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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1872-09-09

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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1872-09-09
j. Il. WOODNIAN,

NEALER IN BOOTS, SHOES: and findings ofths
y best kind and quality Offered cheap for cash.
tore over A. & J. L. Twombly's.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1872-09-09
FR I'm. III. MORSE,

FAINTER. Painting, Glazing, Graining White
washing and Paper Hanging. All work done in
Is best style and satisfaction guaranteed. Saws filed
order
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1872-09-09
A. & IL. TWONIRLY,

MRS. GEO. G. DAVIS,
tDANT AND VEST MAKER,
Barton, Vermont.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1872-09-09

DALE 81 ROBINSON,
A TTORNEYS and Counselors at Law, Barton, VT
IN GEO DALE j. D. ROBINSON
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1872-09-09
M. j. SMITH,

PROPRIETOR Of the Orleans County Marble Works.
Foreign and American Marble, Gravestones'
[onuments, &c.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1872-09-09
USINBS,S DIHECTORY.

physician and Surgeon. Office over Grandy, Skinner
Il Parker's store.
fhronc diseases Specially.
e2-l Barton Landing, VT.
The New York herald., 1872-09-20

DY s W. DAuCHY, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 4
ID JOHNSON sell this day, AZ O'Clock, al 46i Canal
street. general assortment Of Household Furniture Par
lor and Bedroom Suits, BLACK walnut Bcdseads book
liar Mattresses Feather Beds Pillows bankcts sprcad
Sheets velvet tapestry and Ingram Carpets Ucioihs
Lace Curtains, Window shades, Mirrors, Extension Ta
tles Chairs, Louneos Soiat Crcckery and Ilasswnrc
a North vsr large lct cue1 has Mattresses, soins
kets, large velvet and Tapestry Carpets. hc.
The New York herald., 1872-09-20
DENTISTRY.


A BSOLUTBLY PAINLESS.-TEErH ExTRAOTED
~ without gas chprolorn or ether Conhina!iQn sets
extremely light and Durable. Rubber Scs 0lU N6 sixth
avenue, borvccn Fourteenth and Fifteenth srcclA Es-
tabllslicd ~ ycnra dts l. BfRliAIsD SWffH.
The New York herald., 1872-09-20

A UGUSTE MARTINES d 90, AUCTl0NEERS.
IA $A,HW worth of
Magnificent Household Furniture,
Rosewood Pianofor e. Drawing Room Suits,
Paintings statunry and many rare cosby Works OF Art
at public auc Ion,
on THIS DAY FRIDAf, September 20
at the private reel ienco 36 West Fifteenth street,
between Fifth and Sixth avenues,
- sale commencing at l0k O'Clock go
Drawing koouis-Superb Suits, covered hr0cntcl silk
reps, Pompadour and Marie Ansoince stylesi Marquee
ore bois de Cabinets, Tables Secretary bookcase
Etageres, Console Tables Encognures, yardnaires,
Bronze Clocks, satuary, sevras Ormolu Vases, 0rpa
mcnts Paintings by eminent artists, velvet medaliion
Carpets, Rugs Lace Curtains, magnificent Plano
forte, made order celebrated maker; Stool, Cover
Canterbury Books wood, walnut Bureaus Bedseads
Wardrebesj hair, spring Mattresses; Bankets Shcets
Exonsion Table, Castors Tureons psnns Tea Service
aho Furnitgro ssrvants' Apartments n B.The atc:
the public his sale Catalogue comprising largest and
richest assortment Furniture offered Ut auction this
seasOn.
The New York herald., 1872-09-20

fy,O BRIDGE BUILDERS.
1 Proposas will bo received for the building of Ave
wooden railroad Bridges until Thursday, September n
nj the ofice John D. Locke Co., "A Cif street g. L.
MINl.l, Engineer OF Whcstono and westchcster Rail.
road Company.
The New York herald., 1872-09-20
PROPOSALS..

BOARD or ENGINEERS OF THE FOURTH AVENUE
- IMPROVEMENT.
ofFIcs GRAND CENTRAL DEPor.
NRw Y0RW, Sept. q 1874 <
NOTICE TO CONTRACfOsS.
Sealed proposals will be received by the undersigned,
al this office until O'Clock OF the 18th day OF scptom.
Der, ls72 Tor all the Work the Fourth Avenue I'm
pr0vcment between seventy ninth street and Harlem
River embracing alarse amount q heavy work. ikea
tions and blank proposals. will be In readiness ,his
Office on the Iih day of September on ani after which
$500 - ALLAN CAMPBELL.
ALFRED w. CRAVEN
EDWARD II. TRACY
J. O. BUUKHOUT,
noo "a of I'm Fourth Avenue IN ~
The New York herald., 1872-09-20

UCTION NOTICE.
"A THIS DAY FRTDAY, SEPTEMBER 90
at 10 o'clock.
LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE.
comprising
TWELVE HUNDRED LOTS
Foreign amt Domestic
DRY GOODS,
200 CASES MEMS AND BOYS SOFT HATS
Also Ladies' Fall Hats
Catalogues and goods ready.
WM TOPPING & Co, Auctiorecrs
lS2 Church street.
The New York herald., 1872-09-20

A AT I2o WEST 23D ST., BETWEEN 9Th AND 7TH
N avs. LUKE FITZGERALD. Auctoneer.
Elegant aud Costly Household Furniture Sale.
THIS DAY Fliday) morning, commencing at lD2 O'clock
over 800 lots BY caalogue-namey, magnificent "a oc
taye rosewood Panolorc, made 10 order elegant raror
suits covered in crimson sain brocael Mirrors Velvet
and BRUSSELS CARPETS Bookcase, EtagereS grcnses
Curtains Oil Paintings s00 volumes OF Boos Jardncries
Chamber suits In rosewood and walnut; Dressing Bu
Bedstcads 10 Curcd Hair and Spring Mattresses
Pillows ,Mardrcpes. &c. Dining Room suits Bnlet.
solid Silver and Plated Ware; Library aud Drawing
Suits Basemtn nj and kitchch Furniture. Sale positive
N. B.-Goods boxed and shipped
The New York herald., 1872-09-20

atlox oslocS locS At the private residence
ELEGANT HoUSEHQLD FuhNITuRE. fHE PROPER
TY OF A GENTLEMAN REMOVING,
CONSISTING OF PARLOR FURNITURE or GILT,
covered in brocade tapestry and rosewood with sif
Mirrors, with cornces and bases; real Bronze Chande
lier and Gas Fixtures Bull and 0rmolu Ccnrrc Tables
AMI Pedestals superb Bronze Clocks and Mantel Orna
ments q u Bronze Groups and Figures git Consoles
DINING ROOM OF heart oak Buffet. Extension Tablo,
Chairs n figured morocco decorated Dinner Service. $50
pieces, &c.
BEpEooMs-E,egant carved gedsteaas,, Bureaus
Carpets Mattresses and Bedding; hall Cciohs and Car
pes rosewood Mals,and and variety Of other gst class
Catalogues really day before SALE the house,
where the furniture may be seen by permit only from the
The New York herald., 1872-09-20
A RCH JOHNSTON, AUCTIONEER.
"A Ofi1ce and salcsroom 81 Nassau street,
opposite the Post Office.
Genteel Household Furniture.

. ONCE Furnftnrc, &c.
at ios O'CLOCK at their seicsroom Nassau street Hair
Quilts, Lace Curtains Window Shade Extension Tables
Game seat Chairs Dressing bureaus ashstad Lounges
Sofas, Brussels and Ingram Carpets, Rugs Oil Cloths
Parlor and Bedroom Furniture, Mirrors Ac; also good
assortment OF once Furniture also fine Sewing Machines
in perfect running order.
The New York herald., 1872-09-20

WILLIAM TRIsT BAILEY, AUCTIoNEER-BY v. X.
Exchange @ sale sroom III Broadway on tuesday septcm
tally built three story high stoop brown House and
Lot the north side Of Seventy street. between tho
Grand Boulevard and Central Park heing SO eet west OF
Ninth avenue Ge third brown stone house Of Ninth
tioneer's Offices, II Pine and FlIth avenue
The New York herald., 1872-09-20

w LILLIAN ABBOTT, AUCTIONEER
w Mortgage sale, this day, 2)h inst, at 10 O'Clock
a largo lot Of Household Furniture at No 30 Stanton
gilt Mirrors marble top Tables and Bureaus French Red
Neads, yards OF Brussels Carpets. &c.
NJ. T.. GOODHART, Attorney for Mortgnree
The New York herald., 1872-09-20

DAWNBROKER'8 SALE.--R. FIELD, sHERIFFS
4 end general auctoneer, saesroom I2l Bowcry, will
ssll this day at II O'Clock 500 lots Of Mems and Wonens
Bedding Quilts, Blankets, Boots Shoes &C., &C. Also
Coats Pants and Vests By order of Henry McAleeman
Eighth avenue.
The New York herald., 1872-09-20

OOARD wANTED--lN A PRIVATE FAMILY, by A
ID gentleman, win and baby; location between Thir.
teenth and Twenty third streets aud Third and Seventh
avenues AddrcEa stating terms (Which mus' se mode.
rate. a. J.B.. Herald Office.
The New York herald., 1872-09-20

, TIL STREET. NEAR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
or furnished Rooms, with Board. Parties desiring su
perior accommodations apply at Everett Library, 5S
The New York herald., 1872-09-20

% WEST THIRTY-TliIRD STREET.-RICuLY FUR
DC niSed spacious Second Floor, together or separate
with without private tai le also sunny iront upper
Suit entire or divided strictly first class.
The New York herald., 1872-09-20

O1T TIL STREET, WEST a2sl.--FIRST CLASS HOUSE
Ot with all modern improvements; ne Rooms on frst
third and fourth floors, with Board; uncxceptionable
table, appointments and attendance.
The New York herald., 1872-09-20

DY 3. NICHOLS, AUCTfONEER
~ Over Do lots elegant Household Furniture :.
at public auction this Friday) afternoon at clock Q!
the residence lib Citon place between Macdougal street
and sixth magnificent rosewood Panofore. rich
Pnror Suits COVERED with silk br0catel, green and
Grim son reps; ourtans Mirrors Vases statusry Paint
Bureaus WashstaMds Spring and Halr Mattresses, He'd
ding Sideboard Extensipn Fable Gass China, Silver
The New York herald., 1872-09-20

2H WEST NINTH STREET. BETWEEN FIFTH AND
pO sixth avenues.-Handsonie Rooms with Board,
for families or zeemen house and location first class
terms moderate.
The New York herald., 1872-09-20

% WEST EIGHTEENTH STREET.-?ARTIES LOOK.
sDsD Ing for first class Board, in a house newly and
nicely fitted up have Second Floor, together
separately references.
The New York herald., 1872-09-20

C HERMAN, AUCTIONEER.
-. Sale of Wines, Liquors, Champage, &c,
THIS DAY FRIDAY), september ~, ut 10k O'Clock.
at Il Howery.
Sherrics-SO quarters aud eighths casks Sherry
P0rt-25 casks pure burgundy Port
BrandieS-l5 quarter casks Brandioa
Gin-22 casks Swan and qrape Leaf Gin
Bourbon and Rye--6U bbls. choice Bourbon Whskeys
various brands and ages
Also about 200 various Wines and Liquors.
and baskets of Champagne
Dealers are invited as every lot will be sold wthou
reserve.
The New York herald., 1872-11-27

the Legislative body would necessarily result
in revolution. Should the decision of the
Assembly be adverse to the President it is not
improbable that he will resign his position.
In such case it will be competent to the
Assembly to appoint his successor. Is it to
be presumed, however, that the nation would
tamely submit to the exercise of such authority
by body which is notoriously no longer
representative Of the sentiments of the whole
peoploa Everything now depends on the
action of the Assembly on Thursday. The
appointment of a responsible Ministry would,
no doubt, be a positive gain 1t would be
another step in the direction Of solid govern
ment. It is doubtful, however, whether this
single concession would satisfy the radicals, and
we have no reason to believe that the conserva-
tives will grant more. We see but one salts
factory solution to the difficulties which now
menace France and that is the dissolution of
the Assembly and On appeal to the people. To
this it must come at last, and the general feel
ing seems now to be that it cannot come too
soon:
The New York herald., 1872-11-27
Specimen OF Cuban JournalistlC
EnterDrise.


Our special commissioner to Cubs reports
from Santiago very curious and cool
proceeding on the part of some journalistic
genius of the place in requesting him to write
for the columns of the Diario or for those Of
the Baadera Espa1l0a o full account of what
he had seen in the island and what he thought
of the insurrection. There is a positively re-
freshing touch of the boldness of Rob Row
Macgregor and the diplomatic sharpness Of
Machisvelli beautifully combined in this little
plan to seize on HERALD enterprise. II would
place its foot upon its native tobacco patch.
flourish threat in the eyes Of
the HERALD man and then, if sue
cessful turn an honest penny by pub
fishing news whose collection was paid for by
the HERALD Fortunately there were two
parties necessary to this transaction the
HERALD correspondent as we'll as this cour-
teous representative of what might DO
regarded by carping world in the light Of
journalistic brigandage That there was
greater or lesser threat involved in the
Diario's request is made tolerably evident
in the fact that the courteous Spanish General
AdBuciut tuOuBut IL ucccSSttIy W uloIm OuI
correspondent that he might comply with it or
not at his pleasure. At the same time he
guaranteed our correspondents safety while
in his territory. This is pretty state of affaif
truly Fancy Cuban reporter sent to New
York-if such thing ever existed being called
on by metropolitan journal to give his views
on the chicken pip question that the Washing
ton Market poultrymen might know where he
stood and how to treat him the next time ho
visited them, and in order that the journal
itself might be saved the expense of sending
reporter as far as West street This would be
the exact counterpart Of this Cuban request, If
we only figure General Shaler guaranteeing
the Cuban reporter his safety from the chicken
butchers wrath, whether he published his
views on the pip or not. While acknowledge
ing the keen sense Of the power and value Of
the HERALD as q news collector and director Of
thought, which the Diario admits in making
the odd request we instance it as phenomenon
in modern journalism, II ss~ -.
The New York herald., 1872-11-27
The Condition OF Affairs I'm Spain and
Cabinet Estimate OF the Crisis.

The Condition OF Affairs I'm Spain and
Cabinet Estimate OF the Crisis.
The telegrams from Madrid which appear
in our columns are dated in the Spanish
capital yesterday. The contents of the
dispatches are not calculated to allay the
apprehension which must prevail in the minds
of the friends of Amadeus government relative
to the condition Of affairs which exists in the
kingdom If the statements are literally cor
rect-not exaggerated by Spanish party men
for political effect-the Crown has good reason
for uneasiness, for the national situation is
at different points Of the territory. This is
suppressed by military force There are
marchings and countermarchings of royalist
troops, and at the same moment the prevalence
of what may be classed as an itinerant pseudo
revolution. The Province of Murcia has
been placed under martial law. Andalusia
is being prepared for the application
of like plan of monarchical cure.
Minister Zorrilla reported officially to the
Cortes yesterday. The Cabinet picture
is not, as will be seen, encouraging to the
cause of Iberian constitutionalism. Presi-
dent of the Council zorrilla alleged, notwith-
standing in conclusion, that 'but little i'm
portance is attached by the government to the
demonstrations This Cabinet allegation
appears to us, at this distance from the scenes
of excitement, as being exceedingly peculiar,
if not extraordinary. Has Spain come to re-
gard half-smothered revolution as the normal
political condition Of the country? Have her
people commenced TO class the embers Of the
fame Of war and rebellion as healthy, life-
giving fuel for the domestic hearth Or, on
the contrary and before all, are the Spanish
people, the millions, the only true conserva-
tives in the country, and the party tacticians
in Madrid and the other large cities the mere
secret engineers, who, in their scramble for
place. may. perhaps, hoist the constitution by
means of petard fashioned in a mere caucus
The New York herald., 1872-11-27
TRIPLE S lie E T.
THE NEWS OF YESTERDAY.


.~THE CRISIS IN FRANCEl THE PRESIDENT
AND THE ASSEMBLY"-CHIEF EDITORIAL
THEME-SIxTH PAGE
POOR FRANCE DEEPLY EXCITED OVER TIE
THIERS-ASSEMBLY lSSUEl SERIOUS
FINALE ANTICIPATEDl THE EXECUTIVE
FAVORABLY SlTUATED-SEvENTH PAGE.
ANOTHER SPECIAL REPORT FROM THE
HERALD'S CUBAN COMMISSIONER ARCTIC
DESIRE OF TROPICAL EDITOR DINING
WITH NOTABLES-SEvENTH PAGE.
EUROPEi SHIPwRECKS AND LOSS OF LIFE OFF
THE ENGLISH COAST: A RIOT AND MAR
TIAL LAW PROCLAIMED IN SPAIN: ISMAIL
PACHAS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PAGE.
HINTS FROM PRESIDENT GRANT AS TO THE
TONE OF HIS MEssAGEl AFRICAN AP-
PEAL FOR CIVIL RIGHTS: SUMMERS
BLASTS FROM THE CAPITAL CHINESE
TRADE-SEvENTH PAGE.
AMERICAN GEOGRAPHERS HONORING MR.
STANLEYi LARGE MEETING AT THE
COOPER UNION: STANLEY ILL AND ABB
SENT: LETTERS FROM HIMSELF AND
FROM DIR. LIVINGSTONE ON NILOTIC
MYSTERIES-THIRD PAGE
FATHER BURKE's FINAL LECTURE ON FROUDE
AND IRISH HISTORYl THE FUTURE OF
THE GREEN ISLE-MARITIME NTELLI-
GENCE-TENTH PAGE.
ALE nONunI TEhlLOUS FASSAGE Ot
THE ATLANTIC BY THE STEAMER BALTIC:
SAVING NINETEEN SOULS FROM THE
WRECK OF THE ASSYRIAN: SAILOR He
ROES: LOG AND AN INTERESTING
STORY-NINTH PAGE.
A BRITISH STEAMER LOST IN A HURRICANE
GREAT PERIL AND A FORTUNATE RES
CUE-NNTH PAGE.
THE NORTHWESTERN" BATTLE FIELD IN
TERvIEwS WITH vICTORs AND VAN
QUISHED: THE RESULTS AND COMMENTS
UPON THEM-FoURrH PAGE.
ERIE'S ARREST OF JAY GOULD HORACE F.
CLARKS TESTIMONY: Mr.. SCHELI. TO
BEAR WITNESS: vACATING THE ORDER
OF ARREST-FoURrH PAGE.
ON 'CHANGE | THE PRICE OF 'NORTHwEST-
ERN COMMONn LAPSES INTO DOUBLE
FIGURES AGAIN: SETTLING UP: "PRE-
FERRED" AS illegal TENDER:n A
SIMILAR CASE FROM CHICAGO: STOCKS
DECLINE-FIFTH PAGE.
SENATOR CHARLES SUMMERS ARRIVAL HE
INTERVIEWS THEIRS AND GAMBETTA IN
FRANCE AND is INTERVIEWED BY
HERALD "CHIELn IN NEW YORK: VIEWS
ON PROMINENT EvENTS-THIRD PAGE.
ENGLISH PRESS COMMENTS ON STANLEY AND
HIS BOOK-THE DIAMOND FIELDS FRAUD
IN THE wEST-OBITUARY-wEATH RE-
POLICE DECENTRALIZATION THE TROUBLE BE-
TWEEN THE PARK POLICE CAPTAIN AND
THE COMPTROLLER: MILLS AND STEB-
BINS ON THE SITUATION-NINTH PAGE.
CHINESE SLAVE TRAFFICl THE EMPEROR'S
OFFICERS NTERDICT COOLIE KIDNAP
PING-HANDSOME REPULSE OF AN AT
TACK BY EAST INDIAN PIRATES
ELEVENTH PAGE.
CONDITION OF THE OLD SEVENTH WARD
SCHOOL HOUsEi FEARS AND APPEALS
OF THE OCCUPANTs-THE SEARCH FOR
MR.. GEORGE N. PEAY-FIFTH PAGE.
NITROGLYCERINE HOW THE YONKERs DIS
ASTER OCCURRED-THE NASSAU BOAT
CLUB AND ITS OFFICERS-THE OFFICIAL
COUNTY vOTE-OUR HARBOR DEFENcES-
Ninth PAGE,
REAL ESTATEi SELLING THE BANKS PROP
ERTY: OTHER TRANSACTIONS: THE
PRICES-GLIMPSES INTO THE ARTISTS
STUDIOS-LITERARY GOSSIP-FoURTH
PAGE.
COURT PROCEEDINGSi "BOSS" TWEED AGAIN
IN COURT: ALLEGED BANKRUPTCY
FRAUD: GREENTHAL'S APPEAL: WAS
LAGRAvE'S ARREST LEGALs ANDRIE'S
CASE WITH THE JURY--MUNICIPAL-
EIGHTH PACE.
The New York herald., 1872-11-27
General Grant, His Generals and the
People.


People.
Since the early days Of easy warfare, when
iron-clad swordsmen hacked at equally pre-
served foes, as Machiavelli expresses il, ''from
the rising of the sun until the going down
thereof" without any particular result
except awful fatigue on both sides,
there has been jealousy at headquarters. The
instances to the contrary that to our pleading
call come crawling to our mind as we write.
are few and unimportant. Great generals
and great men, when of the stage Of
their particular performance, ore usually
more conspicuous than admirable. Human
passion and human feeling is generally disas-
trous to the best sewed and most glittering
buttons. The swelling bosom Of the con.
scious hero is generally fatal to quiet civil
ian rules of right and wrong. The
man who has once charged bat
terry, put q brigade to fight or
made an army surrender is usually lifted by
the eccentric movements fhis inner conscious-
ness far above the level of his kind. He scorns
opinion he frowns at censure above all and
in defiance Of circumstances he is everything
himself.
Mushroom republics and monarchies tower
ingly built on the shifting sands Of poverty
and crime, have had leaders Of this kind
men who, like the artillery sergeant whom Alex
ander Dumas describes, had the .fe,ir de lis in
Indian ink on one arm and "Vive la Repub-
Houe ~ on the other, and we're, therefore,
ready to offer explanations to sans culotes Of
either party in street fight But in free,
intelligent republic, and under benign
system of government, no such vascil-
lating and pyrotechnic politics is recog-
nized or allowed. Indeed, no general.
no leader of the people, would ever dare to
present himself in such light before the
educated, intelligent Republic which gave him
political being.
1t must be said Of General Grant, our Presi-
dent, that in entering upon his second term
he displays ready disposition to coincide
with the feelings of the great majority Of tho
people who lately voted him into power for
the next four years. Casting aside passion,
favoritism and the many, and perhaps not too
unfrequently pressed evil Influences by which.
from his peculiar position, he is surrounded.
he has entered upon path of duty that
cannot fail, if properly followed up, TO bring
him unmcasured praise. The question OF
the appointment Of major general Of
the army vacant through the death of
| that sturdy hero and savior Of Pennsyk
The New York herald., 1872-11-27

Nrno-GLycEBNE, it has just been demon
strated, by the terrific explosion, with its fright
ful consequences in Westchester, is not an
article to be triied with by foolish boys bent
upon mischief
The New York herald., 1872-11-27

From the special report which we published
yesterday Of the leading points Of the Presi-
dents forthcoming annual Message, and
the despatch printed in another column
Of this issue, there will be nothing in
the document calculated to inspire enthu-
siasm in Young America or to awaken
apprehensions Of perilous changes in the
mind of Grandfather Whitehead. It will
embrace very quiet statement Of the work
ings of the several executive departments
during the year since December last, with just
such recommendations for appropriations and
other Legislative measures as are needed to
keep the government jogging steadily along
without disturbance or interruption at home
or abroad for tho ensuing fiscal year, which
begins on the 30th Of June. The impression
widely prevailing few days ago that the
President would turn over new leaf in his
Southern policy seems to have had no founda-
ton but opjecture. for We are assured that in
the Message of Monday next will be no special
recommendation on behalf Of the South; but
that the whole subject of amnesty, supremacy
of the local civil authorities and SO forth, in
that section will be left to the discretion Of
Congress.
Doubtless the recent political squabbles and
disturbances in Louisiana, Alabama, Arkansas
and some others of the reconstructed States
have had their effect at the White House,
although it is said that, touching the pacifca-
ton of said States, the President has yielded
to the advice of experienced politicians in
concluding to let things remain as they are
for some time longer. It must be borne in
mind, however, that the term Of the present
Congress expires on the 4th of March
with the present term Of the Executive
and that in the short interval the two
houses will have their hands full in the
regular appropriation bills and other rou-
tine measures Of the session. Should the
law be revived under which the new Con-
gress assembled on the 4th of March imme-
diately upon the heels of the retiring Con-
gress, General Grant, in addition to his inau-
gural, may have on the 4th or the 5th some
special recommendations to make to the two
houses Otherwise the new Congress will not
assemble till the first Monday in December a
year hence. 4
In any event, however, the new Senate will
assemble and organize on the 4th Of March,
in order to install the new President of the
body, the Vice President elect, Wilson, and to
act upon such nominations for Office as the
President may have in readiness to submit for
confirmation We expect he will submit to
the Senate on. the 5th of March, if not sooner,
q new Cabinet appointment or two, and per-
haps some two or three nominations for mis-
sions abroad, including the mission to London
and that to st. Petersburg. Meantime, we
Judge from our Washington foreshadowings
that the Presidents Message to the two houses
on Monday next will be as peaceful in its in
structions as Quaker sermon to camp of re-
constructed Apaches.
The New York herald., 1872-11-27

A BRILLIANT FRAUD-Those alleged wonder
full diamond discoveries in Arizona, according
to the latest accounts from San Francisco. Had
the spectators concerned tried their expert
ment on more moderate scale than that of
covering thousands Of square miles with dia-
monds and all sorts of precious stones they
might have caught q good many gudgeona
The New York herald., 1872-11-27

BAD FOR eBRoTHERLY LovE'-The organ
ized league Of rufians in Philadelphia, which,
according to Hugh Maria, is "a band of thor
oughly reckless men associated together for all
forms of crime" And yet they talk Of the
Quaker policy for the Comanches.