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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-12

to the New University bill, which passed
the House of Commons last night
Since the Government surprised Paria-
ment by promising grants for the
establishment of exhibitions, scholarships and
other prizes, the opposition has been tame
and Uhramontanes and extreme Protestants
have alike supported the bill. Before TINS
harmony was established, the Govern
ment was, however constrained to pledge
itself not TO cOuntenance anything III
the shape of sectarian eDdowments' lr-
respective of this promise, the bill won the
support of extreme Radicals such as MI
Fawcett, because it's principal aim Is to eStao-
lish an institution in Ireland at which ue-
gree could be obtained, no matter where the
student was educated.
The Tammany leader seems to have con-
siderable influence with Tammany, after all.
The organization sOlcmnly committed ITSELF
last night to the bull-headed method of OPP
posing Governor Robinsou's denomination
A long series of resolutions was adopted, one
of which is as follows;
Res9lped That in declaring as now do, that under
nosircumstances viii the Democracy OF the CITY OF
New-York vote Lucius Robinson as candidate ior
be fc of Governor we are be understood as at
tempng TO dictate to the Democracy Of the state but
that we simply ayow that support such nomination
would involve sacrifice Of all manhood and honor ana
that such a sacrifice we unwilling, under any cir
cumstances. to make.
Certainly after this declaration the Tam
MANY delegates to the State Convention can
not remain in it should Governor Robinson
be renomiuated, and cannot support him for
reelection without the most extraordinary
disqualification ever beheld even III the
Democratic party. Tammany has prepared
for itself before now tremendous meals OF
crow, and has disposed of them afterward,
too, with an excellent Democratic appetite
But this crow is simply colossal. 1t Is too
big for any human throat, one would say-eyen
the elastic throat of a well-disclplined Demo
GRAFT. And yet it is a question whether
Tammany has not really left matters III
worse plight than Mr.. Kelly left them. His
declaration that Tammany Hall would not
support Governor Robinson excited much IN
dIgnatiOn in the interior, but was passed by
rs the hOt-tempered vapOnng of leader
whose men would not follow him so far. But
now Tammany Hall makes his threat It's own,
at the same time adding rather absurd dis
claimer of any intention to dictate" Unless
the Democratic nature has mellOwed very re-
Gently, this will be enough to set the rural
Democracy frothing at the mouth with rage.
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PUBLIC OPINION.

Suppose New-York were in the South and
RepuD should attempt the course Tden Is pursu-
ing. How long would II be before the best citizens
would a shotgun club l-lNOrwich Bulletin tBep)
The Republican orator who says the war
has bun q State Rights Is Local self-govern-
ment has not been buried" and it Will not be Il the
people ~ the United States 30 their DOundeh duty TO
he Republican party by hamstringing 1t next year
LOuisyIlt COurieT-JOurual (DemD
1t seems ridiculous to us to preach what
awful tulugs negroes design doing when all the
chnery OF Government - IN the hands OF the whites,
ana they they crush any movement OF the
grOes easily power and intelligence can put down
weakness and ignorance. This issue
tremeiy gauzey.-l YicksbuTg Herald (COnservatiye)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-12
EDWARD MCPHERSON TO EX-CoNGREssMAN
GLOVER.

from The Phftadsi pkia Press lP6p)
Until your report" appeared | could not
cOmpre emf the Reasons why ned IN the last
Congress by both parties, IN such distrust 10 nov
plain. You disregard In your conduct, the rules OF iar
play which obtain everywhere 10 civilized countries
and especially Characteristic OF Anglo-SaNOn peO-
pies You mock At business OF Judgment. You nave no
candor or character or manlness Of nature. You re-
fuse to presume Innocence, which our Jurisprudence
teaches, until guilt be proved YOu habituay assume
guilt You goat over a scandal. You reYel IN Pely
tattr. which fits your measure EOu condemn wllhou;
hcaUngand shut your ears that you may not near Aug
you appear incapable OF fairly Judging any man. ienu
Zoe, who eXcics your suspicion, arOuses your uls
pleasure OF stands tho path OF your interest,"
Prob Dy you should not be harsnly Judged Tor Nuss
may De more a constitutional mlrmltY than pie0r-
termined purpose And therefore. having met every
point PLAN or obscure, which you nave tried 10 maAo
against me- and not wiling TO mOrtity you more tnsn
may for my yndicaon, leave you 70 tne
socesy OF your cOlabOrcrs IN defamation, WIN "hVH
alone you can hive cOngenlal assoclatlon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-12
SURCE0NS AND SpORTSHEN.

The dispute concerning vivisection which crops
out in the English Parliament and papers newt
ably every Summer has Just been raising the ire Of
our neighbors over the water. The whole matter
has its ludicrou5 bearing 10 outside lOOkers-On.
There are as many parties as in a South American
revolution. Here are the doctors who claim that
they have the right to experiment on the lower
ANIMALS, in order save human life or mitigate hui
nan suffering. There are the canophobsts who
hold that a dog has many rights as man. and
shall not be killed or experimental upon at all
for any purpose whatever. Between these extremes
arc the mder parties who would allow the animal
to be cut to pieces. and even killed. provided IL Is
done under the influence Of angsthetics au- be-
yond them all are the hOrdes of young medical stu
dents on the Continent who insist that every lad
studying surgery must est absh every well known
truth for himself by maDgling as many dogs as he
is able to buy.
The Bishop of Peterborough drove n nail into q
very weak place when he inquired in his speech
why no objection was made to the killing and fire.
quent torture Of animals for the purposes Of COM
merce, food or convenience Of man, when Oh
lection was made to torturIng and killing them in
order to save his life from disease. The bill for
suppressIng yyisectlon which was brought before
Parliament was opposed, oddly enough, by Lord
Aberlare, president of the Royal Society for the
Prevention OF Cruelty to Animals, and the funny
point of the affair was the CONSERVATION of its
supporters the day after to find that its construc
ton was so awkward that it forbade field sports
well as vivisection" The shudder which passed
through every BritOn's breast. though he
were member of the r. S. +. c. A, at this almost
catastrophe and the vigorous outcrIes thereupOn.
were appalling. 1t is cruel according TO the creed
of these vehement humantarian5, for physician to
experiment upon dog or frog insensbe from chlOro-
form i'm order TO learn how to save mems lives. But
when half a hundred burly British squres with
hounds and horses torture a miserable little hare
or fox for hours for their amusement, that is q
sacred Institution. not 10 be meddled with.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-12

show are to be given to the poor what VIII DC
done with the curiosity after 1t ceases TO draw we
cannot surinse, unless it IL put among the crown
jewels IN the Tower. We can imagine the young
woman who shows of the royal jewolry IN that
stronghold explaining upon the beauties 81 'he
Disraell-Tuuereili chapet, telling how much u
cost, and also how much 1t weighs. Mr. Bafnuu
knows best whether 10 would draw IN America; Dut
We are reasonably certain that IT would, II Only
Lord Beaoonsioid could be persuaded TO come over
with it, aud to wear It in hall hired Tor the pui-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-12
Aen-2lo1k Duilp Gribno1e,
FOUNDED BY HORACE GREELEY.
TUESDAY, AUGUST 10. 1879.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FoRfIGN-M Gambetta is opposed to the abroga-
ton of the Coucordat - The international Code
Congress bcganltssessious yesterday London
Miriam, a uaturazed American citizen, recently shot
dead Dahan Pacha in Alexandria, account of a
private grudge. - The subscription to the Bra
Gillian gold loan is proceeding actively in Rio
Janeiro - The Irish University bill has been
passed in the British House Of Commons.
DoMEsuC.-In Memphis, yesterday, six deaths
from yellow fever were reported. - The Hep
burn Investigating Committee have examined the
officials Of the Ogdeusburg and Lake Champlain
Railroad = DR.. Snow and the Secretary of State
testified before the Wallace Investigating Commit
tee at Providence, yesterday == The winners
ut the Saratoga races yesterday were George
Mccullough, Governor Hampton, Gabriel, Lady
Darcy. == violent storm passed over Madison,
Wis, on Sunday night
CITY AND SUBURBAN.-Tammany Hall Committee
On Organization last night pledged the Democracy
of New York not TO support Governor Robinson for
reflection under any circumstances. - -Four
more conyicts escaped from BlackwelPs Island yes
terday two were recapturedj two keepers were
arrested for drunkenness. = The use of
water-metres IN all stores hotels, public buildings,
ETC.. has been ordered by the Commissioner of
Public Works. - Gold value of the legal-tender
silver dollar 4121o grainsl, s6.5S cents Stocks ac
tive and higher, closing excitedly buoyant.
THE Manufacturers local observations in
dicate warmer and clear and partly cloudy weather.
with slight chances of light showers late in the
fay. Thermometer yesterday: Highest, $50 ; low
est, 800 average 72lso.
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ALAsr YEARS BlRD's-NESr.
49,. IA. gs.sgou IF.r9fd Kan

Every indication shows that the GreehOack
issu. h. last Years birdsuesi. with improving Ous
nee great crops abundant currency, general EMPLOY
meut aud cheap living, the GrcenOack argument Is IN
fined to those VINO ruined by uuwise speculdIous
nnd those woo learned their lessons Ike parrots anu
know not the meaning OF what they utter II We can
nave all the currency We want, IS AoOu a. kou s,b
choolboy can see thar it better than money WHEN
constantly huetuates ia relation 70 tue wOIlu -.
OF value when Is also our standard "hae'ef We iN~'
call money.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-12

Dutch fortunes appear to hang very swoetly be-
fore the longing eyes of many an American citizen.
Mr. Brney. L. S. Minister at the Hague. is absO-
lutely showed up with letters from Americans who
fancy themselves heirs to large estates in Holland.
Scarcely a mail reaches him without letters from
some of the States or Territories of the Unon and
from Canada and New-Brunswick, earnestly asking
his assistance TO interests in estates alleged
70 be ready for distribution. Mr. Birney declares
that he has every reason to be convinced that for
several years past a systematic and remuneratve
fraud has been perpetrated upon the American
neople. There are no traces to be found
Of the estates mentioned. Mr.. Birney
GAYS that the notices regarding such estates appear
ing in American papers Che invention of agents
who are decelviug the incredulous and getting
handsome revenues from their contributions, given
under the delusion that these agents are busy in
nroying their claims-to estates which have no ex-
,stence. Mr.. Brney earnestly urges these visionary
Americans to cease their hunt after imaginary for
times and keep their money in hand, since there is
no estate in tine bush.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-12

A good character can be of use, 1t seems,
even to wOUld-be wife murderer. John
Sandford, who, while intoxicated, shot his wife
twice, was on trial yesterday. lie pleaded
guilty TO shooting with intent to do bodily
harm, and the wife stated, IN a COM
munication to the Judge, that q. this was
not the first attempt her husband had
made upon her life. But large number
Of persons had testified to his good character,
and the Judge sent the man 10 the Elmira
ReformatOry. with the remark that only that
circumstance saved him from the State Prison
Wonder that good character should be useful
10 a man admitting such crime is lost in
wonder how he came 10 get It,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-12

The welcome which Lord LOrne and the
Princess Louise are receiving IN New-Bruns-
wick is as hearty and spontaneous as could be
expected from people who seldom have an OD-
portunty to bask in the smiles of royalty.
Canadian loyalty is, however, extremely tickle.
The grows which followed Lord LOrne's at
tempt to consult the Queen on the Letellier
affair came from some of the people who had
not long before made prOfuse professions of
attachment to the Crown.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-12

Another letter from our staff correspondent
In the Black Hills gives many striking details
regarding the great mines in the "belt near
DeadwOod. These mines have a curious his
tory, inasmuch as they were at first regarded
with indifference because of the poor proper
ton of gold they yielded TO the ton of rock.
Now they promise to be among the best-pay-
ing mines IN the world Although they Yield,
On the average only about so to the ton,
the body of rock seems inexhaustible, and
ran he mined as easily as building stone is
quarried.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-12

The Irish member who said Hang the de-
"grees--it is money we want" appears to have
expressed the dominant sentiment In regard
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Persons Iodring torn for the season, and Sam
mer t,GrcIerS can hare The DAILY TRIBUNE
mailed to them, postpaid, for 81 per month, the
address Icing changed as often as desired.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-12

The Commissioner of Public Works has
found it necessary, in view of the growing
demands upon the water supply, to require all
persons using water for business purposes to
use a metre by which the amount they must
pay the city can be gagged. This, it is be-
lieved, will be useful, not so much in gaining
q revenue for the city as in checking waste.
1t is noted as one incident in the increased
drain upon the supply, that the elevated
roads use half million gallons of water
a day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-12

1t will be observed, from the conversation
with Colonel GrosvenoT, that the most san
guine Republicans in Ohio are predicting a
majority of 10000, and that the most san
gume Democrats are not talking of any ma
Iority at all.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-12

Lord B,acOnsields beautiful laurel wreath. or
rather the wreath which would have been his IT be-
would have accepted IT, is to be exhibited in various
large towns by Mr.. Iurnerei, the person who man
aged the intended testimonial. The proceeds of tn
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-12

The guJernatorial canvass III Massachusetts, will
ne rendered liyeier by The Withdrawal of Governor
Talbot from politics, and twill be IN eresting even
the rumor that he has declined reelection should
nroye unfounded. Various Republicans arc spoken
of 10 I'LL ms place, and there Is ample evidence that
several gentlemen oil the party perfectly will
inc 10 accept nomination. The sea is a little agi-
tated but General Butler. who an able mariner,
has 10 objection to another attempt 10 enter
the state House harbor. The letter of
Boston correspondent. which is printed
another page, gives some interesting gossip
about the action Of the Regular Democratic
Committee on Saturday. Some Democrats will vote
for Butler a. they dd the last time ho was a canII
dale. and some vail not but as IA cannot be popu-
lar with them without uskIng whatever popularity
he has with the Republicans, the game wnIcu he
will Dee obhgod % play Will tax ali the skill the
General possesses. WHAT a mainly needed Is ju-
dicious nomination by the Republicans; aud the
chances a.o that they viii be prudent enough to
make II.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-12

Gambetta is opposed to the abroga-
of the Concordat. -- The International Code
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-10-14
Baltimore, Wlb, 9iendag Den II. Stober 1879

Die Saditeinmaurer irt Nafhpille,
Senn., itanben geitern fir eine GrbDbung hires
Sagelobnes bon 81 so auf S3 aus. Sie 4r=
beitsgeber baben bic Sorberuna suriidaaetuieieu.
Die S0bne bes pern1iBten gu ft1diffe
90 l. baben jeet aGs 6oifuune, ibren Sater
pieoerauieben, aufgegeben. Ser in Der letten
tunoene 8allon tpurbe, iuie iidl iebt berans=
ltellt, etntge Sage porber in gSauteiba iteigeu
gelaiien.
Sn gtemarf, N.zS., puroe seitern bas
3su9enperb6r in Dem ProSeiie gsgen Sol.
Slatr, ben OiOroer bes autld)erS Sobn lrnl=
itrong, 9eibloHen. Die 4rgun1ente psrbeu
ipabrlfeinlid beute porgebradt tperben.
Sn 3 Il II lit Elm Srief bon R. &. Bur-
fiji, eiuem Der beioen Wdnner, tpeld]e inn leb-
ten CONNER BON bort aus in Dem fleinen Sa=
selboote y@oloen @ate" eine 8eiie nm Die
gSelt antraten, eingetroffen. Sas S1iffden
bate Die Sap SeroezSnleln in SO Sagen na6
ielner Ibfabrt erreid)t unb mar I'M Begriiie,
nah benz Sap Der guten Sofinung ab3uiabren.
8 IA s. SO. s ie, Su6fiibrer Der Sir
ma Spbe, gSarren & 0earb in Soitou, lift ieit
bem IS. slu9uit ueri6munOen, ltnb man bat
trot aller anitrengungen fsine ausfunit Iber
leinen Gerbleib erbalten fInnen. Seine Sii<
der io0en ii6 pollitdnoig in Sronung be fin=
ben.
Sobn GuincD u ba nts bat eiuen grief
9elbrieben, in ueldem er iid bereit erfldrt, ais
oerneurSamtS s @anbibat Der
Democratic bon Muiiaduietts auf;utretcn.
Scr BroseB Der y gSittipe" Sliper gegen
ben @r=Senator Slron Cameron lOllte bellte
Dor benz @eneralternlin 5ur Serbanblun9 ge<
lan9er, ipuroe iebOh bis gum add)iten Won-
tage peri6oben.
General @ran fam seitern in 9(itoria,
Sr., an.
(, Der aus ftano Der Irbeiter in benz
Sradtbepot Ser Sbors>8abn" 81 @lepe.
lano, Shto, enoete bereits 9eitern Wftttag, irl-
oem aae atusiteberIOen mt 2lusnabnle bon
etipa 100 Diann SIT Oem friiberen 2obne an Die
Irbeit suriidfebrten.
Der q o # fter 5u 2ouispille,
ap.. bat fid) 9etpei9ert, Sriefe, lpslde an g.
s. @ommerforO, Sefretdr Der IS NJ m II :
ne ealtb= b=9otterie=@eielIidaft &c
rld)tet iuarel, absuliefern, uno Elm Yro5eB
tpuroe oaher i'm bteiigen Sunbesgerihte eiilge=
lettet, UNI Die @iiltlgfeit bes fiir5lid] bonn Sc
neralrYoitamte erlaiienen Sefebls in ge5ug
auf Sriefe on 3otterte. @eiellidaften auf Die
Yrobe gu ftellen. 0as @srid)t enti4ieO, baB
ollie an i, 8. s. GonmerforD" geridteten Srteie
ntd)t 5ltriidgebalten iperben f0ullter, baB Der
be.reffenbe gefebl iebod inioiern red,ts9iiltig
Jet, as er auf Sriefe, weld)e an Yerloneu ais
G9enten bon 2ottertes9eielli6afteu ober OH
sotteriefrmel lelbf aOreiirt ieteu, ungeiuenDet
niiroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-10-14
Gin nerwtGeIter Grtnttatalfea.
=8tftnpro In Satnpis. - gSic oas s}sr:
bredlen ans Sageslid)t eelaugte. JtotIj=
atidlt ttitn GeInernreifufta

ct. 2outs, 13. Sftober. - Trau 9lice
Sanborougb, in Der gfd6e BON 2ebanon, ct.
9latr :Sountp, ST., mobnbaft, lit inter Der
Intla9e perbaftet norben, tbren @atten SboS.
9anborougb, loipie befen 8rlloer Geo. 9an=
borough pergtftct 5u baben. gebterer, ipel6er
BET latnem Srloer .ebte unb ein iebr fleiBi9er,
5u9leldb aber audi Elm lebr gei3iger Otann mar,
tarb Dor etipa led)83ebn Otonaten inter perz
bdd)ttgen llmltGnbelI, uno Sbos. 0anborougb
perldleb iteben Ofonate ipGter ebsltfalls iebr
ploblld). Wfan id0pfte Seroad)t, ieood) iuurbe
telne llnterludnnq poraenomnlelt, bis Srau
Oanborougb Dor fnrsem einen QeiuiiIen 9torQ
SiIton aus SltzSt. 9ouiS beld)nloiqte, lie acz
ld)anbet Su baben: Die Srar bebauptete, 2iiton
babe ibr ein Biitol an ben &Dpf geebt uno Iie
inter Sobesorobunaeu qe,tpunqer, ieineu
2Sllnlfen nad)3ufonlmeu. 2tltDu erfldrte baz
9egen, er babe einen Sriei, fpelfer betpeiie,
oaB Die Srau ibren @atten uno S6mager
ourdl Silt aus bel gSege gerdumt. Ser
Srlef pelder ipdter BON etnenl @ebempoliSt=
lten erlangt muroe, lit bon Sobn 6reelauo III
Slt-St. Souis, einent Sruoer btr 6rau 9all=
borough, on Die 2ettere 9eridtet un0 brobt, ite
Der &ergiftung ibreS @atten unD Sdmagers
anSuflagelt, penn iie bem Sdreiber l1idt ioz
fort bret Dollars idife. Clifton, 5reelanO uno
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finoen iid) icbt in1 @efingniie s1 SellepiQe.
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