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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-08-18

EVANSVILLE lMDss A3s lou.
Captain Gus. Fowler, Master steamer Idle
Wild:
months past appreclating your past en-
deavors In Increasing the trade OF ENaIllss'
yfIIe and your own and your oflcers uIlA-
form Kindness 10 them while trayeLng nn
vour beautiful steamer, resolved IN Gull
| stdarati0n of your kindness, TO present
Won with an "Otl Painting OF the Steamer
1 fdiewild.s Please accept this on tne part
ar the undersigned, w. w. Bentlys ". =
Barton, John III. sonntagi rank ~. Said.
we'll. Geo. l.. Taylor, T.. b. Montgomery
| Edward Mills, b. A. James, sflas Tichener
/ Thomas NJ. smith, Geo. Hewson, V. y.
| Iarkin, NJ. 3. Lyon, w. B. Penticost. Ed
| ward T. Brannan, Charley Fendrieh, J. =
Coslee, N. w. oliver, s. q. Barbee, w. ~
| Menffee, Jos. VIM, r. NJ. Allen, M. U
| Marshall, X. @. Catch, X. M. Gilbert, Ed "
| BaInbridge, Geo. Sutton, A. j. Duhme, W
NIehaus, n. a.. Kellogg, John Murphy
John Berridge, David K. Spar X, W.
tsonIey, Isaac q. Berridge, VIM. III. Rev
man, Jas. ii. Letcher, o: i. Barbour ~ - < Z
| Jacobi. Geo. Harnes, l.. W. DeWsnsS5stsa I "a
| owen, Paul Couch, John Adam Ml lit'l - ~
L. Half, 3. ]. Pake, W. u; bus, = ssnS,@Se-
Link, Walter A. Rhue, William D oHS 80
| I. Robinson.
The New York herald., 1870-11-16

lv LIVINGSTON PLACE, CORNER OF FAST SEVEN.
teenth street. stuysesant square.E egant house
rpacous Rooms snie sinsly sut vita pfiva.e
lath), with first class table.
The New York herald., 1870-11-16

de TO $40 PER wEEK.-vERY DESIRABLE ROOMS,
Oh with FIRST class Board for fanies ami perEons
at l56 Beeeker street. elk blocks west Of Broadway
The New York herald., 1870-11-16

TT WEST FoRTY-sECOyD sTREET.-A SECOND
story Room, handsomely furnisaei TO let with first
elasH Board
The New York herald., 1870-11-16

GOD STREET. WEST, S1s.-oNE DOUBLE ROOM FOR
Il - two gentlemen; aso single h0onis table and attend
Ance une eAcepuonabe; terms moderate
The New York herald., 1870-11-16

18th STREET, WEST, NO. Al.--A FLOOR OF THREE
~ Rooms. Handsomely furnished, 70 et with without
board singly sue, bath Ac.; small family
teiereucesi terms very moderate.
The New York herald., 1870-11-16

ETH AVENUE, 4ei.-FiRsr CLASS ACCOMMODATIONS
~ for family party o gentlemen tho above deE.rby
located private resdence Terms reasonable. References
exchanged
The New York herald., 1870-11-16

- EAST IWESTY-EIGHTH STREET.-LARGE AND
l'D and single Rooms for eent!eMea, With without
Board table d'hote "a o'clock dinners dseuneis to
der. Try H..
The New York herald., 1870-11-16

10 WEST TwEETg.FoURTu STREET, OPPOSITE
lJ Fifth Avenue Hoel,-Elessn,lY furnished Rooms 10
let with without Board to gentlemen and their wives or
angle gentlemen.
The New York herald., 1870-11-16

n UNIVERSITY PLACE, CORNER or CLINTON
place, Eighth street.A sult OF frsnt Rooms hrst
hoor et with Board family or gentlemen aso otler
Rooms. Reference required.
The New York herald., 1870-11-16

Or WEST SIXTEENTH STREET NEAR FIFTH Av.-
fiFst Floor three Geep, with Closets and bath
private table II desired other Rooms; reference
0uIred.
The New York herald., 1870-11-16

@6 TO sic PER WEEK FOR SINGLE RooMs--AT l72
snU Beecker nice family Rooms also; good table
and central location. Table Board So per week.
The New York herald., 1870-11-16

ln yARICk PLACE. SULLIVAN STREET, NEAR
III Bieecker.--Very desirable Rooms, with first cass
Board for gentlemen and wives single GenNemeni
reasonabe; references
The New York herald., 1870-11-16

.0OD STREET. a08 WEST. OPPOSITE LONDON TER
AeD race.-BandsOmely furnished Rooms, with Board
reasonable FIRST class, references exchanged.
The New York herald., 1870-11-16

30 EAST FOURTH STREET. ONE BLOCK FROM
40 Broadway.-Nery pleasant large nnl single Rooms
nicely furI ished table hrst class. Dinner lS- III.
The New York herald., 1870-11-16

80 WEST TWENTY EIGHTH sTREEr.-Tw0 OR
= Il three SUITS Of Rooms let, with Board also Rooms
for sing gentlemen; hrs class ocatioa very convenient
The New York herald., 1870-11-16

l1TH STREET WEST, NO. 3ss-NEATby FURNISHED
IL front Room, rs Aoor, to two gentlemen gentleman
ana vile with GOOD Board: b AM $50; convenient
The New York herald., 1870-11-16

. EAST NINTH STREET, NEAR FIFTH AVENUE
. OF Rooms, rst aud second loors iet with OF
without private table References given and required
The New York herald., 1870-11-16

a EAST TWENTY-SEcoND srREET.--A PRIVATE
~ family will let the entire Second Floor, with pri
table Also other Rooms, either with without private
!a5le.
The New York herald., 1870-11-16

II TIL STREET, NO. ls4, wFsT.-A FEW GENTLEMEN
4 can be accommodated with irs class Board. Refer
exchanged.
The New York herald., 1870-11-16

4 TIL STREET, NO. 2l5 wEST.-HANDsoAELY FUR
II nshed Rooms, with FIRST class Board Only parties
EXCHANGED
The New York herald., 1870-11-16

9TH STREET, NO. l39, BETWEEN BROADWAY AND
Fourth avenue-Elegant.y furnlshe Rooms let with
without Board to gentlemen and wiyes single gentle
The New York herald., 1870-11-16

90 WEST sIxTEENTH sTREET-ONE OR TWO
~ pleasant Rooms witt first class Board for gentlemen
The New York herald., 1870-11-16

90 WEST NTsTH STREET BETWEEN FIFTH AND
20 Si4th Furnished double ana single Rooms
10 let with Board; references required.
The New York herald., 1870-11-16

oc WEST TwtNFY-TIIIRD sTREET.-A PRIVATE
y u family has an elegant Suit OF Rooms Bedroom
a'one 70 lei to gentleman without board, would
breakfast room.
The New York herald., 1870-11-16

ID EAST THIRTIETH STREET. NEAR MADISON Ay-
- enue.-A floor, consisting OF Farior and three Bed
rooms with OF without private table party Of gentlemen
preferred.
The New York herald., 1870-11-16

6rH AVENUE, NO. 56.- DESIRABLE ROOMS. CON
sisne OF back paror and dressn: room, with Boari
aso single Room strictly ga class and few other boareIs
The New York herald., 1870-11-16

0e EAST TWENTY FIRST STREET, NEAR BROAD
OO way-Desirable Rooms, with Board, for single par
ties; house hrst class.
The New York herald., 1870-11-16

| AN ELEGANT FRONT PARLOR TO LET-FURNIsH-
IA ed unfurnshed, fne brown stone house, with
first class Board also single Rooms IS Perry street.
| Fourth.
The New York herald., 1870-11-16

1cG MACnoUGAL STREEr.--TWO LARGE ROOMS
Lou eccend locr, connecting, with Board,
gentleman ard wife, IL EACH including fire and gas SIM
gle Room, 81.
The New York herald., 1870-11-16

{NANTED--BY LADY AND GENTLEMAN, BoAKl
w and lodging, consisting OF Bedroom and PaIlor In
German family. West eide preferred Address NJ, Heral
Office.
The New York herald., 1870-11-16

90 EAST TWELFTH STREET, A FEW DOORS WEST
DO OF Rroadway.h Suit Of Rooms let, with Board
aiso single hooms; private table il ceslred.
The New York herald., 1870-11-16

1870 LEXINGTON AvsNUE.-HANpsoMELY FUR
L. -. nshei Rooms, with Bo2rd Also Rooms single
gentlemen; terms moderate; references eluret
The New York herald., 1870-11-16

1919 WEST SIXTEENTH STREET. ET.-PLEAsANT ROoas
lou and excellent Board for gentlemen gentlemen
wives. at most reasonable rates.
The New York herald., 1870-11-16

900 WEST THIRTY-FIFTH STREET.. FINELY FUR.
Do nished Rooms, unexcap ionablo table. Families
single quei home to hotel lie please
call and exaudae accommodations and prices.
The New York herald., 1870-11-16

WANiED-A COMFORTABLY FURNISHED ROOM,
w with Board for two gentlemen, father and son In n
strictly private family terms not over $50 month per-
suited Unexeeptionabe references given and
CURED. Address for three days, with full particulars,
CHRISTIAN HOME, Herald oaice.
The New York herald., 1870-11-16

IcT WEST FoRrY.sEvENTH sTREET.-A PRIgATE
IpG family have gut OF handsomely furnished Rooms
% let, wn Board private abe. References required
The New York herald., 1870-11-16

100 WEST TTTicTT FOURTH STREET NEAR
wi.h trst class Board
The New York herald., 1870-11-16

LIIFTH AyENUE.--A FOUR STORY STONE HOUSE ON
Fi,th yenue near Twentieth street. rear OF Lord "
Tnyors to lease for u Address T., l5 Post
Office.
The New York herald., 1870-11-16

A T NO. 1 PINE STREEr-BY JOSEPH A. LEVY.
IA Auctoneer Real Estate and General Insurance Broker
Mortgages extended one, two and three years.
Mortgages obtained on coumb Col ege leases.
Second Mortgages obtained In any amounts required.
First Mortgages for salesg0,u0p four $l1 600 and
$4,000, at fve per cent al count
$l2vUn ST. 00n so eco and 81, 300 at ten
&3.hln $4,000, $75c), So ,5Jo ut hItccn.
x2l5 uO0 TO loan on first mortgages, without bonus
, 1870-04-25
POLITICAL

A candidate for Office in Nashville, Tenn.
has published "card" &" d1 columns long.
"A Georgia paper styles Governor Bullock,
His Expresaienc!.
is the Presidential ticket nominated by South
en- paper.
The Boston Post saya That tho New York
tribune accusee General Butler OF advocating
an insane idea: and General Butler says It
may be 20 for the idea was originally Gree
ley'e.
The Ohio Legsslasu1e, At its late session,
passed only sevcnty-two general atta and
tho Columbus Journal SAYS that there was
less Of the miechiovo1s speciI tinle1iug busi-
ness than ut any other session within the
memory Of The Oldest inhabitant.
Tho Official CANVASS In Connecticut e1hib-
its the following results: Total number Of
F. English. Democrat. received l4,las, and
Marshall JeweA. Republican, a, 2S5; English g
nnio1ity, ,84a, Julina Hoechkiss his 9ls majority
forLieutenArt Governor Thomas u. y Walle1, ,s15
majority for Secretary Of State. Charles N.
fond. IN majority for 6ta:e Treasu1ers and
seth A Logan, 746 majority for Comptroller.
Additional Supcriso1s elected It the re-
cent town elections in Illinois:
REIH Caua.yf1:nror1at James Defand; Ha.r,
Noss Mitchell; crrek. John .. Graham; Tun.
Wapeila, E Harold: Nixon, John Bos.crman
Wsynesrtl1c, Calvin Tmmons; B4lueu, 4 A.
E41is: Tex2A, Job r. B1uci Sann Arna, Darid
Krriy; RntledSc, Peter BEickeJ; Wilson, JAmeI
4. Wilson.
III boyey; Rroukvsle, Walter Donaldson: Byron
!. VI. Norton; Dement, Albert B. AcCrea: E.Git
I,p,nt, James Donaldson: Fla<v, C r. Boyce
Fosteton. E Henry AddleEa1d: GrAnd Detour
VI. T. House; Naliane, Isat1h speeker: La1ayettc
IL q. Snostenft.k; LJnnv1lle, A.Un coaptJm4n
Marion. Joshua Tnne: AIT.fnd. Geo.xe "
Mitchell; Monroe, Herman Wright: Nj Norris
(hsrSes Newcomer; Pine Cseek, EnaE Malone
Scott, jeremiah pav1s; TsJlort J. s Hanger
White Rock T. ]. Getty.
, 1870-04-25
LATEST FROM RED RIVER,

Pacific Fee1anEs md Expectations
OF the He'd River Peoplc-Proela-
tton OF pencc and ANN esty by nlel
danger OF n Widespread IndInn
Wnr-Coaftseotlonn nnd lInnnom OF
Mckenzie River Fur.
From us St. Ftlb@ Pres, AprI12
Mr. J. j. Hill arrived from Fo.s garry yes-
terdxy. Mr- Hill btinga Ia our latest infor-
nation Of the condition Of affai1s 1t Red
ldycr. He sa!ys that when be left tha Red
Id.er people we're whoIy ignorant Of the state
Of angry excitement and hostile feeling exist
for VIZ we're being uado By her, and that
ese1ytody WAS looking forward 10 pacific
arrangement with Canada, expecting the
acceptance Of the Bill of Rights forward
ed By the Red River delegates, the peaceful
Province, md the peaceful advent Of some
Governor acceptable to the people Bishop
T4che, he SAVE, h&s Geep working quietly but
with great snergy to bring out peaceful xnd
harmonious eta,e uf feeling.
expression Of, these pacific sentiments md
expectations, tho President OF ths Proyis-
ional Government, Louis fie! has issued
the following proclamation, th7 friendly
and pacific tone OF which Is In remarkable con-
ttsst to the ferre and vindictire MHed e1-
pressed ly the Enghah Canadian Journals to-
war.is nel and his supporters, and 70 the
boisteEuus blood-And-ihunder p1ununl:iamen-
toe OF Vengeance and e1terminAin which
ring from one end Of 0ntayio to the other.
The proclamation is issued in English and
French, and IL Ii follows:
- PROCLAMATION 10 Tux FkoP1L or 1nE koE1H-
FESI-
"LcS iht Assembly Of rweuty-etEtH Represents
1iEes which met on the sth Of AaIch be dcar to
tho people OF Red River: Thst assembly haa
saoHn t&se!f worthy Of great confidence Il haa
woEked IN unison, me membe1a de,ote! them.
selves to The public INTEREST," and yielded only to
ssnuoaenta Of good viii. dap. md generosity.
Thanks to thai noble conduct, public autdoHt{ Is
now strung That strength Win be employed te
sas1ain md protect the people Of the country.
To-day the government paftions all tHoaa
whom political differences ied aRay c1.y for 4
| time Amnesty viii be generously Accorded TO q!
sAos< who viii submit To the government, who VII
| tdscouuienADce or inform against d.nge OLE Estn
| ennRA ~
Prom this dsy forth the public hignwAys AR
! open
| ."Iae nud.onx Bay Company can now lesame
| tnktness- Themselves contributing 70 Rahise gooo
| they circulate their money As OF oil IheS psecS'
themselves 10 that coulsG-
:'tIne s1tens3on of the Eoyuzcoent y 40 nlfesset
| xeV specially 10 the Northern pAfs of the connu1
l order that u1te there may not receive aaJ ee&s
, 1870-04-25
RAILROADS.

Illinois has now 500 miles Of railroad (ot
which :, 900 are open for business), costing,
With the equipment, 412l l0o0, 900.
The contfaet for grading and bridging the
lafayette, Bloomington 4 Mississippi Rail-
rad, from Bloomington to ths Indiana line,
has been awarded, md work VII be COM
uaenced 1t unce.
s-Peu5svi11s. yermi1hon County, Ind,
voted On ths 18th mat, IN favor Of railro4d
70 Danylle, IL, and donsted e75, 900 to aid IN
building it.
In Tinon1, MINI, tho proposition 10 issue
500, 900 Of city bonds, in nd Of the St panl i
Chicago nailruaa, va ratified On tho alst,
ly very la1gn majority. Tbs conditions a1e,
Ia substance, that the road must bo completed
from WinonA to Minnciska in one yaat. md
from WinonA to St. FAul Except tho
lxidge 1t HAstings) in three yea,a, and that
the Gno from NinonA to North LACroeee,
Without the consent 81 Wiaoa1, md sha1l b
completed in the yeaz 1870.
The St Taul Pioneer announces, upon good
;nthority, that ths whole line from 81 pant K
Winona VIII he pnt under contract as soon \,
tho necessary surveys can be made. and VII
Without doubt, b completed in haa than swe
J. yeAzs-
, 1870-04-25
CANADA.
Ord er DisbnndinE tho Volunteer
Movements OF Naval Vcsxelx-Tho
Charges Against the Kcd River Del.
eEnlcs Withdrawn,

movemcrr. ~ r>,.os t-s...'I -
Er- " scssec*-A nc
ChAfEca AEnanst the Rkcd River ncI-
eEnlcs WtthdFnvn.
Nnr-E. A,,,, o, o.x,,~. n.u.
IN aishan; t1e rnirots- ro., ~ unse nssH issNea
erc4nt tnos.. m tnn fsn,iop Ups VI act'c seTlce,
The fnnr n.rHnrs $500; nm ..o.~.
rn1srn haItnr u4.ae sstisten w EHa1Es " renl-
wer,s ,Etsrha+1ss,, H'e" "oeaStsol! eAFl7ua1iooA'
Ganta1n rsmc-,, l., oro,,-t,
n,ce 1nr thn VI nIr. -. 1oFce u mount u
tef..v,am mn Am, II, ti,na,,,,r,,,,
a narfr ~ sh, t,, ~ ..os na3s, l.t nlGht
r. nats The a.nt,r ~ ~. te t sSA.Gs aIesnn!ed
INV, mat niace !ond ~ ~ 49, @ ss!a' tnE tal1es
and ornerTr1 ~ hnit a IN oent 'u.s caaehHstl
h.r,na.H r,t,t : nss 49, .us! VEN HccotH u tue
80 ls,ts H. t-' y s te s Tenm otts ot tne Aq!sfs
~ he naftr Mere awasta, ~ th.,s Two
wa ratrIr n,cn ~ ~; " W oe1 that Tie aur
, 1870-04-25
Tho New Tort Tribnne publishes an c.


innate Of tho new hpportionment OF repre-
sentation In various States, according to
which, If the number of members of tho
House were increased, as proposed by tho
House bill, from 2i1 to o75, none Of the
states would loss any of their present men,
her., except Vermont, Rhode Island, and
Kentucky, which lose one each. The esti-
mute is, ne think, too low by one or two
hundred thousand on most OF the North
western States, bringing the total down to
aS,340, ,ooo, instead of the 4o, ,ooo, 600 usually
estimated. If it bo correct in the main,
and especially if New York, as estimated,
gains two new members OF Congress, New
Jersey one, and Pennsylvania one, we see
no reason why the Eastern members gener.
ally, and Senator Conkling, Of New York,
in particular, should have defeated the
Western proposition for prompt reappor.
tionment Of members ~ soon as the censu.
is taken. The other estimated changes are
gains Of member to Virginia, to South
Carolina, to Georgia. l to Indiana. s tc
Illinois, . 10 Michigan, . to Wisconsin,
10 Minnesots, to Iowa, . to Missouri, . &c
Kansas, TO Maryland, to Alabama, . te
Mississippi to Arkansas, to Louisiana, :
to Texas, and none q to California
, 1870-04-25
QUE CITY GOVERNMENT.

The Anendnanf nnnrasad y, %ho c,,.t;
tutiona1 Convention for snh,n;sa;o, y, ".
peonle of The citv of Chicago toon,tor III
H.. a,,,..;+,,.; ,, .e
S~@'~'t1'4oAAs "''nos ooopceut oF1nH
all the departments OF our CITY government
;,t. tho .x>:1:,:.
Anto tnc 6eNe teelonhan1nty 10 one mead,
tho Mayor-as under the United States
.ba ,-,sa,, 1.... A.,
LIE fo1aous oepaitHents OF the executive
government bear to the President An
,..-.
executive government nee0a unity and
harmony of action. Its function ia mt en-
-
1aucA u oeupeiate rs 10 no. AL lts mem-
be1s should move together like the parts at
an army, undet one responsible chief. Under
the inGepentIent svsten- VIA have had acno,
,.. 49, 'oAo
departments borroW1nH money on which the
CITY was having hiph rutes of inte,ea+
u1;1e other dan,r+menta had a e,r1r. 80
vnr, ,epd;nc 4 fo, Tho nT;vo,a l.enos. ~
tho Treasnrav Tha 1a- a,fo-.av,ont ~
n,.nr ~ nr,ors a-;.o. 49,, 81, g.. ~.
nobody in part;cular ia rcsnons;hle for ,he;r
enforcement The S1avar vbar an,,1;oa
tn n1aads that h. b.s M co,tro1 ,var tba
1na1,s The ho,r,4s ,rbon annl;od I'D
liberate. And AZ conncils Of un, ,avs-
fcht 50 Boar1s Of Commissioners nave, MI
With unity or Won,
Tho o.+;c,a n-eroea;a :s 10 t.,,o
uarnn.- srrT1ox1 rns w.ro-o ~ ~, .,,,.,
Chicago shsl! nominate, and. bJ anil With tho con
- ~ =, ~ Rn. ~ 1,t sTr appons me
Of the Boari Of Fire and Police, members OF the
, 1870-04-25

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
oH1O HExREE swoKS IN.
Nr. STEVENSON presented the credentials Of
Erasmus u, Peck. member elect from the Tenta
tnnsress!onai district of Ohio in place of 1toaS,
deceased. Mr. Peck tot>k the oath
LkAvE OF ARsKSCk lN3TKn
~. Dawes @ oaerea, as = 4 question OF priytlese,
E1Antctl for an indefinite length Of time, sh2l1 In
10 case extend beyond Monday, the 81 Of May
ntxr, unless hereafter otherwise ordered By the
Hor sraixas RESERVATION.
The I'LL rrlat1ye to the Hot Springs Reservation
Arkansas, passed-a6 10 81
Nj. scHESck reported exported tuck the Senate
amendment to the Income Tax bill, aud moved
nou-concu11cnee, stating. however, that he
After considerable 3rcusson. the House refused
u lay the hill on the table, mud then refnsed to
cnncur in the Senate suiet:tuse, iearing The ST.
Dnslug he discussion Mr sCHESCK declined
n adn', amendments increasing The amount u
exemption. ami said the Committee IT Wars and
thst subject The tnquistnoTtal nature Of the tax
would also be modified He did not believe thetAx
could be abolished without continuing other taxes
persons who paid income tar Vas 81, Sta OF this
NUMBER orcr le7 200 paid xs9 or less, and II the
exemption rsre !atssi .e = cog, that elsss woula
so and 80. numbers ssls4. The third class that
paid bet"cen 80 md 500, numbers 8. .ls& me
beresi ore1 sa-b0, and ,hosc who pad ovcr ssno
II vookHEEs fasore,, ne continuance . Of ~ The
Income tax, and deesa.el hts opinion thai the uus
unpopular thing rhe House could do you'll be 70
abolish It Instead Of being too tnqulasoTiA. be
"e Neat C6pTRS JCpp, AcCREERY. and
FAR.1swDKTH expressed SIMILAR views, x5fer
which action WAS taken a hbova ssAted
co3FLxKXcI coMA1r1xk
xesas n sfa da44,ea. a''iso1, nd ee7 . coiel
At1kt<
, 1870-04-25

% oe Democratic cand1dss for Chief Justice Of
the Court Of Appeals -
~ ooo clerical ielalcatick m the 9ut1pgates
EAs elected, Ia reported.
ahRxsT TOR 8kA11xo" rKxesrErkx14r
tohn AICoEntcf. The alleged pazt1,xr OF John
Ao1fsscJ, hAs given bond u AnsHeF ~ ehe eAlrr,.
Of winning +, 600. II tsru. frum Pennsylvania
DND.
Beanufel SNOW, afsd relative Of the pnttrs1
committed suicide yesterday.
TIE FkKIA* CONGRESS-
The FenlRS CongTeas adtuurue,I th1s eye.to.,
<E8e Ik- Oep.ral UScfiI has hceu elected fsss.A.
dent The utIaoat secrecy has been natu,anr,t IN
reference to tho rroceediuB ot the conyeotEm
but the impression among tnnsc claiming t., -.
we'll Informed Il mat war policy has hrrn deter
mined on
TIE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES aeHonts
ALBANY, April 23.-The senate, before tn. ,5n,,
p2asaec OF thu New York taI {erJ. adopted Al,
afnendment, repeating provision Of the ruf1nrr
Tax BILL 'te4
rhe bill repeating the Registry Law ,,.yoasnour
the State, except New YurE ettY. past..,s tsn
Asse nbly, also the hfll atlendip4 ne Er,;tnn
law hy placing co1osed roters Oh 40 estz,.t1 win
Wh{GEx. --' "'AeA
, 1870-04-25

his labor. Il The object be to reach tho
surplus wealth and Invested capital ot he
country, the ia. 'hhoold be confined 10 fhe
receipts from invested capital and Tho
4ohtsofmonoyed corporations, &nd, oven in
tbs case, tho rate Of taxation is entirely Too
high. In England the tar is II per cent
N this country it is per cent.
.Ihe income ta11aw discriminatos against
limit. The man who has toiled and saved
until he is,able to own homestead, has no
Allowance therefor. while tho reckless and
spendthrift class, who pay from $1,000 to
S1o,ooo a year rent have tho whole sum
deducted frnm their tax bill # this IN
come tax, which has legally expired, il to
be renewed, let US have it modified 80 that
twill release us from paying ta1es on WIN.
we e1pend for The necessaries Of Life, and
be confined to the surplus earnings, or cap
it'll invested in moneyed institutions. In all
casea, however, the rate should be reduced
at least oue-half.
, 1870-04-25
HEW YORK.


NEW YoRX7 April A-Ihe cotton increment for
the week SAoEB that the decrease In receipts At ali
pcrts WIS "a SIS bales; exports, 80 lka bajes
NAVAL PREPARATIONS
Recruiting for the navy, which has been s,s-
pended tor tome time at the navy vae1 In BROOK
iEn, resumed, os7lerE having teen teeeived from
Washington 70 reopen the Rendezvous on board
the recruiting ship Vermont Seretas vessels are
beng as1ed cut Ia haste for asuFa seYtce
RFcuRpKR HACKkTL
ans eonainou af Recorder Hacsett, Yesterday.
WIS much improved, and hopes arc entertainer IL
as being able TO recover T. tme 70 preside 1t thss
AeF21isnd It'll II usuAl % Nonaay next
a0c1HHKH Q0IpfsY.
Arrangements are being made tn this city to or
g4ntze colony to seue d Alnhnu1A
TIE KEsAAA
The Assistant AIjptalt Genef1l denies that Ma
Gr General Mcdowell hAa received orders from
NHaugton to looS out tur the Fenlana On the
COUNT 1rLox coxEs WET
lun1t Otto vcn B1a0K aud his deroted VIE lonk
= train for the West f1u evening, his Bokherln-
law having settled al the claims OF hs Indignant
victims
CocET A4KT1ll-HEATT sTSyKscE
A eourtMar1t2l has been eittinX IN this CHI loi
several d4JA Among the Officers kEsed was F1fat
Leutenapt u F. Ryef, Of the Secohi Cllssd St1Sts
Artillery, rho has been found guilty Of presenting
false &nl fraudulent claim aSanSt the GhlEeN
States, md sentenced to forfeit MI pay And allow
ance due him, to be cashiesed and dismissed tht
position Of responsibility OF trust under the Kov
eminent, and TO be confined for three JeAta Il
rert
-...... JUDICIAL,
seems " DC settled that S2ntord E. Church
, 1870-04-25
Probably many of our RAIDERS harr

Probably many Of our readers have never
heard Of such an article Of commerce q
t.cow-han cloth" There is such m a5ti-
Gle, however, thick, durable and hand
some fabric, which IS coming into fashion
in the manufacture OF ladies' clonks It re-
senblee 80 closely the expensive AstzachAn
cloakings that only an ezpeH can dist1n-
euish the one from the othes. 1t is made
from the hair Of coss, the material being
50 cheap and abundant that the cloth is
sold in Europe at sixty cents per yasd.
When the pending Tariff bill was origin.
ally framed, there was paragraph firing q
high rate Of duty on cloth made from the
/" hair Of goata" Before the bill vss
pripted, however, 8 member Of the Com
nittee of Ways and Means got wind OF the
f,ct thnt cov-hair cloth vas coming into
The country. The ladies were being "in'
.uudated" with beautiful eloaks at the as
tonishiugly low 1ate ct SIXTY cents Pei
and for he material thereof. This alarm
inc discovery, We understand, Was made b!
Hon. Samuel Hooper, Of Boston, gentle
man who, at his time of lie, ough
- Ia in better business thai
oontriyiiue ways and means to deprive hi
countryuonen Of their cloass. and thefeb
70 n.omo!e pulmonary diseases ANON
them, Of which they have quite ehoos
row. At his instance, the three lnaoeen'