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, 1873-10-03
WASHINGTON.
Refusal to LiccRlse ns EnHtaccra Other
than United StuteA CitiXclaH..SttE.
nrtcR 05 Treasury OtficiAlH.-4Ao
United St:ltcH Courts.


than United StuteA UitiXclas..SttE.
nrtca o5 Treasury Officinls.-Ilae
United St<ltcH Courts.
Spcciut Uispatch to THa Chicago Tribune.
THE room E,11dnANT.
WASHINGTON, u. G., Oct. 2.--Ono OF tho
humorous hatdahipn to which Foreigners whip
aro invited to our fair country aro subjectod,. Ia
illustrated by IN opinion just rendered BY tho
Acting-sollcilor of tho Treasury which n,nles an
amonImcnt OF tho existing law quito necessary.
Tn tho n,Bt p!uco IL is Ill ol>on question whetl,or
pilots mud engineers OF STEAMBOATS, aro oilieera
tloroof, within the moaning Of tho law. This
question is admitted by tho Acting-so3lioltor, to
bo one which Ii not FREQ from doubt, an1 it's
aoutio,, IL mt found either in tho direct provision
of tho BtnlutoH or tho decision OF courts.
Ills opinion tint plota n'ld engineers are officers
Of ve5scls, depends therefore upon tho applIca-
ton Of general principles aud such mid us he
could gau from tho net OF Fob. %, 1871.
1t appears that Il 6eotchniau who came to thls
country and promptly dcclarod hia Intention to
Docomo oisizon Of tho United States asled to
DO liconBotl ma an ongnoot undcr the provisions
Of tito net above designated, mud, sllon liconAo
being rotus ny local inBpcctorh ill tho 1lattict
wloyo Tho al p:luant had established u resldonao,
| all aupoa! waa mauo to the bacrosary OF
the Treasury, OIL tho ground tlat the applicant
1osHostol no otter lnea.A Ut livelihood than that
Of engineering. Tho sacrctnry referred tue
, 1873-10-03

BUFFALO, Oct. 2.-CNrrLE-Reco!pH to-day, In
toia supply for tic wrek thus far lisa. The mSrket
prices. Alout i,oO we're disposed o Sales include
11o Illinois neera. averaging l,l3o@1 aJo at *55o@
$50 1874 indiana stccrH, aT ,116d9l, ,54 nt b0ts
Texas ateers, Ut s3.4o 80 Canada ssecrs. nv
4,107@1 ,1o7, ut $40.
ported arrivals, 10o0 m liking total supply for the
wcek thus fr Of $780, Tho market was moderately &c.
two at ycaterday's prices. Canada lambs,
western Sheep $4.25Q1l75. S,lcs include 3GU head
Michigan shesp. averaging 83@130, a s45o950e and
GvD Canala ianbs, averaging 7u@7o, ut 81. .6o(S575
5000, making toal supply for the week thus far oi
l300 Tho market nctive ut TOO nor cwt advance
on yesterdays rates. All the stock IN tho rena WIS
disDostl Of YurkY In re1uest S,lcs include 900
Ohiu and 1ndiaua hogs averaging 2o6@3oo, at s5.oo@
, 1873-10-03
THE BIBLE IN SCHOOLS.


Subject
New YonK, Oct o.-The Aoalomy OF Music,
Drooklyn, was filled Inst evening In every part
by citizouB assembled to protcst against any az
grosston upon tho public school system, and TO
like measures to socure itH pernlaueucy. 4
nunbor OF Clergyman wore on tho stago. Tue
prlucipa! speaker in his allroHs Bni1 Two do
inand high schools, 10 tlut Protestant children
mood NOT bo compelled to complete tlloir eauua-
tim in noman Catholic acadenlics aud colleges.
Wo dsluund normal schools. moro school:iibra-
riod, n,,l tho Diblo III tho public school. Il'oro
religious md charitable institutions should lo
plaoed Oh like footing with oihor, property
owuors, alike subject TO assessment and tax
atiuu.H
, 1873-10-03
THE WEATHER..

WAsn1NoToN, Oct, 2.-For Friday, IN the South
Atlnntio statoa, continued i,ortAoastelly winds,
increasing ooudluoss. md ruin. For tho Middle
thl ealoning weather. From New England to
.io Lowor Lakes, northwostsriy winls, cooler
and clear weather. For' q portion OF Luke ERIC
au.t tie Ohio Valley, saHtery Winds, cloudy, and
partly cloudy weather. For tho Lower Missouri
, 1873-10-03

voyB with Wow to extend tho slack wator to
within tl,rco miles Of tho forks Of the Kontrcly
River, and surveys Of the heaa-wa!era ,, Of tho
Allegliany, and Monongahola hlvors. with a WOW
to tho Ohio by reservoirs, woro adopted.
noHolutlonB providing that no priVatc corpo.
ration shall control my future canal con1lcctng
lilo Ohio and fennoaaco lfvora with tho ocean
wlloro tho Government aids were atlopted.
Tho Commission adjourned to moot in Wnbh-
iflgtun ut tho call of tho Chairman.
, 1873-10-03

New YonA, Oct -Trale movement was slow
with Gonlission ho,.ses, hut there fairly nc
tive iobbing trade to-day. Cotton goods woro sscady
in price ut current rates.. Eierton, Amoskeag, Tse-
net aud EvarHtt rokEon-lanne!B nold ahcnl II pro-
uclon, nnl rm IN price. Fine casstn,crcs+ colored
han,os, nnd re1ellans were fair'y active. Tha old
firm Of Patton 4 Co., WHO hayn su4penled show sur
MUS iii tLeir btIsncs9 Of oyer $5UO, coo,
, 1873-10-03
AGltATfC.

NEW YORK YACHT C1.UD RACE.
NEW YonK, Oct. 2.-rho yacllt-race between
tho yachts Of tho Now York Yacht Club, for two
cups presented BY Commodore James Gordon
Donnett. worth $500 each was sailed to-day oyor
tho Club course, from tho Narrowa to tho light
chip, mud return, nbout 10 nlileB Tile cups wore
won respectively by tho schooner Eva mud sloop
ViGiou,
, 1873-10-03

IHD1ANAroL1s. Ind, Oct. 2:-ConVotent 1uagea
place tho attendance at tho Exposition this after
Such IN immense crowd mover gathered in In
tIiana BEFORE Tho buildings and grounds, thirty
six acres, were literally throhgcu: Seven Trains
Ellis morning brought eighty heavily loaded
coacos, and lasor trains nearly "a many moro,
country. Evory bel aud boarding. s-houge il
crowded. To-lno,.... is tho municipal holiday:
when another crowd will attond. Over b.ooo
head Of horses, cattle. &c., are already in the
fhia in nnqucst:onably the grlndost livestock
;pl,ow in tie county. Tho SUCCESS of tho Expo
:sition is placed entirely beyond n question.
, 1873-10-03

Special D{spafeh e THO CH}cd3o Tfl5tsHs, -,
Wenona Union Fair began at | o'clock to-day,
when tho books wero closed. Tho entries nlm-
bored 2,500,-eoo moro than last Season. The
receipts arc over a3,000.-51 500 more than Inst
show magnificent. AIr. Neoloy, ono Of the
prominent thoroughbred dcalors, aays tho show
Of cattle and hogs cannot be beaton.
Tho r1nning-raco to-dny was won by Billy
in fivc. 4 iargo number Of prominent trotting
and running horses are ontorod.
Tomorrow iH bo1ovel to be tho best day OF
tho fair. Tie grand parade takos placo on Fri
day. $780,, .-,--..-..,-
tcriug for m exhibition Hocoud only to the State
Fair.
, 1873-10-03
PERSONAL.

Lou1ay1tLE. Ky., Oct. 2.--At session Of the
tho former narHlio1lo1a Of Gilbert ii. NobortHon,
deposol from tho ministry for immoral conduct
Duo year ago, was progonlod, asking l!a restora-
lion to tho priyogeB OF membership !n tho
ahnro},, Tho petition was raferrol to commit"
Ina. who will report to-maIroW.
, 1873-10-03

DaLr1MonE, O1t. 2.--CArr1E-Dnli market over
supplied, and a,c lowcr; very best on sale at 5@1c;
that generally rated frstelass at 4hG05r medium or
good fair quality, 3H@4Ac; receipts, 3,454 haad
salea, 2,S5S head.
Hoas-s1olerate tomnl,d, heavy receipts and rrlcca
lower; cu.nmon md etil'era, exc; best corn-ted.
7:.c; receitts, B,O32 head. .......
s;IKEr-Dnwnw!rl tendency full receipts, A@Ho
lower, $4.05H receipts, 4,0O9.
, 1873-10-03

GARNER yANQU1sNEs DA1Y IN THE CHAMPION
SLIP GAME.
NEW YonK, Oct. 2.-Tho billiard match be-
twcon Garnicr aud Daly for the championship Of
America, tho diamond cue, mud 1000, took
tho four 6all carom, upon n Collendor tab1o.
The betting Inns becn largely In favor
OF DAILY, but 6iarnlor won the game
in tho forty-eovonth inning by acoro Of 800 to
AT. Largest runs-Garnior's, 15D, III, III,
17s; Da1y's. 2to, 112. mud, on tho last inning,
1s2. Garuior will probably ro1il,quisl tho din
moud cue to Cyrillo Dion, tho Inst challenger,
At thn close Of the game Daily announced TINT
lo would play any lnsn in the country for
$4,000.
, 1873-10-03
M0i}TuARY,

sptciai Dispatch to The Chicago Trfbnns.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Oct. 2.--Johil If. Fnri-
ql1lnr Ex-socrotary Of tato, mud President Of tlo
Meridian Natfonnl Baals OF this city, will DO
buried tomorrow afternoon.
, 1873-10-03

gptc{tlt DitlIafch 70 Tic Ch1caao 1FatHhe
GA1LIro11s, Ohio Oct. 2.-Last evening . Hon
Of i, p. Parish waa thrown from his horse, str!k-
ing bis head against fonce aud breaking his ls
skull Ho died from the effects OF tho taA III
nua hour.
, 1873-10-03
Nomination for Congress in tho Third
Nl:tksnclltlbctth District.

.sptc}dE Usp07tH u 77ld L7i1t1E9 7T94HH0.
DosToN, Oct. 2.-uonry, l.. pierco, Mayor OF
Boston, wns to-day unanimously non,iratod by
tic Republican Convention Of the Third Dis
triot for oongroso,. yico Whiting doconsod. ile
whether tic Democracy will bo nblo to persuade
anybody to mako a contest with him. II hc
takes ills sent WHOM Congrosa p,oots, Leonard
4. Outlor, Chairman Of tic l,oara Of Alderman,
will hecon,o acting -Alnyor The regular election
Beeonl Tuesday In December.
, 1873-10-03
Kansas city Cattle Market.

.su.ef.l Uitpnfeh tn TAr Chteaqo 7rfbune.
KANeAs CITY, 49,, Oct ea-cAT1LELlseceipss. 593
1nand. TRANSACTIONS Inicl. sa1es Ut through Tcxas
atccrH at $40; nutyo cows. $2.1e; through Texas
COVE, sl,;l5 to $1.50
, 1873-10-03
Industrial Exhibition.

SpctGE DIAUHEcH 70 IH8 CHtcHUU !TEVHiE. ~
BUFFALO, N. l., Oct. 2.-Tilo tlurd lntorna-
tional industrial Exhibition il nuccess.. Mn-
New Orleans, Now York, Detroit, Nebraska,
Cleveland, Toronto, and Springfield A1nss., but
mono from Chicago. CINCINNATI is noxt to. Buff
faio in display. Thoro is graud show Of ho'no
goods.
, 1873-10-03

EAST L1pEnrY, pt., Oct. ACCOMPLISHMENTS, 81
cara best $35OCS3. 90 !; medium, S4.7b@5.00; CONF
mou, 81 .00GS4.50; atockera, 81. .3ODJ.e5.
IIoos-Arriyals 25H best Philadelphia, $3.u0
feeling better York, s4.ioG94.oo.
slrEhr-Arrivals, 90 cars best, $4.6oRsoo: me-
ltu1n, 81, ,uOtLI,6O.
, 1873-10-03

-------- TO.UAYH = HNHEH =.
Will consist Of tho flec-for-all mud tho running
raco. III tho forlnor the fRtnolls horBoB Gold
amitll AIaid, Gloster, Fred Hooper, Daslaw, jr,
md 81. Jan,os will contend This will probably
bo tho last opportunity to 300 Goldsmith Mind,
md It is said tllat Dudd Doblo, her drivor, will
urgo hor to lior fullest speed In tho raco. Of
undoubtedly be close contest for tho other
moneys by tho rest Of tho fold, which aro protty
nearly matched There nro throo ontrioa for tho
running race, o,--prairio Boy, Lady. Fatrflcld, mud
Duckellot, which arc evenly matched.
, 1873-10-03

ERIE, Pa, Oct. 2-Tl.o third day Of. the stato
Fair brought at lcAst 10000 people to tue
Grounds. Tho utmost satisfaction is expressed
at the display, which. IL genoruly conceded to be
tho best ever given by tie Society.
, 1873-10-03

FurCtu1h HTxlrlkG{as

LIVERPOOL, Oct. 2.-l1 n. m. = Ftour, 28GD20s.
Whcat-wintor, 12a ID; spring, 11s 10d{a 12y I'd;
white la 7ltai2s nj cl.ib 13sl3s I'd. Corn, 33s ID.
Pork, 7Oa. Lard, 41a Gil.
11vsnroor, Oct. 2.-l.3o p. .m.-Brcadatufra, quiet
nnd unchanged. -.-.....
o4N65D9%; for ncco,1nt, o9'i. Danls-5-2os Of 'e3,
g5; do Of td7 p5H 10-40t, olA now is, 0i!*; Eric,
rca months' billA II 1910 ror cent. Tho hupn IN
thu Bank Of England has decreased 81 800 .ooo. No
change lii tho rate Of discount ut tho Bank Of Eng
la,nl. .... ....
FRANKFORT, Oet. 3.-5-2Ds Of 1862, g6t1.
PARIS, Oct. t2-nsntsst hGf ajr. SFccio III tho bhnk
Of Fr4,lce hs increased during thu week C40uo, 900
francs.
Livgnroo1, Oct. . -Eyentng-cotton lrmor; mid:
tnIes American, 5000; speculation and export
1000.
nroadstufIa quiet; rcd Western wheat, rs 3D. Flour
2st999s. Corn, 3os 3D. Choese, G1s Cd. Cumberland
mltldles, 39s Cd.
, 1873-10-03

CLEVELAND, Oct. "A teaoher at tho Rock
ssoll Street school, Hongo. named Misa jennie IL.
Bilco1. died yesterday noon from injuries re-
noiyod o lew hours previously by falllng down
tha stopa OF tho school building.
, 1873-10-03

NNXT Z
NEW YonK, O,t. 2.-BEEvEg-T To-daya receipts, 6e4,
making 1880 for three days. aganst 3lo for tho sauo
ti,no Lat week. Under q largo decrease IN aupny.
prices hsvn advanced about 10 Bnco Monday. Tic
lp@12No for common to prime nntives. saos include
20 cars Texans, G@tH cwt, ut $4,000 10 cars, acan1
cwt at G5c II Missouri ateers, cwt, at l0@
10Hc; cars 0ho, owt, ut 11@11Hc; cara Illinois
cwt at 1aAc; and 10 cara Kentucky asocrs' 7e27's
ewt, at II HGS12Hc.
/. si1EEF Ann LAMns-Rccepts. 4.oo0. milking o,o5t
for thrgu days. aganst 39U for tho period last
week. Tho demAnd ~ strong for hotI slleep and
0Xc; la1nbs activo At G&tashc. Sales include: cal
Ohio sheep, ~ IS u.s. at 59c car ny y ios' at ~
car, nv % ibs 1t oc car Oanada ~ 132 lbs, at 9c
car State 1an1ba 81 hs. At G15o; ours, ~ u lts
Mt &c; nv % u.s. Mt 81n; car fannsgvR MIA, u
82H ba, Mt 8g: cars nv Is lbs, nt 71to; car cana
da. nv 10 ths, ut 30.
SwNE-Receirss, 4.soo, making 1880 for tire
dnya agaiust III roo for tle sumo ttine last week. Non
on ssie alIye. Dressed nr!ncr aud higher closing
| GK@8Alc for extreme weights.
, 1873-10-03

ness .
O. Diizznrd's cl,. q, Profossnr. .............1
j, O. Simpsons eli. III. Marion ,....,......b 0
u. L. DIascll's 4. nj. Notto ColIlna. ''""1 !
G. ". Iiphnclita b. IN. Amy D.........."? ! din.
y, +. lEnActlH b. m. liza. Uhs
g. Snlliyas'H b, IN. 11nnrctla. .............1r.
II. Whitohcnd's Il. e. Whitehead. ............dr.
1tmc-1:32sf. o:a5, 2:34, 239A.
SAME DAY--p.lrao Of st 6D0 fur horses Tint never
bent 2:27 $50 10 fret, isu0 10 kccold nta $50 10
Third; mc heals, bc4t tlrcu III hyo. In llar'ess.
y. =. Trazcr:n i. Il. Brother ionn'l.an. .....i
Thn,nas O.ivcr's =. q. 'r"r,ns l.. Ynung. ....4 .
8. Armstrong; III. Ill., N1alllc Morris. dts.
j. \. Dacl,olor'a i. 4. John H............ .u1B.
TIME.
HAT. Quarter. Hdfy. dNe.
Ffrat. .,,.,..,,,., ,atk 1:la 2:13
Hsco,L 49,. Observation-Disclosures I'LL 2:!4
Third ...,,,.....,........,J0 1:12 2:45
, 1873-10-03

y Pittsburgh oil Market.
p11rspunGI1. Oct. 3.--ltrfned firm at 1Go. Crude
extremely dull, but steady at SUICIDE.
, 1873-10-03

C5Us. G0ssMQe
g. Co.;

Our display Of new and pop
ular Fabrics in fine Dress Goods
this season is unusually attrac-
tive and extensive, including
all the new and desirable Fall
shades in Serges, Casl11meres,
Merinos, Diagonals, Came1'a
Hair Serges, DeBeges, Drap de
Etc, Cachenlire Rajahpoor,
Drap de Donan, Empress Cloths,
Cretonnes, Lyons and French
Pop1ins in Olive, Navy Blue,
Myrtle, Bronze, Smoke, Plum,
and all desirable shades now
extant; Poplin, Serge, and Cash
mere Plaids, all styles and
prices; Mohair Brilliantines,
silk finish, in choice tints; CASH
mere Robes and Robe CASH
meres; choice French Prints at
26 cts; and special bargains
constantly offering.
LOG, l08, ITO State-st.,
60 g. G2 Westinghouse.
.L.z...z-H.'... -..----..e....=Z-e..@
, 1873-10-03

IJt147l Territorial Ettir.
SALT LAKE, Oct. 2.-T4e Torritorial Agrlcnl..
tural Fair opened hero to-itay. The dspl1r OF
animaIs. fruits, and domestic products nre TIL
r,suallly fine. Ihe attendance is lnrgo.
, 1873-10-03
Serious Damage to Property and Loss
Of Life Cuttsod by u Eluods

GALyEsToN, Tex, Oct. 4.-In0 IowH OF TIM.
naaas VIVA Inundated Saturday last by sudden
fac IL tho crock TINT flows through the place.
Tho water was 10 swift that soon twenty houses
wcro carried away, including tho Post, Office end
contents anl tie stores OF MeBsre. Woods ana
n layo been drowned.
, 1873-10-03

st. LOUIS. Oct. 2.As car No. a2 on =, tho th9
1yas orossiug A.mond street thia ovoning 4 heavy
transfer s a wagon colliiol with It and broke ltu
b1ako, The car started again, but tho horse bo-
came frightened md ran away and. IN entlsayos
check him. tho driver Tie otlof peak"
@ auohar a' cur car inmadatoiy ID advance lloa with
tadles who bccaue greatly alarmed at tue e pros
poet Of belg run into. ad jumped from the sss car
In tho fueo OF the runaway horse ,if.. M1n.
fractured that sho died In u fow mlnutos.
Mira. Mary lsynn l.aA !lor log broken, ind noarly
evory ono III tho car waB moro or eBs injured.
The 1rvsr Of tho runaway horse WAS also
badly bruised a1ld out.
, 1873-09-07

Is equally certain, for, in all Mr. Thomas'
long catoor. no ono can put his fnger upon a
einglo jmoyenont or act Of: his which has not
boe1i mado in tho interests OF art. Ho could have
made'a fortune by bofng clarlatan. no could
have boon wealthy yoara ago If ho would have
sacrificed himself to sonsation or oharlatansm,
but he haa boon inoxorablo as fato In following
tho plain path Of llB lfo-mission, and ho haa
followed 1t through contempt, opposition Of all
kinds, want Of appreciation aud patronage.
Misunderstanding aud joalousios, mover
sworVipg from bis path, novor lowering
ldmself to tho untrue or Sensational In
musio. and novor allowing anything unworthy
to stand betwoen him and bis high ideal. Thoso,
therefore, who have followed him thus far and
have learned to admire and respect him will pin
thor faith to hia sncorty and integrity, and un-
1inohing purpose, and will look forward to tho
year 1875 az tho timo whom American art will
roach higher and nobler phase than over be-
fore.
, 1873-09-07

There is a disposition among certain nowB-
papern to divert tho attention Of the people from
the last salnry-grab by reyiving the story Of tho
inoroaso Of salaries IN 1866. Tho attempt will
moot with failure. It WAS tried withpoor s,,ccess
in tho Pennsylvania Democratic Convention
which rcbukcd tho Hon. II. Milton speer, aua1ary-
grabbing Congressman, by refusing to allow him
to not as Chairman Of the Convention. Some of bis
friends endcavored to help mattors by declaring
thnt tho f1on. Charles r. Duckalew nnd tho
Hon. Edgar Cowan, two gentlemen Of high
standing In Pennsylvanla, were involved In tho
ealary- grabbing measure Of 1866. But the Con-
vonton waa not to bo thrown on tho track by
any aubterfugo Of this kind. It simply refused
to liston to anything about the increase Of 1866,
aud Mr. spcer found 1t advisable to Withdraw
his nnmo. Discussion Of tho Halnry-increaBo
of 1866 Is not In order at tho preRont
aalary-grab Of 1873. We have already OK
p1ainod that tho increase Of Salaries in 1866 Was
made under entirely different circumstances,
as wore the other earlier increases in Cou-
gresaional pay. But oven II that increase !, ero
wrong, two wrongs cannot mako one right. Tie
fact is, that tho grab of 1873 is 30 indefonsiblo
from every point Of view, md Ia go thoroughly
understood by tho people, that no effort to divert
public attention from its consideration will oyor
bo HuccesBful
, 1873-09-07
It il not of material Importance what resolves

It il not of material importance what rosolvea
Democratic Convention may make nowadays,
and particularly when that Democratic Conyon-
tion is held in Massachusetts. But, aB If to
demonstrate that The prosont condition Of ths
Democratic party were not sufficiently absurd,
tie Massachusetts Convention, representing that
anomalous and intangible body, resolved that
"Tho Republican party ia responsible for the
sanction Of tho Democratic members Of Congress-
to tho corrupt schemes Of tho Republican party
to rob the people Of thoir money" It ia perfectly
natural that Democratic resolutions should DO
vague and incomprehensiblo to the modern
mind but this ono soems to bo vaguer and
more incompreheusibo than usual Tic Con-
vontiou did not stop to explain how tho Ropub-
lican party could possibly bo responsible "for
the sanction Of tho Democratic mombers Of
Congress- to the corrupt BchemeH Of tho Re-
publican party" It wasn't necessary to ex-
plain, 1t is truo; 1t is not important
ono way or another; but it teould' bo
interesting to know how, in the name
of everything that is reasonable, it could
all hayo boon brought about. It anything
moro was needed to demonstrate tho utter imbo-
city OF tho politicians that cling to tho iilusosy
existence OF tho Democratic party, this resolu-
ton of the Massachusetts Convention fully sup
plies the defoiency.
, 1873-09-07

Bopor lgnacio DlariBcal, a Republican diploma
tiBt OF Mo1ico, in recent interview with the ro-
porter of = Now York journal, madc aomo im-
portant statements, which correct certain r,lnors
that have been aaoat Of late, touching tho rela-
tione OF that country with others. The report
that tho newly -e]cctod Mexican Congress Ia op-
posed to American enterprise, 1lo says, is entire
" unfounlcd, and grew out OF the fact that
Gen. RoHeoranB' proposition for the construction
Of certain railroads was declined. Tho profer-
once given to rival project arose from tho fact
that Cen Rosecrans proposed to build narrow
gauge road, while his competitor proposed d
standard gauge Of tho same breadth as those nj
ready built. With regard to another rumor. that
Moxico had for its aim tho transfer OF Lower
California to Germany, sonor hIarscal states
that Mexico has nlready alionatcd enough
territory, aud will never , part with
any more, aud that this 1umor. like
tho other, has no foundation In fact. A few
Germans hhye gone to Lower California to work
miuos and develop tho peninsula, but the Same
privilege is open to Americans. sonor Mariscal
closed his interview With tho conaoling assur-
anoe that, when Mexico has any more territory to
dispose Of, tho Unitod statos will hayo tho fret
, 1873-09-07

An English physician has started tho nlarming
theory that tfatnoss will not associate with quick
ness of INTELLECT, ind that, as men wax in flesh,
they wano in brains, md ho appeals to history
and Shakespeare to sustain his dogma, making a
special point upon the loan and hungry Cassius,
but overlooking Falstaff, who was mountain Of
flesh, and yet mover vns accused Of hoing dull In
intellect. Tho London Na,os, referring to tllis
theory, eays: "8uroly Count Cavour might be
called fat, and no was not a dull man. Tho late
Cardinal Wiscman approached to tho oboBo.
Charles JameB Fox was of portentous girth, and
so was Lord North; and Gibbon WIS 40 fat
that, when ho onco wont on bis knees
to Indy, ho could not got up again without as.
Bistance. Vas not Anacroon fat, and did not
Horaco exhibit something Of tho same contour i?
We do not know that Henry the Eighth can ho
Haid to havo grown stupid as he grow fat, md
certainly aomo Of the cloverest Of tho Popes woro
nlso among tho fattest WHO filed tho Papal
chair." It would certainly not DO difficult to pro-
duco splendid array Of fat mon In Chicago who
hayo quick brains, aud porhaps it would bo just
as easy to array loan mon, aud moro Of thom, rs
thoro arc moro lean mon than tat mon. In the
meantime, what hayc John Aver, r. 8. Wilson,
and Messra. Colyln, coolbaugh, Judd, Or. Bart
lott, and Dr. Small to say to tho English theory
, 1873-09-07

golden bracelets, two gold goblots, sixtoen
chains with goldon Idols attached. immonso
numbers Of ornaments on strings, and thou-
sands Of small gollon articles. II tiH handsome
reward for tho Doctors 1abors and pernover-
anco, and undoubtedly old priam would hcart-
1y congratulate limsoIf IL llo could but know
that tho Gtooks did not got his jowolry but that
they hare fallen Into such excellent hnnds Oh
DR.. schliomann's. Tho dlucovory also shows
that oven 1t Honor is myth; tho myt1, know
what llo WAS about when ho sung of rrlarna
iowol-box.