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The New York herald., 1867-04-27

whether Russia Germany or Franco ss vet lies buried
In the womb OF time; but of thing we may be well
assured that whicnever gains ON the Continent will ere
long turn its victorious arms against us The simple
enthusiasts who think that commercial interests will
then find how missrably they have been mistaken; AID
pocer by tAe eord siu cease b make Of s
sOord for ITS ezssnsso. Look at Rome ancient and
Power victorious ON the Continent will, beyond
all question, turn its arms against this country
natural and unavoidable inclination a the great Powers
OF Europe have wrongs 70 avenge, inaiod thes ty
Blsdin IN former tisss and which they viii willingly
seize the nrst opportunity Of reQung We have paid
two visits to France within four centuries and
cupied Paris, and her would gladly return the
sa at ssbastopol and she'w always feel awkward tin
she has returned II 70 at Portsmouth Our victorious
ars Aas: Beer I .ss. e wa.A'gs and ne Amr.eans az:
be in London Contemplating then a. likely may
say almost certain, such coalition against US very
what what means have We 70 resist s ~ - And And here
an observation Of the utmost Importance occurs
particular attention Isis, that the application OF iron
70 the plating Of vessss and casing eli ships OF war In
srmcr which y impsrvous TO two hundred or three
OF naval war; but has O. one blow, deprived 90 ar -
available ships g. Of our naval superiority. IAres
Aseroans could ot Do 1s a. sscuay a. As i,um vesse
Aod do~e. Our great wooden aeet long the pride of
Britain the terror Of tho world hes stored up d Port:
time contest Those noble three-dsckers such the
Duke Of Wellington, would be sent 70 the bottom by
single gun carrying . three hundred pound ball We
have q blow. virtually lost The iiset which bed
been growing up for two hundred years For
tho construction OF . new feet OF ir0nclads we
must wait for time and money just as all the other
Powers must do We have lost start In the race We
must all set OF and abreast This IL hs real secret
Of the vast voted annually for tho navy and tho
general complaint that we have little show for
them. We have been laying the foundations OF feet
which be as yet only in its infancy Other nations are
just far are. 1t Is doubtful whether our
Royal navy yet equals that of America Unedto that
Of Russia the latter IS decidedly superior to anything
could bring forUdyd II forest OF hostile ir0nclads APP
pear off Spithead Plymouth vain will be the forty or
hfty noble sail Of the line lying in our harbor Every
thing will depend, not on the hfty old wooden iinSof-
battle ships but the eight fine iron-cads This
great change has entirely altered relative position IN
any future naval war; and unless steps taken and
that speedily to counterbalance its effects may safely
be predicted that evil days coming upon and that
the days OF our national independence are numbered
The New York herald., 1867-04-27
the NEW LICENSE sYsTEm.

Every preparation IL at present being made at police
headquarters for the issuing OF licenses pursuant 70 the
provisions Of the law transferring the license power
from the Mayor to the Police Commissioner The astse
contend that the late action Of the Common Council
peang the city ordinances relating TO the licensing o(
paWnbrokers. hacks, &C. will not have the slghteoe
effect deterring them from pursuing the course
OF their way far the license business Is concerned.
In 10 those who say that law which gives them
power TO add TO- amend or modify ordinances thas
moro In existence by reason OF the action OF the
Common Council is null and void, they point 70 .
tain clause be found in the chapter the Finance
System" page 75s, flaws referring the city and
in which Il is distinctly laid down that mo-
law ordinance can be amended by the Common Coun-
Gil without consent Of the Legislature the amending Of
which would tend to decrease the Of the Sink
ing Fund On page 567 Of the same volume the oFdi-
nances relating 70 the Sinking Fund enumerated,
first and foremost among which are those hack,
pawnbrokers, and licenses of like character.
Firmly convinced that past or future action Of The
Common Council will 10 apywse interfere with the
regular OF the system the license business
which they intend 70 pursue they have issued orders
changing the cnle Of the Twenty sixth precinct police
hack inspectors) rom City Hall the oss
where, under the command Of Captain Bracket, thsy
will oct the new Bureau Of Licenses ID thor
ooghly organized. They the poce) act the part a
enfoce OF the Law, and report to the Commission Who
and who entitled 70 license pawnbs0Esr,
hack keeper or driver, &C
The New York herald., 1867-04-27
LOUISIANA. .



rHE REGISTRATION swIsDEL
The dsgraceful exhibition or the utter trampipa up0u
all law right and decency, known the registration i'm
this city, b still continued More than half q tla
white citizens fully qualified under the law are turneI
away, wbie every negro who applies is immediately
accepted nd registered NatuFalized citiSens are noe
only required 70 produce their papers, bus to leave them
with the REGISTRAR With very dim prospect Of
getting them back Old cItizens who have lived hero
quarter Of century and who pay individually moss
taxes than the whole radical party in the State pay col
iectivey are turned away because they have been e
remote period Of their hves school directors o.
aldermen under the city govsrnent and suspected
OF having sympathised With the rebellion
(From the New Ureans frcayune, April 21.I
NOT 10 RDGs7sR AND von = 10 VOTE AGAIssr N
=. sOUrH
Underor dinary circumstances yea might consult ~
sense Of the fitness Of to vute with you and decli
to vote with such you deemed unnl Bat this y Z
moment OF pss 70 your wives your children, your -
gr4ss; and II zen shrink from vOtag now, you commie
their futurs-whioh they cannot, buE you might coa-
trol-to those who desire 70 Triangle I'll their feeng
aspirations, hopes, interests, thcir everything -
short into the very dust. u ycs wish 70 -
those whom you profess to- love- 70 cherish an4
70 honor beFet or ali hope, and the wrctched
and helpless objects Of insult and oppressiea.
refuse 70 register; deprive yourselves OF .
vote and let your State fall Into aen haadA He Who
viii NOT now take part In the reorganization forced upon
rs by power We cannot resist, votes that those only
their decrsss collect appropriate and dsburse its 70
vcnaes and prescribe its lava who desire like Brown
low, 70 drive out every man Of Southern heart and
southern affections that new population may possess
the Land Not 70 register and not TO vote ID 70 voes
against the South.
The New York herald., 1867-04-27
HE WEST INDIES
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE Of THE HeaAtp.

The Jamaica Tonnage Duties BIil-Exemp-
tion and announcement TO Trade. DC.
KINGSTON, Jamaica, April 10, 1857.
In the new act for imposing tonnage dues which has
recently passed the Legislature there are several exemp
tions Of vessels from Dues made with the design 70
encourage trade with the island, and which think
ough to have that effect. Here they
1.-An steam vessels trading to, in or about tho
island.
2-Au vessels laden only with ice, or with fresh
fruit, poultry, fresh fish and fresh butter
3.-All vessels laden only with Goals.
charge CARGO but sha oniv land passenSers and their
luggage and stores or call for orders.
5.-An vessels In distress putting into any Of the
ports of the island for the psrpose Of REPAIRS and such
vessels shall not be liable TO the stamp duty, on the
Governors warrant for the sale OF board Of
8 All vessels arriving in ballast
Z, Vessels exempted on entry pay half tonnage dues
when they clear with dyewoods or bamboo.
II stated by the Governor the other day. in tho
tion Of mercantile men and Others from this city, thai -
had eceved information that the LEGISLATURE Of Brti9h
Honduras had just voted 600 the extent they could
aford) towards securing monthly mail steamer from
Belize 70 av ana, thence to Jamaica, returning by the
route To carry out the scheme would require an
other e. 0o0 which they asked jamaica to provide; bs
SAID the Governor, in our present depressed crcum-
Stances this Is . largo sum 20 nnd. What com-
Jamalcal He wishes 70 elliott public opinion on
the subject and. should the feeling be favor
Opinions are divided a. 20 the benefits We are likely 70
derive from . monthly communication with Havana, but
there ID only opinion TO the desrabty Of steam
communication with New York, and proposition from
the government 70 grant subsidy 70 American con-
pany that would run vessel monthly between this
place and the Empire City would meet with univesA1
favor.
While on this subject let say the hope u sx-
pressed bore that that steamers touching at any
port In Jamaica arc exempt from tonnage dues the
California seamers well the vessels running betwes.
New York and Aspinwail, will renew their periodical
visits 70 Kingston for coalng purposes. They wsrs
driven away, believe by the heavy tonnage dues that
used to be imposed Now that there Is nothing 70 pay
the way clear for them TO make Kingston coaling
otafiOn.
The New York herald., 1867-04-27
LONG ISLAND lNIEllIGENcE.

MAsoNc.-A new chapter OF Royal Arch Masons has
just been organized at the village Of Flushing. The
Council is composed Of Rev r 3 Fairohid, H r.; g.
W. Brown, X. w.; l.. Seaman 5. I.s meetings are
held every Friday evening.
BuRsLARr-A feed store at Hunters Point was brok o
into on Monday lest when Mr.. shuts, the proprietsr
lost valuable overroas and pau Of pan,s Tks
thieves finding nothing Is moro value abandoned The
store and broke INTO IArkins Office ii the ferry,
and detected by the wachpan vockstns nuts and
oranges When arrested they had with them q COM
plete set OF burglars TOOLS and ara supposed belong
70 ganx that have for sr,e time past beenssmittine
dcpredations Ia Queens eounx.
The New York herald., 1867-04-27

Scotch Historian on the Effects Of the
Conflict.
On the occasion Of the opening Of volunteer drill
hall at Glasgow couple OF weeks since Sir Archibald
Allison spoke at length the subject Of Engands
national armamentA ueaf M
Referring 70 the present state Of matters abroad he
said ,-Europe In Mr. Disraeli's Words has become q
great camp and this very day the French funds have
sunk two and half per cent from the ruuors OF an ap
preaching rupsurc. Now, this the state OF affairs
when the volunteer question comes forward; ami In
common with the whole empire We have TO reflect on
the present alarming state u public anars and the way
in which We can bes esoaps their disastrous effects
Everything depends the right way OF doing this,
Every day you hear the continual II hope IN God We
may keep out OF Lea the Continental Powers hght out
.ner own battles without Interference" All right
senuemsn, n you are sure that will keep out Of us.
su' win " DO that Rely upon II, u ,rH not drcdd
fth ,oar = obos commence on the Continent which
wt 70 al appearance terminate In the undisputed su
Psemsoy ot one PowsE What snch Power viii be.
The New York herald., 1867-04-27

BALnnoRs crr PoLmcS THE Conservative Csavso-
tion Baltimore has nominated Reverdy johnson, n,
for Judge Of City Court, and T. Parin Scott for Clerk
The democrats I. Parkin Scott for Jadge, and A J.
George for Clerk. The republicans have issued -
dress 70 AL oyal citizens Of Baltimore. without regasd
70 past political dterencss color, VITO -
favor Of the principles OF the republican Union party
20 hold ward meetings Tn arsday EVENING, the "a q
Nay TO select ten delegates from each ward TO repre-
sent the city in ths state Republican Convention wsh
meets on Tuesday, the 1lth OF My.
The New York herald., 1867-04-27

hope nothing may In future 70 disturb the pleas
ant relations now existing Two such sensible man
toadies and meddsrs generally be fored 70 tax
back ssats We shall have fears whatever ior nar
mon0us and happy future General Pope poe.eses
large Of practical sense, and 90 docs me Gov
ornOY
The New York herald., 1867-04-27
T E X A s.
co,ored schools in Texas.

COIored Schools in Texas.
The freedmen OF Gonzales, Texas, have raised fund
OF $500 70 build sch0ohOuse, and the Inquirer says
they are very desirous Of employing Southern white
teacher who will conduct school for them just as white
folks schools conducted That paper thinks the cor
poraton ought to give them lot and all other reason
able encouragament which will, doubtless be done.
The New York herald., 1867-04-27

commande2 By Captain Charles B. Gaskl, Fortieh In
fantry. ,GaErison-Oompany l. Fortsth infantry.
The hsadquaEten Of the Fortieth infantry wll b
established at Raleigh, N. G. and Colonel n Miles,
ForSietn infantry, will command his regiment In addi-
ton 70 the duties named In paragraph eight Of this
The New York herald., 1867-04-27

Gcncral Pope and Gevcrnor Jenkiss.
tFrcm the Atlanta New Era, April 2Al
We have abundant reason TO know that the recent In
tervew between these distinguished officials was o
abs most ulsAsant and satisfactory onarmctcr. and
The New York herald., 1867-04-27

Probable Cise % the Assassins-Thsy are
smppesed - be Their Way - CanaAA-
corresposdsss Of the Detroit Free Prss wrusg
from Edwarskburg, Michigan, April 10, states thee tive
men, representing In every particular the mu.a:rssss
passed through q near Edwardsburv on the sh mses
ten days After the murder The correspondent con-
tinnes:-I was stopping at tho farmhouse q Samuel
Rupc eight mes northeast Of Mtsnawakee, on the BACK
neiqhborkood road running from the last named place
in northcastssy direction. Just before eight O'Clock
two men came In for something 70 eat saying
they wers out Of money, sc. Mrs Ripple set on some
victuas and they ate four times a. much - any two
men ought 70 consume at one meal They were Tho
most desperate looxing fellows 1 ev or sav, and
A. soon as they was fully impressed that they
we're fugitivee ffom JUSTICE and phocgrapned" them
in every particular 10 their clothing boots, &cs
they spoke but lktle only 70 answer questions, anA
Their answers confused and mixed The smallest
man asked III thsre any towns NEAR, and nd
they were "gong 70 Chicago The largest man asked
N .tbis was ia Michgan- me mon were on foot; No
sstchel o. bundle Of any kind The evening was very
ARK the road By Mr Ruples ruHning nearly cast and
vest The nex morning went out and found By their
tracks that they from the west and continued
east or rather northeast na mile above the road
hook that dlrcctioa. From what got ont S them
tbink they were heading for Canada. am sure they
WI vet bs caught No person them With
o,G isposting" them a. 'sbushwhackers"
The New York herald., 1867-04-27

GovERsoR JEsKUa Of Georgia, has returned home
and 10 obliged 70 dse clutches In locomoton having
been severely iujsred ov fall while Washington II
reported tbe Governor stumbled over bench In the
Capitol
The New York herald., 1867-04-27

THs --LATEST oDGE.-Birdsong-a NOMINAL slave until
Freedom living apart from hrs own@<s and enjoying
with his amiy the fruits or his labor-s worried By
the imposition I've quote hm) Of taxes from which he
has hitherto been Free He says ~ paid, sir s4s on
my three bags OF cotton they took that out and rye
been paying and paying; but sir, I'll match them
this ycar-my Rrandmother was an Indian and Ill BE-
an Indian not taxed "-Augusd il,a) Chyonicls
The New York herald., 1867-04-27
THE COMING WAR.

Germany Perfectng Her Field Strafegy-Im-
portance Of Luxemburg-HOw France Mny
be Invaded.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-08-18
HORRIBLE DISASTER.

Over One Hundred Mon Buried Alive In
Coal Mfne-.AL Hopes or their safe
~ vanqutshsa
The columns of the German papers are
hiled with the particulars of one of the great.
Get disasters that ever desolated any mining
On the LIST of July last the wooden frame
work OF a thousand and Eve hundred feet
deep PIT OF coal mine in the neighborhood
OF Longan, IN Saxony, gave way, blocking
up with an lmpenetrable mass of timber and
rock the pit at depth of about three hun.
dred ellis nom the top. At the moment Of
the disaster one hundrend and two men, near,
ly all OF them supporters of large families
we're wosking at the bottom of the mine
Their provisions were only calculated for ON
day. On the 9Th of July, the date Of our
latest news By mail, the place who're the fal.
len masses had stopped the pit was of such
solid structure that the water was STANDING
on 1t many feet high. From all sides ihe
most available help was offered. but the
conviction that nothing could be done soon
enoughto save the unfortunate miners wsaL.
ened, as seems, any energetic efforts. Tbev
were doomed to die of starvation and 49,.
OF air. On the 4th Of July an attempts n
reach the bottom of the mine by any ou;ck
process Was abandoned, and q sure but SLOW
plan was devised, BY which, at least, the
corpse OF the persisted could be extracted
iron tubes Of about two feet in diameter were
= he sunk through the obstruction down to
lem OF the pit. Among the dead are
y married men, one Of whom had !
i ~ aisa f'ne living children. The scenes nj
~ s,1,ance Of the pit are described Is la
and thirty>ssven ehildren 6ll.s a.. -. ul .M
Their woeful cries, whilst The Guper;r ssndau.
OF the mine, 20 whore nsriirefss ths J;.sa
ter was ascribed b. the psonia .o.., III u.sas'
prisonmenk s11uen I'M
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-08-18
OVER 4 MILLION DOLLARS SAVED

OVER 4 MILLION DOLLARS SAVED
Gentlemen 81 had . negro man, worth 81, 200
who took cold from bad hurt in the leg, and was
useless for over year. | had used everything I
could hear Of without benefit, until tried the
Mexican Mustang Liniment. II coon effected o
permanent cure. j. L. DOWNING,
Montgomery, Aha, June II, 1859. ss&tta 4.
1a III take pleasure In recommending he Mexfcan
Mustang Liniment az . valuable and indispehsa-
Bile article for Sprains, Sores, Scratches Calls
on Horses. Our men have used itfor Burns, Brui-
SEES, Sores, Rheumatism, Ge., and all say it acts
like magic" j. w. HEWITT,
Foreman for American, Wells, fargoa and Ham,
dens Express.
"The sprain ofmy daughters ankle, occasioned
while skating last winter, was entirely cured in
one week, after she had commenced using your
celebrated Mustang Imminent. ED. SEELY."
Gloucester, Mass, Aug. l, 1855. i
1t is an admitted fact that the Mexican Mus
tang Liniment performs more cures in q shorter
time, on man and beast than any article ever dis
covered. Families, livery men and planters
should always have it on hand. Quick and sure
it certainly is. All genuine is wrapped in steel
plate engravings, bearing the signatars of G. W.
Westbrook, Chemist, and thu pirate U. S. stamp
of DKHAs BARNES 4 Co, over the top.
An effort has been made to counterfeit it with a
cheap stone plate label Look closelyf
saratoga Spring Water, sold by all
Druggists.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-08-18
REPuBLIoAs PLArrcRs.

,8n.A-Ia-.xs 49, - u AAL,l...i,.
OF onr political fsth Dist Ill equal 6sors -
Law, and We srs In favor q ssch amsndmess 70 ~
Consultation u the etats Of Iowa = Win secure ths
, ,sa.: e. J. =, ,. :sl
2. That vs eeprovs Of the MILITARY rsconsk uctien
act passsd By the 3osh anA lcsh oonSrss but The
illiberal construction b. unfiss1ly 00eiA dspsiv6
sheseses Of th:ir scstN 81 vitality. y dt4Ra -
IS: s:irI s.s.s = "a 49,
the reconstruction ofths Rebel States upon I'D
10y al basis.
J. That the prompt trial and punishment according
to law Of the bead Of the late rebellion for his infamous
crimes impsravely 6sanded for the vndication pf
the Consultation and the aws and for the proper
shment OF the highest crime Il 10 demanded Justice
honor, and proper regard fir tbs protection Of Ame
f fs..s. ..s:s e. s e: s 70; sD; 20
the dignity Of The nation, but In justice 10 the loyal
people who have been heroic 10 ths devotion 10 DIE
cause Q ths 0nnsts1e tue U8ieu and Liberty, and 70
shs soldier: Of ~ uneh - survive sd the nemury
i Of the heroic - 80 Ok
l. That % = n ihyor u shs stssrsss4 scopsAy In
the expenditurs 8 pube nsnsy. ssd thst ws demand
81 the hands ofai ooy uoals 10th etAtc and Natoue
ahthfdl and rgtty hsasst saninistration Of pubic
aahin.
s. That the lspubliean rspbsu Of the Congress Of
he geited eAs9 ~ entitie9 p she tte6kS d SAsNs
No. ~ thfe tAnnGbs IN resbunG ~ cea1p6aeg to
tsrn over tlecoespl u the 0ovsfnGk - sAe ns6 Of
teato and SAef nles and h ds5s4uht ne purposes
corrupt Executive and thus sussainng the intersetl
Of liberty, iss gfsss m 1aneesD ssis In history
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-08-18

This splendid Hair Dye 10 the best In The world. The
oply Se Al pe3ea D1s-Harmless, Reliable Instan Ia
6oua- No Afaepcnan1nt. Norfd6nlnss Hnss. Aati
urai Black Brown. Remedies the i'll efects Of Bad
iui, The genuine is sisnsd Villas 4. Bachelor. All
others limitations and should be avoided Gold
by a Dfuggists and Psrfunsers. Factory " Barclay
ikrsss New York. z; fdpcI3 dAviy
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-08-18

DuteAer's. Lightnin8 Fly-Killer viii or
k6ey sxtsnaa1ss thsss 49, fits h pssssvmed
in. Beware Of bogus Fiy-papsr, which some dealers
keep bscsnss they get fbr nearly nothing Don't
b. swindled. Ask for DUToH1R's, which y sold
Sktfxs Druggists aT 38N Inay38-dAw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-08-18

- -. s. -
|oAoeef MSu Yoek = n -
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-08-18
Aqua DE MAGNOLIA.

A toilet delight. Superior to any Cologne, used
to battle the face and person, to render the skin
set and fresh, to sIlay Inflammation, to perfume
clothing, for headache, 10. It il manufactured
from the rich Southern Magnolia, and is obtaining
q patronage quite unprecedented. II 10 favorite
With actresses and opera singers. 4 issod by all
dealers, at sl00 in large bottles, and by DExAs
BARNES & Co., New York, Wholesale Agents
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all
Druggists
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-08-18

LYoxs ExrnAcr or RDREsJAHAIcA GEoER--
for Indigestion, Nausesy Heartburn, Sick Head
ache, Cholera Morbus, Flatulency. &c., where >
warming stimulant i required. It's careful prep
aration and entire purity makes II cheap and
reliable article for culinary purposes. Sold every
where, It 80 cts per bottle. Ask for sLYoH's
Pure Extract. Take no other.
6aratega SPFing Water, sold BY 81
Df1aeists.
jy7-sAt-d-eow.w s93a
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-08-18

Who would not be beautifully Who would not
add to their beauty What gives that marble
purity and disfisgne appearances we observe upon
the stage and in the city BELIEF 1t is no longer
secret. They use Hagan's Magnolia Balm. Its
continued use removes tan, freckIes. pimples and
roughness, from the face and hands, and leaves
the complexion smooth, transparent, blooming and
ravishing. Unlike many cosmetics, it contains
no material injurious to the skin. Any Druggist
viii order it for you, if not hand at so cts per
bottle. W. E. HAGAN, Troy, n. Y, Chemist
D1nAS BARNES . CO.. Whelfsate Agents, n, r.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all
Druggists.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-08-18

Heimstrect fnfinitablc Hair Coloring is net n
dye. All instantaneous dyes are composed of Ia
mar camstie and moro or less destroy the vitality
and beauty Of the hair. This is the original Hair
colofing, and has been growing in favor over
twenty years. 1t restores grey hair to its original
color by gradual absorption, in q most remarkable
manner 1t is also beautiful hair dressing Sold
in two sizes-50 cents and Shy NIL dealers
G. HEIMSTREET, Chemist.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold bya
Druggists.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-08-18

TO MARRY OR NOT TO MARRY
WHY NOTi
8 D6fious Reese etions Ter YouDg MAJ,
Essays Of the Howard Association, the Physiological
xoss Abuses and Diiasss induced BY fgnorance Of Ma
lures Laws in the hrst age Of man Bent in sealed let
tsr savslopss, frss Of charge Address DR.. J.sxILLIN
uoUaHTON Howard ASSOCIATION, philadelphia Pa
msss&dswaGs p