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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-11-05
RAILROAD.
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Trans leave Charleston daily at $50 A. NJ.
Sundays excepted,) and $50 F. NJ
Arrive at Charleston 7.30 A. H., tmondays eA'
qFrain leaving at $50 A. NJ. makes through con.
neotion to New York via Richmond and Aquia
Greek only-going through in AZ hours, ana WIN.
out detention on Sunday.
Train leaving at $50 P. NJ, have choice OF route
via Richmond and washington, or Bay route yls
Portsmouth and Baltimore Passengers, leaVins
Friday by this train lay over ON Sunday 10 BALI
more; those leaving on Saturday remain Sunday
In Wilmington, N. 9. -.
This is the cheapest, quickest and most pleasan,
ronte to Cincinnati, Chicago and other points
Weat and Northwest, both trains making CLOSE
connections at Washington with Western tralHs o.
oa'''Dio'' eN s. 8. SOLOMONS,.
Engineer and Superintendent.
p. I. CLBAPoR, General Ticket Agent
sept6
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THERE will be an auction sale Of fancy stock
at the Fair Grounds this afternoon. p.
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MARK Your CLOTHING Order your Stencil
Plates az the Hasel street Bazaar oct14-fs
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st. Peters Fair.

Last night. the second OF the atr;tshowed an
Improvement in the attendance, and, Of course
adifninution Of the articles on exhibition. 1t Is
proposed to keep the fair open for week, st the
end OF which ttmeis Is hoped all the article will
bs disposed or The. object Of the fair is really
laudabe, and we regret to see that it Is not better
attended. y" -
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Meeting, This D.y7

3gspographlcai soctety, et7P n. ~ -
Youne Mems Christian Assoc lion, a. halt.nsss
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sALx5os' RElaiL, ESTATE. -Aessrs: Alonzo' j.
White Son sold house and lot on Green street.
in the iesr Of the Charleston college, on Tuesday
foS esOTE
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For FORT SuMrEK.-The Pocosn wlllileave
Market wharf at 12:lt to-day, and return at els.
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A RARE CHANCE FOR ADyERTIsERs.-Durin
the present week Charleston yin be crowded with
strangers, and very large extra editions OF TEE
News will be Issued 10 meet the unusual demand
Now is the time for our merchants and business
men to avail themselves Of our advertising tpaoe,
and reap nundredfold advantage therefroln. A
word to the wise, &c.
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TIE MEDICAL G. LLEeE.y-The opening lee
ture OF the coprss a he delipered.as :he college,
in Queen street. athaifpast .. o'clbck On Monday
morning next, bv the dean Of the faulty The
museum, laboratory, &C., will be threwn open at
so,cieckA. NJ, for the inspection Of visitors; and
the profession and Others who may feel Interested
In such matters are cordially inyiteds
The Medical college Of South Carolina, before
the var, was one OF TIE most lourishing in the
United states; .apd.her graduates may be- found
u every part Of the country yAmany, ,f them 90.
cup!ins high positions as scientific teachers or as
shinins lights in. the professien.s5Tie war, and
: the soctatand financial revolution tfat Bayef6t
lowed In Its train, have materially interrupte the
.n,oerttv Of this ss Of every otherSeushern tnstt
tntsa nn. the college has Kept OH Its regular
,eourse hsprofessor., year after year beingfound
at ther post; and no&. as things are gradually
resumlng their aate-beuE status, tn, c6llesee also
hasa fair promise ora good GLASS this winter,
which promise, He earnestly hope, viii Be fully re-
allied. ...,........,...-,r
The profession. and the public aeneraugS Gre
cordially invited to be present on Monday morn,
ling, at the opening lecture.
% - 49,
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CASES BEFORE THE UNITED STATES coM-
MISSIONER YssrsEpaYGTnres Of the rioters at
wappesaw Church hare been srrested anu turned
sver, to appear at tie January term of court
Jenrey snipes, who has been confined IN jan fcr
three, days, ON the charge Of having voted twice.
xss released on ssedban ss
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DEssE Rr.-see advertis ment of Andrews &
Saly0
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MELANCHOLY AcorDESg4NA little giri ato's
ak years old, the daaghseeof Mr. BURNS. fen !n.o
the cissern on bis premise Pnasdepais sssees'
yesterday sernoon, sndwas drowned before sns .,
WAS discovered. N c-s.aE.ssa!ss, l-1..Z- -
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A MARROW ESCAPE. AaE- Ryals and Hrs.
Ryals Of areenville, were dsiying down Petldie-
N street In that town, when the horses LOOK
fright and both the riders were dashed to the
ground. Mrs. Ryals was seriously hnrt, but Is re-
covering. fis~fFi, is~ft, & \ . u & u, !.
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BusNsss EsvEI6pss. THE NHlEs Job Office
snow prepared tosfurnlsh good, envelopes' with
business oards prs1sed thereon, atsa per thous.
and send yonr orders. Every merchant and
business man shonld inave his card printed on
;nisAnyelopes.
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SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON RAIL-
~ ROAD. - q -. : =. :

CAYANNAH AND CHARLESTON RAIL;
- ROAD. - -
@M @W ss
PASSENGER TRAINS on this Road run daily as
follows: 80 vt'= -.
Leave harieeton. ...........S .S.5o A.
Arrive at Savannah. :"...Soo P.iM.
Leave Savannah. ..............I1.to a. "a.
Arrive at Charleston. ........ $40 r. NJ =.
Connects at Savannah with the Atlantic 4 Guu
Railroad for Jacksonville, St. Augustine, and all
points In Florida.
VITA Central Railroad for Macon, Atlanta, No,
bile, New Orleans and the West. -.
With Steamboats, for points on the savannah
River.
AT charleston with the Northeastern and South
Carolina Railroads. and Steamship for all points
North and West.
in charleston; Screven House, Savannah; and all
principal Ticket ofices North and South.
Frelghts forwarded daily to and from sayan'
nah and all polntg beyond. ,,,.
!. Through Bulls OF Lsding isaued to Jacksonville,
Tarin as low as by any other line. ....lt,.,, !
o. 8. GADSDEN, /
oct5 Engineer and Superintendent.
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Appo,srrrsr.-Dr. ). Il. Reed, OF Andersen
has been sppolnsed notary public oy Governor 10
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Rustic Goo1s! RUSTIC GooDs Side and
corner brackets, book RACKS, wall pockets, paper
stands match safes; sadeplcture frane& sHasel
Street Bazaar and No. iel> King street. oct1s
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BARGAINS! BARGAINS! BARaANst at McLoy
& Rices, No. 27o King street. In Black Silks, Irish
and French Poplins, Eudpress- Gluths Deaines'
Flaanels, Blankets, Domestic Goods OF all kinds.
Carpets, Mattings, &c-ssc. noVl-6
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sCruBs AND srARs.-Ch Charles Clark was fined
s5by the Mayor yesterday morning for disorder
Iy conduct in Mr.. Treuho.m's oraee On Union
Wharf. BE was also made to pay the cost OF
bucket which he broke IN his csH sS-'
F.P. Bland, arrested fpt an astemgsns POCKET
picking In the Cnb. House at the Fair Grounds,
was released BY Captain Hendricks on condition
that he should leave the ely.
F. Wehmann wasreported for running wagon
without license, but as he did not appear, the
case was postponed. 5.. ,.,,.,, =,
valuable certificate, several articles Of cloth
Ing, and silver watch and chain. have been re
covered by the detectives. and are held at The
Grardhouse, where they may be recovered by shs
owners.
Thomas Manoney was sent to jan 'bT Trisl Jus
toe John q. Maekey for nye days, for stealing
bottle os'pickies-from a;ssore at che corner O
Beaufain and Archdale streets yesterday. -
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NERO ANT, TA.ILo

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Having just received new: and complete
stock of CLOTHS, Casslmeres, Vest Patterns and
Furnishing Goods, Is prepared to make TO order
Gentlemen's Clothes in the lstest styles and from
the best materials. -, e. ,
Particular attention Is requested to the .ollow.
Ing spectalties .,s 49,, 49, -
FINE BRoADoLoTHs, FANCY CAssIMEREs,
SILK VEST PATTERNS.
Call and examine for yourself a: No. LAT King
street. oo'is
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r!Auffinn 9aIes~ "a SHture .Dapss
.By ". 7. .LRITgH 4 RS. BRUNss
:, ..-,@ .s AaotIonssrs.. -,

sIASTATE OF MRS SUSAN,C. NEWTON,
~ Residence No. % Cannon street, aud three
Building Lots on Spring. y --T
Win be sold ut auetion,on TUESDAY, sth Inst,
st the old Post 0mee, atiL O'CLOCK, assra,<,ls
INa,. On Sr.cE basemsns, via piazza I ana
known as No. 92 (norsh E,stde) Cannon
street. House oontsins SIX square rooms,
pantry, DO; stable, on lot . Measuring 100 feet
Spring, measuring T3sifeet esch BY isotnedepth,
more or less. .Sfs cssf.'-
Terms half cash, with balaH6e In 0rs year With
interest secured by bond and fnoftg&ggss RNr.
chaser to pay us Tor paper and stampaS
q. nnyk-antul -sgF,-s .rS y.-v 1Ffhy' SssfS
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STRANGERS In the city desiring to subscribe
:otoe best and cheapest newspaper In the soata:s
viii caIlst or7 ONCE and have -.theirTFnames en-
tereds dsSSsstnsED16EsTsIIgEE or WrEKIY
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,anetioneers' 111riuate BaIss, s@r.
"a ,s+ ,ByJ. FRASER MATHEMES,s
Real Estate Broker, sHo.B6 Broad street.
"A T4PRTvATE s. ALE.:e So
N PHOSPHATE LAEDS Of 'bess quality and
Rice and Cotton Plantations In AL parts OF the
CITY aty Residences, + stores. Building Los and
Farms &c. E,t, getss4 ootaa- -smo
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ACADEMY OF Music sALooN.-A,H BOT Lunch
every dsHfrom II tol O'CLOCK. Oysters sersed In
every style, day and night Up. HoRBAcH,
oct27-lmo : ~ PROPRIETOR.
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HAvs you tried my dollar Tea, Green and
Blacks WILSON'S GRocRRY. junS
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UNDER TEE GENEROUS PATRONAGE o. TIE
FOLLOWING GINrIE,flN

FOLLOWfN9 0ENTLEHnk -
GEN. GEN. !: JAMES u saoS siIoSSs, iAIEs sfa6ks n
Oapt n. GERDTS, W. LADDER, t
Capt. 8. LORD, .JR,,.s III. NuRKEfL,
Oupt. A. MELCHERS~ J: 3. DEYEREU1, *.
6spt. S P.w. WAGNER, Colonel i. r srMoNs,
esps esps AaEi A.sTsaaGRsss SSER b: b. 4 8 liEE A
CAPT 9 E j q 9.,4 ALBERs s.p AW aTslTEgsn EGksh
JOHN KLM6K, s. H..LElDING
B. BoiIMINN, 's adM WTrTES ze
s,5SHS$; srsSSSS sSSS5Ses s ShssssSsI
JOHN OAMPsEN,.,l {, A TIEFENTHAL,
o. WIETERS, .:,,.ls; ty;G.HBEHRE;
g. e. +. 'sER5kiIs sfREeKFUss, :. .,.G..siLIEaTaAE
: J. 4 I osTsap ..c.ri: / kEosRLooa
e. q. STELLING,1r srsH.BULWINKLE,.SF,
e eT1 RqLggaaa 3. aRaSksi sFs5saEeEyxS sR aaAa5 e.
ii. GRAVEs,s.s .is i,4 JAMES M.RAs0a, sst:
Capt q p: F. +. v. VSi Dawson; : dss: q 8 HfAokER 8
Ss Sspsf eTkSEf NHESabas, a aaHls
Bnlets Of Invitation $50 cents each) may also bs
|. F. Won sANTEN, Esq, No. 900 King street !.
ket streets
Messrs. MELouERs 4 MULLER, No. asKing
street. p: - - - n
Mr.. W. A MERTENs, No $50 King street.
GEO. q. LINDsTEDT, Esq, corner King and
Calhoun streets.
WIN. sEMKEEs Esq., corner King end Spring
s.reets..s-, y-sp~~-sts~, 5. - - - S~s
J.HEEsEMAN& q BRO, TO: sz King streets.
D. D..A.AMME, Esq, corner Meeting and Market
streets. s>.ags ~ -. ~s'-" d.
F. F. ToRoK,, Esq, corner Queen street and
East Bay. lssf. -, q.
.FEHRENBACH, Esq, No 8 Broad street.
The ladies have entrusted the arrangements to
the following gentlemen: ~
SENIOR COMMITTEE: .-s
C. VOICT, I-a - G.=LoGIMAN; 80
Ia IEaasxN kALs :. FG G;.sea4EssoRsstA' 2 ss4Ea
". UFFERHaRDT, w. sEMKEN,
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+: FL: ihH{aEaHa FE6RaHH I EfHhtHggHHHRsH I. pEgHHs
JUNIOR 0enMITTER. E-,a'
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/. kHaTIss HUsISsa ...,.. ~ y keGEAEss as3EAE
!. r. @. .GERARD,.,,,.. z. HElSsER, e.S..
E E 5itssTEAh5 osTEs56KPF,a,G fseEGsH,s ~ =
A8- RfEoKE' =. q .1 LusKEN. a s,~s
T. .;.s,,s a coxxr1TEssF FOR HALL. 80
f. Hessrs. oLAUssEs, UErssHa "A aIRDT and yoS
80 coMxHrRH FOa Ausic. 4 ,:a,.. -:
Messrs. wALTJEN 'KhArT8 and ;MUELLERs
Doors open at 0,ctsss 2: y \ so'res closea At
| - .,.,.,A-rF - - - ~ ~
= - = '.s1 e - ---,NRsaDs.A. a. xHPresjden
90 t1s- -: 2Mna r. WEHMANN,rS ,rSecfetaIy.s
hRs J. Il. BoBoH, Treasurer.
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couayors1Enis SEAMLESS KIS' GLOVES, the
best in the wprld. to Oe,aaa atnti 49,.
noy1-5 No. PIT King street.
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GaiIoring.

M sEW F4A S b I O. N
oLoTHs, CLOTHING, AND FURNISHING
$50; : : II ,...,, GOODS, &c. = :. ~.
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ER1essoNs oALoR1o ENGINE;
s. nsssS,t;s,I nua;.,R1
rsps No WATER. REQUIRES NO ENGINEER
oo- I
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CITY AFFAIRS.

CITY AFFAIRS. q
Meetings This Day. -
Typographical Society, ct P. H. ~ -
Young Mems Christian Associa lion, a. halt.Has
1P.M.
Auction Sales This Day.
r~Holmes & Macbeth win sell at o'clock, al
tho RACE track, the stallion Jonoe Hooper.
VIM. Mckay will sell at 10 O'Clock, a. MS s''~e
hand cotton gins. "
EnsIow & Co. win SCI. at aslf-pas: IL
o,c,eck. on Central wharf Irish potatoes ~
Appo,xrrrsr.-Dr. J. q. Reed, OF Andersen
has been sppoinsed notary public oy Governor
Scot. : a. - -
ou.RANrNE.-The restrictions imposed. by
/, hrocIsmat,on of Governor Scott, upon vessels
srriytr from infected Cuban ports, have been re-
moved. 81. .
sVMpLks.. Edward Ssensor, William
yohnson and Miea.., neward have been arrested
under warranss issued by Trial Justice Levy, Oh
suspicion of swsndling, and held Tor examination
Resov.1.-Professor A. Sachteben mas re
MAYED n,s achool from the corner OF King and
uoas, s.r,ets to N. "A Beaufain street; the house
formerly owned and occupied by Dr. Philips,
JACK Fsosr.-In Greenville, on Tuesday, the
.,r was bl ing, and in the morning the tnsrmone,
ter was near freezing point, During tne sn'sa!s
there was good rain.
sALxtoP REh1. --Messrs: Alonzos j.
White 4 Son sold house and lot on Green street.
in the rssr Of the Charleston College, on Tuesday,
fS ss'1s. -.-
MELANCHOLY AccpESg-A little glri ato's :
ar Years old. the daughtefof Of Mr.. Burns, fel into
the cissern on his premissi Ph.tsdelphis 81 ees
vesterss, .ernoon, sndwss drowned before she
Was discovered. -. - S,
A N.RRow pE.AaEs Ryals and Hrs.
Ryals, Of areenville, were driving down Pefldie-
N street In that town. when the horses took
rr,pbt and both the RIDERS were dashed to the
ground. Mrs. Ryals was sserioasiy hlrt, but Is re-
covering. - sfE, sf'E. 4: u
CASES BEFORE rHEs UNITED STATES Con-
MISSIONER YnsrRRpaYlTnree Of the riosers at
wappetsw Church hare been arrested and turned NED
ever, to appear at tue January yfemo OF court
Jenrey snipes, who has been confined IN jan fcr
three. days, ON the charge Of having voted twice.
Nas released on SEQ ball
A RARE CHANCE FOR ADyERTIsERs.-During
tie present week Charleston win be crowded with
strangers, and very large extra editions OF TEE
News will be Issued 10 meet the unusual demand.
Now is the time for our merchants and business
men to avail themselves Of our advertising tpace,
and reap nundredfold advantage therefroln. A
word to the wise, &c.
STRANGERS In the city desiring to subscribe
sotoe best and cheapest newspaper In the soatnss
viii caItst ou7 ONCE and have etheirTFnsmes en-
.ersasssEtasE sss IN SEsAlIE. or W'EkIE z
TgK DAILY Nxwa for one year. ..........s So oo
The TRr.wHEkLr NEWS, for one year.. 90
fBx WEEKLY NEWS. for oBe year. zoo
~
PRonoraD.-We learn with great pleasure
that Mr.. T. D. Gillespie. who for four years past
has performed, With el1cienegand -courtes tina
6nt,au or snner3ntendent or the Southern EXPRESS
New-York tribune., 1870-12-07

,,,i,s On ,bo s,ricaI section have of specimens
Illustrating pathological processes or tno reo'o ohooS
The collections now include sT human crana, and -
skeetOns Elaborate tables have Deen prePrJai %
internal capacity and position 0f the JoIdet Wdg'n
are indicated for each Uranium - hoPeu thn I'M Ine
publication OF this important contribution 10 anlhr0bo
logical knowledge will be authorized by congress- me
tables arranged TO correspond WIN those pnDsn%eo % ~
The CTania americana Of Samuel George Morton, WOuu
worthy supplement that great WORK Ihe nluSeunl
sesses larger number Oh Sdnn sds San are newbeTe
collected; and It would appear due 70 ethnologsts
throughout the world that descriptions OF hG speses
shoud published was done by the Russian Govern
ment for the collection OF Prof. Won Baer at St refers
burg ,, o,,r,os oocb containing 20 pboto-
graphs of surgical cases with descriptive letter press
have been distributed TO the principal lnede e sCnOoss
and societies in this country and Europe me express
Of appreciation with which they were
by the leading surgeons OF New, Ork anu
source Of gratcaOn evidence OF the success OF ts
Office making known to the surgical world the dearly
Tie relations Of the Museum with other institutions,
with view OF interchange OF specimens have been ex-
tended valuable series of casts OF anatomical speci
received from NJ Quatreiages OF me 0oese vi
France. Specimens have been ekchangen Wh M aric
tural Bureau, the Museum OF the college OF slcahS
OF Philadelphia, the Museum Of the New-fork HOspial,
the Peabody Museum at Cambridge, the Blackmore Mu-
scum In England, and tho anatohlcal cohecton "' VA
The number Of visitors to the Museum who registered
their names during the year was l1,66g Among t,sh
% J hrJnv and NAVY oaiccrs Students and scientific
men OF different countries several OF whom came here
expressly 20 examine and study the collections.
At the date OF my last annual report two vacancies IN
the Grade Of Surgeon and fOrtytvO in that OF Assistant
surgeon IT, s. Army, existed During the past year tOur
have resigned and as the act OF Con
grcss dated March g. 1862 still continues IN force no va
cances have been lled-toal number OF vacancies at
present time two Surgeons and fortysix Assistant sur
geOns. The number OF commissioner meulcat oii0otS &
available for duty with troops on the 3Oth
OF June, 1870, was 1l7; on leave or absence
a. on slckleaye, 4. The estimated number OF troops IN
service al that period 33t29. There were 2l7 mill
itary posts beside attachments serving IN the
field and on outpost duty, each requiring medical
officer The number Of Commissioned Medical Onlcers
being inadequate, Contract Surgeons are employed, as
heretofore; but il would be economical ana salts
factory 10 be able TO l the existing vacancies In the
regular Medical staff Of the Army. so long ~ our eX
tended frontier exists with its isolated military posts ana
moving deachmcnts OF troops long will the Medical
STAFF be required TO be kept up 20 the standard number
allowed by existing laws, and any reduction OF that
number viii De prejudcia to the best Interests OF the
military service.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-07

1869. 1876

Mr.. CasSerly superintendent at Caste Garden, SAT-
that the law Of Massachusetts which RENTS the h a
money emigants who leave the State within l5 no m
after their arrival does not benefit the emigant and a
cites the steamship companies Ia induce their passeng
leave the state possible. Many Of the emi
grants who come in this way to New York. become s.el
destitute and receive aid either from the Com
missOners Of Emigration or the city authorities na
state OF NewYork eNacts bond on head money, for AL
alien passengers. Under this law emgrants who become
unable support themselves within years after their
arrival, have claim on the emgrant fund for support
For this reason emigrants prefer coming 20 NewlOrk
The late convention at Indianapolis advocated the ab
clifton by Congress OF the headaX, which, IL there
asserted levied by the States OF New and Mla
chusets upon the emgant. The fact that the emigran
pays tax at all. The fund which is made up OF the
amounts paid head-taX, by the steamship companies
relieves the taxpayers OF the state OF the necessity OF
supporting these eigrants, any them should bee me
sick destitute. This matter Of taking Of the head AZ
is between the taxpayers and the steamship COL
MES.
The work Of enarging the premises occupied by the
Wards Island and Information Departments, az Caste
Garden has been commenced, and force Of aborers n
vigorously engaged The space inside the fence around
Castle Garden is to be graded and planted at the sides
with grass and shrubbery. The sea-wal in front OF The
Emigration Bureau property on Wards Island Is mos
completed.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-07
CORPORAL PUNISHMENT IN THE PUBLIC
SCHOOLS" CRAMMING."

The Board Of Education having instructed
corporal punishment as a Of discipline in the
ScboOls the Committee have addressed circular ~ the
principals Of the different schools throughout the city
skiing Information 10 the nature OF and the effects Of
he punshmeuts employed by them; the extent tO
which has been necessary 10 resort 10 expulsion the
cases uf any Of personal violence shown by pupils 10
icahers the system OF rewards and the necessity OF
more ample provision for bestOwing them; and also
calling for suggestOns In relation 10 substitute for
pOral punishment.
CITY Superintendent Kiddle says in reply 10 @ cOTnmu-
ncation published last week In TIE TRIBUNE There s
10 time specified In the bylaws OF the Board for the
completion Of any grade IL Is left 10 the Principal OF
each school 70 determine taking into proper cOnsdera-
"h all The circumstances, that there ought % be no
examining Whatever. Under the bylaws the Principal
IA sA. 10 gY0 g1ate ca us may 10 necessary for
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XLIsr CONGRESS-3D SESSION.
sENATE......wAsmNGroN. Dec, c, 1870.

Bills were introduced as follows
Mr.. HARLAN rep, Iowa)-To authorize the election
OF a delegate 10 Congress from the Indian Territory
Mr.. SCOTT (Rep Penn ITO repeal so much of the act
Of July a. lsO as continues the Income tax after Dec
a. 1863.
Mr. FENTON Rep.. n. Y.l-AuthOrizlng the Post
masteTGc 10 continue in use in the postal soree
patented device for pOstmarkng, and Tor thc moIo
ehectual cancellation of postal stamps o.to,
resolution offered by Mr. SHERMAN pep, % %On,V
adopted, calling the Secretary or lne ~
for copies Of the regulations prescribed by nm Iot
Transportation Of goods In bond from foreign eou'i
through the United states TO Canada. ,.t,- ~ the
In order TO complete informally the rNls,Ut rNils,noS a ~
Standing Committees, the Senate at l2'55 a'VouiH''
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during the present year:

In 1862 the Irish emigration was so per cent gresd
than in 1865 The same year the German emigration
creased per cent.
The following table shows that the average number
the hospital wards OF the institutions on Wards lslat
during the past six months has been greater than du
the same months in 1869:
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the completion Of any grade hut We suppose ea . me- I'm
ordinary circumstances each OF these ei""0'
ished in six months"
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URGEON-GENERAL'S REPORT

THE MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY
WAR DEPARTMENT, sURGEoN-GENERALs OFFICE,
WAsHINGToN, ID. C., Oct. -, 1870.
Hon. W. W. BELKNAP, Secretary Of War:
SIR / have the honor to submit the follow
ing statement Of finances and general transactions OF
the Medical Department Of the Army for the fiscal year
ending June 30, 1870:
The funds subject TO acquisitions from this bureau
during the past fiscal may be reekOned 40 De'o"sh
10 four different appropriations:
Appropriation for the Metcal and Hospital
Department available ior the onlnAn snl