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Five Hours and Half Quicker THAN
any Other Line.
NEW ORLEANS, MOBILE
IN AND
TEX AS RAILROAD.
Chance Ot Schedule.

On and after TUESDAY october 10, 1871, Passen-
II A. NJ. Day Express. arriving az Mobile a. 2
N, COZ Meeting with Through Trains on Mote
and Mont goinery and Mobile and ONO haI'-
rcad. Tor all Northern and Eastern ties.
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars are run through
this train from New Orleans TO Lo:--'.e.
via II am bolft. without c!.angt; so IRON Ten
sas (I.'ar Mobile TO LyIchbu1S. va B.ue Noun
tam route. -
; p. NJ Mobile Evening Express, arriving al No
bile al go p VI his train aud the i. A. NJ.
BAY Express viii stop al all the watering I aces
TO receive and discharge pass-ngers
Pass. myers for Dor ld,on vile WI take tie cars
at the CANA Street passenger depot al $50 A NJ or
the steam ferry foot Of st. JOSEPH street al 80
A. NJ couutcting with Passenger Train leaving tie
other side of TIE river arriving az Dona lGsoiv-.te
at u NJ. Ret ulning. ltav" DonaldsonNllIe al r
Il. arriving at New Orleans at about p VI
Through Freight Trains daily between New Or
Fans and Mobile. Freight received al iOot 0,
Girod street before p. NJ delivered at Noble cary
next dav. Through bills of ladiug signed Tor al
POINTS North, East and West, at Freight Otce foot
Of (,iIod street.
Ticket Office corne! Camp and Common streets,
WILLIAM BIZ DELL, ACeLt
!. ". r. BAYLEl,
General Superintendent.
G g. SANBORN.
General Ticket AgeL:.
". j. PHELPS
ocl0 " Gr-eral Freight Agent.
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ARGYLE IANIISG->:eaner Katie-2G,l Ii. IS
sis c..c,nt
UO:Ai1 SONVILLH->-.autr Iizlis Eo1!s,is-
ii Ids -tT - tu.e IO.ass.s 3 half tbs
ses and s..iGries
FORT AuAM>->.eau.tr Governor Alitu-4 : la as
cotton co,-oI se.C ;, sks seed cotton :. uEts
sugar - tns asses
JFFttEsnN->:' :ri.,I Garry Owcr-82l ba.ts CO.
ton loI SKIS cotton seed
WRECK STEAMER WADE HAMPTON-St..rut
Travis WI slt-lt7 bales cettou p bis n,o.aests
SIX seed cotton and sandres
Gross T'hTE kAlLKOAI-S;tamer - .ro!n-.6
ha cotton 20 shs Co;toI. seed skis seed -
hhds sugar bis sugar 58 bios molasses 10 ht.t
bbls rro.asses - Keys noidsses
ST MAKTiNN II Lh--s'eaIner Peerless-I- la Is at
cotton = SKIS cotton seed SKIS seed cotton III tiGs
sugar 40 bbls moa sees hat bbls molasses
ST LOUiS-Steamtr Mohawk and barges-ll - !
bhs tiour t,3 af bis do lo42 SKIS 1899 SKIS
l026 SKIS bran 81 ba!es hay
Observation-Disclosures !. Hodge No 2-It15
bales cotton -2S eks cotton seed is llds gaJ -;
bis mo asses 2 La.f ub.s do
HIRtTt p0KT-St.aIntr Rapde>-5i2 bi..ts CO..
ton rs SKIS cotton SEED ks seed cotton
EY TIE RAILROADS.
NEW ORLEANS MOBILE AND TEXAS RAIL
ROAD, NOvem Der d haits cotton 90 bids sugar
80 bbls molasses and -urdres
NEW ORLEANS IA kSON AND GREAT NoRTu
EkN RAILROAD. November 25-7'l bales cotton
and sundrv produce
MORGANS LOl l>IANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD.
NoveII Der 2.-ls0 bales cotton 10 bbls mo..eses 70
bids p3O nh's
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MARKETS..
DOmestic Markets.

,,, Ios.d nasier. sales ,i.5 EaI.s. Md
Glinc up,ard> lo.>c: Orleans lq7.r. H.ou,
duh and declining: common 10 tar extra
ST -,a7 70. rood to choice s !, a." -,
Whisky steady. Wheat | It e lower: winter
red and Western s. coal 81, Corn iII---.
or AZ ~ Sc. Rice s., a gc. Pork 81
Lard steady a. CSC. Turpen.inc heavy az
,il,c. Eo,iu .ilm. Tallow rli,t rI-isliS
fru,
(rxCrSS,T1 Noyemhnr .rJ-Co..oI IN fair
demand and advanced low u:G,Ilir.
~ uI,y,c -lour steady and IL luo.lera-.
demand. .auiI,. -. Goat, ~. Wheat s-ca6y
and ..sv 81 .5ol 81 Corn in far de.
mand AID finn AT ila Toe. Oats uuiet and
uncLanr.,l Pork: full prices asked. 81. ~
uJ1 ~ Lard dull and unchanged Bacon
j., f.;r !, .,,,,,d and firm. tnr n,w shoulders
zr. clear ,@h and sides, a,l,c,
Sr Lots. November !J.-Co-ton finer.
u;ddliuo l. 3,c Flour uni.+ and unclaimed.
srnertfn. winter - ~ J ,:,:ey-ra s. 10 n
& 20. Gnl,!,Ie extra s. 5OQG a. Wheat
cpie.: no. red 81 Al: No, red winter
81 81 Corn in GOOD demand ~ full nr;c.s.
mixed on rbe track 1,c Oars in h4-r.r de-
uand a. ,ic: No. +! 3sc: mixed sacked &c.
Whisky ,;rmer: small lots aGc. Pork n.rui.
nal az: ,5ql3. Bacon inlet: shoulders
age; clear rib : l2c: clear sides 75- Il, -
Lard puie, az So a sl2c. cash IL Develn Der
->--
Yesterdays Evening Dispatches
H,prrurn Noyemher >, Mama Gov
man. whose mo,h.r onnosed rs u.rri,c.
emf his morlr,'s throat
CISrr>x,rr Nnv.,nher - A nov.,r.,.
is on foot arain 20 urg,o an am4ulu.u- -
the cons.i,n.ion rccn1nizinu cod
SArI.Kt CRY November 15-Tbe Off
cial oroan saws the Normons do uo- intend
to abandon I'.ai ON account of reIirion
NV YORK. November -. Noon-Ar-
rived: Steamers Denan. Iowa and Recala-
tor Arrived out: Java.
CHARLESTON. November 2j.-Tbe Safe
treasurer publishes IA statemen. of the debt
of South Carolina 1t shows: Bonds
printed. so. coo 900, whereof S.. OU0. Ooo are
still with the American Bank Note Com
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BELOW COMING Up.

SPA: - fa.i. >.--,!, .>:>i. II day from H4v.:a
= IL. o. .uAt-t.,.a:u Bros
IT.. al t@S Mo- 60. a,e :ioiu Crttc Sep: ei p
uC \ L.,eLEn:.-
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FOUND.

IrOt<D-ASTE. on FRInAY NOVEMBER ,;
L It1l. a BAY pony Win white face II Mas brand
on - Up he owner AN have the stril. by
plo' L. property and Pa. ~ expenses.
HbMi> CANNON
Gu.. No - l,tlortt street.
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WANTED.

D. "
NA\TED-A LADY iIGGI>T DESIRES TO
W "hfh II SITUATION Il ti-c drug business. Size
" .tig 20 travrl 20 ANY part OF America. Ad
dress Letter II, al tbs Office. uozl lw
WA>TED.-A ro>lTinS A GuvERNESS OK
W companion 10 adv. Would take ti.
ne OF two ct.' lf.I and instruct them.
: >i..ans rtfL-d and correct German; also
ii"n' II and Eng II. : good house per.
Nol.G not object 70 80 Il te country.
MRS. IANELAND
iU'- No. 2'' Camp street
GENTS WA<TED-FOR THE UNIVERSAL
IA WINE AND THREAD CUTTER Saves tine
Wit thread. fingers ara teeth oInethiug
body wants. samples mated on receipt of twenty
NE cents. Address GEORGE DAVIS
9t.i III No to9 Broad way. New York.
NA>TED-O<h HUNDRED THOUSAND MIN
W women and chIlGI-I. all Cted with the follow
rg diseases: dyspepsia. diarrhea bilious and
JIreT !evers, genera debility. nervousness, low
u, US. etc; to be cared by the celebrated Pey
:.h,.d Btters PItce, a bottle.
ap%b Su We Fl ~
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BREMEN

German >' s''s s =: resume. ''' ''
reSL-eI y Is follows:
From Bremen. From New Orleans.
kOLN ........ September &C. October. ~.
FkANkFC RI. October :. November II.
NEW YORK. .Nuvtnttr 1. December T.
HANNoEtR. November 2. January Is.
KOLN .......... december 80. February 10.
Touching outward at Eavre and Havana, and on
Their toIre TRIP al Havana and Southampton, 20
al d a:-a receive passer gers and freight.
Later Gays OF depart re will be advertised here
a.:e..
PRICES OF PASSAGE
From Bremen, Souttam pton or Havre to Havana
OF New Orleans
tAb!N........ ................sl3 1873 gold
Prom New Orleans Havana to Southampton,
Eavrt Bremen.
SlttRA6t.--.-.... ............. a. gold.
From New Orleans to Havana
CABIN. ..................&5 U currency.
tRAf1E.................... 2a currency.
Passage t-cket> from Bremen. Southampton or
Havre 20 NV or issued by the unders gned.
For further par. eIlars apply to
I'D =. sTOCKMEYER ( Co. Agents
w! " AZ Union street.
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GERTEI>.
PRACTICAL @ I \MAkER.
Pa Il and Jobber Of GUNS and PISTOLS hreac Ii
.uaLci- AMMUNITION AID l>ilNG TACKLE,
No. IS IT. Charles street,
NEW ORLEANS.
Arm made 20 ,lrler and repaired by experienced
ana ti-oroUgh w.r6men. MODES neatly made from
draw -Ii-s with secrecy and .sPatch
Nj. Gtrttis expects u :.N days large assert
melt Of newly inverted Airs. He has on
ta!d every article eee-aIy 10, a sportsman and
20 great variety o. loaded aud uuloaded
CaItI dyes.
good t1ursnltl waited. sc7 "
A>..--''''''''.'. t. >....-..'..''. .-.t'As.
lie best and cheare=. gas in he city can be had
by Gpl' rs a No. - amp street 10
W +. BOWMAN
Agent Pai1ba1Ils' sea- ana Cotton Beams
Fairbanks Il 60 axe -le All horned agents for
an 81 ng all the tc c-.=tun Olsts, pestottces
d public buildings conn. Cttd with the United
STATES. with scales which : sat st;tctory vdence
:: a. they the standard tor the United States
ostttcu Agency at No 3 Camp street.
a.,2o I'm " L BOWMAN Agent.
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COTTON STATEMENT.


,.ock ~ ..aa >.I,tfl' -f'l.-...'.;.., % jl'
a rtr.J ~ % fi' ~. -, ..,
Al'l'eu i'e' o-s> ='+ '"i-2'" ''
-
-o-''5. '.'..'.... %'-2l
/ esIeC 'o..-E .'.-'' '-.. '-.......- '-f-i .
t-esTeo IieF 90 y....-...........+'. o'-l"r 924
S:ecS on rand ana on ;boaId 70; cl-ar'd l"l -.
5000 s'''-"'4S -f-N -"si veal .....-.. 60 ''
! To.Gavs.y,..r.s r,t,;.r.t ~ bale, to I-,a,.
I nnn' "a - ravf. and 'o1 "a ~, VAN, p
iep-s proper site a. ,v,,.us 5..2 bale.
$50. A.r... j 81 II - F.,.. aII,l,lt p, ,,'.
/ AZ wear
>rGAR-Hec4 vvd - lids. Tie demand is far
tas5er foI i.x.Is. ~ mn, IS va, m"sti
: disposed ii, however ~ ace for Inferior o. a
| t. tr~ common -a:-.c for GOOD ronn,o,
| a. -or h. : .a.l: lGuI .-'c ,or prime TO rho,r,
| %49-c lol -eeord. 70. -o' crn.rf ga 10. az t
| ned
/ MuLAS>t>-Tre h...er G.-.c,.f,:5ous are in fam
dtuauc b tie poor { .aitlrs are dun and InIc.,
.Ie "a II 10. i lv+1s T., slpp4s ar, ,,.Iliup At
| 110 }0r 10, inferior and c-r+r .u.r i5Q 4nr tn,
common AID ceI.t ~ -ua4.. Tor fan. t5u "a.
1or lIm" ana 4eaaoe ,or street, prime. som,
FL"J !!-Ti.. ua1Set : bal. OF sutt.r:.n. and
dotto,e evtIa and ,ow .e.xtr; < ,ci.,, fl'..
DESCRIPTION. arr III request and 1slc-s tor them are
hart.,l!u III :. so. / 81, i;rd : small aud ,n,
.is.s a. ii .r.' .-,.ra -iet -t, l,i,jrd MI ,
sofa to az. If viii = do,lii. I',at = rs ~
/ doc ,,;,vt :. ..,r-e 20 dn.,i,. 49, %, D. w
aIt ~, .,-t, ~, a 5,u GOOD -, - a. ~
do =, :, tr IA AID 10 o'4.. .v-,t. ~ H.
Al - , : I'D. cIct. exit. q. r g.. !. hhl.
d-mand 80, s',l ~, '.''' '"ni
AZ ~. 4oI &e ON ii .y.d..t ~ ci, ,,Inv ~,
~ .o,l.v lr,. a. g.. 500 ,i.:t a: o. End l5o
0,r>,' " = 7 49,, ,.,,..,...,...
I-po 49,. Ne !, d. q 4, = WAX - d1 'f' 81
New-York tribune., 1871-11-16
THE FRENCH COMMUNISTS.
TRIAL OF SOME OF THE MBRDERERs OF GEMS.
LECoMTE AND THOMAS.

LECOMTE AND THOMAS.
Vsrsaas (Bov CorTespon4Aoe Of Is LOadon Ddiy HsDt
The sixth cOurt-martlal, OF which Col. Au-
bert presdent commenced to-day tue trial OF some OF
presumed assassins Of Gems. LecOmte and Clement
Thofnns There n prisoners In the dook an6they
generally nnel0oknR men. almost all old soldiers
One, lad Of IT, in blouse is accused Of actually hrnR
shots generals. Ne Iachaud defends one OF the
prsoners The Public Prosecutor In his opening speech
sad that Of tho Court to defend the honor
endeavorlng 10 find out the murderers Public opinion
might he surprised ct seeing few accused Of the deed
IN which notoously very many participated The
was that the prosecution was not commenced until
three months after the crime. Evidence from nf0rmers
and others collected slowly and painfully. Some
guilty than many In the dock had, unfortunately
escaped. he admitted the weakness OF the prosecution
In respects, but would do his best to support It.
Addressing himself specially to the reporters benches,
he begged for the correction OF persistent error which
had deeply geved the Sth Of the Line, to which he be-
oDged Hs regiment cut to pieces In oriornhope duty
the Meuse, was prisoner In Germany on March IS,
and yet It universally accused Of having Joined the
rebels IN Paris n was the dsorganized eSth marching
regiment which had behaved badly
The indictment, which was very long, stated that
mob Of 10000 persons bounded on tho wretchns who
slew the generals It brought forward little direct evil
dence TO show that the prisoners were guilty Of actual
participation In the MURDERS beyond tho fact that some
In their cups had brageed Of having either commanded
fred shots, and suggested that In some these
sefaccusations were probably untrue, merely vain
bOasting to get promotions from the Commune There
are subsidiary charges Of levying civil war robbery &C.
The trial will last many days
New-York tribune., 1871-11-16
THE NEW CHARTER.

TO the Bdttor Of TIE Tribune.
SIR: In the formation of new Charter, do
not return to the old style Of Metropolitan Commissions
The Republican party must not seek Q partisan dis
trbution Of offices In opposition TO the fair majority OF
voters In this city. Consolidate existing Departments
tof course providing for necessary subdvisons)
what % follows:
L. Finance QncludIng Taxes and AssessmentsJ
II. Public Works Qnciuding Docks, Parks, and Depart
H. LGT dncludns ali legal provision for each Depart
w. Ppitcs Or PsSsc Satsy dncudins Fire. HEALTH and
v EdaSStson and P.blis Relief dncuding Charities and
Corrections, and Board OF Educaton)
Tho Commissioners or Heads Of Departments should
be elected BY ballot or appointed by tho Mayor II
elected let it be tho basis Of minority representation
with term Of ofhce not exceeding three years. II ap
pointed By the Mayor retire Commissioner annually
The Mayor should be an exOnoo member Of each Com
mission or Department Mako the number Of Commits
sioners In each Department the smallest compatible
with tie prevention Of "ng operations" Reduce large
salaries ana increase small 10 basis Of substantial
Ths MAYOR shOuid be elected for one year and nsl-
BILE TO reelection or appointment OF election to any once
in or under the City or County Government for three
No commissiOnsr or Head Of Department shOuld be
once In Or under tAs city q County % GoySrDs1s m within
tn non sns Ca 81 M IL 40
draw any salary In more than one capacy or hold more
one once position gnSsT Ss The Asdn% S e.
made fslopy and puniAhabls with imprisonment. No
Pss:Sn should b borne e SsSnated o. any 2 or
tss SSysInHs1s s.ssgs iSt sSrycs: s guy
and puniahable with imprisonment IN the STATE Prison.
No person should be eligible 20 any oce which controls
Directs the expendtufe Of money except he be tax
payer and sha give bonds in excess Of the amount est
mated to be applied to the purposes Of his department.
and bonds 10 Be reneWed annually. 81.
II the Council OF Political Reform win appoint Com
mttee 20 reoeve al Suggescns that cseLs may pre-
sent and after due confederation, make such excerpts
as seem worthy Of presentation to the Legislature IT
very probable that many things win be suggested which
will condnce 20 putting oar city administrations on fair
and s0lid footing. .--.. . a, ~ ,...a.. J.LC
HeW- York, NOV L. 1s71. FL
New-York tribune., 1871-11-16
BRITISH PoLICY IN CHINA.
TESTIMONY OF THE LATE MINISTER OF GREAT
BRITAIN TO CHINA.


BRITAIN TO CHINA.
Sir Rutherford Alcock, late Minister of Great
Britain to China bis evidence before the Select Com
mttee OF Parliament East India Finance, which has
Just been printed gives the following explanation Of the
circumstances under which Prince Kung addressed
him on leaving China the oftenquoted observation,
afieSS Being asked whether Prince Kung really dd
thus express ks Wishes sir Rutherford replies: IYes
other TnsSs USST . sais leave of me . $ matter Of
courtesy naturally he referred 20 all the discussions
We had neither q rs Obtained exscy That We wiSed
and tie missionaries and the opium had very often been
Alluded e tSOss s and g
the Hgnng OF the convention and said After all these
regulating many pOints hope that, though am going
away, you VIII md other matters VIII sottle themselves
msnt in cur featons and the our Commerce
HS shScF ny hand very sSrGas and "a. said Yes We
you have awSys endssyorsd to DO justics, ana You
need b % more trOuPls "a ohina.," =.
chinese hate most, missionaries or opium; the
TS RSnan os ispsssy aSsr into sSs s Gs %
terror, and doing what Churches have doue In all
nc .sr.S s1d sSSs
f Land % g sSs.. s had S.G ss e a cbiss %
ecmIaunites when ths Rersecution took place, enc
RafhsrfoTd i1atsateS 10 feeling q &c cSness a tess
matsecs By askng yhas tAs feeag q the EnGsh would
snsS Or Prassan cr sny Other nSoa came q c s ana
ROnsm Cath6liOs o. had somsthng e Roman oathOlt.
cim about you and Of the conditions Of peace is
was connscated under Henry VIII You may con
feeSs tSas SesiS cseSssa tis cSeniry n
nnet hat bad % csry out fGs nscessSfy nsasures"
New-York tribune., 1871-11-16
FOREIGN NOTES.

Mr.. Peter Barry, who, after Mr. Scott Russell
appears to have bean tho most active promoter OF IN.
now British social movement" made address on tbo
a7h ult, at Huddersaed. Speaking Of tho seven nov
celebrated resolutions, he had they been cnro,l
sS Ogs Sf Mr. &c scott Russell had
who sn had isSSS sne SOSSpsas pSS pledged
Tho lecture was illustrated by maRic.lantcrn Si
showing tho condition of sborrrs all over the world
charge was made Tor admission and there Was a ycrr
small audience, very tsw Of thOse present being worE
ipgmen. No interest whatever was shown In t6o mai
ter aud more than half the audience left before the ad
dress was finished. Wv ~"
NJ. Henri ROchefort has sent from prison tho
following letter 10 NJ Albert Jolly his council at The
late trial: "Anow me- dosr defender TO offer vo, AN
edition Of the LdnteTne, formerly supposed IN bava
yielded me 80 much and which now costs mo 40 dear
What most dstresses In tho calumnles OF all aort,
huried against not only me- hut my family and even NV
ehidren is the thought that In them vague homes
Of ths resurrection Of dynasty thought dead and
all directions literary and poSa sss IL
nothing 6Ht BOnspsist dnnShl could e%SendsI Sr'o
rgbttul domain, has proclaimed an amnesty and that l.
after being condemned by Republic, shall experience
the sti more terrible doom Of pardon by the Empire"
Minister Won Room has been subjected in tho
German Reichstag TO some sharp questioning on tho
aubject OF the unnecessary number Of reserve soldiers
stin detained In the ranks. He explained that tho
number recently reported at OOO would reduced by
the deObzaton Of part of the forces lately In France
ana by replacing certain part with recruits 10 total
of 10000 or these, however, two-thirds VIII be lett
belonging 20 demobilized regiments Of cavalry
number Of party-drilled recruits were seut this
branch 10 the field of whom the portion last trained tho
reeras OF 1882 in great part banded 10 tho
train which lacked many thousands Of driyers tia
necessary now 10 send these mon " their regiments
learn their proper duties untn they can perform them
while the older soldiers must remain to maintain the
efficiency Of the sQuadrOns up to their proper standard
Mr.. J. s. Mill has addressed the following
letter to Mr. G. Neville Of the VcePresdcnts OF tho
Rafn AasOr In I am
much obliged 10 you for sending letters on land
published in The HoncoRtormisL All that you say in
them deserves to be wellweghed, and no doubt will find
it, proper place in the progress Of discussion II would
be CONTRARY the programme OF the Land Tenure Re
form Association TO take up the naturalization OF tho
land should be much opposed TO ts doing 40 A. you
are even II we're personally In favor of nationalist
ion. which am not for the very reason you give, be-
cause do not believe IL would be successful as meas
ure OF finance should very much like 10 see trial of
the experiment the scale you propose, by tho laying
out 100000 or million o. public money IN the p1rchSse
of land strict account being kept Whatever the re
suit might be, the experiment could not fail to be In
atr1
New-York tribune., 1871-11-16
REFORM M TURKEY.
ARREST AND TRANsPORTATT0Nl or PROMINENT
PERSONS EoR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Efom IA Lloaas HEatd 0f Oa N +t


PERSONS EoR R.MALADlnNTsTRATIoN.
. -. Efop zAa LseeRt HWyh " OF % .'
neys stAt Eatn Boy sesreeeFys % the Buitai
Hubsein ANna RBsnA Iat0 Mnister " Wers ana H1snI
ard EhpDsa og q DehAl exig ~ AiqEifesa "a CypruS
Tae nsNs seaeed ns e We wsES plpE q peeee b1t wb
accuracy. Having now receved t1s in1enssns 81 the
tuSed 81 sha Cred YfeF Into ne ad1in SsSop ~ tSe
aad zep1aeh under their te dhsis
rent lnyesEAeipn int the A9re q ha Paiace Guts A.
lsisegllY cSHpypiAsa EIoiA 1ey. tD6 q - result
% Me4needey ns aiesig sulalp0ns4 poiSSi ecancd
Of Minister'S % deetoe on What shsQld % 46s uih ts
whsnt vas decded thA3 an thzsa Ahodld b ezaed TO
yroy1ne1el lSrssz ls1a heirR at ne ssse ttsne ~
fof ne a9f0se % ne ma9naRiAs WoFe isSued
ye5ssar4eay yesa mosn,s - ~ lsEed9 sesan Ies ea
hoysxess nss aes ssna says R4st nsea tfon
pfetssssd aFnfAet In tiiSfinfs fennoVal = He has
tkeFefuFos beh % E0alu tli ts daaTtnse OF
New-York tribune., 1871-11-16
LIEUT.. FRED. GRANTS TRIP TO EUROPE.


To (Ae Bditor Of Thc TrtoHne.
SIR: read with extreme qualification your
article In Thursdays TRIBUNE the retention Of Muir
ply In the New.York Custom-House. 1t was timely,
temperate and appropriate and expresses the sent
mens Of honest in the country. be he Repub
lican Democrat. VIM you now have the kindness to
favor your readers with your views as TO the proprey
OF the President appointing HIS to accompany
the Generain- Chief Of the Army his proposed tour
through Europe 1t has heretofore been supposed BY
the people when army officers were sent abroad at
the public expense their mission was for the public 0o'd
In short that they sent abroad officially to study
the military systems other naons In order that they
might introduce at home suoh changes and improve
nIents "a likely TO prove beneficial to our own
army. And in making the selection OF young o1teeTs
those only wore taken who had been distinguished for
their talents and proficiency at West Point In this in
stance, however. young gentlemen has been chosen
who stood very low down 7 or 4o-I forget the exact
Hgure) In the class and was strlkngy deficient In HIS
examination, in every branch Of military science What
incentive does such practice offer to cadets TO labor as
sduousy and faithfully. day and night In order 70 mas
ter the difficulties Of their profession And In this par
many Of whom were doubt young gentlemen OF much
talent and that they s9q1 Ss
TO be the Of the President1 What this but that
SS e In Branch pubic
and Is sSppiDg tho foundations Of all 6oyernment both
ali ofces and places controlled by the Chief Magistrate
OF nation his personal property and perquisites
to be dispensed Of him for his own profit or that OF
his family, without any reference to the national vel
fare or wants not then why was not this appoint
ment given o the graduates whose ability and
proficiency would have enabled him to make such obser
vatonS and acquire such experience as In the oontin-
gency of another war, would have amply repaid tho
country Tor the expense incurredi And Why hAs the
General the Army oountenanoed act OF fayortism
60 corrupng In It's tendencies 10 the important branch
Of public service over which ne Presides was Just
this sortof fxyoritsm which cost France 30 dearly In
her late contest with Germany, and 1t behoOYes the
American people TO consider seriously the DANCER which
menaoes them from Its introduction into our army.
Orange n j., Nov. II, l671. 5IGAA
New-York tribune., 1871-11-16
BOILER EXPLOSION CAUSED By AN NcoM
PETENT INSPECTOR 20 1,'1

TO INC bussVF VF,-EHO 4TFVWW0' -
Sm: The recent boiler explosion in the iron
works in OinfonyfIis, Clinton County, r. r., In which
two men Msrs killed and two wounded uynisAel add,
tSnAl tsstnony y ~ danger attending ne pressst
B.Sashestsf t1ted ths beosR uh 40 poundE hydro
sset,e Isss AeA A.t y 4s..G q tae sssln IAeek ySs
oaiiSd atssatoase thst wheR " as iaesiae1 by
The ElzRsety TIA - bolss gas ~ Fiel4s etesm
snsS M systematically ennae6 by fhe oy6s
pressure q ne hsdsossete test Hsy long Twin The
carry out this fcoiish HksteEai Ia 3 .iIi - o. r
bEetO- Ycfk KeT. ~, 1oI ssgJao. - saspie a. =
New-York tribune., 1871-11-16

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puhIic s6nlfss nad m s consequence Tho Tweeds and
Ftelds IN th1 worl1 val efVe ieea
NET-YoRK MERCHANT SINCE 1850.
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