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The New York herald., 1871-02-15
SUPREME COUaT-cIacUIT-SAaT l.

Conspiracy 10 Eject Tenant and Expense Of
Carrying out the Same.
Before Judge Sutherland.
anthony d. KAUFMAN ys. r. ". Doane ei al
This was suit based on charge OF conspiracy TO
eject a tenant, In which damages were set down at
$4,000. The deleadaut leased the house No. 1865
King street from Mr.. Bailey. at 500 a year, and
reated the upper part to the paiutn. The wives OF
Doane and Kaufman did not agree, and, as alleged
DOane and the Other delenCauts entered into Il CON
splracy to put KAUFMAN our OF house Az
KAUFMAN did not pay the rent lor August, proceed
ings 10 dlsp0ssess MIN were instituted An order OF
Loew Kauiman's furniture was put into the, street
aud, as alleged. considerably damaged Mrs. Kauf-
man, beiLg aisO In extremely delicate health was
made much worse Alter several dasy trial the case
was given TO the jury, who brought In verdict Tor
$1,000 In favor Of the plalniiI
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e y r or e..
King Amadeus Address to the Other
SOyereignS Of Europe.
DR.' JAcoBY ON THE WAR
Prussian 0utrages On an English
Family in France.

Ths cunard steamship Oalabris. Captain Mac
nickaN. from Liverpool the 3lst via queenstown the
1st arrived at Boston yesterday. Her mails are
three days later Than those received by tho last
steamer.
Prinee Achfe Murat was at Brussels on the 18th,
and Nod several consultations with NJ. Graner de
CassaUnac, after which he set out for wnhelms.
hohe.
Tho German Emperor has thanked Won werder for
his glorious victories against Bourpaki, and has
awarded aim the Great Cross OF pise Red Eagle.
The Cartsrahe Gazette publishes proclamation OF
the committee OF the national liberal party, inform
ing the people OF their iscation send the Ger
man assemblies only such men have shown them
selves capable OF remaining true 10 the supporters
OF national unity to the Emperor and TO the empire
through the most desperate oratorical attacks
General D'Aurelle has declined the otter OF a mill
tary command. "a Will only" he says in a letter to
N. Gambetta, ''accept that command ut the hands
OF regular government whose first act shall have
been 10 pass judgment tho ambitious and incapa.
Bile men who have lost France.r
Prince Charles OF Roumania has written an i'm
portant letter 70 German friend, which Is pub
iished by the Augsburg Gazette. The Prince says
that Roumanla Is not ripe for Parliamentary gsv-
ernment and is the victim OF wretched party fac.
uons. He would have long ago lost patience 1t
were not for his attachment to q country for
which he prophesies glorious future. He has now
made last attempt to remedy the evil by invoking
the interference Of the Western Powers.
The Italian Chambers have decided that the trans-
fer OF the capital from Florence to Rome shall take
place on the soth of June but It Ia now reported
that some OF the European governments have re-
commended King Victor Emmanuel TO postpone the
change until after the death OF Plus TX. Prince
Humbers mas taken up his residence In Rome
already, and we scarcely believe that any pres
sure viii be brought to bear upon the Italian gov
eminent 10 induce them to forego the scheme they
have submitted 10 the Chambers.
The New York herald., 1871-02-15
BISMARCK AND THE BONA
PAR TES.
PictttuEs for the Future RnIer Of Frauce-
Thier1 Supposed Advocacy Of Leopold or
Belgium Only n sbrewd Dodge.

Frames.
THEIRS Supposed Advocacy Of Leopold or
Belgium Only n shrewd Dodge.
BRUSSELS, Jan. %, 1871.
The statement OF the Times that M Theirs said at
st. Petersburg tnat the best thing for France would
be to elect Leopold IL or Belgium King OF France ls
simply an ingenious way OF putting forth an idea
han Prussian and half Bonapartist. Theirs certainly
never said it, The Berlin correspondent OF the
Times merely, In telling this story turns feather
In the interest OF those who want to MAKE II seem
that even Thiers has given up the Oreansts
The primary necessity for the PTussians Is sim ply
! TO make the best peace they can. They can make
p better peace with the Bonapartsts than
with any one else. II Is true that an.
but Bismarck cares little for that. II viii
De the greatest OF his pieces OF diplomatic sieght-
of-hand II he can find a government willinS 10 ac-
cept nomlnaiy his terms so that he can withdraw
from this great muddle, and, holding enough or the
Country to guarantee the fnltlnent OF has condi-
lions leave that unhappy government 10 settle with
Its subjects as Ii NAV.
Tue government Of the republic is failure, and
there remains nothing on tne cards but the Bona
parties and the 0rlca II s the Of tae Prs-
In order TO make the Bonapartists, with whom they
treat seem the only possible power. This they be.
lieve they do, to some extent In making Theirs ad-
vocate another candidate than member Of the
2amfly OF Orleans.
I-Iniers idea OF a perfect government Tor France
ls one on the model OF the British government
with 'an 0rleanlst as sovereign. THIS Is well
known that II seems scarcely to need assevera-
tion. "But the ioliies and crimes or princess
he SAID to friend some time ago, have rendered
this government till now, and still render IT, more
and more impossible on the Continent Let US try.
then, that the rupublic, II this must come, shall
come through the faults and folies OF our enemies
without being compromised by ours, In order that
all honest and intelligent men may act sincerely IN
Its support In the interest OF the country Without
( sacrifong their own dlgnity.n
In other words If Theirs cannot have q purely
French, moderate monarchy, ne will accept the re-
public and cooperate with all who may try to make
1t honest and humane.
!. This does not look like proposing foreign prince
and ABOVE all, one OF a German family. Only think
OF ia man OF German origin to rule France at this
juDcture!
Poor Leopold OF Belgium, he Is In a delicate posi-
ton. Bismarck holds up the crown OF france as O
glitterng lure TO dazzle his eyes; while the Walcon
provinces shall be shipped over to France ana the
Flemish provinces goDbied up by rrussia.
The New York herald., 1871-02-15
COURT OF COMMON PLeAs-TRlAl TsaM-pART z

Creditor Attaches a Debtors Bill Of SnIe.
Before Judge Joseph f. Dlly and Jury.
John Mcguire rs. Daniel O'Cuuaghan Ell al--Dan.
lei 8. MCGUIRE the father OF the plaintiff bought
goods from O'Caaghan, one OF tho defendants, Tor
which he tailed to pay when the bill became due.
O'Callaghan brought suit recover tire amount and
recovered judgment, on which execution Waa
issued. On the same day on which the execution
was being levied under the judgment Debtor exc
cuted bill OF sale to his son, tile plaintin. The
seizure was nevertheless made, and the plantM
the property. The defendants were OF opinion that
sufficient degree OF Suspicion attached to tne Dill
OF sale To warrant them In dlsputng ITS good latlh
and on this ground they defended the action. Ihe
jury found for the delenaapcs, Motion for q new
rrtat denied
The New York herald., 1871-02-15
MISCELLANEOUS FOREIGN ITEMS.

The marriage OF the Princess Louise has been
axed for TUESDAY, March 2l.
or the total OF 276.Ooo unwounded French pri.
s0ners no moro than ga have died while In Ger.
many.
n. Louis Blanc Ia preparing history OF PARIS. the
incidents Of which he follows Win the closest ai,en.
tiOn.
1t IA stated chat engineers have been sent to Se-
dan With Ordess 70 strengthen and extend the Tor.
t1cations OF the place.
Brussels Adytces state that the German armies
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DESPERATE NEGRO AFFRAY IN MARYLAND.
JIAyRE nr CpIrv

HAvRE DE GRACE, Fen. a. 1871.
desperate ARRAY occurred in the negro settle.
ment In this place this afternoon. John Wesley
simI>An and Nancy Maxwell have been cohabitlng
for some time 6aii Nancy was recently taken SICK
and as she docs not get belief Simpson accused ono
Charlie Ayers, another negro OF c0njurnR bis girl.
night ensued, IN which axes tumblers and ham.
mers were freely used. Both men are frlghuuIIy
cut about the head and It " believed ayers Win dIe.
badly hurt There Is q DossiDuity that she win mos
survive
The New York herald., 1871-02-15
SUPERIOR CoUaT-SpsclAL TERM.
Decisions.

Decisions.
By Judge Freedman.
IN the Natter or Maurice, an Imprisoned Debtor..
Order granted.
AppcnSter rS. ByO,on-The same.
The American Corrugated Isoa Company vs
Esner-The same.
Ross Settxer.--The same.
EtlGngeT cs. ChfIifch.-The same.
Stet7Jeid u.s. SO7neyS. The same.
KtttOnD Us. Chamberlain et dL-Tne same
COnrOv rs. LeUv.-Tne same
The Metropolitan &eaneshep Company uS Kfn0.>
The same.
MoSlev Us. TynbmV.-The same
The New York herald., 1871-02-15
MARINE COURT.
One Dollar for ThrowiaG IN Egg.
RefOrp Judua Joochtmann ~

DelVIt SU1Bt JUaCNluSeH,
Satd Us. Bdr1Uacskv.-The plaintiff, agent FOR q
match manufacturer States that he entered defend
ants store, corner OF sixth avenue and Ftrtieth
street. With goods for sale; that he was assaulted
and beaten by defendant, and lays his damages ss
$1,000. DEFENDANTS version Of the occurrence was
that having refused to purchase and telling
plalnun mYnI times TO leave his promises.
no nnally tO0k him BY the arm and pus
him our; ruHr plaift.g ihen raised Q disturb:
ance on tho sidewalk, preventing customers
from coming IN, and defendant going assaulted
him wllii an umbrella. whcreup0n deiendant threw
An egg slightly ornsmentlng piaintln's coat collar
The Court charged tho jury that plaintin had rghs
to enter the store Tor the purpose Of Offering his
goods for sale, but that he refused TO leave when
The New York herald., 1871-02-15
SUPREME COuaT--cHAN3saS.
Decisions.
BY Judge Brady.

OcCIHiOnA.
BY Judge Brady.
AcAndyeic Us. ISadcs.-Moton for reference de-
MED.
Same cs. Same.--Injunction vacated
By Judge Van Brunt
The Ocean National B1nt us. Humaton r
Frou6.-Judgment for defendant
BY Judge lngraham.
LOfras Us. HOejt.-MOton uenied, without costs
The New York herald., 1871-02-15
suaiRIon coUaT-TaIAL T:RE-,aT 2
Before Judge Jones.

before Judge Jones.
The Board or Water Commissioners IN the Cstv
or Detroit u.s. Charles s. Burr ana Charles "
JOhns.-This suit which has been in progress about
ten days, was concluded yesterday. 1t has been
tried once before and will be remembered as an
action 10 recover $4,000 alleged damages through
failure, as claimed, OF funlment or contract made
by Mes3rs. DickersOn and SCkles with the plainttnS
10 furnish LwO steam engines and other appliances
for Introducing Water tnt0 Detroit, Mich. Ihc Jury
brought In verdict for the defendants.
The New York herald., 1871-02-15
ENGLAND.
Mr.. Gladstone ana the French Government.
Mr.. Gladstone is said 10 have written the follow
Ing letter TO an English member OF Parliament:-

HAwARDEN CASTLE, CHEsTEE, Jan. TO- 1871.
MY nrAR sIR. mpossibe TO read without deep fate
rest the letter N Benard which been enough
70 send We who witness With the deepest pain
tinned and increasing horrors OF the war, bc
surprised II! IN that agonvfor such though agony
OF herosm-n which the people OF Paris fight for their
country motives and acts
ectly aprrehended There request
French government fer recognition There has
since the misson OF NJ. Thiers several months ago
very shortly indeed after tho formed ie
Tor practical have
with them Just tho!r origin had been the formal
In the wcrd and never bv word act have implied
they entitled Ia the hEhes.
". f. GLADSTONE.
The New York herald., 1871-02-15
He COURTS.

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A Custom House Case Violation of the Internal
Revenue Law-The Board Of Water Commits.
sionsrs In Court-Suit Against Fire In
surancs Company-Action ON . Bill u
sale-Oost Of Throwing an Egg
Business In tho Court Of Cen
eral Sessions - DsciaonA
UNITED STATES DISTRICT csust
Suits in Re.
Before Judge Blatchford and Jury.
The United States ". Duden Fre,es-In the monEh
OF July or August, 1859. tho defendants. who are
engaged In the linen aud silk business In this city,
imported quantity OF linen goods from Brussels.
They entered the goods q, the Custom House at q
value OF $4,000 but tue government claim that thn
was not the real actual market value at Brussels ss
the linens, had them appraised, and incre ased
the value 10 Sl6.0U0. The government. therefore.
SEEKS 20 condemn the properly FOR undervaluaGion.
iecty fair and honest one, and produced witnesses
70 sustain their yew Among the witnesses exa-
s,aw @i. sa on me part q the sovsrnmens were Mr.
appraisers at the Custom House. The case
has been at hearing for three days. Yes
was summed up In an able and eioauenf
manner By their counsel who suggested 70 tho
jury that they ought to be very cautious lest, By
IN these matters, they might DC instrumental IN
Deating back tho P2ct0lian wave OF commerce from
snis great CITY, or driving merchants 20 other
markets. Mr. Thomas 5imuns, United STATES ASSIST
ant District Attorney replied on the part OF the gov
ernment, clearly and forciby stating the law and
ge at the close o. N.
ana Will deliver his charge TO them this morning.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-08-05

the different local societies. There are to he
elected III the adjourned meeting, August 10th,
a vice president, secretary and treasurer. 1t is
proposed TO make the new board active and eff
hcient
RHODE ISLAND.
The funeral of Chief Of Police Gross at Prov
idence will be attended to-day by the Masonic
fraternity, Odd Fellows and Temples of Honor.
man named Degnan, of Woonsocket, fell
between the cars on the Worcester road on the
s0th, and died of his injuries the next morning.
The Woonsocket town council have reconsd-
cred the license question, voting To grant
licenses for the sale of intoxicating liquors.
Wholesale licenses, $3.50; retail, $500.
MIR. George Sager, prominent and enterpris-
ing news-dealers, of Pawtucket, died very sud-
denly of heart disease, on the 3D., He was quite
prominent member of the Masonic fraternity.
The Providence coal dealers predict an early
advance in the price of that article, and they do
not seem at all anxious 10 sell small lots at
present prices, to be delivered some weeks hence.
The invested funds of Brown university, ac-
cording to President CaswelPs annual report,
just issued, are $3.50 ,679. The present buildings
need extensive repairs, and there is loud call
for new building for museum OF natural his
tory, and for new fire-pro0f library building.
A reward of 5000 is offered for information
concerning Charles W. Newman, who dsap-
peared from Medford, Mass, on the 18th of June
last. About that time, it will be recollected,
man was found murdered in the woods in the
edge OF North providence, who, we believe, was
never recognized, but was at one time thought
to be the missing Newman
The Woonsocket Patriot saws: "TWo sons of
Mr. Reuben Chilson of this town, aged respect
lively 10 and II years, dug sos bushels of pota-
toes between the 14th and 31st of July. Ifthere
are any boys who have harvested more potatoes
than this within a fortnight, we shall be glad to
hear from them"
A gentleman of Slatersville states that an old
lady, farmers widow, recently sent him "ten
cents, saying it was ''oyerpay taken for pro
duce thirty-nine years ago." The old lady had
kept this trifing sum for more than third of
century; but conscience finally prompted her to
make restitution, as above stated.
In a recent editorial on the Temple of Honor,
the Providence Journal says: owe believe that
this temperance association has done and is do
ing more good than has been accomplished
by any previous organization Of the kind. 1t is
quiet, Industrious, transformations, seeking out
the fallen victims of intemperance, and endea-
voring to raise them to self respect and to re-
claim them to usefulness.
According to the East Greenwich Pendulum,
the potato bugs have put in an appearance in
Warwick. A patch of potatoes belonging to a
farmer near AppOnaug has been attacked by
these ferocious pests, and they have gnawed
the leaves almost from the vines. The farmer
describes them as being about half an inch in
length, of lead color-very destructive-and
when approached they will stop eating and
"look you right in the face"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-08-05

WESTWARD HO THE New ENGLAND
w MILITARY AND NAVAL BUREAU OF MIGRATION
Headquarters Room Is Liberty Tree Block Boston Mass
100 ACRES LAND FREEi
Town sites secured for soldiers sailors at cost at
important points, that they may secure the benefit OF
the rise in lands. Colony now forming for the New
Northwest to leave Boston 4th Of July and the l4t Of
each month thereafter and colonies forwarded by this
Bureau TO settle on all the trunk roads OF the west
Headquarters opsR every afternoon evening except
jeO WV JAS, N. JOHNSTON, Cor. secy,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-08-05

NOR SAIE-THE FARM situate in the
II north part OF Sterling formerly occupied by Cant
Timothy Endcott, and distant two miles from Pratt's
Junction, on Boston Clinton. and Ftehburg railroad.
1t contains 100 of land large part pasture and
tillage, and portion well wooded IL Is well stocked
with apple trees which last year yielded TO- barrels of
apples. The Stock the farm, and all Tools Farming
Implements &C., wild be sold Unless disposed OF al
private sale Il will be sold at auction In the autumn
Persons DESTROYS to examine the farm may inquire Of
sHAs FLAGG, on the premises, who will afford every
facility for examination Letters of inquiry may be
addressed to him at Pratt's Junction or TO WIN. O.
ENDICOTT. ESQ, Salem. Mass. WITT iY
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-08-05

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Organs existing either in male female as Irritation
lntammaton Or liberation Of the Kidneys and Bladder
looking like Brick Dust Deposit in Urine, Diseases Of
PROSTATE Mucous and involuntary Discharges Suppress
sion, Retention or lncOninence Urine from Toss Of
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Cloudy Urine, Morbid Irritation of the Bladder and
urethra, CHRONIC Catarrh of Bladder and all Chronic
Maladies of the Urn0-Genital Organs Whites Dropsy
Cutaneous Affections. etc. ''
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upon in all cases of great exhaustion with ali
its train of alarming symptoms following from the abuse
Of Natures laws, youthful excuses and indicretons
In either sex. as Palpaton Of Heart, Loss of Memory
Horror OF Disease Discrimination of Society Sleepess,
Lstless and Depressed In Spirits Weak and Peeysh
in Temper the once vigorous mind becoming feeble and
Yaeating your usual self confidence and energy gone
fond of soitude in fact, general prostratiOn Of the
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The constitution brought TO this condition requires
the aid of an nvgOratoT restore the system 10 that
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~ SMoLASpER's EXT. BUcHU is put up in a large
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Price, 81 & o bottles, So. Sold by all Druo0sts
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whose suderings have been protracted from hidden
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produce upon your general health Do you feel weak
debitated easily tired? Does little extra exerton
produce palpatOn of the hearth Does your liver or
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order Is your urine sometimes thick milky or Aocky
or is it ropy settlng9 Or does thick scum ri.e to
the top? Or sediment at the bottom after it has
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dyspepsia Are bowels eonstlpsted2 Do you have
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ofcompany, Of fe2 Do you wish to be left alone, to
get away from everybody? Does any little thing make
you start Jump Is your sleep broken or restless
Is the ustre of your eye brIliant2 The bloom on
your cheek as bright? Do enjoy yourself in society
as well? DO you pursue your business with the same
energy? Do you feel much confidence in yourself2
Are your spirits duh and Tagging given to fits of mean
cho II do not lay 1t your liver or dyspepsia.
weak, and have but little appetite and you attribute
this to dyspepsia or liver complaint
Now reader sefabuse, venereai diseases badly cured
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when in perfect health, make the man Did you ever
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men complain of being melancholy of nervousness of
palpitation of the heart
How many men, from the effects of excuses, have
brought about that state of weakness in Sexual Organs
that has reduced the general system so much as to induce
almost every other disease-idocy, lunacy paralysis
spinal Affections suicide and almost every other form of
disease which humanity is heir to- and the real cause of
the trouble scarcely suspected and have used
remedies for all but the right one
Diseases of these organs require the use of Duretc
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Female Complaints General Debility, and all diseases
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nor BOSTON VIA GROTON JUNG.
and 420p. m. ~ "' III
Returning, leave Boston at 25and II a. H. and d n m
Cars run through. Baggage checked through without
Passengers by this route land in the immediate vicinity
q tine Eastern Boston d Maine and Boston a Laval
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Jnns II, 1870. an .r,A