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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-25

The dangerous illness of the Prince OF
Wales naturally attracts attention to tie fact
that his death would leave the succession in Il
somewhat uncertain condition. 1t does not
follow that any one would be speedily called
to the throne or to regency, even If the
present hcir-apparcnt should be removed by
death. But it is well understood that the
Queens health is infrm, and that shc desires
to retire from the cares of State by-and-ly.
Still, she is only ifty-twO years of age, and,
in case the succession should pass, with
tho death of the Prince of Wales, to
his son, now aged eight years, she
might continue 20 reign until the young prince
would he of age. She would then be only
sixty-iivc years old In case of her
| death or abdicatiOn soon following the demise
of her eldest son, whose illness now becomes
such an important matter, a regency would be
established, and either the Queens cousin, the
Duke of Cambridge, or her second son, Alfred,
Duke of Edinburgh would be made Regent.
The probabilities are however, that Victoria
will long be Queen Rcgnant, as she comes Of
q tenacious race.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-25
Nru!21oxk Duilp gribua1e.
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER rs. 1871.
II Il | p l. E S II E E 7.

The Prince of " aes Is dangerously ILL., An imposing
Fenian demonstration has been made at Cork. - a
NapocOnio demonstration has been made in Paris
Another riot has occurred in Brussels - Prince
Auersperg has succeeded in forming a new Austrian
Cabinet. 1t Is reported In Madrid that England is
ready to receive proposals for the restitution Of G!bra
tar. The German Army estimates are based on o
force Of over 100000 enlisted men.
The Grand Duke visited the Naval Academy at An
napolis yesterday Seventeen lives lost by
burning Of the steamer City Of NewIOndon. Four
boys between the OF 10 and H. have been sentenced
five years. imprisonment in the Connecticut Reform
School for burglary - A German murdered his
mother and then committed suicide, Merden Conn
order OF arrest is issued for Carney. Woodward
and In.ersOll. The Board Of Supervisors com
Ilctcd the canvass Of the Adermanic ticket -. The
Of Kings County was finished. and the Board
recommended the Distrct-Atorney to prosecute vio-
litOrs Of tho election laws. - The Crank Duke
Alexis returned from Washington. Gold llOi III,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-25

Can any picture. either Of the cabinet, - ':.'a-,
or ten-acrc kind, ever be worth ficg0 OF s o.Nsi
There is one claiming to be- Virgin AID Ch.M hy
Raphael in LONDON, for wl;ch the owner asks iIas
SUN. 1t Is now hung up i'll the National GallrTyA
last year it shown N the Louvre. IL was given
by the ex-King Of Naples to 4 person who hal hfen
Of service to him. A, to h, question with Which
we started, we cannot help thinking that S-go'0oM
too much for either private public buyer Ia pay
for any picture By any body. Bat then We might
say the same thing Of eytrayLgance in the plIcLss
Of diamonds In a certain everything is wor'h
what it viii, fetch. Bat # money 10 to be expended
literally on AIT for tine soul of cannot see the
adj antagc to be derived from giving for picture
by q dead artist money enough TO enow AL Acad'
envy of Art OF to furnish TO some extent. an inter
esting and instructive gallery. Such things as no-.
lures are "rch or rare as fancy rates them. bhf.s
regarding the matter with uttarian eyes. We think
it better to breed up painters than ;ts to Aonor
an old one.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-25

1t is stated fact crcditaLe TO New-Ilaven,
Conn.,, that during the last two months officers ap-
pointed for the pnrro lave arrested and returned
to school about 40 truants, being at TIE rate Of
about Is day. II appears TO rs that tie infcrna-
ton is rather disconrging from the evidence which
it affords of parental neglect and indifference More
over, while onpulsory education is better than
none. and so in many cases must he resoIted TO- Is
must not for mOm,nt he supposed that this com
pulsOry system is the best. or anything better than
a somewhat awkward subtcIfuGc. Tie best ednes-
tional system is that under which teacher and
learner, entirely a. one work harmoniously to-
gcthcr. the ri, \ IRE in teaching and in learning
being simultaneous. and each assuring TIE success Ok
the other. If schools cannot be made grateful "
the opening senses of childhood, be sought by H.
and not avoided as fearful or disasteful. then they
arc no better than modified Houses of Correction
in which there may be restraint but no true culture
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-25

What is. or rather what would lie. "a M'th>GH'
Law school" In what respect world Metz @i''
lawyer dill r. We will say. from Presbyterian OF
Free Will BAPTIST lawyer! in Whit way woula
Methodist writ differ from I'm tartan writ or ~"
whist execution from Seventh Day Baptist eASu'
tions We ask these a. e'ikns because We see 'ns"
in the Methodist Educational Convention ID bos'u'I
on the 18th inst. Mr. Ia lies lawyer. adv 0catea wv
establishment of Methodist Law School, ""s.
ever that may be. Unfortunately. We have no retU''
Of the gentl. mans speech. and We cannot ther''o.
say exactly what his object was BIT untii We ~
to have only Net odist Judges on the Beneh '".
Methodist witnesses Oh the stand. and M'th'1'.
iurrs in Shc boxes. and Methodist Shrrliis 70 A''
order. aud Methodist Clerks of Court to Keep W
cords and Methodist lawyers {" hclp the poor p'"'''
tins, ,r he equally uhioriunat" trfcntaits We ".
f,.,s thrt We ,io not III" ii,s.!., '>ce'''! Va
M,i.vuIs, Law S.LvO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-25

The fright and warning of the Chicago fire have
reached London. Aud it is proposed there TO es'ao
li>h "A number of reservoirs in the city with twoof
three hydrants in every street. The odd part oi 10"
is the Information which it gives, that theSe ny
drants were not long AGO provided And We COMES
that We have thought that the precautions aeans'
the element in London were Of a more Trustworthy
general character than this sudden waking up WOMB
seem to imply. Onequeston mOoted hy the Loaooa
Common Council is worthy Of attenioD--that OF LEO
part which an asphaltum pavement would he hke!
to take in IL general conlal ration. This Kid "
pavement is TO be- sube' ted we are told by Itfi low
don Globe to certain sitting, nj tests. Ills Will lie
world better worth living in when some satisfactory
method of preventing or of eNtingnishng gre az"
has been hit upon, and intellgently and lhefalp
adopted. We are pretty certain that there Is sr'h
method. if cites have but the brains TO tnd II ano
the wisdom 10 adopt it.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-25

The Young Christian Mems Association Of Boston
have been debating the following:
"socei That the deyoyrehs u. urya az - N.-
York have demonstrated TIA. tie rpucn form eoh
fs ur."
We protest against any final deductions from onr
municipal wickcdness. unless our honest Efforts TO
make the wrong right are also taken into ag'olnt.
1t is the existence only of republican form Of gov.
eminent which makes it possible for us to cast out
the knaves and to put honest men into their placea
Under despOtism the favorite ministers Of the non
arch may go on stealing. despite the popular indig.
nation, So long they keep tlcr hold upon the pref
erences of their master. Under republican form Of
government. it has not been found that all men are
perfectly honest and implicitly to be conidcd in;
but the plnndered people lave reserved remedy
and even if they have for a period lost their pOwe;
they can always, by courageous and united 'iior,
regain it. as they have partly done and will continue
to do, if they faint not even in city 80 desperately
situated as ours.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-25

There is nothing like olanirg "nor.l wltr mo !,
claiming q long dcsccn;. as thai N,i>t!nan k..v
who Inserted half way down his loi.g pee, nee :,
Interesting bit Of lnfornatOn--" About til, trH
Adam wae born" II j. therefore, fiji. when a cli IL
is assc!tng its pIct.n,ons not merely put tLrx
high enough, but good lum0IcGly 10 und rya,ne ;hs
antiquity of all otter "doyics." l. j, 0rr.irc "a
notice the Rev. Dr. Eddy Of the Mc'hodst rp .coial
Church paironzincly pat'img on the lack the r'ru.
lar Episcopal Church, re2a!d.ng il rs "a yorly,
sister household pet, pretty. ,iy.d us, tap.icons
q TITLE too fond Of dolls &p. u be little oyer.a.
snming. and never 30 happy rs when 'Iia,n..
mother to oder sisters" Wen. Ills Dr.. Eddy is a
cool gentleman, it must be comics cd. They Will re
tailly have apoplrxy up at s.. Alhans when they
hear Of this assumption and dreadful will hr the In
dirnatlon If Christ Church al the same. Probably
the Rev. DR.. Eddy will only be the rc,r dligh;,i
at this. but you cannot for al tla:. silence l any
more than You can one +. c. Sitter If Mcadyils
Pa who has published manifesto affirming tat 10
is The Appointed Successor of the Apostle r,teI.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-25

The recall Of Mr. Catacazy, Russian Minister
at Washington, and the appointment Of Gen.
Gorlotf, will end forever, we hope, the small
gossip which has drbblcd from the capital
since the Administration and the Minister quar-
relied. The unplcasantncss has been an un-
savory one but as long as diplomatic reserve
has shrouded the real merits OF the case IN
mystery. we can only say now that we are glad
that it has been closed by the action OF the
Russian Government.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-25

From Washington We have the reinsurance
that President Grant will i'll his next annual
message, commit himself to Civil Service Re-
form. But Civil Service Reform does not
mean paper promises nor highsounding plai-
t,ldcs; we have had something too much Of
these and when we see TIE President, or
Congress, upho!ding the theory of Reform
with one hand and pushing Ca>eys, Mnrplys
and their like with the other, we must be tx-
cuscd for wishing more practice added to the
excellent preaching.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-25

It seems likely, after all the perturbation
there has been, that the famous Fisk CORE
spondcucr will be permitted to sec the light.
Every effort at compromise has failed; thr
fair Helen is implacable, and proposes to tell
all that the Fisk lettcrs-vrittcn i'll utter dis
regard of consequences, grammar ana rules OF
orrhocraply-wll not tell. 1t really seems as
;f the richtful owners of Erie were about to
como by their own.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-25

bio for his bond. But he is now Responsible
also for the safe keeping of Mr.. WIN. Ne
Tweed, whose bond, unjnstilied, is sl'oOo'o"i
yet the Sheriff never once contemrlitcs MS
arrest. If the writ of habCds corpus ~ 10 NC
suspended by the Sheriff on the opinion o,
bis attorneys, and in violation of an order OF
the Supreme Conrt why should IL " Nv
served, without order, in the case OF NIX
Tweed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-25

Tho report mad" BY the Sanitary Corn,,i,... >.
the Board of Health on Nclnes,,ay Or. se,.. ..
array Of iigrrs which Ought to at.r.c. ils,,n, =,
tention. During The w,ri. c.di.gNo ls liner. u
q marked increase of cae.s Of typhus. t,uhoid ~.
scarlet fever. and smallpox. OF TIL, l.~t-n,.,,5
disease sixty three Ecw ca~cs wee rrr,t.d d,,,..
the past .wO weeks, ami an increase ofegrt..n ,,s..
was hiccd during the last week %, o,rop,red u,
the week preceding. The Committee mako -,
alarming statement that there is danger th,, ~.
city will suffer from q wide =, al ,Ilr,nj, 4.
s'roying many lives AMI ia O.~i>Ling many t,,o;
lies. TIE TRIBUNE has frequently called AT, ,,,,
to tho neglected sanitay regulations e.. the cry
and the consequently bad condition g. streets. lle,
and sewers. The Sanitary Committee az IN as.,-,
that the sunkcn lots in the UPPER part of the island
are reccptacles Of garbage. AID tha' all sorts ol
refuse are dumped into tie waNr slips: this in AL
diron to the carclcs,ne-s Of pretended! sti~,t.
cleaners is sufficient to breed a .a.Io. Il fact
the contapion is already here. VIII the Authorizes
see that it goes further, if c.cag tie c.;y VII
stop ii I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-25
Tweed 7

Tho now Austrian Cabinet just formed ny
Prince Aucrsperg has in it several members
of the old Cabinet but not many men OF WHY ,a
renown. The Prince himself comes of an "lo
German family which has always been ident' /,
fed with the liberal German movement, az"
i !. likely TINT this line of policy VIII oc
continued by the new Ministry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-25
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-25

Sheriff Brennan is as cOnsiderate of his dis
tinguishcd prisoner "a ever, and little par
tal in his attentions to others of less note
and wealth. The Ludlow Street Jail prisoners
are detained because the legal opinion of
Mc>>rs. Brown, Hall, and Vanderpoel over
rlcs the decision of Judge Barnard of tlIt.
Su.Ienc Court and leads the She III " trcIu-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-25

TRIBUNE correspondence from Japan throws
some new light on the recent startling events
which have called such general attention to
the political condition of that country. Our
correspondent declares that it is not true that
there is lack of accord on public questions
among the people of Japan, which will sur
prise some observers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-25

Tho Daily Bulletin has a story about burn
ing Corn for fuel lin order to incFease its
price] at Omaha, Nebraska, and asks
" What does Mr.. Greeley, practical farmer gay to
thisr
Ansrer.-Mr. Greeley, az a practical farmer,
al. coates the policy of no cornmingling Manu-
fac.urci with our Agriculture as to make
Corn too necessary and valuable a. Food to be
cOnsuIleL iis Fuel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-25

pillar cracks in the African Baptist Church in
Louisville n.y., On the 9TH inst. The crowded an
dicncc is at panic stricken. and in the rush for
the doors eleven persons arc killed and many more
IRE injured. They were all blacks. but the, might
have been whites: hribuiliing was chnich. but i
might have been a thcatrr; the victims were of the
humber soit. bat they meh hN" lr'n hr'r,an'-
crrs VI avvivty. L,riI U,i.rr. w IL satlcu Va s,c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-25

The National Labor Reformers have fallen
upon each other, and are out with rival con-
ventiOns. One of these is to meet in Wash
ington on the 9Th December, and the other il
called for the third Wednesday in February,
at Columbus, Ohio. We hope that, before the
Ohio meeting comes off, these gentlemen will
come to the conclusion that third party
movement is useless, as well as unpromising.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-25

American Republicans will never be able 10
understand the odd ways of the French no
public. In that country, Republican thous, Il, II
is, partisans of the cx-Empcror are allowed 70 70
make public demonstrations in favor OF 'ha'
ruiued monarch; but it is also the fashion 10
imprison and fine editors who speak III OF A.
Thicrs. This may be Repnblicanism, but II Is
nm impcrfectlv developed variety.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-25

of the ablest man that Vermont ever reared
or that Pennsylvania has cherished since Ben.
Franklin. Will not some Of the many Penn
sylvanians who honor the memory OF the ALL
thor of their Common School system move in
tho mutter7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-25

ular. which cannot in case Of panic fear be rapdI,
and safely evacuated, is q trap. and disgrace a
modern civilization. and should DO indicted in all
communities provided with grand juries. We talL
glibly OF human life as costly and prccious Non.
sense tbs the cheapest commodity to be found in
any market. 1t would seem to that inhab,,an, .,
another sphere whose possible visit to this woJS,
sometimes supposed by moral essayists that We br.
man creatures had each Of us tho nine exis,.ncs.
fabicd to be the privileged possessions Of the CAT,
And worse than ell. what shall VIZ .ay OF dsctl
eating dishonest structure TO ln HONEST G,L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-25

We learn with surprise that no stone marks
the r"sIing-place OF the mortal rllains of
ThadLlcus Stevens, who died nearly three years
SINCE leaving considerable property to heirs who
are not lis DESCENDANTS We should like to givcn
uilc OMw1 eTccUux L. lain Shalt Vler tue bonus
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heard Men as ablo and worthy "a he is are
not no abundant that we can afford to crush
one on blind presumption.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-25
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STEAM ON DIRT RoADs.-One Of

STEAM ON DIRT RoADs.-One of
the editors of the Macon Telegraph,
who is travelling West with the rail
road party, says in recent letter;
"Mr. Wadley tells me he has con-
tracted for a steam traction road en-
CINE, which will be employed in
hauling logs at his brothers saw
mill, in Emanuel county. The cost
Of the machine will be five thousand
dollars. 1t is perfectly manageable,
traverses rough roads and even
plowed grounds without difficulty,
and will drag after it gang of plows
which will pulverize the soil to al
most any desired depth in land free
from stumps. In dragging carry
logs he expects it to do the work of
many mules or oxen on far less ex-
pensive fuel. Should experiment
justify it, he will put one of these
machines on the road from Geneva
to TaIbotton, and carry the Merri-
wether Springs travel. He thinks
they can be used with economy on
our dirt roads, and will be found USE
tul in hauling cotton to points on the