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From Ia CohgcHtioh AmfricliRc, n Cuban
paper published in Paris, Gull the following, as
proving how Spaniards use Cuban funds to e1ter-
inmate the Cuban race:
Some months previous TO the revolution Of
September, an officer Of PAM wns sent by the
General TO America, for the purpose of inducing
the Cubans 10 furnish funds to be used in upset
ting ISABELLA. This agent had un interview with
Mr. MoRALEs LENrs, at Havana. lie asked that
tie Cubans furnish s9Oo,oQo, offering them in
exchange therefor autonomy, and all the reforms
which the Cuban delegate, Of whom MORALES
LsNts was ono, had askcd for in Madrid in 1866.
Tie propositions Of PRm's agent were not accept
ed, although the position of Colonial Minis
ter was offered to Mr.. LuNrs. This gentleman,
in reply, stated that the personal guarantee Of
PEN was insufficient. The agent Was forced TO
apply for money elsewhere.
1.-THE Duke Of MosTPYNsirR gave s20O, 900 !;
stnR,So, o,cco (moncy Of Madame srRR,So.
a native Cuban; DrLcr, sloo,0o0 (mouey depos-
tied by Madame DuloE. Cuban, in the Bank
Of Madrid, and Withdrawn on the outbreak Of
the re, oiution; the Directors Of the bank prose.
cuted DuLCe, aud he was arrested, but the money
was already in safe hands,; Count BauSEr, q
Cuban living in Cadiz, 5000. The Cuban broth
ers FlRSASDEz VALLIN each gave q large
amount; OF these, one has been assassinated and
the other is at present Deputy"
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THE HERALD


That could not be done, and some thing
else was indispensable. Tie Times-in conse-
quenco of its violent and unmcaning abuse
of those upright and bold Judges CARDozo
and BARNARD, and its effort, seconded by the
London press TO break down American credit
was obliged to ship its English managers.
Mr. JONES is an active, if not n ssGacious nan,
and lie does something, even if 1t is foolish,
rather than do nothing. He flew around
Ike q man stung 10y bumblc-bce. and what
do our readers suppose Mr.. JoSEs did?
Why, lie attempted to unite his old. stale,
and unrroftalle concern with tho lively lit.
tie N0lUidg STR, a twocent paper with
good deal Of editorial spr ghtlincss, though
without the news. The star Is conducted
by Mr.. JosErH HOWARD, Jr., n conspicuous
member Of Mr.. BEEcuLR's church, aud 1t
was justly believed that his accession would
give character to the Times, although the
1imts las plenty Of character now, such as i;
is Mr.. Howard was willing, for few
months. TO perpetuate the memory OF the
7imts, 10y continuing It's name in diminutive
typo thus.
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Ono of the Augcnn stnbics-Mr. Tweed's
Equine Establishment.

The Hon. WILLIAM NJ TWEED, more
fnmliarly known ~ TwErDY, is n candi-
date for the Chairmsnship Of tho Democratic
National Committee now held by tho Hon
AVGCsT BlNoNT. Tie lnttcr gentleman
hus locn too aristocratic in lis tastes and
feelings TO handle the helm of the great Dem
ocratic ship. The fighting Democracy have
been casting about for another pilot, and
many Of their clubs have advocated the Sc
lection of tic Hon. Bio 6. In former years.
when foreman of the greatest fire engine com
pany in the world, Mr.. TWEED was an UMPIRE
tcntious, hard.working representative Of the
Democracy. But with wealth came aristo
cratic tastes and feelings, until now, in point
of luxurious mafnifccncc. heoutstrips oven
the regal style of the gorgeous BELMONT. \
reporter, who has recently visited Mr..
TwEEp's stable in Forticih street, estimates
as follows the sun nPtuous raraphcrnalia of
that institution:
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The Ri,al Of the Biossoms-Tbe Andrew
Lncksnn e ub.

AT meeting Of the above Association on Wed
ncsday last, Nessrs. John Morrissey, Heury w. &c.
net John Fox, aud Michael Norton, among others.
duly elected monoors, thus bringing into lis
folds all tho lights of the Young Democracy This
club now consists OF lei members. among whom arc
Henry L. Clinton, Sheriff o'Bfien, Thomas DoesG,
Lcander buck, Tsomns Dunpby, Lawrence ID. klcr'
nan, and Richard Il. Connolly.
The caterer OF this establishment, james CORY,
Eq. notod Tor Lie gfeat fGnd OF 0necdotes, ORA
matte powers and political sag tcity, iusomuch that
our shrewd Comptroller viii not indulge In any bev-
erage however mild. or IN any financial measure
however small without consulting the taste and fore
slgit of tie youth orry. His relation Of the many
hair rbreadth escapes he has bad by flood and field,
when he and his friend Judge Bowling carried
spear at the Ola Bowery Theatre are moro iutcrcst
ins than feehters Hamlet or Of Trains lccturos
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Mr.. TWEED owns another stable similarly
furnished in the country, which n Sun rc.
porter proposes to visit at an early day.
Tie Democracy must look elsewhere for
national pilot. Sheriff JAMES O'BREN
stands in striking contrast with the Hon.
Bic 6. Though holding al Office worth over
100000 a year be does not even own the
house in which he lives. All his vast receipts
are spout in acts of private bonovolonce and
in donations for the bcucft of the party A
man Of ueyerccosinG activity, of singular
political reticcucc, aud OF a determined viii
he uses his income without regard 10 the &c
cumulat'on OF property for himself True
TO his friends fearless Of lis enemies Just in
his dealings, and possessing uncommon saga
city, who knows what he might not do in
BELHoAT's Ilaco as Chairman Of the ua
toual y, ,muCIUcy?
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A Poiiccmnn'- Good Nature Costing n Sea
Cnptuiu his Life.

Policeman Frederick Schilling, Of the Madison
street station, wac before Commissioner Nanierrc,
yesterday, on charge OF manslaughter in the fourth
degree, his crime being styled abetting homicide
1t seems that some nights ago sching on his
rounds discovered Samuel Corbott and his spouse
In n hopeless state OF intoxication at the foot or
pier 81, East River. Sam very far gone, and MS
spouse was cndcavorng to persuade him 90 lie Atil
un the ground, but he thought he vas on his canal
boat, ard insisted taking the helm, grlppinx the
lImp-post and trying to steer With II. The Officer,
from fellow fec ing. elected 10 convey the crfug
pair TO tie police station, but escorted them Within
4 few feet OF the canal boat, OF which Sam Was
the Captain.
Tho wife NJ tho Captain tumblcd on board. nn1
then le down tho hatchway into TIE cabin but
wnen hor hu.band sttempte1 tO follow her oxaInpe
he pitched across the gunw 10 of the noat, his head
coming into violent contact with another canal boat
moorcd foot OF two from his own, and then rolled
In 10 tho water. The oiccr, with the assistance Of
stout boat hook Ished him up; but when landed
he was dead,
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YEsTERDIrIY CONGRESS.
Gen. Butler SpriuRtnr Report upon the
Hou.e-Q Question OF yrracitv Between
Farnsworth nd Butirr-The Newest Form
Of the GEORGIA Middle.


Gen. Butter spriusinr n Report upon the
Hou.e-Q Question OF yrracitv Between
Rarnsworth md Butirr-The Newest Form
Of the Georgia Middle.
WASHINGTON, March 3.-1he Senate adopted
Mr. Summers amendment TO the Funding bill 80 that
the bond provided for shal be tenforty instead OF
a ten-twcrty bond, and the bill was further amended
by incrcasing tho aggregate OF new Ave per cent.
bonds frOm our TO hye hundred millions
BY ~ yeas to lI5 nays the House rejected MIR,
swann's amendment to the Air Line Railroad I'LL,
proposing that Tho road ,haI not be constructed
without the consent OF the state through which 1t
passes.
Mr.. DAVIS Rep.. y. " gave notice that he woud
NJ the earliest practicable moment report from the
judiciary Committee the Naturalization bl aud ASK
for its plssage. The Iudan Appropriation bill was
pA-eed. Tie Iarin I'LL having been called ~, the
Hon James Brooke, of New York, deliyored an
elaborate speech In favor Of free trne. Nj. Bntler
tRo . Mass rose TO re0ort back the bill Tor the ld
mission to rep esent ition Of tue State OF Georgia.
decentralization Comml teo made Tie uulrt " order
that Mr. Butler rad not been authorized by the om.
miuee to hake the report
Tie SrLAkER-TIht cannot be a point OF Or4or.
That IS point uf ycncy
Mr. fAWN wOEru-Not Of al.
MIR, HUrLEE-l am responsible for what ! am
ne srrAkFn--I Il the duty OF the Chgir TO rrco.-
nt.e IN, Cn,uan of tho Committee on Rec Ynstruc.
ton, which D. authorized TO report at any line.
Nj ItE>-W WuTrn-Due, ibo gentleman from Mi-
Aa,husetis ssy that 'Le Commit aut, UIIZ,d aim
tc report back that bns
Nj. BTTLrR--l am not 10 be cntcChi-rd.
Mr. FANS woRTu-ENcy Wcmhrr of the Commit.
tee knoUh that we have not usdo.e ed tlat hin
since II Was roCommivd, and ask tlat thc ccIk n
tie Committee may be summoned up here 20 dc lds
if it Is a question - yor1citv
MIR. Bun rR-1iis IL = very plain matter. The
hI WIS I'lurr tho Committee, was reported To tho
House, Jnd Mas ordered 20 Ne rru'cl AVID recon
med lof the purTo-c uf bcnt put upon IT, pas a.o
al tie ,Prl,~' t~- l.o WnWtUt. .iu carrying cut
II Instructions ~ the Committee.
Tie frEAKfr SAID be Wu"ld submit 20 the Houso
the question whether the report should be- ace, pied
rs &c report ui the Committee.
Mi IARNsYoRIu-ih hen desire tho House tO un-
dersiand the lJct tLat ,hu Committee have never ~.
thorikud II, never.
The yeas ana nays vorc ordered on The motion
whether the report should lie received, hut thC
lluus, adjourned without vote.
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The Revolution IL almost at the Gates
Of Havana.

BY private letters from Cuba received by
the MORO Castle, We learn that the division
OF tho inaurgcut army to which the move.
mcnt for the conquest Of the western end OF
the leland has been inirustcd has set to
work in earnest. 1t is from this section of
country that Spain draws the main sjncws Of
war and to prevent this, the Republican au
thorites have determined that it shall be
devastated.
Colon is the richest jurisdiction OF the
island, and contains colossal estates Of
these we sutjon list Of such as have been
burned To the ground by the invading col
umn, under command OF Col. INCLAN, during
the week previous 10 the departure of the
Moro Castle. We give the names of the
estates and Of their owners, and their pro
ducton in boxes OF sugar (averaging 200
pounds net each, as published in the sugar
statistics Of the crop Of 1850:
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some Curious Things about the Gold

,pHsphuCNs
No full report Of the evidence taken by the
Congressional Committee of investigation
Into the September gold conspiracy. as it is
commonly called, has yet be, n published by
authority; but those portions of it which
have smIcrtitiously found their way into
print give us glimpscs If certain curious
facts
Tho most striking of these facts is that,
according TO the testimony of Mr. JAY
GOULD, supposed TO DO the ringlcadcr of tie
Z, mlnctjou to put up the price Of gold there
was no such conl iua,ion nt ALL The whole
movement was planned and controlled by
linn alone, and came 10 an end when his
determination 70 continue it failed him
Even lis friend and associate in the manage.
ment Of the Eric Railway JAMES FIsE, Jr,
was not admitted into lis couusels. but
merely came in, with a numlcr Of other un-
organized followers nt the eleventh hour, to
pick up portion Of tie anticipated profits
CoRBIN, too, was but a silent partner in the
business, with q contingent interest In it
secured TO his wife, not himself-lut no voice
forth as the single colossal genius whose III
cantntions shook the whole fabric OF the ma
tionNl credit, and convIlscd the entire mcr
camille community
MI GoUID's signal talents Tor part Of the
task lie undertook are amply proved by his
SUCCESS in bending tho provcrbially stubborn
will of President GRANT to n conformity
with he dcslr,s, At his first interview with
tho Presd Mt in June, ho found him resolved
on bringing the price Of gold down hy selling
1t for greonhack-, and thus contractinp the
currency MI HouLD's Arguments in favor Of
contrary course seemed NJ ctime 10 mako
no impression but Ot a second interview. To
word the end Of August, he was more succes-
ful, and 60 entirely converted the President
TO hs policy Of e'llrp little or no gold tll
h'trr the rr0pe were moved 10 the scoboarl
ido' re won't on with his speculation for n
rso IN entire confidence that the Govern
IeAt wonld do nothing to mteTeiere with IL
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tn. Seventh Avenue Pavement job.

The Stafford wooden pavement Is TO be laid on
the seventh avenue from Fourteenth street to Fl
tynnth street The contractors 9re TO receive $3.50
a cubic yard That amount is to cover whatever
excavation OF rock may be airy on tho line OF
the route. The contractors arc to enter upon the
work on the . OF next month. The contractors are
prtpafine the wood the outskirts Of the city.
FIRST II is placed in hot bath When the pores OF
the wood are freot from the water which they con.
tiined. and the ulbuninous matter In the wood has
been cOagulated at temperature Of go degrees the
wood is placed IN another bath reduced to 20 degrees
The steam In the pores of the wool becomes CON
densed and vacuum 1. formed where the pores
exist Creosotc oil is thea forced into the pores ty
ATMOSPHERIC pressure.
The sun., 1870-03-04

Among the independent candidates for
Mayor at the election TO be held in May, we have
heard the following gentlemen named: THOMAS
J. CRRAHEr, JANIS II. COLEMAN, BoBEBr DoNNER,
MARHALL o. Romans. HoRAoE GREELEY, and
Mosts TAYLOR. II is believed that the Young
Democracy and the independent Republicans
could be united on any one Of these pames.
Another proposition is to refer it TO Isaac SuER.
NAN, GtoEGs g. B,RNAEp, ions JAcon AsloR,
Jr., SANrEL J. Tllplv, aud GEouCr oPpYks to
select candidate on whom tie true men Of all
purtics may unite,
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LIFE TN THE METROPOLIS.
D.zsHEs MERE AND THBRB BIZ THE
SUNS REPORTERS.

New Chance for jail DcIivcry-The spe-
cial str-ions Prisoners In the Peniten-
tiary not Legally Sentenccd-Thc First
IIrb ~ fer n Discharge.
Francis Mallen and John Fitzpatrick, having
beon convicted in tie Court of Special Sessions, Of
assault and battery, were sentenced TO six months
Imprisonment on Blaekwoil's Island. They we're
taken be roro Judge McCunn Yesterday n writ OF
habcas corpus and their discharge was dem1rdod,
on the ground that ut the tmo Of their conviction
there was no legally organized Court Of Special ses'
sions in existence. It argued that the statute
assigning the Police judges Of tho Second and Sixth
Di'iricts to hold that Court applied solely TO the
Judges then presiding IN those districts, and that
their terms having expired, the subsequent election
was insufficient To constitute their successors
Ju iges Of the Special Sessions. The Judge re-
served his decision, meantime Remaining the pris-
ODcrs.
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SpnrinS the Proud and Bullying the
WpnL

In the glorious days of Rome, when the
Republic was advancing, step by step, 10 the
dominion of the world. the policy of her
statesmen was summed up in the brief mot
to. ITO spare the vanquishcd and subdue
the proud" The United States, under our
present Administration, is made to follow eu
equally p.tl'y, but FAR less noble maxim. 1t
AIMS merely 10 spare the proud and bully
the weak.
nTrotches from Hayti br,np Tho inttlli.
fcnec thot ReOr Admiral PooE' inrrvei nj
p"r'Gu prlnco on the NH OF Feb with
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We again urge upon Mr.. FIsu the impe
rious necessity oi mmedlH,ely sending to sun
tiogo de Cuba United States nnn-ofwar for the
protection Of Mr. A. f. rrllLIrs, L, $. Consul
at that port. We believe his successor has been
appointed, but that Is not enough TO insure Mr..
puILmrs's safety.
Some time since an American Admiral was or
dered TO Santiago for the purpose of obtaining
reparation for some five Americans who had been
murdered in cold blood. A promise was given by
NMMAsrpA that in future DO citizen of this coun-
Try should be condemned without due trial in
presence Of HIS Consul, That This promise should
be violated as soon us The vessel OF war l,f the
hnhor was only natural Spanish oh,ciaI- ia
cuba may ,onnit ou,raIcs but u',r sucoessors
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istics Of the crop Of 1850 (.

When we consider that all this devasta.
ton has taken place within few leagues Of
the town of Dcmbl, which is connected by
rail with Havana, ard distant thcrefrom only
seventy miles, or IN time some four hours
that this laying waste is strategic act of
the Cubon7 90 prevent the SpaniGrds from
cXterminatirg the inhabitants of the island
hy means Of the money derived from the sale
of its produce and that apparently the Span.
iards are utterly impotcnt to prevent it, we
begin TO realize the true condition of affairs
in Cuba, az the revolution grows nearer TO
those points with which intcrcammuuicat.on
with our shores is moro frequent.
Hitherto the Spanish Gcncrlls in the East.
om and Central Deparmcuts--or we ought
porhaps now in justice TO call them the
Departments Of the or.eate and CGmaguey--
have been enabled with comparative impu.
nifty TO chronicle igno5lo defeats as glorious
V ctor.5 and the Havana press, availing itself
Of the entire ab.-Ace of truo Information
among the public, has never ioilcl TO endorse
and propagate these inventions.
The Var it now assuming Low phase,
and tnat in a country where direct knowl
edge regarding the truth OF what is occur
ring will lo more difficult 10 suppress than
it has been in the more eastern districts.
The time If not far distant when neither
the press nor the cash will be available as
instruments Of war on the side of the
Snnuinr1a
The sun., 1870-03-04

tho flag ship Severn and the iron-clad
Dictator. He is said to have at onco
sought out the Provisional Government
Of Iavti, and bluntly informed them
that he presumed they intended to aid tho
Dominican chief CABnAL against his rival
BAr2, but tliot if they did SO. ii would be re-
gardcd ns an act of hostility against the
United States, which would provoke hos.ill-
ties in return. II ia also reported that he
added that the United States Government
was determined to use oil its power to rrc.
vent any aid being givcn TO CADRN,
and that he would carry out his in
structions, whether this succor was carried
TO CAGRAL uhd,r tie Udgiin OF any oihCr
gog.
OF course the Haytinns have no altprna.
tive, and must submit to this impcrious com.
mand but how will il I've with another and
not quite 80 insignificant rowcrH There IL
evidence that n vessel bearing the English
flag has left Kingston, Jamaica, with arms
and ammunition for CABRAL. Is Admiral
PuoR instructed TO make to the British Gov
tIlul'hb Nhc sulilc hSpitut ANNOUNCEMENT
which he has made TO that Of Hayti3 Or
will lie not rather swallow lis words and
quietly respect this "othcr flag bearing the
red cross Of st. George? Surely Govern
mcnt which trcmblcs at the bare possibility
of p collision with poor bankrupt, inbecile
Spain, will hardly dare to bark at Great
Britain. Mol 1t prof, rs TO keep mp its
reputation for courage by bullying Hsyti.
There its laurels, such ms they nrc, are safe.
The sun., 1870-03-04

A hgentleman named JouN A. GRrswoL d
was mentioned in our Washington telegram yes
terjoy in connection with the cadctship invcsti-
gaton. This is not Mr. G1swoLD Of Troy, the
Republican candidate for Governor in 1868, but
another person Of the same name and Demo-
cTut in roliics
The sun., 1870-03-04

On Wednesday evening large number Of lead
ing Democratic citizens OF tie Thirteenth Ward
assembled in the parlors Of tho Bank Coffee House,
809 Grand street. and organized a club TO be known
as tic "AntlonY Miller Association" Tho iniua.
OF officers:
Pres dcnt Joseph n 1ooker Wee Presidents, James
n Hodcn and Garrett Losec tsuuerntC tCndent ol Free
Labor Burrirl Corresponding secretary. Patrick j.
Nc Nlear locJrdnc Secretary. David Kelly; financial
Mol
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QnolalIons flom New Nork new.pnrcr.

rm - has no moral -haiactrr-N WWh
nos luE etN "a, not tne moral character ui bas.
tar sViddcr.-N L. Shl
Behold TOW good ana how pleasant II Is for
brethren 90 dwell 10 .ciror In unity" lho HOrld
looks down upon the rO,id. Ia lurn ahi hears wars
and rrmors Of wars 'hUicin. Let us have peace.
Seriously tNo leading metropolitan newspapers,
edited Dy gentlemen OF culture aud reputation,
might conduct tleir puhlic discussions moro deco
rously than the above -BrooAya InioR.
We have shown every disposition to dwell to.
gether in unity; uud especially to make NJ dis
tncuon on account 90 birth
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The Daily Timcs-Changc of Manage.
mcnt.

The billing and cooling between the 7jm,s
and the Htrd'd, which has been going on for
few weeks past, had led to tho expectation
that these two journals were about to be
merged in one, in the same way that the
old Couricr and EHquircr was merged in
that bastard sheet, the World. But the
thing was in its nature impracticable
When the Courier and EHquirer was buried
in the World, the name Of the old blanket
sheet was continued awhile in small type
The sun., 1870-03-04

Congress seems disposed TO rid itself Of tho
burden Of the local affair, of the District Of CO.
lumbia. Tor that end, bill has been introduced
into the Senate Ivy Mr.. H,NliN erecting the Dis
tret into Territory with Governor, Legisla-
ture, and all the other chlracicrshes OF a terri
inrinl qONernment.
The sun., 1870-03-04

JOINS PURCELL has been sentenced 10 he
hanged for the murder OF WILLIAM KrGRNAN.
The murder was committed while PURCELL was
cudeayoring 10 prevent hi' brother from engaging
in prize fight 1t is unfortunate for Mr.. Per-
GILL that his name is not JACKSON. aud that KIFR.
Nan was not running away from Lim when he
fred the fatal shot. gA verdict NIGH, then
have been, "Murdercl in sclfdcfcncc."
The sun., 1870-03-04

When Texas was admitted into the Union,
il was with the agreement that not more than
four new States might be made from her terri
tory, but rs yet the agreement has never been
carried out 1t is now proposed to set of fion
the Sta'e two Territories to be named rcspec.
tiyciy Jefferson and Motugorda
The sun., 1870-03-04

no, they-may perhaps be called to account for
them.
Two moro Americans have lately been judi-
cially murdered, in gross violation Of tho prom
Use esscted by Admiral Hory communication
with ihCir Consul even having been denied them.
This Mr.. pmLIirs has dared to report.
As soon as the news Of this courageous nct
reaches the volunteers, his life will probably be
taken
The sun., 1870-03-04

Gold yesterday afternoon took another
downward plunge, touching ll4Gs, the lowest
price since August 10, lsc2 The stock and
Government bond markets responded 10 the
decline, and closed feveri.h and heavy. The
gradual approach Of god to par has caused a
deadlock in mercantile enterprises, and general
shrinkage Of values is being daily recorded.
The sun., 1870-03-04
Last fall President GRANT removed on,

legged soldier from the Postmastcrshp Of New
burgh. E1EA FARniNCroN, wealthy politician,
was put in his place. o., Tuesday the whole
Democratic city ticket vss elected in Newburgh
by about 200 majority, Republican loss of 400.
Tie city has heretofore invariably gone Repub-
lican. Perhaps If President GR4Sr will pay
another visit to the place the Democratic majo-
iiiy will be reduced to nothing again.
The sun., 1870-03-04
THE WORLD


Now, Mr. BESNETT--a great genius In the
newspaper world-never would consent TINT
his paper should ever appear thus, even
tempnrarily.
The sun., 1870-03-04
Schooner Cnp-l1ed in the Harbor.

The schooner Hickory, of Hoboken, with a car.
60 OF pig iron, struck by squall and eapsizcd
just above Bedloes Island yesterday afternoon.
Csnlnin Allen and three men were rescued by the
steamer Rather. Samuel Martin had his arm bi %
IN three places by the pig iron falling on him Tic
schooner il owned by T.. ID. Smith, Samuel Martin,
and the Captain. OF Hob1ken.
The sun., 1870-03-04
An Army OF Babirs-Another Colorcd
Rerruit.

Three hundred and thirty babies have found
thoir way into the basket Of tho Founding Asylum
up to the present date. or these two hundred ard
three arc living and doing well. Among the arrivals
last night was another little fu-blooded African ba-
by with n pair OF rcin"rkab'y strong lungs.
Tuesday afternoon Of each week IL devoted to
tie reception OF visitors nj the Founding Asylum in
Tve'fh street Every visitor brings donation, OF