The Sun (New York) Newspaper, April 26, 1867, Page 2

+ RARSI 8 AME BY HAIR DISAPTEAR 4h," section. lote a Aring what becomes of public ioteroat Special Advertivenionte | Frening Amusements, {that revulsion, aud it fell with heavient | and murtetpal walrus: welthes «;qwacemtty | weight open th Ver Xnie me denly becarné a demg in the market, and |The shortest plan for remedying this evil the we of Deion'e ACADEMY OF MI ‘ ' m in ity | we 6 ei an tl y CAV LLARIUM, RROAn@ AY the down in y spldity ald be either to abolish the Common Tecan be truly oetd eke no Prepare ion for the NAL ACD ney kr D si | Connell, of else prevent the Legislature met iis ome decked weRCN Be bie : ‘ atate The bright ha and | from further meddling &with onr locn! af duit a to" erie'e shat aw alee ot Siva. onl « ™ 4, ved \ t will re fored hhiae oy Micoite.s P y witel (bi int vu be CHanEhy we ‘ « ¢ pliwere aun grat ' “ ‘ a! , ec yrvey a huis “ the 4 . as Sentence Rita bef ‘ A Rly . Fare ert, eed tao THE NEW YORK st ' i a 1 Miteen for AN ; : Br lth mie of #bioh these rascnis were ¢ OTHE Halt KIDAY MORNING, APRIL 25,1 t 1 matics contd 5 t, and eng Hie yaks | 5 dniee te ok 1 nd the result haw been ad sa letave and fh Paet fio p he part of professional p 5 ay ower My rue Aud het | CLE cou | Madlateand ancy Uoode deaie's ; cvedingly dangerous to the eeocre { \ « f the communtey ‘ PRICK OSE DOLLAR tt] Grawthet Repubiteantam in torope | ara ta i tifal, | DeAce and safety of the community. It i RICAN SOGMITY FoR THE Pau A winll nf, Wut one nt dlerp | living expenses a Pe Oe Balance aed bed ARAL. baled Le EA yemien of Gime a Aultonle Wrans No Ad A ‘eink ut the rights of citizens appreciated by Sitention of cere. \e tmaee an they stecur, aud t ‘ with personal violence, has ther Friort the sumtier of (hw oficer wo three Rooms. shst wt e. Toland, Xpatu | the westera tereitorien ave he MERICAN AND FOREIGN PATENT f political afaire and the organiza ears, ato eafonitated to attract (he aver: | Overs Penalty lnenered by these maters AGENCY -MESBRE. MINS £00, Putian pee i flatts tora will have ® wholesome infinence on@ Of the Reventific Awe eam” cont une to act ae « Kopuliican pa onughiow he rapid country * | elaag of men who can be deterrod from evil Rivarnaye ‘or nore than soe that rey au islons are 94 vids 1d bentlation 18 Mls yration, Cader) The New York Relection Famnpl ber 1 t t the Consiitatlenal Conven te allover Barone fn the hese circumstances it ia not improbal Jortant ‘ Tho wing IA ® revived and corrected “8 fenced by threats or {pm rants from the older Statow oleae Tiendhy: from the Bist CHEAP LST AND Mond DE RALE F th : 4 Harvest 1 Italia; Kepublivans in Ro PAIPR IH HAIN LYE fo the rights « 0 people, a etre wa tuaaiva NOT ATAIN THY HAIN | France » . an today, wer Ailes at tae 1, So Trews |16, Matthow Tl 6 ee ei vain, the qumation ernment awhin | on | AD Charretree Trade bas Hey os Media Ue BullTeAte that, if no injury befall it, | goth it, Strong Vin. ©, Brow “ : we may expect the moat bountiful larvoat | Win Wiekha Lealio W. Russell vigilance Jown the | * Erastie [rool x Kalin A. Merritt te that we have had for man a. The Hrow q , an eatit or ern prompoets” 8c6. aleo § sone St Gouke 2 Wilton H Mer DAL ENTS Mrs 400, HAVE ; : of p r ® mo avers Vid TE \ Richard W. She . ‘ a . 2 : 1 ean B.C, Kerry ating ‘ 1 1} Heater Mot RARE SEEDS — 4 CHOICE AND KRAUTI cog jer We an alo al en . " ¢ fonr dollare ' Mid ‘ Parker, giqued'as the Ba Bad emus ex ee c ‘ r | day f Dont 4 Jo. Geooge Ruthbae i os " ' ‘ \ few e ar 6 ' 1h, Com Chas C. Dwight fe ‘ fi Mang ninint the ‘ t Wn MW Ornon Arch thy ; COV Lata mm ' rev . . j ti pe \ wa if on ". Moleriwh If fae . 4 thin mee 4 heot ; er | FG. Lanham, f ; 7 | Win, HE Honaton Ania Me Donate ei ore H cay | 1 ha a Gould Sterling’, Maile ter 1 1 Sy Ty 7 Pcs } Wilain c. 8 Avrabam A ; sy ay, [12 dohn St. ¥ * Jerome Pall f 4 \ 1 oe ‘ \ ! ant ENTERIC AMERICAN “ A oi 1 to ‘ ' Juha M. Wa v ra. J, Parnhare ‘ " " ul es nay ‘ fe vaiue of winch , ‘ The Text of the Luxembura Vreat t 1 Notia \ ' 1 Grand aaa fore , Da 1 - t ar \ . THE MENIOAN CLNOS, ' MN v ‘ 0 | a Opinions trem all Sides Hew Mexienn APU, SCIPSLINIE AMEMICAN La aia a yoligra are Mase A Kaa lec Webb NAL OF AR, BCE . i ‘ ‘i ' The m1 sere tik aiehe se * f 1 Nias tar ia ‘| wy ed at § a beyie Kasiay.geeot pew me ‘ ationa of t Quarrcting Over the Spoils, ‘a Diaz to hand over tho, lin ot : rh hs Tie eu wrangling between the! | perial forces aud the Goverument to eget bd ‘ ji tended to be liberal, 1 ate and ct uncle en be peoula sud sou fold, There lee 9 between vative, He bas tried to play with all the sieurab.e ton ihe we # wert A oof the ' om Which aeoma to be irveprossile, Hod | parties, thinking himaelf x profound fntor, os Neverstore pelt a ‘ SOA Ue reaann at ie Up inlaveate ar Cha Fil fiom, and today be finds hineelf scored ainbere, wm sBloE Rv lune ; for ranean by allo them, aud roduced to the prote 01 ovat 6.4) pages ane several hundred eagre proved fs , the | fore Pl nape ¢ & Mt tho tn 'that Miramon and Marquez may wish w . UNE Co. Purteue« town lote ape eld recent neasion to transfer tl togive him, The poor devil has got iat Nonit Park vow, News ack ; expe ere nse Dusineas to the Board of I Qian | sucis @ mare, that he will lauient a how ' thie Ay Aste ae eran ‘ asslaey 98 te pare “OF She Cau at hitnaelt in the silver throne ' put in thé atmy, andthe Justiors are | translating of editing phe next twe year not at all particntar whether or mot tha. m Hf Li no evidence of gutit ntenee in the eriminal ‘oars in the army, oxic, a aoldier forever, sn ranke and there Ones in the Me NO PHeAPE OX of the ranke ap by the preat ga fa it atill rovolte ajeainat it, altho bad, for mlong time, aa arrangers a New ngtand Aaytuin, t ase of my deat! ity A new plan was proposed bis Thore ia no rol | herself, at first in jost, then in eariest. The | gq: The so-called soldiers in way noldiers pkdier fore ve constantly are new fill their places. nnd then abe might have two it being gobbled np tot wife And the right of the lier to fee in fully wa clear ae the right of the tyrant to the lal abo he a woldier | fo what end ia he a soldier! ander on the people of that oo having aoldiera in Mexico, be followed claimed aa 6 meaning. A simple atteatation of thin | inte attitude on her part aatixflad the letter of Jaw saya there | th except in the technical aenm d | The teatimony, view of our Fe she wished it, The truth, the whe tradited ana Dut thin clause of the treaty tthe motent Mexican officiain oan come a deserter fr my wnd have him delivered to them. by the only one that by hearte, That truth satiaf ter, while ite just ai find by the purity an In order, however, to autiaty some wero: | and ploa of couacie require proof that » man ian Mex jean soldier, no Mexivan on oue anil i@ © and death proof of that fwot ind tion of Mexican d ne Ak a Mexican manded the oxtrad the eam A ATKANOE #TORY, imonial Tafel hour when sie “stood the eorpae the p that State wife | by the aide of the down at ny T appeal aa witnesen ¢ ext pliysiologiat pieces of bark tw il treatment of the refractory serve had @ serious ume of table family that halt | yenerablo relies of the earth's childhood ot confound the pine | the tir of Yoromito Valley with the Big Trees tor | ant isone, | game ie up Washington ‘or: { dla each othe yun | aball b bad known ine since my yo n yoare ago, ligent, refined, ) spond the Su wed herself cap neurable epilep: triondly man- | niidenoe and aytpathy | mete tis t blo ot taking care of my ti He paticnt nm an efficient an claasicn, writing a migitituts of Review ae | emp +, fad publishing, through |W rer gsm, the famiong' River | long e of Bie dn’e W the novela | and Dokeus, Miltnan'e Latin Christianity, | Fle cee, Macantay Mieeettanton, | ar A could not a r os) My ne wif ti allod her. A reentry fio alte, Leo. ning to know the situation, mdviaed Ui pations | PAn nal tle between we ahould be mevere ail of One | pe ke cure of her tt will be raid that no th I make such a proposition. Verily | pera wife could. Let it be remembered that | there 4 was a wife on'y in mame; in real legis atopted child. Sle lial come to regard ta religiously wrong relations of wif She | world ardently dentred to be re nthe re aponaibilities of @ ata fll. | for When asked by mew pet | tion of divorce in view, to assume the place te: | then red of her hy the external bond of one iwion, ahe revolted, declared abe mould | jro never live with me again, and remained ex. Vyr tremely unhappy till ahe discovered toy | 1 law, ‘There was no witue sgainat her, | m en fram the potnt « I life, was for her, aud as je truth her, thing hnet the w 1 the secret of oar the law's let: | atin Juatice of our ainia made a first nure wiivoree on the nake uuder that clause in the [nd tothe Judge power md of matrimony, wl nt for all partion ur tnil * uot a matter of at. Woe aucceated elaow " s after the ¢ married again, The ¢ by aide with her ing the ceremony, not to act wa) hor Mr ul / the attack ‘has it approbation in the stron tarriace Waa private, in our Aa the clergyman pro end | of the words of the vier, he ar, firm t It io all just na Vie marriage was aolemiced | TM ntatives of some of the | w Mn city » would not the Rk ¢ in the who 4 the ee ny, bail Mated) © thie divorced wife to wtand beside | pg Woman that was to uaurp her place. down “to avenge the wronga of this | the wrotebed woman.” Th etohed wow Low has wet beet till ous peaceful de- | feminate meatic cirele wa 1 by thie attack) | i a dozen years, as she has b nee tlat | ning At the of the ceremony, meself and | however former wife inthe moat | Lard r us manner, promiaing to keep | b® an long as ahe is spared to ug,” tan we | the ne for mercy at the judgment sent.’ | wh That adoption te in the forin of a document igued by us, witnessed by thoee present at | all hie he ceremony, and lett in the handa of a | reading of the listingnished clergeinan, open at all tines | alt Retore our marriage we algned le effect. ‘These bonds are now hinds of onr attorney, where they w main and may be ween by properly inte Tt has been publicly report . for her a lary fale, Sho had an toarried, thir yours my $1.66), She now has enongh, from p y things are painful t but the wide circulation givea notives of the writer of that wrt ring ever you ate tint wrote it, Lwssare you | ba ut ate i tinent mavkery, In her |! ne orhaps we hoavivst physical ca. | 6 8 sty ronuded with ust Ui DG TREES OF CALTFORNTA, Aa Interesting Descriptio ‘ So far ax known at preaent, Cal ® ring any part | tl of the | My u roam Bi Trees the 1 cat, atcha <br ie re than aixteet Lasix more than | M! partially conmumed by fire, 16 ved to | th cavity ed in the side of a h bg cupies leas than half the thickness ¢ unk. ‘Throngh another etem lyiy i the ground, fire has bored an ati our e avaleade through it| 1 toend, wea railway train Koce height more than three hundred, “If cat off | Mer ‘ * apon the # If the | aueee yi These monster treea ave lont . oof the Some bote ste their birth tar bas cartieat hus | HY morning twilight of the Wark) ; to look Well, says Holme In fact, there othing ope it } tar ve Lhnow—but a tr 1 have eand truth.” | 9 on cut, from the Big Trees, | me tor plush, It is very soft, and | ty es of the Vacitlc coast often use frag: | # Tho reader shou! vias of whioh the Grizzly ines, Hike those are simply hight, slender y. The delleate tracery of th tifal beyon ption: hur the | @ The ritor: a by boring with aucare and | prodacing the foreery, compels Goaig. ¢ sae gong Then Katy « need to Mered ish, J Tho work | tentify to K reaime nothing neat now be 4 goneral statement that the mat the Sterras, aint News, Wai Stock market, ¢ lay afternoon, show no npared with those ef von ral tendeney of Governmente were old cloned at | market was enay ar 5 af p ional tranaa: eaimiy drank the hemlock ite time, waa a oF hOIde IMperAtive Hecte | gorrows, wed anil rej at lower rates mercial paper waa qitiet, choice billet | inquired for at | exchange was fir has segregated Yo gammite Valley and the Matinee Grove of | ig Tre fa 734 per cont held for higher ra Billa at 60 days on London were wuld at On ‘Changs to yur Was more active and @ shadca thew apart ae ple tee aud Aasigna forever. or bankers’, ties the lars o¢ | wublimest nat at and grandest park and the rmigmion appe nted hy the Governor of rvation and prote: em wecensi ble, mutilation, and Art attempte th: pon the simplicity and grandeur of | Corn opened about |* th the advance lont. #26, better Oata active, vandal hand of 6 Maripoas Giverri: saya that the naw ted by the wove actions of tiie Federal and State governments, baa lead to ding of & couple of ouding to the Valley, frow both travolore and touriata would way and depart At prevent the only entrance ia by = bridle pat’: made to induce the next Legis to appropria 4 para apirit was ratio: | the building ad BALES AT THE STOOK BROUH ANGE 3 Beaton Wat. P ‘a 35: fas of the courts, | good rade $2. to enter one 53$ 3 3 3 ole truth, waa told | jniserab rte will be = segs we roads. preliminarion w: ahead by private enterprise and subscriy 358s 3; i I I WALL ACK'S TAT RR whieh has veither # moral nor elevating inthienes. but to | if thin is the sort o tack thiu a hie audiences games of char Miss Mary Barret e like @ living | herself ed the proftered offi knowing herself hid-aneport |The play opens so Wells, Parko Kx OT te nephew of t humaelt the hear to sad | fines everyboily's sof Country Prov sof Katey's aly concerne’ the val it botanists | Merediih has wleo backed though atill Pigakin Claly Thanke to e attempts fii knows that it Dadmatted to the sta the race, but SPECIAL NOTICES, fous and pure € A doy Crey Hair restored to tts original ¢ New i with @ to get on hie h he de nd vows he The exeitou YING-N ASYLUM nty-two inches tu thick” | by forg hess, Of «rich mahogany tinge when | I eared with tho plane, it looks like deli: | (he cousequenc herself in his They enden notes of the as beforehand in dis!