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New-York tribune., 1870-05-21

The Senate, undecided between its own and
the House bill for tho enforcement of the
XVIII Amendment accepts neither. For nearly
the whole of the present week Senators have
talked away first on one measure and then on
the other without suggesting single amend
ment or a substitute. We don't believe any
legislation is necessary to enforce the XVIII
Amendment, unless it be in few small dis
tricts and if the bill as submitted authorizes,
as is charged, the interference of the military
at the polls, we doubt the wisdom of adopting
II at all
New-York tribune., 1870-05-21
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New-York tribune., 1870-05-21

Captain General DE ROdas does not repose
much confidence in the virtue Of consistency.
lis proclamations to the people and his orders
o the soldiers are generally contradictory ;
nd when he is loudest in asserting that the
.ebellon is crushed he is most desperate in
bis war measures for its suppression. His
latest effort is a proclamation freeing and
arming the slaves of the insurgents. One is
forcibly reminded by this method of crushing
a rebellion of the sad experience of Mr.. Jeffer-
son Davis in sustaining one by arming the
slaves DE ROdas's proclamation, like that Of
New-York tribune., 1870-05-21
T4MM1NY REPUBLICANS.

The peculiar provision of the Constitution,
according to which the two Republican candi-
dates for Judge of the Court of Appeals who
had the largest number of votes were sure to
be elected presented temptations to the friends
of the different candidates which they could
hardly be expected to withstand. Mr. Folgers
friends in this City took measures to get con-
siderable number of votes for him from the
Young Democracy. In doing this, however,
they appear to have been careful not to
take any Republican votes from his
three companions upon the ticket, but
simply to induce Democrats to leave of
one candidate from their tickets. At Syracuse,
on the other hand, as well as in some of the
towns of OnOndaga County, many Republicans
voted only for two Judges of the Court of
Appeals, dropping Messrs. Hale and Folger,
and thus running up the votes Of Andrews
and Mason, a proceeding hardly justifiable by
the rules of party fealty. We presume simi-
lar course was pursued elsewhere by the over
jealous friends of one or the other of the four
candidates.
Complaints are made in this City that less
New-York tribune., 1870-05-21

All! this is encouraging! Senators are dis
cuss;np their uncourteOus manner in debate,
and there is therefore some hope that they may
reform. The Senator or Representative Is with
out excuse who mistakes denunciation for ar
cument in considering grave and important
measures. 1t may be interesting to Congress
men who indulge in personalities to know that
though readers enjoy the debates in which
"pungent though not supplementary re-
marks are made, they invariably rise from their
perusal with feeling somewhat akin to dis
p1ls
New-York tribune., 1870-05-21

On the lst of June The Revolution passes into the
hands of an incorporated joint stock company repre-
sentng the new Woman's Suffrage Association OF
which Mr.. Tilton is President The paper is to be
enlarged and improved Mrs. Billiard of Brooklyn NJ
to be the editor, and Mr. Edward A. Studwell busi-
ness manager. Under Mrs. Billiards. accomplished
management The Revolution will lose nothing of the
earnest devotion to Woman Suffrage by which it has
hitherto been characterized; and it will gain much
in particulars in which it has hitherto been fatally
weak and 0fonsive.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-21

Democratic journals admit the enormous and
shameless repeating at the late election in this
city, but playfully charge that it was done by
Republcans-but for whose unlawful action
the Democratic majority would have been even
greater than it was. The figures show that in
the Wards in which the repeating swelled
enormously the Democratic majority swelled
enormously. 81 have nothing to say agin them
" sassengers; l only notice that where them
" sassengers is plenty dogs seem sca'ce."
New-York tribune., 1870-05-21
amnssmsnts, fertures, etc., 0bis Gpfning.

ACADEMY OF MUsIC.-Italian Opera-At i:
rroystore" Musical Fund Society Concert
Rooy,s TurATER Twenty -third-st. and Sixth
.v.M IA and 8: Goose" Lost Ashore 'ehn
Clsrte .r
F,yru AVENUE THrATER.-At and 8 "Frou-
Frou" -
GRAND OPERA HOUSE, Twenty-thrd-st and
Hrhth-sve-At and 8: Twelve Temptations"
Nm1o's G,RpEN.-Dumass G. Mosquito LA Son.
uAmhulA" At and 8: LYDIA Thompson Troupe.
OLYMPIC THE,TFR.-At2 andS Mrs. James A.
Osies's Burlesque Company.
WuIACKs THEATER, Broadway and Ihlrteenth-st.
AT IA nd THE LSncers"
ASSOCIATION HALL Twenty-third-st. and Fourth
sve-At g. Promenade Concert.
CENTRAL PARK GARDEN.-Theodore Thomass Pop
sar Cencer.
GoUPII's GALLERY No 10 Fifth-ave.-Exhibltion
u sfPsntng. Md Ocean"
KELLY & LIONS MINsTREIS, No. 100 Broadway.
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN, Twenty-thrd-st
en- Fourth aye.-Forty-fnh Annual Exhibition.
PLYMOUTH CHURCH, Brooklyn.-At 4; organ 'oh-
fert
New-York tribune., 1870-05-21

Last evening, Augustin DAILY, Manager OF the
Fifth Avenue Theater entertained about 20 guests ''
St. James Hotel The occasion was to celebrate tne ou
hundredth performance of "Frou-Frou' al 'no fn
Avenue Theater Among the guests were many pr0un
neut citizens-Mayor Hall. who presided: Lawrence D.
Jerome. James Fisk, jr, Richard 0'Gorman, Reeoruo'
Hackett II. b. Roosevelt, Surrogate Hutchinss. o''
James of California Rufus d. Hatch. Judges f'nian'
Brady. and T. f. DAILY. Among the theatrical eeepr'eo'
were Agnes Ethel FrouFrou). John Dun OF the oYmp'
Mss Fanny Davenport. Mrs. Gilbert, and Mesa' ns
kins. Davdge. Devere and Lewis OF the ri'n A''AN
Theator.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-21

We are panied to observe that The Wash
ington Star does not approve of our PROPOSE
ton for considering the question of a removal
of the Capital. This is indeed unaccountable
and passing strange. Who would have sup
posed that The Washington Star, of all papers
on the continent, would oppose this measure
We could better bear the opposition if its en-
tirely disinterested nature did not make 1t in
Hunntial
New-York tribune., 1870-05-21
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paper TO Americans temporarily in Europe.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-21

Davis's, comes little too late to be either
graceful or effective. As the Cubans have al
ready declared the freedom of all the slaves
the proclamation of De ROdas in freeing ohiy
a part of them is not generous from the ha-
manitarian point of view, while 1t is eminenty
absurd as a war measure. 1t will deceive ho
natriOfs and defeat no rebels
New-York tribune., 1870-05-21

Congress has finally decided to adjourn on
July IS. We were assured during the deDate
on the joint resolution that the naming OF
time for adjournment would spur the mem
bers to action. 1t is rather Illuminating ad-
mission to make, but, if it has this anticipated
effect, the country will not object.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-21
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For the accommodation of uptown resi-
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Thirty-second-st junction Of Broadway and S1th-ave,
and at No 40 Eghteenthst, between Broadway and
Fourth-ave where advertisements for TIE TRIBUNE WILL
be received up TO "a in the evening.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-21
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De la Pax agents in Paris to receive suDscrlp
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New-York tribune., 1870-05-21
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New-York tribune., 1870-05-21

THE PATTI CONCERT GIVEN UP.
Admirers of Miss CarlOtta Patti will regret tA
learn that the farewell she to have given this
evening at steinway Hall will not take place, Her
agents that she is too much fatgued after her
Western journey to undergo the labor Of this perform
ance and, she sails Monday for Brazil, last o
portunity Of hearing her has therefore slipped away
New-York tribune., 1870-05-21
MIR. RONCONI's OPERA GIVEN UP

MR.. RONCONIS OPERA GIVEN UP.
SignOr ROncOni too is fatigued. His attic,
ton to be the chorus whom he charges with VIC
lang their agreement and in consequence of their de-
sertion he is obliged to postpone indefinitely the per-
formance OF DEHsir dAmore. which he had announced
for next Tuesday at the Union League Theater. The
more g the pity.
SIGNOR FERRANTI.
We regret to learn that Signor Ferranti, the
popular buo baritone is about to leave He sails fo
South America Monday in the steamer with Miss
Patti though we believe he Is not engaged member
Of her company.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-12-29

You cannot get it, or anything else concern
ing Grant that is not iauda,ory, published;
and why7 Because both sides are SQUIRTING
him for the PresidSacy and SO the trukh must
not be told we.atHsI feaesto try the exPeri-
men, gain that did Jthnssn, t. q, noni-
mating man for sappo.ed availabiity, with
out knowing his principlesor ffness- C rant 3
election win b, q Misioftaass beca use it win
put man Without head orHheart, Indifferent
to human suffering. and impotent to govern.
am yours traly, BEsJ.F. BUTLER.
W Jones, Neeuah, Wis. --...-.-------.-
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History OF MISSING MEMExTo.-1n
1857 Con sres appropriated IS 900 for gold
medal to Sc presented to Cyrus W. Field upon
the complexion of the, Atlantic eable.s-The
Secretary Of. the Treasury received the medal
from the mint and sent it to President john
ron by his confidential secretary. The medal
was missed shortly after this: and upon in
qniry being made Mr Johnson stated he had
returned it to the Treasury Department.
Nothing could be heard Of it at the DEPART
ment, and it was fnatn.y believed that the
medal had been stolen. Congress therefore
made another appropriation of $4,000 for a
duplicate, wsili was presented to Mr.. Field
about two years ago 1t now turns out that
the original medal was returned to the Treas
ury Department by President Johnson, and
the messenger gave it to Assistant Treasurer
I, TuttIe, who locked it up in his private safe
and never heard the charge that it had beer
stolen, or an appropriation had been made
/ for a new one. The medal remained in hi
safe until the other day, when Mr.. I. in
/ quired of Gen Spinner why Mr.. Field die
not come for his medal a~-g
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-12-29
Eeaih III the Midst of Life.

From the New York Standard, Dec. IT,
Yesterday evening, "a gentleman in
cheerful spirits aud apparently good
health, sat with his wife and family IL
the drawing room Of the Grand Hotel.
He proposed lha, they should go to the
opera Ii at night, and, with, the prospect
OF an evening Of pleasant entertainment.
the family retired TO dinner. After dinner
preparations were made for the opera,
and at TO clock the wife, father and two
daughtess entered coach and rode or
their way TO th.- Fisk CARA house. On
reaching Thirty fist street, Ia, SeYeulh
avenue, the father, duriug q moment I
cessatan OF Pleasant conversation, died:
He was spoken to by his wife frcqucnsl,
after his sudden death, and not answer
-, .'.S-os-ilad him gnlord 8 fhintinn he
bad f..ils.. s~,sy.r.1-ssi.o u -cps cgrd tisti
her husband was either uca. or IL a sw0on
The coach was iu1nteliateiy stopped and d
doctor sent Tor. Dir. Harris. Of Thirdel
street, soon arrived, and pronounced tie
man dead The cause Of death was an
Por!cxy. The name oF the deceased va.
Andrew j lac!l. a gentlenlan o. exsen
slye eoulnalreial zno;oriegy. and worthy
repnta' ion, who came to New York tc
spend Tie Chii~tnas season With Ills re
larions III NeE. Yolk.' --F.a.s tahaas s7@a .
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-12-29

A Strange Story of an Artist
m lie CHRISTIAN acLnr9he.

A Strange StorY of an Artist.
From die st. Leuis Times J -sE4E + :
num Der of years ago Door portrait
painter had his studio in the city. His
parentage would seem from bis name tn
have been French and Spanish. " hat
ever II was, he passed youth OF poverty
and Of struggle, to make name worthy
of recollection and an honorable place in
the galleries. Bat his success was greater
! even than this With fame and Auditory
attention. wealth flowed 10 upon him and
while others would have been spoiled by
such prosperity. he continued TO deserve
), ~ -; .s....eE fights IN ms art AT length
he died, III Of honors and Of years. So
| at his death no will could be found to
designate the amonnt or whereabouts or
the property which he had with his frugal
habits, and the rewards ot his art, aceum-
.ulated, Bits here and there his lo7ing
heirs we're enabled 10 E b out of obscarity
but to this day il. is believed that large
amounts Of coin, which, with a careless
ness hardly conceivable, he in his lifetime,
laid aside to be invested when he could
forget his first and only hove, lie hidden
away, to be recovered only at the las t
hour. Among his -fancies, was the
accumulation of rarely engraved plate
and it was well known that before his
death he paid taxes on very large
amount which he had deposited. 70 ono
! knew where. 10 this day it's whereabo bouts
is secret. HIS beirs have searched the
banks and other repositories, but. only t6
! he disappointcd at each. Like Capt
Kids hidden treasure, or the jarndyct
property before the suit conclusion, thu
: knowledge OF its probable existence is /;
burden TO those who seek. it. ga saTrrv
We are indebted for the incidents rupo,
which this brief sketch IS based to one o
the officers Of the depo,ite company il
this city. whore a stranger lately called ant
| freEatcd 1t, while as an heir to the painter
he regretted that his ancassor had no
used the errecaUtInn necessary to lsecn!'
to his descendants the results of his la
bors ---L - -. .-.---L Z --.--,..L LII.
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broke the engagement, through the persuasion
of her friends.
gagged in-saeaning out dry well near his
fAther's honse. young Elsell wasspreci pitased
to the bottom, distance ofninstg feet, Byte
breaking a.. rope. Hissesca pefron in stahr
death seems almost nfirac deus / But Re wa1so
fortunate = 10 SUSTAIN ohaS slskss niuf4ss,
aside frou1a broken leg.
ReportUft the Proceedings ofthe Farmers
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Useful Observation-Disclosures of The
| ~ sao Globe. s-s s0i ESQ rtrfS
There are on the globe ,ess ,eoo, coo soul.
Of which aa ri b2og AE18 stf asTatga
300 600, 600 are Of the Caucasian rnce.
/ $50, 500 900 are of The Mongol race. e.a1
leo, 600, coo are of the - Ethiopian
race. vrfEE
10000. 600 are of the Malay race.
!. 100000 are of the Indo-A American
race. a1o71 aoSssd s z41fga bas .e7faz
% There are 1852 languages spoken, and j.
90 different religions .v1sE
The yearly mortality of the globe, is
3,s35rS33 persons This is at the rate OF
1854 per, day, 8 73o per hour, SO per min.
ute So each pulsation of the heart marks
the disease Of, some human nc creature. 4,
The average Of human hfe is 80 years
s. one-fourth Of the population dies at or be-
lore the age Of Z years. bsm7a4si rsw-eF7 !.
One-haH at or. bsfore IL years 20 a.. .-
Among 10000 persons one arrives a.
the age Of one hundred years. on e IN 500 at
tains the age OF 20 and one in 100 live to the
.ge of 60. -.
Aarried men live longer than single
ones. 49, s.. -s.-r
IN Ice persons 50 marry, and more mar
riages occur in June and December than in
any efher months CT the year. s.,z E~..- =.
2 one eight OF the whole population is mill.
tary. e s-s--..s -. -. -
floiesaeas exercise a grsat sinfluencs on
oneesisy In ,eae individuals who arrive.
x the age ofsr7o,s4s arespriests,z orators or
'opiic speakers ; 80 are agri ur SITS, IA are
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| W F Watrous offered the following reselu-
ton ..a~,.1 -- -
WHEREAS, sTfe county treasurer Of tb;,
county has pre- par Ell book Of abstracts of all
tax cert iicatns belonging to sthc county.
amounting to over thirteen thousand dollars,
/ and ia eyed al5fas tas sa}gef az "a
Wnn AS, Said book ofahstracts is Of great
'va'ue TO the county generally, therefore he 10
Resolved, That tn. sun Of one hundred dol
.ars be "nd'is ficFcby appropriate ed to John e
hggers, county treasurer in full for sssid
book or abstracts. III 4yirl g -ueae-=Ss
70 On motion reierrcd to n co,nm; L. CO of u roe
tte be appointed by the ciair Chair apuoiuk-
ed ii II Smith, JENsB Ii1lcs and Ira z Smith.
eResoiyed, That committee of three con-
sistins q " " W9ido, liza 7 Smith and WI
l Is7o sFand and teiit jurors Tor re
Luther Pellet offered the following rcsolu.
ton which WAS adopted. Ayes 70; noes9:
Resolved, That a committee Of three Be A.
pointed by the chair to cancel all illegal Ger.
tifcatessnow in the han Is Of the county 'trvs..
u urSr 4, ard sS at r, bsssns dat:
ttowns in proportion to the equaiizetl value, at
theI.ast valuation. is.s4gg Beg .;e.-fI
= Inc chair appointed Luther Pellet, James
faugher andrL tiut1 ell .nsyss ..s-F,sa',, -
iesoived Il lat sth chairman and clerk be
authorized to issue orders to the town of Ia.
tou IN accord nee with cohtrsct .forssupport Of
pauper.
Adopted. ,Ayes20 ,anos S, none
report q commit &c on lelaimsii g7gAq
ferred the bids for 1coanty Printing. ber
leave to offer thissreport ,ees1ts Wy
On examination they, find that Fred BSr-
cherdt's bid is 90 per cent schesper thanaill
others, and aalittieS over N35t per cent! lee
than Carl II Schnhdt's; or in other words, il
the county has $500 swoIthg Of printing at
schedule prices, at Mr.. Schmidt Bid would
cost the county a'osnalf sam zoser $500! { a.
Mr. Borcherdt's bid would COST the county
Just 5000. Mr. Bor eherds makes no eharxs
for piper Of any @kmd So 7 our com,aitses IN
der the, foregoing facts would 1rscornsnend
that the curtractiabe awarded to Fred Bor
cherdt in accosasince with hts bid, and the
chairman and clerk of this Board be sauthcr-
'1sa to entef Aa.s sentsA & IS sa%s c, :
The report of the committee vas ad da
ayes II; noes 8 ,st'oS9 ~ r. a8sGTSfrA'
=. The following bills we're. allowed: Crs VI
( ( I Blake, d'sa lilo Sc GO; allowed Sl7 70
=. On motion Of r Kingbo54, airthe v;tnet,..
tor g, the defence in the cases OF the state Of
Wisconsin vs. Hogan, and state df wiSeonSin
VS.; bruesch, were allowed in full. S56sis
III n = sns,e sefcred ths allexiag .sesolution
Resolysd Tb, Tia. q, !. Is n Yax.a,y1,
system OF maintaining the poor Of the county.
ind the several towns, and ,iaying the poor
iarlas en- our hands,s and number Of county
paupera to DO Cared for, that this county re-
urn TO the former, OF copnty system, and
1.-THE sum of one thousand, 1--WE hundred
Dol lars be, and the same is hereby appropri-
eted to pay for repairs ON the buildings, pur-
r. .. ,afr