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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-19
THE QUARANTINE WAR.

The other day Deputy Health-Oflicer Reid
embarked with about 80 on board the steamer A.
Fletcher and steamed down to the brig Typhoon lying
at anchor in Perth Amboy Bay. The Deputy Health
Officer boarded the brig aud served copy of the follow
lowing OIL the mate, the officer in command:
PORT or NFv-Y0RK. QrtRANTTyE,(
HEALTH OFFCEHs OFFICE, July Is, 1870.
Captain persOH IN charge the tJ TplOOH
hereby ordered and directed your vessel forthwith the Quar-
anchorage Of this and there until released BY the
authorities failure comply with this order VII subject
penalties imposed by Law and the removal Of vessel
Of direction. II. REID. Deputy Health Offer
The effect Of this may be conceived when il became
known the citizens of Perth AmbOy. The whole town
aroused at once. DeputyCOlipctor CoddngtOn, by
direction Of Collector Smith, Of the ancient city, char
tered the steamboat Willie Wech and with sufficient
assistance went down to inquire into the matter. The
seyedOTcs who the brig had been ordered the
Fletcher in the custody Of the Police although protest
had been made by Mr. Frank Harmed, special officer of
Customs, who was in charge and the same treatment
attempted 10 be practiccd Mr. COddingtOn. who
arrested. He resisted the Police officers, stating
that he did not recognize their authority and demanded
10 know by what right they boarded vessel under his
jurisdiction. Dr. Reid and the Police Sergeant on learn
ing their mistake accompanied the local officers ashore
where they met DR.. Andrews, and handsomely acknOw-
edged the fact 10 him. and the vessel was given up.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-19
N0 WooDSInE " J-Mr Bernard Smith started
Announcement.

A SrAsoNABLE FAMILY REMEDY-AsrATIc
CHOLERA, CHOLERA MoRBUs, SUMNER COMPLAINT conc SOUR
STOMACH DARRHEa AFFECTIONS OF THE BOWELS INCIDENT
70 AT THIS YEAR ARE CURED At ONCE 81
pp JAMES CARMsArIyE IT AILTs THE IRRITATION AND
GAINS THE ACTION or STOMACH AND BEING PLEr TO THE
TASTE u READILY TAKEN WHILE IT MAY BIZ GIVEN
WITH ENTIRE SAFETY TO SVAsrs PROMPTLY AND THOR
reu,v WHEY ADMINISTERED ACCORDING DIRECTIONS TO EITHER
CHILDREN OR ADULTS. SOLD ALL DRUGGsTs
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ppovryENT ARRIVALS.

Noetmin stpr HOtpI-N. DtTTIItIIy MT It I'-II'
Ninstpr. Comnt Turenne Of the French legation aha
Miss Provost Parado daughter OF the new f it n
tr Corbett of Oregon the Hon. Chas stanford OF Sc
nectady Cornelius Wendell OF 70 anu the
Hon a. : Trmbe, NJ c. aud Col Taylor of KENTUCKY
Col / H. Howe Of Chicago, and Dr; bass VI TuIa
W ,Jotronolitan Hotel 800 Gen. Lopez OF NuIpai
and Iohp +. McDonough of philadelphia g,z u Hon
man House-Gen A. s. Diven OF Emlra, Gen, pp
vana - Albemarle Hotel.Ex-Goy LaWrI ~ NJ vi
Rhode Island 60 Brevoort Houston. o. ~ 4h.i
i';' Irany and George Harding, Philadelpha. a..
Fftb Avenue Hote-senator Kellogg OF Louisiana ',o
Hon Thomas Fitch, NJ C., Nevada; the non omu
NoIscn Secretary OF State ID. X. MCCARTHY, Sracsc,
tSe Hon. M. p. Bemus Mayyille, n. y, aud Stanley
Matthews, Ohio. -
DEPARTURES. &,
Senator Fcnton left the city for Long BranGn' anu
senior Roberts Spanish Minister for Niagara rams YES
terday.
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.
ARRIVED.
FIN cnnsin lnel Mllhams Lyerpool July s. Q1eens.oNn

ARRIVED.
Steamship new ham Liverpool July D. Veehs""h
9Th. mlse. and pass. ,,-
Brig Winogene NczerOn. FajsriO +. r., 10 days sugar
sCHo0NLLs-EIyER ASD CpAsfNlsE-
John FORSYTH Norfolk. NJ Holmes hs'v..as ln.ef' -
Al Beuly Baltimore ;. l. LocA"O'l' l,lllO-1' "a
Canaolt J. Duelse, Durcuse, Ottawa IL DAYS, lumber
Cansboat b. II. Robbins. Montreal IS days lumber.
D. DeuuisOn johnson, Ottawa II d!'s luhue'
Canahoat ). r. Hicks. johnson, Ottawa IL DAYS hMDei'
Canaboat h. Scott Hlsey Ottawa IL days, lumber
SAILED.
Ship Vermont for Valparaiso, bark Iudus're for sng
WIND-SunSet 5. T.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Bosroy July l8Aryl ship Roswell Spfagnei nom Ne"Oeans
schr VIM Wilson, ffOmE ew-Oheans.
StyAy,H Ca july 7-Ayd steamship Gen. Barnes, from New
Empress from New Arrived 18TH steamship Amer
lea from Baltimore. Cleared ship Amelia from Liverpool; bark Al
lanta from Falmouth Eng schr Jaa H. carnage from Boston
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,, .hon 2o and on material 800 which there 70 10
DAILY Of Mils vas drowned Nbl, @
r'ysr near thu PALS SUNDAY. lie leaves VIE st1 one
Iobanne Wiusrmef arrested on sunday az Ltif ti -
Of stabbng William Knnaly Wrenro vas drunk anu VIZ ~
tirsv a. he urabuel others 10 the same way
LEXINGTON, N. IA barn, belonging TO 1T.
Brne was struck b. gung Saturday afternoon and '"
horse klei. - :,
WOODSIDE, N J.-Mr. Bernard Smith started
With MI. wife relatives Orange aud when nea the s
NJ Kane on eeyIle Mr. Smith 70 grasp ms vi"
,pyrs No. throw her ~ ground brother OF Mrs smith, VINO
In hen ran 10 the and Informed Mrs Kane that MS ss
% Bv main force carried into the house and andos
we're administered which will save her hfe
FLEETWOOD PARK.-Coroner Bathgate was vas
,e YESTERDAY hold inquest over the body Of
Is Who died on sunday gh in apopee ht Sweeney was 81"
y,, Ell a. a rubber IN the stables At Fleetwood Park
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-19
THE MORRISON & co. BOND ROBBERY.

Yesterday J. Cross Nelson, accused OF beng
one Of the persons concerned in the thei1 Oh sVOV
worth Of stocks and bonds from the office OF Messrs
Morson. Son g. Hutchinson, No. 81 Broadway, on tho
night of November Q 1863 brought before Justice
Bowling at the Tombs. George Davis, or No. corr,
lands testified that Cross, in February last borrower
from him 81 500 and gave him collateral security W.
A. O0O bonds which he said he had received from T." -
Fargo and he Fargo had received them rom w. -.
Rrandon These bonds have been identified as portion
OF those stolen Nelson, who gave his residence a. tne
Grand HOTEL and his business as that or an INSURANCE
brokcr was committed TO await an examination,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-19
PHOENIX DIVISION s. OF t. OF BROOKLYN, Z. d.
This thriving Division OF the Sons Of Tenn

This thriving Division of the Sons Of Tenn
perance is one of the most prosperous and influential
societies within the jurisdiction Of the order to which 1t
belongs During the quarter just closed has initiated
very large number Of male members and Lady visitors
although It's fec and dues higher than those of any
other division with which acquainted Among
its prominent men DR.. Chas Jewctt Cen Cailin +.
T. kendriCk, and others. The regular Thursday evening
meetings OF this Division always crowded because
they exceedingly interesting. Instead Of devOtng
their time "a mere routine work and WOrdy disputes
about questions of order its leading spirits endeavor TO
make the society college for the education and the
walton Of its members Song and speech rccittons and
the reading OF their paper among the varied enter
tainments which have made the meetings Of this Diys-
ion attractive. This society, at considerable cost
holds a series of public meetings Sunday evenings
which have been addressed by Horace Greeley, +. r.
Barnum T. F. Hale, stephen Merritt, jr., Oliver Dyer,
Miss Howard, and many others. The following Is the
list Of officers installed by Col. Williamson for the en-
suing term: ". p, George W. Bungay; W. A., Henry
Bartlett; &. William ii. Curtis; A. c. William Crysler r.,
William Is. Palmer; T. s., James Faulkner; Chaplain, Mr.
CrOWcu; O. :, Patrick Nolan. There two or three
other officers whose have yet ascertaincd
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p1SSENGERS 1RRIVED.

FROM LIyFEPOOI-In steamship Wisconsin July l8-N Randall
NJ Randall r Holt A. Hggn Mrs A. A. Colt Mis- = &. t9t H.
Jbns Tanner Mr. Sparks and servant Mrs A. H. Collins A >
g. Collins Iou Mare lIy Whtteson J. r. Partridge :" Me- ni
W Goudnq Fenon Rogers Jas. Murphy Mis- Mnpn{ ana ~ ~
Iamurg Jos Langior A. Ian gfor Misses Nehe ana Nt
tr6cne Mrs and Hitchcock, M and Mrs Zine! ana I
Miss Tney and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-19
THE NEW ARTICLE OF FOOD.

FOR TWENTY-FIVE CENTS YOU CAN BUY OF YOUR DRUG
GIST GROCER PACKAGE OF SEA MOSS FARISE MANUFAC
TURED FROM PURE IRISH MOSS OR CARRAGEES WHICH
WILL MAKE SIXTEEN QUARTS OF BLANC NANCE AND LIKE
QUANTITY OF PUDDISGs CUsTARDs CREAMS, CHARLOTTE
KrssR &c &c 1T Is BY FAR THE CHEAPEST, HEALTHIEST
AND MOST DELICIOUS FOOD IN TIE WORLD.
RAND SEA MOSS FARINR CO.
So PARE-PLACE, n Y.
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DLAETATION BITTERS.
3. T.-lasO.-X.

e T.-l36O-X.
THIS WONDERFUL VEGETABLE RESTORATIVE is THE
SHEETASCuOR OF THE FEEBLE AND DRBiLITATED As
TONIC AND CORDIAL FOR THE AGED AND LASGUID 1T HAS
NO EQUAL AMONG sTOMACHICs. AS A REMEDY FOR THE
NERVOUS WEAKNESS TO WHICH WOMEN ARE ESPECIALLY
SUBJECT IT Is SUPERSEDISG EVERY OTHER STIAULANT
IN ALL CLIMATES TROPICAL TEMPERATE OR FRIGID, 1T
ACTS AS SPECIFIC IN EVERY SPECIES OF DISORDER WHICH
UNDERNISEs THE BODILY STRENGTH AND BREAKS DOWN
THE ANIMAL SPIRITS
WHAT PHYSICIANS and CURED Pa
w TESTS say Oh Dr. HEATH 10 Broadway, New-iork.
other remedies f an Two Of Typhoid Fever in the latter stage
~ll send you their aadayts II yon wish - =, p 81. ",
Yon cure on-standng Weakness and myself Of Disease Of
the Liver Kney &c after treatment long tac BY Others
After having been treated BY Professors eminent physicians
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ease of the Lungs Kidneys Organic Debility restored
In three months to uuly ycor good health SfEBBlNS \. Y
You cured three and three Of my friends o. complicated
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the blessing Of the 4mR 5rF q T @ P o Co naaS
Your she greatest discovered BY They cured
Dyspepsia ami weak Doctor and Ourselves
gave up ON hone As the hands God thank you
or saving him. WM J. STEPHENS, Saniusky City Ohio.
You have relieved me Of pain a2 qTe % urine TO is n1tgr
You cured me Of disease Of ten wears standing terribly be-
for, took your medicine JOSIAH BARTLETT Darlington Nj
NO MORE MEDICINE.-Perfect Health re-
Dyspepsia Phhs Constipation Dsrrbea and all Liver Bilious and
stomach 'ompnt ' cufs nculng tat Of ms HohIeS the
Popel copies gratis sold 10 TINS De- clz5 olDs 80 l. D. nBa
63 WHamst ~ w. and all druggists and goeefs everywhere
ROYNTON'a FURNACES, RANGES, FIRE
ID PLACE HEATERS and STOVES RICHARDSON, BOYNT0S
q Co. 23i waierst, New York Send for Circular
20 to MACFARLAND's BOOKSTORE. No.
day works
gih. French and Scotch stationery.
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~ NJ D. 2J2 5oihst east Of 3iave His Book 10th ed S'c
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NJ scuocr Superintendent of the Morris and

Mr.. SCHOCK, Superintendent OF Ihe . hol - snt =
Fss.I Railroad refused certain facts N regard 20
mon ON ,be road the other day. consequence a ne
shocked" BY an the Court TO shoE up me aes man
n, m into imbo II be and an other railroad officials would om'
rnov1s 10 carry good would many shocAg
dent The place continent 70 get good "se OF
ID Je"eH!' Si'''"'''' VI J. H. JOHNSTON 4 ROBINSON.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-19

THE THIRD RACE


was one OF two miles for purse OF $500 Tor al ages ana
had three entries and starters-GOy. BOWleB d. H. Leg-
tee; j. W Pennocks b. three years, by Colossus $
dam by Revenue and j. j. OFalOn's b. M the Banshee
The betting between Legatee and the Banshee was very
heavy and each alternately the favOrte in the pool
betting Just before the start Banshee sold Tor S3O;
Legatee 81 200; COlOssuss colt, $3.50. good start was
ELECTED the Banshec, ridden 10y Patsy Hennessy taxing
lead with Legatee second but as they went past the
duarterpoe the pair locked together four lengths
ahead Of Colossus. On the baCksrotch Banshee showed
a neck in 'front.' and when the hali-Inlle pole was
reached LeCatce was half a length IN 'front.' on the
lower stretch the Banshee again resumed her position IN
the lead retained il 10 the stand passing under me
string neck front OF Rgatee, who was SIX lengths ne
fore the Colossus colt magniicently contested race
was now witnessed each horse sranng every nerve ana
muscle for the lead and the issue hung evenly balanced
between the two favoIites, the Colossus colt already
beaten TO a stand-st. After passing the hanile pole
where LCgatoc at Banshees gtbs, the IldCr OF Ie
former commenced urging him with the WHIP, ana
shout of cxuatOn from the partisans OF Banshee pro
claimed the tact. IL 100 true, for although the
horse momctarily CALAMITY responded 10 the appeal he
could maintain the terrific pace the mare earned MN
for over a mile and half and began to quit The Ban
shee had the safe, and galopng home al hSr
ease, easily 10y SIX lengths ia 3 the Colossus cot
beaten OIL
Third Roce-nurs' 800 'or AT aecsi Two miles ~,
j. } OFlous The BaIsht BE- year., by Lt1gion cam hh-
loon. Uli1.....
Gov BoNt L,.ac DO d. years by Lexington dam leytv o5b
W Poauocks years by Colossus dam by Revenue, 0b'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-19

Fl. N. SoUREs, 81 Fulton, ST. New York ci . IS
the PLACE buy reliable WATCHES PIE DiAAo'D' ~
KIaI and sILyRKwAKR- Diamonds specially.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-19

For SPONGE MATTREssEs-Cooler Cheaper, ana
More Durable sn Ls-cor Centre and Cauats A. D. fAEA 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-19

JoUy f. HENRY, 8 College-place, New 1ork,
Propdetor Of the largest Medical Depot IN the world A So
DoLIARs WORTH MEDICINES, MINERAL NAIEhs DhOpIit III
pRIE and FANCY GOODS always on manu. anu suPp "
rlarge uantt esa
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HOME NEWS.
rlrr WFAIIIEH

Pm
hiny dav The sky generally but little or slightly
,,,dv from midnight $50 pm; generally very couuy
20 ~ m o 10. a thunder shower at 1882 PM RAINY 'oI
90 ghtning at times 7:25 to TO- Rain depth 2l o. ~
inch Thermometer highest al d PIN '0' N"''' "''"'
sunrise 1872 4. a ,,or, o,oudv nj f.. cloudy
II 10 II; lightning at times, also from W. Vi' VII '"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-19

Fanny LudloWs hitherto ntqudltd mic "Nei"t' VI
ri5a.
FIrsr RAcr-Pur-, 500 ior al. ages, 90 mile . -
John oroans Judge Curtis ae uukc a. b., 'y'ars b'
R W Ws,Ss S'.or ch b.. years by Urce VIC dam Dolly
" r Eateccs Tomiey Payne h b. years. by vsuda dam
A. Meme Rchss. Flih Of Lightning e. 'yc's by Lightning
MeGnS Thompson. isfGneer yar by Ielusta dam
Fisher %s css sir &Ttia b. h. 5yea by Ruc dam Daisy
ia pounds T
THE SECOND RACE
was selling race for purse OF 5000 for all ages miles,
with eleven entries; the selling prices for which they
were entered and the weights carried, Will he found in
the summary. The starters were Charettc, Kings EX-
cuse, Wiley BOaster, Climax Rapture scathelock, Eden
ton aud St Patrck the Norton colt and Cruskecn being
withdrawn. The pools sold as under: scaholock $780,
Charcttc Kings Excuse coupled $780, Rapture, $50
the field $3.50 The horses were started at the hrst az
tempt, Rapture and Edenton the first To show IN
front, and Wiley and Climax next. Before reach
ing the head Of the quarter stretch,
Scthcock had taken second place 10 Rapture Edenton
next, and Wiley close up, with Climax at his saddle
grths Passing under the string the hrst uue, scabe
third Edcnton fourth Climax next and the rest in
ek behind Before they got 10 the Gns AR Ge
position along the backstretch 10 the halmle Poi,
where he had clear lead Of two lengths, scathe0ck
there being second, length before Climax; Wiley Eden
ton and Kings Excuse the next lot. Boaster retained
command of the lead all the way home and won the
race very easily by lengths, TO the unbounded JOY
OF the 6edcTs and the CONSERVATION of the hackers O
| the favorites-
SECOND RAoESrg SEQ for an ages; one and bal
be sold H 70 carr "PPv
weights for $4,000, allowed pounds for 1850 u ponno o
| & l.O0. IS pounds -,
30 pounds .
ST. Patrick by Stonewan Jackson, dam
Chickamaugs. Bonnie Bsddie 9j pounds &lWO
H. C. LodS N b., years by Uncle Vic dam Silver STAR "
A. Richards Charlotte yesrs, by Lightning dam Lo
~
A Keene Richards Kings Excuse c years by Knight oil 81
George King, q pounds SlOA.
II. Nadens Climax br. h. aged, by Baowne dam Jewell III
JS IaSre5oe Rapture H. years BY Iaps, dam Parachute
pounds SzuO
Scathcoc ch by Eclipse, dam Fanny
Washington 20 pounds 81
c. Mlehes EdentOn h. BY UyeTon, dam Amanda "
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A Choice Security.
MIDLANDBONDS.
SEVEN PER CENT GOLD,
FREE OF GOVERNMENT TAX.
rlDcT kE1QTnhEE RIMS
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
COUPON OR REGIsTEREp OF
NEW-YORK and OSWEGO
MIDLAND RAILROAD.

Iao MILES ARE DONE AND EARNING now ABOVE EHPEN-
SEES MORE THAN INTEREST OF THAT POhIIoA W IliS
MORTGAGE DEBT and than the interest on Az TO " "
can be issued mp 10 date
The complon Of new road enables US 10 o a o. '
bonds No bonds can be issued road under construction n' %
InisL>d road he issu> l. bnbrd to 10000 PER Htk
These bonds Investment for reasons e mod
prominent Of which are;
First: them sd iorung them PsoAP "" o. Iy
100000
second The road great trunk lire running between q" New
York Central and Rn Railways and Shortening the d" s'fry
mia very great properly coasdero AID one MAJ -"s
would render this road a rast success
Third The cos. Of bu ding road is twice the mogag' and r'
road real estate Of perfect title and II good for anything ss
Increasing in value These bonds real estate lean 81 ne -"
character at half value TIE Of single Sot about S' w
mile; mortgage $4,000 Besides, in this oe DE fea
existence JeJOre bonds issued.
Fourth. The Mortgage Bonds every railroad mining 'a' :" NV
York City are good and promptly paid % them
Ffnh The total interest liability Of gs, railway, four haro
red miles in length bat $5.OO0 Gold nnum after ne 'he
line is completed earnings Of ange mouth il epeo'f' III
ereeed this .,.
RAILWAYS will BE- all that is necessary, believe to convince parties "
the Midland will net after all expenses much larger 'f 4h ~ ~
debt
THE RATE OF INTEREST.
,5 nav seven er cent m gold free Of Income tsI sni
,h with po at IFS is equal to over PER CENT YEAR 10 a-
io,l ,e,.op eouA expect a SAFE INVESTMENT WIth oDh
OWN STATE to be offered liberal terms aau 'h''''
THE BONDS.
The bonds have Is years TO run Issued denominations " OH
hear Seven Per Cent Interest gold FREE oHcoue tar bro '''h"'
Registered payable semi annually N A'~l'Ai '' " "
Of Nay and Is; Of November.
Pamphlets Cfrcuars &c.. may be had on application
GEORGE OPDYkE g. CO.,
Bankers, as Nassau-st.
, 1870-05-17
BOARD OF POLICE
The Police Ordered to Enforce the Ordinance
Requiring the Closing Of Saloons
on Sunday Policemen
On Trial.


The regular semi-Heekly meeting .of the Police
and Fire Commissioners was held yesterday after.
noon 81 me oa tne On
Gund, and James
An order Yas psssed that The police force cxe.
cntc ,ba or1ttnnnce reonII,ng .a1onn. n.kecnars IN
CUE cue .ne .a ,ta asnts,s o,E =, na ~
ssep 1tS tns 10
SHADED, and to ALLOW no noise or disturbance Of
my kind therein, or about my bo#lang-alley or
&c Allowed to p ap se q
such proximity to any church or place OF religious
worship as to disturb the congregation there as
such playing anywhere within one one hloer of any
such church, except between tho hours Of 1nd
O'Clock p m All dtsorderty dancing at any beer
day or other day Of the week, Is contrary. to the
ordinance, and Is prohibited
Henry Smith. West Side patplman, was
charged with offensive language ind conduct In
violation Of the rulcs which govern the police
force, aud also disobetiience Of orders.
5ohn Palmer policeman chlsag9 ATsane'
Intoxicated, and another for usng ah1atve LAM
guage towards q member Of the police forcc.
bt es.s g sn e
cause he didn't feel vorJ. Eet." Several witnesses
were examined, and v0lnmlnoua amount ot un-
eral witnesses to examine, ihe case WIS continued
until to-EnoIfow.
Judgment Vas hlso reserved IN the case against
- schulz. policeman: 1a, "as caaIsea vim VII
70! neglect 70 pay lust aebt contxacted ~ him.
re sh;s e e11aaS % o., t9S tS ,ai "a. feeep
diSnnsset. eu., nn,,o.,, ~ .so raw. ,,,a..
John scnl!5. pohceman o. me same pleciaet,
W. caaKea a Msn saa IL ~
the policeman appearing as collector Ct what
seIbeT assefted INT .he policeman vas not only
pfe8ump1oo9s eQouFn Lo Maat Money, oaI ne YES
, 1870-05-17
the bill would be reported back within week, as
he desired to get ca1l5 action on It.
ORDER OF EUsIyES.

the bill would be reported back within week, as
he desired to get cattJ action On It.
ORDER OF BUSINESS.
Discussion ensued as to the order OF business.
Nj. HANE9 Wishing to have time for the discus.
sion OF reports from the Committee on Foreign
Affairs, particularly In relation TO Cubs, and As.
DAWES insisting On the public necessity for act.
ting on various appropriation btlls, only one of
bccome lawB Within the next SIX weeks
Finally the motion Of Mr. SCHENCk vas
agreed to.
TIE TAHITI BILL
Mt. sCHENCK sabmitteda a resolution IN refer.
euec 70 the Thrill bn that motions to close debaLe
on Al paragraphs embraced IN one general soo-
lect shall be In order, and said he did not snppose
the TaItn LII could be passed 30 as 70 nseeme
law II this session, but he did suppose, Nuon
on It Eas postponed until the next session, there
WIu1d be no nnal actiou on 1t at al IN ms Cgn
gress- II, however, the House should oct nha1y
on 1t this session, 1t would be sent 70 Inc aenA1e
and referred to the Finance Committed tneie. ano 1
come law BY the Sd Of March, 1ss1. ne aaJ 1 De-
fore adjournment After considerable dlscusslons
the motion Was agreed to, under suspension o1
the 1nles-yeas, l18; naTs, ba
Mr. DAWES, Chairman q ihs CoMmitsee %
Appropriations, moved 70 60 INTO coumLtee On
the NAVAL Appropriation btu, and moFcu tnaS 81!
por orders be hs 1nsn u ae s 1a
prefaced his motion br re1nars1ng that it was
mere waste Of time, rs confessed to-day nT the
Chairman Of the Committee Of Ways and Means,
TO Indulge more sentimental talk about the tar1n,
which could not pass this session.
Mt SCHENCk said the latter motion Was t1 bad
faith after his yielding to the gentleman from
Massachusetts for motion to 50 into committee
on the Appropriation bill.
after the Appropriation bills are disposed o. taus
virtually ppstp1ning the Tariff bill indefinitely,
WIS agreed to-ycas, %: nays, IS; as follows:
, 1870-05-17
CHICAGO, TUESDAY, MAY II, 1870.

are no specific charges Of corruption
against the President, county omeeE, OF
tons are meaningless The Republican County
Convention, weets ago, took strong gronnds IN
favor Of reducing the fees Of county oGcc1A 4
majority Of the crowd being composed Of Repub-
licAns and Democrats, .wtn attended cut Of curl
oclty. This movement Fill amount to practically
neYer lad brighter prospects beiof1 It
Tha machine chops Of the Indianapolis L V1n-
cenDes Railroad have been located at Spencer.
aeres Of ground west CT the town. Valued at ,ooo
The shops will be quite: extensive, giving steady
employment to 200 hands:
eamuel Brpthers, = co1ored man, was Killed By
the Cats at Belens Station, on the Fincennes Ral-
road, near this city, to-day.
, 1870-05-17

The Indinn RnAd ON tho Kansas
Pacific RniIrond-WuEon TKnlns
Attacked, Their Owners Killed or
Wounded, and Their Stock Driven
Off.