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, 1874-02-16

Tho Rev. DR.. Patterson, In q papt,r on tho
"Rolations Of the Stata to Religious Education "
recoutly road before tho II inisterial Association
hiped with unsoctarian moral a,,d religious
taaching." Unaeotarian religious touching, we'
fear, is au inpoaslbility. For rolif:ion Is simply
morality plsss creed. instruction, In 1t, thon.
az distinguished from moral ins1 :uotion, must
be the iuoulcation Of \ creed. A creed is tue
badge Of q aoot. Chm 1t be taught: in M unsoc-
tarian way2 DR.. Patterson may reply that oil
oreods unto in declaring tho 'xHtonoe OF
God, the possession by Him Of oortain attrib-
utos, the inspiration Of tho Diblo taud the fact of
q future state Dut all cl Gods do not
80 unite. Many porsous who boliove
iu tho existence Of '3oa maintain
TINT His attributes aro uuknowa7 ale !; tho naturo
and tho bare fact Of Biblical inspiration are
theological t,attlo. grounds and;she future state
IL delio d by some and paintcd In widoly-dilror-
ont colo. Is by those WHO believe sin 1t. Dr.. Pat
tersop. proceeds, too, on tho assumption that
the religion taught must bo Ch ristianisy. Tho
St ate haa no moro to do With teaohing Chris
'siaui.y than It has with teaching Judaism. II
tho superior claims Of tho formel: arc urged on
tho ground that tB yotariea for m tho majority
Of tho population, full rejoin dor III found In
| the question: II tho Jows sho uld come to bo
majority Of one Of tho States Of the Union,
would 1t bo the duty OF tho state to teach Juda'
ism In the public Bohools?" Ttna proper rela"
tions Of tho State to religious eds atton arothoso
OF atrict non-intorforonce. Tho orroct Wow OF
this matter was that taken by thu Kev. ". W.
Patton, in tho Ne,o Eng'aadef, fow mouths
ago, holding that tho Church can only ask tho
State that 1t shal! not into1fore to Its prejudice
by appropriat!ng money to cntao"' educational
Institutions above tho grado Of oomnon eohools,
, 1874-02-16
THE CASE OF FITZ-JoHN PORTER.

Fitz-John Porter's caroor, up to the tirno of
his court-martial, Wis q BuccogsfuL ono, Ho p1aa
repeatedly brovottod aud promoted for gallantry
detailed as an instructor at West Point. Ho roBo.
rapidly in RINK during the first two yearH of tho
late War, and WIS Drovet Drigadier in tho regt,-
lar army and Maj General Of volunteers whom
he was casliorod. This record, honorable as it
is, should not shield him from blame, if the
charges against him we're true, but it should
create q presumption in his favor. Tho caae
against him, which ho wishea rohc ard, is, In
brief. this: Ho waB m ardent friend of McClol-
lan, md consequently not friend Of Pope. Af-
dor pope's command, and, as allogeil, disobeyed
his orders. Formal chargoa were proforrod
against him, and he was relieved. At McOlel-
lan's request ho was reinstated. He did good
service during the Maryland campaign, but was
afterwards triod md waa cashierod jan. Il, 1868,
for dtsobedionce Of orders.
He asks for rohonring on tho ground that
the trial waa during period Of great popular
excitement that tho court Was az, illogal ono !;
and that tho testimony Of Confej crate officers,
then inaccessible, will show TINT his courdo was
juBtifRblo. Tlso last point, if found to DO vol
takon, is sufficient in itself. And it seems to DO
vol taken. Ho was charged with disoheying
two orders. The first, sont to Mcdowell jointly
with him, directed that it should not be cdrried
out il any considerable advantages were to bo
gained by departing from it:'' Both Generals
disrogardea it, as they had right to do, and by
their disregard sayod Popo,, scattered army
from All nttack by the whole forco unlor Lee.
Tho secaud order directed Porter to advance on
Jackson.s exposed funk. It is claimed that it
was then too late to do anything (tho ort1or was
aont at 4s3o p. m.), and that insttad Of IL jack
sons exposed Hank" Lee and Longstree OF con-
fronbod Porter with an overwhelming force. II
go, obedience to the mistaken order would have
been maduesg. Confederate testimony ID ofIor-
cd to prove that this was tho Btnto Of a1fatra.
Tho line Of argument hore jsotohod is D prin,a
.}acie justification Of Gon. portors p'ea for q
now trial. Unless Some de finite reason to tho
contrary Gun bo givon, his request should DO
granted.
, 1874-02-16

The death Of 4 third child yesterday added
another, and 1t iB to bo hoped the last, victim to
The strange Thompson tragedy in the Town Of
Lake, on Friday. This calamity, in which Tie
lives Of tho mother and the nurse Of
the children may still be sacrificed,
is az yet inoxplicsble. The condition
Of the nurao who ia prevented by IN un-
conguerablo nausea from holding ar,y food in
hor stomach, has given rise to tho theory fhat
The case iB ono OF poisoning. Other symptoms
point to sufocation as tho Cause OF death. Tho
post-naortem examination to DO made today will
probably settle this sad question.
, 1874-02-16

). The first Reformed Episcopal Church Of New
York WAS put under way by Bishob CumminH
yesterday. In response to lis invitation, 100
Hall, for tho purpose Of organizing themselves
into church OF tue now sect. Tho Bishop an
nounced that two churches in Philadelphia and
one in Brooklyn were speedily to bo added 10 his
CHARGE
, 1874-02-16
4 ONE-W0RD CONTEST. !.

4 singular case has como up i'll Minne aose. In
which ACC, 900 aorcs Of swaml'-lauds ~ o peudlug
apou tho definition Of the single W ord "ench."
Tho milwaukee, Ut. Paul lsailw ~ company,
having rocontly made applicatlo !, to tho State
Auditor for certslu swamp-I lids granted to
tlaom by tho act Of 1908, tho lator n,ado caro-
ful examination Of tue act. Under tais aos tho
Company have heretofore c1alnod fourteen eoo-
tiona psr milo, and it h*.s bean granted. The
, 1874-02-16

Of lleart md gcnt'c courtesy. A md feature Of
Lis loss IL tho fact that 1,o waB married lzlt fow
months ago to ono Of the most boautifnl ind
cultivated young Indies In Massachusetts, and
brought hnr to tho post but short time ainco,
to sharo Ills fortunes. 11fa brothor-o!1lcors,
WHO tllon glatl1y welcomed l,or, aro now tendcrfy
cariug for hor, In llor lonely sorrow,
, 1874-02-16

Descriptions will bo found in another column Of
tho Now County Jail, the Criminal Court, and tho
residence buildings which have been erected on
the North Side, on the site Of tho old North
Market I1all. Perhaps the most extraordinary
fact about these structures is that their cost was
$50. 600 less than the estimates.
, 1874-02-16

A. younE religious convert IN Kingston, n. IT,,
iv!so being bapzS at 1a s res esuSn' oo oYd
possibly follow holy rite, and, agalnst the ro-
inollBtrancoH Of Ills friends, tic coromony waa
performed in stream from which thu leo had 10
10 cut. Io oa,,ght bad cold, aud died Of thr
exposure mud shock,
, 1874-02-16

A few weeks since, tho details Of the splendid
boq,,est Of the late Johns Hopkins to certain
charitable institutions Baltimore wero given
in The TRIBUNE. On Wednesday last, bill OK
euapting the estate thus conveyed from the psy-
ment OF tho collateral Inheritance ta1 was ro-
jectcd in tile Maryland Senate BY tho closo vote
nf 10 tn H.
, 1874-02-16
CHI Gbi2aDp 02ibeeq@e.
Monday Morning, February 10, 1874.

Con. Fl. 8. Lansing, the Weston Financial
Agent Of tho Centennial, in d communication
which appears elsewhere, ronows tho clalma Of
that enterprise to public favor and generosity.
He calculates tint il the Exposition fail, the
progroas Of froe institutions would be sot back
Q century.
, 1874-02-16

Tho Into Lieut. Robinson, rho WAS killed by
the InlInna near Fort Laramie recontly, was First
Lieutenant Of Company A, Fourteenth United
Staten Infantry, aud did gallant soryioo In Mas
aaohusetts regiment during tho War Of tho Ro-
bellon. Ho WIS great favoglte among hla
only for hta courage, but tor = special kindness
, 1874-02-16

The Chicago produce markets wero moderately
active on Saturday, and many OF tLom wero
higher. though Now York and Liverpool wore
quoted lowoE. Mesa pork was quietand 26c per brl
higher. dosing At 914.1b@14.2o cash, aud Bl4,25
@lA27}7fo seller Ma seh. Lard WAS quiet aud
, 1874-02-16

pistBburgh's claim for remuneration from
Congress for her Notifications in 1868, during
Lees invasion, Inns boon ridiculed all over thu
Union. Tho Commercial now discovers thai
'saeyen-tenths OF those whoso names have been
made to appear as claimants in this business ars
thoroughly averso to tho whole proceeding"
, 1874-02-16

FTon Ghs Ne1 Ortku,!x l'icau.e.
Two .Doys--" Ny father is iu tho Customs
House." Il Mines In tho atatiou house," Ny
father eau keep Oh stealing, aud yours can't"
, 1874-02-16

EXPOSITION nu1IDlNG-1ako Shore, foot of
Adams ttrcot. DubuIc's Painting Of tho "ptodigal
bon.r Afternoon and evening.
, 1874-02-16

MYERS orERA-1IOuSIs- Monroe stroot hctveen
MinstreIa. HuFlcsquo Of - "Dazeppa." Snstrclsy aud
cominatLtiGA.
, 1874-02-16

,hoConM1oK IIALIE@N1Eth, @ 5,, CLARK atsect, eornor
ohus, and tho Thooduro Thomas Orchestra.
, 1874-02-16

GLOBE TllEATRE-,Dcsplaiues street. hetween Mad
oasas a III Tsoupo. The TlaeK G1oox.
, 1874-02-16

Dearborn mud State, Engagement Of Tho Htoddart
Amnrickns In pars.n
, 1874-02-16

ADELrII1 THEATRE Corner Of Wabash Ayenuo
Anh ConRross street. Variety entortatrtpent.
, 1874-02-16

HOOLEY,S TlIEATRE-Nando,nh ttroet, totwecn
Glsrk and l.aSallo Engagement of Luollio "oatorn.
, 1874-02-16

ACADEMY OF MUSIC -1iastod etreet, betwecn Mad.
isun and Monroe. Engagement OF Oliver Dou1 Byron.
:" Across tho Oontinont."
, 1874-02-16

UNION PARK CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
I" "Tonnestebn3' Slaso-Cabfn Ooucer.h
, 1874-02-16

MICHIGAN AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCt1-1ao
tu!o hy Auna Diokinsou. subjoot: "for Your o"r
Snko,"
, 1874-02-16

Congress- was responsible for tho immense it,
oroaso OF tho expenditures which woro shown
1910, 0o0,0 paid out, without tho reduction ,of
tue debt one dollar, whllo two yoart ago th9rs
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1874-08-06
i uiGt 0 II.
poSt6unla.
Cine frie(Ilcte 9topelle
ben
W ilbcI nj Scufen.
(GcrtItBuns.)

Damn, ale Ft wItetr aufwa6tf, par
bas 3Immtr nit tsn Shifn uab tas
Rranftnb,tt Ssri&wunttn, uub Rs Ia6
NIT paul an .intm Slid I'm SaaI tss
S&IOG,e. Gle t6risn 9tiSs ,iiris auf
Die lnnwsiItBen observation-disclosures
sin.t lan8tn tn8trrn Rnnn,S NIT ps.
bdntIf&tr WItns, ntn fs bIidhn bod
aud mtlctltn auI bic aIIt 0anbubr
iitsr rem 6amtn. 5siGl!6 ldGslnb
bsutttsn Ht barauf bin, ptnn br esbrsr
fstn brillsnbaiiss @sa&t blot auf elm
Strsilbits Bud btrab bridtt, um tint
nsut Suantitdt bon @sitbsit baraus 40
f&6pf.m. GnblI& f&lus tr baTslbs NIT
srauItdtii&sr 5antttwssunS Al. tsun In
BEN Islttn Moment falus bic Stmsubr
bic NiitaSsaunet. unb nod iprj,m
8rub 8ins bu prsisHOr piirssUOu,n
S&riiits sur Sblr biHoue. Die Rin.
btr ub,r sllisn boRl8 bInisr itm brsin
nur unt,n, no n In 0lur butd has du.
6su abcr auf rem WtS Sur Gtast trai,
bob,n Fs al uub bdpiisn In hen @a,tsu.
Damn warsn bic alttn 0anbssmalbs
all,Ia brcbtn I'm Saal, BON ttntn bic
abninbIltu ttr.r Don 5OrwIl6 nod
mdril&tr, unb paul Sittn, bsr 8iiin.
ger, nod led irsutIstr nItOtrl&auttn ale
stwStnIi&.
Die Rlnbr mO6ttn jibt 8sibs im
trtiJ,anhn Sabre lsbtn, ObpObl panl
bnr& feline @l6b, unO ttafipOas Gut.
.uldluus a& alter auenabm. Doe
Natdtu has,stn maGts sIntn iins,rtn
Ginbrud. Gle mar lltin fir ibr Nltsr
unb bon ,arttm Sau, absr unsstribit
GrS9Ii2fttt Iaak sIsI&mdbis aus bsi.
ben aussn. Nur lag pIsusi&t elm itis
t1tr AntuG ooTntpmfrfr Jntut9enb In
YORtuma's 3issn, psl&sr Der cfsusn.
trsutTsissR Stirn bee 9aabtn mans,l,
ts. au& fsin Dtitn atmmtt ni&t san,
au Der adetif&sn 8IsIbuns. bic ct trus {;
man srtannis tbsnfC an f,insn 8,wss
sanssn bic 2ra&t, wsl&s sr fOnR auf
fsin,r tsImattlI&sn 9nf,l ssfdArt, als
bab r iIA In isInsr ssssnudrtlssH nI&t
rt&t b.imif& tu litIsn SsrmOats.
Cine tObs i&Snt Damt fam. bon a..
nsm elegant f&wuri sstlsibsisn @aint
tsslsII,t, bur& BEN Sarl bsrauf auf
paal unb pORbuma 80. Der 5rsmbt
mar Jung, Obwubl sr ni&Is JussnbIi-
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Julia e. DbitsnisbL Orsanilm.
@amenenp, Na., q. Wup. 1873.

WamCnenb, Va, p. Nov. 1873.
%. 0sattY unb 9lCits.
Mslne ptutn! sd bats bic Srssl cmpIan.
gen. @Irs rtbt, Sic sspdbrt p6llise 9efrit-
tiaune uno abtrbitlti aur Srstln ftr llmeestno.
gDir mpdien uns I'M fsinen gfsie oaspn tTsnntn,
prnn mir fsin anetrss Snltrumsnt pOn bsrltIbrn
SpTis belpmnen t6nnisn.
MpltS @intn.
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pocIic.
Sas msni9li6e 2ebea.

9as msni9li6e Sebea.
@H Rsul@sn Ant panstru fort
liub Nlt etbh na1 Gintm Sri--
Am lummsTSOGlsn TiIstrfab
Ra& unftrm 3ltl, in's-suniIs @rab.
Rh STs' iampfl 9tbn unb nit 1Hb'
Der Wanf&s 3itl trrsiGi Ct mic.
Or trrbt BEN Gltnb unb sn girib;
@hb pI6gII& iitTrdf4t pOm-1rt.
Stut la&i btm Wmihen 8iruS unb eua,
limb WTstn iptint tic Urtlt 9ruRj
8 tintffaab gBr biut N reid,
% Npratn ftpu tu gIrmtn alEiS
Dn Sruetr Diirgt stu 9rnsH iphi,
tlab GIntr itofl rsm anbrn Rpib
Ept ellen al'-nab tintm Bid;
Gas 0rab btprdt is (anfl unb fLibI!
Ter GGusIirs an bu Wuiir 9rua
Or fhbIt iGpn htS estsns eua
EN& WOrsen, eItI& tn 9lnmr, fSli
dr Oh une arbt fir bisis 8.li.
Dn arubt mil ttm Sitdtnpfsrt,
gBis nunln fiibIt btS etbfus @nib
Au& r ! allsin btr Sob ibn ruff,
llHs pirft ibn IN sit IcSttn-@rait.
Der Slnslius, BEN bic eifbt la&i,
9bm 8'tabsn pisl-au& Summer ma5L
Gin frpb, sae ~ isiu Slid rr,iGt;
llmIcuf Vt Iitsi pum IuS ssbleI9t.-
DIR Wann BON tiuitnb Sprssn Soa
Etnft pir tr li6 unSbrtu lpa,
limb fa6t I'm S&pdbt arm nab tar0,
CID riutn ftGbsn 3Obitniars.
Ter 0rsIs, er i& AM Siabs bttL
llub NOD uHi Ians'rrs etbtn ltbi,
9limmt lsInsn 9ulbum trb Mot Rabr,
Sis I'm umf&lhbt bic 1obitnbabr.
DcTl Iimpii tIn 8irn nm irtmbrs gahb.
3sTfi6t br NnfGttit Rr&l uuS 9anS +;
auf sInmal 10 isIn iiUlsr plau
Dubin! 9bu fiai grpsiun5 an!
Stui uhitr8rabi VItati&i trn @Iid
Gin 8tinU nit pabrr Satlnslad
Du& bir m,br Dir f&astn wla,
qitsr tr IN sinsm Saret aia.
Dorl bilit elm 8rSunS Sir aus Der Nclb,
llnb bsIti fir htin @lId ~ @rtt;
Dc& Cd rT Daui prn Dir trbGlt,
% sf ltcn frIt aus titfn @tIi.
9Or baut tin 1brr Gin arC6sd SauS,
ltnb NHatn lrGat man ibn binaus;
WaS II nun itin arpritlntS 9crs2
Der IHblr. idnfit Grsml&OrB.
90 Tinbi man UNI brr Gtbt Ianb,
Dsnft ni6l ali itntS bGIIs panb.
Der @riie nur bait lp brett
8ilr isus btTn gsbm5lsii.
Gr flrsbi na6 luBtnb MIR natin;
Scnil ipilrb IT II ni&t Etiit ltiu I!
Drum trnlsi IT aud brbfn ecbn,
GOrt CbHn sinit an @UiitS SbrCn
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Wabanpp gtts. Ga 10. Set. IL

Rabanpp gtts, ga, 10. Sst. 1873.
Die Brdtip unb YIoitS btrubmit ,,00Ib, 9un>
asns nsgarlcr'Srstl" IL bic btnt itbt atbrau6it
gaIlor,Srasl, SD babe is nit SOrsfalt st-
prlft unb int i6Onen Zone, III Der @uearbsitlns
unb In Der DausIbafistsit bel ptitm vorliaiS
iss,nSsit bsttt ssSunS,n, 10 SaS ia bi,Ssit, &C. g..
BEN, Der cine varIurs Orssl trllsr 9laGs brauti,
NIT 8nsrlssn empftbsn fam.
WFpE 8. q. iindfr
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9amanua. pa.. IG. Oh. ISL:

A1ma Qual Va., IT., Dl. 1873.
glat. bic cine It5nt 9isrte fur ibr gRpbnun>
stn une JuaItih Gin Sniirumrni ron unltniufT.
l6tr multialiltH SprihsIiGtCii pnlau9tn. ptr>
ten bitS in 9tailp uno plpifS Uclbs 9unesn.
VdrlCr.Srssl finbtH. DitlsIbs tslfisbist vol.
tOmmtn uno biIert paS lsilsnbe Snarumtnt etS
1aatS.
9uIia G. @hitrniabL Srnnniilin.
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Sk risft In 9&IaL bab 10 Iaut
bur&s 3immsr Hang. unttn por bsm
Ofsu,n G,nRsr wutn Itift avItts tSrtar
sepotbsn. GrR mar bn Sariit. btr
bic DrrEsI aus tsm araum Ssi&su&t
tatts, sOrR&iis auf ben brsiisn Bss
ttFauf s,lOmmtH, pana beg iiH Ropf
nit iua,nssn sldnJsnesa aussn nm bic
Ode tss @sbilass unb ibsriOs bic sin.
fame G.na,rrsiRs he S&lOHss. Gr
Rubs R&ttar. ale r sias brlslbsn as'
5fnst fab, nab fttsn 30 ldblsR unb
slaatts istnsr Ts&nuns Hiat, bsnu sr
wisbsrtOlis Re. nit bsm GInsT aus ts.
nee btnssatsab, siiris mstrsrsmaI pOa
siasr Ssiit sur aneuH. GRblIA war
az pca Gtwas ibtrtsua.. uRb bic saas
@fRalt tVat, In pslitE Snmaunsi siads
anb ben @Iaasbut In bsr 3anb, i6ssrno
bIaisr BEN GsRrdue tsrsO. &c mar,
ale pb u In iTasnb sIRsm gnifaIR6 TIRE
stpore,n. DIR NorssH mar lhbt, rod
feline Siirn uuS isias S&Idis ssIattsn ;
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Rtw> SttRIsbsm, ga., 10, Oft. '7s

Rtp>SetbIsbem, ga., 10, Oft. 7S.
30. Beatty un6 gIoits.
Mlsins Strrtn! SD tate sIns ibrsr ,,@pIbs
4unstn, n,parIpr>Srstln" felt feds Ronetsn Int
9tbrauHe. unb wollls bitltlbt trii elmer sriinS.
Ii6tn Srifuns unttripfrftn, tbe i'd Ht tmpfabl
gs frtut MID, jtet btJtu9tn ~ fSnnsn, bab is all
Ies, mas pcn ibr etIaat unb Srr6ftniliht rpures,
ibririiIt - ia nod mtbr Id lief prpftlIpren Der
Ruiit, unb prpniintnie SrsaRiflrn fpmmtn uno
bisltIbsn prlftn, = unb fIs srfldna fammt unb
Iunbus. baB biss bas btas. fanft U, ansentbm 10 .
nsnbs Snfrument i'm @iaHts fti. GO bat als
anensn Der llmssstnb in S&uittn ssntllt. Sd
bin nit ibni SOais Jufrithtn unb fsin G,elb iparbs
MID BON ibui ~ irtnntn vranlahtn, psnn Id
fsin anttss BON bsrIslbtH art ubalitn f6unk.
Sic mostn Is Str6htntltHsn, iptnn tS Sbnsn
swtfmlbia blnft inetm cislt SrstI gum DC,
psiIs DsnItH, mas Id fass, ssprhft wtrpsnn,as,
g4tunsssOa u. 9. &i6 arbs.
srpeftntr gbitcr bsS ,,Samaauu GOurisrS".
9ritft pie bic pbissn, iptlde bu 9unlisn psn
Beatty utb gjlcitS ,,9clbs 9unesn' garlpr,Sr>
stIn" iprtdtn, lomntn uns fcripdbnnb BON Con
ntrn ~. Nir fSnntn ni6is baflr, wtnn bic
9tuit Daartn srle AlaGft strlanstn. QDiT mlGs
fen ibre auftrdss Ju bsfCrstn iuttn.
ginise Gaeen go btrrIbt Der panif w DhS
IN nid)t Der Gau NIT une. llnltr @tlhdit aebt
btuit better bfnn it. 80 eprlhaIiGe arttfsl etis>
ftrt trtrotn, babin fnbtt man baIO ben Wss.
DOatt ibr tinte fur bic SonniasS. S4ult iau>
fen, 10 prpbiri bitie, iptnH eines fur bic 9pas,
70 fpmnt ~ uns! Sbr f6nnSt gtIb iparen.
ilnlnt 0sbirsuresn fur 6dnoItr iinb IibHal.
3ab Iorsfdliistn uHo fOfbitIlptn grpthmtu>
tirsR flbrisn mir oitle nsus SIesl, bic Cobb
4une,," Gin. Sie btilbi pitIe BCr,lss ltn bic
anttrsn, bic IL an 8lae, Rtnbtit uno Rrafl
bts Spnts nbtrtriht.
glsS, ipas mir s,rlanstn, III cine grhfuns tts
SnlIuments, - Sbr p.Ibst baHtlbs bann fau'
fen uno 10 Guru 8rsunetu tmpfsbIeH.
q Stnte fur BIZ grtts'9iat uno aobrslRri;
SeattD s HtOtts,
aibiugtuH,
Barrtn County, N..9.
Daniel 8, 9taitp. Gbp. . pIpitS
april 23, 1s7a-6Rt.
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u olb=3ungen
Yarlor=Srgeln.

gDir punban nibt barltn. ale 9tp.it,
baB bic 30 @clbs9unat" bic ltiitnbs paTlOr>
SrsGl IN uno bas ltitfnbs 9nllrumtnt bleibsn
miro, bisntn 9aultnbs bon Btusnilltn. Dir
fibun nur tiRiss on unb bitten, btlslbtn ~ L..
fen.
St GIatL @a., 8. Gti. 1873.
90. @Sailp unb glplls.
9ltint 5trtn! SD babe bic bon Sbm
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The Portland daily press., 1874-12-12
Fort, Third Congress-Seoond Session.
HOUSE

HOUSE
WASHINGTON, Dec. II.
On motion OF Mr.. Hooper of Mass, the Sen
ate bill for the appointment OF George Bancroft
Of Washington city to fill the vacancy in the
board of regents of Smithsonian institute was
taken up and pas sed.
Mr.. Orr of Iowa, from the committee on
public lands, reported bill allowidg home
stead and preemptio1 settlers in Iowa, Mime
sofa, Nebraska and Kansas, whose crops were
destroyed or injured by grasshoppers in 1874,
to leave and be absent from their lands TILL
May, 1876, without prejudice to their rights.
Passed
Mr.. Garfield made some personal explanation
on the subject of an article in the New York
Tribune of Yesterday entitled ga Half Million
Steal" in which the Committee ON Appropria-
tions was charged with having inserted an
item in the postoffice appropriation bill for ad-
ditional subsidy to the Pacific Mail Co. He de-
MED that there was any foundation for the
charge as the bill had not been seen or even
considered by the committee.
The bill for the relief of Rollin White allow
ing time to apply for the extension of his Fat
ent for the improvement in fire arms was dis
cussed.
Finally the bill was defeated, the house re-
fusing to order third reading SO to l2S.
Mr.. Dawes, rising to question Of privilege.
called the attention of t re House to the fact
that in the investigation of the Pacific Mail
subsidy, it was impossible to secure the attend
ance of R. B. Irwin agent of the company, who
had important information. Last session he
was in Europe. Now he is in New York, but
telegraphed that he could not attend before
Monday on account of illness Mr.. Dawes
was afraid that he would run away. Mr..
Phelps vouched for him as constituent and
Mr.. Dawes did not ask for an arrest for con-
tempt.
Adjourned to Monday.