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THE VIZ skLY SIN.

THE VIZ skIy SIN
A JOURNAL rot rus Psop.E.
PUNISHED THIS MORNING. and for sale n, IN,
Counter In xr.nne, ,,r c,,r,ry ,,rc,,.,,,, =,
Scents PER cory.
Anon, i,s ,,nten,. ara.
LEADING ARTICLfs-rh, spanisa ,,ollan,, in cub.
Mr. Dawes'. $1,000, and he ns,nocrs,,. p,,,,o. .
Eochcf,rt and pon,rar,. wuI,ne p,,,,.,, $780,
I've Ca,t od; state OF the War I'm 4 mia, AUD otb,,s
on matters N inte,..,
FoIEIuN INTELLIoEN cE-progre,s q, m. c,Ao,
Re, oiution-The situation More uop,f,I 10, ,nc
Patr,ots-A siru., seaman D,o,.,, ssr,on. s,r,,,o
OF Workmep An France Execution Of rr,nnnarn ,
Renewal of rroables A. soa,n, Tbe 0Fcnn.n,,,i
Council, Tho Dominion MuJa,e -R,,o,ri,I,n ~
tho Red River Republics the New hayuan Govern
MEMS FROM v,sprxorox-r,. y,,,,0,. mn
Through Congress At La.t-The Senate Amend
ments ConcuTred in by the House History OF the
Gold couspiracy-jameA FISK. Jr' o1 tbs stand
IN nrneld Keeping the kin= Iniormed-What fisk
p.vrs A,r,,vr, IN. A,r,,ns.',.,,an "'' "e"'' a.
INSECT. hNEous-rbs Horror. n, s.Sr,,,. pn,,,
nr.,.,..,- poh.,n, an. v.,...,.a. ,.,,,-.... :,
,t,,' .Nr,,. oa ,D 30 ,,a ,""Anu ~
oar. co,k. ar, Rrea ia and T,s,n..NTh.
s.cr.,. Of the Cocsu,, s..r,s,ny w W. nj.
rn,..d a. a. orc..n o,,ns.r-- rn. p,.,,, ~. ~.
strc,,o, M.rr,ar, r,trno,a,n,rv-Tno o,s.,o.,
Cn.. Wi, The n,r,n r,nsa,,,,, tn. wsnoo..s
My,tery-rhe Hu, OF Wybl.-rhe Art.o.a,p M, ~
his VIE -Fes,fui suspicious PoIntlnr To,,ra tho
wyols., Sow ofthe Week, Local aud CITY An.ir.
~ '"s "'Aa AaA' "s"-A o'o'S VI III
susasnus-uao, .o,orn. ~, D.v,. oo,,,,,o.,,,
soNpEANS-AahS columns OF neNs eondootc1 inso
one
rELtdRANs-Tho Latoat News from ell Pars OF the
AonI S'd o, til, Farmers, o,u,
IN. rrol. Growers elas, aaa o'No' interesting AID
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL The L,,c,, Money
Donc.t,c and (, alta Marco, nron.,,J ,,o,...sv
for Tn, wrxrTx sUx ''''"'' 'A'''"'
The sub,crlptioa prios of TIM wsxxLy suS IA Onn
nau... -.,.' A., - :, - - wv y" ~
po'M ynAIi III cluoh OF o. ID ccn"
TuE 90 NEufI .Cr<jv
REGISTER ron 1870.
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b'N'Aaiioa Committed by Prince Pierre
.. tll,on LonOpaHs on the Person
q. tn Citizen Victor Noir.
Nt'oiiei Assassination by tho sail Prince Of the
Clam Uric de FonvielIs.

,l'''" -eak enough to believe Eatl Bohapare
@ ~ - n "'. tAsa an ass-ssn. Iye9,afti 20
' oFH&Y sst SI@ste s ss sars FS sa,.
%9' .Syh ~ W.! t2f'lnf dnwa iepaoIcans 10 le
E.'f, '' Iayefgl tnTes lot tselL AMI daughter
UP GS''' assySh EGGtGiShEfsGSRREfc
the ioarlnfl adlng article then aopearsi
~ NOV shat ooucluslon "a 70 Do drswn from tbs
sos e isor Sor s SSs S SasPs r sHe
Ts ~ Hs'I Va q s.Sk ~ Lieha, pad foo another.
W. fa.SsS1SaS GSch n II al ssaas
da i a.p aIs ~ EN- H oTOIe o e
w. ,' sses aS claisac Il r. RI tG Soa q.
eooa, va, N iuself w aauSpsi pToSeed ia kstS
g, sta',I".n coA,ides hg.sef ln;uiied the pro icg
S . % sSytTs TSA' Ho isSr by ne 20 Sr ,nS
ar Of "S va. spSiSa a. II kss q
So tsIis =, Sss asFStors, Isyiils. and ~
E.'t osicOtsa j, iarther 10 ne renaTs1i tI 4a
srsya tnst y koeAeiart wsssan usy in.utlng and
s':,su, etasstSr ve faoya, 70 IN person 70
cstd iH " *se 1,slte4 bin AZ 81. was EsiGa,tsd
sa s1a S"a .I. ~ n Sas', ,sgSS %
10y s8a '2e "a Sii not Md ne II paaea or = 81
az dops s' "a on i5s - mo ~ Toe gAu'ol Sad Sos
vNosA'e'i !heItlOs was Ihe pcr,or that tho a,astn
~ s.,,,.s i1l ana ~ oynTY sssrs!n il cONmd IL
oas T "a S1s +, 0 VIZ ;Sa a re a W
q, ,.el"slo} 'Spsd .ls hand q IN Dln4parlesof
va'S .', 80 nrsly all4d " Gr,,s an 40, ird5s
Via tte1T' IS ,c,ansi GA No sttes az thJ head
L.s- VNl '"A no y .SlHd " ayeuss his people ses
srvu "s ' 3, TIE Imperial family woiu.l AID cIll.
us pm 80 a 20 ,ay, N.lO,eOn H. he EmrIess gld
NVsL l'lenh Tho WRETCH va b W nII nI " Iuilunt.
haq 49, " i,h 20 nave been the nrsL licfe, w.
kOaIN' "F TOO ~ ~ reemNn tho gu tot. ., dc
l1tllp D,, M ~ ,"cht lpri lif e'c,ped II" ipar Jet
al ~ ~ .'Irt ~ night a,RinsI cOHd,afkIi
yote s,i 'i" h'' ''si cobhtry nov knows npc MUIR.
M s,,.' 70 Oh - ~ tIo muT eF and ak .cts t1o
btpaii .',nt ~ he VI 'a' seOnn,lrei WHO was lut
Wb mo- 2 'HiW hdt o. mr. H. eOniplicsa A 4 iu
Nebs a ll'''f poor N.,tVF Noir tnOu suAh bk
'"'.e otn.s' NesN saI IL
AZ ylUR NRVOCLU
'rh. hiLLlEi:li.
t6aI. - l{'', 0.gf,lo,cll nouec IL signed n, te
''N t." Ty. IIiLs. -
ST. I, '~ = % q alec hni, Ia was loved .aJ e.
90 'y a.4N Nv ~ Pafl, To a. III doa
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AZ Che New York Circus The last rcpruter0.
lions Of tLc iairy spectacle OF Cinderella drew epch
imU audiences that tue building was unaolo 10
accommodate ihe crowCs wo sought for ADMISSION.
and M nsequence of this Mr. Lent las de rBia I'd
70 play Cinderella az the "Wednesday and saturday
Batinses, whilc the new progr1lame orig nIlly
nOuneed, VIII be performed every right during the
week. On Monday nj lit o de6sely crowded Hu.
disnce with essed tho a6bgi Of the new perfemtYs,
wnp pade their nrst appearance on that OCCASION,
and II wps conceded tlhil on all hlnnfs b. tho nUy
ely OF TIE entertainments then ptcsented Nj. IRnt
bdk thtc,hAfy establsiied bs a. ma a;sr
or extraordinary tact ard ability
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TKE HAITIAN REYOLUIIOE.

ssiSsvs 0wsiawed by tho Provisional Gov-
erunrBt-A Price pat on bis Hsad-The
Haytian Minister at Washington.
Poar-Au.pRIScs, Jan, II, Ie70.-lmmediatsly
after ihs Provisional Government had been installed,
bage, Issued decree proelalming Salnave and Thirty
af his Chief rartisaDs outlaws, and putting price Of
.A0to gold ON the head Of salnave. The decree set
forth that the prescribed parties had been guilty Of
the most monstrous crimes, organizing pilisgs,
assasSaafion, and iIoeR dlarIsm Into system OF de-
fence; and declared also, that It was urVently neocs
AIRY that all pretoxt for . continuation Of the srug
g,e On tho part Of those adhercnts Of saflAve sill
hoidng uniinuoraBt points IN the country should
b. reBOved. An eitiAeDs are iRvited 20 pursue tie
es,avs. II sss alec deersed that all other ip-,lr-
gen fallAs 70 Eiye up their nms, and submit 10 the
the paOllcatop Of the ehct. shoNld be bkews0 out.
hSeJ Tbs hst oi the prescribed ineigd,s the
ns1n Of 0cn. Tate salnayss hiSHlert " toe uuul
Stalga
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kEtL ESTATE TRASsAcrIoES

MessrA Mgher, Wilkins A. ca. .oli houss and bt
gS tis9svish,. ~, or ssiS e9ass and ~, eos soit6
apl lot " DfJ tSfO house and lot lld H. htlI IT,
~. q. aSS.S AID l9t 49, asoo house AID ~.
n tlsSy house 40 To-, N. b cor, ii a. and Nsls
son sYl knQGn 4. Ga1stons itousa- tlab0.
Deg st., tSll0L
Mes r.. A, J. BA-cktr son Co sold pot OF ground
ISllKllsxD NED A,s0l
see our advertising columns.
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LlYe hIarlr NinrI.rI.

NLw YORK, tn saaY, jan. n5.-Gbe fresh Offer
nEs 81 be- Yea s~uly nuhboIad IOl, head, ~ ~ DC
llugd '' SIStt. Tia" market was slow, par own
T. the IAN. ald pio6j aJIUt th0 aainc rs rs or sd 4
lerlY rus ,npnl' embraced coalpgon 10 choice I'D s
amt uArn AMI sllo, ehSced 1t ransO OF ~. e..
n. Snlooth W Styn steers ~ Jar weight were bpTd
At about lle. D. grhtgsllY, HE sheep market .
heavy anu veal. With -QcsIts ~ ear loads, OF 40
hynd, tVmBoa to COCA los were sold ~ 5SGzc. d..
Tho hog marS-' Nls 4uLei ald unGaEyed loT 10th I've
and dresao bpis uia itulnqf ~ yap EBd tho la
miiASlAs iSt ht,'egis and shitsc. for city, fn.
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Hnslnfsg nniltts.

The Lungs arr strained mud RncLed bv n
persistent Courh, The general strength waiteI. and
incurabe compnint onen established thereby.
JAYNEs EXPECToRANT 10 an effective remed, fir
Cou-hs and Colds and n beneficial effect the
Pulmonary and Dropchicai organs
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Arr,vea-TuEspAY. Jan. Is.
Steamship Colorado. Liverpool, u,dsc and PASS.
Steam sln Russia Liverpool, mdss and pass
stcaIsi Guy OF Antwerp, Lyci pool ~ and pass.
Steamship San Jncnto, Savannah, ndse and IA -
Steamship Hunt Who savannah, ndse and sass.
Steamship kPra,osn, lIcnnonl H. mdse. und pass.
9telnship ChtiIsrine, Eprnandna, Fla, nt1sc. ana
Passengers.
stolnslrp Chamrion. Charleston, rndse and pass.
Bark Ainura. naiangea. nolas,cs.
Brig ~. Peter, G. eniueHos, sug tr aud molasses.
Also tie ufuai river cOnstwiso ycsseia.
sAttED-Stcnnsiip flolsatia, for HainbnrI; CITY Of
Boston ZOE Liyorpool wa HsfaX Loo, Tor oavahnat
fOlK, &C.
STEAMSHIPS ARRIVED oUT.
:. orEENeTowN. Jan. S-Alcppo and City Of Paris,
New York.
SOUTHAMPTON, Jan. 25-Lepxig, Baltimore.
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CtMPBFLI-DAvIs- sundav evening" Jan "
~ - o'clock. NJ the prceoytcRn Church % So1 nui
md b. tho Iey. =. Hoppcr. witaei T.. Campbell 70
Jane l.. DAVIS, all " thi' city. 80 CARD.
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''y 3. c1ss' &c t e. v; * X M u.s. m.
r. j ~. ;% Y. -l1l Il g 50
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Wheeler g. Wilson's Sewing Machines,
LII Nron1wy cor. 2bth e., fot sale, payable M III
stahnenu without extra charge. hUohu . TO- lc'
i 4 IL IL.
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Qaltntints.

Qaltntints.
-
VALENTINES.
THR CHOICEST AND LARGEST SELECTION.
AT VERY Low PRICES.
TWO NEW SERIES OF
oONiC VALENTINES
FissEH DENlsON.
- wAsSAU ST.
HELM gOLD's CoNCEN f.sATED tx
TRACT BUCHU
Is TIE GREAT DiUgETTC -
uELMDoLD's CONCENTRATED EXTRACT Sans 80 NIL
Is THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.
Both arc prepared according TO rales OF Pharmacy
and Chemhtry' AMI arc the most active thht can Be
made.
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MARINE IYTELLIG ESCE.

NtFtA~urv ALsAStJ--rus pAv.
fun riaes.... ~ Sui $685.. ~ Moo nsa.. "a
Hlng wAre - ire ~
ANDY Hoos.. - Cos. lsiaid.. " iIOl date. 20
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Etttuy,s.

Eniuy,s.
1 ECTVRE on CIIARLOTTR HR0STE-Hy
Laura &. Holloway nj Iopl or tust'tute " vun slay
evening. Jan. u. at IL eIOck. Tickets ~ cents.
I(NFEEBLED AND DELICATE COSSTI.
TurloSs. OF boths sexes use HALaScLDs EKrRIoI Ru
Gnu. II VIII give brisk and energetic icongs an en-.
able You u sleep soll.
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tlntns.

I'HEAsTOR iiOt AZ Bust1prantgsi Exchanges
have been rcmodi'l ro. entity, ara pH. in tne lnos;
perfect coalition 70. o.. l.aHtru ffior ~ tlo rubc
the way oiunches during tue business hourv OF the
dav or amy c'Lcr hours, Arrangements have bee mai,
for constant and plentiful supply o! tho Guc, OYSTER
that can be bought AMI We clallonge competition N
ever, ths partailEg to tho preparation " shell fish n
oil varieties. Other articles of food ia the ENchAuS
VIII be AS always. Of the best quality
CHAs. A. sTETSON'S SONS.
81 CIitHIE- IlOTEL, Eeiorcan plan, ca
: hINAlWhN, corner Bly'cher stood sIu4se room
Ron T. 10 VI per wccS meas rt All hours
oLo. : LhLAND PROPRIETOR.
ELMBOLD'> EXTRACT HICIIL and In
proved Boss WASH cure s"cr-- and de'i"atc olson
dcrs 10 all their stages, at Ia, expense uo or &c
cl NE 10 diet 40 Inconvenience AMI 10 cxposurc n
Is pleasant In taste and oder, immediate 10 It, act on
aud free from an injurious prcpcr ics
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msNitilna

BLzhBoLDs FLBID sxrRAUr BUoHU
pleasant in tasto and olor. free nom all injurious
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socl,.r Aolltrs.

sou,tl AOntrs.
a MEETING OF the EugiHtcr VIII h. hrld ~ !,
n Wre!usho'T, cor. Pushing tpl u ave- mr. az
lyn. gu NedLvsdal evening jan. %. tN0. i a aoir,
n rILLsOs. Secretary.
HELMBOLD.s EXTRACr BULnu give
health and ysor 70 the frame AMI bloom to tho psni,
cheek. Debility Is accompanied BY many nrurlre
symptoms. and n no treAtneit l. -nbn,tto ito. con
umpuon. insanity, or cpIoptlc uiS cnsIr.
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BELhBoLDs FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU
Ia. certain cure Tor slse.sos Of the
BLADDER. KIDNEYS. GRAVEL.
DRoPsY. ORGANIC WEAKNESS.
FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
GENERAL DEBILITY.
ana AL the diseases ofthe
URINARY ORGANS.
nom wnstever cause originating, and no matter Of
HOW LONG sTANpNa.
Diseases OF these organs require the uso Of dolsuO.
nno rsa,nent 10 subnlt,od to. coHsampuaa or in.
sanity may sD's@ Our Flesh and Flood sre supported
ftsm those sources, aud the
HEALTH HEALTH A ASB H HsFFESfss
Depend upon the proup, use Of T.,
RREEtL i2Bitkt E FssEDT.
2&tttSISStBs Ff KEa4aSF s sSGHHEE,
EaaOlshel upwards of Nineteen Years, pr.ssysU
H.T. HELnBoLp's
DRUG AND CHEMICAL wARRHoUsE.
soi BROADWAY. SEw YORK.
And ia SOUTH TENTH ST.. PnlLApELrnrA.
SOLD by DRUGGISTS EvERYwurRE,
PRICE 900 FOR SIX BOTTLES. VR as pER
BOTTLE.
DELIVERED TO ANY ADDRESS.
NONE ARA GENUINE
uul1' done up in 'teehenera,ed Wrapper, ws' ,r.v.
smile Of my CAsuIsa, Warehouse. and
n Z. BLlAt4aAp
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SAPoLEoS's pscREE.
From the JUurEdl 0DIci,i.
ASoTHsR COLD FLOODED BosAPARTR suRpRs.
Ffoa tAs London ksln

correspondent wr'tea respestIng the sketch of
Prince PIarre Bonaparte, which was made YESTERDAY
from the " Dictlonnsira des Contemporaries" and
with more particular rsferepca 70 his alleged eotn.
bat with palkares;
where The writer shiainea he iDrprpsyioa don't
know; all that know Is, that was AZ f0riu ~ ikl
nsnt AID fcr The 'Iyth q nI stAeinent an pre-.
CORN 10 carry hrp over TO The coast d Albania, Ia
order 70 elloy dayS shodtng tnsi The boat Vas
dspo.iuoSs ! had ,hs honor q Iatine DOWN ~
lAalcs had taken place, and The trnth enc
nsa vas 70 III, yae,ts.lsa, on The boat
AllanR Custom House ofhcsF Attempted 10 sosrdt
s-crrtain vhshce the boa, Games Slen, without any
MAS 40 eldslY man and the father VI large fanlIy.
az ne l sS. ssasay ~ ~ 40 rseInsd 70 Corp
~ ooys1ln snI, ~ Howard hong ~ lasa Lord IigA
CnnlnH',aheT lied W. SaiisiAcliap Of paving habd
sue SEQ. psse 10 the lanhI % uy s(aqi 6icyed an
Cars,iS NtliSi. Hoiio Way, Jsa i. .~"' ""'spN
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THE GLORY OF MAN Is STRENGTH. Therefore
tho nervous ana deoIhla,si should nnm edaseIy use
MI MnnI NO ~ In A rsr nIr1.Irrr
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TIE DAY AFIgn tHE FUNERAL.
From HDhe(1rrs Vaf.eiIslis,.

A.tr an almost Incredible crime. $4,000 men TO-
sent lei have criCd Justice Tomorrow they may
cfy Vengeance. Yesterday was but the brAt day;
revolutions have generally three
You pr'socujQ kocLeiort, 2U.0Cg men have ".
iora guug INTO acton. You bye heard the nrst tali
Oi TIE drum.
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leagues t0 mote Than fcui Ne woq onr brother
ard Fetdss ae ~ Dude ', riorp,ng his gaysty
warmed ~ our isartt AMI u0u 80 v bvCasht Hnria
tO Us pierced tdrough che r1t' u. JNt ~ q Hoaa
~ lC.
There follows!
We hayH received vle fohbN.ur ,,t'e'. We have
Jua' lew ned tri EopultcNa has snoted
q tybHuliu. ENCrY citizen sb0Wi bIt,ui The civil
intcnnru' VI III VirtiHi WSrHaun N',u leayd
On wofl. ovcrg txUaYer houie shat ny h- stop ~
warhpusq, pDYV yuC. for all that tbs " the last
~ 81 In tNu Shlch tie Enpite viii I've A'lvwnl 90
oa'nt it'' There follow inuone rabs au,n atntesl
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ESFEEBLED AND DELICATE CONSTITUTIONS.
OF both sexes. uso nELMBoLD's EXTRACT BucHu.
It viii give prik and energetic tesipgs and enable GU
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"t'll III ANNol NCiNiNrt
''' -'r vi 90 'arlY copy OF tn Hir.tUi ira
ir -'.r l-, I lh orabl 4 TO giy3 YOU an TIC
Do. .H's o. - ol1t'ut, The front pag of lie
'eia. 'lutanH he following IN enormous tyys
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ROSE WASH euis DELICATE DISORDERS in all then
stages. at nuie expense utIle or no change In diet.
no incoDverlsnes.
Ii 10 pleasant 10 taste aad odor Immediate In IL 40
lion. free rom al hilarious propsrrss.
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For soyRErEsTIoN or ISCoNTNEScE OF
URINE Irritation. Inflammation. or liberation OF the
Bladder Kidneys Diseases OF tho Prostate Glands
Stone In the Bladder, Calculus. Gravel or DrcLdus
Deposits and oil Diseases OF the Bladder Kiduers, and
Drops,cai swellincs
UsE HEI nnoIDR FluIn EXTRACT nucuu-
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on., L., 10 the niurdt 81 aAchai Gr~ns-ct's
I,t,,r Az Outsidcr'- story Of the Mar.
A., what ,hc Empt ror said i;ouhparte
lar Roch,.o Appeal for Ncu-
s,nm.e- amer Pnntin, ARieui-Atur
Trruuuinuu, Houupnrte.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-04-02
Grruing Ttlrgraph
PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON
SATURDAY, APRIL 2, 1870.
az THE EVENING TELEGRAPH, from

EB7 THE EVENING TELEGRAPH, from
ats original establishment, has been in the
receipt of telegraphic news from the New
York Associated Press, which consists of
rne Tribune, Times, Herald, World,
Snn, 9onrnaE Of Commerce, E0eniHg Pest
Commercial AdOS'4iSer, and EVenfng Er-
6,ess. The success which has attended
our enterprise is, in itself, sufficient evi-
dence of the freshness, fullness, and relia-
bility of the news which we have received
from this source. We have now entered
into a special contract by which THE
EVENING TELEGRAPH has the efclnSi0e
use of the news furnished in the afternoon
by the Associated Press to its own mem
bers, the North american, Inquirer
Ledger, Press, Age and German Democrat,
of this city, and the leading journals of the
East, North, West and South; and hereafter
THE TELEGRAPH will be the only eOenin.g
Sa4ey bubhsAed in Mis city in which the
afternoon dispatches of the Associated
Press will appear.
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NEW POLITICAL TEST.

The interesting question was recently raised
in the House of Representatives whether OBJ
iectionable anteeedents of Congressman
elect, irrespective of their loyalty during
the war, could be made legitimate ground
for refusing admission to seats. 1t was al
legged that Mr.. Conner, the Democratic men,
Der from Texas, had whipped negro soldiers
while he was in the army, and that he had
subsequently boasted on the stump that
when he was tried for this offense by mill
tary commission he had bribed a negro wit
less to bear false testimony; and this allega-
lion was made the pretext for an attempt to
2eprive Mr. Conner of his seat The House,
,bswever, very properly refused to sustain
jas movement. If every man against whom
accusations have been made we're denied
admission, Congress would speedily dwindle
down to a small family party; and if the right
to hold seats were made contingent upon the
character of the promises and speeches made
in heated canvass, few men could pass the
proposed ordeal. 1t is quite likely that Mr..
Conner acted very badly in the matters COM
planned of, but it was for his constituents
rather than for Congress to decide whether
his misconduct had disqualified him; and if
the scandals of every district are to be pub
licly rehearsed at Washington, there will be
no time left to attend to more important
business. 1t is we'll enough to eject mem
bers for bribery or for election frauds, and
to administer the iron-clad oath as long as it
may be deemed necessary, but the people
must be left free to pass judgment upon the
personal character and qualifications of the
applicants for their votes, and it is to be
hoped that long experience of the disastrous
consequences resulting from the selection of
incompetent or dishonest representatives
will finally impress them with the necessity
of nominating and electiRg only good men
and true,
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TIE TARIFF BILL.

GENERAL SoHENCK, the Chairman of the Com
mittee of Ways and Means, made a speech on
the tariff on Thursday, in which he forcibly
exposed the hnmbug of free trade. In point
of fact no such thing, in the sense in which
the term is used, exists in civilized countries.
Taxation in some shape is the common lot of
all mankind who have assembled above the
lowest stages of barbarism and all enlight-
ened national governments, in apportioning
5Rxation between native products and inn
ported goods, are influenced by their real or
supposed interests. Great Britain, with all
asr professions of devotion to free trade, i'm
poses on some American products, and espe-
cially on tobacco, much higher rate of duty
than Congress ever imposed on any British
product. The present French tariff imposes
on all foreign fabrics an average rate of duty
nearly as high as that which is imposed by
the existing American tariff; and while the
rate of imposts varies throughout Europe, no
civilized country admits, duty free, all the
products of any other independent nation
Free trade between distinct governments is a
myth-an impracticable idea--for which there
is not single well-established modern pre-
cedent. The most that has been done any
where is to establish partial free list, which
is increased or diminished from time to time,
as financial and industrial exigencies arise.
Free trade of this kind we have always had,
and nothing more can be reasonably expected
during the present century. The real point
aimed at by the American free-trade
advocates is such an arrangement of
the details of our tariff as will
promote the interests of Great Britain rather
than those of the Omitted States, and to con-
cede this point is simply to confess that the
American people can be outwitted and be-
trayed in their own Congress.
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some inventive genius would render useful
service if he devised mechanical contri-
vance that served the same end. Legislators,
Senators, and Governors could then be abo-
lished altogether Everybody that wanted to
have bill passed could send it TO the ma
chine, and the operation of cogweeels could
determine with as much nicely and intelli-
gence as legislators determine now, whether
it shall be nulliied by being laid on table or
ground out as law.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-04-02

IT clearly appears from recent proceedings
in the State Legislature, that the members no
longer pretend to know the contents of the
bills they vote for, and that even the clerks
are unable to hear or faithfully record the
amendments that are made. The Governor
has also confessed in a late message that he
signs bills without investigating their con-
tents. Yet the people of Pennsylvania are
irrevocably bound by this spawn of laws,
5hich nobody is responsible for and nobody
understands. Reason, justice, and intelligent
attention to the public interests are all ig-
Aored. But one thing is necessary with the
bills presented-that they should be run
through the law-making forms after some
fashion; and as this is the sole requisite,
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From this showing 1t will be seen that there will
be pretty close scratch between the two candl-
dates for the Governorshp. Mr.. English, who heads
the Democratic ticket is the strongest man in the
party in the State, and carry it through success
fully the thing is possible The colored vote of the
State will not be pOed this year, as the ratification
of the fifteenth amendment was not promulgated in
time to secure its registration. 1t would amount to
about 1900, which is considerable when the parties
are eYenlY balanced.