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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-05-01

BABRs.-Among the conveniences at the
Paris Exhibition will be a model cr1cbe. in
which the children under three years of age
OF all women employed in the building will
be tended and fed gratis. The cr5che will open
on the 1st of April, and babies desirous of a
right ofadmission are requested to write down
their names, or make their marks, at their
earliest convenience, in order that sufficient
accommodations may be provided.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-05-01
SUCCr .SS or RLSTORL

HOW THE AMERICAN PEOPLE APPRECIATE TALENT
- On the 18th of May Madame Ristori Will leave
the United states Tor her native country. Soc
made her debut here on the goth of Septemb 1, ,
1866, and since that time she has performed one
hundred and sixty-eight nights. in the following
The New York herald., 1867-02-19

by at of jealousy than BY desire TO sec the invalid
Az all events many stories in circulation and bon
nots abundance amuse the vennese coieres dealing
in scandal.
some months ago wrote on the subject OF the govern
men lotteries existing In Austria 10 the great deirment
Of public morality There Is movement on foot TO
abolish them. Unfortunately, they source OF
great revenue to the State think probable 1t VIII ro-
suit in nothing.
Another shameful, well known and, indeed, al.
most recognized institution In Vienna Is the
" usurious loan system" II is impossible even
to guess at the number 81 men who are
making their livelihood. perhaps fortunes by lending
money at most exorbtant rate in Vienna; but from the
innumerable advertisements and placards on the walls
and in the papers II must be great These men lend
money on almost any security pawn tickets, horses,
housea dresses or any imaginable thing, receiving IN
return the quiet little interest OF tan per cent per month
for the amount lent private firm intends starting
business BY which they hope to realize handsome diyi
dends in lending small amounts per cent for the
Same period. Should this succeed the employment OF
the rascay Jews who a present screw" the very life
blood out Of many victim will have been taken away
and blessing rendered 70 the poorer classes o. vienna
Mr.. Motley, our Minister here, gave magnificent ball
on Wednesday last, at which was represented almost
every diplomatic MISSION In Vienna The invitations
covered list Of two hundred Names and the affair was
considered the most brilliant one or tho season
The New York herald., 1867-02-19

ADVANCE In Rates-RollinG Tree Deere aaA
Shnttcrs Disnppreved Of, &c.
numerousy attended meeting OF tAe New York
Board Of Fire Underwriters was held yesterday are,nso
Ancr considerable discussion on the subjec. Of ~
proposed advance In rates. the following reso,usso.u
were adoptsd-
Resolved That the rates mercantile and storSee rsks
sed ~ th na oe sssjeced 70 an advance
II M snrveys snd cassincaons Of hazards 50 csa
s; n nnsss; ssn 8 ). a. Il ioc:s csqs " s.. 20 ;!n
l3s los II lso with the proporonaD IL; ~ =
Resolved That cents be added 70 the rats On all bs
nes for the absence Of iron shutters from any part Of ast
building which the Ccmmse surveys report needing
allow Il ,Ssr being opened from he outside ana % ss az
ayed 10 manner which shall meet the approval Of The Con-
me use Of rolling iron doors and shutters was obscasA
70 on the ground that such shutters and doors are the
greatest obstacle the rcmen have contend with. The
recent destruction OF Messra Chttenden Co Stove
was tnsanced - an illustration of the fncs tha1 whgo
they are used u u almost impossible for the mos -
reach the flames and prevent the spread o. nrcs =
buildings ,s In which nrs has once commenced In -
ross os door, door, opinion o !s Board ne us: .
on.ee that the Commse ssrveys bs DRESSED e
rcsoiuton was adopted authorizing the Chairman %
appoint committee OF I'VE 70 confer with the StaAe
senate Insurance Committee to consider what legisatoa
Is necessary 70 protect property In this city from deruc
During the meeting II was incidentally mentioned by
that owing the heavy losses Of last year some
panies whose stock quoted two three years ago
at from one hundred and dy TO two hundred and nifty
per cent actually encroaching on their capital
The New York herald., 1867-02-19

national 1rey, 70 b suspected and avoided Wet8S8
seen dhg 6s recent panics that in d iSS
dsrust that has been produced our Continental creditors
tances thereby neceitatig Withdrawal Of gold nom
the Bank Of England In times Of complete confidence
facilities for economzng the legal tender currency but
the moment dstrus arises such facilities are less avaa
ble discounts advance in other words the payment
which crpples trade and entails distress upon the couu
try Your committee consider IL grave error to leave
the interests Of the commercial community any vnv
in the hands of single joint stock company, whocS
own profit will naturally be their nrst object YouS
OF 1874 should be repealed and the loan from the Bank
Of England TO government repaid The question OF legal
tender has had tho careful attention Of your con-
mittee and recognizing its great importance in refee
foreign trade thsy recommend thai gold and
silver should be legal tender, together With notes
partment Of the State They also recommend thai there
should be supplementary currency or issue OF notsq
not payable in gold but secured BY government stoc
such notes not 70 be legal tender but receivable fos
taxes customs and By the Post Once such sue nos =
exceed one-half Of the annual revenue These noea
liked rate Of interest to tho borrower or the governmsus
might issue them through the agency Of governments
bankers, purchasing consOls 70 be held a security sgans
them.
Your committee believe that such nosss wcuIa
circulate freely when required, and being inde-
maintain credit and prevent scarcity q cur.
rency. They also believe that depreciation Of sseb
% .s0% a1
quired by trade the Of discount would fall and b,
being able TO obtain loans ct less cost would r.
pay the notes TO government and redeem their nsog;
and the remainder the slightest evidence Of deproct
ation would Immediately be returned 70 government n
payment Of taxes and customs and thus would be with
drawn from circulation until again required
Your committee In conclusion, submit their propeaI-
tons 70 the sorios consideration OF the Chamber be-
hevng that adopted, they would place the issues d
currency in this country on more satisfactory bash
than was done by the act Of 1874 and would be
likely 70 effect the objects contemplated by Sir Robert
which twenty two years experience has shown 10 have
increased rather than lessened the evils 1t intended
10 remedy. 4
table Is appended showing the fluctuations in The
rate OF discount from the year 1922
The New York herald., 1867-02-19
BRITISH RECONSTRUCTION.

The UnIov Of the Reformers Of EnGIand and
Ireland Proclaimed and Ratincd-John
Bright and the O'Donoghue on the Compact
and H. Benehts-How the English Reform-
ers c1 Make Ireland as Free ms II Annexed
20 ~ United States, &c.
[From tho London Times, Feb 81
Ufeting was held In the Free Trade Hall, Manches-
ter esterday, Tor the purpse OF hearing the 0Dono
the Irish Question and the Importance Of the
Uyon between English and Irish Reformers" The
osir was occupied BY Mr. Bright M r There werc
80 present Mr: \ b Potter, NJ r, Mr.. g. Hadneld
Held, ~ T., Sir K ArmItage lths High Sheriff. the
Mayor OF Oldham, MT v Beales Mr.. Ernest Jones' &c
The ball was densey crowded at early hour and the
appearance on the platform
Mr., Bright on rising was received with loud ed pyp-
The New York herald., 1867-02-19

The following General Order has been received In ths
city BY Collector Shook Il refers 70 tho removals of
whisksy for redistilaon, transportation and rcctica
tion to which attention called in Sundays HEsaLp
in consequence Of the facilities afforded under tho old
system parties 70 swindc the out Of the
legal taxes and duties due thoreon:-
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, 0ryIcE or INTERVAL REvEsus
WASHINGTON, February 10, 1897 4
Sm--The privilege OF Withdrawing spirits from ono
General Bonded Warehouse for transportation In bond 70
another warehouse class has been heretofore ~oa
because was believed 10 be demanded BY the noccsR
ties OF the Ade but there be such nscossty op
transfers In bond from another when
both arc located In New York Brooklyn and you are
instructed allow such transfers In future unless
special permission given by the CommisslonSr In eAoK
case
r. A. ROLLlNS Comm issIonsr.
sHuwDAr 6Hocr, ESQ. Collector Thirty -sscsnd District
New York
The New York herald., 1867-02-19

We have Aiss IRON the British vsss Indies dassd q
Kingston, JamaicA q tho 20th Of Jasuasy. sa
Our correspondence thas e.y. wnsns - ~ svsaase
Of ths< day, says:- s-s
n Geo. < Yours wsos - Eagiusd n sAs Nh
ossemss s 70 grs inlora.soa 70 ground appsailoa n
Ne alress o. 0overnorEyra He goss tke invitaAGn
md q the expense of 10 Jamaica Com issee ID odea
Ths negroes On the enAtss arc srll Standing out -
more pay and go stnngly impressed With she be11o(
socs sno queen com out herself % sss them beeseg
Pad They Aase assert that Str Jno Pster Oranl -
0ovesnor, has Gons 70 Honduras IN consequence S1
some dsiuroance therel that none OF the ncQrosn
are shos or hung So mHh for the lessons EuelenS -
ss1ghe an ignorant peoplevcgardng rebellion.
General OConnors G. b, is administering the roQ.
Grant = " SO's1Ss
A trade report dated on be 2ssh OF January ssvs.-
me market continues dull EARLY In the forSnghl 3Ass
wae scarcity q nsh stuf but the arrival SmosS -
multaneousy Of four cargo from Halifax has reiIsvs1
the market cargo Of foua and provisions nom Ne0
York nas not yet met with psrchsssn and three ssAs
cargoes are not unioaded Few slight partial showesS
nave failen Tho weather generally has been nne No
G0od 80 hscezee There win be Considerable ialIrS
on N the sugar crop vere st Thomas IN the East an6
Ireiawny the coffee crop OF the high mountains UilI
DO very small Tho lower mountains have already easA
cred tho greater part and the bearing has besa heavv
Hhese every Indication that nsxt crop van be sasr
Charanrc -v~~s~S
The New York herald., 1867-02-19
MARINE DISASTERS.

>~>~~~~~>~~~~>~>~>~>>>~~
Loss OF the Ship Addison--OnIy the Captain.
Mate and Four Seamen saved.
PORTLAND, Fob l6, 1867
cable despatch reports the loss OF the ship Addison
OF Kennebunkport with all hands on board except
Captain Sloane, the mate Henry Ward. and four sss-
men The captains wife and child were lost No fur
ther particulars Of tho disaster have been received
WRECK Of tho British Brig Derby.
The following particulars relative TO the loss OF tno
brig Derby Of which mention was made in yesterdays
HERALD have bcsn furnished by OF tho passengess
who arrived in this city yesterday on the steamshp
Eage:- M ns. wses
Tho brig Derby sailed from Galveston Texas on the
2eh OF January, for Iguape, Brazil, with hundred
and fifty passengers on board and cargo which Con-.
sisted Of mills ssw and nd gs Iron nails ae.
long voyage which the vessel intended 10 make al
amounting 70 the value Of about $25, ,oo0,
Ss a n from
NJ Orot Of New Orleans, for $500 After the depaE>
IN o the
tho weather fair and everything promised speedy
and uninterrupted voyage Aboutthrse p. NJ on Sun-
short time after the a gust shook eur sails ii increass1
TO lively gale Az sail was furled with the excsptoa
In III, The meante the vessel was sio siy Sns sowssd
the shore Al hapast four land deserted NOT more
than dousand yards sG snda fev nnuies aissr 10
majority Of the paseeussu $780, fFghsssST
bBf vers seen quist4d ~ ths mere prudeoE
Considering the TACT thss there wers eigh11
womea and chiidren on board he abseaos q
all Mgns Of scsual panic Was rsmaekaba ~
daylight dawned upon the vssel was sian shumplna
against the rocks and threatsng at every moment Q
60 70 pecss So seon as y was light sneueh 70 50 =
work the women and children and old meA we're -
down the sides Of the vese with ropes tied round their
waists BY this means every pfson was nnAuy savsdt
although with extrsms difncuty. = q times, duriaG
the operation or lowering the passengen 70 the ROOTS
that lined the shore breakers vould dash these wh0
MOod 70 receive those lot 1Own fhr shorowasf
Ths propsietors Of the esass Playa Banes In -
vicInty Of which the wreck occurred. did much 70 ~
evo tho nConveniences TO which the passengers WeeS
put 70, By furnishing teams tocart he e1ects M
the vesse and doing all that lay their power 70 nak
them foei at home In their houses
The New York herald., 1867-02-19


cussion OF the Irish question II was impossible that
there would DO any difference ofopnon about the po-
10 candid discussion had been removed The late vceroy
stated openly In the House Of Lords h0 ers cide-
Prsad dsaesco. and Aos aatsment Acd oee" endorsed
taken great credit to themselves for having prevented
nsurrecton by renewing the suspension Of the habess
corpus act and making great display OF military force
An atsmps had been made TO represent the dsaecion
vitality from The other side Of the Atlantic That was
not So En0iisk rule in Ireland synonyxsous wA op-
PRESTON ond tranny There always had been profound
sympashy between the Irish in America and their coun-
.ssn rscensy taken % political shape, owing T 70 'u tSs
increasing facilities Of communication. and TO
the growing strength Of those who. from =
had gradually sweled into great nation, confident in
their might and almost frantic with the spirit Of retail.
S 9ud No asso s ss sS
ism ssas anyAing tham the resuR Of that datiyac
sshsoA Fsssans ,oOsd Be inerpsicab and IL objects
Ie<s Personally he convinced that nothing could
put stop 10 the combination unless voice went
the Atlantic announcing new era OF equal laws and
JUSTICE and procamng that the past must be forgotten
10 that Irish dsaoctbn the result OF foreign
Interference, and TO abuse the American Irish were
GUILTY and Of drawing the attention Of the English
public from the actual condition Of Ireland He
Church in Ireland and the existing system Of
land tenure mere blinds or that there was any
covert attempt TO resuscitate long buried animosi,es
and interpose barrier between that cordial spirit of
friendship which ought TO unite the people OF sotn
countries Having had close intimacy with all classes
OF his countrymen, then, he could confidently assert
that anpathy existed in ireland either 20 Enedshmen
or 70 Professionalism purely as SUCH He never knew an
Enaishman settled In Ireland who NOT gPuidr OF
who owed his want Of popularity TO some encroachmeT
on the rights Of others, which would have made hf
unpopular wherever he was. daily increasing mss.
festat,on OF riendlnese between the massehad sofc
down that antagonism which was no doub, promken.
feature OF ths past history Of tho two oorntries
IN advance had now bean gained by th recognioa 2,
the reality Of Irih disafschon But beyond that
ho feared thsy wsre not Likely 70 sdvae cor soy uus
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-08-30

/. II ID Of great Importance III order 70
be successful in any undertaking, that
y man possess good degree OF fiffness
or enterprise, he becomes discouraged
merely because he meets with few
Editficnlties and embarrassments which
he did not anticipate, his capabilities
for conducting his business will he
paralyxed, aud his efforts weak aud iil-
pdireccesl, 10 that his failure will almost
be the result. HUT liz q
man OF y trn and decided cast of char.
acter met With ohstnca1es 10 Ills pros
sperity, he nerves himself To meet them,
taxes lhisutn,ost ability, and directs al
the energies of his mind and body 70
remove the causesof hisembarrassment,
and tile results I'm nine out Of Ten cases
will be b compiete success. He could
scsrcely fnil To- be- successful, unles lie
has engaged IN An enterprise for
which he possesses no quail fication, and
TO which his energies are inadeq uate
which h rarely She case with . iaait Of
firmness. Huehslnens generally speels-
ing, weigh we'll the means, the lriatls
pRrs i and 1he c1d, ''faf their deaignt, bs.
fere Attempting ~ mt tbHsn Into az
are ones taken, trfflos d6n's stop them.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-08-30

A business Young Lady.
q The New York correspondence of q st.
Paul paper IL responsible for the follow
ing remarkable story. bar 9hgus5ioaH
There IL q young ladynin this city
by the name Of Miss Mary a. ILLS,
who has set . very worthy example To
all her sex. She was born In Hartford,
but lost her parents when quite young.
by the kindness, Of friends she was sen I
to Ellington Seminary, at Verd0D, CT.
where she graduated over y year ago.
She Is q good Latin scholar, We'll versed
in modern literature, and keeps book {
In double and single entry. She ID
twenty -one years Of age, and when she
came out Of school she was forced to
support herself, but had a great aver
sion TO New England factories. She
came to New York stranger, with
nothing to help her except d few letters
of introduction, expecting ito take' a
a store; but, upon investi-
CATION, she made up her mind that she
was not calculated for. the occupation,
and came to the bold determination to
establish real estate and life insurance
agency, and, ain happy to say, il
meeting with that success which Il
Justly due her. The profit OF her first
year's business, which has Just ended,
Is over 5000. Az present she has an
estate of over $3.50, 900 I'm her hands Ia
settle. She Ii. destined to make IIer
mark among the business circles Of this
great city. The only faultI find in her
r. that. she is o little too extravagant hi
her living; but pass her name around,
for she deserses praise. igoiHaa
lgIi - ~ - -s,.--- - 80
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-08-30
2 B dtItittl =. tIILfs ,sl;flll3f N
Over the River.

rsuch Is the renewed interest ii, this sweet
snd s~ncning poem, py our ycorrespnndeft.
Miss Nsnog A. pny rs tho,
copies by second re,pnblication, Springfield
oyer the river they bccison 10 me- ~
Tho CLEAN OF their snowey robes see, s.. s..s
9t78F tide: GG3 5H a7F "Fl
There's one with ringlets Of sunny gold. naY
= And eyeswithther reflection Of heavens own
He crossed in twilight, gray and cold, lp0g
And the pale mist hid him from mortal Wow.
We saw not the angels who met him there;
Oyerlthe river, over theriyer fs#3H x.Eff. Own
:. Ny brother stands wsitins TO welcome me.
Over the river the boatman pale, '3a1G,a
Carriedlanother--theh household pet III
Her ssn.s sGrlS waved n the gentle gale
She crossed on her bosom her dimple ban,is.
And fearlcssly entered the fant6om bark;
'Snd ali onr sunshine grew W. ssranseis s isd DARK
Nor none return from those quiet shores, :, y
Who 90 with the boatmnn cold and pale: .
We hear the dip OF the golden oars, 'ia
And catch . gleam Of the snowy sail. sE
Where all the ransomed and angels be;t n
Over the river. the mystic river, lgT f'fsRf8
Ny childhood's IDOLS waiting for me. 49,
And ioi they have passed from our ycarnins
flsFfH5 hearts; ;.y,f fet4gfaq EDT 5ua5F
They cross the stream and are gone for ay Q,
We may not sunder the veil apart,
That hides from our vision the gates of day
We only know that their barks no moro
May sail with us o'er lifes stormy sea; p z
Yct somehow know, ON the unseen shore,
They watch, and beckon and wait for me.
And I sit and think, when the sunset q gold
Is flushing river, and HIN and shore, 75E5t
/ shall one day stand by the water cold, III
= And list for the sound OF the boatman's oar
I shall watch for gieam OF the flapping sail
shall hear the beat as 10 gains the strand;
shall pass from sightwith the boatmnn pale
To the better shore OF the spirit land.
shall know the loved who have gone before,
And joyfully sweet will the meeting be, -
When over theriver, the peaceful river,
The Angel of Death shall carry me.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-08-30

D "yvhat did yon used to do, mamma,
before you were married ~ asked d
'cherubic four years old. "yveif, my
dear, had a very good tiilie.n
good time! he exclaimed Indignantly,
what, without nfs." Vsss-sss.ss-
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-08-30
A. hART MAN,

r THE CEDAR FALLS BOOK BINDERY. is
q IA prepared TO do all kinds of Binding In work
manlike manner PatronEe home institution, and
bring your Papers, Blanks, Magasines ana ram-
chlefs and have them bound. Orders left at J.. L.
Coles Store will be promptly attended TO.
Paper Hanging done TO order. 81
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-08-30
PERSONAL PROPERTY TAX,

NOTICE IL hereby given that lists OF the Delinquent
~ Tax personal property of each tow nship In the
County have been prepared and placed In the hands
Deputies for collecticn In accordance with the require
These lists embrace only the OF thosa parties
who have no real estate assessed s.
AS this collection will be promptly enforced parties
viii cost BY paying when called upon by the col
Iector,
The following Is s Of the collectors and the several
townships assigned to them:
j. MOsHkR-Cedar Falls, Washington, Union, Mt.
Vernon Black Ifawk and Lincoln.
w. r. BEOwN-watsrloo, Fast Waterloo, Bcnning.
ton Lester BARCLAY. Poyner. Fox and Spring Creek.
wM. R0LPIi- Big Greek, Cedar. Orange and Eagle.
z q "a JOHN ELwEIL,
lItf Treasurer.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-08-30

RAINER, HOUSE, CARRIAGE AND SIGN
s" FAINTER has taken X. wup's place at Cedar
Pals ard will give entire satisfaction TO all who enrust
him with work in his line OF business shop over fos-
ckswsson Shop. Paper hanging neatly done on snort
sotIce. 5g ly
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-08-30

q WrFE.-Tbere In no combination OF
letters I'm the English IanguAge which
excites more pleasing and intsresttDg
associations In the mind of man than
the word ''wife.n There is maggie II,
this little word. IL represents to the
minds eye a cheerful companion, o dis
Interested adviser, nurse In sickness
a comforter In misfortune, aud q faith
fullahd affectionate friend. IL conjures
up the image of lovely, tender, conf.
ding woman, who cheerfuily under
takes for your happiness, To partake
with you the cup. whether Of veal or
woe, which destiny may offer. The
word "wffcu is synonymous with the
greatest earthly blessing and we pity
the unfortunate decree to trudge along
through life's dali pilgrimage without
one. So says an exchanges. i.a 9sslF
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-08-30

UJASHION TAILOR, FOUR DOORS
south OF Coles Drug Store, Cedar Falls, Iowa, Re-
pairs a-atly and promptly executed on the most reas.
'otahle terms. 80
Agent for Dubuque Dying Company. Orders solicit
ted, 81
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-08-30
SIMEON FLESH,

nAINTER IN EVERY STYLE. HOUSE, sign
t and Fresco Graning, and Ornamental Painting
done In fine style, at short notice. Shop In the real
Of Altwelns house, Cedar Falls, Iowa. OIL
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-08-30
JENNINGS q MOSHER,

"A II TIL. UNION MEAT MARKET, KEEP CON.
stantly on hand good assortment Of the best meats
aud other articles In the market line which they are
selling at the lowest living prices Main Street oppo-
81. Nesley's Grocery, Cedar Falls, Iowa. e-l
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c, e, CUMMINGS q co.,

MEAT MARKET, OPPOSITE THE INMAN
Nl House, keep constantly on hand all kinds Of fresi
aud salt meats The highest market price paid In cast
for Eggs Good Fresh Butter, and all kinds OF Earl.
vcgetablss and a rden sauce S-S