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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-27
FRANCE.
The Right OF Pubiic Meefing--Riot aud It's
depression.

The Right Of PIbiic lIeefing-Riot aud It's
depression.
The gazette des Tiio3lattr gives the history OF the
disturbances winch occurred at Beneynie, anu were
noticed IN our caJie de patches, taas:-
Before The hour nxed Tor the commencement OF
the pr0ceedln me nal known as the FoIes- Belle
Vile mas crowded, AM from the tone IA winch the
CONVERSATIONS we're beng carried on II was easy
to see lnat the discussion would be somewhat
noisy. I'd. Ha4rP kocael0rt was grst elected
honorary president anu Al. LISA gary, who las
niied the char at several similar assemblies, acting
president The custom OF choosing as honorary
dents persons aDsen, Dut who's, names give 10 the
mesJlng polllcal colOrtng, has Already been prac-
fused lor barOes aud llBaidi. he first speaker NJ
Ducasse, maze some observations relative to the
body oil huisSler5 winch drew from the commlssary
OF police pi resent lrst warning. soon followed BY
second, alteI some observations from the second
speaker, M. Nathan Lastly, after tnird notice
had been gwen the authority the noise and yoci-
leratiOn aised on All sides reDdeIed the continual
ton OF the proeee Sings Impossible The comnlssary
OF police then de Jared the meeting TO be al an cha
ana lett the na Tue president repHe0 that lie d
continue tie sitting anu "a Nathan Went ON VITA
rpeecn. ne % unsstfy, however. re urned shortly
Afterwards with an Inspector OF police ald several
Bergents ue-pi4e. On FercelNlng them several
diyiduas armed themselves with stools aud rushed
on the police force, wliie the ponce, who had not
drawn Che.r swords, pushed their aggressors
towards the door. the rioters CRED OUT They
We're the nrs, - begin. 10 arms tive Ia ke-
publique !" Ibe ser8ents-de-vile, who were very
inferior IN nulD0ef 10 tue individuals 10y whom they
were attacAed were surrounded and llitreated; i've
OF them were more or less Feriously hurt, while
others had tBcif eiothes torn 10 pieces and tAer
swords taken IrOu them.
The disorder continaed Ia the streets groups were
formed near ine oO barrier. and cries oI 10 arms
our brOnefs are oetng murdered u were raised.
T1e crowd was at ca = dispersed and An individual
who was carried about by TOUR 1ien, followed by
large mot, war sei1ea ano taken 10 medical man,
WAC, after eXaMlninR hln, declared that he mad not
the tacc OF NuAul IN AIS person. Another meet
ta2 was he'd N me same nail on Monday even uq,
ana was generally expected that fresh usturDa
would tlae p.aGe. lAe proceedings. however, passed.
of queay, d, u50gu tas place was crowded, ana
Il Iff4t
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NEW YORK CITY.
THE COURTS.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.

Tho Stevenson Cotton Cause.-The Judgment
Set Aside and the Process OF Attachment set
Aside and Discharged. EEL.
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Chnrges Agninst Posi- Omce CIerI6s.

The United States us Charles BeSt ana ~ j. Kelly
The defendants were separately charged with open.
ing letters containing articles OF value
Roth prisoners having pleaded guilty they were
renanded for sentence.
Non-Attcndance Of the Grand Jury.
Assistant District Attorney Purdy called the atten-
ton OF the Court TO the non-attendancc OF d sum-
cient number OF the Grand Jury, and asked the
Court 10 order an additional panel OF i've or six.
Judge Benedict granted the application.
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entertainment. Including the performances Of
Risley's Japanese troupe, will be given this
THE SENTz-HAssLER ORCHESTRA will per-
form at Musical Fund Hall on Saturday after
noon.
Hon. ALEXANDER MCCLURE will lecture to-
morrow evening, at Concert Hall, on "Life In
the Rocky Mountains"
MR. DE CoRDovA will deliver his humorous
lecture entitled 'rhe Spratts at Saratoga at
Concert Hall, this evening. This will be Mr..
De Cordovas last appearance.
Rev. HENRY WARD Be CHEZ will lecture at
The Academy of Music on Thursday evening,
February 25; subject, "Ratioual Amusement
The lecture will Ds under the auspices OF the
Young Mems Christian Association,
OPERA BOUFFE-On Monday, March l. the
combined opera bou0e company OF James FISK,
Jr. dat Bsteman's) now under the sole dlreo-
tiun Of MIR Adolph BHgfeld, will commeuoe
season OF ak nights and one matinee AT the
Academy of Music. La PertchOle, Les BdUdTdS
GionSon de Foytunio, aud OrphcG G1C iS9ter VIII
be produced for the frat time In Philadelphia
The troupe will include ail the well. known
artists of BatemRn's troupe. Sale OF season
secured seats Will begin on Tuesday nOXt; " 5O
for seven operas.
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FROM EUROPE.

BY AIEdntto Ca5b.
The spanish Cabinet,
MADRID, Feb. I8,-The constituent Core .
have requested Prime Minister sorrauo TO rear.
range the Cabinet. All the present m,mCem
are likely 10 continue In office.
Public Meetings fan Frnnoe.
PABIs, Feb. 18.-M. FORBADE, Minister OF the
Interior, has announced his intention 10 reproSs
sill abuses of tho right to assemble in p lblie
meetings.
The Hank OF England.
LoNrON, Feb. 1S.-Tbe bullion in the Bank Of
England has increased f62O 900 since last Thurs
day,
This Evenings Quotations.
By Atlantic Oa6t6.
LONDoY, Feb. 19-Evening. 90 for
money and account; 5-20s, 785. Rail Ways
steady. tre, 245; Illinois Central, 96l
lIvERPooL, Feb. l8--Eveniug. g.-Cptt0n fiat.
Iplsnds, llt: Otleans, la. The sales to day
have been 6000 bales.
California wheat los. ILL.,
LONDON, Feb. IS 49, Evening. Sugar 1At.
Other articles unchanged.
ANTTERP, Feb. IL - Evening. - Petroleum,
55Af
HAvRB, Feb. 1S--Evening. Cotton closed at
1861. on the spot and 1877. ahoat,
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The Suffrage
FORTIETH CONGRESS SESSION
House OF Representatives

sn9 MT r,Gc BFooks presented raiitGn from he Goes
for the reOrgan&stin II o. tls medical corps OF tina
M! Wo1d press n ed a L emCriaI OF sc,tIaens OF New
IoT6 ssEing "a 3p rgr the removal OF o.
mr.. Moore grescntsa tho pe'itiOn o; mRste 8 aud
,rom Ell ea eo gCs s tI1 me 9t
MI starllweather presented tn peutlon OF Goor,
Fowler ana ethel le4ve 10 ms appiic .tion Ur
the extension ors y. ent ior improve enL Ia y
NJ O'Neil presented IL res Jlu'ion of the Phadel
Senator CoHkii e oil pSonb qins seere5 ga rsies Or
PURCHASES OF goo or nGnds GA account ftle uAIstd
Also a pet ron OF the renns lvanls Academy OF
FL q Arts AT fHIuG!i Ii's :. IA > iUr CGpyr.glt
for the protectinn Of it pslDiing ana sculpture.
on mGt,Ch ci NJ. = lEnd the sens btL tlr
term OF tie nstrlGt and Circuit C0arto OF d United
stake IN Vermont WIS taken from the Spesksrs
Nj. sheilaVsrser, frcm the Committee on Elec.
uons mhne q reposl III toe Case Thomas a. Ha II
state tennessee a. iarAe. wish re solution that
The repOr, with amin-rlty reUo't presented by Mr..
Hea, ON, was ordered 10 he lSIeU.
The bank bill then cene up al The next busines1 in
ord-r.
oop St @ - lssSs oil @ s9
tA lie, NJ: PomcEoy sngEests1 70 Mr Wool 70 VIM
u e Committee on FRuElng au1 Currency.
Nj. " COD deGl:n,u s1yl5s hat he ooub.sd very
mUco whether sny pro ision OF Tie bin would i'm
The mott0n r. felSmsde YVES not lsid IN the table
the vote laying the bill Oh the table was recon-
Mr. Pomeroy Then moved .hst the bill be recon-
mlIted to the CounitIe Oh Banking Ald Currency,
the fret tbI sec ions o. lhe bill, and moved the
Hr Coburn deslred TO move to add TO th9 lnsrdc-
ons repoIs bacE the fourth secIon as amended oy
his LnbsliIute,
Ear Pumeroy Insisted on the previous question:
which Uou prevent the motion
Mr.. Hooper snsse5ted 10 Mr. POlhsrSy 10 s'rlEe JuS
the second stctiOn. .-, -.,-
but insist0d on tho prsviOus question.
The House refused TO second the previous leasloh
53 10 76. ,. , 49,, -, m 80,
nsII net the mttee 10 report back the fourth acc
tiOn as ended yesterday by The adoption or hls
substitute. -, .. .. ., ,,- ,,,,.,o,t.c,
the com nttee 10 strike cut the second section IN
retereT ce 10 banks in liquidation, and moved the pee
vons question on the motion and attachments.
ms House again reiuSei 10 second Lhe previous
oupaLiGn-7O TO IL . -.
as q ms Elementary questiOs the motion could not he
entestained as there were TWO amendments pending
| 10 Nr pomeToy's IL otiOn TO Tecommit.
NJ Poja nd gave notice that II the annendmensS -
| nero voted down, he would move an amend ment
nrnviding for a free bar king System. -
MY RandPl gave not co that he W, uld Oiler as an
am ar dment the Senate dill as Rmended the COM
mInes on BsnBiug aud Currency. ,.
MIR Wood gave not ce that ii the amenoments were
| adop;ed he would move to lay the oil ana amend
| men Is the tab e. ., 49, ..o-o n -, ,o va q !,
Mr HSoFer's mOtion 10 insnuct tee m M nit,ee n 70
snih out the second section aad II TesllLeo-Je
| I';nays, lG, ara Inc 6Suse te1"Se" :" N"'e 'A'
| seroGd Eeeto II ErIchSn -.
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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC.
The City Amusements.

AT THE WALNUT Mr.. and Mrs. Barney
Wllllams Will appear this evening In the drama
OF Iretona as IL Was and the comedietta of The
Rough Diamond and The Happy Man
q benefit. ~
AT THE ARCH the comedy of Tame Cats will
be peIIormea this evening, with Mr.. Craig's
To- morrow eyening Il Lesson in LoUe and The
Honeymoon will be given ~ ''
produced. was y"
AT THE CHEsNUr the Cation Troupe will
appear TINS evening In La Rose de 50. Fteur and
Tomorrow evening Miss Susan Cation will
have benefit, when La SOnHonlbltLa viii be
performed.
AT TIE AMERICAN Rn attractive variety
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FIFTH EDITIO N
THE LATEST NEWS.
Affairs at Washington and in
Europe.
FROM WASHINGTON.
Tho Rational Currency Bill.


80 ectnI DeyJ;QJch 10 The RtCnt,lg Telegraph.
WAsHIN GIoY, Feb. IS.-The House resumed
She contest over the bill amcndatory of the
National Currency act. It will probably be
reoommittcd to the committee, with ipstruc-
uons. Its friends aud its enemies are ConteSting
the ground inch by inch, calling the yeas nays
at every poiut. motion to instruct the com-
mlttee to strike out the sccoad section of the
Senate biJ, which relates to banks going into
liquidation and which il said to be unfayorable
to them, failed, there being only fifteen votes
Tor It, Coburn's expansion section, adopted
yesterday, Vas next voted on, the motion being
to instruct the committee to insert it. The vote
resulted, yeas 81, nays IS.
Treaties with England.
Despatch 10 the ASsOciatcd Press
The Senate Committee on Foreign Relations
this morning. agreed to recommend to favorable
consideration tor &C ion to that body, the Natu.
rslization treaty made with England; also, that
leaving to The Dvernment of Switzerland the
ar6ltrament of the Ssu Juan Island, dispute
between the United States and Great Britain.
The committee came to the unanimous con.
clnsion to recommend to the Senate the reiec-
tlon of the Alsbama Claims treaty with
England.
An effort will be made to morrow to 20 into
Executive session, to consider the reports of the
committee.
General Grant IN not "aOnesOme.o
Among the callers on General Grant to-day
were the Hon, Carl Schurz, of Missouri, aud eY-
Governor Fenton, of New York.
Tlac Signal Corps.
The following signal officers are ordered to
report for duty at the headq uarters of the
commands opposite their names. when they
will receive official Instructions from the chief
signal officer of the army:-Captsin S. G. Plum
mer, 26th Infantry, District OF Mexico; Lieut.
f. Il. Tottcn, 34th Infantry, Department of
Dakotab; First Lieut., Johu Boolev, 22d Infantry,
has resigned.
More Presidential Nominations.
The President has dominated General NJ. f.
Smith to be Consul.Gencral at Havana; Horatio
Fox, for Consul at Trinidad; Edward A. Wyn-
koop, Agent for the Ind aus at Ne v Mexico; and
W. A. Fowler, to BE- Peuson Agent at b,ooklyn,
New York.
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WASHINGTON.
The Pending Treaty with England
Postal Telegraph Schemes
The Tax Bill and its
Amendments.
FROM WASHINGTON.
Special Despatch 10 TIC EUcnt,sG Telegraph.
The Alabama Claims Treaty.

WASHINGTON, Feb. Is.-Tbe Senate Foreign
Affairs Committee, after o long and able debate,
de0iGcd to-day unanimously to rciec. the
A'ab'ena claims treaty. This virtually kills
the measure, although there will be a strong
effort, when the adverse report is made to get
it through.
Postal Telegraph.
The Senate Postal Committee had long dis
cussion OH the various propositions for postal
telegraph, but reached no conclusion. They
will endeavor TO come TO a detetminati at the
next meeting.
The Senate Commerce Committee to-day con
sidcred the
River BarbOr Bill
which was committed to them, and they will
report it back, including an appropri alton in
the bill, with a reduction for the Louisville aud
Portland Canal, and with an amendment that
the Government is not TO assume the debts OF
the company by making appropriations for it.
In case the Senate declines to take action
on the
Tax Ell.
the Ways and Means Committee will report a
separate resolution, embodying the amendments
OF the whisky and tobacco sections, with a
view of getting concurrent legislation on these
articles.
The Suffrage
amendment TO the Constitution. which passed
the Senate yesterday, met with strong oppOSi-
ton in the House, and will not, it is thought,
secure enough support TO pass il by q two thirds
vote.
Naval Investigations.
The House Committee on Naval Affairs had
long session this morning to consider the report
in relation to the PhiladelphIa Navy Yard IN
yesugation. 1t Is Understood there Will be two
reports, majority and minority. Both will cen
sure the Engineer department of tAe Navy, bat
will differ as tO the conduct OF Engineer Icller
auo Roach IL Son.
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DIED.

WILCoN:-At Frank invle. Montgomery county
on the 10Th instant, HENRY DARLING, son OF tne
year of his age.
InterneDI ct Reading, on Friday, the lath Instant
The frondh OF the family invited to the funershi
They will leave the ReadtcG Railroad Depot on Lac
SIS A. M train.
BUJGER.-Cp the 10 instant, MARGARET, wiie
OF the late John Bulger, aged II years. -.
The relatives and TRENDS Ut tbs family are reSPeCt-
fully Invited attend the uuar3 oua her laLe real'
dence. Clifton, Upper DeIby, Delaware county on
Friday morning az 81 oClUGE. Funeral services Et
81; Charles Church Kelyyiile. Intermens in Caihe-
dral Cemetery.
GFGAN.-On Monday evening, February 10. Dr.
JOHN GE9AN, JR. - 49,, A.,
h is relatives trlends Invited 70 attend his
fnnerel, from his late residence, No. Sl2 - SECOND
street. on Friday morning, the lOth instant o. @'5
O'Clock.
KLETT.-On the 18th instaut, Mre. MARY RLECT,
in the 10Th year OF her sge.
The relatives end friends Of the family rsspect
fulIy invited attend the iner from the residence
OF her son in-law, Mr.. William Bachnan. no. $50 80.
John street. ON Friday ~ O'Clock. 10 proceed 10
Laurel Hill. ----
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More Presidential Nominations.
FORTIETH CONGNEaS-THmD SESSION
Senate.

%AnINSTGN i Feb Elm iS-Mr @ @Gonness, from ,se
OF tte' meh p IN thg UnHed taes and TO establish
IL r. uOIgau, tlo Com ,ulttes on Finance, re-
ported ajont resolution author zng the Secretary Ut
leiesraph cable imported by the Wes.sra UnioI
Mr. Ibaser iSIrtcuced bil amendatorv OF .he
Ire.eIrptt0n a1d II u,es cad lGws. Referred 10 the
Comn!itlee On Public Lruds.
Mr. "A AAnthony, Gom the Commlttee on Printing
Green in rel ton to the siona! uances, which was
Dir. TIarer moved TO reconsider the vo.s He knew
no reason why ne public ooud pay the printing
Of these financial essay IS especially the essay OF MI
Er;. Anthony said that several Senators desired
oLHh5haDis @ @ 10 Inc cost OF printing would
M. MoIion-WhAt is the QUESTION before the
The President, Misunderstanding Mr.. A nthony,s
question is IN 'econsider,ng vote for
the printing OF document winch Will cost 50
MT. 6 nnsss suppose Al President, we have the
The Prgsic ent-of cnugse you have, and you seem
Mr.. Connese-Ysr, and iutond to exercise It. This
is not Question ot 50 OF 49, tns question is whether
notorious re9e "a h seSSES to IhS anegemen Of our
wTitrg and publishing a. Their own sxpenss pam,
PIN ets Of prn9shly equal value o. the arns subject
fshe but even Il he ha baan. Ee was stu entitled
Mr.. ThaJ q said no nOd moved t1 reconsIaor DO,
c use Dnn Green had besn notorious Rebel, ani he
IE nsng Ss sa ~ S hes ea 20 'hS e y
the whole subject on me ta0le. which carried.
On motion OF Mr. Morton. the senate took the
resolution 70 authorize th pay OF Senators from
the T.co' structei States from the c5mnAacsnens of
tine EOTtisth Congress.
Mouse of Representatives.
Continued from Fourth Edition.
TIE question was then taken on Mr.. Co6urn's
amendment, and II was agreed to-yegs 81, 7G
Mr. InSeIsou moved 10 Instruct the com 'nittee TO
report bSck the sections which no had offered
teEday Amendment, and which were then
adopted by the House. This motion was rejected
yeas 73 nays SO.
Mr.. Miller m" we'd to Law the bill on the table.
The House refused to lay the whole subject on the
tabe--yeas. 81: naye, 96- and the question then
CURED Mr.. Pomeroy's molten anne eoded.
cC mmit the bill 10 the Committee on Bankiug and
Currency with insn nucto TO report back for .hwih
the first three sections Of the bill Rnd Mr., COburns
epdment as the fourth section, which was agreed
TO without division.
Mr. Ponleroy thereupnn reported back the bill ac-
ccTdlpg TO the instructions oIthe House.
The previous Question was seconded and tho main
question ordered It's aoOp'iOn . sub titute foe
the Senate bill. The sub4tl ule WAS adootsd-yeau u
32 maya. 70.
Mr.. wood mNvsL TO lay the hill on ths tasls.
The House refused to lay ths bill on the table
yeas, 70 nays, liO.
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Street FIghtinE-ThreateniuE his Wife
Suspicion of LarceHy-Arrcst of
PickpOcIet-StOIoR u WRtch-EIay hem
Close Driving.
MARY and Michael Hayes were arrested at
Seventh and Middle alley yesterday for street
lighting, The ACCUSED had hearing before
Alderman Carpenter and were held TO Dail TO
Conrad Shoemaker, resLding at No. 500
South Fourth street, Is In the habit OF beating
his wife. The other day he threatened to cut
her throat with q razor, for which nc was
arrested and held to bail by Alderman Car
P-OnarIes Brown (oolored) was arrested at
Eighth and Bedford streets yesterday, on su5-
piciun OF larceny. He had in his possession a
lot of brass cocks which ne was Offering for sale
al very low figure The prisoner Will have q
bearing at the Central Police Station this after
Last evening William Penton, hailing from
Boston, Mass, was arrested at Seventh and
Locust streets, for the larceny of pooket-book
ntainlng $40 from gentleman who was riding
that Penton picked his pocket when the oar
was passing up Ninth, at Walnut street. and
then rem and was pursued and captured at the
found in his possession. He will have hearing
AZ the Central Station this afternoon.
deborah Harris (colored) was arrested last
evening by Officer Ross, of the Fifth DISTRICT
charged with the larceny of a watch from man
Seventh and Cullen streets. The accused will
have n bearing at the Central Station this T. NJ
Last night the cry of murder was heard
emsnsting from the residence OF Robert Has.
Kill, No. 1924 William street. officer McKeever
proceeded to the dwelling, ana was there IN
formed that Mr. Haskell was abusing the ser
want GIRL who wished TO leave the place. but
was prevented from doing SO, as her clothing
was detsined by the occupant She requested
the officer to protect her. While in the house
Haskill approached McKeever and put his
arms around his neck the officer supposing he
wished TO whisper TO him. iustead of this he
sunk his teeth into the officers nose nearly
severing 1t. Haskill was arrested, and com
mitted In default of $500 bail by Alderman
Nell.
! james Mckay, for close driving at Second
and Market streets yesterday, was fined by
Alderman Hurley.
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ADemoeratic NominatiOn.
eosa, despatch to The Eoeno,g Telegraph.

BpeotdL DeSpdtoh 20 Tue EO1Ntl0 IeEe0TupH'
MIDDLETowN, Conn. Feb. l8.-The Demo
cratic State Convention has been in session
here all day, endeavoring TO agree upon can
didate for the Senatolship from Connecticut
Upon the sixth ballot James +. Babeock Of New
Haven received the necessary majority, and
was declared nominated. MIR. Babcock was at
one time editor of the New Haven Palladium,
and also at one time PostmaIter OF that city.
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Criminal Affairs Ira Richmond.

RIoBMoND, Feb. lS.-James Grant, who has
been out on bail since the killing OF Pollard,
was to-day committed 20 PIlson to await trial.
Jetcr Phillips, under sentence OF death, and
whose case, involving the validity of the Vir-
ginia courts, is to heard IN the United States
Supreme Court, was to-day respitel by the
GnYernnr nnlil March 10.
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FINE PAINTtNGs.-A number of original paintings,
belonging the estate of John Cassln deceased will
be sold. by order OF ths administrators, tomorrow
evening at ~ O'Clock, a. SCOTS Art Gallery, No
1920 Chestnut street Included will be found origI-
nal portraits OF Jackson Harrison, and Monroe. by
G, Wilson Peale, together with a number OF modern
nIctnrea. sale without reserve.
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Arrast oC Rnnk nobbers.

NEW YORK, Feb. ls.-Le wis s. Cole and Henry
Marshall were arrested last night on charge
of robbing the Pequennock Bank. at Bridgeport,
Conn. The officers found S2o, 800 in bonds, aud
pawn tickets for iewelry worth SIC, 900, also
S2GSO In funds in their possession.
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1T 1874 FAoT that Lite Insurance helps 10 lengthen
lie by relieving the mind OF anxious care. Many
man worries himself iuts his grave, and half OF his
killing anxiety is In behalf OF his family. lest he
should die end leave them destitute. Insure your
life without delay In " rhe American OF PhlGdel,
phia," and the Rmo ant of your premiums out o
vour doctnr's hills.
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ROBERT PKARoE's FINE ORAoKERs.
TO THE CONSUMERS. 49,.
The superior quality Of Pearce's Crackers, WIN
are made OF the finest Materials that the Market
affords, have attained i0r them the reputation OF
being
THE HxCEIeIOR CBACRBR OF AMERICA.
Ae article OF food they Pensable In every
household, and particularly adapted 10 tho Invalid
and Con valeHcant being highly nutritious and agee-
able TO the most delicate pala'e
For sale by Flrst-class Grocers throughout She
country.
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The Cattle Disease.

ALBANY, Feb l9.-At the Social Science Asso
citation to-day John Stan on Gould delivered an
address on the cattle disease, and Mr.. sanborn
read paper on the administration of public
charities
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TIE TRAP-DooR of the building at the south
west corner of Third and Market streets was
blown off about O'Clock to-day, ana in lts de-
scent IL broke some of The teleg raph Wires
which line the street.
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DEATH FROM INToXIcATIoN. officer Berling,
about hslf-past seven o'clock this morning
aged 65 years, lying drunk at Pine and Adams
streets. He took her TO her residence in the
vicinity, where she died In about half an hours
The Coroner was notified to hold an inquest
upon the body.