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New-York tribune., 1873-12-11
tho country who can be bought by the money OF an ooo

tho country who can bought by the Of an Office
hal better sssns i IN tho sn%an Sas failed to under
stand the point OF my inquiry for he certainly mas no.
met IT, ask him whether ne does not ,hnk IL Wod a,d
be a public calamity when man, suitable ana nttsn
and called to an Office. would BE- compelled 10 decline
the compensation was insufficient 10 support
Mr. DAwEs-with all frankness. say it would be;
While you may have, here and there In the long IRE Oh
of NV friend from Tennessee whether he would not
think IL a calamity to have such offices sought atet W
inferior all the country for the pay whch '"oy
MI MAYNARD-Undoubtedl and therefore want
TO see what would he adequate salaries. -.
Mr. G. +. HOAR rep, Mass)-My colleagues state
relation to the Presidents perquisites VIII u
doubtedly attract attention throughout tue country
He stated that the perduisltes OF the Pfesiuene
Office amount. average. to $4,000 year. asS naS
the salary and perquisltes for single term siyV''
Now. wish to ask him how he makes out that sum
Mr DAWES-I have done just this | have taken
tbe Presdents household and his house Just what would
be expended by any other officer who mas ms
carrying 1t and keeping II IN order ana repair; -
Mr. G. F. HOAR-Is It not for maintaining the state d II
that which pertains to the receptions ana other
Mr. DAWEsITney are the sums which the President,
obliged to pay out of his own income. .o,
Mr q. #. HoAR--If he did not have 1t appropriated
he would not spend 1t that is. the whole of IT,
Mr. Dawes's 30 minutes here expired.
Salary bill. He believed that that very unfortu-
nate measure; unfortunate because 1t had shaken the
confidence OF the country in their public servants 10
great extent and had shaken the confidence OF the eoun
try In OF the best men occupying seats IN ether
Uouse I he had voted for that last session he
would still believe 1t ought to be repealed because on
nueson OF this KIND the will OF the people ought to be
ompiDotent he believed, also that the pending bill
should be amended by provision that member shall
his salary until after he had appeared and qualified
and taken his seat
Mr. sOUTHARD Dem, Ohio) believed that the whole
of the the last should DC repealed ana
not part of 1t only. The bill OF the minority was good
pro tantO. 1t one step IN the right direction ana
one step only =, -,
Mr. HALE tRep.. Me). who has charge of the bill,
gave notice that ne would move the previous question
ut o'clock tomorrow. T.
The SPEAKER announced the following Committees
on The Misssippi LsUa-Messs. MOrey (LAl Hurbr UuD
s,aard (o Pierce has Lewis enn) Randall (Penn Lamar
tMisl -
ls75-Me. Kelley Penul Hssey Conn) g. y hoM laiAssl
sh.nks Ini Wooiio O. ~ Batter trenn) smith lOhol fo
QL) Clayton Cil WsI (Mo, You"9 tial Har"FAh S'aH''
The House then, at $3.50 o'clock, adjourned
New-York tribune., 1873-12-11
CIVIL NOTES.

The Commissioners, on the opening OF
Avenue b. from Seventy 1rst-st TO Harlem River pre-
sened their report to Judge Brady yesterday ana s
set down the peremptory for the 29th inst ior
hearing
Judge Daniels was asked yesterday to issue
a mandamus to compel County Auditor Earle to audlt
Sheriff Brennans bill OF s5OOOo fees In county mat
ters for part OF 1872 Mr. Earle opposed the motion
with an affidavit that he had TO believe that the
bill was oyercharged Adjourned TO Monday 10 give
time to the sheriff 10 answer.
Surveyor Boyle's bill for work on the Kings
brdgeroad which has been before the courts twice ana
referee once, up in new form yesterday before
Judge Brady in the Supreme Court, on a lawyers mo
tion 10 strike out the OF s6990j He claimed the
resolution Of the Park Commissioners only authorized
the opening OF the road to Inwoodst while Boyle sur
yeyed "a mile and a third beyond adding one hall 10 tne
area aud onehaf 20 his BILL but absolutely inVandatng
All the proceedings Judge Brady declined TO go Tito
tho merits OF the whole streetopenng, but at the same
time would not grant order cutting OH the rights OF
the city He therefore suggested that an order De en-
tered axng the settled subject TO the decsoh
of Inc Court when the report came up for hna connrna
ton
New-York tribune., 1873-12-11
pdCCEEEFPS !S4TTED

FOR LIvBRPOOL-Is sGmship Alger1 Dec 1O-J H. Gr,han
Thos Cha r. Probest c. Thorpe Misses Simpsons H.
George Winks Robt Demper M and Mrs Cakson George
Grant Ludlow Fowler Arthur W. Blake G. j. Pu B. Bland B.
Taylor Mr. Msrchourtf Mr. Ro Tacksberry, Mr. McKnnOu
PenDemsn Rev. John Curtis c. Rsynoud Aer RumsY
Carr T. s. Hsnbury j. Ldey J. d. Ley W. Baew r. w. Pain
MssC Brown, Mrs Csrbu Col LGngon NJ and Mrs A. Whit
infant and Maid Payson Mr. stakpoe Robt Ellis
Ballard Hortio White Mr.. and Mrs Prank IT, Kmba r
we'll w. Clare Mrs Gardner. Mr. and Mrs H. Hind Mr. c.
H. Hastings M aud Mrs H. Cooke Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H.
It's Miss H. r. Winow, J. o. Ne Simpson W. Connsh. VIII
h Coman Bennett w. c. Watts c. W. watts John amp.
g. W. Baine George Evans g. g. Smith ML Morris Mrs CHI.
w Tembe Mr. Mesepsck Total so cabin. Specie S2l6 pa 66
FROM LIyBRP00LIa ssdn ship RuSd Dec l0.Mr and Mrs
skinner, children and mai I. W. Pierce, Mr. SpOsor. Mr.
Goddard Mr. and Mrs Wsner three daughters
M Townsend Mr. La Farse and brother Mrs Sands Buk',
Miss Thurson. Mrs Rev. Mr. Deour and
daughter b. Cooper X Davies Mr. and Mrs Gordon Mr. and Mrs
Neron Mr. and Mrs Jevons two children and two ma NJ
DiIon Rascse Fisher r. Arue COrbin
Mr. Gallagher L. Kent A. Thomson Mr.. and MIs Long, H. NJ
c. Walker. g. Marks Mr. aud Roosevelt
Mr. and Mrs Whitaker W. b. Wells S kosenwOh
c. Green, Prof Blake and wife. Miss Hayes Mr. Hayden
Mr. Cuney Mr. Greenough Mrs Woodward H. r. WOODWARD
X. Woodsar Mr. Teaeke Murock, L. Green Mr. aud Mrs
fus Mr. GanevorE, Mr. and Mrs Care Mr.. Bishop CheTaes
Wikof Roberts L. Addle, Mss Mcmahon. Miss Summers Mr.
Sheldon o. TAYLOR W. W. Law Marsh G. Cane Rev Dr. 10
Ssla Members Mr. and Mn. b. Z. Kugman. Mr. ard Mr..
Yanow. Mr. Dyburgh, Master. DT.burgh.. c.. Posen.
MIR CASTOR brother Mrs Gaary Miss O. L. Moss Mr. Teuno.
Judge Tearing Mrs Haow ami @. BAnca and
want W Thsyer Mr. Merriam Mr. and Mrs Pny children snd
Mrs and Miss Bdge Mr. Edgar Mrs Grosbeck daughter Mis-
Hubbard L. 4. Bush, Mra j. Croghsm Yates Murphy
Murphy. Mr. Mrs Rswe maid Mr. aud Mrs Bates Miss Hines,
w Dawes Mr. Gourin. Mrs De Bayer, Mss De Bsye' Mr. aud
sandbeg Misses sehmId 4. ChatOu Mss Charlton ari mad O.
Brown, Mt Randall
New-York tribune., 1873-12-11
CRIMINAL NOTES,
Al the Jefferson Market |

AZ TIE Jefferson Mafket POIce COu1I, ytsttIIay, !,
August Juseo Sherwood for stealing an
suel ct S5 from John s. Crosby Of No. East fenh ST.
The United States Circuit Court, criminal side,
was adjourned "Wednesday when the s OF Chsres
Cendar indicted accepting bnbe National Bank Examiner
Will probably begin.
At the TOmbs Police Court, yesterday, Charles
Schultz committed charge OF stealing
clothing CTee Of No. 02 Gotst Isaac W. Moosen
comKed charge OF steahng % ron
the moBeyboR Of al omnibus
In the Court of General Sessions, yesterday, be-
fore Hcke, pleas Of guilty accepted the oorng
cases: James rby stealing silver watch Nov H. from John
No 56i have Sent 70 the State Prison Tor
George Benne a'sauny Mary ngan Of No. 1913 Mott
st. on Nov u the Pelehtay for James Collins
ala Mehle Collins breaking into the and dwelling house OF
Mary Burnsol 7io TLye Sent 10 tue sIae Pnon Tor
four yesrs
New-York tribune., 1873-12-11
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Mr. PHILLIPS (Rep., Kan.) asked leave to
offer resolution recitng the fact that state has
exs,ee FOR some years the island of Cuba and that
under It's excitement the steamer vrgnius has been
seized the American flag hauled down, and large num-
Der OF those board cruelty massacred and declaring
that that Congress recognized acts OF bar
baIism unworthy OF civilization that the United States
should means TO suppress and check such cruel
that Congress reairms the doctrine that the oceu-
pants Of any portion Of the American Continent, or the
Islands thereof. the proper rulers OF the coun-
try they occupy; that ii is the duty or the
United States whenever the people or Cuoa
any other part Of America Indicate their desire TO
throw of yoke promptly 10 recognize and sympathze
With them; that ia view OF recent events, humanity die
tates early recognition OF Cuban independence that
the continued existence OF African slavery In Cuba is
Inconsistent with and injurious TO the civilization OF the
Continents and that II is tie duty OF the United States
GOyernmeut TO exert all the in It's power for It's
speedy overthrow and thar al violations of
time rights dsrespect 10 the American flag should be
MIR OTI rep Ind) o. jected to the reception OF the
resouton uulesS It's author would have II referred.
Mr PHILLIPS consented TO that, aud the resolution
uas referred 10 the Committee on Foreign Affairs
Mr ORTIZ. from the Committee on Foreign Affairs,
reported Joint resolution 10 change tue name OF the
kgent and COnsulenera of the United states at Alex
andpia Egypt, 10 that OF Agent ana Consu-Oeneral OF
the United States al Cairo. Adopted go. .
Mr. DAWES Rsp, MassJ offered ro92sution g, Steet Z
tng te to inform the House whether
any CustOn-BOuse officers or detectives nave Deeh az
ioSed 10 examine correspondence passing through te
~, Work or Boston Post Ofces and whether any buch
for the purpose OF asceralning
te eynue Laws been violated or iOr any other
nnrbose and to report all tho facts TO the HOUSE
AuOp' THE REFUSDNG OF THE PUBLIC DEBT.
Mr. WOOD Dem, n. YJ.froIo the Committee on ways
New-York tribune., 1873-12-11
THE COURTS.
p,vrp PIRATE SENTENCED.

Five river thieves boarded the brig Mattano
living in the harbor before daybreak on sunday NOV 90
and after bindDg,ithree sailors enteredfne cao' ono'
the captain In the Leg and then after steans o".''
worth $780, succeeded in escaping ine oSS ',,,
robbery was committed william Carro..i a"' :, .,a
we're arrested on suspicion OF being two OF the
20 thieves and the former was subsequently idehtned
nv the captains wife IA OF them. Carroh was in
dcted by the Grand jury, and was tried yes'eruaS "
the Court Of General Sessions. Several witnesses IN
fed that the accused when the river thevos w." on
tho cahin Of the Mattano IN liquor saloon vi
Water.s The Jury believed the testimony or ne ~
tan's wife however, and in their verdict decireu ' T
accused oiIty Recorder Hackett sentenced CdrfO W
% years Imprisonment In tho State Prison
New-York tribune., 1873-12-11
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.


n. ......
CLEARED.
Steamship AM Richards Phiaielphis VIM. p
Foley PHILADELPHIA Lonsrd Steamship
steamship Mediator smith Norfolk Lonlsri steamship Co.
Steamship city of Houston Deerng Galveston and key West Q.
steamship B. C. Bdile Alexander Phil,iepua william p Clyde
{ Go.
steamship Annie steen. Wilmington. Del. A. Abbott.
Steamship W. Woodward. Young Baltimore
Ship Sentus Thcobsd Liverpool for oners Burgess
shp Bnoeh Train Br.) Marshall, London Henderson Bro.
BARK 81 Chapman lBr Eve Cenfuegos Tucker Lghboorpe
Bark Gasele Dicker. BArbaioes, X. Troxbridges
Bark Raggeo Primo ll Raggerio. Trieste John scager.
Bark Abstross Nor Osen Gloucester for orders Tstess Bses
Barb Charn,e tsl GarSulo, Alicante Valencia A. Agrt.
Brig John Bnghtmsn Thuon, Kngston, JAM A solomon Cs
Brig Florence Bl Msnro Gibraltar for orders C. W. Bertesar
Brs Lever. Lexev Galveston. &C., C. II. Mallory Co.
Sh b. hiiad Brewster, Ieoetown, ke beauey Gaesoes
6Cs
ARRIVED.
Steamship rnrngs t0eT Never Hamburg Nov 20 and sos'a
smpton 29th. with mdse and pass o knnhsrdt 4 Co
City Mexico Sherwood Vera
Dec. 5Ih with nlse aud pass y. Aletssdre sons =
steamship Nan Jacnto Carpenter ssrsanah Dec D. viva m ~
Bari Psrodi G. a) Paro Antwerp TO- and Deal 26sA,
in ballast Is anchored OF Sandy Hook for orders .
oark Annie o st. John, N BIB lockwood 1aAntAnsno 10 sN'
B.r froiomo lSOr Jacobsen, Gm't.i' 10 days. via F.l~''S
BIZ WoiTie of Liverpool 81 B,rIus Martins is da,s
Bhs Apollo (Norl Rauent Bordeaux day, brandy.
Brig Bertha to fsruoah Mel Masters lnasea 10 ys
seS sonora pecarc. (POr.l HsOn seabs Port 80 lays viii
salt. "a,
ssAr J. Tarr lof GlOucesr Kas Deer Isle N b. days. sS
frozen herras
DOMESTIC PORTS.
MoBLa Dee aAu'l scbI oaeea VI the South Corses is>
.F~ Latest sap ssw, see kiftA Fassi
New-York tribune., 1873-12-11
A NEW JUDGE,

Maunsell b. Field has been appointed by
GOV Dix Civil Justice of the Second District TO Ill the
vacancy occasoned by the death of the late IhomaS
Kfyen Mr. Field Ia a member OF the law firm OF fled'
Otterbourg 4 Russell He was Assistant Untea S1ates @
Treasurer In this city while the late Hon S r. IhhSo
was Secretary the Treasury and was afterwaru co
lector OF Internal Revenue. Mr. Field was swofn @ mto
Office Yesterday by Judge Davis the Supreme Court
Special Term.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-11
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM HAMBURG-fR steamship Thuris1io. Dec. l0W Yer
mehren Weinmann ebert and wife Mary Khppe and dsngs
Bsrseb John Stephan MARY SimoD Jau Jntseh Rans e-
bert Gerstne W. Rummler H. rhel
berg Sodensern job Bsnt W. Schmbit eh
wife, W. Brsun.oth u A. Muller, c. forek.
PROM sANANNAH-in stednshsp Sga J1clnio Dec 10C Le
Hardy ases Miss c. 0Re j. stansbury Charles DesDey.
Joues and wife Mss Georgia Way johnson Francis Abbe.
Peter Christian, J. MeDonad.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-11
niSiATURb ALMANAC.

sun nses.... 7:i5 ABB Moce nses.....li:4S
eanay hoos.. 047 Cove l2l Asn Gate Perry. $40
ssady Hoou.. l07 14l Hell Gate $3.50
New-York tribune., 1873-12-11
snPKafnn COusr-

SUPERIOR Cousr-
633. RAYMOND and ors. sgt Van
deriiy and ors.
COL Stokes and ors sgt. Reek
n9els.
i23. Knapp and ors sgt. Alt
mayer and ors.
723. .Hsr; sgt Whit.
$50 y .stoyes sgt Porter.
Glg. .9ooigin. sur agt. Hirseh.
Sll. ..NsllorV aEd Ors. agt.
RsdJe.
Sl3. .ButterGeld Agt. Same.
SlJ. .SelchOr sgt. Same.
III. .RisleY sg'. Smith sud ors.
62l. KNAPP, rec'r.. agi. Roche.
FART lis
7l6. .HoSisnd II al. agt. Murphy.
465. .Patterson agL stettsuer.
772. Hart agt Russell.
500. Parker, sur. agt. Horton
etal.
1894. .Ludington ct sl-sst. Miller
etaL
1888. .Dusenbury err, agt. HoTt
7sD. .BittOng at. Chamberlain
et al.
27s. .Resis act Clsrt.
sl2..MsliOneye al agt. Koch
Ter.
COMMON PLH.-TsIAL I
2339. .Ssnderson Agt. Peabody.
1y43 Morris az. H1tnllL
6l2. .Leetch act. Atlantic Mutual
las. Co.
6l3. Same sg,. Same.
1871 .Kingslaad syt Mayor. We.
1917. .CaFlus sgt. Beebe and ano.
Sb6. .Kremborg sgt. OBnen.
Sheriff.
2t23. .Hsnft sgt. Moon.
25i6. Sheppard sgL Knieker-
booker =. n T.. Ina Co.
226O. Kennedy agt Higgins
2O77. .Heitlsr sgt. Act et al
1888. .Weel 5. n. Go. agt. Cor
bitL
332. .Fiss sgt Stsnfert-
22Gj. .Ne~kirehen alL Thiri-sVe.
Railroad.
$40. Marvin sgt SerelL
23i6. Newton azt Germsn Fire
los. Co.
1871. .Hsgsn sgt Donlan.
PAST Ill
2386. .Andercy agt. Wilson.
2432. .Whitlock and ors sgt.
smith.
22G2. .Jung and sno. sgt. Murphy
25l2. Schwartz agt Brennan,
Sheriff.
2J0l. .Bunaze and aoo. sgt. Vir-
tue.
2092. .Ruescber sgt. AnAerson.
2j45. .Mareno agL FDcheuhei'
mer.
RouIrY THRs
3l..Eenp syt. Knickerbocker
ce Co.
%. Smith sat. Reserve Nliual
Life lns. Co.
l8. ..Kreweler sgi. Tbsule.
MAINE GoURT-TRiAL
1922. Leon agt. Murray.
1923. Same sgt. BallOu.
2SSO. Cohen sgt. Goodsle.
30S2. .Striffer sgt VandeIminden.
3098. Gallagher ssL n. Y. Brick
Co.
3092. .Duun sgt Beatty.
3ll6. Brown agt. Beinberger.
Sl22. Schmidt agt. HssL
PART H.
2397. Martin sgt. sehsefer.
1925. Dukes sgt Klepstsin.
3045. Flint agt. Carrington
35O7 Benuett agt Scott.
3O53. Smith ct al. agt. strause.
3061. .Grah sgt Manhattan
Glove co.
1871. .Clsaia asL West. l. Tel.
co.
1926. .Byrne agt. Hell
2S40. .Comins sgt. Gof
1915. Robinson sgt. hathes ct al.
1929. .Grosz lgt. McCsfll.
PART I'LL
300. .Horredel ct al sgL Mur-
ply. -:
$500. Caldwell agt. Fraser ct al
3063. .Merbach agt. Kell.
3O67. FARLEY azt. Feehan.
1868. .Pesry agt Smith.
3O73. Fisher agt. Koch.
3075. .Cresr e al. agt. Dunn.
3077. willis sgt. DOonell et al.
GKNERAL SEssIOss.-HAczErr,
manslsughter; julius Z. Zecheney,
Jones. feloniogs assault aud battery
small. lsrcery and receiving stolen
William II. Horton, larceny from q
OYER AND TsRsIyBR.-1SGRA
Michael c. Broderics, homicide.
CQCRr OF APPEALs-ALBAsr.
OF Appe.ls ds7 calendar for Dec. J.
IA ll6. l2o, l5l, l54, l55.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-11

ART L-MosslL. }.
394. .Psirfsr sst n. 7. O. ssH
II X. K Co.
G5i. Heron ymas Agt. Petne asd
others
6S3. Mason agt. The Roosevelt
Hospital.
s23 wilson az. Never.
sOJ. hendlsson AMI or, ixt
stout.
1851. wsgener sgt. Booco,i.
Z5l. .GpisieB AT. Commercial
Pre- IN. Go.
1921. .MeCo.l and ora at. 3ss
hut IBs. Go.
IDowicx J.
Sl4. .Butterseh sgt. same.
SlD. .Seieb0n at same.
9lS. ,Birne. sgt Miner.
5S. .ShsDdieF sgL o. Brisa, ,sh4,
676 2. Chapman azt. same.
7Gt. .DaVilis sgt. Hume 81 al
7S2. Bush sgi. Leslie.
7S..Tusks agt. Schegpls.
6S8. .IoDpob sat Ohnnoeht.
7O2..lb. Consregston Shsss
lInhmolh agL Halliis,.
6sB. .Rspp agt Cramp.
,sx-PiRr ! -DiiY, e. J.
I.i35. .sailivsn sgL Brennan, Bhf
2OOS. Paine agt Begb.
$50. .Coigate agt. ReAd.
Z23l. ..Ha.ssn ags R0he.
2l73. UDton 1gt Deilov
272B. .Poilion AIT HabeoL
2iyD. C0aaor sgt. Gray.
l4ll Patterson set. Brenoas.
zIO. .Weissenbsam agt Chns
topher.
ls3. Rack sgt. Bissinger.
2OfO. Andes ins. Co. sgt Lo.hx
1919 Mcclure sgt slittSry.
1925. Cohen. bY guar. sgt 321
s1i Grsn5-st Perry ca.
2O29. .schnlss agL Industrial
Rr'D 60.
2l76. .Auirecbt sgt The Meade
Rabber 90.
2lSJ..Alzer agt. Jlner.
1874. .Bo.ne agt. O'Bdsn.
1913. Draper sgt. David.
2l93. Carpenter sgt Thorn.
RREsoEE, j.
2547. hbons sgt. RichnooA
Nu,. Life Ins Go.
254s. .serrei sgt Goescbs sad
GnO
2549. .Wsring sgt RiEaldo.
1850. .LaiAgs and aIO. 4st. West.
los Go.
2J5l. Brockmaa sgt. Fsbef.
1852. .Amesmann agt. Lord
1854. Earle. jr, aai Ors. at.
HosdleY.
1855. Dick sgt-oyusk,.
- -RoBiSsoS, J.
80. Evans agt. Dsyi.
10. .RosenberH ast Ligbstooa
3D. agt -.
81 sgL -.
So. agt. -.
Ess-PhRT I.-CuRTls. J.
254S. Lewis Agi. Fish.
1865. .Man1 ag- Dilgsr
2698. .Lansburz ~. Lsnsborg.
27j8. .Veitb agt'Wsyner.
2SOs. .KOrdmsn sgt T0afnie.
2gO5 .Dohm sgt. Hiib0rn.
3l72. Lyons ei al. sgs. lssb1tA
1906. Thatcher at. WhelAa.
HEA. G. J.
3O47. .H,lsey AT glemn q a.
2s73. Thompson AZ. Conitni ssa
8Ol .Keegan agt Farley.
2oo3. .Widmann asI Pregten-
berger.
1879. .Strsuss at. Blant
292l. Wagner ct al. aat. Conoyer
'etsL
33ea. .Hecht sgt. Dietrich.
343l..Uhger et al 1gI iossn-
thai
36Ol. .MscCOnkey agt. Askiasoa.
AcHfssRy. J.
3OSl. johnson agt. LTnch.
30s3. .Chamber.aia eI al Byt. In
Law.
3O87. Wander Burgh et al at.
COnynyhsm et al
30S9. Mann AT. Levy.
3O9l. Dunn at. Lichlenstsiu-
3093. Jones ct al. sgt. II.
l-Joseph Peck and George Ross.
ennrY. Joseph Dempsey and Jobs
william Carter and Arthur X
oois Sarah Berry, grand larceny.
, person.
AN, p. J.-JOhn MeDermott aud
Iec. 1O.-The following Is the Coart
1873: Nos. l27, 80. l2i, 63,
New-York tribune., 1873-12-11

Supreme Court-Chambers-B Judge Brady
The People ke Watson ag Lsombe-wn dismissed and prisoner
runds In the &c. Jcksonrutef on further papers
promised al Ssilersionoer granted Allen agt Be-
Iaan el aL-Aen. for counsel
New-York tribune., 1873-12-11

K--JOseph feck
mansaughr; julius Zhene joseph Dempsey ara Jona
Jones' onogs aud battery william Carter and Arthur
and receiving stolen goOis Srah befff srand Hy'
William H. Horton, larceny from the person
TsRsISBR.-ISGRAHAk, r. J-J0an hcDermoH ana
Michael c. Broderics homicide.
CoCRr OF APPEALs-ALBAsr Dec 10The following Is e Coer
d- calendar for Dee H. 1873: NOS III % A-i %
l4f ll6 l2o, l5l, l54, l55
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1873-10-25
THE INDIAN QUESTION.

AS | intend this article to be a political
one, | shall endeayor to Keep personalities
out oft; but somehow the subject always
takes me back TO the time when Charley
and first went out West. afse
I on see, it was our wedding-toaIr, and
that alone would be sufficient to make one
remembers journey for lifetime | was
not at all eager that this grandeur should
be added TO our espousals, and would
much rather have dispensed with it,
Fashion was not so extremely rigorous at
that time and oh, how glad / aooasld have
been to have not gone away one step from
home, but boarded with mamma
We might have had1that big sunny room
on the second floor with the little snug
gerry of, and mamma would have given
me that pretty white and green set, cur
tains and porcelain and everything to
match, and | could have had my own dear
little rocking-chair and work-bbX and
writing-desk, and we should all have
shared the piano; it needn't have been
moved an inch out Of It's old place in the
back-parlor. Mamma and | could have
been together the whole day long. and
when evening came. Charley would have
come in with the rest, and what dear old,
jolly. splendid life it might have been. if
Charley's rich old uncle had newer been
born, or hadn't gone out West, or hadn' t
made Charley that very advantageous
offer to bring his young wife and come out
there and get rich.
Get richi That was the poison that in
fused itself into our vitals, and cast that
glittering glamour over everybody's Wis
ion but mine-thank God! not mine.
was too young and too much In love to
care about getting rich, and | wasn't so
selfshly in love with Charley that | could
quite gladly give UP my people and dear
old home to feed on an unholy ambition.
Every kindly and gracious line in my
mothers face was dear to me; loved
every hair, gray or black, in the head of
my father; and although my brothers and
We're continually having little petty dis
putes about something, we kissed and
made up atterward, and loved each other
all the more dearly.
But what with s'Wifely duty" and
''wemanly ieyotion,'' and 1.-THE grand
spirit of enterprise. the sacrifice was
decked out. in such gaudy colors that one
was forced to stop and wonder if it could
be possible that /, Kitty Malcolm, was
really going away from home and kindred,
70 travel thousands of miles-alInost, III
taet, to the exact spot where the sun really
set TO leave father and mother and boys,
and go away out there in the desert with
Charley Pierce!
Ny wedding dress was, OF course! ruined.
hlte lay perfectly unconscious and un-
able to remonstrafe 4or | tainted dead
away at the end of the ceremony, they
drenched me with water. never even put
ing rug or anything TO catch the deluge,
and three entire breadths were spoiled be-
yohd redemption. Then | wiped my eyes
on my bonhet-strIngs. and spotted my
groves, and rumpled my travelling dress.
and was altogether a very discons6late and
pttifa@gied piece OF matrimonial woe when
we started on that direful Journey.
OF course | loved Charley Pierce. Once