New-York tribune., 1870-04-25

he rushed out the sidewalk enwrapped IN towel:
% his s face "a s s"s @s the
That official was holding his daily eyee % OF %omenI
before urgent to obtain position in the &
with the first shock became equally ANXIOUS 70 could
shake gave way instant and the Collector nau
the place TO himself
There is q show Of resistance to the opera
ton OF the XVIII Amendment in California and ONO III
the former State the anxiety TO prevent the Amendment
from taking effect finds expression in an opinion OF ae
Attorney adverse to the registration OF negro
voters. The opinion wants test case i1s T tb
Amendment should not be obeyed, which is steP & Ip
ther than the old Democratic logic about nquor t
that il was not necessary 20 obey them until some Court
decided their consttut0naty. The opinion takes no,G @
that the Amendment s in conflict with the state d nn
actually believes that the latter cannot DE aivu, ,
changed amended "bS any power oher ars re "dm
nnceraS Ambiguous" and until further egs
ton at ali events to be disregarded In ono
protest against tS me asembY Of that
state which they claim rendered s passage III. t,'
fled 10 be counted that NewYork rescindcd her vote
and hence that insufficient number OF STATES 'V,cu W
m he Mobile newspaprrs after recountng instances OF
such opposition at the North, that the southern pop az
least need not in haste TO comply with the rqrre
ments of the Amendment The South has not yet ceased
to suffer from bad advice
Perhaps there has never been an instance
where an entire city has taken such an interest In the
loss OF a threeyearold child as Boston has respecting
street front of her fathers house When she Dad pee
absent about an hour her mother became anxious ana
sent messenger in search of her who conld Obtain no
information whatever ~ her disappearance. Aner
day or two OF frutless research, Mr. Burns had han
bills printed posted, Offering 500 reward, which the
city authorities subsequently increased 70 o Tor her
recovery. Information respecting children found by
persons anxious receive the reward, involved MT
burns in long Journeys and researches which added ID
his anxities without resulting in anything OF Importance
Letters sent to him urging him to send money 1or
"pOsitive information; :" of them declaring that upon
the remittance of given address the child %
Immediately sent home. These letters were OF course
turned the police who were skeptlc as 10 ne
truthfuness OF their writers. "The Lost Cbid becae
standing heading IN the newspapers AT last on the th
inst a man named James D0herty employed on a
steamer plying between Boston and Baltimore, called at
Mr.. Bunrs house, and asked that gentleman whether
the missing child had certain peeuiarties OF manner
and dress which he described, not enumerated III ,he
advertisements DOherty's brother had observed sucna
little girl at play in court alley In miserable quar-
ter of the town. the brothers had from time 70 Time
taken opportunity to pass that locality ana n0tce the
child more particularly Their surmss were correct
and resulted Nele's recovery. crowd or more tnsh
1000 people sympahizng with the joy OF the parents,
surrounded the carriage in which the child was Drought
home and greeted her appearance at the window Win
cheer upon cheer 1t Is ascertaned that sle was ND
Quoted, and kept by persons residing in tenement
house back of the alley where she was found with u
view TO obtaining money a reward for her return