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This is NO PATENT MEDICINE HUMBuG, getten
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The acknowledged heaithfulness unriyaled flavor.
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foremost place among articles intended for table
dagnpft.
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TAKING what appears to be the present
law of increase, the wealth of the country
for the next four decades would be repre-
sented as follows:
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L address D. D. GALLANDBA, Toledo, Ohio.
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A GREAT many persons in eating cher.
ries swallow the stones, which is very
dangerous practice, and sometimes causes
sudden death.
The New York herald., 1870-05-19

Further Particulars-The Mystery Still I'm.
soived-The Coroner and the Detectives mt
WOrk-Speculations as 10 the Latest M0ve-
ments of the Murdered Man.
Coroner Burns, OF Jersey CITY, Is actively engaged
In collecting evidence for the inquest the body of
Charles Doieldecker, which was found on the bank
OF the Morris Canal, at Bayonne, as reported In yes
terday's HERALD. There is not shadow OF doubt
In the minds OF the relatives of deceased of the
police OF the Fourth precinct and OF all who
have known the man for years that he
was foully dealt with. There is evidence
enough collected already to show that the man
was seen IN the forenoon proceeding soberly and
tnongntfuy, a, uSua, TO the lower part Of Jersey
City from resldcnce. an there Is no prob biliy
wnaeyer that he would go Of his own accord to The
p ace where the body Mas loud. Inc bank Of the
cana. at tins pace is built or stone, and Is wide at
The top, so as 10 form tOwpath Tor the
horses aid mules attached to clnalboats. The
val. Is Iour feet high, and rests on ledge
TO the waters ed e. On these fragments,
ne the water and nine feet iiom the tOwpath, the
that defeats the suppo ltion q suicide BY ia ling
rom the bank. There was abrasion or stab under
one eye, the side Of the head was torn and bruised
and The s&n around the eye blackened as from
heavy bow. The siv.r watch aud some papers
wee left Oh his person these might furnsha Clue
to the muideer, but The money was all taken except
twelly cents
A lew uours before the discovery of the body the
man was seen at q liquor saloon ca led ''rhs Idle
HOur,' ana the place where the body was found IL
not quite half mi.e dist mt from this saloon. This
ca cumtance Is the base on which the coroner takes
his stand IN the end deavOr to unravel the mystery.
1t il supposed by ma ~, an the supposition most
consistent with all the crcumst tnces OF The case
that aiter the man was Killed the body W is taken In
a boat to the place wnere It was found II would
not be safe TO throw lt into deep water lie on the
one hand the boat might be clpsiZed; on the other
IeSt some eyes might the act, as they certalny
codI not from distance when person Is under
the emDanKnicnt Detectives Carroll ani stratfa'd
were informed 9 al vhe acts IN the case by Captain
Pierce, OF the Fourth precinct and they are now
engaged in wO king up the affiIr.
VI Done decker Character but one opinion Is ex-
pressed. he untve sal testimony Is That he was
sober, thrifty, honest and industrious, but Esp ciuy
thrifty 50 that the supposifiOn hat he went on
spree Is repudiated by every one VINO knew him.
HIS iataef and brother live IN BayOnne, the saline
city whore the murder was perpetr.ted.
The New York herald., 1870-05-19
Marine Disasters

LONDON, May ls-shp Lebanon, 81 JOHNS for Dub
lin. compelled to throw overheard her deck load in
storm.
Ship British Prince from San Francisco for Liverpool en-.
counered heavy gales February Is March 90 Her
cabins were flooded and rigging unshipped.
Ship Coingwood, from London for New York. sunk near
scily Islands
sonR LOUISA GRAY lof Barns;abeN Lowell, was driven
ashore sunk Folly Cove Ipswich Bay, Saturday
while endsayong 70 &c. to proceed her
for 800 The wreck was sold q ancon on Monday for
Miscellaneous.
Chas Burke, of the steamship Huntsville from
Savannah, has our thanks for favors.
Whalemen.
Arrived At Cape Town, CGH; April bark Roman; WI.
liams, Of New London, from Heard Island, with 1855 bDs
sieared at New Bedford 18th, schr william Wilson (of
Cleared do 18th, schr Cohannet (of Marion), wiel At
spokenJan a lat 5 80 ion l5s IS E, ship Europa. Nyo,
M o ss sas %Sp,si s ses e" ep. o.t o.y r.
sshs g 3
Blake, Hammond, Marion, 10 do do.
Shin Ronochan (Br Scott from Pensacola for Greenock
Brig Rusy Br) from wilmington, NC, for - May T. lat
Fcreisn Ports.
ANTWERP Nav 6-sailed 9th, Lynet, Olsen, and Ella
srAomS HEAD May 4on Jenny, Henric from NYork
sRisToI May Jos suc CarS oarvs,, NYOrk
IN fenarh Roads Jth Ocean Phantom Hesselton from
NBrrMSaMAvFs May ARRIVED, Olbers. Basson NYork
Sal cd !h, Berlin ts, Undeutch, baltimore; Neptun
B%scELosA, April as-Arrved,J Ferra, Isom. New Or
BosDEAgx, May A-saled from Royan. Fredk Scala.
"c%NS,Tr Nav sArrived La.hey Rich MITCHELL Havre
saied 4th John Campbell, senner, Basimorei 9th, Ty-
pncSe Cleared sSyni ill., ssfoi Soiiss Flag, Nyorx.
Japan Persia, Doane. New Orleans
D 69aE MAY May PasssS iaoa. whsy from London for
Nyork 7th, New word Champion, from London ior New
povrn, May 500, Kong sosrre. .u p..,.
AIzss4 as,sy SSs
GREnNooK, NAV s. Sailed, Freeman, Dennis N York; Con
May ts, Glasgow for NYork
ssss aSss Sssf e1aS f1snsn SYG5E s
srssa Green fh!sss's1s sGS
GESoA May s-Arrived, paGny, & Arvel'on' Pensacola
HAsTr SGs May 4-oa, Ellen oliver, Bance, from Doboy
III aNssTRs, Maysaled from Cuxhaven 4h, Aemania ~,
baIens Louisiana Toufrett New
| Forest Queen, Morris, Savannah.
Sailed 9Th Jane .yes s Rousssn. SYorR
| HAvANA Nav l6-Arrived steamship Geo washingsonn q
tnot Cromwei). 6aser New Orleans land sailed IL
'sa sailed ISr istS, steamship Washington for Nasaire
Jsnwri April 81 In port schrs Salaiin (Br Socomb,
from NYork, disg; Ellen Lewis. Lewis from and for do
PT'ss9 ay siofs Pouae somSsy
KNGsIoN, ia, April 2iArrived, brig Mary Stewart Ad
Ssei ssth brig Meredith seyer. Manzenla schrs Al
bert treat Sawyer, NYork via Old Harbor Soth' ida
In port sh brig Athlete, Mcdonald for Ny9rk Iaa Har
ding for PHI ade phia Mary stewart Adams, Tor Cupa,
LivERpooIr May 6-Ariised, Victoria, Johnson fensa
Arrived at do l7h ship Nerens Miller, Savannah.
Sal ed 5th Tndus,re, NYok Iron Age Iranree Nes
oEssas An'o nss acas; sG; am Amoy
ze, Cssliue; Neptune, Peapody' NiofA'
The New York herald., 1870-05-19
NEW YORK CITY STREETS AND SEWERS

The New York Society o. Practical Engineering
met last evening in the Cooper Institute to Listen to
a paper by Mr. Harrison, on the Methods OF Con-
structing and Managing Streets and Sewers. sub
system OF sewers, made wholly below tn sc now in
use was recommended. the refuse to be drawn up at
could be Used Tor carrying or the surface water,
While the lower ones could be devoted wholly to
posed for the relief Of the London sewers
wnich have challenged the ski OF en-.
gineers for many years. The writer stated that
before the pre ent century the London sewers were
whOl v devo Ell to con ucting away surface wafer
and natural drainage but are now used for sewage
aso in bOtn London and New YORK the sewage is
set back by the rse OF the tide and foul vapors are
driven out through traps and the outlets are m re
or less ehokel with sand and silt. New YORK mas
toge ner with as much more Of drains. The writer
also considered wood and concrete pavements, the
utilizing OF sewage in agriculture and the nature
OF the noxious vapors that rise from Ill
KEEP. streets and sewers To tant the air.
The New York herald., 1870-05-19

-
Steamship rariia r, Murphy Liverpool via Queenstown
steamship Minnesota Br, whincray, Liverpool Williams
Steamship vae.ts (Br,. McQusen Glasgow Henderson
Bros. a. ~
Steamship Western Metropolis, Quick, Havre &c-Ruser
Bros. -on
Steamship South Carolina, Adkins, Chareston-h MOT
steamship Acushnet Rector, New Bedford--Ferruson
Wood -, gu. cr.x
Bark Iov'aid (Nor), Ohlsen, sten for orders-Funch
BARK Urda tNor Berkaas. Elsinoro for orders-Funch
BARK Golden Fleece (Br, Rhodes, Barbadoes-Hy Trow-
Big Fanny swe, Boden, sodsrtolje-C Tobias Co,
Brig Americus, Hand Cardenas--Jas Henry.
sctr Commerce, Evans, Poini-a Pltre-b weinberg.
Schr Julia Baker, Baker Harbor Island .
Schr Ella Thorn. Thomson, 81 John, NIB W Elwe Il
Schr Ben Bolt (Br, Drake st George, NBJed Frye Co.
ecbr Wapea, Penny, Galveston-C II Mallory Co.
scnr X Dean, Cook, Wilmington, NC-N L. McCready q
Schr Gun Rock, Bangs Elzabehport-J Boynton's Son
Co.
Schr Ira Laffrinier, Chaiwck Boston.
Schr NJ j Elliott Snow, Welhest--E Cr0wel
Schr Senator, Bivdenburgh, Hartford Racket Bros.
Scbr Dart. Thompson, stamford.
Steamer Bristol. Wallace, Philadelphia Hand.
Steamer Mayfower, TUFTS Philadelphia.
steamer vucan, Wilcox, Philadelphia.
The New York herald., 1870-05-19
A wAsHNcTOx STATUE N THs PARK.

collection is now being taken up among the
pupils Of all the public schools in the city, the eltire
amount contributed to be expended In erecting a
statue of George Washington in the Park as token
of the reverence felt by the children of New York
for the Father of his Country. The Board or Educa
to this movement and the principals OF the several
schools have been directed to pay over the amounts
recei ed, as soon as collected, TO the Beard, under
whose supervision the disbursements Will De made
The children eft at per ect liberty to contribute
whatever sum tley please or feel able 10 spare but
no more than ten cents Il taken from any pupil
In order tnat contributions from the rich and toe
poor may be equalized 10 some extent Consider
able sums have already b en- received under tn ar
rangement, and IL Is expected that the pro LOS ID
statue may be unveiled ana ded dcated to the memory
less ilaD a wear.
The New York herald., 1870-05-19
FAST LIFE IN JERSEY.
Sad Phase Of SOcial Life In Newark-Jersey
Piety versus Jersey Imm0raIity-Chicag
Rapidly Being Eclipsed.

Sad Phase Of SOcial Life In Newark-Jersey
Piety versus Jersey ImmoraIity-Chicago
Rapidly Being Eclipsed.
Jerseys chief city, Newark, Is acquiring reputa-
tion that will soon place her on par with Chicago,
should the present prevailing social progressive
nessi continue much longer. For couple of weeks
past-ever since the HERALD took the initiative and
lifted the mask OF hypocrisy from the faces
OF several OF Newark's ''highly respectable
pc ople-scarcey day has passed that
stories Of tue most sensational character,
vol Sorce eci coqaey sIobemeMns, M breach each Of promS al
Utfn, dd tntnt!un,, and, one, might now well say,
dd nduSe0nl. That such state OF affairs rea y
does exist Is. unfortunately too true, and iurni ines
berIng nea ly one hund red members and OF people
protesting tie most advanced species Of Christianity
1t is noteworthy TACT, too nat the majority u
social wrong-dOe are chiefly to be found among
the praise seGod.bare-DOnes denominations-the "gin
and mlk' abhOrier5.
The most recent 'lndi scretonn furnishes features
equally humorous as remarkable. Jew nights
ago a baggage master named Eugee e Myrtle
who had reached the ripe age OF thirty, was
missing nom his accustomed pss on the Morris and
Essex Railroad On the same day the widowed
mother .. Young lady, nlmed Mary Fallen, some
sn ns ten srso oSnsSp e
young lady N GU st on, sister Oh .aary - @
successful she dscovered the la ter ana the
baggagemaster holding sweet GO converse @ together
New York Railroad, on. Broad street. Tne
guest Of 'tIeffgyfHhn. ~ terrific scene
cnsuel. in which the Lothario, as alleged,
got ms lace terribly scratched by Marys sister The
young lih could not be induced 10 leave her lQyer,
wever 20 the sister lie and the pair proceeded to
the metropolis. e qTea SlsyESman and g,t r gu,
who had gone hat way be ore. Myrtle has resumed
his suat on, and Tor once 1t would seem the course
Of true love might run smooth. The couple had be-
come acquainted in a manner that did not suit the
Ideas OF The widow, hence her opy yosition.
The New York herald., 1870-05-19
THE MONUMENT TO egNsRAl srEUBEs.
Meetings Last Evening-The Corner Stone
TO be Laid at Utica on Juno 1-Grand PHI.
wriu,age Proposed from New York.

Meetings Last Evening-The Corner Stone
TO be Laid at Utica on Juno 1-Grand Pill.
griu,age Proposed from New York.
The long spoken.of mohument over the grave Of
General Steuben Utica in this State, is now to
become Q fact, and that very soon. TWO meetings
were held Yesterday evening in this CITY, both hay
ing this object in view. One was that OF the
steuben Monument Fund Association. convened at
the Cermania Assembly Rooms, Dr. Zeuschner pre-
siding. This association was formed some twelve or
more years ago, and collected considerable money,
but owing to the want OF general cooperation by
the German publ Ii ceased Its activity and has hardly
peen heard Of for several years past. The object
OF the association being about to be accomplished
by new movement under the leadership Of Mr.. SKI
Charles Kapf, the meeting last evening was more
for the purpose to examine accounts, prepare for
winding up financial matters and contribute the
balance on hand to the present monument fund. 1t
was stoted Dy DIR. ZeDschner that the amount In
hand about $3.50 in 1882, deposited In the Man.
haitian Savings Institution, and that interest had
accrued this, which, beng again capitalized and
beating interest," has swelled the whole 10 probably
$l,4vO by TINS time The trustees were authorized
TO take the necessary steps 10 obtain the money
from the savings Institution, since the treasurer In
whose name it was deposited was now dead The
meeting then adjourned aud the members proceeded
In body TO the Steuben House, where the
sIEuBEN sClUETzEN
were assembled 1or tie same purpose. Here Mr..
Sixt Chares kapn pre- ided This gentleman read
rel Ort OF his Efforts siace the last meeting IN fur-
taerance or the object for which the funds IN hand
were collected. Plan Tor the monument designed
by Mr.. Henry Reck hal been adopted, the cost OF
which would be about $4,000. Tie whole is TO be
a teen feet nne inches high. The base TO height
of SIX feet and fourteen ct square at the bottom
Will be OF natural shaped rock. flom whcn RISES on
pa,n square llate, column eignt feet square and
as any feet high, topped on by u somewhat fal
pyramid. The Roman iasces viii be on three sides
OF MS stone cubt and on the fourth the coat of-arms
of the Sreu eI family. On The rocky base he pres
ent olnl nlstOnc VIII he sunk as tabet. wreath O
OK leaves anl thirteen stars reDresentng The orig
ina states VIII al 80 be on the monument
Ihs nonuineng VIII be erected on Tie grave oil tn(
dec, ased hero the Revolution, on ne land grant
HIM by the State OF New York, some sixteen MI c!
from utca The corner stone Will be lad ON the Isl
| OF suue next. G0vernor seymour having consented
To deiYer The 0. allon. Tue GVyeinor mas slN S0y
The New York herald., 1870-05-19
ALMOST A RAILROAD CATASTROPHE.

Tuesday afternoon, as the down train from Now
York to Washington was passing through the tunnel
at Trenton, N j., the locomotive passed over COW,
resulting In a terrible shock which created almost
panic among the passengers. the animal was car
ried along Tor several yards and was literally hashed
to pieces. This tunnel Is unusually low and narrow,
20 much so that high constructed cars Can rely
pass through with siiety. The obstruction elevated
OF the foremost cars so as to ne2ry touch the
roof OF the tunnel, and portion OF the top OF one
car was actually swept away, but no per iOn was In
jured, The tunnel Is within few yards OF the depot,
and II curious that the cau.e OF the obsiric-
tOn was not noticed before the arrival OF the train
The railroad authorities severely 1, 1t
appears that no person is specially appointed TO
guard this dangerous passage against accidents
sim ar TO the above.
The New York herald., 1870-05-19
FRANCE.
The Resicide Conspiracy-Details Of tho Plot
and Seizures.

The Regicide Conspiracy-Details Of tho Plot
and Seizures.
A Paris telegram Of May 8, evening. to the Lon
don Globe supplies the following news items respect
ing the plot against Napo.eon:-
Tie excitement caused over here by the discovery
81 The plot 10 assassinae the Emperor has coDsdera-
by dimln shed since the publication o the report OF
{ Procure r General Grandpsrret and the imperial
decree c,nvoHns the High Curt " Justice Go try the
cVnspIrdtOrs. .-s4 -
'". ."-, " nose arrest mentioned yesterday, has
confessed having adjusted the bombs, anu the pro.
secutlon In possession oI the proof oi MS having
ordered the wooden models winch were given 10 tue
founder Lepet Of a carpenter named Saget living In
the rue de ST. Maur A. N. Terraii writer on tne
Rrf0fnte, well known as speaker at pubic
1TIeetlngs was arrested yesterday. during tne
election Of last Novembeg he acted as M
Ledru Rollins agent ana In the month OF February
was 6rosecuged for a political offence He nag coma
RI Tris on business and was arrested q te" nours
after ms arrival. WlI4 reler nee Z. the tour bombs
winch he supposes wer6 cast at another foundry the
Iag,o says that they have since been recognized by
NJ L pet as the samples submitted to the man Re-
nard iUr correction. II this Is true there Is every
reason 10 suppose that te police are Ia pos essi0n
OF h whole OF these dlabolical instruments Oi de-
st. u ti0l.
The F,qaro announces that M. Gustave Flourens,
after cuanging his lodgings three times during the
las lew DAYS. has lett London. 1t Is supposed tndt
he has gone TO Ee GUM.
The New York herald., 1870-05-19

hand appropriated by the Legislature, which,
with the accumulation or interest, he IS readv TO
haAu over ~ th committee. From THIS city eve al
military companies anu nging socii iyes an a large
u, mber o citzeps will take pa ~ The siiyiti 3,
anu tne cltizens OF ltica a tie rarme \ In the VI
clnuy nave agre,d Glso 10 join In the
iestlvlties. Besides Gcveinor Seymour. Cover or
nonmai' sei Ator Schurz General sigel u Il Judg'
= &c man nave lecn invited TO de iver address
MAY German societies from the central and western
par IN. sta ad fon al OF lug States have
lroinise 10 send numerous de egat 10 VI ca on
the VA nalieu. This pro ramme a. a pro, ed ,'
acomnittee app ntcd 10 ar out thes arrange
Mens. rue meeti q fhereupon, with thanks to TIE
press, al ou ne'. ait hnv ng ee tel Governor
seymour, MIR. Oswald Ottendoicr and Gene al +. anz
sigc as trustees 10 hulI ali the moneys Oh hand.
The New York herald., 1870-05-19

liss OF the surerers:-The defd are Michaei Day,
aged abcu' thrly-nve years Midower ana she
Cofk's propecsy; Ellen Long ,Inallen name MO an,
eae0 alb az twenty I'VE Years anl tie mot er TWO
chii en-; wo dauglte ~ bo'i unmar led of tie
man Tinothy Cuhin. tenant OF Lo d ,ently, IN
ose house me casA was bio ,caed. lie anu Ayi g
. Q botn bAdiy burned. ;nd what effect. and mO1ey
he had ~ the honss are aii consu ed Thomas
Long, wnose wife ~ dcaI, prepared
i.r death o.fore day fhis m rning, by the Rev Mr..
Mccarthy, Z. o., Fer iser ana ts not likely TO
cover. HIS eatsres IRE OF recognizable Cathar ne
Daly "a Mr.. yne, ana sister TO M3hae ID ily, IN
toned among the a,il Is also btdly inJured her
hu band, 10 rick Lyme l. aso badly INJURED
The New York herald., 1870-05-19
lssa: FIR. AT GlesNpSISr-loss ABlur s25.u1,

At twenty minutes past eight O'Clock last evening
the turning shop of Hugo Herr. situated In Freeman
street. Greenpont, took fire and was damaged to
The amount n SIS 600 In machinery, stock &C.: ln
su, ed Or 5000. The sash and b IND factory OF II
u Wyanl, adjoining was damaged sLvOo and
irane dwelling III the rear, occupied by Edward
wentworth, was gut ed; loss $4,000 insured Tor
sl,0O0 Captains Wotlom ana Rhodes were present
with large iorce Of officers