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SAILS oF RIAL Estate -Latimer < Clearv
aUCtlOn6eTs, have sold east part lot =. in square
80, improved by a two-stOry frame house
trCntiDg on sib street east. at intersection of
Pennsylvania and South Carolina avenues to
y. b DODnelly, for 81 ,2Ic; also, lot IS square
rs, with two-story brick house, on Corcoran
street, 10 4. Ii. Church. for - eco; also, lot 80
adjoining and improved likewise, to same for
IS, sSe slsO, lot % III square $685. with two story
frame house, on 10th, between X and $ streets.
10 same for - SEQ; also lot "a. square 6s; with
three-stOIy brick dwelling, on Defrees street, to
ri. NJ. RoLIer. for 5000.
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The SISTERS or CHARITY in charge of ST
AIMS Infant ASYLUM, corner of 9th and X
streets, 1.-THE Circle, with gratitude ckno wlelge
Benevolent Society.
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STIAH OABPET-BEArINo WORKS,
y No. IS Masss Acssss, befsesss ~ dsd "a 81
fhe undersigned 10 nov prepared 20 execute 81 @
eeFs q hort notice IN the cLIANINe OF CAB
Pits, Of ell qualities and sisss. Tor Information
oon 1o6 o1PO010g. uy1f y. ~
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RAILROADS.
DALIIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD

PALIIMORK AND OHIO RAILROAD
wAsHIssIos, June 6, lse.
.Ss TSsa IN ssfhd5ssr .nS e. ~
WEST are no" F TOR 4 Bk .ILiTfsi Sit;
's' s tis as L. az s s:G fSs
",' a.'0 and fsSk sssAroL.,
:, at S ;a And a ON m and aso No
Leave at fSf %s AZ sT "a isS and 'spn
sek AL P = AZ 81 20 f fPd
Icy so c sn Except SUNDAY, ct e:Ss and 12s
IN ssSd.sS !. $50 am. md r4.,. m. only, connect.
to Wbs Asiy fss5on With trains from Baltimore
For strssburs and point. between Relay Hsu.e
and stEssburs, leave g $50 m, connecting 81
~ IhTcssS ticket. e the Wet can se had :. tn.
fcr Ne. Teri, .hil.aslPhi., and Boston. -. 3D.
COL. e...r. H i;sr., 4 s: T.s;s.''1'sn
GEO. .. kooNTZ, Ges1 Az Z. W arlington. jels
DEL xsp sxx f5Es
Train, s..v..ws wAiH.ssISs. June s. is7s-noon
ES nj ]! =: ;sI' INV i iosah -, 61a
FOB NEW YORK, without change Of cars.
~, Lesye aaiy tsxoept Sunday q S:2s q m, l2:<s
FOB PHILADELPHIA.
Lesse daily Except sunday ct 1:ss o. m, 2:ss
,.,.oy SUNDAY.
Leave TOT New York ~ SOC D. N, and Philsdel.
eleeping carr Tor Ney York On D, m. train only.
Through ttckets % Philadelphia, New York. OF
Boston, can Be had st the station Once st all hours
fos schedule between Washington, Baltimore, An
nsDolis, end the West. Z. WILSON.
Master OF Transportation.
y. =. O0LE, General Ticket Agent.
GEO. D. KOONTZ, Agent, WaahinGton. leb
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LIE KNOX DIvoRcR--It is stated that the
Knox divorce case has come to An end "a ths
parues have determined to let the mater dron,
mis-. Knox LEFT this city q few DAYS since.
with Mr.. Knox, one Of their three children.
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BAsE BALL--Tbe second game Of a home
and home series between the Rosedale and At
lanue clubs, for the junior championship OF the
District, came of Thursday afternoon on the
olympic grounds, and resulted: Rosedale, IS;
a game yesterday between the olympic and
atlantic clubs, resulted in a victory Tor the for
mer BY score Of "A 10 G. 49, "
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BIDS were opened to-day by General Myers,
vices by water between this city, Fort Foote and
Fort Washington, Nd, until the 3Oth Of June
next. The contract will be awarded to Captain
1Ldiher, OF the steamer Fairy, who will trans
sum Oh 500 per month, making two trips daily.
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ATTENTION Is called TO the advertisement of
the Columbian College Law Department. The
class exercises and lectures are TO be resumed
ont,he regular day. october 18th; and the Moot
Court j. 10 be reorganized and presided over by
one Of the Professors or the school.
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LOCAL NEWS.
ATTACHMENTS. DC.

Matte, 4 T1latey.-The ZsvistOwskI Sisters in
a. The Ticket-Of-Leave Man"
EXCURSION this afternoon on the Lady of the
Lake 20 Point Lookout.
Saith 3 Art Gallery, 245 street.
Markriter's Art Gallery, ass eth street.
BarIov's Art Gallery, 81 Pa. avenue.
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CITY ITEMS.

ODFoN HAIL-The largest and best stock ~
Mems, Youths and Boys Clothing ever offered
in this city. Call and see for yourselves 92i7
NEW YORK OYsTERs.-Haryey & Holden
have just received their first consignment OF
" Saddle Rocks, p" Sounds, " Great Kills" and
EockaWays.' They are in splendid condition.
FINE CASHMERE PANTS TO ORDER
From 80 to 500.
Fine Doeskin Pants to order
From so to Sis.
Fine Cashmere Suits to order
From S35 to SIS
Deposits required from strangers.
One Price Only.
GEO. e.. HENNISG.
No. 40 9TH street, y. w.
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r.kkskss CAsEs.-To-day the cases of
n.r,,nsn, tne former members OF the fire de-
amounts OF their pay for july are 10 he rid
lie Proposed that while the proceedings in the
mahdam mus case are pending IN the Cirenit
poTatiOn monthly. e eoi
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TEE NEXT EXPEDITION TO AFRICA The s,o
ship Goleonda, belonging 10 the American Coz
oniZation Society, now in Baltimore will sail o.
the 1st Of November for Liberia, CARVING ont
the fall expedition, numbering some two 6un-
sired emigrants, principally from the Southern
States.
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FIRE.-Yesterday evening, about O'Clock
an alarm of fre was sounded from Box IS, By
Officer Brudengeyer, caused by the burning o
half barrel Of n0n-explosive Oil, in the rear o
the store OF Salter & Co., No. SIS It'll street. b,
the carelessnsss of q colored man named Thos
Saunders, who was drawing the oil at the time
The rremen and police were promptly on hand
and extpguished the tames-loss about $50.
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weekly, from our mandatory. All our goods
are well shrunk. and our prices are low. We
guarantee to sell the same class of clothing less
than any house in the city. Oak Hall Clothing
Co., So eth St, Washington, ID. e. eos
S1.-ONE DOLLAR PAIR.
The best and largest assortment of Kid Gloves
for ladies and misses at Baum's Hoop-skirt and
Corset Factory, i0S 9Th ST., between ID and T..
Ladies Undergarments made to order, and
large stock always on hand.
THE WASHINGTON CITY SAVINGS BANK, cor.
uer of Ith street and Louisiana avenue, is oper
from $50 to 7:3o O'Clock every Saturday evening,
in addition to its regular banking hours. Ii
pays interest on deposits.
HKNPLIR has all kinds Of Thermometers e..
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TRANSFERS OF REAL EsTATE.-The following
transfers of real estate have been filed in the
Office of the Recorder Of Deeds since our last
report:
SQUARE g45., sas9; John ". Brown TO MARY a. Cur
IN ! ard ?, .quare Ts, s24co; A; 0Lesry T. r.
70 MaTtks Barnes, sub ~ square As, ss.s7s:
starr Metcalt 70 John Tennison, part %, sIuarr
.nIs = Al Is square sc yaH 20 n;
Washington 10 b. Todd, east half Il, square 80,
quar- G part eanafe h.! .TaTe go Ps5ts p
.lsre SD land 10 square SIS y and ~ .9a RsI s
part 3 square SIS ~, square, SOL: 10 sIuare cd. mari
= squa,e 10 part Il. south of SD parts and
3 - uaIe leo O. QUAR- 6i3 part square ! all Of
september w ". Beans e. al to VIM. Russell.
Iaris I'd 3 gGare ~ Mar Barras 2! al to
q MURRAY. pert sub; a. square ~; S2ayJ, A. x
she!heTd TO J. W. Clark, sub IS, square 6lj.
seplSmIer s.-Barrison Burr to NJ. L. Haw~,r.
Hand, gaTI q sIusre, zee, s,9, President and Di
Alteit Glessor, sub q square, i2l, 81 $50.
sS Fdft # SQUARE s. s % p ar f a
l.. Mcrris1n sub 50; SQUARE SIS, Si,@o; ID L. Nor
. hna ne snci No.
r. ,gGsT sI 2;I Sac - = BIcwStO sety
D. Gaines, part II. square 6I ~, Rishar I'd
Poole to l. Middleisn' r. IS square $50 s7OO r.
s9O steer to James scfey. IL Z aud IL Il.
square al, corporation Of Washington 10 =
Flatt, 10, square 1895, south half u, square IOl 30
square H0I, west halt 9. square 26s
sept, mber 10 &c. bliss 10 J. III barrow q and
20 square III, 8 sc Whitney 4 Warner to same
NIB. ], square 3S, $500 J p. DcFlin to J anne,
Lynch, square as5, slloO; G. NJ. L.nckton t. s. II
Plumlty sub: lO3, square S5, Si.U0. II. VI Baker
20 A. h Ferris, west half {, square 75s. ; loo
September l2.-Jo eph Howard to w. T. Jones
pert 10, square so, fo COOPERATION to Kliza Rob
ersCn, part 2. square 5sl; NJ. T. Parker TO Julia
Kane, part ~, square 81, s 10; same to Geo Ell
wards, part 10, square 81, lO; jeremiah Council
20 Dennis OCOnnell. part 2, square $50, sS5r; W w
Metcai TO Bridget III cCleliand part ii, square Ol3
$50: ii N DyOtt TO Thomas Auldridge, south hall
81, square 465 SO; Brennan TO Bridget ollOran
sub S., square SO, 8 800 q. simpson 20 T. Hammer
ley parts 8 and 8, square $50, 81 435.
September B-h kiibeurn, trustee, to d. smith,
sub -. square S65, $780, Z Allen to Edward II ohart
subs. 81 and IS, square go, S6y0OO; A. q. Bradley
part Is. square is, 95l6; VIM. Lynch to Lexius A
Wood. %, pQuare lt2U. S600 Marshall Brown to Jas
Clancy county, S4l9 -; Corporation to w b
odd, q square 50; part g. square 49, part ], square
g. part :, 1909.
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EDUCATIONAL.

NlslC-A lady WISHES 4 fec more PUPILS N
W N SIC Also, BOARD, where instruction woul /
Pc considertd tnil partial pensaton. Adir
s13 street, near oh. sslS-
BuEL HALL.
Mrs. BUEL'S BOARDING aud DAY SCHOOL
for Young Ladies and Mis.e-, l42I e. se33 Iw
THE MISSES O>BpRNE YOUNG LADIES
SEMINARY, 1871 l0th - bet l. and Tho
rough instruction. kefer~nces.-Hon Wn n sew.
ard. eN - cretary Of State, Gen. John = Crnck-r
Hon. John hrz, Swiss Conssl General. seal 2m-
YOUNG LADIES SELECT SCHOOL
The Select School, under the charge Of Mrs CON
ORION and Mrs ANNIE T0LMAN SMITH, will
reopen MONDAY. September ~. For particulars
address the Primo pal, No 800 5th street. between
Il and streets wet. French department under the
charge Of Prof. II. Mason. se2l iu
TEE EVENING CLASSES IN MATHEMAr-
les, EnslIsh Grammar, Bookkeeping and Pen
manship. ~ Emerson Institute, 18th street between
sud h will be reorgsniEed on MONDAY, Oct 81,
lS0. FOR terms &c, apply to
}. r PATTERSON.
seI-u 1874 Vermont avenue.
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BROTHERHOOD OF TIE UNIoN.-At the regu.
lar annual convocatien of the Grand Circle b
were elected and installed for the ensuing year
q. c. W., W. A. Bradley; G. G. j., James Mar
row; &. g. F.. w. b. Price; q. s. X, Jane,
Dement,; G. Rep. to 8. c., W. X. Hall; Crane
II. Meades; q. W. D., j. I. Thomson; G. w. n.
Sidney Clemments; G. Treas. David Lascallett
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEMENTS.

FNoTICE DISCOUNT OF THREE PER
US GENT. Will be allowed upon General and
Spec al Taxes If paid en- or befor SATURDAY, OC-
'oter Isl, le1o. JOS. l.. SIM9S,
se-1 81 Collector.
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PROFESSIONAL.

A N. SPRAGCE, U. S. Constable - SPRAGUE
"a. BROWNING. Collectors aud General
Agens; office, room No. Colonization Building No
100 Pa ave, cor. Az st Washington d. G. SELF Inn
EREDk KOONES, NOTARY PUBLIC, COM
Il MISSIONER FOR THE STATES AND TER
hiToklES. Dispositions taken and Oaths admins
tered; OonveyaDcing; Loans negotiated. Agent Tor
the purchase. sale and renting of Real Estate
Once Removal to No sos street, between
oth and 9th streets N W SELF colin
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sHIILINGToN'S BOOKSTORE.

:. PA ~. rsrABLlsnrD r-n 55 !
~"I PADDLE MY OWN oAsoE"a
Il. T. PARKER, Ne o2T Louisisns avenue, lold
30. s,)HOUSE, SIGN and DECORATIVE Pain.
IER-doing, IN short, all that any painting estao-
nshment can do, and sarsns &C parirss dtctd<
rQtts-chsllengee any fair ana honorable pet
ton. As old citizensof Washington OF city year,
standing, carrying on business on Louisiana
between Sixth and Seventh Streets for thirty yesrs
he Is thankful for past fsvsrs AID socits cout.ru
ance OF the came. y. L. PARKER
fel-y No. 62f Louisiane s~eprs.
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K. DOUGLAS.
= ATTORNEYATLAW
Ofice:-In Thompson's Law BUILDING No ZIG
street, pposite Patent Office. AMI "
The New York herald., 1870-02-06
E u r O F. E.
The Question of Commerce In France
and Great Britain.
Free Trade or Protection as Agitated by
the Masses.
>~o~~S~~~ro~o~>~~>~oc>.~
M. Koche.crt's Condition and prepa-
rations for Trial.
-re>s~~~~~~>~~.~~sr~~sct.>
Traupmann's Struggle with the
GuiIlotine.

the Cunard mail steamship Nemesis Captain Bill
hinge. from Liverpool on the 22d and Queenstown
the 2sd of January arrived at this port yesterday
morning bringing our general European corre-
spondence detail OF cable teegrams, dated to the
day OF sailing from England
Queen Victoria was reported to be stffIering from
neuralgia arising, her physicians say, from dts
turbance OF the nervous system. due to exposure
worry or excitement"
The Duke Of hamilton, who Is making a cruise In
his steam Yacht, che Stella, arrived Constantlnople
from smyrna.
A telegram from London OF January 81 reports -
The ship koseniski, Captain Lawson. OF the Aber-
deem line, arrived In the river. is the first ship this
season with the colonial wool. There Is no demand
for steamers for the Indian ana CHINA trade VIA the
Suez Canal. The tonnage oi shipping hitherto load
ing on berths for these poris and the Cape or Good
Hope amounts 10 "A, lS tons for Australia and New
Zealand 81, 1886 TONS
The Duke of Edinburgh win arrive at Agra, India
December 20.
telegram from Yokohama states tiiat the steamer
Ocean Queen was wrecked In the beginning Of De-
cember, near Niggu.
A letter rom Constantinople states that tbe Otto
man government has extended to three years the
delay OF SIX months hitherto accorded to traders for
re-exportng jewelry not sold within the empire,
and for recovering the difference between the i'm.
p0rtatlon dues and those OF transit.
royal decree has been published extending the
prorogauon OF the Italian Parliament to the 18th Of
March, order TO give the ministry time to prepare
O detailed financial statement and to deliberate mea.
for the restoration OF the finances OF the king
dom.
The New York herald., 1870-02-06
ENGLAND.
.o.oN>c->,,>~~-oo~o~~---

The Free Trade MISUNDERSTANDING FOR
Purlnmcnt-Ship News by Electricity-A
Celebrated Divorce Suit--Outragc and MUIR
der.
The London Times says the ghost OK projection,
which lately strOve to walk the worlds stage once
more under the guse OF reciprocity has been very
stances III France and the United States, adds that
protection, under whatever name It Is called or
called, IS IN q bad way all over the world.
Another OF the conservative leaders declared
against the reciprocity policy. Sir Stafford North
cote declared at meeting Of the Exeter Chamber OF
Commerce that reaction from the principles OF
Tree trade would not only be practically impossible,
but would, II possible, be productive OF more incon-
venience and injury than the present system.
Az the 1rst Cabinet Council OF the present year,
held January 81 in London, the whole Of the Minis
ters were present Another Cabinet Council was
called for the afternoon OF January 20 at the Official
residence OF the Premier.
effect that on the Ist day OF APRIL 1870, telegraph
station Will be moored by the International Mid
Channel Telegraph Company OF the entrance to the
The London papers contain accounts Of disgrace
iul riots January 81, at ShorncIne near Sheietd;
neither troops nor yeomanry cavalry appear to have
marked by many acts Of great brutality BY trades
men, The Telegraph remarks that ''at whatever
cost the government must guard the individual lib
| ing vigor those py whom 1t ID invaded.n
| cant.
] the London Times OF January a. In Its financial
arllcie, says:--'The English funds Influenced by
the numerous sales lately efYected and which have
Deen sapposei TO oe on government account, opened
yesterday AZ iurher decline of Il, but at the close
| there was more steadlness. 1t is understood that
| the government payment to the telegraph com
panes wiii oe mace ON Friday next, The 2otn inst
on the 7tn OF February The total to be distributed
l Is 5,1l6,04S aud the bank return OF Thursdsy
! taowed the goSsronent balaucss TO be already
The New York herald., 1870-02-06

Imperial Relations Towards tho vioeroy Of
Egypt.
From the Levant Times. Jan. H.
We are able to announce that tue last pending
question between the khedlve and the Porte, and
which related to the purchase by the latter OF the
iron cads and breech-lOadeis which hts High ness
had ordered In Europe. has been defnively settled
The ticerOys s answer we are In position 20 state
gave complete satisfaction to the sultan and the
Grand vixer. The Vlcer0y never did refuse to give
up tho r0n-clads and rlnes to the imperial govern
ment; and the matter has merely been Kept open
for while In order fix The price, the full particu
lars of the cost not having been obtained by the
Egy ptlan administration and 10 arrange the mode OF
pay ent the latter point being obviously one which
required previous understanding. and the more
so us 1t had been originally proposed that the sum
shoHld De deducted from the tribute-an arrange
ment to which the Khedive was not IN o position
10 accede under the terms OF his obligation TO pay
the full amount OF the tribute directly to the con.
tractors OF the Turkish loans Of 1854 and 1885, This
which was simply question OF detail, has, we un-
derstan0, been settled to the satisfaction Of botn
parties.
(From the Nord or Brussels, Jan. o..
The Iurc0- Egyptian difficulty would therefore
appear To he arranged, unless, as certain CORE
spondents atflrm the SUBMISSION or the khedve has
been matter Of cOmpulsiOn. The principal cause
assigned for his submission to the Turkish demands
would be the refusal OF the Austrian government,
on the one hand, aud OF the French. on the other,
to allow the arnOr-plated vessels ordered at Toulon
ana Trieste as well as the cartridges Tor the new
guns Of the Egyptian army, to leave But, wlth0uJ
them, oil resistance became Impossible.
The New York herald., 1870-02-06
in excess Of sno total held at this time last

year."
Lord Penzanoe, OF the English Divorce Court, ro-
fused 10 hx day for the hearing or the cause 0ee0,c
OF Mordaunt va MOrdaunt Cole ana Johnston he
said II must come on In the usual course. IT was
urQed, on the other hand, "that II Lady MOrdaunt
be not insane now the treatment OF ten lunatc doc
tors appointed to observe her would drive her 10
very soon "
The case OF Mr. Turner. formerly chairman Of tho
Great Western Railway, was IN bankruptcy IN Lon
don. The absence OF The bankrupt was attributed
to nervous excitement No accounts were filed.
His liabilities are SAID TO amount 70 f100, ,000 Mr.
Sergeant Sargood opposed on behalf OF tue Great
Eastern Railway, and alleged that 1t was the bank
rupt's object to shirk puDflc inquiry.
Inc adjourned inquest on the body OF the woman
murdered At the hotel in Finsbury square was held.
Richard Llnder, b00kkeeper and head waiter Of the
hotel said that ne did not miss anything after the
commission OF the murder. The prisoner did not
keep tho Key Of the cellar. The coroner summed up,
and the Jury after few minutes consultation re.
turned q verdict Of wiiu murder against Jacob
Spinas.
The strong room Of Peek Brothers h Co.. tea mer-
chants, London was broken into and gOld. notes,
and checks representing f2.500 IN value, stolen.
It's reported that Archdeacon Basil Jones viii be
the new Bishop oil st. Asapn
The New York herald., 1870-02-06
FRANC.

The Rocheiort Triai-Fceiing OF the Accused.
Gat,gnont's Messenger. OF Fars OF the 22d Of jan
uary, reports:--
NJ. Clement Laurier the P,esse states Is TO be the
counsel to defend NJ. Rocnefort. Tne latter, we
understand complains bitterly OF his situation HIS
health Is grievousy impaired By tals continual ex-
cttement and aaitation ana 0n~ the other hand, he
feels himself to De constantly pushed fOrward he
finds himself placed ON an inclined plane without
the power OF arrestlng his descent. One OF his
friends Is said 10 have ADVISED him TO depart
for some foreign country, and there devote himself
20 the education Of mis- two children. Many persons
AfHrm that NJ. R0chef0ft would be IN no way sorry
70 be rid OF the neavy burden which he has spon-
taneousiy taken on his shoulders, and tnat, II the
people were 10 ask him to yield his place TO M. Ledru
kollin, he would loyfully consent But the last
named parsonage appears TO have very little desire
10 become the commanded agent OF the perplexing
electors OF BellevLe.n
The following reply has been sent to NJ Roche
fort:-
PARIS, Jan. 20 1870
SIR Il will not allow question OF honor degenerate
INTO mere paper war Will not allow after
accusaton take refuge behind doubtful
sons Tomorrow vii send you a list nine Jurymen
chosen by Be good as to II In
delay. A. vERMOREL.
The Pays has the Iollowing:-"The question may
be fairly addressed TO NJ. kochefOr why, arriving
In PARIS he accepted the good onces OF M. VermOrei
whom he now finds suspected but VINO was then
organizing meetings IN favor OF his friend IL was
At that time that he ought to have repudiated all
connection with a person OF equivocai reputation.
And again, Is NJ. Rochefort JUSTIFIED in attacking
anyone ior sowing divisions IN the republican parry
Does he himself do anything else when every morn.
ing he declares or causes IL 10 be said that the left
Is lukewarmr'
The New York herald., 1870-02-06
Rochcfort,s Protest and Position.

An article appeared in the Mdrseildise, signed by
HI. KOchefOri, III which he states that he will not
appear before the tribunal, because, In the first
place, the magistrates are not elected by universal
suffrage, and secondly, because the publications Of
tue proceedings In Court Is forbidden The tnat
the decisiOn must be Dasei on p0Tte case WILL
give sembaace OF uniaifHeS5 to any sentence the
court may Irnlct the accused, and thus by stiil
further inhamlng the public mind. must increase
the difficulties Of the situation and the danger OF
ehseute.
The New York herald., 1870-02-06
Sc0arinn Sops.

To THE EDITOR or THE HEgALD:--
have been an every day reader OF your valuable
and Independent paper for the lass fve years. bus
never did you eyInce such independence as in to.
DAYS ISSUE In the article entitled Five Hundred
Thousand Dollars in Sectarlan Sops" you have ht
the nail on the head. such pronigacy, piundering
swindng or the public purse never was attempted
before since Columbus landed on American shores.
Why give penny to 5ecIarian purp0sesf Tue re.
ligt0n that cannot commend Itself to mankind With
out Stato aid ought 70 9et leave TO 60 to the dogs
The New York herald., 1870-02-06
THE AERIAL FlRsBaAND.
QUARANTINE LANDING, STATEN ISLAND,

QUARANTINE LANDING, STATEN IsLANp,l
Feb. 6, 1870. |
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
The remarkable phenomenon" noticed In your
paper OF to-day was seen BY nearly all the passen-
gers taking the six A. N. boat from 7ompkinsviie
landing on wednesday morning. It vas IN about
northeast line from the Island Appeared to be about
six feet In length and foot wide, and, as you say,
IL looked like brand OF fire. IL was iecn from fvO
A. NJ. until six A. NJ, and was most remarkable
sight, some persons thinking II was comet.
o.. w 0LLrFF,
The New York herald., 1870-02-06
AUS RIA.
Cabinet Finances.

The committee OF the Lower House OF the Reichs-
rath approved the government bill OF finance for
1870. Herr FegaiO member or the committee an
n0unced his Intention oil bringing I0rward motion
tue ull sitting Of the House, for the reduction OF
the elective strength OF the army to 600 000 step
forms.