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New-York tribune., 1873-05-03
WASHINGTON.

THE VIENNA COMMISSIONERSHlP SCANDA1
GEN. VAN BUREN's INTEGRITY IMPEAcHED-
COMMISSIONERS CHARGED WITH MlsCohDO|i'
GENERAL PRESS DRPArcHJ
WASHINGTON, May 2-Several days ago a
telegram was published the fact having been obtained
from an official source giving the names oil il
OF the original Vienna Commission who we're Hee rom
the charge OF irreguarity. The names OF the three
Commissioners charged with Improperly reoel'ihs
money are william Meyer Robert Seargeant anu A T.
stasny together with Chief Commissioner van bureh'
so far kilograms only have been received Dy TINS
Government but the fall report is expected IN iew
davs II is understood all these Commissioner were ap
,,oi,tad on the recommendation OF Gen. Van Buren
beor Congress made m appropriation TO defray the ex
nses attending the American display at the Exposition
and that he WIS cautioned 20 be particular In making
selectiops Gen. Van Buren WILL however, have a
f,ir onrortuuity 10 be heard in reply 70 whatever
cbare have been made against him, when il is hoped
ne will he able to establish his innocence. The state
man, made heretofore that the present action OF the
secretary of state against gen Van Buren, originated in
nendv personal relations has foundation in fact,
as these gentlemen had been intimate and
agreeable terms previous 70 the late scandalOus dis
closures The present investigation ordered In con
sequence grave charges against OF the Commits
sioners vndicate the character Of this country
from even a suspicion Of having improper representa-
tives at the Vienna Exposition
New-York tribune., 1873-05-03

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BFcS@THA%9si fc5 r % . a 5l @ S9e 81eI: y & Gu 1 p
BLASCK-suddenly F1-ay May p Aawu b'ns The ga
The relatives friends Of the mv requested attend d. funeral
yauek.st. at I:5a p. b. Wishoai further notice
CARLIsLE-At Pelhamvle westcheer to " "Wednesday
April 0 1919 CharesJ Carlisle aged q ,-fr' .....
oa Saturday, May iS''' al / % corA p. n.
EYRg-Ou May yerias Hudson Charles G1ir ssco-a
oi Heay and TOE ae Georgian. Eyre. aged " iud II
The acnJ Of The family are nyte 20 attend he ausr, CHRIST
Carriages wi meet leaving rsna eeutra D-noi az
5 sBd Ihiethst a. returning rains .eaye a. tOd
GILMoR-ou Friday ID Robert Cmo s,rseant oftas
The friends Of the family er;fay invited 10 attend
bic funeral ron h, late reaeaor 40 '7' Gaesye 8oosva
sunday afternoon az D 0c.ocA.
J4CKsoSou ,ss evening Of II. @ Aor' q .-r ree NO -
and danghter Of ihr .ste geo. Ni,Al-ion o'l-i , .
The relatives and eRSs o. che iswy are e'S' invited 10 aie
LEXOw-On the morning Of NAY aner long paila
Caroline. the beloved wife Of Ruoiph LeSog.
lnst IHemrh li Oakh Cemr.er, Nars ZOE huisoa
OF tie family TO Nyack vii start 80 10. A. m rom he loot Of W-t
T-nlsL North River retaining nmeiaer alter 'He burial
NOORE-n Brooklyn. April % Caauncey syed
funeral % Saturi. as lo e homo d, ls ur7bss
Brown. 89 Picac,t.. FouItl-lyr Bfooarl.
OsGOOD-At Fabag. T. D. MAY . isaac osgoi lg~i 81 yeirs
Ihe ,ea' 'l nsli' 81 ne Ig ere e'l- 20 ,a' & % aa'f,
turning leave Wssniug and coc m.
.eaT.u ii Dodd 2a Ea'' Esalceut.t, Ge' Joel Parssr.
Fuuea Mundar Ma Al 0rk 10 ihe Fpufth-
ave- Presbvernn Church. corner rFrntr-s-ronf-.f
STEvESS-On Tur~i.y MAY D. 1879 Bts4 sis ofGen Hoaie
Gates stevens and daughter Of The late Wa khnr.aarf Asoi 80
and o months.
The relatives rends anr resnef invited 90 attend
the thuh o tle Aestson corue q, Ft-
~ Ma 10 "eoc4 The
rsmsas wi. be tstep 70 Greenwood
THOMAS-At Neuar NevJ-rsey Ttur~a Nav Mar Thomas,
widow Of he "a Fredsr = Thomas. 'rteara
The rrlsuves he family uTic 10 stienl her flnrai
At her residence l0t Bosd Aouasl Ma a. occk
VAN BRUNT-May sudeny Sehotas Van Braat tonsy-at.-
ed
tt,t Church Brooklru. of tiutou PM Hausout
"a ARpN Norsana on Wednesday. lOh Of Aprl Rsrr-r
..s s.ngbtrr al War. laie Easi hester
r s f her mly invited funeral Al n p.sr.
f,h1b R.st Chester II last Al me- a m a..
,tsr Will BE- Al Whamsbrdge station ior ae tn st .y.,
FoTiv..eeoBdst. al l0;ls o.
WAYNEA SiVaBnah Georgis April Msrv Louss vile ofG-,
H-u wsyae and daughter Of the ate Hru ". Nco esq o
New
New-York tribune., 1873-05-03
MINISTER DE LONGS RECALL.
HE WAS TOO LIBERAL TO THE MIKADC
GENERAL PRESS DIsPATCH.l

WASHINGTON. May 2.-It is ascertained that
the recall OF Minister De Long rom japan was owing
to his having repeatedly made presents to the Mkado
on first doing So the fact coming the knowledge Of this
Governments he was reminded that. under the general
instructions 20 our Ministers, such proceedings we're
forbidden as all presents 20 sovereign must be
made through his diplomatic representative, but
Minister De Long instead Of desistng repeated the act
and was again reminded Of his instructions. Besides
these objections Mr.. De Long 10 was thought that
some other person should be appointed who would moro
faithfully represent the United states in Japan The
President will Oh his return appoint a successor.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-03
NEwYoRk DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY B. lsa-TRPLE

which was for marketable beef CATTLE 10 conform to
your advertisement in quality age. weight and time OF
delivery for whole amount" The Board understood
this TO refer TO the first inferior cass OF CATTLE and
the contract was not awarded 20 Mr. Dawson because
Others bid lower. After the proposals were all
in. Mr Dawson wished to explain that his bid
referred to cattle of both classes half Of each but the
Board concluded that II they allowed him to put what
they considered supplemental bid they could not
sonably refuse the privilege TO all the proposers
who had been underbd. Mr. Cree said that n Mr.. Daw
sons original bid had been the the he
wished make after hearing those OF his competitors
the contract would certainly have been awarded 70 him
New-York tribune., 1873-05-03
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
For other shin Ye,rs see Firh Page.


ARRIVED.
stesmsh Abvsns lBrl H4aes Liverpool April p ahi One-ns
town q nd nd, lul g.. q. Fr1urklyn.
steamship Chesapeake Mangam, Portland With se and p %
2. Ames
Brg George & Abby Haskell Portland With lumbar.
Bng Andrews ~ B. l Pays0a ST. Johns r H. ~ dfY%
Sehr A. b. BAXTER (of Windsor n s BAXTER Cornsa n g. u
days, WITH potatoes
SAILED.
Steamship YORK Liverpool but returned ini nchor
& n l4
HIND-sanse, fresh.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Bosroy Viking hom Carieassi bng g. p
styAyyAH Ga MAY 2-Aryed ship L. p Love roa Liverpool
for orders proceie P Liverpool FOR 0rr
proceeded 20 Bunswck Cleared schH lll Richardson M Arr
York Thomas Ns Bedford bark Col George 9r tasns
INN Universe Sailed steamship America for Bstofei
,cbrs Eclipse Burnett Hart M BrunsNicki hzU D
Harris tor POrind, Wesley AbDot, Tor Jacksonville
FOREIGN PORTS.
Orupvsrovs Nav 2-Ihr Cnar- steamship Jaws MsrY,,
from New orA Apn Liverpool arrived her. tls aerloon a.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-03
Sueclal Notlrcs
rnmn,RnN HnIlDemncr r.

Tammany Hall Democratic Republican General on,-
mueeA special meeting OF the rmmanY Hsl G-nrul umti..
viii be held al ianmnv Hall THIS saturday. EVENING MsT al
eoct 70 Ake action the
JAMES BhOOhN Members sud Contrrs.
resola'0a Of the Commtce osauIson p-ciar
JOAN W GHANLkR
fhairmaH Gcncrs tenmittee.
VS. H. QUINCY. ALyRED r AcKERr JoHs REln Secrrtsnrs
Post-Otce Not,re.rbr nails kaope. sHuag
ng Sal IgkDAl May 1913 nll this o6r- NkDNkS
Dan, AZ u THURSDAY. II n SAr RDAI
and ~ a m THOs l. JAAhA. Posinaster
sound aud Hearing. Voice ana speech. TIE ENpia-
nation st husica Harmony, ~h Hssat0as iave
Ne -e-A A~ssEg "a IEAsSAE @ACEgRl. sAIhA ~
New-York tribune., 1873-05-03
MARRIED.

BACKUS-w ASHISGTOSOu wednrsisr April % by ,he Rev Dr.
Bactus Careuce Livingston daughter Of the ate
Do. James A. ashngton OF this cit'.
COX-TEN EYCK-At residence the brides shsr Weine
dav morning oh April by H. Maear A. Beeknsa
M Albany, " y Augusta 81 b. lsasaes u John e. Tea
Erck OF Moant Holly \. J. -
CRAER-WILMOT-Ou Wresiav Apf % 1872 Grace Church
Brooklyn Hgh b. the " Paddock Theodo Crane 10 Mar
gaIet b. daughs- 81 John WiDot esq, Of Brooklyn.
HoMAN-W LDE-On THURSDAY. MAY the redeHce o se bri'
poran Of Omaha Seb Carrie E. daughter Of uen "lle oi
Newark \. !. No cards -
ODELL-RUEK-ln Broos.Tn wednesday April o. 1872 St
Jass Church 5Y the Rev. g.. W Homer Abraham B. Odeli ~
Yonkes n T. Es eldest daughter OF liam RAMA -
Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-03

Two contests of highly interesting character are
going on in two widely separated parts of the
7ry The police of Massachusetts are harassing the
liquoT-tealers; the police OF Omaha making
1iyely war upon the three card monte men. Hereto
fore the enforcement of the Prohibtory Law IN the
Bay State has usually commenced with ferOcious
energy and then grown small by degrees and mis-
erably less. The spasmodic style of dealing with
the Nebraska gamblers may prove equally short
lived. If reformers only had the fires and the dun
geOns of the Inqusion at their service they might
crush out the objects of their wrath Protest
antism was crushed out in Spain; but at present
they must be content with limited success. II is
something. however, TO try and it sbetter to make
an effort 70 enforce the law, even if it be a miserable
failure than 70 allow plain statutes to lapse into
dusty and rusty disregard.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-03
THE DRAMA AND MUSIC.
1ocAr nnANAnc NcrDryrs.


Play-goers should observe that the last
opportunity OF seeing Mr. sOthern Darid Garrck viii
occur this afternoon. Tonight he makes his first ap-
pearance Squire Chuekies, in Mr. ByrOns comedy
called The squre's Last shilling"
Those who enjoy buresque will have a opportu-
nifty for their peculiar pleasure next week. Miss Lydia
Thompson, appearing at the Academy Of Music, pur
poses 10 change the bill every night. She will be seen
in g. Blue Beard" " "Renworth," "Lurlne," Robin
Hood" and " Aladdin"
The last opportunities OF seeing Mr. Boucicaut, in his
beautiful personaon Of Kerry will be offered at Booths
Theater next week He Will also continue to appear
Shaun the Post, in Arrah Ma Posue.' Miss Nelson
comes the l2th and will act amy RobSart Of which
part she was the original representative.
Mr.. Bouccaut and Mr. stuart are to be associated in
the management ot the theater, at the corner OF
Broadway and Twenty st., next season. II Is TO be
theater OF the first class. and may be sure it viii
be conducted with ability and taste.
Benefits, next week. at the Fifth Avenue Theater.
Mr. James Lewis takes his on Monday, and Mrs Gilbert
takes hers on Wednesday.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-03
vr-yERAL OF JoHy R. THOMPSON.

The funeral of the late John X. Thompson
OF The Ereninq held the residence Of Isaac
Henderson, at No IS West Fifty-fourth-st yesterday
afternoon Among those present were William Cullen
Bryant, Parke Goodwin, l.. { Stedmsn, H. II. StOddard
r. " Glider W F. Williams, James Wood Davidson
and r. b. Coffin. The remains incosed in a rose
wood caSket. npon which lay wreath and a star Of
white roses interviewer with viOets The services
conducted by the Rev DR. Morgan OF st. Thomas Church
and the Rev. DR. schenck OF Brooklyn. The body Will
Oe taken 20 Richmond, Va for burial, where u funerA
services will be held
New-York tribune., 1873-05-03
p4SSFNGERS ARRTVFD.

FROM LTvRRPOOI-fr se1rlshiD fbgssiHfI Msv Cor Cor
ham Gen. Frsbe daug1es NJ spencer Mss n
Utter Miss ~ GRAY and uul M Rngarlm J. PLAT r Etir
Prof B. kellogg and vie g. Cumming in wife hrs
r. Downs, Mss Keven Mss L. hAines John s1sy DAVID 'ay
Marks children and nsd Mr Hencer
sou and sfe Taomas and Mcran Chapman Ronson.
u ~ eson Todhunter q r. Green Dr. Furon. " K0her
sgifea Cr0wnushiod lnt Eit NJ PlIBrand.
W n Jack Mrs Sarah walker John oss Oayid Mao
kenue Crowninshe 4 Atkins Capt Kirby p e. Atkins
fred Reeve ThoA l. wilmer Jas App.eyae J. = Jones Capt
McKinney ChaS Burrows. John M6lJfks Col BrAlh e. H.
Osborne. H. SclOnig james Evans. Mortimer Gale.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-03

Husical-rh Undersigned AXE special pleasure annogn 'g .
their patrons lna e public geaera they this Jay oOsnd
their new and magnificent Warerooms IL Flaave. above sur
teep With full of their celebrated GEASb,
SQUARE AND UrEeHr PASOPoHrEs T demand for the Ks'sI
Pyo has increased 10 such Sewi0k and the aefn
states establishing Of regular Branch House 10 heT
York Becesarv Of patrons
Bi 70 insure The sag Of orie with dispatch All orders nusted
% our yev-York puya purchasers well a dealers VII
receive the same prompt attention Factor Baltimore
clIl s respectfully solicited.
VIZ Kv,Br Co.. Baltimore and Sev.YorE
New-York tribune., 1873-05-03
GOGEREMEET WEATHER REPORT
WAR DEPARTMENT


OFFICE or THE CHIEF sI6SAL OFFICER.
WARRINGTON d C.. saturday, May 3, 1871 n. N }
Synopsis FOR ne past ttrenfV-four hours
The barometer has continued falling with
nortbastery and northery winds. threatening weather
and rain iu the the Middle States and over the
lower lakes; in Canada and New-England, brisk
north-easterly winds falling barometer, cloudy
and rainy weather prevail south-westeriy winds IN
creasng pressure generally clear and clearing weather
the South Atlantic states south,~esterly winds
partly cloudy and clearing weather dud OccasOna ram
prevail from the northwest the lower Ohio and lower
Missouri Valleys nm.
Probdbiiities
In me MddLe SiafesGnd IN The ocer lake region tdiiing
barometer Loio<r emperdfire nOrheGsieriy 10 north
ioeseriV ciads cloudy oc1teT and ram generdy Gear
iuO in Virginia and Mdryldnd niS afternoon.
For Canada and New England, nOrtheasterly ana
northerly winds. falling barometer lower temperature,
threatening weather. and rain
For the south Atlantic and Gulf States southwestery
20 northwestern Winds cool. clearing, and clear
weather. with rising barometer; for he NORTHWEST ana
upper and thence southward 20 Kentucky and Mis-
sour partly cloudy and clearing weather, rising baron-
eter and low temperature.
CautiOnary signals continue at Duluth. Milwaukee
Chicago, Grand Haven Detroit, Toledo, Cleveland Bni
falO. Rochester OswegO, EastpOrt, Portland Boston
Woods Hole New London New Haven. New-fOrk' Bal
timore. Cape May. Wilmington, Charleston and sa-
New-York tribune., 1873-05-03
NfrsICAL NOrFa.

The Ole Bull concert at the Academy of
Music is indefinitely postponed.
Miss AntOinette Sterling is about to give a
ballad concert. farewell entertainment prior To her
departure for Europe.
Mr.. Frederic Bergner will give his annual
concert Steinway Hail this evening he will be as-
sisted by Miss Anna Mehlig Miss Sterling, Dr. Dam
rosch and Messrs. Schwartz, MatZka and Llesegans.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-03

~ their race have come from the rural dstrics In
every denartnent Of ndustrytrade, science, literature
In shorF wherever men contend for honorable dstnc-
ton there will be found IN the front rank nv sa- iat
onortion who will toll ia hey Owe their success ~ tho
training they received IN the Old farm nome T. T. T.
West ndOrer, D.. April p, 1873
New-York tribune., 1873-05-03
rArrrR MARKRrS.

Cuc,eo W,v CrrLz very lul rrcpts 200 heal eH ar
hehy steer and -j1s5 20 good 70 rhoer s
steers 30d Rs closed Inactive shDments fe-rlaFs
. 600 bead -, a.
s5 SO for common chooc oi saes wereat % O1
Receipts 10 bead; market ver7 quiet AM prices
i ~.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-03

and compelled 10 wait % hours This often occurred.
They could not open the streets 10 make connections
without permit, and the taxes must be paid before
they could get a permit
New-York tribune., 1873-05-03

American Gentlemen n search good and economical Los
don tailor are r,ctrd BBSJANs Ulster House % Coadats
London W Noted special and styles FOR Ulster travelling
anu M covert coats Ulster shooting and county suis, &c
New-York tribune., 1873-05-03

Next week will be in some respects mem
orabe in the history OF the Academy OF Music. The
tad and decOrOus temple Of classical music Is 10 be
given up to blonde and caperiDg wOrdliness. Miss
lydia Thompson and her roGpe OF Durlesquers 70 whom
nothing Is sacred. 10 have their gay will or the
Academy The PLAYS are 10 be Blue Beard, KenwOrth,
Lurine Robin Hood and Aladdin.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-03

St. Louis. albeit CITY civilized and enlightened,
Is much troubled by wild cattle driven through the
streets and numerous citizens have petltioned for
an abatement of the nuisance. One afternoon, for
two hours the inhabitants Of certain streets were
afraid 10 venture ont on account of the fantastic
freaks of a wild steer. Pedestrians were compelled
10 y 20 neighbornC houses for shelter until police
men had dispatched the ferociously frisky animal
Children are prevented by these dreadful droves
from attending school, and great. verify, is the
wild steer nuisance This presents excellent
opportunity for a few pungent remarks IN the
Chicago newspapers.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-03

Already candidates spring up for the seat in Con
gress 80 suddenly vacated by the death of the Hon
James Brooks. Mr.. ;. :. Cox is naturally the first
mentioned. Gen. james 5. Thayer is likely 10 be
another and to prove formidable competitor 10
Mr. Cox SIR Robert Is. Roosevelt might be a third.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-03

True and False science. Speech AZ he 7nia Ba0Qi or
Parke Go.alu. 10 TaBrsE LECrURE EZrRA No. B.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-03

The Old Reliable Hap- safe. 5's aud 81 Bosi"sy New
YorG, fhe the world.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-03

much for the service as he would do II
mis- employer were a Londoner The charges for
% attendance" in the bill large yet every ser
want expects a gratuity. And it is not always
possible OF probable that the guest Will be served.
An American friend of this correspondent, staying at
n famous West End hotel. tried very hard to get a
glass Of water and biscuit at hafpast IL at night.
He rang repeatedly, but no one came. Meanwhile
re was paying unreasonable charges for attendance
THE Editor of The Tines in leading article cOnfesses
that English hotels and inns are among the most
piiscreditable of the countrys belongings differing al
most wholly from their sOoalled continental models
THE fare particularly meager and monotOnous one
ks made to pay ike millionaire while he lives likean
nnchOrite In short. the English hotels in all their
grades and phases are bleak cheerless disagreeable
and absurdly and dishonesty expensive The
american who, after reading Irvings delicious
5ite description OF the provincial inn. fances that
e s going TO find such another paradise at his first
step on English soil viii certainly take his last step
with the dream unrealized.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-03

We see that the promoters of the Temperance
movement in London lately resorted TO novel e1-
pedient. They secured number of the theaters for
Good Friday and therein gave entertainments Ogra-
tuitOus. We presumed, which drew thousands OF the
middle and lower classes and thus, for the time at
least, kept them out of mischief. Certainly It IS
necessary to DO something when the increase in the
Excise duties of last year $25OOOOO0 represent
ing pTopOrtiOnate amount of beer and spirits con-
sumed above that of former years.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-03

It is curious with all the historical associations
which we connect with the name OF jefferson Davis,
30 hear Of him. as we do last, IN a convention OF
christians. This the Episcopal Diocesan Con-
Ypntion lust held at Memphis. There is mortal
personal misunderstanding of long standing be-
tween Bishop Quintard and the Rev. Dr. Hines. We
have the least notion what 1t Is al about but 1t
Is clear that metaphoucally speaking these rever-
end gentlemen thirst for each others lives. There
was a great dispute about il all the other day and
there were all sorts Of memorials and statements
and examinations and counter ordinations, and
finally arose the ex-Presdent of the Southern Con-
dederacy who moved to lay the whole matter upon
dbe table-the very wisest thing we surmise which
could possibly have been done with It, However
1he advice Of this peacema6er was not needed, and
80 the contest between Presbyter and Bishop went
oD-whateyer il may have been all abOut-not only
bl that day but all the next day, the great delay
of business and doubtless to the great disgust of the
Hon Jefferson Davis.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-03

The citizens Of Dundee, Scotland. were recently
pnoved investigate the quality of the food sup
piled TO them by their puTveyors. They found 1t
Rather bad There was lard in the butter and terra
alba In the flour: the tea was full of chips and iron
Filings. the coffee penetrated with pungoncies OF
,chcc0rv every article of Dundeean diet seemed 10
5lave been tamDered with. But when they came 20
sample the beverages they were found to be OF IRE
.proachahle quality The analytic chemists VINO con-
sucted this part of the investigation testified WIN
years i'm their ewes and auroral ushes playing about
their noses that no better ale usquebaugb was TO
Re found i'm the known world. 1t is from this 70 be
,coniectred that the current Scotchman far more
critical I'm his beverages than in his food and that,
pyyben duly warmed by the former he is apt 70 pass
over without notice serious imperfecuons IN the lat
der. We have had our American purveyor of food
examined now and then. and have frequently found
lim a. great rascal as his Dundee brother; but the
aest of our beverages brings no such comfort as
abe Scofchman gets from a similar trial Our puhh-
can is worse than our puTveyOr our grog worse than
our groceries While our food is merely padded out
sth cheaper substances our beverages are tnctured
with actual poisons If such discovery as this had
resulted from the Scotch inquest the bOnnets Of
Donnie Dundee would have been lifted by the as
zonished and indignant sandy hair of their respect
bve wearers To have the drink poisoned as well rs
ahe food adulterated is too much for the forbear-
ance Of any people except the American. but they
seem 10 endure il with Inditerence-without whlm-
gers or remOustTance.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-03

We regret that our limited space will not allow MS
50 print all of the crisp and sparkling address Of Mr.
Henry WattersOn before the Press Association OF In
diana Journalists are sometimes called an irritable
zace but discussion of the duties and capacities of
Journalism so broad and genial and universally SYM
pathetic "a that of the brilliant editor of The Louis
slle CouierJourRGi goes far 10 vindicae the whole
profession from such a reproach. Especially worthy
Of notice were his remarks 70 the members of the
country press upon their duties and responsibilities
in face Of the public and of corporations. Words
pike these are becoming every day Of more exacting
Importance.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-03

Now you Il is MT always the husbands who
bang and bung the wives. In st. Louis. John G.
FitzgibbOn wishes for a divorce from his lady, the
gentle Louisa, for the reason that on one occasion
she " mt him with hat-iron.7 and upon another
. knocked out all his front teeth with a stOne7 He
justly complains in his libel that this state of things
renders ais condition intOlerabe" But this is not
all. The shrewish dame calls him by low names"
and charges that he has been guilty Of violation of
his marriage vows. wherefore he prays TO be sepa-
rated from the energetic Louisa and well he NAV
The Aat-iron and front teeth counts of the Indict
ment alone should be conclusive.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-03

The Senate is timidly turning over the Gardiner
Railroad and Warehouse BILL as if afraid that some
body would see it. This scheme cOntemplates an
efectual girdling of Manhattan Island by double
track railroad with special and enormous privileges
at various points along the waterfront. IL is pro-
posed thus TO give the entire foreign trade of the
city into the hands Of great monopoly. The Legis-
lature has no right to grant such vast privileges to
any corporation. Let US have the whole truth about
this business.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-03
ExzzMxATM<n,ax
DIED

Aa Eofees ofIa, iages must be iHdorsei 'cih nh
name and address.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-03

VIZ Kx,Br & Co.. B1tmore and yev.YorE