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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-28
STEEL RAILS AND PROTECTION.

The following memorial has been signed by
the Presidents and Vice Presidents OF the Pennsylvania
Central Company, and Of nearly every Company in the
says That consumers OF railroad iron will remember
years since, when ramils we're forced TO sus
pend owing 10 foreign competition, how the price OF rails
up point s25 per tun higher than that for
which our works able and willing to make them be-
they closed Our railroad companies paying TO for
eSn makers before mills could generally resume
operations than they would have paid to
American rail-makers for the mequantty OF iron;
TO ne Finance Committee Of ne Senate Of ne Un'ed
States, and The Committee Of HGyS and Means Of ne
House Of Representatives., United Stdtcsi
GENTLEMEN Immediately before the construction or
the first steel rail mandatory this country foreign
makers charged $3.50 per tun equal then TO s5 cur
renew for steel rails. As American works were built,
aud domestic irons elays. CANISTER and spiege latter
many and expensive trials found to produce excellent
rails price Of the foreign article gradually low
cred stands at less than $40 tun In gold
have expended in machinery, furnaces, ana eK-
pertinent perfecting the process OF Manufacture In
tins country. and numbers OF our Own citizens
dCpendeut upon 10 for support, the Dusi-
ness is threatened with humiliation by the
pressure Of English and Prusssn makers. We as users
rails aud TauspOrters Of the food and material
for American manufactures and their numerous EN-
skilled labOrcr, do not desire to be dependent
exclusively upon the fOres supply, and therefore joined
asking that instead Of tile present ad vaOrem duty
specific duty of two cents per pound be placed upon thus
article being the rate fixed by bill which passed the
senate January 81 ls67 and 81 bill which reported
House by The Committee Of Ways and Means dur
ing the year. provided that all steel rails contracted
for railroad companies before January 1870 be per
months after passage Of act liking the duty
herein ~ titIOncd for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-28
NAVAL NEWS.

A large number Of employees at the Brooklyn
NayyYard have been discharged aud is probable that
others Will be- owing to the fact that majority OF the
vessels are now in condition 10 require but little more
work prior being ready To be- put IN comulsSon Inc
OF the vessels IN IN" hduds OF tue
Dpuartnleut Of Sram Eugucerug The Tennessee, Tor
merry the Madawaska, which has mad her engines MOD
Nod ana the position ~ her mHinmast altered ana Two
boilers taken out Is nearly ready The Hanc Is reaay,
"a Is also the Swaara. TIE Guerrero has To Ne dOCktd
and receive a new screw, when she VIII De ready lAe
Colorado which had steam Oh the 25th. and worked
very satisfactory will be- ready by the lSt OF February
The Caugndaga dock receiving extensive repairs
10 her hull aud t expected that the Hartford VIII lol
These two last vessels may possibly have their
machinery Oyerhaulsd AT private shops, ana Nt9 mat
view several persons have visited these vessels t the re-
ouest of the Navy Department. 10 estimate the cost OF
doing the work This looks II the department. was III
cned TO test the statement often made that private per
sons Ca n 10 work cheaper than Government officers
The uaddle-whcrl fngate Susquchtnna i being con-
verified into scTeWvtssCl butt will be some tine before
she is done. The Beucil having completed her repairs,
len rho Navy Yard Wednesday evening, aud now lies
of Ellis Island taking in her powder. The Getty 'DfSl
Is to have new boilers and receive thorough overhaul
Ing IN her machinery.
The Minnesota sister ship TO the Colorado will have
set OF new boilers and her machinery put IN order
The Shawmut Is hauled up the building ways, ana II
will not be long before she is launched
The Alaska arrived at the Navy Yard yesterday morn
ing III O'Clock, ana was safely moOted OAEsue ol the
Cob DOCk.
The COlonsus Java and New.GoIk arc on The stocks
with no present probability Of their being launched soon.
The work on the iruncad Roanoke drags slowly along,
but she be ready tiue take her place Ia May
guard ship OF the Battery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-28
CRIMINAL.
: Court, Michael

At the jefferson Market Police Court, Michael
Gallagher arrested by Oincer Dmond OF INC DT9ad
way Sgnad at the instance OF Mr. Tony Pastor Of Bow
cry fame, for having solicited subscriptions 70 paper
for the peeunary relief OF the family vi Michael Abrams
STAGE caroenter at NibOs OF whom the accused Lar
rated dUeful tale. setting forth that he had ded sud-
denly leaving his family without a cent ~ money. lis
Formidable peton bore the signature OF Charles Fech
ter Lester Wallack, j. W. Wallack, Neil Bryant, Dan
BRYANT John L. Cole, T. Il. Conway, {. - FreAgh Dody
PastOu and host OF other gentlemen OF Thespian fame,
each OF whom gave s.. suspectng thar the document
was bogus, as he happened to know guar DIT, ADiahs
was MOI dead Mr. Pastor caused his arrest when the
missionary came him for subscription. He was sens
to Blackwes Island for six months Mr. RENTERS and
others OF the above names are genuine the Rentenen
having been completely taken IN by Gallagher The
Bryants Brothers, autographs are forged they stated
Yesterday,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-28
TIE BRUcE.wILKEs LIBEL SUIT.

In the Court of General Sessions yesterday,
the editorial libel case, adjourned from Wednesday was
called Clark the counsel for the defendant, pro-
cccdcd 10 address the Jury He said he did with great
embarrassment account OF the hurried preparation lie
read the portion OF the article mentioned IN tho Indictment
and argued ngeuuuSY that those words could not
be applied George Wilkes except by drawing on the
imagination He Cunended that the article dd not refer
10 Mr. Wilkes aud IL did it could not he consider ed
a libel and that IL was not published In malice.
At The conclusion OF his remarks Judge GdrNn summed
up for the people. lie cndcayored to impress the jury
that the other persons mentioned in the article had no
relation, such were mentioned with any other lnd
vldual but Mr. Wilkes.
Judge Bedford then proceeded 20 charge the jury. In
the course OF ms address he spoke Of the Influence OF the
prCss on public MORALS and the good eva u may in-
src according Its tone. The jury returned verdict
OF guilty."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-28
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT

Repdirs and SupplieS.-LienS in admiralty
YouHJ lat az. Steamer james GUy-A most Important
urucple Involved ~ this Mas yesterday argued IN
The H. s. Supreme Court In 1851 the supreme Court rem
lered lr ispu u the ease Of Plutt agt Reed 10 How
ard $780, holding that When repairs supplies were fur
ui,hed foreign vessel m foreign port, or IN port NJ
state OtAur than Tie state (Which the vessel belonged
II was necessary. IN order 10 support tile lien, that tue
lbeant suU5d prove uu only the above acts, but hsO
snow aiiuUatlysly such facts as would justly bot
Oury Of tie vessel The decision took the lOicsSlOu ny
surprise II was contrary 10 the long established law
The above present, The question again To the adu
di,ation OF the Supreme COuri.
The tbeant alleges that In January, 1866, George
Oney, a resident of Brooklyn, had lying at Baltimore
the steamboat James Guy vessel foreign To that port
aud TO tho STATE Of Maryland, aud applied to Tall 10
make certain repairs and furnish supplies to her, ana
that Tall repaired herhs hill amounting 10 over t25OO
that he charged Tie bill 10 the vessel and not TO the
owner Olncy; that the owner, Oley, was without funds
or credit I'm BaltHOC that ho was bankrupt, having
some 80 judgments against nm IN New YORK; eud that
under these circumstance the Mtitimo law gave Hen
upou the vessel, to enforce which, thlS action WAS
brought before judge Benedict IN tho Eastern District
OF New YORK.
" J. Heasy answered that no lad purchased tho yes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-28
INOUI,SrS.

Coroner Flynn WAS requested to hold an in
quest James Dunly. aborer lO who died from
INJURIES loose rocks having fallen him. the
new Boulevard Mt y-Hrstst..
Also. over Ellen Kane. u homeless woman, who
fatally Injured by falling down embankmont at
seyeItieh 81 and Secondav6 Coroner Rollins held an
iuqaest the body Of Eenlnndt Behrcns, age 81.
who died while taking bath Coroner Srhfmcr held
Ru inquest the Morgue The BODY Of unknown
man, found In the East RIVER of Pier No g. Tho body
was much droOupOscd, aud had "a dark cloth coat,
brown pantalDuus and yust aud EHitcr shoes. IN Ills
packets bunch II keys aHd small amount la frac
Itnt AZ ,ltrf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-28
CITY COURT--BRooKLYS.

Judge Mompson.-A DOuble DiUorce Case
In the CITY Court OF Brooklyn, yesterday morning. no
ton was made by william NJ. On, counsel fOr Henry
Case, aside decree 81 aimony, granted 70 Mrs
Case, his divorced wife. The parties were married
years ago, and have family. About year EBce Mr.
Case brought suit for divorce against bis wife
ground OF adultery, and the case was assigned 10 .
referee The principal witness against Mr Case her
aunt. This testimony was c0rrObOrated by other wit
ueSses and a decree OF divorce was grated On this
counter set by Mrs Case against Mr. Case for
divorce similar ground. and on hearing Of the
also had divorce granted, and Mr. Case vas ordered
to give her allowance Of allmOny He objected 10 hi.
and was put IN contempt and the present motion u
set aside the order for alimony Decision reserved
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se OF Olney after the repairs DONE and without
notice OF the claim and en and that under the decision
OF tho Supreme Court there lien the vessel
and that II there had been lien Il lost bccanse
1t had been Cancelled by the giving of time drafts for ths
amount.
Judge Benedict rendered decree for the hbclant su
tanning the lien. The owner appealed to the Crcuft
Court and tho decree affirmed by Judge Nelson.
who held mat the OF Pratt agt Reed had bearing
adversely To the lien In this case.
The owner appealed to the United States supreme
Court from the decree. The Court heard the argrnent
and reserved is decision. w NJ. Eyars Brebe Dono-
hue, aud Cooke for the appellant and claimant VIA W.
Goodrich and o. HOTwiz Tor the appellee and AOCanL
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF .!,'p,r' n.

PORT OF NEw-YoRR ......................Jacu,ryr n.
CLEARED.
Csaeoai 'iasd h p,,01 Mat.bo" s Mearer erooo
es Barnes. Mallory saS.nusi SsraoE. Norfolk cv
fGs' Houston London H. B. Wright Tr,,, Car
BA,-osaa JieearnO rnestei Torrybarn' AeA1lh AA'''
L Bn,Be bints Havana; Helen Rove Rovv caeasa,
Anua Moscow Nassau n P EneE Hill. Cesieegsi BrA-'-is
sc6,sc MAJOR Gns. .pabeola; c9a.us Pot9,n Ph.
T MsTgsret Lacy Crosby Mobile; T. l. Preach Doa.ag.
Ws sla sl',' c. II MijlIstos brewer, Norfolk
ARRIVED.
Steamship Charleston. Bsry Charleston mdse. and pas"
Steamship ale Bell, Bourne, Richmond Ct7 Point and SOf'i
BsrI Grsts Wallace. smyrn, Nov %, miss.
Bsrk L. PrS'ha catrrs Pals,%o no., % , jaw, nun
Bns Udoi,, wbsmore Nov q, Gibraltar Dec a. u,re'
Two Brothers, McYte B,cA River ia, 10 Day; losroe1
Brig G. w Barter Sta@sood bs.s - DAYS 9le' AID f''s"0A
BI. CHG MARSH Ms,.a, "a, S S,y, So e. sugar.
BIZ CapTeru Blanchard Mat'nr's d,ys moia'ses
Bns SuSsonse Simp,Oa Dsiaara Is ds .1d mo.s,s
Malta Now IS csstsiamsrs Dec G. Gibraltar Dec w. wool
Sclf {. A. Flrlsworb sawyer, DrMarara IS dJh Wo"''>
Sailed 10 company With chr John Rose To- Ne"loTA
Scbr. Roget. Barnett Bermuda days, sat ,.,..
S Sesf Lui, ssa' Ua Para day 5sr and
scaOosEKs RIvES AND coAs1~i'E r
james Bnslsb Providence. Nellie b'ooated El1aoess'''N
"a. nO Ris,,s;bp" II l. Bsrtru NorsaG
Niagara, Bridgeport J. I. BthtrT ""t"NA.
Mercer Bridge. OrL AoAr han. ",s1 iics
HAYES. Boston. Lacrosse hU"seP"e-,
}. lOumsns, Providence u. "; Onhnz Ne". iiA''@
WiIhsn Roberts Boston John PAINTER, NOruAk
William l. Peek, GeuW0Od
SAILED.
stesmhps-Matcol for LepOoli Moro Castle or "'ni va
Nassau for Savannah, Nonl taIouA Of NaAssF
sarAosa iOr Norfolk Sc; SHIP Constantine hr Loaaou-
DOMESTIC PORTS. .
27ArnVed. steamship Ashland from New YORK n''
Slpsburg Pa,saroeng keystone Aut~erg: os-ud Srn.m n
Gertrude Havana y W. lnhoos Havana b.
CochrGu Savannah brgs Albert. PA.eo Ibomas Acsn s.
uaqua Hamlet 81 DomBgoi May Baker lua4ua Rrl '>
Nra.lurk. White Sea Nev-iork -, 81, -,
HotNx,s IoIE Jan and ssei bark W H'bosL
fon Havana brig Thames Accr. West Coast Of AA "
Boston. 80 ~.
FoKrKH.s MONROE. jan IATrived bark GussAi Aio3A Nv
Psdsug Sumatrs, for orders ~.
EEwPoKr Jsu 26-A,cd brig Chrsa C. Colscu Psy'SL H'A
Nsw.Oreaus for b stOu schr J. p Collss, hcA-lorA
SPOKEN. -.
Ship Pride Of Canada from Calcutta for NeNY0E Nov i y
Slip Hannibal from Calcutta for NsS.York, nov l' "
long. % 70 T.
MEMORANDA.
Schr Emma vsrril New-lora fer SALEM with e'its
h1es ashore Chatham Beach Ile 'e "
ug sud the cargo Is being is hargei.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-28
limited srArEs COMMISSIONERS, OFFICE.

The LGIOr and Kuhner Cdsc.-This case, In
which John W. Labor aud Frederick Kuhner charged
before Comms shields with having. preeuse Of
being Custom House officers, Illegally seized 5000 worth
OF laccs from Mr. Duyerger has been summed up and
both the accused held for trial.
The NeU COiuteTfeits-C Charles Diamond was brought
before Commissioner Shields yesterday charged With
passing counterfeit factiOnal currency The currency
question is very clever imitation Of the 90 cen,
Incon vignette issue These cOunterets danger
GUS that the Government intend 10 call In the genuine
issue. Diamond was held TO bail for examination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-28
SUPERIOR CoURT-TRrAL TERM.

The Clark Bininger LHbrogiiO-b re Join y Beeche-In
this matter decision given to-day. On taking his
seat 1r Justice McCunB announced that lac pre-
pared to decide the questions involved IN this matter.
The questions OF the greatest importance, and hss
examination into them not complete IL vas des4rs
be 10 avoid any seeming conflict with the United states
Courts. The questions questions OF law, and tbs
Court the United states Courts should Oe able 10 jas
pose of them without trouble He would make bis dcci
sion as the labors OF tbs Trial Term would per
NIT aud would notify Mr.. Beechcr aud his counsel OF ts
result-probably tomorrow. The motion would stand
over In the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-28
psSSFVCFPS 4RRIVFD.

FROM HANBURG-IN steamship AIiensDia- H. Cobb Cspa
W More o. Brck family b. Van Le G. p PfrAr h. Bsrs
baum VIM Haser H. NohIR o. Wssnaauer hester koE,r
oa and slf. ~ Aens family j. Kesou az T. Sl "a
Pecprr p Becker Hacker T. venthrn at wife T. Well.
Koch Aurowe }. Pore Crosby Caps ksyaoA AID ADJ
Gertrude GueselsIck and family,
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THE COURTS.
SUPREME CoURT-CnANprRs,


Before M Justice CdrdosO.-Ihe Lottery Bust
mss - cation agt, SuiBORS-SBIbiOHS Hgt. NOOd-The
argument those concluded yesterday Judge
Porter continued his argument that the Court could not
In any way take of contracts relating 10 lottery
policies. Mr. Henderson, on behalf uf the defendant, l..
Simuons argued That, n the contract VOID, then
simmons was entitled 10 be restored his property Mr..
shea replied very briefly. The Court took the papers
A Wife's Wr0ugs-C charlotte HOdr agt. WU. 4. HOdr-
The plaintiff sues her. husband for limited divorce and
now makes n motion for alnOny and that the children
be awarded ID her custody during tue suit Tho Court
Nnan --N,NIf NJ Illh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-28
TRIAL OF PERRY FOR MURDER.

The new trial of Edwin Perry for the alleged
murder Of the Waterman. Thomas Hayes, Ia Furmanst
was before Judge Pratt IN the Court Of oyer
and Teruiner yesterday. The Witnesses examined wero
Officer J. g. Grant Officer c. C. Lenycraft. Dr. sic
Aiauus Mary Mason, nud Thomas Delaney. The test
mOny did differ from that given at the former ftial
Tho case vail DO resumed 20 dIF.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-28
Npvs PACKAGES FOR THE PRESS.

C,ttn, unr-r arriving this port rslnest 70
i,yer packages Addressed Associated Pres,
ceons tue written authority Of w siHonoa Tears
AGENT psages journal Of Commerce 1 lSisCss
UoriI Sn EzIresJ EsiHg Post; C0nns ,lds du>u Stas1
zeiEg DokTG should bs delivered osir
the saIlsp
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COrRT CALENDARs-THrs DAY.


"a The MAYO, lc at Tie 20 BOYLE al Maurice Il ii
Reach Pneumatic Trans DO. Whitehead AIT hslueiJ.
Co 2Jl.Heckman agt Turtle.
III V,Ilav 81 al agt Slow 3D.. Brkely et lGta
l55 Jones sgt Cunnsn 2Jj..Jeaey al ag Had Il Al
I57 Wood 8gt Carleton
Srpgp,su GCrRr-TRfIL TgRs.-eHORT CArsE'.
l,sS Iocht,au AT Brown zoos. Bramheh Cunnisgtsa
l51q Patton sgt Miller, ZJo3.. Waterbury AIT b0tDa
5jtb Hay sAri AIT Herier 1882. .Rnab az Ackerr1n.
ia Harris AIT Burke. Ic1.3.. DInbau Crou.n-
IullbHt Ames 2l5j. .GOetsel agL Levy
lt,J The Second Nat BA1k Of 1874 Burger azL haanst
gagoa AZ
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por. dllaIorns' Huii;;.

Nr.rN % SsN.NoEE, /
PoHr OFsioA. No. - "iiia~SA
NOTICE is hereby gwen, IN accordance WY. WIZ.
~ section Of ps'rd April ~ les' suLnsi ,s,
KrorzAnt ths Waus once lufs 81 N-s lo :" az
Interested p or na,ns cnsrgs TIE cub natter sAes ~
sIamiusnra 90 un,, dat huplss 'vsrs are a"' .ee
t., hs .tas riahua"
up.i -t1u .ea a.s tAs uSsos "a oSAi' 49,
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whence issued Dgny and Menabrea chosen from the 9s
who, voting against him Speaker clung fast ana faith
fully TO Mcnabrea In the hour OF his defeat
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THURSDAYS WEATHER RBPORrA.a

su sun s2 Moon id
|
saady Hook 500 Cows .,n... 61 Hell Gate sou
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THE ALLEGED POISONING CASE.

petition for the repeal Of the act inserting the 10
section" In the tax evies ia In circulation In this city
, 1870-10-27

Mr.. Lionel S. West, B1itieh Secretary Of
Legation in Paris, drew up financial re-
Fort upon French revenue and expenda'
tufe; Which has been issued asA P.rli.-
London. The French Republican Execu-
tive have promiaed to make como startling
revelations ~ to the layieli wasse Of money
duripg the empire. These nay be exAggera.
,ioHs, hut 31r. West, \ responsible o.tsaal
;urctionary, whose report VAS aetuslly in ths
position OF the Emperor may be assumed to
Be accurate, inxsruucl "a it Vas compiled with
a liability to correction, if wrong. 1t covers
he time from the beginning Of 1858 to the
c1o-e Of 1866
.F4S0. eco per annum, The grants to the
Prince sssa and Prices Of, le Tonaparte fami-
ly gere s6O, 600. to the Orlesna family, E5a.-
0o0 year. In item for the Ministry Of
State, which vss ;f76s.s!2 in 1s53. and
ran up to Ea51 ,ms in lsG6, were included
neriL. In tho Orleans time tho secret 4e1-
| vice money in the Foreign 0asce w.s -, ,00o
| but II amounted to Ef6.000 in 1S55- The sum
Of E1,156 xas expended in the acquisition Of
| the Imperial exile's tomb 1t St. Helena In
1858 the sum Of E34, ,eno Was voted Is supple
| ucnsaty to the outlay for tha Legion Of Hon.
or. which item amounted to elo0. 900 in 1866.
In recunialy point Of view, the empire
odd not pay" Louis Sapo}eon's court iist
wss s5,O O00, coo per annurn> - which u-a added
nearly as much from the crown domains,
which include large portion Of The Orleans
from III sources, yearly income Of Is, ,oo0, 900
feeide. free use OF a uumber Of palaces, man
-iors, castles. parks, and forests. kept at tht
expense OF the State. There wero only hin
self, wife, and child to spend this vast iocoma
abich exceeded that Of any other monarch Q
| En1cpe. Yet, four sears ago, his debta t
Ps1seisn t1adcemcn exceeded txent
| uillicn dolla1e, aud ~ere increase
rather than diminished since. This mist
setm incredible, but Louis Philippe, one {
tbe richest men IN Franee, indepeodent {
ais Girl list, Was found, after sha Re volutio
] At lsl7, to have immense private debts. m
-yen to have psrted With his family plat
supplying its place With electrotypes NAM
factnfed by Measrr- Ellington, In EuElaa
How did &Leee nnoua1chs eceud thes money
, 1870-10-27

eorce.1nert il 60 longer pfacticslle. The
facts il this shameful case arc briefly
three: Mr. james s. Gadsden - r well.
know n In. - man OF Springfield. Ills ,'uf-
euits call lin froa, hoac. On last fsda:
tight, rcts,rr ing unexpccte:l7 from visit 10
iii coun,r. he fou1d his wife III the wanson fn,-
brace OF AIr. Speed Batter, merchant of this
c;,y. ssu Of the ex-State Treasurer l.atler.
Ga caso il aggravated By The fact tha, slr Il.
is a'm.rr1t d innu. His vile il one Of tue noat
esce,lept, accomplished, and beautiful ~.u'sn
IL The country. They lave thres daughters,
Maddenea by the discovery, dAd=den drew lsli
1cvol. er and rushed upon the des;royrr ot Ii.
bappiprss. En,ier tied into the darkness,
leaving iehi,1.i his hat, coat, aEd other gar
nent=. Gsdsoen palsutd, firing. as ne ran:
Haring exhausted his ammunition. but nos
LIS ire. he returned to his faithless wife. whe'
Ike Niobe. III, tears, besought bis mercy III
vain. Her clothi.g was immedlateis Paeke
and, couye. ing her to the mideig1.t train fo1
II diana, to sent her hack to her paren:s 10
that S,a,e, With fall statement Of hi
v.orga. TEcD. Eouring Ills cou.sel. Mcssrs
EdnaIGr. S,uart i Hrown, he ordered the I'M
meciate ilirg of Till for .lirofce. Thus The
master remaius, while tLi= whole community
etapi agEast in SORROW aud srnazement- But
Ter i. sald to be seIiot1sly wounded.
, 1870-10-27
Protection 70 the Ployy-hV1dcr.
II the Edisoy aT The Chteuoo Tribune:

sttHf A~A"ps " 4"E L"ANJV AbADhNst
! am p1ow-holder. l have just raised .
crop Of corn. and to-day husked \ load aud
took X 10 town. The wazehoueenan paid me
!a5 cents per buehel for it. The corn came to
$50. Thought barrel Of salt for Ss, a2 Of
which went to the Syracuse Salt Company.
purchased three yards Of flannel, cost 70 cents
ter yard, on which the duty was 10 per cent,
and with tho balance bought spade, the duty
on which was so per cent. Now, any candid
man knows TINT we cannot stand such state
Of things very long. No had though: Of writ
ing to our Congressman, and getting him to
giyo us subsidy. Or. III other words, project
our corn. Mr.. u. J, 1Iofrell says he cannot
make d, living raising pig iron
at SIS. and Congress Garo him e1U ton to
belp him along. Why cannot the honest
rloH-holdet have tie tame privilege. Cyrus
". Field wishes to lay another cable, bnt he
crnnot do it unless the government gives him
stt1sihy. A party Of Eas:ern capitallsia
want to run line Of steamc:s to Erazil, but
cannot unless Congress Will vote Them Era1t
| Of lard. In fact, the o.dcE Of the day no~
seems to DO, il a thing don't pay, tax some
| body else to make it pay. Our doctrine il,
| tff ii alone. and go at something cise. Bat,
Iii. Editor, we will write you coon again,
when wo hear what "our Congressman la.
| to say. S. 4. h. =.
| Dwsou7, ILL.,, Oct. @.
, 1870-10-27

The official vote of Indiana exhibits q
Democratic majority on the State ticket OF
a,4as. Two years ago the Republican
majority, after n most desperate contest.
Was only 9G1. The Democratic gain in the
popular vote in Two yes,s is, therefore,
3,4o9. Had the Republicans, who kept
away from the polls in the counties Ut
Wayne, Randolph, Henry, md Hendricks
zone and voted, the Republican State ticket
gonld y have been elected. Tho aggregate
vote poued is $4,000 less than it was
in October, 1868, instead Of being 1000
heavier, if all had voted. The Democratic
gains were obtained by virtue OF mort
! vigorous apathy and numerous aosensee'sn
on the part. OF their opponents. whereas
90 coo Republicans neglected to vote on,
$4,000 Democrats failed to put IN an ap
pearanee $4,000 Democrats concluded te
let other people do the voting this time
and % 600 Republicans ''pairea Of witt