davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1870-09-15

Tho end Of the Pope's temporal power
IS anont to be peacefully and happily con-
,si1u'u.tcd. All 1taly il Catholic TO the
core; but, nevertheless, rojoices TINT Rome
Is coming c:sec moro Eade. secular gov
'vnnlent. This is proper and natural
government is tho very last function fur
Which a priesthood is adaptc,l. an,l the lis
sef,ination Of rciiy yious fui,il Of ANY kind
is w'1u;ly foreign from the province of any
government. Government rests on for.t.
md coercion. religion is founded
~ persuasion and love. Tho duty Of tilt.
e'Tarer. If resisted, is to punish :he ul,li-
;4iion Of tho latter. il opposed, is 10 pay.
iiotls are vast means Of power, and. Of thr
two. religion is infinitely the more subtle,
,atcl.ectual, aud persuasive. But the
means used. nna ends pursued by ths two
possible that tho two functions can be
united in the same class of mon.
This conflict uf interest has boon felt at
every step in tho history Of the pope's
temporal power.
Money raised by the contributions Of
Christians throughout the world. aud whic:,
>lould have gone to the dissemination Of
tsels faith, has, ins.ead. gone to
1'ay tho expenses Ut governing
Italians, Of pairing the Papal Zonaves, run
ming the Roman Offices and courts. Thoso
Ut the Catholic faith, in all parts Of the
world, have, in effect, been taxed for the
support Of local government in which
they Lad no interests On tie other hand.
tie people of Rome and Of Italy have
been shorn Of the right of self-sovsrnmens,
I" satisfy tho demands Of French, Irish,
81 hnisl', aud American Catholics, wl.o, in
s4nitr, bad no right to any voice whatever
i'll determining how Italy should be goy-
rEnea. The Papal army and Govern
n:ent at best could not be male
~elf-surparting. After half O.
chris,entlom had been taxed
to Support it, It still depended on one or
The other Of the moca7chies Of Easopa,
Under these circumstances, the Italians
suffered under the infections OF q govern
slent which did not eyen profer 10 be
seeking their welfare. Its gaze, like That
| Of Mrs. Je1lyby, was always on moro dis
,ant objects. Now it was working through
| the College Of the Propaganda to instruct
the Baddhists in the mysteries Of the Im-
msculate Conception; again it WAS attempt
! ing to persuade the Me1icaus Of tho real
presence OF God in the Eucharist, or was
| parrying tho objection of the Aztec
King, that, if Christians really ate
and drink their God, he could
| .ea M reacor uhx fhn k7tnca a3,t,r1j NAT
, 1870-09-15

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e ~ 1' ~ ueSpA'en IRON hoiuo''' :"
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es'3.s an' I'''4.s'ns' ten'l''-
10y :, oeet"'.oA u ae'1 ano S',fasooase
,nc He.a'1" '1ool's' "o'h IN election Is
-"."'''N'o s .o1 so'el''t'eht 1ot france.
''Da ta.'nca''on "i 'ne treaty ny Tue l'rol~'
"'.no''ns' -.
A"esc "rms S'el.l as much to Prussia 4,
"efe e'ae' 10 contained Europe hy tI'
''es'"s ot aSi7 ana A>i''. a'tcf the ca'snF.
- rams. ife "li:cd powers had all the III
lases o1 '"cn's-'"o Sears of whr 10 avenGe.
ae'' W Tue treaty u 1911 rance retained
as1 u'''s'n.ohs' W extensive as they wore III
''", Al 'ae o'''c1ea6 ot tho revolution.
1'es'.'e' s'l'''s e'"-ooo lofe'en troops i"a1.
e's" oi' nes' 'ne money conlsaont'on e1aete'
~ 'eA ~ .ne iasine"I u 1'."".s7R','""'
y. S''o Nv 'o'e's.N'' t"e 1f'nc'll1 i"',
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W. ~ s,,no ~ ,ha .I1;as -. -.
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, 1870-09-15

farmers, and without their support no
pazty can succeed The higher the tariff,
the more oppressive it is to them; hence
their hostility to high duties. no matter
how sugar coated with The humbug prattle
OF "p.oteclion to American industry" /"
They know it is just tho reverse of pro-
lection to tEeir interests. Whenever the
Republican leaders are tired Of ruling the
country, let them commit thoir party, in a
national platform, TO the doctrine Of a
high tariff, and tho PEOPLE will relieve them
Ut the cares, responsibilities and enolu-
mcn.s Of government ut the ne t election
tbnra~ftor
, 1870-09-15

were Ytt sMoulter!ng, anh aenr NJ the blackened
t.uccrs ley over the foundation 1c, usuM I'd.
7 BIZ hATts Vas entirely Glnt, wl&u,u-tirs i III
tnE-~olE. With tic Ekelct:Ls Ut cattle SCATTERED
arould. The vel VAS uncovered, AID We lapEel
,!"Nn tEol the bmsE II niin cias7t r
a yourg r!.l Tser hat cvtseilt:s ts'eu sui
focateA frlli The foul gag, wtie seeking escape
fruM the ire. As VT moved aEaY from
tie tcI1+ tfu:r,! 1f.' a''a<F. nc ~ ~, fgn-r
Of i woman with habc In her Rluls. Both butts
c:me T., sn1'het s4ene nl dsseta''o1. hanse
iay III lufns IL the nlitisr Of auha'se' and h.acS
cncl waste. 4 G,H-sat h4ti esc.lc,!, aDd in
tss were the fsrtiy, all In; E1lG. rhH Eio:Gr
cs'shipenc' Il ~ tell her tale It suffering, hui hr,Se
.!"tn H'th E1ltf. The husha:,'l sa,'i they ll:t't
EAied Though tne bf'EtstuK, choking sn,oke.
Ts.s" urse FIVE call1rep, 1sc t!!ssl hc:I- II, art
tut young. 81 = Th-e, tItnss b. rushed lalo the
lutttg E.'tise, ach Iifac rcsduiag u
cE:at; The m.t'!cz "25 ain st IN
tletct"f II" f<M;!y, ttfod q q said: 'Tuke
Jcnta k5h Mnl!ie itNe two ,cunGtr 1hes) trsr,
psr2,' and waited patiently unt1 Ter turn. By
y ILL ~ ais. Ia the CetfI$i' q Of the hour, he
thought &c had heer rescu' Il, E,,:s her vote, ,7ow
IN tones II as:IA, c!eI ''.t, Oh. papa: t,ke ..:.
take me-, fno! tna+. p7ra: euGc. nara!' The
laln+F Mashed tuwA.tl tEe hnus.'. which w;.s nov
to1:essnE IN tie flames. EFT Was too lite. He
had hat.t,Y placed his ftot upon the stairs when
tHr.INf lei! IN, ant ihe eEt'Ie --rnclule CINE
IL: tied With her, but remembered the others.
LE' i never t0fHiTe nJ Jsr1t-re.er. ver.'
= iEe n1mGs Of this family are Ta;lnldGe, The
o'1cEs wfre CuTnwaf. The aaTtA .r- III the
a'hr" saw many ether terrible sctneS 1t ruin AID
devastation 'lutlng their jourr~y- TE.tt eye
lashes, uhiskers AID hair were .ge,1 an, tts.ir
tae.s an,i hands werr badly t'i;>:srr.. ME. Dud-
icy s tFts were rer5 hl.ll5 injured
, 1870-09-15

Tie English Cabinet refuses to acknowl-
,:ge the French Hspublic, and refuses to
Exc my steps in behalf of peace. Easl
;ilunsillc stated to II. Theirs tLai England
soull not join any othor power in pro-
..osing terms of peace. The announce
meu. of tEis determination by the govern
lncEt led to NJ. iinpromptu meeting il |
LoLLUn, ut which violent speeches were |
made, demanding tho recognition Of the
Sre.,vll l:.p,;bI;r. The tono AMI scnii-
,.e,t Of the meeting WIS intensely demo-
.lniic; anL tho declaration t1ut, ssIf the
,iglA of people to establish republic III
Fsnnce IVES to bc denied, it would soon be-
comc tue duty Of the people to establish
republic in England" was greeted with
applause. a Grcut democratic meeting is
called at Hyde Park, on Sunday next, anil
similar meetings are called at many uf the
principal cities throughout the kingdom.
The calling Of this meeting at Hyde
park, On Sunday, is full Of Significance.
It will he remembered TINT, three years
ago, the English 1.formers called a public
meeting. to be hela in the park, and the
government refused them admittanca to the
grounds. Mr. Gladstone, and the Liberals
generally, strongly reprobated the govsrn-
,uent for its couduct in denying to the
euple the right to use that place in which
to discuss questions Of political reform.
Ills meeting. in addition 10 being hald in
HYDE purl. is 10 be held on SUNDAY, yhou
ali the workinC;uen and storekccpers of
London and the vicinity may be ut liberty
Ia attend. Will TIM government hermit
tho n.eatinc 10 bc held or will II
attempt to exclude the ncople? It
| was precisely like attempt to pre-
Won't n procession aud bauouo. in
Paris that nYc,;nit.,e,I tho rav,,u,;,n
,,f E.,,rn,r ,sis xh;ch ,ro,o ~.
Iouis rhi,iin,c and resnltc1 ~
, 1870-09-15

great thing to call and inquire about sheallh.
He aeeends the high stoo2, nelvo'!sl5 t.ugs
the he'll. aud awaits in ans<er. vale: opcrs
the door. and Young Jim i discovered slan1-
ing Just wi hin.
Editor. Good morning, Mr. Bennett"
Young jim. ''Mutaing.'
Editor IT WAS passing and thought
would inquire how your father is :"
yonng Jim. "Hum!'
Editor. II hope he il better"
YnuI jim. MY father pays his c1:tor5 20
write il the office, 1.ot to run, about is:qsisia5
aftt bis health"
TEXT Editor in 4 cloud Of dust down the ar-
enrc. 1-Atu York Ffse Prtss.
, 1870-09-15
ksur1x Preparing for straightforward
Of t,lt3xeux Within the Rnrricrx-
Asugular and Affecting Sccnc1.


Paris psesente the aspect Of = city turning
The houee out Of the Window. since II.
Heurl CO Cbevreau's announcement that the
Prince Royal OF Prussia, after hesita:ing to
advance. has resumed his march upon Paris,
the occur ants Of houses within the hrst zone
OF the fort,hcatione-that H.. crescent OF
$50 u,etrea--have been under the influence OF
: real psric. 4 friend Of mine, whose resi-
aerce is nupl, asantly proxinate to two big
cure mounted on tie fortiaeations. the
m,utts Of which guns apreas to be
tro enormous eyes looking st17ight tt:o
Eis windows, bundled all hia effects in:o
hcs.sc and t~o mourning coacaes last
sstarday ui4ht, and having bestowed th,m
il u warehouse for fur1i:ule in Pafis, took
r. ftse wi:h he wife, txo children, and.a ssr-
.snt IN = fct+l. Yesterday. although Sunday,
,a- \ general removal day. Vans aud vehi-
clss .eaTttd TO the teryiee vero not to te n5-
,ainfd for money. Those who are familiar
vith rsris. will remember the long ,ow3 Of
erlencid houses which abnt upon the isoi. d
Eca}orre Outside the barriers, the baau:ifal
villas thirk,y Fpnpkled within riZcle Of half
a MILF al fourd Paris; Al the=e are oeias
rac,ulr eyacnate5, and the inhabitants ~
hacking into the -tty. goods and al. The rail-
uav stations are literally blocked up vii
eo:ss cf al kinds Belstea5s, boocc c1aa.,
, 1870-09-15
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER Il, 1870.
REPUBLICAN, NOMINATIONS,

TT II r:rss a'a:'re IN Congress 70. the State At
l-A:rr. t,sac1a! JOHN 4. LOGAN.
s.a:r Treasurer, EItAsT-s n nATEs-
ss7sF:l;c' lieut. u Public Instruction, NEWTON
NN9'EHNN.
t5s.--l --n.ets Of the penltcnt.a.y, ELNER
N.,>Gil I'm lu,l CASrAR K[ TZ.
, 1870-09-15

The State Of Illinois is divided into two
Federal judicial Districts-ths Northern
md the Southern. The former coltains:sl,
and the latter Gs, counties. The census Is
taken IN each district ty its Marshal.
The Marshal Of the Southern District has
reported the enum Grafton for IS counties,
ind will have the figures for the other
counties all in by tue e0ti inst. So far,
the census hEs not been completed in Il
single county in the Northern District;
nud it ii not likely that the Marshal will
have the returns for his district before thu
LIST Of October, if then, This is unfortu-
n.,e, in a pulitica! sense, aud will mate
rally charge the apportionment for the
next State Legislature. The !3th section
Of the Schedule of the new constitution
says:
immediately after the adoption Of :ais ca,1.
>titu.lo', lite Gogc:D0r and Secretary Ut Sta.r
essttl pFI Ie.s tD asefsa!r anil Tx the alp ,r,i
ii' Mt u the State !u7 atTns@s "f tae 1rs: rl...
ri Representatives ut1tr this constitution. TAI
atIIr4iphn,tnt shn!I bp hns. Il uisoa The Fe,tcfa
re>us 'f 1870 # ire Sla.- Of I!l.i I!s, s sla:,
,'n ti..' aht,s.ci i " art i: MI Ii: ..t,!s.
~. r sts*' tit = r'sls'i.u::oa- F.r-it+-
shat In cHse Tie F..!e:aI crnsus Aforesaid cam ,:
e tsct trtatnt.l psir to i itlAy, the ssl ,!as .:
september, A. H., loi, ihen tue said u2pof1fnuncn.
shall be .ss<sl nl, the State CENSUS OF the year
y. s65, IN acc1Edsacc with the rules and r:taci
ltra aforesaid"
The aprortionmcnt, therefore, will, i,
I'll probability, havc TO be made under tlt
ceusus Of 1866, and The counties whicl
lave largely increased in population sine.
that time, will lose tho nznDortionate in
, 1870-09-15

To this awful total OF 110.t55 killed. cap
t11td, missing, aud wounded, must be aided
the lcsscs suffered By the army through
dist asc. and tue killed and wounded in tie
lsnn,bcrless skirmishes and little fights that
E1yc cccu:r.d. The army has suffered frou
Gs-ente.y ever sicce the INVASION co1unenced.
anil my informant believes th,t to ths above
total should b. added at 1east 10000 to 1900
tor those who died OF this and o.tler diseases,
gr Who gre 70" ls1nE blek III tue hospitals.
TO ba deducted from the German force which
matched into France.
, 1870-09-15
MISCELLANEOUS,

A guest at S1.nioea IS told OF who Has
charged SIS for tho wa*Ilng OF one Of his w,fe'a
d1esecs that only cos, ses originally.
Two baby lions were born in . menAzefte at
Rochester. \. T., last week.
--Qast'-e dealers pour few drops Of medicine
into a bottle Of wiisIeJ or hranl5 anl then re-
tai the m,xsarc medicinal btstets in order to
escape the license. JukSt 1touces IL anqutring
lrto the mAtter.
a youI.s laIy OF New H1yen, taking cxan,-
pic BY The htro.sm Of one Of her sex in Indiana
publicly anulunces that In future it will not IL
xe,, 1cr yuunX gentlemen to ones her lnsrlr. as
, 1870-09-15
Losses of the l's,.~Ai:an Army.

Lt'"en q NO. a0) CoFrefJonafnff o1 kf Sfzf fofk
NnrfI.
Al last have obtained wha: purrort. to be
j correct statement Of tho losses OF tito ptns-
sian srmy in killed. wounded, mis.ing, and
prisoners from the commencement OF the cstn.
raign up to the 1stl, ct August Ny inforns-
tlnu comes from private source it, Eerlu;
and. although cannot affirm tl,at it il infalIi-
!'ly correct, have reaaen for believing that it
Is net very far out OF the way. l may add that
the Information W.. not sent for political
ctycrt at Ill. but was transmitted from yn"t1i-
cal yran in Berlin, connected with rho ncli 81
service OF the AMY, to fef!ow-su.gcen il
Lcpdct. The statement is aA fo!oTs:
, 1870-09-15
MEDICAL.
sMTAAEESS.

F.see:aty Ccrrrnxiyet viii 6ni Lhe ws.er acd tatts
VI ttr CITY CHI s. ttSG e;onk:t.s Half, Sheldon
wlt- Sew f.1t: Of tic l..t eatstivts of h.oat.
ls1F. St.1 AZ. kictsy aat sE:n D:;taits. Rhcua7-
s.:rtn wct,H cd1a1te Ett-a.iuE better than Aiaas-
Or, II the stt- Bea!d excellent md eh-aa For BAT
te:.is nj. 1sret. and reo1 ArslS peszous1ly Of hy
EInEcEf y ---e1A4
, 1870-09-15

The Ira Cvurdnf saTs: at r1ay not Ire ceu-
era:fv knc~ n tEa. the t1own Pr:nre Ct Prussia Il
Ysle man as to his English ct.1cAs!1a. Profr.s-
sor IL LATIN and clossiy l:ehtttesf With il! ina.
= Yale wt4e stE,.yt.E in G-IMany. w.s SIC Ea-
clst. min. III The Crown Pftccr- anil san2u, ain
wtHt be EhoEstf The English lanx cage
, 1870-09-15

FFem tht Szr ,: 7 o1E ,1r 1r's s7[Tn.r~,x 1T
r.. law religious editor OF tue INGRAM
n.t;e.1 Herald, Walking down Fifth arenue;
~, To.rh., I'M II tsilenct Of Ms. Bennett, and
trts;ris t + iimsrlt tL.s. as tho old een,leusn
b,s for sn1nc tine been siek, it woald be
, 1870-09-15
The CcuAux OF knnnns.-OIEEciul Fig

Frp1~ tAs Laerenes TFibt,n<
Marshal Houston iixs received all the cen-
srs returns for the State. with tho exception
Of a few thinly settled DISTRICTS, which will not
uunber more than 1000 or 5000. The fol-
lrsip6 are the official figures, together with
the ceusus Of 1850;
, 1870-09-15


R,s"'etS, Tfat as "a. scsshaes neSessa.x Sc - 70
tme ssis1ts 9, @ aie ,r he ia.ee1r srT ,s
rs .,a...s H. aa ~ ,n1,ien f,nr15 tusty dscr,
ns,rS iar,fr for feyst,us souii sscsfJ iii the H.
St:n,nte tIusuts OF the business md industrial
iutr1.=ts ct the c1uutrr. ard .aat duaes shoui!
rot TT III posed 70 The dettnens of ths peep'c for
sfs ~ nsh. % tesi i, fsr 3 poss!le tas
,a,ss u HE alo '''e1-%'' ~ p'aee' o''n 'ae ''ee
TIL vs s,sx Is: VIA ,sseEss ~; ;as sss..
sTtit.lr lie terrific ossa occasionrd 81 fhe va.
Il ss Ct ~ I'll
9e NJ h ss 10 tustif{ the hnpfs g tnc ii:Eas u
E,,l.;!ca' d,.: ra'fs anu 'fet0on throughout ''s
"'sf THE s1rsr ASD FIFTH DISTRICTS.
:. ,;;i-srtco ,n1 thst nf the fifth a. 0sh-
iosh. 10th on The isth-
IN TIE y E1safoD r. .ann , IN, f,tsn % On s.tur,,y
,r rp.e = az t;4 to in fsycr oi aiding, to lie
n.a 1.1euut =. T,ne R,,ys,a5. from Madison to
ns.Ii,,.a, ,r1,,c3 i. in fsrt. hut An e1ts, sioc
NefGeeu,E. ss, H" n,,1rh ~ tha Chi.,cn 4
Of The hsd'eou A4ncn y! VI, ~ - -. -, -
, 1870-03-13
WASHINGTON,

TENNESSEE.
WAsHINOT0N, Dhtcn 14.-0ent(al Butter haa
Prepared Bill Tor me 20 calca Iecouttruc:ion Of
Ttcnee4eet and auon!s.ed It to tue delegation
l,sm 1hst snte u she House. It does rot pro.
po.e Ts,1,soti1 t; aoEeronsn', q ros Tennes.ee
eral Hrnief hes ackro slcdge1 nlA liability to eo-
force the lAwa aud protect life aGd property pro
xioes teat Eew Res steTs shan &c appo!atcd a1d .
to vote.
nABron AUTHORIZATIONS,
The ConHeIce Committee is In taasfou o. tho
River sud Hasbcr APPROPRIATION bIl. Delegations
are herr from different ciuea east and vest Ia 1he
inkleN OF tbs nea.ur.; ard aru !aitirg to 90 ae.
Br1dkepoEf' cono., Nas heard.
CCDA+
Iho Cnh4rB heTB have made application to no
b* fo1c the Hnule Con mlttee On Foreign Ataifs,
aId reprcRenf thelt case. TneJ assert lha; ihe
cotunfs;eea ttfclmtuoo Is al IRON Spanish OIL
c!alF. aCd ia sht1cforo ona aided. GenstAl Banks
hRa Lid eao or three I1isA.e conferences with
CtnkTs1 Qoossda, but It IL suppoted rhas the ma
?oi,ty Of the Foreign AGairs Committee are
sAK rsrtSGo, uAY71 Axp TEE Cx1rxp srAYks,
Desracers 1ete Eece!7ed At tbs EAyy D:pa1t-
me1t TO- az from Admiral Poet. oomu,at1'nx
1hs s1S Sotta ~ Aaoss fee; dstsd Fsefo! !: u
tto ns1ueu P1et:dens Arler having noa1sd dis
s1eellercy o1 tho opje,t OF bis visit, he Informed
f nto ~. *srs nDS
sovert9ent co. q. WasS.patos 04';ss' w. &c: &c:
ie1mlfed With III whole po~er TO prevent
spy interference on the part Of the HAytien Of
any other government Ttin that CT St UouluKo.
hrd that any a.,e3pt On tnelr part to interfere
would be regarded a. M act hoaulo " tho Uatted
Sa.cs Gag. Tns lsgi!ea rrsaldent Iepl!ea that
tiouf, atd hoped 1heJ Eou'd nos be interrupted,
shty Enow theft lights, and dAro malntAIu tneul
and their dignity, ~ tar NJ tney uate Abse, aud
1tut sheJ orat be a'loNet! 10 bo jatgeq o! thcli
oWn policy. Admiral Poot Haya tna, he heard thA,
tEeJ wele gressly dlspleasea ktka the menace On
the paii OF The United States.
, 1870-03-13
peal to jEzstee B.uyuu9 Ten 6ous.a woold hare

pesi 70 JEzttee BsnJun9 Ten dousz1 xoald have
Edward Mccarthy, I Ioatn Of rulatuous aso@o.,
VA atxe'Gntd II tie tnsk4uce of CuAr1ea Bfad.
re0, Ral1naAxno borel keepeF, ch2tBe3 with
nsoeuy. II Apoesn tb4t Rt1dweu v3o I'd I t7e
etephaEt cdeT ArCsztbytz y Ruide+ md nn4uT m:
Aslefn IN hoasn Of tI.fsne on ClA1k s1res. Wn n
ae awoka he dtsooVtted that bis poctet-boot, eoE-
ANN t!ea .11 missing. Mccarthy ~ he'd tez
Martin 4uuxy, I Melancholy youth hst,tB1 from
tbe Stock Yards, MS brought before 1he Court o.
tho eetooos chafRa OF stealing Z Roosa IRON =
oaIel Ia front d South W&,e- street conmts-
ion kou,e. 10 The credit Of Martin be Il aata
Icy No fetutr Cd the bird, when, u boy Nftnsss
eatd, Tiny htpther bad him BY the maps Of tha
EecI"Tte cnA5Ge NaA Changed 10 dl1orde1J coz
dnEt, and be NAs oned taa
EdNA1d Y. HueReu and P1t8ey CrAWfofd, a
oaaee PRIME sagra0ts, were each nned IN sha
John Daley, CHARGED with stealing . quantity OF
c.nta1ng from 4. Paduleford, E1s hold Tor u1A IN
ha1l o! 81, Gee.
NORTH BDK popRT.
Jofepn Jacobs and 0eorKe L. nch Wrrn ss11tKned
On tho FERROUS charge Of cruelty to anim1la- Taey
Refe convicted Of lcElcdrx undue ruu1BhMant
upon tne!1 noItes, and we1e lined s eac1
Cor rad ecna8b and Bertha Thorntuu, charged
Tltn mpfspE conduct on the street, Weru each
WEST e1pK COURT.
TneTe KAs nn-hirR ar this coult YESTERDAY
nct1in& worth reporting.
, 1870-03-13
NKW YORK.

11fUREKD YR0A CuHA.
NEW 1oET, March l2-1es.e.daJ the 4te2ur
ship Coltubis a1rised f1on Chsftesten, 4 c.,
havitR On bosrd the neo. fourteen IN namber,
Metsrs. 1enmsn Kemp, Of ills city. Among
sna pnnbet wcre Atasts. Johtsoa and Foster,
who were wounded by Spa1tA1ds when Green.
valds VII murdered. Tht bAll stiIl rema;ns IL
Johl Sons head. Foster is s'o7!y fecQyer1nR.
The party faJ that, After ths execution OF fne
muluCr1r ot Greeowaldt the S2Au1sh authorities
He1c As AlLd 10 them AZ c!Icamssarcei would
a1loT.
AR1YA or 1u4 1k1R.
It ts currently ruEortd ln railroad cIEc,es that
the New Jersey Iall1ead Company Il negotiating
with the Paterson i Newark and MtdIatd Raj.
1o1d ConpaneP, whereby the New jersey KsII-
1caI Company will secnte through connection
BETS cen tic oFthern frontier and Washington,
Ard .hns become the butccSsiul rival Of tbs Eut
Railway.
KNIGHTS OF ry71uAs.
Yesterday tcc Grand Locgu Of PennsJlyanIa
hbsent& OF PJtn!as presented TetJ beautiful
late 10 the Supreme ConIctl, from Hhtn to PRINT
Charters Tor Subordinate Lodges. The Sapfstue
Lotce IL to be held at P1lade ph:A Tle usue OF
TIE olcer carrot be used for tustness purp ,tcA
- RAF11SI EDUCATIONAL CONTENTION.
A DsLtat Educational Co1ye1s1on VIII alSamh!e
10 Brcck11n, On T1ests1: Anrt. u, :os = tnsc.
Of tho BaP:Il: tcrom!calloc, Dls. .Ancetsoo,
Isno'utor. uorty. Sampsoo, Loo1l1. Weston, and
otnere. ere to be present. f8te1s Oh yhI1ous
ii p1cs relating to educauoo viii be fead. Tne
ncetrg promises to be ct great i1terest not oaly
TO tbs Bspust denoulna at!on, but 10 the oou1uy
n large. II uil corprtse delegates from theo
ios:ea' scntlafes. colleges, acAsemles, acd edt-
vii be On living questions Of grea, practical III.
, 1870-03-13

Coa1ca To h prtsept Hts that -tneI. might txte
Nene 70 mteatiEz1a ia nattsk Eeotn innpaIha!'y
4qmelnnk dens to alsytbe puh,io exateusut-
1hA. eonn ittte eoo1d iepcrtto the couaou "a
AA. b 1on wak IN fsvor Of couuistee Of rra..
invest Etts sne Eaolo k,et, snd s.so TO extoins
run on van prevalent IN Tho CITY thas tho WHO'S
thu z = y Iu1rg ccwr- 1htre were several of
ef1As6 ~ wou.d f1!l H. -
Ise Ma,or .as u isvo. q saca comm,ttae.
tbs perch ca tne lASsl- street s,do, II wAs large
etopFh 70 Gay 10 sick = man baud IN lie asktd
~. Ho.e 4 tbese walls vese ocang removed 4o
III. Ross ctnied .h.. my v.n4 vero being r.
nusGd. The cssck VA CAUSED bF the great
Get es.l McAI,hur mored that comm,t,ee Of.
s areh!s:sss ~ = q ooudcss be appointed 70 e1amins
Ald. D1on fssostd the rctolu.,on. He ,nou,rsd
II TIE wczk On the toof had been accepted oy tho
GeneT.l NoArthu. replied snat 1t nad not,
Aid. DtI. y seIeu u the couLty wing root WIN
Hecure. Several a esohess OF tue Boa1d Of Super
s1sorst I'D .Ee1 wocla not Ut under It.
Ice T.s e,ss a.: o
Il aa;sa e. toerss 1s as'sa1 fs1n,
R<-efsd- That in o.aez to s.u.ty the pobe mind -
e t1s e.u:e = s .seisent q ~ s.oi II tbs Oily
a'ts1 IL a1snsfa ss1ss, e.
ND no,asess Pointed 10 te ss nd ~
sI5 da1 a 1Sss to Tia boAfd II a.
- co@aIs,1onti lT!Idi,tue moved to .41fe ous
wa1 really tte object Of tns ,a7e1ta aton.
h!e. n5nn 20 Hshed to have the resolution In.
Inc te1oluad1 ~A1 70 aueIucd.
.. Ata. D!3o9 encind the soho7irR inforeni-
uon nom NJ: Rose: !" I lpspec q, tpe root every
aas, aud 70 far ~ ccu;d rec, everything wa'Ro-
lDg On al right There might be rome nsv to tue
11on which escaped deteeslon. The whole iron
WoIk OF the hnllairR y - lex 10 Mr. Iotz, and he
H,m,3; ~ p9;n np the ROOT The asu.2e would be
III. Jonnsor, Of the board, stated thlt Nj.
LetLn oon'saet amountea to s5 7B7 for Al ae.soR
s.reratn or Ii. zocf es ,snpposvl 10 be thirty
Pcntdt TO The square 1Ech:
Ordered, That COMMITTEE Of gre b appoiau to CT:
s'9 na q e. q
he s III es
uoa Of th lcof q the ~ies; Ind .eo T. siaao
RSs :ssFr M otisrortiaa u tic wing I'D
Commissioner Carter thooahs Nj. Rose and Mr.
Letz khoulc hATt m opportunity to keiccs GOO IAN
aFa ~ ne naeF
ahcu d ho pu,roerx.
Lii. Leg id MT zRnt anYoue,
CornE3!ss!oEet rs.tsr suggested tte natnes Of NJ
BeJ'1E'on, NE. Vau uscei a1d h'leurlt 6, Rzcni-
6ecsf. ore ifou eacn disi:lon 81 Los car5.
nEidss.oui:osr: H buils se.eIal pr.daea In the
Aio. D1oa aaktd r .lr, p-yce'on VA, in a7y
WA5 htetested In the Court uuu.e.
| i hna apa~eIed 1n.t le ~s* net.
| r R, NAB mant1ored.
Tne committee w.s agreed upon a. fo1lows: