Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-02

Tie VIENNA EXPOSITION. The Vienna cor
respondent of the New York Tribune, whose
initials indicate identity with MIR. Bayard Tay-
lor, thus writes OF the burning shame which
mantles every American face that is to be seen
in the Austrian metropolis
'The reot ofthe evil lies behind the 'irregu-
larities'' Of this or, that Commissioner. We
may say that the! chief guilt has been fixed
upon one who is not an American by birth--in
fact, a native of Vienna; but what system is
that which sends hore, to represent us before
the copgrega thirteen Executive Com,
missioncrs, only two OF three. of whose names
have ever been heard by the people of the
United States, FIVE of whom. are Of foreign
birth, and two Of the latter Vienpese2 Some of
the suspended Commissioners | know to be
men Of character and honor, who are deeply
humlliated by their position, 1t is the system
OF rcwarding party! services by ofhce-of put
ting any man into any place-whlch they must
accuse. will say nothing of the absurdity of
Honorary Commissioners, and anywhere from g.
to2O commissioners from each State, forverY few
OF them have any specified duties, aud none OF.
them are recognized by the Austrian officials.
nose who come with purpose and intelligence
Will quietly accomplish their work, while the lg-;
notant and the swaggerers among them are
stripped OF all authority. The Executive Com
mSSsslon, aSsn however, should have Been composed;
T br Snowu KNOW and honored individuals, men fitted
ny pteVlons Ts study or experienes for tbeirplaces,
ers frau uaiIlisd TO meet their felow commission
ob..o'. ..om olner lands on an equal ground OF
E|saac.er E";a aud intelligence. .The New York and
Laro am tiDsS m aud the Credit Mobiler exposure
namo shIsaaS ahraa sufficiently damaged our nationals
oua autpe ca abroad But they were domestic matters,
tnsaj Io' understood here, or only IN very con-
rao,'. ,u way lhls Is black smuteh, thrust di-
o. o.ey before the eyes of all nations, on an oc
nanIl oasNu Snea our .escutcheon should have been
LH puthlshed and proudly held. Every
noueSV and upright American. at home, no riatd
-. VIVA. his party; Will understand our" shame;
t, s"osc VINO make politics a trade and office a
bargain, will not and cannot. " II. : :,
E:nGL'
h0r SAED BATns.-A therapeutist of Lon
eon thuks he has discovered an fnfaAiable cure
Lori iot rhcunlaslsn, the administration Of hot sand
pA'nS. lie claims that the advantage of this
eioue OF treatment consists especially in the
.ae' mat 1t does not Suppress perspiration. like
snc not water bath, but, rather increases it, and
auotiler advantage it possesses is, that it does
not ntefere With the the respiration of the
Fgatent; as doesthc steam bath or Turkish bath.
II Is asserted thstthe body can endure the in
auenco of such {, bath for q much longer, time
ana much higher temperature can also be ap-
Pied. ,H'cantbe used for infants, and permits
Of easy application to a part or to the whole
eoody..: ltithis remedy ,!shall prove ef6eaciou:
Ior so serious an ailment, it will, indeed be q
boon to large class of suffer ;'s...' -.
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In Indiana lately aIady gave brilliant par
Eonthe occasion of the success of her. appli
cation toria divorce. The guests who crowd
Cd her brilliant parlors were enthusiastic ii
their congratulations and on leaving at a lat,
nour each wished the fair hostess many return
OF the happy occasion.