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hoss OF n steam Tugboat or Cape May
Peril OF the Ohcers, Sc.


On the 25th inst the steam tugboat Phenix, which
was being towed TO this city from Baltimore by tho
steamer Sea Gull belonging the Commercial Steam
boat Company was struck by gale of Cape May, and
being frail concern, separated and sank. The Phenix
of river tug, in government service, and has
latterly been lying up in Baltimore. She was being
this city by the purchasers be in minor
employment here. The loss is regarded Of account
sy the parties concerned the boat being looked upon
worthless save for towing purposes There was no
freight lost The officers board the Phenix ran some
yisk owing to the suddenness of the collapse They
rescued and taken aboard the Sea Gull We have
ceyed the following relating to the affair
GARD OF THAMES TO CAPTAIN FISH. OF THE
STEAMER sEAG ULL.
The undersigned DESIRES through the HERALD, TO ten
der TO Captain Fish, Of the steamer Sea Gull his officers
and men, hls grateful thanks for their heroic conduct
10 saving the officers and men of the steamer Phenx
from watery grave, the 25th inst, when the Phenx
was lost at sea- fifteen miles east OF Cape May would
were in power TO give substantial expression
10 my feelings Pleasant memories follow brave deeds,
duty; but when forget that brave old Cape Cod sailor
captain Fish, and his men, may my right hand forget its
summing. II hour that tried the courage well
rs the skill Of sailor, and Captain Fish equal to
1he duty The rough that the Sea Guls boats
sould not be launched saved by the lifeboat
sent by messengers attached each boat which the
frs time ever saw II done, and which, under God,
cur salvation. OLIVER L. BEARsE,
Late Captain of steamer Phenix
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The Rights or Married Women.
ACTION UNDER THE LAW OF 1860.
SUPREME COURT, CIRcUH-PART 2.

SUPREME COURT CRoUT--PART 2
Before Judge Sutherland.
MARcR 27.--Eunice Trhane Horace r. Dougherty ct
siThe plaintiff in this action sued the defendant in
execution judgment for the value of property which had
been seized by the Sheriff for contracted by her
husband The action brought under the law of 1S6O
which allows married women supreme control over
property purchased by their money and held in
their right Mrs Terhune kept boarding house in
Amy street and also carried the dressmaking bust
ness amassing the means which furnished her house
and paid the rent In action against her husband the
1urnlture seized and part of 1t sold She claimed
$2070 damages with interest After a lengthy hearing
IN the case the jury brought in verdict for plaintiff for
s. 168 IL.
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Important Manifesto or the Irish Cou-
mander-in-Cnief-Noe . Tafnt OF Fee
ntanfsm Resting on the Army-Soldier~ IL RI
warned Of the "1nfAmoas Designs' OF
the BretherhOOA.
rsrANism IN rHK ARnY-oErKRAL ORDER PROM
ern HUGH ROSE.
dublin March i0 oorrespoudence q the London Tmcs
The phrnse "Fsnianism Ia the army" has been 20 cou
ssen might naturally b sxciss1 - the army shosI1
3AYe bsea ss1ussd non ~ allsgisncs n dsnesvuuo
~ a. Rgt an seeA sSyrehsesioas nay - danisssA
- ~ y. ~ :'sss .las e ssssp1SDsy rssss =
sesnss vko WV pisss1 r. dsss9s1 ~ 81 - -
NJ ss'dsss" si HasA No, Up g 1s sssss'; =
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A Now RaiIrond Go NcWark.

NEWARK, n D., March 2S, 1865.
Subscription books to the railroad between this
sity and New York opened to-day and enough was
subscribed TO effect an organization.
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A UoTIoN SALE
BOOTS AND SHOES.
r. JUSTISON, AUCTIONEER.
W. c. wHITEHOUSE will offer this day, At 101z A. NJ,
sALEsROOM, IS CORTLANDT STREET.
ABOUT 500 CASES BOOTS, SHOES, BRodANs,
BALM0RALs. SLIPPERS. &C.,
Of city and Eastern manufacture, OF
ALL GRADES AND SIZES,
suitable for all sections of the country.
Catalogues morning Of sale.
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EDWARD SCIiENCK, AUvTIONEER.
II ELEGANT CABINET FURNITURE
BY ORDER OF THE ASSIGNEE.
NY EUMARn sl,IIENl.E

Icmorrow goth inst, at o, o'clock at his salesroom 60
Furniture made for best city for
Of sale comprising elegant Suits an broca
tel black walnut do In plush and reps; black walnut Ii
hrary and Dining Room suits Enienson Tables Buets
Tables walnut and enamrlled Chamber FURNITURE ward
robes Secretaries Turkish Lounges Chars stands
and other elegant Furniture the whole comprising an ele
CANT variety OF hrst class goods and 70 be percmpoy sold
II. HOFFMAN.
~ ~, <,. Assignee.
Nayl. ""s'
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HENRY II. LEEDS AUCTIONEER.
n n HENRY II, LEEDS MINER will sell by auction on
nsursaay March 29 at l0k O'Clock at their salesroom, Is
AssIGNEE's SALE OF CIGARS
very choice assortment Of Cigars by Of assgnee
GSonsstng OF Brevas Regzla Britannica Flor de May
"scSa M ~ MSnSmensp fgarc Plantation Cabinet
In All about 10000 of very desirable brands.
Terms cash. By order OF John Nye Assignee.
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HENRY II, LEEDS, AUcrIoNEER.

HENRY II. LEEDS, AUCrIONEER
IL HENRY II. LEEDS MINER will sell bv auction
on Friday March 80 At II O'clock their saesroom No
" Liberty street. CHOICE FRAMED AND UNFRAMED
ENGRAViNGS OF THE HIGHEST QUALITY, being the
third consignment Of the British Fine Publishing Com
pany consisting OF Fine Proofs choice
sons OF works of the modern artists part which are
appropriately and richly framed. They will be on ex
ibtlon three days above
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III ENhY II. MINER, AUCTIONEER,
Salesroom 81 Nassau street. opposite the Post o0lce
SALE OF A LARGE AND ELEGANT COLLECTION OF
MODERN PICTURES
EMBRACING , WORKS OF Many OF THE LEADING
,i,EL belgian, ENGLISH AND AMERICAN SCHOOLS:
MINER a SOMERVILLE WILL SELL AT AUCTION,
ON THE EVENINGS or FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, MARCH 80
81. AT ~ O'CLOCK,
AT THE SoMERVILLE ART GALLERY,
S15 Broadway, fourteenth street,
Large and fine collection of Modern Oil Paintings from the
various European and Amecan Schools. embracing fine
Robbie Of Brussels Mertz, do H. T. schaGels, do
kr.seman, Van Eten, do; Stornbecker do w. Portman
Of Dusseldorf Carl Hpbner do; H. Moser, DO E. Hem
aI0 4; Mniier DO L. Sehpitz do; T. Gerard Count de
Byiandt H. Savry, M A. koekkoek L. DeEuel IT, De Buel
F. Won Seben, David Col RoseIse +. Kuseman, A. T.
Brcher. Emil Sachke, E. Fiche of Paris; r. Seenac do:
r. sauvsge % do E. Accard DO; G. Boucher do PL Cou
aaderee d do Lonfon Metz tn Frere
ger Warden A. Eyerson, W. Morris of London; ArmGeid
D. brakeleer Van Jemperen E. Keser, j. +. Kensett
o.; 9. Inness do: v. l. sonntag DO r Lacrox. do; g.
Coman, do v. Mehlig do. H. A. Loop. do. L. M Spenar
d.; . Johnson, do w 0dde d.; o. O. barley.
WI. Richards. of Philadelphia.
The above exhibition with catalogue
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MISCELLANEOUS.


MOTHER CURE III MutLAN, ESQ, OF Is4 GRAND
"A street WillamsburE has been completely cured q
eAIf CHEAT r RxE6Y n eS @ q MEr
70 state his case to any person who will call at the above
-CoRSs. BUYIoNs. PAINFUL JOINTS, IvGRow.
Curative Sold by druecis,s @ DR. RRiG@s, surgeon
chiropodist Ss Broadway evenings at go Broadway.
A A. A-RoyAL HAVANA LOTTERY
% r ad % snds ~ as ans nse @ hs
TAYLOR co, Bankers, ID Wall street New York.
RRAsDREIHss 7 rIL5sarHE 4 IS GREAT APPROVED rUR,
impercepuble manner all nosous accumuaons purify
and the blood they DO no, those who se
tary They are daily ard safely administered IN infancy,
cal and delicate circumstances Mr. j. O. Rappeiyea Of
Monmouth county, y .. writes troubled - ianu
ssins Of eaome tcobaIn relief caught cold supposed;
ssndsus fouad impossible 70 arrest This wss followed ~
ne o T. ~ s s.p from n'Sss9s New 9sr S
George Lewis fortunately called ON and advised Bran
would snouah-SGth admins,sred four and Se nest
marnIns four M more Much imPury came irom me Ind %
cured me fully now hearty With One appetite You
fGs are .oa y
nIvoRcEs OBTAINED WITHOUT ruBLIcrTY IN
this ard other states are legal everywhere and no fee
). 1. KING. coun.ellot at Law, sss Broadway
DrvoRcEs LEGALLY oBrAISxp WITHOUT PUB.
e,iy fOr any cause sowed by 'aw n msqgs fee III
ney and Counsellor, No rs Nassau street.
HousEKEEpERs, LOOK .HERE--you CAN Buy
Ii best white Coffee, Sugar &c. at Thomas X Anews,
5 and @ Greenwich street Of hurrA street, a 1
H. Splendid crop Teas a 81 lb Coffee lc 10
sc.. and everything else AT greatly reduced pricss
CCHrT.BERG's GERMAN OISTMENT-wARRAxTED
- certain cure without the slightest danger for Piles
old Wounds, Scrouia Salt Rhcum, all Bone and skin Dis
cases, &c For sale al rs Bowsry and by all principal
druggists.
CTAMMERTvG rs CURED by Rates PATENTED
- Prize Scientific Appliances For pamphlet and draw
ings describing address Simpson Co., H7 West
TWENTY street. or box s.o76 Post ohce.
1,RAvELLERs EXPECTING TO VISIT PARIS THIS
season, application viii be provided with letters
Of introduction 10 Paris sstabshpent 80 Iiaut
vewhich they make the depot for their purchases
which viii be taken change Of carefully packed by exper
r. v. HAU9HwOUT CO.,
4ss 900 and ga broadway, corner of Brcoms street
NEWSPAPERS.
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% L,ENrAv BRorHRRHooDu--our THIS DAY. LET.
ter to John OMshony, SIR Walter scott IN Ireland;
Smith ORrcn and Meaaher Emigration Secre
Back ng Ont A.. This number 10 teartri
THOMAS A. DkyNR No. 2Frankhn square.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married..

HyAT-ARcHER-In Greenpoint, on Monday, March
H. at the residence Of the brides parents by the Rev
DR.. Collins, FERDINAND HYATT to ALICE IRENE ARCHER.
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A UCTION NOTICE-CHARLES YOUNG, AUCTION. .
IA eerLarge sale of elegant Household Furniture this dav
(Thursday at lO O'Clock four story house No. 80
Washington Of Waverey place. consisting of
Paror Dining Room and Chamber Furniture, elegant Par
lor Suits covered in the richest descriptions Bruss els and
Ingram Carpets Olcohs also elegant Cd
octave Pianoorte with all modern improvements cost $780,
OH Paintings Mirrors Bureaus, Bedseads, washstands
Hair Mattresses Silver Ware, Crockery and every
ticle for housekeeping Competent in at
tendance to cart pack and ship goods purchased at this sale
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5000 TO 1900 tons SCRANTON COAL

1900 TO 10000 TONS SCRANTON COAL
APRIL 4, 1866.
NEw YORK March q 1855
The Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad Com
will hold their thirty fifth auction sale Of Coal
Thursday the 4th day April 1864 IL O'Clock at
their salesroom rs Exchange place. Of William
street New York. at which time thev will SELL by Messrs
JOHN ii. DRAPER 4 CO., auctioneers,
1900 TO 2O,000 TONS
OF fresh mined Coal the usual Sizes deliverable
April next.
The sale win be positive; each put up will be sold to the
highest bidder no bids In form whatever being made
for account Of behalf of the The conditions
Will be fully made known at the time of sale.
Terms-Fy cents ton in current funds, payable on
the day Of sale and the balance with tax of
cents in funds within ten days there
JOHN BRIsBIN President.
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r. T., WILLS. AUCTToNEER-BY CAMPBELL 4
- MEYER 81 vescy street. this day Thursday March
~ o'clock, large special sale of S000U foreign and
donwtc Cigars In lots 10 the trade also NJ bbls
Bouron Whiskcys, different brands; also In bond duty
Pa Psat large invoice OF Cognac Brandy Of Guard DSpuy
20 sand other brands; also invoices Of Gins Rum PORT
sherry ans Madeira wnc In bond duty paid also invoices
oi French ,are Hooks, &c. Tho attention Of trade Is
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WILLIAM ABBOTT, AUCTIONEER OFFICE ITO
w Chatham square sells Friday March 80 1865 Il
NJ. corner Of Columbia and Baltic streets. Brooklyn 3
Horses two horse Truck single Truck double team Ice
wagons, Coal Cart two horse Sleigh Also
Of soubic and single Harness. all in good order Horses
not exceed years old and warranted sound kind
Among them nice gray team, suitable for express
wagon.
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A UCIION PRICE, IN CASH, FOR THREE BRUs
sells Carpets about forty yards In each also yards
Three Ply Ingram Carpets and Venetian stair Car
pets good Az 60 round and fiat enameled Stair Rods
one wanut marble top Hat Stand walnut marble tor
Centre Table walnut Lounge green reps DO Arm
Cn.r DO Rocking Chair do four Chairs SUITE wal
nn, French Bsdssad and ralasse four Camp Chairs and
Can De seen tomorrow Friday in the large basement
northwea corner OF Thirty street and Sixth
rom II I'LL r. NJ, Bstterson's storage rooms
RENJ y. THEALL, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
= Furniture Carpets. &c.-THEALL CURTIS viii sell
snrion. on Thursday, March ~ at II o'clock at No
kosynplace Green street, Amty) all the and
mahogay Furniture Mirrors Velvet and Brvsseia Csrpet
Oncloths, Kitchen Utensils, kc
II Kelly AUCTIONEER-wILL SELL ON FRI.
y. Gay arch 30. at l0J O'Clock. at 282 South Second
s.,e. near uon avenue Williamsburg Household Furni
and Reception Chairs Mirrors Curtains bookcases Centre
Tables Brussels Three ply and Ingram Carpets icloth
mahogany French and Cottage Bcdscads HAIR Mattresses
wareVKitchen Furufnre and Utensils.
n IBURkE. AuCTIeNEER-wILL SELL on FRIDAY,
Marrn ~ a. u oceck, the Stock and Fixtures OF Oys.
ter and Dining Saloon as Eighth splendid bar
fixtures and general out also Of the
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A UCTION NOTICE.
IA LARGE. SPECIAL AND ATTRACTIVE SALE
500 CASES OF STRAW GOODS
THIS DAY,
THURSDAY MARCH 20,
LARGE AND CHOICE VARIETY OF NEW GOODS
Attention Of buyers Is invited.
Catalogues and SAMPLES now ready
WIN. TOPPING CO., Auctoneers.
No. 12 Church street.
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J. BLEECKER, AUCTIoNEER.

A J. BLEECKER, AUCTIONEER.
VALUABLE WEST STREET PROPERTY.
A. J. BLEECKER, SON co. will sell this day. at IL
O'clock at the Exchange Sales0Om Ill Broadway the very
valuable Nelson Estate West street. opposite the People
Line of Steamboats, Hudson river consisting OF Stores and
Lots Nos 20 and 2 between Canal and Watts streets ad
Joining the Collins Hotel The stores are very substantai
four brick and calculated for heavy storage This Ia
70 be Of the most valuable properties for sale the
Hudson river line of our city.
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IL OrFIcAs. EITHER IN on OUT or rHR suR-
"A vice who fcrmed duty sfssr das Of ccmnasasen ss1
he un,sd s,aiesrmy xssssy Ne = 1isssiw sssvsS 7sS
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GEORGE COOK, AucTIoNKER
" TABLESPOONS 81 LIBERTY STREET
On hand Tor pvae sale large assortment desirable
Househod furnn,.ve, Mirrors &c EB.-spscial attention
salesroons. Appraissnepts made = - - ''-o
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A MOTHER CURE. II MutLAN, ESQ, OF is4 GRAND
n street, Williamsburg has been completely cured of
violent attack OF rheumatism by bottle Of MET
CALFE's GREAT RHEUMATIC REMEDY and is willing
20 state his case to any person who will call at the above
address.
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A A. A.-ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY
N. Prizes paid In gold Information furnished The high
rates paid for doubloons and gold and silver
TAYLOR CO, Bankers ID Wall street New York
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A -CoRNs. BUNIoNs, PAINFUL JOINTS, IyGRow.
Curative. sold by druggists DR. RRiGGS, surgeon
Cbiropodst 1S broadway; evenings at go Broadway.
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NOVELTIES IN SILKS AND
IN FANCY ARTICLES, AU BON MARCHE,
l35 and lz Rue du Bac, corner Of Rue de seyrcs.
Ladies visiting PARIS should before eectng their pur
ehases elsewhere visit this establishment They will nd Ar
immense assortment OF every novelty Of the finest lit,
and real cheapness.
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A UCTION SALES OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
"A The Undersigned IL prepared. a. heretofore 70 Gv
SALES OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
At residences of families
AZ JOuRNEAY AuctionAes once No. 8 Pine street
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TRADES. Union ITEMS.

THE Plasterers Of Memphis, Tenn, receive
So per day since the 10th inst.
Tbs carpenters Of Utica are moving to re,
ceive an additional twenty Ave cents cay.
THE convention Of w0..k,ngmen at Genevi
has been postponed until the srd Of Sept.
We learn that the Csrpelaters' Union d
Philadelphia, are taking ster . 70 establish
cooperative shop.
X TIE Herman cabinet makers Of New York
numbering 1900, held monstes-. picnic .
Jones' Woods, on the 10th. A's'.
T. E. Hughes, president Of the MMsbl
Cutters Union, Boston, has been eecfed 4
delegate to the National Convention, q Bal
timorc. H F
THs Keystone Co operative Machine Shop,
a South Fifteenth street. Philadelphia, Is
in succsssful operation, doing fair business
!, THE Pud dlers and Boilers hold their Ne
tionsl Convention on the first Saturday In
August. Troy win be represented BY Pat
r;cL HAsnfifon. n - - -e@'- So
Mn. John T. Ford. one Of The theatrical
proprietors of Baltimorssh rs ofIersd the usa
Of his theatre for the Workingnen's ConI
gress, 70 be held in that city.
4, TaE Newark en- j.. Courier says Their
srs ABOUT one thousand Of the shosmalnssI
o. that county thrown cut u work By III
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'. s;s.:' I ss ss':s 's.s s;i|E y
Of be. And lsst. but fo( z n = =
express my md 1rdgns t Ne sscE'
1llsh Ssy, i j l ss v al - lsnse-
ments for the two matches.
| have been fairly beaten- yer = c'eai
eoassefin . fair and honorable contest.
e.sf ssa'9e e segg|lin q 81 Sc s. WAY q,
opponent in fair and honestf Stsuggle. ]
would scorn to seek to cover ~ defeat BY
making excuses or Matching app loeiss
would like, however, to ase another
trisl, end kersAy-oisss TO aay nnxlishmaz
who wil come to. Amsrica. a. ,essat s,du
lance from his home Is ] havs come from
mine-to row me upon one Of our smootl
rivers after our mode Of condp1 cting rscss. u
and my friends WIN pron1ise 1gligrisd-
man who viii do this thar We Nd1 do oul-
best TO secure for him ssi1air trealment as
have experienced in Newcastle q 'sFs4 be
In CONCLUSION, K beg asnce more TO return
my own and my countrymen's thanks ID
The good people o. Tyneside for their kind
ness to US all while we have lived among
them. Yours very truly, JAMES HAnlIL.
Mr. Browns Blenheim House, July s, 'ee.
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Tbs regular meeting Of the Trades As.
sembly vas held ip their pew roOms,s No
10, 1861 Clark slrssa. ON Tuesday evening
July ja4sh. 1865, the President, A. Gsl Gam
eron ~ the chair. w srssil -iii tts 80 ig
fhstninuses Of the previous meeting wefs
read and approved b 20
The reports from the Picnic and Mechan-
ics' Institutes committees we're received and
accepted. n 7 Ell n lF
Mr.. Cameron, in a few appropriate re
marks, in which he thanked the members
for the Uniform kindness and courtesy he
had received al their hands, rendered his re-
signation as President Of the Assembly. In
taking this step Mr.. c. stated that he was
only carrying out a determination long en-
tertained, Of retiring from every organiza-
ton, and devoting his time exclusively to
the publication Of the ADVOCATE.
On motion, he resignation was accepted,
and vote Of thanks terdereds TO Mr. Cam
eron for his services while President Of the
Assembly.
On motion, Mr.. Cameron was electe q I
represent the Trades Assembly in the Ma
tional Labor Congress, to be held a. bait
more, on the goth Of August
Reports Of an encouraging nature wer'
received from the Brass + 'h'sher :, Stone
cutters, Shipcarpenters, IRON houIders ane
Joiner's Associe tons.
On motion the Assembly adjourned.
john McEv oY, Rec Sc ere tenn.
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sECRErS..-I.

"There is nothing which so generally
strikes the Imagination and engages the
affections Of mankind as the rights Of prop
erty, 81 that sole and despotic dominion
which one man claims and exercises over
the external things in the world, in total ex
clusi on of the right Of any other individual
N the universe. And yet there are few who
give themsel' es the trouble To consider the
original and foundation of this right.
Pleased as we are with the possession, We
seem afraid to look back at the means By
vi. 5ch il was acquired, as il fearful of some
defe.t in the title. Or at least, we rest
satisfied with the decision Of the laws in
cur favor, without examining the reason
and authority upon which those laws have
beer bailt. We think it enough that our
title is derived by the grant Of the former
prophet VI, by descent from our ancestors,
or by IN last vii, and testament OF the
diving owner. not caring to reflect that &C
clrately and strictly speaking) there il No
Foundation in nature or in natural law why
set Of words upon parchment should con-
vey the dominion OF land, why the son
should have q right 10 exclude his fellow
creature from determinate spot Of ground
because his father had done 50 before him,
or why the oceupier Of PARTICULAR field or
Jewel, when lying On his deasRbed, and no
longer able to maintain possession, should
be entitled to tell the rest Of the world who
should be entitled to enjoy it. These re-
searches, it must be owned, would be use
{. less and troublesome in eomm1n life. 1t
l. well if the mass Of mankind win obey
the laws when made, without scrutinizing
RAD closely into the reasons for making
tJiem. But where law il 70 be considered
not only as matter Of practice, buf as q
rational science, it cannot be improper or
useless to examine more deeply the rudi-
ments and grounds Of these positive CONSTR
tutions of society. p Blackstone.
The.above quotation is familiar TO eFeEy
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II vask apyng more. She has fallen uDon
kneeg pefpze EfRnpe, and ceded veneria. ana
xea E4tntscr from FINAL ruin. France
viii com n re rescue il u dare; bus n..--
BisuArk E1tak some Of the conceit ont
d me bQH d0tg OF the Seine he will mot BE
quite 80 anxi fous for war. But h there i.
great anxiety 70 know what the Emperor oi
France will do, u here il no less interest nan
Tested in the culture policy Of Bsmark.
Since Austrfa has been unable ~ protect
her herman allies, and has given away ter
ritory to the herediktar enemn Of Germany
|Aud invOkss his as1sistance. II N the Prussian
premier who repre1sents German interests
end German unity, and IL would not be too
much to expwls that the states OF SOuthw est
Germany vi pid sooner rally under the ban
uers Of Prussfa against France than 10 fcht
Ruh AAsxiuy fOr France and against Ger
| sBen NJ zWAst1 held ~ here open for Biz
marEH He can realizes the hope Of German
patri lbts, the union Of Germany and make il
the mlost powerful nation in Europe. Has
he the breadth Of mind TO grasp IL, I be co,fr-
age 49, M skill to effect it. We think -.
italia il wsrithing over the new compli-
cations between herself and France from
the cession of Venitia to the latter power
by Austria. The French tri-color floats
over the CITY Of gondoas, and the imperial
Fvoo;cx 80 ,sis Italy To hold back her le-
cions V;a,a. Emanual has replied to Ma
nolaon,s a., omatic note, that any under
s,a,5;n. - cen them must be subordinate
to the conser, a
RUSSIA still maintains her position Of
neutrality but il becoming more and mo-
dissatisfied In the next issue Of the ADyo-
CATE we expect to be able to give something
more Iefnite. Meanwhile we hope that the
cause of freedom and humanity will con-
quer in this war, and the results be the |
broader recognition Of human rights.
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|r<ipts sue q 90 ee6l1rsr - wduc,
Hax K Fo1 ~ atsE viii Sbssh IN
| ss.srds q p'aedk system Sitsoat
= Re, Ne ttsss ssesaihg lhcliasd tsfsvd!
the movement. and the men aredisposed 4
avoid . strike. Last Saturday Seventeen
shops inaugursted the new system.
Sfas lock -Sut % ksG nmlders d london
@. w., still continues, with no prospect Of :
speedy termination. The Memphis, Tenn.
union, has ahplisbed RiseewcrtI The union
in S0nerset, Mass, has disselxsds thsss
.tsipg pot enough ,moaldsrs in the place te
continue the society. dss.~iH t t M.