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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-20

ALEXANDER H. STEPHENS has Joined the
editorial profession, having purchased an
interest in the Atlanta (Ga.) Sun. He will
assume the direction and general control Of
the political department Of the paper. The
Georgia press generally welcome the veto:
ran statesman into the editorial ranks. 1t is
rather rare, however, that an experienced
politician, with settled and infexble views, like
Mr.. Stephens, makes successful journalist.
His active mind, however, is, no doubt, equal
to the task, no matter how feeble his phys
frame may be-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-20
RIPPLE SHE EFT
CONTENTS OF TO-DAY,S HERALD.

PAGE
acknowledgements
acknowledgements
3-News from Wasnington-The lndians-Turi
Matters-Ihe South: An Ex-Governor OF
Return OF the Ninth The Church Members OF
the Grand Holy opera House in a Storm-The
National Game-Bards-The Brewer Mys-
rtery@kerosene Agaln-Sale Of County Bonds.
1.-The Darlen Canal: Operations OF the Surveying
and pndos, Exploring EXpedons Completed
English Yachting: The Three Days Regatta OF
the Royal London Yacht Club Brought to a
Close-Blgamy ana Bloodshed-Free Medical
College for Women-Army and Naval Intelll-
rgenee.bank Robbery IN GloveIsyille, n. \.
S-pom Pedro IL: Interview OF HERALD Special
Correspondent with his Majesty the Emperor
OF Brazil: A Chat About the United states and
Brazil-Education In the South-The Agency
and His Counsel as Wltnesses-Th III Eleventh Eleventh.
street Horror: Additional Particulars of the
Sunday in Chicago-German Jubilee in
Auburn-The Duane Street Burglary.
6-Edltorlals; Leading Article, tine Car Alex.
Political Troubles of Europe-Paaces and Cot
tages"-Personal lntelligence-Amusem
7-France: Refusal OF Theirs TO Show Mercy to
Rossel-plot TO Assassinate the Pope-Anti-
Against Privateering in the House OF Lords
nallandlgham: Tributes. to the Dead by the
Bar Bar o. ono; Let, ter from Cher Justice
Suburban Earthquake-Railroad Intelligence
Miscellaneous Telegraph-yiews Of the Past
s-Proceedings In the Courts-The Erie Railway
War-Financial and Commercial Reports
Domestic Misunderstanding OF the City
Government
4-Crime in Westchester County-Marriages and
Deaths advertisements.
lO-Mr. Washburne and the Commune: The Amerl-
can Minister ana the American Colony During
the Perils OF the Hour-0rders OF the COM
mune-Father Hyacinthe and the Pope-Papal
Benediction or The Xavier Alumni Sodality-
Obltuarv-Vassar College-Tne Papal Jubilee
In MISUNDERSTANDING 1ntelligence-Adver
tiSements.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
acknowledgements
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-20

ALL the enemies Of the administration hav-
ing had their fling at the President for giving
orders to reopen the McGarrahan claim, lin
which his brother-in-law, Dent, has heavy
interest,"" &C., it now turns out that the Presi-
dent gave no such orders, and the case is not
to be reonened
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-20

THE CHICAGO Republican says iss suggestion.
that the democrats should take Horace Greeley
along with their new departure doctrine and
run him as their candidate for President "has
been received with unexpected manifestations
of favor" The Republican is Inclined to be
waggish. The party it represents can no
more afford to get rid of Greeley than Greeley
can afford to get rid of the party.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-20

SHERMANs ExAMPLE.-The Frederick md.
Herald thinks General Shermans example, In
declining to be considered an aspirant for the
Presidency, should be followed generally by
our public men. 'Shall we ever see the day, "
asks the Herald "when the Office shall seek
the man and the man not the Officer" Yes,
when the Heavens fall. or the millennium
arrives. and not before.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-20

THE ABOLITION OF PRIvATEERIyG was the
subject Of debate in the House of Lords yes
terday. The action Of the United States in
repudiating the Treaty Of Paris was CON-
mented upon by several speakers, while the
conduct of Prussia 10 making private
acquisitions during the late war was
subjected to unfavorable criticism. The
tories, our London cable report goes on
to say, have agreed to oppose with all their
might the abolition Of the purchase system
in the army. The measure proposed is one Of
the strongholds Of the present government,
and its defeat would be tantamount to giving
''the walking papers to the Gladstone Min
istry
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-20

THE CHICAGO Tribune AYERS that it is mot
the part of wisdom for the republicans to
laugh at the new democratic departure. Let
the republicans direct their efforts toward
getting JEFF Davis, Aleck Stephens or Bob
Toombs to make few more speeches, and all
the departures in the world will not save the
democracy from disastrous defeat in 1872
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-20

THE KNOXVILLE (Tenn.) Press and Herald
thinks that Horace Greeley as President
would be perpetual joy" like the cotton
worm or potatoe bug. Bnt Horace ought to
have a chance, if for only one term.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-20

WHAT New YORK CANNOT SUPPORT The
Mobile Register says there are 1.-TWO institu-
tons New York has never been able to sup
port, with all its wealth and strength-Grst,
permanent and highest class opera, and
second, great, faithful and reliable daily
democratic newspaper" In answer to the
first proposition it may be said that the reason
New York has failed to support first class
opera Is not the fault OF its citizens, but that
of the impresarii, who do not understand the
public taste and are continually committing
professional blunders and so far as faith
full and reliable" democratic organ is con-
cerned, the democracy of New York do not
require anything of the kind. The democracy
here is able to support ITSELF with no other
aid than that Of the independent press.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
l@AdyertlSements.

OvERTLows have occurred in the northern
part of Louisiana, along the Red and Ouchita
rivers, and some of the richest northern
parishes in the State are under water.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-20

rather unexpected reward, if Trochu's asser-
ton be true. 1t cannot be said that they
found Bismarck's service such a sinecure as
they expected.
Wonderful man, Bismarck; wonderful ac-
tor! One who has done many great feats in
the world; but still an actor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-20

THE DARIEN CANAL.-We publish to-day a
continuation of our interesting correspondence
from the Darien expedition.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-20

THE INQUEST in the Connolly tragedy de-
velops nothing new. There seems to be
little doubt that the wretcbed man was
raving maniac when he committed his bloody
deed, and that there is no human being re-
sponsble for the terrible murders. The wife
and mother yesterday was too much unnerved
by the dreadful shock to testify coherently.
1t would certainly have required very strong
minded woman to retain self possession under
the circumstances.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-20

MIR. Washburne and the Paris Commune.
Our news columns this morning contain
letter from one of the HERALD s correspondents
in Paris which throws new light upon the deli
cate and peculiar position in which the United
States representative to France has been
placed during the trying scenes of the last
year in the French capital. His position at
times has been exceedingly delicate, if not
almost embarrassing. When we recollect the
various phases undergone by Paris within
the last twelve months-under the empire,
during the German investment; in the first
days of the republic during the
rule Of the Commune, while the army
of Versailles was laundering at the gates, and
again while the seven days massacre was in
progressive feel proud to think that the
United States has been so well represented
during those perilous times. Mr.. Washburne's
course reflects credit on himself, and he is
deserving Of praise from his countrymen. His
conduct, however, has not been above the
suspicion of some ill-disposed persons. Bitter
insinuations have from time to time Of late
appeared in the English, French and Belgian
journals, intimating his connection In some
manner or shape, not definitely stated, how
ever, with the Commune. These paragraphs
have appeared in some Of the newspapers in
this country, but we think the correspondence
of the HERALD this morning will show
the source and the reasons for these
attacks We know very well that there are
persons in Europe, and, indeed, in this coun-
try, too, for that matter, who desire to link
disorder, corruption and irrelgion with repub-
licanism; and if they can in any way strike a
blow, triaing as it may be, at American
institutions, they are sure to do 80. 1t would
not surprise us if the insinuations referred to
partook of this character. A course so bold
and Independent as that Of the American
Minister at Paris was calculated to
attract admiration or suspicion. Taken
on the whole, Mr.. Washburne's countrymen
are satisfied with his course, aud the world
will give him credit for humanity, shrewdness,
tact and independence in the discharge OF the
delicate duties Of his position during one of
the most stormy periods in French history.
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Conclusion No. THAT Bismarck wanted
to get the Theirs government into q yielding
humor by putting this formidable revolt on its
hands. In which he succeeded. He had re-
duced France to helplessness and obtained his
terms.
Conclusion No. 2.-That Bismarck was
troubled by apprehensions of the spectre rouge
at home. But the other day Deputy In the
Reichstag, Bebel by name, got up and said
such desperate things calling the Communists
good fellows, and asking the imperial govern
ment to give the Commune a chance. Bebel
was laughed at by his co-legislators but give
Bebel an audience Of kindred spirits-and
there are many such even in the good city Of
Berlin, else Bebel would not be in the Reich
stag at all-give Bebel, we say, congenial
surroundings, and Bebel, fullblown, might
create mischief On that day there was Polizei
order that Bebel's speech should not be pub
lished by the papers, and Official Kreuts lett
eng flew into passion over the unfortunate
Bebel. Shows reason why Bismarck wanted
to knock Communism on the head, or hurl it at
least century back. But Communism had to
come to head In the enemy's hotbed before
its head could be knocked of, which explains
Bismarcks sneaking kindnesses for the insur-
gents at the outset OF the Commune. As
Catherine de Medicis did to the Huguensts
Bismarck did to the Communists. He lured
them on to Paris and prepared sort of st.
Bartholomew for them. To carry out his pur-
pose, as can be dimly gathered, he made use
of adventures from all quarters of the globe.
especially Of the military type. But t""v met
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VARIETY.
A SchOolbOy's Model Letter.

\ yOunSster.auendrngs school in Paducah
has written his mother the following charac-
teTisIic letter
"DEAH MOTuER IL got another licking
yesterday. hut had on three pair "f pan,s,
and It didn't hurt much. l was licked be-
cause put six pins in 'Mr.-'s chuir-
l knew they would not stick him, aud | made
4 bet that they would not, Mr. was So
mean aud hard that the pins could no, 81 in.
won the Der. which was Dig. lis IS a
gOOd'do4s. aud | am IrIinin.: him to bite old
''uardsde-,' A. We call him, some night when
he comes home after dark. lie is often out
after dark, and, If z Ich Is AZ good after him
as he Is alter cats. wont get licked any more
Zach and killed three cats Sunday, though
was at SUnjaySchool aud church all dav,
and 1t wasn't good day for killing cats
either. This makes the third licking | got
this week. One was because l had a bottle
Of milk in my room, and the other WAS be-
cause l wrote a COMPOSITION on negroes that
OLD llardSides didn't like. said that negro
was daIE subject to write ON. IL WAS like
dark African going down a dark cellar on
dark night without light To look fl black
cat that was not there. Old IIardsides stop
ped me and then licked me for that Send
me some more of them Fies. l made good
trade with s"me Ut them. II you will send
me tiEe dollars will stop all my bad habits
except curS'n:. swearing aud chewing and
drinking. aud cue two others. YIN had
better make the trade. Give my love To-
j ulie. and tell her to send me that little e l.
die left III the "li trunk.
Your IticrlOnate son,
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POETICAL.
The Little Girl Around tho Corner.

S4SS@S SN@@ S@$SASA VIZ SSA2VAt
SOSo-BV Mask aIOxIET.
I.
know \ maid, OF habits Staid,
And when che on me gaErS.
I'm happy ~ = hummiug bird
AElong the Blooming daisies;
Her heart u tight, Der eyeS are bright,
Her name l. Susis Homer,
And Susie IL the IitIIe gITI
Who IIVeS around tue corner.
u.
Ehs'S Just 40 pure a. morning dew
Upon a fTesh- blown Il over.
Her eyes Rs bright ~ sIarS Of night
Or beacon iH = IuNCT;
Her hair like jsT-l'll ns'eT forget
nOW muCh u dit ad"Tn her,
I'll uC'cr IOTget my little pet.
Ta0 girl STVuHd ;hs corner.
III.
wheu frst we met, I'll ne'er forget
uJS badly was suiIIcu.
thought that should surely die
lI size gave ne the mIIIcu;
She siDi Ell 80 sweet. = mi dTesSed 90 neat,
My heat VAS soon n gomez.
Aud ALI b'cause one night met
The CITI ATOund the corner.
".
And 10 the maid sweet words Said-
Said them softly in her ear.
ThVngh what they were quite forget,
hut she answrTr,', Yes, INV dear!"
And now for life che il my wife,
This pretty Su-iS HUTnCr;
So please call and zee ne, fTirnds,
We live jus' 'TOund the corner.
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I HAVE ju.t received n large aud very cheap lot
! at WIRING Paper. RIank hooks, SC. Will give
epscia dl'cuuut TO LHWy and thu,e puFehas
by the quInIity or it, other wJrdB, will furnish
jan. II, 1871. VS. MASON
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RIO PHYSICIANS i would call the attention
at Physicians It my large AMI com pIete stock
embracing everything {" bs found in a fret. cIasS
DTu" ant Prescription StO'c, winch ! am pTepAFEd
TO furnish at as low 'Strs can te gluten in haiti.
more. CE BELIER
Iarp"r's Ferry, Jan II. ISL
DEEDS Ma -ic Sore Throat Powder. This won.
drrtul article. generally TeIiCVca the worst core
throat or cold ia the head inside at - hours Ia be
had at 4. BELLER'S.
D)CEET Dinry's Err 1871. EunriAird Nnte Psper
aud Envelope. PAss and AIemInTa nda Rake
Day aud Ir"grTs, together i'll tia s~houI b1Oks used
~. BELL FRS.
J ia tue lnwrr Valley and ~ greatly reduced
price,. AIS" n fine assortment If German French
aud EuCli-h Extracts tor tn" hAn chirf adCs
sud lair Oils. VhItr's Drmtrfrr the heat in nae.
Shaving Coupon de. Powder Puff nd B"xrs with
= great variety OF uscfuI and vaIuabe arIicICs Ior
the t"iI't Z" he had at 4 r. BELLER'S.
OPERA P-rlin~. EOsc Bloom. for giving a beau.
~ Iiiul aud natural tint to the cOuIpIr Z ion
Hsg,u'- Magnolia RAim, French Rouge. Alaska
ChSmpEnr Zee with & iyc"Tin- Tot Mapped face aud
hauds CArbuIic Med atGd SUaTs for the Toilet. 20
Lr mad ut 4. REI.LER'S.
'INHE BRILLIANT ROUND WICK ARGASD
RURNER.-This Burner rr.'du-eS an intcuse
fine ~hIr flame; bring round flame II dues not
will last for a great while The saving at Chin
nova will raw the cuEt IL Burner IN = short time.
THE BuTU'r can I've attached to any lRmP in
uN". Iad wIh tho Iritiing expense Of PorCrlNi in
ShH'" p'"iurca all the fleet i the celebrated Ger
man Study Lamp. To be had 1T
HsrPer. Ferry. Jan. ~. 1871.
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SPRING AND SUMNER CAMPATGHl
HOUSE BUILDING, &c.

HAVE an CIh lent Corps Of wOS kmrE, and am
prepared To cOustTuSt Houses, md 60 4 &C utS III
Work pertaining - the Carr entering Husiue zoe IN
the h"st manner, Of the best materials NO a. s
dIuousy anybody rlse. I all G ontTact 20 errrt
Housrs iur' isLing all the airy steTialS IL
desirable 10 paFties. The ~otk hcrctOfoEe done BY
not understand my bus bess. Persons profosin =
ia Build, haV" work % any deacrIpti.,n IL nv
line. done. may consult their iRteTesta by ealIi,
Uprn In-. Respectfully.
March l.. 1870. SAMUEL aVFua
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NEW TIMING ESTABLISHMENT.
People, Look To- Your Interest.

HAVING opened for the purpose 81 carrying on
the TIMING BUSINESS in all its branches
We R'e prepared IL do all work in line with
hand
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HELM OLD's
Fluid Extract Buchu
AND IMPROVED ROSE WASH

Will radically exteTminRte from the systcn die.
eascs arising from hahits of dissipation at little
expense. little oT No change in diet, inCon.
Venienc" or exposure; completely PuprrceTin !.
those unpleasant and dangerous remedies, Copaiva
and Mercury, in all these diseases.
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w ATCuES a d Jewe!ry repaired on the moe
reasJ9abie terms, at J.. DINELE'S
A"Gust ID J-weIry Store.
CARIES SEEDS, Just receives, and on.ped on,
- seocE OF fresh Garden SEED Of all kinds
PED. -. 1871. VS. NGSON
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MODE OF PREPARATION.

Buchu, in VHeuO. Juniper Berries. by diatilIa.
dpH' to form a me gin. Cubsbs extracted by dIs
placement with spirits obtained from Juniper
Berries very little sugar IL used and small pro-
in uSe.
Buehu. as prepared by Druggists. 10 Of a dark
color. i Is PlAnt that emItS lis fragrance; the
action OF flame destroy thiS Ute ctVe pI inciple)
having da'k and gIutinOus derOctiOn. Mine i
the color OF ingredients The Buchu in my prrpA
ration PredOminHtrsi the smallest quantity Of the
other ingredients are added. TO pTeVeBt fsEmentA-
ton upon inspection. il will be found not tn he
TiRctuTe, a. made in PharmAcOpoa. nor IL il a
SuruP-and therefore can be used ia where
fever or Inflammation exit la this you have the
AAIiOA.
Hoping that you will iHV"r il With a trial and that
upon Inspection IL will meet with HpPTVbAI iuP
With = feeling Of cOhli,i'nCc.
am. very respectfully.
IL. r. uELMBOLD,
Chemist Hnd Druggist.
Of I6 TsHrS' Experience.
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Tin I" AFh

OF every description. Particular attention paid TO
TIN ROOFING AND SCOUTING.
EEPAlRING done-alI N.llI hc in the best man
ner aud II the very love 81 CASH 'FiCe.
shop and Store R"oIn ~ the old Post Once Buil.
dl"g "ne door West of Henry DunIms CouE.c-
h"he'y q. C.RCMBARGER.
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NOTICE.

Closing ont sale OF Winter Stock.
n Il. ]. GOLDSMITH is now closing out his en-.
W. tire stock ut Winter GUOds at Ices than cUst
prioes.
Such as Blankets. f:Um 50 SOTO } so
I.Sdlr~' and ChiidTens' fuTs, 50 to 80
'' DcainS. Is TO 20
a. I.0dies' RAlm"ral'. from as eta up.
Of Th"ae wishing u procure bITgsinS will call
and FXNmiHe his Stor k Il pTccS before purchasiug
eisc~ncre. y" trouble To show E"rds
Jan -, 1871. J. GOLDSMITH
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NONE ARE GENUINE

NONE ARE GENUINE
UnIe'' done uP in 'tesl-saEra'ed wrapper. With
facsimile Of my Chemical warehouse, and signed
81. T. He1mbold.
April as. IS1o-Iy.
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lust received large end veil selected stock 81
- lImrs, &c. included in - HIGH 10 the seIebTate
FOUND BURNER, Which giVes 'hTihIs as mueh
light IS the ordinary burners AIso, PorcsIaiE,
Shades; can procure = German EIudeht's Lauh BY
smpiy ADJUSTING THE burner and shade to ths 0Fdi.
nary lamp: will fit any axe.
November I. VS. MARON
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SAMUEL MYERS.
lamps AID LAMP GOODS.

LHISlT = HE5U kRIUF tUUV0s
lust received a large end veil seIectsd stock 81
- I.SmTs. SC. included in Ehich 10 the seIebTatsf
HOUND BURNER, ~hFch giVeS 'hTibls mBch
Shsdes; can procure = German Eiudent's Lamp By
simply adjusting THE burner and shade to tha oFdf
November 1. IS MASON.
SCHOOL BOOKS.
HAZE just received my stock Of SchnoI Books
H'TIng purchased them 81 reduced FHIsS. viii
Sept 81. VS. MASON
SOAPS. EItrsots. Hair Brushes, Tooth and Nail
- ditto. C"TnbS. aBd eIrgant aSsoTtment Of
MAsoS's 8RUG STORE.
AMPS A beauiii8I assortment, inc udip1 The
IAN, il. ISL "' ''s w E,.o
fNLYCERIHF 9: lotion for en-. pp.t b,,d,. 1-oo,L
~ P"-dF' aud Toilet do. dsllE h,sUIy HsstS@sd.
pure Bourbon whist ey 70. h.diris.Ipsrpo.s.
OMRiEs end ,I.ger.,o-a Almanac. Tor $50. a
- DroenbrF ~. W. =. ABASOS'S.
NICE Chewing and Smoking Tobacco. Cf~,,,
he ShrSPest Stationary 10 Town. at
SUMMIT POINT CATTLE SCALRS.r
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