New-York tribune., 1873-05-24

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thing wrong IN II But this vas enough for Jay, sno
hs dispatch basod upon n scandalous ana mae'o
lent libel Immediately, MIR. Fish, forgetting jays
manouyers, my rcmonatrancos and his own promises.
tolographod 10 suspend Mayer temporarily, when Oh
oourso did hut most reluctantly Jay receven n'o
with open arms aud immediately made dinner iol NO
aud every time was at his house was presseu "
lunch. But at this very time he was teegraphins u'
to Washington 10 have my whole commission e"s
pended. Tho day 1 reached here ne sent n
telegram from Fish appointing him and Mr. hehnA.
o special commission to supervise 'no
commission Vienna with power to suspen nnoInted
rarily any Commissioner or Commissioners asrpT This
prior to March 20, to examine aud report secret SEES
most extraordinary tribunal has held dlB So bar-
slons ever since TO which summoned EePo and Com
keepers and scandal m0ngers OF every ko of tho
mssioners exhibitors, aud others Inc ca nSal s
Exhbtion are utterly lost;sigh Of but TINS abso
runs on You will readily understand against
me 10 Justify him In his 1 cannot learn ''' ~
has succeeded in the least degree uho, only Mayer
Thomas Nc IIratb his confederate, wnen Vny ,a ;he
was suspended and he and myself were Wasak ,towent
den of this secret commission TO hear my or whisper
AGAINST Won now why must you go and taAe s ~ veP
part Ii will be much more pruueh iol td him that
o far s knew Mayer had done nothing tIaG nee11 m @
defense that had never done or sa % NOT have done
necton with the Commission that woqi9 M NJ, no conceal
upon the steps Of city Hall that nan s no to
ment and surprised he should ,S,S SVSl'' ' "
uin DIn % ~ This inauiston addressed them
note saving had expected TO be lnyteu 10 W and
80 ,ts ssssons nd learn something OF lts character a
raceodings The next day they replied by note ~
that before receiving my note they had ,Then
invited TO attend ana make my statemen,s;; "a was
was there they read over to what Jay stated WaS
"alI the material evidence" assure you IL roro was
bosh-bosh-most OF 1t hearsay ana nuInoug ~, - apy
No word AGAINST me- In note TO me they said @
further evidence ELECTED affecting tne nno ~ have
country or of myself they would let me KNOW nav
had mo- word from them since, Dnt they have haa me
suspeuded TIE result has been most dsastrGuS o ir
the xhibitiOn Is at a standstll ana tne /.
| Torment of excitement ana -, Ill
You have no idea what disgust nils tne mhu VI % M
Americans here at these outrages ana my rools or
aIIed dav and night With exhibitors and others
sing their Indignation. Our department Is noe hn
| anything These fellows seem only anxious 10 DIeak
dawn All have done without reference TO the result
The permits issued by long ago they reuse 10
nize and express their determination TO CUT doW anu
cnange the spaces at their pleasure Patiofms cVsS
as high as 900 forms (over $1,000 they Qrder 70 pc
down aud removed and yesterday eAhOltoIo pioaS O
n,o 1nn,nit and deded them 10 touch their platform
This Is war now to the knife Tney shal answer ' ~
court ana on the SUM- T. b. VAN BUREN
WHAT is SAID OF THE CASE IN ms oMh io"'
Prom Ta1 Haekensdcf and ERyt70ood I.epsoso"N , !,
| IT, is due to Gen. Van Buren, that he should
meet his accusers and be heard in sefdeiense anu IS
most probable that all the charges may M oG bp hs
movement against the Commissioner, nc dld not IuLy
realize the power OF storm he has now provoAeu
| the minister rather than the conduct OF inc
Commissioner the cause OF TINS wretcnea sca1ua an @
! Goyernment and the OF the American peoPle,
The President If convinced that ne mas comnltIed an an
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without delav as his best vlndcauon: Iueh Tue Gen
eral no matter how be might resign tue
abe post would at have the satisfaction OF having
I wiped out his Disgrace
The facts connected with the case OF Mr. Matthews
| these:
Gen Van Buren urged Mr. Matthews TO be represented
at the Expositon and indicated the probability OF De
living large profits the undertaking. MT. matthews
did NOT feel inclined TO venture. but further urgng
said he would think about II, and suggested that Gen.
Van Buren should take interest in the enterprise
whereupon Gen. Van Buren protested that nc w0ud on
no account have an interest to the Nalne oi
| a pin in ANYTHING as IL would be exceedingly
damaging, Mr.. Matthews was struck WIN
! the high-tOned aud honorable attitude OF
Gen. Van Buren in this matter, ana sad he nau ue-
ermned lay the facts in the case before the Depart
ment OF state Mr.. Matthews mentioned another iact
OF interest showing the mudded condition Ot thlngs
at Vienna his goods with an agent 70 the EH
posion who on his arrival found that Baron schwartz
nad farmed out the privilege OF selling sOda water
throughout the building. On learning tDls MI
Matthews instructed his agent that, II he could not
equal privileges 20 pack up his goods ana resp "
America immediately.