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TIRE cHicAsu WEEKLY TRIBUNE.


Pazc i.
Epr7on1k1s: Senator Tfunbull's Spcech-Our New In
dian Wsr-:The s. Pt<.nirea n In Conesrss-Thc cia
c5unAu Scusatioa-Thc Calamity Mt Richmond
The Mcfarland Triz1-Thc # Warrhousc Article
TEE WEE: Summary Of the News, Domestic Forctsn'
Pc1rona1, Political and Miscellaneous
TEE CONSTITUTIONAL CoSsEsuos: Summary oi INC
Page 9
F.p,, .rn EKspzy: A Letter from Rurat-The
Wheat md Com Notwithstanding or Cooking Of
Cnm-Tbe Scasou-PlAnting Of Fruit Ttees-Tent-
iue Seed Corn-Whzt We Need-Sening Ffult h5
wcIeht instead Of Mensue-WiHoW for Bands-
C1abApples for the 0rrhard-A New B1aekberzS-
AGurcu11pra1. SELECTIONS: Preparing Rcunct-HeW
to Fnttcn Poor Horse-Tbe Roso siug-CAbpaee
Cultnre-John Wentworth'e Farm
TEEn1SA1Y: How to Examine HdE1es hycs-IctAuut
or LockiRw; Its Principal Cause, Symptom. and
Treatment-OthG Causes Of Lockjaw.
FaoM TIE CAPITAL: Mount Vernon Since Tho war
Present Condition OF Wnshington's Ehtate-Fufure
Of the Potomac Counh1-NeEhbor and Land.
1nzrks Of tho Chicf-1ndians' 1.ank In the Lobby
Tho Indian Bureau and Hing Stories Of White
Refugees.
CooK CouwrT OFFICES AID SA1AK1Es: Aemssss OF
Mr Aeasn in the Constitutional Convention :.
MISCELLANEOUS: Hr. Lincoln on SiAvcrJ and Chftsti-
anssy-Wes.on ind Horace G1eslcy-Givc Us Ihia
Day er Daily Pig 1ron.
Page 5.
1zzEnAKz: Gossip end Notices Of Few Books at Homo
: Ftrx1oE GoaEp: Social and Political Sensations on
the Continent
TEE E1oRT or TIE SECOND MATE
PuE1RT: Riding Do#1-Naiting 1or Nay.
FEMALE WRONGS; Sunset Cox on CoFsetA
SrpEu1x OF Rrxs1A1s R,GFEnoES.
s7unr orw Coon I111Lx Boz WHO DID NOT Pros
VrH.
The Hoos1EH CAT.
111r R,e71anxp CA1A411r; G..rhic Sketch Of the Tez
Hills scac-Det.ils Of the Holoeanst-
rnxc i.
NAsH1soTpx: The Latest AdvtceA
CONGRESS: Epitor1s OF Proceedings for the Heek
-f7r MCFARLAND Tz1aL: Ab1trAct Of the Iestt1nony-
f.n.,f. Of Acter1. Greeley and Spenocr-Ihe
Nransie between Council
MosEIAET
Co4tE1IAI-
, 1870-05-05

Florence, the comedian, talks Of building 8
ueF theatre in New York.
general Sgel will make. Long Island mS
permanent residence. ,ua.ra
Meal Dow is going to California TO !ectlDe
on cold water: f.r
-Lezutier, the man Who was attestea tor
ahnnfine nCayeuue" in the face OF the Ell
peror 81 review, has written penitenr iet-
Ter, pleading his own insanity. ~
-hrr. Eaton, who WIS ono Of tho Flesin1s ~ W
the Richmond disaster, was nepne" " o!404-
'o.es mIGa Hon. John Bgelov sailed for Europe x,
on Saturday, with his entire family. ae VIII
reside at least three years IN Germany. -,
The children Of Edward Everett have gwen 81
Harriet Hosmer an order for . monnmen1, ~. ~
bronze and rcd sandstone, to be placed Ia ILL.,
AnoTn cettsse Il the late President Pierce,
1T Rve Deach, n. r., vas sold on "Wednesday soy,
Of last week by Auchon,, for. 4,sfS. o. praa;. SU;.
McNei1. of Concord, q nephew Of the e1-ffes1'
dent, was the purchaser. .,!,,1,;obod
Ernest Renan,r IN fecenk REu.aE -
article, expressed tho opinion ~. %
oIr;n ~ ~ tIe human conscience, and the gu
ursmo end Of the universe. .oa az
pie pt.Teu1y Ogertop, Of Dalton. GaY aged e. o.,
has gone to Van Buren,, Tenn, to gee n,s
father, sged 11s. Henry lost his motne1 "nen
be vas only 70 years old. a., ,r,,;sb his
recoilecdons Of Portugal during eight Eeaes tos
residence there asrepresentAtiEe Of thp on'eeo
oMSnmney's olassS host French mantle cloak, wortt
| $3.50, WAS confscated byI an entry tMei, nl Wnne
the servant was taking ms nss cara up 10 tn0 'eu"
'ol ETha 1i HIarouis Of Hertford :wss the origina
,f M. Thackeray's Marquis Of 6tegne,
Ton;1v Far. aud zlso Of Mr.. Disraclls mar
auis of Monmouth in Coningsoy- H.,
, 1870-05-05
MILITARY POST AT PEMBINA.
Two Companies Ordered Therc-PTo-
lection Against Possible Indian
TYQ41ilitics.
From the ST. Paul Press, Mdy1.

From ~ ST. Pau! Press, Adyl ]. c.,.,
on MondaE GenGta! 5eorse oyAss, su'on1! .n4
Of the 1Eentletn onlteo 51ates Au.ans1y; ane
Captain y. deap: OF 11e gMtea oiases ~, z.Ese LIZ
neer corps, !ease 1or fenoana tot .un ~ p1so ~
o. selectne Inc SITE 101 alegu pHs. ps =. i.a .i.o
OhAed eta1es army; 1ue e1aIs :. 4oCTniJ :il -. -.
post hsa not been deelded; put IL VI & DC nsa en-
PemDna~ captain ". r. resp FILL Ma1R ous
the boundary Ane IN ilont o. tne posi- 1os sotne
distance, SO t1at tnq troops VII AnoH !us'
where the ast1 pa1a1ei Is, ana tnps not e1e7-
pas unwltt1ngly upon i9fe18a son. - r4
Captain deep Wan taen Psoceeu 90 tpst ttst
Wads"oTth ana sa1tey Lne resG1sa..oI .a a. srat
post, Recognizing inc present 1noa1i 'cesA W.
non as h1ea- ~sox1 u.;,oa
Two companies OF tae tmen1ieI T. t oltet
States ln1anlI nave oeen o1oehHu re- " rsPuat az
once to fencna ZOE auky iIe 'IapSaHs W. stss
oetal.eo ao1 1ns auI1 nts;,1 NJ = H Ma,h.rtf md r.
~ Go!uuun Eo-. Ta.tcy "a 1g;,i rrncea1 to ths
INV INV .ost ~ Nv ~ E.~on rnsdNanma fonr or i've
Isva aw fmarcR. "'s'o :
The second company is commanded by Cap
tain IoU Wheater. and is now at Fort Aber-
crornLie. His compsuT win descend the Red
River l,y f3ut boat. These companies, when
raern,tcd to fheir ma1imuua. aud, with the
eeouta fhat vii be employed, viii make total
ENVIRON for the post Of Pernbina Of about ESQ
man.
AZ old appropriation, made long since, pro-
rides The recess,ry funds for the erection Of
.,,;t,h1o 1,,173f}in os AZ {ha yau nnst and SEQ 900
, 1870-05-05

ton whSeh the complainant seek 70 a9tabn1h. Il
would remove from tho reach of Stats ta11d0n I'll
the pyuEk1tY og-eBeTy a8enf OF toe government.
Every eofurat4ou engaged tn the transportation of
the malls or government proPes5I OF any asssnp
ton by lind Or water,or tn supplying mateItas 10
The use OF the government or IN performing ~
service, OF whAteyer kind, ntxht clatm the oene1
OF the exemption. The zmau0s OF properly aa4d
hy such corporations and hav3ug rel2ttous noro Or
less direct 70 the nattona1 government ana !ts set-
INCREASING 20 that It may admit OF quesuGn EHeta
e ae Whole Income Of he property "hsca VIA 70
u'.n nanle TO State raxaton, II the principle con
E.eo lot Is admitted and applied In ~ 1aues e
support OF the State Governments The 1lture OF II
G;aiuis 70 exemption which would be set up u VIE!
Illustrated By ;has which IL y1ncrt In behalf Of
ne eonpiainanS n The easc before ~ The very
Government The allegation u 1aar fhe rov4,uI
menr has adEancets large suns to ali in the con-
stHcuon Of the road; has content.i itself with
the security of second mortgage; naa maue
to itseif, except that tho company Viii perform
certain services for full compensation. indepan-
IDENTITY of shose grants, and viii admit
the government to = very limited
and wholly contingent Interest In remote
and these grants, and this fully compensated en-
nIoymept. t Is claimed that this State corpora-
t1on, onag its being 10 State Law, and indebte,f
for these benefits to the consent anil active inter-
position Of the STATE Legislature, has cons,t:u-
State taxation, and this without any legislation Oh
the part Of Congress which >1nttcates ihas such
eIeinut1on Is deemed essential to the full per
formauec OF lts obligations to the government.
warrant for tie exemption from State t1xasion
claimed in behalf Of the compsalnauts, ami nus.
therefore ansHer the question cettoei to us Ia
the Affirmative
, 1870-05-05

When Mr. Lewis WAS Commissioner Of
internal Revenue he -mnde a decision that
The law which requires q two cent stamp on
receipts for Hhe delivery OF money or
other properr,," did not contemplate that
The receipts given for notes, checks, drafts,
OF bills OF exchange, should be stamped,
since they are neither money nor property,
ct only evidences Of the POSSESSION Of
uoney OF property. The law has not been
.:hanged in this regard s;nce Ar, Lewis
went out Of Office, but a deci.ion has been
made by one Of his successors, reversing the
fomerruling, and declaring that all receipts
for checks, drafts, notes, &C., shall be
stamped; and even that banks, when ac.
knowledging to each other the receipt Of
notes OF drafts for collection, shall put 9
Two cent stamp on their letters. This doci
.sion WIS published IN the newspapers at tht
time it was made, and very sharply crit
rised as one Of those ingenious and mast,
devices which public officials sometimes in
vent for the purpose of e1torhng something
which the Law does not require and, ut ths
same time, bringing the Internal Revenue
system into odiu1n- A case arose in this
, 1870-05-05

city recently in which merchant, who had
carefully fled away Commissioner Lewis
decision, and had never seen the second de-
cision. gave receipt for check without
putting stamp on it, In due conrse OF
time, this heinous offence was brought to
the notice Of somo government official and
the merchant 1as summoned before a
United States Commissioner. After an in;
vestgation of the case, he was generously
let of by paying the costs, which amounted
to $50. If he had possessed the time and
leisure, and had been endowed with a
small portion Of the perseverance which
characterizes the majority Of those who arc
allowed to interpret the revenue lawa for
US, We have nc doubt that he could hnve
proven to any court Of competent jurisdic:
ton that the ruling Of Commissioner Lewis,
on this subject, was correct, and TINT tho
subsequent decision was actually IN E1ola-
ton Of law
, 1870-05-05
THE INCOME TAX.

The Philadelphia Inquirer raises the
point that, inasmuch as the Income Tax Law
ernired by limitation on Saturday last, the
proposed bill for its continuance, which Is
nov swinging in a conference committee
between the two houses, would not be con-
sttutional if passed The constitution de-
clarea that all bills for raising revenue shall
originate in the House Of Representatives,,
hut the pending Income Tax law or'g1nntea
in tbe Senate. We think that this point Is
well taken, and that it would be u suhcaons
defence for any person who might be called
uuon to pay an income tax unaer
the proposed bill, that it did not originate
in the House Of Representatives, we nope
that the House viii etubbornly refuse to
psss any such bill. Up to tho present time,
no taxes have been repealed, notwiIhstn1iu-
;ng tl,e Specia1 Commissioner Of Revenue
has shown that there Will be a surplus N
The Treasury at the end Of the next hscal
wear of $40, coo, 600, and notwithstanding
The Secretary Of the Treasury is buying goS-
eminent bonds at the rate of 81, 100000
per month, and Is boarding S75,ooo,ooo OF
gold, in addition TO the amount called for by
certificates Fortunately, hera B one ta1
law which repeals itself The income tax
is not only unjust and unequal, in the fact
that it operstes most heavily upon the hon
est poznon of the community =; but it is
about the only tax which cannot be trans
fc1red from the man WHO pays it to his GUS
tomers. Tho theory Of our excise systom is
that taxes shall be SO levied as
to fall upon the consumer, to the
end that they mny bo equally
distributed over the community.
! The income ta1 cannot be so distributed,
and it is, therefore, at variance with the
principles upon which the system is
grounded.
| 4 special despatch to the Inquirer says
that A1r. Boutwell, was in the House on
Saturday, the day that the old law expired,
looking atter the new one, and that, in sup
port OF it, he argued to General sehenck
mat, " As the bondholde1s can sell their
bonds To-day Tor more value in gold than
their legal-tcnders were worth when they
bought them, they have not really con-
t7buted anything to the payment Of the
war debt, and the sacrifices that have been
made have been made by the
soldiers who fell q OF we're
wounded during the war:" The Inquirer
aays that this Argument is quite matched in
its irrelevancy to the question, md to logic
generally, by this other proposition, viz {:
, 1870-05-05
PERILS OF THE SEA.
Narrow Escape from ShipErcck OF
the United Stntcs FriEntc Lnncsts

NARROW Escape from sh1pssrcck OF
the United Ssutcs ETigntc Lnucsts
ters
By letter received at tho Portsmouth Navy
Yard from on 'board tho United States
eteam frigate Lancaster, flagship Of .no south
Atlantic Squadron, dated ~ Montevluso'
cd yo1y heavy gale gulng from the falE1ano
Islands to Monterideo, and came near being
% On Thursday, the 10Th OF January, the chip
was in the worst Of tho gale, the seas rolling
An high as the 1nainmnst head, and the fore
and tnaintopsan carried away. The letter de-
HTGnga began to look decidedly dangerous,
and there vaa manifest alarm on board. No
one knew where we were. and we had not seen
elmpse Of tho sun for over two days. A.
caused us to believed We we're near land. we
gut On EoundIugs, and found twelve fathoms
81 Tater-thi1ty minutes later ton fathoms,
and at o'clock nine fathoms. Iwent below.
and soon after an acquaintance rushed IN my
room excited and e1claiming, 'Wo will all Re
and breakers haye been reported ! Soon A.
ter the Captain Of tho foretop reported to tho
Admiral that there were breakers one and
half mics of the lee-boH. During this tune
the engineer had orders to get mp steam inme-
dialely- Having no wood 70 start frcs with,
tiur,. but Junk and rosin gfatings being handy,
were used first. About this time passenger
va took on at tha Falkl1nd 1slands says to me-:
sYou had better be getting on deck. Every
hody has been ordered on deck. We are IN
si1 fathoms Of water, and II It !s gesung .l, Less
locker, and, putting il on, went on deck. 1
lad hardly started bafore heard the engines
I. s.in he meantime q jib having been gotten
m, ag q good Providence would have 1t, the
sh1p ' wore around with a shifting wind, and
Tection. When the ship turned noticed that
nnr stern was within d atone'a throw OF tho
s1esEers. md every sea that washed oser the
deck would leave deposits * pebbles: 1ust t
nreyious to this moment officers taklnG on
tthe7r boots and coats could be seen all over the
iatt 1aeI When the breakers were reported to the
A51ninei he BECAME so excited that be actually
.ao..t -en1yinp yobemently, We arc lost Il
~ msts, tra,nnnt wear ahip!' Wearing chip would
ar;ienfly have been of no use II no had naa
m Eieam for the breakers we're lu1nediasely
on our leeward but IT taas efiacat uara mos ran.
tain Ja6naon took the deck with determines
comnos11re. c and ordered the jsb to be hoasted.
c9GI 1l;cI' thrsw tbe ships head oil, and every
ronnd Of steam that could possibly oe calIleu a
MAI MA mt on, ind the noble vessel WITH 1oLl
Kindred valuable lives was saFea TON ssa uaIa au
afyI1cfinr.. 1t A1LeEHa4ap PAV'es- - t..,,,
~ ~ Seal Ialaud banks, seyenty-fye miles 1fon
| land ,.-. .o,-o,. ,ncnoart in nv
~. md heiieye to all on board captain
t5s sSmsaSaE q eon1Essd Gssi Ill q s1e fas
nent that he could not speaa, a H th!t = va had
Been but two minutes 1ats1 in getting. ssea. p ta
there @ would not hare baen one soul lefs 70 'eu
! Tho fate OF the Lancaster.
, 1870-05-05
ATTEMPT TO DE-
STROY LIFE

Peraistcnt attempts to Throw Pn -
.cngcr Trains from the Track OF
the Boston, Hartford 1- Eric RaiI-
roat1~
Bastrn [Aprz IS, De,peteh to tic Veg foTt Hera1t
Two wicked and desperate attempts hive TO
Gently been made to throw trains from the
track Of the Boston, Hartford j Erie Rail
road. On Tuesday night LAST, Ar- William H.
Comey, OF City 3lills, was walking g Ia :sa4.,
he discovered t lot OF railroad he. Fd=d apoa
the track, one Of which WAS projecting
cstch he locomotive The southh.idge trai11
w.s overdue, md Mr 'Cemey without delay
cleared the track. He had just eompleted this
work when the tam arrived and passed along
safely. He said nothing about tho distinctions tn
ported the facta to the. railroad Off.
Gals. Soon. after the tain had passed
III. Couey saw two men in the distance
whom he hailed, but they made no Teaponse,
and he did not recognize them They soon
ofaceSs oi the read then detailed men to watch
at tcertain points, and gaze Mr. Coney authosi.I
to puara It in the ncighborhood whern the
f,st attenpt had been made TO throw train
on. He watched only about the time *hsn
lust before the steamboat train for Sar-
which was due, and to bis constern1siou saw
that the track was again obs.rucsed- Tne
train WAS within hearing, and but sho1t dis
tauce arav. He was terrified. he esya, Al he
never was before, for there seemed Little PROS
psct Of aTertmg fearfu disaster. Hc, how
ever, 1an up the track towards the train - fast
as he could, thefe being no time to remove tho
distractions. and pulling from his neck red
handkerchief waved it as vigorously aud ~ con-
spicuously IS he possibly could, zs signal to
tie engineer to stop the tram While he "as
doing this three men came out Of the woods
BY the side of tho track, armed with guns, and
all ttree fred at him and then disappeared
among the trees Ono ball perforated his
hat, and another wounded him in one OF his
AIMS Mr. Conveys signal was seen BY the
engineer, and the train happily stonped within
few feet OF tho distractions, which being
remoeed tho train proceeded-
The spot selected by the would-be assassins
for the Accomplishment Of their heIGsh pur-
pose WIS at the top Of IN embankment which
Is shout ninety feet in height, md skirted Of
bottom by mi1lpond, into which the train
must inevitably have been precpitated but for
Mr. Conveys presence Of mind and netiTe c2-
ertiouB-
It is not known whether the purpose OF the
wretches who obs.1urted the tack WAS revenge
on the road or robbery Of tho passengers, but
It is hoped they my be identified and caught
, 1870-05-05
TIE STORTHW.EST.

,,,4,1,ou-.s st,cr nf JacEsonrille. has been
9sHSs t4T-aasnr for thitty-six wears,
Ct'3 Tha 11act nf the In3ispapolis, B1eomins-
4.. Z Ivo.tarn R.i1rosi- was laid iutD Bloom
;nn.n, sun ~, S,,n1,r 1o,linr Tho line nov COM
ni66!o n6.ot ~. ~ eUn Dae.;r; l., no-r2r,o
pAes9 gn! I'm i tie 9Th ,ult., Melissa
e;1,s .ra1 . ~ rears nonTed coI oil on fire to
suas, agso - 1ea1s' Pss;aiV "a an e1pjo.ion re-
mske u oa5H an1o o,t,ti.a, voro ;pr1;tod. She
scd sGoI. irn so hcr hoy b1rned to clsp, and
tV1sGu s1Asc' oe@ 10y ,NN.-1:.. Lo5r IIor
tho blood ooang trqm @ noI Gae 4aIosaon DS Gonnty ~
, 1870-05-05

st From a telegram from tho Hon. >: s. vii
Ealus, Receiver OF the Grand MaE1os 4na3ua
Railroad, tecaVed this morning. He leAU nAs
the Esp betWeen the Two tlacK-aA3An8 pataos'
between sturgis and Fort Wayne, u no" ;a t"s
tfEe miles and ss the tTa gan$$h f. nc ~ 11p.I1 @
soon be closed" no f,,.,,
Mr.. A. s. WardsWorth o. Itayess9 s ols'
ls fitting out Tor geological eap1oA e;tna.ed
that portion Of the Upper fenlnsu1 a1,d Hurs7,
between Lakes Supet1ot, nncn1ean ta hr,,n.'
having s. Mares River f9r e. AZ Vita Sls Fia liver
Of Green Bay, and Inc tnsneo .,;,;a ~ ~ Go 4ho
Island, Lake Supe11or- ao "1u a1 e1t - t-o-o o
prlncipA 1ivoEs OF the region Iele111a ~ n"n -
their mouths to ths,T seurces, h;acts emD ~ Hail.;
MS he4d ootes the' 19uo"ue SUIT 5sts f7ra;n.
cEles, water-poWgrs, nypsomeutlcA! taea1 in1,-
age, meteorological data, the forest, Psro Proncts
Der, iumber proaucts not pane, aoIIy III nm.
not lumber, 1a1n crops, 1afn stocs ,,ao,ocr
ulation, commun1ca.1on7, econonaG 2:a.;,tse hS7''
salt, Eaoloslcal research, and anslaulueo'
+: .5Afsas. +r,3a5
two mules for set Of false teeth. and pfon1'y'
wore them, necklace- fashion, around Gus neh -
This ls what HeASen|o1tn caauH 1.,.-oT
champion uele lgE aMa S s1sn u ~ tLry1T
nu1noer % ptpRle ~ s.aaaos - vi snr-
leave potter onneE 9au 1un 1aas, sn t1,ero,
5ouna M me 1aE 1n,,ar 9c I'm @ any otlcr
iongef iolgg s. ahn hmeg1?c.' ~ a9alo "e'''t' 1
MISSOURI -,,,,:
The following novel complaint waa recontly
made before a St. Louis Justice: "El!en ca-
bill, being duly sworn, says that CERTAIN Dice
Newfoundland dog, the properly q iM2tn5
b. 1870, at tho county aforesaid, did commit an
assault and battery upon the person OF tMs NJ
fiant. Said dog attacked her outsidc Of the
enclosure Of said She's, md bit her IN the leg,
, 1870-05-05

Judge Williams, yesterday, dissolved the
temporary Injunction granted by himself,
restraining the Bonrd of Supervisors from
discharging Mr.. Thomas, the engineer Of
the Court House, from their employment.
The Judge, in the course Of lengthy opin-
ion. says: ...
at IS the common case OF an enploye who Is
discharged, justly OF un}ustiy, q hls employes'
taincd, Rny emp1oye who claims that bis employer
is about TO discharge him unjustly might not re-
sort to court OF equity for relief"
Very true. So we thought whom the in
junction was granted. And this being true,
the only knotty point which it will puzzle
the lawyers to determine is why such an
Injunction was ever granted.
, 1870-05-05

Wilmington, Delaware, now employs only fe-
male public school teachers.
Pompeii are very raro glass oil lamp, and 3
night lamp, Ike those in modern use.
oThe London a1ten9un. is Of opinion that
oue-fourtl OF the population Of Franco arc
lunatics-
-DEesden's new opera house, from PTotes-
BOZ semper's, plan, is TO have an invisible
orchestra, and cost 400, 600 thalera.
Three Of the wives Of men employed on
tic steamer City of Boston have consoIed
themselves by re-mnrying.
1t has just boon noticed az curious coin
cidence that tho British Government intro
duced the Irish CoeEcion bill into Parliament
on St pntrick's Day. ...,..
-An English farm 1aborer vas recently
welded in tho parish church, and h1s bnae
dropped dead. IN . few mtnutes aitef: 'ne
Eas Eiucle married, and widowed, within IN
ho1r
1out i1;r,, -,oo,od a,oca hare bro,pht tvo Hart
o..,1. 1sJ;o. T., tha I1octr,r,s 5o1r fnr fraat-
1ofu souAs !a1iIe ~ a.ats.., .nI ~ ~ faat
meut for paaufn1 dlstoIuon o. tae 1ee.
Boston saw, With wonder. low oaSs 1So
q woman seated on pile OF rubbish hard nr
work, NTH sever.l male companions chipping
@ eiesS ~. ~ tns hnt,, lnrIa oorer.i vasrs mo- Is
aa nno reoa ipne nennnan @ % he holds the pcn BE-
weight
"A IoFy-cheeked GamEel u Lans1n6ou1st
N. y. daily leads d sleek-looking COW from
house to house, aud supplies her customers
viii milk drann fresh and sweet and pure.
"A French chemist, Alr. Hurtanlt, has in-
vented 3 process for making petroleum incx.
plosive By mixing with it small quantity Of
+ omylie a]cohoI.H
=, "A a Ioa7.fnr houRe in Irving place. New
ro-l1, = 50 ad3est;eri, @ wnere, among othes ad-
vanfages to be enjoyed, one may have the COM
pm. sf "nen and Tomen who can t talk ~.
Tho photographic Ne,os attributes e. 'the aas
are are annually Employed by photographers in
Furone. n one a1d .OW, ,0JO in tie United States.
o~s;x fine statues in bronze, representing
satu1n, jupiter. Mars, Minerva, Apollo, and
Castor' have inst been discovered At Ostia, l.
emil foWn sit1,ated at he mouth OF tho Tibar;
s1aan s1aa an rnnrnous gold ring, which the efigy
avl, a,l ,tlrs,rntion 1 denote to have belonged to
TTafans
--Tberc in chance for permanent employ
, 1870-05-05
Feninns to Cut or the Canadian
winnipeg Expedition.

Leuisrue aays, Dsspateh tOths cneinasa G:f4s fa-
There is quite stir among the fenians fea!a,siv
night They are evidently shinkng a sss'qas9 h..sn
Of war- For some time past tbGy ~ hasu stock On
hand The members Of the hroths5noGa ~ nhsa 15,,s
been drilling nightly Ths 'mp,gb, 'Ip,THb,nr orders.
They sre At least hog tbepasstTsss H. asa- 1saa
nees for such orders The object O. nao % as-
pedition. which Is to be sent isom fn tbe rsbsE
the Red RiyeT country to suppress a4oei;tion a4s
Vi ii =; ssgsa ss5as 8 ssa ss e.
hssi5sa s str;t;ae severe bio" st H. 1,e F.era1
hon I,s VM taS sprehend no. resistance ifo;n u 10
noops p,a3t' 1s3 The plan aoopseu aa - N
goves%fstna gsnfta large number q {. men sn1,,ar an
c9neen'd a1' dress at points on tPe Pa.,.S Iapa aqa
eiazens ss+1Eiug distance, md me r.n,r ~,
espse'su eud march around on B1slsn a@ aea boata
6oats f. % nloooso to capture the snpfy ya t+oors a,,
Fen,ans II 1etrest and then sttack tne noTg Tge
eost'nS naSc;ent e. foree to Annihi!a.e them -. Iha ha
1.0,'.n. nnI NV tho rlan Is fca1bte' aa'a "N1
carried oEt-
, 1870-05-05

Mr.. John Russell Young began the publ
cation Of The New. York Standard on Satur-
day, with the promise to avoid personals
ties in general, MI disputes with editors
especially, and the quarrel with Charles A
Dana in particular- Tho third number Is
the last heard from, and in that AIs. Young
gets as far as to denominate Mr.. Dana Il
apirate-" BY the second week We shall
doubtless be treated to q minute pedigree
of both these gentlemen, which will be ali
very interesting because very seandalous.
But what will become of the promised re-
form in New York Journalism?