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u The Brooklyn Eagle closes nearly column
OF characteristic talk about Dry Docks and the
tion. MIR. Murphy, with the following fling at US


1--WE beg leave 10 say the Brooklyn Congressman


hnvuG any necessities 10 be relieved by this appo
put buy The Tribune two or three times and have
something 10 spare.


1.-THE Congressman and his gentlcmanly mouth
piece mean only that his property exceeds our>
ever so many times it is all true, and we have
nothing 10 say. We apprehcnd, however, that to
buy The Tribune" might not be exactly Within
the Congressnan's means, large as they are, snd
moderate as are ours The necessities to which
sc referred arc political, not pecunary, and we
suspect all the ample wealth Of The Congressman
,pl prove little enough for them. AT any rate,
sc arc sure his style OF managing and cuddling
TINS Dry Dock question, ever slnsc he was elect
ed and a little before, has been such as savored
sood deal more eli the schemng, selfish dema-
rogue than of the high-mndcd Statesman.


As 10 the papers here beng organs ei a Sec
ton,L Dock interest, it may pass for what it is
worth We had not seen, heard from, nor hac
any intercourse with any one interested IN docks
Of any kind for months before wrote our article.