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THE COMMUNE BUGBEAR
??
HOBTRF.NC.TH IN BROOKLYN ANDNF/tf -YORK.
?BPOBTB OF ARMIXO AND DRII.UNO EXAGGERATED
_NO RF.AI. I.AM.KK IN* TIIK COMMt MS.B' PRKB
knt rnaiARATKiN8-TROiBi.it: more likely to
COME FROM TRAMP8 ANP VA0RANT8 AND OTHER
H_f?fa-avan* atTDDBBtT AROrsED bt unex
PECTEP KVKNT8-THE POIJCB REAOT TO B.P
FRK-S BInrlNO IN IT8 INCIPIENCY.
Tli. recent exciti i reporta of tbe finniiiK
,?d dn.lii.g <>f ('..miniuiiata, and the dc. ire .till
BauifcMc.l h. leadmg ___-li_B_, iiiatiufii.*turora
??| rhurchmcn to leam tlie exaet ?treiigt_ and
piana a_ the ?naB.BBl.aa_. kae-a to ex.-tm t"w
city and Ilr.u.-lvii. led Tn_ Tkibinb latcly te in
atitute a therong- InTeaHgatma late tae aabject.
. MilUahow that the i.un.Wr of inci. l-clnnging
to the Oeaaa-aa-il or Seeialial . .rganirntHMis iathe
two citieaiaonly ***** l.'OO; that BMMf then,
_re ttermana. and ...a.i.v are beer aeII. ra | that they
.mlulgrin-Xtravagaut language. but alo ..ot dnl
ETaVaaaaaagi a..d ti.,t ti.cpoiicc hettere.ha.ae
arod from them.
an uHa-ti vievToh THK BEcnam.
An inve8tifi.ati<m of Cbb_-BBBBB_I in Row
York and Brooklyn hua been goinp on for a iinnth paat.
made by aeveral TanOBB reportera. wbo havc rr-ularly
joiued theaeveral loditeaoraectlonaof the "Beelalletle
Labor Party"?aa the Conin.unUU eall thcma.lvee?
whleh hold roeetlnga in New-York aad Biooklyn. Thr.
luqulry haa been thorouirh aud eonaclentioua, without
l>i_Judice agalnat the organi.'-ra otihe new pnrty, nnd nt
the aame time without tbe knowledge of t??ae who
were belng Inveatlgated. The reportera aeted wltheal
roncert or knowle-lge of each othere' operatlona. and
theauinmary of faciaand the rouclualoiiH reached are
from their dlatluet reporta, whleh verv clo. ciy agreed
ln almoat every partietilnr. Thaaa reportera have at
tendod the varioiia aeetton niectinga, nnd tbe aeeret
huMt.eaa meetiuga: they have inapeoted tbe booka of
varioua lodgea, and calculated the Btieagth of the orgun
ixatlona from the liata of pajrtag BilBlhlira. The reaulta
of their lahora uiav ha brlefly aumtuarized aa foliowa:
The varioua aeetiotialn tbia elty, af whli-U there nrc
now elght, nitiubirusenrolled piiviti^ in.inb.rs B Itttta
leaa than fcoO men?or did a few daya ago. Tho.-.? ot
Brooklyn, wbere there are alx a<-ctiona. do not ?
WO, aud tbe moat aetlTI meiulvcta do uot claun thnl the
? r exeo.de 106. Ofthe total ln tl.- twe eitioa
nearly 1,000 are Oennana, and of the. ?? threc-fourtha at
leaat etiforce per.piratl.n_ by the arcuoin lnbor of dia
penalOK beer. Th'-re are not more thnn 100 Auierieana
I ln the two eitlea, aad of theee mnny de aet
agree with tlie more radical aentimeui. of the Uermana.
There are only a few dozen Iriahnien. Th. r>-. t are
Frenchmen?inaiuly refugees of the 1'aria Couiuiutie.
Thcra la only one Americau aeetton In thia city, which
meetaat No. 2. . tanto.-at. Tue Tiuiu m:'* repreaenta
tlve ln the lo.lge reporta Ita aircugtb at thtity-.H vi-n,
and aay e tbat the w. iu bera are pariieuluily an.ioua to
?eeure addttlonal nietnbi-ra of Atuetiean natiouuhty.
regardlngone new native Anierlcnn tn.-uibcr aa uiore dc
airable than two Ueruiaua or other fm-eigi iera.
Each aectlon haa Itanight for weekly uieetlnca. The
Atnericau aectlon Id thia city mecU on Fnl-.iy ulcht., aa
before atated, m St.uiton-st. ln I'.rooklyn tue Auu ri
cau aectlon, of wbicb a Te.intNE eapB-tac la a tnetnlicr,
__a.ml.lea tn Me.erolc-at. Once a we. k itu-y have _cn
eial buaincaa uiceting at the (i.-rmauia Aaaeiubly Beeeaa,
ln the Bowcry, in thl i city, but aeldom more tban 190
or 160 of the more a tive apirita take part lu tbo ratber
noiay, Irregular anc utterly uuurnctiral BreeeedlBgl
wbicb fullow tbe exc .laion of tho general publlc and tbe
reportera Tbe open maaa-mectlnga are almilar eongre
eationa of men of the aame eharaeter, who talk tn ram
bltng atralna aud in a violent manner, but who aay lit?
tle which can be couaidered aa anytblug more thnn ex
trav__anc. of laiu.uuK'*. Tba um.iH.-ri of the < otuniuuiata
ln the two cittea have been eatiniutc I at 100,000. but the
actnal facta aa to their atrougth are jriven above.
In the open luettlusa any peiaoti preaent la at llberty
toexpnaahla oplnlona on the relationa of capltal and
labor, etc, whethcr he ia in .ywpathy with thebocialiata
oruot, In tbe aeeret tuoctiuga the apecial plana of the
orgaulxatlon are diacuaaed and ac vin-ated by the leadera.
It la very certain that the . ociallata bave aa yet made
do ayatematic eflort to arm th.-maelrea. Tbey aay :
" We are atteinpttng to oarrv out our lueaaurea throuch
peaeeable meana?througb iM.lttlct aud the ballot. lf we
fall tbere, we may then have to teeort la vlolence, but
not now." No evldence whitever could be ob
talned by any of Thb Tribi.e reportera that the
party or any of Ita aeetiona were urmed or drilled. Tbe
chlef danffer to be aut<cl_ at< _ in hia reepect la from tlie
Inflammatory taik of a few ot the leaa aenaible men.
It doea not take mueh to exclte a mob, anri a mob la
never long in armlim !ta.lf; and while the Boclallau ar.
not now armed, and have no pranent puriKtae ot dolug
any vlolenoe, a few of their numlier miaht load the reat
to violent acta, They would uodoubWly be aoon Jolned
by tbouaanda of ldlera, wbo could readily arm them
Mlvea, but tbey would be wboily without diactpline or
directlon, and could make uo beadway ajtain.t _H_M r
tha diiK-lpHned police force or tbe mtlltla of tbe
clly. Wbat th?-y nii?;ht ac.>ompllali ln tne auburban
lowna or alonc tbe ltnea of tbe rmlwaya leadine into thia
elty if a matter of eou|e< lure.
Tbe BBBtea of the party?the membera of the organtra
tlon lnaiat on caillng lt a new political party?la ?'
ernmen t ou an tudtutrlal, uot a political baaia." It ia a part
of the aaa creed that a man cannot boncatiy lalior uiileaa
lt be with hia banda, and aa a nt-ceaaary dcductlon from
tbia premtae,ouly manual lalK.ri-1- are hom.t enoujeh
eltlzena to be entruated with a Oovemment for and by
tbe people. Tbe lromediate objecta fo rwhich t he SiK-lRli?ta
aay tbey are working are a law liinitiug abaolutely a
day'a lahor to elght houra; the Oovernmeut to have con?
trol of all railroada and telegrapba; all Induatrial enter
prtaea to be ui>on a ci?">| .-ratlve baaia; and more eapeci
ally, a p.-aded ayatem of ineoine tax, ly which
tbo rate of taxution ahall l>e Incn-naed ln peo
portlou aa the income exceeda wbat the la
divldu-l may reaaouatdy need for liia . uuport.
The only practlcal propoaltlon advanced thut far for
political effeci la one wbicb devotea thr tnani eaegbM for
tbe general or central orfanlratlon to the luereaae of tha
party ln the varioua warda or diatileta ln which the
Deaaoeratlr aud Iteput.llcan parllea are moat eveuly
divlded, with a view to holdln?r the balanec of power at
eoming electlona Aa a matter of eourae, theae ward
orgamtatlone will at the very flrat loea! eliition levetep
into a bttaj ot atrtkera wbo will demand patraaaaa or
aioney from the varioua candidatea of one paity or the
Wblle dan. Ing and rldlcmina tbe Idea of aiiiili.R and
driliiUK, and inalatiuK that tbey proj.oae. t? accuipliah
revolutlon by moral meana, the Boclaliala aay tlmt tho
" outrageoua eonatitutiou of aociety " ehallengia a rlaing
ofthe niiddle t-laaaca before the moral meuna can wmk
ont tbelr rrault. Buch a naing they evldeutly anliciiiate
wltb agrlm aatlafaction, and profeaa to be unable to
BUveitoff. Queationed on theaubjeet of working out
reform by adncatlng tbe maaaea. tl.ey inanlfe. tod iuipa
Ueaee at tl.e idea, tbe nlowueaa of tho work belng their
n.-tn groui.d of ol-jcclion. Moreover, tbey ayyear to
di.ul.t IU efllcuey.
It ha* tnen rei>reeented tbat the fathnlic clergy have
b< en grt atly troebled ht the growtb of thia body, uud
dia-ounteuiiiieo lt by every meana. Their oj.jioaltloi],
however, on luquirv la found to be chlaflv enuaed by tbo
fear of tha growtb of lntidtl notiot.a, and not by anticl
pattonaef auy aenoua trouble or vlolence. There ure
aeOaahaUaa ln tha orgaulxatlon. All the lil-li
and Auierlcan memtiera are Woleatanta, and ihe Ir. ru 1.
aadOei varlably freo-thlnkcra. Many of the
moat radical aentlmcnta advanoed ln tbe meetlnga aro of
au irrellgtoiia and evou blaapliemoua eharaeter. Amonf
the worat leadera la the h.a/lof the Amerlcan aectlon in
thia elty, a man uamed Drury, who at a reeent meetlog
aald. among other ahockini'ly l.lai>i>liemoua expreaalone,
that "(I.. :?t toid ut. and eapecially the capltallata, to
ba e__.ritHl.le, to foed tlie huiigry and rlothe the naked,
hut had not told bow to do it; the Hoeiaiutlc
Iabor party ara gi.tmr to do what Ile fallcl lo do." Ou
aaother occaaion he aald tbat " lt would not Ih- kulg he
fore Ma.ini, <i,iribuidl aud John Brown would )h> con
aidered eoual - Ife i tieae expreaaiona Indu-ato
Iba groaalv i ft* al many ot the BBeeehe. aud
Ilrory la almply a reprc-titatlvo aiK.akti. a imm nained
Beaaett, who la aaid to bo a general agent ot tbe party,
laeqaary radical In apcecb, and goea furtb.r ilnin any
?ther ia adviatng pi.-parutiona to aet at any niomrt.t.
Jnatna Bebwab, wbo la often afMiken of aa a leader, la a
enmparalively luoffi naiva Oertnau wbo aella tieer, and
flnda it proflUble to aeek notoriety hy conuectlon with
thia movetnent. He la devoted to a beby and a young
wife, wl,o fwleiitly rulea the bouae and earriea tbe
pnrar atrtnga, aa Sebwab haa to take her advlee in all
thiaga aad aollclt from ber the wont-y for tbe very auiall
eat expcuditurea.
I oil- i riBWI OF COMMl'M-M
Prcaldi nt bmlih, of the Polioe Board. waa aaked re
eantly il ibe police hud caiherad any faeta rogarding
tu. < otnuiuutaU lu tbia city. He apawercd that ao far
ae he knew no aneh Intoruatlon bad been aought or
galaad by the polioe. Tha aubjeet of Cdmmuuiam in
Ht-m Yorh bad been regarded hy the Police Board aa too
trlvUl for dlaeaaalon, and no ordara had been laaaed to
tbe force lu referenee to the Coamuuiat aocleliea. For
hla own part, be belleved tbat theae aoeletlea were per
Uctiy liannlaaa, aad that tbey would ramalu ao lf left to
Baeaaaelvea. They numbered only a few hundred men.
Aaaa atea were aet dlapeeed to do any auiaebief. Afew
of the lcadera, like Juatna Bchwab, ware fanatlca, whoaa
rxplolta bejrau and euded ln talk. It would be tbe duty
of the police to report any movement among Coninnin
leta, or otbera, which seemad to threaten the aafetyof
life or property. No aucb reporta had been received,
and none could l>e reaaonably expectad.
. upeilniendeiit Walling aaid that hia Informatlon
about tbe ('oinuiuniata eam. chlefly from the newa?
papera. The reporta that aome of the aocletlea were
drllltiig with aruia lu thia elty he regarded aa very ab
aurd. The polioe would be aure to know of auv auch
niovcnienta if they were uttetupted. In hia oplnion the
I'.'iiiiuuuiata were not worth all tbe uotioe which the
uewapaitera had taken of them. They were perfectly
well awareof their own weakneaa aul aought to ludc it
by holdlng their mectlnga ln aecref. "Their ehief
leader." Bupei intendent Waliing aald. " la Jnatua
Hchwah. the kteper of a laner-heer aaloon. It |.i\
Bebwab to be acomnmmet, aud he wlll prt-acb I'oinuiiiu
1*111 aa Ioiik aa he t un keep hla place full of cuatomcra bv
that meana. Tln- newapapera are belping on the t'otn
i.iiiuiata by takiui. ao luueli notlce of them. The leadmg
pui.iio leaaadete i? -lieve inat the aocletlea are atrongiu
iittober., aii() inany tieraotia will ln- kdioJointh.se ao?
cletlea for thia reaaaa. lf the CotnniuuUte were let
alone, they would aoou flr.le out of their own aecord."
BUMOBfl OF A KA1LHOAI) STKIKE DEMED.
Bepocta *r*M ia iiIiwIbHw j < ntenlay that
the . ociallatle and Comuiunlatlc elcinentf of tbe country
were thot-oughly or?;iiniziiig in oidtr to make a dcter
inined ontbrenk (bia Suuiiuer, and engtige iu riota aoim -
whnt almtlnr to th... . of a year ajro. The employ.a of
the varioua railroad-, it waa r-.iinoied, had considcred
propooato freea theae araaalaathiaa und tateaded i<> |otn
wlta them. A.ili | to thia waa the .toryiniit the elty
unlitia had been m BOtlve tr.iiiilnj: for aome tnne, iii an
iieipatiou i.i theae eveuta Oohmel Porter,ol tl.,- 29d
Etegiment, a. nl oul an order a week uiro for all the Baea
- .uii?,- in tiie anooryyeaterday afteraoon tot a
apecial dnil. Iln- waa liiiiii.-i tcd With n niiiior that a
jreiii ral atrlkc of the raUroad employea woald tak<- place
in xt Monday, the <iu> <>n wim-h i ..mtreaa leexpected i<>
luiloiiiii. RaUroad othclala atated last eveataa thut no
auobatnkewaafeared attbe preaent tla.e. If the em
- bad taken any Baeaaaree they im<i kept their ac?
tion very qaiet. Tae membera ut the __d Beclment aaj
ihiit the apecial drlll waa ealh d la order thal tbej migbl
!"? prepared for any emergeney In tbefutore. Colonel
Porter atated thal tbe drul.whieb was in Tompklna
aquara, waaetmplyto practiee tbe reglment In atreet
tiiHiiiiiivre... Bupenntendent WalUng ridlealed the ro
ini.r of expeetedriotinjr, aad denled the ttatement that
ti.e potlee foreehad beeaapeetally drllied lor aaeh aa
evci.t. ________________
" LOXO BRAXCB.
HOTF.I. EBBPBBa IV 1 \1 l.l l.\Ni V -NF.Ar.I.Y rvKtiv
rraoa cakbk?bomb qfthb occcpaxtb oi
?iiii: 001 iAi.r.-.
LOKB Biiwui. Junp 11.?With the siiii-liinc
aml beat tlie iirrivai of vi. itois incrcaaoa, and a gltmpaa
of tlic gaicty aad baay times of other acaaoua lu-t
beging to appear. aad tha aaa aaa may aow be
Kaid to have begaa. The moat prou.iiicnt oi
oottage gueata are ulready doiiiieilcd ln their . nin
B*er viiiu., the graad iin\<- i? hrlghl with anin
and the hotel men are on the tip-too of BXpetl
Moat of the hotel. wlll oih-ii Iti a blazeof glory on Ihe
.nd bnndreda <>f the cboleeat apartmente bare
aire.-idv been engaeed. Deaoitc tbe ehflJy weatm
barah wlnda of Ihe paat week er twe, tae eeaaon protn
II. More than a week ago every Bvatlable roitage
.?ii t toean-ave., trom Monmoutb Beaeh t>> tbe " Klber.ii.'
aken, and aevi ral lamlliea were badh ??
at not being able to pi"< ure aultable bonaea. Thia aloue
ia n strong i.roof of the promleed raaha UtUelat.
The appended lial wlll gare a fair anlde to, au.!
arjr of, the eottagera1 bo Iy i
ih BAX-AVB. Flli'M MAIB-BT.
AVarren (i. Brown, N.-w York, m Mra. Ollver'a cottugc.
Joaeph Booth, New-York.
< harie. Blapham, New-York.
W. Campbeu. New-York, in ulbaon'e cottage.
Tbeodore Moee, New-York.
j Bonnebom, New-York.
J. Foater, Wew-York, in ilopelaud villa.
- - Moon, I'hi inl'-Iphia.
Bolomoa M<-v< ra, New-York, ln i:. S. <;r.rn'e cottage.
\< w York, ln Dtike'e ealtBga
.iK-i Coben, New-York.
Ueorg.- H. Preebniy. ii Drexet. cottago.
iii'l'AN'-.W 1'.. BOI l.l 1 li"M WEBl F.M).
Phillp Dalv. N'-w Vork. in I'hanibrrl.ili.'a elub-houae.
.1 r-.u.irt, NeW-York,lu Mra. 1- Myti'a cottage.
I are, Ri ? York,
lyera, New-York.
Vork. aouth of brldga.
i i . i. n ? Vork, ln Oawtrr'o oottaae.
(,. .1. Brokaw, Si ? York, in Mra. Billluga'acottage.
j i. Wrlal t. Bi a Vork.
I_ B. 1 tii ?. . New-York.
(,. M. Pnllmaa, N-W-York.
Mr. Blnmenthal, New-York.
L. ii. Brown, New-York.
Mr-. Bobert Wmtbrop, New-York, in Thomaa llurphy'a
_
I,ea, I'nll;. 1. lphla. ln the Rennie cottage.
ral Alex. fi, W.-i.b. New-Vork.
Brlee Oraj . Ni a York.
j. Bellgman, New-York.
J. < urtia.Jr., Ncw-Y.uk.
J. W. < iirtla, New-York.
.1 * ii111-. ar., New-York.
Juk. Etowlaad,New-York.
H. C. Kahm York. ln N. Perry'a cottaga
r. 1*. Ilnw.-ii. N.w-Yoik, aouth of hrldgc.
N.h.-uiiiih Perry. NewarB.
Iluward Koberia, New-York.
I?. c. Wll. ox. New-York, m <,eneral Grant'a oldcottag..
iihia,
J. W. <ilrar.l. I'liilad.-lpbla.
A. li. JouL-e. Ncw-York.ln lienoral Grant'a new cottage.
I-AltK-AVE.
J. W. Wallack. New-York.
Mra Bdwla Adama, New-York.
J. Meacar aud M. Miichell, New-Y'ork, ln Whlt.ra
cottage.
W. lt. Kloyd, New-York.
Mra Wooley, New-York.
li. v. I'addock. New-York.
Thomas T. Kn.i.i y. New-York, ln the Booth cottaga
(.i-lAVAW., BOBTB FltoM MAl.V-bl.
Mra. H. Brotra. New-York.
?! Crawford, New-York.
_Ira- Atiwati r, New-Yerk.
(i.irAt.r-ii ..< r..
jud.-e Bleeek, Phlladelphla.
Alexandei Klcb, rinlndeiphia.
Bl 1 < oheii, New-York.
. Kl.All-AVE
A. Mvrra, New-Y'ork.
Mr Bariow. New-Yerk.
Ilocv Miiuaiou.
J. W. All.atigh.
i _ Chanfran.
?. inni.
Wiiliam lleuder-on, New-York, " Roaedale."
im. BLBBBOB c.'i IAOK8.
All the ?? Kil.i nm " eettaeea are luhabltcd by tbo fol
laarf-g tBaalBea from New-Yeta, vu:
I dge, aud Miaa Coudraa.
m ii. Crocker aad tamity.
iimdley Martln ann laauljr.
John . Iomii umi famliy.
ln 11. H. Stuith aml fumlly.
i '.. Brown aad famliy.
Vanderbill aud famliy.
( liiioiie.y and lamlly.
... vi rocker and famliy.
i m Hrowii an.l famliy.
Wataon 1_ Caae and fiunily.
Jamea . tillman atol fuinily.
Win. D. t-louti aud fiunily.
A II. Hai.t and fanily.
W ui. Sio.iii and lannly.
Wn,. C. Whltney and farnlly,
? ,<k and lamlly.
0 in k ii < it~.itt aud fnmlly.
Mr. Crane and famliy.
II, i.i \ \. < i y i.,r au.l fiunily.
i'.iehuioii.l i'.ili.ot aad faunly.
I. . I-.,. i.i-r and famliy.
john _*. Beotl and funuly.
.Lm,. h m. Brown and faimlv.
i i> Beea and faunly.
Illler and fatnlly.
N \ i ioi N.ivi .nnl. aml fauilly, of Loulavlllr, Ky.
Ihe foliov.ni>; Ncw-Yorkera o< ? tipy apurtuiMita ln the
" i;il_rou " Hotel: Ilenry A. .lerbert and wlfe, IIam
ilion McK. Twombly and wlfe, Mra. II. Baaxharet
Tuwiiaend, l?r. A. T. Whcelock and fan.ily, Auk. L
Brown and family, Madatne 1). I'ololn and dau.liin,
Charlea B. Foadrfckaad wlfe, Charlea Muuziiiccr nnd
.. Moaea 'laybr uud wlfe, aad W. BL _1__a___at
iui.l wlfe.
Ihe iil.oye Bal eoatalaa the riHtnea of thoae who aie
iiieaciit, or expeeted to airtva tuia week.
TheBouthcni Itailroad < ornjiany are running what la
teruiod a"church truln," ou Sundaya, between the
DlghlaaaaaadI^agBraaeh*taeraer t<> gtra aeitagera
alonK the Uu.- au opportiiniiy to attend thu moriilngaer
vic.-a ai the Bharehea bera
lha lloiel ItrVhlon, which haa aaaa open alnce Juue
1, la eutertaluin? aome alxty-clKht gtieata, and tho fol
lowlng famillea havc i<-gialeied aud wlll remalu the eu
tm .ea. m :
(,. W. lane and faintlv, of New-York.
Mra. Gilnian und luaid, of New-York.
Mta. BridKcaud uiaid, ol N< w-V'ork.
1. 1 . Wliitiii_ and lamlly, of New-York (Pott)
bunli ? and famliy, of l'hiladelphta.
w . . Wriia, of New-York.
J. W. Ki.KB aml wlfe, of New-York.
ln. <'. N. Deevoatne, of New-Yotk.
- I Baward aud wifr, of Brooklyn.
It iaeipected that the a.vcral l.anda engaged by tho
hote.la to furiiinh mii-lc wlll bi-^ln lilowlng their horiiN
abont the lat of July. A111 the l.athli.K-)ioii_ra are up,
and the bluff la uow freed of luuiber or other dcbria.
DKATH VBOM OVKIt BTUDY.
Mi*s Henrietta Jliuuilton, ag? t'igliti-i-ii, <li<?<!
aa Wodneaday ulght, at No. BM Madlaon-ave., ln convnl
alona, beaflght on by i.aralyaia of the hrain, cau.-ed
by a<-ven alii'lv. Miaa Hamillou waa a member of the
graduatiug claaa of the Normal College. _he ha.l
?lioiij;, and of lale li.nl
autl.-red mueh from piitu in the head umi
f.ne. T'no Oereaai raadared a dcciaiou iu accoidauce
with the facta.
m?
TlMBKR TO TlMIlER.?At tlio i)ln<itig of Mr.
V?rl? n_, n.lulaier ol theCbapalef Kuae, Olaagaw, af
wboae abilltlea Mr. Thou. enteitalued no great oplalon,
wiirn ihe.y came to tliui part ol tin een moii.V where th^
liatida are luipoaed, tbe other membera ware iiiakln*
room for Mr. Thom that he iiiijMit get forward hla liuml
ontlie head of Mr. F?Tt?ea likewiae ; but Ml. Thom,
krepiiic at a diatunee, -aid, " Na, uu, timii.t-r to tliiiin.-r
wlll do well euough," laylug hia atafl ou the head of the
new dlvluc
,'a.l.li i u
iniidiler dled, aml deii my fadder uiarriod a. in ; aud
aomehow 1 dia-an t eieui to have no pareuta at all, uor no
home, UO Ui__u."
GLIMPSES OF VANDERBILT.
INCIDENT8 IN TIIE COMMODORE'8 LIFE.
1NTKHK8T1NO TESTIMONY IN TIIE WILL CONTE3T?
JlMI-i IRVTNO's KF.MINlSt'FNCES? BIT8 Of THK
COMMODOR-S TALK BEPKATKO?1118 AtTION
CONtr.RNINO THK MaRRIAGK 08 CORNF.LR'8 J.
Surrogate Calvin read an opinion yeaterday on
the motion for a contiimatice of tlie Vanderbilt
va ill caae. He held that the detective Redburn
abould be proriwed, and if hia U-tiinuny
auatained the chargea of coiispirarv, the mo?
tion uiigbt then be grantcd, in onler to obtain
the teatimony of Maaon and Clark. Ex-Aaaem
bUnian Jamea lrvitig recalled intereating
experiencea with Commodore Vanderbilt and
on (Toaa-examination by Mr. Clinton, gave aome
poiitieal reminisreiicea. J. ('. Smith and tbe BeT.
Dr. S. A. I'orcy teatitied alxuit tlie 00-8888888-.
cotirae in i.u.u.l to tbc marriage of bia aon
Corueliua.
-?
TK-STIMONY AM) JJTOUMENT.
Oliauncey M. Dapaw 881 baikia Williani II.
Viimleilult, yeaterday. i.i the burroj?at?'"a f'ourt. It wua
undcraio.el that he wua tbere to rontront Kedhurn, tbe
..Ictective, if the lutt. r al.oiil-l iipp.-iir to give th< I.
aplracy Moiy on tlie witw?-? aliiml. Tho 88888 ciowil
tiiiit baa utteiKii'.i the peei ioua leealeaa fiii.ii the ehatra
or Btooil cloaelv p.-.ckej totfcther lu tlir baek rsrt of the
n.oiii. Oaly two 808888 wei.' preaent, one of them
belag Mra. La Baa, the roalealaai The eeaaeal badaifBd
in much aharp lanjnagl. aii'l even tie Hurr<u.?tc, in rc
tniklnjr the garrullty af oue witncia, u-cd worda for
wbieh he felt compelie 1 to mahe un upoliirv to Mr. I.ord
uf.crwnrl. All tntnir-a 80888?8.8, it waa one of tl.e moat
lalaiaallag aeaaloa ttma far.
Taa autiaaale Bibi aaia hli ieeWaaea Ike aaaatlaa
argaed oa aYedaoaiay, ef eeatlaalaa Iba aaea for the
iiiiitchtiiul. until l'u'.l, to kciure tlie teatlmony ol the
tlm > ? oiiapiriuv. He aaid ;
Tbe deteriiitiiatioii af tke motion la duVicuii, imt only
becauae ol the extreme improi. .i.illii of the at.. -
bj Ueaara. Maaon and Clark lu tbeirao alled flUatlia,
I. .-.-ii ol Ihe iiiore . vti... i-.liniiiy uml Incrrdlble
-:.u r related iu tbelr letter to Mr. leora, whleh it -. rmi
to uu-1 annol be recouclled witb their a_darlta ponalat
- itn tl." iute.-I'lty ..f ihe wHaeaaea \t\a paaaibta
t.. luppoae two peraoaa ?.f ordluary Intrlllffcncc, om-a
?,?.>.. obtuaeaa to roneluileauch nn ent.
wltbnui dlacovering Ibe dectjptlon aa to Menilty nf
Corueliua J., Wiltlaiu ll. and t'ommodore Vanderbilt,
nl tue ilisliuiee of a trielul of Villliain II.,
bal reallj la Ike Interrat aad fartheranee "i
. v iu bebalf ol < toi iieilui .' Bal
when in their a_.davtta thej atete poatilvelj
th .1 tbi v bare diaoon red tbal tbelr employer and lue
,i couapirator waa Cbaunce. M. Drnew, aud lu
tbeli ioiui leti." tiicv allrge tbal oa lurtoer laqidry
-.,, ..-<-, rlaiuod lhal tl wa uot i e, t nl
other pereon looking like bini.ll i?< ??. iwrfectlj ajp
pilleutlhllttlleier.il bt 1" BUl'h i ? -eoli. I'liltli.ll of 1 I.e
tw. ai ii.ui.ni- aatoiave Ihein from the u< ceaaarj Iin
u ..( faUehoud in one or othei ..f ibe two
iiii-ni-. lt aeeua to me Ibat .\.ii -n.-.i-1'.'ii uiadelo
tl.e ullldaril ol the ooati itanl'a couuaeTTtbat thoae a n
ii.ui- I.. i I. i . i. la i o httereal <.r ti.e
I'i.,... .1 tbelr
I.l" to tl.m lillt, Illll!
.,, tuu< ii ag unal tii- cn dtbllity
oi tbeae il i Itueaai a do
m.t illow Ibemaelrei lo be tampered wiih,
.nol .f ibry bare i
tbey were unwltttngl.i pirtielpauta in . _n u I
thia impo-iiion of Bohie perai.na ln Ibe lulereat ol Itta
- inl i- io m i n n im .i i'i-1 Ina]
bave beea to diaeloae th>- fa. ia ;.. thoae nartiei wbo
i lemforthc rtndicatlon ol Ibe rl.it.
proper t.. at.it.? bi e pn k n< .1
? ..-iou tu.it ii'. i bare w . n tara
l>. ,. ,| w ill) ov iiiii peiwon ni the liil r. -t of Ibe '
neuta, .nol tbeu departure ia pmbal ?
t.ie to tinii- ov.n aawllliniracbb '" leat
-.-, and thi i ut) io
.oii'i'i.r the auawrring alBdantol Wllllatn 11. Vander?
bilt and C. M. llepea I have intemlcil t>. op.-n ihe door
de f.'i iu- :?.iim,ut.- i i
llee.l, Ih" U'OO.I f.lioe of )illll.l.ll pl oeee.lllu-a, the CJl'.ill
ot tbe partiea, ami tue pen ol tbooa
i of ii moat atrucioua eonapiraey, eaaaot well af
lord to iiilow it to I-- plaualbly aale lhal.. eaao uiw.lvmg
aii tbeae latereata, logetbar wiih un In
mn...1 oul of court elih.r up?
on _ te. iMiiciiim or a naid exaeti..f difl
ai-nce, inataad ol aaordtng .. llberul opportuaIty to lu
tlinlil.e ..,1 tbe liii.t. i i.i! ' I ih <Uie tlie . ?li
tl,,\. raj ii j-. .ii ' t - i ? ll uo : iia. ii. . ..nl iu:: to law.
lanaot tbe oplaion tbat Mr. ttedourn ibould i
iliu-t i and Ibe otbi i branebea ul tbe caae on iba parl >.f
tbe rontc-timta abould be r mtlnued ami cloaed, and if
in tbe uieantlme a dihgenl ea_ri aball fali to p
- undmg wii .- ? . . iicu i*
Ulrtile toi a lii:llier rolitllii.
11 oMoai "i 11?aa u^ taa.
Mr. IxxuX ealled Jaim a It vlu_ aa the tlral a Uuea-. II.
aul.t that he iimiI al He ..in\ tltat-M . lhal
Iu i.u.l II tii a liutcli.r, ami 880 BOW auperlutemi. nt of
- II.- w.ia Aan.-iiii.ii iu.i!i fioiu 1-..7 lo 1-71, in
?. uml au Aiilerman duniitf l-ti'.i an.l 1"7<) Ba
bu.l known ('..ii.tuod..n- Vumlerhllt aa early aa 1MI">. lu
.i Albany, he had a conv. laallon wllh Imu alxul
Mr. I.a Hau. 11 BO a.i'l of hliu : * 11. a
.me of th. I.e-t aaea BB the Uud; hi'a al?
waya done everythma ln bia iM.wer for ni*.
aai it hr ever a"cte Into nny troul.le I alll
ie ail ln my power for blm." Tl.e witneaa
h.i.t unother talk wllh the Co__todore
family mattera ln Wew-Vork durtoa tba aaae yeai
He wanted to know, aald Mr. Irriag, wbea i had aeea
1 aaid thut lt w.a aoaae lUne befon
aald tbere were bai- uortoa aboal Coraicl: iimt ^i^
, i hi- wife l uiiu (thoae were Ina w..r.i?) had bun
wun ii .I. Bi.d Wllllam bad reported t>> him tli.n ( oriw ? I
waa rlaltlog houaea ol proetltulion and otber low pla-ea:
but I.e iluln't f, elneaiij- a.. bad aboul lhal u? bc did
! in- .i nn :.!? i? wanted h?b it ad.
i annoyed i.u.i \< i v mu. i.. lie had la
tu illlll'- l.ln pl..|MitJ Up llito IWO e.|iliil
im anil i one.:, uml tbe
otber aal! Ut tbe daugbtera, bul now be bad i bauced hia
u.l ml. IAI Il.lat' BtUUUUJ aillUUU II. lookeil Blglll
at hla eounael and iBuabed.) rbe Coromodore, tbc wit
mtlnued, comiilalued about bU bead aad ?aid bc
waa Bervi n.; ox tUdii i ? B8 ietag b.ilf
ol ll,.' Ulll.'.
Mr. Lord?1 ? ytblna lo yoa aa t.. the
rt y 1
ln 1809, he aaid. ?
wo.ii. -7 lah'.iMMi '.lueu i lefi tba iteamablp bnataeaa,
I iu worth a liumlr?.l."
.Mi Lord 1).. _t ou r.un iiii.. r wlien he wua aick of lln
auut ui 1 - ? l I
> had, durlng b_ r-xatntnailon ihuirar, ez
hlbltcd uu appareutly unconti-llabla d.-air.- t., talk
ii thluga tbal wen aot perttaeal la tbc
| . ,| l.llli II. IM ...ll llll- lo lllia. .
nueatl, ', I ii W'1" '" Jum- or July.
I w.-i.i np t<> iai? uoiia. and tbe CouhbuUoi-told Iheaei
i.iui to let uie lu, ibougb be a;,ni Be would n't aee any
? down, .Iim ; I'i.) l'< Ulll. i.elter.
i'i..' i,..ii very alci -octon ^.\. bm np; I tnsiated ou
i un.- iin- adouble iioa<- ol ealomel audjabip; told
', m tbal il i wua. h'oiug Ie dl. , I tui_hl aa well dlc ut ..me,
uml lt?"
Mi ciniton-1 oi.ji-. t to iina eteraal aabhla al Ibe ?n
aaea
-utToifBte-l i..\e repeatedly tiie.i toeheckthc
wllIl(??a'aK'?,|,l?, ii1"1 J oou i< .i imu ii he doeaa'l at..p it
(".iiiiint lom Auawer tbe queaUooa put to you.
II la i.n . . ul. :it tha! tlna wllni 88 18-88 8088 with a <lc
Mr. Lord|lndlgnantly] i muat utterly repailate thal
opinion. Vour uoaoi uiaal bu more infaJllble than otbi i
tbat lt ia not tn..- ol tbia wit
rbe Burrogate Pbea I uiifortunate way
of eipn aalua hln ?eir.
Mi. Lord?-II i- ao tu from belngtruetbatIhad to
u tbia witni :' Bttachuieni bi
aet blm lo eome, and I wtah ih.t fael lo go down
upon tne recorda i It la nol ilna altnraa'i
rault tbat he la unacuualnled wltb the w..>a of t-urta
CouuaeiaadwltaeaBOBkataaaaaanaktaaa w.-u ua the
? ourt. , , ,
larrogate Ila a qulel maaaerj?Certalnly, ami i
lutemi io glre iln in ilnn tulleat allowauee. Proeeed
ui-,!, tbe Burroaate came Into tbc eoutl room aftar r?
. i ,n regard lo thia elreumatauee: " ln |u?tice
i.raell and i<> tbia witueaa, Mr. LorU. 1 oughl per
? . , ,T ihal ii. ?- la tb.- i.iiiaof tbc witneaa
wi-ie noi proper. M pleaaai- u? wall na i>_.u
toapolu
Mi I..I.1 'I'hatiaaal' . tory, of coiine.
181 im.'- i "i i ii ii r.iMi.vi-. i -. i -.
Tl:e (io-? ixuiiiii..itiou of thia witneaa by Mr. Clinton
iitt..r i l.'l 1,'H-iil iilii.iai llKi.t IO the iiii.ll. ll.e. much of Uie
lealhaoaj bciaf la r.-Ka.,i lapelffUeal ufiaira la ableh
both wttaeca uml lawyet aad beea Inb i
Mr. Clinton?Wben y..u were iu tbc i^-irialature ln
I -71 .lui you aaauult v. Hh ) ..ur n-ia aootbei uiember oo
tbefloorof the boaae 1 a -{loadlyj Bo,tiMi l waa aa
aaiilteil.
Q In.l you reaigu toavold belng turticl out I A.?
() w.ia un IntaBtlaatioa Inatltuted with n vlew to
your eipulaioti I A.-lt waa ncv. r lurec?gated.
Q.?But you reelgned beeauac of tbat mveatlgatlon 1
A?I realKiied becauae I waa atruck on the 11... r of tho
liouae l.i Miiilh M. Wce.l, uml 1 i < a, ut. .1 it uuliitle tbe
.hiii.ii.ei , i reeigned lo pieua.- in. no-.
1 mi were Auli riuiiii lu 1--n'.t un.i 18701 i"U at
ti'iupted to bol.l over anolher jur uml luiled I A.?I
am UOt ao c. rtaln ul.oiil thut.
a-Your memory ta good! A. I um v.ty elear oa
fuctaandou what you are ti-yltiglodo. [Laughtar.j
ii?Vou were deleated for the Aaaemi.Iy lu 1x71 I A.
;,,!)!,.? im BreBuoeeaalreyeara,and tbai'a aome
tbai'aaomc crediL |Lauabter.|
g.?wua tba eredil aoeoaipanled n> i^?b l A.-i never
aneal ? eeal on eleetioaa.
o- Were you evei ladietedl A.-Yea. twlce; eaeefoi
bca'lliiru l.'iilt.il Hiit.-b MaiMhul uml the otber time ln
,, r, enoe to Mornaaei, ua un aooeaaory alt.r ibe fael t>.
I'oolei.ff.iir; l.ut I i....! i.oihi.i. to do wltb tba
hdilnn and waan'l tnc.l. The rjnlted BUtea Murai.il la
d etuieul (.iim- oul ol eiectmii loutlcia. I thlnk you [ad
driialuK Mr. Ciluwul waa a uiember of tbe elub that
putujitbat lob. Vou aee, Judge, be. beea labajaatil la
a good liiHiiy of tbeae tinnga. ,?,.,_ ..i?
"lhave t4eu eugaged," reaponded Mr. Clinton, "in
puiiiahiuK a good many fraada." _._,
loree.aeto tbe flueatlona of Mr. I?.rd the witneaa
tol.l the atory of theiiiiercatmii wltb l-mitb M, Weed ln
tha Aaaembly. After Weed ilruek him be MU^Mtba
Chun for protectlon, but when no uotice waa tukon uf lt.
tbe witneaa aald io Weedi "IfyouYc aol Bfoward you
fellow me." Wben they rcach.-d tho clcrk'a roomWceU
i_.-ui.i-ed him by the thi out. . . ?, . _- .. ,
"Wh.iiilHcume ol Weedl" aaked Mr. Mgi. I
ktioekiil bim dowu," wua tbe aclf-iatiatl-d reply ol tbe
wllmaa.
TE8TIMO.NT ABOUT CORNKI.H- J. VANDERBILT 8
MAHRUOK.
j c. Hmtth.a rallroadeontractor. of nuflalo.waa ealled
by Mr. Lord to teatlfy to what he beard the Commodore
Bay ln regard to the wife of Corueliua J. Ha aald be waa
at ihe'Coiumodore'B offlce one day when tho newa came
ol tbe deatb ol Coraellui J.'i wife. Ihe Commodore te
marked that hla aon had met with a _reat loaa, and re
lated the circumatanrea of hla goiuK to Hartford to aee
tbe young woman wh -n he learned that ahe waa engaged
to hia aon. He aaid that be took her for a nd.- aad
tol<_- her all the u.eun tbinga that I'oniellua
J. bad ever done. Mii. aiko.t him, " Commodore, lan't
MMBeeflt your faultl Havc y?u aiwaya treated yo.ir
aon aa rou ahonld 1" And the Commodore aald. " What
a beautlful elty." for he knew theu the " thlng waa up."
Tne wltneaa aaid tbat he told tbe Commodore a remark
of Corneliua J- thal the coiirae hia fa;her waa puraulug
w_akot-i.ini; liim out of employiueiit. Tbe ('ommodore
aald he would iike to aee blm aucceed. But hia eondnet
had been verv bad. He had tn-ate.t Mr. Ureeley very
ahabblly iu borrowlug mouey of him that he never tried
l? pay. _
Dr. Sydney A. Corey teatttled that he bad been a Bap
liat niiulater ln New-York for uianv yeara. but waa now
dotng nolhing. He waa well a< .uaiiito.d with
Commodore Vanderbilt, and a freqaeal vl?ltor at
hla houae durlng the laat yeara of hia life.
Tlicr freqaeatl] tnlked togethrr ou rellgloua aiibp-rta
-?r ilraven aud ue-ilh. The C.Hiiuiodoie aald lliat there
were two booka which be read daily-Buuyan*a "_.l
grlm'a i'roirre. a ** and Ihe Blble. They talketl, too. of
fuat horaea. Thev both drove them, aml frequently
raced oa tbe road. "I aoiiictimca paaaed him." addeil
thcjollj-fa. .1 I'.n tor of Divmily, "but I gcuerully loat
nn laat boraa it i iii.i."
On nlacroa. .x iniiiiallon Dr. i'orey related what the
Commodore told blm la rtgard le the viaii of Mr. Wil
liaaaa, Corneliua. faiiu-i-iu-iaiw, wio-u be t aate te t.n tim
< ommodore thal then chiion-n were engaged t<> be mar
i.'-i. an.l lo a.-k tho ('oiiimodoiv What pro
vlslon waa le be made lor tt c young coupl-.
" Mr. Wllllatna," tbe c>.minod-re aald he lt
.|ni, il, ?? li.i. your danghter auv ailverl"
" . hert" Mii.l Mr. \Miliama, ?? why yea. I expe.-t to
Kiv-her a reaaoiianle NUiu of inoncy." " llaa your girl
nnd l.welr] i" Ihe Commodore aaked. "You kn..w
country cirla doa'l have ua lutich aa city glrta, uut she
haa B gOOd ll.I Bt it," waa the repli . " Haa . lo- H"t
.ilk gowaa and One nl.uwlal" " Why tlo yoo aal
(iu( anoiikt' tnquired Mr.Wdliama --iie. au-.-," auaw.red
ineC-miOOdore, -it v?ur _ul tiae allver and jew.-lrv. au.l
ellka and aatina, and flne ebawla, aad my iob marnea
... i. i.e ?iii Kt. ai tbem away from ber. pawa them, and
gautbte away tbe proceeda.*' "Yoo .m- your aon a i.ud
chara. t i." aaa Mr. Will ama'i njolnder. "i led thal u
la d.i. to |ourd mg it. i,' ?? t'oii.ino.i" i
.nn,ui lo you lo licar it j* lt ia for uie to
aay ii."
wltaeea aald that the Commodore gave
,.Imi au aecoent ot hia tnp to Hartford
to ica tl.e \ ounic lady. iie took ber
,,.,t n i, and Uwl bei abonl tbe woral
eondnet of Corneliua, that ahe mighl nnderatand wbal
k iu,i ot .. in.ii. I,, _.,a. Her aaa wer waa, ?'Ihave a d.
miic mlaaktn to retorm tim yoiii._oi.iii." when tne.
,,,,!.,. the Ootnmodore aaked Mr. Wlh
? li. Mm know of a farm for aale around ner. i"
?? \ i," aaid Mr. WiUlama," one neat to mlne.** " Wbal
.I.. ihcv aak foi it i" "Bo uant dollara I" "IaII wortb lt t
"Well, gotn your fcawyer,** eaid theCmnmo
.!..!.?; " lea in.n diaw up Ihe det _, aad Pll bnj
... ; iii, i, v.c'.l li i the \oiin- people llve i
nber in.o Dr.C >rej aaid thal he waa al tbe Corn
uiodore'a boura wheu a letter eaiuo froui aoioeperaou,
v.hi.-h be read wl or. ot ntaguat. li
n iar. , aml dn -iuie.1 lo inni tha lein nu rep
?? l? *i: . iu: -.-ur.i ircoiveii. Inroply l beg
Ibat tln ?? ruamlnaoTei Ibe land eall
? lf Coruellaa J. Vanderinlt If be haa como ln
i With yott, 'ioa'l IIUHt Imn. C. V.IM'IKUILT.
yEW-tXUIAXI) FRIRX1
llll Yi.MttV MBBTINO Al ?'?'?1 .BT?DI88AT__rAC
TION WITB mt-". iii iM.i: 1" Pi'llH AM' JINK
--tti i ts.i . I Nl.AY.
|,,:,,., m.im mi mr. rai
Ni.wi'iiiir, K. I., Jnne 13.?The ibbbbI saeet
lagef ti.' Bew-Baglaad Boetet]
. aa 11 .'i..y. aad the tadteetlone are that there
wUlbean aaaaaaUy large atteadaaee, owinglnpart te
lha lm ' that many did BOl alt. nl lha *?.'?. I
M lt win li- l'l i:i l'"iii'i'l. M" , eoiitiary io t!n
.?ii'. tba '?-?? il ' ii tom "f '
tj ;, i.'.,. ral tt havtag Ba
n Bere f"t bmtc thaa twa haadred eoaeeentlre
it i. in.t arebable lhai ihe aaeiety al the preei at
meetlag ?1H rote i" baea aai ferlher gathartaaaal
ad. i^into a Bamber af lha ?embera reelde in
Matae, nnd voted reai before laat te aold the meetlaga
i,ii,.e. it aaafi.un.l t<> be a n
ii.-ii-i\e Bad-rtaktag. _rea_ tho in.-t thal h
hv to rent n ball for lha aaa "f ahe BMottag,
?,?! m.l v. : '.. ui.t.ii-e iii ether expeaaee,
wbleb wre nu i ? ii -h.-.i by tl.e leadiag mt* ot tha
u a \ulii.it,],- meetlug-bouae at
ii.u i>ia..-, wbt. b "-" '" aeal 700 l'
ih t.amfiiili i in but, i- ln i.dnr wnl. t1"
ti,. li'liimn.'.f I'i.nnl l-'"i. (jillte a '? re vival baa
Im :. ,i, IVint.r, Ihe
-I . slliniilile
lady. Catbollm, Metbodlata, Kpiacopallana, L'nll
Baptlata aud r. preaent.itnca "t other deuomluationa
i ,,\,. im !< t thia Ing, found a " ebangr ?.f
h,-Hit: - maj ., tne m. mbera ol the
?oi. u have broken looao fr. many of tbelr peculiar
ruatoma. and liave allowed ainglna and a free aad tall
. me upon the iiii.je. t of religion, I
in i.i. . ae peeullar ;
M.-iiiodiat denomloatlon. A ?real work bai
.,i?i it ih. ,,|,|.blag meettog tt win be the rnhj * t ef
I... little dli
I all ol tbe racant rooma at the prlvate an l pnl -
ln- iH.aniii.- ol "?? ?-- have been lecnred for tbe (]
(luriuif tii.- "Jnne M.<-tiug." many of them havu ? baea
wh u.-utba u?o. Ihe ii.iiuui.it membera bave
rij .,11 tb. i niiia at th. Roti I Aquldneok,
?nd alao :.t the Kay Mt-net llona-. I*hey make ?
..-iiici.t- Nf. it'i't apon their arrlval
tliey af -1- _.
Banday neat wlll beknomi _?. ?? June Meetinir ?un
d.iv. ' Ti-..?> itv -i.l b ? i raagara,aadrit wlll
? . uraloui-ta ttikiitc advau
? ii.u in...... i in.iit- which wlll beoffen
-i. nt,.(,...: rotupank-a Tbe city allowa tbe
, i, on tliti .1;.., and It hiu
ii-ii.Hv been the ineana af eaaalng ae llltla oonfualon
nnd iiiiinki-iim-*-. Ibe police fiioi l" -'Jiine Mectlni
.t <i .1 ..f the wbole y-ar. but (n tlni
...i.i.i-iiioi. li -i .t' .1 tbal '. e not
i.i i.i.ui.?? tor tln- wav .n whleh the day la deeecrafc-d.
lh.-ido not mingle wltb tne Blgbteccre, nelth.
ii. i be found on elt her tbe rara or ateamboata tl
i.e in um on tbat day. I__r eerrlcea wlll beheld attbe
n.e. ? iit^. le. -.- ol. - w l|Hl* >'i the Ii.u.
? __re_atlonaJ cburchea ?ni be
.1 dmina tt"- day and evenlng by approved
. i.v a committee. Many proi
apeakera wih be preaent from varioua aectiOM ofXew
fcuifland, ami afea nd.
Tha foiio.iiij; preachen fn-m atha y.-ariy.tlaga
ai. l'l' -1- li t i
LKeai arthj ai d wlfe,JaeehBarkar,K__aheth
l ' inatock aud ?
iniiiati'i - loi.n i*. Pennlngl m, Blkaaa ii' ard, I
KniL-.i. and Uvi.h. ? lalk.-.
/?,.,, John II. II iit-on.
< rir 1 ?
i/,i , . '?. J .ha 1). I.anjr,' ?
Riehard
./?_ ?,/,,,.. I (llfford, Jfewi ll Hoxle,
riolmea, Jobn Palge, Benjamln II. Jom-a, aud Rachel 8
Huwla
llmmthirt ?Joaeph 11. l*r;.lt
nhi,iit l-i.imi Obadlahl baae, rbomaa Orovea, l-.li/.a
i.ii, Mea.l i.i i.i i , lliii.l. Berde, Uullelma
, i., ,.i,i Barab b> )
< OMMRXCRMRXT NOTRB,
Tbe iiiiniiiil uiMticii before Um Aiumni of
iiamiitoii Cotlega win bedellrerad tlit* war b* tba Ber.
Wm Alvln liartl. tt, D. I? , "f Itidlanii-ilt-, Ind.
A "Sntiiiii. i iiiHtitnti-'' will ba liclil nt Mur
Iha'a YTaeyard, ai whleh leetarea oa Uteratare and art,
ne ln the laagaagea aud aeolog) are
. ,-.ell.
iii.- giadiiiitiiig daaaol the LaaellSemiBBiy
for Teeng a/omea,al Aah-radalewMeaa, eelebraUd
ih. h i i.imi daj on w. iln. aday laat. The oommeaeemeal
rxerclaea w. m be d ra tha followtag iar.
Ai DbIob College, retmioiia ol tim claaaei of
i.l, L818, 1828, 1838, 1848, 18M aml 1 *-<?s alll take
ulaee oa Jnne 83 The univeraity oratten wlll be dellr.
eredthlayeai bythe Hon. W. Peieher Milea, of _outn
<-..i.,lin.i.
The Hcn. l{. W. ThfrBnyoB, Beeretarj <>f
iheBary,wiUdetlrarea arataaa bafera the uieraryao
iieiiea of Dtektnaoa Colleg.i ?*,,,l01,r:r: '.'";.''!""'
,,, ,.,,t , x.rcl-e- of tho . oll.'ile wlll be li.-ld tWO
daya afterward.
l hi-- iliiy at Ilarvanl will be reliliratfd <-n
jiu.i ZL Tha feUewtBgetadeala wiii aetaetheedasereef
the day : (irator. Charlea Moore, of Ypailantl. Ml.-h.;
Iti oiat.,1, w. K. Biodgett, of lioHtot.; aothor ot
tong. i.. W. Morae, "f Batlek, afaea; marabal, i-.i>.
Tha] er, ol Belaaoat, Maaa.
Tbe riiinion nf the noted elaaa <?f 185S ol
Yiic <'.iiu_e. ii azetttng aaaeb tatereel ..utardc of the
.,,. i. ,.f that c.iii.?e'? Kfa'iu'?,e''- Ttiri H(,u- Baadal
Ulbaon, one "t IU membera, haa choacn aa the rabjeetof
i.i? addreaa before tbe Uw Brhool. "Bevereuee for
Luw." At iin- r. iiuioii of the claaa Uut poel Btedmao
wlll read ,. P...-I.I. aud Diatru t Atioruiy l'liclps, of thia
illy, wlll delivii iiii oiali.'ll.
ChMB-daj ? v. :? i-. I took placo yestcnliiy nt
Brown liiivcraity. Addrcaaea wero dcllvered by II. F.
I.ll'l.ut, a aon of ex-<iovernor Lii'pltt, of Khode Ialand
aad tio- areelili al aftheelaaael TSjaadhriuM. Havy
Bad Jamea U.-a, "thcr inetubrra. Tho uaual oratlou waa
dellrered wr*\U*jt_myi a peeaa waa.read 9_B_L
w beeier, claai poet. w. il. Mweetian.l addreeeed the nn
iduatca. Thecloaln* u.ldreaa waa made by I reai
(lent Boblnaon, ?h" anbaeipiantly antertaleed the claaa
ut dlnner. After dinner tha alaaa tree wa. uuiy
idauti .l,.u..l iu the evenlng the claaa aupper waaeaiaii.
'i'..-u..H-i-ow I'l.-al.l.-iit Bobluaon wiii preach tbe baeca
lanreate lermoa und tba Kev. ll. ?'. Kabie,of Brookllne,
Maaa , preaehea u aenuou before iho Bocleiy of Mieaiou
_ij ln.|.iit.
rri'Hlilcnl Hayea antl GrTKrul Shornian, it ia
annouueed, will attend the coininencemeut excrclsc* of
l*i:!n. lon OeUaga on Thateda. uext. General .sherman
tlicday bffoid Mlll delivcr au addreaa on *' I'rofeaaor
Ilenry aml Colletfiate Kducatlon" Dt. McC'osh wlll
lu-each tho baccaliiurcato ?eriuoii ln the flret Preahy
terlati Chtirch of i'rln.-eton to-tnorrow. On Jlmiday the
auuual eviiina-.tic exhlbiil.-ii umi the Lynde piaze ae
ti.ite mta take place. Claaa-day la on Tueaday. Tlie
Hon. Jamea I'ollockdellvera ihe autiual oiatlon beforo
Ihe aocletlea of the oolleno ou Wedueaday. Ou Thura
dar of thia week, the flrat day of tho eutrancc exauilna
ttoiia. eighly-aix peraoua api-Hed for admlaalou to he
Academic Dcpartiiieut aml aiatean t" the -.(lentlfle De
partaaeat, aud uewa haa beon reendved of twelvo o tlf
teen nptili-ationa at the exatnluatloua hald at Chleago
and -liiciwiall.
14 What good is they, anyhow t" aoornfiilly
rcmarked a hootblacik, refetiing to the fair aex. Did
you ever know one on *em to atop and iflve a reiier ?
(obl Not inucbl Tbey alu'l got no aboce ou nt to
blackeu, any waya"
XLVth CONGRESS?Ild Session.
?
EEGULAI KF.rOKT OF PROCEEDING8.
THE HOUSE DKCLARE8 THE PltESlDENT- TITLE 88
CURE. HT A TREMKNDOl'8 VOTE?BOTH BBANCHE8
OF CONGKR83 VERY BU8Y.
SK.\A11:....\Va8Iiinoton, June 14, 1878.
In tbe Senate to-day, tbe Committee on
Coutlngeut Eipenici waa aulhorized to ait durlng tbe
rcccaa.
Mr. WADLEIGII iRep. N. II.I, from the Committee on
Prlvilegea and Electlona. reported adveraely on the lotnt
reaolutlon, propotltig a wotnan auffrage ainendmcnt.
He _avenotl.ee tbat Mr. Hoar (Rep., Maaa.) would eub
ii)it a report in favor of the propoeed auicnduieut.
Placed on the ealendar, wiih the adveree report.
Mr. ANTUOSY (Rep., R. I.). from the Committee on
Prlntlng, reported favorably on tho reaolutlon to pnnt
700 copieH of ihe tlrat volunie of the rc|iort of the Seicct
('omuiliteo ou Trauaportatlon Routea to the Benboard.
Aareed to.
The followinif billa were tabeu up and paaaed :
The liouae 1,111 for tbe conatructlon of a barjre offlce ln the
City of New-York.
Tho liouae bill to lerallte the coilectlon of luail tnoneyB al
rea.ly BflM nt New-York ( i(v.
A rew.lution calllna n.r Information aa to the amount ex
p. 1..I.1I tor vanoua iiublii: worka la aaeh Btate aai ba-ntory,
au.l !u iml of. auula, waKourua.la aml rallroa.la.
The- IIuu.?e hill to giant a right ol way to tbe Baratatla ship
('an.l ('< iiipaiiy.
The liouae bill to provide for the boidlnaof tennaoftlie
Dlatrict au.l (uvuit Court* of tbo United Htatoa at l-ort
i he'l'louae t.il) to pruvide for courta of the United Stan l at
Cbai ioii-. . , . ?
liouae I.ill to in.renac the penslons of certaln bml.y
wo.uule.l aolillera friilu *.',(> tO $73 aMOBtb.
.im!..u to iirint -0,000 > iplea <>f the tlrst annuul report
.j. Uii- l ull.al staies Locuat Coiuuiiaalou.
8 b n ine ulll iiicreaaiin; peaaloaa above referr.-I to
waa ander f?tf?*Tl.ea aaae-daaeni liniitin. tue an
m thoae wbo ara belpleaa aud rcqalre tbe au ef
i peraon waa obj-etei to by Mr. BO?B (Rep.,
Mr. INUAI.LS (K.p., Eun.). Cbalr?aa of th,
luiit i ou r, u-ioiia, ur.ucd tuat the lliultutton wua a
)ual um to the Ooveruroenl. Tbere are now l"
uuadluated caaea before the peaaloa oiHee. If Cougreaa
ahouid aet upuu ayaapathr tbere ih uo eqatralenl iu
i.ioiuy wbieh run be alven to the maa who baa loat botb
lega, botb arau, or tbe algbt ef botheyee la the aMTtoe
..r hia country. Peuaioua muat i.e adjaatei upon a
itaudanl to ruable tbe Q-rernmeni t<> bc luaC
Dni-ngthe dlacueaion, Mr. BAUi-JBURi (Dem., DeL),
wbo i.a u baebelor, cakl beproteeted againat legloUtiou
dUcrlmu?tin maa bavhBgaawb^aebehBg
nui;,n uml uujuat. .Laurhtei |
Mi. I.M, tL_8 (Rep., Kan.)?The Senator ia icu.itlw
ou thut point. [Renewed langbU i. |
Mr. ? lii:l~i I \M V (Hep., Mlcb.), dnrlng ln* remarks,
H.u.i be ..--i.l tbat ll wua u good U__f te aamoaraaa uiai
rtagea.
Mi. wllYTK (Dem.. M.l.) BOtte TOBC, hc haa fflvcn
evideuceoflt reoeutly. [t_aabter).
Alter aouie lurt?;r ?aeuaalon, all aiucmliuents of tho
Committee on Pemdona were releeted.
tidmeuu lo ine "iimitv Clril bill were aobmitted
,linl lo lue l oi.illlilte on Appiopllilllolia,
tbem tbe followinjr: f_00,00Oior eounnalng tuewort
upoBtbe n. v. Btate, War aad Nav* Department buii-ina ;
uu unpropi I..H..I. t.,i rebullUlngofflcera'quarierB ulMadl
u-raelta, Backeta Harbor, >'. Y.; aad $a-_,00_ lo
ii.d.'iiinify tbc Btaba for expei -Ing, ci.uip
pinir ami trunspoiung truopc m tbc late a ai.
Mr. DAV1S (iml., IU.) Irom the Judlclarj Commltl.e ><>
wiiich waai :? red tbe reaolutlon roncernlug tbe legal
itv of ti.e i.'in-iutcii..nl <>r Sur.eon 1.. J. iii-up-rin UM
ii i\ \ about one jrear Bgo, auumuted .1 n-pori i?. tbi
? I'ictiiiy lu reluaiating bU 1
llltgal. . .
Mr. M. DOXALD(Dem., Ind.),a meinti. 1 of ihe Jmlicl
arj < '??ii.i.iii 1 .?<?, aald be did uol coneur In tbe report.
Mi. DAVIb -i.-'i ull tbe otber membera of tbc commit?
tee 1 ou.iiiic.i 111 the I-- poii.
Mr. MAT.UEWB (Bep.,Oblo) ealled up tlu Boui
oiiiiiou aal?oa i.n au mveailgaUoB iu tbc > aa. ol Edward
.iier Condou, now conll-cd lu uu Kiiglibb pri.a..u.
?olutiou ? aa nu'ie..' 10.
Mr. Mi'l.M IU (Rep., Ala.) moved tbat tbe Benate luaiat
upuu lu iim.1..Im. i.ia io ih.- Kiv.i and liuii.-r liiil.
Mr. BARUICNT (Rep., CaL) mored Umt the aaaala tt
. Ita ..:??? mliii.-iita.
?Aftci .ieii.it.-tm-motion ..f Mr. Baraent waarejected?
v.- .a. -li ? 11 r. ?, 35. 1 be lollowloa Republicana voted ln
riiiatlve: Meaara. Bootb,Cbriatiaocy, cnikliug,
-, Mo.nU, R..I iu-. a-i.i-.in iiml H nnl. i.n.
motlon ol Mr. Bpeacer waa agreed to nnd the
li ut pro tem annouueed Meaara. Hpencer, McMilian
.1 Ranaom 11s Ihe conlereca ou ihe part ol the Beuate.
Otber ainendmnitta to tbe auudry clvil appropi
-. i.uillli "I ..n.i iclcliedto Ibe ( oiuiulttee ull Appro?
pri. .11
I...- aeuate then r<-ui.i..l tba eonalderarloo of un
.1 ;.n-.-neaa. heinaa 1.111 to.reate 1 aiuklng fund ior
tbe h.I'n.iim.ni ?f dei.i .lue the (ov.iiui.ut tn thi
1 . i.e Railway Company aud Ibeamendmentauh
i mittcd 1. ai. rday by Mr. Hcar In recard to couipei
! of Govcrnmeul dlreetora oflheUuiou Paeiflc Ra
Comiauj wua modifled m> aa to Ba the aalary olaald
a .,1 -.1.1 per .1.1 v wlule iiliacut troinhome iii :i.Uii
ti,11 io ll..11 uciinil trarelllBg ezpeaeea aad lorWddlng
anv (i..v.'1-iiiu.nt ilir.eto.- ti. 111 l.cen 111K otber couipeu
aatiou Irom tbe read, waa agn ed t<>.
ak.i .lia. ii-aiou. Uu- mu w.ia paaaed wlthout a dlvia
i.,ii. Its proTielona are ldentlcal wltb thoae ol tbe MU
creatlng 1 Mnwliig Fuud for the Uulou I'aclflc aud Ceu
tral Paeifl. rou.la.
Tbe follownn? billa on tbc ealendar were tben taken up
uud pa
The >ruiit,. bill 'iiitliorlTinB Ifec cotiatnicrlon of a flrst-claaa
I.l.l.lh....??? ?ii I'lilai...... Hea-l. "ii-eitiin.
1 ba llo'iar tini to aiueii.l ??cli..u 8.H8- of the Ilcr>aed Ptat
utes In relattou io .!. tlrl. DCtCC lu Uie a> > oiiutM ..f p.min.aateia.
a muiagr waareeelved from tbe liouae of Rejireaen
latlvea retiiruiiiK ihe Poal lUiulc bill, as a part ol tbe
Benate aniend?ontc tbcr.-to were ln tbe uature of a 10v
eu.ie 1,111.
Mr. KERRY (Rep., Mleb.) moved that the Henate m
Blal iio"ii ita niiieii.imeiita to the bill, uud aak for a cou
fereu. e.
BAUL9BURY (Deea., DeL) aabl tbe Ronsebad not
acted upoii tba Benate amendmenta, andtnerefo
ill.l nol aee lu.w it . oiil lulttee of cullfel ..lit'e .olil.l he l.p
polnted.
A lo)._ il.'hate etiaued upon tho jhiw.t of tl.e fenute
uml a i.uuri. r of preeedrata were cited aa to parllameu
ind lin.iiiv Mr. l\ try mbmltted a reaolutlon
for a conference. agreed to, and Meaara. I'.-n.-.. Kirk
WOOd und Muxey w. lt aproiuUd a <.onferoiicel oiuuilt
i< ?? ou tbe p:ui of tbc Benate.
1!,,- Benate tben t->..k up tbo Benate Mllereatlnga
? io i.e know 11 i.n tiie Paeiflc Ballroad 1 lommlaalon.
- for tbe appotntment ol Chariea Fraucla
Adaina, jr. ol MaaaaebuaeUa; Itbatl l-'mk, ol Kentncky,
aud au offleer ol euaineera,to bedetalled bjr tbi I
dent, to oouatltute auch eommlaalou, to aaeertala ran
? ta ln regard to Paeiflc Railroada It pi
thut they ahi.il .c.H.rt t.. tbe Beeretarjr of ibe Interlor all
their proeeedluga ou or before tbe flrat daj ol Jaaaarjr,
1870, together with auoh . 1 and recommend
n,.iia.....h.'v mai deem approprlate.
Mr. I III'IIMAN (Dem., Ohio) aul.mltle.i an ninend
10.ni m ..n to provide tbal tbe eommlaalonera ai::iii m.-ik.,
tbeli reporl lo tbe Beeretarr ol Uie luiermronor beloro
the tirai day ol i? rember, 1878.
Peodlna diacuaaion a meaaace waa reeelved fnnu the
liouae anaouuclng tbat thal body atlll furtber lnalated
11;,,,,1 .!? .li-:, creeti!) 1 ? t to the Henate ami ndmenta to tbe
Laglsiative Judlclal ami KxeeutlTC Approprtatloo l.ill,
d for -i lurther confi rencc witb the Benate.
Mr. WIMDOM (Rep., Mln_.)aatd that tbe real duTer
eme between tbe two bouaee waa whetber ihe Benate
would iu?i-i upon tbe preaent numlier aud compcuaa
111.11 oi Ita < IU]' OM a.
Mi. Mii'KMAN (Dem.,Ohio)argued thvt each houae
hi, ,1 ri),-ht to regulate tbe oumber and coaipenaatloD ,.f
Ita own rmplojrea,aaa hJid hc would ain-iKirt Ihe -
1 onfert ea ...
Mi. IIAYAHD evpreaoMl his aurpriae tha! the Houae
ahoul.l tbUJ iliuleltuke to lllterfeie wlth the eiuvlow a ol
uate, atter tbe rule adopted ln l-?7(i that each
abould rea ilate ku.-Ii mattera Ior ItaelT.
Mi. WIVDOM Unu tuov.'.l tbat the Pcnate
ii.aiat apoa ita amendmenta, and agree lo
ih, furtuer eoulerenee uaked for by tbe Bonae.
.:i; mr.-, . Baaaia. KoCraerr aaa
otius in tbo ueaaare.
1 be -.iiiiie then reaumed ibe ciisidcratiou of the MU
lo npi .mil Itailroad Coininlaalonore.
Mi. TELLER (Rep., Coi.) moved to atrlke oal the
elauae naming the peraoaato be appolnted eorom
cra, ami loaert in llea tbereof a proTtawnauthorlatng
the Preaident toappotal two oommladonen aad oae ea>
alnei r offleer bj uml 8 IU) Uie BdVteC aud couaellt of the
Benate, Rejeeted.
ll.- tbi 11 lubmltted un uineii luieiit to pay the eoiumis
ttonera #416each a month Inatead ?r 18-0. Bejeetad.
I ILL (liiiii . Ua.) Hiil.initte.l un iiiu.nilineut to re
llll.e the lompi'lia.itlou of llll.Ullllla-louera tO a_i(i'J."l
.iiiii pei month. Ai-i.-ptiil liy Mr. rtiiirmuu aud agreed
to i.v 1 be Benate. ^ _
Mr, OUL1?BY (K.'P, III.), froui the ( ommtttee ou
Pn! lu I...11.I.-. reported t.:i. k the iiieiii.irnl of WiIIIhui
i.ihau wllh the r.-i'oiiiin'iiil.itlou tli.i! tba .aaine be
iml. tiiniely poatpoaed. -oordared.
Ile 88V8 lmtice that the c.ii.minee would hercafter
aubmll a reporl In wrltlng oa tbe auble-t.
Mi M ai iin .w-a (K.'p., Oblo), antared a motlon te rc
ronaider tbe vote by which tueelght-iioiir Joint reaolu
tmu waa luiaiponed uutll Dccetiibcr ucxt, ou W'edueaday
I ia!
ra. WI?haa aud AUNon were appolnted aa the
uew Conler-ncc Committee ou tbe LagMaatrta, Ju.liciai
aud Exeeutlve Appropriation bill.
1 he >ouuie tben went Into ex.-i utive aetaion, uml wbeu
I were rcopeued, at 5:45 o'eloek, adjuurucd.
-?
HOUSE OF KKrKKSKNTATIVF.S.
Iu tlie HaOM to-day, a bill autli<?ti/.in_r tlie
aettlemeiit ot tbe olalm of the eatate of the late Reur
Admiral J. A. Piihljoeu, waa paaaed.
Mi. KllAiiA.N (Dem., Teiaa) moved to auapend the
rulea aud take from tbe Speaker. table the Rlvci und
Harbor Approprintl88 Bill for the purpoao of uon-eon
currlnu in the Henate amendmenta. AKre.-.l to.
Mr. MII.LS (Dem., Tex.) moved that tho Houae pro
eaaflte tba eeuaaataawa af the private aaaaaiar, aa
tbougb ln Committee of the.Wbole. Defcated-yeaa,
li:.; niij-a, lli.
Mr. WADDEU. (Dem., N. C.) moved to auapend the
rulea au.l take fiomthe Speaker'a tahle the Poat Route
bill for the purpoite of uou-concurrlug ln the Beuate
amendmenta.
Mr. KDKN (l?em., III.) aald. that he underatood that
the Benate utuenilnienta tn volved very important pilncl
Dlea of leglalation, and alao coutained the Brazillan aut>
aidv ami, if tb.' 1)111 wua acut toa CoufereiieetVuimlttee,
it would be plaoed iu a poaition whero It could ?>* re?
ported at uuy time, aud put 011 lia pa-.aa-e wiihout die
e_fr/arADDELL (Dem., K. C.) deslred to aay aomethlng
iu'ret.lv but hia voiee ?;i? drowned iu tlie coafuaioii.
Mr 1 ANNUN illep.,111.) riaiug to a queation of con
Blitutioual prlvileice. offered a reaolutlon, direi lin? tuat
tbe I'uat Route bill, with Ibe senate {atnendmeuta. be
returiu (1 to tbc Henate. aa portmna of theae ameudnieuta
were lu tbo nultira of 11 i.veuiie bill. Auiouk the ole
lecllonable iteina were the llraziiiau Bteaiuahip Suh Idy
-uu a proviaion for carryinit booka through the tuaila,
uuder the Poetal I'uion Treaty, free of duty.
Mr. REAUAN U>em., Texeai oppoaed tbe reiolution.
He aaid lt waa a very grave thlng to aeud aucb a
meaaaite to the Hetiate, and lt abould only be doue after
loutr und full couaideration.
Mr. U_NKH (Rep., Maaa.) opiMiaed tbe reaolutlon and
?aid ihe benate uiigbt not thiuk tbat IU ameadmeuta i
affectcd the revenue, and The Honae eould not aet up Ita
judmnentaicalnat the ludrment of tbe .-?
Mr. WOOD (Dem., N. Y.) f.ivored the r. -olntlon.
Mr. COX (Dem., N. Y.) aald tbat the Benate haa tba
n.ht to propoae certain amendraeuta, but uot auch
ameudnienta af would alfeet the revenue.
The reMilution waa flually adopted?yeaa, 16. ; naya,
8*?and the bill waa aent back to the Beuate.
Tbe _J'i_\KI R nnnouncod Meaara. Be.-tnun. Kcnner
and DunnHlus coufereea on the Kivcr and Harbor bill,
Mr. ATKLNS (I'cui., Tenn.) reported from the (onfer
anee Committee ou the Legtaiatlve Approprlatton bill
that the confcreea had not been able to agrec 1 he con
fen-ea had agreed to the reatoratlon of .nlnrlca wbicb
bad been reducc." by the Houae, to the contluuatlon ot
thefourth and tlfih audltore, and to n aiinaJnliig tbe
nuinber of councilinen and repreeenUtlvea ln the Terrl
tories. Tbe point on which tbe ceiifercea had fatlcd U>
bki-.-e waa on Ilxing the coiupeneatloii of clerkj and ero
ploy.a in the Sei.ate. The Houae -.uferces had _leldc_
t.. th.- elaliii of ihe rt. uate, that tliat body ahould flx tha
uutuber of Ita own employee, but would uot
vleld to the cla'tn that the Benate aboul_
i?x tbe rate of oompenaatiou. The nntubir of Benaia
eaiplov-awaa 121. and their agirregate compen?_'ioa
f_0-,_._; while in the Houae (ao mueh the lar*er
biHty) the uumbcr waa ouly 13., aud the compcnaation
f_-'5,l?-.
ln the conme of Ihe diacnaaion, Mr. FOOTER (Bep.,
Obio), one of the coufereea. auaUlned th. poait'.ot. taken
I.y the House coufereea. wblle Mr. BI'KBI. (Dem.. K. Y.)
ai iru.-il that the Heuate ou.ht to be allowed to flx tha
i-oii.|H nsition of itaown employe*, uuder ita reeponal
lillliy to the country at lar<e; aud if tbe Beuate dia
re_anled auch rcaponalbllity it ahould b. wiped out.
[Applaaaa]
l l.e Hoaae voted to lnatat on Ita dlaaereemcnt, and a
new eonfercnoa waa onlered. the aatue coufereea?
Meaara. Alkms, Durbaiii and Foatei-lieliii' rea|.pointed.
Ou motioii of Mr. EDEN (I)em., 111.) tbe HenaU- araeud
meula to the bill ui.ikiug ai.proi.riuliou tur me payment
of the awarda of the Southem t'laima Commiaeiou were
coucurred in.
OVBRWHKI.MINl. VOTFS ON RFiVOI.l'TIO**.
Mr. Ill T.rilABI) (I. '., III.) moved to auapend the
rulea aud adopt the followtng preamble and reaolutlon:
U'hereat, At the Joint niee tlnic of the two houaea of the
XI.IVth ' -_areaa ee_v_aad tuirauaot to law ani) ti.?- I'onul
lUtton, lor tl.e | ii, |i..a<' ul u-<?*?) ta.tiiut. au.l rouulliiirtlie votea
for I'ri'Hi.leiit inni \ii .? li.-ai.l.-iii tor the. t.-nu i.inimenctng
.Mui.h 4, 1S77. on romitiiiif the votea Il.itl.i-'fniil 11. llavea
wnu .1. il:,i..i ,1. , t.-.i l-ri-aldei.t aud Wllbam A. Wheeler waa
Vlc I'n .-iitei.t f'.r aneh ti-nii fberefore,
?'?il, liiat uoaubaeqiient C'oi.Kr??a. aii.lne.the. llouae,
h.iH 1iirla.licti.iii to revlae the action at auch Joint m.-etina, and
anv .uii nipt i.v < ii i.'-r Houae t<> aut.nl or <!iitr?-.:ai<t an. h action
or ua mi' t? i.ttlie ariaina thcrefiuu woul.t be revoiutionary,
an.l in .ll-iippruv. d I.y tma Houae.
Tartaai _BJBBBB-_HH were made, auch aa to votefor the
i.-..111111.11 without tne preemMa, i<> alrtkeoat tbe word
-rci-oiittionarv." to icfer to a coiumittee. et. ; but the
Bpeeker rnledthal a wotiou to auapeud tho rulea ahut
out aii other motiona
li.e qneetlou betag i?ut toa vlva voce vote, there were
onli a i> w roloee lu the m-iratlve.
Mr. M1LLH (l)cm., Texaa) aaid lt waa a queatlon on
whieh there ohould lw? ii record by yeaa aud uaya, and be
thareforedemanded the yeaa aad uav..
While the vote waa bcinK taken there waa _reat coin
niottoii uud excltement on the Democratic ilde of tbe
, aud iu. mbei-a on tbat alde gatbercd togcther in
wblapored con.ultatlou.ao aa to glvc rt?e to *n_;.e_tlona
outho BepnbUcan Mdc thnt there ahould be n rteeaa to
cllow a Democi .ti. caucua to bc held.
The vote waa flnally anuounccd aa yoaa 215, nava 21.
The laat vote waa tbal of Mr. Bprtuger (Dem., lil-). wuo
voted nav. Mr. l'n.i.y (Bep. Ohio) had voted nay,
batat the laal moment c_anged hia vote lo yi-a (uuld
III 11 < ll lllll-lltel).
Mr. .ll'IM.i'U wanted to delay the .iiinoiineement
nntil tlie< uairuiun ofthe IiivcMtlirhtll'if ('..uiiulltce (Mr.
Potter) ihould (oine int.. ihe ball aad vote, bal there
. parllan.eutary raaaoa for aaeh delav. Moaara.
11 ui ton, Momaon and Btenaer (Democratie n.eniliera of
tbe Potter Committee) voted aye, aa alao all tbe llepub
Lican membera of it exorpl Mr. Batler, who wa? not
preaent Tbeonly two membera of II whe voted uay
[r. Blackburnaad Mr. Bprtager.
The n.-_,_tr.. rotci wrre given by Meaara. r.ia. kl.urn,
Boone, Braag, dok. Cox (N.V.i Elam, lullcr,
on. Il .i.l. uIht?:.i. lleiikle, Il.iiiy, Uewlri (B *i j
M;ivl. nn. Phelpe, l'rideitH.ic. Itiibertaou (Lu.) Stulttt
(i.a.i >|n iiL.i. -iiihatil aad Waruer.
Aa aoon aa tbe vote bad beea annotmced, Mr. HART
BIDOK(I>em.,Oa.) roaetoaaakea report oa ihe aameaub*
in the Judielary Committee, ll. prefaced the re?
port bj | to have m."I ? the 'eport
tbia morniug, uut ..^ the chatrman ?f the- < oinuiittea
|Mr. Knoit.of Ky.) waacoudnedto I -ueaa,
?ud aa he had aaked bim to put ..ft tbo repori till to
morrow, be bad yi_lded that aa a uintter cf courteay.
itm aa inl* matter IukI beea brougBt ap bctoro tbe
Honae lu dealred to make a report now.
ri... report waa then read, u lx Ing adri i.e to the Kim
mel blli aml iu aupport of the followmi; raaelettaa :
,.,/, iiiiit iba t-o in.ii?ehi.t ihe xi.ivti. Ouaaieaabew
initoiiinie.l ihe volei.aat for Preaidi-ul inni \ le I'realilent ot
ihe .nlted Statea, anil haviiurilei-larcd llnth.if.ii l B. Hayea
an.l Willii in A Wheelaf n. l.e .Inlv .1,. t. .1 i'reai.lenl aud
Vice-Pri int. t:t, tln -re im mipower Inany aiihi-citieni Oaagn >??
ti, r. v.Tm- thut il, i iniatii.n. t,.ir i-an any ani-h power be i-i.t
, ihe i ourta ??( ii"- L'nlted stitu, or auy -thel til-u__l
,i u,e ( onaUtalloa. _-,,,t_~?.
A i111111<111 v;' ceeuted.andMr. HARTBIDOB
aaked conaent tbat thechalnnan ot tuo comuilltee (Mr.
Knotl) u.i(.l.t make hla ai>eclai repori ti.-nn.riow. aud
Mi. rBTB aaked the aauie pilvilc.c ioi Mr. Itatler.
Oranted. _L .. _
Mr. MKINt'KH nii.de an efforf to have the conclflera
tlon of the nport peetpeaed till to-uiorn.w, but tha
propoaltion waa repellea by ahuiits of "No, no-vote,
vote." l'hc vote waa then prooeoded with.
Before the maall waa aunouneed, Mr. tsruiNOER de
alroil to mve auexplanation for hla vote, but waa pre
yented br ealla to order, aud he waa liitornu .1 by the
BPEAKEB that ha had no right to make a statciueut ex
.. j,t iy eoaaeafc The Bpeaaar waa then about to au
notinre the re-ult, when he waa interrupted by Mr.
.l'KIMlKK, wbo etauaad hiarlKht to vote. |.(5tioutaof
"Tben vote")
? i-rk waa directed to eall Mr. Sprlnger a name,
ami be aaawered " No." . ,
Theu Mr. (OX (Dem., N. Y.) aaked leave toexplalu
Ina vote au.t _ot in aome of wi.at be dealred to auy. ln
the mi.lnt of irre.it uproar an.l confusion the vote waa
aunouneed im yeaa 2.14, naya 11, the follotaliiif b?-iug
the ueiottive \otc: _l.-??rg. Blaekburu, Hliaa, Boone,
Cook, t ox. |M. V.(, lliii.iilton, ili my, Kliumel, May
b.im, Pi i.ii iiuhc, Kobertaon (La.), bmiih (Ua.), .prlnger,
aml wamer.
1 he r.-iuai ka whieb Mr. Cox tii. d to make, but which
l. Bdered nninU llinll.le by ealla to " ord. r," wcre :
??Iwaai t<> know _ii<-tii< r it la tbe lntentlon toeount
Mr.Hayea Inaayatora Tbia tn tne tiur.i time.butit
il : < ei.i to avail. Aa a <|iili t cltiaaa 1 am coutent,
bal l don't waiu it done teo oftea, heaee B_j rota,"
'i iie atnteiu'iit wbicb Mr. Bp-lnger vabaty atrove to be
iiermitied to make (und iu Wbleb Mr. Him, of New
Yoifc, und Mr. Kobertaon, of Louiaiana, exproaaed tuelr
. iii.iiii.iiic) waa: -I am oppoaed to all pr_ceedlaa
in r.-ii retiec io in\ alld itmg tae PreekU nt'a mie, wbu-n
are lllecal, nneim-tttuthrnal, or revolatlooary. lt the
titie of tne preaent lacambent ta vaLd aml uuanaailable,
li tn. action of Coagreaa to o,u:et it. lmt if, on the
Contrary.lt ia fiaudulcnt. uud tne Inveatlgatluu cira
mitteeol tbia Houae ahoald eo dnd and report, il woald
be iilhli.iiiiuiii.il on our part to atteu.pt to aaake tt .....d,
or to deelare by hill <r reeolatloa laal it waa ?>acred.
If tue titlt ia good ii aeeda ae defeaee; lf bad. I cau
mv r vote to naha it brtaar. lor theae renaona I vote
" Ilo."
8ul>ae<jii<-ui:\ Mr. Btepbena,bf bo had lieeu
nb.ent v hen tin- two laat rotea wi ic taUi-n.. wheeled ina
chair mto the hali aad aaked leave i" bave bla retar*
? old. d in thu ulliiu.ulivc on l-otb votea, aud 1. ave waa
granted.
Mr. i;\VIN(i (I)ciu., Ohlol nioved te Kipead the rulee
au.l tuke from the ilprakrr*! table tha lull t". ihe rtpeal
of tbe Keaumpti..u Aet. for tue parpooe "f iioii-c.'iu-ur
rttiK in tbe Benate aniendmeut BBd at>_inK a .ouimitt?o
of conteniicc. Defeated?yeaa. 113-, aaya, V2U.
The llouae theu, at balf-patt 4, took a i. ? s.?. The
evenlng aeaalon waa annonnead to be for the coa_!de__?
aiion of Penaloa i.iila, aml then u caaeaa ot DemoeraMd
membera waa aaaonneed to be held Imawdlately.
Tbe Honae at Ha evealag eeialna paaaeB uiniut 150
penaioablUa rhere were alvj aaveral other prlvate
blUa paaaed, aud at tO_M the Beaaa adjourued.
Uii: PEIEt BtOX BEEEtl CASE.
THK HEV. JOHN MII I.Klt WlTIIDKAWb PBOM THB
raBBBiiaaiiB obobcb.
Pbotcbtob, Jaaa 13.?Tha CaUowias l.ti.r
from the Kev. Jobit Miller came up for uctlou before tba
I'rcabytery of Ncw-Bruuawick, lu acaaiou lu thia place
to-day :
To the lloderator of Ihe Preebylery of W**>Rtmmw*M :
>?"_____. __->DB-BB_BI I bereby annoiince to tbe
Preebjrtan ol New-Hrunawickmy witUdiawai from tba
Prcabvterian Ihuicii, to take effect after tbe nieetlng of
the 1'icabylerv on the 13th of Juue. I bellev. thg
Trinitv to be a eaperatttioa, and to be that part of Ariar*
bm whieb the Bioene Faihere faih-d to erform away.
Bal tiathe Deitvol < hriwt ia pieaerynl niMolati, aud
the ?? I'onf-aaiun " only obeoarOB but .lo.-a aol aunvert
the doetiines of iin.ee. I have coiiaidrr. d tlie auperatt
tlon uot i. Mtul one, aud have Mr____M h ird to
keeptuy plueo iu tue cburch. treatlBgmy dlvtig-encee
oa my breihren tieui theira, aa not iorbulding my ac
ceutiiiK tho '* confeaalon " aa *' the ayatem of do.-trlue
uni?ht in the Holy .crlptun-e." My Preebj len , .ynod
and Aaaembly have lehukcl thia all.-mpt, aad inado
that vitiii declarutively which I had thi.uglit (iherwlae.
A auperatitt'U may be made vital by the worahlp pald
lt by ihe autborltative voice of the chuioh. My purpoae,
therefore, u. ihon>u_hly anawered in cairylUK up luy ap
peal. Ifthe Ttiuity la vttal to the "eon'rasion ?* (and
the Av.ouibly baa the declarative li?{ht, aee Form of
Oov.: Ph. 12, 8cc. ...), ttien 1 ouulit to be couti ut wltn
my exclualou from tbe l'reahyleiy.
1 withdraw aa tLe etep ueeded ln aaklng fiom
Uod aome other authoiity to prcach. 1 with
Uriiw early. b.c.iuv ilte ia ahort. And l with?
draw BO t.n lm l?ccnn?e a power remmua **ith the
Preabytery, au.l I would not be nullty of the impro
i.nilv'of soeu.lngto thlnk otberwiae. The I'irabytery
wueiilt meeta ln Juuewill proc-cd to depoae me; or
will drop my name from the roll; or wlll dUwisa tne ai
thiiu.h to uuother couituunton ; the mere aceidental
taetthatlaui uot rendy with the name of any aucb
commuulon. IcaviuK nothlug poaaiblc- ita ll.at d.uctlou
but to dlamlaa me io what, for the time Ix-iuk, iuuat be
an imlependent alate. Iu auy eveut taud 1 wlll coiialdor
the a.t or ihe I'n-abvttry aa ailll furthcr tudu atin^ lha
miii't of the ehurcii), wheu their meetltig la over ln
Juue I niuat be cousidered out of the )uiiadlctlon
of tue body. With mauy pray era t?r (.od'a
blosaing upon ao en-at a ohareh, aud with hopea which I
dare uot lay down of beliiK with inv bn-thn u in ahinher
?mt uobli-r cumiuuuiou, I nm, my dcar air, yonra iu tho
furlherance of Ihe g.^p-.-l. Jo)l_ MiLLKB.
_Yiu.r'-)i. W. J., May Ul, 1878.
Tha Preabytery, after a very loug aud earneat deliate,
aome membera dealrlug to proceed to dcooaiiiou aud
otherasimply to drop the name of Mr. Miller from tho
roll, iwetpoued by a very nearly balauoed vote, tbe eo??
aideratlon of the letter till their ueit nicetnig.
TRINITY OOLLBOB BOROBB.
Hartford. Conn., June 13.?Tlie Trinity
College appoiutmeuta were aunouneed to-day. Tba
honor men are John I>owa Hllla, of Burllnntou, N. J.
wh-. 1. TO..dic7orl_n; John Wllliama, of Norwalk, l onu.,
who Ih -?lutatorlXand Ueo. Herbeit MolTtt .f brook
lyn, _f. Y. _
At Pathhead, a boy who bad charge of a
rerv atubborn ?n.l lelf-wiiicd donkey, waa one uay l?at
iukH uumerdfully. becauee oftta uuwilllugne?a to go,
wuen tbe mlulater of the pariah comlng up oeuanreil him
for hia cruelty. Tha boy reaented the tnterfet. m-r, bul
the miul.ler contluuad to remouatrate, titi U* boy
rudely exclalmed : *' I'm aure you nee_aa care, lr? aaua
o' your cougregaUon."

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