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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-31

We forget to which Committee the Senate
referred Mr.. Trumbulrs excellent proposition
that recommending applicants for. Office by
Members of Congress shall be regarded and
punished as misdcmeanor; but we beg that
Committee to report it with an amendment,
extending the interdict to Editors of political
newspapers They ought to be independent
of Executive favor; they ought not to solicit
or receive patronage of any kind; and they
would gladly be exempted from the drudgery
and the humiliation of writing begging letters.
Pass Mr.. Trumbul's bill; but extend its bene-
fits to Editors And then relieve everybody
from grieyous nuisance by passing Mr.
Jenckes's Civil Service bill.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-31

An oppressive display of civic virtue has
come before the Law Courts of New-Orleans
Mr.. Francis Money, lately the Assistant
Treasurer of that city, sues it for some $4,000
a sum which, he alleges, although il belonged
to him, he paid into the City Treasury He
says that he made this mistake because he
was arrested for embezzlement; but the case
was finally dismissed, and he was honorably
discharged. He further alleges that he was
induced thus to part with the money Gin a
moment of thoughtfulness tSic) and bewider-
"ment.n Should q moment fraught with such
influences ever arrive among our city officials,
a new era Of civic affairs might be inaugurated.
Simple interest on money of which the owner
ship as between them and the city might be
open to a reasonable doubt, would. While await
ing judicial decision, pay all the cost OF new
markets and clearly streets.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-31
AMERICAN RAILROADS.
The growth Of the Railroad system in this
countrv il shown by the following table:

1t thus appears that the number OF miles
of Railroad constructed in this country during
the year which closes to-day is equal to all that
existed up to Si9, and exceeds the total conStruc
ton of any two former years.
The 7,74j miles built in 1869 must have co't
at least Three Hundred Millions OF Dollars,
(Which would not be quite $4,000 per mile !;
and tire cost of our Railroads and their equip
ment averages more than that sum- Is 1t q
wonder that we fall in debt to Europe
OF course, we need Railroads, and must build
them. We shall probably have One Hundred
Thousand n.acs a.; operation before the close
of this century. But we, cannot build all we
need next year and there must be pull-up,
or another 1881 will be down upon us. Gentle
men who are intent on more Railroads be good
enough not to start any till after 1870, and let
us try to fund our National Debt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-31
THE DEAD or THE PEAR

In the neurological list of the year 1869 it
seems rs if the losses of our country have been
unusually heavy. Two ut least of the present
active generation of American statesmen
Rawlns and Standardized while gratitude for
their past services was still fresh and the hope
of their future usefulness WAS unimpaired
Fessenden has passed away, leaving a vacancy
in the Senate which will long be felt. Of
political leaders less eminent in official position,
we have lost Henry j. Raymond; and among
politicians of past day, whose influence had
measuraby or wholly passed away, Time
has been unusually busy. Ex-President Pierce,
ex-AttorDey- General Bates, ex-Secretaries
Bell, Guthrie, Walker, and Toucey, ex-Gov-
errors Fitzpatrick of Georgia and Pickens Of
South Carolina. and that curious relic of by
gone political era, Joseph Ritner sometime
Governor of Pennsylvania-these are among
the best known of the host who have been
gathered to their fathers during the past
twelve months. The loss of European states
men has been much smaller In England Lord
Derby and Lord Stanley of Alderley. in Spain
Gen. Dnlce, in Russia Prince Menschikofi,
in Franco Marshal Mel and TroDlong.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-31

The Grand 0pera-HOuse looms up again in
financial history Mr.. Jay Gould and Mr..
Dougherty claim to have been appointed
receivers of the Atlantic and Great
Western Railway Company, Of which
Company's offices they charge that
President McHenry (friend and fellow
director of the noble Sir Morton Peto) carried
off important keys and papers. Mr.. Dougherty
sought tho Office to remove the rest of its
books and papers to q place of safety-and
what place so safe as the Grand Opera House,
whittier moneys, and men, and even
regulations, can be removed at plea
sure-an Alsatia, in short, for all
boon spirits and brave speculations The rest
OF Mr.. Dougherty's romance is with the daring
lad who held a moD-handle, the three vigorous
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-31

The tribute to the memory Of Edwin NJ
Stanton, made by the Union League Club of
New-York last night, was one worthy of his
eminent fame and of the regard in which his
services are cherished in the metropolis Of the
country he so largely helped to save
1t is fitting that this Club should
begin the movement for more
practical and substantial tribute in the form
of fund to be presented to Mr.. Stanton's
family. sMr A. T. Stewart takes the lead in
the movement, and we do not need to add
that it is certain to be promptly and hand
sOmely carried through.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-31

We have perhaps to credit in part French
manners and French literature for the amaz-
ing cold blood with which the murderer Traup.
mann heard his sentence of death. He "smil
" ingly thanked the Court" says the Cable
This politeness was klling-it was dreadful !;
but hardly out of character with mean intel
lect and those hideOus depths which underle
French government and NapOleOnized society.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-31
The New. Harsn Register, referring to recent

The New- Harea Register, referring to recent
address in that city, says
Mr. Greeley understood 20 say that tho iron 'u
terest no longer needs Protection
Then he was grossly misunderstood. MT.
Greeley stated at length that we could make
tun of Iron with as few days ,pork here as
elsewhere, but not for as Je,c dollars, because
twenty days work here cost $50 to $40 while
in Europe they cost $40 to $40 and tun OF
Pig Iron is simply twenty days work in a
concrete form. He added that we could make
Iron as cheap as Europe does, by reducing
wages to her standard, but would Mt do ".
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-31

The present instance it seems to have been per-
sisted in. Yet we dare say there will be people
credulous enough to believe that the girl ae-
tually lived more than two years without food,
and that the wretched parents who allowed
the cheat to go on, are not morally guilty Of
the murder of their child.
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gmns,m,nts. gstturts, stt., Obs ebsning.

pooTu,s TuFATFR Twenty -third-st., between MN
,.5 SrtbsyeS-" Guy MsnperDg." Emma Waller .
F1prH-AyE THEATER.-"The Dukes MottO'
Npto's G GARDEN" Little Emily"
OLYMPIC THEATER.-" Under the Gashght
THE 1AMMANY-" Bad Dickey,' &C
WuIACK's THFATER, Broadway ana lhrteon'"
q, :" Central Park" Lester WalaeS
WooD's MUSEUM, Broadway and 3Otl-st.of rom
M to 10 D. m. At2 KenilWorih.' srd g. DoTaoela "'
ApoIIO HALL Twenty -eIghth-st. ana broau""J'-
Y,v and Evening The Cardiff Giant -
NFw-YORK Circus, Fonrteenth-st.-At - anu o.
Cod ProTr1mme. cinderella" kquestTsnisH'
SAN FRANCISCO MINsTRELs.-MiScelianeous per
Ornaaces
Prof. G. T. BARKER: Cooper Institute The COR
relation Of VITAL aad Physical Forces
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maids Of all work, and the manly police officer;
but the knight of the Opera House succeeded'
at least, in loading his wagon
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UP-TOWY ADVERTISEMENTS.

For the accommodation of uptown resi-
dents Mr., L. II. Brown has opened an Office at No "a
West Thirty secOnds junction Of Broadway and sixth
ave. where advertisements for TIE TRIBUNE viii be
received up TO "a in the evening.
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gusintss SOtitts.

Are YOU going to make calsY if So call at
BroSdWay, west side sas Tor tue LATEST anu "s'
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS.-Saye money IN Duylng
cHRaSos Inv going upstairs h. & r. ANTHONY Co, No 5sl
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ENGLISH LORD STANLEY" SCARFs,
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THE HORSE.


Mr.. Waterhouse Hawkins delivered lecture
In Cooper Institute Saturday evening, his subject
being 1.-THE Horse" The lecture, which illustrated
with models and drawings, a very entertaining one.
and listened 10 by large audience In his remarks
Mr. Hawkins said
In the excavations Mt MOntmartrc In France, 30 years
ago, found certain bones Of animal, which
structure. Tho beast became known the Paleo-
trrium, and rescmbled both rinOCcrOs and tapr IL
had three toes. forming partial ho0 and thought
10 he step in the progress OF creation toward the
modern horse. Tho Hppoherium. the remains OF
which indicate u still nearear approximation. had
similar foot. History speaks of horse ridden by
Julius Cesar which had three tOes This animal expa-
tinted upon the late life Of Caesar by Louis Napoleon
Ils eccentric suggestion by nature of his
previous types These types realized the essentials Of the
horse but devoid OF his beautiful proportions In
abiding Ia the Greek ahsurdity of centaur winch
combination Of horse and man. the lecturer said that
human mouth. constantly NJ work In masticatng could
take IN sufficient food for tho stomach Of horse The
ancients displayed Knowledge OF s fact Ivy depicting
the body OF tho horse portion OF the centanr much
the KIND. In ainding to the Cossack aud Circas-
sian horses, having their forms hidden by long hair.
Mr.. HAWKINS observed that. examination they showed
all tho necessary elements Of speed and beauty Tho
ponies OF Shetland and the Orkneys. he said, being de.
priyed during portion OF the Of pasture proceeded
tho seasbore and eat such fish thrown upon IT,
There anima that combined greater beauty III its
form than the horse. Prof Camper In his great work
the horse after giving beautiful outline OF tho horse
that lie found In tho OF the horse equivalents
oil the beautiful curves In the female form. They have
both, he said the most beautiful figures in nature.
Laughter and appause
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-11
THE COURTS.
CIVIL.

In the Superior Court, Special Term, decisions
we're given by Barbour, j. as follows, Ambrose Snow
s Fourth National Bapk ReP gu S tg H
ger.-hOon granted on terms. James Wallace agt
DAVID s; jarvis John G. Lamb aet. Joseph Marshall
Robert Bonynge sgt Christopher Fine ct al Alexander
BouneI ct al AIT. William Z. Williams; James sutherland
agt Ignatz Iosky; James Sutherland agt Samuel Sc
cor ct al.-Motions granted. Herman Wasserman agt.
Marcus Brod.-Motion granted and commission issued.
In Ellen NJ Lester;-wrt dismissed and prisoner
manded TO tho custody Of the officer to be taken to Yon
kers forthwith.
In the Supreme Court. Chambers the following
decisions were made by lngraham, j.: Hall agl Van
10 time Of fling amended answer and with leave TO plain
tiff 70 discontinue without costs James Dev0e IT, agt
Sarah DevoeMotlon granted for security for costs aud
lunatoMoon denied. with leave TO renew on proof OF
relationship OF petitioners. George n barnard agt
Sheppard ct al AIT Mulerslotion denied. with $40
COSTS .Crsndall ct al. agt De wof-Motion granted
....NeptuDe Steamship Company agt j. g. eayage.-Mo-
granted, payment Of costs O inquest and motion.
so the Judgmentto remain az security, &c, &c Same
jacob Marx agt Anna Marx.-Fne imposed OF $50 aud
$40 for costs In all SIC, and commitment ordered.
In the SurrOgate's Court, before Gideon j.
during ihe In that OF Eliza b. sommers the
following benevolent bequests Association for Relief OF
from DEATH 20 Baptist Home Mission Society, 5000; TO
American aud Foreign Bible Society Bapt:t 5000; 70
soOO be invested bond and mortgage the interest
to for the support of the Of that church to
s e h5ss SS Of There IS o s
Madison University, Hamilton, Madison Co., n. Y,
OU Letters Letters o. y on Iobs
Jon Ks1s Fap J Ses h psn Msr1
Rtch S warren RoSe FREDERICK Garrett Jacob HUI:
Der. Barbara Mentler, Margaret Quinn, Mary A. Wisey
Magdalena Wenage Lisetta Killing, Michael Farrell.
Samuel U. Berrian. Mary A. Garcean Charles Pacht-
man, Jno. n. Harrington. Margaret stokert, Lefert
Mlobael Werlich
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CRIMINAL.

At the Jefferson Market Police Court, before
Justice Dodge, Charles Golden was yesterday held In
81 Goa ball. complains that he had feoniousy assaulted
and beaten Mr. Patrick Moore. Henry Myers, the al.
legged proprietor OF two dsordery houses on Greenes.
was committed IN default Of bail to answer the COM
plants.
In the y. 8. Commissioners Office, on Satur-
day before Commissioner Osborne, Daniel J. Kelly,
letter carrier, charged with embezzling letter
CONTAINING articles OF value He was committed in de-
fault OF 5000 bail for examination Tuesday uext..
Abraham aud James Walk, doing business at No. 403
Sixth.ave held for examination a charge Of
fuuduently converting goods IN anticipation OF bank
ruptcy.
At the YOrkyille Police Court before Justice
Connolly, william McCormic was yesterday held In $500
bail TO answer complaint preferred by Mr.. James o.
Nrill residing in between
First and SecOndavcs that the day previous while
preached him with loaded revolver. and said that II
he would not go down from the seaod he would blow
him OF"
In the United States Circuit Court, OF Satur-
day. before Judge Benedict In the OF George b. Da-
VS. indicted for perjury IN making alleged false ALI
day against Collector Bailey. The counsel for defense
was given until Tuesday 10 show adavits that post
poneinent should be- granted. The Watson and Crarey
case in which the defendants indicted for obsruct
ing the ends OF Justice by renovnga Government witness
subpenaed to testify against them p0stponement
granted to Tuesday 10 give counsel time TO consult
40 10 their best line OF defense
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-11
THE Up. ]. r." A SECRET LEAGUE FOR THE RE.
FORM OF THE JUDICIARY.

IL has transpired that secret organization,
conceang IT'S name under the cabalistic letters K"
exists In this city Many eminent citizens Of all shades of
opinion political questions belong 10 IT, 10 opposes
religion Among it's members are included both foreign
ers and natives The object Of the organization Is under
stood to be speedy removal OF the police gistraes
though ms the most rigorous secrecy cOnceals all
movements 10 is impossible TO state even this with
hdence The following circular has fallen into the hands
OF u reporter:
h having appeared ia the public papers o this city our
meetings beu held and the places where
meeting, held on Saturday night last 10 especially enJed 90
aud oil connected with the r. j. r. not outside
ofthe organization Information respecting our either
nre sud the places where all future meetings will he held
viii lie communicated verbally to by the secretary Of
nation days bshrs the boiling Of such meeting At
meeting the subject Will be brought t further action II 10
wtl known to that the only sguad when combating
With pawef opponent This circular therefore private and
should bs al destroyed
On "Wednesday n meeting was held At the Flfhayc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-11
The following is the letter of the Hon. Ga

The following is the letter of the Hon. Ga
lusha A. Grow, announcing his withdrawal from the SEN
atoral canvass ana before choice had been
made:
HARRISBURG. Jan g. 1859.
JAMES II. wEBD. esq-My Dear Sir: Should my nano
presented OF the Senators and members
OF the Legislature for nominating candidate for United
States Senator, please withdraw 1t. aud assure all my
friends that their interest in my behalf Will be held In
grateful remembrance With heartfelt thanls for their
uniform Kindness and proud OF their proered support
as well as the KIND expressions my behalf OF 50 largo
number OF the Republican journals OF the State desire
you 10 announce that have Withdrawn candidate.
With best wishes for your health and Happiness am
yours truly. GALusHA A. GROW.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-11
To the Editor or me Tribuns.

SIR: Seeing that q correspondence appeared
In of the daily papers Of this city, puporng TO be
from Havana. aud relating conversation said to have
taken place between exCaptaln General Lersundi and
Senior Don jose Morales Lemus prominent lawyer OF
Havana, scandazing tho said gentleman, take tho lib
erty Of requesting that through the columns OF your
wjdeycrculated paper you make known to the public
that Senior Lomus has authorized to state that said
conversation never took place Your obcdcRt servant.
Jan Q, 1869. J.. YzQUIRRpo. No. 40 Exchange place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-11
INHUMAN TREATMENT OF A NEGRO CHILD.

Late on Friday night, negro boy aged about
ten years. was found In North Eghthst Willlansburgb
with ono OF hs feet shockngy burned. The little suffer
taken to the Fourthst saton-house, and kindly
cared for On being questioned the child said that his
name was Johnny Wilson; that while he asleep his
father made poker red hot then rubbed 1t under his
toes. aud ncrward turned him into the street Three OF
tho chlds toes were burned Ia crisp and Will probably
fall OF not ainputated. He bore his sucrin.s brayey,
aud excited the sympathy VI oil who saw hun.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-11
COURT CALENDARS-THIs DAY
svPtKss couKI-oEsRRAL Travelled by CLnRKE r. JsUThEK
LAsD AID BARNARD JJ-Conit Spsas a. lV:o M

srrsms couST-aHsrR.L TrSSHsd by ctrNkS; JsVrnsa
L,sD. AID BARNARD. JJ.conrs SDsas al 1899
NISSAN Bank sst I"y D.s. g Bartholomew as, Terry,
10 w., !, lss sT sao ,0, Ssy , co 'st Nut Ben
Ip.co sl.Fr.h, c, al sst Campbell ct
sAL A .Dsvo.. ct al .st MArehans
IS o1srtoa sgt I. Co. a. bishop ,st TsSs.rt al
b''Wlets e' Al agt Sun aut - Iaosp;on 81 al aI fnrte
suPnEss Charlottesville by CIRooIo J. CSar open.
2at Cost g Bait and Ohio R 93 McCrly sg Lesry e, al
-. dent &c 9o7. .caroan ct al ,st Peter,
i 49, F y.. 81 4 L. E'F' *, m.rsa
CT al sgt EAsol ct o3st Nicholas Nations, Bank
81. .pa,al ct al .g Wood E, al s2I seR@Ii. ,S Weldon
Kassr e. . a. ks KIT sssa '' wI M I & Co. Co.
go Chapman sst, Kelly, Sheriff 20; fIs agL Saith lmPTd
81 Robinson sgt Kelly, Shers col Ioirsgs sgk Webb
surnrss cousT-ca.ss.ns by Iscs.n.r. Cou, opens
ul0A m. Call q Calendar, I'm Rrscryed
O. MoNnhAuer .gt MOenhAuer IN AAin' ct al ss Rowland
g. 81 T TS q 4. =. Ms'sT tai . GS.tsr ~ kas
7ln re- spir &C. sst The I.s Collin; ~. rG ss.
"a .Dohehy ag Bgan ct $50. Moore AIT Lssy ,.sl
50pPenhemerA Atwasr str her ss al ast Rosa Prest,
E%sHJoif ss, savage ee .La., ct al ,st Humphrey,
@.sehlsnluger ct al sst LInds 10 Ia re- G.l.sSsr
100. .Terhaus sgt Ipel Call lsi.'In re- KOrO
CoSMoN PE.s-GKSEH,L TgRN-Iie by Judges DALr BRspr
and at II GeIs's Term cA'sdsr
'D"'D COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS
Before GuSStSG s. BEDFORD, ifA City judge
snue sesoy, sane at RoSsri ceroy-Surs.y
ag Robert M,ubugaryi sSEe as Thomss E, burglary
sane se William ssse ,s william
enre SANE AIT ia ow.n-turs,rys same Az frsnr. Ceeha
burglary George p. oN-lusryj SAINT agL Htury
eha'ceny 81 olcei Sane aSL James wahhsobbeyi
sgL s binsrg1sr Saee agI li"mas amth-enrNai Same
sa, Same iho@.s .rc,a' Sans 81 jane. Rob,
ensard ,crny Same go Michael G.rAndrsud lsceny Same
ggt j Lew Lcopod-graud larceny.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-11

Hotel by the leaders heads OF tho several wsra
tzatons when closer secrecy
IN the future were adopted. On Thursday afternoon
great number OF merchants held meeting NJ one OF Tue
9grincipol hotels ON broadway On Saturday evening
humber of ward meetings held No details of their
procoedings could. however,, be Ohtalneu.
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them with great speed. When within about 90 yards OK
them the strange visitor stopped and the hunters saw
distinctly 1t q boy, but whether an American OF
Spanish boy they could not determine He was nearly
Naked having only few sreds OF cloth on his person.
The party started in pursuit. but the boy wheeled and
ran rapidly back for half mile, when he turned TO ths
right and was lost sight Of.
Experiments have recently been tried in the
machineshops OF the Western Railroad Paris. In tie
new art of welding iron by pressure instead OF by
hammer on an anvil 1t found that union OF the two
masses OF iron wac effected only supercaly by means
Of the hammer that continued steady had
"a far creator effect In producing thorough Junction
Among other experiments two iron bars, ID ipches 10
diameter were heated To the welding point and brought
under the hydraulic press. The welding was ELECTED
with extraordinary quieess tie nbers VI the iron bena
thoroughly ntercolated with each other The Joined
portion Of the bars quite strong anywhere elsa
A microscopic section of the joint showed perfectly
homogeneous texture.
Marshal Neil is about TO abolish the position
OF yyandere n the French army the ground OF econ
omy. The vlvandlere Is q woman, often young ana
pretty attached each French battalion TO do various
feminine Chores to act as sort OF suteres ana 10 %
friend counselor surgeon aud nurse to the men, frenca
yiyan1ieres have often become celebrated. one calico
Double Breton" killed Russian captain and captured
six Prussians at Eyau taking them bodily before Nape
Jourdon was IN action In fifteen twenty battles sew
erl OF these vanderes received the Cross OF the Legion
OF Honor. The vivandere figures still In French
romance and poetry The literary profession VIII niiS
her sadly when she Is gone.
A religious discussion y eliminating III
fight dead body, occurred In Cleveland, ono is"
week. A German Luthersl Clergyman declined 70 Pei
form the regular funeral rites deceased memoe'
she church, who died accused of nlsdemeanor Tvs
which he would have been suspended had he hveda low
days longer lie hal become tho proprietor OF s'o'
violating rule Of the church In doing So The eersy
hesitatcd while performing the funeral rites
including sanctincatiou In the service. Inc WIG Vi '
deceased was willing that her husband should pe eu'
without sanctdcation and were many OF MS Hicnu
and the members OF his church. Others, however an
sisted that sanetacaton should be included TITO hous'
OF mourning was soon turned into pugisuo uoa
Women pursued the clergyman as he sought refuge.
flight belaboring him with sticks. and the men hnreu
na,,,,, .,opss at bi, head neighboring house was
not a sufficient shield 10 the man of God aga'ns. Wv
furious mob but he uay escaped without serious aiu''