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WASHING TON.


been made on them And the matter presents itself In
more oondemnstory light when It Is coDsdefgd that
neither the lat9 Commissioner nor Cen. Bullock made
10 tho Tr2atory officers tho fact OF non net
The might have been adjusted so far as the ds
bursting officer concerned, and credit gwen Dn on
the said false vouchers had not been for the action ~
this Office, The late Commissioners sscountaDinty WIZ
appear from the following otcr OF tho Auditor OF the
Treasury: - - - ~, ,o,,
TREASURY BsrARrnysr AuprToRs Oysfs FEB D. 1910
TAs Ho.. w. w, BsLKsAr, Seoretovy Of Var - :,
sfR thsT the scoun OF 0o " nousn
has been settled reported TO tho Second sontroier o
decision thereon Said settlement sesie, all o
By account Of bouny sss oe,orea
soers Of March 49, 1881 from April Ssf yuy
Il shows 66 go ,the United States asers
sIe7a1 rom his sossat Very respect sHty, - ..r,
The cases wherein claimants have been defraude as
wes as those wherein they have not received bseI
mooeys have and will DO as rapoiy az
reported 10 the Second auditor OF tbs treasury, WI
whom further proceedings In ordeyo maj scos.
Through that action the responsibility Tor ell rauos
committed will be deterLYnied aud nxed
Cen Vincent closes by referring to the results OF an
examinson of the records with Wow o. ascertaning
whether. ~ claimed by Gen. Howard, shey were
complete within themselves showing that as records
frem which obtain any information as to afy parcu
lar case, they comparatively yaueless Tor the
reason that, before you can obtain the Information
desired from Lhem must know all about the Trans
action; and then. before intelligent action refer
would be necessary the accounts Of the dsbsng
officers In the Treasury Department"
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FOSTERS CASE.
ppopp1ErY OF SATIRE IN MURDER CASES.

PROPRIETY OF SATIRE IN MURDER CASES.
TO the Edttor or The Tribune.
SIR: | have read the letter of Mark Twain
in THE TRIBUNE of this date and am prompted 10 take
advantage has DONE OF the privilege oil
mvset The Foster case Is which has called forth
the opinon OF some the sbest nrsts and oergynen
perhaps some will rejoice that the opinion Of one OF
our leading humorous writers has been drawn forth on
this subject Now take the liberty Of suggesting that
there ia much Of substantial truth In the Droyerb Illus
tratng the fitness Of observing distinction between
the respective times allotted for sadness and satire we
all OF enjoy fair measure OF good nuor anu 81
catre and we bless the fstes for goody quota OF
cal writer's, whose calling IL IL To impart heatnIu,
degree of zest and good feeling TO an aa1S
TO this respectful amount OF as sue
cessa and e are not prepared
TO give precedence TO the opinions OF sae
hnsipess 20 cater TO our amusement jest and bur
les1uewhen subject like the Foster case is unueI as
Sgs'o with a eas S y bs case the are we
10 sympathy and Christian charity and the ghasuhy
npiHic mind at this time is well calculated impress
us wildly with the incongruousness OF the Two tnShs
cenency touching capital crimes and sentimental D
brooklyn. March 10, 1873.
AN OPEN LETTER TO GOV. DIX
Your ExCELLENCY: 1t is conceded that at
trial terms special terms general terms. and high court
OF Appeals the law has done with the case Of William
Foster all that do; and that 1t comes before
your Excellency upon questions OF reason and moray
alone have no wish 10 take issue with the learned
and honorable gentlemen who 80 lately addressed
YOU simply ask TO remind you that sdius popn" e'
svprema Ter Remember the City of New-York. your
own city, which much is done TO beautfy aud adorn
and so little protect. 1t matters very little 10 tno
member OF our privileged class, whether IL DE luy
Judge or an Executive that inereres in his Denh 81
mat the aphorsm of HIS compeer remains infabe anu
hanging for murder Ia played out The last jury
greed last night II the law cannot protect u.s. Whas
cant EAhnboi Dh""'
NeD York, March 0. 1873
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...molept proof., Dirt vim

.,,...,n,a nv Sufficient proof Dirt will
sse. soi ss;dsnt that The Philadelphia Press does
..o.oisly admire Mr. William no, S1e sss,,'Sa IL
20, Lloyd Garrison does Mt 'n0t .nS Sa So,s
ought summers Mr. Garrison !. the
Of censnro .nac,men mot exceptins Alexander
os ~ oss on this continent In future ages
H. stepnenns with Charles sumner lust aoout no u"
he will co mpSnnvn does now with pyramid
Ss gyppnosrning the probable result Of the Soma
Con,.- In the Massachusetts, Legislature, to-day,
torial "a R,psSlioan says Unless some decided
T@ me prospects and tendencies Of the hour at
change olsoe. Mr. Dawes win be elected His friends
S.Cs growing in numbers and rmnsss his claims
es,' osrts in appreciation from the opening OF the
campaign He's backed by personal and political guam
high character, by experience Of the rpest by
pe si asims that unanswerabe, and by oompsot'
Ias and aggressive body OF supporters IN the Legs
n they make no mistakes IN their conduct, IL
,SoSld seem that their triumph rs sure"
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ArTRRBUnY-At St P.u Num- March Lrng''On son OR
The TeIsSy.. and y respectfully G,i.d 70 'ie1x
;S ce g1e1 E DT e. ": os q
gAMgs-on Friday evening March Lq.ser E.%s. ,,h ., u.
sisss s9' Se~ ~ iI''''' '''
uopAeTuNex,rk N j. on sunsy evening March 1917 ns
eldest daughter PreIerck AMI Bmms Hobart aged JS' ana
%SS: the House of Payer Brd and s..te
Ee"arE Tuesday Msr H. at O'Clock The friends Of u's
family are invited TO attend. without farther notice
1CKsoy-M,rch 1873 st Perth Anboy j. Elizabeth wtio-
the late Jackson formerly Of this cit, IN tbs 9th 's1
pa Ss age tn. residence Of Der sounw Beer Peril Az
boy on 20 sn train Tor An5cy Markets. dse<
Newark at lOl an. 40,
JgwgrT-ou sunday 1872 at 30 G,tes.ye Bf''iI' As'
FIsgg Jewett, wife Of Dr. Cha. Jese's agei |" ysss,
New-Hampshire papers please copy.
JoSKs-ou Monday, 49, John Jones' sou Of cs' H. '''''
Of Cold sping Harbor. L. l. -
eldest child Of TSsodSss P., .Sd S,so1 sas e
O'Clock will be Attendance At soo;o Fsfrr sesss.
Of Sc ami, are oH las$ 70 sad Without further
MEszBs-At Kingston N T. saturday March Charles mea1'
The ,e T and friends Of the family invited attend the fq"es
Al the Presbyterian Church. Weshester. on Tuesday haeh
O'Clock p. N
RAYaoND-on Saturday morning, March Deem Oaey vie %
% t.s,e. aaa friend, 20. ss f.% %
the funeral TS& March ssG ,ii a. 10 eds
RILEY-ou Sunday Theodore W. Riley In the Goth Je"
The eud of the family attend the ns,sl se.'o.s
a. the Church OF the Ascension HhsVe. corner Of TeOh. %
sMrrH-Ou Tuesday March at Adams T. Rev Stafford H. s-
,op Of the late L.. A. smith 81 this city. IA
held Tuesy lth inst, AZ D. NJ ~ rs
cadence Of Mrs x wospey Dodge ~ hOrnsto-n. NJ
TALCoTT-At Denver COL Kate A. wife Of William I.eo fsn'e"
Of Jersey City.
Notice OF funersl hereafter
A, Clinton Y on Sunday H,e. ~. se -
he late william H. Talcott jersey City. aged 70 Yess
Notice OF funeral hereafter
TORRBY-Mondsy March TO- at bis tate residence Columbus Ccnes>
John Torey the nth year Of hssse
Notice Of unera hereafter.
yAIL-A Newark J., The sb Len. D. VIE Of Ca@anxS
Val and daughter Of DAVID A. and Caroline D. tsfes
The rauyes invited y atseod me inners TON
late residence 37 BeeleaVe NeSars, on TaesiAr 49, "
will be IN waiting a. teefr 81 ~H>s
N r r. 90 ARRIVAL OF IL o'clock train nom Ne"'ios
VAN BURBN-At Brighton Bngand March TO- 10 tbe tb r" o.
his age Van Bueo Of SUisa L. van DsssA
Fishkll- on Hudson.
wgRD-At Morrs.nii March 1871 Augustus Wed assi
Weine~ay al IL Oc& tss
leaves Harlem depot a. $3.50 and lO;i'
wuLRrS-Iu BROOKLYN Msrch TO- Charles W. WiIeN
Notice OF the funeral on Wednesday
WIILgrs-Ou loh in Margaret Anu. vie Of Robert Wio
an 18th o'clock from bee e nr1ens
Long will be In waiting a. bsysao iss
an .ry.l OF the Flushing and North SIDE train that leave. Hunters
Point a. o'clock Relatives AMI Trends invited " ssea s
ouG further notice
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.
IFop other Ship Beps see second Pdge.i
AufuUTn

ARF1vED.
Steamship tBr Liverpool Feb n. sid ooescsss
atsh With mtse and pas. j H. S,arka -, -
ismsa Trieste jar ~
MieaseIs 10Th With mise 70 Henderson, Bros :, -. -
Sts,msbip CITY fIioo FEB d. Hsssss
March viii mise. anS1asL 10 p Ale sntre Sons -
Steamship Nsnbs.,sn wochu Charleston G., with mdse SO
ssmsbp Bsuefsctor Jsoes Phdelps viii DiSe I'ssss
Steamship Co. =. -,-.-.t---
Bsrk r * weldon Coson, Havsna is DAYS. with sugar
Bark (of P,fna). sbemn Caienss no5s'~ s
Sugar ... a. A.. liz al,
Nellie Newcastle. Mel Blat Aaiakas Fes r. se
ugsr.
schr. MOI mouth Anderson. Vrginis
Schr John Ferris st John. Aensdis with coat - ~.
Benjamin Gsrste lof phihieiphs. STAFFORD Oenofesos"
days With -
Schr Lacreis Cozsens Charleston o. days with posder
Ida Birtsa Johnson Dsreu Geo. days win yellow v"n
SAILED.
Steamship Ocean Queen for AspngaH ship Wnged Haoter nr
Liverpool T. Wsr for Saga. MARY Dyer For Csasr
schr J. r. AugeT for Par,
wIND-SqDdoxn light. N, W.; clear
DOMESTIC PORTS.
CHaRtEsroy c. March loSa baks Gurons Tor idSereody
Narrsgansett. for New-York. - - -.
sAvANxAH ia March lO-Aryed STEAMSHIPS Gen. D.rpes sr>
Cleared bark Cavieses for Liverpool bns Pscl
away Tor Mooeviieo
DISASTERS.
Providence r. l.. March l0Tbe schr C. r. hcConvine srsss
Boston Neck. tins morsHg
wreckes contracted ~ get her on 49,.
Newport this afternoon the hs
Boston, laden wd coal Due h<e
sprung leak of Point Judith
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GOVERNMENT WEATHER REPORT
WAR DEPARTMENT.


OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WARRINGTON ID. c., Monday. March IL, 1871 a. III.
Synopsis Tor the pas tlOsnts- four hour
The area of low barometer that was Sunuay
night over the Middle States has moved eastward PaSs
Cape Cod followed by fresh and brisk northwest W'
for a portion OF Monday the middle Atlantic coast
The low barometer that In the NorthW West Is ~.
over the lake region aud the Ohio Valley and lntu
area il probably east or Oregon Clear weatnea
winds from the Upper Mississippi. 80. and
Threatening and rainy weather prevails In oregon "
Idaho and from Alabama 10 Lake Huron.
Probabilities
For Tuesday along the entire Atlantic coast south am
east winds falling eter and cloudy weather. WIN
ight rain In the Middle and South Atlantic states o
the Gulf States rising barometer westerly wnds a"u
generally clear weather. os,
For the lower lakes sOutherly winds veerng 10 wos
erly with cloudy weather. For tho upper lakes ir
west winds lower temperature partly cloudy and clear
weather A local storm will prevail on TUESDAY morn'
ing specially IN tho Ohio Valley and West virginia
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THE FIRE RECORD.
The steam tannery of Armstrong g. Storey

The steam tannery of Armstrong & Storey
n, cbtlIcothe Ohio. was burned on Saturday night
LOSS about $4,000; insurance. $1,000.
The following il a list of losses to insurance
companies by tho Clyde (ohio re. OF them being
only partial s,eoo.
a,as Of New York o. 500; Franklin Of Philadelphia s'ee
~ =, I,non al OOOi Home Of hesfott. tJDO norm
s Rto. OF arfofi s22OO; Pbnnir OF Hartford
"a No. YORK Of Dayton. SlOOOi Gun VI
1as,eispd $40 100. North American. - 'o'
The explosion of gas-meter' at 0lo D. ID
as,orday caused slight fro In tho cellar OF tho nve-
story tbogsS. owGod by John j. Bucsel u IA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-11
MAINE TOWN ELECTIONS

BELFAST, Me-, March 10.-William C. Mar.
eha was to-day elected TO his third term "a MAYOR with
nearly the same municipal officers as last year.
BANGOR, March l0-At the municipal election, Iosenh
y. Bass. who nominated by the citizens caucus and
supported. also, by the Democrats. elected Mayor
receiving 75 votes 10 1909 for Moses Gliding the regu
Jar Republican nominee.
AUGUSTA. March lO.-At the city election, today the
Hon. James w. North (IiepublicanD elected Mayor
without opposition. Tue Democrats made DOmna
<0ns aud did NOS vote Ths Vnts waa Vetg ANAL
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5petial Notices
How Consumption can DO Cured

How Con,umption be Guseda %ss e, s' s
Pulnonic syrup Sssweed Tonic and n.aiase Pi. ,.,,
Mndr.i Plus clear DOT The Liver and rs.ss m
the bowels snd Interfering VITA tnet p1 M [
sn eS b" aten With safety By ard ooaan. The se.-
10, gSa: a s, .. s%st as Ss sSe general
the will SG s9- .Gi S es I natter S. lungs and .
p heat. ~ sores aSd 1ss. "a 90 S uss 80
Win Pumonary Consumption. 10 fe the meeae asJ zoe
;. sSooU" S Of E mpSeucs Of those aus Sca
srea. with most people Is s. s 20 a1' se 1900
are continually AIDING cold cola that nothing vii d, them any ss
thew mus avoid exposure dmp cold OF ehanSesble ser
& s . Watsr 'I s. ssa aa s % |
during the cold and damp weather 20 emin n wen -
and thermometer regulate the te~Pe4ae a. OF near aaA-
standard. ,,.,,... =, a.. .... ..--
The aS IS q % sss s.' SS, e @se BIGGER
pecnare This temperature seems 70 ios.ss me oss
Of The system sn degree ftempallfe sersiore Tie % COS.
GENIAL Tor tho sy rae 70 AAJ 90
Fr proper physical exercise ..s 70 ss ,GSS ' :s,,
the blood sud materially assist digssuoo
diet !. necessary 10 a.l,as good olooi
Every kno~gs bJ experience What dSa .sa "1s
Avoid tia. he.'y the ssa.ce sd .ss 70 s
asSse Nth H. only sash ssiees " experience are
n ssa p oDc TIA, mead, A. coasump, who ny
according Ii. dsaa' 80. e.'S S.,. sa e ss .'s S .
sssSss carr q Ss. saet eqns9S s,s ss-r,a
rs1 s. aSa sessed Tonic P Pre-
pAedby s, y S wi al ~, Psis-,.A.
And for sale By ~ druggsts and drslers
JoHN HENRY aud College place sas York whoesAe Axss
The workinswoncn's Protectiye Union.
redress rsas sed npsa
gSS Ssapss%asss cLSsSs AZ % .pSS
.: .ss a.. : .. Ss ~. ..s :s .sA a. re bare
CIoAcs wrinssrs Of Al. no ,stea e peg E.
UNIVERSAL WRlNGRR, which wsnsasd tefsoSs
aktsoVo''rAS "A'"''' y coi.issas... IT
-Imeric.n I.sttute Earners' Ciub.rhs Ciss ssse
.x.rT TRSDAY at O'Clock at the rooms OF 'oe
Cooper Bal ding anenlS,si p rss
I W attend. "a'"'" y
| JoHs w Ca,saxeA Seceas'
s,eS al oas standing sscssisl snd pssSsss.v
| caed Consultation free. 10 r",", -.
Take Renner Magic oil 200. a a. s.s . elsss,s -.
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s.co. Me-, March 10.-Wagner, the alleged
.'..o,ar was broaeht TO this place on Saturday and
,oSsad in ial where ho will be confined until his exam
inatiou some time this week
PORTSMOUTH, N. H.. March io.-A shirt stained WIN
h,ooa b,s been taken vault at tho house OF MI
ohnson in this city and identified as belonging 10 Wag-
mar who boarded there,
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IA East Forty third At near Thirdsve. In this city,
Al i:is p M. windowcurtain 'sntcd from gssjes,
No. % Ouiversitypsce. Damage ~ a. lam ,' vncss
window curtain took fire from gas 5ot ~ jun
hotel, No. n East Fourtb-st DamagHvw.
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P1SSENGERS ARRIIED.

From LIyERRooLin Steamship Adria,,c. March 10 Mrs
hnsor W. J. Major Ms, ~ aoT~.. bs,eso{ Mr Loysssr@
Co-'ey NJ A. C5synan Frank Ssrnks Hoas.s
AknsouA Esselbou. ioha Kelly M ssd Ms shneu IsssE
~ " Hchshan Mrs hschhas sad servsa His
macMsssa O. wiehnrcp. Gen. HAN T. Perkins Soan ~ hoss
Lieut. A. Ma1se H. ~ j. A. Cunningham. Wiisos b1~t1ss.
Waller. II. yorlan j. D-syleI.
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were left bchind II Is impossible yet TO ascertain now
much IA Loaf by the burglary but Ia not believed 20 70
much moro than tho aforementioned bonds ana eofu'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-11

South America can support larger popula-
ton than any other grand dvlson Of the globe, We
shall have to Amercanize that fat country goOd De
gnntng has already been made with Farbanka's
bcaes.-l Exohange
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MiRRlED.

CHAsB-CADY-On Sunday March by Rev Alfred B.oh u %
Horner Of this city TO Sarah CsY OF Chithm ~ l.
CooPER-sToWBM the eseoos Of Tho bnts f1iss
Mr j. Livingston. n j.. b. Rev Jis L. Da's mr. w. :.
Cooper OF Bloomiugdas TO Mr+ MARY SOse
kINBALI-MAPBS-In Yanke n T., on Weinssds nsrce -
the brides mother by the Rev DaV1 Ce .
Gerarus Kinba bme A. daughter 81 the As James nss
No rsrla.
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For Jnmes Partons Lecsre on The Pilgrim FATHERS ~
Men Of Bupes and thirteen Interesting ecture s Tn<s
USE LBCrUaE Extra No inst published Price & By mn &c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-11

Shows PectoraI PearisA no,sf confecuoa ot Cesfhs
aud HosreDess Sold by drngssS nc per 0OA ~ u
SNOW. Sole Msnuacurer. New Haven. Conn
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ware decided in the Supreme Court to-day:
In the Of the Cleveland Pnesye aud Ashtsbua Railroad Con-
nsny against Pennsylvania and from the Court
h nate the question upon the night OF the STATE under us act OF
@ Se 10 is bondhoers The State Court sustained the right and
enforced This Court that the sae may properly
tar persons property within its Jurisdiction 6a the power OF taxa
lion Is within the Jurisdiction The bonds IN TINS case
oOSor
and held OF the State they are property
beyond jurisdiction Of the State Tue Ia" requiring me treasurer OF
legitimate the
II law wmc mpars obligation Of the contract entered into be
bondhoders Is Tor
nSSnent reversed Judge dssens holding that as the Fta,e
Courts question authorized O ne "
el which bonds Issued principe OF ne
Federal Constitution violated Mr. Justice Field delivered ne opinion
rue cases the Pittsburgh wsne Road and Of the Della
ware and Great Western kosd are Glsposo " "c
yexs s,ed in be opinion In the foregoing Case
In me Of Humphrey Rques from the Circuit Court Tor
sn Carolina bold the Cbeaw and Darlington Railroad
Compapy in South Carolina s BY the laws OF the state exempt rom
on and that the 1853 enacted to repeal this exemption
od The Court late the question whether
sat- has ID. bind itself against imposing taxes Tor has been
held State has the 70 bind ~ n rehnqdsh
pg The arng power and such provision Of exemption CONTRACT
rbh the state subsequently, impair Judgment anrped hr
Justice Hunt delivered the opinion -.
The Counsel Charleston and others against bnch
and others Of by opinion 10 this
In the against Mason and HYATT rom The
r Court District ot NewYok tho plaintiffs ~
error brought against the defendants for yns and
tpS taxes alleged to be Illegal Hyatt OF Internal
special homn and others tor
IN The number for months as dsi
he claims Of the Government the trial the Court asked In
struct both officers guilty Of espass bot ne
too was refused and the refusal Is assigned az error
il here said that the Court correctly refused 50 70
Collector his duty TO collect tne
men certified He had discretion aud bound
the Instruction ssied bring within the Of law June,
Davis delivered the opinion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-11

CHICAGO nsrrb Receipts ssoo msfs ssify sevss
shipping grades good ehooe native ses' ssas %
a. xs9Ss Is GOOD eornfef 1srsss - Guet T b
hscy zot n brought 81 ~; cows % SoSA %; ~
asesls. 200
Hoss-Reeeis tr shppas demand; prizes sm q. go
grsdss medium good sold 81 ~ 91St VI
choice ~, ssost "; sbisses $50
PINT CLOTH MARKET.
PRovozSes March 10 Tho Pint coth maris quiet and Pds
arm n2pf
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REPUBLICAN LOSSES IN THE NETWORK TOWN
ELECTIONS.

ALBANY, March 10.-Ihe Ar0ss viii publish
table tomorrow showing that Of 81 counties holding
town meetings. the Democrats and Liberals have car
red 90 against last year, making net gam Oh tnon
ada ~ 4 tOwna
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CATTLE NARkET4.

- 70, sr.ined Crsss rseoss ssesiy ., f Hard - -
yellow DIP aud virsia Ter higher sales 81 81 De$3 20.
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DIED.

Al Notices Of Marriages must Be Endorsed Nth fsH
name and address.
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THE cuAmBERLAIN's STATEMENT.

City Chamberlain Palmer makes the follow
ing abatement Of receipts payments ahd nahoos i0'
the week ending March 8. 1873:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-11

The Tribune,s Report Of tho Credit mobiiter y
printed extra sheet Of eight pages nOv resy
nriar shouLil he lin aFly
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Balances - -
Feb. "a Reee'pu fstmeh" .
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cEysURING SENATOR SUMNER.

AN ELOQUENT DEFENSE OF THE SENATOR'S Ac-
TON FROM THE QUAKER POET.
The following letter appears in The Bosto"
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SUPREME COURT DECISIONS.

IMPORTANT RAILWAY CASES DECIDED-THE IN
TERNAL REVENUE CASE AGAINST MASON AND
HYATT IN THE SOUTHERN NETWORK DIS
TRICr.
GENERAL PRESS DIsPATCHl
WASHINGTON, March f0.-The following cases
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THE ISLE OF SHOALS TRAGEDY.

a ,ol .g7s "a SIS. sol 81 Lsos, $50 % ',ssS'os
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1873-04-19
Administrators Notice.

OFFICE, i hereby given, that ,h, ,p,,.
y >crjbcr has Obtained from the or
HhanS '"url of Frederick County, Letter,
Irslhm"mtarE on III" t.>latr of
JOHN S. FENNEJh
lat" OF /, frederick County, deceased. An
persons hayin" claims AGAINST the .aid de-.
r"aScd, are hereby warned to exhibit tn.
same with the vouchers thereof o., or he
lore the 10TH day Of March, 1863; y. thee
may otherwise nv law be excluded from all
hrDc!N Of said Estate.
FREDERICK WHITE,
sept ll-4W Administrators
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\ 1TI:NIloN !

REPUBLICANS AND DEMOCRATS
"Grnnt < Wilson, "Grrr!ry x Brown
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The Great Wall I'm China.

William II. Seward, speaking of the
great wall of China, which he examined
during his tour around the world, says
The Chinese have been, for at least two
or three thousand years, a wall-making
people. 1t would bankrupt New York
or Paris to build up the walls of Pekin.
The great wall Of China is the wall Of
the world. 1t is forty feet high. The
lower thirty are of hewn limestone and
granite. Two modern carriages may
pass each other on the summit. 1t has
parapet throughout its entire length,
with convenient staircases, buttresses,
and garrison-houscs at every quarter OF
mile, and it runs, not by cutting down
hills and raising valleys, but over the
uneven crests of the mountains and
down through their gorges distance Of
a thousand miles. Admiral Rodgers
and l calculated that it would cost more
now to build the great wall of China,
through its extent OF one thousand miles,
than it cost to build the fifty-fve thou
sand miles of railroads in the United
States. What a commentary it is upon
the ephemeral range of the human intel
lect to see this great utilitarian enter
prise, so necessary and effective thou.
sand years ago, now not merely useless,
but an incumbrance and an obstruction T.