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New-York tribune., 1872-05-21

SENATE ADJOURNMENT RESOLUTION PASSED
BY THE HOUsE-THE BUELL. RECORDS TO BIZ
REPLACED.
SENATE. .WAsHrSGToS, D. C., Nay 20, 1872
Mr.. EDNUNDs Rop., Vt) called up the Sup
Elemental AppOrt!onmcnt bill. giving one additional
representative to each Of the following States: New
Hampshire vermont TcwYork. Ponnsy lyania Indiana,
Z, uucssec. Louisicna, Alabama. and Florida.
hfg. CONKLING sid 10 thought the BIZ ought NOT 10
pass and euCgc,tcd tba 1t DO laid over until Senators
cOull eNaninH u car oIully - 80 -
Blr. EDMUNDS consented, nnd The bill went over.
TIE KU-gLUX BILL.
At Tire cxrlrniiOn Of the morning hour the bhl went
over and tho Senate resumed the consideration or to
dircced ibo Clerk 10 read the order made by the senate
on Friday, that ths b should be taken up at ~ o'clock
to-day considered to the exclusion OF all other bdsl-
ness until disposed Of.
MrTRUiBULL d'ep.. NJ said that this order intro:
into the Senate an arbitrary rule ln violation OF
is traditions, and Ee moved to reconsider the VOC by
which the ordcr was made. T..
reconsider on the table. Agreed 20.
Mr.. HAMLIN Gep., Mel offered tho FOLLOWING, ana
moved to refer it 10 tie Committee ON Privileges ana
Wi.rGa There h, ben rubhel- 7ze Do,r D11t Aarecr,
noTspapcr p1;ci Bou, Mas on the l5th oi NAY san'
csld in tile following words: - ~ NJ TO-,
To .. rsfcr qtT7t Bon D1g I5-1fsSrsE: As yqu have
published hcno. ooukrgs sntes ttae1 on The assoc
s s si setl s stSs to i elce lie stemsnt IA lo s
@ ''' ra,o.er @ q the uaitsl states son,e for A;oca Press
Hro1 !. ~ . p,o, 10 e tie 5lo.',e Pre-, The -5r Of
Scns;e aH said nevne bayae by he publication Of the sid eal
IN UI Of l.
Boi De'ne be All be is hereby expelled from
he Gl-fy.
bIr SPRAGUE Rcp., r. ~ objected TO the present
consideration of tie resolution. and iS went over
The Senate then resumed tho consltoraton or tne
Ualeas COrpus suspension bill, Mr. BLAIR lDem. MOI
addressing tbe Senate in oppo uOl to the 9h lio sld
there was net plausible prc'eXt for TINS bll
There was no resi- lance 90 tho law at tue South ana no
prrcnse Of re 5taucc. The iiclcs OF thc AdInhiaii
lion wonld give hlch premium Tor an outrage or out
break that would give them Gn excuse for p1ss.nS
this bill, aud to save tiam from tho resu.. OF tLe
disclosures OF corruption and maladniuiatraton made
by tho INV estigaOns which have been going on cuTgg
tits and The preceding Congress. The attempt OF TIE
President and hs friends 10 force his REDUCTION would
be a failure Already there were indications that Inc
peope were aroused 10 q OF tho dangers surr0uid-
ING tem and that they were disposed 70 throw on the
tammcl OF sectlonalsm and parysm On O0th sidC5 ii
order TO rescue tno country.
KT.ePENCER (Rep., AaD made speech In reply TO
Mr. Blair. and described number Of Ku-huX Outrago5
which he said made it necessary to pass the pending
bill ,,
Mr. CAMERON crop, ronn) gave notice that he would
as the Senate 70 into Executive session At II O'Clock
on Wednesday. -
AT l:3O the Ku-Klux bin being si under considera-
ton, the Senate took a recess until I:3O p. IL,
New-York tribune., 1872-05-21
m into two can, holding each % qu,rt.o r.ler .m, quantity

m into two can, holding % quarO waters small qnan'V
r I9 Po AZ N Rl5 Fat raah1 doyerci ndutertns his
mL Vti w2;of small qua1it, & o. o' NJ & mi S vateri sran
qaanly ef butter large amount Of water water;
i''' sl m cnsat Of Ba,lei large ,..,ros
snn2n A. oa.hTre & "a 81 f ;, na ,e ancan o water
sulh,p " o. Chpsiest dsco'ered mixing s s a5,ay Of
sails, showing auera;on by foreign SUI % MI, i, water,
'1 MI I ~ cra,itv MAJ Of bu,sr, lac sreaS; Of
Tua5 NH No 3 ast fory-cighlt 1,,2'e'' 'D-NS "-'''
Vance j. 0ael discovered aial'er''ing bis
w. % 'i M i a,B,d 81 Of E aiaesei snn quaa-
~ Of Es5t rs smGlniG ovfei aialeratng bis milk plea
t,y with va.er small quantity Of batter; large amount o'
y,lroy T. W r. discovered sueang bis nE with vari small
qgali y Of bu;ier laige amount Of vi'eF'
In addition TO tho cases Of adultoIatlon menlloheu
above Prof Chandler has analyzed milk purchased OF
the following persons with the result annexed to their
names: ~
wymar Jacob No wnesti smell quantity Of butter md large
Eutl Sh..n snail quantity Of butter and large ano1n Of water
seberk Henry No l5i Gr'ens' ITe amOI. % T I,r-,
y.cT .. No. ao Fas. sI; na aOun Of butter, and
Jean i- yo g5 Scoaji e1cselry sal amount Of butter
Darscr ssl ' Yo Avenue c. very % pHOuat Of butter end large
R Bos 10 50 verue c. small quantity Of batter nd large
G. iey. 30 Avenue c. exceedingly small quantity Of butter
G ~ i.oIoa 81 exceedingly snail quantity Of butter ed
~ last Sefcntl-t small qulny OF bLt'ei
eeclngll lrre ahoaui of water
= SO 81 Ay.raoA; exceedingly snail quantity Of batter and
large quantity o. water. u . ..---,
Enrht K f. u 4een0es very snail quantity Of butter and
sup. rabunl1ncc OF water .-
butter hardly PereePbei water in et
cesye Quantities ,,
HolEe r. Elevephsve butter hardly percrtble water In T
Doty r. No Ynhsve exceedingly small umoant Of bueri water
Mocr Wm SoI No 52i Pearsi email Gmoaat Of bUr
Doyle W. Eo - Laiovst small amount Of buteri water in
Fu,hSl No. 223Eas Fytbrlst; small quantity of butter large
amount Of wetcr. p, 49,.
no. 81 Sev'ntave exceedingly small quinuy OF Dac
eN eciingy la-ge anornt oi water.
murray 30 SO Fouavo.; small quantity Of butier excessive
smount oi water. ,.. -.
Kltter c. 81 Frsayei very small quantity Of butter; large
amount Of water.
Mae Henry 5 rsta7e exceedingly snail quantity Of butter;
verv large smcunt Of water .,, T.,
The H. p Avenue A. butter hardly perceptble water in
great Abundance. ..
Cabcn- j. c. butter barely peTcePabe water supera'
buldaGt .. . 60, H.
Uennirgcr c. L. Onehuudre and twenty ghst butter handy dS
c0ytrable; excessive amO1ut OF water.
Hnws ST. faint Of butteri water excessively aDln-
dsut. - ..------,
Browne Il 22 South secor wlinmsbugh faint traces Of
butt5r prevailing
New-York tribune., 1872-05-21
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FPONRfO JANEIRo ten steamship North Aerao, May ~
John Road siis Burrows aud ladg g Roberts H. Here u
rer Bensro Codbroo cLeor Hayne4 From BsbaAH h
eyeberg Olivier ard MTs. Ella ad Mr ard Mrs Jobn
" DoWsng child From ST. Thomas-Nrs j. r. Lempls! At
woopeman children and servants Miss Caa monn Di Inca
son AMI daugh'es Mis- and ms o. Rampach Ei1Ti h9ehs
Mrs Mol T3 Hutchinson and child Mr, onea NJ Romero Ray
nd Wm Latrner Ceosas T. Woodruff MI end NJ rs ~
MSell g. slio D. \ L. Cobn, Cla R95es Mrs hai{
T. Hutchinson Hubbard Mr. and Mrs Z. Lhchte WIN cabrera
snl family M aai Mrs. Joseph Levi and servants.
PROM BE2MUDA-Ta steamship Metropolis. May 2o-Geo Lunt
srdf my NJ IT, Fsy D. Non0re w. Il. Busey H. Moves ard
son Ieit Cockof r ", J. Rand AMI s. lnshAm, T. T.
-, uCs. anI In the steerage. .
TRO, GLASGOW-E, Steamship AleTdair1a Nay 2nMrs W. A.
Dronue Am Jackson Mary Con Jas McTsrin WA ChHSssen
New-York tribune., 1872-05-21

fers too from bad debts The officials at the Erie ofhee.
at Twenty -thrdst. and Eighth-avo, state that she
standing of tho great number Of milk dealers VINO re
ceive milk from the depot IS poor that they Will per-
NIT only few OF them to take away their milk before
paying the freight. When they previously permitted
large numbers Of dealers postpone the settlement Oh
their accounts until the 1st of each month they found
that many did not pay at all, and having obtained milk
for mOnth free Of freighagc purchased their milk
aferward from farmers who delivered at other depots
II will thus be that the principal sufferers from
the adulteraton OF milk the farmers who supply II
aud the purchaser who consumes II.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-21
HOUSE OF REsEYTATIvEs.
Under tho call OF Stat

UUUpT IUU IdI UL DLiIts, III tIIV I+I''1IITII'
horr rumber of unimnortant bills were introduced
and referred TO appropriate commit IS
Tho call Of states being concluded and Mt Hoopers
supplementary Civil Rights bill having been reached,
the remainder OF the morning hour spent In votes
and datory motions
and adCpt ~ order allowing hours debate, under the
fve-ninute rule on he Tariff aud Tax bill when tle
TO. q,
Mr.. DAWES moved that the rules be suspended and
fat the CJmilee Cf tic Whole Dc discharged from the
further con dtratiOn Of the Tariff and Tax BILL and that
the bill as amended by The Committee be passed. IL
cludng the internal revenue sections The motion was
agreed tO-Yeas AZ; Navs. G2.
Tho following "a the cstirated reduction OF duties
which the Tarl bin, far acted upon by the House
Committee OF the Whole, effects:
New-York tribune., 1872-05-21

} m.
7lI..Howello receiver ag.. BFuls
wick tt a.
7,l..llamacl, e. al act. B1naF
e. M.
le1l. .DciI a4l ano. aIt. Martin.
lLo9. bryart sgt ich'nrey ci al
li5ll..Clocacr ast Bec-Ni.h.
1891. Parker At a. a.t Patterson
.-JI. carter ~ Hoy. ci aL
I4II..Jsl.sg sg... sllua iul alO.
'IgJf{. .Uhlmln agt Els0u.
|lsJ...s4mc agL hliie.
I1JJ. .BlrtCr art Clarke.
J-Opens at lli O. %.
I-G..Osboru at. keerh
.o..BDHu &. Oo.lst-i.
80. .Mcll,boln as1 fAgnn ston
eteL
slof. .Iol ,s.er as.. Cohcl.
sl5. Hanna agt. ~ Bueu, bac-i-,
Sc.
620. Smith ag'. The Mayor, sc.
o5l..PGlua g,- 0t,ou et OIL.
1UG. .Luiiow 4 auo. ogt. Ju'sDn.
l12..Anlur ugL " Dileli cAeair,
&c.
CIO. Never at. The pi.,i.oa aai
ruH Goa O..
sc2i .CImaR agt Jon.an.
, J.-ur 1s as ~ O.. n.
c cad iIcL
-. .'rclrr 8rt .S hn'r.
5..N0ight agt ine Great West
eu ils. Co.
ci..'itAlIlcys a.. lsaacA
Uj..Merccl y agt. tancke.
Bi..Nermln cs- h1lgfliief'
J3..Mifilatou ast walker
UJ..Dsu1m ago Jp.rfou-
90. Seymour sgt lo1f.
yl..Nh hitc lgt. Whiting.
,ti0am. Calendar crl'st AZ II m
IS. .Couiiiu go. ocYmJuc
sy..In che matter o. ihe petition
Of Meta Dcu.sci - vac3te
lHaument
G1..In ihe matter ~ the petition
OF James q. Braly 20 va
clie tss affmenI
6'. .CslIalfu 49, o'ltnr~.e.
o5..4uullr 49, AUsucsu Metal.
hui -.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-21

Pure water will absorb many unpleasant
odors. pan ull Of ccau fresh water from wei or
spring, placed IN room Which has been newly painted,
Will absorb during night so much Of the smell Of tho
paint az to be totally unfit 10 drink; bowl oil water
remaining ~ close s!ccping-rOOu will also imblbc n
very unpleasant flavor. DR. Chandler OF the school Oi
Mines New-Sor4, has found in wafer which Las lain
over night he lead pipes gulciclt amount oil dissolved
lead to produce dangerous lines u not death.
Hearth and Homo.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-21
AN INvALID's VIEW OF THE MILK QUESTION.

10 INC ENftOF OI IHe 4TtO""S'
SIE: l see in your issue of to-day a notice
of your intention to publish a complete expose OF the
dealers l adutcrated milla / am in very miserable
health and have been living bread and milk diet
almost entirely for many months and consequently take
q great interest in your promised exposure You will
only have my blessing in this good work. but that
also of thousands OF invalds, with whom pure milk Is
very essential. / the public would like to
know, tine time, where tho pure article bo
procured. Can't you Inform IL
Respectfully yours, S. II. DASDo.
Neio- York, May 20.
lPure milk is sold in many places in this city.
Our business has been to point out where it is not
sold. Doubtless the dealers in genuine milk have
proper means Of making the fact known to con-
sumeTs-Ld1
New-York tribune., 1872-05-21
CONDENSED MILK.

The following is Prof Chandler's complete
analysis OF condensed milk purchased by the reporter
from the American, Borden's, Roekland, and Eagle
Companics also an analysis Of BordeE's swcetencd
canned milk. obtained from one OF his wagons
New-York tribune., 1872-05-21

Iui
39j..lligiis agt. Hyatt ct al
eN'fs.
225. Home ms. Go. ogt Pennwl
yan.a K. x. Co.
2T87. .Audenreid agt. Norcanii.'
Mutual ms. Go.
GO. Post 60 alEgt. @ lhert et al
lIeL .Nalscr 90 al lgt Frost.
2a5. .Goiz fgt lraLk ctaL
1868. .N0yC,y Spsls Go. a
Beach e. nL
1918. .Hihrfih agi. shepard
III. L.Parselbcifer arf. Henry ~ al
PAlr il.-bhHHETr
700. % sgood el al. sgt Lippmaa.
5U3..Os.ood ct al, rec, 0c.i at
Strauss.
GiO. .Cbroy,r agt Coleman q A.
10. .Tusia CgL O'BEeni hheFifl
Gc.
GOO. IT r7ey agt. Me-chants' Sa-
uonsl Bank OF \. \.
749. Il ran e. Al ast llasiofi Ct
al.
10. Sheldon agl. o'Dncu, 6heriI
&c.
T76I. Rec! agt ms Go. of th'
state ~ PcHusYlyal'1.
53f. .Mciiaig sgt 00oirear 6 al
cg1 sPEOIAL TTBX-bHm
issueS O l.
o.. Munster at. se'igman.
49,. .klgsn sgt walsh.
80. .ilo.lercr agt. iiliner.
AZ, Robinson ~. ROBIN ID.
50. Bush sgt frellwriL
10. .Elswol.h at. Mulione.
25. .Steple son ngt. CatAeIWOol.
o.. Peters lgt Mead.
eJ. Same agt Same.
y. Jackson agt. Johnson.
60. .llaiion agt Irlsk.
CuAuBvRs -lAGRAuAn, J.-Opeu3
90. smith Ggt Osborn.
81. Tie Finh National Bank agi.
nmi.A & ors.
20. Andrew Fash AMI ors 6gL
Marg fath fl1 orr
30 .Uowitf ag. Bronson.
l8..ucmafesl e. aL bg. 3pr1nl.
~ .L.elfn ag. ios,u.r-g. ia
l.rdsl, &C.
g.. .Ddn li aff. Lambert.
. Ill N.ay.la a. IL
New-York tribune., 1872-05-21

The following 'hs proportions Of pure condensed
milk and according to the representations made by con-
deused milk manufacturers OF the article they oAcr for
sale:
Butter, I312 Casein 14n; Sugar, 153o; Salts, 2Go;
Water, 63.5i.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-21
NIEIATURE ALMANAC.

Sun et 43O sun es.......... 7;l5 Moon ses... 9i5t
WATER rms pAy-h y
isllnt. 6i9 Hell Gate Ferv. Sss
DAy-P.
GoF8 siaud,. 72 Hell Gate Ferry sOi
New-York tribune., 1872-05-21

TIL "a Oclco the evening session 20 bust
ness OF the Conn Jtoe Of Foreign Affairs.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-21
sorrnroa coun7-rnnI rsnr-plrr I--srDorcK. J-op,as


az u o. m.
Ph-r II.-FHgEDvtN
lo3j..Jones agt O'Brica. Sherh
&C..
1850. .Sct noidor agt Kno,.
l3..hclfJick agt Jsriine.
lk.o- .UcFit. a2i. Leland.
6i2..G aucr a4Ll-., &C., sgt. Cen
tel Prs, \. . L. RIVER X
T.. Co.
c50..WrE' act LycOming Pre-
irs 10.
I01)..Ei1 07t. OTio1. fhrrlT te.
da1..IC9-s agt. Tie Ih.ul-aTe.
4. &. Go.
I1.G. ..O'"rsn, sheriff. &C.. agt
Zoe Ncrr' s0fs IN. Ga.
1884. .O'br.n. 6leuA, sc. agf
Wi'l!an7blioh Ciiy F.rr.
Irf. Go.
1875. OF 20, Sierg, &C., fst
Commefci fir' 10 go.
CoNNoH pLEAs--GEyEntL FEZa-
lOrU's9N, H.
%. .CoIgi'rg sg' Levine.
a.. .Hgbbcl agG SchrsTcr.
25-. ..aaufcrt fgi. Crane.
60. .HcSl lcdon sg, Bru'rs.
a.. Bro ertoa sgt tie Thifi-aTe.
n. z Co.
g.. ouiG0 al. S'ipnan.
e1.kuieukaupi &C. k0rke.
J..hc'chman sgi. hiein.
1RfiL rrlN-PART LII
4 3. .J1o1ts act. The herchants'
ms. 60.
loA. WILSON sg'. Olns.e2A.
G1.NeCa1.ey, admI, at Gan.
f36g. Bronx. st. fov-iork sn1
N. H. z. D.. 60.
SO. .BnlOek agt O'Dr.on, Sheriff, (
&c.
ii57. .Degl.n srt Costello.
lGJi. .Deyer agi. HaEdIen.
MAEra CouRT-TRiAL TERT-PAr
dsr called a
isGT. .Waliaek at. Schmidt. 4
155j. Higgins ct. welsh.
$3.50. ..Sl, les az. H0idiMsen.
92Ji. Tracy agt. Z.f.ioses.
$3.50. .O'cJit ~. Nigri1.
o2f)...isnsGlll at Conan.
83J7. Dillon lgt kiegsluan.
gsll..koVaraVh agf lur-t.
PART IiL--JoACufs.s ~, J.-Opel
1910. .M.chale: az. ScAwaL
- .Ellri isc sgt Breuaan.
5000. .K0ei.es agt. Baxter.
rarr U.-TEACY, "opens q
9130.. i . At Crow.
s.s3. ..Nal 0risl agt Seaman.
nl18. Marin ayt. Connolly.
600. .Eo;siii7g agt Dat-E
q 6..Eiacail agi. Crane. i
85gj.. Darr.an sst. Morrisania
Steamboat co.
800. .El7le50B z. R-ienhach
S1Jl. .Cuhlau az D4H'ei& !
New-York tribune., 1872-05-21

heTtl.e fV'O''S W
thu ADJOURNMENT QUESTION
Mr. tWI5 ihCn moved 90 suspend tho rueS ana con-
cur in tie senate ouCn Tor fual adjournment On
the 2Jti OF Nay. Agreed to- Yeas 1872; Nays, o. Ihe
announcement OF this result received with clap
ping OF hands, and general jCbaton amonG The meu-
bcrs. The NEGATIVE vote. in detail, Wds as follows:
New-York tribune., 1872-05-21

.--Case on.
z, J-Ogcng ~ II e.m
lllG.. Whom aRt E'more.
/ Go Larr7i agt Mead
~. .FTeae.bgrg sgL O'Bdea,
sheriff. 80.
I lCN,. Smith AT. Lamb e. a.
lO4. Co.'s lgt Kelly, ShenR. &a
+. i0g..Plc'ys s.t /ilu q a.
lle3. .M0 ga cgt. Bnekma ster.
zJ8..ChI.iie. odl'r agt Ths
I0ltI.rrc01d.f.. 4 Grand
q. pcry r. r. Co.
1885. .Maguer sGd on. at. BechtcA
lul au0.
{ l9j. - ffs at. White and ors.
iiG2. Rockwell sgt C4lm aud sns
Il9sd..fsue agt zane.
/ lf... Green's y igt. T0'anG
/ 49, Reic.e agt Ke'm and .no
[ IICfJ. .Mc.iiit Il al at Clark
iI3Jf. u sell a<t Hart
DAY, On. J., LARRzp-oRE snt
Oifrs atlis m.
/ 81. .Mnegrsvs ayt Bank Of HsTtA
Anfrca.
! e2. .I0rglrei agt Peprsrt
/ 73.T9rer sgt Vanderbilt
I 5i..raylOr agt Do.hulsI
%. Same aaL Same.
1.,iayfogts ngt Shepard.
g3. Groom agL WOLF
'Ogw, J-ODcns a.. N.
1881. Rogtrs agL Brennan, shsS4
&C.
1871. Ale grfes agi bsrons
tD 0..tagesine sgi Ssrl lioni
lisJ..sLeqacl agL hl.cterbOcksr
Pre- lns. Co
1il2. DE Gran ar Bennett
.isi2. Barker and 0tfs. agt shsrps
flG. Fly and another agt. GRAY.
.l2J9. .R0sa aeL Mclean.
1893. .HIgxIns0n sgL. kuck.
~ i.-SBAA, "Opens and eaisS
~ lO ;. m.
af2. ..KcrDner sgt. Kramer.
1873. DAVIS sgt brshtOB.
903J. ..Kie.l at Best
.gl8i. PRO agt Ehrhari.
'qlg7. Wcflyc It, Rdnri hoa
.9l88. .WoiL.h act. O1sn ach.
1913. johnson ayi. hs'zgeL
1912. Strauss agt. JotrsiOn.
~ sni Caicnllr called a. 40 a. N
600. Keller Il. Braun.
ds3l. Bob Ggi. Donna.
5ssj Bob agt heuck.
and Calendar called az l0s. N.
1871. Bang at. YOUNG.
.9759. 9..Americ31 Whip Co. sd
k0l.e.
.9760. .Healey agt. Kolie.
.51I1. .Leviness at baEsck.
5-]l..Far'ey al. f0lalasOa.
.9i.7. .Bal.les IT, OilIe.
'-..Dsyis agt. FargeiL
New-York tribune., 1872-05-21
COURT CALEND4R-THIS DAY.

3 SUPREME Couar-CRcurgARr L-vAS BRUSr, "opens at
IOl an
New-York tribune., 1872-05-21

IIr COBURN Qlep Ind.) from tle Committee or Mill
f3rV Afairs reported bill rectng the Disappearance
from le cs OF the War Department o. the records of
the Court Of Inquiry in tue case OF Ma0rGen Don Carlos
Buell, and directing the SeccetaryHof War TO employ
Bepi1mn Titman, The Photographic reporter os that
Court who has retained MS notes thereof to tCsh two
transations tOr the War Department ana one Tor
NJ C0BURN briefly rccountcd the circumstances, and
denied the iutmatioa that there any desire te
part Of the Nitary Committee 10 cyade fuil iIyeel-
ton OF the case, and asserted that the Commits zee !d e
libcd CarnestneS5 and desire 70 ascertain the Tut
tie whole uth and nothing but the truth. The D!l was
Tie Senate bill to allow the Potomac and Piedmont
Railroad Company TO operate It's line within the DstIle
TnE ALABAMA CLAIMS BLrSDER.
lir BUTLER crop, Mgss) moved to suspend the
rules, ana pass the following resolution; ..,,
Exeter stafford Notheoe WAC IeFei in
Ss ga S1,e m been 9TeS a the cism for indirect
should no. be Pesni butit rea th- e American Senate
Con6n on the paTt OF Gre Ba deeply concerns the good 9Th
Integrity American Commissioners sud Of tue Government
vel as the hel u Of TIE naiioa therefore be = ,,,
pubic Interests, TO inform The Iolss whether
& s s 5s n @ fe. u 1h II 81 net SD e l3eS Ie % 70
The Tribunal Of Arbitration an so b whom scn promise vas made
he Bddsh o the British Goyenmont Ly which the
American should rot be PLACED in position requiring COMES
that bad been Gone "eher aoy Hhae'e
erS by eb lie seon Of he Ameean senate was to he con.
oi haaencd his leta srj il so BY WON all Vhen, and
While the House was dividing, Mr. cox said: "The
honor OF our country i involved ia tie resolution IL
the worst and who Is TespOns.je."
TIE motion 10 suspend the es and adopt the resOlu
ton was rcjected-Ieas, 100; Nays 73-less than two
thirds in the Affirmative. The resolution then re-
ferred TO the Committee on Foreign Affairs.
All the Democratic members voted for Mr. Buffers
resolution.
Blr. cox (Dem., Y. " offered resolution requesting
the President 20 join with ia Italian Government in It's
protest against The intolerance and cruelty practiced
toward the Jews OF Ronman Adopted.
Mr BINGHAM QlCp., q iO) presented the report OF
the Conference Committee the bill 70 regulate the
criminal practice in the Federal Courts, which WAS
agreed ".
CIVIL sFRvI0E APPROXIMATIONS
The House then, at d:l5 o'clock r. went into Com
ltee or the Whole, Mr. Wheeler (iep, n. " IN the
chair, the suuCry Ciyll Service Appropriation bill
New-York tribune., 1872-05-21
XLIID OONGRESS-IID SESSION

KU-KrUX pIsCUssIoy IN TIE sENATE-TiIE
SENATE ADJOURNMENT RESOLUTION PASSED
BY THE HoUsE-THE BUELL. RECORDS TO BE
REPLACED.
The Huntington argus. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1872-1905, 1872-05-25
JUST RETRIuUTEoN.

A Connecticut lady writing from South
Carolina to the Norfork q lzcHe, speaking
OF Southern society, tells the following
horrible story:
"As you look at Southern lady, there
seems 20 be q sort OF easy, stolid indiffer-
enee shout her, and let this be once arous-
Ell, and only once thwarted, and il chan
yes into the most abominable obstinacy
that will take great deal to overcome
Some OF their war memories are sadly
touching indeed and however righteous tho
cause OF the successful army may have
been, there were many things done in the
heat Of war that it, supporters in the
North would not countenance On one
occasion a section OF the Northern army
Was quartered near q village. into which
three ofthe officers went % make arrange.
ments about food being supplied to the
soldiers They went into one home where
lived nm old man seventy years OF age, and
one daughter serving as companion. One
Of the officers talked gruiily 10 the old man
for time, when the dauy hter hearing vol
cc-, came into the room. The officer turned
to look NJ her She WAS beautiful in per
son, but she cast glance OF contempt up.
on him. lie was unpleasantly reminded
that she and her sex were Il great deal the
.
/ ing whip. bis horss was hitched at the gate.
and gave her two heavy strokes She bad
on an elegant breakfast dress. and il at
once showed the scarlet line Of blood the
whip bad brought to the surface The
old man looked him steadily in the face.
and said. with a quiyerirg voice young
man, may the curse or God rest upon you
+ The officer with his companion hurried ont
OF the house. utheeiiug the invoked curse.
he unhitched bis horse. put bis loot 100 the
surrup. and attempted io mount 100 raising
he foot boz bad Jersel che trigger NJ pi-
t0l he always carried 900 his belt 10 dis
charged its contents into his abdomen and
chest. and Doe died instantly lie comrade-
laid his body on the back Of his FESTIVE
horse and commenced their lonely dead
march. back TO the camp
/ Such q -counirgl was unworthy col
/ disr's burial lie carcass should have
been thrown 90 She hogs