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OVARIAN TuMOR CURED.


medicine taken internally been known have cred tn
the womb bowels the knife has been
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PERSONS OVARIAN CYsTs and TUM0RS ~er Tnmors
the Bowels Uterus Womb Liver DoDeal RaGOD, Ats Aad CA
culus CODceions
Tumor of IL Years Growth Cured by Railways
Resolvent
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help for "" tired everything that
but
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mott Of 10 BETTER,
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Of groin this yog bs benefi ef
others You puhhSh il II you cbooss.
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81 bottle Sold By Druggist and Dr. RADwAYs 81 As.dsB
lane
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Knox Is AHEAD AGAIS-He always is. II ha

YoIHG MES CAN LEARN THEIR TRUE PURSUIT,
their children for usefulness sDd happiness By
obtaining sPHRESOLOGCiL BrASSATIos al 359 Broadway
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CoIp KAsuI riKBs AND WITHOUT Br
CONTRACTED CoLD ANOTHER
CouaH coSuRsED
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Cons BEoScHL AsNArIO AFFECTIONS, AAs
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SOLD
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become unpute fact Every expects Il Therefore
s1pnsel and usual
and most becoming HATS In the market KSoGs besqu4rep
Broadway corner Fulton 4 - --.is
YoCNG MET CAN LEARN THEIR TRUE PURSUIT,
and ho~ to train their children for usefulness sn happiness BY
obtaining PHRgSoLOeIciI EXAMINATION al Js9 Broadway
De BNG's PILE REMEDY is SURE CURE FOR
PLHs DR BfSGs Conumptve Remedy, VIA PUGA General
IN hv
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The City Sanitary Inspector reported that the three
story wooden tenement in the Of No. 229 MOttst
was in very dilapdated condition, and absolutely
dangerous the occupants IL belongs TO Michael Begg
and the Wretcbed tenants six In number pay rent OF
E "a month each for accommodations that would be con
adhered unit for cattle The building ordered 10 he
tqrn down. A number Of permits for rendering fresh
fat the manufacture Of sausages, etc. weIe granted
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HOME NEVIS.

Ne,f York Sept. 20, 1870.
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CASH DIVIDENDS UPON THE CONTRIBUTION PLAN"
RANGING FROM 10 TO so PER CENT PAID DURING
THE CURRENT YEAR
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AIMEs.--At Martinston Orange, Conn, on Sunday
July 10, PETER AnEs. aged y years.
Funeral on Wednesday.
A1I.EN.-At Geneva, Switzerland, Wednesday
June 90 ALFRED MOUNT, son Of Vanderbilt and
Helena M. Allen aged months and days.
MOORE, wife of james Bashford. aged 81 years.
Friends Of the family are invited to attend the fu
neral @ on THURSDAY at two O'clock from
BENNE1T.--On Saturday, July 8, DITMARs BEN
NETT, In the 54th year OF his age.
fully invited to attend the funeral Oh Wednesday
afternoon, at two O'Clock, from tho residence Of
James X. Cram jamaica Long Island
BRowN.-suddeny, at New brighton. Staten
Island, Oh Sunday. July 10. THOMAS BROWN fof the
firm Of William A. Howell Co., Newark, \. J.)
The friends Of the family are invited to attend the
funeral, from st. Paul's NJ. f. church. Broad street
Newark, N. j., on Wednesday afternoon, at hafpast
two clock. Relatives will meet at his late resi-.
dence, corner OF Pennsylvania avenue and Asov
street, at half.psst one o'clock lnterment in Mount
BRUcE.-On sunday evening, July TO- ANN TODD
wife Of John M. Bruce In the roth year OF her age.
The funeral services Will take place at her late
residence, No. Madison avenue this Tuesday
afternoon at i've O'Clock The relatives and friends
OF the family are respectfully invited TO attend With
ont further invitation.
BURkE--On sunday, July 10, after a lingering
ana patient Illness borne W win ae Christian ord
native OF Thurles, county Tipperary, Ireland, In the
63d year OF his age.
And your loved presence here we no more see.
But Gods will be done, 1t was 80 ordered
BY Hin who gave you the crown OF victory.
The relatives and friends OF the family respect.
fully invited TO attend the funeral, from ~. Peters
church: New Brighton this truesday) afternoon, at
three O'Clock.
Tpperary, Kilkenny and San Francisco papers
please copy.
CAMPBELr.-ELLA FRANCES. youngest daughter OF
Maurice and Mary Campbell.
The funeral will take place from l3lst street aad
Fourth avenue at one O'Clock.
CHASg.-In Brooklyn, on Sunday, July 10, PHEBH
ELIZABETH, daughter OF John +. and Phebe A.
Chase, aged months aud 81 days.
Relatives aud friends are invited 10 attend the
funeral on Wednesday afternoon, at halIpast Que
o'clock from ST. Johns church, Cold Spring Har.
Dor. The boat leaves James slip and Thirty-fo
street ferries NJ ten O'Clock A. NJ, connecting with
Long Island Railroad train for SyOssct, where car
ragcs VIII be in readiness TO convey friends to
church and return.
DAvis.--On Saturday, July q HARRIET T., wife OF
James Whyte Davis In the 3sth year Of her age
The friends OF the family are respectfully invited
90 attend the funeral at Chatham n. J tsis day
tTuesdaY). Carriages will be in waiting the arrl.
val OF the twenty minutes past eleven A. N. tsa IN
rom Barclay street ferry
Drytss-oa trtily evening, Iulys. a. his rss.
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COTTON MARKET.

GALVESTON, TEXAS. July II, 1870
Cotton dull and nominal good ordinary, l5Xc; sales 25
bales receipts 80 bales; stock II $50 bales.
NEW ORIEANs, July H. 1870.
Cotton dull and nominal middlng lsHc sales 400 bales
receipts s84 baes III bales; S70 bales
exports, to New York. 2,6aS bales stock 6O 4s5 bales
MOBILE Ala, July II, 1870.
Cotton quiet low middng 1885, saes 40 bales receipts
III paes stock &c, ,2c5 bales.
SAVANNAH, GA, July II, 1870.
Cotton In fair demand middIing. lSc sales 200 bales
s,Ss6 bales
CHARLEsToS, g. c., July II, 1870.
Cotton dun and nominal; mlddng lsc sales 81 bales;
receipts 6S baies exports coaswc. 52 baes sook 57s
bales
EoRroLK, Va, July III, 1870.
Cotton dull; low mddiuE, l7c i7kc rscepts ss bscs
sx2ort&~Voas.wi,s, at9 VI Ates; stock, 1,4li bAisA
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STREET QUorArloli
Half.past Fiyo o,CIock r. M.
CoMMERcIAL REPORT.

MONDAY, July il-5P ".
CoFFrK.-Ths market for Rio quiet and heard Of
no saies OF moment. Full prices, however, siii do
manded for al grades For other descriptions the market
dull but unchanged We quote :Rio-O rdnary oargoes,
Mho lbc. fair do l5dc. . l5hc. good do, l6kc.
ie1<c. prime do, TO- HAc. exreInes Tor lots, Nhc
&c.; h;sscaiIe are lShs aiStc; Laga.yra lsSc isxs;
q &c., all gold, duty paid. - -
CoTToN--With very light demand from ell cassss of
for this staple wss duh and heavy and prices r:oede
ns1eo There sold only 7O3 bales Of which s6
spinning and 88 Tor export The amount Of business
soeo Ia future delivery only moderate the
ssins fair price: we're heavy as
ba0s basis low middng july at l0c I8I6c
o So 90 for August 2. 1885,; 100 October al
ber and December q 7c also jats saturdsv 2C Ssic.
for July at 1skc and 200 do for August s We append
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
A Mechanics Lien.
BefOre JudHa LOew.

Robert BoNlton Us Isaac Herman, John Barry
The paintr in this case is sub-contractor, and Of
the defendants Herman Is owner Of property in East
Fifteenth street. and Barry the contractor who
built 1t. The plaintiff had lien the property and
brought suit to recover it. The case was given to
referee, who found for defendant Barry subject to
the lien OF plainuT. The lien was nrst filed In the
County Clerks office on April A. 1869. On the 9th
Tor the lien, and when that was brought to the
County Clerks Office to be filed and entered 1t was
discovered that q mistake had been made In the
original entry. 1t was then taken away to be COR
rected, bat has never been returned. motion was
made fora stay OF proceedings on the Judgment,
and To SET aside the referees report. Judge Loew
decided that the referee should not have found for
the def adant Barry, and granted the motion.
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AN lNGEDENr OF THE REBELLrO7.

Visit OF an Ex.Confcderate Regiment to Cape
HIay--An Incident of tho Rebellion Con.
nccteG with II, and Suggestion.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
On the night OF the 21st OF this month the Fifth
Maryland regiment General Herbert, will leave Bal
timore Oil visit to Cape May, via Philadelphia. On
their arrival In the latter city they will be met at the
depot by the Eighth Pennsylvania regiment, Colonel
Gray and. after partaking oil breakfast and march.
Ing through the principal streets, they will embark
for Cape May via the Delaware. This visit of the
Fifth regiment goes fur ther to show how thoroughly
we are reconstructed than anything that has
taken place since the cessauo of actual hostilitIes
between the armies Of the North and South.
This regiment was the pride Of Stonewall
Jacksons army corps; 1t was the ad.
vance OF Johnsons corps, under General Esey,
n ms rSm re- tine s Valley Esy Of Virginia to reinforce
And here happened little Incident which
4 worshy OF mention. General Herbert,
across on that memorable day wounded ofiicer of
q New York regiment lying exposed to the heat
the wounded officer water and moving him 10 =
shady place the officer handed 10 Major Herbert the
lkenesses OF his little children and wife, together
with gold that he had about him, with the re.
Quest, II were possible for Major Herbert to ever
nnd hts WIFE, to have the goodness TO deliver these
tokens u her, with his last words on EARTH,
Which the Msjor promised TO do. 1t was two years
after this tnat the battle Of Gettyspurg, Pa, took
pace, ana among inc WOUNDED tiat lell into our
hands was Major Herbert He was taken to the hos
pital from the field and received every attention
nom the volunteer nurses who were ever present in
behar OF suffering humanity and this being the first
time since the incident at Manassas In his power
TO lind the wife and little ones Of tho dead olCer
the Major lost no time in inquirlng for her, and
found out that the wife OF the officer was Of the
volunteer nurses then In one OF the hospitals of
0ettysburg. The money and tokens were at once
restored to this almost broken.hearted lady, who
mao Deen widowed by civil war, and Herbert was
.e,eyed Oh his trust, which for two long years had
never lett his person,
=, Ooud not something be done among us here in
New oFk 20 get this regiment TO extend Its trip as
tut as our cys feel sure that all New York would
gme e,asiy welcome, for they nov bear at the col.
mnrcs "wal Wtb our couatry's nag. They no longer
against Us In battle but are now the n,esaangers n9
peace Lei some Of our regime nts send the Fifth an
an mn,a.io oil anu ~, New York VIII have the pleasure Of
the tap Of the drum. ~ wv 'A0U "
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COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS.
Before Recorder Hackett.

Before Recorder Hackett.
At the opening Of the court yesterday John ].
o,nornai, a we,, kpovn Honor daa,ar wno no.
oDoo.' VIZ AAO". "a~0A Hs"'0'' ""o ""S
convicted OF stealln8 q valuable gol0 Watcn from
Philadelphia gentleman, was placed at the bar for
sen,anoa S,pce tne trio, tho wotch xvoo rootoroa
0s.'sn' o.,e 'as 'i.@A ."o "".ou vac ios'oieu
and the Recorder said In view OF the TACT that some
reparation had been made, he would modify the sem
tanca IN ,,nrisornent m tho stota PRISON ,o- ,r,
SesrS and stx mnntSs ~ '"o o'aSe 1iAson LUZ 'mo
Sas.1, yooD cna @ 20 ~ n,Aw.n0. U,l >,co,.r,
W. srMT ro rar sr.~r ppIsnn po @ wso
Mnss os tbs aass,on vaotariv @ . ~ hAaS, tn
t,,aI oS Lrsnc,s WsNo .uN was SPIn. III .ae
ara chsrSed with hvrosronsv ,ora VINO %
Coods stora of c!uiterSan RrotherS AZ IaonerX
street on the 10th Of Sentemher iast ana stooIinr
fherefroms over three thonsand dollars; worth ~
siiks A pnrton of the stolen nronertv vas traced a.
To q room in Market street hiren The dov nravi"ua
Nv ina nefand@nns who snnasred to nS een ra
snnectable looking Fellows a witness named Ham.
n IN nositively identifed the accused "a the men
who left me premises on the afternoon OF the bnr,
isrv with S,iil hiack haos which we've nut into q
ccsrrjaga in waiting m the corner wa f-' '-'~
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QUApRtpLE MURDER TRIAL IN Iow.-Ardraw
Thompson Is on trial at West Union Fayette conniv
Iowa, for murder. The trial is excltnu vreat ,rtayr
murder OF a Mrs Hagery and her three chldren 10
year ago last winter, In Clayton county The trial
lakes place at West Union on change of venue
Thompson IL man OF liberal means, and ilIs a o.
eace 10 under The management OF some OF the ablest
law ets Ia tao North nHest.
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Engtish lSlanos Hc a DUO.
NAVAL sroIIsTn:rs wa: good 1sare. of activity in
sss Ss % essT Tes e
ssTe T we're .os 49, 'Uo Ss Ts sp s:
the spot including 800 at and loo At ssc Retail lots
az o wa. 1 S qs
a.s I not Ss .sS % a.
strained at II 92s $ e5; 400 do No. q ~ o.
sss ssrss:s sss s1 s & o.? Pss S..,
ss r, sxr, dc .s. and ~ TinSow ind. S.,s IS M
OILS: dull and heard Of Important sales.
% but o. oSn @ we're r. @
S!c casks; For other Kinds the market DUH but an:
Pnevis,oss: Receipt. q bbs. bssi, 10 packages cut
ns % @ '
S 6: ST s:ts =: +.
to- .s 20 Sa ' e. Sg !. saa e
., e..
e @ s: a' sSS iss,.,:
being strictly for oDSHs
p!sn ruled I'D dull Jul
S: o hssa
Sa S s R o asn cue
were quiet but prices were very firm especially for hams
ana an Rsht s
M Susa sS Ss. .. s M 3 ncss ss
quiet decidedly rcr closing sellers generally ask.
e within ss & 81
there sold 26o erces prime steam for July and 2O
PETRoLEUM-Thcrc was rather more demand for crude
in bulk but the increased rmpces Of holders bust
with about bid and Axe asked There were no ssies
Of crude IN es Which was & &9uSted G a. lsS alsc For
aned oils was decdedIy more active, and prices were
ys rsnE l'f for as :.tsy :.S "sss n:a.
es. on the for the balance Of this month
but steady at ss<c. ac In PhsdspSa The market was
very dull and prices were 1 heavy closing At 2ac a7 for
Saturday 5000 do FOR August Al as.c ''' A"' oA''
RIcE-Carona was quiet but steady. with small supply
sT Ts,a q or % % sua
Ing, however quiet with part Of the improvement At
the opening sales made advance OF c on
cabs ws iS s'0S The .'nss .as:
.mSS1tsd to $50 hhd: Chiefly for Sssanns sIs
for rssnsg which was dm at isc for hard issc is."
for for soft xhs ao for eIsrs C. and c Tor ys
isr!o good grocery c siosc prime % choSo grocery,
Sac HavsnaNsoses Dutch :.ndsrd No: ITO asS10 o. sc
@ s'a = ~ SS T. K lGf ss do d.
white, l3c. l8c Porto Rico Refining grades, %. q
s ss s0s:y : sFs&Sss & sss: .:sa @ on til. spot wa.
was firm Grass were dull and nominal asl4c Axe. for
sTRARINR.--Ths business was light, but prices were
steady Small sales made within the range OF &c.
TALLow.Ths market was quiet but prices wsrs very
strong for choice which was in small supply Sales 10000
WnisKEY.-Receipts, Al bbls. The marke, was quiet,
but steady. Sales l50 bbs. iron bound at 81.
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uaIrtu STATES cummlssIasEas' COURT.
SUPREME couar--caAMSsaa.
Another Erie Lawsuit.
Before Judge Brady.

JoSS Joyce u.s. The Erie Ratl,oav COmpant ana
Robert Hehth.-This case was to have been argued
yesterday on q motion to dissolve an Injunction
sgaiinst the defendants This injunction was oh.
tanned to prevent the registering OF certain stock
In the names of Raphael q Heath, on the ground
that 10 was 70 be used to obtain the control OF the
company's arairs. Judge Fithian, counsel for
the plaintiff asked three days posp0nement, that he
may have time to study his points, VIM. NJ. Evarts,
Tor defendants, argued against postp0nement. The
Court said he would hear the arguments to-day at
twelve O'Clock.
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d CLOSING PRICES OF GOVERNMENTS.
The following were the closing street prices for gov
ernment bonds:-- United States currency sixes ia
q 1l4A; do do, 1881, registered, 114>s 114H; do.
do, coupon, 114,S ll4il; DO hvetwenties, regis.
tered, May and November 11o,I 11o,s; do do 1852,
coupon, do, lloX a11ok; do do, 1854 do. do, 11oH
1l0'<; do do, 1885, DO. do, 11ox 11oX; do do,
1885, coupon, January and July, 1OOA 1925; do.
do, 1907. do do. 1907 40; DO. do, 1885, do. do.
109X Ito; do. ten-forties, registered, 1o7x
1885, do. do, coupon. 1o7A q los.
COMPARISON OF THE IMPORTS
The following shows the foreign imports at New
York during the past week and since the beginning
OF the year,
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

CEECI--SpENCER.- In Paris France, on Saturday,
June 25, by the POpes Nuncio, VIRGINIo CENCI
only daughter OF Lorllard Spencer, ESD, Of New
York.
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NRw YORK RRAL skLE-BY hu..a4H ana,
INQUIRE.
butdlng and gore lot. OF 42d st. 1919 II W OF Sd
Tomorrow Messrs. Aidridge Wood will sell on
the premises two cottages three story French roof
house and thirty-eight lots at Marion In the Thr.
teenth ward OF Jersey City. This property eight
minutes by the New Jersey Railroad from the ferry
There are also three lines OF horse cars, running
every sxteen minutes within two blocks OF 1t. Free
tickets ana maps win be furnished by the auction.
GERS, Hudson City. near the Court House; l.. r..
Wood No. 90 Montgomery street, Jersey City or
Messrs, Giles, Walls Co., No. Is Maiden lane, New
YORK.
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TIE COURSE OF THE GOLD MARKET.
principal fluctuations in the price OF gold Me

In the gold loan market the rate ranged from I've
per cent for carrying to fat for borrowing. The
operations of the Gold Exchange Bank were as
follows:
Gold balances. 27s0,8 500
Currency balances. s.................... 0,203, $50
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COURT Of OYER AND TeaMISsR.
An Adjournment.

Before Judge Barnard
The cases OF some half dozen repeaters were TO
have been tried to-day, but after the jury were called
Judge Barnard adjourned the court until Monday
next
The New York herald., 1870-07-12

H7o solo thn bnliNr cHf gore iJ---A ~ .r.u aita
1roq ot rls SlpIsmo Court undeg tna adGe.iy o,
"fa y Natlfa rc reg. a4le property disposed of
ie....-d t, pnee, as .se Mi.a Sbg reccr wla
show
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He CoUR rs.

Alleged Mutiny on shipboard-Anothsr Erie
Lawsuit-A Mechanics Lien-AM Liquor Dealer
Sentenced for Highway Robbery-Pro-
fessional Burglars Sent to the State
prison-Oth Sentences in the
Court Of General Sessions.
ualrsu STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.
Alleged Mutiny on !shipboard.
BEFORE Commissioner Osborn.
rns United Ssates us. Patrick Carroll, Henry Bent
John Gaynor and John Johnson The defendants
seamen belonging to the American steamer william
Tabor, were yesterday charged by Captain william
II. Plumber with >mutiny and revolt ON board said
vessel on the nigh seas On the Captains affidavit
warrants were yesterday Issued for the arrest OF the
accused. They win be brought up for examination
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bushels wheat ss5 do corn 1923 do. oats and 6sO
malt The -four market excited and I0c &c. higher
mainly ines of State which were taken on ship
ment at $5 70 S6 s6 Tho sales about $500 bbls
Southern tour quiet but Arm Sales 100 bbls flour
was scare and prices higher Saes $50 bbs Corn
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The money market was more active, owing to the
changing OF loans incident to the speculation In the
Gold Room, and some borrowers had not made up
their accounts at the usual hour for closing the
banks. The general rate late In the day was 1--WE per
cent, with exceptions Of six per CENT but borrowers
first class collateras were accommodated at four.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE ADVANCED.
The news from the other side OF the Atlantic
forced the bankers to the alternative of ceasing to
draw at all, or Of drawing at full specie-shippng
rates. Hence the prime bankers put up the rate TO
ITO for sIxty-day and 11Oss for sight sterling. The
following were the quotations at the close:Sterling
sixty days, commercial, 100 1o9X; good to
prime bankers, 109X 11o; short sight, 1loX a
l1oss; Paris. sixty days, $50 SIS; short sight,
5.13A a 5.13X; Antwerp, $50 a 5.15; Switzerland,
$40 q 6.15; Hamburg, 35s1 a 8S1l; Amsterdam, 40N
q Az; Frankfort, 4oX o AN; Bremen, 7sk a 7sx;
Prussian thalers, 71h a II.
SOUTHERN sECURIrIEs-sHARr ADVANCE IN TEN.
NESSEES
The feature Of business in the Southern State
bonds was sudden advance Ia Tenaessses. which
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How the Atlantic Cable is Operated.

The press dispatches from Europe to
New York during the last four weeks
numbered about one hundred thousand
words. New York has been better posted
in the issue of the war each day than
London, Paris or Berlin.-These dis
patches have almost wholly been sent by
a single cable, full one third of the whole
to single daily paper, and with mar
velous rapidity and accuracy. Familiar
as we are with the work of the telegraph,
it has been a marvel to us. To hundreds
of thousands of minds the whole process
is and has been deep enigma. Here is
a man sitting in dark room at Hearts
Content. The ocean cable terminates
here. A fine wire attached thereto is
made to surround two small cores of soft
iron. As the electric wave, produced by
Il few pieces of copper and zinc at Valen-
tia, passes through the wires these cores
become magnetic enough to move the
slightest object. A looking-glass, half
an inch in diameter, is fixed on bar of
iron one tenth of an inch long. On this
tiny glass lamp is made to glare so that
its light is reflected on tablet on the
wall. The language of the cable is de-
noted by the shifting of this reflected
light from side to side Letter by letter
is thus expressed in this fitting idiom in
utter silence on the wall.-There is no
record made by the machine except as
the patient watcher calls out to COM
rade the translated flashes as they come,
and which he records. 1t seems mira
Gle of patience. There is something of
awe creeps over us as we see the evidence
of human touch 5000 miles away sway
ing that line of light. BY such deli
cate process as this, and after being re-
peated from line to line five times before
its ultimate copy is in New York, have
the late great battles been recorded in
our daily papers with particularly, and
sent throughout the Union. Nothing
like it has ever before been accomplished.
The enterprise of the N. Y. press rather of
single press in New York, has eclipsed
that of the wealthiest and ablest presses
in Europe. 1t is characteristic of the
nation to do its work grandly and well.
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chance for escape-saw there were nome
and, putting on an air of bravado, ex-
claimed, with an oath, Well [ can do
it again"
With the words, he had raised his hand
and extending it-had nearly touched
the corpse-when he shrank back with a
fearful groan. His eyes had been the
first to see that the blood was flowing
freely again from the wound-not one
alone, but all
A strong man at all times, he was rem
dered doubly 50 now by desperation and
in his efforts to get away, his coat was
torn to shreds, and the jewelry and money
of which the girl had been robbed, fell to
the floor, and raving and cursing, he was
carried away to prison
During this exciting scene Martin had
remained unnoticed When the justice
and the uncle of the girl thought Of him
again, they found him with his hand upon
her head, and smile playing upon his
lips.
What is it ?' they both asked in one
breath.
"She is not dead Show me where
can place her upon her bed, and summon
some women. She is not dead; only
stunned"
And he lifted her in his strong arms
and carried her to another apartment.
1t was weeks before Ethel Loring was
sufficiently recovered to appear in court.
Then her evidence was conclusive. She
instantly recognized the prisoner Kirk
patrick; and the simple manner in
which she told the story Of assault, rob-
berry, and attempted murder, added much
to its force. Without leaving the box,
the jury found him Guilty" and he
was sentenced to death.
The trial over, the uncle of the girl
called Martin aside, aud asked the amount
of his charge for his professional servi-
ces
No matter I will repay it-I will
give you anything you demand"
Here, then, is my charge" he replied,
taking the hand of the blushing girl. Il
came here to study geology, but never an
ticipated such rare specimen"