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New-York tribune., 1870-10-05
Amnsemenie.
MILE. CHRISTINE NILSS0Ns LAST
WI CONCERTS

NILE. CHRISTINE Tine NILSSON" LAST
NJ MAX srR,KoscH r..Slr .Spoun,. ., tn, last Concerts
lpior positive AGe Tor Paepha, Baltimore and Wash
's"''" MILE CHRISTINE NILSSON.
viii take pc T o sTslS%SY 9s SSTs asIf dl 'foRfkENrHsr
THIS (wEDNEsDAYy Oct s. The last Corcert bgt tao SG
On FO4 TE E'ESfS ESsH daGS6 2 SLoS s S;'I MATINEE
n the LAST soycRR4 dSRRf co SsS 3 9 2s5.I,1 E6SDAY Oct 10
MILE CHRISTINE NILSSON viii he assisted by
SIG. BRIGSoLI siG yERGER;; ;;urv,,os -,
MAX MARErzEKs GRAND ITALIAN OPERA ORCHESTRA.
GENERAL ApMfssioS' hSaaSS'0. sa SIC No'o'A
RESERVED SEATS - aud - each according % location
RESERVED SEATS TO MATINEE, 81 and 80 Can be secured
GENERAL NILSSON TICKET OFFICE,
p,.. on At s,sinssy Hai on foarteenh- ~ II. plx.,
PHILADRLPHIA commencing october H.
BALTIMORE, Monday and TUESDAY, October II and la.
OLYMPIC THEATER.
" THIS EVENING WEDNESDAY Oct 10
FIRST TIME or GEO. L. PoXs
NEW PAsToAIMB OF
WEE WILLIE wISKIB.
Old Grain, The JoI1 Miller the River Dee AnerTaHi P.n
LeanSsT .ycaii Of .spca fame in love with Boc
ward Harlequin This hrst appearance in Ane MI X honey"od
Lcsnds a1anci anerTaTd Ms; F4qnS Bsans
BioS1pea b. HH % pe cs5 Coa:i Miss T. Roger.
ChaterboI the ROyal LsgntrI Maid A. Yesnens
Forsete the Queen Of Light and Beauty Miss l. PrOr
The Twenty New scenes essrs and AstAn
The Mechanical BY Mess. Cutter Tate and Assistants
Tie Wardrobe by Messrs Tson Mrs TnrnbelL
The Music composed and selected By Mons strebnger
The whole produced under the sole direction o. the Author,
GEO. l. FOX, esq
First Transformation Scene terminating Act lst entitled
THE GLORY OF PLoRIsETTR
HOME OP CONvOLvOLL
Second Tansforlton Scene close Of the Pantome
THE REALMS OF LIGHT AND BEAUTY.
Boz opep securing weeks in advance
MA1lNBES, WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, at 2
I INA EDWIN's THEATER,
- No 10 Broadway
Mss EDWIN is pleased % announce for
MONDAY EVENING. Oct ,,
AND EVERY EVENING UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE
AND SATURDAY MAINEE AT 2,
An original dram8tiEaton Of Charles Dckens's
BARNABY RUDGR,
PREPARATION with and appropriate scenery
caracterse costumes music and POWERFUL CAST OF
NlBLO's GARDEN. -.
! FOURTH WEEK or THE CHARMING ACTRESS,
who will .ppeaT, for ONE WEEK ONLY as
SAM WILLOUGHBY,
TICKET-OF-LEAyE MAN.
SAM WILLOUGHBI with Songs and Daucesl ...LOTTA
Supported BY Powerful Csst
In preparation, LITTLE NELL.
MATINEE SATURDAY NEXT TICKBT-oF-LBAvB MAN
GRAND OPERA HOUSE,
VI Corner Twenty-thiri-st and Eighth-ave
THE TRIUMPHANT EVENT.
Pronounced success Of Heres popular chef dGlVre,
LEA SILLY -N cELISg MoyTALASD
OPERA BOUFFB TROUPE
EVERY EVENING and SATURDAY MATINEE
GAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS, 5S5 Broad
~ way. GREAT SUCCESS. CROWDED HOUSES eysSy msnN
BIRCH WAMBOLD, BERNARD and BACkUS
SAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS.
The largest Company in the world 10 new Songs DANCES &c
New-York tribune., 1870-10-05
7 ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.

l ONG lNLAND hA-l-hDtD.
UMMER A ARRA & N = y /, ...
and after MONDAY MAY TO- 1870 Trans "-- '''' JAIME F
Una n Groenport and Sag Harbor Mail Train.
r.aE N,rp0u NaT Train stopping s intermediate 'ti'-N
ia.l1 m ilempst.ad Way IIal
g.30u u. ~ GreenpOrt and sag HaroOr Erpites
s.30 d. m NorthI I0rt brpress
E.un m SorhpOd Way Tran
.., ,.I l.. /, .rtlr rUr.I
New-York tribune., 1870-10-05

GENERAL SOCIETY of MECHANICS and
TRtpEsNEN o. he CITY Of sewYort-1hs rssa Sescss p,
49, soist Vi b. hi ~ Hall Ne AZ broalSsy fhlS
We''-''1 ~ eN'''' WILLIAM VAN SoRpEN sscnAlasA
New-York tribune., 1870-10-05

$50 o Of cheap horses which knocked down for 800 ss
iOinorrOw "Wednesday, Oct. 5, the regular auction
SAFE OF horses aud carriages at Barker Hamlins N u
lattersas, Will as usual take place at IL O'clock.
private auction sale, conducted by j. j.. Nandewater
aucuoneer will also take place tomorrow "wednesday,
OCT at the AstOr stables No % West Thrteenthst at
lt O'Clock in the morning For particulars at auction
sales we refer 10 the advertising columns.
Inc carriage trade is still active Southern md western
buyers being here In quest OF their Fall purchases The
dealers say sales for the Western market would be more
numerous II freights not so enormously hgh and
the system OF estimating weights were more just For
instance top wheels that Is, not boxed Is
taken at an estimated weight OF 1900 pounds and charged
regular freight while in fact it only weighs say outside
800 pounds Now put this wagon In a box, and
II VIII be charged freight at what is termed actual
weight but the price per 100 pounds is increased TO twice
nrscss rates Thus all the carriages taken at regular
prices for freight and saddled with fictitious weight and
when taken at actual, or pretended actual weights,
the rates are doubled to make bOth ends meet Added
10 this month since combination raised the carrying
rates from 80 TO rs per cent and this added 10 forced
lease being exacted from all shippers surrendering all
claim on the Companies in Of damage, efectuay
prevents great many from buying NewYOrk carriages
70 ship West and Northwest. In spite of all obstacles
however there is fair trade among the carriage dealers
Messrs Brewster a Co. OF Fifh-aye. have made some
fine sales within the past few days and A. s. Fandrau
NO. East Eghteenth-st, reports six salesyesterday and
to-day among them two Of his Coming Carriages, two
pony carriages, one fine coupe and top phaetOD to 60
to Fayetteville, this State.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-05
AT EDWARD RIDLkY'S q $

IACES AND BMBROIDkklES.
HUNDREDS OP EMBROIDERED SITS BAk6AINSSs .. q, q.
P1NR LADIES LINEN HANDERChIhfoi D. U, ~ 10 2" -
81 CENTS AND UPWAkD -. , lvv corr,p ~ All rrtR
BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT VI LAOh WILLIAMS '-' an ''-
LACE COLLARS g. - Is 81, 49, - AND otCENTs EXAM
INE ..,,-o,,,,s .,-r o7-upp ACRs
LARGE ASSORTMENT.
RXAMINE OUR LACE UNDERSLEkNES.,. sov
New-York tribune., 1870-10-05
DEMARBST WOODRUFF
bl8 ana $50 Broadway Newly YOrk

4 I the Auction House of JOHNSTON q
~ VAN TASsELL Oc sui Saesoom 81 Nassau opposite the
PoOhce-Te HORSE AND CARRIAGE BRANCH Of business
CONDUCTED HORSE AUCTION MART ll2 and li Easi Th
Fourth where hold regular SALES OF HORSES
AND CARRIAGES every TUESDAY and FRIDAY.
Genemen wishing purcha those having HoS Carriages %
will house perfectly ab conduct this branch OF
DO al other business on the sane
which honorable houses IN all mercantile pusIta
We give The purt every bose that warranted sound from
O - L0urs f0T trial
n NasssusL where also keep register Of
horses for private slle.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-05
HORSE And CARRIAGE MARKET.

NEw-YoRK. Tuesday, Oct 4, 1870.
The Horse market to-day was more active
without however, presenting any particular feature 10
note.
Inc demand was chiefly for Canadian and Western
which sold usual the former from sl25 to
from 600 To 500
INQUIRY for hgh-prced carrage-horses h still very
scarce, ana full value seldom offered dealers, how
eNer are more confident since the beginning OF this
ontn ana have little desire TO sell prices too much
IN favor OF buyers.
very nne caragehorses have OF late been brought to
.he cIy ana our advertising column contains most OF
the stables where they he bought.
Al Messrs JOhnston's q Van Tasses regular auction
se IN last Thrteentht the following prices were real
nOh nd ne
New-York tribune., 1870-10-05
N-I.rr- IFPsEY LROAD-FRON FOOT of

NTFW-YORK CENTRAL and HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILR0AD-frans leave IhIueil - a. follows;
Chicago Express, Draw slng room car aiiAflci.
Drawing Car Express Tor bmcaso 10 &C
s!ar fo Wav pas=ng gers ercepti Drawing non Cars
II m Northern Weeu Express Drasingro ears A'ae1el
ln m Montreal Express Dragins room eas AiiAehe - " -
Erpre with Sleeping cars through I" "Aeo"u
and Cananlsigua tDaly L.. T,t..,o
with Sleep cars ataehed M
q RS1roaf. Louisville via Indianapolis aud ijf
H1nslo And Rochester CT traiI viii leave Al p H. on sahl
ii .. m. Night Express, STEPPING CAR Aiaehol
D. n. Hafson tram ., ,,..L. -.
s;45 m AIS. and 6;5 p. m.t ~ fAsAi IaHa'
- and 5oo 2 a SDs % 20 3 g. AS $40 aiO aui il.ll
z. m. Y0ute~ trta- r...tt..,t.
S91 H h0nAA Tram e. d. KEhDlICE Gsr pAa.eIseI Agent
Kss Y1rEs SEN. ~ l81a
New-York tribune., 1870-10-05
nlusical 1nstrnments.

A GREAT OFFER. .
n HORACE WATERS iSI BROADWAY, NEW.YORK,
viii dispose Hundred PIANOS MELODEoNs and OGANs o.
as makers extremely 0S for cssn during ih MONTH
or Min ake from monthly until paid the same 70 Let ahl
mt money applied purchased New Cnekenng Pianos Tor Kent
Monthly iustaiments received for sane
A VERY superior 7-Octave, Rosewood PIANO,
"A carved legs all Improvements s2y-SlC0 Secondhand Piano.
~ BERGE ~ Bleeckerst
LARGE stock of PIANOS, best makers, TO
~ RENT or SELL cheap f cash n',almeHts Si d2etf
Please call and etamine AZ NJ NJ MbhhELLS ware
rooms No. Unoa-square t6S Fourth-ase.l
NEW STYLES MASON q HAMLIN CABI-
y NET ORGANS with improvements patented June and August
,e-o PRICES REDUCED THIS MONTH. ORGANS to RENT.
wareroom., $40 Broadway.
UPRIGHT PIANOS.-The smallest Piano
made powerful action warranted to stand IN tune better
taa bert square pianos On new al sIEEDhAN D
No s West SIeeuth-st, SIth-aye.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-05
ERIE RAILWAY.-TRAINS Lea

ERIF RALW TRAINS Leaves Depot
II loot of Chambers AMI foot Of 2Ji-st follows;
Troug Eruress Chamter-t at 10 rn. ~
n m spI Z o. m daily 23dst 1:iJ - ana
rd IS M daily and improved braE groom Coaches WI
ACCOMPANY through Buffalo connecting at hone
Vile VITA magueut Sleeping Coahes running through 70 ,tnd
and taoa ping Coaches M accompany the train ron Su
op4hauna Brfao train NeE1ok u bliao and
e Nrw-lork k0eAestT Buhalo aud tnchnat
An grant Train leaves da. 20 7.i5 p 100, 80, ,,
Jervis Way, FlJO t1i i' p m i@lsl i'I'
a m. and Z: Is p m) G..
Isgs 3:3s a.. n. t2s-st $40 g. M
For Gre at 1880 l1Ji T. td;l3 g. N
FOR NeWourga Way. al JJ) aud 80 P n isI' '.E
m.. 4. IS and AIS p M m
,,er Team III 20 IN m 2llst.. II - D M
For Paterson and 2 Depot u % lO:lo and ll.fy
Is and 6:t5 Prom ChlMhersnL Depot al
G.t5 iO.I5a m: T. m. +i:f5 4. Sis and o; ;l5 p
Hslae, from Lis Depot 40 b'l' atl 4lit9
tj.lj. 5: q. and g. n Prom 'amlfsi Depot
q.Gl rr y m 25 f.01 t5:la G:o0. ani t6 a. p
For Peru-,ut Nvack ami Way --s Der atS
t3.l5 4.l5 80. anI tu5 O. ~ ami SATURDAYS ON
- ll5p m ChaRlrrsst Depot a. ~ u tlD lJ.'r
ans tG. p saturday, ONLY, ~ ~
aud for Apartment lu Dfa"l+-iIoh a Ieu-
Coaches aDl orier for checking am tT39s Of BAG
4 NAV be e Company o-cei "a So and s bToaIa
l5 Chambersst % GreuSie cor l@thst and Ihrae liar
lem Futons Brookyn Drpo foot Of lhamber's ana ioo OF
l3st NewTork No EEehaHgese an- Long Docs Depot Jef'
~ a. -DrCgFs Jul-l WM. r. BAER
Grul SupL loU ~. w - - 'a,i I,i a B.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-05

LINE STEAMERS Daily for

PROVIDENCF. BOSTON, WORCESTER,
AZ p m. from lier o. y. b.. '.t f RobnIaa-';
eli, 60 y, ED>rDS ~ 10 Providence. o..
~. 81. IoeToE ~ PEUtiDEFtI -.
Frb IN burst rates Providence With boston ana fo5
ard Prov r. for m important y Eug cites a1l towns
New-York tribune., 1870-10-05
DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST

MORRIS AND ESSEX DIVISION
Delo m New lo foot Of barcla7t AMI foot oi s
SUMNER AhkANGEMNIS, commencing ~ lsDAl 4 slY -, ~
a EXPRESS MA IL RAIN ing AZ To
Branch aterp1 Win u -
for AnioTer al hestol Washington With the D. l. .H W y T.
for Wae Gap sr)aisEg Scranton. Great Bend ng on fta'
cuse, ard Ovo All All points LackavannA and Bloomsbury
and Delaware AMI Hudson r Ris. -
HO m LElIGH VALLEY EXPRESS stops At Nevark Morris
Dover eown thpIurg, AMI ka.ton con
Pips1ug til Bel Del h for Beuere Sc AMI a.
Easol with v r. for Bethel Aleatowu MAuea Chunk AM
WIlkesharre.
4lOp m SCRANTON EXPRESS ~ Dover With Chester r.
Of Waterloo and Washington with D. L. and
". r. r. for Water Gap, Strouisbug. ami Scranton. .,
31g HACKEr1STOWN MAIL. connects viii boonton Nhes'ef
a Rsroals ,o
For AORRlsTOwS, sts l2O l;io H 2'1 $40 ' '.ZO am
6:41 p. n. - ca, "a, .-,,o.,o. -
2:3a, 4:20 aud $500 p m. - - -~ 90 90. -. ., .-o -
:25a m l:lO 2:Jc $40 420 450 $50 5' go 300 and l'
For NEWARK at 6.3O 7o $500 eO 1910 lO3 1:oo
II :2o i: o, 300, .2J 3:20 $50 $3.50 40 An
600. s6O 300 500 and l:f5
Tram marked stop East NeHarE. ,,.,.-... -
BLOOMFIELD a1d MSNICLAR a. b:H anl
I. N LnL L.-l $40. h--. 40 ---u D.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-05
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.


pE0PLE'' LINE STEAMBOATS,
The DREW and ST. JOHN coutnne e,Ts their pier Il
;sgd ss@eesng ed 4S:ay With f1 t1s1' &
at the once wharf and at Dos EIpiss OSee Broaisay,
T.. S GSTT BIoon TTsyeeI. % must 9o BE- %ed BY s
SAFET1, SPEED, AND COMFORT.
SaSua MacS ceoS raSTs PsHsT S'GR s1 H
PglP;S. TS or Rs 6eD md .tsHcb steamers s'
CRY OF SEw.YoRK
0''- " i'' and CRY oF SBwLoyDoS,
F !i sa ST5St Ey Ss sy s GsH. !ns sV%;fg %l = oo NJ from
for he po '1f "a NS. b5 s' SS SS91s,nsy syc % hI S
through chs. eS s r.le. .s fore r sSs % apply At til. oac Pier
North RIVER - . - y. X SHORT, ,jr. Agent
HARTFORD DIRECT.-State of New-York
II and City Of Hartford leave Pet sip dy m foI Hartori
BIateeoTo' n H. Sc Pare i, class 81 75 % ea 81 25
FOR N0RWALK and DANBURY.- Railroad
WHITE ' leave. NO sf PER @ r. Es oo % a sfs aa e sS sh
and THIRTY sevenh at O'clock Returning leaves ScEalk
f cen E,ufoa aci eie 81 ' Is &D-A'' am N"-''l
RONDOUT, POUGHKEEPSIE, and NEW
5mS ilds # n and g5NE u " RlhBwS l e
Pier foo, Of Harrisonst daily, at D. IN.
EOR STANFORD and GREENWICH.-The
p m Returning Ia1es stamford At and Grsensieh
NEW-HAVEN STEAMERS, for HARTFORD,
~ SPRINGFIELD, and THE NORTH at J:l5 and u p NJ ron
Haven sunday eIoepd and from 1851 boat SATURDAY only
FOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on Hogsa-
tonic and Naugsuek Railroad Pare steamers leave CathA
rne-sp a. y noon, and y every ught SUNDAYS eIoepedl
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD cos
A - INDEPENDENT LINE for the WEST sol UTHWESIm m@ m@ s15
and AMBOY RAILROAD Perl North River and INLAND PROPEI
da bF F.aSr I s E. % s & EES ana + and Low a. T qs s
foot foo S & ,sgs sss 9 en- 0s We" T SY & IF SS ws3s s,SS
this opportunity TICKETS COOP V WITH PFRvFi ESEP c.D.,, A,,
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY.
~ Passenger and Freight Depot Newio foot Of Lberys
@ b ~ D,ar S5 D,a5 s5 we % a m i5 n Pn.9p IsSg
with the Lgh and sus4uehanna Railroad and Bson with the L
burg and e without change Of also to Central Penn'
ALLENTOWN LINE To THB WEST.
c, SUMMER ARRANGEMENT,
sg tCIneneihg jane lS5o-Leage New York as follows:
Ca mPOr FienS5toa Easton Bethlehem Mauch Chunk williams
port wtesbae Pttstol, Mahanoy City, Tunkhannock TOTM
2m-For Fengtoa Enston Allentown Mnneh Chunk wilkes.
barre elng Columbia Lsneas'er Eprasa LII Pote Hlr'-
2P m.-FOr Ea,ton, Allentown, AMI Msneh Cbunk
$3.50 H. or EasOn Allentown Manch Cbunck A0i BeElee
4:30 ,. m.For somer.e and Flemagtsa.
5:l5p. m;-Psr sOmervile
7P Pm-Por someryiIe
? N lEmigrantl -For Rastcn AMI TIE West.
L m-For Piiiaseii weiaeays AMI saariiys onl, ~
s 5'l I5 'Tf ne q, 100 200 2i5 sis 800 400 l:0
45 SIS. $50 55 600, 6:O, 100 49, 8D $40 800 1913
A"Pm FOR TIE WEST
AN WH,rRpy FrPEE.. daily except sunily Eon Alien
town HARRISBURG ami tie West Connects lug Ere aai he
OIL Reo Connects Somee for FeHngton Connects At Jane
Comets At PhiiTs5urs Tor Maaah ChansE vses5arEe
town Resing Harrisburg Pittsburgh Cheago aud Cincinnati steep
ing sn Palace CsH Ptsburh ami CAgo Cohnes a. Junction
epnroars through jersey City Pittsburgh eery evening
Tickets for the West obtane at tie of f the Centr9 ~
Nos 254 N 526 Broadway No 10 and he principal
H. P BspwrS Gen Pass. Ag. "
The New York herald., 1870-02-05

INFALLIBILITY-THE Pope WrTHDRAws
FROM THE DIsoUssIoN.-A cablo despatch
which we publish this morning has it that his
Holiness the Pope has declared that he will
hereafter decline to participate in the contro-
versy respecting the dogma of personal infalli-
bility. This may mean that the whole thing
is up-that the opposition is so strong that it
must be yielded to. Or it may mean that the
victory is so certain-that the Pope's friends
are 80 numerous and so pronounced-that
there is no need for the chief captain mingling
in the fray. 1t is difficult yet to say how it is.
Before we come to final conclusion we should
like to know what the Emperor Napoleon has
to say. 1t is our confident belief that if the
friends Of infallibilty push their purpose they
are strong enough in the Council to command
success. The personal infalibility of the Pope,
so far as the Council is concerned, is less
question Of strength than of wisdom. The
Council can decree infallibnity if it is deter
mined to do SO. But such a decree would to
dead certainty divide the Church. Which Of
the two would be better-the Church as it now
is, with fallible Pope, or the Church divided,
with fallible Pope, or no Pope at the end
Of one section and an infallible Pope at the
head of the other?
The New York herald., 1870-02-05
SPEC Al SENSES.

Lecture by Professor Horny ID. Noyos, Nj. ID.
The new hall Of the Young Mems Christian Asso.
caLion. Twenty y-thlrd street and Fourth ayepue
was filed by a very fine audience last evening to
listen to the first OF series OF lectures on ESPECIAL
senses,n by Professor Henry D. Noycs. M. D. The
stage was hung with scientific looking
maps exhibiting all the organs and functions OF
The human frame, with all Its tissues and mem.
branes under various stages OF operation. Two
calcium lights we're burning on either side OF the
platform, and preparations OF an extensive
nature were evident especially among the
ladies' who by their toilets natural and artificial.
evidently did, II they did not seek to, charm the
The lecturer said that the human frame was acted
upon by centres OF nervous force, reslding rrnci-
pally IN the brain. Here were the seats OF tho
special senses, which he denominated sight hear r.
ing and smell. Taste and The other commonly re.
ceived senses were only notifications OF general
sensations, and he did therefore consider them
MS belonging to his domain He then went into a
very clear and simple explanation OF the distribu.
ton ana communication OF nervous agencies snow
ing that the brain prcsides over thc CO the ears
and the oliactories, and supplies them with
there are collateral ofsh0ots which at first inlcrace
men become distinct, branch or into the arms,
e NJ eaf Sc a ey to The
the brain that above oil which regulates mental
and physical operations. lie described the cnarac-
ter OF these tissues indicated their delicate sensi.
billy. and with marked perspculty pointed out the
wonderful structure OF all the organs of the BODY
He then considered the special senses ns
relating TO their mechanical construction and
their actual usc and made tins dls,inc-
ton as the basis OF his lecture The eve
was his subject for the evening, or rather sight,
Sight originated IN the brain; 1t was not the eve
that saw, but the centre OF nervous force in the
brain which consisted or two small gray Yaasses on
each eide OF tho BRAIN. The eye merely received the
impression, the tissues conveyed it to the nerves
thence to the nervous centre OF the optical and
brain structure united. Therefore the brain saw
and the eve did not. man might bc on the street
and not observe ANYTHING, and yet everything within
range OF his retina would be pictured on hrs eve
The lecturer then continued, going into an elaborate
description OF the eye examining its anatomy its
tiles and beasts, and concluded amld applause
The New York herald., 1870-02-05

PAY OF CIVIL AND ARMY OFrIoERs.-It is
now proposed by some great reformers to re-
organize the army by putting its distinguished
officers on reduced pay. The only reason
given is that some other officers do not get 90
much as certain army officers do. Certain
men have devoted their lives to tho study of
war as an art, and because they did SO they
were enabled to save the country from division
and ruin; and now we are asked to show the
nations gratitude by putting them on water
cruel. A great deal better way to get over the
discrepancy between the pay of civil and mill
tary officers is to increase the pay of the civil
officers. The General of the Army does not
get too much, but the Chief Justice of the
United States gets altogether too little. His
salary of six thousand year, in an age in
which lawyers get such sum as a fee in sim
gle case, is simply national disgrace.
The New York herald., 1870-02-05
miscellaneous Personal Movements.

miscellaneous Personal Movements.
Garbaldl has been made President Of washing
ton Club, OF Americans at Hamburg
Simon Cameron has inherited 81, 900. 900 from his
lately deceased father.in-law Mccormick OF Harris
burg.
A minister, In Lynchbur1, Va, on Sunday OF last
week spoke OF Congress as "a set OF infamous sap
heaNs.n
During the year 1860 there were nineteen births,
seventeen deaths and seven marriages III the royal
families Of Europe.
In reply to q challenge NJ veuillot lately replied
my life belongs to Jesus Christ, and he has none
100 many defenders just nOw."
A Montana vigilance co1imittee caught an oh
noxious cnaractey. ga. aim on hts mule anu told him
he had prsAis. Ateen minutes to leave the country
III lie replied:-"Gents, If this mule don't balk,
fve'll answer"
Tennysons chosen friend Is puddler In one 6 The
iron shops Of the Black Country, who Ia ni.nself O
poet greatly praised by tine laureate. but 81 whose
Writings not q line has yet seen the li-dr.
In reply to the objections OF the counsel for the ce.
fence. virginia instice said 80 didn't care about
'consecutions," /" and w0uI1 try de case any now.
and II dcy didn't have latisfactlon .'dcy could re-
peat agtn' hts excls.o1."
On tnn -c.! e. -. D,33ier the Belgian states
man, lr0nr pubic life his friends and admirers
b0nght and furnished his old house and presented it
IN i;Sn. In acknowledgment o! The GIFT he thanked
che donors In series OF verses emitted ..Retour
lA AiuiS0n.V
The New York herald., 1870-02-05

R0TTRNNESs IN THE RECONSTRUCTED
STATEs.-Governor Reed, Of Florida, has been
found guilty of charges on which committee
Of the Florida Legislature call for his impeach-
ment. Considering the state of affairs in Loui-
siana, Georgia and this case in Florida, and
the doubts evinced by the radicals in Congress
over the admission of Virginia and Mississippi,
we must come to the conclusion that recon-
etruction, although successful in some things,
Is not perfect work. and is not considered SO
by is makers.
The New York herald., 1870-02-05

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acknowledgements.
i-Edoriais: Leading Article on Congress. Impor :
tant Measures Pending Before the two
Houses Personal Inteiligence--Leclure on
Special Senses-Movements OF Prince Arthur
Yesteriay-The Proposed Duty on Cigars
German Immigration.
Photographic News From All Parts or the World:
The British Telegraph Worked by the Govern
mcnt; The Pope Faugued by Intalii-
Dinty; Spanish Reports OF Victory In Cuba
The State Capital: Proposed Improve
ment OF the Water Front OF New
York Clty-The Alleged Harlem Jew
elry Robbery-Execution OF two Ne.
groes in Delaware = Strange Snicide
OF a German lmporter--Army aud Naval In
teiligence-Scrious Charges Against o Con
gressman-The Workngmen's Union-Busi-
ness Notices.
6~The Courts: The Rights OF Naturalized Citizens
TO Bequeath Zeal Estate to Aliens-Proceed
ings IN the New YORK and Brooklyn Courts
Yestercay-New York City News-BroOklyr
and Suburban Intelligence What the Fire De
partment Costs in Brookyn-The Turimenl
National Congress-Interview With th,
Butcher Jack Reynolds-Ileavy Burglary II
Fifteenth Strect--Stealing from the Sher1r.
y-Freaks OF Escuapius at the Brooklyn Nav
Yard-Musical and Theatrical NOtcs-Loui.
Napoleon and the Dar.en Canal-Polce Trials
Financial ana Commercial Reports-Marriages
and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
S-Washington: Military Interference in Civil Al:
fairs In Virginia; An Unreconstructed Member
from North Carolina; New Feature in the Gold
Panic Investigation; Senate Debate on the
Franking Privege-The Palace OF the
Female sovereiQns OF Wall Strcet-Fires in the
City Yesterday-The Police Blackmailer-A
Remarkable Phenomenon-Fa Hatchway
Accident-BliIiard Match Between Deery and
Dion-Shipplng observation-disclosures.