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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-24

FOB RENT.
NOW KENT-PART OF SECOND FLOOR
L of store No y Canal street Also two small cot
tages on Hagan avenue, Near Beuville street Shell
Road, for rent very cheap. Apply to
JAMES DESBAN,
ap23 I'm 81 Canal street.
E'.sk KENT-FUhNISHED OR UNFURN-
ished-A neat tGo-story brick house situated on
tspianade, near Rampant. Possession given INN
diately. Apply at No 81 Magazine street apo Nv
CPLEsDID DIV ELLA "a FOE kENr
- RARE CHAHOE.-The second and thlTd
floors of that splendid brick dwelling house. NO II
Dauphin street, viii be rented, furnished or VI,
furnished until the first October next, on VeIy
reasonable terms, to a good tenant me fnrnNure
is elegant and he location one of the most aesrase
in the city. There ten rooms, pesidSs Ia'n.
loom, Mushroom and kitchsn, with DO nSarant
and extra large cistern5. The around noor ls oe,
taohed from the balance of the house ana occupied
nrem;sas jani4
pD Ma WITH OH WITHOUT
r. BOARD-For families or gentlemen. at 283
0rsvier street. between Franklin and Liberty. jsS
, 1870-10-16
PERSONAL

TssteuA had stall in Roman Catholic baz1,
IN Duhln, And took notes Instead of anc4nr
them.
-Dnznas says o: hts son: az fo<c the Ia;.3es
ard he coes not: which accounts Tor bis being
married, while an bacnrlur.~.
The Duke Of A.Rytia un1y sister has lasetr
married the right honosablc Sir john MeSdl,
who Il stated 10 be - Jeass old.
Montgomery / SoR TOOK tac $50 prize tar the
bext bale ot staple cotton, At Sew OsleAna. They
arc late "niggers.- werc owne.t By Ioe Davis,
and how oWp, occupy, and culttvAie biz plauts-
tiou.
Sidney Smith says, regarding the unnecessary
c. assumption Of food: " According to ny compu.
1Asaon. have eaten and drunk. between my t4ata
AID seseauth yeti, fors.-fouE wagon leads more
thtn was good for me-
Mrs. Szi!t BroFn, who died At North Iay. .Mass
On tie 1st !rst, had arrived II the extreme sgr oi
Ics 5eHs. aonths, xnd 70 days, She has been
the mother Of "a child.cu, II OF whom are now
nyin8+ Her last husband ftcd about Is 5e4rs ago,
and ~aa the trsi poison buried in the ccmeter5 ii
SosIh Jay, which Is nov nearly full,
--At. Leopold NeufeId. Of Boston, recenttJ pre-
tented 10 ktus William I large AMesicsu-made
gold pen, accompanying tho sAme with some
1at1iutac SeEses. The King accepted the Eft, aud
rtsnInel his thinks tot the gift and tue expression
Ct sympathy, atsurtnR the donor Of the peu tnat
Il should BE- us.d, wtsn the time Arrived. foE axn-
ias treaty Of peace
An aged man, named sA1nuet Richie, died nj
snnsille. Vensngo County. Fa, last weak, from
Tho Effects OF aslf-lmposed starvation. Some
three weckS ago hn became insane, x1d stnce tnat
tina had atesdiiy refased 70 cat oe drink, assert
Ing that he would b poasoued. mo food cocld he
forced upon him. aId he continued GRADUALLY to.
.tecl1ne urtn frdaT nignt, wheu he died II ahove
ssster* NJ. Richie WAs I oschelof, - {ekt4 OF
age.
, 1870-10-16

hince the Democratic party came into
power in New York, by the election Of Hoif-
man, in 1868, the gross receipts from the
State canals have declined from S4,477,-
546.11 to 81, 080, 893,57, while the expenses
of maintaining official charge OF the canals
have increased from $l,1s4,el5.o4 to
s., oo0, 600, or more than double what they
we're only two yeara ago. This reduces
the surplus revenues from s., e333 SOL. Is
in 1868 to $3.50, ,e93 for the year ending
September 80, 1870. Nett yeat, at the
same rate Of progress, the canals will run
tho State heavily in debt, thus defeating
al attempts to carry out the proposed
nboiition Of tolls. by SO increasing
the expenses as to render any
reduction Of tolls impossible. The canals,
railroads, prisons, aud schools arc the priu-
cipal objects Of The State administration.
The canals are in two years tu1nb1ed into
Insolvency; the railroads have been placed
under law which gags the. stockholders,
while the Directors rob the roads; the
prisons, so far as they are undet State
management, are supported almost wholly
ay the taxpayers, and are costing more
and more every year, and the way is pre-
pairing for abolishing the common school
*yhteu, in Difference to the ignorant voters
who are opposed to schools.
or course Mr.. Hoffman went into Office
On the simple platform OF economy and
sefattn, ainl there ssete not few Iepubli,
cans who believed that some reform might
come from the election Of thieves can-
,iis7ate.
, 1870-10-16

The primary elections Of the Republi
can party for nominating Aldermen and
Supervisors, and the choice Of delegates to
the County Convention which is to nomi-
nste legislative and other candidates, will
10 held on Friday ae1I NIL the rotess Of
Chicago, whose interests are SO deeply At
stake, attend these meetings, and, by their
votes and their iu1ine1ce, see that rcspecta-
hle, intelligent, aud eoupetent men are
Nominated? When conventions are packed
ty tho professionals, the public bare thu
light, and it il their duty, to vote against
the nominations. Dut where the public
ta<a it in their power to control the selec-
zion of delegates, and nominate proper men
Tor Aldermen, they ought to exercise that
power, and thereby break up the rule Of the
dishonest, and the johbing fraternity. Five
minutes giveu to voting at the primary
meeting may secure the election Of re-
spectacle Alderman, aud, at the same time,
secure convention which will nominate
respectable candidates for the Legislature
and for county .pfheezs. But if the tax
payers, and those must deeply interested,
wall not giTa these fire minutes to this itn-
1'o'tsnt duty, then they virtually abandon
the whole business to the very class of meu
xho Of all otheS will use their power to
rob and disgrace ths public.
, 1870-10-16

t. the kditar " tn CAss7qp Itibune.
Although al persons arc willing to accept vac
citation direct from the COW, dprtng many years
past theEe has existed ID the public MUD deep-
5-roated prejudice against The practice Of vaccl-
n8ttpg che patient from the arm Of auather In
teihcent pe1Eons IRE generally convinced thst
several constitutional diseases mAy be ef.uveysd
from IN unhealthl to healthy child, OF adult,
through vaccine lymph, or the matter Of vaccine
tcAh, and many Physlcians-sume Of great en-
tnenee-ln this aud other enlightened countries,
utterly refuse 10 use In their practice any otne.
zast.et than that obtained from the cor.
Il this mere prejudice. or Is 1t The posture re-
s1!t Of snd experience: The writer Of this after
40 exclusive practice Of more than thirty yes:s'
continuance IN the Cnised States. add carefully
extended Observations in Hkny countries and cli-
nastes OF Europe, Is tu1iJ and Firmly convinced
that seEufuIa, cancer, syphilis. and other blood
diseases not only nay be, Dut often are, coz
mu1icated from one pe1son to another By VAC
csnatson.
In sAying Vatcfnel matter, Physicians strive 70
exercise every knoEn psecaution, to guara
a-Arst ohtaiaing scabs, Of lymph, from the AIMS
of chthtren who nraI be tainted with aas l1npu-
f1tE: but constitutional disease to often latent,
a0a The most hc1te ia1ettec1* &tde.l by the most
aktlle'l experience, must dtlly fall IN dts-ctlnx
The presence Of the germs Of d1seAse, before Ger
tain msladies Ate plainly developed. Vaccine
AaAkSE& - u4ASN 4t]AA446N 4ISu kQt arms or CALI
ttFen who present what Seem to he the most PAL
nahe evidence Of sound health. yet Ia whom dis
esse thas has been occult from birth IL eventually
developed. Who can declare the amount OF Dis
e&te, quite Is disgusting Is and tomet,mts raors
tstal shsn smallpox, that is thus planted IN
healthy sIsten18% and spread throughout the
world, b1 the very efforts We sedulops!y employ
to protect our tamllies from scouzge We all
dread:
The vacclne matter employed, at one time dur
aog TIE Late Nas, - protect our sold.ers aEatust
snalfpo1 as PalucAh and Columbus, Ky, At van
Hurrn and Fort smith, Ark, AMI at some
ether nslitatT posts, was 10 lmpregnafed xiih
seue1eal poison II TO cause the sores produced
hJ vaccination to become sypAianc. Aany Of
thefe ulcers becane h!deons And dangerous
so:es. and yielded only to merrur.a1 treatment;
while tue asns Of &ome OF the victims dna!tJ
required amputAlion. Examples Tie these might
&c Multiplied, I'D snFastus.-
enat, aaw. is our sc1uedy+ Il It rot plsinly 70
~ oacS % ths GOV. where Jtnnes originally oo~
.1tneo aus psotechs9 lymph, And to utterly A1d
sotes6 eeAse 10 sacc1sste persons With matter
ootatned from the s5s.r.s Of another: Thts
mstaod IA KATE: for no Constitutional dleesse can
oe FeceiFed, under any circumstance. b. 4 human
being from the COW.
In Apttlta and Rnssta the cpE oo}y and s.xsyx
u noF being used As the source ot alI hnmaa
Faecisaslon. Ind *hat il emp1oTed with safety
$50 eeEtafnty tn sther countries maf and snonId
ass eAe.o0Tet5 hese. ND.
, 1870-10-16

II tlred OF plsJiag tho nagnarimous, Ana
suddenly, aetsrmined 70 giTs IN imported
rt<l bt1sh. tho stakos to be bouquets
nd b1aToa. The Swedish Nightingale gtace-
fully aubmistsd to being cagedin psoseeuinm
sung TO- Aer hearts, content. Tbs papers On
tho following morning .t1tamphantly An--
nounced full houee aud unbonnded entha-
stas1a, but neglected TO ssy thxt large Pro
Ro1tlon or the audience WAS present by Invita-
aa3. N9~. 4 we're stern o1d coFeusntes.
base paesion-had found Judgement in those
two gentle breasts. But, being ouiy = goodihh
sort OF peEEon, phsll ulsrels sugge.t, quite
su5 rosa. that Kellogg affirmed she wou1d
bring the New ,Yo1k 1nuaScal world hack to her
while Ch!7stine shrugged her white shoulders
and laughed msrriiy 1t the pretty, but t1Aua-
parent T4se, practised for her benefit
TIE ST. 1HoMAs QpAB1E17K-
lhc formal opening Of St Thomaas Ch1rch
took place ~ adEised you. As religious
pageant. it Tas decided succeas. The New
1otk Nal, in abiding to the magnificent
nausic on this occasion. says: .sThs splendid
auartette choi1-consisting Of M1s. Gu1ager
End 31lta Myers, Messrs. Ntlsen and Lumb1rd,
is one OF artistic e1cel1ence, and certainly no
hstter can bs heard In thus city or subu1bs.
VIZ, Mtthont ,ns 70 ths least 5edecting upon SeE
must be permitted to indulge 10 little jubiia-
ton over the fact ,hAt, out Of the four pesaoas
selected ftcm large number of rocal.sts,
three are from thh Neat-afrs. 6ulagar. who
u native Of Detroit, aud MesarA Stlsen and
Chlcsgo,
The marriage OF G. ". Collins aud Miss
Luiu Clark. daughter OF Hor,cu Clark, Esq,
and granddaughter OF Commodore Vanderbilt,
took Place At Lal53y Cturek, this 4i1eruoou.
A WI = =.
i Worth dress Of white satin, aimoat covered
with dounces Of point d'A1eneon, headed by
tuchings Of tujle, and xraaths and punches Of
orange blossoms. IulIe vel1 and diamond
ornaments. The mother Of the bride, aig-
nifed mAtron, was regal In dress Of sa1mo1-
cciored elk. with po,nt-lace oyerirass. jooped
With lows Of brown velvet, parure of mag.
niiiceut diauouds Ot1n Enyc
, 1870-10-16
WEST VIRGINIA.
Con11nHFntBon ht ChRtlcsR on-AuE El
t1kc Block Destroyed.

NUK&&3k&RK&kt1R1A tkE N&A4Nk46HkQN--AN II En-
tlsc Block Destroyed.
nnkkllxa, Oct 13.-The R+afsftrs spec1al fyoo
Ctts3tsr n ksnAwhA County, qet21ls lIsAstrpqs
mrs which occurred there carry 1estsrnAJ mort
lee, n row Of hultdiugs on the river eide 4
t:uu1 street, aboye the landing. The entire hlox
Hxgcompiescsf afeslIJed. Several keks pt ppH-
t.r explodei du1lng the ptoxress OF Tho arc. ad4
ing 10 IL intensity. Seventeen Ok eighteen nuit&
their sturk. The total tcaa wtu not mi iAf ahoF;
OF AAtoe; insured f!cra $4,000 TO sao,Ao,
cul.ed ii rha<,essor, II. y, On Esver doe Of Feon
street, above the steamboat ,anfflpg. Froperr
to the amount Of nfty thousand iolla1y was a.
ktruYod- The brick hOuse Of L. J. uAfrSnx
vslaed, with stock, sttlAtxo: D. Il. Eeliij,1 RTt
tcsF, aiccK aud bniltipE. t3,v10: r s Ctart. stt
Ger. loss - ,We: Bingham Ns.a'3 Aroce1y, AuSa
Ats- !. L. LAtdleyb brick G1ofenouse, S00V. ~
:. lumber Of other hoosea and coupenrs ot icx
F4lae. Generally partially tasured.
, 1870-10-16
WINE OF LIFE

The srrat Flood Fu..fe1 j. u le; us Brink xc..
ur - fiuu fige. Wine Of is3e, il tree tfnne
ar pt;snoos aiIks g impurities: beng p1ep.;ei ID
aEt top.t aud The nnrst thing In Tue world 10: ID
sfy1x thu boed i Z the most pleasant aud drciSn.
Shi;s;r ID aa6 e,tts1' q Il ae
old sake Wine 81 Lie. Il e. il fse 5nFax @ g
g., 3SG1s z 1,9 as It'll. e sn{e,
81 Ins. difereut from anf thiuE eycr Srfora l..
nse IsA sed By druggists. Price 81 Ia usart hot.h1
, 1870-10-16


itc eonttn&t IN financial administration
h't"ten frsnee End North Germany is
~"fth nothlhg at tie present time in con-
nccf'on with tteir contrast in military
che1eneE tf1nce has for some years been
r*s'rs fa3es 10 the amount Of S41o, ,oo0,-
W." PEI annusu, while all OF the States Of
''e Zes1Stte:n lnsiuding about the asne
a7''' aod almost exactly the uaFue popula~
t''s'' a1+ governed At an annual espendi@
turr "f only Sls1 ,000, 900. Nbi1o the
French ar.: ta1ed s74 per bead, those Of
S"rsh Germany are taxed only s11-5o per
head. The French Minister Of Finance
reported to the Emperor, fire OF six
yca1s age, that the accounts Of the empire
had been so hadIy kept, and 80 many trust
furds bad been robbed, and 30 many
appropriations OF funds for special pur-
poses had been h;isaprropriated, that it
was impossible to estimate the amount Of
the principal oi the national debt, except by
1noe'ng i'on inc amount OF the interest
dne @ataaI ~ interest," Is tk1'tHN'' while
, 1870-10-16
Em nj MEMRCOcUE,

.rdAl MARSERS EASKHAG0GuA Il III. orly 4sts.as
hdtc = she ia:n: ia which tin ipoftaE: nedicas
aot %antsdl Methets, this 4 The kr.ttst bies.inx
II aIto srs euIe for ftzuak iErssa1attt}es- sd
ny ns 4epxndcd u7on IN eFety cafs Hnfts the mcntn-
3 ,a9W h44 be<u ohatIte1ed through elld q taseAAG
Bold by dsaxxtsts. Rliee One Deusi-
f9e aals. holesaas n Eh!eAse, sy Aas5:k 6 EasA4
Rid, krsahxtns sac, Tod Saai.a. TesMs0 Kfr1.
md al Hbaie4A1e pItx5ts1 Ia kae ua4e.1 skAstA
, 1870-10-16
.HHAfH8xTAA

81. Lncts, Oct. l1-The Rolls County regis
teas, who. were dfacharEed By the United Stated
EHenss Court for error ta soannnis1tnt, : day or
two Htucr. were reaYrts9ed u the il1rauce OF the
ksme pArtiex, and vtn be ersuineE BY rn&ted
States Commissioner Green On Aou24y,
, 1870-10-16

FafsT-Aesufts OF the Expedition.
FORT RRDGrR, Wyoming, Oct, A-The yas
E0Nege aaenudc rartg. IN charge Of FfutessQ
Mafs1; u 81 ss1atasd nete !ssstay having spent u
s.eea tae Gfeea md Watts klrers, Tnls .es,ol
W unexphfEti, ana ptpved & much actcnlinc ID
s NtEst ~ Aacatnf IA ke btstn was sllscoyese.3
s9firs, terenss ana nshss, win msuy fexu1.r1
mas. Wost Of which are new to science, 1,td-
te+Sth lntset States Infantry sctsd ~ IN cecn1
70 me expcststou. Tue par1y arp ali ven. auf
s1Alt 1-mo4o* lot salt a-Akt CITY and CsliYosbia.
, 1870-10-16

Bpititedly With henry greaades- They s1leuce6
thu Pfusstfn so axainss the obseFy ssorJ, .h1chix
On the top OF the cathedral Commander Schott
sent for heavy atege guns, hoping to make
hKfaeh
, 1870-10-16
COUGH NO MORE

Hnrber's tough Enis.444 T. teAtnst s,ft.s1sx.
asd t1n<rtos, ,tftf, The e-tfs+ 7tf- = .-'"Ss II fes
trssxs ia tmurd.t r~.e vlns ~: 'FtatEAi eHt1dk.
tic n,t,rs o;tsns:. - tsssas E.r ste aio13
Krtc.:1, fnEusnxA1 Ca:11t.-- EisAf r5ta4. As&hEhH
I'd Gcnt cnJ III ie .t:.4s inesr;:n - pfonpt1s
sns si,+Is ii ttr ilr-t iukSr tn1t tLu1Azhdf al
nv .eisn urr .s!;t l.rsssc@ T. sa5 ~o- .4t ~ ~
shos T. !. fnr meet eAi:nk ekr<rtor5ups mtdictAe
SnSwr UIs tts ..*s>. .t:e'c; rss1. aud I; Esosi
nn iii liz e,tth AID .u1at:- TIE EakN@ will e7re-
, 1870-10-16

RoCHHsIf1. X f.- Oct. ls.-Cnltel States 4ar-
eakt Quingy tetstsed thu morning >as,ion pape1s
for TIE Feni&n prisoners, S:arF, Ma1nlx Aud
Thompson, nd has to1wAr13ed them to me agent
ot Inc state Pi1son 1t Auburn. The n1sooe1S viii
be set at liberty this evening.
, 1870-10-16

-r,,o ritz ,f f,h;ce,, 10 11aesaa rr;,1 ,
,,,.-,,;.,,,1. ~ bo,rds rha nn,,t;, ora
.,x.., ar,7 +,a .,,on7s of tho c;t,- .ra all
~, ~, ~aoca,.7a ,-a ha,daa awert. ~
-. - n. ~,o.,o;, -. g.
sT.,'s n,.sz ~ r;-o ~ po,;.a -
,.,,-o.. ox,.a5 ,.a,1r :, ono oon, ~.
49, 1.>'1s, - Fs.sa.;a- a.na~a ~, 49, ses
80, , ~ 49, ~ 1.as~a ~ 1as,.h LII ao.aa 49, 81 mn M
<S, :. 30 ~ p.,1:s w. ..s.,...1
u s-:,,:e'r a' -I,,e w. ,'.,:ssIe - 49, w. -
ue , e. ~, r,"a. eao'o aAo '.,,oe ,.o.e
~ s ~ 49,. $3.50. . - -
s@o "'' 1n ~ - 'I3 T.ea w 80 ~
"os10 ~ "1*A'''n ~ .an
~ go ~ 49, ~ ~ '1aNo nusi - 'Al.o'A' :,
1o voe AI u ~ .neA
1"1"'s ~As ''>"~ >'AA<'9 Gu" ~ '"A'ns
puiionee, oeAs 1aAs aeeee "eea @u1 &ePo..
of its disbursement and no person can tell
a.. .a..t ax,,ona;.n.u .,1.,,, ,,n:,5
;,,, a-,.,aa ,,- th,.n rho ,,,ona.
-.
ls Eune, but the detaala Of It's application
have neser been 1,ade public. The Tux
payer may search the publications Of that
Board in vain to ind out the specific
uses nade at the money. But the great
dispenser Of public muney is The Board Of
Publ. Works. This institution is eubstAn~
tally the city government. It is almost
absolute in its po1er. Exclusive Of the
Water Department it expended in the year
from, Mazrh 81, 1868, to March 81. 1869,
nearly s4,c0o, coo. This Board has by law
to make report annually. The report of
, 1870-10-16

NfzIx4n1eoxf; Oct. lk-The ofi1eiAl eoaAt In
The Esphsrerrn Congressional Dixsgies SsssA she
elecuoa 10 snerNood, Democrat, ~ II nat~ttJ.
, 1870-10-16
DYSPEPSIA,

WafHeF'4 D5sceus3R 7'oEfc rsrp4r-j eEpress-
u 1or DJ1sple1 md tncse tntsizk tt naastuai ,s.
nt.eoe.s r. = flsty sasaalsi:k t12'e 40 s:Ies-
The d4tstise orssas ~ tt,,r t., s;at, WEAK .f
fons Ann ajsttptAs tEfrttt .rsut1 Ike NASkR3 DE
fkFalA TnAIc For aaie - e F..te uae Ds1ar.
, 1870-10-16

TIE CITY ASSESSMENT FOB ls7o.


I Tue aggregate assessment tor 1868
amounted to S.GG, 0eI, $50. This included
the vessel list, ST ,35';.aos, and the t,snks.
$E,';s:s, ,nn'. These arc uas iuclad-tl III the
..>e4sss1ne,,t for 1S'a. and are yet to be
added Assuming these to be the same
this year rs last the total assessment for
$50 will be Sas+,l4s,9G0, or an ircrease
over The assessment Of 1869 of S1S, 49,
nsn
The specific appropriations uade in June
last amounted 10 ;e4,o37,e77, to which
must be added the Indirect appropriations
oT une-mil1 ta1 fur the general sink5ug
fund, onequarter mill tax for school sink
ing fund, and portion OF the license
revenue, and fines for the Washiugtoniau
Homo and the women asylnms. The tax
levy therefore, will have to provide the
following reyenne:
.ss, spsnapais...ns. s.:.,s i;
,ss TIL se;tas: fcoa, acea:; sc s;Som
Direct tax to be 1asse1 for genera. puc-
A.. .t u 1;r sinking iaaa 1ss
A'!d ! nlall schoul sinking fuad--.-..---. sl,ua3
ASgrsEau. tag to he raised.- s, ,et4, ,:G4
THIS will require a levy Of fraction
ovtr fourteen nsills on the dollar. Z. this
uo provision is made for the IN
t-scst ou the large amount Of houds sold
siure June last. Last year the tai levy
WIS fifteen mills. Fortunately, the policy
Of borrowing; money has reached its end.
, 1870-10-16

u enof1 ~ 70 leave no doubt that the con-
sent'on will exercise most important in-
ftuenee, aud its conclusions will be 1ecor-
n'zca az authority throughout the world,
not merely in reference to the lest modes
ct treating crime, hut in ali morai discus
sions OF the nature and causes Of crime.
The papers read BY F. Brunn, Inspector
General Of Prisons and late Chsncellor Ut
Denmark, and by Sir John Bov1ing, of Eng
land, still await publication. These papers
were followed by discussion Of the qnes-
ton whether it is possible that that system
Of prison management which nanderB the
prisoners must se!E-supportiug shall like-
wise tend most toward their reform.
Quite naturally, the two prison man
agesx, who have actually succeeded in COM
biuing the highest success in both, took
the affirmative, arguing that the system
which tended most toEard the reform of
tho prisoner is entirely consistent with
TINT which renders his lahor most profita-
bic 10 the State. On the contrary, Dr..
Wines, whose experience as visitor of
prisons generally exceeds that Of amy 9TH
er observer, and Dr.. Wolf and Governor
hskes, nooeat othet"1se. BON tneoE1es,
aaabsless~ have their application, under
tnuefetit CIRCUMSTANCES. 1aEhs the forty
prisons VI the United States as they
average, and, after taking ont two or
1htee leading executions. il is not
the rule that they are IT.
fot1ustosy. in proportion ~ they
ura made In nax their own nav. I'm the
cortrarv sonaa p-a ra,f.sn,no,t,no, ry,,osa
~, -
the TACT that the tour or hve which pay the
best of all. as those at Detroit and ALBANY.
RE also the best reformhtor1es shows that
tba two ;n.arests ara cnmna,ih1e rn3a+ j..
fi.st-rate Superintendent.
" up,,tr.,,,,, ,.,.o, ,..s -a~u .,....
H. n.ose""s paper WIS 'ety olaoo-
e, - ~ -, ~ '1A"e =, - AeAo4nt
'asolse 1aaIeal cnanees irom LIE present
o4 "Aa oo'ne aeaIs.ac8
aoo"anB toe extent 70 which crime ls the
result Of poverty, ignorance, or want of a
trade OF occupation. From these il Rp-
,,a.rad that XII mar ,.,+ of
ara foreio,1 bnrr and ,,,ora than bsff 'tha
-A-AAA .''
REMAINDER are horn OF foreign parents;
that IA mar rant ,,f 4ha,, 1;xa oc r,raa.
s- 49, FeA %eAI " e1cAn ave oa A'aAAuss
WITHOUT tne lnnuences o1 tne tam1Is fela-
uon or OF IN! 1amily connections while III
most OF the remainder the family influence
IS et very low igpe; 1t per cent ot them
are nnder ~ years, I. per cent are between
~ and 10, and - per cent are over 80.
lu the county prisons, o. per cent, and in
the 5tate Prisons e per cent arc under 80;
, 1870-10-16

LoEpoN, Oct. 16--OMcers OF the london County
Bank deny the untn Of the caase despatch an
noUncing the arrest at Toronto, OF one Jones'. for
robbIng their bank.
The schoonera scotia, City Of Dublin, .Ies,ortAu,
Europa. sldoulau, aud European haze all arrived
out
RtdieY, Son ca, Liverpool merchants inter-
estrd in American tsade, hare Suspended.
4e.slA Casdwell and Harcauft, members OF
Parliament for oxford City. addressed their ILL.,
etal constituents last evening. They annonnee1
that the English mida would be rapidly supplied
With hreech-loadets.
LoSpox, Oct 1s---A ure today In the rtr.tnr
shop OF hessEa. Laird, 1t Liverpool, iestraJei
pfopcrty valued at Ei9,e01 One thousand amer.
ators are temporarily thrown out Of employment
4 dteadtul accident Occurred at Mtchtlls shin
5atd, uear Seweastle~on-TJne, yesterday nitcr-
noon. A large iron vessel which wa5 Ia thr
courae Of construction, Buddent5 fell over. ctusn
Ing several wQfkmen. SIX bodies hare been r.,
ctvrEel thus faE, and SIX others arc visible but
Mt >et accessible. nesides the k,te.t. at l:ast
tst.ii were sestGusy injured. The ca.aa.tsY crc.
aIe,: much excitement at Newcastle.
GERMANY
The DECEPTION OF Jacob agx1teycs the G.rm.,
Denlcc:ats, who protest nEmly.
The present North German constitution vii,
p1obah,f form tho 1aats foE the Reconstruction ut
the ctnpttc.
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BELGIUM.
BECEsEt5, Oct 1a.--The Frussfaa Minister II
uss Is has demanded that the rEnpsiesoss u ths
Tndtptmdtnet Ezlyt te punshe foz tnels p.S,iz H.
sutp and unt1ut4fulness.
PT!ests at Bretague are preaching In faeor Of a
TRADE against TeutonIc here<lcI-
ITALY.
TJ.%.v% fA+
a2ttator, has hesn excluded from amnesty.
FIoNkSCg, Oct ta.--A decree OF v1c:ot Euaare4
j Establishes equality amotg R''luans.
The commander Ut lhe Eagts.h s,,au9rnn q.
cisiu vecchia, opeJlng hone orders. has saut4.i
tie Italian bag.
FLORENCE, Oct. 15>-ThieIs had audience yea-
tcrday with King Victor Emanuel, which las.s4
an hour.
MALES, Oct. ls.-The famous bsisan,,, pisoue,
has been Killed.
SPAIN.
LaSpoS, Oct. IA Telegram Ia gissu IL ta..
public to-sia4 by the Lombard street uewss,pct,
and Reterally stiscfftllted, stating that Prince
Amtdeua has consented to accept The Srap1.h
csoMu, and Victor Emanuel, his father. kas r1y.n
In hlx adhesion to the scheme.
AUSTRIA.
vtKSSA ,0ct.lt.-The Enlxro,,s as.asrap1, ,-,,er
ccLvuEcs Aus11fan and Hung aziau .rtt.sat,,s 4.
Peslh. November 81.