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TELLER'S COMMITTEE.

.r...,.-n. r.h., In rh,-7.s-
Democratic ff"s''".ns i""'" 10 '""&
c.oc r. r., 1-rb. Taller t,on,-
CaA"1hs1oS' g. ", ',s, -. -. =. -. .,n,.
Democratic testimony Ne TO tho conduct Of tic !
,a,,vass md election In Williamsburg ami |
gvr,tcr CourttAa. statc Scnntor Maurice test- |
o""''"t 1o , 80, s,If =, a.. pa
nea 70 "Ro"at"ess a.n. a'''eos ~
publfcans IN Williamsburg, and 20 ue .enesn'
had character OF SWllls, the Republican leader
n r.a In cnsrouencc Of S.vats' threats that he
~, rot,t,rd th,t h. would hn held rcsnpustble
n"o .',.'A.5 10y ~ h.,,... .h,,r,tns sn,1 lar,
better leave the county ctrc,lft,
soltcttor iltrsh, Republican until 1877, said
.,n h,,, inrr.ttoatcd. hy Hamotop's direction,
49,. -. ,1,r...s. .h.r,.. ,n.,a Nv awaI,a ami found
!ne a'ae'ous s.akos ...u"a :. ~. hs,a ~ "a.
vocatc 1aainey, that awaits was not arrestcd b5
s"ain.t swa,t. ", crrant h, would be held to ae.
se',n. ceu for any hlood,he,l Or iucenafsrIsm.
eoa"* ~ ~, o.N"1 oN ..tss ,..,Ia.a .h.t
Jack E. Eppe, co1ored preacher tee'lheo snas
he aJstatncd from voting At tile election, and Is
In consequence det,arred by co1orcd Republicans
fr,,,, r,,,.+cr,rr IN .he Hant1at churches he had
I.o''i ..,.a,".ss.a ..s.''ss :"
fe9o,ati5 a se.se ,,.., +.,ta,,, ,,o, NJ, ,ost,,.
d. l. Ilc!warn lHhNe) teetlllea that an lhsHa'
| ttop to Hwatts to ride into Kings Tree With the
| Rcd sh1rts was freely ACCENTED by BxAiJs when
~ ss h.% u .s., ~ s,.,,ro2 ~ harrr rm,,d bs tlone
ntI Us .ao ossu .''H''" Nv ""''N "' ~ '~
hin'' .. s
ucgrocs surrounded Cellar Swamp Precinct. kay.
jur thc ballots should not be counted. Tie
6alIot-box was seut Oh on . by-pat!,, while nc
| rroen lay tp wait for II on tho usual road. It
Taa tte intention Of the negroes 70 murder tho
| manarcrs and eeize the uox.
Tie HIST Democratic witness from Richland
| FnUntv rms rnt1 Ludwig. who testified nh to
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1n,h branches Of the General Assembly within
tlM next two weeks, and are confident OF ite
speedy passage.
foTRL ARRIVALS.
k,rana por4fe ifotel--Co1. c, q. na,rctt, Cle!e.
land: i, +. Winelow, iowa: ). l.. kcck, Ci9c'n-
natl; ii. II. nrown. Cleveland; 81: =: Wn'kSf' : %
Carson, Grand Rnpits; x. II. Jones. WARREN III.
;sher7aaa Hon,t--J: b. Rcoln,on, IaIk.9n, %f,
Mich. f.. " Tnhor, New Iork: thC t., Rsv; =. ~
ii. Jaek. Pcosia; ". j., Pratt. Caerel"nd: T; ".
bf;sks NV xok 'Shn e. s{"e R, s.soE III s.
ei.co; "f +. {, s'nrbutt: bsn,er; .; r shFst Du.
hnque J. r Nay, Fremont Esi,;n Ssei cG, r;,,,Sntn,
'i;"us 1Sr,aon; Hoast-.f. afayoorn. t'sneEs; IL:
w. rto S'oag,sh f:lsnss; e., T r.n:t:eo III MeioSWs
D l,owlcy, 81. Joseph, No.. F. .. Wyatt, Du'
hn4nc.
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CRIMINAL.

6nr, n&HJH ~ m
ouo n..,",,.,. .t,.ht .,h., h, atterntntl |
uon" ss1 ,,s "smh,inn.1aom NJ q, rIark strro,
:" ehtee 'ns kA'"o.u ,.a. ~ =, ia -. h,.
wus srrcstcd fostertlay. ana gave pa'i LOT h1a ap
pcafauce when wanted = ,,,,.
1ne s.. ''"e ~ no 49,. .,-.ot .o.tc,,or AMI
factory ut NO. " Lake stsees sca'e1un5, n'i"
got Into quarrel With the men 1t work sheFc.
Upe Ut tho employees named Sparrow was cHt on
H., f,,o ,,xJ hcod with a kntfc hv nna Of tic
Wv .s,"s .. .n.+ o.,,.oa o,,o.t srl,o wanda are
stf1Kcfst "ho e"e1t'e" a''eo' '"o "9""1' .'o
Char,cs Mleb,c, q sa,ooa.keeper At the corner
=, ,rnrdo1nf a,rr,. and Filth aycnuc. WA mr.
...na vostor1.v n, the fnstnuro of Charles l1er-
MAN. man. via occuscs him Of apIroprjatlrx 81 our
~ n IN nnfu thut he had piycn him fur tho pur-
aafscr aav q rettl1E tte bill changed md hnrling
1s"r sis S{iehln wns nut In the Arn,ory,
'4ss S =. 49,. 49, ~. ,..,., =, 1oh, r,o,,ch.
"afrant - Ply TT .ts r .o - j.sn-
!!ns'' Ing e en1s IL Bsscn, oi No. II Kiasie strest;
1t is said TINT, hecaase tno nhlnla! Wonu nos
under hin, anl proddea hun Il. the body with
burning pieces Of wood until thc animal waa
disabled "s'i rendered un''' Tor da'S'
/ wD, Rr.dre of Madison County, H. re-
,or+atl at ti,n f,nttapn tiruye Ataton last eycu-
| m. It,,t In Ind hecn confltteuccd out OF $40
near tic corner ol Michigan avcnac and 'rwe.'-
ty-sueond street, by Man who pretended to
| want ihu money to paY for tagEaGo A. the
| tlr,,ot. 4 spurious check an the Union Stock
Yards National l3ank Naa given as socurlty'
| lie gives GOOD description OF the thicf
r.. r,.,,h,,a,pfr ,,.o In ,.h,.s Fiji, po,cteu.
!ne NcIsg sr,na ~ pn.rci ca.h viii frs,.,I II,
aosn t - daaiaHns S ss hss heS"infor" hern fn,iv
npte4 In THE TnlnuNR) occupied Justice Pot.
aK. afternoon Sar SSare.dnf sdrs.rcn, hv IL. "' orr,
Mna'.y tnSn t'as t'"+ rci md I,achn,rr ~
ne ra,rt ,1' r In. .n,n ni1rn.s ioF whtc
Nv ,n - ,,nv ssrrsuncd mi IL Il thrrcfnr nrbshIa
10 now oIsaeGa' ..i n III, ~ Srcston ~
!iiht tnS ahas!es "''' Hkseo "'s'' VIC oss''''n VI
Tie a'enef eoa't'
TIE grocery store Of Iosaph Nanuth, No,
100 West Sixteenth street sswna entered By burg.
lars hunuaT niElt. ahA toV detl* t"o Guests o.
tea, and saddy u plug tobacco were carried oi!
a. p!uudtr. Ihe 'lwel!th atfcst po!lco asteateC!
upon suspicion Josepll POM hlASsey, anu
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ulto gnlte snrapturcd tho public. The p.-.,..
papers recently invented sotnc alartn{na Naa .,s,I
ncnts ot Patt4a serioua inslt4positon 1,o,o Z.
Inflammation of tho knee, said to he Of s,.h @ ~
dangerous nature t,At s,nputatton OF ths in ink !
would he inevitable. fhcs: htnrcs fqrt,,n,,,,.1o ,,o
turn OUT tt, be unfoundctl. Thr. ,nay ,~,hs!!!
have arisen from the fact that afmr, Patti i. :;
frmeti tn be cncctntc, and expecting hsr ~! "
fncmcnt In month nr twt,. 1t Is atvaya. I'M MT
cult 10 correct such errors. - oH'''
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: MCCORMICK HALL,

Lecture Tuesday evening. jan. "a. 1870. "The
Great Controversy" The above lecture. ~ ,e1iv.
cred BY Judge Mscksy. !atntcnseiy interesting. anil
covers ground noyci and htshesto uninterrupted In
the lcctura.6eld. Tbs JUDGES lectures appeAl to
the reason, and not Ia The passions, aud arc mar.
ycls OF thought and Information.
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"NArIoNAl 1IoME ron nnAhtEp vM,uHrEEn
SOLDIERS, DAYTON. O., Jxn. Q. 1871. DR.. D. In
GER, Chicago: After a fair tr,al Of thrte months
In two CASTS. seemingly incafsbfc, Mn glad to any
that tho result has been all that you could claim
aud all tho most sanguino could hopo for. nc-
srectfnlly. E. F. T}rown. Governor" Ds. DEu-
gers o1lcc. Nooms 11-:: Palmer 1iouae.
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A cAKl.

The best teeth, Tho dness workmanship. and
but one prre-$8 = ret, warranted. Other
dentists have fancy prsces for Idle time, but no
tines teeth. The most sklted and experienced
woEkmen employed. The Drs. MeCheaneJ
give all clsca In 11ling or extracting tielr per-
kuu2l care alld AtlenliQH.
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A serious drawback ID life 10 Bagdad l., ac~
Trtst, that It leavss IL iudelibls mark iu the
shapS OF red bloleh, OF, in sotns cases, pendent
excIeseencs, on the nose, which 10 ths sequel to
. peculiar tnnRtum2torJ skin disease hich pre-.
Yajls Ill over the country between The EuphFateA
aud Mediterranean. and particularly iM Aleppo.
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sT. Lor1s, Jan. IS, 1870. -To fAd PHo!lo: We
have svtlncsd cur price. and otter 100 too!ns st 81
per day. Our rates viii bs -, g. 80, and 81 par
day, according to location Of roma.
lN,swoLn l. scrunkH, rroprietors.
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Dt. rriec's Perfumes. especially bis Fforal Rich
e., Pct Hose, LsdIea FAyorite. and Meadow Flow
ers, aEo becoming the fashionable odoEs.
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It Il rarely fatal, but ono, stranger or native,
escapes Il. 4 friend of the writer fiaa N tnlolt-
bio red stripe from forehead t1 eyebrow. nrd
Frcnchman, who must heartily curse tho day "a
on his cheek the size Of N orange, which art Is
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SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS.

a - '.os e. " saon m ~ e-5y' mn &, -.
tnat there were from Saoo,Voo " esoo,ou III IT,
bates on special assessments In the City Treas
ury wus somowtlas Wild, the sun to the credit
NJ thc fnnd ian. being S1sD.0 900, This smount.
" ~. y. A. ~ ~. s,,,,, ~. -nn....
80 ~ sA'a' sepseseuts nos ''.9 '''u .eea'os'
but tho money collected for improve
ments not yet completed, and. In some
cascs, not ret commenced. The Coup
tso,ts- 10. In HI. h,na. uarrnpts
l1ohef A.s =, ~ -, ~ NO ...." ' .,,,', ,.,Iah
WINCH caii loF auout .sos,.s Msn ~
those enttien 10 tne tponey Anum .h nn,nEs .,o VI
they Nouu A'up ~ NV H. T. ~ wv ;.l,,..;hIo
udh reporter yestetuaJ tnat u way ss,.4
" tel o naVlg no wy 70 nnu oat5 nom .,"Sn a,,.
OF tht elov,Ouo was uus 20 p!upesty .o"tsts WY WY
hnu been oveFasscseed Ior Improvements, amu
now mucn Was cnaIBsas!o - ~ Ia,p.ute. hap.' g.
fnchss lot "h'ch ttlo asscs8tnetlts nHn oet-, y.
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PIsfti.

Cbsrstpnsd<scx Hs4e iork H&sa1d. -
BERLIN, Jan. b-AIelinA Patti, who created
such tuFuFs Ia Berlin Oh her receGt tcappeus-
euce, Alter II, abscnce Of nesriy sixteen Years,
has been s,uKlng 1t Hamburg, where sbo itkc-
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ItTEFs,



NOwE-lu Milwaukee Jan. -, Strs hnnfe ~.
wife Of r. Il. Rowe. Of i d,aRiiirr. - eo'es
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also an honor TO the Association OF which he
WAS member, md the mctnbeFs all shared IN
Il DER. Logan responded In a speech not over
ak or seven futnutes in longth. l!c shld l'c @aa
very grateful for tho honor that had pecn con-
fetres upon him BY tho members OF INC voteeau
Cluba for The good iGs'ix e1n'rtNeo n .nr, mas
prot,1 oi his victory, md ec Thought l,c Wel,
might be, for he had a competitor to contend
against that WAS in every wAv wotth5,-a DRIVE
soldier, GOOD statesman, an tnotonsn N fc,n gc,,
personal knowiedRe. lia Ind nothing but Cood'
Will towards him. flo was proud 70 gain = eoi'-
quest oyer 20 able a man,, While in he Senate
lin there, and he should always oo a frion1 to
tho soldier. lie congratulated them upon hav-
Ing secured tho passage Of The till which gaTcc
back.pcnsions to- thc etippled and *ounueu
hibltiou OF Cotnl fellowship, nm he hoped to
u,ect them many times In tile futurr.
(.en. Logan and Gen. Chctlafn then left tlte
platform ind took a position upon tho main
nufnDer of nbout 400, together With slfty Of
sixty citizens, were formed 10 hne, and Marshsls
lleaI5 and Carroll presented them individually.
announcing tl'cir names "a each tam up to
Among tho prominent citizens noticed OUT
side Of tic members Of the Veteran Club were
.1ndRc Bailey al,l Judge Murphy. OF tliG appel
late Court, rostmastcr Palmer, Capt Dekudio
AnI Capt. Miller OF the regular army. Capt
smailc, a visitor from the country, tic Hon. A.
NJ. ttones, LhniEman Of the State Republican
tentrnt Committee, and others.
The reception proper did not last over m
hour, md after II was over tho members of tic
Veteran Club went to their own rooms, ThcFc
| they bad general Jollitication, With
| President Chetla,u nnu 0eu. Logan
seated at the tcasl OF the table. The cEowd
struck up the old Wnr-song, " shcrman's March
to tho Sea-" with vigorous c,orus in lofty
| key. Then Frnuk t.unbard Rppcarcd lnsftlu the
door, mud he was enthusiastically pushed,
| pulled. and lifted through and over tho crowd
with hs back against tie wall. Amid the wild;
cat shouts from, the audience he WAS compelled
to Eiyc.." Old Shady" " Shcrman's March, aud
other patriotic sougs, tho audience JOINING. 4
fcrcut members Of tic ornanizntIon, and II Wal
not until a late hour that ti.u crowd dispersed
New-York tribune., 1879-03-29
LITERARY NOTES.

Henry Holt & Co. have in preparation a
book on Money and Trade by Professor Francis A.
Walker OF Yale College. 1t will he 12mo Pro-
fes.or Thomas r. LOunsbury also OF Yale has written
a work on English Language" which this house Will
publish soon in their series Of handbooks.
The memory Of Walther Won der VOg ell
yee the greatest OF the medleval poets OF Germany,
and whose fame wide in Europe for centuries will
soon be honored by monument near Bozen, where he
"a supposed To have been born. Contributions for it
have been made by number OF Austrian and German
towns
In Manchester, England, has lately been
exhibited copy Of the first edition OF Newtons Prln-
cipa containing the autograph OF Edmund Haley, the
astronomer who gave to the Abbot Nazari the editor
for several years Of a scientific journal in Rome The
book aerward passed into the possession OF Dr. Dalton
whose autograph II also bears
Edmund Yates wishes to be commended to
the person who wrote an illustrated advertisement for
a London pantomne and quoted from Shakespeare as
follows:
"The cloud.capped towers and gorgeous palaces,
The solid temple, the great globe itself
Yea, all winch 1t inherits shall Dissolve
And IKE the LdseiesS fragment Of rtSton,
Ledre nougit but a rack behind"
Macmillan s. Co. are printing new and
uniform edition Of Charles Kingsley's works The vol
umcs are crown octavo bound in dark green CLOTH and
will be thirty three in number one volume. the poems.
IL lust out Yeast will follow next aud then Al
ron Locke and Hypatia" IL will require about
two years and half TO complete the set
"Wick Farmhouse" writes the author of
"wld Life IN a Southern County" "Is thatched and
has many gables hidden with ivy" In its broad ex-
panses of thatch and in the Ivy tribes Of birds have
taken up their residence, and the thach has grown
thick in the OF years. by the addition OF fresh
coats that IL projects far from the walls and forms wide,
farreaching caves over tho cellar, where the wall Is
low the roof descends within three four feet Of the
ground. and the caves hero cast shadow with the
sun nearly at the zenith.
Sir Charles Dixie writes to The Athe-
naum that has received from Major Charles Brown,
OF Taranak New-Zealand, the Of Charles Armitago
Brown the friend OF Keats some interesting relics OF
the poet Major Brown has sent him Keatss " Beau
mont and Fletcher" his Bacon's Advancement OF
Learning and mass OF family letters which contain ref
ereuces 10 the poet The Beaumont and Fletcher" has
the undcrseorngs which Keats made In all the books he
read The Bacon 10 full Of manuscript notes, which are
New-York tribune., 1879-03-29

the Spring by Messrs. Sampson Low & Co. lts au-
thors, Charles and Mary Cowden Clarke, entitlo IL
"The Shakespeare Key" and describe it as un-
locking the treasures of his style, elucidatinR the
peculiarities of his construction, and displaying
the beauties of his expression" more elaborate
explanation is supplied bv the prospectus. Inc
book is to enable every reader Of Shakespeare 10
become his own editor by making Shakespeare
illustrate himself But this is what DR.. Alexander
Schmidt undertook in his excellent " Shakespeare
Lexicon" the principle of which is to make 'n0
poet his own interpreter by dscardng all precoh-
ceived opinions and subordinating all advenu'ous
means of ofinformation to those offered by hnseh'
The kew. moreover isto teach style. 1t may DO 80
10 ant scholars but it certainly has not tanght 'he
Cowden Clarkes themselves to write simple anu
straightforward English. They were at their pes'
when they compiled their invaluable concord
ance.D book which will keep their names IN nom
ored memory long after their efforts at criticism
have been forgotten as they deserve to be- HOW,
ever. their new work may prove suitable 10 HI
some gap in the plentiful apparatus for
study already existing and will be judged on i'S
merits when il comes. u w. '0'
New-York tribune., 1879-03-29
however the work Of the poets schooidays, and alto
gether without literary value.

however the work Of the poets schooidays, ana Alto
gether without literary value.
The cyclop9dia of religious poetry which
Dodd, Mead Co. have undertaken will be large one
It intended that IL shall be the standard Work OF lts
kind II will be an octave Of several hundred pages
probably as large Bryants cycop9da, or Coates's
II will be restricted rgidy to Christian poetry The
Rev DR.. Philip scha. OF New-YOrk, and Arthur Gil
man. Of Cambridge Mass, are the editors IL was not
NewYork the architect, who ectured recently in Ilis
city on the " Wit and HumOr Of New England"
In describing events in England year ago,
r. r. O'Connor In his new Life Of Beaconsheld that
"Rowdyism was proclaimed king" and " 1t seemed as
II the whole country had gone mad" 1t was on this
foul tide that the Lord Beaconsheds fortunes
hoated with all sails set, trumphantly proudly most
appropriately" The Echo in reviewing the book Ia at
loss TO know upon what Lord Beaconshelds fame as
statesmen will rest For all the great Statesmen Of the
present century but IL finds that his name
can never associated with any great measure for the
welfare OF the peope or with any noble effort for free
dom abroad. Mr.. OConnor's dislike OF him Is deep
seated. lie is vindictve utterly selfish, whOHy uh
scrupuous OF petty ends and most dcspcaDe means-a
false foe and falser friend"
The first volume of the Metternich Memoirs,
now in press contains his autobiography OF the four
teen books, two Il. and W. are bographicalj TWO
others devoted TO portraits OF remarkable conten
poraries including Napoleon, Louis Philippe, the En-
pcror Alexander and Carlo Alberto The others contain
dispatches and letters monarchs such as Francis
Joseph, the Emperor Leopold, the Emperor Nicholas
Frederick William w., Goethe. humboldt Rossin
IiebIg aud Lord stratford de Redcfe. The eleventh
book contains q memorial bearing tue tltle Meln POI
Testament" To most people Meternlcn IS known
that he was extremely OF science especially OF the
exact sciences.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-29
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ByC.J. wHYTE MELVILLE.
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Itis the best dictionary tho English language tha.
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