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HENNFSSEi'S TOOL.

Importnnt Meeting of the wortiupucn's
Union-Au Honest Man Defended Meta
on the Rostrum.
Last night, at the meeting of the Working
mems Union. Mr.. Nelson W. Young IN the Chair
The resolution, Which was proposed al the last
meeting By Mr.. Grinin for the expulsion Of Mis.
Purdy, the vice-prosident "a member Of the Iron
Mouider's Union was called up.
Since tie last meeting Mr.. Purdy has sect in q
formal resignation. but last night he nttempted to
excuse his recent conduct and begged the Union to
whitewash him. Every latitude was shown him, but
he failed 10 make the slightest imprefeon upon the
members. for the resolution was adopted, aud he
yea expelled
At the request Of the Iron MoulicTN' Society =
copy Of tie rCso'ution vas sent to hem, so hat
thcv NAV make an Investigation.
Putdv has deUoutcDd the Hon. Jnh1 Norrisacy as
traitor g. The cause Of the NOTTINGHAM. aud sup
uurtct lIcnncssy the School Trust whom the
Board Of Education tCCaptigtCd tor taking $lUC Tor
gctiug q situation FOR n school teacher.
Miss Eetta. 90 rcsuouec to Mr. lounge request
addressed toe me- ing. 81 oppc1rcd there :c gc'
aid tor the SalesWomcn's Association. Sac wns do
ing all shc could a. e' the cary eli sing moyewctt
carried GU. but she found she had great deal to
contend with.
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JOTTINGS dBOUT TOWN.

Music in the Central ParS TINS Afternoon
TIE thermometer at B,rne's, 1876 Broadway
ranged iro ~ 81 10 IS ; average 49,
coloree man k,Own ns Deaf Charley while at
work On Pier East River, fell and WAS drowned.
Annie NJ O'Nc,l r"cd 3 fen from to fourth.
story window Ci 40 West Forty nth street Yesterday
opus right. AMI his friend is no, wrong, stras.
b1nrs Is on the III, near he lrft bank OF the Rhine.
Gaor.c soner'. age N, dronne dead Yesterday
afternoon vhlle at work on he ship n. and z, Gamer
Emma Jo'4,on, Of sA Vet THIRTY sixth street
known person Jester ~ afternoon,
Tie establishments o. MeSsrs Lord 4 Tavlor
were closed ester ay ~ con,eluencS OF he death OF
We call attention 10 the advertisement Of tousei
20 let VI Yontor. They have lately been finished by
M. I'm A. Dun, and ara IN pericc. order.
Patrick Smith. hhoror, while at work on Unior
terday Tell through the Osans, distance OF 50 feet
The Howard Mission Is 10 he reonenei t. morrow
WITH union meeting Of anoreis inends, parents, AM
from Europe.
TIE Union Republican Association Of the SIX.
tecnth District last eysnne elected William ATKINSON
Gen John Foster, and Henry Beeny delegates 10 tn'
Sstato-A Convention
The ofhcer OF the National Stock Exchange clair
that the Board Is solvent, having Piopery worth o.
easi 90 oOC and say ,htt pending The action for tn
John Dohertv whom hnrshal Sharpe app1inte
keerer Of benkrgpts estate at Iucsanoe renamed
s so Court S Tor ,he difference bewse
| It and t'i5.
Tue Tenth Ward Democrats last might demqnie
| the nomination OF Jl'uce Edgarl J. STANDBY for m
Sirlcyalty. MI " irm NJ. tweed, Jr., for Cpngr,'
| nom The flnh District and the lol. Charles Il. Loc
| for the County Cierk,np
1T g. j.. Jr." writes that NJ b. was rossin'' Oh
| Fulton terry yes cr'ny morning he Jaw N tho Hn"
cabin of the hlat - utr. rrAlns lE rUN, the "
| u1r'd worn, aud none r,.'.ut any o,her pAv.
faae. h'ioriDO Ir5U,e please cory.
| 1ac .Iu'uu Ho,' C.an Of \ nan' and y 1u Gin
| ~ N.w o,k ru} !Nf at.t'' toes alt. d
| N.l row thrrv ul IT, 81. 'urhN" t soc. H .f iN
l, .tI tin. iulI Ii.t AIT 's..t, .ur tt-t .,.
| NH1 hnIshtu- a. po'"t "cst Gu,tuA1A o, t.s H,.v
| uOoh
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WASHINGTON NOTES.

There are 100 vacancies the army retired list
and 100 applicants for retirement.
Renr-Admiral Lee will sail from Norfolk on the
18th, to take command Of the West India Squadron.
Lieut.. Commander John g. BENNETT has been VT.
dored to navigation duty a. the brooklyn Navy Yard
The State Departn ont has received notice from
the French Government OF the effectiveness OF the
boekade Of German r Te from the sand OF Baltrum
to the North Elder Ten days are allowed neural
ses 10 take cargoes and leave,
Judge Humphrey yesterday refused to vacate the
order TO take the testimony OF Whitney In the Anet
Butler enn case, ana directed tho Commissioner to
proceed with the extUnatiln Whitney, however, Sc
cured further o,tponement.
A gentleman who has inst returned from exten.
sve travels among the Indians saws that Grants
Quaker agents mIsreri'seut the real attitude nj the
saYdses, AMI denies That tntf are sdhoi, or that uey
are praccuL lie adds that au outbreak IS milaeut at
any ilue,
The Marine Hospital tax having hccu increased ~
the lat tOTFtnt- uu tWtlv 8 .,I'y uHLi. les.
o. tn~ uus I.' instructed 10 40, lu"'g - 10 Iei
WonNh II 'u rhrh r'l..u Mlu ila. uvNu ru .. t' ADJ.
ans Nce HcN a. Was ,ast e4.,I,d 1T a., vut 80 tg
luItvd states,
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n ..sN 'Jlrnd! OF Aprhed Chepistry
80 81 the most interesting ard peculiar pro-
drsiluns Of paTer Il tlat which IL made TO initiate
leS.her. The surface has every appearance oI IN
ished skin, with extraordinary ntniness and elias
,ny ininrv Nom Tho w,tes Tsese peeniiarities ARE
not so much due 20 the superior quality OF tie na.
tsria a. to q e mode O. manufacture, the surf ices
remaining intact even when the paper IL very thick
while with us paper OF tbs kind soon loses its firm
ness, and the grain ~ impaired.
Japanese leather paper Is made extensively at
Flangawa rear Yeddo. 1t I. made in sheets OF 81
centmetres in length ~ centimetres In width.
IRE parer ont o. " ich II prepared !, not as
Japan, near Na.istki, and thence t1kcn to
other provinces. where it is manufactured into the
Il made In 'he following manner: il is dampened
and laid IN pairs between two peculiarly prepared
made s o OF ieG an pape n they have
very strong surface coating, but running only in one
Before quitting the pspcr in these forms, the
sheet. are stretched little ia the direction o. their
width. IL there are several sheets, they rolled
on cylirdrcal piece OF wood. the grain OF tie pa
| yer running in m opposite direction from that o
| the wood; they are then unrolled from this on 1
cloth to keeD them In shape, and put into form
with hole In the top large enough 10 admit the end
OF the wooden cylinder The roll IT paper Is thcr
subjected 10 pressure Of 80 or 800 pounds. Anei
the roll has been reduced 10 three quarters Of It's
original ength by this pressure II, IL taken out o.
az in pressed to remove Tie deep marks.
| After PASSING the Der through Toiers severa
| times the upper surface acquires the appearance o
lealher u II Vleh colotel oeu WIN KIM " rape
| seed oil, Vanished, rut once more IN tue press
| which completes it, vita the exception Of drNiug
BY means o. parallel lines on the rollers th'
| upper surface OF the paper is made TO resemhl
ertl er exactly in AL its varieties. The paper ben.
pressed to Onehrd even to one half It's ori ina
| thickness and the passage through the rollers Civ
| ing u a me grained appearances, makes II NaUabl
to picture printers, tie surface hss the appear
| arce Of crepe silk.
| There is another variety OF leather paper Nhic
| is smooth ana Snspa rent, resembling hogskin yer
| much. This i manufactured by process q an
and = tlHa tTh .Fsf So
per sGeet, while n other gCs from to / cents
| soma ytrv fine -el.ibg "A & cents pCr slcnt
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Personal INrELLIGENCE.

The Irish Directory Of l. e Seventh War has
elected Richard Wal'ars, Eeq.. President, and Cap.
Ketwin, NiccPresiicnt
TIE Seventh Wnd NJ. T. Brennan Cub last
evening ccc'rt y. II. " rms President the Hon. H.
&. WaEh, Ia !. I'.ss = e.. V. H.uull,I ". Fmth \.
r. crowley We r.',t 'cufs; ". II. L. we pttrlck
NcGto!n JH.oib q. Uttt ,ecrefnrie-3 John I Nas'c
N r.. Irras. ~: ~ 'wD Scaseauts at Arms Sylyes
tor Kcart, md Wan Long.
d.. II. T. Hc'rl Old has y skin rnrd. all have,
handsome horse, an u beautiful Lrlvy drag, with q
white man. Dir v"T Hrd Two o I'm n, "a frcur' sNmpv
tnZtrs, who arrttr "a drth ~, TIC horses tic
pot e the 'ryrr few DAYS aso. and ran away DOW
tho beach ncuT is ui cus ok then. n dpct
NuIcl wI0i r'usu-,d im for he NJ poo, 'r.Vrr and
i.uk ~. .rn'u "a 't IA ~ him hN 90 drive, hu'
the horse. aUHv IN the dlctur ID TIE u.i-iig
driver had TO taNe thc re.nS gam. hOAoI! hurt
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Tbs Latest Wsr News.

4 despatch from Bouillon, on the Belgian
frontier, says that the French under MAC
MAuoN were defeated in bloody battle on
Thursday, and retreated on Mezieres. Ten
thousand Of them took refuge in Belgium,
and were Immediately disarmcd. This is said
10 be an official despatch. If 30, II may
come from the Belgian General who dis
armed the French troops The Prussians
occupy Gvonnc, small town Eve miles
north of Sedan. Another despatch says that
MAcMAnoN has been driven into Sedan, and
that the Germans Lave cut of his only roa
to Paris This is probably true.
The Germans c.ai,n complete victory in
The battle Of Armgny on Wednesday, A
Berlin despatch says that on that day they
captured 30 cannon. II mitraileurs, n nd
1000 prisoners. The Paisans claim tn SC
battles as French victories, but they give no
facts TO establish their assertions.
BAzAISE appears to have made despc-
ratc attcmp, to break out of his cage at Metz.
He fought u fierce battle at Courcclies, nine
mlles southeast of Metz on "Wednesday.
The Prussiaus officially announce that
he was driven back to the WALL
OF Metz, where he male another fight on
Thursday, but with no better result. The
Par,sians, as usual, claim O victSSy but have
not a word from panlrNE to prove it.
The truth seems TO be that both MAGMA
Hon and BAzNINE have been fearfully
whipped. The end cannot be far off
The kilograms asserting the death of Ma
roIEoN and the insanity of King WILLIAM
are not cutitleJ to the least credit
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Ifthe Republicar-
Hon. HoRAcp s. present the name OF the
not - oRtELEr for Governor, there can
revival 90 noniHs Of the once powerful
political firm Of SEWARD WEED, and GREELEY,
because the senior member has just sailed for
China But the most adroit and influential part.
ner Of the dissolved firm is vet among us and
what course be will determine 10 pursue when
Mr.. GEEELIr is on the track, will become very
serious question for the hackers Of the Philoso-
pier Of Chsppaqua The Hon. TnuRLow WEED
still carries clear head upon his shoulders. and
has large body of friends throughout the State
who will be very likely to follow his advice. The
moment Mr.. GREELEY is placed in the
field. he should seek an interview with
the Warwick of the old Albany Junta, who
has put up and pulled down many Governors,
and cpdeavcr 10 revive the former partnership
under the name, style, and firm Of WEED 4
GREELEY.
The preliminary negotiations for this arrange
ment might be conducted between Mr. GRETLrr
and the Hon. IlroHJ HASTINGS. lie cordial rea-
tons Which tins young journalist holds TO both the
high contracting parties is notorious, and can
| now be made available. Then, soon as Mr..
GRIZZLY is nominated, let him call upon Mr..
HAsrISGs and 60 with him, and have confer
! once with Mr. MED. Gov. IENroS and the Hon.
WALTER L. SESSIONS ought to be present at the
| interview Let us have peace.
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swi.. aud LImburger Chces. MNto
Wisconsin.
Nom ne Wisconsin Frmtr.

within few miles &C O.hkosh Wiz, 8
will he 81. ron 20 unds of Swiss ,r Sw2'' hose
made this scSsu,. Join Ru. = native off '".i'' e
land WAS the ii.i O I IN lNc business i. .I y
having commenced work ten vrg-- AGO = ''.. 1t
10 WISCONSIN at that tiwc $ivd lie nos ..., n
81 100 acres, with buildings un 70 W ..' "l
In casL-'iN coN h.il hrin. p.rlltu. r' .tD. .
the prut's a. swiss cheese nt,.i.r o.. ,tI -
making cIee,c mon. ABOUT ".y c.r.., ... "a
manufacturing day md la d'r.'d 's -u' >
IT cheese
The mix ie ",c'" q. in Amer no. '.,. ' y
fact rice. II f. .'tcl no co.''' N''i ."'lni
l?5 gallons, u abe ~ ~ To- i'' l'-.' - - -''i 70
put IN tlc curl. cv = 'u''rt''. a'.r'N f'-- IL
used The c rcsc. Syr 30 IA 'acs 90 rIult'"i, and
pounds. at i, ruhhcl IN every day 'or Two ~
three months, then once In two OF ihr,, h,vs unhl
cold We lther and then once We <. The ch., =,
ought t. bo At le 1t one year old before h.- N'd.
and the oil er il j. the better II l. COZ si'r'l 1''fo
are small hoes IN the cheese and h. tN's 't about
the size OF Ieas 1t Is considered IA eva .' ODD ~
cellence When the Cheese i old u '".'' ut'
come iull Of butter,
The cheese room on this far t. s..I1 aui 40
curing room IL attached, the cheese n'..! rII' N
the cellar under the twellinI huu q, TINS i''. ~
well A. all ABOUT the cheese hun.c $50 ... &C. ~,
and the entire place cave eyldrn cot s"'f ''Io a.
ment, ncstness, and cleanliness The ,"-'. lon y
ever, would L.rd'y be popular N,I' 't't -
either to smell or taste, Yet tl'.r be- ID -'Fi o.
mand foi n AT oil prlc's l. 80 f'f 10. H.
'ses were made II on ave gse Of :! r'n,'. . l''
at o. kosh going to the Ml.N'u"'. i'. l'
lar soil it a. man n - cen, per pom
There ART so.e 'Ou other dtlri'- d" i.' p
hood making this checse. We had oHl' ." '. ~
tn visit one ut.cr that OF Ncs-r-. b. N'Nr ON
| the farm Of c y, Rich. We did no. d.. ''i Of
tho cheese makers.
Iimburs cheese is made in -ma,. .''t -
vlece-, weighing about two pounds vlr'. lH. ".
~ not heated alter being " Set 'ol o. ' u.
| stirred. TIE curl II put In sinai I'f .. '''
| PRESSED Only with the hands. \, wi. - '''r'
tie salt Is rubbed TIE outs &c. Tie r.'-' o. ne
| closed In tin foil. Owing TO the les, m --'f
greater quantity o. cheese can be mad. n '' -'ti
quantity Of milk than with American "'l'F' ny
pounds milk Will make nnr pouul o. rH''" -
| year the average price Of Lmburg cnreat a. O'N-
| kOsh War shout Is cents.
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Shall Horace Greeley he Nominated =,

If the Republicans wish at the very outset
TO con.,ss that they arc beaten and utterly
beyond hope, let them nominate HORACE
GREErLY for Governor. But if they desire
10 make gallant fight and to save their
honor and their Organization, let them =.
Lct as their candidate some practical man
for whom tie Republican m.ss.s will euthu.
sGsticall! vte.
II the Republicans wish to throw away
every doGntful Congress dstric, in the State,
let them nominate HORACE GREELEY for
Governor But ii they wish TO save their
Corgrctsmen and to preserve their asccn-
darcy In the House Of Representatives, let
thcm select some candidate whose very name
is not a synonyme Of defeat.
We speak of what we know La ST fall,
out of old friendship for Mr.. GREELEY, and
lccause Gen. GRANT had treated him shah
lily and irsutcd the whole newspaper press
In IA person, we made a great effort in his
behalf We ran him ten thousand votes
ahead of Lis ticket in tbs city and the Dem.
Ccr0t.c counties where THE sun chiefly cir
cul't"'. bnt the Nern licnns OF the interior
where the 7rijURc crculatcs, cut him dead
We don't w"nt to see this operation repeat.
al. 1t ~ have a man who can run, and
whose animation viii not render the ~
tiou Of HOFFMAN a alsolu'e cef,ajs -
Tm9many Hail desires III "N
Nj GlILLEY; joins 20 oi'''"", ION
it tAc cDclics ~ AZ iio' NAN u'S,r'
,,,ll,..,.,. g. GREELEY in the Il,
,,c w., .Al desire il, Tor they wish t
:. u.hcd Lu, those VINO wish thu
tr.at Republican party with its Plor.ou
li,,ory shall not i, thrown away Ike a =,
Of worthless old eliot cs, must dcprccate tn
Idea of nominating a candidate for Il
express purpose of being beaten. There a
many very allie men among the delegates
the Syr,tcpa Convention. II they wish ,
commit '!itical suicide, tl.ey VIII nomna
l!,.AtE GW1IIY.
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cor. pHITLEr's R.iIDs on rnIErEs.
Little Army ofCountcrfcitcrs ut Large
unil-,rhc In III lrcrnrx-

Little Army ofCountcrfcitcrs At Large on
straw Baii-'rhc Case of Gregory.
The pigeonholes Of the United states District
Attorneys Office nl'ed with charges preferred BY
Col. Whitley against notorious counterfeiers but
nearly all the criminals are a, large on s,raw bail
again busy circulating spurious currency. In some
Gases, where the Colonel found the offenders anne.
nable to State Law only he has handed them over to
tAe detectives attached to the Police Department
under Superintendent Jourian. A case in point IL
that OF Joseph Gregory who IL accused OF having In
! Ia possession and endcavorns to seii 10000
United States bond one OF the lot recently sto.
from the Cuban Miuister. The iniosuhto-
which led 10 the arrest was given BY one Wisbt
aud the bond was found in Gregory's De ran
Wghtman has Official eonnecv"@ .,1eSslon
Whtley's department. a WIN Oo
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Hn.s.a and Austria Hostile 10 German

EN.s,n and Austria Hostile 10 German
Succcss.
Itbcromos daily more apparent that the
prcs:'t war IL dcstiucd 10 affect seriously and
permanently the political condition of Ger.
many. The Ga en- Of Prussia, when rece.v.
nI q few days ago the congratulations of
Ill, citIcls Of Berlin upon the recent Ger
man victories, and upon the prospects Of
tpc ,dy conclusion of peace, told them that
the army was unanimously opposed to a
cessation of hostiities until guarantees
should BE- obtained hat their children would
not Lave 10 fight tht same battles over again
THIS sentiment il reGchocd from one end Of
G,rmany to IL, other. Let there be an
end of war Is the all but universal
cry " let ua insist upon a general disan no.
ment Of Europe, and the abolition Of standing
armies" A declaration Of this Kind coming
from people IN arms, and united as they
never were before, must be needed.
But there IL n wellFrounded fear that tie
shes of the German people may be thwart
ed 10y the diplomatic Inanmuvres Of the sur
rounding powers, who dread n united and
powerful Germany. 1t lie even feared thOt
the mcmLeIs OF the North German Conirde
ration may endeavor " rcpress Us dangerous
and revolutionary the patriotic fervor of the
people aud urge upoA the Confederate Gov
eminent the conclusion of a delusive and un
satisfactory peace TO prevent such peace
and the political reaction against popular
government which is likely to follow, IL IN,
aim OF all true Germans, The laboring PEG
pie are at the bottom Of the movement bal
the educated classes lead it also their hearty
support Not France alone, but Austria an
Russ Il, they say, must diSaHn md cease [
II " Standing l.! mace 70 German peace an
prosperity and thy believe that If tn tw
Ittca eoyc4umuut! suoull dv.l...o to r.luc
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One Bruce. the editor of the Turf Fie,d,
and Farm, rushes TO the defence of the dishonest
knaves who have too long disgrsced the Ameri-
can turf. He charges THr Sun with personal
meliguity towards one Of the officers of we'll
known association. The charge Is untrue Even
lift were true, II would not alter The facts pub
lished by Tue Sex. This BnucE is now undss
heavy bail for originating and publishing a most
atrocious libel against so wei Known gentleman
as Mr.. GycSdt WILKES. II seems eminenty
proper that he, above all others, should be the
apologst and defender Of the pockeibook
troopers and pstent-safe operators on the turf.
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FLASHES lRoM Inh ocHAN C4BLEs

Rentes closed at cor,
The cholera has extended into Southeastern
Russia.
Tire Count de q este and the other SPANISH ohcers
exiled u the Cagares have been recalled.
Another massacre is reported IN Pek!n, the British
Consul being among the victims.
Arprehension ia said 10 exist in India of native
outbreak at Aahabad 49, miles northwest OF Calcutta.
Baron VarnLnlcr, the WArtemberg Minister al
Foreign Affairs, has resigned COult Iantu succeeds
him.
A great meeting was held In Dublin, on Thursday,
In of the restoration OF tile scat OF local GOV era
ment 10 Ireland,
The consultation OF the bi'hons ut Fu'la has been
cotCd. II unanimously evolved ne 'er 10 sub "a
q the action OF The Fcnmenica Council on th' luilr
blity Que tiun. The Faculty At Iahingcu war tun'ri
are accord AMI the professors At Nuremberg have
resolved 10 protest form ally against the dogma.
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Tic German Republicans Of this city arc
men Of principle. Their General Committee have
declared their cordial sympathy with all people
battling for their liberty and national indepcn-
dcncc, whether they be like the Cubans strug.
Cling against the yoke of tyranny, like the Ger
mans VIGOROUSLY repelling the attacks Of i'm.
perial despotism on their national integrity"
These men mean what they say. They are not
engaged in dishonest effort to get votes by mere
buncombe.
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B.fSE B.fLL NOTES.

The Ret Stockings beat the A'lantics at Ciucin
nati cstCrdLy IA 'oN
TIE Nwlun club Ouui1rs) VII play the MouaN KS
OF WilIa1 shuteh to Uyy.
The Monitors o. Sing Sing beat the DeI'ers Of
N,w Nork, at sing Sing, yesterday, q to 49,
The futile & Rileys defeated the Entc-rrse of
Jersey City ycsttrIay, on the CAptoLe grounds, by
p to II.
Tho Horse Marines Of lvison, Rlakeman, TAYLOR
60 = hudclN, ard The Meth DIST BOOK concern, Will
ray on their home ana home GANG on the "a MT, On
the EndVAN r gIu 'd, Pr0niyn, F. ID, A grand Ga 10
base WILL wind VI he festivities.
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The Republicans of Richmond county, in

clecting delegates TO the Saratoga Convention,
request them to vote fer such nominees TO Office
only as are known to be in full accord with Prcsi.
dent GR,Nr-that is in favor Of keeping men in
Office who have been proved guilty Of bribery.
They also request their delegates "to favor the
expression by the State Convention Of the cordial
sympathy of the Republican party of New York
in the successes of the North German Confedcra-
ton" About Cuba they say nothing Thoy are
after the German votes and that is all.
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The Contrast.

The plucky protest Of BISMARCK against
the legal bubbles of the English Govern
ment offers n striking contrast to the timor-
GUS attitude of Gen. GRANT, and teaches
lesson to Lin, by which, however, he is not
likely TO profit Count BISMARCK, TO be sure,
rcfraned from writing to Lord GRANVILLE
a buncombe despatch Ike that inflicted upon
HIM by Mr.. FISH but he tells Great Britain
in few manly words that if she does not
behave herself she must take the conse
quences.
Since Gen. GRANT has been 40 impatient
in procuring the settlement Of our claims,
the best thing TO be done by the unfortunate
claimants would be TO give power of at.o-
ney to the Prussian Govcrnmer. -,
may be certain that so long =, nv,
remains in Office they VIII 30 49, -, -.
tice As for g.. So 'Nr
49,. hooking his cigars than in til,
=. seeing justice done TO our country
r,othing remains therefore for outrage
| American rights but to wait for III
vindication of the principle on which on
claims rest through the medium Of a friendl
power ike Prussia, which possesses til
clear grit-the pluck-in which our owl
shoddy Administration is so deficient.
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There hes been burglary at the Methodist
Mission House in Broadway. The amount Of the
plumber was not much; but it is sufficient to
justify the authorities Of the House in holding
an Official meeting and solennly voting that no
burglary has been committed This should at
once be dcne, especially il the burglar. were
Methodists