The New York Herald Newspaper, February 21, 1867, Page 11

, NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1867.—TRIPLE SH."=T. —_—_—__— great cards, On9 of h's conditions area better attention | ceives considerable ath “™l9M- The Macon Journat would to soenery and miss en s-ine—sadly neoded at the Ger- | rather have that then ueh °"™A! male Sullrage; but them man theatre. Mr, Dawison has had an interview with “sal guffrage avy way, The the President, who somewhat resembles the German ‘at upon it because it is tragedian in physiognomy, The Presidemt inquired into ‘matters which others the state of the drama in the fatherland and about Bis- mek, The tragedian’s laconic answer was, *‘All right.”” NEW MEXICO. OUR NEW MEXICO CORRESPONDENCE. Prospects of an Ind War-The Present Status of New Mexic: dians—Thelr Nam- bers—What Their Warriors Will Do-—Win- ter Traveling on the Piains—Interesting In- cidents—The Weather—The Legislatu: + Santa Fx, N. M., Jan. 23, 1867. Tn a previous letter I intimated the likelinood of a general Indian war in the spring, as soon asthe new grass is sufficiently advanced for grazing purposes, From all parts of the Indian country, come rumors regarding the threatened outbreak. It seems to be confirmed that north and east of us alliances have been made, offensive and defensive, hetween different bands and tribes, TLe Cheyennes, ostensibly at peace, have been guilty latterly of several murders and other outrages. Within the limits of New Mexico, “Lo” (the poor Indian) ts gener- ally on his good behavior, though killing a settler now and then, or running off herds of cattle or flocks of sheep and goats, The Comanches and Apaches south NEBRASKA. OUR OMAHA CITY CORRESPONDENCE. he Territory—Union Pacific Rail- KANSAS. OUR LEAVENWORTH CORRESPONDENCE, Raid om Thieves and Vesperadoes—Proceed- ings of the &e. Feb, 8, 1867, It seoms that the people of Kansas have deiermined (0 rid the State of thieves and murderers, who have so ‘Jong (in some sections) committed the most atrocious ‘crimes with impunity and in defiance of law. A letter dated Council Grove, Kansas, February 3, is published 4n the Times this morning, giving the particulars of the -arrest, imprisonment and execution of the notorious ‘Jack McDowell, While imprisoned McDowell openly ‘boasted of having murdered several persons since the Close of the war, and that during the war he had been ‘the leader of a gang of bushwhackers. He stated that vat one time he had caused the death of fifteen Union men; that while in Texas he had shot many a damned ‘Wankee just for the fun of sveing them jump. He. also acknowledged that he was with Quantreil and took part {n the Lawrence massacre, He was placed under guard it does not beheve ia: umiven. Norfolk Journal does not comm Of no use for the South to discus aro to decide, Sse been men. Dick Busraen,—Judge Bust Saadad é ‘atthe Harmonic theatre, Vienna, a local burlesque | tionod in connection wise the aeammemly’ ex Ai#Dann8, acuresg, Mile. Stubel, bas been turning the heads of the | the Columbus Sun is inspired to say this:— jeunesse Borge of the gay Austrian capital with a ‘‘can- | Rock-s by Alabama, and be not discusted, ” can,” which eRe executes in so shameless a manner a8 when your back breaks your head may be "Hi, ste fe jption. Her success is immense, and | _T#* Govarsons or Owio.—The Cleveland Leader wote.* es aspect upon the depraved taste | that since the admission of Ohio in 1802 the norther2 pepe Part of tho State, north of the National road, omittelng’ prusg sre! i at the Cleveland Academy Franktin and Belmont counties, bas had the Governor of Musicon the 11th instant in Shiel’s ve act play, | * terms, oF sixteon years; the southern part, twenty * bn fSpot scaly two terms, or forty-four years; and Belmont and Frank- — gabiies — Mr. and Mra, Barney Williams Mo counties bave each had a Governor one term. The ae fab, Philedstphia, eastern part has bad the Governor soventeen terms, and oe a P. Bowers and J. C, McCollum are at the Wal- | the western fifteen terms, The names of the Governors, ut, Philadelphia. in chronological order, are as follows:—Edward Tiffin The Richings English opera troupe have created a | (¢¥o terms), Samuel Huntington, Return J. Meigs (two furor tm Philadelphia equal to what they achieved in | ‘¢rms), Thomas Northingtom (two terms), than A. Omaha, &e- yams, Nebraska, Feb. 4, 1967. wnnas™4 PAST AND PRIEENT, ‘The prominent posit ® of this territory, now asking Admission into the sisterho.) Of States, will warrant a short review of its history. Nebraska was originally part of the Fronch province of Lou.'#ana, ceded by France to the United Stares in December, 2803, It was soon after separated from the present State o1 Louisiana and, together with the vast region now compo. ing half » dozen States and territories, called the Indian ‘ic'ritory. As carly as 1803 trading posts were established along the banks of the Missour! by French traders; bat until about 1852 Nebraska had no other settlers than the numerous bands of Indians who made it theirhunting grounds. Ne- braska then was erroneously set down on the asthe great American desert, unfit for agriculture. the é SAMUEL WYN, AUCTAONEE iL 1% tu and Sliver pt SALES AT avcrTion, TA ER —BHIS DAY, PEPRUAR J. Wat wordock arto as ieee YAY, PRPRUA B * wale, large Per Glasses, lg ped Chairs, Bar und Fixtures, yon I. VANDEWATER, ty street —To-morrow, ‘a Horses, Wagone ai of superior tie and road Hlorane "r REGUCAM SALES TUBGDAYS AkD: Mw ei Tie dnp CHourodayy at 104 oelook, at salem yoonh Sta large ‘astortment of Pati: haa Herring's i is Herring's vo Safe, ee. Worthy of siteniton. Also oo ee SE ‘AWNBROKER'S SALE THIS Dax JAMeS AGAB will sell, at 59 New Bo atll renee * Shawia, Ka Sheets, Bpreeds, Underelothem rata peta, and Venta. By order " root a AUCTIONE®: t 12 o’ck: 10 LIBE lar ‘sale ify wanseat ra FRIDAYS. er TRICKLAN.” & CO,, AUCTIONEERS AND REAL ifer their services to nts, parties clock, at Bleeck.** eet 4 ral crcieat OA UD snatees der Vansy mek Unemeee me RN My y the sheriff in a strong log house (there being no | 4th of May, 1864, Nebraska was organized into a Torrl- | and cast of Fort Stanton, have within the past few days | woo vor. Brown (two terms}, Jeremiah Morrow (two terms), Allen | Gurmiture, Jn the town) About midnicht on Saturday, the 24 | tory by Congress, and in the fall of the same year tho | killed several travellers, Notwithstanding “‘Lo's” pres- | yirg Bogene Croger’s annual took place at he | Trimble (two terms), Duncan MeAribur, Robert Lucas | <= —r ree ‘waa suddenly forced ‘open, aud Aiteen or twenty men, | or es gs a th ples all Rew kreadcicphen a“henpatgeutal Will | cuureh of the Puritans on the 12th instant, under the | (*¥0 terms) Joeoph Vance, Witson Shannon, Thomas Cor- | S, EAN, AUCTIONEED. } Yiascter sien men with faces blackened, enterod, and overpowering the | T° Show the progress eo lory the following | be on learning that his brethren has taken the war path | girsctiom of William Berge. Pattison played some of hie | Win, Wilson Shannon, Mordecat Bartley, William Bebb, werv, the entire Household Purrphure in sald dw McDowell, who ‘was asleep at the time, | figures will suffice:—Population in 1855, 4,565; 1860, | against their common enemy, the pale face? It seems consisting of Brussels, Velvet and .\ngrain Carpets; brilliant transeriptions; Mrs. Sheppard, Miss Anna Payne, | Scabury Ford, Reuben Wood (two terms), William and the fair bénéfictaire sang charmingly. Mr. L. Von | Mesttl, Salmon P, Chase (two torms), William Dennison, Gitaa’s fine voice was heard to advantage In Der Schénste | David Tod, John Brough, Jacob D. Cox. Engel and the other artists acquitted themselves satis- Umion Max May Live m rms Umiox,—The Grand factorily, Jury of Now Orleans, on the Oth inst., solemnly asserted Mr. E: G. B, Holder gave a concert at Nations! Hail, | ° the'r oaths and affirmations that “ thero ia no dangor Hariem, on the 5th instant, on which occasion Miss Kate | t© tbe life and property of ary resident of this parish on guards, ‘and carriod him off. The guards immediately notified ‘the Sheriff, and an immediate search was made for some signs of the party, but, owing to the intense darkness, & was im} ible to ascertain which way they bad gone. Pra her was known until daylight, when the Aifeleas body of the desperado was d scovered banging to the Umbers of the bridge over the Neosho river. iis ible to identity any of the persons connected with the | and from the drift of public feeiiog 1 28,093; 1865, about 45,000, The election returns last fall show a population of at least 70,000 at present. These figures exbibit extraordinary increase in the past two years, This will easily be explained by the marvellous progress in construction of the Union Pacific Railroad, of which Ishall spenk hereafter, The popu- lation is mostly settled in the tier counties, fronting the to me that the Utes and Apaches would hie from the Cimmaron, where they now receive “muchee flour,” and “muchee meat,” and that the Navajoes, on the Bosque Redondo reservation would “run their guards” (which many of them do now, at will,) and cause the fun to grow still more “fast and furtous.’” ‘There will be lively times for Uncle Sam’s boys in blue, D or shine, ‘ood Parlor Suite, Sofas, Chatre, Rok: Table Vie jantel Ou Ta te marie he ings, lee a, snd ems Miproe, Ou ese HERUFP’S SALE—(SADDLBR} ceeeaienessmranal DI] Y).— BI TERS, Auctioneer, will sell this day ‘clock, at 37 East Broadway, a quant and two canea of Budlery. JO) a a4 ix, Deputy, think the: be no effort made, Kansas has been : MoDonald, the charming soprano; Mra. Anas Payne, | 8°wnt of his political opiaions.” That fs to say, in @ UOTIONEER, SELLS TINI3: DA’ cursed with hundreds of men as hardened in crime as | Missouri river, and in the farfamed Valley of the | but ifa strong force takes the field and strikes often and | Fooey woltenhauer and Messra, Hopkins, Trastour, W. | Peeion where rebellion has bosu put down the concuer- | yi, pclock, a: corner of Righth avenue ig Thea MeDowelt Bach men have had thelr day Ie am con- | Platte, Other parte of the Territory are also filling up | sturdily the troubles can soon be ended. What theTn- | p sonog0n and Gaynor assisted. The concert was very | '84 party find it eafe to express thelr sentimenta! Pisturen, Litwon Chane oni see in arn ag vinced they realizo ie neces ity of leavin r some . o re ol * more congenial ciliae. " Consequently they will next be | *PIlY. diane asec tee Setone)> tissehing; Cave ahosibe me: 1 ra Turopeve nor Franx.—Tho Now Orleans Time, of the | Shatiel mortgage: teh With # ob Of goods by virtue It ig in the valley of the Platte, now traversed by the Union Pacific Railroad, that the vast agricultural re- sources of Nebraska become apparent. The soil is rich and well adapted to raising cereals, bnt especially do theso rairie lands afford fine pasture forcattle. Sheep raising now carried on extensively and a8 advantageously a8 heard from in Texas. The action of the Senate in the confirmation of H. H. Heath as ~ecrotary of ihe Territory of New Mexico 13 eeverely commenied on by the Kansas press, Heath was formerly Provost Marshal of thie department and is well ‘known in Kavsas; he is spoken of as a most contempt- able shyeter, a very large number of people in Kansas child’s play; and as they show no mercy to prisoners fall- ing into their hands, no mercy should be shown them; in fact as few prisoners should be taken as possible. The ‘curse attending Indian expeditions generally has been that the forces sent against them have been too small. Professor Macalister is prostidigitating at Pittsburg. 1076 inet., Jaments the want of the ‘bost and most in- Miss Jeon Hosmer is playing at Buffalo. tellectiial men’ of the country who “ uaed to be sent to Daniet Bandmann made his first appearance at Wood's, | Cozres.” Now it sees only one bere and there ‘ who Cincinnati, on the Tith inst, is not governed by passion bit by reason, and who does Two of Brigham’s daughters are actresses his whole duty,” and “such a ono ia the Prosident,’’ an al at Salt Lake BOTT, AUCTIONEER, ham squore. sella on this day, at 10 ture contained in house No. 60 ite, walnut and mabogany Bedaleads, ned otber Carpets; one fine Sewing Machine; Kitchen Utem~ ls, &o. OFFICK IN o'clock, the 00 onthe plains of Saxony. To thie valley thrifty 1mmi- grants from the Eastern States and Europe are flocking to take advantage of the cheap lands and remunerative Jabor this country affords. Although farming is yet in its infancy, thousands of bushels of wheat were last fall shipped to St. Louis and (hicago, where Nebraska wheat sold at the highest market prices. The millions of bush- els of corn consumed by the army on the Plains and the nop-producing mining Territories are chiefly raised here. Nebraska 1s the naturai feeder of these mining territories, and the farmer thereby is generally enabled to get highest prices in the West. The people are alive to the importance of taking their stand asa State of the Union. This will give them the large land grants for school pornoses and enable them to put the education of their children on a sound basis, The annual session of the Legisiature commenced January 10. The message of acting Governor Paddock reports the financial condition of the ferritory was never better, there being alarce surplus of funds on hand, With an increase of taxable property. Ho recommends an immediate geo- logical survey of the Territory, the bridging of the Platte not far from its mouth, favors State government and sufirage on the basis of intelligence. The Legistature is corn) tof a lat majority of radical republicans, who, I believe, will ratify Boutwell’s Nebraska bill as soon as sent here by Congresa. UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD. It is but a ago since I accompanied the govern- ment commissioners on an excursion over the first forty miles west of Omaha. To-day regular trains run to North Platte, 290 miles west, and the road is completed 15 miles beyond that point. Over 250 miles have been built In twelve months, including a Howe truss bridgo 1,605 teet long across’ the Loup fork, and a pile bridge 2,640 feet long across the North fork of the Platte, This To thls might be added these three suvgestions:—Too much lenity has been shown Indians after capture; too many have been captured; and, after a battle in which the troops have been the victors, the retreating Indians have not been followed up with vigor. Within the limiteof New Mexico there are probably 2,000 Comanches, 2,000 Mimbres, Mogollen and Mesca- lero Apaches, 1,500 Utes and Apaches at Cimmaron, 2,500 Capote and Wamenunche Utes ‘at Abiquiu, 7,000 Navajoes at the Bosque and 2,000 at large—making a total of, say, 17,000 souls; among whom we may safely calculate there are 4,000 warriors, who would be a groat acqnisition to any body of Indians that might open the ball There are also a large number of fighting Apaches in the eastern part of Arizopa, who could be relied upon to fight against the whites, They are constantly commit- ting depredations on travellers and eettlers It isa fact known to those familiar with life on the plaing, that almost every tribe has a m of bntiding its lodges different from that of any other tribe, and each tribe also has a style peculiar to itself for building fires in the lodges, Tho Comanche Indges are built of poles mm the shape of a cone, covered with buffalo hides. Tho poles are fastened with withes at the top. ‘The Witchita lodges are built the same as the Comanche, save that a hole is left at the top for the smoke to pass through, This, when covered, forms the frostrum of a cone, The Kickapoos place the poles in a circle, like the Comanches; but instead of bringing them to a point at the top, bend them go as to unite in an arch with those endorse the sentiments of the Press. Indian matters are dali just now, Tiere has not been any frightful mas- sacres to speak of lately, Joseph La Framboise a Potta- watomie Chief of some note died in Shawnee county on Sunday, 34 mst., aved seventy-six year’; he bas been for many years a leading and influeatial membor of the maton. A large délecation of the Kid! Atchison on the Gih inst. for Washington to aitend the Tudian Council. Resovitions bave passed both branches of the Legislature appointing con pic charges of bribery and ‘enatorial election. If those covumittees do their daty their report will startie the country and mike Kansas Dlusb. It is asserted posiviv by well informed men, that over two bundred thousand dollars was used in this Au individual who made a great foriune out of mment contracts during the war, is reported to said, while on his way to the Siate Capitol, “1 ‘one hundred thousand dollars to spend on this elec »” and it ig nsserted that among a certain class of members he seemed to have grout influence. Many ‘membors are openly accused of receiving bribes, and in Some cases newspapers have gone so fhras tosiate the amount received by certain members for their votes. If the committeca appo nted do not adopt the “whitewash- ing system,” their report wi!) be very interesting and at the same time very disgusting. theatre, Congress haw passed anothor bill over this calm and ‘The New England Conservatory of Music wit! open on | ‘uti{ul man’s veto, and the Times reveals ite real views the 18th at the Boston Music Hall, Robert Goldsbeck, in the following commenta:—*‘ It is high time that Con- Lang, Perabo, Zonahu, Emery, Tuckerman, &¢., cousti- | 8's ‘lould in the first placo be made a legal body. Its tute tho staff of professors, A grand concert is in pre- | *°t? may pass muster for tho presont, but their constita- paration at the hall of the hub, tionality ts Hable to be questioned.’? This rebel orvan ‘A scano not on tho bills took place a short time since | eve? bas the face to tell Congress to go home, and ata theatre in Cork. A talented dramatic corps was ex- | tbreaicns that if they do not they will be forced to do tensivoly placarded to open the establishment on a cer- | 8°—*Md let ‘decent mon” take their places tain night for a short season. Tho houss was crowded, | St4Y Law 1x Nort Carouxs.—The law recently but no company was visible The “gods? rushed on | P*8*! in North Caroling gives a year's stay of execution the stage, tore down the scenery, thrashod the luckless | 4? 4°btors. Previous to its passage the Sheriff of Pitt manager, and wore finally oxpslied by the police, connty had over two thousand writs In his hands, which Tho following is a curious sample of the standard of | *™°” forced him to surrender and then burned. morality prescribed for the stage in Rome, Mile. Sal. | UN’ Conventoow in Kusrucky,—County meetings vioni, a ballet dancer at the Argentina theatre, in the | Pave been held in Kentucky, at which delegates were Eternal Cy, was obliged to embrace one of her com- {| Pcie to the Union Stae Convoaiton at Frankfort panions dressed in male attire in a certain part of the on the 26th inst. The meeting at Hopkinsville, Christian ballet. The Pontifical authorities, fearing the effect of | CRIT, on the Oth tnst., passed resolutions approving ths amatory proceeding on public morals, ordered her | the cal! for a State Convention, and declaring that ‘‘our to desist from it, and on her refusing, arrested her on hope that troason and rebellion were overttirown by the the stage. defeat of the military power of the late s0-oalled confed- Mile, Augusta, the danseuge, is tocommonce anen | ¢Ftcy Na nol beon reslized. We desire their destruction gagement at the Rochester Opera House-on the 18th inst., | °"ect'v vured in the pending contest at the polls, when a Black Crook spectacle, fitted to the atmosphere ayd bellove that thatcan be accomplished by the adop- of the rural districts, is to be produced. tion an‘ ratification of the amendment to the national in tel £ The Weather and the Indians—Reported Mu. tny and Desertion of United States Troops to Join the Mexican Liverais—indian Troops tor Service Aguinst Hostile Tribes—The Cat. tle of Kausas—The (rent Western Rall- roads, &o. of tal 4 way Henry, box 200 Herald oflles. A Ad ata TH AUCTION SALE. £0,000 TO 60,000 TONS SCRANTON COAL, ON WEDNESDAY, FEB. 2, 1et. New Youk, Feb. 15, inwarn, Lackawanna and Western Itailrondt C Il, by Messrs. JOHN H. DEAPER & 00. Aue the Company's Salesroom, 26 Echanje ‘place, Willian wiveet, New York, on WEDNESDAY, ‘at 12 o'clock, noon, 50,000 TU 60,000 TONS FRESH MINED COAL, FROM THE LACKAWANW, GIONS, of the usual sixes, deliverable at their de bathport, N. J., during the month of March, 1857, MS—Fitty cents per ton, payable in carrent fu on the day of sale, and the balance, within ten days there: afler, at the ofice of the Compan 0 Us BRISBIN, President, HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED. FURNISHED COTTAGE WANTED—WITH! twoniy-five iniles of efty, convenient to depot or g: location healthy and reut moderate. Address, rma, 5., box 16) Herald office, no: WANTED—-WITH ALL THS MODERN 0 provements, in the vicinity of Fourth avenue or Bi vetween Eighth and Fourteenth ‘streets. Address — THREE STORY FRAME OR BRICK HOUSE WANR ed {n Hoboken—With all the modern unprovements ‘ss Hendricks, Herald office. FAMILY GOING TO EUROPE. HAVING A NICB- place on the Hudson or Horlem road, within an hi New York, cun hear of a nice family of’ three, who wows: ke charge of is reat free, for the season, by oD. constitution proposed upon the suggestion of the Con- . , Lravanworrn, Feb 11, 1867. rvellous progress of a railroad di of the opposite side, aty Don, the celebrated comédicnne and singer, as ‘ ” A GOOD TENANT WANTS CONVENIENT HOUSE, 18: Tho weather bas become intensely cold and the indi- to link the Atlantic to the Patil qinlectaaoenen ‘The Delawares and Shawnees carry tents and foave the | commenced an engagement at the New York theatre on | &P**sional committee on reconstruction. A foomm, furnishe! or urfurnished. within an hours. cations are that wo shall have another sice of winsr. | A844 fcore tothe thanksof thenatim, Under seem’ | poles, sanding wherever they envamt, These I0di04 | the 16h ie. Ths Marranr Exrzantn—Tho Macon (Oa) Toigraeh | ide ES 8 eco nrg BAY © 0 mest Pasongers arriving here Crom the plains report very taicto twormiles ef trace por day. This sxtrorainaey the fro rallaiing therefrom like the pokes of a whect | At the National Conservatory of Music, in Maiison pod ad es Dera ¥ a ened = sch bescs N EPISCOPAL CLERGYMAN AND WIFE, WITH eoid weather and deep snows, The Indians are nowhere | feat was witnessed in October by the oxcursionists to | from the hub. The Chergkees place the wood ou the | avenue, avery enjoyable soirse was given on the 15th | Just spent som 2 Sheps toate: ‘out ehildven, offer $70 for a Second Story and part ef co bo seen, bat we aro entertained with all manner of | the one hundredth meridian. The company have at t fire, with the stioks paral see barn from one end, | inctant, The programms, with a fow exceptions, was | ‘ba meny Congressmen voted contrary to their declared ird, between Fortieth and Fifty-ninth streets, Address jaze as they burn away. Umo erected commedious station houses along convi ns (for {natanco Raymond end Bingham) by AG pushing the sticks Into, the absurd rumors concerning them from day to day. uch facts as are of great benefit to tho traveller | adapted to the standard of the pupils who were selected road, and machine shops and engine houses at Omaha of modati Advertiser, 286 East fhirtieth street, probeble that the continuod cold weather bas compelled ing t and | inan Indian cuales. as they ensble him oft times to | tosing aid play on the occasion, and Messrs. Goorge Sersineaee oe Salleh casaad hag agua! d coes OUNTEY 3 Bouse WANTED. “WANTED, 2 LAzOB: thém to seek shelter somewhere and walt for the open. | ‘7Bing out @ car per Their engineers by hostile T readers an idea of the hardships of a | Bristow, Edward Hoffman and some of the other pro- mpanizati x York, Long Branch ferred, from 18th May to 16th Ji ing of spring. It ts reported that forty recruits for the | ons euiat'ts jocata theo rece Cerda ee om oF tne Pro « minter ip Zeross the plains in ears one by; Till re. | fearors lent theieagsistance in oarying i ont i peg te “the Gletingaiched ction”. a Ot | eee erent, EDs bor e.tie Fest olee. Eighteenth infantry, recently orderod from Fort Rile: upon bridge, which is to cost over a.million | late w incidents, They are more interesting The Gottschalk frrore in Valparaiso before the emi- - payee | een mani eae cima A of dolte oll’ caminsocs 28 soon as the weather will | when it is known thatthe stage from this point to Fort | jon, pigniat’s departure was almost equal to the Patti | CO'™ma Iv Movrrrxc,—The Columbia (8. C,) Phomiz ene pis pe 20 RENT. SMAuL Darer ® 'y 9 y an permit. The construction of. the road west will proceed | Riley, the terminus @f the route, makes the trip this of the 17th February disp! ite four pages in heavy Peasthe or Stig A more than i organizing under the lead of an old and experienced | with the charaoteriatic speed of the Union Pacific. Tho | Winter in réven days, As faras is known, the first trip mania in Paris, He was féted, applauded, enriched indicrbedh (tall diy Miley the enatv oe Oh oe city, Address jerald office, : soldier, ahaped their course towards México, with the | difficult and costly the plains m the winter from the Missouri river to | with prosents, crowned by fair hands and delaged with , roreary ermal IVE OR SIX UNFURNISHED ROOMS, ABOVE FOR, across this point was attempted in 1824 or 1825, under Messrs, Faulkner and Andorson, of St. Louis, ey reached a pont on the Arkansas river, near eniry inte that city and its destruction by fire, The Phenix takes occasion to mourn over the continued virulence of the victors as shown in the measures of re- pace eet greed rails and materials up the Missouri is now obviated by the finishing of the CHICAGO AND NORTHWESTERN RAILWAY. This road reached Council Bluffs depot. rday after- @vowod purpose of assisting in the demolition of Maxi- milian’s empire, The men were, doubtless, atraid of bouquets. Seforita Concepcion Mendez had a moat triumphal must -third strest, are desired by @ small fs ho roasonsbla. Addrese 2, box 658 New York noon at two o'clock. This finighes the last line between the i lakes and the Missouri river. The Chicago and Northwestern Railroad has overcome obstacles almost as Choteau’s Isiand, whero they were met by a severe fall of snow in which nearly all their horses and mules per- ished. ‘The party were compelled to winter on av istand the redekins, The cuthorities at Washington have at last made a reception at the Imperial Theatre, Mexico, on January 20, Sho ts regarded as tho best actress in Mexico. construction now contempiated. Atanama.—The Huntsville (Ala.) Independent an- : a move in the right direction, Authority has been given | great as the Union Pacific, and built nearly ax much | in the Arkansas, since known as “‘Log Island,” from the | Chiarini’s circus troupe is also in that city, : ’ to raise. force of Indian troops from friendly tribes, to | rallroad io the same length ‘of time. Bince the Ist of | quantity of timber cut for the purpose of warmth and | Professor Anderion, the wizard of tho North, inas- | Nuncrs Governor Robert M. Patton ase candidate for » Mat f th July last they built the road from Ogden to Council | shelter for themselves and the few animals remaining. tonishing tho Dublin (Ireland) public with: his feats of ro-olection, Col, Garland Goode is aleo mentioned asa ‘operate against thetr red brethren. Many of the border | Eivip, Towa, 111 miles, in @ most gubstantial manner. | Since the period above mentioned thero bave been rcuaacadeal tribes have doen on good terms with the whites for years and can be depended upov, A force—say five or eix thousand strong—could easily be recruited from among thoee tribes, and would be, perhaps, more ofll- cient oa the plains than three times their number of magic. (fey NR TK oa NR 8 POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE. other instances of great suffering and loss of life in making these winter journeys. Don Manuel Alvarez, an and enterprising traveller, in December, small party, encountered a snow storm on creek, near Council Grove, and*in a few 2,560 ties were Jaid to the mile and 60 pounds of rail to the yard. Now that an all rail communication is finished from New York to North Plaite tho competition for the traffic of the nch mining regions Utah and California between the Kansas and SALES AT AUCTION, ACOTION NOTICE —R. | ROTH, Largo sale of Furni i i Feb a au a el 74 fg & wane qian, Mantua: seulgniaajostse Maapeiety, so saaesine A Coot, Soaansiox.—The Richmond Times, speaking | filers tiv cite place (Pighth street), between FArth wad ‘OUSE WANTED—UNFUBNISHED, IN A GOOD L@y cation, at # fair rent; would lease for « term of yearm, ddress with particulars Dox 5,161 Post office, WANT A BMALL FURNISHED HOUSE, NOT Al Fortisth nor below Twentieth street, for a family three; perfectly responsible. Addrosa Kiker, 6) Broadway, I family of three; rent in advance. Addross ©. O. office. WANT A SMALL FURNISHED HO! nexi, not above Fortieth nor below Twen! FROM i oe N®Y, UNFOLDING OF SPIRIT POWER.—DR. G! IERSON, of Boston, its ti fe brask necessary, show snow great as to extin- B. EMI want wo uni white troops. Authority has only been given, as yet, to grost diferente in thas, expense ‘ind, whats more, the | to death are ia'tow momenta, Most of the mon who | of the bill for military government of the £outh, sug- Sixth avenues, consiating of magnificint rosewoo* Plano. | Hooms to troag pations in; mo the on the first foor. ‘atg0 one batialion from the Pawne:s; but is to be hoped | fong, dangerous and unpleasant Ate ride which the | frvived ware badly, froten, and. thelt eee Te nly | gests that the Virginia Loaislature, in the event of an | Sctare, richly oncyed. fess fond cases, tanve banmniral Paciy | seen 4 jebraska. wed Sen res, Si with riehe ds ob ’ , that the authorities will allow the mismg of a much | Kansas route We aeaie red with Nebraska, Num | them a motion until the storm abated. About the same | Stompt to disperse thom, “invite the fatewhich the | Suits, covered with the richest descei Mistings ty eenianet aie ar Seer altri We cod aneaeeeee oome larger number, Thoroughly conversant with all the | Smoxy Hill route, 453: via Omahe, 280—making 173 | period a party, under Don Antonio Roubidonz, met a | Roman Senate secured at the hands of the soldiers of | srtusts, Velvet, Hruseals and ingrain Carpets; Bis | avo orate rtina Address, giving fsrdouints, amount a habite and strategems of. thei: race, aud belong much | miles more staging via Smoky Hill route. Fare—Leav- | storm near the same place, and bad two men and four Brenons; then,” adds the Times, encouragingly, “their — dy fer Bet black wainut Extension rent, &¢., box 219 Herald oitice. Detter equipped, they would make short work of those | enworih to Denver, $118; Omaha to Denver, $1v0— | bundred horses and mules frozen to death in one night. | 100015 ona might excite afeoling of admiration which | iirrors, binek walnut Su ts, covered with halrcloth and «reas NTED—A FIRST OLASS, WELL FORNISE warlike ries ‘and save the government an immense | making $18 more via Leavenworth. Through fare from Iu 1844: Messrs. Conneliy and Spyre encountered a Fords binek walnuh and feeewood Melmsags and Basenaa, Wi ray (RO = amount of re. Thay have been used to come ex- | Chicago to Denver via Omaba is $5 leas than via Leav- | storm near the Arkansas and lost a number of animals | is pot entertained for them at this time by the people of | coring and Hair Mattro.ses, Sofas and Vases, \sdaiten wie ean aioe tea ee Ee ee: tent as scouts, eploa, &c, heretofore, and have always | env-orth. Total saved going from Chicago to Denver via | by the cold, only saving the remainder Fanning Shem Virginia.” alana Ci ina aid Svar Ware, Ou'lery’ ae, MB —ballable | Post ofice “ been doomed trustworthy and eifictent. Omaha route, $23. e additional 173 miles Seesneends thaaiais pany aie co i PLATED Ovr.—The Mobile Advertiser, of the Oth, says | "O"in sttendance to os "Read ip goods for pt makes the trip via Leavenworth one and a half to two Our Legi:tature is hard at work on amendments to the consult 'y ey lost in ution regarding suirage. A uumber of bitla | days tho longest. The overland mail route to Salt Lak maron, in which single night over | that any plan of reaistaae to Congress which d-pends LBRRT R, WALDRON, AUCTIONEER, 66 BROAD- bave brea introduced to prevent tho bringing of —_ Montana and California, passes through Denver: ‘conse’ — emanation og eas oes amas cous tree uupon the action of the southorn legislators and peopie i¢ | Away. —i ‘ets Mi & Yeah PiOR wil aa at meets ne ry neces: scone isaster ” “ ry ny. ofclock, assignee's of Imported Clocks on! eZtaitpranibiion ts to protect Kaveas stork from edn cata: Cou sca Nekien am anes. from Santa Fe to their relief. of no accvunt, “The South has no power in this revo fn i ie nostroued frou Wedueeday on account lution. It has fought its fight and is ‘played’ out’? Tho fever, which prevails toa great oxtent rs zo suey a Advertiser goes on to speak of the South as “the victim gratulate themselves oa the completion of the North- among cattle ic the country south of here. Lat year weatern Ratlroad. WANTED—I8T OF MAY, ONE LOFT, FIuST 1d Goor, East Fulton street. io EnPat &DORLLING. wT ‘Pulton — al ANTED—A ROOM, IN A PRIVATE FAMILY, WELide lahed, for one or two young tn Beeond turni men; ‘Third avenues, between Fourth and Twentleih atreots, dress ration, Herald K., al termes an.i lor ofice. estimated that ards red thousand (ABA CITY, their cattle, amounting to about nine hundred head, ’ tu 1% - on Gollare worth of cattle” died of thie dicease'in Kansas, | the capital of Nebrocka and torminus of the Union sa are toreed to leave their wagons of the plains until | Of vengeance and the plucked goto of a party stroglicg reid af public kuction'en Pues. | WWANTED-BY A, RRSPONSIBLE LADY AND TWO Ammense droves of cattle aro brought from Texas and | Pacific Railroad, ts beautifully located on a high, level | srring. Messrs. Brown, Russell & Co., the following win- | for party power,” which can ‘‘only say of fodarai poll- + previously disposed of), for furnished.” bed a for one year, three or in v; driven through Kansus to sume raiiroad point, snd thea | plateau, forty toot above the highest water mark, on the | ter, while crossing the Yorseds, fram ine Arkansas 00th | tice in general, ‘Tat Yer rip.’ stincrigge, @peoased, The h bar. hove eee. ctlad teetan alee banat, ipped jong 4 and may | west ban rang gradu. | Cimmaron ‘wagons wero overt : oment th N + com maskoorlnm wile © genteel meee Twen Po pelt rade ere abe male. ‘bat by the aily nia hed ie deareticn ot wlatir to jeder A Yeet | by a terrific storm of wind, snow and sleet. The wagons | A Naw Txanon.—The Richmond Whig is horrifie’ by antion for & lodeers, ‘The lease, | 2” ae weed Pe gy fg L everything appertaining (hereto Rent low. ring the proniaar can do so at an ‘were corraled and the men retreated to thom for shelter. a bill recently offered in the Virginia Legistn Tho snow found its way through every crevice until givés married women rights of property. Th which is “a bith time they reach the Miseourl the drove may number less above this plateau, and about oue mile from the river, tham two thousand. The cattle are attacked by this fatal affords fine locations for private residences, On one of roadside, The people in the the Territo itol, su the wagons wore filled to th of the bows; thus a og mpd ghee prrale anche pt opeatirin ponte, Bac so bitterly oupaned to the Se sae Toor auaier Te pease ‘ioe tapes ioese were the mon beneath it sheltered from bitter cold | to make enemies of husbands and wives,” It Geaten ye y calllog on the undersigned at his office, Latroduction of inf cted cattle, that they often forcibiy ills, and especially from Capitol Hill, is rarely if ever | without. After spending a fearful night two of 4 the marriage relation ag it now oxisis;” ‘it makes th te W. JORDAN Roky tura back large droves und compel drovers to enter | eu; im picturesque beauty, and even grandeur. | men about daylight ventured ove of their wagon. for | wite superior instead of subject 10 her tusband;” “her i iabhade, southwest Missouri and flud an outlet to the east via St. | Below, the city, with its wide, regular streets, business | the purpose building a fire, but, becom! rh wee 4 ht tha ty just as ¢? sho were a | —ooiiow-we a Louie, ‘Grout fortunes uave heen made by speculators im | blocks, churches and buildings there, the railroad wind- | benumbed with cold, had to be assisted to the! 4 = propert, YY “4 fe hag property A UCHION NOFIC ikotiearan Toxasand Indian cattle. A party of men (ten or fifteen), | ing trom huge machine shops around the city, then | shelter, The party then wisely remained quiet eit | single female.” “This not matrimony—itis a thing | + DARGE SAN] Address, References give mediate possession ; buy furni Refer ghanged. address ‘or four days J. C., lif Broadway, room, io. Weare rr. MEN WANT A WRLL FO! Room. ‘exposure, aud dance, irom Mare 1 to May Jy wout Of Broadway, be tween Fourth and Fourteenth streets suating.Wermnas wer G. By 20 West Fourth a and required.” ANTED--A ROOM WITH 7 STEAM POWER, IN THB wel armed, proceed Soutn, buy # few cattic and star iting throngh the hills, passing on its wey milla, ware- | wagons antil the followine day, when the storm fetes <n eon Saad 20° SING oxtae.” ° Thus ex: DAMAGED ORE GOODE Mee ap ee Bie pean ee ai ines here, scteanaisted. herd by | huss and pasion halo ater i ne dary pealiect mates tron we acivineed Sinan etteent 6 basal and ftaticises the Whis, ant then, wiphige its | ved from.th ° vo th emtens @. Wand LP Mas lo G. Se STITT, No. 8 Wall iareats etree stealth or force anti! they Lave accumula colored river, making a great or fifteen mi t * (| : Mears. 5. BL ntl fe Niel oe = er i los around, and in tho midst’of fet: Not bring THIS TAY, ANTED TO HIRE—BY A GENTLEMAN several thousand - A ey eees ten eae around the Iowa Bluffs, the steamboats coming, going — of timber for milos ce Tee cnc thek amh eh eee, oe me Me Wale: We enanot bri: TAURSD LY. PRNEUARY 5, ble Teac! here | @ deacrt waste. 1B o'clork. or unloading freight and passengers on ite ban! -ourselves (o consider it gravely, and yet it relatos to » and there @ raft or log carried down by the swift current a or one-half by fever which they had been loaded, ite emali louse. in mtustion, reas to txveed $1,600, Addreas box 6.58 Post afice. ion af al market oor sek little, a what ihey have, cost inns of goods is part! 7 brought euecor, The | grave subject.” Thera must have been some marrying The them tile or iny. Diderent Legisiavures have | of ihe river. izeg miles tack of tho river, directly east | the party subsisted wotil spring ei eris Catalogues aad poode aot 4 NTED TO LEASE—PREMISES FOR tried ja vain to adopt aime maszre that would offer the of Omaha, Council Blut, haif hidden among the ravines, | eame company im 1550 lost over one Whontand sey = for money down in Old Virginia, WM. £OPPING & CO. i dee een Engine about 20 Nec ta "peer: tock raiser of Kansas proiection. This might be ex- | jeaning against the high wails of the green bluff, This | cattle in a sovero snow storm between Santa Grant axp Hm Growmata.—The Angosts Chroniel ie i! Choreh etrest. Ro ‘size from #ix to eight thousand square feet, ived by saying that spovulating im cattle that cost | charming view of river and city, hill and plain, affords a | Micuel. bo glared at the resentensbniigs of Grant and his yer opm steom'power. Down town towm preferred. Addrese J, Botiing sad bring good prives iu market, is a very lucra | never-ending source of pleasure to the beholder. Omaha | | In the winterof 1851 a government train that had | greatly alarmed s coo ny soa whoo ee a RE Nic i aR mm) ie ann AA i AS TR tive busi is aiso considered legitimate and boa | jp mtuated very nearly on an air line, and almost half | ben started from the States by Colonel E. V. Sumner, | Genorals in Wacbington. “A terrible sorm is browing rie Unie. day (Fines seat 12 o'dloe, Elev. <0 SEO nes erable eavagh (or sore of our taust prominent men to ated ery nee eke and Ban Francisca. Her com: | was overtaken at the Cottonwood creek, ‘that T have | Ceo ts woverturon will bo made ‘0 thean 0” <i Forvuccond sire | Reed Store, Figtares, | Wy ANTED TU -RENT-—-FOR TWO YEARS OR 80. & Gngage it “It tse votorious (a. twat a-veral very sub- | manding position as terminus of a railway destined to | mentioned, by one of the storms peculiar to that region, | MN) COP IN Ura we illle No lls CAN utstreot, | the Hudcon iver or Hurtem Railroad, within, Often nage Gantat and toflucctial mon in Kansas had large con- | garry the great traffic between the Atlantic and Pacific, | and in a single nirht lostone man and about throe hun- | cers by both parties. NK 38 bai — onmem | See verk “Addrens, stating deseripiens, accae Bae facta during the war for supplying the army with beef | Drobably to revolutionize the Chinese and Japan trade | dred mules by cold. In the same storm a. party I | tons and yellow ecarfs may get up carnival of blond NoTICH.AbLb THE PURNTTORE CoN: | f, Heraia ofice. at extromely high prices Alter taking a contract, the | of the world, gives her cotamercial adv: which | charge of the mail ost all their animals near Fort Atkin. | oy 04 in jig wild career, mar sweep away the the Sve ghoty ere Tage os ae one Sie. = - RuNT OA Sail = ae manner of Bul:ow it was nearly as follows:—A party of | jn tho last twelve months have doubled her population, | son, but were picked up by a train more fortunate th ’ Prin pe perpen te on soy ane to we, a 7aen B. men would gosouth into the Indian country (it was U9- | nud which sooner or iater will make her one of tho lead- thelr own and taken to the fort. vestiges of republican government pon this continent. Furmtugeeorered. with Pree brasatel; Btageres, Book- | Talandor New. Jersey, prete Br Bg Ag ‘healthy in @t that time), and under the ploa of | jug citica of the great Northsvost, Preparations for build. | There can be but little danger from the weather in | southern men seem incapable of understanding the | pice, vronees Paliuinty li -rorm rosewood Pianoforte, | Gone oe pe pow Goatlen ientavtone ‘ confiscation on account of the intiaus being rebels, | tng business Dlocks, churches and private dwellings | crossing the plains now ina sage, as the stations are | 41, Chainder woe Dining Farmtnre, Siinmy Glas wud Silver | —— 2 4 seize stock and drive it north, Many contracts heed oat season are sem made en a large eae a the relays of animals quito fre- pou ‘Cmernta,—Sivereide tudly incerett taken tr'Won!| Vane er ee aes Re aT a eten ass een nee 4 w accumula rT ret to jue ‘| oN ih 7 a a ¥ ‘tseates suddenly os in te palm est daye of petroleum. | srvive he pap yee ‘ehether the cupply | "Am order has been received here by Gererat Carlton, | virginia in tho bill which proposes to rolicve tho Ballt- aleeah cia matrices OE See Se ing this district, to turn over the seven thous- = HENAY UB, L ry ly by BR. Op the Gr Insiant an eieiion was held in Douglas | wiii be equal to the demand. more and Oblo Railroad Company (vom ail liability of olgigok, at their gallery, ) mcerta: oy tu favor of vou MENT now heid as ers of war nt tho ine tabostar on cok of Presdwar, 0 in Seoas ot, shet Moounty to the Leavenworth, Since the atrocious, meseaone, mete Port Phil , | Bosque to the Indian iment. The order | taxes hitherto arsessed upon its property on oaying ners 2 ’ © Gob PAINT iwes, R The resuit was:—ID | the War Doparitoent has come to the conclusion vides also.for' the subslstenco of thes: Indians by the | g95.o00, and to commute for the same horcattor by pay- | ran’ ot whi wh or bonds are to ba issued | gnange tho commander of the department. Yesterday Aire ava hographs unt OF ingataxofa mill @ mile for each passonger carried Indian th ies to be furnished by the mill- tary auttoritise This h considered in ‘New Mexico a8 ® ade General C. C. Augur relieved General P. St. George i ‘ooke from mand Aepartment. The staff | sort of triumph of the Indian Bureau over Gen. through the State. and, as the enierprse i¢ im the fate temaft uechauged for tie, Drvcent feral rege pg a Rs rr" care | tre Kaxawna CANAL —Tho effort to gecire Frenchy 7 TOME W of aaveral wall Khown ow ovk and migage | monte pamed through, here. rows for For pe a J capital for tha completion of the great ship canal throach Moule auction’ to the Might , vigoro oped chy, foc «term of ten years from pr ek will ros. through “une roves! “rot to the Ohio river, it seems, has failed, an: the Richmont ‘brough the richest Jed ag 30011 as the force aud wilt roo egainst the savages is anti WAXD, 10 RENT A 3M Ww: 3,713 Post office, =A SMALL HOUSE, IN neighborhood, reut mot taiead Sia, “sdgeece m0 Pout ofice. NTED TO KENT OR PURCHASE—A situated below srtieuh ‘and cach of ta Sted be Yonoph Rattecoa, trons, | Weeinee wal Seiaenerme oa" cx fie and Kile be aranted. ils estimate for them is ax follows: Pur’ | waig now aryes tts aa'e to Northem capitalists, tm hope try os now established from the foot of | and Sixth arenuea, “hpoly te ‘WoUntoN 'Suos, ‘eanch of the Hannibal and =% Jocoph Ralircad, from | Fell depredavions, such a carrying off cattle and kill. | chase and tranaportation of subslatence for ix thoursld | O° sing ineoreat with Consrems to help tno projoet Toad 3 ; Cameron to @ point oppusite this el'y, will v2 speedily | ing a man here ‘and there. The weather at Fort In $530,720; purebase and transportation of clotli- ae erry to be evtahtished from the foot of | ——-——————— uilt, This will greatly shorien the distance (o Chicago, | has beon severely cold—as.low as twenty degrees below | 18g, $16,000; and transportation of eigh! Coswscriovt Potrrcs.—The Republican Convention for 1, Nookh river, to Pavonia, N. J, ‘ANTED TO RENT OR and will give the latter city at least an equal chance | sero and the number of troops too small to cope wil thousand head of $24,000; purchase and trans | tne second Congressional District meets to-day (Wotner. Leann wit be oid wom on LJ CJ Lp louse, Ly a with St. Louis in competing for this eouthwestorn trade. | iho Indians, ion of agricults plements and seed, $20,000; ta Now Haven, ‘The preseat inember is Semtio! 1 nage ging to Fourteen pee en py . ‘A company has been formed for the purpose of bridg- ith sno, fmcluding tools, irou, &c., day) in N . Lies alusnay bohed wpenspptination|| See ie comees Post J 8 tng the sitasourl river at int juee above this city, @ Mi portable $6,000; and su Warner, Among others seeking the norilaation are: oda ace Wika ail GIVE EO ARETE ; / Dif granting the privilexe having deen introuuced'in WOMENS RIGHTS IN MASSACHUSETTS. pitals, aud inedical supplica, $2,000; eatabi'stiment and | o.7 5 sorthrop, Stophen N. Kellogg, 0. H7. Pait and raiubaloners of he @tnktng Fund, Gop BONUS WiLL Bm OIvAN to en the bridge coiaplewd, the Cameron branch support of the seh $4,000; for agent tam B, Wooster. JUONARIY 8. CONNOLLY, Comptrotier, DL) fod a Bouse for rent ot ey ° ‘and the Leavenworth, Lawrevoo and Galveston Railiroad Fea sie $20,000; pay of physician, farmer, biack- | William B. g * Irv oF Siew Youty Darawraers of FiKANCH, | below Fourteent ’ ‘anited, the public epirited men of Chicago may congratu- QUA BOSTON CORRESPONDENCE. wt liler, carpenter, two teachers and six appren- ACase to an Rewnomp.—The New Orleans Tvoune 2 Fotauary 14, 1987. a Sa arenuesi 3 \ Victory over the old fogies of Wom 700; wagons and oxen, Of LADS | assorta shat the Postmaster at Optonens, Ln, refurer to GrONBED-aALRSROOM O fate theraselves on = ‘whe Stroug-Minded Women of Cape Ann Pe- 9 Leulk whe fely entirely upon the uaturel advantages receive at or deliver from bis wile that pave tition the Legistature for a Law Allowing ‘thier, PAINTINGS, CLLR rv NEW PUBLICA’ porting goods and agricultaral implements, ome Satan Pacific Railway Easiern division will by | All of Their Sex to Vete. {$0e7,010. There are pecoably more indisae at preseot | pobiizhes he athlovit of one of ks nsvre that gaa¥ ON OATARRM, BE RENRY A. DANIALG, A DR LA piaenber be ip running order to ® poict threo Bowron, Fob, 18, 1867 LR pat od ge efiace vi ia & = ha Kinaret inves wen of cena ey, owe snd euivert, There is a new element in politics in this State, which papi ge Me (age vue fers we | now's Warr ro ww Bone Aaith—The Montgomery Bee , ‘4 _ Matied on reel stamp. 50 bree . PRA. i Ji zempietua with the exeepee Sot be inid ut warm { i lkely to attract as much public attention os any other | Tiount than tuat uamed. (Ate) Mait magn Senator Parsons’ jompromise propo ¥) FRB. fi, AT loys OCLOC Fo" arg yNo8 Fe TR ERA weathor. matter ainoe the agitation of the hegre question by Cat. | | The Oral, snow, sores of the. senses, fell three eve | tion rensinda it Of the little toy he ekme home (ron | oe REF gfe Sager Brovet Brigadier General J. A. Potter, Depot Larges tison, Phillips, Samner, Wilson & Co, It grows out of a pape eed ooh: on On oe ae reece | church blubbering because “the pharhor eid he mort | ELPARY Gal as Aut lONERR— WiLL SEIS. THIS ' Mal 1087. magier et Kort Leavenworth for some Une past, 19 oF | ition which has becn presented to the Legislature | 1 from valve patmenie cathe SMe die ae tae cavoctmens of Econo Chine | « tatchiog Raby" —our steel engravings @ moat : red to roport at Detroit, Micligan, and ie succeeded by ‘at laat emerging ‘@ long spell of pulmonic ep’ be born again, 0 want, for far neti time | oa - lent 7" ms ‘ earl Captain Batchelder, recently on duty at ‘ hicago. from the women of Cape Ann for a universal suffrave ho might be a gal.” | — * een, ge Deauitful Agures, iy would appons thas yous | toca, trom M8 nals aa AL OF etooba os et pagina alate pe: ode Bg’ ee eye Ma pb BD | 36 ow er, the ead work, ands Swallow tn Bectin Lawnevon Svicie,—It would appe! 1 tions, from Mohitable Haskell, of Gloucester, is a meng toy coved. teed: Ba mi hatte MP Be ai? ‘ 5. 4 recantly shot inn oy sual pape rye jane of all of them, and is as follows;— ‘ rhe beggin, Prt ree aagecrd Pong fgets nut Wa = 8 ok. Weslore, nud evap we cay as Fie latent wasn et bony ky My ! for wvdot religious movomania, The lu i ‘ ‘American success In Boston, on rst ene nea inet : Dee c Tt nppeart that the LA ae Go aang echool bg sth Ee House ov Rerresentatives oF Mr. and Mrs, Florence are at the Memphis thentre, bor of Sie foteral Union.’ This ta thor cook trou men Seg a =r -} a SP. pole clcened tx, wee Fein eed aud downapiritod, ava. told hot che | The undersigned, a citizen of West Gloucester, Essex | Miss Helon Western commenced an engagement atthe | who, two years ago, lewietod just (e derooly tut whole | of 2 Mak Ue cce A ates, Se. 1 Nore Wit jena rete one! inci gt crud ot ap much more of hia. i aaked him what | cousty, bem lave to represent shat ae ban bea Chestnut, Philadelphia, on the 18th. yeiationa. to the Untom wore abiluialy and leyally | os hustiol Faure a cousiat ng af a “the Work, Deparment ‘he following variey of was tho roaster, and after pressing him foe.esm ’ ‘An finmense eudience crowded tho Boston Music Hail | severed, They now olaiia thet tha dd, tie has hold Orn wages, Walr, fi Y suaw Mautreuses; | Woe marmite Hi at the church after | estate, and whereas, in common with other women of n fin ie s t f Ae Togtnta © t am Oxp Inna Fold til her. About. ono o'clock. ms | the Slate (who are a'malority of the people, and, there- | on che iZch inst, on occasion of the performance of the | slkalong. Talo way be lve, Bor whleh dugerine gras Carper ithe her fot id Since. tn te ‘fo sh ity a ei ; friond called at tuo chu:’h im company with another | fore, § by he Seccy, OF eee Soreaaae, are its lavet'y | oratorio of Jephtha. The daaghter of the Judze of larnel | bolievs ? ter. eoneaa We empretdory baat for 8 pocket / in "i hy. presen i a 11P, a n * ’ . ‘a i ge Tae it's puacl th be"cho | compelted to obey laws ia the making of which she has | was one of the most remarkable vooal dolineations ayer | Tax Crxverssv Corsnewom-uir.—I-¥aq anni , i Th eroosh, Wihoegiby;| RA ee mares was, of ‘course, much aiariced, and calling ta 8 Setend, “3 hed rot ecisiustey iota tad oan whe ‘with m' re given in the “Tino.” Benty 8 dans ha eA Brekire ea io, varascectaived that he was quite dead. The ball, about | panp i capnot read Bogumtl Dagrivon has received many very tompting | confirmed as Collector of thet par Oh inguin y 504 fed f orn c the Jett mi and | write; wd whereas this distinotion, #6 invidious and " ween tolnndentenl bi amber and Dining Room che ive of a pet ad eee Coronet Lamb wan su | co. waist I made, not Hecate woman are eimtnaly | ofers from provincial manager; bot forthe present be | tug member of voneron liners Wh aria {ja Ohius, Glaaawaun oted, but did not cousider it necessary to bold an ji idiots or {gnorant, Bboy) ‘Docause they are ten bas dovided to accept none, He will commence an en- | boen conirmet, ant Wate mye hes t ihe Saba quest. Young Colby was about ffieea years of age, He erofore pened ga pi Bd pede =4 gngement at the Now York Stadt theatre on the 26th or | W..confrioed thie by ‘ie (lowing & » | ed +, JUN, ACOTIONRSROFFICR Im ot purch where “the ead “ante bappened, aad stication tial the tight to be An elector wail not be | 28th of February, ‘This time be will eppoar ia chars | rau te not confirmed, wou be wit! aot » . ry tthe dey TY Caen Ae cmtgn panor hed asarionof young tense | based on #6, tet that hergattor among women as among’ | yore ye haa never before played er, and whieh, Im feck, | tu" Se FutAson si Ngo 6 ss cfaatige of Carveta, Mucrogs, eager mveOuings, one O! wnIGh «an LO be ed ee ne", cnive frapebise who ere tn waked oe cou ‘agces. | ace the cholcnt gor tm hie lee ripertoire, Ring Lay, | ‘as Mace ees av oe of ; yg Bd nage Benin, Me oa tuleen . ges to govern themaalyas. Wallenstein, the Ragpioker of Pari, $i wilh be big | propon.ns MON igi ialblmil boa MLM idles. oa F