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CAPITAL NOTES.
rmE CmANnLEm LETTEns.
The New Hampshire Trlchster EFpsHhs
Their Ohject ana purposes, ana Denies
that His statement of Matsriaa Facts
Uas IsarW CgntrOvertRd.

The New Hampshire TrtchsteF AtEs@s"s
Their Otject ana purposes, ana Denies
that Hts statement Of Matef'as Raeos
Mas Heen Centroverted.
pnbiished Of Mr.. VI. j. Chendler,,s letters aa,2ut
the Touisiapa bargain. aud the Southern paliey M q
II the fresden there L ~ r. asfeaabery % .bsa rywh
standing the criticism end denuneiations when
thn lettars have elected none OF the statements
of fact therein have been effeetivaiV aehiee o'
M NJ narsop named has made b denial over his
own signature. and the various repoi1ed inter-
facts not charged. The substantial cot reet Ies .
Of nii the facts stated IN the letters s hereby r.
afTirmed. Persistent ATTEMPTS have been lnaoe
nv hoafiin NEWSPAPERS to create the i'm pfesHlOh
hsnt }h iatters nasai the title Of the President
and propose to re-epn the Presidential cleo
IN i'his MISREPRESENTATION was peepoted by, the
fact That the telegraphic reports Of the Letters
gave n Yl point Mo t reatss .p ths to bs
summary Of the remainder; An entire pernsal
eu this point. They contain expressions like
'Hs unausatonaby }ovsu he should have asserted in
eyetY possisIl.e, way the moral and legal VALIDITY
Wisdom and hon9r s theret2rs dts 1 tt
hepta ene 4s ewq s,si ishnsss IN e. re
not instesd q asssrg ths 7 rfsaiasas, ,,a; s,al,
dent dent Hayes has himself effected = taint upof
his own title by his betrayal and /, destruction Q
tie lawful eovarninants Of South Carolina m ant
opies 81 Tie Republican party. mud the adoptiol
9fthe prneples Of the peocra,tdle 9 eatty , whcl
hat he rsne w9aa ave q te
fore for, whichever re.agitatioh or e-tnvestIg,a
. place. the President and Ills adviser the Louis
lana bargainers, who sold their, birtbrIgh
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The Turkish Ministerial Crisis.

LONDON, Feb. 1o.-A special dispatch from
pera confirms the previous statement as to the
liberal and reform tendency shown by regent
ministerial changes and the withdrawal of NAH
moud Damod from the ministry. With refer
ence to the Cabinet crisis. it.. is reported in a
Constantinople dispatch OF the 5th.. The same
dispatch says that the new, Premier has ad-
to interrogate the ministers and asking 1t to ap-
point a committee as medium, communication
between the House and the ministry. He also
nointed out that the abolition Of Grand Eisier-
ate and the establishment of Ministerial re-
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Russia ana England to Cooperate.

sr. PETERSBURG. Feb. 1o.-The Russian
agency states that the dispatch Of the British
fleet to the Besphorus restores TO Russia liberty
of action. If the object Is ,to cooperate In the
fllrabls and equitable solution OF the Eastern
question, tho fleet will be welcomed as ar, aug
jliary Atany rate, Russia will regulate her at
titude by that OF England
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DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.
CRIME IN THE CITY or unOTHEHLY
LOVE.
A Man Killed and woman Dangerously
wounded In House Of Ill Fantes

PHILADELPHIA Feb 10.=This afternoon. dur
ing a row In d house Of Ill fame known as the
'fDrick,a No sH Bainbridge street, VIM. howan n
a young man, was killed and one Of the In
mates, Etnma Metntyre. fatally stabbed by o.
man named Frank Valentlne, who up to o late
hour has not been arrested.
entjne visited tho house early this morning and
had some words with Emma Mcintyre. Be,,
tween / and . o'clock ttis afternoon he visited
lionse Oh barron street. He was intoxieated
and showing an ugly -leekihg knife, said 1, he
was going TO dq murder. He left, ana In a9oat 29
and rushing through the house made bis way
toward Third street ad has net been been sssa @
vnunr man killed was ia ths Brick,' and
ATTEMPTED TO prevent the stabbing Of the Girl
lie WINS stabbel. twi.e: one cut In the stomagl "
| died before rsaehing tho hospital. Emma Me-
| Intyrs has two dangerous wounds In the
| breast and it is thought she cannot recover.
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WEATHER PROBABILITIES.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1o-For the Atlantic and
East Gulf states. colder. clearer and. partly
cloudy weather. northeasterly wind and rising
For the Western Gulf States, clear or partly
cloudy weather. light. variable winds. mostly
from the northwest. stationary or rising tom
narAture and pressure
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NEW ORLEANS MONDAY, FEBRUARY H. 1873

Messrs. O. A. Staples, f. Morey, Chas. Wright
and Judge Holmes, the record being attested
soon after he completed his work.
He will gradually bring himself back to his
former condition by short rests and exercise
upon the track, and will be- ready for another
800 miles by Mardi Gras should O. Leary. now
In Cincinnati, desire to meet him.
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visiting English OfIlcers ordered to He
iain their EomIMRnds mt Once.

RtouMoNp, Feb. 1o.-NIajor Q. u. Norton, Of
tho English army, who has been on visit TO
friends In one Of the lower counties ,of this
mandant OF his regiment, informing him that
ali leaves of absence granted to officers OF that
army have been resclnded. and that they were
ordered to return to their commands at once
T'hia officer was directed to report to his regi-
tnent without nm hours delay.
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Mhisky,n Work.

At quarter to o'clock last night white
Franklin street, fell into the fire at her resi-
dence and was severely burned about the
back and arms. She was sent to the Charity
Hospital, where the physicians, after eSamln- If
ing her injuries, pronounced her condition
critical. O
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ports at leocloek this evening as follows. .Tbe
crew OF the Italian bark have. abandoned The
wreck. tf,s captain, mate and signal service
sisted ashore in two boats by men Of theslife-
saving station. whe have returned for the pafty
remaining on board
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rae Epirote Insurgents

ATHENS, Feb. to.-The insurgents in Epirus
have proclaimed union with Greece.
The main body Of the Greek army hos re-
turnsd to IHtnin.
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NEw YoRR. Feb, 1o.-The He'nMs Washing,
ton aispttsh says Senator Qonkling will n,o
sneak on the silver BILL His friends say that he
does NOT think that any speech or speeehes car
prevent tho passage Of the bill: but that II 1t is
vyataed. then htr. Uonkling will take the oppor
tunitYto speak. with view Of then preventing
its passage over the veto.
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Messrs. selph and Renaud fired fifteen
shots each to settle the contest Of last week
between the Continental Guards and the
Washington Artillery. Mr.. Selph made 61,
and Mr. Renaud 81. This puts the Washing
ton Artillery boys Al points ahead.
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T,,e Cr,sptns' strike mt Lynn.

LYNN. Mass, Feb. 1o.--Tears are entertained
of serious violence on the part OF the striking
A special meeting Of the Board Of Aldermen
was held to-day. and special police officers
we're appointed for the purpose Of preserving
the peare Several scabs have been assaulted,
one Of them was terribly beaten last night.
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The Result of Intemperance.
THE SILVER BILL

AtG O'Clock Sunday evening man named
Frank residing at the corner of Jreme and
Bienvllle streets, while under the influence Of
liquor, upset a kettle Of boiling water oyer W
himself and was severely scaIded about the
body,
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Tue condition Of ex-senator wade.

t11EyEtANp. Feb 1o.-There. has been no ma
terial change in the condition of Ben y Wade M
turned but he Ia still In state of utter prostra-
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AT FROGMOOR.
A spirited Contest Between the Washing
ton and Louisiana Field Artillery.

There was q large attendance at the Crescent
City Rifle Club yesterday, notwithstanding the
cold weather. The Thermometer was down to
49, and the wind very fresh, varying on the
dial from to 10 o'clock.
The terms of the match we're: Fifteen shots
to each competitor; five consecutive shots
without wipfng; 2Ot yards; off-hand, with
military rifles. open sights.
The Washington Artillery team, at the, end
Of the fifth round, were ia to 10 in the lead
and maintained this position until the end OF
Judges Henry Dupre, for Washington Ar
tillery; F. Sallean, for Louisiana Field Artil-
| lery. Referee-Gen. Writ Adams.
The following are the scores:
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Mav is Trnproving.

Iast nioht Can't. NJ. G. May, the victim Of
the shooting affray Saturday, was much Inn
proved, m and showed symptoms Of recovery.
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THE EASTERN WAR.
RUssIAJ UNIFORMS THE POWERS OF WEI'
INTENTION TO OCCUPY CON-
sTANTINOPLE.

The Austrian and Italian Fleets tn CO.
Operate with the English-OppOsition
to the English Fleet Entering the
Dardanelles.
LONDON. Feb. 1o.-A dispatch from st. Peters
burg says Prince Gortschakof has officially IN
formed the Powers that Russia contempiates
the occupation of Constantinople for the pro-
lection Of the Christian population.
1t is announced that the Austrian and ltalian
men of war will proceed to ConstantnQple In
accordance with the invitation extended to
them by England.
A dispatch from Constantinople says fur
ther cession of Turkish ironclads to Russia Is
contemplated.
1t is rumorad that the Turks attempted to
prevent the English fleet from entering the
Dardanelles.
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MASS.

NEw YeRK. Feb. lo.-=A, Pontifeal mass OF !re-
uuje,n will BIO celebrated at ut. Patrieks tQathe-
drai Thursday next, for the repose Of the de,
eeesed Pontiff The cathedral Ia, to be. draped
In mourning, and tho ceremonies aud music
viii be Of most impressive and solemn char,
aeter. bishop Lynch, Of Charleston q q. will
tended by almost all VI the priests OF this dio.
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sponsibiliy shows that the government is n
earnest In carrying out principles OF the consti-
Triton,

the sultan ANA the Graud Duke Nicholas
to Meet.
VIENNA Feb. TO- - Political correspondence
states That arrangements are being made for Q
tnesting b. tween the Sultan and the Grand
Duks Nicholas ut TehataldiR.
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GOTHAM GLEANINGs.
Death ot Thsodore no osevel

NHw YoHR, Feb. 10 Theodore Roosevelt died
nit his residence Mt ii 40 last evening. after an
illness Of several weeks. His friends hoped
that he was out Of danger until Friday morn
ing when more unfayorable symptoms SET Il n
His nomination by President Hayes to be Ool.
lsetor Of the Port OF New York is yet fresh 10
the public mind.
v,~.,.. ~, tsnns fOr N Solemn POntItical
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-11-08
l.aWlrssness III New Mckee.

The accounts received recently
through military uhi other sources ~
thu lnulnrsnean prevalent IN suinn parts
~ NeM Mexico nrs full, surrulurnted
hy tla testimony II II resident III TINT
rrrriinr, now visiting friends In Chi
cnpo. This gentleman resides In Lin
coin county, where soeiety il IN n state
~ anarchy. nnd whore hands II thicv.
Ing lnisct.ants plumber nul rn,irl, and
murder with inpnlity. IL owns II
herd III 2.nN sheep. hut. having
male himself odionA ~ the outlaws hs
lis append. a. the military fer prot.c.
siuli. liz lnn ipf remain there IN illr all.
Acnee ii MI civil government. va liz
calne llsrr with tin intention II staying
AWAY until order ssaii br restored liz
SAYS tint II his nnms should appear IN
print ~ III informant regarding III. con.
ditiun IL spri.i, III Tint county. and
III. in..i 81 his having given sueli In.
there, h. would pm, tho penalty ~ his
in.liNeuitinn with hi lifr within forty
hours after hir return a. his rui,rh. H.
Describes thu GrenA.rs ~ the most vim
dieiis. rner III people on the tnee ~ the
globe. They n,,.r think II redresring
wrong ~ M Injustice by recourse IL
law, Int resort II assassination. mud mrn
nra shot down III tl,e dark, nnl the civil
officers dar. mol brstir themselves a. Mp.
prehend the perp.irMor, l.si the, meet
with TN. anin. summary vengeance. liz
rays the accounts given Il, liz command.
my officer il Fort Sinnion II The dep
rotations III the bnnd ~ rnt.iIronis
stsling themselves tlir "Wrrstl.rs have
not been o,ordraan. This particular
lnnd nunl,ers nrarl, Ion lrlIinn~, rncl,
~. If whom carries ~ improved rihc.
pistol, Il howie.knite. and l,eli full ~
ammunition. Within III. lasi sixty lays
! I'M murders liu,e been committed. and
III l.nst nifty women have harn outraged
IT, thu point ~ d,nth, Il,e inhabitants
~ tl,e village u Antelope hnse iieh III
dismn, IL III, mountains. ailal mr.. hiding
10 cnsea and aiming tho rocks. III bnsi.
neAs II suspended, md thu man ~ho
gees ntll upon tn rnaa takes iii. lifr II.
hiN tntlI (Itsuu., I,WrS
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fArIssimg In Dakota.

Speaking ~ farming remind, me 81
the Red River country, where W. lin.
gcr.d Il lay or t~o ~ TAX. IN this north.
crn land II Gannail. No full ~ mud and
money. The marvellous stories III TIL.
rich valley ar not eNaggrnatious. r..
suits sl,ow II 10 i. thu finest md most
productive wheat growing region In oil
the Wesi. md TINT II saying Il good deal.
FnrHn III Iii, Northern pnriti. II tlie
commercial center, md promises 10 h.
come city III II dns. An honr with
Dalsymple, the nrent Goliall of Glnnpnrs.
will nuke your eyes bulge n,d snnr
American heart e~.lI with pri,i.. Tie
figures are appalling: enough IL max, i,
innll.iiStcd farmer sick. Here they arr
IN hrisf: Hr cultivated this ,.ar 1000
acres. md harvested over 25,ltNN, bush.
~ ~ grain, chiefly @heai. for which h.
realized. MT, ~ cents ii inisheI marketed
Ia buffalo. His average. Weld II wheat
wns ~ bushels to III. mere unts. GD
bushels. 10 harvest thi. crop required
thu services III I'm III more men, a.
many horses, ~, rsurJS aud binders,
and III rt.pm tlre~l,inp machines. lIis
shipments during III. harvesting seas,,,,
were Az many ears daily ~ nis engine
could draw. H. chartered trim eneh
and ever, LAY. I" provide for nnl
control r,lch IN army, ~ keep Ill. mn.
cl,inery In regular motion. IL provide
for hrcaknges and proven, delays. 10 Ut
tend - shipment mud lm, fnr freight
nnd lainr, must anll fir Rcnefnl~hil, aud
executive ability II The hiplnri order.
Aud yet Mr.. Dalrsmple II Il rlain md
modest man. Int close calculator with
rare force and energy. HI was horn In
Warren, Pa. and taught nli.4,l there.
nlnnt~, studied md prnctic.sl Inv iii
minnesota. and then Turned farmer ~
the grand scale knuwn only In Dakota.
The potatoes II this He'd liver valley
ar the finest that ground ever gr.w. Ii
!. strictly true tint many were produced
this yrar weighing VIZ pound. apiece
ten II thu hlshcl. md not III NIL inferior
In quality by reason of their greai size.
Dakota will be- the next aiar in the
galaxy III states Ilir Territory ii rot-
ten with riches. and the world II finding
II ont Dakota letter N ihe Eimird
IN. r. AdUertiser.
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,uri lAh AilNt.

A. tsihsiissen ~ ila shaHunri -
alteration IL ihr antiquities " tin IN
,,itef,e snitfs wiil ltnse inHieni VI The
etNtnR
A - "A afstutfnl l4AAminR iftan
wtAtiaa af4sn slnsit att IT, stss. ~
il ,erssaa snfitfinH ftsan disease IL 'hr
.srs, i reported II 'sstntpli ian't,al.
~rirn Vi he. lnstsn ,iiAess, rsi III a,na,
Abundance in t'hillnn, thiit Iin
umaliis i - tlup thai II u'lis nesla
afiusiilg anil sitting H. w. III fuf the
market
A,r4nlaNa I'll MI eminent medical ait
slpuiis, ih.ir occur annual, In I'm
plani tl.ithM ,Hs.N ~ ssrhttia fussf
which M, rltafl, ttareahir H. defective
drainage mil .mrfpas lN,isnhinr
MINE ,inrrnr l. .rtlnn Tint manlr
ffuau malt. nui only i,s,nusr II contains
the hi,artraie properties ~ ,l.s grape,
Int heeali.p II il stronger in hectic ncid,
anil il NOR. ethereal nnd aromatic
Nun II f,Mnd ~ form ni, excellent
solvent fir ullinius, anl al~a ~ ,li~.
p,iisc. In ii measure. the bitterness ~
TINT drug l, will h. t"ui,d PARTICULAR,
useful IN administering uninlne IL chill
.lrrl, Five grains Ia Il tumhl.rial ~
milk II almost tn~t.l.~s
IN Northern China arsenic Il mixed
with tobacco for smoking. und missuna.
rirs state TINT the mpn who smoke this
mixture mr. stout fellows with lungs
like bellows nnl rus, cheeks Trnns.
hnS
recommended the smoking II lrsenicnl
cigarettes IN lung diseases,
cixn.niti.,s will pon h. numerous.
A Vienna firm Il now making II heanii.
fnl slipper ~ woven nlnSs. The effect,
when @nrn. II quite ~ noyrl ~ the ma
tcriul. for with tllr motions III the fuut.
the various lnrs In tic glass threads
blond md intcrninplp III Il inn~t magical
manner, especially under gnSlirht,
pnop. AsA Gny maintains TINT. for
thu vegetable kingdom, ~ we'll az thu
animal kingdom. thrr. IL II saritahln
urrlrolop, The mees ~ trees. like
thu rncrA ~ mon, hnsr come down ~ w
through. prehistoric ur prrnatufnl.lis.
toric period, aud the explanation III tho
present condition IT the geography of
forests N ~ b. sought IN tin pasi. ni,,l
truced IN seniigcr and remains and sur.
siyala
~ one III tho rrissian railroads vii.
lows Inv. been grown with advantage
on the hlnprs ~ excavations md I'm.
hankmcnta. " ii surprising Tint Il
similar method III brnutlfsinp and
strengthening the raulwnys IT railroads
il not more generally adopted A per-.
feet network II formed by thu roots
binding illr wlul. surface firmly and
preventing wnHlioilt., and thu ilirl
green growth cover. ngly pnsl,es IN III.
enril, anil nurigl,ils elevations. with III
agreeable. e,r.reliesing thiekrt. AL
most III, M tlie varieties nf willow cai
W. nsnl viii, success. lint that which i
recommended ~ the best III the snlI,
umyg,lalina, In Try soil tln cutting
should hive ii puu.l length underground
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