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New-York tribune., 1871-06-19
GENERAL PRESS DIsPATCB.I

No instruction has been received from the Treasury
department relstvet to the collection Of the tax due Dy
the NewYork Central Railroad. The matter Is delayed
rev days in order TO receive the decision OF the Com
pany acknowledging the debt In accordance with the
decision OF the law officers OF the Government In ease
no sucn acknowledgement Is made, the collector VIII Do
nstructe1 70 proceed with the collection Of the tax
Wnen the Dill providing pensions for the surviving
soldiers and sailors Of the OF 1917 under e0nsd
eration last winter Its passage supported by an
argument that only few thousand veterans survived 20
claim Its benefits. IL now appears from the records Of
the business Of the Pension Bureau that the number
greatly underestimated. The number OF applications
for pensions under the act up to the present time e1
ceeds 26,000 and the average number OF
ceiyed daily is 49, About 20 per cent OF the cases adj
Indicated are rejected. Estimating from the above
data the total number Of admissions to pensions on the
lures for payments 10 these pensioners at the rate Of
eight aoarS Pef ~ "a from February ~ lsll viii then
available for this purpose amount 70 ei7lO0Oj.
william Peterson aged So, was found YESTERDAY even.
ing In the Smithsonian Institution grounds, apparently
diving with vial labeled "laudanum lying near him.
When aroused from his stupor he said he always took
narcotics when ending a spree. He was taken TO ire
Central GuardHouse for treatment and died during the
night He the owner and occupant OF the house on
Tenthst, nearly opposite to Ford's Theater, to which
President Lincoln conveyed after his ASSASSINATION
and where he died.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-19
FATHER HYACINTHE ON THE COMMUNE.

Father Hyacinthe, in letter. dated the 2yth
u,timo from Rome TO the Paris GdutOS, acknowledges
the svmpathy expressed by the Italian Government for
France and desires that the ties uniting France and Italy
sboId he drawn closer He also advises union OF the
atJn races I'm view OF the menacng prep0nderance OF
the German and Sclave Father Hyacnthe sees IN
the acts OF the Commune The fearful results OF the
IT, ~ cod by the people. The Commune has been the
Recommendation OF social atheism, and he cites the words
OF Mr Gladstone that the 1sh century Is tne age Oh he
,.orLtpg-fnen. second empire was much occupied
with the social question, but too much IN the spirit OF
solve the question by the dissemination or popular edu
cation and by the abolition Of the prolonged cebaey or
the soldiers and the legal prostitution OF women The
fburch has also failed in ts mission and has been pre-
occupied with dogmac questions, forgetting its true
iss{on of ewing counsel and instruction. In view OF
Paris in ashes Father Hyacinthe says Is the work
of people who have God. II Is the WORK OF those
who say it is impossible TO believe IN HIN Ut u o'e
New-York tribune., 1871-06-19
TEIEGRAPHIC NOTES.

Adyices from Central Arizona report fresh dis
eoyeries OF gold and silver deposits
There was quite brilliant display of aurora
borealis at Washington sst evening
Rupby & Green's saw mill at Mouistown, Ind,
va, burned on Friday. Joss, sJ'0n
The Apaches recently made raid within sight
Of the m Of Prescott AhIona and Of nearly zoo head Of cattle and
hlled several men
The Chief of Police of st. Louis, having sue
h+e,kne nm the faro ban he
t,i tieI mu,t close within speeihed time.
The entire block of buildings, including the
K,n, House ard Jail burned Cordon Indiana
prisv nighL Los s1,ooeS Insurance., $500.
For the past two months the Department Of
s h, 81 passports day them ~ Ger
MAJ" s1 lew 10 Pr returning TO their respective counne
Cen. Gregg, commanding the District of New
u.s wth the utmostsygor the
N,is sy captured wh engaged illegal ane with the Indians
on the TEXAS border
The Committee on the Regatta in Buffalo on
the 1h Of Juy determined four eaei ne' 10 ~
be ESQ tls3 and kN3i seoeud
rss eI BIS and so sp " be nsse bsss tie stb VI
luz
New-York tribune., 1871-06-19

NEw-YORK, MONDAY, JUNE 10. 1871.

he should raise q rebellion. But the Ameer
was too strong for him. With undaunted perse'
yerance and suffering much misery, Yakoob KHAN wan
dered about in Persia Bakh, and seeking anu
or at least temporary asylum. What foreign ASSIST
ance any, he succeeded in obtaining we do not yet
know, but certain that nrgues In and about the
prepared the way well for another war against Ihe
Ameer without difficulty he has occupied that city
The Ameers soldiers expecting him. at once )onea as
standard and the Governor of the city fed IL Is need
ieps for us 10 point out the strategcal Importance OF
Herat Its opens the road TO Candahar anu
II not at all certain that the troops there win DC more
shere Ali is said TO be making extensive preparations,
but ia notorious that he is not popular with DIS uoopA
chiefly because he does not pay them regularly"
New-York tribune., 1871-06-19
Ev,NGEIIcAL LUTHERAN SYNOD.

DAYTON, Ohio, June 15.-The General Synod
of the Evangelical Lutheran Church OF the United States
has lust closed it in this city This body pre
sents the more liberal Anerieanzed portion o. the
church. and has correspondence and fellowship with
other Evangelical denominations. II has under s inris
Jicton 81 Isrict SynOd Tj congregations and about
1oo no communicants. Many, both OF the friends and
foes Of the synod had anticipated rupture between
~ rdieol and conservative elements OF the church.
The meeting, however, was one OF the most harmonious
ever held 1he missionary cause received large share
a, ateuton this church having peculiarly large field
~ labor in immense German and Scandinavian pOpu
Iaton that immigrates 10 this country plan OF sys
tematic benehcence was adopted by which all the
churches would be enabled 10 give more regularly and
largely 10 the mission cause.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-19
PRICE FOUR CENTS.
,rpora sea OF the hank the resolution Of action OF the

corporate seal OF the bank the resolution OF action OF the
stockholders 10 the Controller OF the Currency.
T. Notice OF the proposed removal should be pubsbed
not less than four consecutive weeks in newspaper pun
hed In the place where the bank Is situated, and IN
newspaper published in NewYork City.
s. Upon removal list Of stockholders oaths Of direc
tors and certificate OF election appointment OF ONCE
should be filed in the Office Of the Controller Of the Cur
rency.
The Controller Of the Currency received on Saturday
letter from the bookkeepor Of bank, who desired to
know how much the outstanding circulation OF his Dana
New-York tribune., 1871-06-19
AFGHANISTAN.

CoNFIRMATI on OF YAKooB KHANs VICTORY.
BOMBAY, saturday, June IT, 1871.
The report that YakOob Khan has captured
Herat an important town in Aghanstan, Is confirmed
Concerning the captor, The bombay Gazette says:
"Aghanistan is becoming interesting. much more
serious event than the rising Of few khyber chiefs has
occurred our readers are familiar with the name OF
YakoOb Khan, "A son OF the Ameer shere ALL, ana a
clever and experienced soldier though but young man.
When the Ameer won back his throne few years ago.
much OF the credit OF his victories due 10 fakoob
Khan IL natural that the young srdar should feel
ind gnan he did, when his father chose the chid Alb
do0la Jan, ~ DC his heir, and natural also, III
the ordinary course VI Afghan poLtcs. that
New-York tribune., 1871-06-19
CHINA.

EXCITEMENT AT HONG KONG OVER THE COREAN
FIGHT.
HoSG KONG, June IS, 1871.
The news of the fight between the American
expedition and the COreans causes much excitement
among foreigners here. Dispatches from Washington
anxiousy looked for is expected that Admiral
Rogers will continue hostile operations unless he
ceves orders TO the contrary.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-19
CUBA.
SURRENDER OF GEN. MARMoL.

SURRENDER OF GEN. MAJfMOL'
HAVANA, June 1s.--The Cuban Gen. Eduardo
Marol Who at the beginning of the revolution raised
band OF 400 negroes in the Jurisdiction OF Guantanamo
recently offered to surrender to Gen. Paanca at Santiago
de Cuba Gen Paanea refused TO accept his surrender
unless Marmol brought certain number OF insurgents
with him. which the Spanish Government demands as
condition for the pardon OF officer Of his rank Mar
mol thereupon went to Cego de Ayila accompanied Dy
friend and surrendered 10 the Spanish commander AS
he came without the prescribed number OF men, he VIII
probably be shot.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-19
GERMANY.

THE EMPERoR's TOAST AT COURT DINNER.
BERLIN, Saturday, June II, 1871
A grand Court dinner was given at the Impe-
rial Palace to-day, at which 700 guests present.
The Emperor william proposed toast eulogizing and
thanking the people of United Germany and their Mon
archs and Princes for their support given to the army
an himself during the against France.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-19
AUSTRIA.
AUsTRIA's PEACE POLICY.

VIENNA, June 1s. 1871.
In the Hungarian Delegation, last week, the
subcommittee, 20 whom the subject was referred,
agreed to recommend vote OF confidence in the Gov
ernments policy Of peace. Prime Minister Won Beust
addressing the Committee said that the Government did
not harbor any designs against Germany. Austria still
kept representatives the courts of the South Ger
sovereigns but Prussias DESIRE He also stated
that the Austrian ambassador still remained at Rome,
with the consent of the Italian Government.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-19
MUTINY ON MR.. LoRILLARD's YACHT.

Mr.. Lorillard's American yacht Enchantress
is at southampton. Eight Of her crew have been ar
rested for muny and OF them has been committed
to prison ON the charge of stabbing au officer.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-19
SPAIN.

RESIGNATION OF MINISTER MoRET.
MADRID June 49, 1871
Minister MOret has rendered his resignation
to the King There slight disturbances during the
celebration Of the Popes jubilee.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-19
ITALY.

THE CONSCRIPTIoN IN THE ROMAN PROVINCES.
FLORENCE. Saturday, June II, 1871
The result of the first levy for the Italian
army in the Roman provinces is satisfactory King Vie
tor Emanuel first going to Naples and his return
he will visit Rome.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-19

DUBLIN June 10, 1911.
A gang of men, supposed to be Fenians
broke into the militia armory at Mallow on Saturday
night and carried of rifles sentinel fred upon the
men they leaving, but all escaped Some of the
discovered this morning in neighboring
field. Five persons have been arrested suspicion.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-19
WASHINGTON.

THE M'GARRAHAN CLAIM AGAIN RECORDED IN
THE LAND OFFICE-BLACKMAILING OPERA
TIONs IN PATENT EXTENSIONS THE NORTH
CAROLINA KU-KLUx TO BE BROUGHT TO
JrcTICE
New-York tribune., 1871-06-19
IRELAND.

\ MILITIA ARMoRY BROKEN INTO BY SUPPOSED
FENIANS.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-19
G.. L. VALLANDIGHAM'
HIS WOUND RESULTS FATALLY

DETAILS or THE ACC1DENT-Affihn1vlsis,oN OF
DENTS - THE FUNERAL - EAfNh'N'
syMpATHY AND SORROW. .
New-York tribune., 1871-06-19

PLACARDs AGAIN POSTED IN
PARIS-THE INCENDIARIEs DENOUNCED BY
THE INTERNATIONAL sOCIETY-M. FAvRE
DEFENDING THE ACTION OF THE PR0VIS-
IONAL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SAID TO BE
New-York tribune., 1871-06-19

CONGRESS ADJOURNED-AN EXCITING POLITICAL
CoNTEsT-A GENERAL REVOLUTION APPRE-
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HttItts " VIZ VtsV
Blood Purifiers

essdH gou. The best men in The country recon-.
mend them. " years Of honest repatdtton 90 for
anything yoa mast try these preparations.
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The oldest stove probably
in the United States is the on, I,
which warns the Capitol of
Richmond in Virginia. 1t was
made in England ia 1870, anG
warmed the House of Burgess
ses for sixty years before it was
removed to its present loc "a
tion, where it has been for
thirty years 1t has survived
three British monarchs, has
been cotemporaneous with
four kingly monarchies, two
republics and two imperisil
governments in France. The,
great American republic ha 9
been torn by internal strif e,
the breach partly healed an 4
still the old stove remains the
same, unmovel in the midst of
all.
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MACARTHUR, OHIO, JANUARY 10, 1871.
THE DRAMsELLER. FII Ii fs.''a'

AA<
I saw him pour into the glass,
The drink he had to sell:
A poor man drank it, and alas!
His home was made hell.
The .flreside hearth that once was
With spirits blithe and gay.
Was turned into the darkest night
Without one cheering ray.
That manly form, whose coming feet
At sunset of the day,
His happy children ran to greet,
Leaving their childish play.
Into demon now Is changed.
From which his children fly.
The fathers heart Is now estranged
From his own progeny.
thigh
That heart, once filled with hopes SO
Upon her bridal day,
Now sits alone, TO weep and sigh
Ger prospects In decay.
hcI hNsbduu, OuCc VI HODle SOUL,
To drink is made a slave:
Besotted, under its control,
He'll fill a drunkard's grave
And yet, the hand that sold tire drink,
Eagerly seized tire dime:
Nor stopped moment once to think,
1t was the price of crime.
What cared he II his fiendish trade
Made children cry for bread,
And mothers, broken hearted, laid
Early among the dead?
But heaven marked that horrid deed,
Yes, heaven marked it well;
For such life will surely lead
Into the lowest hell. J.D.
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USE
HELM RolD'S
Fluid Extract BuChu.

Sold BY Draagisis eye,yxkere.
Price Sf..S5 per Bottle, or g Bofifes
for SO. so. Deiiyered 10 any address.'
zescri6e srmrYsnss is at communities
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-01-19

ADELAIDE PHILLIPS the ep lis
nent SINGER attended nlu.
sical party where the anna,
teurs led off with most dificult
selections from the operas;
but the great opera singer i'm.
ply seated herself at the pi ano
and sang "Kathleen Mavor-
neen" with such thrilling
sweetness that the young Irish
girl who was setting the sup.
per table In the next room for.
got all her plates and tea.
spoons, threw herself into a
chair, put her apron ever her
face and sobbed asif her heart
would break. 80
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ADVERTISING TERMS.

DuI conferred tnem upon mau'
When his beloved Son came to
fill his mission upon earth, he
choose not his disciples from
the ranks of womanhood, not
that he wished to establish the
fact that man was superior to
woman In mental capacities.
He, their Creator, knew whose
organization was capable of the
greater physical endurance
that was necessary to the care
Sying out of his plans.
To woman he assigned the
more spiritual, and refined pe~
sition. She was 10 be the aid
and counsellor of man, and by
keeping aloof from the cess.
pool of vice, and the contain
ination of the political world.
She was to be the guardian of
purity and go :dness, to give
life TO all the noble, gentle vir-
tues, which are necessary to
the we'll being of a natien.--
Just in proportion as she faith
fully discharges her duties
will the nation flourish in all
that is good and noble.
All! methinks woman shoeld
look we'll before she gives up
the sacred position, which she
occupies, Cor one aatried and
deeply il tricate, abounding
with the shoals and quick
sands on which are wrecked so
many of Americas bright men.
Let her not deceive herself,
that when her vessel once sets
sail that she will be enabled
by superior strength, to sue
cessfully resist the temptation.
And where will her bark glide?
Will she be enabled to avoid the
whirlpool of destruction, and
keep aloft the banners Of purity,
truth and all the graces of fem
inine loneliness, or will, she
find herself far out in the temE
pests, her banner sullied, and
her vessel standing on the rock
of demorilzalionl
When human efforts can
cause the majestic orb Of day
to change places with the mild,
and gentle Luna, gem of the
starry realms, then, and not ill
then, can woman fill the course
that God marked out for man .
| Let her beware how her ambi :
| ton seeks to revoke a deere, ,
bearing the signet OF the al =
mighty, or to wrest the laurel
from the brows OF those whom
Jehovah has honored with his
similitudeS for in SO doing
she is detacing the landmarkI
planted by the great 1 Am
and reproduced, approved, ant
nourished by his beloved Son
| BERNICE.
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Hollands German Bitters
Hoonand'S German Tonic

Is a combination or all Me ingredIents of ths
Bittcrs, acith PURE Santa Cru; Rum, Orange, etc.
II is used for he same diseases as the Bitters, in
cases phere some pure alcoholic stimulus 70 re-
quired You toiH bear in mind that these rene
dies are entirely different from any others
advertised for ne cure Of ae diseases named,
sxtracis ,Cbile The Others are mere dec0cti0ns Of
run, in some form. The TONIC is decidedly ons
of The most pleasant and agreeable remedies euer
offered TO he public. Hs taste IS erquisite. H =
q pleasure 10 take Il, while is Rfe,girfng erhtl.
srating and medicinal qualities haze caused y
X k,tolDH a. Hg greatest Of all tolicS.
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For the Record.
WOMAN'S RIGHTS.

"OmAN . hlOhISs
AS this subject is receiving
considerable attention at pres,
ent and will doubtless exert a
great influence over the desd.
ny of Americas future, it is
our duty to consider calmly
and nationally the designs Of
this proposed reformation, that
when called upon 10 act on
this great question, we may de.
eide with wisdom and prudence
for the greatest good of both
the present and future genera~
ton. We must lay aside all
arguments appealing to the
passions as mere artilice on the
part of the reformers to en-
snare the careless and unre.
flecting. Of this class of ap'
peals that strikes us as most
prominent is the term "eXtrav.
agant dolls" so commonly used
by the advocates of this sys.
tenn, which goes directly to the
gentleman's purse, and will
find a response in every Sordid
mans heart and be sufficient
reason for plunglng headlong
into the net spread before them.
Poor infatuated souls ! they
will find the silken net in which
they were so eager to rush
transformed into hateful iron
bands whose chafings are in.
tolerable, and the well stored
purse robbed of its glittering
treasures, nought aiming
save the empty toy to lemind
them of their former prosperity.
This epithet is a base scandal
on the masses of the gentler
sex. That there exists a class
of females to whom this term
may justly apply, we admit.
But grant this assertion true,
who made them "extravagant
dolls?" Not the laws of our
country which are in the hands
of the opposite sex, and surely
not fathers, husbands, brothers,
or lovers; all these have a deep
interest In this matter, and
would not commit an act that
would curtail their own pros
perlty. AS there are no exist
ing laws to oppose her, how
will her voting enable her to
redress her wrongs? Who in
flicted them upon her? Wo.
man alone in stepping aside
from the sphere in which God
placed her, has lost her equal,
lty.
In vain will be her attempt
to regain it by taking upon
herself the duties laid out for
man and stunning the respon.
slbilitles of her own.
She must retrace her steps,
for she has mighty work to do
in her own province before she
can attain her original nobility.
She hes, with her artificial way
of living, environed herself in
the shackles in which she is
entrammeled, thereby impair.
ing her physical and mental Ca
pabilities. A delicate and frail
sex would they indeed be, to
represent the "lords of crea
tion." s3f
1t is q demonstrated fact that
in proportion as the physical
powers are impaired, the men
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THAT pepper and salt color
which renders your hair so con.
spicuous, can easilr be reme-
died by using . bottle or two
OF Natures Hair Restorative.
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HELM BOLD'S
FLUID EXTRACT OF
B u G. Fl u

in affections peculiar to Females, Is un-
equacd by any other preparation. as in
Chlorosis, or Retention, Painfulness, or
Suppression Of Customary Evacuations, u
ccrated or Scirrhus State of the Uterus, and
all complaints incidental to the sex, or the
decline or change of life
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The Constitution

encc affected with Organic Weakness, re.
quires thoaid OF Medicine to strengthen and
inyigorate the system, which HELAiB0LD'S
EXTRACT BUCliU invariably does. II no
treatment Is submitted to, Consumption or
Insanity ensues.
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WHOLE NO. 1868

eted them with her own fair
hands, and 10 her must be the
honor of undoing them. The
next and last of this class of ap.
peals, which we shall notice is
that which is used to excite the
pride of the white ladies of our
country, causing them to feel
that they are insultedj and in.
jured by our laws giving the
right of suffrage to the colored
man, and thereby placing her
in an inferior condition.
To those who are opposed to
the elevation Of the colored
race, we would earnestly en-
quire if they proposed to right
one wrong byperpetrating two.
Men of America have not
denied her equality, but by
their laws have honored pro.
tected and revered her. They
have left open to her, places Of
honor, emolument and ease,
and given to her the most re.
sponsible of situations, that of
moulding the youthful to carry
out her principles through the
rising generations.
1t is true our laws exclude
her from the right of suffrage,
and this is the great grievance
on which she predicates her
wrongs. She would have the
path open before her, where her
voice could be heard in the
legislative assemblies, and her
presence would grace the pres.
idential chair, where she could
amend those laws to her so re.
pu sive. She would snuff in.
temperance away with one
grand ballot; woman's labor
should receive its full value;
peaceful, thriving homes should
take the place of wrelched ten
ements, whose enchanted walls
should never more be cursed
by the demon alcohol; all this
transformation by woman's
right of suffrage.
1t is here where she AFRO
gates to herself superiority Il
man, and grows imperious anG
egotiStical. She should pause
and consider if woman is SC
much stronger in mental ca,
pacities and moral firmness
that when the privilege of vot.
ing is hers that bribery and
love of office and mercenary
motives will not affect her in
the same measure and produce
the same result upon her, as
those whom she must not for
get are her equals.
There are many pure minded
men who are seeking by ear.
nest and wise efforts to chase
away the "sad evils OF the de,
mon king" which are stretched
like one immense net from
ocean to ocean, and like a fu
neral pail over Americas
bright future, bringing desola-
ton and sadness to the once
happy fireside, causing loving
hearts to break and manhood
to lose its nobility. 1t is here
the pure Of her own sex should
join hand in hand and prove
herself the aid of man in this
glorious undertaking. Let her
arise, and with one mighty ef-
fort burst the chains which are
around her; act in the spirit Of
women of the olden times,
whose adornment was not in
costly pearls, ard fulfil the
golden commands of our de ar
Savior, and fill to overflowing
his empty Golfers, and carry out
his loving commands.
And let woman pay her EN-.
ployees literally; for It's a la,
mentable fact that woman in d
measure has dlsparaged the Ia
bors of her sex. How often do
we hear them depreciating the
services of the laundress or
seamstress, causing their hus.
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