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Lincoln Attained. He Is Master of Th^Y-^Itical Help the Project Than Tho * c NEW YUKK HERALD, WEDKESDj!Y, JULY 9, 1873.-TKIPLE SHKKT. Hg % sen intental Ingei In Onr Politic*. is a soldier j he knowj the felicity of me. The result is that yesterday we signed heiid of a tributary of the Zambezi, and if of A. T. Stewart 4 Co., has been made the re- 1 a or a handsome testimonial from his "r'm -rtnn'-v- Mnn.4 .« lU.t l.k. clplent or » IIEKALD CI»Ter (tueitloni thkn Ruffrkgt His ideas of the have an on certain conditions, Bu w|w«« vi tiuo mnvuuv v* »ui»» « »» I NEW YORK authority. Presidency agreement by which, friends. Protection.The Apathr end Silence of been that it is in senses a they agree to form a company, of which I am ab<jve the sea is not a mistake this time HS; AND ANY STREET. always many great Jo in L. Tnc';er, one of the good old BROADWAY office. to be to suit and to inion must be correct Bat oar the Republican Party. True and faithful as he has been,personal President, my views, give opi of the Tremont House, Boston, and recentlyUaAlordst me and friends a the of the new Clifford at Mass., was We are not insensible to the valne of many there are many thingB he has done that Bhow my majority of stock." sp< report from Khartoam, byoorremdent's House, Plymouth. | yJAMES GORDON BENNETT, a to to the belief that, in Thns we see how political was mixed the of Sir Samuel Baker, is drowned while bathing at Plymouth, on the 6th of the issues which our political friends are tendency Cre-tarism, jobbery emphaticau>rityinstant. / proprietor. some of with the other and in ami is the statement as of a fact to obtrude the As the way, the President has a supremacy up jobs corruption plao- positive.it Charles of Iste nnlted States ... seeking upon country. the stock and in the est Hale, Boston, , V' nation in wealth and and we will that knows no responsibility but to his ing the scheme, after plan ablished.that the Albert Nyanza and Ueueral In lias again donned the All business or news letters and telegraphic grows prosperity Lgypt, Consul / own conscience. From his first selection of a of the Credit Mobilier, of seouring contracts Tanganyika are one lake, and that a ship harness vice M. M. Bultou, late ol the Bostoneditorial * assimilate oar conditions to the > must be addressed New Yobk Cabinet down to for making the railroads. Sir wanted tooinched in the Nile, above Marchison's Globe, lis should never have gone oat of ths » I despatches of the nation, we have new problems.development his extraordinary Hugh Falls, Herald. of his Bon to a command torassignmentwhich the contracts as well as the office of President ma,y sail np this lake to Ujiji If so, then we traces. Modern thought has no wider, nobler sphere Dr. Charles T. the eminent chemist, oi the neither excuse nor and control over the colonial govern- ha're here to that this is one of the Jackson, of activitv than the of a nation in army reoords showed political only repeat Boston, whose serl >ua Illness we have belore men- Valvaie XXXVIII So. 100 planting meat This to mc>st this Western world.* Here God has given precedent, everr now and then we see the worthy knight was equal interesting and important geographical tioned, has been taken to the Insane Asylum at and other countries ask, what will CaBsar spirit.thebelief that there is a supreme Oakes Ames in pipelaying, but had not the diseoveries since the first rounding of Cape SoinetviUe, Mass. Dr. Jackson was one oI Us AMUSEMENTS THIS AFTERNOON AND EVENING. everything, is skill in his secret till the Heirn. And we have laith in the white most Important experts In tue celebrated trial ol man do ? What rivers and lakes and streams, responsibility which in the royal legends maintaining plan great BOWKRY THEATRE, Bowery..Thr Wira'a called the of God." General was consummated and the profits realized, ptusha, because of his achievements and Professor Webster or kill ng Or. Parkwan. amu 1mb bban btalk. Soahciom.jac*what wealth of mineral and "by grace great The Hhab has insiituted the Order of the agricultural more no There are more to be and his name as an just what conditions and of Grant is no greater, no patriotic, developments made, great African explorer, and ror ladles alone, yueen victoria, the iTtnoeea WOOD'8 MUSEUM, Broadway, corner Thirtieth at' variety resources, as Sun, Pour. and more suited to his country, than Cmsar or euoh, no doubt, will profoundly agitate the be<sause of his indomitable courage, ress and tne Princess Afternjon evening. I On one day during last Winter climatethe persc of Wales, the bm Imperial and Cromwell or Napoleon. Each of these mon virtuous Britons across the border as well vei and endurance in his Nile nnceof German/, and :he Czanua have so lar bJen UNION SQUARE THEATRE, Union square, near thermometer marked zero in Duluth There Is now Broadway..J Ann Eras. fought tor his country and would hare died as Her Majesty's subjects at home, tio At an expense ot two millions ofexpedins.dollars with the decoration. danger, invested seventy degrees above zero in Key West. All that lie lias lost his contempt lor woman, that he OLYMPIC THEATRE, Broadway, between Houston for it. Iu like manner did General Grant It will be interesting to watch the the> expedition from which he is just returning and Bleeckor streets..Uigakktik. Matinee at 2. are under our flag, and while one citizenclimates ma/ become over-gallant. d men achieved and course of the British alter these hai) the Are to defend him from But what these for Borne government been accomplished, and as in undertaking WALLACE'S THEATRE, Broadway and Thirteenth heaps high b'uzing and France did not their revelations. The opposition will it the most at heart with this heroic itrceL.Miml Winter's blasts, another revels in the England prevent probably object THE HOBuKZN MTUDER. icy when it was bestowed. make use of them to embarrass the Ministry, leader was doubtless the determination of the CENTRAL PARK QARDBN..Rubber Niuuts' warmth and of the forest power assuming fertility tropical Therefore we contend that all sentimental and Sir John Dilke will that he me tea CosCBRTS.We have Maine and Oregon, and Iowa and rejoice proved and bounds of the Albert Nyanza, we Continuation oi the Coroner's Inquest. NEW YORK MUSEUM OP ANATOMY, 018 each issues in our politics should be postponed to be a prophet when he denounced the Paolflo oaxi hardly doubt the truth of hiB reported No Light Vet Cad Upon the Mystery. amd Art. Broadway.SoixmobCalifornia and Texas and Pennsylvania, until we have decided the fundamental Railroad scheme as a job. A great outory has disicovory, as it is his Throughout yesterday tue excitement consequent an in what it and ; given upon authority, on the murder ol Carl Kustner became more empire performs promises We have seen France a been raised in Canada about citizens of tho An so Mr. METROPOLITAN MUSEUM OP ART, 128 West a pass throughquestions. d we await further intelligence upon the at.Ctprian and Loan Collrctions or Art.Pourteeuliieach an empire, indeed, and yet only intense In Hobolcen. No person appeared at Ue trial which we should dread to see imposed United States having anything to do with tho suliject, with the of a confirmation of of the dominion covered by our imperialfragment hope police station who con.d tnrow the laintost light America. We have seen her institutions work, and Sir Hugh Allan found it necessary this and the dread The of the ill-fated republican flag. Men of all nations come to upon startling surprising report upon mystery. corpse TRIPLE SHEET. children submit to a strain which we are sure our to keep his American allies in the merchant still lies at the omce of the sit down with us, that their may rain and Yates Their Twin The earnest of the own could not resist. The lesson taught by have their stock placed, for abackground.totime, Telling Coroner. desire pnblio , I our the divide with children precious heritage seems to be that Weehawken be Isw York, 1873. France we should be swift to learn, In the at in his name. the 8itory of the Shah In Johnbnlland. speedily Wednesday, July O, of freedom. We are about to celebrate the least, But, considering nnder the Jurisdiction of the of and of the at 1[t is a for to brought our and presence this spirit of Cooaarism which incapacity jobbery Canadians question psychologists deter Hoboken In order tuat the notorious hundredth anniversary of existence ; il. .if -f ii.. police, our and has in the we would that the miuo UUCIIUCI IUC DUil-CUUHUlDUnilCHH VI vue rowdies who iuiest the fields be THE NEWS OF YESTERDAY. to a nation a hundred years barely covers the politics expression pervades beginning, suggest may prevented can we feel that there is no dangerWashingtonto whole business of constructing the ambitious Anlerican or that of the Englishman is the from fixing their abode on tnose grounds. lbs # morning of its day. All of this God has done » the If it is true that General work, with the funds to be the mc>re to be admired. American modesty and inquest, which was adjourned on Monday, was for us, and the problem of the age is, What Bepublic? supplied by last Corouer at »tem< To-Day's Contents of tlie Grant's friends mean to him in British be turned over to our Briitish diffidence are also studies in their evening by Parsiow, resumed shall we do with it? place government, ler's Hotel, 63 Washington street.
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