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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-11-28

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ADJUSTMENTS.
MASONIC FALL.
REAL ESTATE SALES.
4 Rare Chance for Investment.

A GOOD HOUSE IN EDGEFIELD, NEW
n " enclosed, containing ten rooms, on Lot
fO0x200 feet, with stable, cistern, ETC.. all in
cellent condition, for S3, 800, one half cash.
ARLINGTON, FARRAR 6, WEAKLY.
Ell oc14 II.
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.E:aRM FOR N.aLE.

lEoUR HUNDRED ACRES, 1lO ACRES IN
finely; good buildings excellent timber, water,
orchard, etc. Healthy location, right on Mobile
e. Ohio Railroad, one mile from KentOn Station,
in Gibson county well adapted to farming and
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particulars, apply to or address
sep29 3m b. z. HARRIS, Kenton, Tenn.
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= = NATHANIEL RAxrFR In.
El Chameeru at .iiashriILf.

Mich. D. MALONE, Solicitor for Complainant
nOv15 1aw4t
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No. 6.9S5.l
In CIiRllccl-lf GIf .AinRh riIEe.

NI|TN anu lI-IEF.
MICHAEL VAUGHN, Solicitor for Complainant
uoyI5 law4t
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COUNTY COURT SALES.
W, ss.ssgss s~rrsss.ss.e ~, ssy-.
COUNTY COURT SALE.

Joseph Wolfe vs. James MaekreI ct al.
DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE
ID County Court OF Davidson County, made az
its September Term. 1S7 in the above cause,
will sell at public auction on the premises,
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Administered AotiCe.

JoHS C. TaoMrsos, s6lrit5f i5f c%fnpISinSat
how'll iaw4t - - la.--ll -
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-08-03
Germania Halle.

Gintm prrsbrtrn publifum bic srsrbrue gius
,eiat, bab pbigss, nabe psm Depot sslearne eptal
rirn ringtrihtet unc bteeutenh perfhsnert ppTefn
4 uno unisT eer 9eituug ees llnteUeihnsttu efIn
etutlbrn publifum Jest piFbfr o1su Iirbt.
Die .3rit Der formslen GiHpeibuug ipirb lpd-
ter betannt gemdbi
Dns aussssfi6nstt ,,Srtsiiriou" une etps
eurdtgreifenpe gfntilation nlaeben eitiss Scfb
III etm ausrafbmhen AWfeutbaltsort in esl
Stabt. Q0inN Sobu 3rtblfr,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-08-03


-YFrH&e (Ysa&es) fiub cine Der belt
tatsfsu Sbiticrten eisles eanbss, unb
tptr frtuen uns, ba6 ils auf fsm @farfts
srf&isnsn -Rnb.n Der 5anbsI In Sisisr
6ru&t N stH iebr- btbsutenesr; gew gcrt
fAidt eissne Dampfsr aus. nm ils bsrbst-
subOlen. Sis Dor siuissn Snbrsn ssbte'
BEN bic pfrf&s febr gut In glsw 9srisp,
unb 60 purbt bafslbit cine srO6s GlsnSs
SsrfsItsa ssscssn. Su str lsstsn Belt fne
its bort inrsb ut&t msbr gut ssrGtbsn, unb
bsinate bic saHje 3ufutr Der pFri1ae In
ben 5Rli&en Staatsn t6mmt isbt aus De-
fapare unb Warplanb. rHg al .
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Sf&sSekutss SaPttsL
'- Sfnbenarreff.

5trr Won Baltsr mar lanas elm
8rute ber finiferfen @sbanttn.
plSblth erbub sr lidt uno rurhltsf bat
tletne 3tmmsr In fsbertaftefsr 9uf
resuns. auh t0se . Isas- .
nDisfs llntbdttsIsit u unm5alib! ris
tr btes Wal init eonesntrirter @utb. 81
60 rpirtltG m6elih, bab i'd BIER In bteieu
Rdfs bletbe unO ntdts perluhsn. nifts
tbun barf! = @ae III aus ibr atwOr'
ben ? - @obin bat lie 8iharo eefiibrt
-0ar ie I'm 5auie, ais jsns Sanbttsr
es iibsrfelen unb rartn murosten2 =
@swtb, fe muBte nod bort isin - @te'
Nuhe - ueberle9ung - ~
uub Der lieutenant, tnbsm sr mtt Bet
ern 6Gnben fein 5aupt uu,ipannte. ale
pClIs er bic @epnnfen lstnes 5irns bslIsi
;uiammsnprtfsn, blisb einis. Rinutsr
lang iitlI unb uubepealib RBen.
oDtr baben bsut ben 10. Qrsuif, fub,
sr fort. Der General srttrilts MIR am
8, feline 8sfsble, am 8. Gbsnbs fdt Id
euetsn unb am 18. srf foats fir mil
8t&aro abreiIsn, ME fs mtr iaste = Sis
mar alio nod uuf 5o6fsIpsn ! - @eUi6
-fsin 3psifel - am 8. mar lfe nod
bort, iwispsrtplts 5srr pom gBaltrr In
etnrm parUrismus oono Qufresuns.
absr mas III tbr bann paiirt9 gSas iF
aus ttr 9ewCrpen 9....
lnb pom gitutm rur6ltrf er NIT Rtes
fenf&rttten bas 9tmmer. s=s
Dret Nal elite sr mad Der &bar, brei
@al 5Fnets er ie unb fdbisn bsreit, btns
aus ,u Gftrjsn, absr iebes WOl fdten ion
ttus unRhtbare Sanb 3urad ju baltsu
unp an Der Stslle, NO &c fanp, fsR,u.
naaeln. ais Ira t,Hng7s.Hg " rf-r
ls. Die 9Ft&t fpra& bttsr ale bic unrubs
uub Der S6mer,. -..s. a..
Snbrb rt6tste F6 5srr sOn gBalter
gum ptsrtsn Nols auf, iflmpfts NIT bem
5ub auf ben GuebOOsn uub In bumpfem
Corn iprnna er mad Der Sbhrs. feif snt.
fblo6tn, G(es au rtsttrsn, am bic llnae.
wtbbett Su berubtasn, bic ldnssr iu ertrn.
gen tbm rein unmbsli1 mar. ..''"
p Smcn ibsrI6ritt CT bic S6wtIIe, ale
Elm lttGtsr Shattsn Dor ibm babinalitt;
stne 9anb srsriif ebrsrbtstis ben S6Ob
ietnes untformrVds.i b. 'aE .f#.rf
s. #.-Es .-r ... u. d .. do H-. aTr
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-08-03
(5ortfrsuuG toIst.)

- Die Sabbnttsmudsr tn aafapstte,
Snb., truroen bnr@ bic Setsr bsSbeutfdsn
5riscsnsfeffss am SpHntns IN erc6tn
Corn ptrisbt unb erfldrtsn In elmer 9st.
tuns itr 8seuusrn, bab bic @lenss Der
Sabbattsi6dnbsr TIRE seri6tlids Stlan.
suns unmbsIt& made. Da srtOt iidb Der
enslil&e GsitreOner, GppOfat @prbpn, IT,
men Dor @eriht Nspe uub GntwUrt 3u
itstsn, unb aussmstnss S&wsissn mar
bic @ntpcrt Der Mudtr. Irai nf -.aH
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-08-03


Grmabuns ,uf6rsiben unb ,u gut ball
ten. Da Sis absr sr2ube bfohrfsu, um
R& BON ben sebabtsn Strapaben 3u ere
tclen, 70 sebs Id Sbnsn tIsrmtt pIsr unb
jpunjis Stunbsn Stutsnarrff.
,GretlIsn3l iUiiig z}zgIusIf3 s".
,@sben Gle fasts Der General nit
elmer bsfeblenbsn @tberbe. Ssbs Grneu'
eruns Sbres @s1u&S Wiroe stns 8erIsb'
uns pss 8efpstts fetn, BEN Sis mir f6ul'
big Rno. Str Stubtnarrea wirp erlf BEL
Qnfunft res &rpnprinSn 3u Gnpe lsin,
SD wta nidbt, pae sr bort. Id bate mid
ssn6tbtsI eefsben, etnen SiFlisr ME ole
Su bsfrafrn. 9sbsn ole rpctl.
5srr pOn 0alttr sriete milttdrii6
unb entfernte fh In GROCER 9srptrruus.
Das 5erj bes unsliidIihsu mar BON
6ummer unb 8sr,wstfluns SerriFsn.
M6tspsaOpsntssr sstprdte sr NIT is'
ntr pauttlihieit, Die itbtr Solpat fur ben
erbaltsnsn 8:fsbl baten muB, purhfArttt
bas 8erattunssltmmsr unb itts alsoaun
bic Srsppe binauf In elm flttnss 3tmmtr,
bas fof unter bsm Da6e lag uno eas fell
Der SnfaGIatiun bas @sntralfats ION als
0obnuns ssotent bate,
SIN @ussnblid, NO er Den SUP auf bic
S&pslle bes 70 tbsn erpabntsn !3immers
fsbts, has In leinen bef6stcenen 8srhGlt'
nifsn wsit ebsr ben Namsn &ammsr per-
bisnts. bsma6ttets li& bic ttefft ger3wstf-
lung leiner. ...
ueueis Quete! fammelte sr unb bsibs
Sbrdnsn sntranneu ben @ussn res mu'
tbtssn Wannes.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-08-03
S06SO11 IG0ms,

8raufliu Apenas, uatt etn GiIsatabn'DrpOt
eOrsns 3sieIsr Gi5sntbhutsr.
Sas 5aus 10 uru nnb in SplIiummsaffsr gSsils
tingsrihitt uRe ld9 unh Ssell Intern an Sptt-
fen linr 8str6nlen pas Stht, iras gu hattn N.
Splttr gtutr fSunru Rpf uuc SCeis tfim Gage
chr her Wpdt srtaltrn. f7f70
eprtra 3sibIeE
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-08-03

ar- Die brutf6e Gtnwanotruns bat
tn GOIse bss Sriesss ni&t 1u' loabsrn abb
ssuOmmsn. Die sr6esrt ineufrtsas
stdttsIstt. wtl6s Dsutf6lanb In abUt'
isnbsit Der frans5Rf6sn SnOuRristtdtis-
felt sntwidslte, bat sins sr6bsrs Na&frass
mad arbsit Sur 5OIsr esbabt, pd6rrnb
sItt6,sits bic @rbsttstraft bur& ben
Sriss betr6&tIiae gsrlufe srIittsn. gla&
BEN pffi,tslIsn Srrtdts In Ntp ycrt tas
msn'tm Stunt D. 8. IL .067 bsutIde Gin,
panbsrsr I'm gtsp gortsr 5afsn an, b. B..
um 1877 psnissr aIs IN bsrisIbtn ps'
rtpbs SOrissa Sabrss. llnb pom l. 9a'
nuar Bic 80. SaRt b. 8. trafsn tn gfsw
gUrt 81, ,946 btatlas Gtnwancsrsr elm, b.
3. um 14777 Rtnissr aIs In bsmisIbsH
SsmsRtr bes purissn Sabrs. as''
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ROBINSON & MENZEL

erIauben li&. sinsm psrebrtsn pubIifuu srsebsnlt
ah,n;eigen, eaB lie cine neue Hne elsgante Hsts
auraiicn an obisem plaBe erSfutt habtn une
feline Wlibe f6suen wsreeu. ttre safe auf has
9ehe III bsbienen. Rseslmdbise Spfsdnser 81
beratgelrBtsn prriIfn bepirtbst.
Die ausaeIu6tefen Spetisu NIB @str6nfs
perpen In fiir,eirr 8riIf unb better Nrt frrrirt
unb fir cute unterbaIhlns stsnfalIs Sgrss &C.
trdeen. ..a.s So -
Sur9 biersfte gerbtrbuns nit ben erlfen STtr
bprteuren Son Hep.gurf Iino MIR ffrts nit frf-
idben SatsrldnbiIden unb sinbeimilhsn DeIiiat-
eTen perIeben une MAIDEN bier beicnbsrs diif
uniere Bstne fir 5amilienes6rdu6 aufmsrtIant,
bic MFR bilissr III tiffert I'm Stanps ilne, aIs
ireenh Gin @tlhGft hisier @sgehe. -. ,. A
Gs Iahen au eiueni rsinen 9iaie gBrin rffT
anesrft Grfrtlhunsen frsunbli6f Elm. ...L-
~ ~ =. - ~. Mpbinfpn 1t. @rnJFI.
scranton, 81. glcS. 1871. ..., ,,'' ...s.
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.. s. S6ulSe, @rn'i. Cup. hss StutiStn
Dtpnrtsmsnts.
gruminirsnbe sIer;ts fir Srrnnteu, pa.;
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8, 8. Gperbart M. .. ..s a4iaaf
b. gpr3Hse btsfer GsIeIIl6aft
Ha Die mGBisfrn TrGmiru. Gin srrees 0apitaI
unb ii6sre srpilIenbafts 9tnlags er1slbrn. Ger.
nsr lino ale poIirirn unprrfall. uub unbslfrrit-
bar. 80 Sage 0rtf fir prGmisu 3ablunesn.
9br Spfeni 10 auefhliseid sessnieitig. Gle
psrIdnst feline 9iptrn u,b gilt ber prGmis ais
grrbit gtas 9lrteu Spn policsn prr6rn ausse-
felt. Sn 5peesfilsn ipirb riidhGneiger Grshit
unb prGmie ni6t In Gb,ua ssbratt. Sri Beam.
tsnpabIsn iinb bic Mitslifbrr Der anieabIe
iiimmbrrsRtiat.
81. zimmerman,
GjeHeral-Isent fir pennIYlp.,
Office, 9fp. 106 penn gpe.
Si6ttse Assntrn perbsu unter ben IiferalIfrn
Ssbiusunsrn ju ensastren srpiiuibt. 1871
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-08-03

IA Sn gsp gort 1T sins Barrie pcn
GssIUn dnssfommsn, peIts 10 GltFHan,
ten an SOrb bate, .r.-,l ma s.a
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% 9. Sill1 On'S !.
fOein s. Giquur 6anNIunq,

62U &nCfdtpnhHu HHUeHNe|
Bette @bisfiss brti6istsnsr Rarfen Goendr,
3pstfhgrupaIisr, Serliner @etTries.ahmmsI,
atIynib, Curacao, WaraI&inc nne tberbaupt
bette Muspabl tuppriirter une tinbstTt tltsr
siquSre, port. GGerrp uub RbtiHEsins Seot9
AIe une epnbrner Werter. &C. H
S5atrifaticn aller Gru6t. Sprups, ale RasPs
berry, psmpn, piusdpple, Ginger, ganiad u. (. tp.
Simpn's ,,prnlTian 9iiirrs" pirb als aueges
seiGaeles Gonie lttrdu perfduft unb IN gtgen
Dispspita .uub Jur BluHsirisuug aIs pcrSiIglt'
DIES GjstrSnf smvfpblen. 1smi7i
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-08-03

oarum gu bitten, fammsltt 5srr BON
0pItsr.
nnSG Babe S6nen bersits sefaat, IS IN
inmSsltG-brtnssn Sts alfO Mot weiter
In rntd,. 80 -.s5.E 1tlsyl sr'1r1 -rs-1---5-
neretGIsns, i& Sin unsladli&, rpsnn i'd
ben urlaub ni&t trbaIts. ,--..r l.,-.f'
uNeiu. '" '.'''~
ves bunbtIt F& StsGtI&t um stn
Ntnf&tnIsbrn. GresIIsnj. .. ..,..
ggs banbslt lih nm bic YFt&t, 6err
eisutsnantl lnats Der General In rauttm
aon: Grit bic 9Fi&t, bann bas asbsu.
"Ssnus 10 sspatn stnsu tsins
Stunbt .'..l7 'f sit I.
sGreensn,, lasts 5err pOn BaItsr, bsI.
zen Augsn lsu&tstsn, Id mu6 oieIen urs
laub batsn uuo psnn sic ipn mir per.
PLUMP unttrtra& tSn Der @snerat
IHntII. .'s -st -ar f"'ft .7Hfl,ga
nSU muB Id ton MIR itIblt R.tmsn |
murmtlte 5err ppn Balttr. Z r-. d..
Der @sntral iflfb stutR tasrsiI&tn
Gluh aus.
p5srr eieutsnunt, rtsf sr. pifTtn Sts
IpDbI, mas ole fassn? Stt Ssrst6.n ben
8sipstt, ben Ole Sbrtm gOrerIsbtsu
l&ulois Hnb. q -,-s l.,s-.----'. .i-
pGreslsnl Id Itsbe uub psrttre Sis
une BIN elm gutter SOlbat! 1aste Der eieu.
tenant nnb rtttsts iidb fUls auf. 1--
$50 pstb btrsl unp Id wta battr aud
SbFs sS0rts Strfr usbsrrrisuus bur&
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4crlangt luirO

Gin tiihtesr bsuti6n @urfmattr, BEN etr
aIlsrbeRe eebn beSablt pire. 0n uislntn bet
wtttisTsp u. 2Ieph SIYpbaHt pa. 27tIiut
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-10
POLITICAL NoTEs-LOCAL AID GENERAL.

James T. King is President OF the Brennan Society
Captain w. L. Wiley Is chairman OF the Executive
Committee ana Vice President OF the New Boulevard
Club Charles Scheder OF Broad street, Is to be the
caterer OF the latter
Tho Philadelphia Evening Herald speaks OF Gen.
cral Sherman's speech as "bold, manly and out
spoken declaration Of honest opinion just such a
one az was needed to give to the people OF the
country proper idea OF affairs In the South"
Simon Cameron cold Wlnnebago'D Is spoken OF
in Pennsylvania as a candidate for Vice President
on the Grant ticket In 1877.
The srecount in New Haven't is the subject OF
considerable distress among the republican press.
The Boston Advertiser Is much agitaed about II.
VIII Governor English .hoid overf'' That Is the
particular matter on the Connecticut river about
this time, the shadpoles III New York harbor having
been taken up.
What OF Conway, who makes himself the mouth.
piece OF General sherman, IN New Orleans2 Will
his record for yeracity and honesty bear strict ex
amnation2
The Providence Journal does not like the address
OF the democratic members OF Congress. In spirit
or unusual ferocity, the organ of Senator Anthony
eXcaims:-
The Southern rebels, with rhe madness which has
characterized them from The beginning, sui rely
upon force, upon Illegal violence, upon scourgng
ana whipping OF men and OF women, upon murder,
10 accomplish political ends.
Uttered In the United States Senate, a remark
like the above would have evoked q very lively de-
bate.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-10

The Alleged slaughter House Nuisance Inves.
tiaatlOn.
Recent complaint having been made by Mr. Bergh to the
Health occr OF Brooklyn Dr. George Cochran, against
tain slaughter houses In the Eastern District the head
OF Ncwtown creek thorough CATION the Of
the plantvc appeal of the champion of animal rights
ordered Yesterday forenoon the Board or Health met Al
derman Clancy presiding for the purpose OF taking tcst
mony In the case and II the matter warranted
their dong. CT remedyng the alleged evil. Assoc
ciaed complainanls Mr.. Bergh Charles Bishop.
agent of the Southsde Railroad and Henry Meyer night
Waterman. The defendants Mssrs Moses, Nathaniel,
Mark May, Raphael Brown, Miller and Jacob Franks Mr.
Thomas Pears appeared counsel for the Defence Mr.
Bergb, who called 10 the stand FIRST had nothing further
communicate than lie had already stated 10 his letter to
the Health Oiicer. lie had further personal knowledge
OF the affair
Mr. @. W. shop was called the stand and testified
them public During the rainy weather cattle are
confined pens and the becomes mass OF hi,h
ene surface q Ss YARDS n'S Cattle Willow This
mire. there being no other plece 70 We down
cattle there that were not In condition 10 XII Tor human
food They appeared weak aud sck as TO be compced
and presented lie general appearance twpes. be eved
disease the SLAUGHTER houses cover from eight 70 Twelve
yards time; the had accumulated in Mays
yard Tor one year. . ....,.
known those cattle TO dc OF dseasc that diseased
cattle slaughtered for the market or taken away from
IN. might ws,chmsn Henry Meyers testified ss.
the fac. that they were painting lowed from their
mouths cognzant OF the fact that diseased cae na9
cattle Se1h ' we're so at &sys within hp.s p%
finding hey had on 10 va, S.c 10 The
sn .ps' :r: :. cT ps S NO. s.. .s.
Tha lavesgA,lon was here adjourned unils "os
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-10

LIST or rnosE cosDxMNED TO CAPITAL PUsisiMEST
FeGng. called The Lame admitted having killed Mr..
.. Lem-Eu admitted having killed Monsieur rAbbe Chew
g. Hang An admitted having killed Russians with lance.
T. kenEal admitted having killed a Russian with
g. LoCheng, KonaTanTze admitted having killed Sister
g. T-cheon.san admitted having killed Madame Chalema-
T. T-Chans-i admitted having killed Monsieur ohaema-
& Whao admitted having killed one Of the Europeans Of
Wang-hai-Lco with n crossbar of door.
Ma Heqng Leang admitted having killed one of the Eu
To- OnTa admitted having killed Sister Of Charity with
IL Tuam- Ia admitted having killed Russian and
thrown his body the river.
sons enpioyea Il the Catholic Mission with plank
H. LeouEul arrested the sword Of European and killed
TChang Eul admitted having killed one of the persons
employed by the Sisters with sword ~,
IT, fsouei-Tou-Tze admitted having killed q Sister Of
Is i.cbans. Kouo Chuicn called Deaths Hcad admitted
having killed European with sword and also to have
" s ssiMIr aan;ssa sasna Killed sister Of Charity
ana s European
Catholic Mission.
oncer Of lie poice Wans and Of Leans che
guard the Che-hsen, killed some Sisters of Charity with
60 Kosan, according the evidence of Lwanv eop II
some nn So, sn ers Of Charity with SoathooK
BASIsHED cTEN YEARS. FOR STEALING AND WOUND
wang-U tcared the Bodkin,, YaKi. Painful, Mao-san
ployed by the sisters
NO BLOOD FOR BLOOD, OR MONEY FOR MASSACRE.
II has been ascertained beyond oil doubt by our
correspondents In China that the wreches executed,
named In the list OF the condemned, were not lmpll-
Gated in the massacre at all, but were Door crea-
lures already under sentence, or those who for
sums OF money paid to their families, gave their
lives 10 the eXecutioner. Inc money inuemIisY Tue
Chinese government, as the readers OF the HERALD
have been Informed, bluntly refused to pay.
The honor OF France. then, has not been
satisfied the families OF the poor people VINO were
SO cruelty murdered have received no pecunlary
indemnity and the mandarins remain masters o. INC
situation In view of the startling expose OF Chinese
feelings and policy presented above Is II not time to
agltate the question, how long VIII the civilized
massacre at Will foreigners dwelling in their midst
Ia the Caucasian played outY
Ia civilization a failure?
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-10
. commands OF the barbarians. IN

ears nor listen to the commands OF the barbarisns ina
-. A.. tn. PEOPLE GAN oIrw METAL :. 40, =,
city wall Therefore. these contemplate beings having
aroused our righteous wrath heartily sdhsrns 70 ne
q the hate that win allow us under ne
being obliged 10 have them ever s' near u.s. a
the Humans continue in reference TO the sect In
crimes Srea asr nsr s smpy
TO burn their houses is not enough TO cover their
sins. II ever the mandarins repair their houses
tner nerce names Will increase the more, and they
VIII uevour US Hengchow people like fish and flesh,
and there is no knowing what they win do hereafter
your Excellency's happy STAR who from the Time OF
YOUR DESCENT FROM THE CHARIOT
rectiaed the relations and virtues We come alto
gesher shedding tears OF blood and pray that you.
and out vo bs ne and
out thus root Of anarchy resusctate the perfection
Most humbly and umldly presented.
The book concludes as Yellowstone who has
many authorities and substantiated the facts thus
acquired by what he himself has seen and heard,
and thus has been produced
THIS TRUTHFUL RECORD
OF corrupt doctrines. Being distressed lest human
virtue oe gradually extingnished. he mas with flow.
Ing tears written this book. He trusts that all who
read 1t will, reverenty obeying the imperial edct,
avoid being ensnared in The oils Of this crafty sect
swallowed up In the pit OF this perniclous hcrcsy.
TINS can truly say is the origin and design OF this
DOOk."
PRINCE KUNG'S PROMISES.
AS q proper finish we give below the ofllcial
despatch OF Prince Kung to Count ROchechouart
the French Minister which contains q list OF those
condemned for participation in the Tien-tsn mas
sacre and a schedule OF the pecuniary indemntes
promised
OFFICIAL DESPATCH FROM PRINCE KUNG COUNT
RoCHEcHoUART.
have the honor to acknowledge the receipt of your
despatch relating to the Tentsn massacre expressive
OF tho Indignation and grief it has produced TO this
we subjoin a list OF the victims. The news OF tho
years China and France have been friendly terms,
and one anticipated such catastrophe; even now
are overwhelmed with confusion and emotion. 1t has
been decided that the of 30 900 taes be paid in
demny according to the decision of the Minister of Finance
which your Exceency will be able to draw the revenue
OF the Custom Houses of KiangNan aud kuagung to be
divided between the families or Consul Fonanier and of the
ether functonares merchants the Church will receive
what is due to her On the 18th received despatch in
forming that the material losses sustained by the
establishments and others amounted to the oil 25o
taes The Hoopoo has already decided that the OF
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Notification for General Circulation.
With reference to the outbreak at TIent- The
people OF TientHln, too lightly giving ear to idle
stories, suspicious came 10 be entertained by them
which beg0t ul-blQQd; a. then on q sudden lbreak
The New York herald., 1871-02-22
THE LATE BLASTING CASUALTY.

Dead Bodies Taken i'm Charge by Friends
Action OF Coroner Young.
At late hour on Monday night the relatives aud
friends OF John Cronin and Thomas Scanlon tho
two men killed by the premature explosion OF blast
at Ninetetn street and Ninth avenue, az reported
in the HERALD OF yesterday, waited upon Coroner
Young, at his residence in King street, ana de.
sired permission to take the remains home, which
was granted. Scanlon was sixty-two years OF age
born in Ireland, and lived IN Eightyffth street.
Madison avenue, where he has left family OF adult
chtldren he was widOwer. Cronin was thirty.
three years Of age also born In Ireland, and lived at
1886 East Nineeth street; he has LETT widow but no
children Both the deceased parties were In the
pOy OF Michael Tracy contractor for opening Ninth
avenue, and had long been employed In the blasting
business, OF which they were supposed to have q
thorough knowledge.
Late yesterday afternoon Coroner Young en-
paneed jury to view the bodies OF the unfortunate
men, after which certificates OF death were given,
SO that the remains, which are In bad state OF ml.
taion and rapidly decomposng, could be speedily
inferred.
The investigation into the cause OF TIE explosion
may not take place for several days to come.