A Hit At Chandler

■" God may give a penitent rebel, eaid Zack i dier, the Michigan Senator, the othcr day, ! ' but I never can." This shows the teronco between piety and a Radical, and ' reminds U9 of thq, story of tho temperance iccturer who dodged the record of the raarriage at Cana, by saying that ho always considored the turning of the water nto wine on that occasion is " one of tho most indiscroet things Christ cvor did." - Hartford Time. The Opinión, Nationale asserts that a conspiracy has been disoovered in which throo Generáis under Iho late Ernperor are leaders, Their plan is to dispcse the Assembly by forco und tako posscssion of the government, when they were to bo supported by a large nuinbcr of ex-offic ers and soldiers of the Empire from the norlh. The Opinión says that in consequence of this rovolutiou the Belgian f'rontier is carefully guarded, and no one is permittcd to cross iato Franco without passports. Eight thousand revolutionists attacked the city of San Luis Potosí on the 16th inst, driving the government forcos within thcir barricades, and cutting off reinforcements and supplies. A conducta with f 1,500,000 reached the frontier near Camargo, ycsterday, guarded by 500 revolutionists. This is the first'specie which has arrived out since tho commencement of the revolution, The London Telegraph of the lOth says that tho treaty of Washington, as interprcted by tho Americans, is ono unconditional surrender.such as is only oxtorted at tho point of the vietor's sword. This is a plain, natural and manly ground for rejecting as intolerably absurd the American interpretaron. England is unanimous in rejecting the treaty in its Amercan senso. By tho death of a rich unclo in New Orleans, Miss Xellio Mellon, latoly employod in a millinery shop in East Saginaw, has fallen heir to a fortune of nenrly $200,000. Tho Enterprm says Miss Mellon for several years past has supported hor widowed raother by her industry. Sho has doparted for New Orloans to take possession of the bequest.