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The New York herald., 1870-05-01
shipping Notes.

The week has proved be somewhat the
preceding among the dry dock people, The cakers again
at work at 3 30 per day. and difficulty experienced in
ing enough Of these artisans to complete the jobs under
way in good season.
The smaller dock the foot Market street on
Wednesday raised the pilot Mary Catharine, the
purpose of patching the copper her bottom She
cred the next day.
The bark Warwick, sas tons raised the large
screw dock Friday last and while up stripped,
calked and remealed. She is still up.
On Friday the propeller Fuller l20 TONS raised by
the for the purpose of adjusting her
Wheel when found to be nearly of the shaft She
still up.
The smaller dock Saturday raised pilot boat
Mary Jane Williams. She patched and opsdes
painted.
On Monday last the schooner Glengarry ss tons was
raised by the smaller sectional dry Rutgers slip
and cniked In bottom and painted
The brig Caao, 44s of Columbia Me- was talen up
by the smaller sectional dry dock Thursday last for the
purpose of patching bottom and other repairs.
The brig Burns $50 tons, OF Boston, built in Tdrush
Ms in 1885, raised by the smaller sectional dry dock on
Friday last for repairs Of extensive character She will
have a new bottom and otherwise be rebuilt In hull.
The great sectional dry dock the of Rutgers slip
raised Tuesday last the Austrian Fga Alssandra
sOs tons. Her repairs were of general nature.
The propeller Regulator by the great sectional
dry dock on Thursday last and repaired In bottom
The North German ship Carl tons built in vegcsack
in 1857 and belonging to Messrs schramm Co. Bre
men, was taken by the great sectional dry
day for the purpose of general repairs bottom She
still up
The propeller Lodona, e6S tons, belonging Messrs
Mallory Co.'S New Orleans ne Is stil up the Clinton
street sectional dry dock She s receiving shaft and
the work connected with IL s necessarily slow She will be
lowered on Thursday next.
The ship Tallahassee late Tahiti 1853 ons raised by the
mammoth dry dock at Hoboken Saturday. and while up
viii receive repairs Of an extensive nature.
The brig Edwin Rowe $50 tons built In New Haven in 1854
was raised by the smaller balance dry Dock foot OF Pike
slip, Thursday last for the purpose Of fixing her keel
The New York herald., 1870-05-01
GERMANY.
Count Bismarck md the Catholic Church-The
National Preafes and the Schema de Eide.
IErOm Gallgnani,s Messenger. Adj 1p.l

From Gagnani's Messenger, April 1871
The NOrth Geg1aaa correspondent OF Ber IN, con
siiered one or the government organs, says -
According to tie Roman cores onlent OF the
morning 0sI, Count BismarcS took occas on Ia ell
10 arm the North German biShO IS at prese 3 IN
Rome thrOu N the Prusslan anbassaior, tiat,
shouid tue give their assent 20 the pF0gHtfuns OF
the scien,0 d3 Hde they would be suspen led frOul
the exercise O. their eplscOpa office ana pre- ed
flom eturning within tAe Prussian ter tories -
"he instructions" continues the CORE
spondent OF the fo 'and understand that
Gated Cardinal Anonell to break dipo-
matte relations with the Holy and Withdraw from Roma,
with all tue staff or legation in that the obec,iona
BILE act should be voted in the Council"
In co Sc sue n e OF n double yess,r, ex rtel by
the Prus ian vernmeat, the leg tes, 1t is stated
We're ma tced, partly rom conslderatl for the
q rman bishopS and partly on accoant OF the q H.
diplomatic situation Of the Cardinal Secretsty
oi stat TO wltnd aw the pr lace in toto ron tn 3
cons dera Ion OF tile Councl aud to order tlat he
voting the neral n grel Il Tdt sday sh uld
be DIR q instead TO tn nrst ause ~ the schema
itsef which, having b ell very cous deraoly modi-
fled In accord nee with he obi ctons pleylUusl
sel IN passed IN sc una1fmt usiy.
IL is ha necessary % say that those details are
far from eng correct and nat the Prus ian
government never took he steps with when
II las leen CT, dittd by the writer Of the
IS aware, no m naces we nee ssary, and IS to
the thr at Of breaking Oh diplomatic relations, an
able state doe no. light 0rt 60 sucl co rs
de noSsee. AT tie same tim there is no doubt I'll at
TIE King Of Pl ssia and the NOrih &c man Confede
at On would not have seen with in iuerance the ac-
ceptan e OF tie progmtLm by TIE Council In It's
l1lA harsh, supfr;f0us and even fnst ting 10 fm
and It may be safey assumed tnat the most innuen-
tal per ona e. Ia Rome have not been left in igno
ran Q OH that point
The New York herald., 1870-05-01
The Left Centre and Left in Organization.

From the Paris Gagnani OF April 10
meeting OF the Lett Cen re was nell The even
ing be!0le last a. tie Grind Hotel. 1t was not
very numerous, u, several deputies OF that tract
as the business was 10 dec de on tie atti ude to
DE assumed by lie group III view OF he ptebt cue.
Tne MARQUIS d'Anaelarre Presided, aud N. Buffet
was present. .Hsa ~ Il
Alter an account had been given by the chairman
OF con err Ion he had held that day with tho
Duke AlDlera. President OF lhe Il ghs Cen re, the
di cussiol t.rnsi IN he upportanene OF a collec-
live action and understanding W th hat b dy. mat
course was snarpy cymba ed by MN. Durort de
C,vrac Crochery Panat. Letevre-PontaAs IS
and Marcel. lie ia,t named gentleman,
however, made proposition to wait, be-
fore coming 10 deilnitive resolution,
until the olNcla text OF ths pseDiScue Should
made known. The contrary opilion WAS energ H.
caily defended by NJ. La our uu Moulin. Afser a
few words from M. Estancenn, WHO expressed sur
PRISE hat no explanation had been gwen OF the re-
Lrement of Count Daru. the n, eting sepa ated In
deciding hat each OF lis members sDooii remain
ree to act lnuiyhua ~ THAI the LafI Cent shOu
not 10 m any juno iOl with tlc Right Cenie and
that no cliective move should be made in favor oi
the pte0tscte.
1he Lefl Id meeting on the evening before last.
The only question discussed was whether the Depu
lies of mat party sOlud draw up, III cJncerb With
the elected repr> senta ives OF The Paris part
III na detn0ctatic press, The an i-pebi ci ay mani
leSlO, ana Whe ner ney should all sign II an
equal foolng. The decision was IN he affirmative
twelve votes t. ten promo incins Tor 0,dDg and
u signa,ure IN common wlIn the delegates Of The
press Inc majority herefore Immcdiitey AL
presid n, ana NJ. Ma.uln, seer ary to tn lepre.
natives Of n pr IS iOt NICE ing 10 De hed his
evt Mug ut hail. asst clgnt Ill the Rue dc la Sour
deere, No. 81 where tle Left usually asSemblls.
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ANOTHER JERSEY RAILROAD OUTRAGE.
PASSENGERS Fare Refused and He ForcibIy
Elected and ASSN auIteG.

EJcCIe0 anu ASSauIteOs
A few days since Mr.. Mats, Of No. SO Elm street,
Newark, was elected from train on the New Jersey
Rauroad, between Elizabeth and North Elizabeth,
in amanner characteristic Of that corporation. As
it is alleged ne was passenger from Elizabeth to
Newark and failed to provide himself with
ticket but when the conductor, whose name is
Gardner: applied to hm for one he offered fare III.
stead. II was refused, however, the ira n stopped
and The passenger fOrciby elected. Mr. Mats states
furtber tDaC the conductor got or tle rain and
beat Tim tfntii ne was ifsensihle. Gard err was
subsequent arrested. tasep before on Eli a. eth
Justice and hel to vail for trial on charge OF AZ
sault and battery Mr.. Mats was peuteously sup
Piled with funds when eectei.
The New York herald., 1870-05-01
Trade Rela,ions with Mexico.

From Galiqn mis- Mes enger, Of Plls, Aprll 1911
treaty oi amIfy. nayi alton and comm rec be-
tw Ell the Germal Zollyerein an Mexico VII have
10 be submitted 10 the Customs Parliament
(Which meets on he 21st insi. for ratification,
u Il the regort OF the Bpard Of r ade and Tram
upon lt las been distributed among the mem
hers If the Zulibr rndesra h. The CONNER cia inter-
course b lweei the Zol.veren and MeXicors impor-
TAM. and faany Germans 1--we IN The latter c0unty
Under these circu Instances tie injurious effect " the
wan OF lrea les has, during the last few years. cen
sensiLly fct. AtlOlgh the Gus OTIS r drifament IS
TO m ct on iife when e Reich tag reass lles
the two bodies VII 10 continue their srIngs at the
sAm lime. as he laitr VIII adjourn until the former
has comp! !eted it's labOrs.
The New York herald., 1870-05-01
PERT OF NEW YORK, APRIL 80, 1870.
CLEA2Bn.

Steamship City of Brooklyn tBr), Brooks Lverpoolohn
Steamship Nemesis Br Billnge, Liverpool via Queens
steam.hip Paraguay CBr), Williams. London--Howland
Steamship Cambria fBr carnochnn, Glasgow Henderson
Bros
steamship America NG Bussius, Bremen via southamp.
ton--Oelrchs & Co.
Steamship Fah-Ree, Steele, Hamilton tBermuda)-J n
Harvey.
Steamship Gen sedswck, Gates Galveston via Key West
G II Mallory GO.
Cromwell 4 Co.
Steamship BenviIe, Baker, New oreans--Lvingston Fox
&Co.
Steamship shermsu, CroweE New orlsans-FrsdarG Ba.
The New York herald., 1870-05-01
Manfesto Of the Right Censre-s'Liberty and
Revolution Fncc To Face"

from ihe Paris Gall ynani. April l9]
The Righs Ceatrs on tie sugg st ON Of NM
Emile Olivier and Cheva idier de Valdrome, havli
consL tulcd itself into comm IT, " action Wiz al
executive consisting Of I've memLegs inames vel
belowl and assumed the title OF "Cen rai Com
mitee fol the ptebtsche Of 1s70," has issuel the
following cifcaar:-
Liberty revolution face face Both have de-
poyed their ihes OF battle and displayed their colors On
the nag o. the FORMER u nscrfoed Yes, while that OF
dom IN france REQUIRES that the should the
greatest possible nun er OF votes that idea ia what
led 70 the formation OF this committee Instituted without any
exclusive spirit dependent Itself alone appeals to the
assistance OF every who thinks that
nation can practice the greatest Ia to avoid revolution
rrescd over Dy the Duke dbuera its act has Deen
to elect an Executive Committee OF venamey, visc0ant
de Ia 6uerronniere and Admiral Bouet Senators
Ene DC Siraran Journalist An accodns has been opened
des Cspuc'nes, where subscripons will be rece
The ohces are IT Rae de kivoi, 1872.
The New York herald., 1870-05-01
The Democratic Press in Council.
IErnm tine paris GaiipDani Anr,I 1u1

Tie rep. esentatlves o. the Democratic press OF
Paris and OF tn departments met two a tern0O S
bacK in tue Office TIE RsUef, under the Presidency
OF NJ. DeleS -liIZe. NM. Ledru Rom and Gampet a
were present. The slnes5 was to decide the
practica III de OF acton conc ernlng the plebtsctte
A reso uLion was pass~d lhlisf me Comm. ttee
of sne Press, represented by two e-iios or
each Pans oemccla &c Journal sinai nvlts The
worHii gInen's associations and the eiecto ii COM
N ees of lie pfece Ing yea s - seId dolega es
chosen dir ly rom tnOe ulDercnt groups.
comniI ees ae a:kea o provide, by subscr pt.oA
Tor the expenses ren er necessary py TIE pleb Sc
cry Ole IN Their circumsc lptsOns. In ueftuit VI
local prnti q establis meas, he Paris mmlttee
place itsel at servo OF til. dep TIM u,al for
Iaruisi NJ bGii> >tins aud other priated papers.
The New York herald., 1870-05-01
SAILED.

Steamships City Of Brooklyn, England, and Nemesis, Iv
erpoo; Paraguay, London Cambria, GLASGOW; America
Bremen st Laurent Havre Fah-Kee, Bermuda sedg
wick galveston; George Washington, sherman and Bien
vile, New Orleans; San Salvador and Montgomery,
nah Charleston Chareston Ellen Terry, Newbsrn;
bel, Richmond; knight, Georgetown, DC; Volunteer
Philadelphia.
Wind sunset Sc, fresh
The New York herald., 1870-05-01
City Organisations.
From tie Paris LiDerte, April Is

Tho i,.,sn ~ - M lars Loerse Apri dsI ,rr
at general NEE / g ia favor OF The pte6iscte OF
1870, there was oted by q camatioa the formation
OF great Paris Committee, 20 le subdi ided
Tor the capital into egnty-one for each
quarter. Tn great BODY and me cen raj one, winch
rs composed OF i've senators, eleven aepa.les and
q l such eitos OF Parls journals as support the
appeal 10 the people, Will concert together and COM
Dlne iher Efforts. A telegram Just rece1 ei an
nccs that the nitlaiie taAen In Paris IS TO be
imita Ell by B0rJea X. Were great c0mmittee
vii be subdlvided accor ing TO the number oI dis
trio s. Tie Aampl SCI Dy the capital anu so
spec liiy followed leaves no doubt that The same
tnng VIII olcar IN all the great towns OF France.
The New York herald., 1870-05-01
NEW Fosr OFFICE At TRENTON. n. J.

General r. +. Stockton has purchased the Chan
Gerry Building property at Trenton, N. j., for the
sum OF $4,000. with the view 1t s un Ie stoo l. Of
erecting tb T on new Post OIbce apd otter gos-
ernm. nt oil es.
The New York herald., 1870-05-01
The French and Irish ssiteds'' in Union.
NJ. Gustave Foulens addressed the following letter

TO the Paris MarseiLa,se:-
LONDON, April i2
Some Irish citizens, who from Dublin
charged me, la the OF their fellow ymen
sei Ltise the following address. IL
honor great reward for that there
OPP ressed they turn their eyes From
French people all the peoples look Tor er deverance.
GUoTAVE FLO kENS. =.
The document, which is addressed "An Feupfe
FfaacdtS' iuns thus
CIrI2ESs-The Irish people Is oppressed you are
Ms and famine Ireland the English dom
nation The MODEST and best OF her ansus the
dungeons England Her industry sAcrileI
Enslsh Crushns consume all her resources
French citizens. appeal to in the
cruelty oppressed, of yon denonnee
oious hypocrisy OF government wach pretends grant
liberties waie 1t treats Ike the ensla ed peopes the
asst. Z
The New York herald., 1870-05-01

consent to con o1nI their neratv We OF Their Dl,ik
bull tin with th0seof the rcpdblicansS We 10 nos
think "a.
The New York herald., 1870-05-01
SHIPPIN G. N E w S.
Almanac for New York This Dav.
OCEAN STEAMERS

DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF APRIL AND MAY.
The New York herald., 1870-05-01

7OCE THE TIMES OUT OF JOINT.-ls70
1917. Great reduction from Broadway prices.
W. r.JENNINGSt tS SUN, Merchant Tslors No. Barclay
street. opposite the Astor House, are now making the best
Ia the stve 10 order prices y 20
cent less than broadway prices Their well known repta
tion ample guarantee FOR the full performance their
within the means. OF all.
The New York herald., 1870-05-01

Seamr. Sas Destination. o
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-01-08
DRCIsIoS.

The following decision embraces
, points of Importance for the con.
%SideratiOn OF our planters. AZ
renting will BE- generally pursued
this season II behOOves the prOpri-
etOr to make himself secure for
his rent and therefore the decision
quoted below will instruct him
what IL necessary to be done:
The Canton (Miss.) Mail says
that = decision OF great interest has
been rendered by the High Court
Of the county 10 the effect that q
merchant who had advanced mon.
ey and supplies, taking a mortgage
therefor on tho crop raised by o
lessee, has prior claim TO the les.
sOr OF the plantation. Also, In the
same case, thata promissOry note,
executed by the lessee In favor Of
parties furnishing their own mules,
wagons, ETC., Is prior In its claim
to the rent due the landlord.
This decision, delivered by Judge
Peyton, Is made OH the ground that
the mortgage filed In favor Of the
parties advancing money and sup-
plies, before the attachment had
been made by the landlord, enti-
tied the mortgages to prior s9tis-
faction OF their claims out OF the
property covered. And the writ
ten contract made 10 the parties
who had furnished the mules, wa.
g0ns, etc, being enrolled in u cir
cult court, becomes a lien, under a
statute Of 1867, upon the equity Of
redemption OF the property em-
braced in the mOrtgagGtO the mort.
gagees, except that which 10 exempt
by law from levy and sale under
execution. Quoting FROM the
opinion Of tho court:
Trent IL nOtper 80 lien on goods
found on the demlAed premises. It
binda as a lien only when the
goods are SEIZED under au attach
ment for rent. In tue meantime
he may sell, dispose Of, or incum.
Der the came bona Gde and for valu.
able consideration, nOtwithstand-
Ing the existence VI 4 debt for rent.
Tue power OF alienation BY the
tenant exists until the goods are
seized under an attachment for rent
without any Limitation or restric.
ton on account Of trent"
The mortgage given to one party
aud the p%r0missOry note to another
having specific liens on the proper.
ty in controversy, were anterior In
point of time to the attachment for
rent on the part Of tho landlord,
aud were entitled, in the opinion Of
the court, TO prior satisfaction.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-01-08

ADvIoEs received in Washington
City from Texas from COnserva-
tive sources speak Of the great
frauds which were committed in
that State at the recent election, by
which the Radicals have carried
the canvass for Davis for Governor.
These have been 80 general aud IA
grant that there is some hope that
even Congress will not countenance
them, and an appeal will probably
be made TO that body for an inves.
tigatiOn. In Hill county, on the
second day Of the election, and DO.
fore II closed, the Radicals carried
away the ballOt-boxcs when It was
known that they contained . ma.
jority Of votes for Hamilton ; yetin
most Of the precincts q majority
for Davis IL returned. Other gross
Irregularities ere mentioned, and
the Conservatives AWit With fnkar
est General Rsynolds' report on
the ZANE.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-01-08

CALIFORNIA has had another
big earthquake. 1t occurred at q
o'clock on Sunday evening, a
week ago, and wac felt far down
the coast, and eastward TO Ncva-
da. The shaking was tremendous.
Church bells we're rung, walls
we're thrown down, clocks were
stopped, and railroad trains were
injured by the tossing Of heavy
rocks upon the tracks. Tho con-
sternation was very general. The
dispatches, which are brief, add a
postscript that the shocks contin-
ued al. of Sunday night. No loss
of life is yet reported, but proba-
bly, the people are in terrible APP
prehension Of something worse to
come.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-01-08

A NEGRO soldier named George
Washington, after the close oil
the war shot and killed 4 citizen
of Kentucky. The gentleman
murdered had been a Confederate
soldier. The negro was sentenced
to be hung, but because had shot
a "rchel" his sentence was com.
muted to ten years Imprisonment
in New Hampshire, but out of the
fIlness Of his heart Gen. Sherman
gave this negro, as q christmas
gitt," bis freedom on Christ.
mas day, and offered to furnish
him with transportation to return
to Kentucky where he could con.
tinue his amusement Of killing
rebels.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-01-08

INTELLIGENCE has been again
received in Washington, brought
this time, it is said, by the last
mail from Europe, TO the effect
that II IL the intention Of Great
Britain TO send one OF her ablest
d~iplomatists to the United States,
either to take the place Of her
present Minister, Mr.. Thornton,
or to cooperate with him in the
negotiation of a treaty for the
settlement of the Alabama claims,
in view Of the probable transfer to
Warrington Of the future official
action bstWeen the Governments.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-01-08

In the State of Iowa, Miss julia
c. Arlington being elected, by
the free sifFrageS Of her admirers,
superintendent of cOmmon schools
asks the advice Of Mr.. Attorney
General O'COnnOr 40 70 her right
in the premises, and that gentle.
man answers that O "reccnt decis.
ion in the Court Of ExcheQuer,
England, holds that the generic
term man includes woman, and
1t advances our paogress from 9
crude barbariAnism to . better
civilization The Attorney Gen.
eral warrants this construction, and
concludes 81 need scarcely adt
that in my opinion, Miss Adding
ton is entitled to the Office Il
which she has been elected" Thu
West is evidently the place fol
strOng-minded women.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-01-08

LOVELY woman perpetrated a
most astonishing swindle with a
New York physician the other
day. A few years ago Doctor
cyrus Ramsay, an eminent physi.
clan, in the practice Of his probes
sion IN New York City, was called
into Il miserable tenement house
to see a woman quite i'll therein.
He attended her during her entire
illness, and q few months after her
recovery married her. She had 4
mother, wives often have, conse
quently the Doctor was blessed
with that luxury, a mother. in law.
Alter L season the Doctor sought
safe investment FOR several lhons.
and dollars which he hal in bank.
The shaTcr Of his joys and tolls
persuaded him to buy the house
in which they then resided, and
the one adjoining. She also
persuaded him to make the deed
in her name 10 save him from any
disastrous speculation in which he
might engage, Soon after the
partner Of his bosom persuaded
the physician that her health was
impaired, and that n change of
climate could alone restorNhcr. \
voyage 10 Cuba was arranged.
Mother and daughter departed /;
the business OF the husband would
not permit him to 90, 10 a short
time information came to him that
his wife was dead. He sent for
the body and had it inferred.
Then came be mOther.in law and
q lawyer with a will Of the deceas
cd, In which 1t was shown that the
daughter had bcquealhed one. half
the property in her name to her
mother. The suspicious OF the
Doctor have been aroused, and
he intends 70 have the body OF
the dead woman taken up. lie
does not think his vile ia dead.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-01-08

talented brother to Join Der IN ihs
search One could oFoss-quos.
don the men, the other the Wo-
men. Between them they might
discover what many in England
are inclined to believo-that Lord
Byron had a tail. Whether he
was horned aud devil. footed or
not Gould, Of course, DO discOv-
cred more easily.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-01-08

THE New York Times money
article refers to the fact that the
first practical official step towards
tho resumption Of specie pay
ments has been taken by the state
Of South Carolina, in passing a
Law to pay the interest on the
bonds of the state in gold. Mas
sachusetts and California are the
only two states in tho Union that
can iclaim the honor of having
paid all liabilities in gold or real
money since 1862. The Times
admits that Governor Seymour
advocated the payment Of the
York state debt interest In gold,
and used all his power and inau-
cnce to bring about that result,
but his efforts we're unavailing,
owing to the majority and oppo-
sition Of the republican party"
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-01-08

The Supreme Court decides
Charles f. Field Miller lissen
ting-that where a State Legisla.
ture grants a franchise to a cor
poratlve body, and in considera
ton of the corporations establish
ing tho enterprise contemplated,
it exempts the corporation prop.
erty from taxation, q contract Is
created between the corporation
and the State, which no subse,
qusRt Liquidation or change Of
STATE consultation cen impair.