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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-10-07
The Great External Remedy.
For Man and Boast.
It lriU Care -Rhe,J2llJtjSnl.

The reputation Of this preparation ia so well
established that little need be said in this eoHnec
tion.
On MAN it has never failed 10 cure PAINFUL
NERVOUS AFFECTIONS, CONTRACTING NUS
Giles. STIFFNESS and PAINS IN THE JOINTS
STITCHES in the SIDE or Back, SPRAINS,
BRUISES, BURNS, SWELLISGS, CORNS and
FROSTED FEET, Persons affected with Rheuma
tisn can be efYectually and permanently cured by
using this wonderful preparation: il penetrates
10 the nerve and bone Immediately On being APP
piled.
on HORSES It will cure GRAFT HES,
SWEENEY, POLL EVIL FlSTULA, OLD RUN
Ming SORES, SADDLE or COLLAR CALLS,
SPRAINED JOINTS. STIFFNESS OF THE
STILES. Sc. Il will prevent HOLLOW HORN
ard WEAK BACK IN MlLCH cows.
have met with great success in bringing my
Mixture within the reach Of the Public. / am
daily in receipt If letters from Physicians, Drug
gists Merchants and Farmers, testifyiDs to its
curative powers.
DAVID E. FOCTZ, Sole Proprietor.
BALTIMORE, I'D.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-10-07

Il T Speer Cedar Falls, boar under
s months, S Journal and 200.
II Speer Cedar Falls, SOW year
old, 500.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-10-07

Make your cellars Rat and Water
proof. Crosby & Gregg have the
Cement that will doit,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-10-07

- OWEN, Z. L., 4 co. Manufacturers and Deal
" ers in MI kinds Of Marble and Granite work.
10 to l52 \. Water st, cor. of Clark, ,Ofce, 1881
Chicago
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-10-07

= 's7'a71a=s
Warmers Pile Remedy has navcr toil"d
mot even in one Casr) to CHTc the very worst cases
OF Blind Itching or Bleeding Piles. Those who
arc afflicted should Immediately call on their drug
giet and ret WATNER- PILE RENEDY: tits eX-
sny other disease. II has cured many cases OF
over thirty year. standiny. l'ricr one Dollar
For saa by druggists everywhere.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-10-07
~ achiG cry Depot,
Vinegar.

~ OGERS & GIGELOW, lie Monroe st. Chica-
u 60. Portable Engincs, Lathes. Planning ard
general Machinery at reduced prices Send for
cgtS of Machines = r-a' -
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-10-07
Millinery & Fancy Goods.
Marble mantres and Monuments

E7i~KE. y. h & CO. SD & % Lake Street, Chit
u c"go Millinery. Fancy Goods aud IGdie.'
FURNISHING, al Wholesale.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-10-07
COUGH no MORE.

warmers Cough EsaisatI II healing.
softeIling and experimenting. The extraordinary
power il possesscs in immediately relieving ana
eventually curing the NnosI obstinate Casrs OF
Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, Bronchitis, Influenza,
Calagrh. Hoarsenrss, Asthma and Consumption
il almost incredible 80 prompt l. the rehel ara
certain it, effects in an the &boy" or any a
fiction of the throat and lnrgs that thousands Of
physicians are daily prescribing il. and one and aH
-av that il Il the most healing aud eNperlurGllnG
medicine known. one dose always affords r"Hct
and In most cases one one bottle effects cure
sold hv druggists in large bottles. Price One
Dollar, Il II your own fault fyou still c,rgh and
emtIl.r Tho Pnenm will cure.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-10-07
r. r. NOTICE.

" VAsALiH " Labor, Material &C.. on grade
work, Issued by the Contractors BgInGn -
Co., win be taken up una The receipt ot tic Co.
Issued applicable on Taxes voted IN Cedar Falls
township. Parties holding the same will please
Gle them with townsend L Knapp, prior to 10Th
OF October ~ I'm
j. W. TRAER,
81 Gen. Agent, i. G. Il. s. ". Ry
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-10-07
PRiCES--k Fair GfeE.

II the Merchants in yOu" place will not furnish.
or send for the Machines, send us the retail price.
Washer sti, Extra Wringcr 80, and we will for.
ward either or both machines. free of freight, 10
places where no one Is selling; and 80 sure are
= they win be liked, that we agree to refund the
uoney if any one wishes Ia return the machines
rec Of freight, after months trial, according 10
directions.
No husband, father or brother should permit the
drudgcry of washing with the hands, hfty-two
days in the year, when it can be done better. more
oxpeditiously, with less labor, and no injury to
the garments, by Doty Cioshes Washer, and q
Universal Wrjnger,
Sold by dealers g morally, TO whom liberal dis
counts are made.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-10-07

Bishop & Bancroft, Cedar Falls,
sOrg hum syrup, 200.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-10-07
GOLD :
aH aHH z7aIaa.BsaH -
GOLD
-
GOLD 7

FNOR 81 90 win send the PHILOSOPHER Stone,
Il the Great Secret u AlChcmstical Transmu.
tation- as known to the ancient Egyptian MagiI,
the greatest discovery OF this or any other age
$1,000 realized in one year. Satisfaction guarEu.
teed or money refunded.
Address, NJ. G. BYERS.
AOrgauton, Georgia.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-10-07
Eastern Trade.
Hose Manufacturer

GREER. SAMUEL Y, Manufacturer and Dealt
~ er i'm Fire Apparatus, Hose. Coupling Pipes,
and Nozzle, $50 North Street, Philadelphia. Es-
tabh-hed in 1921.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-10-07

Now. therefore, notice il hereby given, that at
the General Election 10 b. hcld in said county, on
ton Of the adoption Of the pro, ision~ Of said
Act will be submitted to the legal voters OF said
County. according to the above resolution.
The manner OF voting upon -aid question ~haIl
hr IA follows, viz:
Tho voting in favor Of the adoption Of the
provisions Of said act. shCii have written or
pri.tcd upon their ballots the words For The Act
Restraining Stock from RUIuing Ht Large.
Those voting against the adoption OF the prop
0zitiun Of said act. shall have written or printed
unua their ballots tn words Against the At
Restraining stock from Running at large.
Witness my hILd and the seal Of the
Board If Supervisors OF said county, this
cd day Of August, 4. d. l&ta
DAN'L W. FOOTE,
Auditor.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-10-07
Gents Furnishing Goods.

DROWNSON. HAYDEN Il Co. specialties IN
I'D above. Washington and Grays Collars and
Cn'ts, Shirts Scarf, Bows aud Ties, 5S 81 chigan
Ave. Chicago.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-10-07
Chicago Trade.
Patent Office.
Feathers.

HYMN ERICH. CiIAS, Dealer cxcFusfyeIy In
~ Feathers, 1SI Lake St, thrlnch. Sc Lake ST. }
ChicaGo Or3cT- and cons j"rmeuts solicited, sat-
,sfiCtiUR guaranteed.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-10-07

vFNHIs Is NO HUABUGi or
l. BY sending syD cents. with
age, height, color OF cYcs and hair. yna win re.
ceiye, by return mail, a correct picture of your
future husband wife, with name and date Of
marriage. Address W. FOX P.O. Drilwer No.
% iUt0nville, n. I. l9wi
MOUSTACHES forced ,.., e grow s,,,.,i in
sent for 80 cts. Address II, RTCI!APEs. Boz
5JSG, ScE York +. O.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-10-07

Tobacco Manufacturers.

t'VIkI II U NM q ONJ.,
Manufacturers OF Fine Cut Tobacco. of every
- qnali;y, and shade OF color
Ping Tohaccos. embracing all sizes of Rright
ana DARK; Iranulated and Cut Smoking Tobsccos.
Maccoboy, Rappee Scotch and other Snuffs.
And dealers in Imported and Domestic Cigars
This IL the oldest Tobacco House in America
Lbcing established ia 1861: The igrqest Tobacco
iionso in the world, having paid over 81 O00 DOG
taxes IN four years; and. when the quality of their
God" i taken into com Iteration, the Cheapest
House In the country.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-10-07
Sale Of Lands ard Town
Lots,
BE-. For loss than amount Of
DELINQUENT TANES

STATE or tOWA,i,.
Black Hawk County, %
NOTICE is hereay given, that pursuant to the
~ provisions Of chapter % Of the Acts Of the
18th General Assembly Of the Stat Of Iowa,
On the ist Tonday Of Oct, 1870,
at the County Trcasurcrs Office, in said county
all lands and town lots which then remain liable
10 sale for Delinquent taxes, and which have here
tufpre been advertised aud offered at public sale,
and passed for want OF bidders, for two or more
years will be sold to the highest bidder foe cash,
and the sum 80 paid will be taken tG De the fun
amount of taxes. interest aud costs due thereon:
and all the provisions OF the revenue laws OF Iowa
rhsll apply TO suCh sale, and the redemption OF
real es,, he 50 old the same IA though the whole
amount of taxes, interest and costs due have been
paid therefor -sa 49,. ..s.a.a
Given uudef my hand the I'D day ~ Aug. 1870.
K. A. WHITAKER,
22yy6 County Treasurer.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-10-07
Marble and Stone Works
Ornamental Wire Works.
Eggs Eggs.! EGGS III
Important to Dealers & Shippers of Eggs.

STEFENS' Patent Egg aud Fruit Case IL tho
- only practicable Case offered to the Pub
he; Cases hold 80 dozen. No Eggs broker
child can pack them. Eggs sent In them. realise
rom : TO cents more per dozen. Send for sam
PIE Case. and alter giving it fair aral II found Of
40 advantage return ii, aud the money will be re-
funded, and all charges paid. Price One Dollar
per case Agents wanted. Address r va
AMERICAN EGG CO.,
176 Duane Street, n Y.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-10-07
GENERAL ELECTION OCT, IL, 1870.
Second Tuesday of October,

Pursuant TO law, l, SAMUEL MERRILL, Governor
IF the state of Iowa. do hereby proclaim that at
the General Election TO be held ON the
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-10-07

Now. therefore, notice Is hereby given. that ut
the General Election 10 be held IN said county. on
the Second Tuesday in October A. d. 1870, the
question Of the adoption Of the provisions of the
aforesaid Act will be- submitted to the legal voters
Of said couaty AZ theFein ret forth. ..-
The manner of voting upon said question shall
be a. follows. viz:
Those voting 10 favor of the adoption of the
provisions VI .aid Act shall have written or print
cd upon their ballots tho words For Proliibl.
ton #-.@"
Witncss my hand and the Seal Of the
Beard Of Supervisors of raid county, this
z2d day Of Aggist, A. ID, 1870.
DANIEL w FOOTf.
25w4 f.a.. Auditor
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-10-07
sLECTiOEd flOTISE.
Ale, Vino and ECcr.

STATE OF IOWA.
Hack Iawk County, ( 01gcs Of tonniy .laaitor
To the qualified Electors Of said
CyUHfy..
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-10-07

! STATE OF IOWA |
Black Hawk county, Qaee Of County Anditor,
To The QwnlRcd Electors Of said
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-10-07
THE STATE or IOWA.
a. Proclamation

DY TIE GOVERNOR.
The New York herald., 1870-04-09

SOUTHERN SECURITIES DULL AND STEADY.
The Southern bonds continued DUH but were
mostly steady. Louisianas and Alabamas were ex
ceptions and nrmer and South Carolinas weak and
slightly or Prices closed as foows-Tennessee,
ex coupon, 5sa So; do, new, SO 5Sh; Virginia,
ex coupon, 70 70k: do, new, 60 q 10; Georgia
SKIES 81 SO; do sevens, 93Ja "a; North Carolina
ex coupon. 46yz AZ; DO, new. 224 22a4; Missouri
SKIES 93 934; do. Hannial and St. Joseph, 93 94;
Louisiana skies, IA 70; do. evee SKIES 76a II;
90 do. elgnts 92ls 90; Alabama eghts, OF a 9s; do
ives, rs 49, south Carolina skies, SO 90; do. new
s1HaS2.
At meeting OF the board OF directors of the New
York Cold Exchange Bank, held yesterday, Mr..
jacob Russell was elected president, vice Charles
II. Harney, resigned; Mr. II. G. Rogers appointed
cashier, ana Mr.. W. S. Mathews assistant cashier.
The New York herald., 1870-04-09
sRoeKlsG CASE OF SUPPOSED SUICIDE.
A Woman Crushed Beneath Train Of Cars

"A Woman Crushed benenth Irain OF SRrs'
A most shocking case OF supposed suicide occurred
at Seventeth street and Fourth avenue about SIX
O'Clock yesterday morning. At the time named an
express tram oil the Harlem Railroad Company
was going north when the engineer observed
woman lying on the track only short distance
IN advance OF the locomotive. An Intellectual
effort was made TO check the speed Of the
train IN time 10 save the womans lue puG the whees
passed over her PROSTATE body, which was most
shockingly manged her head being severed from
her body and rolled outside OF the track. The legs
were also severed from her body aud some
OF the other limbs lay scattered around.
Deceased, apparently, was about thirty1ve
years OF age ller clothing. with the eX-
cepuon or plaid shawl, was so cut
anu saturated with blood that IL could not be de-
scnbed. lhe remains were subsequently gathered
up and conveyed TO the Morgue, wnen Coroner
keenan, was notified TO make invesugatlon. ~
was impression OF The engineer In charge OF the
tram that deceased had deliberately Frustrated her
sell on the track or the purpose OF peng crushed TO
deatn,
The New York herald., 1870-04-09
STREET QUOTATIONS..
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

FRIDAY, April e-6 p. M.
BUILDING MATERIALs.-For almost all articles coming
under this heading the market dull, but prices
generally steady. For Eastern spruce the demand
only moderate, but tho supply not being large
and prime schedules, which quoted at &2l $22
Inferior 10 fair car2oes quoted at $18 $40 30.
Lime selling moderately rs for lump and $l 26 for
Lash in fair supply and the demand being
light prices weak, closing At $215 So & Rosendae
steady at So, at which price there fair
demand Bricks dull at the prices previously
COCOA, though quiet held with No sales.
We quote eGuayaau in bond &c.,, gold; Maracaibo do,
3Vc. a 3lc., do
CooPERAGE STooK.-The demand was moderately active
and prices steady at 3 3 10 for shocks s inch
asses do 80 dc xS 80 for pipe do, $50 for do
$6 % 80 80 for rum do, $46 $5O for hoops feet, and
$40 a $45 for hoops, II teet.
CoFfRE-T market Rio was quiet and we heard OF
sales, the small stock and the high prices demanded
srictng business Other kinds dull but unchanged We
Rio, ordinary cargoes Ac. l5c fair DO, l5zc.
l6ac good do, l6,Sc. nc prime do, F19c. l8c
tremes for os Java, 2Oc &c sngaporellsc
lsc.; ceylon l7sc &c.,. Maracaibo l64c. lsc La
giayra, 1910. lsc. Jamaica i5c l64c Costa Rica,
i4Sc. ls,9c; Manila 6c. 17c; Mexican l5c &c., and
savanhla, l6c. a l75dc., all gold, duty paid.
COTTON There was fair demand Tor both spinning and
export anda ihe Inquiry for specuIaon and further
advance In prices established the bulk OF the sales being
moderate while the sales 264s bales which l5s
iaors and 200 in transit: Included in the sales
ITO bales to arrive Cotton for future
delivery only moderately dealt but rather higher The
100 bales basis low middlng for April at 22sa
500 FOR 2sc 22c. 2lhc. The closing quota
iolows:-
The New York herald., 1870-04-09

Wheat dull lc 2c lower 10 SELL The sales were
3 bushels at sc for rejected spring. 81 10 for choice
No Chicago devered 81 10 IL 1e for choice Minnesota
and Delivered $i Is for No do delivered; 81 a5
b.. arm, 81 os being bid Tor ols mixed in
the close There saec of 10000 bhes at 81 10
yellow Jersey and 81 ~ for choice yellow State Oats
but fr at about &c. for Western in
5000 bushels 6Sc for State delivered,
choice white Ohio Rye dull and nominal at
9c l Us for State and Western Barley STEADY with
safes 1000 bushels wo-rowed State at 75c OF 800
bushels two-rowed State were sold private terms. ~
FIsI.-The all kinds still quiet the demand
being mostly iobbng lots Prices, however, gener
ally steady There were saes reported of $40 qnntns
Georges cod at ST. and $40 do. Grand Bank at So 2 the
ke closing nj these prices OF macSerel the sales were $40
bbs S5 80 for No shore, $l5 for No do 81 80 for
No. do, Ss7 for No bay, "a for No, Do; and
Of about 5000 boxes At 4oc Doc for sealed and No. re-
HoPs.--The market still dull but prices
changed. We quote :-Common 10 prime l4c Csc.
HIDEsThe market Tor all kinds dul, there being but
little demand, and prices were generally nominal.
Scotcn pig the market dull but prices
$50 Garsherrie sold, part S35 Englinon
held r3 American dun, but held for full prices
No 1888 a 1874 No. S3l $32. Refined bar was duh
aud nominal at H75 Rails quiet but steady Mt S74 n
$50 currency for American, and s5S S59 gold for Eng
sh or wrought scrap the sales 100 tons ship at 9
and 100 do in yard on private terms.
MoLAssEs.-rbe market quite steady for grocery
grades ~ our op0taous but ior other kinds the demand
The New York herald., 1870-04-09
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

HURLBUT--EvERIT-On Thursday, April 7. at the
residence Of the Oride's parents, LAWRENCE HURL-
BUT, to ANNA r., daughter of Valentine Everlt.
SMIrH-W EsT.-On Thursday, April Z, at the resi-
dence OF the brides parents YOnkers N. Y, by Rev.
ID. M. Seward ID. d., ALBERT II. SMITH, OF Brooklyn,
to Miss EMMA WEST, Of Yonkers.
TATE-BRIGGs.--On Thursday, April Z at the resi-
dence OF the brides parents 0y the Rev. r. Nj. STRAIT
ton, T. TATE Jr TO MILE, daughter OF A. T..
BRIGGS, all or this city.
YoUNG-HOFF.-At Poughkeepsie, on Wednesday
April Q, at the residence OF the BRIDES mother
by Rev. c. 5. Hageman, ID. d., JAMES HYDE YOUNG to
HARRIET BRoADHEAD, youngest daughter OF the
Rev. b. H0ff.
The New York herald., 1870-04-09
Concluding Incidents-Away for Paris.
A letter from Tours OF the 2Sth OF March SAYS

Uric de Fonviee has not left Tours for Paris, but
will probably pass his ten days OF imprisonment
where he Is, IN cell OF the pententary. Some In
habtants Of this place send hun wine and pro-
visions, and, on the whole he has no reason to COM
plain OF his situation. The Prince had offered,
instead of damages which he refused to the family
OF deceased 20 600 francs Tor the poor OF Tours
Since the civil condemnation he has declared that
for Parts by the one O'Clock train on Saturday
nignt A great crowd had collected to see him
pass. .0
Tne expenses OF the trial are estimated 1t 10000
francs.
The New York herald., 1870-04-09

FRElGHrR.-1he market was quiet, but there was no
change OF In There demaud
for charter, but low The engagements
TO Liverpool SAIL lao bales cotton at nd; 1880
bushels wheat At 3d., and per steamer 45o bales cot
ton at I'D To London 1880 bushels wheat at I'd.
and 800 ions oilcake private terms To Hsvre
per steamer, via Liverpool 1900 bushels waeat
ut Sd. TO Bristol, 62.510 bushels wheat at 5hd
The charters British bark, from Montreal to the
River Plate with lumber ut &l9 and per cent schooner
ls TONS from Pensacoat to New York, with lumber at $0
bark from Philadelphia to Havre, with 4UU bbs petro
eum, crude refined, at 4s 3D. Norwegian bark from
Philadelphia tS s,en with 1900 eb. petroleum.
railroad iron, a Y 50 and back from A., Dsrien to
Philadelphia with lumber on private terms ship hence to
Bremen Hamburg, with 560 bbs. petroleum. if to the
latter port 3 4d brig ss0 TONS to Cadz, with slaves
bark, 473 TONS to Elzabehport, thence to Aspnwal with
coal bark about $40 tons TO hsyans hay, salt. a.;
bark about 1850 tons, to Seville with $500 boxes petroleum
and the balance Of cargo petroleum in bbs and back from
CadZ TO New York, all private erms ship from Phia
FLOUR AND GRAIS.-Rscepts 940s pbls. -four 1913
The -four market ruled Quiet but prices were pnchangsd
Southern -four the market consued heavy, with only
derate demand sales 800 bbs Rx WAS dull and prices
srOng sales 100 bbls. Corn meal
and higher sales $50 bbs Ut "a l2 for unsound
Ene. nj CE,r Il
The New York herald., 1870-04-09
An English Report-What the Prince Said Of
His Life in America.

ITours March 27) Correspondence or London News.l
mine can be finished the news which have to Tell
VIII have been Mashed to London. That question,
which your readers FOR this week past nave been
asking will be answered 10 them while my tardy
despatch Is on the road. They will not need the
contents OF this letter 10 learn what punishment
has been meted out to an Imperial Prince accused
OF murder. But IL may be interesting some to
hear In what circumstances the verdict was given,
and TO learn IN what attitude the prisoner received
the Judgment or the Court. do not, therefore,
apologize Tor innictlng on them another long
communication. After all 1t Is not a common
event, thank Heaven, which the High Court
OF France has been fnvestigatng and IT not SELL
evident verdict which the jury mas returned Ir Is
certainly worth while 10 devote little time to the
circumstances that preceded and followed the Judg-
ment; for, though many may not yet perceive IL, we
have been recording history here, telling story
tpat Is not yet completed, but OF when, as think,
the end VIII arrive some day, and bitter end IL
VIII oe.
The crowd this morning was not quite so dense,
perhaps, as OF late but neither seat nor standing
proceedings commenced. All the judges ana OIL.
OF the court attended high mass IN the cathe.
dral, and tns ceremonial caused delay OF an hour.
Al minutes past twelve the crier announced,
WITH his usual magniloqnence, LA Hotte corr
and iortnWigh the Tedrobed veterans oil the law
swept IN, headed by NJ. Giandaz. They TOOK their
seats the ushers exhausted themselves In frantic
appeals for silence
Then appeared the prisoner, issuing from his little
private door upon the right. he was almost pater
than on previous days aud evidently nervous TO an
extreme degree. lie had no sooner passed into tine
dock than he advanced TO It's railing a0d made the
uncoutn sign with wnlcn he Is accustomed co an
nounce his little speeches.. "l will not suffer TO
pass without reutaIon,' he cried In the harsh and
grating accent to which the audience never gets ac-
customed ''tne calumnes of the infamous NdaSeil-
I0,Se 1 necer tcas tried In the UySlted States FOR
murder. nerer committed murder. 1t Is false to
say that two hundred thousand people formed q
funeral cortege to victor Nor Nine tenths Of those
who were present came only from curiosity"
One palr OF hands In oil the crowded audience
ventured to give an approving clap. The President
speedily reOuked this solitary manlleStatlOn.
The New York herald., 1870-04-09
What the Paris "Reds' Say.

from Galignani's Messenger, Mach DO
The result OF the trial at Tours excltes the lndgna
ton OF the MdrSeudSe In the highest degree and 1t
comes out with o wonderful display OF type all the
top OF the first page containing the following words
in letters nearly an inch nigh:-
Prince Bonapare acaued Victor Noir II in the tomb;
Uric de Fonvele is In prison; Paschsl 0rousset 10 in the
same position; Henri Rochefort ALSO well Milere, Ri
gaut, Bszire, Dcreura Pierre Bonapare 10 acquitted
Then comes IN smaller characters, but still far
larger than the ordinary typography oil newspaper,
the subjoIned Observatons:-
The Iiyh OF Justice sitting at Tours by the fact
of acqung Prince Pierre Bonspsrs declares the citizen
Uric de Fonv!elc guilty Of II he has commit
crime why n he not prosecuted In accordauce with
The New York herald., 1870-04-09

Closing Addresses of Counsel to
the Jury.

The P. isoner il Court on the Last Day. Was
Never Tri.d in the United States for Mur-
der"-The Verdict Of Acquittal-Thirty-
six Jurymen Say mot Guilty"-Ths
Princes Carriage Conveys Him to
His Hotel-American and Other
Public Congratulations.
The New York herald., 1870-04-09

BY the European mail OF the 29th OF March at this
port we have the French and English newspaper
mail accounts OF the concluding scenes or the Bona
parteNor trial at Tours The addresses OF counsel to
the jury, the rendition OF the verdict of mot guilty."
and the acquittal ana discharge OF Bonaparte