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New-York tribune., 1872-01-15
wero hnt 70 rr,soryc Che valley of Tho Me from thc

werc hnt 70 preserve the valley Of Tho MI from thc
A. soon IA rarsigny learned Of tho fall Of the Orleans
famv in Isis he hastcncd 10 fs,is to promote tie in
tos.s a. Prince Bcnaprrc. He rendered Cioion scr-
~ T. - p,sYcp who whom elected President inede
him a deca@p ad placed nm % The s9r Gf t9o Paris
HHoion',, nhi,, p'% and tlA-~, zcaously sustained
the interests Of the Prince Pres'r-.t. lie was one
of the fcw couspiritJrs treaci win inpa> cehnuehcc
by Prince Bunapario when planning the oSciHiIoW ci
the RCpublc 10y tho coup dotat OF December, isl AT
thc heid the a. Regiment Of the Line he took D0
named one of the Consultative Conin'es0n Whcn the
Priuce aft this event becaiae Emperor he mldo
N dc pcrsigny Minister OF the Interior. VINO, that
crpacitv proved a willing instrument in carrying out
mo nrhtrlry acts Of his Imperial master He resigned
In 1854 and was appointed Embassador 10
England, aud held tnat position with the
cvCcpton of brief interval, until 1850 when nc
apoptcd Minister of thc Interior He a0,ed at giving
hs Administration liberal character, but, when the
ecctions of demonstrated the failure of his policy
he resigned. and received the title Of Duke from the
Emreror He continue to take active interest IN
public gtis, but fell from political influence with tine
E1upirC and has since lived III retirement
New-York tribune., 1872-01-15
POLITICAL NOTES.

Gov Hoffman has signed the new Buifllo
Charter bill
It is claimed, and to a certain extent proved,
by Te LigRc Rock GG=tc that fully f0OG ont Of lO2O0
voters diaiianchiScd illegally III Arkansas.
In accordance with the proLrangcd dan OF
the Democratic meeting in Lexington. the Missouri
Democrats have ssucl address defining the pos.tion
OF the pnry pointing ont what has been gained by
the Passive Policy n that State a. tic last election
The results Of the coalition with tho Republicans they
point ont as dictated by wisdom and rewarded by tho
most abundant By tic policy Of lc ling Sip
wOrnou party dOgmas, complato onfraGch'omcnt was
brought about; by ooNc,ci1g the purer, higher
Interests OF tho great ptiu9N nnSutt' rot men
given the asCCndcIU and Missouri stands as
an illustration OF perfectly ruled comno"wcalth The
policy which has wrought such bOnCli results IN ihe
State may he adopted with equal wisdom am noble
achievements in the natOD ana revolution cnCc"u i .
storing the old tinr honesty and TO the national
admins stratOn. The address closes with strong ap
peal to the national Democracy 10 follow The same pO
icy, aud making nomination for the Presidency
give he reform elements chUncr 10 caIr' c "av fer
better administration Of law, and the COMP % fc-
establishment of order throughout the cOunrg ial =
Tie address Is sub. CrihCd TO by tC STATE Column lc' " "a
cndOr ed by great share Cl the democratic ptso oil LAe
state and country.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-15
A nnY GnYRRNnE.

George Alfred Townsend, the correspondent
of The CbicdOo 7Tt, makes This telling craych sketch
Of n notable Southern Executive:
From all that b, understood Wdrm0th IL the most
extraordinary and pfCrOciOus loader In She south lie Is
rCp!cs, ntcd to 10 feet three inches hgh. Of slender.
wirY build but with ue kCnUoly bOking face, largo
nose fun at the nO5Til, keen. measuring eyes, superb
mlslachc ana wcli-cJt bDws and cbin He IN native
OF Louisiana began public fs when IA years Of age,
being then fluent stuwpetCakcT, and now, ut y, he IS
an arrogant koenNittcd, and successful man, worth
probably S5ODON. of which hO had 0ecumu,qied more
Than 10000 III tho practice law in SeNOrlsans. He
j. IcGis much scaEdiiZrd on the marriage point
howeTt r-mukcS his own gaIe, and u thoroughly skc
Teal about men, haV pIctey rOugh school ot III IN
Luu-anD whore nearly AL the pOliticns-kebel negro
aud NOttherH--1To iusnccre, hollow Stretches whO
would turn thCir backs upon him, or Grant, or
growing lCa NarmOth's wtutucSse. his
raahuess, boyiahness ana implacathty. Hu spends a
short time, In CstIy Cf uDIty, tn erect com
promise; and this falling he resolves into enemy, ana
is hcnccfOrward. unpacltcdbr Guttcd with power NJ
when mcn generally still pOirg over sChuOllDck5,
Of American opportunities IN time OF political chaOs Has
already had cpir C; FccT. aud ycs In much lonely
Hfc-thc loss of yUUt poorly compensated for by pre-
mature dominion. iiis courage, mental ana physical.
has been fully tested. Hc will again. and VIII doubt
leas he elected GOyV-nOr OF the STATE. Tho mpcGch-
lnCHt project has already blown over He has Attached
LOUcstcrt Ia himself. and LCngstrCet IL. ther fore IN
pCrii with the Executive Mr. Casey with his thousand
and no nrans, routed Mt all pOiu', seeks refuge IN
and ABILITY vi Liz Presidential DrOLhern-!aw, Whil' o
Southern cyqUisitcS laugh iu their sleeves casey Is
tl plausible vcd,nt brOhcrin-aw of the Dent 0rder,
who never Kept Il sccrct for himself or anybody cso.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-15
Tur OHIO SENATORIAL ELECTION.

Il il claimed by the Dcmo' ratio I1esS anu
Democratic members of the Ohio Legislature that the
acicn OF LicuGov. Mueller, in refusing torccord, or
recognize the change in tie votes for senator renders
tho election Of Nh sherman invalid. The case made Is
substantially that when enough votes had been cast 70
show that sherman must cary the day. the Democrats
held brief consultation md at transferred their
suGrages from Gen. Morgan, the Democratic can
didite, TO Con. J. ID. Cox, the second choiee
Of The Republicans. As the vote stood 1t would have
rcouircd but two from Mr. sherman to postpone
the ele, ti0n and the Democrats were sanslne that
plumber Of Republicans might have been brought 10 vote
for Mr. Cox TO insure his election ohetnan received %
and Morgan a. with one scattering. The chan ge
If j. claimed was going on rapidly as the mombers
coud announce their preference, when the Lieutenant
Governor refuseed hear more aud peremptorty an
nornced the election OF Mr. sherman iIl resolution
wos -uisCuurnN introduced, declaring the ciecoh oI
J0hn sherman un aud void, which Will come up ioi ds-
tugs fJuu urt
New-York tribune., 1872-01-15
OBITUARY..
TIE DIXIE DE PERSIGNY.

Victor Fialin, Duke de Persgnyo the French
eX-winister died a. Nice on Friday. lie was born
in the sDcpartncnt OF the Loire IN 1903. the
year his eXippeTill master was bLrn in Paris His
father after oens the remainder Of Ris patrlmouy
toned Napoleon grand army, and wase killed in 1912,
az the battle OF Salamanca. Victor entered the
College, Of Limoges at the age Of II, thence passed
60 the cavalry school at 5aumur which he left after two
years training with the laDk OF fQnarCEnaster in the
Fourth HdssaIs lie at hi, time a royalis but I'M
der his captain 1ucpce he changed his opinions and
sided the revOlutonarr movement OF lSO which drove
King Charles into exile TIC young soldier however,
did not profit by the OF the revolutioni for bis
conduct was deemed bsuboTdnae, and he was dismissed
from the arDy He went h. Paris ~ the hope Of imprOv
Ing his fortunes, and engaged on the stan OF lie
Temps lie al lholt this time lies Cases Memorial de
ST. Helene" ana became AT once an enthusiastic Bona
psrtist He gave UP the name of Fiulin and adopted
instead the tue ana nhDe VI VicOmtc dc Persgny,
wtuch was hereditary in bis miy, although 1t lad
fallen into dsuc The young adventurer now published
In Ironcais Oeet3ea IN the utrcst OF the Bonapartes
but from want o. funds was only able to issue one mum
her His zeai. however hi'n the favor of ex-Kng
Joseph &no i'm i'm r rnS a. ArensoSerg
Thus besNi tlCtt re haTkabie Intimacy which had 80
Fre. %amcn aud ihe her 10 great Napoleon. En-
Sged 10y the warm Ieccpu II ho had received NJ. do
pHsfgny began with ardoLt earn suess to reconstruct
thL B0napartst party, by travelling through Germany
sId France cuhatiAg a9bo!oh ana inspiring hopes
among the French people 81 sclng the prescribed Ma
pOleOns once more agan Ina power. lie took leading
utrt IN the descent made by Louis Bona
IaTte and lis followers on btratsburgh
but more iOfarate dian 4is companions ana leader,
escaped through TIC nd Of siatae Gordon tie devoted
who shared n Ile cuitrIrise. After lingering
time IN TIE Black Forrest " dc Pcrslgny gained the
Rlne. whence be repaired 10 England, aud there pub
iisbed Of enterprise tuc failure Of winch
be eOnycBleuCy asc ibed % a. ality. Four years
later he joined Louis Bonanrie IN attempt
lux 20 cause revolt at bUl0gne, Hnd being Eiade pIIs
DncI Yas a,r<nCd before th, Cont of Peers, and sc
tenccd to 20 years detentiOI Tue Government was
however, iu0olgcut. and ai,,T dcinng hin In tie Mill
lary hospital at Versailles, allowed m before long Ia
70 where ho liked ia Fauce. D.iug ms impiIs sonmcnt
he wrote treats. asserting t-ot tn- itduios q" Ls!pt
New-York tribune., 1872-01-15
DIED.

BOOTH-At D.nbory Conn., Jan r. IN Gsoss Pey ,ooog,,,
Child " David b. sni JULIA r. BJou, ,,i !e4r, UoDbs Aat
u iay-
CLAKENDON-On sstuty Jan. lsT2 Nice, Fon', TsosAs
Clarendon o! Brool n, y. T.. N thc ilii OF -s
Notice Of funeral hereafter
FIELDSt T,rryown Saturday jan - i2 aged &c .ns
leg. "a O. ted Of Tie H. l. AGndAl Conference OF Ne "a
T. Church.
Funeral r. Church TorryOwn "Wednesday, 18th ins
(Trir leaves Fort seconds Depot o'clock His reRaas
Ntwburgh Tor inemen train leaving Tsr1toss
ll:iJ
HhLSTPDJan .ho sd luc Ctsres IT, Halsisf,
son sSsi eyed !es, month. sBd 10 isys
Inferred In Greenwood Cemetery.
POugbkeepse pspers please copy.
MTLLS-At Moutcsr n. Pr.y. ian e t51 Jnls nfsns
dagghe Of ClarA w. and Julia M- ,gei mouths sd days
sANDSOn uorning ti tia residence broen
BROOKS Anu Amelia widow Augustus H. sands 10 hs
Ig.h yesT Of her age
Notice of funeral tomorrow.
THOafcON-On Saturday Jan. l3 At b. nee. No. - hsisoo>
aye in tlis city William ThcmOn. 'gd - years -
the sn invited 20 attend the iunea on n'sisr
10Th inst o'clock the Chirh of the Holy Ir'y comet
Of Mad.s.h-aye and Forty sscO1d--
TILTONOn Saturday morning. Jaa j r brief aud severe oss>
El1r Tilon. sgel 20 year - ,
The funeral viii be- held residence Of b brother Theodore tc
No ia Lvng,tonst. Broosl "a. Monls,, st ,.
TIRE ADWRI e funeral Helen enc, V'0 of JOIN H. IrssdFsk
and NJ and the t" Lorad Le formerly or
York TUESDAY asruOOn a. u ocioes al No ~
West FogiLs The friends uNtei 20 Dresent Sithpis
further notice Si be taken GEee9Neoi Cerep os
inennent
New-York tribune., 1872-01-15
MISSISSIPPI.
0EG NNiZATIDN or TEE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
NnK.. s.AnE-AEEAlRs OE TIE sIAIE.

orc ANiZATIDN or TEE LEGISLAru EE-GOVEk-
NORs &E5sAGE-AFFAiRs OF TIE STATE
JACKSON, Miss, Jan. 10-Ihc Legislature
has been In .cs,l.na week or noIc aud the work OF
LEGISLATION Ia, b. .ua ~ earnest. The Hon J0hh X
Iucb colaied va. elected Speaker of the House. This
progressive sou Of he cn!rlnclsed race, born in
Louisiana in ac old Slave time, ana through the honor
OF tlat roon he as reached, in his 21t year. s disn
Gel position H. tn councils Of great state lis elec-
zion was con. stoi FIRMLY by few white Republicans,
who des r.G - o,cct OF their color; but the
courcd c"melt IN .he party maintained that as they
were cOnsidcI ily in tho ascendant that tey should
have 81 aLer og their own ch.ce. Ia point Of oGGc.
ton Mr. l5uc aEpy Gttod forthc position pos 'sDE
~ well unu.ual Dji.lfd. ability. Ile Is woi ccr,ci in
parlialacnary law and Isac and has proved IN many
heated ronto, m the oIsc second to none in the
conduct Of debate.
Tnc scnl, or.anlal by the selection OF Senator Ben
nett. President yyo tenn, which Is con 'dcicd victory
aid Auc. have zen nicsI curing the orgauih1tlon OF
he Legislature and fre has been c"nsierab interest
-jnId DO most p,0u..u.I: ia the OiGaIzaOn OF bOih
Houses The advantage thus far seem TO he favorable
'GotrrHor rover, Il liverod Iis MESSAGE '~fcre the
- I1 ,g -, rttcnion OF The Icgisi,turc He an
nonucc' Inc ne suppression of the klIux gangs In
the STATE. aud reie 10 no cntry tranquility iclsn%
tjroueholt is border The fnnnCi a exhibit shows tha
tnc ndebicduess " the S.nte hai increased dIing ue
pat ytac a;s7.9G 81. 10 remedy tEiS, ne recommends
line funding ihc debt and e issuance Of 81 per cent
bnud-, running eight y"1s, and th2t III the
m;re an take, Of te State be collected in currency.
Tic progress Of education il marked and continu'u'
bnf tle Governor opposes earnestly the building o.
and Sr We Think Hat me In"rcs
raised 10y taxation should be lniy used In INC
O Teachers Tue I1diMe lts or az clur4loh ne o.icN'
can hc taught in lc2 -clDolhou'r-. tn" sa'i'tlcS OF
schools IN tho slate show that SCo school, nave 9sen bee,
ana hat 5000 pupils have bcen in laendan'e during
IN. past year. Tie Governor cor, udes his message
with an earnest recommendation Cor reform aud re-
trrncbmcnt in al departments OF The State Government
New-York tribune., 1872-01-15

HAyivA JS0Sustock IN w-ress, sin-'sHi his,s
yec1ff faFsns
m srt,uz,s IL q bo1 80 hft sryoel ssDr ae wees
from iisysna 80 hoEc nd 30 ns&. ~ tOrh
10 reflf, .cB D - ~
roal.. foreign regarded hvre; olt7cts fr bn-r D.
1l nai errhaW
cfusc purchase owing high nsbfs x % 81 aos>s
ircuaF i dcssu Nuse0y ado SugirnecF = O"faEs
f st 8iuGi Ica fair good GAug ln y99i ie,i dfrep
ides fnn.r bn not quoabig hgher
Bacon o, ord veal receipts heavy, Glrei st S9 cNt
Butter fat demand tGt ose r,s 4Roed Sli u
3D. dull. Lsayy press toe nsfkt hIonfas
S-ieI 56D5I8; American SugarCnrel +2lH IL Larh " M d
,ani, ky, 4I5 Oa 3l6, iul, rip8B ID per lainaL f
foe. e m re. oppBe fun tH C'ej LI; grJei lt - ID
Onion, hsvy ~ 90 25uba Cl Oh qt and s,ss Lomber fne
rt am; White ic A Pitch Pm s3i per A. Slroks!ioles
?. res empty hogas quiet aai steady 81 81 -
. fn ii - Der Dbl Fcls Gr'e pr ttS VI susm %
y crn sn Suihern port, uud sae. bibl % bosshesd
" u-lr o NoIi.en sHi Soaiem pois, 80 y" ,,-~
4, cat prcniln short at A. preniIm 90 davr, gof 0.dI
- ir-uium short l2dl2 c.lt eI, - n1Oh, 90
- y preiHiau Pari. bf y p'eTnn
New-York tribune., 1872-01-15

nature take ns -.se rou are 10 700 good health 70
tnBrcr viii, con t'.:oh e. GOOD ss yours. Tits
pFlH Do.LT " bGnN
November ~, 1ST0.
u,p Dntfy. IN gou Tcally wish 70 -Nc " brigsni g
at yOu, 3Ou5, tOnigltl II 90, WHAT 0u or IsOh visa
ho,r anc Aow late should call for might De aOe %
como nc g. of SatjIps not uDb TO- ray WAC ho"r' "a
how lat il ysnt slnit after Tho time you Hrs say;
NV " ~ " November lS 1870
I,,,osed Ana box for ,ght. Should yOu bDd you
cannOx use it send Is. to nh laier DO you Iesi y
~ 81 .or, a., ~ tnvIfe Yo.ifSggpr, JANE5
EOv0mber iC Js-
DEAR DOLLY: bort feel talt VIZ. 90 nbnS, anl io-
,,glt darilnr viy tako Won 20 W.. shall go Ont -
hliast r,.c ana you can ,ahSy look ahead. daring,
Tor ftst. lt VIII come and wo oiS!l yt b'PPy aHeh'
Yours truly, JAMES
TfIE s1OKE' CASE.
Ii IS reported that an indictsent against
Edward s. Stokes, for the iner Vi Jaioe' Fsk jr' Las
been drawn up nd will he Trescntef IN court t'7iay'
SL5kea3 cell at tIc Tonbs bfs been uxasonoiy iHr
nisled, ana be lives - comorissy H. 1t ms1ca@
hotel
New-York tribune., 1872-01-15
rartg already unC >g ItiIno ger serving rOr.
SAFE depository ~ p1S!eai pssyrr.
DR.. M'r( All IN Tfxfr gyPyi1T VpEDpA


President McCOsh, ln 10 recent address Sc
IN opening OF tfn second thro, of Princeton College,
gave hi views uUoD The subject ~ tl1I o'rFC9 Reform
ild competitive Examinations IN NDOiib nnt say ilLit
the machinery already prepared forSh" eff clS - this
reform WhH az sound ~ WiSc rs the principles ern1a"d
but ID measure tsei step Ia atsaucc. "" bo0ot
n wonld ultimately result in dee tlOyn0 the pres Mt
viCCus system OF appointing camp foisN5efs TO Office
But he feared that tie piIp OF choosing tho0 h{h can
Hdacs IN the eXIrinliDn, lruI wlON Two FnccGsSui
CuGI otlors shond be ChU cH, WOu loive pife OItn
for political cauVGSsing. II" wIs IN favor. ke hai OF IN
cdams in the schedule of e. minaieu i- h's nest De
partpcrts Of Rarnnc. Tie examination, ;1s rOn"b0n
OF is FuCyess ulst h" subjects Of sHrh Kind 10
show tbas the cantIdat0 hds spent lis wAOie yOr'b
prDffaby that Lo h2S acCu.rod Tho higher branches
of knowledge, aud with them, what Is ssill more
iWpOrtant habits Cf Industry AMI HpS!icatlnn.
He wa confident that IL lower san 0rl f. tFea the
whole reform III Olb 10 be sti, Disappointing
the public who aro expect ,cl gratifying th0,e
whC do not wish it TO succ0"d and d3Curlslg h' fd-
ture and iruLher acmuls 80 improve the Cyl S"fgice
OF The country. Tue system OF cUHprttiYc \ tnn'F
should not be wnde-sooias IMPLYING io aav on aeXroe
those TO be fiIod By young mon, say ulifl ~ It' u'
age. Sgch examination may test ulTtJly the F'iF
crIl ability and special attainment ana indirectly Tao
baL and 80 far tho character a. yOlnS men, ~ ~ c't
test of the qualifications or in"u ~ 10 'sN'h
pr, motion must be made 20 Gcicnd on tho ii Il
fllsgs ac lS LOwE IN tie -lyirc. ~ sLcn an &E u
Hlcy 10 succeed NJ an examination Won!d pf0t'iy
be rcrc 01.w who bdd bcnt MS days III btOFiHS
up information inotCGG OF learning business.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-15
PLRS0N1L.

Brigham Young is not 20 fortunate in adj
vcrsity as our local prisoners Instead OF living like
lord al the expense OF his people the saint is obliged
support his jailer for the boon of being guarded.
Ii is runOIed that at San Francisco Minister
De Long has accepted mission from Japan 10 the
great puwcrs Cf America and Europe, similar 10 that
Wnrl the late Au-nn iulnsG game received from China,
with salary OF $4,000
New-York tribune., 1872-01-15
ARE TIE NEW ORLEANS ASSOCIATED PRES5
DISPATCHES ACCURATEf

To the Edftcr Of The TribUnc.
SIR: The published reports from the agent OF the
Associated Ircss in thi5 city, IA they come in the
Northern papers received tbe past few days, are IL
many important particulars entirely false. 1hIS IN
formation Was derived from Tie Iimes which Is the
mob organ and from The National Ropab!iodn, tho
organ of the house officials and sustained by
a tax OF tho employees of the Cu,tOm-house. This
agent has become vel known as in the interest of
the Democratic mob element in this city, and IL
would be desirable if ire were mt Oncc removed.
N,r- OrI,c,s Jan 49, 49, i. j. IlEURON.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-15

NAsHINUTONI JJ t JHl IoIE-I IT. N,
Synopsis for the Ddsi fNeniV-fOtp hOiT1.
The barometer has risen very generally
since Saturday night throughout the Atlantic ami Gulf
States and the highest pressure probably In Tennessee
Rrsk northwest winds with clear weather
reported on the middle Atlantic and light winds he
southeast Atlantic, light winds yeeIng toward the
sonth.weet and clear weather IN Lake Erie.
An area of low barometer has apparently moved
southeastward over Wisconsin, extending IT. Influence
TO Michigan and Lake Huron.
Southcrly winds and clouds Bnow now prevail from
Missouri and Michigan and nsrtIwestward cloudy wea-
the and light winds have continued at san Francisco.
Probabilities.
The ghest barometer will probably continue on Mon.
daV with pleasant weather in the southern and cur
states Rising temperature and clear weather through
ont the Atlantic coast 90
vail on Monday night from West Virginia to Maine dnd
westward the area OF lowest pressure more s0nthedsl
over Lake Michigan, with increasing sOutherly winds
and snow north and wost OF Ohio 49, .
Westerly winds and clearing weather VIII probably
prevail in the Missouri Valley, Dangerous winds aly
not anticipated for tonight the Atlantic and Cur
New-York tribune., 1872-01-15
pASSENnERS ARELLLD-

FrOM LI1ERrOOL-In steamship GtY - Aatwslp jsn Miss
d. Anderson fmi Cusae Gsen thayin Hrs
toIi o. D. G. Peter g. j. 80 g. Ntlus, u "
HsvsDs vie Miss iava Master Jics'a. :" Ilros, X
Htlby M (ouuc T. kc' ards Mr. Thompson Dr. Welis j. ia
wills .ir. Wilson, ~. Il. Woough sd ~ l' sfsnsc
New-York tribune., 1872-01-15

HNusr and Department NJ Tl7t',e have bcru hOodtd
u'th dispatches from both .ds sce the ronblo began
hut tn President In, thus 'P rcruned from doing any
thing 10 NcOrIse either party. n"oOrng Ia iIe state
nents ns CnL'ac officers. gen. Emcry, commanding st
New-vl-rs tr >Sraphcd to The Government here that
no has notified TO COY: WmrOth that he has al his
troops camp. and tn ho shall not go to the city again
without JIdCf5 from NaSutS<tyn
New-York tribune., 1872-01-15
CJ'STONf-uOI'SE REFORM.
u ARGUMENT FOR RIGOROUS EEroR,


The results of the investigation by the CoW-
mite. Of The L. = senate into alleged abuses and cor
pton IN the NeNlork ' .iiSatST and Of
Immediate measures oi reform me pIhcai ~ C
crs oIdcr business anl the connee ton with 1t OF enc
COL. Icct officer Of The War DcpartMLeI M , au V
are wei known ac pant Of the military household, OF
Ia, PRECEDENT. other evidence shows that :, large
nnsf he S slnay''i That az Collector Murphy has
t. fetion cf tbe Repnbhran party and discharged al
cnp!oye- Who would give IN their adhesion TO tlat
fariioH. nud exhibits also several minor systems
%ao. eAon% S'nophcre H"" Of New YORK i@pres
,ns w -. Wei, n. ,ipoi Democrats We ,hal e no less
iank and thorough IN cxpo,ng the abuse, W icb eHlst
and , b,i tn worI, oi The senate Inycsiie' ing Com
it,e ~ IN honr- and sincere attempt T. 1h'Isr e,n G
and an mnrswenbc alEnmrnt for the h''' s"' Vi
speedy and rigorous 'iNil service If'iorlu
WoRK THAT MCsr BE FACED.
The Committee is now wadlng through tiic
muddy pool Mr.. Murphy ndnlhs 'tt.,on o. .,cron
In' rhsnr'"F Nrn hi"Acsr in official position arc
found roruyng at frauds aud winlinS at iMn",l
iions pr.rti,rd rpon The public that would lnaGe any
,on,ni6I .iinTlcr blush. Fa,oriles gre found lat
tcuii 90 Ilc revenues derived iinih t' sc , t,o
inIo,ou- without even lirtinga nnsor TO W.,
in.u Washington and draw thelr rhal,S ~, ~ VIII
i '' '' t', IN H".yori III MS !. rep5seatcd& & Ey
Tr,ir, ami TO tho President But no notice = i3Atn
oi tue matter. nud tna tbicyng nna n a"no, uo, y,
I II l. uoiip lih' ''''''
been Tine, IN qlAt,r "l C'.th' ir Y,rL C,.,t,
Investigation into ne Hiafe oI tho y i YIN ~. ,'.
hou-. would not have revealed hmlai' p"Nsion !"
y.n"., rnu,it,I, ,y,u tnnn now. But mover hns any
Ur, bru dom ~ ,lt stop To such dlsgrTc' ul irae-
I t,c-. NpW tiry have ElOHh up INTO s"On . ii'-
I mi, tI,,t tbe iulllc bcrOiGes HARMED ana
.tYrtlnJ ot inc r,t ,rtiou. of corruption thAl tic
pr ,lt it 90 ticntion is uehuc. hope tLe{ VIII 90
Dr. No Itr. fii The Ncmcut set On ioot by Judre
I,trul IN fli ~ lntc fur probing tLrHo C0rruptoHs.
N IT, t. !lt,' lu. We know II VIII bc sl, 4ii"G ny
| ia IeutIr ii "a % tbing any party must uO VI th@
/ a ,,lo ,.t.iu b, L.Jd Cu pnhlC cunrdtn"r and re
! sp.ct. I.srosrlr Of udrri~t"ii'1 uL i'' shUur
roypi od and ,rr trd.iuot -hi,ld,i b.d 'Htti :. IN
i,,c tnowtd.- 90 th people. ~" par'J TIM c.nno5
..oIt .aac .,G p4I Oau.e oi VHie!AI uuaGeeJo. IA q
New-York tribune., 1872-01-15
THE STEAMER FLORIDA.

The steamship Florida is still at Charleston,
but Gen. DaIT, her owner, forwarded on Saturday Il
copy Of the sworn statement oi tc Captain and crew IA
Secretary Bobesou. Io informed Tribune reporter
yesterday, that he had received private lcicr ron
the President assuring him that immediate und DECISIVE
UCtlOd would 10 t3AGA in lLC nI'tttt
New-York tribune., 1872-01-15

rVCnVEAGIXG PROSPECTS FOR THE CINCINNATI
AND SOUTHERN RAILROAD BILL
FRANKFoPT, KY, Jan. 13.-The vote in the
House on the Cincinnati and Southern II Iroad bill this
noon Stood 50 Yeas Nays The prospect is favorable
I'm the senate for The passage OF the bill
New-York tribune., 1872-01-15
nm s1OKEs ~.
rnE sohr oF ExFo.uRE oE gAAun " HA

THE 8OhT or EXFO'UKE OF bKAUD WI HaFB
TOO MUCH OF.
To the EA'tfor Of Ths TrtbUpG.
SIR: Can HaypaT's Weci'y claim to bo y fair
PAPER in ylewoi ther ariclc on James Nsk. Jri Ths
play of "ItouNot," with 81D'lei left ct was nGv1
better illustrated In Tire division OF Erie spo Danict
Drcws name Is merged - 40 gen raj eFa othsr con-
spiratOr." n must be t.at tho Drew TheOoGI'a Sini,
nary shatOwcd the ruth from tie writer's eJcs.
Moral: Money Invested in theological renihtilesS
covers n mn. a de Ol aims + FIR PLbN.
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