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THURSDAY, APRIL 81. 1870.
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CONTENTS.
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CONTENTS.
TaKc /.
E.rr,E1srE: Pasttsn Lcttsatian-The Warehouse
Cu,~tien-SSomAu SUFFRAGE In ilnoi4-Tbe Fau
ctTe 1son-End Of \ Tyzaat-wanted Railroad
REaer-Felar Exraoratfous2sotes on Current
Tsficn-
F&Ae =.
y..H kSr G. G1n1'1-S: The wheat Mar9et-Ietter frnra
fEral-sss.a;ne Down-SosE4y Oats-Moatana
NE,At-Hiots To FArme9t-Thc wtxt's An,wrr
t, Ea-tt1u CrHe+-la Brief FattruIus pfEs II
1:sht Mrrshs-what to Do Flrst-IndEaaa Pr
ruy:se on Field Crors-Fcat Rot Ia Catuc-Culti.
,At,r Il Wheat.
VFnAiSAuy: The Rye a. 1its DiseAaez
GvA ttBtic L1S1's: He1.o.s for 1aal
Hf$Et WAED NEEHER's FEST F1aH1sa.
L.Slt,S: Thv Howard ca.c-Ihc House Of Ior,4-
P.~ II In tic Cabinet.
N.hss-,S AND 11~eols: Criticism Gu Hc11doua Ae-
ctu-t cf Mt. I:nrvln,e RELIGION
raxc =.
Ii1fhan1: Fools Published aad Announced. a Ia.n,
TIN !; ic y<luu,..
TR1 1-ss. EscArE rnnM SnER1A: a Thrilling Aeeoaa,
ot = P.lith Pr.cnez's Journey 10 FREEDOM.
Fonnlax Gos11r.
fNF1Rf: Remembrance. The Har-Ecepcr.s Lamruk-
MISCELLANEOUS: Romane.. Of Clfldhnd-t,o,d au5
SlvrT &C Sta:eu Notwithstanding Suicide
Thc A:e WyotaiuE MaAAAe1r-7rAsdy 1t Opeit1
-I=dir4' LeEs in England Phi1adelnhis, ~ ! Hra
1octarrsr.
Or A$D NEw; AColunn Of al Sott-
TEX Mct,AEtAsp Tia1AI: Pfoceednsa from Day 70 Day
ra9e 4.
Tur MeFAR14xn TRl1. CoS11xrm
WAAHIsHzoS: Our Dispatches fot the = Teef-ConErcs
Ei,,na1 ProrcedInf1-
CnSsTEE11soSAl- CosTH11oy: Sur1tn1.y 1t its FRO
ce<ci1kH
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in al The eases involving only ths zams
questsons which wefe reodntl, decided by
The court. IT was thoug to have ono OF
those reargned, and. BY the addition
Of new Judges, have the decision Of tho
Chief Justice, rendered month or two
ngo, reversed. This ncsion OF the court
disposes OF the subject for the present
term, al least, and the decision OF Justice
Chase atanda Ns the Judgment Of the court
for the time being.
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whetncr IT Is hete to fuld1 or trestJ spuiations
Win taces peope Elye them SO wuttn Of suppies
essn snd al opportunity to dispose 1t fair fHtes Of
ihe pfoducts II the chiAs, nf enter upon war
II a fe1der1 insecure our whole frontier, jeopar-
dixss ID Out TaE railroad interests on the plains,
destroys much life md property. end which will
ron he Tlelsary. Whether, the commission in
douF What they did with these people ncseti wise
" and r,ent cannot Say, but do know that each
Of them Ern]y believed that be vas acslnE Tor the
best interests Of The United State* II thls action
was wise and right the failure o. Lhe govern
1ncns to comply with th9se teEo,s of NJ
treaty applicable to these Wild. Wn:-
like Indians, Il radically wrong, and 1nust result
dissst1ruS1y. The Indians upon the RESERVATIONS,
haif-elrlllzed and supplied by s1oth and su7stng,
mny be M!ghted and neglected With tns41ltT.
fut the Mid, hunting, wn1:lfc Indians reseot In
sutf, anti ynsh to war whenever satlsned that they
have leen dealt with ucachefuualy OF oppressed
without cAuse. From the best Information hxVe,
there at least 1900 Of the Wild, rowing lmt1-
ans OF the DAKOTA tribe; I&IRet number have
ceased to roam and Ar6 upon resezVat1buA II
peace can be maintained III c1u be hrouRht upon
reservations In 4 few years without expense md
without loss Of life. The Country where they now
Aunt u not needed ~ our people md viii not be
for some time to come: and by the time II Is need
etfihe Indians will have sbandoned It, for the
Ga11e will have disappeared All tHteftsl4 seem
10 me to demand peace between our people md
the Indians, and I hope erely afTo1 will be made
to maintain Il have The honor 70 b. ycr. -
spectfuiy, yours. JoHs b 9AEDB0zA,
Late Commissioner 70 the Eu1tana,
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him, he attempted to stab har in her fathers
house. She escaped, and being again THREAT
eued With death 1t his hands, abe left The ci:y
secretly, telling only her parents her destina-
tion, md went TO Mogristoun TO visit the fnm-
ily Of Governor Randolph. Her suitos. by
acme ncana, learned. her whereabouts, ara
presented himself at tho door Of tho Govern
or's mansion a fen days ago, demanding al-
mission. Having reen him approaching. tl4
lady gave orders 10 bar the door,, anil l..
found lis efrorts 10 obtain entrance frnitl-sa.
Then ho attempted to break tho doors. and
the window. He il sail to hare been a"en,
since this occurrence, lying in wait for her Lear
tho honpe, and guard has been ststioued in
tic grounds to capture him if ha makes an
other appeafancG.
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Income 4
e1pl1es with the tax due Nav l. 1870, upon
the iscon,es for the year 1860. Il has been
cleetullv acouicsced in for tno 7eass psst.
nnde7 The njedoa in tho Law itself that it
WAS not to be renewed Du, dnr,nc last
fall. the Secretary of tho Treasury reso1vea
to make the p.esent cenero.ion nav the en-.
tire debt Of the country. and honce every
branch End h1reau of thu government
united in an earnest u1o.est srainst INV re- |
duetion of the terrible ta.ation which is
levied mon the public ThouCh the Law
expressly limited the tar on iucomesto those
of 1850. the Commissions. of Internal Rev.
euue nroceeded to COLLECT fhe tn, on the
Incomes OF 1870 BIZ deductinp the same
from Tic salaries Of ell government en-
,,,ores. This vas res;stcd, and. Ia make
hisaction legal be applied to cousrcsstc coz
tinue the tax for one wear more. The House
of Representatives ye,y hastily and unad-
yisedly. rassed a Joint resolution declaring
that the existing law should be construed as
including the tax on incomes for 1870. The
Senate amended This t,v ny, out and ont re-
enactment Of the tar without any limitation
of time.
In the n,enn.imc from a1l r,arts of the
country there has cone ND to Congress- m
ca,net apneal Tor a repeal Of one of the
most oppressive taxes ever imposed. It is
not. rs is supposed n tar on wealth. Ina
yery few cases, men of wealth arc reached
br it t,ut il is mainly collected of the men
of moderate means. who liz skill. or mr.
f,c,ancr md thrift era ,h1a n ann o,nna,,v
ano,oi, !, l;xa -aenoctsb,r a,d roncf,rt. .h,.
u ,oe,,,a. A., .,,a.,hn,tc +-.da,. ,,r,fns-
.,o,,, ,,or ,,a ,to.o 49,. ~ 5ane,aant
WV go ea1a-;ns ,.hoao .n,ns1 a.r,;ro.
- 81 ~ - e. 600 ~ .ss -
a--ss .sa,. H. - t.,,. ..... ;, ~
pea+ % .aa saaa..;a,, w , ot ~ 49, 49, t.n,;1;as MI ~ II
a .sa ~ -.a-a ~ ~ ths s,-n1ns aa-n;nc. +
xnn,d Ia rsosonat,1o :. Int = ia nnon tho
.ot1.1 asa;ncs th,1nh .ra-4. 5n1ls > +haraof
Ia -oor;,o5 ~ r,aat .ho ;,5;rrenz,h,o ma,
.o,,;tias of 1;fa The nraat hri,. ~ The tar
cor,aa fro,, tbeeo and ia onnress;va in
Tho r1trsuo and "a 1onc as there is
500. ooo. COO snrn,us revenue. the necessity
fo,tbis ta1 cannot be nlendnd in extenuatiou
of its enormity,
The experience of the revenue officers in
this and other countries. is that the itnposi.
ton OF this ta1 is the most fruitful source
Of perjury and fraud. Tho tax is inauisl.
torial; it compels every mnn to .nake
Known his private affairs, his losses and
gains, lis wealth and his poverty, to all, AMI
hence it is that there has grown IN sor1
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The New York World, discoursing feel

The New York World, discoursing feel
inely Of the rights of men, says:
"Dy The 1arB Of New York the wife h2a some
Saeas hs Ss ! nsa or nSs asr
debts tefore marriage, that ths'i Of his real es
tate Is hera By right Of dover, and that her sera-
her felatives- These and Other sighta MAKE At
times very ins1dIouH distinctions agsinHt the hus-
band. and accordingly I'm " e4ual!ze the psop-
some time since In tho Assembly, aud came up for
nTote on tho i5:h Inst. By Its terms the matrtmo-
MAI re1ation Of she Ronna on & e. civil Law. which
bnt,, 70 iistie consideration did The psoposi..
oan oa Of Mease S1 a@e a,1asst sasasa
was that woman, being the weaker vessel, WIS en-
s,tleo 10 al her present rights Of property, AMI
a. asalnst women, It was but fair women should
hare some exclusive property rights as against
men. On rhts the Assembly evidently based its
tie ies;iefs of tie female Suffrage movement to
consider whether, II women are to hare equal po-
fittcal rghta with men, men may not Justly claim
equal property rights with women: We're thls the
law, many a destitute widow would curse the day
her sex received the ballot"
The above indicates an erroneous i'm
preston in the mind of the writer relative
to the state of the law in New York, which
is the same as that in most States, concern
ing the relative rights of husband and wife
in each others property.
The personal estate of wio at marriage,
and the income of her real estate passed
into her husbands control and became a
| common law chnrgeable with her husbands
| dehta, whether they wero contracted before
or after marriage. In this respect thers
was no inequality to speak OF. It is moi
true that "a third of his real estate is her
hy right of dower;~ but only that, in case o.
his death, the wife hns the use, ront OF in
rome OF a third of his real estate during he
life, which is much less valuable righ
pecuuiari1y, than the corresponding right O.
the husband, AZ tenant By the courtesy, 10 th
use and income Of the whole of his DECEASED
wifets real estate during his life, provided
there were issue born of tho marriage No,
is it true that .*her separate estate, If sh.
die without issue, goes entire to her rela
,ives" Her personal estate goes ono-hal
10 her husband and one-half to her zela
tiges, if sho die without issue, and her rca
estate only goes to her relatives in cnse Il,
issue were born Of the marriage. We doub
il there are any serious respects in whicl
men have not equal property rights wit
/ women
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,,nit,, ia no. to b5 fpund In St. Louis, Tor
haieTe liz il The wealthIest city of IT, s'xe u
iooa tsr '5s re- sBt Bs aaef aea sea6Pg sa6Pss @
~ h.a;,.nta TN And wa already sac somo signs Ct
nni smcIiorstion. By littlo morn acti.i.y in bust
nera and now and thsn 3 fAiut whisper tzem
nee1 re- nreaa as pleadng for reform. And In spite
~ ~ The M many discou1aging circumstance that
IRE TO be peen all round We nay hore o.;an 70 aes
S. hGuis ses oseapy apgyber II nhsbitants enitle
Icr IN
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PAHTISAN l,EGIsLATION.

Senator Drake, whose term does not cx-
pire. until March, 1873, has proposed, az IN
amendment to the Goorgia bill, section
giving the President power to enter any
Stale, upon the application Of tho Governor
of the State, or Of the Legislature, and, by
use Of the national arms, to repress insur-
recton. There has been law To that
effect upon the statute book since l795, and
it is uow in force, and is as applicable to
the case of Georgia us it can possibly be
made il re-enacted score of times. The
same Senator now proposes to amend the
constitution by providing thai, whenever
the President shall be satisfied that dones-
tic insu7ection prevails in any State, he
mny enter such State, aud employ the mill
| tary force of the United States to suppress
the same. This amendment Is intended to
| supe1sele tho lnss part Of Socti.ul Of Arti-
Gle of the present constitution, which
reads as follows: :,
HTne United States sha1i guarantee 70 every
State IN this unlon republican forh Of govern
vasions: and. ca applIcston Of the Legislature, or
Of the Executive twhen the Legislature cannot be
consrnet} against domestic violence"
There arc two classes Of extremists. The
Democrats have insisted, and do yet insist,
on absolute State sovereignty; because, un-
derthat doctrine OF policy, each State may use
its power to crush and oppsess and torture
some particular class, ,race, OF nationality. The
other class, represented by Senator Drake,
desire to make the Executive Of the United
States, so long rs he belongs to the right
party, dictator in I'll States where the politi-
cal majority is on the other sido; and also
in favor of pe1petuating the official tenure
Of I'LL State governments whose officers
agree with a1r. Drake politically. Mr..
Drake is q man of many words, and has
great command of language, but ha has,
up to this time, failed to state his proposi-
lion squasely and fairly. What ho wants
to accomplish is, that IN every State who're
the oilicera and Legislature agreo
with Senator Drake, tho present
incumbents shall hold Office until
Others of the same politics arc elected to
take their places; and in Case the people of
any State shall eloct Governor aud Legis-
laturc Of different politics, then the Presi-
dent shall deem such State to be in insur-
rection, and shall employ the Federal forces
10 uphold the Legitimate q. {. Dake) party.
Has it ever occurred to aIr. Drake that
there may be change in party majorities,
aud that it is possible that the minority of
to-day nay be in a majority hereafter, and
that these miserable e1pedients to deprive
the people of Georgia or Of nny other State
of the right of electing their OWL officers,
; may be used 10 the discontinue and do
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of the city. = p.1h rnay propori, BE- called,
tho palace .il BE- erected cn Long Islsud. a
reGhaps Staten Ia1Apd, where soue naenidnaut
hises may be obtained: Tho galleries 81 nan.
ufacturca, arts md seinnces, which viii oecnuy
tho ground floors md the third and fourth
storaee. ,1e 70 contain every product Of The
Expedition Building win be composite st!Ir.
rattakinG Of the Louvre, konsingson Wuseum n
and 6ydenham C1yRta1 Palace,
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N hilary Changes.
TIC foI1owi sg is tho general order making
assignments to the co,ll1nnud Of tho Military
Divisions ami Deplxtsnents:
E1AlRCAkTE43 OF THE Army,
iuf1.Ht EHNEu Autrs

B1AnaCAkTE43 OF THE Army,
Au1CT INT GENERALS QFF1[E,f
y tsaIN57oS, q. T., April IS, 1870
C<nerci i<r No. 41--By direction ii the Pres-
cent Of The Cut.ed SG.es- the following changes
nGuncefs:
/. sI1 Io1 F;cneral J. ": S>.honeld IS Assigned to
the &C mn and OF the military division 6t the
Cat
2 The Department OF !Alassa will t. diacon-
tinEt att:s tae lst I ing, $50, aa sns Tusats
t!a. to sae command OF which Ereyet MAJOR Gen.
erat E. I. S. Canh= Is assigned, his headquarters
3. 4 sew deparMsia is hereby created. to he
styled Department of -sr!zona, to e.:Hrase ths
Territory OF thnt name. AMI 70 much Of ca1t1oma
As tles .dush At q. line from the not1h"c>: corner
II Afizoua to Point Cnnrep.lnn hey .r:aEtcra At
Pres zots or rats wslrrlt Arizona = 2nn 1o'onfs e.
and Brcfet snior . aa.,rdinS - Hs f1rxee -
1ank Of Majaf 3taItal.
/, Bssret MAJOR Geuesai John 2 4se Il assigned
Il, ro.nra1nt: ihe Department OF he Missouri.
= crn vacated by Genrrs' schon 10, and VIII CO.
ta,,ush tue headquarters OF the department. at
&tft IenrenHJr.n, Kansas.
s. The Drpar nent Of the Lakes, after the 1se OF
June, Will - enlarged 20 as 70 elbrace the nosth-
ern frontier as far east aa Lake cnamplala, With
Krcyet Aaor General +. St Georre CoUE Ia g.
.lqner! u the command.
:. Atsss Jaae !, shs pepartaaea: Of vsrxtntA VIII
sras7:usD1 Of the Easr, B:eTss aaio. . aenssi II T.
Ytlk City.
!. The Department Of he Cumberland ytu be
discontinued tf.er June i and tic tcy,tf.FY AMI
t-oopR therein sill he at rhe,i to an form n4rf az
the department Of the South. Brevsf~ Astor Gen.
erai Terry tommcndin !, headquarters II ALant,.
EeQrxtA.
i he otrcezs OF :ae general ataH serving In
the Leparu1eEt1 tha -sste hereby tl5ct1tlnued AZ
Ter closing theft reFcs1s aEt .secounss will report
By latter TO the headquarters o. ths army III re-
asLgnupeut 70 dnt..-
E1 command OF General Sherman
E I. F.Toxssgspr .hlsntant General
, 1870-04-21

Letter fron G:oFcxnnE Seymour ON
.Talls. TfAaCa md. tie Eauul Neht

The following letter. Of Governor se7unour
en the subj: :ct CT the REDUCTION Of tolls IN thc
canals. and the furaling Of the canal debt a. =
mesns thescto, is addressed to Ny. Hatch. of
Euga,o, Tho has identified hi1nself WITH fb.t
measure by his advocacy OF it >A'@
To Hot,, l. T, batch !:
You ask il ztln bold the yieyp mat fo-+7,
L 1ny nefsage TO The Leg:ala.ure about ths
free navigation OF cur canals. Then. ~ nov NV
tie oE fnse Of grim made distress in thsc
Western Ssates> futting down tolls is ti1s ,,nW nv
way to help the business Of our count1y. On1
cahala uinat bs managed in the interests Of
ecfnme1ce and industry, and not as itstrnuonts
o. tA3 4taon~ Our country is full Of grait, xhi,h
TTaso IsS. ne sent TO Eurupe and help pay our
ueT'a :;1 tee cost mas less. Financial schemes
w w oeSef get pa out OF financial tronblea.
n Me nnst sell what re maks or raise
aa1s cannot be done while the cost of cettinr
- maslst checks the movement OF property,
N msny cases small taxes turn he ecafo
AGAINST us, aud stop the .sle Of cur products
91t the Obstacles IN the pathways of Commerce.
ne industry OF the country wants heIp noyE-
think, therefore, Il would be wise to fund the
Canal debt Is you propose. This would Ieht-
en- the charges upon the Cxnal reYepQes. and
would enaL!o the stats Ia cut down tolls to the
lowest point, and thus give Life to the Carrying
tfade. Truly yorus, .-o.~.
, 1870-04-21

Nr. Jameson, Cyuthiana Nv. farmer
'tsuicidcd" in disgust 1t the enfrznchisement
OF the negroes. lie had always e,;d. when
talking OF the subject, that .'she would die
before lie would zee niegets voting beside
him
A Tennessee man w1ote tho Secretary Of
the Treasury last week, rcsigninE an Office in
the Internal Iievenue Dcpartmrnt, and nd
dressed his letter to tho hon, Hugh McCul-
lcch. II was found that 10 was dismissed
from Office by M. Delano in Septenher list.
Tut ho appcafs to have l,ecn in bl;ssful icno.
rance Of eyrrthinr arcn for a innr neriod
Tho Savannah Rtp,t1licau tbiuks;t ..souo-
what remsrkable thst no Southern MN !,
named for e;tber n.rtv in connoctinn viii tho
~ TX a,t II 1ssaoa m.i to or
iers ;ts e,nnh,tc ~ n-otast ,1,;nst ,5,s :. .i;rht
70 S.T AZ IL nennrnr1.is nd Consorra,;rss nra
eonese1 s So1th "a c.ro,;r, n.ns, aearea o,e =, ths
rol;,;c;.ns ~ ih.t Sts e nn,;t;c, w a. ~ s
~, s1I. =. - - ~ r.
~, hot1no, ~, noit;n,1 cont.oa;otog posl
tro.,as ~, - 80 - ~ tnas S 1e.ets
nj cGrnnot, "nu - X psr ~ hoa a ~, ~
ffe r. s;va = tA'' pAA'' ''"A = so'4e ~ nA'e :"
~ sTh sThn u.z, po,, u.r. ,,o,,o .;.,
Golf "a ~ Indonaodnnt ,,na;J.to fee g.
c1nas iron, No XII, Tan,,ressan,1 nist,i.t ~
Nsrvlant. IIe cnmcs mi ho1dir m hia nlst,
yan ~ a. ~ mot eo.S o.. ~. ns ~ ~ E1T X
enth-Amendment' candidsse, ana declares
that 7" On that Ina ha intends to hght, should
hfo last, until black linca are drawn around,
atiGration NJ The fifteenth Au,nfiment beinp
the = ttinfernal re.o+,j sIr. Hnrris rcfers ~
NJ usrr;s ~. "n1v d.norncas X. .et;nr ~;
~ ~. st.t cnntps' gc'i ~ "
tile DfnociAHc nta1e CentlA tommHtee: uae
the l'emccrahc Lcs's!Atta5e and the Demo-
cratic Governor Of Maryland come in for q
full ehafe Of tho bitter inycctiy6 which he
has hur1ed among thDso Win have
h;tbcrfn c1.in,n3 the snncli.tion NJ tha
M..-.aS;te5 "a ~ Il
:. ontcttMSa- de naes Ilat IL tno Ae-
non OF the representatives Of MS parry
Is sustained By nominating Anr one supporting
the poaicy Of the committee, "frpM that mo-
meut The Democratic naztv Of Marsland il dis
! solTn4l.~ .tf;oi AZ onr fathess - be- etc1sins
| an tho ae..1a - 1r.--3,rJ 1;.Id - .,aI
| WI tue peot'4e " AG taau e.e!u ~ nuGu
| t1nold counsejs ana tuntoit H!tnoQt sffneele
| 70 such degrading on1ages he psonouaces
the resolutions OF the committee, and the ReH-
, 1870-04-21

From the Chicago EaiEpay Eerie7f, Lpri IL
The following are tue new rates Of pasaei-
ger fare from PRINCIPAL Vest and Northwestern
points to Eastern cities, adopted by the Chica-
last week-the Pcnnsylyania Railroad, how
ever. not being represented. This revised
schedule will so into ot1ect the 18th Of April,
or lst of May next. As circumstances require
, 1870-04-21
ILLINOIS STATE PENITENTlARY.
Rc&IEnHkfou OF Com mmisstoncF Shu.
mnu--4ppointrncut OF His Succcs-

Re&IEnutfon OF Commissioned Shine
mnn--4ppointmcnt OF His Succcs-
hUF.
The following letter explains itself:
CHICAGO, March Is, 1s7n
To His E1ettItnty John ", PalmtT, Gors7nor ef
IIfnots-
hereby tender my reaignation az ono Of the
State Penitentiary Commissioners, TO take
effect April 6, 1870.
tind that my journalistic duties here, and
the peculiar cares, obligations and rcsponsi-
btlities Of the Fenitentiay management At
Joliet are, together, more OF aburt1cn than one
man ought to bear, or, at all events, more than
can do full justice to. Ny sense Of duty dc
tatcs that should relinquiHh the public trust
which the people Of the State h.se con1led, in
part, 10 my keeping, and devote all my time to
the more agreeable, although not less respon-
Gblc+ duties Of editorial lifo- furthermore,
the business operations Of the State Peniten-
tiary (Which, in addition to being tho most e1-
tensive penal and Eeformatory institution in
the United States, ia also crest manuugac-
turing cstabliahment) Afa constantly inc1ess-
ing in magnitude and importance, md, for
their proper supervision and management, ro-
qui1e the highest order Of practical financial
experience md skill, which do not pretend to
possess. would much prefer that moro e1-
pe1ienced and accomplished man OF bpsinesa
than am, and ono who can give more time to
tho work than 1 can, should serve out the re-
manning four years ct my term Of Office, and
trust that Your Excc1lency will hAso no dit1i-
Guilty in finding the proper man for the placa.
It ia but proper for mo to add that would hare
taken this step months ago, but for tho fact
, 1870-04-21

The Treasu1y Department ut Washington
tns prepared table showing in what Pc
RODS certain rates OF annual payment viii
discharge the present debt Of $500, o0o,-
COO. The table is as follows:
, 1870-04-21

Tho question Of the constituhonnlity Of
The Highlander legislation is at rest for =
while. Yas.erday, the Supreme Court Of
Tho United States dismissed al tho appoals
, 1870-01-09

Eoachnen Kc+
CrTUATION WANTEnBY A YOUNG MAN.
> wLois att:odins .chno 70 do chores tor ta b"srd
rrfrf JrrN drtta ~ h. Tribune Office.