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The Rcopcning OF ,bc Olympic Theatre.


This theatre has been refreshed with paint and
gliding. and came out last evening as good as new
with n usicai novelty called I" lie Peut Faust ="
A. ire ubre suggests, II II u yeSty Or Goehe's
Faust" ito sb occasional mmiery of Councils
music. In the original French II is siil TO have
cont ulsed Paris Tut as translated and " adnptei"
~itb local hits, Ut one time aimed At London and nj
it, folly tha hes NJ, de the fortune o such work.
BLfhe Bleu." ur Ia Flcur de ne" The
company at the Olympic, winch TO describe ~
dct..i. Includes the prime "a ,utitus M'-
Oaps AMI MI Fox respectively a. Nphis'o
Hd NdTtha, Aifs Marion 1hSlUf, good bur
good musician hc.i es, c!luol on most of the
minors ~ Marguerite. Mr II r. Allen. ~ Fnisi.
D. oml-es nro ustlOIs ten aud - s'rlnt. VITA.
uut JIthg u un.ui"Gs actor 81, Ctaae,Hr IIithfihe
proves TO be u NtIuahtp addition. lie sings Wnll,
and las considerable come pJNer Nr. Charles
DrcN - n baritone. WIN rumd eXucrirnst Is Sln seT
inl actOr. MIR. Fnorp. ir v.ry smtl put--thh
hinsop cab man nIi1 Gao VI Ia IA uf li5
rvenIu..
Regarding the music there socmei u he no dir,r.
rucr 81 upIniOn. About thrur Of TIE PIE nun.
bers--te hnIcJlN 30 c. lel-rtNHlNed de,ldud AZ.
pl4G,e. Al. tie ret acre l-tentl To win
emphitic ,reuce. Tao soldiers ciOrus--tpe
waltz beginning the tara act AMI SieboV- first soHg
lind tLeir way thruusI ihe usual cuunuel- n street
bands and ham s,us u the pubic. heDH'&0lh
tks las 81 N, Vpuulns funs, lut was iu-l ny rod
son al u sore throat. Whicn Mrs. Oates COud not
conceal Sir. fux, in the spuIkn. part OF Martha,
gave occasional tastes vi his 'un liS mad scene NJ
tue C.O,e uaYeslJ o. OpIs!td, very uLctuo1s
tu bCl,uln. TIc'ic ira LUIl-, aud d-c. se- mere
a the hundbills pro Used, and u tie muSic velses
shout watch tlyte Il now sOme doubt-,he hur'
le'que will lie ma nboI Od auung tAe most successful
ait AIN
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WHY Go not the police hunt dowa the
murderer OF BENJAMIN NATlIANf Is
cit zen to be !cutcn to death, with Ls
windows open. and gasliGht Turning, in
one Of the most con- p,cuous louscs n
on" Of the most froqucntcd thornughiarcs
In the city, and no trace IF h's murderer he
found? May tue villain even leave the in
Strumcnt with winch be did the decd Us &
deGonco TO the l,L,c, AID yet no clue - hi
Identity bc stuckr
l. is SCI Which the PULL are entitled 10
know Tint tie ncft hon, +, and efficient OH
GERS left in the lolice are 10 hu2ed am
la"Gcret =; 'E"r Tcsout cond ticns TINT they
col stnntly do tlCir duty with fear and
trembling. If n robbery is pcrpetratcd il
OIL honest cal tnn's Ircciact he IL afraid To-
run the robber 10 earth and put HIM in limb'3
l,st ho turn ont Ia be bosom friend of one
OF the Police Commissioners, or of sonic
otlcr Political wnpnptc, who viii be sure to
resent such detection and exposure of he
partisan.
If t.irf,rr'E,o.k 1T, He KATE Cor
MAS for Stance, c.mi.i,s felony, II r.
dangerous for an oilccr to molrst tie cul
prt because by h. col, Z lac is sure 80 occu
sim embarrassment to some old "Dca.
Rabbit" VINO has climbed high in the Pouo,
DcpaItmcIt, or even achieved pcai uG H.
bench, Instead of confinement in a cell at th
Tnmhs
II LONG ps this tate of tlinpa aLn1l ~nr
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Discrcditablc Circumstances ut Farra-
Cut,s Funeral.

Ono day last week tho mortal remains of
that hero without fcnr and without "
prooch," the noblchcartcd FArRhoUT, were
burieI from Portsmouth Navy Yard, where
he died.
II WINS due not less to his illusirious career
than to his position as the senior officer of
our navy that every possible honor should
he paid to lbs memory ard the people, to
whose hearts he had cndearcd himself by
his private virtues and his heroic dccds
gathered in masses 10 his olsoquics
But the Notifying truth must To told that
not single member Of tho Adm nistration,
from the President down, Yves there either
in person or Ivy his representative. And a
general expression of rstonishmcnt was
heard when 1t wae known that no officer
either of the army or Of tho navy was present
under orders TO represent the service. The
few who appeared wcrc there In their pri.
vatc capacity as personal friends of the dc
ccascl.
We may presume that Vicc-Admrnl por.
TER was detained at Washington by his in.
tria ucs for tie succcssorsliip; but surely lie
could have detailed o few of lbs mvorites
holding fnt sinccurce at tho capital TO join in
the last uilutc TO the memory Of
"1he greatest TAILOR since our word began"
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tfuue It is useless to expect that tho murderer
Of Mr. NATHAN will be discovered. TO hunt
down ouch uu assassin tho whole police
force, from the President Of tho Board down
to the newest pntro!mnn. must he animated
with that csprt, de corps which laughs at
fatigue and renders schemes for personal ag-
prrndizCme impossible. But with all tho
Commissioners looking out for number one,
instrnd of hunting for the murderer Of that
poor old man ut No. 12 West Twcnty.thiri
street, tho murdcrcr's chance is ut least as
good as tho COMMISSIONER.
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Modern Wnrfart.

While the war of the rebellion was going
on in this country, European military critics,
whose Knowledge Of lighting was wholly
derived from experience with the old system
Of firearms. constantly cxcla mod at the
enormous loss of LIE which took place in our
battles, and AZ tho difficulty of bringing
them speedily to decisive conclusion. These
features of our war were isuorautly attrib-
utod the ono to our lack Of proficiency in
III liary science, and the other to u reckless
ness of lic, which Europeans generally re.
gard as one OF our national characteristics.
But now all the fighting which Lac al
rudy taken place between the French md
Tho Pr ussians hrs constantly exhil tied the
game characteristics Ms our battles. II re-
minds AS OF the seven days coml at on the
Virg mia Peninsula, of tho LATHE OF Gettys-
burg, aud the battles Of the Wilderness cam
pa On. The carnage Of llagcnau, OF Saar-
Lrlck, and Of Metz is appalling. Such loss
Of lie, snch great numbers Of enormous
wounds, such perinacity in the contest, were
never Lcard OF Lciore the war Of the Ulcl
Ii n; Int they nrc sure 10 lie rcrcatcd in
every war fought with moicrn rifles a d
cnni,al bullets Tie employment Of gurs
that loud at the lrcccli instead Of thosl
] ldna ut tho muzzlc also contributes to
Leighton these general effects. The range
and aim Of Il c wcol on nrc equally deadly,
willie the firing Is more rapid.
This kind OF tr,arm bns also rendered in.
4. 81, Of
lu our civil war the soldiers on both sides
learned TO erect these cxtemponncou works
with astonishing rrpidity, two or three bours
were sull.c ont to intrcnch an army, and TO
Fender II GlmCst impossible to be overcome
Ly any direct assault. Oftlis system. which
Is su. star'ially Of American origin, 10th
lartis in the present war take advantage /.
Tut as the FrcI cl Lave, in most instances,
tc'cd on the deter sivc, they APP ear to have
made er, at r use of these Entertainments
than the Pruss mrs. Tho cost in He'd and
wounded e carry ny such irtrcncldncn;s. rs
we know y much cSI cncc. is something
awful and if tie Prgssians have in any case
taken a French Ioition Ly direct attack -,
their Sacrifices ard their perseverance mus
have teen equally astonishing.
Another feature Of modern warfare with.
out PRE-. CO, nj IN the asst IL cvlst numb, p
Of nch:it lrines inlothc field and manGuvr r
rround single poipt. NAPOLEON TlIE
GREAT commanded mighty armies lut H.
rome Of lis battles were such mas s al
troops ever engaged as tie King of Pnssiu
Las Lad Immediately uutcr his or,.crs around
Metz. TLlsc IMMENSE armies tend to render
wals ns short as they Hre bloody. 80
country can lear for tiny great length Of
time tie cNIclsc Of SUI porting million ot
men L,Nord Ms "wn lordcrs aud even # all
Errolc were TO be involved IN n general wer
which now seems most nIprol nj lewo should
doubtless witness Il degree of CELEBRITY in is
d, cisi'e olcrat 0ns surh az was never known
IN any Of the Er at wars recorded in his,or.
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The North Carolina DISTURBANCES.

RALEIGn, Aug. 22. Judge Pearson in Cham
beis to-day bestn ihs examination OI tae bench
warrant c.scs o, the State a4uinst Miley. Nineteen
negroes aud fur Whites Tor tho State AMI thirteen
whites anu thee negroes Tor tie defence we're
sworn ns witnesses Nothing Was elected be- ono u
description Of lLe uiliing watre ,lephens's body
m.h found Judie Pearson Wss apTlieu 10, but re-
fused 10 Call out bo.gen wdO Vas Oau TO Appear to-
DAY, and wIO had zone 10 his cOniudnd. Counsel
sid nat they had afl Wits that Bergen had threat
encd tie life OF released prisoner, Nho made uflda.
Wits regarding his cTueties and Iortures
Judge Brooks oi the Utitu States District Cont
orehs his court 10 morrow, and viii probably e.,
eaao thirty o. more prisoners ruw under arrest
Kirk snj Lergen III he present. 10 answer for con
tenet In not delivering the prisoners Wnn were
brought before judge carson; Glro. tle c,yl Ntl
OF dana.vs
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A Raid on tho Eavv-seizure OF Struggled
Goods.

PoaTREss MoSnos, Aug. 2o.-Quite IN excite.
menI has been raised here by tue seizure OF 6,OJJ
CIGARS on board tile United States soop-o'-waT
severn, commanded by Capt. RiSart d. Lowerre, b.
the Custom House authorities The ciglrs came
from Key West and belong 70 DR.. John s. Kitchen.
n surgeon OF the navy.
The doctor, who Is we'll known, is wealthy and
threatens all aOrts OF vengeance for daring to NEEDLE
with his cigars which, he says. were bought In la
Tor his private smoking and swelrs win get
A. order rueu-e them. Ia the me awhile thb Gus
tom house fellows, who are daily seen with exec
lent Hay nls IN t4oir mouth, smONe on strenely,
lnd sav M they MAKE ca'cul1tIous. tlJt they dol
see how l. eau he that one man .nts siTti boxes o.
81 ars on hand iur HE ITYatO use, and on TIE ore
hind II they had not seiL ID them, tlo doctor wuul
hive cleared about 500 IA cIse no wiShsl 10 3 u
tlUm.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-08-23

The people of Nancy enjoying tho repu
talon Of speaking the purest French in oil France
the Germans, whose pronunciation IF that noble
language is generally very poor. will have an eA-
cellcnt opportunity to improve H. Not that W.
suppose BIsuAWcE to have contemplated tho con
quest Of Nancy upon pathological grounds; but il
i pleasant coincidence which may teach the
Prnssian wu'rors how to speak the language Of
VoLT'mg with better grpce. Nancy, moreover,
Is ole of the prcitIcst towns Of France. In the
beauty Gnd regularity of its streets il resembles
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-08-23
Corruption aud Fraud 10 che NAVY.

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-, .-''.,,, - 49,. -.
', a.. 49,, ~. ,,.-.., -,
-. t,..~,,,..,,,,. ,,., ,.,..,,n, ,.,
.,,,,,,,,,, .,,,,,.,,, -. $50, :, , -, -,
,,- .h,ro.,o, .,,,,, ,,,o.v., ,,,,a,,,
-.oI, a, ooh,,. ss,,m,,,,n ,n, 80, ,.aa, ,o,an.,
10 M, nro,.,,, N, ,or.,,o, ,,,.,I ~. ...v,.o n,
the navy tl,,v are pertec,ly kuoyn. bat ,ns ,oxsr
10y ~ pe'eeN' A""""' od' "o oo"e'
~ie'ded by PUrtor, thru th his rec linz cork Tho
s"-ealIed Secretary. lat Mr.. Roees". AMI the ven.
geance With hch every officer Is pursuea who
dare' I" diIeV alta Porter. have combined 90 pre-
',.',',,- s.,'''.' -. W. -. -
hopu"ne n'Hess'eu uemauu'
80 80, y ~ W..
-, ..',,.s. ,..,.., - -. -,
-. 80, "a, a., - -,' =. -,
knows tin, both Sep.nd either upop convenient
I'm. .on..,n,ns a.. ,no,,com,n,a or ~. n.n,,,
m-nt or upon tubservient homage IN Porter, who
asset t. tie most onelsIys dosootsm In the Sdunis.
Gat,on OF placs not sathorssd by law, and wni;h
he exercise. solely on account Of tho ,m0ocihy OF
weak and incompeten, SECRETARY.
Gen. Wasbburn succeeded IN introducing sone
reform. and In hrousnE pubic attention a. TO the
abuses which had spread over tho navy AMI have
DEPRECATED its professional Standing At home an
abroad.
lie endeavorcd TO put an end 70 the scandal OF cor
rupt Jobbery, which hat been go extensively snd
shame uy praeiisoi In foreI:n oorts. though the
collision with various paymas;ers, and Ibe iHdldsr
ence or cOnnyance Of their superiors n these frauds.
With that view the Committee OF Appropri atons
unanimously recommended the following amendment
to tie Naval iii
sIo, q And Be . Tgrther endcted That no chief OF
onyy a, a .st.t sy ~ ne ne
on nr' adyeIts,Lg toi at tngW day, In twl ia
bds tSr fnroi.Imns t,s .irpII,, i,sria. snch lid,
,nl DO optnel "a ~ p:e zee ol te s"srI ~, o. he
.ha In All cases DC twSrr 70 me lowest III der AID
paywn,,ir, l1r the navy on ltc.n stano I, shan rea'
ecAIa ON hs rasidsiI o. suL Gu nsrr,a % ,nsu.
Son,n II ,s ni S.a'ss, 70 os NJ
-eid paymaster, Ser made Al the rihni market prces
Itare and no "Siel. az rnn or IGer nav .nnn.
skeecGns the ya,nr ol $40. sn3l be mails IA .y
same ron the gIr tr d 10 H., oposi m m. ,r
enSe OF ong sen ~ mAa IN er IN Pos and tt ,oLq
Sal accord tie cSntrSs, - c., ssSt BIZ Ter
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-08-23

LOUIS NAPOLEON was frightened at the
idea Of Gen. SnEriDAS moving with his army
and babe his presence Tie King Of Prussia
on tue other baud, received our distinguished
couniryman rs his guest. and has thus acquired
an additional utie to the regard Of the Uutec
States. NAPoLroS's desperate condition is dis
closed by ihi- reluctance Of his to expose II to
the eyes Of neutral General. The Germans
have no fears Of the kind nor is their conscience
haunted, Ike that Of their enemy, by the rencm.
brunce Of ou'rogcs inflicted upon tie American
people. On The contrary tlioy are aware Of hay.
my done everything in their power to befIicnd
this country, while LOUIS NAPOLEON has done
all lie could to forfeit our sympathies
This, too. had probably much to do with the "a.
vorablc reception of Su1RDw in the German, aud
with his exclusion from the lIoSAPARrs camp.
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II il said Of tho late Emperor q the French

1t In said Of tho late Emperor 81 the French
that he shrank instinctivcly from virtuous and
honest men and women and sought his compan.
lot among gentry Of frall integrity and ladies Of
lax morals. Daring his residence IN London he
WIS notorious for his low assocaions and whom
he came TO power lao surrounded himself BY
fallen men like PgR.I0SY, Sr. ARSAuD, NOISY
WALEwsKi, ns well as by fallen women, and they
became the architects Of His fortune and his &C.
complies In the ruin Of France. Fabulous sums
Ncc distracted by these Larpies from the peo-
pc as well us by the hosts of beggars aud loaf.
60 who under the name Of relatives Of NAPoLEoS
and Er6'SIB drew large amounts from the no.
tional cIchequer. EUGENE is as sodid as she is
handsome she is, above all. absorbed BY self
and pelf LoUs NAPOLEON himself has boarded
treasures in England aud the United States, so
that after the day OF their downfall they may
live in clover with their booty and employ part
~ their mcous in fomcnting mischief in the
country nom which they fed.
It's 10 be hoped, however. that ECGESEE and
her spouse will not be permitted to decamp with.
out disgorging. The Empress should be made
TO spend the rest Of her life in q monastery, and
LouIs NAPOLEON his in pcnitcniGry. France,
II she respects herself ought not to take their
lives, but to treat them simply like thieves and
sNlndlers.
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The solar gclipae of peccmb.r.

WAsnlSGroS, Avg. q. -lrot. rcirrc has undcr
consideration certain p'pns Tor nlkrg oiseryln0us
-! tue solar eclipse IN Em owe IN pvceMtGr. Mr. e..
\. ShuIt O the 'oHst suV'r lot tu no. ht ipI & M
bridge to consult with Ptul Ponce. Hp,hlns den
mite has yet hccn'1rtclmnCl Il're II urphaun
/" ~ parties. howeye' one uultr rlui. rsrc amt
the Other utdar P,nC Nmloe. o! II .tNu'd tuNcr
- 8, wlue lie Navy DpUuriWCEt may lend VI .
c"Iii rom tie OH4tNH s., N.th,u = tth-tr..
IN q, NO pruy'iuu .,r t"y lUl tie Coat s,Nfl.
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inform tho public also whether tho Govern.
mont 10 now at Long Branch, st. Lous,
Cleveland, on tho Hudson, OF whcroH
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-08-23
How the Navy Is EMPLOYED.

Dy direction Of Admiral Porter, the yacht
America has been towel to Newport for the use (
tie Porter family, The America has crew OF hyo
insn snd twenty OflGara-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-08-23

II newspapers could control events as we'll
record and comment upon thcm, they might
always give their readers just what they want
to hcar-tha: is, provided those readers all
wanted the same thing For instance, in reg lrd
TO this war in Europe irute correspondent
writes TO US:
sm. II there is ANYTHING more distsstctul tn read
THAI Tho war nowS wfich Nou take such pains TO
ridi 'ue the French in each particular nv n slurrinE
heading. 'tis disgrace to the American people.
Mere IL not fur France, people could not say 'ts
,on"r 70 be an Ame,ic h. an con, tnnt reader o
IuE ~ but Tn disxusted. I thouIht II slene
iUr AL bat ir France. 7. &. X
Our friends language is a little mixed. but hs
meaning Is tolerably PLAN. lie wants US to imi.
tate the example OF the D,pracsi Ford and CT
pher out victories for the Frclca, as II does
after elections for the Democratic party, every
time the telegraph shows them to have bce1 wo-
fully .f3atcd. But that I. not the way Tus sUS
shines. We tell the truth, the Whole iruth,
and nothing but tho truth. In spite Of
NAPuLEoS's lying kilograms and PALtkAos false
explanations, il IL now perfectly oertaiR that
the French have been beaten in every en-.
gagemeni since ard including that Of llageaen
on the 9th aud that while the scattered rem-
nsnis Of their army have been trying to get to
Paris, thu lrussians have cot OF half Of them aud
shut them W in Metz, where the must speedily
surrender. What the " surrin. headings" are
winch our friend complains Of, we do not exact.
ly understand. SO far a. we can scc, our head.
inc1 have been justified bv the facts. While we
have the greatest friendship for the French
people, and deeply deplore their present humili.
alton. we have no sympathy with NAPOLEON. and
rejoice, as all good democrats should. in his down.
fall. lie destroyed the Republic in France for
his own aggrlndzement, and has BEEN the bully
Of Europe ever since. His misfortuncs are public
benefits, rs no doubt the French themselves will
acknowledge in the end.
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Unless death should Mt onco oycrtako
Lours MADISON. the rest Of lis lille will be pretty
comfortable, whatever may be lis political desti-
ny. lie has laid MP IN immense fortune, aud con.
sidering that thirty yccrs ago he was pennlcss
loafcr and Ndvcnturcr, he has done pretty well In
a material point Of vicw-as well IL not better than
Commodore vASpERBiLr, or WILLIAM u. A-roa,
while ho has got himself talked about IN history
even more consricuousiy than Admiral FISK or
the gentle TuEoDoRus of Abyssinian rcuown.
EuGENIg, too, comes out Of hcr imperial spree and
fashionable revcls one Of the most solid women
OF the day, so far as money and 'we,ry and
laccs are concerned Considering that she was
penniless as Nile. NoNnJo, she, too, has done
remarkably we'll, and really has no reason to com
plain. If these people were in distress. some
sympathy might be expended upon them but
how is IL possible TO commiscratc an ex-Empcror
aud cx-Empress who have appropriated 10 them.
selves the wealth which would have lifted out Of
misery large portion OF tho French pcoplea
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-08-23

The daily circulation Of THE sUN during
Me last week, rhich ended on Saturday,
Iv0. go, rds as follons:
Lcncav. l27,ngg Thursday ...... i25,5og
M,dLc,GGy I2S.O00 saturd1'.......,i 10000
1ggrcgotc GqGy circulation last Dtek,
7c2,3C0. hter0ge daily circulation dur
ing the reck, I27,o5o. Dotly aoerage
DIR pg me Irec,os Dcet, ending 10yHSt 10,
InG. 7GC.
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0oUGSD rugIa EYES OUT,

fir rapet,llon. bound them hand ana foot aud lc I
item q die. lhoY HerJ discovered by t,eir com.
ptniun4 beluto death ond1i their misery, ant were
able % reia'o the m'nnor Of their capgIto an ,Uml
of tie cir CumSiun cs, aul tncu dird
We have said tlp neither 20 nor sex l. respected
Another stance illustrates lhs. Tuv fLmik oi tie
patriot Con. Mar ol, CONSISTING Of to5l unun,nl
wGsomcn and chll llon, Wds resent = ca turcl Il
Lls Iunp, TIe Ollur women amt the hiluren
aero savarey hu.choroi, ,h,r ogot gou,ei ont,
their fedlur'S III ,Grel, AM their huis hlcl @ /
no their hnii's. Put even tits treatment Wus
u"lciinl coia HrCi Ia to t1rribl0 re.orvel tor
.wH bee iut,u and lc'umn i-hel ',Ius li.t"s oi tie
iHrlt, who were rNi-rCi ~ 'no h'u j, In urIt,r.a.
ihd then taken captive 10 mia ,trr turt uer Ia tru
lrnHl iusls ~ t0.c into "a Ose nqnd. thes have
ellen. en- any worls OF com aont A lor,1 IN mo
''fuW'ni the si0'1'e nara ion nj al h fact. fuf,
1Nl't l"r tin lUuoillyH Interference NJ the civil
-t.J hl-9n, W Wy N-Lll W but . tLop W suaA .
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1870-05-25

EQUAL Pay FOR WoMEN.-The Senate have
passed bill allowing women clerks in the
departments equal pay, for like work, with
male clerks. This is but a simple act of
Justice, and yet it shows that the world
moves, and that right Will eventually pre-
vail. There can be no good reason for deny
ing to woman equal pay with man when
she does precisely the same work, and does
it Just as we'll Heretofore the practice in
the Departments at Washington has been to
give females only about two-thirds or three
fourths the salary allowed men, and this too
in cases where the women were promoted or
assigned to the clerkships before occupied by
men. What action the House will take on
this amendment of the Senate remains yet to
be seen, but it seems hardly possible they
will SO far forget the principles of equal jus
tice upon which the entire fabric of our gov
eminent is supposed to rest, as to refuse to
concur with that body in this simple meas
ure of equal rights.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1870-05-25
TIE ROCKET,
CossiusJ oslin Hors g /,

-. ..,soD The same as lest in he care
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1870-05-25
IN BANKRUPTCY,

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
STATES FOR THE DISTRICT OF VERNON
TN the matter Of Collins H. Stevens bankrupt, in baE'
IL ruptcy. -
Notice is hereby given that petition has been hls
IN said Court, by Collins II. Stevens, Of East Moe
pelier in sail District, duly declared bankrupt und'
the Of Congress Of March 81, 1867, dischai:
and certificate thereof, from all his debts aud olH
claims prOvabte under said scl and that The 5Ih day
July, lsI0, al 10 O'Clock An before the Hon.
ley, Judge of said Court at his Chambers in the Ciy
Burlington, is assigned for the hearing OF the san
when and where all creditors who have proved ING
debts, and other persons in interest, may attend a.
show cause, if any they have, why the prayer OF 81
petition should not be granted.
Dated at Burlington on the 23d day OF May, 1870.
r2Iw3 B. r. SMAI,LEY, Ger