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The New York herald., 1869-06-25
A J. TAYLOR, AUCTIoNEER.
a. $40 lots by catalogue.
A rare chance for housekeepers.

Drawing Room Suits Panoforts Bronzes Mirrors Books,
Carpets Sverware, Glassware This day rday, the ee
giant brown mansion 81 West Fifteenth street. between
Fifth and Sixth commencing at 0H O'Clock Mag
satin broeae euhl ca6nets Etageres Book
rosewood and walnut Dressing Bureaus Bedseads
Wardrobes Hair, Spring Mattresses Banksts, Extension
less than months 8l5,0Ol N. B.-Pares wish.
ing to attend this sale take Fifth stages Sixth
avenue cars
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MARsHAL's SALE.
PoBERr soaERvILLE, AUcuoNEER,

LII ~ Nassau street.
- -.. IN BANKRUPTCY.
THE BALANCE or THE sTock or TIfE BAILEY MAI
viACTukiNg gCvMPASY-sILvER PLATED WAR;
R0BERr soNERvrLLE win cell on friday, 25th a, 10,
O'clock bis sslesroom 81 Nassau street. balance of Al
stock Of the Bailey Manufacturing Company consstns
large lines OF Tea Sets Urns Casters Trays, Cutlery In
Marvin three spendid Countsrs. Shovcascs A.
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no LET-THE FIRST CLASS NEW STORE NO. 81
Mercer street. FIVE stories high. Dorchester stone front
Mil be let low for one or term OF years Inquire on the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-08
TIE MASSACHUSETTS LiG;l WAR.
REia OF the state Constnblcs Among the
Lager EecP Dealers.

From the Boston Herald, Nov. g.
Straws tell which way tue WIND blows, Just as
heavy waves indicate the strength and direction OF
the tempest, Going little farther into the CONAN Of
philosophy, principles tell what men think aud be-
levc and II Is not overlooking tue archives OF
thought OF philosophy TO add that men think aud
net lust as circumstances indicate. Heretofore
In Massachusetts, nave Thought that the law as it
now stands recorded upon the statute book IN rela-
tion TO the sale aud traffic OF intoxicating liquors Il
lust az Ii should be. the numerals OF the late cleo
ton show dllerent estimate ani say 10 us that the
people OF this commonwealth do not endorse tho
policy OF prohibition, but iavor more LIBERAL enact
ment Thls Il what INC electlon lalIiy inaic ,
But up III PembeIton square, where halor Jones
and his subOIdinates have ther headquarters,
another Interpretation Is placed upon inc voice OF
the people. They decide that the people ol tnls COM
monweaith, Ia rejoicing ar. Clahin, nave fully
endorsed the prohibition policy, aud therefore MAJOR
Jones il warranted III enforcing the law 10 the very
letter lie il doing so, and yesterday commenced
ia earnest upon the dealers IN aser oesr
Atlanta hour yesterday afernO n nc sent out q
squad OF officers under the leadership Of Deputy
Dean, TO make seizures in CERTAIN lager beer saloons
at the South Eud. This squad OF deputies FIRST visit
ed MIR. Henry Meyer, VINO keeps place IN the base
mcnt on the southwest corner OF washington and
Boylston streets Here they seized some tnlftyfoUr
gallons OF lager beer and about four gallons OF lgnt
German wines. Tnen theJ called upon Mr. Roesse,
at NO. 7 BOylst0n street, where they took like
quantity. Prosecuting their raid they visited Mr..
Staner, on Washington street, opposite Boylston
market: Mcssrs Rcchberck Plan, corner OF Temple
paco and fremont street; Mr III. Wse corner Of
Essex and washington streets; Mr. Charles Weber,
in Mason street. and Mr.. Peter Lch q Brother, IN
Chckering pace, at all OF which places they made
seizures OF like quantities Of lager and wine AZ
our German friends Interpret the matter, the re is
something very remarkable about TINS sudden aud
most extraordinary feature OF prohibition. They are
ut loss 10 understand It, ut tho same time they nave
The assurance OF the officers that the SAFE OF lager
beer In the city OF Boston IL be at once aud fully
STOPPED and upon tnis assurance they must act. In
the lats election somebody has been badly eucnered
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the anldavits OF the persons whose names have
herein before appeared and OF many others.
THE DEFENDANTS PEDIGREE.
The defendant Is u Spaniard By birth, native OF
New Granada. south America. He carries on o
large commission business with Havana and South
American ports He s reputed to be. and, believe,
is. worth at least $4,000 He owns no real pro-
perry neither does he lease any, except
small office room AZ No. "a Broadway. believe
that he holds not q dollar In his own name. And
iurther deponent saith not. MARIE DURAND.
sworn TO before me this 4th day OF November,
lsoo.-EDwARD ENSIGN, Notary Public, New YORK
county.
THE ARREST AND IMPRISONMENT.
upon this statement Judge Jones, OF the Superior
Court OF this city. decided that the case came within
the provisions OF section 179 OF the Code OF Proceed
ure' and granted an order OF arrest against Mt.
Joseph Durand. balable In the sum OF $4,000, and
late on Saturday evening Deputy Sheriff Lynch cue.
ceeded In finding Mr.. Durand at his boarding house.
In Waverley place, and, bail being forthcoming
as usual In sucn cases he committed The care
OF Warden Tracey, OF the Ludlow street Jail, until
such time as his friends come forward with the
required bonds or the courts tnge action for his
release. It IS understood that his COUNSEL Messrs.
Brown. Hall and vanderpoel. Will at once apply TO
Judge Jones to have the order vacated, claiming to
have good and valid defence TO the action.
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EClIpSes.

Dissertations of tho sun and Moon In 1870.
From ParIa We learn that during the year 1870, six
ecllrses wiz take place, two OF the moon and four OF
the sun. or the former the first win be on the lsth
January ana the second on the 18th July. Vi the
latter the frat viii occur on the s1st January, the
second the 2sth June, the third on .7tn July
and the fourth on tho KID december.
Tie only one that VIII DO total and Visible al Paris
IL that OF the moon on the l.th July The others are
more on less partial, but invisible In the French
capital.
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A WOMAN SC0RNED.

Another Shocking Scandal In Society
Sixteen Years Of Domestic Life Ended
With Abandonment and Threats to
Kill--A Laconlc Obituary-A Wo-
man Forced to "COnfess" at
observation-disclosures OF
Spaniard and His Impris.
onment In Ludlow
Street Jail.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-08
A S ! A
Travel, Scenes and Notes in
British India.
Delhi, tho City Of the Mosuls, and Life on
the Banks Of the Jumna.
British News from tho Persian Gulf
Cholera, Famine and War.

The European mail at this port brought the follow
Ing special correspondence from Asia In continua-
ton OF tie detailed narrative OF modern history OF
Brush India which is being supplied by the HERALD
writer IN that part Of the world.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-06-23
The NEGRO IN GEORGIA.

AELANrA, June 22.-The Supreme Court Of
Georgia, to-day, decided that the code Of
Georgia, adopted by the new constitution, for
ever prohibits the marriage relation between
white persons and persons OF African descent,
and declares such marriages to be null and
void. The opinion says that this section Of
the code is not repealed by, nor is it inconsis-
tent with that part of the constitution which
declares that the social status OF the citizens
shall never be the subject Of legislation. That
clause Of the constitution absolutely denies to
the Legislature the power to pass laws in fu-
ture regulating the social status or compelling
the two races to unite in social intercourse. AS
the laws then in existence allowed churches,
for instance, to determine for themselves who
should occupy their seats and where they
should sit, and permitted railroads and steam
boat companies and hotel keepers to classify
AMI assign places to those using their accom-
modations according to social values and
grade as they might think proper, the consti-
tuton puts it beyoud the power of. the Legis-
lature even to enact any law compelling them
to m AXE difficult classi fcations or to group to-
gether lin social intercourse those who do not
recognize each other as social equals. AS the
social relations Of citizens are not the proper
subjects Of legislation, the constitution has
wisely put the matter at rest by denying TO the
Legislature the power to repeal or enact laws
on that subject.
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THE WAR IN CUBA.

TEE MISUNDERSTANDING OF THE voLUN ,
TEEns--THB NEW CAPTAIN GENERAL DE RoDAs
NEW YORK, June GA letter dated Havana,
juno Ia, in the World to-day. states that Con-
eral Jordnn's fiibuster G; pcditon has 30 far
been % highly successful after landing as it's
most sanguine promoters could reasonably
have expected.
Anumber ofSpanish war vessels are cruising
In the Bay of Nipe. It is stated the Havana
volunteers were alarmed at the announcement
shat tho new Capita in General De Rodas would
bring with him 1000 to 1900 troops, and the
consulting committee OF the Spanish Junta
prevailed upon Acting Uaptain>General Espi-
mar to telegraph TO Madrid that more troops
were not needed in ths l;,nd, as they feared De
Rodas would use the troops against the volun-
teers.
Reply having been received that no more
troops would be sent, the volunteers became
quiet again, and expect to be able to force De
RQdas into the adoption OF their programme or
drive HIM from power before reinforcemonts
can reach hlrn.
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TIE PEACE JUBrLEE-CLosINa SCENES.
telegram from BOston datad limo 10 soyo.

telegram from Boston, datod Juno 10, saws:
The closing performance of the National
Peace Jubilee was given to-day by trrm 1000 to
5000 school children. attracting large aid de-
lighted audience. Ole Bull performed q solo.
Parepa Rosa ard Adelaide Philips sarg duet.
and other pieces were given, all Of which 1e1 9
encored. The closing piece, Tho One Hun
dreth Psalm," was sung by the child,ep, tho
audience joining. Several children, overcome
by the heat and excitement, tainted during the
concert but they received immediate attention
and sustained no serious injury.
The members Of the orchestra presented MIR.
Gilmore with gold watch aud ciain.
Another dispatch says:
The dust in the neighborhood of the CoIisn-
um Is six inches deep. and about 81 O'Clock q
sudden gust Of wind caused the va st throng OF
persons there asse obled to look as il they had
just come out Of -four mill. The exc,amations
OF the richly dressed ladies may better be inn
agined than described. Some OF them we're
TO be found neither in Lord Chesterfeld's Code
nor in the Blbie
All sorts Of four wheeled vehicles are press.
Cd into service as temporary stage coaches.
Common wagons with settees placed IN them
old express wagons with canvas tops, and even
butcher carts, go abolt with painted signs on
their sides. Ono Of these last was suddenly
stopped by the police this afternoon as one Of
the hind wheels was about to break. 1t had
no sooner been brought 10 stand still than
or lsh went the wheel, and shrek ascenled
in chorus from the ladies inside-not a chorus
OF jubilee, this time, however. Fortunately.
no one Was injured.
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SPORTING IN SiYANNAH
Organization OF n Yacht Club-An An.
preaching Regatta.
The Savannah News OF Monday saws :

The Savannah News Of M onday says:
In the times ante betlunl, whca the arts OF
peace Wero successfully cultivated in the South
and the honesty OF aGricul ural labor gave
hood sports on land and water when the Ell
Lofts. and Screvens. and Hamptons, and
Coopers, with q host OF other honor d names
gave prestlge to such enoymcnts, who. OF the
oldea ,lme, denlzens OF Savannah and Charles
ION, does not remember with pleasure the an
nual regattas ID the beautiful bay Of Charles
ton harDor, the quiet waters Of the savannah.
ana the annual races over the courscs OF both
age and history, Loo! back to the joyous
scenes, The "ReSattt Hops, the "Jockey
Club Ball," and tho etceteras OF fashion llte
ana yiyaclty. and grow young again in their
contemplatlOn. Eight years of telling history
have rolled around and with theu, in d largo
measure, the depressing Influences incident
thereto.
The gentlemen Ct tho sou!h are still alive to
tho benefits OF such social organic ltions, tend
ing to promote health, mental activity. and
Agreeable intercourse.
On Friday, June 18Th q number Of gentle-
men connected with the different boat clubs
met Tor the purpose Of organizing tho '.Ragat-
to Association Of Chatham O)unty." Alter
Harmonious interchange OF opinion, rules and
regulations for the government OF the associa.
tlon were adop ed, and the following officers
were elected:
Commodore Josiah Tatna!l.
Vice-Commo1ore Screven.
Secretary and Treasurer-A. Nice. Duncan
SteWards-Messrs. r. T. Gibson, Octayus
Cohen, James Clagnorn. j. NJ. e. Lowell i. P.
HuGer. Martin Tufts. Daniel Hayward DR.. j.
NJ. Schley, F. w. Sims, Oscar T. Johnston,
George s. Owens, Charlton H. Way.
/ The character and position OF the above gen
tlemen are the assurances Of the perpetulty
and strength OF the organic ltion. Commodore
Tatnal, whose record on tho water as o sailor,
aud on land as @ scholar and gentlemen, is
sans pear sans aeproche, was % happy seIec.
ton, and aided by the other officers, will make
the Regatta Association one OF the Institutions
Of the State.
The coming regatta is arranged for the 9th
and 7th days Of July, and those of our people
who are compel ed either by business pride or
poverty, TO remain at home, will enjoy one Of
the most agreeable seasons Of sport with
which our people have been blessed for long
time.
The particulars OF tho programme will be
published IN season to give the skill and mus
Gle OF our neigbborin9 waters in Carolina,
Florida and Georgia ample time to mako ar
rangementS for the con est.
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THE LILLIPUTIANs.
Notable Marriage r1n Connecticut
Commodore Nutt omd Minnie Warren.

The New: Haven Palladium, Of Friday, SAYS :
General Tom Thumb (Mr. Charles 8. Strat
tony and wife arrived III town bv the 2.9O
O'Clock, A. III. train Of the Shore Line Road
yesterday. They took a carriage and pro-
ceeded 10 the residence of the Generals moth
er, i'll West Haven. " here they are to remain
several days on visit. Yesterday afternoon
the little couple came up to tho city and made
several purchases, and about six o'clock re-
turned to West Haven in tho horse cars Quite
CT Wd assembled ut the corner Of Church and
and Chapel-streets, and looked with curiosity
at the wee nan and bis wee wife. Commodore
Mutt and MISS Minnie Warren are also at Mis-.
Strattons, and we are happy to state that Miss
hlnnie has become Mrs. Commodore Mutt
The Journal Of the same date gives the fol-
lowing particulars
On Wednesday Mr.. Lewis Dipger and Miss
Ella Il. Anthony were united as man aud wife
In the Episcopal Church IN Birmingham. tLc
Rev. DR.. fuller officiating. The far bride was
attlred in q tasty gray -colored dress, with bat.
gloves and bootces to match. Among those
present atTthe church, in full dress, wero Gene
raj 1 1homas Thumb and wife, Mr.. and Mrs
Koval Bassett, MIR. and Mrs. o. B. Gray,
of New York, Misses Bassett and Smith, of this
city. There wero others from this city pl G.
sent, but their names have slipped from our
memory. After tho impressive Services at
the church the party returned to the residence
OF Mr. E. N. Bassett, where very elegant
spread Of refreshments were served by Mrs.
Dassett. The affair was o. most happy one.
and we congratulate all parties on it's complete
success IN every particular.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-06-23

NJ- WORDS OF WEIGHT FOR WIVES
AND MOTHERS.-1he superiority of HOSTEL
TER'5 STOMACH FIrTERS over all other tonics
and correctives a remedy for Dyspepsia. Bilious
ness, Nervous Affections. and all complaints of the
Vlsceral Organs, and a preventive of malarious
disorders, is poverbis; but perhaps 1t is SO gen.
orally known that the ingredients of this famous in
v1gorant and Alternative exercise powerful and
most beneficial influence in that numerous and dis.
tressing class OF ailments of which SO many thous
ands OF delicate women are the patient, uncomplan-
ing victims. The special troubles Of the sex, COM
mencing with the dawn Of WON inhood, and extend
ing over period Of from thirty to thirty FIVE years.
are as readily and certainly relieved by tt opera
ration of this admirable vegetable preparation, as
any OF the complaints common to both sexes for
which 1t Is recommen led as q specific. The atteu.
ion Of mothers Is invited to its balls .mic effect in
those peculiar cases of functional 1rregularity and
Irritation, which, when neglected or natreat cd des
troy the health and shorten the lives of SO many
invids. There is need for the powerful and Ian
gerous drugs too often resorsed to in such cases.
he mild tonic and restorative action of the BI r.
TIERS is all the assistance that nature requires in
struggle to overcome the difficulty, and vast
amount of suffering would be spared to the sex, If
they placed implicit fatth'in this wholesome vegeta-
BILE invgorant, corrective and nervipe and discard
cd the pernicous nostrums advertised by ignorant
and mercenaIy charlatans
Jnne 10 D&c
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-06-23
sPARKs FROM THE WIRES.

J. M. Campbell. an eminent criminal lawyer
Of Baltimore. is dead.
There were five deaths and six new cases of
faver esterday on the Saratoga, lying at the
New York quarantine.
One hundred thousand rifles, sold by the
government to the Grand Turk, have baen
shipped from the Springfield, Massach useetts,
arsenal.
Several agents OF foreign insurance compa-
MES Of Baltimore, have been mulcted in five
hundred dollars each for failure to secure a
State license.
fGse'.. al ". g. Man 9r:ator of III. .:.ssyS
bile Register. has been nominated for Con
gIess by the Democrats of the First Congress
sional District or Alabama.
Six Cuban leaders, including Colonel RYAN,
were arrested in New York yesterday by order
OF Secretary Fish, on omplaint of the Spanish
Minister Roberts. Warrants are out for the
arrest Of many others.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-06-23
A TOICE FROM AFRICA.
Advice to the Coyored People OF the
south.

MoNnov1A, LIBERIA, January 8, 1851 have
lived now In this home Of the Arric IN nearly
twenty years; but have not forgotten the old
scenes IN Virginia, nor the kindness or many
white friends in former days. I wish it was in
my power to return for time. that my voice
might be heard by my colored brethren OF the
Southern States.
Ian anx,cus for their fate. AS I sit here
native black populatl IN, and look across the
great waters over your continent filed with
white men, cannot but be fearful in regard to
the future OF the few millions OF people OF nv
resources. l see tide OF white men pouring
over those fields which have heretofore fed
them; tide coming from the overlooking pop
ulation OF the Northern States and Europe.
remember how that llde, when slow and feeble,
swept off the native Indians; aod now, as it
rushes IN it's might, what is to shield the trans-
planted African from it's waves ? can think
Of but one hope for him.
1t. as body, the colored people OF the South
shall identity themselves with .he white peo-
pie VINO now occupy and hold the soil, gam
their affection and confidence and become use
ful members OF their communities, they may
hoat above the torrent and Still dwoll in peace
among tho a, soclatlons OF the past; otherwise
they must, in the lapse OF years. b. buried be.
meath it, or washed, like drift-wood into the
burning zone around The Equator. And yet
the occasional letters and papers we receive
here from the Unitcd States tell us that politl-
Cal demagogues from the North. pedd.ing poll
tics for their own profit, arc exciting our race
to hostility towards tho VIII tes. III they shall
become the dupes of such emissaries their fate
ls sealed. The scattered whlto men on this con-
tnent OF Africa might as we'll array themselves
against the native tribes Of black men, with
tue. expectation Of meeting anything but dss-
truction ia the pursuit OF such folly. feel some
confidence that che moro inellieent portion
of the people OF color will not be led astray
by adventurers who will use them while they
reap any. personal profit from pretended freud
ship, and desert them when they please But
the mass have not had time to learn lessons OF
political wisdom, and the prospect fills me
with sadness. IL I cvuld but make them hear
nae, would appeal to them to M IKE common
cause with the white people Of their own land,
to take advice and counsel from such mon as
ss have 9. been knowa to them through ,helr lives
Tor their high character and honesty and intel.
sigenco.. to sock the welfare OF the people on
whom they must depend through all time for
their own prosperity, tc do no act which shall
give to the white fsepc.s:ioa just cause faf on
nifty, and thus ldentif, ing themselves with the
communities In which they dwell obtain for
themselves the most powerful of allies in the
struggle against those forces which threaten
their very existence. Say this much to them
for mo. S.W. w.
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49, rMARENGO.-F e YER AND AGUE
CURE, TONIC, FEWER PREV 1--WE This val.
liable med.cine entirely vegetable in its prepara-
ton, il offered to the public and wa rranted to cure
any case Of CHILGS AND FEVER of however long
standing, completely eradcating its effect from the
system purifying the blool, Strengthening the d.
gestive organs, inducing an appetite, and keeping
the system in perfect health.
Those suffering from debility arising from any
causA will aud it the purest and best ONO to be
had any where. To persons residing in unhealthy
sections, or who are predisposed to fevers of any
kind, ii will be found invaiuaoie as preventive II
10 quite pleasant to the tase and can be given to
children Of ali ages without injury Numerous let
ters have been received testfying to it's efficacy and
value as FEVER AND AGUE CURE AND TONIC
IT. fully guaranteed to give complete and univer.
cal satisfaction.
NARHNGO Is no humbug TRY IT.
For sale at retail by all Druggists.
At wholesale by DOWfE NOISE, corner Meet
ing and Hasel streets; GOODRICH, wINENIAN &
CO.. Haynessreet, and q. j. LUHN. General gent
of Proprietor, southeast corner King and John
streets, Charleston. 8. @. DAo 3mos June
AS- ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN.-ON The
Errors and Abuses incident to Youth and Early Man.
hood, with the humane view OF treatment and cure,
sent by mail free of charge. Address HOWARD AS
ISOLATION. Box p. PhIadolphia, Pa.
May "a 3mos
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NEWS FROM WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON. June 22-Fivs negroes have
qualified as grand jurors. Judge Fisher has
appointed a negro bailiff.
i Messrs. Bore, Cox aud Boutwell, were absent
from the Cabinet to-day.
Minister Webb, from Brazil; has arrived here.
Bromberg's commission rs Postmaster at
Mobile was signed to-day. -
The months decrease Of debt is essim lted at
five millions
RIO Janejro dates Of May 90, state that the
Emperor in opening Parliament i. silent re-
garding tho abolition Of slavery. He compli-
mented the allied army on the Paraguayan
success.
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aS- FLOUR, CORN, Hay, &c.-MESSRs.
JOHN CAMPoEN & co. have opened Branch to
their Marketstreet FIGURING Mills at the corner of
East Bay and North Atlantic Wharf. The Store ie
large and commodious, ana having secured full
stock of the various cereals they prepared to fur
nish their customers with Grains the lowest mar
Ket rates. s. eOw24 September "a
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