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THE ENGLISH LEGATION AND
THE ALABAMA TREATY.


sr.h,sF
EasAfhgfon Correspondence Of the Eosfcn tr<r-
ss"er. ..-...
The rejection Of the Alabama claims treaty
Nia.AteI ST. Thornton kne1 that the Committee
on Fo!esGn Relations nag ~ but paanlmously r
Understood that the report WAS sustained 81 The
general Judgement Of our people The nnaoimltJ
wtth which It ~as rejected n1ust hass becn an
event on WHICH he bud nor caleaistei. Ior The
sslvers could hardly hare sur1nisel that thers
Wonld be bnt one vote IN IT. faSor.
oeuese that ~. Ihofnon Keeps nls eNn eoon-
gel as becomes Trained diplomat. lie t. = Een-
4tn2n ~ natufe ~ ven ns ny culture. anu tneEe-
!ore speaks VIA reserve Ana nooesstaon On snch
topic as tnA But j ! cannot gre foa hta views
directly. can present those OF the Engil5o LeSa-
ton, which. 10 THIS case nj !east, pspoabJ amount
To the same thtnE
b 4 M esson none ses us suT 81 voe
the dissenting sotea only Of Nj. Fessenden and
which good many pessons believe to oe i .alu-
able acquisition, and neglect 70 act upon khe treaty
loE morH thaa txo 5easa in;y sse ne senate
ly. md then see the House to
sh1Ip md long contested stfnxEia over sae 9aes-
ea s,n aa ths 10 s
On nc argument tta1 = WOULD oe hreach Of good
faith to reject y and then and large paH Of he
Senate ard considerable proportion Gf our people
dest to his argument when used IN connection with
The g. Thomas treaty happen 70 know that there
has been deal Of this aort Of talk IN the legation
poi1ts With much torce IN long conversation only
three or four days ago. "Sox, tell me-" he Eald
II tes stg akax sas he Pden. oT
tho senate. or the 1onse-elkher one, either TWO.
or Al tnree."
Johnson ras unanimously connsuoei AZ Minister
to their country, with the general understanding
that m c1ost would be made during bis term q
Is further pointed ont that the prces Of the coun-
IT admitted his atucAs 10 deal wish the wosk;
mt p9,op Of oS eDns nd
Seward had claimed that ihere was everv reason
for surpoalng Vo wonld be satisfied II Mr, Johnson
made 1 treaty on .he Adams Seward basis; ana
c'eryoady ait6 eoa.empt nd naisule:
IT, ons q shs gentlemen 9 near tns Minister pats Il
IN tsoetnn2 iss tais WY u I've gaze {oa all
cla1med We nnslly signed q treaty entirely ssts-
factory g your ~; & Jan1son and Jour M sewsni,
var. and youf Minister 70 whom the senator's all
kick the treaty on. Of doora- Pray tel! me what
English dlpionatlsts look a. the masier-not say
ing how they should look At It: Understand
,ss,a sess ~ 1t:ls eoatpssa h our ~ es sag
our case but s2y they eannoi clearif see wha, our
case Is, and By whom it il represented
demands rodsy, they alIcSc are immensely great
cr than they were year ago. one gentleman,
bsi @esE 1 q esnses nc Sus
In the 1ftbnnt, another view In TIC Tfn-., and
TO t,c friendly to General Grants administration;
Tread Ill. Sumner 8 speech, and und nim taxing
one view OF ie9erency, aud then the Sutir,
,our abtest weekly Journal and upd that taxing
another view; / hear senator Chsndler.a speech,
and see what one Of your CHICAGO TKlhu>E
NnDn ~rt rhat1 .fn ~
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me I'm bexxicr -Arrc.tea mt Decatur,

ffch hs Nr1atur Rrp*Asc1n. III,
~e Hcre Etstakeu last week IN stating that
teter btooks ernbezzled the $lo1 oN fFuCa Poita-
ae1eipela banking huuse. Tte eoTfee: srHerasus d
tnt transaction storx Z. thsk About the Iear
Iselr tnls mf1 Brooks Has enupioyed oy D. WI
MEEhf. celebrated p!u c1z1ufaetur. Of Pulls
teipht4, ~ carpenter in htx establishment. and
Nfer wosktnE for him some time VS. transferred
TO the Business Of lz,ssung pillx BE Eat1el the
confidence Of the doctor for hts Industry Ind hon.
esty, and It the breaking out of the oil feree went
% Wes1 Virginia to look Al Some oil
1snds On hts retur Il y kstt thaf he
Fare glowing ACCOUNTS Of The. superior
adyzHtaars 81 the cocnHr, md claimed
to he Hell acquainted Etrh the pt1ce- DE. Wright
It = alleged furnished him with *, 90 to put
chsse uzcs Of l1Dd which WIS rtch n o. me
1eersed xAYted TOT the Geld q ope1atio1A and
formed = e7aps1y Under the ZANE Of the Forest
tu ADD LnmbeF CuupaaJ." AfseT remaining
there for some tine he went into illinois, took khe
mime Of John y C.ast, s2ccu1sted t1z2ey u real
estsse and rsrEestnted himself "a veJ Eeatthy.
n tnftstt4n County he u1ff4cd 1sdy u&tnSd
Tpdd, having len wife ta Burlington, NJ
~ Es9so S, aeo7aasaa4es pasassed = III 1aJloz
7tasas u 0eHted at1 u eI1el Nj nQss 1o23tg..N
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OCEAN POSTAGE,
Penny RNtes Between England nnd
AMertcn-LAse International Dr.
spaG aGcte4 on tho Subject.

Tue following resEzu To N Address Of .ne Honse
ne uon Revrray johnson 70 lie sscresa14 @ .tot oi
lenns postage 10 md from de Cntted s;stes na r
AItrcA. and the despatch from the 4msr1ssn
G Gove,nmeht 70 Mn on sae same Subject, aaa
70 tae said letter. Wss iE,-ed il Load,n On April
Nh sEvH2pr JoHEfos 70 1HH AR1 or c1Asrxn,1
LE1AT1oSn nT TIE Cxr7kp sTArFAi
9sa r S2,ia' t..ss P E ~ ~ 4 sz
sns on sshett Ct rhesprY orsaie LIZ - ~ e ~
syssf 1s 9 s. e: nsT1, !. T. sas
fE. stA. matter Il ao-r be3nk coE1tdr,r8 81 Pa
a ~ asn. e 's t.. 9sv 9ss s
lsnsni ~, ne eaaed tox e ce,n1r9etease u ra.-
&; Ees & r., e. soF eoastat s,aia 10 r e r,
s tr.9 81 I'll ei:.. = as:ss'
;1s 1as Mt 70 q & { s, e :; III
sessi sa; ,he ,{.sss ava:<d z ;@ nd hsC
9siatse g. i've tie sanction ot 5se54 R<=:Sss -
fR nEs.4154T Fo y 1TTEsT e sT.q 5oassox.
s:sss i; i Hsp s. HlE.sfs, HsE.s R1
H;i5s ILL., q b.S & Z: = H. NJ. rs@14s
r. 4 h P=tt.aeat of GTea: BT:aa sSt
D., ctsss fs:s h,Ts esS 3 3
- asasta has Always favnfnd ttt 1sahSsAio-at
!. hIsaa sd lsriand. The Pskna,.r G-acci;
IT,. r. i i y L. tasd e e a2ssaa:e Z. =.
@ e.at Pnst D7zssrat y Ladou to cnEsrat to fs:h-r
= - q aas ais e iasaataa ptaEe u she se-
T fTSSssasao Ens pfo7os.d and cre-d b. -: P,s:t
= ntace The exts:in< t1.t - ia:enst >aA
e. 81 rrSestes 1i ear.ed + tste 1s
f:esn thr date II t5ch .he eon1eatic sok cr: Yaa
hsJ T. aaate soeh q hi. statement q n:
}ae:sf r aod aEcper. 1h.Fe, Ee
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Nban Spoar;r+an3srt St-,uhr3dca of
n,e Centrsl puc;fc Rsilrod suocce5ed in
ar7,v;nc the reIlov ,epa If his la,.,rrs and
f,na1n,r f,on +ba E1oa.rr J,,d ~ DIVING
I'M -. =, ~. ~, tha sr>o,,.r .7-a,>e.3 az
tn.n,it;aa If c,uc.s.n. Y.nle~s Dawn
r,s,nra ana othor ,,rh,r;,n. of ~. ou,er
vrr,-33 he o.++ f,rthrr +or,-,4 so,vino tha
,r;,v - ~. h,.,,n ,.oo wi s.,,,;,a tbn
chin~,r nn.s,;on tt,n IL bc had nrrsente,3
. IN, in C.n,,-n~s .,,ov;,n f~h,,sss ro,rs,
of tha ,,7n; ,aon,7< n y,,.a when tb.
os-,r s,.n;.h d;sc,,s,.,s arb;h;,a,, them.
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1,c ;nao.,,1 =, os. ,e sh;r,,,ot
=. =, so,,s ,;,,n.,,,a ho,s, ~hsrs thsrs ia
not enough 70 50 around; and even When
all the guests hare feed the walters, the
xaiteH will nos feed them. Commonly, to
dine with n fe1low-1,An is to eniev him
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tnrabaldi ON tne Affairs of spain.

GnfabAtdi ON the AGlnlf4 of Spa iu4
TIE Hprfsseztp OF Genoa, OF the 5Sth u!e, pnb-
fishes The following Letter, Addressed bv tsaElhAl.u
70 9lr G4Szidn, MempeT Of the Sfaoisn Cores:
The resolution OF CcburK u worthy Of p.a.se.
hcpc-it VII Efte as hezson to those people who
aEe 20 smitt<n with the idea OF styol7ttou Myself
and al those who &ncerety tore the noble nation
H-heccmtnS pAzf Of the frogs In the tasle- u Asf
fer King when Ill osseE n2xt.ns Ct the earth are
dtsgussed WITH them ts not saitaole 70 sae proud
Character oS roar people Greere deplores the
haindness ci Its manzFch11ts, Wao went begging
for IN oGkhnox Of the foyzl r1ce to al PARIS Of
EuIppe-znd which <SS 4ccEH1od them Zan1e 1s
An act OF chara,y-xnd the population Of Greece
which II not TefJ nu1nezpE1. WIS obliged ~ azret
To The wtaces OF its g7ra1 ptosectoA But Spain
hcad a<ana Any poEeE, howrTe7 strong. Aot 8
SFa1o IsaI1t 20 roo1iy on fox neo, that ypu re
foteed 10 rake nsoErnez' laute1n to asstR ro3 Ia
to1f search al otef tho world Haye yf,r, mn
eos Espsns1o. UtnN7 Css1eiar, P7e.rad. md ~
you. Ielscw-etu1en Republicans, Who ~ thr IA.
nIfatsou of al ho1ess men : Let one Of them =
nan<d Dictator OF King n Jou hare 10 nnch
trclca,ton for that tlt1el tut let htu BE naei Al
onee, md uns IN sFo YEARS tine. ii tnt a-.,nt1.
Ns<sh-s Of JoW large dt1ee bad ndcpte:. th.t IA
Termination from The COMMENCEMENT ~ shfs3jd
have neen sFard the n4ssscTes nT Ca4,- I.isea
and 1ere4 Wh1s has been neffecfed ~ the f9n41s
ean he eoecssd By Tie CoTtcs sad eoes
\ FenaEtsoa. Altaou3h azdy WI d. veT1s1
Of the AEeopaRuH thak nnw rules thr A.
tiny Of yonF cuG1Sry. / an a Rennbsr.n nor
an not II present m taxu< ar tAA xovert1otar 81
NE 81 Wetc1- although fea1onahle h not 4dan.td
70 " 1rxeaE9- n eh1tn&1k otHnEh NO xre nov.
t1tsfinF 1he VIII. Of Cans11ns.nppie r1e ~
aeSe' .! Asa2ust u HhIs taf NJ dees:1 Fpr
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POLITICAL
POLITICAL.
A Republican club In Washington was recently
addressed by Charles R., sou Of Fredertck Doug,

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a 1tspanlcaa o4u - "assn " 80. 80 Ga
Aao'eaeea " eAAa'e" hA.' sSo VI s'e'0''.~ A'1e
isa.
Inc d Faul DtePeteA .auooaees .n'a@ A.t .un~ ~.
neuy VIII not 70 esnoks1s toe eo'esuo' VI n'n-
aeso'a n Aae ueA1 1s-' e'eSn ..
Governor Jewell recommends thai the State
election In Connecticut be changed fton spring to
tal and that the LcX1aAfFe session DC hcld IN the
winter instead Of the summer. .....
At tDsnvtIle, ILL., the Republicans hare carried
thet1 entire city ticket, with one exception w.
v. Woodbury. defeated W. u. pa5ne TOT MAJOR W
100 majority. 1t believed that no licenses for the
sale OF Intoxicating drinks will be granted " the
new Council
A call has been Issued for stste Convention OF
the cotored men Of Virginia, to be held IN REch-
u,pnd, Msy =. The call says: "Tho total ex-
clasion of colored citizens ffom any position Of
trust or ffont, and nom lae Jor5 oo3 espeeaaly,
demanos aan ooant 10 teeete Tue eoaAHesanea
or ever! coorcd man WIND tae stsse.
In Rush County, lad, William u Jeds!s sued
y ohllea. eWlna and otaefs lor leJeeua2 nls fose
Inst tall Ine 1adge charged sna1 man oas1n9
more white tnan co'ored blood IN MS veins waa
entitled 10 sote, According 10 tae iaNs OF 4na1-
ma turJ, partially composed OF Demeefa1s
gaze verdict LOT 1e1fte4 ..... ......
Colonel Jamea Il Platt IT,, h1s oeGp nominated
for Congress- BY the Republicans Of Tie Second
..,,1a.,.,. h,,, ,n,,-.n,, nov.rr,. 1r.u. y
lsuaN no!nlas n 1nsa, ss. e IL.
niencndrnt " sani,a,e for coaeTess % In tn r F,f.b N
,N,sa,n,s ~ naoas,a 81. -
ttcsct The Walker men have agreed upon cha.
NJ. Bos.. for consrrssman-a.aarse.
4 controversy hAstug heen fatsed By Emil An
neke concerning tue accounts o. Reuben Good:
1icn formerly Receiver Of Public Money. a1 Grand
AiA'eAte' s.Nu-, ,s 1Aa 4eteNs .eApposo ~ sua
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partate1 Of with iesyened OF unleasened bread.
At th5 moment Juur walls Are bese8ed By two
NaAuznetA, wuzsa tJ far than that Sultan ,of which
clss5calsn u uue- Our hand Is ready to s3lQte the
ueaf triumph Of the republic OF the country, t1a-
dttonal for It's lntolerances In respect to tyranny
Lt ali those who aspire to the rea4zeEton Of men
r1phla be inside joyful In Ill matters between US
roar atttnde has been that Of the honest man that
yon are u heart. an yanss for Afe,
y "GFU1EPFE IsARIbiLDL'
, 1869-05-13

There Etc AGO Prostitutes and laa Eqnur-
sellers in East Saginaw, Michigan, and
"a Friend Of the Fallen" commenting
on this fact, declares that 1.-The latter are
1.-THE greater evil" East Saginaw whiskey
nanst t'e poorer, evan, than tac ordinary run
oI that article,
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NEW BOOKS,

tlLACk FOREST VILLAGE STORIES Isy BKR-
Am,nn,S .itfto1 iIia.1Sss1 w =, - Asses Nt9epp
tht ct1rtnaI f}rrn1an won*f cn,s W. En,e.
Leypoldt 4 Holt. Chicago; n. Il, Eren L
Cooke 1867.
We nAse already s1rcn- somewhat In detail. orr
imTeASona Of the merits Of Auerbach. derived
nom me Ptfnsal Of EdelEctsk Villa on the
hhfne and I'm the fieishtA" The present vol
hnae, Wnseh contains nts "Dorfgeshtcten." or
"sMaee stories" Is peculiarly Interesting trom
'oe 1act taat II urst estan6aed hls fame ns 10
mancest hnd brought him into prom nent notice
IN Germany. These little stories were written
when he was H1udefinT through the Black FUrest
hmenang the death Of hls father. Al tast nne
he M undecided a. 70 his future career. Ills
parents had Intended him for the synagogue, aud
under the influence OF the parental dea,rr. he had
ALREADY, though qHife Eouns, studied
and explored tue nelds Of philosophy an1
written eakays upon Judak Theology. But
he had settled upon 10 dcnn1te literary pursuit.
IN his tourncgsn41 through the BLACK Forest, w.t.
messing the unique manners and customs OF the
peanutu, he VIII eeized With the kiea Of writing
so11es which eAould picture 70 the reader the Pc
.s md sseIr ,,,ts W.. ras ,,.p .a
,... r. .,.,.,s. :, n,.~.rn,~, ei,sr,.,t,.
Ions 9hss ssfafaeo aa one1anplsA etcatsaoa
into Other languages They bsoashs him into
communication with the prominent scholars and
- n c.-.n~ and mn,. ,h,, .il -ne. A..
...,"., NJ r,,,s. ,r..,s.. rr,,-, th,s rs,,n, ~
$500 ~ ..,n, s,,stese =, sn,ce.s min rtt, III.
$1,000 ~ ...,n ~. rIs,os,. onI-
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In CurszeAle, New York, a few days ago,
a white man was tarred and feathered for
marrying black won.an- Had this unfor-
tuna.e maintained illicit relations with the
wouan tho susceptible Co1sackiana would
have taken no un,brage at his conduct.
Taste, in their eyes, is above morality.
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1H6 vh1n6 6 TIC ext6ftS Is tHtldAted at
S47,493, 87G, an increase Of S34, ,000, 900 On
the year 1858. In 1879 tho value Of tho
lomestio manufactures exported was $s25, :
$7G. In 1863 it reached Es:,4,l5s. From
these tignrea she Canadian papers are en-
deavoring TO keep mp the courage Of the
Dominion, which is being rapidly depopu-
lated by the constant emigration Of ita
young men and women to the United states.
The French population Of Quebec, which
receives no recruits from abroad, has, al
Last, heard Of the United States, and from,
every town and village is sending its young
md active population to this country.
, 1869-05-13

Those persons in this country who ars 40
worried over The condition Of our natioual
credit should look ut Spain aud take CON-
fort The Spanish governmental loan Of
10000, ,uhl has just been negotiated at 7hl
1,cr cent discount.
, 1869-05-13

In Appleton. Wis-, on Thursday Inst,
one citizen sent another written challeng,
to fight duel. It is gratifying TO learn
that ali thea' chiyalry" of the country is not
contained in Senator Abbott.
, 1869-05-13

Ry printed. convenient IN Rtza, fully illustrated
with maps and enszsv,nsa and furutnhed with
full geographical inie1- II snay tc oo&at1eo Of
the chscsgo agents.. - Indicated IN the title.
PUBLIC LAWS OF 1LL1EOIA 1892 Author
tzea E6nton- To which 1re nAded the Chicago
Patk nud Lake Front Acts. With head notes
snd index BY James l. High, Counsellor at Law.
Chicago: CalAXhnn i CockTp(t Law Hook.
se1leEz and Pubishef1- 1863.
AcAsrs. CAlssghan Cockrolt hare shown ther
customary enterprise BY publishing these Laws
aithlu leaa than three weeks after the adjourn
mcnt Of the General Assembly. Thelr edition
Contains, In addition to all the laws OF public
nature paused dur1lg the session, the South Side,
West Slde and Lincoln pa11 Acta, and the LAIe
Front aet These will OF cou7Se feuder the boof
especially yaluahle 70 Chicago lAwJe,s and real
estate dealers. Head notes to each section
OF each act Indicate Its conteatA, md, which Il
quite rare to the history Of Illinois 6tatuses the
hook u carefully tndexed. With numerons cross
references The head notes and index are tht
work Of James L High, Esq, Of the Chicago Bar
The book Is neatly and substantially bound In tn,
usual 1aw-book sIylc, and makes \ volume Of lie
tween three and four nundred pages. Aeasrs
Ca1lashan / cocGoft arc authorized, BY set o
tho Legislature, to publish these laws from cop.e
lurnished By the Secretary Of STATE, and with th
Eec1ethrJs certificate ~ to their correctness 4
The end OF the work, Il Is evidence tn al tudicta
proceedings In Illinois.
, 1869-05-13

ing by persuading other people to give
away their money aud call themselves phi
itnthropls.s, we have prcfe1euce for the
uusophistjcated child Of Confucius.
, 1869-05-13

nre uauch less than l,y tlc water route frun
St, Louis 10 tho .ams point. The nu-
buauc 4 s;onx O;tv Read u now completed
T., r,r4 1,o.,,a Inv. onl is r.nidrv push;no
nm an, vii when completed, furnish =
nnc} shorter route from Chicago TO
s;au1 civ. On tho upper Ad;ss,ur;. aud
connected with tl1s ruilroatl. will be line
of 1;ohi ,1rauclt river steamers. which csn
RECEIVE. fre;cht within thirty-s;x hours from,
i,s leaving Chicago, and del;ve. it 1t lis
,,c4tinat;or, cz the unper river. yhilo a boat
from 81. Louis will b. eropine ita way for
a thousand miles through the snoea and
torrents cf the lower rirc. to Omaha.
These boats, iustead OF making a
Ninrla trio in n cnsson will m,ka
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-12-28

THESE uNEQUALLED MACHINES DO ArL
i the dilcrrnt kinds # work required To D.
done in family. ana make al III. different kinas
Of Stitches, without ,he com cation, of the other
Hachin.s.
All persons wi r.lea examne the WHEELER
WILSON SAVING MACHINES before pur-
chasing any ,.ther.
The Wheeler d Wilsrl as is well known has
Won at nearly every traI in whrh it has mp. ted
the hiyh,sr award + merit. The r. presru,,iives
Of other m 'chiness, cOnfiit mt, have entered
the lists, ime 4 again MY To b. d, feated; ~ d
finding il impossible t. csi.lIr.t. f,iT!v have en-.
deayored TO d.cry the value # Premiums Th-y
are not slow. however, t. bDIst # the few they
have received. Rut il th. g'titd trial dtiiy use
through ut the worlc, where only t me it finds
favor. and superiority wins tie rtre. the heefer
kWilson Sewing Machine stand, trumphantly the
champion by the verdict If the eopie
These Machine> are Adap,ed to
Every Variety "f sewing.
From he shresr muslin, to he heaviest cloths
They work eq, ally well upon Silk, Linen, Wopl-n,
or Cotton goods with ilS, lin or Ccttrn thread.
Scanning, Quilting, Gathering. Hemninz. Feihng,
Cording. Tucki"=, Bra9ing. Enbroder 2. and
making Bugtoa Holes. with the great. It fictiiy.
If it hs Incouvrnient f. the purchaser to visit
the sale room the uri"r av be forwarded -
office and 1t viii be fi thfully filled j. the
selection h I'd been made pei -eu;Iily.
Full inst uctiens recently Compiled. and giving
full Information uptsI every poiui in detiil
company each Machine, and enable the most ilex-
perienced to operate with ut difficulty.
Our interest in tire tssful working OF Ma
chimes i, not second to that the purchaser and
We esteem il p IrIle-e to All by correspondent, =
er otlerWi (, any per, IA requiring it.
New Machines and '.acuines repaired hers war
rantcd f,r one year
All the Modern improvements, including the
Best Quality Of IT n and oiik, for sale at San
Francisco rates Call and terms.
W. n. STDUDARD,
General gent f. Pacific Cast.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-12-28
WHEELER G. WILSON,
SEWING MACHINES
Al
SAN sSCESCO ATES!
1he Great Trial of Sewing Machines .
THE GRANDEST IN THE WORLD.
The Judges. the whole World /;
and lac TriaI, Fifteen Years
DurattOn.
PRACTICAL USE THE TEST

THE UNIVtBSsL VERDICT.
The Wheeler / Wilson Sewing Machine the
Champion
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-12-28

AS A HOLIDAY PRESENT. NOTHING WOULD
BE MORE 4PPRECiArED THAN
On t. OF THESE MACHINES
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-11

THE IRoN-CLAD OATH. General Stoneman's
liberal construction Of the law exempted GER
tain class of officials, not executive or judicial.
from the operation of the test oath. The order
issued by him rendered it possible to carry on
public business In Virginia. But that order
has now been revoked by General Candy, who
seems determined TO enforce the law Ia every
instance, and, II higher authority does not
interpose, to impose Il upon the Legislature.
Shall martinez lieutenants, strutting their brief
hour Of authority, be suffered to reign like
military satraps and TO postpone indefinitely
the happy day Of Southern reconstruction
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-11

The New COMMANDER IN CUBAN WATERs.-
We are glad to hear that the new commander
of our feet on the Cuban station Is an earnest
sympathizer with the Cuban movement. While
we do not fear that an officer Of over forty
years experience in our navy will be carried
into any indiscretion or improperly by rash
enthusiasm, we hope that he may be as active
as our interests require, and that his activity
may not take every departure in sense hostile
to the movement for freedom.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-11

SHirwRECKs AND DISASTER AT SRA.-The
dangers incurred by those who ego down to
the sea in ships" are exemplifed by the chroni-
Gle Of wreck and marine disaster published In
our columns to-day. We have reports Of the
total loss Of the Hamburg American steamship
Germania and the Anglo-American steamship
Cieopatra-the one bound from New York for
Bremen and the other from Montreal for Lon
don. The steamer San. Jacinto, running from
New York for Savannah, Ca, went ashore at
Body's Island, on the coast of North Carolina,
Monday morning. No lives have been lost
The ocean steamships were wrecked of New
foundland, near to Cape Race and In the
neighborhood of Trepassy Bay, one run ming
on Seals Rock during the prevalence of q
dense fog. The casualties took place on the
3D. and 4th inst respectively. "OF Cape
Race is a rather dangerous bearing for nayi-
gators In almost any state of the weather,
and may have been unusually so by reason Of
atmospheric disturbance as the day Of eclipse
approached.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-11

The latest Intelligence we have of the con-
test which is now waging with the Albany and
Susquehanna Railroad will be found elsewhere
in our columns. ALI the paraphernalia of war,
excepting artillery and regulation muskets,
have been introduced. Fisk's forces were en-
camped on one side of tunnel to the number
OF eight hundred men, while twelve hundred
OF the enemy confronted them, part of this
formidable force being armed with revoivers.
A party Of the Erie men en- route to reinforce
their comrades was captured, together with
county sheriff. At the last account the army
of Fisk had driven its opponents through the
tunnel, one man Of the assailants having hand
shattered by bullet. Altogether the situation
on the Albany and Susquehanna Railroad was
decidedly exciting last night What with
the concentration Of armed men by both bel
ligerents the capture of Binghamton by the
Erie men, the throwing Of locomotive off the
track by the Ramsey faction, tearing down of
trestles and arrest and bailing Of Mr.. Fisk to
answer a charge of conspiracy against the
road, there is sufficient material for the COM
position of a first class sensation drama, which
could appropriately be brought out next season
at the Grand Opera House.