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AN EXPLANATION

Our :1,ra! fr.ei ds in some portions Of the
yuuntty du u.N :ss,;srsr TO have q cloar or
Lur1r.; cu.ctJ1i,'n Of tho nnturc of the
lue i ,l:'2rrr' III The Republican ranks Of
'!.s ci,s. and ,l.y very 8pprehensive
.hn. se7... "f the 1,1;i,'asivo nominees may
y. defeated. whrrrl,t the Democrats will
e, tonttrl If the General Assembly. We
InSt their fears uay not DO reat-
zcd. lut are constrained to con-
:s.s that there is serious danger
If lie defeat Of portions, ut least, Of the
egi>lative delegations Of the South and
: Nest Districts. There nre several very
j stak, Unfit, and unpopular candidates in
:: lose tle!eyasjons- such ns Dixon, Phelps.
= sIaytivlI. assd Humphrey. The latter is a
) uotur,o1~ly improper person to send 10 the
!. Legislature. His record on the Board of
i Supervisors is such that his name on the
tiekr. may lose it hundreds of
.rotcs. Int these improper candi-
.tlascs, hu.ing fastened themselves on
stLr ticket, hang on with shameless
: lcnacitx. when almost everybody desires
available and popular men. and the Execu-
Tive C4,ulni,tee l,a> been tinlil and irreso-
lute in doing its duty, Il is useless to dis
gs;se the fact that it is generally believed
;theso four candidates will be defeated, and
their places filed with Democrats. None
of the Republican papers hare adv1sedany-
body to vo,c for them, because they cannot
.conscientiuus,s ,lo it, and IT is feared that
;ihe mere sizength Of party attachments
will rot saE. them But We hope the loss
will not extend beyond them. II they arc
,heateli, the blame will fail on the Execu-
:tive Committee. for failing to purge the
ticke, alto they knew the peril in which
! il un> rlnciuy the w:,ule delegation in ench
. district. Our friends in the country will
understand the n,ntter now, as far as il re-
|: la.es +" the Legislative portion Of tho
ticket.
III r,cAr,l 10 the Congressional contest,
tic casr etnnds tins Last fall, 1000 Re-
1us,llcars revoltAd against what WIS known
, here - 1,ar1.acle tiictation and domination,
and routed tue Conrt House clique ticket
/; 1y N overwhelming majority. Thereupon
Il .h. beaten Larn~cles entered into league
= with each other 10 q punish = every man
! .xho wns prominently connected with the
). our;dcation movement, or VIM hAd showed
=. aov sympathy with it, or who
had received the votes of those
: who supported the citizens ticket,
. Instead Of eudcaw'ring 10 promote
! J The unity and harmony of tho party, and
4 working for its success, the '' barnscle
i leaders entered upon crusade Of pro
! acrirtson against the s. citizens-" For th,
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fore election day; fos, as sure NJ the snu
rises on the 9Th Of November. he will he
crushed under an adverse majority of fully
ten thousand.
Our rural friends eau now understand
tire nature of the *tfnss in the fam
ily~ in Chicago; md let us assure
them that MI. Wentworth will mike bet-
fer, al,ler, and more useful member Of
Congress, in every required respect. than
l,is intriguing and sat,terrauean opponent.
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POLITICAL


Wendell Phillips, being interviewed Ia teparl
to the Mas sachusests elccttou said: Some at the
sareHtscst coseryets IN our State c1zim that the
Labor ticket will poll AZ teass 20 900 votea and the
Temperance ticket well nigh Is many But It Il
In the Legislature that ouf strength, undoubtedly.
will he the most felt. Probably over 100 members
will be pledged to our special isupposs,-enough 10
exert almost = controlling influence in the election
ol United States Senator"
"A pt1vste letter from 4 prominent Missouri
politician saJt taat s. II looks as II four Republic
eans-lixyene, Nur1ette, Smith, and Parker;
three rOemucrsu-Wells. Mccorm1ek, and ElnE;
and one so-caIicd Reform Repuhrcau-Ftnkeln-
hnrE. will be elected to Congress :Eom this stat.
Ic1t tno1te- The ninth member Is doubtful. With
the chances In favor Of the Republican candidate.
Two week. ago all hopes OF carrying the State for
Governor Att'lntR were abandoned BY the Rcpub-
ltcans, ont the action Of President Grant ID re-
moving Federal once-holders who had taken part
In the detection Of the Brpwu-Sehusx party has
had the effect Of advancing the interests Of Nc
Clus9. and strong reaction has set N IN his
taSoE. Ii hardly probable tnss AcC1urg win be
elected. but The majority against him win be
sna1lcz than 1t weu1d have been had the President
remained neutral"
The Hon. J. B. AccFesg declines nomina-
ton for Lieutenant Governor OF Kentucky, be-
cause he lacks the CONSTITUTIONAL qualification ol
| being IS Fears old.
The Republican State Central Committee, oil
Delaware, have ISSUED IN address to the parry tn
the State. telling them that victory is within the!z
grasp, and that II they but do sheir duty earnest
| y, Thomas B. Coursey, Al honest and upztgh1
| keut County farmer, will be elected Governor
| Joenua T. Head, 70 whom nuch Of the prosperity
| 2nd enterprise OF the city Of Wilmington ls due
viii be elected 70 Congress: liberal Legislature
| opposed to the election OF sanlsbory to taf
CnIted States Senate, viii BE- chosen: the present
| onefops and odtnus State tA1aa will be amended
and the bonds OF the STATE will be worth whx,
| they pugpoTt to be-
| The Cincinnati ENQUIRER {Oernoc1Atic} says:
=" Dennis Mccarthy. the great salt KING OF the
Onondags tsew York> District. having failed te
get denomination at the hands Of the Republican
party, offers himself ns Al independent candi.
date for Congress- and. II Is said, Will receive the
| support Of the Democracy The Twensr-;hlrd
District u hopelessly Radical, but We trust thai
tie Democracy viii not dIshonor themselves 2
,hla xaJ. Mccarthy know1 nothing but aalt aud
self-tntczaat. and was the most Eahid md uncom.
pf!xng ptotecronlts In the Lass Congress. There
Is nothing IN the man 70 commend him to DEN,
ocastic support"
-Tne SJ1Acase Journal calls for the pnhltcs
don Of The full List Of "infuental Republicans
who, It Is claimed, signed the request to Dent
Mct.A1th1 to run ~ II Independent candidate fo
Coogress, ItsAys that 1t hears daily OF natnes O
leading Republicans being on those papers, vh,
deny indignantly that they have stgned than.
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The pEeeltlnnt has reeolvad that tie census
Of Til. clty aud county shalt !s rct.kcn b; tho
United S1st. r authorities ss soon 40 si,e elsc-
tion il ove7- NJ ].esAon rot t}ind.i by po:i,i-
cal prejudice doubts that tho censt,s was c1te-
fully taken it. tlc firxs instance, aad that tde
epu1ntl asinn which :ixes tile population Of TIE
city TT 1Gs.al:l il rsbstautial!T correct. The
iucrrase II ro.n1st,on here, accorti:.g 10 the
deures Of .~hici' The Democracy co'nola'n-, is
:he1e wire tlirtttn Eurn5. MI cities havicg
largts populations that. Mex York; now there
are cr.y three, an'i th:s5 have been captsats
for ccnt1,ies. Tho tatl, which foh,w- EtEcs
the population. OF the fiffaeu largest Euro
pean cities III 1882 and 1S;iy. and thu respec-
York, NC quote the censuses Of 1850 aaa 1870: :
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Who did not descend 10 this. II tecalfect.
nany years AGO. he adds, asking member
of one Of The chief English mercantile honsod
he had much difficulty In getting . cAae fairly
decided. he sAid: Well, when hrst cimc
here I spent great deal in taking the dearcst
and best advocate. but l very soon found that
I wac much better to pay II dircct to the
JUDGE"
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1Hr nnIGLAs ESTATE.

..-ar - kt,r rotn,,o
W. W. : ,..,; ;, ,he 1ra,t.r of n mariner
-! A.' -, ~ .,vaa,,; +ba
nn,l' III ''''' s"'D >s.sta ro1,ast.- ha17 Nv
'n''Hs'' ., ene, ~ D.,.e - vax IT
inc i'o1EiaH .,,.. ~ ;nt.-,.i =,
t'''''nt W. ,,,,;.,,a. H.. folr,w;no letter
lie 'sIs'ei, n..-;,,,
."'n' -'''' ~cn,cAGo. Nov ,, ,s;o.
). :, n, sI,rsF fht Etsnsno las:
III " ", .-.s;e. rue ia,c:es,s Of thRt es-
sast s.u,, 'rs' semEoraT conse!anee sn3 sn9aa -
H. s .,',. s 70. ,"rrra Williams aud 1nJself, art
s T. t.ta,r; ~ ;, ratsn. ~. msde m 70 lin &C.
so-nrr. o" ~: s.,h tsay Of July lakt ~. Far
WI. "' = e ~ .na. a1 1S.. cn;sr,s nrem.ses 10
.:rfs t,A.r--. n' ,Ae hs!rs ~ NJ; n rafwen .1
Iur."s Il. *]s '1'"'e l., RncKw1rH"
Thi. ls-tttr osf,i.s one important TACT
! TIL. 4. fss.m Mr.. FarWell. though dated
,,,, It. ...rh If :Tuly last. 'rn* Trc"Fdfd on
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Efp1n RE 7Hftfn 4t{rfrffs<t 1rS N

FFoM he 70ptka aarf'l}stf, Oct %
We givs below the official returns OF the
ccnsnA Of this Stste-now published tor the
hzst time. These figures include the entire
State with the exception OF Davis County,
which will not be returned for q few days.
Where the words ''a1l vest" are added, they
mean that the figures given include all terri
tory lying vest Of the county mentioned It
will be eeen that the total population Of The
State. ,Davia County excepted is s48.0a3-
Daris County has population Of about s, 900,
70 that the total population OF Kansas il
About 35J 900,
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= 49, AAANAC1k 8~A0 0A A&20 SE2AVO0-
Monsieur Abraham Won OsHal1
WEkliuK Letters to Olive Logan
He Wants her 10 EteKisseF-Olfve,s
Reply.
To tho Aayor a. tAe City Of Nc Fort we
NJ DEAR SR: I hive the honor to Sc
kpow1edge the receipt Of your polite favor,
dated At the Executive Department. City
Hall, New York, Oct -. 1870. After dep!or-
ing the attempt OF the Federal authorities to
belittle the vote Of New York city by appoint
ing an army Of Narshals under recent Law
Of Congress-, and referring ia terrns Of scofn
and disgust to the contemplate ana wic1eo
census which makes the poE uIatlon OF NeW
York less than one million, you urgo me, u
highly energetic manner. to DO my aqty %
citizen, no matter to what party oel9os'
Theee are your eloquent words. aoatesseo 70
me over your d4ahinG signatute, anu unaer
Tour official seal:
"1s head Of the local government OF me etl1 oi
New York anxious to preserve 9of IL t1e lonoreu
title Of the Metropolis OF the Union. L. 11etelofe
anpeI to you, whstertr the po0ttcA party 10
Tnieh you nay belong, % 1sJ ~ otae5 6usieess
or Tuesday November l. which are the last regts-
~ days, and. personally, to your name,
without having performed which duty, you can
not vose.r
an fsttared by the interest yo1 take n
the matter Of my voting; md beg to secure
you in the most positive manner that, it It
were posAib1e for me to be at home on the
days mentioned, ehould rally round the reg
istu odice (whereves It is) - early ~ posi-
bic, In the morning, aud register my name,
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"a call has been Issued for 4 convention to
meet as Syracuse, y. T.. Nor. Is. for the parposc
Of opposing secret societies, "be1iey1uu them to
be exclusive, partial, and a1tt-repuouc1n, des-
pot,c in form OF government, pernic1ous In the
propagation Of khzJ titles, and opposed IN prin-
e!pie to free government Hike onrs; practising
semt-TtlfG1ous and aemt-bsrbarous ceremonies:
casting ont tho tue religion With the false, thus
placing Jesus and Joggernaut On the same toot-
Ing, IN the same ante-foom: and the members Of
tas fraternity. beng bonud By tho most solemn
osllgatiena to assist each othez, that even IN
civil oou1ts the ends Of Justice are perverted, and
equity fails TO receive her due
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representation is nut only hypoeritical hut
il is wholly iualcquato II Is not sincerely
made and, il it were trne, It would not ac-
count for the fact that the current of pub
lie opinion is obviously and strongly against
ht,n
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TIE CENSUS,
Ohio.
{VN$0]
FTolA the Citrtfand Ltdder, Nor. /.

fFolA Et CFrff9nd ktddsf, .for. I.
The total population Of the State ia 2652,-
the Inst ten yeass, therefore, is 3l2.79l. or
only thifteen per cent. This is much lass
than had been hoped for, aud demonstrates
that 1hio has become in reality one OF the
Eastern States. to which but littla immigra-
tIon comes. and which increases rather by the
natural and e1ogenous growth Of population,
than by new comess. Perhaps - msny people
have left OHIO for the West, during the last
ten years, as hsye come into the State. The
agricultural PORTIONS Of the State have been
we'll filed up already, and will prob
ably show little il any increase in the
future. Indeed, the censua returns
will chow that nearly. il not all, tho increase
towns, and that the population Of purely ag-
rtcultuzal d,ntrcts, taking the State together,
hiss decreased. This ia by no uueaus an augu1y
Of mtafottune to the State. for the truest
foundation for tue prosperity OF \ community
is It's manufacturing interest. and this, We are
glad to sxy, il demonstrated by tha census
rftu1ns TO have very largely increased in the
State Of Ohip during tho LIST ten YEARS
1t ie Of interest to compare the growth Of
the State for tho last ten years, as shosn by
the table which we pint this morning, With
i its EEoSsh n former xe.Fs; IT, IT, fallox'nE
Ohio sccor.!ing to the various csnsus reports:
1850 ~ s6at ts4A. .sI9 361
1sie-. ssD st7nj lRai. ,93.ss9
lseo... ISL s93 s,sa9 a11
ts*i... - 2Ss2, ,3G2
g Ohio ~as admitted to the Union a. State
in 1902 In 1910 she was thirteenth in popr-
tatiop. in 1870 hfth, in 1880 fourth, in 1910,
1850 and 1850 third. She still maintains t,lie
por,tion in 'be census OF 1870, though hsra
!.ushed hg 11lipo:s, vhich reraris population
OF 2 SCI, ,os2 II the pr sent csnsus 1t is to 9
expected that 1lIinoiB ill rasa rs III tho con-
eus ri l5s0, and that We shall Lave to accept
the position Of fourth. iuteAd Of thinl Sta,e in
the CLion. hut for ten years at 1eask we
nlintain onr Old RANT.
Coming down to letsils, It is gratifying to
note that our oHn county uf CuEshoga sho Va
larger gain in the last ten years thaa any
other comfy in tha Safe. Its total gain IL
G., ,0Sa. aE4iust id..1Y1 in Hamilton Couuty
(Circinnati). 1886. in Lucas Coua,y Tolejo),
and 13.lh3 in Frarkltn t'ounty (Coiumtus].
This Is a magnificent demonstration OF the
r1nsperit OF Cleveland, which bids tair 10 be
tile first city in tha State. The counties
which We give above are tho onls. on-a which
gain Aloya ten thousand IN the State TITO
ennptics Of Montgomery, Clarke. Summit,
aIahoninE. Truu,bnil, Lawrence, Meig., an.l
others. show large ga:nR- The 1a7gest per
cert Of !ncreaee, as compared with the popu-
ixtion Of 1860 III the Stste, IL made in Ottawa
Comfy. uhere gain Of 81 per cent il regis-
tered. paul3ipE comes next With Is. 1.utns
next With y. and t;nyal.oga next with 10.
An analysts Of tie figures ahows that ssy-
enty counties show gains. and eighteen lnsses
during the last ten years. The following
tablea give the counties which have fAsier Oh
il, population 6iuce 1850, and the amount Of
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NICUI1kH.

A Detrdt pspeE describes rat Of that city who
was vigorous and ptuckg enough TO rxht one hour
and quarter for bis Tie, md ut Axay Win /. x
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Rome.... ...................s5 ,939 ls
tlSIa LeouluAs--- tt1%b
the intense stxtit Roman aky VAS rent With
the shouts Of thousands Of joyful yoicea
blended into one.
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1ne CHE cun1mens 70 bo m37Ie Upon tFIe5e
figures il that they deuonstrate the in:reas-
ing tendency Of our population to cities, and
the great effect which our railroads e4Ar-
else unon population. 1t IL our belief that
the 6eures will show that moro than the total
gain Of the STATE III he accounted for br tue
gain within The corporations OF Cleveland,
Cincinnati, Toledo, cUtuubu~, Dayton, Spting
field, Akron, youngstown, Sa,nlu-ty. Free
mont. lsayenna. Portsmouth. Po,ncror. Xoai.,
Stentenville. Mansfield, Mt- Vernon. Monster,
and other sowrs, while the agricultural dis
tricts Of the State have absolutely decreased
in population. This il due partly to the ssct
that agriculture III Northern Ohio ii giving
way TO the rnitiug Of cattle, necpssltatlug
lsrgcr fazn,s and smaller ton,1stlon. aud
partly to the unhealthy and .injudicius,. Il W
II population to the citl. Il. s.l,ich aapeas4 to
be the great tendency Of the age.
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The Cooldge-F1Jnt trial struck out this spark
Of feminine satire from tie FiYnt: "Mrs- Cool-
idge Was very difficult woman 10 1t IL make her
look well. can't saJ I male her look we'll:
did the best corld-"
The Hon. J. S. Macdo1a all, Of Ontario. Cana-
da, stated, IN recent speech, that his advanced
age would soou compel his retirement from Public
Life.
The Rev. DR., Bent, OF Baltimore, reports
that when In Boston he went to church where he
"heatd music that male him wonder how be Ros
Ia without t1cket-r
Mrs julia Ward Howe Eays that Is the votes
OF the bloody hands have been counted for cen-
tues, It Ii time that those OF the bleeding heafts
shonld be counted
Postmaster General cres*cll Ia quarter Of =
millionaire.
Two speculative students Of Amherst College
engaged Senator Revels to lecture there. ard The
expenses were $s3 above receInt9
.--Af. 6eoFee 5. Slchot. OF Fzanklln, Tennessee.
recently coughed out 4 bail which entered hi.
ri9ht eye six gea.s ago.
-Ass Kate c. HJatt, sister of Governor Hon-
man' OF New iork. was married on Wednesday,
at Sing Sing, to General Wn. II. Norris,
JAMES Simpson died In New Hampton. n. L.
On the 9Th nit At the age Of 30 Jeazz. M1. slmp-
Bon had been Postmaster OF New Hampton from
ihe time of President Jackson to that Of Lincoln
and sTas for thirty years ruwn Clerk
IA alauder case was recently concluded At the
oatatto (Canads} County AssIzes, IN which Miss
icrk sued her stepfasher, Thomas Kin3, to re-
cover damages for having prevented her marriage
With Dr. Mckas, Of Beaverton, by coucocsing =
story which seriously reflected Oh her character
a. siEraous woman. In the courte Of the H1al
It was proven tha. Elm: had made proposition
OF marriage 10 her himself. and that he had w.t.
fully standered her 50 that she might be driven to
accept hl1n. The Jury found verdict for the
plaintiff. and Assessed the damages at 500.
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Three HNrEcs Cast Loose In n storm
on Lake 1xuFon-erobablc E0s% Of
TWO EhttFe CrcxEx-Thc Story Ut a
Wife aud WldoAs-Lnshcd to Her
Dying Husband.
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ts1ce ir tne m.nds q ne Amctltans, aud became
s ~ ~ 'ge r,o' tnas We naa a.tSr.
nfs,rs anT, ncon.tstsan Was cn,o ne oN ,.3;o a4to
Wrs Jchnson herr / yensnreis as S1a.c.t IN
Tic House OF tommtns at tue time, to erprrss m
op.rttn to Lord Clarendon. that II Vas uuw1se 70
settle the Question here Win VI. Jonns"a. nsat
nscsuse ne 9aesnon go eoa'a oaly ne setted u
~ aor - n e stmns+p.<
ee,r ,,ns M N : msi;rr Enich anotneT samint.tr1.
t,or thst was co,,,inx Ia would have 70 1eci,ic
upo,. The proper conrse tben would have bceu.
II M op1niou. 70 have referreu the matter 10
Washington. and left II 70 Be set1.ed At Wash
inRtnn- Gt7inR Instructions 70 cur Minister. and.
above Il E1s'cs am os"e.s mos asseat sss 5 70 ~
tha; s =. nht.cttor ~ fnst cnnrsr. Snns
hnr 1f 1h,s nm Tnni.; ctEe rratsr uo1ar % i'd
peftGp ii Wssn;r7tnp tnaa vas hked oy the For-
eian once; the consequence ms, that our Asnis-
] Ter Al Waahtngtan bal not the poser, though he
saw That I would not Be accepted By Ae senate,
70 pseysn1 sFeas{ aSaen q euF 9T3s
Snan SIn,sra up r. nauner xn;eh Mirht essllr h1ve
sren nyntdei mention The case pecspse il Is
m important pracucaI ,nstaace Ia which the For
t,en once assumed the psrt which ought sn hive
been exercised By our sepresenssuve taste."
TIE AMBASSADOR AND THE pRAeo4E.
The Sultan Is power. and can feeolate
Political matters - ne chooses-so Tar as
The New York herald., 1870-04-13
the WAYS Of WALL STREET.

In the case OF Van Saun b Co., brokers, against
Samuel G. Barr, which was argued in the Superior
Court Judge Spencer has given his opinion upon
the application OF the defendant to vacate the
order of arrest previously issued, ana refused to
grant the motion. The Judge says:-"rhe afd:
davits OF the parties on this motion are vouminous
Jury has been committed by some Of the parties Is
ineyitable.o Judge spencer further states that the
case was proper one for jury, and that In view OF
the rule 'that when the factssc0nstutlng the cause
Of action and those authorizing the arrest are de-
tcal the order Will not be vacated on motion unless
Justify the Judge presiding at the trial to n0nsuit
the plaintiff or direct verdict for the defendant"
ing or intending to express an opinion upon the
merits or this act1On.n
The New York herald., 1870-04-13
TRIPLE SH E E T .
New York. Wednesday, April IS, 1870.
CONTENTS OF TO.DAY,S HERALD.
PAGE. ~
1-Advertisements.
0-AdVertisenents.


1-Advertisements.
0-Advertisenents.
3-Washington: Postal Telegraph Operations in
Switzerland; New Mexico Knocking for Ad.
mission as State; The General Amnesty
proclamation Postp0ned-The State Capital:
The Bill Abollshing the Board Of Supervisors
Passed In Both Houses-The Peri!s OF FL
nance-The Quarantine Colnmission-Monu-
ment to Daniel O'Conne-The Methodsts-
Europe: The New Constitution Of France De-
fined by Bonaparte.
4-The Mcfarland Trial: Increasing Interest Mani
tested in the Proceedings; Professional Testi-
mony on the Question Of Sanity; Racy Free
Love Correspondence; A Glance Into the
Inner Life Of the New School Of Social
Morals; Interesting Developments-TheF Father.
less Little Ones-Amescan Microscopical
Socety-Pr0ceeding In the City Courts-Mar-
riages and Deaths
S-Deaths continued from fourth page) -Adver-
tisements.
6-Editorials: Leading Article on the New Depart
ment Of Docks and the Great W ork Before Ii
Personal Intelligence-The Ways of Wall
Street-Public School Reunion-Medical Board
Of the Eastern Dispensary-Amusement An.
nouncements.
S-Telegraphtc News from all Parts Of the World:
the French Cabinet Crisis and Oflcial Po-
bIlOu VI OlllVlcTi heVOuttOUdfy OehtiHISHt
and Individual Expression Against Ma
poIe0n; The Papal Schema and American
Championship Of 1nfalhbility; Carlism and
CommotiOn IN Spain; Son OF Santa
Anna Sentenced to be Shot-New York City
News-The Elevated Rallway-Daring High
way Robbery-Another Pavement Protest
The Yew City Governmental
Lecture on the Yuron River, Alaska-A
Prize Fighting FNzle IN Connecticut:
Arrest Of the Whole Gang by the Militia =
Brooklyn Intelligence-Conventon Of Univer.
salists-Cricket-Charter Elections IN New
Jersey and Albany-The Recent Malpractice
Case-Business Notices.
S-Advertisements.
0-Advertisements.
dO-Perry's Third Trial: Second Days Proceed
ings-A Fatal Quarrei-The American Coloni-
zation Society-Financial and Commercial
Responsibilities American Frends-Shippng
InteIi9ence-Advertiseme
11-Advertisements.
.12-Advertlsements.
The New York herald., 1870-04-13
MEDICAL BOARD OF TINE EASTERN DIspENsAay.

About score Of the members OF TINS association
assembled Yesterday at the Trustees Hail. corner Of
Grand and Essex streets, to hear o paper read BY
nr II +, B. Harrr on "Albuminura,n and one BY
Dr. Henry Raphael on 1.-THE Dry Bronchitis OF Chhd-
hood.n DR.. Sullivan, President OF the Board, occu-
pied the chair. The first paper was an elaborate
analysis OF the dangerous disease to which women
are subject while in delicate condition. After the
reading OF the paper remarks were mace on tne
subject by Doctors Garish Schlf, Raphael ana taa
chairman -.
The second paper gave q lengthy quotation from
Professor Stiner's diagnosis OF case o. ch.ld VINO
has underwent o most severe attack oI the dry
bronchitis 49,
After some discussion by the memners presshs
tho chairman announced that at tho next meeting
DR. J. r. Loines would read . paper on "Vacclna
tionn illustrating 1t by fifty ehtldlen who would pe
present.
The New York herald., 1870-04-13
PUBLIC SCHOOL REUNl IN.

The quarterly reunion Of the "Old Ninth Glass.
Public School No. g." was hedsat Delmonico's Fifth
avenue, last evening. large number OF the gradu.
ates Of the class assembled and number OF prorn-
nent citizens were present as guests, including
James w. Gerard, ]. w. Farr, Charles 8. Wright,
THOMAS F, Harrison and Bernard Snyth. After an
hour Of formal proceedings relating to the perectlng
OF the association and an eloquent eulogy by Mr.
Meighan OF the ErDress upon the late ROBERT u
apartment where an elegant collation. was spread.
Justice having been done the vlands. splrlted ad:
dresses were delivered by Mr.. Smytn, OF tne board
of Education; James w. Gerard, and Mr. Harrison:
Assistant Superinlendent Of Public Schools, ana
others, and at late hour the nappy party ad'
InurnPd.