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xRRcAsT1LRLlBRARY alPl CONCERT.

DY AUgH0RITY OF aAS sRE-
ID cIsl Aetof the Legislative ofthe iststsof
California, approved February 18Th, Is7p, the
Trustees Of the Mercantile Library Association
have the pleasure 20 announce thata1 di@
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The Necessity Of a Vial. overcome.

The Necessity Of a Visit overcome.
TO CORRESPONDENTS.
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however distant, who may desire medical advice
on their respective cases, and who think proper
to submit q written statement OF such In prefer:
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NOTION 70 mRGHANBCsi
PREMIUM OF $500 VIII. be given for the
bcst Model Of two. WheelA d alase and Iron, for
this MsfdDdtion. The Trunees reserve the
light 70 reject any and Ill models.
Jeqim9p"
The New York herald., 1870-04-08
INSTALLATION or COLLECT Or BARLOW.

Ex-lJnited States Marshal samuel II. Harlow took
the oath OF Office as Collector of Internal Revenue
for the thirty second district before Judge Batch.
ford IN the United states District Court, yesterday.
He gave bond in 500, 900, Messrs. Moses II. Grin.
nell, Thomas Murphy, ex-senator OF this city;
John r. Parsons, OF the Albany Journal:
Tnomas Madden, ex-senator OF Orange county,
aud Joseph Lee, of Brooklyn becoming
his surcties. They each certified IN S4o, 900.
MIR. Harlow subsequently appeared before Commis.
missioner Shields and gave bond IN $4,000 AZ dis
bursting officer Messrs. Hugh J. Hastings and isaa0
Dayton signed the last mentioned bond as sureties.
Mr. Harlow left Tor Washington last evening Tor t1e
purpose OF procuring his COMMISSION. He will not
take formal charge OF his new ollce until Monday.
Deputy Marsllals Oliver Fiske, Gregg, Christie and
WinslOw Will resign their present pOsti0n5 Ln order
to accept appointments under htsa
The New York herald., 1870-04-08

The RIoTs IN SPAIN.-Our latest dispatches
from Spain do not encourage the belief that
the conscription riots are of triding signia-
canoe. 1t appears, on the contrary, that the
disturbances are serious and widespread.
Barcelona, in the northeast, is not worse than
is Andalusia, in the south. In Barcelona the
uprising was of such character that the
Captain General found himself quite unequal
to resist it. General Balrich had in conse-
quence been sent to the scene to take COM
mand of the national troops. AT Seville, in
the south, large crowds had come in from the
neighboring villages. The cry was loud,
''Down with the conscription! Live the re-
public!' A little more Of this, and there will
at least be some life in Spain, whatever the
final result,
The New York herald., 1870-04-08
T RIPPLE SHEET
Now York. Friday. April 6, 1870.
CONTENTS OF TO.DsY,S HERALD.


1-Advertisements.
0-Advertisements.
3-washington: England Anxious for q Settle.
ment Of the Alabama CLAIMS; Lively Breeze
In Diplomatic Circos; New Postal Convention
with the North German Confederation;
Georgia to Stay Out in the Cold for the
Present; The Income Tax Retained
Muscular Christians: War to the Knife in q
Jersey Church-MeetiHg OF the New York
Founding Aid Ass0ciatiOn-The Stevens In
stitute In Hoboken-rde New Charter En-.
dorsed in the Twentieth Ward.
A-Tne Mcfarland Trial: District Attorney Garv,n's
Opening for the Prosecutions; Examination Of
Witnesses; The Deathbed Marriage Ceremony
Portrayed; Beecher and rockingham Casti
gated In Court; Close Of The Case for the Prose.
cution; Stirring Scenes In Court.
6-The Mcfarland Trial Contiuued-The Metho
dist Episcopal Conference -Obituary--C Custom
House Arairs-sam5o at Home: Report OF the
African Colonization Society-The New City
Government: What Bureaus Are Abolished and
Who Go Out OF Ofllce-The New United States
States Marshal-The Red River Wharf.-The
Shadow Of Death: Reynolds Last Hours; Ar.
rangements for the EXecution-Fres IN the
United States During March-MOre Clerical
Scandal-Troubles OF the Boston, Hartford and
Erie Railroads. Child Married-Old World
Items.
O-Editorials: Leading Article on Our City Gov.
ernment, the Mayor and Has Opportunity
Personal ntelllgence-Iastalati0n OF Collector
BarlOw-Amusement Announcements.
photographic News From All Parts Of the World
The Spanish City Riots In Alarming Progress,
With Cries for the Republic France to
Vote on the Bonaparte Magma Charta
Premiere Gladstone's Land Bill Again
Aflrmed; Rose Colored Dispatches from
the Captain General OF Cuba-"The Day
Jubil0:" Negro Celebration Of the Ratification
Of the Fifteenth ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF
General Thomas: Arrival OF the Remains at
Troy-Congregationa Conference Musical
and Theatrical Notes-Lydia Thompson and
sne watkins Divorce sult-Army and Navy In
telligence-Extraerdinsry Scene at o Funeral
Pigeon Shooting Match-Colenel Fisk, OF the
Ninth Marines: Admiral Jim Jubilee, Jr.,
Joins the eArmy--Remen!scenco Of Merchant:
Lecture by VIM. E. Dodge-Jerscy City Repub.
l!can Observation-Disclosures Notices.
0-Yachtlng: Movements OF Squadrons In the Old
world-American Jockey Club-Horse Notes.
Sectarian School ApprOpnatiOns-ReceptiO at
the Shetertng Arms-FinancIa and Ccmmer-
cial Reports-Reai Estate Sales-Marine Trans
lers-Marriages and Deaths Advertisements.
advertisements.
lO-The State Capital: Passage Of the State Excise
Law; National Guards Seeking Appropriations;
Passage OF the Eight Hour Law In the ASSN
bly-ProceedinRs In the Courts-The Rhode
Island Eiection-New York City News-Ship.
ping Intelligence
11-Adverttsements
acknowledgements.
The New York herald., 1870-04-08

BAD FOR IRRLAND.--The new English Cocr-
cion bill for Ireland was put in force in that
country for the first time yesterday. The
police seized and suppressed the entire edi-
ton of Farmers Almanac, having found that
1t contained treason. A ''snake in the grass" !"
The Bible informs US that q certain diabolical
parsonage is like unto snake in the grass,
which ''bites tho horses heel, that the rider
may fall backward" Queen Victoria declines
to inaugurate the Albert memorial in Belfast,
Ireland, as she at first intended. The Green
Isle must be. as usual, in q bad way generally.
The New York herald., 1870-04-08

SANDWICH IsLANDs.-Our correspondence
dated from Honolulu, which will be found on
another page, is interesting It will be seen
that the free labor party are making rapid
strides in advance Of their opponents. Even
In districts where the influence of the planters,
who as rule are the advocates Of compulsory
labor, predominated but a short time since the
progressive party has won victories. For a
long time the labor question has been q vexed
question in these islands, but the steady ad-
vance Of the liberals Of late leads TO the hope
that differences on this important subject will
be finally adjusted by legislative action.
The New York herald., 1870-04-08

PREMIER GLADsTONE's IRISH LAND BILL is
stoutly opposed in committee Of the British
House Of Commons. The tories aud more
aristocratic wings made warm assault on it's
most vital principles-security of tenure under
the lease, with compensation for outgoing
tenants--yesterdoy The Premier was sus-
tanned by majority of thirty-two in house
of four hundred and sixty-eight members.
The Irish tenants have a good many friends.
Their Parliamentary enemies are also powerful
and apparently united.
The New York herald., 1870-04-08
Congress.

The most interesting discussion in the Sem
ate yesterday turned on the proposition to con-
tinue the collection of the tax on salaries,
dividends and interest paid by corporations
as provided by the Income Tax law. The
proposition was passed. In the House
the tariff was discussed nearly all day,
and the tax on cigars, after Auctua.ing
between two dollars and a half per pound, or
twenty-five per cent ad voSoren, and fifty per
cent ad ualOrem, was finally left as 1t is at
present. Among the propositions that, it Is
stated, will soon be laid before Congress is one
by General Butler to open reciprocity treaty
with Prince Edward Island. and another by
Judge Lawrence to negotiate similar
treaty with the whole New Dominion. In
regard to Mr.. Buffers proposition, which
In itself is not very unobjectionable, as Prince
Edward Island is mainly devoted to agrieu-
ture, the English government, If we mistake
not, has once before vetoed the arrangement,
informing the Prince Edward Island authors
ties that they could not enter into treaty nego-
tiations in their colonial capacity. As to the
other arrangement, looking to renewal of
reciprocity with Canada, the steady tendency
Of that country toward annexation Is largely
due to the abolishment of reciprocity, and
we hardly think it is our bounden duty to 60
out of the way to retard her in so commenda-
BILE contamination.
The New York herald., 1870-04-08

REYNOLDS LAST DAY.-The murderer Of
the old man Townsend dies to-day. Townsend
was taken off suddenly, without moment for
preparation, amid the helpless cries of his wife
and children, while his murderer goes to his
doom after weeks and months Of hearty devo-
ton and prayer, with the hope expressed that
he is ready to meet his God 1t seems hard
to take strong, lusty young man like Rey-
nolds out of the sunlight to the dark doom Of
the scaffold, bat can we not say that his death
is easier than TOwnsend's?
The New York herald., 1870-04-08

THE MCFARLAND TRIAL.-This case was
fairly commenced yesterday, the jury panel
being completed the day before. The prose-
cution presented evidence relative to the Incl
dents connected with the shooting and death
of Richardson, and there rested their case,
making no effort to show any animus malicious
OF otherwise on the part Of the prisoner. The
defence wero evidently astonished at this
abrupt ending, and asked until to-day to pre-
pare for the opening Of their case.
The New York herald., 1870-04-08

SUNDAY WHIsKEY AND LAGER BEER.--It
appears that after all there is to be no such
thing for this city as free lager and free
liquor selling on Sunday. Genet, on the pro-
position for open barrooms and free concert
halls for lager on Sunday, stood solitary and
alone. Is this the entertainment promised the
young democracy2 Has Tammany joined the
Church and the temperance societies at the
same timer What next, we wopders
The New York herald., 1870-04-08

LET Our LAW AND ORDER CITIZENS be
satisfied concerning their charming pleasure
grounds Of our great Park. 1t is not to be
changed into an open common for pigs, goats
and bone boilers under the new Charter, and
It is not to be open to settlement by squatters
free Of rent. The Mayor, they say, likes the
Park as it Is, and thinks It worth keeping up as
III SAisf ornament end prlas q the 0ity'
The New York herald., 1870-04-08

THE FRENCH RADIcALs--A COUNTER Pro
uLAMATroN THREATENED.-A cable despatch
which we publish this morning has it that the
sirreconcilables" have made up their minds
10 issue proclamation to the French people.
This bids fair for general election. It will
be race now between the Emperor and the
reds to be first on the field. We shall await
with some anxiety both programmes.
The New York herald., 1870-04-08

TIE COLONIZATION "Or THE NEGRO in LII
IBERIA according to the report of the African
Colonization Society is a failure. Instead of
reforming all the savage tribes in their vicinity
and converting them TO Christianity and the
ways Of peace, it is said the darky colonists
themselves are relapsing into barbarism.
The New York herald., 1870-04-08

TIE LEGAL TENDER DEoIsIoN,-It 10
rumored that one Of the new Judges Of the
United Staaes Supreme Court bradley, Of
New Jersey declines to cit on the legal
tender case in consequence Of his having been
counsel in several cases bearing upon the sub
ject previous to his appointment as Judge. II
this should prove true the Court will probably
be equally divided on the question, Ia which
case the former decision will stand.
The New York herald., 1870-04-08
Tive Alabama Ciaime-A New Prospect for
scttiennent.


scttiesssnt.
From our Washington dispatches In another
column it wlll be seen that Secretary Fish has
displayed nanre diplomatic acumen in his con-
duct Of the Aksbama claims negotiations than
he has generally received credit for He has
pursued policy of mastery inactivity whfoh
is just now having its effect. Lord Clarendon.
1t seems has looked suspiciously for lomgs
time at the apparent nonohalance with which,
Uncle Sam pooh-poohed the payment of that
little bill, and the indifference with which
Uncle Sam treated the famous Johnson
Clarendon treaty. Senator Summers thunder
ing argument convinced him that something
must be done, but as THAT something
was not particularly stated he could not, OF
course, know what to do. But he has felt
all along that there was some cloud pending
over him In this Alabama claims matter, and,
with British shrewdness, he comprehended
that the Ysnkee nation would not be so indif-
ferent unless they held sure hand. And :
now Lord Clarendon. wearied out with his
anxieties and his doubts and suspiclons.
shows an unmistakable desire to close up-
the matter forever. He has tricd to draw out
OF Mr.. Fish some definite demand which
might be either acceptable or insulting, 50
that he could pay the bill or take refuge In
British Indignation. But Mr.. Fish was not to
be caught with such bait. He made no def
nite demand, merely intimated that the merits
Of the CASE were fully known in England, and
desired that the English government would
take its time and open negotiations when It
had fully decided on the highest price IL could
pay for it's neutrality resolutions. We could
afford to wait, and our waiting has had its
effect.
Whatever Lord Clarendon may offer IN
atonement for the Alabama will come with
better grace from England, in the absence OF
formal demand. than otherwise, and will
leave us freer In our final acceptance or rejec-
ton. The atonement, It Is probable, will be
courteous acknowledgment that the Ala
bama way of remaining neutral was not
exactly the thing between friends and q
pressing request to accept the Canadian
provinces as present in view of the evil
| that was 80 unfortunately done us by that
process. England can do this freely, for we
have not demanded 1t Of her, and we can
accept, for 1t is all We want, and then Lord
| Clarendon will be relieved Of the anxieties that
now distress him.
The New York herald., 1870-04-08

ELECTION REpEATERs. new Election
law to head off repeaters was adopted as a
Tammany measure Of reform. Verify, Tam
many is shaking off her ''old clo'" and
appears like a big Indian preparing for visit
TO the White House.
The New York herald., 1870-04-08

RHODE IsLANp.-We had almost forgotten
70 mention that ''Little Rhody" has gone re-
publican, as usual. Unlike Connecticut, even
when she goes by default Little Rhody" goes
republican and does not seem to care o button
for Senator Sprague
The New York herald., 1870-04-08

TEE TAX LEvY.-Our fellow citizens, re
ioicing over their new city government, must
not expect any material reduction of the tax
levy. Great reforms always cost money. You
cant do anything without money.
The New York herald., 1870-04-08

n. EMILE OLIVIER, Premier Of France, has
been elected to the vacant chair of Lamartine
In the Academy of France. A we'll merited
honor.
The New York herald., 1870-04-08
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Prominent Arrivals In This City Yesterday.
Judge J. G. ABBOTT and G. H. Dalton. or Boston,
and william scnuts, OF London, are at the Brevoort
House.
Judge wainrlght, OF Kalamazoo; Colonel Fred.
Tompkins, OF Boston; Captain G. Bates, OF the
United States Army; Judge 8. D. Doykendall, Of
Rondout; Colonel J. D. Stafford, Of virginia; Colonel
+. w. Spanlding, OF washington, and DR.. f. Tyler.
OF Massachusetts,, are at the Metropolitan Hotel.
Admira, Montgomery and Captain william E. Le
Roy, OF the United States Navy, and Josiah Cald.
well, of Boston, are at the New York Hotel.
Judge r. Meeker, Colonel W. II. owen and General
George Spaulding OF Minnesota. and Chester Snow,
OF Boston, are at the st. Nicholas Hotel.
Senator Henry Wilson and James D. Parker, Of
Massachusetts,; Moses G. Farmer Of Boston; Gen.
eral II. j. Hunt. General Gordon and Colonel Beach.
of the United States Army. are at the Astor House,
Colonel w. Mason, Of Massachusetts,; J. A. Green,
OF California; General Chapman and Colonel Crosby,
OF the United States Army; Geo. r. Blanchard, OF
Baltimore and T. T. Crittenden, OF Washington arc
at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
E. W. Rollins and Quincy A. Shaw, OF Boston: J.
7. Herrick OF Colorado and r. w. II. Jarvis Of
Hartford, are at the Hoffman House,