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the Collectors once from II A. N. 10 8
p. N. daily until the beginning OF this In.
vestigaton, since which time he has not been
seen. IL was also shown that he and Deputy
Collector Embree aad Appointment Clerk LOWS
were frequently engaged In mysterious secret
pointmont Clerks desk.
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Soticil Eout,s.

P.A.-1he officers and mcuhcrs OF The 4 fsrent
n Lodges are requested 20 meet IN aunitine Han.
corner OF 2ith - ana sth Az, on Tuesday evening,
Grand Maafgr allG officers,
~ rider of II. {. PAkkE, ". q NJ
RoBEEr GVY W G. Secretary.
i, s. The ", q. LO4gc meets thls Mouday) evening
eotn'r OF sonlh Let ana IN sls lrooklVn r. u.
DAINTERS. The New Nork VI u and T. soc ety
I ut Operative Painters meet thl- evening az Deluln
Hal PSI It and ~ Nv. ". Is. MATTHEWS Pea
j. FuELONG Secretary.
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ptrsoni H0it,s.

I HEREBY FORBID AT persons nom larhorine
ny M,i, Jthnlr Ai.sOfiey ~ she ha iett my led aud
board Nuhout Just cause VI pruyOCallOI. WlIl nav
no debi' rontiacirl by her amer tas date.
Nca ORR, june d, lsU. II McsORLRY
WANTED-ro meet with my uhcles, MS loIows;
w Thomas Anderson, James Anderson, Edward An
deIsJni Ni!i!4m Ande. sou, also my aunt Mrs, Riley
lprhGrly OF Noren OLE parhh Of kilOw lmO1y Long
lorli Sl call al the hun oce day frum 10 20 u
oclo'k join ANDERSON
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mnsnnir.

'EHE MEMBERS OF INDEPENDENT
LODGE, No. lSa, r. and \. NJ are Lr cUV uotifed 70
mse, NJ men 1nse !ocln .rner Of Broom, lad Cros
sharp, 20 part pate Ia the ceremonies oi LAYING th1
c'Tner-soae of he new MasOLc Temple. ny orter OF
JouN Eusn, Jr, see. A. LAKE, Master.
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aRArp cuoprrss w !! n NJ hiEEbInGh lie n,vn,,
TIE nn S0 ~ CH2RAL s0ciEJinEs the
GRAND fhTKioriC rtShL tHAN'
ihk MaAIn nhn PekkfH sElPPk .i96s NEb"
HE hNIlRE cH1k kA sS9,GfdiEtiItEs' cHoIRs AND
THE GREAT oRcbssf! / A. Ino"os.
TIE HE T DRgN E9a PAN dPSsa
CARL prRoMfSSSS, DcoroFesARL zrnrAnS.
b. SAS JAMES saAsf fEah; UAE sad i'0SA'
ns soTys Rs q
nrganlzition and the Great orchestrs-with ntiing
Admission ior this occasion. ............ lone Dollar.
TUESDAY AFTERNOON, JuSEu
or, pJ eAEr Ei fSdy rur
r,,v n, sEc9Sp NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. De,
"TIHNKs BE 10 COR SSES 6EIss6IfisNSS,t ia
THE Rf Tb6 SRhNp Gho "a d
hi'n. o'sr SESSD OPERA RHsRaBrGa. ''':S.snoi
Mss oLGFA SOdisN KELLOGG Isona,s
s SIGN p. pRIoSolI sA1uoona
srsSon pkrnELLr as hAnri'o'
ARIA PS,s 81 Pro TEN0 SofkxSo
Duo CcS%sSk%e ss5 ,iiFSSa, and
THE ccMBMEBP Y 81 TIE ITALIAN
" yEhmaN ~, ~ TN N,,mnh NIi,S
IhE SOliSEVN . OIiuAn q hND LIE uisAND
,i.,iI ,i, EAaip
hObhsil ~. ~ ,,e,, ., ..... Iii TnOLF,
WIN 'he ihsf ior the en-
rutyp m q NJ ,,I,a D. ~
IhE 1lsAND res Al ohChEelhA
ru, ,o,,,,~r,,Anp ,r.n,o
49,, THE .,oMbi,NihD hiIirAhh BANDS
signor cH. LEFRANC. -.
c...s r-,o .xv,t,,,,, TIE, sishor o. hEfNA.
Srana III 10 TELL Ros,ini
Sgno. III LvI Arnold
Mr. JoskPH HRaXSs ws .
Orand quintet anu FINALE, Nm tiHA.....Non Flotow
A.. M, ,>,v M fAAHRi tA,y.,n
Miss lSADh LILA rcCULLOCH,
Miss kO y CoDka,,. .-....-
Madam BEkrHA JoIAEsEN,
Miss ZELDA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.;
Mile. SOPHIE DZtUDA.
- -- -.. LIONEL.
Mr.. WILLIAM, CASTLE. .
Mr. ThEODOlih HABELMAN,
slsnoi IEANClsgo FliLIPI
sl~nur r. MAssAMILLIASL
- lgnor ". LOrTI
- PLuNkEr
MI. :. c. CANPHlLL, ...
Mr. hkNkl DRA1ION,
slgnOr PETlsELLl,,
slgnol e. REINA, -
with The, combined GRAND clioRi IsEs OF ihR
PASIEs, sustained by the GHAND ORCHESTRA.
- GRAND CHORALS
"ACHIEVED Is TIE GLORIOUS YORK"
THE ENTIRE CoupINEp CHORAL SOCIETIES.
uEEhI ORCHESTRA AND ORGAN
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sttOnN-bnnN Clothing, Gmprts, dc.

- FNNN''0 U'FV VFUEUI'gI VII FII5l W.
A STONI~HINt!-Ihe prices prd by NJ ZlCHEL,
~ ~ t Az Tor ladies' ami seutlCMcns cast uf cloth
lts cNpts, iulh turc Jewclry, &c. Ladies waited On
AT Their r"Sdenccs,
fNiE OLD STNND.-L WILSON, 20 IN aV
guarantee, u uaJ iull Nalnc for cat on Sos
g" H- carpets and .uruiture ladies attended b. Mrs.
WlsOH.
DEAD THIS. NJ COHEN. $40 7th av, pays the
lSh.t rce IN tle CIV for ladies aud gcntrmeR'
east on wearing apparel, carpets, bedding JeWelfy &o
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sand Elk hundred and ninety Hour ...,,.,......
two Sandred and foriyiour ....,.............. i2a
huparSd and G'... ~, i2a
OF which Dennis g. Sullivan received two hun. -
And Of which George n Dunn received two hun
urea ana w
n,2gi
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@mns,mtnia
pROGRAMME or the

phOGhAmMEOF ThE
CENTENNIAL MUSICAL FESTIVAL,
Monday, June 49, Tuesday. June IL, Wednesday, June
IS, Thursday. June 10, Friday June H. and Saturday
June IS.
MONDAY EVENING, JUNE IS,
GRAND INAUGURAL PROGRAMME.
PART FIRST
SYMPHONY IN MINOR. beethoven
THE GREAT CLASSIC ORCHESTRA.
THREE HUNDRED AND FIFTY SELECTED IN.
sTRUMENTALISTs.
GRAND ARIA AND CHoRALE.
"In1ammatus" Stabat .ROSsINI
MADAME PAREPA.ROsA,
THE ENTIRE GRAND COMBINED CHORUS.
THE ORGAN and the GREAT ORCHESTRA.
GRAND CHORALE.
"For He the Lord Our COO. ...,,, MENDEIe sOuN
THE ENTIRE GRAND COMBINED CHORUS,
THE ORGAN ard the GREAT ORCHESTRA,
PART SECOND.
GRAND OVERTURE. -oBERoN-. Won WEBER
THE ENTIRE GREAT ORCHESTRA OF
FIVE HUNDRED AND FIFTY Writ UosL
GRAND ARIA. Cornet obllgato,
!. LII IUE QRlaHI AERAPHIM" HANDEL
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IHTHD ELkCfION DIhThIUf
That appears on such est ate and canvass that tho
whole number OF gll for the Offices OF Inspec-
tors Of Election OF the Third Election DRuict Oh tho
sixth Mad was Twelve thousand two hundred aud
.l<vS5o
pine hI9dIeasn twenty one. .,,.....'.''..', All
seven hundred ana cishiy,one. ATi
OF which Joseph bieeN received niue huIdred
AID egLtI' SIS
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That appears on such estimate and that the
whole number OF votes given for the offices Of lnspec
tors OF Election OF the sixth Election District Of the
sixth Ward was twelve thousand two hundred aud
skhty if,e,o
sand eight hundred and fOrtyseyen. .....,.... ASH
OF which Edward Travers received iour thou.
sand eight hundred and FORTY nye. ........... lI5
OF which Michael J. Ryan received one thousand
Oi which John sullivan received Que thousand
or which Edward ii shea received two hundred
And 81 %S ., VIM, a.: ix NM &"
dred ahuelght. H
ro.., "a ssa
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That such estimate and canvass that tho
whole nunler OF votes giNen tor the oinces OF la.
klcCtors Of Election OF the Nnh kiecton District Of
tao sixth Mari v@ twelve thousand -four hundrei
anu seNV 20 X, ~ zoo
hundred aud iorl tSS
VI .ch n. NJ. HHigUrJ roccNcl four thou
SAM uinc hundred Sad fO tyhye............. t0ij
OF winch Charles smith received one thousand
aud eighty tive LOS
and eis9iy I'VE; .............; los
OF which Louis Hcfrlrh received two hundred
anu ,eai zio
huhircu ana clGht.. 10
To,., - -
, 1870-03-03

Iho deplorable calamity in the Japan
Sea, whereby the United statss gunboat
Oneida was SO suddenly disabled; III carry
so1row to many families. Over 100 lives
were lost, including that Of the Command
er, who, with his fellow-Buffere1s, displayed
the most uudaunted heroism. Order WIS
maintained even until the waters closed
over the vessel. This sick were removed,
and as many as could be crowded into the
only tvo boats Oh board; efsez which the
remainder, including the Captain, in the
utmost order, calmly waited for the sinking
of the vessel. It was but brief moment,
when the Oneida went down with her brave
crew.
Commander Williams distinguished him.
self during the war, and was constantly IN
active service He vas on board OF one Of
the monitors which made the celebrated
night assault upon Fort Sumter, and co1n-
n1anded the party which landed on that
occasion. He wss then captured and taken
to Columbia, where he WAS chained to
| fellow-ot5cer, as WIS stated, in retaliation
foz an attempt to treat certain Confederate
ssilors as pirates. He remained II
| chains in o 1oathsome dungeon
| for si1 months. Before he left the
l United States the last time, he lost his wife
| by death, md he placed his only child,
SOD, si1 yeaxs old, With some relatives
living in Kane County in this State.
II the conduct of the officers Of the Brit
ish steamer with which the Oneida collide
| be correctly reported, it exhibits one Of th
nost fragrant cases Of Eearsleas indifference
On record. There seems, also, to have bee
n great neglect in the matter Of providiu
the Oneida with boats. bad there been tn
proper number Of bouts, all on board migt
have been sRyed.
, 1870-03-03

e1teps;so in tho world, with ono exception;
but BIO is not content and wants the tax on
tho people trehled.
German silver is an alloy Of copper IS,
zinc IS, nickel 20 and nickel Is also useo
in albata and in tho manufacture Of sma''
coins BY which people arc cheated. Tho
manufacturers OF German silver IN the
United Sasea arc numerous, and they gre
employment to skilled labor. and bavo large
capith invested. They aze. taxed 40" On
the rav naterial Of their ware as foilo"s
Copper ~, 1no 50, and nickel 10 per cent.
German siIvtrware is protected By a duty Of
IS per cent. Tho effect OF increasing the
duty on nickel and zinc to bring them up TO
the level Of copper is to so tax the raw
material Of which German silver ia made
that it can be produced in Europe, and, pay
ING the tax Of IS per cent, ha sold in the
United States cheaper than it eau be uade
here, The effect will be to crush ont that
entire manufacture, in order to swell the
profits Of one nun, who is, as be asserts,
"the only producer Of nickel on this CONT
, 1870-03-03

count Of being few minutes late. It is
also a vo1l-kuown fact that our city time,
a, in1ioated from Che Court House, il very
irregular, and has boen so ever since tho
hail xaa frat uRed 10 mat The hours.
II ia very desirable that these irrogulati-
ties Rhould be made to diBnppehz, especially
as the cost Of correct indioaheh+ Of. Tins
will bo NO gsrs.ter than thst involved u our
present clumsy andy unmdthoaical awsy Of
noting it. Several firms and. corporations
bave signifed their willingness TO join in
tho payment for the sorvice rendered, and
the city would be required to pay oven less
than the sum now paid ont to drowsy watch
men, while the stroke Of tho clock would
10 simultaneous from the City Hall, the sev-
era1 railroad depots, the banks, and all
other Institutions where public business Is
trsrsart.d
, 1870-03-03
HICKEL.

Mr.. ,,osenh Wharton, Of Lancaster, Penn
svlronia publishes q letter in the Phila-
tlc,nbia North Ancriean, in which he says
.sie.s. i. nsss! Of sx.tsns .%Pestanss; tor sn
ses .sH Would have 70 toandaLon eat " oEa ya'ue
s 81 &c
b:e material Of msnu,act15ea ARTICLES sellpg e
gsseS5 S5, iet 30 s,ir ersp syer nd1y o
re sond be aeRspden5 nn94 tae 1 snn f
ssr snd WHO
resp ii sleate. pfont = expo5,tEns German saSef
"&1o And sga haEine Il % thcs pointed out how indis~
nensable this metal Is to an immense and
fast.proviDg industry, he further states !:
..Ia1u tha only producer of nickel upou
this continent" Mr.. Whs1tons statements
axe tue. BE is the sole owner Of the sole
nickel mine in America. Being Penn,
, 1870-03-03


The Board Of Trade of this city resolved
yesterday to require the registration Of a1
warehouse receipts for grain which are
bought or sold on the door Of the E1-
change. The report Of the committed ap-
pointed Tor the purpose Of cousiae ring the
subject Was adopted, with the exception of
the fifth section, which proposed to divide
between the shippers and the elevator
proprietors the responsibility Of cancellin 6
the receipts when the grain is taken out Of
The warehouse.
Tbe action taken by the board is wholly
indepeudeut Of the warehousemen, With
vbom It was found that nothing could be
done. Il xamaina to be sean whas et1ec1
this action will have. Receipts for gtnl
may still be issued without registration
, 1870-03-03
university, and express our entire cenfdenoe In
thsif deyutsdnas4 70 tho tAtefosta &f tie uatlt1-

shs,r de1pssdnesa "a tho tasetesta 1t tho tnaitG-
R1.o1red. That tho present courso Of tAs univer-
slt4 Is in fu accoltAnoe with tue latter and fpiEts
p4undte 3; ii Ibu .eecold, ,1esolutoa OF fneaeslas
pa1ted at t1e latn 1n4ottrG pi The Northern Iuals
horticultural 9o,iesy, would be II opposition TO
he splrtt o. rhe law erautinx tho endo*m *ms1t
, Ntsptp+d. Tint Eb tonksder tnoAt Ql thA 9tttA-
nen,s refeIrtpE 10 the u1uotu ltdns'fa, Unlpef-
gity Inade 10 tho Ext.pla eu'tl'd Agriculture!
Eancat.op," prnseo over the .'gs alnfn Aota.
1870 ~ rtthuur foundation iu fac;- abo % tend"
1t 10 g.7e salse isopres8ou to those nuaeqas1nt-
ed N1tn the 1nstItut'on. ~ ,n,S
I1ts.trei, That Nc take this opportunity o. nag.
II z II It OWL tnat c'asse8 have been tof Leo !oe
,ns1IuctIo1 IN ever detastueOt Of duAflel gu
cat,ou.as rood ~ s.cdspts have been ioanQ Qesu'
.tg VI i .ensEed to en'er them.
poLteI Al DIxor) cAlltEg tho convention TO u9ess
a. BIGonli gtor, 4caiiJ t9terests" Ia tne eltao-
lrbu ept Of ITal univ verify. trsesd o1 aolate2
II at the Institution under co sdetat'on, ~
at stows Z spirit little calculated Tor an unpfe-
| Iudtced invett'g1tloF.
M.tlr<d. That ve invite tho opponenta Of the
pEeEent conItB 1f the 1natuten 10 visit Us a. sae
per,iJ.
| RftoIrrd That We can heartily recommend the
Illinois Industrial University TO nj young nen Wna
! de,!re 10 obtain liberal practical education IL
The several branches Of tearnit pertaining 10 inc
tndos,s1sl upy&uIsA ii. F. uATCH4
| j. TEBrLE,
a. II. FLA10.
/ A. EDhuhD5,
F.. l. HAZARD,
Committee Oh Resolutions.
The above resoluttona were a'gaed oI tne stu
centa. =. N. FLAad. a7p't,
, 1870-03-03
Industrial UnisersisF - Meeting OF
Students.

The following resolutions we're 4paulnouEly
adopted b. he,ssudents Of The univets'ty, at
neeurc called TO consider the pppoaltiol 11an1-
tested toward the course pursued BY the faculty
ard Board Of Ttuatees:
WHEREAS, A contention ha! been called TO meet
tpe present state snd fntu1e PROSPECTS Of cur In-
dutsIial Cbyerstty," and to MAKE 8uch Indications
OF lbelE Eshss "a will be : sure guide IN attempf-
i1R their reformation; aud,
Illinois Inc 1s,1la1 Uoiee1sity, consider the pro-
posed coaxges detrimental mot ouly to cur own
Interests, bPt TO the welfare and progress Of the
inttltrtton$ and,
The present e3Eeiene. ana ias1.e psospesss q o3E
edge Of tts practical, worstugs, do thiuS that Il pc
Gnu e. us az lts children 70 make known 20 tue
publc the facts with reference to III manage
mint; a1d, -.....
WHEREAS, The Trustees and officers Of the uni
ye1aty have been charged with petverttnR fts tn
fenced dea!sn, coLtrAry 10 the las creating She
ct aoTUerts therefore, .----
Fssoired, That ws vtnd'cste, a. far ~ our iag1.
snee exsld ,he qstees a3d osefa ne .nd o. ses NJ
changes Of peryering the no1GA design Of the
, 1870-03-03

II ear, who ta.d. Want y dAnoef' ~ nus@ u
sVe1eo that be d!d, and ins nan felq:, e.a,t moce
psr,ner ~, was 10 10 sa'a, Wel Ies rs p9s @ az
LIS ca1e of il Tor 5en,' Il tno sa1e tlme inIo.
duo!rg n's wl'a' 10 tue merchant tailor; % sns
nercesht TAILOR Of CsstfRl avenue Wn1.e1 a st tns
huf6apd eell, sid Oh siin tne ulce oTeEoosa ana
Fever haa been seen siucetn
AZ ateuhenvlle, on sunday morning. ttanass
Btann3gau, while drum, commsnee1 aonpnR nIs
Htla BosA IN 3 violent manner Knocking nef ooha
several times. She VAS at ths time EndeaVnstog
~ y, ps.e breaktsst for her cnldrop, or whom
there ara eight the youngest being but four Feefs
old, Shortly afterwsrd, Branngan agato con.
meuced ashaillng her, renaFklng inss 'one o.
tho other lad 10 die" Mss- Brsnntgan hsd IN ber
hand coumon.sixed butcher knlfe, aud az sef
husbatd tttpck At her. THEW her hard up WHOLLY
to ward OF tho blow, when the knife ssfuek nlm
het8eeu tho frst and second rtoe. He died n
about 1yc uiuuteaL The Coroner held an lnquest
Oh tho body, and tho jury returned verdict tnas
tne DECEASED came to his death By wound in tue
laft hreast inflicted by butcher knife, md thAs
tno. wound vas 1uf.cted 10 Eelf. dalence.
Tho Speoker Of the Ohio House recently pro-
ee1sed to that body communication from clti-
zers Of Zauea7llfe, asking "That females in this
sate he allowed all the rights and prlY1leges, H.
clnd'ng the ballot, now granted to male c'tzenss !
that feuaalea shall be liable to military Aud rosa
cuiy: and that, II women shall refuse to provide
for the support Of their husbands and families II
shall be considered salclent ground Tor divorce,
,be husbat to be allowed auniony cut Of tbs e.
tate OF bis wife," .....-..-..
The Lima Gazette tells the following story:
"A youug gentleman, wen known II poilts ct1'
cles, 6as loi entertained teeAna oI heiee !eas
nuff. which culuinased night Or tWo a!ace e. 10
deIefmtpat.ou to enact bloody add fearful trake
dY,Y L, he would snoot the object Of h!a heart't
| a4ora'tpn and then Try the experiment on himself
Armed win this Rr%m resolution and revolver Il
| bis ptcre1, he started for tae residence q hs
| In etded victim. He raug tue bell and VS.
| ushered with smll1ng welcome into q,
drsP,Da- -roon. AdvaIclug ste1nly TO tn.
! cent1e Of the sp11lmen1, be assnmet an nnmls
tslabiy tragtc attitude. AID ~ sepu!coral lone
! began to tell o1 his PURPOSE. The }tdS Nssenea
4 dISt an used, then perple1edt and anAlly thot
ouRnly alarmed. aappesl1g hey lover 70 hare gor r
mercy upon. both Of their Bouis, and trantica1i
plunged us hand in'o his rocket for his piato
Il wts not there He had lost II Oh the va
snitdes, and reanzlng what disp1ay Of aslnln
qualities he had made, bolted from the house Al
1 faR Eot been there aiEca.H
, 1870-03-03
President GRANTS Gold. Panic Let.
ter to Secretary Boutwell,,

The letter addressed by President Grant to
Secretary Boutwell, during the gold panic IL Sep
tember last, about which there Vas SO much con
t1oseraY at ine time, IA given tu the report Of eyl
dence before the conulttee, a2d 10 as follows:
ANEW YORK CrrT, Sept. lo, 1883
'Hon- George S. EousFeN, Secretary o. the 1Teas-
TRY:
"DkAR SIR: leave here 1o.morrnE n1ornipg for
Wea,etn FeDpsy1fauts, aud Will not reach Wash.
ipgton before the mtcd1e or LAST Of next wees.
Had known before making my arrangements for
s1artltg tia: foo would be IN this cltJ early this
week, would hate remaIrel TO meet you. an
sais1e tnat on yonr arrival Son Fill be met bY The
butts AID resrs OF Wall street, and probably 3!
the November interest IN advance oa tue one
side, ard TO nod last On the other. The fact ts,
. defpe1a'e st1ugale u nov uaakiog, aud eaeq
w:ite this letter to ADVISE yon Of what thng Jon
may eIpecf, 70 PIT loa % !our guard. ! tnlaS,
cut charge uutl! The present struggle Is over. 4
you waIt to sT1te meth!s week ny address Wll1
experience win the factions at all events Il tney
give ycQ time to W1ite~4aSo DOUBT Jou Ntn hare .
6etfer chance u Judge than !, for hare avoided
general dtcu. sion OF The subject. Foura truly.
q. s GRkNT,si
, 1870-03-03

Tho proposition submitted to the city
authorities, some six months ago, by Pro
.fessor Stafford, oI the Dearborn ObserTa-
tory, to furnish tho city with correct time,
ia under consideration BY the Common
Coupcil. It il well known that the t.regu-
lAtion clocks, kept by our LEADING jewell
lers, often differ from each other ten min
utes or more, and that serious difficulties
have not infreqnently occurred between
business men in consequence. merchant
agrees to deliver money or property to an
othar at 8 o'clock on a certain day, and
t,nda that the Offer, "made on time" a
shown BY his own watch, il refussd On 90
, 1870-03-03
Senator Wilson has introduced q

Senator Wilson has introduced bi1to
punish prize-fghting, designed specially to
meet those cases in which the parties hare
been in the habit of evading the State laws
against this crime BY crossing the bounda,
ries Of another State. The present bill
Gives the United States courts Jurisdiction
wherever the parties leave one State and 60
into another for the purpose Of prize
aght, and allows punishment OF the prin-
cipals by two years imprisonment OF
5000 fine, and of the accessories By a
punishment half as severe. Such statutes
have benign look; but who ever knew q
p1ize-fghter to be punished except BY his
adSezsay2
, 1870-03-03

Tho philosophical editor Of the New
York Tribune has worked himself into
dangerous heat upon the subject Of the
tariff, and he thus glEea vent to his oTer-
charged feeling; -....... ........-..
"Dettef for a developed nation uninterrupted
Wit one hs3rts breadth short Of fnal conqaee1
absorption, or extinction, than the crushing, de-
pas:n9 peace Of continuous Manchester Ifee
trade The latter makes Fortugan. Tne 1otmst ~,
eau but make Ife!anda. War may not kill tn6 soul
OF q patior. The peace Hhose o3tre branches afe
imported tntouRn tue ever open dpora o1 tns-
ton Honse DESTROYS national llfe."
Which means that nation is worse OF
when it's Inhabitants have two shirts apiece
than when they have only one.
, 1870-03-03

Tss re feHis'nm ieiss1ses asn s,.sa S.ns 2,
tneir lines to tbs rorernptas y y ~
An spptatsed tastt. Tno uo,s !as NJ.
oe1lsu1'e the Postal Canssns
H1!soa;e HI9a :: ~ tht1r ,P.os'1 d T. ri,
gtrfscf harmony with Ine st.s @ ps:Et -
me re paia eitgram ard d;st ;.ssst phi
cetVed ~ the I'm Z cletr, hsrSa. ~
e. !a'.1oau eupEose q BE- ISsa nss :o%.,
eeIIvtssa een,tsH e +, X IT, n,ss s.,, q
eenRtK- Is estah!l>hes no,sa oaCs y 4 Il = :
nett Of Rose1nn en,. is,:s 4, s::e
era ions Of The Poet 1,nee p.I tc'.:
Postna,1sr GtpeEa' 10 cont,,s: ~ X: r.:
4S1oops 11Sn ., 1sf,'a ~. 81 ,! r., ss,lss'a3h i
teiegrarb, Low cot ut et. IN 5 * PIX !:
ers, hIostts, grain aes:e.s lss 81 r. {
be otonr b alsiin The rtaca nj NJ ri ~. +.
oldt1ar5 neaLs OF coz raErce.A, ~ u,
, 1870-03-03
The Postal Telegraph Questfn,t.

N4sHH6TOS, Feb 25.
The senate Postal Committee aeld j lob9 ses-
son to tay, rten tsey heard fo1tns1 s1Rpments
from Mf. Hubbard In iayur Of the pos:al telegraph
s.steu and ron ' ~. " O. ofiqn agaln,t T. TIE 49,:
There are, he ea'u, TWO telegraph systems IN
tEe latter in America, the former IN Europe. i
comparison Ct the tNo exhibits the following ra.
suits: Ia txent5.one States Of Europe, 3ol,7 pa
CO. ea @seg T. iSs III. q Vie
have cost the Western Union TeIearaph Company
$is,co0.tc0. -Four mites nLder the Royeromen!a1
IL hS IN @
sSS1,q Y sSa sssees y Te ST. T.
n TINS country u cents per message.
Tns bns1ea 1 EnfRs Is done ~ ss psoa
Lii. o,ton sa5s the rates IN Tits coun;1Y
are cheaper BY the nile than abroad. Tnia
zsn1sai elementa d me cost any comparison based
on such IN eat1mate H. ta1lActons. Tae once et.
1ns r sas
same, whether the mes age IS transmitted dt1y OF
oEe thousand niles. The telegraph 1s pssd more
y 9aa Eaais Is s
shaa "a na iiss ffon YSfs snsa 81 tas
The aioption Of tns postal a5asem Vii 1edncs he
rates II Inc avsraRe ~ per cent. NJ. ORION con.
ter t8 th1t fh18 TEG1Gti0Q CANNOT Dc MA4e WHICH,
1ncpKDe loss to be be.ne BY the Company OF the
Pos: once. neeattmen,: a Tns experience .sd o.
bua.nesa tIcsessea osss 1ea per ssns, wnNs 80 ne
| EXPENSES Increased oal5 - per cenf;
| Tbs length cf the tele2rams 's tuclessed, aud
the receipts irom this cause are increased 10 az
/ amount ntariy equal TO the Increased s1pbnsea:
| To S8nzeflard the rates were reduced rom o1e
| franc to half frarc JANUARY. 1858, and the hei
| profits we're reduced only 5000 fraaca Ths sane
result viii Undoubtedly take place IN shts Country
| great faslrg at expenee Will also 6e made e1
+ naltirR tbe Telegraph With the Poss ONCE, wihoo1
apJ correspondents lncIeaae IN The expense Of th2'
department New snas Q! h1s!sess s w @ b. e1s tn,
yves a. the Do1rt when saey have httls 10 do
When The telegraph becomes AZ ordtnazt a naahs ~
night nnsneas win be larger than the dsy uusl
ussa The question II. whether the rsteA are yel
I low enough to AeCure this t0sineaH il no', :
fos,ner reduction must oe made. NJ orot
sss,s Ct hs hp9sSe Of tas9Lpoasaa g e aam
THAT the Western union IetfgtaPh s,aa' Co@oaai
90 TO hesitats lof q iopE sine bstore deciding z
oppoee it, and That tnis plaa q ptefesao'a 1