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The New York herald., 1875-12-17

The INDICTED BABcocK has not appeared
at St Louis yet. Meanwhile his friends are
busy writing letters to prove to the Presi-
dent that Babcock did not influence him in
his suspension Of the order Of Douglass.
The rumors attempting to connect General
Grant personally with the doings Of the
Ring by connivance at the frauds are, we
trust, utterly unfounded No such crimi-
nality could square with his war upon the
Ring which was unhinching up to the point
Of Babcocl5s implication.
The New York herald., 1875-12-17

We ARE GLAD TO SEE that the authorities
have taken steps to apply the hygienic prin-
ciples, laid down in General Viele's
Baltimore address, to buildings hereafter to
be erected in New York. 1t is high time that
sanitary requirements should be enforced in
this respect. The plumbing Of our houses
will cost but trife more than it does in the
present unscientifc manner in which it is
generally applied. The noxious gases which
fill our houses and eat away the lives Of in
mates will in buildings scientifically drained
escape into the air without, where they will
be absorbed and carried away without danger
to health. This is great step forward, and
if the power existed to have the gas-escape
pipe applied to all dwellings within the city
limits we should expect to see the heavy
death rate of New York considerably lessened-
The New York herald., 1875-12-17
Mn. BEEcHrR last night moved that Ply.

Mr. BEEcHER last night moved that Ply
mouth Church call an advisory council to
consider its case against the members who
decline to leave and will not attend it. 1t Is
a bold flank movement on the call for
a mutual council, to which Plymouth
has already asscnted. The pastor de-
sires TO meet advisors who will greet him
with the palms Of their hands, and not the
knuckles thereof His enemies he says
have been pelting him with "dory ice
Goodness that burned like fire." We
thought he had been kent IN ''hot water.
The New York herald., 1875-12-17
bers of the Meth odist Church which throw
new light upon the>situation.
The Death Penalty and the Death
Sentence.

sentence
The anomalous feature\ of our law which
allows the fate of the man condemned to
die to remain undecided until he is at tho
foot of the gallows should be changed to such
an extent as to fix definite time before the
execution at which all hope should cease.
1t is also desirable that the authority to
stave off the punishment should not be
diffused as it now is. To-day the
three colored murderers will walk forth
to the death they have merited. Dolan, who
is under sentence also, and who was respited
a week since obtained writ of error yester-
day through one Of the Supreme Court
judges and thus has his hope of escape re-
newed, although the Governor had decided
not to interfere further with the course of the
law. With the life Of human being at stake.
even though-it be that Of professional thief
and outlaw like Dolan, we do not desire
that anything should be left undone to
make sure that the sentence is just,
but the machinery of our law has so
many loopholes for delay that it is often OBJ
tanned for the deluded wretch without saw
ing him finally from the gallows. We recall
a case in London, where an Italian who lay
under sentence of death was rescued from
his fate by the real murderers presenting
themselves for punishment 1t was q case,
too, of direct evidence, not crcumstantial,
the error being one Of identity. In Dolan's
case the ''new evidence" is merely an asser-
ton of the prisoner that he obtained
Mr.. Noes watch from a thief, whose
existence under the alias of Diamond
Jim," is the solitary fact to support it.
But the writ of error was granted by Judge
Donohue upon technical grounds, while we
learn additional evidence of Dolans guilt
was in the hands of the District Attorney
The whole affair is farce upon justice and
the blame appears to lie upon the loose state
of the law. The death sentence is only the
beginning Of the real fight for the life of the
condemned, when it should end it,
except in such an extraordinary case
as that above alluded to. It is
impossible, as the law now stands,
for a wretch awaiting death to give any time
or any thought to the duties of religion,
which our humanity teaches belongs 10 all,
no matter how depraved or unfortunate In
England and in France these things are done
better. The execution in France generally
follows in q very few days after the sentence.
The execution in England is supposed to
come within twenty days. We like the
English plan better than the French plan
but we should have plan of our own,
humane and firm In all cases Of murder
there should be prompt trials, and, wnen
guilty, prompt punishment. We can
imagine no torture more agonizing than
that Of the condemned men in the Tombs
who, like Dolan, hang between life and death,
expecting pardon or reprieve or some inter-
ference, and who, like the negro murderers,
only know that they are really to die within
few short hours Of the dread moment OF
execution.
The New York herald., 1875-12-17

THE RErcHsTAG seems in an economical
mood, and will probably bring Bismarck
down upon it with all sorts Of threats be-
cause Of its rejection Of the new taxes to pro-
vide for an increased army estimate. One
would imagine they had soldiers enough
there Already
The New York herald., 1875-12-17

WALL STREET YEsTERAAY. stock mar
ket was dull and heavy. The total transac-
tions were only $4,000 shares. Money shows
a stiffening tendency. Gold was steady at
1t1Q-2
The New York herald., 1875-12-17
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

PARK THEATRE
Broadway and Twenty second street.-THE MIGHTY DOL
LAR ats I. N. Mr and Mrs Florence,
GERMANIA THEATRE
fourteenth street near Irving place-EIN PELICAN. at
BowERY THEATRE
sowery.-WfLD BILL, AZ T. NJ. Mr.. Julian Kent.
GILMoRE's GARDEN
Sa4RirY p ''saIf FAIR '1a '"sn's'A'n street
EAGLE THEATRE
broadway and Thirty third street-VARIETY, at P. NJ.
CHIcKERING HALL.
Eitth ayeaue and Eighteenth street-coNcERT, att
SAN FRANCISCO MINsTRELs,
New Opera House Broadway corner Of rwentyninh street.
GLOBE THEATRE.
nos 72S and 73o Broadway-vARlETY, at Pm.
WOODS MUSEUM
u 5 S'PsI chanau
BOOTHS THEATRE,
a. II NJ Mr. and Mrs. Barney Williams
ACADEMY or MUSIC.
yoarteenth street-German opera-LoHENGRIS. at p
TONY PASTORS NEW THEATRE
neeat2P.M
LYcEUM THEATRE.
fourteenth street and Sixth avenue.CAMILLE at p NJ
kechter.
THIRD AVENUE THEATRE,
Ihrd avenue between Thirteth and rhryhrst Streets.
NiNsrREEsY and VARIETY, at ?. NJ.
COLOSSEUM
Yhrty-tourth street way-PRUSSIAN SIEGE or
PARIS. Open from II. NJ to +. ii. and from 30 T. II.
wALLACK'S THEATRE,
broadway and Thirteenth street-BOSOM FRIENDS at s
4 NJ. closes at 10 .45 I. NJ. Mr.. John Gilbert.
STEINwAY HAIL.
fourteenth street.-Lecture-TIE LIFE AND DEATH OF
WORLDS At : +. NJ. Richard A. Proctor
PARTISAN VARIETIES
Sixteenth street. Broadway.-YARIETY, at T. N.
BROOKLYN THEATRE.
Washington street, Brooklyn.-OERS. at s r. NJ. Mr.
UNION SQUARE THEATRE,
Broadway and Fourteenth street-ROsE MICHEL. at
AMERICAN INSTITUTE BUILDING,
RACE. at T. NJ. Messenger Harding.
FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE
twenty eighth street, Broadway.PIQUE, at r. NJ
Fanny Davenport.
OLYMPIC THEATRE.
No. 624 Broadway.-VARIkrY, at : 4. NJ.
Eighth street near Third avenue-YARiETY, al T. NJ
THEATRE CoMIoUE.
No. 5t4 Broadway.-vARIETY, At r. NJ
TwENTY-THIRD STREET THEATRE,
twenty third and sixth avenue-TIIE FLATTEkER,
AtsP.M
The New York herald., 1875-12-17

The New NATIONAL OPERA House IN Lon
don had its foundation stone laid by the Duke
Of Edinburgh yesterday. How long before
New York can have a good Italian opera to
support in the building it already possesses?
The New York herald., 1875-12-17
NEW YORK HERALD
BROADWAY AND ANN STREET. !

JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PROPRIETOR
The New York herald., 1875-12-17

JULES SIMON, the French statesman, re-
ceived yesterday the double honor of being
elected to the French Senate and to the
French Academy.
The New York herald., 1875-12-17

TIE ARcT1c.-Captain Young, who com
manded the Pandora in her late voyage in
the Polar region, will be sent BY the British
Admiralty next year to communicate with
the British expedition in the Alert and Dis
coyery, which is aiming to reach the North
Pole via Smiths Sound. BY this arrange
ment the world will have news Of the gal
Iant band under Captain Markham IS soon
as possible
The New York herald., 1875-12-17

NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS and
ofter January /, 1875, the daily and weekly
editions Of the New YORK HERALD viii be
sent free Of postage
The New York herald., 1875-12-17

The SALARY QUESTION. Mr. Buckner, OF
Missouri, proposes to reduce the salary OF
the President There has been great deal
Of cant on this subject in the last few
months, but the common sense Of the coun-
try has taken no part in it. The salary Of
the President is not more than it should be.
The democrats will make no capital by this
agitation.
The New York herald., 1875-12-17

THE "NEw TAsNHAEUsEB' was, on its first
production at Vienna the cause Of great ex-
citement in musical circles in Europe, and
the hum Of preparation for the great festival
at Baireuth next year already tickles the
Wagnerites. Both subjects are fully treated
70 an interesting European letter elsewhere.
The New York herald., 1875-12-17
L TRIPLE S HE f L.
NEW YORK, FRIDAY. DECEMBER Il. 1875.

From orr reports this morning DC probabilities
nre Hea the toedther to-day uiu be cloudy, arth
The New York herald., 1875-12-17

THR Coal MINE HoRRoR this time is in
Belgium. The ire-damp was again ex-
ploded, doubtless through the negligence OF
one Of the unfortunate men who lost their
lives It is the old story of contempt OF
danger, begotten by familiarity, with the
danger taking its fearful revenge.
The New York herald., 1875-12-17

THE KHEDIvE begins already to feel that
he is a suzerain of England instead Of
Turkey His designs on Abyssinia are shorn
of their vagueness, which might have in
cluded conquest and occupation, and limited
by an English demand to exacting satisfac-
ton. He is quietly told to give up an
nexation in that direction and keep at his
work Of making the Nile Valley back garden
for Manchester. TO this end English capital
will help build his Alexandria, Khartoum and
White Nile Railroad, to bring the Soudan
cotton TO market
The New York herald., 1875-12-17

THE dynamite PLoT. Death has removed
the wretch Thompson from the punishment
of man. He is said to have fully confessed
his crime and to have disclosed the names of
his accomplices, which, for the present, are
prudently held in reserve. We hope our
police authorities will work actively to ferret
out any of the criminals who may be upon
the soil of the United States. An affrighting
catastrophe only prevented one still greater,
but it at the same time providentially made
it possible to detect what looks like the most
awful conspiracy against human life ever de-
vised by the depraved ingenuity Of man.
The New York herald., 1875-12-17

Our AVENUE. We trust that the DISPOSE
tion to make the Fifth avenue worthy Of its
fame as the great highway Of New York will
not be arrested. We can appreciate what the
avenue might be. in this glorious winter
weather. which fingers with US now almost
to the verge Of Christmas. This avenue
should be macadamized without delay, to
make it truly the avenue of the Champs
Elys6es Of New York. 1t would cost but
very little money, and at the same time add
largely to the comfort of all classes Of people.
The New York herald., 1875-12-17

PARK THEATRE,
Broadway and Twenty second street-THE MIGHTY DOL
SAR ~ ) L. NJ Mr.. and Mrs. Florence.
The New York herald., 1875-12-17
Take Him NJ His Word.

Ex-Speaker Blaine has introduced an
amendment to the constitution embodying
the suggestions in his recent letter This
amendment proposes ''that no State shall
make any law respecting the establishment
Of religion or prohibiting the free exercise
thereof, and that no money raised by taxa
ton in any State for the support of the pub
lie schools, or derived from any public funds
therefor, or any public lands devoted thereto,
shall ever be under the control of any reli-
gious sect, and that no money or land 50
devoted shall be divided among religious
sects or denominations.
We think it would be wise for the demo-
Gratis to take Mr.. Blaine at his word and pass
his amendment to the constitution Of
course the motive which prompts the ex-
Speaker is clear. He is in charge of the in
terests Of the republican party and about to
open new campaign for the Presidency.
He wants what Mr.. Schurz happily called it
the other day. ''an emotional question" As
we have got through with slavery the ex-
Speaker would like to conduct the canvass
upon the platform of free schools and no
Popery. Now it is always wise in war to do
the very thing which your opponents dread.
The one thing that would annoy the repub-
licans beyond measure would be the adop-
ton Of this amendment by the democrats
If they do not adopt it we shall have the cry
Of ''no Popery" ringing through every State
in the Union during the coming campaign
The wise plan for the democracy is to pass
this amendment, and in doing 50 spike the
most important gun in the republican camp.
The New York herald., 1875-12-17

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The New York herald., 1875-12-17

VOLUME ........................No. 35l
The New York herald., 1875-12-17

GERMANIA THEATRE.
fourteenth street. Irving place.-EIN PELICAN at
The New York herald., 1875-12-17

CHICKERING HALL,
fifth and Eighteenth street-CONCERT at r. NJ
White -Cervantes.
The New York herald., 1875-12-17

SAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS
New Opera House Broadway Of Twenty ninth street
at T. NJ.
The New York herald., 1875-12-17

GILMORES GARDEN
Madison avenue aud Twenty-sixth street.-HEBREW
NHARITY FAIR.
The New York herald., 1875-12-17

WOODS MUSEUM,
Rr0adway Of Thrtieth street.-SAM, al r NJ.
Closes at 10 40 r N. Matinee at 7. NJ + $ Chanfrau
The New York herald., 1875-12-17

GLOBE THEATRE.
nos. 728 and 730 roadway.-VARIETY, At p. NJ.
The New York herald., 1875-12-17

BOOTHS THEATRE,
Twenty third street and Sixth avenue-COONIE S00GAH
L. NJ Mr. and Mrs. Barney Williams.
The New York herald., 1875-12-17

EAGLE THEATRE,
broadway and Thirty third streeL-VARLETY, at p NJ
The New York herald., 1875-12-17

BOWERY THEATRE,
Sowery.-WtLD BILL, at 7. ~ MIR Julian Kent
The New York herald., 1875-12-17

THIRD AVENUE THEATRE
Third avenue between Threth and Thirty first Streets
4lNSIkELsl and VARIETY. at 5 Y. NJ.
The New York herald., 1875-12-17

COLOSSEUM
Yhrtyfourth and BrOadwa y-PRUSSIAN SIEGE or
PARIS. Open from r NJ to 4 T. N. and from 30 T. NJ
81 10 L. NJ.
The New York herald., 1875-12-17

WALLACK'S THEATRE
broadway and Thirteenth street-BOSOM FRIENDS at
4 NJ closes at 10 85 +. NJ. Mr.. John Gilbert
The New York herald., 1875-12-17

TIyOLI THEATRE.
Eighth street. near Third avenue.-YARIETY al 8 r. NJ
The New York herald., 1875-12-17

TWENTY THIRD STREET THEATRE,
twenty third street and sixth avenue-TtIE FLATTEkEE
At L. NJ
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Sanf> II. Sncafio=@ei6dft
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lamb. Sefsin, 'SGfrrsrn, 3rrpssen, 16Asmarf,
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pldsen Ientf1lanes, err g brsiI Seitreids 'r-
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Screerunsen jreer Art in alien 3beilea Gnrrfa's"
Grcbitbriefc
fiir ReiIenbt sur Seu"suns tn alien Stdbtsh
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, 1875-10-04
Montaa 4. Oktober 1873.
GtdNt NthmDno.

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Sdle famen por9vltern III oielem@eri6te
Sur Bodybuilding:
&. Davenport, farbig, on9eflo9t noe
een Meineibs, nnrbe ~entloIien.
0opib Yertina, farbig, Srunfenbeit,
entloIen.
Glisabstb Murpbp. aHseflo9t peger
5runtenbeit unb @eiebibertreta1s, nun
be meyer Mton9el on SiirSl6aft auf 80
Sage in Die Sail 9elanot.
YGilliom Yurnellt far6ig, on9etlo9t
0emoen bon q. S. Wfiller 9eltpblen
gu babcn, luuroe oui 80 Sage IN oieSatl
%geiarot.
apbert S. @ilep, ansetlost Den oli-
per @iliams angegrlIfen uno gel6lo=
gen III baden, puroe 81 geiraft.
Soba u. Curtis muroe $3.50 ge=
ffrnft. weil er Den Sobn .. pbarp ons
segriffen uno gel6lasen botte.
Sobn eating, an9efla9t cine Partte
Mourermerfseuse, @i9enthum oes Mm.
Mounotree, in Ieinem Sclbe 6u baben
Dnroe entlaI]en.
, 1875-10-04

GnQli1 d 8oter. Ser enslilAe
Mfaler SaDmann mar Elm leiOenl6uftli-
der unb ausge5eidneter Boyer. Nud)
Der Marquis BON @ranobD liebte bieler
Sport lebr, uno ols oesholb 2ebterer Ell
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lbm maIen 81 ~laIen, forberte er DenGiinlt
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&c, crit einmal i'm Sample nit i'm 81
perIu9en. Ser 8orIdIas muroe anse=
nOmnnen uno Der &f begann. Sci
Dc Boyer paren Nnfangs in better 9au-
ne, allein balo mo6te ELL beFtiser 9tpB
neg Ginen Den NnOern fpiitbeno; Die Sa=
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ten su 8oben, inoem Tie Die StaHelei
nit berrilIen. 9as Gerdul9 sog bic
Satin oes I}annes berbei, lpelGe o4e
Mtiibe bate Die >piitbenoen uno bereits
blutenoen &dmpfer gu trennen. 8eioe
erDoben li6 MN pom Sooen, bradten
ibren Nnsu9 in Orbnuna Der &iinllcr
lcbte li6 Dor Die mieoer oufSeri6tete
SiaHclei uno begann oen betrieoi9ten
@e9ner 81 Sel6nen.
, 1875-10-04

@ir erbielten BON 9srrsn g. 3idel
bas erlte Seft bes 4ten SobrSanses
v0eutl6=Mmcrifanil6e Samilien Sldt=
ter" 5uselanot unb f0nnen oiele 2ecture
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terbalteno uno belebtenb 1T. Sas
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man v@uf follden gSe9en." @uBer bic
len i'm Griien Seft %be9onnenen Gr5ab=
lunsen peroen Die 6amilien : Sldttsr
quite beuti6e uno oeutl9 : ameri.
tanii9e &Dmans, Nopeaen, SfiSSen,
Sumoresfen, pupuldre Observation-Disclosures
Nnfidbe unO inter Dem Sitel vWldtter IL.
8liitben" intereilante Goti5en auer Art
entbolten. Ollie pier5ebn Sage eri9eint
ein9eit BON 5So9enGuarto in elesanter
4u%sitattuas gum Yreile bon nun Is
Gents.
Yrobe- Gremplore fGnnen in Der Ct
petition bs. 81. angeleben werben.
, 1875-10-04

9o jebt Die 3eit fonlmen Die 9duler
fir ben @intcr einjuri6teh 10 MAIDEN
mir ouf oos Sapcjier= @ei6dft Der 6rn.
8notb & &c., Ger. S32> Ntnin StroBe,
aufmertlam. 9ielelbcn baden loeben
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Seoem, 1i6, pprfpmmenben Safes, al
Die Serren Sootb & So. su iuenoen.
, 1875-10-04

Mlter Mbelsio15. Sn Den
Sdl6llern unO Yoldlten oes olten frans
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in Dem YoloIte bes 9er5oss De GroD oul
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Sic ii3 bod" ltno CT antluortet
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, 1875-10-04

Gin idbr1i6es Grsignib.
g8ir @ratnliren unierem Sreunbe unb
9tabtnpter, Serrn @cpre &lein, at ieis
nem beltiaen, 3~4=idbri9en @eburtstagc;
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uno lbrer Sewobnsr 5n wirten, oamit er
ferner Iein Gin lubrcides @epi6t, ST.
@uniten leiner beut1den Srelnoe, auf
bic Usage oes 99idiuls legen fam.
, 1875-10-04

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ihittelten Ii6 Die 9dnbe uno glngen
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Serr 6. M. g8ertbeiler, BAT Elm 3elt
nebeu Der Southern @rpreB Office"
anfsel1la9en, mr. oerlelbe 3uferwoaren
aller Mrten fabri5irt unO p%crtouft. Mtan
fann bort Die f%einlten Gonoies %finoen, II.
Serr @ertbeiler wiro niAt unterlalen,
leineu &unoer out oas Sialglte uno
8reunbli6ite 5u beoienen.
, 1875-10-04

Mir perpeilen unlere pertben 2eler
ouf Die MnSci9c bes 9errn S. W.Samil-
ton go. 1907, Wain StraBe. Serr
Samilton erbielt cine fril6e Senoun9
BON feinen Siiten, Miibcn uno Yel5waa=
rem, wel9e er 5n ben bili9iten Yreilen
perfanfen miro. 8elu0et bas GtubIl1e>
ment uno SIR peroet Sud iiberSeu9en,
baB bas @el6Gft obengenunnter Sirma
Der Ylab III, ND man bluig f0ufen fann.