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land specuiators) Kansas would have been
made . slave. State, and the hardy men and
noble women who were sent into that Territory
under its auspices would have remained in the
cities Of tho North to delve out comparatively
short and miserable existence The Aid Soci-
city sought out the bsss unemployed people for
settling up new country, and offered them
inducements to leave ON uncertainty for cer-
tainty. The great benefit received by the
emigrants who went in 1856 from New
England, New York and Pennsylvania into
kanass Territory-which then embraced Ne
braska-and settled is best shown by their pre-
sent record. They are the most wealthy, most
active, and most worthy people in that popu-
lous, growing and now rich country, consist
ing of two States-Kansas and Nebraska. In
all the branches Of industry, science and art, in
morals, literature and religion in these States
the emigrants Of 1856 are the prominent
leaders.
There is no field of usefulness where so much.
Immediate good could be done as the one to
which we refer. To organize such a move
mont In season for the spring the work should
be begun at once. n will take some time to
correspond with suitable persons in the West
ern States and Territories to ascertain exactly
where to forward those who desire to 60, and
the early spring is the time to start. Who will
set the ball In motion? Lot the wealthy young
ladies of this great metropolis begin, and the
capitalists will respond 70 their calls.
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NEW YORK.

Tho EieuD's Falls Bunk Robbery--Nu viz ation
OF tho Hudsou at Albany.
ALBANY, jan. s, 1870.
Thomas ]. Shay to-day found In one OF our streets
an envelope containing the Will of Haisey X. wing.
OF Genn's Falls, partially burned. This will mad
been deposited IN the Glenn's Fails Bank ana was a
part oi the property stolen from tDat hank yesterday
me thieves were undoubtedly III this city To-day.
The steamer Connecticut reached her dock this
morning from New YORK and VIII return tomOr
The weather Indicates q close or the river again by
Monday.
Messrs. Cormac, McWililams and Michael Conway
will represent the Albany Brckiayers' and Piasterers'
UniOn IN the National Convention to be bold at
Chicago next week.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

Negro Equality In Charieston-Negroes Re-
fused deserved seats in tho Thcasrc-Tho
Civil Rights Bill.
CHARLESTON, Jan. s, 1870.
Last night colored man, for whom q ticket had
been purchased BY white man, applied for admis-
sion to the dress circle Of the Academy OF Music and
was refused admittance BY Manager John T. Ford,
OF Baltimore, the lessee. Another colored man ap-
piled FOR ticket for the reserved seats and also
refused. This morning warrants were issued upon
the andavits OF the two colored men, and Mr.. Ford
arrested at the Academy OF Music on the charge
OF violating the State law for carrying out the pro.
visions Of the Civil RIGHTS bill. Mr.. Ford gave bail
to appear at the next term OF the Court Of General
Sessions.
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The Press Law.

PARIS, Jan. 8, 1870.
inc trial OF the editors OF the Rappes ("irrecon.
cable Journap, for violation Of the law relating
to the public press, has been brought to an end.
Charles Hugo and Felix Pyat, the chief editors, were
sentenced to four months Imprisonment and to nav
9 fine Of looo francs each. The latter gentlemaR
was also scntcnced addIo,itv to four in6nf6si i'm
Pgsonment and 1000 francs line for having dis.
tribued among the soldiers In the barracks an art,.
Gle calculated 70 foment nsurreclion.
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ARVLAND.

The Constitutionaiity Of tho stuto T,x -
Railroad Passengers.
BALrss---
.-.4.0RE, Jan 8, 1879.
Tne Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company hav-
Ing requested the opinion or Mr. Reyerdy Johnson
upon the question or the constitutionaty or the
state Legislature which requires the company to
pay into the treasury oncth Of the gross proceeds
from passenger travel over the Washington branch
Of the road he discusses the matter at some length
and In e9aclusion says
am cie1rly m opinion that tn, acts OF the Mary
land Legislature ABOVE referred TO- or 1892 ls4d and
ioa1 as far as they Impose the tax la question
unconstitutional and VOID.
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THE PACIFIC COAST.

Tho Supreme Court Judgeship-Tho Nevada
Branch Mint.
SAN FRANorsco, Jan. Q, 1870.
Governor naight has appointed Jackson Temple,
Of this city az q Judge OF the Supreme Court OF the
State In the place OF Judge Sanderson, resigned.
The Cholar Mining Company has declared q divl-
dend Of one dollar per share payable on the 10th
inst.
The United States Branch Mint at Carson. Nevada,
Ia ready for operation in every department..
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The Commissioners Of Charities and Cor
rectlon.

rcctlon.
The abstract which we published last week
of the annual report Of the Commissioners
OF Charities and Correction affords gratifying
evidence that their work has been well and
faithfully done. The large sum of 81, 476, 600
which they have expended during the year in
charity and improvements, and the estimate
of 1920, 7e5 for expenses during 1870,
might at first suggest a suspicion of official
wastefulness here as elsewhere. But the sus-
picion must be dismissed as soon as we con-
slider the immense demands of our crowded
metropolis, with all its destitution and crime,
upon the funds at the disposal Of the Commits
sioners, and how much has already been ioffis
and still remains to be done by them Many
Of The institutions 6fi the islands and in the
city have been enlarged and improved.
A new lunatic asylum is in course of con-
struction on Wards Island, and will pro-
baby be completed in June OF July. 1t is
urgently needed; for there are now at least
fourteen hundred male and female patients
packed together in the illy-arranged bedlam
on Blackwells Island, and two hundred in the
lower tier of cells at the Workhouse, while the
number of these unfortunates is continually
increasing. The Infants Hospital, on Wards
Island, is rapidly approaching completion.
Five hundred foundlings are now crowded in
the old building, which cannot suitably accom-
modate them, although their present condition
is reported to be comparatively healthy. At
this hospital during the month of November a
successful experiment was made In feeding a
number of bottle-fed babes with an artificial
food-Nestles bread-and- four-which is
commended as worthy of being introduced into
all the foundliDg hospitals of the country.
The Inebriate Asylum, on Wards Island, con-
tains at present three hundred inmates, one
hundred Of whom are non-paying patients. 1t
has been in operation for two years, and is
admitted to be failure by all but the physi-
clan, who may not err, however, in cherishlng
hopes that it will yet prove successful.
But the most justifable source Of the pride
with which the Commissioners may look on
their labors Of the past year is to be found in
IHo COHpittc buCCe35 OI Llc SCuCOlSQlp Mer-
curry, the pioneer in their laudable experiment
to rescue from poverty and vice aud convert
into good and thoroughly trained sailors the
castaway street Jansiaas Of New York. No
less than three hundred lads who have been
picked up in the streets are now on board OF
this vessel. Now that Congress and the peo-
pie are awaking to the vital Importance Of
restoring our merchant marine to it's former
enviable position and Of increasing the eff
cheney Of our navy, the prospective value of
such nursery Of ''able seamen" as the school
ship Mercury cannot be too highly estimated.
Thirty-fve thousand dollars were paid for the
Mercury, and an additional appropriation Of
forty thousand dollars for alterations and i'm
provements during the ensuing year has been
asked for by the Commissioners. If they had
done nothing else but launch this schoolship
they would have richly merted public appro-
baton.
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THE YACHT METEOR.
Disposition Of the Wrecks

Disposition Of the Wrecks
LONDON, Jan. =, 1870.
Tho yacht Meteor went on the rocks on the coast
OF Northern Africa, Cape Bon, or Bona, 10 the
neighborhood Of Tunis.
The spars ana sails, with everything valuable
otherwise about the wreck were got out ana sway
from her and the hull subsequently blown up.
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HAYTi.

The Fall Of Port nu Prince COnclrr,ed-Euiy.isii
Sailors Firemcn-Sainnve Non Est Im-
ventus.
HAVANA, Jan. 8, 1859.
The capture OF Port au Prince by the Haytien tn
surgents Is fully confirmed.
The crew Of the English steamer Defence
aided in extinguishing the connagration.
The whereabouts and fate OF Salnaye are un.
known.
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Cuolnot UOnsoIidnti0n and AIinisterial Ac-
tivity-Tho Army.
PARIS, Jan. 8, 1870.
n olivier to-day received the magstracy OF Paris
In body.
Yesterday there was an important reunion OF the
Ministers at tho Ministry OF Justice, and there was
still another meeting to-day under the presidency OF
the Emperor.
1t Is said that circular viii be sent by the new
Minister or the Interior TO the Projects OF all the
Departments making known the policy OF the gov
ernment. The documents. 1t IS further sad are very
liberal In tone.
II Is reported to-day that the Ministry win propose
areduction IN the contingent force OF the army OF
from $4,000 to 1oO, 900 men.
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ALABAMA.

Supronae Court Dccisious-Siavsry Extin-
xaished In 1S63-statas Of Confederate State
Cn1cers, - -.
MoSfaoISKY, Jan. 9, 1870.
The Supreme Court or Alabama has DECIDED Tat
there has been no property nAaves since 1863; tnat
every judgment given by any Of the courts ID Ala,
baa from 1861 to 1865 Is null and void. and thSs all
of1cers Of courts and Legislatures wers usurpsrs
dufiSg that period. =
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Ao.negty.

80 PARIS, Jan 8, 1870.
Prime Minister olivier recently petitioned the
Emperor for the pardon OF the miners VINO nad been
sentenced to various terms OF Imprisonment for par
ticipation In the riots at Aubin some time ago.
The Emperor has complied and to-day the prison.
ers were set at liberty.
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President Grant Expected.

President Grnnt Expected.
LONDON, Jan. ., 1870.
story has been extensively published on the
Continent lately to the eject that President Grant
win soon visit the soveregns OF Europe and that be
will make the transatlantic voyage accompanied by
q neet OF iron-clads.
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TIE SPANISH GUSBOATs.
Tho Nrosauit

The MOSQUITO Fleet at Key West.
KEY WEST, JSn.!f 1879.
The Spanish gunboat Juan do AuUrihs, with the
mosquito uees srrtved hers last night On their wsy
10 BsvspA
The New York herald., 1870-01-09

General Joseph T. Johnston has definitely declined
70 accept the proYered presidency OF the University
Of Nashville, Tenn. Al nfstAe intimated his pfoba-
bic Willingness to accept i put he has decided that
the business sngagApSnH no u at present under
bind him " honQr 70 dscAae IT.
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SPAIN.

The Governmental Crists-PrOvincial Asita.
ti0u.
MADRID, Jan. 8, 1870.
Nothing has vet been settled concerning the MIN
istry. There ls much political agitation throughout
the country.
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Pera HyactnthC Again.

PARIS, Jan. s, 1870.
The correspondents OF tho Temps writing from
Rome ridlcules the story extensively prevailing
that Pere Hyacinthe, upon appealing to the Ecu.
menical Council was not heard or recognized.
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Another Account.

LONDON, Jan. q, 1870.
Mr.. william Douglas has issued a challenge to the
world to race his yacht sappho (Amerlcan) to sandy
Hook on the Ath OF July next.
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ENGLAND.
The United States Dcbf.

TIC UHttcu SIHIes UcDf.
LONDON, Jan. 8, 1870
The SATURDAY ReuieU OF today, in an article on
American finances thinks that the chances are de.
cidedy against the reputation OF the national debt
on the part OF the United States because payment
10 easy and profitable.
The New York herald., 1870-01-09

AGkEOLLSb, OK GOLDEN WASH.
the only hnrmless preparation for giving
sunny hue or golden shade much sought aftsr
three applications win produce the beautiful golden color
much admired Sole ageas for America, CASwELI, HAZ-
New York.
The New York herald., 1870-01-09

George Francis Train at Tammapy This
Sunday evenng-on "Od Foges OF the Bible" Admission
" aud Ss conts.
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Hazard & C.swelps Cod Liver on i the Best.

Royal Havana Lottery. .-prixcs Paid In C old.
Information furnished The highest ra paid Tor Douboons
AMI al kinds OF Geld and Silver.
TAYLOR CO., Bankers, rs Wall street, N Y.
The New York herald., 1870-01-09

Fan des Fees, or Water OF the Fairies, Hc-
stores Gray Hair TO It's natural color and contains potion,
nitrate OF silver of lead Price dollar For
sale By HERhoN W. ATWOOD, $40 Broadway, uudy. w Il.
lacks theatre, and drugais.s generally.
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THE NEW DOMIN! ON.

The Exiradifion nCase-Dischnrge OF CALDWELL
Attempt Mt Re-arrest Successfully EvaGed-
kewnrd for the Apprehension Of Caldwell.
MONTREAL, Jan. s, 1868.
Caldwell was, this morning, brought before Judge
Coursol for examination on the charge
brought against him BY Mercer. He vas
discharged owing TO the insuncicncy OF
the evidence. Some thirty other charges
arc pending against him. and the high
constable had warrant for his arrest on one Of
these. However Immediately on the Judge pro.
nouncing his discharge Deylin, hts counsel. took
his arm and walked out or the court room with
him. The door was locked behind them In the
face Of the High Constable, who was following
after them with warrant for the rearrest OF
Caldwell. 1t was some time before the door
could be opened, and when II was Caldwell
was nowhere 10 be found. The government
constabes are out IN every direction, but up to
the present they have found no trace OF Caldwell.
The affair has caused considerable excitement.
The Judge end the counsel for tho prosecu-
ton IN great rage There In doubt
that Devlin and Caldwell had made COM
plete arrangements beforehand for his
cape, and II Ia limited that The authorities
50 active as they might have been.
Tbe Consul General has offered reward OF 500
for the apprehension OF Caldwell. No clue aas ret
been discovered a. 10 his whereabouts
The New York herald., 1870-01-09

HatcheIor's Tfair Dye-Tho Best ia the
world The only perfect dye harmless rsliabe !nsaaA
nsous Faeto ~ i6 Bond street
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A Pamphlet Mt Your DruGRisf's Narratcs tho
wonderful OF Kidney Diseases and scroiuls by Ml
SISQUOI SPRING WATER.
The New York herald., 1870-01-09

DR.. Riggs, Hard Rubber Truss Once No. .
Barclay street, New York; established l87.
JAMES 9. RIGGS, Successor.
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ROME.
A French Plnu Of InfnIl,biIIty.

PARIS Jan. 8. 1870.
The Memorial DiptomottQue asserts that COM
promise has been arranged on the question or the
infalllbty Of the Pope. Infaiibty WIN be affirmed
but dissent from the article VIII be INDUCED.
The New York herald., 1870-01-09

Sure nnd Quick Cure for Coughs, CoIds>
hoarreness and sore throats-SAYRE'S COLTSFOOI
TKOCHES
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A.-Gsldeu Hair.--J,oharc,.

A PEysicnn's 0pinion;r-
NHoFFs MALT EXTRACT ,s unquestionably mos, raln-
ablo remedy In al eases of extreme Weakness Lost Appsu
Chronic Cstafrhs, and vdiatton OF the Secretiona
The New York herald., 1870-01-09

Watts Nervous Antidy,tc.-Warrnnted to
achs Instantly Sold ~ all fiusgss Wholesale, J. z.
The New York herald., 1870-01-09

Every jewish Family Should Have the
JEWISH MESSENGER a43 broadway.
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MISSOURI.
Meeting OF tho Surviving Patriots u th0
War Of 1912 ST. I.Onis.

War OF 1872 Ut st. LOnis.
ST. LOUIS, JAM 8, Is70
The surviving patriots OF the war Of 1912 re-
siding In this State met to-day. Quite q
number were present, and many sent letters
regretting their inability to attend. General
Ranney, OF st. Louis, presided. The obeos
OF the meeting was to dran memorial to Congress
asking that all surviving soldiers OF the OF 1919
be placed on the pension list. TIL object aG-
compished, and the meeting adjourned. The ayes
OF those present ranged from ~ to sl.
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TRICOPHEROUS has dono-Ilenry Lxws0n, of Spring
street, New York. sAy in justice 10 the 5srts of Barrys
Jricopbsrous, wish to acknowledge that thing
have used for restoring, prescrvipg and
the hair.
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Tho Canadian Pacific RRIlwsy-Tbc Gauge
of the Great Western Railway.

Notice Is given In the official gazette that ap-
plcation will be made to Parliament next session
for an act or incorporation for company to build
a railway from Ottawa to Fort Garry, RED River, and
thence to the confines of British Columbia; also for
the construction Of branch thereof from Fort Garry
with power also to build steamers and other yea
sells and navigate the river Saskatchewan and its
branches and the rivers and lakes traversed by the
railway; also that the money credit OF the Dominion
be extended in aid OF such company by granting
mortgages the wild lands OF the Crown along the
route In proportion az tho work proceeds. The
name OF the company viii be "Tho Canadian Pacific
Railway ana Navigation Company Application
Will also be made for authority to narrow the gauge
OF the branches Of the Great western Railway.
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M. Olivier on Industrial Combination
and the Press Law.
POLITICAL AGITATION IN SPAIN
Papnl Infallibility In q
New Shape.
Arrival Of Spanish Gunboats at
Havana.
FRANCE.

Cabinet Consolidation and HIiuisteriai Ac-
tivity-Tho Army.
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she never took more nor less than exactly
the number that filed the box, the filing not
leaving an interstice TO insert even one more
match
Being boxed, the next process is packing;
previous to which we will only mention that
in most factories they cut their own paper for
boxes, which are afterwards given out to make
at the rate of about three cents gross COM
pensation for making. The packing simply
consists in making package of one and a
half dozen boxes, or eight packages to gross
This gross, when complete, sells for two dol
lars and fifty cents: from this must be de-
Quoted the internal revenue stamp of one cent
per box. The boxes are retailed at the rate
of two and half cents each.
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James Traquair, Edward Lafourcade,
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George w. BernadOu, ID. L. Morgan, Pittsburg
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THOMAS c. HAND President
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