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[Correspondence of the Courier.]
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WASHINGTON, Dec. A.

 "We had to-day, in the Senate, a bill un- der consideration, granting land and an in- creased pension to Tyrolese, who was a Colonel under General Eaton, in 1904, when that officer was sent to Trpoii, to feInstate the dehroned Bashaw. The sketch given by Mir. Benton, of the adven- lures of this Colonel, who in all circum- stances, behaved with the utmost gallantry and fidelity, was tull of romantic interest, and was listened to with profound attention ny the whole Senate. The gallant old man, hardy remnant of q chivalfous band, Was n the Senate Chamber during the ex- position of his fife. He lives in Mis- sour, and not far from St. Louis cutivates, nl'h " his own hands, a garden and, as Mir. bent n stated, after raising vegetables and snal's ot the very first quality, IS to be seen seated Tn the public market, selling with his own hands, these products of his own ln- uostry. He has been in "imminent dan sefs,D and has had .shair breadth 'scapes," !" among Arabs, Mamelukes, Turks and Cor safs; he has been permitted 10 reach a sesitaole old age, approaching to that point S s' winch It seems to be particularly called 'of that he should live in tranquility, and :sss- ease'-. There was a strong feeling excited ar 'i us favor, by the simple narrative of his N, h's, and every man was desirous to give .a a'' what was asked. in land and money, fl ut rules of Congress and the regard due ,o V economy would permit. MT. Poindex- ,o ' .e expressed an apprehension lest a grant aasn ~ 'ne amount asked, might not induce ar ppnca'ion TT from the heirs of General Ea- ana a' 'or similar appropriations of money aiia land, as that officer had behaved witt

 ed d5ah'.ahfy qua not to bo surpassed, command- ,s ,h a4'ls expedition, and had as just clain

 a'e present petitioner, to the justice ot ,.stess. At the same time, Mir. Poin- 0A'er awarded to the petitioner, the orodi