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1869 February 01

Articles

• The Testimony on which the Prisoners were Convicted.
• WASHINGTON.; A Proposition to Annex St. Domingo--Internal Revenue Matters--A Bill Regarding Burning Fluids.
• Threatened Strike of the Tailors.
• DIED.
• Railroad Accident in Tennessee--An Engineer Killed.
• Pay of Artisans and Mechanics in Baltimore.
• PACIFIC RAILROAD BONDS.; Their Substitution for United States Bonds by Banks--Reply of the Comptroller to the House Resolution of Inguiry.
• STEAMBOATS.
• IMPORTANT WHISKY CASE.; Seizure of the Distillery of the Kentucky Bourbon Company.
• Operations of the Treasury -- Mr. Conkling's Bill.
• Gen. Battle's Views.
• EUROPEAN NEWS BY MAIL.
• Meeting of the German Republicans
• HAYTL; Increased Popularity of Salnave--French Demand for Redress--Arms from the United States for the Revolutionists--Trade and Finance.
• Accepting the Situation--Letter from Hon. W. M. Crenshaw, of Alacama.; From the Huntsville (Ala.) Advocate, Jan. 22.
• ANOTHER DARING ROBBERY.; A man Gagged and Bound, and Robbed of $7,300--The Thievea Escape with the Realy.
• BRIEF NOTES.
• Making a Will under Difficulties.
• WASHINGTON COLLEGE.; Plan for the Extension of its Scientific and Practical Departments--Letter from Gen. Lee.
• Article 1 -- No Title
• TENNESSEE.; Interview with Gen. Cooper--The Orgnization of the Militia.
• LOCAL NEWS IN BRIEF.
• The Great Bennchoff Robbery Case--Conviction of one of the Accused.
• Important Trial in Progress in New-Orleans.
• A SHAMEFUL OUTRAGE.; Brutal Assault Upon an Unprotected Female--The Desperate Sturggle -- Singular Conduct of a Police Officer.
• Episcopal Dioccse of Central New-York--Rev. Dr. Huntington's Acceptance..
• What Canada Thinks of Mr. Medill's Propostion to Take the Dominion.
• MINIATURE ALMANAC--THIS DAY.
• FINANCIAL.
• Extraordinary Improvements in Artificial Teeth.
• The Tragedy at St. Stephens, N. R.--A Young Man Murders His Sister and Commits Suicide..
• THE ROGERS MURDER.; A Resume of the Entire Case--The Sing Sing Revelations--The Coroner's Inquest--A Effective Promise.
• Patient Waiting Perhaps no Loss.
• Dr. O. W. Holmes on the Medical Profession in Massachusetts.
• LAW REPORTS.; COURT CALENDARS FOR MONDAY. UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.
• A Will Set Aside by a Tennessee Court.
• HAYTI.; Seizure of Two French Blockade Runners--The French Admiral Compels their Surrender.
• RELIGIOUS SERVICES.
• The Little Italian Harpers.
• Death by Violence--Inquest on the Body of Samuel W. Butler at Newark.
• TELEGRAMS.; The Proposition to Annex St. Domingo to the United States. Greece Now Reported Ready to Sign the Protocol. Withdrawal of the Papal Nuncio from Madrid.
• MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
• AMUSEMENTS.
• Taxbble Women in St. Louis--An Indian Fight in Kansas.
• Judgments Obtained Against the City During the Past Year. Past Year.
• Attempted Murder in the Sixth Ward This Morning.
• The Grant-Banks Affair.
• Bailing of the Golden City for Panama.
• German Women's Nights Newspaper.
• A Small Railroad War.
• A Settlement Required.
• Preparations for the Trotting Season in Boston.
• Passengers Arrived.
• Movements of Ocean Steamers.
• Northeastern Saengerbund.
• NEWS OF THE DAY.
• RAILROADS.
• Collector Smythe vs. E. A. Pollard.
• NEWS PACKAGES FOR THE PRESS.
• MINOR TOPICS.
• Closing of Domestic Mails.
• Gen. Grant and Political parties.
• NEW PUBLICATIONS.
• Cuba.
• Ritualism in the English Church--The Threatened Schism.
• MARRIED.
• Ex-Gov. Tod and Dr. Olds, of Ohio.
• Departure of Foreign Mails.
• YALE COLLEGE.; The Dinner of the New-York Alumni of Yale College.
• BANKRUPT NOTICES.
• Burglars in a Bonded Warehouse.
• Greece and the Conference.
• ARKANSAS AND TEXAS.; The Feeling in Regard to the Elections--Proclamation of Martial Law in Arkansas--Total Suspension of Business--Gov. Clayton's Explanation of this Measures.