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bl? . r t. Cali^ne,
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Mi?s!?iQ!"oi SI-KIN,;?.?The fine? of ('mu ?-t
V th.? watr ...ti.irr'iil. It i,?t>r lal? ia ?II
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M ?ojeaia.
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I* Br? York.
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ara?? it i*a? liabi? to a ?t,trb "?|" Jud???? drcitioa'' it lb?
Or?i.J Trial ! ."4*ud f.,: .?ii ;... ?i l.otb ?litthr? HA Bru?_??r.
WiltD Skwin_-Ma< hinks? Tiik Ntw Mooki..
Wo. _Hal?room Na. ?1J Bri.?!??,
WiiKKi.K.it ?V Wilson, [a? k-Stit? ii Skw
laaMn HiNKi-ad Bitvo*. II- i? Maraiaa. B? ?2, rlr,,?l.?r
Orovkb ?k Baker's Highest Premium Sew"
??o M, m ?a?, Wo 4-?>ir???:?it _XJl_
Bouxa Buck Machink.
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garentr' Ai?tettU, I'Atmthc.r 1'hilulalpbi?. N?. York It Boil on
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work itt'll tlii-v ??'ni Mai;
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d'alr.iat I. I ... 1 rauaatlautu . but ___?__M ??wu-i fi.l a
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.mi iNssat 4 Sons' Triumph.
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At ?he hend :,?
In s Hil ?i, la th,. ?lu?. i ti I'aria
i iVaMaaalSa ??'? HmM Mtlktatkasvltlttt-I tant
?mritjr in Kurojioi. lia?, aftrr a rar.-ft.l t-tSt-SM-H
|BI iii'i.ncal lustnitiit'iiU eilii'iit.-J at Iii. l'an? Ki|. .ait.i.B,
a-ilJr' l.
?FUJI WAT .? -K-K-.
I 111.II! CUUWD II -I I MUM SI Ml im
' 1'or er-?!r.at mi|M'i unir an,l m??'- ' ? ? ??! ti: l'iiai? ?s "
t l*?n .?i stiiusar Hall, Nu? 71 anil 7.1 l^.saT
T. IHTKKM H ?T Ni? V .ila
??ttotyc? eVml^?hiiMe
SATUKDAY. AUGUST 8, 1807.
TEUMs OF THE TRIB?NE
Daily Tbibunb, Mail Subscriben, $10 per i-una.
M Ml W I K.KI.Y I KIIUM'. Mail .*s||li?e| i lu i ,. ?1 pi I ?ill.
\\ i i.ki v 'A -.11.1 m. Mail Subscribers, $9 pet annum.
Adver ti slag Kites
Daily 'I RIB! K1 . ' ? ni? pel line
si mi Wi i hi v Tarai m. ..''. i ?-nt.s perlina?
Wl-1 KI \ I R1BUN V. $1 50 pel Im?
'1 ? I ?ii-, e-iisli in .ul?, .nee
Aclilie-?, 1 in '1 min m . New-York
THE run; cm: IN el rope.
Su vin?, p.iionn us. ?ici ut? im American I?ihha
Klis, Nu 17 Ilenilt ttl -t , < itsi'iit Oiiflen. laOliilcill. Bit
?Keats lot Tai 'i ubi m la Gi? .ii Brttata
Caki. (?i i:di pt Box, Booka Bor sad PaUlsher,
Vi. m,.-!, is?Kt'iii f.'t nu i Taman laAastns
i" i; Num.?*? .s ? t, sue i ni riaalnirs. Its n Bat
Aiifier, Paris, areaftatsIsr Tai Tannin la Ure? ?
A A-iii i; ? <'". BeohseHtti oui PabUthen. Ko _o
Daterdea Linden. Berlin, eresfftati fee I'm I-UBi ii la
l'i :is?i i
The |;i!?,ise iiLti'tit- ?III re..?i- -h - uni , ni
\ i I ll?,-lliellt- ft.I lill 'I llll-.t M . mil -.?l|i|i|v ? ,l|>.? ? Of I'lO
PSPOI tu -A IiitTH-.a li -? te ii "hu,ii ill Hi I ii|..|i.
7') COBMESPOltDEll Te
ti? rot re etn be talesri I iaj_atla__ SS'
laerl .n ii .i?t ' t fcitlicaa
ot thi? ?ant. r?uot nrri???_!:.? I,.i i_.tiliiatlOD.liut U
Al - . :???? f?r tl.ia oft.? thoa!, be aJiieaael |j Tu? Tam
lime, ft.- Lui..
Vacaaaal aaSartak ? rtmi r..mm.inl<-at on*.
rv A Uittoryof Tutervention in Men*to.ihi
Pitttburgk lum Mills Strike, and a Leitet bon
our Sjuiml CotTmupondeni m Hi, Mining Refont,
a ?'?ii or on the ti, mid t, igt ; Ihr ('holt ra in Aim,
lin Money Article. Marl d other mau i -.
i?.i th,- (hird ?nil? ; UOtioet "J BOOM of th?' '.I c</.
an the si.itlt page} and (unit Reports on the
seventh paye. <____________________
After m my ?.fars ?if tadle, KoMatfa bit been
I ?--st ?>T4'?1 tO till' connell?? eil III. ?'?illlltl.S Hfl
lins just keen unanimously eleeted io ti*?- Han
(.'..li.Ul Dle't- _______________________________________
Tin* Cratam li.)vc iiti.vj?. ? te elly found BU
?lily in PltUB-B. J-lKiii.u i k"s otlici.tl OtRBB
|tl> ills for tin? illt.'lte renee of the- (!ie?;it
Powen ni Barope in hehell >.i tin struggling
l?.ltlii)t-. _
The Convention at lia -hinom! liael a sny
brief eet-rion yesterday in?"'""??-'. Mr. EfnmuV nit
?aying thal t-Mhntehel had been boiied between
tli<- tsso parties sillo lim] ii|i?iii tin- piici liin,;
day threatened t<> become hostile .actions.
Immediate); after Bdjonrnmen!1 mam meeting
ooorened which wa__ mitin ?til bj J Mr. BottB,
ssln.iiitii.iM'd tilt- platform ..f the Ajml Conven
tion. (?tu. Peirpeinl in???l<' ;i briel ipeedi,
ami resolutioni sun' . _ ? 1 < ?i > t. ?1 indorsing t li? ?
e ??lll-i- ni den. She i.el.in.
In Um ('ouse ntKiii [yetterdaj fifteen nn*
iuciriuls igainal Um BpprepriaUoB <?l mom s t?n
se.t.m.m institntiom were preflented. The
Coiniiiitti i- apon the Powen .? rul Dath - of Um
(iosiiniii ?mil l.ii uti ii,mt iiu','1 iti'ii reported
ht lavin eif li.-iviri.__r tin- Legitlatait determine
Um amount o_ Um Qorernoi'i lalaiy; ilao
letOBt-Xtldlng that BO lull -hall br t-gned .-ifter
the adjoiniiiiunt el the Legialatnre. The ?Jeiint
Coinniitiee- ti|ioii I.,inking .uni Ciiiniie) fand
lii-uiaiici' reported ptoridoiM for tin* lor
ination and rontiol of COtporBtioiM. Siiliun
i jut.suies that Um faigithiliufl theil hoto
no power to pasn an> law diicelly ?ir indi
rcctly Bothorisii-g Um ttupenaioo <.i tpceie pey
mints by any pi-ison or e in jmi at ion, and Mc
tion f inakis htorklioldfis indis i?lu;iliy Uebli
to Uii- anioiint of tlnii Mlenk for tin. debil of
the <oij???iation. A icsolntioii isa? adopted
looking to | prohibition <?f all ??ft i'iitii|ii'iz<*H
ol' lotU'iics. Mi. BtaBltOW't rcMolntioti ?.I in?
quiry as to Um ainoinit oi police attendance
npon Ciiininal Collits in this city was tailed
up and adopted. A n solution that it is the
duty of Hi? United ?State-s to pay tin* outlay
oi Um d. hts of thi loyal States in suppiiit of
tint war was ordered sent to each Senator and
Ki pu M'iitativc in Congress. A resolution for
iiual adjournment upon the 10th of September
ssas adopted.
Our exemption, until the lirst of Ati^ii"?,
from the att.u ski of epidemic < hohia, has been
the linne noticeable from the laet that that
dread disease hoi ben lading in djftereiit
portiotM of our own country as well ?is m
foreign lands. The Smith \\ estern cities have
goffered heavily from this cause, and from
Memphis and the towns of fai-oll Kansas we
ha?? tin- report of many deaths. One year
uko the deaths from cholera in this eily ami
Brooklyn were from IO to 40 per day, and Till.
Tumi ni. said "Cholera as an epidemic is
" rapidly ujmiii Um iiicieiiM' in this. ? ity and
"upon the islands in the hast Kivei." That
Wi have not the same record to make to-day
in du? to Providential care, and not to a health?
ful condition of either our tenement houses or
our public Bticets. The Bonni <>1 Health nie
doing ull the law justifies them in doing to
cleante the rookeiies where humanity is pocked
like herrings in a box; bul for the purilication
of 'our thoroughfares we must look to othei
oflicials. If Street Commissioner McLean and
Street-Cleaning Contractor Whiting know any
thing of the condition of the highway* over
which they are supposed to have special jun.
diction, they know that there aro BOOM of
thorn which are daily inviting the portflfJfJQ,
and almost ONBt-Bg it. The. copious nuns of
the past months \___VtoJBJgfBB.BBBM-ttQQOttBter
jtfry.A _{_$? J-e*-i?t of the ttreet-oleoaei
tliia cannot Ipftg continue. The nion-!i of
August will 1?? nelson ?il?! y sure to in? lude
such continued drouth and three heats M t??
convert Umbi foul ways int.? hot-bcdi of B__e*
lli lllr iii.-,ci-???.
TkeBf air?ete may be cleaned; and f(?r every
day that they aie not deaned tin- contractor
who har?raiiic.l l?i Kee!? them in good sand u v
condition should be held n ?i-i'ii?i'?l?\ When a
sweeping auiln.lv may be Hi?' recall <>f bie
m?,ii?,niiy <?i in'i-!.'?!, tlie pablk ara no4 dis
pond t<? let him uff -i?''? ?I'?' ??triol peiloiin
illieo ol Ills conti ?iel
THE LESSON ol' TENNESSEE
Tin? licpiihhcan triumph in IVniic-tsec OD_l
all ?lLsciis?,ion in ICgatd t.? (lie colored vote ol'
the South. Nor promises nor threats could
win the freednien to tlie suppoil of the parly
which had opposed their lihenition, and given
all its ?sympath.y to the l.el>ellinii. Yet Teii
BBOBM is the only State in which general
com .'s.sion.s li,ive leen in.nie to tin- ? ol
ored Bato hy the Deinociacy ; tiny \\?ie
invited to semi ?Iden,des to Democratic
Conventions, and at a time when timid
l.eptihlicans in tin- l,ei*i?! nine were afraid to
allow black men to sit on juries, tlici?? wen
Democrat.h shiowd cnoii-rh lo oller them a
t-thaic ot the ollices in the ?'ill of the pi opie.
On the other hand, the planters of Western
Tennessee used stioiti'ei mean-. !.. leCBW the
colorad vote for Etheridge; dismiB_?1 lunn
employment was the penalty of a vote tor
I.Kiwnlow, and so iiniv?i?il \. the??- tin. its
th.it (.en. Thom.i?. eras compelled to tata-fere
foi the llloti'i'lioll of the col?le?! llli'Il. Uni
!eiioii?,n could not diive. flattery could n??t
betiay ? llie lie?-.linen ot Tenne????" knew tint
the I.<"|?iil?li(.in paily w.t? tit." ..uly party they
dated Imsl.aiid ci?t then voles solidly foi
th?* liepiililit.iti candidate?. This unanimity is
prophet i?'. If th?', black* me Kadic ii in
Tennessee, tliele eau he DO fell till. th?'.V will
Ik? Cohm-i vaiive in 1,.?ii-,mi <?i South
C.nolin.i.
The reca?? <?f 11 ? i -? election, i lui ?ture? ?_ea_i
the triumph of tin- li.-??nialia in p.n tv in the
South. Nothing can prevent it but the tait-'
I('?,S1U"SS Ol lllllill' li II? e ill 1?? ?HI 1 li li". Ill S ill tile
North . it is yet in oui powef to malve o? mar
e_ccoe_ Tbe lull and perfect! eoafldence ??f
the cohueil voters of the Rebel Stat' ? i? KJYM
to us. and to keep it \\<- have obJi te deeerrc
it. Hut it the BepttblieaO puty in New-Yoik.
Ni w-.Feisey, and PC-US] Iv'.iin.i deni, s the right
of Kiitll.?",'?" lo Ihe cololed ?itl/'IIS (?I tllOtC
?States, the failli of the So.ith in i'- ?nu n if..
must he inevilalily lost. Two oppoeiog piinci
pie-, cannot co ariel. th?!?" ?.innot l?<- OM
rule of |it??l?<?? tor the Soath, and one foi lim
Noith. lint that policy win. li in the nain.- of
tl.idoiii v\e impose ll|?i?n others we must "'?I
si-K es aeeepl. Com H'lioii <?t hv ;,,? i-11-.y, lift ?li?
llie bal of the nation, ie the -lteraatire. ead
BOthiBg could do mole ??? check RepuUii ?li
eiilhnsia.sni in Alaliama ?>i N<?ilh Cuioliiia than
the aiiiiounccmi'tit thal Mew-Yoi- liol rafased
the balle! t<? bei own ritixenA. Ii ere want to
litnld up a Ulai k min'? part] ii li li the MI-Cl
lind Kpeedlest W.iv, liol ( oii!d WO have t?C
etlionteiv to complain of a polite i! organi?
sation baaed oa dietin? aioh
v.e onis.lveS It I |. i i I
\ti m- hin- im ti n now thal ji?'.'.- will be
lang denied to li," ?-?iIoikIJ neu ?>f ti??- Nott!i.
1 ? -1 Ihelll Volt" ?U*. tiley till?, ii W II'?' V..?!. theil
pohti.s th.ii Me ut>" comi-iti'-l, bol erith theil
righta, Kven ?ren it eertaio thal every < UHed
role m N? m Votk would !??? ?a?? tot tbe Deaio?
nain ticket, our von ?? w, i, I ?
sn-Yage. And apoa lowei groui I . th?
devotion of the fie? ?lin-ri <>: T ?Tin-. ''? th"
Republican CBBBB should I?.- IB >:- UCBl I ?
those polil i.i.in-, who mvei Ililli ,i< N ??;>! juin
eiple *dl time bee proved thal li -
expediency.
TeiiliesM?'?' h.'ia-i t.lllirhl thal I?*??'?'? Tus in
iii?- hist .Mut?- oleeti ia ?t which tin
have taken full pit1, Hld thoUgli the ?'.in
iv, in ii? i? ? tn.l pt i m ?ni?, ui'l ever) pi ?. ? i ia
to not was given, .?ni ?: w11 maintained
thloni'hoiit iii?- State li.'- pi BBOtiiM
by the ? nil .mt li.?: ;? . i iii by Gen Tbotnae,
it i? tine, wen- eicelleut, \ ? I the] enta, not?t*
iiiii-lv iiiMiitiicieiit hi<l there been any tratfa in
the DemiM ratic dogai i thal the i pia] i..
ot black and Mint?- ti-t ? ?nil iti i u u .?? i it M
I lie I.. ?.linen Men not nil . l( ||
piala that tlnv pt' ?'-i \ ? d o?d? i I 'n
vote ?um BBntaallj Lafgei the polii
?vera ciowdeil, the paeaione of ratea an
??veiled, and lind the li?-1 ??t ? di in "I li ?'. I it u
Thomas had no lotee in T? DI it ? iMtld
hilve pievetiti'd it. Thal the r.iii??' :i i.iniin > Bl
vote they east lol the Republican ?",!.' ;? t
pioot of then _ta?BM t'?t 'h'" ballot, tier !>,?
(.died I p.nlisaii aigMBBiait; l?'ir ve ? in do
without it. We take the grand ?\pe?ctacle of ?
race el slaves, had bom the erbipping-poal tad
the market, deepiaed, ignorant, poor, mddenlj
clothed with fii-edoai and Introeted with p??lit?
c.il poMii.wiio fetge mil' by aide with their
mast ei.? ami peeaecuton to the poll*, aa peace!nile
as if lol (?eiieiatioii-, thej h.i.l bcCB the ilul
dien of the Stat?-, and not th'- oc.i.ts who l.oie
ita Ituideiis. Is not !hi? .?p;.r<*,i.itt?m of ?lu- .
iiii-.-iinn*-? of the ballot 1 There are men m Tea*
lies-???) today who nevei |e!f tha? tlnv arete
men till tiny < a-?t theil vote? lu Brownlow
last Thnraday, and U ve dared believi thal
tin? Denioci.its of this ?if. hid hilt th.- s |
<?t their leaponeibility as roterai ami hau the
reHjiiM t loi the n.iiieilness o! the ballot
that the nei;io?'s oi 'J'en lies?,,.,. |?,~
are aheold aoi deepah ?>f loninf thiereii baa
ished from our <.oveiiiiiient, fiolu the City
Councils, up or down, to the Coin's held m
the intt rent of Kum.
Teuin-firM-e, Andrew Johnson's own State, ha*
utt.ily repudiated bil policy, and declared thal
not upon Ins pinn is reooBcUiattoa peaetUe?
Tho new Le^i-,1,11 mV will ( BOOM tin- au^COM?I
of Senator i'att.'tson, and ?-?veiy ?MM of th?
?i((ht l'oi)Kies?ini ti (hos'ti is a Kadi? al.
'i'his victory is one foi Aniiie?ty, f,,i f|,,,?
must lie the Certain KS'il? ot ih,. unity ,,f
the Repuhln.iii p.utv, N?tth and Boath?the
acceptance hy the Babel s*.it.s ot tin- nnt
uiitl results ot tin? wa!. So \tmkg nH
men like Monioe, and Petty, ami Mill, und
Herschel V. ?Johnson re?BBC t<? BCkaowIedgCthe
defeat of the KcI.mII?oii and the, abolittoB ot
Sliveiy, inilit.uy ml." and di?! i.uk hisi-ineiit
will Killtiinie. I'll?) Rep ihlie.in si? 11 ?s in I'cii
licHsee is tit?*. Iii?t greal sf?'p to the resfoiation
of ci\il ?,'oveinineii! , i! solv.?s the [iTohlen) of
rocoustructiou. The ftWl exi?ei!iiient of im?
partial enftagOi <?t e.pni! rightathae been tnetl,
and has Hticceedeil, nothing leinains hut to
work out with patience, and moderation, jus
tico and pood will, tim HUM glBIld icsult from
VltgiaJa to Texas
The resolution of the Heform leaden <<> re?
sist any reductniti of the fiatn__M ?IXteodcd to
the people hy tho Home of Commons, is an in
?iication of popui.u laaliaf irhtah b?j trust tho
Loids will have sense iuioiimIi to l-g-l-. T_4
people are Htioin? enc-gh now m Bagland)a_d
lesolufe, BBOngfa t.? insist upon their ?letn.uids.
ttutl tho solo mult oi vcxatiour4 0pj)orj|ti'?_a will
be to make them demand -till more. Great
Britain refuted the first reqnestH of her Amer?
ican colonies for a redress of grievance?, and
the conseqiienc?' was that the colonists WOB.
further, and instead of stopping at redres*-, in?
sisted'upon revolution. Jf the Lords now re?
fuse their consent to I reform in the system of
ripieseiitalioli, the people will be very apt to
agitate for a radical chance in the Constitution,
and the HotMt eil lYeis will be looked upon as
an obatacle Which BUM. be put entirely out of
exitte nee?
na tIVEULAND MANS
Thi C.eneiiil Government pays *?"x'),000 per
aimiitn for the transportation of it-- mails be?
tween Kansas ami California, the greatef part
of this sum l-ciog expended for llie carriage by
coach BCrOBI llie Plains from the western ter?
minus of the Union Pacific Railroad to the
terminus of the Overland Route in California.
The conti act tor this service is held by the
expteai freighting Ira of Wells, Pargo & Co.
Then is I manifest impropriety in allowing
any express company to take a contract for
Carrying the United Slates mails, because then?
must always l?e more or lent competition be
tweefl such private companies and the Poot*
I lllice ; but a recent act of Congress has a_.j_i.i
vated the mischief by providing that books,
p.mphlcts, newspapers, and all loadable matter
except letters, shall |be charged, when sent by
the overland mail, full letle*r pootagO. That is
to sas, \se gjttn the confiait foi transpoitatioii
to penona ss ho have ndired pecuniary intereei
ia performing it as bailly as possible, so that
we nias be ?li i \ til I ?> pat ionize their i i val line,
and then do them the additional favor of
raiting BtU rales M) high thal then- can Im' no
pott-hie inducement to put anything into Um
mail which can be kept out of it. Leitet
poatagi i- N ?-cuts per pound : the exp?en
charge is >i poi piiiiml, and Wells, Pargo ?c
in., utujci the laws reepecting common carri?re,
are liiible foi loss and damage, while the l'ost
Oilice is nota
The result of this .sy.steni might easily be
predicted. We ara Monted thal only a traction
ot lln* niail-b,ij;s sent went by this ion ti- ever
reach their destination, while Wells, Pargo
\- Co. st-ldoni fail to deliver their own pack?
ages promptly. Our corteapondenl A. K. M.
willes in his lette, piilili.-li'd lo -day that out
of |0 coiiies ol lui. Ti'ii-.i Ni. leal him by mail
he In is received but I svo, ami ot The Tkni I
sent semi-weekly since the 1st ol May he ha?
leeched onli one niiniber. At sime station?
nions the road he found tun? ni mail ni.i t. i
piled sp waiting Um conTonience of the oo_a
pany t?> be trenaported. Sometimes mail-bagi
l.riv lu- .seen scatteled alOttg the Mt*} side ap
porcntly dropped from the coachct by accident
and abandotu .1. Then bat beea ouly one
eoach stopp..! by the In.ban? tins teeaou, ami
yet tens ot niai! iii.hi. i have been lo-t. If tin
co-Bpaay oaa trantporl pi is ate packages with
sped and salets, it is an in -ni t lo common
-ens.- to till ii- thal they cannot do the MUM
toi the mail-.
They li.ive iiosv pit into their hands the
transportatiofl oi nearly all traitaient printed
i and mole thin hall the h-tie-r?. between
California ami Utah. BnalMai -senate glad to
|..i\ ihe h gulai pootage and three times as
m i. h i ?.I:ai_?.?? additional, became
? i? a???.nable expectation o! theil COI
? being safely iblivei.ei otherwiee.
Stamped envelopee? suth Wella, Fargo ?v I ?>'
imprint on them, art regular articles oi bmt*
-?? m the t.h w ? --i m tei ritoriee, and
? lha carrier! oi t!.<? regular
i. i - m allowed etery Lndueemenl to IobBi
? onfaae tbetB. Tin- diagrueeful itate
of Ulinga i- ??! conree notorious all through the
Cu.:, eoaal and the Territoriee, and we cannot
?? thal h i-? unknown al WTaahlngton.
It tile Poatataeter-OetMral hat any bsbom t<?
foi h:- culpable condnel in the ntatter,
i*,?l e-p< i ?ails for hit neglecl to enforce the con
.'li UM Collip.lllS ililli li.ilil ! f., Ill 11* .ure.Uti
i forli ind delay, we ahall be glad to heat
i?
/ rrj vs/i / .a kilt g
\\ ? are Inclined to believe, boa. the
Ol .mt oss ii ob-ci s illicit!, thal the
. ? i' m.unity of Wirnga even of a serious
kind, gonnredreoaed? while we bare bo ii?.ubi
at all th it the law aH'.iils no practical relief
l..i mote- tli.in I s.Ts ?mall li.n lum of all the
Injuri?e, Including thoee called trivia!, winch
m??:i - ni,i ; and this is miiinly beCBBBfl the
H-Ill' "1;. i- nene expensive ti'.Ill the otik'llial
lou It is \eiv common to ch.ti^t* all this ?-\
penat to Um avari?e and eitortioo of lawyan;
lei* in Lu I the ? haue has \eiy little foundation.
\ k1 >d Um chiinh ami the editorial ptofceaioa
the bal i.-. the lea?.! ii.miiiiciatix e business, upon
the average, into which a yotng min can enter ?
N'eis li-sv ul it- iiii'iiibei s make more than a
baie tiring, The three noel noceaafnl lawyen
m N.-ss -Vi.ik City hise ins.?-ted mole blain-,
1.ib.ii. ami ninnes in th. ii business than the
Mm?1 tucceeaful merchante. Vet noonoo, thoat
lass set s h.i,esei m.nie $100^000 in i ningle yeal
? if lui practice, nor averaged |80t000 ? j tai
lol any iiuiiiImi ol v.ais together; ulule thete
an- levon! BMrchanti whoae incomes have
largel] exeeeded I million dollars annually.
The chief and only remediable souice ol ex
peoae in lass is delay. If theie ss. le but
um- t IBM in a coiilt, ii could lu? tried upon a
ipedfled das, Wit-MOI fail, and neither pails
would loot til?n* in attending fruition sessions,
o? have to pay a l.iw.vei foi WBtchillg the OBBO.
Bul ?it preeent, i ?-iiiise? maa! li?* watched from
tera, to term, s.ith m? absolute certainty that
ii e.in be tried on any gifiodaj? l.ven causes
thal ?I?' set down for a particular tiny BtB fa
?lueiitly pushed out q| fluir places by ylhyt
eanaeo, Um trial f.f which oecnpied ? !..;'i5??
period th.u, w.H mlgned to them. The bjbm
?louble extends to motions ami all interinen -
'nil ptOOBBdingB Time without end is utterly
Waited in BBBIbM waiting. Then, after the
ti ial is oui, boah delays occur upon the ap
peal, ami as the coiuts ot this State and city
ne al pippen! constituted, the most common?
place* action cannot be finally disposed ol in
the highest i nui t m less than seven yeal s from
its coiiiiiieiicement, without a saciillce on liol li
- idol. Appeals an- made more expensive and
cumbrous ?han ?hey need be by the absind prac?
tice cif printing the entire evidence, of which
utten not one-tenth has any bearing apon Um
QaeatiOB raiMd by the appeal. This 'ustom
I a- been made a necessity by a yet mon? fool
ii.Ii nile of ?ho appellate ?mints, by which, if
any part of the evidence in the cnuit be low is
omitted, tiny will frequently piesiiine that it
Would support the judgment, when, upon all
that actuiilly appears, the judgment li crrotie
ons. Of louait '"inlet such a rule, the only
safety for UM appellant II tO print every woid
thal has baan ?aid or read in the cane; which
BO. only adds to the expense, but distracts the
minds of tho judeen, and often leads them to
Wrong conchndona.
The delay? of tho court* can only Im? pre?
vented m one of two way?: either by inncas?
ing the mimili.i of tlistinct tribunals, or by di?
minishing t.... number of causes presented
to them. To hu nttviupt t?> H0HBpH<-_
the latter object, a* far m the comnicnccin ?-tit
of new actions is concerned, we arc opposed.
Hut the number of appeals might well Ix* dimin?
ished by some provision for the summary dismis?
sal of frivolous appeals. The old practice of issu?
ing a writ of eiW was designed to furnish such
a check ; bul it soon degenerated into a mere
form, and its revival would do no good. The
prBctiee of the KngHah courts, by which the
appellant ?s retailed to apply to the
higher court for a "rule to fihow
" cause," which is equivalent to a per?
mission to appeal, seems to us blttlfl ,-iiited
to the puni?se. Under that system the ap?
pellant states his case to the court, without
interruption or reply from his opponent ; and
if he does not then make out a reasonable
cause for reversing the Judgment, that is the
end of him. If, on the contrary, lie makes out
an apparently good case, he has simply taara
to appeal, and when the cause next conies lie
fore tin* court the respondent is beard first,
having by this process received notice of his
adversary's objections. In this manner appeals
takeu merely for delay are nipped in the bud;
and the whole law busine.-s ol England, with a
population only about one-third len than that
of the whole United States, is disposed of with
far more rapidity than that of the single State
ot New-York.
This, however, does not meet the difficulty
in respect to the trial of causes in the first in?
stance. That must be remedied by providing
judges enough to try all the caii.-es at issue
within a reasonable time, rallies should l>e
able to set (loss n their causes foi certain days
willi an absolut.? con!.dence that the trial \sill
then take place; ami aller this system is
once established, adjournments should BO
otrongly diaoountennnoed, even when aakedfbr
by l>otli sides, .situe such favOfl can only bo
granted at Um expense of some third party?
('nuil- ol com illation are urged nosv, a.s they
wen? immy years ago, as | remed? for litiga?
tion, lint the nipniinnml bra been ?ned In
this State without .success. Our p<oplc want
to have their controversies tried und deter
mined with the heal aid, and by the best
judges, that they can afford ; and tiny do not
usually can* to have their causes xrttlcd by a
OOUrt, instead ol' having ?hem fairly and fully
adjudicated upon, I. poll llie whole, we be licit
that the best i.?medies fotexec--i ve litigation BIB
to be found ni the e-nliii cement ami n-novatioii of
?mr existing tribunal!, the atrangtanenl ofbuat
neet ss.th a liew tO dispatch, the summary dis?
position of ft is nions appeal-, ?uni, finally, in a
decided ?levai ion of the stand.ml ot judicial
character? ______________________
THE BOARD Of AUDIT.
We have already announced that a:i injunc?
tion has been obtained by the Citisena1 Aaaoei*
ation to i eau ein Um Board oi Ambt bom ad*
judieii inn upon the numerous ?launs ?gainst
tin* city ami county now bofon it. We tiust
thal bo legal technicalities will be reaorted'to in
order to prevent a thorough examination of the
ciiiistit titionality of the Board, about which it
seems theie are .ull-fouii'l? d dottbtOa Claim?.
aiiioiintiiii- to over g-^OOOtOOO has e alreadv been
presented, and If Um powen of Um Board are
confirmed by the Couria, it ii probable thal an
BBtault Brill be m,ide iiimiii the public tieasury
such a? has ? :<> paiallel within the memory of
mau. Clnimathnl havealumbered for yeera, that
have bara thought ii<ml beyond reau-reetie-t,
that have bOBO kicked out of emit over and
over again, have put in fresh appeal.nie?--.
Claima ao diagrnceful and ridiculoui that no?
body had the courage tO pies? ut thean before
ans of Um tribunalt <<. law, ara bow praraad
with pertinacity. The iwindlet- of the city
Hall, the Confederate* of the Ring, the iharp*
era ol every form and hoe, seem to think thal
theaolo ohjeei o_ the Board is to pay every
bods everything. We look wit)i confidence to
the- Citi/etis' A?oe i.ilion to do all that can be
dom? to avon the threatened carnival of fraud.
The good ranee in which Mr, Beigh ii io
zealous a laboral i- makin',' pleasing program
elton here, aa appears frara an account ?>f the
proceeding! Of the Annual Meeting oi th?*
Sot i? ty tor 1'ioveiilion of Cruelty to Annuals,
l.ilely held in London. The Report showed
thal during l-4-? thete hail been an accession
of 140 memben to Um Bodety, and thal 100
more had been added during tin? Stat six.
months of ?he pteoenl \ ear. In \aiious t'onti
nentnl countries the principlea of the Society
h.ul been recognised, ami in Paris a prim had
Imcii olb nil loi a tieatise on the best means
of preventing rivieection. 'I he number of con?
victions obtained on pioseciilions instituted by
the Society during the ..ear was 77ii?.;;.. in
London, and 101 in the cnu.itrv. A munificent
don at um had been made to Um Society, Mr.
Wood, I member of the Managing ('?uninitti'?',
having given ffgMOO for tin* erectioo ot snit
ahle otlices foi c.il'l>ilig oil till' business of the
.\s??.ii,ilion. _____________________
(?m latest adiiics bom Europe bring bad
nowa of the crops. The barreal Ib -taraco
thleatelis to be mil? li below the .iveiage, and
in Portugal the vims auls, which fin nish the
principal rapport ti axtenaira districts, an
seiiously allectid by disease. In nearly all
pails of our osvu country, hosvever, the agri?
cultural prospects, notwithstanihng the wet
Summer, ?in* e\lrenie?ly cheering, and with?
out a perceptible drain upon our osvn
stoie We MB. make up the deticiellcies of
Europe. Wa have taught the Old World |
eonntriee the arti of war and peace, and est
them many i good lesson In politics. Now?
and not for the lil,l tiuie eilhcl?we are going
to toed them. ?_.'_. _-..?_ . .-*._..,.
The -?'iiedmeu's Saving and Tmal Company,
uiiiler tim management of the Freed men's
Burean, bal just published an instructive repu t
for the month of .June last, showing that the
colored people di posited dilling that period
sj.l-.l,07?, ami wilhdrew $l)l,Si:<, leasing an ex
om of depoaitl of ISMM. The Company ha?
nosv on hand over $ I nu HW In-longing to freed -
?114-11. Such an evident*? of thrift on the part
of a nowly eiiiaiicipate?! people has no parallel
in history, ami exceeds the hopes of cscii theil
best [rienda? .
-
The country was seamlali/ett the other day
at loaming that I slab from the tomb of
Barrial Tiiiiius, dedicated hy the citizens of
Home to the memory of Abraham Lincoln, had
been disco?.end, aftor a long dis.ippearance, iu
an ash hole, or a OBI 1-bunher, or some such
igiioiniiious vault, Hillier the Capitol. If som?
Of the modern works of art which decorate the
national halls could lie consigned to the name
obseiiie retreat), the people would breathe more
freely. Think of l_cut?e on the grand stair?
case, anti Sei vim Tullin? in the coal-cellar.
l'nisnNAi,.--Tho Hon. Schuyler Colfax of
In.lum?, Iii.? Mon It It I! riel tie* eil Norlti Carolina, and
the Hun. P. V. Kalle-HK of Utloa, are at .he 8-.Nlc.io.aa
Hot??! t'apt t'fir>li?n of tlies Brltl-ili Artnr 1? at the Bre
vooit lion*? trot Mmouat Allianv. ami M_i)or Htovmis
of It.mtnii, ?re? ut. Hi? Mt?troiiti|Ui?u Ht-tel. 1'rof Jourdaii
of Mi St Mary'- Gollan, M.l . In at (be Everett House?.
I len T A ii nu? .?ml Ali i uti lily ol Uuo-it'-tyr ?it. at lUo
lUUAvuuuolUU)!
WASII?NGTON.
THI PUBLIC DEBT STATKMKMT FOR ,M?f.r?TUB.
HAM JAPAN?Till; 0\ I ULAND MAI Is
ST Til ?ilKAI'H T,? THS TRIRUS?
Wasmin'Jton, Friday, 4_g '?, UM
Chief-Justice Chase had au interview of aBBOBIal
? luntum with the President tluu worum.-. (Jen
??unit h:ui ?i pteeiheted interview veateidey Mr
.lolin.-aiii heeaeea invite?! t?> spend a few ?lays -it I?ug
Branch. In reply, hn noyn Iih oannot ttect^pt tlie invi?
tation now, but may do no before the .Summer s? -sou
is over.
The utatennMit of the puhlic deht for the mon!li of
?lilly is not expected to be ready for publication uti
til Munday next. The emly receipt* from internal
revenu?? u]?o:i mcoine taxes, which aro now beeag
paiil lai ?.'el-,, will mako a more favorabh?
showing of r.i.ipts at tlin period tlinii waa
iiiiti? ipated by Mr. Mi Cullin h m bia
letter t?. the Huston merchants. Hut these heavy r?
ceipts ,?r?* merely paid in at au ?-ailier period oi the
year than was contemplated hy the Secretary at the
date of his letter. This e__B of receipts will full off
pr.'scully, and the result will In? about the saint- at
the end of November BJ Mas predicted io the lio-itou
lctter.
l'lie Secretary of the Treasury has BsB-dcd that the
payment of compound interest notes, with int.met
thereon, will be made only at inatuiity at theTieas
uryof the Tinted Stales, and at th? ollices of the
AaBBtaat 1 rcanurera at Bobton, New-York, and Phila?
delphia.
The Post-OHicc I>i-|??itrncrit continues to receive
complaints from Colorado. Idaho, I'tah, and Nevada.
that transsient newspapr.s and other printed mattor
are not delivered by tho overhoid mail un loss pre?
paid ;;! letter-poetagt r:>;'"<- This .iepiivation of the
people ol the West of the full benefits of the postai
sy?t?iii is ni accordance with law. and they have no
remedy but to oblaiu the repeal of the obnoxious*
clause by (,',iii_iess.
The Stonewall, or .lapai?. M it is sometimes t-all?-,
is BOW ready to sail. The otlicers and crow aro all
?ni board, ('apt. GteOTBB BfOWB, bli ?'?iiiiiiander, with
Ins exe? utive ??-SOer, First Lieut. Theo. H. DiiIhiis,
vvcie enhocad today, Coi received Admit al Urad
ford. Commandant of the Navy-Yard, and several
other ilistiiiKuir-hed navy oflleers. The _____? and
l.uly friends of the ollicers visiled the steamer al.so.
The stores for the trip wen to-day heing plated
aboard. A sutlicient amount of coal to run the
steamer to Noifolk has beCB placed on board, and at
Norfolk the full supply ot ina! for tin- tup will lu?
taken. The two immense life-boats, built exactly
like the model of the Nonpariel that so succ?s?? ulljr
crossed the ocean. uro now on th?? steamer. Then?
ait? also two of Fra/er's patent lit?--rafts on board.
Fach of Iii???- will earrv 1*2 iiersons comfortably.
Tin? ?aOO-poi?odaf and the 270-poumler Armstrong
Ciiiiiis ar?- in tin ir peopet plaOBB, while the SOg?MS,.
Bojlift?, masts, rtaring. Bails, etc.. have all pa?VA?-ti in?
spection. Llen!. Dulxus. the executive officer of the
--teaiii'T. reports that the viss?-) is as sound as a ?old
dollar, and <1?mm not l?ik one drop. Next Thursley
she Mill quit for Norfolk, and then? a day or tv?o will
be expended in haulm? her upon the dry dot k. ?-x
amininf lu-r hull, and ceeliag her. She will then
?nil for Japan, by fray of tin- Straits of Magellan
i'lie follow i ii?* ???'dei in relation to Upton's Iniantrr
Taotics mi-? iasoed by tin- War De part mont to-day:
1 'in new ?v?t' in nf infantry ts,-t.es i>r?*parej by Bn-ve%
M.i|iii-.?i-ii ? iii.iii. I'niti,I8tates Arnij, n? oiiine_tdedfat
adoption in tat pUc?* t>f all laitiers, i?y a Board of otu, eee,
'?f winch lii-n. (iriitit i? President, iittvni? lujen approved,
i? adopta?I for the liiniiueti ?ii uf tlie Infantry of the army
of tin- United Stat??, and for theobscrviiuceof the militia
of ths VaitaMl States. To Insure uniformity throughout
Un- uni), all infantry r__4r?EOS and maneuver? not em*
tii.it n0 in that ?i-tem ars prohibited, and tho?- BMtB?I
BIBS?!'flied mil D43 strictly uliwried
A stat, ni, nt comjiiled in the oiric?? of the Paymas?
ter-! '.-lierai shovTs tliat up to July Hl, 18n7. there were
received at tin- ?lillee iOBjSO elm m s from discharned
soldiers for pay and additional bounty. Of tliesa
? linns 73,(197 have been settled since January 1,
ls??7, the tun?? when the payment of botia*
ties lirst bei*:in. The BBtOBI t disburtied
in settling these claims was |6ia_)l0fJU Cla??s are
now being settled at the rate of from 1,200 to UMO per
month, depending on the receipt of the aeeeesatp
liitoiiiiatnin and viiucht'is. 'I luiv are ten paymaa
icis.-i,1MB- in settliu? these claims. Dunn? the
meath <?f July th.-re were 1,400 additional bounty
claim-? settled. lnvulvinB an exp?*nditure of Ooveni
tin'iit money to the aiiiniint <>f fl.'-K.iHiO.
Widow?, wini have been cettitn? a pension of half
the monthly par of their hosbands, under the laws
passed prior to the act of July lui, l-viV,, are nut en?
titled to au inert .use to eight dollars per month under
thal a? t.
i In- friends of f aiit. K. P, Kuth. chief-clerk of the
tin.???. ?? division, Interior 1). partiiicnt. are appro
lit n-m-, troin ? ircuiiistiiiice?. that he has drowned
hiin??-li. About iwo months ?mi 0 he made an unsuo
ei-.ssfui attempt at saic?is bj shootm?? bbaeelf in the
li, id
1 li.- r-ceipts from Internal Revenue to-day were
tl.Nr.'.illl. _______________________
MUSIC
lu want of other conceits, we will do well to
p?iut iniict tlie Terr.ue Oardeu, condtulU-dJby Mr Thomas.
Tb?? most Interesting pieces performed tin Tuceda
BlgBt **snt_S " ?-? litT'o." from S. huli'irt's^v-mphony It1
i fin- vaiiatKins 011 "Gott cru lit?- Kran/den Kaiser"
(th?* Ati?'ri in Ntititnia! liymu),l>y Hadyn They were both
i-xecuir-i! with cliiinuing precision and expression. There
was, al?o.lM-iit's March <?f Vu tory." v?, lueli ?.au never be?
come t?-?bou?. Anioug th?; lighter pteoe? waa the "Village
Swallo-*--." liy Stninsa. With full tu"kn?>wle?b*;inent of tue
completeness of these concerts, we would siiKirest t_e In?
troduction of a ni_l??ejvocalIi-ii_rUtte as a pli>iw_a
BBB-flS The pul?llu|wo4ild be well ??tlattiHl wilh ?uch sa
Innovation. __________________-__?
du. Me.ide ?miv?'d at Lon?r Branch oa
Thursday, ami is the |BSBt sf Mr ? W ('lnld?.
S. BBiar llarlnn ami family arc at their home
lu Mount l'.t .i-iUit. Iowa
T. Hiiclianan leal bas l??'?'n entra??."?! t?. paiut
a portrait of ex rifsideut Ixird of Dartuioutb rolle?-?
The Hon. Tbfld. SU'ven? and ex - President
iiinhanaii ?rr to??rJicr at a weddiiiAtT at Mouatvlll?.
__aeastse OSsbbb/i !'??? ?st week.
Mr. Kollins, Coiinnissioner <?f Intern.- Reve?
nue uiupsins t?. s'o to New llaiupshirts to-day, to be gone
aiMjiit tvvu wet o
Col. Chat-Mi 0. Befan Ol The Boston Journal,
lia? tMMghl the " I.ivt-rniore Faiin ' at I'lyuioutb, a splen?
did old country seat after the KiitrUsh style
Fiesiih'tit .Iiiiii?-/ refused to i/raiit a potition
to i -1 > 111111 n o a letter} te ?upply tanda to th.- two nouseaut
Mercy, but ?etit them matead a purs?- of ti.'?"?
It is stated that <?*'(>. F. Von Beck of Kon
doiit ha? ret i'ived notice that a chancery ?nit lon_ ??.?nri
lii- in I'eiinanv. has bel- decided la his favor, uuder
VBleB decision he Ket? a fortune of tl.OW,???)?).
Seciit.itv Stanton has \tocn patttioaad i?y the
citu??n*i of Memphis to hand over to the military author?.
len A?H'it Pike, tin? editor of The Appeal oi that
city, a violent Rebel sheet.
Fr ClWHIIBlBieil John Hickman of Chester
Couiiiv. Pa . li.is nnaSSBtlrt t,i Ik" a candidat? for the
In ?is?tuio ol that State. ui>on the ciplicit mound of re?
fill m and opposition to extra pay
Jud-ce Totteni. a well-known and talenteid.
jurist. diM at Jackson, Miss , a few days ano. Ile wea
fir rxv eial >e,ii8 a member of the Supreme Court of Tea
The Rev. Rowland Oomnir, junior pastor of
the scliotvl ?f Cintren (Dr. Miner's? lit Boston. h*a Ijssea
illsiiiisn??il by a voto of th?> member? of the ?Sarek, his
;ir?>ft'<)-)u?ii? ot Vui\ei94ii_}Ul not Umg up to thuu ?rt
tinea. ^
Warden tln-ntian, of Rellevne Hospital, lula
eceivetl the body of an unknown mun, too much di-com
-MISS?*1 to be placed in the Mormie Black ?oal ami waist
?o it, white liintiTiraniients, Congress Baitera Age aiwut
li?; BStgata 6 f??t 7 ; brown hair and whiskers.
Col. William Gilpin, formerly resident of
Jackson ('?unity, where he ?*? well known, lint latterly
?o? wrnoi of colorado Territory, I-? now mtni to be .?ne o?
the weaiUUesI ?neilin the Weat, hatiaa recently Batta
tract of laud for *J.7oX'.i?>?i.
Brave Corporal John Lorenee?lie whom Gun.
Biiriisid,1 called the hero of Roanoke i? trying to earn a
livelih?KKl for himself and family l?v d^ia-nsuiKclKsr? ali?
Patriotic air? on a hand organ lu Providence. K. I Jona
w.is a member of Company K. 9th New-Jersey \olun
teers. anti wa? lu tho frout at Hie landiug oni l'o.iiiolia
1,-laud. In till) euiragement a roiintl ?hot t?a?k off b"tn il?
?cita but li? IP"" "1> a uood beurt. and was able in ?isa
Hospital, when he ht."?rd that vii tory an the uland *?*
ours, to arouse np ana iV1*11 fur ?mtet cheer? for the I mon.
?Tin? Farmers' an<i ManufivotnreiV Bank or
Polishkee#sie was visita, r?*?,''''-')''b>'ou'' Andrew Je
????ru, who mu? a spurious check U'srlna the iiaui?' of ?r.
Henry D. Vivrick, aud wh.? rciut-ste-i Cashier Davis ta
oertifS' It. TheCashl.-r caviiplleil, sud the jouhkman dis*
in?*- of the check at Measa?iB. T. L. Reed & Co.'s h:ii?Blng
ltouae in tbis city. They Oeposlteil It in t_e llanover
?auk, and?ieuoe it went tw the Pou/chkeei^le Instila
?ion. and was there cashed. Ou We?lne_lar the cbecB
wa? hftiuied to Mr. Varick, and be pronouuet-d tbe |iui-a
ture a forgery. The bank pos ketsthe I.??*, ??hi? h is ?ita*.
The voun? man is supiniscd to have stolen the blaut rrose
Mr. Varlo-'s checkbook.
A young widow of Quincy, III., met a ?tningrr
on the street and asked him the way ; ho asked her ir sea
was not a widow; she said she was; he said ne wasj
widower, a do tor from Palmvrs, Mo., and l-r?*P?y"
nmrriag?? on tbe ??pot; she blushed and ,0M,1*^?_,
wouldn't be oom? home and see her friend? abou? ?. ???J
Interview was satlsfectorv, the marriaH-* w lJ.iVi:l*rTL_
for next moi-uln*, tho widow's cs*h <?H0> ?_____?
doctor's pocket, he went to get shaved and has sevsr
ref iirued. He even left her, cruel man, sU_?*Un? inj??
public s?|tiare while be "Jn?t run o ver to the^u*f-*Jf*_
Vtiere's no suoh doctor lu Paiusyr?, ?nd the ?wUlu aropa
uptju k wouun ui to44ii

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