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Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-09-17

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Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-09-17

CHEF JUSTICE CEASE, is pros
trated at the country seat Of Sena-
tor Sprague, his SOn-in law, on
Narragansett Bay, by a paralytiC
stroke. He is not entirely with
out the use Of his limbs, but iS in
CapaCitassd from walking without
help, but Il Is feared that his mind
Is setiOuSly affected, and It is ICON
sldsgsd doubtful whether he viii
syM ba ahle q resume he duties
|of tha ane
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-09-17
STATE or MISSISSIPPI
Warren county.
Chancery Court Of Warren County,
At Rules, August so, 1870.
' '' No. lS'

II. 5 Christian, ct AlA
P"'S opening the papers In this cause,
. II appearing 10 The 5 itlsfU ton u
tle court, from the aiidavit VI II. r. Cook,
Sfliclt)r for omplalnaut'. that the unknown
heirs OF u mas X. Fulton. decd. aud the un.
kGOwr hei:s Of Hampton !. Christian, decd
are III non. residents Of the State OF Missis.
,iIpi. aud 5cyon the ordinary process Of
This Court. AMI that the places OF residence
ara poslollce Of thu STORE nd unknown de-
ftuhann has not been aS:ertAined aftsr I'LL.
gent iLquiry: This Is. therefore. to make
known ~ the std defendants or tho no.
knowa heirs or Zenas K. Fulton, d, erased,
ami the unknown heirs Ol Hampton ). Chris
tian, decelsed. that unless they DO and ap.
rear az q CAancory Court OF Warren Coun-
y. 20 b. held 10 and for said county. at The
c. urt. house thereof. In the cry Of Visgsburg,
o. tSv ist Monday IN Oct 4. ID. iS1O, then AID
there 10 Plead, answer Or demur Il the said
OlmplainAntS bill Uf complaint. the same,
witt The sl'egatO COS thJrcIf. will 10 taken
tor con(vssoh q, 10 tho a. and this aus set
tor. IS 20 them. eX pIrte.
IL Is further %oru0rCd, That q copy OF this
or Ter be publ snrd In the iicksbnIB Weekly
Herald 4 newspaper printed AMI publ shOl
IN The city II Ficks IurS, IN ala state Of
Missishrui, IOT four consecutive weeks.
DUuG bOIJr' me, \ II, Arthur, CLERK II
the Lhncery CO.r VI RuiGs, Ut my Office IN
he LIty Of NicLsbu'g this the 3Oih ay OF
August, $50.
A II. ARTHUR, Clerk.
iiurUeI 4 Coos, solicitors for complain.
Aat aug3l.wtt
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-09-17
August 2i.ISJ
STATE OF MIssIssIPpI.l
Warren county


Warren County.
A. a. Kellogg, survivor, &C., Of Kellogg ~
II. ?. o5s, Admir- dc 6onl, non OF Estate,
Of y. b,mbie, GCtcastl Ct n.
Chancery court Warren COUNT at Rule,
this lith lay OF September, 4. D., $50.
TTrUN opening the paper, in this cause
aad II appearing 70 Inc satisfaction oil
tue LOil from tue AFFIDAVIT Of E.J. MotiarE,
Com yAinants sol cltOr that the defendants,
john n Gamble, William q. Gamble, b.
ClinJpi Gamble. and Andrew J. Gamble,
heirs a; law of ArdieW Samb'e. deceased,
are uoR.rrsidenis Of tre state OF Mississippi,
ard be- on the Ordinary process. Of this
Cou I, uhd that their places OF residtnte and
posi- lice are a. ~. at i.Odih, IN the state OF
NJ .sGu1: his Is there Oret+ mike known to
tn SAID john 81. Gainble, WIlitm g. tam
bio, ID. Lllf1rt Gtmble, Hnd Andrew j..
Gamble that unlss, they he aud appear 1T
4 Shancery Court 10 10 cid In an IOr said
county It The COu,t house thereof, at Rules,
before the Clerk oil SAid C0ur on tue a:h
Monday Of October, A. ID. 1871, then anu
there ~ plead, answer or demur 10 the said
compiaI ants n Of complaint, the same
with the allogaii ms thereof will be taken
for co7Itssei, and this cause proceeded with
the same as If said defendants we're person.
ally present, 10 COITt.
Itis further ordered that q copy OF this
order he published one a week Tor four con.
secutive weeks in the vicksDurg Weekly
Herald, q newspaper published In the state
OF Mississippi. aud that a copy OF said publi-
cation be transmitted to each OF laid def, nd.
ants by mail, postage prepaid. b saint Louis
Missouri, their pltce oil residence ana post.
office Us aforesaid designa I'd.
Done before me. CLERK Of said Court at
Rules, at my Office In the city OF Vicksburg.
this lith day OIL september, \. ID. 1870.
A. u. ARTHUR. Clerk.
Z. J. McGARR, Comp't's SOL. seplS-w4w.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-09-17
Administrators Notice.

VXTHEREAS Letters II Administration
" on The estate OF Jerry Miller. dec iset
wGTg granted 9 thu uud.!sigue on the 18Th
day UI August. 1879, b. the LlerL u the
Ihdncery court Of Narren county, Missi,.
81. M.
Tn Tcfo'c, all person. hAyins ella ms
against saiI estate are heroic requested "a
exhibit the - ne Wit.,n the time pruscriI Jed
by Law, or the same Will be barred.
WILSON bkLL, AdniL.stTator.
aug 80 itw3,
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-09-17
RArCHELOR,s HAIR DYE.

.YWNIIIS splendid lIsir Dyei l.. the best IN the
world; the only rue and perfect Dye,
hArmltss, reliable, instantaneous no disap-
p0.n'ment. no Ridiculous tints; remedies the
III effects OF bad dyes; ~iuyigoTates and leaves
the Hair soft and beautiful. black or bvoWH.
sold by all Druggists and PsrIumers. and
properly applied AZ d ltchelor's Wig Factory,
No. 10 Bond st., Sew YORK, lCSIly
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-09-17
In Vacation.
Enrol Boyd. ct al.
M lis =,

No us, W.
Louisa PurG!, JAS. II. Purdy, Ct ALL
Warren Chancery Court, at Rules. Aug
ut % 1910.
TTPON opening the papers In tbs cause,
n II appearing 10 tho satisfaction Of
the Court from the AFFIDAVIT Off. L. u. Bow.
mar, agent u attorney IN fact for tue es.
tats Of Billiard 4 Boyd, that the d PENDANTS
Louisa Pur1y AMI JHmes Hart Purny, her
husband; Ent Bullock and William y.
Bullock. Eer hu, band; Charlotte Trigg, and
john rfigg, her husband, and Anna Trigg T.,
and Hayden Irigg, her husband; are nOa
residents Of the state Of Mississippi, and b.
yond the ordinary process 0fthls Court; and
that the said defendants, Louisa PuFdy and
james Hart Purdy, her husband; reside In
tue city Of Memphis, IN the State Of Tennesseo
N1d q v their post office there and that the
defendants, ELL Bullock aud william F.BuI
lock, her husband, reside Ia the town
Of Shelbyville, in the state Of Kentucky,
and have their pest Office there; aud that
Charlotte Trigg and John Trigg, her huS.
band, are residents OF the city Of Louisville,
in the state OF Kentucky, and have their
post Office there; and that Anna Trigg, and
Hayden Trigg, her husband, are residents Of
Glasgow, In tho State Of KENTUCKY, and have
their post Offices there; this Is therefore to
make known to the said Louisa PuHdy,
James Hart Purdy. Ella Bullock, William
Y. Bullock, Charlotte Trigg, John Trigg,
Anna Trigg and Hayden 1rigg, that unless
they be and appear before the Honorable, the
Chaucory Court Of Warren county, 70 be
holden In and for the county OF Warren, at
the Court House thereof, in the city Of Vicks-
burg. on the
1st Monday in October next,
70 plead, answeror demur to the said oom-
plainAnts Bill OF Complainant the same
with the allegations thereof will DO taken
as confessed as 70 them, and this cause set
for hearing e. to them ex.pArts.
Il Is further ordered that q copy Of this
order DO published once Q week, for four
succasSiVe weeks, In the Vioksbufg Weekly
Herald, , newspaper printed ana published
in the city Of ViokBbufR, in said State, and
that the Clark Of this Court DO transmit By
mail, postage prepaid To- the Aforesaid de-
fondants, at their respective places Of resi.
dance as aforesaid Designated, q eartided
COPY Ofthis publication.
Dona bafore me, Clerk Of tho Chanoery
Court, q Rnleu, 90 my ef1Be In the city az
Y ickIbnHg, this, the I'd day OF August a,
D. $50. A. Z. ARTHUR
HI c suilslsor fOr s~Onplslasnts.
Aas
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-09-17

VEThEkEA> Letters OF Administration
w n the e'tate IL Nary \ Hal. Gc.
cea'el, were granted 70 the undersigned on
thr i2th day 4 sGpteu her, is11, Is ihr t!Grk
OF the hancerv Court OF " .'rcn county,
Mississippi. Al persons having claim,
against ,aii estate are hereby r,q ,'s'ei 10
txhinit tue same Wi:aIn the time prescribed
by law, or the same vii b. Oarrci
i. II. LDOk.
scpi3.wGw Admibi, rltnr.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-09-17

A COOP IDEA.-The Savannah
News says that Gin Paris, a dwell
ling once used for vile purposes,
can never be rented to other than
similar tenements." In this city
bagnlos are located, by our wise
city fathers, in some of the most
desirable localities for residences,
and a whole neighbOrhood has to
be cursed with the presence Of
these moral excrescences.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-09-17

Col. G. p NElLsoN has assum-
"a editorial control Of the Liberty
Herald. Col Nelson. was q Con-
srative member Of the ConsHGu-
ilens Convention, and Vas there
|oas q As most active and talent
z - q shs people against
TIE 8a o. the Radical
eoFmaFe
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-09-17
Administrntor,s Notice.

NMTHEREAS Letters u Administration
on the estate o: Ia lfie, = Iara,e. de.
ceased, were 3. aIicdt &" he undcrsi. ned gu
the 10Th DAY 81 July 1870. hy the clerk Of the
IhAncery Court oil v Il rem county, Mis.iI.
sippi. All persons having claims against
sad estate, are hereby requisite! 20 exhibit
the sane within tue tImg pr.scrlbel by law,
or the same will be barrel.
aug3 III. u. BANKS,
AdmIn.stratnr
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-09-17
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
WARREN COUNTY.

WAkhkh JOUSTf.
Benjamin A. Folks and Mary A. Folks,I
Administrator Of john p. Gee, deed,
Chas. Poins, administrator de bOn,s pOp.l
Isaac ElmOFe, Vt al.
Chancery Court Warren county, at Rules,
Augu,t 18th, 1870.
TTPON opening the papers in this cause.
and II appearing TO the satisfaction OF
the Court, from the affidavit Of II. y. Cook,
complainAnts solicitor, that Louisiana G..
Felts, one Of the defendants In this suit, Is a
non resident Of the State Of Mississippi, and
beyond the ordinary process Of this Court
and that her place Of residence and post
office, are at Memphis, In the State Of fen.
nessee; this is therefore to make known 70
the said Louisiana @ Felts, that unless she
De 4 appear at q ChanoeFy Court, to be
held n and for said county, at the Court
House thereof, in the City Of Vlcksburg, on
the
First Monday in October, 1870,
then and there, to plead, answer or demuF
2 the SAID Complainants Biz Of Complaint,
the same. with the allegations thereof, will
Be taken for confessed as 70 her. and this
eanse SGT for hearing as to her ex-parte.
y Is further ordered that q COPY Of this
order 30 published In the Vleksburg Weekly
Herald, 8 Newspaper printed and published
u the lily Of VIeksbuFg, In said stats OF
Mississippi. for four successive weeks, and
that 8 copy Of this publication DO sent 70 the
said Louisiana @. Feltg, at her place Of Reats
denee and post oihco q Aforesaid doSignRt-
Done before ne, a. n. Arthur, Clerk Of
The ChaneeIy Court a my once, at Rules.
u theGityo g VieksbuFg, this the sosh aayol
H AamaEfn n,svk
4. =. OOSA. sol Sr CSapiaSaG sS SsssA'
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-09-17

Tea drinkers swallow leather
every day. The albumen Of the
milk and the tanin Of the tea unite
and make fakes Of leather. It has
not been yet computed how many
cups Of tea must be prepared In
order to get enough material for s
pair Of boots
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-09-17

THE leading questions of the
future In the United States are
revenue reform, including ne
tariff, and reform Of the civil SER
vice. The chief and best republi-
can journals everywhere have in
sisted on this. And yet the resO-
lutlOns of the Radical convention
shirk both subjects and do not
say n word about them.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-09-17

Yesterday, d. the City Court,
L. n. LOwenburg, Esq, Justice Of
The Peace, and cOlored Constable
VIM. Burton, were brought before
his Honor Judge Burwell upon q
charge Of ~extOrtiug a bride. Exa-
minahOn was waived and the par
ties were ~severally bound over to
tire next term Of the Circuit Court
IN Tie sum Of $4,000 each.
We have taken some pains TO get
al the Ects IN this case from others
than The parties themselves and the
following Is as near as we can
CLEAN them from common rumOr;
whether these statements are true
or false We know not, but simply
give them as an item of news.
Report says that certain store
keepers on the Warrenton road, Of
teutonie derivation, were arrested
soF selling liquor without q license,
GAd brought before Esquire Low
snburg. We believe the penalty IL
3 heavy one, and IL seems the evil
denee was the testimony Of the said
Constable, Burton, and two other
negroes, who had visited said store
upon the pretence Of buying out
the stock, aud had procured each q
drink Of whisky, for which they
paid, at the same time acting In The
capacity Of spies, and reporting the
illegal sale at once, thus causing
the sellers arrest. He, terrified foI
the consequences of his act so cum
ningly betrayed, accepted an oheI
10 compromise, aud actually paid
s125 IL cash to one Of the parties
10 qnash all other proceedings. But
a. 6GeeF Of the law, Capt. Minney
Wisassssd this latter proceeding
and arrested the party receiving the
m0nsy and secured both.
We hear that the arrested mar
implicated Justice Lowenburg, anC
be and Burton, a party 10 the trans.
action, were brought before Judg'
BurwelFs Court with ihe Fesul
stated.
TbiH Is the report as we get 1t
We shallleave it to the law TO ssy
whssher the parties are guilty Of
innocent. As TO Mr.. LOwenburg
bis reputation compels US to think
him entirely innocent and we DO.
Iisve such will prove the case.
Ii he should be proven guilty the
fullest rigOr OF law should DO meted
cut 10 MIN.
Justice LOwenburg Is now under
arrest on a grave charge, though not
Meonlnement will he be permitted
pursue his duties as an officer
and administrator of the Law while
he himself is charged with a Crim-
nal violation Of that very laW2
with his Judicial ermins sullled
nc breath Of criminal suspicion,
NH he SIC 10 try offenders even
tan whom he may prove to be
more sniltyf
saA We hope and believe
Afi LoWenbntg win prove his IN
neeaaoss bas should he administer
fhe solemn iunsaoas Of the Iaw
while tie clond q suspicion talnts
hla own hir tamsf
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-09-17

by the Il rk oil tn Chaneery Court Of War
zen county, Mississippi Al persons having
claims HgAi' Il salt 'Sigtr, are hereby ~.
q4lr,d to exhibit the same within the time
prescribed Uy law. OF they will nc bar Ell
MAA1IN Leon AND,
augs Administrator
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-09-17
STATE or H%TsaTs5FFI,l
Warren L0uuty.
In VacatiOn-Chancery Court Of
Warren County, at Rules, Au-
gust 30th, 1870.
&c. S. Christian.

Warren County, &c Rules, Au-
gust 30th, 1870.
IL. S. Chris,ian.
TX. Fui,ou. e. as
TTPON opening the papers 10 thIs cause,
y" it app6annR bDthe, saklsfsa1iOH Of
toe JonFt, IRON the .~afiiAvit Of A. BnF-
well c~0mplaihAht's a8l'oitoF, that the de-.
tebdantt, the unknown heir aud logal rep.
re.eftauvrs ZHnHs x. Fulton anil Ezra 4
NhllAms, aro n0n-resldenu o. the State Of
Mississippi, and beyond the ordinary pre-
p'Aee Of residences OF lie said defssdahtS.
she unknown h.irs and legal Representatives
Of Eeaas X. Fulton, hes not been ascertained
after diliRrnt inquiry, and thai the said de.
feniant. lara Y. Williams, ru-tdes 1t PuFt
L4vaoa, IN the state OF Texas, and has his
uOs:Ofice there: this Is, therefore, 70 make
known 10 the said defendants. the unkAOWn
heirs and legal representatives, Of Zenas X.
Fulton ami Tara Z. vii Jams, that unlas
they 10 anil appear at q ChAncery Court %
70 10 holden In and for the county Of War.
rvn, at he Court House thereof, In the
City OF VIcksburg on The hrsE Monday In
October next. 4. U. ldIO, 10 answer 10 tue
cross bill Of James u. sims nled herein, the
same, vita the a. egatiors thereof, will be
taken Tor contested as to them, and this
cause set for heaIing. as TO them, ex parto.
Il IL further ordered that a copy Of this
order I've published In the Vicksburg Week J
Herald, a Newspaper printed and publ ,hrd
In the city OF ViekSburg, In said state Of
Mississippi, for four consecutive Weeks,l and
that Il copy OF Iiis pub i1atiOn be sent 70 the
said ZGraC T.. Williams. ut his place resi-
denee and po-tefl e.As designated Aforesaid
Done be ore me, ClefK OF the Chancery
Court, 81 kules, mt my office In the city OF
Vicksburg. this the D,h DAY Of August, A. ID
$50.
\. Il. ARTHUR, Clerk.
4 Burweil & Cook, cSmplainant's solicitors
sepi.WAI
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-09-17

M0oAH 3 NoRTH.-This is the
name Of . new firm, which viii
eomnenco bunIness about tae arst
e asxt month. The genunrn
compqaing II are wei known 10
81, a~mnnnliys having engaged d
na|a pursuits for . number
"a rs NJ 3 b
me1HH e taas arm
nnia 4 cE dme 1lne a ne
ed n q Ao1lh 3
re or BEL
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Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-09-17
OBITUARY.

Died, At the residence OF DR.. P Z p.ckcr.
son, IN this county, on The Si,tof August, Of
congestion, CHARLES u. BRADFORD,
yOung' st son oft. 7. Bradford. age . years
I months. -Fr.a,'S POint Delta.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-09-17
Administration Notice.

XNHEREAs, Letter, Of Atm. isrrAtioD,
on the O. Atr OF John salmon, nee"as.
eli, Weru granted 10 the undersigned ON the
4th day Of August, 1870,
by the Clerk Of the Lhancery Court Of War.
rem county, Mississippi. An per,1n, having
ella ms against sald estate, are hereby re.
qd' steh 10 exhibit the same within the time
prescribe by law, ~ the same will be
barred. s. ". BOSWELL,
Iugl2 dlt. IVA. Administrator.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-09-17

The representatives OF the Gu
ban Republic 10 the United States
have sent the following dispatch {:
NEW York, Sept. Z, 1870.
n Jules FdUre, Minister for For
eign Affairs Of The French Re.
public, Paris:
The representatives of the Re.
public Of Cuba in the United
States, in the name Of their breth
rem fighting for the liberty of their
country, hail the return Of France
to her Republican form Of Gov
ernment, and trust that her exam
pie may be followed by all nations.
MIGUEL De ALBANIA,
President OF Cuban Junta.
J. N. MEsTRE,
Cuban Commissioner.
With cold calculation General
Grant could be instantly made
aware Of the existence Of u repub
lie in France but h~e-seeing no
benefit which he or his party is to
derive from its. blind 10 the fact
that there has been a Republic in
Cuba for many months. lie can
quietly puff his fragrant Havana
cigars and permit the Spanish
troops to commit unheard of atroci
tiles upon the struggling Cuban
republicans, yet the very moment
the dimest shadow OF q republic
in France is apparent he is the
to see it and tender the ser
vices of the United States as me.
diator. Cuba evidently does moi
require Intervention. The Span.
ish soldiers can continue in the
butchery Of Cuban patriots unit
the end of time for all that GRAM
cares. Upon the head of Grant ant
his party should be visited thu
punishment for the sacrifice o
life which has been continuing il
Cuba for the past few months. l
rests entirely with them to caus,
it to cease, and with them to Sc
cure the establishment Of a pcrma
nent republic.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-09-17
Administrators Notice.

VTTHkKEAS, Lett =, Of Naturalization
On tue estate oil IN mas NcLormack,
dcr..se !, were grIuied To he tie uGuer,lgn.
oI on the
LIST day Of AuVnst. 1870
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-27
The Grand Result.

The recent success of the Republican
party in this State and city, should surely
convince the Democrats that their old lease
Of power is forever at an end in the State.
They tried Gard by every conceivable STRAIT
agem to divide the colored vote, but they
failed. The colored voters have not yet
forgotten that the Democratic party was
the great parent Of slavery, and that all the
bitter opposition to their rights as men came
directly from that party. Remembering
then. the past oppression which they and
their fathers received from Democratic laws
and brute force, it is not at all surprising to
see them stick t, the party which gave them
their freedom and made them men and
common citizens of this republic.
As long as Democrats will persist i'll eX-
GLIDING colored citizens from decent accom-
mOdations in steamboats,, steamers, hotels,
saloons, churches and theatres, SO long will
cOlored people continue to mistrust. and
cast their votes against them. This is, GER
tainly, natural enough. We have now an
unlimited lease of power over the political
destiny of this State and city, and if the
Democrats are wise, they will, like the old
Arab, fold up their tents quietly and pass
away among the things that were. Let
them save their campaign funds, and apply
them to more remlncrative purposes. 1t
will be dead stock if they invest any more
in politics. The handwriting is on the wall;
let them not be deceived any longer.-Ner
Orleans Standard.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-27

to people who live, for mean aims and low
passions, who despise the moral bonds
which secure the purity and harmony Of
society, who laugh at the restraints Of yir-
the and care less for duty than for pleasure.
He asserted that the moral enervatiOnu of
France during the last twenty years HAS
been visible in her literature, in her drama,
in the amnsements most favored by the
people, and in her laxity Of opinion and of
conduct. These views Mr.. Kingsley ex-
pressed ten years ago Mt Cambridge, and on
that occasion predicted that some dreadful
catastrophe would some day occur in
France, but did not dream when it did oc-
cur that it would be 80 complete or the final
plunge SO awful.
The Pail Mall Gazette, in commenting
upon this address. agrees with Mr.. Kings
ley's views, but thinks that England has
not much cause to congratulate herself
on her freedom from the irregularities
charged against the French. The Gazette
says it would he easy, and indeed, almost
pleasant, to expose and comment upon the
faults OF others, if we could entertain the
conviction that we were free
from them ourselves. England, it con-
tends, has too many defects in her social
life to allow Of any such exultatiOn over
her neighbOrs. The domestic morality OF
England, it ia openly admitted, has entered
upon period Of decline, and it is argued
that measures should he adopted to remove
temptations that have SO fearfully increased
within the last few years in the large cities.