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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-22
Announcement.

Announcement.
Removal OF DUNLAP 4 CO.. Hatters.
Having changed their uptown location from the Filth
Avenue Hotel TO ia Fifth between Twenty second
and Twenty third srce and having larger store and bet
ter facilities than heretofore, they
merous patrons the largest and Of goods
In their ne especially imported and
them.
Having been established thirteen years, and By
producing only the best qualities and stylish Hats FOE
gentlemens they have acquired reputation through.
the United States nnequalled by other house.
Their down store s at $50 Broadway, opposite the
Metropolitan Hotel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-22

single Trial viii Couyiuce tie Mast Scap-
teal OF the efficacy Of tELMBULDS GRAPE PILLS in Sick
nervous Headache Janndice, Indigestion, Constipation.
Dyspepsia. Bjousness, Liver Complaints General Debility
&c no nausea, gripping pains, but mild pleasant and
safe In Children tai them with inpunity. They
the best and most reliable. IikLaDOLD'S EXTRACT
SARSAPARILLh creates new fresh and healthy blood.
beauties the complexion and imparts youthful appear.
dspeling Pimpc,, Boches, Moth Patches anil all
eIIn MI of The
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k.-ierring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES
xll LruadWaY. MufraY

All Powders and Outward Applications
close tho of the skn rendering harsh and
1abby, in short time destroy the complexion II
would fresh healthy and youthful appearance,
and HELMBoLD'S SARSAPAR!LLA, which beautihes the
conlpexion of those cheap patent pills. caelessy
prepared by inexperienced persons-vended In wooden
boxes-nlost Of which contain either calomsl mercury
oil
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ViEWG o. THE PAST.

APRIL %.
lS54-Odessa Russia, b0mbarded and laid In ruins
by the allied fleets,
1S22-The massacre OF Greeks the Island or Scio,
by the Turks, was concluded, having continued
for ten days; 10000 people Of both sexes were
killed.
t7G6-Battle OF Mondovl Bonaparte victorious over
q AurDiuinua
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MOVEMENTS OF THE PRESIDENT.

INDIANAPOLIS, April 81, 1871.
The President, accompanied by senator Morton, Is
expected to arrive here about three O'Clock to-mor-
row morning. He will remain hcre during the day,
aud " to have . reception At ny Academy Of Auac
tomorrow evening"
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Eelmbod's ExfrHct Sarsapn rilln In the
Great Blood Puder thoroughly cleanses and the
entire SYSTEM and readily enters into the circulation Of the
blood after purgng with HELaBOLDS GRAPE PILLS
the foul humors that have accumulated In the system f
Both carefully prepared according the rules Of
Pharmacy and Chemistry and thoroughly reliable \
test OF 20 years has proved this. Try them.
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JOURNALISTIC NOTE.

The first number OF the Salt Lake T,tDure has lust
reached u.s. It IL well printed sheet, and spirit
edlJ edited By M o, q, sawyer. fo.1neriy Of this
city.
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Party Opposition to tho Budget.

LoNDpN, ApTll III, 1871.
Immediately after the assemplage OF the House Of
Commons this evening several members gave
notices Of motions adverse to Mr. loves financial
plans.
The House went into Committee of Supply when
the Bueget WIS again violently assalled.
Friv"ieerinz In War The Declaration of
Paris-gocs the Flag Cover the Cnrgoe
LONDON, April 81, 1871.
the HERALD telegram report or the Proceedings
IN tho House OF Commons tonight supplies the fact
That the subject Of the Declaration OF Paris 1855
against privateering and establishing the principle
shat 'neutra nag eneny's goodsn ut sea came
UP lor debate
MI. Bentiuck argued In favor or the Withdrawal
OF England from the agreement and advocated the
resumption OF the right OF search He believed the
united States and oiAer Powers would disregard The
declaration in case OF war.
Sir Rounded Palmer Mr stephen Cave and others
spoke 10 the same eject.
The Attorney General replied, defending the Paris
Declaration. He sad cit was impossible to escape
It's Obi gations.u
Mr. Disraeli amented that the subject had not
been introduced at an earlier moment, so that 1t
might have been brought TO the attention OF the re-
cent conference OF the Powers III London. 1t was
agreed that the Declaration was Injurious to Eng
land, put 1t must be respected until 1t Is formally
revoked
Mr. Gladstone insisted that the Decla alton was
binding and Its revocation not to be thought Of
and stated that .'the late Conference held In Lon.
don as unauthorized TO reopen tue settlement OF
1867
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Ann0unccmenf.-The University Medicfncs
can be obtained al the NEW YORK MEDICAL UNI
yERSlTY, Nos and University Place; Uptown Branch,
branch. HUDNCT'o, Herald Building, 2l6 Broadway.
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II You Would Have New Life, New Flood
and renewed vigor, use HELMBOLDs GRAPE PILLS:
Purify blood and beany the compile xon BY the Of
HELM BOLD's EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA. They are no
patent medicines but thoroughly pharmaceutical and
not equalled by any English French preparation
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Around the Corner specially. Genemen's Silk Hats. 81
Great bargains In Boys Hats Caps, rs cents
T.. q. ID. HAT COMPANY IL Cortlandt street.
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A.-Whelan, 1,131 Brondway, ~. Jam %
Hotel-Rest quality and ghtest SILK dress HAT spring
styles ready. Price, SO.
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A Blessing to Mothers-11rs. WinsIov's
SOOTHING SYRUP for diseases with which children ara
aM&tcd, IL a safe and certain remedy
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Official Rciurns-A Majority Of Twenty five
for EngIislh-Alicged Errors In the New
Haven DistrIet-Repubiican state Officers
Elected.
HARTFORD, April 81, 1871.
The canvassers, who met to-day 10 officially can
cass the returns Of the vote for Governor and other
STATE officers Will report the following figures TO the
legislature
James II. English 47,492
Marshall Jewell 4s,4j0
Scattering. ........................... II
This gives English majority OF 25 There was q
manifest error giving English two too many In
somers which, n the Legislature corrects, WIN re-
duce his total TO 474s0. There are disagreeing re-
turns nom Cheshire, where full investigation will,
no doubt, add 70 to Jewells vote, making his total
47,A73, which, with IL scattering. would make
47,4so the same as English. or the scattering three
and possibly SIX votes will be counted by tho Legis-
lature for English. There Is a statement however,
from the New Haven Moderator OF proba-
BILE mistake in the Fourth ward count, giv>
ing 100 too many for English, aud from
Enfield OF "a too many for English.
mistake is shown there, as claimed, Jewell will DO
declared Governor by about ninety majority over all.
Of other state officers Morris Tyler, republican, Is
elected Lieutenant Governor by majority OF 1872;
David +. Nichols, republican, Treasurer, by $50
minority. Owing to an informsilty In the returns
not declare that any one has majority for Secretary
or State or comptroller Tho Legislature win, how
ever elect Hiram Appeman Secretary OF state, ami
James w. Manning Comptroller, both republicans.
the votes maniIestly intended for them would give
Apyeman 161 majority and Manning 20.
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The ConI Umpire.

The conflicting elements of coal miners and
coal operators in Pennsylvania resolved to
leave the settlement of their difficulties to an
umpire-an impartial gentleman named Judge
Ellwell. His decision does not seem to lead
to any final issue. He defines the rights of
the coal operators and the rights OF the miners
as to the employment Of labor by the one and
the hiring out of labor by the others; but he
leaves the question just where it WAS before,
except in so far as he denies the right of the
laborers to coerce their brethren who do not
belong to the trade organizations, or to make
demands upon the employers as to whom they
shall employ. This is the old story of Trades
Unions over again. II is nothing new either
in law or morality, and is not at all likely to
bring this coal controversy to satisfactory
end. Probably the cessation Of demand for coal
during the long summer season before us will
do more to bring both of the contrasting parties
to settlement than anything else. If this
effect is not produced then surely there is
power enough in the Pennsylvania Legisla-
ture to compel the railroads to reduce their
tariff, so that coal can be transported over
their roads upon fair terms. Tnis after all,
ia the secret of this whole coal difficulty which
is harassng the poor consumer and embar-
RAISING the business Of the manufacturer. The
conspiracy lies with the railroad companies
and the min, owners, although the RESPONSE
bility Is adroitly sought to be placed upon the
shoulders Of the working miners
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-22

Alt You Want NV Elegant, Fnshi0nnh bio
Six Hat 60 direct to the Manufacturer ESPENSCllEtDs
US NAAsli street.
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A.-F0r n stylish and Elegant HINT, at P0pu.
lar prices to DOUGAN 102 Nassau street
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BatcheIor's Hair Oyc.-The Best In the
world perfect dye; harmless, RELIABLE nstauae
neous. Factory 10 Bond street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-22

Azure South american Hair Mattresses,
Soc. per h., At KELTYS NEW STORE 722 and 7A Broad
way,
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CbriStadoro's Unrivnlicd Hair Dyc.-S0Id
and applied his wig and scalp factory No. Aston House.
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The Pebrs and ile Soldiers.
LONDON, April 81, 1871.
The House OF Lords tonight passed the Mutiny
bill.
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Dr. scge,s CatRrrh rsemedy.-950O Re.
cents A pamphlet free. Address X. V. PIERCE, u. D..
BuuAlO N, Y.
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Ooyii,s spring style Of Grntiemcn,s Hats.
Salesroom 299,S Broadway, near Duane street.
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Elegnuce, Durability and Economy.
WEBER the Halter, Sixth avenue and Thir vdyst -.

Mrs. NJ. q. Brown Will Lecture the Pur-
Tors OF the University, 81 Bond street. on Saturday the
70 inst at O'Clock, great Metaphys Discovery
which secures to the body sound aeh ana cure blood good
physical Discovery understood aud app He'd Those deslr
Ute, with good heals invited to aend
10 the University for The Metaphysical Pam
pst of IS pages.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-22

A.-PhalOn's New Perfume.
LOVE YOU.
I LOVE YOU.
I LOVE YOU.
For sale by oil druggtsts.-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-22

Our special correspondent in Paris sends us
the following interesting despatch:-
PARIS, Thursday Evening, April 20,l
Via BoULoGNE, April 81, 1871.
There has been fighting at the front all day.
The army of Versailles is apparently massing
for grand attack.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-22

Purgc Ont the Merhsd Igmnr'rs Of fae s'ocd
by dose or two OF AYERS fiLrcA sna yVu "i-s nass
clearer tsads well as bodies,
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If Won Desire q fila, Pleasant, Safe ard
agreeable Catharic, which will neither
grping pains use natnres remedy, Elm uhArn
teinc Catawba rape Jucs and Fluid Extract Rhubarbs
shodd you desire brilliant compile ZION, youthful appear
ance new life, ffesh blood and renswec vgor, use
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA
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pr.fe.sors and Amnfea,- Of a;usic aud tho
,l,sr ara Inxi,eI ta .est lxnilceA: SIODAat GRAND
fiANo lust completed, NJ tho yarero1rns o. ~ 4 STAN
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BAD DISCIPLINE.

The discipline of the insurgent National
Guards is very bad. This morning detach-
ment of them were ordered to guard the post
ern of gate, but they coolly left their position
without orders.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-22

v,,,is Il tkc NcascN 0f TAO EtuT Wueu SHN
a,en, ahoni be thoroughly unrgci OF the numors which
d,ss,se There prrgavo or c,thArtic 40 milo
al s,uraniOus a. HELM5OLD'S GRAPE FILLS. causing
neither nausea grpng pains as the case with me or
s,rsr, cheap patent Vs OF tho day most OF which ara
Composed OF caomc or mercury and cereessy prepared
~ After thoroughly purs.ng the sys-
, ~ nae R,.IMBOLD' EXTRACT sARSAPARlLLA. the
great blood purifier, and they VIII insura e ns~ 5e94
swd sssAN~ed yiaor. Try them
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-10-04

THE Boston Posts Washington cores
pondent INDUCES in some speculation with
reference 10 the probable candidate for
President Of the Democratic party next
year. lie says the opinion among the DEM
ocratic maenates At Washington, is that
''thc only doubtful question Of success for
the Democratic party is involved in the re-
suit of the election in Pennsylvania" and
Adams. Hancock. and Hendricks are men
toned as the most probable nominees. lie
says. further. that while Groesbeck, of
Ohio, is occasionally mentioned, mixed
ticket. with Hancock for President. and
Gratz Brown for Vice President, is now
meeting with general approval"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-10-04
UNDERTAKES.
r. Fl. GROOMES & CO.,

A Nd DEALERS IN FnIST-CLASS ME-
"A tallic Burial Cases and Caskets. Special at
tentiOn given to Dsinterring, Removing and
Shipping of Bodies.
All orders promptly attended, with the finest
HearSes tor both adults and children.
K. H. GROOMES IL CO,
Nos. ~ and a North Cherry Street.
au1j 3m NASHVILLE, TENN.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-10-04
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

About two weeks ago the New York
Tribune had this paragraph in its editorial
page:
"A Nevada blrkeeper relates that, wish
ing to tickle the ,jaded palates of his custo-
mers. he brewed decoctiOn of butternut
Juice and poison oak, which proved eminent
ly successful 1t was instantly christened
the .Sheperd's Delight and produced the
most satisfactory eXhilaration ever seen i'll
the foothills He mentions rs one instance
of the extraordinary playfulneSs it devel-
oped among its customers, that one ofthem,
a peddlcr, While under its influence, stole
his o,ra pack aud hid Il IL he goods. 1t
is possible that our worthy Comptroller has
taken To drinking the Shepherds Delight. y
Since that aneclote with its drOll applica
ton appeared il the Tribune change has
come over the spirit of Radical dream in
New York 1t is found that, like Evans,
Bailey, Callicott and Hodge, it is Collecor
Murphy who has been swigging the ''Shep-
herds Delight" and he had not been able
to successfully hide his pack! The Tribune
has found it,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-10-04
rssr svoaAx s.syssEsr;

= Judge Bndefwoosl United States District
Judge for Virginia, has written letter in
which he states that, after mature consid-
GRAFTON of the subject, she feels very con-
fiasut THAT the fourteenth aud fifteenth
amendments Of the United States Constitu-
ton, together with the enforcement act OF
May 81. 1870 have secured the right to vote
to our female citizens as fully as they
are now exercised and enjoyed by
male citizens" 1t seems to be understood
that the Judge IS bidding for a test case to
be brought before him in which he viii
thus officially expound the law. 1t is an
nounced that combined effort is to be
made upon Congress this winter to induce
it to pass ''tleclaratory act affirming the
right of women TO vote, and that this pres
sure is to come from Mrs. Victoria Wood
hull and those who sympathize with the
woman-sufiraee movement. 1t is also mys-
teriouslv limited that Senators and Kepre-
sentatives are pledged to the movement III
sufficient numbers to attach some impor-
lance to the scheme of the woman
saflfagists IN their attempt on Con
Dress II is claimed that three
hundred and sixty newspapers scattered
all over the country, are pledged TO support
the movement, chief among which is to DC
the New York Times. 49, "
A counterblast to this movement comes
up from Pennsylvania. Tee East Pennsyl-
vania synod of the Evangelical Lutheran
Church, recently in session, passed set OF
very strong resolutions denOuncing woman
suffrage i'm unmeasured terms. They
declare that the present movement
for. female suffrage is reform
against nature and the Bible, and counter
active Of the divine economy Of the house
hold; that ''tlre old cry for woman's rights
has been renewed by "a few strong-minded
women of frosty sympathies and unnatural
ambitions and ASPIRATIONS that political
equality "wolld be prejudicial to the tue
and dignilied influence of woman" and
that this claim TO political suffrage is re-
pudiated by the great majority of the sober
and thoughtful Of that seX.'
So we 90!
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-10-04

THE New York T,ih',r.. Radical a il is.
protests against Il p0sl outrageous, abuse.
II says: ~ little while ago the invalid
clergyman sent To Europe Tor the cure If
bronchitis, was standing Joke in the news
papers: now it is the government clerk. who
is sent Ia Europe 'on government business.
at public expense. The treasury. pos Office.
government urhitect', office. and nraIl,
every other public department. has each IN
turn furnished recruits in the lucky army Of
American tourists in Europe. Twenty-Five
or thirty of these gentlemen aIc ENJOYING
themselves without cost. or are about 10
san on their first foreign tour.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-10-04
Nv R.f.T'KRTPTCH.

FINiIlS Is To GIVE NOTICE THAT On THE
| lith day OF September, I. -. lS1l, z warrant
in Bankruptcy MAS isSaed against the estate Of
Jacob \ BOIuan, in tbe county Of Houston, and
Stat. ut Tennessee. who ha- been adiudg,d a
Bankrupt un petition: That tht. payment OF any
debts aud delivery ~ any property belonging to
such Bankrupt, 20 him on for his use and the
transfer of any property by him forbidden by
law: That meeting OF the Creditors OF said
Bankrupt. Ia prove tlIcir debts. and Ia chooS,.
ono more assignees Of his estate. will be held
20 Court Di Bankruptcy, Ia br holden on the
i4til ,iaN at October, \. II. Is ~ 10 O'Clock 4
NJ. til, Office OF the Register i'll Bankruptcy in
Ci1rh-ville before ,Ino Z. Campbell Esq, Reg-
i~t'r. THOS. u. II HARRISON.
L. =. Marsl a Messenger.
Ey N. T. SANDERS, Deputy. ucti 81
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-10-04

The late officials of the Western and At
lantic Railroad in Georgia are having some
trouble just now. A number of them have
been arrested for approprialing 10 their own
usemoney and properties that belonged tot the
State. High officials ia The Radical govern
nent Of Georgia were ,loiugihc Slmrl hing.
According to ruInor, and the lesser Radical
lights thought they had a right to follow III,
example of the greater. The resrt i that
many of them have been arrested and will
have TO suffer the consequences of their
course. But some OF thc''biG bugs" have also
beenpicked up Among them Foster Blodcetr.
who claims 3 seat in the Senate of the United
States by election OF he late Radical LegiSla
true. The allegations are that Bodgett
swindled the State ont Of S}3.3lG. by sign
Jog DRAFT for So, 30 in favor of The Ten
neSsee Car Company for ears furnished.
when the facts arr that there j. mo- such
company, and the cars were never furnished:
by passing bill on which 5000 VAS paid 10
the Washington ChrOairIe fnY service, ,.,,.,.
rendered the state Road: and bv 50 ,lta,in.,
passed bill as to make it include . pay
urent of SIG for articles never furnished
the road. Blodgelt i also cllaro, d
with appropriatins sale, le,id Er
With the SlT6 last named, L. IS
own private Use. The Atlanta Sta,
said several DAYS ago: We have no douI
the public win loon he furnished with the
evidence that on several occasions, bef,ie
any arrests were made, he expressed his
deep concern and great anxiety 20 have Che
whole matter adjusted without any public
exposures, and offered to conceal the claims
against Fry aud pay $4,000 himself if pul
IEcity could III -reby be avoided"
This is the man OF the party " no are &c
oustomed 10 go into ~paSms over Tamma-
ny,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-10-04

The following Is one Of the resolutions
adopted by the Minnesota Republican Con-
rention:
Resolved, that the essence of law is equal
ity AID universally, and it j. beyond the
constitutional power Of the general govern
ment TO discriminate between the different
classes OF the people, 10 enrich those en-
gagged in some pursuits by taxes levied on
those engaged IN other pursuits, thus making
the same Law a means Of wealth for some.
while il is an engine of obstruction to others !;
that such policy is as unlimited in its Ope-
rztions as human selfiShnesS. and tends 10
absorb in the hands of the few the substance
of the many, and thus create those great in
eQualities OF wealth and poverty, which
threaten the very existence Of our free insti-
buttons.
This is sound Democratic doctrine aud
We are pleased 10 see The Republicans Of
Minnesota promulgating it. Will they vote
Il in their popular elections and in Con-
gress? Aye, there's the rub. W. shall he
pleasantly disappointed If We do not find
them voting with New England Radical
manufacturers in favor Of high tariffs, and
with New England Radical capitalists in
favor OF the National Banking MONOPOLY.
This policy of serving two masters is
quite popular with a number of Radical
politicians and journals. They freely CON
denim their party policy in connection with
the tariff and the currency, and Vet without
the least nrpfensa TO reform I'm that JirarfioU
on the part Of their party leaders, urge that
the Radical party shall he kept in power.
If the Radical party is destroying the pros
perity and credit of the country through its
tariff and currency policy, it is the duty of
every good citizen to oppose the further in
trusting of that party with power.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-10-04
Public Library of Kentucky.

The Citizens Bank uf kentucky is Treasurer,
and the COrpOratOrs and Supervisors are the
Hon. Thomas i. BTamlettc, late Governor Of
Kentucky, and twenty-seven OF the most distln-
guished and respectable citizens Of the State.
The undersigned late principal business man
ager of tlc very successful Gift Concert for the
benefit OF the Mercantile Library OF San Fran
cisco. has been appointed Agent and Manager Of
this Grand Gift Concert.
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