Atlanta daily new era. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1869-1871, March 30, 1871, Image 1

Previous Issue Next Issue

Clip Visible Area View Page Text View PDF

Newspaper Page TextATLANTA DAILY NEW ERA. VOLUME VI. TU3IXESB DIRECTORY. X - « lot** or UtM. isd#r U»l# head. ln ,l t•< , flr» *uU*r* for «o# r*s*. ft*##* - • ita .r.ih» trod.. Ist* fir Ihre# s-oatO*. »*• *.-• f * OU ti. .Mb l*»yebl# la idnan .»ves t«H£rruiii,T|iw*w;*j y. M. BirilAHO»«*. 11' n>i>- ti e >n.i Kinii etiuii ** “'"***: \\ . »t... 8..0u« »n. Tia-*n». M.rtilM.w 111 |r I 11 >u.- I umwllloit 11.10. U. »U H -,t-r##•* i,i»i ■•1I..1, L. 1., AU»ntt. li~rgla a-*- II nIIIKI.II, M .i\crv ri R*B i*o KeiLtß i* irtoviat, I 'i.i.imr, Ztoc Iroo TANARUS.» »n». A. A .n. mgl.l. iK t IT.'.* lioilow W.M * l-1 w *' .u.oi™'—•■i *« • «'*«• J. M»K< HA>T TAILOR*. WILLIAM KIM* 11. r k I !/»K. <M*TTI»<». M\KINU, AJil* KrFAHUMO » i vsu MIIU Nr. on #•-•! aid* WbtWhsli *tr#e«. a |ta r.» I » riAwsin*!. u|> over iDeu t eaip , il.tli'iv *ttnrr • IrtuJiitf m l repairing *l*H»r leoisptly . ai. 1«A U>« iu->M r##*--tab**- i*W* f#bl4Bm HI | XIM M UU>tL 1 ii! \ i » v NPIBU. *n» . MIU* HAS I rAll/>KM. < l -thur*. tnd Hbirt Menu •• tnr. T S It llntuo.sil a r*»t AtlssU. «*e ,»r l i .*!. rill Hblrt*. w*rr*al#«l »o IklliHbo HOOls AMI MIOES. VM.VI-;i(TU\ A. Ml HINN.K, l> iMi Ml IMaKKK. w#«* aid# Whitehall | > «• :.» lr m.\ • r «•»•» K-iitimii and »n# pre*n»p«ly au*l A , I *, . KM* frb la tel RH, 10 4IQIBIM, A< ii. /.. in rrov \ I • * 1.1.1. Os E U 9.v> aLPHIUAT* l>bl \ I | . * Ht«-?M! Inks ffteortl rive* Maai Stamp l Kai'n-st an l |l«K#i Chm*km M»ikiu« liimj<li s A ) i. i,»’: Kir. <M • (r» d-iur* below Hosier fab 17 Mm KltoOUs \M> HIM MIES. * H. H. HOBKOI’N II V \ !'*l.Y Hr.ia.l Htr#»-t, Allan!*. (*e . » a. . *n k,ii la ( HPn-ma md Unwlaa. e«*l ao .r- n*A f it.-al.-ra grueralljr fabl^Ao* HnlttlNG MILLS. • v 'i» * i.. y. %« mi \ *. < <>.. i» i.. • i* •i, * vn.kSTA K.AirKis * milk* I \1 M • S .lU-ra l-a of n.*ur Mill on Hupiar ai l . al* ru--Ka*ir.wa.l Is-p-a Ai . . . * i i.i*. nt .rtj.a>.l ti • ash order* Hl*h '•< SN 150 tfATHEM. a. « . ItOUKUk, Ni ii \i: it srm rr. kimhall| ll* *i All klrida Htniru ami Ulirt Koaw.ilad I aathara. and n.dha at -» .it arrtac'-aand ‘ ul** #• llabjr Car » iliptl) allrllilrd l<* frb 1A ftai s ’ * IVL MUHIM S \MI OIU;\NS. i io:kv ics. \a. i. v* . III! FUIRKBO sKWIN*» Mv * * *l*i A Haitiliu a i k#in*>va*l t ill n Print Hu: Hml.ilna. lir.^a*! • •*' ♦* Al >tola. of work, mk'li aa hrmn>in« , r iimdly t<> *rdar fab 1A f.iu < \ hu ms ami iu muis \ T. mXKT. 4 »■ *O.l HAItNfXH M4NI “ O. * . 111., k Hr * 1 at raw t ttlau • l 10 ills AMI TOIIU ( O. » i , *tr. . I iu: hi tSi, ruir It* K«f Waat i . 11. 1C A 1 MOM*. . Mr an,i i t HER of ciiiaM* msAAbo toMhi i i-.k !'• a him k##j»a NmilT i • ■ * • > • -'«* t • ’ ta t> t« b TI, M *-■ y- M *1 ASO 111. * I >A* ST AVI I Ifellii I M . •tn* « • . . »t.- t Ijjara f« blld in I JMi I;n. M| > 1511 »|M s. Tin: « I.IPJ'KU aIONMr, I lia««r li l v I#- , IT**|>ri#t *ra Itllll# W ila o. Cl«*rl - rtotra’-w ri r It road and Alabama atr»«ta « Os tilll.lH * O . I U N 11 UDI'SK uudar tb# oid tS«I *» « n ■ 'Mirr l'r .*•! ant Alabama itrrrU laid I Uqncva-!«»'* at t.. *• a'■ * > • l\. 7m l mar I > 6(U it or i xt ii dto V 1-7 1 .> MIISW KIMHIii. I , •, ».t *r Min hij*** i . 1 !• I. I I I ! ' f* '* 11 *1AB» < i\( m \ ri ilk UKPtiT, Nil. Ala . atrvrt Ithanfr ItiaUurant uai r M * .m l from si«am tabl# ail iu«kM '••’loto » J a. PAY AN. Pr.|.rttnr. i. to i inm. aokvr, I > 111 Mil III! V AXI« Ml. AST k Mi'll, tM» U 1 , * s junu.lo Miak atrret I*. U ILLAt K. \1 vl* -n*l TOTAII. UgloH 1-rAIJtR *> a A,;-, i.t ! rW IU UiMi*t * t o • C#lrt»«*l#*l \\ I t . IV. Air xt.wr K**oa.i « -wr it —t * S A>l) BifAHin\U 4101 mi ’i 'M mu hi . • ! I I TIA IM' IIARTt»W HTfULKTH. \ v . .a In abrbt. tiauai.nl. and iUy- MM H M.MTAI.KT t t > \ox not A*., i; ntiT Mt. Jama* H.d* U Mi ..i ill >1 Hi 11. l»#tw.**o )trua*l and WuiU iu AIK* V I < ASSQS MRS M. K. MrHIIbKI, tPi tarriyr oi W#a» Puttit i | » 11 Rvs -l! N I KUBODNIi Hud a >.i 'nin* lit. bardaou a frb * Uu iiii 'i. -ri iim.i KiKi.il iioiik. 1/ M'UI.VV I'M! l'l» hT ATP* H« >TtL. Atlanta 1 <ta It. -r .tU r* fiiruiahrd. and thr tehkr anp I aa:tSi It. -t tl.r n.wrk.t afford* MHTMtfM.E --\. H < I.AKI, < irrk frb J r.iu mi'lli hi. « liuttl '. HOIIIRPRLU, \ | !t AVI* M AOCK m all kiaa.la of Puna] i ’a«* a I MkfU. and atraat VUauta *.» *a. t**rj K frb A-Aai U I’LTn AND ATLANTIC RAILROAD. CHANCE OF SCHEDULE. t | * I ty,h, JITTI t hr Paa ' * • - the Wrai. rn ao.l AOaa* It t. ■ V K 1 »« A. ■ . 3 n A. u * » *O. * a I .* . ,!!«,. . * . . 9 t» r M i- ■ • ll ll r a 1 SI a a O ta s 17 A. a I. . At:> * H AISA. a it <• A. a I*. a is r a < haiiai i > 4 aft r. a 5 ft*» a. a I >< *i ID SO 4. a i fir. i * Ml In It WALK EH. M T. mu on ami WKHTERS KAILKOU). I »MM Nul K TRAIN* mo aa follow* on and afWr I daniiarj J»tb..irU mt t *aaryo«a 5 m. a. a. Arm* at Ala- at 11 ». a. a i * r \i»- •* 7 aa, a- a. I^LNukl Ail*- t* ai • *. r. a. Am*# at Me nat 11 OR, ». a. Übllaiitial • Wr« 4-rtre at Atlanta it 4 •. a. m n W RRONHOV. H. T w i iTiUJ.ii. o l and. i Oh. Nr** va 11 rKi>.—ikw pa apit /\ Ad lraae* Roirara ACo «M Spruce V%Ua< falpbia K. MtSfta Tfe« ffstanrsl ml no tea td tbs X^is -1 oopwl Cborcb tbs '*f ninety | preacher* from ike UiDeraut ra»<Wi thft ! ynsrl«7a A BapUal B.iQU'.«r in ilaiut.- r*r»ntij Ltap a aieh man l»y eprtnkiiuß. declare <b*t be *uoU ik. ii •( ut. J t ‘.j i-efnd. noM-r aUfiilar rircuiaataiKft*.. Tbe propoeal to annex Went Florida to AU I*#** ia agaiD r#*ited. and it u aaid that a large of Ibft p# j !r of bftU Natan feror tbr pn -poeftion A !>• Mkver.a in Hiinou, who hnard the luuiulloUA r )< i*:>ug« ol Li« I*, t lhrno o*or tbair unei|»ected victory, at turned ap pealiOßl) to nna of tbriu. and naked. 1 'Where ta New anyhow'.'" A aplrtuhd ne% pajmeoger roarb *s Umg man ufa< lurid at thi* a hope of tbc Naabville and l he'taaungu Hailmad. Ills U» place it on exhibition at the Industrial Expo sition. aa a sample of Tenne***** inauufacturea T U Uedger. of bruwuutilir, Triar, Las beta a candidate for the legislature thirty nine tunsN, and has never bad tbe remotest chance of *uco«-e« He threatens to continue running while b# luce, from tbe mere force of habit H* I***U#Tee that to be elected would cause Lie d' atL trow Ih* -L *ck of aurprt-< TLr ltichinon 1 Enquirer eeys Lhet in • dif ficult) lu iHiiingtoQ. Virginia, ou Siiurdey Lie;. J. M Piper, of Mieeoun. an rx|»Wlml student, shot sod painfully wounded J.uuc* Ryan. Pipn was armaled. and after an ex atuiueliou cniuiUe f«»r tnal. „ *-4 nnn » ■ Tbe eUUatloe of the Meibodiet Episcopal Church show that within the U*t ten y>-an« uo leas than two hundred thoonand oo&vrf sujus hate beeu rc|Mirtod IU the S’.)o«Uy school 1 of this e._»en*ry. or nl» -ut >n« teoth of. the entire attendabce Two aona <>( ex-Oovamor bfillcr. of Min nenaotu. w« r*- a treated iu January for robbing a ni til car on the Ceuiral Pacific Itellwet (Inc <■( them tamed State’* evidence agaiunl bu l»rf*th r and tbe other committed auicid* Tbs Engiiali Indapeudeot seta that the only religious belies making perceptible ti«>edway in EugUud just now. are tbc ilitualuta au l PrimitlVi Mclbodiefta. that the Wesleyeua have come to e stand -till, the lUptiata »r# duuioahuig and the are making but alow iocre.i*^. I loiiowing word# actually I u;i.0.l tb* peculation <*f (be couuaa! * pl<%* tor Lu* > Tent in an a**auit and lottery case to Athena, A.a ‘le t tin h liable was amp the thmtljof tin valley' I#"t the aaga* i»u* goat bo* wee up *n (he mountain's brow, but. g-utlrm*<n of tb* jury, I say John (iuudle ia uol guilty*' «T4tK IKVM ftj i i ii.. Rrs A tortia lo swept over this pUae Usl Sun day. c >n-K|dereble deiuage «*t and :»«• t-* tries aud bouse* a few miles from towu H-v Dr Hick# bu- prceenti-d fh«> M.*lb *,!ih! Church with n ♦3u»» UU. SIVtXXII Tbc perruport Brothers o > npM.dy my,t 4 - fled the* n|h-k (ato#* at the Theater !«»( M-whluv night, (.dci ibd/f 11. An Aaraou. and d***tgw William Schley were on tbe *'*;;* during the irerfcruiancw' Tbe city w** «Ult<»d hv a soAere Wiud and rein atorui iu*l Suudat o.»c o«>k»rrwT W'»ui *d was killed V m »ti implored in Halw-reLeui a nee mill shot »*» t *w«rrl) wotftii ie 11* >ouug boy tiauH-d Eedie. the othur day. Tbe l* S Diatnct('»urt, M>u John Eiakiuv pieaidiug. couvened kl >nda) inoruing The monument ordered by the executors of the lau> E.lw*r»l Padelford. be* ernred, and is uow in Ibin if aiitureT Vomi* ry (t is aaid to t*" a tine work <1 arl OULX'HBV* Vlcuibgitih iu the kity He«*vy re(u-atorn< Suu.Uy night Tbr' l‘uu>u prayer in*«tiug* haTp discontinued *4*i>iaaviLUi The atortu Ust Sunday nraitig was nnuau ally severe It injureil the HapMst Chut li and a. namLex ul dwelling b..u». a, Ml* ON. The Telegraph b-s* the 101 l iwu. • singular incident : About six o clock kl >u U> tui.ng i g« nil. man in the city placed upe»u bi» Un iu bu* room a stick of woud, aud seating near by, wee etoo ib«tLacnbet4y hornfi«<l a', teeiifp i-merge from the sti. k in <|iie*U< n. a tdark suaWs, as large around as a hr hmii Unr.dh . *ud#< m#what longer S**airg e above), b wcut to work «>u Lie susk.ahtp. winch etc about making its recaps iu a ere vice 'int ween the mantle and wall whau aaeistauc. cam - to him, and after ronaiderable inancravmtrQ the reptile anrcuml>«d toHujurior force *nl w.*- killed. Thufttrange,inhi apitable intruder r.*no >u a toad fd woo*i which had been pnrch%e»«l cut up an I stowed away upwards of aw .*k and but f.u th« fortunate occurrence of j.lav ing tbe fttiuk ap*>n U»e t»r* iuw«. at tlw tuuv. the snake might here entna fr<*m the c»u «a! ment anil taken up peruinneot vpiulersiu the bou#<v The Hilteruian S>Hie.y re#gaui.L- I tl»e other night with l’al Crown Piaeideul Very h *vy storm last Suoiay eveoiui* Tin letter mail of Knoivitlc average# n») \*ct day aud th- «D:u|- r»nc- led amount L* t'l 7 The fltly-e«v*ond * nirtraar? •• the I O. () K will be appropriately obwatreed at Is>nd<iD on the Jnth prox Memphis vote* half a million to the Srlma IUII mad Mr James I>. Amith is dead Beautiful white and black marble has been discovered lu lar;*e quantities n«ar Bristol 0 A nouiliar of gentlemen Lsv.v taken the nr prase ry steps. say* the Jackson Whig and Tnbane, to procure a charter for the Jackson and Tanneaeec river Railroad Tb* Jackson Whig and Tnboue of M»rch 25. says "The trial, of Heater Ward and ('baa. Johnsou for tbe murder of Mrs Van hook, closed on WedoaetUy (leu Qaaspbell, counsel for the Htal#, }irupoari| at the dost of evidence, that ('haa. Johnson should l»e di* charged, aa ha had proved an alibi. The court promptly discharged iohua-wr After able an.l exhaustive argnmenta in (be raw* of Hester Ward, ah** was required by the court to give bond In tbe autn «»f f 1.200 for her appe trance al the next term of the Criminal Court Hester gave bond promptly." —m s re*' T)i4 Puiladelphia Ledger aal*. "In tbe matter of fitness fur coni|ranionahip, and abil ity to converse, imwer to impact knowleslge, t« Appear**** And rwcadu- it. Jwdlciona reading la In iMapawaahlw Facta for the foow 4wthm, tmagtnaMoa for th# ambaUftahnaaot, mwl a jndiJawa yandtog M the waafot aad the fwrushing, cmatltmka • ATLANTA. GEORGIA, THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH 30. 1871. WITH CAROLPU. fraaMii In Ilia Pnlaoetlw Slate -lalltr from Ki.Beeralary H«nnlaarr. *r ih« Lots Bosikera lani>i»re« j - flt Wants n (osalllsllMal terveellee, aaft Use Suffrage Lam R*p«els4-Th* • Hama- Ayr* tor all Ha* III* Is feae4 In Use Hast oral (lon u 1 III# UM UaAtri to Pew #r. Hm* C G kietnminger. Treasurer of tne lata Confedarate ritatas of America, puUui.es a long leUer, which he addmaami to Uavenu* Scott, on the situeUor. lie aayi, under date at Charleston, March J4th. IH7I, tliat The remedy for any exiatiog ewil must Ta pe nd ujxin the exact cksiicter of tb«* evil , sod the first step to be tAksu towel da a proper application of * remedy te to observe care/ally the nature and cause of the evil The Ire.hug fact which has prsbably laiucad your action, is the formation of combinations m many of tbe upper oooatias of the hist., wbu L ex hibit themaelvee iu acts of violence upou tboi* whom they deem fit aubjecU for citraordmsry ruatation There can U* no difficnlty in as certaining the cause of those combinations ii u umloabto.il j the oonviction that th* ex isting Government of the State is utterly cor rupt ami that it boa failed in all the duties which are required at its bawds -that there i* no adequate security’ for life or property, sml that tbe taxas laid by the Legislature must evaotoata in virtual coo ft of <H# entire iuooms of the uibsemi La this coo notion well fuud»d' 1. Tbe ooreupt character of the Legislalnr of tbe But** has been ao distinctly svinred. that ft may be set down as an admitted (act ‘A The fall ore to discharge the tlaliea of the Government culminated iu the action of th# legislature at its i**l sea*loti iii-»u the ('bee lerfield election. This action, following upon the previous election lews, which refused any check upon the majonty. eati«fied the whin- * pcoplsof the Rtat# that thvy ha*l no rights r eognued by the Government, and that they luaer, therefore, protect thcuuselvae iu th# L*-at way they could. The arming of the col orr-dmilitia, aud explosion of the wUftte* from •oi) |>*rtiv*)pation, ).1oc«h1 ona class distinctly above th* other, aud l Utuiv exhibit#*! to lh>- vl.ils* that force would tak# tb# pise# of law 3. Tbs wasteful expenditure of the public tu >u« i. an l the c ;rru|>t a< L<*mne for incrwaa vug the public debt, which have found favor with the liegislature, proclaim in th# future an indefinite increase of taxsa, while corrupt ffi era foment these evils, aud render bopc- I«*h* any effort at amendment i. The formation of s« ctwt societies among the colore-t! i-c.plc, under the uaoieof Uuion lavagueisheve haadiMl them together lw a secret organisation, and while th«a# aocietiea render u-.-ltva any apjHiaU to the better judgment of their number*, lb* r naturally «uggw»l a lik** organixadou aff.nwg th. whites a# tbur only means of ilefetio# I'Lcm various e9vdt.uv.ra ha\c sett vd a con viction in the Uiiuvla of the whitest that tiiry J must seek pre>t#cti<>n ouuid# of th# exuung 1 Government, aud as your Excellency doubt- 1 less sees, these tvila must reault in anarchy or civil war. unlosa some remedy I*# speedily op | plied. The active can*# of all this evil ia \ clearly th# Legislature of th<- State There it all originative, there- it ha* lU al> * L and fp,»u. thetice it iuu»t be r**inov«si betore [ware or *r curily c»n ensue. The character of tbi* Ixaly must therefor# b«- chaug#*i. luatesdof repr»- 1 Heiittng igooranc# aud vie#, it must represent know;- vlg# .md virtue. This it canuot J*> until you chauge it* constituency. There itno|>oa -iLie method of reforming »n agency, while the pnncipwl tb** *am<- and igno rsuce siivl prejudice will never select for ita agent* ti.** wu*e siivl the good. (>ur tre»oldee re -ult from thi* Cubs#, and froth ucglert of th# gnat Amenoau sphori -m. that taxation with *ut repreaentatiou i» tyranuy lu oar present sy*tvm<*f State Governuirnt, tn< *< who jmy the tiX#-* hnv# no voice m the (government Tbi* i ivev.*i.*»ti >n clearly points to th# only ptMKibl# remedy, »«> wit A change in the coo etitucncy which -«rin this I*# impio*»*l. end tbv imprewem#nt of the other follow* . I e<»urw* A more mteliigeut body of v»tt i ■*, auvl on# directly res{>otuihi« to pa 9 the nivw which are* lui(*oa«'il by lh#ir r#pr. a#i/tatjv«w, would provide a re m edy. t’udcr their a i-piece, an iutelligent j aud virtuous Lcgidatut# v-elil again raak# t it- spprurano . aud the l.tw- of trie ion I auvl j the pnbl.r effierrs ap|->iul«Ml U> aduiiui*t#t th#m. would a.-.aiu command public c >nfl dents , auvl epaiuc* th# jhimcc and trau-piillity oj t■ i— Kl*tr AU this #nti l»# «*ht.-xii»#-l by oiniivly following the l#ed of that State whieti onr pre*#nt nil#r-v would regard ua the f juntaio of pohttcal w«a dom, auTemviidiug oor constitution n a* b» i oonlonu th# ipialitiv'-atKma ot votcre to that I rv*p»rrvl in Meaeuch isrfta Le*t the v.*t#r» b# 1 • Mil) viv .T a- eau re a Ia« l have |vaid some tax 1 f* r th* aupfHitt >•( the (2ov«rnuirut, anti the 1 representatives will at <>u change tb#ircbar- ' e 1.1 Such a qualification lu th# voter* 1 would diaenmittale only again* igunrwure. j %nd would place it in th# power «»f fvrry man ! to t.ike [»art iu th# UoVrroTn*nt, whateier m»y ! lw his race v>r c< *1 r Th# vtilti■■tilty of such an amendment arise* fr«»m th# (act that it mu*»t find -ufh.irul favor with th# existing authorities to Command a j two-third** Vote. Thi* d.Acuity ia real, but j is it not worth the effort to overcome It? Without eom# #uch change the Scat# mast in evitably dnft into anarchy or civil war. and Huruly wr already fcav* bad «* sufficient expe rienc# o( tb# evils of wai to indues every on# to *e#k their avoideuce. If you, sir, would txjnunt ucc- tbc movement by an ternvai *i> peal t*• Lb# Legiaiature-, unn»*dk*ttJy to sub mit Ui# <wll of a (N»ovet»m*n b» tbv deoMoft 1 of the people, it h not at all improbable that ( tbe muVcmviit ru.iy niioce^d. Il is true that It wdi tab# uiaoh Un»*. and | that much agitation must enanc; but let every j min weigh against thv s« rouaidcrauons the j daugvr which must alteuvi auy oiher course, i Should even lb# fioienoe which luay ha appre * bended, be euppreawed by military force, it i_y not at al I unlikely that aa their only remaining rewoorce the entire c onaiuuily will refuse to] l«ey their taxi*, and Iheu. wh* re will I*# the credit and gowrnment of th# State ' Ix»ubt leaa many bed ui#D will agitate- against ouch a * measure, and will endeavor, a-* her#b*forc, to 1 j»vrhu* 1«- the ignorant eolore l jwoplo tliat the ■ white* will redu - th« u> to slavery. But i your Excellency will l»# fully übl# to rcjwl such attempts \ -*u know a* well as 1 do. and can tell them so, that Urey owe sh u riuauci paliou neither to vnar jwvriy nor to nun#, hat alone to God. Ih# Koore me I>i*iw»oer of evrnta , ilwf lb ■ ni ai i* al I-.’* ta 11 Umattoii «»f September, IHCi, iu which he nu I derUaik to reH-ogui/e the right of the people of tbe Southern Steloe to h.dd their elav w, H they ’ would Uy <lown their arms before the vueuiug i ftrst o.' January. It ww. tborefore. from th# ’ ie«ii«itenfWM *•/ tb« South, aud uot from th# J generewuty of th# North, that the slaves oh iaiue.l thnr fre.-*h*m And even n »w. that fretwlom u uumred only bv th# utm n tin* nt of ! lb# Constitution of the Coiled Slstca. whichj waft adopted by the white tu#u of B>>utb Ceru- , Loa. Yon would, ibtrciore. I>e able effectually • to remove this hindrance t*» good feeling from J the mind* of tbe colored people Then, again, you woo Li Ih> aU«* to assure them of the kindly feeling with which they * have always been regarded by their former ] master*, before* the bearttwte ffiundererH, who ; are uow making uwe <4 them, had au»Ud and t #aibiUered their feelinw* Thee#, aud ether | topics which will raaJiiv occur to poa, will no j doubt enable yon to lufioencc the actios ot the colored p**o|4e. An eqnsl, perhaps a greater difficulty, will | bo to restrain th# impatienee of tbe while peo- \ pie. lies ties* as they natural I r meat be Aoder tbe eornipt and h<arlleaM despotism which j they aee domineering over them. It will re j quire the atroogeat «ff rt of vjatxeooe to await e reme-ly which will require eo much Urn# Tbe strongest motive jahloh can be presented to them, for each patience will be the rsrueel and atucere iuitiation of the asaendmeut pro pieod. Tb# first stop towards calling a tW veution is a vote of tbe Leffielatare, and a< J that body baa adjourned, it waill be necesnary to take eome soUon, bafi>re its next meeting, to »atig|v the people of tbe expediency of I waiUgf If the leading nstwnliera ofthedomi. 1 non! fUrty would eome forward and pledge their support to the mens ore. nod urge the adoption of the name* it would furnish such au assurance aa would, doubtless, restrain theim patience of thosafwho are smarting under thmr present burthen Ou our side, then, we could, with some show of reason, counsel out friends to endu rance. We could turn their minds to consider Other cause of grievous national wrong, which Keocs bad overcome. We ooold point theca be example of the noble iputta who, after the endurance ter twenty tears, of tbe tvraanv ,of the Stuarts in £*gkn<L brought about 1 fiasaedi ly tbe greet revolntion >f and • cetnbUebwd Lffgttab fmsdoin up' n a lesn. from which it has never been removed. Vie eaa pmot tvm to the imanner straggle "against taxatiou w.Ufteut retw*sente*ion, wfcirfj . conunneri for ten fußrs Wor* a resort in ■ arms. With cxaoupUa before th-m. we I woehi be able le pew.usl# them 'to await two I year* for th# wettoc of a if w# ; could aeeure them tiiat that action w >uid remedy the evil# ol which they complain. Eerwaaded. as I am. that no otb< r p#a«eahla remedy can be made available. I roaldmoat •erneatly addrwe* Uveee view* to the ecnoue consideration of ywur Exeell#ncy, and would , urge them upon an Umjo* who seek the |«enna- | I nebt paare and welfare of the hielo. With much re*p«-<q. "'Your obeitiert fterrant. C. G UuiautuLit VAHt.KVT I. PRKVTIM. The ttraal Mlmlml|>|«l Oratar aiaV)a«lU( ■ ■ft a Uwftr~Eilra*l front Nllbera'a We clip tbe f diowiug from a recent lecture delivered by Rev W H Milborn, th- c*-le- I brato«i “Blind I’rracber Rrentisi w»* a brve mao brave as ever liv- j ed H# W«# Uot a qiaorraieouv [a-rsoO. not | pugnacious But oa fighUug wo* ih# tjrder of | the day lo Mississippi Bren lias il l not shrinb | fretn any rm|X>nsibility that might Uil upon j bitn in that way he rtuuti ; He fought «>nly two duel*: ob« Was with j Foote When everything wa« iu readier** tor i lb* little ceremony, and th# >*r#*t crowd w*e gal here*! around on th# *re.uuJ * . denw- that there woe a lane left fur th# of the ballet*, I’renliea h#ard e notes U-hiuJ L.m. end turning arouud be <u» « half-clad urrhiu chnibtng a tre-e not far in hi* rear, evinced in hi# almost fatherly a lutoniUon to that young •ter. “get down, sonny.' said hr, "you are in a dang er>u* fix th* tv. F’note re shooting quite wild to day.'' "a jhwej. fie hod another, or one that au*# very u#ar l>riug another, lie wa* in bu bouav aud a crude half savag# came to bun. aud entering Lu r wUi, so* 1 that be bad “bear n that h# wa* a vurv brave man; he j-*.t w*nt«*d to show him ibul ho w*a a braver, and he wanted to fight right thar ” I‘rvnliee tr• at» <i him veiy gentl*- mauly. give him cigars. uf#w dr*«pe of brandy, but finding he could not be molnflcd, he told him P* coui*- next il*r and h# would sue what oouhl l*s done lor him Tho bcllii■*»•# in dividual retired not half and after •ome hour*, when heavier draughts of liquor ha-1 Ultotoufiid la* bviTgvreut pr**penaiti#e. he rwtoraaai it was then three " deck tn th# morning He roused I‘rcntiws at of thr bed an.l li -ut and <*n “that ar fighL~ lie could not be put <Ji ri • I’reuti** called j up hi* colored feci.want, ioadod Li* pistol carefully and hen the trio went out on the pin rw lo fight Tlh Mgr bnripftat m t aland iu th# rear of the • ut. r of the erene. | holding a candle, and t* give th# word accord ing to tb»- require m< uts «•( th« code He wa* overcome with vanity when he eonai irml the opleudor of the *itnation and while the prin cipals were eyeing each other and in* n tally measuring wad aiming tb glorified i !.* k we* Vigatef .hiUtMelf .all ftVff with the caudiv, aud saying to himnelf iu an dibiv loife "yah. yah; dis yar chit# i* n#> J >k#. *lia y#r chile i* gwme to *#« * jewel, all to LnuuTl . di* yar cLa-j aiu <l# two evrouds id du Jewel yah. yah The tr>«» »h-» ho*i c >ru# to aiay I‘rentua, for the pnrp >e® .f con vincing Imu that h# *o the braver mao. aiung hi* pi*t 1 away in dtegnat, and said Pren *re w# g *;ug to shooi at each other hers ou this little ttoop. In the dark, with no <>** to 1- *k ou i»ut «Li* ret nigger’ ’ The situa tion wa* too ridiculous torbic. Tber# w*- uo glory ui it. aud he could u*' i> -wr tL tboukdit of being shot itnlewe half th# Sutr we* there- t v l «ok nu. The is.-t.irer gai * d-Hcriptn-u of b**w l'ren tm* • g..vr 1 i*w 3' a ruffieo whole b# waa prosecuting in •**iuu court f.*r munler Glared him down »'< eff -CtUAllv that hr, c • vr-liy dog had to rest Lie face iu hi* han L Wi-M. th#r« P a. uot much IU that. HOW UK A M" But h«- undertook t-> pr<j#ecate the ca*** . ( *ou»u orphans wh **., projverty h* 1 b.-«n*eir- 1 by mu tiusrnipaimiM vagebon 1 and bully, d* * I lied the Bar that o -nt- durst under ia* td; fi (lit again*! him tn the courts Prentuw went into court to do it ti*e bull) had aworu that' he would shoot th Aral man on »>ght who should il l it. and went t • the court on tb# day ti** c *# «a* calle«l up with hi* black hat drawn over Li* eyt*. and hi* arm* crossed op »n hi* breast, displayiug a small |**rk ot . aruliciv hung kt* gigaoto- hi pa Tto- Ju.lge grew pale, the jury trembled end tbc wrtnrere * w*ak m the kuw . Prcntiaa ah'Ue wa* cool, and Weixt ou with th* cam* a» if there wa* no deadly euaxuv present When th# proper uu»e cam# h# turned npon the ecoutolre i and j*»ure and *och a torrent f invective and aixu# u|m»u him. that th« big bully actually cower# 1 *nd whined Uk# a cur. and tiually 1. ft the i’ourt. bowie-knif#, pi*t-d* au I all, yelping He t --k to drinkiug, aud «ii#*l iu sit week* The -eye.of Prentua wa* . fearful II w*« like a ffolvamc battery of a thmnumd rrtt*: rt *vrritod ood gl*»wwd iu hi* . head like a furnec.i, aud uot only *h »t 1 rth q*wrk* but whole shecU of tUm# The Prl*r*M Unlm'i Tr**ue*a. Iri>ri'. th* Usdoa im-n vn IU irtet#r. Mar- b 11 ] We m« the other day the bade and *h**ce forming part of tbe IS-incesa' iroaMnreu ja*t a *bort twelve and« r#n They are- now l»eing exhibiUs) by Mr. Hparkea itsll. of 308 Regent ■ tr#e! eii » bal w W l.f r t ■<>> gt r*i. B I th# royal taonly a pre->f that the h«* aiwaye l»ven mliafird with hi* work The fol lowing i* a c*»py of the royal order IW»U Three |ieira grain calf eU«lic balm ral*. cut high, three jour* grain calf hutt*>n b«**t*, treble eOieK. cut high three parr* kid botton boot*, -trong double*anlto, cut high . three (vaira kid elastic Balmoral*, atroog doubts so sere, rwt high, me pairs kid elastic boots, double soles, sham buttoned, Oriental cops, patent. three t«air« kid elastic h-oU. ato-ut cork eobw. cut nigh . three pair* kid bat Dm ImmHs, stont c*wk solea, cal high : threw pair* kid elastic hooto, »t«»nt c<wk sol#*, u«ual height . throe pairs kid button UtoU. stout cork eulsa, usual height N fek Ali thick boots to have fUnnel eo,'k* Six palm kid elos tic bo»t*, stoat <1 able solea. Oneutal can* ■ix pair* kid elastic boots, light double soles; *n pairs kid elastic N»oU, with apiare lose six re glevs kid boot*, three w> butu»n. and three rUetic, eingl# #■>!#- six pair* bron/e kid | boots, three to button and three ela*Uc. single i sole*, an iwvini brunx# kid boot*, doable ei>les, j three to V«itu-o and three slsatic.aix pair* ! white kid boots for re* mug wear, with rnaette* iof silk, satin, aud kid. *ix |*air* c dortsl i edk UmU mi pair* elastic efaca, waler |preH*f. thre'e jmir* nding boots, three jvaire [ morn-co b nits, liio-1 and manual with ! fur. for traveling. Shoes Twelve ivsir* black kid ehtwa. d->able •'•lea, light j high heel*, six pair* brooxe kid *lk>«*. j light double soles, rich bronze f vain* broi.ir kid sbffio. light dot Id# *oleM, ; with pal# Mi dark blue ruseiDw; di pair* I black ftilk shoes, with nch conirel ribbon ro salt<*. six jmtr* white satin shove, with rich meettre, trimmed. *ll J»airt whlt«* Silk *h.*e . j with nch corded nblK*n rueetU-* and slide#, , twelve pair* drreamg alipper* virions »>dorw I Th«*o# all form a very pretty cojflection. and I sure!) among them e lady, of Low« vrr fastidi ( «>u* taste, oncht to Auij #*>mr to *uit her j fancy Ks-Klmilh m Brt«l*h iwbjeM. A letter iron* Alabama to Hon. f W Bent i ley. Washington, gives au account ol an '\>ut i rag»» rsvmmitted upon an Englishman who j I haul been teaching a negro school. He was , shot and hung until be was neerh dead, and i then louden almost to a j#My rfe ha-« beeti I | confined lot weeks u» cuuecqeace of these in 1 pinna This man is stiUa a abject of Great Brito**. A stale si eat of tbe tens iu his caw 1 have been seat to Hir Kdwanl Th- >ruton." Why ahoold not Anvenrun ciiiien* be pro tecta.l as well a* linUah subject* A t *llß*n Ulh«rD. N*w Or lean* paper* report the etopmeut of the wife of one of that city * merchants with bar cook, taking wHh bar own in sonvj Md t»,rli7. Th, took b Kprw&Ud *o b, ft h»»<bn«n, lM>iihm«ii. ,ba«t thirty mn ot H« Lu mu outi liiv ww*« la th, coomrj Tt« hotawt - aarkrai ta th* Mtan ot Um ptopttlr VKtn 1.0 MARI H• *» Ik. P.,i. Ik. Pruabu. A con.sn<,D-l.&I dMcrifclog lb, r'Mf kt* tsnd.og the ' cckpeUoa of Psrtv esys Tb# on# Fntasxan on L# fwtllfc k *a the L*#uiex*aut of the day. charged with ti SMBining the jaaere and letting no on# go by Wilhoot "Or no easy mjmi *n. FI very i«w and th#n a pass-provided person appears Tbe Ipeee m examined and the pririligsd one con- Unnee his way. full-read by tbs envioas gisnere j Os maoj who vonlJ tain do th# same, bnt hare I not d# tftrri On the Pa ltd* u rid# onlev i* | Bawntoiaed. or eupfwjseal to ie min 1 tamed, by two cavalry offierre and aoru# i (Forties Mobiles, but, generally ejveokmg. dis order u m*iute*o#-! by th# buetl.ng, joet -1 ling crowd. Wlkhout any assistance J whatever Th« confuai ni* w>rn#thiug indie • cnbeble. The paeaei>gar« crowd aj*«»u each j other, earn other stout, treod upon each otiicn toes. hor*>* run over th# fool Ipss*4-t)g# t R. an.l over both, Ull whet with th* crushing aud the shoaling sml the qaarrediug of th# coachmen, there u disturb j ance sznmgh to fill ««! tb* lunatic asylum* in j Europe It u U>j much ' really too mo eh ' [ And the Lmntenaat A th* Ley goes glfMer. tig aerosa tn# brnige to the aonshtne, and g.vee on order that the bridge should be • losod for five minute*, tor tht* dr-p#rate diaor Ur o( the mighty more is Iffo great a vexaDoo for iua ; r#c»R# military Burnt Hull pe-’p!* keep preeeniit Uircnselvtse without pisnre to gw a*' out sf Pena.and ar* , msi with r rtern n-riassl. But somehow ihi* • awn re-fuaei i—gin* to get a little too BUQcb ! lor the lieutenant, it ia eo*y en -ugh when y -a have a man to deal with, or evrn something un;nt*resting iu the leaisl# hoe, but s-uie- Units oh • sotnelimea th* feuisi* vlraieul ia a Utile Umj interestng ’ 1 hi* busy is doubles* a braTe man. but. like Achillea b# has « n# vulnerable point, and that n *t in hi* heel, but tu hi* brert Hi* great difficulty i* refuamg the young feadn * th«y come not looking *n charming iu thru lillle fnl»# 1 shirts and coquettish bonnets or hat*, a* the cos# may to . and that glsn. « at him in*- plonng . and then they gather up their dainty *hirt*-ja*t * littlu o«i • f th# horrid l and then lb#y show such bewildering litti# boots and high heel# that the Prussian officer u n--where Look at biau uow. ooaißg hi* bridge. ke#|Hng hnodrwd* i waiting, while h# in standing rock of thr w*lk Hi* app-aratjct- Ln mitttary. trable. uul D» nay luvuieerable . but a light step aj-pr-su h ;#« Liru. little imploring voice eat* “M .o aisur In any caa* what can he do but torn round It i* s charming lady. wn<, ! ha* a great wi«h to err**« th# bridge lor an hoar ‘*nlj o D e little hour, rib# ha**, to U surr, no |ai*. but that u only tor mtet>r:une. you know What ran h and If to looks jsp h« meet* tb# bright, toxesrhiug ey#e if . he looks ktrsial.t. dotaii* *»f a U witching little toilet force thezu*rlrte ou Lm sttanuon. if Iho 1 iohft down. tAere l* th# preturet Rule j foot and l»ool an imp*ti#n<‘« t*. tread the f r j hidden ground Well, 1 gurce she went over, d* ni you? Th#n the j#>or (#ll -w finds pres ently another lady at iu* elbow <ild#r. die tlOgOshcd looking. J»erfwctJv dressed, quite at hwr res# -quite certain that "## Jf,»u*i#-.r“ will let hir g • < *et the bridge, she hav a ren dezvous ou the other *iJ- «he reoiiy must g*» " She rrelly i* eo and« ligblfnl 1 >- king ''Arreflcd to kill/' he m i»t r#*ugn h.m«u lL * over she goes It is bo good, you s*», re. cannot •ton these eoqu~Ui*h costa mas aui glercf* anu Id tie* jreraaasioue. Ihe Pr'issiaxva ten tost th# i’srixiaa*. tjiif th# l*eruienn#* ! can over -oin# th# Prussian* “toura <*»»»*» its ■ JEFF UdlU. Hr Wsh#« S Vfrrrh la ft#l«*~“V(*l» •».»»- mlfal/ M anil at. ftloaty . The .'veirna, Alabama, papers of tb# 2' ’b c-'OUiu rep*»rta of the little mliirms of H»n Jrff.-nain Davis made in that city a few day* since. We extract In answer to the mil, th# chief of the fallen fonfedwacj appeared uo the balcony, sod Ad dr ’ • s**d the crowd for about ten no nates in a •(tain of tmpreaaivs sloqueom He rr>tu»#uc#d by ".nipiiuMrtiiing in general lenu* the |*- pi# p( \hvtoniA. Hr hod olwaya loved them, an-1 e w l-H ttot he could rust in forever They war# boos of bis bona aul flesh <>f hi* fi'-nh Alabama and hie own .state of Mi*Miam;>pi *wf yet ooe in poncipl-. a* they ones hod been on# in territory Their people hod sent f >rtl» their wins to buttle on the aAmu fields for their rights aa bu’** But, ««fcud the <*p#sker with biter mb phu*.«. are they State# now '• Yet, pr\w?e.- iiu*. ui an • xullont lone, b* dt'clored that Stair . alike igh defeated in the a»u struggle, wookiuhuiiAtelv tramph. iU Uy ri •urce-a might not come in Lie time but h# w uld live sod di# in the beli#f that it would surely triumph H# declared ttot no jw-opb ou rertb had ever euffereil aa had tb# H*»«th#rn pe**pl# since th# surrender of th# Ho a them arm:#-*, and to 1 loved them for the furUtode with which they had lx ►foe the **ppreesion toaped upon Uiem j lie bad always Keen willing to give hi* life , for to* p#-Mde and u-re, 41 sax Vankor power vuiU-j hu blood to Alone for any ac-, lion ai the Southern people, they could tak# it On him the government ha 1 done its wurit ands <r biuiself Lc did not core, but f<*r th# *«k of lbs people whom he l<>vel. L<- wonld forbear t.» i luruu more (ally th# feel ing* of hit heart tie n#r*r had ask#*! psr don f r what h# bad d-re# aud to never v *uivL for he f#it that he ha-1 don# no wrong Mr Davis concluded, amid the applause of the crowd, which had loudly ch erel the as lent punt* of hi* wpsseh Aa to retired, th# band •truck op Dixie, after which, colls were Baade for Gen. TeUtaa and Gen Morgan, but no reap mi*e was accorded, and the crowd soon after senarsted. MM TH AHRRK A. Klimlmu, Main* mmA Kaud^Nakr*. •panel > (to Herald ) Advice* from lasts u> the ILh avsh. hare be#u m'eirod. The #la*cUou vxcitecur nt con tinues. A decree ha* been passed ordenug payment ol >h*mage anatouml by the as- king of ('olio in l%i Unusual rata* have occurrud in Peru. The nver Rraiaoe overflowed it* banka, deatroyiog bridges and houses. Tbe Oroya lUilnsd *u damaged. Sola verm was threatened with in ODiUtiOn, and Lupe ha* been inundated Al lambayque. a towu of twenty thousand in habitant* only three houses were left eteurl ing Iu Pa.Tta the water vras three feet deep, aa J canoes were used in the streets. Other places have been tUmajpd. The telegraph wire* being washed down. m*> new* could be had from the interior Thi* in the first hosv) rain iu Peru since IHJk Tbe poor will suffer very much Not many livee have been let, bat the extent of th# damage is yet unknown At I'ayta. on the lfith of it aa* aUil raining in torrents Several earthquakrw were exivsr»em'e«d ui Are«juina aud Tacuo. The shocks were pre ceded by an electric storm. Tk» J-wi sag (ftk# 99 ••hlß|i«n U#*a- The Jewish Messenger of tht* week pub listow a powerful call to the Jewesses of Amer ica to complete the National Washington M *n uineut by ttotr own individual subscrtpiaoua This Catholic journal aiakve the appeal in the interest* of gTatilnde and patnotnun. saying in an eloquout article on the subject: "We prefer that Israelites in Asrertce should l># Americana in erery re'ation of life, and die * tinct only in their fealty to th* faith of their l father*. Nvvertbslesa. it u fitting that the I Jewish race, ever vigorous and earnest for lih | urty’t uske. shoald record, in language not to ; be mistaken, their remgoitiou of th# inesti mable services rendered mankind by Wsshing tou. The Jewesses of America will earn tbe kindest end most endanng ackuowledgexneata | of Aui#nca‘a sons, they will rear a proud mon umenl for themselves, in working together for the accomplishment of this National doty. Th, Thoiujwm pwivirj an in eaIWJ W ton 1 mLm B«-i.,| Uoat«Oß>,r,. AS.. Th, Sy. -art Mr. Thoapna vm Th, iu, wa, broachL gainst TbaiumM by R H. Knoi. th, h-tng Sat Tbucapanai non falaaly M.-n th, City Owl. It ■ aaij that lha laraaitaabon wiil pruhaWy ha oowMomA b»f-r- th, CttT Cowl LATEST BT TELEGRAPH. CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS Rohe'ton Gon* to Philadelphia. Demand Hpeeeh in the How*. Sumner'* Kt-ailottoos Tabled. ,i ■ The Vote :\u to ltt. FOREIGN NEWS. Th** Frenrh Insarreftion Reported Snbdned. 'The Goif-mm-nts to Consolidate. The Arabs Making for indrpen- The I_*it> Inti ted to Participate in Parochial latters. The Orman Officials Deny Encour aging Insurrection. j The Kemoral of the Left Demanded. | tn Early Return to the Empire Probahle. NOON DIMMT< HEN. (M » *l*4 t reat I>ipp*l i.— ] w ASIII Mi TON. Masiuhotux. March Sfc« - Stunner a. r*w>- *r* tip in the Senate In ih* Hrros* the Ka Klnx bill debate .« W orytniOif t#* iicrov The gallerias are deserted ( ALIKOKM A Hah FmA*tT»ro, Mar’-h W —A ftrat ci > rtgag* bond of th* Southern Pbctfl* Ratima.l. of twrr ty-eight millions, 1* recorded It recites that the r fiij«anj pn..p>»ae*a t. ta .4 the roadto CV»Ur*do rivtr. 770 mil** CM.UNU Lua.ii.ia H*J. The Ti®*** yj»«-ciai i fr*»m Versatile* ut» forty thonaa&d Pmaavaiva I »r* expected ther- to Theg’>v«rn , :u<nt la Mead: y rgai.ixiug a trustw^rth) ' fores Vo ms/rh on Tana, a La*. L will y waxbG ' t>e mile iq eight da)*. Th* iLfw-tlirt RvpuU an Committee La* 1 an a i lri» U»a Tam gov ernineut. A Jiapatdi from Ail a*ys th* Mid I later v»{ War drv.-trsa Rirvuin to a stele ot •wg*. KRAXE. Paia, March it) The red i* di*| laved 1 ireryffbere. Tl** t-cotm* ( -tmmUlec baa spill, to. me of their Ofmt-efi bare beeu *rr#*»ted by their c .Ucagii-a A Sob-LVntra! c bar been formed. v--GH»ttDg -ad-LWglVg ILemt». f>. i;’.t R AitJ kt the r-al and G*nb*Jdi u h u»*rarr I’reaiilecL A Itecree b am been issued twsnty fi»e Utai. na us luLukUy. iwsntv taltenc*. artn-erv. ted fifteen LaUsno* of IlnlklM Dura' orfauUo* the arulisf) . ii.-try Iba m fantry, aud li*rge«»l th* cavalry They arc anthorucJ to kvx nooUrhbtioaa on everything. lit a me»Wt.*4 th* Committee. com Ukau.la the gUt-V-oaU OU the Sri Dr Floureus ha* resigned. Vaigramn* baa brew auspruded- The t'onmjoe u lo be oficuli) proci*imsd (to Thursday. The Prussians a»* c >accatraUag al L—la. where they will muaia uuUl the di* r.iera u> Par«* aew ea<kl : HYlfttNU Ills!*ATI MKk. Am Mth-1 T'rmma L>j*paL k**. WAHHINGTtKN Waa«i»«.rv»». March ‘*V &<4ye%>a ha> gone to Phttadalphfta. Tbtrty-aix aaked to hpea k in the Hooaa The Se nate and H >o»e debated all day Sum net • rraolati »aa They were Lu.i oo the labia Sherman a Ka-Klax re*4wti<ma come up to marrow Judge Carter rrfuaed to b**D*»r a resjawt»on from the (voruraor of North t'arrdlna for her geu and K:rk. A ra|anwdon is here for Holder TV- Tote, tabling Samu*: a rrwoltataon*. vu thirty-tuae to aixtewu. L >bert*oo, Schorx and Suiuner Toted no Wurvu kirotr S'» m Pa*t St Hwst l*a 'fußitJATx* Ita pr-table that cKiada and I light raitu will. t»n Tburwday, eiten l akmf the enure Atlantic aad the k>%er iakea SVcab ! mtnda are probable for the kkra, Atlantic and | r*n!f coauita ERA.VL VutkauAk. March S). -The troeeruiuent ! baa laued a rircniar announcing that onlrt ta i metorrd at Lrona and Touloaaa Ixtsorrecfiona failed m all large tow Da ante Marneillea NarU>une and San Ktienna The < rs>eernmeet u rwady to day to meet and i ruah the manireclton. Vereaillea u rapidly Vcoming a military emp. The (tardea are cuaUDUally amting from the departmenU. An mnkkcable arrange ment bet warn the Pan* and A email lea (»oe rmmentn ta still regarded ae poesibla l’ktisi. March 29 The Committee of the Republic resigned Ibeir power* but were new ly elec tad. At the inaugural ailUug of the Commune the Council on KeeolnUona adopted a reeolu tsui declaring the HaUoual gnanl deeene well of the country. The Council adjourned at midnight without eon lug to a conclusion un vital queuUona EHGLAND IxiSisw. M.r<-h » -A dwfmtch to It- UuJj , N«n mrs li» Ar»b CkwC Mtiit H»hui » U.l\Bg fort- Uwwsnd tr—r* in 1 tuu J—U.ni war Pr»u—. VUtUI.MA. Kji bmosp. Man-h» Ki Msyor t hahoon, b-luf»JuJ«» OoMJon. ou w~. .s»T«u. »u for a n— a tnaL tn a Load o# mtu thoo - mo<l dollar*. Tb«r* war a tea.} Croat a&J aoatr ice here Uie »-—<-» It aiueeia to tka Fotoaec It ta taere<t,tb- fralt crop to dakroyed ItTDXIOHT DWrATfHPt. I ' * trenrtat.4 t-r.M I> .palchaa ENGLAND. | \sm LON. March to -Tha Uli admitting the j I iuity to target mfluenco in jar»x-tiial matter* j maaed marh and met with siron* • oppoaiuon OladsUme begged for letev. bui \ the tall was earned f> 21 reading Tbe Honae of Lord* pta» ! thr Funding bills ami adjourned. In the House of Conamot 4 ducttMion of church qoeeUoos occupied tb- evening The ofllci illy deny haviui; ercoar •god *—nrrectioD. 4 FRANCK- VuuiiiXN, March fJ The (r’femment circular nays Tracer i« rallying tn the support of the Government and aaserte the continQe«i of Krench territory by the Pru*- ■ lan* is doe b» th insurgents. The Govern meat has temporised with the Insurrection to • void bloodshed. 1 Meootti and HieiaHy GtHhsldi declined to fight except against s foreign enemy The I>sputi«s of the right in ths Xvsem bly. •iemand ths removal of the left. Thiers pod I uv«iy rvfosee to compty (icneral Chsusey prnmiaed ths iLSorreciit-hary Committee, be fore rsleased, that he would cot Aght except •gainst foreigners. Cletnet*c«*n Lav resigned ki« seat in the Akm mbly. kuebctulou, • men.b*r of the lrft. has de rftsrsd hiuisrlt a t .rn-- -at. beeause lh#- JfKirnai has d*»l. uded ssoa**:aation. Ail .-t«*.u w*. n.» :• .ntr.- tv a.i-iy. to-day ti interrupt cornuuni< *ln»n with Pans. Paaxs, March to -At an aasemMy at Ver •allies Lr>-day tber* vu a turbulent m-eliog of the deputies. Udiw of cavalry aud in taalry have amred from the went, arni s Urg* mihtary camp f-»ra*-*lat St. Germain for the pnHeetxon of the gwveramvut- PKI SSI A Futiv. Murch There lom been a cor rcspc’ti isuce betw«?en Bismsrrk and the Cen tral Committee •*. Tana Tht- latter r»-j reaented that g’-vf-rnmeot was un*npporte<l in any pr way by th** c«-untry, and thr of stew Assembly bucame ucC'ssary rbe committee ..flared in the meantime to pa j .3 a few dari the i:istallmeL.t of indemnity tu Germany llismar-rk'* reply »o favorable i>pifci n here i- **r n.' t!.at the rest ration o: he Empre by aid of th- Imp<ru! army 1* 10 - ritable The Reichstag bat afprowedthe couitaemai treaty between the German Empire aud San Salvador BEIXU >t. Bat mull*, Marcii TJ No *..uug of the l’sac« Coulereacr waa held to day. Tue Urn* f the second oieeiing ia undecided. Ui> runurel the evrut* in Paria cau.se delay o: ucg -Uationa HI vSI A. St I'rrxjsr so. U*r L2O -The Patriarch f Conalanunoplv coco plained to ths Uusnuid .’vynod that the sublime Porte u diaturiaug tb« Order of the Church in Bulgaria. The answer ■f the is published It vhsrev the dia *atisfoction f*»lt by the Patriarch at the rsls lious • f th»- Porters nd Greek Church tn Bul garia, bat cona*«Ws the convocaii<-m of the Council which wa* pr. poaol by him uoaecea ury. F4ILI RE or A MJLLAOW (|HR P IRNKK n»« Ureal IlllaoU E» sacr C wane* la Orlcf. Bara*** Me la U#»f al IS* »*slS. Tba failure of John T Alexander, the xaoa; 'aiwUratod ktock-raiser and large farmer in L iioom, i* reported The amount of liahihUea is placed at f I.OOO.iXW aud of aa*< t« a Urgn a «ooi. the infer*D'e bdsf tL*t the assets are not 1 aamediately svailatrie WaaUsfy tin* claim oi creditors. Mr Alexander u one of the Aleunlvr lirUii era whose opera!hms »u blooded »l*<k, e»pe ctally U»or«aghbred in Kentucky, hav an exurruave ** l« give tuem a uatiouai 1 iru ia U^rgwL countv, ldiat i*. and to* Hroa liamis farm cm Ao,00»1 acre* in Y r i county, are. probably, the envy of aa Northw.ateru tarmeia, and r boas who oaiv know Mr Ah xandee by hi* •nmumcUou wiUi u*eae farm* will doutAies* be t to comment on the condition into which they have brought their owner. Somr wIU immediately observe that the cause which made this Aiaxa odes fail k* the aann- a* that which Blade lu* Llater Ic. nainsuaks of ancient times weep, viz TL* thir*t for temtonai ag granJicetoenL Othem will ojsne that Alex • odor has come to gnef. as did the sheep-fan evtng Haul mood*, ot \ ermoat. through ie lunutf a itaman l Un fancy slock, and not gate ung out of the way baiore the lott-'m dropped out. Bat the fact ts that Mr Alexander* farming operations hale been largely proAta tda, white a u hu enormous speculations in bevf at the South which have brought hi* present straight upon him Uis dealing* every year are eererai times the amount of his pres ent liabilities, and he will doubUeus be going again on a solvent tain, retaining hie two great farms the rumored sale of Broadband* tor f600.0(A) haring fallen through' and eo joying the congratulations of h» feik-w agn culturalista. who point with pride to the mil iiooaire farmer a* a brilliant example us tb* capabilities cf their calling A WHISKT TUAUIDI. Tw. BLeeivtll* U«*lU*a* teat Orwah aa4 Ptgfekt. The iknoxvills Chronicie, of the L*th iu*i-. contains an account of a rather singular hunt ing exjjciiitioo. state»l as fcttov* Two gentle men went bunting together on Lorwelwek aud the being rather dull they ‘^hept thmr spuiU up by pouring *f inU *iowu. un til U th jral f«ry drunk, and became yt reiscfne Prom words thev came to bfowa, and knives were drawn, they cut at each other in the.r maudiiu wrath unUi they turn bted off their horves, and crawled toward each other intent 00 deeds ot tragedy The whisky wa*f t.o strong tor them, how • ver. and they fell asleep, exhausted in their fur lie efforts st mutual destruction, aud when they aroused to conac.outness werw heartily ashamed of the affair, and are again, as they were prwwwHialy, the beet of friend* The account states ateo. that one of the par tree we* severely hurt. The names of the par ties are suppressed «( rRRXK tour oruEOHUH jaxtaxt rx.au, ten. IMSS Eld«s 1 Ateuil* 1 • v«ttero CUorotea 11 BmtA Wsstere I* Asettera * PWtenia T’ Mtely . . - ZT .to-siute-a *»■•■• e—. flUt ') Btuo*w»4« • Tilkirr-x )* J Aitanj A Augusts Widhxmi ir. Miirch it*. I#7l. ArKnn.-n. <4 No 11. Aitonu CuroU -Am- M lto-k-r - • VI t'i.Un Lo.li uj Bo.ia.UK A~vi.ii.rn apj fon l-to.fo-1 R Arnol.ll .nd h N 1 pUint.9 10 -rror IiU!«-r * Bto. for d-fend | ant in srror. W T U raver. F- j , of Tlioniuslon. was I . Joiitird to tb- B*r . tot Hon>o-I Ir—in pr—r!--1 to th- Ooort o <, n.t. tK-n for to."' to B - o toll oi rorio* lo TVrrtll Sup-nor Coort in . com beiotafcuo i n}«>u by thu> C'oorL Tb- Coort r--fuvd lo -Dl-rt*in the p-t.tion. but ..id tb*l tb potuionrr —old pnnro- bi. right, in tk- Ooort ootov in hit ou-DU-r a. to him tmgbtaoom nropor. wrlboui b- .ng m oootempt oi Uuo Ooort, notoUb.tonJu.K th- of Uua Ooort ia th« cur Ponding oooc)ailing .rgomoot for ptolnttff m amt in No 13, Atlanta (Tr-oit Tbomaa L. torki] »a Tb. G-orgla Boom luanrane. Company — tb- Coort alj-nwl till 10 o otox* a. v t-vi»OTTo» NUMBER 17 X SE>T ADVEUTInKHL T>. Oca Www Teas tenw —Oso p i ’wm • Pajui Bow, g. M. PBrmsiu. A Cos.. I* !-*»• i Hcdsob A Mi nr n Pass Bow Woney, Money, Money. J- H. BARRETT, Auct'r Mrs. Axdm Turner’s Entire Stork or MILLINERY (MH)DS at Al CTION. Monday, .-Vpril oonmeortvo *t in o\-Liit'K a T A.- war* at Mr* Xs -«* Turaar. He. X 4 Uhi»»- A Ms*. Sf.H. L.r W.- t M il.U.B*ry Faso i«ouils. MoUwO*. PISGO*. Nto.Us* *a4 liniui*, sg.l *l. k:a-ls of Nluaieul luntruinentN, TA* •Lo«« Mod to L* suld witLo t rew nr. m R , T a mer i* r*tm*4 from b«t*u-a*« Us«* to outißJU* from <mj to day. *oui lie* *ot-» WocAlssuU PltA \ K A. aJCItII. Pvsprtotor Attests AacOoo sad C- as.a w*. t. sax SU-41 Or. W. dh T> AIR, Auo'r, \ Br-Mkl strort I-Ot. Bt-rO f**t. with • 10 r**t • >y V WII.LMCLL. U..« u.. rutoo* ft*h<ir«dav . ou I l .* I -fISM. Si II o'circA • U 1S|«I Vtlb S 10- te*tau*j. too it *ruua4 V. Lh-i»G.** W •rvto.ua*. Ok wrrvt Teril* c*Sa . i-*l*' <-* la ]in i 4 ■wielhs * U» tstorvsL <» W Ai Ate Saar 10-11 Hte l**» As*m-t te I A > O tJCCHANGED TOR COTTOM. Ur K h**r an *to>ot tot) umm of tbo* veil kS "*o •04 popvtsr f*ruii**r*. -v>l üb.n Pac.A ea**p*co **>d Cn»—v*A« '>oaoo th»i a* will *x. hot.** lor c t i«s as utoaol larto*. pOfsLl* is Ho***nh*r rt*a xwr ebnrkrljlo ADUII A HltO. sw V* &. *W. IDAXR, Fakir Haas 4 llawa* teat*, mm HUD ll**U. KUf KM DAM ta* •*»*. «p»o ta* pr*akA*r*. Ftvtey, 11 w M*r. b,*t 111 o’eteck. pr*- i**ly, ini a* 41«» ta* b«U rises ot Umr soisipr >**d 14* ou M ***- ‘UK smi. ]j»as ak«| Ua* K*tir>«*i nsiii -♦*-»•> Sol* Without rr**n- Perfect tit>« f.rm« One. *»rtlcs*r.. Islaar* ta aioDlaiy maksilni*l.l* of |> sc to. vlia lisrrri u a AD.U mmr to n Has! E-k*i* 1-1*0! ASSIGNEE’S SALE IST to •& order iMurd by Ua- i! n ra Instrv-t C->WTt V tb* I NITKI) HTATKS FuH TdF Northern EHs riot of Georgii, WILL BE 901.D <>S Saturday, April the Bth, ( iMMJLKCLSti A7 14 O'CLOCK. A< ta* Ntinok. lb4*l. ua Attesia. ta* liquors « u. *. kcirnl fni.u, uj •-. prntkkU ait. .<-« at a* .] hotel at ah a p<*wLAk. to*r as A**iga** ot id* l*u •of E. n i-> .*L > O T K c: 1: . t*HITUi STATES OITKBHaL UK\ i HUE. 1 I’irm t'.>LLa.xua'a iwrr 1 *ra Du. <l. [ Atteota. March bxu ISTI ) N’OTIiTE Is Wr-ay flrrn that tb* foiG>w-in* * r- 'T*-r --tj »m MASSd br i 1 au ** n. amu*i* t a**** •or 4th IhWrtrt In lb- town .g f.*r ». • twos th* lsism*l k*r*os* I***, on ta* Ub da* or * 34.1*1. IS"Vi. AOol LLSI ta* mcxl- * j b, 1 .1 at: l it* o*t proevod* tiler—. 4 deposit* ! ti th* rr-t?X -r: tb -*.r*ksry ot to* 1 rswry u&imm ta* ciauLaut cut** and telirer* to tb* Coltertor of th • l'i*t .t. • item thirty day* frmmt Ist*. Loud m* pr »xl*vJ t-» -• bos S3. *1 psM>xl by t kjTW July UAL. I*s4. til l («pp,r Mill. W-rm aud lap: 2 I’.nla l.-M Brand,, ('. ntaininr 10 ra b It . It . M O N I:. l>*|*w« y A a! lav tar, « tb DUtekt Steal s l s . m*x >1 la* 3* v >iUREMi:m s DHiIVL’S OPER t Hoi st . / ULAT IIXIMATIC MLAtotN OF HIT M -UTS! V I Aasw*iu*ist aad first SJ>p**rau * us th* » rid r*U‘■*»*■] Trss*Uisa. XU. MekLAN BKUANAN, MVo* pwn inmsi ta all ta* prvacipsl Huavr, »f «*r*sl Britain A iMnik. CaUI-'rr.t*. au ! uiL*r port* - vnurok L*e« Lave rMWrvdrub yr*st oatb-i*t**rn by wvteiasl testooesLe ss-iisnos*. by wuocu U* hs* ba*s peoooas<-*al to rank M&<ms th* sr**t>*i hvtoi at tmaa. *spf astoi ay • ta**si*d I>r*m*<> i rnyut •*• tertod frtuii Uk* pnaiyal th*si*r* of B-o C-u. N<« irrt and PUitadtepbia WOHDaT EfTHIHO. ,AprU vi iSTi. imupem tMaad rrsgsdy. in fir* act* *» M A C II E T II ! KINC OF SCOTLAND. MAt HCTH . . .McIEAH lin HAN AX Doom -p*« to T. Cartels item to A tdmto*i >r a* use*L lAiand MLstm** *n MsaortUy. Apru lot. XL* sate ot re-read —at* will open *t th* book and si j*.<- tone* ot PUHLp* U Crow, on Msiarday Apnl Ist. •( Id o tAor X. a. m tbW JD-'A OHMYK S OPERA HOI’S . T)nvt« xvitrhtM Oni.v. Meal aerial, Tbwr*4ay isd FHilst Kim* ■iiirs April 12, IS si»d 14. The Lydia Thompson COMPAN '/ , THE m wt • ostty sad roaspUte oegaa.aali.in ot th* Lad ta tats . iwetry or Iwji, *o n-nt* for Hew t *rW*M, * bar* they s|>p*sjr. April 17th, wlii appear iu Attests ahoe* sir JVIR ORPHANS’ CONCERT! BT 30 OF THE CHILDREN, mu* hAU HERD ALE SPRINGS OffFHAMJ’ HOSt. Is iTTuxTi. rgiD.i sionr jui. -u -viik dat siairr. Anut i*. «< DeOIVE'S OPERA HOUSE. . ituu« or iium »r to. anrnt kui h. U<« 4 tb. rntHfl -4 taa Uta. b-.il lun . Auras, • .tits aT r.uscru tor tto bu.lt g~« IIKLPGEMM CIIILDIC Hl* or TH* CONFEDERATE DEAD! a.incowt. r*a fcr tb. rarpt*. „f -Mar—, joar UA usd -'l-mu. la tbl. ludOU -al. rj»» .1 pml w* prarM. tor —a orvb... In. n r. u. ■*iu. ol*i*suo iota to. buoi. mu Vm HHp m rr-tldr for Them ♦ Th* Treto* desirr to ak*l* ta* Jnwastxm as s» tototamtns They vast to s>ak>- It i b. tool * Uom* f»r (>r>a*n* lu ail tin* to rrvn* While th*** arm tb* children ot CaU*n i rmfailstais Hod tirrm a nuorif▼ at iGran ar* tb* rbiMreti of M-. •ana aad Odd rsUswa lo o«r tour tGr,M*«b Trnn. nsr. Kastocky. Ablssi »yi isti Lnusaa ww bsv* sm tbonan. « ot warm h*srt«. aad *br»»*i *• hsv* b—w. ta* Sr a. ear* asd Mto* ot tb* Itttl* saffrier* ha*« too K basrt aad su>r*d kb* law. COME OUT, ONE MW ALL. Tb. rta. win inlu lb. to—r n * f , Cntraaor M l otl-i CWMnn Ik <>„(. mr *• b—gbsn. toibw-bnibs •* »so«b»«lo A. p nmu liiir

Georgia Historic Newspapers

Atlanta daily new era. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1869-1871, March 30, 1871, Image 1