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M ( DIcAL.
DR.. Richau's Golden Remedies.

DR.. Richau'S Golden Remedies.
Use these only. and save time. health and
money.
$1,000 REWARD for any case of disease,
in any stage. which they fail to cure.
nR. RICHAU'S Golden Balsam, No. /, cures
~ ulcers, liberated sore throat and mouth,
sore eyes, cutapeous eruptions, copper colored
blotches. soreness Of the scalp. scrofula, etc il
is the greatest renovator, Alternative and blood
purifier known, removes all mercury from the
system. and leaves the blood pure and healthy.
nR. RICHAU'S Golden Balsam, No 2. cures
~ mercurial affections, rheumatism in all its
forms, and gives Immediate relief in all cases.
Price Of either No. / or No. 2. S. per bottle,
or two bottles for SO.
nR. RICHAU'S Golden Antidote, a rapid
~ and radical cure for all urinary derange-
Rentss Price. So per bottle.
DR. RICHAU'S Golden Elixir D'Amour, a
~ radical cure for nervous or general debility,
IN old or young: imparting energy with won
derful effect. Price, SIS PER bottle. or two for So.
On receipt Of price these remedies will be
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to all correspondents None genuine without
the name of . DR.. Richau's Golden Remedies,
d. b. Richards, Sole Proprietor, blown 10 glass
Of bottles. Address DR.. D B. RICHARDS,
No. 22S Varick at. New York. t49-11-4S
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Medical Notice.

DR. q. G. CADE, LATE VISITING
Orleans, La, and for tho last three years sur
geon of tho u. s. Post Hospital at Jackson,
Miss, respectfully tenders his professional SER
vices to the citizens of Memphis and vicinity.
in cases of every character. Special attention
given to all diseases peculiar to females; also,
venereal. syphilis. tumors. and all chronic dis.
eases.
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oG6 4sG anb % = 0Nst
REFER TO
Union and Planters Bank.
Memphis Life and General Insurance Co.,
German National Bank,
Merchants National Bank,
County of Shelby.
EQUITABLE Life Insurance Company,
Southern Life Insurance Company,
Memphis Postofhce.
Memphis Gas Company,
Joyner, Lemon & Gale.
G0odbar a Gilliland.
Jackson insurance Company,
DeS0to Bank,
Emmett Bank,
Memphis Bank,
City Bank.
Peoples Insurance. Company,
Planters Insurance Company,
Merchants tnsurance Company,
Rice. Six 4 Co..
Terry 4 Mitchell,
oalbreath. Stewart Co., and many others.
WE ARE SOLE AGENTS FOR
Fairbanks standard Scales.
Eagle Cotton Gins.
National Pillow C0mpany's PIOus,
wheeler. Madden & CfemsOn's Cir.
ouinr Saws,
LaBeIIe Nail Works, Wheeling. Va.
strands Grisf Wills. iiT-Is2
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mo. 423S N. RI
In the Chancery Court of Memphis,
Tennessee.

Frank v. Paxson. }
TT appearing from affidavit in this cause that
/ the defendant, Frank v. Paxson. is q non
resident of the State of Tenn essee. and whose
place of residence is unknown to complainant,
II is therefore ordered that no make his appear
auce herein, at the courthouse in the city Of
Memphis, Tenn, on or before the first Monday
in March. 1870, and plead, answer or demur to
compliments bill, or the same will be taken
for confessed as to him and set for hearing ex-
psrte; asd II at a copy of this order be pub
lished once week, for four successive weeks.
in the PUBLIC LEDGER.
A. ASTON, Clerk and Master.
By J.. J. BLACK. Deputy O. and M;
A copy-Attest: W. L. Vandyke and John q.
Finnie, collectors for complainant. fr-l45s
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aIriral anal departure q rrains.


,issIssrrpI AND PREMIERSHIP ! ABROAD.
New orlsrD. mail daily, $sss's. i 3:Is q nm
Express So, go 20 Am Am. a a'ss p, nm
fssh ,s S5's %sk ssn drso cor Tor New
Orleans and all points South. g..
Express train makes direct connection ior
Cofeovillc. Water. Valley. oxferd. HOLY
Springs, and all point, North Oh Sronaoa 'n
Ticket ofice, 1874 Main street. and at the
depot. Omnibuses will call for fassengcrs anu
Oh eck baggage in any part Of the city BY ieav-
ing orders a ~ &. ff Nf1P Gen. suDs.
MEMPHIS AND cHARLEsroH RAILROAD.
Through mail. daily ;,.;;,...i2oi Pm. 81" IN
Through express, dailyldoes
not arriveSunday or leave ,,.,,
SSturday).................. f.H. u'5O I'm.
Junction Accommodation. s;@ IN e.,s
save Sunday .............-.. o:oV PM o'io A.h'
someryiile Accommodation,
Railroad time hfteen minutes faster than
''; ONCE s Nc. a7s Msa street. and L. At Depot
A. A. BARNES, q. I. A.
pIarry HUGHES, Passenger Agent.
urNpurs AND LouIsvILLE RAILROAD.
n.r ,nress..................12:25P Pm. 4:00A.h.
Sishs rrsssssmmo5s;icn. s sis AZ sSe
f Iistot ofico. No. as7,S Main street. De-
pot nes1 VI Na' s. B. JONES, Sup't.
SELL HOWELL. Passenger Agent.
xexrHrs AND LITTLs ROCK RAILROAD.
g., Uv.r = Leave Hope6eld at 500 a.sa.
0's arrive at L. Anguille at 1900 m. ,..o
GoEiwe EAsT---Lcayo l'Ang sn al iEovp'm'
rr,;ns lsayo daily. Ferryboat leaves foot oil
IIninn street st 600 am, city time.
oni"D B.. d. WILLIAMS,
General Agent and Superintendent
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Reduction i'm Prices.
TUE knpire Roofing end Manufacturing
Il Company are now putting on the
Excelsior, Tar and Gravel Roofs,

At greatly reduced prices.
We will also repair and paint old tin roofs.
making them az coed g. new, for from 81 10
81 s. psrfqusre. All work ruaranisei. Leave
ordcrs At BECKER, WHEELOCK K CO.,
lzs-l4sl EHcharEe IT,. bet. Front and locks.
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G. =. PENN ER, a. n,
Surgeon and OcuIist.
nR, RENNER has RESUMED pahc-
IL tice, and viii attend specially 20 o. eases
and 70 diseases Of the eye.
SIN once. esS uafns 20.
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Arrival and Departure Of the Mails from
,nn Mamuhis Postoffics-Hew Arrange
msn'' posrorYIoI. MsxrgIsy TESs.l
March s. lEg.
Arr. Clos'R.
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They are far superior to any known COM
bination Of Medicines in Constipsted
or Sluggish Bowels, and should always
be taken in connection with Edward
Wilder's other preparations.
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groes.
The New York herald., 1870-05-08
T RIPPLE SH f E L
New York. Sunday, May 8, 1870.
CONTENTS OF TO-DAy'S HERALD.


1-Advertisements
S-Adreitise,neDts
3-Ihe French Pl,bsctum: France to Vote on the
National Cons it.fi0n To-Day; Issue Between
Napoleon Ill. and the Opponents OF the Dy
mas " History OF the Pleb scite and the Votes
Te u ma Game-rhe New Regime: The
Depa tmenJ Of Parks in Special Sesslon--Art
Noles--City Politcs-Probable Murder in
Br okiyn--John Chi am n Wanted.
A-Pars Fashion n--Re!ig Gus Intelli gence--A Mod
ern King ucnry: Ru ming Extracts from the
Life Man Of Leisure; Tie Arts, Vcissi-
tuies Sue esses, Reverses and Revolving
Chimes OF a Thief, Forger Bigamst and Com
pound Fr.ud-Venezue a-Criticsms OF New
'Books--The Cisarmakers Strike-Under the
We s.
5-Tae crystal Palace: Amuseme1lfs OF the People;
A sgd nham Palace for New York-Financiai
an Commercial Report-Brooklyn Courts
Bills Sign d by the Gov rnor-Marrages and
Deaths-Adve III ements.
G-Editoi ial l. adm Article on the French Elec-
lions To-Day; Ano her Bonaparte Victory
ertan-PersOnal In elligence-Amusement
1-Telegra hi ,ews from al Parts Of the World;
Tie French Re- de Conspiracy Arrests; Ger
man Aa with Napoleon Against lnfali-
bty; Inc irish Land Bill IN Parl amentary
Com ii tee: Murder OF an Austrian diplomat
in Rus Ia De'eat Of the Chinese Imperialists.
In the North; Execution Of G neral Goicouria
In Hav. .na-News from WashIngtOn--Amu
monts-B o1en IL ads-Railroad Slaughter
Disaster Fund Fires In the shawangnnk
Mcu itiins--D ring Burglary at Union Hill,
n. J.-Basung Acc dent In HobOken-Sad
DIR wning Cae-YOath nj Depravlty In Jersey
City-1erios ARRAY In Newark-The Rich
mond county Police Observation-Disclosures
N0ti es.
ga vert semens.
g. Advertisement.
1O-New YORK City News--Jack Sheppard in
Skirts-(,rime IN New Jersey-A PraisewOrthy '
End W nent-Cierical Sinner in Massachu-
setts--Army Int lgence-B Brooklyn City
New'-PIae n Shooting IN Jersey-Shippine
In e OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
l1-Aivert enells.
12-Adyertisements.
The New York herald., 1870-05-08

SEWARD AMONG THE LAKE PoETs.-
And now also has William II. Seward be-
come poet of the lakes. He chanted very
prettiIy the other day little lyric speech in
praise of the beautiful lakes of our State and
of the men that grow ON lake shores, though
he omitted to mention the delicious white fish
that grow in their cold waters; and from these
domestic lakes he launched away in easy
phrases to a catalogue at large of lakes, in
development of a half-formed theory that
there is an especial excellence in the human
nature Of lake countries, that ''lake countries
inspire and elevate, that they stimulate loyalty
and patriotism, philanthropy and religion. 1t
is not at all new theory that man, like any
other earthly growth, is product differ
ing in exact proportion to differences in
the soil upon which he dwells, and from which
he draws his food. This theory has been
worked out to an extreme nicety in recent
scientific arguments; and since lake countries
represent perhaps the best average Of condi-
tions in which humanity fourishes, there is
some scientific ground for what the ex-Secre-
tary is pleased to regard as his ''conceit"
The New York herald., 1870-05-08

Dress FASHIONS IN EUROPE. special
correspondent in Paris supplies full report of
the various styles of dress costume which pre-
vailed and were just being matured in the
French capital on the Goth of April. The
letter Is beautifully hopeful, but certainly
bewldering in its contents--bewildering to
every person except the ladies. To them,
very large class of our readers, the whole
communication will be just as plain and easy
as the first letter Of the alphabet. They will
understand that there are new materials Of
costume, that there are new hats, new trim
mings, flounces, furbelows, cunning" little
boots, parasols, with the most costly jewelry
worn and in use. From the Tuileries to the
Paris cafes everybody was in good spirits after
Lent-joyous in the present and hopeful of the
future. Napoleon sported for turn on the
s'lulf' at Longchamps. There was brilliant
scene on the occasion American beauty
sparkling in its Hne simplicity even among tht
most remarkably elegant representatives 0
the Exeuch aristocracy.
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rhc New Excise Commission at worl

The new Board of Excise issued their first
general order on Thursday, regulating the
terms Of licenses and the time for applying
for the same. This order, we imagine, will
give considerable satisfaction. 1t is just to
the liquor dealers, and at the same time is in
keeping with the expectations which the
democratic voters of the city looked to see
fulfilled. The moderate rates of licenses can
not be grumb.ed at, we suppose, graduated as
they are by consideration for the amount of
business done in each establishment. For
instance, the proprietors Of the Fifth Avenue
Hotel, the st. Nicholas, the Metropolitan, the
Hoffman House or the Astor cannot
complain of the paltry tax Of hun
dred and fifty dollars year-and this
is the maximum imposed by the
Excise Commissioners--for the sale Of their
luxurious wines with fancy brands and fabu-
Ions prices attached, and the more democratic
drinks which may be called for at the ''bar Of
the house," The lesser establishments, known
az saloons or barrooms, are admitted to the
privilege of entertaining the public in liquids
at the modest price of fifty dollars, or anything
less, at the discretion OF the Board. So
far it appears that the liquor interest is well
taken care of; but we are glad to see that
the Commissioners have carefully protected
the Sabbath from desecration. Upon this
ground they are very properly firm and
explicit in prohibiting the opening of drinking
places on Sunday. We can be as democratic
as we please. We can afford as much latitude
to the tastes and habits Of our neighbors as
they are entitled to, in conformity with the
general good; but there are lines beyond
which we cannot safely passive cannot cross
them, in fact, without endangering the peace
and order of the community. The reports of
brawls and bloodshed in drinking places on
Sunday morning for some time past have been
painfully frequent We are admonished by
these events OF the necessity Of q strict Sunday
| law
! We would suggest to the Excise Commits
sioners that, as they have dealt SO favorably
with the liquor dealers, there are other inte-
| rests outside Of that particular business which
are entitled to some consideration. We allude
| to the law and order portion Of our community.
| We trust that the new Commissioners will not
overlook this. We hope that they will 80 ex-
ercise the power entrusted to them as to re-
strict the evils arising from an indiscriminate
| sale Of liquor within the smallest possible
| limit. The Board Of Excise has authority
| under the law to use q very wide discretion
in this matter. The epublic, therefore, will look
| to them for the wise and faithful application
Of the powers rsposed in them. ms ~
The New York herald., 1870-05-08

THE FRENCH PLEBIsorTuM vote will be taken
to-day all over the empire. 1t is ''grand
occasion" both for the dynasty and the people,
A special history Of the French plebiscits
appears in our columns,
The New York herald., 1870-05-08

HENRY" we give in another column the history
of sharper who has six wives living, and is
probably at this moment intent on running up
the number to the royal polygamists standard
Of eight. 1t is to be hoped this wholesale eS-
pose of the rascars doings will result in putting
full stop to his raid on unsuspecting females.
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ANUS. .m:xTs Iu-aollow EVENING
BOOTHS THEATRE. asd ST., between 5.n ana stn ava
SCHOOL or aKroaA--AacSG TIE BREAKERS.
H"" ''
FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE. rwenir-fomth s.--Fnou-
FKoU.
THE TANMAaT. Fourteenth strcet-GBAND vARrErY
EsTrErAIshENT.
FRENCH THEATRE. lNh st. and 9Th av.-Tnx DRAMA
or kJY BIAS.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE, corner OF Eighth avenue and
$50 sL-Inr TWELVE TgsrrArioss
WOODS MUSEUM AND MgNAGERIE, broadway cor
ThltlsLh sM tnee daily Performance every evening
NIBLos GARDEN. Broadway-TuE DRAMA Mos
QUITO.
ACADEMY OF MUslC, Ala strce:.-IrALIAs OPERA
IL TEOyAToRE.
BowERy THEATRE, Bowery.-TwESrY YEARs DEAD
LYING PfOrU aEs-JUSBo Jun
MRS. r. B. coywAY's PAxa THEATRE. Brooklyn.-
GOLDEN BJDcLE
BROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MCsIC.-FAsonos, THE
CRIoKEr.
THEATRE coMIo z. bh Brosdway.-coxIc yocAL-
ISM NEsRo AeIe &C.
TONY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE 2oi Bowery. .-ooarc
voOALisM. NEGRO MINsTRELBY, &c.
BRYANTs OPERA HOUSE, Tammsny Building, 18th
sL-ERyAN2's MiaBTEkls.
SAN FRANCISCO MINsrRELs. sss Broa lwsy.-ETnio-
Plan MISsJRELsEY. &C.
KELLY 4 Icons MINsTRELs No. 72o Broadway
BLACK STATUE.
BooLEy's OPERA HOUSE. Brooklvn.-HooLRY's MIN
sT1ELe-fIfrH WARD wuisKEY kAiDEss 40.
NEW YORK M~sEUM OF ANATOMY. Gs Brosdway.-
6CIFNCE AID ART.
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PRUSSIA AND FRANCE are about to join hands,
as indicated by our cable telegrams, against
the Papal infallibility dogma. 1t is about
time. The question is coming to crisis. A
s'fellow feeling" with the remainder is just in
place here.
The New York herald., 1870-05-08

JAMES CORDON BENNETT,
PRoPRfEToR.
The New York herald., 1870-05-08

SAILORS WANTED.-Uncle Sam cannot get
sailors to man his men-of-war. Several shlps
are ready and under orders to sail for certain
points, but cannot 60 for want of sailors. Are
sailors scarcer than evera Very likely not,
but there is some point in the treatment OF the
men, some severity of discipline or other
Objectionable point that Uncle Sam must see
to. In such cases as that Of the Nipsic the
effect upon The men is altogether overlooked in
the discussion between the officers. Yet there
the lesson to the men was one Of arbitrary
| oppression from which there was no safe
appeal. 1t does not take many such cases to
drive Jack to new shi=.
The New York herald., 1870-05-08
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Prominent Arrivals in This City Yesterday.
Dr. J. r. Gray OF Utica; G. W. Johnson, Of Hart
ford; Fred. Billings, Of Vermont, and Alfred Sey-
mour OF Ottawa, are at the Brevoort House.
Senator Thomas F. Bayard, OF Delaware; General
W, Preston, OF Kentucky; Dr. Drew, Dr. o. Anfaux
and DR.. F. H. Dennis Of New Orleans, and Captain
McMickan OF steamer Caabra, are at the New York
Hotel.
Captain 7. M. Canton, of Philadelphia; Rev. M. 8.
Baldwin, of Montreal, and J. ID. Smith, Of Cincin-
natl, are at the Metropolitan Hotel.
Ex-Mayor r. NJ. Bishop, OF Cincinnati, Ohio; Cen
eral James W. Singleton, Of Illinois, and Dr. B. l..
Honey Of Rochester. are at the ST. Nicholas Hotel.
Major General Robinson, OF the United States
Army; Geo. Innis Of Poughkeepsie; MAJOR Samuel
Mills of Pennsylvania; DR.. G. W. Ramsay, of West
Virginia: Congre -sman B. r. Butler, OF Massl-
cnu. etts, and H. wabridge, Of washington, are at
the Astor House.
Captain W. F. Green. Of Sandusky; Professor r. q.
Gordon Of sa ramento and d. w. Curtis of Havana.
are at the st. Charles Hotel.
Colonel A. Williams Of London, England; Dr..
Scott of Edinburg, Scotland, and DR.. +. Abernethy,
OF san Francisco, are at the st. Elmo Hotel.
Prominent Departures.
General John s. Marmaduke, for Baltimore; Major
A. H. Pruyn, for Kingston, and f. j. ID. Vaior, Jr..
per steamer Malta, for Europe.
Personal Notes.
James T.. Harvey is about to publish his recollec-
tons OF Portugal during eight years. resd nc there
as representative OF the United States government
Polish Count Potoskl has just died In connect'
cut. He was handsome, spoke fve languages. and
formerly run insurrectlons; but OF late has been run
ming machine in a suspender factory.
General Bragg, the "grape'' man, who has hal SO
much to do with fireworks for so many years. is now
in control OF the New Orleans Water Works. But
negro has Just been elected to oust him.
| negro preacher was admitted to the Lexington,
Ky Presbylery last week. He Is repuie to be a son
OF s s. Prenttss OF Miss ssippi the famous orator,
| and on examination proved to be fami iar with
Hebrew Greek and Latin, out Is SO deiormcu that IL
| Is painul to look at MIN.
The syracuse Journal commenting on the death
of n lae cuzel OF chat city, says."fOr years ienry
wilson has Or we'd that honesty and efficiency are
compatible with lCineracy IN cleaning and repairing
| ciocKs.n
The New York herald., 1870-05-08

THE WINNIPEG SETTLEMENT. lit is reported
that the troubles in the Winnipeg country are
at an end, that there will be no war and NO
question in regard to passing troops over the
United States territory, because the govern
ment has yielded ito every demand Of the
insurgents" This is very unusual conduct ON
the part Of the government, but it is wise
course, especially as the demands were only
the reasonable ones that every people may
Justly make-the requirement of local self
government and the right Of representation.
Is it not altogether new thing in the world
to see any government with the spirit Of John
Bull behind it yielding to demands like these
John is getting wisdom late in life. If he had
learned this great lesson Of wise concession
some few score of years since he might have
saved thirteen colonies worth far more than
the new province of Manitoba He might,
perhaps, have held this whole Continent as
grand dependency.
The New York herald., 1870-05-08

The LATE MURDERS IN GREEoE.-The Eng
hel pless government that pretends to rule in
Greece An aggravating point in this matter
is that the deaths Of the unfortunate tourists
were directly caused by the action of the
Greek authorities. The men could have been
released on ransom, but the active measures
of the government drove the outlaws to an ex-
treme act 1t may seem difficult to blame the
government for this activity, but it should be
remembered how untimely it was. There this
government had stood face to face with the
brirands for month and manifested no severe
spirit of justice, but the moment its activity
may kill dozen travellers it becomes fright
fully active.
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ANUS. .M:xTs Iu-aoalow EVENING.

Volume xxxv. No. 12s
The New York herald., 1870-05-08

CONGRESS. Tho Senate adjourned on
Friday until Monday. The House has not
been in session since Thursday having taken
q recess until Monday in order to have the
carpets in the hall taken up and general
summer renovation completed We gener Ill
find that little measures looking to the indi-
vidual comfort of members, such as raising
salaries to five thousand dollars from three
thousand and providing for ventilation and
house cleaning, 60 through without any
unnecessary delay, while great measures
which may in the abstract unpleasantly affect
those individual comforts, such as the Civil
Service bill, which limits Congressional
patronage or the FraDking Privilege bill,
which cuts down Congressional emoluments
or the bill for the abolition of the Globe, which
hampers Congressional buncombe, go through
very gingerly or don't go through at all.
Daring the w,ek just closed there has been
nothing of Importance to note. In the Senate
there has been merely the usual frittering
away Of time, and in the House there has
been nothing more important than the virtual
defeat Of the Civil Service bill and strong
attempt at land grabbing.
The New York herald., 1870-05-08

PROSPERITY OF THE SHIPPING INTEREsT-A
Coon SIGN.-In the first five days Of May
about sixsy-fve applications have been made
TO the proper government office for the award
of official numbers and signal letters to mer-
chant vessels-indicating very satisfactory
start in the growth Of the American mercantile
marine.
The New York herald., 1870-05-08

THE MAYoR.-Mr. Greeley, who used to be
acknowled ed as pretty good authority on
election returns, has become considerably
muddled about the election of Mayor. He
seems to think that Mr.. Hall is holding his
ofics by virtue of soma votes that were cast
last fall. There was no Mayoralty election in
December last, and consequently no inaugura-
ton of chief magistrate Of the city took place
in January of the present year, as there GER
tainly would have been if Mayor had been
newly chosen. In the fall Of 1868 there was
an election which resulted as follows -
A. Oakley Hail, democrat at.............. 75.1oe
FredJrcK A. COnkling, republican. 0,S35
Hall,s majority . ......................... 54,274
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Prominent Departures.

General John S. Marmaduke, for Baltimore; Major
A. II. Pruyn. for Kingston, and E. ]. d. valor, Jr..
per steamer Malta, for Europe.
The New York herald., 1870-05-08

All business or news letter and telegraphic
dispatches must be addressed New YORK
The New York herald., 1870-05-08
NEW YORK HERALD

BROADWAY AND ANN STREET.
The New York herald., 1870-05-08

BOOTHS THEATRE. 2yd ST.. petween b.h and 0th Al
SCHOOL or RRro2a--AacsG THE BREAKERS.
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the two extremes Of i'm. the reeblest periods Of

the two extremes Of lin, the feeblest periods OF
human existence childhood and old age--are
most fondly cherished. These things belong
to the victories Of peace, which are not less re-
nowned than those secured by war, and where
insoever else Professionalism may have failed,
or not done as we'll as it might it has nobly sue
ceoded in this, and until other systems Of reli-
gion can SHOW better record it must stand
as the crowang glory Of the nineteenth Gen.
tury. both in material and moral greatness
The New York herald., 1870-05-08

CORNERING COAL.--The coal operators are
already at work in Pennsylvania preparing the
prices for the coming season, fearing that if
they leave things alone coal will be too cheap.
They are manipulating that great and favored
instrument, the bogus strike. One strike is
in progress, and it is hoped to extend this
through the whole coal region. eff the move
ment to bring about suspension in Lehigh
and Wyoming fails decline in the price of
coal may be looked for; )" and we may there
fore confidently believe that this movement
will not fail if the coal operators can help it.