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New-York tribune., 1870-09-08
pRoBABLE MURDER AT BAYoNNE, y. J.

About s o'clock last evening two stages full
OF members of the Lady Washington Chowder Club Of
Ney-York passed down the Bayonne plank road on their
way to this city. The occupants were unusually up
roarous but above the noise Officer MacCauley detected
groans proceeding from express wagon that followed
the stages. The wagon stopped and man bearing
CHASTITY wounds and unable to speak found covered
by a blanket. Detectives Carroll and StrafOrd, who
were near the spot to the assistance OF MacCaue
and the occupants of the stages taken into
custody and lodged in the Fourth Precinct Police Station
while the wounded borne on his way 10 the
ferry hot pursuit given TO the other stage, and be-
fore IL reached the ferry its occupants were also taken
prisoners. '+t. '+t. - -,
WsshingtOn-st., New-YOrk His wounds were severe
cash across the throat and another on the right arm
This latter wound laid bare the bone and Il is said that
when found the man had bled almost To death NOtwlth
standing the fact that there hardly possibility mat
Inc could live hour, he sent home by the police In
charge of an officer. ,
NOT one OF the persons arrested would tell anything or
the ARRAY in which Scully wounded but the gang
will scarcely be united To remain long III prison for
be purpose shielding the guilty person The persons
arrested at the First Precinct Peter Ewen, EnOs Me
Cam James Ash, Peter Daniels, Patrick Curry, John
Doorsuce Thomas Sullivan, VIM. Morgan These are all
young men, The following are older men, stage-drlver
Nv occupation: Peter PellngtOn Richard W. Snedeher,
VIM Rudeger George Clarke. one of the stagedr1vers
a. reported said while In custody that the lnuf
dercr had not been caught after ALL
New-York tribune., 1870-09-08
THE WEST INDIES.

PROBABLE SUCCESS OF BLANCO IN VENEZUELA
IMPENDING REVOLUTION IN SAN DOMINGO.
HAVANA, Sept. 7.-Advices from Venezuela
to July a. have been received The situation of Blanco
was favorable. The Monagas steamer Federation, and
two schooners had joined Banco. The entire Republic
except Maracsibo, acknowledged Banco as President.
and peace expected The difficulty with the
Dutch Government had been partly arranged. The
Honeur, and schooner Sara had been released
and had gone TO Curacao. Two Dutch men-of-war
anchored off Laguayra.
Advioes from San Domingo to Aug. 20 received here,
state that the position Of President Baez critical
Hungria, the Minister OF War, had resigned.
Commerce in the West Indies is paralyzed on account
OF the European war.
TWO COUNTERFEITERs TO BE SHOT-EFFECr OF
THE WAR ON HAITIAN COMMERCE.
PORT AU-PRINCE. Aug. IA. - Armand and
Grant charged with counterfeiting the national cur
rency are to be shot The war has had terrible effect
upon business here nearly all the Haytian trade Is
done with France and Prussia. A number OF North
German ships are now at the different ports OF the
island some Of them fully loaded bat afraid to SAIL lest
they may he captured by the French cruisers Ex-
change, which rapidly going down, is now at $50
The coffee crop is just commencing to come H. anu WI"
be large
New-York tribune., 1870-09-08
LOCAL, POLITICS,

The Seventeenth Ward German Democrats
have appointed the following Committee to demand that
the Germans shall be properly recognized in the State
and City Governments: A. EickhOf, A Bendesben, Phi
Merkle A. Meerhofer f. A. Nesser, Ch kinkel and JOS
q. Kuster
A large gathering took place last evening
at the Junction of East Broadway New Canal and Ru
gerssts present for nomination 10 the Shrieyaly OF
the City and County OF Justice f. j. shandey
The streets and houses in the neghborhood were bril-
iany illuminated and the grand stand in the center OF
the open space filed with the political adherens OF
the Justice. Resolutions adopted conmendatory OF
him, and declaring his fitness for the position Speeches
made by Messrs. Charles Goldey, ex-Judge ThOmp
son Of the Marine Court, Justice shandley, N. T. Dow
ley and John u. Andrews. The addresses all Of
the cOngratuatory order with the exception OF that
OF Mr. Andrews, who urged the not orderly crowd
TO support heartily the who has served you for
many years Justices bench, tohere ne has been
brought into immediate contact eah you al" As the
procession was passing Orchard-st. on Canal rocket
glanced across the street. struck Gilbert Berhold OF
No. 81 Suffolk ST. in the lower part OF the body causing
a very dangerous wound.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-08
BEATS THE WORLD.

To the EditOr or The Trtbune.
SIR can no longer refrain from giving my
personal thanks for the entertainment and instruction
which your paper has given who have read and sub
scribed to it since its first publication. The marvellous
enterprise Of this mornings issue has determined to
break silence long selfimposed account OF the
significance OF the esteem of only OF your Of
thousands Of readers.
You may safely challenge the world with your CORE
spOndent's letter from Sedan. event which Is
epoch in the worlds histOryeither upon the Of
your own enterprise in its Transmission, or for the
writers remarkably vivid and picturesque detail and de-
scriptiOn
The interview between Count Bismarck and your cor
RESPONDENT which the American people placed In
possession Of that great statesman's view OF the sa
ton, and his probable future intentonS-nfOrnation
which Foreign Cabinets would have given thousands 10
obtain-musf considered very high compliment tO
the nation we'll TO the journal whose correspondent
was honOred with his confidence. WM. HOWE
NetC York, Sept. 6, 1870.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-08
PERFECT AMAZEMENT.

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR With perfect amazement have read the
description OF the battle Of Sedan forwarded by your
correspondent the Prussan headquarters 10 you by
telegraph and published here within three days after its
occurrence. You may well be proud Of your undertak
ing; 1t throws everything of ts kind in the shade No
paper in the world show such extraordinary energy
one stops TO think whether 10 wonder more at this
enormous expenditure OF money or at the bravery OF
your able correspondent.
Allow me to Congratulate you on your undertaking,
and cannot but believe that the increased sale of your
valuable paper will amply reimburse your prOfuse use OF
money in the interest of your readers.
- L. II. G.. EHRHARDT, NJ. D.
Neir York, Sept g. 1870.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-08
THE RHINE-G UdRD.
BY BAYARD TAYLOR.

BY BA1ARD IA1LDh.
A peal like thunder calls the brave.
With clash OF sword and sound OF wave:
To the Rhine, the Rhine, the German Rhine!
Who now will guard the rivers line
Dear Fatherland, no fear he thinei
Firm stands thy guard along the Rhine.
A hundred thousand hearts beat high;
The answer flames from every eye
The German youth devoted stand
To shield the holy border-land.
Dear Fatherland, no fear be thine
Firm stands thy guard along the Rhine.
And though my heart in death be dumb
stll though shalt not a Frank become
Rich, as in water thy fair food,
Is Germany in hero-blOod.
Dear Fatherland, no fear be thine.
Firm stands thy guard along the Rhine.
He sees above him Heavens blue dome,
Whence souls OF heroes watch their home,
And vows with battles pride possessed:
Be German, Rhine, az is my breast!
Dear Fatherland, no fear be thine!
Firm stands thy guard along the Rhine.
SO long AS blood shall warm our veins,
While for the sword one hand remains,
One arm to bear a gun,-nO more
Shall foot OF foeman tread thy shore!
Dear Fatherland, no fear he thine!
Firm stands thy guard along the Rhine.
The oath resOunds, the wave rolls by,
The banners wave, advanced on high:
TO the Rhine, the Rhine, the German Rhine
We all will guard the rivers line.
Dear Fatherland, no fear be thine
Firm stands thy guard along the Rhine.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-08

property and interests and authorized the Directors to
asc the Shore Line Rail way, and 10 accept amend
,nent 70 the charter Of the sewYork and Eew-HaveD
halroad Company IN relation 10 the construction Of
prioges across the Housaonic River and N0rwak Har
DOT lhe earnings Of the roads are 10 be diyded-the
new-fork and New1Iaven Company 10 receive fifty
seven hundredths. and the Hartford and New Haven
company forty-three hundredths The Shore Line also
voted to lease their road to the New-York and New
naven company, the latter guaranteeing payment OF
New-York tribune., 1870-09-08
ARGENTINE CONFEDERATION.

THE CIVIL WAR IN ENTIRE RIOS-MATERIAL PRO-
GREss OF THE PEACEFUL PROVINCES.
The province of Entire Rios remains prey
to the horrors of civil war Lopez Jordan. the rebel
eheaiD the assassin of Gen. Urquza, continues to p
Iage and ravage this beautiful territory.
The War Minister the Confederation has gone to the
army with the intention OF looking TO its needs
and 10 all means to promptly subdue the re-
belOn.
CEN Celly Obes succeeds Gen. Mtre, the former
Commander OF the national forces The bad health Of
the latter compelled him withdraw from active service
The other provinces OF the Republic are ENJOYING me
blessings OF peace and prosperity unparalleled by any
former times. Lines OF railroad and telegraphs are
being extended in all directions which give an unwonted
activity TO all business operations. II Is thought that
the ben gu influence these agencies of civilization will
anon reach the desert places Of the land
New-York tribune., 1870-09-08
THE "TENTH LEGION. +"

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR / noticed in The TRIBUNE of the 1st
nst assault by anonymous correspondent, the
character OF the Hon. Charlton Burnett, citizen OF this
borough, aud a prominent Democratic candidate for
Congress in this District am radically opposed to Mr.
Burnett in politics but believing that justice should be
DONE take great pleasure in thus publicly denying the
charges against that gentleman false in every partcu
lar. He ia honorable upright man, able lawyer,
and In point Of ability the abest Of his party in this
District aspiring to Congress. JUSTICE.
S,r0Usbnrg, Pa, Sept. 8, 1870
New-York tribune., 1870-09-08
BURNING or ICEHoUsEs.

A fire broke out ut Catsl,ill Point yesterday
afternoon, in the cehOuses OF the New-YOrk lee Com
pany The entire building comprising five six differ
ent houses under the roof burned. together
with the building containing the engine used foe
hosting purposes. Tic buildings empty
New-York tribune., 1870-09-08

Dr. Avery Of jersey City has been fully ex-
onerated from charge Of causing the death Of chd
by the careless Of ChlOroform.
In the Fifth, Sixth, Seventh and Eighth
Wards OF Ezabeth n j. there IL population Of 90S7.
OF only 2,f0i.
Michael Dunn and Jacob Kohl, employed in
shop belonging 60 Mr. Hunt, Newark carpenter, got
a dispute yesterday afternoon about piece Of mold
ing on which they were working. Kohl became 20 much
enraged that he raised his hammer and brought 1t down
fell him the floor. and at late hour LAST night the
victim supposed to be dying.
An accident happened 10 The caravan o4
Baey's Circus Coleyile NJ j., OF Saturday las'
which killed and four were very seriO
injured. The wagon that carried the canvas, &cS
going down hill, and the horses becoming fright ue
ran away and dashed INTO a carriage in which 90
ticket agent and four Others. The carriage -
and the men thrown ont. The ticket agents leg 'G
broken and lac received other injuries from whk 90
soon died. The Others were badly injured 0ne0 30
runaway horses was killed.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-08
THE TRIBUNES WAR NEWS.
HOW THE TRIBUNE GETS IT'S NEWS.

lie Temps (newspaper) of Aug. % says: " Sew
era correspondents OF English newspapers arc staying
the Hotel de Cologne among them correspondents on
The Times. and OF the American journal THE NEW
YORK TRIBUNE. These gentlemen tell me that they
have messengers trfdesdeeampD who furnish the de-
tails. AS the materali received, they edit IT.
thus In the sience and secIuson Of their apart
ments written those stirring ascounts OF the battles
which admire the journals ro the Channel
or the Ocean"
New-York tribune., 1870-09-08

LoSDos Sept :D p.m-Consos elos u. Tor mo1s ami
account Anecg closed steady Five stui bonds s o.
81; 1867 3k; 1881 37i TnFoe a. Railway iocAs close. stesiJs
Ere 49, ,n0is Central il; Atlantic ant Gra Western. q
LyEKPooL sept 74J) mCoton close ida MhiIng WI ads
gld9tl Mdfng Orleans 9l0Jl; sales II the day 8Oy bef "a
GLIDING G0 for export and speculation Breaus nHer fo d'
Lard quiet
Caruta Tsee easier 656. Lnssed Oh 81 g0 Ejl Is.
ANTWERP, Sept. T.-PerOirum, 52a.2t r.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-08
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
ROME.

EXCITEMENT OVER THE FRENCH EEws-wHOLE-
SALE ARRESTS.
ROME, Wednesday, Sept. 7. 1870.
The proclamation of the French Republic
causes most profound sensation here. The arrests
made by the authorities. which numerous before
this event have become innumerabe. Hundreds
have been imprisoned on charge OF conspiracy.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-08
WHAT THE PEOPLE SAY.
NV, 9trDnDr9x. nun, nrnor

TO The Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR In coming across from Jersey City yes
tefday morning, my neighbOr sitting beside asked
what news my paper had SAID I, displaying tho first
page OF The TRIBUNE, Here is six column cable dis
patch, do want to read IL 20 why" said he "there
ls nothing at all like that in my paper. The Woridl
Hoping your political principles may have good an
effect as your war dispatches, I am, yours &c. p.
Neio- TOrk, Sept. 6, 1870.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-08
An accident banDened 10 the caravan
THE STATE or TRADE.
nnMEsTrC MhRKRT9-

NEw-ORLg,Ns Sept Flour irregular; SlPer6nt IS 50; y.
Extra l5a p Trbl, Etr re 50@T6 - Corn hrmeri ~.
Yellow &c TSl; White 81. orts, 5r0lsc Other .r
unchanged Eohaugeerng 2Gdl26 Sew-Yors Sight pr
Gold, ia.
WILMINGTON, N. c. Sept 7-Spns Tuehihe steady 81 re
Low grades ROs FIRM ami aive Others DALI STRAINED ~ 90 Crude
Turpeniine unchanged Tar 10 we sales 81 1J Cotton aeAiv
Cotton opened with far demand hut sSoa
0te sales l90 bales receipts 30 bales. Midnf ~
New-York tribune., 1870-09-08
LABOR MOVEMENTS.

The Operative Masons have elected new Board Oh
Trustees
The DRY Goods Clerks Early Closing Association
have eed r poini h closing at O'Clock and now n'ead
attempting 20 shui upst6
The Journeymen Tailors picnic netted the Union
s60I. :,
The First Cooperative Building Society received
tlO0 10 subscriptions lat evening
New-York tribune., 1870-09-08
5petial Noiites.

PhaIon's "yitalis;" Or, Salvation for ths Hair.
Pos RESTORING TO GRAY HAIR ITS ORIGINAL COLOR
PHAL0Ns "yITALIA" tfen utterly nom al lie dyes" "eo'
orss ~ in It acts stotsv different pha
sps lnpd fragrant and perfectly innocuou' prseis'ss' ne
muddy or aossaent matter require. shaking up and communicates
stain linen No paper oaa necessary TO cones,
i.s turbd appearance. for the simple that not rb "H
a. intent. aud purpose. SKv Toilet Chemistry
For sale by all druggists. PHAL0N & son. Nssrors
New-York tribune., 1870-09-08
LATEST CENSUS RETURNS.

The population of Milburn On. J.) is 1885
959 voters $50 houses, aud 1923 families.
South Orange On. JD Township has popnla-
on OF 297g There are 576 voters 1876 houses and iSJ
families.
Census returns give the Third Ward OF Brook
lyn 9ss4 inhabitants; Tenth Ward J6l3 Iwentle'h
Ward 10 I78 and Twenty first Ward, 29l5 inhablthnts
New-York tribune., 1870-09-08
RAILWAY CONSOLIDATION.

The stockholders of the New-fork ana New
Haven Railroad Company held special meeting az NoN
Haven Yesterday and approved ofa contract made Dy
the Roard of Directors with the Hartford aud New
Haven RailrOsd Company for perpetual piSs " iscE
New-York tribune., 1870-09-08
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER g. 1870

arrived to attend the Labor Refsrm State Convesop
The general feeling OF the delegates thus far in attend
ance unmisakaby In favor OF the nomination OF Wen
dell Phillips for Governor
New-York tribune., 1870-09-08

DIED
BPESCHA ARDOn SATURDAY the 81 inst New Rochelle T. NH
Clsrisss Bresclsrl, D her 3jth year.
New-0Tleans papers please copy.
HENDREOn Tuesday Sept e. Julia g. Geer Htndre in she list
wear II her
Tie relatives and enlsof family rspecgr invited q sttesi
the funeral Friday O'Clock at the Genital pbT
tedan Church Hf -sKhst., near Broadway
KEELBR-At Rockville Cca L. L. fueily Sept MatheW r.
Keeler. aged 50 years.
JIyINGST0S-On Monday Sept at Manchester Vermont Aan T..
widow Of the late Abraham II. Livingston.
The friends family and Ms A. G. Hsssd
attend the funeral this DAY. fhuiy AZ Iuuy Cuap Al
n o'clock.
MACDOEALD-At Mount Vernon " Y MARY H. Maconah ia toe
aTth year Of her age. Friday afternoon. sept. 3
The funeral place Moniay sept rom her late cenee at
O'Clock M.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-08
VERMONT.
THE ELECTION.

BURLINGTON, VT, Sept. THE returns from
1876 towns give Republican majority for Governor OF
1865. The total majority will be about 22 10 far "a
reported, only nine Democratic representatives are
elected.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-08

After this week the special trains to Sara
toea. Ma the Hudson River Railroad VIII be discoh'
tinued. ,
The twelfth annual fair of the New-Jersey
tanltural society will commence ON the grounds a'
WsXefy' on Tuesday. Sept 20. continuing four days
Last night Edward 0'Brien OF BROOKLYN
while drunk, went into the saloon OF JosePn my
ner as rnt olt: ,Pesepfy he returned and hgh, EN-
sued in which he wns badly beaten s'""f '" head oi
EartcubVldi. ...sst q.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-08

LONDON. Wednesday, Sept. 7, 1870.
The special correspondent of The TRIBUNE
at st. Petersburg writes on the 2d inst, "Don Carlos
left here to-day. wholly unsuccessful His idea was that
Russias refusal to recognize the present Spanish Gov
because an adherence to the divine right
theory. He was mistaken. The Emperor is well dis
posed toward that but waits it's regular
ganization before recognizing it, Don Carlos could not
see the Emperor; near Moscow he had an interview
with Gortschakod, hut accomplished nothing"
New-York tribune., 1870-09-08
CUBA.

SPANISH REPORTS OF OPERATIONS IN THE FIELD.
HAVANA, Sept 7.-Col. Acesta reports the
killing OF forty insurgents in the CaunaO region. Gen.
Caro- reported TO have surrendered in form. There is
much hunger and misery among the insurgents.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-08
POLITICAL.
MASSACHUSETTS.

LABOR REFORM STATE CONVENTION.
WORCESTER, Mass, Sept. IA large num-
bef OF delegates from all parts Of the state have already
New-York tribune., 1870-09-08

Depot for Congress and Empire Spring Waters, -
CbsBbers-st None genuine sold On dTaHght
New-York tribune., 1870-09-08

Wedding aud Visiting Cards, Initial Stamping Note Pager
Wa EyERDKLs SONS lO EULTOS-sr Old DVtcB CaUscs
New-York tribune., 1870-09-08

DIR. Sage's CntnFrh Remcdy.-S5oo TcEar or n f.bs
Sold by Druggist. hy mail CO cen. niipht Nv Az
dress X. PiEKoI, N D. lJJ seneessG. Bnaiio, n. !.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-08
The ShiyeriDg Season.

The ShiNeflDg SthsOn.
The the borng classes The United States caused b 'ey
AMI .s has been estimated upsarl millions Of oh per
mum whole settlements sometimes pos,si by the disease ,ai
regarded some localities Of those vus Of Providence
which cannot be avoided This, mistake As certainly any ihs
evil, which are invited by yec may oe b. prscauioo''
certainly may an attack ofniemt,nt Tor rsu fever be prevented
nv invsotpg the system With Ho,rErrgRs STOMACH BrrzRs al
vance ofhe which this maiy prvi Pre'ea'Oa it
needless to say policy bat e0nsous to know has where
actually commenced complete al eases be rapidly effected
By the use Of this powerful vegetable oae The reputation o The Br
TIERS as specific for dyspepsia liver cOnpn constipation soi arr'
ou, debility has some the shade its ns'
preventive aad cure Of other ailments but taken IT,
either as protection against remedy for maiHoas fsvers WI "
mi, that ,upase eeney all the soealel specifies n'ns ~"
nine, usually prescribed for these m while bA' the sane tine
entirely hsrne. and decidedly paaabe -----
Fifteenth Assembly District Union Repaer paS sr ~ sa
monthly uctuh
AY EVENING at ~ pEED prs.li-nt
Bighh-ave. aud fhiIty-thirist d. NAM
soGS s q HsiIsS, HHSsTsS. seere''''e-
Hats.
WARNOCK Co.,
u,vp tssrEp THg PAIL PATTERNS FOR
GysTLgMRN, BOYS, AND YOUTH
GESrs SILK DRESS HATS
SEVEN D0LLARSlll
$40 BROADWAY.
Anvaiids, - ,oxcona.
will ssd the water and o.h A. INC
BspecaJ al shedoa under the care OF Dr s.
the Lest cufauves % toroat.
PIN h Kiluey Diseases rheumatism And Csneers
Lang o ,seetsd in weeks Chmsie meruN bss
Ae Winao or Florida Congress Halt the srceen hotel oPss
VI RosTd and For psIcass rs;efenesA
al ne @ s.,iy per.opaly or by IS y. CARLIsLs
and "O"' 'PP" w. = : Congress Hall, shedss, vsuneot
A Specially. Light LoeoDorivcs -
,d,p,sa steep grades sAs ad bgh rnh for eca.
Tor mnes lumber dsreis qsarss esAse
al mills Fer photographs and l lniernausa .ddress -
Pos-Onee NotceT mails for Europe daring the ssss sn
TO- 1870 Will close this Que on tpNn'
nay TupRsnAY and SATURDAY al ~ Osbek m sna az az uy
ssioa, A. follows va aai B,il;p m ssu ~
sua r. II " q. "a saA N.lQS.& IN sossN S~sAs'si'
New-York tribune., 1870-09-08
MIRRIED.

TUESDAY Sept at % West wenheh
hv D. D. ASSISTED hv the Rev Joshua KsLedy.
MIR Hugh OSeH Carrie, daughter OF Robert Kennel N,
carls
PRRsOSs-THOMAsAt Hudson y q, e reroe ofhr hrde''
tlhS h RY MI Weltev Mr. Penoas VI Mex tors ctT 70
ROBERTSON -BROwNBOn Tre8lav. ca inst. ny he Rev o.
Angel Dacd Robertson of HahT g. 10 Mas une Howus
Of NewYork.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-08
RUSSIA.
fBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRrBUSs.I

THE MISSION OF DON CARLOS UNSUCCESSFUL
RUSSIA WILL NOT INTERFERE IN SPANISH
AFFAIRS.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-08
DIED

IN Notice, Of Marriages must Be aiorsod 'ci'1 dtt
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1870-01-28
The Art Of Sitting Properly.

All cOnsumptivc people, and all af-
flicied with spinal deformities, sit
habitually crooked, in one or more
curves of the body. There was time
in all these when the body had its
natural erectness, when there was not
the firstdeparture on the nd to death.
The make of our chairs. especially
tina: great barbarism, the unwicldly
and disease-engentlcring rocking
chair, favOrs these diseases: ami UNI
doubleday, in some instances, leads TO
bodily habits from which originate
the ailments just named, to say moth
of piles, fistula, and the like.
The painful or sore feeling, which
man. are troubled with necessarily
for years at the extremity of the
backbone, is the result Of. sitting i'm
such position that it rests upon the
seat of the chair at point several in
ches forward Of the chairback.
A very common position in sitting,
especially among men, is with the
shoulders against the chairback, with
a space of several inches between the
chair6ack and the lower portion Of
the spine, giving the bolly9the shape
of half hoop; it is the Instantaneous
instructive, and almost universal posi-
ton assumed by any consumptive Oh
sitting down, unless couhteracted by
an effort of the will; hence parents
should regard such position in their
children with apprehension, and
should rcctify it atsonce.-Ec.