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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-22


ACTION OF THE DIRECTORY OF THE ioUNG
MEMS CHRISTIAN AssoCIATIoN.-The death
of Mr.. William II. Walker, late assistant
librarian Of the Young Mems Christian As
socialion, was briefly announced yesterday.
Ii is appropriate, however, that Il more
extended notice should bc given OF Que SO
widely and laYorubly known. For more
than sixteen years he had served this So
ciety i'm Il capacity which brought him III
daily contact with many Of our best citl-
zenS. whose respect aud love he won.
Yesterday afternoon 4 special meeting oil
the directory OF the Association was called.
Intense feeling was manifested by all pre-
sent, and touching illusions to the deceased
librarian made by several members. Mcssrs.
William c. Mayo, William 7. bluntord, and
L. Y. Daniel, DR., were appointed Il com
mit.ec TO draft suitable resolutions. The
following gentlemen GALL eX-preSidcnLs OF
the Association were requested TO act
AS pall-bearcIs on the funeral OCCASION T..
V. Daniel. Jr., Or. William ii. Gwathmcy,
William L. Muntord, j. b. Watkins, Will
liam Willis, Jr., Asa SNYDER, Il. Roberts
Baker, Judge B. Il. Wexford, and +. ID.
Starke. These gentlemen, with the MEM
bers of the directory, VII meet at Mt.
Walkers late residence, Main street be-
tween Seventh and Eighth, at O'Clock I.
M. to-day. The funeral services will take
place at halC.past 3o'clock from the Monu.
mental church, Of which the deceased had
been long Il member.
The Society numbers more than six hum
dred members, and 1t is expected they will
all be present in full force to pay the last
tribute TO the memory of one who has
served it so faithfully from its very begin
ming until the day OF his death.
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Dress coats at e. Il, SpEycr & GOVT.
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WOOD AND COAL
p~~-~~-~~>-~-~~~-~~~
GOAL AND WOOD.

GOAL AND WOOD.
~
We are now furnishing best ANTHRACITE
CoAL for stoves orttt:sses st IS per ton; NUT
COAL, ~ per ton, differed: SOFT COAL from
80 to IS. so per load; and OAK and PINE WOOD
at lowest lgur23 fsE cash. Elnc.ccnth and Carf,
or 7os Grace street.
oc 81 CHARLES II. PAGE = co.
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GOh NEW YDHK.--Tha Old cFGas
= Dc,ulnlOn Steamship Co.'S ele-.Is.ssl,...-sst -
gaat side-whcel steamship kLBMMARLE, C&r-
tain SMITH, will sill FRIDAY, November 2ith,
at O'Clock T. 81.
Freight received until Z. u.
Through bills Of ladinS Signed, and goods fer.
Iarded with dispatch 10 all P0lats.-nor.h, south
east, aad west. Close connections Insdo vita Gu
nsrd line IDr foreign QoTts.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Fare, @l2: at.sr2Fe, st: F0lnd-trip tickets sac.
Eo- f-clElt Or paE1a2., apnlY 10
GoHI ", WYATT, Agcnt,
81
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CORNERSTONE MERCHANTS.

TOUN w. WYATT, GENERAL SHIP
~ PLNG and COMMISSION MERCHANT, No.
Governor stree, Eichmond, Va, tpost-oftico
box l3l, agent for the old Dominion Steamship
Company, for New York: inman Line, for Liv-
erpooi; Anchor Line, for Glasgow; National
Line, for Liverpool. je2i
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TOR BALTIMORE-T II l. eIleL
A WEEKLY it-t-NO TRAN sssa.sso-.sssss 81 .aaaass
OF GODDS.-Th, steamer STA :.
OF SARY!.&ND wisl leave her wharf at high
tide EDSESDhY NIGHT.
Freight received up 10 6. O'Clock Z. NJ. Wednes-
day.
Passengers are requested to BE- on board by 10
O'CLOCK Il. NJ. "Wednesday.
Passage only 81.
For freight or passage, apply 20
no 2l-2t WIUGIAM IL L. BRETT, Agent,
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ACTION OF TIE BAR on TIE DEATH OF
NJ MARMAnUKE .IUuESON.-Aa unusually large
number of members of the bar OF Rich
mond assembled in tie HuSlin9s Court
room Yesterday afternoon 10 express The
sense Of the pruirs>inn in view OF the
death of Colonel Marmadukc johnson
who WAS Cnr OF lis brightest oruaulclts III
this ci'y.
On motion Of Judge Meredith, Judge A.
i. Gu-on WAS called to the cirlir and
Gcorg. l.. Christian, ESD, appointed SccIc-
tary.
lion. y. 7. Dmicl then moved the ap-
pointlcnt of y committee TO prepare rcso-
iu,ions expressive Of the sense of the oar
at lis sad bereavement. The motion being
carried, the Chair appointed rs such com
miil"c judge W. W. Crump, X. !.
Daniel, James Lyons, Robert Ou!d, TBomes
j. Evans, James PleasuntS, and judge
John \. Meredith.
Judge trump presently reported series
Of resolutions paying Il glowing and cl1-
qucnt tribute 10 the memory OF Colonel
johnson. and after cuiugiSiic remarks by
the chairman If the committee, Colonel
John B. Young, Judge OuId, Colonel George
". Splllidin", Pcachy Il. Grattan, Esq.
and Henry iiudnall, they were un,ni-
mcll>Iy adopted. IL was also ordered that
they be furnished to the family of the de-
ceased and to the daily papers OF the city,
and be spread upon The records of all the
courts OF Richmond, Chesterfield, and Hen
rico.
The meeting was one Of unusual Solcnl-
nifty, and Ill Of the speakers manifested hy
their eloquent lanyua@c and earliest MAIL
ncr their warm ailcctlon, admiration, and
high Icgar: for the deceased.
The funeral Will take place from st.
Jamcs's church this afternoon at clock
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Drugs. MEDICINES, dc.

MITCHAM'S INSTANT RELIEF FOR
Iva ASTHMA Guaranteed to relieve any casc
OF asthma In FIVE miouteg, not b.Ymg failed 10
gve instant relief In any case. All tha at ask for
IL Is that 1t may he fSirly used. and have no fears
OF The result. MANY csrtif Gates Of responsible
parties c IN be produced. 4. II. AITcH&N.
For sale by '' no t0l =. r.. DOVE.
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selected every year by our Mr.. Gar,nendia. Price5
Eom s55 to 81, 600 per thousand.
EDMERO, DAVIES, aud other dry delicate
sHfRRIES, in ! aud / casks also, In glass.
Riyicre, Gardrat Co.'s PALE COGEAC
BRASUIES, ylntaexs or 1869 to lsal In I. 10 L. and
Is casks and !n patent cases twelve bottles each
Charles Fares Chtmpagnes. Wines, Grand Via
i" Eu2snie,' Imperial, Cabinet, and Seiery, quarts
and piuts A lso, high and low grades OF bordeaux
Ciaret, in wood aud glass Port Wines, Madeira,
Gin, Kun, Cordia's, aud every variety or French.
Italian, and Spanish Goods III our nns' Msfseilies
Wtnes in and casks. Sweet OH, IN thu and
glass. naccaron. old Government ssVa Cones,
&c No. "a south Calvert street. Baltimore:
Rapresented by ncssrs. CASKlE Bkos;, i2sh
street, between Aain and Cary. who haye Always
a stock on hBnd mVS-oaa w em
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FLUID EXTRACT CUNDURANGO,
Itquatora Garciana,l for CAHCER. .scrufuIa, Sal.
kheum uicers,and ahehrcnic blood discases. Tliis
wonderful! remedy Is The most effective, prompt.
and certain Alternative aud blood-pur.da, kgown.
frice, so per bottle For sale by a'---.e~ :
PURCELL, LADD < CO., Drugsil,s.
We have fcS circulars for physicians. oc st
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L LINNEMAN'S STEAM DYEiNG
Ia. AND sCOUkiSG EsTABLlSHM MSfnsrII3
an HErAD sTkAET, RETWEES BCDEIh
AND FIFTH STkEETs.-Dyeing done La any
color desired; also. Cleaning In tho best and
neat,st sLyse CarEet securing and hid kioYss
sieened. I invite the ladies especially TO sSe my
!a.est importation OF blue, adopted lot Ella a., aaa
WorSteG.
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TO PHYSICIANS.

SSniBBS,S PURIFIED CTGOEOFORM.
sSGibBS'S FLUID EXTRA Cr3 =.
sSrIBBo'S EOFFaAN'S A6ODTNE:
.Qu.BB>'- PURE ErHhR:
sQC!5BS's CHLe1Sa<. EYDRAC;
QilBBS'S ca aB0sIS ACID:
eQClbso'5 LIQUOR uPiI CONF.
ALSO,
hhAEiH|'S r0WDEPED COxP. EXTRACT
of CULnCfNIH and SELECT pow okREn
kHUBARS. y
And all new and vaiuab;a PUARNbCETTy
CAL PRODUCTS for sale by
=, MEADE & BAKER
noa Dispensing Pharmactsts. sIs Main etree.-
GOUGH NO MORE, but use the Cough
~ Mixture of Compound syrup Of Foaronnd
prepared only by POLK MILLER, Aposhecary,
corner filta and Marshall ctreets. Is cents per
o'''W. oc3l
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DEPARTURES OF STEAMERS.

i-iA NUN street.
New YORK.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-11-09
CAU "EON.

Inc public is autioned aeaIns; cmpo,mr .
ut the reiulart authorized Agents Of the CO1l
ny, since the Roberts Patent cover the use d
ilspeoo ana al explosive materials for oil ua
and the Use OF such maj erials hy other r,rti-t
direct infringement Of their rights. ANY plrts'i
ringing anyo the ROBERTS PATENTS vii
1ealt with according TO law, and ss acting wilt
and knowingly in defiance of law ard the ded.'l
Of the Courts
The Company have re Organized their bns'i
with view 10 accommodate Oil Men In ever, 4
OF the on Region. The, have employed the y
eihcicnt Agents ard Assistants thai can be prc 1
iot tho business hAch Torpedo l. labelled u
date af patents, together with the price of lteD'
pedo, and sisned by an oiicor of The COmpnF
every operator wishing u Torpedo may kn@
price and whether II cane from our oihcs 4
Operators vi confer n favor by reporting to i
Otlice any negligence Of Agents.
The following named persons have been app l.
ed Agents and Assistant Agents for the Oil Ne, Y
OF pennsylvania and West Virginia.
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LIST OF AGENTS.

TiTUsvILLE, CHURCH RUN AND
Tf-STEPHEN aOOF. Office, Hamiltonil
store, address Titusvile, Pa. Assistant John
SERVER.
TITUsyILLE, CHURCH RUN AND w
If-H. II THOMAS. Office and address,
'ion House. 1itusyille, Pa,
SHAMHuRG AND VICINITY-GEORGb
YIN. ohice, Shamburg residence, Tiiusvls
Assistant. A A. West.
ENTERPRISE PLEASANTVILLE,. !,
FARM AND PlTHCiE W. GEO. n
NLlET. Office and address, Cnase House, =
antyilc. Assistant, IL. G. Huntington. e
TlDIOUT AND WEST HlCKORY-'g
CLARK. Office and address, Exprc css Ofliee
)ute. ia. Assistant, Il. Beartlsley. .,-,
PLTRoLEUM CENTRE AND V1ClNpI
LEVI MASON. office and address, PetroleaD
re, Pa. Assistant, Charles Blnckford
ThRR AND BLOOD FARMS and Dstrlsl
n ~ Creek and Cherry Run. from story WI
ciintoc!tvil!e--JA AnESSACNDERS. ~
Iarf Farm, Pa. Assistants. Luther D. %E
Chaiir. y Cochran and william Noyt u
NC LIN rpOKViLLE, OIL CITY AND
a. 5. " ST. Address, OH Citv or Rem
Assisla,t Il, Mead "A
FkAN,>LlN ALONG THE ALLEGHENY
ill., WILDER Olfce md address. Frlss
SORll RG ASS, FOSTER FARM ~ PA"f
hANDIN''-i:IClhRD W. REDFlELp,rt
nd addr' "a. scrub ,lllss, IN Assistant, ~
tcheld, address rmlcntml. Pa. ~
VET NlRSI\lA-C. y. ANGEL. an,
coh Adhtess, Pnrkersbnrg, West aCN
eobortA Petroleum TorpodV
inayj-dly
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|1I|j![l|||NS1R1c'IA'
s7Z|zZSzzzz5z:2zgzzl

10 any fsoil pro !u.iiIg Any LeGIcIic uile TO
SHOW one.thlrd az many living, permanent cures :
Or. Elders Vegetable Rheumatic Remedy; and
further reward Of 800 for any case Of Chronic or
lniiamm'aory rheumatism, Neuralgia Rheumatic
Ague. Sciatlca q, rheumatism of the l. idneys il
will not crre. The Rheumatic Syrup /. used in
wardiy only. pleasant to the taste and guaranteed
free from injurious druos. 1t is not a quack Ined.
but the scientific prescription Of Jos T. Filter
NJ. d., Professor Of roSicuIogy and Chemistry
graduate OF the celebrated University of Fenus1.
yania, d.. 1888 whosa entire professious, lif.
been devoted specially to this disease This prt,
afalon under solemn oath is .onscien,ionslv b.
lieNed to be the only positive, reliable intaliihl.
specinc ever discovered The proof that no OF her
SPECIFIC exists ia found in every community la per
SOUS aliliced for many years and sri su;ftring Il
physicians could cure it If spec ic did exist tbis
would not be so-a fact thai mu-t he universally
admitted. "he oft deceived sufferer may wise '
aSk,.What security or evide ce has he thai Dr. Fit
er1 Rheumatic Syrup will cure his case rhe
IN legally signed contract which will be forwarded
w'thonl charge TO any sufferer sending by letter
description OF affiicrlon this guarantee will state
!he exact number of bottles warranted to cure aud
IN case Of failure the money paid will he return
10 the patient No Other remedy has ever been
offered on such liber II and honorable terms. Nlen
ica advice. with certificates from prominent pbv
sciaiis, clersylncn etc. who have been cured Ter
all other I, ,eatnents have failei. sent by le.ter
gratis. Afflicted cordially invited to wr te for ed
vlcn 70 the princpal Office % South Fourth Street
Pliladelphia,. Pa. DIR. Fitler's Rheumatic Syruo
is sold by drnegi ts
NJ. S SIMMONS,
Sole Agent, Petroleum Centre Pa
CALLENDER d CO, Wholesale Agt's, Mead
4 r, ,CHAMBERLIN & CO., Sole Asts Rous
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In Tact, every variety and style of work in ,.tte,
prcss printing,
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A'Large s*ock OF New Goods Just opened
% Aldrns JAol lsIown Clolhing. store.
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Advertising .,ie>:isl,n,

The RECORD has no superior, as It clrcula,es
wherever ~ OIL Operator or Dealer can he laundl
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eOBEfsstITICILtN ToEPTDo G.
TORP EDOES,
THE ROBERTS
PETROLEUM T0RpEDD co.
office at the
RED PLANING MILL.
Cor er OF Pine and second Streets.
Near the RaiirOad,)
TITUSVILLE, PA.

Owing to the large and increasing denand for,ho
Roberts Torpcdoes, and the late decision or ~
Commissioner Of Patents IN refusing To VIM Rcd
patent ard the deci' N of Judge z, e t,iier sns'
taininr the Robert-' patent they lave LOWEkIn
the price oi their Iorpedo,s
TA ENTi PER CENT.
40 that every Operator can ailoru 10 try a Ton.do
before abandoning Well.
The fol owing is the decision rendered by Jud,.
Grier on the twenty y-seconu t22) day Uf seItemb,t
lsG9, IN the United states Circuit Court ut phlens
phIa. T"u case was argued three days by Charle.
Al. Keller OF New YORK, Is. Lucas aud : A Pm,
vance of Pittsburgh, for dei,naants, and I.orca
harding OF Philadelphla, and George IL. Ihg.ly Of
Pittsburgh, for plaintiff wv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-19
RULOEH.

We abhOr hanging, and descriptions OF
| hanging. We believe the system of capital
punishment to be bad in theory and bad in
| effect. We have done what We could to brDg
| it to an end; and we hope to continue III that
good work till in New-York Gas already i'll
some more highly civilized States) this relic
of ba1barism shall have disappeared.
But while hanging remains the legal pun
ishment for murder We make no protest as to
individual cases. Our quarrel is with the law
not with the faithful execution of its SEN
tence so long as il remains the law, and when
guilt has been clearly established. We
would change the punishment OF
murder; but we would iniiexibiy
punish murdercrs, and till we can get a bet
ter law for the purpose, we would do it under
the present one. Nor have we the slightest
sympathy with the maudin sentimentalism
that finds emotional insanity in every gust of
reckless anger. We believe the perpetual plea
of insanity in the worst cases of the most heinous
of crimes to have done as much as corrupt
judiciary to demoralize the public conscience;
and we hope to see physicians, lawyers, and
iuries that encourage it held to the stern con-
demnation of a relentless public Judgment
that shall hereafter make murder less pas
time, and the trial of a man for his life less
farce than they have of late often proved.
The case of the phenomenal creature hung
Yesterday in BinghalntOn seemed to us an eX-
celleDt illustration of the barbarism OF the
whole system of hanging, and to offer besides
some quite unusual evidences OF a most pc
culiar mOnomania. We believe the effect
on the people OF the State would have
been better, the ends of justice would
have been better attained, and the
laws of humanity certainly better observed, If
Ruloif had been imprisoned for hfe-in pea
itentiary at hard labor if sane, Ill an asylum
if insane. But his mOnomania, though clear
enough in his acts and conversation, was not
held to impair his responsibility as rational
being; the law therefore fairly claimed him
as its victim; and the CHASTITY scene at Bing-
hamton ends the tragedy of one strong we'll
endowed, hopeful mans life. The unusual
public curiosity, aud the altogether excep-
tional nature of the strange story, force us, as
fair purveyors of the news, to tell 1t; but we DO
so with the disgustand loathing wherewith such
recitals always inspire us, advise those or our
readers who will to skip it, and exhOrt all to
Law ND the case as one more proof OF our 0it-re-
peated thesis that the worst use you can put
a man to is to hang him. To that faith we
still hopefully, joyfully believe the civilization
of the world is tending.
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ASCENSION DAY.
SERVICES AT TRINITY AND GRACE CHURCHES
DEDICATION on STATEN ISLAND.
of Salvador.

SERVICES AT TRINITY AND GRACE CHURCHES
DEDICATION on STATEN ISLAND.
Ascension Day. or Holy Thursday, was OBJ
served yesterday in the Protestant Episcopal ana ko-
man Catholic Churches with impressive religious ser
vices Old Trinity deliberately decorated for the oc-
carion with inscriptions and Spring flowers A large
cross Of white roses with scarlet star in It's center was
placed on the altar between large OF flowers. The
font was half hidden beneath IA floral canopy on the
ton of which was small cross composed Of lilies OF the
valley Vases of flowers also tastefuliy grouped
upon the chancel steps and around the pillars IN the
BODY of the church. The professional hymn and
canclas were sung ny the full choir, ACCOMPANIED by
the organ and string band OF 40 pieces lhe music III
PrSces,ona" We Mlrrhto victory Barlbys iaro-o ns'n
Ionil ., Christ Ace Barxbys byfS 1odnodi SelS.1 'ta
Knon@ The ccrs,y were Bishop Potter the Rev Drs
Dix Vinton. Weston Swope ana Ogesby, aud the feN
Mc.srs Wetheral, Dcnui,On. Cook and NiswOd. 1ao
sermon was preached by the Rcy. Dr. MORGAN DIX; Nno
reviewed the under which the chuTch was
oonsecraed q wears ago. and alluded 20 the progress
and present condition OF the parish contendng th4Ihe
where IL, inasmuch ~ Il is tGe sinld spirit OF CQhsre
gatilnalism rather than the spirit OF tdthoAclE IN r.
ligon which causes the T,mOl al OF churches uptown
Oit of the reach OF the poorer classes Inc sermon W.
followed by the communion service which was chOrdl
4 JOINT service Of the congregations OF Grace 81.
Marks, st. Bartholomew, ana Ascension Churs wa
held in Grace Church in the forenoon. With the following
clcrgymcn in the chance: The Roy. DIS Potter Ma
nor, Ryance. Irving, Cooke and Dickinson, ana ,Ie
V. W. L.
kev Dr. Kylauce OF =; Marks Church Tdree serFlc's
were held ut -. AIMS Church q,l Of
which was tor deaf mutr-. services conitihot 49,,
the Ascension were held IA other Episcopal ana h'iA"
Catholic Chachc'. -, ,..,,;o,, NJ
The Protestant Episcopal Church or the ASessoH ~
West Br.htOn Staten Island WA formally op'"Vtr, pong
tcrday morning with appropriate ceIS 1 ~ ~ yng
the clergy men present the Rev Dr'' ~ ps.se
Goddard and Dyer, ana the Rev. Messrs 100 of tIe
Fitch Gray Howard and others. Al thc - ma
service addresses were made bl tue Rev. III, 49, WV
Rev Mr. Gray, and the Rev. Dr.. 1yhS am nf station
The church h. crucf form in plan, ana = "i 80 ami
Island stone aud OHIO trimmings, WIN s.a orioJ nj
spre. Tie order 81 arCitectIr y tb thn a les CON
tnGcd aud used IA chapel and oapt NY nc 6rfi1
rs feet in hicht The interior ntlhs0 ~ a., NJ. br.n
and bIirkvnnur. six mortal wlulpN' az ,.t az
nrncIdl nv members of the congregation. IL" '''' ="
~. .nl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-19
COTKLTYG AND CARPENTER.

If we are not more careful, we shall be tho
death of some of these Senators. Mr.. COnliling
very nearly died of Indignation because we
published the Treaty while the Senate was de-
batting whether we should be allowed TO pub
lish it. Mr. Carpenter, on the same provOca-
ton, went into a state of mind, and at latest
accounts was in a most alarming condition.
Several other gentlemen III Washington have
been more or less upset as to their ntellectS and
Iacerated as to their feelings, and the Senate
Chamber has resembled on several occasions
the violent ward of q lunatic asylum about the
full of the moon. Mr.. COnking's frenzy gener
ally comes on during executive session, when,
if we may be allowed the metaphor, he gets
upon stills, and supports his dignity Dir.
Conklng Supporting his Dignity, is always an
Imposing and improving spectacle. Mr.. COnk-
ling on stills and Supporting his Dignity, is
what Jeames YellOwplush would call ga hob
eject TO be regarded with hOr." Mr. COnkEng
abomnates reporters who go about wanting
{" to know, you know" and taking down peoples
laundering speeches. He believes that news
papers ore the bane of craftsmanship. and Sena-
tors the props of civilization and long after
THE TRIBUNE has been forgotten, he knows
York (modcsty forbds him to say which, will
shine in glory as a great historical figure, like
Scion, Agamcmnon, and the Earl of Chatham.
We can imagine what the feelings of such
man must be when a newspaper correspondent
fails TO show him proper defcrenCe-or, to use
his own expression, violates the rules OF de-
cency towards the Senate. We can see the
pose Of that majestic figure, the sweep of that
bot-hurling arm, the cold but awful CLEAN OF
that senatorial eye, as he towers above the
listening legislators and Supports his Dignity.
If TRIBUNE correspondents are TO get posses
sion of government secrets, and find ont what
passes in executive session, AMI publish what
Senators prefer to have kept quiet, and refuse
to answer whatever questions the Senate sees
fit to put to them, why then, to quote the
language of Mr.. COnllinS's great prototype,
Sir Leicester Dedlock, /" the noOd-gates Of So
"ccty are burst open, and the waters have
"obliteratcd the landmarks of the bulwarhs
"Of the cohesion by which things are held to-
"gethor.n
Ii was on Tuesday that Mr.. Conkling made
an effort. Possibly he strained himself lit
tie in doing it; for on Wednesday Dir. Car
penter was to The fore, and Mr. Conliling only
played prompter. We are not sure but the
Senator from Wisconsin Supported his Dignity
with rather more effect than even the Senator
from New-YOrk. He could not have been so
picturesque bnt his language was most beau
tiful. lie appeared in the character Of cham
pion of the popular will. The popular will is
the supreme Law. The embodiment OF the
popular will is the Senate, especially Senator
Carpenter. Senator Carpenter denounces tho
cOntumacy of White and Ramsdell az an un-
Darallecd and objectionable ailront To his
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-19
TERMS or THE TRIBUNE.
Geso.llork Daily Gribaaa1t.
FRIDAY, MAY 10. 1871.

The Government forces still gaining ground before
The Prussans are taking up important POSITIONS
and threaten offensive operations against the Commune
Two unsuccessful sorties been made by the insur-
gents The deaths from the recent explosion in Paris
are varousy stated at from 80 to 2OO An insurgent
aruiy is threatening Panama. == Disraeh criticised
the Budget in the House of Commons yesterday
The Senate has ordered THE TRIBUNE correspondents
into close confinement until next November. 49, Three
men have been carried over Niagara Falls == Horace
Greeley spoke IN New-Orlcans yesterday. =- A war
PARTY of Apaches has routed by band OF friendly
Indians. So Another steamer has been sunk Ill the
Mississippi River, 10 lives being lost. - The cable
between Key West and Punta Rosa has been successfully
laid.
Eleven Jurors have been obtained for the Foster trial
g. Dr. Evans, the abOrtionist was sentenced TO STATE
Prison for three years and six months. Gold, 1li5,
1ia; Theruc meter, 80, GO, $50.