The Sun (New York) Newspaper, December 5, 1868, Page 2

. THE SUN, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1868, 7 AMUSE WENTS, will beno difficulty in rendering tho gardea, | Issa conflicung ordots, ond mutnally | MADAME OLYMER AUDOVARD'S CON. | oMutre, 904 epochs 19 legislation, was Rert pe TUE LARKIN HOMICIDE. BUNT AMS, —e ett a ont, a Ja onde! FRUENCES. dered, a8 te caso of Inawmersble scelal evils. : —a— - boon sere ton Lyte Thompvon Bartercae | Y'! 1 tM ee bile! inked Baths Ale 2 i hl valid : Hl penecenihern 2 Hoclely Mast bo impertet and fell of wronce of | MADFEME Conrt—Chambers—Tefore edge | It is reported that A. T. Stowart ts to open @ ‘Tronpe, Living avd Wild Animate, | Dee en ie Fue fe Cp ae pects Aha Cir vids The tights of Women, every Kind, ay long as Wie divorce Of the macaline | Butberiand—The Harkin Homicide Case | store in Boston, SALLACK'S The Lancastvetam, Blwent gerey, | It ehoul! bo borac tn mint shat the Park | We do not wndortake to gay which Jaiges | Tn aseardence with the invitation of the French | and the feriniue inictivct w matutatmed in all depart | TWO Accnaed Partios Admitted to Tatts =They call the Canntion fogtlators MP. Py yaw ronn ie SCA Ties vie spesstto lane One ters have never propoved to es | Lave been rightand which tinve beon wrong, | >, We Cercle de CHarmonte, Madame Orrere | mente of piitica iti, The decradution of great | ‘The hearing npon the weit of Aa? “Stembers of the Provinele) Partiewent 1 ‘ Pah Ar new. 1 fe Wer Con roness to the’ ° fort to whe areoet, | errtior We caves of Trg! in Russia this Movte<Cinderolta, Bitar Hiders and Arroiats. 4 tublisi tution designed exclusively | but Clearly have not all Leen rit; and | AVPOCARD hen transferred her Con*ereness fo thet | nambers of anturta We whearccet, | errtorari tn the ences of Teg in Russia this and » women | —Patti is engaged to sir ; : rooms at ¥ Clint e, and last evoning delivered | g, targely to Wie detocra t egistation that | Permenn, and Aan Hines, ehwrzod wi the (wo following erase Matinées Wedoeadays ani Saive tors rs for tl tion of Ds. Drynwtuet 4 t isn miserat dor which euch : chat boy? ce (hose onan gshwicdirycomumenypeng Brod i pine. “The London Bip QHRATER FRANCAIS.<Geneviove de Hravaat. Mot ‘i dpa thane | he a under which eucl ® | poe ceurth tecture there. Give from that canse, Tule education especiaily | OF Felix Lorktn, took piace yererday afterne The London Spictotor saya that the ldberale nfé on Catnreey, | his » bat an agr le res state of things can be bronght about, | Tor eutjoet, the Cir and Potted Rights of | peeds the eupcrvistom of women, and w | counsel for tha acenaet, Mr. Hows, read a troverse j ioe jament are “ for ones diretplined ike PIKES OPERA Not Blue Metinte on | the p As they thomeclyes om go, | Women, was treated with att the keonnens, bre ing that the Coroners thamtaition | 4 reviment ponertarae 1 eore P. “Tho Zoological Gardens, established @ ‘The relation of the Government to the Se- | of comprehonsion, loreal force, elegance, and wit, (9 | Xow York, 1 would always be tmpecfac!, aut to a | Wet bilegel, and that the eMiavite taken befo-e him OYWORTH PALL, 26 Broa: ant : v =Thoro is @ man in Troy who manufactures artificial cre, ent to be quite # good as the gevaing article, whieh he seile et 15 cents the dozen, sed lamp-tighter in San Prenetece ~ tional Bank eorreney does not eeom to be or. | Whies Ler hearers had be om: Ferd ved Hn her | considcrabla extent burtiul, antl woman bad a 7 ally understood, some potsous contending that | Previous Conferenc Bae sald tet it was $mpO% | stare in ite control, SOWERY THEATRE=The Drankard, The Red will 9 o in their character to tho | 115 Gorornment Is Pesponsible for the notes of MVC to propose the discussion of this tovle without | Mhe need of feruining partietpation In government Handeome Juche. Nattave att. | maln object of the ground, that is, reercation + | the bank (the Coroner) were Alega!, because the difendante were not a popular pleasare grouad, lowed the sid of counsel ¢ that the reinrn of tive ens wes bat and y4 for A rejoluder of issue |, A dischar, ring the exe Inctrumonta’ Ce aeert. j& part ¢ | , others thatit fanot, Practically, the | Tt wvoking the raillery, the fotire, and the porsiface | woe strikingly Wlustrated by a description of the city i} hy the Sapreme Conrt, revenged Linself wetting out the street lamy ge Recttat, and whilst! will become a valinblo nid in | former are right; theoretically, the latter. Tho | ples hhle n yen oeamarates bag of New York, and thore peeniiaritestof ite adminis i... Marit te rater, Hg Compe mien nightly. Bs sah common rchool instewetion, their primnry | law creating the banks provides that when any | hms + | tration which nataraily strike a airangor, whose anid the aoe traverse, oe Mee cate, Laled wan greeted Gavtng & seeedt visll Milont spent for that purpose here In the co : the rotnen, | o Wo agrecable entertain | insti general visitor, A purely selon. | eulatio moot Will not be attempted, as | f still an inferior Weing, in come sort & Flovey | sources Of in(remati tint fe gecn tn poigic jon for e o , Is { " " pom Ore wim or Felix Larkio. ‘That bereren to and Mhrea i hance wit tion formed under it fils to redeem its cir | eutject to an authority which t Impored | and read in the Journala, If'women tad a voide, | crcioek in the morning of November Si, 136%, he wae bs adel gt rt ‘yee Alga tes rhein aa the Treasurer of the United States siall | apron her withont her consent, to tiwa in the enact. Now York be #0 fithy? If they had power, | Mone in bis oyster saloon, corner ‘of Hadaon atid Dat about the Alsvarne ¥" e notice, at the expiration of thisty days, for | mont of which the hes bad no part. AM power te tn Conn) trects, which was ekoed and barred, and wee | =< Emancipation Day," Jon. 1, fe to he cole. ‘would there be aeh corruption, such eqaand ring of ut going ta bed, when be Leard pounding at wis " . it will necessarily Interfere with the main | holders of the notes to presont them to him fur re. | the hands of man, but he does not feel sate of keep | he taxpayers’ money? Would the tenement housea | door, and ‘voices vlemandio adiaittan Biche one pbb be nig a C., and probably other pieces, f ot, ot forts and the railicry with whieh he answers the | ne fe to oveapy? ‘Tho | Opened the door, on being sasnred that the | N =: | object of the pardena, and render ¢! spa | Gemption, Hoe is then to pay the notes as fast ax a 2 ‘ he fo unfit for human ereatares to oveapy’ f * “ my eat held f fe nd reader them more they come in, and indersnify the Government out | #e™and for the equal rights of woman botb Whites | stminiateation of a State oF a eltyreeemblen a huss. | qemieamin, Nore fiends tad Ave, men cm Hooks to the value of # million and a half of Cc ¢ = tort ‘i a appeared s } Z __ | formal and leas free and attractive, of the bonds deposited as security by the bank. if end betriys lis fear leet his elaves may become ciaun: | noid; and the order, the economy, the love of nests | furiote and half drunk. That “Larkin ealted | dollars wero Imported into the United States from 5 = It will at once be soon that, as an exhibi. oo ’ onan. | elpated. nee and honesty which belong to wouan, are as ins | fF oyster stows, ‘That deponent answered | England lart year, ae Sums fi » the proceeds of the bonds ore insufficient, then While f ta} Wee tone t A wee: y J that his fres had gone out, bat could furniel Mr, Froderic Wh rad Bngltah travatt tion, each a parden could not fail to prove | ihe G FE (act ava a WINE: (lal fu the Mile tn eoeial fe man pretends to regard weman | dispensable in the one as the othor, raw oyelers, ‘That Larkin without responding, ap —My, Froder hymper, an English travetter 1 pada! me | exdcedingly atttadilve, NM ty tb he Government iy fo have @ first Ton fur the de. | qwith reverential gallantry, while he speaks Ofher | he reasons uauaily avdgned why women should | Proselicd a ible, on winch waa placed a lum,and ree | Of repute, who has just publisived a volume of travel = Weevte, t eo) 4 Xeoadingly attractive, Bo well i4 this an- | ficicnoy upon all the remaining assets of tho | and toher in the disteet of the imagination and of | pot vote were cliborately considered, ‘The frst qreatcd denonent to ent some off tha Joint tor him. | and adventure In Alaska, has Joined the editorial E vebaann Helin 5) Bote LM m0 who make ita business to | bank, “Ht thus results that while the Government | voetry, ta reality he clings to that arbitrary eontrol | was, that women do not ferform military duty. If | steve ehjen the men preeent Intccorcmay took inte | Malt of the Alfa Culforaia. ; ; Piny copies to one address low | Provide the public with amusements, thet | does not formally guarantee the payment of the | over her, to the despotism whtes he haseo long en- | enis wos eanclusive, It would also exclude from tho thele han I from the lance died. deponent | —Jobn Staart Mil was defeated for Parliament ORLY per yen ‘ ‘ verene nd le | notes, prom 0 ate ase of insol. | Joyed. ‘The lover, who is al! humility, devotion, dis. oe evety ix ‘es poate ss he mente wait and he would procure some Ms ‘1 < i Wrrviy per year... a oe TP | nanagers of great experience and nimple |" , it has pron ist to 1 pin, in case of insol. iat ate wes a ne peri res Se Neel eninge every imian who fe not competent 1 be 9 | theses, und thet Larkin, replied tn certain vile nat by Wiliam HT, Smith, th Re adon news ag mt é ™ | wealth have been anxious to take the work | Yevey, and pay thom, waiting for reimbursement restednors, and 6 J i toldier, Next, many of them would not make a good | ooserne expressions... That depon* Jas made a fortune by selling newspapers, TH tah LOL ewe TI, f private aperuin. | Unt! the bank can be wound up, Molders of gin becky had ria ve cigs haou ty " the rie une ofthe suffrage, Tile would also exciude a great | that jt was unmerscey to ns mn; | BHO coples of the London Timer, said pelos a neti . ing Ni i} " oe i" n Positive and practical of men when the terns of the | many men, Nest, many women wonld sell thelr pF Ape 4 ar) =A Scotch clergyman was talking very sa Uioa, While thore are ovions objections to | National Honk bills therefore need not, under ary | iarriage eontract are to be reitiod. Iie own inte ig if Fiat" atyonent’ surwered,” hen he 8 ays tpl gumecrfhere at thete homes, bay ae nae titan Mistrist, at #2 outs par | Che Receptance of a a testa Odice | if a soviety of publ ea pistol, and with y rlonsly toa porlavloner about drinking, and hoped ‘* head, cocked the pistol, and sttempted | he aad produced some ete, And eo he tad, for votes; but, socorting to the newspapers, many men Balled do the same, Next, they would neglect their house: ne) things, provide for Is own | Hotte and children, and injure their delievey of | 10,0r It batt the woman whom with 0 sad 7 vistol Was no chiounstonces, be alarined at news of bank fil | peste are then tho first olject of his uiten- ures, for they ara euro to be paid thoagh no | ton; he mnst, before other creditor gets acont, future power over fich proposition, yet sivited citizens should tay 04 the newssta ‘i ‘ character, This argument was treated ag absurd. | run to hie” connter and. took up a snail | bad thing, especially had whisoy {* earning” lls tion of the design which -— wary lovely and charming words he profesees to ah Weald feel that the interests of her | clad, and us Larkin was about to again level the prs- AU Pan laribraud: oh veloctpotia ¢ George S. Boutwetl for Secretary of the Joners have originated, by | The ten era call it, of the | adore, tol, ‘struck bim a blow on the bead with the eat, ® ‘tors were involved in her vote, BLE | Put deponent then rushed to the strecs, slouled | Champs Elysées after dark, ond ¢o many ac vote Inteitzently and conselentionsiy; ond | -Potien” anil rapyed for masistance wilh his cub, | have recently lrpppened froin collisions, that an edict we net of voting, formed, would powlse de. | That on retnrning to his enioon, te deponent wat grep Ps the act of voting, #0 performed, wonld nowlse des | That on ritnening to iis suinon, the denonent wie | of the poiles now eon (o afl a autora to ailrond war military phrave, t on od; or rather, | ‘The savery ofoveman has always existed, Tt be- o field of battle ia widening, | fan int reences and barbarity of ea:licr ages, It Nos continued through every degree of racial trans taking mpon themselves the labor and re- the wh ban rh yoster: iesue 1 unetio cy ap | Jie Banyann yostertay issued wn injunction rensury. Me ‘ infortautton, from sourees | SPouaibility of organizing and conductia We havo j els ride ‘ institnt 1 the intercet of the pall faraat Menai tract from the (emining beauty of her natar kang, headed by one O'Day, Thata scufle ensued | their mactines, fn Boston which are entitled to be regarded sata: he In f the pu inet the officers of t! » Now York Central; see | formation. Ttexista now ae truly aa ft haw ‘Tho right of wornen to vote was next defended on | between doponent and Larkin, Larkin torcing de- | Lord Napior of Magdata has departed for 2 With creat confidence, to the offect that ( plying atl revenues derived frota tt rien * feted, modified and softened In eppexrance pert the ground that ae reasonable, conscientious beings, | Pouent Into sa enclosure, aud striking tlm wile ; ith great cont ’ « t at the we i ee perticulars in another column, Let Commodore | iat in substance caventially the mame, rovleg ene INS.) Lo was down, ‘That, knowing Larkin's ebmrmeter | India, and will urrive in ay ia considerably lose beading Republic vsorbaxcnesioeGos4ae eT USAT Pa PPE Poa gh hae auitt look ont! Io is supposed to be at | sqan eognedts wom py at By Pag ae ia Ag ag elit Sagan and hie pre @epoornt wos nirald of Lar. | than a year from the tine ke quitted that ety. < hero ean bo little do 0 desired ‘ 3 Man Prgnrds woman as essentially an tafe e- ch they and thet are to in, and ecu any occasion of offence ‘ ce nua tur in noticlpatin Appoir of the | theto enn b lowbt that the desired end | tie bottom of the Erie war, He aust now {ee 1 AM apOODN HUE Hi THLE OHMIC, TOWER IN: | cer tuerteeE ti Kenia alee aie aaa eae ted ang, oecaslon of eatrnce. | Within that period, trom n comparatively obseure Hon. Gro. 8. Boutwent, of Groton, to the | Weld be attained in a speedy and eativfae | fond his orn citadel penta uf breatioin (han Mévhedtwinteetur Aub WAP |\cuescces tune unvach Tata wentne te paaced Wound with any knife tpon the said Larkin, but | Meer, ne has Yeeome a Gouoral of worldwide note, F sh | sehe Wahine : : Pay taxes, they should tive @ votes In regard to the | that afer the fatal occurrence the puliceann fuand | There is at the presunt time « question of office of Sccrejary of the Treasury in tho | SFY Manner, 1 SRY STN | Vforer, but tm sntelligenee, Judgment, Com | mesmures which render tanition necessary, the knife with which deponent eut the hiw upon |. made % Col é 061. Gn ee - Tho Polio Commissioners yesterday de- | ccience, in all that mules the inmanity of man. Ai | "qpentitet wae dteteated, ty cae cargestions | tue pitte with the hamyae wae shown by tie teste | Changing the Spanish fag, Tustead of a siripe of abinet of Gon Gna ie, Rober Hewes dled iad petroliinn: Favies G. MeCons, of the | wien, wild tow cecepttonn, entertain Ute aesticnedt | cadeesemeew huh we have tor hen cree | mony Dapke Or McAdams, and that tie | yellow between two of red, there would be one Wo havo 1 moans than th ined (ie elected oi len? Girne aa 15 Naalip seca k Ceeiee, a: id 1h oaae: sha | Pivk as Gens ed teas fle De Gabon WET entree eer ue cer uae fale bicod stains ou 1. | euch of yellow, red, aud vioiet, ‘Ihese were he ave ated 00 (uslghtig Withee Gib Ad Hine eleetion of Gen, Oranr os Pre inet, i ar th aAtnblehy port,and by Dellant eatliw of wit and ; ¥ Wai i ferinis tala of Caaile vin of thelr hen ere itis. The tement made belure t the functions of ad uviform and exerc nt, his riding out with Mr. Boxnen, of th which it Is diMeutt to transfer into any Hingnnge tess eipation is well founded. It is not too ; ‘ politan Policeman, Thin person, it will he ro. | {Hil Is that man and woman aro not the same: ther | puncte than the French, Madame Auteu had refered Md cresvesamine Sei apeens iyad vel adibtchtal acatpal bya ‘ Lodger, has attracted attention; and the in- | i v g i | are not Wentical in tind aad sont uny mere than In t trea ne | hibited an ni relfesteem, In London Much to say, however, that there is no states 3 | membered, was the offeer who, on the jon of . if claded, amit hearty applanse, ty advising al htwevses teatity ing a Bh deh ke e's ' 1 pasdine bet + airy is made, What does Mr. | their physient stenetare; but they are equal, ond F. Howe, tu appear in his bebalf, | onee he addressed a ledy who was standing berweem man in New Eugland better qualified than bi : the recent nnprovoked an lanly aveault npon to rete y tases until the 6 Tit te withenses aguinet him, MeLane, and | himeelt o Duke of W 0 : See. Toeewaie Ih Asaies Jet 1 whet iv he after? Jat 08 the ee eee nen et ea aaa Tee | Slat fs more, they are necossary to complete each | yeen accorded to ficKenta; were provessioual pugitists s} le I aretha Vest ae a ices ead vaeoll o" Tw 0 discharge the onerow ling ts x ne e eve! ye sees ape Beeps Aa angers, Atholl | Giver, Whore either is wanting, the other t# defe . felons, and were ferocious and der n “* Madame, bow lappy should you be to find you fanctions of the Treasury Department. ‘To | {ins te asked concerning evorybody ele | navt two in the mor {hie duty to | ¢ cor perverted, ‘Tho mind ef woman fs Just as f } Cask UNO ay of Larkin, sid eat he had been w titully atte | placed between the two greatest men In Kurope ? t i} * nome is mentioned fa conection n ' TNE CASE OF COM. MEADE, thr in the morn by Larkin and bis as. éi A s \ B Midd Ok gieae cleared. te tates | TOO: © nenti councetion a, not the 4, but the assaited. | dispensable to the just aud orderly condact of every = Le cactonine colar ceet ek tecas tamaa st hintie —The Mobile Regier says Southern plante ea extrecnitiiaty: talest “tek he with Gen, Grant's, Tn response to the and that they | depertinent 6! athe miod of man, Tt ts only by Card from the Ctty Prison Physicians olstarb hat at the conclusion of the test | ers are ¥ Of to-day thaa they were be core th ‘ bs ablestenatenlaer citi at ta We think we can answer ell curious in ld be taken juto eustudy, this man sciged the | the perfect nar tho masculine and feminine | 7 te dlitor of Te Sen thany at tae ioueats Coroner Finn. in a mont exten: | war, ‘They are free from dbt, and recelving more ails adm nist ratio i fitetity * ye : es : aa ie o ane Pulver arate a edi ene dinary and unprecedented nranner, wed the | gy it cotton that ev bine, te eres : as a : e H ry ‘ . y quirers on this point. It is reported by gen nplainunt with great violence, and dragged | Intell that the right development of humanity, Sin: In your Thursday morning's edition ther fury in these words: © Ovutlewen, thiy Is Ue the | for thor cotton than ever before. Formerly they > every d and his character for fy 1, which originate! from an + tof the day befe ] most horrible imu | tian ever heard vs which Tor sty o'er young | Were always one cro and you mst fir in debt, nud betouged te theta Ue ie to | Mtl the Fight government of public os well as private | appeared an etites sho prote: ne ff Lim through the public streets, threat iho preeind Yo eave, tisee WR eB OIF | ee ee ee ew Gree rsycan Ve altalued. In tho prosont state of | ticle of the Meentng, sxen and Gon, Mt afior tho elve. | Knock him down with his elub, for protesting in w Integrity and patriotism are worthy of ¢ il thes? pris; | tuctors, Now they have learned economy, and are a je 8 gull It is your duty to find a verdict of . WANT ST) cistngs, oan adut: man as an {lol or ® toy; nJustice was done to tha phiystelans of the Clty 4 " their own masters, most entire co co. On the qnesti f i rs : Wilttl turer again’ all (ree of Gere privouers, as : is ‘paul ances nthe anestion the firat thing that Mr. Boxer told | eainst the personal outrage, and insi Hut be does not make just laws, nor can he by bin. ate Tegnré to the alleged tnennity of Richard | from tiw cvidence they are sll euilis;"" & rho | —The longest artillery range on record in Enge t his views are in harmony that he should do his 4 + At the station | wig, dew United | fulteoroner thereby preetuded the tid Ju 1 ‘i " c , e from ar: | tend, vie. 10,200 yo ttained at Shock the General wes that he, for one, did not de- ’ the until the Intellect of woman is | W. Meade, fr,, formerly an officer In tt a tusie eat uabiaen coctetlnn’ nee and, Vite ye Was attained at Shoebarge Wath those of the great body of wtert BY | ory any offico, Me. Dosnun enjoys an in| Meuse be further atterpted to. prefer cba Cointtied th nein Hegtlation thatthe ten wilt be | Bten Navy." °TUN TAOS NOS) ring at te Btn the contrary nwpen TBS | ees tant taontlgby Whitweth's Oelnch ina whom Gon, Grant was elected. Should he ad ts ‘ Het whieh the give he he deposition ee not against the midnight ruftiaos, but ogainst the | what they ought to be, duty (oO myself ant my asiatunt, Dr, Anderson, come of between two and three handred | yictin of hia own viol Subsequently he had | Phy sclence shows that the homan being ‘ tony » foto he artie's of the Fie and your el ‘in i J. Whfels woul {Tend enters to believe ( Thounand dollnra a year, and etands inno | tho eifiontory to eal at the office of the editor, | efi from the anit in the greater volume of the | Lota Mich wont tend gus emsrs to bolas | wor need of tho emoluments of office ; while he | and thresten to make n false charge against hin | Preie. The same eetonce demonstrates that the | person to n innatic eesti. esha tat te bran of woman ts somewhat Inrger than that ofman, | To be brie, Panbin t the follomtng aan tene state | Hie world aud the Aluighty ered. gun of fourteen tons, firing a shot of 2) And depo- | charge of {0 the, It was claimed hy Northern artillery offcers in Charleston that the * Swamp Angel™ threw shots from below F Into the uppes De app: J, the people of every section | fool that the most important post in the Cabinet has been intrasted to one who can wer there ha alts, hon the prood rense to really believe that pri- | if the latter complained of his inisconduct to the | ' Shen OE the tuets Or Cad suse, oe Rian tas coeent HGH CAERE ee ee Se ; { De relied npon in every respect. vate etation ix the trno post of honor. Police Comunisslovers. ‘ihis ruflian, who dis. | 7 eee Se Hd slg Goes Tarn Masta woh tranetécend the es te Sporn to berors me tna ke ay 0K —An spt tetra at the absurdity and ine abies a . he superiorlty of women's intellect, wa q y. Meade, Sr, tu the L sylu , ebWAK Mant, e he cust Utalning promotion » Sint Wank: Generemin dein We think that Mr. Rosen hes ae Tittle | eteced the orgauizition ef which he was a mem: | yy Sadia A vGbhinrd Wilk Oust grace and he- | dies babdaepaiabiesd ent ey ; re i ae sabieh. stilt peevaila Ja the Dritab afta Hy : : prom 8° | stenoettt Guinea her, has been ignominiously dismissed from the On the morning of the 13th of Oetober Inet. Mento Pon flay hers a 2 y Jou ti a } Rested. disposition to prove upon Gen, Grant the in , mor, wes bronght to the medical depyrynont of the city davite 10 be rewd, id by a Lendon tary Journ: ch ane Department, In this action the Commissioners But we are told that woman fs Nght and frivolous; | Pr have done no more than the public had w right to | Mat grave questten 1 i" of lidates ie a by Poundsaan Croker, of the First District n the evidence b bounces thot on cosign, prolebly a be, of twenty the Erie controversy iva muddle | rests of rival candidates for ofice as ho has of law, science, art, poiltics, ara | Court Berd. on u charge of inenttty. He monges | Coroner, anil desire (o. hrve, you Fuad Uiat. scomhabetawid : ; LW, : : 7 Court Baa Inenntiy. He wns se: | ren tion ron th ay unytttns reitectiny uporete | thereabous, hua become Lieutcuant-Coloncl, or wstes, and a perploxity even to tho on ; pt it hime I | have Hitless expect at their hands, Tot us say further, that | Neyond er eapnelty, Tie answer to this ts, that sie | Syahane | See ete ad icine | Coroner, a piblie offcer, Who Las no upourtunity to | other words, commander of bis regiment, by par ‘Tus Sex, it must be taro fun to | ‘hat he was wenoly in favor of 3 Fr. GREK 1 if citixons who have equaily just grounds of com. | 1 What Fhe has heen made by her education and the from Fu of the Vaulted Bratee be, beard. he teatimony of the wits | uae, H copiiaed auth: the tot Lay's appointment ao Minister to England. | paint ageinst delinquent potieemen would take | bits flit which tre tren tmpoaed pon her. | Ihsan Contmeases:Alonte for a auimber et yest | 3 : =The Die Doiomee, the now French Emportate : tectors, thaugh tho loaner stockholders and | Very Ukely that in trae; for ho is particu | the trouble to proseeuto the ollondtera, instoud of | Nan on acternnel widt ane should be Ake 0 | aud that be olieved the enid Mundo to Ms yo jones Hora the evitenso to | tet payer. publlehwan arto on tw enpacty of he , i the boat glde bondholders may well nay to | MMy friendly to all his contributors, and | shisking this respumibility, mais too frequently aged awash bee a Jealouay. Uall ek y whieh ment. “Lthereupen entered into conversation | ‘ tor the edmission | funteene or tel ee ee ‘ Wis combatants, as did tho froye in th Mr. Girrneny hoe been a eteady and valuable | done, there would soon be fiower McComas to Lig Wai lobed, Nie Nan hi mnecealea ta He Commo ‘ore, ia order to ascertain whether | pends anes aad ‘eaten Tinea. prest Gelee ; bo ihe hove Wie worm atantine D one, But we doubt whether, oven in that | bring the great body of respectable members uf | proving Her incom tent in the highest spheres of fn vintont ranting and arithmette, it i sit, which (he Empress has ne yet r ‘Sport for you, lub it te death to ts: case, Mr, Bonven rays anything to Gen, | the force inte disrepute, + the elentife f iat inv bewetie TLrpai, att Sev ine tesat oes Pian att ink i le igan tay elvethe ste | eivento the public te her distribution of 68,008 q ’ ‘ ‘ : ‘bly - etn tor ron, aa & vlike in mathematics om chter, the two orn Mw. this 1 these stubs, Hut it wis | france between fevent,-seven w ylums,whick was ame 4 It {9 an amusing apoctnele to so the Indgon hp on the subject, Ho might peesitly | yp ao Tinea will kindly give a momont | pnitowophy. ‘Bho apprehended ax well the toate of | grared themrelyes ty becoming Fr Tyecuuar eurcutistances, | Hew Touiteed Mout am eHih' ee in Ge | ate and Federal, to | interfere fo ine as to communicate Informe: | 49 the perusal of such articles of ours as it desires Je a4 the sullintty of Pata, Ter teetnres | EMter by mareyinn 8 Protestant, ie His tuoster,. I uvuet contesa it a9 The Conalstory for the eres | Who number of wix or eight, palling at each | Hon to Gen. Grant by way of caution, If he | ¢y comment upon, it will be able to coutrovert exandela were thronged with eeckers ater Ia- | voxiny God to destroy thew for apastat Pee ti er eet te am cul have acted mined | will be held next March, ‘The Pope will then cont i Bthor's wigs in the Interest of tho bullsand | fought ho war gotng to eppoint somo block: | them more judielonsly, We commended the other peer iy taunt ame: | «Daring the w fine in the City Prison ili and s0 he avehed ine Theres inves | Me parple on ton prelates at once, tyne Gttlug aM the ' : eee ni head or eeoundec] to office, But the friend: | day the action of Judge Marcom in appointing Y SOWard & WO T he was vio nt one Hime praying, art | t0.be suid in bis favor. Put Berrigan's ball wt €3,000. | vacancies In the Bered Collece, which he destrea bears of Wall sireet, while every patron of ) it 8 0 was moro aliractive, ond Lot tho wouwan Hines give #1,000 bail. n nm wit 1 : +, \ . ay, . : ai app ccasion the Pope store the Ri Cathor Biiration to seo Goutn, Fisk, Ditt Dro. | Teeulte entirely from eympathy of charneter | vestigate tho affairs of the Railway Com- forth froin het Ievura room, sho was | Niich wis will mud Loeeand. and fron thy rambling | ue LAtel on Sumes Fisk, Je.—le Di of Fersqsialy ri panes scubiy wing A pe a 4 MoNT, WaeLPLey, Commodore Vaxnenmir, | 84 tastes, and not from political considera | Parr, and to report upon the subject, 40 that the from her earrings by a snub inelted | puitering from a cieordered condition of lie reeson Complaint against tho Teibane~Dar Gluszow, end confer the carilual’s buton Arche Li , Seis Wu, “ei ties a "| tions, Court can deterring whether receiver should | by Cyril, and headed by Peter the Reader, k facuatien, wad are io be sent to “ n $100,000, A tt the. , ‘on, MeLsrosi, and the rallies and ene x Ait is tit Rew A foes 60. peer a de: ta wnd secordingly Dr, a 2 01 He complal | saa 85 ; wales, hitting out right and lo, and atrug. | Wh'lo we aro confident that Mr. Noxxnn neal caeseneariy ir waite ia SOEs Gr cuisroning amine nuaira fines: | Rie inte intents er DE, Denn ; ee ee Ba eto eee Ree LCE] Though disappointed at the reftsal of the sling to yot one another's heads in chancory, | 1 Averse to Lolding any public place, and | pinsci¢ teen made receiver, and proceeda to | then men’s manners have become more gentle and | learued phy sieau-chuel Of the ald oh R DEAN cc han ald ebeill Bs ecrati Lpaiiees abel bing ny Bat thers is auothor cles that oaght to | ¥OUld not necept any, every one who knows ingly. ‘The totter te a triding | PerMimentary; bub they are banily Neen euccrosvul in MVurthermore, Twontd most respectfully state that Picks See riminid axwlces the Z)ibvne is aaeas Crane ima toe: iciawene ; ; ; . him knows that he would fill an office re roreibly. illstra he advantage | fitting azalost woman the opportunity of compet | J tave never recived a cont (not even my legal brag nine of belng supported ty many influcntial P tom: upto the eerateh. It is the lawyers. a | out! ility pa, ibshil NU fete el bk Jug With man ia the thotsand modes of activity whieh Meude's relatives for & Jouies Pinky Jo plalntlt complaine and aller a: | FM! hivrag aia op yn a ase tS Like Dugald Dalgotty, they fight for pay; | G4 P"e & high onter of exceutive ability | which the Zimee would derive trom woderstand> ue chooses (o monopuliae, Man lee & (ree chance in 1. That tie tant teow ion created | testants both from America and England, Ite cere Andilikon pate of shears, while they » With distinction, We should have brought | ing the statement it attempts to corrvet, and of | wistevor sphere he. thinks fit to enter, Woman te | ame gi ps rd ga pA PAT al bidet congsepeeranangintcareani ed ead Pe on ) While th " se . bay Sa td ight ee number of ect artics fn thore conntries, but the As ke enna oh other, they are only | Bim out for Meyor at the recont election, as | reuding the argument which It proposes to refute, | ghar out ailozether, or If tardily anit unwillingly ad- fasten, ta Use te BO TOG ae ael 5 anand byt alas TiecGe os Ga ee lacerating what comes botween thom, vis. | candidate who would poll an immense Wh (ntaeneetation Which tha Weetehéetes'| ted, ahe Is hindered by ridicule and by every al for temsTves' by ctandert g dey and toder. | dolenlant In theely of New werk, aad hus a regulor According to the Z sat : _ . * | voto from all partica; but we knew it would nt pre ten. ve estchester | other form of discouragement that ean be devised, thow by the President of «certain mevieal | cires of Over 200,0N eoples, aioe (is tal Of th Vhoir cl Daring the proceedings in the ate ue Seana ho | C7mnty Courts have put upon the conspiracy law, | Madame Avvovann next arzaed from eacred and | filofe Mn the chy, howe, pottent Commodore | AL pit on the dint day of Devember, 20s at the | chant Mp way bbleee pane set ee ‘ourts thoy have used the most opprobrions | be of no use, for ke would not accopt the | woking it m criminal offence for mechanics to | profune history that worn has shown courage, tors | of ineanity fost. rutriners tat he trie. echt the | Asked im the emit piper: tue ew Pek Poi tho eedluioea’ Aeprioneots prppavienyr patenting Bpithets toward one another; and if half office, leave off work in concert, is not, our readers will | titude, devotion, and talent under the most diMoult | time he was tfrem the City Priven to Poon following Glse, malicious and scandalous Words, Of | 1) ctiers condjutore in Scotland; 61 fat Tacks: | they have said is tras, they have ground for There are not many white blackbirds, and | bo glad to learn, approved by the authorities in | Citeumstances. Many of the presi Cy Bible be ark eal Wit resent AR eee fund ey neeruing Se neene hese eae pei eae ae ii b doron civil euite cach, not to epenk of crim. | NOt Many inthuate personal friends of Gen. | this city. District Attorney Hart has always | ®t cited tn iMustration of this eme, and nn Physician 10 the City Priocn, 4 Fijphi ol ecttne 4 United States they acem to muster more strongly rch, i ' ressive array of noble women, who, like Joan nt, City Prvom, New $ork, Dee. dr. wlkn @ Larke Am | ivil suits cach, not to sponls of crim Onisno reigeret sallbd Gh toes. | Man hant titut fence under this law | PEt’ array of noble women, who, like Joan of | | Medical Department, City I s by Pe, wit a Ame! S faihers, M7 schol 4207 brothers coadju fnal prosecutions. ‘Thon, by way of variety, | GRANT who could not bo prevailed on to ac ave it Ha itu Ba Offence under this HW | Avs, have rendered tho most important services to | & 1s. peels pCO RSCR is Hasiroes.” ee eed ueahi ti ree ioe t i ns eed | suppose the lawyers in the Exie Imbroglio | cept an oppolntment ; but wo think Mr. Hox. | there must be eetual violence used ; and in this | Geir country at various eritteal emergencies, was Wk Othns Mika ar lub ak oa tuscumtal Uni nac cn treescar inte Ganrepmeey | lore being. conrleniec a Naw ark akua}suhi Se ’ NEN team excoption to the almost univorsal | opinion ho has the concurrence of Judge Darr, | aadnecd to prove that women nat only bave a good le of the Case, Tishtortauot theprmepat [rombre day ior id and New Orleans, and Culiforuta, Iu Canada the | beyin to sue one another for malpractice, | *o , of the Court of Common Dens, and all the erin | tightta nstiare in pablic affairs, but that thet later :ibgaslepaayhoat bend pal ant vanobely” feu at rou ciate taulione to six Sue Ver 18 19 OF ereky Aree | Ube, slandox, conspiracy, and the like ? role, Vesta Taos h {riel, magistrates, While this, however, ahows | vention bes often been of {westhnabte benefit, Paral tach ea coat ea ah ELT Beg g Bart 08 Miron aay NORA AEN MH TY -fay Gothw it is suid that Queen Vietori } Tho gentlemen of tho long robe may be The Aspect of a Crime Changed. that the New York mechanics have nothing to | But on what ground ts the detnand ef etvil and pow onl ae arprive he was tnvormed be Juke | | Vemortay neither of he Mrystore mentions were to | BO Means arcrse to & marriage with Da Aseurod that a tournament of that sort would The evidence produced Leforo Judge SuTH- | fear from the persecution of their enointes, there | tent richts for woman refused? How do men Jus | ere in ita po kun tend: Weed tate Ai hry Meme | Srnee. Alberts Ol | pnd tit very & 1s to #xty miions | the numerous obaticles tu Kd to bo the august n hele monopoly? Are the results of thetr oim- e I ent eoteal t OR, athe on for having the law amend. | “ty ¢ pe ; fsatnine te matter (0 ral days, On snberqn Pee tar maieea tenet eine ‘ond diopate, | Botence nach that tke exctusiveness should be pres | anuuits eb rene ther iearved Abel the subntone uf | feria, Where ie Fullge rerved? Have they given proof of wisdom, frm- aMd vite eulwubtted ty duige Sutuer- togy. afford delightful sport to the entire con na Nv, in the case of the parties who lad | i mone the less re Alty, not exc iting the belligerent Judges | Yeen committed on tho chargo of having | ¢y #9 as to settlo the question by iS v ree = iy towet - Ad id bi i a yerips of Gotha « i he Bor the grim Directors, nor even the feceed | qnurdered Paix Lakin, presenta the affray The recent pombe explosion at @ ming | Re comtaney, and fpotless probity? Are their | Mr, Alden d, Spooner, one of the beat known and | _ Lathe oat directiy {nteresied inthe | HOR COIL The gossips of Gottm say that the Duke | Btockhollera, who ultuaately will have to | tn which Laney was killed in a very differ. % , Jaye end tnstitutions such as to guarantee the hap. | Dily respected lawyers of this city, makes an vill | Fow K Ukis wiky, wre euday gencral'y leaves Reivha: pm when Qucen Victor 4 in which Lanxen was kc in avery | near Fort Montgomery, on the Hudson River, | sincas and progeean of society? “Are the products | evil te. th Aut, BOUL two Werke since, ho re pissing of1c8r8 | sie signifies her Intention to viext it, aud Md us toy tho W ted npon the false state comingbile Lun itie with bin for ever au hour i of their legislation and their advainistration ech that | Asylum, nt | whole, is by no tocana pleased with his re {, Wot all the bills, ent aspect from that In which Itrppeared at | was occasioned, it now appears, by niiro-glyee. ' tor into weipulation that ifthe | first, It now seems that Cawmnenn, the iS ¢ in its now form of “dynamite.” Some of | we must desire the preservation of thelr despotisa? | On SwFlins eubtocts, Having, daring bis cancer as id tn the words fullowing, printed and pubs | elip to the Koynl house of England, the conduct of oF fifty Inwyers, more or less, who are | saloon keoper, was brutally assaulted Ly | it had teen sent to the mfue for trial, Having a | Dy no mess, ‘They have committed evere coacely- | AMM, hed conoMeraie. exreriemse tn Innacy | MGA A cried scony of etent mations ot otters iy | the Reluce of Wales at Frautfort and Wlesiaten Vin this contest, not to montion the | @ party of rovwdies, of whoin Larkin was | threc-ineh hole, four feet deep, to re, the fore. | bie folly, ev dor, almovt every | Capt’ Meads's itn ih every Way, nnd he airived at plest fo: uation in the records o4 thigvery concel + | Inet year, having becn 40 scandatous that none of Hie on foot wars that | the conelusion that Cpt, fe was, In every ree speet, sound and rattone!, and wet there wor met the | rh ‘et ground for bis incarceration oa acharze ot | f few others who would Hike to be i Will only fall font of en om Une im OF the ye! puulding wae istial Ia, Hous daageatatt: | Gotia and Prussian ret tives desire that he should fais title ust | ever pay another virit to ¢ , engrags rently in | man pounded the compound under w hammer to | Hesatarbte erime, They have # Ba parace denier: Hiaasen: 6) constatency of fine powder, while the boss of | Nad no rearwa, ‘They have conspired to produce h other, all the other | colfdefence, and in defence of his Larkeepor Sy oratiad (ba ohh nolbtve at fale ‘ f vitarelcice | —Some officers of enginecrs have Just boom ‘ Ba at Goan Hie lnnle OH Wb revolutions that have wronght nothing bat mischief, | tuneys ta a aye tea m Bonibatants, Including the huagry R and cook, ‘ho action of the Coroner in the | {He sans seraned it fe Dinnk om WHICH It) tycy hage put at take all tnt fy dar and tered | ye, Brooks, 9 Mrottier, of Frnstne and me r ' making experimentsst Antwerp as ton means of de i who, though they havo toiled long, have as | promises is represented to have been preju Y qabtter } pon for the pratifvation of contempttbly whim and odious | tint eis, teaifies to Lu sing. been yreeene at. tie fondling the passes of the Schelit by a system of ton stopper, when the ©. Judged by the work of thelr passions, their | interview! between Mr, Sp ' vet cought nothing, will Instantly retire from | diced and partial. When the trial comes nor aad Capt, Meade, pedoes phecd ta three taes, the explosion at whted 4 Pho fold, forn 1 nd that there fi 4 goog of three men left for the shoft, While on 2 tei hands, Chay are nok ME tor the offce | it Cirrobera\es Mr, Ppooser's atin in every i ndant Incndod, by the sald pub. | fe regulated by the wee of a ean eur. Whe i ho field, form a ring, and peo tha j ere 18 | on, the Judicial Investigation of the facts will | (heir way, the can was opened by the tau who € ustiped, and shouldat once be obliged to | AU custns H, Bldell, a well-known lawyer in this | [ater Mar gee ay Gl genta) tin note AE) Ineteosent is fined at a ce:tain pol whenever ! Lot the crler make proctamaiton | by yory interesting, Meanwhile, as will Le | had it in charge to exhibit tho powder tu others, excuse, unjust, ama tnjustous pores | qiiyy teal that athe Mins or the arta Peta Haneeet Gena neee baa het we | a ship patees over It tte mare iy reflected «on the % y . ie rye assault, at the sf i § with the wume, with bn 0 o © camera, i be arrives acon by our Court report, the aceused are out 1 as there were lighted pipes in the company, | #e Hire By. Tr, Curllesy he. (Co) AD stoadiy a Sis Bite ee hes with Jak os ty defraud ue hae i mae ey fr ee Image wr he te Ri ition eran on ball # spark came in contact, when the explosion took Tale the example of ce of Mr, t ood. 1 Beaver etroct hor, chortle pratniit Would steal auiy: ctlwe’ property jermned polnty © curvent 4 op » The Proposed Zoological Garden. a place, It is quite evident that this terrible si conntrios, with the most 7 reo thn Of tly want Company wivel Tht aa Pilea, ond a eaplonion tukes place 4 atelm " Who general favor with whieh the pr Not very Inviting (o' Foreign Capitalist | since fins been somewhat tamed, but nat yot | Mere Bovhing here to tinprove, no wron moat a Ab VAL ie up A ae ye er an rf te The ww nen are hanToeres aa h . ass expend r - i ' . fi fale ete i : ’ ght, no abuses to reform? vem phys 2 pba tye Laie Ue CRM DRAN Ith mar c aber, ‘The method of obwe af establishing # Zgilogienl Garden in the | The Horopcan enyitatists who have lenge | suticiontly no to justity the neglect of ordinary | Tyen'yere tie ent wovktng of goverament ty still Le Reali, SOO ee ae AAG | tion ts simple ond ane, and wae e€opted f Conunl Park Las deen received, affords | Investments ta the Talo Retlway must } precaution in handitng it, not atteliod, There te corruptive, wren practitioners" a it pettton of |g menvaat Im Awe Sal WablleaIOd a acetoat, | eaeee. Venice J ground for the belief that the Commissioncrs | with strange emotions upon the incompre senerrreentnitins Mhorder ia mony ports of your Deanthfal meehanian, | ever, Und on tule ecrutzate Cayk Meads won tous to | get el Mabel f uscacdod perhely, sph gy earl ut yo ‘way 6 he inflae | t nnatic Avyten ) i. AN, Munut fs Attor reer Kale, Wil! he enoouraged to carry their design into | hensible accounts of the ineomprehensille | Gye Children’s Aid Socivty propose to e But you cannot say t fret fs due to the infin Gary ec dasera eee a turin ae il L HLARMAN, Pinut 2's Attorneys, « ate ence of worn. Ble haa not stopped you on the way totLe Utopia you profess to be wecking after, She | fa City wy) Connty of Sow Vouk : Jan sword, oa 8 that the foregokiz coup OWA kbowle ¢escept us ty the mates t sbeing | De, Wilhelm Labke, of Bor ip, hus p ¥ 149 | an eloborate bistory of art aN hee PALES | an elaborate history of art, whten has be . tion within a reasonable time, They | proceedings in our various courts touchin¢ | teh a troiaing echool fr servauis, as soon as they have already given much consideration to the | the afiira of that corporation, Of course | ean obtain anflerent means for te, ahi Rauuly eurroberative of the muuve Le purpose, where Mf has mot hindered pou of the perivetion you asplre oe ‘ pow lieruaban ad hes ‘i wt | ted by Mra, Buawiit, wud published tn sumptuous sabject, and have made themselves thorough. | they can moke neither head nor tail out of | 708% svc dala lpr aati ado to. Letter from Oue of tho Commodore's Conse | eee eee tse bcture me, Moriitser Beall; Novasy | Mtyle by @ london lowe, American readers would equainted wi ran ixatic fi hing ‘9 the whole inh Sedalia ROE /ROGREO RS + Phe truth ts, tt ntrica the laws are dic bs * Pubbe, New York, erhap: 10 kno se le anthix east Wy seqoatnted with the onrenisation aaa | anything pertalning to the whole cam, say | emi ot ach on anaton ta tong been fh and, | ,rhnittn tat nal conten tng evel | rye Baur afte Work’ fee Aa tut Vel caine ie nceuan ee ne ome! H i Zu. | more than we enn; but one fact they proba. toate aioe taba mtd be we BVO Ry BRST ht z by im: In your paper of to-day there ison ar- | yo). teat 4 » ‘ed States, Ho dismivacs f Manogement of similar institutions ia Eu | w He. sine Ne one fhet they proba- | s¢ proncsly conducted, it wonld be found very use! | pads woman, ‘They ali tend to aubject her, to com: | ticlecn the alescd lunacy of Commodore Ticherd | BlcareHyed Justice” and * Auwmeratiag Ute | Jeet in six lines, after this uslion: * i Popo. Wy do comprohend—that their money in in tideaten of ehuracter would be given 0 gradu: | Oe ver wo bo an Inferior, to degrade her, in a word, | W. Meade, of the Unites Wickes Wavy aan ule ean braries,"* ‘Avierica is Leginning to take an active partin the ape) | { he most rerfoun diMculty to be overcome | about ns kale a condition as if It hung to the | ster e* a proof of quattfontion, und tn time IEMIZUE | toon the place she ought to occupy, Man haw amsum- | Ehctwent in ihe Bicomiag dae 14 Asia, 1 Bog 0 (he eeition. oF Fhe Fie movement, allhozh here also there ix wh ; 1 ons igh | Prove seta! to employer ant employed, apa dina te to | Suerte craralax a Tew fac nee totbis | Sin: [feel eunstrained to address you in a] tencra. ts Bae ar Sppears to be the provision of means for | tail of o kite looeed from its string, in @ Ligh ed to be her guardian, ‘The daty of ® guardina is to | ease, whtel nave been heretoiure kept from the pal toward the German gehcols, We have Ayrivaie class in Zoglish literature has been Biaintaining such a garden, as the annual | wind, sacrifice his own interests to those of bis wara; but, | lic during the pendency of legul proceedingsjor his | #Pirit of earnest appreciation of the above articles "| spoken of Leutze anon: the Dasecidort a ' 7 Jately organized by the teachers In one of our po! in thls Instance, the Interests of the wurd linve Leon | Teleaee. which, it 1a expected, will disclone the | this day's Sew, Permit me to avy, In reference to We inay hdd lo lim Winslow Monier ena Thom | Sxpenditure involved would be very Inrge, | Wo Lardly think that Americkna who aro | schools, whict already numbers over Otten mem | mercilessly postponed and disregarded, Man do- | eiticon of bie Aberty, Tysieimne aud others, wve | We Ormer, that notuing T ever read on the entiect | and among the numerons landscape painter | Tho Commissioners of the Park, in the'rtenth | #eckingr to yaike morey In Europe for new | bere, under the direction of a well known professor, | yorves to Lore his power for having thus abuted it, | havesvea Commo. ore Meadesince is eoulinenient | Wwe atorded me ao grat deation ; avd thot it will | stat, Whittredze, Coluan, wad Given.” Very eat Bnnual report, have expressed their unwill- | enterprises in this country will derive much | ‘The plan pursued in Boston, Chicago, and other | Tie t.wa of thie mont elviltzed countrice affecting | (R {he Angiun, sw rendy to make, Qath aa to, ts | assuredly snd equally grailty.e numerous clase of | isfuctory, doubilees, as fur ay at goes, but it docs nod i Angness to angment the Ludget of city ex- | benefit from poluting to the example of tho | titles, of naming public achools aiter eminent men, | the rights of murried women in their property were | fricudh to obtain bie reloarr, belicvine, wa they do, | 2OUF Fesders—the caracat-minded workingwen of | go fur enough, ; ? ¢ ; Anstead of designating them by mere numbers, is na | next discursed, as proving the eystematic injustice | thata desire to break his will, by which, it fw sai), | New York ond vicinity. It ty just what is ne Aas re rcace malig wel iF ry pendituro at this time of overs taxation by | Erie. scnelledh on6, Bud WOIthiy et adeblik th Mew 5 Li ? . he has ditnhertter eertain memhors of his fautly, tury to @ wenso Of Lhe utter decridatlon bo EAS WP An. Sarl 4 Nay of blic 1 Linon pane stil Puree pcta aden Acide pri deat Mh of man to woman, ‘The togiatation of Turkey aad | ii.6'sea to thw moet Intamons persecution, (poliieally) iuto whiel they have srsitud, turouga | recently, He had taken supper with on old Phespi Buch an outlay of the public funds es woul The reputation of onr country must suffer | Tie tile “Union,” “Hranilin,” or *Liacoin® | jussia upon this audject was ehown to be more | — Iudecd, ao positive have been she assertions of oll | Wiir Lind atieronce to the obli.utions of parts, elon) after Was periormence oh the Uretcer tee \ be required for this purpose, ‘Tho samo ob. | severely abroad from theso scandalous pro- | sounds mach better than * Grammar School No. 15" | equitable and rational than that of France, Ei who have seen lam, other than those tuterested in | ,, Wilh refirence to the intter article, tay expe tence | yi gts a convivial nood, ne atre. Doiy } j id erout ac 0 3 \ his conflucment, as to tis perfect sanity, that bis | bids me. this de The Pireet Vay to 8 mood, numcrons bottles as well Jection applice in atill greater force to any for seandutous thoy have beon to | 4 Nould enable the different schools to be distin | cr Germiny, The reeent changes tn the tows of ip “t family have ov that no onc, not even bis legal | helping as is, ¢o adurd ne the opportunity of vequir- | &4 Jokes were cracke guished sneh more readily than at preseat. Vrefere | yariona States of the Atmorican Union, by which the | advarrs, be allowel to vec him, ‘These fnstruct ous | x @ ic vowledge of the twadauentel Laws Which regu ence might be given to the names of local cetebrities, | pocuntary Independence of marrted women {s to | the Oferrs oF the Asylum have carried out to the | lot the cuditions of iniustiial euecoss. | We should Finally, the Judce found Limselfon the way to the bodsile of hin stately acheme for obtaining aid for the project from ree, What must intelligent for. 4 3, ty ? i Snack 5 a is “ i a <i nd the “ 1 a ef then be on the right trek, an} suodld not epouse, Not wishing to disturb the slumber o the Biate Treasury, for if such an appropris- | eiguer# think--whet have they # right to | as Fulion, De Wit Ciinion, Stuyverant, Hamlliou | some extent guaranteed, were also pronounced wn od Sere at Sie tre LONER | in eo many expressions oF aiinoe, end ol: lady, the Judge tought he would grop. Hig] Be tion should be made for New York, the in- | thiuk—of a judiciary which makes such | or Jay, end thelr fume be thos perpetuated, vatstuctory, for the reason that they ean be revoked salt whieh is tamuily scout 40 dealre, wameg, | !znorant ingulrien respeetings this og sll jn the erly darkewed! rooat but thet i? Dabitants of other citin might bo expected | ridiculous exhibitions of itself as ours has | _ The condition of fomto education in England | ty tho vameimascutine tegtelatore by whom they were | Mia actuat insanity. | | ain tic eutgtil g’uteneral ‘and intelligent ceric Lad opsct his centre of pravity, rf to urge their claims for equal consideration, | done in the Erie Railway sulla? may bo juilged from the report of the Behools Inqui- | cnnctod, ‘The legel privileges of American women | gt the iaveotigution Which wil shortly be hid. Hien of w C i over an ottoran the Judge want to { i 4 : ry Comtulesion, which states that the number of | must, twas contended, be considered more or less UNE OF UIs COUNSEL, in thin direction, 1 rejolee t carpet with a force that made 4, anda very undesirable precedent would be | Wo Doust of our improvements and pro- | guqowed activola for girls ts only twenty, walle fur | insecure, vs iney certainly are Incomplete, until they | NEW Yon, Dec. 8, ances with which ‘sourselt aud uthere have | srolwinduwe reities ant try Hissreiiany > } ' t ey ti n © subject of * Kinerating Li “| the windows raitic, and the floor tremble.“ Mer i established, press in matters of judicature, Do those | poys there are about three thousand, have soice dhect power over the subject themselves tac laces Gateet tedines at hata vine that in-auets ands, eunpott (ul Heavens!” exclaimed Mrs, Poitly, as ebe re til ‘Phere ts not the slightest probalility, how. | proceedings lock Liko it? One Indgo issu: | In Hamilton county, Ohio, twenty principals | Tie worts Mberty, equality, universal suttraze, are |, Pibcaapuisrh ee, jp ny Pain gen | eee cn eee ee ag aT Une | from Ler couch and turned on the yas, © By al ‘ | ever, of there ever being euch a disposition | ing an injunetion, and then, according to the roots ona 040) 1,00, and teachers of wa: | vain until atl members of the ormmmueity are nepr tretsht tratt doat ol on the Che veland aud | vaiines our present powitl yn the Tinerating Libmry | Are you hurt?” No, Dut Think the enrtlijus ; pan * , raded schools are paid from €45 to $15 per month, | sent: ila polley which gives the suffrace to tg, lrowd at the Townsend Statlon, killing | will define what it should b Will stow ny the | must bave reached N. Ring eee aoe H of State funds ; and it ie fortunate, therefore, | Zrdiune, exeusings Wimaelt on tho ground | gill Akan ae pal fall Bi oon et) ribs | od ans peli. wilan atta. epi ation, Ae ead Brakeurnny cu another | tots ot ping our fut pent tow, Whi lke the ay karo Feb a Yor kr fepied the oid } a : : 4 sag ' * | nan, 4 passenger, whose name ts unknown, teve- | Devil, have used wor cover up wicked | PHOT, cain Nis equiliirium, vink s@ {| that in the opinion of those who are the most | that bo did not know at the time what he | or g3.500, and several 1id'ca are pald from $100 {0 | ts worthy of nothing but condemnation, Tal potetus were inured, Tue cauae of the disasver | Shines with” Redpecttuly YOUrh, PTE | too, cor f am really shocked |" pata Mira, 3, to abe ta wnnetant to indge of such mutters there} wes eleniug! Then Judge alter Judce « puss nesriv wounl to the everae in Now York, The eaclosion of womas from ell wast ip nndite | was a adaplaced wwitcly Mii, Kaas BuCADWaX. 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