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The New York herald., 1870-05-23

PAGE.
l-Alvcrrlsem ,nts
2-Adyer isc acais
S-lse igtou ~ hts, SC NOS, Services and Ser.
non in tae CuuEehes OF tn, Me,ropo!i',
Wts llHgton and Elsewhere; The I'm nQrt,ity
d q 0a t,om Fifth Avenge Point OF
" "; Secl ar Education Denounced In q
Je~ey lu it; .'fic Lor6's SC Weggers' III
tae House OF the Strangers, and insanify Goa.
81 re "a he Church OF tn, Affnitles; A
j. al Crthoitc S i.Hate OF he Esseat s TO
Sa.ydi,ui jnsuccessul Attempts 10 Establish
Chratiin Uni J.
ar L, s o tlnue from third pagc)-Personal
I llGcaee-NuscGl z v.ew.
5-E gOpe: spanish war News from Cuba and
President GRANTS Diplomacy in Madrid; Anne
ticaa Securities in the German Bourse-, with
Danger o Cyeri ooding; Newspaper Specu a.
t)a, Trade and Ec,glon in England-oll
World I.ens The Rel Mar A floating SAT-.
Novel ldea IN Naval ArcIitecturs perils
o. Cur Merchant lTne-J astice ca sajea.
G-E is0tias: Leading Article on the Psoposcl Ad-
J urnment Of Congress- what has Been Done
and Let Undone-Amusement Announce.
s-E iaorials Continued-Te'erraphic News from
IL. Parts q ihe World: 7 ebi,ciium Rejoc.ags
and Pr IS Prosecutions in france; Papal In
IA nnil.y as Decated in aud 0utsiae
l's sH6aa6n aian haa Red d Rner sa ssay Esaeaas
IL Chicago; General O'Nen Looking After the
C1gadan ESped tien WashinT on Tue Coz
reSpoA enee BctTeens Genera! sherman and
Han pcS; pho Nisund, rstanding Between
General Hancock ard the Pre- sidens; Gov
iion-FTe on staten Isl lnu-The Natio..ai
Railroad TO PRiiadelc hfe-A Notorious Panel
Tslel Captured-WbISkey OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
NJ tiimonal iEieiictY-Buslness Not ces.
S--Eu gaean Armies: lhe Armed Peace Of the
Od weld; Exhaustive Dram on the Indus.
tral re ollce5 oi the Peoples: Eighteen Hun
dfed aad Twenty-tlree Thousand Troops
Raady fjr Opera II on an . tb.eak OF War
Al Adventurous Traveller-Persla--rhe FVw
OF Commerce ana Channel OF Trade by
Bdshire; How tie Peope Live; Pray, tae
Basilnado, Cotton ana Opium-Critlcisms OF
NV BOOks~
O-Mid ummer Re relts: The Season OF 1870 at
West 70 nt--News from !apan-A suspended
Rair0ad-Financial anu Comm rcial Reports
Real Estate Mattars--S, encng wife With an
AXe-Court Calendars for To-Day-The Pacific
Caile-rhe National Game Marriages and
Deaths -Aayert,semels.
1N--Cubl: Execution of the Brothers Aguero-1he
Paraguay Diplomatic Diplomatic Difficulty
A quaker Ne etng-Sunday at the Park-Musi-
cal and Theatrical Notes New York City
News-Brookyn City News-Shipping Intelii-
gence-Adyert senents.
11-Adyert sementS
12-AdyerlisemeniS
The New York herald., 1870-05-23

WHAT IS ToURNAMENT?- ?--Some specnla
tors in popular amusement have organized a
not unpleasant equestrian sport over the river,
upon which, however, they invite unnecessary
ridicule by giving it the pretentious name of
Tournament. = Tournament is, perhaps,
etymologically speaking, any riding around
circle-and 50 our circuses and our races are
as good tournaments as any but in its proper
use the word was applied to knightly combat,
and therefore to cali the sport Of tilting at a
ring tournament gives the character of a
cham to fine sport that by proper name
would be equally entertaining and satisfactory
to the masses We hope this sport of fitting
will receive enough encouragement to keep it
up. We have too few equestrian sports, and
this of fitting has over racing the great advan-
tage that the gentleman goes with his horse
and that bis dexterity is as much on exhibi.
ton - the points Of his animal.
The New York herald., 1870-05-23

TEE VENEZUELAN REVOLUTION ENDED
The revolution in Venezuela has been brought
to close. Guznan Blanco he's assumed the
Presidency of the country, and Monagas, per-
ceiving the hopelessness of his chances to sue
cessfully put down the rebellion, voluntarily
surrendered to Blanco's agents. The agony is,
therefore, over for the present, and for a few
weeks to come we may reasonably expect
peace in that model republic, where rebel lead
crs can imprison or parole the Presidents elect
Of the nation. With the close of the war we
also learn from Havana Of the death of Ex-
President Falcon, who, in years past, had much
TO do with the troubles that almost continua ly
affect Venezuela.
The New York herald., 1870-05-23
Pastor In His New Fo;d-smyth on His
Own Hook.

Pastor in His New Foid-smyt tn ON His
Own Hook.
Few people doubted that the gin and milk
martyr would soon find a new congregation II
he did not found new Church. Mr.. Smyths
first appearance at Masonic Hall yesterday
goes far to show that he has approached both
one and the other. Taking for his text the
thians, he avowcd himself rejoiced that the
chains and the strait jacket of the regular
Presbytcry had been removed from him ana
that he was now free to preach as Luther
preached and as Christ preached to the Jews,
according to the great doctrine of the right of
private Judgment. The ''Church of the
Pharisees" holds him no longer. Smyth hence
forth stands upon the bottom OF his own
pulpit, and, if we can judge from the cordial
manner in which the exilcd martyr was received
by his new congregation yesterday, we should
say that the pulpit is likely to be well propped
up. We must understand MIR. Smyth to mean
that the strait jacket church which he has
abandoned cripples its ministers in teaching
the Gospel with certain restrictions not in
accordance with s'the fundamental doctrine of
the Reformation" when he states that now, if
God gives him the opportunity, he will 'teach
the Gospel Of the Lord freely, fully, without
alteration, and free from the interference or
dictation of any man" The question might
be asked, under what circumstances, then, has
Mr.. Smyth been preaching the Gospel OF
the Lord all this time in Eleventh street,
That he was doing his work conscientiously
no one doubts-not even the bigoted Pharisees
who drove him from their tempIe--but it is
evident from this admission that he was not
allowed to exercise freely the right OF private
judgment, nor to follow very strictly the ''fln-
damenlal doctrines OF the Reformation"
However, he has full fling now, and he can
bang away at the Pharisees, lead bis new flock
to salvation, and-if in the course of human
events it should become necessary-after an
exhausting sermon to tako little gin and
milk on Sunday, he will have no narrow minded
masters to haul him over the Goals there reior.
Leaning upon ST. Paul. even as he did in his
opening sermon yesterday, he can point to the
great apostles advice to Timothy, and there is
no man to gainsay him.
The New York herald., 1870-05-23
H-AUVtrt SeintIIt5.
12-AdyerlisemeDi s.

THE CLOSING OF THE SAULT STE. MARIE
CANAL against the passage of British troops
to the Z ID River territory for war action is de-
scr bed by London weekly journal as an act
Of sstudied unlriendliness" on the part of the
United States government. The American
people said that the escape" of the Alabama
from a British port was an act of Z" studied
uniriendliness" on the part Of England at the
time, but none of the English writers would
hear of such thing.
The New York herald., 1870-05-23
Continental Europe Under Arms-s'Atten-
ti0n !,'--ssMmie Ready.0

tion !''-ssNnke Ready"
BY special correspondence from Berlin,
published to-day, We are enabled TO present to
which are just now maintained on the CONT
nent OF Europe and in Russia. The figures
are taken from the War Office records of
France, Austria, Italy, North Germany, South
Germany and st. Petersburg. The facts, as
set forth in tabular form by our writer, speak
for themselves. The continental great Pow
ers have one million, eight hundred and
twenty three thousand able bodied men, ready
for immediate operations in war. II may
be said, indeed, that this number is
actually under arms. The men stand
at attention" They need only the
words OF command, snake ready" ''present," 4"
"lire." to involve the Old World peoples in the
fame OF war, its difficulties, sufferings, pow
erty and death. With such state Of facts
before our eyes can we wonder at the emf
grant wave dow which INCREASINGLY tides, and
in hourly increasing volume, from the differ
ent countries of Europe to our free and
happy shores Can we be astonished that the
strangers arrive, very frequently, In frctted
state Of mind, and often also in an impover-
ished condition as to the possession OF worldly
GOODS? Need we even ridicule or be too
severe on many Of the initiatory citizens and
municipal vagaries of our friends from abroad
when we recollect how ''good' they must feel
just after landing at Castle Gardenp Ger
tainly not. The emigrants who come here
particularly those who arrive from
the countries indicated above, escape
not only the personal dangers and
physical sufferings which are directly incident
to actual military service in the field in the
cause of dynasties and monarchism, but they
escape also the wtherlng local consequences
OF the wars-taxation, want of peaceful
employment, the absence Of home comforts
and The grim vision of the gates Of q poor
house in old age.
This military drain on the industrial ener
ges of Europe produces the most exhaustive
consequences, aud there appears at this
moment very little hope Of its sanitary, eco-
nomic, healthy, generous, Christian estoppel
AuuSous 10 NoVhS SoiJ nHuOh, JuuSthS uou Ouo
tenor OF our recent special written dispatches
from Europe, as it the exodus would be
largely increased, and that at an early day
France aud Russia send ont the least
number Of emigrants; it may be said,
speaking comparatively with the other
continental territories, that they send none
France and Russia need the ''raw material
of humanity at home. They keep it in the
crude state unreflned, but infammable; poor,
irritable, and consequently belligerent France
and Russia are the powers which will most
probably first need the use of the force Of the
byataas faJaeea,' their rulers may direct the
great power eastward, march it to the tombs OF
the warriors OF the Crusades, and once there
subsequently enligbten it at the fountain head
Of Christianity. Is it science, charity, Chris
tianity, diplomacy or mere brutality which
inpels Europe so to arm?
The New York herald., 1870-05-23

there will be little cause for regret at the ad-
the practical common sense Of the people and
the natural progress Of the country, and not In
legislation or the government at Washington.
The New York herald., 1870-05-23

A NICE GERMAN QUESTION FOR TAM
MANY.-In the Seventeenth ward the election
goes against German candidate by the
interesting process known as counting out,
and in favor of an Irishman named McKiever
by the equally interesting process of "count-
ing in" McKiever, OF course, is the Tammany
man, and the Tammany tactics were once
The New York herald., 1870-05-23

CAPITAL PUNISHMENT. The proposition
made in Berlin to abolish capital punishment
except for murder committed in cool malice
has much in its favor, and it is pretty clear
that il we had such a law here much would be
done in the punishment Of criminals who now
20 free because of the impossibility of proving
that highest point of homicide. If it were
understood by juries that this distinction was
part of the law they would convlct-and so
condemn to imprisonment many whom they
now acquit because they cannot conscen-
ciously believe the case justifes the extreme
penalty of hanging--though the legal delini-
tions make it murder or nothing.
The New York herald., 1870-05-23
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coATGgis sF Fs-oAY,s RAID.

Kew Yoris. alandny. May ss. 1870.
, 1870-12-09

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20 S %2ess;s 5 1870 = 2a nv !
YorF, psic-a S@sWse na1fsa ap'koi % Nan1ett
4rsdes. R1Erdesssa1tloa wem :nlhain.IT hu1'
Saot Gaaaaa c1ssses &C. Sosss5 % @ ~
"a as4s; ss a issassas is ssss' .ss&sa:1s ssssa:a
',4s; Ss;a ss1, Tssa&a. 81 s
} C1bsI pifne 70 Cnotce, 1axa1skc:. Porto: :Rlon1
'choiee; 1sxai5zs: :: Hsssns. bog, coaman o:
laReIse; 6oiasses sugar. 6, saaloYo: csntm.t
9s:s'5xS Sass: aess .{ss {sss: asenzd as
sSauPs xss ! tnoas;rate demsad q ia for
4: he: ! tnle4tss qSosadoas So as Co eouaoa
yrup, s:a4oo; Cuba molasses, 4oa4so; Porn
Rico melassea. so9Ge: NeW Ofleans rno1ssses,
E9t2s: exMa. M37se; shalse dlge5 dips, SOC
aci SILVER dupa. extra ane. 9sea31.4a
TEA9.cnotuue il moderate demand and are
Hysop comman to fatr, 7o913c: do. nue to choice,
$t.s5@L6o: superior % due Imperial 81. 0191 -;
~ asG :saes q s9s ass ss Jsps1 e
so89oc: copred natural leaf Japan, o5oQsi10:
common 70 nns ooIong so9s5oi e1EA ane, sLls9
TOBAccO-The demand, for this. article waa
fair, aud for goo1 goods the general feeling saem-
ed Qrm.- Common descriptions were, come Ha1t
unsenled. runnZ easy. Werepeat Cur quotaaons
5SzssHsaEzaa, S:5E s,oeslos; choice, seaaec;
ssxoI1seIhoise. sosasc: 'nedinu, ssase;
+ 'soei n1aek, sound. 6sa7oc
ess9 Rss a9,ss q ?EsssSs sssss
hlcEoty. $1,000: slabs, s.. so sdt9, delivered
, 1870-12-09

.7tr rs i kpo.n; h i. communicated ID no way
save tY the actual tr&tefer <of. poison germs
from one epdrHm 70 smother. In Arecentnaa..
biz pf Kdisns, while It Is lnsi,ted that scsf1et
fever ongbt to be Axter7nInated entirely, s,noe
:s'ws hAva MI the eontaSfode discs 900 unaes H.
cur posttve control" the dhculuss n .ae
wAy Of destroying the po'soo aro polutso ous
retain their. 'peruicious Poser !onS. GMS.
Coshhk wmn By ono person; during ~ sstaek
has freduehtIy communicated tho te!St. %
oiher PERSONA after yotts had psssea Nofla
tho power to communicate ths unes9 toht g
onco By recovery fromit. Affer me '1eset is
eomea ss al IL small scales. and this cuHde il
fd1usd ar,sE. Tho acsles 4re easily carried
ahnut' II clothing, .fcod, or even liz tbs air,
and may take tbs dissase into the bodies OF
othera- -;
1owirr measures be taken IN every oase: Fist
Tho pstIrpt su6eEng from scarlet fever ought
to be entirely isolated, no pe1aon but tho doc.
tor aud The nurse being admitted. Second.
Whether this complete Isolation IL pssctised
or not, the poifun germs, which are constAnt-
" thrown on by the sick person, must
BE- DESTROYED by disiniectznts. To every-
thirg that haa come in contsct with the ps:
equally effective agent, aud no polson should
leara The hlck room without washing his hands
10 adinu{ectin9 fluid. Third. Wh24evar cannot
be wakhed may b. e1poaed to heat higher
thin the boiling point Of water, = tenpera-
ture which DESTROYS Ill poison 9crnas.. :, :. !:
There seems to be no question that the
careful use Of ill scientific meaus for the pro-
would nearly OF quite extlrpAte such dfseaaes
~ scarlet feJer in few years.- Doubtless
the tinc| vii como Ehen civilized sosiety will
give to organization ag,lnst such enemies a.
th1s, souie Of the thought and axpanse .pow
layished oh Preparations for war
, 1870-12-09
Al DOUBLE CRUsOB.,
Two n ca for a. Month on q Desert
T.ennh...

Two III en- Tor a Month on q Desert
IAlnnd. ,,:
Atslegtam stated fsw days ago that the
government steamer Nap1l. on III left Quebec
vice. The Quebec Chronicle says theptincipal
object Of the mission is to remove two men
from the Bird RooRs; IN the gulf, Who havu
been on This doaolA:a little islsud' for more
than month without being able to obtain
the slighttat assistance, although several at
te1npts have been made The rocks arc over
seventy feet high, aud to reach the summit
de1a over thirty feet each, N operation A.
tended with considerable riAk and trouble
At, the base of the island large sharply cut
t2luders OF black stone are scattered 1t II
regular distances, against which and the rock
i,se1f the waves, when the aeais running high,
dash with tremendous violence aud force. n
launching ! boat from the' rooks, = calm day
must be selected, and even than the greatest
caution observed, owing 10 the great uuder-
high running sea. Ons Of tue govarnmsn
schoone1a IN tbs fishery protection service
made several attempts, last week, to reach
the unfotiur ate occupants Of this Kobinsoa
Crusoe islArd, but failed; aud, in addition,
the commander Ito save his veaseD ordered
board With (which It WAS intendsd to replenish
the exhausted stock on the ialand-, The aste am
ship Lady Head al.o made an attempt, hut
was also unsuccessful, to mach the charaed
spot. It ia decided now th3t nnhl Of
fort will b made to reach the rock, and for
that purpose. = .fitstroaass outfit, Of boats,
gearinga; and. other required appurtenAnesa
6aye beeu provided; and, In thu evsnt Of tha
attempt pr4ving failure, It ia decided to pull
.the men aw}y f1om It through the Naset By
meana of ropes tied. around their bodies.
Three Of the boA.s Of the Lady Held were
smashed I'd pfeces, and the occupants, with
The greatest trouble. escaped With thair Iivos.
Mr. Tnmli4son, Chlef Enginser Of tbs Ma
rina Ind Eiiha<iss~ Department, yisits ths To-
cal1tv4 on beard tbs Napoleon: and. :. this
gentleman ib pnseessed Of excetlsnt skM and
Judgment il his profession. it is probable that
this Gp will prove effective. As. last At
tempe Mr.. Robertson will throw = smxlI line
from the shlp By means Of rocket
, 1870-12-09
SPURIOUS sIvEN.TH1RT1Es.
The my4terious Counterfeit OF 1867
jay Copko Il Co.,, tho %nb-TreAsurf,
md tAe Treasury were all nc.
ccivct1..

The Mysterious Counterfeit OF 1867
jay to bko Il Co., tho %nb.Troasurf,
md .tae Treasury were ali Nc.
cctvcd.
From shs St.s FORK World, Dkr.
A case has Just been tried in the United
States Court which presents I pretty picture
Of the IecfeesDess OF tho government Tfeasu-
1y cf5ciale, in connection With anotber, ahow-
Ing Ethe greed Of some OF the priucinai bank
!. cf October, 1867, she ofaeiAls in the TreA:uEJ
Department, at Washington suddenly die
covered 'iLat they had redeemed 780, 600
north of seven-ihir:y bouas which ap-
pesred to be couute1felt,' These notes,
which we're. OF the 91,ooo deEomins-
houses: Jsy Cooke i Co.; 9ls, 900 Vesmilye
& Co., a3a,00O; Central Ns1ionAl Bank, S.
600: Hstch, Fcote d Coz e9,0o0; Il. A.
Heiser i Sons, 90, 900; P II. Meyers l. Co.,
$4,000; B1ewsser, Sweet i Co., a, ,0G0 and Ed
ward Bnees i Co, 1900. As soon As the
discovery Was made. notice was sent 70 ne
sub-Tressury in this city, through Ehleh the
bonds had been paseeo, and Mr. Van Dyck,
then Assistant Treasurer, sent word to the
different flouses from which the spuEiours
7-SO's had been received. Oolouel Wood, thon
Chef Of. the Secret Service .Diviaion, began
IN inv:ttigation 70 find out The Origin Of tho
couuter5t It's; and It Was coon aecerfained that
the market wss flooded with the mysterious
tol DE-. After lorg search. man was arrest
| ed, Who eurrr ndeIsd = plate upon which, 1t Is
now .l]eged, .he spurious honda wore printed.
The ba1 kerr refused to make good the loss to
the government. claiming tbat tho notes xeTe
printed on the geDuine plates. aud that y
! fhey we're not good they were not cou starfeit,
but duplirat,s, aud that the government Wis
Responsible for allowing tuoa : nlstske:
Tho spurious bonds we're returned by q:
| p1ets to the sub!Tfeasu1y n this aty. Hnefe
! they remained =. yeax. and we're then tens
! back to Washington. : On t5e o2entne o! 4eEs,
banks11, they vere again returned I'd thIa ssJ!
,stsra .bsy ystH1 y.naain. i The seveEs1 SapRpe
! Hrnn4 aEfeed to contest the claim Of the gnE.
ezumsat, md both the goresonsnt and IN
, 1870-12-09
OF sUpERR!ls!o:Bs:-
..,re, of the Third Day
1't. - the Winter Session.. = "
! '1's - -
-.;o,, and Consideration Of Re-
norts Of County oHoetA .:,, -:

Eon4,..s .,et nnrmsnt To I'd,
rx.d pt Supes''Nc o ar fss,, f :. -sx.ard,,
~, m Yne County IVu1s teoos y1ss<Aeei
~4F4A ~ IN F$A s4fHSF
~. PrtSls ,.a m }nvi.sstnn n The mem,
-rsos c AtA te.. ~. r~-,.ss M chs
-. 'e.sa % - aasa' sna eTeniaT. Tne fnyisa
-. ...en.rd,
- 1u Z, I,snc. from the COMMITTEES OF
/ and pao1!sasd, o. ne hem %saase e9nsg,
, 1870-12-09

.r. ..ns ;; p b EssrH H'd Hsad s IL I'll tsbotay III das
patched 70 he An,aon. :soppo!t y given, 70
Gentin eRard 10 .thsm, and ~ 1t @h.s, long
been well kno IN that the rel.ti with. Peru
haye notibeen cordial. thai Pesu ia dis4atis-
fed with The neutrality OF Brazil In tha
,epanlah 4uasRal, With 'the demands OF Brazil
u. regard to boundaries, and with .ths :, OBJ
stss3ss s ;hs tHEoEn II The .a5 ot Peruvian tr.ds
BIazl Ephia have great aiaaaalies to ,'e, en-
counter Ia Haz with Peru, rs thu PernyiAns
hA1e = htfunE fort commanding tho aeosss to
their Am4zonian. wateEa; and u thay; ware to
send theif Eonclads round Cspo Hotn ons OF
them hlona ,couid close up 1lo Japairo, The
other Bal3,a, and the, wooden vessels would
hAys al thau'bez seaports at theirrdisposa1
II the river Piase, rs Would almoat oertaia1y
be the case, give eectet Ad to tbs. Peruvian
squadron, tho whole coaat and oonnma1cs Of
Bfsxl would be IT It's mercy, for the iron
cl1ds which Brazi possesses ara utterly inoa-
pabla Of engaging eyen one pf tho tormid able
.irou-nlsda bought by Peru from the United
StAtes. and, indeed, with the exception, per.
.haps, OF tho ten:Run non-ohd Brazil armed
With taYants-ponndess, !: could. not IRE = shot
toQtafdS port M Itvat-:s.. - <::-s-
, 1870-12-09

NEnIOAE- uRRDK
Dr. A. 6 Oils.

Ia mWA6HlNGTON-ST. CHICAGO IL
The tnnftst euzaxr and most ~u-~easfu1 phydsxu I.
f9e stG; continue. 70 1,st sn PRsrA1r oasnalc an1
SEHHAL WEAEsEsz. the re.u1t a. essfy indlpcretieS
o. rosh9 eantts pfotoeinx NKHvouEsEss, AvEAx1nI d
eOtlk1f. hFAI8KD s1aHT. LH&4 CO 0ExcHY nud ME-
Ho1n II tefa-tH enr~d II Il aeaf-evideut that Pkg
Etetan who eonfnea himself iasryev to tho Atudy IL
year rnust aeNutre xeaer tki1 IN his Specially HsS
cse tn evoe.1 praetee: Many physicians, rressnsirE
ment An Tsdieinss ned = urers.ed ID ha Iehor1-
tn1y. .Res9 0ls 9Kp1QAt F3S AYN: eent q aaY a
stamp. xiv ATE CiRGuLAR : . edles. far .tamn.
:SarefpnndeHee strictly ennddrndal Cousu'tzs,en
, 1870-12-09

To Be SoLh-Tne scnr Tracy J. Bronson Kan,
been lfbei1ed by Iemuel- Ellsworth and :CAnieim
MrSs!y, of1hs ing LeEiatnan. ioE ,:ufecdnS e.
perres, and win be eosh m she 1x,h insf,
'Sk1Ekp,-Tne stesEef Enerstd 'ns< heeu Relied
q Ssatp1w,tby a Wit hpm the ,Unitrd State1
coutt thar9ed win e4rtJtuB 2 mRster who vas .;
foreigner Tha boss was bonded, and, the parties
are 10 sppesr In Detroit. I. =.
on the rs inst for Grand TfaTergP xnd retttped.
On tbs 9th with tarKo Of WOOD. : C1rsttettnF sta
bodtteFuos weather which has uniformly prevailed
aorR tho east thore, this " <csttatrty qafk TIN
ADMIRALTY Drcrs1ox:-1n tae Vica Adnnealty
Court at Quebec, betor~ the HIM. jufze Beech.
Comn ander Asne. r. r.. aud Captain Armstrong,
HMoor Maatef, ~ nautfcal y3essnrs, the- tm3or-
fsnt collision caNes against the stea,nsttp HtberG
nfau, Of ANanss Lime, were hfapo8en cG- "a. yna
aer Wy from Monresl To- ':Qosoea,
SINK Two T. ba.ges m tow Of tns
steamer ana's. then gntna up tie rtver, aud 4
sne eolnaion Tne bafves were laden Win gueif
belonRtnR to- Aehsrs Redpsth, OF Montreal. aud
cue nut vas brought for tho valne thereaf 1td q
f;GS e0e IA tho esteence coaei1stTe1y showed thsf
the Hthexpi1n vas compu1eoftI 10 chalRc ptlne
at the time Of the collision. tnls action WAS dis
mis1ed. eot without costs.> 4 second suir hy the
Northern TrangptRsa'tnn Company. for tn4 vk'ue
Of the hH1Eea. Of which they were oYnttz, NJ
! disposed Of In ue kane wey.:-
, 1870-12-09

~ Soutn Il~ff<t dry 'tes ht9 exclusive attention -
the OF nj dse%ssv IT tho genitu urtoaT or.
E1ns Of beth e-1c He cures the most hope1esz csSse
little .feettans in al lts acltr Or ehno
Female dthcuttiY snd trsekn asea tread with e1faY
and e1rcesE. PaNph1ets sent tIta