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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-09-30

The TrFUne announces that Admiral
PonrER will shortly be relieved from his illegal
duty at the Navy Department, and "will visit the
principal cities in Europe in United States
vessel" While the country will be glad to get
PonrER out Of that Department, IT will not at all
approve # sending such man 10 flourish about
Europe in a Government vessel at the public ex-
pcnse. Besides, where is tho vessel to come
fiomY For two years past the Navy Department
has told the world that il has not vessels enough
to protect the lives and property Of American
citizens in the scrpotts of Cuba How, then, can
a ship be spared TO send PORTER or on o mere
iuukctng pleasure excursion? However If he
will take RopEsoS with him, and keep abroad
with him for sufficient length of time, the pro-
jcct may be agreed TO from motives of public
economy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-09-30
Running and Trolling.

II is time that very stringent rules should
be adopted which would prevent awarding
either premiums or bets to horses for trot-
ting, when, in reality, the horses run. This
remark applies emphatically to Goldsmith
Maid, an animal, which, as is universally
known frequently gains enormously by her
skips and running, when she is repre- scented
rs trotting.
When it is called trotting, Let us have
trotting and, if running is TO be INDUCED
IN, let the horses that run make something
like Fashions or Lcxington's time before
any fuss is made about them
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-09-30

A correspondent in Washington favors us
with all account OF the suflcrings of cat at the
White House. 1t seems that during the absence
of the Administration on its three months su n
merpleasurc excursion, no provision was made
FOR the sustenance of this interesting animal.
Accordingly, it is stpryins from want Of food.
Its very ribs said to le visible, owing to the
extreme state Of emNciation into which it has
fallen. charitable Treasury clerk has spent
twenty-five cents in buying food for this cat and
our correspondent also informs us that he has
invested the same amount for the same bcncvo-
lent purpose. We congratulate these gentlemen
on their kindness Of heart. 1t would be great
deal better, however, it, instead of writing %
TIE SuN, they would address an earnet appeal
10 The Administration to come home and attend
to It's duties, and not 60 wandering around the
country in search of frivolous amu-omcnts. It
is Lad enough for cats TO be starved, but the ncg-
cct Of the serious work Of the Government Is
much more rcprchcnsiJle,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-09-30

The commissioners of Parks are TO be
commended for the zeal they are displaying in
the adornment Of the public grounds in this city.
The City Hall Park, which had become an eye
sore, under their manipulation is taking on quite
a pleasant appearance. The evcrgrecns now
planting will add much TO the checrfulness Of the
locality; but the Commissioners would do well
to plant only healthy. well formed trees. Many
of the Norway spruces and arborvites now set
out are poor, scrawny, lop-sded shrubs, with
lower branches missing, or one side Of them
wi,hcred and dead. AS the charm OF evergreen
shrubbcry depends upon perfection Of form and
fulness Of foliage, this thing must be amended,
or what WAS intended for establishment will be.
come something quite the reverse.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-09-30

We published yesterday letter from Mr.
c. c. Lrion, to whom the charter for the French
Cable Company was granted by the Legislature
Of New York in 1867. lie denies that he paid
Gen. wooproRp, who was Leuicnant-G Governor
at that time, for aid rendered in getting the bill
through the Senate. lie does not, however,
deny that fec Of five thousand dollars was paid
to law partner of Gen. WooDroRDs for such
service. This Is what Mayor OH ALL has charged
and while Mr. LEiGu was about it, he ought, IL It
was in his power, 10 have made his denial broad
enough 10 cover the whole accusation.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-09-30

Mr. OscANYAN, the good.naturod Armc-
nian whose wife youclcs for the good behavior Of
Mr, and Mrs, ELAcqrG in Cousanunoplc, is our
old friend Of the Turkish bathrooms who
was made Consul by ELNcQuE Boy, 1t is but Ciir
in Osc,NYAS to rush 10 the defence of his pit
rous. We always thou. 1t lin kiud-h,4ucl
old fellow, and hope he viii take ELlcQuG's pacl
in Washington. lie would make a iirst-rato
Turkish Minister and, being am Armenian, Ia is
really much more Of a TUX than BL,cQvE, vino
is only French LeyGutnc,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-09-30
rms nnnAlNs IN rALL RIyrR.

FAIL RIVER, t,Ir, sj--lIc rev. n' % Tie late
Animal arr i.ut arrived mere this evening from
liy,nuis wlcrc tlcy Were landed hi. motnng by
TIE roiici steamer from TIE grounded stelu er on
panied Nv TIC Marine band OF the Forts.
roun NV Yard, and Is in chrsc Of
Nurk; Lawrence jerome, hd1rsl Blilc,. Gen. q,
Il. Graham. ard John = Cum .nglarn, pu,mletcr at
tue N.V. You'd a. ,,W Nutl also hy Lieut.. Farm.
cat. oi 4 g Uniloi tt.tes Army, son oi he A mi
raj; NJ. J1r 10 conner ate hl- all aud Secretary;
tuuU.u.Url a HuuHy, CJHuluGdut {. the .,lou 81
Portsmouth, A". q car sawyer, AMI several naval
vECDA, Tie h4g Under NIivn fduirA Err.-ut
fought lis battle, vas Wraplvl round his conn,
... rcn1il ! q hsIct i- evening on tla steamer
irst'l 'ur New YORK, AZ the steamer lfl the dock
TIC baud vi, ycl tcaut ulund appropriate dirse.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-09-30
EMfyCIpaTIDN ~ com.

VUp NpnnIrH TIHF
in Cubn and Porto Ric0-A New York
Editor under Arrest.
Havana, sept. %. Alfred J. Clark has been
recognized as the American Consular Agent at
IcWclios.
Regent scrrano hos ordered the execution Of the
Spanish Emlnc patton law in cuba and Porto Rico
Al children Of save mothers born tcnccfo IN are
free; all those born since lNCs free, uuon certain
conditions; all slaves sixty years u age this
date free and all others A. they arrive nc
sixty YEAR OF age; all slaves BELONGING "a the Sttic
ale cleared nee, Hud all VIE Lave rendered public
services during TIC usurTcciipn. As soon as Cuban
Deputies are admitted to the Spai ish C.rtcS tie
Government I'LL present project OF law Tor Il o
Comnlc'C cuauciplulu % the slaves.
FerrHr dc touto, the editor Oi to q OniSfr, rll.
lishud ~ New Nuik. las been are tod
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-09-30

Postmastcr,G General CRIswEIL has at
length decided that publishers may send as
miscellaneous printed matter, copies of their
publications and posters in the same package, at
the uniform rate Of four ounces for two cents.
This decision is in conformity with common
sense and the spirit of the postal law. The e.
forcemcnt Of a contrary rule hitherto las sub
jcctcd the publishing business TO great annoy
ancc and much needless expense. The point is
one which Tna Srs has sucluou~ly conicndcd
for, and we are crutf'd Mt the adoption of oar
views by the Postmaster General.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-09-30
The Hon. JAMES SIZED has accented the

The Hon. JAMES SIZED has accepted the
Republican nomination for Congress in the Fifth
District Of Kentucky. We congratulate the Re-
publicans Of Louisville on their candidate. Mr.
SPEED served for some time as Attorney General
in the Cabinet Of President LINCOLN. and gained
everywhere the respect due to strong sense,
fidelity to principle, and generous, manly
character. lie would make an excellent member
of Conrress.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-09-30
How Alexander Frcnr Want Arrested,
only he Mns-niHrIiudnic Didu't Dis
charge Inn, Only he Did.

II'UT NJ NIU rs ~ w ~ J0WIUdI
A stupid reporter Of the SuN who takes occl.
sinn today 10 publish O long string OF uuuscr-o
a, GU tI.y Jul r. MIrludi ,, cannot get It through
llt mudtlrd br IN OW tie Hon Aleya'der Frrar,
VINO was one o the uqrtie, pulled IN he tuH1in0
arrest nadds ~ tie pO66 al Il Ere Ran ny depot
could ne discharge b, the CitY judge Dlta he udS
not an eSisR All tie explanation required Is that
Mr.. FIelr was dis lrsed 10 soon az he was taken
10 the poli station; hut the CITY Judge, not
knowing Of his disehirle. sent order for dis
Charge after he had gone, anu his arrest was mol
placed on the record
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-09-30
vorryr,nY DEMONSTRATIONS OF RESPECT.
FARRAGl T OHsEQrIts.
windows to lie on Second Floor.
GENERAL SUSPENSION or nrlyEs3.

by order OF HE Secretary OF tie N.yy tue r. ool,
lyu Navy Yard VIII be close to-day in honor OF the
occasion, ana the nj, ors, faiurs and marines -tg
toned there ordered To ppItclput" in the ohsc-
Quios. Tue Beard OF Education has ordered that
all hC public c COS he sed to-day, n1d that flags
lie Gtpllh,d II hgl matt from tie sci Dol u. dmgs
The Courts have all pdjou"ned over iii Saturday or
Mon0a.. Tho stick, Gold, Produce and cotton
Exchanges viii NH DO clo.,d Tie Mercantile ~.
brdry AMI Reading Room viii be closed after II A,
NJ. Al the pubii' Ol'ccs Wul be c,,sod. b. .ac,, n
is CSpc iod that there AI lie general cessation Of
huklMNsa l.IOu.hOut the city.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-09-30
The Irishman and the German readily /

The Irishman and the German readily be
come familiar with and adopt the habits, customs,
language, and currency Of their adopted country,
but the average Engshman never. curious
example Of this was found in the leading article
of the DisrPusdbe Times on Tuesday. The
writer declared that prominent city official had
amasscd fortune of "tcn millions pounds ster-
ling John Bull evidently forgot that lie was
not at 'ome.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-09-30

We learn that JoUS RUSSELL YoUNG. the
sneak news thief, found some one on "wednesday
on whom he put off check signed by himself for
three hundred dollors. When presented at tie
bank yesterday, the answer was that the Sncrk
news thief had no money there. and that the
check fraud. 1t is strange that any expo
rienced business man should be taken in by q
notorious sneak news thief
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-09-30

when person whom tho Legislature Of Musso-
chusetts has proved to be bribc-tekcr is kept at
the head Of the State Department, such q man as
ANDREW WHITE could not consistently entertain
the idea Of serving under him.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-09-30

hcnceforth submit TOT Rotssag is more
possible. The wonderful complications and
eventualties of this war have only begun
to lie exhibited.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-09-30

Gov mor SHATFEE o: Utah has got into q
controversy with Gen, DE- from I'D, who com
nmuds the United States forces in that Ter
ito,y. SHAFrrR charges the General with neg
l,cting TO INV esugate certain outrugcs recently
committed at Provo by the soldiers under Lis
command. The merits Of this particular contro-
ycrsy we ere not inf, rmcd OF but we SHOULD be
slow 10 believe Il at Gen DE- TRoBRIASD has been
IN any wpy reuii-s in the performance Of his
dufy, Besides, he has 10 business in Utah but
to 1ucd to the soldiers under his command,
WAl.c sH.IFGR is believed to be there not merely
20 oct as Governor, but to speculate in silver
mines ard whatever Gle may turn up. lie is
understood 20 have lccn appointed on the spc.
0i.' I,couuarndgton Of Gen. Il. I. BrTLER, with
VI M lie ,ervcd as Chief Quar;crmastcr during
tic war, Such an appointment naturally sub
ccls lin TO suspicion, and iuclncs intelligent
People to axe lie opposite side IN amy cou;Io-
yci,. 10 winch he may he party.
P.tHi,Yo still dwinll,., and its last
IuacAv L.Il mu.. soon sound. Since o'lI,LL
took IT,, 1t ra, lccn without vii, and it Is said to
b. -pdly 5c.uug to be without readers.
III" PNs' "rh Commercial contains n re
! partllat the English mission was Offered to Az
DREW y. WmIr, President Of Cornell UniYcr.ty,
pnd was declined by him, before senator MoRrov
was appIoachcd upon the subject Indeed. the
| Place seems 20 have been offered 10 everybody
except IloEAcE GRrrLEY President WnITg
would make an excellent foreign Minister; but
We do not wonder that he should have declined
the Office. Apart from his interest in Cornell
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-09-30

Amuscmcnt- To-dav.
American Tnstiute EXhbtlon- Cyru Of I'D IT, and "a Az
y oUth's 1hcnire-Rlp Van Winsl..
rowcry Theatre Three tmHcu,e ur,was.
Iinh Avenue Theatre Man aud WE.
= sturslens- Ers Railway.
Grand Opera House lie rs't Iaa,i.
IL ely 4 Lc n's-, aud BtJu's,y.
Lima Ldwin's Thcatrc-r,c4-Ey si s4ian, Camille, 40.
hiblO's Gardeu-ie,tis rae Lolita.
Cly mpic Iiivatre- B..ed' .i Mr. james A. Oates.
bio!nwAy tiuli-NiHe Cafitus Ni.nan.
Fan Etpncisco Mlnstrel. -5s5 Rfosdway.
Tony Pastors Opera House Grind C,'uhus''n.
The beach Pneumatic Tunncl-opeu 70 Visitors.
W nllrck's The Rivals
" God. Museum Ring neo,, Daughter. M,rfs..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-09-30

The daiiy sales Of The Sun for Tie tcech
ndiag SEPTEMBER 81 ,eero:
nondav. O8.3OO Thursday ...... IOt,5OO
Iuesday ,.......i 900 FRIDAY ...."..... O3,3DO
"Wednesday ....1O 200 saturday ........ 1900
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-09-30
FORMATION AND ROUTE OF MARCH,

ITt VfuVV5tIu7 VIII IUTIH IN TVNVT-V UIUVT On
Canal street, Broadway, and FCuit,e1th street.
Tie cad Of lie Ir, cesslOn is 70 leave iue landing
the ~ of (ar.l street, r7fsing the rest OF the
line ia review. Each division ain wice into line
as tie cading division pass ~; tlus the whole col.
umn will only be torn ed m marching order In Filth
svrnue Inc route of march Is NJ Canal street O.
Broadway; Bro adwRy 10 Fuu teenth street; Four
tronth street to FLth az .uUe; Finh avenue to
Forty second street: IortY.sccond street to tie
new Ilsr'Gn DEPOT. W elre the remains viii bc
conveyed hy sneciuI IAin IN Mooll w Cenotcry.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-09-30

Have the Tammany managers IT ade mp
their minds TO run MARIN 7. MCMAHON for Con.
gross In the Fourth District?
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-09-30

INV ORDER oT PROCESSION,

under Clict Marshul Gen. Webb. Il very elaborate
and comp &c. Tic military feature ~ be esVe-
cially iul, osin Tie entire First Division compris.
in2 ar the National Guards II tnis cts tie Sc orl
Division, Cu racing al the Brooklyn Regiments and
a bri lde uf New jersey militia ~ parade besides
six con Ianics Of regular inantry Wl'h two hundred
artillery men ron "a" 10 It's At the mouth OF the hlr
bor Tie elegant military band rom Fort HJni.
ton, also the band Of the engineers corps will
comUany the re-u ar troops IN the line. A brigade
Of the Fire D,Iartmcn'. consisting OF ten compl
MES in tive bittaions will iotm another feature Of
the procession. Tie fiic,Is Of tie city and
county Governments win participate In \ body to-
re'her with representatives Of the State and General
yernu ents and representatives OF neighbour :
uunicirahties.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-09-30

II tcsslblc. At last account. TIE Gucrrcre was be-
ing lrhtened If her shot. coal and ncr heavy ms
tcriAl by vessels alongside, sud q Wa thought she
nj lat probably come Cd into deep wafer high
tide yesterday afternoon. Il Is ltarcd that lie Is
someWhat sfraiue1
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-09-30

On Wednesday a, noon, th-ough some ur'."'lirc
cause, tie Gucfricrc nm hard agrunnd or ttc.
Point Rip. the cNircu,' moral tTE point cot = eek,
Island. The dc spat,uIt received veto. .. sttt
that she went aground iu shear weather and witi OIL
tie luoye IN s.ft. tfr- loIVlrg TIE inference nlwos
urimpeachahle that tire accident was the result o.
gross cai,lcssnCss. Communication was cG,ctC,
vita nyauuis. On the NassacluSetts shore, ycs ter
day morning. when as.,stancc was obtained. Til
steamer Island Home WAS sent over and
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-09-30

which was YESTERDAY dcblrked Al fIyanris ana sent
forS ara 10 Fan liver ty tie Shore Line Railroad.
st tire latter ll,c j. Wa. uu' upon the re2u3r Fail
Ii,cr steamer last night, aud Is txpcctcd TO reach
tails city u l. nOrning
1lc GuerIerc lies In dangerous condition
Aucr landing Farrnguts fcruiua 1T Hyannis, the
Island Home returned TO her nssi- 'aucc. The IN.
dcrNriiers steamer Charles Pearson. nom Boston.
and several tugboats from tAe tbarlestown Navy
Yard have also gone TO
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-12

The blonde hair mania is assuaging a
trife. Three years since the passion was
for auburn; then ensued years run of the
golden of the artists and poets. Last sum
mer very light yellow was the glory of the
Fifth avenue head. The season exhibits
symptoms of return to nature in color,
though not in quantity. 1t is oddly inter
esting to note now persistently the modern
reproduces the ancient. Lollis Paulina's
second best dress was quite beyond Mrs.
CoolIdge's whole bill-toilet, jewels, and
ALL standing at $50, 900; and Roman dandy
there was who committed suicide because
his fortune had been reduced to only $780,
OOO There was mania for blonde hair in
Tertulhan's period, upon which the saint
has coloquial witticsm. (Which of you"
says the Gospel, ''cau make one hair white
or black?" Quotes the latter-putting into
the mouth OF the belle of the period the re-.
joinder: "Ah, indeed! that is true; but |
make it yellow, which is great deal better"
Which proves that there came day when
to be Roman was to be Partisan in its mod
ern sense. The Princess Hopp@ia's slippers
of gold and jewels would have stocked Mrs.
Coolidges whole wardrobe for a campaign
at the Revere; and few of Caligu'a's ships
of onyx would more than set up dry goods
importer in business.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-12

The decision IN the Slaughterhouse case,
though lengthy, has not had the etfectto
satisfy the gentlemen composing the Live
Stock Dealers and Butchers Association.
They evidently would like to have it short
and sweet. They would like Ito have had
the Injunction applied for granted, and
their opponents compelled to abandon the
field, in which they delight to labor when
they control it. The right to control it
they have long enjoyed, ard as that right is
now somewhat interfered with, it is well to
suggest, perhaps, that they have a right
that is as yet unabridged, and that is to
purchase tickets in the Louisiana State
Lottery, which is more profitable than suits
at law
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-12

The NEAT QUEsTIoN-More C0naplica-
notwithstanding the document is
sued by Judge Bradley. in another column,
the police intend to prohibit butchers sell.
ing meat in the market this morning, unless
they hold certificate from the Slaughter
house Company.
Butchers who kill at the Cavaroc place
slaughtered a large number of cattle last
evening, under the belief that they could
sell to-day. Trouble of a serious nature is
apprehended this morning, when the butch.
ers visit the markets.
About twelve O'Clock last night, Mr.. Car
ter, Inspector for the Slaughterhouse Com
pany, informed the authorities that he
would furnish certificates to those who
butchered at the Cayaroc and ether places,
and on this assertion the police received
instructions to respect all certificates emana-
ting from Mr.. Carter or his authorized depu-
ties, no matter where the cattle had been
killed; at least such is our understanding.
As one of the leading men Of the Cavaroc
company was with Mr. Carter at the time,
it would appear that compromise had
been entered into, directly or indirectly,
therefore danger of bloody collision is
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-12
LEGAL NOTICES.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
SEVENTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
ISH OF ORLEANS.

CTATE OF LOUISIAEA-TO ALL WHOM
, these presents shall come. greeting:
Whereas Pedro Pons having purchased. at SAFE
property hereinafter described has applied to the
clerk of this court in whose ONCE the oeed OF SAFE
for a monition advertisement. IN conformity to an
act of the Legislature of the State OF Lousians en-
titled IAN act relative to mentions and mode OF
of proceeding" approved the fifteenth day OF March,
1855; .
terested herein are hereby CITED and admonished,
in the name of the State of Louisiana aud OF the
Seventh District Court for the parish of Orleans.
who can set up any right title claim in and 10 the
property hereinafter described. IN consequence OF!
any informality in the order decree judgment OF
irregularity or llegaity in the appra:sements and
time OF manner nSa OF sa,e itbn
thirty days the day this mention IS first IN
serted in the public 9apefs why the sac SO
The said property was sod by the sheriff OF the
parish aforesaid the twenty sixth day OF April A.
D. 1870 by virtue of decree of this court,
on the eleventh day of March. A u. 1870. in suit
entitled PEDRO Pons VS.. Jayne Frigola, No 2s15 OF
the docket of this court at which SAID pedro IONS
became the purchaser for the sum of $1,000
Description of property as given in tne judicial
Two lots of g1ound together with the buildings
and improvements thereon. situated IN me oesoI q
now Uhartres), Dumaine Levee tnow Decatur, and
St. Philip streets, designated by the numbers one
SaH two on on the twenty ds Of %
and deposited as plan number one hundred ana
forty in the office OF Theodore GuyoI, notary puDhc
in this city. said lots being contiguous and meas
urng each twenty,one feet three inches 'front.' on
twenty feet in depth. being the same property
which the late Joseph Anthoine purchased from
MIS-. Widow Louis Guigran and from her 7, fonr chill
dren, by an act passed before Charles v. Foulon.
notary public in this city the sixteen OF March,
1864, and winch, at the death OF said Joseph N
thoine, devoved on his two minors, DGuphine Au-
guste Anthone and Augustin Anthoine, as his sole
heirs.
The buildings and Improvements on said two
lots comprise double two story and attic brick
dwelling house. Nos 236 and 238 slate roofed with
iron verandas fronting on the street. and double
two-story brick kitchen. slate rooted. The main
building cont two large stores on the ground
floor, six rooms and back galleries on the second
floor. and two rooms in the attic: and the kitchen
rooms on the second. floor. with gallery in front
prives yard paved with brick waterwcrks, etc. the
wpos divided into two separate tenements.
Clerk 8 Office, New Orleans, May 49, 1870
I myl4 I'm A. d. BERNOUDY, Clerk.