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TETTER Or SALT RHEUn1

IN tho Hands Cured. A Grateful Letter.
Mcsszs. WEEKS d ro1rEn-Gtntte1ntn: Having
fait Rneum, md apcnt mnoy hard-earnca dol1ar.
God, ny hands nrc we'll. nevcr had anything DO
r1e good like that. j,
You may out Tits In tito paper and welcome. md
may It do son,c othcr poor u1cref the sama good
Il Ina Jonu mel / mn we1l knawn here, horsng
lived hcrn aimos. t'feeu years, ana kept boardeta
for living, md sometimes my heart was sore,
thinking would have to give up altogether Win
caro Of; but oh thsnk God, my hands arc well, 90
1ngan return Thanks. =,
Yours respectfully: rv
L17TLErox, N. IL. May 10, 1879
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VARIOUS.
TIE NATIONAL BOARD.

Hp<cto! Dtspafch TO The 1tfbnrdL
WARRINGTON, July 17.-1hc National Hoard
of Health, IN couuncct!on with Its other duties,
IL undertaking the publication Of d sort Of news
paper called the bulletin Of The Mutfo'ta1 Board
Of Aa4,M. It does not appear what thu real o.
iect Of the newspaper ii. Everything wh1ct It
contains Of anY consequence is anticipated bS
the daily newspapers That 1t Ia q journal which
does not como under tic hand OF tic public
press is shown by the fuct TINT, upon startlnett'
IL vas not found necessary to rescind tho FOL
lowing, which appcars TN tho pirate minutes o1
thu Board April 2, 157o:.
Ordered, Tint the discussions and deIlnsratloha
Of tho Board ahall b considered cnnhauhtsa 40
fNt IN regards tho ruc arfan any source through
Witch thoy maY b. likely ressh 1le public pEe.s.
except when authorized by.the nohto aha COR
manicased thronEh tue proper of'ieefs.
- cuArrlNooGA.
CHATTANOOGA, July 17-At meeting to-
daY tIe CITY Council refused 10 raiso the quar-
an!tne All M against Memphis. Through passengers
from Memphis arc transferred at Wauhatch!s,,
at the rate Of ten miles an hour.
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r11r,cuRA,ouTloUnIAs: 1Is.so1 -
(4tiicura
THE GREAT SKIN CURE,


rhe zuost Healing, %ootlsinK' naa ,ne.iS ne.""""
External Application IN 'no ''ol'"'
1.pal, heal, yees o!a Sosss IT,, ta 1ss ass
3nu Wounds: 1tshtnE f'es sMu ~ i,frtine. thus
.ofdoF % an.pe.kahs to i. ainT
urns Wounds - .HS S.,r re'sr, sna ~ II
~ eda II" se.'n incinjns oes II atr Notins Ike
i has oset seen inowa 70 TIC most meesn1 s
~. ~ .x,.ismcn II is revolutionary in tte compo-
sition ani mode treatment and anec:es II Il :, Ssg thE
svar5 externa! Affection At cveiy efsee = nnrt t' af
itssif incidentally, and At the same tine the mos'
detishtinliy fragrant and refreshing Io''e'' ''''
and Nursery seap 10 ezntcncc. ..,,, ,nrtfYtur
saont md liver stlnuin ehoald b. .sksa 10 aeS ny
tta!ze and resolve sway blood p1lscn' mas,al o.
eson,saions d,seases. which maintain and foeser
diseases Of the Skin and Scalp
, 1879-07-18
RUSSIA.

ELEVEN 11OueEs.nuENEp.
LONDON, duly ia ttsc In Kosiow, Russia,
burned eleven houses.
COMMERCIAL NEGOTIATIONS.
LONDON, July IA correspondent ut st.
Petersburg reports that representatives OF the
Ruayiau railways have hecu negotiating With
Prusslau and Austrian railway delegates, with
view to renewing the relucetl gooia tariff for
long distances. It appears, however, that the
Itussian railway authorities are unwilling to tx
tend the favorable goods tarlG to kun.ss.bcrg
and the Baltic purta. This wi1l seriously weigh
acaust the Russian corn trade.
, 1879-07-18
FOREIGN.
The South African Chief
Makes Fresh Oyertures
for Peace.
Which Are Met Half Way by
the British Military
Authorities
France, Initiating Germany, Will
Buy Up AL Her
Railways.
Charnbord Ones; More Calls Upon
Chanbord Once More Calls Upon
His sympathizefa to
Rally. -,
Prospect of Another Bal Break
in tho Turkish Cabinet.
Incidents Of Grants Deception in China
and japan.


LONDON, July l7'--husSes FeteNco ''o"'
Cape Town to Julyf4, oF WY o. "Aoe" a. ~"
nounco that an envoy ifota ecte"ayo !eaeueo
Fort NAPOLEON on inc soth ot suns, ue@l"s
peace proposals md hnn, tusk Q, lsots 10 u
pscsent. .iia wished 10 stop '.e aasenes " LUZ
seeond DiV1slot' out "as i'o.eu 1., ss t".s,. NV
peace psoposslt nast % maao ~ 1v'u eue'He'
ford, ami that inc aasanco #oute on,5 Us W..
poncd on condition thas Iac 'o'toes ucnl@n"e
were ae:cdetl to.
Gcn. slf aasoct "o's' $3.50. T.,
Pletorma'!tzhurR. "nfse me "ae b"o,u IN
as High Commissioner anu % eo.''4'".!a.1.'u. ~ ~.
Chtet. He o1peetea 70 aeaF' oai oAA Ae'' Wv
DuFnionl tue laih OF 'u,y.
Lord Chelmsford i'as 1o'nea hyms co,u,'n'
and iarrtEed AT tMaeniooh.um' LIZ ""' p''oa''5
rcaoh .Uluudt Tie Isl ot Ju'5'
COL Woods spies report uat cose"aso' -
dssestsned with Dis peoplos o'aloe,'nanoa ~
fight. llc WAS personally aee1rous o. su'os 'oF
peace, but was d'esuaoeo W Ms Aiin's'e'a'
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OBITUARY.,

EvAxsy,1ts, ind, July 12-ps. Char'ea
Laucnstetu, editor ot the Evansville Dtmoe7ut.
the leading Gesa,au daily Democratic paper Of
spop.e4y IT hia residence i,l this city.
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fNDIANAls0LTS.

Hofc1n{ NI161ItH 70 7A9 1F76EN.
INp.AxApoL,s, July 17.-At o'clock, In front
OF tho Pos. -Ohicc, anoshcr Journal printer was
assaulted by STRIKER, and struck In Tho head
With 4 sanl-bsg. lie WAS II ouce arresteti.
This evening The police cleared the street Ia
|rouk of tho .jourHa! t,tldng ntll, for the 1rst
time d,l7lug the trouble. things look quiet.
, 1879-07-18
YOUNGSTOWN, @.

HOMEGROWN, o., July 17.-'rhcfs Is stHke
among thu !ahorcrs Ut tic Entcrprtso Mills for
an atlynpce Of 10 cents day Ia Wages 1t has
resultol In the stoppuge Of iheiF works.
, 1879-07-18
n{I1LAD EIIPH1A.
AN ALAhNINo VISITOR.

cp.esal Msp&sca 10 IN 5rsHH&
PHILADELPHIA, july I.-Cap1 Smith, m old
c.,Gsheruan, sitting In bis boat at tho L1zarotto
near Chester At sunrise this morning, knew
someth.nx waa wrong when the brig Shasta
came IN Tho dYez In ton Of tho tug George ",
, 1879-07-18
EDUCATIONAL.

ATT. VkakN<b.f lN%*lll'l,Hla .1I
lT& Nj. Vernon riace. baltimore. Lid. Enkl!sh.
French, and ac1nlan boarding. and Day school for
IoU1X La.ltes large corps Of Professor. Tic :osh
NJ upua1 Ha4lon Wilt c1mtelEt Sept. Ia. For crc4Isra
rlIiesa the Tr!aeipali N,ss. llAKy ]. JONES a.d
Mrs. IL. MAlTLASl.
, 1879-07-18

The ourscunA nExnprEs nrs prepntod hY Weeks
4 Potter. Chemists and Druggists. $40 WashlnEion-
st., Boston, and aro fer ale by AZ ntaesan: y:
boxcs!. containing two and ene.half tiu,ea Tho
quantity Of small, 81. Kesolvrnt, 81 pcE bottle.
tutieuFa Eoap, s5 cents per cake; BY mail. 80 cents
fhrEt cAkte. 75 CENTS.
, 1879-07-18
EXCURSIONS.

:. EAEURBNON5s
HESIDE-WHEEL STR. RUBY"
Will Leave ClArk.ht. nvldge eYrEy dAy nt e50 r. m.
1eaynE you tnste ult t::o n: hognd ttie 2h cts1
Government Iisf ii 1i i. M every dAy. Round trip.
hurtK. Grand Moonlight Exenr1lon every evening 1t
O'CLOCK faro ouls ho teS,Y nn mA III eos Msn.r.r
, 1879-03-14

i'u. opss would be realised. lie spokc Of ,,o .,,
pocy % va3 ~ ~ mo eI md sah tic sotssa,tn, s,t,
Ec5," d!l not voto tho Democratic ill.,, ",n!s
nau ootter not vote at nil, or lie WA Nss, ss, ~
MT rent lanl or work It ntl whn1i'i M could
Will THO white nnn. Tho Dcmnsrau,. 'ot a.. vota
oef, Ia tho streets. Ihe unly ali"9 l',es ,,,n IN tho
!iHfmosrattc i N bao!t Of en,ocratIc niet et "as
a kGpt him hound wholo halfJay. a',I "T ,'leI
70 seep % oss os arg9 n 9a gn aM,x w'es oss
dave. This WIS In Inst NoyonIsr' '''' i''he for
That's nothing" sntd Alr. WLl,e,,a,. II.
Know, within the Inst three yeers. NJ sns.
fro mon who left ilcir houses nj, NJ seventy:
MeTs nsys5 sI. foa1d "! the uzzars ond ,bnm "na
mr.. Whttcstlcs said tic priv wcr, Il,
wrctelel condition. aul 20 nennilss, y dh,, ei'sh b
WI '1,lposssbo {nr them TO 10 anything wiihaN ill., 7
tlss 'nnrnlng to, render them nil lie s ns,is,a1r itaSr
u ms rnwcr. lto SAYS they could onjy j,,,apss cat g
TO kocp them III foud, at least. enoasaa
, 1879-03-14

will ho seen TINT mines producing 4 tty-ounce
ore have been practically frozen ont . But It
haa been too good thing to Inst, nnt1 r sow, With
tho incoming OF n flock Of now sneltcra and the
consequent competition, It Is expect ed that
mining msll become e7on moro profits Bic than
II Is at present.
=, It's ncrhaps not known to the re, ricr that
the crude work In reducing the orc. hey sim
ply eliminate certain easiy tcpnra ted sub
stances, md t1rn out pigs Of bullion In which
thofe Ia from 60 to rs per cent Of Icn anu 40 to
q Der cent Of silver. Tie bars or pic ., weigh
in,g nearly 100 pounds cnch, nrc trei thtcd ny
wagon to canon CITY or colorado Sp' tngs: at'd
aru ,hcnco shipped 10 Omaha, Or Y. Louis. Or
cuoccrucd Is the ein,ptest bus! ncss i'm
agtnabIe. A an old miner old me,
ali that tho foreman has to do Is IL
keep watch OIL tho chimney asnl the boiler, and
the Ameltng rocs on OF Itself. There Is no cotl-
pentctl asAteln Of retorts, as Is rcau rcl by the
argc establishments tn the cities nh ove.nnmctl.
out ot tho earth is favorable to tlis cheap kind
Of sn'cltng the lead md Tic silver being SYM
pathetic nid working In each others behalf.
For tlls past few days tho wcat aer lns been
bright na.d suns.1it,y. Under benti IN influences
the SNOW hns faded quite away fru NJ the roads,
leaving only dirty patches here ard. there III tie
vacant lots. The pedestrian IL not improved In
taMpcr by this chnngc, fur there ar:c no side
walks cxcopt upon Chestnut street, niid tramp
time. Tho gulches arc almost tlnpns sable for
wagons, and the mud running down into the
streams has caused tile 1rinktnE-watcr Ut l.casl-
Vile to ASSUME n peculiar color mud M TN
pleasant taste. But then ono doesn't mint! this
kind Of thing When rouEhng 1t. q. L. W.
, 1879-03-14

3HNd127bNIU tNFfa 1H1Ff7c1H tHEH.1t
The people OF tho United States will see to It
TINT the plea Of the hlghwnyman Is not allowed
in the conduct Of this Govcsnmens. Should
the Democratic leaders maintain their present
attitudcdurtng the continuance Of the Forty.sixth
Congress, It is tolcrably sase to sny that tho cnl
of the revolution promised by Mr.. Thurman will
nrrIvc long enough buforc nnother Democratic
Congress Is privileged to assemble. The people
revolution promised by Jefferson Davis, aiao il,
the Senate Chamber, In the summer of 1850,
uny IN t1lls c,sc they Will do IT. With l,nllots.
The Republicans have shown their willingness
to compromise By granting two ont ot thu three
dcn,andt nude by the revolutonists. That
does well enough to 20 l1non tic record. But
from this titnc forward no concesson ought to
be thought Of. Tie mcans TO ca.ry on tho Guy
cril,lent must be furnished without extraordi-
nary conditions, OF not at all.
, 1879-03-14
a Candid tlplnloE's

{19{fUff Fra |Tf31' ~, ,,I.a aj,1
ca,u,il enluto's; was thu other day V1s'tsa ~
young attorney. who cxplsine.l: x.o,. sco,
II VAS od!i!tcd to ila yat "" .t"',, yfn' as y!
uml thuk know sntncthlns sEu anoIisf ! fnr.e. al
the minute aE!se TO adafsiGs .,[,G 'S Nov, want
70 y asH ps' You III Il .is es.ut .how sss 81 fS
Tic Wise attorney shut hs oyss oy,:,t;na. HM .'''
thu case for nomsui bSioFe io,S 81 eanadeas
IN yayftsIt SGpx u wi !p soa ay vanish as H.. Il youl
aek m 3i ot Sraii.s you had better sell Ell os' ypg-
otsico sifects ni.l buy plck-a1 ata ''
handled at,oy:l." ... n, ,n1|oualy
Il i,ut how am I TO dcteru'shet' au'
1 .i;i II buy lie plck-ax anyhor l'... a'a ~ =. Il
chnnres! il, whi1pcttA tile ngcu aut.1'''
,noyrI over 70 tho peE for hls oYersz'A
, 1879-03-14
AnnexlnE st. Louis to Ellinnta.

The proposition to annex 1t. Louis 10 the
State Of Illinois Is !estinc1 10 grow la public
fuyor. 1ilnos Ia II great and growing State, ot
which any larEc city might well bc proud, Mis-
souri, Ia the llomv and llot.bed OF social ant m.
litical lsourbonisn, ar.l is likely IL remain sllei,
during tho present generation u least. Sl,o Il
surrounded hY States 10 which the War taught
much, aud wh!ell arc hundred per cent better
lcA1nc.l nolhn: BY Thu War cSccnt tie art OF
Ectrugressi0n. Sooner or later St. Louis Will
iIre VI paying one. third of The tuxcs Of a Com
,noiiwealth which 10 u uisgsace to It's are md
ting. Mnrk the prediction. men and brethren
Ut JefIrrsuu+
, 1879-03-14

-. LiHts 7toht, f7eHttcfit fhrn.l
Over =. n,}O immigrants passed thrniEh Kansas
City last Thussday. most nf them intending pettIa.
ulnnt In 1iansak.-!sf. Lo"ls Republican (Nfm.).
We nre sla.l to sfo the Repu1!ic,ta following
the lcad Of tho G'obe- DtiAoera!, and telling tho
actUal facts III rrgard to Missouri, Tic trnt
u that shls State ts being lepopnlatcu. Not
only do Immigrants not com0 to Missouri, but
few days ayu large colony left the Town. OF
Washington, on tho siissollsi-Taelifc, tn talu IN
Il rusttlcnce In KArsas. Every day we llcar Honlc
uess Ut tlle same kind. Wcto nut hlanc peo-
,vri Ss goS ny uk 1at ol i no;.a M e
people to stay here.
, 1879-03-14
1soS.l1ot Devotion tn ,Jcfr Davis.

NN0ut0 10d.l LhrnhIc}f {H'M,l.
The ex.Prcsitlcnt Of the ContcdcracY has The
sacrod trust VI not dlsl,onorlng IN his own per-
son. By craven petition for forgiveness, The holy
cause Of the South which, though trump'cd upon,
Ii uotoss and mayer shall be, ''wi'ilc thcrc's an
echo left to air." That CAUSE WAS to:nl ac1f-
government. alA 1t Is Vital Today, ilcrc md
ncfoss lilo mighty waters, in the hearts ot free.
men. Shall Jefferson Davis ask pardon for tllnt,
Coil The worst thing that could hcta[ tic
South would be 80 shameful degradation III
the person of Mr. Davis; and tho hest thing
that can happen for Mr.. Dnyis In to 10 singled
out for Il concentration OF Radical spite mud
vengeance.
, 1879-03-14
JstE TN1k, Littlo Party.

There is entirely too much talk In proportion
to party among tile Orconbackers IN Washing
ton. Neither Republicans or Democrats think
there Is enough Of them 10 negotiato with.
Their nofse and confusion about tile Speaker
ship Is liable to icrmnntc ut,fcrously II NOT con-
tetnptihly. The, nre beginning to rca!'ze al
market
, 1879-03-14
DUPED NEGROES.


oses se.; Soo ,,a naslvo ae 81. i"o's rom tue
nou.M' , l,o"nn hanaas"ara: anu "noaa
nrosto"-seek'"E to Escape tho hnfl'lo1crs,
They AFRO aIale tho Vlutihhs to Glowing Ad-
81 lou. o'oae. Democrat, lf,rea II.
When the Giobt. Democrat rcDorter yisitci1 ,he
n.mnhl. ,vhorfto,t mr., ,v,ndcr t,,ro,c,, t,,s
,.t,..,...,,a.. ,.a,<.s,. III, ,t.'. ,',. III. n'o
Mp,siut"'a'' !t"'snt'l4cs '""t "etpea Win INC
darkness to adorn the LcYee, at about O'Clock
Inst night, tlle c,n!grants from the South yerc
not auto rs frantic with low or rs ST. Flowing VIII, Win
hans M vbcn thc,- n,,shcd out rrom t,o vtcrs'
40 "to' ,' '.' p"'"." o"s ''"'a l"e s'e"s
oure Ianasns' iheto were ABOUT sso ol them,
men, women, md children. On the boat thero
were three or four loungine against ptlc OF
sacks, who stood ready to TIL their Individual
s..,"t,. 49, ~ 49, ...,..",., s' wv.
stot'cs' ono OF 1hcso Soluntosfca to act aa
spokesman OF tho party, aild said they came
from Mississippi and Louisiana. the greater
portion from Hines County, Mtssjssipp,.
and tic ot,,crs from Madison parsl 'l'oapSi. losi.
ano'-iust opposite ylcksburg' near thu old
leave because their lives were 81, INSECURE il, the
places named, atrl even II the Democrats forgot
b. epsy va a s cost o Ss sey s4v ds
the chance OF enrIlug sufficient TO support ope's
sclt, let alone sometimes largo family, waa SO
fcartully slim that they could not Afford to &c.
@an. For Tho pas. three Or lour n,o.shs hund-
culatcd freely among them, telling them that
all they Ind to d. was to nav passage to ST.
Louis, u,ll when tl.cre they would b. furnshcI
tloy would bo furnished b. t!,o uoycrntaent mont
with forty arrcs each Of l,t,d and tfle 1uenns IN
cultivate It, together With free subsistence until
Tho land t.canlc productive These circulars
wcse Rad and commented ,tppn freely by whltcs
md blacks III Tho South, mn! under tIIr I,nurcys
fon tint tllo PROVISIONS wcro Ccuuinn fhcy hnil
come hore,
nAul now, ~ said onothcr, "hyerc we Ia wt1out
a cent, and wld pofn' to "a noNIrra. IFn
couIun't he wl.as o!f.D
aGo iway, boz, you,a foolish. you Is.n sn,d
the old fellow who lad l,cen talking. HIf yn,,
wUz 10 nut YOU, licai right down lur on a hinrI:
IN hnva it rhon c|'ur al. yoi cnm,tlm,t hn M
wuss,n yoii huyo h,u." ~ ~
WrtInt,a sn.n remnrked A roun1c of thc
darkIos. N''
MThnt,a ao.n rcitcrnted thc man ,v,,o had
been colnu1afnlnr' N ''"" "Ao ''1"
III tc1i vnI,1 t,.xs u s,t5 III. o,l fo,,,,x q,
mnn enn,t 'ln nun ns'i,ov 1 jan ~ ~ ,;,,,,a
.,e Inv NJ mi cn,ntrr. ,un hn rie,t 81, +r,.,'
il. md nf n man ,naRn. I'm ,ants " n Inc III
m,rtw rlcht smort V,g how IT, ha a"jI T., ~ ~
Enit1n 'tnnst caw m,ro, at,,,, @ nnnts ~ ou ~.
nIansnr b., IL II, n"., = .r yo,irn "t' ~, '.u
9i~. H.. .I n,"t.r - ~ ~" ~ ~ XIX o. ~ Eoa ~
f,n.h ynns 30" s.n,o;n, ". ~, t;". Is u. ~.
aarn ' ~, W - .n ~ 49, ' s.na ~ - svs5
I'M, .a s,na an ~ ~ IVY Gn.,y " osee
c.rts Hoa. ~, be b1s ~ ~, ~ W o.
~, t,tt ~, VT .T,,,a ~ a' ~ ~ M MnuSs
~, tS,,r ~, ~, ~ I ~ Eos 81 tJ ,.u!e uuau!e
~ ~" VIZ ~ w. ~ Saeo am 9tes taG,
, 1879-03-14

yHsDufch 10 LnHHoH 1YE1tS.
ROME, Feb. GA rapid chunge has taken
place IN tho sentiments OF the Vatican towards
the press a!ncc. four years ago, Cardinal Anto-
uclll told your correspondent lls was Indifferent
to what the press might say,-tt,e Church coul
stalll without It. III dune, 1871, M0nsignor
{now Carlinali parrnccllt, who WIS himself once
n journalist, assembled IN Rome and presented
to rius TX. tic representatives OF 400 Catholic
papers. Now nearly 900 press men from all
parts OF the Catholic world, representing 1909
Catholic newspapers alltl reviews, l,nre gathered
In llotnn to render homage to LcO XIII. gu the
anniversary Of his election. md yesterday tho
Pope received tilcm III the IIalt OF the Consist
ory, surrounded By tl. pessonages Of hs Court,
nl'u attended, bY Cardinals MAnulng, ID pIelru,
Ledochowskt. FrauxcEiu, uinnucliI, Aiertel
Ninn,,, saecon!, nn.l several ArclbIshops
anu Hlsllops, amonS whon was MDnslEnUr
Tripcri. nstl tho Pops made reply, wLvl, ac.
cortlng to tic Voca tle'ia Htrltd, Wll certainly
furIn t.lc programme for uli the Catholic JOUR-
nnls Id tho world. The publication Of tho text
but according to TIC Nes 'itla Ifritd his lioit-
ness apuko Of the necessity for q duly Catholic
preas to counteruct tlu in!lucncu Of that which
inasills poison iuto society. lio agaln set forth
Princes; he denounced tbs attempts of thoso
who assunlc 10 themselves thu task Of resolving,
serious questions relating to thu vital tntcrrstH
af the HOLY See, evidently referring to tile new
sstr Ga.ae ts e""sf:xr!Ss ! t'rS i crcS y Sdt H.
tho temporal dominion which Providence
llaa given to hrr for the maintenance OF
her liberty nl'a Independence. nmd encour-
ngel tho cuthollc journalists to combat for lis
lncnts taken from hslpry, which by its mol,u-
nicnts, he salt, proves that tile civil power of
the popa never Ind been nor could lu IN ol,stn-
co 10 tho good ot the people, tho prosperity OF
ltnlr. tins EtffpnI1Or m Il ffnnt1I
, 1879-03-14
THE GRAND DUClIx OF LUNEAf-
BURG.
4

Through tho death OF Prince Henry Of tho
Netherlands the Goyernorahip Of tic Grand
DUchY Of Luxembourg las become vacant. By,
tho Constitution OF the Netherlands, the post OF
Governor must be filled bya member Of tho
Royal house; hut, as neither the Prince OF
Orange nor Ills brother. Priuco Alexander Us tle
Ncshcrlhnds, Ecotls willing to nctcpt tic Gov
crnorshlp, there Inns arisct, curious difficulty.
Prince Frederic Of the Netherlands Is IN Ills 8Ytt
year. aud the Furst I'll Wlcd, mnrrlct1 to princu
Frelerfr's only daughter. would have to bo
natura1lzcd rs u Netherlands subject leforc llc
could be eligible for the vncant Goycrnorsbip,
, 1879-03-14
AUSTRALIAN 71ONONS TO CAPT,
COOK,

SIDNEY, Australia, Feb. a5.-Tho statue OF
Capt. Cook, which has beca creetel In tho Hyde
fark, was unveiled to-day. Tie ceremony,
formed by the Governor, Str Hercules Robinson,
In the presence OF the Ministry, tic public
bodies Of t1le city, tlctacNncnts ol ihc naval md
military forcest md upwards Of 10000 spccta-
tors The day Is observed as public holiday in
celebration OF tho event.
, 1879-03-14

Gtc1nHdH COMMERCIAL {7Hd. Ntp.1.
jeH Davis does not reprtecut tho ehyalry OF
the Southern Rebellion, tho brilliant and .les-
pcra!e ,tghs!ng qualities tlat distinguished II,
te manhood. force. and fury TINT malu II ter
rible nEd memorable, but tho political mca,,ncss
that was behind 1t, the supcrrilousl,css lint
characterized II, thc spitofulnrss f4lleu, iaenil-
ness, nl,u vlntlirttyencss that appcarel IN tho
COURSE of tic Great tragedy. Alosby md Long
slreut we're soldiers. Darts was, mud ls, u mar
row, souretl, vicious, scl.rtnl,y poiitcln,l, anu
deserves lli tho special tetcstatton e receives
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for something. There was tclicitnus conjunc.
tura OF circumstances in tho making Of that
speech. JuaEe f.ochrane, whose l1un f1hrrs ro-
,spona to every passing in,pulsc. doubtless wnnt
the speech. 1t was printed In ti1c Chronicle, and
mn tnln,e,lsc edition sold. Twenty conles were
printed in green, on crosm.c,inrcl sNtiu, Il, tho
most sunptiloua style, nttt presented to the III.
tits,ato friends OF tho .tutGe. have ncvcr rund
anything thnt surpasscs this address In pa.Eos
nl(i c!ouuCncr,
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Mississipnf, North Carolina, Virginia, anl Mary
land to do Mr.. i,anlal's bidllngtn this instance
leans ansl Galveston which suffer. Hut they Ind
better remember Tint, W1cn they want loyal
acs md substantial ncts Of friendship, 1t s rot
to Mr.. Randall that they ran 80 With any 1opo
harmony nnt sympathy among ourselves that
wo Of tic South chr eyer obtain recognition
from the nation. III tlm war we can have wllnt
We choose 10 NIX for; as VIC are now, wo ehall
never yet 1t&ythINy.
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Il "Douhlc. .Dyct9 TrenSonoua Devil"
Tfnrin {iH,, F1tMdcrat {pent,3,

When that doublc-dycd treasonous devil, l..
q. c. A. b. G. \. Y. Z. Lamar, United States
Senator from Mississippi, said In this Senate, Nh
Sun.sav night, that JEFF Davis wis "eQual with
Washington IN patriotism md loyalty" he put a
mltratlcuse III the hanls OF every Republican
editor md orator in tho campnfgn Of 1850, really
trained on the Democratic party; and they don't
propose to wait till 1880 to use 1t.
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IHdidHapoIIf IUhFn0i t7fH1.1.
Until now The Democrats haYo not had'poB.
session OF tho Capitol at Washington since their
leaders left their seats eighteen years ago to
lakc part in The Rebellion. Then, JEFF Davis
hurled dctlance md curses at the Government,
rs he scuwlcd ind left to hecoIae traitor.
Now, Democratic Senators compare him to
Washington, and demand that be shalt bo pen
sloucd,
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should Domnnl m Investigation.

JltHrhls l7fHn.) liFaidnEhs (1NI.l.
In ltttFu speech in the Tcnncsss:e House, tho
other day, Mr.. Andrews used lang uagc tlecitc.l-
~ uncompllmentary TO Judas lsca riot. Of whom
lie spoke as Il .'miscrabIr, blear>cycd vil,niu.n
II Air. lsear!ot be ncmbcr Of the House, ho
should demand an Investigating Committee.
Hucf observations nrc calculated to destroy that
good feeling which should exist between states
men,
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Won't Swallow .Tonnh.


II tho Republicans succeed IN getting Grant
md Ttllcn nominated next ycar, the Intelligent,
rno.al aud patsOtlc sentiment Of the country
will rebel in the most powerful indcncnslcnt
demonstration crknown In our history. Pcoplo
o[ sense will not swallow Jouall, nor the whale
either.
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Of the Imperial ca,tse will remain united mud
confident, n1t will continue to hull tic!ora tho
cotntr! the ancc.Hcle of n party which, faithful
to Its doctrines, remains constantly animated
by thu most ardent patrtotisn..
Accent, mon cher Monscur Rouhtr, the Haaur.
ance Of mt sincere Friendship. NAPOLEON.
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CURRENT, OPINION.
Tho Ovarslintlo wing Issue.

NIuuHE I<EUffSS |7kep'J'
It ID the case Of the ConfedcracJ against tie
Union; tho Confederate Democracy against tf,u
Union Republican party. This Is tho over
stadowtpg issue, n,,d Its nature indicates ihat
the results OF the impending conflict will hare
the most far-rcachii- consequences.