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New-York tribune., 1874-09-19
Netn'Uork Dailp Gribma1s.
FOUNDED BY HORACE GREELEY
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1874.
TRIPLE S III E E T .

The manner in which the French Government pro-
Deeds against the journals Of France sharply dis
cussed in the Permanent Committee Of the Assembly
60 There is report that another scheme for Iberian
union has originated with Prince Bismarck - There
is great destitution in ADgora g. The Spanish au
thortes in Cuba have resolved 70 send more troops
against the insurgents.
telegram was sent 10 Gen. Emory at New-Orleans,
by order OF the President, disapprovinR the appoint
nent Of Col Brooke Military Governor and ordering
the reinstatement OF Gov Kellogg the latter is still in
the Custom-house and has deferred taking control
of affairs; the city is quiet. 6 call has
been issued for an Independent Republican Con-
yention in South Carolina TO nominate an opposition
candidate for Governor. Gov Brown OF Tennessee
has sent protest President against the arrest OF
persons implicated In the Trenton Jail outrage by
United States officials stating that the State laws are
being risidy enforced Senator Morton delivered
an address at Indianapolis the past and present con-
dition Of the South
Theodore Tton, in his statement, reviewed the test
mony Of Mt Beecher and report Of the Investigat
ing Committee. - The Republican primaries were
held 60 The Custom-house factions said 70 be in
favor OF either Gen. Bateheler A. b. Cornell for
Lieutenant Governor. Nelson ]. Waterbury re-
piled TO John Kelly. E=s man in Jersey City dan
gerously wounded his wife with razor and then cut
his own throat s- A butcher was knocked down and
brutally beaten by Brooklyn policeman. - Gold,
1904, iO9i Thermometer, so, 6S0 go.
New-York tribune., 1874-09-19
THE DRAMA.

The engagement of Mr.. Mccullough VIII
end at Booths Theater this evening" aud that accom-
plished actor will take benefit Mr.. and Mrs Barney
Williams Will appear Monday at this theater, In hir
Gaylers drama Of The Connie SoOgah." Mr.. TOoles
engagement has lasted five weeks at Waacks Theater'
and it will continue during two more. "Dearer Than
Life" will be repeated till further notice. The prodnc-
tion "The Sphinx" originally announced for tonight
is assigned for Monday at the Union Square Theaer
This piece has been rehearsed under the d.
recton OF Its adapter, Mr.. Rowe-who sails
for England to-day, TO direct rehearsals OF
his Geneva Cross" in London. The stage
of the Fifth Avenue Theaer continues to be prosper
ously occupied with "The School for Scandal" Mr J.
T. RAYMOND acts COL Sellers at the Park Theater
"Jane Eyre" will be acted for the last times
this afternoon and evening at the Union Square
Theater The Colosseum prospers with It's new
show The San Francisco Mnstrels are doing
well at their new hall, and Bryant's Minstreis
sustain their high reputation at their Opera House.
The Deluge" proves attractive at NIblos Garden
repetition having gained speed and smoothnes for tho
performance. AS Mr. Touchwood says, IN good
Sir Walters novel; ave love a quick and rattling hre
In these vanities-since folly walking funeral
pace and clinkng her bells to the time OF
passing kaell, makes sad work indeed" such
was the work made the opening night; but all that
ia changed now and the new moral Leg drama sparkes
on "lke emeralds through crystal" AT the Brooklyn
Theater opportunity Is offered OF seeing that capital
comedian John E. Owens-one OF the few really Jovisi
and exhilaratng humorists that remain to the stage
New-York tribune., 1874-09-19

and while he admits the payment OF the
preyious $4,000 through Moulton, ne asserts
that it was expended on Bessie Turner In Dis
(Tilton's) name.
What. then, is the result of this latest ana
let us hope last, of the statements1 we can
onlv repeat what we have said so many times
before. that strict legal Investigation Is I'M
peratively necessary for the vindicatlon OF
MIR. Beecher, If be is ever to be vindica'eu
at all. Mr.. Tilton has already begun
a suit which ought to accomplish
final settlement of the case one way or the
other, and Mr.. Beecher must meet that suit
with alacrity. Happily it is brought in form
which throws the main issue at once into
court, and if it is pressed in good faith and
fortified with the same line of proof
which TiltOn puts forward in his state
ment to-day, it will result In the
utter ruin of one of the two parties. There
is too much reason to fear that there has
been not only a vast amount of lying and
perjury in this case, but an Infamous, shock
ing conspiracy. The Church Committee GER
tainly failed to get at the bottom facts"
Let us see if the courts will be allowed to
do IL
New-York tribune., 1874-09-19

PRESIDENT PORTER on MODERN SCHOOLS.
1t is not for the first time that we write
down the hope that the men most worthily
known in the higher instruction will by and
by see the duties they owe to education in the
lower. 1t is not enough that a profound and
practical American scholar should animate and
dignity the College to which he belongs by
SO much as his culture is noble and his infiu-
ence large we look to see him have a care for
those lower ways Of education which lead to
the university door. All college authorities
are not plodders ;-and among those who have
the wit to realize the selfshness of ignoring
the secondary schools, and the manliness to
discuss them, it is pleasure to welcome and
to honor the President of Yale. Ills recent
New-York tribune., 1874-09-19
amnnemeuts ano falestinss.

poorfIs THRATBR.-At ES0 and at y; "Nehiee fre-
served" John Mccullough.
RsYASr's orERA HoUsB.-At and at 9: Minstreis.
DlIr's FIFTH AVENUE THEArRR.-At i:so and at 81
"SchOOl for Scandal"
IYcEux THEArER-At 1880 and at g.: ola Princesse De
Trebizoude." Mile. Marie Aimee.
NrBIo's THRArER-At 1880 anc at "Deluge, or Para
dise Lost"
PARK 1HEArER.-At 1:SO andst s: "Gildcd Age" 'ohn
I. Raymond.
SAN FRAScIsco MrssrRELs-Birch and Wsmboid'
Tony PASTORS OPERA HoUsE-Pastcrs star troupe
UNION SQUARE THEATER.-At 1880 and at g. Jaue IJro'
Miss Charlotte Thompson.
WALLACK's THEArER.-At 1880 and AZ D. Oeaiei '"""
Lfe," J. L. TOOe.
AMERICAN INSTITUTE FAIR.-Annuai EAuioieioA
BARSuM's ROMAN HIPPoDRoNE.-Westons Trial OF En-
duTaDce.
CENTRAL PARK GARDEN.-Theodore Thomass summer
Nights Concerts.
CoIossEUM.-"Paris."
New-York tribune., 1874-09-19

face, she understood you better than he {; and
when the superb Miss Oranch from Boston aD-
surdly misqu0ted Tasso, the girl could not Keep
the mischievous sparkle out Of her eyes. After
she had become friends with everybody too,
she threw herself with such childish earnest
ness into the pleasures of the place played
crOquet, hotly anxious to win, without
thought of the fit of her skirts or boots-could
not hide her i'll humOr when she was beaten
found such inexhaustible beauties in the
little river and farm hedges that she was
perpetually dragging you here and there to
look at them. When Van Mort took her
down to see the sun set behind the woods,
the calm on the river and the fury oil color
in the sky, and the beauty of it brought
rising chorus of "0hs !" from Polly and Miss
Cranch, she stood silent, the tears in her eyes.
She gave herself up to the little place so
utterly you could hardly believe, when Miss
Cranch told you, that the girl knew her own
country from Mt. Desert to the Yosemite, and
had travelled up the Rhine and Nile. The
farmhouse grew more homely and common
as a background to Miss Cranch's magnificent
beauty and dress, and found even Polly's pref
tiness too much to carry. But our Portia
lifted it and us up with her. she fitted into
the cheerful morning light and country sights
and sounds, and made them picturesque and
rare as she; nothing could be common or
unclean when she was by.
So the drOwsy August days went by; you
were vaguely glad that POrtia was in the
world you had always Joined in the popular
slang about the fastness of silly American
girls here were purity and strength which
would redeem the WHOLE and there was the
end of it for you. Presently Bassanio came
sensible but commonplace fellow, according
to the judgment of the house. Sensible
enough, however, to know which casket held
the treasure, and to make it his own. Portals
wooing was held not beneath Venetian skies, but
those of Rhode Island or of Jersey; but the moon
slept soft for her upon messy banks as for
Jessca. "Troius, signing his soul toward the
"Grecian TENTS" was not, we fancy, half SO
manly a man as he who woOed her, nor was
:" Dido with the willow in her hand" so fair or
worth the winning as our American girl. we
all thought of these brides of ancient days
while they sang the old immortal song to each
other, forgetting that any could hear 1t. Its
burden brought back some remembrance to
each of us that made us tender and silent
toward them, and when they passed out OF our
sight we quite forgot to ask how mucn they
had to marry on, and whether they belonged to
the Brahmin or shOp-keeping class. They
we're POrta and Bassanio for us and whatever
rent they pay now for their house, we are sure
it is palace and the little candle within
throws its beams far across the night and shines
like good deed in a naughty world.
New-York tribune., 1874-09-19
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the United States. To which we reply that II our
inquirer is q native in the predicament described.
he may be elected President. as the Constitution
does not hold responsible for the birthplace
of his parents o matter which he could scarcely
New-York tribune., 1874-09-19
Business NoIlres.

SENSIBLE AND SoUND-The Low Rate Cash
Plan ia Life Insurance OF the TRAVELLERS
r. Hoe g. Co., the Printing Press Manufac-
tuers have fifty buildings with PLASTIC RoOFSG
VAN oKDES Co.. 20 M'den-ane, Manufacturer
WEILsBORO BANK RoBBERY.-Had the house
protected with Holmes BURGLAR ALARs
had sufficient Of Ibe approach Of bar
family bis and shouns and make
sessonsbe and successful resistance Office 57l Broadway
New-York tribune., 1874-09-19

There is curious story, calculated to make
the people of Portugal unhappy, that new
scheme for Iberian union has its origin "in
"the brain of Prince Bismarck" What pos
sible advantage the German Chancellor might
expect TO derive from such course is not
stated. Nevertheless, the prospect is SO alarm
ing that the Government at Lisbon may have
some trouble in convincing the Portuguese
that Germany has no time, even if she has an
inclination, to pursue meddlesome policy on
general principles
New-York tribune., 1874-09-19
complain of and all the other people OF Lou
isiana were engaged in conspiracy to crush
them.

isiana were engaged In q conspiracy 70 crush
them.
Gen. Emory has a hard task on hand to
carry out his orders Exactly how he is TO
reinstate the Kellogg Government, when half
the officials are absolutely missing and the
other half are in hiding, is prob
lem that might puzzle statesman
The anxiety of Kellogg for his own personal
safety adds materially to the difficulty; he IS
afraid to present himself before the peopie
whom he is to govern. IL anything couio
add To the disgust of the citizens OF Louisiana
for the Kellogg regime, it is the spectacle Oh
cowardice now presented by its leaders
The movement for an independent nomina-
tion among the Republicans OF South Caro-
lima appears to be gaining Strength ihen
opposition to Gen. Chamberlain Is Dased OH
the assumption that his nomination was pro-
cured by fraud and the belief that he IS not
earnestly in favor of reform. A Convention Is
called for October 2 by the bOlters, at which,
from present appearances, it is supposed
that John p. Green will be the nominee. A
denial of the alleged fraud in the proceedings
of the Republican Convention, coming from
Representative r. B. Elliott, the Chairman OF
the Executive Committee, who has Senatorlai
aspirations, and his assurances that Chamber
lain means reform, and the bolt is OF slight
importance, may be taken with grain OF
allowance.
A few more blunders of the sort which the
Government Weather Report has been fur
nishing for the last two days, will cause Its
Probabilities to take rank with the
prophecies which the late Mr. Merriam used
to furnish from Brooklyn Hights. Yesterday
morning we were told to expect lover the
Middle States cloudy and clearing
weather )" the afternoon papers REINFORCED
the announcement for "the rest of Friday
as "clear and clearing weather" The facts
were that it rained all day, and con-
tinued raining at a late hour in the
evening. Extreme inconvenience and con-
siderable loss of temper have doubtless been
occasioned in numberless instances by these
misleading reports. 1t may be quite possible
for the experts of the Signal Office to explain
the discrepancy with satisfaction to them
selves, but they will find some difficulty in
making it clear to the minds of common
people that a storm of almost unexampled
severity and duration should be described as
"clear" and clearing" from one end Of 1T to
| the other.
New-York tribune., 1874-09-19

II the trainers Of the Constitution could have
foreseen the ignorance of its simplest provisions
which was to exist in the minds of so many of the
people for whom il was constructed, they would
have required every citizen to be able to repeat il
by heart before being allowed to vote. Here is
friend writing to US to know whether native. born
Of foreiguboyp parents. can bs elected Pyesdeat &
New-York tribune., 1874-09-19

The way in which the Safe Burglary case
is manipulated at Washington has received a
further illustration in the action of Judge
Fisher. Our readers already know how far
he is implicated in the discharge of
the burglars. Now he decides not to
remove his assistant Harrington, who is
under indictment, until after trial. 1t
begins to be time to think of removing
Judge Fisher. simultaneously with this pro-
ceeding we have the release in this city ON
the trihing bail of 81 900, of Albert Cunz, one
of the men who were indicted for this con-
spiracy by the Supreme Court of the District
of Columbia.
Senator Morton at Indianapolis has illus
trated bis inability to see more than one side
of the case in this Louisiana business. To
him the entire affair presents itself as simply a
elimination of the old spirit of the Rebellion
and hatred to the negro. He regards the
effort to defeat Kellogg in 1872 as "a gigantic
fraud: and he finds occasion Tor eulo-
gizing that official and his career
All the old stories of negro massacres
and Ku-Klux ontraees are revamped for the
occasion, and we are asked to contemplate
the spectacle of the suffering Republicans OF
the South. as if they alone had wrongs W
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-03-18
Il IL 'T1t s.rl,rr:;5:.5 ts.,o.<,A

That the shortest possible rOu;c b"twc ccu
the South and Great West is through S..
Louis, oyer the ST. Loai;, Kan>ao City and
Northern .5ioit line. THIS rGal las gained
surprising importance by reason OF immense
expenditures III the lat Two years, of over
two million dollars, besides earnings. il! im-
proy,ncn:S Of roadway, IL rctayiAg their
inc with bt>i qu lily OF new s;rc lnd iron
rails G.. bread new ties, and substituting
for or!in;..r GALS: ht., Ic-i!n:ag .,;Ia;. r0.-i
eS. elegantly cLrpc;cl ;,;iG EItcI viii. dress
irr rooms with toilet coHvcDicnccs for IL
dies. gentlemen anu families travelling with
children, without any extra chargc. THIS
line runs six fast Express trains between tie
Mississippi and Missouri Rivers. iwn more
tE,an any other roai, and CONNECTS with ali
,..s great land Grant EoaIs il ihc West
ana has adopted all ni2lcr!: aEliarcco' fo;
comfort, speed ard safeguards against acv-
dents including night and day watchmcm, who
inspect the road before and after tic passage
of each train 10 sec that everything is ii or
der. We recommend those contemplating i
trip West to take the st. Louis, Kansas City
and Northern Short Liuc, it being the only
line running through cars between st Louis
aNd Omaha, and for tickets Oyer lhi, cXccI-
lent line ~t refer lur :ciIcrS 10 any tIekl.
;:gcT:t selii:ig thrc4G;. tickets C tie Hc$: For
rap, circulars and Time fables ati'lfc>s
either J. +. Mccarthy. Cincinnati, O.: or 2
8. Groat, ST. LouiS, No, either OF whom
Ell furnish any information desired. IL;
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-03-18
4 MILITARY GOVERNMENT FOR
SOUTH CAROLINA.

Such IN idea !l:ls been suggested by
some Taxpayers in Columbia as the
brSI resort TO free the State from high
taxation, but how to free yourself from
paving high rates for cigars thlt are
really very mean. is the subject that
involves the special interest Of every
unc who buys either rs Il dealer or pri-
vatc smoker. This problem has been
solved by the "Indian Girl who know
ing ;!!at the goods sold by lrr will stand
the test. (morc cigars being retallcd ii
her wigwam than III any other store in
the State.) proposes to till orders ut
rates that Cannot be beat. Many have
tried and arc pleased, and We fee! all
thoriz",l TO S;lv tint al who send IN
order to McSSr>. Perry & Slawsoa. 'ln-
dian Girl Cigar Store" Columbia, 5. G.,
will be equally we'll pleased. At any
rate We would advise every one who
INDUCES in this luxury 10 Send to them
for Il Price List or Samples. ST:
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-03-18

\ SUBLIME REASnN-A new con-
tributor at Dover. n. Il sends MS the
following anccdotc: In Durham, a few
milcs from here. lived q sever: old fel-
low, whom the world called Elder
Pratt" who got the title from his very
grayr manner, which was carried into
all the details of life There were
times when he would sVccumb to the
tcmptcr. but even when lnebriatcd, he
would preserve the same grave de-
meanor toward his ncighborS and IS
<ociat,:s. but to his family at home he
Was at tunes very severe. One Sat
urtlay night the ncighbor> were dis
turbcl by the s!iricks Of lis wife. and
going i'll they found the ''Eldar' be
laboring his better half sith bride.
"Hcilo..' cried one OF them. "what's
the matter Elder? what are You doing
t!.-t i.-,X;' --tI2.. and:aa r""i.-e.." s~i.!
he. with great deliberations, the bride
still $nspcr@cd, TO impress upon her
mind the great fact chat there's 4 tod
in Israel"
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-03-18

WHEREAS the Rev. D. D. DantZler was
removed ~ the late session of the Annual
Conference, by the l'residing Bishop, to ano-
thcr field of Labor, and WAS thereby taken
from our midst, lie ii
Resolved, | That in the removal OF our
h.ohrr, his Association feels that il haS
>u<:!i:"i! the less ii L member whose pres
c"cc always contributed 10 the interest OF our
meetings. auI who by lis Christian Sp;r;t and
mc,3rstv had won our hearts.
HeSo:vcd, ,. That We assure him he has
cur prayers that he may be blessed with
lbun t,nt Succr>S in his ministry.
Resolved, 3. That The Secretary be request.
rri 20 lurIi>ir Blu. D.!::E!rr wIi i copy of
this preamble and resolutions, assuring hm
Of he place he occupies in The hearts Of the
meinbcrs Of this Association.
Respectfully submitted,
MANNING BROWN.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-03-18

unc OF the first business principles to act
upon, is IL r.atc -, Drr:"ha>:S direct from
the manufacturers, tllus saving large Sui.S
of money, for this reason we advise OR
rcad.rs to purchase their Windows, Doors,
Blinds, SC, from MeSSrS. l. II. HALL u Co.,
Charleston, S. G., who have 1T the factories,
..:;,hiar,i benefits derived from materials in
i.i>t !:ai.i:. >.-iii@4 EQrl:n;rn latest improved
macl,inaly aid lAoroagi. >tsl.r;.a,i.. ,asur:c-
men! All windows glazed with Gool G'car
glass. They arc also Agents for Asbestos
Roofing Felt Try itand yuu will be please,
with lis durability. Send for price iiSt cir
cularS, &c. Mar /, 9--1m.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-03-18
N>- Ir,nrv NJ,DpT,r ~ Hop.

AN EARLY MARRIAGE on HORSE
BAc!;:--A Virginia paper says that
on Wednesday morning last week, at
daylight, while heavy snow storm
was prevailing, Mr. James /. Sydcn-
stricken and Miss N. \. Whtcman
were. by special request: united in the
bonds Of matrimouy on horseback, in
the rHh!io road, near the White Sui,
phur Springs. va, hy The t,aSiDr, Rev.
Nr. H!yhley. The party had ridden
tWcl e miles to meet tie officiating
Clergyman at ;I,o i.laec Us: .:"atea. and
after the ceremony was pvrto:lntd:
they rctraccl their footsteps. apparent,
" Indifferent to congratulations, cakes.
cards, cars, or anything Of the kind.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-03-18

The following is the action Of the Minis
tiers Association in reference TO certain mem
bers removed from their bounds:
Tie Committee to whom it was referred 10
prepare a Minute, expressive OF the feelings
Of our Association in reference TO the Rev.
Jotn Sous removal from Nrwbclrv, beg
l"av. 10 present the following, viz:
WHEREAS. OR beloved bvo;!itr Sou; has
accept i cal! :" amoihcr field If !aiur. ana
removed beyond Dir h0Ua,i, be il
Resolved, ]. That IL thc removal of our
brother, this Association feels :ha! it has Sill
tInc'i The loss Of IN :,c;ivc punctua', faith
ful mcmbe"; one whose cnua,clS had great
weight with Us. and Who, by his earnest pie
;y and zcal, anJ ibctai;y Of sentiment, had
greatly cndrarc! him. eli 70 Us.
T.. Owed, , That ~, is>urc him Of our
dccn interest in his welfare. alrd o: our pray
e:S Tor the blessing Of Go! upon his laborS
il ii" vineyard of our Mas CT.
z solved, 3. That we furnish BROTHER Stout
with 4 copy Of this preamble and resolutions,
assuring him that We shall long cherish ten
der remembrance Of our pleasant intercourse
with him.
Respectfully submitted,
j.. \. MICkLE.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-03-18
SE;s2;3s2HcSes5.

NswBEnRy March lf.-E0ttoI. market
closed with ac;ivc demand, 4; i. for S;r!ct
middling. There is not mach Offering.
Erull"r OF bales shipped during week i05.
NEW YORK, March lo.-t'OIton quiet; sales
2.024 bales, AZ 1GiaiG5. Gold advanced to
l2al25
AUGUSTA. March l6.-Cotton quiet and
Steady-midl!ing Is.
BALTIMORE, March 1G.-Cot;on quiet
middins i5t.
CHARLESTON, March l6.-Corcn steady
millding lJi.
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8ear these things in mind. 3-tf,
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