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The New York herald., 1870-02-05

simon Citeron, who keeps small cigar store az
No. 252 Smith street, was arrested by On ofcer of
the Forly-third precinct on Thursday night, on a
chargQpf arson. The fire originated among some
straw III his CELLAR but there nothing 10 show
that Clteron had any knowledge OF 1t he was dis.
charged by Justice Delmar yesterday.
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NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY. FEBRUARY s. 1870

that at present In the department which. rom yeas
horses which may become disabled, hose blankets,
&C, and the gradual extension tas onr means may
porTnit) OF telegrapnic systcm, Just commenceu'
without which no lire departments can be periect.
Were this to be done III one year II W0ulu require
much larger sum OF money,
or this sum Of $500, 900 the sum OF 1926 900 would
be required Tor the payment or salaries leaving q
balance Of $4,000 for the running expenses o. the
department., which ls 1000 less than the volunteer
department cost Tor running expenses as they were
allowed by law tl00, 000 exclusive OF salaries, Win
no horse feed or shoeing to pay for. That amount
was by Its officers deemed entirely Inadequate anu,
ratus OF the department when this Board assumed
control, 1t certainly must nave been so as u was
dfcuit TO see except that some OF the houses had
brown stone fronts) where this amount had oeen Ok.
pended.
The Commissioners state that the $3.50, 900 appro-
priated for the 1870 enough TO defray the cost
OF tile department II Is now run, but suggest All
appropriation OF $l40,000 IN addition 70 the above
sum Tor this year. making total OF $39O,OOV. For
the year 1871 and every year thereafter they say
$3O0000 VIII suffice for fire department. PURPOSES
the past year,
General supply........ 2079 Furniture. 1870
Salaries 1927 Stationery and printing lsW
Feed. ed............. 4,g28 Oacc furniture. 2aso
Coal. 2,IIs Alterations TO head ,,s
Horses.
New apparatus. 1896 Alterations to repair -,
Aterations 5st5 yard. e'sSs
Stables s8t Material for repair yard $3.50
Total exnenditure,. .sl74, ,7ss
Balance 10 apply 10 outstanding bls .......... 2O3
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BROOKLYN olrY.
Fire in Rovin Factory-Cow-herds Arrested
Forgers in Limbo-suicide- -Burglaries--
S2,2OO Worth Of Property Stolen.

Mrs. Samuel T, Maddox, the esteemed wiIe OF tne
member or Assembly or that name from Brooklyn,
died yesterday afternoon after brief illness. Mrs.
MADDOX was known principally for her charitable
disposition, and the poor of her neighoorhood nave
lOst q friend indeed
The New York herald., 1870-02-05

Anson L. Bostwick. who was arrested on charge
Of attempting to pass forged check on tue Clty
National Bank for forty dollars, was taken before
Judge Walsh yesterday afternoon and pleaded guilty
to the charge. lie was then committed to await the
action OF the Grand Jury.
The New York herald., 1870-02-05

The Police Board yesterday promoted Acting
Sefgeants Tuck Fifth Pickett, Eighth; Wilson,
Thirty second; Lee, Forty-third, suo; Campbell
Forty-fourth, and Worth, Forty-ninth, sub pre-
cncts, to full sergeanls OF their respective com
mands. Otiicers John Keen ana Sketon. OF the
Forty fourth precinct and Cllnton OF the Fourteenth
precinct were dismissed the force for being OF post
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Yesterday morning, between nine and ten O'Clock,
fire broke out in tho rosn oilworks OF Leavitr &
Smith, corner OF Smith and Wolcott Streets caused
by the boiling over Of tank Of pitch. A loss on
stock amounting TO 81 900 was sustained, while the
damage to the building will reach 50, 600; not lp-
sured. Wlnam A. Thompson was taken into cus.
tody for interfering with the police but was allowed
to 20 at large TO appear for future examination.
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Thomas Brennan, James Kenney and Edward Nc
Phinps were arrested by oficer McKeever, OF the
Fourteenth precinct, charged with breaking into No.
6 Centre street and stealing watch and clothing
valued at 5000. The prisoners were arrested on
Thursday, and It IS expected that the whole OF the
property Will be recovered. They were committed
10y Judge bowling to answer at the General Ses-
The New York herald., 1870-02-05

Yesterday afternoon, while ofllcer Thomas Tag
gart, OF the Forty-drth precinct was passing up
Grand street, his attention was called to disturb
ance In porter house. known as Nottingham
Brownie, lately arrived from England, was robbed
by a compatriot named SutliH Bushwelt OF ten
soyereigns. The alleged thief arrested by the
officer and locked up IN the Fourth street station
house.
The New York herald., 1870-02-05
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.

The Liabilities Of n United States Quarter
master and Of Assistans United states Tren-
sNrcrs for Moneys or the Government De-
posted by the Former with the Latter-In-
VOrfanr Beclsion,
Before Judge BIatchford.
Judge Batchford declared ais opinion on the
Above entitled case substantially as follows:--
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Total expendnures
Balance 10 apply 20 outstanding bills.
The New York herald., 1870-02-05

The Rights Of Naturniized Citizens 10 BE-
aueaih Real Estate 10 AHens--A Question
Arising lr0m the Treaty Of 1850 Beiween
switzerland aud the United states.
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branded Miscreants," calling Leland noto-
rious swindler and scoundrel, beastly coward,
who kicked and ill-treated his yirtuous wife.
Leland met Wilkes on Broadway last evening,
and demanded an explanation, which was re-
fused. Leland then raised a heavy cane and
struck Wilkes q number of heavy blows.
Wilkes ran into store and closed the door:
Leland followed, pushed open the door and
floceed the editor. There was great excite
ment on the street, and Leland was arrested,
but Wilkes refused to make charges against
him.
Miss Della w. Moore's suit for SANDER in
New York against Mr.. John S. Bonnell hints
at curious possibilities of doubt in the most
commonly accepted facts Of daily life. The
jury in the case reported that they could not
agree, and were discharged. Bonnell asserts
that he is married man; that nc led to the
altar Miss Della W. Moore on the 26th OF No.
vember, 1864; that the ceremony was per-
formed BY the late DR.. McClintock; and, singu-
larly enough, the record of st. Paul's Method
ist Episcopal Church confirms this impression,
and makes it plain that it was not all
hideous dream. But Miss Moore swears as
positively that she is no such person as Mrs
Bonnell; that she was never married and that
the assertion of the baleful Bonnell, to that ef-
feet is purely preposterous. The officiating
clergyman is not living to settle the difficulty
Who will now determine the status of the
parties
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Butler, the Regulator.

On the theory advanced by General But
Ter, says that able Radical journal The
Nation, about "Federal rights and State
s'duties, there is no reason why Congress
'should not occupy itself for the next ten
'.years overturning State governments and
establishing peace and tranquility by mill
''tary law in various parts OF the Union.
"There is hardly single State in the North,
"for instance, in which society is in a
thoroughly satisfactory condition. Robbers
ego urwhipped of justice, wives are un-
'.faithful, taxes heavy, courts lax, ministers
'prosy, to q greater or less extent in them
'all. Nor is there any question that these
''facts show departure from republican
"form of government. Were these States
"perfect republics, these things would not
"be Why not take them all in hand, and
"make an end OF iniQuity while we are
'about it? The time is propitious, and the
machinery stands ready to our hands. "
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termed free trade in ships, contending that
it would injure that interest, and drive ship
mechanics out Of the country or to other
occupations, thus depriving the government
of an indispensable class of artisans in case
of war with naval power. The shipown-
ers however, do not believe that. Even
with the allowance Of drawback, the ship
builders OF this country can compete with
those of England. AS Mr.. Westervelt. for
merly one of the greatest shipbuilders, stated
before the committee: 1.-The days OF wooden
''ships are ended, and to build wooden ships
"would be labor lost" The shipowners say:
sLet US buy our ships where we can buy
''them cheapest, and if American ships can
'sbe produced as cheap as foreign ones, OIL
'scourse we will give our own the prefer
s'ence." Some OF the principal Shipbulders'
including Mr.. Webb, OF New York, and Mr.
Mckay, of Boston, have expressed the fullest
confidence that if they are put, in regard to
the cost of material, on an equal footing
with the great iron shipbuilders on the Clyde
and the Tyne, they can, notwithstanding
the disparity OF workmen's wages, produce
as good and as cheap ships as their English
rivals.
In most of the schemes, government sub
sidies are made prominent feature, but, as
we have before maintained, that principle
can never be permanently substituted for
private enterprise, as has been demonstrated
wherever it has been tried. We need such
legislation as will enable US to build and
run vessels as cheaply as others, and with
this, and the reconstruction OF the political
relations of the country, our dropping mari
time interests may be expected to revive and
flourish once more.
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Our Washington correspondent writes
that an appropriation of twenty thousand
dollars for the Charleston Sisters of Mercy
would have gone through the House with
out objection, but that it was ruled out of
order. An effort will be made, with good
prospects of success, to introduce the
amount into the general or miscellaneous
appropriation bill The claim is sustained
by our most influential citizens and by the
State Legislature, and will, we trust, ut last
be allowed.
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The Popular Vote.

The following table, prepared by our Col
umbia correspondent, shows the exact con-
dltion of the different counties in regard to
the white and colored vote, and, also, the
number of representatives allowed each
county. It will be noted that in eleven
counties there are white majorities ranging
from 20 in Lancaster, to 1877 in Spartan
burg, and that in twenty counties there are
colored majorities ranging from 2 in Marl-
boro', to S0O2 in Charleston:
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VIRGINIA is now State in the Union, &C
knowledged as such by the omnipotent Con-
gress and the taciturn Grant, and yet Gene
raj Candy takes it upon himself to drive the
police from their posts, and settle NUM-
cipal mudde with Federal cold stee Mayor
Ellyson stands up to his work like man,
and somebody may yet rap this upstart
Candy over the knuckleS
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The Insurance Interest.

1t is remarked that the development Of
insurance in the United States has been very
great during the past ten years. At the
present time, it is computed that the policies
against fire and marine losses amount to
So, ,092, 900, 900. The life insur-.-~e business
in the same time, tits asserted, has increased
from seventeen companies, issuing $4,000
policies, to over sixty companies, issuing be-
tween five hundred and six hundred thou
sand policies for sums amounting to 81, 700,-
600, 600.
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THE Greenville Afountaineer, alluding to
the public insinuations of corruption that
hayv been made against some of the Demo-
cratic members OF the Legislature, says:
1--WE do not want hints and innuendoes, but
"facts aud names, and, if any are guilty,
"whether white or black, Democrat Or Re-
.'publican, let them suffer the penalties OF
slhe law" So say We
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GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES
QUALITY STILL FURTHER IMPROVED.

We beg leave respectfully to call the attention
OF the public to our Superior Flavorins Extracts.
AS ten years have now elapsed since we first in
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lie, we deem it unnecessary at present to enter
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There Is hardly city or town OF any note In the
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Being determined to make them the Standard Elk.
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lieye that they stand without rival Our Vanilla
Extract cannot be surpassed for richness and
ly concentrated Extract Of Vanilla Beans II
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this is the decision OF the best judges In the coun
try. We don't pretend to compete in price with
many Of the so-caed Flavoring Extracts OF the
day. which are really but worthless compounds,
undeserving OF the name
For quality and style, we defy competition.
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CATALOGUE No. %.
IMPORTANT LITERARY ANNOUNCEMENT.

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aB-we are the authorized agents for the above
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Remar0s.

NIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.-STOLEN
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At PRIVATE SALE, THE THREE
N STORY BRICK BUILDING, No. 50 Society
Street, we'll known as the FREUNDSHAFTSBUND
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THE State press are again urging the
planters to put in more corn and less cotton.
The Winnsboro' Netos says that althouS h
the planting season has just begun, "two-
''thirds Of our people are Luying corn from
'sthe North and West at pretty high figures.
This points moral, if it does not adern a
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-03-19

WE print this morning u shrewd and sus-
sestive letter on the subject Of German In
migration. "Hos and hominy" is set down
as serious objection in the eyes OF white
men who are accustomed to liberal ratious
OF fresh meat and vegetables.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-03-19

THE proprietors OF the Columbia Guardian
are resolved to push things. Their paper is
now printed with new and beautiful type,
and its price has been reduced to suit the
times. No wonder, then, that the Guardian
is steadily gaining in strength and popu-
larty.
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DRINTING PRESS FOR SALE AT A
4 GREAT BARGAIN.-Ones small Cylinder TAY.
little used, ana is sold simply because the present
owner has no use fer It. The size Of the bed Of
the Press Is forty -four by nftyeght inches. Said
Press will be sold at great bargain II applied for
at once, as the room 1t occupies Is wanted 1or
postoffices septic
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\ WING ACHIN E S

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I have the best single and double-thread Ma
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The total vote OF the State, according to
the last returns, is l4s,7l6, viz: White
80, 30l, and colored S9,4l5.
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In connection with this Hotel Is q frst.class
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BOARDING.

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