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LECTURES AND MEETINGS.

A fair for tbe benefit of st. James's Cathe-
daI Of Rrookyn will be opened on Monday evening ut
Brooklyn Hall, and will continue Tor Two "eeAs' ,
The 35th celebration of the Sunday-Schooi
attached to the Third Universast sunday+chool was
given last evening in the church at Beccker ana oW
cst The exercises consisted OF singing, recltatlOhs
tableaux and statuary, and stereoscopc views
A meeting of the Public Health Association
was held in the parlors Of the Womans Medlca
at No I2s Secondave, last evening 10 hs'eh 10 PP
by Dr. Carl Pfedcr, 1.-The Air in our Dwellings oo'
he being absent, remarks were made by Drs Judsoh'
Iooohi Peters Bell and Endermann. All the speakers
advocated the employment OF propulsion as "a no Oh
ventilation considering that superior 70 suc'lon ,d
DIR Endermann said that he had made Oinclal a.
tons into the condition Of numerous on
this city, and had found them ah' Win O'i'
very poorly ventilated q,
A very pleasant entertainment was ahoIueu
the homeless boys OF TIE Ryington-s Lodging House'
last evening 1t consisted chiefly Of readings py SS
Nettie Collins, including both humorous ana patneuo
selections Short and pleasant speeches we're mace y
Dr. Wright, NJ. Merrill DIR. Crampton, G. Calqer, PIT
benny and W. B. Billings Of the Newsboys h0me os
Chicago The entertainment took place III Ihe nan D
the Home, at No. 327 Rvlngton-s which was veS
fully decorated with plants ana nowefs rom rom ,o p
boring There present about 10 boy
ranging from eight TO 10 years OF age as wen aS c"
siderable number OF girls OF about equal ages
A resolution by Commissioner Wood, repre-
sentins that In order map ont the seasons work. ne
amount of money that could be used must be KNOWN
and therefore ordering Controller Green to pay 10 'he
Commissioners OOOC0o the proceeds Of bonds author-
ized 10 be sold by him for the OF the Departments
uv m 1872 led animated discussion ~ the me,
ING OF the Dock Commissioners yesterday Inc resol''
luton referred TO the Executive CoIhntee' shi
quest received from the Board OF Aldermen askg
fhat ashes and ike refuse removed from the stIetts
should be utilized making land IN front Oh elty prop
ertv instead Of being shipped at the ctys expense ana
used for the advantage OF private persons IN heHA-
boring city.
The 57th annual meeting of the New-Iork
Female Auxiliary Bible Society for the Employment OF
Bible Women, was held, yesterday afternoon, IN the
rooms OF the American Bible Society at the Bible House
The Rev DIR. Holdch presided and the Rev. Dr. Hutton
conducted the devotional exercises. Interesting ad'
dresses were made by the Rev Drs. Conkng and Eddy
The Treasuer report stated that the receipts rom all
sources during the past year sl3550 4O ncunng
balance from the previous year OF lI 81 during lhe
same period s94 so expended for salaries ana eh
nensps of Bible women sei1 IL 10 the American Biole
society for Bibles and In donations, and Sl5 So Tor n'
dental expenses, total Of Si0433 a. leaving balance
OF $31n hand. The old Board of Directors vas re-
elected
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, APRIL H. 1873

hghpressure and ssnch owpressure cylinders, three
feet six inches stroke The ship is 800 feet long, 40 feet
beam IL fitted expressly for the route between new
York and Aspinwall Roach Son are putting the CD
gines into new boat for the Stonngton Steamboat Com
pany The steamer win be called the Rhode Island,
ship 10 the stoningon and Narraganse now on
the line ta Boston, via stonington. and will be ready by
June L. She will be OF the the other boats OF
the Company, hut with increased power, her enEhes
being 9Onch cylinder, IA icet stroke. Inc Josi an
by Rowland & Ross, and a full force OF men is em-
pOyed. -,o.
for the Tennessee late the Madawasa arc ready 70 oe
put into the ship which Is now IN dock az lns Nssy
Yard while the carpenters are preparing se
OF IOinch bore and two owpressure OF 7Sncn WIN "a
inch stroke. The boilers, 10 In number, c0nstrucea
under the supcrintendence of the naval englneerh
now ready and in the boiler yards at the works Inc
engines for the torpedo boats are also nearly con @
at Roach Sons shop They are pcS low pressure
and 9Onch stroke They viii 10 ready Tor tne yesseS ~
month They are also building tny Nal steamshp Com,
pany on the stocks at the Delaware RIVER W9fk rs a.
Chester to be completed during the summer anu ioi
Ar Fichthst the steamer Thomas Powell is undergo
going general repairs 10 the engines ana en ne re-
to oy as as the river yigaon opens In connec
ton with the Sunnyside, which has Deeh entie
hauled and retitted by the Citizens steamDoal Oopay
of Troy These two boats will form the line Ihe steamer
sleepy Hollow also lies at Eghth-st, ana VIII W Dr.
for the Long Branch route IN CONNECTION ION nn wN
Southern Railroad Company she mas peeh unu1 moni
superintendence OF Capt L. W Ilon Oh sne snntin0 70
over have made upon her She is 10 DC Sea
the Long Branch. and will be turned over 70 b line
10 Sandy Hook, upon which the PymOutn hocA r - ~
follow about May The Jesse Hoyt Is theh 10 pe o'
hauled and kent as an extra boat. A.,
On tbe North River the steamboats, belonging TO Ine
Hudson River routes all undergoing repairs. h ihe
PEOPLES Line steamers st. JOnn Drew, aud Dean ie
,,d arc m Jersey City with the Mary Powell. ana tue
preparations for Summer travel are nearly compieeu
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succeeded In getting the finest location IN ,i,
Market in the full current OF travel, ana CONSEQUENT"
obtained lucrative business. -, -. ,osshlv
Ihey are stil situated In that location bnt posspD
their business ia not what IL was under tbe oI th,
because at that time the reins were held so us
any marketman who should patronze any othei o{n re
dealer was called TO immediate account, Hes 80 tho
pprtrait of Mike Norton appropriately ueooIasS' 80
walls of their saloOu and they boast that he u s,
who has assisted them the most OF their goou
when Robert Cow lost his stand because & ~ 80 t
visor of Elections prevented certain m
registering Henry Warner parucuinnI a. iI Nv, W
Michael Norton and also Treasurer OF ss cnaSi M
Norton Association" Inspector OF blev.o,s Noi
ron and Warner became at enmity Nin uoW, on
account of what they considered his nnkhd conunct
toward their friends and therefore Cow was ordered 10
leave the market supt. Feore issued the oroer, Nm.
Mckay executed II, and the stand was immediately
given 10 Henry Warner who was a noted pocketDook
drOpper OF the Eighth Ward, ana person OF most us
reputable character a.. Ct. A.,
hill for tbe incorporation of the Washington Market
Association came up before the Legislature for action
senator Norton being asked whether he would not favor
the passage of the b said that he would vote for and
use his influence TO its passage one solitary
condition namely that Vim. Welsh "a noted gambler
and rowdy) should ne named of the trustees un
der the act incorporation. The agreement was not
entered into and the bill failed to pass
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TEIEGRAPHuC NOTES.

The American Tract Society of New-York and
Book Society OF Cincinnati have united
Some gentleman who withhOlds his name has
bequeatAd S25OOo the Massachusetts, nstu OF Technology
Charles Sanguinet, probably the Oldest native
habut country formerly known Upper Louisiana
having bsen born ih 1884, died yesterday.
The rehearsals for the musical festival at Gin
cuna 70 commence on Of May occurring
1uutg b1sy engaged getting the Exposition Hall
ready for the event
.... Gov. Moves has appointed the following Com
Ohio at the Vienna Exposition; A. T. Goshon
,ud John H. Cincinnati John A. Wander Of Cyees Guido
MARI OF Toledo August Thine OF Cleveland Robeu KIRK Of Msur
Vsmou AND John McKeyy Of Saadusky.
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS

Breroort House-John Young Scamino,n Oh imS s os
Railroad Co. and en- Gregory Smith Of
Uai Ts H. n.vd wells Conn forS hoet
Ri senator James A. Baysr Of Delaware Jsge ~
BaIrore and lmes Base Of 81 Ntchods
Page 81 Vermont tbe Hon T. c. Of Osego li toe non
Holy Of Connecticut rnd William Phillip. rIesasn %o,I
Aleehsny VALLEY Railroad Company. h,Toroildn
Tie Hon james A. Bell Of AIs1nyi ps.,.Si.DA,.' zen
Norman Ror,e-John p Bgeow Chief Of the Loan Dsso "
Treasury Department. Capt Govosy aud bEsinss ~ hbany
,r Houss-FI Senator ThayeI Of sebasEs Zen N ~
Of Ogdepsbuug Y and Col N Gere Of syacnse
HovssDr r. Hun Of Albany. Grand Cssra! Hoh-osS A. .
Fall. WashuRtop
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NEW-.JERSEY.

JERSEY CIrY.-The Board of Public Works
completed its organization yesterday by the appoint
ment OF the necessary permanent committees for the
wear John p Culver was reelected Chief Engineer OF
the Department The painters who struck yesterday
have resumed work. the employers having ylelded 10
their demands for an increase of 80 cents per day..
During the past quarter l35 arrests were maze uy the
nOlice and there Abs lodgers at the station
houses. The Of S2,735 was collected IN hnes.
Tyeutyye lost children were returned 10 thelr parents
by the police The debt Of the First congregational
Church has been reduced during the year from a7 70
81 400 The anniversary celebration OF the Womans
Missionary Society takes place to-day AT the haNeTB
Methodist Episcopal Church.
PATERsoE-lThe Republicans or the Second Ward have
nominated Henry r. Ackerman and those OF the Fourth
Ward Robert A. smith for Aldermen The Democrats or
the Fifth Ward nominated John IL. Hopper for the
Inaiy opeued on Tuesday next. The Grand Jury ex-
amned yesterday the Pope robbery case, which has
attracted much attention The authorities claim that
they will be able make strong cases against the al
legged robbers. Edward Norton, James X. Powers and
FreebOrn Garrison.
WEST HoBoKEN.-Yesterday morning, Thomas Md
dleton an English shoemaker, was found lying on the
floor of his shop Ia insenslOe condition nom the loss
OF blood He had attempted 10 commit suicide 0y
opening the veins OF his arm with knife, but Dr.
Mitchell called in, and Middleton Will probably
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Polch was arrested, yesterday,
charged by the officers OF the Bremen steamer Donau
with desertion. He is held to await the sailing OF his
vessel. when he will be taken TO Germany.
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cnIMEs ANp cAsrALr1Es-RY rELEGRApn.

"A premature explosion of a seam blast at DeX-
ter Lime Quarry Lincoln L. yesterday afternoon caused the
Mofa aud Freedman, whose name I'M
known and serious injury 10 four others
Charles Curtis, recently dry goods dealer
AZ No orc Wahngtou Boston arrested and held in SOO
hail Tor trial charged buying goods credit and selling for
eash u ttt Lteation Of abscondng with the proceeds
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HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.

MORRIsANIA.-E. Kirk, jr., who mysteriously
disappeared. week ago, is still missing causing great
uneasiness in the minds Of his family and friends. He
was the Treasurer OF the Board Of Education, and s
said to have held about 1900 belonging to the town
but his friends do not believe that his Indebtedness 10
tne BOARD any connection with his disappeardn &C.
and the fears entertained in regard 10 DIS
fate
Recommendations Nichols, brakeman on tne
Hudson River Railroad. over aud killed by the
which he engaged. at Hyde PARK at a. m
yesterday. lie had sprung Of TO signal the Atanuc x-
press which following, and in endeaV0rlng 10 re-
gain his car was crushed beneath the wheels Another
accident occurred at noon, at the same station. A
woman named Maury gathering sticks on the track,
when a New York special train passed ana hurled ner
into be river where her feless remains were suose
quently found
TREMoST.The grocery store Of Mr. Davidson at kail-
rOad-aVe. and MOrris-st. was entered on wednesday
ght by burgars took the safe into the ADJOINING
yard blew Open and absracted about go IN cash ah
"A number OF valuable papers, with which they escaped
MOTT HAvRS.-During the gale, on "Wednesday night
a new frame store, owned and occupied by Mr. HaWIey
dealer in grain, was blown down.
HUp-oN-Jacob Traver, old and respected citizen,
committed suicide Yesterday morning by drowning NM
self IA Uuderhills pond.
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Col Thoodore Tyror MI the finn Of Roots a.

sgani hoq M e grs Idrtts M ogt1 sbd - oih'
asd I0l baui Myers gain.t whom there
.tls,mrt ut0 r4g1 sud salg s thfOn
yrr to.gnd Count Of OyT 1ernincr Buffalo ystr
da on nehl eh aHftCth beaded guilty Judt ptaes
Nli sent bem oaaI MONDAY.
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UNIVERSAL admiration is excited by KNOX's
prevailing ~ Of G.utemens HArs and the demand No 22
Boadg,y Iog Of tho popular halter AEoT
however equal to the occasion
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HOME NEWS.

THKRsoMsTKR YBsTBRDAY; AT DICKNsoSs IN PARK
ROW. ..,o
sam-po Eoon-sJo m.--S7' mdhsh~p9' A""fe-'Ot
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A.-WNDow SHADES, also PATENT SELF
AolsG FnuhG,. reduced G. L. KBLTI Co TIA Broadway.
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lADaomoementAi
Many druggists have BURNETT's COLOGNE.
' EASTER HATS.

EASTER HATS"
DrsIP Atters would remind the gentlemen Of this city that
ali Of thtr Styles" complete aud inspection
Correct styles in Gentlemens Hats
Correct Styles for BOYS and TOuil~'
Ghavt Twenty second and TNeB thirsts and 9
Broadway opposite Metropolitan Hotel
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1gTT77 n
seam The onv that stands where TIE seyerss u 80
as Cor astauoe on garments ths need sashns eo'
on the a al elastic Nae all "oolen o1.e es
sos and umhs that subjected 90 the eyerr ~ @ 90
siyey male by this ELASTIC LOOP STITCH vheh lss
device IS nplshel BY single tenson aigie ~. i
single spool II ae hsicas its securely ~ .ds 80
ean uaioeked pleasure Fastened 10 tAole ~ "a 90
Che cloth thai il only requires the Aasstanee OF one
motion the hand from the wst stls l ysrs g
na ara, and easy position This u the Machine o. az
Jald Co ofthe American Agrcuitihs, are usrg 80 80
niums If after having the Machine hni DAYS - h -
satisfaeton NO Ni on reiuTl of ths Machine, ftnu e
srprcss changes being jarcd Or1efs a. 49,
ceip Of " T. o. order. or, " % are eut st1 t1Sr
ca. De- paid 10 RIpress 60. wheu you ci7e We cN
complete t weighs less than bve rou1.s seat 49,
sen NJ fanv doubt responsible ~. se ~ tye 90
Of reference bkN NM .l1 So, atNN,, ~ a. Rys.'.-
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III N.SQUIRE, 97 Fulton-st., n. Y.-Watches,
Fine Jepclry aud Sug SerSare frt qa,iy and sold on
profts DAmOH1s specially
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MASURY's Unfading Green for outside blinds,
IVA shutters and lattice pnlg Brilliant Pemtneut JOHN
W. MAsURY& SON i FutOn Specially pure paints aud colOr
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nELANO's SOLID CEDAR TRUNKS the
~ most rtiabc Several ses from s2 to go ses Hudson a.,
We.tE fysuth.
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STATEN ISLAND.

RIcHMOND.-The equalization of the town.
ships Richmond County for 1872 is as follows Acres
Of land in the county. 9O2s3; assessed real estate
s92 7; assessed personal property $5O3,Go5; aggre-
gate assessment s7,424SI2; assessment as equalzed
424sl2; town tax 4s5 S00 county tax, slSl,6Ol s3
State tax, 1884 %.
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pECKWITH SEWING MACHINE, sis

y " n - ~ n.
With Bew Bnit.sg fee, Co.. -
many other vaiaabis 49,.
meats, all complete. ~ ~ 70 c,,
Guide. four needles, Ul -, =,
6e., warranted two yesf,,, iS N -
ali las, a lifeline ani 90 ,.. :. a.
family sewing. seaflr .s. e, "a
soA the pasl >, Ns0b, ~a.sn, y, ~
the aboye lnpruseinens >.
ing uuivtrsAi ssus'ic,i0l. 80.
parts are 90 fes, all = -. -
and strong. that e ns'ei %
n order. We vii 80. as,sr-
Any who nsy AL. ir'a y, -
esied porchssers, Vi, M
tbey prefer ours 10 lhs 80
IL males the srorfes ,.irt,
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ZERO REFRIGERATION with Water Cooler;
u besi mar A. NJ LESLEY l2t W. 2d Send igr book
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... n ,.rhor were also IN attendance. The pallbear
srs ware lanes III. BresD, David j. Turner George w.
Vanan Jenkins Van Sehaick Dennis Hennesey, Thos "
gtewart O. B Vance, b. r. Ieekinan, NJ 1taueI, hpe,
g. a. eIeaant casket OF rosewood and at the head was
pIaced beautiful crown OF choice noWers, a,rangeu ~
~ 20 sonrcsant the words Common Council taste
fllv desoned anchor rested at the IoO ~ Co cneiu
son Of tbe services the casket was bOfe the Ouse
and taken 10 Green wood Cemetery followed oy ErBe
nnmher ~ carriaees containing relatives ana irieDds
BROOKLYN.
MIS- Lucetta J. Armstrong has peeh unaoie
to procure BAIL and still detained In the
OF the Raymondst jail -.
The Board of Pilot Commissioners, ana not
GEO. w. Blunt will prosecute Francis Swift, Tor nlt
up the WallabOut Channel. 4,
The city has not yet received from une
assgnee OF the late Central Bank any portion OF INC
sies0Oo which it mad on deposit when the BANK sus
pended.
John w. Scharff, grocer at Marcy-aVe. ana
Hooperst sued the Andes Insurance Company, 10 re-
cover the amount OF policy Of $1,000 on an OIL pahtng
The Triumph OF Liberty" which was injured Dy nre
last July. The Company claimed that the picture was
mere daub, and that Schar was attempting 10 dersu
them The plaintiff valued his palntlDg al slooO anu
the jury awarded him 5000.
The congregation of the Free Tabernacle, the
Rev. T. Dewitt Talmsge pastor. have decided to erect
their new building In accordance with plans submitted
by Architect T. Welch. The structure viii Dc begun
within two weeks, and its completion Is promised Dy
Sept l. Having been deprived OF their customary place
OF worship the members OF the church VIII h0h tnelr
regular communion service, this evening" I'D tho Lay
College schermerh0rn-st.
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LONG ISLAND.

LONG ISLAND CITY.-The Directors of the
Long Island City aud Maspeth Railway Company pro-
pose building the road without issuing bonds IL is ex'
pected that sufficient stock will be taken at par toinsnre
the early completion Of the road. Chef Engineer
OF the Fire Department has made his annual report.
During the year there have been IS fires, entalllne
loss of $5 500 This does not include the losses a the
great oil fire, July &c. 1872.
NEwTowS-A silver watch, a large silver medal, and a
number OF valuable coins found Wednesday after
noon road a short distance from the spo6 Where
the burglar was recently shot by Mr.. Furinan. The
articles were identified having been taken from q
house which was robbed the night before the fatal
occurrence . The Committee OF Seventy-one has ap-
pointed subcommittee OF five to confer with the AS
SCISSORS with view 20 increasing the assessments on
lots and land adjoining and benefited by the new ave-
nues recently pleted. An Anonymous eonuDnnOn
OF 800 has been made 10 the treasury OF the Reform
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PROBABLE RAILROAD INJUNCTION SUIT.

0U' Ifor our Losal Mi,,sRoag s,e s.ooad PaqeI
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WASHINGTOM

IMPORTANT DECISION BY THE COURT or CLAIMS.
WASHINGTON, June 4--The Court of Claims
today rendered decision Of general interest and Of
very great importance in the OF VIM. A. Haycroft
AGAINST the United States which is precisely identical in
principle and conditions of fact with the weknown
Elmira J. Kelly case, likewise pending. The Haycroft
suit was brought on July 90 1872 for the proceeds OF
certain cotton seized and sold by agents OF the
United States Government. The Captured and
Abandoned Property act limited the time within which
suits could be brought for the proceeds of such
seizures 70 Aug o. 1862 being two years from the date
OF the termination OF the Rebellion as nxe1Ry tne
presidential proclamation OF Aug 90 1866 The supreme
Court decided that the Amnesty PROCLAMATION OF Dec
25 1858, relieved all persons in the southern states
from obhgHtlOn 70 prove r, inner "JS.O am
the Court Of Claims; and Haycr9u IN hhnS
conseonencs Of that proclamation and the decision Of
the Supreme Court, dislOyal cotton claimants IKE MN
self had right TO commence their suits ~ any time
within six years after the date or the noeiananoh,
the General Statute Of Limitations, apphcdDle 70
suits brought tins Court for the reason that ne had
no standing in the Court prior u the issuance OF
The proclamation; and that MS cause OF seton
accrued that date, although his property was taken IN
1863 The ttorneY General hled plea 20 jurisdiction
the ground that all suits for cotton were requires 70
tured aud Abandoned Properly act. MessTs. Barley
aud Casey counsel for the claimant demureI ana the
plea Of Jurisdiction Counsel for the claimant then ap-
peaed 70 tie Supreme Court ms decisOn sstalheu
BY the Supreme Court. will bar ana exclude CLAIMS
anst the Government for the proceeds OF cotton 70
the amount OF about sl50O0,0D0.
TIE REPORT OF TIE CIVIL SERVICE ADVISORY
BOARD.
WASHINGTON, June 4.-The Advisory Board
Of the Civil Service the President and Cabinet To-
day. by invitation, ana submitted their report maturey
considered proposing a mobilization Of some OF the
present rules, and adding several new These i'm
provemunt designed make the civil Service more
efficient. being based on strict adherence 10 its prne
pies, ana win aid in remedying such defeets
a. experience has shown 10 exit. one OF
Ia NaTIIlf
vacancies ~ the prompt exaulnatiOn VI applicants IL
s understood tat the Board has given careful consider
alton to jAt SUBJECT - securing equane distribution
OF Offices regards locality Tie views ~ the Calumet
Tar expressed. are ~ accord with those or the
Beard. TIE modified rules VAL not be promulgated Dy
President until aiter the nezS meeting VI le CaD
DeL
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the time This Second Chamber, or Senate the favor
tie conservative conception of NJ Theirs has its
bers chosen by universal suffrage. Note, now, the
trick The electors are free and universal; but the
eQibes are limited within fifteen strictly definite
eategories of possible candidates. With qualified
exceptions that do not affect the general rule the
representative candidate must be picked from list
Of actual OF late official persons.
The elementary sovereign quality Of universal
suffrage is over and over again in this clever scheme
of a conservative Republican Constitution. NAL
treated guarded against, ignored here latteringly
recognized there tricked and played with through
out with a smartness, q superior prudence, an ex-
qusitely nice finely polite calculation and artistic
policy. The extreme Left cannot logically admit
that this Assembly has a night 70 vote constitu
ent laws The scheme of 1hiers's bill. with its pre-
amble is not formal proclamation, but ~ virtual
crustatiOn and definite confirmation of the Repub
lie. The extreme Right cannot logically vote the
Republic in any conditions. Their religion forbids
Ii il absurd but t has the responsibility of religious
sentiment The doctrinaire Oreanists will not vote
it. not so much because they are 0reanists as be-
cause they are dOctrinaires- Could they make the
Duke dAumale sham President Of sham Repub-
lie Tomorrow and be Of bringing in his nephew
King Of the French next day. all of them left out of
his Majesty Cabinet would the third day pose
opposition leaders. w. II. IL
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AN EPIDEMIC IN TENNESSEE.

MEMPHIS, June 4.-For the past ten days a
disease prevailed which at first the physicians
pronounced cholera morbus or masrial fever, but no
alarm felt until yesterday. when the physicians
generally agreed that 10 cholera some chasing H As
sporadic and others "Asatic." Thus far is raw
ages chiefly confined TO the negroes and the
laboring classes and in the absence OF al organized
board OF health difficult 70 estimate the number OF
fatal eases The doctors say the disease, promptly
attended TO- yields readily 90 treatment Aul0ng the
latest victims Geo. Moore OF tue memphis ana Lou
fsvlIIe Transfer Com pany, who died last night. During
the war be WIS Provost Marshal IA this ety under the
Federals ana was highly esteemed. Reports from the
towns below here ON the ver say the disease prevails
there also There but little excitement IN regard ~ H.
LArFR-yadge Henry +. Hudson, United states At
torney Tor this DISTRICT died at to-day a cholera
morbus, having been taken III nc midnight He was
formerly Judge Of the Criminal Court