, 1873-10-21

rosiloooH Ii. this city. Ho was robe and rc}'.
rouonted tho Confodorato alatea tn Franco, and
put tho robot loan OH the Treuoh ,narkct.
ollnnts. Mr. Pcok. II ro1nonnr we'll, ia son
Of TINT strong man nnd good Judge, Ebcnogot
poch. Of Illinois. Tho oonnaisaion, or ts tim
piro, held that pcrsora who had Rono before tho
roliot, and should not ily Tic tribunal tl.oy
lcotod. This was right in motive, but bad In
Homo eanea, because several claimauts liasl vol
unfairly Withdrawn from tile Court Of Clnins OH
tho crention Of tho Commission. An American
lawyer Bald to mo
't1ho English c!nimnnta wonlll,avo got double
tic award If tho Commission Ind boon composed
"rwo on THREE NEW yonK MnNonANTs."
Tile Commission never produced Il writton
opinion nt my t1nio-n remarkable fact III Lilo
record Of Commissions oftlsis kind. Wns 1t la2i-
'noaa, outside occupation, or nSroclnont?
Il. y. nalo,. Amorlcan ngant, showed unGeaalng
alaority for tho Government, hs e!iout: 1Io ra-
ceIyod $4,000 grconbacks; whilo. James u.
Carlisle, o Washington lawyer, who seldom,
troubled bilnaclf to appear in audience, got slo'-
oount corti reoovetl nothing for hIs Hcrviocs,
but will probably net tho rsuNl remembrance Of
o service of silver plate mud llo Las toen n per-
BON to bo woll remembered anaongat ua mud
throfgllolit, civilization, aa q man with tho
highest notiolth Of honor aud proprlcty.
....., THE AMERICAN CLAIMS a., =
before this Com.niHsion-all' Of Which wego
thrown out-woro for THO st. Albans raid. for
the dotontion of sps ut Calcutta loadel will
saltpotro and kept back by orders in council md
for tho uso without paying royalty Of American
inventions. Tho chief guides from" American
SOURCES to the International law APPLYING in tho
cnsen woro Wheaton, William Beech Lawrence,
anl tho decisions Of tho United Stutca Supreme
Court, of wliicl. Judge No!son: was probably
tho brightest authority in civilization. Our rec
ord in tho snpromo Court during tho war, upon
cases Of tins class, is honorable. THO legal
nj n mi fHt1n
amount to principles between nations. And
then, -
wuEATosl
What sn was ho--tho 9ntiye d Of ono Of the
mnn for Bone timo. yet preciao and broad ~ tho
| popular understanding OF freo-masonry. Scotch,
pr{saians. seaptlinayians, French. Americans,
6s 6 I Lis rdnos ht a II R a ono o q Tans
atlantic law.h Let us be gratined with our work
thus far III tho domain OF Thought md law., II
We should expire by woakncsA or inaltention.
tho world would feel too lutte, tint sudden mud
| CAL1FonN1A AND NEWT 1o6f11. :
"A highly distinguished concurrence OF great
mon mot Oh n recent Sabbath afternoon, near
| On tile soeond part waH :T1E TR1DuNE's corfo-
apoudont. They shook hands aB If tho eyos or
Delaware wero upon thom, md procoedod to
public questions with MI their well.known intel
/
over neighhoring gardon-wall soy that IL bore
n striking Resemblance to the naval action bc-
twoon the Alabama and Kcatsargc. Modosty tor"
bids montion Of tho 1nany astuto ideas which
| dropped from TIE TRIBUNE correspondent as
plontifuly M loyal Euglishnan tlropa his us.
Mr. Wilson, who Inns been living three yoars on
tho paeiho coast rose to explain as follows;, j..
ibid you eyer read tho history Of tho fail Of
| question Of you? We'll. sir. the revolution &C.
complshed in California by Newt Booth is
worthy Of tho classic pen, of Rollin: snElo-
handed and alono ho made the fight. He began
along And mark mo, air,-I nm a man beyond
the years OF SOME Of uH, and if die, boar it III
memory. Newt Booth looks as it he would be
tho noxt proHidont Of tho United States. Tho
Layo been systematically undermining tic people
| by buying and feoing Congress- autl the Govern
ment officials, and tho Central Pacific Railroad
WIS the foremost offender OF MI. It poBaoBse8
Stanford is always Dragging about hts gre9t el,-
ter1,rse aB il there waa anything in it. Sir [here
| 11r. Wilson's faco roBomllos Daniel Wob-
Bter'sl. tho work OF Oakos A,neR was far moro
Pacific il tlo more perfect JOB: Did you eyor
rcal Sir William Hamilto philosophy2 Why,
tho Central Pacitlc nailroAd. created by Ro-
public, ruled tho people Of tho Coast worso tl,an
thereof. Thoy had their scnators hefe, thoir
Legislatures yonuer; md Nowt Booth broke
the whole chain. lIe's littlo man. braye-1ook-
ing, nllil all earnest Ia klmI of 1nediunl-Bzed
lion. Horo1otus aaya. in hi9 reflections on Asia
Minor, that bachelors arc tho great resort Of
natious in extremity. Newt Hooth is ono
Of those nle1i, "a bachelor, aud if you
at IT. Lis w. best, look at at him in in contraat
to ono Of these Corporat t:on-Kingal Rea,l
Booths protest to the people, nnd stanfords
babyish response, Ell apant, gcntiomon;; as
Napoleon remarked 4, from tie summit OF the Tyr
over the country will not be checked. Govern
mont by corporations is monarchy flying tho
popular flag 10 deceive tho people: Let un come
10 il definite understanding with them, and start
q well-undolptood inrisprudence for 1t; Did
Ralston or Latliam intorfero with tho election,
or lolp Out the Central Railroad? No, they
wore too shrowd, You canuot catch such: men
nappng,"
about smashing in IN invisible library and draw
Ing upon the inoxhauBtfblo vocabulary of MEM
ory, mud we rotreated. Yes, NC Ind AL engage
mont, and wo loft the groat nun amidst lis
gorgeous 11lluinati0usI GATH.
| Extension Of tho Hallway Mail Ser-
vicc..ConErcssntun Roberts Letter
Returning His Back rny--MinistcE
Sicl1acs' Disregard OF tho Cunstitll-
tion--COl. Hughes, of Virginia. Ill
TroubIc--Countcrkoi Under Sur
Annual Report.
/ Special Dispatch to Tie Chicago Tribune.
WAsu1karoN, D. @. Oct. 2o.-Tho now railway
mail service, ordered by tho Post Office Depnrt.
ment within the past two weeks On tho following
lines Of Northwestern railroads, won't into
operation to-day: Grand Rapids d Indiana
Railroad, from Walton to- Traverse City, Mich,
264 miles; Chicago d rucino, from Chi,
cago to Elgin, Sc milos Milwaukee, Lake Shore
& Woatorn, from milwaukee, to Two Riyors,
Wis.,, 85 miles and on the branch Of tho las.
named route, from Manitowoo to Appleton, AZ
milos.
The new service ordored on tho Utah Northern
Railroad from Corriue to Franklin, 81 miles, il
to begin Nov.1.
CoNGnEsssIAN RoDERTB' nAoK FAY.
The letter Of Representative Ellis il. Roborta
Of New York, covering irroyouably into tho