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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-05-27

A GENTLEMAN, lately from Wis
consin, spoke to us last night with
reference to the City expenses of In
dianapolis, as compared with those OF
other cities of the United States. He
was astonished to know that the tax
levy was but ninety cents, and said
that the Performers, who were dis
satisfied with the municipal govern
ment should emigYate to Milwaukee
and enjoy the luxury of paying four
or five dollars. We prescribe dose
of Milwaukee, or of Toledo, for each
really severe case of Reform" We
think the remedy will prove much
worse than the disease.-IndtGnapotls
Journal.
indianapolis has been under Re-
publican administration for twelve
years. During that time the Democ-
racy have never, in a single instance,
been able to neutralize, by year OF
bad management, the uniform pru-
dence with which the affairs of the
city have been conducted. The result
is, in proportion to size, Indianapolis
owes less money, and pays smaller
per cent. of taxes than any other city
within our knowledge. We challenge
the Democracy to produce an exam
pie of any city similar in size and
growth, of which that party has had
control for the same length of time,
which can make as good showing.
We regard Indianapolis as practical
example of the wisdom which directs
the Republican management of mu-
nicipal affairs, and the State as sim
liar example of honest and economi-
cal administration. Until the Dem
3cracy can show similar good man
agement. it will be wise for them to
be silent and learn.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-05-27
REPUBLICAN DISTRICT CONVENTION

A Mass Convention of Republicans Will
be held at
Princeton, on Thursday June 49, go,
AT one O'Clock P. NJ, for the purpose Of
making Congressional and Judicial nomi-
nations. and transacting such other bust
ness as may properly come before the
Convention.
Each county viii be entitled to cast its
vote in the Convention in proportion to its
Republican strength.
The Republicans in the various coun'
ties of the First Congressional District are
requested to send full representation.
Papers friendly to the cause are re
quested to copy. By order of the
Elk Com. 1sT CoNG. DIST.
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Tha Fearrnl OANnER snhdued.

THE CURE - HOW DISCOVERED =
Having been long AFFLICTED with CANCER
L resOrted to all the remedies of which
could hear. Among them was one recon-
mending a certain herb to me as cure.
I las / supposedly procured the herb,
and prepared and applied IL, which
made q perfect cure, but on examination
by the family physician he informed me
that the herb had used, which had made
a perfect and speedy cure, was not the one
recommended. All who are afflicted can
End speedy cure by sending for the re-
cipe, with full directions tor us3. Price S..
Address, with regist letter or money
order, GEORGE MORGAN, Box Isl, Port
Jervis, Orange County, New. York.
Jazz d3m
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-05-27

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world. Harmless, reliable, instantaneous;
does not contain lead nor any vtt0LGc pos
son TO produce paralysis or death. Avoid
the vaunted and delusive preparations
boasting virtues they do not possess. The
genuine w. A. Bachelors Hair Dye has
had 80 years untarnished reputation to
uphold its integrity as the only Perfect
Hair Dye-Black or Brown. Sold by all
Druggists. Applied az 10 Bond Street, New
York. IfelO
RB- To remove Moth-Patches, Freckles,
and Tan from the face, use PeTTJf's Moth
and FreckLe Lotion. Prepared only by DI.
B. G. PERRY. Sold by all druggists.
rnnvI7 Dim SIM
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-05-27

THE London Times seems to think
General Mcclellan suitable man for
the Presidency of the Atlantic and
Great Western Railway. IF the
stockholders want a man for that po-
sition who would be plastic clay in
the hands of Gould Fisk, George, the
Unready, would be an excellent
choice. However good his intentions,
his feeble intellect, strong only in the
power of memorizing. could not cope
with the cunning plotter Gould, and
the bold executive genius Fisk. They
would make foot ball of him.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-05-27
SELF ENERVATION.

Essays for Young Men, on Physical and
Mental Enervation[osS of bodily vigor,
courage, and ambition - the cause and
cure-with sanitary aid for the feeble and
responding. Sent free, in sealed envel-
opes. Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
Box p, Philadelphia, Pa. mas 3m Sp n
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-05-27

The amendment of the Homestead
Act provides that every true soldier
and marine who served ninety days
in the late war may enter a quarter
section of the railway alternate re-
served sections without paying any
fee or commission to the registers or
receivers of the land Office; and his
title may be perfected according to
the provisions of the Homestead Act.
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$50 For BLACK WORMS and PIMPLES
on the face, use PeTTy's CongedO71e and Pia5l-
pie Remedy, prepared only by DIR. b. @.
PERRY, 40 Bond Street, New York. Sold
everywhere. The trade supplied by whole
sale medicine dealers. Inol7 dam SPIN
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~ imprudence, causing nervous debtll-
", premature decay, &c, has discovered
simple means of cure, which he Will 6enG
rec to his feIlow-sufferers. Address j. H.
REEVES, 70 Nassau Street, New York.
oc22 WAN EpN
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PTNPLEg IN THE FACF.

For Comedones, Black-worms or Grubs,
Pimply Eruptions and blotched disngura-
and Pimple Remedy. Sold by all Dug
Qists.
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FOR MOTH PATCHES, FREOKLES
ANN TAN

USE "PERRY'S MOTH and FRECKLE
LOTION" the only Reliable and Harm
less kennedy for removing brown dtscol-
Orations from the Face. Prepared by DIR.
B. @. PERRY, 49 Bond Street, N. 7. Sold by
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INSURANCE.

INSURANCE.
NEXsEN & BAKER,
General Insurance Agents,
ADJUSTERS OF LOSSES,
No. 10 Main Street, Upstairs,
EVANSVILLE, IND.
Dwelling Houses insured for term Of
years at greatly reduced rates.
Three Years at The Price Of Too
FEVe Years at the Price of Three.
Life Insurance "a Specially.
Total Cash Assets Represented
Over TwentY-Seven Million Dollars.
The following are among the Companies
AFHA Insurance Co. OF Hartford, Conn.
CaSn Assets ., 90 q, OO0s
RH0sHAX ms. Co. OF Hartford, Conn.
CaSh Assets 200 900.
CONTINENTAL ms. Co. OF New York.
CaSh Assets " 800, 600.
EORTH AMERICAN Insurance Coo.
Hartford, Conn.
Cash Assets 1000, 600.
MERCHANTS' ms Co. OF Hartford, OF.
Cash Assets $780, 600
NORTH AMERICAN Insurance 90. os
New York.
Cash Assets ...... ......-.... ........eSOO 600.
PHRNIX Ins. Co. OF Brooklyn NY.
Casn ABset 500 coo.
YOEKERS a N. YORK Fire ms. Co.
Cash {, o., 100000
ETNA LIFE ms. Co. or Hartford. Conn.
CaSh 81 q, 0OO, 900.
NEXSEN & BAKER, Agents,
10 MAIN STREET, Granville, Ind,
Ian3O dly
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IDgIeside Coal Mines
CHEAP FUEL.

PKSO FACTORIES wanting cheap fuel,
n we offer Slack &C the Mihes at one cent
per busnel; delivered, SIC; Hazel Coal at
the Mines four cents per Dushel: delivered
six cents. ut Coal, at the Mines, six
cents per bushel; delivered, eight cents.
For contracts on Clean Lump Coal
please apply to our office. We are pre-
pared to furnish a cleaner article than
ever before. JNO. INGLE, JR-, q SON.
apps 3m Proprietors.
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INC Healing POOl.

ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN, who
80 have fallen into vicious habits, and
now desire q higher life, and a bette
MANHOOD, with certain means of relief
for the afflicted. Sent in sealed letter en-
velopes, free of charge. Address, HOW
ARD ASSOCIATION, Box p, PHILADEL-
PHIA. PA. Eep29
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New York iInrkrfs

NoNpAr. Avg. 90 -FLoUR ASD MrAL-Westcrn
AMI STATE Tours were very dud and heavy. CSccptpc
shipping extras, which wert wanted at fun uficf- :
saes 'J tus A. IS So $500 Tor supcrrne $3.50 IS %
i.g tAWpuE eNtia- Nltu uussund and poor m lie
.AP-e @. s. i0sta.Js' toatSD for msdum 70 caoce
yAG,r Gn1 family Hpu o.. southern nours Quiet me.
dE .'L"ict y sue aud :agily urauds, s,G 81 shin.
-. So $50 Rye nJur SI5o@tt. Corn mc al
svNuRiEs-C ~ quiet and unchanged ;ul Hing W.
lAnu. l2c. Stir'~ o. lurueutiur. s1a nc AMI uuir
STRAINED r'-n sl,~tasiH and qu'ri. Petroleum MN
rr rttaed .lc crude iatc IN bclk, quiet. Nhs.
KY du nj ~ &C Iallos quiet, At ~ asSc FIRE ghts
tmct nith "a asked at t1e close tor wheat 10 Liver.
ionlty ttcaa
GRltN VI, q, 1uict AMI somewhat unsettled Gales
oNb lush ~ Ss0ic, icT Inferior TO fair SO spriag
Si&>Gt3 Tor amber wiuter, old aud lew, and $40
WAte Mlchsan kNc hrtni NesteI "a, gjc.lttl. Barley
NI taley mar IN better suppl IA boat load Of state
sod % Slt5. usts very FIRM. especially prIms new
which are not rirnty Ohio, sG.S1c. western 500 SIC
hlhcu AZ Np.Sic.; yellow ana white nominal
GNuCEEits -Co-ee n fair demand ara nrri Rio,
l1sl'1c gold. sales 49, bags. Moiasses aull and
nolIlnA Rce Was fairly active and steady; sale 200
n>S l'al-ooa ~ 49, c. 40 DO Pataa STc. bond
- fahsooA NJ S1@S>c; and 200 PAtin, G1c gold
Sugais-lt,w more active and frHi n good rem.
Ing, Hatsc; sN - ts) hhds ~ isstc flr Gu IA; ~.
EeNntd urn At 49, &C. Tor harlS.
lEpNi loN--fotk was mo icra'cy active sa.cs go
hhls ~ ~ ~2A TO- mess. and SeiEU Tor civ do.
Beef qui a. tl!f SO f1r vt an ant extra mess Cut
meats dNi Al q q. t.8aC. fHr smoked hans ami earc
t1r rcNel d. lrctsrd l-s . reg ular AT i2a lie for
leAEY AID Aght. Bacon ma nut quiet sales - uAs
a. nc iot oGs clear Lard ia Is active avid steady
tGec fos Western steam. Batter ana cheese sicai,
uGt uCt Active.
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FREE Run OTER IHE RIyER.

The F.ctt Tor the Congregational Nominn-
ton Ia the Filth New Jersey Diatrirt-
Tho meadows 60 hc Inundated with Gin.
Political Affairs IN New Jersey are becoming in
tefos,ing. IA the day approaches on which the
respective contestants for the Congressional notni
nation in the district COM oscd Of Hudson ana
Essex counties are to contest their motle In conyen
ton, the excitement becomes intensified II IL plain
that tho battle is to be fought principally In Hudson
the Essex delegation having already announced
their intention of supporting the Newark asprant
sheriff A. ". Reynolds. Cleveland however. Is
strong In Jersey City. wAcrc he reside ard IN
other rarts OF hudson county he stands vol Thprp
are, however. 'cw disREccted oner particularly ia
The Foutth Ward OF HohoSe1. where from .he ul a.
niEiiy OF sentiment IN favor OF I've Newark man, II
u thought that Larry kiernlu's Gc.tru!in. angel
may have made Witt
The friends otCIcvelandnre hard =, work in this
also sign VI a celestial visit having oeen paid Bar
c,s OF VII sSey Uiesr are IRISH wards ana isrri at
ulseount have been sent to the places Designated
ur POI iiHt tue primary meetings tom ut, N tue
uTopaNi''- are mat when tin.s ret fairly to worK
the "mesdoVs" will see Lively tunes.
Oh Judge Pope is making active rrcrar.'ions rnr
increased business tomorrow mornin., and saws:
Il will teach tGese ID politicians. when thcY
come before me, Tat tlry ar better than any.
body Clse. sal! not rne theu-that j. no punish.
-hhi ! i scrd them to the county jail"
The Convention reefs Thu day IN the Odd
Fellows Hall, HJboken. II is T. ousht tnst Cleye
land wi, get the nemination, although they tell
sohe hard stories VI liz course In C0n.rcss. lie
indiguahuy denies them all. plrtcuiNly tar In
which /, was asserted Tint hiS great speech on Noah
Davls's Naturalization hill was written bv n Bone
milan, pubsned In the Gi0;< BY Cleveland. and that
WAen the fDal vote was taken the bill he was
absent from tie House, although his name appears
On the onicial record uf tie call as voting steadily
AGAINST the measure. In short. the story ruus tuat
TIE mcmocr never opened us molih excess TO vote
and that ali his hne speeches were written by some
one else.
The contest VIII probably be hot one, but rs
Cleveland IL rich and afford to shell out victory
Viii most likely perch upoa his banner.
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THE BfLL AND EAT.
Nunfn Exhibition by the MutuaIs-yietory
for the Athletics.

Glorious weather and aprospect Of splendid
game were the int Elements which drew aoor, 1850
spectators to the Union Crourd. MiI!iamsbur-t
yesterday. The Athletics OF PHILADELPHIA, who
were beaten ABOUT fortnight ago in their owl city
Visited oOkyn yesterday IA order tn recover their
lost lHurcs. Although tie adni>' i'm f. VAS rals
" ~ cents, IT, c.ctnont attending on aud tie in.
terest taken ~ tins game were very goat. Pay
vas caci at o'clock. The AutuIs at the bat. The
game was close, Tut tedious and uuintt resting
tnroughout Tie batting on both sides wa mistra.
le-iic PnI'a't p'iaUs inakln- only nine nrst base
hits, ami the Aciu1ls thirteen. The game was Ger.
tanY lost through the had fielding Ot Nelson auI
Nthcld-the former makirg four errors. aud The
latter three In the list inning especially, HaiGtlI.
Instead Il heading Oh Reach at second D4se a. lie
could have done easily, sent the bail to l.. M!..s,
who mu Led IT,
On tie Athlete side the nsliing VS. better.
They de.crve ever! credit FOR their Wet r.. which
they won fairly. rde game vita one exception vas
umpired iairli, hut With too much leniency toward
the Iitcheis TIE NutuAis having lost ;his game
VIII ucccss'ts'e LoG.e-and-tone game. which VII
bc most interesting. II viii posi- bly, decide the
question Of tlc Championship Il toe MutuAs should
Via. Eegl-r dif nearly a. the tatunE FOR the Mutu
ais and by far the oest fielding, making tircq very
brilliant catches. SensendCrer FISHER. anil Ri.:.
cii0c did the beet work IN tie hcd for the Athletics
aud Malone aud Rcettei the lest at the bat. TAe
following is the score:
-. ISSiSos. isL ~. 81. Hh STU. c,h. 9Th s.a. VIA
kS,Sa, ;.'.... 3 3 : / III
mplre-Nr. !, liisnam, Of the Union.
Time OF game hOurs.
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TRU 9TH FROM A SPANISH OFFICER.
What the "OccHstouai Bullets" Of the
Cubans have Accompiishca-sJ, Spanish

What the "OccHstouni Bullets" OF the
Cubans have Accom- p,tshca-s51 Spa nish
Officers Cut on since the Oatbrcak Of the
Neyolutton-Thc Patriots Stronger than
Evcr-Discontent ia the tspnnish Aray.
The following letter from Spanish officer
serving against the patriots In Cuba is translated
from the S'yfGgio Ua;r.tsR Of Madrid, Of the 7th
inst II shows that what AIR. Azcar,tc calls "a
Misunderstanding between lis tountrymcn and
modern Spain is pretty serious ene The qcea-
siona bullets must have rniucl father hcavif1 D.,
Kill on i51 Spanish officers since the outbreak oi tie
" Misunderstanding
CAN'T or GUAinAEo, July III take the liberty 10
adort.s you IN lc hope that you viii insert In your
ably managed paper, an G isoic Of not unreqrcn;
occurrence In tnis kntil!a and one which may con.
vince dearly beloved Spnin OF the state we are
IN here. for are frmly etsunGcd that even thcrp
your eyes arc landagcd, az far as regards what ~
transpiting on this unfortunate island. While our
wortly CAPTAIN Ienersl was on tie eve ct singing
folio wing occurred:
-Four DAYS ;aso, any marines with their scouts,
commanded by u Ca tain OF tie regimen. Ordcn"
le.t Puerto Isncirc to forage halt league from H.,
citl. WI lie ~ occupied icy saw body 81 cavalry
carry lag Spanish IA. and Shouting Viva T. ma.
ma approaching by the road tlat ied 10 sho Halle
vi age Nncve they wer,. The CapJtta AMI two
nihcr officers were ~ surprised thyt they knew rot
wat to do, and while GJuJiing wtcthlr the new
comcrs Ntic friends or foes the lat err fen upou
them, cut tcm dow right and let, cu OF their re-
treat and but Tor tie CppCItuue arrival OF another
scouting parry. under command Of a .lJeutcuabt
nap,d CArilut, PROBABLY not enc would have been
lett HlN'. Tie enemy. on finding him. eli llnkcd,
ran away Us usual but ARR huving cui up our Ioof
i,i-Ws Ecrt iI-utu J.. - u was. two carts pnss.
| 81 through tie streets Ct TIC town that mcra'pt
| bcari"e 20 dead and u wounded TAe two tuylf
| tern 10. cts grC also allied.
IN "c city everything is CONSERVATION an dssns,;
our worthy lin Gc cal is COMP, ely hon.
pa. y, whom he ron,mbtrs that he las pro.
Ci'iacd iris nsurrcctiun ever, and 1t Is IN realty
stronger Vdn ever To know any tlirg about
wat the irsurrccion Il ia Cuba yca must be
erc. n the field, for PEOPLE t.at come here from
havana say that even ticn tie condition Of tho
i-aHd T. utterly uHSnoNn, not ono single reliable re-
{. ~ Nf Whist iu going on beng Published.
IN ius army tut discomfort Us very general. We
restct lJ'.ts cor lCic, ara We Lave u.'ic or nc
more NJ c,u"tu- 0 cur ldul.ics, and IN Cor what
10 'nusR tae ambition OF some hllf dozen sr.cu
la'ors. nee this ingu'rc-t,.n begin t51 officers
lave been kL,nI In N'slcs tue losses were ret 50
ht.Ny. lhaVc row lcrn If.,sn months in a., %
AMI i"ve been cIgA.cd Va rite as;Uns ana am he
!mc o. when l came iUt tlali. God / AZ we'll
amer having cOae throu IL SIC ". uv YER L |olcva
Is ~. to come ASStLNO GARCIA MORA
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NEW YORh HERALD CORPS or EURO
PEAN VAR CORRESPONDENrs.
Special Cattle Despsrchc- Daily, Giving the
most Reliable War News that Can be
Obtained on this Continent.

We have special correspondents moving with each
division OF the opposing forces OF France and Prussia
and news agencies in Tie principal capita, London,
Paris, BelIn, Madrid. Vienna, End F.orclce-so that
nothing OF an Important news character escapes our
ygilant representatives.
Our news agencies In the principal cities u Europe
ana our system OF travelling correspondents, have
been long ostabli'hcLa fact the readers OF HJdld
have doub, become ami ar WITH aud as our letters
from all parts Of the Eastern Hemisphere cor year
past have fully proven,
We do not pretend that our comments upon the war
or tina; oar opin!ous upon tho probable succes,s Of
either bclligereut in contemplated movements. come
10y the cable, our oaly aim is to give TO tho pu'c the
fullest the most reliable and tie most authentic record
OF facts as they occur IN the grad operations OF tue
contending armies.
The MO YORK DeRv He,dM will he furnihcd 70
subscribers At the rate OF a per month. The WesIlg
Herald will beseut by mail for s2 year,
j. G. BENNETT. Editor and Prophet or-Asr.
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Aolit,tal.
9UTUIlN,
9Th WARD EDWARD j. sHASDLEY

ASSOCIATIONS.
At meeting held at their rooms No. 100 cprins 81.
Monday evening. Aug. 90 Is7c, the following resoia.
tons were unanimously adopted:
Whereas The Eighth ward Edward J. shandicy IS.
sociahon have deemed II their duty 70 NEST for tho
pu-Pose OF rcss.ng their Views and also Tor moro
thorough organization, preparatory for the approach
Ing elections.
Re Reso'red, That cordially endorse the action
OF the leaders OF Tamuany Hall In thcr efforts 10 sus.
tain the dignity OF the party. and establish upon firm
basis the supremacy OF the PRINCIPLES OF Democracy.
Rssoired, Thai our thanks due to our d1tin.
Euishcd State Senator, the Hon. MICHAEL NORTON
for his wise Hrd patriotic in the state scuat,
and his able advocacy and devotion the n.cregs VI
the people.
Resolced. That az a fitting tribute to an hoac,, min
a worthy citizen. and upright Official. VIC do hereby
nominate as proper candidate for sheriff ofthe cay
and County OF New York At the election the Hon.
EDWARD J. STANDBY, and commend him 10 tae
intelligent voters OF this city a, gentleman every
way worthy of their sufrages and qua!ncd to MI THIS
high and Responsible position, and Calculated by his
nomination to give satisfaction to IN, people, harmon.
izo all dscordant elements and give sire 9Th to the
Democratic party.
hesOirei, That We pledge HIM our hearty and unI
yded support and that we arc organized TO present
undivided mont In his behalf and at the polls
al the coming election.
THOMAS KELLY PRECEDENT
S SGnN Mot Ky.x }vlcePresidents.
CHAs II. HASEISsoS, secy.
JONI II. STUART, Corresponding Secretary.
GEO. VAN WORST, Treasurer,
NJ MSattkffS' tserseants.atArns.
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Napoleon as Money GrHspcr What Led 10
the COup d. Fiat.


II is an interesting fact that the primary cause
" NapocOn's corp a'ifzt In 1851 was the refusal OF
France 20 pav him larger salT a. President If the
tieu Republic. Tie Constitution had Axcd his per.
sonal pay At six hundred ttousgnd francs per
annuu, and the Constituent Assembly. httIe before
IT. separation, had granted him credit OF six hun.
6red thousand lraucs mcrc Tor :. rsonal expenses.
Bat tbs anount-lver two hundred thousand dollars
did not correspond with the idcgs of the Pref.
duut. Who had cen improving every opportunity to
express LIS init1 IN the simplicity and efficacy Of
Democratic inst -u;ion-. Though the President 4
the North Am,rcan Republic received but as 90
annually. the Pr sidcnt OF the new Preach Reuubl c
turnei NJ his at eight times thct amount, and
tie Bonaplrie journals OF France constantly hlrpe
uuon the miserable sum"
Finally. whei some If the principal members Of
us cabinet refused to present TO the National As
-4nby plan Tor a Law giving the Prt.i!eu, Il rec
nj !iOa francs I'D iitlonai for "cutrcnt expenses.
Napoleon seems 70 have occn exasrcrated and tue
Parro,.Duturc Ministry was soon alter dismi'se' :.
Tie request TO have his salary Increased to $4,000
ticnal Assembly Icy majority uf orty-six on a vote
OF six hundred Md -iXty-two
But ,his did not stsisiy the Presidents demands.
He st.l cray,i anl demanded more, and li.t!c
later we lind air asking the Assembly to grant BIN
one million eigGt hundred thousand '.luc- addition
al, Cor anna pot-oaal ,xr-ases. Tai, ,uni. cqua.
t. about SHGJ OJi was ~ addlion to The ;siOOUJ 9
rrn y granted 10 Napoleon, ard would bring Is
salDiy up TO sl,2OpO, His requesi however, VS.
received vita dec ed fermentation, OF u. IvOr,
and i. was final! tabiol by a vote II 80 To 81.
From that irc The Preaiden, Gems TO have Gee.
GcI W ron tat wien ,'nA'd secure iur him
the royal maSninccGce ~ an Emperor. II succ-ei.
eI, anu ron il"t Uie Napu con las received ID
annual iucouIe OF 2 0N0QO rJuc-, or {5upLUN tat
j. sum ~ hcnir'd umes as great Iao salary Of
the President OF the United States.
In addition. tie inuefial family have M annual
allo nance OF Si5o OO1 and TIE free nee OF fifteen
palaces, The Graut MISTER Of The Euperor's 81 =
bles, tue Grand Ilurier aud TIE Grand Marshal OF
the Palace each receive $1,000 annually Tor those
ofices alonc Viii, the Latter gets in GddtiGn %
a. hsrsnal OF the ariny and St,p0J ~ senator Tor
life. Tic other two ret t5vO each ~ Major Gen
erals tnd e. o. as Senators Cach, II now looks as
II the FIench EmI error would Lave TO Tut up witt
uulc OF tue above income during the remainder {
bis days.