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Ayers
Hair Vigor,
For restoring Gray Hair 10
its natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing which
is at once agreeable,
healthy, and effectual
for preserving the
hair. Faded or gray
hair Is soon restored
to its original color
,riM the gloss and
freshness Of youth.
Thin hair is thick
The Shasta courier., 1870-05-21

Fill the boiler with soft water to within about
three inches Of the top of the inside iler. Slice
up one pound bar of good hard soap.
Bring the water to a boil, and then place the
clothes in the l.ot water. The water will immc-
diately pour over the she'll all around and If il
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ORLEANS. SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER Is. 1870
TIL. PRESS OF ENGLAND. ~. *.

tone Of the London Press is at once
ctaristic apd despicable As long as the
er0r Napoleon was considered the grand
Ky Power of Europe, and able to infict
tupon England, the London Journalistic
laed htm to the very verge of sycophancy.
Yin near, they assaulted him with almost
u violence. When he recovered his posi-
they recovered their appreciation of his
and great qualities. Now that he is in
mont peril, they discount HIS fall, and
u on 70 the extent of their ability. :.
Who gave Napoleon lavish praise,
: Ard puffsd him - a thousand ways,
Ihroush all bis proud and prosperousdays7
. Is The servile Press of England.
wh&~hsn his star va. bright and high,
CAlied him our good and true aiiyT'
IhaplAyish Press of England.
Who, when his solaisrs side by side
With Britain,s forces fought aud died.
proclaimed hts greathess far and " ide
The blatant Press of England
Who s>id the world could ne'er forget -
Eia wisaom, when hfs seal he set -
To Cobden's treaty. standing yeti
The sneaking Pssss of England.
And Nhe, when dangers near him cams.
Assaulted his powe' revifed his name,
And sought 70 bring him woe and shame,
The fAithiess Press 81 England.
Who strove to raise In every town
A furious crowd to hound him down.
The treacherous Press Of England.
Who soughf. With keen and at, ong desire
TO mako bis throne his funeral pyre
TIE shameless Press OF England. ! !
And who. unless shyy mend shsir ways
VIII Some ono Of those coming days,
On En8iand bring. wars whitening blaze
r The ribald Press of England.
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NAPOLEON AND FRANcE.-An English
Catholic writes in this style of Napoleon:
Like his great ancestor, he has been
abandoned to his enemies just when he
proposed to abandon Christ's Vicar and
with him Christ's Church to the nIerciee of
the wicked. Well may Catholics say with
thankful hearts, Deposut p0tentes dc sede!
How has he fallen, the mig hty man, through
his own worldly devices Like Saul, he
has been raised up by God to rule great
people, and, like Saul, he has confided in
his wisdom and bis legions, instead of full
filing the duty for which his power was
given him. The betraSer of the earthly
Head of the Church has been himself be-
trayed, and his descendants shall not sit
upon the throne of their father. Bat France
snail yet take her place among the nations,
when revolution aud infidelity shall have
tried her for the last time, and :be son of
st. Louis shall bring her comfort and
peace.
The armies of Germany are the instru-
tnents of God sent forth Ia do his will. He
who iondiy thought that bis dynasty would
be cemeuted by war has fouHd that the
battle is not mans but Gods. Let us.
mourn for the people of France, for heavy
aud great trials, thick clouds aud darkless
must precs d. the glorious day they shaii vet
see; bnt gTIeve not that he has talleu who
thought to- make the Church % stepping
stone to power.
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The New York herald., 1870-03-24
MAKING WAR ON ERIE.

VIII Erie be Relieved from Tnxntion In
Jersey City s-Thc Common Council Qucs-
tions tho Act of the Railroad Legislature.
When Fisk had bill introduced into the Camden
and Amboy Legislature at Trenton relieving the Erie
Railway Company Of local taxation In Jersey City to
the tune OF s33 oo0a year he not very sanguine
OF Its success. But he soon realized that he had
fallen into Q hungry crowd that had been
gorged q week previously over the Air Line
bill by the Camden and Amboy, and their
appetite was greedy for another morsel. The very
name OF Erie made them jump with delight. The
Common Council OF Jersey City went In body to
oppose the passage OF the bill, but their remon.
STRANGE was laughed at. The act was gulped down
by the ravenous legislators, ana the taxpayers OF
Jersey City will rue the day the measure passed.
Jersey City must pay State and county taxes for the
property occupied BY the railroad companies, while
the latter are relieved from an assessment which
would be imposed on any other corporation or any
private individual holding the same property.
Governor Randolph sent message to the Leglsla-
ture just before adjournment. calling their attention
to recommendation IN his previous message that
railroad corporations should be taxed; bat this mes
sage was laid on the table and left there At meet
ing Of the Common Council Of Jersey City on
Tuesday night series OF resolutions were
setting forth that, according to the opinion
OF the law adviser OF the Council, railroad
companies liable to this taxation. and appoint
ing committee to examine the question and report
the advlsablllty OF testing he cOnstutionaity Of
the law recently passed The Corporation Counsel
Speeches were delivered by the Aldermen which
were anything but complimentary to the men who
vOJe1 for this bill in the Legislature The committee
are to report within thirty days
The New York herald., 1870-03-24
BOARD OF HEALTH.

The OHal Docks TO be Removed--A New Dodge
Delinquent Doctor to be Prosecuted.
A session OF the above Board was held yesterday,
all the members present with the exception OF Com.
missioner Smith and Dr. Carnocnan.
THE FAT MELTERS.
Inspector G. D. MURRAY reported. in compliance
Rendering Company, ordered to remove before March
Is from the foot OF West Tnirty-eighth street, are
Still running In full blast At Toby u Booths, Smith
Ely Co.'s and the Butchers Association the In
spect0r found the places clean that they boil fresh
fat but he was unable to ind out where the lat came
from.
STEPHEN SarrH wished suit commenced against
the New York Rendering Company, ana moved that
the attorney be instructed to commence suit each
day for every day they had violated the law since
the 18TH inst.
DR.. STONE stated that the company nad agreed TO
remove before the 18th inst and they were still
Tho attorney was instructed to prosecute the CON-
pany for running the place without permit,
Messrs Brennan and Manerre voting for the mo-
nop0ly.
The president OF the company who was present,
pleaded hard for delay until such time a3 they could
get q bill through the Legislature to empower them
to construct an island in the bay for the accomo-
dation OF business, but the appeal useless,
Brennan and Aanerre being the only friends Of tie
island JOB.
THE DELINQUENT DOCTOR.
the Sanitary Committee reported adversely upon
the application OF Dr. wagner TO be relieved OF the
suit Instituted against him for failing to report
smallpox case. The Board ordered the attorney to
proceed with The prosecution.
The New York herald., 1870-03-24
THE STEAMSHIPS MANHATTAN AND sAMAaA

Card from she Pr0prict0rs of the Manhattan
Denying that Her Captnin Refused tho.
Snmarin Assistance.
LIVERPOOL AND GREAT WESTERN STEAM OO.,(
NEW YORK, March 23, 1870. !
To THE EDITOR OF THE HHRALD:-
The ships log Of the steamer Manhattan arrived
here to. day. reports as foows:-"March IL latitude
so 81 longitude % 2, passed brig-rgged steamer
bound east.n Captain Forsyth says, IN answer to
the report from queenstown that there was nothing
In the appearance Of the steamer passed to
indicate ner being in distress, US she was
under full sail and too far or TO mako
was Cunard steamer, out could NOT make out which
one. The report tlaL he refused assistance Is ma
llcous tasenood. The SamarIa II II was her, could
easily have attracted MS special attention, either by
altering her course, taking IN sall or irng gun.
CAPTAIN Forsyth did not know until arrival mere TINS
afternoon that the Samara was out or time and
there was certainly no one on board the Manhattan
thai saw anything unusual. tor sne had every APP
pearance OF beng under iull steam well under
ful sail. Yours respectfully.
WILLIAMS Il GUION.
The New York herald., 1870-03-24

are disatsn withed the annexation scheme, resulting
In the loss oil life before the rioters could be suodued
very strong feollng against Baez Is showing itsA'
here
An order has been sent to Azua for the release OF
Mr. Hatch, an American citizen. who has been I'M
prisoned for come time. He win DO taken TO st.
Domingo City ana delivered TO United States Consul
Perry.
The Hartmont loan has proved failure by reason
OF the expiration OF the time for complying vii the
cond dti0ns required. The 900 which has been
already advanced ID secured by lands, mines, Alta
Vela guano, &C.
The TELEGRAPH still remains at Tortola. President
Raezs government claim the vessel ON the ground
that she has com nitted acts OF piracy In Dominican
waters.
General Juan Nuezi. Governor OF this district, has
addressed the inhabitants on the subject Of annexa
ton. He says tnat "the dominican republic
after passing through many vicissitudes, decks
herself to-day In her gala dress because,
under the shadow OF peace, her population
increases, her commerce prO6DerH and agriculture
begins to revive. This thought has arisen In the
minds OF those who desire &c place the country un-
der rhe powerful projection OF the great republic OF
the United States OF Americas wish which has
already been proclaimed by the votes In nearly all
the provinces authorizing the government 20 carry
on negotiations which win lead Us to that end. Of
this we ought truly TO rejoice because the whole
world respects that nation She has realized what
no other nation has done. which IL. in her love for
liberty to break OF with one blow tho CHAINS Of over
four millions OF slaves
business Is very gooo and provisions are scarce.
Many orders are going forward by the Tybee to-day
l0r supplies from New York.
The New York herald., 1870-03-24
ASSAULT WITH A slUScSHoT.

Stephen schever, who resides at No. 2sS Fourth
street, f. D., and Is employed as glass
blower at Thlers' flint glass works, South
Brooklyn, was proceeding through Columbia
street, about haf-past seven O'Clock last night
when he was suddenly attacked by parJ
or young fellows, one Of wnom deals him stunning
blow on the temple with a sungshot, Knocking MN
serseless on the sidewalk. Upon regainng his lcet
his assailanis, who retrcated. The report OF the
pistol attracted the attention OF ocer ell, 0I the
Forty-thrd precinct who attempted 10 arrest
Schever, when the latter took 10 his neels and
led followed by the ohcer who overnaucd
Stephen ut the corner or Court street and First
pgaoc and TOOK lin into custody. Ine cause oil the
att OK IS not known. The regular e.hploy Of sne
glass factory In question nave oeen or strike lor
some time past and jealousy az the action VI the
Individual assaulted, VINO slepped In 10 undefwork
them may possibly, It Is tntiinated, nave ed to tns
forciole anu ll-advised measure OF exgre&jlnQ tns
sentiments OF the workmen On strke.
The New York herald., 1870-03-24
NEW YORK MEDICAL COLLEGE FOE w,MEa.
Annual Commcnccment-A Colored Lady
Graduated.

Annual Commcnccment-A Colored Ludy
Graduated.
The seventh annual commencement OF the above
college held last night In the hall OF the Young
Mems Christian Association. The hall was abous
two.thlrds occupied BY highly respectable audi
ence. On the PLATFORM In addition to The graduates,
were Dr. b. N. Martln who presided; Rev. Frank
Russell, the Dean MRS. Dr. L0zierJ, DIR. Miss sarah
A. Furnass (dem0DstraG0r OF anatomy, Pro-
fess0r Liillpnthaw and Professor Allen. The follow
Ing ladies' were the graduates who received their
necticut. Mrs. Ellnyra Y. Howard (Ohio MISS susan
NJ. smith "a colored lady OF BROOKLYN Miss Mary
Everett New York; and MISS sarah u. Elbart New
Jersey.
Antonio L. Moral presided at the organ, ana after
playing an overture IRON 'Marths" the Rev. Frank
Russell was introduced Dy the chairman, who pro-
ceeded to spoil the meeting by the delivery Of q
wearylng, whining, plrtanical suited address, OF
Ltree-quarters OF an hours length, upon the rights
Genesis 10 Revelations with q pertinacty that was
only surpassed BY the dulness OF the speaker.
DR.. Mrs. LOzler then read very interesting
address setting forth the progress OF public opinion
In favor OF the profession oil medicine being adopted
for women. as shown In the recent acceptance OF
this new evange Of health In European and Aslati0
countries, aad the growth OF the same III New YORK,
where they had great cause for encouragement
the vaedlctory address delivered BY one OF the
colOred young lady who has received physlcian's Q
diploma In America, and aoOunded In excellent SEN
tlnent, gracefully and tersely put into excellent
English. Each OF these ladies' received bouquets Of
flowers from their trends IN the audience altar
taking the degree OF Doctor OF Medicine.
The New York herald., 1870-03-24
PANEL VICTIMS.

Two Gentlemen of tho Uncommon Nnme Of
ssSmth'' Taken in nna Done For.
Lizzie Johnson, the well known panel thief was
charge of robbery by the panel game. Mr.. Samuel
w. Smith, stranger to the city. was in Broadway
on Monday night about eight O'Clock, when he
was attracted by the charms Of Lizzie, whose
quiet modest and retiring appearance would pre-
vent stranger from eupposlng that she be-
longed to the class or panel prostitutes. He was in
duced to accompany her to No. 81 Crosby street.
HIS suspicious were aroused soon after
dressing, and after he had been In the room
q few minutes there vas tho regulation
knock at the door, the unexpe ted arrival OF q
o .Triend from Philadelphia o request to 'hurry
up" SO as not 70 awaken the suspicious OF
stne friend.n When Mr.. Smith got to his boarding
house ne found that $24O were missing from 5000 he
had in his watch pocket LIE gave information TO
detective Field. aud on Tuesday night Lizzie was
immediately identified by Smith as she left No. 80
Crosby street. This house Is run Dy . man called
"irsn T0m,n and It may afford some tdea OF sne
business done III this way ~ siate tnat while the
house was watched on Tuesday night Ia less
than two hours moro than twenty couples were
seen to 60 IN and out, several Of whom, II not
all there Is reason to bdlieve were vlctlmlzed.
Lizzie was arralgned bcfoie Justice Scott at tne
Tombs yesterday, and In default OF 1000 bail CON.
mlIed to the charge " the Court Of General
Sessions. Smith, her wOudDe parAmour, was sent
to the House Of Detention U ensure hls appearance
STILL ANOTHER CASE
that OF Bella Davies, one OF the CROSBY street
girls who was successful in picking up gentleman
OF the name OF smith md taxing HIN to Eer
house. He afterwards fell asleep, and the watch
ana chain thai he mad PLACED upon small uesk lie
learned, when he awoge, was gone, as was also his
fair companion. she was connltted Dy JusIlca Cox
TO the SPECIAL Sessions 10 answer, and Smilu was
bound over IN $500 to prosecute.
The New York herald., 1870-03-24
NEWARK METHODIST tPYCspaL CONFERENCE.

Opening of the Thirteenth Session at Jersey
City.
Yesterday morning the thirteenth session Of the
Newark Methodist Episcopal Conference was opened
at ST. Panls church, South Sixth street. Jersey City,
Bishop Ames presiding. Rev. c. s. Van Cleef opened
the services by reading passage from the Bible,
and after the usual lynn and prayers the Confer
ence proceeded to organize. Rev. NJ L. Ellison was
appointed Secretary. On the motion Of the kew. L.
X Dunn committee Of i've were appointed to
make preparations for grand reunion tomorrow
evening. The death OF Bishop thompson was
announced, and . committee was appointed
to drait resolutions end prepare an address for tho
conference on the occasion. Committees were then
appointed on educatlon, the Bible, camp meetings
aud other matters pertaining to the Church. alter
which Mr.. Kynett or Philadelphia delivered an ad-
dres, on the progress OF the Church Extension So
ciey, and stated mat the amount assessed therefor
on The Newark Conference was 81 500. The oi0w-
ing visitors were introduced : Rev. Messrs King.
Osborn and Sanborn, OF the New York Conference
and Clark of Cincinnati The meetings 0i the Con.
ference viii lake place every day, Ut halfpasl eight
IN the morning, and close at noon. Tomorrow
evening the New Jersey Conferences at Long Brancn
Will visit this Conference and grand reunion Will
take place at the Tabernacle
The New York herald., 1870-03-24
Taate THOUSAND DaLLAR BOND ROBBERY.

IN September last the Norwa,k National Bank,
Conn, was robbed OF bonds and securities to the
extent OF $l5o,00c. No clue as to the property
or the thieves was obtained until recently.
On the 5th OF November last MIR. Jonn Van
Orden, cashier Of the Stuyvcsanr Bank, re-
celved from Mr.. OKell, broker on Broadway, as
collateral security, SIX 1000 1votwenty bonds
and ne states mat about the same time O'Keil re.
quested that the bonds should be sold i0r MIS- account
and that they were sold to White, Morris Co. Upon
Snls statements and the afdavts OF parties throagh
whose hands the bonds went Justice Scott on Mon
day issued warrant for the apprehension OF O'kel,
Tombs Police Court when an examination into the
charge Hxed Tor two O'Clock this day (ThurSday
BAN was refused pending examination, and Mr.
ooA
The New York herald., 1870-03-24
ITEMS FROM ASIA.

Kaiiroad progress IL satisfactory in Java.
The cattle disease prevails on the west coast OF
Sumatra, Java.
An embassy from the Spanish government has ar
rived at Bangkok, siam, In the sloop-otwar Vince
dora.
The boring for an artesian well at Umbalia, India,
has reached depth OF 800 feet without arriving at
rocky stratum.
New Year was being celebrated In China ON the
18TH OF January. Trade would not recover from the
interruption caused Dy the Jetes Tor month.
Tho Padan0 Java, Chamber Of Trade has pressed
the government TO grant PERMISSION TO vessels with
foreign nags trading Datwsen Jaw . aud Sumatra
During November, 1859, v349 deaths were reported
in the Godavery district India and OF these S,ss6
were from lever. The births during the month were
2,16a
survey Of the Upper Yang-tsze and It's triou-
tariss between Hanxow and Cnungxing, IN $50.
chuen, will be undertaken BY officers OF the French
squadron serving In China
The rice crop OF several provinces In Japan is a
total failure and the government has prohibited the
expectation OF rice from Hio2o, except BY special
license, ~ provided BY tho treaties with foreign
PowerA
the Japanese government IS about 70 sell to
above Yokohama the lots already sold are gene.
rally occupied by residents OF greater less preen
SONS, and the authorities have doubled the upset
price.
Tho expedition OF the French Minister mp the
Yang rver and his success In every particular
OF MS demands for Satisfaction IN reference TO- the
persecution of French missionaries at Ngan-klng
has produced profound Impression In the various
citIss OF tho Chinese empire
snanghae (China) letters Of the 18th OF January
report:-Tnsre is not any news nom the northern
porA which are Al frozen In. except Oneroo: At
the riverne ports everything II aull trade almost
stagnant the water u very low In the Yaug-tsze
Just allowing The steamers to ran.
The day for the commencement OF the funeral oh.
sequ.es Of his Majesty the lsto supreme KING OF
siam has been appointed BY the governments for
Tuesday, the Slh OF March. The royal remains Will
then conveyed from ther present resting place IN
the Adhd F1dsdt to the F'ra,aese. Tnls act u de.
nominated chaE pr0 SOP, literally 'tho drawing OK
the sacred CORPSE"
The Indian EconoDtfst publishes . table showing
that there are nine cotton mills In Bombay and three
In Guzerat with nominal capital OF fl, 375 900. or
which 81, ,06L10 has been paid up The Oldest
mil was established In 1854, and the youngest In
1907. They give employment TO 8,l70 nands and
WORK 4l9s looms and 3l9 1914 spndles. Tue average
consumption oil cotton Is 81 600 bales, Of 400 pounds
each. The average return the capital varies rom
three-quarter per cent to nine and quarter per
cent.