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, 1870-02-04
ARMY AND NAVY LEa1sLAr1oN.

In considering The subject Of the proper
organization Of the army and navy, and Of
q Just provision for the officers of those
professions, we hope that Congress will
thoroughly investigate all the points essen-
tial to just and wise disposition Of the
matter. 4 variety Of schemes has been
laid before Congress looking to cuztailment
and consolidation for economical ends
They may MI have valuable features in
them. but We must not, in our ease1ness
for change, lose sight OF the maxim, That
Ehat experience has shown to he good il is
not wise to let 60 for what may prove
better. We do not want a 1arge army or
navy, and our people certainly cannot anord
| .nv unnecessary expenditure for the main-
| tenance Of military establishment, be it
! ere. no small. But armies and naT'es A.s
such expensive affairs, no mattes how
| minute their scale, that, il wa tsfe them at
Ill. We can only afford The very best Aud
tba cheanest il not necessarily the best.
Our military and naval strength need
only be sufficient, "A, Sat as the ptrsonnd is
concerned. for esls1ng emergencies, for our
1od;.n vars OF necessary frontier ga-1ii-
sops aps ths protection Of our mercantile
r,,r;nt ahroad But NO must keep up our
military schools; maintain at least nucleus
II military information aud experience;
: encourage progress in military knowledge,
and keep some accumulations Of military
AMI naral material, 50 that the future de-
r-ands On the national defence shall be ede-
quately met. The army and navy hare 70.
, 1870-02-04

Cost Of 4,3St rs Iron Mountain ore, yielding


Total eoss. Hish furnace yteldinR - tons -, -
.. ~ sS,,a, - ;,n.-:, ,yant y, ~,
v1pe1 Of rue cos1 ana lron n.nss a. rpr.,,T: Aaso
fu,, prices far MINING AVA ,I.n,nortauon 70 the
trrr.c- Trn fns,... - ,,,rt- ~ fo,t, Inn.
r,n.rrv NJ a.r ,hs rost ~ nrrs.vctIon rnn1s ~
ros,,-4..i. -rnnt.s - 80 ~, ~ tnnron4r u
80 fn,. ,hrr. A. rnm-,or. notn,s In Rn,:er.
ws,nn R,nlr,. car,,r. Drnt. Sasnaou. sad other
spntne,n crur,,es IN Musour,, where iron can be
nade vim charcoal 1t NON s,7 TO ~ per to,.
A. ttete sse ! number ef rs,.toaas, ei,ney IN
cnnrsc Of construction or projected. for thu p1r.
49, of open,av M The erc,ioux named 10 the
onrs,ae vn,ld. II II not elau ua,ns 100 much when
a.. mai x,,nIn = bne, pe..od Missouri III b.
abe to r1yal the entlss ron producing rrstoa east
Of the AilesnAnJ4l. The l1on made
from Mtseour ofes Il fR superior
h th.t nade in the East, baIn1
not.a Tar tta urrx.er tepsery and freedom trora ox,
id,,,on. ms cn.rcasl p,R iron maze 4. Jspes
Aetenucs works, rAnks equal, aod for so1ae p7r-
poses, aut error to inc best *edlsn trou. Seariy
.A nc Amptes oi @ Aa .,,,s. .n,,n1, ~ ~.
tncteAA frSedou auu htSsi 73dpau4, @1u p9es,
phorns, Ard 4 Ustot1ty contain liberal per
, 1870-02-04
TIE GAZE OF F1rz-JoHn POTTER.

We publish elsewhere zcommunicatiou
from gentleman who advocates the grant
ing of new trial, or re-exsmiuation, to
General Fitz-John Porter, who was con-
ricted, By court-martiaI, Of wilful disobedi-
cnce Of orders in the presence Of the enemy
q. the second battle Of Ball Bun, and was
thereupo1 cashiered, and rendered forever
incapable OF holding any Office under The
Government Of the United States- The
basis Of this appeal appeass to be Al allsga-
zion That, since the closc Of the
war, the reports Of the Confederate
Generals Lopgstreet and ]. E. B. Stuart
renae. II certain that Il General Porter
lad obe5ed the orde1s which he received
from Ge1eEai Pope he would have been
: overwhelmed by superior forces Of the enc
my, and hence that our disastcr in that en-
RRgeneut would haTe been g1eater than it
actually WIS
General Porter Inns printed q pamphlet
Of ei1ty-font pages, setting forth the rea-
sons which be thinks ought to prevail in
: securing for himself a azehcasing and reyc1sa
Of the judgment pronounced against him
We believe that we hAve no prejudice
none founded upon any special aasalra
ton Of General Pope Nor have We an!
s. founded upon the fact 1T it be fae.} tha
Porter is a Democrat. But We are bouns
! TO say, after a:tcntively reading his pam
phlet, tbs. We can see no good reason 10
Grautine his request The evidence whic'
he offers to aaduce uaay prove that no sec
t,oxtJ RrN Pm
that is tue strongest impression left upo'
The mind of the reader who examines hi
argument-but it does not show eve
37rimn tueie TINT The charges an
specid cations upon which he va
convicted were not proved. Noz do the o
fcil reports Of Longstrest md s.-.-
:: tand to show that General Pope's order
y General Porter was M-*imea OF unxiB
= On the contrury, stuart's report most co
c,usirely shows the reverse. The idea ii
these rebel reports contained somethi
favorable to Porter's side Of the case y
6rst mooted by sEintop, one Of tha M
nalpsble 't dead beats OF our army lite
= ture, in his so-called History Of
: Army OF the Potomac The repo
themselves do not corrobors
but plainly contradict Ar. swinton's a.
tioos. And even if It we're trns that POI
order was iu-tincd md unwise, that 20
furnish no excuse to Fortel for dlsobeJ
it. when hiB comrades were engaged
y fierce battle, and, for aught he knew,
fete Of his country hung upon the issu'
the dnyt
The truth is (and il is we'll known to
army and to the country that Porter
tertained q profound contempt, i
q bitter hatred, for Pope and Med
e,1 This Is shown in the
: spstcbes which he sent tEon
>. field of battle to General Burnside
-: idea of dislo5alty was moi in his MUD q
be had fought brnvely and successful
other fields, and wns ready to do 50 n
Bnt he could not pear to cootHo1te u
z,ory ot Pope. Rather than see q v'e
, 1870-02-04
order following

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>,;e.,,... % :Nrs - =. - ss - 49,.
.-Ht"4Ae't7 va. eoe AeHu
so1es IN oo1n ota1es nave anee eoffeeted
'oe effs,rs' 1hcfe are several States get to
set On TIC anenamen1, inelnalog Nebfaska
Ano Ae1Ae, notn OF ~hco WILL fafuy, md 1t
is probable, now that The amendment has
oeen ACTUALLY aaopteas toat tennessee Will
also safny 1t.
1Ie rebellion may now be regarded as
over and the great Ta1 finished. That re-
helhon was undertaken to preserre and
peFpelnate hutnan slavery, and, within ten
Eears from the dzte OF the first secession
ordinance, the great struggle has been ter.
minated il the adoption Of the thirteenth,
Fourteenth, and Fifteenth Amendments,
Which abolish slavery, prohibit compenss-
ton therefor, secure the civil and po-
HtcAl equality snd citizenship Of al the
-, -. c.'.F,
.:.;..t ~. -, c....
-' , ~ -
eent'e.enA 'ose' a. a'' e.es''ons' Eur sne
n1ss 'lne II our s inpat.'a,
sontsse LAS oeen nAoe Ine aatloaa.
INV sna 1ts nnN estaoisnnene might
appropriately be followed ey szenosal from
the statute book Of every poll :ral distran-
chisement known to tho law. ARMED with
the ballot. it is a denial of thd iutellicence
and patriotism Of the whole People to as
eome that they r,ay not successfully defcud
thenlselves from the Vaccinations of the
gradually diminishing number of those gho
,,articinsted in the late rebe],,on. The Dem.
, 1870-02-04
Land Grant Swiu0leA

Reshis5ts t1an,. - cprrtsnendsnes v :h< ser
Since 1851, caliora:a nas been The ses5e OF
awirdltrR ereEas!oDs IN 'aads 10 such an s1tent
tass tetue7a hare been Kept o0 the vacAut pantc
nd onl9 loose moss % nseaas &c or fstesds euaosta
:hem 70 suceesslu y Eea!s. esctoaea ameus date
g pen III Ia q
that Tsst bodies u land Gel lockri up 10 tns hands
OF :Np Ee.s Q, not opalista-tae land fpecuiAtor
Erd the g1snsee--and when tho tnsl ttane cones
1hesc tTo tnteTe1ts are ut conflict aid The tesnIE
u a!u1ost invariably that the government ant =
feE poos set;!ess ~ me F'e;sutxed psEues.
Monsete5 County, oatssued, hy concession fton
the he1itan go7esnEeu= many yea1s ago, four
nined tie coIc Iceasicn hs 3 regular GRAFT for four
leaenel. a league :s about 4, ,A3s Actes. ''cou-
ee, . S91ssersd p, % 81
SAP Jutts Inncho wa. ''aostel'' owes surrounds
S:asea fcs as,5,o g. 100 acres IL was then sold,
snd ne rev pfo2t.etor uot:csns some 70 ooo sctes
over that. ard obtained 4 rev surrey for A163l
sloo acr.s, 7ss hc-es thau IL called foe Ia
IL he ri aa Il
fore the United ssaies La3l Commlfaoner Tso
ieaRres rejected. 4 ttru'y was rent b. ,hr sar-
styur General To srrs:1 them and he no. onlg lid
the two lseguea that had heen rclected.
Tie KAncho Los-1os,taa ~ss grant OF kso
1eaGutf. II vas SURFACED for y 361 as 100 seres.
the Interior a:orpeti raas game, abb ur.icrra u
eoIFe5 o. t~o leagues ana no more. THIS <as
ess fl ,s sSo IT, oga ~
ard the grantee. no;h Of wEom had aaveeal at
soroeys, ana the goycsnEelt MAS the Intended
v.c,m-
Ths Rancho Los r1:stos Sa,a1ayeRua, IN the
County Or sanla l,ash,rs, was a three league
sesxs te sat.:iy sr.nf i ,ssis as1ss 's 's,41'
The Rsncho sttl'e. "a Saota 3afoaro County,
~, ras @ two League Rssnk After .ne grant -. y.
81 a. tIi'ea ~ d S;s!t1. tls III "aos" ltse5 W.
s enat w 70 Frts ~ Wnen is cane 70 coaFt
tns M IL. 1Iald M VA "a di.cove1 a1 .se grant eondrmed
ann ~ 2: pioseo plai lof~arted here, calling for
- &c - !ao ss!es-
Inc siastaGon ttsSSHo, EesE Hsn FsancAco.
nhs ns pa.e0tta Iss pae s1lenainR g deaf
!pe loot o. ean T.. A,zSo Aoansa'n. Il "a
,ee s!!asniee was Untitled to much !esa.
NoW tnS Rlah'tc proposes % nave
te.ono, where hundreds OF settlers viii te anecs-
% sne swadi' - !t9aa4r;s- The Attorues t3eu-
r.! H. ~ oT;srs nas Cd tns 5es Attorney to prose-
IhopEh meAt Of INA arrows ass ssti, IN litsehstou.
ySst tns Present p,o@nsEest - here 9! me saoszi
Hefcnno t~Hule Il HotaS OF attentive ft'uAfk-
nconets.tan IN sns~sr e hia sp'1i-at1oa to
tne col cess,ou-
"ThtEe nre ecn eesaad. to An-on!a rsnscio
Ab!!4 the plac%H Of saasal Rehonlo ana Guasplia,
wh.eh b. At pre.en. .pcrnpsrs WIN h:s ssocf.
WEnout tfe1n1iee 70 the IastaraRe Of the cattle
sLo no!tEs .! tne ceM9unitT OF the CITY. slnec
tne corresponding -ados ne hot Jck marked
GU:
OunuR tae = s1e3ican1o'e ID s:Aftlnia the lani.
n +nnnetk Soasptt7, "stltna"," an't
sauss! Heaosao: Fmeh eaft Of the EJ'dos
eGnnn9 ,tnnf, or ~ - ecioa:
10 1sSs t abiia u pehSooea TO s'cyefno. r. fico
3or tne !our 'osa a',ss naMed. tnooRa only Two
Inu .ae o*rn Hsan.so' aaa a1eo mag sao~ic9 mas
!ne MssEe. Soatt deSded taat P,co's
Ssaa1 ixn tvne,s ss ~ anx ax, .e sos tat
, 1870-02-04

70 the EIis4r II The Chicpqo Ttibstne:
a foolish article f-on the New foFS
Nat, entitled West Point Ar1stoeracI, " has been
going the rounds .! the partisan rresH ast COPIED
into the CbtrAxp Hc4t,, rp1pprl4pR to instruct all
wess Point soldiers as to now they may avoid
public oansaTa- It appears that they naay esca1c
acsdemy ny retratn,ng trorr any e1pre.1ton ot
aoI"ose lof oeoea I'1|ona - .sa S r1St.es-an1 S
apPseeiAuoa os ~ 0t,aes N Inc maay nsltes
the aood of llaht nor anes on PINE. n ca1ens,an .
,nspht rryr7sc or ant,,tv .ee nearv nen.Mv n.
n,s5as m cener., po1tar fos NJ, .hara tners,1
NOV, S1rs tue friends and former feuoH,Fpldless
Of General Porter look 10 certain Republican pa
pen Of son,sse .nd ndePsnasass uouls especial.
~ , pus .s" auess.ou VI ~ p.ot oaas oeaole
.ae psos ,s ,a1, ne at's qussuou neauana
I'll f;Anera, Porter ~. ,aty nosad or d "a,
no.rss,s o. n,,.h ~. w.. .ssars - ~ .h.e.
CT pasusanship or sagoEsism on such
graduates OF the academy As may think
uas eno.e uleuosls =. - eos.s Nno
eo.eo !o' , eous,s"a *sE ".'ak' 1uu t1uss W. ~"
sotea ios asqasstr1 were '.sa. wess pons s. Cd
49,. ,ra.,.nn, n. ,te con,-- =, tnrss,,as
Is.,.s ~ -. .,,.,., ~ nss rst..~. - ~.
sae =, u .s,s ss ns :. - ,se
+ ennonrnv+s mn 10 s1nrr,e tsns opinion ana act
On i unnoa1 M iea1 ,,I VI ~ .Aso. ,,n
Enclosed Eoo VII nnd an extract. hcsded a
Wrooe to be Nghted, - c,lprAd from Republican
paper puoYshed tn Auhuru, N. y, tot which
non. 1on rsn nra ,nom
M s'.,. ,.nS. ~ nss.,, - p., y.,, po.,s- l.,
1ue c'a'm "ade - oeaaI y fM11oan eostes ~. =.
| qualified to Judge that, By subsequent evidence
ana csl1rer thoraht. It has become apparent tast
.,,,s.,oa 80 cn1a t,s. nmnA. - tst. ,,,r,., =.
I 'p1a0'ieo ~ uone s1es oI-'' ~ sus opiolou ~
erroneous tnen tpe new TIA whl NOS aaec1 Tue
sentence Originally rAased. But tnts optolou d
coes.' e 1asa ~ ee'use 10" '''@' . a's'o'e H.
{ ....,.o, ,..,.a y, c.ra.s, po,,.,
tae ele1t 1essices ls % ~ usoe'a. ro.1xs 3.
! tho war against the ruaelIon, onght By the L.
selres to be smpe 10 SECURE 1or hin the FeneaEiuR
he .,ks 1f,neT are no, ,,eened gurnc,eut. ,nen
tne appeas o1 men .ao nave 1ooaas o1 nis
| stde In the Rame batt.es Can Dc added to the
weight Of h!a claim. Ana besides these there are
I ,ren ~ an r.uts Of .paeho ltre. among rhnm l
49, .n,,srea Men1z Tt1s,n NJ nor.rs c,ae's,
John Sherman, Robe:t c. Winthrop, and holt oi
o.hess, among them William Swinton, historian
~ tha var AMI nnA AZ The hest vrtrers m u,r.r,
,ubiee.: -
this matter, II yoa accord It, you ulu show ina
shors ne hesIs NJ n,.tu.!cs vh,ch y i
=, ~ =
sae e.a " .1e ~ taAu W ass'se ~ .soseEpo'
strong as that OF 5onr journal, whereof tne loyals
Aod patriotism no man nas ever denied. - &.
l f.u,r.co Fen. = ,s:a
| Aae40 :" - VIE 4o' o'e~'ilA 's''e3
| - aoAo"s.
/ AwkoxG 70 ss slGu1ED.
t In nj. frse cUontres, where p1uHc apIuson CT
! efc,.+a = FEu:Ips Ald powerful inurepco IL will
q occasional instances, do lojassce. Il ms oee1
70 II England. Il has been 70 nere i must be "a
, 1870-02-04

Tnh Milwaukee, Wiseapiin, Of the I'd, SAYS:
"Tns1e has been afrong EFFORT mste 10 bhov
N The contract md consolidation rnahe aud
Known IS the Joy cnEnhtna,ion- We are glad to
Know that tie report lii 10 foundation what
eseE The Arrangement nate BY teu Prex1denE
OF the Great WeA:ern OF Carsds. Aru hts two
epuesGuea. y that the tnlouRn 1EaiAe ea1ninga OF
tae Great Western. the Michigan Central md the
Detroit 4 Milwaukee, shall he plzced IN = cntu-
mon p11se, and dlsided In the proportion Of tAe
avsIsRe earnings OF esch for the lass tHo Jtzl2,
alloNtng Rc:ost wpyktrR expenses inr the l'H3
ea151t the exesa7, - e usual IN sQsA s{fanEe.
Wep!E"
, 1870-02-04

fFoot Ehe F+tidaellhid I<fq-T, Ja.- H.
1AoaEh the antalsc.se coal trade IL e.al quoted
aai ~ Neakef Qttcss. the production Ct coal II OF
1e Hcftaae. EhR Rea1luR Railroad brought
: LOVE tof q! ftnds} for the week eno.,1 on 1na
..tn 1osft torR 8galnt: 3l.9Si lous the pre-
t!ous wesk, eo1 jos tee dsca! ya2t. beginning
sitn NE 1st c. December. 4fsTse foas. 1Tatns-
aa3,2s4 suc8 to the sAne t,s1e tast Fear-an nref-
age !ncfcsss Of Il. ;6a sooA Tno1Rn me tunoaRe
Of tie KeasnE Rltlsoad for .aa *esk + gfetzer
than On 1hs preceding Wtsef. II Is less
inau Il xas II rhe corresponding week
last yes. AL the coat rzI0af except the
kcnuJitl, sboxeI ~ tEc.eaAed production as.
couupasstix ID coz7espoEdn< TINE last year. Tao
tot1} 5Tosneaon ii ali I-sioos for the week Il
aa:S tors. sEalass 1sSasa 1ons the rreced1p5
VeeE-an i1C1eske Of g ssi tors and for sae tosi
Sear 1.p,k lsai tota aRAass 5T,ss1 tons :, eame
1a:as in 1-e9-aa tncEtase q ass- s33 tora- Thcro
wages, 4rd the tetde2cJ of prices u to Inxar NJ
Sres. TIE srEbdy incre2se IN Ehe suppis ot coal
will tecesaar1ly facilitate the dcEn~ard
np1eEent, xide1 A. 1t II BY oaa Of rhe
ndesr w1ase11 N tha last thirty Jesrs All the iq-
c.csy1ors pow f1rof the conclusion THAI there VIII
be a lasge p1educsfon Of coal in 1s10, and shst
there will ps . shs7n competition a1aon2 the caF-
Irtn1 cnEpan'es Tor the trade 1ns Reat1n4
RaI.o1t nssia2 some weeks sines reduced il
.cl1s TO poIt R!ch1ond 1f:y-egn: censs the Le-
high TalIsY Railroad has fo!owea ID core spoad-
irR tuet.op Ct tolls 10 ElizaaesrpoEs and Por1
Johnson. The rates AIt. hy tho Reading RoAd to
Pert Etehmond. ts.G5 10 Poss Carnoo: and from
Xsoea Chunk - EMzaoethfo1t. T. Is pei ton, bon
exclusive C{ Shipping fIueukAS.
, 1870-02-04

TIE New forf Le9t4l2tuFe has member In It
Who has served thirty years without brolk.
TIE boston Commonwealth nnntpAses Congress-
nan Dawes far the next Governor os Msssaehu.
sett- It is claimed tna, A. shs Gorernora OF thAt
State have Of late been taken ApnabettcalIs,-
Andrew, Bullock, ClanIn.-Daves Is next IN al.
rtanetical succession
Awashirgrun Bohemian resstes tina. he 1ately
prepsEcd speech for Congressman, and, few
Gays afte1ward. WIS employed ioy member on
the other s!de} to auaWer hls oNn argument which
he did with decided Bucces4.
The Fifteenth Amendment declares tina. "the
right OF ettzeus Of the United States to vote shall
not be denied or abridged BY the United Ststes or
BY any State, On account CT rsce, color or pre-
gtous condition Of kserrttnde:7 And genius,
edlsor OF an obscure Kentucky paper, advises the
L<gtslature OF that State 10 enact law prov,d.
.pg thar 60 persou shall be electur II tnis COM
MoNWcaith who has wool or ktuky hair On bis
tcslp," and that any ptIS0n that ahAYeA Or Other
wise rennves the wool or hair from his bead, 20
as 70 deceive the Judges OF election, shall be IN
d!c1ed ard punished. Al provided BY law, for
ifnudulent votttg.
Governor Aahley, Of 4tonsaus, IN hia reply to
the charge OF bATIng Changed his views tne
regro qoesson to suit the locality OF Montana, s
stexp htA record 10 prove hin ton1lttency. 1t
says thnt his esrl1eat dreams Oh the unttect o1
elsvcry were in connection With the eepAr1ti0n Of
The rAces and the esttbltshment Of great negro
republic In The Wclt 1udies, under an Amtr.an
pro,ectotate. lie hsd hoped that the repabl,t
would ernornce Cuba, Hs5if, Jamaica, ETC., anc
| ulsuarely ceptral America aud Southern Aextco
! To this republic he had hoped that our neEroc:
would emiRrh.e, and that tbs United States woait
md In 1; political and commercial ailJ. lie hat
alwsy1 differed with some OF bis radical colleague
I a. to the Amal4Anation ct the rsces. He hal d
| wa5t favored sbo:iton, and bad neFef made ,
speech OF given q vote against the 1egrn
, 1870-02-04

To tie Editor cr 7x ehieaco 1ttAsne:
sone s1nne since sent yoa IA estimate Of the
cost OF making pig Iron 1t Caronde1et+ Missouri
since then have Obtained facts which enAole
me to G.se you tgurea At which II could be m,de
1t ST. Gerev1eEs oT habdtnG railroad from St
Geccvleys 70 tbs Irou Xoaniatn II Missouri, dis
rance Of for.y mites, and N additional une Of
etxteeu miles rfctu St Gensvtere 70 Rozter's coal
mlres, IN Ra1dolpn Co7nsJ. luIno.A There ate
also other po,uA where the coat and ore csu be
brought together. md irun produced equally a
ehtaPT.
, 1870-02-04

A correspondent Al Geneseo, NJ, requests an.
sHcrs through TuE TKIprHE TO the following
questions. suggested By al azucle Ii ons Issue Of
Jan. 70, lnst:
I. IaIt considered WeILe1t&bllsted fact that
the SID IL natioR = revolution In an orbit
3. Is either ia 1pSnlo1e te:nt1tY, OF tho 1tse Of
ltA adSscee ID angular q easurc f1oNnf
:. Can the cnfTeA which Tho plAneta m1ad In
their revolutions be deserntne, 40 ~ 10 EIre the
any particular part Of their orbit:
We repi. briefly 10 these queries
!. Tes; but It ID uos nov considered probable
thut AirIone IN the Pleiades u The centre Of the
solar crb!G Maedler AMPLY made : 1hrewd
GU EDS when he PANIED that stAz as tina one round
which The sun revpIyes- Tha central potn, prob.
ably lies more hearty In rho direction OF tie COZ.
eteIlaton Petaeus ss seen from our limited circ,c
Of ohservat.ou.
2. No The ,Naet Of the motion hA4 not been
known long enough 70 enahle a2troaomaTa to dc.
te1ninc thenc questions. II Il, however. prob.
able that the specH0soope will soon throw iigaE
On this subject By euahitn9 rs 10
measnfc the rate OF advance toxAEds nercnle&.
Recent experiments made By Nj. HuXztna. hare
led him to The conclusion thnt tho earth and
Si,ius HeEe separating a. the rats Of about Ali
mites Der second, giving motion Of recession tc
| The atal Of About - miles per second. These
qRa1tities may b modified BY subsequent Oh
atrvAuons Of other stAfA
8, Yes; ard the iofnt1thEu Of tho zaalos sectoi
OF each planet distance from tho s1n, IN terms O.
the eAsth's uean dtsfance} t. R1EaQ for the roor
| Of eAch day IN the TeAs. IN several Ephemertdea
| among which DAJ nAuae the EaEi!th SxuucA
:AluAnac and the AnAr1can EphhNtf1B.
, 1870-02-04

The Couvenflou-UnfveF Suffr age
"A Potl-Tnx Qualification TO Vote
-ClvtBxation ms seen in Feunessecv
ETC., Etc.
rYKpI OrA SPECIAL cQnAESFoNpKET1
, 1870-02-04

The Springfield journal says: "In many parts
Of thss 6tate the wthtes wheat b represented to
he aluoat entlelg tl]ed out hy tns as,esns.e
tIte z1Dg ald thsRtnzs which have charaeset1zed
the 0intes."
, 1870-02-04
rFaox oUa OWN CORRESPONDENT

n.a foe, uEd 1Dce d1 ItteLQ- 1nt couvtf1AIon
being MID and conclRtos5 On the part Of The
Baron, n no returned 10 Ais ot1co with Ill his dis
plaI Tnas cye1tng he taft she Hotel de vtlle, acd
went 10 Nice, where he has 4 y!l.a- It u his In
teEuon 10 stay there til Gurr1es, when he pro.
pose1 TO retire to = sA!uahle es11.e rhat
he has IN tie Landea, rot fa+ ffou Bordea's.
do nos, however, believe that ae
WI do tn,s ub activity would no: endure It. He
has been orerei mauy s.saas1ops. ana ote worth
a hundred thousand srancs a year, TO manage a
great industrial eutetptt1e. Hs petsouA tostcoe,
most Of Thich II tnhe1ted. q cnEes tom his
VIE, u aoort A0ol,e 600 frapcs 70 invested - 70
give him 1be ooo francs year, WHICH IL zach for
many, but very little for tnAu who VA. Peefec,
Of the Set7s aud handled Millions ua Is Sens
| TOR ard u they will nos fan 70 saJ manJ er,l
thirgs Of his administration, he viii certainly re
! turn 70 rspty to his AecasefA How he w!ilcone
out rf this light Aad tie new coutea1s, the p21ls
mtr11lJ oue1 xnd the o,nEfHr which VIII Asl4e, !
czupot ksy, aud contut pJselt for tie present 70
| the mere statement nsve maize. Tae business
part Of Parts d much upset By this. This tuPen-
oua Prefect W1s the ptrot OF Ill PA1t1sAa ope:a-
1ioua city loans, bakess' savings btnls. soaes:ea
fer the uaktng or sseets or houses unA:teTs rels.
I'VE to leverage, atrtet cleaning. watering. &c
| eyen the noNeta In the sQatres Aad the trees on
1 the boulev1tds, depended Oh him and wete hi
creation. The wore stups a1d the creator ltArts,
4 Bat he cse4.os could not sIl without rtaftsl 4
great noise, md perhaps dragging down viii HIN
| many Of h1a nenda and eTen cone Of biz
cpemlee. When 1 great tree tails In TIA tossss,
especially In tnl vieu1, With II It's branches, p4ts.
.sea, tools, AIa leaves 2nd Whatever elze u In il
! sast orost, Il rarely goea down Aone-Vi:hoat
earring one Of it, neiehoon IN The tall This,
think, ctnuot fal 10 happen here.
| FxNeSss AArMupE IND 1fK NV MINISTRY
Tne rex A.nistz5 tsi4 EAva the public favor
| al tne more 70 stnce they do nos seem 70 oe
fayorxh.y regarded Ia high places. TED open'1
hasse resrarks arc attributed, ono 70 tae Princes
As,h1lde, and the osuez 70 tha Enprcah Wael
the P,,rcess WA informed Of toe lanes nt tns
new M,u,s,erh sha said: "Good; that means TIT
| nake d'Aumale. Minister of R1az. and taa Conn,
de Past1 !. the Tuuef.es-" The Frincesa. too, ha
special cause 10. oupaeazose- she has has, ful
| many years for IN xcknnwsedsed fnend, the
| Cunt Dc Sewerker1e, former disttnsu:sac.
sculptor, And very handsome ma, whom shs
rsda qua.s Minister Of F1ee ARA Sox tness u
| = Few Minister. and me friend Of the fttueesl
las 1e.igued 1he Pos!!!o1 he held n 9cat depart