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One OF the most curious properties of
quicksilver is its cabablity of dssolving
or Of forming amalgams with other met.
ais. \ sheet of gold foil dropped into
quicksilver disappears almost as quickly
as snowflake when it falls into water.
1t has the power Of separating or of
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Sure enough, the metal remaining in the
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with the gold, and entirely destroyed the
spectacles. II was "a mystery, however,
which we coald never explain to her sat.
islac.ion.
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New-York tribune., 1872-05-08

Their bravest leaders bite DUST their strength Is fall
They Yield. they turn they fly the hed: smite them
Their arms their cOlors are spoil the furious gh Is
Across the plain we follow FAR AMI backward push the
Cheeri cheer the grand old Army at last has won the
Hurahl the day has won the causei No srayead host
Shall come with fire and sword to tread the highways of
T was such nood as when ye see, along the Atlantic
The great Spring tide roll grandy with nweling surge
It seems no wall can stay s leap ba its Wild desire
But now when whitest Lifts It's crest most loud ts bill
Touched By Power that led them on. they fall and
Even thus unstayed upon his course Gettysburg the
Ills ons led and fought and fed. and might no fur
ther co.
Fun many darkeyed Southern girl shall weep her
But with price the fight was Ourswe too have tears
The bells that peal triumph forth, anon shall toll
Above whose heads the cross mnst stand-the hillside
Alas alas the ramped grass shall thrive another year.
The blossoms on the appe-ooughs Win eaeh ne" SIre
But when our patriotsOdiers fall Earth gives them up
Though their souls rise in clearer ses their forms are
as the sod;
Only their names and deeds ours,-but. for CEN
The dead fell Gettysburg the land shall not forget
God send peace and where for aye the lost and loved
Let fan o South your leaves Of palm,-o North your
sprigs OF pine
But when, with every rpened year, We keep the bar
And the dear Thanksgiving feast and daugh-
When chldrens children throng the board in the old
homestead spread,
And the bent soldier Of these wars seated at the head
Long long the lads shall listen TO hear the graybeard
tell
OF those who fought at Gettysburg and stood their
ground we'll:
at was Union and the Flag" the veteran shall
"our grand old Army held the ridge and won that glo
riOus day ~
Gems. Burnside, Meade, Sheridan, Custer, Farchild
Wright Robinson Sharpe, Devine, and Kefer were then
called upon and responded in brief and appropriate
terms Gen. Hooker read letter from President Grant,
regrettng inability attend the reunion. owing TO
official business The reading of the letter received
with great applause. The Memorial Committee asked
for further time to prepare their report which Vas
granted.
The following officers chosen forthe ensuing year
Gen. A. e. Burnside, President Gen. G.. H. Sharpe,
Recording Secretary; Cen Wm; c. Church. Correspond
number OF Vlee-Presidents was also elected.
resolution adopted by the Society, urging Con-
take speedy and favorable action on the amend
ment to the act relative national cemeteries that
volunteer soldiers and sailors OF the late war
may have the privilege Of being buried by the
Society will be held at NewHaven, Conn., III May lsi5
Tonight Stone entertained the guests OF the city
" To-norrow a meeting of the Society Of the Sixth and
Ninth Cavalry Corps and the National Encampment or
the Grand Army OF the Republic will be held. The oc-
casion will with grand banquet at the Central
Rink, III the evening"
New-York tribune., 1872-05-08

fur deaer) to him Nurtis), and they had never been
paid for since. ~. r,s,o f,r,,. Ia q
been In the habit speaking, in open COURT IN an III
sutfng and abusive manner to witnefses apu PuI.es
frequently saying counsel without any ment oi
the case: will find against your eheht p1sslniy
can I know him tO be a scouDdrel Diackguaru, anu
unworthy OF belief" The counsel would OF course ASK
IN have the case set down before another Jndgr, anu
Curiis would refuse peremptorily sayng' Go on with
your case viii give you exception In tne c;ise
m which Mr. Nye defendant Curtis sad DeIorenand
that he CNyel great rascal Dig iilan snu ne
would try the and give him Justee, n enen IT,
fused to send the before another Judge. lie
seemed to have particular aversion 70 nero
witnesses and would frequently ca them
Fifteenth Amendments" AZ another time on
the bench az General Term the other Jnsuees were
daOus action.
In conclusion the Committee recommended tne adop-
top OF a resolution appointing Committee OF FIVE 70
lay report and all the testimony before the Governor
with the request that he recommend 10 the senate the
removal OF Judge Curtis, and giving power 10 tue sald
Committee such other legal measures as may ne
necessary 70 secure mis- removal The Association after
adapting report, appointed the following Comnttee
OF Five Martin L. Townsend, John A Beai fcter b'
Oney, Geo. II. Starr, and Charles Prise.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-08
JUDICIARY REFORM
JUDGE CURTIS's CASE.
THE BAR ASSOCIATION REPoRT-IMPEACHSfENT
RECOMMENDED.

THE BAR ASSOCIATION REPoRT-IMPEACHMENT
RECOMMENDED.
The Bar Association held an important
meeting last evening and accepted the report OF the
Committee appointed the last meeting Of the Asso-
ciaton investigate charges Of corruption in the Marine
Court The report forth distinctly that the Com
miree unable TO find any foundation for the charge
of Judge Curtis that a corrupt combination existed be-
tween the other Justices HIS associates 1t also asserts
that Oh the lst Of January, 1870 Judge Curtis entered
into articles Of cOpartnershlp in writing. with certain
attorneys here. TO extend three years. by which he
(Curtis was 10 have s12 OF every se3 earned
by the firm. He subsequently referred several ac-
tiOns then pending in the Court 10 them and the pro-
ceeds were divided Curtis getting his share and the
proceeding being duly entered in the books Of the firm
some OF these tried before Curtis himself
and the shamessy divided. All this in direct
violation OF under which Judge Curtis is guilty OF
misdemeanor. and the Committee entertaiRs no doubt
that at common such action is sufficient ground for
impeachment.
The report also refers the OF " B. Beam agt.
Elijah F. Clark tried in December, 1863. before Judge
Gross and decided against the defendant The latter
appeaed and Justices Aker, JOachimsen, and Shea az
armed the Judgment against the defendant On the 18th
OF July 1871 Judge Curtis granted the defendant
der to show cause why the Judgment should
not De set aside ana new trial granted,
on the ground OF newly discovered evidence.
based on the afhdsvits Of the defendant.
his sister and girl in is employ. On these AM
davlt alone judge Curtis September 25 1871. set aside
the Judgment The before Judge Curtis for
its second trial. although he sitting in Part Ill. and
this action did not according TO rules Of the Court
within his jurisdiction at that term The plaintiff
asked for Jury as the order Of Judge Curtis him
permission but the latter al the request OF the de-
fendants counsel practically modified ms own order 80
to exclude jury, upon which the palntin abruptly
discontinued his action to bring before another Judge
a statement that Curtis came 10 him while
the trial pending and asked him 10 " take
care OF the defendant for him, for he was hie friend
After the result OF the tsial Curtis asked him what he
went back his friend for" he Cuftsl had prom
sd tse defendant decide la hs favor. the latter was
his godfather guardian. or something oi that sort
Judge J0Schimsea testified THAR Curtis had spped IN
sutInR bets 20 Judge Cross behind 3is BACK lhe
defendant C95k himself testify M 'ur'Ha re-
aucst ami admtted that about the time tile e'1" hrst
cane up Curtis assed hm 20 seud sol Of IuFs De was
New-York tribune., 1872-05-08
SPAIN.
OFFICIAL REPORT OF THE ENGAGEMENT ~
NAvARRE-CONTRADICr REPORTS OF TIE
WHEREABOUTS or DON CARLOS.

OFFICIAL REPORT OF THE ENGAGEMENT ~
NAvARRE-CONTRADICTo REPORTS OF TIE
WHEREABOUTS or DON CARLOS.
MADRID. Tuesday, May 2, sa.
Marshal SerranO has made an official report
to the Government Of his With the forces
under Don Carlos In Navarro The Marshal says after
resistance by the insurgents his troops succeedea
in piercing their line, and finally annihiiatnR the entire
force He will concentrate his troops In Bscay 70
drive out IN that province, leaving the
volunteers 70 pursue Don Carlos who has ned toward
Addindes. Carbineers who are acquainted with the
country will pursue what rebel bands may yet remain
in Navarro.
The insurgents continue 20 come IN and snrrendor
Seven hun Ired aud dy prisoners have arrived AZ Pam
pelnna The Government forces operating against the
insurgents continually receiving reentorcements
LONDON. Tuesday. May 7, 1872.
The Times's special dispatch from Madrid says
Don Carlos has ed toward the French frontier Marshal
Serrano with his troops Is in pursuit Of tho presnder
and expects TO Overtake him. N
PARIS. Tuesday, May 7, 1877.
EUaion admits that the main body of the
Carsts in Spain surprised and lost 100 men, and
that Don Carlos fed the mountains, but denies
he pursued by the Government troops 1t stated
here that there is a crisis in the Spanish Cabinet
New-York tribune., 1872-05-08
rELEGRAPHIC NOTEs.

The new Notifications of Strasburg are to cost
sS.DOa
At a reception held at Windsor Castle on Mon
e.y Awereza lades presented Queen Victoria
1t is rumored in London that several of the
Kus NORTH Pacific Be s.se to the Usted Saie
The,. snds umber extend o KAmschztka Japsr The
three belong japan End the others to Hass
The ST. Clair and Carondelet Bridge Company
fr he construction Of bridge
Sogthst 81 Louis be eomprted
q s&oo0 10 be double trseh railroad
and earl,gewsy bridge
Five trusses of the Jubilee building were
r. ye.eay makng il position erpoeted That the
roofing II days Most Of the material sor
the ne vel under and vii BE- ready to be put In Poea
before Is esnpsed
The Canadian Government has offered 70 release
.eAoep,r Last lof ILLEGAL
DE Calf pAment Of COSTS such release bang
s.ne,,.a~ en hs distinct updefsssang
La aot be oon1dtrsd Ursrcjsnt
New-York tribune., 1872-05-08
MEXICO.
THE REvoLUrIosIsTs DEMoRALIzrD.

MAroMoRAs, May The revolutionists
broke camp Yesterday near Reynosa, and returning
TO Camargo. It is said large numbers Of them
have deserted. and their force Is In o com
plete state OF generalization Gen. Cevallos viii dis
band the National Guard tomorrow, their services
are no longer required
Arrivals to-day from the interior report nothing OF in
terest Rosa holds Zacatecas, Gen Correes forces
hold the city and OF San LUIS POtOsi The
gradually recovering the whole country lately
under the insurgents control.
TreviRa's and QuinOgas forces the only
ones or any Importance IN Northern Mexico
Cortinas has been ordered 90 report at
the City OF Mexico answer for his
completely catteeang this border Is likely 10 be
rid OF this robber chief and bandit.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-08
PRICE FOUR CENTS.
FOREIGN NEWS.
GREAT BRITAIN.

THE GLADSTONE MINISTRY AGAIN DLFLArED-
ISAAC BUTT ON HOME RULE FOR IRELAND
LONDON, Tuesday, May :, ls77
The session Of the House of Commons, last
night devoted mainly 20 debate on tie scotch kdn
cation bin. A resolution introduced by Mr. Gordon
Member for Glasgow and Aberdeen Universities pro
vidng that Scriptures shall part of the insrue
ton in the schools. carried against the Government,
by a vote Of 2i5 70 200.
deputaton OF cergymsn OF the scotch Church sailed
to-day for America TO attend the General Assembly soon
70 be held In Detroit. Much interest II felt in the event
which Is the frst acknowledgment OF the Church IN
America
DIR. Isaac Butt. member OF Parliament for Lioerisk
has written letter Home Rule. He for Irish
Assembly In which the Home Rulers shaii Je fully repre-
sented, approves plan for fraternal unon between
Ireland and England guaranteeing the authority Of the
Crown, and draws the outlines OF federal union which,
he says, will be satisfactory settlement Of the relations
Of the two countries.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-08
DENMARK.
DISTURBANCES BY MEMBERS OF THE rNTERSA-
TIONAL SOCIETY.

COPENHAGEN, Tuesday, Nay 7, ls7I
The action of the police authorities IN for
bidding the members OF International Society from
holding meeting this city Sunday. and the subse
auent arrest Of the President and Treasurer Of the
branch here, gave great excitement among the
members Of the organization large number OF per
sons gathered in the streets and created consid
erabe alarm by their Violent denuneiations
of the Government They were finally dispersed By the
police and at present all quiet 1t has been deemed pru
dent however TO place military guard around AL the
public buildings and the palaces until the excitement
has entirely subsided. The leading members OF the
Society IN this city will be prosecuted for high treason
The police adopting energetic measures to Jnppress
any tumult which may arise.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-08
GENERAL PRESS DISPATCH. !

soldiers and Sailors Convention was held here last
night the delegates representing various Posts OF the
Grand Army Of the Republic. Their business was 10
take action against certain legislation Of Congress affect
ing their interests particularly the recently passed
Bounty Land act which requires occupancy and ctVa
ton to secure possession. This, they say is deusOn
10 soldiers and Sailors especially those suffering from or
disabled by wounds other casualties and neY also
protest against the system OF PENSIONS saying pensions
should from the time Of disability, instead
OF period OF fling proofs and, beside making pen
sions equitable, they want addition of 70 per
cent.
The House Committee on Naval Affairs has agreed 70
POSTPONE until December next the Senate bill providing
Tor the promotion OF Commodore Green and "A other
naval officers. in accordance with the report OF the
Board OF which Vice Admiral Rowan was President
President to-day in response 10 the Senate rcsolu
tiOn OF the 23d ut communicated 20 the Senate rpOrt
from Acting Secretary OF the INTERIOR giving nfOr
nation relative aay at the courthouse In the
snake District Indian Territory. The President says IN
view Of feeling Of hostility which exists between the
Cherokees and United States authorities OF the West
ern District OF Arkansas T seems 10 be necessary that
Congress should adopt such Will tend TO al
Law that feeling the time secure the enforce
OF the laws in that Territory therefore sugg &c
the adoption pending bill for the erection of jui-
cia district within the Indian Territory, measure
which Will afford the most Immediate remedy for tue ex
isriug troubles"
New-York tribune., 1872-05-08
MORE INDIAN MURDERS IN ARIZONA.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 7.-Dispatches from
Arizona say that the Apache Indians swarming
around Prescott. The Miner lnewspaperl has two
columns OF OF fresh atrocities j. White has
been murdered In wiIamson's Valley. The troops ~
main idle, awaiting the result OF Gen. Howars peace
mission The Indians attacked Aqua Frio station and
killed G.. W. Smith and Joseph Akerman, both we'll
known citizens Of Prescott, and captured all the stock
The bodies of the murdered stripped and
figured The station has been abandoned The body OF
Osborne =: Clarke from rexas. was found one mile
north OF Mint Valley shot Ia the head and breast. j.
Gallagher was severely wounded by Indians At Beaver
Creek
New-York tribune., 1872-05-08
FRANCE.
FURTHER ACTION OF THE COMMITTEE on CA
PITULATIONs.

The Minister of War to-day laid
before the Assembly bill constituting a court
martial for the trial Of officers censured by
the report OF the Commission on Csptulati0ns
The Commssionl Capituatons. in their report, cen
sure the officer who surrendered the fortified towns OF
schelstadt TO the German troops during the late
The Commission praise the officer who commanded at
ve-dun for gallant defense he made but blame him
for having subsequently surrendered the town. The Duke
de Penthevre son Of the Prince de Joinye Ia to marry
the Princess Christine daughter Of the Duke dc Mont
pensier
New-York tribune., 1872-05-08
CrBA.

SUPPRESSION OF GAMBLING - DEPARTURE OP
A FuIBUsTERING EXPEDITION FROM KINGS
TON.
HAVANA, May T.-Gambling having in
creased to an alarming extent in this city, the Acting
Captain General has taken TO suppress H.
Already several gamblnghouses have been closed and
IT profess ona gamblers, OF various natOnates, have
been banished from the island. More banishmenis Of
the same class OF people expected The majority OF
the banished gamblers intend to 20 to New-York.
special dispatch TO the Dtdr1o from Gibara says
intelligence been received Of the release and depar
ture OF the Administering steamer Edgar Stuart from
Kingston Jamaica. The watchfulness of the volunteers
who are guarding has been redoubled 10
vent her crew from efectng landing The news OF the
steamers received with surprise and rrita
ton felt at the conduct of the Kingston authorities Ia
nermIfting IL.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-08
THE ALE AND CIDER QUESTION IN MAssA-
CHIJSETTS.

Bosros, May THE question of licensing
the sale OF ale and elder voted upon to-day in many
of the cities and Of Massachusetts, and returns
Indicate that majority OF the larger towns have de-
cded in favor licensing. Boston threw light vote,
I'm, largely In favor OF beer. NewBedford hotly
tested tae question giving for beer 10 s against
IL FAN River. Lowell, Lawrence. Brighton, Charles
mosf Of the small towns decided TO do without the
beverage. 4.
sprg geld voted to-day go against li7s in favor OF
the sale OF ale and beer Chcopee, Holyoke,
and Northampton went for prohibition westneid and
Palmer decided IN favor Of granting licenses TO sell
New-York tribune., 1872-05-08
CRIMES AND cAsuALrrEs-BY TELEGRAPH

A band Of highwaymen robbed Q stas,e-coach
hon Virginia CtI sgesas0ss SPrS Cal, % hssd.y boa
obtained ir>. thsn siOse 10 essa
-. The Marvin House and large livery stable At
seasIs Me- burned Noofsy; ies slooe $3.50 spss
shch there 10 only small ssurapee.
w. j. A. Bell, farmer, living six milee from
xAyAl snd murdered Monday asn skAs
e clue 70 the nartsrcr Bells bay ssss
hi-b bosss bY
New-York tribune., 1872-05-08
A CONVICT KILLED BY HIS ROOM NATE.

PHILADELPHIA, May 7.-William Webb, alias
Buck confined In the Eastern Penentiary this morning
killed his roommate, Michael Trimbur. by striking hn
on the head with an iron plate The deed wss aeknow
edged Webb, who said he had killed him In quarrel.
Both undergoing sentence OF Is for
committed few years suee on Broadst Tue prison 10
overcrowded. and solitary confinemeBt cannot be
forced in n cases
New-York tribune., 1872-05-08
AUSTRALIA.

HEAVY FLOODS IN MELBOCRNE-FoURH HUNDRED
PERSONS DROWNED.
LONDON. Tuesday. May 7, ls12
Advices received here by telegraph from
Australia state that heavy foods, which caused terri
Bile loss Of e have occurred in Melbourne Four hund
red persons were drowned The growing erops have
also been greatly damaged
New-York tribune., 1872-05-08
ENFORCING THE NEW STEAMBOAT REGULATIONS.

ENFORCING THE NEW sTEAMDOAT REGULATIONS
MILWAUKEE,, Wis, May 7.-Great excite
ment prevails among steamboatmen to-day. The boats
Of nearly all the lines have been stopped by the United
states Supervising Inspectors for violations OF the
steamboat reguiatons. There 10 o eonoIete block
ade La the freight business
New-York tribune., 1872-05-08
HousE OF REPRESENTATIVES,,


WASHINGTON, ID. C.. May 9, lsI2
DEAR SIR; answer 20 your inquiry In regard 10 moue
OF choosing clerks OF committees, have to say that IL IS
very often left the chairman matter OF courtesy
merely hut not ~ right have served on nve commt-
with clerks three Of them the committees chnse
the clerk bv minority vote two of them the Chair
allowed by courtesy TO select the CLERK As
matter Of strict parliamentary right the selection OF the
clerk belongs 70 the majority Of the committee.
Respectfully. dc. j. g. BLAINE.
fullv concur In all that IL said by the Speaker. My
experience entirely in accord with 1t. II. l. DAwEs
also concur. j. A. GARFlElD'
New-York tribune., 1872-05-08

TIE TRIBUNE with feeling OF increased independence
az journalist from no longer holding Office In THESE
days when official position often regarded as Dadge
Of political servilitY Very respectfully.
The COmmttee's Obt. servant, f. " s&ALLEr'
New-York tribune., 1872-05-08
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