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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-03

game. The principals are said to he e. l. MYERS "rs
void Muller and j. +. DeGaTnO. The men address, IeV
ier 10 different persons in Germany generally persons
in Vienna who have relatives in this country stans tha
some person related to them has died and let ElSo
quantity jewery, personapr rty, and other areS
of value. The letters are written on paper WIN NV
printed heading, The San Francisco ioel care No l'
Caforniast and are signed sometimes by r. l'Me'e en-
81 JohuSunst., Brooklyn" and again O. Mic c''o ""
N.Y. Hurst. No 1879 south Third-st, Brooklyn Inc Pe'
con 20 whom, tho et,er is sot is told 10 send $50 90 pay
the expenses of the franks OF adv-rtslnE auu 'ri' '
valuable property will he forwarded Ihry arc lr'oai
mpuded TO send bills ard not drafts, as the ltic c
with difficult, be- cdshcd The COnsulGeneiii Sent -
Superintendent Wang several letters Whlch h'u p ~
These letters also contained printed sips winch ~.
uorfed 10 have been cut out Of American HeWsaPCIH'
ldver,isn, for the relatives OF the deceased persons
The police are searching for the SwlnderS lhs sWhio
was carried some years ago win success uHT Pool'
in England but was hnally broken up by the police
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was sent to the United States, and he vas sun aWnlng
trial. aud the rumNrs filed the newspapers that nc WIS
10 be tried for ali His frauds upon Our revenue Whetner
fOrgeries or Aud there was abnnd'nt 'Ouda,IV
such report though happily u was nutF''e ihe
the subject Of direct plant took the opportunity or
our demand for WnsOw whose Oifen,es could not poss
y be msuuders TODD or subslant iay varied any event.
tn REQUIRE nf N "a conformity with their law OF lo'V'
win which had no concern, by reqnlrhg an trS'l
c thar Wju.low should only tried for the iOrgei! or
Tnyrerip, ,prriGed I'm our demand They merely reIfcd
10 Iavrcncc's 20 account Tor thrf ptSei' a.lo,
o,,r I:nvcruu,ent had ready answer the Lawrence
nj .,u but they did not choose to avail themselves i
fn M That of criminal Eatner Than of international LAW
that when We hold man. is al no concern 10 any ono
now Ne obtaned him "A part OF diplomatic disCu.-
sion we have no criticism TO MAKE upon TINS rrpy Dut
wa repeat that whatever may be the rgs % .ue Pa.
tho siIrrtudcru. nation has right 10 require IH' ~
treaty sba rot be used for such purpose III SOo" "a
bad faith when this right X finally aDandon'd te en-
all extraIItiOn treaties can BE confidently PIt4i'l''
The United states. above AL other nations peih'4
family above an but EHgaud-is Interested 20 '.n,'!
the RI zh Of asylum yi"ate; and We arc euIC Ii"' ~
Will not fail OF It's ligG duty IN this regard
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sYs 81 $500 1855. 800
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE,

~, i,o NJ J,rpcx H. Johnson valued at $3.50. Among
tho persons no have chilled the Central once u sec
WHEELER they could identify Any Of the stolen property
found in Joncs's apartments was Pil.p R'nzoho' ""
bo,se at 40 % Eas; Northumberland w.
robbed on Nay %. only q, icw days ait'r "'I"S ,.""
escaped from tho Jail, o. $3.50 worth o. "''''--'
1,o ,t.r,l,v ror,.'f- Terrified fuurc)ats, several
80 g., ~, ,o...-s ocl o,asr cln.hi.g, % his p.op'rtI'
ma .rr.t * considered being one ~ me Ho iI
portant tnat nas made tor some une "p ~ IL
,,nt,t, ~ t-,o1. tl,t has been recovered ' nc ~.
h,r sci nf iurglr-' 5uol thai has been tiit!'' "o'
H. on his way u Baltimore jan a., A.. 49,, Jo,cs
was broutL, up on a charge made Dy ~, N,iteI f
and o'Tcnrcr for having IN her possession one PlI -
Ia a,n,,s 81 with diamonds ui The Nah' 81 80,
solrn from The residence % Angus, Srigha' % ~. 80
80 riftysay,rfl,t. on June 20, dIriHE a 1uiLa'
ng,ed ~ lgy. bee, commit cd nv her EuSn2n' "Hi
rro,eTfy consisting chiefly II icwclIy 81 ite Ehe :"
- 200 I;gs stolen. Bal! ON this charge was lnt, 81
- 900 A similar charge preferred asdiiH' ,.V ''
rl ed woman. of having in her possession tie vioS,n1
iI.,tifcd Inv MIR Ksnzone. The bail IN this case was
10. =
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THE TAX LEVY.
DISCUSSION OVER THE AMOUNT TO DE ALLOWED
FOR A DEFICIENCY.

DISCUSSION OVER HE ANNUAL ~ ~
FOR DEFICIENCY
The Controller Tax Commissioners, ana
Committee on Finance Of the Board of Aldermen hc'
,,estar5a, af,ernoon IN the City Hall consider the
ordinance proying for the city and county tax lev! o
1876. Aldermen John Reilly, Cole Billings ana "oi'S
of the Committee Controller Green, ana lax Comnh''
sioners Andrews, Wheeler, and Hayward were present
draft Of the proposed report and ordinance was rc'
in which il was stated that the amount agreed upon py
the Beard of Estimate and Apportioumcni III December
1sz5 to he raised by tax 1876, was S3p9ol39o bi'
The total valuation real and personal estate or 1870
as assessed hy the Commissioners of Taxes ana Assess
onts was 81 III 0543i3. The Legislature at It's i't
session increased The amount to be raised b. fax 10y d.
recting the following 10 be ucudcd ia the lax levy:
900 for expenses OF conducting the cNl ana ciliha
suits growing ont OF tire frauds against the Guy ana
Couuty of New York and $4,000 ana $4,000 for tht
payacnt Oh certain old claims against the Board OF Edu
cation. These additional appropriations increase Tue
amount OF the levy S3O9Gl3 1873 Ga TO which II was
proposed to ada the sum of @922S6i to meet the de-
cercv in the collection Of the tax OF the resent year.
little less than three per cent OF the gross amount re-
the total amount of tn5 tax levy 10 81 o. ana
x tie rate taxation at - 81 on each GlUO as against
The total amount of the deficiency in the collection OF
tue faxes from 1870 TO $50 inclusive reported az
SGOOOOOO The proposition to increase tine tax eNy ~
adding nearly million dollars To PROVIDE i". cAr'tlr"
Deficiencies in tne collection OF e." tax lea TO
"A discussion between Tax Commissioner Andrews
ana Controller Green MI Andrews c"niehd.hG thai
In was uuw.sc 10 impose the fail amount Permitted JOY
the law, three per the gross sum, ana maj
much smaller amount would ne sufficient DIT. Andrews
Also said shat while there was l.ss caused s the rebate
OF interest TO prompt taxpayers, il Was Onset by lit
penalty imposed the nlu,nis, MoituN r sur
plus remained uf the appropriations for ccs AN depart
mcnts Controller Green replied tdat me 1ciceLt' ID
the collection OF TIE tax mast DE provided Tor j.. I'h""
OF tax Dec put years lew. iht experience OF
past had shown tH.t py! cent was moi TOO ga Ca u
was WisgI To- NEE. III case directly aa Po.IGt
the present levy. The Controller ihuH stated hil me
additional amounts authorized bl ihr Le-is!aGte would
nave to Dr. approved bj TIE Euard O, Estimate ana APP
pUrtlunneni before action could DC taken ny the super
Fl-Urs
INC Commtiee tLen adiQulnel until FRIDAY.
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The Mutua, Gaslght Company. it Is alleged,
has D GA Systematically dcrfUdcd o of the clerks
ia 10, employ, w.o haze collected money belonging to
tat corporation and appropriated It TO tleit own
When given staJcW,at- to serve upon househodcrs who
w,,r IA AREA. FOX gas, with directions either 10 collect
the money or G'0uacc; the meters Aes' clerks IN sew
crL cases. 10 s asserted, have been paid the sums due
aud ~ lead G., Turning them over 20 the Company put
the M lcy IA their pocc.s and reported that the crs
had blou disconnected. Complaints from persons who
lud paid d Piled e. suoI "a extent that iae company
,,ttgt mined o make ample Ct ,hr HIST person Who
should ~, detected Duttttre Reilly discovered thtt the
chief person % NUun, man named James Do.lVL,
Who haNin been paid $40 by Mr.. scott o. No 10 Nud-
son ST. appropriated u TO Ms own use. Ic young man
was arrested Yesterday upon complaint o~sriit ttc,
INC brokttrprr 81 tine Company, who expresses the
opinion 20 : iJrgr sum 81 money Ia, been msJppfu-
uri.r,i in the manner IGca "a. O.cn was taken 70
tbe IuGUJ and Itmtuded LitIl to-day Tor examination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-03
NET-YORK SATINGS BANKS.
LAST or, THE LIST or JULY REPoRIs-A CoMPARA-
TIVE TABLE or GENERAL RESULTS.

r,sr or THE LIST or July REPORTs-A COMPARE
TIVE TABLE or GENERAL RESULTS.
IFnoM 4 REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OP rHE TRIBUNE.
ALBANY, Aug. 2.-The accompanying savings
bank reports conclude The list OF banks IN Nc"-l"rN
civ They are accompanied by comparative table
showing the important features in the aggregate OF the
present report and OF that Of January last I'm making
comparison bet, the two IL must be remembered that
the Security the Mechanics and Finders Banks nave
both failed since January, and that TIER resources
Liabilities and open 10 not appear IN me Jul!
statements. These alone represented III amounts que
depositor - sol 900, and over GOOO deposiioiS 50 th
the apparent falling OF the amount due d'p"olt"ls
may be accounted for by these failures alone Wmie Inc
number OF dcpOsitGrs open accounts, Il VIII be sr'h
has increased - III notwithstanding tie "'ilns ON
Of so largo number hy the failures These are the
crucial tests for determining the progress OF thllt
among the ciasses who deposit in savings banks Con
sIcrng the universal depression OF business the lhd'
tons are exceedingly encouraging In other particular"
IL viii De seen that the amount deposit III oihr h'S
or in other words, the money for when me SAVINGS
banks are unable 10 hnd investments has been I'dno'
ssG37Gl, while the total resources bav" increased
Si95522S and The surplus, f25j9llO. The following
e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-03
CASTLE GARDENS FUTURE Use.

HEARING BEFORE 4 COMMITTEE or lHK ALDERMEN.
4 meeting of the Committee on Lands and
Places Of The Board OF Aldermen, to which had been re-
f.rrcd the resolution % Alderman Morris opposing the
RI budirg OF Castle Garden at Tie Battery !' further
Use as depot immigrants, held Yesterday aier-
noon 20 hear arguments. McsSg3. HaGimanu, Lynch,
Starr and Forces, Of the Commissioner. Of Emigration
appeared in opposition tho adoption Of the resolution
Commissioner Lynch sad hat wards Island. which
was suggested the resolution as suitable place Tor
receiving the Immigrants, too far away a- Tie time
requ!rrd 10 take them from The Battery 10 tI island
would be a serious los % The ula .n', aud the extra
,xrenss ir transportation would prove considerable.
Moreover, the Foreigners passing through Tbs Ion 10
he West would have 10 opportunity of visiting TIE
city. as Al prescott, winch could not. f.N O.
result u -nliJIs loss 90 Tao merchants ID.
Se,.-N4rk ward, Island De- thou rir better adapted
to io>pftpl 1.'rios. which 90 uop IE' ua,lt 'r-
voted. Cast. Garden was not 50 t.ilrU~. G'n.-'i .-
has been lHiiIats and the work OF repatriation Hh'h|
Dec done ai once. I!H roof %. liD To- l a hc ht-
gaze she'd were ahuu. all that had Jtou destroyed, ID.
Nosrtal. vatn room, labor bureau &c., were H E'
condition be business 81 tHe Commission bad tAii'rl
rpri SOME ibauul cpcuc. but tbc vo:E had not h'cu
interrupted TIE lease bal not been cthtc.'d, ana t
burned norton should be rebuilt 10 one. bar i.}n'h
added that me elevated railroad Lad recently Iatn pos
session OF tht Battery sTuJul 9HI % Castle bt'.@ "-
20 be abolished Il grant landNC place. L' ""il
venture tie prediction tHa u very short tut WONG
De q freight dt pOl-au0thcr 81 Johns Park Nh.i 81
10, this private corporation worth nnr" 90 o.. tb
than n. Immigrants GrIi ing annually "aa que -'i"u
- be u'Ciued .
,po.ed 10 DIR removal NJ the Immigrant i'Iu IRON a'i"
Glr,cu after which the Committee adj 1rHc' % "cin'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-03
DISPOSITION OF CITY REFUSE.
GARBAGE sCOws sTILL SENT 10 sKA-sCGGAsliON5
FOE THE FUTURES


FOR TIE FUTURES
Cant. Gunner stated yesterday morning. that
tbe feet OF scows loaded with tie street dirt ashes and
carriage collected in hi city Tuesday night and yes
fer1ay was sent out 70 the proper time 90 catch the
elb tide scows also viii continue ne said % be sent to
Guttcuberc but the quantity Of refuse that can De
dumped large. The Street Cleaning Depart
toeut has been cndcavonc FOR the past twO Year, 70 find
the best method sposDg Of the rouse from The streets
and dwellings o. this city. At times 1t has been able 10
accept small contracts FOR filing, but continued ar
rappemert has ever been rado COmDisslYDer Brennan
o. the Department Of On res and Correction stated that
the northern portion Of BackwelPs Island had been
filed with the ashes and street dirt collected IN THIS cy
rbis spcIiou which was bar waste previously, has
been tusde one o. the most attractive anC hcahul on
the island and large and valuable tract OF lana vac
been added to the cys possessions al c'hpa'""'ey
IL hs. BEEN proposed that the Street Cleaning Burelu
sboud make a oopuact with swift q White 20 dump all
fbe refuse from ~. streets and dwellings upon Barren
Island II is al said that II has been suggested Da
the portion Of Co.ey Island that 4 now oaiy sand
be covered BY re refuse from this city. 10 bas been
vTged maj II tn .ract was fod with ashes street
dir after Oct l. when travel becomes ieh would not
prove offensive 10 ang persons Alltr the reuse had
the srfiDe The gra and wheat sowed would spri up,
and the SPOT would great snCltOI 10 luc next ruL
1ner,s attractions on this island. Col Prentice, the
So1usei 10 the Board OF Health said yesterday Gts
seence was making such rapid strides toward mpro p
,nent tbat he believed that by the time Francis Swis
roptract FOR the removal OF dead animal. ohtl, nd
night soil had yprcd all the slaugLt'f ho = "hi AZ
tore would render and use up ther n ron foI ne
past two months added, several Cf NE i-fge sHcb
ter-hOuscs have been using up an W. %" ieuf nu
converting il into valuable iertzers ibs %
Board OF Health, but nothing OmpNFe bds Dteh i0uu
In these processes ell the gases a5e e9b.nhc inete
cesses can conducted this city witHOu being al an
offensive The Board 0f Health wnI eicgnrage TINS
NO both on scientific and economic grounds believing
that will prove the true solution OF the problem tba
nas so long puzzled great cities
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-03
TIE MAEHEr roR wArERMELoNs.

For three days the watermelon market has
been dun and fears are entertained by hc spectator,
that they viii ,ely pc trina an the first cost o.
the fruit This ftagnitioa +, due 20 he arrival OF many
vessels loaded with melons iron. Nor'H Carolina, Vir-
,inia and Maryland, flooding The market. Yesterday
prime melons were bringing Sl5 to 25 per hundred and
"cunngs were 500 for 50 and SO per hundred. luca
sters cried melons OF fair quality for 10 and u cents
apiece and many poor people ayded themselves Of the
fan in prices and had sort Of picnic feast The first
melons which arc br.u h' 10 mi, market come from
Georgia, aud soI at pIiCos ranging high ~ $50 ard
500 per hundred A. the season advances they arc
brought from North CaronDa, virginia, aud Maryland.
when the price. fall to $50 $40 per hundred The
for tho frs cuttings i shout closing ana the second cut
tngs will begin % In about week and
tiue uutA the MlG'c 0f september when rev ~ ne
third cuttings Will come into market. The irst cutting.
are thuse which cut from tho vine nearest thc stem.
while those which aro To he the second cutting arc
about the sIze Of an egg and the third cutting, ID
blossom.
ghe melons OF this year rad 20 bo superior IN IA
the General average, OWING o. the dry season,
which. however, has prevented ihem from attaining
more than n medium slt. n ~ claimed that Of cargo
OF 1000 not more than 300 vii! bc found 5prckcd. 10
~ estimated that between 100000 and 100000 melons
are brought tO his market every season bY the spccu
tors OF whom tbe CJici Joseph MOnyea Of washing
Market, who dlsposcs Of Onethrl Of the total
business distinct thai Of fruit have chartered
schooBers ana brought OF WstcacODs here aud
claim % have made considerably moro than thrii eL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-03
rurrr or STEREOTYPE PLATES.

" r Smith of No. y BOnd-st. IePV',1u
>, s,n.r,t.uleet walling on july %, that Peer ~.
Ionsblip yonug man employed by him. haa So o1
reou, 70 July 26 stereotype plates valued a. VA
anout that date the thie' suspected thai Mr.
discovered the robbery, and absconded lie "~ Vs. "a
% Long Branch. and when arrested agreed 70 81
20, 70 e,rv without awaiting requisOu. lie acAnOs
saced the thefts and gave informailos ,nas on
srrast VI Patrick MoIouehlln U no. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-03
TAKING EVIDENCE OK AIioHY CLAIMS
~ a ..nDlius nf 1hr ArlnnLH Commissioners

TAKING EVIDENCE OK AINOHY CLAIMS.
At q meeting Of the Arm0ry Commissioners
the Mavor Controller, ana Tax Co'nrss.o Andrew
held Yesterday at tle Controller. ocs, 10, claim q"
Robert n IoId for the rent Of the arupIy Broadway
ana FoItv-four-st was presented 10y Iaoua, J. stew
Art counsel for the claimant The claim for rent from
Feb l. s74 10 May l. 1916 at the rate Of T2l0OD per
,nnum in addition 10 wDcA tho cty t. asked 20 ht
AK during tho pas. four years, amounting 90 nearly
$4,000 Mr Ford testified thtt ne had made lease o.
the atDory 70 Peter C7ey, thcH Chairman of he AmorJ
Committee the Board OF Aldermen, the ra'c mcu
toned The premises had been occupied since Jan. ],
ISL by tn. i2th Regiment, y. c., tie Washington Gray
Troops the Separate Troop OF Cavalry and Battery j..
The r,t a of The first floor during the past three years
has been about $1,000 per anun. The further
bearing or thccase was postponed TO Friday, AZ II
WIN u. T. MQnice presented the claim Of himself ana
edward Mauico for the Of the armory at prcscut
occupied 10y the II st Regiment at Broadway and Thirty
one Cus Trr IN SD and lJi the occupancy Oh the build
ing without lease from May l. 1874, - May !, 1876.
Ecgiaeut testified that, ID hi- opinion w"a tire best
location for arnO,y In the city J.. II. Ludlow, the
real estate agent testified NAT $4,000 per aunun ltnc
paid mp Ndy l. IS.4J was hOt 40 excessive I'ht
before the paIic The first year after the panic the rgIL
should nave been - 900 10 - 900 Icas. AID further
reduction Of from - 900 $1,000 should have brf
per aunum, in hls opinion, was very reasonable -"
rem. for second h0Or 10 said ought 90 De- about Car
tArd les, than the first floor ID basement, WIc The
trd floor not worth over onrhail ~ lHro4 ~ The
FIRST and during the past four or hNe years IL iL been
difficult 10 realize this relative am"uui
The Commissioner have "a cldcd thai the b. - % all
Of the promises - ne occupancy ~ tt same Curns
the time for Which rent Is claimed and 49, the Legal char
acter OF he occupants showing WArJtF or I"t tcy Dc
onged 10 the regular organizations oi tie STATE Of New
York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-03

WASHINGTON. Aug. 2.--Licut.-C0l. II. c. Merriam,
"a Infantry IL ordered % i thcdtHClmvut ~ uut
No.W Vernon EarJgG Alabama. Major u. l.. Hancock
2u lniIutY - relieved from ri present command by lieut.
col a. e. Norman nui viii proceed O. o. Ia, uI duty
rr following Transfers, u'vr Of Tho President second
- tat 81 cavalry announced W. J. Robert
sci Cly; e. h. ScoUcd, ,th tuNayi j. i. Chase, 81
Cavalry j. o. Tsou Oayalry: g. Gresham, i - airy
l.. scott 9 avu.y, l.. :. McConni :, 10Th Cayayi A.
J. { lssrI lutl cavalry.
Iat ,uv ng officers AGO relieved from duty West Point
AU4 Cant n. Miller iurps OF Engineers. Fret fsu
N. Mills, OH Artillery; J. r. stretch lutn In
ialIG. = rrlU SCI Artillery J. NJ a. PAWS St Artillery
A. H. barber, lsi AT'cy Flank Heath ordnance Depart
Artillery and Infantry uricr relieved VIII JOIN uyir
iut. ihe Engineer officers viii rtpur, by letr 90 Ihe
',I OF g. ,u.r Iicu Heath ~ the Chief OF Ordnance
l, ff. owing Wu rrpaU person on the 2Nl VI
Atr,t 10 the Superintendent - Tho United states Military
ArpmN Point. in the Department Of hatfet tiCS
.t1nlt Lieutenant s. T.. Blunt ordnance Department
second Lieutenant o. ~ Bailey, torisoi EuEho,fs. Ia De
Se,u I,uruau " T. l,us,r. Corps Oi Engineers. In De
u,It.rnf M Drawing Lieutenant H. \. Reed I'd Aru-
i,y AMI second tIsg,fAn r. e. 1oNhScnd ON IA anty In
of Iacti,s-t1ttt Lieutenant l. IL walker
y Iriantry and second ltu lALt ira McNuli 81 Ariu
Of IN .uCh-SrVouC lhrutruaDs W.
IA Cpun .th Aucr, and j. n. l1rst 4th cavalry In the
yul4u,ut Of spanish Secsud il'utonut v III. Goddard
An ARTILLERY IN he department. OF L.W-nec"nd lAenleat
H. \. iyrs, IN Artillery. ....-.n - a.
relieved from uty Professor ~ Military science ana ao
tics II The western University pittsburgh Penn Frat
Lieutenant T. sun lt ArucrY Is relieved MON dnty AZ
tie Arty school, Fortress hOaun a, ana VIII report W
the chief : ,nai officer Of The army for duty.
-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-03
AN OLD swINnI.R REVIVED.

Hugo Fritsch, the Austrian Consul in this
,ity informed Superintendent Waiiing yesterday THAT
persons living Germany were being swinded by Ger
mana In this country By means VI al old confidence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-03

VALUABLE STOLEN PROPERTY RECOVERED.
In locking after the effects of William Pcy-
ton Jones' the notorious burglar, who escaped from the
City jail OF Baltimore Detectives Field and oConnor Of
the Dlstrct-Attorneys office yesterday morning
ceeded In recovering clLIaPs hair shawl belonging 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-03
THURSDAY, AUGUST 3, 1876
EXTRADIlION.
LIE WINSLOW CASE.


or,:, with an article on the Winslow ease in which
the Rnalish view IS upheld and the logic OF SecIc-
tary FISH and nearly all the American journals, and
Indeed. Of some Of the English nc"spapcIs is con-
Grluled The writer OF tie article holds - II To be
. clear on ground, oil reason and authority, that
uar,on surrendered by one sovereign 70 another
under q treaty of cxTad;IJn. is to Toe tried Tor that
crime and that only, for which his surrender was
asked and obtained" The question at issue Is so
important and the article Itself 80 clear that hnerai
extracts are taken from it.
lnc controversy llnt suddenly, and has peen
carried ON some month";, iudustrously between tAs
United States and England. touching me i VI
tyo DrgrIs discusses an INTERESTING question W ,,
nlji1lA law, concerning which the ot WONDER y mn
Il Mas moi s,tflrd long agJ, and that takes 80 lnuCh
writing .ct 70 AZ rest nov" me question u 1il .
onc the answer, To an ordinary MIMI 'e5h. tl''y FL
and the winters the general subject nav - 'sea
opinion upon it, 80 lar as they haN3 speos,
eminent 90 another upon c:lgc .nd proof OF the com ,
Ui-spH ~ certain crime eau !h".. -, ,i.J fT
dcrcHt committed before be snrfrnali, ln, ~ ~,
cannot seems 81 tie dictate oil COMMON "a" VI
ordinary justice; and 50 aic ihe anth'iiue''
TIE PRINCIPLE Al STAKE.
We hold & 10 be clear grounds ot reason an" Jul
hori,y, that person surrendered by one Sovereign "
another under a treaty Of exradItion, to be trou 'or
that crime aud that only for which his SURRENDER was
asked and obtained. II Is remarkable that not "oTu
upon this subject found IN the works OF any Of
the prnrpal writer's in the English language "h' nave
re,e Il international law, public 81 private wheaton
| - ...,.,,,,.. ucrt et,rv ptiuimoYe. wharton,
III" ii' c"A''i'' ~ - 81, 80. ,,,,.,.,s.
Wcstlake Will be searched in vain Tor any nl'e.A'e
,,,,, ,i,, r,nint Even Clarke whose valuable BOOK OF
~ f,,u s In ollr LAWYERS the principal source ui III
-, ,t, .uU,If rive. ,lu OF 's own,
,i 80. ,,.Ir,rs In. urtrt.c ui some cDuft Ii.- an"
80 H. ;'i.,, i' -. si,urs I'll. writer's -; tCui.-
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FitrIi,iou rom being a matter Of courj, between
i'. u.aI limos Wholly Tor the confusion ~. rebels
and TRAITORS, has become aH IIgii "ht ponce O.
never "," 'l',N 10 i t ,,rI,. .s .r.,rrr, crime.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-03

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girl size Kissed you good by. Now II You suggest any
thug " the her father calls you into the library
and asgs YOU what you are worth. Are a nationf
And 4, tAis progress III Nnrtsnh Eustin.