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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-10-30

Eben c. Ingersol, of Peoria, the most vi
olent and unscrupulous partizan in liIinoi:
and mere shyster in his profession, will
probably receive the appointmeutof Judge
of the U. 8. Circuit court, for the circuit
composed of Wisconsin, Indiana and north
ern Illinois.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-10-30

A Rochester lady wants q law prohibiting
second marriages, on account of the bad
feeling they must cause in the next world,
in case the partners 60 to the same place.
She thinks once married is always married.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-10-30
GOLD WATCH LOST.

r osT, at about half past o ght o'clock Sunday
L. evening, somewhere between the residence
of Mr., Boguo in the lower part Of Rock Island,
and the city of Moline, lady's gold watch, open
faced, with gold dial and the city Of 81. Louis
engraved on the same. The hnder wiii oe soit-
sbIy rewarded BY lesving the same With
JOSEPH A. BIDDIS0N.
Rock Island, Sept. 0, 1859. df.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-10-30

The meanest man has been found in
Michigan. A laborer was buried by the cav.
ing in Of we'll on his premises, and he OBJ.
jected to any attempt at rescue on account
of the expense for man who was dead.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-10-30

A decision from the Supreme Court Of
the United States is expected in December
on the consttutonality of the legal tender
act. 1t is generally expected to be adverse
to the consttutonality of the act
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-10-30

The financial panic in California contin'
ues. One of the directors of the Bank oi
California having failed for $3,OOO,OO0,
there is a run being made upon that bank
and branches in the mining districts.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-10-30

A collision occurred on the Union Pacific
on Wednesday, near Evanston, Utah, by
which four persons were killed and several
severely wounded.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-10-30

The Detroit Tribune, moralizing upon the
summary policy of the Emperor Salnaye
with his gold spectators, O's for Salnave
among the other knaves Of y all street.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-10-30

The Democratic majority in the election
in Baltimore city Thursday, was 5,l3O. The
Republican vote was increased 1892 over
the vote last year.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-10-30

The number of human lives lost by the
steamer "Stonewall' disaster on the Misss.
sippi river, on Wednesday night, was over
two hundred
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-10-30

The Austrian government censures Prince
Metternich for his connection with the late
duel. We believe the Prince didn't kill his
man.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-10-30

In the Circuit Court at Quincy, ILL.,, now
in session, there are twenty cases for di
vorce on the chsncery docket, most of which
are new.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-10-30

Most of the editors af Republican news.
papers in Iowa seem to think the interests
of God and humanity would be promoted
by their election as State Printer.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-10-30
Ct. Louia Market.

Tslsgrsphsd to the Argr'
sT. LOUIS, Oct. 30.
Flour--dull; super, 4,50Ol a4,75; choice, 6,2j
family 7,00s7,50
Whest-loweri No. Red winter, l,07sl, ,i2l
No. spring Csc.
Corn-dyll No, Q, 81; new, SIC.
Osls-50aj2.
Pye--70a76.
whilkey-1, Seal II.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-10-30

The eccentric Father lgnasius is now
preaching the second advent and placards
London with posters announcing, "Christ is
Coming ~
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-10-30
u; Daily argus.


Gen. Lees college will have twenty-five
newspaper scholarships.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-10-30
DIR. B. 4. MITCHELL,
MEDICAL ELECTRICIAN.

DY REQUEST of patients In Rock Island
. County, will have rooms at the Rock Island
House every Tuesday and Friday during the
fall where be will treat with electricity, ali kinds
Of diseases, both acute and chronic. Electricity
will locate the disease to the satisfaction OF any
patient. One trial will satisfy any one Of this
fact. Mrs, Stallcup will attend to lady patients
The Doctor and bis sister are we'll known in
Davenport, as Mrs. stallcup has been a resident
of that city for some years, and can bring good
references from some of the best families in the
city, a, to the efficacy Of her treatments In oil
Female Diseases. Have cured Deafness, Fever
aud Agus, Catarrh, Bronchial Affections, Were
everything else "a failed also Liver ana MD
ney Affections. No shocks given The treat-
IN ents are pleasant to the most nervous patients,
even to infants. Let the afflicted give US call,
we will do them good. Charges reasonable
Consultation Free Hours from A. NJ. to b p
NJ. aug2sdtf.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-10-30

Hyacin;he has not yet been named as a
candidate for Butter6eld's office in the Sub
Treasury. Why this oversight?
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-10-30
BUSIMHBs CARDS.
BLYTHE l. ST0DDARD,
WAGON MANUFACTURERS,

MANUFACTURE all kinds of Wagons,
w Carriages, sulkies, Skeletons, Farm and
Express Wagons, &c. Every description of rs
pairing done at short notice. PArtioulai atten-
ton paid to manufacturing to order.
msy26dly.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-10-30
Eew York Market.

Eew York market.
TsIegrsphed to the AReus.
NRw YoRK, Oct. 30.
Flour dull, declining, at 5,75a6,50 for state,
5,S5a6, 80 RHO.
Wheat lower at ,4Oa42 winter red, so white
Va.
Corn LILO for cid sound
Oats 60a62 for new southern and western.
Pork 3la3I, so mess.
Lard lTalS
New-York tribune., 1869-06-21

90 many earnest animated voices. 1t was the Heau
frame of the pleasant busting town OF HIS oLs
through which he had rode so Rayg @ 0 t The call TO
hefore Suddenly the city bells Iung out ~ ~. O N ~
evening prayeT and Luis recOilecteu that o3u aiiS
his affairs remained He SAID tne Wol9s dlouu' anu,
nc ne smoke he saw the gealn OF siIF nSi' ~ -
ndoIv nj the American eStdacid ana he rushed 10 "
i'm beadlong bewilderment; IL was ". m Ils Way olrJ
Mia and he rode INTO to ona Nviy ycopd tn exactly
TiIe inhobitants OF San Carlos hau pttm ;t
ordered TO retire in mass within re tne st,g sir.
nidIy shutting themselves up to, be 1alou 2,e
tike wolves in net, by the eXaspeIateu fJ
I'VE are the last family that reiits and cam
the American; but with . y0lunteers-anu i can
raise 200 in San CarlOs-I would engage 10 MAINTAIN
"a Will hold San Carlos for Queen Isabella with my
own company y exclaimed Don Luis in an agony OF
shame for such unparalleled mismanagement. 1T
will be useless Don Luis, to struggle 1or Govern
ment that neither knows how to make nation nor
to rule one You are here alone, well mounted, ana
n Dominican by birth and right. Take the road TO
Santiago and offer your sword to tho cause OF your
81 viii eat it first" said Don Luis half drawing
If and then dashing it back into the sheath; be-
long to Spain and Isabella Segunda, and VIII die IN
their cause"
"As YOU please, but would prefer dying for o
more hopeful cause, and truer friends La Mia was
given up to plage to-day as wen as our pace mere
So speaking the American led HIM TO the door, ana
pointed out tC him how the thick grove OF orange
frees, which had obscured the sight of one place
from the other, had disappeared. Yesterday they
cut down your fruit-tTees and part OF mine t0-noI
row. the work of destruction VIII be hnlSheu' anu
San Carlos made uninhabitabe."
"TO what end all this destructionP asked LUIS
completely stupefed
"Ihey don't know themselves. In my case 1t was
reason enough that am American but you, loyal
Spanish subject, might have been spared" -,
Will it be believed that Luis not only continued
with the Spaniards to the end but kept with him III
his Company so Of the young colored men OF san
Carlos; and, what is still harder to DeleTe that
after he and they were dismissed from the oPaLllsh
service and returned here last month"; poor dSiion ron
oTed men TO seek an asylum in the country they had
BETRAYED they were all received like the prodlSa
generous welcomef l am speaking OF people.
Know of facts that have, TO some extent, VII. W.
messed or it would be hard to convince me m th"I oo
feed so immensely to break the Spanish yoke, could
so fsely and entirely forgive their enemies but so
IL is,
New-York tribune., 1869-06-21
CpT,IfNAI.

At the TOmbs Police Court yesterday, Justice
Hogan committed Rachel Achay for having stolen ifoin
Mrs sarah Barwick OF No. 6s BaXterst IN whose employ
she a domestic, jeWelry valued at sil Inc prop
ery was found IN the possession Of the aceused.fos
having stolen clothing valued at SsI from Tue room OF
James d. B. Sharp, IN the metropolitan hOel AlIreu W.
Alexander was arrested and committed TO the I0mDs
The clothing was found in his possession
At Jefferson Market Police Court on Sunday,
before Justice Ledwith, James Hylaud was COMMITTED
for robbng M0rltz Ebcrhardt OF silver Wateh ana
breSstpiu Tho theft committed on Saturday, on
secOudayO ear. Several other pcpockets were on te
car, and assisted in the robbery, 6ut ~ land was ne
answer IN default OF 500 bail, 70 answer chaiES o.
larceny from the stable Of Daniel Curry OF west 1AE
teeuthst Oh Saturday.
AT Essex Market Police Court, on Saturday,
Harry Seymour, the actor, appeared before Justice
Mansfield and caused the arrest or A. T. carpenter, VIZ
Is ALLEGED TO have obtained SlCO from the complainant of
which he was 10 furnish equivalent IN morse Ieed Dut
after obtaining the money lie CisappS9Tre, - DE-
furnished bail TO Thomas Ia! or ana De
jamin r. Hicks, the ptopHetOrs el an alleH,H
lgeuce Office, arrested yesterday on uie eopnin
OF Lawrence ;. Benson, OF Brooklyn whom e! ~ ,r.i
out Of $780, Tho complainant stated en- ~ oa'n. n.,grod
on the 10th Of May last, he saw an advertisement
Inv ms prisoners for partner with $500 20 ehs3b' IN
business paying at least $50 per week nc "piins NJ
their Office" No 47S Broadway, WAeh, ~ nJ Low
their immense business employment agents, d. a - NV,
ing books which represented Their msII ~ cn.tbird
week Mr.. Benton was induced 70 ptIo'so ma IA
interest IN tho concern, paying $50 Td tbat ther
business, cOnss ted in repubslng inc s'ah".S
tscment partner. Mr.. Benson trleu 70 ,Tcnld
NOT consent When brought before the justice, him
boosted OF his political influence 10 Oo't @ 'htoij for
as he saws il has often done before. They We're hcu
trial Julus KuOop caused the arrest OF y. L0cNeh.I
who came 20 his place OF business on the io Ntnoal
presented sight check for S266 ON the CLathsm ~ con
bank signed by Rudolph HauSer OF Cle' lnnr lnq NO
planant advanced him $40 on the cheek, tIe ~ AZ
pretending that 10 could not be cashed uiu lo frSs
aud that he had immediate need , or 'e me g%e was
forgery. LoeYenick held IN default oi s4iV00 D@
New-York tribune., 1869-06-21
AN APPEAL FOR DISABLED SOLDIERS.
To the Editor Of TIE Tribune.

SIR: l have been requested by many of the
inmates OF this Institution to present you with few
facts which may interest you individually and be food
for reflection 10 sympathetic and patriotic PUBLIC The
Institution known the New Ork State Soldiers Home
Is 90 be broken up and the Inmates thereof 10 DO sent TO
the National Asylum In Augusta, Me. The Legislature
ts last failed 10 make tho usual annual apprO
priatiOn for tho maintenance OF the Home" and tho
consequence Is that the disabled soldiers OF this state
who have been often assured both by public and pr.
yae individuals OF tho everlasting gratitude OF thclf
from all the areconae tics that bind them TO their
native Stato aud be sent 10 distant Asylum, which VIII
e1ectualy prevent them from seeing their friends and
kindred and necessarily entail upon them future of
anxiety aud misery.
Is this the boasted gratitude OF our State Is this the
and shattered constitutions Is this tho prOtcc-
ton 80 often promised MS by our teDowoitizonsi
We cannot help ourselves, our best days
are over spent IN the protection OF our beloved nag aud
for tho honor OF HewIOrk statei and II the people OF
that state desert have but % put our trust m that
benefeent Providence that ots not the sparrow fail 10
the PrOun unseen. We offered home, II is true, but
upon terms and uncrr circumstances that threefourthS
OF cannot accept And what IL the aternatiYet By
tho first ~ august there VIII be scores or mAimod
crippled md shattered remnants OF tho late war left
without refuge, compelled TO make their living as best
they can, become the recipients OF Illuminating puDne
charities In almshOuses, hospitals, &c. orWlch heaven
10 sink still lower, aud be tempted 70
do that which, at present they would recOi from with
horror We cannot believe that tho people OF Nowlork
State will permit this injustice that the promises made
TO US I'm the first flush OF victory empty and without
and resting In this belief aud placing full con-
fdence In generous and patriotic community, we leave
the matter their hands for consideration Hoping YOU
will give this place In your valuable COLUMNS remain,
In behalf OF my brothers In miHfOrtuno,
LOUIS SCHEFLE. Inmate Soldiers Home.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-21
OUEDOCG SPORTS.
BASEBALL.


EcKF0RG vs.. HAYMAKERs-DEFEAT OF THE
HAYMAKERs BY SCORE OF ~ TO IA.
The famous Haymakers met the Eckford
Cub for the first time on Saturday last at the Union
Grounds and much to the surprise Of themselves and
many Of the 1900 spectators present sustained defeat
This was but another example Of the uncertainty Of
base ball One good result is attained from the defeat
tho gamblers who only disgrace the national game lost
largo amounts The large party Of blackegs who accom-
pany the Haymakers for the sole purpose Of betting laid
their money at long odds their faYorites and lost
The pests who hail from this city also returned to 1t
much poorer than when they left 1t. Through the
utter incompetency of the umpire the game
was prolonged to q most tedious iellgth lie
grounds spoke OF the wrongs Foul balls on the third
bounce were him sufficient to declare man out one
of his most garng violations OF the rules was 20 ask
fielder he had caught tho striker out But the Umplre
had as Inc Was was not In things than several
of the PLAYERS They should remember tndt 70 them the
ITmplres word Is law and they should l2bde by IL and
not seek intimidate and force him to make decisions
contrary to his own Judgment. Several or the Hay
makers were very much fault In this regard-CraYer
especially called at 1925, aud the Iaynakers
went the bat the contest would have been interesting
had IL not been prolonged over three hours
Martin although by no means In good condition yet Tor
play pitched splendidy throughout the nine innings
Iracy with the exception OF two muhs played IN Ills
usual rstclass manner Nelson did better tlan he hes
them muffed considerably upon the whole did very web
Crayer Of the Uaymakers In consequence OF the puned
condition Of his hands, not elective as usual De-
hind the bat but the condition OF his hands was no e4-
over dozen passed balls scored against him. Ihe
balance OF the nine, as general tnhg played we'll Out
we're foolish In suppOsng that they had such an easy task
In dispOsng Of the Brooklynltes Appended Is Tue iuA
New-York tribune., 1869-06-21
FLoGGING IN SCHOOL.
ditnr OF The Tribnne.

To fhe EuttOr OF INC 4T'O""o'
SIR: In your issue of Tuesday &c" makes
statement In answer previous communication from
"a Teacher " concerning "FloggiDg in School" The
statement no doubt, meant to apply TO schools In
NewY0rk; but the writer in concluding lays himself
opeu 10 criticism I'm throwing broadcast some "useful
advice by way OF showing his doctrine upon corporeal
puuisnment IT, as he says, the statute OF NeW-1ofK
aboshes corporeal punishment in the private nsiltu-
tons" Of that State similar 10 inc statae ot
shall Oe allowed TO infct cOrpOrea punishment upon any
pupil In any public school in TINS state" NOW, any
teacher OF experience, under that enactment wiz zen
you that IL Is daily productive OF evil ana disastrous 10
The cause OF education. Not because II punlshes brutal
ty for punishment might bo restricted by legislative
enactment, but because II prevents the teacIer 1 ON
hand upOn the child. "Oh, but" our friend ~, Will
saw. aly child can DO managed by moral suaslOn' y
NV own experience taud has been that OF many years.
aud tho experience U the majority OF the teachers IN our
publc schools throughout the land prove this assertion
to be faacous. In every school district there are men
who through motives OF personal revenge upon
nsghbor win carry their spleen to tho schGol,
ueighbors children, aud such is the eheet
OF statute that the teacher left defensees ana
entirely at their mercy. But thon no viii retort EX'
pulsion is your remedy" We do try It, Good order Is
Indispensable In every wcllregulated school No" VINO
Is 10 be Judge OF misdemcanors In schooli why not
the teachert Aud yet tins pIohDlt0Iy hct naAes tho @
Trustees who seldom trouble themselves too much by
fregueucy In visiting the schools the sole Judges OF NhaA
shai constitute msdemeauor nagrant enough IN char
acer 20 Justify the suspension Of the pupil Inc parent
goes 10 the Trustees CLOSES over his own side OF the
case mathematics the teacher awhile, aDd In nine
cases out OF ten, TO keep peace In the district the
teacher sacrces good order aud his rules In schOol D
taking back the award pupil Other pupils enDold,
eued by the OF cOmrEde, become unduufu ana
soon disorder Tegns complete the parents lusteSd Oh
teacher ruling the school Such prneIsy tS Tesu
Of tho theory OF expulsion AJEEsEl AEAOhEA'
JeTgsu Ctty, NJ, u, un0 ii, 1859.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-21
COURT cALENDARs-Tms DAY.

SUPREME CoURT-CRCUrT-PART l-Soss., - 9s,- '1.Si i.d
e65 2l5 1925 800 g31 1906 SO iyl looi S S st "a
iG2s itSs lis ssS 95 1850 as Sl9 a2o 1921, 1 1s wa
SUPREME COURT -CHANDERs-Third Monday O@'
endar. ~ II Noa
SUPERIOR COURT trial lERM i 6Kl l % a. sTt s0
lOJ4 =. o,,, o,oo 2I07
s2oj SN 9eS gg5l Sll3 al3l g2li 3l2 23 R '4 NJ Ma
CoURT or GENERAL SESsIoNs.~stepntetn, t,5,sr ts BAD
lonev piou. asssn aud battery Andrew Terry "su ergsry
win attempt Al bprgary; David Marsh ssd Jas ,gs, s.
Henry We6b John smith, Chas kulhman Los sl Otlo
Falrchld, and Geo Moore, grand aeeny Ai0'' ''
Arnoun obtaining goods by false preteneSi "a FoowinQ
ALBANY COURT OF APPEALS, june 70 S3 81 "a no III
lI1 ia i75 ls6 H. l18 ll9, lSl, lsi nm, Nos esL
SUPERIOR COURT-IRIAL TERM a.; lsiS sslSF
esS 6ls o3S 1919 1859 lO47 g I7S5. 49, S w. 'f'' %
New-York tribune., 1869-06-21
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
PENNSYLVANIA COAL MINING,
m fhs Editor of The Tribune.


SIR: An article in to-day's TRIBUNE, entitled
Tne COalMners" indicates that the state OF affairs In
the coal region OF this State is fully understood even
n The TRIBUNE OHce. 1t is not easy, Indeed, for
complete view OF the matter to be gained without con-
siderable acquaintance with the manner OF operating IN
the coal held aud presume there are many writers en-
gagged on NewYork papers who know more aDout mlhus
in Colorado than In Pennsylvania Inc TACT rs tne ques
Iion Of wages is In reality subordinate one III u were
the only point in dispute there would be tte dneuly
now taken, seems not TO be fully apprehended-at
least, is not fully stated-by tho writer Of
the the article referred TO- 1t is not so simply
present demand Of the miners Is for what t9ey yyE &
Axed proportion of whatever price coal may bring
though this is included in IT, TINS OASIS noipt below
which wages shall net under any by
mted to fall second the proportion oupt for which
the ninsrs in addition TO this, OF tue amount noJ
coal sells above IS tun This minimum mas tfope peen
considerably IN apded on the excess Of IS
ae IN diderent districts from 12 to 10 per cent
That the operator P Eare usS and he he sells bis coal
oya Than IS tun at Elizabethpor or 50 at Port
- he ncrease IN price Should the price OF coal fall so
low that he cannot pay this minimum rate the remedy
nInished supply leads to higher price, This Irepeat
Is what the miners now propose as remedy los low
pending their step will be strike for higher basis
The city papers speak Of the coal question as II 1t was
entirely question OF wages IS between operators and
miners Tins Is but small part or the d1cty between
them, every man in the coal region wen knows me
the miners In regard to the Of the business
For Instance, the insist that no member OF the
"UnOn" shall be discharged except Tor reason Wnic d
hey consider suicien though the miners are one anu
all at liberty 10 leave operator without reason vi
notice. that man, without their consent shst oe & puI
manner the latter may be performing his Work tnaS
no superintendent Of" boss" OF any grade-lhdeen, 3 -
not too much say, man in any pe Gun
ployed without their consent Their modes OF enforcing
their decisions these points vary from strlke ~
murder have this day six men who were taken
from their beds last week by mobs OF mners ana
fpft ford dcad
An this region alone have taken place, OR an hyeraEg
three tines week since suspension commeheed' Win
the prospect OF becoming still more frequent IN SNORT
the Miners Union" substantially demands that tne
operators turn over their property TO their empoe
and allow them 70 conduct their business us tls'
much more than the question Of wages, that keens the
Pennsylvania coal mines idle, -..ras OBSERVER
New-York tribune., 1869-06-21

Cub; Muskodeed, Brooklyn Yacht Club Phantom
Brooklyn Yacht Club Rena, Bayonne Yacht Club.
SCHOoNERs-Ahce tCOm. KIDD, BROOKLYN Yacht club
Calypso, Atlantic Yacht Club Los Atlantic Yacht Cub
There will probably be more entries before the day of
sailing.
The annual regatta of the Bayonne Yacht
Club will be held the 10th Of July. Tie officers foY
this Club Commodore, Isaac Van Winkc; Vlce.Cu.
modore, Henry ID. Van NOstrand; ar.Commofore
John G. Harrison; President, j. O. Seymour TREASURE
Watson Ellsworth; Secretary, Thomas Harrison; iiae
Master, Capt l. Ellsworth; Measurer, George Wilson;
1he lone Yacht Clnbs Regatta will take
place to-day. the yachts starting from the foot Of Wes
tHty-hrst-st 1t bids fair TO he very successful
New-York tribune., 1869-06-21
REVOCATION OF DEPUYs PARDON.

To me Edtt0r or Ihe lFiOHhe'
SIR: Your editorial article to-day in relation
to Judge Blatchfords opinion In the matter Of the
Depnys says "Tho legal bearings are grave, and the
soundness OF tins decision TO be strenuousy
toned in many quarters" or course IL Is difficult 10
please all There generally some dissentents from
any decision however righteous and the guilty are never
pleased with the imposition OF tho punishment they nave
inerted hOmey illustration has, however, occurred
20 me- which disspnte any doubts thaJ may
still be entertained by tho sincere and yrtuous sup
posing General on the hcd Of battle TO Issue an order
which an alddecamp starts TO execute, MeahWhIe lhe
General Is slain; like a President he must have sue
cessor tho ofiico being continuous one lmineuatey
succeeds him, who being moro honest, more peHetrH
ting or, seeing change Of circumstances, resolves
10 cOuntermand the order OF his predecessor, hhu
dispatches second aiddeoamp In hot haste, VINO Tor
tuhately inercepts the first officer and either alters OK
stops altogether the execution OF the original decree rs
not this parallel ease, and was not e second uoners
course iuslifable aud corcctl The judges own cOph
icon OF pardon OF the nature OF deed seems 10
me also very forciDe and truthful trust therefore, tae
there Will be discomfort worth noticing respecting
this affair hOpo also that law and Justice WIZ DO es
teemed havo been fairly Yndlcated, ANA tnat no
qurks qubules will be allowed TO noly oDtrude so hs
doubts In honest minds 10 tho perfect egy
fairness OF the utimatum which has at lohBth Deeh
issued ,-,-.--.,..
Ihopo that President Grant aud tho Administration