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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-03

Dety and Insisted upon including In the emendation the
name Of Jesus Christ well party In behalf Of the
Holy Spirit, who Is cOnspicuOusy sighted, viii be
next IN order; and then the way viii be open for pro
position 10 recognize the Eicegerent of Chrs on ertb
"a the source Of power among the natl0nsl the
proposed amendment Is anything more thnn ols OF
sentimental can't Il is 10 have legal effect IL IA 10 ater
the status OF the nODChstian citZcn before the IaW
II Il 90 affect the legal oath- and instrumens me
mOnia contracts. the sumptuary laws &c, &C., OF Lhe
country. This would be outrage on natural HghI'
To not only infdel-. Jews, Unitariahs c.
but thousands Of Others. 20 light 10 10 the death We
sincerely hope that the good who have busted then
selves In this movement will devote their energies 10
s0mcthing moro practical and more promising Our
danger Is not I'm the absence OF Name from this or That
documeD but in the absence OF religion and virtue from
the lives Of the people. Let expend oar efforts IN TINS
Iirection and not waste them In trying tO secure
superficial loyalty, which may only subject U.s. ~ tlo
end To the reprOdch, This people with their lips 20
honor me but have removed their heart far from me-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-03
LATEST SHIP NEWS.


ARRIVED. ~,
Steamship China Marluey. Liverpool JaH H. va Vnr'' ~
POI s5,,l,.,o, Berry Charleston Jan ~ ios' - pc.
SEM y wr,nake bourne Rchmold Cg P0l snd Norfolk Nun
and gas. ,,,- -
stsmship Ieorsri Hughes Phaisohia, ensL - "a. A..
Hunter Portland. for., GaFesoa ~ a.ls a., "a
BIZ Ethsl Bolton Of 81 AnlFeEs \ b, han'i AA-I- ' -
moaEs~a
Bark Giuseppe Rocco Polio Genoa DC ? ni.e :" orr
Bars LAZY ki1ahe h Of Lon iIn Cor TO- 0laAt'H WE Do
Brig Jose, Peugrew. NeE Oresr Jan. = I'D a. ~, - -.
Brig Mar G Comery Of Roson C0merl, ar en y NJ -,
Bn Fanny ~ Jsannrs Of Calais, Ros- NesOrss De H. ss"'
n0a-s-s, 81.
schr D. Talbot. Anesbary, Psnsaooa i6 iss iurb'f
schr HOrtnsa Of Boston, morton. Demaus - aalA s1sN
BELOW.
Schr Nahle y. Saples, Cohn on Nes Orlea1k
Sclr A. Denke. Jones. rom NeFOrirans misc.
DOMESTIC PORTS. .
BOsrOS Peb Arr Alahssc Cact hrg hae hn
Gnte hrg bilel from Palermo; schr Iho- n nnr s
NeOraB. Bcos, bns samuel bldsy, iOg hotie 'cAT A@"H
IfO from Nru-OrlelnE
CaAKLSsros > g. Feb 5-saed Steamship CeorgA for.Sss Yosh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-03
THE AMERICAN PEOPLE.


LECTURE BY TIE HON. FERNANDO WOOD.
The Hon. Fernando Wood lectured on the
subject OF The American People," in the Central Park
Garden, corner Of Tfty-nuth-st and seventhave, last
evening for the benefit Of the NewYork Central Dspen
sary He briefly passed over the early history Of this
country, and u doing characterized New Eneanders
as peculiar people" He had visited every nation OF
Eurupc-Ead bee In every capital Of Europe-and the
capitals he had found miniatures Of Paris ana
ihe natives Of each like those Of al the Others
There law of physics said he, that determines the
circumstances Of Ny theory Of the result upon
the American people growing out OF the crossing OF the
uationate- In period ~ nearly two centuries ~ inter
marriages between tnrm, Is that there mas been oduceu
n new tyne OF man ne" i IT,
which are not found among any nation Of Europe
Americans have unrivalel Mercy. They Know no s,n
thought Is 10 Guido something or nobody lhty VIII
nos Dee content with medic, rty. Idurduon II more gen
er n This country tran m any other Ihere arr %
children who can't read ana write IA Tue onl'cii
States than u any other nat on IN the world Appau9'
am convinced that in proportion 10 the Intelligence Oh
people. they arr powerful aud happy. coming 10 tne
Statement i1 Europe characterized the Constitution OF
the United Siates one ~ the most Eiolouna VOL
Calhoun would split principles" since the war the
public men had new thiaSs, new IDEAS, neE P,Ipos'I
u.dtOU for the unincaUOn II this country. lie
was not prepared 10 that the hes, that coud nave
corner We have gone through WIdt we tLIh W. WI
never 90 through a-ai" this was terrible internal
conflict II has lett rs with what we nave never ha
before 10 tile country-lHterdal taxation uVht sd9
Is Is wrong Tor U- 20 have %. Inc rth maj
thinks he pays the taxes. He may 20 ana pn d
the money IN the strong box ot me trcI, nul ne
takes good cgret get back out OF somebody else
In co1ciudng. lie Said! Let us mark ont distinct
American races new type Of mank nd. L"t.us con
tnur % have 4u American people. with great lhtrlu
geuc. who fully appreciate religious popular ana
sTtt liner O.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-03
The Directors of the New-York Life Insur-

The Directors of the Ncw-YOrk Lie Insur-
ance COMPANY have published their 26h annual report,
showing the net results the year ending Dec 81, 1870
The net assets Of the Company that day are stated at
sl57s57 Co an increase OF S2.s5295C a.. The Company
have issued o925 policies, insuring slfls9i -.
The gross pts for the year are stated az Sooslb ~
Of ths amount $slCis9 80 received on account OF
Interest leaving the income from premiums S55,I26 ~
which Includes renewals OF existing policies anu new
business expenses for the year were sl0jl,Jo2 -
The losses by death Al 1855 - less received from rom
1r,nce s. GOO leaving tine net amount paid policies
81 ~ In addition 70 this SJ2lG3 So was paAd fo
surrendered policies, and ssiol % Tor me anhutes ana
reinsurance on this showing the Directors have appro
uriated g. 4O3 % from the undivided surplus for
dividend available On settlement OF next annual pre-
MUM o. each participating policy. proportional to It's
contribution t6 surplus Dividends not used in settle
ment Of premium Will De added 70 the pOllcy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-03

The Dry Goods Trade.
Grain. Provision, and
other Markets.
n. Y. Wholesale Prices
Of Country Produce.
Buffalo Live stock Market
SIXTH PAGE.
The Fire on the Hearth.
Agricultural:
American Institute
Farmers Club.
Cooperation In Agricul-
ture.
Life In Colorado.
Prairie Farming.
Yield and Home Prices
OF Farm Products.
Horticulture and Market
Gardening.
Cream ~ the Farm
Journals.
va ! u "A u lt suggestions
about Calfskins.
SEVENTH PAGE.
The House Of Death.
Winter Work on the Farm
Home Interests.
Importance Of Draining
SwampS.
Hints 10 Pioneers in Tim
Der Lands.
Farmers Advertisements.
Real Estate Advertise
ments.
New-YOrk Cattle Market.
Advertisements.
EIGHTH PAGE.
Commercial Matters.
Boston Live stock Mar
ket.
Albany Live Stock Market
Philadelphia Cattle Mar
ket.
Cotton Markets.
European Markets.
Miscellaneous Advertise .
ments.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-03

IT. ,,e win mn me money obtained by this
NOR. than TRIPPING Of the capital stocsi VINO can tem
The stock hOders have got none Oh II, a ~ ~ g.
IT'S time have 50 greatly exceeded its or9a f0s fe
Eisk and Could solemnly assure ~. ., -. ,.u
fe1r scofipg pubic, that "they have never spprs-
tr,aed 10 their own one dollars Noltn ~ t.e LIE
SOhpiS a. ,resdy than the public has suspected
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-03
THE QUEENS COUNTY AND NEW JERSEY OYSTER


MEN.
For several months past bitter feeling has
existed between the oy-rrmen o. Queens County, espe-
ralIv those residing in hc towns of Jamaica and Hemp
stead and the oy.tormen Of New-Jersey and staten
Island owing To the planting Of oysters in Jamaica and
Hampstead bays by the latter IN violation OF a law
MISSED by the Legislature OF 1870 which prohibits non
resident, from planting oysters m the waters "t me
III ve named lav. The oyster planters from New-Jer-
aud staten Island. DO j. alleged by the queens Oouhy
ovstcrurn have almost entirely monopohZed the land
utd,r the waters OF the with their oyster
beds: and n order cvldc the law they board IN queens
County FOR six months. AID thus obtain residence On
,f,n,. oue OF the many ai,.t- which brought by
dents against residents or me county LOT oyster
stealing was tried before Justice samuel DcMott ana
irr, IN Hamustetd the plaintiff being John Van PET,
and rho defendants Hiram fearsdll and HrHhU Mott'
who were charged with stealing eight bushels OF oy SerS
from tb palnt M, uystcr-bcd in Jamaica bay. The jury
fnuu! the defendants guilty DuJ recomlnehueu lntr
These ca-s exciting great interest IN queens county
.,,d mo doubt Will be appealed to higher Courts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-03
Winchrsters Hypopho-phites viii cOSsuSPrios an
: uueluA a. a Tonic AMI InyIs0rzior Iy -
MARRIED..

wednesday morning ~ The rrrien>s
oft BRIDES parents Dr. Deems. Henri A Jackson 70 es
B. oal daughter John A. LocAsooi AL o. t' cry We
RvANsAt Chaes'ovn r. PeS BY the Pew Aiiss
A jobs Leserts Fat1un l. L. Helen A. kEn o. ihs iorsr
place
% TIE aaige o. th stoFs
par.es appeared tbs TKBrNE - ~ 2lt ~ nr ~
e1est.t 20 marriage having tsAen pa<
WOOL ARpFNTER-In Er9oklru. "wednesday, Feb T -
Rev DR. Durvra Wood kabe Carpenter laughter
Chester Carpenter, all OF Broosl'n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-03
RrpPALn 1--WE STICK MARKET-FEn 3

mp toa, 3cafoaas against ~ carlo isr y
s-me lat Market slow with lrorPng ol l pno'N - =
- so hest follow: y kulckv aTrragng ft 10 80
r. Iit Ohio liO< n and - DO 100 q - - t =, -
ia 10 AZ s: l18j q 81 II lodana go % 81 - -
- TO-. at ~ 81 - do - D a. - = D. iHao
D. a. 20 s1ii DO los H. a. 20 ~ u tsnaa- 80 :.
~ o. 1852 D. - ~. y DO. ~ D. o. 70 - = 20" 80
anI l3urra so n a. Is o. Sle-pMart qae. an src g.
les 8 bead Canada averaging 100 n - - - ~ d. 9 W a. ~
do rs 70 - p; Ji DO l p at - 81 ~ lti4 u-
sgng r. n ani 3s io 70 p. At =, 100 oo NJ ai - " ~
diana ~ D. a. 81. ~ do no ~ a. = - Hogs gu sa %
ing sales aye1nng rs % % do 10 n - ID. ' ~ q.
I5 d do IS 6i anu IT, 10 &C. d. a. - 80
81 JH q. = a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-03
Nrw-1FRsEY LEGIsLATTRE.

TARDY JUSTICE TO wOaEN-ANOTHER APPOINT
MENT OF THE GOVERNOR CehflRMED-Ihh
NEW NEWARK POLICE BILL-ANOTHLE IN
PORTANT RAILROAD BILL
The New-Jersey Legislature adjourned yes
tcrdy for the week he Senate at the end " the morn
ing session. and the Assembly IN tie afternoon A'-
cording to law no aGiourm ut for three or more days
eau be had Lut the eslaOrs with shreTdAeoa never
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-03
COLLISION ON TILE ERIE RAILWAY.

Two through freight trains on the Erie Rail
~ came in collision yesterday, Paterson. One Of
the taipa had stopped and the locomotive Of the other
train which Was following tolescoped into the rear
cars Of the first The Of the accident Is stated 70
have been the giving way Of brakes on the rrcond ua
III srpnr.tack OF locomotive, and several ears, were
smashed Tie passenger trains were deiayed IVF some
titne uuti the wrecks could b. removed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-03

close ID moderate activity a1oa- a' ~-s
prices offerings tits slghtg better ian y " -.
dBav IS 5N-6 % mNf IN -lH-' a.
Inferior " ordinary -. receipts i5sl sales 80 - se
toward cO of the FoE ne snPpy
became somewhat better; quo 60 ga rli rep yot
supply lite good .re prnI-
hi All asr~i. quo fir - good - e g.o 70 Elm
- 5Q = ~. crtr AZ 2 ? Z.1J4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-03
THE NEY YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE

THE NEW-YOkK WEEKLY TRIBUNE
Is printed on large double medium sheet making eEn'
pages OF six broad columns each. lt contains al inc ~
pOrtant Editorials published in The DAILY lklb' M
except those OF merely local Interests also
Scientific Intelligence Reviews OF the most ihleIeS.Ins
and important New Books the Letters rom oI "a
corps OF correspondents the latest news TO- ~ ths
Telegraph from Washington. aud all other parts VI .hi
world; a Summary OF al important M
city and elsewhere a synopsis OF the P Possicn
Congress and state Legislature when IN 0oSon, -, ~.
News; exclusive Reports OF the ftO.eeuriS ahont
Farmers' Club OF the American Institute =, orTns.
Frut and other Horticultural and AgIlculutaI part
ton essential 10 country residents; Veterinary Ger.l
ment: stock Financial, Cattle. Dry Goods ana md com.
Market Reoorts. making 10, both Tor Narley III and
nIeteness Altogether the most Valuahe 81 ynrd
Instructive WEEKLY NEWSPAPER papiisnVa no Farmers
Cluh and the various Agricultural Reports IA
beT re richly worth years subso,lPuoh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-03
rhe pnner Hancers, Association eleeted the


HAULING GENERAL ORDER GOODS on SUNDAY.
To the Rditor OF the Tribune.
SIR: In regard to Withdrawing the General
order business from the "Cunard" aud Hoboken
Stores on Sunday 2gth my attention was called 70 tine
fact that the drays employed by Of the above lines
r ,,,c,.l MI tbe DAWN hauling goods from the Com
ranv's dock % the General order store IN Sew OK
six days shalt thou labor" being considered 700 snort
scd which in one Is 20 years, nothing OF TINS
was ever known. 'AVOEo
.erscy Ciiy, Jan. 90. ISL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-03
TILE IRISH EXILEs.

The number Of callers at Sweeney's Hotel
continues undated. +. A. Serge German and al no
bert Pronchl, delegates representing the lnterHaoh
vorkinqneu's Association, tendered yesterday an Ad
d.. M ,ytppatly aud a.uatlon. Dele cations oia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-03

DETROIT Peb 2Poar Whelt eaiT Brrs
81; 40 st ~ 20 Com arm and oi@Sc Data
stesdy Il q lL5Oc n0g. - 75
NEwOHLgAss FEB 2sy sui and lover. Prms D. ChOes
easier; Shoifr a. ioi Clear RID ftsat li al
Oar sides Die Larl-Kces fdlfc s~ysr frper
a. Whss Wereru Bertael
Poor Corn % - Bran P1r H0ass-s ari COTE t lahsn,eL
Rrcbarys Sterling III: Neri ork yh GoSllt God 70 u
WILMINGTON Feb 2-Cuie Tur9eEtBe riesay % rZ@-3 -
90 0f1c FOR routrr pacsales a
ady Al , IS strained Pale Tar a! 81 - Co,to,
co.rs quiet a. lf!c ,---
Winter - lfa D0ahL E1tn Winter - va 20 FtmfFf
Wheat-lor No hel y 1trr al
higher gales No Rcd Winter Inspected - - -
besyv Ie and Yellow rak bulk. o. 2ao oar dul - 50
unchang.i. Pre- hrn aBl uncf {~ hgn-
win,s steady Provions 40 e. forl = /" bis > ~
eiss 1esr Rio 4IIc C,a s-s uiauic BscJu-sioli~r-
lac Csr X, lie Clear Sizes l-tc Hsm-Su-ar tn-rl s-
I.rCnooe i2lc Hogs oWfr at - zy1+ - Laie shcaA, a.
Req Ds-2 GO b1 :. FlDur T. J0 bash. Hbea, J9l0 HOS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-03
WHO APE THE ERIE RoBBERs-DIRECToRs Oh
LAWYERS!

Prom TT Springfield Mass Republican - o,
The Dopular rhetoric against the Enc h.lll-
eI. La. been greatly reinforced ~ late by lew
statistic. from it, finances. We have seen nov -" h
.. rrreIuts are used IN expenses every yea NV,
indeed Tor 40 for lsS-, there was an actudI
on the wrong side and Fisk and Gould sppSIs',y I'm
me road atloat But perhaps, nothing NOR
., bibi,s the career ~ these gentlemen pan'tI h Ia
he led debt since they took possession Vi 'n' ''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-03
THE STATE or TRADE.

IOyDoS Peb Ill % D. rtous0s orfuei -'ll 20 mon~T 80
Oh qs American sscntes q1e T. = r' rt'
Ere 8l, limos lo)! AA-a4e al 0fsli w,Ts.
20
trlanis I'D; Aiffrg Oean 81 Bra ufs ef@ Mrelt-faL-
forniA Whls lZlal12, Rel Wuen. No l0 No J. D3HIst
Winter n g.
L0NDos Feb 2-l:J0 Consols g. or money 81. ~ of he
Amsrenn securities and snf uncaarfrL
LfvzRrooL- Feb 2lJo m-Bsesislan dali bacon 81 i~
Short Kb Mldns.
Peb 2-Psso.un closed yesterday frnsr al ~ r. t-s
White
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-03
NEWS OF THE WEEK.

THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this week Is ready this
morning and contains, IN addition TO the general news
| III H., ...l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-03

BEtfKyCEii osptr.t rsb D. fgii.
~. ayu,ttee appointed prsrr resolutions of ths
81 Msc oi Bsle5u~ liops
sor u tho death Of Associate the ate Dr. Gs1e J.. kotg
.nbnt the isilo~ing; -
h.Ts depsrr lastly s si ar rn ~
phi scAA sho lfet nraroc4e b. tLs
yrtae good citizen, whe. his relation DC T ~
s,. rnal brilliant and Sho sre. aeyor rui fesos
friend Removed from When more fe or A. 'e -
b. hoped f1r All sts have 900 l -e l
eyr so Ia ckrrsh.d vremhrssce li.
ya. ard u morl q.AAts wa-a r,ert
Aa NJ les. ruleared than adgnirod
R,oei That Mesabe Of s Boarl - nov iae Boa Of 90
fort 81 tlr flod
lei. m e.vne Hsp,n hrha sea rfnef lave he's
lnvAhAb Gus tsuou a. 81 hr fts te bond ~
y, prerrr- 90 prrInlae..ir
ro,n n which the u@-tugs % ID board a. FA
Irspi-sf a tsaicr - the is al r tFtf or iert
r,th IN a. h.reavsur1t with Nhh N "A b,nefefu
deucr has c. 10 aiict aen
=, piaE'esnaas ,I Beash,ssa ia. -,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-03

~ 49,
FIRsT PACE.
Editorial Notes.
An Armisticc -igned.
General Foreign News.
Obituary.
The Ninth Census.
Washington.
Miscellaneous News Items
SECOND PACE.
Editorials:
1876.
Temperance Literature.
Recognizing God.
Tne Needs VI Woman.
Spinning.
&" Rebecca."
Literary Notes.
Advertisements.
THIRD PACE
Mill-wheels.
Anus Mirabilis.
An Eccentric ADOutiOnlst.
Humorous.
Personal.
Climate and Weak Lungs.
Thomas Garrett.
A Negro Riot In Knoxville
Men and Faces.
Scientific Notes.
FOURTH PAGE.
Editorials:
The CapitulatiOn and
Armistice.
Council and Client-The
Press.
The Income Tax.
Loyalty W. Treason
After the War.
Field-BOwles.
The Fenian EXlleS.
Political.
New-YOrk City News.
FIFTH PAGE.
XLIst Congress - Third
session.
New York Legislature.
Marriages and Deaths.
Announcement
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PRICE FIVE CENTS.

PRICE tiNI@ 49,
ron sAIE ~ Al NEW eAEN. ,.,.o A
by mall 8 per year p.9 ,,, T,IsGSs. Now-York
drass
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-03
5petial Noiicss

- A. Meeting TO b. hell In Glassa No 2i6 ha. Itl.,-
s 80 Ttirlave Feb b Prrefir OWE. I'D 500
81 a. attend meeting silqath1e he Loaf
r hi sstabsha hArSst aPoTa, Tor tle .s u tasI
Dear, opsna a D. On.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-03

DiaEiouds Boughisyd x,id.
gkO I. ALLAN. 81 brVs-t2l .1s4'i b. Akss>- uascL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-03
JOHS COCHRANE
HORACE GREELEY
SINCLAIR IUUsBI,
ENoCH l. FANCHEE
JOsEPh " HOWE,
--,r. V.y~E Ian u 1871.

Nctr York, Jan. 70 ld1l
The Chairman after the reading Of the report, put the
question Of ts adoption 10 the meeting 1t appeared 10
e carried but az omitted put the question in the
negative Mr. Dayton said desire TO be recorded in the
negative think that ought 70 have been put
Chairman meant to do it but 1t somehow escaped
me to do
Mr. DaytOn-I move 20 recommit the whole subject to
che Committee. There great many propositions IN
that report which demand serious consideration.
think 10 Il wrong in spirit, and it is attempt at
ingenuity which viii not at all contribute 10 the harmony
OF the party The spirit In which the letter should
have been cOuhed should have been calculated more 70
produce harmony. 10 render VA more united Many Of
The saying that report merely intended fngs'
~ the state Committee. believe we could have met
The charges which have been made by the Central Com
Inttee in different spirit and with far greater success
We could have met them in way 70 enable the whole
party TO come together in opposition TO the Tammany
Society. both in thiscy and for that
ask that my may be recorded in the negative.
Various delegates and vOciferOusly moved the
adoption Of the report.
Gen Lloyd Aspinwan-The charges are that a certain
number Of gentlemen OF the Republican party consent
hold Office under the present City Government and is
contended that when party lines are NO strongly drawn
a. they haae been who votes against his Oppo
nents Of the Democratic party conscientiOusy hold
Office under themat least, BOT without want Of fealty
O. Bis own party And, though the resolution has been
carried with great unanimity feel my duty 20 enter
M protest against the principle that any may give
the Democratic party his services without lOsus s posi-
ton and status ia The Republican ranks
Thomas A stewaTt-FJr a number Of years the Com
missions have been divided between the two parties.
This principle wa recognized years agO, hen the Rrpu
Ieans lad a majority both 10 senate and Assembly The
last Charter would never have gone through unless
bargain OF this kind had been agreed upon IL then
s3FanScd that tHcrc should W 4@i representation Oi
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-01-26

1870 FOR NEW YORK-THE CAMDEN
lCl and Amboy and Philadelphia and Trsn
ton Railroad Companies lines from Philadelphia
TO New York and Way Places.
FROM WALNUT STREET wHARE.
Az A. M, Mail and Accommodation, via Gam
den and Amboy, aud at $40 Z. NJ, AocommOds-
tion, viB Camden and Jersey City.
At2 and 6P. NJ, for Ambey anu intermediate sta.
At7 A. NJ and $50 p. M. for Freehold and Far.
mingdale.
At and 10 a. NJ, IL M. 2, $50, and 5 p. M. for
Pat and 10 a. M, Il M, q, $3.50, g. o. Z, aud
11'S0 =. NJ. for BoTdentown, Florence, Burlington
Edgewetcr, Beverly, Delsnco, Riverside, River.
ton, aud Palmyra,
AtT and 10 a. M, IL M, 8, 9, Z, and 1870 p. NJ.
The il'8O P. M. line leaves from Market street
Ferry upper sidel,
FROM wKsT PHILADELPHIA DEPOT,
Att and s4b A. NJ, l2o, $40, bsO, Gas and II
P. M. Rev York Express Lines, and at 1880 P. NJ,
At 7Su and e.tb A. M, l2o, $40, $50, s.4S, and Ia
At essf: NJ. iao, Gas and Is P. M. for Bristol.
At IL p NJ. (night) for Worthwhile, rullytown,
schenck's Eddington, Cornweils, Torresdalo,
Bolmesburg Junction, Tscony, wissinOming,
Sunday Lines leave at GAS A. NJ, 0 40 p. NJ, and
IL night.
8RoN KsNsIraTor DEPOT.
At 7.3o a.. M, 2'So $50, snd Z. NJ. for Trenton
and Bristol, and at gao A. M. and P. N. for
Atl'soA. M, 2sO, and p. NJ. for MorrisviuO
and Tullyt0wn.
All 80 and $50 A. M., 2sO, ., anu z. "a. for
sOhOhOh C. ANuAoSboAt OpEAWSliss lVEESldGtSs hDu
hOlmesburg junction.
AHA. M, 1890, 6l6, and T39 p. nj. for BustIs-
ton, Holmesburg, and Holmesburg Junction.
ATT an0 $50 A. M, IL 80, $50, ID, b, nnd 7'3o
2. M. for Tacony, WissiRoming, Brides6urg, and
Er2nkford.
VIA BELyIDBRg DELAWARE RAILROAD.
st 73o n. NJ. for Niagara Falls, Buffalo, ELlG.
kirk, Elmira, Rochester, Syracuse, Great Bend,
Wlkesbarre, Sohooley's Mountain, eto.
AT 80 A. III. and $50 y. NJ. for Scranton,
Stroudsburg, Water Gap, Belvidere, Easton, Lam.
bertville, Pennington, etc,
AT r. III. for Lambertviho and intermediate
stations.
FROM HARERT STREET BBRsY UPPER sIDR),
VIA NRW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD
At II A. M. for New YORK, Iona Branch, and
ntermediate places
VIA CAMDEN AMI BURLINGTON COUNTY RAILROAD.
At 64b and II A. M /, $50, $780, 6, ana $50 f., H.,
and on Thursday and Saturday nights at 1l3o P.
M. for Merehantsville, Moorestown, Hartford,
Masonville, HainesporL, and Mount Holly.
AT Gas A. NJ, 230 and $50 p. NJ. for Lumborton
aDo Medford.
Ate 45 and II M. 30 s. and $40 P ID. for Smith
Vile, Evansville, VincentoWn, Birmingham, and
Pembertep.
at 6 40 A. M, / and $50 p. M. for Lewstowp,
Wr9htstowp, CoOkstown, New Egypt, Horners-
town, Cream Ridge, lDlaystown, Sharon and
HiPhtstowp.
Dec l2 1870. WIN. II. GATZMER, Agent.