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We to-day publish number OF extracts from
leading journals in various parts Of the coun-
try respecting General Grants status on poll
tical questions It seems, however, rather
difilcult problem to solve, one set Of politicians
claiming him as radical-"good enough
radical for them "-otheB as q conservative
republican, others again as thorough
democrat, and finally as an old line wing.
In the midst of these conflicting partisan
opinions 1t is refreshing to notice looming
up In many parts of the country movement
Of the people, who, discarding politics altoge-
ther, are taking up Grant as the leader who
will carry us safely through our political and
financial troubles, diffuse . spirit Of peace and
fraternsl love where the demon OF discord and
strife now prevails, reduce the burdens of tax
alton, and finally plant the entire republic
once more upon its career Of general and per-
manent prosperity. In the meantime let
our readers gather the information about
General Grants views and political status con-
tanned In the varied extracts we furnish in
other columns
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This society commences its fifth general
meeting in this city this day at ten A. NJ, at the
rooms Of the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton, 16l Fifth avenue. A goodly number Of
philosophers and divines are announced 70
take part In the proceedings. Social science Is
large and interesting field Of study. Man,
rs man Is known in this sublunar sphere his
relation TO the material universe the Influences
physical, moral and intellectual, amid which
he lives and moves and has his being the rels-
ton Of the one to the many and Of the many
to the one; his capacities whatever has . ten
dency 70 deteriorats or improve the species
TO decrease or increase the sum Of human
bappiness--such, In brief, is social science. Ma
greater or more important study can engage The
attention Of the human mind nor Is there any
branch Of science 70 which u b - dssisahls
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their native country ana not be compelled to
ssek engagements in other lands It may be
very gratifying for them to achieve triumphs
in every part Of Europe. but we prefer to keep
q few Of them here to ourselves. The compe-
tition between both opera houses in this city
must have the same beneficial effect on Italian
opera that the Inauguration Of the rival estab-
lishments Of Gye and Mapleson did in London
There competition brought the opera to tn
present high standard. All lovers Of the lyric
drama will hope for the same results here.
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The popular reaction against the radicals
and their fanatical schemes in this Stats Is the
most remarkable of all the political events OF
the day. Il puts an end to the reign of radi-
calism and inaugurates new epoch in our
national, State and city affairA We have q
new Legislature, in which the conservative ele-
ments have the control. and from such Legis-
lature we have the right to expect somewhole-
somo laws for this metropolis. What will this
Legislature do for us to tighten our corpora
ton taxes, expenditures and spolationsi We
are not sanguine of any very extensive mea-
sures Of relief and yet nothing is easier. We
want new city charter, in which the Mayor
will stand as the controlling and responsible
officer In the management OF our city govern
ment A new charter, placing all the city de-
partments, including the existing commissions,
under the executive control OF the Mayor, and
holding him responsible for all coruptions
and mismanagemcnts in every department,
will at once bring all these rings of spoilsmen
and plunderers fairly before the public eye
There will be no more shi.tings Of the burden
of responsibility from Dick to Tom and from
Tom to Harry, as under our present mixed
system, which is only convenient labyrinth
for the robbers Of the city treasury. And then
we want law under which some revenue will
be drawn by the city from the numerous
street railway companies. Surely they are
making money enough to assist in paying the
city's expenses There are likewise some other
monopoles and franchises that ought to be
called to account.
The field for Legislative reforms in our city
affairs is plainly visible; but the question here
may be interposed, Of what avail will be any
of these sugg estive reforms from a conserve
tive Legislature If they are to be killed of by
the veto OF radical Governor? We answer
that il this conservative Legislature shall pass
for the relief OF this metropolis from lis present
hordes of plundcrers such measures as will
meet the approval of honest men OF both par
ties, our radical Governor will not dare to
veto them. Al all events, let the Legislature
do its duty, and let the Governor take the con-
sequences, yea or nay. II is better, we guess,
in view Of genuine reforms, that the Governor
should rspres mt one political party and the
Legislature another; for this arrangement mate
rally :rlpples the cliqucs OF spoilsmen who
run the lobby.
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Negre Observation-Disclosures or tho West
Indies.
There is now scarcely telegram that
reaches Us from the West Indies tSat does not
tell of horrible atrocities and servic outbreaks
by tho black sons of Africa outbreaks dig
niaed by the name Of revolutions Yesterday
we announced new rebellion in Jamaica, and
the fact that in one parish alone four hundred
negroes were ready for revolt The island is In
panic, the white population seriously mcnaccd,
trade and commerce stagnant, and civiliza-
ton buried still deeper under load Of barbar-
ism. Hayti presents the same sad and revolt
ing picture Of movement in the direction OF
barbarism. On the 18th of October the seen. In
the legislative chambers was very violent
Even the negro President Salnave, ''became
SO audacious as to incite rabble Of women
and boys to attack the House of Assembly.
This they did amid loud Uivas for Salnave, and
cries Of Down with the Assembly Y hurting, at
the same time, bricks, bottles, sticks, &c. The
dwellings of many were vigorously stoned.
The American Consul was fred at, but escaped
unhurL"
These are the pictures OF negro rule, Of
negro independence, Of negro suffrage.
These are the pictures Of country governed
by the blood Of Africa. In Jamaica more than
generation has passed since the negroes
were thrown to the front and forced to mako
an effort to maintain themselves at the level OF
the white man How well they have succeeded
let the present troubles demonstrate. They
have not only been going on from bad to
worse, but civilization itself has been dying
out even where 1t existed among the whites
The blacks, instead Of rising to the level OF the
white population, have gradually lowered the
whites to the basest standard Of morality and
intelligence, until we have the picture Of .
magnificent West India island sinking to the
fearful barbarism OF Central Africa. II
Jamaica presents this In one light, Hayt and
St. Domingo presen. il in still holder relief
Here we have the full focus Of negro efforts at
civilization. First war against the whites,
then war between blacks and mulat.oes, then
what may be denominated a Kaleidoscope
war, In which color has warrcd against color
in ali the endless changes, forming magnificent
revolutionary combinations, very beautiful to
look at at distance, but death to partici-
pate in.
In drawing the picture Of Hayti, ST Do
mingo and Jamaica We are only photograpbing
upon the American mind In advance the pic
turc tina. Congress is trying to impress upon
the United States by false and barbaric legis-
lation. Radical rule Us exposed to-day mans
down with tho white man up with the negro
Down with intelligence up with ignorance
Down with civilizasionl up with barbarism
And they ring eli the changes on the skull Of
the negro which, were II not as tough ~ q
drmnhead. wonld burst under the blows
Never has such miserable legislation fallen a
tao lot Of any nation. Never 10 the most dc.
graded days Of Roman history did they descend
V forcing barbsrisa 70 Ne suriese that Y
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BY our special telssrms over the Caban cable in,eIl
eence from Mexico is received that The body Of Maxi
milan has been delivered 10 Admiral IegsshoH and ~as
expected !. Vera Cruz abou, the end Of ths'monsh.
Baron haguus Coloas, Quevede. Eioin, Maximiians
late secretary, and Prince sslm-saim had arrived 81
Havana rat Tor Europe.
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NOTICE TO INVALIDS.

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DLACKSMITHlNG AND WAGON WORK
ID done In the most skillful manner, and as
rapidly as the law Of fthoroughness will permit.
The Wagon Shop Is under the management OF
Thos J. Williams and John Pedree.
The Foreman Of the Blacksmithing Construct.
ing Shop 10 John Randall. Six Of the best
workmen on this Coast are employed In this
Department.
The Shoeing Shop is bossed by William
Sylvester, who can, himself. put on seventy
horse shoes in o day.
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except those whom vice misconduct or ignorance
or want of selfrestraint renders unfit for association
with the honest and intelligent and sof-denying'
The views of the writer on thc protective system are
opposed to those maintained in the columns OF our
journal but his arguments the subject are met by
an article in another part OF the same number show
ing the reverse Of what he contends for that protec
ton has been necessary policy i'll the legislation OF
the United States and presenting similar views 10
those Of Mr. Henry Carey, and other eminent protec-
tiouists whom the first writer accuses OF "serviie
swallowing of European ideas' 1t IS convenient 10
find the North American thus refuting itself, and adj
vocatng opposite sides of the same question
brilliant critical paper is devoted TO " Rousseau
and the Seutimentasts' the "Origin of the Italian
Language" "Serfdom and the Emancipation Laws
in Russia" and the Testimony of Language respect
ing the Unity of the Human Race" are ably treated,
there are q number of sound literary Notices. anu
the number closes with letter from Professor George
Washington Greene in reply to Mr.. Bancroft.
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au,tion salfs Of Rtal 6stltt.

4 ATTENTION. MANUFACTURING CAPT.
~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE-Wh be sold 90 The trst
1901 public auction 81 kis corner on br1d
Columbus Ga, the LANDS Of Seabofn Jones
alauirg Couubu r north These lands begin al We
tsn elunn crt-ud and TIC
strip 10 100 feet When they expand
into ari hundred oi which has been m 81
into o an streets village called he CITY Village About 80 ret
above . COMMON the site remains aut dana II
THE CITY MILL.
Tie min fal burnt April 1860 but tue dan Ieh unin
i1r, aid good condition 70 Commands 1le whole hye srd
plies power pfope machinery for gnutlE manufacturing
an lss water De- easily co1luct 10 CD, mil sites
whole tr So Get These ses
good better than that ~ ths Cts Mil o. the srp O. land are
isfla.s Hih saroas attached All goo grain house
There - ots II nearly BALI each The CITY village he
village and tlsyrr about theu The ois near
enough % che ses b. places residence or tmpogt Railroad
depo This property has most u the Advantages Of
ton and ~ he burdens.
The os quantity Land referred 20 over leo bat ~ or
O. Nisg have been % o. leang about la for sale
ant quantities shall be deemed
most alFauta q tte estate Of said Jones
PAYMENTS third cash tri TIE 23h p'ceuher 1863
remaining third che 18th December 1893 but DE second
payment sa no BE- punqar made the third payment 20 M due n
th sfcpnt'l bear refesi from sale Bond Of
unlerrg c lustIo conditioned to make titles 90 payment
Of The purclar money. 20 BE- given to purcha'ois
man of Cty yae an plots other lands be- by apply
ing 10 me- SEABORN !. RFNNlNG.
Administrator % Seahoru Jones decrasrd
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?lutitts Of gankrnpttp.

THIS Is TO GIVE N0TICE-That on the
June A. 1867 Warrant in Bankmptey was
issued against the Este Of ROBERT L. WILLIAMS OF the City OF
the County ofNew York a0d Sef Ne"hek who has
been Aderd Bankrupt Petition that the Payment OF
add Delivery Of any Property belonging TO such Bankrupt to
hm Transfer Property by him, for
bdden by Meeting Of the Creditors OF the @ BANKRUPT
prove Debts aud choose Agnees Of bis Estate
viii be holden at No 81 BreadSa
before Isaiah Williams Register, the
heth dag VI July D. 1867 at II O'Clock mDated july B 1867
r. MURRAY,
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vNUIs IS TO GIVE NOTICE-That on the

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE-That on the
g DAY july. D. 1867 Warrant In Bankruptcy issued
against the Este FREEMAN ORSE othe City in the
County Of York aud State Of NewYok who has been addged
Bankrupt his Petition that the Rymnt Of Debts and
livery Of Property belonging 10 such Bankrupt 70 him. for his
and the by him. forbidden
Meeting the Creditors Of said Bankrupt prove their Debts aud
choose one Assgnees Of his Estate win he held Of
Bankmpey to he holden at No 7Beekmsnst in the City o-xew
Yok b, Dwight Register
A. d., 1906, at " O'clock M.Daied July 49, 1861
H. MURRAY. U. &. Marshal,
40 Messenger Southern DltIictof Work
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L third day Of July A. D. 1851 a bankruptcy
issued against Of VINCENT CHAPMAN Of Providence
the Rhode Island hut for the longest period during the
next preceding the ding of his petition bankruptcy aresdent
Newiork In the County VI New.iork. and State
Of New-yOrk, who has been adudged bankrupt bis
own petitions that the payment Of debts and delv.
auy property belonging such bankrupt to him for his
aud the transfer o. any property by HIM forbidden by law that
meeting the creditors II the said bankrupt their debts and
Of his estate viii be held at the Court Of
Bankruptcy to be holden No 202 two hundred and wo Broadway
In York Room No before Isaac Dayton Register
on the ond day August 1867 At twelve O'clock noonDated
July 49, 1861 MURRAY,
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Gu @lbum II man Confirm.

NOTICE.-DESIGNS for MONUMENT to be
IN erected the Aneam National Cene Iea, ,hs Village Of
Sharpsburg State OF Maryland aud proposals FOR building the
same viii s received o1ce Of W. T. SELLLCK No North
CAvsrt Baltimore Maryland until the lS day Of September
Par them
building the Mbuunt which proposals. must pi ereee The Of
Thirty Thousand The whose design shall he adopted will
with for the building the Monument and ~ be required
formanoe of The sane W. y. SELLBCK,
HENRY EDWARDS
T. A. CARMAS
A. A. BlGGS,
THOMAS A. BOULLT,
Executive COMMITTEE
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tsei Weekly Every purchaser presented With auket giving
equal chance getting CASB PRTKST 900 s Pres
by post De Sold By NegSjsarN T. R. DAWLEY Poh H.
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NOTICE to the HEIRS OF JOHN MARSHALL
~ MEAD deeased-by applying CHARLES GRANT Po'iss
Greek Co. viii hear Of something 10 tier mvaniage
TI,O MERCHAN AND BUSINESS MEN,
We Business Gard to he inserted IN AShLECT LIST
Of four hundred hewspape dses and weekes for s per mouth
three boo papers oneeni OF be whole
plumber pebsh.d the Unei States e.. gai."ay s,nDua
the influential localities where ued fa'osbe
terms offered parties wish advertise IN on few Newspapers
Call facilities which surpassed BY DO similar r
hshment Esw.Yot GEORGE HOWELL Advertising Agent,
No 20 Park'row Times Building), EeS'iork.
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NOTICE is hereby given that FIVE PER
~ CENT PENALTY will be added the LIST day 81 August nert on
all unpaid Water Rents WILLIAM H. MCKINNEY Water Registrar
SEALED PROPOSALS for building PUB,
y tic MARKET ths Eighteenth Ward authorized BY Act OF
tie LEGISLATURE 1869 will be received until July ~ Az
oce Of JOHN n. HAYWARD esq Ne 2DeiAney1' Nnefe rAn
be a, 40 ,---.,t-...
The reserve reject all bids deemed ineon
" Interests ~ the city
} }SG?p J. G SgEStf, commissioner
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