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The New York herald., 1870-01-27
NOTICE TO HERALD SUBSCRIBERS.

We will esteem it favor il our readers VIII
inform us, by letter addressed to this office, OF
any dere!iction on the part of the carriers oil
tho HERALD. either in furnishing the paper late,
substituting other city papers, or leaving spoiled
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THE KENTUCKY LEGISLATURE proposes to
butt the afteenth amendment off the bridge
A resolution was introduced by one Of the
members yesterday TO punish any one who
entices negro laborer to leave his employer
OF who employs such a negro laborer after
wart,a
The New York herald., 1870-01-27

TIE TEaGUE ISLAND JoB.--Mr. Dawes has
done an excellent thing in having the bill for
the removal of The Philadelphia Navy Yard to
League Island laid on the table. He will soon
attain Minister Washburne's former title of
swatch Dog Of the Treasury"
The New York herald., 1870-01-27

THE BOARD OF HEALTH in its last days
seems desirous OF doing all the work it can.
DR.. Swinburne yesterday furnished report of
were negligent about reporting smallpox pre-
sented their defence, prosecutions were ordered
against large number Of alleged swill milk
dealers, DR.. Harris reported large number Of
streets as filthy and the street cleaning superin-
tendent submitted a report casting the main
blame on DR.. Harris himself for the dirty con-
dition of the streets. II the Board had shown
such industry heretofore it would have de-
served longer lease.
The New York herald., 1870-01-27

The TRIAL OF SANDERS d. BRUCE on a
mcnced before Judge Bedford yesterday The
defence seemed anxious to procure postpone
ment, but the Judge refused on the ground
that tho evidence to establish the truth Of a
libel should have been at hand when the article
was published, or else the article should not
have been published at all. There is law and
fact in a nutshell.
The New York herald., 1870-01-27

THE MILITARY COMMISSION In GEORGIA has
succeeded in reconstructing the Legislature.
A republican has been elected Speaker of tae
Lower House, and the seats of nineteen mem
bers have been vacated.
The New York herald., 1870-01-27

TIE LAST OF SALNAvE. The = latest
accounts from Port au Prince report that
Turin Saiaaye, late President of the Hay'ien
republic, was sentenced to death and shot on
the 10th inst.
The New York herald., 1870-01-27
Spain but the restoration OF the Bourbons,
scarcely even excepting Montpensier, will
strengthen Napoleons position.
Runner Of ,he Dsa,a Of the Pope.

We were informed yesterday evening by
cable telegrams that his Holiness Pope Plus
the Ninth was ailing in Rome and that the
Ecumenical Council was likely to be dis
solved at On early day. rumor prevailed
in Paris after midnight that the Pope was
dead, but the report could not be traced to any
authentic source when our after dispatches
left the French capital Considering the ad-
vanced age Of the Holy Father, his arduous
tabors in the ministry from an early pc
riod Of life, his foreign travel, and the
recent annoyances of the Ecumenical assem-
blage, we would not be surprised if the rumor
should prove to be true. The event Of the
death Of Pho Mono just now would be
one fraught with the most important
consequences TO Earope, its governments and
peoples, besides agitating to a great extent
and for some considerable period of time the
whole Christian world. Further intelligence
from Rome will be waited for with anxiety.
The New York herald., 1870-01-27
Proninent DeUartures.

General S. Il. Webb and w. r DencKlar. for wash
ington; Colonel Bssel for Hartford; G. B. McCartce,
for Washington; f. Q. Tufts and R. $. CoyllL Tor
Rostu
The New York herald., 1870-01-27

NIBLos GARDEN, Brosdway.-0nASp ROMANTIC
PLAY DUKES Morro.
The New York herald., 1870-01-27

WOODS MUSEUM AND MsNAGERIs, broad syav, cor
Thrteth sAa,nee daily Performances every evening
The New York herald., 1870-01-27

BOWEIY THEATRE, Rowery.-Bucg, Buog, Ho,
MANr HORNS: or, COM UP 10 l65, &C.
The New York herald., 1870-01-27

FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE, Twenty-fourth st-SURF
OK SUMMER SrsSgs al LoSa BRANCH
The New York herald., 1870-01-27

AhlS-i:aTS T..s eYeaMs.
FRENCH THEATRE, I4th s. and 9th av.-LA GRANpE
DuonEsSE DE GEgoLsTEIN.
The New York herald., 1870-01-27

THE TAMMAHV, Fourteenth s,ree..-rnE RUaLnsaur
OF BAD DIoaEY.
The New York herald., 1870-01-27

GRAND OPERA HOUSE, corner OF Eighth avenue and
Esd st.-Jocrisbs, TIE JUGGLER-CooL AS A CUcUaBEa
The New York herald., 1870-01-27

NEW YORK SrADr THEATRE, fEou IS and a Bowery-
OPERA Bupro--rng GRAND DUoHrssE
The New York herald., 1870-01-27

BOOTHS THEATRE, Esd st.. beiween 5.h ana 9Th avs.
The New York herald., 1870-01-27

volume xN,ls................ 80. .,
, 1870-12-20

which looks to the public Treasury and tho
public ta1ee for everything. They ask the
so1ernment,> which virtually prohibits ths
building or the epurchaae Of atoomora, to
ta1 the people to Fay the svessel~ovners
back The bounty they must Pay to the iron
makeM -, >se'>
by the LEST steaue. ,fro1n Honolulu, thero
came orders from New Zealand to Chicago
Tor agricultural implements, and 10 Jack
son,. Michigan, for wagons The reason
why NO do not supply that whole region
With agricultural implements, is that the
material is taxed SO high, not for revenue,
Lut to favor The iron and luu.ber interests
rat cheaper machinery can be had else
Where. Everything produced in those
islands except gold, that they might er-
change Tor our products, is so taxed by US
that IN Australian can do better business
by trading 5000 miles further away, In
stead OF voting subsidies 10 steamships ali
Se have to do is to reduce the taxes on
what We produce, and on what NO import
from those countries, and, without tho loss
OF one dollar of annual reyenue, nc vii.
enable our merchants to build The steam
thipe, and secure the greater part OF the
commerce Of the Australian ami polyn nesian
communities.
, 1870-12-20
Ioi1Iorutn Girls In Printing 0YY1rcx-

E'oM ~ S&N FFsn<taco RuHx,tn
Previous TO tho etrika su1ppr the snr Fr.r.
caeco pzintees, the female comnos;tnrs ~ IN.
city hhortd uuee1 greater disal lvsnt.res N. 49, =
ever embarrassed their Eastern eisters. Thar
we're rcEarded 10 into!lopc1s ty many Mem
SeIs OF tbs Cnio1, and enIld Eet 40 {oothn1d
IN Inc. Larger printing establishments. The
nttoAs disosndment Of the Union relea sed
tho women from she IRnob.e position t6ey IN.
!osHy oeenpisd, and gAva them opportunity
Several young xc1n.n accspted positions On
the -Ao7asnS CoN few mouths sinee- Theu it
WA lnpostle bio TO estuFe enough male CON-
positors to issua the paper. The fen7Is c1m-
po9asors hzve proved faithful aad eE5ciert,
md the seven now employed aet typs NTH re-
GIL issd asa egpssds. Ind RsseTs t.
and capacity Of Ca1foznia gir!s is damonsffatea
again by the succsas Of tho Woman .ntp q ttoopeI-
asive Printing Uuiou, No. Ia montgomery
etrees. As originally started INC ana r. gu
not achieve tbs Euceoas sn.S ~ y ~
I'D 10 sunerint end It's Affairs retired In disgust.
Miss Ti1Tia 4; Nehu1 ond pe1t assumed contro!
n tho est.b,ishm ent. and under her efficient
m,ns re1nenti. u making a1cal1ent pzugresa,
This Office Z eo2r'essb b!sh y esnsy respect, and
sblr With specimens o1 exhibition 1t lssjine
ciIices Of the CITY,. Tae Office gises cons.ant
employment to tl1seen persons, ten Of whom
are fetn.les- II any expert in the printing
tu.auess ID incIinod to think WOMAN il Il
lltt1s vstue - mt5po SETTER visit to this
,l vii e1nlode his absu,d sheow
u. u t1n r question. Most Of the compositions
ndse,. and hava learned what thsY know OF
nc typographical art In California. ThrTn :.
mo yo1ng lady fmaf1ied) occupying : oAee il
90 odao. whose rspsdsty auai oorreckness
'eola e1ase surprise In any Office In tae laad.
, 1870-12-20

and uin thow beyond Ill cavi, that, With
nearly III Of Tire most successful, she proats
tame AlEuoat: solely from the increase. Of the
negroes inetead Of tho planting pfopox.
=, ina year tic csup OF cotton II, rave It DO
that Of 1860, undoubtedly II largo i one IS
~! eytr raised; In fse., It ia generally a.;
oat, il would fully equal that OF 1850. .Proha-
| tty folly half Of that raised has been upon
ths shafo system The planters, negroes ind
al, lave run ia debt, and tbs mesch3ats hkvn
| s1usted I'll, with b = Prodigal hand Ali this
oi oi' aee5 bsc5 re done for ,n,,o ia ezRsc;,soa
out to be 1e,y low T - compared m
| to thst es.culated upon. Tsking tho Mh5le Of
the Southwest, itcns5 safcl: be said That ne AZ
", II cot quite as much, has been advanced
| pren the csop, in The Eay OF eu2pl;es, u can
20 teshzsd theEeon-~,Tha consequences my
readily be imagined. Tho Elsatsr, finding
himself no batter, eysn sors. on thsn yesT
,sgo, and reckless thereby, is too 1pt to ignore
his creditors asd sive them tho alp bY s1nd-
1ng his cotton elsewhere for sa1s. Tbs btact,
feelng no retfon Why he should do hattar
than the Rhits, finding his ahare viii bring
him hsrely enough to..1esva him where ho
creditors 10, xhistie, while he picka oua Tho
ejo:' OF neighbor for pay Nor ,s II, indned,
the crop at the black Alamo that u lsft; nm
picked On tha contrary, a / have 1t from
tht mereh1ntt. tho blacke, as 1u1e, pick ont
M and bIsnE IN their ootton f4z: more promptly
-. Eetueeu- the two, however, from re3.ops
IKE theee, and the fact Of the crop bsipg
very laEge one, there ID perhaps 20 per cant OF
the cotton tllAl will ranain unpieked, FThe
country merchant. very naturally, Ii making
desperate Efforts TO make himself good This
eap!Ans the fsct, which hare heard COM
mthted 9po1 By travellers As passing strange,
that At I'll & The Inland towns along this road
Itgber prlct Is being pstti tor eortuu thip It
VIII tf1ng In New Orleans. U%Aoa the ssus
principle that the cottoe-pltn,e7 readily cur
cents 10 raF alrnost any price for supplies With
saeh to make his clop, tho merchant CON
with which to make himself xhols. That eishss
viii make themselves whcIs yory much
ooups. CelticeEiDg his eI.raorainA.y p-otjte,
pethsps the merchant mAy-the m5ro eape.
e!allE 20 ~ lie ha: in :.oss instaaso,, in add
eon s.n 70 @ l!sn on .he csop, one on The farming
will fare ~ we'll, ] ca.Eo, believe. On the
contrary, can we'll bc!ic7e thsra rorse oIT
1nAn ther were year ago, In thst their cyedit
must OF Necessity te much impaired by the
fuT supplies,
Ny own conviction ia that the South ia ,hso-
la:ely the poorer to-day for the lust crop
RAISED, a4 II haa been literally eaten up In al
vance, For all OF this caa eep IA hope. aaFe
IN . complete and fnal revolution il ina
Hbele s!stem OF planting, This credit sy.-
If The South. Just 60 lang Is he plsntes
can command credit. jast 70 loag he Will con
tlhuo to ova1fsch hiMeeif in gambling on tlle
coming ctop. the least failure in quantity OK
xa!ne OF which must. Of necessity, PROSTATE
the while interests Of the country.
liability Of co!ored labor is he nerest bosh.
Ike trouble ia not 60 mUc}, tl1at fl,a p;1r.r
, 1870-12-20
pRRS0,yJL.

Central o. Il. Srotaer T.. Porte Crayon1, L. 10
ssse editorial charge Of the Cha:les;on Is, Cl
A"atds from the 1st OF J6uus1J.
-Ats+ deborah Card. Of Newcastle, n. a.. ia 4
card thss uar Il al played" u JET, s,a navtoe
loAt eos TWO new tech At the Ake OF -.
MI E Mann, boos snd shoe manufacturer.
o. Hafordt Mass, has recently sold to French
agent |'Doo knsrs.css They were purchased
iscnl our Enre1nucnt by III. MAau for tns mr.
piss OF making boots ard shoes.
". P. smith, Of PfttsyiyAu!s, Va. committee,
sosc1de last week. After eating dinner he went
mo an ad1olalng roon- lad down On the ,,oo..
kpfead handkerchief over his face and saas him,
seI u tae head With pistol. lie had peea Atctae
on Welsh taseotssr lobster salsd, liger ber, and
cncunberg
"a fatm hand. named joseph johnson. whoh,.
bfc-me insane through love OF music. ent.re,
me cao1ndaiGua Baptist Church, on Monday Of
iaa veal, and destroyed cabinet organ md me-
ers aeoa. IN order 70 compel The congregation to
pu1cas&e = new organ.
The Marquis Of Bu.e recently .ttr,d~, N.
0nHake Of = daughter OF one Of his teuau,1r-
.ao, waea the roor WAS cleared for dancing.
~ae aeote AAsqu.s LED o1 With the youthfn, hri,,A
s'ese!And, who was found guilty OF naytnr
I'M, .1nrHrsed Warren George, AZ o7tnstuu. Me'.
~ seN A&e, hks been granted new 3rtsi o,,
lao ground that The jury IL hIs ca.a 49, ..a,,,. ~
found verdict Of guilty OF uurres ~. ..apy
fs:ng the degree. 1'0' 'pset,
a New York letter s1y9: .The arto, ", IA
teFson, went into down-soKu hant fr s,.~.
eoee@' 5et1efoe5. pay1ble to bis order. Str,no.
~ mst Seem. no one OF II. clerks rerocn,7sd
sae actor IN the c!izeu. .Tho srod bef,fe thrn M
10 Inc demard that he mus: be identified. he eon,,'
MaAe DO AAuAfacso!y exhibit. He loofey shon,
Ae oaok, eaaced ose7 the queues Of custom en-.
..,,.. ~ w "a tAaanaf iace He turned to the paving
HI ~ tFk -
, 1870-12-20
CUBA,

1nc Prospects OF the RcvoIn,fonSst,
1Aou2ht TO be auaprovlnR-I1ae Sr,.
AinE's OTTER OF rSac ftcIn%sSi-C
conditional 1uuePcudcnec DC.
Rashi"gt0" tLte 1e, oe.2asA to i1< Nee Iort 7,t
The Cuban cause is In sarer,i -as-o,.
gs1utd as horeful among in suppcficr. h.1s "a
y NeF 1oEk city th+rs " not only great sa11s:
faction felt 1t tho fact df tue steambr Hnr,st
having got away withoas Any technical y;ni,.
iicn, At le1st, OF tho neutrality il g. but At tiA
i1nportant proofs given within the past ten
!toet cs5s 81 tbe desire q Spain to close up ths
pchdecce. \ cortlertal sgsnt OF Kinr
ami ateus has been in New York 4rl here fnrr
eonc two or three weeks past. Oyer.ures
were msde to prominent public man, knosn
os,a;niDe to tss cao,ns for the purpose
terms Of peace, II any, could be mada Be. BE-
tween the eolnhstante. The gentleman sub
nltted. as the ieast he would consent to bea-
TO t1s Cnh.as the folion:ins points: :.
:tn uns9naitoaa1 sei m and Immediate.
ERnt.' Including leEi:a! OF all connscatious.
Euatantte Of religious freedom, he iI6erty
I. Equal rrpresentaiion iot GnSs IN tso f.o,..,
as thar Accorded to other PROVINCES Of S3at,s, l
= = eo'sn:al altoncmF similar to saat Fx1a,Ipu
Sme,iean niea, n{nr,ne. stato aad tie British Nu1i6
8 Ins !e.aova! By the Home Goye.u1nen, OF ali
Un;s9d Ias5 spa'n nd cnba should consent that tbs
were enforeed and compiler with b. bo9h p1rrte1'
ne !ast condition apPcaru to havs been the
stumbling tsu block oo the Spauish eida. but even
~. tnae vas consented to: Tbs cubans, however,
af.tisSt dt e1ms,les to refuse .pprcval npoa ths
Pendenee could be eourht bv than INA
= atrocities ne1petraied against them rendared
II impossible that the two parties could i've
services Of tho Hornet, which. Il
IL ~, uHdssssood, ,*t!l receive h4z asn.-
for Stssan vish coal and tixty picked mem :.
c1ewl. haa .omething to do Tith their de-.
eiAion. Eut il ia detesr1i1ed BY them thar tha
war must Terminate only in tieir suecess. OF Or
eemr!ete or utter overthrow. From the ure
Ecnc* manifested BY the Spanish agent, there
le no room to doubt that Il Is she esIuest d..
s9e OF thc rcw King to secure peace ~ s.riv
as Fesslbia- Thase negoti1tious usr b. ~,
opened, though The Cutan appear Is BE- nm
saeld.rE. Il may Be slded that tho Prceident
aas Known Of tho negodadcns, and 1hAt the
sontittons meet his approval. NV
, 1870-12-20

Description NJ KIcr Appearance.
Sd5 Be1naydfnk corTtsponeenee of lht dEa Cu,;.

Dissertation NJ E1cr Appearance.
saa B7naydfnk corrtsponeenee of lht dka Cu,;.
jtornia-
At Joro Station, Colorado Desert, on the way
n 4 T., from Arizona, No ;" struck r the noted
Of Jehu, fer he dsiss:h fn1iously.' He Was fnli
of news Of the great ehp, which had been
found the day ba{oto by the fartT uoder
CHARLEY Ciuekcr At tho very point indicated
by tho lndianu- During Tho night We
passed Ciuskcr.. He, desired to coma
fnll and h.d bzckcn sxlc-' d:hetl =" With 4
mes9uit btaneh-ws could not tako him no,
To-day he arrived here. ard gire you .,ta
story for what it is worth. Clusker has bseu
sus tHensy.ono days this second expaditiou)
He found it between forty and flity miles
southwest Of the Dos palmos Station sud lis
Cavassoce Lake, precisely where be va told
~ tho Indians and others It wonid te found,
~, nc fad @ boen many hoars without water. aud
a4cant aan taaEs ;n ~ va none within six miles,
hssuro himself Of the faet that tho shin
WA there, and returned to lis wagon.
travelling AL night on foot, nearly dead With.
.,. t,haIst. G!uektf says be saw .heshlp distinctly
thfoush p hte glass, about . milo and i ha1t Nis-
tant. She lleH on her beam end, her bow.
bowsPit, and stern well above tho sand tho
Ealst OF the ship we'll covered with sand. and
nilo"a Of sand all around her, He Judges
that abe is about $50 feat long. Upon rspests
cd Inquiries It he right not have BEEN de-
ce'ved BY mirage Or eone natural. obfect. fsn
distinctly and positively says No." His e(ass
y ~ excellent one, and be vas sur.it VA he
eh:p 10 aaw. His party hal travelled i've
days and four niehts, On tilirty-ai1 GALLONS OF
Wtter for four men and five anjtaas5. ani l,e
wxs forced 10 return for water aud pfoSisions.
CiutEer brings in CURIOUS petsifsetions, spc-
Saae1 S'meMs o. s'!ser ore and pumlee stone- He
With marine Ehefis, aba}ones, and other yario-
ties. In the r1ouIeains he founI yejns Of siI-
Sef ore, epecinens Of which be gara ne for
1ssaE. They resemble tho chloride rock Of
White Pine. Mr. Clnskar stands hich in this
community for yesscity and nen.e. He car
tainly he1e!rca he has found the shiD. and
esery ono here believes him. He Starts To-
morrow again taking several BARRELS for wa.er.
Piank to ctoss tho soft mud Of the. Cayaaeons
- L2ke-~mch has no ua4ar en- the sur{aee. hut
IN Which water risea in ! Afoot.tep-to takn pna-
EStston Of and explore his new trusauro. IL
ctusker will and himself famous. Il be Ina
not deceived himself. III concurrent sssHs
monry as to the great ships c1istence would
he proof most damning'' in eoars Of ius-
, 1870-12-20

to oauy one OF szo who hAvo failed over tho
heidA Of one or two vino baro succesded-
There can be no manner of doubt that the
woskiugmen who distributed their gotca be-
tween Miss GalTett, Professor Huxley, and.
Mr. CreneE would, hid they kno IN the safety
OF tho arst and eecond WAS Assured, have
heared more votes On the men of their own
order. Tho leesons Of experience taught BY
Tuesday are. indeed, as plalu u tho mode to
ayoid the repetition OF tho blemIshes Of tho
election ia obvious, snd thoy may bs left to
make their Own way. Wo will only add one
other remark, that those who hkTs felt afraid
that novelties Of electoral machinery would bo
misunderstood by metropolitan electors may
be rFassufed by what has happened, and may
safely resolve to be 1t onco wise aud bold ia
drAsing up, as thsy soon must. eehsme Tor.
tho government Of tho metropolis,
, 1870-12-20
COOK COUNTY REPRESENTATIVES.

Tlc1s is .u effort making in various
paris of tho State 10 revive the story that
Cook County is entitled, under tho new
constitution, to only fifteen Represents
tiscs in tar Legislature; and, upon this
prete1s, it is proposed, by some persons, 10
a'"Inaa oce fzom the North District, one
from the south Dist1<.., --.7 i've f.ou, the
West District from their seats. There
have always been narrow-mindcd iudi-
riduals in the Legislature who have Is.
Huncd that the interests of Chicago a.c
an'agonihtie to those of the State, and for
that reason have never neglected an oppor-
tn"'ty 10 make any combination having for
III pu5poee blow at Cook County, which.
OF couf]e, means Chicago Nearly ali the
Injurious and disrepntable legislation
aaeet'ng this cilY has been enacted by the
Eotcs OF members in remote districts,
whose aruwed retson Was a desire Il, nnr.
ist this city. TIE rea, reason vas nroh,.
bly, something else This external hos
tiity, however, has never ret reached the
point Of disftanchisement.
The ruruber of Representatives fo u5,;c.
Cook is entitled has been supposed to ba
involved in come Doubt or obscur;tv Int
TO my person disposed to &c. fairly the
case is plain one.
Tle constitution, Article ~, Section :,
provides that
!. The population Of the stafe, IA aseertained
y toc Federal cenkux. 6hau BE- dtTfded " The
LnnhcI lsa, AID the qucuent sha1l be the ratio OF
REPRESENTATION u the aosse OF Representatives,. {
"EsefF county Of district having 4 pon,1.a.
ala not !eas 1a2c the Fn:to and xttee-fri1s shati
4't entitled TO two Hstrcst ntAstyea anj Gor fncA
n.eat n"'sbtT IF ax4ztttdats <1sal 10 :Ae rato.
!. .sc4un.ass h1 Wing orcr 9oo,ooo 1na.nltsn,s
ma5 oe diffcd tnto districts, eacn enttte,i to Ttt
Urea ~ ~" A"~F1eseaIe~
@Al lie seen that existing 81 co1u-
lies and ''distsiets" are used in this sec.
t'on as equiralent tesma. This plsn. with
what follows in the ne1t section. xas in.
funded to he The Permanent rule Of nnnor.
torment, In case The minority rupr.acnt,.
tion clause vas rejected. uthelatt4r vera
ratified BY the people, then th. nl.n cst
forth in Sections and 8 OF the i,o3s,.-
Tive article was only to sororu for IL.
, 1870-12-20

Aae popultiloh OF new Jersey, il will ba
eeen. incroazed quite steadily At lie rita NJ
abo9t Is per cent during each decade presioos
70 iedo. eince which date thc rate Of inc,esse
has boen more than twice ~ great.
The inequalities OF the increase aince 1857
in counties having equal advantages in rai!.
road facilities md 11a1ity OF land is r.ther ra-
maItable.' The First Corgseesioasl D:s:d:t.
Inch m a. sn!osed far iess advantages than
the Second and Third Dis7cts n tha Tst;o 1'ed y
tre1e.te, while the Fourth exceeds It bv ~ oaly n
pe1 cent. TIE relative increase h., bssn S ~ ~
e :s!,sEs: II the E1st ceassaaaional plsssist,
"a per cent Fourth, SIS peT % ee1,t !. % ani
flitn, 8. 8 percent. OF the agricultural coan-
!es t6o eon6f.lsaa aD9I exhibits tho nSsas
~ i .ae ., onts soanhes *hish maintain .os run
Aadson. is e @l.s h.ssase. Cumberland Es.e1, Bsrsen
~,;i 1he following fol- g.ss. tbs population Of The
theis population 10 1854 .n1 1ssn WIKI
, 1870-12-20
The Gait<d .States Economist, a standard
authority On matters of trade and tusi.

The Cait<d States Economist, a standard
authority On matters of trade and tusi.
ness, says:
All pe1soca acquainted with tus,uesx on,,,z
n thls city asd Throughout the Jailed ssa:ess
kboN that there has bern 40 pes1o,l It, ee ies O;
ac Fes sn11 fr .,
10 tasta!n tteir positions. Nos IL tnis dcuression
to mercantile circles Il extends to
eoiaannss 4Iem saa tue snte T..
Of ne country. We hear Ii. sane
se%P1. se 81 sae a, e ;aG = !sss5ey q
retmenA 1rtieeo, II Is psonab'c that At 10 pe.
ma tnce the rnaIttsl panic ct ls33 hare he
people sune!ta mnfe ffcn stratsened means. Or
q commodities OF course, there b no doTnrivnt
I9sefty E among ary class. bat there Is an aose1ce
nr1t, u ~ soaiV ~ e Soialn he comforts and even
have bec6me 8ccnstomed.- .e'
The causes OF this depression, according
TO the Economist, are due to excessive
taxation, to the gold. boarding policy of tho
government, 70 the outrageous tariff, which
inteFferez with the exchange OF oommodi-
lies, apd robs Peter to ray Paul, and,
finally, to tho WAL in Europe.
At the outbreak OF the war between
ttanca and Prussia, many people fancied
that it Was tho prelude to high prices OF
breadstuf1s, an active MARKET and good
times generally. The result has proved what
more sagaoious observers predicted, that
It Is impossible for two great nations, COM
rrising seventy or eighty millions NJ poo-
pie, to abandon the arts Of peaceful indus
Try, and commence cutting each others
throats and wasting the nccumulatious of
T1HE SYSAy ~ L.~
, 1870-12-20

Fortunate disposition and partiL insanity OF
the lady, aud not from any fault tu tho msn.
lhe repetition Of tho ubai il relied on to shox
that damages ehonla be aasnssed for such rep
clifton.
William: Allen Butler and Charlaa 0'Cooor,
tor plaintiff IN er1or; T.. ". Haztlo7 and
Chief Justice Casey, OF the Court OF. Claims,
for defendanta- 80.