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The New York herald., 1870-04-09

A UCTIoN sALE.-JAMEs n. TAYLOR, AUCTIoNEER.
n On THIS DAY (SATURDAY) April 8,
At the elegant brown stone residence
81 West Fifteenth between Fifth and Sixth
Sile commencing &t loE o'clock
Magnificent Household Furniture
Drawing Room SUITS Paintings Bronzes fanoforte Statu
ary, sllyerware and many rare, costly Works Of Art,
ut pubhe auction.
The house furnished leya than six poniha
~ cost of $4,000.
rare chance for houseke ecpers aud the trade.
Drawing room Furniture, covered crimson gold, blue
gold satin brocade Window Curtains 10 match; Sscre
tare bookcase, Etagere, marqusterie bois dc Rose
Csbipeis, kncognures, Jardiniefs Canterbury Music
Box Velvet Medallion Carpets Bronze Ormuu Chandeliers
Paintings by enaent arss artistic Bronze satuary Lace
Curtains, Bronze Ormulu Clock, month marble
satuary, magnificent rosewood panofote made 10 Order
Stool, Cover, Music Books. Dining koomExension Ta-
be Sidebosrd Crystal Glassware Silver Casters TurseDs
Salvers, Dinner Tea Service Cbnawsre Sheffield Cutlery,
Linens, Lounges, Turkish Reclining Chairs. Chambers
Rosewood and walnut Bureaus Bedseads Wardrobes, Com
modes hair and spring Mattresses, Blankets Connerpanes
all Furniture servants apartments Caaiogues at
house Every facility for packing shipping goods. Par
cs wishng to attend this take Fifth avenue stages or
Sixth avenue
The New York herald., 1870-04-09

B. WALDRON 4 CO., AUCTIOkEERS.- LIS.
rooms los Liberty and Ill Cedar streets. Furniture
ment Of second hand and Furniture, &C. including
laid, medallion, rosewood, walnut and mahogany Parior
Suits In brocate fancy striped and plain
haircoth Chamb.r Furniture suits also Bed,sads Blu
Bullets, Hall Stands Extension and Centre Tables. Dining
Chairs Lounges, Easy Chairs, Rockers ICrockery
Cutlery, Paintings, Kitchen Articles, &c
The New York herald., 1870-04-09

A LIEN b. MINER, AUCTIONEER.-AuCTIoN SALES
n BY HENRY IL. LEEDS MINER. We shall give
especial sttsntion usual for years past 70 .ales
up VIII nso hold regular weekly sales our
spacious Saesrooms No. 95 Chambers street and No. n
Readc street. for those desiring thiy medium of SALE
The New York herald., 1870-04-09

A UCTION SALE-oF CLAl
n tel and Dining Rooms, 4ol
tieth street, "A. NJ. CRIsTALA
sell, In one lot, ON Monday. Ap
Place ,a i've years' lease.nt rec
gether with handsome Bar, Gil
Plated Ware and many Room
lara furnished, until day of sail
sale Is peremp0ry, on accou
whom IL NAV concern.
The New York herald., 1870-04-09

DY +. COTTON, AUCTIONEER. R.-HoUSEHOLD FUR
ID niare In Greenwich tavenue.-fhis day Saturday
Aprl T. at l05S O'clock Mt the private sience 81
wch the entire Furniture Of the house. embracing
Parlor Dining koom Bedroom and Basement Goods Fea-
ther Beds best Hair Mattresses Sofas Sofa Bedads
Dressing Bureaus black walnut and mahngauy: China and
Gassware &C., &c. Catalogues early this morning.
On Monday April H. this entire Furniture Of house No. M
Clinton place. On Tuesday, April 2 ut No. II Abingdon
square. On Wednesday at Love joys Hotel saexrooms No.
Is East Thirteenth street, Broadway.
The New York herald., 1870-04-09

DY ARCHIBALD JOHNSTON, AUCTIoNEER,
- Once ana saesroom 81 Nassau street, opposite the Foo
0nice.
EXTENSIVE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE RB
MOVED FROM THE COUNTRY FOR CONYE
NIENCE OF SALE
JOHNSTON 4 VAN TASsELL will sell this day at ION
O'clock at their salesroom 81 Nassau street. extensiva
assortment OF Household Furniture sting OF fine Velvet,
Brussels and Ingram Carpets Rugs Oicoths, Mating,
Cramb Cloths velvet and Brussels stair Carpets silver plated
Rods, rosewood Hat Racks Hall Tables. Parur Suits In
reps rosewood TeteaT Tete IN haircoth, Rockers Easy
Chairs, Library Suit plush rosewood Eagere pier
mante Mirrors painted and enameled Bedroom Suits
elegant carved black walnut Suits Lounges oak and black
walnut Extension Tables, oak Buffet, Dining Chairs and
Lounge TO match oak Dining Room Snit in crimson
rosewood octave Piano, Wardrobes Plmpon Bed
stead Gard Tables Centre Tables, Pier Tables; also Lawn
Cutters and Rollers.
Also large assortment OF sitting and standing Desks
Also Pliup.on Beustcad.
The New York herald., 1870-04-09

DY NJ. DOUGHTY, AUCTIONEER.
ID VIII sell, this day, At l0Is o'clock, sa.
the salesroom 10 Nassau street. assortment 81
Household PaIor FurntuIe Velvet Carpet rosewood
Panoforte, Lounges, Ia Mattresses wardrobes
Bookcasc Centre and Fancy Tables Mirrors rosewood and
walDu Chamber Suits Dining Tabes, Sidebords Gas Chan
deies China and Glassware Clocks. Ac &c the whole 10
he sold by cat l0gue and worthy of attention.
The New York herald., 1870-04-09

A DRIAN T. - MTLLER, , INTERPRETATIONS re ~
EAST TWELFTH STREET. ny ORDER OF THE TRus
ADRIAN II. Nj LLkR, PR. WILKINS co. will sell at
auction Thursday April a. 1s7J at o'clock, at the Ex
change Saesroom No III Broadway tho Lease OF the three
lots Land, together with the Church Edhce thereon, stu
the side OF Iwelfth street. between Third
Fourth The lease Is from the stuyvessnt estate n
years, from March 1851 a VI 200 per ground
rent of renewal improvements be paid for
lots together 15xlos6 The edhce s Of stone well
stanAly built and is well adapted for church, public
stntion, factory warehouse. Maps and full particulars
the oace of the auconeers No Pfne street, or N.
SOLOMON, ESQ, No. 2e3 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1870-04-09

| A UCrIoN sALE.-TnIs DAY, AT II O'CLoCx, OF I
! "A good Horses. PARK phaeion, Doc.or's do Conpes
Rockaways, aud second hand, top and open Wagons
single and double Harness, &C., by COLE MURPHY, aa
| fulton street, Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1870-04-09

NANTED-A FIRST CLASS WAITRESS. ONE WHO
w thoroughly understands her business Apply at 33i
West 23d ST., between the hours OF and II Saturday
morning.
The New York herald., 1870-04-09

TINTED STATES MARsHAL's sALR.--BY VIRTUE or
u writ OF vendton exponas 70 directed and deiy
cred viii sell public auction the Tin day OF Apr,
1870 II O'clock A. M NJ the foot Of Brunt street. nsar
Erie Basiu Brooklyn the Schooner lite Aowe her Tackle
&c.
Dated, Brooklyn, April 4, 1870.
FRANCfs L. DALIsOH,
United States Marshal Eastern District OF New York.
mann A PAgses6, Esqs., pfoctors for Lfbeiautr.
The New York herald., 1870-04-09

yxyANTED-A RESPECTABLE YOUNG AMERICAN
w woman companion to an elderly lady, or would be
willing the work in small family where she would be
treated of the family Address H. NJ l90 Herald
office
The New York herald., 1870-04-09

A Lien b. MINER, AUCTI0NEER.
"A BY HENRY II. LEEDS MINER.
ssesrooms 81 Chambers and n Reade streets Art Gal.
street,
The New York herald., 1870-04-09

r. TRAvER, AUCTIONEER.-AoRTGAGK SALE
-. TkAVEk ksLER, o3ce ~ Liberty street, viii sell
Saturday, April at I0E O'Clock, at Ibg Fulton
BroDkyn lrst cl4ss and bee
Billiard Tables tsharps make) nearly and In complcts
order; fi OF Balls Pool Bats Cues Cue Racks,
Safe 20 oak Armchas two Clocks walnut Counter Stovss
Gas fiatures &C. BY orer of mortgagee.
The New York herald., 1870-04-09
JACOB BoGART, AUCTIONEER. ...4
- This day. April p
at 0k O'clock at the auction rooms, No. North William st.
nf

Household Furniture, Brussels Carpets Piano. &C.,
from private family for convenience OF SALE consisting Of
raror Bedroom Dining Room and Kitchen furnure foui
mahogany Wsrdrobes mahogany Piano, PieY
Glass, Pictures, Carpets, Oclotb Ofce Desk Books &C.
bookcases marble top Centre Tables TeteTete Lounges
Sofas, Parlor aud Arm Chairs ~ Looking Glasses.
hogany Dressing Bureaus Hair usk and Straw Mattresses
Beseads Bedding, Work Benches Stoves coalbox
light Wagon, &c. Cash deposits required Goods must be
removed same day.
The New York herald., 1870-04-09

~ JOHNSTON & VAN TAssELL WILL GIVE THEIR
PERSONAL ATTENTION TO sALEs OF HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE AT THE RESIDENCES OF FAMILIES
BKEAkIN1 UP HOUSEKEEPING. WILL ALSO HOLD
TkI.wEEKLY SALES OF FURNITURE AT THEIR SPA,
CIOUs AND WELL KNOWN sALESROOMJ, 81 NASSAU
STREET OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE.
The New York herald., 1870-04-09

PHHEToNs, Phi DOG CARTS, vicToRiks, cXBRi1i.nfs. HnS
sIxsEAT FAMILY R0CKAwAys, sUNbowNs, COUPE
WHYs BaKr fHAEross EPos aSS 5 w
CONS, LIGHT T0r ASD NO TOP BuGGIEs, 70 include
Made by Messrs. Brewster. Miner Stevens, Baldwin,
Adams, Marsh, Armstrong; Manvile, Kean Lanes. and
other well known makers also line OF Basket Pony Phae
ciay.
All of which will be SOLD WITHOUT RESERVE, and
win be exhibition above and from Monday, iith
inst.
The safe Of FRIDAY 18TH inst VIII comprise abont
half OF the stock, ABOUT SIXTY VEHICLES be followed
the next FRIDAY, s2D inst with the balance Of the
stock, ABOUT 75 LOTS.
The New York herald., 1870-04-09

ISY ROBERT SOMERvILLE, AUCTION EfsR- --SAIIS
ID No. West Fourteenth street. odce % Fifth
AsSIGSEES SALE OF FINE FURNITURE.
ROBERT sOMERvlLLE viii sell at auction on Saturday
April g. at his and spacious ssesroom 81 f av
Fourteenth rich Household Furniture carved wsnu
marble top Buffet Bureaus, Washssands Extension Tabicx
marble top Hat Racks Cottage Suits mahogany Bureaus
wood and walnut marble top Centre Tables Cured Hair Mat
tresses Feather Pillows Velvet Brussels and Threepy Car
pets Rugs Mais, Oicoths Also IL o'rlock tine
laid Cabinet rich Ormou Ebony Flower Stands ons
rich nlad solid marble Centre Table together with Largo
assortment OF Kitchen Utenss &c Now exhibition until
nf ala aur{tb brnfu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-09
- rr1nE IN 6RIPs.

The World. advocating the free admission OF
forcica-buiIt vessels to American registry
SAYS; ,,,.....,,,.,,
f-f, b5i Trrc Trad, in vessels would b'htnt orr
ifn,.rer7 TAc.r only chance % getting any u-'-,'
f.-,,rf4 tral their charging 10 more iOT l''3 '' '-'
u.. ,rt-7 comr,i.lcra. Bu, 70 lonc ns thh'' '''"'
m ,r-c vessels nj bar cot, comp ti''JH l8 p'p1!,s''
T.toTlGein slips would relieve American LA'Is'0'''
.ru tl.iasyy laui.crn, Guf cnah'" cur shp""''s ~
,.rI.e v..i their rivals On equal terms b'o %. i'
i,alr .fps cot .lIc, tior business VIII NC .'-Y'
r,s -.r.. tl,il uId.-lIiug Foreigners ana amer
ig, ,,u.t mourn rerthl., departed commerce. once
t,s mid. and boast Of ria nation 1t Is Obvious 'hat
Trse .1.n ships would give u5 back all Nc nave !o'''
cx,epl l.o O.. WHY OF oar 5D.I-JNrds"
C9mmsats by The Tribune.
"Orr rivals can Wccuc vessels at haii-cost,
srvs mistakenly The UcnMj and Vile tHS
can bs Gouc, "compcliton Is hopeless" very
good. "Our rivals" can procure the labor
wlcrawith they dix Ore, Coal and Limestone,
and hcrtflom smcll Pig Iron, "Ht haii-cost;
,-iv. trcu. is moi free competition in Smelling a5
"hor.l.ss0 as in Ship-buiIdingR Why should
not Tic UoyN make q general rather than
special application Of It's Uulc2
But suppose We buy cur ships ready-n6do IN
Throne. how can We odold SO run them Ia free
connie lion with hcrs? Thos evil be ct Least
as cheap as or.3; While The wages of orr sea-
men arc twice as Aiah rs those paid IN Europe.
A BrittE-u.it bat Am,ricau-reGlstercd vessel
having no advantage over one that carries tie
a-e o. her mother country, why not register
Lcrcs British, man I.r in British pct,s, and tlus
make taice thc swing urged by Tie World?
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-09

useless to attempt to preG9urc. But il is one
OF tho considerations apper'aining TO the cub
jcct which We are not permitted entirely TO
disregard.
Altogether, we have little tight to imagine
that the war abroad aill make us even tempo
rany any richer or more prosperous. We
cannot base any solid prosperity On tho dsas-
tera Of our ncighboT5, Cyn If any one we're
base and selfish enough 10 wish to do 80. The
utmost that we can do Is 20 gather Che lessons
Taught us by a strife which we had 10 power
to avert, and which wc have 10 means OF mid-
gatiur, and to ponder them we'll. They should
strengthen or faith IN the Institutions under
which We I've, aud iEculcato anew lie beneG.
ccnces Of peace. Rut let u5 not deude our
solves wih .hc belief that, in some mysterious
way. the vide wrath and destruction On the
other side of the ocean alo going TO turn to
Oh. advantage and put little money into our
POCKET. They won't On The contrary, tho
destruction Of any portion OF the worlds
wealth is felt mCasuI4bly By al the world.
We have got indirectly 30 bear our share Of
tie siupondous cost OF these battles Of the
Ttlus; aud the wider the strife the heavier
viii be our reckoning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-09
Vie IFnrl1 saYa


"TIE TRIBUNE, which Recently arro'sncd NJ. h'hloa
Sands ior stating that the battle Of Coyel0tto had re-
cessatcd tie surrender OF Sedan yesterday abused iAt
BOTd ior stating that 'cJmmancs lions had clearly been
opened between tic Amy o., tho Loiro and the caqla
while ia ;i" sane breath TI. TaBuSE Itself solsmnly
declared A.t smnilEenu-ly With tho recent advance
OF Amy o; TIC Loire, ana mariresty b. prcc0recrt,
IrocLu impclcd several grand sorties from Paris"
ECia0rhS.--That there has long been "pre-
"concrr5" between Paris and the Army Of the
Lone 10y means OF balloons and carrier
pigeons, Is q very open secret Tie World
DID not refer to these casual and furtve trans
missions waen it announced that commune
"catiors had clearly been opened [by the re-
scent Gehtincl between the Army Of the
"Loiro and the capital" The dodge resorted
TO above is cmueDtly worthy of its source.
The battle OF Onyelo,to isolated the army
Of Marshal Bazoine and may thus be re-
carded as nccessitatng the surrender Of Metz,
but not that OF Sedan, which was constrained
by wholly different and more recent German
demonstrations. If The Worlds special cor
respondents nave not ere this made plain so
notorious d truth, that journal should DO
promptly supplied with different correspond
ents OF a very different editor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-09

There is good deal that is clerical about Brigham
Young after all. He even makes one think some
times of ChrysOstom, Latimer Gilpn, such is the
plain and practical way in which the PTiniate of
Utah snites the temporal foiies Of his flock. In
recent sermon, the reverend Brigham played
cas- tic variations upon that ineXhaustble theme Of
rebuke and exLortation-the fashion Of wOman's
Iaimont Il have been called upon,' said the patri-
arch, tristfully, TO buy sixteen, sevent en-, and
eighteen yards for a dress.' Once it was not so.
Brother Kimball would bear testimony that his wifs
Vilate "was tall woman" yet six yarls of calico
suiiiced to make her Dress and "a pretty fulI
pattern at that. Brighau's mother "wore ths
cloak that her mother before her wore.' And so the
shepherd Young went on with his discourse upon
gowns, touched upon tho costly dresses spoiled by
the babies, and concluded by denouncing sewing
machines as inventions Of the Ancient Serpent Bat
q candid hearcr-at least, Gcu.le hearer-might
have repliod: Old fellow, what do you expeoti IL
you have fifty wives, yOu fool enough to suppose
that they will not dress against each other to please
your Revcronce3 You have made toys Of them
don't growl you old sinner, about tho natural conss-
uuencesV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-09
FRIDAY. DECEMBER 0. 1870.

No d.. rr.,.n 70. gre rci o'tcd nom France. =-.
r,,s's answers 100 , ether Cre't Row Is ag' Ien''ca.
-,.. ...t ,c.. .s s.,.'eai == Thc aim Iar i3mtrt
t,....Ii-. tAo b.ug mailing c.ca. =-- F'Ne
,r.ou, were i.Ic- a.d several wounded by railroad
scc.dcut 80 L.s..-..
In io senate. ss,gray, n.s vc~o introduced TO Pre-
wont assessments or u.yc.nl u- '4 lorr for polNc'
rurpos.. and e., amend tac P.cVmpt.on laws; JOINT
resolution v-as presented proposing CONSTITUTIONAL
Amcnlr,n. 5.BJur 80 woman aifase. Tie now
sa.1. e C.-....c.. 0o' appointed == IL the House.
a1I g,. ..tl, ..eG % reduce ,uc Internal Revenue
Taxes: d.. Tma E.ruHc uu wes reccmit'edi the
lwforleu.ai G.atilu ui tho l,lur Abuse was dis
t5,.cd at ler.n which TsUtcd in striking ont every
thug relating @, TO- being equiv eut to Its abolition
It's reported shat Pres dent Grant and Admiral Porter
have been rtc11ried. Csl. sherman acting as peace
maker --= Senator l. &c Will shortly be nominated
for Justice o. the CouG: Of Claims. = The fune-
r4o The late Gen Hiram WHlhridgc will take place near
Washington on Saturday. == Valuable silver mines
have been discovered IN New-Mexico. 1913 a theatcT
Las been burned in Cincinnati. =- Two Indian lnur-
dcIors were yuchci ln California
TIE CoJrty Supervisors arc angry with the Mayor FOR
casting mega i,o vote n defeating n resolution OF
which majority e. them bad voted afrmouycly. -=
The receipts ~ tit II brow Charity Fair are abou'
10000 --- mass meeting of French ympathizer
isproiec'eG a. Cooper Institute. == Col Goweu lee
tured on raising swten sniIs. 49, Gold, uOi, no.
TucrmO.llJ,T, 20, o.. AZ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-09

While the human tongue continues TO wag With
bridled hberaity it is highly desirable that theirs
should be an exact understanding of the law OF
SANDER The Superior Court in Illinois has Just
ruled lin Brinlman ACT. Theis) that 1t was NOT
slanderous for the defendant 10 say to the painth;
"You cheated many people "A charge Of cheat
inc said the Court cannot be made the basis Of an
action unless the particular act Of cheating is con-
neeted with the plaintiffs business so that special
DAMAGES nav be declared on" A decision like this
certainly allows no little latitude of defamation.
and we are rather inclined to question the soundness
of the ruling which is a wholesome one, If it can
only be shown TO be good law.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-09

Sometimes we.hardly need TO be told what man
died Of We read mot without slight irreverent
gigglel how pious Mormon deceased was recently
followed TO the tomb by twenty disconsolate widows
We believe that the Hibernian howl has not been
introduced INTO Utah-Otherwise, the ullaloo on
this occasion would have been tremendous not 70
say intoerable. 1t would be satisfactory to ouI
curiosity if we could know whether these "ldo"s
Qike the boreaved lady of Ephesns) wept with one
eve and winked with the other aud statistics OF the
orpbans who completed the procession would be both
interesting and instructive But what better argu-
ment against polygamy can be wanted than the
inellable absurdity of twenty widows' How rich
must man be to make suitable provision for such
"A familyi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-09

Miss Edith O'Golman has been giving her lecture
on " Convent Life i'm Chicago, and has not we ara
happy 70 say been molssted nor does there seem to
be much in the lecture which should excite the ire
Of any rational Catholic Miss OG.5 grieV-
ances while che was in scluson do not appear to us
to have been very severe. She was not allowed to
ask for new dress, though she wanted one but was
OBLIGED to wait until it was given to hec. II was
held in couyents TO be a moral sin 10 use per-
fnrnery, and looking-gasses were entirely forbid
dem Il was also So moral sin to look IN gentle
mans face.D or to lock ont Of window To Ca
res baby" was "A high r.isdcmeanor; and TO crown
all, Miss OG "had known six sisters 70 be IL love
with the same priest at the same time' Under such
delicate circumstances we think that the rule OK
silence must have been wholesome one. AS for
the evil-dsposed priests who lead the sisters omoral
DEATH they are old acquaintances-wo have heard
OF them often enough before. We have never been
able to discover that the Catholic clergy In this
country, as a body, any worse than the parsons
Of any other determinations and as for the reyela-
tons Of escaped nuns they all alike. The gaping
public receives rst what it has been taught 70 ex-
poet. We heartily wish, for the sake Of Christian
charity that it were otherwise,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-09

The House has not changed its res luton on
Che repeal of the FranlIing Privilege. 1t yes
terday repeated by an emphatic vote the con-
domination of the abuse which it pronounced
LIST session. Now let the Senate act as
promptly and positively. The new Postal
regulations which will shortly be sent to it
will contain a brief, unoquivocal clause re-
pealing the privilege in all its forms, and this
section, at least ought to be adopted without
modification or delay No good reason for the
retention Of the abuse has been adduced since
Last session, when its defenders put forth the
strongest of their few and weak arguments F.;
while every day that it is continued reveals
more glaringly It's absurdlties.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-09

The PaNguayan Investigation Committee
of the House INDUCES in sweeping censure of
Admiral Godon for not aiiording better pro-
lection to Minister Washburn and the at
taches of his legation during the late war ;
and a court martial or court of inquiry is
likely to pronounce on its verdict. If the
Government does not order the first, the Adj
miral will doubtless demand the other Such
inquiry will be eniinently proper. The duty
of our naval officers to render all protection
in their power to citizens abroad is so UNI
questionable that every failure to perform it
should meet with rebuke and punishment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-09
her. and ultimately to form part Of line
hence TO tho eastward part Of Cape Breton,
only 200 miles from Ireland. II says;

"The European Gud North American Railway, char
tered by tho state Of Maine strictly speaking cAihH'
only nom Bangor 20 tho boundary or the Province ~
Ncv-fuiu wick although, viii be seen, &c 6Jist"n-
tally embraces Infinite number other roads, and To-
I'm fact tc luud tUHk, 30 Tar SO IL goes 81 tho railroad
fy. tom stretching from the picHc 10 the North Atlantic
Dream icw miles beyond tho boundary line 70 con.
,.arts with The Brunswick and Cauada Railroad,
cha.tcrod by NeW-Bruuswick ana now IN operation.
The d,tgute from Bangor 10 this intersection H. Us
miles The New brunswick ami Canada Road extends
already nom the point II i:cr5ccon 10 uolon, north
rlr- ., Calais, ST. t,heus and - Andrews sugfIrry,
rut cqsfw.u,Iy ~ the nourifh'ns city ~ st. john,
m tie mouth Of tic great riycr OF that name.
Tina .li,e rn.road continues CaatwaTly beyond
H. john by tic valley OF TIC Knnebeccas-, oaG is IN
cucrfD {, Dots' ,rr at tie head 0i the Bay u Fmdy
and sled ac on tho shore Of TIC Guli 81 ST. Lawrence
From dorchester r. lsto continre 10 Truro, from wh
pot fl rs nn,dy in operation to Bailax The d.,ances
OF tlc r0nis now mentioned arc as follows; From Ban
cor 10 the mleuccton aith the w-Brns"tN ana 'Ai
ada Road rs Ls baca stated, is is ues-e latter ROAD
HOW opcn 10 HJulton is o0Wcs, Win branch 10 Ie'
cri,ton ~ 20 miles; ~ Ssphan- Clo ond o. Andrews
are about 10 niles S. john % miles nom te point %. IL"
tcrs.c.ou From 81. john 10 HALIFAX IS 20! miles. iA2
entire distance from Bangor to HALIFAX Is about 40
miles
"fLual understanding oHd provisional n'rcnG'moits
will llg MS emf ire inc. with rs tributaries, under one
maniac u.ut The ttIci.On indeed, ioE end - end
hls locn under one contract The only portions u-com
rl,! ire iror NuttaFa T. Tie boundary Of New
Brul. W .l aa7 from uug,.ce. o. Truro III me i'a'
10 IN operation. and the remaining LINKS VIII be IA
lihed during tho next SO lsou."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-09

The Civil Service is not to be reformed after
The fashion which Senator Wilson sets. He
las submitted bll to prevent officials from
assessing their suJordinates for political pur-
poses, and to prohibit al designing persons from
couuptiug Government officials with presents.
AS long as there are knaves to disgrace the
public service and fools TO vex us, this BILL if
ever adopted, will remain imperative. The
only true method of reform will be one which
shall discriminate against rogues and their vic
Tins when seeking to enter the service.