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JAMES PARK.

THE FOLLOWING NAMED GENTLEMEE
4 nave Deen SCI ected as Mafsnals and mem
bers Of the Inherent Committees In the order
| IN which be Eppe-r:
6eneIal JOSH {. IzER Chief Marshal
SottoneI St,tol a. . aAGEVNEY, Jr.r asst Marshal
Captain r. 4 Vance
Captain CHRIS STEINKUBL.
Captain !. Z. THRALL.
Captain Z. A. COLE,
GATE COMMITTEE:
J. E. Beasley, Chairman; T. P. Adams, MI.
nor Meriweatner, Lewis Podesta, Z. Ooerst,
r. j. Black, n. W. Johnston, ChaTlss Locke,
X J. Malone.
FLOOR COMMITTEE:
J. W. Sneed, Chairman; A. ]. Black, G arret I
Hughes, W. }. Pollard, -. ". KealhOfsr, I. d.
Arnold W. q. Parker, Raphael Semmes, jr.,
b. W. Coleman, DT. X. ". Mitchell, Fred.
Vol, Og1en FOntaIn J smes PosbOn, T. N. :.
RhetJ, l.. B, McraTlan. henry MOOde Oscar
VIC, IdEldge, Moses n.te, EgbeIt WoOld-
UOl0n Green, }. d. Bate, Frank Venn, Wal
tel Goodman, W. l.. Dun.
RECEPTION COMMITTEE;
Hon. Je son Davis, Hon. IEham G. Har-
ris, Hon. JACOB Thompson. Rev. I. J. n heat
kew, ". IA. Patterson, Rev } ames Carm C Lasi
Glueou J. Pillow, Patton Anderson, A Il.
DtOescher, ". Y. {. Humes, 4. j. Morgan, ".
r. Haut, Hon. W. Avery, W. h. CrlsT an,
J. }. DuBJse, J J. murphy, ". II. Stevens, Z.
W. Helskell, j. q. h. mOudsOn, W. L. SEQ 4,
Harvey 4nRIh-s, j. h. Fnppiu.
COMMITTEES on PRESERVATION OF Or
DER.
J. G. Barbour, Chairman; B. B. Hutch son,
j. W. ROgan. Ben. n hite, ". b. hhea, L j.
Bessley, b. NJ. Neely, W. e. Auman, Jas.
conner, I. r. Cannon, q. V. Rambauu, e. B
Elliott, J. p. Strange, J. l.. Drake, j. q.
Bridges, ". D. Mex nney, W. l. Cameron,
". L. Anderson, JAS. Murphy.
The members OF the several committees
will report to their respective ChairMeu. who
in turn will report TO the CHIEF Marshal and
he viii denne their duties. The Assistant
Marshals viii report TO the Chief Marshal for
assignment to duty. Gentlemen appointed
upon the uldereLs committees, declining to
serve, viii please report without delay 10 any
memUer Uf the entertainment Committee, so /
necessary, to insure a success, that the COM
init ess slOuld Je IulI and effective
Tickets Of admission fifty csnts each, and |
viii be on sale at the different book and drug i
stores. T. n. JOHNSTON,
]. A. LOUDON
j. ). HATJ HER,
f. T. ENGLISH,
q. NJ. b. THU aMOND.
Committee on Entertainment. /
PICNIC PRIVILEGES.
Sealed proposals will be received for the
purchase Of The Bar, Confectionery, hestau.
raHt and Shooting Gallery privileges OF the |
picnic 10 be givel under the auspices OF the |
On saturday, June 5, al James Park. until /
viii be op ned, Proposals to be sd- l
dressed to The Entertainment COMMITTEES, 1
\ o. 45S Main street, my2J
Ledger COpy.l
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HAND POWER PRESS

A SOUTH EPN INVENTION, and one o.
- The m st com ~lete Of the age pro uOuuc-o
without el al ~ many Oi tue mns' practl0a
nj Succe IS III planters Georgia ane % nth
Carolina. No one has louud any objection
to its performance, but all a nit II To be q
com plpte success as Cotton Press. and vel
sdapted to packing Hay. Two hands can
nack rsadtfy with it, and four hands are all
5h4t won q be required to pack easily and
rapidly. This press has a great cOnc6ntra-
zion Of power, Is sim pie, durab e GEd not
liable to act out Of order. In ab0Rt ten dsys
we wiz b avs press on exhibition in Mem
9h .s aud viii c0mmenc- the manuf7C ure
them in that city in few ezsi Will also
have them at owns IN the inleriOE 10 g y
planters an or pOrtunity OF seeing the novelty
% tue new iuveut-r. Every press sold WILL
be gusrs nseed o perform well.
Mnuufarrur d bv
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NEW YORK, May observation-disclosures fair
rnd prices advanced; middling uplapds l57Ze
SuPpiies-Flour steady and moderate Is-
mand 50 l596 As for snipDIng grades of eT-
ira wheat dull and dropping; red and am
Ky quiet, SSa9lle Coffee steady: demand
moderate; Rie, l3HGl6Js. sugar steady
demand moderate; Cuba, 9L6lOe Molasses
b5z995gc. A'-0e
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ST. LOUIS, May I9.-FIour-6rm. demand
good supernne fall; s. 50g5 IS; Xxx, Sc g598 81.
q oOg5 % for family, Wheat str, rg. samHIe
IOWA u ~ Corn active, 63c Oats dull and
lower, obc. Barley quiet, S0aSI Is. Mess porE
orooplng, SI6 %, Bacon easier, 81 zG7c. Hams
sugar cured, Il9S5z: choice canysssed T5SF(
LARD, small orders hllsd at lie. Hogs ou7et
S4S4 - Cattle unchanged; So 75a6. 6utc6eTs
lots S6S6 As for shipping lots.
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cHANcERY SALE
-OF-
REAL I8EATI

No. 24s6, n. R-In the First ChauoarT CouuE
OF shelby county. Tennsss se.-John Cum
ningham Va, mary CuuniD CHAM.
ID 7 virtue Of an tuterlocutOry decree for
ID sale entered In the above cause. Nay q
I8ll, I win sell at public auction % the EfEl-
est bioder, on the premises. in Mem phLs-
Tam on
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
DONOH0 & BULKLEY,
Land and Emigration Agency
Removed to elegant quarters 10 the
basement
Insurance BUILDING, 50 Madison ST.,
And cordially invite the public 70 an inspec
tion Of their ONCE and saIesrOom.

IN addition toThelr extensive Registry Of
4 r. al Estate Of PKINAfE SALES, they
will, a. an early announcement, inauRu ate
a Fystemati0 and legitimate CATALOjUE
AUCTION SALE of City aud suburban Lots,
Farms and Uuimpr0ved Lands az their
8aiesrOoms. They now control and have for
sale, over LEGO city and suburban lots, aud
nearly 5000 OOO acres OF lands in Tennessee,
Alabama, Mississippi and kansas.
~ European Exchange and Through Pas
sage Tickets TO and from all Eur0Fe-n ports
and Memphis. DUNOHO & BuLkLEY.
mvl8 81 Madison street.
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NASHVILLE

kAsHyILLE, May lS.-COtton frmer: low
middling, lac. Bacon dull clear sides. I0e.
shoulders 7hc; hams, l2c; sugar-cured hams,
l6e. Lard, l2e. Bulk meals-clear ribbed
sides, 95zc shoulders SIC, backed Corn
5Sc. Oats, 700. Flour, IS Sos.
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PICNIC PARTIES.

ITO PICNIC PARTIEs.-Persons who In
i tend getting up Picnic parties for the
coming season, will do well 10 bear In mind
the lacJ that Mr. ERED. DELPHs, proprietor
Of fernando Park, corner HernandO road
and walkers avenue, will give the use of his
Fark 1ree of charge for such occupation. apH
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Are indOrsed and prescribed By more lead
Ing Physicians than any other t0uia or stIrn-
ulant nov IN use. They are A sURE P-E-
HEhIIVEfor Fever and A que. Internitteuts
Mas smaElc causes. They are b ghly recon-
mended as al anti-dyspepLIc, and in eases O.
lnnlgeBtl0u are Invaluable as an Appetizer
and kecupersDt, and In cases or General De
Dillty they nave never IN q single instance
talled In producing the most happy results.
Ihey are particularly BENEFICIAL TO + r
siren gtheDtug the body iuvlgOrat-
ing the mind, and wing tone and elasticity
70 the whole system. Jus nOME BIT cEhE
are compounded with the greatest csre, and
no Tonic SLtmulaut has ever been OHerzd to
the public 80 PLEASANT To THE TASTE.
ana az the same time combining so many
remedial agents, tnd0rsed BY the medical fra
tsrnlty as bne Deat known 70 the rharloacO-
pHia- It costs little 70 glve them q tar tr1qI-
and
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RIVER NEWS.
LEAVING THIS DAN
DEPARTURES,
IN PORT.
R. P. Walt T. H. Allen,


H---7i " ~--AA nm Az u ID Ed56s
Yesterday was another warm day. The
river here rose inches in the past q
hours; below high wRter mark. s feet g
inches. At Cairo the river is stationary:
at St. Louis it is falling. The Ohio is re-
ceding steadily. Cumberland and Ten
nessee rivers are falling rapidly. Arksn-
sas is rec5ding, with 81 feet in the chan
mel from Little Rock out. White river is
falling, with good stage from Jackson
port to the mouth, There was a fair
amount Of business doing on the wharf
yesterday, with good list Of arrivals and
depsrtureg
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aEDlCAL DlsPEHsARY,
VEN eREAL or SECRET Disc SIS

VENEREAL or SECRET Disc SEs
such as syphilis, 6onorrh-s- q 'z-r Structures
en- isl sffeC-lons Of the Lurr--l skin or C1-Ez.
rrln-ri5, hernia OF rup -lrs5 a-zo the e-=ct5
OF a sClIt-r~ d bar. ru1-ous 70 lE- body and
", iupOtsnCy, dizziness, dtmus-s of slErt.
confusion Of ideas, evil f0re1odLuz. aversion
70 soc ETY., loss Of memory rTaalzI4-s. 7--s l1E
all CT these in any one case. but all occurring
IreQu ntIy fn vzrilus -e-s- ElelU. a--s-l
and rneumatig gains cured II a new Uztlld.-
Particular attsull F1 pal - the D-e-A rs
OF WOMEN. suCr IS Excessive. suppressed
OF pair ful Meustrua6io1. Luch0UhEz or
Whites falling Of the womb and all lrregl-
larItles o. the mOnLh4E = RODS, caUlIr g s- =r-
Ligy or barreunesss a-d l1ssu- times C0lzullp-
ton.
The doctor can be consulted persona 8 or
by letter upon all diseases - Ut requiring Ei5
attention outside OF his once Umca hours
nom am. to o clock pm
mill D. s. IOHNzoE III. u.
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ORDINANCE.
FIRE LIMITS.

Belt orda5neI By the General COlH1cl Of he LRt5
o. Memphis, rel aLing 60 Fire limits;
That Article 8, section j Sridges Digest
so amended as to read as follows Ommenc-
ing at the Mississippi river on Market st eet
running thence eastWsruly with the south
side OF Market street to Bayou GayOsO; the
remainder of the ordinance TO stand a.
at present.
tassed q first read 'ng. and By suspension O.
the rules. as Iequlred. Passed second readin-
by the Board Of Aldermen, April 7, ISL
Passed first read ing by Council and referred
10 their Ordinan. - Committee, A pTil !, 1874
Passed second and dnal reading by Council,
May 8, 1871. Approved Nay u 1871.
JOHN JOHN ON, Mayor.
Attest: L. R RICHA EgDs. City Register.
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MISSOURI STATE LOTTERY.
Omo1a1 Drawings.

MORNING CLAss-No 257.
p, So A, 65. SO, 30 81. Il, 80, Az, Y, 50.
EVENING CLAss-No. Zs8.
3. 55 s., "a, Z, 8, 9, 60 81, go, p, So.
Prizes from 500 to $1,000, paid in money,
nished IN the above LOtteyr By J. T. 7 x AfsCFi
49, North Court street Box 10 memphis,
Tenn, p. 0. MURRAY MlLLES& q 60, Man
ayers, st. Louis. No. myb
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FOR HOT SPRINGS.
sPRTNGs.
Little Rock TO E0' SpFlHgs-AooOmmoda
tlDH Hack LiHs.

VNTAI. s. DAVIS, PROPRIETOR. IAMPRE.
w pared with very superior Four-spring
Ambul8nces, good Teams snd attentive
drivers, to transport invaltds and 0thers to
the Hot Springs, or any part OF Arkansas. at
hgarss as low as the lowest An am0ulanoe
VIII seat i've persons besides the liver and
carry 800 pounds OF baggage. The seats are
so constructed as to form a bed. and invalids
ride in rec'tuing posture. Persons tele.
Ersphtng can have conveyance TO meet them
at the bo5t or train by which they come, and
take as mu'h time in gOiug TO the springs,
which are sixty miles frOm LitCle Rock, as
may be most agreeable TO them.
DAVID Z " LSOs, Passenger Agent,
Once. Aiken House, Little Rock, and stables
corper OF First ana scott streets. my19
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PEAR 8 ON g. HUNT
PRACTICAL
Watch Makers and Jewellers,
niamono Han. BATEsVILLE. Mss

VKTATCHn ;, Clocks snd JsWelry neatly re-
w paired. Rnd warranted 10 give entire
sstfsfl etion "a leoial at enrton given 60 Vafeh
Repairing. An work sent BY express. or oth-
eTWtse, VIII reca i've prompt sttsntion. Sew
ing MsGhinss reR 'aireea apl0
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COsisting OF rich bottom and uplands, and
all selected with great care 81 u0 acres VI
these lands between ranges eleven lll) ano
eighteen (lSl, and On and near tns ArEausa
river and the line Of Jbeir ROAD, are now, ioI
the first time. offered for sale, on credit Al
lev rates, at their Land once in Little ROCK,
The remaIniug 2 esq acres between range Is
end he vet line o. che state, are in course
-Of eZamiI ST on by competent experts ard
viii be for sale duri. 8 tbs spring and suDme-r
as eEan1tnstiOns arE com pie ted
The cI ,mste ard snli OF ArhRDHqs adapting
these lands 10 the successful culture Of
Cotton. Com Wheat, Fruit the Vine
And all aRricu tursI products; its valuable
amber, its plendtd WaJer-poWer; It's supe-
r 'cr educational privileges with its rapidly
.u q 'easiHgp pul-tiCn ana industry. render
hes lands VOL. hy the special attention OF
pure bssers and settlers.
Mmps and all information Oh6afurd or Ru-
pliea1 ion by letter or in persCn ct the Land
once in Little Rock. n. 8. HOWE
Marc /, 1871. Land Commissions
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SUBSCRIPTION Price ersafIv Rss,,.s

DAILY For one year (exclusivsof sunday,
$40 OF F9r @ SIX months, IS %; For t6r9s6e q
UNDA1-For one year, 50 50: For sf~
montnSi u % For three months, IS cent
WEEkLH-For one year. 81 "a. ro- .4-
months u p For three months. IS cent?
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6razing Stuck for Sals.

40 FINE CATTLE and $50 SHEEP for
, Rrszir pN'rDoses, at Brooks Stock
Yard, on Main -treNs5-all for sale low, Par.
ties wishing such stock viii do well 10 call a
once. ImyI4 GaWl w. ". BROORh
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IImRER YAR0 & sAW-nILL

WE are uoW manu- fscturLnE and are pre-
w pared 20 furLia In any quantity,
BrHding and Fenci Lumaar at ron so
and hand made at ron 8& 50 10 a5 per
thousand. oar stock a. Ltl1er n ear1ar-
bOarCiuEr Flooring, Ceiling l0o7s. 1ss1.
Blinds, Mouldinss, Dry and Dressed Lam Der.
is com pete, which we are selling at tie i0F-
est pos ible prices orders nom the county
filed with dispatch.
81. Z. a J. ". COCHRAN,
"a vI7dEv Foot Of Wzshiurton 81 uear river
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NSON & MAfES,


TIN 223 nAiN 5IREEI.
DENTISTS, 'th IoE Sa59 - L521a l,3ll.,l one g
A RE Plugging Te> -e,@f r---e-s 49,
n three d0llars each r-rr5+ = afe4-
e'y competition in 81 m-7T
Nitrous oxide gas given nee.
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SLO o1e5 RATES-To clubs of tvvo cr
W y mtsy seAly, me largest paper lie the soufb-ssS55
-. - SLe es-lor one year, each. 81 10 cIubs of
sTO ssT ~ more subscribers, we VIII send our
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OREIGN.

LONDON, May 10, 8:s0 pm Consols, $685.
'b7s, e25<; do l0-40s 3d.
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PL0Wsl PL0Wsll PL1MsIII

The celebrated Brown, Manly & Co Double
shovel PICW, wei CHING en- y 38 lbs oala-ae-
LfDn Ruaran tead or ghe mcu-y rsIul1agl-
~sorEs s. Richardson & Co, No 2 1Qil -l- Il
G, Hemp phis, aEeuts tUr Tel1easzat AEAa5--
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NEW ORLEANS

NEW ORLEANS, May I9 Flour Is very
quleti superhAe, IS .; Xxx, IS; Xxx. 81
COrh nrm, 40g1Zc. Oats scarce; Ohio liver
65ci St Louis, 6796Sc. Bran, 81 So. Pork
dull and lower, IS Bscon-cIear rib. SIC. SUI
gsr-cured hams, l4941R. Lard dull ifalys<C
Sagar quiet ll[c. Molssses in good deman ! /.
plsntstion reboiled, 25@5Oc, whisky sssadv'
oI14g9sc. Sterling, bank, I235k; sight, q pre-
MUM. Gold, ll2H. CottoncIosed active ana
nrmj sales, 3l0U bales; good OrdiGary, lILIT
L-5s;i low middli0g, 49,; middlng, l5ISc:
receipts, ZOO balesi exports. foreign, 1914
bales; for the week-sales, Is 600; net receipts
4ooOli gross, lo,sO2; exp nrus, foreign 40 sos:
cCastWise, 1913; stock, III ,929 bales
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WHANN'S
Raw-Bene SHper Phosphate
ARKANSAS LANDS!
ACRES,

The Little Rock and Fort Smith Railroad
has a Nsnd Grant direct from the Govern
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Memphis and Louisville
SUMNER SCHEDULE,
Nay "a. 1871.

Train leave Day Ezpress-..-.---.-4 an.
New 11z zE------------------lzss u ss7 p ul-
Elegant sleeping ears ran thr- uza 10 st.
Louis and Loutrvi Is on the I2ss5 m train
and 10 NsshviI e ou the ~ p ~. trair. Ths
8 AID. and $50 pm trEtus do 40 run on
Sunday. HnyI8
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WHEELEss & CO,

] MIS- WE ELEsS, General Agent for the !
Nfssissfpnf Valley Office at Mem phfs. ap23w
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AnNERTIsERs

- - Y. -.TaN
" III ind the MEMPHIS Appeal. the hsz4
advertising medium in the stafe- me --esf
extent and vartsty Of its reading msffsT bas
forced It's enlargement for the aceommoda
tlon OF advertisers, and Its circulation in an
parts Of Tennessee, AIabarnR- Migsissir,-f
texas ana Arkansas, among merchants,
planters and business men, renders it asDec-
la1ly desirable 20 those who wish 10 reach the /
general and substantial public, by advertls-
ing their respective business and Interests,
- Estimates given, and Specimen copies
3 7ent when requested
Address 3" APPEAL"
Appeal Building, Memphis.
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CINCINNATI.

JINcINNATT, May l9. Cotton-demand fair.
advanced middliDg, l5A aI5Hc. Flour de!
in good demsnd at fuu prices, 81 4SaI SO. Corn
H,Iy nH,eayy receipts market depressed, az 55a5sc.
~ ess PORK soid at sl6Gl6 So closing nominal
1lk b1lk meats dull aud q hade lower; shoulders
ots9be; sides, 7%e. b con dull aud a shade
ioWer, 1875; WHISKY steady and in moder-
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JACOB THOMPsON. NAPOLEON Bill.
" b. GALBREATH, ". a. RUTLAND
CHA8. " ADAMS J. q. RGAsOE-
r u. GOQDLETT
The New York herald., 1871-02-19
Personal Intelligence.

General T. G. Pitcher of West Point Academy, las
left the Brevoort House for home.
Ex-Governor Robert c. Winthrop, from Massa.
chusetts is among the arrivals at the Fifth Avenue
Hotel.
General Stannard. of the United States Army, has
taken quarters at the Metropolitan HOTEL
Colonel Knitting, Of the United States Marine
Corps, is sojournng at the st. Denis Hotei.
Senator 8. A. Merritt OF Idaho, has arrived at the
st. Nicholas HOTEL
Mr.. g. H. Hammond, Assistant Attorney Genera
OF this State Is staying at the Hoffman House.
Mr.. Oakes Ames, member OF Congress from Massa.
chusetts, arrived at the Fifth Avenue Hotel yester-
day, and left the same day for " ashtngton.
Ex-senator John B. Alley, from Massachusetts,,
has arrived at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Mr.. J. b. Hubert, Of Quebec, is staying at the
Metropolitan Hotel
Mr.. John w. Young. "a chip OF the Brigham
block" has arrived from Mormonland and Is now
lording 1t at the st. Nicholas HOTEL
Mr.. j. c. Kelsey, State Treasurer of New Jersey is
sojourning at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
rJ. v. Pruyn has left the Brevoort House for
Albany.
General c. B. Norton, Of the United States Army
is at the Grand Central Ho,el
Mr.. Smith NJ Weed, member OF Assembly, has put
up at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Judge j. G. Sutherland, from Michigan, is at the
st. Nicholas Hotel.
Mr.. X. w. Daniels, Collector OF Buffalo, is at the
Fifth Avenue Hotel
The New York herald., 1871-02-19

French, because we are quite sure that our
benevolent and liberal Hebrew citizens will
see to it that the suffering people of their own
faith in France are not forgotten. 1t is right
and proper, too, that our Jewish citizens
should be recognized as brethren by our Chris
tian citizens, and especially in all good works
of charity.
We have another idea upon this matter II
Mr. Marshalls committee were to apply to the
President for proclamation upon the subject,
requesting the different religious bodies Of the
United States to devote day for the colec-
tions indicated, and suggesting the day
named-Saturday for the Hebrew and Sunday
for the Christian churches-we think that
General Grant would issue such proclamation,
and that in thus giving the movement ma
tional character he would contribute greatly to
Its success. In the name of Washington and
Lafayette, why not?
The New York herald., 1871-02-19

in Scotland. The Christian Standard, Of Gin
cinnat, talks about the 'Life of Faith" and
the "Social Evil" as if both went together.
Why not separate them2 The Boston Pilot,
the Oldest and most steadfast Catholic organ
in New England, urges new work of charity,
in which service its philanthropic editor is
always engaged, in the shape Of collection
for the "Home," an institution founded by
tho editor Of the Pilot. The apostolic Times,
of Lexington, KY, gives its views upon the
subject of union between Baptists and Reform
ers, and favors afflation
Taking review Of our religious exchanges
altogether, we are led to the conclusion that
q reviving spirit of grace is observable in
many parts Of the country, and that the hap
piest moral results may be anticipated.
The New York herald., 1871-02-19
TIE FRENCH ASSEMBLY.
~~-~~,~~-o~>~>>>~->~>--~-
Debate on tine Aisace and
Lorraine Question.
~~~~N>O>~~>---.>o~~<>~~-~
Declaration Of Sympathy With the
Population.
Rochefort Protests Against the
Military Guard.
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Opinion Of Generals Chanzy and Billot OF
Defensive War.
They Declare One Can be Sue
cessf1llly Prosecuted.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.


BORDEAUX, Feb. II, 1871.
For the information OF the NEW YORK HERALD
report that In the National Assembly to-day NJ
lures Of the Deputies OF the Haut and Bas Rhin
the Meurthe and the Moselle protesting on behalf
OF tue Inhabitants OF those departments against the
separation OF Alsace and Lorraine from France.
DECLARATION OF SYMPATHY.
The proposal OF NJ. Keller was referred to COM
mlttee, who subsequently submitted report ex-
pressing the strongest sympathy with the popua-
tions Of Alsace and Lorraine aud directing that the
declaration Of NJ Keller be spread upon the records
OF the Assembly and referred to the French negotl-
ators when they come TO treat with Prussia.
ELECTION OF NJ. THEIRS
The Assembly then conferred the executive
power OF the government upon III. Thlers.
THE ALsACE AND LORRAINE QUESTION AGAIN.
NJ. Keller, In speech, adjured his colleagues to
proclaim their inviolabe attachment to Alsace and
Lorraine.
NJ. rHIEEs' POSITION.
majority OF the Chamber appeared disposed to
delay the consideration OF the subject until to-mor-
row, but NJ. Theirs strongly insisted upon It's imme.
diate consideration. saying "The Chamber must on
It's own responsibility clearly declare It's wishes
upon this question"
NO DECISION.
The Chamber went into committee on the motion
OF NJ Keller, and the sitting was subsequently sus.
pended.
A Protest from RochcfOrt--A War of Defence
Practicable.
BORDEAUX. Feb. II, 1871.
The following events OF interest occurred In the
Assembly TODAY.
PROTEST FROM R0CHBFORT.
NJ. Rochefort protested against the display Of
The New York herald., 1871-02-19

SEWARD AND THE JAPANEsE MISSION
We think we can trace the graceful trail Of
our own Seward in the establishment of a
Japanese Embassy in this country just as we
traced it in the Burlingame Chinese Embassy.
That able statesman has been cultivating the
Orient very industriously for many years, and
we are beginning to reap his harvest. He
was very recently admitted to the sacred
presence of the yelled Mikado himself, and it
would not greatly surprise us if he were offered
some immense dignity in the service of that
wise young man.