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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-18

The Franking Privilege has been made the
special order in the Senate for next Tuesday,
and a faint hope of its adoption at that time Is
revived by the knowledge that it has not been
irrecoverably buried in Committee. 1t is
measure which the people will not willingly
let die, and Senators must feel by this time
that there is no evading q vote, the record, and
the popular judgment. In granting the priv
iege the country did not intend to double and
treble the salaries of its servants; and since
this has been shown to be the direct effect on
the National purse, while it has not enriched
the members themselves, their readiness to
return the gift ought to be promptly expressed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-18

,,ocrt OF the Erie-yanderbit suit which tells
in part how Jay Goald and his colleagues
defeated the efforts made in 1883 to put them
ont of the Directory. Those efforts were
beaten by the illegal issue of S39,OOO,OOO OF
Erie stock. thus reducing the value of shares
in two years from $72 to SA. The two
reports combined make a startling story OF
financial fraud unparalleled in the history OF
corporations and relieved only by the ludicrous
testimony of the irrepressibe Fisk. jr, the
drollest creature that ever stole railway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-18
ST PdTRICH,S D1Y.


The celebration of the Irish national feast
yesterday in New-York was only part Of q
grand festival which was kept Oh the same day
in nearly all quarters Of the world. There is
no civilized country where the English lang uage
is spoken that has not its colony of Irish immi-
grants, and we may fsafely assume that no
Irsnman yesterday, wherever he may have
been, forgot the anniversary which for genera
tons has aroused the most patriotic sentiments
of his nation. 1t is a hard fate which has
driven out TO the remotest ends Of the earth
this race which, of all races that history has
known, cherishes the most ardent attachment
TO it's own home, and preserves most faithfully
its love Of country even in the longest and the
most comfortable Of cxiles. Neither beggary
at home nor prosperity abroad ever
destroys an Irishman's love for bis native
island, or amalgamates him perfectly with the
foreign people among whom he may have cast
his lot. The Hebrews Of old never prayed
more faithfully for the restoration of their
kingdom than the Irish emigrant to-day longs
for the Liberation of his country. and testifies
with parade and festivity his remembrance OF
her ancient glories But if there is something
sad in the reflection that the best part of the
race must keep st. Patrick's day thousands OF
miles from the scenes which the day COM
memorates. and that while those in Danish
mcnt are observing tho anniversary in the
midst of physical comforts and political free
dom, the remnant nc home are suffering and
Disconnected. there is satisfaction also in think
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-18

no one pretends TO deny this charge. Ana YET
these are the persons whom the " Reformers y
propose to strengthen by a free gift OF the
Police patronage. Even this we might submit
to without further protest; but.the Dill o'ni's
to provide for the transfer Of the property ana
authority held by the present officials. therepy
rendering possible a conflict of authority when
would leave the city defenseless durng us
continuance. A violent conflict in consequence
is a contingency not probable, but it ought not
to be possible; and the Reformers had better
90 back and reform in this direction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-18

The Treasurer of Butler County Ohio' Is
accused of being a defaulter to the amount u
100000. He avows his innocence-and adn"'
that tho money is gone, which fact indeed. |"
ia useless to deny. But this. while relieving
him from the charge of eriminality. makes bim'
ON his own confession. guilty of incompetent
WHY should he have undertaken to care ioi
the county money when he had not brains
enough for the businessi Why should no ma"
sought an Office of this kind = Why was ho b
foolishly ambitiouss Why wasn't no 'conten'td
with keeping small shop And where - TIE
moneyi That is tho question. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-18
Smns,m,nis. Yedures etc., CHS ebming.

49, -
ACADEMY OF MUsIc.-h u Phiihsrtnonle "o-
Aesrsi .,Ats Bpgish opos-"hsrh@ 90. 4,
Rooru's THEArkR. Twenty-third-st ana oiN'" a'e'
sHsmlct- Booth
Frru-AvE THKATER-" Frou-Frou'
GRAND OPERA HOUSE,, Twenty-third-st' anu
Esbth-sye-"Twelrs Temptations . .
NrRto's GARpEN-"The Emerald KING MI auu
Ms Barney Williams
o,vup1c THEATER.-" Hamlet" G. l.. Fox.
WuI,cK's THrATRR, Broadway and Imrteentn-
s-"Los, at Sea" W. Walaof 49,, .
Woop's MUsrUM.-Ate: william Tell" AT 8:
Blondes 10 "Pygmsisn"
CLINTON HAIL ART GALLERIES. Astor-p'ace'-rre rec
Exhibition Of Paintings
KELLY & Icons MINISTRIES. No. ~ broadway'-
lie Pe.,S Faust" 3,
NHw-YogK CIRCUS, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES no ITO
.,.n.e Rnuestrsnism. Bedouin Arabs
SAN FRANCISCO MINsTREIs.-Miscellaneous per
brsssces
Prof. B. WATERHoUsE HAWKINS: Association Hall
Lectase.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-18

The President has again personally urged
upon the Foreign Committee of the Senate the
approval of tho Dominican treaty. and Mr..
Cameron is believed to be convert to his
doctrine of annexation. The chances of ratif-
cation by the Senate are increased to this ex-
tent, and the energies of the friends of annex
alton have lost nothing of their spirit. What
will be the controlling argument in the discus
sion of the question which is to arise remains
10 be seen but the bearing OF San Domingo
OH the Cuban question will certainly be ar
gued
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-18

There is a report from Hayti. and plausi-
bile one, that the French and English authori-
ties will not recognize the new Government of
that wild republic until it recognizes some
portion of Salnaves debts The same treat
ment has been applied to other embarrassed
and embarrassing republics before now. 1t
pay have the effect of spikirg certain feeble
guns. diplomatic or military, which in the
lIaytiap quarter may have been turned on the
United Statcs-say in the interest of Cabral.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-18
Up.TOBN ADVERTISEMENTS.

For the accommodation Of uptown resi-
dents Mr.. Il. II. Brown has opened an offee at No s
West Thirty second junction OF Broadway and sixth
ave. where advertisements for The TRIBUNE will b
received up TO "a in the evening.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-18

clared TO be dishonest. This is splitting hairs
with vengeance The public will be less
mealy -mouthed. Let it be remembered as long
rs the name of X. X. Butler appears in Con-
gressional reports, that it is the name of dis
hopOred REPRESENTATIVE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-18
GEORGE OPDYKE q Co.,

MILLER & Co. 8 Union square.-Boots and
Shoes Boots and shoes Of ell the vsrous styles at
reduced prices MILLER a CO., > UulonsluAre-
BATCHELOR's HAIR DYE.-The best in the
World I0anaeOu, harmless. perfect Applied at Factory No. 10
Bontsk Sold evsrT-hsre
WELLNGS' DYSPEPSIA and DIGESTIVE lab
INA SURE Cukx so Ceuts-by sl Druggsts
ARTIFICIALITIES-PALM LIMBS.
5s Bro.lwv 1903 Cbsnutst. Pba 81 Greenst. Boston
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-18
The World sees fit TO say that


"THg TRIBUNE thinks have done II injustice In
quoting it as having expressed itself in favor OF q"
moyal OF the duty hides and skins III So so VIC take
it back TIE TRIBUNE does not favor the removal OF the
duty on hides and SKINS but hereafter IA to be hope
when THE TRIBUNE writes business II will endea'or
to make its meaning unmistskable. We were not aicno
I'm orr reading that IL favored that removal The ChEdg'
Tribune put the construction on tho words ss our
selves and sentence which could thus be READ 10 tHo
one way at two widely different points and by papers OF
Opposte politics must have como very close 10 saying
what we are now told did not mean TO say but TO us
contrary quite the reverse"
Remarks Jy The Tribune.
The World is very gravely in error. Ii d'I
not quote The TRIBUNE. Had it done 80.
its error would have been self-exposed. But it
simply asserted whatever it saw fit, or found
convenient, and laid it at the door OF TiIH
TRIDUNE-(as did our Chicago namesake.
Hence its blunder.
Is it possible that we must continue to Insist
without effect on the simple and obviously
Just rule that a journal which attributes an
obnoxious or questionable sentiment to another
shall quote the passage whereon its implication
is based If there be q good reason for dis
regarding this rule, why does not some one set 10
forth 7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-18
8usim,ss 3aOtit,s.

\Ffesr-cLAss SECURITY AT A Low PRICE.
Flesr MORTGAGE Convertible BoNpS
81. Lorfs AID SoUTu-ElsTERN RAILWAY OF ILLINOIS
,,,,, and y,ysa at, Per c-at AaasOuy, Payn'< &,
COLI
PrlcE o. AND ACCRUED INTEREST IN CURRENCY
., MnEs Coxp1xrxD. liz MuE, TO BuItO.
t..rs or BosDs LIMITED TO $4,000 PER NILS
q Re,d connects St. Louis With Eastern In" Western
Knar sad the system Of thsouih Eastern States by
the oRTr AND BEsr IS miles Of the Louis
vile ssd St Louis part Of the through line to the East by
The and Rroad 100 miles Of the Evansville and
e. Louis Road The country hitherto nearly destitute OF rail-
ROAD facilities is ihciy populated and highly productive abOundhg In
ip. products THK SALT GALLAr CoUSrr on this
Hse worked unlimited capacity and the only ones within
80 miles Of St. Louis
TnE Coal BIDS USDKRLIIS9 rHs RcHzsT N lLLso
The demand for coa az St will fully employ the road While
t profits thereon OF three will than pay
the interest upon the entire debt o. the Company The road will coz
troll large and profitable exceedingly valuable through
t pay fail the interest It's bonds as well as
handsome dividends upon the capital stock
Ia ofpg these seeus, refer investors TO pamphlet 10
our possession ready distribution prepared by Geh h r. WINS
Low President and by Brsvet MsjcrGeu j. H. Wilson. u A. D
rector containing highly favorable statement signed by g. '" Miner
Roberts. ESQ., one distinguished rasay constructors ana
taginesr Of the country.
Amer thorough the mers Of this enterprise we con
sny recommend the securities perfectly safe sud
posb Further particulars furnished on Application
GEORGE OPDYKE & Co.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-18

y Fiesr-CLAss SECURITY AT Low PRICE,
Eesr MORTGAGE CONVERTIBLE BONDS
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-12-25

AMERICAN Stoves. S. Cox, Member of
Congress from New York lately lecturea in that city
on the poetry of Mechanics and astonished and delight
cd hs hearers by his novel method of treating the sub
tect. Had we his ability should like to lecture on
subject which. although some might consider it triie
deem OF great Importance. Our lecture should he
on the Morals of Stoves" What prolific theme! A
world would hang-not on the pre-but the thread
of our discourse. Some, nd doubt would say "what
Will He DO with 1t q" We should illustrate our theme
with the owned American Stove" and hold 1t up
with the strength mPartedby McCarhy's best-and
psroration should be. Ladies' and gentlemen, bef old
the great Moral Pacifcato" Nothing merely materia,
tends to the peace and comfort of family than
tho American Stove 1t would Danish thnt OF fam.
lilies, badly prepared, nnprepared meals when the
husband comes homo with the stomach of ostrich,
only to find madame in tears, the bread burnt tho
joint raw. We will spare the requel-Miseryl The
remedy is obvions: Go to Philip McCabe's, 100 Camp
street, purchase American" and then you hear
tily wish "A happy Christmas" to all the world and
you will deserve yourself
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-12-25

ANDREW hANN"N, GE"CHH.-N rE- Is tuoti re
Vuird The question il;auS: absurd, 4'ujl
is and the II ili:olvCs of the
grand chapters in the history Of science la it's
Girst iorm II he Gryru ~ '!e' woris-it is u'l
We require to frequently for nst the reason tina;
fire requires Goals frequently and lamp "il-hecanse
burning away Strange This II II
fact We will 90 intn details on this
point. dealing in yG"u, hyd and Iolar d gin
suffice il to state that II we did nat maHr mp for con
-inut loss by "atng food. organs ond soon be
wasted away and consumed We almost appalled,
ut The contemplation nf @nrh rltas' ropbe Hap
PLY n remedy, rather prevent is ~ band" there
IL BALM in Gicad." And;rw Bannup gr Ger corner Of
Frank ana PcrdtaO GETS, il still ia mstaId
hdu philosophers may adhle their noodles about
the origin of the species there is If the
cies dying out long he il Purveyor General OF that
part of creation favored with residence in the Ores
city. He has made unusual preparations the
holidays ami his stock includes that the
thoughtful consideration could devise. His Old
need net br toi, what this incars aud fer
the benefit of those who have MOI that appiness,
would say that'his family grocercs-comp every
article that under that head-is xceffed
else where for chocenes and
= the wasting and burning away mentioned above.
there is little danger of that-pToved You get your
at the of Perdido and Franklin
mind that.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-12-25

The New, York 1ttt6Hs sAys, = more 81
our youth arc tending bars and billiard
rooms than are learning mechanical trades, =
wedding presents now form a cNnsiders
able capital. The daughter OF ext Collector
Smythe, recently married, received pres,
ents valued at $50, 900, and another among
the coupons recently took place, at which
the presents were valued at $500, 900.
The Liberal Club of London lately passed
resolutions protesting against dover being
given from the national treasury to the
Princess Louise on her marriage. One
resolution declared that it was the duty of
all men WHO marry to maintain their own
families, without calling on the parish or
nation for relief
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-12-25

I'M y 66IE ~ 5U61 n q -
Ieetsrday 49, = hcliday 81 thS psov5sion
trade, the cccasiSn being the opening Of
the new packing house Of Fletcher q Co.,
on Elm street, near Main. Early ID tlsc
Atternoon cutting was commenced, and. the
guests were shown the method Of convert.
ing the raw hog into the cured product in
the shortest possible space OF fine. The
honse erected by this enterprising firm,
wnicn' In the comparatively short time
em mE;, nave oeen In business, have won an
shvlaoie reputation, is three stories in
height, and covers a space 60 by 1870 feet
ihe building has been arranged with all
the improved facilities, the hogs. being
drawn to the third story, then slaughtered,
then passed down from hand to hand un-
t,i' In no more time than is required for
the cessation of animal heat, they are de-
hvered on the lower floor, cut into proper
pieces for packing. smoking, etc. The ca
paclty OF the establishment is about 1000
hogs per day, and as Messrs Fletcher g. Co.
are always in the market aud ready to pay
rat prices for hogs, and to take the market
price for the product, Il will doubtless he
run for full time during the present season,
adding by some S20,00O,per day to this
particular department of st. Louis com-
merce. The operations of Strengthening,
ana the new improvements introduced
were Inspected by large number of citi-
zens, including such packers as VIM. Hamii-
con, "f Jno. }. Roe s. Co, l.. Ashbrook, a.
Maxwell. J. j. Kelley, A. Fagin, L. G.
Smith, w. Mcqueen, Mr.. Whitaker, Mr..
MeEnnis and II large number of provision
dealers. Afterwards u fine repast was dis
posed OF, Father Walsh of st. Bridget pre-
siding, and paying merited compliment
10 Ar. Fletcher. Other speeches wer.
made, aud Messrs, Hamilton, Jewett and
Sriitit each gave expression to the cordial
wishes with which other packers greeted
this new enterprise. Mr. Francis Whitta-
ker, too ill to attend, seut the following
toast, which was drank with all honors
Industry aud enterprise, the representa-
tives OF capital, credit and success.-Mis-
sour Repu6lican, 1872 inst.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-12-25
cousins.

GONE OF THE MACKs There is SONIC thing " in Il
name Who with the least smatterng of history is not
familiar with the MacCulom More of Scotland and the
MaoCarthy Mohr of Irelandl Brave generous patriot
&C. heroic would that this selfish generation had
of your bounding blood in its veins We glad
that this continent is not without representa-
tive the good old stock; and ko,c that the large
heartedHess of the has not lost anything il the
transplantng, demonstrated by spiritual mani
fstation received from Mr. THOMAS MCCARTHY, of 2S2
Povdras street, of Basin We take great pleas
IRE informing readers that friend has an am
pie of sample sent hand, as well a. full
line of the groceries, which he sells the most
favorable terms Friend Mac, pledge you with a
hearty Merry Christmas" hoping You may live the
spaniards say thousand years to illustrate native
traits az becomes lone of the Macks"
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-12-25

FIRST PRINTED TEsTAMENT.-The fol-
lowing we cut from Protestant paper. 1t
is attributed to "Rev. r. b. Grindle-
stone.'
Perhaps it is not generally known, as it
ou4ht to he, that the first Greek Testament
ever printed WAS brought out in spain,
undr. i DE superintendnuce of u Spanish
Cardinal. 40 Erasmus is due the credit of
having ssucceeded in Publishing the first
Greek Testament "a. ID. ijlG): bat Car
Dina. Nimines WAS in tie field before EI9.s-
n,us aud the New Testament in magniti-
crur Greek type, with thick black Latin
l., itr hy its side, was printed and stored Hp
go iGlI. waiting fox me completion If the
D.t T">raneutin Hebrew. Greek aud Latin,
- that thc Xix v"|umrs might come out
,p-rt,.er. john Brocns, the son of the
pf,'j,r, was accustomed to relate that when
i..r'l-, sheet came from the press, hc, be-
'"- tA.n " boy, was sent a his best CLOTHES
y iJh Il copy of it tn the Cal iinal, who gave
thank, TO God for sparng ulm to that day,
and tuning TO hts attendants, said that he
congratulated himself on the rn'n p,-:lni: If
that WORK more thau on any of the acts Of
his administration.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-12-25

STALLION TnCIKs.-Hear the celebrated
Emerson on the morale of the rising gen
Grafton:
hate the shallow American;>,n which
hopes to get rich by credit, to get knowi-
edge b.. raps Oh midnight t.''i~s. skill
wIshout study, mastery witl'cu" nppren-
ticesi.ip, power through packed jury or
cauuus, OF; weultI. hy Iraua. They think
obey have got il. but they have got sninc
thin. clse--;. crime, which calls fox another
crime, aud auuih"r devil het,ind Ji.lt3 ties.
are steps to suicide" InsaU.F ,'a'sd tla hHruH-
III" OF mankind Ia tliss IL" vi SHOW. pUtI'
IN, adv, !i-cmrut, sud i..ai.uttctarju2 -
public opinion, all excellence T. 10; SIGH;
of in ti.. hunger for sudden performance
and uur..TUr;! praise.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-12-25

HoGAN's.-This gentleman il enabled to
give satisfaction and guarantee his boots and Shoes
from long ietce and practical knowledge Of all ts
details of his business Hence his custom work flta-
In the Manufacture nsthng is used but first class
tera and tho boots and shoes cut in tho latest
styies-ro pains being spared to make them rank No
On his imported articles we need not dwe-they are
known to lady and gentleman of taste in the CITY,
tics is sure to react to the detrment of reputaton-
But apart from this, he has principle the
He is reaping the advantage of his honorable
and his business has become among the greatest In the
city, both from CITY customers and country traders.
The celebrated Empire" Sewing Is attractive fea
at 90 aud loi Canal street.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-12-25

GI.YSS & WISTZ.-Wbch is the most ia
mons shoe in New orleans Glyun e. Wintz's.-
who sell FIRST class boots and shoes Glynn &
winiz Where Gynn & VIM to be- found At
IGI Canal street The stock they have hand is
unappgUacbed in every particular Where can their
boots and shoes he oxcclledi Echo answers Wherei
They furnish only the million but the SELECT d
good dressing commences in the very articles which
gentlemen furnish. There is cpBsile fable vaFi
in shoes this seasonsuch the red pebbicd leather
boots Grssons glossy bla-k kid boots battened and
side laced bootsall BY the ladies. But whe
substantially plain delicate aud elegant, GlyHH
wintz is the place of places to procure them and in
eve style
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-12-25
SINGER SEWING M,cutxr-T n

SINGER SEWING MACHrNr.--T most swift
cannot take urrr ti"n : ,y II r"ee ~ one
minute. In" singer III urOvCi i'll stranger bet
Tor aud hl .'suiucr s.Iit ct Of han,lrrd
stitches -r INFINITE. Reckoning WAGES at the pr"pu--
terpsN low rate ut tit day Tbs post " t!Ie
mach inc over handseVStnI wpnd uuuut 10 more than
price of the article cvNjy days. ShUud
sunahl-- prIaOl then. he without such a machine I
Since the advent Of Wm J.. Cooper Co in this city
tious,uds have had hcir OPEN to the advantage
forth. Ey their iuacir5s n>'hpl of adverts-
ing they have brought the cNceences of their machine
prominently before the public. aHA the tlHeHce Is
tnlt they had to enlarge tier Icmises joining No.
Camp when il of the elegant
" Up establishments the city. The energy and
of this ftn have succeeded id acquiring for the
Singer unprecedented popularity, and 'hc orders
told keep all hands up to the utmost tension in fill
ing them.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-12-25

In speaking of the points of the various
sewing machines now in uSe we take special pleasure
in recommending the New Wilson Improved. II has
beautiful and almost noseess movernent-is perfectly
SinHpte-ight running, and to learn and manage
As the Company own and control their patents,
and of less cost to Manufacture be sold
less than a machine controlled by the c0DiLind
ton monopoly and warranted to the range of
work equally well any other first class sewing
machine Office and sIlesroOm corner Canal and Bur
gundy streets.