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New-York tribune., 1871-11-30
AMERICAN VESSELS IN COLOMBIAN WATERS

'"E CASE or TIE VIRGINIUS-COMMUSICA
ShOA THE GENERAL GOVERNMENT OF CO.
NvNblA-Ti'E vIRGINIls Ar LIBERTY TO
PHHEED ON HER VOYAGE
Inc following communication, dated BOgOta,
oc'- Sn' has been addressed by Felipe Zapats, Mis-
sri .e interior and Of Foreign Affairs Of the United
e " ~AAhpla' 70 the hf1Tetary Of State OF Panama
In relation - tho steamer virenips hockad.d bv the
essolsh corvette Tornado at tar port Of AspiDwan:
BY the mail ~htc arrived yasteray afternoon In this
sapital IRON ue Atlantic received your cOmInunra.
61ctstfd the folio viz x resolution: " ''' A''''" ~
Jne EA o. whrh fhr captain Of the Spanish corvette
SSInano aceuses tb steamer virgipins in s disDai
aearessd ~ ne irter of Colon and 10 the Serrriar,
VI INC efistr Cf PaIni ore that ale va a.,
Ssansporug men and rohiraband " war 10 aid ihe ~, ~
S1nect0h 6 the island OF Cuba acts which smn,..i,n
teeAD TO be p,oicd. aud however Illegal t1v npv M
loving nee. e'er "d beyond TIC national territory and
sas Il s ,ouSrs. ' even aItaIstSS s;IsssS g. tas
New-York tribune., 1871-11-30
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

The National Board Of Trade will meet In st.
LOa,s u Deeembero.
tens defeated both bsnehs Of
ths Tennessee Legslata yesterday. By sdeeided Majority
Tho Commissioners Of Pstents has extended the
AZ Hny for nsAanea neveests for
ss .shnos; Also s pasest Of Ns~sons Dsuav Of xaasAsss
Mich, for ssow.plswa
Some human bones were found yesterday in
No Eoh CAe.s which ss',s ss Ire Sss
snd xiSrs brother Of have isas ssee hs ere
..Ou Thursday last while the seryants were
eosss sp rdesee of ss hensead wealthy e:sn hares
ovS i'll recently deeess sh tvak dsSvered which, vhsa
sSss:s n 49, y sssIas - sP fsVaxy Dss &<
New-York tribune., 1871-11-30
BI,IGIl VI.
LI>lCNATI0N OF TIE MINISTRY.

BRrssEIs. Wednesday. SOY. ~, ls-i
The Ministers have rendered their lo>igna-
fios to tie King to-day, and "a" kIr ha- co'nI>>"I'h
n Coorces Francois ThoulS>ru 10 fora tdliHCt.
The people sati>Gcdlw th'Ihc ac'oInr hmcnt {" ih"r
object have Dispersed and oGer vH'i' ilr"is"'i Ia"
rity.
The EurcomastCr o. Ghc1t at th' h ad o d"Irt ton
Of 400 citizens. today waited upon VI. Lu'~ lara th
well known Liberal statesman and PR ~oItcd an at
dress expressing their admiration for his pol ticai W m T.
pies and the hope that lie would aglin he called +" ra
tcipatc in the administration "f The G"vcliIrn. "
Bara was Minister oi Justice in the Cabinet "f ~ tI'rc
Orlan.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-30
MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.

Controller Green placed yesterday. e9So,0W
" the credit Of the Police Department, for November
william A. Herring rendered his resignation. yestrr
day. % Auditor Of Accounts In the Auditing Bureau
Controller l0recn d1smissed, yestsrday, Andfew J.
Smith, the Attorney for the collection Of Arrears Of
Personal Tsxes" and removed To records 10 e~ec
70 bis own department.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-30
THE MORMON TRIALS.

SALT LAKE ClrY, Utah. Nov. 2S-Thc Hon.
T. n Hsup.,.A,. srsuneat oo besaf Of defendants -
the case Of Tse People Brigham Youns, Hi"tnSsn,
Kimbal and othsrs for murder. to auash the iniies
msus occupied Tie attention Of TIE court tho vhss Of
soAay e ncs.ons ~ h H. ess =. sa,t Sn
Monday next he 10 so miles away and the roats ars
Ood. be g \ tAsasAt - Wfu - ~ n tina
New-York tribune., 1871-11-30
AN INJUNCTION AGAINST TWEED
lie Is RESTRAINED FROM D!>r0>ING OF HIS
PROPERTY.

The following important order was granted
by Judge Brady, yesterday, against william NJ. Tweed;
Svl,r,me Corrt-Ihe PtopIe Of the state Of Ntr- York
am, William w. r,r,ed ef al ON reading the affidavit OF
John 0. stouenherg and Wheeler H. Pecklam, and on
ordered that the defendant. william NJ Tweed, show
cause before special term of this Cour. to b. held ih
the Cy Hail. in the CITY ~ Albany IN and for the County
Of Albany on the last Tuesday Of Drcember. 1871 at ia"
opening Of the Court that day soon Thereafter
as cOllse can he heard why n" should not he restrained
and cnioned from removing dsposne or his properly
during the p-ndcncy Of this action aud IN the mean
fcndant william NJ Tweed, il strictly cjoued ana pro-
hibitcd from removing or dispo>ing of sald proPrlV
JOHN X. BRADY, Justice.
The immediate service OF this order on MI Tweed of
course put. cud all r ther negotiation Of hs prop
Crty tor the present.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-30
Two MEN SHOT BY A PHILADELPHIA POLICE
MAN

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Nov. 29.-Joseph Bauer
md his son Joseph were seriously not fatally wounded
last night by Police Sergeant Pauey Young Bauer was
fugitive from Justice, and Paulley arrested him last
nybt IN charge Of wounding apoce officer last Spring
Bauer resisted the officer and the father coming TO his
son assistance they OverpOwered the ofcer VINO then
drew revolver aud fired seven sno's' heary Ill o,
home Guarded by officers. and his father Is NJ the hosp
raj I;ntl men urc In 10 critical condition.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-30

IIIIUMA1IC APPOIN1Nt\r.
V!INNA, Wcdno >d'.y. Ncy. %.

VuX>A, Wc,lnos s,Iy. Ncy %. ls7l.
Baron Won Lauccnau, Minister sf Austria to
Holland. has hccn appointed Envoy Extraordinary and
histu Plcnipoontiary to the Court Of ST. Pctersb'rF
Prince Mcttcrnich has asked permission 10 resign his
post al the head of the Austrian Inhas>y III I'rlS'
which Lc has held sIIcc 1889.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-30
IT Ally

TIIt rUPI FEFUsI> TO COM"RoMI~E WITH Tl'-
KING.
ROMr, Wedn' sday, Nov. %. lS7l.
The Popc. yesterday, replying t" an address,
cxprcsscd lis contidcLto ia the Ultna" triumph OF tie
Roman CatiOIc Church. He protested aSiJnH all id'a~
of cou,lrcni-t With the rulCrs "f Italy.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-30
FOREIGN NEWS.
II, or TIE PRINCE OF WALLS.

NENTH VT I1TE I INV u " .o>-
,,rr,r CHANGE TO NOTE IN HIS CoNpiliV ,o.,
LII VIZ Io>ro>. Wednesday. Nov ~ ''.'.
The noon bulletin from Sahurlns -, wales since
gasn' ea. aF and s se "1 nS
greatly ~,n rs"rS t" the
not removed ,.o5,,, A o'clock this even
Inc P"' ,," prince has passed a quiet day. As aA
Ing. saw ,In coalition Of His Royal 1IiGhncss Is
>nd' Wv" I,re,rous it may he stated that his
n"' cou.dcr necessary +" issue only NV" h"l,'
orn 1,y- one in The morning ana the "'ncr !" ."'
evening. should III" case become e'''''"'' ''''''''
~o"'u " f Ioxnoy. Wednesday. Nov. 29-MlniSht
.,i,,t thrrc was no change TO note IN
en-, canG,iion Of the rrn"e Of Wales.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-30

ANOTHER CALIFORNIA STAGE ROBBERY.
SAN Francisco, Nov. 29.-The Georgetown
and Auburn stage Was robbed yesterday by highway
men, who secured Wells Fargo Co.'S box. containing
OO and carried II OF u part Of the Sierra where
the snow was i've feet deep
New-York tribune., 1871-11-30
TIE CHOLERA.

TIL DISEASE INCETA>ING IN SlAMBol J..
CuxsIANTINorLE. Wednesday, Nov. 49, ISL
There HIS been Engc increase i'll the
humber - cases Of cholera sianho"l daring tLc lat
three OF iUiI G.yH.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-30

He is on no more cordial terms with the President ana
secrctary OF State now than he last March, ana
was this general Misunderstanding which then ior"eu
the chief argument In favor Of his removal.
Last session Of Congress failed to make any approp
alton OF money to pay Mcssrs. Rves Co. Tor prh'hk
The Congressional Globc containing the debates OF Con-
rcss and they have thus far received nothing lor INC
printing OF that session. Next Monday they commence
operations again. trusting that Congress will make tue
needed appropriation after 1t convenes.
Count Gustav Won Blucher, grand nephew OF Field
Marshal Bucher OF Waterloo fame, is In tho city, having
made application for reinstatement in the regular army
OF tho United States which position he resigned Tor the
purpose Of taking part I'm the Franco Prussan war
Judge Pierrcpont District Attorney Of Ncw-York CITY,
In in Washington making preparations for the prosecu
ton Of Messrs. Polhamus Jackson. bankers OF New
York City, who were engaged in many transactions In
which ex. x.Paymaster Hodge was Immediately concerned
He was at the White House today. and had an inter
view with the President reference to that and other
subjerts
The following list OF the patents Issued to persons
in NewYork during the week ending Nov. %:
Ernst Bredt stud for shrts; Edward Mortimer Decy,
fung machine Henry c: Calkin, life raft RcharIs =
Gillespie, LOCOMOTIVES; Helena r. de Bruyn kOps, appa
f.. WOrthen, nail for securing weather ng and siding;
AlOia Burger, street lantern; Charles +. Chckering
upright piano; Charles Eaton, curtain MIXTURE Natnan
Eisemann machine for black boots and shoes Roscoe
Crdcr; Nathaniel Shepard Keith nickel plating The0
dore Kraisch, malt-house; Louise f. Love, infants
head dress: Don J. Mozart, watch Cscapcment aud
Aug uste Weller, breast pin.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-30
,cpvrPAL PRESS DIsPATCH1

The Treasury Department to-day received &l6ooooo OF
the called 'C2 bonds from London. Altogether the De-
partmcnt has thus far received $'3Vooo OF the siW
100000 Of called bonds II will only he requisite TO re-
deem in coin between six and millions OF these
bonds. which has already been provided for The re-
naming portion has al been offered In Sr :" c hc
Treasury Department that the negotiations connected
with the Syndicate will all be completed wiInon! % niy
unusual disturbance In the money market ihe ~ hu
cate operations Will not affect in any way thc secretary
usual monthly programmes for the purchase VI Dohds
fol nc sinking fund.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-03-31

The special clrrc,plnlsut Of che Boston Z i-
g-r,Hu, who is writing up the railro,i AMI
commercial connections gith Boston. in thi,
region, dstes bis letter from Montreal, and give,
large shsre Of his space TO the Csuqhuawsga
Canal. lie says:
The conviction that tie -rcat natural aivsn-
tsges @: their country have been most insde-
qEaieiy improved. Is seriously felt by ali thought
iui Cans ilsus. With = strange narrowness Of
policy the builders OF The Welard canal. which
Is the key 10 Che present system o. inland navi-
CATION, made Il So small AS TO uuliifg 60 a great
extent tine generous capacity If the ST. Laurence
canals, and TO mock al the bouaiy which csye
the bread, deep lakes. Were the anal enlarged
10 reasonable sze, yesseis Of eieh, hundred
tons could float from Lake Superior 90 the mas
sive wharves Of Mlutre1l But an the craft
which make the through voyage must conform to
the lnexoTabie requirements Of the Wollani. and
the AMBITIOUS merchants and politicians of the
city chare under this obstacle TO western COM
msroe They see in the building Of the North
efn Pacific Railroad, sni the rapil DEVELOPMENT
OF the Northwest, "A opportunity toe great 10 be
lost without some effort. The improvement Of
the water routes il, therefore, being agitated
with zeal equal 10 thst whish is concentrated
on the corresponding rail way schemes At the
rick of repeating much that is familiar, | will
give short account OF the plans which fad NOS;
favor.
geographically speaking, these may re called
the northern, The central Sul the southern plsns
The first namei proposes the completion of =
thorough water line to Lake Superior by way Of
the Ottawa River, Lake Nipissing, French River
and Georgian Bay. The second includes as its
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-03-31

We parted at the evsntide
And sW the momen:s LaF.
Like rays Of lisht they se=iled q -llds
And ever srester grew.
r11 t--.71 were he l-ag- s-t1
lIHHl turning iruH ,L- glove. -ai-
a i @, a fa1 l-il1
Ana rto from tie |ol--lFe- n.
Huura.a-ll @ ilvf .l1 VS.. aIH-e-
--1i st4i ! wandered a'l irUr-,
i.rlu-h many cll.rrl passed,
LE Naa-y l0pEiu q CIV go,
LlFe m's- before the nis-t.
et stu kept thr-u-h siuT aud shat,
Tie memory Of the lovely maid,
Whose love a charm had cnt
ee- ali the scenes of JOYS and wees
The passing u0IC-ts mad disclosed.
-,uw, many weary yclr hld fed
And lll my tasks were wTUI-n..
And swiftly Ger the seas sped
To seek the 0ld-timc spot.
With huoysut pulsa and heart aaaue
Across ue d-esr ing sea cane,
lcame.-aul found her nct.
The Glwer uumstched in early bloom
Was early gathered @ the toms.
Why fh .a.t u-y tus0m longer " cre-
hLat comfort tp repues
Why m urn 'or tAes. % Gencviega.
whose heart shall ere Doe mine
l1 Us % rrec GUS boon was given.
We p1r'. but to meet ln heaven,
iIera shall or E.aI heart fn1
Far sFeetar bliss, far rri-lt'- bowers,
-.-1 re ai0r-s- cur mortal lou7-.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-03-31

RICH Town SirEs.-It i well known fact
that several mining towns ia Csiifoluia sre bull,
upon ground which, If worked out, would prove
immensely rich. Sonora, in Tuolumne county.
is one The local paper ssys If any per
sons are creiulous as to the form-r richness of
the placer mines around Sonora, let them 90 10
Condit's old store on Washington street and
watch the mining being done there livery lay
zone pieces Of quartz are found that are very
rich in gold. The store was built on ground
that had not been mind it is proving 50 rich
noW that We fear a mining hole will soon take
the place of the brick building. Pieces con-
tanning from one 10 three hundred do.lais each
have been taken out within week
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-03-31


by way of Lake Simeoe to Georgian Bay. Tb
southern plan is merely the improvement Of th
existing route by the enlargement Of the Wei
land canal and Of the locks on the St. Llwrenc
River.
The Csughnawaga ship canal is 8 scheme 0
such unquestioned importance, that no excus
need be given for bringing it iorsard. As you
readers are presumably familiar with its mair
features, viii plunge at once ia metias res
and try to give an Ineligible notion Of its pre-.
sent status This is not so favorable as could b,
wished.
Nhle the Dominion government has rcgsrdei
the PROJECT with col1ness, the city Of Moutrea
has always shown toward It not uaaecountable
but certainly a selfish and irrs,ionsl, hostility
Inc feeling Is not unaccoUutahle, since the caual
would interrupt the through business Of the
river few miles sbovc Montreal. and diver.
much Of it eastward to Boston sni southwark 10
/ New York. Il Is, however, selfsh feeling, be-
cause It would suffer local Interests TO thwart a
/ great public improvement and is an irrational
feeling, because an enlargement Of the facilities
/ OF Communication is Of universal benefit. and de-
yelopment Of one interest and In one locality
reacts favora5ly on every interest and every L.
cSlty- Political economy has established no
princip'e moro firmly than this. But IL Is not
ny duty TO argue with the prejuiices q Mon
treAl l shall only give you the iacts IN the case,
their bearing Of the enterprise in question, ami
some obvious suggestions shout the duty Of
Boston
The charter Of the Carghuawag. canal was
obtained with great difficulty lt was opposed
most les, c-ately by adverse interests, and vhea
finally obtained its terms were the reverse Of lib
erai There v4s no disappointment at the
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-03-31

1tct on the high road, not in dusty cars
- i4.eu2 huuder ~ Ger their iron verts0re,
= - ere 10 ecse boxes, swetering with the spesd.
E,l ID no Fspaper dreams the broadcl0tn Worid,-
~ VITA eapusinus haste Of flaming s,eets
Essay Ia u hes aiOn. the river smooth,
tLt -aaitd d9rG 4 gliding in pease,
ste-i with g. = i2 cies In a silent bark.
Jn every -de the green routrivings wave
ne ifsn1!y willows LusAing all their piumes.
Carved arroUhsgts aud Gala broadly lrsvtd
AM lurT--eed sp-nsd sii .ht the hIating Orbs,
Auchgred companions Of thy moving thought,
The lie o. lilies. whore the Nuphar's disk
In chest elbow floats It's gold reD0se,
And smaller, yet as brave, the kalnian buds.
Here thing eternal. day begins not, ends not
And the night stealing half ushered in,
Sleeps IN th' trembling wave her pillowed stars.
or With pellucit silver tints the wake
Oi tie retiring moon wht u from tho couch
she hali withdraw. Ike some faint nymph
t-u'hei ~ the hunter horn, her bath profound.
". =. ChaEH3Hg.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-03-31

dead brought to life, or the maniac's mind
restored. or the blood washed from the muir
derers hands.
or course they told their story, and Of
course they believed their friendship as
warm "a ever; but it was not 50. They
never met again as of yore.
30 the three parted each going his own
way; for thus it seemed easier to forget the
deeddone by Judge Lynch and bis court on
the day Of the brides coming home.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-03-31

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EDUCATIONAL.



III E. S T.rs
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a-e-lAaa. King ut SPARTA. Oh being as-c|
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-t... r.-..-.. s-a-i. tls trll- OF Grammar
g..
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e..rs.veias vLi.a a-.u arr more constantly -ai
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li- s.'i.. very is'' '--'.'' ..'
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t.r, e mn -ar rfe raesssitr os c.astru-Ii,- -.a-
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one should be able o. demonstrate no Nat. .-a
ggs-s lcgsr.h. aa the hypothaucuse is er18l
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lA--a- proper. +-- e--,---
ant 90 make this claim tor tie study VI Glau-
NAV ss.ai..,g s+ +r --r-.-. ..a... when 81. lrls-
"-"' '-' '-. "-'"''-' '-- '''-'
iect, la order 10 retain i's place IN tie cutrt-n-
ma 0f our schools. IL o-i-sI q, show itse'ft ta Ire
...:..l..-l- r..t-. l.-.,.-.. ....-....
20 eo-s .r "lA. are ihe '--- % l-e s'H . e'
English '-s-l4.ar, all ty what method ol ia-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-03-31

wish YOU happy ncs year Nothing ma
terial has turned up here since my last hope
TO have some something TO write by next post.
l am anxious 70 bear the event Of Geul. Nicholl's
expedition. The Vermouters are very turbulent
about Huj=3ns river snd a strong suspicion Of
their being in League with the British you viii
hear more 10 my next, if bTot TO any head in
Congress.
iJuf most obelt Servant
StyUEl LIyEBMoRE.
Hon. Pfesilt Weare
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-03-31

I Pt4hCl iits, uots DOT prove knowledge OF thes
to be useless, but simply shows the value G
, practice and experience. L is possible for
man TO become quite expert in surveying with
out much knowledge Of tgigouometry vet "
would not therefore consider a knowledge of tbi
subject 10 be useless for surveyors And s
whoever would be enabled TO use his lsnruac
efficiently AMI properly must understand tn
laws Of that language
Secondly, the study of Grammar is valuable a
a means Of culture and discipline The study 0
Language has ever been regarded as a most ef
fcieut agency in developing the powers an.
facultits Of tie mind Il has always held al
important place ia every educational system
That t. this dag the Languages continue to hol,
80 firm place IN the COURSES Of our higher in
stituuons Of learning, notwithstanding tn,
strenuous oppl1ition OF the advocates of the so
called scientific culture, affords as strong proo
as possible that the test 20 which they have beer
applied has not been u1sucoessful.y met. To b
sure, Tine Languages which have been most cener-
ally useI as means Of discipline have been thos,
Of the ancicns. Aul u0 one. having a kuowl-
Of the subject, would venture TO say that by sub
sttutiug any lt the m0ieru Languages Ter these
We could expect 90 derive fl0m their study eQual
power and discipline. But while ne concede the
superiority Of the aacielt languages in disci-
plluary power, We by no means admit the study
Of our ogn ilugua-e 90 De entirely useless for
this end. On the colt-ar-, veh5li thst similar
results can be obtai1ei from the study Of all
language. varying indeed in degree vet still
the same iu kind Certainly it would seem
reasonable thar such should be the case. Al,
have in common this larac,c-is.ic. that taev are
vehicles Of tta47b- eyrresssl se.5rlsu- 70 mar
tigusr laws V1. uiesfy Of these .sv. and ,ho
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