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The New York herald., 1871-02-21
Carrying the War Into Mexico.

| We are accustomed to hear Of revolutionary
agitation, political decentralization and occa
sionally Of earthquakes in Mexico. 1t is not
therefore, surprising to he informed by the
latest news from the capital Of that disordered
country that the chief Lozada and his Indians
in the Topic district have taken up arms
against the State and federal governments al
Coruna, which have taken the field against
them; that the war in Guerrero continues with
varying success; that many anticipate a revo.
luton, or an attempt at one, on the election
OF President; that stupendous frauds are
charged upon the Treasurer General, who is
held responsible for deficiency Of five mil
lion dollars; that 1t Is alleged q prominent
statesman Of Mexico has made a million by
his defalcation, and that slight shake Of an
earthquake was feit at the capital on the 7th
inst. We are used to such details of Mexican
news. :
But 1t is somewhat novel to learn that the
Franco -Prussian war, which the armistloe has
suspended in Europe, is actually raging in
Mexico. A telegram from Mansello announced
in the capital on the 18th of February that a
Prussian corvette had captured two rich
French prizes in the Pacific. And the great
excitement was unabated which had been
caused by German French riot in the city of
Mexico on the 9Th inst On that day the Ger
mans had grand celebration at their club
rooms. The French, through their repre-
sentative, who holds no official relations
with the Mexican government and there
fore invoked the Intervention of the United
States Minister, undertook to prevent the
demonstration. Minister Nelson could do
no more than lay the matter before the Minis
ter of State; but this led to the adoption Of
such measures beforehand as prevented more
serious consequences than those which fol-
lowed a subsequent attempt of French
rioters to break up the German meeting. The
rioters were dispersed by the police, but not
until many persons had been wounded, among
them one lady and several Mexican spectators.
Most of the wounded were Frenchmen, the
Germans seeming to be as victorious In
Mexico as their oompatriots in France. The
authorities ordered the German flag to be
hauled down from the club room. This was
held by the Germans to be direct insult to
Germany, nasmuch as the new imperial flag
had just been hoisted for the first time. That
symbol of the new German empire has not yet
inspired the Mexican authorities with so much
respect as certain British statesmen have has
tened to show toward it. The result, how
ever, has been that numerous street fights
daily occur between the German and French
residents in the Mexican capital The latter
are not satisfied with perpetual war and
rumors of war in the distracted country where
they are sojourning; they must needs bring
Goals to Newcastle and carry the war into
Mexico.
The New York herald., 1871-02-21

JUDGE BARNARD, of the Supreme Court,
gave a good rap yesterday at the growing
tendency toward groundless and unjust litiga-
tiqh. A lawyer brought suit to recover CON-
missions largely in excess Of the amount paid
him for his services, and was beaten on bis own
testimony. On the question of extra allowances
&he Judge granted ten thousand dollars in
allowances against the litigous lawyer, and in
doing SO stated that he should avail himself OF
every such opportunity to discourage suits
having no justiiable cause of action. If all
our judges would conform to this determine
hon Of Judge Barnard there would be a good
deal less business for the courts to do, and, in
good time, less taxes for the citizens to pay.
The New York herald., 1871-02-21

And there is this popularity about the Hay
tion niggers: They have set themselves up as
superior to white men. In their bloody revo-
luton against France they first exterminated all
the whites they could find, and then they ex-
terminated the mulattoes Of the colony, because
of the white blood in their veins. Since that
day the Haytien blacks have legislated against
white equality and to keep off white men.
They are now reported to be at the bottom of
Cabrals insurgent operations against Baez in
Dominica, and as last resort, it is said,
Hayti will make war against the United States
to defeat this proposed annexation Of Domi-
MICA. We are quite sure, however, that
high-colored commission to Hayti, of pure
blacks, on liberal margin of ''backsheesh, +"
would soon bring round the Haytien govern
ment. And are not all annexation schemes
accomplished in this way? They are. And
shall we pretend to be better than the old
KnlcksgbQckers, who purchased Manhattan
Island of the iniiailss NO. We are going to
annex Dominica, and then the ways and means
VIII De found to annex Hayti. Thus the whole
island will be reclaimed to law and order.
peace and prosperity, and to production Of
coffee, sugar, rice and tobacco, cabinet woods
dyestuffs, &c, which will soon add hundred
millions g year to the wealth Of the country.
Above all, is not this thing written as the first
chapter in the West India book Of 'sMauifest
Destiny?" And what is ''manfest destny?"
Anything in the future which we see is bound
to come, as we see the annexation of st.
Domingo.
The New York herald., 1871-02-21
The London Conference and tho Black
Sea Question.

The London Conference and the Black
Sea Question.
We print this morning q cable despatch
which states that the London Conference has
resolved to open the Black Sea to foreign
men-of-war, and to authorize the Porte to
allow the armed vessels of all nations, Rus
sian and Roumanian alone excepted, to pass
through the Dardanelles. It is added that
Russia Is not opposed to this settlement Of the
question, but that Turkey hesitates. If the
London Conference has managed to give birth
to this grand arrangement it must be credited
with an amount of wisdom which has rarely
been granted to any assembly of mortals.
Russia is to be allowed to have ships in
the Black Sea; so are all the nations of
Europe. The ships of all other nations are to
have free ingress and egress through the OAR
danelles, but Russia must content herself in
the waters Of the Euxine. It is we'll that this
report comes from Berlin, and that Turkey is
reported to hesitate. The marvellous part Of
the report is that Russia is not opposed to a
plan which openly insults her. Then the
Porte objects to Powers having more than two
ships-of-war in the Danube. We await
further news.
The New York herald., 1871-02-21

THE WAY TO Do IT.-New York has col
lected nearly one hundred thousand dollars
for the relief Of Paris. Now the question
arises, how soon will this money benefit the
Parlsians3 In the ordinary course of affairs,
what with bargaining and trading among the
men who want to make profit on the saie OF
provisions to the committee, 1t would take
month for the relief to reach France. The
proper way to do is to transfer the equiva-
lent Of the amount to the credit of q bank In
Liverpool, buy the provisions there and ship
them Immediately to Paris, oil of'which would
take hardly three days. Lei. our charity no
be limping, lame charity, but prompt one
that will give succor at tsuca
The New York herald., 1871-02-21

A VENERABLE GENTLEMAN in this city, we
understand, has invited Louis Napoleon to
come to this city and take one Of his old strolls
on our Battery. He says the ex-Emperor
will be both astonished and delighted at the
improvements he will find if he comes by next
Rummer
The New York herald., 1871-02-21

Dr. GwYNNE, the convicted y .gamist. NAV
yet escape the five years hard labor in State
Prison to which he was sentenos ID by Recorder
Hackett in the Court Of Ge leral Sessions
Judge Barnard yesterday granted writ of
error, being an appeal from the, Judgment Of
the court convicting him. and tho effect ~
which will be to carry the case before tho =
General Term Of the suprems Court to decide
whether the allegation of error in the trial
holds good. The allega.Ao is that the iudict-
ment was defective ID not properly specifying
the alleged bigaMy, II this is found to bs "a
The New York herald., 1871-02-21

THE FKNIAN ExILEs have flown to Washing
ton. They have received no formal reception
as yet, but from the pressing kindness of the
Irish citizens there it is probable they will be
as closely imprisoned in the Ebbitt House as
they were In the bastiles Of Great Britain OF
here at Sweeny's,
The New York herald., 1871-02-21

THEY HAVE HAD 'bribery and corruption"
case in the Virginia House of Delegates. One
member, colored radical, had a sum Of
money placed in his hands, but has no idea
who did it. Here's an instance where a
colored gentleman was certainly in the wood
pile
The New York herald., 1871-02-21

A KENTUCKY JUDGE thinks the best Ku
Klux bill that can be passed is the bill allow
ing negroes to testify in the courts. He
says :-''Society needs to be rid of this class Of
men (the Ku Kluxes) who are 50 fast render
ing the name Of Kentucky synonym Of law
lessnesan
The New York herald., 1871-02-21

THE NEW DOMINION AND THE JOINT HIGH
CoMMIssIoN.-O New Dominion friends are
greatly exercised about the probable doings
of this Joint High Commission, which pro-
misses to establish peace between the Old
World and the New. In another place will be
found the sentiments of the Toronto Leader
and the Toronto Globe. The Leader is weak,
but the Globe is plucky and slightly ''sarcas-
tical." We can assure our New Dominion
friends that the Joint High Commission means
to settle matters whether they will or will
not. In the premises they are Of little
account. The sooner they know the fact the
better.
The New York herald., 1871-02-21

reason is, probably, that the present Legisla-
ture knows when it is attempting to take any
thing out of its reach, and, like bear ap-
preaching hot ashes, withdraws its claws be-
fore they are scorched.
The New York herald., 1871-02-21

THE ALBANY Aryus-democrati organ
says the business Of our Legislature the
present session is fox beyond last year. The
The New York herald., 1871-02-21

GLOBE THEATRE. 7ss Broadway.-vARIETv ENTER.
TArNNENT, &c.-GRRES BANNER.
The New York herald., 1871-02-21

| NEW YORK sTADr THEATRE. Is Bowery-DrR
G2ILLr,
The New York herald., 1871-02-21


ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.
eRANp OPERA HOUSE. corner OF sth Esd st.
OLYMPIC THEATRE, Broadway.-THs RIcnxIIrU OF
= BowERY THEATRE Bowery.-Poxr; or WAY Down
FIFTH AvRNUE THEATRE, rwen,y-fourth street.
GLOBE THEATRE. 7ss Broadway.-vAmETv ENTER.
rAINhENr, &c.-GREES BANNER.
NEW YORK sTADT THEATRE. IS Bowery.-DrE
BOOTHS THEATRE. ssd st., between 9th ana 9Th avs
RIoHELrEU.
WOODS MUSEUM Broadway, corner s0h st-Perform.
,ances efsrv afternoon and evening.
rouRrEENrH STREET THEATRE CThea,rs Francais)-
lRloarLIEU
NIBLos GARDEN, Broadway.-THr SPECTACLE OF
wALLAcK's THEATRE, Broadway ana ls,a ,,r.el-
HoME-BLuE DEVILS.
LIMA EDwIN's THEATRE 72O Brosdway-HuSrEp
DOWN; Or, THE Two LIVES OF MARY LEIGH.
MRS =. B. ooNwAY's PARK THEATRE Brooklyn.-
TONY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE. sol Bowery.-vA.
6IL7Y ENTERTAINMENT.
THEATRE CoMIoUE, Ola Broadway.-Co MO Vocal
ms NEGho AcTs. &C
SAN FRANCISCO MINSTREL HALL. 5s5 Broa dvav-
NEGRO MiNsrRKLsY, FAscEs, BURLEsoUEs, &o.
/ BRYANT'S NEW OPERA HOUSE. ESD st. between 6th
ana 9TH avs.-SEoRo MISsTRELsY, EooENTaIcIIIHs 40
HOOLEys OPERA HOUSE, Brookyn-HooLRY'sA AND
KELLY q LEoSs MINsrRELs 49,
APOLLO HALL. ssth street and Broadwav-
DIR CoERY's DIoRAMA IRELAND
TUE RING. AoRoBATs, Ao. "
SOMERvILLE ART GALLERY, 81 Fifth avenue-Ey
AlDiTIoS OF WoRAs Art
SoIENoE AND ART.
DR. KAHN's ANATOMICAL MUSEUM, 7s Broadway
lScIRHCE AND ART.
The New York herald., 1871-02-21
ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

GRAND OPERA HOUSE. corner OF sh av ana aad st.
BARDK BLnUR.
The New York herald., 1871-02-21

J FIFTH AvRNuE THEATRE, rwen.yfourtn street.
The New York herald., 1871-02-21

y BowERY THEATRE, Bowery.-PoNp OR, WAY Dows
SoUrH-MAN TIGER.
The New York herald., 1871-02-21

BOOTHS THEATRE. ssd ST., between 9Th ana 9th avs
EIoHELIFU,
The New York herald., 1871-02-21

OLYMPIC THEATRE. Broadway.-THs RIcnxLrru OF
TIM PERIOD.
The New York herald., 1871-02-21

WOODS MUSEUM Broadway, corner s0h st-Perform
ances afternoon and evening.
The New York herald., 1871-02-21

IRloarLHU.
NIBLos GARDEN. Brosdway-THE SPECTACLE oy
THE BLACK CROOK. -
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m.Ns"n OF Jaw lh', must &c. W. ll, p'lson u,,l -
mated has every proper opportunity lpE thc tAecse OF
us rlGul
sihl ne the dnlY or me sew 10. noatcs oi Ih-ner-
Tors ol "itctnn io lnlt tul'l u Wv ~ lit ol thr
votes IN rach box, u the ORD presciioeb hN h' act
h.d c. MAKE prnc 4utVol u lla t.-A an To n-
said hoS in M man ptDc"lui ny 'hs nc be ore
proceed ng 20 Tue osiua AIl canvas, "t re- p1A or
xeS % be next tler'aiier "a va 't ~ ihe e3mp'-
non OF the cAuNa OF eich TX lht tlalfnHh lhe
Bo1Id Oi ln~pec' ora of Election tnt WAhc uaic ~
and OF the whole .moer glycn tor eacn e,sun, wh
the name OF the Office ,n which sucn urfsnn was named
The sun., 1871-11-06
NnhIit Nniifrs.

STATE or NEW YORK, ofroe OF the Secretary
= p U6 he s.sss sssr SSp1y S Ss 10SSt eoSSy 81 Sev
Notice n hol eny given tnat at genera election 20
MONDAY Of Noyemoer next. the following ofoors are
"A Secretary Of state in tho place Of Homer A.
4 TfeasurVr. in The piace Of Wheeler H. bristol,
An Attorney General in the place OF Marshall u.
state Engineer and Surveyor. the place Of Van
A Canal Commissioner. in the place OF Goorgo W.
Xn inspector of State Prisons in the place Of David
y SSoie terms OF once VII expire on tho ss day
Also Justice Of the Supreme Court for the First
judicial Dstrict, In the place OF 10 iah suthcr and,
term OF office will expire On tue last dly of De-
kso senator for the Fourth senate Dht.ct. CON.
seventh. Ihrtecn;n and fourteel tn waids cit
uiS Also Senator tor The fh senate District comprs
ing inc Eighth, Ninth tteeat9 @ anl sxtecnIn Wards
OF sS G scsao aG SoHa @ Ss Si SsT sh Senate District COM
prisng the Tenth Eleventh. and oNenteonth Wards Of
Also a senator Tor the seventh senate D,trc'. com
sns d t1g & cen csa ~ aYa fwcn' as'
Also. Senator lor toe Eishh mate District com;
Wards OF the city ard county OF rew Yors.
COUNTY OFFICLls-Also to be elected for said
Twcni,,onc member, OF Assembly,
samuel jon. and James c. snencort
Judge oflnc CoIri OF Common PeM. In tho place
Jnoee Of the Marine Court, in tho place Of Horny
4 i;tglstcr. in the place OF Michael Connolly;
Two lnsp ctors oi Election for oach l.lccuon Dsj
trct. IN tue place OF the present Inspectors OF
Xii Of whose OF Office Slil expire on tho last
me attention o town and CITY Election Roards In:
70 chSp 59 Of ihe Lave OF 1911 herewith prn,ei to
the subpiv OF ballot boxes form vi ballots. and manner
Of canvassIng votes. to Wit
Chapter IN.
AN ACT in relation TO ic elec lou OF Representatives.
:, IN C99grc:s cantor az Memgers fA"emoy.
~ 'ssss1 nvi M ~ -, ~, ~ ~ ue'c ~ IN
The sun., 1871-11-06

ERlE EhAILwAY-rRMys L5iAyE. utp1is
- loot OF Chano,rs street ani foot Of Slst As tot
THrOqf9 81 E1'fs'' Irap; l,1yf o6i %on
New ana i'm. fOyed Drawing room Coaci"s accom-.
Suspension 8riasc. con6cct1g At itoincsylc nith @
magnpcc't sleemns Gus g1rs, .fpp1lG. tir4u.!h 10
accon pany thc uCo A., n, tram from us1u ,h1i.
2, ~ ,% BqaS nf 'S3 YEN ron Ssw &ots
YORK to Bunao. Susp'nsion Bltge arl UilcinnlI An
Tcr HSri Jstvl. aud Way's1 : ,i ont ~ Pm
20 ror MIddeloyn ead Wy ''] =. M'ib T. ii'
For ousvine and way, at 'li9o M, .,,,.u
=, ,fyrGewhnrgb and Way. at 9ll AN 80 Al1 ~
for ufern aud way. % and9WP. ~, ,.
riS ~ i5n 55. ~ a5u usTYlP ani y! udr'sht ""
ana diSf'f2is'I ii3 '51f 55 ea6 6aS al ief Hap
WcdrCsOavs and SATURDAYS ouy At ilgO Mllnzht
ufofr, t6ei!.n,'nt 6 N'aci la11i 1.S5t ,Mwii.a'r ~
s .ecial sand,v Trun n tJoo \. VI. ana tii5r NJ
BEIrans eaylng Cham o"r, street on even no. rs
calller than above Time Last boat from 23l street
Tickcis Tor PASSAGE AID for apartments IN dravins
for G'a ihe en- cna suG faSi passa JOY e
tne s Inn,nys once ~ 20 80 ~ lr'ad; "a
Bilto%okyn ici BfS,dWyv. VIII ,TiiurrI dsaos ioot
Long DOH ,pot JERSEY CIV and ofiho aIints a. ths
.bSiiy ! @or Pcrnor'an Nyact. Tor nac<cnacs
{ For Hlc--ns1ck ind il'llsdie only.
L. y. prckEEGS. '''''" SS"??a WV, r. BARR.
- ON anl ausr MoHdA}. Cct D.. ira rs viii leave
s.o 4. H., Green oii Mat Tain.
I9Sy A. M M lSrSoS-I HSo Gg Coye t2en valley Hun
sP. NJ, R,crdeai ani sag Haroif ESprcss. through
TO qeSnp,i e. fxr2 on s!gaay rgs - o,o Locus,
VsSFF VsiS Nn H. NSSFir' NSFia ,r, & ,t ,9f Tn. A2n.
A a,a. c5anec a, raicii's Hampstead
SUNDAY ra'a. tcr Hu. a1s.n y rt1lorl, rc'lyn.
Gl,ccn c9yo. a,d .oSas' vie' .e'' Hunter r'n At
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snrrirr's orrIcr NEW cornr porsu. !

CRY AND COUNTY oF Ngw YoRK, Aug. I. i'7I.
IocrtN the iorc oing o. t. n true COPY the Ecc
ton Notice received by mc hs d1y tr, IN the Secretary
OF state. MAI HEW |, BRENNA
Shcr'n Of the CIV aud COUNTY OF New YORK.
Publishers Ot newspapers VIII not Insert tl adyot.
tsCm'Lt unless sncc.yly Authorizes SO TO d.. see
MATHEW r BRENNAN sheriff
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sabinas sanns.
AIurY.Al.L NfNNlHFlr--,yIilNiHs. n,NN.

MUTUAL BENEFIr SAVINGS BiNA,
vi 100 Nassau 81, 81 BllLOiNU,
HkM IOUk.
tNTE ~ IT ~ tho iate ot - mr. ccnt nc .l1fn
commerce thC Its~I or ~ EllN MONl I, IH-fetl
Tho OF qnrigry plan. VIII r. th5r. is ontu - At
lCfg of lntcrU. tn the lrru.Iur
ON SPECIAL - pI~tT-t m rrcs' tour pcr G. rnf Al.
inwoc oi NlLf BALAN'E~. th'c.a Ia tDis .cp1rl-
mcut pass thsol % the e. stuug House
tLHrlf itNrE, or DtPu IN, is.nci hearing ~
tor" n!ti su .aerel-a convegiea! loTn oi aes9s4
BANK uPfN daIy from ic tos. Also Monuay ami
saturday even NJ. irom - I64 o'cl ,cN
Bank 30 Yk- ~ Oe.m, "a French. Aud lrsirh
one dollar Will c1Htui' zee Az ACclu t....
CHARLES X GRAHAM. Ficsidcnt
The sun., 1871-11-06
Enslntss Chnntts

e0slntss VUlntts
4 GROCERY tore 'cr SHE. win stock AMI TX.
~ turrs a. 5lcrace rent ouy 80 per uOuth
price oal 500. - Lows So. bear 30.
4 tROCkkEN store, 'toc 8, aud nxgurcs Tor 81 c.
- "Npil '' neA. the Bow ~.
GHEAp GKO ERI tor sllo. aIth ulr. pun.s
y Nctfs l'r ulu.t De sold tl. " rk Appij a. 81
he.taN ld I-e i'om tHN A. b'o1,}n
('IGAR ~rpRE Tor sai,: rel-oa tor lug. IN
=, hcal'h. C4l 90 - HHdso It,
!. or SALE 200! pa,ins ba,nes-. N con.eo
' ton w.t. ihe upho tory pusiuess; e' ah,lsled ]!
years location few nocSs from the CtS Hti - o0G.
ltn rent oW VII bc SOFA oI easy tc i. 1ONft,
$40 u oaivay oct Flnshilga1t Nots, ave-, BrooSljn
s'Ov - LE-rn- stocs. nNtnrc, and ease s.or,
j 81 Gu AZ. between l1tA anu lstd sss ca ~ Tor
cash Appy OF the pro niscs.
E)AKrNER WANTED with from sDiio si)i. in
! !he oyster, a",. Wints. liquors, am dnlls D no
bu1ess; best clauce IN the city Gii 9th aV.. base
lncIt.
WANTED-A youns MAJ % Jpin tho advertiser IN
w The or ~ - rusllr-s. hddrVss j. -. b l5l san
omcc, sttuns W re au nte-tIew can b had.
GHnA WILL NV an,Ir' .hig barnes r-,i.
'OsDINI nc.s ~ Nt Nei M For uart CIllr, INQUIRE
al oNlt s. carriage iacio,v, e. depot
The sun., 1871-11-06

" NtLsVN, secretary OF state.
You arc. without dtl to el Of tue auOYe
notice TO tue board supervisors and TO cnch Super
Yrof IN NOnr county and ais 10 cause copJ n fnid
notice 60 be pu1 shed in such public newsrdpcrs prt
ed IN your Count,, not exceeding Ut cen 10 Huuucr
having tc arg ~ clic ation o. the CT ya1 cou ~ oi
New y s. o II. co uat! wees until tue election.
Wac Cnap. 80, Lgws OF 1870.
The sun., 1871-11-06
illocb anH dolL

I nun Ctll LDRON~ coSe a. 80 lv'rc Il g
st'IN' ff.l. r.lt uuautY reduction tu shtp crs
Manhattan Ca t,s, lith -. ana Av &. J SNl rli
The sun., 1871-11-06

Paws lie On uo.l. tat.tsc ia Currency
Firsf CABIN ......... 81 rEg A6r.............. 80
Passengers 4is1 fosa4ri 70 Cd % ts. H.rr. iltu.
on a. ~ rdet AoiwaN, nnt nclnaik % reduce fa' 80
tickets cen be no ftl hHre 60 Itr.Hr LAT d.. ll
-,C,,s - 80 e. .t a..s q, 90 tr "a.
FoI 4uUhtrIu.oElato. ~. = ilt lonpanys ohcA
JOuN G.. DALE. ~ ll
lti..t.fN ID Nrs .rk
The sun., 1871-11-06

~ EST SIDE SAVINGS BANA,
i5i 6'h av.. between 18th a1l l,ti sts.
INTEREST CONNIE SCEs EVERY MONTH.
MONEY De strrp ON OR G.Fpg NpN. -.
WILL D"Aw i,r;NE,t r b SOW l.
wM u. ALLEr, Secretary
S." ~ VS. 5i .5sd A, w. "N'N'
Otcl daIy rom fI " tI.I. "
-. 90. ,-. r.,.u. =. .l-}.lsls slF -nt
cent Interest, tee Of GI,s.nn 10 TAX. C'nine .t..
art ~ month. HG NkG .iIlI.
~. ~HLsg.g ~NrrtY-rv. isvs a..
WALrEE Hocl2, kbwAEn iioeAN wee 0.--'I-"--
tI'diRD ANENUE savings BANK,
Ter 81 uv. aud SO % ~.
nan< Oncn da1v from % 4 VI - ? = NJ ami Oh
NONDAA. WE - .~OAI, ana ~AiUEpAI EVEN.
ING .. from 90 b p "
1llEO ~. T'lH'it. JOHN H. Lyon,
NliIltV, Pie, cnt.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1871-11-29

REDUCED FEEioHTs ON THE N. q.
CEsTghL.--Before the new tariff weut II.
70 effect on the North Carolina Railroad.
Iirst class frsights from this city 70 Char.
lcltc boro . TARIFF of one dollar and six const
= h.mdrcd. Nov under the ncw tariff Il 4
only suensy RIO cents on the hundred
pounds from hore 70 Charlotte.
Second clsSi froighta uadcr tho old tariff
from here ID Charlotte bore cighsy.fse c.s.
= hundred pounds. Now undor tho new
managcmcntof the roai Il il only siry-itree
cents.
Third class freight undor tie old tariff
bore seventy cents. Now under Tho new
management Il q oaly jiftg;fve cents.
Fourth class freight under the old tariff
bore 6fty-two cents hundred pounds.
Now rader the new i i only Iorty-sUo.
Aud lfth class freight under the new
management Is only lwenty-ono cents q
hundred pounds.
This i a considerable Improvement.
Raleigh Caryiiniaa.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1871-11-29

Mr. Victoria Woodruff, supported BY
Theodore Tilton, delivered lecture ID
New York Monday night on tho principles
OF social freedom. loyc, marriage and d.
vorce, in which sho said many startling
things which were alternately applauded
and hissed BY her promiscuous audience
A disturbance which arose got up al her
dander. and, coming forward with rush,
she exclaimed; Yes, am FREQ lover
I believe | have an inalienable right "a
change my husband every day II like.
That ID all that the worst class Of fsmales
claim. Such is the spirit which animatei
tho Woman Fighters and the Free Lovers.
A pretty sot, truly.-Rsch. Whg.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1871-11-29

they cndeavored to stand it up in the box
again. But all their efforts proved fruit.
less. The captain Of the guard then plac-
cd ropo around the mans neck and pass
ing it through one Of tho auger holes drew
the body up while the others fastened Ii in
an upright position. The same performances
was then gone through with again, fully a
dozen buckets Of water being allowed to
How in the box. When this had been com
pleted, i was found that Brown was dead.
For more than . quarter of an hour they
had been torturing corpse.