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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-20

ABDUCTION FROM CANADA--THE CASE OF BRAT
ToN.--The Canadian government and press are
just now greatly excited over the circumstances
under which refugee from American Justice
was, as alleged, forcibly abducted from Lon
don, Ontario, by American officials, and carried
to Detroit. The name under which the man
was known in London is Rufus Bratton, and
the officials arrested him on charges under the
Ku-Klux laws. The British Minister natu-
rally made demand for his return to the
place whence he was carried of, stating that
under the Extradition Treaty regular legal
proceedings could then be instituted against
him. The State Department. of course, under
took to comply with the demand, if the facts
were as stated; but the first difficulty pre-
sented itself when the attempt was made to
ind the whereabouts of Grafton and his cap
tors This element Of mystery in the case
tended greatly to complicate the matter, as
1t was impossible TO say whether the whole
matter was not trick gotten up by the man
and his friends the more thoroughly to throw
dust In the eyes of his pursuers. 1t now ap-
pears that Bratton has been discovered in the
custody Of the North Carolina United States
Marshal regular extradition warrant had
been secured for the capture of man named
Avery. The Canadian officials delivered up Brat
ton instead, and hence the mistake. Brat
Con will be Unidentified and returned TO Can
d. and 70 ends the matter.
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acknowledgements.

AWFUL DISASTERS IN JAPAN AND CHINA
The very latest advices from Asia, by way Of
San Francisco, inform us that two most terri
BILE and fatal visitations had occurred in the
East; the one in Japan, the other near to
China, at sea. One of the insular ports of
Japan experienced shock of earthquake by
which five hundred people were killed Sixty
one persons, foreigners and Chinese, were
drowned by the sinking of steamship, after
collision with another vessel of Shienghae,
China. The names Of few of the victims of
this last disaster are given in our despatch,
and go to show that they must have been
Americans or Europeans.
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The Alabama Claims Arbitration In
Geneva.

A HERALD special telegram from Geneva,
dated in the Swiss city yesterday, re-
ports the proceedings of the Alabama
Claims Arbitration Court during the day.
The progress was exceedingly agreeable
and pleasing to the very point Of
an important crisis in the history of the nego-
tiations-that Of adjournment Even this
was tided over gracefully. The Court decided
to adjourn for week, in order to afford the
two contracting arbitrating governments time
for the conduct Of official commune
cations the subject and intent Of
which will, it is hoped have an
important bearing on the arrangement of a
final settlement Of the difficulty. The meeting
yesterday is regarded as having been of most
favorable character for the perpetuity Of the
bond of international friendship between
Great Britain and the United States. The
mats yielded themselves to the enjoyment
of its soothing influences with oil that feeling
of healthy Christian abandon which ever at
tends on our poor humanity when it struggles
in the interest Of good fellowship and quiet
and public content. The arbitrators pre-
served their first rule Of reticence
towards the members Of the newspaper
press during the hours Of the seasonal
assemblage, but appeared to be relaxing in
their resolve of accommodation to the
outer world after the moment of official
dispersion. All parties enjoy good time in
Geneva-the inhabitants Of the old town
by very perceptible increase in the
amount of their business receipts, and the
gentlemen who are supplying matter for future
Livy's to tell about and make history from by
an arrangement for trips and excursions all
round, GQm which they will draw any amount
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Tho Seizures OF City Property.

The necessity to levy on the property Of tho
city in satisfaction of judgments obtained
against the city treasury furnishes a strange
commentary on the administration of Mr..
Green. We assume that the claimants who
have caused the Deputy Sheriff to attach the
portraits of our deceased Governors have right
on their side, as otherwise it would be diff
cult to account for their having obtained judy
ment in court of law. This being 80, it il
manifestly unjust that they should be refused
payment of the sums due to them when there
are funds enough in the treasury to meet oil
demands. There is loss of dignity
in adopting dilatory and harass-
ing mode Of meeting the just liabilities
of the city, no matter how contracted;
and unless the claims in question are held to
be fraudulent it is difficult to understand why
the treasury department refuses to sat
isfy the judgments obtained against
it, II the principle be once adopted
that no moneys shall be paid until the claim
ants levy on the fire engines, pictures, safes
and other movable city property, the govern
ment will soon become unbearably vexatious.
as well as ridiculous The attachment
of the fire engines is reprehensible and
ought not to be permitted by the law, because
such action endangers the lives and property
of the citizens. Nor from moral point Of
view can the sale of the portraits Of our Gov
errors be regarded as whit more dafensible.
The inducements to accept the Office Of Gov
srpor ore already sufficiently peagro and th4
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ambassadors of foreign Powers to the Holy
See have not played very admirable part for
us Catholics. Whether Hohenl6he will be
more fortunate, especially if he undertakes to
represent the policy of Bismarck against the
German Catholics and their bishops, need not
be asked of those who have any real knowledge
of the subject" In the meantime His Majesty
of Italy does not occupy very enviable posi-
ton in the eyes of the members of the Sacred
College,
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Prospects OF the Papacy-German In.
terests In the Vatican.

terests In the Vatican.
His Holiness Pope Plus the Ninth has ad-
dressed a letter to the Vatican Secretary of
State, in which he protests against the enforce
ment of the Italian law for the suppression of
converts in the kingdom in the very strongest
terms. He design ties the act as violation
not only of international law, but Of morality
and justice also. conflict between the Holy
See and the Italian government is inevitable,
says the Pope, and reconciliation impossible.
This circular to Antonell is really Papal pro-
test to the foreign Cabinets against the lay
policy of Italy with regard to the Church. 1t
will have the effect Of attracting a consider
able amount of ministerial attention to the
subject in Europe, if not something more.
The truth is, the Church of st. Peter is about
to be rehabilitated, not in the matter Of faith,
but in its external relations to the great gov
eraments Some powerful monarch must
always carry the sword Of Peter and we
think that we can perceive indications that
the rulers of united Germany villas Prussia
and other of her monarchs have in ages past
undertake the duty for period in the future.
The legislation which is being conducted
against the Jesuits in Berlin may be, is, per-
haps, intended to show that the multitudinous
Panslavist Roman Catholics of Germany are
not bigoted or pledged to monasticism, but
that they revere Church which is tolerant,
always new and ever being renewed in &C
cordance with the spirit of age. 1t is in
timated by Bsmarcks organ in Berlin that
Germany will make her influence felt in the
election of the next Pope This is exactly the
American view Of the case. Pope Plus the Ninth
Is now eighty years of age. He will be called
to his eternal reward, in all human probability,
soon. After his decease the Roman Catholic
Church will reconstruct in the matter of its lay
alliances, and it is not unlikely that it will rely
for its most powerful earthly sustention on the
independent millions of tho faithful in free
yet imperial Germany, and in democratic
America during centuries to come. 1t would
not be at all surprising to US if the next Pope
were German ecclesiastic. The Jesuit organ
of Bonn the Deutsche Reichszeit,og, speaking
on the subject of Emperor Williams relations
to the Holy See, says 1.-The Hohenl0hes
inspire confidence at the Vatican. All the
apostles were not saints, nor are oil the car
dinals, and that there may be cardinals whose
worldly interests come into collision with
their religious sentiments is proved by history
Ahose faSdlaala Wbo " forWer tunes acted -
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tang or another This is bus the merest sketch
OF what the HERALD provides finn day to day.
ana al we can say now in addition is that
INC queS'ion with the paper is not what ths
news may cost or how difficult it is to obtain,
but whether it Is worth getting That once
settled the HERALD's special news columns
will satisfactorily tell the rest y
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OF physical recuperation. even If they do not
receive any additional force of mental inspira-
uon' we must wait patiently for the advent
ana opening of Wednesday, the Goth of June
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THE DAILY HERALD, published every dav in the
pear, Four cents per copy. Annual subscription
price 0I2.
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which he would reel ike bOtanlSt who
had nothing but passion flowers to study
rare, indeed but only one line to the volume
Of Linneus. He must hear by the HERALD
special what Maryland thinks Of Greeley,
what Massachusetts, thinks of Grant He is
all impotence with diplomatic secrecy until
he reads the treaty correspondence in full in
the HERALD. He must know Brigham
Young's last cunning move; he would be
unhappy if he heard not an echo from Bos-
toms big drum and Gilmore's cannon
accompaniment to the 'Star Spangled Ban
ner." He is piqued to find out the chances of
the conference at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
to-day, and the HERALD tells him. He shud-
ders agreeably over some Indian outrage on
the Plains. He smiles at the tSwamp
Angels in the Bowery Theatre, as his
blood ran cold when he read their bloody
doings as told by the HERALD men, who
dragged the unavenged crimes of the Lowerys
into day through the columns of the journal.
Things nearer at home interest hm--the Courts,
the Wall street article-and he thanks the
HERALD for the warning which saves him some
thousand dollars in Erie. He glances down
the ship news, and dives into the police
courts and finds himself plunged into the
horrors of prison life ; and when everything
else is exhausted he turns to the ADVERTISE
ments, where we shall leave him AS ne wonders
how 80 many diverse businesses, activities
speculations and desires could possibly be
rolled together in o day in profitable invita-
ton to the public to test the merits Of soWe.
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OLYMPIC THEATRE, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.: OR, TnK
OLD HOUSE RHINE
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wALLACK's THEATRE, Broadway and Thirteenth
street.-ON THE JURY.
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THEATRE COMIQUE, 5l4 Broadway. CHICAGO BEFORE
SHs FIRE, DURING TIE FIRE AFTER THE FIRE
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BowERY THEATRE, Bowery.-sErARArE MArsrES
lNCE-SwAnP ANGELS
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] neutrality-suspicious.: Grrfanf

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mertbDolle nj g q d. @runbeigentbum
on Der
SiorSieite Ser 9ouinsfraBe, rem WSdrfte ges
genuber
Strait einFs Sefcbles ocs g8ailert- @eri6tes iir bic
Staot Baltimore pirb nr unterjeibnete Aominiitras
tor bes oeritorteren 9rapionjcnnin9s auf Gfftntlider
Iuttion am Blase @tlttiood,, oeR Is. Wiai 1872,
gladmittags 4 ubr, perfauier:
Sas aan3e Sntcrefe. stedbt. GefIstbum unS
Nlnfpriiebe in unb gu einem 9 urofiife on Der gorpz
ieite her ooaiusitraBe in Der Sta0t Baltimore 9ele
gen, un9eflbr 80 sSuB brett uno un9efGbr 69 Sus tief,
nit allen horaai ~ltebenben @ebduhrn, ninllip Gin g
H0ft9cs ~ooppeltes b~Dlsernes Sais, ais Rr. 202 be-
fannt uno elmer iGbtlttben 9runOmietbe BON So unz
terlO0rIen.
Weltauf5be6iusua9en: Die Suite baar unb fer 9teft
in 5 unr { ltonoten nit Sinien pom Serfauist1oe ON.
Die @rcp tsablun9en rliien bur9 5ur 2ufritbenbeit
res n~ntersei1reten inoo iirte 9toten aeiidert fin.
Soiiua Jcnnings, aomintitIator;
SDecSpr SlOcfer, Sahludlter,
ytr. II, @orrtlanofr.;
gamueI s.. Gpoer 8 9obne, 4utt.
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GdpiteI 3.
8ilidten Der 0tlritts S6ul.
Nurntorpu

QbIdn. 1. 9as 9irtttorium Der SiIritsI shuIs
Guratpren iun Die Obbut uber ale 9eb6ultbieitsn ooer
8runorude BADEN, lpelte fur sGuIiptte befimmt iino.
Sielelben luuen ollie Separuturen belorgen unp bic &O'
ten unter bic perniIdten StulaD s9ubcn anrefnen,
lpeld,, mie friber beitimnt, aus ben Sdulirucrt be-
itriticn ucroen ioleu. Sas 9irettorium IUl fern T Die
SberauTldt tber bic inn amer .auien Sdulen fubren,
~Dteielben bauii9 beiu6cn unO eafiir lor8en, oaB iabrI
lid 10 Wionate 9lnturb S9ule 8chalten wIro.
4b,tu. 2. Sas 9IrettOrium lpu ferner tafir iors
qen. DaB in jepcs ShuIbaus nit ben erforoerllhen BE
brnQebauoen erlebcn IT.
@b,tu. 8. 9eln Shul6aus ion fnr onbers, ala fur
S~tul,medc berubt luer0en, nuBcr nit gsiuIuiguns oes
9Ireliorluns Der 9ountpr Stulepmmifdre.
9bihu. 4. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 3beile oor 2 oher
mebreren Shulbaus=G iItritten t0uuGn nit 3uitinr1un9
oes 9irrttoriums Ger Sonnta8 . e Gul.90nminare gu
eius,u neuen Sd)ul.S itri,te pererni9t perbei, Der tam
aue in Dielem 9elt be po~9e ebenen JteGte uno Uer9ur'
itleuneen babeu iou, bod bari Gin iOlt' ncuer Siltrltt
ni6t peni9er ais 30 9eieBIi4 terettigte Stiinr9ebsr
euthQlteu.
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IbI6n. l. Der @ouperneur lou nit SuTimmune
BEG Seuatss ioGhreno elmer jrosn Sisuus osr @eiebgeI
bun9 unter ben Yrdiioentcn uno GTaminatorsn Der oes=
ibieosnsu Gouutu. Stul.O irettoren 4 Yer omen (rpopon
men. wAhe in 9emeini6aft nit bem 4riniipaI Der
Staats Egtormali6uIe oas Staats. y sbunss- Giretto.
rilsf1 biloeu iouer.
Nbibn, 2. 9as 0irettorium Der Gountp sfuI.G onts
inindre iou aus 3 4eripren beiteben. ipelde pom oenEih,
tern oes arets=8stihtes crpablt luerDen uno 3pri Sabre
i'm Imte bleiben lolen; in COUNTIES, tpeIhe iber ems
bunbert SduIen bGben, iOuen lebO9 5 periOner ange.
iteut tperoeu.
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ratorcr, bic pou ben Gouutgs dull 6 omr1ifdrGn bel nes
rem eriter Geriammluna i'll erneuneu Iiub,
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9ie 9~urfilh>Wuilild,e gaoer

Err. 15s, Ret Sapette., nabe GntamHraHe,
perbiten ni6t NUT 8rantbeit, ionoern iino elm Iiberes
Seilmittel 9e9en Rbeumatismus, 9ibt, 9dblnrng,
seih,pi6te Sebef, Neren~ Sranfbeit UNI bic Der liriHa
Geidse, nerpo ie unb pbufifafiibe Shndde.
Oie eIeftriihen uno demifaliIfeH Bdber brineer
mineraliide uno anbert @ifte aus Dem Spftem nnk
mnrber nie SirfuIation SPs GdlneiSes trei. f260-N
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YQdritt Dir6 btcrmit 0eneben, oof Il nteT,cfdretp
8olnadt CUR Serlualtur9 oes Ma6ldiiee oes oQbiu
o%erltorhcn II Nsolpb sSiener crbaltcn baben. glIie
Siey pte UeroerunQen an oieicn Na6IaF ba6en :,
Sele9en lpltetens ON II. Gttooer 1872 eiu1rreiRet
nno 9Slteno, gu maiden ober 5u aeludrtioCn, BAD lie
i9fer Aniprltds an bieien Eodlab 9efctIi6 iii Der
liltti9 eTtlart peroen rlo9en. Iuc, ole Sablunoen an
clelcn NadlaB gu mGhenboben, neroen hermit duf-
9%eforoert, iolfe nnucrjl9Ii6 an llnterseldnetcn an
leliten; mo nidt, - iutro gert6tttd eiugeidrittcn. "
Sberetn 9Sieuer, aomininrator.
(s9,1O6,1t.D &. :. s8iencr, ~, ct. BouIlr.
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-Ea-.a DON
wertbooltsm 9runoei9entbume
an Der
Caroline ndbe Sdparabr.
&rait rrb in 6pl9e zines Sefretes oes 9reisgeri6tes
Der Stdbt Baltimore iUiro Der nnterSeicbnete ais
9errpalter, auf 0fiertlidcr Mutton ON Ylobe Don.
mer7aG, Den l6. Wtot 1872. gtahmittdqS q ubr,
pcrfaufen: ZEN qar5en @runt plaS, nit finem 8 ftoniz
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ldHes Der Dtitte beia9ter aQep n0rhli9 ID SIM, uno
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obsr aues haar, nod Dem @rineiien bes SduIere; Die
Grctit5abtlnsen 3inien traQeno uno butd, Bur 2ufriez
benbeit Des SerDGtters ~inboFfiIte Totc4 be5 Sduiers
sefibcrt. Jrbn @ Spfpr, S.riDaiter;
&. So. Sennett 4 Gpmp., autt.
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ka~Q- UoH
iptrtb5o1em Gruuseiaentbun on tsr
Winim ANTHRAX

auf MufttoH.
Sin Sol9e zines Setrete5 be6 Sreis. 9erihtes Der
Staht Baltimore miro Der ltnterjei6nete, oils Blr<
fualter, auf oifeEtliher Mutton am Blabe NlcEz
flag, ben Z. Dial 1872, NQhnl. 4 ubr, 5un ser
faurc ausbiete1:
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Der NiuimannraBe IA Sus 30 Sol seberc; banr
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cine 10 SUB brette Alev, Damn tpetlif lGnos Der
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iieben in einem gutGebauten 24zitoGi9en Be9eltei=
nernen &3obn5anie nit aeler9eiqoB mo cinltodi9er
Slide.
Observation-Disclosures: Gin Sritttbetl baar uni
Der Jlet in 6 mo - ~piouaten, ooer 4lcs baGr, naf
Dem gcl'ebcn oeS &GuIerS; Die @rthit5ahGuraen ain
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terS i~nboiitrte Notcn 9tiihert.
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gadridt NITRO btermtt 9e9ebeu, bag lnterseihHete
8oumGtt Sur SerIualtune be5 gtQdI9EcS bfs ~ n \ -
%eerItorb. Hbilipp Seennaln erbalteH 6aben. SIe
Die, meide Gorbgrungeu an bteiem Radlas boS, n.
neroen 9terllllt dnI9eIoroert, iolfe re6it Den r,btbioeu
lno 9stteno 81 MAIDEN, ODER gu setuGrtiqen, Ban ne
!9tsr anlpruhc an oteieR aiah(aB ~eeicstb iir perft.
ttt9 ertl9rt ipetotn mo9en. Aae, Sic 3abIlnoen an
%9eforosrt, iol9e nnoer5l9(b an bic Iinteriehbneter an
letlteni no MOT 10 miro geri6t(i6 eingeidritten.
uO0,6.t2,S) Sofob fSScmw"tS' gh,,
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&rruaitcss>Ssrfauf

6r Statt Bcltilncre iplrb Der unterseid}nete Serpals
tar aui offPntlic1er Mutton en- Elabe WfontdS, Ger
10. Yfai 1872, Jtohmittags4 ubr, perfaufen: =
in Der Staot Baltimore auf ner @fe. tpelhe ourd Die
S~reiSung Der Gorooitieits Der 2anOate- unb Der Sib=
Sfticite per @opeittaBe sebiloet ruirb, ~scIesen; oaun
roro0ittih, Lungs Oct Siiooftieltc Der DoDefrabe, ia
fSus sebeno nit einer Sieie BON Ill suB bis ON cine
Is fSus breite allen, une ejHem ldbr'i1en Srune5tnic
pom S3j unteruorIen.
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itelncrnen ;rphnDaHis mt 2zltoit9enl 9lntet9e=
Sator, iuo5u IS bis ictt geOrauht rrorOen, raifenb.
Die SerfauIsbeotngnHaen, fuie Durh baS SefretOorz
aeidlrtGben, fiEb: Gin 9ritttbell taar uno hr 9iet in
6 lnS IL Gtonaten, ODER 41es baar, nod Der gEabI bes
9Guiers; bic Grcoltsabtun9en 3inIen tra9eno pom
g5crtaui5taae urb hur1 Soften 6cs 3iufer5, bic sur
Sutriebcnbeit hes SerUatters inboiirt iinb, seidert.
Srcf. =. SenSinssr, YerDulter;
SdmlS s.. @uoerS Sobne, Gutt.
Lls : 1El 9 Q 6 Q G 70 s 81
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a NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NIT NaDen
Efr. D, Srefcrld=W oenMe, nabe 6nIton'
auf aufti o ON STA se,

NHT z uIIIV IT q 1T FIU Il
beufe, ben 1. Niai, Rab1ntttass ubr.
Der &Ias 1T al Der 6reoerid=I penue, 15H JuB
brett uEo 1870 SUB tief bis on cine 20 SuB breite Qneu.
Die @ebduoe beitepen in einem 9ut9ebGutcn g.
fo6igen iegeffteiHerne MS obnhauie nit
2dben uno 2 itoti9en Superintendent Sinterss=
bduoe.
0os gieentbnm ia in qutem Sutanes, NIT Gas,
Wa{ier, BeDeSimmcr IL. /. ~. Der Sanen mlro ole
2ager5iersS aton uno SabadsIaben 6enust. @lunbf
mletbe S44 per Sobr.
ES- Seoin9un9en hei'm 8ertauie.
rn0-hl Z. VI. Srnuett & Ep.. Nnft.
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criter Observation-Disclosures
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Se1totbenen JobGnn S6bn cr5ulten boben. aae,
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