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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-27
LONG ISLAND.

JAMAICA.--A tutor employed III the family
of Dr. VIM D. Wood started Saturday Ostensibly for
England having under his the doctors
The doctor gave several hundred dollars with
which deray necessary expenses, aud upon their
rival in New-York the tutor thought to change
the money for "A draft Bank of England and went
into Office ON wal-st for that purpose, the young
man meantime waning outside, but tue tutor has not
since been The German printer Ende aud his
wife, who attempted 10 commit suicide on Monday even
ing. likely Tue wants OF the unfortunate
couple have been Literally attended TO- and they are
now in comparatively comfortable circumstances
NEwTowN.-The primary meetings OF the NewtOwn
Reiormer to nominate candidates 10 be voted for at the
town meeting on Apni were held on Tuesday evening.
ceedngs such extent that the RefOrmers were
forced 10 find second meeting place. The nominations
were finally made.
AsroRrA-The funeral Of Edwin Mills took place on
Tuesday. Flags IN the village were al hamast, and
wees conducted by the Rev Dr. steael, pastor
the Presbyterian Churon OF which Mr. Mills was elder.
The deceased had held many places OF trust
NoRfu HEMisrEAD--The Queens County Agricultural
sociey their last meeting decided TO mold horicul-
tural show and market sales far IN june
STATEN ISLAND.
NEw- BmGHIoN.-The proposed amendments
10 tie Village Charter were submitted 10 the
the Trustees and been approved forwarded TO
the Legislature for action. One amendment provides
for the abolition of the office of Police Justice. and an
other that the Trustees sha the power To each
In the Town Of ClAietOn $500 annually IN lieu
o. any and all other compensation.
MIDDLETowS.-The receipts OF taxes In the Village OF
Edgewar. for 1872 amounted To 81 $40 A. The Tax
Collector Of this town, which includes the Village OF
Edgewater, after collecting the regular yearly tax VIII
have special sitting for the purpose OF receiving back
taxes for 1870 anu 1871.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS separate claims against Rich
mOnd County for the year 1872 have been
Board OF Supervisors, amounting To 5000 49, Ihea
rTegate reduced 10 siy6g3 II, and thus allowed.
NEW-JERSEY
JERSEY CITY.-The libel suit of John Burke,
John Is. smonds. James II. Donnely, and George W.
Pennington against The Jersey CITY Times, growing out
the report OF alleged prize fight published In that
paper, yesterday concluded IN the Court Of ses-
sions. Mr. Newbod closed for the defendants, and
County Prosecutor Garretson for the state the
ing IA The Jury retired az 1870 D. M, and
u " M. We're locked up for The night The BOARD OF
gIIe CoDfblonoJs ordered, last pshL aD examination
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ART STUDENTS will find in THE TRIBUNE
LYE, Ezra No Published the series Of Art Studies recently
delivered 10 the National Academy Price &C. b. mail Sc
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For stylish and elegant Hat go to EsPEN
,cBEp, Nanuisc,ufer ll9 NAssaG-st.
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For Morn PATCHES, FRECNEs, AND TAN,
use PERRYs FRgcKK LorIOS. Sold by dpgsn eer
where. Depot, % BondsL New-fork
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VOW on EXHIBITION FREE Day ard Evening at the Clinton
Hall Sale Rooms
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M '' SATURDAY EVENING 2orB INST,
AT THE CLINTON HALL SALE ROOMS.
l,rs. collection Of MODERN OIL PAINTINGS, handsomely
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-27

IAnnomoement-i
Irritation of scalp-BURNETT's COCAINE cures.
YIsCoNTI's TUSCAN SALAD OIL-Choice Olive.
, 1873-12-17

transfer WIS made yesterday by ox-Trcns-
uror Cage, to Trenstrcr O'1Iara OF checks On
various city banks to the amount Of S598, ,009.Go,
together with u small amount Of currency and
leash items," bringing tho whole sum up to
3611. 1.855.54. Included in tlliH sum aro checks on
three suspended banks amounting to 6132. 600.
Tho anount Of Alr. Gagos defalcation is $780,
7o3.23, although tho deficit Is larger by tho
amount i'll the suspended banks. Immediately
after tho transfer was effected an informal ton
der Of Alr. 1lge's private property was made by
his counsel to the Mayor, Comptroller, md
Finance Committee. to liQuilate tho detlcienc<
The proposition not being made in writing it
was decided to tako no action upon it, and Mr..
Gago's counsel WAS informed that he could mike
written communication to tho Corporation
Counsel. by whom It would be considered with
view to legal advice in the promises.
It appears to us that, II tLo city is offered tho
security of 1rr. Cages property, be the same
moro Or lcsa, in addition to. and not In lieu Of,
the security Of his official bond, it would be
moet unwisa not to tako It. Tho most that can
be recovered from Mr.. Gage, In any eyout. is his
ontire property, and, II this ia voluntarily ton-
dorea, the expense and delay Of litigation will
he avoided. or course, d written stipulation
Bhonll ho hal from his bondsnaen that the &C.
cop.auce Of the property iB not to rs1ease or i'm
pa,r their liability.
, 1873-12-17

Gov. Powers, Of Mississippi, having announced
l,is determination to hold oil for anotler year,
haa orlcsod special oeclioas (Tuostlay, Dec, 30)
to fill vacancies in hiB own Log. .saLuro, and tho
Yioksburg Herald pays:
ThiB accnH ud!cate that the Governor fcog quito
conhte Ut haylng tho tren.a Court Oh III. ttv III
lasGlng upon tao Cunsntionlty OF tho atu ooutoll,
but, nslrns decision Ia obainul beDro Tue2lay aftUr
thu third Monday Of jannary It 1a llkoly tho Powers
LuHaluuro an tho Grew tlecte.l Oh thu Amen tlsket
LuMialuna.
Tho next Legislative yoar, In mississippi, bo-
gins on TucBstay, Jun. 40, 1874, and Adolbort
Amee cannot Qogally) DO inaugurated Governor
until tho Legislature hus counted aud doclared
tho returns now in tho keeping Of GOV, Powers
Secretary Of State. Az GOV. Powers holds tho
returns, aud holda them to DO illegal, It remains
to be Boon what Bon Dutler'a son.in.law will do.
The Texas Legislature will convene OIL Tuos-
day. Nov. 10, aud Richard Coke will bo inaugu.
rated Governor Oh tho Succeeding IAursday.
1T Ia remarked by Nav Orleans newspapers
Of Dec. 10 that uo lou,,is havo boon received or
declared, in lint city, Of tho Shreveport District
apocial election, Nov. RI, although George l..
Smith took his scat in Congress, Dec. 8, as tho
Representative thon elected.
-Congrcasmen, though denied tho f-ankng
privilege, havo ordered ID, 000 copies Ut s:exau-
dor Stephens speeoh lndofslng tho ua4A.y -vrab.
Tho Southern press does nos, however, !ulosae
etsphsus' npseoh. The Augusta 0o,.sttt'!sionaliss
, 1873-12-17
LOCAL ITEMS.

About $45, 900 wore paid out m tIe order 1t tho
Duavd OF pnLllo Works yesterday, to lAtorcsa Oh
municipal improvements.
Tho Board Of Police yesterday appointed few reg
ular lNltrulnen, and interviewed tile MAy0r to
whether they had any legal right to authorize ihe 8ll
perlntondcnt Of Police to ssKn vumllbr for the
apprehension Of an Escaped prisoner. ItR onor told
tlvm thoy had aud they went AMY satisfied.
Yeatorday morning woman, nanod Mary Burke
while washing winiuwa, fell FROM thu sceousl-sory Of
thu old fremont M0uke, uIld BuAtai1ed nuriea which
It Ia believed viii result III her death. Ss was 4keu
to tls Mercy Hospital.
Yesterday afternoon, about 4 o'clock, tenn, Of
horses attached to buggy, driven by Mr. Teazo
north on union street, lEol tho corner OF Randolph.
They sour b0cama unManagcable aud at CcMtro place
ca1ne In contuct with horse aud buggy bclougiug
to q Mr. JoAnson. Afr. Teazeu thrown ont, aud
seriously in}urett about the 1tsd and fAre. IIa
removed to h0uso nrnr by, mud attended by ply.
sician. JoAnsona horse much hurt thut II hal
to 10 shot
Tho Union Catholic Librury Association Ia holding
bazaur III ps0s building c0ruer Of Munroo antl 6ato
streets, to ra!t1 funds fur tho low lLrary. Tile Arg0
hull Is very tascfulty festoonea and decorated win
evergreons and bunting. There aro four large
and handsome booths, presided over by
tic fulr daughters of sho different aoc-
tions Of tho city, besides gipsy ets aowerstas etc.
Az no fuir Ia complete without vote for HOMO moBt
popular ge,flo1nau In Of tho patlH Of lfo, this
IH no exceltou. beautiful mud costly toilet rot will
bo given 10 thh. gentleman Of the following ,hreo who
secoiyea the greatest number Of votea Mr.. Charlea
Whylupd Of flu ST. Eimot Mr. Phil Oonlsy, III hs 81,
oaAzlss NJ. AlaaA1 Bu3ks. Of DnsAsh uot*l
, 1873-12-17
CUBA.

HAVANA. Dec. &C., Tho following hns bt a received
from tho headquarters Of the reEuliou The so-ca1ed
Cuban House Of Representative, III session at Drju-
from tho Presidency by vittue Of tho powcra con-
ctded tho legislative branch III Articles T. g. and Of
tho Constitution Of Guimaro. The object Of this act
Ia understood to 10 tho restoration to power Of the
old J11nta Of New York. paleto Aquilern will tako
charge Of the Presidency, which ia now ded nd i'll
turin by tho Marquis Of Santa Lucia member Of
tue House Of Representatives. Uullcr the Admin
lstratton Vincent dnrcia becomes Secretary Of Wnr
Dr. Maceo Minister Of Forcian Affairs, and oalixto
Garcia Commancr-fn Chief of tho forces operating in
tho E1stern Department.
HAVANA, Dec. l6.-TAo proposed enrolment for
military duty Of a men between is md As yenrs Of
tive sorvice ia ginning advocates. Tho Laro aays:
"Wo are now ut tho 18th of December, aud have
raised 10 means and done nothing new to crush the
: miatnke. Lot Us gvo fresh impetus
advance on the road to The acIGcaon OF tho Island.
Tho tmo passes. Soycntyfour follows Seventy
have eauto to lePlore our criminal vaci&,tion. with
out great and united movement purt, the war
will drag on as It has to e present hour. It has con-
sune.l annualy from lo,ouo to 15,0o1 soldiers and
rise again. wo Will bitterly roent our ahorssghsel
lack Of preparation.n
The rost De cuba shows that tho prolonged reRfss-
ao Of c.rtagola is draining the reSourcaa Of spatn
enough now to oproae tho Of foreign dovcrn
nlents, which nearly all tend to tho destruction Of
Cnba, aud the luger his declining power Is respected
md obeyed In Cua. tho greater is tho probability
compklcd.
Several letters appear In the evening 1ourna1s ad-
dresBed to the Otpta-Generi, md calling Oh Mn to
declare the island III state Of siege and to anrou ths
cit!zena.
Ths steamer from Cadtz arrived to-d:4..~a-. l.
die4s aud 10 aeaneu.
, 1873-12-17

Tho Board Of County Commissioners ycstor-
day, by vote Of to 2, decided to postpone tue
consideration Of all questions Of building the
Court.Houso until December, 1874. This action
WAS extremely crcdltable to lilo good senao
and Judgment Of tho Commissioners. The vote
for aud against postpouomont was as follows:
Yeas-uognc, Burtliek, Dusse, olough, narrls, Hat-
rison, Jones, aud siugr.-8.
Mss-crawfosd, Hurting. johnson, Lonergan.
Noelle. Russell, and Aghton-7.
wil! ba gratifying to tho ontiro community Tho
city constitutes hve-sixtha Of the county. and.
though tho expenditure for now buildings ia
nom!nnlly by tue county, tho chief burden will
fall upon tho ownors Of property In tho city.
Our people aro not at this nlomont ah!o to boar
my additional load, with over nailllol, lollarB
Of floating debt aud interost to DO paid immut-
utely. With an empty Treasury, with dofalcA-
tion OF nonrly half million Ut dollars. and an
outstanding levy Of ei1 millions Of taxea for tho
city and million Tor other purposes, 1t il no
time to talk about building nov Court-IIouso
or other buildings. It was expected by tito coll
tractors and jobbers that arc urging theao woltH
that Mossrs nurllch, Jones', DuaHc, and lIarris
would vote for tlon,, 10 tho credit Of thego
Commissioners let 1t be known that they lave
resistea ai1 opportunities aud yotod as tho pub
lilo interests demanded.
, 1873-12-17

Tho bill ropoalng tho National bankruptcy
net. which Mr. Tronnin presented to tho House,
foilod Oil acconnt OF the section providing that,
in suits now ponding. the creditors representing
tho majority III amount Of claims should decide
tlia modo Of sott1emcnt. A1r. Wilson openly
charged that this provision was introduced at
tho Instance Of Jay Coole's attorney aud for tho
benefit of Jay Cooke l. Co. ThsB was doniod on
tho part Of the Committee, but the House
recognized the opportunity afforded rinjustlce
and fraud. a bill absolutely rcpealing tho Dant
rupt law passed the House, however. by d voto
Of 220 to a, with aoction offered by 1lr. Dcck
which provides that alt bankruptcy proceedings
now pending sllall 10 settled under tho law as 1t
now is, except that tho foes shal. DO reduced
one-half. It ia probable that the bill nilt bo
taken up immediately by tho Senate and The
large majority In tho House sooms to Indicate
that 1t will become a law
, 1873-12-17

vera quiot and si,ade castor, at 6Nu for
tl1onldora. 024@83to for short ribs, 10 for short
clear, NIL boxed, and s16@o>lc for sweet picked
hamp. 1lighwInes woro nottve aud 10 highor, ut
90 cel'ts per gallon. Drcsaod hogs wo,o .aors
aotsvo md cnsier. closing at a5.c0@D505 per 100
d's. Flour Was moro nctlyo aud firm, at a5.60@
h.75 for good spring ox.ras. Wheat wap aotivo
'nd }do lowor, closing nt s1.145G cash, and
SLICK so|lor Jannary. Corn was dull nnd 10
1owor, o'oaiug at 519lc cash, and 521Sc seller
January. Oats wore dull aud 10 lowor, cloelng
mt 3stzc cash, and 335Ge sollor 1anuary. Ilyo
was qa.et mud stoady ut 75c. Barley waa more
nctlvc and Irregular, cosiug at SLID for No. .,
a,itf ;sl.0E@1.0U for No. .. On Saturday oyenlng
1aa. sl,oyo WIS IN atora lit tta o:tJ J51.759 bu
wl,oat; 0tj3.0l3 BIT corn; 2os,3ii bn oats
dO,S23 BIT rye; mud 4l0.0t4 bu barley. 1.-Two
;.ogs wero Inactive anl 3U@35o lower thal OH
saturday. ssos ut :4.oo9D4.ol Tho cattle autl
.heop ,1lariiots woro moderately astiyo mud
lErtucr,
, 1873-12-17

A Proposition TO Reduce the Fran
elise In Republican France.
Reported Capture Of Borga by
the Spanish Royalists.
Cespedcs Dcposed from the Presidency
Of tia Cuban Republic.
GREAT BRITAIN.


LONDON, Doc l0.-The weather haa boon worry tcn,-
Pcss,oua to-tay throughout tho country, anl Oh tho
coast much dan!ago to thu shipping Ia reported.
d!spatci, from shcileld to-tlay says Tlia civ
was visited To-day by torrblo storm. large n1-
ber OF buildings aud chirpeys wcro blown down. aud
many persons wcro killed. one immense chimney
crushed building mud tho boiler therein The boiler
exploded, killing and wountng several rcrpui,e. In
consequence Of tho gren excitement ull crowds in tho
stTseta. few Ieniis f, cn,1l III ho loarnsa.
The telegraph wires wcrc rrostrattd III al drectios
bns tho nes that aro now working br!ng that tho
ito seo.lsnd. shc.iolt ionks ID il 1t la.i bcn om
hnsocd. Thu ots Of property h im1nouso. Churchco
were uroofed mud many factorics compelled "a
to rarsons IN that city ut killed mud thirty wond-
cd, many fatally. Dispatches show thai tho eocts OF
e hrresne a were fet t. ut IT asgo% isa1 Drs@
oss aud great dlmags donc. At .etB IL ia estimated
thht property to tho amount Of El0ooo0 destroyed.
Durham. The shipping suffered severely ut New
castle and Shields. steamer Is neorc p ArtlroEBa,,
ana tho railway station md several houses blown
Midland 1aallroad.
LONDON, Dec. lo.-Eugen!o is visiting Queen Vic
LONDON. Dec. 1G.-An enthusiastic meeting waa held
at Exeter Hall To-day. to hear tho report Of tho dee
gates to tho Ev1ngellca, Alliance. Lori Ebnry pre-
III. tho Dean Of Canterbury, nev. Dr.. parhcr, md
others, who alluded with tllo utmost enthusiasm TO
juan Lue, Witness K for 'sa ,ie defence in tho rch
borno case, who was arrested for committing or},,ry
and afterwards dtacoyerel to DO ckct-uf-save mai,
was brought p ut Bow Street to-dry. When asket II
o hnu anything to BAY before the rovocntion Of Ills
icense he roplied tins e was sorry for what Ind hap
rened: but Big WINS inr;tal and encouraged to o liz
did, fo declined to Bay anything further. Lue was
serve out tho une1ptre portion Of ills scntonco utter
which ho will 10 tried for perjury.
LONDON, Dec. 10.-1t ia reported that the King Of
tho Aslantees fs deAd.
, 1873-12-17

different counties. Tic numbor Of oluba actual-
ly hoard from report membership Of 40,473
momborB, and thoro aro 64o clubs which hnvo
not reported "a to membership. THO financial
embarrassment Of tho Association aliHea
from tho neglect Of tho Gra,gcra to
contribute the 10 centB assessment mado
upon tAom. T'uis suggested to Mr. Smith
to doprocato tho want Of harmony boswoon
tho clubB and tho Oranges, anl to sllow why
thoy should work In common. Tho load-
ing address Of tho tlav WIN also rcal by
Mr.. Smith. OIL tho Rab]cut of "Thlough Wntos-
Transportation" which VIC priut III full.
THO 1nuat prominent plans for rolict ayo
tho Congressional enforcement Of tue intor-
B!ate rates Of transportation. tile building
Of Government railronl md tho opening
Of through water-routos. Mr.. Smith concoivoH
tho aforementioned to 10 tho mort practicable.
uo recommends that The farmers demand tho
building Of a ahip-canal around Niagara Falls
tho opening Of a Quiz ronto, with tho improve
mcnt Of tho mississippi and 1lliuols Riyors
tho Kanawha Canal, and tho improvement
Of the Ohio nnl Kanawha Rivers. An,ong
tho prominent recommendations mndo yesterday
was one in favor OF low reform, which has boen
advocalcl by THE TRIBUNE; another to 10
careful 10 secure moro competent candidates for
local Offices thi.d to l,avo direct dealings with
tho worklnsmon Of tho East; mud u fourth to
mako bribery punishable with twenty years iii
the ponitcntiary, both for tho gyer md takoe OF
fl1n hrhn
, 1873-12-17

A now aa1ary-repeal bill waa brought before
the House yesterday by the Select Committee,
but Ito vote on the bill WAS taken before nd
journment. It ropoals MI tho sataries fxod by
tho bill of March 4, 1878, except thoao OF the
President and tho Judges Of the supromo Court.
and lxcs tho pay Of souators. Representatives,
and Delegates at s5, 600 year, With an allowance
for actual travelling expenses to and from tho
Capital. It also authorizes tho Secretary Of tho
Trossury to cover back all increase OF pay re-
turned or yot undrawn. Mr. Kasson insisted
upon Ills amendment, providing that tho
monthly pay Of mombers Of the present Cou-
gless shall DO decreased for the rest Of
the session 30 that thoir compensation
III tho aggregate for this session ehall not cx-
coed $4,000. This amendment was finally
adopted by voto Of l72 to II, Gen. Butler, III
spirit OF sarcasm, offered another amendment
to conlscato the baci-pay, but his sarcasm came
very near berg accepted in earnest, as it Was
ouly lost by vote Of 1871 to 129. Gcn. Hurl-
but, Of Illinois, showed lla contempt fur his con-
stituoncy by proposing that there bo three
coyo 81 800 year Class D, 5000; and Claas
c, $4,000, with the privilege tlat every member
BlalI seluct his own class, Gen. Hullbut's con-
stituents will probably be curious to know, in
caso the grades iudicuie the value OF tue service
feudered, Which claBs ho would select
, 1873-12-17

days proceedings Of tho second annual meeting
OF tlle S:n.o Farmers Association at Decatur
About lou doleeatos woro In attendance yester-
lay. ", g. Flagg, tho Prcaidont, staloi in lia
uI'oniug nddroaH that, ono your ago, there wore
only ninety olubs. mud It was voted not to take
part In politloa. In spite Of this, tho farmers
nude their campaign and wore moro nuo-
cesslul than could have boon anticipated.
Tho report Of ME. s. y: Smith, the Secretary,
ahowB that there ara now H20 FarmelR' Clubs lu
the State, With representatives from sighty-feus
, 1873-12-17
LEGAL INTELLIGENCE,

4 Claim for Damages Against n Rail-
road to lso settled by Arbitration,
spee'a! D.spateh to Ths CAtcauo Tribune.
GRAND RAPIDS, Mch., Dec. 1d-An tntoresting in-
stnnce Ut arbitration, taking tue place af Inv suit
oecra In tnss city. Mrs. III. T. Early, Ut Lowc tha
County, waa sufferer ly tAo DISASTER tho Detroit 4
milwaukee, HALLWAY, on Sept. IT, by wheh four pcr-
sonH lost tholr hves. Mrs. EArlo lcgan suit n tie
Circuit Court for SEQ ecu danugcs Tho suit Ia now
dismissed from Court by stipulation. aud thu
following I've IAysctaus Of Graud lsHl.tls
have boon appointed arbitrntors: John-
soil, Henderson, Stevenson, Decamp, aud
BBa. Thuse gentlenon will vlait Mrs. Grey, exaino
her bodily uJnrlvs, return to this city, mud t1ul to
the law fruu thu attorneys for boh partcs. aud then
award 1atuaYea. Hugh MeUnrdy aud Thomas D.
Church appear for tas railroad sonalsuYt Edward
0uzliugalus Ind J. 4. 1sara*lA fex Mr. 0rsy,
, 1873-12-17

Captain intorfato1. compelled tito brute 10
STOP, and tank tho bav to lilo British
Consul, who ID caring for him. The
Ills wounds being gangronod, his body covcred
With brtliBoa, Ills oycs ncarly cluscd by blows
from fats and ropes, and Lis mouth 30 badly
injured That 1,o can Bpoals only with tho grcatost
difficulty. Tho marine monster is III custody,
however, md tho u. itisll Consul Is determined
10 do everything In Lis powor to bring him to
panialln'ont. It is T. pity that Tho American
oartnEu who rencuol lilo boy did not oxorclpo
Jurisdiction in tho rremitos, and g'yo tho brute
IL thraRl.!ng befole ho was lnntod oyor to tho
nutllurtiub.
, 1873-12-17

Tho Captain OF tho British bark Magdala han
boou arrested AZ City pout, Oh the James n;yor,
ducol to ship IN hiR peryico ut Liverpool The
testimony goes to show TINT ho was kicked,
cufrod, starved, and beaten during the whole
voyage, in d manner which ia well.nigh unparal-
loled In the records OF marine oruu1,y. Tue boy,
who IL Lancashire lad, was rescued bv IN
American Captain, who observed tho british
brute beating him With m our because hs did
not row him ashoxs sast enough. The American
, 1873-12-17

The first vote on tho oloctIou OF United Statos
senator in CAliforu,a VIII ta4on yes:er1ay. with
tho following result. III the Assembly. 40 votes
fur Gov. Dootht the Enloponiont candidate, "
for Farley, tho Democratic candidate, aud Tor
ShAftur, tle Republican candidate in tho Senate,
t3 fur uacl OF the throe candidates. This vote
aggroEatun sc Tor Dooth as against 90 for the
o;l'ofs The joint ballot will bu taken to-duy,
An1 yrstunlaya vote almost ASSURES Booths oloo-
tion. wcl' Will DO thu first great victory Of IT,
slonal significance for ti.e ,,ow independent
Party. Tltc cut'tost for tho ultexpirod trrln Of
senasor Casherly is e1liycncd hy the arpeRiauco
ii !arSe uuuabor IT candidates.
, 1873-12-17

dozen patriotic ladics Of Chicago, mindful
II the Baatou tea-party about century ago,
,amo together yestordny, and resolved 10 pour
40 moro ten for tho tyraut man until they
secured their rights,-or words to that effect.
They first thought Of absolutely refusing to pay
any moro taxcs on their property. uutil 1t mas
suggestod that the property might bo sold il
they didn't pay. It WAS, however, seriously de-
ternsiued to form league to resist tho payment
OF taxes, by evory moaus In tLelr power, uutl
they can vote.
, 1873-12-17

Senator Morton yesterday ielivcrol h1maclf
Of ILLS opinion OH tho ndmHBio1. Ut pi.lclllaoa,
Rna Incidentally on tho condition Of things In
Louisiana. Mr. Morton thinks that Pinohback
ahoud have tho scat, llough holding and ro.
poat.ng tllst the question IL ono Of law aud mot
Of politics. Az to Lousiana, he believes that
hlr. Kellogg has giyon the pooplo Of that stato
bottor Government THU they have ever hal sinco
the War, which certainly is'ut saying very
much. Mr. Morton, en- passan!, endoayoyed to
draw distiuoiau betwoon State sovereignty
In which he doca not believe, aud lnylolahlc
H.ate tights, III which ho does beleye, though he
falt,ul to make himself worry clearly understood
OH tlis pulut.
, 1873-12-17

howcvor, who do r1us for Office know
TINT thcro IL auro md awift punishment for
violation Of their obligations, and tho ii,tluoo-
mont to bo lonoHt will be stronger thau tho
temptation 10 10 lishoucBt. II 4 In mt punisl,-
ct, why should i, or @, Or D bo punisllod2 And
II a IL not punished what oso ia tho Gaillto to
puulull but direct premium for dBhonosty2