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New-York tribune., 1873-05-20
CRIMINAL NOTES.

Charles Clark and James Moran were coinntteu lI,s
yserj.v nv Jndg Birby At the Yorkve Police oonrt
taTv Tor 20 DAYS on charge BY Lieut. schoho M o ,bs
Park Police that knocked down and om IA
fault Of 300 bail charged with stealing soda-WA'ef '0uN
John Cornish. ~ -,
Tn the Tombs Police Court, yesterday, Cnailes ,ss
Rogers age a. was committed for attempting TO enter
Ha1or store Of Andrew Bshoh at No O'ettL be was
morning burglars Jimmy found In his possession ~ AZ. a.
srrested MARY Enrigh sge 49, domestic, Wm ,s,s q
legged stealing Of clothing worth 62, from her employer
sensendon, Of No ia West ThiryhntsI -,
At the Jefferson Market Police Court yestetudy, 1 ~
Thomas Smith Broadway, oonmu 20 u5t Iirtv.
G Coz fr stealing is from Sullivan Of No 6J Wes,
thri Henry sIeinbergh held for eruinnoh NJ fs0
quantity Of eap 6ning his employer Samuel Cghh -,
Souh Phbaye Herkemeier held IN F'VV ioi S'b
on Sunday at No. ll6 West Fourthst ..
The following persons pleaded guilty yesterday IN
The Cont Of General Sessons Kate Connolly, gnna
fenced to the State Prison ~ Michael blt BI
Williams attempt grand larceny q years aeh IN s Psn
William Wele attempt grand larceny, y years s" s,.
Michael Kennon petty larceny months PeniieniiaI
larceny and months State Pnoa''' M4J N0 "
tempt at grand larceny. year Pentenharr
The following cases were tried in General Sessions -
vestr.v Assistant district Attorney on appearing Tor te M
EACH James Grogan commit sodomy vas
state Prison for i've W y KNITTING appeared or h
lanes Cassidy Jointly indicted with Frank Clark anu ,
Fecke was charged with burglary the third degree IN % R s
Of Frankenhaler. merchant
nue. b. between Fourth and ihsts the night nay % and
40 var of eassimers and They were iouhl ~
sentenced 10 State for The sane oonne
Jobn Hogan charged with robbng BlNard NJ Oooails On
xicbsv of his gold watch the evening OF Apnl Ws
uilv and sentenced Prison Edmond %
ead for the prisoner Fay charged with ieonols
nJ berv upon Terrence MaoT sabbng him with tlo on
Feb rs in LIQUOR store ghthsL, near he'huA" "A
acquitted Edmond 4. Price defending him
New-York tribune., 1873-05-20
DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS.
TUESDAY. MAY 20.

TUESDAY. MAY 20
Mak for Havana direct steamship Moro Castle close
Supplementary Mail Pier No - n r. cOsd al 1850
Steamship sails at 3 . from Pier No. % n 4.
Mails or Panama AspnWal Central American South
steamship Rising
ship sails at " ~. from Pier No y n. H.
WEDNESDAA. MAY a.
Mails Barope Queeus,oEn and Liverpool steamship
Wyoming close 1922 Supplementary M Tier No 20 ~
r. ll:O steamship sails al 1880 from PieI No
20 n. H.
A Prusaan Closet Mail IL sent bs this Line
direct, Bremen. bT the steamship
America. close II seamsh sails At n, from oot Of Third
IT,. loboken.
hall fr Nassau ~ p, and Havana, per the steamship Cuba
Supplementary Mail Pier No. ~ H. closed al
2:5O y. IA. Steamship sails At 3 p
THURSDAY MAr r.
snD HohuA close at II Supplementary Mai Pier foot o
Thrit Hoboken. s closed at sieamshp sa from
Pier foot Of Thiri-sL, Ilohoken.
A Piusasn Closed Malls sen by this line.
All etten depoiel In Supplementary Malls be prepaid with
double posagcl
Malls avAna direct and Metoo steamship City Of
oOo al q. m Supplementary Mail Pier
3 closed at z 90 D Steamship sails At D.
Mails for Bermuda by the steamship Albemae close at
B.eamship sails al IA, from Pier No. ~ IN H.
FRIDAY. MAN
Mails st. Thomas Branl the Argentine Republic rdies
by the steamship south America close Al Steamship
D. IN from Pier No. q H.
Mall Tor Hay. steamship weybos.et close Al D. m
May letters the steamship intended
By Supplementary Mails mast be prepaid double postage
stamps will be received bJ the CLERK In charge
sal for sfaI n g. closed Al the 6eEYork
dAy st o. m. aud goes via Boston
Mails Tor Newfoundland close the
day Steamship sails from Portland Me on satoriay al
m. Due New Yort FRIDAY at6p
Letter postage ell the West Ind eIeep when rong direct, will
be 10 oen the half ounce PApe cent. each which prepaid
New-York tribune., 1873-05-20
FEDERAL PRACTICE.

THE TAINTOR, GRAHAM, AND CALENDAR CASES.
In the United States Circuit Court, yester-
day. Judge Benedict presiding f. l.. TaintOr, indicted
for embezzng funds from the Atlantic National Bank,
pleaded not guilty and his counsel John Sherwood ana
John f. Burrel obtained leave 10 move to quash on
Thursday the case TO GO to trial next Monday, IL the
motion be denied.
Ex-senator william NJ. Graham. indicted for en-
bezzng funds from the Waikiki National Bank pleaded
not guilty. and the request of his counsel eXJudge
Fullerton the case was for trial Monday, June
In the case of Charles Calendar indicted for accepting
brlbo as a Bank Examiner his counsel, Joseph Bell,
read an affidavit to the effect that D. Randolph Martin,
one of the witnesses for the defense on his way
home from South America and permission was gwen 10
have the case called again on next Monday.
Baibonds were forfeited in the following cases F. T..
Andrews sending obscene literature through the mail
Anthon Moler, smuggling jewsharDs into this port
Motions in arrest OF judgment denied in the case
OF Dr. Julius i. Julien found guilty OF sending obscene
literature through the mall and in the case OF Charles
Heyt convicted of offering 10 act as straw Da simon
completely in the alleged Spring Valley DIS
e frauds pleaded not 106ctsd sd 6r i1G ike of
fense was trial next Tuesday. The case OF VII
liam H. Bucke, indicted for sending sawdust circu
lars through the mail, set for trial on THURSDAY
with leave to 10 quash before that time. Judge
Benedict reserved his decision the motion 10 qnash
the indictment against John W. Wright charged win
presenting false papers 10 United States officer. De-
csOn was also reserved the motion t. CUash IN the
case Of Christian Yetter, charged with carrying on
distlleTy without fling proper bonds Joseph Ben Tor
the motions Assistant United States DstricAttorney
Purdy represented the Government in all OF these cases
The examination of Ann Erras and Martyr Cashln
charged with firing, of Buenos Ayres, me Amercan
bark May NJ. Bird was continued before Commissioner
Shields without eclting any evidence tending 10 snow
the origin OF the fire. Assistant United states Dstlc
Attorney Denike for the Government ana b. f. Russell
the defense
New-York tribune., 1873-05-20
DECISION AGAINST A MONEY LENDER.

An interesting case of alleged Overreachng
by money lender just been decided in the General
Term Of the Court OF Common Pleas, to which tribunal
the money lender appealed and which has just decided
against him. From the history of the case it is shown
that in 1870 Andrew Bovine sought loan Of 5000 from
c. b. Le Baron on a mortgage on the premises No SOi
springst, executed by himself and his mother she
being possessed of eestate and he Of the fee in re-
mander. lie Baron, in August, 1870, gave BOVINE two
checks one for and another for $780, and Bovine
and his mother executed a deed Of the property TO
Le Baron giving him possession. Bovine received
the money on the e. check, but required 10 in
dorse the lie Baron. who retained $40. OF
which be used 20 taxes and assessments
upon the place $50 to lie BarOns lawyer and $40 TO
cover other alleged expenses In December Bovine ten
dered LIE Baron 81 and demanded the property claim
ing that the convey ance made as mortgage and
nat upon the money being repaid in four months with
Interest the prOperty-On which lie Baron was mean
while 10 collect the rens-was 10 be decided back lie
Baron refused though this way his gain 100 per
cent saving the property absolutely his. great
deal fruiess negotiation followed, until in April, l5
Bovine sued Baron the Court of Common Pleas 10
recover the property. In November following "a
compromise was effected. and the suit discontinued
on his written stipulation TO make recOnveyance.
After had done the S2500 having been repaid 10
him. IL found that the taxes and assessments, con-
rary his assertion had been paid but he refused
10 refund the $3.50 retained for such payment because
not mentioned in the stipulation. Mrs BOVINE promptly
sued him the $3.50 the First District Court Judge
Quinn allowed evidence that lie Baron had asserted that
the taxes paid, and that the stipulation was made
on that basis, and judgment for Mrs. Bovine lie
Baron appealed ana the Court OF Common Pleas yester-
day afiir med the judgment OF the District Court.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-20
prevailed by vote OF II to O. and tho Board 'non p'
oeedod TO discuss other business.
THE COURTS.
A REAL ESTATE QUARREL
CURIOUS CONTEST BETWEEN LANDLORD AMI
TENANT

A REAL ESTATE QUAhhEh
A CURIOUS CONTEST BETWEEN LANDLORD AND
TENANT.
The troubles of a BOwery merchant lorii Ill
intcrestipg case which was begun yesterday, Deiore
Judpo MoneI and n iury in the Superior Court FROM
the story ~ the plaintiff Benjamin Leyene IL appears
that in Nav 1870 he was occupying the premises NO 26o
nartlv as a crockery store and partly as dwell
, Iossing them from Samuel Mllington, who was the
-. -, tho owner and defendant, Edmund ii. Wyman.
NJ, uevman wishing to rebuild, asked the plaintiff 10
T., ,n his lease Ieyene refused unless he could have
t,o erst choice I'm the new building. The owner de-
cI,nod and Ieveue refused to yield Then Weyman
threatened TO pull the house down his head, and
subseouently taking advantage OF fire In the prem
ses began 10 carry out his threat by tearing the build
ing 10 pieces in which process Levenes property was
damaged the extent OF $780, and the suit Is brought
The defense shows different story. Weyman states
that the fire referred to, which occurred on March %,
1870 completely destroyed that portion OF the Du-
ing occupied by Mngon, before he leased to Levene,
as % render il untenable; that he decided TO rebuild
and MngOn agreed TO surrender the premises Levene
promising TO put up with any arrangement Wilmington
might make. The next time, however, ne Went 10
MlmgtOn, expecting TO have the lease Cancelled tne
latter said he had rented his part TO Levene, who would
there was collusiOn, and determined 10 resist
it he wrote to the superintendent OF OF
he then learned that half dozen others had already
held consultations there in regard to the same Dudhg
Believing that OF these were his friends ne was NOT
much surprised when Mr.. Armstrong, the surveyor on
man accordingly with the consent OF Levene aue INC
building SAFE and took down the two chimneys as IL
was hazardous attempt TO prop them up, and IL was
while this being done that the injuries 70 Levehe
property occurred although TO no such extent hs h
vene claims. The is still In progress, Henry Dail
r., appearing for the plaintiff ana H. ana u d. De"'
rua "A dpfp
New-York tribune., 1873-05-20
A BANKRuPrcY PETITION CASE.

The case of petition to place person in
bankruptcy before the United States District Court at
Montgomery, Ala, some weeks ago, and which de-
MED the ground that cotton losses occurred when
there was DO actual delivery taken petition
for review before Ju0ge Woods u s. Circuit Court
he gave opinion yesterday dsmssing the petition for
review Counsel for the petitioner alleges that this dis
mssa points that can be Temedied by taking the
case court on writ Of error, which they pro-
pose and opinion covering the whole ground
liability OF future losses viii he rendered IN December.
In the refusal TO adiudgc the party bank
ruut, for losses IN the futuTe stands
New-York tribune., 1873-05-20
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
MAI 10.
PORT OF sRw w-YORK. ...."...

PORT OF sBw-YoRK. ...........''.''''''''nAf ~
s,,. pu,, p,,h,Ta. GshSh psIIsssIph. VIM p ord. GCo
sesmsbip Pmncons Bragg Portland. j. y. Ame. n,Lc
BARK Vein Hohenbeis Ger sssS OSs ns Punch Eys Co.
BARI Repdeer Wellington Blgeown Trow6rdfe' S0 Wgbs,
g B1r Pn, s%@s Besee simmons Pot Pes ya.Sle Sons
RS Brig ST, My n TSsa, %es, PoTaa' dDc Ma E
Bre Raven Spencer Masura., simps9n Capp C, 20 "a
sehr Agile Roberts, Newborn e. wateon ba%s. No. Sons
sehr vesa Brj Palmer, Rockland N s. r MENUS 'O"'
ARRIVED. -, - 49,,
Steamship H,Eow Adeen Horl Muller Shields April 49, AMI
Bergen 2h With mdse and pass TO fanea bIg and pass to W.
L. sSin h. o GreenocN McRo Calcutta Feb with MISE
shin Charles Marshall Hutchinson Liverpool 81 days win mase
sp aItsSay of Lonion Manila JAN H. with hemp and
BARK oeren o TOrgrseu Psaq1a 90 days Eb nitrate Of 'o'
Bar Bar S gRen IN a 81 JosD h cre%of Mes,na with fruit
GusepPua uAll MareheA CaAna % d'' VII"
Bark ndura tal sehAuo. Trapan Feb a. and Gibraltar
BARI Bhrag N9 J1a 29 ~ yt:s aa :. days,
Big CopceIone Emmacosa QaLl Tromoee "a s'e - ''''
Be Clara PieIe5s of Provdence Rogers, Me'sna 50 days Win
Tt Be NJ C. cOmery tof Boon Groer Seville &c days. with cork
"HSG sS sHa Pdco Ut Casero Gibraltar ~ lays in ballast
Brig Bismarck Cof Londonderry, 80 MeCuly saguA u da VIII"
Brig So Js9en NsyeAsts % day, with ,,. Island
sch Ellsworth (of Goucesler)' Pencoss Ho'ehor' '
sehT j. D. Smith Williams jacksonville days with naval stores
Schr C. II. Rich Higgins. Virginia for NeW'ilaven'
DOMESTIC PORTS. -,
PoRraE MoyRoE Va May l2Pa,,ed in for % B%Ss D6sp. for
Nevry: Marie for Rotterm Saor Tor Qleenso"h ob'
Ionian Belle for Bremen; Alpha. for Cork ,p.
LRwgs May l9-Auyed, schrs Roswell ron OuDa oi wv
land, Me Ann Turner from Hew-Yo for Norfolk.
FOREIGN PORTS. , -,
orpVygroTy NAV lg-The Williams Cuon Line steamship WIS
onsn Freeman from May and the nnan Line steamship
CITY OF Baltimore Allen from Hewio MAY both or verpo
arrived this IN, the former at O'Clock and 'D Ae "
O'Clock. -
PIyxorrH NAV a-The Hamburg American Line CompanTs steam
shin Thurnga Meyer from EeWiork May g. for Hamburg Meu
here to-day. a., ,,-.- -. p.ri,,o-o
aryei YESTERDAY Ahambr and Caroa from boston ana
Ind arrived this morning The Steamship Alpha has sailed or Der
muia. r,o, ~
New-York tribune., 1873-05-20
DFCISIONS-NAY 10.

Supreme -Chdmbers.-By Judge fancherii-
The PopIo er rel George w. Bunt agt Andrew Green
Motion denied See opnon In the ma'el VI h
dianship Of H. s. oster. Report Of referee eonhfmed
Superior COurt-Specidt Ierm-By Judge ouI sieo
Garbade sg continue injunction yn'e
ne agt OuackeDbuh-Orier granted. Weiss agt NesS-
granted reference 10 the Hon samuel Jones m u
al sgt Nen e a-Moon reference gTaned referred 70
Wstson esq yee agt Wandear e. a-Or1er Diminishing con-
psn as against defendant De Waudeae-Waren agt
rr of reference 10 Pho T. Rugges Holman sg fset
eta-oon to ascertain defendants damages J reason 2
denied as premature hat without costs sungs agl
hat be referred granted.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-20
, the nlaintir. to the defendants agent

as is claimed by the plaintiff to the defendants agent
consisting OF stone quarry machinery, &c, 'peosd
1850 The only point at issue was whetner tno sor
agent Alexander Cendnon, In law tns aSos i % AZ
the defendant The value of the property anu v was
livery was admitted and considerable testimony wSo h
taken TO prove the existence OF agency s the
defendant and Clendnen. ID. Crawford appe'S ' Wv
plaintiffs and l.. W. West for the defendanS'
New-York tribune., 1873-05-20

.,u, Ne, n, p,o.t Miss Hamilton Mrs d. Sloane children snd
nn,e Mser sloane Mrs David Lymons and neee poags ana
Miss Dury j. olwsn J. T. Walter Charles king Aer Hamilton
No., A. 'nsao(. bben Goode Henry Stern. julius Ball,
~, ~ r. R,cisrt George O W. H. Tuhnspeed ReiiIe,
MaIwl WIN Powers r. Roberts, stewart wm Loryerns =
H. Petre W. Smith. John Falh j. hany d. DtnheA' 'oun
cioods Jsn,y Jobn,op IcooreI, ard II In steerage
New-York tribune., 1873-05-20
xIEIATuRE ALMANAC

an s.r ,ets.,.... Tilti Moon rises...... l:i5
' .,aa pLT-A n
e. oIs Cows Island -. 2it6 He'll Gate EerrI as
HiaH wATpR rms D. y, N ~. D. Ko,
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5ituaiions Uanteo-- males

CO.sCEENE.F.
A FIRST CLASS cOlOred COACHMAN wants
n SITUATION. years excellent Gt reference Cal address
25 4. 28th-st
COACHMAN and GR00M-Bya colOred man,
" thoroughly experienced IN the and driving o
prefers the good recommendaon can be seen at i5
West llthst, cor 9th ave
COACHMAN and ASSISTANT GARDENER
" young MAN p years, who drive city country
also TX, the garden groom horses &C. Sc best
willing do what required about place Can be
a l53 West Blevenh,t, cor siIthaye
CITUATIONS WANTED for competent coach
- groms gardeners, farm hands poes walters, buffers,
vsets boy &c also. chabem1s watress cooks aldresses
nurses seamsresses &c Apply at CARPENTERS
LABOR BUREAU, lJ3 West Thirst. cor 6th-aVe
.HISCELL,fTEOVS.
AN EXPERIENCED BOOKKEEPER, a mid
~ deage wishes position Of trust and
confidence hghe5 testimonials always hand Address w. Box ITO
Tribune Ofce.
A GENTLEMAN who has had ten years.
N successful experience General Agent and Manager Of Lie ms
Co.. would Ike the GENERAL AGENCY for MASSACHUSETTS, for
INSURANCE P o. Box 2,io6 Boston. Mass
EiRST-CLASS LAB0KING MEN.-Swedes
Germans Scotch English Welsh and Danes can be had any day BY
applying the NEW FIRM and SWEDISH bMGRAIlON OFFICB
No. 28 Nhtehallst.
NVANTED-Bya respectable MAN and WIFE,
w House Of for the summer longer euured
reasonable has the best Of reference from his
present employer Apply At No. "a West " ahngtonpaee
New-York tribune., 1873-05-20
feaal Notices.
IN BALTIMORF CITY ORPHANY "a

BALTIMORE CITY ORPHANS COURT
a N oe matter Of The esare Of Nicholas Brown dslsed o.
der AMI decree this 9th day Of May 1919 by Orphans Co
Bahnoe CJ that Bernard McMana and William Bnsn ,,ss
u OF the a VIII ami tesmnt Of Nicholas BrOsns dscsase :.
sbd ney are hereby directed be- inserted Of M 9l,
newspapers pnbhed in the City of Ne~Yok Eies for ,
pao Of ouf NeeEs notice Ann Jane Perm, wife Of John Perm
dbutee OF te estate OF the said Nicholas
handing her 10 appear this CoHrl before TIE i 4
June BJ TO authenticate her claim dstbuiors share l
estate pursuance Of the Maryland Code o Public Lava
Article ~, Section 49, BOLIVAR D. DASEfs
GEO WIN BISHOP
q. ". LISDsAT
New-York tribune., 1873-05-20
Eoan Offices.

NO. 1,191 BROADWAY, at Ii. B. MRL-
YILLBS Coral and Gold Jesey Store Damonds W,th -
., e ke tahen on storage and money 'aaoe required sa
l'lsl Broadway. near TWeniY -eighth-st W.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-20
PASSENGERS ARRLTEn

PROM sAyAHHAH-Is steamship Magnolia Mar I9-J l..
Wheeler SSa wife. Leu DsIstoT and wife, Aleh and
New-York tribune., 1873-05-20

Souhal erur james Foster eouiou assault and battery William
Ill., fonous bater; Francis Fyennei Indecent
posure Albert Coos larceny and receiving stolen goods Thomas Brady,
receiving goods Henry Broan and Theodore John
larceny receiving goods yman Hernh0 and Louis
Inks grand larceny; Hen ?. EebGler and William j. Rebub.
cruelty animals James T. Warner. cruelty To animals; William
Tray cruelty animals Patrick Hary cruelty to animlis Jui VIII
John battery julia
grand aceny Andrew Wengot John Bell grand larceny John
haher. assault and hatterS.
CoUr OF APPEAsALBASY May lThe following the Court of
Appeas calendar Iuey May 20: nos 49, ~ O 49, 81 81
IA AMI
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-08

sophical section of the Alliance met
at st. Paul's Church,: Chas. Reid, NJ.
F.. presided. Rev. j. ii. Riggs, of
Westminster, England, read a paper
in relation To modern literature, TAX
ing what is called a purely European
view of the question.
OHIO.
DAYTON, Oct. Z.
Horshman Il German, bankers,
closed to-day.
John Reed was fatally stabbed by
sam. Griffith. at York Centre, Union
county. Friday night. in a drunken
row. Reed was arrested.
A Cincinnati Enquirer special says:
The most atrocious and cruel murder
took place at Paris, XIV, to-day.
Harry Clay, Edward Current and
Matt. Current were in Pat. O'Brien's
saloon, creating a disturbance. The
latter sent for an officer. and Deputy
Marshal W. A. Burton came, who
succeeded in getting them in the
back ward, when Ed. Current shot at
him several times with a revolver,
two shots taking effect in the breast.
Matt. Current then seized Burton and
shot him through the head. Burton
fell and was set upon by the " Cur
rents, who beat him on the head with
their pistols. fracturing the skull,
beating the ose to a Jelly. and cut
ting his face horribly. Marshal Mil
Ter arrested both the Currents and
put them in Jail. The excitement is
great, and lvnching is talked of as
the Currents have been boi>terOuS,
and Burton was we'll known and was
in discharge of his duty. Burton was
q single man.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-08
The Decline in Silver.

The Mining and Scientific Press of San
Francisco thinks it is hardly probable
that our silver mines will be closed
because Of the decline in silver. Bars
will probably resume their former
value as soon as the financial storm
in New York is fairly over. 1t is i'm
possible to deposs silver from the
position it holds in the commercial
world. 1t is not only largely used in
manufactures, but when we hear of
people in the world who are working
hard every day for a few copper coins,
there is little chance of silver going
out Of date as a material for coinage.
The Eastern nations all prefer silver
to gold. The cause of the sudden
change of discount is of course found
in the financial depressions in the
East, and the necessity of the banks
keeping a plentiful supply of coin on
hand to prevent accidents.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-08
His Excsllency, Israel Crawford,
Acting Governor Of Nevada"

Under the above caption the Carson
APPEAL makes some truthful illusions
to the manner in which the Executive
Department of our State Government
is managed. Our only wonder is that
the "Geraneum" was not equal to
any emergency that might arise.
Saws the Appeal:
A dav or two since Senator Israel
Crawford, of this county. President
pro tenn of the Senate, received a teie-
gram addressed as above. and con-
tanning the following request?
Will YOU send me Commission No
tary Public, White Pine county.
I. y. BROWNE.
Yesterday Mr.. Crawford complied
with the above and ordered MIR.
Brownies commission to- issue. What
will become of it remains to be seen.
Now, this is IN interesting predica-
ment. Our Democratic brethren,
seconded bv the unquiet genius of re-
form, sliced upon the Executive De-
partment of this State at the election
in the Autumn of 1870. bent, as they
promised us, OF improving upon
the practice so long maintained
by Governor Blasdel and his fellow
associates i'll the State Government,
of neglecting their official duties to
attend to their private matters.
What is the fact with whose grave
significance we are thus suddenly
and ~startlinglv confronted We an
swer with Oncer and diSmav that
there is so much OF actual ahSenta-
ton from the executive office that un-
less our friend, the Pro tempore Pres
ident of the Senate. Hon. Israel Craw-
ford, is our constitutional eXective,
and therefore endowed by virtue OF
the Organic Act with the power to
make Tom Browne a Notary Public,
we are absolutely bereaved of a Gov
ernor altogether. For Bradley is RI
oting in the luNuriance of his posses
SionS in the San Joaquin Valley, and
Denver. his Constitutional Lieuten-
ant. is reveling in religions devotions
in the pious atmosphere of San
Francisco. Is this the reform prom
ised us by the Democracy of Nevada
Do these rcformerS God save the
mark = commend this mOckery-r s.
oned Chalice to the lips of the trust
ing sOvereignS of Nevada?
Hail, Governor Crawford Either
our honored fellow-citizen who was
so triumphantlv chosen to presi le
over the assembled Senate is the liv.
ing remnant of executive authority
left here in conservation of our mutt
lated institutions, or, by their with.
drawal from the post of duty and
without the lines of the State, the
elected Governor and the elected
Lieutenant-Governor have deprived
this sovereign commonwealth OF its
rightful embodiment of the executive
function. When they have, in times
past, been assaulted by malevolence
and injustice, we have stood by these
now delinquent Democratic officials
but we should be derelict in our du'
ties as a sentinel upon the watch.
towers of public interest. if we failed
to thus call public attention to theii
uniuStitiable mutual absence from
the State and constituency whose
servants they are