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The New York herald., 1870-01-13
Moro whiskey rrauds-Activisy Of Revo.


On Tuesday Collector Bailey made sudden
and successful raid upon Illicit whiskey estab-
lishments in the Thirty-second district, seizing
no less than twenty of them. At one estab-
lishment the books Of the concern were dis
covered packed away in barrel marked
''ham'-an incident which reveals new
mystery in the fraudulent whiskey business.
The whiskey swindlers can hardly hope to save
their bacon by resorting to this or any other
expedient. The raid Of Collector Bailey il
but part of the general campaign against thom
80 vigorously opened little while ago IN
Brooklyn with the seizure of thirty distilleries.
by the aid of United States troops. Every
where the vigilance and activity Of the reve-
nue. officials have been displayed since this
righteous war began-in Brooklyn, New York
city, Philadelphia, Cincinnati ST. Louis, New
Orleans and San Francisco. Even tho in
Vulnerable stills hidden away in the mountains
of Tennessee and in Southwestern Virginia
have been nnearthed. Not whiskey swindler
of high or low degree feels safe at present.
All honest men rejoice in seeing in the deter
mined readiness Of the administration to sus-
tain and stimulate the revenue officials in the
discharge of their duty a sign that Andy
johnson is no longer President Of the United
States. While Andy was President he was so
busy trying to set afoat again the old Noah's
Ark of stranded constitution that he could
not bother himself about whiskey frauds.
But times have changed since then, and
whiskey swindlers begin to realize the fact
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NIBLo's CAMDEN. Broaaway.-GRASD ROMANTIC
DRANA or RUY BIAS
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ADJUSTMENTS TINS EVENING

oTH's THEATRE, 2sds,. between sth ana 9Th avs
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WOODS MUSEUM AND MENAGERIE, Broadway, cor
ner Thirtcth sMstnss daily Performance every evening"
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BOwERY THEATRE. Bowery--ToM AND JERRY
aIsH OUrLAw-RoBERT MAoAIRE.
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POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.
Opening Of the Campaign in the West-specch
from senator Morton.

from senator NOrtGU.
The speech Of Hon. o. p. Morton, United States
Senator from Indiana, at Terre Haue, may be re-
garded as the opening OF the campaign at the West
In turning his att nton TO national questions on
the tariff question the Senator said
Now, we don't want prohibtorv tariff. We
don't want to make monopoly here. We don't
want TO exclude the foreign producers so that
tner own price. But, as you have to have
tariff. how are you TO put itS Put 1t az poiut
home producer and the foreign producer. That
brings you revenue because there is . compell-
foreign Importation. This gives you revenue,
and at the same time encourages and Guilds up your
own home producers, your home manufacturers and
your home labor. l am for protecting the home
labor 80 tar as it can he done legitimateiy. don't
want to see the llboring men OF Indiana working
for the same price that the laborinR men OF Great
Britain, France and Germany command Labor Is
higher TO this country than il Is IN those countries
expect to see II maintained and hope that II will he
And when 1t comes IN power and we can eglt..
mately protest anu encourage our own labor am
In favor OF doing It, But don't want anybody to 90
away and say this, that am in favor Of prohbtory
tarf, protective tariH, IN the offensive sense in
which this Is sometimes used
After referring to the democratic proies,ations In
favor OF reduction of taxes, Senator Morton made
the following point
Now. want to call your attention TO a fact NV
friends, that, Notwithstanding our democratic
friends are complaining continually about the tartn
and continually about taxation. not one Of them In
either branch OF Congress voted or this bill that re-
duced taxation eighty millions OF dollars. IAN aged
listener, who had been hanging on the words OF The
Senator ever since he reached the subject OF the re-
duclion or taxation, here CALCULATED in accent OF
surprise and Indignation, 'By George!nI MOI one
OF them. The worK mas been done, but they did not
do 1t. il has been done by the republican party IN
Congress- Well, now, some OF you perhaps viii
wonder at that that these democratic poiiiIcans
that nave been taking earnestly and so con-
stantly about the burdens Of taxation, when they
were brought to the test, not OF them voted for
the blll on lis ilna passage, not one. The OF
IL u0Qppd
But II there Is one that voCed for 1t don't know Il,
The New York herald., 1870-08-01
M e XIc o
An Official Newspaper on the situation-T The
Jalisco Difficulty Unimportant-Th Cam
peche Trouble Explained-No Cause
for Alarm-The Condition of
the Country Good.

TEe Following Is an official translation from the
DSa'fo OfcldS OF Mexico, OF June 27:-
The political events that have taken place 10 some
OF the States are beng commented on in the most
exaggerated manner, either by directing childish
diatribes against the system or by predicting most
serious complications for The future. Neither the
least ustihable. In Jalisco u slight difficulty has
occurred among the local authorities which has not
caused an unpleasant controversy, nor do we believe
that this Will occur, thus disappointing those who
would ike to see that affair changed into bloody
cause Tor the display OF personal passion The late
events at JafscO are far from having SO fatal q re-
suit Dut they will have that peaceful termination
which one expects from the good sense and sound
Judgment OF its public mnctonaries. We are en-
couraged in this hope by the fact that ihstand
ing the time that has transpred, and the elements
Oh dscoru tnat nave been sown there neither OF the
held held '' '''sA' '' ''' 4"''eS 10 'ie oa'''e-
In the State Of Campeche, although originating
nom different cause to that OF Jalisco difculty
between the Governor and the Legislature has oc-
CURED, an account OF which VIII be in the otI-
cial documents winch we have published. That
difficulty has terminated and things have returned
In the State OF Campeche to their normal condition
tempted to give fictitious Importance and
q most tnIeatening .e;.g aspect it was added
at nas ne Came a'ode To Of MARITIME N Tamaa
picture OF anarchy and war occasioned by the ab,
sorbent tendencies OF the Cabinet. These alarming
reports. these vulgar charges. have been incontro
vertibly answered by the complete destruction OF
Martinez in the same State Of Tamaulipas.
In the absence or more worthy facts that might
alarm public attention the late piratica exploits OF
Guaymas have been commented on as a fact Indlca.
tive Of the insecurity and bad condition OF the coun
try; but those who thus reasoned Intentionally for
got that such enemies Of properly and personal IN.
terests such partlsans OF robbery and page do
not constitute an element at all To be
dreaded IN regard to the well being of
nation. The perpetrators OF that deed
viii not remain long without being punished
as they deserve and thus this dark cloud which
according to some journals OF the city, enclosed
alarming threats VIII have disappeared
Without pretending to be optimists, we do not be-
lieve that the present condition OF the country has
anything to render uneasy account OF the facts
above mentioned Some Of these have dlsaopeared
and others will be legally solved according to true
patriotism and to the ardent desire that manilesfs
Itself more and more every day for the consolidation
OF peace and order.
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SAD STOSY OF A YOUNG MISSOURI NATION.
From the Chicago Tribune. JuIy 90,


The wife Of a respectable farmer In Lemont, NO..
and the mother OF four children, Mrs. Mary f.
Lamie, left her home last March to visit Gardiner
Pa, where her friends and family reside From the
date OF her departure for Pennsylvan up to within
few days ago no trace OF Mrs. LAME could be dis
covered, either by her friends In the East or those in
Missouri. Her husband waited with anxiety for
several weeks. expecting daily TO hear from her but
no letter came. He then elegraphed his wlie's fam
lly, but they could furnish Information, "a she
had never reached Gardiner. The news utterly
upset Mr. Lamic's peace Of mind and he became
very much depressed In spirit. Search was
everywhere Instituted by the distracted hlis.
band and his friends, but all In vain. FL
nally young brother OF the missing lady
arrived from Pennsylvania and prosecuted the
search after his missing sister with audaole perse
verance AT kankakee. H., he found some Slight
clue which directed him 10 this city. where he ar
rived on Wednesday, and stated his TO tae Police
superintendent. That Official Immediately detailed
Detective summons 10 assist the young man In solving
the mystery. At the Michigan Southern depot the
missing woman's baggage was found Thence tho
detective traced the owner thereof 70 the armory
thence To the county hospital, and from thence 10
the county house. AT the later institution the grief
stricken brother found the withered and almost un-
recognizable form OF his long missing sister. The
poor woman reduced TO a state OF utter ldi0Cy,
ana could not recognize her young relative. The
scene that followed was OF very painful nature, as
the young man was utterly overcome by sorrow
Mrs LAME will be AZ once conveyed 10 her home In
Missouri where, 10 IL hoped. she may be restored to
her reason. Inc brother states that the aiar very
mysterious ~ diocy l. not inherent IN the family
so far as he know, and no reasonable cause can
he assigned for tic sudden overthrow VI plS sisters
TCasOus
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SPAIN.
The Social ConditiOn-Brignnd ndnpe
Science ana Profess.On-A PriHccly Mer-
chants Faiinre.
IN q light wagon

fNuGfes
MADRID July IL, 1870
Brigandage Is increasing. The prompt settlement
of the "gentlemsn'' VINO captured Mr. Bonel and
nephew has increased the brigands' band. Death
never has deferred Spanard or Mexican rom the
chances Of the road. lie knows well what the
penalty Is, but he troubles himself very little about
the matter. The news had scarcely arrived OF the
death OF the robbers Of Mr. Bone and nephew when
Judge Cardenas, OF Port ST. Mary-opposite Cadiz--
was carried or from the doorstep OF his country
house, short distance from The city, by three
masked rufians. Four others called Tor the brother
OF Admiral Topete, but, fortunately, he was absent
There are many other statements OF attempted ab-
ductions; the rich don't travel far INTO the country;
the youngsters 90 to bed early, because all
have "brgand on the brain;n the Old can't
stay out after dark Between poverty among the
poor throughout the peninsula the Carist sqIap-
Dles In Madrid, The Drigands in Andalusia, the
candidature OF a dozen so very unable idlers
and the individual and general intrigues of Prim
ana all the Junta, called the Spanish government
the situation not very interesting nor very proms
ing to tourists.
FAILURE OF A MERCHANT PRINCE
Julian Pemartin, the well known wine merchant
has failed. This Is one OF the most important affairs
that has happened in this region In long time. He
lately built princely residence in the midst OF "a
splendid garde.i, unequalled III the province Hot
houses, artificial ponds, small canal tropical
plants ana birds in abundance an aquarium mani
eagles ana baboons, fancy ontoilces and superior
stables, harness rooms OF magnificent dimensions
and tastefuly furnished, coach houses, crenelattea
ana turretted poultry yards and dog kennels, a
boat with screw, u rOwboat In word, every
thing that nature art could supply proruse,y
lavshed In the recreo by man Of fine taste, whose
misfortune has been deeply regretted, because Mr..
Pemarn was honored and loved by the poor,
esteemed by the rich and respected by all.
No man in this district has sent 50 much wine 10
the tables OF the Northern monaichs ana aristoc-
racy. There Is scarcely nobleman in Germany
Russia, England Scotland or Ireland who does not
know Pemartln's sherry as well as Kentuckian the
nectar OF Bourbon county.
UNITED STATES CONSULATE ~ SEVILLE.
Mr.. John Cunningham. Who has acted as United
States Consul at seville for the past ten or twelve
years, without pay has been removed 10 make
place Tor Drother-in-law Of the clerk OF the consul
lar bureau at Washington. Mr. Cunningham is
Scotchmap. He Is not citizen of the United States
but ne has represented our government well and
been exceedingly attentive 10 Americans passing
through the city. He IS also OF the principal
merchants IN the city, and il very popular. His sue
cessor is Mr. Alexandra Jourdan, late United States
Consul at Venice and Porto Rico, The former place
was too cold Tor him. His brother.n-aw procured
him the unsalaried post at Seville.
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IRELAND.

July-Annivcrsary OF the<'rriumph Of King
William the Tdird-Dutch, Celtic and saxon
McmOrics-A I" Duuce in their Chaius.''
LIsBURN, July IL, 1870.
This is holiday throughout Ulster, rather I
should say, asaturnalia, rs all the slaves manu-
mted, and for The time being, have The privilege OF
saying and doing almost what they please. What
the 18th Of March is TO the south OF Ireland the 18th
ofJuly is to the north. To-day every town In Ulster
has its procession, its music, IT'S banners its public
meeting, its panegyrics on King William and the
~glorious triumph OF Professionalism in Ireland.
Never the anniversary OF the battles of the Boyne
and Aughrlm celebrated with such pomp and cere.
mony and enthusiasm; yet all passed on quietly
without, as far AZ | know, any disturbance
or collision between the rva! parties. This happy
result shows that a better feeling Is beginning to
exist between class and class in Ireland and that
the day Is not far or when "orange" and 'greenu
will be blended together in an arch OF peace.n
Ireland, at present. is in transition state. For the
last two years she has been convused by the over
throw OF the English Church establishment and
also. to some extent. by ,as Land bill and as all
The New York herald., 1870-08-01
NORTH CAROLINA.
Ku Klux Developments in Ala.
nance County.

Startling Disclosures by Alleged Members Of the
Ku Klux Xlan-Confes,ions by Number Of
citizens-Betrayal Of the Secret Organi-
zation-Andy johnson Alleged to be
the Head Centre-A Conservative
Candidate Abjures the Khan.
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ASTEOLOEY, A

-SIuVUV REWARD TO ANY PERSON WHO C,N
a. equai ne great Independent medical and bus meas
M Wy e.a n.aaiue Nlf ON All diseases cured She
can aiay oupe no matter how serious, III vo, re sc M
~ trouble ca on her before going elsewhere eice ios
No W. 'l seeond door west OF Macdougal.
MADAME ROSS MEDICAL AND BUSINESS cIaIp
AVA royant tells The past, future, sbou H.
ness and tes rae OF your husband 100 Forty ars street
between Broadway and Seventh ayeDiL. ~ '"'S"
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The Ballot Question Before the
British Parliament.
DiSraeli in Full Dress, and an Extraordinary
Scene in the Commons.
-~~>~~>~~~~~,>~>>-~~
ireland in Party Agitation, but
National.

by the European mali OF the 10th 0! July we have
the following special correspondence from England
and Ireland reporting the continued swell OF that
national upheavlng which 10 advancing Great Britain
to democracy rapidly.
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FEMALE IMMIGRATION ISTo CANADA.-Miss Rye
the lady VINO X SO humanely interesting herself in
extennng the population OF Canada by bringing over
from London poor women and children, has arrived
III Toronto with 1870 children aud twenty youur
women. she IS meeting with great and deserved
success IN her efforts, which not only relieve the
London parishes or great NUMBER OF persons who
are dependent upon them but supply to the colonies
young and active bodies, who VIII make their way
10 lespectabiiity and independence under proper
guidance. she has the sympathy and cooperation
or some OF the most benevolent people OF England,
and IL herself perfectly htted for the work in when
she Is engaged, beng both capable aud energetic.
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EVERY EVENING UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE.
NOTICE-During Madame Lanners engagement th
usual matnees Will be suspended.
Seats secured in advance the Box Ofce also at Schi
mers 7Ol Broadway ami Erie Railway Ticket Oaicc
twenty third street and Broadway.
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NI.kRRf.E nIANrEr.s.

MARBLE HIANrELs.
M ARBLEIzED SLATE MANTELs-RICH AND ELE-
I'm; IN sahl degns from S9, Sl2, SIS up 250 T. b.
T1lrty-sixth streets. ''
M MARBLE AND MARBLEIzED MANTELS, GRAVE
4rI stones, fhes Table and Plumbers Slabs.
room, with finest assortment OF Manes Prices
A. kiABEh l5s ana lB6 East Eighteenth street. n. \.
- kLaBER CO.'S MARBLE WORKS, 223 WEST
-. Fliy-nrst street, between Broadway and Eighth
nneMarb!e and Marblezed Mantes, Tiles, wanscoting,
In this city
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Political Notes and Comments.

The Republican State Convention for Massachu.
sets has been called TO meet in Worcester Wedues-
day, October 8, the representation by delegates to
be upon the same basis as last year.
In Kentucky, 1t is sald, they want to run Hum
phrey Marshall for Congress, but the objection Is
tnat 'there are no two districts that VIII unite on
him, and If elected, he would III more than one
seat"
dispatch TO the Louisville courier states that j.
:. Golladay, OF cadetsbp notoriety. is still making
speeches IN the Bowling Green (Keniucky) district
overcoming the prejudice against him. and Will
make "a strong run for Congress-,
Elections Will be held this fall IN al the States ex-
cept Oregon, New Hampshire Connecticut and
Rhode Island. Sixteen states are TO choose United
States Senators, and five have already done so.
Oregon has It's election In June, and New Hamp-
shire, Connecticut and Rhode Island in the spring
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Srtaal Hotitts.
TuE WEEKLY rUN.

\ JOURNAL 70 ! THE PEOPLE.
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Among its contents are:
LEADING ARrICLES-The Republican storm which
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Negro Alonei The wh!skoy Seizures The Repubu.
cans waking Up and other on matters Of interest
FOREIGN ISrELLIGENCa-Pr ogrol OF the C1bsn
Lc,''uuon-The lsto Assassination Of American
t..isoHs ia Hasana--A Eeign OF rorror-rbo span.
i.ris M-fi"nc1 ~ Defeat; spain Keeping herself
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AGmcuLrUGAL Proceeding. OF III, Farmor.' Gun,
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Another Remarkable win = The Cooper
Unions $4,000.

Richard Dryden Arlington died a few months
since, leaving all lila property, amounting to about
$4,000. TO the Cooper Uniou HIS will Is contested
ny his nephew, VIM. Weed Addinsion, on the
ground that he not OF sound mind at the time OF
I've execution, and the hearing in tile case Is nov
proceeding before Surrogate Hutehings. II appears
nom the testimoney that Mr.. Abingdon, who had
been engaged In business an insurance agent as
unmarried, and had been in delicate health for
some years.
Jesse b. Rogers, a lawyer, testified that he had
known Mr. Addington for four or i've years; that
two years ago the deceased told him he had made
an offer OF marriage TO lady. and been rejected I;
,4at from that time he had turnel his attention to
religious topics, and he had attended meetings Of
nearly all the yarious denominations; in the spring
OF 1869 on his ARRIVAL from the south where he had
been fur his health, he met a eenteman whose ofnce
was down town, who told him OF sect called
Universal Christians" which al that time was
composed OF but three or four persons but which ut
the time OF the narration TO witness comprised about
forty members; thnt one day, aner he had gone
down town, ray OF light struck him. penetrated hi
sku H. and entered ms brain that from that moment
he became a component part OF God himself and nj 8
mortality entirely ceased he was IN the same state
bis rule OF conduct was governed bv God himself
and his spiritual wants were conducted 60 him and
TIC lood he ate, by God when ne seated hms, II at
table, he clasped his hands, looked up heaven,
and asked God wlat-hc should take, and he wouli
receive direction; m the first part OF this state som
days nc would 90 entirely without food, from the
fact that he could not get a communication from
God what kinds Of food he should tlke, but tina, at
that time he had become so near TO God that he
swcred GiTe' ~, ~ oncei once when asked by
waiter what Kind Of meat he wished TO have be.
tore hc had chance to ask and get rcctun from
God, the waiter asNed second time VIII, rcupon he
knOc&cd the Wal err down; when asked II lac dii
tnnk lie guilty Of assault and battery In 20
doins, he answered that It WAS God struck the
walier and not hmscli; when he became fully con.
yeTed aud baptizrd by this ray OF lght, he A. IN.
formed from above thai II sinful 10 do anythli,
whereby lie Should increase the arIount VI none \
he af cIdy had that he was only trustee for God :
some things where tod dia iot guide hun direct
y he took the Coz curing evidence OF twu witness,
according 70 tue blDe said he was in tbe same
relative condition ~ith Paul after has couyeTsIon.
IAC case n not concluded