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, 1876-03-10

Tho verdict Of Sc, 600 rendered against
TWEED for moneys fraudulontly obtained by
tho syBtom Of ovor-pay on contracts which
ho invented during Ills rule Of New York is
probably tho largest verdict ever rendered in
this country against m individual It Is
great triumph, iuasmuch as it completes, as
far as can be-, tho crusade Of reform inAugu.
rated by tho pooplo Of Now York few years
ago. How much OF the money will bo &C.
tuaily recovered remains yet to be seon, but
it Is evident that the sano strict ruling which
Inns enabled tho prosecution to got tho ver-
dict will also enable 1t to hunt ont tho wealth
of TwxRD wherever it is concealed mud how
ever it may be covered up. The same spirit
Of Justice which prompted this verdict will
force tho men who hive acquired TwEEpia
property by fraud or without consider
alton to disgorgo, and his estate will
bc swallowed up md everything rccov-
orod which haa not been actually tnken
out Of tho country. Tho trial which has had
this result was also remarkable for tho reap
pearance Of CHARLES O'Coxon, who walkod
into the courtroom as if from tho grave, md
gave tho caao new impetus. Neither
! Judges, attorneys, nor jurymen dared to be-
tray tho public while this man wns nliva and
pointing the finger of fate at thom. O'CoNon
has boon TwEED's Nemesis, md it was fitting
TINT Ills life should have been spared to wit
ness the final act In this drama Of retributfou.
The defense Of TWEED was necessarily weak
It rested upon DAVID Dup1EY FIELD. FIELD q
argument consisted largely Of an apology for
m apology Of itself was enough to court a
verdict agninst hia client. Tho rest Of tho
defonss was bAaed ~ upon tho allegation
TINT thoro had never been but one 1nooting Of
the famous Board Of Audit, whom it was de-
cided that the certificate Of tle Preai-
dent or Clerk should be evidence that
! tho work certified had been done;
mud (2) upon tho ground that TWEED
! was Ignorant OF tho forgeriea upon which n
| pnrt Of tho money WIS obtained, and should
not, therefore, be liable for so much Of it,
| Tho effort Of his counsel was to reduce the
amount of the verdict, but tho jury evidently
| held that, when tho Board OF Audit wa3
created, 1t was for tho purpose Of examining
tho correctness Of bills, and TINT the failure
To do this rendered TWEED liable for tho
losses rs well as his own stealings. Now 1t is
to bo hoped tho effort to collect under this
Judgment will bo as vigorous as has been the
effort to got a verdict At all eyonts, let it
DO demonstrated that property stolen from
tho pnbIio il not more gacrel and caunot bo
retained any moro than property stolcn from
| private Individuals. If this be made preo-
eslant in the case OF TWEED ind the whisky
thieves, covering both local and National
Government, the thcfts will heacoforth do
crease,
, 1876-03-10

Tho work Of deepening the channel ut the
mouth Of the Mississippi is progressing very
fovornbly. but snntl portion Of tho sys-
ten Of jcttics Or piors has rs yet been com
pleted, but 20 far as the work hos proceeded
the results nre reported to bo cmineutly satis.
factory. Owners Of lines Of steamers plying
between New Orleans and other Southern
porta are preparing to send all tho;r vessela
through tho new South Pass channel, which
now has permanent dopth o1eoeding by 1 or
fcot tho average souutungn in Tint pasa ono
ranr nrn
, 1876-03-10

Tint tho people Of the North Division have
thoroughly awoke to tho necessity OF mani
Testing an interest in local politics WINS
forcib1y demonstrated by tho large masa
meeting at Turner HILL last evening. The
'siza mud character Of tho assemb1age, tho
speeches and resolutions, the general spirit
Of the gathering, all were Indicative Of q
settled determination to tnlo town and munic.
ipa1 affairs from tho control Of the hummer
and tax-grnbbing element, and to inaugurate
.Renuiuo reform.
, 1876-03-10

In quitting Es gland, 0ea. scuxscx eyldoat,y
STAG ho@ upon ae order Of his going, but Neut
u onco' and, IT going It onco kicked over all
th6 pFoprlettes and the etiqussts Of courts In
she most ruth eas manner, After having taught
1hs EnRnsh = oopls what ho kuaw about bogus
Mining -ssoct l. aud revealed 10 them tho mys.
teEles Of pol :sr, IN pursuance of his position as
hanihtsr TO the Court OF 81. James, then to run
A"aJ' carp st.bag In hand, from tho Court, With
out eVen saying 9ood-by WA At lsaat An indi.
oAuoa OF Indecent Aaste. It MAJ Con. BcuEsx's
boaadsa duty to havs gons to VICTORIA, Quosu
OF En8s .nd. Ireland, sad Bcotlkud, Defender
OF sho Faith, Emprssa Of India Canada, aud
me Ft 4 Islands, kiasod tha toYa! baud, and
walked backs a.ds. With avs1sed gaze, dropped
tes for old s.socistions' sake, and toit
with dignity. Ths Ganaral, however, wan
too ~srr to: anything OF ths sort. uo
kn" + that II h. want 70 bid YIcToa1A goo1-
ny IL would b equivalent to saying to
sh!! = Rnsltsh psopis hs WA Aas coming
, 1876-03-10
THE TERMINAL GRAIN QHARGEf

We infer from tho letter ndtlrcsHed to tho
Board Of Trndo Transportation Committee by
hFr. W1c1En, the General Agent OF tbs Dal.i.
moro t. Ohio Railroad, TINT no progress
w1ateyor has boen maao in the way Of ro-
ducing tho terminal charges on grain con-
signed to Chicago, though 1t has heon snp.
posed that tho ewitching md trimming
charges at least were to be stricken off. The
Inst heard Of It WIS that tho Western railroads
wero willing to do their part If tho Eastern
roatla would consent, but it wou1d Boem from
Alr. W1oxEn'a letter that tho Western roads
have not yet agreed to do away with these
charges. Thcro has evidently beon diily-
dallying on all sides, and VIC suspect that tho
owners Of the elevators ara not entirely froo
from blano. At nll events, wo believe that
thoy have 1t In their power to coorco q
reform, II they themselves aro willing to
ontar into It md contribute their just
proportion to It, Il tho elevators would say
to the Board OF Trade something as follows !:
We arc satisfied that the welfare Of the
Chicngo shipping trade depends largely upon
The reduction Of tho terminal ohargos, at
least to the e1tcnt that they are In oxcoss Of
tho charges at other ci.ies. Wo hive, thore-
fore, determined to do our share in the work.
We Hhnll honceforth charge cont bushel
for ton days storage, instead Of 2 ccnts for
twenty dnys or any pnrt thereof, lowing tho
charges for extra storage rs they arc now,
We ahall also discontinue tho charge Of 81
per car tor trimming Therest romans with
the railroads" With such notification from
the owncrs''of the elevators, the Board Of
Ttado could bring MI influence to bear on
the railroads which the Inter would not bo
ablo to resist. They would certainlyEac.
curo tho abolition Of tho charge of
81 for switching, a1so tho e1orbi-
tant charge for sido-tracking, and prob
nhly the railroads would oven agroo to
pay the cent ehargs for original storage Of
ten days, as they provide reasonable storage
free on all other freight they handle. II this
could bo done, Chicago would have an nd
vantage over other shipping points, instead
Of being at disadvantage, as at present. The
proper point Of departure in this movement
Is with the elevators. Their business Ia ge
intimately connected with tho Board Of Trndt
tint Tho lattor ahould not find it difficult K
influence them In q matter in which
the interests Of both azo' so seriously
concerned. The reduction asked of the
elevators Is. not below tho charges a.
which elevators in o.hor oitios arc able to
make money and the now rnto proposed
would unqucstionably yield profit to thoeo
eleyatora netna1ly doing tho business it thoy
gave up tho illegiti1nato burden of car1ying
, 1876-03-10

It is now clear why p1aouDAcK autographed
to his wife TINT he was "bcaton but not dis
courngcd" lis expects, now that the Senate
has refused him seat under tho election to
get tho appointment to the vacancy at tho
bands Of Coy, KE1Iouu. Aa the Legislature
bas adjourned, he claima TINT tho vacancy
must be filed by the Governor. We don't
know but TINT PNcnnAoE has as good q
chance as anybody. The appointment can-
not DO retroactive in its nature, and Pn'ca
nAoK, it appointed and seated, would only bo
Senator from tho date OF the appointment
till tho expiration Of tho torn in 1870, and 10
would hnva no claim on tue back pay.
, 1876-03-10
I'd drasssd rou,onstrAnaa 10 ths Canadian p,,
II an,sns, which will bo oonnttainsd. ~ shoon
think, eitter to abolish Tho ru1o ~ to caua, a.
apply IL d. 10 all neans Of transportation.

Bmith College. At Northampton. Mans. which
ID intended to securo for women opportunitle.
for university education, ia roafly, as the Easa
describes It, ia mass Of promises" No. Il ths
charge that II Ia teobly-endored and tasua.
eiently equipped ;" raiated By ths comp!aeert
abatement Of its friends that Il has ptoduetrt
fund of ei00, 900. This sum Ia tho mersst bin.
tolls As compared NTH tbs resources OF tbs onl,
univeretlos worthy tho uano IN this connsr1 !,
England. Htni.l. Collage shont1 hevo been md,
IN adjunct Of Harvard or Yale, no. N lna4
punucut inntitutton,
, 1876-03-10

Senator Gonpos. Of Gcorgia, yesterday
liberated m elaborate speech which hns
been Imprisoned III his intentions something
lilo two months. 1t was devoted 10 the In
terna1 Revenue system, and was IN attempt
to prove BY the Whisky-lling frauds
that tho future collection OF the
exciso tax Ehonld DO intrllsted to MI army Of
Democratic officials holding thctr placcs foz
life. Senators MoRTos, SHERMAN, md Ed
huNps bad something ito say on tho subject,
End the diatribo OF the Senatorial e1-Rcbel
Was not permitted to co unanswered
, 1876-03-10

becoming indebted in some way for some pur-
poac. This prohibition in the new ohartor is
not roforroa to by tho Comptroller OR tho
attorneys whose opinions he obtained, nor
was our attention caliod to 1t until rcoontly.
When FRO observed that tho cortiflcatca Of in-
tiobtodnsss now being issued 1rofessod on
their face to be issued by sirtuo Of tho pro-
visions Of the old charter, which are null aud
void bccnuso In direct antagontsm with tho
now charter, wo could not believo tho aot to
bo legal, md said SO. Wo know TINT 1t Is
olaimed that the provision In the Coustttu~
ton applies only to bonded debt, and does
not apply to any other form OF indebtedness {;
but this is manifeally absurd, and would ren-
dor the constitutional prohibition ridiculous.
Thero would bo no limit on tlis aldo OF total
bankruptcy 10. the extont Of tho debt that
could bo piled up undor such d construction
Of the Constitution.
, 1876-03-10

Col. AsA Bmp GARDNER, Judge-Advocate
Of the Uour. Of Inquiry convened at Gen-
DAncou1's demand, appears to have taken 1t
in high ludgeon that District-Attoruey Drkn
rotuaed to ''giys away" the care against BAn-
fcoc1, cyen though that refusal involved dis
obedience to the Attorney. Generals direc,
tions In ule matter. Col. GAnDsKa's report
is amoug the documents yesterday submitted
dn response to ths request Of tho House, as
also bIr. P1EnnxpoNr's letter To Mr. DYER,
and nothing Is diacoyerabls in tho CORE
spondeucs to alter the general verdict Of the
country 1t tho time, which WAS, that Dykn'H
perceptions OF duty were right, though not
exactly in accordance with army discipline.
, 1876-03-10

tho New York UniYcraity boys ls:ely %njoYA
A"runh " In tho streela-snloyod Il. that Ii
until tho police nsbbod \ numbor Of tho ptrsla,
pants and lodged then, in tho Lookup. Tba
cards that tho iockod.up ones vFoso ths nsss
paposs to explain hon It al hAppsnsd NJ,
1utto ftiGhtful to zoe.
, 1876-03-10

H1zaEER ChrstEn ia lawycr By profession,
md SO arc aome Of his Democratic associates
on the Committee which Investigated the
-. War Department. But these gentlemen have
,enenies in their own party who carry their
.1nalicc to tho extont Of inveuting some e1-
;traorlinary EXCUSES for the remissncss Of tho
Committee in permitting MAasH to abscond.
Among othor explanations it Is urged that
::11r. OI1MIR and the Democratic members Of
tho Committee supposed TINT the written
Transcript Of MAnan's testimony would b.
sufficient for the purposes Of the impeach
mont trial And yet, as before remarked
t1fr. CLYMEa aud Eome OF hia brethren Of III,
Committee afa lawyers,
, 1876-03-10

1hs attendance At the representations OF
Dyhox's new comedy, "1lAsried in Haste," now
current at MoV1cKEa's TLostse. ahoHs that tie
people OF Chicago ulll pattonize goal thing
vhan thoy hayo fair chance. Tho play is well
given, 1IoV1uKER'a company having tho assist
Gnco Of shroo outside Artlsts. The fact that
the sesouscos OF tho company arc not adequate
to the production of such work without assist
anco Ia proof positive shat tho Judgment OF tho
public upon IT is Just. In fact ths public, With
all iu caseleasnesa aud ignorance, seldom errs
In isa verdict; and, In soy case, II haa tho
comfortable assurance that from tho court
which it ptas,des o1ar thore IL no sppeal.
, 1876-03-10

4 TntnrHz subscrlbsr In QUO Of tho southern
counties writes aa follows: ~ wish TuE Ta1B-
uNk would thump the Htale ofsccrs who are
using STATIC employees for eectioneesing pur-
poaos. At preseut, from ai1 to eight men (e1a-
ploysh) drawing salaries from the State ara ont
escttoueesiug for State officers doaizlng ron ON
nation. Counting tho time Of thcas mou, and
the time OF others engaged tn setter-ssiung,
postage, stationery, etc., it will cost tho paople
$4,000 or $1,000 for tho o!actIonseriug expenses
Of rhosc gentlemen desiring reoomtnation." !"
The guilty Etate officers will consider themselves
Severely " thumped."
, 1876-03-10
We s.iod to lot Mr. 4. O. WILLARD doun \
aaal1 saaanihia nj xAxsaisaa11 saai.att II

c,si,v =. no,alh,. an1 ,nyr.jnnl fno,n noint,ng
ont te u1.rnp incnnsfnbcnctaa In hia aoeount Of
tl,c tna,rnot,ons f.ov nrvxn1r1r psvo hin, Al IN
the conT,. III. pot, ond sf7;i .,onld nur.nn on
h, Hra,vofrre,.nror. .ht, ,ratto, nnthn.rh,hita
n, gr,tltrda for tho L,,dnoa. sbowc hin, and
doaa mt .oe,n d,aoocc, n int vc, eno,,yI, s,ona
n, lho contrary ho ia ,nitafut and xcnnmona,
T1,u - M IL tNi.' H. ,xopt .rnn5 s,.,,,ioooor.
inc ,,+I R,nrh,lcan a1,arnoo ,nd othar, for tl,a
c.tv ro;ntlnp for tho To.t ou1 Mntt rnd uhon
bis sttonflon vas cal1od to tbs troseberous con,
duct Of his naoor In TIM 1ast fa,ra campaign. bo
oar, os On crrneo thorcfor int ba Ind ac, o,
u,.der III, advice at t1,s f,orernor., Tn lah
s7our. AZ t,,o t1ft1, Ward hn conYosaat maj
. oor Rpvan1nor o.m, m ha7o IN f7ctob. = ~
o,llo, At tlo ,ca ARD aid In ,bo cro,.sf, NJ ,h-
conrtr,at;on ,o,h mn. Not Il ,oa. aothi.i, bvs -
.c1,,b r0oe rud h. o.A.sri ,oa' ,;,h,
n, ,o.u eu,,,or, 17v-,vo ~ n. ,,bc -, ~, !,
aoo, .f,,rvs-1.,7v 4n7rmot NJ ~ IT II, .,.,,,
and In n. co,,ne or c,nnyora,t,o,, a,id ~ IT.,
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r.x1n, .ra ~ cooa no,n,hlt.nn, ~ s.rs
na.n n. ~, .t.o h,,t ,,f,.x tss ~. 49, ~
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os7c. ~, .asa Tb;s - ao;s, ~. .',.ss ~ ~"
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n,-.rntrnr I, n;s ,.7;1 r. r,u w s.''.A.s
tbat ..ha IN, M, sdyiao I'm. ~, -, s 49,, ~
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nroto.totl acsb,at snct, = onraa y, It.ra i. ~
dat coutrsdioaou. Which of thom te,ia tbo
tvntbs W1ryArn conaurn-ta o,,xa . .,.a aa,u'a ~
nj T,,u,1sr sIo,,o in uc,1rs,sf,;, ). s,d s,rat. :.
o,r,,a h. rn,;1o NJ II ~ I.-o nn. ar - .,e,.,
torms, ,x,nt no told All. Hroxa md NJ H.nnrn u
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, 1876-03-10

Mrs. DowHn4 10 Secretary DEIkSAr:
Come, to tho rowrns, love, poEt-trkdsd for 5uu;
Tous bad shall ba MARSHES, Ill covsrsd With zaa
, 1876-03-10

ORIENTAL LODGE, NO. 80, A., F. h A. M.-gpecaI
Communication this FRIDAY evaung. 1t 1850 O'Clock.
for work tbs T. 4. Degree by order Of the haatsf
f. N. TUCKER. HscretatY,
, 1876-03-10
PERSONAL.


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eVefy inch HING
hfrs. Belknap II Presbyterian. Doss III b
long To tho Nev or The Old Bchooi7
Tbs Philadelphia Times sAys Holknap xut
subtle man but Marsh WAS autior.
Annis Montague, Of shs Kellogg ORA
Troupe Was born In tho Sandwich Islands.
Gufzot left : "popu1ar History Of Enolapat
in manuscript which ia shortly TO bs prtntaa.
Edward King ssys CASTELAR, a. m orator ah.
yests the commonest matter with hin almost d,
yinc afIlatus,"
Ex.ssuator Brovntov's dsnubtsr ganp,a =,
r.cently marrsed in Kno1v,l,s Tam. sbs "a.
10 Little Hook, AK, to liye,
ybe nost wh,,.;or I, ahon. In rnov. b,s ~,
danoa f,om Am.abutv Ia pa,bodv. III. 1s,,4
mnc v.tIav rnonrns tn ,o.s.
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oh'oo & M.ISn, tne eu1e' Ha1aess s0so&
oe'Knsp' maao ha fortune oos OF conssaet f%
iuln'sn.oR uniforms TO INC oose1amsot sfoeN
44.tAs Nv ""A' a'01a.'
oea' oA'11nAa 1sso ai1s' aHsnt kkso n1@@
e'so nss soa efoa placs ea a.s e1ha, &naa
to7usoo' oseause sao young man lsokso asa e9a
o1la'1lance. een' osans noSss moFso N I'D
@1''es ~ al.
Austria and Italy ars tt7tng 10 sgTea eRt
treaty to prevent the daatFuctton of su1all bi'd&
| IN Notthefn Ata!5 and parts OF ~ Iy1oi. Aaa
oifaa 20 not teii snSoooy anything IN saa9p0f
Oh sno "oslo no"aoa9e.
Hit. Grant Dun sid, In = speech reosntl7 d
hToted ut tia Oity OF London College, that Ea'
gliah commerce must Wipo on Ill tho jrst n
| ptoAones "n1en aaSo poea otouens aSAnss n.
iofe tns sons of hnRl@na couio % e1peetean
oe7ote soe'naei4es 10 oouamefcs.
| Adirondack Murray sa5s hsavsn u not PIP
uiated with singing thieves Of pain-baasins
bank1upts. Tho Reneta! Impression saous toh
tho other way. Tbs man who fails Of eTes1.
sh'ng else aaannaes that Tho disine p1aocsqsa
eompehsas'on WILL insure MIN nsafen.
Minnie Hauck has secured Judgment fa'
a, ,7oS. TO against Lafaystse HARRISON on sctouns
OF An untitled contract mAdo In 1868. 3. n. PHI
s!gusd the contract "a guarantor, but the oour
decided that, a. there wsa no consideration fa
sae acs' 1ne eseoutofs OF sas sesats ooaia hesh
Aelo se'Poaa'ole'
Ihs principle Of woman suffrage IL thlsas
deep root in tho Congregational churehesa d
Connecticut, and the number OF bald-heada
doacona Is continually inc1eas!ng. Tho paRtota
, 1876-03-10

of thu past winters packing Is given In an
other column. One hundred dollars In gold
would buy $114.62s in greenbaets at thn
, 1876-03-10

WASHINGTON CHAPTER, NO. u, r. ~ M.-spe-
cal Copvoca,io this {FrdAy} Afternoon aud evening,
1t anl 7:a1 o'clock, for work the Royal Arch De
grae. Visiting Comrtnlons cordially invited. by
cHAs. q. WRIGHT, sccrehry.
, 1876-03-10
GG5t Gb1e,4gu 0r,brs,1t.
Grecnbacks at tho Now York Gold En-
ehango yesterday closed at 873.

Rain or snow, to be followed by cooler
weather, nro tho meteorological conditions
predicted for this region to-day.
, 1876-03-10

WOODS MugEusF-Monros STREET, between Dear
horn And stase. Afternoon, aFanehou" Evtninc'
Lefty"
, 1876-03-10
TERMS OF THE TRIBUNE.

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, 1876-03-10

ADELPn1 TIEATRE-Dearborn at4est, corner
Nonros, Variety performance.
, 1876-03-10

Aa tho charming Isabella observes, "It il sx-
collont to have giants strength. but it ia
tyranuous to uso 1t like giaut." That Is Why
tho thoughtful printer, moro merciful than tho
writer, madc yawuiug broAoh In paragraph
On tho Public Library and tho Chicago Times,
published In Yesterdays TRIBUNE. Tho Times
will not know whero to attack, uploss its noao Ia
pointed In tho right direction and NO there
fore tako pleasure in Informing II that tho sen-
tonce-"!Elle best patrons Of the Library does
not patronize tbs Times tia absolutely intlo.
fonsiblo. Dut perhaps 1t would be tho part Of
wisdom for the Times to let tho blMnder pass
uanoticed; ts roAdcsa conld mover bo mado to
understand whero tho Ia ugh should como In.
, 1876-03-10

Tho Washington Republican published Wedncs-
day tho resolutions Of censuro which uorc pass
ed by tho North Carolina Senate on WILLIAM NJ.
Isonn'AR, member Of that body. for accepting
bribo in August, 1868, for securing the pass
ago Of resolution through the souate. The
hrIbo was the Bmatl sum Of S20. A resolution
OF e1pulaion was dcfoased by . voso Of 16 to 18
agaiuat. Tho resolution Of conruge WAS passed.
by vote Of ~ to 0. noDplNB IL Democratic
Representative In tho preaent Congress. and sa
a n,cmbor Of tho House Committee on War Ex-
pcnditures has boan acsivc in trying to fasten
upon the Republican party tho responsibility for
BELKsAp'B ms1oings. IIo is nice duck.
, 1876-03-10

lroOLEy'S THEATBE-Tandotrh Btreet betWteu
Ozark md LaGalle. Tho California Minstrsls.
, 1876-03-10

1susu9 111e4eAal e1l4o 1oA7j "1l1o2 "a" o013'
without cost to tho Company, which has sur
plus earnings OF $1,000, 1000 year, cannot
pay tho interest on the bonds issued by tho
Government. The annual interest on these
bonds issued To this Company is S1,62o, GOO,
but the Company refusos to pay 1t, 'lotting it
accumulate, until now It amounts to nearly
half tho principal Of the debt Is 1t not
possible for the United States to reach this
enormous nbuso Of tho nations itarnlity2