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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-02-05

runaen, tene,, stetn Mpnor@ IN Dem
palait Bet EutQerien Staab batter.
fpnnte. Nufreiben tes Strabenpfaz
Rers> Bau ron 8arrifaeen uno Grretz
den tes Startbauies tur@ Nranciren
pom Barrifape 3u 8arriface, BARN be-
tano Der san3e @@la@plan Der Re
pplutipner. Da6 bat Napotecn utz
m5elia semadt. Das StrabenpFaier
bat elmer Gemexttruns YlaB MAIDEN
milen, bic Straeen iinp macacamifrt,
ale eden unb @intel linp parau5 entz
fernt, breite 0erareMpenues Hno an ibre
Fstellt setreten, dbera1 rem 8'lfunsen
te8 (1neren @el1lBee, ben Sturn1z
eplonne1, Ter Snfanterie uno ben Mns
arifen Der @eiteref ju9dn9li6. Die
6auptsNpenue6 Seben frablenf1rmt9
pom @tartbau6 aus, oaS 5rpar bSdf
prd1tts ouseetattet, ater ;u9let@ tn
clue farte Geitun9 uertu anpelt uao
rineSum BON alien tlsinen @traben
uno 3uodn9en eeldubert 1T. IS 1T
%ppuitanbis iloltrt unb BON @usen cur9
bic Galerne Napoteon 9etedt. Diele
1T pte ale anberr, ,,eue1t Galerne1 Elm
oemaltiaes Sort, Fanfirt ba5 Staotz
baus i'm Nufe1 unb btloet nit ben am
bern Galernen Elm f5rmlt6es Gortifz
faticn6(ynem i'm }unsrn Der Stact.
De- eiecntlide Mittelpunft Der gam
,en Tortiffationen 1T ober he Selne>
Snlel, bic @ite> uno 3rar eurd bic
rielise vGalernc Munieipal." limo
bier 1T aud her Mittelpunft be5 unterz
irpilhen itratssilden Nebes. Grn be
lem einenpunft f1nnen5unrerttauie 1ce
rcn Srlcoten> ubsr uno unter Der Grce
nod 8elieben ab uno gu marldtren
unp eurA Icle9ropbea blibldneu oiri<
airt nerosn. DieleGaIerne NIT ibren 4
ma(ipen Gdtblrmeu 1T bic moccrns
BatiQe, le teberrl9t Die 3u9dn9e sur
Seinez Smell redts ca5 3uartier gatin
unp linfs cos Geinezllfer bis mad
cem 2cusre. @ie bietet I'M dussriten
Motbfau ter fidtenoen Dynaitte uno
teren ShdBen ben lebtsn 2ufu@tsort.
9infS reiben ii& in ssbSrt9en 3,ri(hen-
rdumea neue felte..Galernen .caran bis
gum DOM berSnpaltpen, re9t6 bis gum
Mpnt &alerien.
SIN @ansen iino es 80 hefeti9teGaz
1erner1 uno Is petadtrte Sorts, nit et<
ner Belabuno f1r rubtae 3etten BON
10000 bic $4,000 Monn,
Muser oem ~lberirciiden" 9ibt eS
audi nod Elm ~untsrirciide6" paris.
@ans Yart5 bat ndmlth einen Dcppelz
tpoen, ben auf Der Grroberfdde, uno
10 Uus tiefer 9enau oen1elben, Strabe
fir Strase. unterirbil9. Das iInc tie
,,e,,en @lpafen (G9uuts), nidt gu
scrpedleln NIT ben alien Satofomben
(5optenAsp5lben), rte tbeil5 tiefcr liez
oen, tbeils nit BEN tleuen in Gerbinz
ouna fcbsn. Diele neuen Gloafen ftno
wtni9 betannt pbslei9 ie piermal i'm
Sabre teludt perpen rirfen: oenn es
1T @9wer> eine3utrttt5farte ;u erbalten.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-02-05
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Nrpjecte.

Wenn Die Gteusrsablsr bic 2iite ron
@slsbentmlrfen unp Neiolutionen pur@z
!s(en, lbrsibt rer ueouispiQerNn5et9er",
mel9e in Der ee9enwdrtisen Gun9reBz
ielIipn eurd9elest merren ipuen> 10 fam
IS ttnen wobl Dor penMugen ftmmera.
IS fnr tereits lber buncert prpjecte
CUR Yluncerung eee @plfsS ~anbdnstg.
"a 1T ra5 uGentral Snpian Giienz
babnprcjeet", welde5 bios etras uber
100000 Mder 8unreslanp beam
lpru9t. ga 1T bic uSternatipnal
Yacifceiienbabn" melde lid mit 49,
100000 Ndern tesnleeu mill. 0ei<
ter 1T Ia cine 8iQ, pelde flr hen Bau
elmer Gilenbabn ppn treencwo mad Der
merifanilhsn @ren;e 35,856>800 Nder
als @el9ent flr Speculanten perlan9t.
Gin &ei|ellflerz Wit9lieo aus 2rui1az
ma, NamenS &ellrs, bat in leinem Seiz
ielad elm san;es Blneel pom Bius
mit9etra9t> welde ben am Marf res
2anoes sebrsnben @etern 38,706>000
older ais 8eute superfen> nebit elmer
W%erwiuisune an @elp pber Sblisaz
tipnen int Betra9e Don $25,000,0 600,
nel9e bic bon, 8clfe ~ trasence3inS<
lat uu1 $1,500,000 jdbrli@ erb6ben
triroe. Sim Nye ron Nesaea bat Ell
ne 8tQ etn9ebradt Der jufplse cine
Giienbabn, bic ~irsenoro bur6 etne UNI
betppbnte @eseno seben feu> Bloc UNI
eefdbr $4,000 Mder seriblinsen fol-.
Wprtcn aus Snniana bat cine BiQ
eineebradt, rrelde 10000 Mder per<
lanet. 1irton unb Sbayer5 aus See
traSfa baten 8iQs 11einsereibt pelde
sulamwen 705,368,74O ELDER beam
lpru9en. BRADFORD aus Colorado bat
BiQs einsebra6t tpelde ,ur Die 8a9az
teue scn 21>771,400 Mdern %serlanSeu.
Die int @on9reb porliesenoenB ius trelz
DE 2dnoereien fir Goloraoo'ibe uno
Nebrasfa'ibe OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
fprbern, teanlprudm ALIEN ihpn an
34>000,0O0 Nfer. GARRETT aus Srez
son fpreert in elmer 8iQ 5>765A00
Nder, @iuiams aus temielten Staate
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-02-05
Wpaperbinonn9 nit europa

Der @ensral>p ofmei iterGrebmeu bat
ARRANGEMENTS fit cine weiters 8ef5roez
runs Der pcf von9lew Sort na@ @rcez
britanien ,u @tance 9ebra4t. Die
VoR miro our6 bic Dampfer Ger Sam
burg Amsrifanilben Yadet>Gompasnie
bef1rcert. Daour6 Miro Elm reselz
mabiser DampfidiFfabrt5oienf errtdz
tet, cur9 wssden in Der Bp@e cine
poftef5reerun9 mebr erm6slidt pirc>
ndmli9 Yon Ne.p gorf AT Dienfaeen,
D%pnnertasen unp @%am1aSen. Die
9ambursersH ompaanie accept{rt ntdt
muir bic reclctrten Seeppfpprtp |xSbe> bic
rur9 ca5 pptalilde letercinfomme1
fit Die Ypfsn Der Ser. Staaten uno
bic 0rcebritanniens ouf9eitelt rrorren
1ino, ol5 pole Remuneration fir ZEN
;u l~eiltenoeu Yoltcienf, ipneern fe ser>
}tebt f6 auh rasu, bic 8riefpoften BIZ
reft na9 Gberbcur9 In Tranfreid fir
cine Remuneration pcn 6 Gents per
llnse su f1bren> tpas einem porto ron
2 Gents per einfa9en 8rtef 9letdz
fpmmt, mccur6 Gin Seezpenn zpoi +
porto mad Grautrsi6 wie mad @roe<
tritannien eiu9efabrt pirb. Die pp(ten
na9 @rpebritannieu tperpen flnft!s re-
oelmdeio spn Nar yort wie fol9t be-
fDroert rrerren: Dur6 bic 6ambur1er
2inie an Dienfa9en bur9 BiQlams
unt Wuions 2inie an Donnerfa9en,
unp ourh bic Norobeutl1e 9loYoz9inie
am Samna9 elmer iscen ISOLDE. Die
oiyeft na9 Granfrei9 betimmten po|ten
tpereen pon Stem yorf am Dienfta9 e.
ner jepen Wc6e rur9 bic Dampfer
Der 5amburssr 9tnte uno jecen ancern
5amfas purh BE fran;5il@e Seeprfz
Dampferltnie abgelencet mercen. Die
Soften fir ben Noropeutlden 8unc
meroen in Stem yorf burG bic Dampfer
Der 5amburser 2inie am Dienitas uno
bur9 bic Dampfer ber Nprooeutben
9lpybz9inie am Samltag elmer jecen
@oGe befSrcert. Nuberpem miro Die
canaciide 2inie cine w59entli9e Yeit
mad @robbritannien In per, ron pprtz
LAMB tm Winter. unb opn Quebec int
Sommer abfabrenben 8pcten fubren.
Die 8altimprer 2inis npn Nproreutz
1hen 9loYo > Dampfern miro cine
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Yot cireft nad'
Deutlalanb bef3rcern. r,
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-02-05
Tranfreicbs $auptitabt.

@en paris aus sineeu frlber bic
5aurtrerplutipnen teBt 1T raSlelte
PARIS cine woblcr9antlrts Tetun9 fir
ben Tbrp1 &atIer Nappleons. Da6
&ai1ertbum bat ni6t blp5 YariS nit
Tefunsen uno @eri9ansun9en uuo nit
i9nur9eraben 5auptfraben pper Spe<
rationslinien iber Der Gree bepeft 1pnz
bern AUDI urter Der Gree feline Seer
fraSsn, Sammelpldse unb Mtlitdrftaz
tionen. Don tpelden aus es tecen punft
Der Nieientapt nit Solcate1 tberz
ldwemren oeer III oie 2uft iprensen
la0cn fann. ....
Da6 S~tactbauS tpar ltets Der Mittel:
punt aler 8~eweaunsen ; rprt confttz
tuirten i'd Die proeiioriiden Re9iez
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-02-05

l1mtriete IN Sibirien aefarsen 9ebalz
tener, .aber entpidener Au11e oernrbeetf
unp 2eiter bieler @erl4w5runs it, ,pel>
DE fi& tereits iber has gan3e xano
ausoebnt uno fsinen anoern 3rped pat
al8 bic Mufbebuns allies taatsmelens,
Die @blaafuns pes peri5nliden etz
oentbums uno Die @rlnrung zines
ielbatdnciaen uno eommuniftii@ ersaz
nilirten @emeineewslens. DieleSSou>
bduslerrrcject finpet il@ tn aablretde11
Der ppliset in bic 6duce 9efaQener
proclamationen aus9eipro6en, III be-
men ieces Mittel, has gu cie(er 3wed
fabrt 1o9ar Der Mero, e~utsebetsen uno
empfoblen NITRO. Bum ausbrua Der
Mepplution mar Der 10. 8ebruar 6.
Mdr,) 1870 befimmt, ais Der Sag
nit we(9em fir BE Bauern bic leBtt
Trif aur 3abluns ter i9nen auferlegten
Mbl5lunasaelcer oblduft unp ~pieieni9en
bduerli& en Wirtbe wel@e mi@t 9esablt
baben, ibre6 Setbtbumo tur cerlultt9
erfldrt uno am 8autaIu6 anSelleeelt
ueroen 5olen. Da bic 3abl rerlelten
1ebr srob fem lpa, - bielt man ete(en
3sitpuntt gum Musbru@ Der Grbstun9
bslonoers 9eeisnet. Sn elmer an Die
re(eairten Gturenten eeri@teten gro
clamation .peroen cieielben {c9ar aufz
9efcroert, f6 ben sa0lref&sn IN Rem
rulii9en Mdloern idon b~aulsaeen
Banben an3uldlieben, unc in elmer a'!z
eerr miro bic 3usenp aufseforeert, bic
Observation-Disclosures rer Yotsa
porlduis gu unterif1ben. IS miro
@paar beri9tct, eab es cerllan 9epsien,
Elm attentat eesen ben Safer BET fsinsr
leyten Durhreile pnr6 Soena auesuz
flbren, eae paNelbe jeoo& rur6 ele
Ma9lamteit Der YoliSei Strbitet NOR
ben lci. Cine Men9e perionen> naz
mentli6 Yiele Staoenten, bic in e1e
COMPUTATION verwidelt lein iouen, fno
perbaftet."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-02-05
i piQ Gd nit et,pas User 66,400 Nder

nil tt9 NIT etrpas uber 66,4OO Nder
besniisen.
Cole aus Californian reprdientirt
bic
3>20240O older beeebren. 6owarr
aus Mi9iaar bat 8iQs etn9erei9t bic
3,12O>A00Mder bsscbren> unp 1T aueer>
Dem ]elb1t an ei,,eu, proieet betbeiliet,
mel9es 1,27O>200 older teanlprudt.
@amiey aug Minnelota fpmnt I'm,
4,800>000 Elder Elm. Ypmerop. Der
vGbrltbe" aus &an1as, but BiQs elm
sereidt In nener Snfel Gam b1Ff@
eriu6t ,pirp, ibm uno Rem tbm ger
binreten @pibtuben 30,734,400 Mder
III 9eten. SIN 8erSletd gu ibm 1T
5arlan aus Sopa bS6ft belAeicen,
peru CT serlanet MUIR 10000 Nder.
Seltf Die SEEN Uorfer vTribune", has
Organ Der rabitalenW fpralitdt, perlan9t
fit Gtenbatnprpjecte cine Mit9ift BON
u,ebr als 3%peibunbert MiQionen Ndern.
Taft ale bie1e projecte lno BON Con-
tractoren u,1o Gapitaliitsn auseebedt,
bic f1@ auf Soften pes@olfes beret&ern
uouen. Der s%esenwdrtfse @ongreb
fam nit Gu9 Nnlprud auf rengfamea
elmer S6winbelmaldine MAIDEN. Aus
Belt, bic inn rerglis9er iibris ldst miro
nit Ginbrinsun9 uno Beratbun9 BON
Stills CUR 8eidminolun9 non Gteuer>
3ablern Uer9euret. Pc.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-02-05
II.
Mutterliebf.

@obi Manaes frsut MID auf tsr Mtlt
Hedt innis tief unb uabr,
Tp9 Gines bab i'd auserpdblt,
Das riibrt mid punberbar.
Sag an, nas bieles Cine iei;
sip Mutterlieb unb Mu!tfrtrsu.
A6 penn i'd oft bic SHUTTER isb',
Wie IL ibr &tutltin ber3t
l1ne ub Is ou@ tein Wsrt ssr| feb,
@eidmabis nit Jpn fder3t;
Damn fubr i'd, ME bic SHUTTER liebt>
Die ridts serlanst uat Mges sibt,
Gisfalten Srof gilt @plb unb Gut,
@ibt Stang unb SrbeasNern,
@o oft serlaGt uns fruter Mutb,
Dte 5cFauns trist 70 germ,
Dod, o. bic Me!t GUAM entridt,
Die Muttertreu itirot emis nidt.
SIN Dimmsl sldnst ibr terrli9 Bill
Mn @ottes Strablentbrur,
Da ld&elt btmmlii1ielig Nib
Waria une ibr Subn.
3um 3eiden, ta8 bic Muttertreu
Der i9Snle S9mud Der S96rfung T.
Dran, iiber alien grben.ane,
unb aQer Rronen yra6t
Sat eieie5 reiu1e 2iebesbauo
Nuf metne Seele Ma&t,
Tenn eines bltibet etpiy reu:
Die Mutterlieb unb Muttertreu.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-02-05
TX.
Triebe.
Gin &inb'bat g@eppfert unb
@ptt ba! an9enpmmen.

~pll va! 1H9tHDW WeH.
Setter la1te bic Connie pom 6tu1z
mel uao 9ob tbren freunoliGen SGeiu
auf bic arlnen iafttsen Nuen, ouf bic
rotben Ddber uno auf bic Men1den<
seli9ter reS Dprfes. Nn einem Geftz
ta9e 1hetnt euG bic Natur 81. feiern !;
pie 2uft bic mat, trinft, 1T reiner IN,
burd bic S&5pfuns ltrImt etn Gin
tlang, Elm nielfader, melorienreider,
gum 2pbe beS Sb6pfers. &omt's nun
paber, taB Die Natur in u%nbewuBten
Orange an einem lol@en Sage bic
6arfe res Yrei1e6 reiner firnmt uno
cas- @eben Der 2ufte md1tieer bartn
rau1dt ODER femmtS haber, eab bet
Menla bic 6drmonie BET et9enen Bruf
in Die Natur %binlbertrd9t uno In Dem
antlibe Der Natur rur benB ieren@etn
Der ei9nen, b6ber o%eftimmten Seele erz
laaut. Nu9 bic Stride be8 Dprfes
entlencet ourd bic tpeit %ee5Tneten Slit
ael Ter Sblre wdrjisen Duff ; auf cen
Mltaren, ia 1uimmert Die 2einwanb,
bobe &erjen erheben itd auf flbernea
Qeudtern, awiiden Dem eriten@riin Der
Natur bliden 1ilberne !5eilt9enitatuetz
ten berpDr bura Die gan3e STRIDE aber
,iebeu, DOT, Der Dede tief berab (td netz
eeno, oxftiee &rdnse pom T%annenlaub
in finniser 0erldlinAun9, auf eranet
@euenlinten, bas 9ter nit Dem Dort,
ben Mnfane nit pern Gnoe p%erbtnpenb.
Der &Ifer bolt chen aus cen1 Yafo<
rat bic bette, rei9se3ierte Yriel teraewanz
puns Gborfnaben IN ibren &1dlein
BON SGarladtud unb ben olatte1
Strsifen bon Batitletnwano NIT ben
lansen, son Der S@ulter berabfallen<
ben 8dnbern, ~ ea6 fe beim ra19en
@eben Rie9eneen Gngeln elet9en, tra<
oer ebenfaus auerlei 0erdtb, ras 1dwez
Re, iilberne @au@fab, bic iilbernea pol
len unb bet er6Bte bon ibnen tas FL
berbeidlaeene Mebbu6. Mua benz
@auit tritt ieBt nod etn @ifar ano
trdst bic bette Mon1tran3 ber Stride.
Sfern 1T a~llerttnes porbei uno bod
pirr CUR Geier zines Gefes tas MQer>
bette berausselanst. uGlr ben beutt<
gen Sag 1T oas 8ete faum gut senug>
e6 eebt beut' UNI bic fleinenS 6afden,"
1aet Der alte Sitter uno CT bat Nedt,
Den filbernen Giinser5ei9 batt' sr teiz
nabe perge0en> ater er 9ebt Jpn nod
ertra bplen !; ucenn ipnf frasen MIDI
bic 2eut'," iast ct, upb i1 Jpn oerlda@<
ert."" SEPT 1T aueS an Srt unoSteue
eer quite Sitter sebt In Fem Befreben
es cod ia aaf's Nuerbete 5u maiden,
bin unp ber, ridt nod bier einen Ser
senleudter NIT dnsflider @er9falt un1
6aaresbreite BON Der Steue uno MUIR
New-York tribune., 1870-04-15
3~etu'?}} }}1JIG Q;}iI2l GrIiIblyl1a,
FRIDAY, APRIL Is, 1870.

Arrangements for general strike Of worlingDon in
Funcc are competed and an address Las been issued
calling upon them TO show their preference for republic
T., their vote on the Plcbscitm. NM Daru and Buffet
will retire from the Olivier Ministry The radicals are
~ issue a manifesto. The Constitution of Faith
has been voted by eco bishops without declared opPo
ton The priests of Spain refuse to take the Con
stitutioual OATH Culans are accused Of melting the
revolt in Arragon =s The British Education bill is to
he abandoned. 5000 The Habcas Corpus has been sus-
pended y the Canadian Parliament to meet the case Of
the Fcnians.
In the Senate yesterday the bil for tunnel under
the Niagara River was passed; bin was introduced for
an ocean telegraph between san Francisco China, and
JAPAN resolution was introduced to sell the surplus
gold in the Treasury; the Georgia bill considered
without decisive action. == In the House, a memo
rial was presented from Cyrus W. Field for aid in CON
sructng a telegraph between America and Asia
Some progress was made on the Tarnbi
The City Tax Levy WAS reported in the State Assembly
last evening; copies were refused to the Press.
Boston celebrated the Fifteenth Amendment yesterday
=-= Indians partly destroyed bridge on the Union
Pacific Railroad, throwing Il cars off tho track ==
Senator Rcyels lectUred i'll Philadelphia yesterdaysub
icct, "The Press" == heavy landslide interrupts
travel on TIE Dutche>s and Columbia Railroad.
Edwin Perry has been found guilty of murder in the
second deCrcc Another convict has died from the
effects of the explosion Of nitrogycerine at Sing Sing
The boiler Of tug-hoat exploded opposite sailors
Snug HarbOr yesterday, and three men were killed ==
Gold, ll2!, 1925, l1at Thermometer, 81 "a, c..
New-York tribune., 1870-04-15
0UR NEJy c0YrRIBUT0R.

C,I. TlDlrs Fisk ir., has Of late made sew
eral contributions to these columns. we
rogref that his ESSAYS Dre not so amusing rs
his testimony but then they were volunteered,
and we will not look a gift horse IN the mouth.
But. always on tie watch for genuine ana
sjnnal capacity, we propose 20 employ the Colo
mel on our regular staff Of correspondents M
what We consider good price, provided
ho shall suit us with a trial essay. We seek
directness tcIsencss and persipicuity, in our
writer's. and-since the management OF the
Frie Railroad appears to be his fav0riSe theme
will thank Col T. TO favor lis with the
crispcst possible replies to the following 4''eS-
tons:
I. How long have yor been one of the lead
ing managers Of ;hc Erie Railroad!
.. What was the amount of its stock on the
day You we're first chosen one of It's Directors !
and what is Tie present amOuntY
3. What was the total of its indebtedness
(apart from its stock when you took hold 0l
it and what amount does it now owe
4. How much has it earned in all since you
first became one of It's DrcctOrsP and how
much of this has been divided among its stock
holders
}. How inNCn OF lS iuIiH Va b'''t' '''
been devoted to the purchase and fitting up OF
The opera house, &c, on the corner of Eighth
ave. and Twenty -third-st.?
G. How much in all has been spent by Its
managers 70 influence or reward services at
Albany or somehow connected with lcsisa-
tion2
?. What i, the chief reason that its stock,
which was worth about 20 when you took hold
of if, is row worth but %
8. Is it likely to pay its stockholders any
dividend in 1870 and, If not, why not!
Q. II a majority of It's stockholders desire to
elect a new Board of Directors next Summer,
why should law Of our State prevent their
doing 50 Z
10. If you were q foreign stOckholder, who
had bought 10000 shares of its stock at 20 in
1866. had received no dividend since, and
found it was slow of sale at 2G, would Mt you
suspect that its managers were scoUndreisP
Col Fisk viii please observe the printers
rule, by writing only on one side of his paper
If he can bring his response to these questions
within twice, or even thrice the length OF thls
article, making it direct and thorough, We
shall be able to make bin y favorable Oiier.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-15
THE CJyCJyN1TI DECISION

The vote cast in Cincinnati at her recent
Charter Election was unusually large, ana,
while the Republicans were successful by
some 1900 majority, the majority against
"The Bible in Schools" was nearly as much.
That is to say: While most of the Repub-
Iicans voted Yes, a considerable minority of
these, with nearly all the Democrats, voted No.
This is treated as a verdict against Bible
reading in Schools, but we think unjustly. A
part of the majority may have meant that !;
others, we cannot doubt. voted simply not to
compel such reading by those who did not
choose it. In other words what those who
gave the deciding vote meant Was to estlb-
lish the perfect law of Liberty.
And this, we are confident. will be the gen
eral decision. If the people of any school dis
trct prefer to have the Bible read in their
school, who shall forbid it9 If they choose
not to have it read who shall constrain them
Is there a thoughtful Christian who would
choose to say in effect to Jews and Inidcls,
"Your children shall read the New Testament,
chow much soever yOu dislike it, or they shall
"have no place, 40 chance, in ON Common
Schools 2"
We insist that this controversy If contro-
versy there must be-shall be conducted on our
side in the interest of Common School Educa-
ton, and of nothing else. If there be those
whether Roman Catholics or Othcrs-who would
sacrifice Common Schools TO the supposed
interest of their Church, they must not be per
mitted to succeed. If there be those who would
use the schools to promote sectarian ends, hey
also must be bafllcd. And the easiest and safest
solution of the Bible question is to leave the
teachers and pupils free to read or not read it in
Common Schools, as the people of each locality
or district shall for themselves judge best. Let
not the Good Book be prescribed nor imposed
by State authority; but let the choice of books
in any district be left to the people of that
district, aud let those who arc not satisfied
New-York tribune., 1870-04-15

What mean these sounds of fury across the
border-tbis array of heroes in arms along the
hne--the breeze of valOr, the gale Of glorious
alarm from Ottawa down to the very frontier
Have our neighbors resolved to volunteer
AGAINST "a siege of troublesn in Winnipeg,
and annihilatc the half-brccd who executed
Scott Not they if they entirely know them
selves. 1t is the Fenian, the everlasting Fc-
nan, who rallies these lcgions of eager and
vengeful sOulS-thTee thousand of them at
latest advces, and more to come. The Cana
dian capacity for swaIming' at the mention
of a Fcnian raid is one of the wonders OF our
time. So much easier is it. TO be sure, to
fight an imaginary danger than real one
but as target practice il useful in exercising
the military spirit, SO the institution OF
Il regularly recurring anti-Tenian terror must
help the development OF a national spirit. We
see it bristling on the head and thrilling IN
the blood of gallant young Canada. If the
Fenians were only WinnipeSs. and Winnipeg
were a triGe nearer, how joyfuliy would the
three thousand braves do loyal execution upon
them. As it is, they do well, and very well.
Three-fOurths of the Canadians don't believe
that there are any Fenians-tO hurt Never
theless, Sirs Young and Macdonald know
perfectly what they are about. The
Fenian prctext helps the Red River
expedition in one way or another, and is cal
culated to excite that jealousy Of molc,tation
from Yankee quarters which it is to the in
tercst of Sir John, Sir Jacob, or Sir Peter, to
keep alive. For three or four years Canada
has regularly had her Fcnian sensation, and
nOw-so confirmed has the habit bccOme-her
Parliament has determined to suspend the Ha-
beas Corpus actin humble and prcpoSterous
imitation of Mr.. GladstOnc's anti-Fcnian policy.
Thus we have a new England and new Ire
land, and Canada threatening death without
shiift to all Fenians. But where are the Fe-
nians7 We apprchend that the rulers of Canada
have ovcr-intoxicated themselves with their
fears. Such may not be the favoritc stimulant
of that convivial Premier, Sir j. a. Macdon-
aid but assuredly it seems that never did
small government acting in a small way pre-
sent to the world picture of greater alarm,
of more Ostentatious fear over a danger which
many believe to be imaginary, and which no.
body believes to be great.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-15

ciple of Audacity the fortunes OF Dis mousse
10 decree Plebiscitum is once more 10
invite the people of France to banquet hoc
where all of them eat, but where some oi
them are eaten. 1t is to place once again
widespread before the eyes OF that France
which sees RochefOrt in prison ana Bonaparte
free the faults of a demoralized and demreal-
ling system. 1t is begging the CUES
ton in an inOpportune hour. Inc
time is ill-choscn for an exhibition oi
imneral candor or audacty. II is even 100
late for the ostentation of concessions The
murder of the Rue dAuteuil is more leglble
than the Senatus Consultum. The resignation
of Daru and Buffet, the two most liberal ana
able of ~ Oliyiei's associates, viii not render
the meaning of Prince BOnapartc's acq'nttai
less appreciable. What the issne of the Pie
biscitum is made to appear will not radically
affect the main question between Napoleon
and France. Enough that his system has COM
n.itted a blunder rs well Is crime and that
France sees both.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-15

Gen. O. 0. Howard is fortunate in his cdIrm-
majors Years ago, il was Andrew johnson
who maligued him in long and frequent veto
messages on the Frcedmen's Bureau BILL
Afterward, it was Gen. Gordon Granger who
went spying among the subordinates that he
might find matter on which to ground indeii-
mite and general abuse Of the Chief OF the
Bureau. which it will be remembered was sub
sequcntly delivered in a long report, which
read very much like the effort of an amateur
correspondent of fouFthclass newspaper,
Now it is Fernando Wood who impeaches the
honesty of his administration of the affairs OF
the Freedmen. If the witnesses who are to Sas-
tain these charges have no better standing
with the public than the accUsers, the prosccU-
ton will prove contemplate persecution But
there is little doubt that the result OF the
case, which some one has aptly termed
MacRerelyille rcysus Hayelock,' viii be the
complete yindicaton of Gen. Howard.