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, 1870-08-11
The French ~ H. II ntlIru~r n CIT from
American Ingenuity.

& The f.yprite subject Of kilograms. Just 1t
nrr*en1 ia the rnfsrntltnst and tnt last piece Of
tnsel'gtnee as 10 this wonderful Ptruca insch!ne
run' Is to the effect that Frankfort offers 20
tnalers. nf about <so0 to the rFs captor of oneof
1hru So far a. this new engine Of destruction IS
concerned. " G nave the best reason for assuHing
fhai Prussia is dust as we'll Supplied with !: as
Eranrn Therp art two typcs Of the invention IN
Fnrnne-the french one, ahout which SO t7nch
fuss "a made and Belgian affair clcslnlnS
to be It's superior, d.signed h5 y. Mon
fiRn.. In suggestion hotn lnsesuo1s
n5e due to the Original t<eA Of ". ttanha, aIfa
there Ia Indeed yesT h.5e Hnesaon ;. 70 Me s"s
French ,.tf1a.euse being direcs t,sit .tnm tn9
American. In the autumn nf ishs snr ss'.n'. ~ ~,
Of the Imperial Govern nltnt Eas ,a,ss.S ~ IN
(3atltn4 gun, and the Eapetos ~ x.
the usual media. "a profound tutssess a. ~ ~
venti0p. The sinlt hofesFs, -. ,sn M Fna1ors
for further etunJ o ~ a1 ~, h f1.p1c for
thaukhts on lsaee i2sn ,cs;7Tctsre encine: At any
the ADOPTION o. ne* 1T ~" ~ the tine being o-
rate. The tnsent'on vas 'o' 'a' @A'-e 11e' ~
chnsSns. chssr,,. ,,,crv,r, mysterious whispers began
SaoS;us ~ = wnn,ertui gun. win Which expe-
ko an,a elSn nal hern rnatle under the eye Of Sa-
su;Gu ;ea ttror nn.s,.i On il bessn to he Known
nttetr at -. &E,rnrh army wa to h$ye tho use OF
saas sa.tSt,a ~. nm. a In,,rdiEfue. The fact Of
~ An"Sn faa1ilnr Unn having been presented
.no ,S ~ r. a. nny ontniuD al all Was advanced,
.,r, ~. an. ,T ite Imneftai lnkrcct!uu Is persua-
atSance ncatnst tie rtepch Originality OF the
:t.e;,iwsr. hut there M evca sstIouger Indies
re thA VA l.
, 1870-08-11

flc ytnal1end aid &1sscntots MT Eost
St. t.ouis-Dcct.1oM OF Judge Stlac<.
PIC OH the Adoption of the Clause
in the New Co4sstiIutluns
New-York tribune., 1870-10-08
nppAKs1N THEloCEAN CABLES.

One of the Anglo-American cables Is again
INF, rcd near tie shore Of Newfoundland No cessation
az communication with Europe has occurred as the
other Anglo cable is In working order. II both cables
ceased to work the French cable laid between London
and Hres and nom thence TO Newfoundland would stil
Ia available. The Company keeps repair steamer ON
Inc Am, rioan coast which has been dispatched TO the
ne gbhnrLtO OF the accident aud It Is thought that the
cat e will he i'm good working order i'm a few days
TIE West Iudia aud Panama cable has ceased working
for scVcIal DAYS past The Company believes the line
las given out ia the neighborhOod of Pntu Rasa one oil
tie Florida keys and hopes Ia have the line in working
utdtr iu day two. schooner Is now grapphhg ioi
he Loaf cable.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-08
LATEST SNIP NEHS.
DOMESTIC FORTS,

DOMESTIC PORTS.
HoToV 7Aruved steamship Anes, from Philadelphia ship
Llaa r. u An.
s Aussa Emma Eel ard Hen, and brgs Harvey and John
ge -s, rt u the tt1als. hound 80
vT, y c. Oct 7Sslcd, steamships Pioneer for Phl2-
r The schr D. ud Talbot from Phiiade
l, s lt Smhye hayus lost her maiUboom and spit
icrtas
ALEsToN OF Arrived Steamship Charleston and ship Anaosr,
Mposl, Boston; schs Snrrse ara ID r.
he O. t.lorc A. /. Gill Ncv-lorA on port
from Portland; John Fie from New lor
S.vAN,AH Ga. Oc. 7.-Amve steamships Cleopatra from New
Souther Rights and RlclATi
d. u iroa York; D. Woman from Boston; schrs W K.
Aun NcCsuu u. $. MaiIW. and Nevoda NeFl lorE
t,lprou.t Bei'or Matoka from Baltimore Cleared
hf vel for Newi iOrk; Francis Satr Tor Providence
~ stas Del ami Plsielpha Compromise for ss
ulla. st,sm. hp AlubesouAa, for NeS-iork.
FOREIGN PORTS.
NovLs The steamship ST. Anirew, from Quebec arrived
DISASTERS.
JvEPPooI THE the Margaret Dean from Bahia,
pool have teen landed ct CrroAhaven
T. sra Wh e. Las arrived reports that She spoke
Clara which had erper uecd gale ana lost
Lrevl ll TtEng
New-York tribune., 1870-10-08
TIE STlTE or TRADE.


ywuvtsCrcN c. oct 7.Sat iur cutre finn, asking Ste
fasn al. Tu.peuj sfeC. uucLsulei. Ter ga et
1rsr.TA Ca Oc CouonMaI't stye aud pree steady
81 AS ate; Mijaiucs, itc; Rec ITS, l.sl hreS
AIv-uRtrt>., L.. tca i-lbur dol and urc"nsed OoTn-
Nvc Z GTc. White sc. Oats. vase BrB unchanged Hay
ST.. q: Irme s25 lori-M,ss SO 80 Bacon unchan-et
La.rtuc .C Kos isle sugarPime l'c M1lasses
s.a nc sod lra sod 40 a. Whisky and Co.e unchanged
,cAaucstuag "a Nev-YorA Sigh per cent discount GOd
New-York tribune., 1870-10-08
DLAETATION BITTERS.

4. X.
THIS WONDERFUL VEGETABLE RESTORATIVE Is THE
sHEETANCHOR OF THE FEEBLE AND DEBILITATED AS A
Tonic AND COPDLAL FOR THE AGED AND LANGUID 1T HAS
no EQUAL AMONG STOMACIIICS. As A REMEDY FOR THE
NERVOUS WEAKNESS TO WHICH WOMEN ARE ESPECIALLY
tUbJRCr IT IS SUPERSEDING EVERY OTHER STIaULANT
IL ALL CLIMATES TROPICAL TEMPERATE, OR PRIGID, 1T
ACs As SPECIFIC IL EVERY SPECIES OF DISORDER WHICH
UNDEElnNES THE BODILY STRENGTH AND BREAKS DOWN
TIE ANIMAL SPIRITS
New-York tribune., 1870-10-08
tAuuouuccmelts

Too OFTEN A COLD Is CONSIDERED A VERY
srp,,Kv ,Ny,lSa ,rP,R rsr 4, WELL LEFT As IT c'NF
AID pHEScE sY.rrNAricALL1 NEGLECTED UNTIL SIMPLE
Affection l. coxvERrED SERIOUS ANp GENERALLY -
SONAR, DsEasE. TRE MORE PRUDENT, AWARE THAT -
CoLD NFvER BE TRFtEp "iIH ~, - 80 oy
DR ID J,,Sr's R1rEcroRAyr CURATIVE WHICH AAs = -,
sEpr1,rtoS yoR ovER THIRTY yE,Rs A. RtNhpi M N = 49,
,,.us AMI Sink TO rxERr 4 MOST BENEFICIAL iN''' -.
vns BRoNcH,L AND PULNoNAR1 ORGANS ''1 -
New-York tribune., 1870-10-08
THE NEW ARTICLE OF FOOD.

FOR TWENTY-FIVE CENTS YOU CAN BUY OF YOUR DRUG
GROCER PACKAGE OF SRA MOSS FARINB, MANUPAC-
TURED FROM PURE IRISH MOSS OR CARRAGEEN WHICH
WILL MIKE fIVTEaN QUARTS or BLANC NANCE AND ALIKE
o. ASTiIl OF IlDDTNGS CUSTAGDS, CREAMS, CHARLOTTE
\ SSE Sc, ,Lc IT Is BY FAR TIE CHEAPEST HEALTHIESr
And MOST DELICIOUS FOOD IN THE WORLD
RAND SEA MOSS FABINB CO,
53 PARK-PLACE N T.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-08

ITO GAS CONSUMERS and the Trade.-Gas-
Light InpToy.i Economy The motto No more use foL
Of ar-eccnsrung cpadt Tie PATENT MAGIC GAS
FAME BNPANDkR spe ~ gsburneF prod0ce Of
light Instantly ypel removed Simplest
efficient improvement Of the hind Of 81
pef don illustrated rectious with them exhibition at our
once Sample ExpaBder Burner anywhere
prepaid T5O outs Liberal Inducements TO agencies and the
fen lila Circular stating proposed Of making
,sLs License grsnd control Of territory FISHER CROOK
Sole Manufacturer aud PTophetors 81 BToadssy, Eewlor
New-York tribune., 1870-10-08

H. n. SQuIEE's, q FultOn-St., New-YOrk, is
hs rae buy I WAICHEs, fne DAN'y3s choice 'K~
~ - .qE.lfNg SrvrRWARE. Diamonds s.cc atty
New-York tribune., 1870-10-08
- soction of O1 PAINTINGS. nj Tho

s. fre A. trcsn yc fOm destruction aftW ngl's
.r D. H1EFsS BURGtAR ALtRa TfLFGKAPH with which the
t m roc d. notice that window lad olo"h open y tue
sg4t cat ON. OEce, &uru,St
New-York tribune., 1870-10-08
A MbERG"
HOLDER, FILE AND BINDER.

NEW AND USEFUL INVENTION for boiling fling snd per
nng Invoices lie Bills AMI papers OF descn
tol see - a4ysul4ges ang Fl.e uow 10 use:
l. crurg hundred letters
expense Of THIKTYFIyE Onetbrd tie eosi Of
a b. Other Jle
II o The most Ebor saving.
mucage.
Pa are tuarged alphabetically.
hQ TO incerng.
laclui,s dus.. and b, paVers smO0'h.
II a th. onv PERPETUAL PILE .u the market
IN % oFreut IRON all Others ami universally recommended BY
al ulo have use us
For .a, bv al Stsioners and Booksellers
Trad- suppl 81 By Joibng stationcrs also
HENRY BAINBRIDGE e Co,
Importing Ststioaen % AND IOI wlLLIAM-ST.
Msnuf,etured by
CULVER, PAGE e HOYNE,
ststorsrs I2S AND 30 LAKB-sT. CHICAGO.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-08
SAVlNGS BANK and LIFE ASSURANCE.

,.eursg combination either Of the three great essentials Of life
capital for business or family purposs provision for old
,ge legacy ones family" Some Of the other advantages Of
krri by he Company
security Company $40 every 81 900
liabilities
seeOuJ: Processes Mutual Economical Com
.sr established and conducted purpey and solely for the entire ben
u br nsgre scrutiny into its expenses and investments
vi Prove consequently
Th r Aaorl charge lower rates bsn other mutual
rn thus the insured the advantages Justly due them
Foarb ouy forfeited bat pad-up policy with
dividends issneI steI the frst payment it required.
Fb Cash dividends applied reduce the second and all subsequent
Innusl payments
Sixth No rates travelling By lake oheen OF The army
,svy H,rthtrt marine the lives Of women
seventh The ofc and Directors OF ts Company Of ma
Eon reputation Known integrity ami ability The security Of The Con
PAW unloubted above shown.
Business men oHcs Of other companies and
the prominent % The country have given this Company the
t Of whom be found lists Of those insured
Liberal gements msde with good parties to canvass
" r for New -York Broady
New-York tribune., 1870-10-08
odics II bomc-a six months campaigl

Viu'e being lsI n Tie fashions ere considers
~ .ihrg tOusehol comfort ana eeonomy thai
a e. o. K Tell Your that !oa want u dy sh'
Lart Depot. 40 N ssh.ngon-st
New-York tribune., 1870-10-08
TIE rEor1NocTIAL.-Whcther we shaII nave .Lal ram

= eune cpepd upon the weather. but"hheT we 'ha naVe
~ Mt or had cne end uroa whether "' mol We oa! O hNoA
~ Va 2l2 Hcavay The cluuocts storms VII soon be over
ems hats bousb at KNoxs, VII e'eryvhore, in
al their g.or.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-08
NEW SHORT ROUTE TO ST. LOUIS.
THE TOLEDO, WABASH and WESTERN RAILWAY CO,

has e1iepe Louis and horouqhy equipped the
with PULLMAN WAGNER PALACE CARS, Wlci tIogh
st. Louis direct thus constituting short dire aud
attractive aud Buffalo aud Cleveland
Tickets sale ell tie principal oaces. Baggage checked
Por through reg this route Gaequaed fsctes
Oct ], 1910.
Gi o. II. BURROWS, General Superintendent. Toledo
F. ROBINSON General Eastern "a Broadway, "
W. b. MALCOLM, General Passenger Agent Toledo.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-08
GEORGE OPDYKE 6 co.,
Bankers, No. % NaSsau-St.
HEALTH ! BEAUTY !!

STRONG AND PURE. RICH iBLO0D-INCREAsB OF FLESH
AND wEIGHT-CLEAR SKIN AND BEAUTIFUL COM
PLEXION SECURED TO ALL.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-08

Hon. JOHN 4. DIX, New York.
JOHN J. CRANE, eI-Presideni
Bank Republic.
WM NJ. yERMILYB, Banker(Ver-
milye 4 Coz
CHAS. G. LOCKWOOD, Cashier
Newark Banking Go.
Hon. GEO. OPDYRB, er MAYOR Of
NeW-IOrk
MINuT c. MORGAN, Banker.
THOMAS RIGNEf, Grm Thomas
Rigney & Co.
BENZ. b. SHERMAN, Treas. n.
y. steam Sugar Refining Co.
AARON ARNOLD. trm Arnold,
Constable s. Co.
RICHARD II. BOVINE, Weimore
a. Bovine. LAwyer,.
II. =. WALBRIDGB, Pres. BEnk
for the People, Toledo, o.
VIM. 7. HOOKER. Yice-President
VIM. w. WRIGHT, Merchant.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-08
n c.. s IL f Sn
~. PATENT TOB AND IN.

STEP STRBTCHER-The Best ana
Only Permanent Cure fr Cons and
Bg. ions is to remove the pressure Of
the boot or Shoe upon them. This
nav be efectually Done By the Tos
and Instep Stretcher illustrated
a owe. This article, simple In "a
action, does its work perfectly, en-
lsrging those parts Of The Boot os
Shoe which press upon any tended
New-York tribune., 1870-10-08

Cor1hinSf the foot thereby relieving
uch The single Toe aud nsep hiss heen uumbs
oiye ygblc SIS 90 worth having already
sold The TIE and lu:p recent inveatOn
forming oi deut Of coustrro
readily bv all and equally durable
single This article aclcua e value 70 all professional
well a. aOresi and how smost Impossible
procure that Will TOO tightly some
avsei themselves tie relief offered by IT. The price
the reach all Of them With proper will do service
a h, time.
There sizes Of both Toe and Isep; also Of Combination
No. /, Large Slze-No. 2, smaller.
They will he sen, to address BY Express upon receipt OF eaos
and IS for lup; - COnned Toe and lnep or
desired will send G. o D. WITH instructions Express Co 70 Pns
goods o be examined before pad for.
When ordering. send OF Boo. or shoe Address
n. c. STILES, MiidieioTn, Conn.
FOR THOUSAND DOLLARS ready cash which t wanted T.
business project the above PATENT With GOODNlL
TRADE offered Tor SALE II staple article and The hest q
Their sse heretofore has been principally confined
subscriber Is confident they could he
ceSsfl branches Of especially the ar~sre,
wanted by almost and need only be seen
be spprca ell To desiring to purchase and not wishing 10
make the following will furnish 1000 Comhna-
ons for each and 10 90 Inps fer
cents worth have been already sold al pro5s
Of $4,000 For further particulars. address GO .,,
New-York tribune., 1870-10-08
DIRECTORS:

JAMES p. MAGEE, Methodist
Book Concern, Boston.
WM. WnKENS, firm w. Wilkens
4 c..
JULIUS II. PRATT, President OF
Moniclair r. X, n. J.
CIiAS. j. STARR, Merchant.
WILLIAM ALLEN, Mercl ant.
GEO. ". CUlLER, Banker, Pal
Inyrs, n. Y.
GEO. +. HOPE, Pres Continental
Fire lns. Go.
JOHN Ii. SHERWOOD, Park
place.
WALTON II. PECKHAM, Prei-
dent. l3J Hfih-ave.
EDWARD IL. WRIGHT, Newark,
n. J.
GEO. W. FARLBB. Farlee 4 Ii.
tus, Bankers.
WIN. l.. COGSwELL, Merchant
The New York herald., 1870-03-27
CLERKS ANO Statesmen.

A. TRAVELLING sALEsSAN-wROLEsALE Ii.
n qnors wines, Sc.,many ysars on roads very e.tsn.
sve connections wonld work Tor importing house keep
ing general Stock best refcroncea for honesty and ability.
Address for three days ALPHA. boz Ill Hs aid once.
The New York herald., 1870-02-18
YHE LAST BROOKLYN MURDER.
Funeral of the Victim, Mr..
Voorhees,.
Civic nnd Military neutrality-suspicious. Of
Sorrow and Esteem-Toucling Incl.
dents--InyestigatiOn Before
sAe COrOner-Indlgna-
ton Meeting.

The dem OnstrAti0n or respect and popular fooling
manifested At tue funeral OF the viotm Of tho late
assassination-Mr D. L. voorhees-yesterday was
among tho most imposiDg and impressive ever 20
corded By the Brooklyn community 70 private
citizen. Never heretofore perhaps has 80 strong
sentiment Of regret at the sudden taking away OF
the life OF prominent and industrious man by the
hand Of fetisw man been engendered In the minds
OF all classes. HenC0 II matter OF surprise
that the people turned out by thousands to attend
the funeral. and that business was virtuaily sus-
pended IN ssl the odces Of the municipal And c0unty
governm cnt duF1ag the greater part OF tho day. 4
The crowd began - seS In IRON III sidos towArds
the late rosidenco of tho dscasasd, u PreslAent
street. A. early - Aslfpsst nine O'Clock, md nssy
persansa frAeodA and " NJ. Voorhees,
found ther war ants ths haiwAY aAd tae pasieE. ~
which apartment the body WAS laia out At ten
o'Clnck the pariOs wero closed N order to permit
the family and relatives to take their farewell Of
their beloved dead. The widow and three children
OF the deceased mis- mother three brothers and two
sisters, with number OF other family people, tnen
formed about tho CONN and performed the sad
office OF bestowing lass look upon tho mortal re-
mains OF their fond relative now sslled IN death.
The faoe Of the deceased looked very natural,
although the wound was perseptibe over the right
eye, which latter was slightly dlscOlored. The body
was attired In black sult and was enoased in q
costly and elegant rosewood easkes, silver PAN
elied and silver mounted. On the lid rested two
very handsome WreatAS OF tuberOSes ana cameltas.
In the centre OF one OF these was the AaSQQl0
emDlem-tho square and G0mpass. The plate
The New York herald., 1870-02-18
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Prominens Arrivals in This City Yesterday.
Colonel Henry Brock. OF Albany: Colonel Henry
Bayard, OF Iowa; Colonel g. G. Barker, of Whining
ton N. c.; Colonel u. Blanchard, OF Pennsylvania;
Judge A. q. Lppincott, Of Philadelphia; Colonel A.
Bigeow, Of Massachusetts,, ana Colonel r. Gribble,
OF Shreveport, La. are at the Metropolitan Hotel.
Colonel Morgan, OF the United States Army, ana
T. w. Mack, OF ST. Carhariae Canada, are at the
Brevo0rt House.
Governor Samuel Morrill,. OF Iowai General James
A. Potter, OF the United States Army; Cooncl Q. A.
Hadley, or Arkansas; G. Il. Wicks OF Arkansas,
and J. r. Wilson, OF Iowa, are 81 the ST. Nicholas
Hotel.
Governor J. E. AIcorn. Of Mssissippi; General W.
s. Pope, OF Detr0it Colonel G. W. Mccoy, OF Balti-
more; Colonel A. q. Josclyn, OF Cincinnati, and
Governor Burnside Of Rhode Island. 1t the Finn
Avenue Hotel
Judge e. c. Kstteil. Of Ringhsmton; General T. T.
Critenden Noah DAVIS, J. G. Rives, and O. 9. Adams
Of W Washington; e. K. Owens Of the United States
Navy; w. X. GrnDcll, OF Ingleside and J. r. Usher
OF Indianapolis, are az the AstOr House.
Colonel Bapbett, Of New York, and John T. shep-
pan. OF Penn Yam, are at the Coleman House.
Captain Macaulay, OF the steamer China; T. D.
valon, OF Paris and washington Booth. or Baltimore
are at the New York Hotel.
Lieutenant Commander 3. 7. Smith, OF the United
states Navy; Samuel r. Sewell OF Boston, and
Charles Dawson, OF washington, are at the Irving
House. nEu
Prominent Departures.
Governor Jewell, for Connecticut; General Scho
nead for Buffalo; General John Love, for Indiana.
polls; E. B. Judson for Syracuse; Colonel ID. Miller,
for washington; DR.. Wainwright for Philadelphia;
A. q. Adams and NJ. Wells for Chicago.
The New York herald., 1870-02-18
Tho Empress Eusenir.

The clouds that have been lowering upon
her house have become so oppressive that tho
Empress Eugene has succumbcd. Sac Is
sick. Can we wonder The Emperor is in
serious trouble, so serious that she secs less
of him than in tho happier days OF the past.
The prospects Of her only child are far from
bright. II Is difficult even for her to see
through the thick clouds which environ her
the Fourth Napoleon on the throne Of France.
What is perhaps worse, the Holy Father. her
good friend, is beset on all sides with difficult
ties. The Council is not to be success. In
the dark future shc can sec the French soldiers
recalled from Rome and the Papal See
at the mercy Of those vile Italians. Eug6nie
has taken matters perhaps too much to heart.
It is gratifying to learn shat the Empress
health is improved, and that the Emperor Is
not likely for the present to lose one Of the
best pillars OF his throne. Though not born In
the purple, Eugenie has graced her high posi-
ton as no ono has done since the days Of
Marie AntOinette.
The New York herald., 1870-02-18

We publish elsewhere the report of the Com
mittee Of the House on the Decline of American
Shipping submitted to the House yesterday.
1t credits the decline mainly to the ravages Of
Confederate cruisers, the transfer of American
vessels to foreign registers and the high tariff
on building materials. It suggests Q number
Of remedies, including the readmission of
vessels that changed their registers during the
war, tho allowance Of drawbacks on construc-
tion materials and the abolishment Of State or
municipal taxes on tonnage.
The New York herald., 1870-02-18
The ARl8Ns Ey MAsQUx.

Arion and observation-disclosures dearer 10 Prince
Carnival than any others OF his numerous progeny
those who alone understand his royal wishes and
can carry them into efect-rght jolly fellows with
whom dull care can nnd no place, and
whose nun Is contagious-nay. irresistible
Talk OF American or French masaueradesl The
former are prosy as Froissarts Chronicles
or political economy essays, and the latter
are Wild and reckless in the extreme. Last night
the Academy looked like ITSELF and the Arions
IN their gayest and most humorous mood. The Ecu
Iuencal Council, with bewilderinz array OF pre-
lates, was the main feature OF the night. The pro-
cesslon In which the progressive and refr0gressive
powers OF she age were lulv represented. was some
thing to be remembered for tune. Prince Carnival,
of course WAS the reigning potentate, and his
sway was pasrtarchal aud jolly It was tho first
true bal nsdsQ.e Of the season. for there
was quite variety and numDQr also Of
rich costumes At midnight the scene was magni-
ncent, the floor being densely crowded with masks
Of the most cosmopolitan character. The dresses Of
the various committees were very rich and in good
taste. The management OF a0air Was every thing
to be desired aud nothing occurred to mar the plea
sure and enjoyment OF the maskcrs- The no raj de-
corations Of the Hanft Brosners were OF the most
superb kind, and added much TO the brilliant appear
apce Of the house.
The New York herald., 1870-02-18

AMONG THIEVES AND ROBBERs.-A contem-
porary publishes the news that one of the most
distinguished Of Mr.. Stewards entertainers
at Puebia, Mexico, has been very notorious
robber and murderer. But there is nothing
wonderful in that. Mr. Seward found every
thing so lovely and delightful in our sister re-
public in such things as independence, liberty
and popular rights, that he became lion OF
the whole population, Of all colors, all classes,
all parties, and oil kinds and, the Mexican
highwaymen and cutthroats being satisfied
with things as they are, why should they not
nut themselves to some trouble to entertain
their deliverer from the French, the great
Americano2
The New York herald., 1870-02-18

SWEDEN AND MODERN IDRAs.-A cable
despatch, which we publish this morning in
forms us that the Swedish Diet has just passed
a law admitting to political rights dssenters
and Jews. This is step in the right direc-
tion. 1t is another triumph Of the press,
just because 1t is the fruit Of an enlightened
public sentiment. We congratulate the Jews
ON this fresh act of jastice. 1t is something to
know that the time is rapidly passing away
when II will be sin anywhere to be dis
Rantar or n Jew,
The New York herald., 1870-02-18

A LIFT FOR THE New Posr OFFIoR.--An
appropriation Of four hundred thousand dol
lars is to be made at once for the new Post
Office, and this win put the wheels in motion
once more. 1t is pity that the wheels were
ever stopped-that so much time and good
weather have been already lost to the labor
But fitful progress seems to be the condition Of
government operations, and we must only be
cheered by the fact that, with means once
more in hand, the conductors of this work will
push it forward with the greatest speed con-
sistent with good workmanship.
The New York herald., 1870-02-18

A PLAN FOR LOCATING THE ROuaHs.
bill has been introduced at Albany ''pro-
viding that the Common Council of Brookly n
shall have the appointment Of all the con-
ductors and drivers for every car used on the
railroads running through that city This is
an excellent idea. As things are now no.
body knows exactly how he may best avoid
encounters with the dangerous members OF
society. He may meet cutthroat any
where, at any moment-some;imes in the
most unlikely places. But when the City
Councils make these appointments We shall
know exactly where some hundreds OF the
worst rogues IRE, and that will afford a
chance to keep out of their way, and viii do
30 much for public safety.