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CONTENTS OF TO.DAY,S HERALD.

PAGE. ~-'>~o>-"~~~
1-Advertisements.
2-Auvcrtisemcnts.
3-france: Great Sortie from Paris on Wednesday;
Complete Success OF the French; General Du-
crops Army Across the River Marne; The
russians Evacuate Amlens and Retire Upon
Paris-Rlssla: Negotiations for a European
Congress.
A-Posral Affairs Animal Report OF Postmaster
General Creswell-Thc New Census: Sudden
Postponement OF the Observation-Disclosures
Ior INDECENT Femaes-Ihe Chamber OF Com
merce-Real Estate Matters-Tnat Unfortunate
heDy-ls lt Murder2-Reyolt In the Jackson
vile lFla.) Prison.
Speaketh to the Gentlles-Prospect Park Fair
Grounds-United States Senators Their
May to the Captai-Highway Robbery In
Westchester-Jack on Shore Laying or the
Corner Stone Of the Seamen's Exchange
Rnilding-secretary Robson Under Ground
The Courts-Rum and Lead: A Young Men
Spree Murdered In Barroom "A Fighting
Fox-De 5tructive Fire in Beekman Street
Naval Intelligence-The Old First Ward
School-Incendarism IN New Jerseg-News
from San Franc isco-Pohtical Notes and
Comments.
6-Edtorias: Leading Article. .sThe Old Party
ana the New Party Movements Of the Day.
The Real Issue Between General Grant and
y-Editorials Continued from Sixth Paael-Per.
sonal lntelligence-Telegraphic News from All
Parts OF the world-Washington Government
Expenses for the Ensuing Year; The Sena-
torial Contest In South Carolina; Brigham
Young's Income rax-Business Notices.
S-The Alabama Claims Important letter from Ex-
Minister Reverdy Johnson; American Claims,
Thirteen Millions OF DOllars-News from Eu-
rOpe-Narrew misunderstanding Triumphs;
Lecture by Professor Doremus s-New York City
NewsThe Fishery Question--Yacht Building
Smallpox; The Disease Spreading in the City
of Cnurches-An Unwily Fox-The Brooklyn
Orphan Asynm-A1airs In Louisiana and
Norta Carolina-The 'Tigers"-French b.
zaar-The Mobile Horse Fair-Highway Rob-
berry and Attempted Misunderstanding Murder
Trial in Augusta, Me.-Kentucky Horrors-A
Scene In the Confederate Senate.
O-Hard 10 Die: The Scalawag Row In Alabama: !:
Excitement In Montgomery-Phillips' Last
Maniiesto: Protests Against the Republican
Party--Goid in Iexas-The Public Debt State
ment-Meeting OF the Board OF Dock Commis-
sioners-Financlal and Commercial Reports
Marriages and Deaths.
lO-Rome and the King: Church and State in Con-
fict in the Holy City-Rampant Radicals:
Meeting OF the MurDhyites Republican Com
mittee-B BROOKLYN Courls-The Boston. Hartford
and Erie Railroad Again-Musical and Dra-
matte NoJes-Shipping Intelligence -Adver.
fisements.
Il-The Potos (Mo> Horror-A Scoundrers Career
Abruptly COsed-Big Haul OF BlackHsf-Mar-
riage and Silver NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
J2-AdvertlsementS.
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ton to the quarrel Of small potato office
seeker.
Meantime the course Of events indicates tho
character Of the coming Presidential conflict.
II will be conflict between the administration
at Washington and the administration of Tam
many Hall-betwecn tho spoils OF the general
government and tho spoils Of Tammapy; and
Tammany. with her twenty-five, thirty or forty
millions in annual expenditures, as the case
may be, and with all her gigantic railway
affiliations, will be a powerful enemy. She
has the sinews of war of England, the disci-
pline Of the Prussians the (tan OF the French,
the solid Irish vote, and she is after the dar
kes. She is going in to win, and to win she
may, on a pinch, for 1872 give up even Hof-
man, but she will rale the party. She does
not care for the shells so that she gets the
oysters. Then, too, as the issues of the war
recede, the people will incline more and more
to federal non-intervention In local affairs, to
rights in every thing, while down South,
as the bitterness of negro suffrage, like Sara
toga water, begins to be pleasant, the white
landholders and the black laborers will be
drawn more and more into q happy political
accord, and will thus re-establish something
like the old Southern political balance Of
power. We expect, too, that fusion Of
interests on financial issues Northwest South
west and South-will gradually fuse those
sections politically against the East; but
meantime General Grant and the measures
and policy Of his administration are still
ahead for 1872. He surely has the game in
his hands, and needs only little Of the iron
will and resolution Of Old Hickory to win it.
Let him put his foot down and his cane, like
jackson, upon every great question where his
authority In the party is disputed, and swear
''By the Eternal this thing shall be so, and
be will be as strong as Jackson in his re-
election. Buchanan's example of temporizing
is not good one to follow.
The New York herald., 1870-12-02

A CHAPTER OF HoRaIHI.Es. We deprecate,
as general thing, the publication of sensa-
ton accounts Of the dreadful transactions that
daily occur in various parts of the country,
but to-day our budget is unusually full Of
really interesting cases. They are terrible In
their details and instructive in their Influences.
In the far West we find most diabolical
crime has been committed in the slaughter OF
an entire family, From Maine We have the.
proceedings of q capital trial, in which {, start
ling episode in domestic life is described. In
the interior Of the State of New York case
of wifo poisoning, remarkable in many
respects, has just been developed. In Ken.
tucly one of the old family of Throck-
norsons has been made a victim. In the
The New York herald., 1870-12-02

THE PUBLIC DEBT STATEMENT FOR DECEM-
BER-A REDUCTION OF $7,475, s60.-The off,
cial statement Of the public debt shows q
reduction during the past month of the above
amount very fattering exhibit Of our pro-
eress in the work Of cancelling the obligation.
The reduction for the past year was over
SIG, 900, 900, and for the period since March
1. over $Io4, 600, 900. The debt, less the re-
sources of the Treasury, is now $2,34l, 7s4, ,355,
which figures include the accrued interest on
the several classes Of interestbearing obliga'
tions entering into the public debt
The New York herald., 1870-12-02

MOSES SAID TO THE CHILDREN OF ISRAEL
t'Keep the Passover" Let the children OF
Israel remember this when they visit the
Hebrew fair to-day, and pass over literally.
The New York herald., 1870-12-02
The Atlantic Cnblcs.

The fresh experience which we have Just
had of deep sea cables reads us fresh lesson.
The lesson is smple-we must have more
cables. News from Europe by cable is just as
much q necessity to the American people as is
the morning sunlight or the NEW YORK
HERALD. Imagine the state Of feeling if some
of these fine mornings there should not be a
single item Of news from Europe The effect
might be serious aud somewhat ruinous.
Think of the agony of the millions who thought
of France and Germany. Think of the agony
of the millions who thought Of Russia and
England and the Eastern question. Think of the
result on trade. We have now become so much
used to our cable intelligence from Europe
that the absence of it in the HERALD would be
like an eclipse of the great orb of day.
We now see that this cable machinery,
like all other machinery, is liable to
go wrong. As we cannot have spare cables,
like spare pulleys, to use on a moments
notice, we must have what is next best--a
larger number OF cable connections with
Europe. One was tantalizing; two inspired
hope; three seemed almost enough. To-day
we know that three do not adequately meet
our wants. Let us have more. Let American
and European capital take this wholesome
direction. Three or four more connecting us
with great Britain, one or two connecting US
with France and Spain, one at least connect
ing us with Holland and the heart of Germany,
another connecting us with Sweden, and we
VI So t,1 {;,{Sa II
as we have said, to rest satisfied with things
as they are. There is no lack of money ; there
is as little lack of skill, and every fresh cable
is fresh sou rec of wealth.
"MY HEART INDITETu COOP MATTER =
Lot this sentiment be indited upon the heart
of every man and woman who wishes to
bestow benevolence and determines to attend
the Hebrew Benevolent fair
WHAT DOES IT MEAN?-A correspondent
writes that certain ghouls have been seen at
night within the solemn precincts Of old
Trinity churchyard, working away at lifting
the headstones from the graves and smashing
them up. Can 1t be that the pious corporation
of Trinity sanction this desecration? We
think not. They ara heartless enough in
dealing with their living tenants, but surely
they could not be so terribly hard Oh the dead
ones.
''lF WE'RE HUNGRY WoUln Nor TELL
THEE. How many hunger and let the worm
| gnaw at their hearts unbeknow1 to the QUITE r
worid Bcstow from the fnlness of your riches
little bounty 20 the poor al tne Hebrew
| fair.
The New York herald., 1870-12-02

''lF ] WE'RE HUNGRY WoUrn Nor TELL
THEE How many hunger and let the worm
gnaw at their hearts unbeknowR to the outer
world! Bestow from the fllness of your riches
little bounty 20 the poor al tne Hebrew
fair.
The New York herald., 1870-12-02


NEW YORK HERALD
nROApwAY AND ANN STREET.
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JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PROPRIETOR.
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An business or news letter and telegraphic
despatches must be addressed New York
Herald.
Letters and packages should be properly
sealed.
Rejected communications viii not be re-
turned
Volume XXxv. No. S36
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.
FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE. Twen'v-soarsh a.-FKR
nANpR.
BowERY THEATRE, Bowery.-NEcK AND NEoK-TnE
BoorHs THEATRE, 2sd s,., between 5th 9th avs
KIP VAN "iNh.A
wALLAcK's THEATRE Broadway ana 18th street.
THE ROAD TO RUIN.
HIBLos GARDEN, Broadway.-Sm AKRsrERE's COMEDY
or As You LIKE IT.
LIMA EDwIN's THEATRE. 7ao Breadway.-LrrTLE
JACK SnEPPARD.
NEW YORK sTADT THEATRE. IS Bswery.--GRAsD
GERMAN 0rERA-TANNHAUsER
GRAND OPERA HOUSE, OF 9Th and ssd
LES B.I6ANDe
OLYMPIC THEATRE. Broadway-rnx PANromrMs or
WOODS MUSEUM Broadway. corner sOsh st.-Persorm
afternoon And evening.
GLOBE THEATRE. 7ss Brsadway.-vAarEry ENTER
TAIsMEsT, &C
MRS. r. B. ooNwAv's PARK THEATRE, Broskiyn.-
ACROSS THE CONTINENT.
BROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUsIc.-ESaLrsH OPERA
DIsoaAh
sTEINwAY HALL Fourteenth street.-LnIAs s. Ed
CATIONS LECTURE.
TONY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE. aol Bowery.-vA-
RIElr ESTKRTAIsMEsT.
THEATRE CoMTeUE, 5l4 Broadway.-coMIo VOCAL
ISM, Mere AsIs, Ao
KELLY LEoH,s MlNsTRsLs, Ne sos Broadway.
TnE ONLY LEes-LA ROSE DE ST. FLOUR, &c.
SAN FRANCISCO MINSTREL NALL. ss5 Brs.away-
NEGRO MISsTRgLsY. FAasEs. BURLEsoUEs, &C.
BRYANTs NEW OPERA HOUSE, zsd st., between 9th
and 9Th ays-NEsHo MrssrEELsY, EooES rnIoiTIns, 40
HooLEY's orERA HoBsE. Rrseklyn.-NKsns MN
sInELsY, BuRLEsovEs. 1s
BRooSLYs OPERA HeusE--wErou. HssuEs 4
warns AiasrRELs -TnE INTELLIGENT DUTcMMAN
MotLo HALL. corner 2sth street and Broadway
Dn- CoRRy's DloRAMA OF IRELAND.
NEW YORK CIRCUS Fourteenth stree..-s0Esxs IN
TUE RINe, AoaegATs lie.
DR.. KAHN'S ANATOMICAL MUSEUM, 745 Broadway
SCIENCE
NEW YORK MrsEgM OF ANATOMY. s1s Broadway
SClTSGE AND AIT.
TR p l. e SH E EFT.
------
New York, Friday. December 2, 1870.
The New York herald., 1870-12-02

THE HEBREW FAIR is the topic of the
The New York herald., 1870-12-02

THE ALABAMA CLAMs.-We publish o
notable letter written by the Hon. Reverdy
johnson, our ex-Minister to the Court OF
Great Britain, in answer to certain in
quiries put by the president Of an insurance
company in regard to the tenure of our claims
against the British government on account Of
the depredations Of the rebel cruiser Alabama.
Tt will be seen that Mr. johnson estimates
these claims to amount to thirteen million dol
lars, aud advises the seekers after indemnity
to withdraw their demands from the United
States government and appeal directly to the
~-~-arnment of Great Britain for indemnity
The New York herald., 1870-12-02

GOVERNOR HoFFAAN addressed the Hebrew
fair the other evening. This shows that the
Governor is alive 10 the necessity of encourag-
ing all benevolent endeavors.
The New York herald., 1870-12-02

"MY HEART INDITETu Coop MATTER. =
Lot this sentiment be indited upon the heart
of every man and woman who wishes to
bestow benevolence and determines to attend
the Hebrew Benevolent fair
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Volume xxxv NO. ss6
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There is not much of that now among our
party men on any side, excepting General
Grant, the Tammany sachems, the Tammany
republicans, Mike Norton and honest Tom
Murphy. They all feel good, Notwithstanding
the fuss and nonsense raging all around them.
But the political situation of 1870 reminds us
Of that of 1924, in the fact that now, as then,
the political elements are oil adrift, in the
very condition for an old-fashioned scrub race
like that between Jackson, Adams, Crawford
and Clay. Nor could anything prevent such
a scrub race in 1872 if Grant were only out of
the way. Take out Grant tomorrow, and be-
fore Christmas you will see the capitalization
commenced Of a high tariff party, a free trade
party temperance and women rights party,
an independent Southern party, a high pres
sure Alabama claims party, an independent
workingmen's party, and small but active
copperhead reputation party.
There is, indeed, no limit to the political
confusion suggested with General Grant cut
off at this juncture by death or disability from
our political affairs. Colfax, we know, would
take his place but woud Colfax do any bet
ter than Tyler, Fillmore or Andy Johnson?
Would the smiling Colfax do half as well as
the growing johnson 10 keeping the rerubli-
can party together? No. johnson to the
republicans was windfall, godsend. He
gave them Johuson to fight instead of
fighting among themselves, and In fighting
Johnson they fought like the colored troops.
for ''they fought nobly, and cleared tho track
for General Grant and the fifteenth amend
ment. Hurrah for Johnson! AS things are
there is and there can be no candidate for the
republicans but Grant-no anchorage, no
platform but that Of his administration. On
the other side there is no hitch, no difficulty
but Grant, and hence the game OF the demo
Gratis is to SOW dissensions aud to widen any
breach that may appear between Grant and
/ his party, from division on great ques-
The New York herald., 1870-12-02

nANDE
BowERY THEATRE, Bowery.--NRcK AND NEoK-TnE
n auST
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9ntereGante Noti,en.

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8 @dlonen Sprup lisfern, un6 beoeutero biaieer
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Dir Beraubung Der 4aeifie. gifen.
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Als be Hduber ben 3u9 perlieben, bllebenAt Incl Sin.
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tudhren0 Der Dierte, lnwer pertuunoet, feft9ebaIten
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sboteipeore's bramatif9e Werte. =
Ileberiebt BON Shleael unb 9ied. Bon biefer i'm
Berla9e bon s. Us. 9boulos unb G5bne in 0bilo.
oelpbia erideinenoen biQieen Nussabe Der Weiiter.
merle bes enaliiheu Oibters it bereits bic IS. Glefe=
runs erihienen. melte ben z. Bdno i4Iiebt.
PErERs' MusrcAL MokrHlr far December. Diefe
muiifaliihe Wonotsidrift empfieblt fn bnr4 ibre
Archaeological uno eritaunlide 8,Qigteit. Das Dor.
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sebnfadep Yreis ni9t aefauit peroen f6nnte. Ser
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Elm reAt Ieiensspertber BON Dem Yennfplpanier Nupp
In Der naipen penniploanifben Wtunoart.
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Bon Der 1aun's ahdsas BON orIeans.

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