Daily Wabash Express, Volume 19, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 3 August 1869 — Page 2

DAILY EXPRESS

TERKK HAIJTK. INID.

Tuesdaf Mornlag* Acvst 3d, I8W*

Ah xbbzfbxsbiblx appetit* for personal notoriety suggests to its posaeeeor an almost infinite variety of meaat_pf gratification^ J? a®

ot thaw 10

write puffs, or complimentary notice*, of one'a iel^ and secure their publication in the newipapert as editorial matte*.

Thk New York

atn

While we shall always take pleasure in commending those whose public acts en title them to the gratitude of their felloecitizens, we will never again do such violence to our conceptions ef journalistic propriety as to permit any man to glorify himself, his deeds or bis purposes in this paper unless he shall desire to do so ov*r his own proper signature. In making this declaration we feel confident of the approval of all who are worthy to bear "without reproach tbe grand old name of gentleman," and, what is of more impor tance, we shall avoid a sacrifice of the most important of human possessions, Belf-respect.

Tribune

advises us that

Western Massachusetts is to have a Grand Musical Jubilee on the 8th of September next—not a colossean, but a common-sen sible affair, with, a cherus of three bun dred, and other arrangements in propox tion. This is prudent. A reproduction of the Boston enormity might set all tbe hills of those pleasant but hilly regions to skipping and hopping, and thus pro duce results which would, be the'despair of the geologist of the future. The Springfield Jubilee seems to be in good hands it will be held at a good time for tourists and will attract thousands who lovo art and natere equally.

Thk New York Times thinks the French Emperor might have accepted hint, and taken the trouble to reply to the suggestion made to him by Pfesideint Qrajtt in the interchange of congratula toty messages by the French cable.— GraKT expressed a hope that the liberal policy of our Government in permitting the cable to land on our shores would be reciprocated by France—that is to say, Gsaht hoped that an American cable wonld be allowed to land In France as freely as tbe French cable had been al lowod to land here. Napoleon must have understood this hint, and he ought to have seen the propriety of sending prompt and liberal reply. But why was no reply sent by the Emperor?

With a full appreciation of the im pojtance of torpedoes In future warlike operations, the Navy Department is about organizing a torpedo corps, to be com posed of naval officers, under the flirec tion of the Bureau of Ordnance. Stations will be established at Philadelphia, Ports mouth, N. H., Boston, Brooklyn, Nor folk, Pensacola and Mate Island. After being properlyinstracted In the construc tion and use of torpedoes, the officers of the new corps will carefully examine all our principal harbors, inlets and navigfr ble channels, with a view of rendering them Impassable to the ships of an enemy, by means of torpedoes. They will also be required to adapt the torpedo to offen sive as well as defensive purposes. This is a step in the rightdirectfon. Aa«ne of the great maritime powers of the earth it is proper that we should be the masters of every arm in the naval service, and nmong the most important of these mus now be ranked the torpedo.

Hkrk is a specimen of the mild and gentle terms employed by Democratic papers in speaking of the means adopted by the Government to raise money for the payment of the National Debt. We quote from the

Journal

of yesterdaywhicfi

refers to the system of stamp duties thus "It is a swindle and a most damnable, infernal outrage, and

ought not to be snb

mitted to for a single day."

The Democratic rebellion and-Demo cratic opposition to reconstruction have saddled upon the people of this county an immense public debt. To pay the interest thereon and to gradually remove the principal, a vast amount of money must be raised. It is possible that some means might.be devised that would bear less heavily upon the business interests of the country, that would be more in con sonance with the habits of the people, than tne system of stamp duties. Bat the insurrection, or revolution, which the Journal advises, is not the true remedy for this nor for any other grievance which any portion of the people may be suffer ing.

When an editor permits himself speak of any regularly enacted law of tbe land as "a most damnable, infernal out rage that ought not to be submitted too for a single day/' he means, if there is any meaning in his words, that forcible resistance Bhould be resorted to. He oounsels revolution, blocd-shed, destruc* tion of business, and all the host of horrors that follow in the train of war.

Revolution is the only means that ean change established laws and customs "in a single day." The

Journal

advius the

business community to adopt that course* and not to submit "for a single day," to "the most damnable, infernal outrage" of using stamps on articles of commerce.— "We regret to observe so belligerent a tone, so sanguinary an attitude, en tbe part of our usually pacific neighbor. In one issue it speaks of using "gunpowder" against a peaceable denomination of Christians and, in the next, shrieks fer a

revolt against the ®iapst. infernal outrage" perpetrated by the lawfully chosen representatives ofibe people What may we look for next We hope Collector Haqiix will select a strong position and forthwith fort'fy.

single instance, In direct violation of oaf own notions of good ta»te and propriety, bat because peculiar coriSbitfation of circumstances induced the belief that irt mffit thereby advance the interests of a benefieent public enterprize, we permitted our columns to be thus used. The event did not jastify our hopes. The enterprize was not helped by the more than questionable course adopted by the person who had it in charge, and our convictions of tbe Impropriety of lending editorial sanction to any man for the purpose of self-laudation were intensified. Such an innovation will not occur again, no matter what may be the character or standing of the party requesting it.—

As AKKAKsTof raTsfhgrevenue, and sup* posing its advised revolution'to fail of its intended effect, the

Journalr

mode of raising people of the Easte Btates. If be will We will show that j&e

comes out in

favor of "direct taxation according to pop. ulation or representationWill the Journal inform the public how many millions of dollars that sourse woald reduce the burden now borne bylhe hated Tanked,"and add to that:HoitA"by the people1 ef^s*^sftfcZy-iAn aifaslfeea^h^ subject will be in order. The

Journal

goes for direct taxation. We reasonably hope ^the [editor of that paper willfully explain tbe relative effect of -tfeat rev^iiief Mlp1)ii*iroe

Wester?

Journal

propose!

to relieve Massachusetts of the greater portion of the' bordenlbet a Republican Congress has placed o,n her shoulders, bj transferrlng'her taxaitdfi^Wfhe^people Of Indians. This is susceptible of easy proof and, after giving the-

Journal

time

for the elucidation of its will show, if it fails to do so, t£at it proposes a discrimination between the East and the West that would be utterly arid irretrievably ruinous to the latter.*, .'.Can it be that the manufacturers of New England have subsidized the Democratic pr'ejs oflndianav ,t) mSth

Thk New York Sun is of opinion tb^t the defeat of the House of Lords on the Irish Church bill does not by any itf»ns portend a speedy abolishment of the aristocracy and royal family in Gret Britain. Oh the antrafj®«tbi| iSun declares, the flunkeyism of the English people toward their natural. superiors, shows no signs of diminution, and mentions, in support W^thls opinion, a scSne that occurred when the Prince of WaleB, lately laid the cofrnet-atonefef aj Origan Hoiise in- HerefordslmW®~ThJ grand lunch after the ceremony, and tbe instant the guests rose the ladies looking on made a rush it thePrhn^jk' plate. The purveyor, wh6. perhaps thought hir spoons were in danger, inUprferad but it turned out that tW-lidies wanted the cherry-stones die Prin^tadfeft from bis dessert. They were actually distributed one by one as relicsj on*y$ng lady, when the stones were all gone, begged and grayed for the crumbs ibe gers had touched. Again, a week or twtf ago, the Princess of Teek had to be protected in the Botanical Gardens by cordon ef police, the ladies rushed after horinTucn mobs,acwriain^ to one aC' count, making little clutches at her drets These incidents show that the great

English heart stiH clings to its jdols,Jand is far from being ready to surrender thebo 555SSBSBEBBBS9 *&&&*•>•J

Gl0dTiinff8- fr-tt.ir.-q A A-tr -v-

Mrs. Stonewall Jackson has just re cieved a bequest of $10,000. Along the outer boulevards of, Paris steam cars are now running without rails on macadamized roads.

M. Tbiers^Kff.WSS^m^lRmifcl in Paris previous to'his*election as deputy during tbe recent election:

The Boston Pc$| thinks the poor quality of the St. Louis

Awater

is no argument

against ^t^h® eapital there, in view of the small quantity .Congress^ men drink. —y

The Bev. Mr. -Purcbas, the. renowned Ritualist of Brighton England has-added to the wonderful ceremonies already introduced into his Church that of "rubbing black powder on the members of the con gregation

During the second quarter of the present year the citJ.gL^^M^MES ed 605 h'ories7 o^ aBOTit 2 vfi8,DOO potraaFnet of borsefiesh for the three months. A lew mules and donkeys are included in jth$ quantity, btit the exact tfuinber not specified.

A woman at a dispensary. apjplMdrfor medical aid, stating her disesise to beth flirtation of the heart. "Not an uno^m* mon ailment with yoursex, ma'am," ",*t tbe Doctor, with a twinke of tbe 'but it is not danfferoi^if^b^Pjgggr r«m edy is applied."

The British Museum has recently c^me

bronze figure, two and a half fee# iff height, and in excellent preservattofi. belongs to tbe Macedonian period, anjd is supposed to have formed part of a g»up of Cupid and Ganymede. xi

Sea sickness has been introduM^ dtion the stage in a farce called "The Ohbps of the Channel," how performing atjthe Strand Theatre, London. The intrighe is conducted in the iatervalabetween spasms of sickness, and tbe humor depends Upon the fun to be extracted by the passengers from the doleful situation in whijeh tbey are placed.

Moss agales.'pdptilarly tup^bsed tb fcon. tain specimens of real moss, but which are simply ailicious formations penetrated with iron solutions taking the form of mosses, vines, trees, &a, are found slong the Union Pacific road at points fo^ 200 miles from Cheyenne westward, The blue and cream agates are the moat high ly prized. [j

The Mafqn:sof Townshend an entrust astie but erratic] philanthropist, has in troduced a bill into Parliament making it unlawful for anybody but a parent to box a child's ears, and generally to permit no corporal punishment of children eicept that time-honored method of flogging koown to English youth under the namo of "horsing.

A gentleman writing from the of Whittier says: "Among tbe ai incidents which enliven the quiet ojt country home was that of the cal| ot a gentleman who professed the greatest admiration for Mr.Whittier, declaring that he had made a study of his writings but through the whole interview he addressed him as Mr. Whittaker. Such is fame.,: 'v

Miss Gertrude Mann, at Adrian, Mich., has turned out a walker. She walked twenty-five miles the other day in six houra and thirty-three minutes, and not being fatigued, she wanted to go oin and make fifty miles, but her friends dissuaded her. No previoalnotice Wasgive& af tbe performance, and. the feat was as unexpected as it was novel Of worse, everybody went to aee her, Weston: being among the spectators. Ci

Missourian informed a traveler, who Inquired about hi# cotzl, lhat each stalk had ulna ears on it, and Waa fifteen feet high. "That's nothing to Our cOrp," re*

Elied

the traveler. "Up in Xllinol«,'where came from, we always had fciace fears to each stalk, and a ^ack Of shelled oorn hanging to each tassel but we ooold never raise any Add beans with IL"— "Why? "Because the^oragww so fast that it always pulled the beans top."

The Old Faith and the New—Brigha mite TolerBjiea.—

From the Corinne (Utah) B^rWlaifSTJ-

A few

days ago we mentioned the fan

that William Alexander and David "rum, tfiilyodVgeF ednfWSWSSpp tbe Mormon Prophet, were on their way

Lake Ci|y to E%fc up the^Updard reorganized or anti4Klf»amv A snagaiardntgrest atMfwree to

the name of David Hyrum, he stated that "the man was not born who was to lead this people but of Emma Smith should

the thus "Elect La^J of God,"-in Mormon tbeol gy, who was the glory of then early Mi tor y. Like 'Pope Pagan, of the Pllgtiin Progress, Brigham doubtless gnaws hi naUalii viiU ri^ ^cafr not, as former times, let loose the vengeance ,c his Nanvoo Legion upon these sectarians and crush the rebellion in blood. If h|s power were now equal to his feelings we should have repeated the story of the Morrisites, when a high civil functional^ of Utah led tbe Legion in broad day slaughter men and women who had •of' rendered themselves prisoners. -£c notbiog more than petty persecution will be attempted at this late day. ,i iz*l

aciaor DON CARLOS III.

fiMitcfirof the leader

Which city he has been living -for So time.

the 18th inst.,*lie succeeded

evading the vigilance of tbe French lifce ^hd were placed to watch his mo ments, and although hotly patatled mejfo good bis entry into Spain. Successive telegrams have proved the fact that party is of... considerable magoitode dispersed throughout the country. Sbo he ofic# succeed in concentrating hfe 4d heraBUinia.manwat^^affeoti»jsly»«iJ tlHt^mqment forpsa tt maf fw .. commencement', of pde ^off the tl epochs experienced by that unfortum ite peninsula for many years.

•0

Judson's Mountain Herb Pills was 4lptfXl Ttwaa^o^l man's knowledge. Dr. spends

have now

witness to their

,uci

succeed is the presidency after a season of distujba^.^

4^pseph-S$ith

pidlnto.

Brownill

The Hasket With Which Shot Jackson From lbs Iroj Wblg, Jilt? 2B 1

It will be remembered tint at tbe tifce of the Ellsworth tragedy, at the |ng o?"tiie late rebeBion^'JaclaiKi ^orth,i'aMaMln,was shot by Frank nell, of this city. Spme time after the currence Bro#nelI was promoted a pbsittion In the regular aWny. Qn severing his connection with his old regiment hiatotight by every meahsto retain'* musket with which Jackson had been but tbe Captain ia command refi part with it, and it was transferred to one of the, soldiers remaining in tbe comply.

BrdVfiW, reeling that the musket ought

into possession of ah exqai»It«r intti}mfNpjRRqrBrMtt% tbTTfifi «9Bs| of

it, ttfccing it sifter thedisbandme&t.ofttfiir Ellsworth Zouaves, to a private in jthe. regular army, who bore it with him drer the Plains, Jind, in many cvnflicts with thfelndians afownell wa* cbAstantly teanuvering to retain possession of the rilic, and at last a. abort time ago,.by tile a^iis tance of an army friend, it was returned tahir|R]iW«ioBr ^Thera is no donbt of its identity. Brownell's initials, cat upon the stock yean ago, are still there, and other marks and indications fullyf as identifying. Qn Saturday list Mr. nell proc«kted to Albany, fend deposited tha musket -in tbe State Deps^Unent, where the coat and hat of Ellsworth are now retained, and where tbe battlenicarred musket will remain, a memento of a terrible tragedy and a sowyaou^ ofl the bold avenger.

Judson ietaad

earned physicians of the age, .Jpiwi^iaia n* caeieta niadtcftifl tig

liousneas, Dupepsia, Xiiver

dealers. '»i -a—jrii

was kill-:

ed JuneJf rii4|».#nd the son, named from Ms fathers" dire-tion. David Hy-, rum, was born a£ the Mansion House,' Nauvoo, on the 17th of the succeeding November. This prophecy,,jitorfa thousands of Merman# no are weary ol the tyranny of Brfgham Young, and ye' bold to^ttaiE feith in Joseph Smith, few days ago the young man read Salt Lake S8»T5arid aboaicaIlfl^ ni Brigham Young, and atfU&untedtbeir in tention to organize their church at on asking permission to defendthefr faith the Tabernacle, .proposing to argue with the BrighamUesfrom tb#-wi^Sil Stori mon books. We have but scant reportf ef the interview, bat it is said to nav# been very wjrm. Brigham was very gry at their, presumption, afld„di them the usi of the-, Tabednbtft fthaiag word atthe sama^ime to the Biahops shut them-out of tbe ward meeting botu The brothei*,- at one point oftba oobti sation, denied that their father practiced |»»lygamy, citing their ift. testimony to which1 Brigham that their mother "was a liar and been proven a thief," with much more

A N*W BgAUTiyriMQ Aoxht.—All den ti frices hadlheTr dFaiTmcksuntil the salubrioMmA^r waa tbe Chilian vsllaytjo P«"

Gkapi CS«Tid%JSGiyp''— 4»f Dr.

viaesesuBB

St. Domingo trnldiaSMtd^ fear %undee4 tvot P. H. Drake ft

oT the Weir

^e^lntion in

u. OarlM.louis Maria Fernando, Coui)t de-Montemolin, is tbe eldest son and heir of Don Carl», thdjpretendef, by his siife Maria Francisca de Assia, daughter ^f King Jobn YI., of Portugal, and was born on January 31,1818. After the diiastrous defeat of Don Carlos II., in 186^

Austria,

abdicated in favor of his eldest son, the year 1845. In the year 1846 t! Count de Montemolin left Bourges ai took up.his abode in. England.-—^a ^he month of April, 1849, he madej.an| tempt to introduce himself into ^pa|n ut)d«r iHiRuisfc, but .#a»" arretted and co fined.the, citadel of Porpignan for few days. In the year 1850 he matted MariaCarolina Ferdinanda, sister to ti late 4ling Ferdinand H, of Naples. Still considering that he posseassed gb{ right to the throne of Spalh, the re revolution against Queen Isabella stiml lated bis endeavors to reorgagtee^hls^pa^r«

are Hfwn*d

ateoga not advertised sdtilsrteafSSf, ,th«

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In this connection we would state a circumstance in regard to the shooting of Ellsworth not generally known. {Mr. BroWiiell states that heaaw Jackson 'jdit as he was preparing to fire the fatal jkhot at the r,breast, of IMswoi^b. Bro#nrtl {mmediateiythrned fey shdot Jacksoni but tbe Si ted

Untf lipon a s^Srcise^ Ajf Bro^oell ^hribis JttupMto b»ffi»n thea4B, ^haftWwS^redPBit jwlal shot^ and stlBWpsprlywgf at the hands ff^mger^ell's mUsket 'ionts all (bean

journals of Cfadiz relate that on

St. Peter's dar a great commotion took place on the Plaza de loa Toroa, whera the public found all the animals at a: bullfight detestable. The mob rushed into the arena and deatroyed everything in its way, and even went so far as to kill a bull and drag it about The more respectable spectators fled for their Tfvee through the passages aud staircases. A heavj fina was imposed on th diractor oTtjM eater tainment. 1 a a

A Pasis patck rslatea Char tha Emperor, when, near St, Cloud the other day cams upon group of little bojye playing upon tbe graaa. With the loudness natbim,rfiis Majesty tooknotf6eof a (fmbread stall that waa near at hand, booght up the whole stock and threw it to. th# boys whareupoa tha London

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Soli by DisBSBtiswlly.

•surenruTE.

Notice uJunrt«ftfeat«hat a T«aeb«rt' ia tote for Tige"waaty tlilr Be bald ia tha City lew Jfaatt Instat-tae RMk MaaHSta|i

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0ITy TBKASUBBK'S NOTICE Notice Is hcrahy gtaaei that theDalla^aeiit Ltt for tha «ar 1S88, ia aow raady for colUctloa, aM all (mMv hMM t& A» City fer Tax«4 D*Un«a«a«l*s will saka waraiaf. as all aad Dallnqaaactw ha paid bafMa tha Aacaat «t she property eaalait which th* •reuiiailaw be a*ld fer eaidTax** aa lluqa««i» 5 HAECU9 SCHO***:

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CaMy ofcsaseea. '"Xhe^gtocioaeecfamNe that followed may ba.jpccepted s»: *om O14

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will soon draft them into tha

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Boatif r**ariNa"th* Hfht to r»J*ct any or an of the proposals if 4**aed unfavorable. w«.w, c. m. monotlKjmtti «n»

gtkBMi say safes It eoavsBleat to eell.

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