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In any pilfering fsraelite had stolen
the mat Of Moses, leaving the old law
giyer to lie bare on Engaddps plains, 1t
l. likely that the. name Of that Israeiite
would be held in considerable disesteem
iu Judea and that endless rabbis would
hold up his misdeed TO universal and en-
during reprobatioH. Nothing Of this
sort at least recorded In the Pentateuch
happened to Moses, bnt something very
like 1t has happened 90 Senator Sumner,
who has some fair reason TO regard him.
self as one Of The several Moseses who
brought the black mali up out of the
bondage OF banio and banana land and
set Lin az whitewashlny aud policy
playing on his own hook. The Sena-
tor'srug has been stolen by some OF his
. colored visitors. so has his cuspidor.--
~ has a bronze Mercury end an Antoly-
cus in terra Gotta aud pocket photo
graph of Ben Butler anu several things
persuasive aud portable on which the
visiting blacks cast sideiong glances Of
desire We cannot know what are the
great Senator's emotions st being thus
dispossessed by those whose cause he has
So long and illustriously served, but
they must be numerous and debilita-
ting. But We may di,nly sur,nise the
condition Of his receptiou-rson since
the rape of the cuspldor. 1t Is likely
that the Western members who have
cooled on the Senator have spat on the
floor, up the chimney, out at the win
dow. and over each others heads In the
widest salivary confusion. The loss Of
fhe rng might, perhapa have been put
up with; and bronze images, how orna-
neltal soever. are not strictly essential
: I'D housekeeping. But in Washington,
we should say, u cuspidor Is about as es-
sentlal to those who perform rites O'
miscellaneous hospitality as a door-han'
i7dlc. The covetous Cuffec who carried
of that Indispensable receptacle. ough
to bring 1t back Immediately and thet
leave for Liberia by the first boat.
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ABROAD.
Cuba.

The Gorro Frigio advises general
arming for the suppression Of the rebel
lion. It complains of the absence of q
defiEite plan energetically carried out: I:
'"rhe proverbial iaziness OF our sto- -mOr-
row. always results fatally. We must
awaken. Neither our money nor our
baGtalions. are sufficient to finish the
war according to the plans used. Up to
this time we have received $4,000 SOL
diere from Spain within five years. We
have strong navy, and 100, 900 soldiers
In field or garrison. Nevertheless, mill
itary operations are daily more difficult,
and the enemy more impossible to find:
We cannot continue thus. The interna-
tional question on the tapis, beyond ali
the ills it may bring, win eontain a
blessing If it awakens us. With men,
money and a good plan, everything ia
possible" 1t counsels the adoption OF
defensive plan against interior and
exterior enemies. 49,. '., 20
The court-msrtial sitting in iudgmen.
on Bazaine has convicted and sentenced
him to death. No other result has beer
expected from the first. Whether limo.
cent or guilty of the charge laid to his
door was not of SO much consequence Sc
long as plausible case could be made
against him. A sacrafice to wounded
French honor was demanded, and there
was no one so convenient for the pur-
pose as the luckless commander at Metz
That his conviction was to be secured, II
at all possible, became evident the mo-
ment the proceedings commenced. II
was court organized to convict, and
the presiding judge bore hard on the ac-
cused at every opportunity.
Bazaine had the misfortune to be de.
voted adherent of lost cause and to
have made the serious error, which mosl
Of his compatriots avoided, of not put
ting his personal sentiments into his
pocket and joining in whatever was the
popular shout for the moment. He
owed everything to the Empire and to
him the Empire WIS France. In spite
OF the misfortunes the Empire had sud-
denly precipitated on the country he
still believed in 1t, and thought the rev.
olution in Paris was but temporary
outbreak. He knew well how such
things were managed there, and be.
lieved that when the ssmob" hausted IT.
self and frightened the country by its
exoesses, there would be no difficulty In
restoring order and re,establishing the
Empire. In his mind, doubtless, loyal.
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sDrro,.IaL ra.AGaarn>.

To ret news of American matters we
sometimes have to consult European
journals. A late number of the iaete-
peRdoace Beige contains narrative that
We have, not yet seen In any American
baper. A corpse. according 70 that an-
thoriSS, was lstelY found on the banks
of a tributary OF Gold Greek. CAL, with
a pfckaxe, u bag of gold, and an unfin-
isllcd manuscript by its side. The docn-
inent set forth that the writer OF IT,
whose name Was Cralkson, had come out
OH an exploring expedition, aceompa-
MED by couple of Chinese coolies. En-
fsFing grotto iof sneitcr ffiey FOUND a
seam Of golsrrdnuinG slopS it ata thick
meas of two yards and for about mile
in length. The coolies, anxious TO keep
the secret to themselves, went for the
writer Of the document who killed fleul
both. Feeling fatiguei after this, he
sat down TO wriu an account OF the
transaction, but just as he got to the
point of directing explorers how to find
the grorto of gold, death griped him,
and the MSS. renIaiiIel A fragment.
This is very sad. Had Craikson visited
the grotto alone he might have returned
to civilization with mile OF gold two
yards thick in his wallet; but he would
go IN for 'tChincse cheap labor" and the
result is that the resumption Of specie
payments is as far OF as ever. -.
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1874. THE WORLD. 1zs
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THE -eat Democratic victories in New York
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