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.Xs$EEN PHILADELPHIA, RICHMOND.
&&l&M&N AND NOREOLK STEAMSHIP LIME
THROUGH FREIGHT AIR LINE TO THE SOUTH
AND WEST. 49, ,,,.,, -. -
FOR 1870, ~s
Steamers leave every WEDNESDAY, and SATURDAY.
ct l2 O'Clock noops from FIRST WHARF above MAE
RETTRNiNg, leave RICHMOND MONDAYS and
THURSDAYS, and NORFOLK TUESDAYS and ga.
No Bills Of LadinE signed after Il O'Clock sailing
THROUGH RATES to all points in North aud South
Carolina Seaboard Air Line Railroad connecting AZ
Portsmouth, and to ynchburg, Va Tennessee and ths
vest virlina and Tennessee Air Line and Rohnond
ana E-aisbt M SDITD BUTONOE, and taken AZ LOWER
RATES TRAN ANY OTHER LINE
No charge for commission, drsyaRe, expense OF
isteamshps insure at lowest rates.
Ereiqht received daily:
rtsts Room accomm odations for passenger
ct9to N0 WILLIAM =. OLYDH d 90,
No. IL s. wHARVRS and Pier n WHARyES.
W p. PORTER, Agent at Richmond and Oity Point.
r. p OROWELL & co., Agents at Norfolk. SIS
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The whole aspect of this wonderful, this
terribly destructive war has suddenly
changed, as if by the stroke Of an en-
cbanters wand. Hitherto it has been war
against the French empire; IL il is continued
it will be war against the French people,
prosecuted to interrupt and disable them in
erecting the glorious edifce of freedom. The
fall of Napoleon is their opportunity, and,
unless they are thwarted by Prussia, their
triumph. Even If Prussia chooses to make
further war upon them, they have no reason
to despair. Perhaps it is in the order of
Providence that the French republic shall
be consolidated by a united effort to
expel the invader; by struggle which
will cement the new institutions with a uni
versal and all-diffusive patriotism, and bind
them together, in their incipient weakness,
by unanimous resistance to a great danger.
But if the war is to go on, the sympathy of
the American people will no longer be on the
side of Prussia. No American regrets that
Prussia has humbled and dethroned Napo-
leon: but if she throttles the infant republic
and attempts to strangle it in its cradle, she
must look for sympathy to some other quarter
of the world than the free republic of
America. Despots and tyrants may keep her
in countenance in so unhallowed an under
taking, but the liberal public sentiment of the
whole world will be against her.
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SCOTS AND SHOES.
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Ff8, PHILADELPHIA AND SOUTHERN
sXEks4k2s&.MAIL - STEAMSHIP COMPANIES REQIy
LAk sEMLMONTHLY LINK TO NEW or.
LEANS, la
Ihe AOHILLEs will sail for New Orleans direct. on
The YAzoo will sail from New Orleans via Havana.
oN oNrHRCUGH BILLS OF LADING at as low rates "A n,
any other given to Mobile Galveston, ndianoa La
yacca and all points Mississippi riye,
between New Orleans and St. Louis Red River freiRhts
reshppsd New Orleans without charge of cemmssiopa
WEEKLY LINE TO SAVANNAH GA
The TONAWANDA will sail for Savannah on 6atur-
day, September 10, at 8 A. N.
The WYOMING will sail from Savannah on satur
ThkoUGH BILLS OF .LADING given to all the prin
cpsl in Georgia., Alabama Florida, Mississippi
Louisiana, Arkapeae, and Tennessee in connection with
the Central Railroad of Georgia. Atlantic and Gulf Rail-
road and Florida at low rates By competing
lines.
SEMIMONTHLY LINE TO WILMINGTON, n O.
The PIONEER will sail for Wilmington on Friday
September s, at A. n Returning, viii leave Whining
tor Wednesday, September
Connects with Cape Fear River Steamboat Com
pany the Wimin, ton and Weldon and North Carolina
Railroads. and the Wilmington and Manchester Railroad
Freights for Columbia, s. O., and Augusta, Ga taken
via imington, low rates by any other route
Insurance effected when requested by shppers Bills
of adng signed at Queen street wharf before
of sailing. r,,.x,, r.,.r, .,
6E NO. lSO South THIRD Street.
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t1,9s1, 400 Par. Market value,
Cost. t1,2l5, ,62297.
Real Estate.
Bills Receivable for Insurances made.
Balances due at Agencies
premiums on Marine Policies, Accrued
Interest, and other debts due the CON-
pany ..................... :.
Stock, Scrip. ETC., OF Sundry Corpora
tions, e47O6. Estimated value. .........
Cash In Bank. k...,,.......,..s .sfSs, SIS SO
Cash IN Drawer. er.......... s122s
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RhtiRRINO.
FEE&, LoR1LLARD STEAMSHIP OoMPANs
FOR NEW YORK,


SAILING EVERY TUESDAY. THURSDAY, AMI
SATURDAY,
are now ieceiving freight at
FIVE CENTS PER 100 POUNDS, TWO CENTS
PER FOOT, OR HALF CENT PER GALLON.
SHIPS OPTION.
Insurance ONE-EIGHTH OFsONE PER CENT
Extra rates on small packages iron, metals, etc.
NO receipt OF bill OF lading signed for less tnan
fifty cents.
NOTICE On and after September 1b rates By this
Company will be 10 cents per 100 pounds or cents
per foot ships option; and regular shippers by this
line viii only be charged the above rate ali winter
Winter rates commencing December is For further
particulars apply TO -, 80 JOHN e. OIL
ass PIER 10 NohTH wHARvEs.
THE REGULAR STEAMSHIPS ON THE PHI
i LADELPHlA AND CHARLESTON STRAIN
SHIP LINE are ALONE authorized to issue through
bills OF ladilg interior points South and West in
ALFRED /. TYLER,
Vice President SO. c. RR. Co.
fErA PHILADELPHIA AND CHARI ESTON
XAIhAk. STEAMSHIPILINR.
Inns line Is now composed OF the following first
class Steamships, sailing from PIER II, beow
Spruce street, on FRIDAY OF each week at
a. ASHLAND, 800 tons, Captain Croweu.
J.W; W. EvERMAN. IN AN eSS tons, Captain Hncklev.
J. w. Eyerman, Friday Sept 2.
Salvor, Friday, Sept 9.
Salvor, Friday, Sept "a. ''p~ i0'
J. w. Eyerman Friday, Sept. 30.
.. ".
the interior OF Georgia, and ali points South aud
Southwest.
Freghts forwarded with promptness and despatoh.
Rates as low as by any other route
Insurance one-half per cent effected at the ONCE
In 1rst-class companies.
No freight received nor bills OF ladng signed on
day Of sailing.
sOUDER & ADAMS, Agents.
No. DOCK Street,
Or WILLIAM. 7. CLYDE IL CO.
No. l2 s. WHARVES.
WILLIAM A. COURTENAY, Agent in Charles.
| ton. 62A
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TJNHE PENNSYLVANIA FIRE INSURANCE.
COMPANY.
Incorporated ls25-Charter Perpetual.
No. $40 WALNUT Street, opposite Independence
Square.
This Company, favorably known to the commu-
nifty forty years. continues to insure against
loss or damage by fire on Public Private Build
ings, either permanently or for limited time. Also
on Furniture, Stocks OF Goods, and Merchandise
generally, on liberal terms.
Their Capital, together with large Surplus Fund.
is invested In the most careful manner, which ena.
bles them to offer to the insured an undoubted secu
rity in the case OF loss.
Daniel Smith, Jr., Thomas Smith,
Isaac Hazlehurst Henry Lewis,
Thomas Robins j. Gil1ngham Fell,
John Deyereux, Daniel Haddock,
Franklin A. Comfy.
DANIEL SMITH, JR., President
WM. G. CRowELI, Secretary. $50
THE ENTERPRISE INSURANCE co. OF
PHILADELPHIA.
once s. W. cor. FOURTH and WALNUT Streets
FIRE INSURANCE EXCLUSIVELY.
PERPETUAL AND TERM POLICIES ISSUED
CASH Capital paid up in fully $500 % 90
CASH Assets, July !, 1570............. $50 1872 90
DIRECTORS.
F. Ratchford Starr, ]. Livingston Erriuger,
Naibro Frazier, James L. ClaghOrn,
John N. Atwood, VIM. G. BoultOn,
Benz. T. Tredck, Charles Wheeler,
George III. Stuart, Thomas III. MOntgomer
John H. Brown, James NJ. Aertsen.
f. RATCHFORD STARR. President.
THOMAS III. MONTGOMERY, Vice President.
ALEX. W. WlSTER, Secretary.
JACOB E. PETERSON, Assistant Secretary.
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INSURANCE.

DELAwARE MUTUAL SAFETY INSURANCE.
~ COMPANY. Incorporated By the Legislature
OF Pennsylvania. 1s21
once southeast corner Of THIRD and WALNUT
Streets, Philadelphia
MARINE INSURANCKs
On Vessels, Cargo and Freight to ali parts OF the
INLAND INSURANCEs
IN goods BY river canal, lake and land carriage
ell parts OF the Union.
FIfR ASSURANCES
Merchandise generally; on Stores, Dwellings,
Houses, etc.
ASSETS OF THE COMPANY
November /, 1862
s7O0000 United States Five Per Cent
Loan, ten-forties ......... t2l6OOOO 90
10000 United States Six Per Cent
Loan qawful money. 80. lO7,TSoOO
$1,000 United States Six Per Cent
100000 State Of Pennsylvania Six Per '''"'
Cent. Loan: ....;........... ns,0SOOO
100000 City Of Philadelphia Six Per
Cent Loan exempt from
100000 State Of New Jersey six Per O'''~
Cent Loan. ....,............ 020O0O0
5000 Pennsylvania, Railroad First
Mortgage Six Per Cent
$4,000 Pennsylvania Railroad Sc.
cond mortgage SIX per Cent.
5000 western Pennsylvania Ran.
road Mortgage Six Per
Cent. Bonds PennBylvsuis
Railroad guarantee). ...... s0,0O0Oo
10000 State OF Tennessee Five Fer
Cent. Loan ................ 100000
Cent Loan. ...............,. G,9T0Oo
-pany $50 shares stock. -. 100000
e,UOO North pennsylvania Rail-
road Company, 100 shares
$4,000 PSiladolphia and Southern '"'
Mai Steamship Com
paDy, 90 shares stock .... I,6000o
As,soo Loans on Bond and Mort
gage. QSst liens on City o,
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rBe HfhIztsR-moaI2 fLaPsMskI.

Tho New DfnlcuIty-Justice White Refuses to
Surrender the Money to tho Sherih-The
Justice Arrested.
No sooner was the Hcntzfer. Mortz case settled IN
Toboken than new difficulty arose. Sheriff Mount
deputed constable Kaiser to take possession OF the
money and effects Of Hentzier and Mrs. Mortz,
amounting TO the sum OF 1000 IN god But Justice
WnIte who issued warrant IN the first Instance,
refused TO surrender the property, which IS in mis-
Keeping on the ground that the Is not yet
Guided Hentzlcr made AFFIDAVIT before Justice
Bohnsedt that Justice White refused TO doitver up
the money, and warrant was issued. Justice
White appeared and gave bail to answer any charge
that might be brought against him. In justice TO
Mr.. White 1t should be stated that in giving MS de-
cisIon previously he held that there was sufficient
evidence to warrant tho detention OF the prisoners
the charge OF stealing the money found IN their
POSSESSION, and he accordingly demanded that they
should appear for further examination next Thars-
day. He also questions the right o. the sheriff TO
demand possession OF any property IN suce case
The accused being strangers In this country
might 0e harassed with litigation till they would
be compelled to consent 10 compromlse which
would relieve them most unjustly OF a portion or
their property. This Injustice would DO facilitated
by handing over the property TO the Sheriff and
through hlm 10 the courts.
The New York herald., 1870-03-12
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKET.-LONDoN, March 1l-4:30
p. M -Consols closed at 021 for money and 93 for
the account. United States hye-twenty bonds 1862,
COZ; 1865. old, S0h, 1867, S93s; ten-forties S74;
Erie Railway shares 2oh; illinois Centrals ll6; Al
lantic an Great western, 28h.
PARIS BOuRsE--PARIS, March 1.-THE Bourse
closed nrm. Rentes. TAI Ate.
FRANKFORT Bou4sE.-FBANKFoRT, March H.
United States nve.iwenty bonds closed Arm ut 96n
for the issue OF 1862.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.-LIvERPOoI, March
U-4:30 p. Milne cotton market closed with
downward tendency. Middling uplands 1924.
middling Orleans 1lSd. MA. The sales oi the
day have been 1000 bales, including 1000 for specu
latlon ana export
The sales Of cotton during the week have been
40 0OO bales, OF which 5000 were taken Tor export
aud 1000 speculation. The stock 10 port IL estl-
mated at 27l 900 bales, OF which 900 Aneri-
can. The recelptS OF the week have been "a OCO
bales, 10000 OF which were American.
HAvRE COTTON MARKEr.-hAvRE, March 1l.-COt-
ton closed neavy on spot ana 70 arrive. Low mid
ding, 70 arrive, l2ohI.
GRADE AT MAHCHEsTER-LfvERPo0L,M March H.
The market Tor yarns and fabrics a. Manchester is
heavy.
LIVERPOOL BEEADsTUFra MARKET.-LrvHRPooL.
March ii---t:50 +. N.-Thc market il firm. v neat,
SS. 3D. %. 3D. per Genital for California white; 5s.
ID. ss I'd for No. red western, and IS. lid. 9s.
three days have been 5000 quarters, which are
American. Corn, 27s Id. per quarter for European.
Flour, 200. 9d. per bbI. LOT Western canal. Peas,
37s. Cd. per quarter Tor Canadian.
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKET.-LIvERPOoI,
March 1l-a30 r. M.-Pork quiet. Cheese duh. Lard
nrmer.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKEr.-LIvRRPOoL March
IL r. M.-spirits petroleum Is. Sd. per gallon.
LONDON PRODUCE MARKET.-LONDoN, March H.
Ltnseed OIL t3z o. Ler ton. Refined petroleum
hrmer. Talow 1rn.
PETROLEUM MARKET.-ANTwERr, March ll.-Pe.
troionIn closed heavy ut 57}xf.
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JtLkCRApEC NEWS ITEMS.

n. aotnne Of the tonp~ns surrendered BY 81 udor
S53,0C0
In the Maine Senate yesisrday the bill abolsbng capital
punishment from the House. sulendsd, and
fused pAssAS<-
Bon Cooley, negro hung at Wsynrsboro, in Burke
county Georgia. yesterday for the murder OF Adkins Lowa.
The murder committed last summer.
Job Barnet. peder, WAS murdered LeAyson orb,
Kansas, yeaterday morning. William Dixon, lately dis
charged State prison convc been arrested aspicon
OF having committed ths murder.
Nashville, Tenn has authorized the funding OF the city
debt BY the of x0O in bonds secured BY mortgage
on two millions Of city properly.
The for tho constitution progressing quietly
In Tennessee with Increased chances OF Its ratncAtioh
Some nzncers oppose its ratihuaon the ground That
ciause Will egazc the OF the Bank Of Tsnncsses
and the bonds sAuad during the declared void by hs
amended constitution Of 1853
on the 2gth ut, Ashley county, Ark, Warren K Her
mug young man, while frenxied from drink shot and
killed James johnson, school teacher from Texas Hermng
ned from the place and short distance OH met four
sross,hree men and and sho, and killed two Of
the men. He was subsequently, arrested.
The Uspd Jury Of the United States Circuit Court in New
Orleans found sixteen Indictments against each OF the to
lowing Thompson, merchant Isaac Wood,
proprietor Of bonded warehouse Perry Fuller eICoector
OF Customa W. g. Gray, Special Deputy Collector Y. A..
Agent Eight indictments for conspirng delrsud the
and eight for removing from bond
warehouse No. class three which saac Wood was
nal proprietor charged these frauds per-
psaea during Perry Fusrs admais,rAtIon a. the New
lsAns Cuatom House
The New York herald., 1870-03-12
NEW YORK LEGISLATURE
SENATE.
ALBANY. March II. 1870.


By Mr. TwEyD-Ths New York and Brooklyn Pneumatic
Despatch Company bill also concerning New York pawn.
brokers; also amending ths Brooklyn Water Sewerage
Commission act.
BY Mr.. MUKrnY-Tho Brooklyn Police btu complete and
It was ordered to . third reading.
BY Mr.. GnAHAM-lncorporating the New York Collateral
Loan and Deposit Company.
BY Mr. ELwooD-Relatve to inspecting steam boilers.
MANAGEMENT or rRIsoNs-PRorosED AMENDMENT TO
THE CONSTITUTION.
CAuLpwELL the Committee on Prisons rsportsd
the following
Resolved, II ths Assembly concur. That the following
amendment 70 the BE- proposed for adoption
Fa-Thers shall a Board OF Managers OF Prisons 10
SENATE Who " 'Hd shall soS oes
Legislature may direct 50 classified
sn & s ess 90 e a % s %.
cies IN the Once Of manager thus or otherwise occurring
Said shall charge and superinsn.
dency Of State Prisons and shall poasess such powers
penal and reforms.oy ins.u.ons in this State the Leg
Third The Board shall appoint Secretary. who shall be
Tmoyaeo A. a. their AM and who shall perform such
shall receive salary % be determined By law
% other a sSi % ha sd other ne con- sn
incurred while engaged in the Of Official
Fnrhe Board shall appoint tn. warden chief oncer,
apa s bays a hs sArS a
cause after an opportunity 30 heard on wrsa % Charges
~.rdsn thereof = pls.:s 'n'
Si1M-The Governor either OF the managers
for misconduct ncompesncy neglect Of duty after
portunty to be heard written charges,
Sere,hThis amendment shall into effect tho frs Mon
day January after ts adoption the people,
after which date section four OF article i've OF the cons
shall be null and void.
motion OF Mr. BANKS tho resolutions referred to
the Committee of tina Whole.
BILLS INTRODUCRD.
By Mr.. NJ. Notwithstanding tho charter Of the Union
Trust Company OF New Ysrk.
BY Mr.. uEsET-To incorporate tho New York Arcade
Railroad Company.
by Mr. CE1ANERCharsring the Depository Loan rnstf.
tuition of New York.
BY Mr. N. NORTON Preventing kerosene accidents Ia New
York aud Brooklyn
ny Mr.. Notwithstanding the prohibiting gas com
panios frora collecting rents on metres.
PASSED.
Tho bill authorizing the New York Railroad Com
their track passed. reconaidcrad aud
(Aen laid n the table
incorporating the American Literary Bureau
Of local bills passed. when the Senate Ad.
iourned til Monday evening
The New York herald., 1870-03-12
DOMINION OF CANADA.

Caldwell Again Arrpigncd Under the Extra.
diti0n Treaty -Decisi0n To De Rendered on
Wednesday.
TORONTO March II, 1870.
Robert D. Cadwel was again brought before the
police magistrate to-day. Consul General Dart said,
the prisoners offence was crime against the Re-
venue laws OF the United States The Limitation
under which proceedings could be taken was five
years. The counsel for the prisoner contended that
no charge was made out against him, III that the
offence did not amount to the crime Of forgery; even
II dld the prisoner could not be extraded as the
crime was created BY IN act passed subsequent to
the Ashourton treaty. The counsel for the prosccu.
ers being extradited; that the United States could
claim Inc cxtradi!lon Of prisoner who had com.
ss;ssea Saies IN nnep any parcuIar s SAT-
The magistrate viii give bis decision oa wednesday
next,
The New York herald., 1870-03-12
WEST VIRGINIA.

Tho Recent Jail Delivery mt Charleston-Ac-
cOnnr by u Republican Neyspaper-NO Nom
tion Of tho Ku Klux Klan-A Horse Thief
nDd u Counterfeiter Quietly vnmose.
WHEELING, March IL, 1870
The Kanawha Republicans account OF the jail de-
livery at Charleston the I'd instant differs mxteri
ally from the account given In Marshall Sacks letter
to Governor Stevenson. 1t makes no mention OF
Ku Klux organizations and gives utterance to no
alarm. II says "C0x and Whitiaw, the former
known az horse thief ana the latter az q counter.
Guided on Wednesday last that 1t was too long to
walt between term and term. ana in broad daylight
quietly made their exit II Ii ruMOred that some
body turned them out and we are not disposed 10
dispute ths statemcnt.n The article concludes with
the suggestion that the do0rkeeper SHOULD be
changed ana more substantial jail provided.
The New York herald., 1870-03-12
ASSEMBLY.
ALBANY, March II, 1870,

ALBANY, March IL, 1870.
BILLS PASSED.
Tie bin authorizing the New York Commissioners OF the
Sinking Fund OF New York lease grounds founding
asylum read and passed also ths btu charcrlug the
Watch Gaze Makers Protective Uuon OF New York and vi
cny: also appointing interpreter Brooklyn Police
Justccs Courts
Az the special order the reading and passage OF the bin
reguA ting the sale Of intoxicating liquors.
Mr. FIELDS moved The previous question: which or.
dered66 10 3D. The bill then passed 6
by strict party vote except that Mr. Franiln republican
yoted and Mr. Martini democrat, voted The
Ing amended must 60 to the Senate for
amendments are merely perfecng aud do change
the features OF the bill as II passed the Senate.
Tho bill authorizing the appointment Of loan commission
era In OnondAgh county came on its In taking
the vote IL found that there
favor 10 It, when Mr. FIELDS declared this purely
and simply democratic measure and that IL be
passed. He therefore, moved call Of the House. which
Was ordered After the call was suspended
bill was announced and II found 10 be rejected.
motion OF Mr.. FIELDS the bill laid the table.
THR ARCADE EAILWAY.
Mr. kIERNAS Introduced bill TO charter the Arcade Rail-
way Of New York.
The House then took recess I'll hspas o'clock.
Evening Session.
The special order this evening tho consideration OF
claims for canal damages After ordering several bs 10
third reading tho House adjourned to Monday evening At
hAfpAst O'Clock.
The New York herald., 1870-03-12
FIRE IN OIL CITY.

~<~NS~~~~~~><S>~~<~s~~>~~N
isnision Of Train Of OIL Cars nc Munhaips
Landtug-intonso Excitemeut Among the
Citsxens--1Le Fire Mastered After Great
Exortion--Stntement Of the Loss.
OIL City, Pa. March IL. 1870
Az about quarter OF an hour before eleven O'Clock
this forenoon nro broke out among some narrow
gauge OIL tank cars at the landing OF Mr. John Nun.
hall. Its origin has not been definitely ascertained
but the suppositon that the cars were gnited by
sparks falling among them from passing locomo-
riye on tho broad gauge track. The six cars, COM
prsing the train, contained twelve wooden tanks
tanned smsl omanItes All Of these wsre com CON.
sumed. and so rapid was the progress Of the flames
that nothing could he done 10 remove them to some
spot where danger existed to surrounding build
Inc consequence OF this unfortunate rapiuity was
disastrous Tue burning cars were standing not
more than thirty or forty feet from Mr.. MunnalI's
large tank. which contained over ten thousand bar.
res OF OIL The intense heat created In this tank by
the nameslgenerated gas which issued from the oil
and Instantly gnted, forming large sheet or flame
ana threatening to extend the fire throughout the
Meantime at the first alarm the flre companies
and large number OF citizens had hurried to the
scene and made the most resolute exertions to sub
due the flames. On the outskirts OF the fire stood
six cars, nearly all the tanks on which were full
At great personal risk the 1remen and citizens de-
StrOyod the platforms and tore away the leading
pipes which connected with Ihcm raey were. how.
ever, unable TO save the cars, whicn were totally
consumed; but the act described prevented the fur
tber spread VI the hre. fortunately there was no
wind, and IN il tie more than an hour all serious
danger was over.
AS THIS part OF the town was the scene of q most
deslructlye conna2ration some two years ago, the
excitement among the residents near by, when II
became known that the nre was raging amounted
70 panic, which spreau rapidly throughout the
city An impression prevailed tnat the larger part
OF the place would be destroyed families, many Of
them residing At some distance from the landing,
packed up their furniture and other housshoId
goods. and prepared TO carry them TO place OF
safety a. . moments notice. BY noon, however
confidence had been restored, it being then evident
tnat the flames had been mastered and could not
possibly extend their sphere OF destruction At one
O'Clock the nre was entirely extinguished.
But little else was destroyed than the cars and OIL
and as the latter was Of comparatively small value
the owners OF tha cars suafain the haaYieas ioas.
The New York herald., 1870-03-12
The Schema or Papai Platform.
LONDON, March ll--3:3o p. 4

"
- LONDON. March l1-3:3o p. N.
rns .v.n,ro sd,.,on OK tho London Times gives
~. ,ouo-,rc ,rcr, IN. por.n froptier:--
On Monday . schema on infallibn... = *':".
bused to the members Of the Council. il asserts
shs Church possesses supreme and complete pri.
macy, and that the principally over the nni-
versal Church was received with plenifuds OF
power from the Lord himself BY st. Peter,
OF whom the Pontin is the successor. All
questions OF faitn must be determined under that
power else tho words OF the Lord TO Peter wou!d
be disregarded. This is proved by results. In the
Apostolic see, Catholic and Immaculate, the doctrine
has always been fully maintained; consequently we
inculcate with the concurrence OF the Council and
define II as dogma Of faith that thanks TO Divine
assistance. the Roman PontiR, Of whom 1t was said.
In the person OF Peter by Christ w have prayed for
ALL" cannot err when acting as supreme teacher OF
Ill Christians.
the schema defines what the Church must hold in
faith and morals, and that the preroRative OF Papai
infability extends over the same matters to whc II
the inialiibiiity OF the Church IL applicable.
The paper ends with the words:-"If any shOnld
dare which God forbds, to controyert the present
eenniton. let him know that ne departs rom the
true faith.O