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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-12-16

NIPPLE experience has shown the Dry Earth
"A system to be more efficient IN preventing foul
smells, and far less costly in construction and re-
pairs than the Water Closet SYSTEM and that it is
in all respects entirely satisfactory whether for the
SICK ROOM or for constant use.
The Earth Closet offers to all, in. town and cour-
try, every benefit possessed by the Water Closet. at
far less cost with the additional advantages, that 1t
is portable, and can be moved to the bedside in the
sickroom.
1t promises more In immunity from offensive
odors, from infection in disease, and in the saving
OF fertilizers than has ever been accomplished by
Il single invention,
In the COMMODE, the apparatus and earth req
ervoir self.contained, and movable pail takes
the place OF the vault,
For use in Bed Rooms, Hospital Wards, InfrTn.
aries, &C, the Commode is invaluable is entire
IN free from, those faint depressing doors, common
to portable acdter closets and night stools and through
its admission OF the greatest niseres OF human
life the foul smells OF the sick room, and one vi the
most frequent means of communicating infection,
mAy be entirely prevented.
For circulars and full information, address
Z. w. GRAFTON,
Agent Earth Closet Co.,
No. Bridges Block, Augusta, Me.
fravr yxff
The New York herald., 1870-05-17
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKET.-LoNDoN. May 16-4:3O
p. M.-Consols closed at 94S for money and
94h for the account. American securities quiet;
United States fve-tweniy bonds, 691s for the
issue OF 1S62 6Sss for the issue OF 1866 90A for the
Issue Of 1867; ten-forties, S5I Stocks steady. Erie
Railway shares, 1Sta; Illinois Central, 1l2h.
PARIsB0URsE.-PARIs, May 16.-The Bourse closed
irm Rentes, 55f. 07c.
FRANKFORT rBoURsE.-FRANKFoRr, May 16-Unted
States ive-twenty bonds closed active and firm at
e5X 95A.
LIVERPOOL CoTToS MARKET. - LIVERPOOL, May
16-4:s0 p. M-Coiton closed quiet at 11%d for
middling uplands and 119sd. all u for middng Or.
leans. The sales Of the day To- 900 bales nclud.
Ing 1000 ba es for speculation and export. Corn,
29<. Cd.
HAvRE CorroN MARKEr.--HAvRE, May 15.-Cotton
opens heavy for on the spot and anoat Tres Crdl.
naire on the spot I32Hf
LivERrooL Provisions NsMARKEr.-LryERpooI May
16-4:3O r. NJ Pork firm. Llld firm.
LONDON PRODUCE MARKEr.-LoNDoN, May 16-
4:3O r. NJ Sperm oil flrmer Sugar quiet and
steady for ON the spot ana firm for afoat. Hops
dull LInseed cakes firm. Liaseed oil firm.
PETROLEUM MARKET-ANIwERP, May I6.--Pe.
troeum opens firm.
The New York herald., 1870-05-17
bolp ATTEMPT TO BUY TINE PRESS

W eek or two ago brother OF ex-Assemblsman
Campbell was tried before the Police Commissioners,
on complaint OF roundsman Heap, Of the Thiueentn
precinct. After the trial Timothy y. Campbell as
sailed the Roundsman In the hall OF the Central Of
fee with volley OF abuse and threatened TO run
him out OF the precinct for daring 10 report his
brother. Every paper In the city recorded Mr. Camp.
bells singular action, and Heap was not removed
Ait Alter yesterdays ri1ls policeman Of the
room at the Central once, IN full uniform, APP
preached the reporter or the HERALD, who was the
only occupant, ated that ne wanted the papers To
''Ro for Roundsman Heap" and ne had few dol.
lars to eXpend as consideration for reporters. lie
was queslionei as TO his motive, when hc admitted
that nc desired the HERALD and sun 70 ''go for
Heap" ana he would pay well for IT, lie Was DO.
ltely Informed that the reporter OF the HERALD was
paid by mis- employer, and he was referred 10 the
consolation.
The New York herald., 1870-05-17
Q = Z = y An =. .
General ,. Hxbsrs Farnuw,

This well known soldier and citizen OF New YORK
died at his residence. In siuyyesant square, OF
Brght's disease Of the kidneys. General Farnum
was born In New Jersey In is2s; bat, hts parents
removing to Pottsylle. Pa, while he was a child,
he spent the early years OF MS life Ia that town AT
the outbreak OF the war with Mexico he Joined the
First regiment Of Pennsylvania volunteers OF which
he became serseant major, serving with Il and
gaining dist ncuon. On the return of peaoe he
resumed his cvil pursuits; but love ~
adventure took HIM froin thgsc 20 Join Walker 5
flibusterng expe tition tn Mica aqua. ON m /,
breaking out u the reb sllion q ceased took the
field as major OF one or the regiments ln the Excel
sior brigade. He served CALAMITY on many battle
fields In Virginia, and was prom succ essyeIy 10
lieutenant colonel, colonel and brigader general.
At Spottsyvanll he was severely wounded In both
legs, and beng thereby incapaciiaied Tor further
active field service was transferred 10 the Veteran
Reserve Corps, 10 which he held command till the
close OF the war, when he was honorahly mustered
our. SuDse iuently he held position IN the Custom
House In this clty, and which he retired from some
time ag). General farnum was a gallant patriotic
ntlenan, warm aud open heafte |, the possessor
Of q large number OF friends wdo esteemed hin
highly, and by whom his death will be deeply de.
p.Ored.
The New York herald., 1870-05-17
POLITICAL REFORM.
Constitution Of the New York CssscIi sf
Political Referw-As Ensss ss secure Coed
LAWS md Faithful Oniccrs.

Constitution Of the New York Counelf Of
Political iteform-As Ensss 60 secure Coed
LAWS md Faithful Onirrr~.
SYRACUSE, May 10. 1870.
The constitution OF the New York Council of Poiit.
teal Reform. inaugufated by the state Convention
held In Albany IN Aprii last is published. The
Council Is TO consist OF iss members-one nom each
county and seyenty-four az large. IL object IA %
secure 10 the State Of New YORK good laws. honestly
and thoroughly administered The measures pro.
posed for securing the objects q The Council are.-
Fust-To hold the several incumbcnts OF civil
oflces iii ,nis state to a strict accountability or per.
sonal appeal: the exposure Of abuse. aud pa Gu
Ion Tor m mlifeasanle TO co opera Win IN 'se who
ere FOUND TO be iaithfus 10 press the caims oi hs
ali irs and by wbitev r other means the csyii aud
moral interests Of the State can be rromoted
SecOHd-IO org tiilZc anu hod Jlirlsu.s Ton over
auxiliary councils thr Jughout the State whic shai
develop their own iliiDediate Heids VA ha mon,
with the Safe Council. The memberships OF aux "a.
airy councils sinai ne composed OF those who shall
subs ribe to this constitution.
Tnbd-To educate the public conscience In regard
to the duties and responsiveness OF citizenship
through the secular an religious press. public dis
cuS5iOnS Sp cial Appeals, special agents, ana b,
Whatever other means our population can be
reached and influenced and right public sentiment
Great d.
The officers are to be president, fye vice presi.
dents, recording secretary. correspond ng secre-
consist g OF the Oicers OF the Council and six cen
ad itional members. The COuncu shall nave lower
to cal State Conventions which shalt be composed
OF the State ana auxiliary councils.
The New York herald., 1870-05-17
NIXON, TIVE aloomlNsuAle sususasa.

John Nixon, lately sentenced In the Passaic
County Courts TO twenty years. imprisonment
in the State Prison for the murder Of Mr..
Cisco, arrived in Trenton yesterday, and was
locked up in a separate cell In the new wing
OF the prison. 1t will be remembered that nc was
previously incarcerated IN the same institution on
charge OF burglary but was pard oned by the
He appeared perfectly self.possessed yesterday and
apparently resigned 10 his fate. and requested 10
be set TO work Immediately, asking as favor that
he should be assigned TO the care OF his old keeper
Mr.. Burgen, under whom he was willing TO undergo
any amount OF hardship.
pleaded guilty 10 a charge of burglary no the
Mercer County Courts, were also Committed by
Chief Justice Beasley for the respective terms Of
five and three years. About three weeks ago o des.
perate attempt was male by these two burglars To
escape from thee ounty jail At Trenton, but through
the vigilance OF Charlie the Sheris colorcf assist
ant, the scoundrels were detected while I'm the act
OF unlocking the outer door OF tho buiidIng.
The New York herald., 1870-05-17
MATRIMONIAL JARS.
A Husband Beaten Nenriv to Death on hi
Wifc,s Account.

Husband Beaten Nenriv tn Death on His
Wifc's Account.
John Dunn OF Second avenue, near Thirty.
ninth street, yesterday morning arraigned before
Justice Blxby az the YorKvilie Police Court
where he was held to await the result OF injuries
alleged TO have been inflicted by him and a man
named Brady on Thomas Bennett, residing at No
7+e second avenue. The following are the partlcu.
lars VI the assault and the reasons thereior:-On
saturday last Mr. Bennett was brought to court on
warrant taken out against him by his wife for
Abandonment and refusing to support her.
Alderman Cunningham, who was on the
bench aud who investigated the case, discharged
Bennett whom he thought to be more sinnsd
against fhan SHINING. Before they left the court
Bennett asked his wife TO go home with
him. but she promptly refused, and straight
way went 10 Dnnn's house. There Bennett
went on Saturday night. and again begged
hts wife 20 20 home with him. but II was
all to mo- purpose. To her home she would never
again return. Bennett was, OF course ready for any
mischief on being irritated in such manner by
his wife, lie spoke rather 0bnoxiously TO
Dunn, who resented by striking him. While
botn were guarding friend OF Dunn's,
named Brady, struck Bennett on the head
with siungshoi knocking hun senseless
20 the noor. Brady was arrested shortly after the
assault, but it was not until yesterday that Dunn
was appfehended. The injured man, Immediately
aftcr the assault, was removed To friends house at
No. ssS second avenue, where he now lies under
treatment Of a doctor, who cannot say az present
whethcr Bennett VIII recover or not.
The New York herald., 1870-05-17
THE INDIANS.

The CheyeBney the War Path -The Raid
on the kansas Pacias Raiiresd--rwenty
Men Kiiicc-Tresp. Cnsrfist the Read.
DESyrr. March ia. is7a
Tue indian raid of saturday. the iph. extended
from kit Caisol westward fcg forty miles. the In
dams supposed 20 he ch hycnne. were IN small
rariies o I'VE 10 ten thnuyh AZ LSke station ihey
are sai TO have been 90 strong They weai north
wes', ant fanher trouble - apershendod. Two
companie. Of cavalry lroa Fort waiaee reached
Carson so.Gay ana w4A be distributed at grazing
cauips along the read. and GA on me roai wal
not be in.eTrgs.ed.
The following report Is sTe'lap'c;-Two miles from
West Caro- thirty head OF mule. we're faa oa aud
ore IA n wa. fsuai dsa and a 4 Thlen nle 3
west Nj. D0ley an cn1 neer was kitei ana rs
team c1pture. A. the sam Mace an thei pertt hsd
nghi, Va which Two men were siied aai q 20
wounded And their ieams capture x twenty miles
west run IN az q fo0s place. "a wacI oae man
was e ard enc wounded. twenty I've ties wckf
one man was klsled and one badly wounded. Ne
W ~ pr0basly die. AZ Nillow ~prings Nauerlx's
Mexican train was attacked tsefenty miles vest.
one mEn was led snf four woan led
report from lake station aght TOOK place
between 200 Indians and ave Mexican wagon irnias,
IN which one man was kl led and three uOuNdef.
several Indians were killed. NsnY men are missinv.
The roial number oi kicd n probably twenty
Tneir names are unknown.
The New York herald., 1870-05-17
ENGLAND.

Radical Rcv0lutionlsm--A ssScare'' in London.
LONDON, May 10, 1870.
Considerable excitement was created here yester-
day by the arrest Of fifty persons who had just ar
rived from Birmingham by railroad.
The prisoners oil had revolvers on their persons
and were plentfuy supplied with mOney. They dre
supposed to he Fentans.
The authorities are taking further measures to pre-
vent any disorder.
The New York herald., 1870-05-17
MAILS FOR EOROPE.

The Hamburg mall steamship Hammonia VIII leave
this port today Tuesday for Plymouth Cherhoure
and Hamburg.
The mails for Europe Will close at the Post oascs
at twelve O'Clock noon.
TUE NEW YORK Decentralization for Europe-wlll
be ready at ten O'Clock In the morning
Single copies, In wrappers for matlIng SIX cents.
The New York herald., 1870-05-17
Beautify the SIiu.

Even inherited disease Of scrofilous character can bs
cured by the persistent and regular OF srAFFORD'S
IRON AND SULPHUR POWDERS. The natural magnet
ism Of the body, which antagonsc mrcr
Gus and ernpye disease Is renforcoi and nenaned by
action or the ron and the whole system revnzei
vgorated THE sulphur beraes the enposoniDg principle
from the circulation In the form OF gas when deter
mined to the surface expelled through the
Of the skin TO feed Inflammation. The complete and
thorough.
Sold by druggists One package, I2 powders 81 three
packages, S2 90, mailed tree. Money sent
HALL h RUCkEL, 2lS Greenwich street. New YORK;
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BURNED 70 DEATH.

In Newark yesterday ABOUT noon young woman,
twenty years OF age, named Jane Reynolds, met
with shocking death. While endeavorIng to &C
celerate the Light OF the fire she poured kero-
sene oil on the wood. An explosion took place ana
she was fatty roasted alive. She lived only about
five minutes. The house, LAB Newark street, also
caught fire. The 1remen turned out. bat A. was ex-
tinguished before they arrived. Miss Reynolds was
only months this cOunLry
The New York herald., 1870-05-17
The Reconstructed Cabinet.

PARIS, May i6. 1870
The Journal Omcel of tnis morning contains a de-
cree announcing the nomination OF the Duke de
Gramnlont as Minister OF Foreign Anairs
jacques Philippe M4ge, al present Deputy IN the
Corps Legslatif Tor Puy de Dome, Minister OF Pub.
lie Instruction. and Charles gnace Plichon, also
Deputy in the Corps Legisau for the Department Of
Nord, as Minister OF Public Works. vice the Marquis
OF Talh0uet
The New York herald., 1870-05-17
Federal Troops tn Purs.st 81 the ~svase.-
Three Hundred Head Of stock .tslsn.

II. LOUIS. NAY ~ 1870
General Pope has received Dispatches from Gene.
raj Woods OF Fort Wallace slaling that he hss sent
troops OF cavalry In pursuit az the lndlans who Al.
tackled the worknea on the Kansas Paciro naAgay Il
l. not known where tne Indians came from o. %
what tribe they belonged. They went Nor,h after
the aitack, biAins aDOat 800 head 0l stock With
them. They were 300 strong
The New York herald., 1870-05-17
What the Esslish Pnb,ic says.

LVNDVNs Way TO, IsEU.
Tue result Of the international yacht race when
occurred on SATURDAY forms a theme OF newspaper
comment aud general conversation.
"a reported that on The retnrn OF the tug Gem 20
cowes parties nom on board indusiriousl olrcu-
lai,d the iasehood that tire sappho unfairly shot q
mite and half ahead at before the signal start
1ai statement has been telegrsphed 10 many OF the
sporting newspapers % England.
The universal conviction now T.. however that the
sappho fulfilled a the conditions OF the race accu
ra'ely aud honoraby, and those most concerned
readily admit it
Mr. Ash'ofy. OF the Cambria, Is blamed by his
friends Tor not Insisting 90 time allowances.
The New York herald., 1870-05-17
Kllto ON rHs tae RAILWAY.

brakeman on the OIL train OF the Erie Railway
named iohn fuohey, was in tha act OF coupling cars
AZ the Wechawken oi yards. yesterday morning.
~hen he Ie between them an was run over His
arms ana legs weIe almost dciacbed from his body
and death ensued IN -h0rlme. He re stded at the
saILer Of North ihrd and Prospect streets, Jersey
Csty Coroner Burns VIII hold al inquest
The New York herald., 1870-05-17
MISSOURI.

The Pacific Railroad Accident-verdict Of
fr the C0roner's Jury.
St. LOUIS, May 16, 1870.
The Coroner's jury this afternoon rendered ver-
dict that the collision near Eureka last Thursday
was all caused by the disobedience Of orders and
culpable negligence Of William Odor, conductor,
and Joseph Tracy, engineer, Of the extra freight
train in running said train at least fifteen minutes
behind the time given them, through orders OF the
train dispatches. Orders have been issued for the
arrest Of Tracy but lar he has eluded the officers
The New York herald., 1870-05-17
NEW EastY NAIioNAL sUAap.

The Second brigade OF the New Jersey National
Guard will have a military parade tomorrow at
Trenton, n. j. Major General Theodore Runyon aud
full corps OF suoaltern officers will he present.
and, in the absence or the Governor, the men win be
reviewed by Amos Robbins, President OF the
The New York herald., 1870-05-17

Royal Havana Lottery.-Prixes Paid In Gold.
furnished The highest for Doubioous
and all kinds OF Gold and Silver.
TAYLOR CO.. Bankers, Is Wall street, N. Y.
The New York herald., 1870-05-17

A.--YOuuger by 20 Years IN the Appearances
OF the man OF 90 or the lady ofnever mind how
he or she has charmed away the gray hairs with
PHALoNS VIfAL1A. Pleasant clear and transparent
No sedi
The New York herald., 1870-05-17
The Irish Land Bill.

LONDON, May TO, 1870.
In the House Of Commons to day members went
into committee on the Irish Land bill, and amerd-
ments Of detail discussed. The clause In VIII CHI
provision is made for advances to tenants gave rise
to a lively debate. Mr.. Gladstone believed it would
create confidence In Ireland. The government
would be amply able to control and recover any ad-
vances male.
MIR. Claiborne Hardy considered the principle of
the clause socialisc, and believed practical effect
would e to multiply small holdings. Messrs. For.
tescue and Patten supported the clause, which was
put to vote and sustained by a majority OF 81.
The governm mt successfully resisted other at
tempts to amend the bill
The New York herald., 1870-05-17
The second Yacht Race Issue-Opinicn' Of
sse tmpire Regarding MIR. Ashbury's
Ctaiu.

Ctains.
LONDON, May, 10. 1870.
The contest between Mr.. Ashsury and the um.
pre- Of the yacni race trials between the Cambria
and sappao regarding sne Issue OF the second
race IA generally regarded here IN q light
unfasorahe to Mr.. Ashbury. II is considered un.
wafraniable his part resist the decision oil the
umpres and referee after starting In the race.
The wshd at shc time OF starting was blowing half
a gale.
The yachts sappho Dauhtess and GuIneveve were
me 0ns vessels when yeatared outside. They
proved their seawouhness and showed that the
Anercin vessels able 70 sail well In the Channel
sea ana In the ronghcst weather.
Ma. Douglas iesgrsphs "ihe sapphc. having been
taries directed 70 round cherbourg breagwater did
80. the sappho claims The cup.-
Mr. AsLbuFy protests az ansi this
The New York herald., 1870-05-17
SPAIN.
The Cuban War Question--OHic Reports
- from the Island.

- from the Island.
MADRID, May 10. 1870.
In the Constituent Cortes ON Saturday repub-
lican Deputy made speech, wherein he spoke OF
the insurrection as still existing In Cuo, notwith
standing the repeated statements on the part OF the
government that 1t mad terminated.
~ senor Moret the Minister for the Colonies, replied
at some length persistng thar the insorrecton was
really ended. There were predatory bands Hf insur-
gents still In Cuba and some skirmshes had lately
occurred but entire order would soon be restored.
The official news from Captain General de R)dls
gives universal satisfaction.
The New York herald., 1870-05-17
Issue Of The Second Contest Between the
Sappho and the Cambria.
THE sAPPEO SWEEPING TO VICTORY.
Hcr Companions i'm the
Channel.
What is Said of Mr.. Ashbury's
Position.

ny series OF cable 'eleg'ams-special and from
o'her sourees-daied In London yesterday we have
tie loving reports Of the issue OF the second yacht
race c,ntesi between the ssppho and Cambria.
The New York herald., 1870-05-17
TELECRAPHIC NEWS
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
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Napoleon in Excellent Health and
Among the People.
The French Cabinet After
Reconstruction.
FRANCE.

Health and Popularity OF the Emperor.
PARIS, May 10. 1870.
The Emperor's health Is excellent.
Yesterday he attended the races and walked
among the people for long time.
He was voclerousy cheered.
The New York herald., 1870-05-17

A. Miss Edith OGOrmau ut Cooper Instf.
tute Wednesday night, May ls Subect.rhe Rom ish
friesthood Their Power Over Their People and wha, Il
Leads to-"
The New York herald., 1870-05-17
WISCONSIN,.
Further Particulars of the Burnina Of the
War Easie-Fomr Lives Lost.
MIIwACEEE Nav 10 1870

Further particulars OF the La Crosse disaster re.
ceived by the train today state that four lives were
probably lost. They were a Miss Mary Uirich, Of La
Crosse the coored barber OF the boat an oil gentle
man from Kentucky on pleasure excursion, all
supposed to have been burned 10 death on the boat
drowned. The passenger list Was lost, hence the
difficulty Of ascertsnng the names Of the miss ng.
The to al loss to the railroad company Is about
S200,G0o, partially insured. The STEAMBOAT War
Eagle was valued at $4,000, and was not insured.
There were numerous lnsrri inces IN other private
Offices and the total OF the losses Is estimated ut
A250,OO0
The New York herald., 1870-05-17
TIE N:TIOyAL GAME.
rushlIl and Bailey vs.. Iudspcn.

HHu fSWf1Vy fUU6VFTutUfs
The score Of the game played between the Tath
and Bailey Independent for the junior champion.
ship and silver ball Is as follows. The game was
paved at the Union RrnlInns YesterdaY:--
The New York herald., 1870-05-17
Colonial Slavery.

MADRID, May 10, 1870.
In the Cortes, Minister Moret promised the early
Introduction Of bill abolshing slavery In the COLO
mes.
The New York herald., 1870-05-17

A.-For Restoring the Original Color Of the
HAIR, DISPENSING DANDRUFF AND CLEANSING THE
SCALP, REsTORER AMERICA IS WITHOUT AN EQUAL.
The New York herald., 1870-05-17

Rheuma tism, Scrofnln, &c.-ExfraordiuarY
cures by HYATT's LIFE BALSAM. See Eighth page.
The New York herald., 1870-05-17

A.-ls0r stylish and Elegant Hat Go to
EsfENsCHElD. Manufacturer, No. lis Nassau street.
The New York herald., 1870-05-17

A.-SS,1OO Rent--NO MOre.--Rushton's
Drug Store has removed from Astor House after 80
ii Barclay street. Prices one-thrd below Broadway prices
The New York herald., 1870-05-17

A. Rumrill e. Co.,
Jewellers and Siversmiths,
beg leave 10 announce that they have removed
stand NO; 2oa Broadway, 10 the commodous store
NO. 2I3 broadway, corner Chambers
We desire to call attention of Diamonds
Watches, Jewery and solid spverware.
Our assortment OF Watches includes imported and
a ful line OF American Watches, at lowest prices.
The New York herald., 1870-05-17
Honor from spain.

PARIS, May 10, 1870.
Madame olivier, wife OF the Prime Minister, has
received tho decoration OF the Noble Ladies OF
Spain
The New York herald., 1870-05-17

A.-Eor n Stylish aud Elegant Hat Cali on
DOUGAN, l03 Nassau street. corner OF Ann.
The New York herald., 1870-05-17
ROME.
The Anti.Infallibists

ROME, May 10, 1870.
The list OF fathers opposed to the dennition of the
dogma Of infalibillity now numbers quite 100.
The New York herald., 1870-05-17
INDEPENDENT
The Athletics OF philadelphia vs.. the Oiym-
pics Of Washington.


About TWO thousand spectators witnessed ihs
game OF base ball tnis afternoon between the Own
pics OF washington and the Athletics OF this city
The game resulted In favor OF the Athictics2g 10
The following Is the score by innings:-
The New York herald., 1870-05-17
RUSSIA.
Diplomatic Changes.

Diplomatic Changes.
ST. PETERSBURG May 16 1870
Baron de Brunow, the Russian Ambassador to
England, has been appointed to France, vice Count
de Stoeckieburg, deceased.
Grand Ma. .shal schouvaloff will succeed Baron
BrunOW at London.
The New York herald., 1870-05-17
Parliamentary Progress-CompuIsory Educa-
tiOn.

LONDON, May 10, 1870.
In the House Of Lords tonight Lord Sra.heden
introduced bill rendering education compulsory
and establishing rate for the support of schools.
Action was postponed pending the consideration OF
Mr.. Forster's bill In the House of Commons. With
out other proceedings Of importance the House ad-
journed.
The New York herald., 1870-05-17

Diamonds, Watches aud JeweIry Selling
at reduced prices also taken in exchange and bought
cash GEO. q. ALLEN 53 Broadway under ST. Nicholas
Hotel, between Broome and Spring streets Formerly 45
Broadway.
The New York herald., 1870-05-17

Cristnd0rO Unrivaiicd Hair Dye.-Soid
and applied at his wig aud scalp factory No. House
The New York herald., 1870-05-17

Cepiienen,s Hats, Dress and Undress, for
spring and summer wARNOCK Co, bl9 Broadway.