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EMERSON As RECTOR,

II seems to us q matter of very little i'm
portance whether Ralph Waldo Emerson is
elected to the Rectorship of the Glasgow Uni
versity or not. Testimonials of respect or
affection are always pleasant things, we sup
pose, whether they come as valentine to q
blushing girl or q civic crown to a war SCARED
hero. Generally. if there be any credit at
tached to them, it belongs to the giver, not
the recipient, and this is emphatically the
case in the present instance. 1t will, of course
be promising sign of intelligence and in
sight in the young men of the University, should
they offer this token of their appreciation to Mr.
Emerson but it alters his position not a whit
moro than does bunch of flowers laid by
some disciple on his study table. Such tokens
of grateful recognition Of scholarship or auy
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have been attacked with great earnestness Dy
the clergy, and warmly protested against oy
tho renresentatiyes Of Rome. But the Gov
eminent has held its way nrmiy Win
them, pushing them to their thiro reauins
in the lower House, in spite OF the solemn
denunciation they received In tho Encycncai
Of the 9TH of March. This document has In
f,ot been considered and treated by the Impe-
r;oI coverpment as q lawless invitation to
royo,t The conference of Austrian Bishops
,vb;cb met last month in Vienna made little
oecort to conceal the fact that their purpose
,r,s hostile RI tho Government. They refused
tbe invitations of Count Andrassy' as o re-
n,,nder that there was to be no simulated
oo,,r,osv botween them and the Austro- Hun
gorian Cabinet. Their purpose was, first. TO
Trovent the massage of the laws, if possible,
and secondly, to organize Resistance !"
them if they were passed. Prince Auers-
nerg. the Premier of the Austrian OF U.s.
Lothian Cabinet, recently made Vigor-
ous and significant speech, In when
no referred 10 the rumors of contemplated
revolutionary resistance TO these Jaws, which
were he said. Sin the line Of march OF
"bealthy human progress" and amid the
cheers of the galleries and the floor accepted
the possible conflict, trusting in God that 1t
"would conduct to the triumph of the au-
"thority of the State" 1t is therefore by no
means impossible that ut no distant period we
may see the Catholic Apostolic Austro- Hun
garian Monarchy engaged in as earnest con-
flict with the Papal See as that which is now
carried on by the Lutheran Kaiser at Berlin
Already resolutions have been introduced into
the Reichsrath for the expulsion oil the
Jesuits and affiliated orders; and although 1t
is unlikely that these can at present be
passed, they are sufficiently significant OF the
progress of anti-ecclesiastical opinion in a
country formerly more distinguished for devo-
ton 20 the Catholic supremacy than almost
any other of Europe. Few will be so innocent
az to accept either of the German Emperors
as champions of religious liberty in this fight
for the Imperial prerogative. but no one can
help hoping that some profit to the cause OF
freedom and enlightenment may como out OF IT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-03

and ignorance asking for the chance TO learn
His message; and We deny preachers and
teachers to them for want Of money. There
is on the other race whom we have robbed
and left in heathenism ready and willing to
accept our civilization and our God, and ws
cannot afford to give them either; we find it
cheaper to leave them to the care OF thieving
agents and the sword. At home men az rich
and well-intentioned as Joseph assemble TO
plan how they may honor Jesus, and build
stately piles of carven stone and stained
glass i'm order to do it, into which no poor
man ever sets his foot. Their poorer neigh
bors, not to be Qutdone in zeal, go and do
likewise, and run in debt for the same. Wo
can lay our finger on church corporation after
corporation who have put up edifices worth
half million without one-tenth OF that sum
in prospect with which to pay the workmen.
who are yet unpaid.
These are plain words. The fact is palmer
that it is these very things which make men
not professedly Christian look upon certain
churches as but fair sepulchersl in which lies
buried very dead Christ indeed. 1t is worth
while remembering that when He arose it was
not to Joseph, who had so honored Him, that
He came, but to the repentant Magdalene and
the few poor fisher. folk met together to pray
in an upper chamber. These thoughts are not
uniting the solemnity of Good Friday. No
better subject can be chosen for our medita-
tions above His tomb than how we can prove
to the world that He is yet living ChrlSG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-03
.gelu'ylork Dailu Gribm,re.
FOUNDED BY HORACE GREELEY.
FRIDAY, APRIL 8. 1874.

The forces OF Marshal Serrano have taken no position
from the Carsts since March as An armistoo not TO-
include Bilbao has been agreed upon for burying the
dead. Gen. Caballero de Rodas is marching TO the
assistance Of serrano with 5000 men. - lncendisry
fres are alarmingy frequent in the Gwaor District OF
India Large numbers " Inhabitants are emigrating
from the fsmne-strcken districts. There Is great
excitement in Manitoba on account Of the appearance
Of Riel at Ottawa.
In the yesterday petitions were presented for
the relief Of the POar survivors and for pension for
the widow OF Capt Hall the consideration OF the hnan
cial bill was resumed substitute for Mr. Merrimon's
Amendment providing that $5OoOoooo in bank circula-
zion shall redisributed was rejected-2o to 81 Mr.
Merrimon's substitute for an additional issue OF
a 900 to banks be distributed among the several
States was adoptedss to az; amendment providing
for the accumulation OF gold coin IN the Treasury
rejeoted-l6 10 81 amendment affecting the revenue
was rejeced-l9 TO al amendment for the redemp-
sion OF egateDder notes In coin was also reecteo-7o
81 after an Executive session, the Senate adjourned
In the House. bill for obtaining information regarding
the Alaska seal fisheries discussed In the morning
hour. the consideration OF the Currency bill then
resumed and continued till adjournment; during the
debate controversy between Messrs Dawes and
O. r. Hosr, which was participated in by Messrs Butler
and Hawley Of Connecticut.
The State Senate passed the bill for the election Of the
OF Public Instruction by the Board OF
Regents 60 The Assembly passed the Supply BILL
60 Two South Carolina County Iressurers are In jail
as defsuliers.
Peter stephsni was found guilty Of murder in the
opd degree for killing Michael Harold. - Mayor
Hunter will veto further appropriations for the Hemp
stead Reservoir -. The captain and ak sesmen OF
the Russian bark Jupiter were washed overload in
storm. go The Tsmmany Hall General Committee
adopted resolutions against imitation. E=.z Prof Proc
tor lectured on The Earth's Past and Future" s-
Dr. Anderson lectured "New-York as the Center OF
Moral and Religious Effort" g.. Gold llSt llss llJt
Thermometer, $50, Sso, $50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-03
PERSONAL.

President Grant, according to a Washington
dispatch will start for New York ct noon to-day, ana
will return TO Washington on Monday.
King Koffees umbrella, which is as large 40
tent is among the spoils OF the Ashanee and win
Be ,e eIs6tsd at . public museum in London.
The Jewels which the Duchess of Edinburgh
brought with her TO England are said 20 be worth
q, 100000, and ncude rs many 90 100 bracelets
Prince Napoleon has rented handsome
residence in the Boulevard Malesherees; Paris and
intends to make that city his permanent abode.
Sir Capel Fitzgerald recently amused him
self at cabdrvng in London, but as he had no license
he was fined g. and admonished not to act so fooshy
again. -
Miss Emily Faithful complains that out OF
the hundreds OF seeking for situations she re-
Gently found it difficult to find one competent % under.
take the management OF business supposed W We A'
their special sphere-dressmaking'
Union College has been the recipient OF
many peeunisry blessings recently In addition 70 'he
$4,000 given by some unknown person MI, Brown o.
the a,% Of OIL, Br .S msnesn. sum Of o
DIR. Alfred Hitchcock of Fitchburg, Mass.
who died on Monday evening was graduate OF Dart
month Medical College, and attained eminence In his
nr,,.,on He was Brigade Surgeon in Gen. Burnsde's
division. aud was for several years member Oh the
EIecutive Council OF Massachusetts
report has been widely circulated for
oms weeks past that Mr. Il. p whipple Of Boston has
been ordered abroad by his physician account Of III
health me Boston Globe gives the gratifying
that the stateneut without foundation and sAysS
g MT Whippe Is vigorous and energetic ever.
and n driving his brilliant with the greatest indus
try doing some OF the best work Of his dayg"
Walt Whitman has been invited to deliver
the biennial Commencement poem at Tufft's College
next June and has promised 10 do unless preventeA
BY illness. Mr.. Whitman, though moving about Is itiin
partially parslyzed and famed from his malady. Hn
OF those tedious unfamiliar to old doctors.
Of snemia Of the brain, slow IN coming and equally
slow In gong, when Gil the other bodily functions
main sound and normal and the mental powers NOS
affected but from tension too long continued OF Toe
great-the physicians say OF emotional nature IN THE
cssethe proper cerebral blood formation aud supplies
fsil Or sink too low.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-03
Business Noillfs.

CASH ASSETS, 81. 694,3 O6 S4-TRAyELERs LIFE
AND AcCipGSr assurances CosPASY, Hartford, Conn
Ser THE GENUINE ARTICLE.-The great
oputy Of COSPoUND COB LIVER OIL AND LINE
H. nued some rpuneped persons attempt palm OF simple
article snuure; but person who rs suffering rom
Coughs Colds shon be careful where they purchase
this requires putting the results following N use are NJ.
The proprietor has ample evidence on ME
extraordinary pulmonary complaints The phosphate
E.e healing combined
uure cd IIver on Ly DR. This medicine regularly
scrbed by medical faculty. Sold by D. WHBoH, Chemist
Boston.
WEISS ON SHAKESPEARE.-Slx Snakespearean
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LIrRl No 4. Price cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-03

One would suppose that two or three special
agents sent annually to the Alaska sealing
grounds ought to keep the Government in
formed on the general subject. But Congress
ia talking of sending out another Commits
sioner. This is the season for excursions, and
the bill to create this new office ought to be
included with several similar propositions and
called "a bill to provide for Summer Excur-
"si0ns."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-03

better still. boxes of paper money can be set
up at the crossroads and in other public
places, and permission given to every voter
to help himself to as much cheap money as
he may need.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-03

As far as we can judge from the ebullition
of the imitation pots at Washington both the
Senate and House win finally agree in ex-
tending the legal tender circulation to s4N'-
100000. and authorizing an expansion OF the
National bank circulation TO the same limit
such appears to be the significance of the
voting yesterday. If administering these
doses fails to cure the patient, an advance 10
ssO0OOO.OOO can be made next session. or,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-03
Amnsemtnts an0 Aleetinss.

ACADEMY OF MUsIc-strakosch italian Opera Company
aida" Mile. TOrriani, etc.
BoorH's THEArER.-Lotta- Zip"
CoLossEuM-Day and evening: Cyciorams OF Paris py
Night"
Days FIFTH AVENUE THEArRR.-"Charity."
LYoEum THEArER-French opera Bouhe: Z" l." File DO
Nine. Angot."
NfBIo's GARDES-"Davy Crockett" Frank Mayo
OLYMPIC THEArER.-yaudeville and Novelty E"'oi'''"
ment
UNION SQUARE, TlIRATRR.-"Led Astray."s
WALLACK's THKATER-" The Rivals"
COOPER MsTITUTE.-Temperance MASS moc'i"s'
LEAvTrr ART RooMs.-Art Exhibition
LYRIC HALL.-Reception Dausante $500.
PLYMOUTH CHURCH, Brooklyn.-At u p. m. Lecture
Mrs. Dr. Susan Everett
soMRRyuIE ART GAIIERY-Art Exhioluon'
TAMMANY HAII.-Grand BILLIARD MaVoh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-03

Messrs. Dawes and Hoar furnished little
episode, yesterday, in Washington, to the Sen
atorial contest raging in Boston. We do not
SOC that so far as either principles or good
taste we're concerned, either of them might
not better have held his peace.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-06-04

Aceor ling to Miss Kemble, Dele
gate Cannon on the occasion Of the
marriage to his fourth wife took .
wedding tour in the shapsof fishing
excursion, being accompanied by wife
No. l aud the new bride No. 4. The
ladies can JUST contemplate how they
would enjoy 6ahiny excursioa under
like circumstances.
Mr.. Cannon occupies . seat on the
door Of the Houss of Representatives
and 20 is recognized - On honored
citizen OF THE country, - the saying L.,
In lhe full blsse OF the nineieenth cen.
tury, while a. people We are spend
Ing hundreds of thousands OF dollaru
annually to enlighten the hea.hsn ID
distant lands, and teach them pure mo-
ralify.
We hope the weather will not get too
hot ct Washington before the House
with convenient dispatch, will make Il
hot enough for Mr.. Cannon to cast him
out Of that body in such . way that he
shall not stand on the order OF his de-
parture. Those who oppose II will
please try and discuss the question and
defend themselves, with their lady
soaseitasns whsa lhey sssusn hens.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-06-04
WASH lNcT0N.

WAsHrsoToN, May 27-Rear Admir-.
al Shubrick, senior officer of the re.
tired list, died here to-day. Tho Sec
retary Of the Navy. IN a general order
announcing his death, directs that
military and naval honors be done 10
his memory at all the navy yards and
stations in the United States on the
day after the receipt Of the news.
The House Judiciary Committee
were to-day discharged from the con-
sideration of the petitions of Eliza
beth Cady Stanton, Susan b. Anthony
aud others, asking Congress to give
women the same rights of suffrage as
negroes have: also from the consider
alton of . petition asking for woman
suffrage in 4he District of Columbia.
In the District Investigation today
Attorney General Williams denied
that his lots were graded at the ex
pense of the Board OF Public Works.
Documents, however, were produced,
showing that the Board paid for pot
ton of the work done on them The
contractor who did the work testified
that the Board paid him $500 for 1t,
and that sl.SO0 were yet due, which
both the Rosrd and Williams refused
to pay.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-06-04
THE DUNKARDS.

GIRARp. Ills, May 27.--In the Ma
tional Conference of Dunkards to-day,
the question of saluting colOred brefh-
rem with holy kiss, the committee re-
ported that the church did not dis
tinguish in color, but the Virginia
brethren making objections to the re-
port, it was agreed that each church
establish its own rules about the mat
ter.
The question was then raised wheth-
er il was permissible to join farmers
clubs, which in some respects resem-
bic secret societies.
Brother Mumaw said that since some
commercial and social dealings must
be had with the world, the object Of
said clubs being the acquisition OF ag-
ricultnral knowledge, the entrance
therein could not be intcrdicted. The
Council decided that il wasn't permis-
sable TO join any worldly institutions.
The ungodiy piano and other mnsi-
cal Instruments We're ruled improper
for brethren, especially worthy Of con-
demnation in the house of God and
when used for secular tunes.
Tho session adjourned TO meet In
the Miami valley next year.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-06-04
The St. Louis Democras now says

Ahc St' A<VuAo LcUtOCTuS uOW says
"The Keokuk Gate Citv misrepresents
us when il Gays we imputed corrup-
ton to Congressman McCrary, ON &C.
count of his favoring the st. Philip
Canal instead Of the Eads plan for i'm
proving the navigation at the mouth
Of the Mississippi River. We have
shown that the principal advocates oi
the canal scheme, who reside in New
Orleans, are interested in . big land
speculation, the success Of which de-
pends upon the building Of the canal,
but We have imputed no improper mo.
tives TO Mr.. McCrary. We think,
however, that he Is doing much 10 In
lure his constituents and tho produ-
cers OF the Aississippi Valley BY eiv-
Ing aid and comfort to the enemies ol
what seems to be the spsediest and
most effective method Of clearing the
mouth of the river Of obstructions.' =
The Democrat has . very unhappy
way Of expressing its real meaning II
it did not clearly imply that. Mr..
McCrary was acting corruptly. We
are glad to learn, however, that II did
not impute corruption 10 him and doe,
not now. About the land speculst stiou
the Democrat speaks Of NO know moth.
ing, but the very fact that Mr.. McCra.
ry iavors the canal project, goes very
far with Ne In making up our mind
that II is quite likely that plan IL the
best,
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-06-04
The Courier Job Department,
pRrNTINa OF AIi. xINps,
Complete " ith new
TYPES AND PRESSES =

lf PRINTING OF ALL KINDS,
executed In % Good styie, Eastern priees ard
work duplicated. ~
Boutwell,, Buckingham, Clayton,
Conkling, Cooper, Davis, EdmuGds,
Ffelinghuysen, IIager, Hamilton, Of
Maryland, Hitchcock, Jones, Kelley,
McCreary, Merrimon, Morrill,, OF VT,
Norwood, Ramsey, Ransom, salisbury,
Scott, Sherman, Wadleigh and Wright
'--27.
Dorsey, Spencer and Logan, who
would have voted for the amendment,
were paired with Bogy, Johnston. and
Morrill, Of Me-, against it.
The bill was then rejected by ls 70
Mr.. Morton, from the Committee
on Elections, reported back the Senate
resolution Of March 10th, 1873, in.
structing the Committee to examine
and report the best and most practic-
able mode Of electing the President
and Vice.P President, and appointing
tribunal to adjust and decide all con-
tested questions connected herewith,
with long written report, which was
olaCtCu ptiutth auo pia"SU op toS
calendar. @
The Senate took up the Military
Academy appropriation bill and ad-
journed. -
HOUSE.
WAsHINGToN, May 29.--On motion
of Dawes it was ordered that to-mor-
row being Decoration Day there he
no session of. the Honsc,
Orth from the Committee on For-
eign Affairs reported adversely on the
bill for the relief of tho widow of the
late James L., Orr, Minister to Russia.
On motion, of Randall the bill was
placed in. the private calendar.
The House then took up the bill for
the gradual reduction Of the army
Hurlburt spoke In opposition charac-
terizing the measure as unwisc, mex
pedient and dfsgraccful to the colln-
try, and false economy.
s SENATE.
Sherman from the Finance Commit
tee reported back the House bill to
amend the customs and revenue laws
aud to repeal moities. with several
amendments, aud gave notice that he
would ask the Senate to proceed to its
consideration on Tuesday next. Pla-
ced on the calendar.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-06-04

NEW ORk, may ZS-M&yOF WlltZ,
or New Orleans, has addressed anoth-
er urgent appeal for aid, to Mayor
Havomeyer, in which he says: "Will
New York come to the rescue of our
destitute, ruined, famishing people ?
A deadly famine in Louisiana would
be q national disgrace, which the
wealth and philanthrophy of America
must prevent at all hazards
Commenting on this dispatch thu
Times says" If Mayor Wiltz desires
help from this city, he should address
the Chamber OF Commerce, or any
body but Havemeyer, as that individ-
nal has sunk SO low in public estima-
tion that nobody is willing to trust
him in anything"
The Board of Aldermen by decis.
i've vote, having requested the Mayor
to suspend and remove the Police
Commissioners for malfaesance in the
administration of two OF the most i'm
portaut departments of their cffice, the
Tribune states that the Commissioners
complScently assert that the attack
upon them Is the most childish play,
fnasmuch - the Mayor is their sworn
ally. haas sa
The Herald says OF this business -
1.-THE Mayor 10 not likely to heed the
voice of the city as expressed through
the Common Council his personal in
terests are too much identified with
Police and election irregularities to
render it probable he will pay any st-
tention to tho Alderman" .t-s#5
4 Commissioners Wales, in published
letter this morning, has resigned from
the department of Parks, constrained
to do so he says owing to the meddle-
some disposition =. OF Comptroller
Green. = s-~--
NEW YoRK, May 29-The Bank
Statement shows q reserve increase Of
81, ,576, 500.
Coleman Il Co.'S extensive varnish
and japan works burned to-day. Loss
about S25,0O0. Il a