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KILLED on THE NEWARK AND NEW YOaK RAILROAD.

Yesterday morning young man, named Aaron
Burre, was in the act OF jumping the front plat
form OF car on the Newark ana New York Rail
road while the train In motion, az the depot in
Bergen, aud, his feet slipping he fell under the
wheels, which crossed his body and mangled IT In
frghtul manner. The watch which he had in his
vest pocket was completely 1attened out lie was o
carpenter, and was proceeding with his father to
Newark where they were employed. The remains
were taken TO the residence of hs father on oxford
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THE SUNDAY MERCURY LIBEL SUIT.

The examination in the libel suit OF Sherman vA
tho sunday Mercury was set down for yesterday
before Justice Cox, at jefferson Market, and at
tracted large number OF interested spectators be-
sides those who were ofciaiiy required to be In at
tendance. The hearing, however, was postponed in
consequence OF the absence, through illness. or
Homer A. Nelson. Secretary or State. counsel for
the complainant. Judge Curtis. Thomas W. Pitt
man and Colonel Gardner appeared for the defence
When the case comes up some spicy Developments
are eXuecteu.
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THE STEAMSHIP SAMAR!A.
What the Passengers Say.

What the Passengers Say.
LONDON, March o. 1870.
The passengers OF the steamship Samaria, which
arrived at Queenstown at nine O'Clock last evening"
complain OF the captain OF a certain Guion steamer
which they suppose to have been the Manhattan. Ii
seems the GuiOn steamer passed within short dis.
tance OF the Samaria several days ago, and though
her signals OF distress were flying the Guion captain
refused to aid the disabled steamer and utterly ig.
nOrcd her signals
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O p I r y a = z .
Bishop Thompson.

telegram from Wheeling reports the death OF
Bishop Thompson, In that city, at halfpast ten
O'Clock yesterday morning; the disease which
carried him on oelng typhoid pneumonia, The
Bishop presided over the West Virginia Conference
held ut Charleston, Kanawha county, last week, and
was route for New Jersey TO take part In the Con-
ference TO be bed In Jersey City this week when
prOstrated by the illness which resulted IN his death
Bishop Thompson OF the most prominent
dlvinea in the United States. and his loss Will be
severely felt IN religious circles
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HOMICIDE IN BERGEN. n. ].

Fatal Termination al a Drunken K0w-Ar.
rest Of the Alleged Pcrpctrator.
On Monday night Sam Madden went into a saloon
on the Newark plank road, In Bergen City, and nsd
q dispute with man named Thomas Shay. A rough
ana tumble fight followed in which Madden
received blow or some sharp instrument en- the
left side OF the skull inficting fracture four inches
Ia length from the ear upwards. When the parties
were separated Madden was taken To his home
where he died yesterday morning. post. .mortem
examination was made by order OF Coroner Burns
and nqucst Will be tleid Today.
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SHOOTING AfFRAY IN slssCKeR STREET.

AT Ten minates 10 eight O'Clock Augustus Bacon,
OF 80 Bleecker street, entered the apartments OF
Minnie Ward, woman OF disreputable charac-
ter, IN l66 East Houston street. They quar-
relied, and after very hot discussion Miss
Forest drew revolver aud fired on Bacon
The ball entered his left thigh, tnnicting,a slight
wound. The noise OF the shot attracted the atten.
tion or officer Kennedy, OF the Fourteenth precinct
who brought both parties to the station house
Bacon's wound was dressed by the police surgeon
and he sent home Forrest Will be ARA pned nj
tue IOmbs this morning.
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An Invalid Lady Iuterroxats. Her CoIorea

dFeshing mad TOIOWH.
Good Phis tell truly they s gons every single
oneY IL does appear marvellous can't help
asking dear Phls, TO look closer and you oan
ind Just one.n
miss Katie dey is clear dons gonc--ebry one Oh dem DIS
Keatora Amerika and Phs frahten de white life
oh dem for sartin-Aurc.n
RESTORER AMERICA Il to be had nj MACY's-of
DRUGGlSTS-HAIH DEALERS and wholesale from Dr.
J. OBhIES ocs OF the works. 202 Thrteth street
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BILLIARDS..
Another Exciting Eume in En

Another Exciting Gume il, EnEland.
LONDON March -. 1870.
A billiard match was played last night at Cam.
bridge between the young champion, W. Cook, Jr..
and \. Roberts, sr., ex-champion, which Was won
by the latter after q close and exciting game
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RELIGIOUS CEREMONIES.

Dedication OF u Methodist Church MT Norris
town, N. j.
The handsome new church just completed for the
Methodist congregation at Morrstown. n j., was
dedicated yesterday by Bishop James, assisted by
the following clergymcn:--M. l.. Ellison, q.
Larew, c. Lppincott Q. s. Van Clee[ J.
4. Crane, s. w. Hlard and the PASTOR H.
A. Bustz. The sermon was preached in the morn
Ing ny Bishop James and IN the afternoon by
Dr. Foster, OF the Drew Institute, at Madison.
About 200 persons were present This ediilce III
OF the largest churches in the State ana was
erected at an expense oil 100000, the greater por
ton OF which was contributed by State Senator
George I. COBB. Just before Dr. Foster commenced
his discourse q telegram was read. announcing tue
uea,h or Bishop Thompson AT Wheeling, Va, yes
terday morning, which produced thrill OF sorrow
through tue congregation.
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THE CASE OF JOHN REAL BEFORE the COURT OF APPEALS.

The case Of John Real. who was found guilty Ia
New York, OF the murder OF policeman medick, of
the Twenty first precinct, occupied the attention OF
the Court OF Appeals, In Albany, yesterday for
almost the entire day. Ex-Judge Stuart mauc an
able argument for the prisoner.
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the BOSTON. aARTF0R1 ANa ERIE RAILROAD

PouGnKEEpsiE, n. Y. March o. 1870
Between one and four O'Clock this morning George
II. Brown, President OF the Dutchess and Columbia
railroads. took possession OF the western division
OF the Hoston, Hartford aud Erie railroad and the
Duchess and Columbia Railroad COMPANY are now
running trans over that road. There WAS no serious
outbreak.
The New York herald., 1870-03-23

The opponents to the sale or the Prospect Park
lands lying east OF Flatbusn avenue have mado
arrangements TO h0ld a meeting, at the Brooklyn
Academy OF Music, on Friday evening next. Tno
OBJECT " 10 discuss the question of the saio aud
press Their dlSapprOvaI at the propOstttOn.
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UrUr"t'OH VI NHuTcu NJ FVHIhHFId, y. j.
new churcn-Grace cnurch--wss consecratcd at
Patnhed, n j., on Monday, by Bishop Odenheimer.
There was large attendance OF the clergy and laty
The Rev. DR.. Fox, the rector OF Grace church; tho
Rev. N. III. Cooke OF Trinity parish. New YORK, and
Others took prominent part IN the services. The
Bishop preached The cnofr from St Johns church.
New York, was III attendance. Dr. James Pech, the
nior organist oil Trinity parish, accompanied the
music. Alter the services were concluded u cola
ton was gwen at tue residence OF the Rev. Dr. Fox.
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THE PROFITS Of THE NATIONAL BANKS.

To THE EpIrCH OF THR HERALD:--
In your Saturdays issue you have corTespon.
dents criticism on the circular OF the National Bank
Committee, in which he says that you cannot debit
more than seventy dollars against 81 900 invested at
per cent What he means by that Is not clear,
but his statement OF the pro1 to be made by 1000
invested In a bond OF four and half per cent and
the currency that may be issued thereon what the
statement Of school boy might be who had only .
part OIL The facts relating 10 the sum he was nguring
out.
The following is a statement OF tho most that can
be made on that business, without any charge for
dong II or losses on lOanS:--
Interest 900 at four and half per cent. $45
Circulation OF $500 at seven per cent. ....... So
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AUS TRAliA.

Trado with Observation-Disclosures the
Route.
&. LONDON. March 20, 1870.
me Australians are taking measures for the
establishment OF mai and passage route to Europe
wa san Francisco.
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IRELAND.
Interesting Entertainment.

Interesting Entertainments.
DUBLIN, March 90, 1870.
The wife OF O'Donovan Rosa, the Fenian con-
wet. commenced series OF public reading az Linz
erck last night. Her elocuti0n is pronounced very
fine. The enthusiasm OF her audience was exu
berant.
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Died.

MCGowAE.-On Monday, March q, EDwARn
MCGOWAN, aged "a years.
The relatives and rnends respectfully invited
10 attend the funeral from No. 2$t East Forty first
street. this "wednesday afternoon, at one O'Clock.
Belfast papers please copy.
ftor other Deaths See Ei1hth I,d0el
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GERMAN

The Confederation Currency bill.
BERLIN, March 22, 1870.
The bill to prohibit the separate States OF the
German confederation from issuing bank notes has
passed second reading in the Chambers.
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ENGLAND.

Parliamentary PrOgress-The Irish Land
Bill.
LONDON, March %, 1870
In the House Of Commons this evening Mr. Glad
stone, in reply 10 question, said he hoped to get
meeting OF the Committee on the Irish Land bill
on Tuesday, in order that the question might he
disposed OF In time to receive the budget before
Easter.
The Consul Fund bill then came up, was debated
briefly and passed.
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Prom,uent Departurrs.

Governor Marshall, for Philadelphia; Governor
Bross, Tor Chicago; Dr. s. Camp, for ST. Louis; Dr.
Thomas Wray. for New Orleans; Colonel Buckley, for
savannah, and Alexander Barbour Tor OIL City, Pa.
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A Cbeap and Most Reliable Ipve,

-, SneMp SMp anu Wost To- meunoIe n fnvesment.-
Nashville Railroad. This road completed has been
paying dvidends the stock for the past years
mill dollars OF the bonds have already We
Offering limited amount at s79 and interest For par
ticuars apply to DRExEL, WINTHROP co, No Is ali
JOHN j. CISCO SON, No. So all street, or b.
ALEXANDER 4 co, NO. ~ Nassau street.
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NEW YORK CITY.
miscellaneous Items of
Local Ncyyss.

i'c t"'i-w'ng record viii show the changes IN the
s'rfeataTe "f the weather for the past rweutysour
hours IN comparison with the corresponding day Of
iast wear az Indicated by the thermometer at Hud-
NUS M pharinacy. HERALD butdlng, broadway, cor
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within day an immense success. The questions put
10 him were innnmerRble. but he deck inns
Az the Court about 70 adjourn Yesterday he asksd
where be bought his hats AT KNOAS 2i2 Broadway His
hats stand the hard knocks better than others There's
style about thsn too, and for style Under OF
his hats head fesis icvei,o We think Jim sound
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The Wurtcmburx Cabinet.

STUTTGART March %, 1870.
The Ministers have rendered their designations
because or the Kings resistance to the proposed re-
ductIon OF the army. The King deliberates before
accepting the resignations
The New York herald., 1870-03-23
4 IOst ART Revivcd.-It In Snfd tI,nf

IsOst MI KeVIVed.-H u SnId TINT tho
Roman ladies SplbrowBed their faded hair with
hud but ths secret OF such composition was unknown to
modern chemiats until PfiAL0S discovered and pro-
dured his NITALIA, OR SALVATION FOR THE HAIR.
Sold by all druggists and fancy goods dealers.
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one OF the New York Central Railroad ferryboats
was badly smashed yesterday morning by colliding
with schooner Nobody hurt hug the ferry boat "
badly damaged and compelled TO lay up.
A fire at No. los Canal street yesterday morning In
premises owned by George Raub ana occupied by
A. welsenhelmer AS cigar store, inflicted 1000
loss on the bufidlng and about $500 on stock. The
building Is insured IN the Bowery Insurance Com
pany Tor the fuil amount II IL believed that tho
fre was the work OF an incendiary.
Information reached the Coroner's ONCE yesterday
afternoon that an individual named Albert Peper
had committed suicide by hanging himself In tbs
German Hospital and Dispensary. seventy seventh
sreet but no details OF the AFFAIR were gwen IN ta6
note sent down hospital authorItieS Coroner Flynn
took charge OF the matter.
Mary Dalton, a domestic twenty-seyen years OF
age, was committed by Justice Shandley. at Jener-
son Market yesterday, charged with stealing wst0h
and cham valued at S75 from Martha Nj Ersktne, 0f
No. 3le West Seventeenth street, on Monday after.
noon.
James Mark native OF Sc. Pctersburgh, twenty.
four years OF age, residing II West twenty sixth
street. was yes terday morning arragned before JUS
tice snandiey, at jefferson Market and committed
10 answer charge OF procuring board to the amOune
or twenty-el2ht dollars from Mrs. Sarah Thorn N
No. 10 West Twenty fourth street., by means OF fass
representations.
number OF stockholders OF the Navy Yard Ferry
Company met yesterday at the ONCE Of the COM
pany III obedience TO u summons calling u speclsl
meeting, for the transaction OF important business.
Among those present A. 4. UnrstAlnton.
presidents Mr. ]. Lightbody, Mr.. Aston. Mr.. Gr,ce.
Burton Hawley and Il. +. Carpenter The absence Of
. large number OF the propretors led to merely IN
formal session, at which 1t was arranged To again
summon the stockholders taking due precauton To
ascertain their correct addresses the want OF dong
winch, IL Is thought, led TO yesterdays meeting prov
ing nullity II being considered premature to ven
ulate the project which Is on hand.
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A Guarantee Rupture Cure.--Dr. Shermau,s
method 697 Broadway. Pamphlets with photog OF
cases cured mailed for 10 cents.
The New York herald., 1870-03-23

BaIl0m'. "New Yoke" Shirts Made "a Order
OF New fork Mile ut *56 per dozen hand made. Ds
Brozdway
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A.-First In Elegance 0r Finish, First In
Of price and frst the opinion men of
fashion EsPESCHEID's spring styles Of Drcss Hat juss
inlyod pced at IlS Nassau street
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An English Friend and n Great Effort.
MADRID March %, 1870,
The Iberia has a despatch from Malaga, which
asserts that Mr. John Bright Will undertake to secure
The restoration OF Gibraltar to Spain.
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Onc Gold After Anolhcr VIII, via

Hats.-Spring styles,
for gentlemen, BOYS and youth.
WARNOCK Co, bl9 BroadwAE.
The New York herald., 1870-03-23

Crista doro's Unrivaiied Hair Dye.-Sold
and applied at his wig and scap factory No. Asor House
The New York herald., 1870-03-23

Patrick Burns died at the Brooklyn City Hospitai
On Monday night, from the effect Of injuries 70
ceived by falling out OF tho hayloit OF Wesley
Wrights livery stable In Fulton avenue.
The New York herald., 1870-03-23

one OF the New York Central Railroad ferryboats
was badly smashed yesterday morning by coiding
with schooner. Nobody hurt b,x the ferr yboat N
badly damaged and compelled TO lay up.
The New York herald., 1870-03-23
Canadian FInun nee.

LONDON, MarCn 20, 1870.
The new Canadian Banking law Is approved In
financial circles.
The New York herald., 1870-03-23

The bark Iron Queen, OF Newport (wales). having
been discharged OF her cargo yesterday at the North
Second street pier, Williamsburg topped over ON
her beam ends and was only saved from sinking by
the pier supporting her mast5. Captain Berry IN
command OF the bark, thinks that ne right her
belor she snstains any material damage.
The New York herald., 1870-03-23

One OF the custom house officers seized $50 pounds
OF sugar which a cartman was attempting TO cart
away from the Atlantic dock yesterday, and for
which no owner could be found.
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SPAIN.
The Cabinet Crisis.
An English Friend and n q

The resignation OF Admiral Topete as Minister OF
the Marine has been accepted.
The New York herald., 1870-03-23

constitutions, securely establish the seeds Of consuT
ton in the system. Those IN need OF remedy wal nd
iAyNE'S EXPECTORhHr one always prompt thorough
aud sMcac,oua Sold everywhere.
The New York herald., 1870-03-23
BROOKLYN CITY NEWS.

There we're four deaths from smallpox In Brook-
lyn during the past week.
The New York herald., 1870-03-23

Marietta Dckcrson yesterday obtained n verdics
in the CITY Court for for breach OF promise OF
marriage.
The New York herald., 1870-03-23
American Brondsiuns-Food supply Of the
Nation.

LONDON. March o. 1870.
The commercial journals Of this city comment upon
the excessive imports OF American wheat and nOur
during the past year. The statistics show that the
receipts Of wheat from the United states this year
have aggregated s,5oo,ooo quarters-more than for
any previous year.
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Net nrOnt.

NCt pIVus.. SJO
The loss, then on an investment or 81, 900 in bank.
ing, with circulation. would be dollar over an
investment In personal property that IL fully taxed
winch Ii very seldom the case. j.
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Royal Homors in Canada.


LONDON, March %, 1870.
In the House or Commons TINS evening Right Hon.
William Monseli, Under Secretary for the Colonial
Department. In reply to question. explained that
Knghthood offered Mr.. Gait recently was totally
unconnected with the question OF Canadian iade-
pendence.
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Total

Total .$l0I
Expenses.
Bankers license on 81 600. .......... 80. So
one per cent tax on circulation. n...............
Interest and expenses on mutllated currency.
Interest on twenty per cent reserve .....,.... u
state taxes on bank shares estimated at....... 20
- 52
Net profit on 81, 600 invested In bank circulation
and tour aud half per cent bonds. ............S49
81, 600 invested AZ seven per cent. 20
Deduct state lax az the same rate ............ 20
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Tradcs' Combination strike.
PARIS, March %, 1870.
The workmen OF La Creuzot are again on a strike.
No disorders are reported.
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average temperature Yesterday. ............... 4oh
Average temperature FOR corresponding date
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disease was chronic and required cure-a perma.
nent and radical cure The Irish press he said, was
less cupable than other teachers OF the people.
Mr. Heniy stated his objections to the olI after
which the House adjourned.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-11-23

Our Radical exchanges In every
section Oi the west are bnsiy at work
solving the problem Of "hard tines
and cxplaiulng-or attempting so 10
do--lho causes that have led thereto.
The causes assigned for the present
depressed state Of affairs are as nu-
mcrous as they aro nonsensical. r.
Now, if these political Savans look
the question seriously in the face, II is
not SO difficult Of solution. The gen
eral stagnation in business, tho i'm
povcrished condition Of the working
classes and the crushing stringency
of the iimos is not, by any means, un.
accountable. 1t is the natural result
of vicious aud discriminating lcgisla
iion in favor Of capital and against
labor. 1t is directly traceable TO our
iniquitous tariff measures, our nation
al banking system aud the exemption
Of holders of government bonds from
taxation, all of which work Injustice
aud oppression to the producing
classes Of the country. In every sec.
tion of the west and throughout the
entire land we behold the disastrous
effects of these policies upon tho peo.
pie. There is no longer activity in
business circles, improvements of all
kinds have absolutely ceased, every.
thing is at a standstill. and want and
hardship stare boldly AT our mechan-
les and laborers on the eve of cold
and trying winter If the picture
presented now is chcerlcss and unin-
viting. what do tho coming winter
months promise Does the future
hold out any ray Of hope to those
who are now struggling TO keep from
their thresholds the wolf of hunger
We fear not. There is period OF
deeper gloom and severer trial for the
workingmen of the country. The
winter now about TO set in will be
pregnant with misery and misfortune.
Money is scarce, the .necessarcs Of
life are. high and work there is none.
For this state Of affairs, for this
gloomy picture, ana Tor tins want
and woe that are entailcd upon the
country, we are indebted TO the domi-
nant party, whose legislation pro
duced them. Experience is hard
but faithful tutor, and the tribulations
that have fallen upon our people in
the past few years, are removing the
mist from before their eyes, and show.
ing up the hdeous deiormitics of
these Radical monstrosities, high tar.
i'll and capital exemption, that arc
bleeding the land and impoverishing
the working classes. When such leg.
islation is secured, we may look for
prosperity throughout the length and
breadth Of the land. Until then we
may expect to experience "hard
times. Quincy Herald.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-11-23
shorp ,lordsfo rrfsldn,f Grant

Tho 81. Louis Democrat -Schurz
Brown ncrhllltai says; "What is H.
that the people dlsaprruvci We can
inform you. sir. ThcO deem II On out.
rage that you have tried TO control
State election by gr9sss abuse Of
your power of removal and appoint
mcnt. They maintain that it is wrong
for President TO use that power to
force himself upon the people for n
second torn. They desired you, in the
future, TO pay better attention to your
own duties at Washington -tho duties
which your masters, tho people, as.
signed to you, aud not to spend your
time in meddling with State elections.
1t seems to tho people that you de-
serve severe rebuke, alike for neglect
ing your legitimate affairs, and for
abusing the power intrustcd TO you,
and, being freemcn, neither awed by
your name nor scdncedby your olliccss
they give yol that rebukevory plainly.
The first duty Of n President is to
keep the pledges made ID the people
when candidate. This you have not
done. You promised to give the
country peace, and pledged yourself
to a platform in which the removal Of
political disabilities was q most prom
inent feature. Soon after you became
President, yon mcditalcd compliance
with this pledge by proclaiming am
nesly, and again by recommending to
Congress removal of disabilities, but
in each case INSCRIPTIONS partisans,
who want still longer to be able to
elect mere tools of their own from
Southern States, turned you from
your purpose. At this day You are
their tool. Simon Cameron, as un-
savory a man as ever sat in the Sen
ate, controls you as if you were his
hired man. 1t is discredtablc that
President should be so controlled by
any one doubly discreditable that he
should be controlled by such man
trebly discredilable that he should be
controlled 10y such man; trebly dis.
crcditablo that he should thus be led
to depart from the solemn pledges by
which his election was secured"
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.,npoieon nnd his C~eo,s,

A Berlin dispatch nf tho Nh instant
informs Us that on "W Wcdnosday there
were twenty one Goncrals and eighty.
seteh superior officers with the Em.
perot Napoleon at Wilhclmshohc. r.
prlhcc Murat and few others re.
mained there. and the rest proceeded
TO Berlin Tho meeting of the I'm.
poror and Marshal Canrobert was very
cordial. They embraced and kissed
each other several times"
NJ. Theirs characterized the First
Napoleon "a Napoleon ie Grand the
last Napoleon as Napoleon ie Pitt
This caustic antilhcsis finds jusiitica.
ton in the picture presented by the
dispatch. Napoleon lc Petit, surroun.
ded by twenty one Generals and
eighty one superior officers, prisoners
Of war, after surrendering upon his
own territory two armies, nggrega.
ting to two hundred and fifty thouf-
and well armed soldiers, kissing
bis Generals, is not tho Napoleon Of
AusterIitz; nor of Jena nor of Mos
COW or Watcrlooj nor of Elba, nor
ST. Helena.