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New-York tribune., 1870-11-17

knew how il had been manufactured. ARREST
"the revOlutionaircs," he telegraphs to his
Procureurs; do not hesitate 10 prosecute the
Journals whioh preach civil war and outrage
the Emperor. Tolerate no violations of the
claw prosecute them everywhere with energy.
"See your substitutes; let them see the juges
" do pair. Stimulate (aofcer) their zeal.n
DOubtless M. Olivier WAS sincere in his
former aspirations for free constitutional
government. Wo dare say he was also per-
suadcd that he did no more than his duty
when he compelled tho judges and subordinate
appontecs of the courts to prostitute their Office
in the service of the worst kind Of despotism
the despOtism which fortifes itself by forged
suilrages and elections under duress. But he
is a man whose weakness of character has
amazed and confoundcd his admirers, and
whose vanity was not proof against the seduc-
tions of high Office and the friendship Of the
sovereign. Napoleon was well advised that q
few trifing concessions would win him over.
Had the empire stood, and the Ministry which
began the war succeeded in bringing it to q
victorious close, we have little doubt that OH
vier would have become tool Of imperial
tyranny az seryiceable as a DE Morny, Per-
signy, or Pi1tr.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-17

Tho Chicago Tribune demurs TO our aver
ment that the questions which have divided
and weakened the Republican party i'll tina
State concern persons rather than principles.
1t says:
"To this IL may be answered, t1ink most concir
svey that Republican candidate for Congress- IN the
With District Horace Greeley opposed by an infu
ental Republican Journal The Netr-YCrk Erening Post
on question OF principle, and was defeated. How
many Republicans voted against him, and how many de-
cned VOTE In his district, have means Of know
ing; but the that significant case, strong
Republican journal threw its influence against dis
tngushed Republican leader is positive proof that
there principle at stake which IL seriously dividing
and weakening the Republican party"
RemarkS.-It has not seemed to us that the
defeat of Republican candidate in Demo-
cratic district required explanation; but We
are impelled to say that the above is quito
erroneous. Two years ago, Mr.. Cox WIS
elected in our With District by 1850 majority.
Then he ran against George Starr, one of our
most popular Republicans, long q resident OF
the district. Now be is reelected by 106a
majority over Horace Greeley, who does not
live in the district, and did not even visit is
during the canvass. Had there been no feuds
| distracting the Republicans Of this City, and
setting up rival candidates for Congress and
Assembly in many of the districts Mr. Coxs
majority might have been still further reduced;
but we do not suppose that the manifesto
signed by three or four editors of The Eren'n9
| Post and two or three score of Democratic
| importers and shippers affected dozen votes.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-17

There is a curse on Lotteries, whether ticket
holders draw prizes or blanks. The Mcrcan-
tile Library Lottery in San Francisco was
probably drawn as fairly as any lottery can
be; but the fact remains that in any scheme
of getting something for nothing, great pro-
portion of the investors must be disappointed
and demoralized, although they may not blow
their brains out, as Emil Hirsch did in San
Francisco. He had fifteen whole tickets and
seven coupons in the lottery, and he drew
nothing Upon learning this, he became
dreadfully despondent, and destroyed himself
II seems strange, after innumerable demon
strations OF the immortality and danger of lot
ter1es, that they should be tolerated anywhere
Ihey have enriched few, only to reduce
thousands to beggary and despair. There is
not o clViiized country in the world in which
they have not been denounced by the best and
even by the most liberal moralists +; they were
thought in many countries to be forever obol-
ishod as prejudicial to society; yet they are
lately reviving again in all their splepd;J go
ductiveness. They are prohibited by the stat
utes Of most States, yet there is not a State
nor a city in the Union in which tickets arc
New-York tribune., 1870-11-17
c@,If,ip'alork Duly Gribn,1e
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER II. 1870.

AIis quiet on the Loire and at Paris - The west
,IH flank Of the Prusslans is menaced. 80 Dion has
been reOccupied by the PrJssans in heavy force. -
arbad is abandoning the line OF the Vosges, and the
Russians have taken Dole The French having
treated the captains OF Prussian vessels captured as
pI.aoncrs Of war; bismarck threatens retaliation. -
1o fuu text of Prince Gortsehakos circular and Earl
6rdnyio'J reply is published this morning. - The
orit of the Spanish Cortes have decided 10 vote first
'or tie Duke Of MontpoUsier No further outrages
have occurred IN China.
The health OF Chcf-Justice Chase is greatly I'm
proved. ==== NewYOrk merchant was robbed In
Hlnsas Of over $4,000. The jury in the Mary
Nohrman murder case, in Philadelphia, has not agreed
verdict yet. =-= There severe frost in
4 Alabama and Georgia Tuesday night So Fears
the safety of the steamer Chase due
A. Portland. from Halifax on Monday. go According
70 the census retuIus Maine has gained only 1l9 in
population since 1850.
Tho Rev. Merrill Richard5on has been installed as
pastor OF tho lcwE gland Congregational Church
re steamer lafayette aled with arms and ammunition
ior France - Margaret Moore, who killed her little
girl TUESDAY night, is declared insane. - Gold. 1llt
~ Thermometer 90, so. a.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-17
OUR CITY RAILROAD COMPANIES.

When called to answer in damages, our
street railroad compapies are usually ready
with pleas which arc additions to the out
RACES for which they ore put in bar. Ono un-
fortunate passenger, who has just sued on a
singular state of facts, has discovered the eX-
trcme longth to which tte impudence of tho
companies and tie cOmplaisance of the courts
can go rs the sole result of his attempt to
obtain satisfaction. a question of change for
two dl"ilar hill arising between him and the
conductor led to on altercatlon. lie
was put off the car, then jerked
on again. and finally handed over to police
man to be locked up for the night. The com
pany only answer that, admitting all his state
ments to be true, the plaintiff cannot recover
because he acted "maiciously," and thereupon
the complaint was dismissed, without the
company being required to rebut the allega-
ton inferred from the facts that their employe
had resOrted to violence to accomplish petty
theft. The decision ought to be warning to
all passengers not to trust their money in the
hands of conductors on their promises to re-
turn with the change, as it seems the differ
ence between five cents and So can only be
claimed at tho risk Of assault and imprison-
ment.
In another case the plea of the company
was much more alarming, but it has fortu-
nately been denied on an appeal to the SUI
preme Court General Term. A child three
years of age, accompanied by another aged
nine years, being run over and killed, the
company pleaded as matter of law that 1t was
negligence per Sc for the parents to send
child Of such tender age into the streets with
such immature attendance, and that damages
therefore could not be recovered. If the doc
trine had been accepted, the right of the COM
nanics to the almost exclusive use OF the
streets would have been established.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-17

The prolonged contest over the impora,y
Office Of Police Commissioner is rapidly draw.
ing to a close. 1t is question of vital i'm.
portance to all who desire an honest and in.
telligent administration of the Police Depart
ment. Ex-Aldcrman Barr, Police Clerk Shand.
ley, Alderman Conan, Senator Norton, and
last, but not least, Walter Roche, have been
named for the vacancy. The claims Of ex.
Alderman Barr are those of consanguinity.
He is a relative of Peter y. Sweeny. Tie
claim Of Shandley is based on the facts that he
is clerk of a Police Court, from which he do.
rives an income, including salary and extras
Of from Twelve to Twenty Thousand Dollars
that much learning hath not made him mad
and that Tweed smiles benignly upon him.
Alderman Conan claims that he is a City
Father, made such by the grace Of the SIKH
Ward and Matthew Z. Brennan, TO whom lie
is devoted body and soul. TO his aid Brennan is
greatly indebted for his success in cOmpellingthe
chiefs of Tammany to nominate him to the
office Of Sheriff, much against their will, not
withstanding the promises made to him when
he was induced to supervise in person the
famous twelve hundred that turned the Young
Democracy from the sacred portals OF the
Wigwam, and compelled them, with Purser at
their head and Norton at their tail, to seek
shelter in Irving Hall. The claims OF Norton
to consideration cannot be disputed. He has
q thorough knowledge of the haunts and
habits of that class of our citizens from whose
depredations the Police force is supposed TO
be our protection. Further, he claims to be
supported by q cheap morning paper, and will
be found useful at Albany. The claims Of
Walter Roche are simply that he holds no
official position; that as Supervisor he proved
to be faithful and intelligent public official,
against whose integrity no word has been
even whispered, and that lie is every way
qualified to fill the position for which he he's
been named. Since we must Lave Demo-
cratic Commission, we certainly may be par
doued for expressing preference for one who,
at least, does rot sail his snip under false
colors, and whose integrity has never been
questioned. We fear that the fact that Mir.
Roche does not belong to the Ring, and is
gentleman, may seriously interfere with bis
success.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-17

The next Congress is an affliction to those
ccuidng Democrats who innocently looked
for majority. To break the force of their
appointment, The World parades a table
wJcren it counts nothing but Democratic
8 ,ns in the States yet to hold elections,
c ms Democrats where Republicans are
elected, magnifes, to ludicrous dimensions,
the Revenue Reform diversion, and caps
the climax by counting all the Demo-
Gratis as Free-Traders. This last is only
oqlalod by its recent performance in setting
io|n that able Democrat. Mr. Abram 6
New-York tribune., 1870-11-17
THE CENSUS.
TIE ITNOUO.
The Day (Philadelphia) innocently says:


"An evening paper thinks the enumeration will
show population in this city Of 7A,59O, but says, al
though these figures would be anyhing,but satisfactory
TO citizens they would be moro acceptable than the
l59 returned by the United States Marshal This
would TO he hint 10 he Marshal 10 make the TOpu
iatOn than 71 ,5o0 else The public UW complain Of
him II that officer would make return OF million in
habtsns what popular gentleman he would make him
self in Philadelphia"
Comments by The IriJune.-If the q. s..
Marshals generally had wished to preserve and
extend their local popularity, the way was
easy. They had only to return the population
of their respective districts twenty five to fifty
per cent. above the actual number and they
would have been the pride and JOY OF the
vicinage.
The reason for the general disappointment
is not far to seek. We were for four years of
the last decade at war along frontier or two
thousand miles 1t was an intestine or evil
war, and such wars are eminently destructive
of life as well as property. Many were dis
charged from the armies on either side only 10
90 home and die. Thousands died of anxiety
of sorrow, of despair, and of broken hearts
Immigration was checked, and for time
almost arrested and our losses by wounds and
the exposures and privatons of camp-life were
mainly of those who, if living, would probably
have ere this become fathers. We have no
doubt that the late Census OF Philadelphia,
like that of New-York and other great cities.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-17

1t seems to be determined by the powers
that control our elections that the vote for
Controller of the City Finances shall not 10
canvassed by the County Canvassers; or II
canvasscd, that tho result shall not be made
public. We insist upon having the public IN
formed as TO the number of votes cast our
present Controllers name was printed on Oil
the Tammany tickets, and the public desires
to know how many Democratic citizens, doubt,
ing the integrity of the Controller. scratcheo
his name. which can only be known by COM
pairing his vote with that of Hoffman
New-York tribune., 1870-11-17
The Bureau, weekly advocate of Protection.

The Bureau, weekly advocate of Protection
published in Chicago, says:
ave are glad to be able TO this city Is at last 10 %
represented national councils by believer IN inc
doctrine OF protection to home industry. Tie hOH'
Charles B. Farwel the recentlyelected Member OF Oon
eress from this district while at the head Of the oae
and most substantial dry goods importing house ol W.
West Is also, seen by his deliberate ~ hv
late canvass and especially In the positions tAeh ~
him al North Chicago fully and firmly committed 10 the
views we have advocated; and VIII upon the nlof IN
make good his assertions 20 his Constituents
that he shall sustain, by his votes and influence .no
building up of American in preference TO lorei ht
tries with the voice OF leader In Congress thas
shall now give no uncertain sound lot all increase NJ ~
efforts until the West is rghtfuy Represented Vn ''
question. . .,a.,,,,D ,o M
that the verdict this election Is emphatic ana % o,o
whelming against The Chicago Tribune, whose traitor,
ous and dctatoria utterances are now known 20 pe "a
opposition TO tho expressed "i OF the peope Q! '"A''
New-York tribune., 1870-11-17

The graceful pen which lately traced for US
The pathetic story of Louis Kossuth, does equal
Justice, this morning, to another great Revolu-
ZIONIST, whose success, though likewise SEEM
ingly won, Is still as sadly unrealized. No
more mournful postscript to the record of
Italian triumph can be written than tho life
of JOsaph MaZZini.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-17

OF the earnest but respectful protest asGins.
the recent utterances of Archbishop oPn'u
as to the relations of the Pope ana 'he i.'i,' :,
Government, it need only be said tnat IL Is
from the pen of an Italian qualifed aiiko py
antecedents and position to speak TOT the
spirit of progress, first evoked and directed by
Cayour. that is rapidly gladdening the eyes OF
the world with New Italy.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-17

was substantially accurate, though. ii taken IN
April or in November, 1t would have shown
larger aggregate Many clerks and others,
who board In cities in Winter. bctake them
selves and families to rural lodgings for tho
Summer, and, having no city abidng-place
arc either not counted at oil in the Censas, or
are counted where they happen to be boarding
in Summer,
New-York tribune., 1870-11-17

The economy per day during the last fiscal
year in the current expenses of the Govern
ment, as compared with those of the year
before, is reported at s222,44O. Meanwhile the
taxes have been reduced and the Debt has
been steadily diminished. In the face of this,
tie cayilers are welcome to pronounce the
Administration failure just as vehemently as
they please. The people want to keep up this
sort of failure.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-17

Gen. Woodford's name has, within the pas'
few days. been mentioned by the newspaper
correspondents at Washington IN connection
with several Federal appointments. We arc
requested to state that Gen. Woodford is no'
a candidate for any official position whatever
but has quietly resumed the practice OF MS
profession in this city, from which nothing
but the call of the Saratoga Convention wouid
have withdrawn him.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-17

Whatever Gen. Carl Schurz may or may not
DO, there 10 one step which would seem to be to
him imposs Die. He cannot become modern
"DemocIaL." He takes an early occasion to
tay So and thus brings to untimely grief O
great many nice Democratic calculations about
shat their Missouri chickens would bring,
when taken to market
New-York tribune., 1870-11-17
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IL FEELY Tribune, -, 50, and IS per line,
According to position LII the paper
Terms, cash in advance.
Address THE TRIBUNE. New-YOrk.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-17

Hewitt, as sworn foe to Protective Tarlifs'
VIII The World consent to such 1orii as
Mr. Hewitt, aided by committee OF hait d .
dozen of its best Ds:ryefalic Oonsressmen 2.
Ike mind, wSYui,nn framef
New-York tribune., 1870-11-17
amnaemenle. etc, 0bie Gpenine.

Raorns TnEArER.-"Rip Van "inhio' ''SPf"
Jefferson ,,-.,
FIr1H-AvENCE TuEATrR.-" Man and Wife
rouRrEgNTH-sT THEATER -" Adrienne Leeou-
,rcurs MrSb b,nier -
IINA EpwIN's THE,TER.-" Billiards." and 100
nsoh tor Good Nature" L'lngwclL
NIBIos GARDEN.-'"The Rapparee."
OLYMPIC THEATER-"Wee Willie Winkie.' CS
l. Fox
WAIlAcK's THEATER.-"The Serious Family
FRENCH SANITARY FAIR-Armory Of list Rogi-
NEW YORK CIRCUs.-Equestrian exercises, aero
l.ie performances ko L r. Lent
SAN FRANCsCo MrNSTRELs, No. 5S Broadway.
toags. dauces. eecehtae acts.
SrADr THEArER-German Opera "Wildschutz.'
WOous MUSEUM AND MENAGERIF-At and 81;
.Psris he Apple % Dsccrd" Lrda Thompson Truupe
New-York tribune., 1870-11-17

not freely sold. Rich Den invest thousands
and paupcTs %plas. policy" iTno iaws against
thom en1ub. either be repealed or enforced
New-York tribune., 1870-11-17


The circulation - The DAILY TRUSk having been increased aoous
fNv within the s months the Of Advertisements
ron the 24b oi Septenler have lee1 IS follows; .
ordinary Iel classified under appropriate heads 20 oeHs
ine each
L.sd.i Iisyis gel Advert charged scBl spsce
Specs NofCee-Fnh psre-5J hne each insertion
AyerSas.s Aghb Pas charged cents PEI line each IN
eIiion
Irs1sn Soice.-fourh p.ge-7S ln. each insertion.
Items iAnnonoensH la CT! News Column, Is cents line for
fsY I an Cut charged double for sptoe ocupied
Abort sver,gs lae after tie t 1e which usually con
n ouy four I've
Issihs sui Marriage charged 81
u advertising In uTus depends somewhat on the number
n st character Oue might hsve
usIly smcrg whom hus would bnd hs
merely bought ana
rSous journht ercusies
township throughout the Union and n
tsoa cucstrs proe oS mASterworters and
10 ot ever q hpnng sll hoefll human eDdeAyo
proper Ilsl bet o. ae1 would ti no oiber
does di conman tie sroasg' o. large propouep o.
Of its TIVE For this anortt
Of reachag OOe whose attention they would
found elsewhere; while its wide columns
ss printed the Of intelligent resderA Tsn
believes low should with the work
and believing that rstes much
d other daily considering the extent and
have tD
s.y ay Ia crowded co mUs Gay BY day Indicate
New-York tribune., 1870-11-17

THE REMARKABLE PROPERTIES OF BROWNS
ssoscAL thoroughly tested since drss n'rooe
III. demand for .be steadily Increased and purely upon their o"a
ren. they hsr. found with osc who, from Pulmonary BOA'
M or 40 hna,e complaints require hOa For Coughs and Cois
.,.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-17

To ONE AND ALL.-Are you suffering from
cough ssthns bo0ehus Of the vsrions p1nonsry
sou es hst oa temna in CONSUMPTION So use WLBok'
X COP vBK and eheAcous remedy Th,
qck preparation regularly rreschet by the medical he
nv M7ruc,ured A. WuBOF Chen st. No. it6 COur, Bo
Solj by al drggcstS
New-York tribune., 1870-11-17
Rn9infss Noiltes.

m supe-iorI Of les, Eztras consists =" hr ps'' psrs
,,a gr.ai sreg o. 10 pint and quart sizes For sale by
m s.s grco aud men in the Un'e States snd
csnsGh 'osArh D'A'
solr Proprietors Boston, Mass
New-York tribune., 1870-11-17

invalids OF pyspeptics can eat with impunity
~ relish bscus o pErr nsts With DoorBYs YEAST POWDER
The ingredients entering COMPOSITION chemically pure,
,cs;hy s13 nouish ~
For sale by GrooeTs generally Depot, GO NeE.st
New-York tribune., 1870-11-17

BACHELORS HAIR DYE.-The best in the
toA lIrtsneaus harmless Perfect Applied at Factory, No. 6
Eords- Sod ev,rvNtere.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-17

WHEELER g. Wilson'S SEWING MACHINE,
TIA Bpavoy so by paying and
$40 fer without charge Machines let j. T. Ellis
TRUssES.-Marsh & Co.'s Radical Cure Truss
pa b.abns 20 yesl Vsseys Branch oEee % kssi Four
New-York tribune., 1870-11-17
To RTsINRss NpN

ARTIFICIALITIEs-PALMER LIMBS.
n Hrot-naI n ~ llas OLannts.. Phl 81 Greenst Boston
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-25
CLLlNLEN nLCKENN

We took up, on an evening since the
death oi Mr.. Dickens. reprint Of the Pick
riek PoPers. In it's preface, wherein
the author tells how the book came H. be-
written. At is close he remarks that il
was "curiou. and interesting, looking over
the sheets Of thi' reprint, 20 mark what
social Improvement, have taken place
aJou, 90. since they were originally writ
ten. he cnumerates some Of them, and
then says
Who knows but by the time the series
Peaches is conclusion, il may H. discovered
TIA, there are even magistrate in town
/ or country, Vho should b. taught o. shake
! hands every day With C0mm9n-scnsc and
Justice that oven Poor Laws may have
mercy on the weak, the aged and unfortu-
nat" that Schools on the broad principles
/ Of Christianity are the lest Informant
| for the length and breadth fthi, realized
| land that Pri,on-dDurs should 30 barred
| on the outside no lc, heavily and CAREFUL
/ ~ than they are within that the uniycr-
/ sgl diffusion Of common measures Of
| dcccncy and health Is rs much tho right
/ Of the poorest Of the poor, ~ IL j. ihdis-
| ponsiblc 10 the safety Of the rich, and ofthc
/ Statci that few petty boards and bodies
/ less than drops in the great ocean of
! humanity which roar around them-nrc
! not forever % let loose Fever aud Com
/ sumption on Gods creatures nj their will
| or always keep their Jobbing little hddlcs
going on for "a Dance Of Death
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-25
pRUSSTdN ADVANCEMENT Sot1H
AND NORTH.

The ministerial journals o, Paris assert
that the commercial interests and security
of France and Austria will not allow the
st. Gothard railway to be in the hands OF
Prussia. and that France must prevent It's
completion. 1t is intended to be made
Jointly by Prussia Baden. Switzerland
and Italy. Opposition to new road lest
/, should injurc existing commercial inter-
est 10y creating successful rivals and thus
openinc better road. for the public, Ia one
of the most narrow and .hortsightcd
Of all policies. 1t is the Erie
peanut war over again on large scale.
Tho public everywhere has II right to the
best possible road that capitalists will UNI
dertake to construct. Great Britain and
Canada might rs well object to the Eric
canal, because IL Is injurious 90 certain
commercial interests down the st. Law
renee, as France and Austria to the pro-
posed St Go,hard road. E
That Prussia Is at present by far the
most progressive state in Europe Is fur
Their shown by the following recent news
TO her progress northward
According to Berlin correspondent Of
the Patrie, the Prussians are about to
construct strong works upon the island Of
Allen, which, when completed, will, ~ II
believed, render the position
impregnable. These works will
comprise three star-shaped forts, with
double tiers Of guns, and five batteries
commanding the passage of the Little
Belt. All these batteries will be iron
faced and armed with the heaviest ord
nance. Operations are also about to CONF
mence at Herupp Hatie, wide and deep
bay, which il is Intended 20 render capa-
bic of receiving and shcltering the feder-
al feet when these works are coinplet-
cd. adds the Pdtris. prussia. which Is
already firmly established in the formid-
able position Of Duppcl will have the com.
mand of the North Sea, the Baltic and the
Girniis