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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-22
SENATOR scHrRZ REVIEWED.

After a very fair and candid summing I'D
NJ, che caldwell case The Washington Chronicle refers 10
"a. debate. specially dwelling upon the aoinlI'oie
-, delivered by Senator Schurz. The Chrofcie say
senator sehnrz seemed 10 be influenced 10y the 7ii
ltfessed reform which inspired MN IN &c 3D.,
"a ~, fbe stump preceding and during the lnst "a -
an 49, naIan in the delivery OF NE lnclsVe anu ~
@ iulcs against President Grant, seN5iA ~
quent Minister and the leaders OF the hepuouoau
thbne' tiTie Sec selfshness ana corruption unre
paIys tItTng al,road The Credit Mobliiei ~
~ r,shed hun with proof az clear az ho1 49,,
70 ~ n,1rsiyed OpluiOns. BE sees cofpoIoIIs, ~.
az IL a,d corrilptonists GROWING lhe @ -.
~ Saa,e I,baubeT behind the green sepeels' oD
tns So he nde into the Treasury, whose touon N
10 and whOse presence II ~ hong ~ 10 naid
endan gering the puIliy OF sFcl3 Ibt Scored
p.,,l ~ emerge through the pOfiMt % 'li ia, y.rv
. Ne sees ike corruption cropPhG ou. ~ the
lo yhout The broad land, M All SlAtcs ~
frttaD 6emHnding the drest punishment ~ u'''-9
human freedom. -. a.. .i.,ure
TINS is probably intended as sarcasm Du' 'l' - !.
which M schurz thus represchIeu u la ,,,,ts
,o an exaggerated one The Chronicle however,
M force of an tins graphic deneaton Is lost ~nsu -
re,oIlected that the Senator received pay lnen' '
liar sreeehes delivered IN the campaign .. ''' III,
,Jleu a rrpfessed reforncr holds mp hs n"ii i.iii,
horror ii Gle thought % TIC Uso VI i"V"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-22

At a meeting Of the Polytechnic Association
~ the American Institute held Last evening at Hail NO.
a. Cooper Union. Prof d. Illlman presiding paper
on The Mechanic Arts among the Mahonelahs, was
-, b, mi Y c. smith. he pointed out the difficult
60 attending the introduction OF machines and Labor
sirg inventions m we'll those preventing innoVa-
9 If mi sorts among people who study law, phy &c
.esses ~ inventions OF the devil" There was quite
Psrnrrje before printing could be introduced INTO
$3.50 and other MahOmetan countries, but the atempt
a. Nv sncreeded and now there are many Journals
"a u those lands The speaker highly praised INC
Piaasty f.ifb and devotion al the Mhhoinctans MI
r." i,ine sChlef Engineer OF tie COMMUNICATING
i tIrr' gave some details OF the canal which % 70
calhIt ~. t,tne an the 81 Lawrence River with 81
Te G-tgncc OF 90 miles. IL VIII enable Nesscis OF
Jon r al 0l0 tons burden 10 rau from ne head gI
a.rinr an IKE Michigan without HthhlhI hhih'
LII, lice cargo 40 Burlington, VI. am Mhl.rall'
1Se1ce western freights can b. carried 20 'nA '
w9tn,, and through Ncw-LngHnd hY railway IN
Ii o11ol cheaper tbag W Az yt4er rga'e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-22
nnnRsrIr NARKErS

BrrT,to M,h el-Four qlet IS eern S1rng. p 30 -
Amber Winter a0d - .5, White Winter, - @dsl1 Wheat
lrI- les mall Milwaukee No. Spring z COS Chicago
no spring a. quoie Mlsausee No spring 90 Chicago
NJ. 2Sprnr. 81 Duluth No. ] spring Al G3+ White
uais ~ 7sasl 90 White Michigan. - 80a a. Cern stafy
sales 0 bush. Western on tlck 'ic el IN store a. S ua
opst Western Mixed hell &c Barley hm sses u Western
trsck At Oc Canada track a. q quoted Canada ee
qjcs IWOOWe state. nG9c. fourruNtd stale
g5c RYE safe. nominal &c. Barley Malt steady; Western
10 Prime Western, 81 0a - 5 Prime Canada. 81 % ar
held c Tie bslance Of the market unchanged
yEwRIEAv 2FouF duh and lower sales Of Treble KHirs
- Family a. Corn sold 62Gd6e Oats quiet Al
sold pa rsJc HaI .el a. 20 for Prince aud t
f,r Choice dull and Sl6 ST. DRY Sailed Meats dull
- over Al SIC ShOuders Of SIDES DUH and
Botus Shoulder; Clear RIB SIDES Toe for Clear
l5dltc Lar dali Of 1ierce 8ic, for
packers 8ie for Revived Keg % G9e sugar dull az FOR
Good Mose good densnd. az 20 d5ic for Fer
eutng 5Gslc Prime tc or Centrifugal Per
enting. WHISKY iul and lower VI 'oc
Caae, poe laug3erng IA. AeNloE sight tGt
I'm God lli
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-22
TOPICS OF THE TIME.
FIATTFRY IN RHYME.


They keep a poet at North EastOn. Mass, it
appears be was produced the Of the Cakes
Ames banquet Striking his lyro mo pun intended, he
sang as follows:
My text is. "Loi how great ado
l. kindled by little fire.
Or, clearer, possibly to YOU
"Our truth exposes many liar.
60 few are found the truth 20 tell.
so manv seem the truths deniers,
That " Credit MOblier" IA well
Translated +" Credit more big liars
This Is free translation. certainly but the poet IA
schoolmaster and superior literary rights. More
big liars Ia good phrase applied to Cakes Ames
.deners' in Congress. The from this text
ia long; Il is tedious its linked sweetness. and closes
thus
Then LET the honored name Of Ames
Tt old and young these maxims bring
Heed well your country lawful claims,
And 20 the truth answering cling:
And best OF all for peace aud health.
L. fhis-nOw clearly understood
"Whate'cr YOU have OF this worlds wealth.
Just place il where twill do most good"
II seems like breaking butterfly the wheel TO take
serious notice Of such fulsome attery this especially
after we have all had Our quiet laugh at the ludcrous
iuxtaposition OF the south Bend and North Easton
shows. But The Hartford Post biliously remarks:
The cOterie who blacked Amess and brushed hs
hat Thursday night will hear echoes To their praises
awakening on this subject. And IL is time. We were
going t such rate that there began u be danger OF
electlng railroad man for President. Vanderbilt, jaw
Could or Tom Scott were not 20 be despsed impOs-
sbe candidates Tom SCOTS elevation n the Presi-
dency seriously advocated by newspapers q
year ago. Scott emperor OF the railroad kings
and with Tweed for Treasurer should have had brisk
times. Nothing protected railroad rivalry and
jealousy. II the roads had all combined the iron erde
would have become au iron garrOte. We escaped the
coveted energy and mana cement OF a railroad KING at
the head Of the Government but the representative of
one Of the roads got into Congress and nearly ruined its
morals BE Is the evil genius 10 whom his fellOwci
zens are Offering incense at Easton, Mass.
This solemn conclusion to the ingles Of the North
EastOn poet but II is too true 10 be funny,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-22
rETFCPAPUrC NOTFs

"A new Constitution adopted NJ the semi
animal Convention Railroad Ticket snd Passenger
Agsa.5 Assoc stDg 81 lshu5t0u yesterday
Ajbrlef letter signed " John McEncry, Governor
Louisiana" been ssel n NeToreans advising Tue oruzs
a,r 0t ar -egsucr a-soeatou, throughout the State
The Massachusetts House yesterday refused
ALLOW the Introduction ot resolution eensuTng
Congress from tie state who supported the salary BILL
On the 1ltb inst. the Apaches murdered AuRrs-
IN. S~au 1 James McDouad Wickeubery Their
tue 1rsi settlers
anl i0r q lOng a Government guide.
Judge Joseph O. Bowman. formerly q United
stats is4sss Tor Fr iuIa District committed suicide ~ bn
-9uass Ind ~ sAbb1z Illness unsettled
li. mini
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-22

Il ia not common for a clergyman to die in his pull
pr but this happened a Sunday OF two since TO tie
Rev T. B. Hudson, pastor Of the NJ. L. Church II
Clyde He had read about fifteen minutes IN a trn
and distinct voice, when suddenly he stopped, re-
Cuested that the windows be let down 70 admit the
fresh ar. pressed his hands TO his forehead and
leaned forward on the desk. Then. as If raLylng all
b. strength for the effort. be began again and
uttered the words These days are passing away"
AID A. the last syllable left his lips he fell back on
the sofa and expired. MIR Hudson had been for
psod III trtythree years in the active work Of the
ministry. and was widely known throughout Central
aad western NeW-IOrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-22

Our readers viii see, by IN official notice in to-
days TRIBUNE that the Mutual Lie Insurance Company
of SewYOrk keeps loan business entirely apart from
all other branches Of work and that no consideration
OF any kind will ne permitted be paid 70 any officer OF
the COMPANY FOR obtaining or granting loan. This
he only priuc,pe on which the high standard ~ moral
ity reuFed such trust be maintained, ana we
believe that IL has been hOnOraby put ia practice
by Tie Company in question.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-22
MARCH WEATHER
A s11v-.ronM IN NEw-ExGLAk

sNOw-srORM IN EEw-EsGLANO.
CONCORD, n. H., March 2f.-A severe snow
sorm accompanied by gh winds. prevailed yesterday
afternoon and through The night The storm has blocked
an he railroads about here.
ROCKLAED Ne, March 2l.-An0ther severe snow-storm
began here yesterday sitcIu"ou. with strong hin1
which increased heavy northeast gale lnd cOulln-
ued through The night
BATH. be-. March 2l-A violent north tsr storm Of
snow and seet prevailed here all last night, iocompa-
Med about y o'clock. by thunder Iad lightning NJ
damage - reported
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-22

whose every utranOs behalf OF purity and good gov
eminent has been paid for In coin greenhacks like
Deefreaks IN market, much of the good effect of the
pantOmime ~ necessarily lost.
This is rather imping logic but ia meant TO refer.
doubtless 70 the of $4,000 OF Union Pacific Railroad
cash in an Iowa Senatorial elections hence these
II our wounded friend thinks that Cadwellism, Pom
eroyism, Credit Mobier scandals, and Congress cor
ruptons generally justified by the practice pay
ing legitimate election expenses. be IA easily sOothed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-22

HRPw%RKABIF, VERY RRBArKABLE INDEED
arc tbe ee = Of I1npoughs Pyreno 5aiine IN prevent
ing ana curing bowel complaints, smallpox, fcyeTs snd
-kin fi.eases Specially refra8mug inVgOrsiing, snd
corc,rtv. =, health Sold By ~ oheTisLs sud tbs
maker. lI8 HO.bOrn-hill. London.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-22

Controller wrong. But we shall be glad
Wv - the Legislature intrust MIR. Green and
Snperintendent of Markets, Col. Devce,
"a larger powers to repair and improve and
s s:.0oae of the present markets. In nearly
- S-.ry other particular management so sue
s,ssfpl and approved may well be trusted to
lie further reforms.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-22

On the 7th 81 prfl oil b. .sh Pans 'h- Is.s
Dr,uJt sp-nlI gallery HoDEEN FkfvTss b-onzng n NJ
I.ORuSr Tas 1sgt -oacioa s,mp % mtsf-
pieces W. gousa-fu :, Js, D1g-t Troy1s. Eng Dell
eror Coroi JDscsH9s A~louricr Mi Ger-sut D.s
ZEN CharIn Foneaiin asrl.a. Proail-a. Ci.ga 4
J..-sI.l [ DHmssaurL ] Plter Brrr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-22
POLITICAL REFoRMERs IN COUNCIL

The Eighth Ward Council of Political Ke-
form met at 800 Hudson-st last evening and adopted
the following resolutions:
Tia. rsr 81, intervention party interests hv party authority
tbe uspo.i legislation the good government 81 ts c 81 OBJ
.,bs maj he proposition the MAYOR the "a ap
rt uornates only the confirmation Of tn bol o.
5s.er meets the nproya Of this Council That the present MAYOR
nd Csufrser this he unimnished confidence 20 V
Ipeer That justice h which has heen passed 'v ue
Ises calculated the evils OF the govern
hi b. ey and Immediate passage demanded By even
..l.r.tLn ~ MN gnnl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-22

uAvANA EXCHANGE.

HAvaS March % WssT March tSugsr weak BUYERS
dand reduction BKhangeon United s o. lars currency y q
ID rent currency Isl Dl o.
shor -igh gold a- ~ pr cent
Drmams Lolgn. 5Dt9 cent premium On Pans -3Q a. PER
ant en-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-22

Whit oughf ~ considered Honestly s-S legally
Gold s-I3arsl rod. gps I1.sis all thr
errf az
SELL Al OTHER p.1pprsus a their prirusus al 1oush r. R.
and -s-at IA. be- n.esate 'ul pEment nEf
viii bsss sdu-e-lnt vide TIE Book w lal hrtA" AmsnosEs
visiting srglir w. sr,g2rEns star- = Condast-.
B11s I1H ~ l6caFat soi snd
Irasrr hronz- ffsls11 gpst se
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-22

American gentlemen in search Of good snd
economical London tailor drecfef ~ - Dsiyan''s.
fTler Uouss b Coudrit-- London ". Noted Tor sisS-
al materials and -tyI les Ulster travelling ana univ
covert rOafs Ulster shooting and country sDibs 49,
500 Advertisements on Eleventh Pase-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-22

CHICAGO March 2iCATTLsRecepts LJOo desirable GRADES toi
aud weak lot Of choice
sold buffalo
sB sales OF Al ~ So market closed steady
advanced luc under ncressd demand
The lola u lie ga - TO- all sold market closing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-22

rre person IN his whole ~ yer trT rr ~
l. psr snrur bas hr hlsAss
Ts.. atra rplre u hr bar 80 rr ani ne H-
allen .tr d, e BODY ught and daF sth o9miof, 'hA
a1i during De lTi time Hrr-ar7 10 chrri ar
le It..lC co.. No. - SsDsi"sy
Ct. clcuIs free lpic'taa Il D. t1lePeDS7s
If
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-22
GOvERSMESf REPORT.
VAR DLPAETHEyr.


OFPiCE OF TIE tHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WARRINGTON u. O.. saturday. March p 1873 %. n.
Synopsis fDr he past s0sBfy-fO hours
The storm centers that were Thursday right
over Lake ontario ana Rhode Island have moved north
eastward down the s. Lawrence valley, dnd % Tue LAY
Of Fundy, respectively $500
northeast -ale has prevailed Qrebrc, and brisk
northeast winds with In Northern New England
Fresh brisk westerly winds are now reported from
the Mode Eastern states, with partly cloudy aul
cenr weather the Atlantic cOast, bnt with cloud ana
snow over the lakes and me 80. lawrence valley
Rising barometer. westerly winds and clear weather
prevail tho south Atlantic states, tie ono valley
md the Eastern Gulf with Gains IN the interior or
This region. The barOmt fallen ln the Hprt-Mcst
with rising temperature sCLtlcty Wills iuu hcreds-
~ tlOAdIuc7-. ~
For saturday 70 ruo Western Gulf State 5uuthetly
winds. using temperature, and partly cloudy weather
la The Eastern GuId dud -0Uth Atlantic states gener-
lIv clear weather, lht winds aud low Out rising tenn
perature.
,reHlirfi cis,ring array fa ne Gftei7'DOH
In New England rising barometer, partly cloudy and
clearing cold weather, with southwest ana westerly
winds. For tie Lake region, northwest Winds rising
barometer and generally clearing weather
CautiOuary signals continue On the Middle and East
Atlantic coasts. they will Dc displayed on the lakes
Oh .1Dd after APR! 4.
Tfr ,na 6fhee 1876 o'clock p N. yesterday, re-
ported t would ~ The following places Baltimore,
Buffalo. Burlington, Cleveland, Detroit Grand Haven,
Montreal, Mount NdsuIu .un, OsWegO. Pittsburgh Mar
uelte Port stanley, Saugeeu Toledo, aud olympia, anu
"a II o'clock D. follows Pittsburgh. OswegO, Go-
chester. IuI Port Stanley.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-22

Texas Jack. the living Scout, now PERFORM
ing with Bu1iiO Bill and Ned Buntine 10 the drama of
The scouts ~ Inc Prairie" s rhc hero Of 40 'kctDs
story mt rOmInrnonf in The Won Y1rk heldy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-22
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
FOR oMer ship Nctrs SEE FiSh Pggs


FOR DNtfT Niip Neifs sff FH A'vf-
FOREIGN PORT>.
H.vASa March 20 WssE, Marco 1ilbe efn'hP City
81. Mexico atrvri here -lis afternoon.
DISASTERS.
RocKLtSD Ne Marh tAbou cocs th' morning he schr
aTaard ~ Deer Isle dragged o her snorige vent ashore
or Of C,bbs wharf scah Cove IN her
-lur sse ALLEGHENY .rrfug Der
and hsl getf HesLrt,nd lisnsmsgl sh1ud
continue vessel l probably l broker THE -r.r ofsgH
frr tnf- .fpn shows FtHd fui sect
.4s gssg- s4.l- 49, ass 5e.-s4 II &c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-22

Married IN Mask" story by MinsG,id
Tracy HatsDrfI. D. uOw ready m
The NeaD-l Ork Verify
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-22

~ fY~n-- Aga.-Tsvirg buaress rith THr DnrrrT
Tsrf~,p srr fer .Isnlr srIrsuf slth %
.r ~ 10 prroaucr uaqui-scil a. -
fy0 J. k.ss err Woodward f4l Jefrs1us ave. Detroit aA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-22

This is exclusive of the fund in the hands Of the
President of Typographical Union No. for the type
metal statue and gives only the amount secured by
four members of the committee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-22

SHOWS Pertaral Peari-.A nof'i s'nsrton ~ cGssss
Tf-a Urtruf-.. sail ~ Irg5 St. 80 ~ s'r II ="
Ssss ssis sla8u4rtaI~r. New llsyen, Conn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-22
5ueual Noilres


Amusement.
THE PILGRIM
Al the THE PILGRIM vii he be4
in he CHURCH STRANGERS wsver,sy
place TODAY ocloet Admitiauee ao Children - Wa
be continued MONDAY TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY niSh
I.entienen's IIaIs.
SPRING OPRNING.
UNIQUE
ARTISTIC,
SkASONABLK
FULL DRESS UNORESs TRAVELLING AND
EVENING WEAR
COMPLETE ASD ATTRACTIVE VARIETY
ALL TASTES SUITED
Perfection
Reasonable Accomplishment ATTAINED
WARNOCK Co. HstsrA SO Bress-a,
The Working omen's Protective Union.
% Bleecke The redress frauds
upon househod TkAChRRs
COPYiSrS TRADAswoMEN, CLERKS. &c, suppued %
plolcr and assisted Ia obtaining Hefs woh
collected BY Al ~ Of cse
AtteutiOH.-rvcair yrsr Prual Hosr experience Pes
ri Skn deses long Standing urcsu an rsneasy
cured Consultation iree. Dr. FRANKLIN. l5l Bs-okeT.t
P0st-sce Notlce.-TAe Mas Eutopr daray
ing 8atai4y March p lB5j wl ts & WEDNESDAY,
% THURSDAY q ID sVa 90 SATURDAY h sui n
pa JOINS, Postmaster
Reane'- Pain-Killins Magic "a a. neaie.s 10 So Zoe
GSas- soe. leSgss ssc, e. sl 5sa,s ss,aG seele.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-22

For J7rp-s P1rt0u'- Lecae Th- r s-n Ps-i--s 81
Mn thirteen ofhr interest er'rr So ik rus
.ss 30. D. publ sard Filoe &C., sy hal -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-22

Rev Dr. lands. great soui-.rrriss s-rBp TospEUs-
IsIll4yt at - t.rurua. See Religious N1tces-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-22

The Hon. George F. Hoar, N. c.. Of Massachusetts,,
hnding himself in possession Of S465O, back pay,
which Congress voted to him. and which he does Mt
believe 70 be honestly his own. has given IL 70 q
Scientific institute in Worcester. he expressly de-
eines any vote Of thanks OF Of gratitude for the
transfer; he merely wishes TO get nd Of the incubus
OF Dishonest gam. 1t does not appear to have Oc-
CURED 70 Nj Hoar that he might leave the money
IN the Treasury at Washington. where il belongs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-22

Birmingham. Ala, is apparently the most png-
pacous II places. The local newspaper OF the 18th
inst announces that the day before the Spring fights
commenced ID a most vigorous and miscellaneous
manner. They began with dog-hght IN the morn
ing; st noon there was a beautiful cOck-hght, and
Later ID the day set-toO between two Of natures
nOblsrnsn. one Of whom was accused Of using brass
kuuekles Perhaps the last little unpleasantness
nav be explained by an announcement which Is
Contained in the same newspaper that they fix up
drinks that would make the mouth Of an anchOrite
water at the bar Of the Globe Restaurant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-22

There Is popular idea that the climate Of Italy is
beautiful pOetical, sunny serene and all that soft
snd serene son Of thing; but writer in The London
1'@e', giving his personal experience, says that in
APrll be was nearly frozen in the best hotel in
Palermo, wa famished in Syracuse, doubled up with
en'iefa Ia Aessina, and. though he has made many
10Y @ges crossing the Atlantic four times lac never
suffered 50 much as on tie way from Palermo 10
AaDhss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-22

rsost melancholy condition Of the human intel
let prevails il appears in Mississippi The State
Lunsue Asylum-we are not told how large it isis
crowded 20 It's utmost capacity and even beyond the
Init o. iudicioas sanitary regulation All friends
Of the insane throughout the State have been
Tarned not % bring them 10 the Asylum, as there
art positively no vacancies The maniacs will 90 in
a qses-that u.s. they viii. be admitted in the order
Of then application.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-22

11e Palette whose exhibition Of paintings has at
@f'Td such deserved attention, celebrates It's
.'lf'a Anniversary on the evening o. Monday next
80 aoa- - .lg anon Hail. 80. % 81. Mari place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-22

an Notices qfN1ufoges ma. be- iodo'eed DllA 'sA
B4fup afJ g.t!ie,..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-22

In Portland, Ne, a gentleman, unable 10 sleep
nom the PAIN Of rheumatism, sent 10 the apothe-
eary's shop for paregoric. Instead, laudanum was
furnished, snd q dose was given 70 the SICK man.
eoOn after taking il be fell into q sleep from which
De never awOke. The Portland AdrertiSer, Tor the
sake Of rbe apOthecary. who feels most keenly the
result Of his caTelessness' refrains from mentioning
hs name. which strikes Us as misplaced conEdera-
ion and an injustice TO the medicne-taking public.
Apotbecanes who put up laudanum instead Of pare
Sone should have the honor Of seeing their names
printed IN uncOmmOnly large letters.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-23
THE VIRGINIUS.

If we may believe the dispatches, of
Monday morning, we are not through with
the "Virginus" yet. 1t is stated, in the
latest telegram, that the authorities at
Washington "do not credit the report"
that the Spanish government has decided
TO make demand on the United States for
the return of the vessel, her passengers
and crew; yet there is an air of probability
about it, although 1t may turn out to be
nothing but stock jobbing operation.
Yet it hardly seems as if this could have
been its origin and object, because it is
dated at Madrid, and was communicated to
this country, by cable, from Paris. There
are several causes which tend TO show its
probable truth. Conccding the fact that
oar flag was insulted and outraged bv
Spain, she has atoned for that act by an
apology, the surrender of the vessel, and
the delivery up of the survivors of the pas
hcngers and crew. Honor is satisfied and
the question arises what shall be done with
the Nirginlus2 1t is conceded that she was
falsely registered as the Virginia not as the
NirgintHs. This we take it yitiates the
registry. If it was mere case of mis-
-pelling, it would be different. because the
same sound il conveyed by the pronuncia-
'inn -6tem s0n1ns as the law has it-but
these names are entirely different. Again
the vessel, after registry, was sold to Gu.
bang, and no change made in the register.
Furthermore the ''Nirginius" was engaged
in an unlawful business was violating the
laws Of the United States was aiding
and abetting in making war against toun.
try with which we were at peace was
conveying soldiers and munitions of war to
insurgents against the authority of Spain.
had unsuccessfully attempted to land them,
but had been driven away and in all these
unlawful acts-being owned by insurgent
'ubans, having a crew and passengers of
lnsurgent Cubans, and, in one sense, fight
ing for the insurgent Cubans-shc floated
the United States flag and claimed its pro-
lection. Although we were inclined to
agree with President Wooscy as to the re-
suit of these unlawful acts, all of which
were conceded, we.wcre rejoiced that the
complication was settled as easily as it was.
With these conceded facts, and the further
fact, If found true, that her clearance"
papers were obtained by perjury, what
Will the United States do if Spain should
make the demand indicated?