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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-10-05


INVESTMENT OF MONEY-Just now,
W hen nearly every holder of Five-twenty
Bonds is d .bating in his own mind
whether be had better sell out, so rs to
realize tie great premium u his honds,
or wait till he il tff7c4d a new bond bear
ing lower rate Of interest. q hesitation,
natural with many who hardly know h w
or where to rpiuvest their money so "a 10
retain the higher rate of interest aud still
have their capital safe and tangib!e-we
can refer them with pleasure to the an
nouccernent Of Messrs. Fix & Hatch, the
wilely-known and respected bankers, in
another column. AL will remember the
efficiency aud earneptues7 Of this firm in
the sale Of the great Government Loans
during the dArk4 days of the Rebellion,
and many will appreciate the VS. lNm of
their great faith in the ultimate value OF
the very Five twanti,s which are now
commanding high premium. Also, st
later d4te, their wonderful hc'ivity and
foresight in predicting a great success for
the Central P-c;f3 r .ilroAd, which has
been 80 fully borne ont by the rapid con-
sttu3tien AID great earniog capacities of
the road, aud tho engi bls di8tinc'ion
its securities have achieved the world
over Those who have had dealings with
Messrs. Fisk & Hatch know that their
statements may be relied on and feel
that when they say bond is 's sure to be
paid, principal aud Interest, 40 Govern
alent Bond, it moons that they have given
careful scrutiny to the security, and that
the statement is not made On their part
hout thorough conviction that it is
+, hey now recommend with that
w oon+ 1ence the Chesapeake and Ohio
paaas of wb;, ID but small portion re-
main unsold. We entertain no doubt
that time will chow tier re'ommenda-
t;on OF these bonds to have been as fully
warranted as in tho sse of Five t~enties
or Central Pacifcs.
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From Versailles.

VERSAILLES, Oct. 4.
It IL proposed by the Government te
send 7Ponyer Queentier to Berlin TO sc
cure the final ratification of the treaty
The municipality of Paris have voted
1000 900 francs for rep ,irs or monumeni'
and public bliliingg.
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CTATE OF VERMONT.

~ DISTRICT OF RUTLAND, IS.
Be it remembered, that at a session of the Pro-
bate Court, holden at Rutland, within and for
said district, on the Sd day of October,
a. D. 1871.
PRESENT: Hon. Walter c. Dunton, Judge.
Whereas a certain instrument In writing, under
sea-, purporting to be the last will and testament
ct Polly Ewings, late of Clarendon, in said dis
trict deceased, having been this day presen ed to
said Court for Probate, and duly filed in the Reg
ister's Office Therefore,
It is ordered that all persons interested in the
estate of said deceased, be notified to appear be-
fore said Court, at the Probate Office in Rut-
land, in said district. the first Tuesday in
November, A d. 1871, by publication of this order
three weeks successfully previous thereto. in the
Rutland HERALD, a newspaper printed at Rut-
land aforesaid, to show cause, if any they may
have why said instrument in writing should not
be proved and allo we'd the last will and Tesla
ment of the said deceased.
JOEL c. BAKER,
A0.u3w Register.
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Utica. June lO:h. i

Utica, June l0:h. 1871.
Mr. W. n Oaver Dear Sir The stone you
brought W.! ears ago retains its color perfect
y. II il v4,y pretty, the lettering being the best
on the g5oun3s, aud The general execution OF the
work is excellent. Please tell ne the cost Of
another It ne flushed like the first, and lettered
ss follows
Yours truly,
kICH'D II. SHERMAN.
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~d CARS. - Magnificent Pull
ei'hFFI. cers have been put on the
man sleeping ri, RntIand. Bellows
ro"'e % BOSTON leaving Burlington
Falls ard Fitahhurg, oa,;o,, Tboa.
ct quarter Of ten every snd siean II.
cars are luxury 20 ride
having most thorough ventilation.
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Sept. 20, 1871.
SHOT GUNS.

Double and Single Barrels, $500 to $4,000
Shot Pouches, Powder Flasks, Caps and Revol-
vers, large assortment just received. Aliens
Breech-loading Rifle, $40. Double Barrel Breech-
loading Shot Gun, $50 to sl20. Single Barrel
Breech-loading SHOTGUN, $25.
CLARK BROS. & MARSHALL,
octSd2W&W3H Clarks' Block.
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The attention Of those desiring q
thorough apprenticeship in the macbinist
business is called to the card of the
Within Machine Co, in to-day's paper.
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PROBABILITIES.

The storm in the eastern gulf will pro
cably move northeast to the South Allan
tic coast, but with somewhat diminished
severity. The low barometer in the
northwest will probably move northeast
wards on Lake Michigan, and easterly
winds on Lake Superior, but the dry
smoky atmosphere north of the Ohio val
ley will probably prevent any heavy
rains.
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DUBLIH, Oct. 4.
4 C .ub is organizing Of advoca'es Of
the II ONE Rule Policy.
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EOR SALE.

Hos-air Furnace for heating q dwelling Oh
small store. 1t has been used but little, the ca
pacity being too small for my dwelling. have
replaced 1t by one of larger capacity. VIII sci
at a large reduction from cost.
Il. L. ALLEN,
Fairhaven, Vt.
Sept. 90, 1871. d&w2w
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BRANDoN.-On Sunday, October
Edward La Point was married to Ciar"
Njcklaw. The bride is but eleren years
Of ace.
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PHYSICIANS AND CLERGYMEN
Testify to its merits in restoring Gray Hair to is
original color and prom ting its gro"th 1t
makes the hair soft and glossy. The old IN ap-
pearaEce are made you0g again. IL Is the best
HAIR d ESSI " g
ever used. II removes dandruf and all sclrvy
eruptions. II does not staiu the skin.
Our Treatise on the Hair sent free by mail
Beware of numerous pre- parations which are
sod upon our reputation
Manufactured only by
R. P. HALL & CO., Nashua, n. H., Projectors.
For sale by all druggists. 4G:wlmo
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Rossefs defense was that, France hsv.
ing split into two camps, he must sioe
with that which had not capitulated.
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was also good show Of cattle and horses
Floral Hall was we'll filled, and in this
the Wallingford people outdone them.
selves. We will not forget, however, one
article, a wedding cake, exhibited by
Judah Rounds, Esq, of Tinmouth, of In.
dian manufacture, which he brought from
the West with him last week. This cake
was exhibited at the Indian Fair in
Western New York last week, which Mr..
Rounds attended, held by the Iroquois
tribe. 1t was made of pounded corn and
blackberries, and called fruit cake. II
was curiosity, but did not look very in
viting. Remarks were made by D. Kim
ball, Mr.. johnson, principal of the
Graded School, Rev. E. M. Haynes, G. D.
Childs and others, all in favor Of these
fairs, and were listened to with attention
by all. The East Wallingford Cornet
Band, which by the way is an excellent
one, was present, and discoursed good
music, which added greatly to the attrac-
ton of the day. The militia company OF
Wallingford, Capt. Hoadley, command
ing, was also out and acquitted itself
nobly. All returned to their home feel
ing do doubt that Town Fairs were a
good thing. jew.
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FLoUR-Sales Il, 900 bbls. State and Western
dull and heavy, and to 10c lo~er. Superfne
s6.5096 90; extra State 47.20d7 20; Round
Hoop Ohio q 20d7 80: extra Western O.. l0a
7.75 /; white wheat s7.75G8I5; Southern. dull
and dropping. Sales $50 bbls. Extra 81. 25d9. %.
WHEAT-Heavy aud TO &c lower. sale- 81, 900
bush. No. and Spring sl.55al.58; winter red
western at tl.66Ql.67; white Michigan 81 .6s.
CoRE-Less active and slightly in buyers favor.
Sales 81, GOO bush. Mixed Western ,5d77c clos
at Use in store and rs shoat
OATS Less active and scarcely 50 firm. Sales
$500 bush. Quoted at 5sI55.
BEEF-Quiet.
PoBK-The market is dull and lower. Sa'es
AGO bbls. Mess sl362al3.75.
LARD-The market is easier Sales 1850 tierces,
steam 98Il0x kettle leh.
BUTTEB.-The market is dull.
~HIsKY-The market u quiet and steady.
sa1es 100 bbls. Western free at sl.0o.
HIcE-FIrm. Carolina sk@9.
SUGAR In moderate demand. Sales 400 hhds.
Muscovsdo glalOc; fair 70 good refining ekd9k.
CoFFEB-Ihe market is frmer. Sales
200 bags. Rio at l56mIs,
Nor kEEEE-I)ull
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D EWARD.
Il
A Reward OF Three Hundred Dollars is hereby
offered for the discovery, arrest and conviction of
the person or p@rsoDs who set hae to and burned,
or caused to be set fire to and burned, the barn
of Walter Dim in the town Of Chittenden, on
the 26th day Of June, A. D. 1871, to be paid on
the conviction of the parties
SAMUEL WELLS, Treasurer.
NJ. FRANCISCO, Gen. Agent
Rutland, W., Sept. r. 1871, [septl6dlaw&wSw
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| PPRENTICES WANTED IN A

A PPRENTICES WANTED IN A
"a MACHINE SHOP.-Young men, of six
ten Yeas Of age and upwards, and If good cha
racter, no are deslrous of learning thoroughly
the Maohlne business, and of bee mug skilled in
the working of Met ais vii find good Opportu-
nifty for so doing al the Within MACHINE
WORKS, Whitinsvilie, Worcester County, Mass.
Parents assu ed that the location is favorable
10 the health and good morals of their sons, and
to their a tainment Of thorough mechanical skill.
Full par icuars given on application by letter TO
G. +. TAFT, Supt.,
4owiR Ehtinsvil!e, Mass.
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HAIR TEA.

Al.dy writes: s'Aboat six months ago my
hair vas coming out so badly that q: every dress-
I'M; used "a get a handful, which, not wishing
to throw away. Iaii By in g tox Ibave used
tzo tott,es OF your Hair Tea. and nov Co not
get enough to tie the enis Of ay braids, AID have
to go to the box for few hairs for that prrposs
L Think Every lady ought 20 know what remark
able Hair Preserver you make"
d.. Kenney's Hair Tea. a corn?!tte T~ilet Arti-
Gle > be4utify and invisora'e the Hair. IS sold
by Di uggists everywhere at sl.OO per bottle.
22:N2e;e,o.w.
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NAVAL EToREv.

SPIRITS TURPESTNE-FiTm at 6fS65
RosIN-The market is firm and quoted at
So 55G3.60 for strained.
PETEoLEUM-Steady. Crude, l4R: refined
24c.
TALLsw-The market is steady. Sales $1,000
lbs. quoted at sE99x.
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Gem Embellishments.
NOTICE.

ESTRAY NOTICE.
Came into the enclosure of the subscriber on
the 9th Of September, one bay two year old
horse colt, and one dark irOn grey y9ariiDg mare
colt. Whoever owns SAID colts please prove
pro crty, ray charges AID take them away.
P. X. OSGUOp.
40:wlw%
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WTICKES' ECLECTIC OIL.
w The perfection of kerosene. Will stand
$50 Fire Test, aud burn longer and give better
light, and is perfectly safe, at
F. FEM & CO.'S.
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Festival at North Clarendon.

The chapel which is being built III this
place for the accommodation of the Sab
bath school and other religious services
Is nearly completed. and we intend soon
TO dedicate it to the Lord, and before do
ing 20, we wish to have it paid for. We
believe it our duty to be inst as well az
generous, not giving that to another
which Ia not own. Tbs house, when fn.
ished, will cost nearly one thousand dol
lars, and the burden thus far has fallen
heavily on one individual, and in order tc
relieve him partially, and pay our honest
dues, we propose TO get up an ogsfer sup
ner at Mr.. Alvin Ha&wnrd'-, 10 Cleren'
don, on Thursday Of uozt week, the 18th
day OF O,tober, 1871, 10 the afternoon
and evening, the avails Of which are % &C
for the benefit Of the mission.
MMs. 4. HAYWARD,
MRS, S. n. mason,
MRS Fl. MILLER, Compitteo
MRS J. WARDwEIL.
Mrs. s. GIBSON,
N,r+b Cl,rap1o0 Oct : 1871
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TOYS AND FANCY ARTICLES.
F. FEM & CO.'S.
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CONFECTIONERY.
j Sonthmayd s, at T. FEM CO.'S.
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New York Markets.
NEW YORK, Oct. 4.
CoTTos-Active at &c advance. Gales 1913
bales. Mddling uplands 20x.
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The excursion of the Hartford Pha-
,.rr was made at an expense of about
New-York tribune., 1871-12-01
TWO CENTENARIANS.
N i.is power

The opinion Of psychologists that la'e mar
yrrtrd y the recent deaths of two cenenariars In this
r'v Ma Julia Gynn died Nov. %. at No. 3S3 West
eytntecnthst AGED 10, years. She born in Moore
Parish County RoscomOn. Ireland, in the year l76s,
aud arrived in this country 80 years ago. Her mother
lived TIL sho attained the OF lO5 and her father died
IN his 55th year Mrs. Glynn the oldest OF five
children Of whom II still living IN Ireland she
never performed very hard work. her labor ing gem
Pray OF household character She mar
rrd at the Of 81. and ha, four cnildren,
of whom still living the oldest being aDout 70
years OF age. She nNeeratc SMOKER. nut never
INDUCED in alcoholic liquors. About seven years ago she
blind hut her mental faculties ana bodily vyor
were retained to the tio her death Her funeral took
place Yesterday from her late residence. and number OF
friends followed her remains to Calvary Cemetery.
Bridget Carroll WAS born in the Parish Hospital.
County Limerick Ireland in October. 1863. Her parents
die, IN Ireland nj the ages Of and 81 respectively l.er
father wns a poor with large family. for wfOm
III hes, rxrrtlons were insufficient to provide sup
ort Size married the of 3j. amt gave brit, to 10
children, now alive IN this country ana Ill
Ireland Her husband died 80 years ago NJ the Se o rs.
sh, had n yranc Of whom s are hvlhP, the rld
I hrnr ia his 3uh year. AMI great rrandc hldren Of
whom Inc oldest in his itn year. When 'Ae arrived
an nm .oupd tooth. Al the Of W she fell
on the sidewalk ou New-Ycars Day nnI wrenched her
lin whc pIt end tn her day walk from her son q
rrs,,ieuce In Rutgers 10 her ighter's home In
Broklyn Previous to that time sh"/had been the frat
m the Gouso to tho mOrnn and swept
annlrenty AS readily as hor grahchildren. Within
f,w ,iays Of Death she would sew and mend stock
iuxs being aba without sNctactes " thread the hnest
ram,rie needle She also sang well, al.d taught her
"a aad an iea. sraadllren toeD lettegs. Like Iamea
New-York tribune., 1871-12-01
Frnn n p>, bro u. .yi-,o6o.'

Fc,n n PEI. 81 81, ofn-' A.
The noble. simplicity of til" fnnria! o. Mr.
Apdr ,,r The An!c .car General Which j0K plaa lase
SATURDAY, f,Iri shes valuable ic Son I'd u.s. rh ano
drum crd, the UourniGy c0rcoir-r be disc s'sso
TWO sIrikc musical Instruments "'I' ihe oIrs "'En
mar,hacI Americans to r;OTy or d"hth ~ tLcir nH
.trigglc with thr English. 10 drive them 1r'm
thrr country ANA establish tb"r in"ePthd..
cncr. There fnneral dr"pfrY ~hfovno
the cof,n. bcrau,e Americans do not Consider
dc ath "a a cilanity, h law Of nature, as ~. re-
pose of fc j,ist lIt the rpDsr VI d'!. lheIo
WAS no heirsr because Americans desire thcif remains
TO be borne to the grave by ;heir OWN cGuDItnen
There were no torches shicd because AncrcanS IN
slider this ceremony ,Dc 1dttcr OF p'iS''cSs. Au
great light Of day Il enough 10. them, ~ hey consier
il tie emblem Of the souls life after DEATH Ihe CONN
covered with their national Hag Dccai: AHcrcas
who proud to honor 10 in th'ir ii1ftiine' navo
the privilege en,clop Themselves IN ~ wnen
ari to the grave. There no display or riooor'
DECORATIONS or medals honor because Americans i've
and die for their country not for SNOWY distinctions Dus
a. u matter OF duty they know other dstinction save
virtue and patristi-u The unifOrms'Of officers ana
,Ollirrs wer, simple and decMous; their silent ana
grave bearing exhibited their respect and reRpet Ior
the ho,,orcd dead and his family; the mourning was
not uff.cicd, aud might that sOrTo" was IN
their hearts. They true citizens, accompany
lag his eternal abode their worthy
Anderson. spectators were penetrated WIN Lee.
ing Of religious sympathy. What "a contrast between
this funeral and those OF the great European pers0nases
who havo died at Nice! Immense professions were OF
tn, SO composed almost Of hirenSs, compeue0
TO be presents Those who attended the funeral OF eu
Anderson will not readily have the remembrance Of tnxS
ceremony ef.ced from their memories
New-York tribune., 1871-12-01
DIED.

COLLISION weiness Nov g. at ock Kate daughter q
aud the lste Catherine Aun Co.;r sgcd ~ years -
The tun Paus fcopal Church. Ee
chester on SATURDAY Dec ocock Carriages will M 10
wtg Vernon Deps ts val Of the III o'clock H.
the family respectfully invited to attend without further noaee
will BE- time to take tue "a traiu back TO tse CITY,
CROMwHLL-A ghl'ni Mills Co. N. Y, fhh day
ing 3Oh Elizabeth wife Of Johus Cromwell serd ~ yesra
Tie Invited attend the funeral teventh
dsy month H. ll:U O'clock Carriages VIII meet the Enc
Railway leaving York At $3.50 at Cronweis Stssiou
RINKIn Brook last William Rank seed 81
Of Runk I'd Of this city, sou Of Hon. John Hunk q
LambertvIlle n. j.
Dec ., from his late residence No. u Le1erts place.
SAYRES-At JAMAICA L. Nov. 49, aer brief lsesa naY
eans second daughter Gilbert and xuuA ssyres ee
Fuuersi SATURDAY at O'Clock tie residence 81 her
parents Grace Church, Jamaica, Fnends are
nyled without further no;ice
WILsON-On Monday the 2i inst. Joseph wson aged yars
The Of the family invited attend bis faseraI
reSdeuce Sanis Brooklyn fnday. Dec J..
at IL
New-York tribune., 1871-12-01
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS APPROVES TIE IAS-
SIVE POLICY.

,rIo r,llovinr is from Il letter OF JOlln quincy
h,.h i rubli.,cd in full in yesterdays ST. Louis
Rrpubiicdn: ,, ,,,i
- ,,;.s.d such i course will bc wise and patriotic,
and .nould br glad see the Dcin9crary 'oe ~ e'
'snIinn regard the present M ~ = -,
tional calamity, and II, coitlhua,., w., ,,;,,"s nrt h
' ssrritire not because Republican, ID olticS, pu, n
"y - i. moan in character Sortiid In Tone anu Isn
rant corrupt and arbitrary because noic INN ~ .y "u
VIZ have had, II has disappointed the ho.s
,,I e.Ir ned the generous aspir8tions VI 'n So
g., 81, nariie,: because il Is d"lhg more 10 1p
-, ~" r States han the government Of JEFFERSON Dd-
w., nwor dd bcca,se its chle1 c"iireiN's '"Ic 10 ~
moan. for "A free government lut hlilthy oa'' Nv, pn ~
IT, r, iu hu private profit Four ythIs hoe vi SUI ,, w.
tn family patronage, and nartia law, WI 80 oiu,. ,
@ u nm.i,cs Of popular liberty that our iehono
;,cnI,,s might well remain fxt'ire Nom, w I uI
D.murratlc party to le powtrie-S "ne ~ t " , @
,mink il i, without hope Of carrying TUG hGAt M
t II the votes Ofany states lately III trneIion wrro
w ni.ct Democratic candidate, tiry wohiu p
,Ir',u :, ;;ui I'm the counting mere hahi'! c'cu
.,rd II he ,nIs red would not lW ltr'tu y" '!c.t
r.' r,' :, ~ t'r u,xt President Nothing th'n rriiinS
lar vii war or sulissun TO the isnf~r. aiin IL ~ nii
,r.,,. iuiurv uIon the habit OF frtc government. ~
,I''i-. an ,.u,pletent official. anu uNon, q so.ri.
.mt crisis the Missouri policy offers th ON! raSn
.hlr ms, ,ibility which has been Pitsen'| "' Ill.,,
1,,tiy nvuw n partiay for the Object, 90 no, "nnn %
ni,,tuclrs its adoption we ih,t oup
. tb nrijo uf PARTY and break tue pohhS vi pa,1 u'
,iuline There are few more ODstin,e pa M "" , %
sriniucntni de yOton which men oner W , mc .nxu % a."
,ractinn marty glory; not many crrruh, ~ nv" %
% '; rb arc IA dcruOtc as platform ~ VIII 10
diict t,sk tu bring party. yct sowaK Win M ut,
tis Of a mighty past, and but nov p,, % m,a sh c"",n
,,Ons of great future to yeid @ auo rhu % " , % "t ~
trtaw .ucmrs Nor II there any siO. eu"i 'ins
ihest ullcs will not finch ut the i,s. Ia h, an ade
sridorn falnu,s for high moral fouF1s VIII % .,,,
unshakau ths stern pressure '""' 'o'''" IVY
New-York tribune., 1871-12-01
EEIE R.fSCALITY.

FISK ACCUSED OF TAMrERfNG WITH JURY.
The jl:y il. tho recent Fisk gold case
having r,idrrn verdict IN favor OF the plaintiffs j. o.
DAVIS Coz the foreman. Walter Gibson OF No % Mas
saust, aIdrr-s scL Judge McCunn as follows:
W. deem talnp.ri with the halOtbox the judiciary,
and the Jury against the sovereign people, aia
we know not why should not be punished ny ucath
Ef, uny other treas on This Jury has been lnsuted as
no other iury has been OF which we have had any expe,
ri,ucr Three of our number have been approached
Nil; thousands %! dollars each to induce Disagreement
hy ;ls hrclnc- uf the Erie Ring. We are anxious to
c facts To the Grand Jury. Feeling that your
onor :, mmthizrs with feelings against this out
RAGE we congratulate you upon tho opportunity you
have honor yourself in cooperating WIN us Ill urIS-
tag these irailOrs to justice.
yuig. McCunn expressed himself dcsirous to do all
New-York tribune., 1871-12-01
FOREIGN GOSSIP.

Mr.. Up,i>u, American Consul at Geneva has
forwarded 20 Vrn 600 francs for the Chicago ReIteS
fund which with Er Erni's collection at BAic makes
1o,7G3 francs raised ~ Swhz"r!aud
Mr.. Hcrmon, tn g member OF Parliament for
Preston, Offers 900 TO. The two best articles on the pro-
vrnton OF cocry exp.r rsns, and 1t is encouragtneL
al rd that bad spelling or Directive grammar shall NOS
ir.hlencc the Judgment OF t.V Committee VI Award.
At meeting Of the I.-'sh policy holders OF
,hc Europan Assurance Company. held In Dublin Nov.
H. says TIE Erho decided Cat tbe oRcr Of the
Nrw.ioIk Assurance Company shvsh be aecepted OF
accountants.
In ConstantinOpIo there are soLH fifty GroA<
merchant, vino the richest IN the stv, ana whosS
combined fDr'unr4 pct down. In on cTrerSy. AZ
nearly The principal trade 81 TN IT. rich
nrfroIoi, entirely in their hands and LIS been for
,l.Nii
New-York tribune., 1871-12-01

turs Of party tea, but r. taey dare ding down
the .ssuntlet-duei to death With The President.
II might be possible for the Demovecy 70 rso 70 tne
faction OF patriot. But Il q charged hat sacrifice
Will bo In vain or worse ati It will tne whoo
encn,ies do mot 30 fo,ebolo tho event ant cannot
can DO weakened by Joining with a band which v-erts
1t because 1t is hostile to civil liberty. and which Til
compel the euemes to corruption In Ofllce to i,IICs
because they unite with those who have sickcncd and
turned away from tho sight of corruption Can friruds
OF the Constitution preserve Protect II moro strrn
Unsly than by refusing to hold mp their hands, who have
fUrske their own friends rather thsn ,cfacr 1t further.
IL seems To me- on the contrary that the strength O tho
support which thi. movement would bling
Of the principles OF Democracy would be in pro-
portion 10 the severity Of the blow to the pride Of the
Democratic party; for thcsc principles must br dear,
indeed to men who can abandon Tor them ancient AMI
hooI,d name and not Ic,s precious to those who dar.
foiiuw them even through the -corn, contempt AID
Obuquy which awaits political treason.