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he printed in The Home Journal. And to the
politician in Congress perhaps the Tempter
comes in still more subtle form, when ne hints
that il is the rich men at the Presidents ear
who get the largest share of patronage.
Is it any wonder then that Washington
sbouId be such hot-bed of Rings and secret
speculations, or that half the men you meet
there in society should be suspected OF com
plicity In real estate pools and paving swindieS,
and street-improvcment frauds, and score OF
other scandalous adventures2 Is it any won
der that abuses however fragrant, should be
80 difficult to reform, when the politicians OF
both parties, in this reckless rivalry for dis
play, have been driven to turn penny by
themi Gen. Belknap apparently was man
of many amiable qualities and with some oil
the clements of a noble character; but NOR
alIv he was weak and sluggish; the contagious
passion for extravagant display seized upon
him; and probably before he realized his deg
radiation he was plundering soldiers and emil
grants to get money for the qualification OF
low-bred vanity. Now the President Is re-
ported to have said that he will give Cabinet
positions hereafter TO none but milllonalres
The remark 80 much like him that the story
ought to be true. Even yet Gen. Grant does
not see that he has almost made honesty III
high Office impossible by his steady encourage
ment of two vices which are almost always
fatal when combincd-lust of money and os-
tentatiOus extravaganza.
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rs GEN. BELKNAP INPEACRABLEt

HE CAN BE DISQUALIFIED FOR HOLDING oErt0
EVEN Is HE CANNOT BE REMOVED.
10 the EdftOr or the TrtbUne.
SIR: 1t is asserted that Government officer IS not
impeachablc after he out of office The only basis
on which this theory can rest ia that the Impeach-
ment Court would have no power 10 pronounce the
Judgment required of removal from office. IN
doubtedy il there were no other penalty to be inn
posed the Senate would have no jurisdiction, be-
cause it could pronounce no judgment. But this is
not the case here. Though one part of the punish
ment cannot be inflicted the other, and equally i'm
portant part that of disqualification for office re-
mains: and this suffices TO give jurisdiction.
For concealng articles with intent to defraud tho
Government of taxes the United States laws infct
the double penalty of forfeiture of the articles and
fine of the offender. Suppose that, before the arti-
cles were seized they should be totally consumed by
fire: would this deprive the District Court of juris-
dction to try the case and pronounce judgment for
the fnef
1t may be further objected that the clause Of re-
moyal from office shows that the trainers of the
Constitution did not contemplate the impeachment
of one who is no longer a Government officer. To
this would reply that, to determine the meaning OF
the Constitution oil its provisions must be read to-
gether One of these provisions is that the Presi-
dent shall have no power TO pardon in cases Of inn
parchment. But if the President. by accepting an
officers resignation, can shield him from the inn
parchment itself and from all its consequences, this
provision would become perfectly nugatory.
FRANCIS J. LIPPIT
uosbfaogo, March 1870
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DRAMATIC NOTES.

Mr.. w. b. Freligh, the theatrical manager.
will receive hi long promised compl mcntary benefit at
the Iyceum Theater this afternoon and evening variety
performances will be gwen.
The serious illness of Clara Morris, we regret
20 learn continues She k IN Washington, al the home OF
her friend Mrs Patt hut she Will probably proceed 70
FLORIDA Us soon as she Is able 10 travel
Mr.. Lester Wallack, having recovered from
his recent severe Illness, will icappear At Mallaek >
TLeater this evening the career ~ She sO0 20
Conquer" which interrupted last Thursday VIII w
resumed.
There is "Burlesque of Julius Cesar at
the Olympic 1heater; but IL Is tame ia itself ana %
feeble in It's representation that IL misses the mats u
mirthful effect The idea good hut clumsy WrU"s
and clumser execution have marred ii.
Mr.. Matt Morgan, the scenic artist vii! open
the Iyceum Theaer March H. for centennial seq
son lie promises frstclass vaudeville entertainments
and will himself contribute an allegOrcal diorama -
new bulesque by Mr.. Sydney Resented Is hkeNl'' !"
bs furnished.
Tho Grand Opera House invites attention
once more. "Uncle Toms Cabin has been laid on .ne
shelf and new drama, called Ben Israel Or fo,s
Under the Curse" will he produced tonight Inc h1s
OF the author Is Mr. T. Tuliger The chief parts wiz Uo
nlayed by Mr.. j. r. Ynsou ami Miss Annie Gildea-PeF
formers new to this stage.
"Pique" will reach its Tooth performance on
March II at the Fifth Avenue Ineaer we note ls vsa
tnnance and also that OF Brass" az the Park hOs
MichelD at the Union Square, and Julius CDsar ~
RooIhS Diversified miscellaneous representations pss
vail Mt the Eagle Tony Pastors Theaer, the san "a
cisco Minstrel Hail. the Tvcnty-thira street Iaeso' ~
the Olympic.
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shores. The proposed change will overlhro"
all this, and turn over the business to pOilti-
Clans Prompt and urgent action Oh the part
of our merchants may prevent such calamity
A very full ANALYSIS of the condition or the
savings banks of this State and of the causes
that brought some of them into receivers
hands. is presented in our Albany letter CIV
ing n synopsis of Superintendent Elllss an
mail report. The banks remaining are now
stronger than ever, judged by the increase OF
their resources and surplus. But the number OF
open accounts, and especially Of the smaller
ones, has largely fallen Off After making
due allowance for the bank suspensions 1t Is
still apparent that the smaller depOstors, I'M
der the pressure of hard times, have in many
instances drawn out all their little savings.
The average amount due TO each depOsltOr mas
considerably increased, a fact which IS as
cr1bed to the closing of many small accounts.
Ii may, however indicate that these banks
have been more than usually patronHed by
people of moderate means who feel distrustiul
of other investments this was the explanation
given of a similar increase in the deposits OF
Massachusetts savings banks. The causes OF
last years failures among our banks are lucldly
set forth; defective law and loose management
cover the whole ground. Fortunately tho law
has been very much improved, and better
management must result. In fact the good
effects of recent legislation are already appar-
ent in mitigating the disasters of 1875 and
making their recurrence almost impossible.
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Nem'2lotk Daily Gribm>re,
FOUNDED BY HORACE GREELEY.
MONDAY, MARCH 6, 1876.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FoRF1GN.-The Sultan offered general amnesty TO
the Herzegovinians. =- Don Carlos is in London.
80 Amnesty is offered to tho Carlists. - A
writ was served on Minister SChenck as he was
leaving London for the United States.
DoMEsTIC.-The annual Sunday-schoOl Congress
is now in session at Plainfeld, NJ. - Articles
of impeachment against Secretary BellSnap are pre-
pared il is charged in Philadelphia that Orvil
Grant is receiving onethird of the sales at two post
tradershps in Dakota having obtained them for the
incumbents - In the House of Representatives
Mr. Reagan of Texas and Mr., Ward of New-YOrk
spoke on the Hawaiian treaty. -= A fourth line of
steamships from Liverpool TO Boston is to be started
by a Liverpool firm =-- Judge lockwood Hoar
Is probably TO be Mr.. Belknap's successor.
CRY AND SUBUBBAN.-Mr. Moody preached at
the HippodrOme to larger audiences than on any
previous Sunday on the subject, Making Room for
Christi == Theodore T. johnson testified in the
Irwin case concerning the checks for S750,000
- Caleb y. Marsh, the witness against Secretary
Belknap arrived in Montreal, having fled from
New-York. - Gold 114bs. 114l2, 1143i. Gold
value of the legaltender dollar at the close 81 10
cents. Stocks moderately active and generally
lower.
THE WEAmER-The Government report predicts
rainy and cloudy weather 60 In this city yes
terday the day was exceedingly pleasant and
spring like thermometer, 80. 43o, 40.
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Jnoer TO AopertsemenIs.


AMUsEMENTs- Sd pa0e-lth. 5tb and 6ih columns
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ICE CREAN-7M P00c4th column
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SPECIAL NOTICES 5M PdOe-6tn column
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During The Moody and Saakey meetings at the hippo
drome, and 10 meet The popular demand for The TRIB
USE's rerbafm reports Of Mr.. NOOdgs Sermons. IRE cH
send The DAILY TRIBUNE to any address postpaid for
81 per month. By means Of The tdst mail trains sub
scribers in 4lbapy and Philadelphia, and all inferno
d0te points. may reocice the Sermons Of The preroas
srenng before a. NJ. tghile the rhOle territory citn the
Tadus Of Washington CIerelGnd and Boston is supplied
during the dag. Subscribers in the city and rGRity ca'
bereOularly se,yed from any respectable HGcs stand.
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amus,mtnts anO alsetlnas 90 Niabt.

Ic1nywY OF Musrc.-"star Of the North" Niss KEEL
p lOgg.
no THs Tue TER.-" Julius Cgsar"
EAGLE THEATER-Vaucty.
FIFTH AVENUE THEATER.-" Ptque."
GLAND OPERA HOUsE.-" Ben Israel"
OLYMPIC THEATER-Yauety.
PARK THEATER.-" Brass"
San FRANCISCO MISsTRELS - .
OVERWHELMED STREET THEATER-CalifOrnia Mlnstrels'
TOSY PAsrOR's NEW THEATER.- Variety.
UNION SQUARE THEATER.-" Rose Michel
WAIIACK's THEATER-" She StOOps to Conquer"
ASSOCIATION HALL-11:30: Lecture. DIR. John Lord
CHICKERINC HALL--Lecture. Prof G.. X. Cromwell
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It is understood that the Canadian Govern
ment will modify its fiscal policy so far as to
encourage sugar refining and protect that
business from American competition. 1t is
asserted that the drawback allowed on the ex-
port of refined sugar from this country is
excessive, and places the Canadian refners at
q great disadvantage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-06
MUSIC AND THE DRAHI.
CENTENNIAL CONCERT.

CENTENNIAL CONCERT.
The concert to be given by Theodore Thomas
ON the evening OF March for the Women's Centennial
Union is under The auspices Of the Musical Committee,
consisting of Mrs George W. Cullum, Mrs b. > Church.
Mrs " F. Hosack Mrs. Henry II. Parker, Mrs d. Golden
Murray, Mrs C. I. Chckerng. Mrs. Pafke Goodwin, Mrs
Howard Crosby, Mrs. l.. W. Doremieu Mrs. Chester
Arthur Mrs. g L. NJ. Barlow, Mrs. 5. Banks and Mrs
walden pell
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-06

The TRIBUNE ALMANAC for 1915 has reached its
fourth edition within two months from publication.
The joint volume containing the ALMANAC and In
DIX to The DAILY TRIBUNE for last year has en-
tered its second edition within much shorter time
and the demand for both is sustained to a degree
quite unusual and equally gratifying. Ordinary
almanacs and calendars given away are handy
enough, and may serve good purpose in their way,
but they will not answer in this year. when Presi-
dent and Congress are to be chosen, centennial to
be celebrated aud generally more important business
to be transacted by the American people than they
have had presented for a hundred years. Hardly a
mouth or a day will pass in which some question
will not arise whose answer will bo found in the
Almanac; and when knowledge is so cheap and
simple, ignorance is without excuse.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-06

There is, according to our London letter.
considerable disagreement in the British Par
lament regarding the propriety of Queen Vic
toria assuming the title Of Empress of India.
Mr. Disraeli and the ultra Tories are in favor
of augmentng the royal style, but Mr. Lowe
and most of the Liberals take q different
view, foresceing that the new title may lead to
endless peIplexity and confusion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-06

sented Adam and Eve the subsequent statement that
these historically correct costumes were very
simple and 'scanty" can well be believed,
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petition, whose signatures include many of
our wealthy merchants has been sent to Wash
ineton, urging the amendment rather than the
repeal Of the Bankrupt act. The necessity for
many important changes in the law is clearly
perceived by these signers, and serves to ex-
plain the circumstance that many of them had
previously put their names to a petition for
repeal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-06

A bin before the Senate nOminally intended
10 promote the efficiency, but really meant to de-
stroy the usefulness of the United States Light
house Board, is reviewed in another column.
The Lighthouse Board has done and is doing
excellent service the combined work of emf
nent scientific experts, and of practical men who
stsend to their business. As a result, the light
house system in this country has well-de-
served reputation which is not confined to our
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-06

An elaborate report Of the tableaus displayed at
the celebration of Mard Gras OF NewOrleans states
that the costumes "were absolutely accurate from
historical point Of view As the first tableau repre-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-06

BY formally annexing Khokand, the Russian
Empire adds to its vast territory a fertile
province with about 100000 people. The
Russian outpOsts will henceforth be in dan
Rerous proximity TO Kashgar, and will like
wise be within 225 miles Of the East Indian
frontier 1t will doubtless be deemed sIgnif-
cant in Russia and the East that the new ter
ritory is to be called Ferghana--the namo of
the kingdom whence Baber set out to conquer
Hindostan and found the great Mogul dynasty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-06

Other scandals Of a similar character are fol-
lowing in the wake of the Belknap exposure.
Judging from cur Washington and Philadel-
phia dispatches the new revelations may prove
equally shocking. The effect of the scandal
Is already apparent in the NewHampshire can
vass. Judging from the unanimous comments
of the London press the good name Of this
country has suffered considerably in the esti-
nation Of the British people. They may CON
clude that an honest official would be the
rarest curiosity we could display at the Cen
tennial Exhibition.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-02-16
Sertd1te aus oent SSnmerem 0eS
St00fes.


-(IuS @nmberlanO.) Die 8iattern Cpl
bemle in Cumberland, 4uegbunpz @ountn, lit
oOriiber. GS erlagen Der @pioeme I'M @Qnz
gen &c Berioner.
- (0aS Spfer elmer @rploFon.) Qie
led]SIGbrlge 8Od]ter oaS in Someriet= &ouutu
mObuenoen 9rn. Snmuel Gudn8 wuroe in
oorlger 9SOde OaS Spier elmer @uoer= grplo
itoa. Sr. @panS bate OaS Bulner Dor Sur
3eln 9etauft, oaflelbe III Gin irOeneS @efdB
gethau uno 9eptereS auf ben 6uBboOen inl
oberen Stofperte oeS 0auieS 9eltcllt. Gtne8
abenOS begab Ith Ytarp, Die Sodlter oe8
pm. @uanS, NIT etnem breunenSen Qtdlte in
Der 0aHo lu's obere Stodmerf uno itolperte
oalelblt iiber Ou8 @efdB, in meltem oaS Yul.
Der aufbenabrt muroe. 9o8 Gitt fiel I'M
9ludltter gSelle III oaS Yuluer, uuO OieieS
erplOo!rte nit lautem SHaQ. 9a8 Smo
tmpftng 10 dwere Yerletungeu, 6aB e5 idou
naf peni9en Dttnuten lturb.
- (gSuo itdl ielbt au8ittllen) Ser III
Scntreprlle, Gueen 2lnne'S @oLntn, wob.
nenoe Sciie 3. @ome9ps bcabF6tigt oui Der
BhtlaOelpbia'er gSeltauSfcQung ieiue cigene
BrloH nuS3uitellen, oa CT bieIe ais cine Der
9roBten ertlttrenoeu Surtoiitdten betra9tet
@r bat ndmlid) 76 gtete8briefe geid)rieben,
aui rs SeirotbsautrGge 76 8Grbe betommerl
uno rs Gage megeu SdreibenS uon glcbeS4
brteten I'M Sefdngniie gei6madtet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-02-16
WeOiePS oemti6eS Sbeater TT Der
,,Gpmcor0ta."

Sehen3 Iur aSrn. uuo tSScu MItntatttt.
gum Senef3 flir orn. uno Srau Nltmanu
lam 9elttrn glben0 in Der ,,@oucoroia" Die
Orelafttge Boiie: ,Gine tranfe Sami.ie" BON
Woer sur Multiplying. Sbgleif Die Sor=
lttuuu9 in leoer 6miidlt ais cine Der bceu
Der Saiiou bsSeid)net rueroen tluB, 10 mar
oaS Sau8 bod Ieer. 0aS 0euti6e S6eater
lt)elnt unlerem Bublitum b;tterlib meuig am
Ser8en 81 liegen. 9a5 @e-mania.S heater"
IN Jteu yorf, iorpte Die Oeuti6en 8iibuen Ut
ct. youl8, @leUelano, Wtimallfee uno 2outSz
bile beltebeu in oieem Q8inter glGnSeuo, i'll
Der WionumeuteutaOt nber lGBt man bic
oeutld)e Sdauiptelfunii elngcben, uno Die
Sol9e mtro letn, oaB oaS oeutde Sbeatcr in
Baltimore in ndd)iten Wiuter Su 0eH uerganz
geneu 6errlt6fetten gebGren mrS. 9ie idJled)=
ten !3elteH biben in oieiem SQlle teine Gnt=
ld]ulol9ung, o'un fir Sdlle unD anoere Ser
gnI9nnqeu habeu uniere 9eutid)eu inlmer
@eIO. 2tuf ben SGuen berri6t INNER oa8
otdtelte @eorGnge; i'll Der ,&Oncorbi0" bage-
gen mug 5r. UteDiel nit ielner @eIeli1aft
Dor leereu SGuteu lpieleu.
br. 4ltmann uno ieine Satin murceu qez
tern Abeno BON ben Weuiqen, Die Qetomaten
maren, I'M Den Scneft3ianteu ben l6ulpiQen
Srtbut Der Nuerfennung i'll iollen, aui'S 6er;s
lIdlfe empfangcu. Seloe ipielten ibre 0fol-
len lebr braO unO ernoteten itiirmiideu Yei-
fau. Inter ben iibrigcn Wlitmirteuoen, Sie
uorjug5melle 0G3u beitrugen, OaB Die allerz
Iieblte WOier'i9e Yofe glatt iiber Die 8retter
glng, oer0leneH beionoerS 0r. Repiel Bar
bier uoH Salttmore") uno ole 0amcu W3us
el.Saliter n Warte") II. Gmma Suffer Gear.
ling n29tlbeIm Shulte") beruOrgebObeu 6u
ner0en.
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gseratti6jte teie9rapDii9e 9ez
sseSG1ett

- Su Batteriou, SIS, lit Der @bef Der
BoliSet, 5tice, abgeiett morben, neil er am
gSeibuadjtstace betrunfen mar uno i1lea)te
$oGuer beludte.
- S5n 9ieD.gorf mu-oe aeitern bas Serb0r
i'm 8etreff Der &lage Der yBacific= 9ampftrs
2tnte" ge9en rs. 9. Sing CeIAlOfeu unO Die
gel6idt lueroeu, mo- Der Bro5eB anbdngtg lit.
- Nad gSabtngtou id]tdte geltern Elm
Serr. Der friiber etn 4mt inne bate, $2400
alS 8entfen5gelo, nelfje8 er ipihentli6 su'
riderbalteu babe, olS fie @tnfommeuiteuer
eiugesogen puroe. @r bate eS friiber i6on
einmal bcSablt, aber 3uriiderbulten, iit) lett
Dem ober iiberseugt, baB er re1tltf) 6u Der
3abIung uerpiltd)tet lei.
- Da Die Sermllllgung Sur Sef0rberun9
Don SHubeS9eloern nad) 2SaIbtn9ton eri6opIt
lit, 10 baben IN Snfunft Geute, Die 2egal=Selt=
oerS ooer tleineS Bapisrgelo naf 8aibiug-
ton sur llmued)sluns ifiden, Die SefDroe=
uugS=8Olten oorau8 5u 6e5ablen, uno 5mar
l21 @tS. fir Summen Inter $500 unO rs
Sts. fir leoe $1,000.
- Son Sttama, Canada. fpirb genIelbet,
OaB Sir Salt na6 gSeltinDicn abgeben lOll
nm iiber ben Gtano be5 Sautels Srpiid)eu
Den Snielu uro Canada udbere Grfunoigun-
oigungen ein5uSleben. @8 miro bleleS oabin
geOeutet, ais oh Der 3uiammentritt Der 81.
ldelet=@onmiiare auf uHbeltimnlte 3ett per-
ld)oben lei.
- Die WGuner, tpeld)e porSefern bel Sol
conba, ST., IN ciuem tleluen Se9elboote au
Dem Sbto ertranfen. hieBen SamesS Sberioan
Bm. 2aura Sranf Wieeban, 8ilb. Seuerbat
uHb 9ultau 6eloner.
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Enrspaiidle aabel6srt9te.
SeffAfmIdh0.

9onoon, 16. Sebr. - Cine Serliuer
9epsiAe Gn bic STANDARD" iagt, bab auiier
lStlhelm III Der @eifiou rer preuBiifen @tlen-
babneu oil oas 0tei9 ieiHc @enebmt9ung er~
tbeilt bat.
TentidIano ano China.
2onb II, IS. Sebr. - Die STANDARD"
beridtet, oaB telegrapbiIde Snitrutttontn an
ben britlifen @elanoteu gSaoe III Yeiih &C.
ld)idt woroeu lino, lpelde i'm anpeiien, Die
esuti6eH Nnipriid]e me9en 8liinoerung Oes
oentldlen ShoonerS yQuna" 3u unteritiiben.
Gtu Sbeil DeS oetafirten @eidnaEer8 1T nod
Gbiua beorbert moroeu, nm ben SorOerungen
9Saoe'S gtadorud su geben; man glaubt ies
ood) nid1t, baB guglauo SeranlalIung 3u
feinpltd1en 9emoultrationen erbalten MIRO.
Glwe bemerfcustuerthe 1ispeniiruns.
Qono o Ii, Is. Sebrlar. - Cine Spe'
3iaizGepeld3e Der yStmes" melbet aus HonI,
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