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The charge Of Judge Underwood to the
Grand Jury in Richmond on Monday is without
q parallel. With its whining cant Of martyrdom,
its bitter curses Of the defnnot coniederacy, and
its foulmouthed abuse Of Richmond, "the
beautiful and abandoned seat Of the rebellion,
looking rs comedy and specious as goodly
apple or q gilded sepulchre; where bloody
treason fourished its whip of scorpions where
the slave trade SO long held high carnival
where the press has found the lowest depths Of
profigacy where licentiousness had ruled until
probably q majority OF births were illegitimate;
where the fashionable and popular pulpit had
been so prostituted that its fulfilled minisering
gay Lotharios generally recommended the
Worship Of what they most respected-pleasurc,
property and powers" with its "pagan and
NEUROLOGICAL ideas Of Bacchus Mammon and
Mars - its illusions to 'the awful and athestc
past" Of Richmond and one sbuildiDg of ever
lasting granite that stood unharmed amid the
great connagration; with its spluttering pocti-
cal quotations; with its ecsiatic applause Of
"the leader and father Of successive Con-
crosses acknowledged to be so with
"a Difference which neither Clay, Fox.
the Pitts, nor even Cicero had ever
known" with all its angry and ridiculous
rhetoric, this charge is the strangest mixture
Of drivel and furious nonsense which ever dis
graced the bench. In getting himself up am
bitiously to "act well his part, Judge Under
wood must have had confused notion Of taking
for models Jeffreys, Parson Brownlow and
Robert Shallow, Esquire, Justice of the Peace,
and Coram and Custalorum, and Ruto-Corum,
too None but some Of Shakspeare's queerest
original characters, N revived to-day, could
utter such farrago Of rant and fustian as this
unprecedented charge. IL is certainly unique;
and additional peculiarities Of the occasion
were the presence Of Eve black men in the jury
boz, and the appointment Of John Minor Bolts
o. foreman Of the Grand Jury.
This appointment Is a suitable one. Bolts is
a veteran turtle as well as politician, and
knows all about breaking, biting and manag-
ing horses. This knowledge he may turn to
account by applying ii to the grooming and
training OF Virginia politicians. Among the
latter are not few vicious colts,
young and old, who need to be kindly
handled and skilfully trained, like the
horses on the Long Island racecourse. What
Frank Forester used to say Of American
horses is true Of certain Virginia politicians.
You do not meet with one horse in hundred
which has received the slightest artificial edu-
cation, which has the rudiment Of mouth,
that sine qua non Of finished animal, or the
smallest knowledge Of PAGES, even to setting
on with the right leg In the canter. He rears,
plunges, kicks and smashes everything to
pieces. II he starts Oh at all he runs along
anyhow. with his nose in the air or thrust OBJ
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Fraaco and Prussia Still Arming.
The kilograms from Europe state that France
and Prussia are still srming. This certainly
does not look like peace. 1t is probable the
Congress of the great Powers, now sitting ~
London, however anxious to preserve peace,
y only giving the belligerents time to prepare
for the fght-a fight not so much for the pos
session Of Luxembourg as for the supremacy IN
Western and Central Europe. In all proba-
bility both France and Prussia are making
greater preparations than the rest Of the world
knows Of 1t is said, for instance, that several
Of the iron-clads built for our government have
been quietly sold lately, and it is supposed to
Prussia or France-probably to Prussia. The
Onondaga and Dunderberg are mentioned.
Now that our war is over and we are not likely
to have another soon, we could sell several
monitors and other vessels of terrible charac-
ter, which could blow The French navy out OF or
under the W ter In q s,ort tim. We can spare
them, and iftie Psussian government is wise il
will cndeavor TO get possession Of them at
once. These would efecmally protect her
Baltic coast, aud give her q powerful navy
without delay. Then, when these have served
their purpose in the present crisl, we can
bald other monitors, still more formidable,
that could send them to the bottom at the
shortest notice. Now is the time for the threat
ening belligerents, and particularly for Prussia,
TO buy our American monitors aud iron-clads.
A few Of them will constitute most powerful
navy.
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stinately before hiH in q straight line with his
body, like . runaway Mig. Many virginia
politician will answer to this description. we
hope that our old friend, Mr.. Boss.' W.. .A.'
them oil in hand and make ese bessSp' :I0's
good points. Let him whisper WORD OF
advice also in the ear of certain Unteed States
Officers stationed in Virginia, who seem 70 De
growing as skittish as their neighbors When
the Richmond editors violate taste by vent19g
their spleen In sullen or spiteful articles,
General Schodeld only aggravates the case by
taking such NOTICE of those as infringe the
liberty Of the prsss. And when H. Rives Pol
lard, after rushing wildly about in svain in
quest of notoriety, unexpectedly stumbles on
military prohibition to lecture at Lynchburg
on Southern chivalry, his fortune is pade at
last, and he has chance as Q political martyr
of escaping oblivion.
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NISCELLANEOUS.

The Gaze or the Commonwealth OF Virginia versus the
state Of West Virginia in which tho Commonwealth
claims Jurisdiction the counties u Jefferson and
Berkeley, at present in tho limits Of West Virginia,
came up in the Supreme Court ss Washington yesterday
The also involves the question 70 whether old
Virginia Is a State in the Union.
The eight hour labor strike in Chicago IL about SUBJ
siding many Of the disconnected woskmsn having
turned to work at ten hours with the usual pay eight
hours with proportionate deduction An enthusiastic
meeting OF the workingmen OF st. Louis was held on
Monday night when resolutions adopted agreeing
to work eight hours Per day Il proportionase reduc-
ton Of wagea
A company Of Brownlow's tennessee militia became
recently, snd general fight ensued, in which
was killed. smother had his skull fractured and eight
ten moro were severely injured
On opening the Hudson County Court Of New Jersey
yesterday the Judge charged the Grand Jury to ndic
persons selling liquor on Sundays
prize fight took place yesterday morning In Bergen
county, New Jersey, between William Kelly and John
Grady One hundred and eighteen rounds were fought
scientifically lasting three hours and ten minutes, and
both were pummcled shockingy, when general
fight among the spectators ensued and the referee with
drew, thus making the contest draw.
The extensive distiiery OF d. r. sortwell 4 Co, IN
Cambridge. Mass and tho rectfying establishment Oh
Chester Graves at tho place. were seized on Friday
lost by special agent Of the United States Treasury De-
partment
coored man conducted the defence in case before
Justice Sanford, In New Jersey. on Monday.
Jacob Riley was tried recently in the Allegheny
County Court Of Maryland for killing his father and
sentenced years Imprisonment The case was
an aggravated one
The plantations south OF Memphis along the shores OF
the Mississippi nearly eli overdowed, and the plant
reported starving.
Judge Kelley addressed mixed audience at Mem phis
last night on the reconstruction question.
The Maryland Constitutional Convention assemblies
Annapolis to-day.
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THE PEACE CONGRESS.

Orgasixation Of the Londsu 6snferCncc-EAo
Luxemtsrs Decentralization Plan Not IN
Favor. us.ess*
LONDON, May 7-EvKuNG.
Tho Conference Of the European governments for the
settlement Of the conflicting claims Of France and
Prussia in regard 70 the Grand Duchy Of Luxemburg.
met In this city to-day.
is reported that the leading Powers hesitate to carry
out the proposition for guaranteeing the neuralizatea
OF Luxembourg and that the people Of the Grand Duchy
ask for annexation 70 Belgium.
France and Prussia Aiming Financial Aiara
and Distrust.
LONDON May TT P. H.
Notwithstanding the prel,mnaries looking to the
preservation Of peace, Franco and Prussia both
rapidly arming.
This is producing dstrust and alarm in anan-
cial circles here and elsewhere
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NEW sasarus. STATEN ISLAND. ELECTION.

At the election which was held At New Brighton yes
terday tor four trustees In compliance with chapter 5rI
OF the laws OF 1867 incorporating the village Of New
Brighton, four democrats we're returned as follows
ward, Adolph Rodessld democrat; Third ward, David
Moore, democrat Fourth ward John Iafarre democrat
There trouble, although anticipated serious
disturbances having occurred previous occasions at
the same places But The presence OF the police this
In great the cause OF so remarkabl
quetness regnirs over the villages Of Edgewalsr ana
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The President Of the =. r. e. A. Municipal
Jobs and Four-footed Animals.

Jobs and Four-footed Animals.
We publish elsewhere, as a curiosity Of lite
nature, communication from the President of
the $. P. c. A., regarding the Nicholson pave
ment and " that indispensable servant of civil
lzation, the rse,"-(Uide Mrs. Goodchild's
second primer). Mr.. Bergh's letter will be
found amusing, but we question whether his
argument in favor Of the protection OF horses
feet will reconcile our taxpayers to the ex-
penditure Of great many thousand dollars
unnecessarily on big Corporation job, any
more than his chivalrous crusade for the rights
and privileges Of the turtle would induce the
Aldermen to forego the luxury Of their favor
ite soup. We do not question the sincerity Of
the President OF the S. p. c. A. We have no
doubt that he Is as honestly tender Of horses
hoof as of chickens neck. But we would
suggest that there are thousands OF neg
lected little children running about in
this city, barefooted, winter and summer,
to whom the hard stones Of the roads are as un-
relenting and cruel as they are to "that noble
creature" (Mrs. Goodchild AGAIN., the horse
Might IL not be just as well for Mr.. Bergh aud
his society to look little after them and their
better foothold" in the world, as to spend so
much time and energy upon the lower grade Of
animalsi Many Of these little ones are subject
to more inhuman treatment than is ever meted
out TO dumb beasts, and their condition offers
wide field for the labor Of the philanthropists,
without opening their tender hearts to the suf-
- Goh a. \ r.
We can only repeat our advice to the s. p.
c. A., to keep their hands clear Of corporation
jobs and jobbers. Their plea for the Nichol-
son pavement looks little suspicious, esps-
cially when II is remembered that the scheme
Of the municipal spectators is TO lay II down
on streets that are little travelled by shat
noble creature. the horae." and not on Broad
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.


LIVERPOOL, May 7-2PM
Dispatches have been received from Queenstown,
which state that the ship j. r. Keeier Captain Delano
from Liverpool Tor New York, recently put in thers
leaky.
The bark Venus from penarth, waies bound to New
York put into this port to-day, leaky.
IivERPoor, May 7-2PM
Intelligence has been received that the brig Marshall
CAPTAIN Lee, has been condemned at Lagos.
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THE FENIAN TRIALS.

Captain McCaacrty Convicted Of High Trca-
H
e@ LONDON, May ia r Il
despatch from Dublin announces that McCaGerty.
who has been trial in thai city for high treason, has
been found guilty.
Connolly Convicted aud Clark Acquitted.
DUBLIN, May Z, 1861.
The prisoner Connolly Yves to-day convicted Of high
treason BY the Special Commission, and tho prisoner
Clark was acquitted and discharged from custody.
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TRIPLE SH EE T /.
New York, Wednesday, May 8. 1867.
r E NJ O v AL.

The New YORK HERALD establishment is now
located in the new HERALD Building Broadway
and Ann street.
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THE REFORM QUESTION.

The Ifberai Amendment to the Derby BlH
Accepted.
LONDON, May To r. n
The goverunent has accepted the liberal amendment
TO tho Reform bill providing for lodger franchise.
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NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS

Advertisers viii please bear in mind that in
order TO have their advertisements properly CLASH
nsd they should be sent in before half.past eight
o'clock in the evening.
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utAyY FROST IN MISSOURI.

ST. Ioris Nav Z 1867
The frost lat night -1ate ice In some localities, and
n said .uoL tlas hes bcen done 20 vegetables and
especially G.. tles.
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way, where sthat indispensable servant Of
civilization" is most frequently "cast with vio-
lence on the stones to await the arrival OF the
knacker.1 - s..4 ..A--.---~-
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The Liverpool Cotton Market.
LIvEKPooL, May Moon.
The cotton market rs quiet The estimated sales 70
day are 5000 bales Middling upands l1xd- 11xd.;
middling Orleans, 1ixd.
LrsRpool, May 7-2P.M n.
The cotton market is quiet and quotations without
change.
LIVERPOOL, May 7--Evening.
Cotton closes easier Tho to-day 10 900 bales
Middling uplands, l1Kd midding Orleans. l1xd
Trade Report.
Tho advices from Manchester unfavorsble.
Liverpool Breadstuns Market.
LIVERPOOL, May Moon.
wheat-sales Of No. Milwaukee red at lss Cd, and
white California at las Cd. Corn, 43s Cd Barley, -
Cd Oats, s< Ia Peas 44s
LvERroor, May ia p. n
Corn has declined Sd. since the opening and Is now
quoted at l3s per quarter for mixed Western.
LIvERPoor, May 7--Evening.
wheat-Sales Of No. Milwaukee red at las. cd, and
white California at las. Cd. Corn 43s 3D. a AS. Cd.
Barley, 4s. Cd. Oats, as. I'd. Peas, AS
Liverpool Provisions Market.
LIVERPOOL, May Moon.
Provisions without change. Pork, IT'S Cd. Beef,
l?7s. Cd Bacon, 3ss Lard Sis 3D. Cheese COS.
LIvERPooI, May 7-2PM.
Naval stores are tending downward.
LIVERPOOL, May Evening.
Pork, IT'S Sd. Beef, l27s. Cd Bacon, aes Lard,
5ls cd. Cheese, COS.
Liverpool Produce Market.
LIVERPOOL, May Moon.
Spirits OF petroleum, I'D Refined petroleum, Il.
ID. Pot ashes 34s Spirits OF turpcntnc ses Rosin-
Sales OF common at g. Cd, and fine at 14s Tallow,
44s Cloyerseed, SIS
LIVERPOOL, May To n.
Fine rosin has declined to 13s.
LIVERPOOL, May Evening.
Spirits petroleum, I'D Refined petroleum, La ID.
Pot ashes 34s Spirits turpentine, 3os. Sd. Rosin-
Sales OF common at Gs Cd, and refined at l3s Tslow
As. cloversecd, SIS.
The London Markets.
LONDON, Nay Moon.
No ~ Dutch standard sugar, As Scotch pig iron, 52s-
Cd Calcutta linseed, 6ss. Linsced OIL f39. Sperm
oil, fl3I wnac oil, ESQ. Linsoed cakes, GO IL.
LONDON, May Ia M.
Z Sugar is steady at 2as. for No IL Dutch standard.
LONDON, May 7-Evcning.
No. IL Dutch standard sugar, as. Scotch pig iron.
52s I'd Calcutta linsced 65s Lnseed oil, ESQ Sperm
oil, 4i3l. Whale oil go. Linsced cakes, co 11
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woRRRLL SISTERS NEW YORK THEATRE. oppo
site New York HoteL-ALADDix, THE WONDERFUL ScAMP-
Ctxn
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THEATRE FRANCAIS, Fourteenth street. near Sixth
acknowledgements FAREWELL PERFoRMAScEs-AscELo,
TxR or PA
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THE BUNyAN TABLEAUx. Union Hail. corner OF
Iwenty-third street and Broadway, 8-MoyISG MR.
nor or the PILCRIx's PRoGRx~-sixrY MAcNiricxNr
6cgNxs Matinee Wednesday and Saturday at ~ o'clock
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AMUsEMENrs THIS AFTERNOON AND EVENING.

BROADWAY THEATRE. Broadway. near Broome
street-rHE SHAMROCK.
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NEW YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY 6is Broadway -
HEAD AND RIGHT Ann PRoBsr-THE WASHINGTON
IwIEs-WoSDxRs NATURAL History, SCIENCE AND ART.
LKCyUREs DAILY. Open from A. N. till lOP N.
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GERMAN sTADT THEATRE. IS and ~ Bowcry.-
Elm SrUEsDcHES DIN CosroiR-
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

Tho Londsa Money Market.
LONDON, May 7-Noon.
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OLYMPIC THEATRE. Broadway BRouenAx IN
MtsslO
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HOOLEy OPERA HOUSE, Brooklyn.-ETHioprAN MIN.
oRRELsx. BALLADS BURLRsoUEs-BLAck CROOK.
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ACADEMY OF MUSIC, irving place.-THE IMPERIAL
TRogPk or JAPANESE ARTISTS IN THEIR oNDERrUL FEArs
Matinee at Two O'Clock.
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aoXDNY MORNING. SEPT. 2.


I'll. COppeFhehd$ ior Aepuui''iOi''
The wisdom OF Congress in sternly
demanding an irreversible guarantee
orthe ultimate payment OF the national
deb. is more than ever apparent. a
very thin and quite transparent skirt
covers, lust now, the cloven foot Of re-
pudiauon; but the attempt at Disguise
is a. unsuccessful as that Of JEFF. Davis
when lie tried to run away in his "ife's
apparel. Pendleton, late CopPerhead
candidate for tine Vice Presidency on
the ticket with Mcclellan, and the
arch demagogue Valinndigharn, are
stumping the State OF Ohio, ostensibly
advocating the early payment Of the
national debt in Oree1tbdeEs. with
II show OF Indignation, they pre-
tend to deny that they are in favor Of
regulating the national obligations.
Without multiplying words to expose
their zophiAtry, we call attention to the
fact that their real purpose Is being I'M
masked rather prematurely by some
of their allies in the rebel regions. The
Lyuchburg CVa.l Ne,os, viruleut
rebel sheet, in It's issue of the Goth inst,
speaks thus in leader headed "Repu
diAtiou:"
Heis 81 poor interpreter of the sigus of
tho times who does not perceive the APP
pryurh OF an oyersiGIdOwiug complica-
lion ia coming elections, before which
universal suffrage, cOnhscation, and
rccJnstruCtion pale into comparative
ia-I- nificlnce. The reputation Of Tie
gU,t.. de5t. partial dtTrst, but speedily
u he z,u0e CHlplete, u 10 be the issue on
iDhich elections IN The Northern suites
lUH speedily tt11i.
Already "a few of the holder speakers
and Journals oil the North avOw their
preference for out-nnu-out reputation
OF The war debt, but n majority seem
disposed to approach The subject more
cautiously, and effect their purposes by
itttiircciiOn rather than by less equivo-
cal methods. With such polite indiuid-
listIS population takes the form OF ddvo-
C4tcy OF the payment NJ United States
bonds ~ gree1tbucks.
The arguments by which it is COM
Inended To the support OF the people are
So sDeciOLs, and appeal - strongly to
their interests and their pTejfdices, that
IL will be difficult to stay the tide OF
popularity on which they now seem TO
be riding.
The Democratic party at the North
are organizing ON this question, and
declare their purpose TO make IL test
MIR. Vnilandignam addressed ii large
audience last week in Ohio, and thus
discussed the subject.
Ai.er quoting from Vallnndigham's
speech, and from the Cincinnati Euqta-
ret and Fulton Illinois) Democrat, the
NcirS thus continues:
Such sentiments are finding more fa-
vor with the people every day, and they
viii not be driven from its considera-
tion by quibbles of loyalty, or appeals
coming from bondho.ders concerning
honesty and good faith. Reputation
il surely before Observation-Disclosures might
us well prepare for the coming storm.
Honest minded people can here see
what is the intent of copperhead scoun-
drelism. Verify, Jefr., the Great Mis-
sissippi RepudIator. has his apt schol-
ans and Jealous disciples.
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nv the club wuz gathered around, i'm
nazhent to hear me sound the glad
tidins over Egypt's dark sea broke
the seal. ,,,,
"Ror! RorI Rori" cheered the club.
And Thomas is appinted in his
So read this dispatch. There wuz
nary a cheer follered it. The most
death-Mke silence pervaded the rooms.
One by one, the members skulked out
to settle with the niggers whose beds
they had bustid in the mornin, and to
ashoor EN- It WIZ all a joke. Tie lists
wuz destroyed and the revolvers and
shot guns was all packed away At a
msetin held immejitly, the follerin res
olooshens WIZ passed:
ReJolred, That It is possible for men whose
faith is bigger nor grain NV mustard seed 20
hev confidence in President johnson, bot
Resoref, That We asked him for bresd and
he give Us q stone;-We asked him Tor an ess
and he give Us a scorpion. -,
Re8olrsd, That a committee Nv wv = u
pointed 70 toss up for the difference 80 r -
Sheridan and Thomas, and another 70 yIsSSt
up wherein we are better on un"e'
than we wuZ under stanton. l., ,-.ri,,
RssolUed That the President, IN AN 49,. en- y
hopes only 10 ds-h eni 70 - si l,5,, taeitns
P.S,I,,ei That II he Is ever Roin 70 40 any
ming Tor Us why don't he do II, ana
Al this pint another despatch caue;
Tyuz too much affected TO read Il, and
nnsst it to the President. Hell ~
sd he, "GentIe sirs, hunt yet holes;
Thomas is sick and won't come. and
sheridan is goIn to stay after all"
Concludin that my ofishel duties pre-
vented me from maxim u longer stay IN
Moo orleans, hasiened North agin
with all speed. jest Ell WIZ leavin the
city. got another dispatch Stain that
Haucock wuz appointed to Sheridan's
place. 1 didn't consider the pooze suf-
fishenily cheerin 10 indoose me 10 go
back agin. l feel that men Nv my opin-
ious is safer in Kentucky than any
where else. Kentucky didn't secede,
and therefore, within her borders sece7-
shenists are safe. Thank the Lord for
Kentucky.
there. tho. He wool help 'em II he
Good, but he can't. ConGris tied his
hands. He kin appint this man or that
man. but both this man and that man
are bound to execoot the law. Wat Kin
the President dor
PETROLEUM V. Massey, P. M,
(Which is Postunaster.)