Terre-Haute Weekly Express, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 1 January 1868 — Page 1

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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

New System of Cure

CATARRH,

Throat Diseases,

Bronchitis, Asthma and

CONSUMPTION

Introduced in the West, by

DR. j. HALE,

AT HIS

DISPENSARY and SURGERY,

INDIANAPOLIS, IND.

ESTABLISHED in 1865,

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Ntiijal catawE'^consists in inflammation, which begins behind and a little above the veil of the pftTftte, and extends upwards from thence 4rito the nose. The inflamluaiioa is not confined to the nasal cavi ties but extends frequently to the air cavities, called antruma and sinuses, which cover a considerable portion of the face, mid extend to the lower part of the fore* head.—PuMon3 sometimes fool as though their whole face were involved in the diat-Hse, and were almost in a state of rottonnes1, so great is the amount of matter discharged from the head. Such free discharges cannot be wondered at when we reflectthat all the air cavities in the face are lined with the same mucuous membrane which lines the nose, and that they all communicate with tho nasal cavities. Wo breathe through the nose, hence that part of the mucous membrane bes comes injured, first from suddon changes, in tho temperature of the air, or from any irrititing matter it may contain. The menibrune lining the nasal passages also extends downward, lining the throat, larynx and bronchial tubes. The symptoms of catarrh vary in different persons, cp two ever being atfected exactly alike, and the disease ic mot with in various forms am! stages. In the first there is merely a discbarge of tho straw colored mucous, which accumulates in the posterior nares, or above and behind the soft ^palate, and is hawked or cleaned out from titni! to time during the day In some cases there are eores formed in side of the nose, and the secretions become dry and hard, riquiring ulmost constant attention to keep Uio nose free. Then again, a false membrane eccreted from the diseased lining, which the patient removes from time to timo. In the last stages the seretions from tho head drop down into the throat, Oftea tlio fnucuous membrane becomes uleorateil, ahd.th« dischargo libtf' pus. When this occurs there is often loss of a^ncl], and tbo discharge has an offenjivJjvlot•- epecially is this the case when tile ulceration cats thiough the membrane and attacks tho bone, forming garies of thu hon©: if

The catarrh often creates a perpetual desire to swallow, and gives the feeling, as patients express it "as if something wero sticking in the upper \part of the throat." Many times tho patient can only braithu with the mou^h open. Upon arising in the morning.a great effort is required to clear tho head and throat of the puriform matter which has becoruo secreted during the night. Thure ia occasionally a feeling of pressure and tighti tiess across the upper part of the nose, and tho base of tho brain sometimes suffers in such away as tj induce bead&cho, vertigo und contusion. The ey«s frequently suffer by the catarrh closing tho lachrymal duc(.(ii little canal that carries the tear to the nostril,) causing the t«yo to matterate. The delicuto lining membraue of the lids becomes inilanied' tho come a of the eye becomes dry, shriveled and cloudy, and if tho catarrh is not subdued the pight will soon becamo imparcd. The Inflammation sometimes gots into the ausiachian tribes, the mouths of which are behind Mnd a little ubuvo thepalatu, and extends up the lining membrane to the drum of the ear, causing pain or deafness, and occasionally both. In addition to this catalogue or evils there is often added enlongution of tho uvula, soreness of the throat, a cough, loss of appetite, tbs sufferer becomes bilious, sallow, dejected, and low in strength and flg.ih.

Thu promoting causes of catarrh are too numerous to iribttllon in this already long article. Suffieo it to say that repeated colds in tbo head, neglected until they become chronic, und scrofulous taint ot the system1, are among tho prominent causes ol this disease.

It often follows scarlet fever, rash, measles, putrid,sorn throat, diptheria, &c.

Tho general practitioner has heretofore pronounced Catarrh incurable, or when consulted in relation to it^ has been satisfied in prescribing some snuff, or squirting a iittio warm water up the nose, which of course does no 'od—tho first, in some instances, actually doing harm.

Unfortunately, catarrh is too generally ueglecte,d by tho paiieat as well, until it is ioit- sight of in tho tlisae^tous oonsequencos to which it givca rise.

Catarrh is both a general as well as a ccal disease, and should have both a general and local treatment. So successful has been th* method I adopted for its cure that I do not believe it will fail in one case out of a hundred, when properly and faithfuHyapplied. 1 regard catarrh as the great feeder of pulmonary irritation, and 1 do not believe 1 can by any means so effectually guard the lungs from disease as by cutting off the catarrhal affections.

IDE.. HALE

May be Consulted in

Terre Haute,

AT THK

TERRE-HAUTE HOUSE

On hu regular visit

Thursday, Dec. 26.

For list of dates for 1868, see anothar column.

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It It particularly suited, It will, in a abort time bring on the monthly period with regularity,and although powerful remedy, doe* not.contain, anything ha- tfnl to the constitntien. In all ciaes of Karvoaa anl Spinal Affections, Faina in the Back and. Limbs, Tatigaii an: augbt -exertion, PalpiUtlon of the Heart, Hysterica and Whitee, it will effect a cure when alt other moans have failed. Full directions in the pamphlet around each package.

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TERRE-HAUTE, INDIAN A,"JANUARY. I, 1868.

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JETT. Davis and wife, on their way to JSew Orleans, were at Havana,-Wednesday. b. I' obebt Liscols, son of thelafe Preeident has ar lived at Washington, and the gueit ®f Secretary "Welles.

Reposts from Alabama are deceived of diatur ban-:es «t Greenville, Demopc^s and Camden, to which places troops wore fa'-

Geh, Gaa*T reports tkat tho balance daa the United States from Southern railroad companies to Nov. 1st 1867, incJading lntcr#st, was #4,881,600

The Ohio river again faHIng at Pittsburg, with 9 feet 5 incAcs water by pier mark. All the tow-boats and packets have left for lower points.

The Joss by the burning or the steamer Raleigh, off Charleston, is estimated at near 8400,000. TUo vessel was worth about 8176,000.

Ths Albany &Susqnohann» railroad was opened yesterday' to Nineveh and Hirpersviile, one hundred and twenty miles Corn Albany.

A corsesponpent at St. Thomas says that up to the 2d inat, five hundred shooks of irtliquako had been felt there. .......

Latest despatches from Naples stats that the eruption of Mount Vesuvius is increasing in power.

PnoMXNEST Senators say that the, Senate will disagree by a very large majority on the question of consenting to tbo purchase of St. Thomas.

About half ths force in the ordnance departmrct at tho Washington Navy Yard, has been dlscharged,

Cot'. Passes, of Gon. Grant's staff, who was absent at tha first effort at marriage, was married privately on Monday evening-, Gsn. Grant giving away tho bride.

It is rumored that the President will at once ra move Gen. Pope from command of the 4th Milita.' rj District, and assign Gen. Meade to the position.

A case is being prepared to test the constitutionality of the reconstruction -laws. It is the case of Col. Moirdlc, editor of the National paper, whq waa arrested under Gen. Ord's orders.

E vidence thus far elicited by tha Ordnance In vestlgating Committee, discloses many startling f&cta rogarding frauds in contracts fo supply the Government with arms and ammunition.

A riflE broke out yesterday morning In tbe rooms formerly occupied by J. Davis at Ft.Monros. The flames warn soon extinguished, and tbe damage to the building was slight.

In the Saporior Court, New York, yesterday, Judge Jonas granted Mrs. Forrest, the divorcod wife of ths tragedian #100,000 alimony, which (he claims to be unpaid for* number of years.

The news from tbe West Indies is regarded in diplomatic circles as Indicating a readiness and eat neatness throughout all the Islands fur immediate annox&tlon to the United 8tates.

GeK-UbaKT, with the assent of tho Prssldent' lias suspeKOTl tWTWder-fbr th» Hsbandment ot~

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irregular military organisations in the District or Columbia. .Despatches received within the last few dayg from the Chilian Government order the representatives of that Bepublic to England tin an important diplomatic mission.

The proposed postal treaty between the United States and tjpatn has not only been favorably received at Madrid, but it is likely It will be concluded very shortly. b. E dwabb Thobktoit, the newly appointed Minister of Great Britain to Washington, will tail in a few days for America, to enter upOB' ths duties of his offlca.

FftOM Charleston we Warn the steamer Baleigh took fire on Tuesday, and nine ptraons were lost. A number were saved. The fate of several, in' eluding Captain Marshman, is up to this time un* known.

The Internal Revenue repot shows a graduaj daily Increase, and tho lowest estimates for the focal year do not fall short of two hundred milJobs thus far the receipts amount to over ninety -Mrilions, expenses $76,000.

Sehatoe Wabe opposes the confirmation of tho purchase of St. Thomas, and Is in favor of censuring tho conduct of the President Tor tho action already taken by tho Executive branch of the Government.

Ii iB stated that Consul Sarsge received a telegram from tho American Consul at Santiago, do Cuba, on the strongth of which ho telegraphed to Secretary Seward, advising bitn to defer further proceedings in telalion to the St. Thomas purchase.

A suei. is expected at Washington between Vajor-Gontrai and an ex-Captain of tha army of the Potomac, arising from a quarr. at ths Opara on llocday night. The Captain claims to have been insulted, und has challenged the General.

As? oxpcctedrising of Fenians iu Lon4Qnfc,on Christmas, did not-occur, and the day was one of tranquility and good feeling. The extraordinary measures of caution taken by the Govern mont to uard against lawlessness were apparontly unnecessary.

The remains of Gen. GrlHn, who died ia Texas' of yellow fever, while in command of the 5th Military District, were to have arrived at New York yesterday and received by all the offfc?rs of tho Posts about the city, who could ba spared from duty. ,* *.

A hepobt that tho French expeditionary corps remaining in Italy Is to be reinforced, is confirmed by the Patrls newspaper of yesterday, which states the French Government has issued .orders for ttie departure of 20,000 more trceps for CJvita Yeechia.

Tnc S3,CSS,000in checks and" drafts stolen from the Messenger of tho Bank of tho State of New York, on the 13th isst., were recs:vod by Polico Superintendent Kennedy, as a Christmas present on Wednesday,^nd returned to the Bank. Eighty .(^dollars in currency wero ths sole fruits of the robbery to the perpetrators.

The Fenians are still active in Eng'and. Efforts wero made on Monday to destroy the gas works at Glasgow. Attempts had. been made tbe night before to destroy tho g*s works at Warrington, near Liverpool. Tho authorities in these cities are doubly watchful.

Advices from Hayti, of December 29th, etate an action had taken place between the Dominicans and tho Baez revolutionists, in which General Palances, of tbe national army, was killed The Baczists abandoned Port Platte in conscqnence Of the victory, and advanced their sphere of operations further into the interior.

The New York Advertiser says an atrangoment has been entered into between the Adams, American, United State! ahd Merchants' Union Express Companies, to take effect on tho lat of Januafjr, 186S The nett earnings are to be consolidated and divided as follow*: Adams 99 per cent, American 2C%, United States 18, Merchants' Union

A Bat wjlfbe YntrodticpJ at an early day in The 'louse prqgidiqg {p tho future that all appoint: mentsof internal revenue a§ents at tbe South shall be confirmed In the Senate before the nominee enters on the duties of hia office. This Is in r»rder to prevent a» far as possible, te appointment unprincipled prrs ns to such positions where there are rich fields for speculation.

Scvesai members of the Ways apd^teaqs, and Finance Committees, have been in consultation with the Secretary of the Treasury recently, in regard to finance matters. The Sec etary has not indicated his ideas on tbe subject fully, but bo is kno« to favor that pi ftion of the system relative tolforeigi loahs. 'lo rtpard to the' Totir millions proposition has very grave doubts, and Is not at all convinced of its advisability at the present time.

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The President has not yet decided who General Pope's successor shall be, but it is aatd the posl, tion bas been offered to Gen." Sherman.

A»vices from Texas state that Indian depreda tlons continue on tbo frontier, nowlthstanding Gen. McCook disposition of troops.

The appointment of solicitor of reveuue, to fill an original vacancy, ie about to be tendered to exCongteasman Philip B. Foulke.

Ox Wednesday" next about 583,000,000 Id coin will betaken from the vaults of the Treasury to pay tl)e semi-annual inltallmcnt of interest on 6-30 bonds oft861.

A Rto JaXeibo letter brings intelligence of tbe loss of ah Bngliah Mail steamer, in a terrible gale, with400 petraona on board- Only fourteen persons were savod.

The second Auditor estimates it will tak« about twelve months to Investigate and answer the quarter of a million of b»nnty and other claims on file in his department.

An estimate compiled from statistics collected by tho governments of Southern States, places tbe number of whites and bbeke in Louisiana*,'Missis, slppi, Alabama, Georgia and the Carolinas, who are in a starving condition, at three millions.

Commissiokeb RoLLisa invitos designs for inter nal revenue stamps, or plans for their cancellation, to bo submitted for examination before the 1st of February, with the view to their adoptions iffound satisfactory and effectual.

A lettke from ths Sect etary of the Treasury to a BostonJBank President, is published, in which he says on tho subjeet of our financial policy, that he is qnito hopeful there will be no legislation by the present Congress favorable .to the viewa^oj Gen. Butler.

The disposition of the Houss of Representatites previous to thoft adjournment was positively jninilcal to the consummation of the purchase of the Islands of 3t Thomas and St. Johns, owing to recent earthquakes there.

A special from Now Orleaus to the 2 Oth, say two serious breaks In ihelev^arliav* occurred, one bolow Plaque Mine, and the other below Bayou Mancha, threatening io overflow lands'and snbmerge tbo country to Lake Fonchartrain and Jackson.

Chiet JusticeSiouoh, of New Mexico, was recently sho|ftnd killed by Captain Rynerson, of tbe Territorial Legislature.' The difficulty grew out of some strictures of Bynerson upon the Chi* Justice.

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The sub-committee of Ways and Means, after several sessions and interviews with the Secretary of the TreaSiry, have arrived at tbe coneluslon that the Tice meter will avail nothlug in the mat" ter of preveating frauds "in the manufacture^of whisky.

Jse PMsldeBthaadeUraiued beyonl doubt to remove Gsn. Pops from command of the Fourth Military District The step was resolved upon some tima ago, and has only been delayed by the difficulty in finding a competent and reliable successor.

The Londott Times taya in an article on the Fe. nian question that no less than 80,000 special cod~ stabl have been sworn in, and are now serving in London. The writer c.tlls attention to tha grave public danger, and calla upon provincial citlei and towna to emulate the precautionary steaauresof the metropolis.-

The,reports relative to the reduction of tbe regular army are unfounded. Gsn. Grant bas not recommended any such measure on the contrary be stated in his communication to the Committee on Military Affairs, a short time ago, that be did not think a reduction of the force at the present time advisable.

A GsoacrA correspondent says that since tbe passage by the Convention of the temporary ordi nance prohibiting levy of executions and sale of property, a hundred dollars cannot be collected, and that business, except a little retail trade is practically dead throughout the State. A number of agents o' Northern mercantile houses are looking as black as a thuuder cloud, not being able to collect a dim-.

The resolution of tbe Emperor Napolsoa to pronounce for the Pope is not likely to be adopted by tbe Senate or Corps Lsgislatlf. The conciliation oH Rome and Italy being the theme he dwells on, Italy will become tho fierce enemy of France, and the three great Powers whose goodwill the government seeks, and whose forbearance it needs, England, Prussia and Russia, will to some extent bo estranged.

Ex-Sehatob Fitzpatbice, of Alabama publish, es a letter stating the evils to follow a ratification of the proposed Constitution. He regards it at war with the civilization of the age, and believes i* will produce discord and conflict of tbe races.— lie advocates the defeat of the Constitution and tbe adoption of ono moro In accordance with the genius of our institutions

A biot occurred at Hampton, Va., on Christmas. Thos. Lattlmer, deputy sheriff, while intoxicated, became involved lo a dispute with a small negro boy. A colored man took the boy's part, when Lattimer dellberat. ly shot him, Inflicting a serious wcuud in the head. A large ttutnbor of colored men caught Lattimer and beat him nearly to death.

Ex-Secbetabt Stanton is In Washington, busy it is said, iu preparing bis defense for the Senate. As additional reasons for his removal, It ia atated he divulged Csbinet secrete wl lcli the President had declined' to furnish Congress, and also conniv. cd at the circulation of slanders relative to the connection of the President with the assassination of Mr. Lincoln.* en. illeii bas arrived from Mississippi, un. der Gen. Ord's order recpectiug the great destitu. tion of the whlto and colored people in his command. Gen Gill.m had an interview with Gen,' Grant, the President, and Gen. Howard, and laid b-fore.them a statement ef the condition of affairs, showing widespread suffering. The Freedmex's. Bureau it appears, is unable to relieve the destitution.

Jas. A. Vsrosa, once a clerk in the employ of Wells, Fargo & To who embexzled a considerable sum of money and fled to New Orleans, was arrested on bis arrival there, lie sued out a writ Of habeas corpus upon which 1)» was taken before Judge Leamont. Tbe Judge held that there was no direct testimony against the priaoner, that he had not beon arrested ou a aworn a&davit, and that tho testimony against him w.a merely hearsay. The prisoner was therefore discharged.

Late accounts from Yucatan state that the revolution waa assuming large proportions. Santa Anna had been proclaimed dictator by tbe revolutionist?, and was expected honrly to arrive from Havana with men and a million of dollars. Tbe pert and town of SIshI were in the bands of tbs rebels, but the port was blockaded by two Mexican gunboats. On tbe 16tb an engagement took place between tbe Mexican gunboats and tbs battery on

thore.

the coast of Yucatan in tbe vicinity of

Sisal waa diligently watched to prevent the landing of troops coming from any foreign country to aid tha rebellion. •-&«

The anticipated difficulty in securing the ap* proprlatlon of funds by tbe House of Representatives, necessary to consummate tUt purchase of St. Thomas, appears to be not the only obstacle in the way »f the Ui.lt'd States perfecting the acquisition of that Island. .A gentleman from St Thomas states that as tbe tima approaches for Jhs people to determine by their suffrages whether tbe Island shall remain under the Jurisdiction of Den mark, or be transferred to the United States, tbe inclination to allow matters to remain as they ar* growVitronger. This feeling is

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*A special says that Gen. Ssrayne, commanding the district of Alabama, ia alao to be removed. Thereport of the Commissioners of Emigration so far this year, shows an increase in the number of emigrant* over last year of 11,692.

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Latest advices from Mexico state that thore is much misery throughout the Republic in consequence of the exhaustion and disorganization caused by the protracted war for Independence A general call was made upon tbe Government to take effactivo measures .to prevent tho increasing brigandage to which many people were compelled to resort by hunger. Many distnrbaoMs of tho public tranquility bad taken ptace in diffsrent paats of the Republio.

Some twelve months ago tbe Secretary of the Treasury issued a regulation providing for ths dc struction of mutilated national currency, by re* quiring it to be converted Into a mash or pulp tor the manufacture of paper, instsad of burning it, as was the practice before that time. By tho new system the Government derives a revenue of some three or four hundred deliars per day, and It is now proposed that the mutilated currency of National Banks uujr be dUposed of ina similar man* ner- I T*.''?"' 7- -tt^ -^"r

The Ropublicans of Louisiana propose to hold a State Convention in New Orleans on 30th inst. -»-.»• •.

After tbe first of next month postage on letters from this country to England and from England here, will only be twelve cents. A regular mail will le&vS

New York everyother day. .This change,, however, will not effect the rate of post*

age between the United States and othetnations of Europe.* ^9u.v •a'/ .t'i o.» *u

It is claimed by some member3 Bt Congress that President Joqn£on cannot kill the District of Columbia biU by failing to return it with his approval within ten days—in other words that the days of th« adjournment over- the holidays are not to be counted and that ths ten days do not expire until the 7th or Sth of next month. 7'

The newly elected United States Senator from California—Hon. Eugene Gasserly is a native of New York city.. He is about forty-five years of ago. At tt Democrat in New York be w»e of the Yan Buren free-soil stripe. JHe went to California in 1853, and after an editorial career of some years, resumed his profession of the law in that dtate. He .is described as a man of ability and. integrity.

The Indianapolis Herald says Iho "Democracy and eon»*r*ative men of Gibson county met in convention on the 14th inst.,'' &c. Does the Herald mfan to convey the idea that tbe Democrats of Gibson are not conservative Tbe language of the Herald reminds us of the stereotyped exordium of a distinguished Democrat of Terre Haute in addressing tbe County Conventions of his party.

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A cABixtelegram ftom Dublin, Ireland, states that anew movement of Fenians is on foot. Let ters loaded with explosive material, designed to kill tbe persons addressed, are sent in large numbers through tbe Post-office to prominent officials A policeman who received one of those letters was horribly mangled by the explosion. Considerable excitement prevails in Dublin and elsewhere from tbe discovery of the latest Fenian movement.

quiet Ireland.

little interest.

infidelity «k«£dL dis^woe undAlabea^Hislf •pleted. What shall things 1"

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the

of hostile sentiments, but to avoid tbe BJjfb Ml of oar port duties.

is w-ont to

say: Domocrats and gentlemen."

Thb ocean telegraph announced, a few

since that a popular feeling was

springing up in England and increasing which was" favorable to the immediate amelioration of tbe cemHtion of Ireland the best means of suppressing the spread of Fenianism. If this be true it exhibits gdod sense at least. The wrongs which Ireland has sustained at tbe hands of tbe English Government are appalling. Let England remove the cause of com* plaint and it will be the- surest way to

The conventions now ih session in Georgia, Virginia, Louisiana and Alabama under tbe reconstruction act are work-, ing away after the general manner of similar bodies. Hundreds of propositions are introduced and discussed at length and voted up or down according-to tbe fancy of the majority of the delegates After the-usual amount of talking is over we suspect they will begin' to act None of th6 Southern Conventions "aro ma&fhg any worse out at progress than the New" York Constitutional Convention.

Thb strife between the friends of Thurman and VallandioqaM .for the Senatorsbip^of Ohjo is assuming a formidable shape. The Democracy-, of ithat State ar$ by no means determined on their man, and it is not beyond the range of probabilities that some third party may yet be taken up and put forward as a can-, didate, leaving both tbe prominent aspirants out. TaUBMAN'a friends olahn the nomination for bim on the ground of bis race for Governor last fal', and Val* lanbigham'i for bim on account of past party services and sacrifices. Beth factions are working hard to secure ttie nomination for their favorite and there Will be a sharp contast oVer the matter.. It 13 a fieht in which Republicans have" but .. 1ST..

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The New York Tribune in referring to tbe sad death of Mr Hamilton,^ member of Congress from Ohio, says it "adds IjiU. another item to tbe flood—we may sa^ the deluge—of crime and accident with which our columns have for days pas been overburdened The telegraph wirerbend under their"weigfit of wo^ the oldeartfT quivers pith throbs of agony, from the center to the pole ciuoa areekakeir down, countries are engulfed, fai# domains are ovetfloftikl With red-b6t wife'is arrayed -against ht5sba|idr n)Otb,er4 agaipft .child, -son against father a.bec atonxb sacrificed on onre Tailw?yj'1Mlf at many oiar ahdlhet, and*Stilt 3ii*fc)nVrtf$?th^ width of*iair *tanda betweegAi^p^ji^ ^nd sudden death- In social onr newspapers are smutebfd' df evttf'fitli' reports of divorce and se^aration tifljils/of

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The NOY York Tribune, thinks that ax Governor Seymour is entirely sincere in his published determination npt to be a candidate for the Prefideacy but intimates, 1 hat he has not renounced politics and would be willing to accept some other it

The New York Tribune is responsible

fot the following pun

"Up to the 2d of D^ember, writes oiif correspondent, fire hundred shocks of earthquake have beon* felt at St. Thomas^ Tho man wbo says that Secretary Seward's last purchase is no great shakes lis clearly mistaken.'1 -s*

THi Kepublioans of Arkansas will hold a State Convention at Ltttle Rock on the 15th of January, to nominate candidates for Governor and other. Stateiofficers to be chosen at thenex|, eteotiont.s ^Dh» eJoc«tion, for Convention resulted ia an affirm? ative majority of twelve or fourteen .thouanud, and of the delegates elccted about nineteen^tweniiathe- are. straight-out Ke publicans. -. *,

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Deinocradc threats, had4"enslaved selves to the "Democratic'^arty* there1" would have been uo war but became tho le dared to be free and vote their own ... die Domocrats "rebelI^d"%LgafcW^lftv majority and tbe'ConstitutloiP, anS1 Sam-' meaced fighting tfieGfoverx&etf^So thlt tb^-war Vas commenc'ed ^y tlfe crallc piu-ty to jjveVge ijts defeitn*it the.

poll8. i'JjW l3StTV{3/."X9di Slh'lVi .iM *•'. If tie Lahljl Cooimittee of Representatiyea. report a bill forbidding,

6ales of public lands, except»under the preemption and Homestead laws, it is to bo hoped that it "wifrgd fttrfior aad reafeStW wholesale '^^fimda

debt, and they rought to be 8o-disp6aaijo^ as to asiist ia "kglenlog tho public bnfdens.

There seems to-he-seasonable grounds for believiog that Dr. Livingstone, bas ^ot perished by viole?i9% ancopg_ tbe_ African savages. Though, th^,}n(Jounutip(n Is uot positive as to the identity of tbe celebr/i»" ted traveler, yet tha fact th.it a VKite man has been seen alive, making geographical investigations, is rather strong evidcr&i that the story of I^vingstone's destruction is untrue. Many particulars are given which experienced travelers think^areaon elusive. No other white man is known to be wandering through Central Alric«j and the existence of this eagerly sought, for individual is,now proven beyond the shadow of a doubt- A short time, £dWev«r, will aet at rest speculation, for Livingstone must, from hia reported track,

soon make his appearanse on the Nile...,

Pope Pius IX., is Iai3" to have been se riously affected in has bodily health by the recent attempt o^Garibaldi to obtain possession of Rome, and drive the successor of St. J?eter from: iwa .seat or tbrt Seven

1859, and the periioua OEiais aL M^^ean*, not fail to hav« ahakKb the Wrvea and jm-, paired the vigor of, the. 1'apai jtulert BCW

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tho cotxUtioaof «affrtdiA. infUialt, PfOft^sce to rcgiil4»:tiisakttpan lC^ntf&^i^l not engage the^yBSpaVh^^ilwtpWplff tf that|wrtii^i«iif bhot»opoiwalF», deal whiffthe orimtt o£c polygs^nypn ,^| rasnuar iawh^Jt.ougfetetabejl6^ ta timanawm excftpl aWto. the etteutof .punishment, that It might now be dealt

With by law, but in VJttyJP-Wfeich never bas been attempted to deal with it in th it por^it'iJou^]|seB8^hs-^bertit exists. Some of tbftj^9g§ippa of^e.bill are impos»Ul%Af ^x^putjeMiV, tba^gresenj, time, h#wftj»sjwtMI«lbte aid, proper tityy m*y bfc- To^tVe tha^aited Ijtatea Jt*r» 'ritorial militia to Govemfo^lt SaAtiiM is# Jt^o

^lonueos. whe ,'Brigham Youngs Jr

Qovemop^of.-Utaj^ cover that he had a mutinous and reb^

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TAsre is throughout -Englaryi»a g«n ertil feeling in favor of giving some sub. stantial relief to^Ireland. 'Eenuuiism evidently opt laboring in vain,

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lao9i, prciperly manage^ will^ %|oujr«V of immenro income for many ytara.: Ihey are in value insufficient of themselves-to

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the national

Convention to

beheld at jfnduuapoiis on tho 8th of iaxt month,.promises tobe but flitnly atter dud, notwithstanding the half-iaru arrac^umaat with tha railroada.

Kstax- treaty between tho United States and SpsfnSimilar td" that uh England ts about to'be'cohsummated.— Tbcro is no good reason wby our pos'.al treaties witit t^otherotb^r nations should not be revived, and aheaper ratee Aade.

Reconstruction Policy of Congress. The teltigMpjijAafaw day* since gave a synopsis of thte "p^eaftible abd reaciu:ions introdaced by*Sr. "fiecjaaiin, of Missouri, involving the reconstruction, jjolie)- of Congress. however, publish them in fulJ now,,as follows, thai our readers may Know josln^hatthewsolutions aren-

Wtf EftEAB,'Tbfe I^esidant of the United Stsutes ,n ht« annual meWagB has seen fit, in utttfr'dlstegis'rd* oft* tb» pubHo wiH, as

am, the representatives, of what were tbe. Uwo-,wings *f the party, maet on «^infiof^g*0t»id %. ttKeociiH-d," At first thens*"w6'ra*^wtde"^ dffiVrcrftrs -of 'oji'ininn among*ou^aJi1a6r.ap^l p»C'? iVhonihe.r=3^*fe .Uw^g^QS# was organized, fMA thongbC Cbe.phtn.a^ ptei jkfip. ^^fiv Son 'Tt one. Oiht-rs gain, were for whofesaie d^ffar.ch sanitjd(xtudu1'v,n3 ttqie cpi'iiytthu couih maoifcWted!4t3u*^&Ttd.tha practical ffctulis of Mrr JohriSJn's* p'utu, »trd afitrvVHtdi tjittt.of Ci,ingr^8t fu4si?fct.d %ala f^r'un iiituliigenr opinion, b-isod on i'at't.^ not iht-o-ries ^divjsfg^^gttve way to unity, until at let"-gtll4h^:i)ariijony between tbote cf ^mijar uftimtftBiit»ms has becatn. coml«0'ul

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Mf' iqafts trtfbmiie iiM. *\R*6otved, That f'om the uocees. tlmt htlh WtlWfc1cel(A*» 4he*d ami tstratron of tli^tmHsWwlM actsPtlwrdrjs -do reat«^Muhv 4buMMid&* «boir -proTiskns toptemxtiXx «f th«L*ebebtou&States.ia •beengweeesArtiy aiflwm^liihed on a hrni aa^ en#iM"bvc",basiS i»H4 in a tnunner. that wiii jfdgy^oBMb JstatijuBpeoiaHODaof iho raty&l men of the country, and iherutore

Wb&^i jjc^^uld ^., r«.'••r.tS V,'.' !f ccr"?

Toeao rwoJatkffl3^r«ctt^Bd the-uuani. tuous ^'viffclfofeeler Repubifeane of tho iHouse of "fS^resentalt^el". ~^io dis* sentin^.

(wt^,iioard.

l*hi's entire

^oaiiii^^iiU^jQ cc^necuo'i^ witb the one ef the Achate,, shows that, so far as coucerfijfthdliftje'ttr»t has been agi«

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greed as touching,-rcconstrucuot Oui tho disloyal fcluinent/buib North at.a oouth, has acquired genity. VV r.eu became evident ttffff^ongrofS would enact 'negro etrflragfTiff the TSJoUth "there woro many ^6'n^tt^l'emdCriits whoa Jvocuk

the jailing of ^ncgrp suffrage plank into jthe Deraoeratia^plkdtJTm. 'ihis propositmfdHicBjiied,*rand finaUy re-

Hills.- The Pops ia ndw in hii «8ih year, is Bk-MhA .la aU ib and has-occupied thathrone for 21 years, during which period »lie has -Withitopd' three open and detepminad attacks. tipo hia authority, besides *ha «numelooa.p)otfl which have been oroshad. iu the bud-. by untiring .vigilance.i?32Jae fiight.to Gaata, in l&fiB, itt conae^wncaof tfiS reTOhltfenv fetff =«bcsaiOhaT prsrEy aixtm »ims and dismemberment0& hia

Bals of politics tbe iinu which divides the two graat-fMrtiefr waS.'nevac more sharply 4e^!$E* *&ndi

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a living issue. Tbo question is so tar set-set-

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jinyiiioment terminals bia existence i*» fc.i. ti ai "sii Uydy*

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ttill flkitttflafWf 'IriMfcfeSr as irrevecable as igb W3ceeifi 'fty**»d tJay ft'gUt, for

the comuti&r- *4%0^thero is no standing still. It is an Ol importance that ^OuV people tocugnizd drtI f^BdSl^ertHrt'ltfw of prcgre#» a/Kd» tho

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