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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-06-14
ELEGANT DOUBLE THREE.sToRY BRIoK RE
2InENGE -

Immediately previous to the sale of furniture will be
sold the klegant Double Three-story Brick Residence,
with back building and large lot of ground s6 front
by lOl feet in depth situate No. 1903 Green street.
The house is in good reDar ceiling handsomely frescoed
has all modern improvements, etc.
Subject to irredeemab e'ground of hundred
and dollars and five cents (S2UJ
The New York herald., 1870-01-16
FOREIGN MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

The Empeorr OF Austria has ordered the Governor
OF Dalmata to supply provisions to alhe insurgents
who desire to submit.
An anti -Ecumenical has been neld at Caranzaro.
In Italy, presided by MenOtti Garpaidi assisted
by his brother Ricciotri.
The Russians are actively pushing the culture Of
proved very satisfactory.
The Russian infantry Is now armed with needle
rines and factory has been established in st. Pc
tersburg to manufacture 5000 900 stand.
The population Of Holland according to statistics
just published amounts to 362S, ,46S showing an In
crease OF 30, 450 Inhabitants In one year.
convention has been concluded between she
governments OF Turkey and Austria In respect to
the suppression OF robbers, pirates and rebels.
An Episcopal missionary writes from Madagrscar
that the entire province OF imerina has embraced
Christianity anc the idols have been puDcly burned.
The merchants and manufacturers OF Switzerland
are taking active steps towards opening out
tensve trade with the East by way OF the Suez
Canal.
Thousands OF small placards, in the Slavic Ian
guage, were recently distributed in the city OF
Prague, calling upon the authorities to join their
brothers In Dalmaia."
Reports from Russia mention that large quanti-
ties OF gold are being obtained by washing 10 tho
river OleKma About 100 lab0rers are there en-
poyed, ana altogether about So 000, 900 have been
realized.
The Turkish government has made arrangements
with the postal service or the North German conied-
Grafton to establish postal service throughout Tur-
key and Egypt. Several officers have already left
for Constanunople to commence the preliminary
operations.
on the opening OF the Eucumenlca Council ON
enter the Vatican when two strange priests assisted
him to dress. He afterwards discovered that the
strangers had taken magnificent GOLDEN GROSS set
him.
The New York herald., 1870-01-16

othcr olcers OF police he could not subdue ceftsfn
emo.aon e,n. the warders Immediately seized on hun.
prison shirt, trowsers and strait waistcoat Dur
ing tne nrst part OF THAT operation Traupmann did
not pronounce word but his features became
c0ntracteo ~ moments. while he grew paler
tnan before But when this last garment was being
Duckied ne begged that It might not be fastened too
sense you are doing now lp When he was secured
he was asked whether he would take any food. for
he mad not eaten since eight In the morning. when
asked for something to drink, and bowl OF wine
having been offered to him ne drank about as much
as would be contained in glass. He thanked the
warder who had brought II and then threw himself
on his bed, and turned with his face to the wal.
The New York herald., 1870-01-16
the LIQUOR DEALERS AND THE mrtsaAL REVENUE LAWS.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HEnALD:-

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
Your sweeping denunciation Of those engaged In
the trade of selling wines and liquors is as unjust
1t 10 untrue. There Is not house Of any character
or standing in the trade that is not willing
to comply strictly to the letter with the revenue
laws and pay every cent demanded by the gov
ernment The great majority OF the frauds
committed against the government have been COM
mitted by those who were never in the trade until
the revenue laws came into operation, and the sole
object OF these parties In engaging IN the business
was for the purpose OF defrauding the government
and reaping a fortune to themselves, ana the conse
quence | that legitimate trade has been t0tay
parayZed; and II You will inquire OF merchant In
the llouor. or tobacco trade II he has made any
money m the last TWO three years ne Will tell you
promptly no. You inquire the cause and he Will tell
YOU that he cannot compete with those engaged in
illicit traffic. The reduction OF the tax has had the
effect to drive most OF these adventurous parties
out or the trade, aud no one person or
government official Is entitled to the credit OF
breaking up the traic, on account 0l the reduction
turers from the trade the legitimate trade setting
down to It's orlginal ana legitimate basis and all
the merchants In the tobacco and liquor trade
not only wiling but anxious that the government
should be Iully protected, and get every tarthing
that the revenue law calls Tor. In these wholesale
seizures innocent parties have suffered as well the
guilty and II they have not been found guilty they
have been very cO0ly told by the 0flcals that they
would De released BY paying the very heavy sk-
ANOTHER REsPE0TARLR LIQUOR QAALzR
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IRELAND.
Two Policemen Shot-Fatal Effects Of the
storm-CnrdInal Cullen Before the People,
The LOnsford Election Riots.

Two Policemen Shot-Fatal Effects Of the
Storm-CnrdInal Cullen Before the People,
The Lonsford Election Riots.
On the 3lst OF December TWO policemen, named
while on duty at Askeaton, in the county limerick.
There was rumor OF o similar outrage at Shana-
golden, In the same county.
During the storm on Thursday, December 80, a
vessel, with all on board foundered IN Ballycotton
bay.
during the gale.
At meeting OF the council Of the Irish Tenant
League, IN Dublin. resolution proposed by Mr..
Butt, and unanimously adopted, earnestly urged
upon the friends Of tenant right between sthis and
the meeting OF Parliament OF founding associations
In their different localities In connection with the
OF the effect OF the storm which swept over the
city Of Limerick on the 3oth OF December
announced In our cable telegrams dated in
the town say:-"When the storm was ut its highest
house In John street. Quilt for over 900 years. fell
teen persons, In the ruins. The alarm was lmme-
dlatey given and large force OF police. aided by
sna ~
who were got out living, but In SAD state. Pro-
ceedng In the search there were dug out in success
extinct, and which were removed to the dead-house
at Barrington's Hospital. Their names were:-
Mary Lea6y, aged So; Ellen Leany aged 10; Michael!
Ellen Harold aged 4" -'
The Dublin Hfshnan puts forth summary Of
what It concsives to be Cardinal Cuen's 'prosres-
sive policy" THUS
1. No priests in politics bishops
8. No bishops III politics archbishops-
B. No srch6tshops In pplitics-oniy primatss
4 No Irinstes IN poliucs-opy ono
& No one in poltics-only myself.
A scene Of uprosr took place at the nomination Of
candidates fof Parliament IN Longi0rd recently
The speakers were compelled 70 address themselve!
TO the reporters The Rev. Mr.. Reynolds denounced
Sulliysp and Martin and their supporters in verJ
NJ 1ssn John Ma4vei % propossd Sspes,n oreveSussns
Who was seconded BY tho Rev. Mr.. Reynolds. Mr.
John Martin 6as proposed py Mr. Murtagh, 8 tenant
Of hands Was declared TO be in {avor Of Captain
GrevllIe- Nug6nt, All shops were closed, and large
Ihobs, armed with blpdge0ns. pareded the streets.
consfabes were collected In the town. Tke Riot cot
was fesd twice. ana 1.-THE mob Was charged BY the
constabulary."
The New York herald., 1870-01-16
ROME.

Progress Of the C0uncil-After Christmas-
The EccIcsiasticRl C0mmissions-Tho Pro-
positions Of Fnith-French Episcopal Tao.
tics-The Pope, HE Troubles and Joys.
RoMB, Dec. 27, 1859.
The Christmas festivities having somewhat inter-
fered with the prosecution Of business In every
branch Of civil, military and ecclesiastical afsrs,
the general congregations Of the Ecumenicsl Coun-
Gil have been suspended since that OF the goth inst,
and will only DO resumed tomorrow, when the
deputanon Of twenty-four fathers appointed to
examine and report upon all questions respecting
religious orders will be elected.
AS this ceremony will not take up more than an
hour and half, or a. the most two hours, the
sembled fathers Will afterwards proceed for the first
time to the discussion OF more serious business.
Another general congregation win be held on the
Slss for the election Of the deputaton charged with
the consideration of Oriental missions. These four
deputasions elected by the Council entitled Faith,
Discipline, Religious Orders and Oriental Missions,
replace the six preparatory commissions named BY
the Pops who have during the last year been elabo
rating the propositions touching dogmatc theology
ceremonies ecclesiastical affairs, discipline,
religious orders and Oriental missions.
The commissions or deputations are restricted
from six to four. That on the ceremonial part OF
the Council having ceased with Its Inauguration
dogmatic theology having assumed the character OF
faith and potc-ecclestastca affairs being merged
into discipline. But without waiting for the eec-
tion OF the fourth deputation the assembled fathers
win proceed at once tomorrow to the discussion OF
matters connected with the programme OF tine first
category de Tde. A tremendous confusion Of
tongues Is expected, a. q considerable number OF
orators Of various natl0nalitles have already In
scribed their names for aomssion to the speakers
tribune.
As eighteen sohen,ata oan0nun,, or dogmatical
propositions, have been already distributed to the
bishops, under the category Of faith, for them TO
study beforehand and vote upon In the general con-
6regstiops, beginning tomorrow, tine subjectS
6neted TO their C0psderati0n will, OF course b9
v6fl0uS Rnl an informed that tne principal fQRiQA
The New York herald., 1870-01-16
A SHAMEFUL CASE.

A Story Of Wrongs-A W0mnn's Statement
Of Gross Characterization Under the
Iuduencc of Chl0roform-The consequences
Of Attempted Malpracticc.
Just previous to Justice Ledwith leaving the bench
at Essex Market Police Court yesterday afternoon
q case came up before him which was OF more than
usual importance. very respectable appearing
young man, named Robert Palmer, was brought pe-
fore the Justice on charge OF bastardy. The COM
plainant was sickly, emacated looking woman.
named Mary McGann, who now resides at No. 2S5
Stanton street. She stated her story very
succincty and with an appearance of
truthfulness. Some time since Mary went
to live in the house OF q DR.. Palmer, who
resides at No. IS Fourth avenue in the capacity OF
domestic servant. During her nine months resi-
dence in the family che defendant, Robert Palmer,
VINO Is q relative Of either rle DOCTOR or mis- wife,
lived in the house. One day during last summer the
Palmer came to the house. He commenced at once
to pay attentions 10 Mary McGann, and, as she
rated WIN Something ~ Co her nose. He then, as she
states, took her into back room paflor and
iald ner upon lounge and after ma having A. dyesea vested
subsequently discovered that she was e,lceMts,
and THIS coming to the knowledge OF DR..
should resort 10 means for premature delivery.
Mary even alleges that Mrs. Palmer herself
made attempts TO induce this result The complain
ant subsequently, acrng upon the advice Of Mrs.
Palmer, visited the establishment OF Mrs. DR.. Van
Busker, at NO. A Eighth street. Mrs. Van Busker on
more than occasion exerted all her skill TO OBJ
tain the desired effect, but without success. AS
result or these operations performed upon her Mart
Is now suffering from ailments which she IL conf
dent are the result of the maltreatrnent
When first arraigned Palmer did not seem to un-
derstand the serious nature OF tine charge made
against hum, but when Justice LedwlLh nxed the
bail at $500 he seemed 10 understand better. 1t
being 100 late to procure ban an ofrer was made to
deposit $500 In the JUSTICES hand, but this OF
course refused. Palmer was locked up for examlna-
ttnn
The New York herald., 1870-01-16
SPAIN.

The Crown Jewels RObbery-Accusati0n and
Observation-Disclosures Displeasure of
Bonnparte-Joseph BoRaparte's Memory
Parliamentary Independcnce-Odcia Assas-
sination-Portuguese Royalty and an or
fcndcd Beauty.
MADRID. Dec. %, 1859.
The debates relative to the inquiry respecting the
great robbery OF Spanish crown jewels have termin-
ated and 1t is resolved that the matter shall be sub
mtted to parliamentary Investigation, where It
viii be thoroughly slfted TIE affair has caused and
is still creating ps greatest excitement. The charges
brought forward BY ffsuerola are Of most serious
nature and against persons OF the highest rank.
What Fguerola has ssld has been said IN the Cores
and consequently under parliamentary shelter. He
has been frequently challenged to make the same
charges out of the Cortes but this, for reasons best
known 10 himsilf. he refises-to DO.
Napoleon Ill, through his Minister or Foreign
Affairs, has made Known to ol9zaga, the Spanish
Minister to France his imperial displeaure on ac-
count Of the accusations hfpueht sgainh his uncle,
Joseph Bonaparte, King Of Spain, by the Spanish
Minister OF Finance, rsspecting the missing jewels.
Don Francisco ex-kjng oonsott has also demanded
satisfaction, and christina, the Queen mother,
through her secretary, las written log letter to
Figuerola, denoupcing as false his accuEti0ns and
daring him to make the said charges ,ut OF the
C0rtes. Both the ex-Queen and the Queen mother
have most loyal defenders In the House and some
OF these have been and are their tttenst political
enemies. Many blows were struck at Frim for his
ungrateful conduct towards these TWO royal ladies,
who had raised pim from the rank Of aprvate SOL
der to the rank Of Grsndee Of Spain, ana generously
showered upon HIM all kinds Of honors ami dstinc
lions. Prlm. like consummase soldier Of fortune
and conspirator bore the attacks with remarkable
GOODNESS.
In o previous letter gave you an account Of a
speech made in the House OF Representatives by the
reat republican orator. Emilio CASTELAR,. have
now to tell you that he addressed the Hdnse again
on the 18th inst, and II he DID not createas much
sensation as be did week ago 1t was not for the
want Of sound argument and cutting sarcasm. He
again accused the governments Of being thu cause Of
the late republican movement that It had made
ftsef superior 70 the laws Of the country and had
tfoddeu them under foot. He spoke OF hs illegal
conduct Of the government respecting thb republfs
Can corporations and said Chat the dicasQfshiD wa9
OFFENSIVE public opinion because there WIS on6
here at to be trusted with H. and because the oou.
try had no fear on account OF individual rights
he said that the government did and c0ulQ db
nothing because 1t pretended to found n0natChy,
and monarchy was not the representation Of tue
revolution Of September he then went ~ TO say
that Spanish throne was destroyed by the acteh
Of Oh nartass and sn0R b1lpg nAa114 ~ mnahhn
The New York herald., 1870-01-16
E U R 0P''E.
An English Regency i'm Pros
pect.
Ocean Telegraph Monopoly as Seen
in Great Britain.
Secretary Fish's Official Core.
spondence-1ts style and
1NEect.
Demise of London Journal After
Ninety Years.
Senior Castellar's Speech on Spanish Mo-
narchim and Revolution.
o ~.~~S~.>~i&>>~.o~.,~
PROGRESS OF THE COUNCIL In ROME.
Fatal Outrage, Storms and Riot
in Ireland.
Demise of London Journal After
Ninety Years.
PROGRESS OF THE COUNCIL In ROME.
Fatal Outrage, Storms and Riet
in Ireland.

The Cneard mail steamship Cuba, Captain Noodle,
Yrom Liverpool on the slst Of December and Queens
town the LIST Of January arrived at this port yester
day morning, bringing our special correspondence
and mail reports, in detail OF our cable kilograms,
dated to her dag OF sailing from Ireland
In the R0umanian Diet an exciting debate arose on
an reference to the Jewish question.
fThe government declined to adopt any measures
against the increasing numbers Of Jews but left it
TO the Chamber to bring forward some proposition
ON the subject
A telegram from shanghae, China, OF December I,
to London reports
Tea tblackl far business; green. large business
and prices unchanged. Exports firm; north equal 70
at 1856 coo, 600 pounds Exchange, 81. IL I'D.
The steamship MangoHa, from Calcutta on Decem-
Der 7, arrived al Suez December 30 with the India
and China mails.
The steamship Golconda, from Bombay on Decem-
ber 49, arrived at suez December 81.
The Germans have undertaken, with the consent
of the Turkish government, to develop the postal
system In the Ottoman dominioDs The administra-
hon Of the North German federal posts proposes to
establish post o1nces In Constantinople and the
more important towns and ports Of the Turkish en-
pre. North German post is to be also established
St Alexandria Il Is said that Count Keysering, the
Ambassador Of the Confederation at Constantlnople.
takes very warm interest In the realization OF this
project.
In the opinion Of the Lepant Herald the dispute
between Turkey and Egypt is not settled but merely
postponed.
Dispatches respecting the earthquake at santa
Maura state that at five A. NJ. on the 2sth OF Decem
Der strong shock was felt throughout the Ionian
islands, Corfu was not seriously injured, but al
Santa Maura shocks were repeatedly experienced,
and almost the whole city was destroyed.
The New York herald., 1870-01-16
GERMANY.
Royal Relations to Rome-River 1nunda-
tiOns-Marine TOlIs-Tho Church.

AsVy - AOiatAOun ~ 1AOmC-AttvOs A@S1WAs
tOns-Marine Tolls-Tho Church.
The Grown Prince OF Prussia after staying shors
time at Naples 70 rest from the fatigues OF stormy
voyage and to visit the excavations az P0mpeii In
the company OF the Italian princes, proceeded 70
Kome on nus way 70 Spezza, IRON whence nc tray
elled by sea TO Cannes. To two German bishops hiB
Royal Highness expressed hope that the German
Epsc0pate would display the patriotic feelings
which animate them in their course OF action during
the Council.
The waters Of the Maip, the Rhine the Ruhr and
the M0selle were greatly swollen by heavy rains.
There were partial inundati0ns, particularly "
Frankfort where some OF the lowlying streets could
be reached only in boats or on RATS.
Since the redemption OF the Scheldt dues the vos-
sells OF MecklenDurg alone on arriving In the road
stead or Antwerp continue to pay toll OF i've francs
per ton. The refusal Of that country to bear its
share or the purchase money In 1858 u the cause OF
that exception.
The extraordinary SYNOD OF the Evangelical
Church Of the province Of H6gse, which King William
c0nvOked the 9th Of August last has held It's rst
sitting as Cassel the assembly was composed OF six
provincial supertntendents lay and eccleslastt
cal deputy from each OF the twenty-f0ur dlssrics,
and SIX members chosen by the Sovereign.
The New York herald., 1870-01-16
RUSSIA.
A Gigantic Military Expcrinent-The March
10 Iudia.
From the. London Spectator, Jan. IL

20 Iudia.
From the London Spectator JAM IL
The Russian government " making very import
ant experiment, The Oxus now flows into the Sea
being stn visible enough to be feature In mans,
II 1t could be brought back the Russians would have
an unbrOken and impregnable water c0mmu-
nication from the Baltic " the heart OF khiva, ana
with further improvements to Balkh would. In
fact be able to ship stores at Cronstadt for
Central ASIA and send them without land carriage.
The addition to their power would be enormous; FOR
instance, they could send 700 rfemen almost to
BILE to tue West and their engineers think cam be
secured. An energetic ofhcer, with 1,s00 men. 10
are reported .friendy,o that is we suppose quiet,
and the Russian government has the means through
its penal regiments OF employing forced labor on Q
great scale.
We shall hear great deal more OF rhis engineer
ing enterprise
The New York herald., 1870-01-16
Making Ready for the Guillot;uc.

Gaif0nanps Messenger, OF Paris OF the 1st OF jan
uary, reports that Traupmann on leaving The court
after nS condemnation remained silent on his way
ne had assumed ap air Of Gayety ana mad at once
asked for Dis dinper. His attitude on Thursday was
QWh VQafanh and Qh faelpg H. Claude With several
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-16
AVIS.

COMMENCEMENT 4 IN ORDRE DE- L'HONORA-
L bic Ouatrieme Cour de District de Ia Nouvelle
Orleans, en- date de Mai n, 1870, les s0ussignes,
NOMINEES cOmmissaires par Ia dite cour, la requete
de la vile de In NOuvelle Orleans, ct cOnfOrmement
une resolution du cOnseil de Vile, dams lie but dc
faire une estimation ct I'm assessement pour
Pouverture de la rue de pUniOn, dams lie Premier
District de In rue des Dryades a In rue DIES REM
parts suvant I'm plan dresse par L. H: Pile,
Quatriame Cour, pr0pOsent d0uvrir la dite
CONNIE suit
La rue de PUnion, dams lie Premier District, de Ia
rue DIES Dryades Ia rue des Remparts, dams une
6tendue en- lOngueur de eont-quat re- vingt Onze
pieds ct dix pOuces, sur une larguenr uniforme dc
trentedeux pieds ct un pOuce. La dite rue devant
etre Ouverte commencement au plan depose pour
reference spectacle.
Avis est donnie toutes personnes interessees que
les cOmmissaires soussignes ont depose DIES copies
des dts assessments ct estimatiOns c0neernant
pOuverture de la dite rue avec IN plan annexe,
au CRETE de la dite Quatrieme COur de District,
pour 6tre inspectes par les interesses ct que 10
rapport DIES dts assessments ct estinations par
les dts commssaires sera presente d la dite Cour
pour ttre par ellie cOnfirmes commencement la loi,
1e MERCREDI, 10 AOht, 1870. ed
TOutes les personnes don't les droits on les nte-
rtts peuvent sen trOuver afectes pOurront Nposer
leurs objections par ecrit dix jOrs apres la der
Mere publication de Get avis. Les difes objections
devant etre depOsees ct enregistrees au CRETE de
La dite Quatreme Cour de District, attn que les dts
cOmnissaires puissent reprendre en- consideration
ct estimations sils lie jngent convenable ayant do
les presenter pour etre continues, CONFINEMENT q
La lOi JULES BENT,
P. THEARD
ta-. THOMAS J. BURKE,
iylO cot COmmissaires-
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Local Intelligence.

METROPOLITAN POLICE BOARD.-At a
meeting Of the Board Of Metropolitan Police,
held yesterday, Hon. Oh. Dunn presiding,
present Commissioners George, Raynal, lsa-
belle and Robinson, the following charges
against officers and members Of the force
were tried, viz: ss.5 ee rs $3.50
George Paige, James eastman and 7.
Malloy. first precinct Charge, absent from
their beat; guilty and fined one days pay
each. res
william Kingston, first precinct. Charge,
neglect Of duty; guilty and dismissed the
service.
James Lewis, second precinct. Charge,
asleep on duty; guilty and fined two days
III. j. Kirk, second precinct. Charge,
absent from duty; guilty and fined two days
Corporal r. C. Denny, third precinct
Charge, violation of police rules; reduced
to the ranks. faSs - as.
j. II. Gomez, fifth precinct. Charge, ab
sent from his beat; guilty, and fined ont
days pay. 90
il. l.. Xavier, fifth precinct. Charge
asleep on his beat; guilty, and fined hvt
days pay.
s. Rupp, fifth precinct. Charge, ASLEEP
while on duty; guilty, and fined ten days
NJ. T. Gillian, fifth precinct. Charge
asleep on his beat; guilty, and dismissed
the service. Ga
A. Staub, C. Hilderbrandt, J. Amann, F
Becker and c. Mittlestaadt, sixth precinct
Charge, sitting down while on duty; guilty
and fined one days pay. 1