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CHARLEY ROBINSON. ofthe Green Bay

CHARLEY ROBINSON, ofthe Green Bay
ADVOCATE, narrates the following incl
dent of travel in Bavaria:
1.-THE train we travelled in to Salzburg
was not an express, but q way train,
and was filled with the people of the
country, who thronged out at the sta
lions and clamored for beer. 1t ls
dark colored beverage, peculiar to Ba'
varia, and is drank from huge glasses
or stone pots, with highly polished
pewter or porcelain covers, and costs
three kreutZers, or rather less than
three cents, each. A Munich gentle
man advised me that If 1 desired to
get the best, I must not depend on the
hotel, but go to regular bTduerGt,. or
restaurant. So followed his advice,
and a foaming tankard WAS brought
me by pretty waiter girl In the height
OF the Bavarian costume, who, custom
| being rather slack at the time, sat down
at the opposite side of the little table,
and asked me If came from America
and if 1 possibly might Know net
brother, who had gone somewhere De-
yond Nf.York, and told me how she
wished some one would take her 70 tnst
wonderful land. 1 did not know her
brother, but did know many Bayariaus,
any one of whom could make glad her
heart by drinking such huge and such
| often seidels of beer; and apologlzeo
for not being able to do such little
act OF politeness myself, as to take hel
to America, as my way home was 70 DC
very ctrcuitous, and had already my
| hands full with two female companions
| but alleviated her sadness by leaving
a six-kreutzer piece on the table, and
commended her to the friendship Of
some less cumbereds future coming
American"
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n1HIRTY YEARS, ExperIenee I'm tn

uIHIRTY YEARS. Experience I'm the
Treatment OF Chronic and Sexual
The cheapest book ever publBhed-con-
tanning nearly 800 pages, and lSO nne plates
and engravings OF The anatomy OF the hu'
with q treatise on early errors, It's deplorable
consequences upon the mind and BODY with
the authors plan of treatment-the only IA.
tiOnaI and successful mode OF cure. as shown
by q report OF cases treated. a truthful ad-
wiser to the married and those contempla'
ting marriage who entertain dou DTS of their
phYsical condition. Sent free of postage to
any address on receipt of Is cents, In STAN ps
ORUIX, No. 81 Maiden Lane, Albany, N. y.
The author may be consulted upon any OF
the diseases upon which his books treat,
either personally or by mall, and medicines
sent to any part OF the world.
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0heG1telEiq
LIGHT LOVE.
BY IRMA.

You loved her well-so we'll
Come, now, and speak your mind.
Have you no pleasant Ia le to tell
No whispers, soft and kind?
Passive she lies, and still
You loved TO murmur In her willing elr;
Now you may cry aloud or whisper low,
She will not hear!
Her beauty charmed your sight
Draw near, and look on her;
Nay, satisfy your ar ust-thirst.
She will not flush or stir,
Or turn aside her head,
Or raise her modest eyes.
See, the dark fringe is frozen down
No more to rise.
YOu knew her, warm and kind;
Poor heart! TOO kind and warm.
Come now, and, as OF Old,
Clasp to your own that form.
Nsy-but your tears are late:
For, while You weep, her knell
Thrills the kepulchral air
With its sad swell.
NJ y Sunday Tuner,
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w
airy.
This Company Offers the following advan'
II Is a National Company, chartered by
apecial act OF Congress, -S6S.
1t has q paid-up capital Of 100000.
It offers low rates OF premium.
It furnishes larger insurance than other
companies for the same money.
1t Is definite and certain in Its terms.
1t Is home company in every locality.
It's policies are exempt from attacnment.
There are no unnecessary restrictions In
Every policy Is non Iorfeitable.
Policies may be taken which pay TO the
insured their full amount and return all the
premiums, SO that the insurance costs only
fhe Interest on the annual payments.
Policies may be ts ken that will pay 10 the
Insured. after q certain number OF years.
during life an annual income OF one tenth
the amount named in the policy.
No extra rate Ia charged for risks upon the
the lives of females o,,..,
II insures, not TO pay dividends to policy.
holders, but at so low q COST tnAt u4NluenUH
"drculars, PamphI cts and full PARTON Ian
given on appi catfon' to- tbs Branch Otnce o.
the Company or t8HTTaIJ.
JAY COOKE & CO., washington. D. O..
General southern Agents
CHA8. L. WICHERSHAM,
90 Monroe Street,
General Agent for West Virginia
GEO. ADAMs, Local Agent,
Wheeling, W. Va, Ohio County.
mars eodd&eoww. - y
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TIE Cincinnatians are proud Of a
baby who tumbled out of a three story
window upon stone pavement and
was picked up unhurt. II was co!ored
baby, and struck on It's skull. IF 1t
lives long enough 1t may do we'll in q
regatta or in . sculI race on the Ohio.
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WANTED. AGENTS. e5oto 500

everywhere. male and female, to INTRODUCES
the GENUINE IHPRovED CoMkoH 6EHaH
win stitch, hem, fell, tuck, quilt cord bind,
braid and emmoider in q. most superior
manner. Price only SIS Fully warranted
for nYe years. We will give $1,000 for any
machine that Will sew 9 stronger. more
beautiful, Oh more elastic seam than ours. 1t
second stitch can be cut, and stu the cloth
cannot be pulled apart without tearing It.
We pay Agents from SIS to S200 per month
twice that amount can be made. Address
SECOMB & CO., Pittsburgh, Pa, Boston,
Mass, or st. Louis, Mo. -.
CautIOn.-Do not be imposed upon by
other parties palming on worthless cast-iron
machines, unoer the same name or other
practical cheap machine MANUFACTURED.
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AErt AGrertlsGmEuta.
COLBURN's PATENT
RED JACKET AXE

Is better than our regular shaped Axes Tor
these reasons: Fnst-Gt cuts deeper. Second
not jar the hand. F0tETth-No time Is wasted
in taking the Axe out of the cut ruth
more work than with regular Axes, Red
paint has nothing to do with the good quail
ties OF this Axe, for all our Axes are painted
red. Ii your hardware store does not keep
our goods. we win gladly answer inquiries
or NIL your orders direct, or give you the
Axes. LIPPINCOTT d FAREWELL,
soIe owners OF Colburn's and Red Jacket
E1afa0ta
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DATENTs.-Munn& Co., Editors SOFTEN
TIFIo AMERICAN, 81 Park Row, New
York. Twenty-three years. experience in
obtaining AMERICAN and EUROPEAN
PATENTS.
Opinions no charge. A pamphlet, 1O8
pages OF law and information free. Address
Il1 al
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Chartered by Special Act OF Congress.
APPROVED JULY Is, 1888,
Cash Capital, 100000,
PAID IN FULL.
BRANCH OFFICE:
FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING.
PHILADELPHIA.


Where the general business OF the Company
is transacted, and TO which all general cor
respondence should be addressed.
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THTELLIGENCEs JOB OFFICE.
L No. 15 Quincy street. Tilt
CAhDs AND BILL HEADS, neatly printed
MANUF ACTURERS LABELS.
NsURA-.CE POLICIES AND BLANKS
DRAY TICKETS AND BILLS OF; IADrNe
PROGRAMMES AND POSTERS
CHECKS, NOTES, RECEIPTS,
CHOW BILLS for Country Merchants.
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IN OO0LBs. sU9AR-CURED HAMS,
6U UUU 5000 lbs Plain Hams,
1000 lbs Shoulders,
10000 lbs Clear q Clear Rib Sides
100 T1erces Prime Lard. -
80 KEGS
so Barrels Extra Lard on.
200 Bbls Juno Family Flour
200 do Star do do
100 do Swan do do
ssh Half Barrels Lake Fish.
SO Barrels Vinegar.
50 Boxes Factory Cheese
So do Concentrated y
For sale by Iop0ANACo
mario HAHDAACNs JOEsOAE ~ " ~.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

OUINISE-It EQUALS (blIter) Quintne. Is
made only by F: SrEARNS, Chemist, De-
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ORGANIC WEAKNESS.
DR, JOHNSON

Member OF the Royal College OF Surgeons
London, Graduate Oh one vi inc mos cmI-
nenL Colleges III the United States, aud Tie
greater part OF whose lie nRh been spent III
me hospitals OF LOnuOn, PIIrls, fnIIaUeIp pima
and elsewhere, has elected some OT Tho uIUzI
astonishing cares tn;1t were ever knOwI.,
mE1HS LIUuUIeu Will. TiiIElDs IA the hesIu anu
elITS ~ ileu asleep, .SICat nCISOISEens, LeIbE
AIIrliICtI al uuuCn aOGI.>Is, OdlIII4nCos, W..II
iIeuLI,i DiIr.G,, SlI;G-sAuS'I sOiLIo.III.C:
ueIssl4...-.cu, n;I.Id. weIr SUTe>I II4LIle-
u:ALcIS.
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CLARENCE n. CLARK, President.
JAY COOKE, Chairman Finance and Exec
utive Committee.
HENRYD. COOKE, Vlce-President-
EMERSON W. PEET. Secretary and Actu-
airy.
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Married Persons, or Young Men conterl.
plating marriage, being aware OF PHYSICAL
weakness, Organic DeoutY1 OeIOriulLles
speedily cured.
He VINO places himself under the care o.:
DR.. J. may reIlg1OusIy conflde in his honor
as gentleman, and confidently rely upon
his skill as physician.
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raknrAstIIuUl-.AR NOElCa.,
YOUNG MEN

Who have Injured themselves by a crIialI.
pTAcIIcS, INDUCED in when alone, h4ALIl lac
quenIIy learned from evil companions, or nj
school, The ELECTS OF which are nightly Ieit,
even Wnen asleep, and, II not cured, TendeIp
marriage IO possible, uuu destroys both mind
ana DOuy, should RppIy IInmediaLelS.
What IL pity that II young man, Ihe nope u
ms country, inc PRIDE OF hls parents, should
be- hnRIcnCd nom al prospects and enjoy
IneuIS OI lie by the c0iIseCueu OF deViu-
ting from the path OF nature, ana induIRinE
III certain secret habit. Sucn persons L4nsI
DeIOre cOnIaIn plating
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Shook Has an Interview With a WO-
mans Rights AdvOcate-They Have
a Prolonged Debate.--Hfs Reaec-
finn ThnHnOn
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CO., N. Y.
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especially, who have become the victims OF
SOLITARY Vice. that dreadful ana destructive
habit which annually sweeps 10 an unLtmeIy
grave thousands OF Young Men OF Ine most
might otherwise nave enLranced IsIenlng
Senators with the thunders OF eloQuenct. or
walked 70 ecstacy the living Tyre, may Gail
with full confidence.
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reflect that sound mind and body arc the
most necessary requisites 10 promote cOnuu-
bal happiness. Indeed, without these the
journey through LIE becomes u weary pu-
grIulaGe; the prospect hourly darkens 10 Ins
view, the mind becomes 6hadoWeu with de-
SPAR and nlleu with The melancholy retiec
ton that the happiness OF another become
OliRhLsu with our own.
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SHOW. BILLS TOR Country MsEehantu.
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The Doctors DIPLOMA hangs IN la office
INDORSEMEEr OF THE HRESI

The many thousands cured at this es,ab-
lishment within the Last twenty years, AID
the numerous Important surg lca1 Operation
performed by Dr.. Johnston, witnessed 10y The
reporters of 12Ee Sun and many other papers
notices OF which have appeared again and
again before The public, OeSldeS his Standing
as gentleman Of character and resls cIh-
bllity Is q Buncient guarantee TO the at1lcted
n1arl6-1y
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Omco No. South Frederick Street.
Left hand side going nom Baltimore street, =
few doors nom The corner, Fail not 10 Or
serve the name and number.
0~No Letters received unless post paid al
containing stamp TO be used on the IepIy
Persons Writing should state age, and Benc
portion OF advertisement describing symp-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-06-03

DR. JOHNSON has discovered the most
Certain, Speedy, and only Ehectual
remedy In the World for Weakness OF the
Kidneys and Bladder, Involuntary DiSchRr-
4ee, Inipotency, General Debility, Nervous
ness, Dyspepsia, Languor, Low Spirits Con-
fnsiOu at Ideas, PalpItaLiUn OF the Heart,
TIInhllIV. Trembling, DImness OF Sight, or
jlddineeSS, Disease OF the Head, 1hFoaI, Sose
or skin, Affections Oh the LIVER Lungs,
stomach or BOWeEB-thOSe Terrible Disorders
arising from solitary habits Of 4Outh-Secret
ana solitary prAcuces more fatal TO their vic
tins than the song OlSyrens 10 me MARINERS
or Ulysses, blighIing their most brilliant
hopes or anLclpaCOns, rendering marriage
&C, impossible.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-07-01
LI2ERATURN AND JOuAN4LlsM.

--IIarper's Magazine for July opens with four
Illustrated articles. =" Early Aeronautics" is an
entertaining elmpend of information on the
SUBJECT, though it has nothing very new. Bor-
der "Reminiscences is the first nstalmcnt Of
SERIES by General H. b. Marcy, describing his
personal experiences in the West. longer ar
licle describes the manufacture Of watches at
Elsn, Illinois, with proiuse Illustrations and
another furnishes information concerning the
Birds Of Paradise. The two serials, "A Brave
Lady" by Mrs. Craik, and MY Enumy's Daugh-
ter, by Justin Mccarthy, are continued. Both
are of high order in literature, and form attrac-
tive features in the Monthly. -Four short stories
arc givcn-"A Night at Sea-, Fishing in
Msts, The Button Hole Boque, and squire
Suffolk Subscription. Apaper OF practical val
NC is that giving suggestions to travellers how to
live pleasantly and economically in different parts
Of Europe.
Peters, Musical Monthly for June gives ten
pieces Of choice music, including three pieces by
viii 5. Hays, besides twelve pages Of choice
reading matter, stories aud ,lictchcs With the
July number begins new volume, Terms s.
a year; j. l.. Peters, publisher, 19s Broadway,
New York.
The Reading (Pa.) Dn,y Times, formerly q
neutral paper, belonging to f. u. Skaters, wa.
| purchased some two or three months ago b,
Buckwatcr IL RhOads, aud has again been sulC
to j. Knabh IL Co., proprletors of the Journai
the old Republican weekly. II Ii now enlarged
and greatly improved, and certainly cannot iai
| to succeed.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-07-01

The Paris lie Toilet says pouffs and paniers
continue in almost universal favor under va
riety of names, such as the unique en- vertuga-
dins, en- camargo, en- pouffs and en- paniers
Louis XIV" But we fluid 1t very distinctly af-
firmed by the Partisan chroniclers, that the true
Parsienne will allow of no exaggeration OF
style; hence these paniers must be so arranged
as not to produce an ungraceiul effect, as is too
often the case.
-Flounces are very much worn, and generally
a number of little founces seem preferred.
Colored muslin robes, with scaloped nounecs
are very pretty over silk pettcoat, the bottom
being scalloped and worked in dots with silk.
In Paris flowers are more used than ever by
the principal modistes, and many of the newest
bonnets are made entirely OF bouquets of small
or one large flower, mixed with barbe OF lace
The season at Lake George promises 10 bt
remarkably successful and gay. large numbel
of New Workers have already engaged rooms.
Hon. Thomas George, a resident of New
burgh, has purchased " Idlewild, the residence
of the late n. P. Willis, for thirty-ilve Thousand
dollars.
"A new and handsome straw riding cap 70
ladies has just been brought out, and PROMISE
to become the rage this season. 1t is calie'
| Warwick
--Thirty.fiye excursions have been provide
for the present season from Philadelphia to Al
lantic City. The first one came OF on Wednesda,
and the las, one is to take place. September q
Stone is now being hauled for the construc
ton OF the Methodist Seminary walls at Vinelan
and the work will now be urged to completion
The New York Evening Mail has new dies
and looks very well. The Newark Eyenin
Courier, ditto, and is somewhat enlarged, beside
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-07-01
Telegraphic News.
BALTIMORE.


A coLoRED PARADE BROKEN VI by THE POLICE.
BALTIMORE, June 29th.--About half-past ten
O'Clock last night company of colored cavalry
men, about thirty strong, headed by n full drum
corps and flies left the Douglass Institute, ON Lex
ington street, and passed through Calvert street
to Faysttc, and thence east. The men were all in
full uniform, and carried cavalry swords.
As they passed down Fayette street, TO the
tune OF Not for joe" quite a crowd collected
and, on reaching the intersection Of Fay
cite aud Gay streets, Police Commissioners JAR
rett and Fussclbaugh accompanied by squad
of police, appeared in front, and Mr.. jarrett
called halt. He then told the men that as
president of the police board, he ordered them
back to their quarters The captain and some OF
the men at first demurred, contendng that folice
Marshal Farlow had given permission for The
parade, and had promised the protection Of the
police, but the commissioner was firm in his
| demand, in a few words declining TO give the
captain bis authority for acting as he did, and 4
countermarch was ordered, the musicians dis
persing and the men going back to the place
whence they came, accompanied by the police
When the commissioners gave the order To hal
they were applaudcd by the persons who lnct
| the sidewalks.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-07-01
POLITICAL.

Hon. John Covode has been chosen
Chairman of the Pennsylvania Republican
State Committee.
The House of Representatives of New
Hampshire passed the Suffrage amendment
yesterday 1t comes up in the Senate to-
morrow.
The Philadelphia Democratic noninat-
ing Conventions met yesterday. The County
Convention. after organizing, adjourned uu.
til to-day. The City Convention nominated
Captain Duncan for City Commissioner, and
S. Gross Fry for City Treasurer
The canvass in Virginia has begun. A
Republican meeting in Richmond, yesterday,
was addressed by Gen Van Wyek, of New
York. Gilbert Walker, the Conservative
candidate for Governor, arrived in Richmond
last night, and spoke in response to sere-
made
The Democratic Convention of Maine
met Yesterday at Bangor, six hundred dele
gates being present. General FranklinSmitf
was nominated for Governor. Resolutions
were adopted iavoring free trade, the main
ienance of tine rights Of the States, taxation
of U. S. bonds, aud the economy OF admin
| Isl ration
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-07-01

Five frame buildings and two brick stores
in Kansas City, Mo-, were bnrned ON Mon
day night.
Judge Emory of Nashville has been APP
pointed supervisor for Tennessee, to sue
coed Major Noah.
1t is now stated that the depositors of the
Ocean Bank of New York will lose $500 GOO
by the recent robbery.
4 severe storm prevailed in Connecticut
ON Monday, and considerable damage to the
roads and bridges is reported.
The grain crop in California will probably
TALL below the average yield; in Oregon it
will exceed thai Of former years.
Additional accounts of disaster by the
floods in Western Kansas, and loss OF over
u lives is reported by the inundalion.
A San Francisco despatch reports rich
discoveries Of silver, between White Pine
and the head of navigation on the Colorado
A despatch from Waterloo, Canada, re-
ports severe ireshet and much destruction
Of property, caused by heavy rains on Sun
day.
A bridge of the Atlantic and Great West
ern Railroad, near Cory, Pa, has been
swept away. A passenger train ran off the
bridge, and the engineer was killed.
III itithihphu Couniy, virginia.. IN Gun
| day, two colored women being Jealous of
each other, fought a duel with clubs, and
one of them died upon the field.
The Canadian authorities have authorized
| proclamation ordering the observance of
July LIST Dominion Day. as general holt
day in this and every succeeding year.
A collision occurred on the Susquchanna
Railroad, about 80 miles west from Albany
on Sunday, which demolished two lucomo
| lives and several cars. No person was in
jured.
The Ocean National Bank, in New York
| was robbed on Sunday night of about $3.50.
900 in depositors securities, and $50 ono of
the banks money. Tue robbers are I'M
| known.
Gen. Candy has written letter in sun.
port of his position requiring the members
OF the Virginia Legislature 10 take the test
oath lie says the Reconstruction laws re-
quire it,
1t is stated that Chief Justice Chase, while
in Richmond, expressed the opinion that
there is no authority for cxaciing the test
oath from members of the Legislature. The
Virginia Conservatives will retain their leg
islat.ve candidates, all OF whom are said to
b" Eligible under the Fourteenth Amend
mssh
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The cuban policy OF the administration.

Persons in Washington who are camor-
for the immediate recognition Of Cuban bel
ligercncy, are in the habit of saying that the
Secretary of State is the power behind the
throne which prevents them getting what
they want. 1t may be said, without getting
into detailed statement of the Secretary S
views, that the President and his cabinet are
practically unit on the questions involved.
They are all decided in the conviction that
our neutrality laws were made TO be en-
forced, and must as far as possible be
enforced, and the whole power of the ad
ministration will be used in sustaining the
local officers whose business it is TO carry
out these laws. They are all, moreover, in
sympathy with the Cuban movement, but
no one Of them, IRON the President down, is
in favor of granting belligcrency at this time.
| The Secretary of State and the President
had some talk last Saturday about Cuban af-
fairs, since which time the cuban sympa-
thizers tell their friends that the admins,ra-
ton need not be expected to do anything
about Cuba for the present at least.
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The Rush Bequest to the Philadelphia
Library.

The stockholders in the Philadelphia Library
held a meeting Tuesday to decide whether or
not they should accept the bequest Of the late DR..
Rush. The Site chosen by the Doctor at Broad
and Christian streets, was very unsatisfactory 10
many, and the opinion of eminent legal counsel
having been had that there was no necessity Tor
immediate action, the whole subject was referred
to a committee to report at the annual meeting
in October. Judge Hare, in a careful speech,
thought the bequest would not be more than hall
million Of dollars, which, he thought, would be
pretty well consumed in the erection Of the
Building Of tue size and character contemplated.
He then considered the cost OF keeping up such
an establishment the heavy taxation, the addi-
tional number OF librarians and persons neces-
sary to keep the building in order, and he con-
cluded that the bequest, with the conditions
imposed, might not he so desirable legacy after
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-07-01

The PRESIDENTS INDIAN PoLIcY having
scattered the "Indian Ring we judge one Of
its members has secured a position on the
staff of the London Times. The Cable in
forms us this morning that the Times praises
our Indian Policy and says in substance that
determination is the only solution Of the
yexed Indian Question. The determination
policy having just been abandoned the
T1msss shows its usual progressive character
and thorough knowledge of American ai-
fairs by commencing it as the present policy,
while its well known devotion TO our inter
ests will doubtless cause humane and Chris
tain Americans TO reconsider their opinion
that our Indian policy has been, next 10 sla
very, the worst blot on our nations escutch