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JouRDAN's POLICE.
Distinguished Executions and Promotions
eurs cons 'sCut Out" and Gemtiemeu 'sCut
In,,-The Last shuttle. ua fd


Surgeons .sCut Out'' and Gentlemen ssCut
In,'-The Last shuttle. af ~
With the amendation Of the Old hymn, 1t Is safe
to say John Jourdan moves in a mysterious way
his wonders to perform Tor his peeers TO reform)
Since he took the reins at the Central Oflce great
and radical changes have been effected in nearly
every case for the better government or the force.
What Jourdan recommends is usually coincided
in by the Commissioners. For years the Board
of Police Surgeons has been close corpora
tion whose members have been in the habit of boast
ing that they have more influence at Albany than
the Commissioners They have been in few iso-
lated instances defiant and insolent TO their su-
periors. the Commissioners, who could not brook
such ndgnities. The result Is that the Board
Messrs Benjamin Franklin Manierre, Henry Smith,
Joseph A. Bosworth ana Matthew T. Brennan-have
within few days devoted their attention TO the re.
construction OF the
SURGICAL ARM or THE FORCE.
In addition TO previously announced changes In
terday removed Surgeons A. =. Jones, Lafayette
Ranney and James Kennedy, and substituted in
their stead surgeons H. 0. Ely, A. 4. ID. Purdy 0ne
OF the lately removed surgeolsl ana T.. ~ Hutcha-
son. =" -" -'ssss's =
The Board also, on information furnished, found
that the deputies OF the Board or Surgeons
Drs. Donor and Frazer-were In no way
responsible for their action as surgeons
supposed to cover the Central Police ONCE day and
night. and yesterday without consulting the police
surgeons, removed these gentlemen and appointed.
as by virtue or section 21 chapter 95, as patroimen
detailed Surgeons Mott andTh0mas as Central Ofice
surgeons all hours or the day aud night. Surgeon
Mott, who has an extensive practice, will likely de-
cline the appointment.
TRANSFERS.
Proceeding to other business the Board transferred
Sergeant George e. Towns, OF the Twcntyeighth
Dreciuct to the Third precinct.
PROMOTIONS,
Roundsman f. p. Whitcomb, OF the Seventh pre-
ctnct was promoted to Acting Sergeant Of the Nine
teenth: Roundsman William PoIcher, of the Twenty
sixth precinct to Acting Sergeant OF Twenty sixth;
Charles N. Combs, OF Twenty ninth precinct, to
Acting Sergeant OF the Sixteenth.
TEe following patrolmen were promoted to rounds
men:-Charles 4. Holman Twenty ninth. TO rounds
man Of Twenty ninth; George Little seventeenth,
to Twenty-eighth; Jonas A. Houghton, Twentieth, TO
Twenty-eighth; J. NJ. Dorcey Fourth to Seventh,
and Stephen Keating, Twenty.ninth, to Twenty.
NINTH
Later in the day the Board held a session and re-
moved J. A. K Duva operator at the Central Police
ONCE. Mr. Duval is nephew OF fex-Superintendent
Kennedy aud his removal remains unexplained
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Base Ball Notes.

No game was played at the Capitoline yesterday.
Atlantic and Eckford to-day at Capitoline, ana
Mutual and Irving at the Unt0n.
The game between the Haymakers OF Troy and the
Olympcs at Washington. yesterday did not progress
further than the beginning OF the last part Of the
nlth inning, the Haymakers being at the
bat The game was then called on account
OF the ram. Much disappointment was felt
at the inability OF the clubs 10 get through the last
innings and thereby make complete game. When
the game Called tile score stood TO In favor
OF the Olymplcs. The Oympics scored two runs In
inning while the Haymakers had made only one
run in the second inning.
The Haymakers win play the Nationals at Wash.
ingtOn to-day.
The Stars, OF Brooklyn, arrived In washington
yesterday, and will play the Oympics to-day Il the
condition OF the grounds will permit
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STOLE A HORSE AND WAGos.

John Abrahams, alias Williams, a young man for
merly In the employ OF Luke Fitzgerald, at 1l3 West
Twenty-seventh street, or Wednesday last stole a
horse and wagon belonging to his employer, valued
or $780, and drove 1t TO Newburg Orange county,
where he was arrested by detective Muligan, OF the
Twenty-ninth precinct yesterday, and returned 10
tn city with the property. lie was arraigned b.
fore Justice Cox, al Jefferson Market yesterday af
ternooa, ard pleading guilty 70 the charge was
committed 10 answer
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NIntnals vs.. Resoiute.

The game played yesterday between these clubs at
the Union grounds proved non-interestng affair.
rumor prevailed few days ago that Charles Mills,
catcher or the Mutuas had been invited to fill that
post for the Atlantlcs His absence yesterday from
the MutuaIs confirmed the truth OF the runor In the
minds OF some people, Below Is the score:-
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q OF E.
Fashion, Religion and Art
in England.
The ''Lothair' Dispensation and Papal
Propagandism.
B0urbOnism in Exile and Cont.
mental RevOlutiOnism.

Our special writers in Europe supply the following
ample reports OF the progress OF OLD World history,
dated TO The 2sth OF May.
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women say, and that Is good deal-that hcr ,aste
surpasses IN chasteness anything that mas been seen
In London for many years, ana tnat ner uiahonus
are simply perfection IN their setting heaIu as
pute the other night a. to whether Mrs. Motley or
the Countess OF Seton was the best dressed woman
at the last drawing room, but the general opinion
was decidedly In favor OF the former.
"6oNE WITH A VENGEANCE"
At length and not before time some OF the n0blemen
are getting frightened at the tide or emigration
toward America which has this year set In stronger
than ever. During the month OF May, OF
which twenty-six days are now over, no
fewer $4,000 English agricultural laborers
have left Liverpool for the United States.
This does not include the exodus from Ire
land. Farmers throughout the south OF England
are In despair as to how their crops will be got in
this year. II is true that the harvest Is stili far or
but whole villages are being emptied OF their p0pu-
laion IL Is something quite new for agricultural
iaoorers TO emigrate in anything like numbers. But
they have got into their heads, and not without
reason, that the chance In your country for them is
even greater and better than II Is artisans. In
many OF our English counties the farm aborer never
sees meat more than perhaps once Q month, and
then he can only afford fat bacon. How can he
AFFORD to eat anything like butchers meat when beef
ls eight pence and mutton ten pence pound and he
mas but eleven shllltngs week wages, and has, per-
maps. seven or eight children TO feedf But you VIII
say, what has all this to do with fashionable life?
reply, very much. The great mass OF our nobility
and gentry derive their incomes from their landed
estates, and II this emigration continues which IL
seems very likely to do, wages must rise and rents
fall on all the estates In England. And this, OF
course Will create still greater comparative wealth
Tor those who make, OF who have made, their money
by trade.
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Q U B "a.
Sharp Attack by Madrid Paper on the
Administration in Cuba.
The Island Prey to a Number Of Families
The Recent Debate in Congress-Its Effect
Here-The Spanish Press on the Alleged
Cruelties Practised by the Troops
The Proposed Commission
News Of the Insurrection.
HAVANA, June 4, 1870.

HAVANA June 4, 1870.
Considerable stir has been made here by an erpos4
of matters in this island by the sta0o Untuersal
paper recently established In Madrid evidently in the
interest OF the republicans. The Spanish motto in
Cuba at present Is, "He who is not with US is La
borante.n and Of course the journal mentioned IL
stamped as the organ OF the Cuban insurgents. Ex-
tracts from its articles taken from various issues
published by the city journals at the request OF the
Captain Generals secretary Evidently this Is with
view Of counteracting their influence, on the prin-
ciple which actuated the husband who himself told
all his peccadloes to his wife, making them out so
dreadful that she didn't believe him or his enemies
when they repeated them. Tue articles refer to the
odious and tyrannical administration OF affairs In
this island, extending through SO many years, ana
the anomalous relation which revoluti0nized Spain
now holds towards it, The reign Of cruelty existing
here and the mallgn influence OF the volun-
teers upon the colonical government are severely
animadverted upon. The journal says
BY hand Of fate which fell upon Cuba families OF
Rodas Roberts and Santos and their
in the administration That the Auditor Of War the Chief
Inspector Customs the sdmnistra9rs Of the Post 0hcs
themselves That the Governor Lopez Roberts
s s ns o
peres belonging TO disanected and suspicious pe
s n 81 S o o %
creasng the figures And shall nothing OF the Senior
% na o
prang himself the Havana journals, but sending CORE
Z .
Cuba By reading the OF what stated n the fort
rsysM soc 3 e %
sad existence which the Antilles are dragging out.
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House and Lot for Sale,

NOW occupied by G. Bouknight. Lot cx
IN tends full front OH Plain street, and
about $50 feet front on Gates and Lincoln
streets, streets and % covers nearly two 2| aores
rooms have been built in the yard lately, suit
able for Offices. There is also upon tho lot Il
OUTAGE Of three t3) rooms, and other
out-houses, large and fine Garden. Water
and Gas throughout; is shaded by fino and
most beautiful Grove OF Trees. Tho location
ID o"eof the most desirable in tho city, being
near the business parts, and proper distances
from Churches, Schools and Railroad Depots
The price will be low, and terms easy. Apply
to NODERT G. SHIVEk.
Nav tuf
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KosKoo The Norfolk Daily Journal, OF

KosKoo The Norfolk Daily Journal, of
December H. 1862 says:
This medicine is rapidly gaining conf
dence OF tho people, and the numerous testi-
monisls OF it's virtues, given by practitioners Of
medicine, leaves no doubt that it is safe aud
reliable remedy for IMPURITY OF THE BLOOD,
LIVER DISEASE, &C."
The la"t NE ticat Journal contains an arti-
Gle from Prof. X. s. Newton, M. D., President
speaks in high terms OF its curative proper
ties, and gives a special recommendation of
Koskoo to the practitioners Of mudicine.
This is, we believe, the first instance where
such medicines have been officially endorsed
by tho Faculty Of any Of the Medical Colleges.
and reflects great credit upon the skill of DR.,
Lawrence. its compounder, and also puts
'Koskoo" i'll tho VAN Of all other medicines
NJ the present day. Fog
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Mr. solomon, desirous OF extensively
introducing the '.Old Carolina Bitters"-
1t being most excellent tonic as we'll as
q pleasant beverage-keeps an urn con-
atantly filed on his counter, for the con-
venience Of all persons desirous of test
ing their virtues before purchasing. This
preparation has been extensively used
by some of the principal families in the
State, who guarantee its purity and effi-
cacy.
EMIGRANTs COMING SoUTH-A steamer
arriving ut New York from Liverpool,
ON Monday, brought 1929 passengers.
OF these n large number were English
and Scotch farmers, who were on their
way to settle in Virginia, each bringing
enough money to commence operations
under favorable circumstances.
THE DAR1EN CANAL. Reports from
the expedition to survey route for a
canal across the Isthmus are upfavorn-
BILE. All the routes yet examined arc
pronounced impracticable. Others ore
to be explored. but the indications do
not promise more favorable results.
Lady Lopez, tho mother of two NOM
bers of the British Parliament. was
burned to death on the Goth nlt., ut her
country seat ut Frome. England. Her
muslin dress took fire while she was
alone in her room. Tho deceased WIS
seventy years old.
In order that the merits of the cold
Carolina Bitters" shall be fully tested,
and every person be benefited by them,
Mr.. Solomon will give it gratuitously
to such persons in i'll health as are unn-
ble. from INDECENT circumstances, to
purchase them.
IHE WINNEPEG REBELLIoN.-The Ca
madam Government has sent O,000 SOL
liers to suppress the Winnepeg revolt.
From this it is plain that the movement
Is not considered slight thing in the
esteem Of the power set at defiance.
A colored debating society at Massie-
vile. Ohio, are going to discuss the
following: 'Resoicei, That jeff. Davis
and Cabinet have done more for the
emancipation Of the colored race than n
linken and cabinet"
General Forrest deuies having said
there are 200 Kn Klux in Tennessee,
as reported in the testimony of Cover
nor Seuter before the Reconstruction
Committee.
Hildebrand, the Missouri bushwhack-
er, hns gone to the Red River country
to take hand in the coming fight with
the Brtishers.
Oliver Wendell Holmes says that
widows who cry easy ara first to marry
again. There is nothing like wet weather
for transplanting.
1t is proposed to remove the State
capital of Pennsylvania from Harrisburg
to Philadelphia.
The latest title given to Bakers Indian
massacre, in Montana. is the '.destrnc-
ton of the Piegan smallpox hospital"
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OPINION OF THE PREsI.-We take pleasure in
calling the attention uf our readers 10 u very
pears in the Observer this Observation-Disclosures
QUEENS DELIGHT" There must be some-
thing in it, for We hear it spoken OF as pre-
parAiion of much merit. and one prepared by
maceutical reputation. The enphohious SOW
briquet, QUEENS DELIGHT" has IN itself an
attraction which should commend it to our
lady friends i'll need Of so excellent medi-
clue, and We suppose all would be benefited
by it's nse. For raIo by FISHER i HEISlrsH,
Druggists. A24
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ARREST OF NORRIS, THE MILITARY SHE
RIFF OF WARREN CoUNTY.-We are in
formed that tho military authorities in
Warren County, at IL o'clock on Tues
day night, arrested J. G. Norris, the
military Sheriff of Warren County. We
understand that after his arrest, he was
placed in irons. and was yesterday to
have been consigned to Jail. The epe-
ciic charges upon which lie was arrested,
are not communicated, bnt it is said that
his own friends are the main cause, Tue
wouldn't divide profits,) and that they
have, however, only precipitnted by
their action what would have been ac-
complished by other parties. An aveng-
ing fate. sooner or later, overtnkes the
tyrannical oppressor, aud though the
mills of the gods grind slow, they grind
exceedingly fine.
Augusta Constiiutionalist.
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|Augusta Constiiutionalist.

FIRE. About l o'clock on the after
noon of Wednesday, the Goth ult., the
residence of the late George Steele, in
this town, was found to be on fire. The
fire engine was speedily tnknn to the
spot, but was out Of order, from disuse,
and would not work after being filled will,
water. About half of the furniture, to-
gether with the sashes and doors, were
saved. The fire was purely accidental,
and is supposed to have originated in q
room on the basement, which was then
in use for ironing. The loss is probably
between $4,000 and $4,000, on which
there is no insurance.
YorkDiNe Enquirer.
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who, daily arrive on q prospecting tour
through the South. Already conaide.
rabie number of this hardy and enter
prising GLASS were in our midst, and there
was no reason why, extending the right
hand OF fellowship to them, and holding
out iiberah encouragement 20 their
friends and neighbors at hcDo, we might
not obtain on accession Of agricultural
strength, which would secure to Us much
that we seek from the foreigner. Penn
sylvania, New Jersey aud New York
were already literally represented among
the farmers Of South Cnrolina, and
thousands of others would doubtless
follow. bnt for the expense of travelling
and difficulty of transportation. These
drawbacks must be removed, and when
the path is clear. the country will be
filed with population thrifty, industri-
ous and influential, because they will
communicate by example the secret of
successful culture. They will be practi-
cally identified with the soil, and being
so, thus will remain in our midst, and
work out with us the problem of our
future welfare.
Mr.. Il. G. Clemson, Of Pendleton, said
he fully agreed with the remarks of the
preceding speaker. His experience with
AL ing "usoJ oSC"tCo W tiS OWN eAeT-
tions. had not been satisfactory, aud he
believed that what was true of the indi-
vidual would prove true of the multi
tude. There were various reasons why
the foreigner would not be satisfied in
South Carolina, unless surrounded by q
community of his own people; but to
the Northern man, industrious, able and
intelligent, the field Of usefulness was
almost beyond limit. Emigration ira
veled in latitudes. in isothermal lines,
and it was not practicable to change the
current in day. The West was n COM
petitor too powerful to be suddenly van
quished, and the agencies abroad, cover
ing as they do every town of Importance,
would prevent the complete success of
any movement that might be contem-
plated in that direction, until the public
sentiment of Europe fastened upon the
South as it was now d. ncted to other
regions of the country.
Mr.. Brawley offered the following reso-
luton, which was adopted.
Resolued, That the Committee on I'm
migration report to the Convention the
most feasible means to insure immigra-
tion from the North.
NJ. j. x. Vance, of Abbeville, moved
that special committee of three be ap-
pointed to report whether it is desirable
to introduce Chinese labor in the State,
and If so, to suggest the cheapest and
most practical method of doing So.
Adopted. Committee-J. X. Vance,
John Townsend, and VIM. Wallace.
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Pah! How disgusting is tho exclamation of
every lady who indiscreetly ventures to apply
the ordinary hair dress or 'colorers" or '.re-
tar are acarcely less abhorrent. Not 80 PHA-
Ions VITALlA OR SALVATION FOR TIE
HAIR. Nothing d, files it's freely flowing orys-
tai. There is no sediment no gum. no foul
gas. 1t ls harmless, and it's operation per-
feet. What Il discover,i Ml+3
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The following is copy of bill to re-
lieve oil persons engaged in the rebellion
from the disability imposed by the four
teenth amendment of the Constitution,
introduced by Senator Robertson, on the
28th ult., and referred to the Select Com.
mittee on the Removal of Political Dis
abilities:
BE il enacted, &C., That all persons ex-
cept as hereinafter excepted, subject to
any disability imposed by the fourteenth
amendment OF the Constitution of the
United States, are hereby relieved from
snch disability: Provided, nevertheless,
That the following classes of persons are
excepted from the provisions of this Act,
that is to say:
First-All persons who, being mem.
bers Of the Congress of the United
States, withdrew from their seats and
aided the rebellion.
Second-All persons who, being Of
ficers of the army or navy of the United
States. left said army or navy and aided
the rebellion.
Third-All persons who were members
of State conventions which adopted pre-
tended ordinances of secession.
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HEARTH AND HOME. We are in re-
eeipt of this interesting journal. OF date
May z, 1870, published Gy Pettingill,
Bates &, Co., 81 Park Row, New York.
It is we'll printed sheet of sixteen
pages, largely illustrated, and contains
matter pertaining to the farm, garden
and fire-side. The contents of the pre-
sent number is varied, and full of in
teresting and entertaining matter. It is
good family newspaper, and worthy Of
patronage.
CRuMBs.-You can obtain the very best
OF ice cream mt McKenzie's saloon: be-
sides Strawberries and cream, nnd other
delicacies.
The Wilmington papers speak favora-
bly, of saw-dust roads. Suppose we give
the article trial in this vicinity.
Politencss almost invariably REQUIRES
gentleman to agree with q lady; but
when she speaks of the great beauty of
some other lady, it is always safe for the
gentleman to say there are other styles
Of female lovcliness that he admired
much moro.
If the South would manufacture her
own cotton, she would derive from the
staple not only the wealth of production,
but also the wealth now wrung from il
by Northern manipulation. We should
thus be doubly rich. Just think of it.
Jet jewelry is very fashionable, and
will be generally worn by the fair sex in
the summer, with muslin and other light
dresses.
There is nm old fashioned parlor-game
that hos never been improved upon, and
that is counting.
W. N. Hoge has been appointed route
agent between Greenville and Columbia.
cice William Griffin, removed.
April, the month of opening buds, has
passed quietly away.
"Then came fair May. tho fayrest maid on
ground,
Deckt oil with daintics of her seasons pryde.
And throwing flowers out OF her lap around"
Ihe name of this month was given in
honor of the Myories, or Senate, in the
original constitution of Rome, as June
was compliment to the Juniores, or in
ferior branch of the Roman Legislature.
1t is the season of 1owers-the repre-.
sentative Of epjoyments and high hopes.
We sincerely pruy that its promise may
be fully realized.
HOTEL ARRIVALS, May 5-Nickerson House.
James u Subleit, Joseph e Gay. GA; Thomas
II Hanckell, Charleston; Henry J Cunning
ham, he New Orleans; George " Dnrant, Texas;
w. WB hhowwrance, w, city; john Liud, Jacob n les.
Porter, Rhode Island. John J Kaae. N Mont
gomsry. New York; n segier. Helena; n
Chatham, Newberry; Harvey Dent, James
jams. Baltimore; K II A Grams and wife, A
Jacobs, Jr, Pennsylvania; john dormley,
Charlotte; @ Courtney. SO.
coam Ia M,lel-J u Jackson, NJ srlisle
Miss; w OBiien, . Il Levy, Charleston; @
Barnum, City; W T Gary. Edgefeld; r II
Stone, Nashville, Tenn; W Fursman. N Y;J
! Keith, Mass; w " Leaveil 8 C: Mcqueen,
| Ill; + Keitt, New berry; j Walsh and aon,
Conwaytoro; H kice and lady, Miss NJ Wal.
| lace, Union.
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"Can You return my love, my dearest
Julia?" Certainly, I don't want it, I
am sure"
A Western paper says of man that
was hanged: "Died from elongation of
the tonbils.''
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Desirable Real Estate
AT PRIVATE SALE.

A FOUR ACRE LOT, in q most desirable
IA portion of the city, spcndidly adapted
tor building purposes, will be sold in whole or
in parts to suit purchasers.
ALSO,
fine FAMILY RESIDENCE, containing ten
Go Rooms, and all necessary out buildings
and conyeniences, situated in very central
portion of the city.
For torms and other particulars. apply to
D. G. PEIXOTTO Il SON, Real Estate Agents,
corner Main and Washington streets.
kay4
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effective tbut not difficulty arrangements of
both for Voice, with Accompaniment, and for
Piano Solo. Music finely engraved. Illus.
trated with beautiful Steel and Colnrcd Plates
and Wood Engravings. Price $3.50 each. or
s6 90 for three, or $40 90 for the six Operas.
Sold by the principal Musical Dealers, and by
AMERICAN OPERA APUBLISHIEG.C
- North Sixth street, Philadelphia.
Circulars sent ON application.
Navel
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To Rent.

kA A PART of COTTAGE, comprising
MM FIVE ROOMS. There Is good we'll OF
&,A water on the premises. and the situation
Is q pleasant one-6eing on Pendeton street,
between Main and Sumter. For particulars,
apply at this Office. May53
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I write you to certify that have used Dr..
simmons Liver Regulator In my family with
complete success. j. w. D. BIRD,
Mills Chattahoochee, Fla.