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New-York tribune., 1875-12-06
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New-York tribune., 1875-12-06
A DTTHT FKjNpLf.

The deaths of one or two prominent men III
the last few weeks begin by this time t0 call
forth those petty adverse criticisms which al
WAYS follow funercal laudations. The smaller
man who stood on lower rung of the lad
der is apt TO cry ont when the dead arc cold
in their graves, "De mOrtuis nil Ri6i bOnaDl-but'
with significant shake of the head "Mr.
"Astor,r for example, "was a man of simple
"habits, scholarly tastes. strict devotion to per-
"sonal duties but--why was he lacking in pub
"lic spirit! What enormous charity did he
found I" Nothing in fact, but glittering virtue,
TO be seen in the malketplace will suit the aver
axe American. He must have his public man
with a hot, high-spiced flavor of goodness
about him or he suspects him Of secret vicious
ness. His appetite, like Sairey Camps, can
not a-bear your weak tea. The rich man who
wins his applause brings the shine of his gold
with him into the street; he filings it broadcast
(the amount, however, ready to be given to the
reporters) his house, balls, equipascs, are "a
"crcdit to his native city"
II is hardly to be expected or hoped that the
vulgar critic would appreciate the effect upon
society of man OF great wealth or high posi-
ton who chooses to carry into actual life his
taste for quiet, simplicity, or domestic pleas
ures. 1t is too unapparent, too negative a
force for the ordinary observer to weigh OIL
bound Even men of shrewdness and judg-
ment sometimes fail 10 render full justice
to the public benefit of a life as simple
and genuine in its aims and work as that
of William b. Astor. They can under.
stand the vitating influence Of show and
clamor in other prominent lives. When O
lucky iron merchant or vender of patent
medicines builds himself palace, OIL
drives stupendous English stage coach
New-York tribune., 1875-12-06

their conduct suggested to many minds the
question whether investigation of past rascaii-
ties was likely TO be very searching, or punish
ment very severe, IL he should be chosen.
The Democratic party needed refonner, ana
found Mr.. Randall in very bad company. And
yet We believe that the character of many OF
his supporters did him injustice. His record
against jobs and subsidies was an excellent
one. He had honestly, and at great personal
risk, opposed the favorite job of his State, the
Southern Pacific Railroad, during tho last
session; and there are many reasons to
believe that tho worst disappointed men In
Washington would have been those corrup-
tionsts who hoped 10 gain by his election.
His bearing under defeat was graceful and
gallant and he has yet chance to be great
power for good in this Congress. But his de-
feat means harder work for the Republicans,
O better start for the Democrats, and encour-
agement to the better elements of both parties
New-York tribune., 1875-12-06
WITH SUPPLEMENT.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FofHIGN.-Foroigncrs were still molcsted in China.
E---- War between Japan and Corea was deemed
ayerted - The steamer Vile de Brest went In
search of LAmeriuue - Minister Gushing had
q long conference with Senior Collantes. -
Raenf Pa5ha was reported to have been defeated
noar GatScbko, losing 900 killed and wounded.
DtsfEsTIo.--Miohael G. Kerr was nominated for
Speaker of the House Icy the Democratic caucus on
tho third ballot, Geo. NJ. Adams for Clerk. and John
c. Thompson for SeTgcant-at-Arns. - Cen
Baboock was indicted at st. Louis. The President
appointed Gems Sheridan Hancock and Terry as a
Court of Inquiry in Gen. BaboOok's case. - TX
Gov, Ward of New-Jersey has declined the Indian
Commissionershp. - Secretary BristOw denies
that no has resigned.
CITY AND STANDARDIZATION NJ Tweed escaped
from custody Saturday afternoon, at his own house,
while in charge of Warden Durham and Deputy
sheriff Hagan: no cew 10 his place of hiding has
been obtained. - The Assembly Committee on
Crime investigated the sources OF vice III this city
- Charles OCouor was stated TO be sinking
slowly. - woman was burned TO death, while
intoxicated. in West Forty-frst-st - Gold,
Il4s4. 114l2, 114Ss Gold value OF the legal-tender
dollar ct the close. 81 80 cents.
THE WEATHFe.-The Government report predicts
s,ouda and rain or snow. - In this city yester-
day the day was mild and cloudy, with rain III the
evening; thermometer 80, 80, 31o.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-06

with his wife mounted atop to catch
the public eye, or covers his horses
with gold-mOunted harness, it Is easy TO 500
the vanity and vulgarity of the specta-
Gle OF to trace It's demoralbing effect on Jones
the butcher or On Mrs. Jones, or on the rich
mans own clerks, gambling or robbing the
cash-drawer that they too may fancy them
selves "swells" for one brief hour on Sunday
morning. But it is not so easy to measure the
weight thrown OIL the side of common sense.
good breeding and genuine virtue by the per-
sistence in simplicity, calmness, and modesty
of life such as that Of New-Yorks great
millionaire. The negative virtues are so rare
among US that we are tempted when they ap-
pear to give them precedence Of all others.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-06
morco of the South hos ever received ut the
hands Of the Government.

The Indictment of Gen. BabcOck at st.
Louis ia announced for to-day, and there arc
reasons to believe that this time the news Il
| probably not premature. 1t is scandal OF
the worst possible description. but Gen. Bah
| cock is clearly entitled to u fair hearing De-
| fore anybody condemns him, and tho country
| has as clear q right to demand, for the Presi-
dents sake and for its own sake, that the
trial shall he speedy, fair, and thorough. we
did not think very highly of the Army Court
of Inquiry. Gen. Babcock has been acting as
a civil, not rs military officer, ana his case
would more naturally come before civil
court The Army Board seems an able and
fair one; but its members have not the famll-
iarity with the workings Of the st. Louis
Whisky Ring possessed by court and jury OF
the vcinage; they are appointed by the
President who ought not to bo placed
iii the false position of having to select the
Judges for the trial of his confidential friend ;
and they are without the power to compel the
attendance of any except army witnesses. Ii
Gen. Babcock is innocent, rs we sincerely
trust the trial may show. it Is much better
that his innocence should be vindicated by a
court whose powers are unquestioncd, and whose
composition can excite no cavil. Gen. BabcOck s
enemies have displayed indecent haste in pro-
claiming his guilt. So far rs can he seen, he
has done everything an innocent man, smart
ing under the sting of such an accusation,
could be expected to do. He has offered to
testify. asked for civil investiga-
ton. and resorted to the readlest means
which would suggest itself to soldier
in demanding "a court OF inquiry.
The common instinct of fair play will lead
the country now to suspend all hasty judS-
ments, and insist on a verdict by the jury
before anybody presumes to pass sentence.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-06

powerful than his money. But when tho crisis
of his affairs came there was nothing to pro-
vent his leaving the cOuntry-we do not say
running away, for there seems to have been
no need of haste-cxcept the virtue OF two or
three constables. The history of his brief i'm
prisonment warned us what we might expect
of them Ever since his first arrest he has
used jails like taverns and jailers either as his
friends or his servants. The moral influence OF
the reform movement never reached any OF the
PRISONS Gentlemen like Mr.. Durham and MIR.
Hagan had to stand up alone against the ter
rble temptation, and we certainly ought not
to wonder that the Boss has proved too much
for them.
OF course the keepers will be held to strict
account (if that is any comfort to tho public),
but it must not be forgotten that the person
most at fault is the Sheriff. That officer is not
only legally responsible for the safe keeping
of his prisoner, but he Is morally to blame for
the abuses of which this escape is the logical
consequence He was well aware Of the des-
perate condition of Tweed's affairs, and yet he
took no precautions to prevent an escape and
even gave his sanction to this last excursion.
The law makes him responsible for whatever
pecniary loss the State may suffer by tho es-
cape. 1t also makes him answerable to the
Governor for his official conduct, and when
Gov. Tilden assures him that he will be held
to account, it is reasonable to infer that steps
will speedily be taken to remove him from
Office. Then perhaps, if we ever catch another
Ring thief WE may succeed in keeping him in
Jail, and the world may outgrOw the impression
that America is the paradise of rogues.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-06
PERSONAL.

Mr.. Thomas Ball has been selected tn make
sta.,le of Senator Sumner for tho city Of Boston
An original draft by Benedict Arnold on the
Province OF signed for payment Dy samuel
Adams as Secretary. James Ois and Ia other~ OF ho
Council brought S25 80 at the sao OF Dr. shurtens col
lection Of autographs In Boston on Friday otnsr auto
SIG; Gov Elbrdge Gerry. sI5 Sir william Peppereli.
Ris father and others SIS Gen. joseph Dudley I'D
John Hancock, $ll (; Samuel Adams, $40 hicnafd
Henry Lee, si benjamin Franklin sl5 .nd sa,nsn ian
Appleton and 100 other prominent citizens OF bos'pn lS'
$40 so.
Ex-Gov. Clafin Of Massachusetts, has placed
I'm the Chapel Of Wellesley Female College a memorial
window In honor OF his daughter. who died In EUROPE
Tho late William b. AstOr had S1,oOO.ooo
invested in Massachusetts bonds.
Prof. George w. Greene Of East Greenwich.
r. f. ha, been invited by tho Centennial Commissioners
to read sketch Of his grandfather zen, nasnang NH
Greene OF Revolutionary fame. at lndcpendence ni'
next summer. II VIII form one Vi o'i' " ~
biOglaplicaI Sketches
Prof. Wendell of Bates College has com
pleted his plans for $4,000 observatory, with tel
escope and other instruments costing $4,000 on mons
David an emncuce rising 300 feet aooYe the iose W '
sea and 40 feet above the level OF the college campus
The bouse in which n. p. Willis lived for
many years and which he called Glen Mary S''''
standing noar Oswego In TINS otate'
A movement is on foot in the South TO raise
an endowment fund for julia the only child OF eohe
wall " Jackson.
Tweed's escape was announced to Gov. liioen
at the Century Club Saturday night by a message
from the President Of the Police Board IL was nouoed
chat Gov Tlden sent sharp message to the sheriff ana
very soon afterward left the company, among .no
prominent persons present Mr. David Dudry ri.1 ~
conspicuous II was observed thIt IN ttle "nfe no
left too.
An anecdote of NJ. Guizot Is given by
Paris correspondent OF The London Echo ono cay tne
great historian was speaking from the tribune when no
WAS interrupted. "who are youp he demanded. am
Granier die Cassagnac" was the reply. on theh HsU
no conseGnence" rcioned Guizot, with dr' sarcsuo
smile Tine nterrupter the father of the noIoi""
duelist.
Cardinal McCloskey is expected to preach
the sermon at the dedication OF the new Cathedral In
Boston on Wednesday next.
LONDON Dec. 1.-The report of tho freezing
to death Of Wcstoy Richards Ia denied to-day.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-06

Under their hands his vast possessions vere sbs>
lubely melting away in tho shape OF enormous fesa
He did not run away from his jalsrs at all He rAa
away from bis lawyers. They are entitled TO tho
suoore sympathy of tho public in their bcreavemcnt
New-York tribune., 1875-12-06

Southern statesmen find in this Congress az once
their opportunity and their danger. They have as a
rule more experience in public affairs than their
Northern colleagues and they may fairly expect to
WELD controlling influence in the House.
They are mostly pure men, and, with the
exception of possible leaning among good many
toward the Southern Pacific Railroad they are pretty
certain to be hostile to all manner of subsidies and
jobs. But, on tho other hand, there are some of
them who havo not wholly outgrown the
political philosophy of 1860. They may look upon
the election of Mr.. Kerr the triumph of Bourbon
ism quite as much the defeat of iniationiss and
jobbers Ii they make this mistake it will DO fatal
one.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-06

The Democratic caucus made clean sweep in o
good many ways. Its action does not probably
mean very much in national way but the selec-
ton of Kerr for Speaker doubtless helps the chances
of an Eastern man FOR the Presidency. and 1t gives
a black eye TO tho nfatonists, tho sub
sdy grabbers and the Rings. The defeat
of A. D. Banks for Clerk il stab
under the ffth rib OF Washington Mclean and tho
whole Cincinnati Enquirer set. John Morrissey re-
ceiycd severe lesson as to the extent Of his infu-
ence on the national field and the effort to transfer
the fight between the better and the wOrst clements
Of the Democracy in this city to Washington, has
not been a SUCCESS for tho Morrisscy faction.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-06

Miss Catha1ne T.. Beecher, in letter else
whore published. assumes that fair cOnsid-
Grafton OF the evidence and its sources should
put an end 10 the Brooklyn scandal. 1t is
heartily to be wished that such considerations
OF almost any other process OF mind or mat
tor. would quickly bring about such result.
At present, however the prospect OF renewal
il unbappily far greater than of extinction.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-06

Pbadelpbs is apparently not so much
stirred rs was Brooklyn by the services OF
Messrs Moody and Sankey. Unfavorable
woather has occasionally inteIfered with the
attendance. The meetings still present the
same characteristic of merely initiating the
work, the actual conversions not being very
numerous. There is some prospect however,
of more vigorous efforts being made before the
reyiyalists depart.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-06
amnsemenie ana fflestimas &C. Might.

Boo4a's TuEATss.--" Meg sforriiics." Mrs Waller.
RAeLK TnHATBR.-yaricty.
fIrru hyEuuE THEArER.-" Our Boys"
ysYcsuM TuEATER.-" No Thoroughfarc." Eechter
0tyNfsCsFtRATER.-vartoty
PARK THKArER.~-"Mig ghty Dollar"
BAN FRASCtsCp MINsgRELS.
THIRD AVENUE THrATRR.-varietv.
TONY rAsrOR's NEW THEATBR-Narietv.
UNION SoU ,RN THEATKR.-"R Rose Michel"
WALLACK's TnEATER.-" Caste"
CoiOasXUM..-" Siege OF Paris"
DnKER BuuDING.-Lecture. Abby Sage Richardson.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-06
Business Noiiree.

Has PAD $3.50 Day, for over nine years, TO
Ns Policy hOiders-TRAvELHEs INsuRANCE Co, Hartford.
Use Brummclrs Celebrated Cough Drops.
The genuine have A. H. b." on each drop 4lO Gfahds
CENTENNIAL ADVERTISING.
by contract the CESTRSNIAL CATALOGUE COMPANY we
the sole exclusive agents for all adverts ng
space in the Oca Catalogue Of the international Exhibition
Of 1876 only catalogue guide containing advertisements
which will allowed TO be sold within the Exhibit on grounds
As the limited TO ffono pages in zach
catalogue hose desiring TO occupy any portion OF IL should
make early application to s. NJ PhTiENGiLL Co.
81 Park row. New-Iork.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-06

The tramp usually makes the mistake Of not being
feeble enough in his movements. The very fact
that he is in good walking order is against him.
Hi, true corse is TO ask first for little medicine
and then for something To be eaten when he feels .
bit better The energy Of tramp in the Allegheny
PENN Poorhouse tho ruin of him. Angry
with the arrangements he assaulted the keeper, and
pulled out most of the keepers board, which was
very fine one The possessor of so much energy was
at once transferred for ninety days to the Work
house, where his daily rstions will depend upon his
daily labor. This Is an excellent way Of putting
down vagabondry-indeed. there is other
New-York tribune., 1875-12-06

Why should Tweed run awayf The conund,um
ut first seems perplexing one Ho was living very
comfortably and his lawyers seemed as industrious
aud ~ shifty a over. But that wsa the very rub.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-06

Trenor w. Park must find these times rather
lively. Here he turns up again as defendant in
a suit In Dutchess County, for tho fraudulent
issue of stock In an underground railway COM
pany. He seems to have had some respectable
associates in this last undertaking, and it will
be more needful to wait for the trial to ascer-
tain how credible the story of the complaint
is. than most people would think it if Park
alone were concerned.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-06

Engineering labors will occupy prominent
place in the report of the Secretary OF War.
Among tbese must be included the Surveys
west of tho Tooth meridian. their main features
being typographical, though they are also pro-
ductiye Of large additions to scientific knowl-
edge, and the whole work is very systematic
and thorough. An accurate acquaintance with
tho sparsely settled portions of the national
domain becomes of greater value with every
year. The surveys and work under Capt. Eads
for tho improvement of the Mississippi, in
their record Of progress, offer near prospect
of the great 'eral benefit that tho com
New-York tribune., 1875-12-06

There appears to be some anxiety fcltabroad
for the safety of the French steamer
LAmcrique, which left this port for Ilavre
with So passengers on the 18th ult. Eight
days later she was met about 800 miles from
Hayre. with her shaft broken, by the China,
which took off 13 of her passengers.
She was next spoken three degrees eastward
by tho German steamer Koln, and it is believed
was seen on Wednesday last off the Scilly
Islands. French aud British steamer being
now in search of her, some tidings may be ex-
pected soon. The missing steamer is COM
manded 10y an experienced officer, and is
strongly built.
, 1875-12-10
J. tan lis Drpe(DcH.

Watertopn. q. g.. s. 9esbr.
Sic MuIrc9un9 iiber Die Grmoronn9 ots
sfrdulein GDnflin in &utlano. 0srmontf
baucrt nod INNER fort. &uttau. noe!
der auf YeroaNt bin Uerbaftet wornen
war. bag Mdb4cn ermuroct su bobem,
uno wsl9er li6 itst bier i'm Gsfan9nlllt
be5inbst. iii II Sabre alt uno elm Spbn
aug Dem Mu9barbaule Gpntlns. Sic
Settle Der llmFanosbeweils 9egen i'm 1T
falt pplldnoi9 ; er iabrt iebo6 folt,
feline llnl1ulo 5u betbeucrn. Guttan
lit bel s,pei @ele9cnbcltcn pe9sn lelres
lmsanges nit Mdo9eu aus Der 9fa6-
baridaft empIiuoIl4 b%cltratt woroen.
Mew Yorf, s. 9csember. &a!pb
Wreelano uno lciue Trau Sulanne Ma=
ny bon SoorOulle, q. S.. ipnroen auf
ben Werba6t perboitet, Den SOB zines
Ie1ajabrigen &inOes BON Treelaao aus
erlter G1e b~erbel9efuDri 5u D0oer. SN
Gtiefmuttcr lit an9etIo9t, bas Uerbre-
den begor9en 81 bubsn; Der Ntann III
Der Mitl6ulo un9ttlo9t.
New 0ort s. %es. @titern Na3-
mittog wuros Capt. Bernard Sued Doh
benz S4opncr rSilas Yramero." mel
der i'm Malobrut=S alicn bel Sront=
lin liest, pon Dem Sod gbarlcs 4cter.
Jon srl9pllsn. YctcrlOn wuroc usrbaf
tet unO la9t Der SNub ici Suidlis l,s.
9e9an9en.
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Gbrw. 9Ottor y. 0idInlon, berporra-
eeno in Der neren S6uI : 9~cwesun9
Der Yresbpterjoner, 1T seltern in Srppt-
lyn i'm 81. 2sbensiobre nit Scoc ab9s=
sansen.
YbiloOetpbia, 5. 0eSember.
9ie bielise 6irma @ebriioer Ot9cImcr
lit bon Der irunSOTlhcn &esierun9 sur
Mgentln fir franSol.lAe ManuIattmen
wdbrenO Der Nus ltelung ernannt wol'
Den.
can TranSisco, 8. 9e5. Sn
'&etrcii ocsD ampii6ifies Sos Ansctos,"
wel9es gu Der vpucific MtaiI Company"
sebDrt, berri@en bier lebr briidsnoe s.
fible. Ser OOmpfer 1T i6uu 10 Sage
aus. Suntle 8eri3te, Die 5iter6eii
bes 0ampfers betreisno, ,paren scItsrr
iin l1mIani. 3wei Sampfer lino aus'
, 1875-12-10
Curopal(he ilaDlthiea.

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IN Der Sctrifirdle lit DOM Oomfonoente
bic erbeteneYen fionirutg NIT emsu0tube4
sebalt con 5000 M. bewiuist wOrosm.
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Gabrt uno weroen p~orsu9slpelie Sicieni4
gen Danlpier in Sabrt getcut. weldls
nit Wtaldinen n~cuclter Conjunction -
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weil eielelben IL. 4. Elm Winimum pon
aetlcn perbrauAen. Su 6olse oellen
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5000 DO. erb6lt.
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mo fur brgnulbe 0sNnun9 aefiiN
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pcrbrauht.
Samburg. NlS Yadt fir bic bic
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