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Nv arubbs Il Williams,
TRAMED BUILDING ON FRANK
Real Estate Agents and Auctloncers,
Eleventh. between Main and Bank streets.

DRAINED BUILDING ON FRANK
r LIN STREET: KETWEEN SHOCkmE
CREEK AND WEST MARKET STREET, TO
BE REMOVED, AT AUCT1ON.-On TUES
DAY, I'd of May, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, we will sell
the building above referred to, adjoining Mr.. Ma.
seurler's store same to be removed In ten days.
APPS esUBBs & WILLIAMS. Aucts.
TOR SALE, THAT VERY DESIRA-
L BILE AND yALUABLE PROPERTY BE-
longing To THE COMMONWEALTH OF
VIRGINIA. KNOWN AS THE A r NJ OR Y
PEOPERTY.-The Board OF Public Works of
Virginia. being authorized and required tn sell the
lots and water-power belonging to the Common
wealth, Situated I'm The city of Richmond, and
known as the ARMORY PROPERTY, will offer
the same. on the premises, at public auction on
the 18TH JUN NEXT, 1T 4 =. NJ. The payment
to he made In State bonds, at par, and the pur-
chaser allowed credit of six and twelve months
from The date of It's approval and ratification by
the next General Assembly.
About One-thral Of the property, on the western
boundary, is under lease until lst July, 1873, to
Robert Archer 4 Co.. ut rental of ~, 500 per an
mum, and the sale viii be subject to It's conditions.
This property labout SIX acres) adJoins the cS-
extensive iron works belonging To the Jredegar
Company, bounded on one side by the James river
and kanawha canal, 6225 feet, and the otner toI
lower) side, All feet. James river The taIl heihE
between the canal and river fifty feet. -,
Plan of property Is now on Me IN the olnre 20
The Board OF Public Works, al Rlcnmnnu' !"
whom application should be made Tor flirther IN
formation. 80 Wv
BY order of the Board Of Public wore; ni VIZ
ginia. THoMao ~; Dntl.s
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WIN remark in conclusion that his remedies
are the result of long and careful Study. The
Fluid Extracts have been before the public twen-
ty years; the sale OF them In that time proves
their value. All have Leen benefited by them
who followed my Instructions, and to-day they
stand UNEQUALLEDi In the extent OF their sale
and UNSURPASSED by any medicament In the
dispensatory OF the United States, not excepting
q single herb, root, plant, or scientific prepare
tlon.
Pharmaceutical cl aim all mine to be, and have
never patented single one.
ALL STAND ON THEIR MERITS.
The Piu have thought of Offering to the afliict-
ed for ten years. They are now perfect, and
shall stake my time. money, and fame, on their
effectiveness. The tnvitip style in which the
PHI Itself is made tue bott lie, label, wrapper all
show with what care they have been prepared.
After examination, no Englf SD or French prepara-
ton will show greater care, and am really proud
OF them. Instead of the misunderstanding, care
lessly- prepared Pills vended generally, and put
UP in wooden boxes, and made generally or Offer
ed by those having no ex perience as physicians,
druggists, or manufacturers OF medicines.
Test the medicine offered by
Your obedent SERVANT
II. T.. HELMBOLD
Crystal Palace Drug Store,
Pc 6a Broadway, New York.
Palace Pharmacy, Giisey House, Broadway and
Goth streets, New York, aud Temple Of Pharmacy
Continental Hotel Philadelphia.
p s.-Helmbold's Fluid Extract Buchu has
gained Worldwide fame. sp7-sm
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By Cook & Lauehlon, Auctioneers'
Garner Governor and Franklln streets.

UORSES, WAGONS, HARNESS,
II BLANKETS, &C, AT AUGTioF.- IN,
FElDAr The 2s! I'LL. irs tnh Rr a. ' streets.
HORSES, MULES
WAGONS. SULk1ES. -,,,
DOUBI f and 81 AGLE HARNESS,
NEW DOUBLE BLANKETS,
CARPENTER and OTHER TO0lS' sc
CRATES. FRONTS, lkoN MmhE, &c, S''
apr COON u LAouhl TOY, Hucts.
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BY A. c. Pul!am, AuctIonecr,
Southwest corner OF Main and 18th S.rects.


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF EIGHTY
" SEVEN AND USE-QUARTER ACRES
MORE OK Less OF LAND, WITH A
COMFORTABLE KFslnENCE AND OUT
BUILDINGS THEREON. IN CHESTER
FIEI d COUNTY. ABOUT FIVE MILES
ABOVE SIaNCHESTER.--In pursuance of tho
decree of the Couaty Court OF Chesterfield pro-
nounced At its Marci term, 1871. IN the suit OF
John II. Morgan et ais VI. julia Moody's admia-
istrat"r, &C. we viii offer tor sale al public auc-
ton on the premises. on MONDAY, the lst day III
May. 1911. At O'Clock. tie W LUkBl.E FAEH
whereon Mr.. Hiram Moody resides Dack A,lams's)
containing eighty-Scveu ald oEe-ipurth nc, Is.
more nr less, II excellent land shnaLcd on the
Manchester an! falling Gre eh turnpike abont III e
miles from Manchester.
TERMS: One-fnur,h cash {; the balance At six,
twelve, and eighteen mon tbs, Interest add. Il. In
negotiable noie- title retained until last payment
Is made the cash payment to lie deposited In the
Union Bank o. Richmond 10 credit OF ctuSe. and
return certificate or deposit. Taxes for 1871 to be
paid 10y the purchaser.
WM. L. CLOPTON, ,.
&. G. MCRAE, |"h 10
A.C. PULLIAM. Auctioncer. apis
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RESTAURANTS.
Il E T F I xr e. f. o.
70. 1904 MAIN STREET

L. al ways supplied with the Injuries OF the sea-
sun-I!,. hES MEATS OF ALI kinds-.FDW u,
tame aud Wild aME OF all sorLs-~"YSTER,
aud FASH. All served 10 order IN the best style.
Rates reduced dishes ample. Ptstrir, Of The
best. Orders for su:pers and entertainments II
the most elegant aud recherche style filled IN the
most satisfactory manner.
The RAi, Is well as the table, with rates gnitri
t. the times. he best liquors always on hand,
and mixed drinks Drcwcd by the most skiilfui
hand.
REFRESHMENTS served un In elegant style IN
the la DIES SALOON, whcie perfect privacy
aud dccnruu are maintained ia -
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IA i.TK;iini.lThN WORKS,
CUkEkR SEVENTH AND CANALsTKEkTB

STATIONARY anh PORTABLE ESnl%&s
aud ~ - al Ills;
BARK, CREST, AID PLASTER Mills:
kUiaEM;, to.G!SG3, GhSIlHGe Of 'k's
gN1tEHS sud SAWMlLLS OF various st1ei
alWays on hand.
pid engines, &C., repaired and sold on c"l"U'S-
sUi. ~ e1chSngcd IGr DeN. All other repairs
promptly and satisfactorily done.
Scui Tor descriptive circulars.
Gr u WILLIAM r.. TANNER y 90.
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

fHOCkl.EY Il ANDERSON,
~ COMMISSION MERCHA N'rS
For the sale Of LEAF TOBACCO, GRAIN AND
OTHER PRODUCE,
RICHMOND, VA.
A. ID. CHOrKLEY, Richmond.
4. l.. ANDERSON, New York.
"A. ID. CH0CkLEY CO.,
ap e-ln l6s Pearl street, New York.
GO. WASHINGTON. JESSE c. Common.
Y. MALLETT. .sEs
WASHINGTON d CO., GENERAL
w COMMISSION MERCHANTS, 173 Gre, IL
wien street corner GOurtandt, New YORK. Con-
siguuI-nls Of PRODUCE for sale or shipment,
aid ORDERS For PURCHASES respectfully
q icted.
Agents for The Virginia Steamship and Packet
ompaDy. RH
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FOB new YORK, ~.
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP aLEEB
COMPANY ~AE<zs21Ro

OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP dLEEH
COMPANY. 0za
The Side-wheel steamships WYANOKE. IsAAr
BELL, sAKATOGA, NIAGARA, ALSF.
MARIE, and hhTTERAS, leave New Yort n,
Norfolk, City Point, arG Richmond, every Ii;ss'
DAY, THURSDAY, and SATURrh i Ii 3o,clnrs
Z. &. Leave tich;nuiid every TUESDAY,. EkI
DAY, and SUHhhf. I: high tide.
These ships are entirely new. They have elegant
saloons and a.a.erooins. The fare, scconfSnSss
tons, and attention.. are nn3urpas
Close connections made with s.csu,ars for ali
southern anu EeT"Drap ports.
Insurance elected, mi.cn ordered, Az 4 QUAR-
TER OF ONE FER CERT, A. tie ol.ces or thir
COMPANY.
For further inform ,tion apply to
JOHN W. WYATT, Aren't
nv % No. & (tn-.-nnr ctra.,
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cr.u vsTATE AT PRIVATE SALE

100 s-ACRE BUILDING LOTS,
adjoining Manchester in Marks addition, Tor
sale. Price, $loo TO 1925 per lot.
TERMS One-fourth cash the balance IN 6, II,
Is and q months. Apply to
RICHARDSON Il CO.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
an oa-.3m lll3 Main street, Richmond, Va.
TOR SALE OR EX C. II A \ G h FOR
II city property TWO FARMS In New Kent
county one In Orange county. snd TWO In Ming
and Queen county, Va. Apply to
4. Il. NEW BURN,
"a Id No. 1916 Main street.
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T LIQUOR FLAVORING.-Rum Essence,
IL OIL of Rye, OH OF Holland Gin, Liquor Color
Ing. For sale by BODEKER s. DADE,
ap22 City Drus store, No. liza Main VI.
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TORN W. WYATT

yOhN w. WYATT,
81 GENERAL sHIppIS.
ARD tDahls2!OE SERTHA NJ
NO. GOVERNOR sTHssr
HlcHkoaD, VA. :ChT-UFF;cx k11 Is.
FOR LIgEKrDUi. AID s,1.s,
4ljEERsTUwH.S ETm
iHHAS !.1HE OF ali. .TEA aEes es.assfaYeftss
FROM NEW YORK EVERY SGTiiYntY'o
AND AFTERMATH TUEgDAYs'
RATES or PASSAGE.
PGVatLe IN GJid. Pesyu5le IN r,,rr.,.,,
T TtrI In rnn,' re
70 raris............ 81 70 Paris. .....,'' ~
Tickets Sold to and from England, ireitno .rs
The Continent. vi moderate rale3. ~'a
FOR further information amply 4, ths r,,ars.r,
oh1ces. JOHN q. DALE. agra:,
u HrJadwRy, New FORK. q, l,
JOHN W. WYATT, y gent, Richmond v.
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TIRE, MARINE, AND INLAND IN
II SURANCE.

SECURITY INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF NEW YORK.
az sSo UTy
CASH ASSETS (Jnmuary |, 1870 ...... ",Uinst9,slo
BRANCH OFFICE, NO lOl! MAIN STREET.
company on every description of REAL AND
Personal PROPERTY for protection against
loss or damage 10y tire. MARI NJ ana lSLAND
RISKS ;aacn to any point in tile United States.
Toicies on brick buildings issued for from one to
five years. , .,
Equally reliable Applications solicited.
f. ri ID. N. WALKER CO., Agents.
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MELMBOLD'a ExTKACIs

A Dv'cE TO THE DAoAhN Do"N
IN HEALTH, THOSE OF BAD BLOOD
AND OLD MAIDS IN PAR
TICULAR:
APRIL, MAY. AND JUNE.
PURIFY TIE BLOOD IN THESE MONTHS.
FLUID
EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA
cures oil eruptlons OF the skim
FLUID
EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA
cures the worst form of blood diseases.
FLUID
EXTRACT sARsAPARlLLA
enters readily into the circulation OF the blood.
HELM BULDS FLUID
EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA
beauties the complexion.
All powders and outward applications destroy
the skin, rendering 1t harsh and coarse. Look
at the skin or old maids and those that have
used such any length Of time My advice Is to
discontinue them and use
HELMBOLD'S
FLUID EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA.
One bottle Is equal In strength 10 one gallon OF
the syrups or decoc,ons as usually made and
wine glass added to pint of water equals the
celebrated Lisbon diet drink. Try 1t this way
A DELIGHTFUL BEVERAGE:
HELMBOLD's
CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS.
CATAWBa GRAPE PILLS.
A PLEASANT, SAFE, AND AGREEABLE
CATHARTIC,
CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS,
USED IN ALL AFFECTIONS WHERE A PUR-
GATIvE MEDICINE Is NEEDED.
HELMBOLD's
CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS
HARMLESS TO A CHILD AND TAKEN By
CHILDREN.
lHELMBOLD's
CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS
sUpERsEDE MAGNEs1A, SALTS, AND
EVERY OTHER rURGATIvE.
CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS
CERTAIN IN EFFECT AND PLEASANT IN
OPERATION.
- 'A- CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS
Is NOT A PATENTED PILL.
HELMBOLD's n o,.,v MIR.
ARE COMPOSED OF
CATAWBA GRAPE JUICE
AND FLUID EXTRACT
OF RHUBARB.
PROCEED IN
THE SPRING AND
SUMMER MONTHS,
to insure NEW LIFE, NEW BLOOD, NEW
VIGOR Purchase two bottles or HELMBOLD'S
SARSAPARlLLA and one box or PILLS
WORTH THEIR WEfGHTIN GOLD.
No better investment can lie made for so small a
sum.
HELMBOLD'S FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU
has acquired WORLDWIDE FAME.
All of my preparations are merltorious. A Pc
Rod of twenty years has PROVED THIS to be the
case
See remarks made by Benjamin Trayers, F. K.
H.
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INSURANCE. COMPANIES.


THE UNDERSIGNED takes this oppor-
L tunity of notifying the public that he has &C.
ccnted the agency or the NORTH BRITT Sd AND
MERCANTILE ISSUkANCk COMPANY OF
LONDON AND EDlNBU Rti, ana tnat HI pusl.
Ness of the said company for this city and vicinity
will be attended to at the office of the Virginia
Fire aud Marine Insurance Company, lois Main
street. ,,- ga
This company. actively engaged In business FOR
over sixty years In Great Britain ana me United
States, has assets amounting TO over FIFTEEN
MILLION DOLLARS IN GOLD-oFer one MILL
lion Of which is held In this country.
Fire risks on all kinds of property taken upon
as liberal terms as offered ny nlher nrst -eiass COM
panies. W. L. w HnI 1mnrt
IN AL
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IMPORTANT TO WESTERN ,JScr
sHIPPERS.

THE POWHATAN STEAMBOAT COMPANY
AND TUX
BALTIMORE EhD ONO RAILROAD
gOMrANG'S fkD:jGH LINE TO
THE WEST
offer superior Inducements 10 shippers Of To
IA CID, WlIISktY, BACON, CANDLES, 81,
to and from the West At low rates, qnlck nmt
ana less handling Lhln any other line.
All western and caste rn- bound freight delivered
TO ana received from un board The 81 The Hat
Lim0re AMI Chic :,lIlroa,. Company 81 Laruj.
Point saving irsEsI-r by drays and - insnrr -
wraliier In Baltimore.
Through bills OF !adlu4 elvaR on all shipments
by WILLIAM Z. BRETT,
my II Agent
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TRIPLE S II E E T
Now York. Sunday, November -, 1871.
CONTENTS OF TO-DAY,S HERALD.

PAGE. |~~-~>>
advertisements
2-Advertisements
3-Reform In Brooklyn: The Manner in Which I,
Is To Be Attained; Inspectors Before the
Grand Jury-Muncipal ManipulauOns: What
is Being Done with the Public Offices; Meeting
OF The Board OF Canvassers Yesterday-Ring
Banks Bursting: Tammany Bantlings Dying
Tor Lack OF Municipal Pap-The viaduct Rail-
way--How the People OF Newark and Jersey
City are Legally Robbed Madison Avenue
park-Funds for the Fire Victims-Killed and
Nearly Cut in Two.
4-Religious Intelligence-The Courts-The Cholera
Abating-Tragedy on Union Hill, N. J.-Darng
Diamond Robbery
5-The Tchborne Trial; The Claimants Story OF
His Early Life and Subsequent Adventures;
Ills Travels In South America, Perils AT Sea
and Career In Australla-Flnancial and Com.
mercal Report-Marriages ana Deaths.
6-Edltorlals: Leading Article, ''The Prince Has
Come-Our Welcome Guest-Russla and the
United States-Ther Friendly Relations and
Their Great Futuren-Amusement Announce
mentG.
7-Edltorlals Continued from Sixth Page,-Ar-
rival OF Prince Aexis-European and Cuba n
Cable Telegrams-A Wife Roasted Alive
GOfham's Beauties-PersOnal Intelligence
Labor RefOrm-Business Notices.
S-Fleetw0od Park-A Singular Case OF Hydropho-
Observation-Disclosures.
advertisements.
1O-The Fisk Libel Case--The Latest Grand Bond
Robbery-Colsion and Murder on the Hud.
son Rver-Cottou Crop Prospects, efrer.
mans Hebe-Shpping lnJenigence-Adver-
tlsemenls.
MISUNDERSTANDING.
12-Advertisements.
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NEW YORK SUNDAY NOVEMBER 49, SHEET

soon as they see prospect Of ita
speedy construction. Let the directors show
determination to push it through to compile
tion' and all the money they may require, in
GLIDING the city subscription, will be placed
readily at their disposal.
An EFFORT is being made by certain politicians
and Adventures to secure from the next Legis-
lature repeal of the charter passed last year.
1t proceeds from desire to get hold IF the
grant themselves for the sake of the profit the
work may bring. It is o dishonest attempt
made by men who are more anxious to secure
the spoils than to promote the public
good. The charter seems as fair q one
as could be drawn. The fare to be col
lected is limited by it's terms to fifteen
cents from Chambers street to the
Harlem bridge and twenty cents from Cham
bers street to Kingsbridge. The company is
required to run special cars at six and eight
o'clock in the morning and the same hours in
the evening, at uniform fare of five cents for
all distances between the termini. The road
is to be completed in one year to Forty second
street and in five years to Harlem River. All
proper safeguards are thrown about the sub
scriptions and expenditures, and the five
millions to be subscribed by the city is not to
be paid until the people have individually
taken one million of the stock and paid up
at least ten per cent on that amount.
1t is plain, therefore. that the attempt
to interrupt the work does not proceed from
any zeal for the public good, but is simply
Job" to secure what is believed to be very
good thing, through the power of the newly
elected Legislature. We believe there will
be enough real reformers and honest
men in Albany this winter to dis
countenance all such corrupt and selfish
schemes. Let the Board of Directors at once
reorganize, and with such men as Cornelius
Vanderbilt, Marshall O. Roberts, Isaac Sher-
man, George Law and others added to their
number, proceed vigorously with their work,
needless of the politicians and resolved to
secure the great boon of viaduct railroad to
the people of New York in the shortest posi-
BILE space of time.
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Go AHEAD, Mr.. SEcRETARY.-The Secre-
tary of the Navy has issued another manifesto
to the cadets at the Annapolis Academy on
hazng. He orders the dropping from the
rolls of six cadets who have insisted on the
amusement of hazing and continued to prac-
tice 1t, in disregard Of instructions, and he adj
ministers lighter penalties to other guilty par
ties, according to their deserts and he says,
in conclusion, 'Let it be distinctly UNDER
stood that the Academy will be purified Of this
disgracefnl practice and the defiant spirit
which now invokes its action, by the dismiss
sal, If necessary, Of every cadet, to the very
last, who refuses the fullest obedience to the
regulations on this subject" Perfectly right,
Mr.. Robson. The cadet who is an incurable
blackguard and rnfian is unfit for the public
service, and it is your duty to turn him out.
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ROMAN CATHOLIC Mission FROM ENGLAND
TO AMKRIoA.-The members of Catholic
clerical mission sailed from England for
America yesterday. 1t is said that the clergy
men constitute the first missionary body which
has ever left the shores of Britain proper for
this country. The priests come to labor
among the colored freedmen of the republic.
His Grace Archbishop Manning Of West
minister explained the intention Of the Church
in commissioning them, after mass Of bene-
diction had been celebrated. He said that as
England had imposed negro slavery in
America It was fitting shat Englishmcn should
be the first to move for the amelioration Of the
condition of the newly emancipated race" A
very praiseworthy, Christian sentiment, and
one which may herald very useful missionary
work.
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A HORRIBLE TRAGEDY AT LYNN, MASS
According to special despatch to the
HERALD a man by the name Of John G.
Clinton was heard by some neighbors to be
ill-treating his wife, these people being at
tracted to the cottage by the screams Of a
woman. Subsequently the house was observed
TO be on fire, and three men who were living
in the neighborhood broke into the house and
found the corpse of Mrs. Clinton horribly
charred and emaciated, the flesh falling from
the arms and legs of the body as it was being
conveyed to the police station. A little boy,
one of the family, returning from an evening
school, discovered the house was on fire and
Immediately rushed up stairs to rescue a
younger brother, when he was encountered
by his father, to whom be stated the fact and
showed him the dead body Of his mother.
The man is believed to have thrown kero-
sene lamp at his wife, the oil saturating her
clothing, and after badly beating her set heI
on fire.
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SENATOR CARL SoHURz was booked at one
of our city hotels on Friday last. He is the
great political missionary, laboring for the
organization of fusion party for the defeat Of
General Grant next year. He came here, no
doubt, upon that mission, and he has evil
IDENTIFY been doing something here, too for in
Saturdays issue Of very self-important
democratic organ we have the recommends
ton of the fusion Of the democrats, as the pas
sive party, with the anti-Grant republicans on
the Carl Schurz platform. Very good. There
is such movement afoot, and perhaps 1t may
come to something, Let US watch and waik
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REV. FATHER HECKER will lecture at st.
Stephens church this evening, in aid of the
Association for Befriendng Children. The
SUBJECTS, s'Who Shall Take Care of the Poor
great ability and popularity as lecturer, and
the worthy object for which he lectures-to
provide for homeless and friendless girls
during the coming winter-should enlist the
attention of all and attract large audience to
St. Stephens church.
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GENERAL HOOKER ON GENERAL MoCLEL-
Lanai the late reunion of the Army of the
Cumberland at Detroit General Hooker made
. speech, in which, after highly eulogizing
at the front and always successful he went on
TO say that with General Mcclellan it was
different. You might have fastened locomo-
tive to him and you could not have drawn
him to the 'front.' Now what has General
Mcclellan to say?
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Conc THE WHOLE FIGURR.-The Washing
ton Patriot, democratic organ, said to be
Dental purposes, comes out for Senator Sum-
ner as the man for the democracy against
General Grant in 1872. Shades of Butler and
Brooks of South Carolina, has it come to this
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M. Gnmbetta's Speech the French Re.
public.
NJ Gambetta delivered his promised speech
on the subject of democratic self-government
in France at st. Quentin last Friday night.
He was moderate in his expression, and
moved the public mind BEAUTIFULLY by his
words. The brief summary of the grafton
which reached us by cable yesterday shows
that he is confident of the vitality of the
French republic, although the working of the
system needs, as he acknowledges, reform.
French republicanism requires pruning and an
exact shaping by the popular voice acc ord
ing to the wisdom of the governing classes.
So thinks NJ. Gambetta. The French people
should set themselves to the work of complet-
ing their democratic charter, and, moving in
this direction, they should see that the duty is
not deferred too long by their representative
in the National Assembly. So Gambetta adj
vises. NJ. Gambetta is evidently impressed
with the wholesome truth of the maxim which
says 1.-THE work which should to-day be
wrought defer not till Tomorrow" as also of
that of its corollary, which exhorts 1.-THE
hope which can within be sought scorn from
without to borrow" Citizen influence should
be more active and practical in public affairs,
and the people of France should make them
selves "felt in the government of the country"
A national republican party should be
formed Gambetta set forth his plan for the
organization Of the new body-a plan which,
as we are told by telegram, is ''based in many
respects on the American system" Another
and still more marked effect Of the revolution
which has been produced in the political mind
of Europe by the electoral results which have
just come from the exercise of the ballot in
America
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-11-19

THE MISSOURI Republican still adheres to
the '.passive" proposition in regard to the
nomination of democratic candidate for the
Presidency. 1t AYERS that 'tbe constitution
which the party is henceforth to defend and
conserve is not the constitution of 1860, but
the constitution OF 1870" 1t would be well
for the party If some of the extreme Southern
democrats came to similar conclusion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-11-19

The WEEK IN WALL STREET wound up very
quietly. Gold left off at Ill and the money
market very easy. Government bonds have
advanced to a small premium on par in gold.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-11-19

THAT THR NATIONAL REPUBLICAN CoNvKN-
TIoN will be held in st. Louis is regarded
there as certainty. What will the Hubites
say to this?