New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-27

a. crossing bar and the captain decided to cast anchor
Soon without meat drink The cable Of the anchor
snapped and the vessel was for time az the mercy OF
into hsrbor at very uncomfortable pace She missed
her proper moorngs IN the DARK ana diited int desc
Of s% td ad@e
tin sank up the waist In the Ooze Madame Francisque
was rescued by the soldier who had originally hired
sest in the boat Madame Legrand almost disappeared
from view In treacherous quieksand and the LADIES OF
the company more dead than alive when they
reached hotel and found themselves within reach
OF fires and dry clothes.
Garibadi, in recent letter to political
friend reminds his countrymen that on every ground
italy ought to succor sister IN glory and misfortune
Greece and that all the nations the Eastern shore o.
the Adriatic have right TO count upon the sympathes
of those who separated from them only by the Strait
OF Otrauto He does not despair OF seeing his young
sovereign "tread the glorious path of his progenitors
with the genius that distinguished Them. He sgnii-
canty refers the selecting power by which great men
are chosen by great sovereign for great enterses-a
1uality which can never be denied to the Emperor Will
liam and which must equally be withheld from Napoleon
Ill During the recent war what was chiey wanting on
the side OF the Turks was directing mind to make
choice leaders worthy Of the intrepid soldiers OF the
Crescent The Emperor Alexander, on the other hand
had the great merit OF among s so Gne
particularly during the dsasers OF N run M u aG
guard Of his troops such men as Ghourko ana ks
TodIeben William and Alexander have given to their
campaigns that direction and force which is the secret OF
have known whom to select TO make their successful
issue a certainty.
Just now there is no lack of CHASTITY intelli-
eence. At Liteton w. Va, last Sunday, occurred so
cross and aggravated OF ynching that the au-
thorties take notice of 1t stand forever dsgraced
before the country. John Wallace. who was in jail.
charged with the killing of two women and child and
guilty by his confession. taken from his cell by
a PARTY OF fifteen Theprison had previously been
stomed at the pistol point the guards being easily over
come. Wallace thrown down and bound, and
rope put about his neck He was dragged down stairs
and out Of the JAIL pulled like log Tor mile and then
hanged a He nearly dead before he was
tied up All the time he screamed prayed. cursed and
vailed frightfuy but his aSsassins, remembering only
that he had shown mercy, showed none themselves
When the early passenger train the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad by in the morning Wallace was still
dangling there, and the conductor ohging enough
70 slack little, order that the might have
good view of the body. Wallace implicated one NaTs
in the murders, and now the avengers are talking OF
ynchng Vars Nobody has yet been arrested for taxi
ing part III these extrajudicial proceedings Some
action il is said, Will be taken by the officers OF
the State" AS foul murder has been committed in
cruel and cOwardy Ii is to be hoped that the action
will speedy and effective. Some OF the fifteen engaged
IN this assassination surely he identified convicted
and punished according to law Lynching as far North
a. Wheeling is somewha, intentionally near.