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The New York herald., 1870-05-04

/ United States Ice and Rerigerating Company, 81
Broadway New York offer 20 the public their Ar Cooling
Machines which reduce the temperature In any room
N two hours degree the freezing point and Keep
there ut iins cost Many OF these acenes arg now "a
brewery George Mera Now Dreams The attention Of
b-ewer and pork hotel proprctoe owners
OF scamShps all others desiring cold pure dry ar
particularly called 20 these machines Tho Ice machines
produce ice which BY actual test OF better quality than
Bcpon quantity having lasted six hours lcnger
and 81 manuf acurng not exceeding from ~ 10 "a
per when made in Of ten tons or more per day
Patent Rghs for aalo. Agents wanted IN the
leading cities of the United states.
The New York herald., 1870-05-04
SPECIAL NOTICES.

FNHE MEMBERS OF THE CUBAN LEAGUE or
the United States requested TO NJ the SpinEcl
House. Union square, at O'clock Thursdsy 5sh
inst. BY order n. 7. MCMAHON, PresldeaL
The New York herald., 1870-05-04
srOaTING-DOGs, BIRDS, &C.


IL KINDS OF FANCY DOGS AND BIRDS FOR
"A saIe.-Medicines for all Diseases Prepared Food for
mcckin2 Blrds at g. DovEy's No. Greene street,
Of Canal.
n 1.-Ladies attended BY Mrs. Dovey.
choice breads OF Dogs for sale aud .ock Butler. In
fxlhle Mango and Flea ExermnAtor 76 cents But
iers New Work, g. Dogs boarded trained and medicines
Aii diseases.
VJrANTED-A SETTER DOG; MUST BE THOROUGHLY
w broke and well bred Address. stang lowest price
where It he seen, A SMITH, 81 Dey street.
VIyANTED-A NEWFOUNDLAND SLUT; SHE MUST
w be LARGE and black with about fourth white
For that handsome and noeie looking full price will
DO given Address box l23 Astor House.
The New York herald., 1870-05-04

H,AMNhNf HALL. 80
i mcetinG of the Democratic Republican General Coma
Ince will be held at headquarters on Thursday. MAY o.
1870 at IN O'Clock r. NJ Punctua attendance requesed,
business Of importarcs viii pe iransase orcr OF
WA. II. TWEED. Chsirmaa.
wx UTCusAs, Secretary.
The New York herald., 1870-05-04

ITFTEENTH WAEO DEMOCKACY.-AT A MEETING
II Of ths Fifteenth Ward Tammany Hall Committee, held
their e1iquarter l$s Beecker street, Monday
inr Msy le70 The following resolution
adopted:--
Resolved That In Representative In tho Assomly Hon.
John Carey recognize and active democrat and
faithful representative OF the democracy OF his werd aad
Assembly district, and welcome him home from his o1
duties With cordiety and hearty democratic appreciation
who as done his whole duty to bis and
the city and State of New YORK.
,dfcszes delivered BY Hon. Jane, c. Spencer Dou
Esq., Hon Gcorse III. Purscr In OF
the resoa!ion, which Aypropr rcspon ei to Mr.
Carey. JAMbS W. FOWLER, Chairman.
GtoaaK c. LLOYD. Secretary.
The New York herald., 1870-05-04
FINANCIAL.

FLANTIC SAVINGS BANK,
N Chatham square and New Bowory, New York.
81 TO $4,000
may bs deposited before April 90 will receive In
terest from April at
8 per cent
, 1870-02-02

great em5aHasEment, he used ~ much dill
genoo to extend tho ta1 After be had lost all
power over the matter a. be did vhle the
books were in his hands to dlsobey and
defy tho Board Of Equalization and the
Auditor. The cass results evidently
from n politicians attempt to override tho
Law in o1derto cater to 4 supposed repu-
dating local sentiment, which did not in
fact exist The Supreme ,,Cour: will doubt
less consider with due elaboration whether
one who deies the Laws to court popularity
ought not to take the consequences Of the
laws he det1es. We hope, 'nevezthelesa,
that they will deal with. him a. lenientiy
as may be consistent with their own dig.
nifty and that OF the State.
Our dispatches from Springfield state thai
Mr.. salomon, in bis answer, alleges that he
would have been entitled to sous $l,so(
more in fees than he actually received, il
he had obeyed the law instead Of disobey-
ing it. Our understanding Of the mattel
Ia that he had agreed with the Board o.
Supervisors to do the work. for tho exac
sum Of $1,000 in lien Offices, and henc,
that it could kave made no difference wit,
his compensation whether the asssssmen
was at one figure or the other, except tha
it might have taken more time and NOR
clerk hire TO extend tho tax in the mod
prescribed by the Board OF Equalization
thhn in the mode which he followed.
, 1870-02-02
Ehc SPectro1copo mt Dearborn OBJ,
tervAaoFy.

Inc SPectro1copc mt Oenfborn OBJ
tervaaoFy.
An important addition hss been made to the
collection OF srtooonlcal instruments IL use II
be Dearborn Opsely1tp1. It Ia q spectpscepe,
tust arrived from tho hands Of Avian Clarke, Of
anb bre 70, the maker Of our grand equatorial tel
escope. which u the lar9cAt In the world. The
trect1oteope IL I small one, couialnIu1 but
IL Ile .. su,. atd adap:ed to general work. 1t Il
.he tr tentton Of the astronouers To commence oh.
re1yn,ion. At once On a 1arue scale with II and
,akr = xurvn, Of the vho,e heavens for the mr.
oc.e al cataoeu,nu In aeparata crouns too.e stara
mitch u,Ya arn,tsr arraneemrnts of The xr1 line.
IN tns .nae,,nr,
IN en- .r,,r,. In 1>ur Tp,p-7xx Il, ANNA, Tor, va
,,re , e.ne,,, o-.c,1n,yor ~ ~. tn.,pnn.n+ s,a
=. 40. .nI - ,a.a ~ ,nor.to,. =, ,,n~. nr~
,n.n n, rcf~r n tho sn,ect nv stating that u. n.e
:. -. 49, - go. - -; ~s.sr -
, 1870-02-02
The Pope is reported to haye had tx,

The Pope il reported to have bad two
serious apoplectic fits, and itsoems probable
that Gcumeuical excitements are wearing
on him. It's not strange With Italy az
IDENTIFY believing in his infallibility, Spain
gushing to pronounce him on a level with
Deity in this respect. Germany 1ebellious,
Franco divided, Austria recalc,trant, Ireland
ready to vote the straight ticket either way,
md all the world from Indis to Oregon ex'
erciaing its conscience upon the question
whether one Italian priest, with a good
heart, good face, and good stomach, is
'Lfalliole,-who would not 60 into apolc1y
Under circumstances much less embarrassing
HoEatio Seymour tainted. AL this come.
Of politics. If tho Pope should die would
it be reverent or logical to attribute hi:
failure to live to his infallibility
, 1870-02-02
MleALouary TFonble In China
Efrm Ia 4 ih1uu ARIA

By letso1a received frnsa gentleman IN Ca.us,
1nder aie Of Nov. ~, $50, We learn tnai another
0isatouzfy trouble has occurred a SxInHa2. ou
tie YaeKt1a MI. and Arh AeAdoEa aad tvo
cht!tfrn, and NJ. Ntll.asukoc, member Of the
China In1aco AtEEoa Chs E1Ee that VA expelled
from iAnchoW, 70 bEu'alS, Ia A1Host 1863, hare
becn ty1ng Ia Cttnotas In tho city Abova nAmei :
have dressed Ike The nAtTeA. e1d con2o21ed
themselves IN prooe1 and unonjeclouaole war-
Tha CITY = The capital Of the plcEtEte, and tn II
recently assembled yrupx Eea from III patti
B:rteutG, theJ ate c1Ifed-fof t5e tI4ntoAsock,
both literary atd military. These Jour% Cnicc4e
Appelr to ee rost hostile to foreigner; aad ap
snonEu.ons oot1ce VIZ pat up On snt ~a1iG IT the
examination fntd, cAll.pc OF the people to 20 on
certain Gay noEcd, and tesl toEu the houses Of
the Foreigners and eIrel the oecapaa!z- Ca the
no1DiEc Atef the notice appeared. Aesatk
Meadows AID Wlt11l went 10 the Tacen nr
once OF the Taosa:, aed Asked lot protection. On
fheH way they vert followed oy = Gro I'd; Aad.
Enen they undertook 10 return home, they were
assaulted. aud forced II take refuge In this Yamen
orlil 10 II night Meanwhile. II 1oroas poon, the
TAotai keut Tor MI. Meadows and her chudrea
The crowd had le!t her o.1J what c!osainF Fac rsd
Gu her pc1sou-a4d completely Destroyed the
house and eyetytat1E in ttoAd taken mooeJ
from her pertcp, and tFeu k1 Ornament fran the
reck OF her hAba. Lac II night this whole parry
ennslked on : boat, and sought refuge \. 4 kort
.A~thef up the liver.
Furc:Sn restderta IN Cn.E2 SAY that tie asove
.rtatu EFT cf Al uDoaeudinz family Il specimen
ii = hat m4Y b anticipated III ortt China, shs
et- more do-eotnlnx. suhIltto eTcxItAin3 policy
Il to be 1dnued To- ThaJ belisve That p1nta1-
mani los Saeh ouu1IeS saoula hs fo1lSted on.
, 1870-02-02

ures which n ~ b tute1hesntly untaten BY tatt
soiy, " ex+rstt Tram circular issaed lat ocso.
itr rfJ NJ. s.mrr, Medical ot1o.r ot tne Pfvy
nfersnuoIs to ne aaonsed.
For iccll auinon1tes having to freat taa dta.
esse, or 70 taxa prtcantaots aganst It, the cn!er
psscneal points to b borne IN s1e" arc mo 'o4'
j. me greatest personsl predlsposis.oa 10 re-
lapInK fetc1 y xisen BY states Of p1EextJ and
known BY tcc name OF famine fever. Whee des~
tfnJiop has not eXtated, Or has bean Adequately
E:.s.ss. rel'p1its fever is not hfss 70 b
&. RsIspsrg fever Il, IN yerJ high degree; CON-
NUT !cable from tick 10 healtnY. Tho Uore cou'
cued tho akno rntFe lo which sick md healthy
IRE together, tue uotc Certain Is sne dseaso to oe
/ an assack Of telapsipR tever II Rstatty len
dspRe1oea to life tbAh m attack Of sTphua But.
vbeu rtlspstrg feser h1s auacked. and when ali
its acute sJup OTIS arc past, tEa sufferers renNn
fps 4 Wills txueuetT weak, requiring that food
az res.ors'iyes Should ba l.pe1sli1 saopcd them
ease may otren be At l1fnIre duFar'on This II the
nuro tnprr ant. because, Hhe1s telsps119 fever
pecp~e4 epidemic, typda1 often atco nrAnies or
' b. weakened not unfrtqae1Iy iau 7ieana Of
Rslapstre fever is entpens.y d'sesse which
ses sesu.fed Fec .' ' 1hey se1sIs1,, rs aaa s VIA
Inmates ti,1,s,sLti' soqane ,ss tasrs naas MT
sp.csd- It u e'seutiA taat, undtr suea
clcums1at ces, tho t,ck anoutd AZ once be removed
from amid The healthy. Ample hospital a:cou-
podanou Is thertfofv N indispensable condition
for limiting the extension Of the dtsease-
g.. vrt5 oetaled disu.ct imposition |!
mot recessary. Ever,thteg practicable saoaid
b dore, especially IN all poorer par4 ot each d
trtct, TO pspmo'e c!eAnl'ness OF knd about dTelE
| frRf. The Washing and lne-1htt.ug Of uncleau-
II premtsef. especially Of such q. are deastJ oc.
cupied, efouid ee cfeasea WITH Al possih!e dea'
pstcr. 1t II essential that all oser-crpNdtaH
should = fas possible be prevented, md p7opel
| ventilation be t1fcrced; and, IN these re-pects
| cou mot lodgtrg- nousra- AID houses Vatca ar
| truiar atteuf1cp. Aoove al, Tho attention o
cunance au!hoEl;ies Is invited 70 the powers con
Tenet on them b. various Gectnns OF the ssnttafl
kct 1stt With reference to 1pfe1t,oos disease, es
| pe<lsny 10 she poxtrs conferred Ter pnrpo1ea o
d'sin. ecuCn, aud flr the Conveyance OF sick PER
rsre, snd for tne separation ot tne sick from III,
| healthy.
, 1870-02-02
The franklin Fund - BENJAMIN
Ernnktlns1 E1,OOO and yFhnt has
RNrntnA a oF II.

Dr. Benjantu Ftantlln heQneathed the ann Of
n ,c0g sterling to lie Inhabitants OF Boston. d.
fectlrg knAs It 1hould be loaned to YounZ married.
a1t1oceEs OF gcod moral Character and business
skill, IN 6Eu.1 Of 5fora Els to f61 ppoo proper SC.
cu1ts being given forits REPAYMENT with inletesr
1t the r2it OF I've per ceat per aaa1n1. The fund
Was established Ia l7pl. aut Dr. Franklin rot an-
ucpAsitg lo&ses expected tn&t IN the cQr1a OF
100 Jears II would aUo1nt 70 fss1, 900. or thls
Anounf he des!red that the n MauAgers uae U3ar1i
Of Aldermen OF BOSTON, snoolo, c1peod fto0 COO
IN public works. sh.fe the balkncc should remain
1t interest Tor Anotht. 1tO ye4rs- The tund would
then Autuht4 AcccTd!cs 10 bis eA.coiA:ioa. to
~, $4,000. OF which e, 100 001 xa2 to ne At the
disp1+a1 oI the Sate Of N4ss1caueettA. and
the balsnce was 70 20 to the toNn Of Box;on
AAnJ lctses have occ1Hed. ho4ereg, and
the fund, zpE Amounting to bat about flsil10o, i
Gespotlte1 in The Hospital Life 1usul1cce Con-
p2nJ OF Boston. bc'cx practically Diverted from
1tA itttE ded uses. Nov Mt. Josiah Quincy, feel.
trE that the yoruR 2arE!ed aI.dcett anguish M
der this condfu-n Q: th!ngA pes!1ocs the h "a
OF Aldermen 10 Eakt tat turd aElt,3h.t for ete1f
tectnt, quoting the extract from EsAaklnt H1u
in Which he 1aJs th1t " the foundAaol Of his for.
ture and OF 81 fbe utility In 1nt thss might be
Ne1ieed io HIN afofe fruM kind ioA1s Of money
frcn ewo friends IN Pnflsdalphta-" He saE1csts
th1s D7. Fr1ckltn ptan OF lending the Eouay to
art!actrs, u Ep longer practicable on Acco1nt Of
the ttt1cu!tv they md IN cIVcg toe required eecu-
lily, and rfpt oaes that II Be euplos Cd In bodo-
Ing tousfA adapted 10 Tho wknis OF DschAnIrA
which th1I be aotd to them upon reasonable
terms, 1a1 the pa1ment OF the ps.nctpal can be
secured BY mortgages UPON the property, With a
payment Of ZONE casn down
, 1870-02-02
Tho Recent Great Nc.tern Railway
Accident.

correspondent Of the Torouso Telegraph gives
null particulars Of tho recent accident Oh the
lreas Western RalwAy, ~ Copetowu- Included
]. u: Brown. OF Detroit, one OF the passengets:
We lett Detroit about 7 O'Clock, AZ usual, the
train consisting ot ooe ordinary nsstelas, csr TWO
En2n caf. TheEs were large number OF passer.
gers On The irain. vas in the rrst-c1ass car,
which was the oIe Smashed: About hali.past
the carriage rocking 10 ana fro IN d most
alarming nalntr, Presently the windows
were ssaten ont Of the'r frames, and the sesta
wrenched from their places. Everything was con.
fuaton Ior 3 few seconds, and almost after the
ns.s shock found myself thrown with great rto.
!sose 1pen The aoos ne, nesr ne ssose Tne lamp
catching die Enlted n clothes, burning my over
coat to rsgs- l la!d on the floor Of tho car ior
some time before vas erulcated, as vas con.
The grpans OF the wounded we're shocking to
heal acd tome Of them were 80 n,nly n1ed
clea. 1t before they could be rescued. Many snf-
1eted burns from the coal oil, and SONS
Of he lady passengers have recetved vetJ
moye about, 1 toos zur7ey ot the scene,
aId discovered The cau1e OF the aec!.
dent, VIZ. broken rail. WHICH WAS smashed Into
was driven into The step Of the car and the DINER
p!cceA we're scattered lar and wide, Tue enRtte
drew the trstn eanae forty rous nom the spot
where the rail- broke, AID 1naHy the car VA in
came ID coulact win tue Duitrc.as of = bridge
aud capsized, falling Eoue lve or ks1 feet down
the enbankmtnt. Had NC gone lew feet fur.
water. hare hsd ms back siehIy injuied By
| the pressure Of tho broken TIMBER o, the car
pieeMnR on II. sAw one gentleman with his
ankle tadtg fractured, and ptce Of the bone VIA
nrc11ntlnR through hla boot We cane to Ham.
ilscn TITS morning. About 80 l. m. At tue time
., .ae sfsa<ns the train "as gong aoaat tnift,
An 1nque.s waA held on Friday on the body Of
the nan Who VS. Allied, II which It appeared
, 1870-02-02

C1f1H0SEESY.
JettA Smith '. Oscar L. Auct!cap. Proceeding
instituted bJ INJUNCTION, fosdltsoate partoeI.hlp,
me lcfuEcton Icing 10 prevent defendant ff1m
insssis13g E'tn ~ ps.tnessatp assets oy tho eu-
rrm nanc. Toe eomplslnacs Is soe WIDOW and
devises, nDes JanusEy, ia, nis ios1ner oo-p.rt.
Eerahrp with defendant, In tao dry 9oods and DO
Io1 h9'tSess Ins oosine; = he :sienaaos e "a G; =.
Ct n1tnu:ed, and upon 1ne death OF comptAlcsnt's
hnsnsld Il amounted 70 Aoont 50 go. acd bT jan
lz1y I, 15Es, It nAd rr2ched the sun OF $lto 0u0,
the tnteless OF complainant IN the rrn in Ja-u-
sry, 1864, being STATED hy dsfeEda1t 1t $50 s47 ~
s:Ioe that time II Is charged defendsrt nas DO,
Jeat1 hhe taz been desi1ous Of clonng the aaa.rs
81 tie copntcelth'p- In pursuance Of the de.
a,a,sd aos.1 - ns1 ,5!s :d % tas y: q aoaa
.nsn defendant declared taar be hsd go partner,
E:Eee which tine be has conducted atlaits
In s'o'.,ioo q nls eent,,c asS6a ea taas
tss sEosnt Of sooas ioos Il paa oas .
Europe tne1e to reside. II further ALLEGED snsc
defendant q 1ot ger uesa the female coc1n,sin.
~: TN respect but 1ses fool huspage towafds
keps h IN utsausfle-ufy manner, but she ne
le .es the present assets am9un. to tue nm Of
Sies ooo si:n an tndeosedness Of about IS se5. to
Cents2 National Bank. Of New Tori.
TtaF4s9 FOR ~ ASSAULT.
.s0o Ae!ut aud Loutka, Els wife, :. Ferdinand
stIomotsE. Action Of tre<pa3a Oa r17a1. TIE
p.a.aAn. LouteA cls:ms thai, being employed. ~
Naa nef husband, On tbs farm OF The dcIenda1t.
mnlea . fasm is sttuated .t Asnsur. 1roqasIs Cosn.
Y, u tn@ st4;e, be vt1ited tue premises on The
.osa a AA7 Ian, End there assaulted her lnde.
cenI5. aecoupliahtuX 3 felon!ons purpose. Iae
oGenee based upon "a entire aLd eoEplele &c.
a:al of he fscta alleged, aIto that the pAiata
M&s on The day named at Alafum- 1hs LIEUT. y
inst tata II , proceeding. IN tptfe. oecau ine
p.al1ttda We1n discharged OF their enpIoJ0ea|
uECHH FOR DEFKSuANI. -.
FredeF4tte FoersteE. adnIn&sffaItt1 g Eae
t2te ot Gottieo F. Foefster. y oeotKe oes.s I
This WIS Z bill to sette PlTt1efhhiPl1 u AA4on
prptertr on Cjark ard Indiana slreS ino
Matser reported mat deftEdAus u Indebted 20 soe
tstate Il, tno am Of fesos6; but, upon exceptions
taten t. defendan-, decree pssted. And loda-
ment va rerdasad for defendant for S953s
wAATxD 1 RK1KAsK.
Porter g EIehosv '. Frxoklln c. RoHnson Ct t!k
Ri nied pra,inR tnat defendants BE- required 10
rriesse auy interest they my have IN IN undivided
ouhI1er c{ tho soato vest qoart<f Of Section Is
%, Il. r Il East
ORDINARY NXE SUITS
HlchsA Tochks '. Samuel Hoard. Case. Dau-
Hge4 lltd II s. 900,
JUDGMENT.
Charles Cs1ten ct a. '. julius Sch1cIbeF, By
coa1ason. Fc1 t41sa
, 1870-02-02


The Chicago 7imes recently called the
controversy in regard to grain receipts ia
foolish and unfortunate one" on the ground,
mainly, that such controversy would be
likely to drive the grain business from this
city. Precisely that result, we apprehend,
is likely to follow if the question is let
alone, for the dealers in grain and the men
Who grow it will, in the end, inevitably
avoid market where that important staple
is used q = basis for gambling IN ware
house receipts, without any regard to the
stocks actually On hand. and, thare{ore,
without reference to its setul market
value. In another controversy which the
Tsimes has missed az to the true method Of
conducting banking business We do not
propose Just now to join but we
may be permitted 10 say that it
prvsumes little too much upon the short
memories Of its readers, when, within the
same week, it practically justi6es the issu-
ing Of receipts for grain which has no ex-
istence, and condemns bank for Issuing
paper which it has no means Of redeeming.
1he cases are precisely similar. An eleva-
tor which puts upon the market certiA-
cate for one thousand, OF ten thousand, or
hundred Thousand bushels Of grain which
it has not in store, is in precisely the Same
position as oanAe. w :.snes bills for
one cl->.-4nd. or tan Thousand, OF d ~
d1ed thousand dollars which he has no
means Of redeeming. In both cases there
is the same fraud upon the creditors, and
, 1870-02-02

NNTpOQ 4k3 pS6u 2GTECIGU III LIE ESN$AEukA1Q Oh
some Of the cometz1y m1ssc&
Tho aetcsroscope naa already shown NJ much
more than thla-fA11scuixfJ that tneso substances
ara pecera1fly tn highly heated condition, and
that the differences In the oo}us1 Of Etals are due
70 the presence CT absence Of rome Of these sub-
stsnces. Thus, tho Whita ktarA Sirius and Vega,
contain b, druEcu; aud tbs Jellox st1zs, FcllaI,
Caoella, and TstaIed, and oor own snn. contain
godium IN large quantities. The spect1uacope has
also definitely settled long nooted question
about the uoop, proving that abe ha8 no s1naos-
pherc. ......-..-
This rev branch ol Astronomical seseaFch II one
OF profo1l interest, taxing TIC science oat 0! the
domain OF tho abstract mathematics, uheta IT.
professors have Kept It 20 lnnk. and mAkng Of II
auudy Of cns.actefs and conditions, ins9ead Of
1ne1c forras and dizsspoes. We TUT that tn TN
ranaa Of cur chicago astronomers the specsso-
soope vii pso7e 70 be 4 still further disootoFer,
and add materially to our knowledge Of tho hc*V-
, 1870-02-02
The NORTHWEST.

1ne CITY os Ottawa haA dvs axseaiau wells, eaeh
serd1G up stream Of water, aoou. four Inches
IN dhnetef, from ~ arerass depth Of $50 feet
Several mora Of these wells efe to ba mt dnvn
Le1t SEASON.
1ae landlord ostas Stout HOUSE, =. Fremont,
tent rote, . few dAJa axu, 70 debtor. telling
him that he Wn holding hi note Jet ard hoped
ae1t In nssla snia vcu eonsoltng reply:
"Mr. R. B1orT-psor Sr; Fcu aaT yqp ara
ho@dtHg on 70 my mote yeL That II Ill 11knt-
perfectly right last Keep holding on 70 IT. and,
II II nkAln. 1coTs Additionally, @.''
INDIANA.
4 pooe nan named SpExei, sick aud d!sheart.
cred, got rsads for snhclde II LzwrrneebpzI.
xheu 1orae k1rd friends seat him = bEqa OF
nonx. spAtzal concluded The word VIA moi cults
, 1870-02-02
hf isd1 wore esmlne' CLOAK and uu1, and walse

hf isdJ wore ernire' CLOAK End uu1, and white
bonnet and at2eAner1."
TIE vsTtons iotciGn steamship Hines axe an,ici-
pstlug 40 ,mmense tmmlgrat Oh bua,uess tie con.
trg spzlrg aid summer, and are making ptepsr.-
tons accordingly. Tbs National Line u has1oe
bualt three nsst-cl1sa Gteamst1, 70 b called the
Itxys Spain, and Egypt; bes1des wn'ee, enc OF
{ Go tons, cslltd the Holland, viii Be put on 10
Nisch. Tne former will ~ between Eev York
md Copenhagen. Two new steamess ot inse
capacity ara to be added to the 0aIon uus. Tns
1nnAn Company arc enlafg1ng the City OF LtEtr-
ics. and the cun1rdl ate doing tha ssme tatng
With theu cHacl ship, the Austrian, In this WY
1t Ia calculated that some LOO tons viii oe added
to tho British steamer shipping 1t NeH Iork he.
tween now md the LIST OF Augu1t nex..
, 1870-02-02
auFFFA1 THREATx.

STATE Attorney Reed. who prosecuted 70 coanc.
oon .ne iofsJ'fotr sunans Who sere sentenced
a ~ nano15 o5 recorder 1eAlllster, Jes:ertay re-
NE RK1o: GAd-n Sou; your euu6.rt :, ~. y
eo,aT. Court haI hera noted b. tas Eeed, s ~ =.
prisoner eGtsheed 1tstnfdAy xod you sTs .nn.+ -
Touz head has been ma: Sea for he bsSet
F. S--We -ues1N t4st-xs n-soS4hA
Il Is rot l!telJ that shs ylllafna WIN lud,tad IN.
letter to Mr. Rsed "mean huNnesa," Psonic IN, ~
Atend cong miscetef se'dom advtsc els ME ndrd
SEttns Beforehand Of Their eomipF,