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New-York tribune., 1870-11-18

To many readers the matter-of- fact articles
In Harper WIFE prove ure attractive than the nupe rous
actions which onii,cn its pages. OF the former class
"The Brooklyn Nayy-Yard" viii amply reward atieD
ton by its various descriptive and statisca details
which present lively picture Of the many ehiects o1
curiosity and interest in that establishment "Pio Souo
and his Councillors" Is devoted TO an account az the
Hcmneuical COaIcil, drawn from authentic Sources
and elabOratey wrought into valuable historical
sketch. Life in Brittany" describes the traditions and
customs OF the Breton peasants, showing condition OF
domestic society, 90 which there few parallels on
otler side OF the water Tie ignorance Of the common
people almost passes credence Many have heard
OF Paris. Their faces often a blank expansion OF
rugged hesb. The expression is almost purely animal
with scarcely spark OF human Intelligence, even when
they smile. Intemperance lie universal festal occasions
always celebrated with Drunkenness and every boy
initiated into his seventh eighth year by being made
60 drink ITO intOIicatOn. BLOCKADE Running" relates
the perils incurred by the English smugglers on the
Southern coast during the Rebellion. The business
not only profitable in pecuDiary point OF view but
furnished the only connecting link between the rebels
and the outer world, aud by the encouragement II thus
gave 10 the South, doubtless protacted the for
srsl inonths
New-York tribune., 1870-11-18

The Life and CcrTcspoadcacc cf george Read,
by his Grandson. WILLIAM TuoSPsoS Read %. 3. Ippn-
sott & CO.., rcvivcs the memory cf IN almost forgotten
patriot UIe Revolution, and orc II lie s-n,rs O. tie
Deciarat,n o. iuccpCuoUuoc. The volume iuClIscs
selection nom the letters Of 3r. Read, with
the answers from Some OF the most eminent
Of his contemporaries, many Of vh..h are nov
published for tlc first tir,c II bears evident
marks Of oarc.u Preparation. and in addition
10 The matter eEc1ayely pertinent 10 he biography Of
the subject, contains Cop1us historical notices q the
events OF the pciol, and furnishes Important nlS ia
for illustrating thc history Of the Iir
native oi Ceon County NeSylono Where hc was born IN
1888 he subsequently removed 10 cwI2sue, Delaware
where be passed The greater part OF Ms lie, and C'd il
1893 The work 4 brought out with uncommon typo
grapb'cIl elegance but IN si.o % The y.roUs urgency
Of Mir. AlIaJIe, has no index, nor even table Of
contents.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-18

lOslG % lOe.iO a. ..I!owIng arc 81. -l-l-r.:


TITO unsettled and va.!llo Get u for. 1 p lrs h.a
tho eF,ct 20 weaken Government 'o.GL p!.c, haye
therefore been heavy and l0w,r On the @H.c ,s, Ito
large olerns 20 Government a5o having Gcfsessr x
effect. Fisk & Ta.ch gcyO.t ~ follows -5tg.-a:
New-York tribune., 1870-11-18

TIE PROPOSALS of the Government 10 buy sio0o Five
tweties for tho sinking Fnnd were responded d. by
onelngs aggregating s,5o'Co, at rates ginr fIom
New-York tribune., 1870-11-18

The new number of EcridVcr jusGcc5 tho
promise o It's b,gday ly ample variety Of sT'rtcd
Illustrations aa well ordered miscellany for popular
Eeadng "Thc Stree, VcadoIs Of Ncw-YCrl describes
familiar, ana not especially attractive feature OF the
metropolitan hcC-hyc, presenting series of Lively pic
turcs which no frcquencr oi broadway and Nassau-s
can fd! 10 Icc0-1.z. \ good article the " HOosic
Tunnel in Nc.Lh ADAMS, Mass, relates the history OF
that gigantic engine experiment, and the methods
employed at present in It's completion 1t is to be Gn
ished, according 20 contract IN the spring of 1874
than twenty years from to orgua charcrng of the
road, aud than twenty-five since the commence
Of work the tunnel. TEe whole cost OF the
6eTtakng viii probably amount S9OO,o0o Mrs. Kin
Bcys "Day with the BroTIng's" recalls q charming
remiuscCncc Of Ro1cr: Browning and his vile. Among
the poems ia the number, Ic Abbot Paphnutius" by
H. H., IS better tau the average Of magazine poetry.
The publishers Of Scbcr anrouEcc that the Rrerside
EGGG-ire has hv,u u.CgG, In the periodical.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-18

Under the title of The Uses Of Vine III Health
and D'seose by FRANCIS T. ANsTiE, NJ. d. o. g. Redncld
the editor Of the "LondOn Practitioner undertakes 20
pont out the bygicnic qualities which separate the fer
nented juice OF tie from other alcoholic beverages
In The opinion OF the writer the place of the stronger
wines rather among the cordals used with
o express medical SANCTION than among the beverages
oI ordinary lfe bottle of average port wine contains
about the amount OF alcohol half bottle Of Cor.
mac brandy, or two bOtes OF caret hock nearly
Son oi tabebeer or Of the lighter kinds OF
Yet many delicate lady finds two glasses OF port or
SAAnU VI lunch, and the same quantity ut diGner
New-York tribune., 1870-11-18

The GaicJy opens with fresh chapter of
Lady JaGitL," ~ Justin Mccarthy, whose return TO
his adopted home i'm i5 tty is celebrated by portrait
OF his kindly Gud tLou2itfU face. "a New Phase of
Druidis;u," by J. Jackson Jarvcs, IS picturesque
descr. ptioH OF DE annual campmocting Martha'S
VIncyar IA which the writer finds an American
Interpretation Of DlTiGi-m, or worship in the sacred
grove. Some chapters Of personal gossip set before
the psc in advance OF the forthcoming autobiography
OF Dir. TEuriOw weed An instructive article " In
fernati,uIl CopyI ;t" by Charles Astor BIisted
presses the views Of tie international COpy-Iiigt
Asso'iatin ~, and may properly he commended to the
attentiO # our masters ia COa1css. An Afternoon
at WilhclmslUhC" describes visit to that pleasant
locality before it lccame the residence Of the fallen
Emperor aud VIII be read with pleasure for the viyacty
OF Its style aIar, from the present historical interest Of
the subject III shakespeare Plagiarist," by Mrs
Abby Sage Richardson, al attempt is made to trace
certain hlnCes Shake caTe in tic draDatste Of
an earlier generation The article shows scholarly
reading, and Tie positions Of the writer are fOrclDy sus
taiEed.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-18

Chattobor, edited by EEsKINE CLARKE,
NJ 4. Qcndon. sod by Brcn;ano) is hc tile of juVe-
mic weekly periodical OF which tie numbers for ono year
have been collected n neat volume, forming Truly
valuable contribution 70 tie family bOoAthlc. Il has
vsrcty Of pictorial illustrations aud the reading mat
ter Is fresh and attractive.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-18
Ltl... % s5 ss5 .s b, al Boos eller. srd Hevseslcr
THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY

Pt r. ,rurr C.sottNE CtFsEBto HlauEr PEEfcoTT SIoY
pr j. y D FoRs and chr gnLr Anc'ap ""io''' VIII Goa
HfNGi janis IH-"Rogcs Lt Gir serial Story to besn
JO, EAy"C--tHsn Days" sde y hiNar articles fl'Hs n
o.. p stea, auurs hs late rcd.1re IN SPAN , =, ,Y,r
Ney Nm M BAKER. suthof oi 'usle and ne ''N ii'"'
Page-, on "Ile 4 ile rGgtl-'s'tt' o-u. cain. q,
j, HENRY ". WlEILAhS, the oisngNshe! Oea'-h s'' '"
rrrc. au lie q The b,e." -. -..s,,t
popular s1cY'tc srdes Oh XIV
ms In berkshire All TIC Is lie houLtala+
iGi f KA very interesting papers On fshes an
n TCJyFI Ls-In a serial form, s;se of American Char
s T. FirDs-Re r,niscenos Of d..ugushed hgors met n
can al Foe ,n cf TIE te OF osT "Lile'S NA'''' ~
il " LIS rgrlGw W. c. BayAvT JouS g. WHITTIER, j. n
Io7rf O. ". - I,tFs T. W. E.GGiNoS, BALtFD lhIos, Il
AIH.ici R,Irn Keller, Mr., 6Iuwg, Ms HiH nLSr Nh
THt-r Mis- and other dst1srSel IN oeah Nh "
coltiiu,e T--t..riy. u,., --..,..
Ssyr.tt io?rLAR ToREIGv AUrnoRs VII frEaah articles
T1,Rs-,iucr - l s1rarci comes
Ga cocs Sl5 ~ copies s3' a.d SO f'r each .atShS
~ oc snl copy gratis the person serdaS a' ca' OF q
qL b uveue Magazine published ans land or angee
-lPIiia- Prcs&
New-York tribune., 1870-11-18
THE MONEY MARKET.
SALES AT TIE STOCK TXCHANGE.-fIRSr CALI,
lOl O'clock A, NJ.
lDf u IItSA A. Al'
N,I.aa( Norsr.1 51r-ts f0nffs.

h0II OF J0rFTT0f1' E1nIs
q 600 g. G., ei Col....l3 5epl u 20 ton
l2TO o. 3 52O Go OtI...ehjb HDg Y. I. oZV 'h
100 $40 Goa. sS'''''iv'i
~ rt d p,Brona- FyBrs
New-York tribune., 1870-11-18
Gitualions tl)anieo--gcmalts.

=, -
AN English Lady desires Z situation as Gov
~ TRvrt tS OF COIgASi0N b. Ecl cl' she eol slpe nd
h,.ekeeyi4 references. AciTes A. D. T., b. 'ah0'
l.. o., O-taao.
FlY competent American Woman, OF middle
IS a. uosEk rTPE3 COMPASSION, or NUR =, IN cElct
ulr she II hore ns ue had city or rconni yss
oary UHr e7tioa able references gwen an re I'u
Adlsps, fornersiss, NJ. SAH DOhhN lTtlne otlre.
EKTANTED--n a GOOD family, tho position
w . cll t7o tc 'ar year oG by youn "oan E''
COOL fs.rcnc Noali be ole wise sIs1e A1'
DIES. JENNIE DEAN. Eo. i26, rhtuac Odee
GERMAN Servants for all positions, capable
~ sri rr',vor'hs, errs.rt iaud at pS b2Ee @s LD -
yTIRST-CLASS Female SERVANTS supplled
K h PIERCE T.. rr~sr'rn. GreeGloFn p Gtif see
iirs fon American. English scJcl, Gem1ss, sSeie' in'h
New-York tribune., 1870-11-18

The steamer saIusria. FOR Earope to-day. took out
siH,e7? in tIocc.
TIE money rar,.i Ia, ''er qui and easy hrnng g,ont
the DAY, tie 'hi 1T ht,! - l"s,r"ay having '' a., :.
Tae suppl, offering was am',r u" meet tie Gtuani
cal al and per cent, hl loans .;nudin. over Rt
= hSeunts are dGl. .Alniuc commercial "r'rpt.nrcs
being In active inqm!e aud moving o basis of the
fLllnR Iupr r.lin
New-York tribune., 1870-11-18
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

AiiT TrcE By BrSIIrIN V. and AUSTIN ABBoTT. In
Two Volumes ~. l., syo- pr. Cj@ D4oSS! {" W.
NY
A want whiut has been lcculy felt in the States
~bere the co,nmon-aw procedure no longer prevails
q. suurled m this treatise. Lawyers whose profes-
,;onal experience is not anterior 20 the adoption OF
the modern codes, and those who began thelr pro-
fessiona lifo or who sin work under the ola sS0
tenn and even those who by constant practice III 'Ae
,ourts OF the United States have acquired l3ii'%'
ttv with their rulcs, VIII, we aprrehend, ma ~
rrcsont work eu,inoutly convenient anu l 49,
either for occasional reference CT oilslh"i 'i'i'
tion. But especially TO the former class, 'io
of tho Union are. to q certain extent u Ai"' -
lpovp land beset with stumDhng-s'oh-s ana pc
tous v,hoqe iutr.cacioS bGyo dctoued mem i-C''
,,troncs or made their progress SLOW ana U'.o.,'
os,,b tle work before US furnishes charS Oh tle
,fomilior region The first part OF the voilIho TO"
So cor,~is,s al the statutes OF practical uu-.'J
-olo+i,q 10 the organization or jGtILict.on OF 'Ao
.,+s If Tho United states, and tho rules Inc "'0-
81 ,,r l,ersg5 the judiciary, the organ,za'oh %
~ - treir relative suh"id'nction' '!eiI Ie'-
= ;d;,;ol svs.crls Of the several STATES
, ''on -. jurisdiction original and appellate IN
e1ui+v aaf lew. The chapters on concurrent ara
exclusive Jurisdiction andsIa treating OF tho or
r,nizatjon Of the courts should deem particularly
useful as we know Of no other source where the IN
formation thew contain can be found. Tie thhd
part is devoted 20 tho subjects Of jurisdiction as
cns.nc patents. copyright, end eXtraditcn snDor-
6:nating the topics which other writer's have made
.pecialtios The work ia generally arranged on an
.lmirabla method ard tie dcdOn is perhaps as sim
ple and lucid as tie nature of thc subjec permits
New-York tribune., 1870-11-18

A fne illustrated edition Of IRvING's Kip
Van Wi.ls Published 10y G.P PUtudm &, Sons, IS among
the tempting basJlngcrs Of the coming holidays
New-York tribune., 1870-11-18
l. % N."A HHss
SECOND BOARD, | p. u.

Sc,es ofCD fsriur "a. B0lfs -. , e., ,oo,
ooo T. =, a Con III oe IJ 700 30 Con '6i 20! oe W
< .JO1i
'sog1 2. q coc. IO.. iC,V u = so Goa ts..:.'
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"a , n \ s50 Co $1,000 L. q. -. 1870
o. 100 s0C1)............@! q cJc-t -
Isao................lo
1000 4. :. D. Crrrcncy.Zi CELL
New-York tribune., 1870-11-18
Situations nJanleo--males


E1hRM HANDS Mt q Boyiing-green.-PILIH Il.
O., N,. haud i-st e Sgedes Germsns scot D.
I'D KIsi %: g,c lric.. C,ashmen, Garierers &c
GCOTCHMAN and wife, Erglishman and wife,
!, frrt. Fsr add just auired E1n SIi W.
TlOSEoh west scl; Inquire Il the Agency OF PIERCE
Co. c Bowling green.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-18
'DUBLISlIED THIS DAY:
THE ATLANTIC ALMANAC

F,Rt-L
-q ,STlc BtGv.c been prepared The sener'
u st.-l 30 ruHiegt yr.yio i.suf.-d = 81 '''
via Ic7sou- 81 high order Of utA Ltfar. s' vi ''" ~
teI,st Alolg'i
LITERARY CONTENTS
ff- re f.sac are sr.c.s t b., CIAHtE DC
rs C, IS p Su WAtrgE S,urT. and Ltsu HUst ozrlei'
IN, gt~,l s T.acsq.ol Flus.; lEi other eIi..-ls
biographical sri rl-, eianeoes natter.
TIE ILLUSTRATIONS
include beautiful C1lsna7 ses sei II 'h several
e7sor urous attractive fctc lTi Po - Tne Ea-
ueror Napo o. T4e EIeI 6HE Niou g fnsia Cgu-:
iisllar- QueI Eccus, ihe hmpes incnie' bitAAA SS'
N.sOI agi P.tt IL c Vae,y sri c-ee
the ATL4iC htsNAc 5r l'l r fur.
ssd.OEeS!
illustrate cL4s4. paJi'5isf n h7ffoa
to Tor sale hy al toossoicfs 81 regieslrA
T. DrrroS Co, 3 Broadway. SeNfOs. SPECIAL Aat' Tor r.,
a L Co., DtH1ts
New-York tribune., 1870-11-18
pantina Ataormics.

A DODWORTHS CLASSES for DANCING
n. A. 22 Tlhaye, corner r~ontysIsI' anil At NO. DOL
Tnbste Send for CircIm ,c,,,- - uounIva
Mur Glass now forming for Ladies and Chren on hohDhb
ami IilIiRsDAYS TO- sui nbe ior Ladies ds oi h S
Ao Mr Prank Doiworhs Afternoon
n - ,aet an n . am d,y ,uhns Evening CiAss will
mcne, on FRIDAY Novemberi at O'Clock.
NrGARMO,s DANCING ACADEMY,
/ gl FIFTT!- AVE. COR FUURrhEsTlsE
III. classes for genlemea will reopen on lUksDAii sept H. a.
Tho pon, ,rl afternoon el,Ss-' viii resume on sArVEDAf
Oct /.
Pryse lessons be tatel now.
Circnsrs al The iesIcn1. ,.,.-
HLNCKOs DANCING CLASSES will COM
Iaeree EOyESbBR s ilassrs Rooms corner S'1'A''' A
Forty second II Send To- crc1an
New-York tribune., 1870-11-18
GLOWING were the quotations

TO-day's transactions at the u. =. SuolTreasury
Gold receipts sl0G6l7 SIS Currency receipts SO ~
God l&HB, ~ turrescy 23,,f -
Gold balance 6ol6 81 Currency 10 8 SOS ~
customs. ........,........ S2'suO
Foreign Exchange has been extremely unsettled under
the predominant belief that war involving several
European natonates, is probable. Rates strong
New-York tribune., 1870-11-18

A new edition of BRAKES Culprjt Fay, in
highly luxurious costume AMI with one hundred eAo-ee
illustrations, is published by G. " Carleton
New-York tribune., 1870-11-18

1871. OUR YOUNG FoLifS o,ro,s o'i
J. r TROwBRfrGg AND LUCY iAhiGh EDITORS. .,
OUR IOUG IOL65 1871 N!l have The bAoTns a'seu'
New-York tribune., 1870-11-18

pEAD OCTANIA HENsELs
"a IEFE or GprTatlIN
TL- neaavn "a Z flulUoEer az f1iaist
Ju-i Iab..sl- by
DIfSDT : Co, I'll Broadway
Pric. 81 g. Tor ,ale BY ell Bcos aal -ac pe.,cr-
~ SCTJRMERS NEW CIRCULATING MU-
We SIC LIBRARY co1tE, about 3t,J uuIlcss a CLASSIC
ard hODsIE ICSC for Pare, hd Pifaos 'nt 8band,
tc fot sllIsrs ci los Cr;Iz q. bChlG5LS,
1c BTo-iray. Importer a.. PGb! Asr q Asiic
ENGLISH NEWSPAPERS.
f. MAGAZINES, Cul PhniODICALs
supplied regularly subscpr of tAy United S.ts Send
UoscTpYe s:, wih Trtcs of COO fa.st pub
HcatoaS MIILNER . LOGEAS EEWE Co. - E1ssa--t, y. y
-
New-York tribune., 1870-11-18

sae oJ ,r,s a.oa1 BoldBsnk e@t Ra'r0aa-E'p'
New-York tribune., 1870-11-18

s,rs United sTATE4 COURTS AND THEIR PRAC-
Ttt,F Iy BENZ SIN V. and AUSTIN ABBOTT IN
Two Volumes. ~. l.. syO. Pr. Cj@ Dloss! q Oo'
New-York tribune., 1870-11-18

bon is,..........iO'
3,O91 Jcasr 3l I'D,
lst norge .
$3.50 North hii sou
IL. NOR bOsis... g
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-12-04
THE MILITARY OPERATIONS.
TELEGRAM TO TAE NEW v0a1 HERALD.

The Germans Make an Assault on Autup
aud Are acknowledgements in the
yorth-Abbeyilic Occupied by the Ger
maus-D0uIcns restenei-French Dcieai
Near Arthenay.
LONDON, Dec. 3, 1870
The following kilograms or operations in other
districts country besides those In the vicinity OF
Paris and Orleans have been received here to-day
GERMAN REFUSE AT AUrUN.
| The HERALD correspondent at Versailles sends
| the following:--
| Advces from Autun, dated on tho Isl inst, state
| that the Prusslans attacked Autun yesterday With
force OF Infantry and cavalry and battery OF
twelve guns. They were repulsed with heavy loss.
The town was afterwards bombarded BY the
Prussians with light howtzers.
Garibadi's Mobiles fought well.
THE FRENCH DEFEATED NEAR sRTHENA,
The Duke or Mscklenpurg makes the following re.
port
yesterday morning battle commenced near
Bazoches les Hautes. After hot fight the Fir
teenth French Army corps was defeated and driven
back to Arthenay, and the sixtsenth French Army
corps driven beyond Loigny. Several hundred pris
oners and eleven guns were taken. The enemy's
loss is considerable. Our loss IS unknown, but IA
much smaller tnan that OF the enemy
ABEsvnLE OCCUPIED BY THE GERMANS.
A despatch from Ardennes, dated the 3D. says
that force OF one thousand Germans occupies Alb.
bevllle, In the Department OF Sommc.
pouLLENs THREATENED
Another despatch from the same place conveys
the intelligence that the German column is threat.
ening D0ullens near Abbevlle, the same Depart
ment.
THE FRANCs-TlREuRs SUCCESSFUL AT TREaBLAy
The Francs-treurs have beaten the Prusslans at
Tremblay
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TIE ATLANTIC CABLE.

Concentration by the Eucl.h Cables Su.-
pendcd--ssessons for -nspen.ian--Tbe Work
oil tlepair Goinx Du.
At this hour zone r. NJ no European dispatches
have been received AT the Associated Press once
Of to-day's date. This Is explained by Tie state
ment from the cable authorities directors of
the liue IN England have ordered the transmission
eastwardy by the French cable OF the messages
which have accumulated America since the
recent disaster to tne English cable. Messages
are now going forward rapidly. The late
events IN France have caused an enormous
Increase In the number OF messages both ways, and
the facilities OF the telegraph conpany-having only
enc wire now instead ~ three as heretofore--are
taxed 10 the utmost IL IL likely, however that the
eastward business Will soon ne cleared away, when
dispatches VIII come forward as usual Meanwhile
the steamer Robert Lowe Is actively al WORK repair
Ing the English cables ana the telegraph authorities
trust that the communication viii be restored
i'll That direction.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-12-04
Ruu aud Irreiigi on.

paper was read by the Rev. J. Willett,
Superintendent of the Inebriates' Home for
Kings county, at the conference of physicians
and managers of inebriate asyums held hst
week at the rooms Of The Young Meas Chris
tian Association Of New York The subject
was ''The Relation Of tho Church to the
Drunkard.' The ground taken by the rev.
erend gentleman was that large proportion
of our young men and women who are in
ebriates to-day first began to drink because
their religious training had been neglected.
and there was no fear of God before their eyes
from their youth up. He also mentioned as
lamentable fact that there il q growing and
widening alienation among our toiling citizens,
and especially the rising generation, from
everything which bears the name of religion.
There is undoubtedly great deal of truth in
this statement, but how shall remedy be
come home to the hearts Of all those philanthro-
pists who make so mach pretension about
moral reform and matters of that kind
We believe great step toward The re-
formation Of the rising generation, and
many OF the risen generation likewise
would be attained If general system
of free libraries and institutions Of similar
character, where amusement and instruction
could be harmonously combined, should be
adopted throughout the city, if not throughout
the land. Such institutions misat be sup
ported by private contributions, and great
deal Of money now squaniered upon the in
adequately remunerated field OF Christian
labor in heather countries saved and made to
perform good service among our own unedu-
Gated and wandering heather. Many of the
public buildings the City Hall and
other similar edifces-m ght be devoted to
the humanizlng project we toreahadow The
experiment is worth trying, at any rate
Give the toling classes amusement and
opportunities Of intellectual culture, aud rum
and irreligion would assuredly in time be
banished from our midst.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-12-04
DESTRUCTIVE FIFE IN aotlSrJs. MASS.

BoSToN, Dec. s. 1870.
Two large boot and shoe factories In Holl,ston
were burned at eorly hour this morning as VIC
learn from Johnston's Hoiston Express, supposed
by an inceDdiary. AT about I'VE O'Clock ire was
discovered in the basement Of the factory OF Alden
Leland, on Elm street, not Tar from the depot IN
room In which fire Is never used. II spread rapidly
and soon consumed not only this entire building.
but also the adjacent iact0ry OF +. Il. Johnson The
buildings were both three story framc structures
and gave employment To a large number of hands
IL was win great difficulty that she fine residence VI
+. X. Gage. within dozen yards OF one factory
was saved from the dcvourfng element. Mr.. Le-
land had been running with reduced stock. His
Mr.. Johnson's factory contained It'll. stock and
was worth about $4,000: insurance $500. The IRE
started In room where there was tar stored.
~ was usually kept closed, bui IL window was fouoJ
open.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-12-04
TRllASHING Az lNTRs DER.

How J.rscy man indicated rhe Honor ot
His Wi e.
Robert PurdY mas been committed 70 court IN
Trenton BY Squire Dignan. for 3rrocious assault
and battery ON Voorhees, Hunt carpenter. On Thurs
day Purdy met Hunt and charged him with having
attempted To take liberties with his Purdy' - wife
That time he inflicted severe chastissment on Hunt
but the worst happened yesterday. Pnrdv met
Hunt again and savagety with his hst cut HIM
under the eye,
BROKE HIS NOSE
and severely Injured INN Constable Park was
when the assault was made auI
brought both Of them ~ the SGuircs Office
When before the Squire, Hunt. who Is A married
man. maintained that the woman Pnrdy lived with
not hli VIE, and chat she entltled 10 pro-
lection. This defence neld 10 be scanda Gus ana
Purdy reDuulated the statement. Lie was IA matter
the Squire SAID for the Court To inquire Into and
Puroy compelled 10 fnd ban
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MARSHAL. RszaisE IND PA,,cE Saan-ssau.

NEW YORK, bee. 3. 1870.
To THE EDITOR Of THE HEEALD:
last Thursdays HERALD contains some remarks
made by Marshal Eazaine 10 the HERALD CORE
spondent concerning Prince S1lm.sal and the
Emperor MaXiniilian, or such character AZ TO
render an explanation desirable. lt nusg he borne
IN mind that Marshal BazaIue held all Americans 10
LITTLE esteem. The American system OF warfare he
always aiuded 10 in terms OF the supreme con-
tempt and through MS Influence The Offers OF
services 10 the empire hy many officers VINO had
served with marked distinction iu both Northern ana
southern armies were dl-tlanfulF rejected. Prince
"a IL Sam hld neid q command in the Army 81 the
Foto1.c, ana entertained the highest regard for
American Falor and republican Institutions. With
SUCH IA record. which alone secured the hostility OF
btzallic he soon learned he mad norhing nope
for III tbt Mexican ;iTny ana accordingly turned
ms attention 10 cls pursuits. Tac Prince had con
cnded an engagement 10 take charge OF some
large estates ana mines In the State OF Guerrero
ami va. On the popt OF leaving the CITY OF
Mexico wien the Foreign Legion was formed
and II commission rendered him by Maxi
milan, not w Marshal Bazalne. &c Is
opposition TO tue WISHES OF the Marshal alter the
French evacuation OF Mexico had been determined
upon and nc onicer took greater interest In It's
organization than did Sam-Salm. His subsequent
career and devotion TO MaX,mlllaD ana the tender
friendship which existed between them up 10 the
moment Vi the unfortunate Empcror's dearh prove
concllRlve;y that Marshal Eazalnc was mistaken
when he says ''thc Emperor M1SinllIan did not
want anytinng to do with the maui.