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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-02
River News.

PTTsBURGH, October 1.-River I'm.
changed-9l inches. Weather cool; ther-
mometer 81 deg.
CINCINNATI, October 1.-River 8 feet
10 inches and falling.
LOUISVILLE, October River falling:
l3 inches in the chutes and 2 feet scant on
Portland bar. Clear and cool.
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Republican Nominations in MTassa-
chuScttS,

LOWELL, Oct Tho Republicans of
the newly constructed Seventh District
to-day nominated 3. R. Hober for Con-
gresS, He received hfty.nine votes to
torty.nine for DR.. Aver OF Lowell.
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A BACKWARD REVOLUTION IN
JAPAN.
The BOurbonS regain their Ascenden-
CYand Shut Down on Western In.
neutrality-suspicious. Gentle.
men Sent Home.

men sent Homes
NEwK YoR, Oct. IA Washington
dispatch says that private dispatches from
Japan report crisis in public affairs,
and indicates the SscGndency OF the old
Japanese party over the Reformers and
the end OF the present spread of Western
civilization in the Empire. Minister
Alorl IS to be succeeded by u Representa-.
tive OF the Non-progrcssivcs. Horace
Capron, who went from Washington as
Commissioner Of Agriculture to fill the
same post In Japan has been dischargcd.
Peshin Smith, who went to organize a
law department there was also dischare.
ed. Information from Europe represents
the embassy to the Western Treaty pow.
ers as stranded in London without funds
or authority. Work on the war vessel in
New York is stopped Tor want OF funds
On account Of these complications,
Northup, Of Connecticut declines a simi-
lar position rendered him some time ago
by Japan.
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Verdict against a Street Railway
Company.

BosroN, October lin the case Of
Stephen McKenna against the Metropoli,
tan Horse Railway Company, the Jury
to-day rendered verdict for the plaintiff
Of $S9sS. McKenna was injured by a
car jumping the track and coming in
contact with his wagon.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-02


]. B. PEYToN, clerk Of the House Of Del.
egates for the following official list
ot the members Of the two houses OF the
Legislature chosen on the 22d of August.
Republicans in ITALICS and Independent
Democrats, so far as known, in SMALL
CAPs:
House of Delegates.
Barbour-Thos. Il. Bradford.
Berkley-Geo. W. Legg, Eli Fleming.
BOone-B. p. Clendening.
Braxton-Geo. II. Morrison.
Brooke-John Hindman.
Cabell-B, @. Vincent.
Doddridge-Samuel Mcmillan.
Fayette-James H. Miller,
Gilmer-Wm. II. Snider.
Grant-Ed. F. Vossler.
observation-disclosures Withrow.
Hampshire-Geo. DeAver, jr.
Hancock-John A. Campbell.
Hardy-William Fisher.
Harrison-TnoS. y. SpateS, NJ ". Dapis.
Jackson-George Crow.
Jetleron-J. W. Shirley, II. H. Butch.
er.
Kanawha-W. s. Laidly, Thomas E.
Rogers, Rm. Il. HudSon.
Lewis-Albert A. Lewis.
Lincoln-A. ]. Barrett.
Logan-Geo. r. G. Floyd.
Marion-JEssE Flowers, Albert W.
Knots.
Marshall-H S. Whit, A. o. Baker.
Mason-JOhn N. Reynolds, LeVis Bum-
gardner,
Mercer-Wm. s. Bridges.
Mlneral-M. @. ToTTEN.
Monongalia- IHm. Price, Joseph Saiier.
Monroe-John HinChman.
Morgan Wm. Il. Potter.
Ohi0-M. +. Hullihen, Geo. o. Daveu-
port, VIM. W. Miller and James Robin.
son.
Pendleton-I. F. johnson.
POcahontas-Wm. ]. W0odsdell.
Preston-Wm. g. Broom. Wm. Rantner.
Putnam-Dr. J. ]. Thompson.
Raleigh-Wm. Prince.
Roane-Madison Hiveley.
Summers-M. Gwinu.
Taylor-John N. Thayer.
TYler-Anthony Smith
Upshur-7HOS. g. FdrnsporM.
Wayne-Joseph W. Ferguson.
Wetzel-T. N. Stone
Wirt-Robert Monroe.
lst. Delegate District-Pleassuts and
Wood-Jno. W. Stout, B. Il. Foley, Jas.
kuckman.
2nd Del. Dist--Ritchie and Calhoun
james Taylor, a. s. Price.
3rd Del. Dist-Barbour, Harrison and
TGylor-Le Roy Cofran.
4th Del Dist-ltandolph and Tucker
John Taylor.
9th Del. Nicholas, Clay and
Webster-Marshall Triplett.
9th Del. Dist.-McDowell and Wyo.
ming-No report from McDowell-(may
look for 1t when the spring flowers bloom)
Wyoming gave Phillip Lambert, 14S
votes; Booker Short, 1893; Sylvester Cook,
81; T. J. J.Saxton, 18.
Senate.
First District-A. M. JACOB, JOHN Gun.
NIEGHAM.
Sd q Dlstrict-B. W. Price, scptimus
Hall.
Sd. Dlstrict-G. D. Camden, Charles +.
Scott.
4th Dlstrict-D. D. johnson, G. T.
Caldwell. -ta .,
r.! 9Th District-P. G. Eastman, Geo. J.
Walker. mo,
:, 9th District-A. E, Summers, Winston
Shelton.
7!h District-Wm. E. Wilkinson, Isaac
E. Mcdonald.
:, 9Th District-Hudson N. Dickinson, Ell.
liott Vawter.
9th. District-J. n. Bennett, James L.
Hall.
10th District-C NJ. Bishop, James T.
Ac0SdSkey.
1lth. District-R. B. shcrrard, George
A. Brakeman.
18th. District-JoHN W. GRANTuAM,
R. @. Custom.
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The Secretary of Treasury has ordered
the calling in OF one million dollars of
per cents, numbered as follows: 5000,
numbered from 43l5 to 440l; $4,000,
numbered from 4720 to ATS. Interest
on which will cease Nov. 30, 1872.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-02

THERE have been sl4 marriages in
Lewis county since June, 1858. The
largest number (114) was in 1865.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-02
BY TELEGRAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
Exclusively to the IntelllgonCer.

H3y the Western Union Limo.
nloe Northwest cor. Of Main and Monroe sts
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Doors AND SHOES Of the best Eastern
manufacture, Tor sale regardless of COS, at
L. v. Rlond's. a,lT wa .p.fsf
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WASHINGTON.
A Court Martial for Paymaster
RFRaZe.

n CUuIN WHTIIHI lot PaYmASIef
Breeze.
WAsutNorON, October IA general
court martial was to-day appointed TO
meet at New York the 9Th inst, for the
trial Of Maj. Henry Breeze, Paymaster
and such other prisoners as may be
brought before 1t. The charges against
Breeze are for Irregularities oi conduct in
his office, though no transactions OF a
fraudulent character are believed to be in.
cluded.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-02

JUDGE EpxBroN, Of Weston, will pass
tho coming winter In California, ID
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THE NEXT LEGISLATURE.

UFFIUIAI LIbT.
We are indebted to the courtesy OF Mr..
J. B. PEYToN, clerk Of the House Of Del.
egates for the following official list
ot the members Of the two houses OF the
Legislature chosen on the 22d of August.
Republicans in ITALICS and Independent
Democrats, so far as known, in SMALL
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-02

1OtAI' I'.''''.'s'''..''
"No return on tho word "Whitc,
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-27

sponsibilities for the abuse thereof,
having been found by experience to
promote the growth of crime and pau
perisn. and thereby to seriously increase
the rate of taxation, the Republican
partysreeognize the right and duty OF
the law making power to prevent ana
limit the evils and abuses of such sale,
so far as concerns the public good and
ls consistent with individual liberty, by
refusing to license other than law"abid
ing and responsible persons, who can
furnish sufficient sureties for good con-
ducf - II
13. That the Republican party OF
Oregon is in favor of obtaining assist.
ance from the General Government for
the construction of wagon road from
the city of Portland to the Dalles, re.
cognizing this as most important and
necessary Improvement for the State.
IA. We affirm that the continuance
in power of the Republican party IS
the only sure preservation of national
peace and prosperity, and for reasons
therefor We poiut to its brilliant record
in the late civil war to a complete
nationality to united sisterhood OF
thirty,seven States to our Territories
rapidly warming into State life; to a
| nation freed from the taint of human
slavery to an elevated and enlarged
citizenship to our national standing at
home and abroad to the work OF Wig
orous reform in all discovered abuses oil
authority or trust to an unequaled for.
eign credit; to successful and solid
financial system, and 10 the unparalleled
peace and prosperity everywhere 10 oul
\ broad domain, aud these are cur pledge:
for the future.
| Is. We hail the +" New Departure
/ of the late Democratic party, taken by
the action of their Convention in sever
States, as an affirmation of the princi
plies for which the Republican part,
has ended for the last ten years
and 10 the = Passive Policy OF tha
party, already assumed in several 0
i the States. we recognize an aaknowl
edgmept of their hopelessness OF sue
cess iii the coming Presidential cam
paign
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-27
THE NEW FOOD.

Fer a few cents you can buy
cf yo-;r Groccr or Druggist a
rackl &c Of SEA MOSS TARINE,
mado from pure Irish Hoss, or
CarTn ,een, which viii make
sixtee 4 quarts of Blanc Mange,
and a like quantity of Pud-
dipgs, Custar,ls, Creails- Char
lctte Russo, &c. Tt Is the
cheap Ast, healthiest, and most
de!ici Gus food III the world. lt,
make.s splendid Dessert, -and
has 40 equal as a light and:
deliea te food for Invalidss and.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-27
Plantation Bitters-


This wonderful vcges;aDis
restorative Is the sIscef-;afa-
c,,or Of the feeble arNE. dcSaii-' s
tascd. As atomic sand cosssh
for the aged ssnd l;'snsusas sits
has no equal nsnoRaG ssossa-
nchics. As II remedy Tor. INC
rcrvosss weakness co. sssssCsA
,,,o,,,e,e urc especially subj
.nc, II fs susperscsaing evesys
other s,iinui:,nt. Hsk saii' Cas-.
,-,.cs. tropical, tcvssUcFsrte~
or fragid, IT nets ns a spccanc
IN every species OF disorder
which sunsierrsi0cs tlsc Ep0tsily-
strength and breaks down tine
naaiauanI spirits. For ssslc by
all Druggists.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-27

The originator of this wondert'
claims to have discovered and
harmony more Of Natures most sop'
cal prpperfies than was ever before
one medicine. The evidence OF
found in the variety of most ebsti'
which it has been found to conc
cure of Bronchttis, Serere Coughs.
stages Of Gaasun,ption, it has as
medical faculty, aud hundreds OF
sicians pronounce il the greatest
copery of the age. While il cures
Coughs, 1t strengthens the systeu
the blood. BY its great and
purifying properties it cares dIH ]
worst scrofnia to a common BE
Erustioa. Mercurial Diseases, \ =
Syphilitic and Veneril Disease j
locts arc eradicated and vigoro,
soamd constitution established.
Rhsan,, Soatd Head, Fever
Rough lSkin, ia short all the M
caused by bad btood, are co
powerful, purifying and invig
For"Lieer Complaint" Dido, !,
Ha6ifnat Consipation, 1t he $
dreds of perfect aud perma, u
other medicine bad failed.
The proprietor offers 800 re
cine that will equal il in tho Gu
for which 1t is recommended
/eits and ,cortLkess initation S
ernment Stamp, which Isa1 ,os
genuinehess, is upon the out id
medicine is Soid.by Dr,tggt,, IL,
Luttte, Prepared by R.v. phi
Proprietor, at his chemk Al
Seneca street, Buffalo, NJ,
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-27
LYONS
* q tn air @. n

Efor presery Ing ana Beautih int
oul and Turning Gray.
A well-preserved Head of Hair, IA a
Of middle age. At once bespcaks rehnem
cgauee, health and beauty. Ii may
called Woman's Growing Glory, whi
arc not insensible to it's advantages and
Few things are more disgusting than tn
ly. harsh. untamed Hair, with head an
covered with Dandruff. Visit barb
YOU feel and look like new man.
what LYONS kAFHAiROS viii &
the time. The charm which lies in well {
Hair, Glossy Curls. Luxnriant Tresses;
Clean Head. is noticeable and irreSistih .
Sold by all Druggists and Connirys
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-27
a Glorious Change"!!

THE GREAT WORLDS TONIC.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-27
PL A N r A L 10 y
Ditters.
". TITS G Ok !.


THIS WONDERFUL NE 3ETABLh II =
l. storativu is The sheet ancht r OF Tue ir"''ie
aud debiiisaied. As tonic al d cof"i"' ioF
the aged aud languid it has ia equal among
stotnachics. As rcmuly for 10 1erN"F
we.hoess which women arc etpoa tally sss>
jee,, it is spperceping every other .s''4a"''n''
In all climates. tropical temperate OF FFs''s, Il
bre as specific in every spseies o. !, .'sfrIest
which und rmincs the bodily stista a a"d
breaks dosb the animal spirit
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-27
DALLAS, SATURDAY, APRIL 81.
Ahont Prfnfers.

About Printers.
1-
SIwfA Il was . printer, -
= - rcaAydo, indeed Hsz-sssh-s 4ssss =
It seems to me that printers
ns e.Gat'every thing they need -rsg
@2 aAfExcept money!
~Tbe55get the largest and The. hessl Z J.
Ofevery thing that grows.
dsi Ard get free into eircusses 3D.
And other kind of shows
s~.,s BY paying On eaaivalent.l
NJ, The biggist bug win speak 10 them,
Nomatter how they dress,
"A shabby coat is nothing,
asse IF they own printing press.
zosae ;lpolicy.l -
ArnAt ladies' fairs they're almost hugged
Iss,.s BY pretty girls, who know
That they will praise up everything
That ladies have TO show.
-Iss&s t(That's so.l ia sfs @
ns And thus they get blow ont free.
sG5f AT every party feed, a
.h4 And the reason is, because they write, Il
And other people read @ s.
That's what's the matter.
~~~~-~$~@a~-~~~~~
EW~s@st8
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-27
SADDLE TIRE rs.
G.. I'll. COX

Has on hand and for Sale, SAD. DIE
TREES Of all sizes and the best quality.
Shop near Waymire's Mill, Dallas, Or ION.
43tf
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-27

The standard remedy for Coughs. Tn-
fiuenza. sore Throat. Vhooping
Cough. Group. Liver Complaint,
bronchitis, Bleeding of the
Lungs, and every affection OF the
Throat. Lungs and Chest, incluu-
ing Co'sumptiOn.
Wistar Balsam does not dry up
Cough, bat ioosens it, cleanses
the lungs. ailays irritation. thus
removing the cause of the COM
plaint. None genuine unless Sign
ed L. BUTTS. Prepared by SETH
w. FOWLE 81 SON, Boston.
Sold by REDDINGrON. Hos
TETTlSR s. CO.. san Franc isco,
and by dealers generally. I6-ly
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-27

New Goods! New Goods!
FOR THE PRESENT SEASON.
We respectfully call the attention OF the
Public to our Well Selected Stock Of " \
Ladies' Dress Goods,
Ladies' and Misses Hats.
Gents Furnishing Goods,
Gloves, Gaiters, Etc.
Groceries.
school Is .oks,
stationery, &C.,
ID fact Everything Found in First
Class Retail Store.
We can assure oor Patrons that We VIII be
Mp with tho t.mes.
,,orn. aua Es,.niae oar se,,k before pur-
clash; elsewhere.
Country Produce t.kea III exchange
Goods
Dan4.. spsil -, 1871. J."
G .lg> Ar. CEas: a E!!
Go>.s .,eT :.aan G.er:!.
hotter, woRr;fs y ca.
EILGGlcALE .sT52E,
II =. r.,a vol th..r STOCK OF GoopS
b.{t,- All ar, r..t, .ftnt y re,zsa lng MIA ~
Wit. @E1.EGr4D GuUJs, consisting -
ladies Dress aud Fancy Gnods.
Men aud RJys' Ciotaing
iiats aud Caps.
Boots and Shoes.
..ailes' ard Chi;dren-' shoes OF every
] stsie aud size.
] \ tu.I stock Of Groceries constantly
/ ea hand, a..o Hardware and C:oc"er}'
wAlen Good. Manufactured at the
i.l.cn iale siiii. such us
n,ayrre. Cass: ncres. Hard Times
rwecds. Eiannels aud Blankets
vhica W oirsr at Wholesale and Retail
Having a leyire - locate pofm%ne"' y i
| Dallas, we viii deal fajfts and Js'stlv "fb " !,
ubn may favor IA with Their ratraHafe. W
will exchange Goods for Country ffoaaee' io
which we will pay t4c Highest Price.
Bring oil your Eggs and Batter.
3-tf
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-27

erfu | medicine
4 c ,mbined tn
sope 3 reign nsedi-
re { q ombincd in
of this fact is
stiI tate diseases
INC uer. In the
., 4 and the early
as tOnislied tho
Il tie best ply
at medical dis
IS the scverest
U aud purities
Z i borough blood
a1,ors from the
/ fch Pn'pie or
iincrai poisons,
3 and their Ell
4 Is health and a
Erysipc1ns, Sat-
Sores, .Scdiy o,
lmerous diseases
/ lquore | by this
I ,rating medicine.
/ . Disorders and
$ produced hun
,ient cures where
reward for u mcdi.
cure OF the diseases
Bcw are Of corn
Sec that my Gov
'osittce guarantee Q
.ide wrapper. ThiI
Is al one dofior pc.
PIERCE M. d., sol,
al Laboratory, l3'
:. june 3d,13- 3m.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-27
REPUBLIoAN PLATFORM.

RESOLUTIONS ADoPTKD ny THR STATE REPuBLI.
CAN CONVENTION AT PORTLAND, MARCH 20TH,
1879.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-30
Nstn'21otk Daily gribm,1e,
TUESDAY, JANUARY 80. 1872.
r RIPL f S Ill E f L.

town In Asiatio Russia has been destoyed 10y an
earthquake, many lives being lost. - Another en-
gagenent has taken place between the British troops
aud the LOOsbas in India Count de ChambOrd has
issued another manifesto concerning his claims TO the
throne OF France. destructive tre has occurred
IN Norwich. Canada.
In the United States Senate, yesterday the AppOr.
tioninent b passed, with two unimportant amend
cnts. In the House. bill recognizing the Cubans
az beigereuts, referred TO the Committee For
eigu Affairs. The resolution fixing the day for ina
adjournment was referred 10 the Ways and Means Com
mIttoe after a long discussion.
Mount Hood, Oregon Is reported to be showing signs
Of volcanic activity. - Two bighwaymen were cap
tured at Troy. bin 10 reduce the Erie freight
charges between SewYOrk and Paterson Is before the
". j. Legislature - The Union Pacific blockade con-
tinues. Three prisoners have escaped from the
COyingtOn, KY, jail. - The japanese Embassy will
leave Saa Francisco for the East tomorrow.
Additional frauds have been discovered in the Depart
mont OF Public Works. motion to auash the in
dctmcnt against Stokes argued before Judge In
graham. Mr.. HepwOrh addressed the anniversary
meeting OF the Young Mems Christian Association -
Beyersl criminal assaults reported IN Brooklyn ===
Gold, lOet. no. lOsl. Thermometer, 90, 2O', 1872
New-York tribune., 1872-01-30
A CRY FOR RELIEF

Judge Spencer, on retiring lately from the
bench of the Superior Court, remarked that he
and CHS brother Jones had been unseated by
"Old Vox POpuli with n violence that almost
"tOok away their breath" Against these two
been urged their only rank ollcnse was that
they represented the Tanmany Democracy.
Overwhelmed with them, and for precisely the
same offending. was Judge Ledwith, who had
previously won some little respect as Re-
former. Mere connection with Tammauy
was sufficient to insure the merited defeat
Of all three, before the people.
Judging from this, what would have been
| the result at the polls had Judges Barnard and
! CardozO been candidates for reelection? They
| arc not only known for their afliliation with
the Ring. but are notorious for their cOTup-
| tiOns in office. Their conduct has resulted IL,
the dcbasemcnt of the Bench and Of the Bar
they have helped to maintain only the wicked
in dangerous power. No lawyer, no client, has
any faith in their honesty, justice, impartiaity,
or knowledge Of the law. The rights OF liti-
gants are hagrantly violated by them in every
particular whenever they choose. The powers
Of their courts havo been prOstituted to
shared with them the exorbitaut fees
extorted from references aud receiver
ships granted in violation of law. 1t
is safe to say that had these obnoxious Judges
been candidates in November last they would
have received even more contemplate sup
port than was accorded the traitor Ledwith.
The people would have certainly relieved them
selves; no man doubts that now. Does not
the duty of doing this devolve On the Legis-
be considered complete until these men are
impeachcd and removcd7 Can tho Reform
Legislature hesitate in the face of SO clear
duty and so necessary wOrkf There are in
this city more than four thousand lawyers,
whose litigations must in most instances
necessarily como before these corrupt
Judges, or be abandoned. In vain is all that
learning, all that talent, which have made
their profession one of the nOblest in the
world shameful experience has taught them
that success depends less upon either than
upon mean trickery and vile favoritism. Their
chosen representatives stand before the Legs-
lature to-day, exhibiting the evidences of the
enforced degradation of their profession, and
demand pure Judiciary. Behind them stand
their clients, whose rights havo been outraged,
and whose wealth has been extOrted under
forms of law to enrich unskilled and dishonOr-
able court favorites; and behind them stand
the whole community, whose rights of person
and of property are yet held by these unworthy
guardians of the trust. Shall they have a pure
judiciary
New-York tribune., 1872-01-30


Two important decisions were delivered in
the United States Supreme Court yesterday.
The first of these involves the constitution
ality of the Drake amendment" TO the Mis-
cellaneous Appropriation bill of July. 1870.
The Court declares that this provisO, which
set aside all privileges claimed under the Pres
ident's Amnesty Proclamation, is unconstitu-
tonal 1t was designed that the Drake
amendment should prevent the allowance by
the Court of Claims of any claim based upon
the alleged restoration of rights under the
Amnesty Proclamation; it also provided for
the dismissal OF any suit on appeal to the
Supreme Court, when il is found that judg
ment must be affirmed on account Of q pardon
granted. The Supreme Court decides that Con-
gress has Inadvertently passed the limits which
separate the Judicial from the legislative
functions. Having provided that the Supreme
Court shall have review of the decisions of the
| Court OF Claims, Congress has no right to say
that certain class of cases shall be exempted
from the operation Of that act. Another de-
| cison fixes the date of the beginning of the
late civil war atthe date of the issue of the proc-
lamation of blockade, April 10, 1861. and tho
conclusion of the same at April 9. 1866. when
the Presidents proclamation, declaring The war
at an end, was issued. ""-
New-York tribune., 1872-01-30

ends Why not lot the duty go. and bring
these praters about "chcap fuel for the
million 10 conGusonf Nobody asks for
duty on Iron Ore; yet one is needed by our
ore-diggcrs quite as much ~ duty on Coal
is by our Coal-mincrs In either case, tne
great bulk of The article, as compared win its
value, affords adequate Protection.
We would have Congress let the Tarih Sc
verely alone for it will be sure TO alter IL
for the worse If at all but, whenever IL
shall be- again revised, we hope Coal WIZ Dc
made free then we shall see where and no"
much the price is affected by the change In
our judgment, Anthracite Coal is sold as cheap
at wholesale as it ought to be, and both its
price and It's consumption will be wholly un-
affected by an abolition of the duty Oh its
Bituminous counterpart. We have fully con-
sidered tho matter and such Ii our decided
conviction.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-30

ons who intrusts his safety to the care of
common carriers Tho final charge OF tho City
.,udee. which holds that tho plaintiff ia en-
titled in Law TO recover. II the boiler hurst
from carrying more steam than the United
States certificate prescribed, irrespective of any
other question whatever, simpliiies the case
immon nscly; and if il be affirmed by the SUI
pcrior corgls, will probably save all parties
tho expense of any further trials except to as
scss dainages. The defendants, however, con-
send thai negligence is conclusion for the
jury to draw from I'll the circumstances OF the
case, and not u question of law for the judge
to decide upon any state OF fact whatever;
and upon Chat they 20 TO the Court OF APP.
pcals. whose decision will govern all the other
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