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The New York herald., 1871-08-03
THE B0YLsTOS BANK ROBBERY.

Trinl of William A. Glover, of New York, for
Connection with the BOyIstOn Bank Rob.
bery-A Model Treasury Clerk-Thc Way
stolen Bonds nro Disposed Of In Wall
Street.
BOSTON, August 2, 1871.
Al the trial to-day OF William A. Glover. for con-
nection with the Boyston bank robbery, Thomas
H. Pratt testified IN substance that he with the
firm OF William E. Gray Son, bankers, In New York,
in 1850; that he visited Boston with Glover shortly
before the robbery. ana In passing Boylst0n Bank
Glover said to him, ''Tuat bank Will catch hell
pretty soon; I'm the boy who knows what Is going
on; there will be lively times around there one Of
these mornings" witness and Glover soon after re-
turned to New York together, leaving person
known as Dick Broker in Boston. Pratt continued
his testimony follows;-
On the following Thursday I received SO, 900 In
bonds marked "BoyIson Bank;' saw Gray the
next day, and he agreed to take the bonds as soon
as he could get the money; between S65OOo and
900 or these bonds were afterwards delivered to
Bke bece%bee M nsy Dough-
different times; do not know how Glover got the
bonds from Broker, but know tnat they made ap-
pOintments to meet In various parts OF the city at
different tunes; have seen Broker hand Glover
packages sometimes, and those same packages have
been brought 10 me and l have always found that
they contained stolen bonds.
In the discrimination Pratt gave the following
bit OF personal history
In 1854 went to Washington to accept situation
in the Auditors ONCE OF the Treasury Department
New York to 90 in tho speculaung business in Wall
street. as thought l could do great deal better
there; at that tune l had about $1,000
1ned to gold and government bonds; o short
time before left my situation in Washington went
to Chicago and speculated In grain there, and only
lett there because my leave Of absence had expred
Gray engaged Inc as his confidential clerk, and At
tended to his private business such as the buying
OF stolen bonds; this was In 1850; I was
never in business with Grayi he gave
me $4,000 year, and what profit he
latiOn; the first business performed for Mr.. Gray
was to go between him and stolen bond dealers,
some OF wnom knew through O man named Brat
ton; fully understood, when / engaged myself.
what niy duties were to be; ! had no comrulsson
from Gray on stolen bonds; the only commission |
ever received on this kind OF property was from
Glover,
The New York herald., 1871-08-03
THE INSURRECTION IN AL
BANIA.
Thousands Of Insurgents Arrayed Against the
Sublime Porte-They Fight for Separation
from Turkey-Two Thousand
Troops Despatched to Put
Down the Revolt
1tLseSAss 70 the NEW YORK HERALD.
CoNsTANTIN oPLE, August

CoNsTANTIN oPLE, August 2, 1871.
The insurrecton In Albania, to which but little
importance had been attached by the Sublime Porte,
has assumed formidable proportions.
The insurgents are steadily increasing. They are
tolerably well armed and equipped and number
several thousands Of fighting men.
THE GRIEVANCES OF TIE INSURGENTS.
Among other grievances the insurgents complain
OF the heavy taxes imposed upon them by the Turk
Ism government and OF many acts OF oppression by
the Governor Of the province.
In spite Of q petition addressed to the Sublime
Porte they could not obtain redress and have now
risen IN arms with the avowed intention of fighting
for separation from Turkey.
religious color has also been impaired to the
revolt as that OF Christians against Mussulmen.
TROOPS MARCHING AGAINST THE INSURGENTS.
The Turkish garrisons in Albania have been COM
PEELED to retire into the forresses being too weak In
number to cope with the insurgents.
The Sublime Porte has despatched reinforccments
consisting Of 1000 troops against the insurgents,
who are making formidable preparations to meet
the attack.
Later News About tho Tnsurrectiop.
LONDON, August 3-5 p NJ.
A special to the Times from Scutari reports tnat
the insurrection In Albania has been suppressed.
The New York herald., 1871-08-03
MUTINY AT SEA.

Fight Between the Mutineers and Omsers and
Loyal Seamen-One Of the Mufincers
Killed.
The American ship Nevada, Captain Lunt, arrived
at Rio Janer0 on the 5th OF July. During the voy-
age from Boston dsagreements between the crew
aud the captain and officers occurred, and at last
an open mutiny broke out, In which thirteen out of
the twenty seamen took part. fight took place on
board between the muineers and the officers anC
loyal seamen, in which one Of the first was killed
and the rest 0verpOwered. On arrival In Rio Jan.
eiro the master reported the affair TO the Consul and
an armed party was despatched to the Nevada to
bring the twelve mutneers shore and lodge them
In prison. which was effected without difficulty.
The New York herald., 1871-08-03
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LospoS MoNEY MArKvr.--LoSpoS, August 2-4:SJ p.
NConsos closed sts3H Tor both money and the account
United States Gvewen,y bonds 1862. 93 1885, old a2A
1867 ei1a; tenforties 81.
FRANxfoRr MosEy yMARKEy.-FBASKroRr,A August g.
United states Bvetwenty bonds for the issue OF 1852
PARIS MosEr kARx.r.-PARis, August 2--kentes, 5sf.
Sc
LIVERPOOL CoTroN MARKrr.-IvERrooL, August q
4So T.. M.1he market closed nrm Middng upiands, ssd
ddng Orleans ED The sales Of the day have been 900
bales, including 2,000 for export and speculation.
LIvgRrooL PROVISIONS MAEKEr.-LfvrRrooL, Au-
gust 2-Pork 49, 3D. per Dbl. for Western prime
LONDON PRoDuoI MARxEr.-LosDoS, August 2-Even-
ine-Linseed oil f32 l0s
kIvKarooL PnoDUoE MARKRr-LIvsRrooL, August a--
Evening. g.-Turpenttue, 4tss
The New York herald., 1871-08-03
CANADIAN FILIBUsTERs,

Reported Departure of -Four Hundred Cuban
v0iunteers from Observation-Disclosures De.
tucbnent In Readiness.
NIAGARA FALLS August 2. 1871.
Don II. Ebartoe and X. II. Cabanne who repre-
sent themselves ~ members OF the New ork Cuban
Junta, arrived to.night at the Cton House, Canada
side. Don r.. Ebartoe claims there have left within
the last tive -four hours from Canada 400 volun.
teers for Cuba, and that another batch OF volun-
teers viii leave Montreal for New Orleans In few
days.
The clifton House Is crowded with Southerners,
all Il 10 rooms and cottages being engaged In al.
varlce
The New York herald., 1871-08-03
AMERICAN DENTAL CONVENTION.

GREENBRIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRNds, W. Va,
August 2, 1871. J
In the Dental Convention this morning the dis.
cusson on dental physiology was resumed ana par
tcipated In by Professor Taft, DIR. Howe PfofessoR
Brown, and Drs. Atkinson, McQuillln and Hartman
ana Professor Judd. The report on dental pathOios
gy and surgery was read by DIR. Atkinson. OF NeW
York. and was received with hearty applause. Tha
Convention adjourned at halfpast three O'Clock.
The New York herald., 1871-08-03
LONG BRANCH.

Return OF the President-Excursion Of the
Twenty-third Regiment.
LONG BRANCH August 2, 1871
President Grant and son and General Porter ar
rived here this morning from Washington and pro-
ceeded to The Presidents cottage.
The Twenty-third regiment of Brooklyn will arrive
here tomorrow morning, and will stop At the Con-
tinenta Hotel. Their annual Dress parade will take
place on the lawn In the afternoon. and there Will
be grand ball at the Continental In the evening.
The New York herald., 1871-08-03
TELEGRAM TO the new YORK HERALD.

VIENNA, August 2, 1871.
1t is now considered certain that the Emperors
William Of Germany and Francis Joseph OF Austria
will soon meet at Gastein.
The Austrian government has OF late observed a
very friendly attitude toward Germany, and the
Vienna journals anticipate great results from the
meeting OF the two mOnarchs.
The New York herald., 1871-08-03
TELEGRAM TO the NEW roax HERALD.
DUBLIN, August .

DUBLIN, August q 1871.
The Princess Louise visited the Agricultural Fair
to-day and was frequently and loudly cheered by the
spectators.
The people are growing warmer In their demon.
s,raliops toward the royal Visitors.
The New York herald., 1871-08-03
POOL SELLING FOR TIE LONG BRANCH
RACES.

LONG BRANCH. August 2, 1871.
The pool selling at the Continental and West End
Hotels was largely attended and the betting lively
and exciting.
First Race-Steeple chase, gentlemen riders, about
three miles. Four horses will start-Dufy, Jim
Tnsdale, Milesian and Bulletin. No pools sold for
this race.
Second Race-The West End Hotel Stakes two
The New York herald., 1871-08-03
Base Hall Notes.

On Tuesday last the Dauntless Club, OF New Yofk,
defeated the FRIENDSHIPS at Hunters Point oy q
score OF "a to "a
Tomorrow the Boston Red Stockings rfay the
EeKiords on the Qnlon grounds wsUlamsfdrg.
The New York herald., 1871-08-03
AUSTRIA.

Tho Emparors William and Francis Joseph to
Meet at Gastein-ihe Anticipated Result
Of the Imperial Conference.
The New York herald., 1871-08-03
THE NATIONAL GAME.

Defeat Of the Eckfords by the Athletics.
PHILADELPHIA, August 2, 1871.
The game between the Athletics, Of this city, ana
the Eckfords, OF Brooklyn, was witnessed by about
two thousand persons, and was won by the former
Q TO Nelson making both runs for the Ecklords.
Tho following Is the score:-
Isl A. Sd IN. sh. 9Th 7M sh on.
ickford, ... o %
UmpIre-T Bomelsler
The New York herald., 1871-08-03
TRANSFER OF A RAILROAD.

CORRY, Pa, August 2, 1871.
The control of the Union and Ttusvle RailroaA
has been transferred to the OIL Creek and Allegheny
Railroad by q lease for 900 years. The officers o&
the latter named road took formal possession thia
morning.
The New York herald., 1871-08-03
WHOLESALE POISONING,


special from Atlantic City, N. j., says about
thirty persons, after eating corn-starch pudding at
dinner at the Alhambra Hotel there yesterday,
showed signs OF having been poisoned. No deaths
are reported II Is supposed that arsenic was put In
the corn starch by q discharged domestic.
The New York herald., 1871-08-03
ENGLAND.

The Russian Prince at Observation-Disclosures
Changes-Th The Centenary Of Sir Walter
Hcott-Terrible Accident on tho Lon
don Underground Railway.
The New York herald., 1871-08-03
THE CENSUS OF NEW YORK CITY.

WASHINGTON, August 2, 1871.
The following table has just been prepared at the
Census once, showing the namber OF male citizens
over twenty-one years OF age In New York city,
The New York herald., 1871-08-03
DEATH ON THE RAIL.

Sad Calamity i'm ChRricstown, N. H.-Threc
Persons Killed.
CONCORD, N. H., August q 1871
DR.. George Howe and wife, Mrs. Charles T. Tnton
and Miss Wacott, all OF Boston, while taking
pleasure drive yesterday IN Charlestown, N. H.,
where they boarded, were run into by an express
train on the Vermont Central Road, and the three
flrst-named were Instantly killed. Miss Walcott es.
capped with severe bruises.
The New York herald., 1871-08-03
VIEWS OF THE PAST.
AUGUST 3.

1S57-Eugene Sue died.
ls5i-Coone I.Oring murdered by DR.. n. NJ. Graham
at the 81. Nicholas Hotel
ls51-Lopez's nnbusters left New Orleans to invade
Cuba.
1sO4-The United States fleet unier Commodore
Preble boInDarded Trip0ll
I645-Battle Of Nordnger, In bavaria; French undo4
Turenne defeated the Austrian5.
The New York herald., 1871-08-03
Railroad Collision In DeIaware-An Engineer
Killed.

WILMINGTON, August 2, 1s71.
A freight train colided with peach train on the
wilmington and Reading Railroad, near Marshall
station, at noon to-day one Of the engineers was
killed and several brakemen wounded The engines
and cars were badly wrecked
The New York herald., 1871-08-03
nd Race-The West End Rotel Stakes, two

Ihlrd Race--Purse $3.50, mile heats, for all ages.
One pool sOld:-Nellie Gray LOO: Climax $685.
| Gerald, $40; Gayo, $5: John Heenan, $5.
! Fourth Race-The Tammany Cup: three miles.
| Helmb0d and Niagara start. No pools sold, but
HelmbOd Is the favOrite, to l.
The New York herald., 1871-08-03

ON Mnrriage.=Esy.ys on tho Causes Which,
Interfere with Marriage en free In sealed veopes.
dress HOWARD ASSOCIATION. Phladspha Pa
The New York herald., 1871-08-03

A.-Herrin2's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES,
25l Broadway, cornsr Murray ssreo
The New York herald., 1871-08-03

Nervous Debility.
HUMPnfYs' No. q Is q sure remedy for EesvownesaI
package OF i've 81 toIes and o. vial Of powder which
Is important IN all obstinate cases. Sent free receipt %
sPECIfic HoMToPATIiIo MEDICINE CoMPANY. -
The New York herald., 1871-08-03

Royal Havar'. Lot,ery.-The Hixhcst Rates
paid for DouoiooY, all kinda OF Gold and SILVER.
TAYLOR $50, Bankers. Is Wall street. New York
The New York herald., 1871-08-03

Brakeman Killed on the Hudson River Road.
PovGHKEEPs IE August 2 1871.
Adam Duple, a brakeman on the Hudson River
Railroad was seriously. If not fatally, injured today
by being Knocked from his train.
The New York herald., 1871-08-03

All New York Match CompRny's Matches
have green labels, full count aud superior In quality.
The New York herald., 1871-08-03

Fatal Railway CoIlison-Fifty Persons In.
jured.
LONDON, August 3-5 A. M.
frightful accident occurred on the Metropolitan
Railway last night. There was collision under
ground between two passenger trains. Fifty per.
sons are reported seriously Injured
THB COUNT AND COUNTESS OF PARIS.
The Count and Countess OF Paris dined last night
with the Duke de Brogle, the French Ambassador.
The New York herald., 1871-08-03
IEleCaAm3 TO THE NEW Yoax HERALD.

LONDON. August 2, 1871.
The Grand Duke Constantine Grand Admiral OF
the Russian Navy, arrived at Woolwich yesterday on
board the cigar snip and paid visit to the Arsenal
LORD BLOOMFIELD CREATED BARON.
Lord Bloomfield, who was few days ago trans
ferred from the Austrian to the Russian mission, has
been created baron by the Queen.
THE NEW MINISTER TO CHINA.
The appointment Of Mr.. T. F. Wade as successor
to Sir Rutherford Alcock as British Minister TO
China, is published In last nights Gazette.
BANQUET ON SIR WALTER SCOTS CENTENARY.
grand banquet VIII be given In London on the
18TH inst. in celebration OF the centenary Of Sir
Walter Scott.
Hepworth Dixon Will preside, and 1t Is anticipated
that four hundred OF the most distinguished people
Of Great Britain and the Continent will be present
THE WEATHER IN ENGLAND.
The weather throughout England Is fair and "a
vorable TO the growing crops.
AN NJ. p. COMING TO AMERICA ON AN INEBRIArE
TOUR.
Donald Dalrymple, Esq, formerly an eminent sur
geon and physician, and now NJ. p. for Bath will,
after the session OF Parliament, visit the United
states for the purpose OF making q study of the
American course OF treatment for the reformation OF
inebriates.
The New York herald., 1871-08-03
SWITZERLAND,

Violation Of tho Swiss Frontier by Armed Ger.
mans
The New York herald., 1871-08-03

A Cool, Delicate Hair Observation-Disclosures
LIFE FOR THE HAIR recommended ~ the only vegetables
world hairs fAl
ing out It's growth, all bad ELECTS VI sale
bail nc on hair. Sod where.
The New York herald., 1871-08-03

GIovantttt Il Co., Italian FrcscO Pafnterp,
No Park Decoration OF dwellings speciality Re-
fer TO Theo Moss cottage, Long Branch, ~
West Forty. seventh street, aud others.
The New York herald., 1871-08-03

Iadies-Nfrs. shav's Moth and Frccl<le Ls-
ton is warranted Frcckes Moth Patches and rAn
In ten days. perfectly harmless, sold everywhevs Oaos
syS Sixth avenue.
The New York herald., 1871-08-03
IRELAND.

The Royal Visitors Well Received by the People
OF Dublin.
The New York herald., 1871-08-03

Cristado Hair Dye has Equal Ia the
world his tho safest and most reliable OF any Sold cvsr
The New York herald., 1871-08-03

The scnlp is Medo Clean by Applying Halrs
vegetable Sivnan hair Renewer
The New York herald., 1871-08-03
THE INTERNATIONALS IN
SPAIN.
.EeaAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

Emissaries Of the Society at Work in Barcelona.
TELEeMM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.
PARIS. August 2, 1871.
despatch from Barcelona Spain. says that four
agents Of the International Society have arrived In
that city, and are amply provided with funds.
The New York herald., 1871-08-03

A.-~Phaion's New Pcrtu me.
LOVE YOU.
I LOVE YOU.
The New York herald., 1871-08-03
Vote to Prolong M. Theirs Powers
as o President.

TElEGaAMs TO THE new YORK HERALD
The following special despatch to the
HERALD has been received from our corres-
Sondent in the British capital:-
LONDON, August 2, 1871.
The New York herald., 1871-08-03
1tlEGRAM TO THE NEW Yoax HERALD.

BERNIE, August 2, 1871.
Some armed Germans having violated the Jura
frontier OF Switzerland, the Swiss government has
addressed protest to the Cabinet OF Berlin.
The New York herald., 1871-08-03

TiGnpy & Co.. Union souarc. Importers -
6ns WsN.hsA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-02
EOT1W B.

~SCIENCE ADVANCEs.-hs sooa
I m article purportinE to he o. Utility na n,r ueI'
rs s,.aa and ,ts merits endorsed by puHIc op,., so,,
uanr,nr,nled parties endeavor to replsh.s s,.,,na
- Net Cd nursps by counterfeltine, ahd uOso ams
'na.,a,,s for the genuine article. come ns %
s,rce mercury; in the disguise OF pms, po wv md
a.. vaa given for all dieease5 OF the s'on. ror
,,rer while rouinine was freely aTcM ri
tho ch,l,s. At length HOsTETTER's slu. new
pITTERs m.de Its advent ana an en" ,ons
system of healing was innuzuraRa. :. 800 n,
fetal effects of this valuable prepara'i"h .g,roJ
once acknowledged, and mineral po'sons SUE
70 s,nk into that obscurity to which an eni'enI
,., has assigned them. There have been man'
sru-,ous b,tters palmed upon the commnh'.,.
,rh,cb after trial, have been found per eLt5
wnrthiess, while Hostet.er's has psoVea u { ,o n
-, thnusands. who owe to 1t their RESTORATION ~
health. r,.chod .ba steady
n-onraes M HOSTVTTER'S ba-,
TTES in Jublfc ectimst'on- and its DeheIren.
ae,nts 40 q cure for all complaints arislVe ir.ar
: A. orr orh IF n morbid nature. ana we arc ~,
= - q a 9 IN At It can be relied uoon as a csrti'n w
and remedy. It's proprie tors h<ve mshp tse aups :,
nronaration after We RS Of careful stray ana =;
aprd ar. nav roaping the reward claimen Dy ~
vain lille apccffc, and which they so rlcS,V LnssiirT.
II ia the only preparation OF the kinn tnut ,Sa at
sble In ali cases. and 1; therefore denlanus inn q
tfnticn of the afflicted. JS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-02
Yjrhu,ond Dispatth:
-
AUGUST ., ISL
North Carolina.

NOIlLl 80 .v,n It''-
ro-morrow In North Caf',' shall he
~ oro to decide whether ,,modr the
s"Id this fall a Convention II i. to be
""N.t,,;on of that state, ,c in the al
Cons.'.u''' ,,a decision VIII woods
hoped 'na' '"' only because the >'a.e ,ac;
iirmativc; no. NOTION, but because t'a' oe,'-
new Constr" force Gen. GRANT 10
sion VIII ,hat the people Of every stare
acknoM :,,t 10 alter their organic Ia"
nav. ,hey will, or compel him 10 use INC
"nr Of the Federal Government 10 A'e,'
~. pad,cal tools In office. This poih' =
n,e that cannot be settled too sooh' !
CENT should nullify the will OF the ieo'
nile md force them to live under oon,
tution which they will have ~repna.''eu d,
the ballot-boX, the right OF Tue ~
Government thus to use ts power .nl
n,ode ono If the issues in the fresiaen'1"
ra,yass next year; and il the nor'hs'.
neonle are not totally destitute OF so"''
Judgment, they will put the stamp ~"
ronro,a,ion unon GRANT and his tools.
The right of the people to alterlh'n 80
constitutions at will has never heIe'''"i'
been denied by the Federal G"'clnii'"
The "DoRR rebellion" in Rhode i>'sh'
WAS not a case in point. The Genc'al "o''
eminent i~nicrposed against the DokE paf's
because thcv had proceeded in defiance o
tho constituted authorities Of the state. IL
Eor,b Carolina the fact Is otherwise. ihtfe
,ne General Assembly has provided 10y Ia"
for the Convention. Maryland mas u"
The close of the war secured Il new 'ohS'''
tutjon under circumstances sIlh''"' w,
think, to those under which the e'i''
North Carolina are now acting. IN 'ac'' II,
man who believes in the right OF the peol''
70 govern themselves can dchy 'iia' 'n'
voters of North Carolina have the rI2he 10
order a Convention to be held Tor the pur'
pose Of framing q new Constitution.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-02
ua-a1a on the Radicals.

a,.o not seen lately n mi state
"afthe case of the people cs. the kaoi-
me-" 'I. ,b,n is contained In the following ar',-
~ from the last issue Of the New YORK
Herdld:
..KrKLrx OUrRAGEs AMI NEGRO MoBs IN
rur Sot-TK.-The very virtuous Radicals OF
the Congressional committee who are pre-
tending to investigate the alleged kukluX
outrapcs in the South, are ready, itappeafs,
70 rcport 4 st%upcndous budget OF horrors.
Thay are already issuing semi-oilicial state
ments to that effect. True, they have not
had much time to investigate the mat
ter. but party and political ncccsslt,
urges an early, thrilling report asn'is o
those %yillainous, incurHole wiz tho
cesh' OF the South anu IN la.or t to
| moor negroes. This * eytaent rom NV
hn n oc,ion Of the committee OF the Re
,r,hI,cnn Marty in Washington. which has
proadr mt in circulation a campaign doc,
s,n,ant which is Il digest Of the pretended
canto wrought to light by the Congressional
nractiaafino committee, and has requested
the Republican newspapers 10 serve lnert
Icnuse bv publishing the document IN iuii.
| We see, then, what 4 farce, .no, as 'ne
| same time, what a gross imposition upon
| the country, this Radicai kuh,uA seP Pna
of the Congressional II nkJ,
he n lac. But is it not playing win
fro. I, not such a one-sided infiammatory
rennrt made for party purposes calcu-
lated TO do much harm? Whit not make
| thn negroes. who are already in the ascen'
d,nt IN some parts OF the South, ana VINO
"re committing most diabolical acts, more
nrrsumnluou and ~disorderly? VINO mas
no, heard of the atrocities OF a banu OF ne
groes in Chatham county, ana aaloln'ls
%counties in North CarollnaI Anu yestei-
day we reported a fearful, bloody anu run
ken riot. hy IL body of five thousanu p.aiss'
jnt the Republican Convention IN Poius-
horo' in The same State. or course
nc. horrors will s"arc"'y be noticeo ny
anv Hn,,irnl Congressional committee, be-
Tunso they arc perpetrated by the poor
| ucprocs'-bv the allies and supporters
OF the Radical party. 1t is the pretehoeo
white kukluX that is MADE the DusoeaI
TO alarm northern voters ana 10 give Ihe
| Administration Il chance 10 eMelone "
military despotism in The SCUM. n i.aui
| cal rarnet-bag and scal1wag pubhc men
| and among them was a Congressman by
the name of Thomas-and Stanley, the
| president of a railroad, seem TO nave neen
| the abettors of the riotous negroes al Goius'
horo'. Wei. may we despair or peace III
the South while the party in power mnkes
| INTERPRETATIONS OF the state OF tningS III
| the South for political objects, while IL gives
| al its support and sympathy to the negroes
| and cndeuvors to crush the naive "h'Ie
people of that scction.' -
i not every word Of the above true
End does not every intelligent northern
man know that the purposes of the Radical
party are just what they are here declared
to be? The fact that the Herald speaks as
/ il does shows that the northern people
| are themselves tired of this kukluX non
sense. IL is time TO have done with 1t.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-02

MODEST, NERY.-There is one man IN
| office in Washington who seems to be out
| of place. A telegram from that city says;
1.-THE Hon. +. G. Banfield, Solicitor OF
the Treasury, having had referred to him
the case Of Il Philadelphia bank which
claimed exemption from Il tax imposed on
their capital by the State of Pennsylvania
~ the ground that said capital was repre-
scented by the bonds of the new funded
loan. has rendered an opinion in the mat
FER, deciding that the Government had no
powers in the premises. and that 1t Is a
question in which the State has sole juris-
diciion, and that the case can be settled
only upon appeal to the State courts"
Thr hypocritcs now, as of old, pay title
of mint and alli>e and cumin, but take no
notice of the weichticr matters of the law
gen. GRANT can suspend the writ of hadeas
corpus, declare martial law, silence courts
ot.iusticc, and punish the people of whole
State for the offences Of a few misguided
individuals but he refers to the State
courts It small question of dollars and cents.
Not because the decision is wrong do we
mention it, but a. showing the mock hu-
lnility Of & le>pntic Government.