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Farminglon Savings Bank

.A HIS "id and well established Bank has Sur plus Fund ot m Ie than
 SIXTY THOUSAND DOLLARS, hicil serves as guarantee to Del ositoIs om loss Interest Ut the rate of Six per cent free of
 all taxes. has been paid oE Deposits for the las; eishte"D years New deposits put upon m- terest the first day of cry month. All loans made under Lhe supervision of an efficient Bosrd of Directors Amount ct Funds, March 1, 1872, s1, ,36G. .87j 3usiuess hours, from 8 to l2, a. m., and from ? to P. m. SAMUEL s. COWLES, Treasurer.
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wwms Ewkene1 to. eFsn when # was bed ~-@e~~s-~~ Give me back despUtism and s1~ P.1aris. thAts the only enjoyable ----.-rn-.@nk fsr eAroafQsEesr."
 T<. r-snsxanr lauEhsd- aFrance and r-~1-.l- khexe we have them. It will Iii r--amns be an uphill work to rear an - Szrnea repuhlic with such caryatides s@ n Tartine.s He had got 50 far in his ,.rT1nsxmv when a silyer-chained usher s-m-Re1 him oa the arm and handed c cnra-aA lAdy desires to see your Excel
 Tke eara uas Mime. de Claire's, who wseR@a Fer places In the strangers gal- En-~ Fnr hersef and Miss Lueie. She was n her hrouehxn in the courtyard, and kas eome xexy bEzsely dressed in hope .sF he~vinw IT. ae Bis speak. So she said, ~u.ilsur. whflsk Mlle Lncie held out her tinv rissed hand- He told them it was soe lzta. far he kA1 h all likelihood made kss arsk snd l2zt speech as . minister.
 s.Aza vAyg-
 Ha axuaninea briefly, and she listened wSEA her lnxxe, liquid eyes 90 open that he erwaa see kiraself m them He felt 6 little ,usam-nea of himself for having so poor an asuuums Co give of tw0 months power. s&Rwk sk WAS not puwer." added he apollo rutiraElv. s4Ft has been like stiff plough inn an d hard Land, which now seeis ster- aG n SEQ god casting Republican seed thHG~
 sVOh. If oaly I had the chanceI" she ex- eaasmsA. naively. and then checked her self hlashing
 Bzk the wauas were out, and he was not SAsw ta prusk hy them-
 ~I wigAk tzy again. he said, looking at k<x. .1a speAking cheerfully, yet with xuezsnezzs-sT-he paused for a word, zz1 szs3 h a lower v0ice-ssif the power wsre Eaae lighter to meby being shared.
 SAe ds1 uoE ask. Shared with whom?" Enr wzs her exuressi0a 50 discouraging thzs hs felk 1t necessary t0 tell her. The Raulsxar1 wits m Paris say that Madame la Csamasas~e de His will make an excellent RspuhHsmn minister, when her husband eakna oGsre again; for. on the whole, he sh@awAk if heEt<r t0 resign for the present. ESuxy time he took his seal at the council boura, kix colleagues looked apprehen- SESsly ak him. as if they feared he was go- mg b draw a new constitution from his Pse&e1. CT, worse than all, suggest some n<1 rekaxm&
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-07
Mexico No Better-Thunder All Round the
Sky.

MoxocO NO botter-Tuuuuor All AOuuo inc
The budget of Mexican dispatches which
we publish this morning exhibits our sister
republic in all the glory of fighting factions,
small gangs of revolutionary ilibusteres,
here, there and everywhere, and formidable
bands of highway robbers operating on the
principal roads, including the railway between
Puebla and the capital. And yet, with all
these troubles upon them, and with seven
hundred deaths from smallpox in the city of
Mexico during the last month, and with the
whole country impoverished and in chaos, our
Mexican friends are pushing ahead new rail-
road from Vera Cruz as fast as the periodical
drafts of Juarez upon the workmen for SOL
diers will permit, and they are talking,
too, of getting up worlds fair In the Hall
of the Montezumas." Verify, this Is opera
6oure on grand scale, or, rather, it is o
mingling Of all the elements of farce and trag
edy, blood and buffOonery, only to be found
in Mexico. And still our government looks OF
with perfect Indifference, although we stant
responsible before the world for this scandal
GUS state of things, and morally bound to pu
an end to it in interdicting everything in an,
shape of European Intervention.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-07

A SLIGHT MIsTAKR.-Tbe Queen of Eng
land says that in the American case "large
claims were included which were understood
on my part not to be within the province Of the
arbitrators." Let Her Majesty read the treaty
carefully over again, and perhaps she may
change her mind. Indeed, we are almost sure
she will, with the aid of her Joint High
Commissioners and General Schenck, who
was one of ours. He alone, no doubt, can
make it all right, chapter and verse; Let Her
Majesty, then, send for Schenck to read to her
the treaty.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-07

THE SOUTHERN DEMOCRATS AND THE MIS-
SOURI, PossUM PoLIoY.-The Mobile Register
says it does not know what the magical effects
Of the Missouri possum policy may be ION the
spot" but 1t is satisfied that elsewhere and
beyond those charmed bounds democrats do
not mean to become such idiots as to ruin
themselves in ''trying to make an alliance with
the liberal republicans and then to be de-
serted and left the bag to hold" II 1t
should be the money bag 'spoils"-they
are to hold, no doubt the proposed alliance
would be more generally tolerated BY the
straight-out democrats.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-07

THE SALT DUTY-The Committee of Ways
and Means have under consideration the ques-
ton of abolishing or modifying the duty on
salt and are hearing evidence from the ''salt
interest" This ought to be very simple
question to decide. Salt is an article Of prime
and universal necessity. Not only Is It used
by every man, woman and child with their
food, but it is used also for improving the soil
and crops and by all the stock raisers-yes, BY
every poor person who has pig to be sailed.
1t is monstrous absurdity to impose duty
on this article to favor few hundred people
who manufacture 1t or even for the purpose Of
revenue. The Committee Of Ways and Means
should spend no more time on this subject
but recommend at once the abolition OF the
duty.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-07

ANOTHER FATAL CoLLIERY EXPLOSION
occurred yesterday in the black country Of
Pennsylvania. An inspector, accompanied by
four miners, entered the Mitchell Colliery for
the purpose Of relaying track on one Of the
runs, and they had been at work but few
minutes when a 6re-damp explosion took
place and three out of the four meu were in
stantly killed; the fourth was badly injured.
The theory Of the inspector Is that the leader
of the men carelessly omitted to ascertain the
state Of the atmosphere within the mine, and
exposing an unprotected light the explosion
and loss Of Life followed.
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PRESIDENT THEIRS life was attempted by
m assassin on Monday night A shot was
fred at him, but he escaped unhurt. So says
q London journal on the authority Of special
information from Paris. We hope sincerely,
for the sake of humanity and the cause Of mo-
rality in Europe, that the statement has been
made under mistake, and that the political dis
fractions of France have not induced any Of
her sons to so outrage the feelings of the ven
erable patriOt.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-07

TIE MEMPHIS Appeal says the REFORM
possum, passive movement pervades Indiana 81
quotes the Nashville Union TO show now v -
spreading in Tennessee, and speaks for Itself
as follows,-"The South has everything TO
gain and nothing to lose by any political revCA
iut;on. and we are therefore content to awaie|
aevelopments and accept any suggestion or
auurove any fusion Of parties that will surely
relieve us Of the autocracy Of villany." Ths
s'anything- town" policy seems to be the pre-.
vailine sentiments Of the Appeal.
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UrAH-JUDeE MoKEAN, rHR GENT1Lss
AND THE MoRMoNs.-The Mormons having
made dead set upon Judge Mexican, the
Gentiles of Utah, IL will be perceived, are
rallying to his support, and the chances are as
ten TO one that they win carry the day, at the
White House and in Congress.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-07

TIE AUDIT BoARD.-The bill supplement
tary to the law creating the new temporary
Board Of Audit and Apportionment, which ia
now before the Legislature, meets the approval
of all the members Of the Board. II n
required, In the Comptrollsrs opinion. r.
facilitate the payment Of claims, and "a
render more clear the duty of the Board In
the appointments for the several depart
| msns Of ne CITY government Ikshould b
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-07

Mr.. Hustled, of Westchester, wants bis
gravel contract business investigated BY his
brother Assemblymen ct Albany. Hustled is
sharp and sagacious. He knows what HARM
less tribunal an Albany legislative commit
tee is.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-07

The FIRE OF THE OLD FLINT OF '76 comes
from the Green Mountains through the voice
Of Senator Edmunds, Of Vermont, on the
Washington Treaty.
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IL THE REFORM LEGISLATURE going to do
anything to break up the Erie "Ring" Or has
It resolved to sell itself TO the men who pur-
chased its predecessors?
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THE LIQUOR AND LAGER BRR business 10
to be again placed In letters Senator Palmer
has introduced stringent license. law IN the
Senate. What are the Gsrnsn, republicans
going TO Do about At -,
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NEW YORK HERALD
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BROADWAY AND ANN STREET.
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JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PROPR lETOR
volume "..~..................No IS
ADJUSTMENTS THIS AFTERNOON AID EVENING
FIFTH AyRNUB THEATRE, Twsn.y-fourth street.
IhR Axw DRAMA o. DIVORCE.
GRAND OPERA RovsE. corner Of ss ~ ana sso st.
EUROPEAN hrrPornsArRIoAL COMPANY. Matinee ats
WOODS MUsAgx, Bro.dw.y, corner ss.A s.-r~form-
snoss afternoon and svsninE-oH HAND
.wALLAcx's rHRArRe Broadway and 18th street. -
ACADEMY OF MUSIC. Foarteen.h s.ree.-ENoLIsu
ofEeA-fHh MARRIAGE OF FIGARO.
MIBLos GARDEN, Broadway. between Prince and
Houston ssrcsss.-BLAoK cRosK.
BowERY THEATRE, Bowsry-wnL HArLxY-AN.
TONY AND CLEOPATRA.
ST JAMES THEATRE, rveuy-eishsh street and Broad
wAy.-M0NALDI.
srADr THEATRE Nos. Is and ~ Bowsry.-Tu. MsRnY
OLYMPIC THEATRE, Broadway.-TuH BALLET Pan.
roxINE OF HUhrTY DUNPTI. Matinee at
Booras THEATRE. Twenty third st., corner Sinh .v-
JuLSOe CksAh
GLOBE rHEArRR, ia and 7so Broadway-PrpzsrIN;
on, CUTD THE RELIABLE.
MRS. r. B. CONwAYs BROOKLYN rHRArRR.-
NAN AND WIRE.
PAR THEATRE, opposite City Hail. Brooklyn
DARING pio., THE BRooK-YN DETECTIVE
BROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC. Montague street
THEATRE CoMIQUE. 6l4 Broadway-ConIc VOCAL.
lsAs, NkGRo Ac1s. Ac-DLvoRoED. Matinee at g.
UNION SQUARE THEATRE Fsurssuth ct. and Broad
THIRTY-FOURTH STREET THEATRE near Third ave.
nus-VAsrrTY ENTERTAINMENT.
TONY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE, No. 9ol Bowery -
kEsHo EooRnTRlciTlxs, BURLfseurs 20
BRYANr's NEW OPERA HOUSE sad IT.. tstvesn oh
and III svs-BRyAxr's MINsrRHLs
SAN FRANCIsCO MINSTREL HALL. 6s6 Broadway.-
IAn BAN FRANCISCO AINsTRHLa
sTEINwAY HALL, Fourteenth ssrset-Lzcruas ON
JAhEe FISK, JR
PAVILION, No 6ss Broadwsy.-TuE VIENNA LADY Or.
CuEsfnA.
ASSOCIATION HALL, seth street and Third ayenue-
Matinee n 2,s-GnASD GALA CONCERT.
NEW YORK CIRCUS, Fourteenth srss.-soss.s N
xhn RING. AoRosATs. 40. Matinee al ~.
DR. KAHN's ANATOMICAL MUSEUM. 7O Broadway -
BOInHcK AND Art.
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WOODS MUskUN, Broadway, corner yosh st.-Psrforn-
ences afternoon and svenmg-On HAND.
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GRAND OPERA HoUsE. corner Of Ssh AZ ana no st.
Ku1ePxAN hIPPoTnaATRIoA COMPANY. Matinee at g.
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ACADEMY OF MUSIC, Fourteenth ssreet-ENGLIsH
OPKRA-fHR MARRIAGE or FIGARO
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| What is the exact situation? We have met
the English 10 solemn conference. That
conference calmly and patiently agreed to GER
tain rules of procedure and principles of in
ternational law. tribunal was appointed
satisfactory to England and ourselves. We
presented our case and named eminent and
learned men to 60 before the tribunal and
plead that case. England did the same thing.
The nature of her case is unknown to US. We
do not know what claims she will plead in
offset. We know that the Confsder-
ate debt was submitted and we re-
gard 1t as not unlikely that the sinking
Of the Florida and the Alabama as the prop
erty Of British subjects, as British ships
manned by British seamen, may be among the
damages rected In her bill. It would be as
proper to advance these claims as those aris-
ing out Of the Confederate debt. We should
not formally complain If they did, for we
made no complaint at the presentation of the
Confederate debt, although we might have
resented it as an indignity had we
= been disposed to menace. We mean to
a 90 before the tribunal In good faith
q and say to the distinguished men
/. who are to pass judgment just what we did
and did not suffer. That is our right It is
}. matter with which England has nothing tc
n do. If we are wrong; If our demands are
! exorbitant; II we cannot sustain them By evi
= dence; II it can be shown that England did
!. her duty by Us az neutral and not q friend,
Power; II il is seen that all this time on
yr,ovapcos hava hcen hreama and canno
. stand before the cold, calm, pitiless logic O
y the disinterestsd and keen men who are I
hear and determine, then we shall b
defeated without murmur. But Englan
says to us that We must not tell our story an
plead our cause In our way, bat in her way
o in other words, she will present her case an
8 ours at the same time. And so the Queen hs
: made what she calls friendly communicate
10 us asserting this determination and We ar
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in his assertion against payment of the Ameri-
can claims, and seemed inclined to outbid the
Premier in an appeal to John Bulls stubborn
prejudices in the matter. He did not
succeed in this, however. Mr.. Gladstone re-
sponded In the same tone and vein, his words
having the additional force which always fol-
lows from the vehemence of the Treasury
benches. He classed the American de-
mand, for indirect damages particularly, as
''preposterous and absurd" and declared
that no people, but particularly q nation
moved by the feeling which animates the Brit
ish people, would ever submit to them. This
declaration of the Minister was cheered to the
echo, while the ex-Premier and ex-Chancellor
of the Exchequer, Disraeli, appears to have
lost the party chance which the occasion
afforded him for moment or 'missed his
tip" as q celebrated English novelist has de-
| scribed the failure Of an almost superannuated
| acrobat in the circus arena.
We do not care here to argue the untenable
character of this false position of Mr.. Glad
stone. We cannot entertain for q moment the
idea that Mr.. Secretary Fish, Mr.. Cushing,
Mr.. Evarts aud their colleagues concerned,
learned in the law, in making up the "Ameri-
can case" for Geneva have overstepped the
I provisions of the Washington Treaty or the
precedents or the generally accepted law Of
nations in such cases. We accept the
American case" as the case provided for in
the treaty, whether covering twenty, fifty or o
thousand millions of indemnity; but the gov
eminent and the people Of the Unit ed States,
while satisfied Of the justice of their demands
for direct and consequential losses for which
England is responsible, having submitted their
case to these arbitrators at Geneva, are will
ing to abide BY their judgment as to the In
demnity to be paid. In the hands Of these
i've arbitrators--one from the United States
one from England, one from Italy, one from
lGBitssrland and one from BrsGil-ue hay
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MlBLOe GARDEN, Broadway, between Prince and
Houston strcets.-BLAoK CRooK.
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wALLAcxp THEATRE, Broadway ana 18th street. =
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ADJUSTMENTS TINS AFTERNOON AID EVENING.

IFrH AVENUE THEATRE, Twsuty-fowth street,
= NEW DRAMA o. DvoR0R.