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Judge Black has written long article,
in reply to ono by Hon. Henry Wilson,
on Secretary Stanton. The burden
of his argument is, TINT A1r. Stanton's
course, while he was Democrat, was not
consistent with his course after he became
Republican, and that no man ever changes
his political relations and friendships ex-
cept ''for good aud sufficient considera-
tons him thereunto moving" !. e., for
bribe- The fact that a1r. Stanton, after
six years exercise Of the greatest powers
ever put forth by q War Minister, died
from oyerwork and in poverty, IS suii-
cient answer to the vulgar SANDERS of one
who lacks even the intellect to perceive
how great an honor it is to as small man
as Jerry Black, that he was once succeeded
IN Office by such man as Stanton. he
ought to feel the same pride over the Incl
dent as the insect that crosses the deld Of
Lord Rosse'a telescope, when the next OBJ
ect to follow him is the planet Jupiter,
, 1870-05-28


tae ch.than NsaiqnAl Bsnt, hussrsF snd
II the afssenooe, tho entsrps3sing al>x,nuar
(Co1sman, afsas Hax6n) entered ths ssfsblish-
neut Of Hssy Altaw, No. ea Gould street,
purchased t160 wsxh OF leather, snd trosant.
ed = check apon ths Chs1Aku EtEonsi Rsnt
for 1400 signed BY Ernst 4 Crest M. Arthur
immediately sent it down to the bank to sae
whether it WIS correct, and it was certified
without any hesitation Mr.. Arthur sent il a
second time to the bank for y closer inspec-
ton, and it was pronounced genuine still
suspicious. he sent the check to Ernst i Crest.
and then the forgery Was discovered
It tutned ont to be the sAlne paper for $40
for which Colenxn had paid greenbacks but
au Of the original writing upon il, except tho
aignsture, h4d been obhtarated by some chem
ical process, Of which no trace could be found
Coleman was subsequently arrested by Ser,
eeant Dabeock, and lodged in the Beekman
Street Police Station,
, 1870-05-28

can it authorize municipal bodies to do
what it may not do itself.
This is bu! the affirmation of the Same
decision maze in Iowa, and in other States.
The courts everywhere are inc,ining to the
opinion that the construction Of railways is
not a pubic object for which municipalities
may levy taxes, and that unless there be an
suthority in the State to levy generL tax
for such an object, no county can be arthor-
ized to do SO. 1t requires, therefore, an
express constitutional warrant to authorize
the collection of any tax for such purpose,
There will be some very loud compiaints
against this decision as to its effects upon
the bonds already issued, as we'll as those
voted but not issued; but the rule of law
laid down by the Supreme Court, is that he
who purchases the bonds of q public cor
porntion takes his own risk as to their
validity and legality.
The people of Michigan, who have been
rescued by this judicial decision from this
debt Of $1,000, 900, which for half con-
tuty would hang rs mortgage upon their
property, will, before long, admire the wis-
dom and the frzuness of the court which
las thus interposed the constitution to save
them from interminablo and consuming
fa1atiOu
, 1870-05-28
F,,nav,a po,dau-calf-tho Georgia Bullock

Fornsys golden-calf-the Georgia Bullock.
-GoYernor John T. Hoffman is considered
certain Of being 1enominated BY the Demo
crats OF New York next fall John u. Francis,
Of The Toy Times, and John a. GrisWold are
mentioned as candidatee for the Republican
nomination for Governor.
The Democracy Of Fairfield County, o.,
have just held their convention. After pre-,
nmbling that the country is gone to eternal
emaah nnlees there ia q "speedy return and a
strict adherence to the Democratic doctrine
it wsa resolved that We arc in favor OF dis
owning tho bonded debt, OF. in other words,
arc i. Jauor Of repudiatiag l." The conven-
We aIe unslterably opposed to negro Citizen
ahip and negro suffrage" :.
Tho members Of the bar in the thirteen
counties embraced in the proposed thirteenth
judicial district Of Illinois. have selected one
delegate from each county, to meet IT Dixon
at roon tf the LIST pro1-. to provide fot c.n-
ing convention to nominate candidate Tor
Judge Of the Supreme Court for that district,
to be voted for On tho u day Of July na1t,~.
, 1870-05-28
RA1LRoAD AID BONDS III MICHIGAN,

The Su orene Conrt of the Stata of
.,;rbioan has inst dAc;ded an ;mnorton,
<,rest;on IN which rho raon,a of M. ststs
ara deenlv interested The naon,e of
xar;ons iosa,;t;es in aficbican have besn
anouceo' ~ cfa1ts epecusa'ois' |" suppose
that, by mOrtEaging their properly to im-
,,,,rr7o,,. r.;j,o,d co,,,ar;ae <ha,- .,-,,,15
pe'D4.'oo Ao.aosAo comp uoy "outo
fr,;,a =, &C., ~ teema ~ - - -,
"0''0 ~ e''ses 3anu .o"nh' 1no eailea 1oe
~ ~. c.. -
.. ..: .ne @ o.ae pAssea 81 aet autnorlnng
~ ' ~ ~ "' tuo 'n' upon
Tue Fo1e " ualo11ty VI tne PsopIes 10
issue bonds in aid Of xailroads- Under this
act. the cities, counties, and towns have
vofed ouite as reckIesslv M thew hive done
- .1,;o &C. I'D a. Eno mn - ho,aa ,ra
now in the hands of nurchasars. and
c. ooo ooo ..>,,xo 1,,,,. h.a, .z,ta5 ub;oh
49, ~ ~ 1>aon da{ra,aa The tovn of
ST., :.T;-;nor+,,, Conntr smona othara
N1, ~ ~ :e..'. - ~ 49, t,oa5,
so.eu - Issu' ~ .,oas a1. 80 y. o 1's ,' a.
ou. LIE onacefs u lna' u"n' oensAne @"o
t1ght OF even majority soleTy q LEX 1or any
other than corporate purpose, case was
made up, and the Supreme Court has de-
cided the act OF the Legislature to be un-
constitutional, and the issue Of the bonds
void. The Constitution of the State con-
tains the following provisions:
i" The Legislature may confer upon organized
unen Ibe bos1a q sapesyso1s @ aa ., sbs ssyss saa
counties, such powers Of local. legislative. and
Iro,n.r num.tSt4 aa'' e"a4 "e' tnas os'n'
The credit OF the State shall mot be granted
n:n" ns - "'' o'' ~ '71S0''' ''' VI W '''' ."
The s:ate shan aot subscribe to, Or BE- inter.
ce1possuonr" 49, >''1'-@'' -''
sia.e sha not be PITY to Or inte,ss,ed
ed il carrying on sny sueh . worK, except IN lie
, 1870-05-28
THE INDIANS.
Offacial Correspondence CONCERNING
the Kansas Pacific Railroad

OffaciaI Correspondence Concerning
the Kansas Pacific HAliroRa
Lfnce
WARRINGTON, NAY g
The following is the telegrsphic correspond
erce between General Sherman and General
Pope concerning the recent Indian raid on the
Kansas Pacific Railroad:
81. LoC,s, No, Msy IS
General II. Z. 8h<rn.an:
The Indian raid on the railroad west OF Eit Car-
sou seems to be It an end. Every precauton has
been taken to prevent recurrence Of the raid, or
= suspension OF the works. General Woods has
been placed tn charge Of the whole line OF the
road west Of Wa1isce, snd furnished with four
companies OF cavalry 70 pursue the indians, and
three Of infantry to statl0n On the rual for the
protection OF laborerg He will post himself At
The most conspicuous place for this service. The
railroad people, the testimony OF some OF their
msn: insist that the party Of Indians were Sioux
nom tho north hide OF the Platte. Ny OWL
opinion Is that the Northern cheyennes, Hfo went
south last year, and are beaten back, nndInR the
lapoEeFa on the railroad without arms or auy pfe-
paf2cons, and scattered for nftJ miles along the
fuads they simply attacked them for plumber aud
Numerically went north. have notified General
AugQs thas the infantry and onh cayairy Company
were with the working parties It the time Of the
raid. JOHN Popz
Brevet Major General Commanding.
, 1870-05-28

Camilla Urso made about $4,000 on tho Pa.
ciic slope.
The King Of Sweden intends to make q
Journey around the world.
MIR. Dicoy left tho editorial chair Of the
London Daily Aeeos, because its proprietor
did not allow him mploto control Of the edi.
tolial department.
George Holland, who had benefit in New
York, the other night, has been IN actor in
that city for nearly fifty years.
Lord Howe died in London May IS, aged
73 years. The death is also announced Of Mr.
Thomas Cooper, proprietor Of Once A Hex.
1T is stated that Victor Hugo is about to
write novel, the hero Of which is to be old
John Brown, Of emancipation celebrity.
Tho young King Of Bavaria hss recently
become d very passionate e1tomologist. He
spends 1T least nine or ten houta daily in hunt
ing for bugs and other insects.
"A Dresden poet, named Heinrich Martin,
who il deaf, dumb, and blind, haa achieved
great success in Tuppetian volume Of sphor-
Miss. Paynter, . Welsh preacheress, ID
working With good effect as Baptist, in Cen
t1al New York.
Anna Dickinson's reported quarrel With
her intended is styled private roloarsal OF
lean has come to NeH York, and H1lstead has
gone to San Francisco, tho recent Cincinnati
custom OF spreading sawduat Oh the streats, to
soak up possible gore, has been discontinued
ty tho CITY authorities
William Ross Wallace, tho Hell-known
poet, is reported dying in New York, from the
effects Of: too free living. .-.,
fllcd an order for . sheet Of paper four feoat
vide and twenty-five miles long. the Now York
H'orld thinks it must be that Mr. Seward is
about to write 1ettar on the Alabama claims.
, 1870-05-28

and \ comparison Of the cisuRinastAnoss under
which It has sppeared ~ N epidemic, has
proved conclnsively that it hiss invariably had
ith origin in the fetid gases ariBing from de-
composing filth, snd especially from socunnu-
1Aions Of sewage and human e1crement.
The data on which this conclusion rests ia
such As must carry conviction to the mind
eren of the casual reader, and every well-in-
formed phyeician will confirm its truth.
With such evidence within reach Of every
intelligent man, is it consistent with due re-
gard to public health, to say nothing Of de-
cency or moral obligation, that We should con-
tinue to suffer, AZ We have done for weeks
past, from the pestilentiA odors arising-
from the river, which spread them
selvea like pal over tho city
It is obvious, by your own showing IN
a recent editorial, that neither the pumps,
or The canal, when finished, will AFFORD more
than partial and temporary relief. A moro
radical remedy is imperatiyely demanded II
we would avoid the penalty which "e shall
doubly merit il We wilfully neglect the effort
TO ave1t it.
The necessity Of 3 change is annually becom-
ing more imperative. The earth-closat Bys-
tenn seems TO oner the only rational method OF
relief, and the tsatimony Of those who have
tested it In public aud private establishments
is unanimously and Internationally IN its
favor. Its adoption won1d cut OF from the
river the most offensive portion Of the scwaso
which nov flows into it, aud would be the first
and most important step towards q reform
which will be only tho more difficult the longer
it is postponed. The nuisance 10 80 intolera-
Il .y1 hoo oil fp]
, 1870-05-28

The Franklin [ky.) se',ti,se1 ssya I: Last
Monday, whila the w1fe Of vi. Adm Ronald,
OF this county, was Oh her way to Wlloughbyt
store, near the Allen County line, With bucEat
Of butter, she was attacked BY 1xrgo say
eagle, which seemed to be attracted By The
Ronald, a1saost knocking her from her horse,
when eks dismounted to defend herself. She
had barelyTeAched the ground when the easle
m2ds another sweep At her, tearing her neck
and breast with his claws IN feazful manner
4Es: Ronald then seized heasy club, and, .s
blow as to knock it to the ground, and then
continued to beat it with the club until It vaa
quite dead The eagle measured soren feet
from Dip to tip.
, 1870-05-28

IN an article in the last Fortnigntly Re-
rtetc, afr. Herbert Spencer discusses the
origin Of Totem worship, which, under his
peculiar theory Of the development OF man
as worshipping animal, Immediately pre-
cedes Fetch Worship. Totem worship is
the ~orAbip Of plants aad animals, espe-
clally Of the former, and is common III its
grossest tor7n in Australia, while among the
, 1870-05-28

Sewerage and the Earth~Closee syt.
1elt1%
1b The Editor ef The Tribune:
Various theories are etill held among sc'en-
titic men ~ to tho exact naturo OF tho polsons
which generate typhoid fever, and the means
by which the disease is propagated, but the
combined experience Of all who have devoted
themselves to careful study at tho disease.
, 1870-05-28
The Old School Presby yteFfanH-Chcl
Domestic Mtasi0n4s

Among the printed documents submitted to
the assembly, On Saturday. was the sixty
eighth annual report Of domestic naisaioua of
the late Old School branch. The report
shows the operations OF the board during the
Je1z ending March /, 1870.
The whole number Of missionaries in commits
sion during the year was 615, which ia 67 nora
than the year proceeding. They were located
in the following States and Territories; Ar
rizoua, l.; California, II Colorado, 8; DelA-
ware, 8; Florida, 2 ;.1linois, 81 /; Indisns, So;
Iowa, 81; Kansas, q: Kentucky, II Lo1id-
ana, s; Maryland, 8; Massachusetts, .; Mich
igap. Minnesota, n; Mississippi, !; 41s- "
souri, 50; Nebraska IL; Nov jersey, 1s'
New Mexico, 2 (; New York, q; North c3IoIna,
II; Oqio, 49; Oregon. 4; PenngyiTan1s, a q!
South Carolina, 5; Tennessee, &: ft;;:.Ga;. 1e
Wv5sinis, 81 y Ma4aRington, wsss aasettlsa
The nunber of ehurenea tna u ~. :.
stations wholly or in part supplied, as tA1 ~
yeported. by The missionaries, - 7o9 1ne nTa1. T
bar of naTjy Organized churches u d1. Inc
s1%pau sIS7. nd % On eerasste: making totl
s;to;, s;;m;,ssfen Of $3.50 The number n eou2-
.,nn;1n VIII churches connected With the
hn.rI il 1852 Tho number Of Sabbath
Scbno1s ia. 51o; of teachers, 4.543; md Of
scholars, 81, $40. The number Of bsptisms ia
, 1870-05-28

FFuH1 N6 1Atlc T 6TE 2sH", tlpy <os =.
Yesterday morning nAn Wh9 gass his
name as Coleman, went into 4r: Aobeft Park,
inson's liquor store, in Whitehall street, and
borght hslf . gallon ot whie5ey. After paylng
i've him check for $40, {oz which he offered
CURRENCY, rema1king That be wanted % send
the check to his wife, in Rondout, n T., and
did not wish to risk availahle notes. Mr..
Parkipsos, having no b.nk account, went into
the adjoining sto1o Of Ernst h CTese, aud
there gotta check mAae ont IN the name Of
Albert Michael Coleman, for which tho atra1a-
ger paid currency. The check was drawn On
, 1870-05-28
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BOOKS.

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plating trip to the historic countries Of the Old Word
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Can md look oyEf then1. order b. man tetntttnk
, 1870-05-28
TEXAS CATTLE.

EcbrAxkA Hereafter to bo the Ship
ping Point OF The Drovcrs OF Tczux-
One Hundred und tffty Thousand
Cattle to be Shipped Ycnrly-l Herd
Of Four Thousand Already aE CO.
lnnb buR.
, 1870-05-28

lnd1terent people, VIII 6ochmotlVe as 1ney
had, and the country and the world possesses
and will possess, for centuries to come, the
fruits thereof. We give praise and thnnks-
giving and other generations will be thank
full and be full Of praise therefor. All this
is true has been said before, and will be
said great many times again But, never
theless, we protest that, because it is true.
every honest man who may turn ont to be q
rogue, OF every rogue who may be shown
to be rogue still, shall not make the fact
that he Was faithful during the wnr plea
in mitigation of punishment for his rog-
ue.y. He may have fought we'll, OF he may
have otherwise served his country ven,
either with q good motive or q bad
one, and, SO far as that question goes, let
him have due credit and such fame
and such power as he may have gained,
without question as to what his motives
we're. Bnt, If he commits forgery, or
steals, or murders, OF is otherwise dosehct
in any of his relations to society, let him
take the consequences as though no waT had
ever been fought; as though no Republican
pasty had ever existed; as though he had
been Robert Toombs himself, or my other
Of the wickedest and most virulent OF the
rebel gentry. Hold him up to the light, or
apply even the microscope to him, If need
he, and hive it understood, once for al,
that long and weary years given to the
Republican party" cannot be pleaded in
1 oar ot punishment for any sort Of rascality
! Whutever-
, 1870-05-28
fFRax orR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT
E.14tIs I1fnh llaN

4Q4 TG1Q1m WUFGu1GQt uaA TtCGIFfu LWO no
table aecessions recently-Amasa M Lyman
and T. D. H. stenhouse. Tho reformers arc
fubilant over catching Lyman, who outranks
brigham in the priesthood, having been Coun-
cillor to Joseph Smith when Brigham was only
President OF the Twelve Apostles; whose
name, other things being equal, weighs more
with the people than Brghau's: who is, in
short, aud always hss been, in policy, whatever
Brigham is not. He ia about GO yeats Of age,
rather prepossessing ipss appearance, ready
and often eloquent speaker, which tho reform
ers needed more than anything, and will un-
doubtedly go to the headin due time.
When oreon Pratt ras cut of from tho
for objectirg t. Joseph IS, snith's A.
Lyman VAS ordained an Apostle in his place.
When Qrpon s'repented and Was re-baptized.
Lyman WAS made Second Councillor Of smith,
to make room sgain for Orson. When Joseph
and Hyrum Smith were killed, brigham, VINO
was mezaly hesa Apostle, Jumped" both Of
Lyman, and seized tho supreme power for
himself. Rgdon apostatizca, Lyman aubsided
into an Apostle. Rut the jealousy Of Brigham
WAS alcepless. Lyman, AZ President Of the
Church in Great Britain, preached a powerful
Unitarian sermon somewhere in Scotland, and,
this coming to the ears Of Brigham many
years thereafter, be retired Lyman to
preach. He obeysd until within
! week, when he declared his Independence at
Ward meeting in this city. Upon refusing
to Iecant be WAS formally cut of the Church
By the High Council Of the Balt Lake "a Stake
or County. He now seems to be in full com
mt1nion With the new Church, aud much good
may he do it.
.Mr. Stcnhouse was formerly editor and pro-
prietor Of tho Salt Lake Telegraph, and no one
living has aone more to spread the mnntal pes
tilence known az Mormonism than he. No
one better comprehends the spirit, the scope,
and aims Of this land piracy cloaked by re-
Igious seeming. He is writing book On the
subject, and It ought to be the best Of the two
or three hundred written on it.
RE-sTEPESB1oN OF TIE TELEGRAPH.
Dy the WY, his old paper, tho Telegraph,
"biew ont again last Saturday morning. No
one, think, can recall anything it has said or
done, in tha hands Of MI. Fuller and Elder
Sloan. That the first should believe he could
succeed when stenhouEe failed, condemns him !;
and az for the second, there isn't enough Of
him to make newspaper Of.
MARn1AaE ASD DIVORCE AMONG TIE aA1NTg.
The Nt,rs foufishes, however, as ts the
wicked" we're observed to do OF old. Its latest
Joke ia yaunting the sanctity Of the mari age
ties in Utah. The Rev. Mr.. Steel, of New
York, preaching on that subject, remarked
that polygamy hAd been condemned in Utal,,
but no bill had passed against indiana
polygamy-"that State whose mission seems
, 1870-05-28

IHL 1ER011VEs@1-s. :. :.
A painter. in Cheyenne, fell from the roof Of
house aid broke his les: He brought his
pot Of paint to earth With him, '&nd, portion
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Gin Wutbidrei.

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len Nieoerlasen nod INNER nidbt aur grtenntnih ib
rer Sage sefoumen fno. ionoern iid unbsrdnbsrtir in
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9ie GenoiIen bes R5nis Dilbelm. tpelbe fsranf=
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tsbren. unb menn lie audi ME e prahfen, init ib,
rer 9an,en Bep6lferuns unler @ebiet uberfdbmem.
men folten, nm 10 beiIer fir uns l1no bann per=
ben mir nada Berlin geben, nm bort oas 8arbaren=
tbum. bieien bprnirien 6euoals mus i'm Neie III ser
brudsn.- Nqe 2anofraben tueroen BON uns MIN
mein. aber i'd bofs. mir perben oenisnieen ben Bor
5us 9eben; tpelde bird Babsn. NlrRmberg unt
Baiern flbren. @s Iino hies bic brei tleinen DO
narhen, pelGe1 ihre Ggifen5 uns perbanfen. bonn
mir naren es, tpelhe bieleben aus fteen Gi6fen i'm
Anfanee beies Sabrbunberts in's 2eben gsrufen ba
ben. rlIno Die Baiern linb bic Ganafnedhie Yreu
bens aenoroen unb bic Wirtenlbsrger MAIDEN lid
Elm 8eranigen oaraus, in ihrem @efol9e infer Qanc
gu nberfaQen! llnb bic epielbolen. Beiiser, biz
Strolde, Die Sbmusster BON BnoeR unb Rlel. oieIs
erbdrmlihen Greaturen. Die uns nit Greuoen BIZ
Stis fel leden lDiirben menn mir unier Ueb an Il.
perleren D0er nit ibnen ,iubeln MOLTEN. iie baber
ihre Waeen belaoen nit benz Haube Der eblen fran
sOiihen Nation ie Iino bic Masseier ber feinbli,
hen Armee. Mber Sbr iperoet Alss nit ,3injen jn.
tuderbalten, Sbr ibmleriDen Seufel !"
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lid 5u maiden. ioipe nm ibm cine ui6alidh 1tnelsG
Bewsguna 3u aeben fes paren DAMP hinen BON
900 fsrbsffdft anf bemielbep mar 9sleii woroen
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,bm ben t8araus ben eiH RauH lhrteiihiH ooer Elm
gBnDfnfdnger nid,t iebr beohtet bate. - L.31 p
I fDR gilenbetieiouHa bes Sdiffes. bic BON bis s
Boil pnrirte, ie nanbem Die au oedenoe 6ldhe mebr
Soer meniser BON feiHoidoen Weihofien 8n tarthten
6atte, NOR 10 }dUsr. bob oas Shr nHter umran''TT
een bas @leidbaenid,t uerlieren mnBte. :. q
tSn ben enehjhen Sdpfsbonb6fsn werbent ioeben
einige YanHrih,fie eonfrutrt Die slenrpe,ie etneit
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