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The FaIsc-RepoftingT Tribune Exposed
and Condemned by the Associated
OYVioR EEw ioRK ASSOCIATED Pass, !
Nm. \ II 1871

OYplcE NEw YoRK ASSOCIATED PREss,
NEw ORR, Oct IL, 1870.
A. special meeting of tue New York
Associated Press, held this day, all the mem
bore journal # Commtrc,, Htrdid, WoHd
Times Eaprtss, 7rJeHG and sun being
present, the following preamble aud rcsolu
ton were adopted;
WHEREAS False 'tDorts haze 6tca pu6-
hsAed by he Tribune, charging upon sercral
members Of this association the Mctt, or i'm
proper Uso in u mVtiidt,d form, Of special
despdtches 10 Hdt para, Il Is hereJy
RESOLVED, That Ills dissertation author.
iees he contradiction Of this report IN The
papers Of he association. No member Of TIE
AssocidtiOn ran hdct an C7cluSi,C right 10 a
depdtch Of character; ami ell Uho p,iRi
the vholc or any part, as they choose, haze an
squa right TO consider Il Ndr oca.
1t was ordered by the Association that the
foregoing be signed 10y the President and
Secretary Of the New York Associated Press
and transmitted for publication to tho mem
bers Of said Association, and TO all newspa
pors receiving dispatches from this organiza
ton (Signed)
DAVID NJ STONE. President.
ISAAC w. ENGLAND, Secretary.
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FROM ne commercial Adrer'tser OF IcNsrdry,
What with religious services, the firing of sa.
luics and Iublc meetings the Cubans yesterday had
good celebration Of the anniversary Of their strug
Gle for independ nee. They have fought long and
well agurst sran and they have contenlcd bravcb
against fearful odds. They were entitled to the
sympathy OF the American Government that Of she
people they have had-but the Government has act
ed IN tho interest OF a erled neutrality, and has
letn influenced by Spain to course OF conduct, de-
pressing TO Cubans and not consonant with the as.
piratons Of her people. They say TINT men aud arms
may 90 TO Cuba, Uut not armed expeditions. Then
tey stop men Who are about 10 leave, and libel YES
tels whose cargo eNcites suspicion. IIaLGe and
Irussln are tolerated IN acts which are forbidden
Iuta, and Spain dictates and directs the course Il
our OnlclaIs.
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New York Another Pertq.

The familiar witt.cism which describes
Paris as tho abode Of good Bostouian.
after death has lost much of its point within
the past few weeks The multitude Of
wealthy, well dressed. md tolcrably well
educated people, 10 whom the French capital
was about the only spot in tho worll whore
existence could DO enjoyed, must DO dread
fully dsconsolate. They find thcms Ives
for the present shut out from thor paradise
by q circle of fire and steel as impass ,ble as
the flaming sword that guarded Eden and
whether the siege lasts during the winter, or
whether II terminates earlier; whether the
Prusslons capture the city or ara scattered
by the patriotic heroes now swarming be
hind and lcrore them, it is clear that Some
other city must be found TO serve as the
worlds pleasure ground, until the rayaccs
OF war can be repaired and tho apparatus of
amusement, now shattered and PROSTATE, can
be set up and put ir motion again. We de.
sire to nominate Sew York as a candidate
Cor the vacant place,
The great attraction Of Paris WINS in the
facilities 1t afforded for the qualification OF
si-| tshn for r' kinds Of sensual pleasure
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pitfalls, which may discharge their patients
cured, has been the dream Of more than one
thcorist but the dream is apparently as far
from realization as ever. Nevertheless, it is
pleasing to contemplate, and should never he
entirely lost sight of We owe it as Chris
tian duty 20 ourselves and TO society not
merely to punish crime, but to diminish it by
every possible means; and the prison care
ought to be made one of these means in
another sense than ~ mere restraints on
personal liberty
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SUNHEd AIS.
for a brever-lIe brews Xxx.

Text for brever--He brews Xxx
More people run for office than reach it,
Norm nism has been introduced ut the Cspo
| OF Good Hope.
The claim Of Oriental women for their rights
| vii douhtes he withouta ven.
A nephew Of Andrew Jackson has turned up
IN Sioux City as spiritual doctor
Mrs. PartnCton says she gets up every morn
| Ing nj the shrill crow OF the chandelier.
A Boston savant has Published book which
| processes 10 teach grammar IN seven hours.
The cemetery rt Saratoga is the place wh,ro
| most Of the desperate a.ratlons are earned on
1t is proposed to establish at Long Branch
ncSt year hotel on an exclusively jewish bail.
-Areyenue collector in Missouri recently tried
90 collect any cents head IN ball roon-ae tar
hops.
The Kansas Pacific Railway has a scheme on
foot for rrigatng three millions OF lacrcs along the
route,
-Gerrit Smith has purchased tho only tavern
in Peter borough. ~, and turned the bar nto
reading room.
When Paris was found to be too tight place
fr the Rank Of France the bank taken another
p!ace-Toulo
The sculptor and poet Story has been foI
some time past Ia England with his family. d,yoted'c
literary pursuits.
Tho census takcr found boy in the Third
Ward Of Rockford. nj, Whose Christian name WIT
"star spang.sd Banner"
"A young lady OF sixteen, who had woru
short dresses I her ne positively told her mamuE
eho would wear them Jhgfr.
The palace of Wilhclmsh0he, where Napo'
Icon is residing built, II Is said by the ector
Of llessecs asset, shortly after Revolutionary war.
with the money he received TOR the loan Of twcya
thousand Of his turl ,c 90 ,i England In stnr
iudci cudcncr. Tue au.Hcil structures, waterfalls,
lakes towers nalacN. S. his property, "a to
have employed two thousand men fourteen years IA
tlrir construction, ant th' cost found 70 be so
cnounor, that The accounts de'uoyci For tacs0
twelve thousand uessaus scnt 10 ngh one fathers ami
i've thou'Nnd more cont t. resist the INVASION Of Scot
laud hy the Preenler En.Aa pas the Elector Of that
duy q. 1000 ualcls, or about t',ooy0).
"A literary corre.p nlaut Of the New Orleans
SuHdly Times solves mo question concerning tho
oriRn nj the two hitherto untraceah,c quomuonA
oh ave pu1z cd literary eff ces IN the Csosc,utt
~ We" 100 the AOgul wa; Co. Consistency VOL
aud " mo- lost &. slgAi, 20 memory d'ar' 10" N''
appeared u.ua,lY 10 Mutta .N', C.eoula VI e .'H'
EuAlsh and Scotch Ballads, Est lu tue ballad . .|"'i
EohyG Eou.hhc-d" are the following lines IN "meIl
spIcSr,:
Iush' lush my Il,sic .ush Thoughts rc'icnN
town.rI.uI~ r.H rrIcl
r. i,s /. ra DIS nue.
e. e., .'' ., I 2sre-''
.u4u lolyu.
... .r ye,srs Nt'tsl 0r an Ola
author NOT reoplcr.ri'
nr 'r' ING nlugr.ng''h
....... So 'Ait I.r. f tuu lice
...... g.. '.' f.u. eve
Ny em9, an uou.H a',n 're.'a
r tSSs' eye! - sr s hey io,,y aayem
h9 fb SS,Irf S.t ,rGr % meu' osar
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low it Feels 10 be shot IN Battle Expert
cnccs of n G6rman soldier ~ Metz.

There! a blow in the breast, Q tearing in the
BODY, i.ll win loud Try and terrible pain there
lay, one OF tie victims OF this bloody day. Ny
Grst seu-alll wss oGgcr a. Il blow. ny sCconl an
clucctll.L o, seeing myself explode for Judging -
the sound Uf the 4. II believed | had -!cGHde in
mN lo'l ten came the pam, and With 10 helpless
ness and falllug. On, hoN ilgltfll are Use first
moments, ! Where | was hit, how was uUnded.
could form no idea; only ielt that 1 could not
SIR, saw the battalion disappear from my signt, and
myself alone on tie ground amid tho fearful howl.
iug aud whiS'liug OF the balls. which were iuCessant
" s'rikiug the earth around me-. with difficulty
could turn nv head little, aud saw behind me
two soldiers attending on ih.d, who was lying on
he ground,
"Or what happened can give n account. eycept
for the Jain and turning thirst had the upper hand
Al last both OF them ran up TO me, and with JOY /
company. Where are YOU woundodr Is the first
question could only point, My dress was quick
~ opened, and IN toe middle o. the breast bloody
nound vac found, which tie doctor hastily bound.
The balls still constantly wbizzed round us one
struck toe doctors helmet, and immediately felt
Another wound With dimculty was turned
round, to look for the outlet OF the bullet but II was
stu In ny body, near the spine. A. last Il was cut
cut Is the wouna dnnserousr Tsskad. i hope
not Tray tel me ne huth' Not pery danger
Gus, |! is TO be boPed,' and with the emphasized
The wound 10 the arm Doctor TiS. fortans amy
Was looked for Ia vain the ball hai merely cnused
lessly' ! extended my hand TO the doctor and
thanked him, as also the attendants. whom | com.
miNsiured TO send woru 70 my family.
" Nc1se.cssly II whiZ2Cd and how "a around me
The doctor hHd carefully laid me on my cloak with
my helmet hrmly on ny head, In order IN some meas
ure 70 protect me rom The ie,den han Tins IL
alone with nv own thong ts, amid tine most terrible
fire, perhaps for an hourani hNf An rl, thonyhts
A. Ear - pain and increasing weakness allowed,
TONED to tie dancer which surrounded me auC only
when too much SAT- from tho striking bullets " a,
sbs ST J.! on my .'dy da re%sm0sT my nlo cay
waiting, tie sanitary detachment came 10 ne"
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Particulars have been received Of an earth.
quake IN 1lihet some time ago. The account,
which il supplied b. the Ncar-Apostpic Of The
county, slatcs that the first shock was lct NJ i've
IN the morning Al sunset the town OF Bathauy
was shaken nnm end TO end, and nearly all TIC
housrs large and snilI, fell u the ground, buryiur
half the population or more In the runs. Arscnas,
magazine - the large and splendid Lamaserri ton,
an'cd by 5000 L1mas," all descended at once into a
vast grave. Then furious wind sprung up and a
nre bruHe out, which continued for twelve DAYS
burning m the living aud the dead ana everything
else that mo earllquase had snlred ii3 Lama
priests, 10 Chinese sOdlcra - TLhetan soldiers mn
% lh.bCtu onicills, AMI 2S1? other people were
de'uujci. The writer surmises that the earth
quake Was felt over an extent OF $50 niles from cast
to southwest, ana 90 mites from north to south
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Senator FENroN has been beaten in his

Senator FENToS has been beaten In his
own home. A contest for the regular Republican
nomination for Congress has been raging in that
district for some time past Mr.. FESroN favored
PoRrER SHELDON, the present incumbent, and
for long time the District Convention, which
consisted Of twenty delegates, was equally di-
vidcd between Mr.. SHELDON and the Hon. WAL
rER l.. SESSIONS, who, in addition 10 being q
very good fellow and an exceedingly smart poll
tcian, s bitter antagonist TO FESros. Finally,
after many ballots, in which the two candidates
had received each ten votes, the Convention on
Friday last suddenly cast twelve votes for SIS
sroSs TO ten for SHELDON. This was what Is
called sockdologer for Mr.. FENroN; but whether
1t was accomplished by pecuniary influences, as
was the case with his defeat at Saratoga has
not yet been proved. The eight delegates who
voted for SuLDoS, instead Of concurrng in the
nomination Of SESSIONS al once withdrew and
organized a new Convention for themselves, at
which they nominated NORMAN NJ. ALLEN. Thus
there are two Republican candidates in the dis
trict but there is little doubt that SESSIONS will
receive majority Of tue votes.
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PerlIOu- Ride aud miraculous Escape.

~ "'7 ~ wv IT -I'FTTT'
The last car Of freight train jumped or the
rails at pOat lalf was TO Independence Ono man
was ON the roof and the car commercial such
lrnitic dance, jerking over rocks and ties that he
could not spring to tue next, nor DO anything hut
hold on for dear life. lie shouted-yellcd; but lie
needed voice Of steam 10 have boon heard al the
otler end OF the long train. quater OF mile md
The irons began 10 sAiyer and spit ard whrI and
shoot along the Track the man still KNOWN. that
a 'earipl moment must come and stu h0i ling tn.
sci, on BY tho break wheel with ali his might And
al lass II came. The car had thundore along Tor
nal mile, when, the fastenngs all broken the car
parted nom the rVlling gear, turned and rolled
saved ~ tie moment that The car BEGAN to iall he
sITaig for the bank and reached II at thirty feet
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NJ. n. B.'s Police Again.
"a M gfffIv NJ IN. o..

=. SIR. Last sunday evening, while passing down
fll lvunue, near 1hr'y SECOND street my attention
wM az acted by police officer walking IN tue oppO-
site 4 rtcuOu, leaning SIDEWAYS, aui acting while In
motion A. though he was under the influence OF liquor
H. ailtacied 90 much attention that Inquired Of an
otef 1Wcef near Dy the of the uAn's stI lnge
movements when TO my surprise he informed ns lie
man spoken OF was parAYked ana had been some ono
ytl WAS n9mpelled 10 10 lnty N that condition Ms
name Edward lJyau, ~ the Tyeuty.ulnth Precinct
avenue ana Thirty fourth street A IAAPAYkR.
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TIE hoc Era is the title of new monthly
magazine devoted TO a diffusion OF a knowledge II
Judaism aud Jewish literature. The editor is the
Rev. Raphael DC. levin, and the first number is
highly crediiabe production OF the Jewish intel
lect In this free country the Jews are rapidly in.
creasing In numbers wealth, and consideration, and
heir religious and metaphysical views must com
msnd Ike Increase Of respect from all literally
enUraisd men
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Connecticut Prison Discipline AgnIn.

''V"' VIC " WW'IU IVHTUII VCI, Z.
On SUNDAY, convict in tho C0nnecuc"t state
irisuu ~ Wtther~hcld, Tor some misdrnr.uur, was
handcuhri and pluced in dark cell. S.Ius doubt
ailsug as TO the security of the shaC;cs D'upty
N"uen Martin went TO the &C u and iouu thai tho
iCIow had released himself Tao convict mado a
thrust At Martin, but tlo latter staupeI back and
cooed the door. II wac attorN ard discovered that
Tie prisoner had q knife IN h. possession.
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lie has had the same common school education
which is provided for the rect Of the Democratic
masses Of tho city. and that Is ALL But defective
as his education is in the eyes Of lordly sristo-
Gratis who rule Tammany Hall, II has enabled
him 20 gain what they never have gained, and
never will gain the affection, the confidence, and
the respect Of his fellow citizens.
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SIN b. what authority does the Pls'm SER NJ
New iorS impose tax upon GUvernmcnt emr overs
NuuUr his control tuI Iotical purpo.esP T, l.ttur
carriers, the majority whom rec We Oult 800 per
atnum have had t2 deducted from their saI, with-
out then consent, ana Without any lnqulti Del .
made a. " whether they could AFFORD IT, Tho 81 hey
knew " when tbev receiy oil their Salaries liuus
tle. A man Of fam Is, with salary OF onN tFp, ont
OF which he has e. buy Hlt Uniform NOT pfitd
contribute ;l2 toward toe expenses OF on holIuIs
and OhSo.sgoAers. DENENCl,
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The Adventures who still hold sway in

The adventures who still hold sway in
Madrid have had the arrogance TO intermedle
with the quarrel between France and Germany,
and have been justly rebuk d by Count BIsxArcx.
The Count declmcsio coun'erance S,GosrEs aud
PANS impudeuce, and tells them in so many
words to 90 TO tue devil. The idea Of the crca-
tdres Of BoSAP4RrE in Madrid who have Lone 50
much 10 bring Spain into universal contempt,
coming forward the arLiters Of European affairs,
is 50 rcplete with grim humor that DlsEAEck must
have been strongly fnused by such grotesque
exhibition of brtggadocio.
The scandalous revelations Of the private cor
respondence Of NAPOLEON are said TO expose the
intrigues of ErGESs with her countrymen in
SPAIN and the influence Of that Inflated woman
in using tie lloHENzoLIrRS episode as pre-
text for goadng on her husband TO a de-
c!arsuou Of war against Prussia, all in the
hope Of placing, in the event of success, the
Prince Of the Astdr,As upon the throne vi IsA-
BELLA.
The present intisues Of EuCls.E and her hu.-
band, and the rascpls at Madrid, for the purpose
Of restoring their power in France as wcll as in
Sp in, will oil come TO nothing.
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The arrival Of GARinALDI IN France in the
present crisis possesses all the Importance Of a
great historical event. Though bowed down by
age and iufrmity, his spirit is snll the same as
Of old, and bis prcsonc, in the Theatre Of action
must exercise an electric influence upon the
Republicans of France, rs well as Of Italy and
Spain.
All the signs OF the times point to an extensive
republican cornsgrotiun as the inevitable result
Of the present conflict; and The alleged effort Of
the Piu.sian ana English roHarchics in behalf Of
the restoration Of the imperial power in France
cannot but contribute to intensity the republican
feeling and 10 give Il wings in Germany as well
as in France, England. aud spain.
The war m.y soon turn into one between mo-
narchica and republican idca., aud the Germans
may yet become eni2lred 10 the masses of mcu
by having given a mortal blow TO the Second En-
pire in France, and thus TO all the thrones Of Eu-
rope. Surely King william aud RIsNIRcK had
no such purpose in accepting the challenge Of Ma
PoLroN. They arr. on the contrary strainiug
every nerve to avert this logical result Of tlcir
own unconscious action. But ilcy have opened
tho focdgatcs Of liberty, and they Grc much more
likely to be submerged in tAu swelling tide than
the people, whom they hope 70 suliug4te forever
under the yoke Of kingcrafl and aristocracy.
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In the course Of two columns of abuse of
Sheriff O'RRuN, which The Hra'd dsgnccd
itseli by publishing yesterday, mention is made
Of bis uueducated intellect The snecr UNI
doubledly came from Mayor HALL, who has had
the range Of the Hrdlfs columns for some
Il onths past, and is entirely worthy of that gem
tleman's feeble wit aud undemocratic snobbery
MI obmEN is not college graduate, nor an at
ioIney " law. nor even poet like Mavor HALL
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Louisiana goes hopefully on, ami there is some
reason TO anticipate the entire overthrow Of the
corrupt faction tina, now rules the State In the
city of New Orleans the unh-W ARNorn party, who
have nominated Mr.. DuN,s for Congress, mean
TO make an earnest tight Tor his election. lie is
q mulatto, man of extraordinary talents and
cultivation, devote 70 study and literature but
no, j" sensible to I'll. duty Of o,criurnng the cor
rup. rchy tht BE-. grown rich at the ev-
pense OF the people. lie will be supported by
the mass of tie oo,or,d voters, and by men Of
every party who desire reform. We earnestly
wish lin success. II Louisiana is not to be made
bankrupt she Nus, elect To office different men
from those whom B.. Aas g. ,en GI'..- the past
three wears.
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LOWELL, Mass, Oct ll.-James Chandler
Augustus Crummett John Burns, md two Others
were XII cd by the explosion of boiler In Aliens
ers were injured, some supposed fatally The boi er
known.
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The sisters Of the distinguished pianist give
this evennga concert at Association Hall, Two
or them are piansts and one singer. and rumor
them.
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Justice TO Germany.

Those who are at present 30 much In
ccnscd against tho alleged aggressions of
Germany, seem TO have become oblivious of
the fact that the French declared war against
Prussia, with the avowcd purpose Of captur-
ing Berlin and of conquering the Rhenish
provinces Fooled in this burglars attempt
they now declare that Germany shall not
have an inch of French soil but upon what
principle of justice or of warfare can Germany
be expected to be lenicnt toward the nggres
sor who openly declared that he intended to
rob her of her territory? How can Germany
consent TO rep in in future exposed to threats
and invasions of the same natureH 1t is all
very we'll TO pity France in the hour Of her
misfortune, and TO mourn over the fate Of
Strasbourg, Metz, and Paris but it should
be borne in mind that France was the
apgrcssor, that France has been the bully Of
Europe Tor the last century, and that Ger
many entered upon the war only to protect
herself against her neighbours encroach-
ments
fNAPoLEoN had taken Berlin and the
Rhcnish provinces, would there be the same
fuss which Is now made about Germany g
siege of Paris and her capture Of Alsace and
Lorraine Certainly not; because the world
has been 80 much &c ustoned 10 French am.
bition as to PALATE all It's excuses. Ger
many, ON the other hand, has always been
so modest and conscientious that she now
takes mankind by surprise by her exhibition
Of national dignity and mcttle, and instead
other efforts being commendcj she Is actu-
ally censured. But the radical lallacy oftha
judgment is obvious, and reflects little credit
upon the sense of justice of the world
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Whom will tie loung Democracy support
for GOVERNOR HIS name must appear on their
county ticket. Will they vote for wooDroRp or
HoFrMASp II tho former, how many votes do
they expect to POLY fthe latter what will DO
the effect upon the party this, sold out the Hon.
lloRACE GRgELEYy
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II THOMAS A. LEDwrru could run for
Mayor as an iadPc7de1t Democratic caadilo's
against 71mmany and o'HALt, he ,ropld maize 4
greet race and ,eehiHk copld be 3sc'rL BRVhi'
yr'eo8s 'oId him up y attempting? 10 nomiHats a
complete tict,,, tho cka0cas are HIt h riR DO
bslf,a
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We nominate f6t Congress, rs the Demo.
cratic candidate in the Fourth District, Gen. Man.
TIN McMAnoS, lately Of the Sixth Army Corps in
the Army Of the Potomac, and since then Corpo-
ration Attorney in this city. lie is a good man,
good lawyer, @ true patriot, and very good-look-
ing What says Boss TwEED' Does he second
the nomination
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a respected correspondent at Elkton,
Maryland reports the shooting of chicken
thief At the henroost Of Mr.. J. c. BorLDrN, on
the Locust Point farm MIR. BoULDxS hailed the
chicken thief and, falling to receive reply, fred
a charge OF shot ut him, which wounded the
thief very unpleasantly, but not dangerously.
The chicken thief then said his name was JErF.
DAVIS, and that lie was ouly there to watch while
Others went into the henroost 10 steal.
This statement Of the chicken thief of Elkton
is like that Of JONI RUSSELL IoUSO, the notori-
Gus Sneak News Thief Of New York. When
caught, YoUNo pretended that lie was only watch
ing while others were stealing for him but a
Committee Of the Associated Press, Of which the
lion. ERAsrUs BRooKs and tho Hon. HENRY J.
RAYMOND were MEMBERS thorc lghly examined
his case, and decided that he was not a mere ao.
cessory, but was himself sneak news thief, aud
that as such he must be kicked out Of tho nj
bEnej and IT Aas done accordingly. However,
he was worse aud meancr than the chicken thief
Of Elkton, lecause he stole from his employers,
while the chicken thefonly stole from a stranger.
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The Nen Era of Atlanta. Georgia nomi,
mates for 1872 Ulysses 5. GRASr for President.
aud AMOS I, AKTRsAS for Yice.Presdent. A
wel.baanced ticket.
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TIM SrN is L. o'niuG more aAi more the
subject Of general interest. The last develop.
ment IN this d rccGun Is an invention reported
by professor Of Dartmouth College for photo
graphing the spots on the sly. Thee spots. it
seems, are rather hard TO "Gx" on account Of
Tvs SuS'o bu-h:.,ss g., 90, -.uNcusp'