The New York Herald Newspaper, May 6, 1871, Page 4

4 NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, MAY 6, 1871.—TRIPLE SHEfr. fon | the enc? It stands to reason thers ns boen ™ iy. ESE PERFIDY, [22 es E “rm LITERATURE z hat the outbreak Was a hasty and unpremediiatcd | Both'ng of the king. sO; a Ut. CHINE e roceeuing. Nr. Low. wo has heon Governo! of This imperial commissioner finally recommended ' c A R L 8 C is U R ° arnt friende in Congress, (Cheers) —_————— ae BR i RE SRN But a sill more’ siriking instance of that loogsnes Vailfornia, may have acguired a high opinion | the Kmperor to baveit Known taat all aaonymous ti of Sonstitutional bolons revealed itself? fa that hem in ab BLE, } _ Pe Oth, ANC! THE CHARTER OAK. Picture of O- * ly utterly thy ia What Will Be D b To | Ne ocetiaia, that he, America aud. agit | TH@ FRBNCU MINISTER. loniat Times, By Williaa Seton, P, O'shea, New | FEis Reception and Speecia im | hiwihod themgaralel In, the history of tala counter, 2B ill 8 one by tho | missionaries whom he ainered with at ise Hino of | it ya, bo noticed uat are proces ling was the York publisher, 8 mle tt, ‘Startling ns that aitenspt was, mone storiling is tt hat lhe riot were corpect. he views of bx rt re fe Jome COMMMUNICAation Of the representas ry such an act suould go far have passed without de Jaratiow Great Powers. are miven below. ‘The breasiug out of hosulities 1n | tives of the tieaty Powers. ‘Ihe action of tie brencn | TMS 18 a@ New England tale of the seventeenth t. Louis. Of sentiment in Congrase: preseetie it ae eration Hurope was the mutter beyond any otuor that | Minister, M. Kochecuouart, was, of course, inde- | Century, It relates to that period of our history oe ised the Pale S eer 4 Mittne eae. poaneet es Papen ainiaees: An iigresment has | when Su Edmund Andras was sent over by James france Was W ¢ een enteres ween France ana Germany in | yy, for the purpose of destroyii the Pu- | 7: * a scplatives of the treaty Powers demanded sausiac- | the interests ol civillzauon and for mmon beneilt Pe ying V fi ith should thei y ot The Tien-tsin Massacre Ouly the Commence- | tory assurances for future protection and. saiety to | thar hostilities ecween ther Cocnth ae eeu ee | tian settioments in this country, which that | * 460TOUS Defence of His Opposition to tendency! und that nother great Seats Sosractee 2 ale d iH thew counuymen, ‘The wrong doue Ww Frauce was , be carriod on 1a Ciutnese Waters duriay the war be- | monarch feared were becoming too power- Radicalism. Dealiug to our sympathies should be permitted to disguise it. m neerous precedent In our bistery, But worse s'il is it that pteh an act can be committed without nt least arous- ing public opinion to a commanding demonstration of disepptoval. It 18, Indeed, time that the American peo} Le ou au be ; nate All Foreizners. ‘The uluimatum presented by the French Minister— | despatch to Messe, Banexoft and Motley, dated | 8plracy against Andras, formed with a view to free pas SRE ea) omare py copeeaants at septa E cage sr on se 3) capital bonimimape of 2 pringipat oillcors offend. | November 1, 1870, he mu je thé feqdest, as Coudicis | the colonies from England's rule. The book con- ere. (Creat eheerlug.) TI shall as heretofore give my Drnennnnnnnte Peretti Por war re ot fica nyse aa | pln ‘te and German ships of war woud | gains the usual intermixture of favt and fiction pe- | Universal Amnesty and Revenue win a oe ts Valen ab asad apace voftctenuly hn tse that the Guinese dear Hak, Syhey ake 19 eoyclude | Eos livte at HUPtManaan ee ees peril | cuttar to the historical novel. ry aw sd ferv.0e of the goverurht, bus to the bation of tho patron: WILL THERE BS A WAR 2) p.cseitt tuo they are lull; prepared to mcct and | pise “ne ‘protest uddrossed to Prince Kung, dated | _° ot =. Reform Advocatod, Seroatite with AtCUnLaine Set aaks Ghee ae defend their new policy | f Y . ee he White ‘ap policy by force, towever, alter ; June 2 , 1549, roferted tu be‘ore, was signed by the | MusiNas Ovrr Tne CaRistiAN YEAR. By Charlotte in another place, makes the atmosphere of the White Mie Bh watt 5 e satis(ying the complaining Powers, except “rauce, | representatives of the North Gérman Coniederation, Mary Yonge. New York: D. Appletou & Co. House +0 thick with flattery that the sound wave of public | “4 pg: snachaeng green aan ak | pe et gas er aa eo Amerios, Brass, Spain, Besides these “Musings,” which are as delightful | We publish in full below the text of the recent Sauls eanaton ra hgh cnt ing Seme Diplomatic Light 02 | tens with Gambertaat Bordeaux. A seiucment was | Count Rocaestqaart wommedey in sutisfactio.i | $9 the ordinary reader as they are interesting and | speech delivered by Senator Schurz, of Missouri, oa | {ves 0! the people, 14 moat serious'y endangering the inde: , arrived at on the foliowmg basis:—rayment of | of the murder of nee of the logialt ranc! | a | compatriots, the beheading | valuable to every church member, this well-printed | his return to and reception in St, Louts on the Ist ing our whole poit:! Finally, the Subject. $000,000 aud the decapttauion of participants in the | oO; the two local oileials who were charged with Aitlyes iets vole and te in opposition to that me 5 riot. Before the return of the Aulcassador fourteen | compucliy in the Tioi, tur he BEE ta ereetse the Volume contatas a"Few Gleanings of Recollection | ist. Much tmportance must necessarily be at- axation, whlch, by means of @ bigh pro- PRESSE ee Cie lg taken Ce before et Be @ | matter aud satisiied himself of ther gut, and that | ofshe Rey. John Keble,” gathered after tuirty years’ | tached to all the utterances of the distinguished Morn.bg last Ocvover in Tien-tsin and be vended, but | af ‘ witout | mtercourse witi the vencrabie divine, Senator. His admitted intlucneo with the German ro ; apo erm re whertuer tiey were guilty or not the Freach do nob aiid 1 the my : sy , .. is " he pockets of the tew—(cheers)— IDLE COURSE OF MINISTER LOW. | know, and itis very probable the mandarins did hot Ae des parr apes popuiation of the country would of itself render his © troasary of the people, and in favor of nole Mst- | yyws Mencanrs’ M ay dement ) to | ver over to Uke Alid-tal, Wao Would take saca acuon cn B. Aah Hs . . snes in China. The puntshment of the two | ashe deemed necessary to enforce tie de uaud aud For its varted information and as a souvenir, if not gen WhO Chcouraged Lhe M0) What thi maintain te honor of Franee. Phe Chivese rbicl (198 an example. Lt was easy to Lake tie lives | not comply with UIs demand, bat sited that a perpe‘uation tn another form, of the poputar old | MtRerto voted with the republican party, but which 8, WhO are Viewed i the light of mercian- | ouicials reer, . : : has, like the Senstor, become dissatisiiod with the eof ate " 4 7 | Oana Rene magazine, which, as {t lay on our table so often, sug: ' bil the men of rank, the really guilty, | a i = Fr} course of the radical leaders and seeks a political al- | ere DOL harmed, and, turther, 1.e autaorides Would Bested ‘the old merchants of Now York,” this | jo. snefoial tothe xopublie, the damages for volume has both interest and importance, and will ‘Mv. Sctiurs: was desepe by afiimménse crowed o Hable acquisition to the literature of te : A be found a valuable acquisitio of citizeas, both Cemocrats and conservative repub- wa mega BOOK. Wiles Soon , a é ich an adjustment of our aa will cisizibute Agine Year Boox. I+ | views significant. But Senator Scnurs aiso repre- ioal eatinily tg common burdea, reducing taxation 10 as low sents that great conservative element which has | &pciit as willbe compatible wth ws conscientious due rg0 0! our national obligatious a: of th wernment. Hore, 5 .8 svitlement was far irou tistactory to ca f B friends, you have in a ogramine touehiag the most in jelore the people:—Firm and upcom- fF equal rights, as guaranteed by mnesty anda policy calculated to 1G; Strict iidolliy tothe essential prin- ;re'orm of the civ ser nificed Reference to the Sisters of Charity. perty | “(hey did | ling ten | war was U s a 4 ( —, deciare oy te Pe a hot leave their homes lor ihe purpoce ol Mr. Fish's Official Snub to Our Reck- | hives forso much money, and that the ion it wouid be evituble result, the counting room, Hunt's magazine grew up with S ay * pt. thei leas Representati also to thelr faith and to the countries o- their birth | {ag¥itable result. Ad the merchants of the oluea ume, and, ike them, | #408 and on appearing was greeted with enthusi- Min WiLicah Genekinerneementineces cas Hepresoniavive. ey did anvtiing to encourage the Cilnese to | ers, No reiereace Was made to tle grew old aud hoary, In passing out of active tife | #3He cheers, Addresses of welcome and of con- ) Tne yentlemen who adaressod me dit me ok would be safe to Kili Christians provided | jut to forsigncr is unquestioua tie that im: ‘s pee? gratniaiion were made py Mr. Samuel T. Glover and praigo of the Independonoe | mouey is fort heoming to satisfy te penally du et ” intallio: ” biurderer: ‘rhere 18 bo difierence between Catholic | It is evident that if the recent intelligence cay Qud Protestant missionaries on tua poini. LHe | Pekin be confirmed the treaty Powers will be | ich bishop Prous s against accept) ey in | obliged to resort to force in order to compel the | coe of ioul murder, and it wou veut all St epan ; | classes of lureigners agreed in coudemming the set Chinese government to respect Its obligations. | Hemont made with France. The Oniuese have Nothing 1s more full and e tb it in the several | voldiy met the question, and auswee m te treaties than the right of Americans and Europeans | well kLOW mean Ugthtug else t Freacu | aad lending 8 nawe and experence to younger | managers how much also does it resembie some of our veoerable merchant princes whose ancient business signs are still seen over doors where nothel sration ts i a © thatthey are indeed not 49 commun as th auother generation ts following the old puraults, | yy poreens awn PELLOW-CITIsRNS—I havo becn told | ought to be for tie good of the county. We are but im an ampliied degree corresponding with the | by the gentieman who addressed meta your name that this | in’ a period of transitions, Old tistitutions f ' > “0 7 demorsivaton cf your kindness and con lence with which | habits have gone down and = we are t magnitade to which the city’s commerce has growal | yo'honor me toaight {ean expression of sentiment by wie | adjust our ways of thinking and acting toa new order of Of t ected a Hosa id Colonel W. M. Grosvenor, and after the applause whieh followed had subsided, Senator Schurz step. ped to the front of the balcony and spoke as fol- low: pie. thing, indeed, 5 delity to consvientiows conviowio vot Utterance ae’ so Uncommon as to desery Uistinetion, But my experience in politcal I ' : | a ach Christianity t e natives, the security o THE ASIERIOAN MISSIONARIES. | tt ; The magazine, as a monthly publication, 1s LO more; | people irrespective of party. T see before me, 1 think, thou- | things. New problems are rising up before ua, and what we to tench Christianity to the natives, the security of | qe Protestant amissivnarics, Lol Ainerican and | stated taal tie Kronen Adautal but the “Year Book" promises to take its place ag | #at of republicans. with whom I have’ falthtully eo- | mont ne jisinow tn the develo iment of a healthy pubila their persons and property aud of their converts, | Hugitsh, 11 Ten-tsin, were clearly of o wat | minister la proceeding to e. eee AUR O DES pi operated for nany years in the advocacy of the true repud- | Opi ‘of cnough to rise above political traditions ana @ and of their exemption from the jurisdiction of the | Mie rot was part of a grand pian tow vere OF | jy also very clear th r an annual visitor, coming, ike a grandfather at | lican cause, and wio now manifest their approval of my ne man were ihe fu xu repress course with regard to questions on which the republican and favor, ar and not . ninrsial Ty = a # Way all oreigners residing in Ch, upachy w Q +) tn ha store t bung: t Mougotian courts, The late imperial decrees actu- | 1%; | Jmpachy with au Caristmas, with @ store of good tings that wil not | pariy ts agreed, as well as to othera which form organizations would be kept | a local uprising azaimst one nationality or ‘one rote Of seflowsly lan the -aubje loo 5 u ve the mis: ie ‘ 3 | oFLoUsly Hat 4 apprentive Fb ct of difference of opinion. I look al ‘and the true Interests oi the coun ally annul these provisions and leave the mission- | givuserced. Kev. di antey, of the American fail to b® appreciated. into, ie faces of thausaca ef. democrats, T y agrievons injury. As for mysoli, 1am ono aries at the mercy of the fanatical mobs who con- | Loard, says that it 8 well Known among i Sipe : think, who have not come here with the ‘ex- MH tha ‘good which is atliute In great part the population of large cities toreign population that a day was lixed aud | New Publications Received. pectation that I had gone over to bad, end I hope to sce their number grow from day to day, dirangemeats Made toe an attack on the be The action of the Chinese authorities amounts to the | Cousniate, the Cathedral and the Sisters oi Cle bantsiment of foreign Christians and tue crucl pere | €3 Abushment and other blives In aud Lear te From Harper & Bros.:—Dr, Smuth's “Smatier | 9 their distinguished spokesman informs upprecintion of the spirit with which, tm | Seripture History,’ Miss Mulock’s “Head of the | honest convictions, I have endeavored to serve what and’ 1 am tree to tel you my sentiments, Dear as your opproval fs to my heart, yet [ would buy thet approval just as ite ag would buy the favor of the Freak 2 * 5 | aes at sas aerk tobe the common laterest of the whole Amer.can people, | dent at the expense of my honest convictions. (Checra. pec on Pit onoe MPNOLSMAle Nan wbkaore: vot tne, f EUuon em ere Li circulation iio AUSsiAUS Hed by | Famtiy," and “Life's Assizo,” a novel, by Mra. J. He | (Oncor) “And thus, my feo w-citivens, I retura. 19 you, Whether a man following that course oan be peraonaliy 8 2 pega ite! | Leu Chow, @ city 50 mnt, aad at Lai blood for blood, ihe ouly wi ing Wits | Ridd and all, my beartfot toanke—thanks whic I can but teebly | cess/ul Tdo not know. But whether be can or not, for native converts. [t ia easy to comprehend | 4 OL distant, Ty bot ca 2 ey was these people, nod the irene t tu seek re. F T. B. Peterson & Senee express—!or the great honor you are to-night conferring upoa | great honor which you have done me to-nizht, and which E the giarm that must exist in the smai | Of %8 future, aud uo distinction wa ia any way 4 rom T, B, Peterson & Bros.:—A volume of | mo, Tis demonstration ts in potut of character and 5) never remember without the bighes appreciation, £ 5 ath | morning of tie tr the new edition of Charles Lever’sy “Knight of | #%0n se pecuilar, so unusual, as to be apt to become embar- you in no better way than by recording bere the civilized coionies scattered over the empire, Tho | feeling of tusecurity and peril of these peopie must | be very great, aud were it not for the presence of poweriul squadrons the work of exterminat : , rassing toa public man un Gwyane. barrassing fer the simple reagon that in t Fro he or vews © :—“Rxet parties the approval ot one It From tie Amertean News Company:—“Exeter | Sojenr undeserving of the confidence aad approval. of 5 Vueological romance, by an anonymous | the other. Itis by no means embarrassing to me, as it will | and to do 4 were shown over all the Ca lugs, as stated above; but no etiort diapese the great crowd Ulat followed chem | , and collected im trent 9 tne ne nfse that whon T shall return to the “poopie, of representative trust 69 generously bestowed I at least have boneatly tried, as ti ) render mysel’ worthy of your confidence ine services to our great common republic. at ait inspection ot showed that great damage b sy and that the Hali,”” hy the rik nor to assure = the couple = inat dey } appeared to be 4. ur re author. never be embarrassing to me to see the whole people of Mis- | (Prolonge eering). Would have at once commesced. ‘he populace, | ound no evidence of the foul dees ch » -oluptly—either to rebuild the chapels or Mage ‘ = sourl Lefore me, (Cheers.) Indeed, I see in tt one of the Th: yast assemblage then separated, Senator Py taaley furtier say Aue ontiges rremiarkece oot Magazines and Monthiies:—Ot and Now for May, | hopeful sigue of tho times. Twiil state to you how our pres- | genury hold a loves I one Of the laryc parlors of Whose minds are filed with the most outragoous | iad ee , v as “ ; eee oon atier their depaiiure ihe dre gongs sou Btories concerning Christians, have beon kept in | gud tue assault was made, wud that une miliary check by the mandarins, Who know the consequences | commander arrived wilh svidiers and aded Of outrage; but now that restraiat no longer exists | Tee mu its Work, A portion of tae mo} the } tab’e damage and bugis wilh the be y somenow spec charged with the diplomatic functions t a, in additiva to the! sperma ay, | ene situation presents iiself to my mind.” We xre not aur- 4 fvoswran rounded by the ordinary cireumsiances and exige @ New Lori | politteal warfare, The country has pass igh a tervit coatiict, It muat'be the supreme object of solcituide to every patriotic man in the land not to reopen and continue that 7, Low reidarks—* Jota tie Ameri- i pear Lo be im,ieascad Tie Overiand Monthly for May, mnaineening Journal aud Gencalogical and Biographica! Recor: ithern, received the congratulations of U8 prominent citizens, r Py cliapel C “9 ty 1 “nl coutlict for party advantage, but to c.ose it iinaily ani foi POLITICAL NOTES—LOCAL AND GE! Ale the ettuation 18 serious and niay lead to import. | 20%, {He Frotsstaut cliapels, all of waich, ’ Lae spuritinal welifure of the Uuineses LITERARY OLET-OOAT ever, Were wh to continue It, then, indocdy the sepac 7 antresults at any moment. It has been apparent | wer walls, ia “any. cases tom Gorn. “A oroWd, aunt Dvandetie na aust strat, take ia eas Heading tinier fom sing creer sro tear Ea itoais . . ps ‘9 os rage ts netic F se dy vauce anc 4 10 i: ~~ mgr aries woud be in order. Buti we mean to close it, it " in “al ndid ever since the Ticn-tsin massacre thatthe Chinese | #50 yeluny with rage, started for tue Lorelign settle es iby pact | soesc clone Cuatree ABN tetas Osea dae before 10 18 proper to ad) any clatms for prope can be wel! done only by a certain union of sent ment and | destroyed in e r 2 1 ave notined them iltat bai zur has written a dramatic eketoh for co-operation between them, and inerefo:o T am gind (0 se6 | for the republican nomination for Governor o! Onio. 1uy Jor @ settie shall be pre- | Alacmillan’s Magazine, he two partics unite ‘ore me to-nig! ers.) Yor, Dresden cba : a “fi r urge the pagtio at ut ren : a oe strange Ai sound to the ear ‘of the strict partisan, I do Republican State Convention in Ohio June 21. i JUS WILLIAM Forsyra’s ‘Novelists of the Eighteenth r Y ny 4 : ii 9 ages, but wati they sizaliy their While RSYTH'S i the Eighteenth | not hesitate to declare my conviction that there 13 central dhe Ohio Legislature aJjourned on the 2d tnst., shall take no furtner step im who Century” will be published in this country py Apple- | Dect of paramount importance to whtch, fa spite of all after a session of 121 days. The most significant act other dificcences of opiniva, the patriotle men of both par- ton & Co., who have the book in press ties must devote their efforts, and the accomplishment of | politically, according to the Cincinnatl Gazelie, was mncnis with the avowed purpose of kiliin { government had determined to alier tis policy ree | Gquors and eacking the place It would an specting the subects snd citizens of the treaty | DUmbers were too few to carry out this purpose, but Powers residing in the country, aud retara to tts old | 102 the lirst the ruiflans asseried thei expectation ie 8 3 ae . vi aia trom the Gover General's army. 16 was | { system of exciusion and persecution of Christianity. | positively known that soldiers were the must acive | THE TIEN-TSIN MAsSACRE. in iue destruction of the French consulate, and tis, ALARM OF AMERICANS AT TUNGCHOW. A 300 which must stand to them above allselfish coisiderations. i. ae gion) ae AL. NS NG ‘. N EPISCOPAL C: r "kK! inh . fteen The sad story of the zaussacre of French and Rus- | ti = ng hea aarath ae pulling Te ars, however, that In the mouth of Septem: | hag written an Ae tiathatlo splyte es oka spi Caverriewae HLRUtO HIE Rigen cre Rae n pester healed artesian the lateat th ‘ a c eA can cliapel, Shows that l ar ¢ "Mon. . > on 0 v ron Bian subjects in Tiea-tsia June 21, 1970, by an infu- | ties were implicated in the aitack, aud tial they | isin, she aariecinsn een nero and rende! ‘ Pre aae rete uektesuin Sata feclis crite CGA oe ice ani caved ca and residents at | “The Amertean Cardinal.” It wiil be paliisued by Fenn it b bly sustained by one-sifed party ac nor that Governor Curtin, of Pennsy!vania, has Tlated native mob, is now brought prominently | i to murder all foielgners without | Tuugchow, owing to reports that nad veen citculat- | podd & Mead. Alrciforts to overturow itwill be utieriy in valndtor it te the | roe omer son pespagiaes rl i The a <i 4 2 f Postmas‘er General, Defore the world: The deeisien reportes ve | Gicrimination, ‘The turee Russiaus killed waile | ing for montus of a invouded attack upon torelsn- ‘s . : outgrowth of the very logic of thi fut to secure it peace. | been offered the position o reported 10 have | the city begged ior mercy on the | ers living Uiere and the natives attached to them, NAPOLEON'S painphiet, written at Wilhelmshihe, | ably there is one thing induttely-more potent and moro Ex-Presideut Johnson is to deliver a lecture in bi been arrived at by the Chinese government grows ‘We are not Freu The re, vi - Ni ; ; mer f } pty was, xo | ag tying the art Gena. Peco eer aie Otani y : needed than the pressure of foreey and that is the restoration * Gtrectly out of the afair. On the day mentioned | Matter; we will kill all The tanguage | eatly wel cunded, onuie ve the cougitatae wheter pie are ipshearrnr Leet ae PR RR Nae era Ma Sanat tear ada nate Sete aioe ten Sisters of €herity, three priests, the Freuca | $5 Mandar, named Chern, on lead could io lonzer remain there consistent with a re : ; spa ? requires the conperation of both, aud the party tuat ret pcos eck a weg oot ag Consul, the Vice Cons: and three Russians were | tan uuslonaries Sey’ “Auerioa ne gard tor he liv Accordingly (hey applied to | Fy, will shortly be brought out 1a a German transla- | tuat co-operation will load upon itself ‘a grave, it not | than the interminable one, in his hands, of polittes, Say, “Auerica as lost no chil. | the gugilsh Admaral Kellett, in the abseuce of an | tion by L. Simion, of Berlin. fatal, responsibility. (Renewed cheering.) “it may ap- f the Memphis Avalanche noml- cruelly slaughtered, besides a large number of | dren, but others have. and we should stand by them | American man-o'-war, to be conveyed toa place of | prorzssor W. @. BRILt, of Utrecht, 13 preparing a | Featag in’ ike ‘tace ot “the ident: asorders man saa ae WERE ESE of Oto sgueran native converts. Several religious edifices, both cinanding a full investigation, Maparualjastice | gatety, ‘taey were removed to Chefoo by tue british " ’ te feeling, in the | face of, the violent disorders and | nates Gene Sabet mi Catholic and Protestant, were eitler totally de- aud determined punishment of the gui Let this | corvette Grassiopper, Alt, LOW, i briaging the xt- | NEW edition of the “Voyage of St. Brandaen,” one of | ¢tmonious struggles going on in other S' dindeed | and B, Gratz Brown, of Missourt, for Vice President, Btry.ved or rendered useless, All the foreign resi- be doue; thea let them make good the losses of ther | tent 2 ne! hort e tore, 4 Earn nob unmindeal of the greater didiculties standing in the q i enuon of the Culnese authortties to the treat | t ost rem} ible remains of sacre wi ve! ¥ f fi ves “Unt nie for. belng followers of the Saviour; fet | CRLOH of pore eet PE he most remarkab} As Of sacred poctry of the | way of ahappy development there. I indulge no deinsions | and he gives as his platform of princtples, “Unt- eople | ; the the | xo ? >it ; part about that; but Teannot forget that on'y a few years ago i |. : Geng fled from the city, and the edoct of tis | M2! replace our cuspels With their own hands or | troubes iu Tuag-how to the delay of the govern. | Nethertands, Only one edition has ever deen before | Arawak pu Lenmnol, toruct, thet on'y a few years azo tu | versal Ammnosty and Universal Amity.” terribid 1,"0t as to cause x genera! beliet that there | just uuuer the eircuimsinuces. Pho NMECB IS DUE | men: iu procesiing agaiust and punistung tle June | Puolished. CI ere aes oes aviat those wno | The New Haven Paliadium says the democrats Oe lee aeaiar cr : oe ee e circuinsiance riovers. Baron SgYx0un Kirxvr, of Fiorence, has sent | sake hands as friends Bu now, lovkingat this vas; aseces, | Might do Worse than (o nominate General Sherman ‘was no lon,”¢ any safety for European and Ameri- TUF ENGLISH MISSIONARIES. MR. LOW REPROVED BY MR, FISH. t his valuable library to London, to be gold there, | biy, can anybody doubt that here {us that has actual’yeom® | for President. A good mavy otiiers are of tue same q re are y ib dil el The collection is particularly rich in Dante literature, | $2 A eR SC » durmy the corres: can resident, , At @NY other time the news of this | Messrs. Lees, of tae Londva Mission, and Hall, of The Untied Sti auihisier, dur . 1 re Prince Kang that appalling tagcay Would have engag the in- | Ue Methodist Mission, stated that the result of the | Pondence, a cab ion (0 ass sopretent here; but, Soliow, cites; you will permit meto | Way of thinking. ig tragedy . J s rot Was to Cause the suspension of their labors for hing Woula cause his gove: and comprises several MSS. of ue “Divina Com. | fee in this sigatiicant demonstrasiog, wii Sere Ms | ‘Te Providence Journa!—Senator Anthouy’s Btant attenuon of . Civilized nations, and | uwntis. Converts were ever: where expecung new s traditional policy of peace: r media” of great importance. leaping pariy restraints, of? ,tpicence, that, here tn Mis. Soh ua tiiae “GML Ge y' have ied to the pr Pt and semplary | Oulbreaks in their various districts, and the clergy- |.Cnina except the faglant violation of the mgits ‘ 5 url , r ces of opinion, | mouthplece—remarks that “General Sverman is re- ws punisument of the bg 9 rt y t M aby i amnten ees good fe has actuall 3 7br th PORE ras are BA kui cheese rumen ce cfates ren cs iy ap gy df eno ea) Nd Dea a igwhteh sione.can WLoly wipe ost ihe ante | Ported to have said lately that there were ‘enough ear personal da . ‘Ther dehbers vlure of tye imperial gove ‘ time France was ens: ¢ could not to apply the | new literary journal published in the Portuguese | mosities and heal the wounds of the elvil war, which nione i 1 Southern States to put On Was that auy atiempt to rebuild | properremedy. T's decla her y 4 p vd Good and trae men in al States top of her right 13 gol ‘ BAG can make secure and render fruitful the new order of things, ts 4 ’ ruined and desecrated churches would | tan aay other representats language by J. C. Roarigues, of this city, contains | Which can alone turn the minds of the whole people upon the | Gown all Ku Kiax or other bands of mauraders.’ renewed destruction. dhe | Wuen known among tae Amer) broperty or her cit Scapegoats were set. But am, an Interesiing sketch of Seiior Zacarias de Goese at poitical, social and economical eta f whicd th's | ‘Then why dou they doit? What prevents them??? | residents, cause intense dissatis{a 8 E Rencratiog pas lve. Yes in 2 rt it has actualiy | 7 Lows Univarcn War dellvoredcnEDseinaue wh ane Vasconcel: the Brazillan Senator, cor Bead PAY Be viattaie the ple of hotn parties | Yes, that's tt. What prevents them? The answer he iuissionaries at Y ‘ i olurich | Upon the fact, (Cheers). Last summer wien 1, fa coujune- chat tion at Wasbing Tus Ucnprevra aaniversary of Melurich ton wich many of my republiean friends, 1 ‘blved to receve | 43 blaln—legisiation at Washington. Zschokke's birthday has been celebrated at Mag- | this State the unrepublican, odiows and demoralizing The Boston Adveritser—Sumuner’s mouthpiece—re- ced in the per. ‘Ob unfortunate ging? | ed aNd Gecapiuited to salisty » ‘che 8 Cousidered gcuuW It Wa onaries, Cjtholic and Protestant, were in 2 & § © 2 ; ‘t A _cousiiered bott ill-advised, and. 3 birth the Eaten vue jiFestigatiéa ot the | ¢, Po Te ee ee Tas Oe ie Cte eek eis tue Teal dis- | deburg, the Birdiptace pf the poet. A bust of | srsem, of arbitrary, dlatraohigement—a, syalsun whlch | rorring to the President's proclamation in regard to matter to thé complici’y of the local | dew r Me-srs. Lees and Hall, “have becy | the safely of Huropeaus wud Ain Zschokke was publicly uncovered, dad a discourse [rial kernge ap pebase nepal ge fen to ha the Ku Kiux, says it ‘13 im all respects such an ad- ofticlals in the mas », and each day brought more | nie and our pr operiy has been destroyed, flied | “ ng pe Oe yes pouches t on the life of the illustrious writer was delivered by ged lot would at once use thelr Borer to oppres! ‘and te | dress as the exigency of the case calls for.” The strongly into light tie fact that the attack to be | converts Woreovel there seems good res ° | aseubiuce ot forvearance Hy consliier Dr. Uhuch. Sroalt opin te oon oe What tas become of that pro die. | exigency of cases 1n the Supreme Court, the Adem made on all Christians had been long determined | # hed. |» “oast one of the inurdered | fone antiit Would be, perhaps, we: Ir 18 worthy of note that the first time the Darten | tion? Laid indeed not expect that the re-enfranchised would | (ser probably means. upon before it was carried lato execution. Purtiter | nein sabject. ‘There cannot be the slightest doubt ; Kuag should wideFstahd thay any violation of the | language was committe) to writing was on a recent | Tote a8 T would; but that was no reason tome wiy they ‘The Bostonians are not to havea park. The Legis- should not vote at all; meiner did L expect that partisan ‘i occasion when the Darien Indian mission, on leaving | spir:t would die out oe and that its performanecs would | Jature has 60 decided. T Low | Bogata, published in the newspapers an epistie of | Pine. OU jay, feutera! to them the fraucitce | tics; then Loston will have a park, power to shield | thanks, writea ia the Spanish and Darien lan- | the re-enfranchiaed would feci themselves ouce more No “election day” im Connecticut this year. The hts of our citizens, and aay Aigedit Vi ulations of other Power: it1s proper to state a ‘om the beginning d.d all in hi the Chinese Mithorittes from censure, and to lay the | guages, ree tia Stale Wee Woche angered, (Cheers) | whole thing Was a humbug from the beginning, and of distant | ee ne data o.” S4y oue Who has been brougut the matter out of polle | a <t With tie people during the last at Was going to occur at | ES Ret the @. iia design was to treat ali ¢ time had at last ar- | at i i .'S easy to understand wo, ne Lat nationalities alli te sto Produce a dierent astimony proved that the int cities were aware Ol ¥ Tien-tsin, and boasted that a all foreigners, beth Protestant and | the imandaris are anxiou rived wi Tl ity of their profession blame on the rapile and the indiscretion of the . Sr be he jinpressiou, The evident lals. Ee se - aites Gaara ears . Muy. 6 open field for a free, peaceabie and friendly contest of opln- ho grie’ Catholic, Would be driven out of wae country. For | Of ittendship for ourseives fails ' Separate us irom Cousul. Indeed, in oue instance, he | MR. St. Googe Mryanr, of the Royal Society of | (in) Rat ie a Ten: Denon no party would Le suis to furs | 13 abolishment will not inure to tho grievance of y wittes of the terrified priests and nuns as taking | London, has given to the world a volume “On the | by oppressing and persecuting its. opponents, or any class of | either party. with the c after the winais?? Tne Minister, ediately | pean standard.’ This is high praise and it is fully | than there ever was, even before the war. And ssiere, Informed the staie Deparment | qesorved, Three of the illustrations for the May | tthe social condition of this State as it, after all U hin . a was found tat there were nu grounds whatever for | That diligent si Still the enemies of the missionaries | | i | jonaries in their e: ‘ben Ligok Colonel Forney, it seems, Was not entirely correct ter 1e J} ey iiings that have passed over’ us, now presents itself to our | Whou he asserted tat Charicy Stetson, of tue Astor verse to placing children : er nf these in- | Number have been sent usin proof. They consist of Jation, at our people united not only in name, but | House, was the only surviving member of the past 3 dtu heart, at the protection of individual rigits equally a @ cortain sum | portratis of the artists Durand aud Huntington and enjoyed by all; at the spirit of good citizenship which uuites | Who could revive reminiscences of Daniel Webster. asketch of the great cafion of the Yellowstone, | those who but recently cougut against the republic, wits the | Pag Bostun Journal avers tat while It does not in promoting the gee fare; Ht Srosail at wes pel’ wore Ge enerebece, Yate question the value of Colonel Stetson’s remini- | some tn ous to June, 1870, rumors | those allies with whose Luterests v2! OWn are so evi- | WI! or plate t . ne t tice 2nd to stand b, | “French leave” before the inob, and again, August ae ; ” os ope. (Caer Certainly, 99 far this expectation bas not an Ui 7 were iL circulation to the effect tha’ | a e is Rein eek We pallove 24, 1870, 1m referring Ww the unanimity of opinion in Genesis of Species.’ It isavery learned produc- toon isappointed. While ae ntinuation oF distranchise- ‘The Republican Convention in Onto will be held in the Sisters of Charity were bewitching and | tov 5 “7 line of actloi in refe- | favor of the rioters’ at Tien-tsin, he says:—"li this | ton, iuforming man as to where he came from, and | ment the denial of equai rights might have led to renewed | Columbus, June 21. Selection of deiegates in the carrying ©: en for the purpose of extracting | Wi)? : | feeling in Irelana is strong enough to baile ait | whither, according to the scicace of the author, he | Wovlle, we havenow at ieast profound and serene perce | soveral counties, June 10. Candidates to be cho- ying off children for the parpos rence io ttempis. of the Engllsu nment — to . = iy bad oe thronghout this State, where, but a few years ago, their sand taking out their hearts to be used ior | PROT eared trtneshed | bring to justice "by the ordinary forms of law, islikely to go, The subject, its treatment and the Pog) jad ie iret ge ig og sen:—Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Judge of the medieues and witchora!t, Parties who were in. | | he Frotestant wesetoaaien oat eo trest avy of the | @ Peasant dceaseit of 1ujuring the person or property | theorles of the writer go to prove, at all events, tuat | firery ciiscn, even the ewllest, ts acouely enjoyiog his | Supreme Court, Treasurer of State, Auditor of terested in stirrlug up tho commoa people wore | Piies.! "Gnd that ihe, continued, wititout any tater. | of his landlord, ts it surprising that Ub ole gov: | “mau's a phenomenon, one knows not what.” aed oe ie iets ae Ye mecariousiy | State, Attorney Geuerai, State Commissioner of constantiy reporting the loss of children. Severat | fev sie, ata vk a iad as ever in thotr | Mi ‘Ament Sse Inia Gicroe saonuOO Main and | ‘Tar Lonpox GRarmic says of Scribner's Monthly Huonger ‘guarantee, ty the revival of the long lost ‘Gor. | Schools, Clerk of Supreme Court, Member of Board Se iad Geis " a + | threats, aad that for am rover the mau | s rer Hinged ted ged 4 “ a diality of feeling. Indeed, uniess J greatly deceive myavif, Chinamen were arrested, ‘aud, on examination, It | tory or'arms was carried on, contrary to ti | Alor wuiom aided ig the Waxssacre or svanpaitize | that “the tnstrations aro quite up to the best Kuro~ | (alt of terling. Indeed, unless J preaty dessve myself; | of Publlc Works. | for tue avoy purpos aud that the mandarms positively (Sister y. Lees, of the London mission, to q Jos (or ation agaiust the rioters, They ied against the eiforts to show, g Was ouly against, Cat.oly Al at length the ignorant ve anything to the presudice | were driven almost mad by ti men and magistrates arge. ce 2 asylums) é in thelr asylum dian should claim ns ex. | drawn by T. Moran, Ail are cdimirably executed, 1 is jurther stated Mr. Kann BLInp, critic staten: ercise conicol 5 Jin itthe vindication of our watch- | cences, few gentlemen enjoyed greater opportunity all in tue he fury of the populace. | contrary ts too strong. Even ac mitiing it, hu Hu rd Rises vs ing in the Vienna 3 indeed stronger than bate. I find in er, the Freach Consul, being disturbed | criesagamst ;nelt nina Reeieupen ti . ve eee re obiained by the hike deny Newe Freie Presse ysieim — Asgrimsson’s | in thet, a practical triunpa of those true repuv- | for a knowledge of the personal and public tratts of of n the neigh- | ¥OU 43 (het whey, tholds bronght upOn last japdou. Now these re- | “Lilja? an Icelandte poem, tue text of which rineipies which have guided me throwhout | sy yenster, m ail his relations, than Peter Harvey, ft s é ved fate. Se | i 4 : . Cheers.) And you will permit me, fellow » vue estad- | nature ofa public e ining Manat Son by aie Gor bone id has been pubdiished, with aa Eagiish transe | ¢ (emocrats and republicans, tq coaxiwd sour | of Boston, Haivey intends to pupiish a voluma “2 es * yithout founda el by Cainese Coal- ‘ ae prose ere to-n| ed y advel on- 3 rer ian ant tlut bet for oft Inissloners Who it the adit ithas been | ation and a glossary, by Mr. Magnusson, | HrcvP ior agen cuew Giese dame ang adverse ten: | nich will embrace many anecdotes of Webster of all}? Japp ler bang ests ob arly prove that Chines: 23 treated | speaks hopefully of the revival of the study of an- | willesxert,to the wmost bis power aud iafuenes, wherever | which will be entirely new to the public. Give ug | ty, the inissionars ye rtho ierolan MinisetA VIE. OOGR 8 it reaches, to rebuke nud repyssa the anisclile!. If L ha ci which, nd decikied action int nts ¢ it ah 3 with cool- | gent Germante Hterature and folk-lore in England, | done anything that yon! ink is aeserving of your appro Harvey on Webster. It will be a rich harvest of ydering upor and that the bell: on 3 Vou 3) of | ton I consider 1, as ba right to make to democrats asiives alopted at first'were the regylt 4f | 80d poluts to the “Niblungs and Volsungs” of | Dove fors TOME ean ast tor eo deat an ent | Pleasant mementoes, Gon ty uphold «ie actioa of igh Giiciais | Mr, William Mortis, “one of the most distinguished | (Cheers, Tinig fa Inanguratinga now era of good fee.ing | ‘The Boston News states tha: the New York woman le ol a y imbued | See Missour,” who, are always_on, kreal fudragists object to hanging Mrs. Fatr on accouutof ve of Cnrisiians. The | jiying posts of Engiand, who has equail, ees of the Cl overntnent are not : d Heo scncre Mia 9evisions a little abead” of the of mangind+ ve? of tag Chineso government are novat all | insoir with the Helieute and the Norse spir Perak ahesrinny hate det “hu Weneahlse- <o fit peonie | her sex, and adga;—vif women are citizens enough : T fervently hope tt will be foliowed B 7 unexpected. ew monins the Bug. b x ags uf there, 10 hh rit oa. elther side | to Volo they are Citizens enough to be hung.” ‘3 | list squadien bash :ep largely augmented in Chines q | Maloy s And th}s has beey done 41) view of the active THE THIRD ARMY CORPS. ton ng a good Tue Boston Datty News observes that General | : he foreign in E dead; We wight as well Kill Wis 2 the bodies of children who had died ia the spital. Bai nocbing discoy- ered before 0) oulbre ‘a the shghtvest i grounds for crediting the atrocious calumaies. | An the re. Alter thls examination by the iocal autiorities, on | in a joint ¢ well known | Minisier, in whiten strong grounds were taken, seutatives Of the treaty Rows minunication to tho Chine. pre nit ‘ongolians or war. ‘The glow- ing language of Lite Burlingame (lat Ohlna NES prope Sherman thinks we had better hire a coaling station at I feel 1 ousht to e he riot d wil vite stead " ng cro: ¥ ea ; *; Constituenté, who give meso much honor, m occ gad ge cael Ne: pene riot, it Was sia.ed, Would seriously compromise the | Mvites Chris\ende he the suinlig cross OB | Annual Reunion—Amendment bi the Consti= | Exiior and frauknoss of me neture, what Tconecive to be | 1 the West Indies for $3,009 a year ‘yan take St. See ee the churelies | position of the imperial government in the eyes of | f ‘ acre, Witlol tution—Election of Cfticers. my public duties. Ihave no, concealment from oltuer friend | Domingo, and goes én to say:—\By the way, it is Senepens, mmees © measdres would | eit iho World and tase ty. Was indispensible teh |, i ag and'in tue | The Thitd Army Corps celebrated yesterday their | Pyne tite know thee om ack aleasent tor lave aiden, | Whispered that the hero of the ‘March to tne Sea’ is be taken to disperse the rioters. Nothing Of thls | er ee err eee ae tune Le informed tat | Present the ¢ | government. seventit ann:veraty reavion at the Astor House, | eno-s 0! ovinion with, pariy filena, Tn this respect {orm | neaging for the Presidency." baa) kind was done. ‘The Consul, on tele 1 hed Lis | justice shoyld be gene. If wag, therefore, for the | ‘There was a very latge attendance of oficers from gonid tb @ quai followed the lead. re aii | HYGIENE IN CosNecricur.—The Hartford Courant with lis assisiant, was accompany yy the | interest of the Chinese to demonstrate by tue | Ets ‘8 part ‘pion. In the absence of | Into pow But while 1 highly respect the Opinions and ad. “gentie aperient” “a bot ative magistrate, and according to the statement | cleavest acts tuéir firm intention to assure the safely RS» Meigs) oe) BAGEL AA EM gl a Cantata | ERE RE MeL Be always been 1a the hott of pinta ntceed Fale. eas ese ate ottle of of the latter the Consul fired Uaree shots at him | of all foreigners who have trusted themseives 10 | etter ARE ey | coated Ccheral Sickies the chair was taken by Captain aiding ti a Victlol duty in my pwa py Constitution water, just before Eaton. from his re This is also reported by je AT Useltiy,, iene “facy may be within the cone | Fine! Meeting of the Bourd at Nevnik Yess | J. B. Tassitt; Dr. Welling acted as secretary and Sac oe vat on of oe eta ade pe Tne Montgomery Mail says the address of ths de Mr Meadow Jnived Coasul at fines of the Emperor. Prince Kung repited jp crday Tae Essence of Ofticin! Keonomy— | Captain Demarest as assistant secretary. Che ring) Tam cer ee Nfld yfeid n ming) ofits to | mocratic members of Congress is one of the ablest Tien-tsin, who Was wot Jadeed, | joint note “that the most sirimgént vracrs hiié | fs é secure ¢ pomibiiity of co-operation’ for tres er darts. Bul * ted fi Wi M Low thought it prop add to the | eon seut to the geveral Governor Generais fquabble Over a oad Man’s Stomach. ‘The treasurer's report was read, Which showed @ | there are certain fundamental yrinetpies which form the Gdouments that ever emanated from Washington» re Mr. Meadows 3 1 = employ of | und Governors to enjoin iifon their subordinates | Yesterday, at the Court Tiouse in Newark, the | balance in favor of the society of $1,077. The sec. ver ite of my political creed, and with regard to which T atany rate, “the ablest since the days of Androw Srportuncnalar of tat ucsetah anit aes bunpeaatney, |. tevsinis ec eee eet enCe tin thet aiee | Board of Frécuoldets Of Esse Csiwiy heta its lust | retary submitted his annual report. He complained | foarkel and know no wurrenden, (cuvers)” Let mo state | Jolason.”” tietr acy d titercourse were i dietiond. Should” lawiess vagabonds stir up Strife | meeting prior to the organization of the new Board | that one-half of the members were not able to par- | them to you:—In the rat place, I have always been an antl. nr i and always will, that 1 ¥ ly t ea his ila a Ha be pone een them, such ad a for 1871-72, The usual reports of commitiees were | ticipate in the annual anniversary on account of the true Zeputi‘ean goverment P saa ma omy’ on the basis ALICE CARY AND Tie SOR0318. Uhunghow wWotlld cause bin stantly seizes and punished withthe utmost rigor |< 7 as of the equal rights of men, and that the government — . simade by the laiter in pvefer- | that the law requires, so that the two, foreigners | Submitted, Some of these are quite Interesting, | expenses attending it. Tire report was reforred to | Ca ™fard'no ‘mcurity ag long. as, tere ‘aeany cass | TO THR EptTor Or THe HERALD: sing bis opinion oa the laformation Wuich | gud naUves, may dwell together in enduring peace.” | The amount expended oa public buridings during | te Board of Directors fox consideration. recognition of Renee seals riekter Thistgrent principle has | 10 Tending the excellent report in yesterday's Aon ta BNO tt pack Sy eocune, Eagisuniea Belag DA a ae onion (Benn | the year was only a trifle over $5,000. Of ine lunatics | sore steadily running dowa. Some action should | been incorporated it the fendamental law o1 the repuolic, | HERALD of “Sorosts,” I noticed a discussion in refers ¥ WwW i a t iis sli a Lig) iu ¥ J ie i oa ly and by pre Jarraagement attacked | uitice, ‘The subsequent orders to naive omiclalate | in the Asylum Essex county sent 120, 67 being from | be taken forbidding any further encroachment on | and we bovold now ia the constitution of the United States | ence tg @ monument to Alice Cary, and an appeal A eh en Toute LO Pes tian Ciinese, alter, which they building. At the French Consu tne special fund. The expenditure should be re- teers Aaa purieted to the annual income. He moved a resolu- that at the com- “* % gu Onice, “that vagrant | menenient of iue year te War dcbt, was 2,000,010. Hag te Hat ieee moved. aka Ootonel Ficagerata | 54° ate were killed M. | people and lovers of mischief were exciur al By tho amen: fal ‘and wth =e ed to every woman to contribute to a memortal of some I thoy were not they ought kind, It occurred to me to ask if 1t would not be more jot th to be, (Cheers.) . srety bas of the new order of soeicly which | in accordance with the womanly natare and ststerly priests there, | repoit upon the riot revealed the fact that the Gov- | Newark. It cost to run the coun aud ail the Chrts- | ernor General of Nankin was aware of the intended | Tae rinance Committee set forth timed down tne | riot, He writes to the For the | The latter tas been reduced avout $750,600), inciud- ‘i ion to amend the constitution so as | 4 ey vie yory beste cf Sriants es ee poe. Fonianier, the Consul, M. Simon, the Vice Consul, | populace to Sach a pitch thataday had aciualiy | ingscrip paid. ‘Ihe mterest paid on county war | Seconded, a motion ty Mee cahtant dy ent cant eeaateet ; | love to place a simple though substantial monument and @ number of Chines The mob next been fixed (corrovorating the Protestant mission. bonds nd $id 817; interest at on Essex county to permit General J. De W. Peyster and W. Thomas tible sctllenent of our past conpicte—so much fae only posal: | I Dl Dp) ug! : - Cooke to be admitted as honorary members. bie settlement that the people would always havetoreturn | hy her grave, and with as generous a balance ag dloainouut of receipts from | «General Kusiixg objected. He moved ava substt- | es tiltn Rae hy repaie will have. "no en: | could be obtained, make tho decltuing years of her & considerable number of hatives, ihc reported | the missionary establishments. * * The prefect aad | all sources, $045,440, Tho expenditure for the year Feereoey ios RA Ll or eg ing ahha ai Seen Ba Lg faut gqtettioment is, univer: | wetioved and bereaved sister comfortable by atrocities Connected wth the assassination of these ct magistrates, attended by a numover of the | las been 146; balance on hand, $143,558. After considerable discussion General Rasling’s | with mental reservation Jooking to a chance to overthrow it, | placing itin her hands for her own use? Tosuchs ladies seem too horrivie and flendish for belle. | gentry and lteratt went to the Catholic establish. Consulerable discussion took place over a bill pre- motion was adopted and ® committee of three ap- | but fairly, fully ee ales otis ene memorial I will gladly add my mite and solicit the , 008 They were taken out of the oulldivg, put to death by | ments, The missionary took then all over tue | sented by Dr, Ricord, son of Mayor Ricord. The my earnest eff ee will lwas means Of speits, Kulves aud swords; thelr eyes and | rooms, buy they found Hothing Whatever out of ihe | doctor wanted $250 for making a chomical analysis paren UE wie, metnae and th a TOW see eee Y pane gr combination | same from my friends, I do not kno r Miss Cary pers acy could not one to ‘duty to op) ny moves hearts tora out, aud weir bodies (urown into the | common way, and consequentiy it was proved that | of the stomach of ine maa lranz UO, Tigen, whose working a the ‘opposite direetion we highly ia to thé | sonally, but surely her del! flames of the burning buildings; A Kiench store- | there was ho evidel ore forthe sories current.” | mysterious deuth ina garret has never veen exe | turned, SEN ene ave dourian fotk ot aor Aid Pence of the ‘counter, (leuewed Sheets) tyre | trae t 8 beouatal tribute to hor sister and thet keeper and his wile were kille 1 1881918 ng-Kwoufan, specially appoinied by the Eua- | plained. Freenolder Whiitingham, a doctor him. | atmitted on receiving und Tam in, favor of general ammowty, (hoy fuie or | faithtul sisterly devouon, If I learn through your on ‘their way to Alber!a and the wite of one of them r tOexamule Ito the cause Of U9 Fiots, re- | Hell OF ring tho bill on the ground that ‘Hual mecting. a and seconded that General Arthur | bisck'sol stand up far the “equal rights of . te columns that such & plan mas be adopt dt walt were @iso crue! urdered. And ai is butchery e Cor y on ‘aa employ: to attend to 1 democrats ‘Cheera,) it egin a subscri lon of two dollars an 10 cal was wrongui | ors too absurd for belies by SOF | | since I hove reached Tien ten 1 have most earofuly in. | such casos, ani ihe inquest had uot been ordered Pleasonton, General DoW. Payer and, W. Thomas ina ihe “pattieat dinate ip thould disap pen toasaist the Tenject by influence in my ctrcle, ond " ord. ng to law, was not paid, nor was the fi da be ere. im send the subscriptions to you. irat named were elected unanimously, and the lat- . Political bilities, A eg RR AGoNGEANT (LADY) READER educated or Christian peove: The ee chupes quired into the c! arges bronght against the Row Catuooes bin oll Sc f th were atiackcd, but noue of the missionaries Were | of bewiteding and Kidnapping ebildrea, There is nottueé | Coroner's bill, ten dollars, Somenow bills of this a Killed. ur, Tiommesin, Secretary of the French Le. | least yrooi bavuay oneln tuefoisucn was cugauedin sucha | nature are always diaputed oy tins body. Tue | ¥eF, gentleman received the requisite vote and WAS | initead of protecting ea ee veri, ondatand i | New YORK, May 4, 1871. gue, aud his wife, just arrived, wore murdered | purpose. Fartnermore, tie 150 boy: girls vrought from | gagabbie ls not eaded, Dr. Ricord and tae Coroner | @eclared elected. ing | th tray of ail eons at fn eatgration of fraternal feeling. - nm ut not only wi aidence of the chief function- ; “¢ hospital of the Sisters of ‘The following oMcers were elected for the en: burned the convent and hospital, | aries’ statements) on whieh all the able-bodied wen | road improvement vouds, $4, and murdered ten sisi of Charity, together with } in the city were engaged to meet and go together to | May 9, 1970, $59,234; pal wlore’ they leit the hestioned . d Haye t . * . Vie w amendments do T mean pes apects, Stich was the massacre of Tie SIN, WHC | timo, and that thelr relatives brought them tna i SORT EcarT at ORFORD: Ono ihe are In ree Wrelngen” Asstecant Secretary, Captain. Domsrest; Pressing needs of gu, dared mre seo fetura 19 the Gattie during the conriug keason tue abipment Be iS cael even in Pagen count! Ag ade | napped. of ‘a ny wey eajoted "to ‘come there, ‘ ing the clopement of a Senior at Miata! University Board of. Directors, Captain I assitt, Major 0. F, \d great national peril have nataraliy engendered aloose- | that point, Uolonel Myers started on the 16th of vabout taking out their eyes and opening oun led rormors, without a shadow . J have personally exatuined hn the proof of what they alege about takin: THe RESCL earts Tt must be stated that the wutnorities at Pebin recetved the intelligence win slarm and appeared “a! rolore ° aide ied’ howers, Major W. Kt. Shreeve, General George I. | ness of constitutional notions which, in times of peace, | March with 10,000 head, and Major George the same Met atwavicnnd tue constant thw aay, | Siarpey Gonorat dH: Wars, General aL W. Burns, | estng WS ete ol Taro yin tite | daw ison)” he floming drogen Rare. eter heon regird exene } | Colonel Fitzgeraid. nas et ae M start, viz.t—Benne . milinaay. liad ven ‘Giscovered ‘between them and Among the ofosrs present were Generale Hetntect- | 105% powers w onsteational umifadon ol 25,000; Day & Driscoll, 10,000; Odain & Wheeler, out eyes e ft Uement. ee Guestl nd by but not of th f . Intinacy had been discovered ty hs find, as our ancestors always have , ay 9 Feady to arrive at tome Beli aE wee toon tn te | Ricwiccse, Nor’ te there bay evigenoe: tO show. thet anp Is dupky chacmer until lately, ‘He was accused of man, Mout Granam, ures, Rusling, remain, Sharpe, fou the" main” afeetarta of poptae iver And when J0.009; Johnson, Broan ogo} aptain, Maes 1007 i. Dar . n+ | family to th bs of Ten-igsin has low, young chile ne imtimacy, when he deciared his intention to . AU8e © a ody f 1 AO005 Ay d 7 origit of whether tt was part of & widespread col: | ‘nna tr it such soase had come yet | rial Lieto Prctactiom of the tights of name, those Fights will be wut ia | Jllison, 1,000; J. Filison, 1.000; 8, Murray, 2,000; Je Ht reigners, with few exceptions, | ¢ren; for i such a case had come before gurts t woud | marry her, ‘They lett the city with that intention. pen upon the rights of all, The a i ven Holndthg tho Ameren Minister, My. Low, aaopted | | af 8 peal eae aay Ont he wat | Nothing has yet been heard from or of them, Are | PRoTReTiNa THR FISHBRTES.—The British govern. | jeopardy, by the dangrs troughs Roan He ee contained 1a | Hine, babog doroner Slati@hter, 8,000, Other dro 3 y 4 at to ‘out ir | Such social ties between the races taught to bo | ment sehooner Stella Marts, Commander Lacnance, | the constitution aro 100 nd valuable a boon to will swell the aggregate of this tnd sacred | Wil 7 os fi natural and becoming at the Miaua V ersity ’— | left Quebec on the Ist inst, for the protection of the ormanentiy jeopardized in providing lor ® passing emer. 150,000 head. The operations of tho ty tety uid guerer, MAY de wr “ntiainimeaue Toucy. Por coadoys ligy shepe E found myeoit compoued | to ¢xcoed (hose of any previous one As to the reports that they «iif chikiren a ir bodies for (he purpose of concocting medic! rgans, itmay ve replied that even Wild savas i bal variaas reuse ty acttuys. Low auch lees, buen, | Cui ii the latier view. Indeed, trom tue tr st gentle. | man took the side of the Chiuese a) imadyeried | 4 upon the tadusoreet Conduct of Uc Mus igcod Uvueul | bere