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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1870-03-04
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THE GOLDEN SIDE.

There is many a rest in the road of life
If we only would stop and take it;
And many tone from the better land,
If the querulous heart would make il
To the sunny soul that is full ofhope
And whose beautiful trust ne or iaileth,
The grass is green and the flowers are bright
Though the Wintery storm prevalent.
Better to. hope, though the clouds hang low,
And to keep the eyes still lifted
For the sweet blue sky will soon peep through
When the ominous clouds are rifted
There was never night without day,
Or an evening without morning:
And the darkest hour, as the proverb goes
Is the hour before the dawning.
There is many gem in the path of life
Which we pass in our idle pleasure
That is richer far than the jeweled crown
Or the mser's boarded treasure
1t may be the love of a little child
Or "A mothers prayer to heaven,
Or only beggars grateful thanks,
Fol cup of water given.
Better to weave in the web of life
bright and golden filing
And to do Gods will with ready heart
IND hands that are swift and willing
Than to snap the delicate, minute threads
of our curious lives asunder,
And then blame Heaven for the tangled ends,
And sit and grieve and wonder.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1870-03-04

aBThe Cinnamon recently taken to
Texas are thinning out the dogs. A good
sized dog will bring ten dollars there just
for the meat. Dogs are learning the tricks
OF the Cinnamon so well that when they
see a pigtail coming they lay right down
and troth at the mouth, to make believe
they have hydrophobia, for your Celestial
must have healthy dog.
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The New CABLE.-The channel cable lust
laid from the coast of England to the coast
of France makes direct Communication be-
tween London and Brest, and thus makes
the French cable onr most direct line to
London. 1t is more direct transit by this
cable to the British capital than by the cable
that lands on the Irish coast, and thus the
French cable has the inside line for general
European business.
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s9Y pierre Bonaparte is said to intend
visit to this country when he gets out of
the clutches of the High Court. He will
probably settle in New York, where he
can shoot as many men as he likes without
troublesome interference-H Herald
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1870-03-04

The harvest in Australia this year promises
to be so abundant that was feared there would
not be a sufficient number of farm labor
ers to get it in. Even the Government have
been asked to suspend for short time some
of the larger public works in order to release
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gB- Why is the letter r very unfortunate?
Because it is always in trouble, wretchedness
and misery, is the beginning of riot and ruin,
and is never found in peace, innocence or
love
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-03-07
LIE LATEST FROM pARLs.

The New York World of yesterday published
a letter professedly written in Paris under
the date of February 91, which makes the
startling, If true, revelation that the Emperor
Napoleon III died on the 8th of August last
from q surgical operation, and that since then
he has been personated by dummy" while
the Empress has been ruling in the meantime
as Regent. The writer is very oircumstantial,
but in every sentence he shows that he knows
nothing whatever about the affairs of the
Imperial family, and the story has the ap-
pearance of having been manufactured
out of the whole cloth. and
with very little ingenuity at
that If this was the first time that some
penny-a-liner hard up for subject had at
tempted TO hoax the public by slaughtering
an emperor or prince Of renown, there might
be some hope that even such clumsy inven-
tion as that published by the World would
create some sensation. But when not only
the ministers, but also the principal ambassa-
dors of foreign powers and some of the lead
ing English journals are represented as being
implicated in the fraud, an entirely too large
demand is made upon the imagination; and
while the bloodthirsty yarn of the Worlds
correspondent may sell few extra copies
of the paper, it will scarcely have any very
decided effect in retardng the fall in the
price of gold, or create any great commotion
in commercial, financial, or diplomatic
circles.
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speare have unanimously agreed to consider
those plays as spurious, the Germans,
who ave examined them 0nd the evidence
upon which rest their claims to be considered
as really the writings of Shakespeare, contend
earnestly that all or most of them are un-
doubtedly genuine, and that several are enti-
tied to rank with his best and most mature
efforts. The appreciative critical spirit in
which the Germans have considered this sub
iect entitle their opinion to respectful
hearing; and with regard to some of the
doubtful plays, at least, most thoughtful and
unpreiudced readers will be inclined to agree
with them on the strength of the internal
evidence alone. One eminent German critic
says truly that all the dramatic writer's of
Shakespeare's day are we'll known, and that
before throwing out a work attributed to him
on moderately reasonable grounds, his editors
ought to be able to show who the real authors
were.
We do not intend to discuss the points of
this controversy, and our only idea in allud-
ing to the subject at all is to suggest to the
publishers of Shakespearian works the pro-
priety of giving these doubtful plays in future
editions. This the students of the great poet
have a right to demand, and at time when
efforts are being made to preserve every scrap
of verse, good, bad, and indifferent, of poets
far inferior to Shakespeare, it is certainly re-
markable that these doubtful plays should be
allowed to remain unknown to the majority
of readers. The German publisher Tauch-
nitz has made an important move in the
right direction by issuing six of these plays
in a supplementary volume to his edition of
Shakespeare, and it is to be hoped that other
publishers will follow his good example, SO
that in future we may be certain of procuring
everything of Shakespeares that has been
preserved. Admitting that many of these
plays are inferior to the acknowledged writ
ings of Shakespeare, if they are really his, they
will enable the student to trace his artistic
development in more perfect manner than
heretofore, and will show every phase of his
genius from his crudest attempts to his
grandest inspirations Some of them are
evidently early works, others appear to be
hurried adaptations of older plays, while one
at least, Edu0rd III, is, in our opinion,
equal to the average of his dramas from
English history. This play is eminently
Shakespearian in style, while it resembles in
no respects that of any known English dra-
matist. We cannot agree with Schlegel that
it is entitled to rank among his best and most
mature works, but that Shakespeare wrote at
least large part of it can scarcely be doubted
by an unprejudiced reader. The evidence of
the genuineness of these dramas must of
course always be open to question, but there
is enough to be said in their favor to warrant
their publication under the head of 'doubt-
full" along with Shakespeare's other writings;
and the day is at hand when no edition of the
poets works will be considered as complete
without them.
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instalment Of this reform, the Land bill Of
Mr.. Gladstone is therefore received with
favor and confidence by all true frieads Of
Ireland both at home and in England. The
fate of the bill, in view of the diversity of
opinion with which il has been received, is
uncertain in its present shape; but Mr. Glad
stones Government is thoroughly convinced
of the necessity of reform, and honestly dis
posed 10 grant it, and full justice to the Irish
tenant, withheld for centuries, is certain to
be meted out in the end
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THE NEW MPSHIRE ELECTIOy Y.

THE spring political campaign opens with the
State election In New Hampshire tomorrow; and,
matters now stand the result Is involved in con-
siderable doubt Al indicative OF the relative
strength of the two great national parties In the
State we present the following figures, showing the
result the annual elections since 1861, the votes
marked thus () including all scattering votes. In
1863 there were two Republican candidates for Gov
ernor, and as the Constitution requires majority OF
all the votes cast to elect, there election by
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-03-07

WE LEARN from a Roman correspondent that
Monsignor Dupanloup has determined to bring be-
fore the council the abuses and expressions prac-
tised by the temporal government OF the Papacy.
The Court OF Rome will forbid the discussion, deny
ing the right OF the council to Interfere with Its
temporal administration; but the Bishop insists that
the Papacy is as much subject 20 the fathers in one
asp ct the other. AS he is distinguished for his
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strenuous support OF the principle OF the temporal
power this assertion has produced o deep impress
son and though the ultrss afnrm that his motion
Will only hasten the dogmatlc proclamation or tho
Papal sovereignty the Vatican Is more troubled
than ls snffered 70 appear.
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THE DOUBTFUL PLAYS or SHAKE
iSPEARE

IN all the editions of Shakespeare's works
thirty five plays are given as assuredly his,
and to these are usually added PericleS and
Titus Andronicus, the authenticity of which
many of the early editors and commentators
were disposed to dispute. 1t is now generally
admitted, however, on reasonably reliable
evidence that these are genuine but early works
written before the poet became master of
his art, and they are seldom excluded from
any of the collections of Shakespeares writings
published at this day. Besides these works
there are number of dramas and dramatic
sketches attributed to Shakespeare, but which
all the English editors have agreed to discard
as spurious or doubtful These have seldom
been printed, so that no opportunity has been
given for the majority of readers TO form any
Judgment of their merits or to decide from
internal evidence as to the probability
of their being genuine. 1t is singular
ihat, while the English students of Shake
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-03-07

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oos Bublifum nit elmer felienfeen 1reue an ~foof.
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8esesnen. = Das gereusnen = Sbetlnabme. =
9eiungsartitel. = Oie.Yerlobuhg.
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POLifiCAL--FlasT PAGg- Fourth column.
rhQPOsAi4S-fwrLrr PAGE-Ttiri column.
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RLNI-SiNTH rAoE-sccond, third and fourth
REAL ESTATE TO ExcHAYGE-NtSrm rAas--Fourth
REAL EsT ATE WAErED-NISTn PAaE-rorrh column.
GEIIGIOuS EOTiCES--TIrsr PAGE--S.xlh coiumn.
EEWAkp.-EiGnTu PAGE Thir,! column.
hOomS AND APARTMENTS 10 LET--SEooSD PAGE
Filth And sixth soufaas.
BALES AT AUCIION-EIoETT PAGE -Fourth fifth and
SITUATIONS WANTED Observation-Disclosures pAsv-
First, scc0.d taitd, fourth, cft. Grd sixth columns
EITCATI0SS WANTED -MALES--rwELeTH PAGE-Tirst
column. "
SPECIAL NOTICES -rfgsr rAdE-rrs. ana second col.
sPoRIiXG-Doas, BIRDS. &c.-rIRsr PAcK-sceona
column.
6TAI.LIONS-FIHsT rscE- Scaord column
eTOEAGE-EiGETN Ph.sE-Thifd co.GuIn.
EvMMER RESORTS -FfasT PAGH- Sixth column.
THE TRADES MiKLLNTn ? AGE siMh column.
Second sud third columns.
TRAYELLf,Rs' uCIDE-F.ssr PASE-p;xih column.
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, Ac.-TIasr PAcK-S.x:h COZ.
uyGn.
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HoR SEES, CARRIAGES, sc.
AT BARKER 4 HANIIN,s
IA CITY AUCTION MAkr AND NEW YORK TATTER.


HANkER 4 HAMLIH'S
IA CITY AUCTION MART AND NEW YORK rATrER
- MAJOR c. w. BARKER, AUCTI0NEER.
Regular anc,o1 sale Of Horses, Carriages, &c,
- EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY,.
Iwentyfour hons allowed Tor trial every horse sold
LARGE DRIVING RING
The ONLY ONE IN THE CITY
CATxLJsUE OF SALE THIS DAY AT 70 O'CLOCK
Old h fnc flee AMI stylish driver without wise, and pure end
honest acd see irotod last September three heats all be-
low ?Ss, and making one heat In Al sue very promsnc
n2s bred ana handsome aud when IN train s safe and
aee s:4o any day ttotsr sound and kind and az Gne
receiver Fn,l particulars az sale.
PER easra syisn and hshbred Bays, and Geldns.
o nnncs years old can tro together in 3;l5 and faster
nge csn travel ]? mites bour all day. handsome,
cc and eic drivers perfectly gentle 10 drvc
Harness.
Ray Horse, Is high, yess ola ts spring; FREQ from
wee pleasant driver aud superior roaisicr warranted
The extrs hnc handsome high bred and fast aorrel ro
unS Mare poy ~ high year. old has ro,.ed on che 81
scd a.7 Winning the very anaiy can trot to-day 10
2:n anu travel to ths end OF the roRd prompt
kind.
Fine large sorre Horse Is hands, years od warranted
rassed as craught horse.
ci,y builders
riyo rnc Express Wagons and business Wagons new.
Esrncss, borse Clothing, Whips, Halers, DC.
Also several Tro;siss Road Work and Business
Horses, &c.
rai description a. sale.
SAcs nescr postponed on scaonp. OF weather.
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NoTicE.-AT A REGULAR MEETING OF THE n. r.
brentah Democratic Benevo,ent Association OF the First
Wni ned a. l26 Greenwich street, Monday evening, the
ohows ofcers unaninouy cccssd for the ensuing
fSsramss asson rrssldsn Dsnis Kennedy yss
Mnray Financial secre;sy; Thomas Hurley, Treasurer;
1homns Denpscy, Serge sntat-ArIas.
p j. I0AcllxsEk AssocIArIoS.-TnE FRIENDS
Of Fh J. Jascd1lsen, Esq viii meet this day. between
land o'cocx r. NJ, VI Schn.senxcrs 0sImana Hal. go
Ihd syenur, corner Eiahteeoh Every friend Of y
y Joachircsen Esl., N expected and should attend
r. y. JcACHIMsEN ASSOCIATION
C.CROFULA CuREp BY SMITHS BOTANICAL sPECIvIC
- for serofnla res.lnonsls from individual, OF tho shss
responsibility IN city cd country, who nly be Inquired Of
Win be fonnd VIII each te,e. Fold at SNTs, $50 Eighth
avenue, New York, At 81 n bottle
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MILK AND CREAM.

n y. wo0DHUfi, PRODUCER or AND DEALER
IN in orange county MIX Cream, Ho.cls. Resiaa-
and Ice saioons supplied by wagons
Prospect Park 10 Harlem river Cream wen packed in Ice
shipped TO all points Washington 10 Boston We have
Troy.
Principal ofcc Eos TO- q AVID "a North Moore street. New
orh Branch once Adams street AZ. N,t esvcnre
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

s)fl0 CARRIAGES, NEW AND SECOND HAND
Tarences Coupss, Coaches Park, Pony, tumble aud
waeonr Gig snkies ten top Exprsss Wagons, i25 each
new new top Wsgons sI6l worth 5000 Pony rhsstons from
Lap Robes, &c Dealers soid at low rates.
W. il. GRAY a. q, "a and 28 Wooster street.
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COAsTyyIsE srEANslI,rs.

1JNCIFII NAIL Steamship tUhTNNY'S
l. through line 10
California and China.
CIgi,bt and pas are greatly taesd.
Through rsies New YORK 10 San Francisco:-
First tlegs fiser.ge.
%ll5 10 $40, 800.
according To location Of berth.
These rates acude berth board AMI all uscesares tie
trr.
steamers OF tho above line loasc Pier No &, North rIscr
foot OF Cera street., nj ~ 0'olock noon,
lhs 5tb sId 2iSi of each ncnd.
except whcn those days fs Sunday then the pre-
y!pus.
One hundred pounds OF baggage free oeacl adult Mci.
c.ae and staadn'!es free.
Ap5a Il HENRY CiIAuNCEy. Captain Maury, connect.
ing with CONSTITUTIONS, Captain -.
steamer AMERICA wleavc San Francisco Apri 3o l:7o,
fov Chiua anl Japan.
Freight fcr HENRY ClIAuScEY received urlr Up NJ on
Tedncsdsy April % All usua facilities slippers IN
c1Ieciias in'and charges. &c.
For freight passage tickets snd ali further Inform
- r. H. pNry AGENT
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D2lyATE STABLE 80 WEST EIGIlTEENTH STREET 49,
J. gentleman corc 10 Europe has for sale well matched
Tenn OF Carriage ioscs light bay six al years Old
S hahs high sylish acton, gcnlo sound and perfectly
hope new Sleigh end Robes, Harness, &C. 10 be
10 10 IL and D TO T.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

] OIIERy PRIZES cAslILD. AND INFORMATION
gwen Kentucky and havana circulars sent. JOSEPH
hAras CO. IL wal street: box 4s Branch os.cs. iE
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IIORsE AED light HARNESS wASTFD-EORsE
must he sound and gentle, for bny tn dve IL
hands and not fancy price; wsgon harness. good ores
Address Lyon, E.a!i oa,cc.
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HAESEssu HARNESS.
Doub.s Ea,ness, complete, Ss3 TO $3.50 per SET
The TRADES HAEtF'G 60, II College place. N. y.
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THAyEi.f.E1S' GUIDE.

L1OR yoNkERS, IRvIN0ToN, SING sIEG AND
Grassy Poiut.-on and after Saturday. April 9, the
steamer GENERAL SEDGWICK will leave New y ork
afternoon Susys exceptsi from pier u North river foot
CT Cedar street. at 49, and pier 81 Of yestry street. Al
4 O'clock.
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POy.yyvJs'Ay.


7 S1M WARD DENocRAcv.--AT a MEETING or
LIZ the Ialumany Ward C0ioi!tt.s hc,G n. their beat
quarters, 40 Blocker street, 2aturey evening Tho si OF
APRIL the following resolutions unanimously adopted
Resolved That tho principles aud candidates of the is1no
cratic psry only be successfully yiad!cat.d sna
tsincd by dev to political organization, and white
is the nndoubed privilege os democrat cypress bis
opinions all qucttione Affecting s policy and action
etsy his duty TO uphold ysInslaay Ils faithfully and
Lsynocracy.
Ecsovcd Though diversity OF views may Exist in re'a
ton 70 tc rrpvisons of charter for The or
tue Empire City, we confidently urge ttc Gcncc,ac
Gers OF the Legislature TO restore 10 clcas the ne
nsbc right ot soNsovernmeit and 10 Sbroyae AL laws
arbitrarily creating commissions In violation OF thu, lrn-
ciple.
Rcsoysa That ba democracy Of The rfseath ward lav.
Ing IN the pas, been distinguished ny W devotion rgiar
nominations viii net In the futMe .a 10 afford evidence
i.s political heciity.
Resc,ed That ~ view OF the important elections Of
Judges Of the Court o. Appeals and the Common Pleas The
,hd Tueiay OF May ncAt and the probaby OF the aaop
tou OF tho nav charc. by the Legislature Ia .sscnr 10
orcnnizc Tho democracy OF bc Fifteenth ward ard fsr
that purpose agree Monday eyGniug
eight O'Clock. The hon james T. Spercsr and George II.
purscr addrcsscd the eomntes ia .uppor OF the rcsou.
tic1s.
J. W. FOWLER, Chairman.
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MICUhEL kEHoY, '
The New York herald., 1870-04-06

JUST FROM KBETUCHY.- SIXTEEN VERY FINE
Ho.scs viii be ao,d az auction this ~ 0fcloet
JOHNSTON VAN TAssELI's Mart, liz East Thirteenth
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The New York herald., 1870-04-06

A GLORIOUS CHANCE TO PURCHASE CAR
n riaGe or Wasoa cheap.
ALLEN b. MINER, AuCIIONEER.
Iho entire stock Of superb
Carriages of
Xcssrs JAS L. CONE CO.,
=. formerly A'a,as Il Cone.
No. G4 Broadway northeast Great Jones street
To be cod III airtiyn,
by HENRY II. LEEDS &. MINER.
on WEDNESDAY, 6ta, aud THURSDAY, 7ta hrrH,
without reserve t,0,y view.
Far particulars see auction advertisement
The New York herald., 1870-04-06

HARNESS: :-FORsALE, SET OF LIGHT DOUBLE AND
sinyle Harness; Frat class city raaxr new, cheap
Tor cash: Call on OF address BANS S5 Eas 1hrythd Il