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The New York herald., 1870-04-09
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKET-L0HD0N, April $3.50
r. M.-COnsols closed at 93at for money and 93,.
for the account Aniertcan securities closed steady
Bonds-ls62's, 9l;sis65's. 90}l; ls67's s9;l; ten
Erie, 81; Illinois Central, ia; Atlantic and Great
western, 28ls.
PARIS BouRsE.-PARIs, Apri s.-The Bourse
closed firm. Kentes, 75f. Soc.
FRANKFORT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., April s.
United States bonds lOsed quiet.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. LIVERPOOL, April
$3.50 r. M.-Cotton closed firm. Midding
upanus 1IJ4d. The sales OF the day footed up
900 bales 5000 OF which were taken for spec
tion and export The sales OF the week nave been
ard 1900 speculation. The stock Ia port Is esti-
mated at 455 900 bales, OF which 2T40O0 are Amer.
can. The receipts OF the week have been 20 900
bales, oil which $4,000 are American.
IAvRE CorToN MARKET. -lIAvRE, April Scot
ton closed quiet hut firm on spot ana anoat
TRADE Al Observation-Disclosures, April s.
The market for yarns and fabrics at Manchester Is
firm.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFs MARKET.--LIvERPooI,
April 8--P. M,-Wheat, 49, Id. a 9s. I'd. per Genital
for California WHITE 7s i0d. for No red winter
and SO. I'd. for red wInIer the receipts OF wheat al
TINS port Tor the past three days have been 22 800
quarters, OF which II, 500 are American. Corn,
2ss. Cd. per quarter for European. Peas, 3Is. per
quarter for Canadian.
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKET .--LIyERPooL.
April S--P M.--POrk buoyant. Cheese, Ills. 81. per
cwt. for the best grades oil American ne Lard 6Ss.
per cwe Bacon, 5bs. I'd. per cwi. for Cumberland
cut and firm.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKEr.-LIvERPooL April
SIP. M-Lnseed oil, f33 los. Tallow, AS per cwt.
LONDON PRODUCE MARKET.--LoNDON, April $3.50
p M.-Taliow. 45s. Sperm OIL, f92 f93. Ltnseed
cakes rmer at 60 los. Lnseed OIL E32 los. Calcutta
inseed firm. Whale OIL Gao sugar dull, both on
spot and an0at. Turpenttne duil.
PETROLEUM MARKET.-ANTwERP, April 8.-PetrO.
leum decilntngi quoted at 62&f.
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THE PACIFIC COAST.
Appropriation for sectarian schools in Col,.
fOrnia-Strike ON n Railroad.

Appropriation for sectarian Schools in Cali.
fOrnia-Strike n Railroad.
SAN FRANCISCO, April I. 1870.
Governor faight Is greatly censured for approving
the bill granting $4,000 out OF the public school
fund for the benefit OF the Catholic schools of this
city.
The reports Of the suerlngs OF the laboring people
OF san Francisco have been greatly exaggerated.
This class of persons have deposit In the savings
banks OF the city between twenty and thirty MIL
lions Of dollars.
The workmen on the Patero Railroad, who have
been receiving about forty dollars month and
board struck lew days since Tor an increase OF
their wages.
Templar Lodge of Odd Fellows OF this city. last
night voted 81, 200 to assist In introducing Oddel-
fOwshtp IN Europe. IL is thought that other lodges
will increase this amount to $4,000.
The Oregon Republican State Convention meets in
Portland Tomorrow.
Advlces from Victoria state that the United States
steamer Mohican has arrived there.
The Governor OF British iC0lunbia has decided to
appoint committee OF three " carry their terms OF
confederation TO Canada,
The democrats OF Washington Territory have nom.
mated Judge James I. Mix Tor delegate TO Congress
Arizona advices to March 20 have been received
Smallpox was raging ieariully In Prina county In
Tucson the average number of deaths was five a
day. There terrible mortality considering the
population. The Indian raids continue The recent
rains and SHOWS IN the vicinity OF Prescott had bene
ntted all classes.
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A M U S E M E N rs.

SraINwAY HALL-sCARLorrA PATrr-Standinr
room only and very little OF that was tue rule at this
admirable artiste's concert last night. She sang
Muzios characteristic aria, 'SThe Nightingale and
Benedicts Carnival Of Venice In that clear bril-.
liant, birdlike tone IN which she nings forth her
marvellous voics. revellIng In unknown regions
where scarcely another soprano living can reach
her. and for an encore in the rst part she "dashedu
of che ratting bolero from the "Sician vespers.r
Henry Squires, tenor OF high attainments sang IN
the opening duet, aud afterwards pretty ballad OF
Hodson's IN irreprOachable style. the vivac!ous
Ferrantl troed out couple Of bufrO songs IA his
own inimitaDle manner. The deep voiced Hermanns
supplied the place Of tile organ. Sarasate played
q violin fantasia Of his own with clear broad
tone, faultess execution ana scholarly sly e which
betokens the true artist; and the pianist, Ritter
gave evidence OF his careful, flashed Thaberg
school Of playing In the duet for violin and piano
In themes from "Wnam Tev ana q couple OF
Lltolt's and Prudent's little works. 1t was thor.
Oughly enjoyable concert throughout as might be
expected from such an assembage OF first class
artists. matinee Will be given this afternoon aud
sacred concert Tomorrow. Miss Patti Will shortly
appear at the Academy OF Music as Queen OF the
Night IN ''Tne Magic Flute" role admirably
suited to her as IL gives her voice full scope for its
boundless warbltngs and does not call for acting of
any noticeable kind. Her numerous admirers and
their name is Legion, viii be delighted at the pros
pect OF seeing and hearing their favorite for once
outside the dreary walls OF the concert room.
The New York herald., 1870-04-09
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Prominent Arrivals in This City Yesterday.
General Hammond, of Albany Senator F. A.
Sawyer, or South Carolina J. Fairy Of Rochester,
and Miss Mitchell, Of VassaI College, ut the HOf.
man House.
General Upton, Of the United states Army; w. L.
Scott, Of Erie; E. j. Curley OF Kentucky L. A.
Btgelow ana Otis NOrcross, OF Boston J. f. Coleman
of Hartford; DIR. Kennedy. OF Roxbury General
Schriver, OF Baltimore, and Potter Palmer OF Chi
cago, are at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
Senator G. L. Spencer, OF Alabama Senator J. G.
Harris, OF Louisiana; Ex-Governor Seymour OF
New York j. b. Babcock, of the United States Army
and J. II. English, OF England, are at the Everett
House.
Wendell Phillips J. T. Sargent and Joshua Pierce,
OF Boston; j. X. Wndman ami II. NJ. Lang OF phil
adeiphia, and ]. Edey, OF Chicago, are at tue st.
Denis Hotel.
Ex. Congressman j. V. L. Pruyn. of Albany: Mr..
Wnitredge, OF Baltimore. ana 8. d. Mcmillan OF
Cleveland. are at the Brevoorr House.
Santiago de Val, OF Havana; +. w. Latham, OF
Texas; Edward Hogan Of st. Paul. Mo-. and A. J.
Harrett, Of New Orleans are at the New YORK Hotel.
Judge r. Cochrane, OF White Plains; Niles Walker,
Of South Carolina; J. F. Meagher Of Minnesota; L.
Prang, of Boston; g. Barker, Of OHIO; Judge J. I.
Martin, OF Washington; r. w. Gage, OF Chicago;
JnSs5 ]. /. Lathrop, of Washington. and Samuel
tW,i MyyT!$l", fecentJ Nssssw .-s,..r-~-'1 .,
Idaho. are at tue Metropolitan Hotel. 49,. :.
]. II. Ramsay, OF Albany; f. G. Birdsall, OF Nor
wich; ]. N. Mccullough OF Pttsburg; II. Ii. Houston
and S. b. Kingston, OF Philadelphia, are at the st.
Nicholas HOTEL
Commander E. Simpson, OF the United States
Navy; General o. l.. Shepherd, Of the United states
Army; J. $. Buche, OF Oregon; G. II. Newman, of
Vermont: Professor W. M. Evens, OF Pennsylvania;
II. Waters and w. b. Spooner, OF Massachusetts, and
Rev. NJ +. Martin OF Pennsylvania are at the Astor
House.
Captain Wilson, OF the United States Army; Pro.
fessor Hotcnkss, OF Sandnsky. ana Dr. H. Leverdge,
OF st. John's, N B., are at the st. Charles Hotel.
Prominent Departures.
". X. Muir, H. +. Sargent and George l.. Dunlop
for Chicago: DR.. George b. Linderman, for Pennsy-
vania; C. r. Griggs. for Illinois.
The Congressional committees attending the
Thomas obsequies returned last night by way OF
New York city, en- route for Washington.
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Prominent Departures.
OLD WORLD ITEMS.

Financial reform Is the watchword Of the Greek
liberals.
The compositors and printers OF Vienna have been
on general strike.
The Papa government will redeem the Roman
coin circulating IN France at par.
An tnhaDitant Of BergamO fell the other day into
leech pit, and when taken out was dead and COW
ered with leeche6
The steamers of the Messaqeries Imperiales will
leave Havre for India, China and Japan on SUNDAYS
at eight A. NJ, hereafter.
Br,gandage is still rife In Greece, particularly in
the mountainous districts, but the government ls
working faithfully to suppress 1t.
The Austrian Prime Minister mas persuaded the
Porte TO send strong garrison into Albania and the
SultorIna Russia, France ana England separately
hint caution to the Sultan.
On the 21st OF March the Empress OF Austria ap-
psared surrounded Dy the ladies' OF her Court and
the Archduke Joseph, at the grand gala perform
ance given at the Ofen theatre by the Magyar ars.
t0cracy and was enthusiastically received.
On the 18th OF March Karl Heinrich Rau, the Nes-
tor Of German National political economists, died
Heidelberg Archives OF Political Economy gave
him European reputation.
The wurtemburg Chamber has Just terminated the
discussion Of the law on weights and measures. Tue
metrcal system Will become obligatory In Wurtem-
burg on January I, 1872 and That for superficial
measurement January l. 1876.
Orcial statistics published in the Fteie presse OF
Vienna, show mat the number OF arrests and I'M
prisonmen,s IN the Peniteniary Increased from $3.50
In 1859 TO 8032 in 1862 In view ol the steady
rapid augmentation OF the calendar the close OF the
next decade win PROBABLY exhibit u roll OF 1000
The subject awakchs much solicltude In 1896 the
year OF the war with Prussia, the number OF cupnts
Iell OF. IL was then only G,Dl6 whereas In 1860 1t
had been 1,75l.
The clergy assembled at Rome begin TO feel snx-
i0as about safe quarters during the summer heats
and the malaiious season. fhey nnd Monte Mario
the only saubrious place IN the immediate vicinity.
Sublaco, the skirts VI the Alban and Sabine Hills
and the charming abbey OF Grotta Ferrata, near
Frascat, are among the iavoritc retreats mentioned.
Some OF these are advantageous owing 10 the fact
that the reverend fathers can pass To fro 10y rail-
way.
Brush trade exports increased ST. 800 600 IN jan
uary above the total OF the same month in 1862 and
IL per cent over 1855. Cotton IS the same as asJ
year Haberdasnery Increased 10 per cent; eartnen-
ware, Q; hardware II; linen yarn, Is; linen goods,
g; machinery Il; iron, 26 largeiy taken for 1ndial;
SILK manufactures I. Wooen manufactures ang.
mented per cent while yarns fell of o. In the I'M
ports wheat arrivals, which were chiefly from the
United states and Russia increased IL per cent
Each OF those countries sent LOO, 600 cw Barley
ana indian corn arrivals decreased. Cotton receipts
uary, lSs9, when they we're buy 3e8.0ol.
The New York herald., 1870-04-09
ItLeCRAphiC NEWS LENS

DR.. Thomas e. Durant OF New York city has pre-.
sented an endowment OF $l5 900 to the Albany Medi-
cal College.
A tire at Meredith bridge, n. H.. Thursday morn
ing, destroyed smith X FOss block and The 6nisninI
mii Oh Tie Wanzawan Mil Company. Loss, S26, 900.
Several members OF q family named Cove in
Lowell, Mass, are dangerously i'll OF trlchinosis.
The physicians consider the symptoms unmis taxable,
ana caused bJ eating unc0oked pork.
A passenger and freight train colliaed near Breck-
inridge, NO.. OIL the Hannibal and ST. Joseph Rail-
road night before last. Both engines. the baggage
and several freight cars were smashed. Peter Day
hon, the engineer OF the freight tram, was killed.
young Engishman named Charles Johnson,
who mad been a reporter In London ana ton some
ConnectcuJ papers, was taken sick IN st. Lotis
about two weeks ago and was sent 10 the Quaran-
tine Hospital. Last night he committed suicide by
cutting his throat
Leroy Cotton, who was to have been executed at
Gaivest0n. Texas, yesterday, for tue murder or
Major Lochman last April, committed suicide by
taking morphine at five O'Clock yesterday morning.
He left letter requesting that his body be gwen TO
his brother, and that knife ba buried IN the cofln
WITH hlu.
The New York herald., 1870-04-09
THE SUN AND SOLAR PHENOMENA.
Lecture by Miss Maria Mitchell

Miss Maria Mitchell, Professor OF Astronomy at
vassar College, delivered lecture last evening at
Apolla Hall, upon "The sun and Solar Phenomena
Generally" The audience was large and apprecl.
ative and consisted mainly Qf the lady pupils and
principals q Sly boarss Schools. There xefe also
many OF the friends and admirers OF Miss Mitchell
present The lectufeg was introduced to che Assem-.
biage by Dr. Samuel Wiletts President OF the Black.
well llhrmary for Women, and proceeded TO De-
scribe In admirable word painting the Rlories OF
heavens greatest luminary, making therefrom
the apt and quaint inference that 1t was no wonder
that there were fire worshtppers. A comparison
between the sun, and resulted IN the in
ference that there was much more to be learned
from observations upon the former than upon its
satellite or the stars. Women were pecuary fitted
for this exercise, because they had more time upon
their hands than men, and because their 0rganlza-
ton was much more sensitive. she depOred that
little science resulted from the practice or obser
yatlon Of everyday lie. Admiral Smythe held that
any household without barometer thermometer,
misrt scope and cycIopedia was not far removed
from barDarlsm; and, judged by that standard, she
feared this Continent could not yet boast OF its ad
vances IN civilization. There were, however, many
engaged In the interesting exercise OF observing
the solar .'spots' and other remarkable phenomena
eoanecsed ,Sa with The body One lazy living near
daily and photographed the result. At Vassar College
such observations were regularly exercised. The
danger TO the sight was considerable from fixed
gazing on the uminary, out by the use OF colOred
glasses-the eyepieces by Dawes were The best
and by the exercise Of some care no inconvenience
could possibly arise. Calico and Arago mad. no
doubt died blind, and Sir w. Herschel lost the use
or one eye but the twO latter lived to be octogena
rans She paid charming tribute to the memory
OF karlin Berschel sister 10 the great astronomer
and gave facts TO snow how large hand she had in
the amazingly rapid productions OF works from her
brothers. pen. the lecturer then entered into an
exhaustive resume OF the various hypothesis rela
tive to solar spots desribed their Developments and
appearances, and showed that In time science would
open up the caverns OF the sun and measure ITS
mountains geology had dived into the recesses OF
the earth and told its secrets and indicated that the
time was not far distant when the terrible acct.
dents and revolutions occurring In the phOsosphere
OF the sun would be found In the HERALD newspa-
per each morning side by SIDE with the teegraphic
lntellQence from all the ends Of the eartn.
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ANOTHER NlIRu-sl YCeaSs EXPLOSION.

KidaeGeld Again the Scene-TwO Men Killed
Another fearful explosion occurred yesterday AZ
ternoon at the RUNS OF the niro-glycerine factory
near Hackensack, which was blown up a few weeks
ago.
Two men, HoIIanders, father and son, were In
stanty killed, the accident being caused It is sup
posed while endeayoring TO remove some OF the ex-
plosive element which had Jailed to explode on the
nrst occasion, the Two men being at work clearing
up the place. The grandfather was killed at the ex-
ploson which destroyed the factory upon the pre-
vious occasion.
The loss to the proprietor Colonel Shairner IS set
down at $4,000 upwards OF 1000 pounds having ex-
ploded. MIR. Shaffner's theory OF this explosion is
mat II was caused by the heat OF the The nitro
glycerne was not fuzzy manufactured and was
mixed With acids, readily become heated by the SUM-
The New York herald., 1870-04-09
A Card
From the National (Eigin) Watch Company.


CHICAGO, March, 1870.
An advertisements repete with false
recently appeared IN various newspapers the guse
communication the signature OF "Howard Il Co.."
in New York, nominaly engaged settings watches
they generally understood be the interest or
their advertising bills paid for bv, rival American Match
juring the reputation OF the Eigtn Watches.
In the recent injunction suit decided those
IN favor of the National Elsn) Watch Company, judge
Van Brun in the New York Common Pleas, Special Term,
March IA, ls'0 appeared in evidence that said "Howard
Con- nominaly the agents Of the Watham watches
had In their possession but six genuine Egn Watches all
told and they had expended
vertising Egn Watches TO be sent the CO. ID" pan
wide reports of the published.
In view of these pertinent facts aud the odum
the &C. q. d. watch business, the public safely
determine character traffic iHoward Co arc
enyous Watch Company referred degrade the standing
OF the genuine Egn Watches to the medium eve of their
foreign made watches offered
The National Watch Co.. of Elgn, H. for the common
caution the public that they do
have furnished watches to any party whatever 70 be avcr
made the medium OF much swinding and which would
naturally be made the for traffic In the worthless
prudent for those deros OF purchasing
Egn Watches s to apply respectable eweler
The real Egin Watches elegant, accurate durable In
styles and at various prices each accompanied tho
special warranty certificate Of this company and usually
also guaranteed by the local dealer matchmaker,
had of most jewellers in ali towns throughout the nted
States Call and ask to see them As additional
III. q Culver" n Il TAYLOR" &C. NJ Wheeler" "w: Ii.
Frances Rubie" together with the words "Elcn, M"
engraved the gilt plate inside These the trade
marks to denote the various grades and bu,
certificate duly signed by NJ Avery the President
company and numberedto correspond with the watch
Factory at Elgin Ill.
Business Office, l59 Lake street, Chicago.
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EGYPT.
Teiegraphs and Trade xeensions-Rsvivffy.
iuG the East.

Aose9tepus aU0 ffu00 Exteu9tOnD-M0vfvtfyS yS
Ing tho East. ~
Letters from Cairo, Egypt. Of the Sd OF March re-
port the national progress IN trade and interccm-
munon with tue world In general as follows:--
The new submarine telegraph has been SUCCESS
iuny laid by the Great Eastern from Bombay 70
auen, me Hawk and the William Cory with the re-
~, aaer oi the cable are coming through the canal
~ ouez to lay the shore end, and then proceed down
.nv l.eu oea 10 meet the Great Eastern, about 300
M & rom Suez at whicn point the final splice Will
uJ ,,h 1aue: Inc British Indian Telegraph Company.
VII, VIII view 10 the additional business this line
M w.' pI,n9 nave Just succeeded in procuring from
my my .nsyp.an government increased facilities for
,uo , nsnssioh OF messages across Egypt. In re-
oun t, lu ihls concession, however they have been
ooilpeu to give up the right OF carrying local mes
ssses petween Alexandria, Cairo ana Suez-a loss
VI ABOUT ts,oOo year In connection with the
ABOVE direct submarine line between SueZ and Bonn
pay there viii shortly be laid lines from Falmouth 10
Gibraltar and Malta from Marsenles 10 AIgiers
iEom Gale " singapore. from Singapore 10 Hong
Kong and Shanghai and from Suez 20 Australia
The Messageries Imperiales have established 4
direct service between France and the East via the
Suez Canal. The Ho0gly has Just passed through
from Suez TO Port SAID, with the mails from India
and China and l66 passengers viii the Peninsular
and oriental soon follow this exampe2
During the month OF February twenty-five ships
passed through the canal from the Mediterranean 10
the Red sea, Of which thirteen were English, and
i've the other way, OF which one was English, This
makes altogether siXty-ive paying ships that have
passed through since the opening.
The New York herald., 1870-04-09
DOMINION OF CANADA.

Statement of Annual Receipts and Expendi.
tures-TariG Changes-Increased Revenue
Anticipated.
OTTAWA, April g. 1870
Sir Francis Hincks made a financial statement in
the House Of Commons last night and stated the &C.
tua receipts for the year were $l44s5 1885, and ex.
penditures $13,973,4os.
The following changes in the tariff go into effect
today:The duty on cigars per pound will be forty.
five cents; COAL fifty cents; SALT five cents; that I'M
ported from Great Britain the British possessions
to be 1ree hops five cents; wheat four cents; other
grains, three cents; spirits, eighty cenJs: spirits
mixed or sweetened so that the degree of strength
cannot be ascertaned 81 20; ANIMALS OF all kinds,
except those imported Tor stock, ten per cent ad "a
Sir Francis sad an increase was made on some
ITEMS Duties We're Imposed on several Items fhat
crease Of revenue would reach s.. 1o6'O
The New York herald., 1870-04-09
Musical and Thea trical Nots,s.

The Brooklyn branch Of the celebrated New York
Conservatory OF Music gave a grand concert in the
City OF Churches on Wednesday last, at which q
number OF the pupils and professors Of the instu-
ton appeared. Among the former Miss Fannie
Goodwin, soprano Of rare excellence; Mrs. Haigh
Miss Josie Eddy, Miss Hirschfeld, Seiior Buitrago,
Mrs. Godfrey, Misses SeixOas and Barber made
very favorable impression The programme con-
sisted OF selections from Wagner, Wallace, HOr-
mann, Robardi, Beethoven, Verdi Aard and
Rossini. Mr. s. n. Griswod Is the director OF THIS
musical conservatory.
Miss FRANCESCA Holben, who possesses q soprano
voice Of hugh culture and natural sweetness gave
concert at weber's piano rooms on Wednesday last
on which occasion she was assisted by Messrs.
Werner, Lott and T1mm. She created quite a
sensation among the fashionables present.
The Brooklyn Philharmonic Society give the fast
concert OF their season AZ the Academy to-uight
MISS Adelaide Philips Mrs. Reed and Messrs Ron.
cont and Hoffmann are the soioists
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The City Of Boston.

LONDON, April g. 1870
Mr. Inman. one Of the prOpretors OF the Liver
pool Philadelphia and New York line OF steamships
commonly known as the Inman linea publishes
communication, in which he expr esses his DISBELIEF
that the steamer City OF Boston oundered IN gale.
He says the City Of Boston and the City Of Antwerp
were twin boats, and they both encountered the
same gale, the latter without damage or serious
Difficulty. All things considered he thinks the Bos-
ton collided with one OF the lceburgs so numerous
to the northeast OF Cape Race ana went down when
only two or three days out from Halifax.
The New York herald., 1870-04-09
INDIA.

Telegraph Communication by Deep Sea Ca.
btes-The Tariff from New York to Bonn.
bay.
LONDON. Apri 8, 1870
The telegraphic service with India via the suez
Canal and Bombay direct cables, promises to meet
the expectations OF the most sangune. Messages
are coming through promptly BY the rates now in
force message OF ten words, bstween New York
and Bombay, India costs only SIT So gold.
The New York herald., 1870-04-09
The occasion was one Of rare good feeling.

The Chinese Mission Preparing for Home.
BERLIN, April 8, 1870.
The Chinese Embassy Is preparing to go to Brus.
sells. where negotiations for treaty with the Bel
gian government will be commenced. After visit
ing Brussels the Embassy will proceed to Paris
Madrid, Lisbon and Florence ana VIII return to
China In july.
The New York herald., 1870-04-09
Oregon Republican Convention.

SAN FRANCISCO April T. 1870.
The oregon Republican State Convention met In
Portland to-day. General Joel Palmer was nomi.
mated for Governor and G. Wilson for Congress, by
acclamation. The platform adopted approves OF the
policy OF tue administration, and declares that no
repudiator OF the public debt can be trusted in pup.
lie places; 0enOunces all form OF reputation; op-
poses any change IN the naturalization laws so as
to include Chinese suffrage, and recommends uni
yersal amnesty.
The New York herald., 1870-04-09
ENGLAND.

The Steamship City Of Brussels-Advance In
the Premium.
LONDON, April g. 1870.
The Underwriters ask twenty guineas premium on
the Idman steamship City OF Brussels.
The steamer Is believed to be safe, h oweyer. as
she has plenty OF canvas.