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eilo face. When tho gun was fired. 10 hcarl 1nr
shrieks and would have given tho world to recall rn
minutes. 1Ie then mounted horse, aud made bis way
to hIorlnnna arid tlonco to Tennessee o aso stated
tics cocor,od Wien nA1od who fred thu shot he Ratd
ho wo.i! aFlt Capt Glen Dnnnlng md return IN two
hours, and allo ahonl know R !io ihcn nBkol her Il
Hho Ind toll my ono In regard to his letters. So haa
ilecn,, an1 ho oxclanoa my God, II yon Ind, lo
would hnvo had mo murdered" Lntlscoutn iatl taken
him to 11clc1ln to kill 11indnan Tho 1ettors written
by yaugaan wore shown witneaa ntld identified.
Gu oroHa- examination sho Haih VanHhRn told Judge
wanted, md meant to nvo It. Witness then Gues-
tioucl in regard to the nBsnseinaOn Of her husband,
md waa worry much affected n detailing tho bloody
work, ele wan accompanied n.y. ler Httln aon, VINO
ahot Tired. Chief OF Police Atloy identified tho Let
tors. 1Io said Vaughan told him they wero writ
ten at tn, ipaanco Of, other parties. When
ssc1 VIZ ho d ro19t not re Teusn to
night he said because Tho polico chnaod him when ho
went 10 lilo rpeai office to got tho latter. 1IGd known
prisoner for eight months, frst ns FloworBt then as
Vaughan. 1Iat lroGorod hia services % detectivo
when % sss m h. Tho police oeS yn s si hf Ind
1aat Sunday, Yaugan remarked, "Sou havo fooled mo.
about those 1Iintnan lottors."
Detective 1Iarroy Cranmor tesifed about tho Ba,ro.
Had known prisoner by fa different n1,aacs. Tint
WHOM Vaughan waH nrrescd told him alo Ind written
tho otters but was very reccnt about 1nntterH.
Mrs. Quackenhah, Of NASHVILLE testified that she
was mother Of tho rriaonor, and that Ills name was
Lowfs Vaughan. .-.-
Several othcr Witnesses introduced, but not-
ing Of Importance was elcttcd Several dopoations
vcre Offered to provo tho prisoner was at work at
saors Nest UlnrlBvile Tcn., at tho tio Of tito
murder.
After lengthy argument, Judge Holaoy remandcd
tho prisoner TO jail toawnt arcquistfon from tho Gov
ernor Of ArknnBaa, which Is OH tho way.
, 1873-04-21
LOUISIANA.
| official Correspondence Concerning
tho TroubicA In Grant Parish.


Official Corresponu concerning
tho TROUBLES In Grant Parish.
wAaunoros. Apsil l0.-Ihs following slspseh w. vas
bewelI issstai: A'f' ''''' 'D'''sA '''' 'A''a' A'
NEW onIEAxs, April 10.
"a; ouar;er: n n a. uI thc 1rmy, Washiasioa D. C.:
Instructions Of lie acre,ury ct War Of this date
received to sa asnqp to stsaes q ss1 yss.
.ssrera. II VIII be- seen by tlcso that lad deter
mined e ae under authority Of to Rrssiaons oraer
o sf s % Ss an At ss'n anea saea ai ess ssG
n M 1sss us,ea t sts as ss sn, In
PARISHES. and hayo orIorod troopn to Monroe and
k1axandsis, Louisiaaa. 10 ac posso sonetatua 10
ra para the ststc, stas ho ihsbiy of ths ,ssai
f''.' foro bo seen I'D low Important It Is Tint I
sS os Of navs s 5h a' 1asrucons 1 s' Of Ills dao would
s aea sss Il hs u as tS sass
Ma1 now n o Keoea xe pes a Gd
on '' "0 uo"%'' o1 # E,fonx se,olnno @ GonIpsndinn
tho sssssp ss svs o SSsp 5sssivs
acn "q s5orua,,. ~ M ia m foows: ~'' N1'
"Tho rrcsilent dlrests you to prevent any violent
ss sss IT, %sF has afsisa h' a'n
eS s o s sa s by ?, oe
tarr"1 IN mo hcv tn NV lint tlo ordor Of Rs rresi
dart sonyeysi in tlo Telegram Of tho Gonera, Of
tho, arjst,nr circm,natn,,ces Of nar1ic,,-
lar casc. rofcrs only to tho Govsrnmont
nY Kclaoa s shic IL tin Goyorment ri is aea ria
t:oonn conia ndina ia by said order directed to pro-
tnt il from hoitg oycrtrown or tcrfcrod with iii its
siirect functfons by violence, In regard to To-
cal disturbaucea Of the peaco In tho stntc,
not direct violent ancks tho contral organization
Ik lin Ifyn{f uF
lst iust. of tho Acting Secretary Of War, directing
him to sid Tho tJn!tod statcs authorities
, 1873-04-21
CANADA.

sptefa1 Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
OTTAWA, Out, Aprs! l9.-Tho IIo1. Joaeph Howe,
some timo member Of tho Cabinet, has withdrawn
tcretrom. and leaves to-any for hin own Province,
IL understood that hiH will bo tho Hon. James
Tic Legislative boi.cs Of Manitoba md tho North.
west Territories hnVc presented the
Tic t3eunto has at length disposed Of tho Puetao
Railway question, md adopted tile following amend.
cnt to Senator McPhcraons resolutions, by vote Of
Resvired That under tho powors conferred by Par,
having granted charter anil contract to compuny to
construct the Pacific Railway, which charter and con-
IN full 5es T. II w ysw
faith with British coln1nba, having, regard 10
tho terH upon which that Province united itself with
on tho table Of tho House, md that tho Hos,ao there
foro proceed to tho order Of tho day noxt after sad
resolutions.
Tho Honorable Tiliey'a motion to lcgazo tho Issue Of
dohonturcs for tho completion Of the ship canal III
Lake ST. Peter, Montreal receives much onposl
tlon from tho Quebec intoreut.
Tho Grand Trunk arrangements act meets with strong
MoNrnEAn, April 1o.-The Goyernor-Gcneral has
hcen petitiuned form Commission Of Inquiry Of tho
facs submitted to tho Court Of Qucas Bench regard
Ing tho condition OF Edward Coatca for nrao, tho Pc
NtIoner claiming TO hayo established his innocence.
TonoNro April 1O.-A woman named Armstrong,
yesterday, ahot gervnnt girl who was IN Illicit intor-
course with hor husband She Il likely to I've though
sho has lost her eye, au ID auiIering con6!deraby
Tho Canada Air Limo Railway Is closed to traffic for
tho present to permit of ballnsting.
rho Dominion Government have abolished the tolls
ton toni Day =, Canal Jana 1t the lend of Lake Ontario.
dispatch to the G{obo from Fort Garry, Manitoba,
announces that tho Sioux InIan acaro report was got
up by tho Hudson Bay Company, to profit their own
business.
Seeding has commenced in tho wcatorn part Of that
province.
HA11rAx, April 1o.-Tho two hanks which suspended
at Liverpool N. g., expected to resume businoss
shortly. -...,
merucd also e greater part Of Grinlntown, tho sie
walks Of which hsyc oated nwny, and boata are paa-
died about tho streets. At the village OF La Prairie,
owing to tho sudden rso Of the river, tho leo was
driven In with great yioonce aud destroyed number
Of houses. M lives luat,
, 1873-04-21
WALL STREET..
Review OF t1lo Money, Go2ds Dond,
Stock, and Produce N1nriScts.

Review OF tho Money, Gold, bond,
Stock, and Produce Markets..
Spcciul Dispateh to The Chicago Tribune.
NEW IonE, April 10.-Tho lido las turned in Vail
street with rush, and tlo danger IL, tha. W.
shall soou 10 suffering from extreme buoyancy, in-
stead Of extreme depression. With RELAXATION III tho
money strngenCy, Government bonds Aavo advanced
2@3 per cent Foreign exchange s fully ~ per sent
stocls IRON 5 10 10 per cont, takng this mornings
prices tho highest, and TLursaay mornings as tho
iownst. Tho advance III Bccllrca aec1ns too sharp,
not 10 bo followed by downward reaction before tde
market can be said to be aettlel.
Money WAS decidedly easier Rgain to-day, and rntcs
Of Interest on call loans raMgod from 1lo por uom to
6par GENT rer annun.. Tho o1proaa companies re-
Tho bnnk statenont aLows gratifying gain In legal
tenders, aud lie ba,ts Tonight arc no doubt much
averago is rsiug one, aud tho banaB viii probably
gain largely next wost. Mercantile Mpor is favorably
soco, aid tic Indications aro TINT no1t week prime
.ns,nea will 10 III good domand at 10@12 por cent.
Tic stock market was leas active and excited than
on Yesterday tAu Interest centerfua in few Of the
A1a, Wcatern Union, Nov York central, Lake shose
prices Of tho week reachep tho adyanco for tho
doaa wsro only fraction below tho highest point,
s' s .ss sses sas s s s s Ysf; s @ :; merchandise and
aoyernmonta ut the close wero fraction ofr from
tho highest ricea of tho week. Sales OF 1a87s wore
n,ale ut l1D3s aganst 12o!f curly III the tlay. -
EXCHANGE.
Foreign exchanges were strong and higher, leading
banGers having advanced toir rates to 1U8 for sixty
days and 1O9z< for slgh. Tho business, which was
Rnal ut ratcs cioso OIL to tho asking quotations.
PRODUCE. .,.
For flour tho inquiry moderate, but low grados
wera steady. Medium and chotro spring wheat, or
tras wero moro nlcnty, aud earlier. Winter
wheat extras wcrp not 80 freely Of
forcd No and aupcrfno met with q
fair deuId at.a doelfno. Salea, G,6GO br!a Wheat
ruled dull aud heavy for ordinary spring. and copar-
ntiyely firm but quiet fer good apring Winter waA
extremely Hcarcc With sales Of ~ GOO bu. FORK
agatu higlor, with moderate huanosu at aSanco
with saea Of t00O brIs Mt s!ooo for NOW caa IN
Tho whoegHlo way; $l9.a5 Tor do IN tho jubbng, aud
tl7.05@ 100 for Western mud city prime meas. cnt
ncata generally quiet, but prices ruled steady.
| Dry saltGd shoulders are quoeabla ut 8.0D@
s.b0. uorea llama, 20 n,S, sold at IKE,
showing an alyan9e. w, g. bacon waa firm mud 1ot,
| cloar Business SaR rather quiot. Lard was only
moderately actiye but rn will sales Of ubout 900 tea
ut 3lUGIYHo for Western and Dc for city, Muy s
| hold At 91{c, with 5-l0o ltd.
, 1873-04-21

TIE COMPROMISE WITH r1fELrs, DODGE co.
WAsll1SoToN, D. G., April 19.-8onutor Bout
woll was interviewed today regarding tho COM
promise with Phelps, Dodge Il Co., Of New
York, for s271, 900 on tho cllargo ngaiust TINT
firm Of uuderyaluation Of invoices. l1o denies
that tho compromise waa a forced ono. WLon
mn invoice is tainted with frand III my part, the
whole invoice is liable to seizure aud confisca-
tion. Tile ofrenses charged wore ANAL in COM
attached to invoices amounting to over $100, ,000
The nattor was vol worloa up by the sl,ccia
ngonts and Eoyeral invoices amounting to $27l 600
wero charged as undorvalued. pholps, Do1go
4; Co. wrote nj onco to tho Secretary Offering to
ray tho whole amount, but assorted their inmo-
cei,co Of any fraud or fraudulent intent. Tho
Secretary did not entertain tho proposition q
moment. lIo aaid tho Government did not
stand in tho attitude of Q bully, or letermined to
take advantage Of citizon; that the matter
should so to tho courts, whore tho defendants
would hayo MI opportunity Of proving their I'LL
nocenco. Ho further stated that tho Do
partmcnt never compromised with parties
claiming to bS 's nn9sent and 9ny upon
taincd. Upon this tue firm forwarded their
check for @971 000 Withdrew their formor letter,
and thus virtually admitted TINT all tho clnrgoa
wero truo. Mr, Boutwell, wag not satisfied with
this settlement. lie wnntcd it to 60 to the
courts, but all ho nako1 waa conceded. Tho ro-
quest to 70 to court waa rafusod. and it waB not
tho sccrotary's funoral. Generally tho innocent
man who In charged in this way by the govern
mont, ingists upon going to court and dciayg tho
final payn,ont until 10 u compollcd to
aottlo. 'Tho explanation OF Phelps, Dodge l. Co.
is looked upon by tho Treasury officials US o
wcuk dovico to gain public approval OF tholr
course. .
PENNSYLVANIA POLITICS.
Tho Philadelphia Press of to-dny Inns m edi-
torial demanding the organization Of Q now party
in Pennsylvania to protect tho people from tho
railroads, tho rings, and tho political sharpcrb
who arc enriching themselves at tho exponse Of
tho people. 1t states that, so long as tho party
organizations ayo kept up in thoir present
state. tlloro ca1l DO no reform Or re-
lief It ndluccB tho last Legislature US
evidence to show TINT nothing can bo expected
but corruption from tho nopublicans.
Tho friends OF John A. Bingham aro conti-
dentIy claiming TINT ho will ethor bo appointed
to the Japanese or italian mission in tho course
of the next fow months.
UNPAID SCHOOL TEACHERS.
Tho school tencllers hero hnd L meeting to-day
to talso aorne action with regard to their pay
which IL now several months in arrears, notwitll-
standing tho fact TINT an appropriation was
1nado by tho Legislature Of the District, at it's
lust scseion, to provide for their salarioH.
Tho money, nB Inns boen heretofore
stated was otherwise used by the
District authorities. The 1neotipgpa passed d roso-
luton that tho IcgiBlaturobo petttlonod to pass
q law providing TINT srch part OF tho taxes nH IL
appropriated for tho payment OF toacher's sn!a-
rios bo sot apart and Haoredy hold for that sole
| LEO md uurt)OH0.
, 1873-04-21

Tho Goodrich N1yatery 80 The Gn4-
STRIKERS want to Go to tEOrll..l1eld
ffar sH'rfta1s


Special Dfapateh to Tie chir1qo Tribune.
NEW yonK, April le..-'rae father Ut Charles b. M Cool
rlrl, who nystcriuuHly murdered III Brookyn,
short tins ngo, Walled tho Coro,crs Office to.lay,
and askc to be permitted to see thu pistol found "
lila Aons se. Ilo said no knew hs son'a pistol we'll
wo tle hltt Of Ills sons was white. Tho authorities
have all aloEg beeu proceeding OIL tho belief TINT tho
sad Il loukea very much 1!ko It, Tie dacoyory 1t ii
thought Will afford a ncsror clue to tho murderer
NEW YoMK, April lD.-AIr. james III. Brown, Chnir-
nan Of tho Committee Of Bcyenty stated hnt tho Com
ee y. It's meeting tonight, a1opted rcaolutiolls ~
vorlng tbs new clarter %hole, nlthotBh eon,D
clauses wero Objectionable otab'y thut ona which
.nakes part Of illo orgnmo Iaw tho rotonon Of cor.
tain men In office. Gov. Dix will, however, he naked
by tho Uonnltco 10 HnnrtIon Tho charter and make It
alaw ita rasaago by o Legislature Il good eyienco
that the people, when they choose to make their power
1nan,lcnt, aro Brernr to any combination Of ncr0 poll
tc!als. mir, Brown regards tho clartor, in many re-
apccts, a. q genuine triumph os Tho ooA'mistoo OF
BUyenly. ~. .-.
Steamship CalaEra, wAirh started for liverpool to-
day, returned this evening with machinery disabled
, 1873-04-21
Examination of tho supposed MUIR
iHerer Of Gen, Flinl snnll.


MlMrn1s, Tenu., April l9,-I.o,lis Vaughan, ALA"
Frank Burdet charged with tho assassination OF uen
IIlulman At lielena Ark, tle night Of bept. III
lsBa waA brought before Judge Ha!soy Of tAo Second
Circuit Court, today. on writ Of habeaa corhns. y.
D. Adams appeared on behaf Of tho prisonor and Judge
Charles ". Albums and Col. Coyco Young for tho
prosecutions Mrs. Mary llinaMan, wito Of
tho deeraacl,, was tho principal Wltneas.
Hhc idcntlAed thu prisoner as the man
calling hinsof Frank I,rdes olnming to DO thp son
Of former Poco COMMISSIONER aud who 4ud wrlten
her several letters asking her TO cons to hemphia md
10 would reveal s whole lo of ts aasassat'oa "a o.
to lor 1t the hotel and told hor IN tho prosonco Of
Judge Morgan thnt tho party who Ai'lel aen. u. was
hir0ll 10 do It by john r. MIore and Dr. Lilttecuf.
Of Helena Tint hA motive !n ,scosng tho plot was
partially from conscience hut priaeally f9on reyenge
~ DR.. Icthcculn had tried poison hin last Huner1
wo,, TO was sick that on tle night Of tho assasana
ton he and tlo man who rad tho shot, after load!ng
tho 0uuera!s housc, wo,t o tho yurd, leaving Icn-
tLcru,h holding tho Aorrce outside. 1o aaw tile uo.
eraa through to Window. sitting IN = rockng,tlnif
smoking hlG pipe. !Iis lack WIS 10 them, ana thry
went to another window where they had view Of his
, 1873-04-21
NGxv Postal Regulations.

WARRINGTON, April 19.-Tl.s thirl section Of tho
roasal Appropriation act Of ast aeEsion rcleala MI
laws permitting tho transmission by nnil Of any FREQ
Mntter whatever, from mud nftor June 10. Under
this law, quarterly. prepay,nensa Of poatago
will be required OIL a!l Newspapers, Exchanges ai,d
country noWspArora tho 1s now, mud will bo
then required In ths Of I'LL mn!l s,ibacrptlona,
namely: cents per 1uArlor for weekly newspapers,
10 cents sr quar,er for lalara published s1 tmeA
daily rarera. prepayment por quarter. per
year, 10 DO mnae e!tl.er ut thu o1lco
wlcra mailed at ilo oIca where delivered, In other
woy.ld, tic rulo will be applied to all newspapers,
by Wl1unlkDeIor sent Or rccglYGtl.
, 1873-04-21

tl1o 12th Of February last Within wcek ho was In
dnccd TO consult regular objective Of ha city, uaoa
10 discovered diam6nd-rlng which had been atoen
from him OIL tho finger of Tho detective. He thoro+
Zig real of tho plnn1nr, which wna done day or two
ater sho of'cor pretending to lavo received from
detective declined to aeeut1 hundred. .ollar It'll fo1
nqf
, 1873-04-21

PEORIA, ILL.,, April l0.-'rse National Democrat OF
this city will contnn tomorrow morning tho eecrot
correspondence between thu 1sey. Workman aud Mrs.
Hodges murdered at Eureka, ILL.,. Tho lultera pruya
beyond dontt tho guilty md criminal nterconTo, II
uot tia absolute contamination ct thclr Intentions,
showing Workman to he VI Tho nst liucniiols,
vol an tie greatest scoundrel OF tho age.
, 1873-04-21

GEonoErowN, Dol, April 1o.-lho Jury In tho
caao Of tho negro, Joe Burton, on trial FOR co,a-
hitting rupo on tho litllo daughter Of Mr..
I.a1,ks, of lluhobatl, today rendered II verdict
Of guilty, and l}urton waH Bontenccl to DO
hanged OH Jualo goth uext
, 1873-04-21

MAcK1HAc, Mtch, April 19.-Therc Is no change In
tho condition VI tho leo.
Tho weather IL clear with tho wind from tho north
weat, blowing freHll.
. All BAuLE, April 10.-Tlo wind Ia northwest and
fresh,
Tho leo is rapidly leaving tho Blorc.
Northern Transportation l!no boasv bound Tor Chi-
cago.
pEonrA, ILL.,, April 10.-The sesner st. John arrived
hero this morning, lliyer falling alowy.
, 1873-04-21
GERMANY,

BERLIN, April 1o.-princo Albrocht, nopfiew OF the
Empcyor, wis marrIea to-day to Princess Mary, Of
gaxe-Mtcnburr, rho ceremonies were OF grand
character Tkls evening tho royal couple 'sero escort
cd from tho wlhto hall to the nuptiat chamber by
torrll-li.l procession.
, 1873-04-21
Cuba

HAVANA, April 17.-Au official telegram announces
the eleat Of .le nsurgent band OF Caxto 0arca, on
tic 18th. Gen. HIguc1n0 ghatcB that twcnty-Ono III
surgents and four apanarda woro killed., aud thirtecn
6pau!atlB wounded,
, 1873-04-21

nAAr1ou N, O., April 19.-1n tearing down MI o,,t-
building ii tho Farloro House, to-.!ay, Nathan
Field, co!ote1 waiter. founa parkage continuing
somu &c, 900 III old Hlno notcn md Confederate
bond4 mn, $500 III guild al silver also, two watches,
NJ clue to when hu lactage waa placed there, or by
whom, can 10 Asceylaiugl,
, 1873-04-21

OTTAWA, Ont, April 10.-A private despatch haa
lsc, roctye here to-day saying that the Pope died ou
Mo,ay lpet but that Tho fact laa boeu kept secret to
nroi ni,y public agitation respecting s successor u"
III thu uatier should tayo been decided III Rome.
, 1873-04-21
GREAT BRITAIN,

LONDON, April 10.-Ono hundred tho,,sand sover-
eignH wero taken from tho Bank Of England to-day for
ncnts will lead to al Increase tho bank rate OF dis
coulIt.
, 1873-04-21
TliRKEY.

CoNarAnr1NopLE, April 1D.-The railway between
CoNBtantinope aud Alrianople haa been completed,
aud trains arc now running.
, 1873-04-21

New YonE, April 19.-A pannma letter Of tho It'll
toof place haEo Oh tho morning q r.
9Th lnat, headed by 8enor Mzlnra, commander Of tlo
state troops, aud half brother Of o1Presdcnt Corroo
80. Tho revolution commenced IN Arabal, whoro tho
rovolutionlsta declared In fayor OF Denlazo
Ceryera, former. project Of Aapinwall, rs pro-
ytatonal President. Cervera is also n relative
Of coEreogo Tho Royoutoniata cntcred tho city and
without opposition. II was known tho evening boforo
that revolution would take place, and word was sent
10 tho Interior by atea1ner tho 4tl. On tho 9Th
colllaon look place betwceu tho National and State
troops arising from demand lnae by Col. Vcgel, Of
thu Nntionai forces, for tho custody OF President
Hera. Ono on eacl dido was htllo'l, ,.,,
Ccrvora Inns issuol hia proclamation aa
n,rea.lolt, backed nIy tho ssato troops:
national troops, proclalmu himself President Cor
reoso now Minister to Cuntral Alncrica resides In
China. 1Io will roklrn tho 4h TO Panama, when,
no doubt, tho general election will 10 held, and ho
will 10 declared tho Constitutional President.
Tho United Gtatcs steamer Kansas has nrrivod Lero
from Groytown.
NEw Yonx, April 1o.-Tho pnnama Star and Herald
enyB families arc packing up md looking for
places OF refuge from tho city, believing that tho
party outside to walls will execute tho tlroats OF fire
and nlaughtcr, freely indulccd In by their leading
orltorB.
, 1873-04-21

Nnw -Yonx, April 10.-A Sunday paper haa
story Of q wealthy gentleman OF this city,
named Tslnt, WHO wsa robbed u $l,ov0 worth,
, 1873-04-21
Am 111.EufpfI Tf&.NNC11

An lll-EnteA Vesncl.
hrELnounNE, April l0.-The ship Al1rtsus. OF aud
from iIanburt with number Of rn!Eraus, arrived
hero to-ay During ilu voyage thirytwo Of tho pss.
seugsrn died mud the Captain committed suicide,
, 1873-04-21
FOREIGN.
SAN SALVADOR,

,,.. ~ ~" v'se"'" -
PANAnA, April 11.-Tho Intelligence received hy pro-
vloH 1nalla from tho north Ia not ou1y confirmed hut
comca to c!mnx viii In ouiiro 1os,rrct,or or H.,
con,t,, NJ HI, aa'a Wy. .'o .ns'.u u. .ns
p's. s,. y. oa oA''a"or anat rum! o1 population
or forty thousand people. Tho first really
violent alook occurred on tho 4tl1 Of
AInroh nt about 6 n. M. ,1c.,rovpo nnrv houeca.
Tho akng continued at freaurnt iuioryuln until tLo
morning of the lo, Wien, al n. Ill.,, Two light
anoe1S succeeded by heavy QUO, destroyoth entire
e's. 81. ,,.
eopopango 1Apango, Ban Tomas, and santa Teca
hayo nll suffered In n csacr crtont ns
veil ma ovorv .,,rp ,.,,,,,,. o.''A. I.,,a ~
~ ,rron,+, s.,s,.. ''". M.'nih tao'.a
~ t"cnT nntcs' fortunately owing to
tho alarm Of tho4th, such residents aH had not left
tho city living In tho patola or In tho public paza
hence fhc nu,otor ~ ,,,o. rt thn,, ,ro,t ,raa ~,
nsca nr ta ,,s, oa '1usn so.t H.. %nn n. ~"
, 1873-04-21

C0AA4t4ys
COMPLIMENTS.
Tho EDITOR Of the Baltimore Americaa-1 hopo
for Ills own good-has lost hln grip on the Fou-
eral Offices OF baltimore, ,wheru tho CreHwoll
faction now wholly controls. 30 much for q
great denl of aycophancyl
Harlan's Washington Chronicle recently sought
to diButor The body of Joseph QAleH to glyo
itself editorial responsibility; failing in which,
1t haa employed Mini" 3. +. pooro to attack
the profession Of journallHn at large. of him
It may he said, in tho words Of Arteinua Ward
~ Ho had but ono tooth, and yet this yonerablo
man played OH tho bass-drll1n."
Tho Boston Globe ia q h1lccoHs to tho oxtent Of
invading tho province Of that remarkable polit-
which, for tho tiret yoar In its history, stops
summor dispatches from Washington in 1878.
Along with immature veal al!tl carly peaa comes
tho Kansas aagasi1e referring t. tho rocont .'
production Of u writer who, If not already no.
{orious, would require no anuwor hero." Tho
bad manners Of tho longitude attach
to I'll tlu juvenile , aerial: yhieh ,h H. req requested
bor, aud received It. Had followed my bont,
whicl, ia to temper the artclo to tho siorn lamb,
should havo described Kanaaa politicn! 1nora!a
as they affected uB ut tho Heaboard: Tho
hls pocket. taking t1ouchor from the reforinor
and lilorary hen-wron, ingalls,, oyor tho grayo OF
Jim Lime; in tho background, oaldwoll, York,
! Subsidy Pom, and Bid Clark arc erecting church
III tlO AQGk 11uD lhtlub lOF ltit INV NI AAl4uCll
nnd tho rest pf the population il writing lottern
| to hollator Edmond 1loaa, threatening lin with
assassination it lie does not commit perjury
to tho oxtent Of voting for JohnBol'B conviction.
| Nothing IL charged for tlllB aoconl gratultous
| contribution
l THE supEnSCnlpT1oN OF CESAR.
1t III diHaereeahlo to iloar olco-holtlora under
tho Administration oxproBs thanlsolyos nll-
guardcdly at tin,ca about the country. While
abating nothing Of tlleir dislike to people who
undertake to disturb tho purity security, tAoy
frankly say TINT the country IL about being
beachod tilat Communism, IL developing md
| organizing to aueh MI extont as to co,,,itoract
cal partIea attati, tint, in twenty years, NO
will coeao to buy anything from Europe, and will
got no European oniigiaton and tllnt we must
and face Asia, and teat tho security Of our nyn-
ton, under Anlatlo immigration: TheAo things
chow that nndor morely purity discipline, will,
| tho present Executive standing as tho high
example, affairs aro losing consistency, mid
The very stability OF tho country il loprougt, d
by tho ullor want Of capacity ut tl.o
top. Much laughter has beeu bestowed
OH Joln l'ylor, Mllard Fillmore, and Frank
Pierce, and some other gontlomon who suc-