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TRUST SALE.
TRUSTER,S SIZE.

NY -irtue OF a Deed OF Trust executed to me-
n -, "rusIee, by James y a Oh . On the A5Ln
1Sntem, or. 1888 and duly recorded 10 the hesls.
49, O-L - OF shelby Coanty, tennessee. In
Book No. So, part 2d, pages z Banda W11on
Thursday, the 25th p bEuary 1859,
Ratvsen the Aours OF 10 o'clock am, and Il
oSrInek m In toe city OF &enpnIs, Ia 'front.' Of
the ONCE 81 KOn sscht g Graft, NJ 81 South
Conrt street. prCceAd 10 sell, az pub to al lcn,
to the higu sst bidder, for sash, the following
iots or psroels Of ggOGnd, IN shelby eounty,
Tenn In said Trust DECD, de-erioed As oLOE-'
to-wIt. BENG part or Lot No. II d oek -
in SOuth Mes pnts beginning al q point "a
feet from the juncuOu T T. mand0 street ana
groZnts avenue. on the east tide or Hernanlc
strset thence cum vi n dern.ndo street ga
fa.t /. thence ssstwardIy az right angles WIN
Heruaudo street lo feel n-nee norm STs
f-et t. theRes WesUwarlly 10 IHet 70 lns OesLn
DtnG and also qnO her OF OF parcel 5 IL
81 No RlocR A., ~OeEinutnE - 1 ( nortneAsL
.o~ner of The above de cro q lot LLe1cs ST
|.rYr 81 zee, moe . le Ito a STAKE on IN
stI+v thence s~outhWardly 90 70 ttoa stsAei
thesc- Westward y with TIE "A rtn 4Ie o. Ihs
E1aseopsV hurch 10 s. feet more orless, tO4
ssEe AZ Z 3 ss1ihGa8t eOrner OF Irr lot aoOtS
.leSoTfbed nd thence ga ASsslo
me beginnlng corner. Equity OF redemption
Is waived. q believed 10
ha good INIT 1 sell and convey only a 4rlsLses
tepI5 CHAHLES X h &C. d m Tee
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JOIN NEED.

CARPENTER AND BUILDER, No, e. Jefsr-
~ son street, entrance in alley. Special at
IGNITION given to Stair Work. Houses and We
Tfntshs lrsrasa ready IoE sRippins. tnoYnl In
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NOTICE.

DIsslfet Of West Tennessee, IN BankruPtcy--s
A. NaAnphis, Tenn, i6thday Of February, lS5p.
TEE undersigned hereby gives notice OF bis
snDOtatxn n as assignee o. John =. suA RklDss
OF McNairy county and state Of Ten
0assee. within said district, who has been ac-
indCed a Bankrupt upon MS own petition, b.
hyDastrict court Of said district.
y. W~OOLDaIDGE,
6ebII IL q Assignee.
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NEMPHIS s ARKANSAS RiV2R
E -
Packet CO3np&'y.

TUE FOLLOWING ELEGANT PASSENGER
i BOals Of this LINE VIII leave eemphis
hereafter THREE TIMEsA WEEK, as ullows
Tuesday,, ThurSdass and SATURDAYS, IA
g O'CLOCK p.sn.,
THOMAS II. ALLEN. Reese Pritchard, Master
". a. ELi4.-....---.E y. aaines Master
Bla sdell, Master
LEM W. I. Ber y, Master
Connecting at LITTLE r. X with the Com
pany's new and lgntvdraught packets for fort
Smith and Fort Gibson. Cklse CONNECTIONS
made both ways.
AMERIOAE-~--~Jno. W. Williams, Master
VAN BU BOwitn, MISTER
FORT NoOd5Qrn, Master
FORT SMITH- ,..--......-.kd AoYlsnd, Master
An OF the above boats we're buut expressly
for the trade, and are particularly sell adspts.1
to 1t. Passengers and freight will be put
through by this line 10 ali points on the Ark.n-
sas riVsT without detentiqn, and al reasonable
ratse.
All persons shipping freight for any potato
the Arkansas river from North or East Of Mem
phis, should have their gnOuE consigned to
Memphis and Arkansas bivaT Packet Com
pRny " q: Memphis. MeTch+ndise shipped fiom
New orleans should be consigned To Memphis
p ArKsnsas River Packet Company, NapO-
leon, Ark.
Freight received at any time at the Comma
ny's oHice. JNO. D, ADAMS, President,
i, A. kEEDIG. Agent.
lass SA Front street. MtSby block.
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Eo II 81 u.
H..,. snIn NJ Rlnf.
LUMBER. ETC.
Lumber,


oldest lumber merchants in the South
Yard established In Memphis 1sz7. Build
ing Material Of all kinds. Dressed and rough
Fto0Tngt Doors, Shingles. Ceiling, Blinds,
LAtnsa Ne2iherDoarding, Glazed Sssh, Fenc-
ing. We don't intend to be undersold. YARD
and office foot Washington street. near river.
pls d&w6a ID. e. J. w. COCHRAN.
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" W. A. Reed, n. d.
j. r. C x. Jr., NJ "
G. J. Hempel, N. ID. D., A."
ev A. b. Parsons n.
Prof " Jooes, j., MD LID, London, Eng.
Prof. DePiaf, MD, Paris.
Pu.assl kadeski, ND, Vienna.
D. JONES has a case % S0 different kinds OF
m.diclaes ~ith hlm, composing the nest nom
eve y part OF the word, with which he ours
ne trsy all of the old ~standiug t%ehrOnlc} diseases
that afhict both sexesaud persons OF every aga.
without any ln~eonVeniesee or neglect Of
busin rs,
C~.~s-Fyes Made ~t-atghs and >asuraI
This operation can De performed In 81 cases
without fsli, ana Prof Jones VIII do It sue
ees>fu-ly ia old OF yoaug.
AMAUROS-S or Nervous blindness, skilfully
sWsg+ry-Catsract operated for, Artificial
Pupil. Encauthus, TX @nthus, Ptosis, Ptery-
GUM, N9vi Tor mothers marx removed. tn
mors in toe Eye or T az removed. Cancers ex-
Lracted. Hernia sOT rupturel and Cluu Foot
successfully operated upon. Enlarged f0nsils
tucissd, tcu0 with improved instruments for
that exp ess purpOse. Hare Lip operated Tor
nd the def Tmity removed, S iliettOes intro
daeed for F4StuIa LsshEymabs (or wSteTy eyeL
L ryngotomy and q d'1ieulE and delicate Ope-
rRtionS in surg ~ per Ormed on hand with
skill and the INST improved Instruments. DR..
Jones believes his instruments are superior 10
those of any surgeo IN the United States, aud
are in keeping with the mechanism dnd SCI.
encs of the age, and give him q de ci.ad advaD-
tage IN all difficult operations over other good
surgeons, no one in = thousand o. whom , s.
ses snoA u nsefui, II ode n, and magnificent
case OF costly surgical tools,
OrUhHAGA, or discharge Of the Ears,
whether caused by Scarlet Fever, Mease s.
Sero uIa, Cold, or abything else, Is cured by DR..
Jones 81 Old or young,a and the hearing restored
or benefited, Two tniIds OF The cases OF total
deafness m ght be prevented il this iii ease
were OF so shsmefully neglected
OLD STANDING DtSEA-Es can be pre-
scrIuei Tor AT ones by u. Jones, and The patient
can Use the remedies a. hom-. And All .pera-
lions are pei crmsd Immediate y before The
patent leaves u eDsctor. All who are omicted
FL umd c0me pre-. ard 20 have such treatment
imned afe y as they may need.
BE- had D.. Jones advertisement relating 10
the epIe u diseases OF the IuEEs ana throat
In an pther part OF this paper. Ja3t
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
oFFIUE OF THE DAILY APFEALl
LL.rE.n. AcLn.n-n lE ~ Z

QEElOE Ut LAE DAILY
EEzFzEs. February IS. lG9. !
FINANCE.
The only excitement which 10Y exists
in money circles Is that which has been
developed by the Investigations now go
ing on 10 the Claim Agents matter.
These parties have, it seems, made S
"Rood thing" by suborning witnesses
getting up false claims, and swindlisg
the holders Of just ones against the Gov
eminent. The amount thus ~fraudulently
obtained was set down by US yesterday
at about SIS, 200 600 IL Memphis and its
surroundings alone.
Money IL close, and our banks are not
doing anything in the way Of loans ex
cept to No. l customers. Exchange IL
abundant, and rates steady.
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febu %
NOTICE.

District Of West Tear esss, in ~Bsnkruptcy-ss.
At Memphis, Tenn, eth day OF February, 1888.
The undersigned hereby gives notice OF his
apDOfntmsnt as assignee q TEOmss J. VAR,
OF Fayette eoanty. and state O. 4a1nesseet
within said District, who mas been anuug6o
a ankru uyon his own petition " the
District Court OF said District.
y. WUOLDRI GE,
febll Is . assignee.
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WATCHES.
WALTHAM
w ate

THE extensive use Of these watches FOR the
last fifteen years b. II ,ilWay Conductors, En-
gneers and Expressmen, the most exactlng Of
watch wesrers, has thoroughly demonstrated
the strength, steadiness durability and aecu
racy Of ths Waltham Watch. To satisfy that
class In al these respects, Is 20 decide the quts-
ton as 70 The real value Of these time-kespeus
The superior organization and gseat extent
OF the C-mpaDy's Works 81 Nslthsm enable
them 10 Produce watches combIolng the best
and latest improvements, and at a prics whieh
renders competition futile, and tho q who boy
any other watch merely pay from 70 TO 50 per
cent mere for their watches than is Necessary.
EE FOX SALE BY L DEALEss.
- No watches retaIed by the Company.
ROBBINS & APPLETON,
General Agents,
ls2 Broadway, Kew York.
fahg MON uarNfrf
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BANRs N BANxNKC
GERMAN RATIONAL BARK
CT EEMPHIS.

DIRECTORS
LOUIS HANNAUFR. OF sohoclas,d < Han.
naneTs
JOHN p. HOsFMANN, Of Mitchell, HoGnsnn
q Co
D. P. HADDEN.ofD p. Hadaen & o.;
n. i. Nil AOIIAM OF Msschau q Treadwell
A. l.. HARRIS, Of Huris, Cochran & Co,
r. +. WAOF, or u J.. Wall n Co.
J.G. NELLY, o. brooks Nicely.
OFFICERS:
LOUIS HAEEAUEE, President
Il. L. NEACHAd, Vlce.PFeriaenE
HAHN GgIFgIs, . Cashier
HUBACE L. GARTH, : Assistant Gather
sF ExehaBKe on All parts Of IA CnIted
states and europe bonEht and -Old- Jazz
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So so per Annum,
81 25 per Six Months OF
rs cts. per Three Months.
50 Clubs of two or more viii be sup
HE'D AZ % 90.
@The columns Of the App nL wiz be de
voted to the Latest news, TE EEsRAPH Re
FORTS, and cboiee selections of READrse
Matter.
% Special attention VIII be given TO our
MARKET REPoRxs. No EFFORT wi u be spared to
advance SOUTHERN INTERESTS an VI soUTHERs
ENTERPRISES.
80 The stirring events OF the pres> Mt day
make it necessary FOR every man 10 bso ,ms =
to- good newspaper. TosupplY this
want, we offer the APPEAL At the above Z
tFeHely low rates. conndent that the price A.
within the reaGA Of All. We promise thst the
APPEAI, as leresofore. shall continue to give
universal satisfaction.
sE RsmntAness can b made either by Post
once Monsy Order or By Registered Letter.
sr Possmasters throu shout the United States
are requested to set AZ Agents.
AHEsLIE, R1EATIHG 4 CO.,
Edity ~ and Esrepriesors,
Memphis. Tena.
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NOTICE.

District OF West TenBe see, In Ba1kruptey-sS
A. Memphis. Tenn. 18th day or February, 1856
The undersigned hereby gives notice % his
appointment as assignee VI Albert L1he2rs,
Of HArdenau county and 5tate or Tennessee,
within said district, who has beeB adiudged q
Bankrupt upon his own petition, " The District
Court Of sald District.
y WCOLLR DGE,
fsbl5 q % Asssznse.
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RAILROAD TINE TABLE,.
renpkis ana Louisville RallrOad Line

EezPkis ana louisville RallFosd Limo
DEPART. AaRIvK.
Day Express, r. r. time...... 600 I'm. 500 PIN
City time...... 445 am.
Sight Express, K. Z. time. 400 pm. 300 am
City time &SJp.m.
Ticket omcssfge. 21H Main street n at Ds-
Dot, hssd or Main street
EAM. Z. JONES. Gsnlsupt.
ElsEiEsippi and Tennessee Railroad.
ARRIVE. A
New Orleans Mail, dsiIy-....s;t5 pm. 4:l5 pm
New Orleans Express, daly
except sunday ---.--~.---..6:5V m o1 a-m
Freight, daily except sun
Gay-.-.......-.... ..... ...........5.DV pm. os[ AN
Time through 10 New Orleans "A hours Bag
gage checked through. Tteke Ct ONCE 37H Main
street ana az Dep {. OmniDuses VIII cali Tor
pa and eDe-k baggage in any part OF
the city, ny leaving orders 81 1914 2ain street.
febI4 A. 3. AEKRMORE, 3en1 Sup't.
Memphis ana Little Rock Railroad
To MADIso NJ LITTLE ROCK, ARK.
Going West-Leave Memphis Monday, Wednes-
day and Friday, at am.
Coming East Leave Madison Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday, ST 7:5O a-n. Arrive al
Memphis al l O'Clock pm.
s. B. BEAU&ONT,
oc2 General superintendent
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FOR CAIRO.l

Regular Memphis & CaiFJ Packet.
For Randolph, Fulton. Osceola, Hale's Point,
6ayosO, T~ptOuvIIle, Point P.eassEt, New
Madrid, island NO 10, Hickman,
and GairJ.
The steamer
MOLLIE HAMBLETON H. hampton, Master
W. +. Pau, Jerk,
WILL LEAVE MEMPHIS As r.
ABOVE EVERY TUESDAY, az EsSsIz
5 pun. LARRY HARM~TAU. Agent,
feal No. ~ . olson str e.
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FOR HALE's POINT.
FOR OsCE0LA.

TRI-WEEKLY PACKET
GEO. W. George Malone, Master
Frank GonteTm2n, Clerk,
7 caves MEMPHIS on TUES A.
IL LAY, Fin Uu5DAN and SAT-aE4SA
UnDAl, ats pm, i,r Randolph. Fu4t.n, Fort
Pillow, CsceOIa AID ali Way LanclLgs. Ke-
Turning, caves OsseOla Wednesday, /
DAY and SUNDAY Apply to
NINoON & DONAHUE.
fehs 254 From ST. eet.
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commissioners Sale OF Arkansas
Lands.

IN pursuance OF a deerea OF the Circuit Court
4 Of Cntcot co1nty, in the state OF Arkansas,
on the CHancery side thereof, rendered Al the
october Term, AID, 1868, OF said Court. in a
Ger am cause therein pending, wherein Benoni
Alexander W Mackiiu. deceased, were CON-
pl21Dants, aud Allen Goodwin, as administrator
Cf William :. Ferguson, deceased, and Charles
\. Ferguson, EuHis5 Goodwin ana Allen God
win, in riglt Of his wife, heirs of said William
:. Ferguson, deceased. were &c PENDANTS the
undersigned, Commissioner appointed by said
JoUrtin said cause, Will sell, On
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BANKRUPTcY.
NOTICE.

The undersigned hereby gives notfoe OF his
appointment as assignee q Henry TomIn-
ION, OF shelby county and state Of Tennessee,
within said DIS riot, who has been aGfudgsd
a bankrupt upon his OWL petition, by the Dis
tr1ct Court ofsaid District.
U. WOODBRIDGE,
sfebl5 p y Ass,xnee.
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FOR ST. LOUIS.
FOR EvAasVILLE.
FOR I a FOERT.

Regular Memphis and Friar's Ptint Pa.kst-
For Helena and Frisr's Point.
JaulOs Act maob-l
This elegant passenger PACKET d.
VII leave S
THIS DAY, 18th inst, at 5 pm.
ELLI,TT& MILLER, Agents,
fsblg PrOmenade street, root Jefferson.
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FOR ARKANSAS RIVER.
Regular Memphis and Arkansas River United
states Mail Packet.
VA. CALDWELL........ ...-.... Hatnes ncSter
This splendid passenger steamer
VII leave for the above on s33Ra
SATURDAY, 2Jjh inst, at 5 pm.
7. A. ENDIG, Age1t,
febl9 jA Front ST.. Mosby Block
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Memphis and VIckshurg U. g.. Mall Line-For
Vlcksburg.
MARY +. FORSYTH..-.......Haney master.
THIS elegant ana sWm steamer
will leave as above
THIS Day. 1871 inst. at 10 am.
Freight received al 81. Louis Wherfbost.
febg fLNA o4LVElst. op'L.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-05

1t is stated that one of the Austrian Arch
Dukes is a kleptomaniac, i. e., is given to
stealing. We do not know why this should
create any surprise, for a great many royal
personages have had the same complaint. The
King of Prussia stole Silesia, and managed to
keep his plumber. The monarchs of Russia
Prussia, and Austria stole Poland, and divided
"the swagn between them. Hundreds of years
ago, the King of England stole Ireland, and
the plumber is held fast to this day. Indeed,
it is generally admitted that no monarchy can
get along at all without stealing. But this
poor Arch-Duke, we suppose, "prigs" snuff
boxes and jewelry and Observation-Disclosures,
and such small deer. Grand larceny is highly
becoming as royal amusement; petit larceny
is somewhat disgraceful; and it is, we admit,
a new thing for that Austrian House to steal
i'm moderation
New-York tribune., 1869-06-05

Protection Books and Pamphlets for sale at
THE TRIBUNE Office or sent by mail postage paid on re-
ceipt Of price
SOCIAL SCIENCE by Henry Carey, is work ior stu
dents Of Political Economy especially those VINO arc
hereafter to discuss the stump or through the press
It is complete exposition Of the Science IN three large
volumes. Price $40.
II M,Sr,r OF SOCIAL SCIENCE is a synopsis Of the last
named in one compact volume, by Kate Mexican Price
81 25.
III TIE HARMONY OF INTERESTS. AGRICULTURAL,
MANUFACTURING AND COMMERCIAL. By Henry Carey
One volume Cloth. Price 81 so.
~ TIE WAY TO OurDO ENGLAND WITHOUT FIGHTING
TIp st forth i'm series of letters to the Hon. Schuyl
Coltax by Henry c. Carey. Price 75 cents.
v CAREY's LETTERS ON COMMISSIONER WELIss RE-
PORT thoroughly reviewing his statements and refung
his deductions. Price 10 cents.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-05

The worst kick Mr.. Reverdy Johnson has yet
received comes from the City Council of his
own Baltimore. That distinguished body held
debate the other night upon the impending
arrival of the ex-Mnister to Great Britain, and
resolved that whereas it had always been the
custom of the State of Maryland to take ofl-
cal notice of prominent events in the history
of her distinguished sons, therefore there would
be no harm in saying that they were glad Slr.
johnson was coming home Between the apollo
getic preamble and the obviously compliment
tary resolution came this extraordinary SEN
tence, which we submit to any of the human
race who feel able to understand it:
And schereas One Of them IT, C., distinguished sons''l
on his way home from mission 10 which he was ap-
pointed with view 10 settlement OF issues which arose
during the late lamenable strife IN our country, ana
though the results thereof have not up 10 the adj
yanced views OF tins extraordinary age, yet doubtless
on his part executed with due regard 10 the interests OF
the nation as he understood them, and IN accordance
with instructions OF the existing Government there
fore be IL, OtO.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-05
PROTECTION TO HOME IND USTRY.

To-days number Of THE TRIBUNE contains the
second weekly chapter of Mr. Greeley's treatise on
PoLITICAL ECONOMY, designed more especially TO
elucidate and defend the policy of PROTECTION TO
HOME INDUSTRY. He expects TO bring the work
within the compass of twenty to twenty-five chap
ters of three OF four columns each and to treat the
subject with such simplicity and direcness that few
can read these essays without at least realizing that
the Protective policy is either grossly misunderstood
or deliberately msrepresented by the champions Of
Free Trade The public shall, at all events realize
that we, who stand for Protection, habitually read
and try to comprehend our adversaries, while they
ignore our writings and grossly caricature our argu
ments.
These essays will ultimately be printed together
but, in view of the desperate efforts of the Free
Traders to forestall opinion and try to wrest YER
dict from public which has not heard the case
argued we ask the friends of Protection TO aid in
giving these essays as they originally fall from the
press a general diffusion.
The Free Trade League. organized in this city, by
and in the interests of foreign manufacturers is la
boring assiduOusly through newspapers which it
controls, and by the distribution OF tracts and pam
phlets, to destroy the Tariff and surrender our mar
kets to the importers of foreign manufactured goods
Their efforts can best be counteracted by the dssem
inatOn of journals intelligently and continuously
devoted to the protection of American labor and the
fostering of American interests
We shall print more than Two Hundred Thousand
copies Of each in regular editions; but we hope
they will receive still wider dissemination through
the formation Of new clubs (which we supply at a
fraction over the cost of white paper for The
WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
We believe that it will be for the interest Of every
establishment in the country, Of whatever nature,
to see TO it that each workman is supplied with THE
TRIBUNE during the coming year. The question of
Protection to Home Industrys soon to be allabsorb
ing. and it is of the utmost importance that every
voter shall be well informed on the subject.
These forms will be stereotyped, and we shall be
able to supply back numbers of The WEEKLY TnB
IE those whose orders may be late in reaching
New-York tribune., 1869-06-05

The Standard and Post of London protest
that they cannot suddenly get over their indig-
nation at the recent American attitude, and the
latter hopes that England will be secured
against accepting with humility what will be
rejected with contumely. All this happens be-
cause England did not know Mr. Reverly
johnson, or knew him too well. Professor Gold
win Smith has learned to take more hopeful
and cordial view of the international relations.
Mr.. Smith has judged us sensitively and mis-
takeny, but nevertheless with feeling which
We honor. He is brought at last to acknowl-
edge some shade of error in his observations
if we mistake not his tone-nO greater error Of
perception, he deems, than our own. He advo-
Gates arbitration, and thinks that England is
secure of her cause by going straight to the
heart of the American people. Mr.. Smith made
mistake hitherto, but, in his own way, has
been not inefficient embasSador.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-05
9musnnnis. @t.


RooTu's THEATER Twenty -third-st., between Fiftf Fiftf
II si,ttsveSTMs Afternoon aud ENeuing AZ e. Ahe La!
ivafs" Mr. Edwin Adams and Miss Blanche De Bar
CENTRAL PARK GARDEN, Seventh-aye. and lily @
,,bhis Evening BGrnd Concert Iheo lhomas OioDe'
ira. Mr. J. Lew ,..,
FrrrH-AvE THEATER. Twenty y-fourth-st and tlith
ave - Ths Afternoon a." La PeHchOes' Bvenig 81 o. D@
Bleut" Iuna Aujac etc.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE. cor. Eighthaye. and IWen'
tvtbirdst-Ths Afternoon and Evening at g. Pairie'
NIBIo's GARDEN-Tbis Afternoon at = anu
RrspiuR At Siubad the Sailor" Lydia Ihompsons busq'
Troupe aud TIE COloche Troupe
OIyMPIC TuEATER-This Afternoon at lk and
Evening Al aThe New Pautomme: Hcoy Deeoy Dock MI
a. 1. For Kraiy Troupe.
SAN Francisco MINSTRELs, No 5So BrOadWay-
This Byen1g al 3D. The Court Of Justice
THEATRE FRANCAIs.-This Evening at s. Chli'
pere" oseBel, Descliulas, kc
THE ETAMHANY-Tamman Hall, Fourteenth st
This Afternoon at Evening at The Dir' o. tue Ieo 'E
neL ,,,
WAvFRIEY THEATER, No. 72O Broadway. - This
Nsrponu AZ aud EveuBg g." lIon Great London buql'
Combination. ,
Woop's MUSEUM, Broadway and Thirtleth-st-
This Afternoon 1t aud this Evening al 8Bursque and fanomm
Robinson CrUs'e'
New-York tribune., 1869-06-05

mathematical to their disgrace and his cOun-
trys honor. Calling upon Irishmen to come
forward under the Republican banner, they
dwell upon the interests of the Irish
workingmen, and his unnatural and labOr-de-
grading subjectOn to Democracy in alliance
with English ee-trade The Committee make
one other admirable suggestion, which cannot
be too soon acted upon. Is is that the Irish
men of America should combine to prOtect-in
every way-by the establishment of refugees
and homes, and by social organization, the
emigrants from their native country.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-05

Abstracting the injustice which may have
been done the Paraguayan leader in the
loose rumors and reports common to the ignO-
rance of the South American States, enough
remains to certify his wickedness as a ruler.
We are surprised that at this late day any one
should attempt to whiten his character. Lopez
is an able and desperate chief, as cruel as
brave and not an unprecedented type of the
union of courage and will with atrocity, espe-
cially in the Spanish American character. The
devotion of his people to him is extraordinary,
but not more extraordinary than the devotion
of other peoples to tyrants who knew how to
throw their lives away with energy and skill.
One of the best witnesses, and the most recent,
against the despotism of Lopez, is Gen. Carl
baldi himself republican of the first-class
For this reason he wOuld be inclined to judge
more favorably of the sO-called republic of
Paraguay than the empire of Brazil. But he
does not his experience in South America is
all against the despOt and in favor of the En-
peror. The greatest absurdity put up in de-
fense of Lopez is that he is the champion of
the republican principle as against monarchy.