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ever recorded his vote in favor Of the bill without the
Mr.. BUTLER (Rep. MassJ asked him whether h
would vote for the bill with that amendment in IT,
mining that question for himself Would the Gentleman
from Massachusetts vote against the amendment
Mr.. BUTLER-I certainly shall.
judicial officers there to DO discontinued from the
ChiefJustioo down, and new set nominated by Gov.
Bullock. who could make good thing OF 1t in putting in
his pocket all the proceeds Of the State 900
this bill would endanger the Fifteenth Amendment the
fourteenth Amendment, and for aught lie knew, the
Mr.. DAVIS Hep., n ~ made speech in advocacy OF
the bill in the course of which he defended Gov Bullock
from the aspersons cast upon him. He had been known
TO him Davis from childhood and had been reared to
honesty and integrity. the trouble was that Coy Bull
lock had not struck hands with the purseproud epes OF
Georgia.
Mr.. BINGHAM Gin an under tone)-He did strike hands
Mr. DAyIS-Hisory will preserve his name when those
of his forgotten His deeds in Georgia, by
which ho has served her humble poor, Will embalm his
name who. while he executed the law obeyed the
Mr. DAVIS yielded. at the suggestion OF the Speaker.
TO have telegram read announcing the safe arrival at
Liverpool Of the missing steamship City OF Boston The
announcement was received with hearty congratulations
by members and spectators.
The bills went over Till tomorrow.
Petitions presented follows: or the citizens OF
Massachusetts for the Improvement OF St Marys Falls
aid to Capt Halls Arctic expedition; OF the business
OF OHIO for the repeal OF taxes on sales OF cigar
citizens of Groesbcck. Ohio. for the abolition OF tho
Frankng Privilege for the improvement OF inc harbor
OF Sonington Conn.,. and for aid 10 Capt Hals Afctc
expedition
the SPEAKER announced the appointment Of tho fol
lowing members OF Committees
Ipdda rs-Messrs smith (0egon Adams (K and Wyei
IN "
Cidiws-M. Aver Wal
NGrdI .56dirs-MT. Platte (Vs)
District y COlumbtd-Mr. Mckenzie way
contradictions DOekery N C Potter YAb snd Mckee
(MIssl
Post 0Gce-Mr Por a. " In place Of Mr. Smith (0regoq
sgDed TTmbe Ky in place Of Nj Adams resigned aud NAa Wyk
IN "
E9ss" 9.s If Pss Es5ss Sg: s,ro
fr,cdutens dgIrs-ML Booker, Virginia
docOuHts--Mr Mines, Virginia.
Pacific Idiiroad-MessrA Atwood WIS and Covods Penal
Public BuidiHys and GrOudMessts CoYOde PeDu horphs
(Miss) aud Ridgeway (yal
.fgrtcHifHc-ML Gibson. Virginia
Enrolled Bils-Mr. Perez. Mississippi
The House then at 5 o'clock adjourned
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A CRUEL CANARD.

The arrival of the City of Boston in Liver
nool was announced yesterday afternoon on Waist and
occasoned universal rejoicing. The news immedlaeey
peryaded the whole city seized upon by the later
afternoon newspapers and was sent all over inc country
by the press agents Impossible as the i'c' "o
storv turned ont TO be a hoax either invented by some
one AS heartess Joke. trumped up for business pur
poses ...,,o.
The officers Of the Imam Line were enabled 10 contra
dict the story as a dispatch was received rom MI
Inman who is in Liverpool half an hour after the report
was current the street, III when no hehloh was "
OF the steamers arrival
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and Labor Reform candidates The City Goyerumen. il
entirely Republican
NEW-HAMPSIIIRE.


LAST NOTES BEFORE THE BATTLE-THE REPUB-
LICANs CONFIDENT or SUCCESS.
CONCORD, March THE last speeches of the
campaign nsths State have been made, and
at o'clock the voting will commence The Republicans
la We had great number Of speakers in the field for the
past fortnight while the democrats have had only one or
two speeches. The Labor Reiormers have had few
speakers principally the larger towns and cities The
estimates OF their vote vary widely from 1000 to
10000 according the predictions OF the guessers The
general feeling among Republicans is that Gov stearns
will be reelected by the people by reduced majority
from last year. while the Democrats and Labor Reform
ers do not concede election by the people The pros
meet is good for "a full vote, probably reaching 7ONo
The effect OF tho Democratic Central Commit
tees recommendation for Democrats to vote Tor
Mr. Flint. remains to be seen. Many RopnDicahs thlhk
will demOraiZe the party while others DeeVe u VIII
call ont the full strength Tho latter seems 10 DC the
most likely result IL evident that there Will he con
siderable scratching OF tickets IN some places aud seVera
of the Senatorial districts considered doubtful IL Is
Impossible at this time TO form any opinion OF the proDa-
BILE Republican majority IN the House. The Republicans
Just held a very large meeting IN Phenix ia IN
this city, addressed by the Hon Thos Fitch OF Nevada
He made an eloquent speech, which was warmly re-
ceived The Republicans all ready Tor tohortoWs
battle, and confident of victory. - -,
CONCORD, N. H., March 7.-P. b. Cogswen,
OF The Monitor tonight. nominated Tor Mayor az
citizens candidate. The candidates OF the Labor REFORM
party will be dropped and Mr. Cogswel run on the Labor
Reform and Citizens ticket, and will probably be sup
ported 10y tho Democrats
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MAINE.
MAINE.
MuNICIPAL ELECTIONS.

MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS. q,
PopTLANp, Me-, March AT the municipal
election today Benjamin Kingsbury, jr Republican,
was elected Mayor securing 2t3. to Putnam. Democrat,
so2. scattering 9; Republican majority 2J6. The he
carried the Third, Fifth Sixth, and Seventh
Wards The Democrats carried the First, second and
Fourth Wards
LEWISTON, Me-, March NO choice for
$50 Fessenden the regular Republican candidate.
received plurality OF the votes The CITY Council h
Republican. 49, ,,h7 Tho Ranubcan canadates
for Mayor and PoceJudge were eiecteu o'er 'ne Deo
cratlc aiu Mach Col Samuel D. Bailey Democrat.
the QUEENS candidate was elected Mayor by majority
Of "a 80. ooau pennhllcap wa.
resccod Mnyor today by IS majority The Republicans
carry We OF tho seven wards - ain, p,,t,..u
was chosen Mayor by ia majority o'aS VIZ Dsw'''""0
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Phaion'. YiiaIiaI" Or, salvation Tor iss Hair.
FOR RESTORING TO GRAZ HAIR rrs OsiG'SAL COLOR
PHALoSs "yITALIA offers utterly from ell 10, tree 'ol
or." aud restores" " 10 acts totally ifsr'Ss pro
spe Il npd fragrant and perfectly iuoOesor' pr.cpa''' 80
muddy or nieeusn. requires shaking ,ui eop~ooe.'
20 stain TO til. skin Inca No paper curtain % ssa
s.. m .orbd ,pOne for the simple reason iSas nHo'fbi
10 all nsnu aud purpose, 10 Toilet Ch'mT
Pa, ,,ls h, ali d,,gvi,,. PrALOS r. son ss~.ros.
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OBITUARY..

Capt. Geo. L. G.. Elder died in Brooklyn, on
Sunday evening" OF consumpionthe seeds OF which we're
implanted while serving In the Union army, near New
bern n c. Capt Elder entered the cd n. ,. Regiment
ol Ryker as private May 1861, and served until the
following October, when he was transferred to
and made Lieutenant in the Union Coast
Guard. In January. 1862. he was ordered with
his company on board the frgate Congress,
and was present at the memorable seafgh in Hampton
Roads when the Congress destroyed by the Rebel
ram Merrmac q description OF which, from his pen. was
subsequently published in THE TRIBUNE. Capt. Elder
was honoaby discharged at the expiration OF his three
wears term OF service having served for nearly two
years captain. His remains will be buried IN Green
yoo to-day,
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MYSTERIOUS SHOOTING CASE.

The police of the Fifteenth Precinct learned
Yesterday that a Capt Bronson boarder at the SIN
clair House had shot in the thigh ana tnat ne hau
roiyed severe flesh wound during an ARRAY In Eignth'
- Cant bronson wns called by Capt Heddes put ne
refused To give any uformaton declared tn no MS oo
mo publicity TO be- given the analr, anu '""' "' NJ" NV
coz, Mani 10 make against his assallant
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PENNSYLVANIA.

IMPORTANT BILLS INTRODUCED IN THE HOUSE
HARRISBURG, March THE following inn
portant bills were introduced in the House this evening"
To prevent the burial OF human bodies within three days
after DEATH exceptin Of contagious disease or OF
accident TO prevent the keeping OF females in converts
or nunneres against their will. For the erection OF
monument IN memory OF Pennsylyani soldiers and
sailors who fell in the late war.
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WISCONSIN.

THE PROPOSED REMOVAL OF TIE CAPITAL.
MADISON Wis, March THE Committee on
State Affairs OF the Legislature, have reported against
tho removal OF the capital for the reason that the people
dopot demaud IT, At meeting on Saturday night 1t was
resOlyee make strong effort TO pass the bill tins seS-
SON. and 1t failed, to submit the question 10 the people
al IA no x election,
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nsciit.. To- Iud. tJOhn B.rle.), /.
ULSTER COUNTY

The Democrats were successful at the charter
election at Hornellsyie steuben County last Tuesday
The charter election in Glen's Falls, Warren
County last week, resulted in complete Republican
triumph.
The Republicans Of Rochester have nomi-
mated the following ticket for city officers: Mayor Ezra
r. Andrews; Justice OF the Peace. L. Burke Collins
Edwin NJ Smith, the present efficient Mayor would prop
ably have nominated for reflection had he not posi-
lively declined to be q candidate.
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rn,tpsTtc MARKETS.

Va, ortt,S, March 7-Four, % Sodto i, Corr dsp a.
rr 49,, ,so,sr Brr 81 85dAI Hsy-frme = ~ r"ta
l ~ bacon Jdt al7ic Lard tee I't' nss .s
M - allir Notwithstanding tDdSe Itne VIC
iCa1I6c Prime. li!al;.c WHISKY, voc 81 w;
IrersT, Ga March 7totoa eassr w,h Az us"spa su
q, ,I,, ~ ballet. lS bales Mddhng .OH.Vie
"s sISt,S y e. March T-SpiHs 1uTpentne dul al pa|i.
s,J o i,,nced 20 81 CO. Crude Iurpeutne steady VI oS1
$50 i.T.t,.dy At = 90 Cotton dull aud dIooplsg
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HOUSE or REPREsENTATIyEs.

BIS and joint resolutions were introduced
wa referred as follows TO extend the Of the Coal
oieoN railroad Company, in Washington Territory to
Sehd the act Of June 2 1860 in relation to the judicial
powers OF Ministers and Consuls ln China and Japap
- 70 extend that law 10 Madagascar; tOl pro-
s st iOr ieelaiinnR swamp lands ia the Missis
,'iey and TO facilitate transportation the Mis-
river aud TO promote the commerce Of the North
10 amend the act OF July a. 1906 aid in the con
~'-'a ~Ao eAtpnson VI the Iron Mountain Railroad III
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LOUISIANA.

MEETING OF THE LOUISIANA LEGISLATURE.
NEW ORLEANS March THE Legislature
met in extra session to-day The Militia and City Char
ter bills passed the Senate.
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lT1RRJEU.

TIE Trorby Touato-TwtutV seed, e. sstd i'r sF<SsI
49,, t,o X MAEiSG. ir, Ogden Farm. Newport, l.
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the residence Of Ehas ban E96rss l
Gat,,aye corner OF Rlph by the Rev G. kreisf MsnS'oa
Moehon,e TO isabel Eubree THURSDAY Feb 10 oV al "
Brookya.
Al Notice, Of marriages. must be imdorsed nth h0l
nafRe and address
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RrookGeld-Wm. II. Brand..... -
CszenoviS-Cg ,dI Stebbins, Jr.. 2
De Reuyter-Aly. Il. Wbite.....2ii
Faton-Aler. NJ. llolmes...".. ii
Penner-JohA Wilson -
Georgeiown-John W. Dryer.. .l29
Hamilton-Z. l.. Fay.......... ii
Lebauon-4lbsri Piefce. ...... -
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COLUMBIA COUNTY.
DUTCUEss COUNTY.


Avou-CA1 Marsh...... 40 " DAnsye-pn Van Der!plH
C,is5oua-Aer Ferguson no OPP NundIeTmAn D. Psge....
Cone.nsIIeury g. Zoe Ossan--lsasc Hampton. IS
j. UUdrd d. Bennett. 81
Groeaud-GcOTgs s. EWGrL.. = SpartsohR Sh>I0ri OF
Leicss,er-John H. JoHes.... u H. Wiley
H. .45 est opsrta-e0ndrd H. ftd
IoLp X TIurSon., gYork-Archbd Keuuedy.
NJ Motn,-ueN1l seymour, Republicans 81 Democrats
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American Institute TURNER'S tiuD.-h ucens en- tH,
viii he held THIS TUESDAY March a. O'clock At tae Nf' ~
49, rn,,n,s lie CooD.r Bmdag Interested Agaiu in-
proVemenI are invited NhlhAN = N"'' '"-''
JoHN W. CHAMBERS. Secrethr.
The German Republican Club Of toe 9l, Asemb 't, e's'
81 P.uxs.a ssc,st,r, D. 4 KORNkR. Pessisat
The New York herald., 1870-05-06
The Agitation Ia France.

The decree is published in Paris convoking
the High Court of Justice for the trial of the
persons accused in the plot against the En-
present to the world at once its whole case on
this charge. In England the journals begin to
whisper suspicion that this plot is an inven-
ton of the authorities, worked up to put the
opposition 1agrantly in the wrong before the
country. Here this was the first interpreta-
ton put upon the statement Of the facts, but
we see no reason why an attempt on the EN-
perors life should be so incredible thing as
this idea would suppose. The revolutionary
elements that ferment In Paris have always
held assassinations Of this sort not only JUS
tifable but praiseworthy, and have at
tempted them frequently. Nobody supposes the
Orsini attempt was government fiction, and
the excitement of the time in France is as
likely as excitement ever was to provoke such
an endeavor. The situation in France to-day
is, indeed, not altogether unlike that in which
originated the second empire. Olivier has
just satisfactorily shown that the basis of op-
position is party that proposes republic
on extreme democratic ideas, and against such
party the empire appeals to the people. 1t
was just the same in 1852, when the Emperor
appealed to the nation to sustain the stroke by
which he rescued the country from party Of
political philosophers, who also had extreme
democratic ideas. The certainty that the result
will be the same now as it was then already
frenzies the republicans and puts them to des-
perate enterprises.
The New York herald., 1870-05-06
Women at Hospital Clinics.

There is some pother In the world just now
on the question whether women shall be per-
mitted to attend hospital clinics. 1t is an
unfortunate fact that all professors are not
gentlemen, and If they take any notice of the
presence Of women as students they take an
offensive or brutal notice. It is further unfor-
tunate that among medical students coarse
vulgarity of manner end thought is more COM
mon than refined intelligence. These facts
compel women to make veritable sacrifice of
themselves in their efforts to pursue their
studies in this profession but the remedy Is
still in the hands of the women, and may be
applied in this city. Let the women Of wealth
who are anxious in these days to be known for
charitable, generous and philanthropic natures
establish in connection with the Woman's Col
lege woman's hospital. There is plenty OF
room for 1t, and the State will help 1t, as it
helps all similar institutions. Here the women
would be present by right Of original posses
sion, as students, or practitioners, or in any
capacity; and the best surgeons or physicians
would not refuse their services for operations
or cases illustrating all the possibilities OF
surgery and medicine.
The New York herald., 1870-05-06
PROGRESS or THE HERALD.

During the last week the average daily mass
of advertisements in this journal of all descrip-
tions was about forty-three columns, or some
thing over seven compact pages in small type
greater average than that of any preceding
week since the issue of our first number.
In a corresponding ratio our daily circula-
ton has been and continues to be steadily and
rapidly increasing.
In it's advertisements and circulation, the
HERALD having been for many years recog-
nized reflex and index of the prosperity and
expansion of this great commercial and lnan-
cial metropolis and of its fluctuations in
business affairs, we may submit our charging
prosperity Of this season as fair indication of
general revival of business here and through
out the country.
From present appearances, looking at the
growth of the city itself, and of its surround
Ing suburban cities and villages on Long
Island, Staten Island, and in New Jersey,
Westchester and Connecticut, and at tho
increasing demands of our advertisers and
subscribers within this radius, and from all
parts of the Union, the Continent and the civil
ized world, we expect soon to be required to
issue daily quadruple HERALD, and to meet
demand which we are prepared to meet,
rising from one hundred and fifty thousand to
two hundred thousand copies every day in the
wear
The New York herald., 1870-05-06

THE KINDERHoox CABBAGE BUSINESS RE-
vIyED.-Martin Van Buren, obtained great
reputation, before and after he became the
eighth President of the United States, on ac-
count Of the assiduity and attention he be-
slowed upon raising cabbages in his home
stead grounds-viz., Undertook. In urday
we find that Wash Mclean, having been out
nanked by the Jackson Of the period, Field
Marshal Tweed, has ploughed up forty acres
of good land in Wesichester county and planted
it in cabbage sprouts, upon subsoil plough
invention, perfected by Horace Greeley when
he was President of the American Institute.
Mclean sells the sprouts at fifty cents per
hundred, and is doing splendid business.
This Is much better than attending to the labor
of cleaning our dirty streets-a matter in which
ruHled shirts and silk stockings are at dis
count.
The New York herald., 1870-05-06

A CLEAN PIECE OF WoRK.-The remaining
brigands concerned in the late capture and
murder of several members Of the British and
Italian legations at Athens, it appears, have
been hunted down and killed, and the King Of
Greece has promised to clear out the whole
breed of banditti from his dominions. So
much for government which pursues the
policy of q swift and decisive avenger Of any
wrongs against its people. The United States
should have, but has not yet established
throughout the world, in this matter, the
respect which England commands; and upon
this hint we would call the attention Of Gen.
eral Grant to this important question of the
rights of our citizens abroad. 1t is great
question, and 1t has been neglected at Wash
ington too long.
The New York herald., 1870-05-06
OUR pAnKs-rHn RESIGNATION OF Mr.

OUR PARKs-THE RESIGNATION OF Mr..
DILLON WITuDRAwN.-It is pleasant to
know that fellow citizen so dis
tinguished in the work Of establishing
our Park as Mr.. Robert J. Dillon has
withdrawn his resignation as one of the
Park Commissioners, and has consented to 60
on with the ornamentation Of the metropolis
congenial labor he so well inaugurated
several years since. Mr.. Dillons thorough
acquaintance with the attractions in the way
Of improvements in places Of public recreation,
learned from personal experience in the
capitals of Europe, especially in Paris and
London, eminently BELTS him for the post of
Commissioner in our Department of Public
Parks, which has 80 efficient head as Peter
b. SWeeny.
The New York herald., 1870-05-06

Gustavo Flourens' ssScarlet's Letter-Ameri.
can Newspaper CompIlcation In tho French
Regicide Plot.
The cable kilograms from Paris of yesser-
days date, reporting the official action which
is being taken in the case of the alleged
regicide conspiracy against Napoleon, brings
to light modern ''scarlet" letter, which may,
in due season, become just as celebrated in
history as the original one Of the universal
democracy, including the Ostend Conference
men. The imperial prosecuting officer Of
France has letter which, 1t Is alleged, was
addressed by M. Flourens, from London, to the
conspirator Beauri, In Paris, just previous to
the discovery Of the bombs and other destruc-
tive weapons and the unearthing Of the plot
In this communication M Flourens uses very
general terms, but at the same time words
which 60 to show that there existed perfect
understanding between the two men. Indeed,
our keen jurists will be very apt to interpret
many of ths sentences as pointing out to him
how to avenge himself and bis abettors, and
how to use the weapons Of death in this con-
nection. We are surprised, more than sur
prised, to be told by cable telegram that
Flourens, in this ''scarlet letter, directed
Beauri to forward his reply to him in England
addressed, under cover, to the London special
correspondent of one of the leading daily
newspapers Of New York. Indeed, it appears
as if Beauri had been in communication with
Flourens through this same channel already
A very strange detail-one which requires
explanation on one side or the other, perhaps
on both W..
The New York herald., 1870-05-06
T RIPPLE SH E ET
New York. Friday. HIny @, 1870.
CONTENTS OF TO-DAY,S HERALD.
PAGE.
1-Advertisements.

PAGE.
acknowledgements
2-Adverlsements
3-WashlDgton: Refusal Of the Senate to Pension
Mrs. Lincoln; Woman's Rights Ignored; Fight
in Both Houses over Raiiroal Land Jobs;
Washington Radicals Quarreling Over the
Spoils-The Cuban League-TAe National
Game-Lecture on Rights of Children
Terrific Boiler Explosion-Muncipa Affairs
The Seventh at Drlll-A Domestic Dog De.
stroyer-The Death OF Miss Chester-Drooklyn
Board OF Health-Attempted Murder.
4-The Mcfarland Trial: The 7lfb une Philosopher
Charged with More Blasphemes than are
Placed 10 His Account; the Questions OF In
sanity and Intoxcation Revived; A Chapter
Of Love and Suffering-Plgeon Shooting
Match Between Amateurs-Tragedy IN Louis
ville-Proceedings In the New York Courts
Personal Intelllgence-Bs Signed by the
Governor-Moriis and Essex Railroad Trou-
bles.
5-Red River: The British Expedition Against Fort
Garry; Sketches OF Its Commanding Officers; the
Route and Its Obstacles the Fenlans-Yacht
ing-Rowing-Lady Jane FranSn-A Floating
Palace: On the Way to Long Branch-The New
Regime-Meettng Of the Chamber OF Com.
merce-Journalist!c Notes.
6-Editorials: Leading Article on The Broadway
Arcade Swindle Exposed, How to Relieve the
Clty-Amusement Advertisements.
photographic News from All Parts Of the world:
Gustave Flourens' Scarlet Letter to the Re.
gicide Beaure; Napoleon's Idea OF Flourens'
ExtraditiOn from England; Female Suff-
rage in England and Iniaibility in Rome
New York City News-Amercan Medical AS.
socaton-Board Of Exclse-Muscal Review
Melancholy Death-A New Jersey Miscreant-
The Brooklyn Parks-Auburn Theological
Sennary-Fire in Franklin Street-Meeting Of
the American Institute--Busness Notices
S-He Gate: The Work Goes Bravely On; What
Has Been Accomplished; The Difficulties in the
Way; Views Of an Expert-Financal and
Commercial Reports-Real Estate Sales-En-
tries for the Fleetwood Trotting Park Purses
Suicide OF Watchman-The New York Post
Onice-Mrarages and Deaths-Advertise-
ments.
0-Advertisements.
1O-City Politics: Preparing for the Spring CAM
pagn-Politlcs IN Cincinnat-Brooklyn City
News-Oid World Itcms-Shipping Intei
gence-Adyertsements.
11-Advertisements.
12-Adverdsements.