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New-York tribune., 1871-01-04

II gives us the supremest satisfaction TO
learn, as we do from the last number of The
Boston Courier, that in the next Massachusetts
General Court "the customary Democratic
"superiority in weight Of metal and brains
"will be as conspicuous this Winter as they
"were last" If weight Of metal" refers to
money (by a figure of speech, Of course, in
these papcr-cash days. why, perhaps, the boast
is not without foundation, for the Demo
"crltc" delegation is led by John Quincy
Adams jr., who has, in possession or expect
ancy, vastly moro money than usually falls to
the lot Of democrat who has never, like
so many of our own Opulent specimens, held
public purses in keeping. As for weight of
"brains,n the heads of these democrats
may be as heavy as ignam ritr, and made OF
it, for all we know. But admitting that these
Massachusetts democrats are Nandcrbilts
in purse and Edmund BmkGs in brains, it
seems odd that, in such a thrifty and highly
intelligent State, their influence should be 80
small that it is rather over-stated by marking
it at 0. They may be the salt, but if so, the
salt is not sayory. = The great problem Of legis-
latiOn in Massachusetts seems to bo the posi-
Uility OF short sessions. In regard to this, We
observe that Tho Boston Advertiser even now,
after great deal of talk about the matter, is
not hopeful. 1t appears that, heretofore, at
the opening of the sessions, members have
been full OF good resolutions of industry and
attention TO business but these soon went to
The hot place, where, according to Dr. John
sou, they are used for pavement. "There is
PROMISE says Tie AdcertiSer, "of short
session but let no false hopes be based upon
"that fact
New-York tribune., 1871-01-04

4 recent writer in Blacl1cooFs Aag0:iac makes q
icrco and most urjustfablo onslaught on the
QualSes. lie says: The lazy Quaker shirks mill
tary service and public duties and tries to escape
public burdens that lie may give himself mp TO case
and the accumulation OF wealth. lie throws on
other men Ill tho hard and dangerous work of the
world, &nd thryes at their expense isolating himself
from all seir interests, passions, fortunes and liv
ing only to lis own sect' No attempt is made to
sustain these statements by facts, for the reason
perhaps that the facts prove exactly the opposite
The activity of tho Quakers in such good works as
the abolition of Slavery and the civilization Of the
Indians in this country is sufficient 10 protect them
from wholesale abuse of this character. In England
the names OF SDrgo and Forster apostles of Anti
Slavery, of Lancaster and Allen as advocates of
educational progress of Elizabeth Fry as prison
reformer, and of Hodglkin and Fowler as laborcrs
for the protection Of aborigines in all parts of the
world, have passed into history while in the poti-
cal life OF tho present day this small sect s repre-
sented by eight members of Parliament and q Cab-
net Minister another Minister being an cx-Quaker.
The latest instance Of the public spirit and self
denying benevolence Of the Friends is adduced by
n correspondent of The london TINES, who was in
formed by the Secretayof the Friends War Victims
Committee that that Society, mp to December 8, had
received El6,&37 from the Quakers Of tho United
Kingdom. AS the whole body numbers only 1900
their voluntary offering in aid of the sufferers by
foreign war reaches the surprising sum Of s. per
bead for every man, woman, aud child.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-04

1t appears that the Hornet, which escaped
from an American port, is to be employed by
the Cubans as a blOckade-runner, not priva-
teer This indicates that the new Cuban leaders
in this country, whoever they may be, are
directing their efforts less to the destruction
of their encmy's power at sea than to the in
crease of their own ashore. The Cuban IN
surgents need arms and munitions Of war;
these blockade-runner can convey to them,
while a privateer could only damage the
Spanish commerce. Give them arms and am
munition and tho Cuban leaders viii find men
enough to expel the Spaniards.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-04
If ho wants TO fight. doesn't he Gghtf And If aha
wants to fight, why should MT she'

Col. Forney. in retiring from the editorial conduc,
of Tho Warrington Ckronicc TO devote himself ex.
clIsiyey to his paper in Philadelphis. The Prs,s.
takes leave Of Washington and introduces his sue
cossorwith equal and Characteristic cordiay To tho
new Editor. Mr.. John NJ Morris be ascribes the
Republican strength in South Carolina. OF bis own
twenty-five years Of nearly continuous editorial
labor in Washington no singles ont as his most CRATE
ful recollection bis share in the yindicaon Of tho
negro's claims to political rights, Of which no says:
"Belioying II TO be among the first OF All our duties
when the fires Of rebellion melted the chains Of the
10 make that slave freeman full and complete have
sutr1fnaed ail other things =, that deed OF smpcs,
justice and II there Is thing remember with pride.
- Is That hGped In my sphere to incorporate o LcaYe.
born franchises into the rreyersibe law VI the lard.
Yhe TRIALS OF the freedman not yet over. He Is s
the victim ~ party prejudice and social oppression. ne
CASTE which il tho growth ~ centuries still hangs kc
dark curtain before his future but have seen enough
to know that the hand tat holds the ballot In ths
try is strong enough IL all obstacles when Wind
ed by Intelligence and love OF home ana country That
which Inspires sercspcet IL also the incentive 10 self
culture, industry, and courage
New-York tribune., 1871-01-04
,Nelu3lolk Q1ilu Gribm,te.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 4. 1871.

Oar special dispatches from Pa,s announce that coal
ard wood are almost exhausted and the deaths average
n ary 700 daily - Tie French claim several successes
On the IO.c. = The I'russiaDs south Of Orleans
rcri' on Glen. == King William gave reception TO
Iit officers, ON EcWIc3r, Day, al Versailles The
aaIg.g Horact has landed cargo Of military stores in
Cro aoI his another cargo for the same destination
Cen rrlu: funeral took lace in Madrid yesterday
ITO STATE csi,laturc orgaa'zed yesterday, and the
Governor ur.scutcd his Annual Message. === The Pub
lr D.bt la rc. reduced two million dollars dur
Ing the past month. - Five negroes were killed and
feycrai Wltc men injured 10y TaiwGy accident in Ten
lct sce. . Tho furnaces Of tho Waterman Iron Com
Isi,, at Sharon Penn. have been burned - Tho
Jiils indians now at Fort sill threaten trouble unless
r.us AMI ammunition furnished them. =====A But
fll merchant Is charged with setting lis store OF fire.
The K,ucs County Republican General Committee has
e'aetsd sias B. Dutohcr President. Judge Beasley
ia, rendered preliminary decision III the Bergen Tut
r,l litir ,n . Tic RaInsay Erie suit IL up FOR
euIurut a, ,iu Gold, ll0J DO., iOs Thermometer,
Or, 30 %.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-04
QUE POOR Canals.

We print this morning the material state
mcnts and arguments contained in the Annual
Report Of the Hon. James A. Bell Auditor OF
the Canal Department, in which our taI-paying
readers will find food for reflection. They
will see therein the evidences of the financial
reform and honest State administration which
were promised by Gov. Hoffman az the
result of the Tweed-Sweeny triumph in
our State. Our Canals have, for ten years
past, yielded an average net revenue OF over
three millions per annum, which, by constitu-
tional provision, is pledged to the payment
Of the principal and interest OF the Canal
Debt. The Democratic RefOrmers, having
complete control Of the management OF the
Canals, have reduced that income from
its fair proportions TO $569,9A 81. This
grand success has been accomplished partly
by q reduction of tolls; but mainly by
the most cxtrayagant and reckless expondi-
turc in the form of repairs, to be found III tho
history of Canal management, not excepting
the rule Of the ozark lantern" party, which
had heretofore stood preeminent III the MS
management of our public works. For
instance: For ten years from 1850 to 1859
inclusive the average annual cost OF repairs
was $685., ,359 5j for the year 1870, under ex-
elusive Democratic control, the cost of re-
pars was increased 70 the enormous sun of
$1,767,1 12S.
Again, let us take the total receipts and ex-
penscs Of the Canals for the past four years,
aud see what an exhibit.the Reformcrs make:
New-York tribune., 1871-01-04
amusements, etc., CHS gpenins.

BooTns TmFArER-"Rip Van Winkle." Joseph
Jefferson.
FIl-rr- Avr>,-r TrrrArrR-Italian Opera: "Trova-
tore" Nme Gsy1an
GRAND OPERA House. Les Brigands.' Mile
Aimee.
Iry, FpwIN,s TurNTER.-"Kind to Fault" and
"aisiain"
NGBIos GApDEN.-"The Black Crook"
OLYMPIC THEATER.-At2 ? and s: "Wee Willie VIM
hs" G. l. For.
WAIIACK's THEKTER.-"War"
Nrw-YORK CIgCUs.-At "a and s: Cinderella"
Esut,irisu ,1erce scroaaic performances. &c j. Lent
SAN FRANCISCO MINSTRES, No. 5S5 Broadway.
sorss. dsreeS eccentric acts etc
SorprERs' AND SAILORS ORPHANS FAIR Armory
sf7,S Resmcat
Wcoa's MUSEUM AND MENAGFRIE.-At 9: " True
70 THE Forty Tn lydia Thompson Troupe
New-York tribune., 1871-01-04

Cen Won Moltke has been heretofore so
truthful in his statements that one is disposed
to doubt the story that he sent Gen. Trochu
word that the French Army of the North had
been annihlated. Such a fact does not yet
appear on the contrary, though much shat
tered by the conflict with Manteuffel. Gen.
Faidherbes army has again resumed the often
sive-nOt vigorously, it is true, but with such
evidences of strength as " annihilated armies
do not usually show.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-04
ppANfATYC NOTES.

"This distracted Globe"-quoted from Han.
Let's suggested by ErGy Saturday a' suitable motto
for the Globe Theater' boston
"Guv AIonneringn will be brought outs tho
Boston MnsaIu next Thursday, with William warner 1s
DoajnfS Srnpson Fletcher at the Globe continues
TO act in "Biack qua white Mr. Walter Nonisom'y
Ei,iG LSu and last night O!heIo.Ibe B0st1h Gdene
saws that Mr. W. r.. Floyd will join the Globe I.a'er on
the 18th az January stage manager ana lultho i'
Miss GsoIgana Reinolds, sister OF Miss Kate Reign
ulds, has been engaged Tor the part ofJW'G
The company Of the IIolday-st. Theater OF
Baltimore held a. matchmaking on Ncw'lcars E,V. &
capital supper and several Odtashioned dances AZ & ,o
first stroke Of II all stood in silence, MnIIe h.'V
posed for the purpose wlt SUM 10y tn1 a,o
that 500 had been subscribed by the company -. ~
purpose Of presenting to the Christian ll'lo. It p
htile chttreh around he corner, IN NeT-l0E inc nc hV
Mr. Houghton, copy OF the Bible, illustrated - ~ ~
in appreciation OF his kindly Offices M !ne Inuei VI -,
ceased actors particularly the late venerable e,go
Holland, comedian This present goes 20 lts Ne'ut'& -
this week. The theater where hlc generatl tlos Oh ~
family appeared ON it, stage ro5ohoes the senlcn ~
Joseph Jefferson III giving Az honor 70 "0' "''
church srohnd The corner
New-Year's Eve mt Booths Theater wa,
marked bya very interesting Incident Az tn9 ,ra,.
ager Of the theator, Nh D. W Waller waited up'h ,
business manager, MI J. Ill. Magongle and pSs.,1 "a
linn with beautiful silver vas,,suably nscfiD' d-s
Testimonial OF respect and friendship the heads
OF departments in the theater, the d00ik'VISN' NJ
clerks &c. The presentation speech, made y A'; vi" Va
Ter, expressed tie cordial esteem IN WblCh nc ~ u"
scrvodly held. Mr.. Waller said -,
Mr.. MAGoSGLE-Dsdr Sir: have been relueste1 "
some few of your frieudsthc attaches of Boon 20
ter-to Ne the vehicle 10 convey % yon thi' uliiS
monia as slight mark OF the respect and esteem W
You hold ia their heartsnstho courteous Srni etu
nh the estimablc bueiness-mansgcr ~ boolh
Long may you preside over Us, in that honos'n1 -,
u"n-whlch iou So nohy MI Let un beg 70 te.. ~ '
mat YOU have the cordial wishes az one ana ~ lo &
m'uro welfare a.d happnes.; and they pray lv't ~
cepiHrcc of THIS slight gft, AMI, ai The same Nn'
You and |uui dear family 'cry, 'v'y uA'r' '"
New-York tribune., 1871-01-04

The Democrats in the House at Albany did
not hesitate yesterday to complete tho fraud
by which Mr. Twombly was robbed of his seat.
OF course 10 one suspected that they would
let their consciences vex them into indecIslOn.
If tho rascality had not been boldly and
promptly committed the Assembly would have
stood a tic on joint ballot, and this would
never have suited the Democratic plunderers.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-04

It needed not the assurance which King
William gave his visitors on New-Years Day
in a set, brief speech, which reads very much
as if it had u covert meaning for distant and
royal ears, TO convince us that be means to
have Paris before he signs any treaty OF peace
Such declaration, however, cannot but have
its effect on the other Powers of Europe, and
doubtless it was for their benefit that 1t was
11fi ihrnl
New-York tribune., 1871-01-04

We shall probably know nothing really
Trustworthy regarding the condition of Paris
until after its fall so conflicting are the re-
ports coming thence. Our special dispatches
to December 81 state positively that there is
bread enough for two months, but nothing Is
said in regard to other kinds of food.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-04

Pine way n which good stiff female thcoloeian
without morscl Of logic. sticks TO her notions is
marvel Of uDquestoning fifth. Various are the
grounds OF divorce in this mUch-dyorcing age but
what does the reader think Of lady in Ohio who
demands TO he separated from her husband becaUss
" ho does not believe in the damnation Of stl-born
infantsr Well we do not know that tho good
woman is singular in her view OF the matter-tioe.
she differ in this respect from most Of the theoo-
gians Of certain churches,
New-York tribune., 1871-01-04

us. They havc made little progress IN agri-
culture because there was little inducement for
them to till fields which they were not sure of
rcaping. They now talk of resuming the war
trail-a decision which, however deplorable,
cannot be called exactly unnatural.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-04
Democracy.

The legislation necessary TO the annexation
of WCstchestcJ % Newly ork has already been
begun in the nate, and in such haste as op-
ponents of the measure will doubtless think
Suspicious. 1t is not unlikely that those who
have the management of the bill, and who run
tie City and State, Governments in their own
interests and those Of TanmaDy, have big
iobsr in this scheme; nevertheless some
addition to the city ought TO be made.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-04

1t seems that the New-fOrk News Company, un
der some legal preceding or threat of one, ha,
abandoned tho sale of the pamphlet "The Bier
Bit" whereof we made use yesterday a. n text FOR
some remarks the real character Of what is called
Independent journalism Perhaps it would be
better 10 reply TO this pamphlet than 20 attempt 70
suppress it. An advertisement elsewhere shows this
last to DO already failure.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-04
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New-York tribune., 1871-01-04

II will surprise no one who knows anything
of ,be Indian character to learn that the
Ei,wa, Apache, and Cheyenne tribes who were
4o,cjbIy removed to the Indian Territory in
1851 arc very much disahccted toward tho
C,veument. In the first place, they were
taken from reservations secured to them ny
treaty, and settled without authority on teri
l,ry Which belonged neither TO them nor 10
New-York tribune., 1871-01-04
Business Nolicss.
TIE GREAT FIRE AT RICHMOND.
HERRING's SAFES IN THE SPoTswOoD.
S295OO IN CURRUNCY,

TIE GREAT FIRE AT RICHMOND.
HERRING's SAFES IN THE SroTswooD.
S23.50O IN CURRENCY,
sxs Books PArKAs SILVER yALUABLxs SPoTs
HoTEI, ADAss SOUTHERN ENFREss
CoxrASI n SAVED IlERRiNGs saYxs
j. c. BABCoCXs LETTER.
ADAMS RxrksS Cox,lr,}
20 BROADWAY NEw-YORx. Dec. 81 1870. s
Nss HRRRtSG, SsERNAS; Our Agent at Richmond
", through tonight drying snd firing the ffom
the Of the SAFE s9S53O in bills recovered
Herring Safe and good osrtsiu." Yours truly
J. c. BABoocx Treasurer.
J. =. GIBSoN's LETTER.
oYyIoS oy SOUTHERN BxIEsss CosriSr.
HSrsrso, PnHEu stErsAN Ner-loTk-ors1s' Tho
Nv as. Of your which had the morning OF the
25A inst Il the sasror which DESTROYED the Spowoo Hotel and
ssag block Of bGig in vb:h oe was in the 'en'er have
given full .spi served prevent tie destruction oson S'Vo
carea tb ,nie psp sni books neosed therein O''ng
d, the i,rcer con Of The standing wsI impossible for
The Safe until nearly 81 hours after the te The
irs OPEN End found above We opened
small Safe vida mii results In consideration Of tie foregoing
fcs pleased add this testimony and nAorement to tie well
esu.d r, ualou of Fre.Pocf Safes. Respectfully
T. GBsoN. Asst supt ior Ad iHs Southern HS. Co
Richmond Va Dec. %, 1870
CRADDoCK & ptEKER's LETTER.
pcasoND Dr1gc11vs AGENcr RICHMOND, Va. Dee u 1870
Ne.sr HERRING RAsEgL SnERNsS-DEtE sRs: Please
adng you ne manner DO but being at Ne" Yorker
liberty. We called upon 10 the safe OF the late
spotsvoi Hotel b. had been in the Ere for twenty
We opened the IuiT' BY cutting through b' bottom
~ sege sid Uui uoreF, sverware, &ca very large
K. you b. this mail paper Yours, respectfully
CRAppoCK PAEKgRL
IETTER FROM g. NJ. sUBLIrT cog
Pr9yrit 0rs Of the Spo.s.ooa
HIcHAOSD Va Dec 29 1870.
- ifNG. F,RREr SHSEsAS-GsNrs: On the morning
~ ne have hotel burned with
erough to have Of lerrngs
Champion which f into the cellar burning
of ~ abd t-ied ell to eItcate IT, bui
fuu impossible OF The bricks mortar and burning Rubbish
hing thereon H. employed mechanic and cut it open
surprise fOsnd tie contents
0as y5ust papers money aud lverwsIo oil good
ycur Heruag wouli have lost
shps J. NJ sUBLiTr Co.
UgRRTNG's PATENT CHAMPION SAFES,
Tia N,sT RaIAHLH PRoTFcrIoN FIRE KNOWN
umkING's NEW PATENT CHAMPION BANKERS SAFE,
TnS BET PROTECTION BURGLARS Toos E1rANr
HfUgISd, FARREL & SHERAAN,
25l Broadway, MurTaySt, NoS-YOrh
FARREL, HERRING & Co., Philadelphia.
HEGRING, FARREL Co, Chicago
HERRrNG, FAEErL SHERMAN, New Orleans
EUREKA MINERAL WATER, Saratoga Springs,
fup,c ches Ia Dyspepsia sn Diseases Of Liver AMI kdneyL
IL Lew A.eni IIuisou RIVE. RAILROAD Depot VrcksL
MARBLE MAETEIS, MONUMENTS, FLOOR
Trf,G EcrNRy MaunhcUo and Importer, varcrous,
Ste N MAbe WORKS III l& l2S t4st Z1lst
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LIMBS.
co Brosdvhy ~ lea Chestnu;$t Pia u Green ST. bosos
New-York tribune., 1871-01-04
Iron IN 1870.

Mr.. Edward Samuel, Iron Commission Mcr-
chant, Philadelphia. publishes u "Trado Re-
"view," in which he gives the average (cur-
rency) price Of No. Pig Iron in that city for
the several months of 1869 and 1870 respect-
iyelv As follows
New-York tribune., 1871-01-04

The division OF the Republican party in Mis-
somi having been utterly wantOn and unpro-
vokcd, thc country will hail with delight tho
prospect to which Missouri dispatches
now give some color Of prOba-
ability that in the election for Senator we
sLall have again union of the two wings,
and consequent confusion TO the late exuitant
DlmncrncY.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-04
$2,ss2,T72 S.

S2,S62,Ti2 So s5t9,9Ih Vi
The total amount Of tho Canal Debt is
$11 ,9C6,5SO, and of tho Sinking Funds
S21i9,S84, leaving the amount of the Debt,
after applying all the Sinking Funds, $0,s1G,695,
which is S464,930 more han it was ut the close
Of last year, including the Sinking Funds
applicable to it. This comes from the fact
that the surplus revenues this year are III
sufficient to meet the requirements under the
Constitution and, of course, unless tho rev.
enue, arc increased, O direct tax will be re-
qured to pay the interest of the Canal
bonds, or the State will go to bankruptcy. In
addition to the Canal Debt proper, the Canal
revenues arc chargeabe with portion Of the
General Fund Debt, amounting TO S},o31,C5O;
so that the Canal Debt is in fact Sl4,9T,650
recurring for annual interest, estimating tho
gold premium at 10 per cent, 81 ,020,G1.
Tie Auditors criticism upon the Inisrnanago-
mcnt Of the Canals, Willie it is diSniiicd and
forciblc, Is also SHARP, especially upon tho sub
jcct Of the pretended repeal of tho Contract
System by the Legislature Of 1870, which left
it optiOnal with those who had satisfactory
contracts to fulfill them or not. The ten gections
of the Canal surrendered by contractors and put
under the control of Superintendent. cost for
repairs EisJ year coDJ,lOti anu lilltlCl tic uth
Canal policy SSOO,JG3 for six months, or about
six tinles as much as under the Contract
System. This il Democratic economy, we
suppose, and also honest administration.
The Auditor protests not only against
this wasteful expenditure, but also
against the policy Of reduced tolls as
unwise, hostile to the spirit Of tho COnstitu-
ton, and unjust 70 our creditors to whom the
Canal revenues wcro sacreily pledged
for the payment of money borrowed TO
build and enlarge them. Tho surplus
Tevcnues for the past year wero
$4jO,697 less than the amount required
to pay the interest on the Canal Debt; and yet
the constitutional charge upon the Canal rev.
enue amounts TO s3,8lOCOO o year, while there
is over S11,OOO,0OO Of debt falling due within
the next six years. Mr. Bell deserves and will
receive the thanks Of the people for his expos
urc Of and manly protest against the dcSruc-
tive policy and dishonest practices of our Tam
many rulers.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-04

Tho decrease Of the National Debt during
December was $2,24O,70O 90. This is less than
for any month during the present Administra-
ton; but no other country in the world is
paving it, liabilities at even this rate.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-04
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rocrDs at O'Clock, in wropp,rs for mailing PTico
o-ut8
New-York tribune., 1871-01-04

The average reduction in price is s. 81
per tun, or over ~ per cent.
He estimates the total product of 1870 at
100000 tnns of 1000 poImds each ns fnllnms.
Semi-weekly Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1871-1872, 1871-12-24
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WIT II OUT EXPENSE,
Refund the Money.
We have sent out over Nve Thousand of
these Watches upon these conditions, and
have only been asked to refund the money
in three cases, and not one of these was
on account of dissatisfaction with the
Watch, but because the parties needed
the money more.
We HAVE NO AGENTS, AND DUB PRICES
ARE THE SAME TO ALL. A RESIDENT OF
ORrooN Oh TEXAS CAN BUY A WATCH FROM
us AND IT WILL COST HIN NO MORE THAN IF
he LIVED IN New YORK. AL his Is
EXPLAINED IN THE PRICE LIST.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
WE DO NOT SELL
Waltham Watches in any Imitation, Gilt,
Plated, Oride, Filled Cases whatever (these
are all other names for Brass or German
Silver). The waltham Watch is worthy
of solid Gold or Silver Case, and we do
not propose to sell it in any other.
LET EVERY ONE SEND FOB 4 PRICE LIST.
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