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National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-11-11

TAKING IT CooLIY Our ride from Cal
cutta to Barrackpore was curious we
went through the native part of the town,
where the people are so thronged that it
is difficult 20 drive through them. Such
odd groups squatting at the doors of the
hutS, aud sometimes such handsome wild
countenances ; then every now and then
a Chinese with his twinkling eyes and
yellow face and satin dl ess stalking
along amongst those black naked crea-
lures. ! believe the whole country, and
our being here aud everything about it.,
is dream. When We got out OF the
town the road was straight and shady
and few scattered savagcs ut the doors
of their little clay huts, with their boys
climbing up thc cocoa-trecs, were the
only human creatures We met Then
We came 20 camel 10y the roadside the
first had seen then two jackals fight
ing then, on the road we saw pretty
English britshka, which-at first We
feared was MS good rs ours It was
drawn by beautiful horses in silver har-
ness, and Il footman was running before
II and sitting cross-legged ON the front
seat was n rajah, dressed precisely rs he
was the first moment hc came into the
world he had not even turban on, hnt
his long black hair was hanging over his
shoulders. lie was smoking his hooknh
and seemed to be enjoying himself very
much. / rather e4yied him-hc could
not have felt half so fcverish ~ I did
with my clothes on. letters from Mdia.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-11-11
Foreign and Domestic Commerce.

The relative proportions OF the foreign
and domestic commerce OF the United
States may be shown by few figures.
In 1868 13, ia vessels entered at
Chicago exclusive of canal boats and
vessels under 200 tons, while at the ports
of New York, Philadelphia and Boston,
has nearly double the number Of arriv-
ais that New York has. The returns for
New York are 7, 100 ; for Boston, 4,637 !;
and for Philadelphia, 1918. Baltimore
has 2, 460, and New Orleans 1,739. On
the Lakes again the returns give Buffalo,
5,729 Cleveland, 4,015 Detroit, 5,337 !;
Oswego, 4,6Ss Milwaukee, 4,6OS. In
1869, for the last six months), the fig
ures are even more favorable to the in
ternal commerce. The number of YES
sells entered is as follows Chicago
9,003 New York, 3, ,639 Boston, 2,5S3 /;
Philadelphia, 96S; Baltimore, l,22l F.;
New Orleans, 909 Other statistics show
that the foreign commerce of the coun-
try bears but small proportion to the
home trade. Large as is the business
done on the Mississippi River, that which
crosses it is of more value and of greater
dimensions. ne 1nceSSant movement
of railway trains, and the countless boats
that traverse our rivers, lakes, and canals
represent a volume of business not to be
computed, and in which the ocean ton
mage is a mere fraction. 1t is this inte-
rior movement which is at once the sign
and the cause of the wonderful growth
Of the country, and which rises to "a more
astounding dimension with each success
sive month.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-11-11
JOB PRINTING

o. all kinds neatly executed at the lowest living
prices. Our Office is well furnished with mater
ial and stock for this department, and we now
have experienced and competent workmen TO use
them. IL you want any printing done you need
not go to the city, or out Of the county, for you
can get as good work and as low prices at ihis
Office as at any other.
, 1870-04-01
STILL Oh HAND.
Another Attempt to Rescue u Prisoner In the
Court House.

Thesc Ia only one way to c1ectua1ly get lid Of
tho thieves who fuicst the Court uouse every day,
and that is to shoot them. Every bailtf whose du-
II 1t Is To accompany the prisoners from the Re-
coedera Courtroom 70 the jail should be armed.
and II any Of the friends OF the convicted attempt
a rescue, a 1cadeu bullet viii prevent them from
accomplishing their purpose The Superintendent
VI Police does not seem Inclined to bag this game,
and US another attempt w2s made yesterday TO re-
lease 4 burglar, It iB time something was done
10 KuaFd against its recurrence. Yesterday
afternoon Turnkey Stone, having In charTc Michael
Mckinley, the hackman. who broke Into Buffers j
Co.'S auction storr recently, lefl the COURTROOM
AS he cane out OF the door, q young nan yelled
out, In the slAnG OF tho profession, Here he
comes" Policeman Deccllc, who wA present In
citt1ens clothes, caught him BY the collar; The
rush thc!r setbns proved they intended Stone
hurried Mckinley down stairs, and Decelle fol-
lowell him closely with his ha1d on his revolver,
to be ready for action should occasion require it
Tns capsn.ed ie9T Sa,e te name a., q Thomas n =,
locked up for the night and brought betoTe him
this morning. Such an example no doubt will be
made OF him ~ shall deter others Of his Nk
from conducting themselves rs he did. A
man named Watson. who WAS recoEtzed by Ba!ain
him on WEDNESDAY, was arrested u The court
room yesterday morning and confined In the Ayn1-
cYJ- lie also viii probably be disposed OF this
morning. The tmpudence Of this cr.cksman
into court Of tusttcc- tsk1nx seat and witness
tug the trial OF . friend There wcrr not 80 many
Of TIC professionals present yesteriAJ Qs on We'd
ncsdAy, the fear OF 4 raid being made BY the po-
iec, aonotless sserlag many a. " aray; EnonEh % & can
well, and Superintendent Kennedy ouRht to be
ambitious enough to sec how many outlaws be can
securu 1t one time
, 1870-04-01
TIE CITY IN BRIEF.

Tux ro1S1 FOE Ho1nrsG TIE ANIMAL E1rosI-
r1us OF the Woollen Manufacturcrs' Association Of
the Northwest secms each year TO become nat-
ter Of more md more importance The leading
cIucs OF the West are engaged In generous stvsa-
y to Eecurc this exposition In their own localities
Although organized but two yeszs, these e1ros1-
tons have proved very successful The ntss one
wss held In Chicago, and the second In Cincinnati;
mcnt for the exposition to be held there St Louis
and indianapolis arr already In the Geld, and have
made pro1oaitions to pay The entire expenses u
the Executive Committee will locate the cIPosa-
ton al either he present year Not to he ontdons
the leading citizens Of Chicago have Issued eau
10 the huKincss public To use i8 influence 10 haze
the exposition Tor $50 held here. meeting, TO
perfect Arrangements, Is called to meet At the TIT.
mont House. this afternoon, II O'Clock. AL
buanes men arc invited especially to attend
GEORGE G, SKA1oS, who IVES arrested sometime
ssp for abst1ncitnE lettess from the Post once,
hid nn21 hearing before United States Commits
sionez Horne Jesterday, And was held In $a,soo
ball for ulni Seaton WAS before the Recorders
Cont on Wednesday Afternoon Cd = witt OF habaas
,rr1sx issued On error In the warrant, and the
Stnicmeut that he had been forgotten stnce taken
nfo cus1od{.wxs m cr1pI+ Judge AHster re1usf
u hare auythin9 to 10 with the case, As It came
T1thn thc jurisdiction OF the United States Court
hr Hrit Il 4 said, was issued against the wan Q!
Scaton, Who dearrd TO re1nNn in }aA untu nls u'A
cane on. ....
rnw.Rp DAs1r1s, Bridgeport butcher, wa
, 1870-04-01
GREAT BRITAIN.

LONDON, nalcn Sine tpA says the departure
OF uoopa ana 2 btsel batter5s JUST organized Tor
opelauo1s III Ene hed river country, Will be de-
layed rev DAYS. The reason for TITS Ia TINT d
delegation from that settlement Is now on t8 way
hers to " an explanation Of the dtnauon Of NJ
1MIa oet0fe me EoselnmsnL anlnoElues and 20
ncnon VIII De taHen until INC Delegation c11 be
heard.
LONDON. March sl.-A1T1Ved-Stear snip Hlber-
nan from Portland
LoEDoN, March sl.-Ths now Of specie to the
Bank Of England. thA week. u unusually heavJ:
me Amount on mana Is gsea1ef py 9aa1ou0 ta6n NJ
the corresponding time LAST year.
a cargo OF horses cattle, and 6heer, Wn!cn ar
, 1870-04-01
bAsl7m
A Man Forces His Vny Into u 1lonsc
nnd Attempts to Kill q Tou0E
WomRu-A deed without
n Motive.

Committing rash deeds without q motive seems
to be In vogue Just now. Another case Of assault
with intent to Kill, which occurred early On We'd
uesd8y morning, was revealed BY the police yes
tcraay morning, silence having been maintained
in order that the per1ctFntot might be arrested.
Shortly after O'Clock on the morning mentioned,
u young man raped at tue door Of q cottage In
the rear Of No. lis Nather st1eet, occupied BY
Gusta Smith Admission being denied, be kicked
the door IN Rushing p-stars, he knocked At tho
door of the room In which Miss Smith waA She
arose, and taking lighted candle from
the bureau, opened the door. Al sooa Is she did
10 the man walked Into the room and Knocked the
he door, puled out revolver md aFed. The giri
ecreamcd, and he nm down stairs and escaped.
the inmates Of the house adjacent, occupied bJ
Aa,aam Eerch, and they ran to her assstance-
Observing Ter Tying on the noor anu bleeding, ono
upon IN examination, found th1t the bali haa en-
tered the scar Oh the left side Just above the car,
asqs sSeusS se%aS n
the patient placed in bed. On Wednesday
afternoon one Of the girls Who boasu1 with Madam
porse so CAVITY. vi q tie FTet
Street Station. E1ora were al once made to ar
rest the assailant Miss Smith had told one Of her
female friends that Gus:avc Brachmann had cotn-
nccused called at hex house and asked nsr Il what
he had heard was true. She replied "So.r He
work In q shoemaSeT's shop on Blue Island avenue,
he WIS arrested and tnken to the Twelfth Street
the station on Wednesday Afternoon, and gave \
description Of Rrachmann, stating TINT It WIS he
who attempted To Kill her. When taken into hts
presence. she fully identified him as her would
| he murderer. Upon being nsxcd II she ever
saw him before tho morning tn question she gave
q nesadvc snsxer @ Btseamann n naint,lns s m that be
referred to. There Is eou....alns mysterious CON
nectcd Will the a0ai- which rc1nAlns to be unrAy-
elled The girl has given quite \ number OF con-
7 taadictolJ nccounts OF the shooting, and her ve-
! r4city Is consequently questioned The prtsonc.
IS etd to be \ quiet Industrious and aobcl
| young man, and, although an occasional
visitor at Madam FeFcns establishment, va.
| neyer known to be guilty Of anything unlawful
lie wta released upqn i1rnlsainE $50 bail las,
| evening, the wound OF Miss Smith being only :
t rcsh one hearing Of the case Will take place =,
| the Cn!on Street Police Court this morning.
, 1870-04-01
MANHOOD SUFFRAGE.
Qualifications OF tho Colorcd People
Over shc Ratification OF the Elf-
tecnth Amendments

Qualifications OF the Colorcd People
Over tho Ratification OF the Ell.
tecnth Amendment
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune
SPRINGFIELD, Ill, March sl.-The day Of Jubilee
has come. The stain Of slavery and It's attendant
isquallncadons has been wiped from our national
cscutcheon, and manhood suffrage has at last been
proclaimed afrer long years Of weary waiting. The
news Of this glorious frulton Of the hopes OF
millions was received here last night with the
coIoresi Color cirzens, who With feyelish an1lety had
been waiting for the swift winged telegram to
P1Sea "a sasY sGna ssa .n o n 'e1 Sk u
citizens had been waiting for this news, and when
+ ad susa e s sen Of ey a Up som
Of artillery awoke our citizens amid the music Of
>is our new-eoTn % voters singing :sJohn Browns
soul Is marching. on:r the loud voices, Of
The enfranehised people shouting slory
vent TO Joy unknown to our white citizens, made
scene that will never be forgotten by those who
witnessed IT. This morning the 1ng Of the now
House dome- Old line Republicans met and shook
hands with congratulations on thta accomplished
long faces, 61t Tie maoTity of our citizens seemed
pleased that at last the great agony was over, and
that this question Of human rights Was settled. OF
n rs + 1S whs,
at would seem, therefore, that for the present
the amendment IL nart Of the constitution, and
such, when the States afe duly notified until 9TH
| crVise pronounced, the people are compelled to
| accept 1t. We DO 50 under protest We have IL
bcsn friends et the eoo5e neops 1ut Es
franchise Will Increase their happiness or contri-
hute to their prosperity. He Will ind the suffrage
f hlssns 61t 1saeF e., an nT1aon ~ 70
| and corrupt politicians. No honest mAu can con-
, 1870-04-01
INDIANA,
Final Settlement of tho Question
Concerning tho Morgan Raid

Efunl SctVlcmrut of thc OurefIon
Conccrntru shn $500 ri,
C...s 'oe ofeAAn 1NsAAo
SA%AAlak'
spcc;,l pesrateh to The CHICAGO Tribune ~
1en,,r,no, ~ 1Ss"st -, ~ Gses., 1..s,. -
tsp.AsAio'As, .aalcn SL-eneIA .easen r.
cesed, tnts morning., from tue auditing depastment
OF The Treasury at Washington, the opinion OF At
toIney General HoAf on the mattcg In difference
brtW cen The parties In the Tyeasury DtnaItlpeut
and the oclals OF our state iu regard to the Nor
The Auditor OF Accounts claimed The right Of 70
ing over tho vouchers and claims furnished by the
commission appointed by Governor Ra-
our citizens. ard also to have
nroof furnishr1i him in eIact1F he satu wny as II
vas to the commission Thls cur otticials denied,
and resisted. The Auditor then appealed to Attor-
ner General Tfrar WIN Decided in faynr of the
, 1870-04-01

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md made the ertinsse. q Ih9mal' re4u-t The fs.t
w9tn. :, Thoma. rusttton md instance added sere
r1 items cstiatc and hn.1ly gave Thomas NY
..d ctsiustG q sab. rayiaE that ho might sdd for
hi1,,et NIL, l. md "Ii"ofIh: TTchis Fas'ct shafcycr
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m.tins il Up to s was fer Ganlins oat md bafysas
RIGHT ss ot whish Ihoa,a hsd Espss.ented there VA
m informed *nd believe no night soil VI. excayeied
and the excavation Mas a put IL around tho budlnF
Thomas. tSfEued} THOMAS McGEATu-
SuhaEbt aud swon to, lei orc INC, this ath day Of
MatIli, ls.u ... -.
tsiertd) r ". Bn1pGE, Notary Public
, 1870-04-01

caafRed, before Jns1ice Arnold, yesterday, with
obtaining meat under fa1ea pretenceA According
70 the evidence, short time ago Daniels called Il
man sast DC la ordered wof1a Of mes, I'D
wanted It What he said he had purchased wal
Etven 70 him, and he left Nj. Turner heard Of
not paid iort or ordered the beef, be had war
INIT issued for hsa arrest, and It WIS served BY
Constable DcutAch, yesterday. The defendant Hss
held In $500 bail for trial
soNx TINE DCRN0 "WEDNESDAY E,our the cigar
store Of Hent3 Koch, Nc. rs West Randolph street,
was broken into and rubbed Of IN overroat worth
nd tobacco. The commission storc , of Dan.eis
ssennx sna roeoea of thirty 81 Sa
Early yesterday morning . burglar entered the
dwelling Of Henry keeber, No 81 West Polk street,
and appropriated = silver watch and S IN money.
An E,FtoYE In the Bhoddy factory Of Rollins Il
KinssJ Eoa- y and p Illinois street, named VII
liam LinBaJ. had his left alm caught In the ma-
chneiy on "wednesday afternoon, and died from
the effects OF h1s Injuries the same evening. The
laiSy lS1s Issndefsd vsldiet u i *see'denta dea.a.s
Deceased WAs colorcd man, 50 ycatS OF age, and
leaves a wife and four children.
IT Is sow STATED that the settling Of the earth
over the city sewer put under the Northwestern
Transportation Company,s building, at the foot Of
Iasalle street, some time slncs, canseA the buck
excavation Of the Lasalle STREET tunnel, a. WAS
previously stated.
The BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS, On yesterday.
paid their customary monthly visit to the scene Of
tho widening and deepening Of the Illinois Canal,
at LeMont- The co0et-dams have been removed,
and the canal will Ike freed from distractions and
open for navigation to-day.
THE VERT LATEST NOVELTY In Chicago Is the
establishment of an association to insure plate
GAEs windowR. Several well-known buslness men
are Interested In the company, and We understand
It will be IN running order in few da.h
BOHEMIAN WOMAN, 1hout IS years Of age,
whose namc is said to be MrA D. II. Feldmau, was
placed In the County Jtt Last evening. She Is In
sane md has worn male attire, even 70 the AhlIt,
for some time THIS morning she viii be sent to
the County House
THERE ARRIVED from Jacksonville yesterday
four insane persons, pronounced ineqrahle-Hen.
r1ettA Lyman, Adoph POTTER, Judith ucFrod. and
Heinrich Eorchera They viii 60 to the County
House today
TIE IRNH LITERARY ASSOCIATION VIII meet
this evening in the new hail. IN the PEirlt Farmer
Building, on Monroe BtIFet opposite the Post
Once Thele Will be debate and other interest,"
Ing exercises.
T1ckEr No. 1,os&, ssid to be held BY LewA 4.
Perrin, Of Chicago, drew the $4,000 prize IN tho
| last drawing Of the Royal Havana Lottery.
DER1so rIix LAST local year Of the Board Of Po-
nce and Fire Commissioners, ending March 81,
$50, there wezc exactfJ 900 drcs-
, 1870-04-01

-EE CcChI HoCEE sTB-HAsEAESf Cs1S1E4tT.
The folloHtne very interesting document, IT,
vcaling ccrtain facts ah1Ga: the Court House sub
basement contract, will be formally presented to
The committee OF nine At It's meeting this morning:
E-a:r cf [His foSriy Of Edo1, CITY u C1fa1po:
Tle ma. ArCEath. Etz bling daily swoE. tsss thst be
kEnUr William fhon2a. Superintendent Of construction
md ENGINEER Of heating .rpsa'us in Ihe Cork County
( fu.r: that about the fasr part Of March. 1e6a ard
tHo E1Ir dare betoc the souttaet for work Ii the
fnt,luzr1peut of EsId Court 1oaSe let. 4tsact a
thc frtart Of eaid Thomas. .rnt ssid Court Hossc
aa.acnt TO examine and ascertain what !vosk
r dour .sid basement aad dsede whether be would
II sGr oi saId Thon11 IN raid baat1neat atisnt MI
horu ekCteh Of ttr wnt 70 to b. done by honAr md
- ttld by Tbon,AA th1t the made by Ho&e
hsTessn ii aaia et.ns vsaa ;he1 y Thoma. far;
smcs,rt II work he eonc that with ea!d ThntnAs a
fpt examined the plao whcse te work VA 70 be done;
-. ThnnAk told IL ant that the Earth, &C., tXclrAtcA
soad nes bare 10 y ea;d ous.ide shs sly 1ns q
Ger that su e1caEst-d ea1th, &c. would bare 70 be
raed cot and buried 70 - 70 1sko aoanta ~
La. he =. rented 70 the oshef hlddeH that n
ne su1 othes 9Th but that In fact. such NIL NOT tie
, 1870-04-01

new ToRK, March s1.-Latc Havann correspond
enee atates that TWO battles have been fought In
the Las T1nas district both Of which have r.
suited in the defeat Of the Sraniarla- II was
thought thar General Jor,,Hn commanded In the
last light The report OF these Cuban Victories
The text Of the address OF the Spaniartts In Cuba
to the SpaniArds al home, mention OF which has
leen made W telegraph, has been published. II
foreign power, and concludes with this t1ecia1a-
ton: 1.-THE SPannrls who arc 10 Cuba may be
conquered, but ccded Or sold, never, Cuba shall
remoin Spanish, or We will abandon her when con-
tn aEh hos
, 1870-04-01

Two Umzns and Severnl Horses. Cows.- and
Wagons Consumed.

ON ECRlIf0 STREET.
Abont twenty minutes Of o'clock ycHterday
cause, In = barn In the rear Of Nc. 80 Burung
street, owned by Daniel Lawson, and occupied by
George Lander. The structure was totally de-
s1royed. Loss, $500; no insurance Five horses,
a COW and two scavenger wagons belonging to
were insured for 500 each in the Firemena- An
ndioining stable, owned and occuped BY John
Corcoran, Was also totall{ destroyed Loss, $3.50;
werc In bad condition, and several Of the steam
en- on the way to the nre wcre stalled; still but
little time was lost In reaching the IRE
WEST MADISON sTHEET.
The alarm from Box No. sS1 At II O'Clock yestcE-
day morning. Was caused by the burning out Of q
West Madison stfeet damage nominal.
ADAMS STREET.
F. At hA1f-past o'clock last evening, the burning
out Of chimney in the two-8tor3 frame building
No. 1;3 Adams street, caused an alarm TO be
sounded from Box No. is.
, 1870-04-01
FOREIGN.
FUREl6N.
A Scheme of Faith promul-
gated by the Ecumeni-
cal Council.
Dissenting Armenfans to be Ex-
communicated,
Reported Insurgent Successes in
Cuba.
ITALY.

RoxE, March a1.-At The meeting OF the council
to-day The sehema d. fds was promulgated The
Holy See granted three days for the uitstdent
Armenians to submit to its authority Thai time
having expired, and the Armenlans having shown
no BiXns Of yielding, d major excorumunlcauon
will bc tssued against them.
PARIS, March 31.-1t Is hssAted here tAnt the
Ecumenlcal Council Will Immediately corumcnce
the discussion Of the seheusa OF infallhility. ln
that case, the French Ambassador will not return
AL prFnn
, 1870-04-01
EPAIN.

MADRID, March 31.-The government officially
announces determination to abstain from all In
reference In anai1a Of the Pope and the Ecumenl-
cal Council
MADRID, March 91.-IH the Constituent Cortes
yesterday, SenoT Ryero, in reply 10 question, as
sured the Deputies that no kilograms from New
York, In relation to the war In Cubs, were to be
, 1870-04-01
TO RENT-STORES.

>><s--c<+e--<>To :
ITO REST-LARGE BRICK BUILDING NOS. 4
L and f.E WnbAsh-av, next to MA!ean Dorse, BnItab
toE a1E srEs roon, aud plenty Of Ugh
, 1870-04-01
1EcuEy Drainage Contract.

PRINCETON, III, March al-The Drainage Com
contract for the Green River Improvement, one Of
the most extensive works OF drainage ever under
takcn in this State to F. H lalor, Civil Engineer,
OF Chicago
, 1870-04-01

The Ladies' sorosss Club, or New
YORK. recently changed thelr discussions fra1n
wuuspt suffrage to IiNr Preparations and Piuplc
DtlisneIr. They declared that wasTc Itrre had
, 1870-04-01
HOLLAND.

Hague, March 31.-An animated debate occurred
IN the Chambers recently, on a question Of rrtyi-
leEes to one OF two rival cables 10 Anerics, The
Ministers were at length instructed u MIKE equal
tG{m8,
, 1870-04-01
BUSINESS NOTICES,

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INVESTIGATION,

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