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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-18
FRANCE.
-uPrr COMMUNISTS SHOT-BAZAINE To BE
URT-MARTIALED-A REFRACTORY PRIEST.
pans March l.

-uprr COMMUNISTS SHOT-BAZAINE To BE
CoURT-MARTIALED-A REFRACTORY rRIESr.
PARIS March l.. 1872.
The Commission of PardOns having rejected
the appeals Of Fede Quesiel and Girard. the throe
Communists convicted OF numbering hostages, they
were shot this morning at Satory.
The Assembly Committee Capituations, which have
being the conduct during the late war, OF
Marshal Bazaine and particularly into the circuin-
stances Of his surrender Of the Notifications OF Metz
have finished their labOrs The Committee recommend
that the Marshal he tried by court martial
A compromise has been effected between President
Theirs and the Budget Committee the estimates,
which are reduced 100000 francs President Theirs, ut
reception yesterday, spoke upon the Roman question,
and in his remarks maintained that Catholicism Is ira
dition and an element OF strength 10 France.
Fere Jungua priest of Bordeaux having been prose
cuted for writings pronounced by his superors TO he
against religion has addressed letter MOnseigneur
Bonnet the Cardinal Archbishop Of Bordeaux. in de-
Tense Of his orthodoxy He declares that those who
accept the doctrine Of Papal nialliby no longer be-
long 70 the Church. and maintains that he and other
priests who reject that doctrine the deposres Of
the traditions OF the primitive Universal Church Pere
JunSua is organizing Committee of Action correspond
ing with similar committees France and foreign conn
tries. and intends to make direct appeal 60 The people
Of Bordeaux.
The Due de Grammont has issuel pamphlet review
ing the struggle between France and Germany,
and showing that Prince Bismarck bad determiu upon
going 10
The National Assembly to-day. rejected resolution
proposing a reduction IN the allowance of President
Tsiers. Ii proposed to reduce the amount 10y one
tenth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-18
TELEGRAPHIC NOTE.

....Jobn :. Washington. for 81 wears marine re-
porter Of TIE Nec-OrieaHs Pioay.a> Is dead
-. The new iron steamer George w CHde sailed
from Philadelphia YESTERDAY Der tnp Charleston
- The Duke de Montpensier refuses 10 become
candidate Tor the Spanish Cours otheom rs ee'lo'A
-. The Rev. Dr. Eddy entered upon the pastorate
% the Metropolitan hufc Wasbingtoe Je''fu '"s vi .
T.. Ne~maa
o.. Information has been received mat the SWISS
gu.,n MAIL and LsehoAhe are os' '" rat
~ No. M .nnn, uansr vesaGs .imasto that Mount Wash
ngroh.
A large meeting was held 10 San Francisco.
80 =. nrotssi eion OF Goat Island Fran
- a. 10 The trpual Pacific ~ To- The Te.oaons iDdore
be Of Commere. snd Board o. sopersos cmsg
,l h, propoI and 10 ib
4. =, nd. re,ts AZ he AID The DATED ktslta
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-18
FOREIGN NEWS.
GREAT BRITAIN.

errpETARY FIST'S ANSWER BEFORE THE CABl-
NrT-RUPrURE WITH URUGUAf-ANOTHER
,pON-CLAp IN TRoUBLE-sT. PATRlCkS DAY
IN IRELAND ,oxnov voro, - 1871
tn. london Obserrer states that at the meet
enc cabinet yesterday the American reply to Lord
."e note was read and discussed. II produced
.a,e IMPRESSION and was regarded as furnishing
, FOR further negotiations on the basis OF the
"-- oer,s provided by the Treaty of Washington.
rencrted that England and Uruguay have come
'.,ren rupture. and that all friendly relations De-
,xeen tue two nations have ceaseu'
,,o,rar, from Valetta, Malta, reports that the BTU
80, ,, Mated man of-war Lord Clyde % guns ana 4o0I
- a. ashore IN the Mediterranean near the lSand OF
pan,csr,a The naval authorities at Naletta VIII send
assistance 70 the Lord clyde.
., patrices anniversary was observed throughout ITO
- today No disturbances are reported Al Drog
ia there was great openair celebration, at wnieh
.',ooohos were made upholdirc home iuie' ana ue'
pnnc,, the Government ior refusing pardon TO the
Penian prisoners .,. l., ,,;, ,i,,. O,
meeting Will be held o-morro" night j" 'uiS ''!' d.
@, GEORGES Hall 10 commemorate the anniversary OF
the Communist uprising in Paris
coal train ran of the track yesterday, near tardn
,a,lwav guard was killed, 80 cars were wrecked ana
cottage near the track demolished
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-18
RAILROAD CONSOLIDATION.

SCRANTON, Penn, March 1.-THE Delaware,
LackawaDa, and Western Railroad Company and the New
Jersey Central Railroad Company on saturday, entered
into an agreement consolidating and uniting all the
interests of the corporations The business Of the
two companies 10 remain for the present In the hands
the old officials subject the control Of joint
mlttee composed OF the Presidents and dive Of the
directors of each O the old boards. with the Hon John
Busben : Chairman. The consolidation takes effect
Immediately. The conditions are not yet known.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-18
GENERAL PRESS DIsPATCHI

The House Of Representative met a. in Committee Of
the Whole though not more than Onetenth OF the
bers were present Mr. Smith OF Ohio In He chair.
number of speeches were read, or filed, on miscel
laneOus subjects
The Committee OF Ways and Means have not yet CON.
pletcd the Tariff bill II viii not probably be reported
until toward the close OF the present month. While
members cauttOl IN cOuccallng the pIOCItss OF
their work thus far, they say they will not have time
revise the Tariff thoroughly during the present session.
bat will report changes Of the principal articles
and enlarge the list the basis OF the Recommended
ton Of the Secretary of the Treasury
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-18
MORE DI>PUIITG ABOUT COL. HOWEs
TESTIMONY.

TESTIMONY.
TO the Editor Of The TrtGHnc.
SIR: As one of the victims whose testimony
was called Il downright lie by special Agent Frank t.
Howe in his testimony about Frank f. Howe before the
Senate Investigating Committee, given in Washington
March IS, | think it proper TO say that there is
nothing in my statement made before the Senate Com
mlttee which charges that said Howe offered to set
tie COopers himself, or which charges that any
part OF the sum for which that settled
rupty applied was intended by him 70 be corrnpty
applied to his own benefit What did say before
that Committee is that after number Of days
hard work on my part counsel for Mr. Cooper IN en-
deavors to induce the United states to withdraw the
prosecution on the ground that the proceeding I'M
lust was taken one day bv Col Howe into his private
office and was told by him that ne believed Cooper
innocent Of any Intentional doing IN the premises
and that his case could b. settled for 81 900 That state
ment | reafirm in every particular The
records OF the L. $ District Court for this District show
that the case WAS settled for this identical r. IL
possible that this special agent thought that II he dd
my testimony conradicted somehow, the public
might beleveOr the powers which nave the disposal OF
special agencies might be forced TO bceyehat he had
suggested for 81 900 fearing that the law
officers OF the United states would on investigation
order dismissal Of the proceedings before Cooper made
any offer ana 20 nobody get anything.
dis posed, however 10 hope that the real reason
why Howe was anxious TO take The stand and misbe
have himself IN cOntradlcting testimony which nobody
supposed particularly harmful To MIN until he
tradicted IT, aud which induced him 10 offer ia evidence
against my statements letter Of L. ). Attorney Noah
DAVIS which had before ruled bY the Commit
tee "a based upon "A nisc0ncepton OF testimony and
unjust to VIII always remain one or those things
No fellow ever Ind out. WILLIAM j. fiApp.
81 Cioud Hotel. BrOadTdg v. T., March Il, ls,4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-18
AWARD FOR INJURIES AT THE REVERE
DISASTER.

BosTON, Mass, March l1.-Ex-Chef Justice
Bigelow. :. H. valley, and Otis Norcross, referees be
tween the Eastern Railroad and stephen d. Thayer OF
Newton, who seriously crippled in the Revere dis
aster, have awarded him t25sO0 damages. Mr. Thayer
lost all his fingers his two thumbs only being left at
tached 10 the mutilated palms HIS left eve was en-
trey destroyed his left ear nearly deaf and the right
eye IN critical condition That total blindness may
4 The res
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-18
ITALY.

IMPOSING DEMONSTRATION IN HONOR OF MAZzlNI.
ROME March II, 1872.
The demonstration in honor of the memory
q, Joseph Mazzini took place to-day, and great
nccess All immense procession including all the WORK
ingnen societies with banners flags, and bands oil nu-
c carried the OF the deceased patriot through the
principal streets the Capitol, where II was deposited
With imposing ceremonies and euloGisuc speeches Oood
order was maintained throughout the proceeding
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-18
A GRAIN ELEVATOR BURNED.

BUFFALO, March 18-The Ohio-st. elevator.
owned by the Ellie Railway Company. and leased 70
Clark Townsend Co., discovered TO be on fire at
73O O'Clock this morning and the entire structure with
5000 bushels grain destroy ed The hire Is believed
be the work Of an ineendiary There was no insurance
on the elevator The gram fully insured Tie loss
the building IL $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-18
ACCIDENT TO THE BOSTON WATER WORKS.

BosToN, Mass, March ga break in tho
i5nch main pipe supplying Boston with water from the
Chestnut Hill reservoir discovered late last night
and the waste stopped by shutting the gates.
feet Of the roadOed OF the Hartford and Erie Road wnere
the break occurred was washed out The Chestnut ll
reservoir wouli have been emptied involving serious
water famine but Tor the early discovery OF the break
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-18

PATRIOTs Observation-Disclosures ~ BRITISH SEA-
MEN.

MEN.
HAVANA, March l6.-Domingo Giral who was
sentenced death but whose sentence subsequently
committed Imprisonment Tor life, and Dr. Howard left
Yesterday in the Cadiz steamer, for Ceuta, Spanish
penal settlement the West Coast OF Africa. The
mains of Capt. Adams, late Of the steamship Moro
Castle were carried board that vessel to-day. be
.ent to New York j.. 20 funeral procession accom-
panied the remains the wharf suit for damage, has
been instituted at MatanZas against the British flag
Ship Royal Alfred. her having destroyed the bet
ter portion OF the stalacttcs IN the Cave OF Bcanas.
and aeO the Dal-rOOm az the entrance Of The cave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-18
GERMANY.
hIhAl A. ].
PAPAL RECOMMENDATIONS.

BERLIN. Saturday March Il. 1872.
The Archbishop of Cologne has formally ex
communicated Profs. HilGers, KnOodt. Laugen, and
Rusch University OF Bonn for their rejection OF
the dogma Of Papal Infallibility.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-18
CUSTOM-HOUSE FRAUDS.

Mr.. THOMAS MURPHY ON THE STAND.
Ills TENDERNESS FOR LEET-sEvERE on TAM
MANY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IG-
NORANCE IN AN OFFICE-HOLDER.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-18
WASHINGTON.

FURTHER PARTICULARS OP SECRETARY BOUT
WELLS SHIPPING BILI-A NEW AMNESTY
MEASURE-BUsINESs BEFORE THE SUPREME
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-03-23

names once given in derision, and ,he
great civil war il A:ae.ic. has .h:ekly
gildcd with respect the word radical.
Radicalism negatives but to clear the
way 70 affirm; vetocs less than it signs
1t isnn architect, tearing down only to
build new and better. 1t slew slavery
that liberty might live, aud brought
ire. dom and larger life to its most bitter
enemies. The radical in politics puts the
Declaration of American Independence
into practice ns his secular testament.
In science he remembers that Galileo
was the only man to -ay the earth moved
rouqd, the sun. Now Calico has unan.
imous vote, AMI il occurs to him that
Lyell nnd Darwin may get such a YER
Dict some day. In religion he protests
against individual or church authority.
for truth is its own authority. and God >
note is good without any indnrser Spir.
itual comprehension is the first ariicl. in
his creed. he second is the forward
march Of character He lpoks in time 10
come for church to be composed less
of ritual and more of life standi," ns
the worlds bcnefactor, parent Of future
improvement as Of the past
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-03-23

II. G. gets $4,000 year for his ser
vices on the Tribune, besides his share
in the dividends.
"Josh Billings" says he is not hu-
morist. buta a moralist "Eli Perkins
says he is not humorist, but Il statisti.
clan. SHARK Twain Gays he doesn't
write humor, but history.
A London financial organ is the au-
thority for the statement that the Amer
ican Government will present it's counter
case to the Geneva tribunal OF April 5
and insist on its proceeding to arbitra.
tion regardless of the protest for with.
drawal of Great Britain.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-03-23
At Private Sale.

gSMlE PLANTATION forming part es
l. tIei Estaie ef the late Cox Keses, and
kurwn AS the DARBY PLACE The tract
consists of about GOO acres, one half wen
Timbcred, the ismainder Rich. Bed. Lean,
Soil, adapted to Crops of all kinds These
arc the Finest Lands in the District, aad
were valued at $40 pcr acrn in 1866. woald
be sold for onc-half that price now. One
fourth cash. the remainder in three install.
men's bearing interest from date and se-
cured by mortgage of tho same.
This is u splendid chance for any ono de-
string 10 secure Rich Lands, fne Water Pow
er, excellent Cattle Range and Refined
Ncighborhood. Apply to
Mrs. J.. NJ. KEITT,
Or J. G. KEITT, Esq.
ian G "a
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-03-23

key, and one lsUrLEa, GARY&CnAp-
wicK's Imniesa4son tickets. The cause
OF his daath iano longer difficult pro-
blom 70 solye. charleston Cosvier.
What dos the Courier ,mcani Does
il mean that slis unfortunate man died
of whiskey u Of the .'In,Digratiou
ticket - M
Perhaps, after oil, this 10 the very
ticket that drew che Academy of Mu-
sic--or the 100000 pr,zs.
We suggest stho poiut to the heirs Of
tho deceased
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-03-23

Tue ORIGIN or Wonps The origin
OF most words, as well as most things,
is obscure. A new phrase euteys our yer
naoulay, no one knows how, or who said
il first. 1t 10 air.born, cloud born, this
new meteor. AS the sortoise.sholl is pol.
ished by handling, so condemned names
lose their odim BY long use. History
has already long vindicatcd tho rcspco-
liability Of Christian, Methodist, Puritan:
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-03-23

task Y--or has it made these statements
out of the whole cloth aud utterly re.
gardlcss Of facts 7
And will it name the five Cat lesst)
"ignorant and corrupt" judges, that the
+ public s:;syy s:;sy !tsc==aarrss c. c. chem.
In the meantime it may be some con-
ISOLATION to our Judiciary to reflect tha,
these Wholesale charges of incapacity
aud infamy nre preferred BY journal
whose mental organization, aud whose
perception Of tho valun aud weight of
evidence, are Of such peculiar aud novel
sort that it requires no further proof 70
be "forced to the conclusion" "that
every Judge upon the South Carolina
Bench is ignorant or corrupt than the
simple fact-of corruption? no !--of
ignorance 7 TO but Of its o,cn "declin
ing to plead" before those judges!
We have read that in ancient days
culprit refusing to plead to an indict.
ment was subjected to the fearful pun.
ishment known technically as peine .torte
ct dure, and that in later days where IL
prisoner stood mute the Court consider.
ed the fact as equivalent to a plea OF
guilty, aud execution followed accord.
iugly.
1t has, however, been reserved for the
present generation to learn and for the
Charleston Ne,cs to announce, that the
relative positions of judges and laylnen
are reversed that the latter now try the
former out Of Court, instead IF being
tried oy them in Court; and that the
mere failure of suitor to resort TO she
Courts for such protection as he may de.
sire. convicts, ipso .facto, the judges
thereof of crimes at the bare mention Of
which every hair uron the judicial er-
mine should incontinently stnud ON end.
We are at loss to know whether the
Charleston Ncrs is most unfortunate in
its license, its logic or it's law.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-03-23
F. II. w. Briggmann

TAVING ACCEPTED THE AGENCY
for the American BUTTON HOLE.
ONERSEEM!NG aud SEWIN8 MACHINE,
respectfully call the attention thereto of
Ladies who are dcsirons TO purchase "a good
and reliable MACHINE. Ii does, in tho
nest possible manner, every variety Of FAM
lily SEWING that can he done on any Ma
chine. and i'll addition thereto Embroidcrs
on the edge, aud makes beautiful Eutton
and Eyelet Holes in all tabrics which no
other Machine can do Call and pee for
yourselves.
Also on hand FULL STOCK OF SEAS
0NABLE GOODS which we offer low.
FERTILIZERS on as REASONABLE
TERMS as any other house.
=. VI. w. BRIaGMANN.
feb "a oct Q iv
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-03-23

The Democratic press charges that a
certain Republican in this County re-
ceived 1915 with which to pay colored
mans taxes, and that instead of paying
the taxes as he ought to have done, he
appropriated the money to his own use.
IF the statement is true, we hope the
criminal will be punished.
On the other hand, some few months
ago, in the County of York, about
twenty Democrats, under cover Of night,
armed aud disguised, rode to the loot of
u hill near q colorcd mans house. There
arrived, ten of the party remained 10
charge of ths horses and the others
went to the house Of this coloroj man-
his name wns Jim Williams-draSged
him out in the presence of his terrified
vile and children, carried him of to the
woods and there hanged him BY the neck
to n tree until he was so dead, dead,
dead, that he will never pay another
cent of tax in forty million years.
Now the Democrats are obliged to
meet the Republicans either in fair and
square argument, or on collateral issues
We don't think they can make much
either way.
If man is knave denounce him,
Jail him, hang him, punish him in any
mannor prescribed by the law. But do
so because he is knauc-not because h.
is other Democrat or Republican.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-03-23
Public Sale.

L. Willard Lewis
John Charfrand. 80
BY virtue Of the Judgment fled in this
ease. will sci! on the first Monday in Ap-
Pril next, the following tract of land Mt the
risk of the former purchaser
All that plantation situated on the north
east side OF dsto River in the County. or
Orangehurs, containing $50 acres moro or
less. beng part OF the Mo,tc land, bounded
by and of the Estate of N. Byrd. George
aud Samnel Byrd and DR.. o. H. OFT and Sy
the 5. C. railroad. -
Terms-One half cash, balance payable In
one and two years, secured by bond and
mortgage, with interest from day of sale.
Purchaser TO pay for papers, stamps and
recording C b. GLOVER,
Mar 9-td Referee
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-03-23

The Scmains of d. Bigelow, who my
steriously disappeared about three mouths
ago, aud was supposed TO have been
mEdoFod. was Gnud few days age by
o turpentine hand, IN tho woods on Little
Cypress Crock, about thirteen miles
South Of Marion. Ne.hiug but his skulI
and jaw bono was fousd. A remnant Of
his clething and his pockeA book with a
small amount OF money aud some papers
found near by proved his identification.
Near tho samo spot wsro also foand
two black bottles, ono half full ofwhis
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-03-23
Sheriff S Sales. !.

By virtue of sundry Executions to me di-
rccted will sell to the highest bidders. Mt
orangehnrg Court House, OF: the irst s:.,sss
DAY in April next, for cash, the foilowis
ing property, viz: ,4ss
On Tuesday after salcsday, mt the resi-
dence OF w. II. lzlcr, forty bushels Corn.
Levied on as the property Of Jacob Curry ne
the suit of iensy II. Jennings. s.r-.,v
ALSO r-,zyo !, G
One tract OF land containing l03 acres.
more OR less, bounsled north by estate. land
OF Gabriel Myers, east by a. ]. Collier, west
ny estate OF f. c. Myers, and south hy MIRA
Z. Eastcrlin. &,
The remainder after the Termination OF
the Estate of Homestead, In Us acres.
bounded by lands of estate Gabriel MYERS
estate F. Myers, A. J. Collier and Joel
Ephraim, (the Same being tho Homestead of
Levi Myers Levied on as the property Of
Levi Myers n, the suit Of JOS A. Keller.
G,,ariian. - 49,,
ALSO
One tract of land continuing $40 ac-es
more or less. bounded BY laiIt,s of IL Il.
Robinson and JOHN Hooker an
The remainder after the termination or
he Estate of Homestead in 209 acres.
bouhIcd by lands OF Jos, Knots, los Har
ley and Il. r. Robinson, 1.-THE same being tb,.
Homestead of henry Gisse 1danner.) Lev.
led on as the property Of Henry Gissendau-
ncr .at tue suit Of j. T.. II. Fourea. iiF f-}A
ALSO 1as yIl-5 80
One tract of 100 acres. more or less, In
Edisto Fork, bounded hy lands OF W. L..
Ehney, l.. X. Walker, J T.. Martin and J.
W. Phillips. Levied on rs the property Of
Bolcn Phillips at the suit OF Peter Rowe
shsriiIs Office. II. RIGGS,
March Z, 1871.
mar o Al