Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 17, 1876, Page 1

YOLUME XXXI. PLANOS. STEINWAY'S Grand, Square and Upright Pianos awarded the Highest Homorsat the Eare Al Exbibition 1876, viz.© Two Medals of Honor and Two Diplo- “ mas of Merit _goother pisno exhibitor having received asimilar Zodaction: Oficial report on STEINWAT's exhibit {n Main Building: 1+ For grestest concert cspacity in Grand Pianos, I also Highest Degree of Excellence in Al Their Styles of Pianos, s:-largestvolume, purity and duration of ton: T inaTy carrying Capacity with precicion, ¢ S0 O e airings and constraction, and bracing of the metal frame.” The r?ur; then minutely describes and emphati- ally endorses the six principal patented Jmprove- ments which have e the Steinway The Standard Pianos of ihe World, om#:fl report on STEINWAY'S exhibitin Mach- e dese articles of compositt metal show the bighest perfection of finixh and workmanship and ¢ grestest firmness and uniformity of metal Viraciure, a stecl-like and sounding quality witha geasile strength excceaing 5, 000 pounds per square centimeter, a6 demonstrated by actual tests. The {all metal frames of cupols shape, possess an nn- equaled degree of resistance, permitting a vastly S essed tension of strings without the’ slizhtest dinger of break or crack in said metal frames, {hereby considerably increasing the vibratory pow- er, and angmenting the laeting qualities of their jpstraments. ™ STEISWAY & SON8 have also received the First of {he Grand Gold Medals of Honor, Parls, 1867; First Pze. Medal, Loadon Exhibition, 1862; the Na- el Gold Medal of Sweden and Norway, 1868: Medal of the ‘‘Societe Libre des Deaux Arts,” Paris, 1807; Academical Honors of **‘The Koyal Academies of Arts, * Berlin apd Stockholm. Also more than thirty-five other ‘medais at American Fxbibitione, and testimonials from all the most emipent Muticians, Composers, and Artists in the world, who il unite in the unanimous verdict of the Saperiority of the Steinway Piano Over : All Others. An nlimited guaranty with each plano. Tllnstrated_Catalogues, with Price List, «alled free on application. LYOY & HEALY, State and Monroe-sta. HIGHEST AWARD AT THE CENTENNIAL. INTERSATIONAL EXHIBITION, 1876 PHILA- DELFHIA. Group XXV., No. 266. THE UNITED STATES CENTENNTAL COMMIS- S10X annoance the followlng renortas the basis of an st B ENADE & CO., [altimore, Md. T S.- . H wncert Gran arlor Grant juare, asd Vpright Flanos. AWALD.—For general excellence n the require- mentsof & Nrst-class {nstrament: {n power, Tichness, sdsinglog quality of tone, touch and olldlty of con: siruction. - All four kinds of planos show intellirent sTgements, a_very cffective action, and excelicat workmananlp! 6| " 55 GOSHORN, Director General. VLEY, President. J.R.HAWLEY, Attest—ALEX. R BOTELEL, Secretazy oro tem. Approval of Judges of Awards: H. K. Oliver. J. Saleamaser. P F; Rupka, George, T Briityw, Wi Toowsn, Joseph Henry. James C. Watson, £. Levas- mm. Favre Penet. J. E. Hligard, F. A. P. Bar- ‘Wehave now in stock s large assortment of KNABE UPRI!GHTS. EAVORTTE BAUER PIANOS, BEENING & DIEHL PIANOS, md other cheaper grades. Price from $225 upward. Also 8 number of sccond-hand pianos taXen in ex- change for new ones, at very low pilies. JULIOS BATER & GO. Corner State and Monroe-sts., PALMER HOUSE. - Hallett, Davis & G0 UPRIGHT PIANOS ‘Were the Only Ones, Out of over Forty Competitors, that Received Speclal Mention znd Honor at the Centennial. They etand fn tunc longer than any Pianos made. They are rich and full In toue. constructed to endure, Lidare in every essentfal the perfect Planos of the asc, usical masters and amateurs In America and Europe Projounce the Ballett, Davis & Co.’s Uprights ua- Theec planos. with oter Musical Instruments of the b= makes, can he found at my warcrooms. lliustrated ®rice caalogues furnisiied free on appilcation. W. W. KIMBALL, CORNER STATE AND ADAMS.STS., CHICAGO. HARDMAN . Smare, Upright and Grazd PITANOS. Highest award—Grand Medal and Diploma at Centenninl. Have beem in the market thirty-five years. - Orer 10,000 now in nsc. Priccs lower than R0y other firet-class piano. R. T. MARTIN, "CALIFORNIA WINES HBRAEY, HOCK, and CLARET Also the FINEST BEANDY Rroduced on the Continent. 1o uaranteeing these specialties to be per- ,_“f“! pure and reliable, we secommend em 10 2i1 lovers of good Wines. PERKINS, STERN & CO 111 RANDOLPH-ST. OPERA GLASSES In endless varicty, oar own importation. G Spectacles, EyeGlasses, Microseapes, &, At MANASSE'Sg Optician, _'STOCK . STOCK Stockholders’ Meeting. Tuinp NaTIONAL BAYE. 1 The st Cuicaco, Ili., Dec. 9, lfii 3 k annual meetingof the stockliolders of this Baul {orthe election of Directors will be held at ita Bauking lce on Tuesday, the 8th day of January next, be- Seea s hours of » and 4 0'Clock p. M. s J. IBVING PLARCE, President. g e rability of mechanism?: also, novel disposi-- RARE DERORTUNTAY. On Dec. 18, and each day until closed out, we shall sell at Public Auction at our store, Nos, 101 and 103 Wahash-av,, our immense Retail stock of Rich China, Cut Glassware, Fancy Goods, Silver Plated Ware, Cutlery, & ABRAN FRECH & CO., 101 & 103 Wabash-av. The wholesale business will be continued as hereotofors. Retail Fixtures, Show-Cases, Ta~ bles and Shelving for sale. BOXES FOR THE Holidays! What would be handromer, or more appreciated by the recipient, than a present of one of those Elegant Boxes. The airs in every box were especially selected by ourselves from our own shelves, carly in the year, and sent to the makers at ST. CROIN. SWITZER- LAXD, for insertion in our entire invoice, thereby insuring the latest and most po{)uhr ‘melodies, to- gether with standard operatic airs, which are un- obtainable in small and miscetlaneous stocks. The very lutest improvements are 1o be found in our Boxes, such as the Zither Attachment, “Eolign Harp, and - Sublime Harmony. In accordance with the demand of the times, we bave this ycar marked thesc goods mach jower than ever before, and at the prices we are offering them are within the reach of all. Prices from $1.50 to §3.60, An early call insures a good stock to sclect from. LYON & BREALY, te nnd Monroe-sts. ‘TEAS. Christmas! A BEAUTIFUL EXANELED TEA-CANISTER ! As Christmes Present, to every pur- chaser of one pound of Tea and up- wards, at the HONG: KONG TEA GO, 1 and 3 North Clark-st., and 16 South Halsted-st. YTOUNG MAN! This is just the thilfg for you if you wish to give your mother a hand- some and useful present. PERIN TEA COMPANY, 376 State-st., quote:_Corn, 2D can, ld¢: Elgin and Yarmouth, 17c: Kenseti's peaches, 3D can, : best Baxing Powder, 1 B can, 35¢; 5 can, * Babbitt's and Proctor & Gaumble's soap. 7¢; Tess and coffecs cheap. *‘Beatrice™ and other chromos given to custom: ing the holidaye. GREAT BARGITNS | DRY 600DS SUITABLE FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS. At 84 and 86 State-st. (Late SHAY, FRENCH & C0.) In considerntion of the ‘‘Hard Times” we believe that partics desiring to make Holiday presents would prefer to purchase useful rather than fancy goods, and eball offer strictly usefcl goods that have been marked down to less than wholesale prices. Economical buyere can save money by making thetr Holiday purchases here. « J. IR FING PEARCE, Assignee. FURNISHING GOO The Most Suitable and Sensible HOLIBAY GIFT (lothing or @?\lxlishing Goods HARVEY’'S, -96 and 98 Lalkc-st. Bovs’ Glayes, Silk Handkerchicfs and Neck- wear s Spetial CHICAGO, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1876—SIXTEEN PAGES. fi @ /E’EEE @@ | , PRICE FIVE CENTS, LEQUORS. [ . P TSP ere A CHAPING.GORE, 73 & 75 Monroe-st. WE QUOTE CRANPAGES FOR CASH ON DELIVERY AT TIIE FOLLOWING PRICES : IMPORTED CHAMPAGNES. Chapin & Gore, Spesial Imp., Ex, * o iy 528,00 $30.00 L. Roederer, Carte Bla .. Rocderer, Dry Sillery 50 L. Roedlerer, Dry Schreider..... 24,00 L. Roederer, Carte Blanche, tfrom 1he Russian market, 50 pts. and 25 qis, in basket. Pommery &-Greno, § J. Roussillion & Co.. Se g. }} Mumin, Bx. Ayafn & Co. Bouche, Pils & Co., Dry Bouche, Fils& € inet. half’ pinf Geo. Goulet, Dry. Geo, Goulet. Extra Dry. < leidsieck & Co.. Dry Monopole.. Giesler & Co., Dry Sillery. . Ruinart. Pere & Fils, Verzena; Duchatel Ohaus, Sillery. . .... Ackerinan—Laurance, Sanmur. Champagne. Carte Noire. .... AY.eouuo Dry Verzenay Napoleon Cah- 1530 DOMESTIC. CHAMPAGNES, American Wine Co. (Cook's Impe- o1 P $15.50 $17.5 Trhana Wine old Seal Dry$ Al and Extra Dry....... 15.00 17.00 Urhana Wine Co.. 1400 16.00 IMPORTED ALES AND STOUTS. Guinness' Stont in pints, bottled by Machen &Co.. by the cask. at §2 eurrency per dozen. Bass' Ale in pints, bottled by Durke, by the cask. it §2 carrency per dezen. Both of the above In 5 cask lots at $1.65 gold per dozen. McEwan's Ale in pints, by the cask, at $2 carrency per dozen. WATCHES. . HAVING A SURPLUS STOCK OF FINE Gold Watches Too good for our Jobbing Trade, we will sell them at retail dur- ing this month. W.B.CLAPP, YOUNG & CO., WHOLESALE JEWELERS, 149 & 151 State-st. EOLEDAY GOODS. HOLIDAY PRESENTS. For the better accommodation of all our customers, our store will be open every evening this week, and and we will place on sale Such an assortment of new and beautiful goods in every department as has never been shown in Chicago. Our stock has been bought in very large gnantities, and from the man- ufacturers, and our styles are very many of them such as cannot be found elsewhere. 3 ‘We exhibit aline of French Clocks which for variety and elegance of styles, quality of movements, and attractive prices is not equaled in the United States. In Antique Brass Goods and Bronzes we have many novelties. The large additions to our Ster- ling Silverware msakes the assort- ment complete, and prices in this line are very low. We call special ettention to our diamonds, as we have bargains for those who can ap- preciate ¥Fine White Stonmes. Of American and Swiss Watches of all the best makes, we have the most perfect and desirable goods which can be produced. InMiscellaneous Jewelry wo have everything of the latest and best} and in endless va- rieties. If you want a Fine Plated Tea Set, Pitcher Set, Basket; Caster, Card Case, Dinner Knives, Forks, Spoons, &ec., call and seo the largest stockin the West and get prices. Our customers will have the ben- efit of our immense wholesale stock in medium and low-priced goods, and we invite the inspection of all who are in search of something which shall help make for some one a Merry Christmas. N. Matson & Co., State & Monroe-sts., OPPOSITE PALMER HOUSE. S.HYMAN 235 Wabash-av. HOLIDAY GOODS A Choice and Elegant Selection of French Glocks, Bronzes, Statuettes, And many other articles of great artistic value, all our own direct importation. BARGAINS BEDDING. 1,000 Comforters. 1,000 Blankets. 560 Mattresses . 500 Spring Beds. &% Sheects, Pilllow=-slips, and Towels. CHIGAGO CARPET G0, 233 STATE-ST. . 0id Stand of Allen, Mackey & Co. FURS. CANADA FurMannfacring Co. R i \ R H Hadison-st., N. W. Cor. Franklin, During the Holidays we will close out she balance of our stack at retail for manufactarer's cost price, and can offer splendid valae in o Shetland Seal Sacques, newest style. Nora Scotia Mink Sacques and Seta. Seal, Russian Otter and Beaver Sets. French Seal, Lynx, Alaska Miuk and Otter Sets of wmedinm grades, Genty® Caps In larzest variety. Children’s Cloaks and Sets, Ete., Ete. Our goods are all of this genson’s mannfactare, and enperior in_workmanship and finish. Ay ar- Sealskin Hats. Caps, Gloves and ¥ ristiets, How will a scal skin hat do for a Christmas present?” MARTIN. ticle can be made specially to order. BEAK & BUCHER. Ladies’ and Gents’ Efi% Furs of every descrip tion. Finest Goods—Lowest Prices, J.S. BARNES & C0., 70 Madison. il buy a handsome sest B f0r 1R OT MR NEW PUBLICATIONS. A Tew Thonghts for a Few Friends. BY ALICE ARNOLD CRAWFORD. One of the most_charming glft books among the many beautiful once of the picsent 5eason. e McCLURG & CO.'6. COLLARS. SHIRTS. Keep’s Collars. ‘Elegant Styles, Best alft; .Sl.ioc&e}rfidfl\gén: six for e M‘{"\"Tanm ‘Madison-at. . Keep’s Custom Shirts, e B e e L ot e &1 il e g SEES MNF.CO., 173 East Madison. FOR H0LIDAY PRESENTS OWTEA TO VISIT 106 MADISON STREET STEIN’S DOLLARSTORE ANTIQUES. A fine assortment of Antique Designed Holiday Presents. Call and czamine beforc purchnsing clsewhere. CHARLES FENDT. Com, Mer., | 177 East Madicon-st., Roord 5. 4 K REAL ESTATE. We Want Cash Offrs Tnmedately FOR EITHER OF THE FOLLOWING CHOICE RESIDENGED Nos. 66¢ and 678 Michigan-av., between Eigh- teenth and Twenticth-ts,; No. 778 Michizan- av., between Twenty-second 2nd Twenty-third- sta.; No. 123 Purk-av., between Wood and Lincoln-sts., with 35 or 60 fect lot, immediate osscssion. 'Also, a good residence on Huron-st., Petween Giark and Dearborn; one on Dearborn- gt., between Erie and 1luron; one on' Ontario-st., between Dearborn and Stare; and one on Osk-st., castof State. NICHOLS, BRAGG & CO., 146 Learborn-st. C! . Tosums of $15.000 and upward on cholce {nside real State.’ Smalier sumsat 8 per cent. cotate. SUTOHN 1. AVERY & CO., 150 LaSalle-st. T PER CENT. n choice businces property at SEVEXN: 000 and $1,L4X) a6 0. DEN & MASON, 107-100 Dearboru-st. 7 PER CENT and 8 per cent loana on approved city real estate mad® FLRANCIS B. PEABODY & CO., 174 Dearborn-st. Cholee 1 S50 al CHrisimas Proseats ELEGANT JEWELRY. ELEGANT 3 I ') New and Beautiful Designs! ESPECIALLY FOR THE HOLIDAYS. C. D. PEACOCK’S, 98 STATE-ST,, opp. Field. Leiter & Co. JEWELRY. J. B. MAYO & CO. DRSTJEWELRY, L0WEST PRICES, PALMER HOUSE BLOCH. FURKITURE. ART SALE. FDEGANT ARD USERUL %fl@%fis}?g AUSTRIAN | BENT -WOOD FURNITURE OF ALL KINDS. PRICES REDUCED DBRANCH HOUSE: #; 179 State-st, Palmer House. SPIEGEL & GAHN, Holiday Furniture! Blegant Souvenirs! Our Stock is the most complete ot any in the city of everything thatis useful and ornamental. ‘We have the largest assortment of Music Portiolios, Ladies’ Desks, Pedestals, Cerd Receivers, Easels, Jerdiniers, Fancy Cheirs, Smokers’ Stands, Foot Rests, Ottomans, &c., &e., 8t PRICES TO SUIT THE TINES. Gives us & call before making your selections. 6 Fpst o> PRizz Mm? ‘ |3 8TATE SAVINGS INSTITUTION 251 & 253 Wabash-av. THE TOBEY FURNITIRE (0, STATE & ADARS-SIN,, Are offering the largest and most complete as- sortment of NEW and ELEGANT STYLES of FASHIONABLE FUR- NITURE, suitable for the Holidays, at a most ASTONISEHING SACRI- FICE. ASHIONABLE URNITURE, W. W. STRONG Furniture Company, 195 & 197 Wabash-av. | DENTISTRY. M.H ASPINWALL, B reei Rexov=p from First National Bank @ Tuilding to 56 Washington-st., over ot ing the nataralteeth. O 17 001 T o loan on Warebouse Kecelpts for Graia and Frorle; fons, od City Certificates and Vouchers, on Reuts and Mortgages. 'TAZARUS SILVERMA Bank Chambe merce. T JOHN G. SHORTALL. No. 24 Portland Block, southeast corner Dearborn and Washington-ets. REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE LOANS on cholce lnslde property at LOWEST MaREET RATXS. INTEREST ON CITY BONDS. Cmcaco, Dec. 16, 1876, —City of Chieago Cou- ponz, dae Jan, 1, 1877, will be paid at the Citr reasarer's office, if presented prior to the 23d inst. _Coupons not so presented will befi:fldm New York os usual, J. A. FARWELL, Comptroller. To Investors. I can make exfs Losns for on Improved Illinols s o, 105 Clark-4te — ecial attention to iiling and preserv- DR. ANGEL, DENTIST (Past two yeacs with Dr. Magnusson), Ewing Block, Room 10, corner Clark and Kinzie-sts. (oflice recently occupied by Dr. Vedder). Twenty- five years' constant practice. Full sets, best gum teeth, S8; Gold fillings, $2and up; Silver dllings, 75¢ to §1; Extracting, 50 cents. BIRDS. Canarles snd all kinds Singing Birds. Goldfish.and Aquaries, very sultable for Holiday Presents at FR. EAEMPFER'S, 4 /127 Clark-st. e e WANTED. WANTED. situati mmission House by & com- W%enznb%ow?négl?%( ‘Board of Trade reference. Address T 38, Tribune office. Vessel Wanted. xchangs for Loprovel o REELER, 163 Clark-st. ART SALY OF THEE Highwood Collection EUROPEAN PAINTINGS, 165 WABASH-AV,, On Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday evenings,at 7:30, Dec. 20, 21 and 22. In offering this superb collection of Original European Paintings at public sale, Mr. C. Enghwocd an- nounces that every picture has been painted on his direct commission by the most prominent artists of the German, French, and Belgian schools, and wishing To Retire Entirely From the Art business, he féels as- sured that no such opportunity of buying fine works of Art has ever been offered in Chicago. it e ELISON. POMEROY & CO,. Auctioneers. RLRY! SORE AND SICK Are the Men Who Would * Hold Office Under Tilden. They Fume, and Fret, and SAFE DEPOSIT VAULTS. <v0S/r & % OF THE 80 & 82 LASALLE ST CHICAGO Founded on Solid Rock. Walls Steel Lining, invulnerable to assault. Vigilantly guarded night and As secure as can be made for the safe- keeping of Money, Diamonds, Bonds, Deeds, and other valua- Safes for rent at from $6 to $150 per ennum, according Packages, large or small, stored at rea- absolutely Fire-Proof. day. Time Locks. bles. tosize and location. sonable rates. D. D. SPENCER, Prosident. A. D. GUILD, Cashier. Gzo. C. Coox, M tA o3 TOYE Sclweitzer & Bear, 188.& 190 State-st., near Adams, Opposite Palmer House. The Best Display and the Low- est Prices in the West. 25 cts., 59 cts., and 81 De= pariments now open and contain great bargains. ART GALLERIES. Magnificent Art Gallery and Stu- diosare the centre of attraction for those leoking for exquisite things in Photographic Art for Presents. Nothing can be more durable and appropriate. Fine Portraits, and Rich and Rare Art Goodsa specialty, SITTINGS BY APPOINTMENT, Studies and Gallery,Wabash-av., 210 and 212, E. . BRAND. “ECCE HOMO.” Corregio's great masterpiece, after loss to the Art World for thirteen generations, brouzht to light in Chicago. All thisweek ON EXHIBITION at OBRIENS ART GALLERY, N0, 208 WABASH-AY. - Breathe Forth Warlike Prophecies ; And Turn Their Harmless Pops Guns Against Southern. Conservatives, The House Committees at the South Becoming Disgusted. Most of the Frauds Discovs ered Have a Demo- cratie Origin. Hampton’s Little Legislature - Still Playing on One String. While Chamberiain’s House Passe esa Bill to Punish Usurpers. Mr. Morrison’s Smelling Committee Do~ sires to Bulldoze President Ortoxn. DBcLean County Republicans De- cide to Inaugurate Hayes. COyrus H. MoCormick and the Democratic Oentral Committee—@eorge Ar- mour’s Citizenship. DEMOCRATIC DRIVEL. A SWINDLING SCHEME. Specaal Dispatch éo The Tridune. IVASHINGTON, D. ., Dec. 16.—1t Is ascertained that the purpose of the Congressional Investigat ing Comunittec on Soutk Carnlina is to discoveraz error, if possible, which will enablc them te claim - one Tilden Eleetor in place o Hurley, whose ~majority, owing to what is claimed to be & purely - clerial mistake, was _only 256. The Committee hae not been ableto do this yet. Gen. Morey, whe said so many violent things during the came paign, in the course of a recent public speech in which he counseled his followers to commit nc violence till commanded to do so by their lead er, Wade Hampton, is reported to have added, ¢ gand, when shooting does begin, commencs with Chamberlatz and shoot downwards™ ™ ‘The Democrats in Congress are disposed to do their uttermost to PREVENT THE RIGHTFUL REFRESEXTATION of South Carolina. Owing to the absence of some Democratic members of the Elections Committee on the Southern Investigation Committec, it happens that the Republicans have a majority of the Elections Committee. The Democrats who re- maln here refuse to attend the session. Tho consequence is, there is no quorum. The Dem ocratic Chairman snnounces his intention to | ccrcy out this policy until the Democrats return from the South. This, too, in the face of the | fact that there is no contest. ‘There s some exciting talk here about alarm- ing military organizations in the Western States. A good many Western Copgressmen nave received letters within a few days which state that ARMED ORGANIZATIONS ARE FORMING, and that the claim is openly made that Wash- ington City could be surrounded in ten days with 500,000 armed men to inanzurate Tilden. The Democratic Sergeant-at-Arms of the House proposcs to carry out the Hewitt inflammatory programme in spite of the National Democratic Committee, and has made arrangements to call ma ectings in Ohio for Jan. 8. 1 Northern Democrats are endeavoring to counteract the effect of the published state- ments that the Southern Democrats aro notin harmony with their Northern leaders. Onc of them, in the interests of the Northern Demo- crats, says that Ben Hill does mot reflect the sentiments of his colleagues, and that, e could not command a corporal’s guard of fol- lowersin any policy he mizht suggest in oppo- sition to the will of the Northern Democrats. The same suthority states that among the Democrats thereis not the slightest disposition to concede the clection of Hayes. The attempt is also making to THROW DISCREDIT UPON HILL and that class of Southern men, by cirulating statements that thelr conscrvative position is duc to the fact that they somewhat expect office from Hayes. The moderato Demoerats will bring strong influences to bear wupon Speaker Randall to induce him to appoint moderate men from his own party uponthe House Committee of Seven, which Is to co-operate with the Senate commit- tec, that will undoubtedly beappointed Monday to determine upon some equitable alan for the adjustment of the Electoral diffficuity. . The House seems disposed to make ftsclf ridiculous by prosecuting ANOTHER CONTEMPT CASE. Speaker Randall, by an apparently violent in- terpretation of the rules of the House thia morming, decided that the telegram in this morning’s papers from one Willism R. Morrison was in the nature of s report from the Committee of which William R. Morrison, of Illinols, is Chair- man. A polnt of order was raised by the Re- publicans, but not much. pressed, that it was a curlous parliamentary proceeding to consider that a telegram, which did not even purport It~ self to be official, had the character of a committee report. But this telegram, together with Mr. Orton’s, was sent to the Judiciary Committee with instractions to report at the earliest practical moment What action should be taken to compel Orton to produce these tel- egrams. The inviolability of the telegraph will accordingly come up as A GRAXD SUBJECT FOR DEBATE next week. The belligerent Democrats of the House may a8 well‘occupy themselves with the attempt to justify the violation of the fonda- mental principles of the _Federal Constitution. They cannot hurt anybody but themselves,for it - is undoubtedly a fact that there wasnot a dis- patch sent by the Republican Committee which that body, woutd not be willing that the world should read. That Committee is composed of men of too much worldly experience to- trust matters which they would not desire ul- timately made public to the telegraph, especial- 1y fn view of the fact that some Southernagents - of the Company have a reputation of leaking i any case Where the interests of the United Souta