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on bis post he was taken with darrhca and went INTO
tbe basement While there he was suffering IRON cramps
I'm the stomach. and lay down table, ana hau Deon
there but eight mnutCs when Capt. Garland came l.
The latter here stated that he was on OBHehs posi- i
full half an hour, and during that time saw nothE oI
him. Samuel Godfrey. the engineer In charge OF @ tno
basemont thought OBrlen not in there more Ilan
three minutes The case referred to the BoHd VI
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bo observed and thus the pleas IN bar might be deter
mined by n Jury without thecXpensc OF reference. ,
The Court however held that n the case wa. lIltd ~
Jury IL must bo all tried once, aud the palnth COuil
not be restricted proving part Of his case, and thego
fore directed a reference.
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Western paper describes the manner of love
making prlct'td among sJme ot i,, readers IN the fol
lowing puIaEraph: Tho young people who were sccn
feeding each other. GOyC-!LshiUu, over gatepos, the
other ey,uinc lad better be tlc moro cautious 10 tho
inf
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SUPERIOR COukT-TaIAL TERN.

Before Dir. Justice McCunn.-1he Jury
Trouble Justice McCunn finding many of the Jurors
summoned did not appear fined them $3.50 each, and d.
rected attachment issue TO the Sheriff. to produce
them Oh Thursday.
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@ alanuflttur:rs.
fTHE DUNDEE MAYUFACTURING COW.

VNIE DUNDEE MANUFACTURING cow
PASI invite the attention OF NAlItt rsrs O. Their W." 80
the Of Pasac N,SJtrsvy, 90 tir N..rt,
Paterson. ard eight miles above Nesas, Gtoltg tle IRE - ~
and miles ~ NyloAtu al J-f.rf tY a-l e-.'
ctr Hs Nesiok. They have head ili fall Of tF-ai ''
h.b With TIE aOs PasSAc RSes ali reservoir o Irs
Tue NJ Stes large sLl gel t1lf taeh 1 - -
benefit ofusygsou both lead sol ca rccs Tie sTIH A
oEy 6agrialt tut pe.lstelt Tie property ai -
rAyigAbit river IA tie midst Of large fopu tun S.r IS
Of New.loFk tcOumuLc1T atI by Fath ut l i
road. b. S.erj the Sl,sLgols o''ul -
featuring The oouuty Ca tie pr'es sle us" a. .
brick NIL SIlOi stories - Mae cac S'p. atl ' es
really ium.ste oc.4Ps,r Applications le n.t 20 W.
TOERkN- 30 Nek.F..L. NeK.lurk.
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NEws pACKAGrs FOE Tur PRESS.

CiTHs lue vessels al; ls ror. lae''ed 70
addressed AfTlork Assoc
pso1s exhibiting a1tt'H 'uou Of J, ". Su"-or. General
packages lT tie J1BBI ~ commerce Its IRBrSs,
Uolll. SHa l.Tsss tfty I tuHi al farsriis-r hirds
|slay IUiI also lie delivered oElI
IN. .e.utr
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Ela,5It anS sIltt fflsrhI,.

ENAMELED SLATE MANTELS-Phin.M Mae.
A. tstsi ard GssIBtd prices from go - .'Fsh
Also. ssis work o. sveTy vs,rpuoo. pIsu sr1 orlusau
PGNkhlS SLAik CO Nc. ~ West Esaissut1',
Bftassn Fth sui s.iil s''a
MARBLE and MARBLElIED MANTltN.-
IVA Rive Luul.e Nsr of tie isfr.i te- L-L ta
aoNts az bills sold ts Huatl 4. hbA8Eh, lts -
klst b -hitclta-'i, r.ir Iar' ave. \ y
MARBLElIED SLATE MANTELS 80 Ken
VA 80 ssssut designs from ~, sR ~j % 10 80 J.
SiENARf Co. ta Nthavs, bst Ia'l ah a. ItfJ 81" "
MARBLE MANTELS, WaiuScotiug, Pedcs-
VA l Gc J. sr,, imitation o. al lofg,a l.ls.e A'y''A
FIELD COMPANY, l,2s Broadway.
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fore the ait .boui bs r.t. from he 5st vessel IN dear ~,
er At u ualus miles By orier 0i is LEI'lflr.s Board
~. d. .l.H..l.. tit.r,
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6OIpOraiIOn Noiins.

SEALED PROPOSALS will be- received p
~ Tue Crk OF The Board % Liggstog u -g ,-r ~ =.
torii.se ol ltars, Repairs. aHt iiriar' 4 ~ .,,T
Io1ri Of hiacslur corner Of Gaui aud fmsis 1T
te lkth taE e.. Jalrar. 1852 sai uIt sutk a. S'A
DESKS, SEATS srt ather FURNITURE rel1'rc "f SiiaA
No. 20 situated " 81 lhftstlst, SIfIaFl. -
Specifications be- AZ thc ,Hc II tlc t.iel' =.
Bl,laas, No. 10 Gr4rjst, third fscs ,.,--
Two ,,paale ai approved SUR. s be- req raj t' W -.
e.,stl bidder, svg0sss aid not be ,ol'.si,. veS ''.'
rBurd
Ite Committee sss-is The rsL % reject a Of tie F
afefsl If isene. TO- t.r bubble interest 90 DO
ISAAC BELL Bnaf - -"
Dated Dee . lgf THOMAS MJEpuY, - fuse'
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enaH Sitzmtrs

TT s. MAIL TO HAVANA.
". ATLANTIC MAIL STEAMSHIP co.
Sailing regularly EVERY THURSDAY, ee.yeE p'st,y
from Pier No tNortb River.
COLUMBIA, Capt Y. Van l7uiy -
EAGLE. Capt ~ X Gresus ..'''.'s. l'naT n
NORRO CASTLE Capt H. Adam iva Nasanl .JaaatV r.
For sghi or passage sppJtO o. WHEELER T. Pfs''ot
No. Boshlgu..-
EOR ST. THOMAS and BRAZIL.
UNITRD sTATHS and BRAZIL MAIL STEAMSHIP coNPLsI
Rsgular Mail Steamers sailing Nc 7td Of eTsv n01n;
HERRIMACK. CaDL NIAK Jiugarr r.
SOUTH AMERICA. CApI y. l.. TSgLEPlraB. FebusJ u
NORTH AMERICA. CsDt O. B. SL0cUN, March ~
These sndd steamers seheias tine suj cal ~ rSsa
Para ard Rio ds Jansro going Go fsi4ral
susazsBsou " hsgtt or passage, apPJ 50
WIN. X GARRISON, Agsni No Borh1gEsso Nsr'isfG
EROM CHARLESTON TO FLORIDA, VIA
L. sAvAsSAH-TRI.WBEKLY LlNE. - ...
following ill leave IilARLEsIoN 9f FihDA
SAVANNAH OF w
ships sbI toe Eorth.F Fsstsrn rAilrosd train: . ..
O'Clock.
DICTATOR ever TUESDAY EVENING. a. 6cioef
CITY POINT eyery FRIDAY EVENING. H8 o.clacE
Through tickets he bsd Of ali Ckhsoa a1d Savanna sa1iA
line Agencies % Mes iotN , .,.,.
Age1ts Caarisstoz-
T. J. GUiLMAElts Co,
Agtusn at SaTssnss.
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NiNIlIrRE ALMANNr

'ut se,........ 4,5 MJ0e se,s... iI
sGH wArrN 1Hs Dan.
Hras. 2:Ui Cows lSH.... 2ji Hell Gate G5
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Tta, Coruo- John ONe trI Wiz. Lyors robbery;
McAa Patrick Cunu Barnes Nhse Mulru, Jola Nlsuau
Jacob M,hes Oreu srd Patrick Dsry nnous ssslut aud
battery Wm We5h Daniel pouolls Michael EoTe Tlos murray,
ovens John McMihou Michael S.tuun Peter Love and Nm.
Jackson h John Nelson forgery; Thomas h. ker Thomas
Rtcs Patrick Rooney Isaac John Muller James OConIer
Mar, Brown Michael Carroll Marks Michael Alice B4,rr ani Maria
Lyon araI larceny Stephenson larceny om the person
CofkFoV hLBASY Jan. Ihe following the Court ~
Appeal, day January H. Nos 49, o. A. d6S S. 81 q: 80
81, 81, g. s., ", g., G.
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EOR LIVERPOOL,

EOR LIVERPOOL,
WA QUEENSTOWN
CARRYING THB g. s. MAILS
THE LIVERPOOL AND GBEAr WESTERN STEAM COhPlf
will despatch their aas, fall roa screw 'e,niAps
FROM PIER NO. 40 i. T.. EVERY WEDNESDAY.
follows:
MINNESOTA Capt PgICr. ...........Jar1aV H. "l;@ps
IDAHO CAPT Curing IT, ni.Da IA
NEVADA, Capt tGUgES....,.,.....,.,.Jiruay2 % Hgn&
COLORADO Capt twmtlawA,........P .Psbuary , G8la
NEBRASKA Capt GUsED...........,.Februaiy ?. nRs
Cabin passage, $50. gold
st,er,ge pss.sge (oGes No. 70 BroIir,l) 3D. eur,u'r
For e.h, or cabin pssug, sPpyto
WILLIAMS oUIOs sa g uGa
NOR LIVERPOOL and QUEENSTOWh.-
Nal app0iEted 10 sail a. i9oFI
CITY or NKWNOEh iva HalfIl IlEsDAl Jan. IT, " l'oA
CITY or BROOKLl n ..........SAlt KDAl, jan D. "a
CITY or BOSTON fya faHht) TUESDAY lan. 23 % rooa
succeeding AIURDAf and Alternate ILESDAi 1sA y"
No. " North River -. , ,....og
NAIL STEAMER ssLISG EvEHr sircsnir.
PAYABLg ~ GOLD. PAyABtH ~ oyhSEscr 49,.
FIRST CABlN....,. .., 99 sTEEtAGb ':'''''''''''
To LONDON. lv9I Loii'+''''''''
To llSl To Pa1a..s....s.sss 90
PASSAGE BY rHg rUEapAT STEAMER VIA HALFAL
CABIN tHEhhSt'
PAYABLE IN Gold f'iA,e 70 Iaffe-T a..
Liverpool ...........,,, SB0 50
s. Johu's SF, by Branch s. st. Josr. n T. ~ B''n''
hA're Hamburg, Brsu'a Ae fsia
Tct-4 here moderate isi By P'la' 'AE.
70 70, st5,r uforgslloB apply atue Compsry, o5c.
JOHN q. DALE. Agt1t NJ. - BroifEr. =
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NATIONAL LINE. .

NATISo,NS,AAL4 "a % hTNE; T4TSI5oo, AID QUEENSTOWN
THR QUEEN. Thompson. SATURDAY. jsuu,r p. 'ts,s
Ps,sss DssSIR % L5,poo Or Q.:a.osa S'5 3 '
g. cuncg. Seersgs tickets from Lvep o' or QucslsJ-u 81
''''-''' A''' = '-' Nv hrRsE. M,us.
ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
sTRAHssIPs BETwssS EsI.Y0RH AND BAyEs cAtLNS
ia .p.aa vessel. ibis ,,oi' s' We contu'u' ' al
fO" ps' No 81 SoTs s' as i.o, s,TuRD.y Inn
yIH TihtIG ~ PERs srso5 PE u
81 kAGstSI ds Is S tSSi &
TO EaEsT or HivRB-Fns Cable siI0 s-soai e.bn 81.
TO PARIS daeuioE railway nssel -sl!s sad S'A
returning tog tn. cosq.'s q s3'.,t
ss d,rSTforss u '.sas ae Ctslas ,,S
trouble and GEo MACKENZIE AGENT No s. hai'ir
CTEAM to GLASGOW and LONDONDERRY.
.Jod.. clriba p,..tilr .ssg, ..at.a ,oal .a'.
W. .o iS ;ry'i IS
ETEoFh.........j'oo,ry 2 l2TTAA;i.... ,Fis..ag
IND EVERY sATrRDAT THEREAFTEt
c,,lu, 20 LiyEaPo0l: GLAsGow g DEERr r@.-iSH
EIcarson tek-t. good for y months. SEQ
SGe,rsge to GAsgop Or Derry, 80, IliermsiSs 80
Prgna certificate. from these rotts. So.
Passengers Hamburg H.r, Ro@eraa A''a
Pr m ,9y .nf "a H. . S.! cT gi,s ,, '1 M i',s , o,
the COnp,uy once, No BONl5E sreeo NsEio,s ,,r,o,
U'HE NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
L steamship MAlN CspL n s. Ot,relio.l. ,
,srrpE III. ur,sJ M,. AL ' sls bsaa r'f "' II
on sATCEDAT Jlassrg IS.
BREMEN va, SOUTHAMPTON
TAXING PASNLNGtEN 10
LOTUOS HAyRB. SOuTuAMtrOa hal BREMEN AZ Oh, t@0f
rates, payable 10 god: ~
FIst tah'n.,.,.''..'s's''''''' :,
c..
Te 2. o., MON, 90 500 f~
rf oI re- 4! or a, p, a % .,SS g oEIarcas Co..
TAPSCOTTs EMIGRATION and FOREIGN
Il EXCHANGE OfFCE-P4sssge ifom Liverpool aDt &c Hs
Weeslg b. Grsc Steamships Also om I', pool 4.i - -
ReRua Sailing Packets Weekly Dan, r 4 suj u2rat ai..'
"A Any patI Basu aul ireaai toe hNst ris '
TAPSCOrF BROTHERS Coz ej SoL.lst Ne i''-
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tbs gentleman rsfe.red 70 Is ID N
Inst ts seems to his friends and ow conespon-
s-tt 20 bsd as to justify anxiety and publica-
ton. So-and-eo 'thas very long begn known
te he an unhappy man." when in the mood be
is delightful company, the most deiighnal i'm
aeinabio; bnt then at i. not often that be is
IN tic mood" AID In general hia uHtability
Uutakcs it bad times for those who arc beside
tiu." Friend after friend has been aGenated
from 81 the gssnd old man." and now he has
Scotch domestic" As for secretaries md
anatpuenscs, none ct them has long been abl~
to endure tho old eentleman's temper; and
after brief rcTion Of service each follows the
nlie. ated friends. There is more of it, all
sinilnr and all richly suggestive Of tho nature
a.a character Of tho average AngIo-Sa1on etii-
tcr-who, whether he plies his vocation in
Britain or in Park Row and Print
inE-House Square, evidently believes
that ncwsrarers, like Peter Pindar's
razorr, arc tmnde to eell," and that
he has 4 sufficient Justification for being an
im1udent rsecal in the fact that in the morn
ing certain number Of persons viii rive linn
pennies for the impudent ra$calitv which he
hss printed overnight We trust that, when
the interviewer himself is discovered in Eng
land, our brethren NAV begin with him as We
over here eeem disposed to end with him. We
read that "in Cincinnati, Las. week. reporter
Haked up bridegroom in the midtlls OF the
night with tie intention Of getting from him
zone facts in rcgsrdto his rather peculiar mar
rage: be is now in debt ff,y cents, for court
plnstel, to the apothecarv in the vicinity Of the
hotel- We have our escarsdes in this couu-
try, and We arc very good-natured; hut we may
% trusted to come right at last.-Tne Nation.
, 1870-04-03

!, mo,he,- Of The famous maeR fFince>, and in
tl,e rnurau, Of his remarks, said:
"Iho AMI. is OF the Middle Ages Arr full ar
r.. nolao tlesr>7 OF women, While Ealwa.,1 ri
wse ENGAGED in h.:s scotsiph war, the Count =.
OF SlaTdI dtfendca. Dunbar. With unc,n,1a,.n
coursse and ohetin.7ct, Against 3Ioat,c,e
and an English ARMY I md, contemporaneou.
with her, Jane, Countess Of Montfora shrt
hc.1elf up in the tcrtrcse Of Henneln,s7.,
: and t7ctsed the whole power Of Charles Of
Blcia. clad in complete u1nor shs stool fns.s
mcst in the breach, sustained the mest violent
assaults, and dieTfaEcd = sdll that world h.ve
And Maria, o. the illustfions family Vi tia
Maidini, sustained, hororably, 5 sieSe ae,i,,s:
the 'sral Troops at Cessna. ten tia:.s mora
numerous than her own. Jane Hatchctt n
pulsed. in person, 4 body Of Bursun,tiars
Vhen they bcsieged thu town Of DcxuSais. IN
the chlEa1rlus ages women not only attacked
and defended fortifcations, but e7eu COR
manedd al7nies and obtained victories.
Joan OF Arr, simple and uneducated
sheIherGess. wss the instrument Of that
endden revolution in the affairs Of France
which terminated in the establishment Of
Charles VII. on the throne. Agnes Soul
aroused this Fins to deeds Of glory when sunk
IN eneryatinE pleasure. Altrudc, Countess or
to the relief Of Aneona. Bona LombarTii. It
the head Of her brave troops, liberated her
husband from captivity and Imprisonment.
1sabella cf Lorraine, when her husband was
taken prisoner, rallied an ARMY for hin rescue.
Margaret Of AnjuA Was the life nt the Ls1,ca.-
terian party in the wa1s Of the Roses, and de-
feAted, herself. the Duke OF York at Wakefield
The Countess Matilds sustained eieges against
Henry ", the great Fraucoaisn Emperor.
, 1870-04-03

" good fellow, shs has hard Lot before hez.
A youthful Lord, harely out of Lis tcons, h1z
just run away with the wifoo OF his Colonel, and
viii probably And himself in the Divorce Court
before his brother is Nen out of il.
HE opera season At Coycnt Gardcn begins
On the 2ath- Tho boat raco between O1foni
and Cambridge takes place OH tho 9Th OF April.
when thigh water" viii allow Of tho ..wortl y
Icing given between anl 400 in tho after
lDOn-
ALA grand ball siycn BY The Duchess Of
Marlborough, the other night. QUO man wont
without an Invitations heary-Iookiag indIyid.
ual, whose clothes seemed made for somebody
ctu- He Was announced as Nr. yillonuo.
usado Lis bow, and thtn moved sbout tho
rocms, speaking 70 no one, but apparently
quite at lis ease. No one in tho house knew
Lin, and he luew nobody. How on earth had
he got there, and who aa3d him. II seems
that card intended for another Al1. 1illieane
Lad been By mistake addressed 10 him, SO he Of
course came. He remained To tho cnd, md
possibly enjoyed Lis evening, though he spoke
10 no one. His supper, which he ato with
= stern dc1iberation and solcmnity TIM. was l1-
nosf appalling. he certainly enjoyed
LAURENCE ulIrnANT.
Hero IL sketch Of 3 singular man on your
tido Of tho Atlantic. who lately paid flying
visit here, and who is puzzle to evc1ybody:
some nEe years ago thcr,, moved easily, and
cietJ. young man who hal scen lie world under
many skies, and under many conditions. lie hai
wandered from India Ia America, from Turkey to
Chtn1, and while enXaged as diplomat 10 The
Anli3lie task ot Teconcllag the mild japanese 10
Engish trade. had barely escaped the swords Of
sle indignant facontns Fur n tine he found
himself in England. where ono day, In mere sport,
ne and one or two Others, started that little paper
which, under tho name of the Orl, has ever since
bten the peculiar sheet Of TINT select few who ars
able to comprehend h2lI-lnasked social anu
POLITICAL illusions. Since then Inu-
renee olphAnL for 1t was he, has
taken step which has staggered and disappointed
al! who knew him and admired his taientA Sick
In body and at heart he threw OF nll his oil tIes
and, abandoning the tempting career thu. LAY le-
soted hImseif 10 promottne tie veifaTe or of II lis
fellow w-creatares afte1 method tnto the merits Of
which It would he unfair to enter further than to
ray that Its distinctive features are eelf-Ssc11nce
and wholesome ton At this moment he u en-
gagged 10 uHing the ground which be oocuplea In
common with peculiar and Obscure brotherhood,
Under the eoclsl and religious sway of thr prophet
uatr1a- The brilliant ta1xcr aud graceful writer
Is practically dcal to the world In which he for
merly lyed.r
, 1870-04-03
!AE caoAGo R1BUNE SUNDAY APRIL s. 7o-.sUpp1EMENr

Eaid to hAso been the csse with moat of the
otnas PcrfoEmets At this theatre, Of wl,ith n.
seana vas part proprietor, ttelancera lnchl3ed
The cArnbineeEs etatione3 roaul tho ol6sea
o1 tbc arrested banker. have hitherto prevent
ca any but isolhtcd ac.s u popular vengeance,
!! nc caehicr Of II. S.iila, wEo, from Tic condi-
ntA oa petty tobaccohist, Lad III short ti.uu
A!Alned 10 competency, vas recognized III the
sueet " soma OF tbs victims Of bis enaployer,
Ana met with perhaps not unmoritod beat
mMe ater Which another body psoceelsd to
Ae lodgings Of one Of the bankrss who had
escaped, ant, not finding him within, tLEashoa
M1 porter. Tho police had also to soscue !
fonoclor n, Who, on presenting himself a. tlo
u,unlee, wa greeted with cries Of s'Out with
Lne hHndlerl oat with tho ROLLER ."---c,iea
", Mnleh we1e quickly followed By personal Yio-
i, Iae arrest Of Baron do Cuactis. ons of the
nahkers, VAS made will, so1ne ingenuity. Sur
l41sed in Lis house by tie policc. Ia foun,1
tiia une 10 escape by tlle balcony. Tho autilori-
" nes instantly sent to the ho0so OF his mis-
utss, whom they found in Lcr Jran.;nc.roon
WITH three gentlemen, Ill OF whom Jeaiei INV
knowledge OF TIC Iaron do Cunctis. T,a
agents, with . profu4ion Of excuses. asked
!saVo 4. to search tho gcutlemon's pocIets : in
those Of the first taes f0uul nuti,inr. in
Those OF the secoul only few lr.pc. hnt m
tic tLi1d we're discovered Hills to tho auount
ol 96,oo0 You muss DO Dc CuLcEs." :" saj
the officer 20 he was.
, 1870-04-03
founR Shepherds In Senrch of Sheep.

4 study Of the advertising colump. of ~,
nseen1ne newspapers Yields much knowledce
acout fne Young pastors who are coutiuuaifv,
EIFne lot eheep to come and take them n
tnef ehepheSds- The fret most striking ch.r-
Acsersstc IN sceh advertisements is tho pecul-
ni:l u :nnguaee N which they are written, an1 il
Which the authors appeat to think: i. ID a COM
hlnation Of the Puritan theological st.le Of the
Seventeenth century with the new-sAop prps-
1ectuH Of the nineteenth. Ont Of some th;rtv
adSert1se1s in single eteet, nearly half oder
thenselves to supply" One ca1ls himself
c.,.s;Ip1. r.sa;pply: "R.eonos" <shom e1serns viii
ITO suFrly Tic pulpit Of my Dissenting Con con.
st5eaoon meaning. Of course, to supply the
pulpit with preacher: he does not eseu to
cA5e wnaf the point is on which the concEeca-
non s dissent. 20 long Il they have some roint
~ ;. .n mssent from somebody o. something
q iron churches and chapeis BE- "a savs ILst
Tsllage church {oi a period e s
.,na q. brother" addtessins hiuseH to
rn;r;T ;nirnss Churches NOT able to support. a
mi frss,o,su undesakes to ''sapp!E; GTa,is; =
psose worth the low figure Ito use the 1l,raae-
oosf proper to the advertiser, 1t wl,i:h i; is
onelea. The Rev. s. W" is ..desi-oas OF
ssnrp.sang sorp !acsnt puIpits:' without stating
time. @ f .ac e nE 1s .e.as to undertake =. one
s1e. to settlement !" Int he dos no: c;re n NJ
wei. MG 11aet hint What the thing i. which he can
s5Pllx, The word .ssupply'' in each Of tlee,
rT,hi, eaents i tho les.iins word, aud i. In
'Ano!{ PRINTED in capitals.
ona'tb;n st ttehnicalty. which is used in about
nIsc IH'ase' Is thc odd description Of tue Coveted
IiSe Is Sphere OF Ishor," Tilat Il il
set! 4boFlors work for the throat and AIMS r.,
e''AsD - 'he majority OF these young men do
, 1870-04-03
Tho = Interviewer,

There are signs that - the interviewer" ia II
infest England also; though ss yet we do no,
see that lie himself has arrived. He himself
eondeseends to his man: he does not At ii
eonce2! the pencil and notebook, but summons
son to his presence and puts you to your pu7-
Eation as one having authority. With the fore.
TURNER'S and herald4 Of the interviewer hiruseif
it il rot &c. .for while he 1evies his contributions
tosdlr. they are rather Of the claEe Of sneak
thieves. One of them ID the gentleman who
watches you while you are listening IN YOUR
rew in church. or sitting In the theatre. OF din.
Ing At tie club, or walking in the street, md
then records his obsesyAtions in I brief para
etarl under the head Of ''I'ersonals in some
tleman who makes sou q visit, occu-
Eies IN hour or 80 of your time, and
then taking himself on when he thinks
he has got 'spoints enough, writes one chap
tcr more Of his spnehtlE Correspondents with
eocnt1y Journal, and tells ct the looks OF
your your house and garden, Of .our. jaundice. Of
your TONG an1 manner CT speaking to 1Irs.
Smith, Of that lAdy'e somewhat elender claims
to personal charms, Of yonr apparent heicht
and probable weight, Of your early badness. Of
YOUR fosrihle, not to esr profaue, expression
Of sour Well-ktown &ievs in regard to de Trin-
lty. Of your opinion Of Jones' couree. Of yonr
eE.acteri.tic liking for old flannel slippera
and Of various other matters. This Istter
foserunnet Of the fu1l-blovn interviewer hsa
recently n.de bis appearance in England. and
Ms advent e1ctes eome ANXIETY. He is prnt,a
by isnkee: the London Publishers Circular
suggessss--this particular individual Who b.s
been doing in the most approved manner a
newspaper call on certain famous authnr
Bnt this, We feas, is hope on which Il xii -
wen II cur contemporary does not lean to-
aa aara. :, Great Britain is becoming Lille An.
gt.a1,;o g3s. ~ oaa thinss - well ne good Just as
lat;on. and steadily goes On conforn;na sess Eer
te sss beedee end eeesi Institution 70
vices, and the correspondent ~ many a .; o. on
3oui5n.l, who has caased ths circular .4sa ~
musn alarm it, Is in Ill prob.bty no American
Considering his nativity, be haa dona 2e1} I}}e sHj
t1 heea not turn h!s baek on any Of the Americaa IAN
III. 1senets cue VINO thirty OF forty sea1s ago used TO
sseI descriptions Of what and whom thev hsa
,e seen n nc British eocil circles, BE is soy
td mha3. lntosn On the readers Of The Journal tor
wE,sh M be Writes his letter. "that .ho Condition
OF s,a. A5: so-aEd-so is giving srcs. del of
uneasinees TO his friends. Not thlt
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the tho husband bur which arc Of tho gravcst eh.r1c
NO xouid certainly be hard for tie: wife'
1of The caso 10 be tricd whi1s
eho is hsane, Who knows th.t hc nhc
cannot prove thc husband's adultn1y tNhich bv
.iio saS snSlsh taT wonld stop dvorco), or bo
At present unexplained? Tho circumssanees ies'
a5e peculiar, and a1e not to be decided upon
SIMPLY ly 1rnt Impressions Should $40 r..
tuin TO sanity in one, two. three, four, or moro
years, a1r Charles would havo Ii gool right
10 prosecute MS action as II the decision Vi
Yesterday had never been given. The effect.
At the presens moment, Is to withdraw tho wife
from the coglnxnnco Of justice, She cnnnot
plead, nor can others plead for her; md gu.h
result tntcrposca between the past and tlIo
present barrier which leaves her statements
and prevents them from being accepted as any.
thing moro than the confessions Of = mind
which has been tudieslly declared disabled and
unfit 1t the date Of the citation. II isnov to
be considered at what period sho was sane.
UUNlC1.
Most Of .hc papers to-day vi,tuous1y de-
nounce ttr publication Of tho reports Of this
divorce trial- Tho crcdulous reader would
suppose that IN each case tho pious moralist
had hccn IN exception. It would not occur to
him that the writer could have tho humbug To
Say au thls, when tho language he was using
N41AtNo ~ t4AA+oG4Ar ~ ~ Ap+ kA1 " 1tNQ4-
phlets which have been seized, tho act ID very
much tho stfaining at i gnst, nhilo \ camel
has been swallowed every day du,irg the week.
Az to the pamphlets, says an angry commcn-
tator,- in few days their own innate stupid
aty would hare dragged them 10 to an carly and
deserved grave. But tako somo Of our daily
newspapers Of the present week "Let Tho
reader cndcayor to peruse columns Of black
GuAnaism without shuddcring; Let him try The
reading Of feeble Newspaper toadyism With
out being thoroughly dlsgusted. And
get there is no talk hero Of
putting down. Patcrfamilias pockets Lis
morning rapcrs that lis daughters may not
reruee them. Still the Hoe machines rattIe
on. and aro unable To supply tho demand.
The city rings with debasing scandal, ROYALTY
is hissed in public places, and telegraph clerks
strain their muckln joints to the uttcrnost in
endcaFoang 10 aaah tho dckening details
Throughout not only the Provinces, but the
continent, and even America itself. Still the5e
is no talk Of putting down. At Last, and with
grave solemnity, tho sauthorities' seize
tIifinG little penny print, that has nothing It
all to do with the ca.o--snd tho dignity OF tie
law Is asserted, and outraged fcelngs ascng-
II the case comcs On again, tho raco Tor the
largest report viii be hs botly run, md there
will be ss many competitors.