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New-York tribune., 1871-01-05
HOUSES FOR SALE BY
Y. K. STEVENSON & SON.

routh Washingt square flll sire 1siory and atie.
oh l. near 5h ave-. JtorJ hrcs, 22ti. H. lgt 80
ICES g 5t-ave., story hrek Z,1h) IT, lo' IoV
I4t-zt rear bhsvc, 4story Gl sIe hIlse
IGtI.s. Shave. Z t0y rutiGm szef D. = house
I7fh-rt near 5th-aye fal ire trJyTn st.ne house
Iftt-st ne 5h 4stlr brown stone. 2arJ2 n
ljfh--t ,th 4 ory hr0Wu-tolc loue 80 r.
fh t8Ory hl0Wr-s.,ne lonee fLu f1e
2d.st. . tth sye.. extra size tt0ry truvn-stoue
l5tl-f;. Ctlayc., elegant 4storv medium sik- b.
23h r. uesr f fll size lr1ny-stole. stories
1lth-e.. fth-ave., 4-oIy brown stone 4tH-3 r.
.lh.s rear T. ave. c,~en Heum size stor. house
I2I.st east Of Broa1way dcsira7e brovu-s'Jue.
4stH-s. d u broNu.sioLe.
S1th-si shave. and ial s.re
setl.s-. .tl-avc., +,ary lou-e 2 ria feet
4lfh-st hous-. l2r'r feet, 10; 100
.1a-.t. a.! mel nm size br0Tn-sione
Madison elegant : s'orF medi-m sEe
si'l-sf shave. aud handsome h0l-e.
:GiL--. sth-4vt., ros and very elegant
5it!-st near Grand CrCe f-stor1 b. =, .oLsN feet
Lafiugt,usrc.. near J.fhst.. fstoy b. f-rn Shed
LcKingtouaye., 5s-st., +story bro vns.ore
slrtst ror1 dNe r. elegantly iufui'hel
Ma soD4ve.. 4Jl-st. fr-ellss hou-cs
Nal.ss.sre.. tj,-st and hau4eone houses
psrs ave. u.2r Jt.-ft, lrstci-ss fail size house
Plr.-ayo.. 4Jthst. iul haId-oGe houses
stl-,,e near 45h-s.. el.Cart medina brown tone
atl- ave. rtsr 45tl aud tr,-class, "a. s.ze.
pera md further particulars ip II tie Once No IL fnet
New-York tribune., 1871-01-05
Go pJhom II mn = y.tcri


A GEECY in EUkOPE-A Vii Engineer, of
- Lonon, England With several eass cles o. AmrHsa see
n r countries o1ca v lnspoct o. 70 ANN
en- "a rad undertake Agencs N barope Adfess CIVIL
ENGINEER Post-Olce Milwaukee, Wis
oricE or rlig MkrnoPoLTAS Gas LIGHT Co, BRotpwAr
CORNER F0RrY-sEcIND-sT., EEvl oRK, Dec - .5'e
dds for all the COAL TAR produced AT the
works Of the Metropolitan Gas Light Co.. a. sne
Fyeptaye vii Le received I'll JAN u NEXT at the Ha Ohee
The ConpaLy B alNay, where terms and p1rt 60 .
harneu ". EOLi+lh'i4hiN' . '-
MECHANICS and W0RKINGMEN' AtIEA-
Every one ; Master
Gond Homes for AL
puhc meeting wiU be he'd under suc Of the CoOperst
Mannurng company Penus yanis lHC kSDAi
Hall ia Bovesy,
the objects o the Company w he epsned ,hArei
81 IA monthly insteuments Of IS Mfs sni inomao1 ms,
oiaiue aud Subscriptions vii be reoeye at hess H. n
Mac avs WLsh,ngtons Dr. F. l31 bSst Fity sftI-t
& Macnus 49, Canalt william Bocsl IA Broome a. H. r. Sara
mrn 50 Cenr Bromheg 80 Cears'. Room No and at us
Ofcs of the Treasurer William iadie $50 Pe9rls., Y
NOTICE TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CON
~ CERN-Tb certify that ny WIFE h,ry E.ea Cam has Of
will AMI accord len bel ri s l W1oa' NJ oas D.
aud Will pay Q debls Of her Containing
JOHN J. CAIN.
No 50l West Thirty .s,b -
New-York tribune., 1871-01-05
C,OUTH SIDE RAILROAD of LONG ISLAND

- ..,,,.-,7 .ppANCENfI1N t.
FALL AND WlNTEk AitItA M asa,.si = saI GJ.-s-
C,sn,s,ux .iONDAI, oe1sIer H. iao 'f'iu ""'''
s.s tcllcA
g..s A. m Nail for Patchog~.
10 a m AeeoEm1i,t1l ior bGb'on 49, p.u,,ort and Ffs
5.ar % EIp.es, or Ps.eaogl-. va Has' !" '9
~, ~ / lr Ae- mneiatcn. Saturdays. uf'usi :" -'s
s.rlu = Kah, Ac'musi iatua
can Neuuc. A'ttmm"A'' '' I'D, q, ,o.rs meet 81 Naiy
10 % anl v A. a.. Ani A'.' -l' '' .- ~
.tr.ala or ks.lvar. .... 49, .,.r. .,.f..t e. VALLEY
n, e. $50 an4 .' al r.' Dr. -
ft'1' '' '~''''-" :, LUlGl-s ss,.,'.''ls'-I
New-York tribune., 1871-01-05
tFor Picmout and Syac4 o.
one ISLAND RAILROAD.

| oNG iS+A$De ATie = kAILR9ARi sAR1NGh2rxr
On anI snr MONDAY OCT a loo Trans will 'eA'e James s
s.qU = n Gr.erport and Sag Harbor.
l.Jl a m Nolta WAY
.rbo ani hverhead Express ruhs tr, an !" "reS
poFto Saturday nights.
400 D. ~ f0rtaoor Express 49,,
800 N Henpsttsi Train to lslp Saturday saa
600 D 10 Sorthpor Way Train. .-,,,
counec, at branch for empsteaA SUNDAY Trans Tor Roe n
G. on Cys Locust VALLEY Hcksve Hun aGgion snd port cave
hurter. Point al a aid o. j. D. bhhlOH nAP ~
New-York tribune., 1871-01-05
silNIATrRE AIMANA

IMMATURE ALMANAC.
SUI 54I Moon nes.....
Sa,l, G q Goy's 7.I3 Hell Gate &c
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feiJ Uanteo.

XErANTED-A German GARDENER. no
w Thoroughly understands aos ,-re-uhos &e =.
sober ard le; good Pike sct
man App at PIERCB Co.'S, Do. Luggrs-n.
NANTED-A number of intelligent, COM
w Te,nt MEN to act CA&yASSlts Is fr tie s o.. teef
wilson's sewing Msehnes A. yaiIlH DpT- coss saiy-
sEtl-st between 3 and
NIANTED-An intef-.n.. active IAN,
willing o work GALEND' 5 telaa-.s.
.e1ln EXPERIENCED yEAFER. Y b.. ID
sfsBO fr Lihecnt States; Iea.e m Les prei 'Pp'
al PIERCE Co.'S Bowl. gesl. a. ,..,' an
New-York tribune., 1871-01-05
THE ALLEGED BoGAET EMBEZzIEMENT-MOTiO
FOR A NEW TRIAL.

Counsel Henry c. Place, before Judge Bene-
the L. g Eastern District Court moved yesterday
for new trial in the Of Robert d. Bogart, charged
with embezzement while clerk under A. ]. Clark of
bcr lse the prisoner Disappeared taking Tth Lim; as
ALLEGED some $4,000 Government funds ne WI fi'nJ
G,iC nv arrested Texas, tried by eourt-lnapai r.
,ltv and sentenced to three years IinIr
eednes oi tTtry Ie Of the Navy who decided them
tcClreally wrong, and the mater o;.inS iCt ILL., I, i
IN, h \ Court where cVll ana ciliilna 81 sun a. WIZ wiz
eDi1Icnced against Inn, and where cfInina a.IqI
sfil pending. In January 1902 verdict VIZ
IL ne civil action IN fyOrot the ioi
covering the alleged entire alleged dtIdt,uon, Oh,
tons were taken - the iun8. 81 -! -uG Do"i anu
TIE nioon for rev tila, ycst .iddy va DtsTJ 10" 10
the ground that at Le souIt ;i ~ t,1t;sIi hSa
learned various facts which, had ne preyl9us5 hhV%h
them would have enabled MN 10 n"f, SS
ma The paymastor, Mr.. Clark, took large portion 1
Inc money aud failed to acc cUu f'r u that M N'h
h. tau no money and that II coad be shown That IN
Clsrs had lost large amounts in stocks IN Wa', "l"
that alterations were mace IN ie ,ons " - ~ Cd,rIcs
MOI aware at the previous trial. TIE ?iiuaNil oi ,s
- feGn s @ 70 1rrSented showing that A. j.
Cla,g had had an account there, ana thaI eV,hs i'
been bought ahd sold ia his name W coiSu'I"''e
-, Governrnont introduced the af11ayt Of w b. Alex
auCor member OF the firm Of swan Ray son snI"B4
tbat Mr Clars account Was itaiy Dl'l,g" ' - n, % NJ,
Car himself iu Clarks nane tLat ti'y nt,'a % t1N iI
CIark aud knew such peTson ana that an the money
receive from Bogrt TO make these purchases were AlS
Q0cart's) own checks go L.,
s;1e that the alterations Of the looks covering the
sil.. de4cency we're made ny EOgart, and that lie
1Clq has accounted for ali money placed IN his hands
exc,g, nat taken by Bogart who took from the safe
. ~ ana ahSconied December 1868. An examination
r .e hooks showed that a different times he had taken
$1,000 beside making voucher and entries 70 correspond,
and mat be Carlu had had no transactions with the
Waist. Erm alluded tO.
Tie affidavit of H. BacCly. also presented by the
Government stated that BOgart, subsequent 10 bis ar
rest rly admitted ais guilt ana named details OF the
method In which De secured The money also tlat Bogat
lsl read 10 aim the affidavit offered on this motion for
new trial. duo stated That his object was to get Idck
from :nr Court possible about 5000 the proceeds ~
the sal. OF Dis Dorsc and personal property that
had tc at'st,ej, and that If he could get those he
you'd tayt The country. Decision reserved.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-05
COTRT CALENnARS-Tnl, DAY.

SuPrrxs CouKr-CMAsHEss-SrrHEEtAND "Opens At 10
Calendar called st u M
7e WehaWAtn Dcka Cor lu In tie matter Of opeLIng
New-York tribune., 1871-01-05
New- gersep Real Gsiaie for Sale.

New- grrscn Real gsiate for Sale.
4 DEPOT being established al MENLO PARh,
a on n. ' J. r. z 7. 90 PhhdepliA Ee) make one Of
the eb within - les the C Hall Lots ~ BY 10
rad IN mou in,meuts Of 10 Pal Parea,s wih teset, 70
The rro, he'd the Once Of ihe NJ Mo PAhh LAD
COMPAkY Eos I55 snd l57 B.olWay Room No le
A NEW COTTAGE in Llewellyn Park, at
"A Ornge. \. j. with stable and modern i ro'ennts aI,o
fpronr SIMMER REsIDENCE top Of Mountain FOR
SILE AppT to ,h owner HASKELL, Orange to HAZARD
APTHORPS Co., 10 Broadvay, n I
EARN OF 40 acres CHEAP; $4,000 remain
on bond mortgage MaT1oIo n j. Tor fall psriiea a'
address o. G. HEEBEEr, Marlboro y
JENKINS & WAY, New Brunswick, \: J2
~ Re.l R,til- Brokers' AncDnse hay. for SALE COUNTY,
kE.TBENtFS FARMS and HOUSES snl LOTS The ear'e. Of
d. G-r ear b fc,r. tie following g-nemen Gov
Rand .h prG1y Wand Ffrnfhuyseu VIM Hor l.
Oaos Jo-I Hill President Tie NaonA BAH o. Ne"
Jer-rr
UERSONS wishing to Buy, Sell, or Exchange
RIAL LsTATE suy description cen spp} to or nilres
ROBINSON 4 son, Beverly Burlington County y j.
d., snN WILL BUY good 2-StOry
qp ,DOU House Address C. HERBERT aailloIo- y. ).
New-York tribune., 1871-01-05

ERIE RAILWAY-TRAINS Leave Depots
z \ 6ot of Chanhers- and foot Of 2Jls., as follows:
Tsronrh Express 1rns Lave ,hsmhesst at "a II ~ by
Leave 2idst. lo:f1 ana 20
p New aud mFro.s DraHing om Soaehes
vile spng Coshes unsns through 70 leye anu
All CaI sepug II r. train from Sus
Ga.harna Bla-o The - train from seglors to Badao and
q. NC~ York Ir,tusTe Buhso anc CRciHaAl
An I'm grant Train leaves dsis at 143 D. n.
For Po J-rvs aud Wav 4:30 p IN. t2dst 4l9 ? nt
For MddOEn and Wag, q 9 m d't 5' mli Ana S1A
DAYS oulr E.O t23is.. 5.l5 a. m 49,
For - svlie and Way. 80 m (2tst '1:l3 O. n .
Essnrb and Wa si9 $50 and t'JO N l-'d't sf'
a 4nt IS :.
Fol Wav srdb 1t t;ts and 943 p M IAe-
ater Trim. Fl!:30 ? m. tlA-st II 20 p Ell ,,,,.
Por Patterson ara rem 29st Leoi 6'43 81; D. AMI i'
m; las 3:t5 5:l. al Gas Fom cbAm'ess- Depot al
Gas lo.' a m 10 m. 'l:s5, e. 5:l3 and t:45 p m
For HaeAussck Hssle from 2dt Depot NJ s.i1 H. anI
l2.45 3.45 Prom CSsmbefs Depot sV
a n. and / = I. Is GEO. ahd &c Is .. m r..o.,.
For eroni and va from ~ az Dep0 az y'
IN /: S 1913 4I5 1918 and saturdays only ilit'
Cham5ers' Depot II $3.50 ~ fJ:y 4I9 141o
,. cniy. ~ 90
Tces Passage al or Aparment Drawing hoom ana nas
otiret and checking and transfer OF Bag
gage nav CClpBs Offices 24 523 and s Broadway 2S
Cambsr-s, GreeusLst eor l.sths and Thrd1e ls.m
m Fnton froosiu loot Of C-merrs AM i1ot OF <S.t
K.viora Place and Long Dock Depot Jersey City snd
o. 'As kITrvTS ~ S-e P'''"f- Dec y r. BARR
Ger SGpL I". .rt.., oru ,a.lat ~ ~, %"
DAILY. +l'I p''A'A'"NA 0"''
New-York tribune., 1871-01-05

Ocean Giflmsre.
EOR ST. THOMAS and BRAZIL.
4 UNITED STATES and Brazil STEAMSHIP COAPAHT
Regular NAL Steamers sailing the 9b Of month
MERRIMAt K. Ger JanuarF -
SOTTH AHERfCA Capt Z. L. 1lnAlrIaugh February -
NORTH AMERICA. Capt q. b. SocEm Gafeh -
Tbes. splendid sail schedule time and call AZ 81 Thomas
pan Perm Rio de Jdaero al IeuranE For
engagement Of freight or psss,ge, apply TO
wM. K GARRISON. Agent No. Borhnsgfern, heV-lots.
HAVANA, SISAL and VERA CRUZ,
i 4 EEW-YORK. AMI MEXICAN MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE,
SAILING from Pier L.. Bssi River, al , p H. .
CITY MEXICO. TmHc "a II hDA jan
CLEOPATRA Capt Phil EDNE DAY JAl. Ib
OF MERIDA, n.........-..SA hDAf. Jan 20
CLEOPATRA Capt Pmlips...........Il l ESDAfi FeD' T.
For freight or p-sssge apply 10 -. ,,r,, , e,.,o ., p,
CLEOPATRA soes 70 Havana only; takrs no passengers
II :. NAIL TO HAVANA.
a. ATLANTIC NAIL STEAMSHIP CO.
Lgegul,rly EVERY TIT kSDAf at3oeoe4 p m peSey ron
o North River.
COLUMBIA. Capt f Van nSce................Ja January
MISSOURI Capt J. b. Edwards IVA Nassau. January -
MOktO CASTLE. Capt r. Adams. ...... ..Jan ~
No Bowling green
A NCHOR LINE.-STEAM TO GLASGOW,
N LIVERPOOL and LOEDOSDERRf,
fronP Pier %, North River,
EVERY SATURDAY AND ALTERNATE WEDNESDAY
ANGLIA. SATURDAY, January J.
Fr,, Cabin passage, S65 and so Intermediate tJj serage
a8 S-ersse tickets from above ports, 90
HENDERSON BROTHERS, Agents.
B0Ehng
New-York tribune., 1871-01-05

NEN ARK AND NEW-YORk RMAlLhpoaD'- Kali p.,.
~ 1EP0T IN YEW.IORK foot Of Lberty-st Nsrth YER
On and Eoysmler q l esns% wv tsiA' ND SfwSRKA.
a. 20 r'Is T.,0 s5 B:i5. s:ls $50 l0;to N y,
"a 100 ao 4:0s <.3o SEQ, $50 GEO. siN' wv ~" w.
80 w SRw JosL FOR WEST BERGKs1M to9 ~ ''H
ihA'E n ~ o. $50 7!so, 900, le:tot y M
- vs. = - 49, r. kER, Superintendent
p BALDWIN Gen. Passenger As.ps-
New-York tribune., 1871-01-05
professional Notices.

n ID. HAMMOND, II. D., formerly Professor
tie Syrscnse he.rsl College y y
once ,:,I Fne.hsi Inraye " T. Cy HeyOHs hebl
it, and In ot ~ spec general diseases @e IT. Hs WORK sO
New-York tribune., 1871-01-05
fona 0slan0 Real Gsiale for Sale.

TOR INVESTMENT and to CAPITALISTS
a r,- PLOT Of GROUND Of about 10 ACRES at Bay hdsr
h gl and befu located gI be- offered entirety At +5 yer
rcrc or about lots t. Tbs IS well worthy
"rsTH ~ - HOMER HORG. y 2 Pinest.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-05
Coparinfrsbip Nciifes.

EHw YORK Dec 81 1870
ALEXANDER TAYLOR, Jr., withdraws
TAYLoRs BROTHBRs, II Walls.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-05
foaro ano Rooms.

WINTER B0ARD.-A widow lady, having
w taken the Twenty thfdt uohdolterrsce
omnodae Families Snge Gentlemen with hsRdsos FUR
ESIRD ROOMS and BOARD. Reference exchanged
New-York tribune., 1871-01-05
NEW YORK AND NEW-HANEN RAJ
n ROAD. ..

NEW YORK AND NEW -HANEN HALL
~ SUMNER SRRGxeEMEST.
r.,.s,r., station in Kss o. Tven,ys'.n't .Od
F''AE HHAEs Es'fs; HFSyH e. SsS EEs7T T5ss At
Fot ss- Haven , and BrasePoE EIl 1850 ." Ni' 'AH
For Milford siratfor Fairfeid Southport and ws'tpO = 1850
Fat sot,l s H. s sI! !sma.rps Ell GI, a''' 40
'kF F., i D.Se 90 g. snf fi sE. SIS 80, .sds9pm
fs' .ss '.snI Es !, i.s .' g. s. i7S 7s sEi, G ' ~
For Greenwich intermediate stations D. IL" m E'l' %"
-, sSni., ~ MAI u Gave. se~r0rf "7P L. for
Boston VIA O''- s'''ff45is ff4ossgcrisG TRAINS
FOR Bo.Sa via via sIanFaa isig a 9-i AND nd p n
spfnga.I m l2:l' ''0 m to Hartford
Fdr Newport L l2:ls E1l, connecting vita steamer across
For CoGaseIcut River Railroad ~, i2sp m to Montreal
fd asrfSd r s.ro.i NJ ls' ,I;
Shore Line Rsway at N 10 NorWs anu r'V'1'"'' '
Fsr SsvHa1n and northampton Railroad 'l ~ 800 N TO
For Houzto1c Railroad, a and p m. IN = D., v,,.,,
For fS E:ssaiG B.aaipf. a.S Hi sof. S.s s.o. T
caHoe cc se,nS Car. sies,d ard also 2 san
s Tan % A'' Line plIhs JAMES foT hofr ps
NEW-Y0RK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
RIVER EALR0ADI,s,n: o eoTs % gnts ,ssr s. ' follows
10, % sPcc b.snr -oom c.t ETgIs,; oT rSsasC c No "
Northern and Western EIpre'. Drawing ro0" ears Az
nont,.l Drawing car. .aessd he'd, =, w,.
's sis,: S second F.aas STAGED '1i
soa 5 a. an1 1a 10. oo aoa os5. va Indianapolis ~
tan will cave AZ 6 o. ". Qp Sundsysl 49,,
! Night EIpr 20, Sleeping eaTs a'tAehe1
a IA z and 10, POughkeepse trans
"a n 4I5 and $50 D. m, PesksAl trains
$50 and $40 D. Sing Sing trains -. la ain an.
! Ii;pp n, YQnstr urn.
SUNDAY fer Poaghseepae, O., p,..srr, lgspt
| New York De 5. 1870.
NEW JERSEY RAILROADmFR0MF FOOl OF
~ cosTf GSDTsT-For WEST PHlLkDELPHlA a. ~ ana s'
w. ls $ $500 EsS, For , Fs,sPS. e, AZ. .as
len A r For BALTIMORE ana W Va ~ rIR M
TUp wrST q. Bstmore 2:Jo snd sls 10 fo nn
TH AND sOUIHw EST, $50 a n, ~ m m tbTan,h
$50 tram aalt $40 ,un
,net bug without For the WEST VIA
ro.4-9 m, 70 and ~ Silver Palace ears Ae S.ss
e.lo m and r.u through from NevfOrs 70 fhtsptfsh
gsso silver Pa attafhs1 70 ne
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-22

Marriage and
E...y. for Young Men, OF great So
CO.. Evils and ABUSES, which interfere with
NaKRIAGE-with sure means of relief for tn
Fr,,ur and Unfortunate. diseased and deoiiita'.'
San, free. in sealed envelopes. Addres
INWARD ASSOCIATION, No. z 5. MINI st.'
Pni.Afe!nhia, Pa. ~
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-22
C.. l.. PERKINS & II. c. STREET.

And will be devoted to the promotion of
the best interests of the State OF Nevada
and the County of Ormsby. In its col
umns will be found the latest Eastern
and Foreign Telegraph News, and also
the latest Mining Intelligence of the Pa
cifc States, parti>,larly of Nevada; its
local department will be carefully at
tended to, and all events Transporting will
be truthfully chronicled.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-22
600 GIFTS.

The money received for he sale OF the tickets
ana the title deeds Of the property will lie d-Pus-
tied in the Od F. tlows' Bank Il swings. at sac
ramento. who will be duly authorized 10 hand
over the gifts 10 those who hold the lucky num-
hers.
Er-Respnnsille AGENTS wanted, to whom a dis
count Will be made equal to that of any similar
entel Prise To TtreuL- RENTING direct eleven
tickets will be sent tor Slu. 81 tickets for S5t. or
IL tickets Tor $40. We lLus make il an olj Ct
t. per< n forming clubs.
The drawing viii take place under the supervi-
sion Of a commit ee OF well kut WI ard responsible
citizens Of Sacramento. Address orders to
es For tickets and information, apply to
j. Il. SOUTHAMPTON, Agent,
Opposite Wells. Fargo 4 Co.'S, Carson
FELCH d CO.. GeuI Managers.
seI2-td - Fourth street. Sacramento, Cal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-22

| !. % be apprehended from the virulence OF
- .,.;r;t Is not in Washington or in Lon
H. lint among our neighbors on this CONT
aon, The full text of the Treaty has been
no,,;ed from THE TRIBUNE into all the journals
Of the Dominion and the Provinces and has
o;von rise to a wide and heated discussion.
| We have already given some details OF the
line of argument adopted in the attack as well
as the defense of the Treaty by the Canadian
and New Brunswick papers. more significant
demonstration is That of the legislative body
of the latter Province, which has adopted
by a unanimous vote in both branches
resolution cOndemning those clauses Of
the Treaty which affect the Dominion
and provincial interests. 1t is Gu
rious commentary on the statement of the
Noya-Scotians that they are ruined by the
concessions made to American fishermen, TO
find our Massachusetts mackerel- fishers making
the same complaint of impending destruction
from the compromising franchises granted to
the products of the Canadian fisheries 1t is
likely that the panic in both cases Is prema-
ture. Neither branch of the High Commission
was lacking either in special data or in solicl-
tude for tho interests of their countIymen.
We claimed that the privileges granted by
us were equal TO those we received,
but agreed to refer this question to
impartial arbitration, and to pay the
difference, if fonnd against u.s. 1t is difficult
to see what reasonable exceptions can be
taken to this arrangement. fact which
greatly diminshes the force of the objections
made to the Treaty in the Dominion is that
they proceed almost exclusively from the Oppo-
sition press. 1t is true that the defense is
rather more languid than the attack-a phe-
nomenon often seen in free cOuntrleS-but
the apprehensions of the opposition that
their assaults will be unayailing are
clearly betrayed by the confession OF
Tie Quebec Gazette, that the Canadian
parliament will fully ratlfy this Treaty, I'M
Favorable and burdensOme as it may be to
GUS So long as Sir George Cartier is Minis
"ter he will always have under his hand a
"nock of Conservative mOutOnS who will
"always vote with him, let the measure be
"what it may" When the Senate and the
Queen have ratified the Treaty, it is not prob
able that the utmost rage of partisanslip will
induce the Provincial Parliaments to nullify
the solemn compact by refusing the necessary
legislation to carry it into effect.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-22
YOTES YERSUS KIRTUE.

The Woodruff Stanton Anthony Hooker Con-
ventO3 made a stand the other day upon
a point of feminine modesty. One of the
most powerful arguments against suffrage
for their sex, they stated. was that of
the annoyance to delicate women of mixing
with men at the polls, which objection
Mrs II. b. Stanton proceeded to take up and
controvert with her usual mastery logic and
skill. In consideration of the fact which
everybody knows, that this band of ladies were
in reality that day on trial before the eyes of
all the decent wOmanhood in the country, as
to whether they would reject or tacitly accept
the most nauseOus doctrines of Free Love,
nothing could be moro ludicrous than this dis
play of missish prudery. 1t reminds us of a
man once arrested out West for the brutal
murder of his wife, who, an hour after, rose
in a state of righteous Indignation at his
jaler for bringing him meat on Friday.
ado you think Eve no God nor religion at
"all, We spalpeen?" he cned.
We have no doubt that most of those who
have favored the Woman Suffrage movement
abhor the Free Love abomination and we are
certain that many of their most prominent
leaders do. But the refusal to accept the OPP
portunity fairly forced upon their attention to
express their disapproval of the Free Love
utterances in their most widely circulated
journal, could only be matched by the nomi-
nation as members of the National Woman's
Suffrage Convention Of women who aveopenly
and boastfuly promulgated these doctrines in
their broadcast sense for years. Why next they
did not boldly incorporate them i'll their platform
is impossible to say. IL leaves the blushing
schoolgirl convert to their creed in hopeless
dilemma. Is she to prepare for the practice of
the four years. marriage code as LAID down by
one apostle, or for the boundless freedom incul-
Gated by Woodruff d. CIafin'S Weeklyy We find
no matter for jest in the lamentable misstep
of these ladies, rs do some of our cotempora-
ries The cause of Woman Suffrage In En-
gland has grown strong, and received respect
fal attention in Parliament, because 1t has
been always upheld by men and women of
real intellectual ability, culture, and moral
worth, at once too pure and too keen-slghted
TO suffer any foul outside issues such IA this
of Free Love to cling TO their demands, or
impede their progress There were in
both conventions that met last week
women who have always commanded respect
wherever known. Was it from blind enthu-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-22

1t is to be feared that the publcspirited Tax
payers of South Carolina who recently assem-
bled in Convention at Columbia are pOwerless to
prevent the Outrages which they deplored
The murderous assault at Newberry occurred
within week after the adjournment of the
Convention. The account of the affair given
by our special correspondent in South Caro-
lima is corrOborated by that of another who
cOnversed with the victim against whom the
assault was chiefly directed. However, the
statement of a correspondent who has won the
unqualified encomiums of almost the entire
Democratic press of the country, to say moth
ing of the Republican, will hardly need cor
robOratiOn. If the Taxpayers are as unsuc-
cessful in preventing msmanaGement of the
finances of the State as they seem to have
been in preventing Ku-Klux Outrages, the case
of South Carolina requires prompt attention.