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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

Lorp~r MeNRY NARRHr-LsN1oN, Dec Ell 10 A.
MConsos for money, ei1 for the account 81 American
securities opened quiet Fvcventes of 1852, Ss,S otss
Told issuel ss; 1879, 90A ten-fores. STA stocks quiet
and steady. Erie Railway shares 20; Illinois Central Rail
way shares, Ill; Alta uuc and Great Western, 27H.
FRANKFORT BouRsE.-FRAsKvogr, Dec. la-Unted
States bonds OF 1862 quoted NJ 94h.
LiyxnpooL CoTros NAxKrT.-LryrrrooL, Dec -
Il ID A. M-Tae market Ia Unchanged middling upands
SD; niddling Orleans, SGD. 8.d. Estimated sales
ler00 bales.
tJvpRpooL BRrADsrUFvs MAwRrr-Lrvr1Poor. Dec.
I'LL 80 A. MCaifornia white wbest, 1ls cd. red West
ern winter los. Cd. Flour, s5s 3D. for Western. Corn
Ola. 3D.
LrvKgpoor Pgovrstoss MAaXEr.--LrvrRrooI, Dec,
I'LL 10 A. M.-Pork fat, I07s Cd. Beef 12s for
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Cnn Bisanrek Venture So Fare

LONDON, Dec. I0P. n.
The reports that Prussia repudiates the treaty of
1867 neutrazing the territory OF Luxembourg IS
to be accepted guardediy.
1t is regarded here extremely improbable that
Count Won Bismarck would ut tins time thus defy
Belgium and the Netherlands.
WILL TIE DIFFICULTY he ARRANGED.
despatch from Brussels OF the 18th inst. reports
as follows:--Thc Handlesbtad newspaper says that
the return OF Luxembourg TO Germany has been de-
cided on In certain quarters, but that 1t viii not
meet the present difficulty.
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

Train Thrown From the Track ON the New
York Northern Central Railroad.
ELNlRA, Dec. 49, 1870.
railroad accident occurred at Magees switch,
near Watkins. on the Northern Central Railroad,
about seven O'Clock this evening, by which the ex-
press train going south was thrown from the traos
and the engine thrown over on its side. The con
dGctor, MIR. WHITE was badly cut about his heso
and the engineer, Mr.. yanoper, slightly Injured.
The fireman escaped unhdrmed. None OF the pas
sengers were injured. The accident vas occaslonsd
by a misplaced switch.
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The Hs1overinn Succession in Brnnswicls--
Danger to Eo aiish Dypn site Interests.

LUFUUN, UGC IT, ISlU.
In the Brunswick Chamber OF Deputies Herr Null
Ter asked the government to ascertain OF the For
egn Secretary Of the Bund IL 1t was true that after
the declaration OF war King George or Hanover
acted In concert with Napoleon establishing an en-
bassy In Paris, armins Guephlc legion, called the
Hanoyerians in Paris, for free corps and that ne
kept chassepots ready for them IN the enemy's
ports; and If these charges were true to bring In
bill repeating articles four and twelve OF the Br1Ds
wick Constitution settling the succession OF ths
throne OF Brunswick on the house OF Hanover.
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COLORADO.

Interesting Discoveries by tho Government
Surveying Party.
CHEYENNE, Dec I3 1870.
Information has been received that the surveying
party sent out by Surveyor General Reed Co extend
an important lIne through Wyoming TO the Utah
bounary, south OF the Uaion Pacific Railroad has
crossed the Medicine Bow Mountain. The party en-.
cOuntered ten inches OF snow on the mountains and
discovered a number OF beautiful lakes upon the
summit OF some. The line is expected to reach our
western boundary near Evanston, early IN January
and is to serve 8s base line from which to survey
the numerous coal and iron mines ana the towns
along the liue OF the railroad next SUMMER
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Tho New Leaa-I,. Emission md Terms.

LONDON, Dec. IL, 1870.
or the loan authorized by the German Parliament
only three millions Of pounds sterling viii be offered
outside or Germany. The bonds are OF the denomi-
lions of 100, 500 aud 1000, are dated November /,
and their price 95, plus interest accrued at the
dates Of the nstalrnens, which, including deposits,
viii be made, the first December %, the sec ond
on January 20 end the third on February IS.
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THE PACIFIC COAST.

California Horse Thief Sh0t--,rhe Railroad
Express Robbers.
San FRANCISCO. Dec, 13, 1870
On saturday citizens of.Santa Barbara county sur
rounded notorious band OF horse thieves in a
house at sespe and demanded their surrender. Jim
Brophy one of the band In attempting TO escape.
was shot dead. The others OF the band were cap
tured and taken TO san Buenaventura or trial
me robbers OF the Central Pacific Railway train
al Verdi Ia November last, named A. j. Davis II. r.
Parsons, j. q. Roberts, James Gilchrist, T. C,ckreil
H. A. Jones, J. III. Chapman abd John SQuires, are
now on trial NJ Wasloe. Jones and DAVIS have
pleaded guilty, ana will DO used 10 give states
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TIE AUSTRIAN NOTE.

Premier Won Beust Likely To Reconcile the
Dlspate.
LONDON. Dec. IL. 1870.
Count von Beust's despatch OF the sth instart 20
Prince Gortchakoni Is expected to lead to an under
standing between England anu Russia.
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TIE RUSSIA, ARMY AND NAVY.

Huge Army and a Gnnbont Fleet in Po-
siiiOB.
LONDON, Dec. III, 1870.
Advces from Odessa estimate the Rrussiau troops
on the Austrlanironters over 300 o0o strong Blk
frigates and thirty masked gunSoats are stationed
OF Nic0laier.
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Omcini Report of the Restoration Of Quiet.
LONDON. Dec. II. 1870.
Secretary Wade, OF the British Legation ut Pekin,
reports under date OF the GOTH OF November that
the natives were quiet
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SPAIN.
consequence

The Foreign Debt md Now Lcsn Project
A General Election Expected.
MADRID Dec. IL, 1870.
The reported project for a suspension OF the pay
ment OF the interest the internal debt Is suthor-
tatively denied.
Senior Moret Is negotiating with the agent Of
London and Paris capitalist for u loan.
1t Is expected that the Cortes Will have completed
the necessary legislation prior to the arrival Of the
Duke OF Aosa, tnst the dissolution Of The egala
sure may occur immediately.
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street RowS-Italiau Dsscipliue.
LONDON Dec. III, 1870
An array occurred on Tuesday last In front OF St
Peters at Rome. The disturbance, which at one
time threatened 20 become serious riot was
speedily quieted ~ the interference OF the Italian
authorities. few persons we're slightly injured.
The mob used clubs aud knives, but had no fire.
arms.
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TIE New WAR AGAINST The RID Man
me war Of William Welsh, Of Philadelphia,
against the head Of the government Indian
department, General Parker, the friend Of
Grant and the head Of the Six Noiious---a
descendant eftho famous Rad JACKIE.
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THE PRIZE RING.

A Mill In Rhode Isinnd-TEo Principals Ar.
rested In Connecticut.
HARTFoRD, Dec 13 1870.
Patsey Shepherd, james Gallagher and Charles Fl.
Gibbs pugilists, wero arrested this evening on the
arrival OF the train from Providence, on Suspicion
OF having been engaged in q prize fight at Green.
W. wicn \. l., this morning. Galagner's face shows
took the train at CraHstsn, en- board Of which was
Captain Mott OF the police force or this CITY, ana he
telegrarned to have sufficient number OF police-
men ut the depos on the arrival OF the train to secure
t.sir arresG
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The Board Of Supervisors met yesterday. Tho
session was strictly private one, no person but
members being admitted. The business transacted
was said TO be merely routnethe auditing oil Seye-
, gal small bills and the like.
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ENGLAND.

French Democracy and Radical Republican
sympathics--The Fatal Explosion-Death Of
m American Lady.
LONDON, Dec. IL, 1870.
M. Dc FoinviIe tonight addressed meeting OF
the International Democratic Association. he said
that the sories from Par were really victories that
the war would not come TO an end until the inva-
ders were driven from France and that not an inch
Of soil would ever be yielded.
great meeting calling on the government 70 re.
cogAize the French republic viii DO held in Trsial-
gar square.
The total number of deaths resulting from tho
explosion at the Birmingham cartridge factory is
twenty-Dino.
The wife OF John Sideu died recently at Brighton.
Arrival Of N Ten Ship.
LONDON, Dec. IT, 1870.
The clipper ship Windhover. with cargo OF tea,
hos arrived. ninety eight days from Foo-0Asws
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A.-Vn'nuhlc and ReIiahIr.-Brown,s Bror.
CHIAL TRoCfES will be found Invaluable exposed
to sudden changes afording prompt relief in or
Coughs, Colds. &c For public speakers and
those who the voice they useful
Irated Throat and viii render articulation easy. there
are limitations be 10 obtain tue genuine.
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HOl-l- AND.
Ministerial Changes.

TIE HAGUE, Dec. IL, 1870.
Lieutenant General Van Mulken, now Minister OF
War, replaces Us Foreign Minister Or. T. NJ Roast
van Ltmburg, resigned.
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GREECE.

Engiish Order for the Arrest Of a Murderer,
LONDON, Dec. II, 1870.
The arrest OF Noel accused Of participation In the
Marathon murders mas been ordered.
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10 Bordeaux, soreIy pressed by the German
rexisns. II win be curious to see whether the
l,nal result in the latter case will be the same as
that which befsll the attempted American Con-
qedsracy-to wit, general collapse.
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A.-A.-A.-The Best Holiday Cir,
FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE,
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RUSSIA.

The Kate of Discount Advanced.
ST. PETERSBURG. Dec. 10, 1870.
The Bank OF Russia has advanced iss rate OF dis
count from eighs TO nine per cent
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The King OF Prussia is ready 10 receive the al
dress OF the Federal Parliament, and dsputation OF
members will sec out Immediately for the royal
headquarters before Paris, to present 1t 70 hts
Majesty
The King Of Prussia was personally unwilling to
assume the title of Eperor but the opinions Of the
Crown Prince ana the King OF Bavaria on the matter
prevailed on him TO assume the title.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-12-14

BntcheiOr's Hair Oye.-The Rest In tho
world Tue only perfect dye; harmless, reliable,
Factory IL Bond street.
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Great Variety Of Toothbrnshcs OF Bcss
o. AXE al greatly reduced prices
DITMAS a Co, Astor House Pharmacy
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buy Gaxzgm,s Trcatise on the Bankrupt
LAW For sale a. all book stores
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Cow mixer and Nursing COMPANION, Pa
tented Nov L. ETA chance FOR energetic men 10
make money BY travelling oca'ing In city oc country
COLViN BROTHERS, "a Broadway, New York.
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A.-A.-Roynl Havana Lottery.-Supp,e-
mentary For Information. address MCINTYRE GREG
DRY d CO., Sl6 Canal street ana l5i Chatham greet.
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Bleaching. Cleaning ard Dyeinp.-L0rd's
Oces a2i Broadway Twey street. Ill Eighth
avenue and iS9 Broome street, corner Of Broadway.
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Ie papacy and Prussia.

A Papal Nuncate Is TO be established In Berlin
and archbishop viii be chosen rs first Euncio TO
the Kings court.
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Spool Cotton-Orrs a. observation-disclosures
and best Imported for hand and machine sewing. Fun
sortpaent. ALEXANDER KNOX, Sts Pearl street..
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A.-Perfect Fitting Boots and Shoes and
warm OVERSHoEs, cheap at BROOKS $40 Broadway.
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LUXEM BOURC
PnsSian Movement for the AnueXa-
ton Of the DuChy.
The Order for It's Occupation Said
to Have Been Issued.
Bismarck ana the Gar to Warn England
and the Smaller States.
TslEcaAms TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

Prusstn Determined on Annexation - Tho
Rnsso-Eastern Movement AN Aid To tho
German Diplomacy-Union Of Interests Be-
tween the Gar md the King-A Quiet Hint
to England and tho smaller States.
LONDON, Dec. IL, 1870.
Evidence aecumuates on all sides, both In the
diplomatic ana Parliamentary circles here, or the
denomination OF Prussia to annex the territory OF
Luxembourg to the German Confederation.
The Russian movement on the Eastern question,
It Is now believed, was timed to accord with the
Prusslan policy IN this respect and intended also az
caution TO England against interference In tho
matter.
II IL regarded as absolutely certain that Russia
and Prussia are in close alliance, ana that the two
governments have determined 10 prove to the rest
OF Europe that England's power and Influence ia
gone. This joint Cabinet exertion of the Gear aud
King William VIII be undertaken for the purpose OF
convincing the smaller States OF the Old World Of the
utter hopeessness of resistance TO the policy OF the
two great Powers in the future
Pru-sin About ia March Into Luxembourg as a
/" Military Necessity
LONDON, Dec. 1s--Night
telegram, dated In Brussels on the 18th Instant
states that preparations are being made for the
occupation OF Luxembourg by the Prusslan army as
an act of military necessity in order to prevent the
furnishing of supplies from or through that State
to The Francstlreurs OF the French CORPS aud also
to put stop to the facilities which are afforded to
the escape OF French prisoners through the terri
tory.
The army OF the occupation OF tho soil OF the
Duchy comes direct from Germany. IL is al
legged by the PrussiaDs that IL Is in strict conformity
with an understanding which has been arrived at
between KING william and Bismarck and the King
Of Holland.
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American Wnltham Watches.

very large assortment at unusually low prices
BALL, BLA CO., sos and 5S7 Broadway.
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Diamonds, Watches Ieweiry and silver.
bought Gnd Sold GEO. e. ALLEN, Sl3 BruadvNg
der ST. Nicholas Hotel
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A.-HOliday Presenfs.-Ladies, and Gentle
mems elegant embroidered SHIPPERS, at i. A. BROOKS.
$40 broadway.
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A.-HInzard ~ Casswel.s Cod Liver Oil 4.
tho beat.
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A.-Herrin9's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES.
y5i Broadway, corner Murray s.rssk
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The Board OF Police yesterday dismissed from the
force officers Augustus Nelson Eighteenth precinct;
Patrick Kelly. Twenty-secoDd precinct. James MUIR
tina, Sixth precinct, and Bernard Donnelly TWEEN
tieth precinct for various charges.
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cissd citizens FOR little time 10 VIII bo Police
Commissioner :" IL now Barred out but IN Were
asked the question: where in this great city which the
could and lay his hand up the HAT
y the perody we should answer this Ca H. KN0XS S3
Broadway, By all means.
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GERMANY.

Legislative Depusntion {" the King -sarIia-
mentary Address ST yersaiiies--The Iu-
periuI Purple.
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Dr. j.. w. Powell! Treats Diseases of tho
EYE and EAR Az heretofore Tor The past 81 Else
trichy applied in suitable often restoring sight ana
hearing where other have failed Cal send for
GUAR Golvauotsradc insuis, ios East Thirty
street, corner Third
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A.-For a Fire nnd ElcanDt Hat Go DirecS
to the manufacturer, EsPENsCHEID, li8 Nassau street
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Fmrs..-BarSmirs fm Fine Eurs, Novelties Eos.
holiday presepta BUHkE, Col Case ~ Sbs) broadway.
Branch rs LIS fulton street.
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GoOSulps P1ayisx Cards--New rpd Besuti-
fi patterns, any, Moors's Cushioned Bgtlers Tie
holiday For sale At sat:oness ami iaucy goods
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THE CONGRESS-.

WEI France Participate s--rhe Turkish Rep
rcsentation.
LONDON, Dec H. 1870.
A correspondent at Pes'l teegraphs to-day that 10
is still doubtful that France will participate in the
conference In regard to the Eastern question.
The French Envoy is urging the neutral Powers TO
insist upon armistice in order to convoke Con-
stituent Assembly.
Baron Won Beust Is ready TO cooperate but TO
fuses to take the initiative.
The rumors OF concessions by Turkey are on
rially denied.
1t Is reported that Mohammed Reschid Pacha will
represent the sublime Porte at the Congress on the
Eastern question.
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Our Speciality.

Our Speciality.
HARPRns' BAZAAR
OF December "a,
dcvotes three ccurnns 10 specially,
MOT wHIsKEY"
The genuine article Is sold By
W. II. REAGAN,
No. Btekpl6n atrcett
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Tiffany & Co.,
Union square,
are daily opening
their impo rtations OF
London, Paris aud Vienna
Holiday Goods.
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THE CHARTER DEBATE.

ASSEMBLY CHAMBER, March 80, 1870
The SPEAKER announced that all passes for ad-
mission to the oor given and extended over to that
day should be revoked.
THE FIRST GUN FIRED.
Mr.. KrERNAN. (den.) OF New York; move you
that the consideration Of the special order be post
poned, and do so for this reason:-Last week the
members Of the New YORK delegation, without one
solitary exception. held q caucus at the Delavan
House. aud they there formally and sacredly
pledged themselves to take no action concerning
the
MIR. FIELDS. tdem.) OF New York-Mr. Speaker 1
rise to point OF order. The gentleman has no right
to divuge in this House what took place IN any
caucus.
Tue SPEAKER-The point is well taken.
Mr.. KIERNAN--I 40 not intend to dvulgc In the
slightest degree anything that TOOK place in that
caucus. merely rise to state that caucus had
taken place OF which every member or the New
York delegation was present.
The SPEAKER-Tne gentleman from New YORK
tMr Kiernan) il not in order.
Mr, BURNS, ldem.) OF New York-Mr. Speaker,
deny the statement Of the gentleman. | Iieft--
Mr. KIERNAN-I would ask -
The sPEAKER-The gentleman from New York Mr..
Kiernan) Is not In order.
Mr.. KIERNAN (warmly)-I ask as matter OF Justice
that the consideration Of this question be postponed
until after the action OF the of the New York
delegates, which is called for tonight, ana which
has been called, as understand It, by the unani.
nous sanction OF every member OF that constit.
uency
The SPEAKER-Tbe gentleman from New York (Mr.
Kiernan Is not In order. The gentleman from new
York moves that the consideration OF the special
order be postponed. Now, that motion
Mr.. kfEBNAN-Mr Speaker, / ask as a.
Mr.. FIBLDS-I move the previous question.
Mr.. IRVING, (dem) OF New York-Mr. Speaker
Mr. KIERNAN-I was on the floor at the time the
gentleman dr. Fields rose from his place. do not
want to be factiOus.
Tne SPEAKER-Will the gentleman mr. Kiernan)
give wayy The Chair understood him to say tnat ne
rose to point OF order. The Chair has not stated
the question, and the gentleman now has the Moor
through courtesy.
GENERAL DISORDER.
Mr.. KIERNAN-Mr Speaker, want to state that
The SPEAKER-Tne gentleman from New York Ia
out OF order.
Mr.. MITCHELL. tdem.) Of New YORK; will ask the
CHAIR II this motion to order the previous question
prevails, a. hope 1t Will not, VIII 1t not be In order
TO move TO rec0mmlt the Dill to the Committee on
Affairs OF CitiesY
The SPEAKgR--It will be-
MIR. KIERNAN-Mr. speaker, rise to question OF
order.
The sPEAKER-The gentleman from New York is
out Of order.
Mr.. KIERNAN-I rise to question Of order. ap-
peal TO bffe fair sense and discretion Of the pre-
siding oficer ~ TO whether or pot
The SPEAKER-f Will state tnat the Chair In this
question has no discretion.
Kr. kJHRNAN-f rise 70 q point Of order.
The SrHAKER-I say the Chair has no sense OF
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WM. VI. TWEED AND TIE IRISH LiEoaERs.

Who Was Their Friend in The street
Department
To THE EDITOR or THE HERALD:-
You the only editor In The city that represents
the people Please, then, to hear o word from
great body OF them In regard to the dismissal OF
Mr.. William NJ Tweed from The Street Department.
| mean a very large number OF the Irish laborers
Of this metropolis whose good friend the HERALD
has always been.
There Is no life so hard that OF the irish aborer
He has to do the severest to get that toll
always; and rule he has large family to sup-
port. state II As fact that there constant
thing, thousands o. extreme OF distress among
the poor Irish aborers OF New York And
now things are worse than before with multi
tndes OF these devoted toiers. Their great friend
Wiliam M Tweed. has been removed from
the street Department; and as direct consequence
ol that act Of violence sheer distress has invaded
the homes OF the people spoken OF. Mr.. Tweed IL .
as another man has to be a lawyer. But his heart
has been always big; hts purse has never been
well strapped that his liberal hand could not open
1t, and he has never broken promise. The poor
irishman. sorely out OF work, could. In niue cases
the sweeping way IN which the irish OF his district
voted for min last November. They went for him IN
body they did II In gratitude 10 true beneiact0r.
Sir, II Mr.. Tweed were up for Governor there IL not
an lrlshman in New York that would not vote for
him. There is not q priest In the city who cannot
attest the Grand Sachem's prompt cleverness 70
unemployed iaborers OF his parish. But now II is
all over. Mr. Mclean IL genial ana jocose. But for
the distressed working man there IA nothing In MIN.
lie can dress fancifully sm oke fas,idousiy and
and then make an cpigram IN repartee; but can he
receive distressed abOrers as distrcssed laborers
IKE to be recelveds Is he one 10 put himself griev
onsiy out OF the way TO strain q point IegtiiDaiey
TO give distressed laborers work, No, SIR; there Is
hothing OF that IN him. BY necessity Of the polite
GOODNESS Of has nature he left all to Tweed and
Tweed mas been equal TO the occasion Mr.. Editor IL
Is painful to see the detected faces with which mum
oers ofpoor worthy Irish foiers turn away from
the street Department When Mr.. Mclean removed
MI Tweed he did Mr. Tweed no harm; be really re-
ucVed nun; but the act let the need OF bread aud
the need Of coal into the bonse Of many poor
aborer in tnls great capital. Can nothinR
be done2 1t appears not But these poor labOrers
have votes, and their number Is Immense. Perhaps
destiny VIII give them and that before long a full
opportunity or showing that they do remember their
friends Depend upon it, that II their sunrages
should be soon called on and that II william Nj.
Tweed should stand before them he would not stand
IN vain. Depend upon II, too. that II there should
be an election and that II their benefactor should
not stand before them they VIII be deeply disap-
pointed SO much for being the ready, urbaDe SELF.
sacrificing friend Of the toiler.
PATRICK oBRfEN.