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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-07
PUBLIC OPINION.

The signs are very general that the Liberal
Republicans viii hereafter act IN unison with the -iighs
Republican party. i Augusta (MeD journal adm RepJ
What the Republican party must have, in
order wn Is positive, definite honest and patriotic
policy by which means 10 stand como victory or de-
feat. To adopt such policy Is omit E.h' buu,t'-
[St Louis Democrat tlopJ
We would not ultimate that the present Leg
islatuie ia an unusually dissipated body OF men hu
close observers are satisfied that it has suffered all WIN
ter from Over4osas OF Tom and Jerry-Iom AlVord ana
Jerry Acknowledgement Times usel,
Without at all questioning the right OF every
voter to he as independent as possible IN req aha
tlcns as cannot aftor all that has occurred during tho
outrageous rule o Radical Ropubcanisn, mo-" make w
their minds Ia support one or the othrr O Tue great par
ties OF the country Pittsburgh Po6t (Dein.)
We think we have shown it to he sufficiently
clear that the Republican party IA opposed To thIl
term nomination. that President Grant has not gwen any
reason for levc that he IA working FOR H. that
case he il working for IL he Will be unsuct eSs and t
and simply piece OF low demagOgical trickory-l shs
waukce Sentinel Adm Rcp.l
President Grant has fixed his mind upon do
ing WDa no other President Of the Republic eEoi ul 10
wit, getting second Endorsement OF he people ana
while be keeps his square jaws set speaking no MoI" ny
the zane togged pertnacity which. as soldier made
him suc,cssfl This has long time been apparent 10
those who having eyes, made use or theln-t iS'oh
News Qnd)
DENYING well-known facts viii not yindicate
Mr. Deino: That the chars,s were ms Is ,s S en
ator several woeks ago, and before washington u'o ~
even had reached the subject that senator Jones
Nevada had told him louT nformsn that he jonesl us
charges Ia prefer against Secretary Doano ana Avrny
General Williams and that both OF them would be lotsoa
10 retire from the Cabinet or course this inlonalVA
could not bs suppressed. Cincinnati Gazette QepJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-07

card each other for tho immediate future IN
any other light. II 1t depended upon them
selves alone. there Is too much reason to fear
that war would very soon ensue. But fortu'
nately for the peace Of the world, neither side
is willing to venture upon conflict without
allies in quarrel whose interests would he
confined strictly to the two nations. Ii either
power could secure the offensive cooperation OF
Russia, it is likely that hostlitics would not be
delayed twenty -four hours. Hitherto the Rus
sian Government has wisely fOrborne to en-
courage either of the suitors for her dangerous
favor. 1t is to be hoped that she may continue
to hold the balance of power. and that her
foreign office, with that downright clcarness OF
utterance which has so often made itself heard
in the diplomacy of Europe, may serve notice
upon both the great Western powers that they
shall not eight again.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-07
PERSONAL.

Salvini's performance of OthellO before the
London actors is said have been received with demon
STATIONS of approval highly fatorng to the artist, and
very rure in England.
Dir. John NJ Francis, editor of The Troy
Times and 10 Greece, will sail for Europe
the 9th inst with bis wife, for few months travel in
Germany, sweden, aud Denmark ana possibly Greece
and the East.
A Titan of great beauty is said to have
boen found recently in the garrett OF the Moritzhaus by
the new director of the museum ut The Hague. IL was
with nearly two hundred other paintings winch had lam
there rotting Tor nearly hhlT century
Another Intellectual attempt was made on
Tuesday last sell by auction the late Edwin Forests
house in philadelphia Chanrau, the actor bid 800 000
and some one else 900, but the lowest price at
which 1t will be sold ia $4,000. it was withdraw.
Mr. Hamilton T.. TOwle, who was commits
stoned by United States Of Colombia to make eur
ycy OF the Magaena River aud report upon the natural
difficulties attending the navigation OF its waters, arrived
in this city yesterday Mr. Towles surveys are uheI-
stood to have been attended with Important results
The centennial of the birth of Lcy,len, the
early friend Of Scott and himself distinguished poet
and Oriental scholar will be celebrated at Hawck Scot.
land on the Sth vi next Scptcmbcr new illustrated
centenary edition Of h. works wiz oe published GA that
dan containing q portrait OF tho poet hitherto uii-
published.
The remains of the late Mr.. Charles Dawson
shany were laid in the grave at London. Ontario, on
Wednesday. April 90 beside those of his father and
present InourueIs Tho late SIR Sbany was the eldest
~ eight children. The family emigtcd from Ireland TO
Canada 40 years ago.
The friends of the late Bishop Lee of Iowa
are proposing complete the unfinished tower upon the
Episcopal Cathedral at Davenport, and 10 call IL the
Memorial Tower" in his honor II IL estimated that
between $4,000 and $4,000 will DO required for tho
PURPOSE and steps will DO taken 10 raise tho necessary
funds at that the work may bo begun Immediately.
Charles Lambs copy of the folio of Beau
mont and Plctchers Works. from which ho wrote Ella
Essay Is IN the possession OF English noJlcman. IL
has Lambs marks passages for quotation and full
manuscript notes by Cocrdge, the last VI which ID
shall not he long here Charles gone, you Will not
mind my having spoiled bok In order 10 leave you
relic 3. I. C., Oct. ISL"
Judge Curtis +. Burnham, tho new Assistant
Secretary OF the Treasury highly spoken OF by every
one who knows him lie has long held high rank "a q
lawyer, and was warmly recommended 10 President
Lincoln for a seat the Bench ~ the United states
Court OF Claims. lie was tho Republican nominee for
United states Senator from Kentucky in 1868 bu was
defeated. He graduated from Yale College in tue
GLASS OF l84O delivering the vaiedctory addtss.
The late Stillman Witt, who died recently
on his way to Europe noted for generosity which
took peculiar freaks. The Troy Times givcs those
ampies Of t "During tho Sscze ary Stanton asked
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-07

friend I, Cleveland 10 lead him few dollars NJ Wit
heard OF the request end cont him check for &c. 90.
Tho late Gov Brcugh was man OF limited means Mr..
and this wss presented ~ the GOvernor. Many OF hs
good deeds arc known DUTY TO the recipients OF bis gcao
rDsty."
A movement has boon started in England to
secure the erection OF new tablet over the grave u
Byron in the little parish church at Hucknal. Among
tho supporters OF the project arc Messrs Tcnnysoa
Disraeli. wide Collins, and Murray. the publisher
II objected 10 tho scheme that the space too campeh
and nothing short Of public statue In London s de~ery
ing of much consideration. Commenting on the proposal
The Acadeny says with force AMI Justice: II bnrn
ing Shame to thc English people, reflection on their
common sense, and We may say their cOlninoe
honesty, for cant and hypocrisy arc ~ TIE bot
tom OF all-thaf 1ny0ne years after the death OF
Byron aud hytbrco years after that or Shelley, These
two radiant genuses remain withCut any public nOnU
mental recognition In their own country"
NASHVILLE, May Ga large number Of prom
inent citizens OF this city, and ~ the State called
vicc President Wilson to-day. lie leaves for Mcmphs
on Saturday.
WASHINGTON, May 6.-Tho President will
appoint Commissioner Douglass OF tho Internal Revenue
Department another Office OF equal Importance to that
soon 10 be vaoated by HIM
MONTREAL, May 6.-Lieut Gen. OGrady
Hay who TO he sworn IN Administrator OF the Gov
eminent Canada during the absence Of Lord Duern,
has arrived here en- route for ottawa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-07
TRIPLE SH E E II
THE NETS THIS MORNING.

FoREIGN-In the British House Of Commons Mr.
Disrael Threatened 10 call division of the House
when attention is again called to the presence Of
strangers. Mr. Gladstone sharply censTed his Ian
guage
DoMRsuC-The bill providing for cleaning the
streets Of NcwYork by contract passed the Senate.
- Senator Moorc's Rapid Transit bill passed the
Senate by a unanimous vote the East River Bridge
bill was ordered TO third reading. - The bill
virtually repeating the charter of the MaIShland
Company already passed by the Senate, passed the
House last evening - The charge against Charles
A. Dana OF libeling ox-GOv. Shepherd has beeu dis
missed by the District of Columbia Grand Jury
- Continued outragos by the striking Ponnsyl-
wanna miners are reported - A new iron steam
shin Of $500 tons burden was launched from
the yard Of John Roach IL Son, Chester, Penn.
She belongs 10 the Pacific Mal Steamship Company
CITY AND SUBURBAN.-In the suit against Mr.
Beeoher Henry c. Bowen was examined and cross
examined. - At the annual election OF the
Chamber Of Commerce the Independent ticket was
chosen In the evening the anniversary banquet
took place. - Shit has been begun 10y Eugene
A. Heath against james ii. lngelsoll and others
OH charges of conspiracy. - woman was
mfocated and three persons seriously injured
Mt a fire in Oliver-st. - An unsuccessful dry
goods merchant committed suicide. - An over
loaded pier sank in Brooklyn. - The tenth ami
versary of the National Temperance Society was
celebrated. - Thermometer, AZ, so. az -
80 Gold. I15h, 115ls, 1853 Gold value of the
legal-tender dollar at the close. SGelO cents.
TIE WEATnER.-Tho Government report predicts
clear or partly cloudy weather.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-07

MARS. md MERCCRY on TIE IRONTjER.
We all admit that war is barharOas, and that
familiarity with scenes of slaughter must deaden
some of the finer scnsibilites OF men. But
there must be something far more degrading
than war in the service of our Indian Depart
ment, or we should not see the cOntras: which
is daily and hourly presented on the frontier
between the behavior Of the army and that of
the Indian agents OF the Government. in then
dealings with the aboIiSines aud the pioneers
in tho Western wildeincsses 1t should bc
remembered that the army has little to do with
the Indians, except to keep them i'll bounds
and to punish them when they transgless.
The soldiers aspect to them is always stern
and serious while on the other hand, the
trader and the agent are gentle and gracious
ideals; from them como flour and beef and
whisky, bibles and rifles, soft greetings and
gnnpowder, candy and ompliments-every-
thing calculated to make tho Indian good and
happy. But in spite of all this, the Indians
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-07
Dusiness Notices.

OLDEST, Largest, and Best Accident Insurance
Company in Ameilca-1he IEANhLh's VI hA--
TO CoNsUMrTIves.- have been happy
On tlelr Testimony In favor 81 the OF WIORs ~
Ton I,yts on Am IIMR Experience has proved 10 oe
.uajs remedy for Consumption Asthma, Dphhtld atn
6iseascs OF the Throat and Lungs
D. WILBOR. Chemist. Boston ~old 10y Diussi'S se"o''
LIGHT. AIRY, ACCESSIBLE, ELtGAiNSI M, Inc me
Iesdy on the st of May number OF the tenants are at
In r6sscssion the rest only Whiting Tor INC
which will running within week Inc oe tne e' citv
abso,Iriy IRE proof hard wood finish steam ano gas
eonploo halls foOred with tiles aud wascHien IN
TOO elevators side by separate Venolatng rues rO
roou Apply at TUX TEIBUNB Count pgTVom' h@n "o
sc.ilal Ie- araa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-07

The report that comes from Washington OF
increasing coolness between President Grant
and e-PreSident Wilson will occasion no
surprise to those who have been at all familiar
with the interior of politics at Washington for
the past two years. II is well known that the
Vice President has differed widely with the
President upon many questions of policy since
tho beginning of tho present term, and that
the President has not taken the suggestions
made by the Nce-Prcsidcnt at all kindly.
How much the openly expressed opposition of
the latter to the third term business may have
TO do with the Presidents dissatisfaction, we
cannot say. Doubtless the Administration
leaders who affect to disbelicye in the third
term talk will attribute the GOODNESS to any other
canse but that. Still it is coincidence that
while the advocates OF third term are in
high favor with the President, the best men in
the party, who are opposed to it, get nothing
but the cold shoulder.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-07
1mnsemenis ano nlsftinss.

ecorH's TuEArER. -" The Huuchhack" Nelson.
DAYS Fifth AVENUE TuRArER.-" The Big BonanfA
IrcguN THgAIEg.-" Medes." Ristor.
OLYMrIC THgATSR.-varety Entertainment
SAN FRANCISCO MNsTRELs Birch and wnmnoio'
u, ION SQUARE THEATyR.-"The Two orphSnA
wALLACK's THyATgR.-" Road to KUN.
ACADEMY or Decentralization Of Paintings
YyAvIrr ART Rooms.-Sao Of Paintings.
METROPOLITAN MUSEUM or AHr.-ainting, Statuary eo'
ROBINSON HALL--Tableaux NyRnts
TwESTY-srcoND REGIMENT Acknowledgements Con
cert.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-07
STEAMBOAT EXPLOSION.

INT STEAMER SENATOR BLOWN 10 PIECES Ar PORT
LAND, oREGoN-TnE CAPTAIN. PuEShb A'
SEVERAL oF THE CREw KILLED.
SAN Francisco. CAL, May Ga dispatch
from Portland Oregon says the boiler OF the steamer
Senator exploded just after leaving the dock The ior
ward portion OF the boat was blown to pieces CspN
McO!ll, Purcer Lacey. and number Of the crew VIEW
Killed., and many seie injured.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-07

With singular lberality, the Geographical
Society of Paris have, during several years,
awarded their medals for Arctic discovery to
Englishmen and Americans. This year they
honor with the Roquettc pri2e-a gold medal
the late Capt. Hall of the POlaiis. A Wash
ington correspondent sends us particulars OF
the award, and translation OF the official
report prepared by NJ. Matte Brun, son OF the
distinguished geographcr whose name will
bring back to many of our older readers re-
membranes of their schoolboy days. The ap-
probation of Capt Halls labors and merits
indicated in this report, and the value set upon
the American method of Arctic exploration,
will awaken new regrets that while other
nations are seeking the pathway to the Pole,
this country has produced no successor to the
hero of the Polaris.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-07

In all particulars the annual dinner OF the
Chamber of Commerce in its recurrence last
evening was success. The speakers were
well chosen, and our readers will read with
interest what Postmaster General Jewell has
TO tell about managing Government Office as
carefully as merchant would his own bus-
ness; what VIM. Cullen Bryant admits as the
merits and dement's of the newspaper press
what sir. Schultz believes about the collection
of revenue the honOrs yet due to the memory
of De Witt Clinton, as related by Mr..
Ruggles Gen. Woodford's response in place
of Gov. Tilden, and other addresses, which
arc presented in our report.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-07
he deserved tho censure which Dir. Gladstone
bestowed upon him.

New outragOs are reported in the mining re-
gion. An attempt has been made on tho rail-
road near Pottsvile to throw passenger train
off the track, and the railroad telegraph Office
at Locust Summit was burned Ivy incendiaries.
Sympathy for men engaged in such ontragcs
is a grave mistake. and we trust that the exi-
gencies of Pennsylvania local politics will not
interfere with prompt arrests, trial and punish
ment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-07

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-07

The Chamber Of Commerce election means
hard money, so far as it has anything beyond
n personal meaning. On chat feature OF the
contest the Country may rejoice that the posi-
ton of New-York merchants is unmistakable.
For tho rest, MIR. Opdyke seems, especially
since the Midland Railroad experience, to have
more than far share Of enemies and they
all took this occasion to pay their respects.
INDEPENDENT nominations, in these times, carry
everything, in or out of politics. IL they
always result as well as in the election OF Mr..
BabcOck, there will DO no reason to mourn
over the downfall Of the regular tickets.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-07

Mr. pisraeli is growing very irritable. His
manner in dealing with the House of Com
mons yesterday WAS very Objectionable, and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-07

At the anniversary of tho National Ten
porance Society, the veteran of the cause, Mr.
John b. Cough. made one of his brilliant adj
dresses, and there were several other speakers
of eminenco before the meeting. The record
CT the work of the Society greatly encourages
its friends. Reliance is especially placed on the
spread of intelligence on temperance topics by
means of the printing press; and the pnbhca-
tions of the. Society. which have been dis
tributed far and wide during the past year.
exceed 215,OO0,OOO pages. Surely, where so
much seed is scattered broadcast, there will be
q large return.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-07

Our Senators are likely to win golden opin-
ions by efforts at economy in passing resou-
tons which reduce tho amount OF State print
ing. The less the better, ia good general
rule respecting all public printing; that done
at Albany has long had the reputation OF beng
in great part unnecessary. Another piece OF
Yesterdays Senate work may raise the hopes
of our more sanguine citizens who are not ut
terly discouraged on the subject of rapid transit
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-05-12
Vice-HHresidenE Wilson i'm the
South.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, May 6.-Vice-
President Wilson arrived at $50 this
morning and was received and welcomed
to the city at the Louisville and Nash
vile depot by Gov. Porter and acting
Mayor McCrea, and conducted to his
headquarters at the Maxwell house. He
will be the guest of Gov. Porter during
his sojourn in this city.
A large number of the most prominent
citizens Of the city and State called on
and paid their respects to the Vice-Presi-
dent to- day; Ex-Governor Jno. &. Brown,
Ex-Gov. Neil S. Brown, Gen. +. Kirby
Smith and many other exConfederate
officers, and large number of the most
prominent ladies and gentlemen of the
city. Every bishop Of the Methodist
Episcopal church south was present ex-
cept one, and many distinguished divines
and physicians of this and other States.
Ghe Vice-President proceeded to Mem
phis on Saturday and received distin-
guished attentions from the authorities
and citizens.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-05-12
More Light!

Our en'erprising townsman, VIM. j
Brown, Sr., has tor several years past made
the study of burning fluids speciality, and
has established a trade that is not merely
local in its extent. His oils are the best in
the market-such as have been subjected to
the seyerest tests. His customers-and they
are numelous--will be glad to learn that he
has reduced the price OF his oils as follows:
Non Explosive Petro, by the 10 gals. soc.
= Z" 8 55c.
g single gallon zoe
Septoline, by the single gallon......- 40c.
A superior article of Coal Oil, Crown
brand, fire test, by single gallon. 40c.
Crown Oil by the gallons, 30 cents.
All other brands Coal Oils are sold by him
at New Orleans retail prices.
NINE. DEMoREsT's last paper patterns
at Bartie!Q'S
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-05-12

THE EuBANKs CASE occupied three
days of the Court at Brandon last week.
Many of our local readers will recolect that
suit was instituted by Maj. Eubanks
against the city OF Jackson for injuries sus-
tanned by him in March, 1866, by the alleged
unsafe condition of Parish Bridge. he was
thrown from his buggy while crossing the
bridge, his horse having taken fright from
a hand-car approaching on the railroad
track near by. Damages were LAID at $1,000.
A change of venue to Rankin county was
granted, ana the case came up last week.
Messrs Mayors & Lowry, Freeman and
Ware, for plaintiff, Messrs. Wharton and
Estelle for the city. The jury after an ab-
seuce of three hours, returned verdict for
defendant.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-05-12
Reception of Hon. Sem. Davis I'm
Texas.
Snecial to the Picayune.l

Special to the Picayune.l
HousroN, Texas, May Jefferson
Davis arrived to-day, and was received
at The depot by the Mayor and Aldermen.
The Houston Light Guards presented
arms, forming in single file on either side,
through which Mr. Davis and Thomas r.
Franklin passed, followed by E.W. Cabe,
President of the Ship Channel Company,
the Mayor and Aldermen, in carriages,
when tie procession reformed and pro-
ceeded to the residence of Mr.. Franklin,
an old personal friend of Mr.. Davis.
From six to eight hundred persons as
sembled at the depot. Great enthusiasm
was displayed, repeated cheering at the
depot, along the route and at Mr.. Frank
Inns house.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-05-12

THANKS. Our very partial friend,
Capt. j. Z. Stevens, has semi-annually, for
the last ten years, placed the writer of this
paragraph under obligation to him for fla
vors that indicate his appreciation of the
press. This time it is in the shape of hat
50 very fine, that the first and only time we
wore it we were accused OF extravaganza /;
and having a decent respect for the opin-
ions of mankind, we shall have to ask the
Captain to exchange it for one more be-
coming member of the fourth estate. 1t
would be very becoming on the Uranium OF
a modern legislator. The Captain, how
ever, has every style, for every customer.
He is now getting in his spring and summer
stock