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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
Continued treiu tiecosid Page_
train came, ?bout twenty-five minute? ?ftcr we tirtt
reached the station, that we were able to syucez?- m.
Artt-1'oriV, Juno 18, 1 - * c- B
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A chili?-- DEATH.
Tu? LATE FlNK'tAl. <>1 UTTU ALICE V. PAUIKB
AND ntOfOCHRI HNMMa*D 1IY IT.
To th? Edttor of The Tribune.
Sir: Those who attended the funeral of
little Alice Many Palmer, last Monday afternoon, snw,
in her coffin. ?11 thai remained of one of the loveliest of
children ; and they roust have been led to nu??c, ouec
?strain and very mournfully, on the ?oleum mystery of
teath-wbich It never ?o ?trange and awful a? ?b?a it is
awoeiatcd v,itu ehihlho.??!. Tbi? little ma'?l-the only
dausbter of Harry Fslin.r, the manager-would hats
been nine reara .?Id next Anirust. Pnc was ?o bcautlf..I
tliat the eve? of ?frangera Involuntarily turned to look
at her aa ?be aaaSlSdl ?n<l she was so m?rry and
?tentlc---ao.v?fet In dlspo.Hiof, and so arch, sprightly,
__d ?un?-lny in all her woyt'-that ber presence lu the
?ou?ehold was a i?erpetuai delight ai:d ailttlna*. There
was perceptible In her ruiir.leuace and conduct a gravity
ot mind and a ?trange loftiness of spirit, beyond
her years, -et ?he wa? not a precocious child.
There waa nothing morbid In her nature, aud
there waa noti-log ariifli-ial In her demeanor.
The prelly Imperlout-nets of childhood teemed,
in her, lo lie Impel?? d by a force of chata? 1er,
and regulated by a Just perception and wise cousclen
tlousr.es? such ns belong to mature life. Bhe was, In?
deed, a bewitching compound of fanciful caprice, Inno?
cent playfulness, and buoynnt spirits, tempered with de?
mure gravity, and guided by a gentle tbotightfulneas for
other? which never failed. The child was, by nalure,
rellgloua; her piety, like her beauty, came from
heaven. The death of such a precious little
creature ? one who, indeed, surprised and de?
lighted all who came near her ? 1? not a
common ehnuc. It ourbt to mean, to the afilie ted
parent? and friends, that there i? a better place thau
thi? world, aud that ?urn. human beluga are born to be?
come ready for the ereat ehauge la even tbe morning
ot lue. They eeed no discipline here; they are
but tbe messenger? of the Deity. To have
known auch a child?alnless ami exquisite?1?
to posecss one of those certain rroofs ot lm
mortality which alone can sustain ?is, through the pil?
grimage of life, with lasting comfort and hope. The
amid whom these word? commemorate nave promis?-.
had eue lived, of brilliant power? ; und both ?broad?in
Switzerland?and here ??t home, had been moet carefully
taught ami nurtured. Hhewaathe Idol or her father's
life: and tbe poor gentleman-feeble aud broken in
health?receiving, in u foreign land, the news of his Irre?
parable loa?, will need all l!?e strength that semanal
endurance, tbe sympathy of liicuds, aud ihe promise? of
religion can yfford, to enable him to bear the BOITOW.
Ac?c-Torfc, June 14, lN7s. w. w.
PLEASED WITH THE WOMEN'S nOTEL.
EXPERIENCE OF A " TRANSirM '??WIl AT PEHMANLNT
-UlARD-ItS HAD TO SAY.
To the Editor or Ihe Tribune.
Sm: Permit me to make a ?liylit contrilm
lion to the literature of the ***? o_iru'a Hotel queatlou. I
?pent ten day? in April ut tbe hotel and, although in my
capacity of "trausieut" I was not exempt from any
rule, I fouud myself iu every way comfortable aud In?
dependent So careful was !hc ecmilny into standin.
and character before admission, that no ov.ri.ight ?r
espionage afterwards was necessary or was ever for a
moment attempted. We received visitors, both ladies
and gentlemen, in the public parlor?, we Invited ladies
to dinner, we came and went with ail the freedom und
convenience and more than the protection that any
hotel offers.
I conversed freely with many of my fellow-lodger?,
the " permanents," as wo then hoped, and without ex?
ception found them more than satisfied ; the. were " de?
lighted," they said; " It was only too good to last." The
large majority of the fifty or sixty inmates were tench
era ol lauguagea or music, visiting governeseea, head? of
departments in public schools or large establishment,!.
All were reflue?! aud educated women, and so far from
ending the rules a restriction, in a?rerai Bsaaea they
a.-surtsi me that they considered them a prot.
MHomeless and tingle women are so safe here," the*
said. " It is true we are not working women, technically
so called, but we are all of us women who work, aad
Who appreciate the advantage? of the pi?;,
; i.-iiK-n were readily admitted us visitor? at the
hotel at all tiuic* m tf;?j nantit parlor?, on the simple
li.rm.ility of Bending up their card?, as ut any other
hotel. More freedom than thi? wu? not desired. No
refined or mottist woman did or would object te a rnle
rt-*trlctiu? BDen visit?la to the public parlara, The i?r
inenta were all of a liberal kind. The table waa
excellent; nottong was poor,cheap or rec_?s_
(!ee, bread, butter and meat? were ol in
iiualiiy.
The only practical Inconvenience that I hen: ? iHnded
to was the - in the
bedro<ims f.?r clothing and ralnatiles. Yet aome of the
upper moins were aim; -set?; I
eouuted fit .-ce lu ao'iu-of the upper flonr
rt>otne?rooms which v. . on other -ccouuls
also, f r.ir.-shalr ?nd tho wide, tunny out?
look over i tbe city. X.
Newport, R. I., Ju e 16,
-?
?IR. HEWITTS COBS K1TCHEH FROJtCT.
a unrsa raoM p_j_m__ryrocaT_aa_-a *_-____ srn
AT THIS LA'li: HAY? IMI-HIIST ??F THE 1KKNCH
Vt AMKHKA.V At.l.'H'ri.Tl'IlVI. IM'OIM '
To th? Editor of J li e Tribune.
Sin: You remouiller flit- propO-tt-OB of Mr.
Hewitt, of tour city, while tbe tnbjeel of our repi
t?ou a! Ihe French Exposition was before the li
Repr?sent?t. ? n "corn kitchen" in opera
tlou, !o illu? rate the use nii-i relM of corn (make) us an
article of miman I nuny other Ideaa a ten
drat propa?r ltd, it waa laaghedal by some. There an
many, however, outside of Congreaa, who thought t_<
tdea a good out-, bo!h for th.-1',
of the world."
Ina late letter lo friend? iu this cliy. Dr. McM
who ha? charge of the exhibit of the Agricultural De
part ment of thi? country a! Ihe Pre?e. Imposition, le?
iht above subject SB follows !
IhS French people s< em to lie very much Interested
to OWagricultural products, pttiticuluilv coin ami the
vsiiou? forma of It prepared fur minimi consumption.
ave tuaulfi I interest that I think?,!
Laving ?.uni torn-bread,hominy Mkea, hominy
etc., mad?; for t!,em I'? try m till- Hie Airiicultni .
islnii. I have i?n Idea inat they will like it,
for the] iverj ainch pleaeed wnu the
ent qualities ?i, flour, hoiuiuy.i-ic, which ait
into ? ?l very due.
For mi ?elf, lam in?- ? re thai the "com
kitchen ** Idea ol Mr. Hewitt waaa goad one,and one
that might have be? a eai i led out her* to n cons d<
ad van i . ?nan piodo - of mi km.is
?>I ?rood i'i.iiiii I-Hie very Ingli lure, ami If the ?Intiis
a . _av? not bod time yet t?, look them
up), I ? > ?longs tli.it may le exported
from th o thi? coiiuuy at a good probt.
i? it me lit?- ret for aeflat .-* tea tar?t predaee h.ui?,'?
of your city lo take this inatt'-r la bund and atari a
" kitchen," though on I . that will illustrate
the gnat Value of corn food tot liuiiitui cou-iiimptioii I
I knew Dr. MeM etaonch te tetare yen thai
? , an do anvthlng toward ?uch ?n f Itiyiltt.
h<- v,illrc?|H?ud licaitily and with iutellig. nt an?
WutliiiititOH, D. C, June 1?. 1 i. W. l>.
MHS. BBOWH AM? NAKETTE Ai'Al.V.
To the B??tOt ti ?he. Tribune.
Bm Your Park <i>n<-s')i?ini? nf, in ipettliif
ef me ?plendid lUnstlastlo- a. Parts, S-saUsae.
i popalatlen whs added, if
?? Utile, t'? lue .?pien lor of that night. All that i
.,-11. but he .oi? on to t?-ll Mrs. Brown that,
though ?he might el t this class of people, Mi
! probably not, out of h.siiou??-. Now, this
It lion, feetaam he haow Mra Brown would uot like
i j ait. worn?! ?till, Iu thi- Saturday's TaiBUM Isa
letter of somebody, lelllug Ihe poor lady that, what's
MHS, her son Tom.in go., .night find pli asure
in ?aaatts'i tsetaty. I w, heeveei the two, dear Mr?.
Bru? n must be in a dreadful flutter of auxlety, aud pooi
_-iu afraid his mother will not let him go to I'.tria ; to 1
|u?t am hat that there aro pretty Nanett??
ihl.-h might euthrall Mr. I!. ?,r Tom, if
?'.'?i.. -, j - .-suinlay-school they bave no!
.ml them, not ft.ui pretty Nanette,
iluow mud at Nanette, but does not
Ut. B, m Toaa ;u?t aa often enthrall Nanette aa
>? ?? iloe? etitlimll thsatl Ham I might go on
? to be what she is now.
ihe waa not like I hat when flr?t, mode?! andlnuocent,
ah? e? m?< from h?r sativa village, ami Bet Mr. U. or
fou, who thought ?h.- looked t???? charmingly lanceen!
to be left to herself, ?nd ?o he took care of her for a finie!
1 wonder when <-<<wa:diy men will lakh their pan
apoasliillity, und leave ?,f! lliiowlug their own shame
y call weak woman. I do not me.m to
? and her ; nly want to remind
blUtv tbal produ? s
'ici-ty, luii that it i? the corrupt ?tale of
.-?nd I would like to
.? n there are wiio hate
mud because riu-y have never contributed
It mite to keep up that ?sd ?t?te ot thing?. I do
j?e Mr?. Brown will let Tom go I II IOS
scie-1er*. Juna 19,1878.
THE MAN FOR THE NEXT PRESIDENT.
to IS? Editor of Th? Tritt
Biat Far in advanc*-. of the BapmMieai ami
pmaeerstU Kstlonaiconventiona toi
^^Prt_4-_eyotl?io.and prior to much agitation
?JOa-t^-eatUm by the pre?? aud people, pt-ru.it me
?aro^yonroolntnca to make the following ?tig?.
__*__???*?. "* M ,0 tb* mod* ?- *-18 esMeUoa : i>t
!^_Jr "^???*? ?e? I)e--?>cratlc paitiee nou.l
***?*<*i a-llferent aandldata, but let both pan le.
2_5_!\k ! hr"ft'Wtrlolte'l4'>*rsl minded .Ute?
jfT^ni . lhe W&tot the Unltod -Ute?, of
fnp^eUef, party, naUonallty, condition aad ?Ituatluu,
|_A h?TS SO political contest, natioual calamity or
death atruogle," aa Mr. Henry Watterson term? It, two
year? hence. A man ?;c<- ptaiile to Ihn mas??-? ol both
parlies and to the cuintiy, cou) l be found in the land.
He would not be t, touag-tauc, politician norpai
luit am.iticaiiul.l-'ami win thy of Delta Preshl? in of tl.i
Hi public -, be would protect the i;it.r?>tn or ui, toe
?Mat?.'*, ?ce that the law? were faithfully ?xtcuti'd. for
the oeiicfltof ull and to tin- injury of nono. F.
EnoxrUle, lenn., June in, 1 ?
*BOOE i'Oi-qy*
Tllr. rOST OFUCK DKP'KTMKX'I* ItrTI BBVKQ BOOKS
1?? It tOn THAT COME IN IHK MAILS?A VIO?
LATION ?og mutt ootMA-noKs.
To the Editor of The Tribune.
Sut : The nations of Western Kuropo, with
that respect, for lelt.rs which luis usually charactci 1/ ?I
taeir po.tcv, have for many yeON adopted the principle
umt ?tasks scut throiiKii tta ?past estos stosui ?pa? turn
couutry tocountiy free of July, 'ibe (Tailed Mat ? for
mally adopt?-?! the i t.y letolOg tta l'osi.-.l
I'nion, by treaty. Not inly this, lull the treaty, l?y com?
mon consent, wa? mad.-of a peculiarly MoOJOgiiutiiic.
no nation hoing allowed lo Withdraw In.in lt. or to alter
the terms of it, except with the ?OOOSOl of the rest.
Tola treaty ha? hardly ?one Into force when the Cni1.il
Htate? 1'ost Offlce undertaken not ?only to di?r?-K?r<l it,
hut practically to ?SOtogaU il, l.y leturnine all
lialile to duty to the cnntiy from which they ?MUM
Till? ia ?Jot? under pretext that articles ?ulijcci to duty
cannot bS t.cnt l.y mail.
This is such au obvious violation of lav? l.y the ?Poet
Ottlte. and tli..- argument tit?t ?OOtlOOOl IS ?to BOBOld. us
i-cauoly to deserve an OOSWetV I'.ut. to put the matter
beyond cavil, the tottowlng will si-fllc.- :
It Is a enrdiual prlnrlpla S?f IntStoattooal law that u
nation otoklog a treaty ?asooot ttareaftor ?auks taws in?
consistent with ?uch a ?treaty, und if aay ?Mofe laws ex?
isted prior to the ?passage of ths treaty, they are by the
treaty, lpco facto, Hur.u.led, h> far as they cunt? ct.
No nation has mor? vigorously ?aeesrtod this prlncipli?
than tho United mates. Wtao BngtaoO, in answer to
the demand for the extrinlit.,,11 of Winslov.' for forgery,
replied that ?uch nu extradition woui?! be contrary to
existing ?tatute?, the I/ii-tcd ?Motos madeanswertli.it
no statutes had validity a_oiust ?treaty. And ull I tors*
icjiis wcro iudik'niiiit at tho bringing forward of so pul try
an excuse. Ami vet this is precisely tbe arguiueut now
urged by our Tost ?OSes !
?Quid rides t Mutato nomine de te
Fabula narrstiir.
When tbe Canadian Reciprocity Treaty was ratified
many years ago, eome ?urpnse wa? felt that nil the pro?
vision? of the tariff inconsistent with It wrre iuviiliil.
Examination ?bowed, however, that this was a matter
of courte, aud consequently our eusiomnrr luterc.iir-e
with Canada, so long as th?.-treat) reuini ic?1 in force,
was nigolated, tint I?y tlie tariff, but by the treaty. ?Mr.
Ctishing,wheu Atiorucy-dent-rai, delivered an opinion
on tins point in 1854, declaring that a treaty rc's-aied ?11
legt'-latlon, hII law, written or uuwriti.-u, that was in
ci'iiiiirt with It And tlie present Attorney-Oeneral, in
December last, called the atteiuiou of Ooogrees to ?tta
fact that tlie duly on book? could not !??? ? oilcctcd on
thus?? ?eut by book post without au infraction ot tta
treaty.
Nt verlhelees, the Tost (?fTlce Is daily, in nt 1er viola?
tion ami contempt of law, lending buck bookattal .?:?
rtvao) book-post,to the loinm-ns from whlek ftoj
came. That sooner or later ttilts high handed proceeding
win he put a stop to. there is i.o doubt, but mean while
serious wrong 1.? besag done. H.uiaiii s.
Philadelphia, June is, 1-7*.
THE SOITMl KN SCAPE (???AT.
TBE CAlirKT-liACiiUt Mir liiu ?SOLI 000010
?SOl'THKHN HOIOCBATS rAlllICirAMb IN IHK
OOMBOY.
To the Editor ot The. Tribune.
BlBS In an editorial OB the "Loiii*-i;in?i
Problem," you ?ay : "Not a single one can be BOOM? of
the many rascally Jobs vetoed by 1'rpnblic m QofOnMSS
or passed by Republican legislature? ?meo the war, m
which leading white Democrat-? W?C? not ntnou?; tlio
aitive schemer?OT imrtielpant?." This is ?o palpai?!, a
truth tbat I have often vomiere?! Why it was not point? I
out and Insist Til ui???n win u tli?? carpct-b..^.
lor contiiiiial scathing denunciation.
Ii i? ?ttOS not only of ?ouielaiiu, but of ?II the State*
? Detuoi rats, now ?easoaalag their ndoedoaod
lion, always atari into It t > "Badleel raeeelUy.w Ttalrow?
leaders w?tre sloiaat (availably the InT.cntors ?and ?bet
tor? ot all tin- ?"?in ?ne? wblck h?..- aaOdled ttati I
with ?loot and ruined tin tr < n-l!'. Noliody ever went to
?1c ander lJrowiili.w'sand f-Viiter'srciriuic with?
out Unding Sonic C?iufe?1' I ? r, iu l in- s
a railroad presiden', niu.it toad-like ?aad whi-pi-rlng his
p auMh.c teiuptailoi.s into tho ears of t
?ioveinois. In Arkansas, it i? BOtorlOOS tlmt
?vei.v ??rat in tbe State was In the "ring"
which di?l Ita l??t to ?teal the Wbole State under ? lai ton,
:?l always luve iii.ylblag be .i-L.? I ??I tu. in, and
wiiiic h? aometlmea yielded, it will known
i.or. Btnbtarnly ta "ii ppi, it
should !?? known, I?.
po.itlciitus, that 1 . ? at,y and si
fully resisted ? V? : ? . HI of
WaU, i?i??l t" : n in should I.? .
tuaise of tli.ir State'? j?i Lai poattlea.
I n ineui'i'r In-iciiltig to a ri'i.vi rsadon withSenator
, in 1-71. m whlek
how f'.'llv they comprch?_ided the pi
? to aaddta their btato with a debt ot a?rerai
?1 how ihm waa their U< a to de?
em. Hon tin- ?Mrpet-baggen tor tbe m
..iik men. They ale of iuventing tbe
W l?eme* by which tlie ft ate? Were plundered. Hut they
were often the willing tools or ? me of whom
arc 11 ? < % .? ?u -unuiicitig catpat bac rascalitle? In lb? hall- of
Ortalniy tb< e were crltnea commit!?**!, bnl
the ina_aaton and pait?ipatora weald ??.low until?
raodestr if they were nul nulle ?o loud-uiuiit
?i. Bouncing ttali own u _. r.
Auburn, A?/?., June 7, L878.
A TIME WORKING \V??MA\.
To the Editor of The Tribune.
Bib : I non? <? m your ?paper <>f May _?*<, in a
communication from Mi?.-? Ai.n.i ('. Bracket! ii'utive to
tin Woiii'-ii'r ma.. log ?n it? in
,though ?so dount unintentional) to a brave little
woman, that I am inov.it t?. eon. < ' It
in 1 peaking of noble wot_agw?aseo, Miss Broeketl al?
lude? to " the Wi.miili w in? ha.s Just pul lier b- ave shoul?
der to the wheel of The ChittOO l'ont t?. earn a h"OHS??d
I..1 Hi?; wid'.v. and children of her dead hi???
would lie very pood if It" were true, and if |tu,-i.
? aoold doubtless to ?_oe, let tta worn?? rel
-..in! in n ted enough 1?> ?lo that und more if there
. ?satoo fii It. Bat the " will iw " i? ?I??, a " brave
woman," aud ?II?i not all <!?<>* n to Wring belpleas hun-is
bi 1 pn al sorrow came upon tor ; but ?in
? ffor 1 .I'.t. and stepped In t<? Oil the ?zap
in h?-r busband'? death ?Dar at1er day tins
woman i.nl? tor Hit!?- family guod-by, hii?I betakes
brraell t?? ii??- gr.-wt city, there t?. m?nale ner labw with
-11 if?- ; and ri>.-iit royally does abe prove lier
iiLht t?. 1? ?there. Kam a livelihood for her, lud? ?-?i !
ipotdc of i-arnlng it for ttomaelT?*?,
and ?li?' w.ll never -idfi h.-r burd? 11s ?m to another whil>
Uf? ami to?lth are ?pared her; tor toad "lalevel,"
tboogb ?et ?m slender -non den, i"-r Uniccri dcfl tbongb
?as not " rattle around " to the plaee ato
occupiea. >lay ?;?>?l g?vi her physical strength and
spart inri?? rid with ner grand ? sample of
i\ imaallneaaandeearaaa It Mis. Bracket! bad
ut paper Isatiod nnder tbe direction
men, ?to would tare obaerved that it
1? conducted by Ml ? B. Wfllat- and Mi
v?r A. W'lilani, and so would not tare wreectad, bv
one Innoeeut-tooklng little sentence, honor iron, berto
wli'in honor n, ?In?-. j. i.. n.
( hicagv, Juno 11, 1??TS.
REMEDIES TOB mi: BARD HUES,
To the Editor of ?lie ffS?OOS,
Sin: There i i MDtiitontbk bnltflodioff ation?)
hard tunes, with ai?parei.t]y lull?? ?ml ??-.i t?? ?TOOtodj
I lie trouble. The jnici-of labor is not in piopoitiou to
thejiiica of meato. ?Beet? especially ara ?aaehblgtar
than they ?honld l>--, <-??usid?: Bg ?hat a man or woman
* pet ?lay for hi? or her labor. In a word.?MC?
1? a lack of proportion all around. Now if nil tilings
would be |.i..j.?r,y K'ailuated on one SSSlB, the whole
ll innciinicry wonld ?run much more
smoothly, and then would ta ?toss -cowplaining ot hard
times.
Now whv would It not ?be ?'il forme., to colonise, find
go \\?-si or Soutli. and tnke opoooccnpled territory
there 1 I say eoi,.ni/. -, for thai i? muek totu r and n oi ?
advlmtble than for one to gn b_rc and another til? : ?
ail nec.l cimit?Hiii?)i!slii|? iiiiir?oeiaiuliiv In order tube
? tul uml happv. ir that could be done new Seid?
woiti'i I?- openi ?1 up ami new torr.tory utilised, aad in?
(?iiinti i' w.oild be ?lcvelo|.e?l and imlividunls he p
?ogfeo, M, J-, Juin- ii, i?7a. c.
?K. BBTANT8 WISH TO DEI JN ?JUKE,
To tht Editor of The Tribune.
Si?: After llisdlllg your account of ?the
i,|.?i ipil?? of William Cull? n lii-ant, I took up a vol mi.?
t'oiititiulli-?ome of his ??(?'iiBO?read 111* " 'Inailalopsis''
Bad on?' or two others, wht-n my eve fell ?ij.???i ll??- on?- en?
titled " June." I saw in ?roadlo g li nch a l.i-aiilifu! nal
iptotlc
Otsh. that It seem-' to m?- ?00 wonel (lo a til.n Ij -
this iioiimerou? fiKinlH nii.l admirers if i ou would ?nil
their attention to it or pe? Imp-? ?Iv.- the whsls p
? In your paper. H?-??i''-ct.iiliy, ?..
?MAlyOi W. I'.Jim'; !
jft ishlratiL'?-Inn! 001 ? m i?-?"?n'l'iil ?SOOOM have
(,i-.il.,?.k.-?l th.- fait that WO did what h?
on the BMTBiBg i'ft_r Mr. Bryont's ileatb. 11*
?ary artp I? i.. I"- r?lBUagntoottoood tbe ?reoliaa
rtonol wish, an?' c u? '-;ilf lll('
-l.d.]
DR, QfLBERT DlfJUWXI TREATED.
To tht Id n or of The Tribune.
Wim! ll BotXtS iinjiii-t thiin that tin
;?ri ?Eleratod Road etaald eh nos tta
mime of ?MM toOd to the Metioi"'lit..*i Klevat.-d ta
n of on
tied toi II
ai.ai.hv ami I have heard u number of men exprc?
Aev-?ork, Juuo i_ lH7d.
THE PRESIDENT'S TITLE.
INVESTIGATIONS AT WASHINGTON.
Mir. POTTl I.'? ? uMMii ui: ; __i_t_*-S IB! IMM'a:
?' 1 HU 11 -NK-i-Tlli: KLNAil'. CiMMITIKi: ?__
n?in?r HMO-SI mki.tini; i oi: ih'sim
Mr. Jenks, el Louisiana, was t\.,riii;i
hafem _he l'otier Ooeaadttee ycetarday. I
teatiled that there was great latheM
tioii nml terroriMti in East I'.lie'.iii
Tlie Hunocrat? of the committee matt
oieii to pea ?aal testimony ?>f 11. ? ? sort beta
taken. Mr. Jenks knew nothing of the allcg
Bhenasa letter. Tin- tenate eemmlttea nut a:
eaQed iamea E. Aaderaoa t.. tli" wtl
detsoa deciiaed to testify unl.-ss tin- coauaitt
would allow him to he leneeetated by eoanseL Tl
whole i., unit c s-ti'l thai the witnom onghl
Himtver Hi?'(jiiesti.ius asked, witaeeeea aererhali
represent 'd by ciuinscl. AikI'Imui il.tline.l ton
WWW, anil the committee adjourned to unit at tl
call oi tin i liiiiiiiiaii.
A REP?BLICA!. WITNESS.
lii"'! ?o 1NIIMU>ATI<?\ IM l'KI.il !'.SA I
1<> THK PnTTKIt ( DM Mil I BS -M'MAIIdN <iHJI?
?JKNK-'s Tl si IMIi'.V.
Wa?him?ton, .Itiiic 21??The Potter <"<>*:
nuit?e ot ItivstiiMtiou met lo-?la\ about in,on. In tl
iili-i ne, uf Mr. Cotter, Mr. Morrison in teil a? BhslTBtt
i'i." clin r i i, ni!.? is pr.-sent Wi-ro llr. McMahOB, M
?prtafw, ?ieiier.ii Batter,Mr. J.O Oes, ami Mr. Be?
! Anderson was in iitietnlaiice. Ml. hin ?l.ih.irgi
?atfihnilthtprnmafllagt in the luien-st of necretai
Bbenaaa.
lln- conitnlttee was kept waiting until half on ho?
afternoon fort: Jenks. At that hot
?he entered thi esmmtttaa reem in company trtt
her liushumi, ?nd Htiemleil by a Deputj-SiTgc-ii
at-Ann--.. Hhe la a good leoktoff, sei: |
woiniiti of ab, ut thlitv-llie year? of us?*, <
meiiium stature. Bha was Bendy but plaini
DerhaShaai Is sise ahsai thirty lea jrssm ?
age. He wears a full beard, has a l limai la all pn
lioiinccd Koiuali BSm unit an equally prominent litilboii
brehead. Tin- hatband asa Hr?t called to th?- attaai
?tiiiid, nuil Mi ' |.?t to examine him. He lei
tt?t? n? follower.
Mr. Jenks?In 1-7f> I wns Deputy Marshal, an
bail in in a Batanee epoelallj t?? the Pariah ?
iclsna. I was Micro for about four ?lav
prior to the elect km. I h ml coovereed vet
trcely with tho people there, and aad been lot
bv in? RepoM-Baa that tiiev were ?fi?id io reststei
A few of tiniii had rertatered, bol they badhee
brought In for the parp?se by lesdtns I? nocrafi
publican? v.-ere thorough1.?' Intimidated and ten
uni! wort Bfrald even t<? go Boa. th?? registration ?.tll.-e.
Mr. MeMahsa here taterrnpted Ihe testimony, tat
a?Keil Mr. Bead Whether this w lines? Inn! li?. i. tailed li
, rui.-iii'? lut? ii -t.
Mr. Bead repli? ?1 iu the iililiinative.
Mr. MeMahoa ahfsetad to any amh ti-?iimony bcini
given OB the part of Mi.-Innu. n unlil that gi-.
should admit that he bad m tillen the let tM lu A rub raSB
a? Mr. Sherman hail denied v i iting tint letter he had in
t in showing What liu?l be n tie- ?..million o
affairs la Ba I I . li. isiii.
Mr. Bead t.ia__aedaf Die course of the patjatllj li
ruling out tealltnouy off.-red b. the mlnoritv. and h<
also commented on the dilllculty of gi-itlug the ?cop?
of the assmtaaUea fixed defsltety.
Mr. MeMahsa tfiellf r. hia te g-.vc ? ?ingle in
stance In which testimony off,tel ta t:i" part of tin
minority had been excluded. 11" ?aid tin- r h ruge ha?1
been mad? publicly, and ho therefore waul? a the
to ir .I. Unit? ly stat? ?I.
Mr. R ? In- would rcjx>at the charge
Mr. Mi .Mi no u aald Unit the cliiiigi- waa fulse, .in?! ngnlr
rhallctige.i Mr. Kci-ii to r?l? r to a ?n?_li-iiisiuiui-of Hit
kiiul.
Mr. Bead referred to nn ofrrr of teetltnony m??lc In ex
centlve eeaaloe, ?bout the imiuiiy in Monda, sud w Ble ti
McMal -.n repeated Iba! ti," rcntlema?(Beed) h??l
? ib ootnmltt? ??, with - be mus?
: IV? -o n-li.-ill tO h
Mr Reed aald t.'. | | d to more It, aad hr rc
: thai be hud beea Ir. Inn imtii tin
Und uni the ?,-oi?e of th.- Investigation, but bad nc
?ni?- to do ta,
Mr. MiM.'iiion rapaated hi? challenge to Mr. Beed te
?how .. ? ine ' v. here t
i?k a vt une?? any qneatton thai waa propel
too mich latitud.
MYei ' retorted,"I think aoon And.
.lUilllltiOII."
Mr. Mo: n?,m aald thai he would a?k Ihe committee,
bef ?re the su rl? ana le re
|? , t tl;.- |.Iii|i..?ltl. n ol --
nut ?im,-?i? sun,m. n,,I there, meat of aboca
Ihres um. -
I
lu the eon rae ?>f furl " " Babea
feriid to Mi su*. Moin??iu iii..l-:. i._-i u? u ?ni? r.iiii
mittee.
Mr - ? ???? ????? '
executive corn nil! tee or at private caa
Mr. .]? me ut a prl
nii?.
Mr. Reed If you are suing in deal with ll
matter of private? let us know
all m sunn u? paenbla
i In- acting ? li.-iii in.iti explained how the qu? allem of
the -,i, ttiiiin application for wlmea?e? bad I
to bin ; Mi Potter bad b inded it t-. bin a! the table ?ml
. i.un t?> look u ovi r utnl ?? <i whiii onghl t>> he done
abonl it. bo that when the question earn? up Iu commit
might !><? alii" to ?..>' whit In tlumgiit about it ?
Unit w.is .ill the " pr?vate ? ancua" there wu? in it.
Mr. McMabon Intimated that Ihe Democratic mem
11 ,i? mach right |to eoni ? the ??
11? lull, li.iti : . ?Hill lo IU l -millet.
Mi Reeil udui itetl thai.
"ill,." -nl Mr. Mi M.ihon. " wlutt u?e I? your blow
it it lu publie 1 "
Mi. i. II be bad DOt born " blowing " almtll
It, bul tii.it u ?i? Mr. MeMahoa ?lio had tu?! atenltoned
the pni al
1 I, and the 61
Mi .1 nl.? I . . lo testlf. i? l"l
i ? rere terrorlam and Intimidation in the Pariah
ma. Hundred? of i hi ; driven
out of the i art?h prior lo Ihe election, ;?? t ike
n fuge in > publicans dan ,l Ui
vote th?' Republican tick. I be? bum Me v did cm think it
to do *o. Julius E, Anderson lord) me
there wsa a perfecl reign of terrer in
paii?ii mu? if..?t in- had b? . u Uli
able t" ir? t any one to eater late t
Republican organisation. M>- t \\ n ob?. ? vallon a i? thai
i>l a Bepubii. a. and
unit He i;. piiiuii in- were ao thoroughly ml.laled
?hut tli'V did not lluro I-. vote '?>r fi-itr of
their i-'- 11 ?? witm ? her? i.Inced n petition
mm,i-,l In April, 1-7'',. by resident? ?f the I
nf lit rellctana, le Oeneral Ausnr, reciting
murder? hh-i ?jntraget perpetrated in the ?
and u?!. ng ii i m io ?uppiy military protection.]
Audi t ?..n never told m- 11 ,.i i e could not malte a i
iigMiiist the election. The 9350 whieh Andera
u Roture ?.?? paid un .i drsfi drawn on the Dem?
ocratic eaudiaale fordiatrlcl Judge hi tbe chain
the Democratic StBta ?ommittee In We?
Mi. McM.il.nii hit i'ii nl id thai tho ill. if t in ?| m ? I h ui ?as
Signed by ?...Minor _?_-__, aud linloiixra by theHlale
?ui ? i rlaor, Mr. Haha.
Jli?- w ilin - ? A in!? r-n'. signed and ?wore to tin :
(whieh in- tatd ha hs_ not twera lej. Anderses
caiiic u|i in n cairi-ig?' to my konse and
im- in ut aeeompanj bun to Miush.ii pii
ofl.ee, where that document w;im, ?? be
alt with me about It We went te ? ii- Marahal'a
ofliee and read over the proteal ?entenc? b>- aentence
and l in? n advised Anderaon to sign it. a ! ?aw nothing
In It which be eonld not algn. '- I aome of the
pointa In the tiroiest, nn?l finally Anderaon concluded
lo ?Igu it, and did sign II before Jmi.e liu.ii J. Camp?
bell, and awore to ii. three or f..ur days afterward, ?ta?
il wanted me to make an iiftllaiiitii.it be ?
: ?il it Inn he signed the pr?ite?t, ?li'l lll'l not
abat he was signing. Anderson did nul actuall.
?I.i i m Mini In- hail I.e. n ill lilil? .it tlie lime, ?lll'l
not. I refused to m ike imv euch au lenient.
montba afterward Anderaon came t.? me and wanted
me to uiaknaetatement tii.it in- bad oevei __ade .un
i i nt- si li^-.ii.ist tbe election In i:.o-t Feliciana, and tbal
? \ ni tinng in ih nt parish h.ni in i ti I/hi, t an. i peace ible
at tho election. Andersou bud a paper written out to
that ?licit, which I refused to sign, at I bad already
m.nb ,iu Hiti.i.ivit to tin contrary. Anderaon aiated
t?> me nt dur? m m titii? ? nml the Dem?crata bad made
propoaitiona or offer? to him. ?ml ilnt be thonghl be
could niiik?- a prettj ?.""I thing out ol it. An?
aald thai Major Huil?.- bad uffered toglve himeeveral
?nd dollar* und a i">?ni m, if li?' would go bach on
bta proteat Anderaon never ?bowed me the Bbennan
icit.r, and i bare aerar teen auch a letter,noi did i
-m !i ,i il-,, tlti.? ill nl tin- I une. 1 lie
Oral i un- thai I knew of ?neh a letter waa on the ?itii ol
January, 1-713, when Marahal Pithla met tne on CSaal
i,t. it ii, 1 ii.-k< n un .i I out ll.
The wiine.? was shown several letter? which he hlen
titl'il as b i:ig m the liHliilwrillng ol P. A. Webber, and
H,,.;, i.i .ii ilin- ol il. li ii r tn the An?
il elil'.-i t mirad, ami wit? asked win tin r he lu?
lu be gi -inline, lie repli 'I t lilt lie ?lui mit lliink
It was; that Wehhsr slwayaalgaed hit sasm in ? bash
bun.I ; I bat lr?- had uevei- s. ? n lilm sign a? tins pai?er wa?
; lli.-it it might be Ui lib? I'? Klgiiiitur.-, but Ilnil It
i .i- wttesflt ?'nil !
?/ebbereoal Thai
port oi And t?<..i's slut, m? ui v.liich meiitioii.-d tht (Ml
., lag te Palea al Patter, ? hall ama ?-f Iba
Dei,,,,. . ' BBBSSltteS) was Mu,-, but In I -
i gtt a eaaraaies far Aadtraon't t uteatlen fraat
\l?,li-; I
m was thee srm tsaislatil hj Mr. MsMa
inn. ii.- i.-,,.ii ?>? iii.it as wsa a aatlT? ?-' Hsrlds,and
lli.it ?I tin,? ?- ht llTSd m Ali.l...m??. Mi-?is?ippi, ami lu tht
J'.iis,. I - '" '-',:i
I ,. ,.,,1. , uni - in ,1 Ball! 1MB, v. -u n he waa
; bsoaii int.icsiiiig partleass.
D lhe fnllnwlng:
B/ttB i was i.iv collector la
?d 187a n w-s claimed Hint
deflell of if-il.o'") i
? <.um-. I"be eise WM investigated bi IlieGmudJurj
.I.., found uo ludlclinciil -?
bul f., i', 11 rue ? inii.-.7.i?-iiic:ii sgalnsl L It- Jenks, a in?
nad been my deputy. When Ih? to in Iho
?I,. ?I, ,, nf lliiiltalloll ami got off In that w?y.
u ? Wa? Mini ?am? Ll
in ticket In the eleclloii of ls;oi A.-Yea ; tot
l'arlab Judge o! We?l I
?.??ii.u t?_ii_-iu, tust you proved Uan. 1hl i.iaud
Jury to have , mh, rzled the public money, wa? a Repub?
lican candidate n-r judge in Weal Peltciaaa t
Mr. ?Htseock <?bicct.il t?. the <iuc?tiuu as geins beyond
tlie n? pi-of Hi.- InVMitlgullon.
Mr. Meiliihon thouaiit it was pertinent as ?bowing the
kind of candidate? presented by the Republlcaiis iu these
diMiui.il par.shea.
Mr. MoirisoiiMigg -?led that thequ???tion was ?_?taodsi
to show the utitiii?tworthiness of the witness, It being
so highly improbable that the Republican party would
nominate for ludge a man who had been ludlctol f.,r
ss->taaa_og the ?pasHa money. [looghto?J
Mr. Etaeock ?Mid to would adaslt thai aa the ganara!
rui. the pi?-.r?,.??1:011 would to aa atated by Mr. Morri?
son, bi 1 exception. ??Lam-ht.r.j
(J..?DMu'i Marahal Pitttn ?peak of thai Stornwa tot
lei 1 Dg said t.? be ?11 p?*M??sion of Mr?. Webber! A.?
Mol ti.at 1 remen
.at be did noil A.-Xo, sir; I ?tool
I it Be .lui uot, out I .sa?, i don't remember histm-n
ueii a Uiing,
('.?ll? iivf >ii thai convers?t I m with Pllkla and the
atoa jour wife came to Washington did
anywhere els-* 1 A.?hto wenl .'<> ?.? Mrs >?
?abuni thai matter, and Itoo she wro
lime about it ?x ?Ute -"le itaii.m ot Janea ?S, Anderaoo.
we ?ni\? in? 1.11. r?-. ar ilefe wa w ill prodnee.
BJ M?. I'll' 1 ? tlat-thi? year or last I
A. ?I 11:111. li I, 1.1(1 1 inn not '.lO-aitlV.-.
Q. ?When \.,u apata lo unir win- ?linen ita flur
imin tetter, trhal <n?i ?he cavas to wtather ?
<??'' ?'?n ill A.?.?lie never Hindi any remark
'" m?-, pre ar eon. :.* to whether she tad
it or ?heard of It She liiuirhe.l abool tue imitier. I
?Mlpnose hi,e thought 11 ?Bl kind of a Joke. At lea?t I
never knew ol nay ?nob loiter, whetla-i she did or not,
* en ?i. back ?from ?seetog Mr?. Wvbtor, sh?
??ill that Ml nled tier having heard of sucli
, '? ttir.
(?)?When your wife came down fro-n Feliciana, i-lie
did not dlecli?a t<? vu ?saythtng ?boat ?the Bbcrman
letter! A.?I tarealmply to r?-i??-at that tta Srsl In
timatiou I ever hia.l ol ?Oeh B ilceuiu?-ni Waa OU the ?lh
of Jannary.
({.?You inMr ?u.pi'Cti'd from anyllung that ?poOMd
b.-i ween ?our wife ami i ou thai she knew of sucu a
letter! A. I miel did.
('.? What brOOghl vom wlf" to Washington City after
tin? ? oiiM'i-.iiioii iiefA.eu you ai.rt PIlKilll A.?I'D?
Mite taatneea "f our owu.
The wltnc?? at llrat declined to state t.tibllcly what
this l.usitKs? wa-, though be ?xpn'sscd bl?
willingness to stalfi it coufldeiiiiBlly to niciu?
bcrs of the committee. The room wn?
?ccordlnuly cleared und then de wltmss stated
Iwtal ta ofterward reoaetod in hi? public testimony),
that Mr?. Jenk< ?vim- lo Washington In r?'?ponse to let?
ter? fmtn Kellng? ?ml Packard, iin'iiirliig whether she
feod any In*??: inntion or .lociiiuellls which would be u?e
ful to tin 111 in Ihe ?Sght for tho New Orleans Col
l? ? letehip ami ita toooutahlph Ho ?lid not know
w hit her his wlf? had preserved the letter? rc
: lii'in K'-llogg ami l'uekurl, but thought It
likely that ?In-!.u|, und that she would produce them.
Andei?on had been reporting In Washington tliat he had
?Siurination ar documents by which he could either di
feat or seat Kel!?>gg, Jtn-t as lie chose, and the object of
the letter? was to ascertain whether be know of tbe cx
i?t. nee of any such dociiiueut.
I!y Mr. ?MsMahoo -Wool document? did your wife
bring with her when kIio ? ?. M V. a?hlngtoti, or what
nts liai ?be at that time! A.?I don't
II.ink ?be either took ?ne with lier or ha?!
iny to take. Wnen ata was here abe applied to onr
It? pre?, nt.line? 1.? ??'cur?' me a place In the Nc,v-():leans
Ctutom House, bot ?he did not ?some tars for that pur*
Bta had prerionaly beeo tore sereral M soie, and
bad lor aome time been employed In one al the depart
uicuts. tin- 'l !.-.a.-urv Depart???-ut, 1 tiuuk, wbea?Oeneral
Spinn? 1 waa In "flic.-.
i' lioii't ?on kno'v thai if was after John Pherman
became Secretory of IM Treasury I a.-No, ?It, I <!??
not; I kin ? ii ? ..? !?? f? It ?li.it. b ?eatlM Q>W ral -pinner
waa bere, and he wo? a particular fi i.-mt of ours.
1 fea ?it I-?nisi Anilet son-WeiilMT agreement was shown to
the i? Uoosa, who r?'C<ignli?'?I ?he tody of the paper and
tlie signature of Auderimii a? Amlersou'? writing, but
tolOOSOOtOS cither tlie ?iguaturcs of Webber or
?lihi-r of th" witnesses.
Without ci.iiclu'iiiig the cross-examination the com?
mittee udjoiirni d until lo-uiorr.iw morning.
ANDERSON ?REFUSES TO TE8TI?T.
HE WIM? HI.MV ?MU I.HiAI. ( ? ?t Milil.I ? II!?THE
MM.lt* ? "MMII 11 Pi INAMMol?) IN DI'MAM'
is>. hut ur. ?niai 1. n -?tifv.
W\-iiin'.t?in. .Inn?' '21.?The speciiil cuin
luilt.e of lln? ?li mitr : ppopite?! to Investigate the
Btoc Matthew?, met at 11 a. m. to?
day and Immediately went into secret season, tomal?
lug In p. u>.. when the doors
. uni Mr. Ja?. I' andei -
to ?pjiear b.f.le tin- C1.l11in.1t. ?-. II. SB?to into tie
ti.it t> * room -..?y soon af ?Twurd?. Tho a
B, ?m?. t< d t.'ie ?a. it m ?s t?> U- sworn.
Mr. Ati'l?r???u?I a ?nil?! it ?Is t" th?- coinmltteo that be
tore I ink? tho oath I ?1? - , :? ?? 10*0 1 by
? I.
Kenator Ali?on?A? a v lines?!
Mr I '. <??.
?hecounsel to be pietem
? <? l*.i|ll 1
Si. i- .. ... ?????* ?be anrstton ?s->|t|,.<l
f In r. after, ami iti ? Wlfaeaa ean now I?? sworn.
itof Allison?tlate you arranged wnh your
eeaoo I
Mr. Andereon He, Ir, bal I will by to-morrow.
a fwotu t.) tin- ehalrmao aod
nd, '? Non I i
A't. i g tbe matter .nth clooed doors, Mr.
An.I?i- . . all'?l I" lor? ti??- . ?nnmltta e.
imuilttea tare deeMed tool j ??
MI-1.
Mr, \?i-i-"ii 1 ben 1 simply d?saIn to say that I bare
? nienl t?. in iki and no <? neat ton? to boj
H't? will n, vi lien we g>-t
'" ?ay that ?
time' to ' ittonel
Mr Ai del MB I 'lo?
an.?in. r secret consultation by the com..
Ilia- iv III:. -?? ? ... I?
?OB I I??- ? iiuuiill???? V. p.?- ?1? cided ti at vi.u
oagbt to auewer auob queatlona aa the) desire to pal t>>
Voll. AM I'??'? ?ant I? tlie fail?, l'leiiae ?I.It" }'??
o, .-up ?ttoo and 1 iialn?aea.
Mr. Aul' 1 n l a iii state t!?at I tare bo ?''?Ir?*, to put
am Obsta? '? iu the way of the In. ?-?turiiil.?!!. On
.. ii 1? my desire und Intention to aid the
cornait 1 tee all I e,m; but I s?v? no g'???l >?
1 ihould do! " lunaeL I am ?tore with
ont frle ids, ?n?i un???? i am allowed oouneel, l sb 1
dine to ana wer any geeatloaa. That la all [ban I
Beuatm liigoll? ?Areyon acting in this mutta-r
Ilia- aih I?'?' of coll
Mr. An?!? ikon?.N", sir ; It I? "f toy ?WO volition.
Senator l> .\ 1- Von are simply a altaeea. Me court in
th.- world woo (UueeL
hui 1 member ol tii)- eotnmlt
a m.min r ?.! tie lei n. Wo are charged with
tu. du? -lU'atnin. and we intend to di-?c!nr?(j
i to pii.ti-ct ? itneaaea aa well.
M, loderaoii I will uy tiii? to tta commute?, tbat
II Mi ? 11 "l pri ??-nt to ip.i-Ht.i'li lue, I .-.liull
m.i o??,. 1110 L.viiik' my t? stlmony
i,.! ah..on Yi.iiw.il bave tbe privilege <?f ques?
tioning ?I' M.ittl.?-w- ll . ? ??u.
Mr. aleiciMiii Mr. Matthews is a lawyer, ob_a 1 am
not.
?ne to an?wer my que?
lion 1
Mr Anderson?-Untar theclreunutaneee. I do.
itor Allison?I w?l naa yon another unestlon:
when did yon first muke tho acqnatntone? o? t-maior
Matthew? I
Mr. Anderson?I decline lo answer.
g 11.m- \ ? a placed m Mr. Msttbewe's poestsaloB sny
?sapersofsnj kind; If so, what paiK-rs I a.?I decline
to anawer.
Ii> SenB?tor D.ivM Wh-n ?1??I you Hist ?ee Mr.
Matthews I .\ I 1?? Ine lo anawer.
(?? Hu?a- ion loltad with any counsel upon this sub?
ject at all! *A. I hi?*.' not.
O.?llura y?u taik?-.i with ?uly iiniiii'lual ?-lu? gare ?roo
thUadrtoef A, I barenoKexcept 1 a-?l??l ?some geu
tlemi n t? day ir I wa? noi entitled t?? uonnscl in???
eoinliiitle.' I npiike to Mi I'm? Bod Ml. BprtlJger, ut
tin- 11 luae commlltee,aud Mr. Springer ?mm tiweom
iintiK would not 1? M??' :<> uii'iw me coun-ici.
aituig 1 li.iitiuini, nt the ?lu^e.lion of IsoOtOI
lt??ai. ?'un I?.mi..1 v BOOOOOOSd lo th?' wltn ?? liial Ihe
ipica'iBOS put to linn wive IhS t? ?fB hi of e\ery tuciiibcr
??I the coiiiiirilt?''
Mr. Aadereea Iooderstood?tkoi Itlsoaottsroflo?
dlffnieill ?? lo me br what authority they Wei?- put.
1;. -.nanu iiivh -Hoe do yon n?-?-?! coun?seI un?
is hen Mr. m.,! 1 new? icst m? a, you may waol toeroaa
exauillic li'ln I And wlnii ?_?I .pu?llon nil?es u
then ?icttlod.
Mr. An?:? r ??n Hull ?hink my counsel, If I have one,
oiixiit i?? n? ar my teetlmon* wtaa glreo.
, b? i i'??.-??i;n-? will be lully
report? d. ?sud b? e u read whai y??u tan ??aid.
Mi. inderaon?But m thai oassl SM SS tte?t ilon to
III) lia? Hl- coima.d.
?let?g 1 '11.111111,111 -That is a queslio0 M >? caiiiioi
ui 1:111: Wltn \ 011.
1?. bai.ir lugalla- V.111 ?1. ?11c to employ counsel at >our
ow n ? X|>< in, , I uuilf Islai d 1
Ml Ami? l?.n -(.:1a,n>. I I ? pea t 1 lin vc nu d? su c to
to< I?i m U <? oar.
itorDavU Buttblaaction 1? decidedly throwing
in tbe way. ?ou are ?imply eatad aa a wlf
. nil tin- tumi m ?reapona? to aueatlona. Unit is all.
Mr. Ami, non 1 ?MU UOl BBTS ?Imply us a wituea?. 1 am
on 1 rial myself.
Hrnator Inivls-No, sir; y??u are simply a witness
?1 Ml Mat 11,
SenatorWh] t? ??. Toutbenaetatdeflanee ttooommtt
i. ?- ..i tii? s.-iiate stmpi] i>.? ..a?o you ?re ?nul ?permitted
totora eonnael tor? to repr. ?< nt you I A.?That is pui
ilug it rather atrongly. I det-Uno t<> ?anawer m?> ?i???- -
.,. It Mr. Matthew? will say thai he
ra ?the Potter ?Consult?e ol ?tta House, then
III K. l.at.T Itlgulls ?' I>- I yon kaven
n cil?.-t Wim Mr. bprlngor aod Mr. run* lb
In?.'! A. I .lu? no,.
l'.-iia? Hihi nropoeltlon i"?n made b?
oiin-r pe? ?on 1 A.?Su, ?ii ; u im-i"r. ?"
1 . ; , ?mm? u- ospep
? a ?iiiiuit? ? it^-ii t" tii n -1
Uytha cimirimiii?1>?Wnen .lid y??u m.?I;.- up your
mind n-1 t?. tcetlfj ? ommltte? ui t? .? t. pn
Mttted by e..iins'-i. A,-l ??OUghl Of ll lust Utgkt, coming
..v. r i,. , .1, il,? 111-1 I IBM,
g'hj didyoulcATi tbe city iif;?-r the House eom
initi ? 111 ?* 11 limit notifying tbla 00m?
miitecf A.?1 m?un?.1 von twice,orMr. J. M. Byptor,
?.I I'liilnd.lpliii (in. couii-el) ?lid, thai my wile wu? aick
und I . 1 iiivu other hUslUCM beside?
i uiiging m 1'iinil Washington.
Uy s. 1.ai,.i ingalls ii- - Von si?eak- of Mr. Synher a?
your atlorne* I i le has acted aa my at
(4.?Wa? lie pi ?-seul li?f'>ie the coniuiltlee! A. ?Ye?, sir.
Q? Did he put ?i ? nt A.?No, ?ir.
(J ? Did ? ou .? ik tn? llousi) Coiumittee >? allow blm to
aplicar for you I A.?Mo sir.
?). - Did ?Ley know be wo? there a? your attorney t A.?
tot, ?ir.
(?.-Did to ad vi?? you as ?to what you should answer
there I A.?No, ?lr; Mr. Sypher wa? ?Imply there to look
after my line:
Ily 8<-ii?fot- Davis?Q.?What are your interest? I A.?
Tlie? ale ei.usi.lerahle; I have been eiiiectltig for the
li-?? two year? to be ludicted for lu-rjurv In LouiRtuna,
m i I went lo Mr. By ?ber In regard to that Butter.
y.?D.) you think you are In any danger of that here
Iu Waablngtenl A.?No, ?lr; not uulcs? it 1? ahown
that I foi-g? il tue r turn?.
(??l>i I you ask tne IIi.iuc comii lttce to graut von
permtaalon to _[i|,<- ,r i?< fon (beta by counsel I A.?Not
dm-rily: lapofce IS Mr. Mihsoii, am! toll Inni tiiatl
si mild like m b - represented by eouus -1, and he said ho
would hart it arranged.
liy ihecn.iii'tu_u?<?.? Aud It was arrange?! t A.?Yea
?lr.
or Allison to Mr. Matthew??You have heard
what Mr. Anderson baa ?ai?i. Hare you any ?ngcestlon
to make to the resimtttee with refotenee ingoing on
aiih Mr. Anderson'a t??umony !
Mr. Mattba? ?I dWlhsYcry much te take th?- respon?
sibility of making any suggestion? lo the oommll
llrject. I am re.idy hcri' today ami ?hall be
at. any future time that the eonrsntenee
nr the eommtttee abaU fix, fur the purpose af
assuring tbe committee und facilitating in anyway
within nr.- imwi-r the objecta and purposes for which it
waartMisiuated sad antaoaiaed. The oulyconras other
than that of waiting nn il the committee can have the
s nato to compel th?? aaawera if lha wu
It to obtain trom tbe oummlttee ol tbe ether house
t h ? itiitetiii'iii v. hieb be ha? already made under oath ne
forelt, and which constituted tbe ground and ba
which I naked tbe B-nate for thn appointment
of this committee. lueaas the eommtttee think tbal is
anfllcieni forth? porpoacaof thelureatlgatten with which
they am charged, aad obtain bal leatimony, i am ready
togeeaaatl u had been deUrared acam bete. Bat
whether tbe eomnuttea ougbi to ink,- thai oe-r-? l think
is a ?in? ?tion which the eommtttee ?mgiu to decida, Bat
1 do nut wtab to be eontldered tot -niug any opinion or
adrtoe, m Brwrasstae any wi?b iu reca? J to that matter.
Aft.-r aaetber tears! ?(-??ion of (be cmiiinitti-e, the act?
ing chairman addressed Mr. Andersen as follow?:
<4 ?The committee ha? decided tintt tuey ?ill require
your testimony. I wish to ask you 1/ you
in,, willing now |a answer such questions
u? m.iv in- propounded to you by the committee or
aiiv member of it, ami nobody else. A.?I am not.
i1 v??u -t:i? persist m refusing to anawsrl a.?i do.
N riator Wh.yte?In the :i!i ince of the Senate WS h ve
tin power to punish Mr. Anderson for contempt In refus?
ing to an?-.? ?-i oiirquttations. Under these eiroomatanc?a,
1 more tbat the committee adjourn subject to tho call ot
the ch_lru.au.
The motion waa agreed to, and tbe committee ad?
journed.
EC HOP LAN TOURISTS.
LAB6B LISTS UY TO-DAY'? STKAMSIIIP3.
POl'K M'KAMKKS TO TA KB FIVE Ut'NDIfED AND
SIXTY-SEVEN SALOON l'A8SK.N(JKltS.
Tin; dep_-ta~ee for Europe continue very
large. The four stcaim-hip* that will nail to-dny will
? au y ,r.<>7 cabin passeii_prs, probably Ihe largest num
her on any BM day this season. Among the pas,
?enger? for Liverpool by the City of Klchuiond
of the Iniuati Hue, are tho Hon. II. A. Adderley, ?on of
Lard Nelson, Ihe Ko v. Dr. Thomas Arm i tag*, I>r. Win?
ston of Mic Mutual Life Insurance Company, Mrs. O. It.
Blanchard, wife of the vice-president of the Lile Rall
wav, Lugen? Kelley, Xl.oiuas ??. Hhcniman. It. Worih
lngton, the luiokseller, tho l'.cv. A. Mackay Suiltb, of
Beatos, Prot-teer GeorgeW. Hmith, of cinctunati,pr?>
fcaaor Tron?is A. Wa ker, Professor Hendrickson, of the
Naval Afii'liniy, Colonel Deuce. Miijor Opeuahaw and
C.iptulu McCliiitock, of the Lnglish Army, and Captain
1 'i lo and Lieutenant lilxhy of the Kegular Army, and
I lantimsnl Till.-y of the Navy ; by the We?er for Bre?
men, limon ran KUeudeclicr, Minister Plenipotentiary
of the (ii i mau umpire ut Jai>.in. Ht ar Admiral Hclfrldge
of the N.?\y, ?ml T. Alexur.drc ?if the Alexandre Pteam
?hlp line; by the Circassla for Olnsgow, the Itev. Dr.
Frazer of Buffalo. The following are the full saloon
list? :
Ii.lt I.IYKIitv.oL?J?y Btramihip City of P.ichmond.-The.
linn. U.A. Adderley, Mr. and Mi?, i). Q.Andersoe, Mia?
Nettle Anda ?nu, in? Hey. Dr. Ttiutuas Arndt?..-, Mi??.\l
?l-in.i. Mis. T. H. Arnolil, I. __ Barry, Charle? It.
iiliu-i-iliiitt, 1.1? uti-niuil William II. Ill-lie. MI ?. 0, 1?.
Iii-ui-liarit. K. ?ii- Barter, Jnlui ll. Brin ton, < i..-.rl.? Iirown,
ll,?.? rt Bachelier, the Rer. r.?lw_r?l J. Cooney, Mr. ?rink
?liaiik. II.uiv a. ?-oil.?, Hie Ber. Dr -. II. tout
-i.i, it. A. Creapl, Yv. M. Clark, Mn? liuiina Conayr.
Mr. ?ii<l Mr?. J. MUiKir Decker, W. H
I'm. II. M. lietue. c. I). Deahler, V. Dinner. Vf.
M, DoaaMaoBL D. Eraaa tne Ber. P_Iix U, Parrel ly,
J ?-. ?ii-nr.- atigrr. Mi?? ?ialliir? O. P. Hawea
CO. UaggPtt. ll.e llev. J. J. lli-mn-??. t, lt-'li-I.ik lilil?
Jnlui w, Hsiii?, llfury liatiaw, Profi?
VV, Hi ,.lr;i ?s.,11, Mis. H?-iiilrtckai.il, ill?. 11. J
Hardy, l.il-ard iliiglii*. Mm? -l.uy A. II.iiioii, Kobsrl
"i. aiul ?lr?. Jolm IloliUwortuy,
iahten, Mrs. iii.wsid.E. a Jackson, F. Johuson, Mi??
it. Jeffrey, n. If. K.i?<-,iii-r. li. v. Kuiiiii, Cbsrlea
Ki.tilrr. Jr. Ku_?-ue Kr,l?y, Mr?. Kilny ?nd tuant,
u i n. I. M. i roa, l. p.
l.'.t.u.atiiu, Mr. *iul Mr?, ?l.nl.? A. 1-auo ?tul lu
fji.l. Mr. un.I Mr?. An, ami luanl.
U? org? W. ?a? ey, Di i
ii. Lin i-, mi?? i.iiii?-, Miaa Hun ? am?
HcAlUwrr, J-iii.? P. McAlUler, Hi ut v Mir
P. A. M.ir.|
; ii _i?lihy. Vf. Mm ti-t!i. K. M?tenme, K. Mc
Miliward, M.i...
l.ici-, Hubert 11. Milni'V ]l ; Mr i.lnl Ml?. 1. II.
infant ?ml tiial.l, Mi? Aray Mirsh, Hut Ber.
Miilluil.aiiil, Mi?. A. Mi'Auullv. Juliu '
Mac Bonne, Pr?a?n?B M? ??.
tie ll-v. M. <> Bellly, _?Jor V, ?). H. lipeti?li?w, -
?Ira, A M 1'ialt, Lo.il? J. Uuil', ?'. I'
-. il?. Mi. a_.l
mi ?.mi .mi?. f'Uieucit M. KiHii,
it?, tin- llev. ?'. .??tiinjrl. ('. J. Mieuhard,
? .-iii.i Mi?. William .?u.i : :,. .\n??
...nig-.- Vf. .-.;il 11;. Vf. 11. Hloktw, "ti. ? ?
?lu?k-, Mi-? Kate Smith, the Kev. A. M
Mr. ?nd Mrs. Tbomaa ?. Mr.
an,I M i 1 i. , ,t li. p.
Mr?. Till, i, Mi*? Allee Twuinbiy, i.r??tu? lit
\'.nr_'lii-y. Jam??., Vanghey,
M ?Hin \ ?n bun d, ir ... ?. w loaton. .?un-? Winston, V. U.
Walii, \ u .?.?,. i" P. C. V.IU w w ?. ll I.
H J. Whoa, ??li? Amy Wissi, Mi?? Norata Wood
-'?11,1-v W .?si. Ml ..
..?im ?\ i-, ? t, ll Worthington, I'rofeaaor PraniU a. Walker.
mi? Waisrr Mr.Wa_r.ua, atra.W. i Wheeler, Mt?s Ulla
-. I.ilwitnl i.Miiiir, Mr? l> ? KiuIm?. Mi??
. Joints i.e. .. ? i,?-, il. M
to Pi?lago, in . Vf. Pai wu?. Mrs. K. i'.
-, II. 1'. >aii,.. ant. ??
In !.. t . Lou?ils, N. i. Page, th?
. Mia? Jan?- ,M
ii.it i- i. Wrl-lit. Mi?? l.ii i.- K. I lu,m?.?. Mr?. Mark ?
1, linn- \ it. I -?, .i. l>. lit?. Mi?, llnli'iiiliir. 1'.
Nyir, Mis? J.MI.- Illlilr:i|., Ml.???.li:i_ Il U Wll-ou, Mi.?
l.ucy II. ll ll - -ui, Ml?? . I.i. I ' ..?inn? .Mol.
dl. Mi?. Lucy A. Parson?, Mr?.
A. M.? ii" \\ li.iiii-i. Mi,, iluiy A.-I i? kti-y M_M .1 ? ?I.- t4.lt Inn,
tta Coue, ?ti?? Mar] ? Nt_i?C. Koblosou,
M I.. l> M il?'i!i. Ml?? < l.n.i II -lui ii.
i. I'iniiii.is ii 111.???min. Mi?? i'. \V ?Itheua >ti-ti-i!?, Sir?.
Ml, n htad? Is ll-- ? Uaa . i>r, tliu Be?.
\s oKr,'-. P. simili. Mi??Juli-W?r?l. Mr?. A H,n
May Mis !.. n.
' - I illu.iTeiit, Ml.?? L. K. Mil/
? ?'.u? -m, Mi-, m Tolutaa, Dr. Mary st?i.
Ill, kir, ill?? M. King a J.
U-uehaw. a. T. ?....n,...
???ile.ii. In A I'.. C-MBhell, J. 1. him i-, K BeO
edict, it. at?art. M;<? 0. hiu.hmii, Ml
n. Hall, Mlaa r Matai i - Jnlui
ii. atarlawa i'iutc?*<.r w. n. Joboaon, w. it. n>.
j.i.i,i',k. i. n. li.il. Jiti.n-? ai-iiii?-si?-, HenryC.
Ki U< i Mr? If. ,-. , Miss In? n?, m I. Ui?- M. A. Mi < iiii'iii-l,
MrS. U. P. l'a?.all,
Mr.it- -dote Morte. H. U. Theiaoli,
wi.?.iiii ?.illaiil, Mi.. J. N. Cot, Mis. i. n. l'id
,i,i. ? Meuibsck.
l.ii inn Mi.N BySUantthl? Wem. Bam roa Ki??-n
ibiiiti. A li. .:? i, Mi ?ml Mr?, l ? . i iimiil. J. A.
huit/. J ?i pli Sflin, l.l.i-or, Mr. ?nl Ml?. Itiiuy
J. Meyer, Mr. aad Mra, J. \?r?ti. 11. Boahn,
Mr. ?liil Mi?. M. M il.lie -?c. Ad. llJlu,-r. Mr?.
i,mm, M:?? i... n? arana '- P. _??m___?nn.
K.It?.II,I ? . .Nu'l. Ill, Mali 11? 11 , till lllll Hl.il . l.llii, 1.,
H A to .?li-in,, /. H Im-.!, Mr. ?n.l Mis. CtaSi
Millir. i,u?t?i- Ut? AIII.IHU ?ml tttn , million,
imsnn, Rest Admiral Helfri-ga Mi?, s-.-iiriii..-,
Mra a iicrnil de Schntt? and two -? ? Man?
utteand Mrraat, Maat?. Alben ?iiniite, Alfredo i.?
f.ii.-. mi and Mrs -aainel Frank, Mrs. P.McM. WUaoa, Misa
.?.m..mi i.. ,i McCartney, Mr. ?ml Mrs. l^uii?
iin. ir ?mi Mi.? J. M. Praaar, W. >?. Palr!?_b, Bobert
Porioer, Mis? Ida grascke, K. ??? Leaayaikr, Jolm
and child, Mra, m Benson, Mrs. Cbsrle* Koeh um'.
i'liM-i. A l'ii?iii-i, ? iiiiijiI Mi-.ur, Mim lii.?,- Htaffenback,
?ui.i.. .. II. P. Kliilli.ni|.t, il. HliM'k,
Jhinl. Host iilmtiil. Miss r'r?u/i-l.* Unlit, Joseph |l..in-., John
Wi i.can, I. 11. Adler. Mra ll Kirsch. Master!
Lui? mi \,,?.i,i, MlMCbarlotte \o.??ier, I- Bebht-lncer.John
?, J. l>. ??iiiilliiilii.i, b. Wolff, tin- l.i-v J I. iistilliii?,
ii- unerbaa and two .hUdren, Mr-. Behna Kuauor,
it. \V. !?l,.iil.r. Mra. ll?Diia l?-ty. I.. W. Hi>l?le,
bcbuau-r. Bainnel Hobuster, M. Behas
lii, Ml?? I.i n.i :-i liii-l.-i, Mis? lluiuia Bchaater,
Hani Hchaater, PeterC. lihsrst. Mrs, Era Baatiaa,
. I ?-iii-iikiii. Mis? II. ( ?:.? . s -n. Mrs Loiiuu liu
111? ll, ' ?cI.imiI, P
in.' i c?. ?i. n. w. Qaara, Mra
?.i., i ii, Adolph r-i??-|t. Cliaile? ll<i?tu!i.iuin, ?li.?ilis II.
rJlnger, Heinrich Broealtrr, Albert Mi
i.i i .i.-iii.iiri-'. Iloury WcyniuDu, bichani Womer,
>i m hi, j o-? i.i? - m 11 ii. s. iiiiuj.-ii!. Hcrni?an Msrsl
u iintii.utt, Mi.? Ro-inaCamera,Mr.and Mra. tlberl
111,1,1 ?i I.i Im .inn. It Wiriiri, Mi?. ? i.riitiui- lii ..reu?, F.
j. Miiii-r, jn??-|iii Wataler, Mr?. ACKeraiana K. ? luussiiuu?. ,
1 ,lt,. I.a-i.iSS By SUannhiy Cr?aient.- Juin.? McVaae,
P Daniela, John muiiiii, William n.
Holmes, unimi McL-rcn,John liobinr, liana CartlalaMr.
m.i mi?. Warren n Brait-, Mr, ?aid Mis. Haa- n
.-?until, Mr. aad Mra William !.. Story, Mr. esd Mr?.
jnini nr}an, Jim?- BUapeoa, ncorK? -C Braaghn, r. 11
I'.ult, A. A. K- I?, tin- It? v. D. C. Potter, lie- Let. Joiitl j.
liniiiiiit. Jnlui J mho Hi. Vf. H. Mu\ tli, II. is MacktC, I'mt
. ? ii. Horatio N. Maul, I., r. Muiim, Adam
Campbell. Ale-ander \v. tiaig. Mra Jaaalt u.
Poster, sit?? Juin:?- Laagaa Mra a. h. Branneao,
Mlaa Man Maan, Dr. Joan P. Kiisr, j, ii. liauKinan. J. p.
WIck-nhaBB, Jctaii Vf. Wurful. Mr, aim Mr?. Sainiiel !..
Power?. Miss .-.. M. ?li.llltli, \1. ? ,.,?iiKt> Hates,
Ml?? Mat] '. Unies, Ml?. I.uias, Infant ?nil inn?,-.
'1'. ?ml Mis. a It. lliit.il. M.iht?-i? I MOD
Prater, Mr. and Mis. s. o. Balwck, Mlaa Bullock,
M isllsferro, Mlaa Agnee Agnew, Mr?
1. I,l-t,l, MIS? il?.?.tin- M. Bridge?, Mi ami Mis. Ali i?iiilir
Murray, Mi?? Maggia Martha, Mis. Vf, it. iwi,
ii t.. tus iiev. u. u. Praaar, Mrs. i'r.i/.r, Mr.
?lid Mr?. Ak'.amlir Milne. Jolm H. M,,-, -
M I ..oiiil-riii. Mr?. Julia J. Hulliert, Ml?? II?t
ii,- ii. Hiiiinrt. Miss At.hio OeedaoU, Mr. aad Mi?
Warsblng, l.iiw-nl W?i?iiiup. Mr. ?mi Mr?, r. Barleterh, Ml??
i- llurlei<li. Ot Hull, inli, l.leuteiiaiil
I'.iiu.l P. Hum, Mr?. ll?ul, Mr?. WltUaw F, I iiauai-ii.
Lu/H- i i Hii-t u. Ml?. I-.,I?_i,t l'un nui., Ml??
Itosall u B ??iitiiiK. Mlaa Rllasbetli i ,it.mar.
-i ?i In? Wllaon, Mi?? Ainu,- McMmah ?y, Mis? Mattiu
L. Poll? H Btetaoa, Mra W. H. Cashing, Mis?
Uail-JUl. Mi ? Ji- h,,- H Iitinlliiiii, Ml?? Mill
,1. J. Chlltar. Ml?? Hainiiili Cs ITI?:?', Ml??
U il. Mi?? M.trllia K. Hariiiinl,
,,' i ii ic-maa, Ml?? Floreuea Waireu, Di
Milcliill, Ml - (i.inl?..n. Miss \ loi ? n. Hbepard.
?nil, Mi?? M?ry 0. Ilnsjk?. Mis? 1-uiia P. I'lait, Jnlui T. ?lar
I-mi. lb?! IK ? l' ?:?? -|i.ii.ls,iri, li. ii McDtmiiell, I u- i P. Hull,
m M, i-1 .int. Mi?? Cl-T? . ?liai ru.m. M.?? Martha H.
: ?? Mml? K. ?lib 11. Mis? M. s. Heu? in i.
ai Paga lu M- B. Brewer, Cbartae O. utile, -aaraell?
Wsrd, MI-? tlBCh?! ? ???un. Ml?? Mary K. Duua-av,
D? Uissl. Mi?? Muriratul T. Vflot,
Mi?? h'ilty l little?. TU,una? A. N. Ali-'i, 11. J. Q.ial?-. Ttinuu?
1.. ili-iiiii it. I. Imlor, Mis? Kil-it T. 1'liclii?, Mr. and M
P. U)iii?n, Ml?? A. K. McKee, Mr?. M. M. ?Stu?
art. Mr. and Mr?, unter jr. iukii m. a. Boot,
Frank M.-iii.lf the llev. J. C. Muple. Cbsrle?
i Kiddle, H a. Hull. Mr. auiiMr?. ThouiM ?arson, Mr. and
Mi?, vsiiiiitin alian, uwi? iiaker, Ittm Drew, iiu.h
Wallace, Kuuca F. Uage, Oeorae II, Kdwarxla. J,,liu
en Air?, Wiiliaui l.ym?u. J. A. I'alnter, John U. Ho-?,
Jome? W. Tucker, Hubert Clark, Ueorg-e W. Uarpeutar,
1 n?i, nek I!- Uuih, Alexander c?ni|)lM'U, Samuel Ml
, !.. liiiuliiis'iiiii, i'rofea?or William J. Hester, Iboma?
J. liiuii.iiitiutl, llnii-rt Jubiiaon, Cbsrle? ?J. Atuiwurth.
1,. Muoro. F. W. Evelatb, James ClarK.-on, John (Stew?
art, Carlo? N. Carpenter, Mr. ?ml Mr?. Ai?-k.?n?l? r Wii_ou,
Ml?? Wilson. Miw Margaret Wilson, John Wilaou, M. II.
Whitney, th? ll.iv. A. J. Benedict, Ueorjre O. ?. Lawreuce.
Profesaor O. H Hurciiard, William iVlmble, Mlaa Kate
TtUnblS, Utori? ?beldun, Brlntou kUag, Dr. J. P. Bio?.
THE COURTS.
FOrXD GUILTY OF FORGERY.
CONVICTI-JN OF DONNKU.Y IN TIIK ii.i UTlBlB)
(AH*.
The trial of Terence C'Neill Donnelly, as a
principal in Ihe forgeries to which Edward A.Riley, Wil?
liam Bl?y and I/iuis Carlin bave already i?lca?led guilty,
was closed yesterday by the conviction of I* nneliy In
the ('.nut ol (l-ncial ?Session?. The forgerlca were of
the name of Edward C. Lltchficld on the bonk? witb
which lie liad doppelte. Tbey ?mounted in ail to over
SlOjJOa Tin- Itileys and Carliu ?ol off wltb about
SM.OXX), and were stopped at Barbadne? and brought
hack. Tbe Kilcy? iheu accused Donuolly, ??nd tbeir
sion, ?riven on the ?Und yesterday, ws? iu.it Donnelly
?lid the a? ?nal liigiug, writiug tbe forged ??(?.-nature to
i: e cheek?, wbteb in? rease.l In amount until the last, on
winch tbe Indictment is found, wai . ? Ki
Chang? ?9.900. Cai-nu ?seetna to have come ia
through ?li?. ov-ritig what waa going on. The litleya
state that it ?a h ?_rranjmd that they sbould go by way of
Barbado, s to HiRots. and l'oniitlly was to lollow tb"ta
with mining lui).laments and macluu-ry. aod tbey
wouidengage in mining.
lo this story Donnelly opposed an absolute denial and
I'toof of a wcll-estal.lisheit und hitherto untarnished
character, mu some eridenee ria.it i:,,- Kdeysttaaa
? It? i ? cecui? ?I the forgeilc?. The |uty, l.owever.found
him guilty. Judge Uutberiaud detet re?! his ?eutence.
A RUSBAJiD cilAK-ED WITH CONfiPIRACT.
?Charles A. Turpisch, of No. 'A'.vj Myi-tle-avc.,
Brooklyn, ha? ?tacan a ?ule in the Brooklyn City Court
to secure an absolute divorce from his wife, Kn?lle Tur?
pl-n-li. on UM ground of alleged Improper intimacy wltb
Lester Ileinbach, ol No. 178 Congre??-?!. The partie? to
tho ?nit tiro, natives of Uer-nany, and were mairled la
th!? country In 1873. Tbey have 00 children. Turplacb
?served In the Franco-Geiman War. The defendant de?
nica all tta allegations of th*. eomp'aiooot? and
tapoaas that ?he believe? tbem to lie the result ?of
a eooaplraey with Amand? Pronta*, who, abe
all?gea, wishes to marry her buelmnd. Aliout tta
mi.I,lie or May, she says, the plaintif! culled on tar
at the bouae of .Mrs. Oi'cksuer. Mo, 183 Eighth-el., where
she w?? living, and told lier that If she ??1111(1 make ne
defence to t >u- suit which he wa? about to bring agaluaS
lier, he w ?mill give her the furniture of t!:e house which
they had 0M>apied. He also mud.? a similar propo?a! in
let tern to her. In March ???S, It la charged, the plaintiff
turned tbe defeudant out of door?, and ha? sin?-?- refused
to suppaiu In r. Mm believe? that her Imsl-aiid'? love
lias ?mob estrange?] from her by love lett? is written to
bun l.y Amande FrunUe. Mrs. Oecksaer also make? aag
uavit to some of these facts. A motion for alimony aad
counsel fee will be made in a few day?.
A COURT CLERK'S FEES CUT DOWN.
Judp?? Clioate yesterday remU-n-d an im?
portant decision on tbe subject of fees In the Called
States District Clerk's Office in tbe matter of Verwenle.
The clerk claimed under tho statute, tlft-ayn eeato
for each name searched against on Judgment
decrees; for each name searched against 10
bankruptcy proceeding? be clitimed ten cents for
ca?'h of ten years, or fl for each name searched
ngnlnst. Tta Court sustained tbe Petitionen in th-elr
claim Unit In bankruptcy, as well a? in ludgiiu-nts, tta
clerk should only receive 15 cents for each name
searched ncaitist. Tins decision will reduce very
uiateriully tbe income ot the Clerk's Office.
UKDBSIBABLE NEIGHBORS IN BROADWAY.
The ease of Julia C. Witthau.s au?l others
against Asah 1 Uawlev Heath, came up in Superior
Court, Special Tcini, yesterday, on a motion to place If
on the short cause calendar. The defendant leaeeC
office? at No. 'jot) Broadway, for five year?, tbe lease my
eluding tlie usual covenant for quiet noaaeealeo. Tta
?mit in for il,old 11 rent ut these premise?, and tbe de?
fence in that Ihe plain:;?! leased par! of the same prop?
erty to Cinto <v Co.. lottery snd policy dealers, ?i.'.l tttaO
such leasing lia? caused ? sertou? Interference, by to?
conduct of the visitors of thst linn, to the business of
the defendant. The decision wa? re?cr?. > i.
FINES FOR SUNDAY LIQUOR SELLING.
Tli rot? of the men indictetl on Thursday for
violating tlie Excise Law came, yesterday, before J.idaa
Sin hcrlatiil, and paid their fines. All wen Indicted lor
.? iujiior ou Sunday. Henrv Schramm, of No. 250
West Nun tcctit>i-?r.. was Sued (1100 for -eliinii a g!a?s of
liquor ou Juin; 'J. Francia Rnppert, ol No. l'?3 B .*?*??*??
si., for a similar olT-iicc on tin- same d.iy, i < ? d tta
same tine. Peter Ehrst, a barkei per at No. 4.*> Thiid ?iv-j.,
for a Similar offence on May '?1, was llue?l flQ,
COURT of Arprn?
Ai.BANY. .Tnne 21.?In tlie Court of Appeal? to?
il .it th.? f?)'l?i?Tliiff decisions were handed iti.Tc : '.' ?? ??w??OS
aKt. I'avne.?judgment afllruied with e< s - ?intyt
lb? Merchants' Bank <?f ?Daaada sut. i.ivuigKtnn.?JinigineB?
d . ml ne-a trial granted, costs t?. i???.
wick sat. Iratikilel'l. Parker ?irt. City of Online*.--tirita
'. and Jinltmeiit ?lisol'ite f??r defendant on stimilsMsBfa
petition ?if < ;. or-'?? W M ?-??I- BBBB
sIHnueil with i?m(?. In re, petltmu of K'.swell li. H.!t._?
iii?missed wiiii costs to Mitch sgsfaa?
la ii. ]>. iitioD of Hebrew H-?i?? s?a?M
to vsc.-ii'. etc -Motl .n denied Witt * 1 <? ??*???_?
In re 1'. i rnblle l'ait.? re'atlvo to laying BEBE?
it tta
?I ?o ?a to -,'ivo costs t?i nt j : r ly _i
::rt.
?? w,. lMn.a.K.1 , Q..M.1 .-?l..^ _?
Dick???_ and others, sei?Ham?, a?_
th? ( l'v uf l'oiiurt.Jk..*. pslc. respondent ; hi.
sun for I " Bsker for res| ? S 4M?
??Ici x rcl. John Murray, ?ppi'lla:.' rennt
, .'! the Peace, etc., u! .?lew
Vork, Submitted.
Court ad'oni'ued to Monday, fieptember IS, IS7S.
?D-OMIOW JOOO 21.
Supreme C, I Term?Bv.Iitilir?! Doiiohooo?
(VConnor :'u't. An-tui and others.?Order runted I.owaw
stem ,-t sl imt. t lamsnii ?nd others.?Decree grnKteA.
? /' t III?lit Judge Van V??r-i *t?a_I
suit nu u for a ne? trial denied. H .. t Ik*
? i. n. t'n.a'iivi.'ia- ?nil Water uap 1! aa?.?
U ?tlnii f??l a ln-vir dial lia niel.
tor Court?Special Tirm?llv ('!ii f ! ?two
Curtu.-i rauitch aj?. Master-oil.-( ml. -.uo?a
Hi- .Tn.lir.- M.-nf ?r.l ? Ttannev sirt. Mi-Mull, n ? F?.militas?*
fa? t mi?! f \i* ?. it.-I.
Iivje' Hsrcnset al. ?pt. Tliornton et ?1 ? Cut*
set'le l snd ordered to be Sled.
Me i rwl?-k.~(linnin?ll a.-t. M'vcknir.-ONar
irr.iiiluii,' receiver leave t? Sell. etc. 11
MilK.-r Mi'inifs. lurlii?; ('iinij-my ?x' '
siiiieil. Ziraner aiit. Best.?Uidei
a' :i?l Burke.?(in! r ?lenj lug in-?t;?n ?SHI
fin ? ">H et nl n-.-t Hc,Mt?.~
iinl.-r ilcnylna (notion for a i est.
r a?.-! ??ill et a:.?Hcf-n?. ? ata
}ud-nuent of foreclosure ntni ?nl?' order..! Hawk? s.t. WW
io.iiH el nl.?Ite.ruit'ittir nl???l an,I liidirnx \u*
Alleu it al ?i|it. W unlit.- t'nilert.?nur a|.pi?.v?-il. -WflaSO
oici. Ilotaltiif*.?order for JuilKuit'ut. Krle. i,t?.
berrretal omerarante?!. Newman ait? Kr?
? 1er fur ? li. lili nil? in.fr ??t 'timr
lilc.l anl Jml? "eut sfllriu?d Arnold ?fit. rotten Order a??
pointing Nathaniel i. Smith, as?., receiver eti iu ihe
iiiiiiiera.f Pro?!.?Witt of haliea? coma? allowed l'r>ist sgt.
D ?i Sl Mii(i??n (o sel a?.?le pi-uceeitlnjrs cr.inted.
???:?' Bank aat. Trac-v el al.?Motion ?to?
rn."I. -?itli $10 c?:?. IB al?i?te iv.nt Tatal *t%
...?.il .-t si \t.iti.?n alciiia-il. mtli ?,1 nata.
It.eiiiisl??)* it ?I. sgt. Crowell.?K n!en?L
Hanimoudacl Schult?, Ifotlon granted on payment of il?
?i ili-!iiir?niciit. of term when ni??ne-t u.?- t ?ken xta
di'fi-inlant Consenting to refer the issues ; f-tn.11 iintl. a? ?
lug t.. le- .n?. ?i?! ?d, and reference to proceed ft ,m '?.??i to dar.
('?miau airt. Iliirnte -Finding? ssu I I'a-rieaaO
nui comstock.?Order of dlscontla - M ?ri
Horn ??.! > .... n! ; Nassau lnt.ik ag-OttlSi Quirk sir? Ii.a-k
.-!-. u. \\ i..- leragLi row; 1_?cher sat. i.in. WMto?y?ga
il.'iion.l: Wiit'lil Bjrt lliL'inn?: Seaman Bat It? .?i on: -e*.
m in aitt K.anl.ni; M ?-.I ley aift. Prior, et .?l *\,.ca,yi Kiille??
ton? Horcbea st-t. Schneider; Prie? sk'- Price- ?i.-iiiliew?
Bgt Matthews; aoor? uiit. ( ?>te; Hellard M ?ke? 5
Cowen agt-Ilorsat, : flheuharU ad sut riaitt
1 rhoma?: Mil.1,uni ?gt, Nlcbol.- nr?l.i- crante?.
Commun ?'?can?Special Ttrm?Hv Judn Vao
I : ,- ,n ; 1..? Eleventh W?-?~d suing? l?siik n.l. Hay ? t at,
(iiine ?cuno?).?Petition of A. Heller gr*nie?l ; '??? npliiHaa
In r? a??uiiiiieiil of itouss. Hell A Co.?Ahs?>late onli-i on pe?
tition slaiK'tl. _
lllLl^ SnT PASSED BY COM,
impoiuant MO_su>BS sin i. <?\* ras m:\aie cau
KVDAlt AN!) THi SPKAKliK'fi lAMtB.
I'iKSERAL PRESS DISPATCH.!
\V\?iu\<.;<>\. Jim?- -1 iV?wg ?Um bill?, on
Ita Isa .te Caleiiilar iiu...'t.?l SO ?re the Sout'ieru i'aciie
und the Texa.s and I'.ic.tle Killin;?! b:iU. t i.? n I! to re?
peal ull tbat i?aii ?attta li? ?111111,'tiou Aetwiiich author
!/e? tin- Secretary of the Treasury to (lisp .so of lulled
States bsO?I aad ledeeoi aud cancel tin? gr^eutiack
1 mi'ciicy, am! tlie bill to provide for and regulate tho
connuBg "f tta votc-i of I'rcHiilcnt and Vi.??? rm.ilileal,
an 1 tlie d? ? ??ion ?MtolOg thereon.
Among the pool? tusu-utre? pending in Ita Houce ?a
the close, on which no final sctlon was taken, are tta
?tonowlog lulls:
To ?motets inter-State roinunrce.
For the ?farther distrituition of the r.i-nrv 1 a?;?r?).
For Ihe c\i. i?li u of time lo complete the Nortbcro
PaclBo li.iii.M.l.
l-'or beadat? m i over L'ulon ???Idlers la private, village
or city ci-initci I**.
For ?addlUonal Clrealt Judge? lu the ?ecoud aad
Seventh Judicial circuits.
?B??ting t? leiegraphl?' coniaiiinlcstlon between th?
; Slates and foieijfli couulrles.
Tta Mexleanand Indian ?vara pension bill; also the
Pension lull lor tii?? war of l*?i'.'.
To regulate loo ??ipwoeatle? el ?aetOMkatata.
.?Hou of wage? iu tiic ?. ?itrnmeal
?Prlati?g Oso
l'o 1 i|iil[? an etpedltion to the ^retlc ?cat.
For 11 N itiuial uiuaeiini liliil.ling.
To retira Natioaal i>.mk aotaa.
? Hie Kailroiid hill.
Toaarvey th?- S/eetera T(?i?<?lovanipo Pidflc route.
lo am. ml tlie pacille liailroad a- I?.
In rel.it 1011 to the protection of the Mexican border to
Texas.
Constituting Jcr?ey City ? port of entry.
For relief ?>f ?lettler? oa laud? ciuin.i ?l 1? tbeSouw
and North Alabauio l; iilroed ? ?iiipany.
ltd nu- IliMinil ,-wauip Canal Company.
To apply luu proceed? of tb? ?ale? of pualie land? to
eiliU'tttlon.
-:aiill?h a postal laving? depository.
For relief ol owneinnud piircin.?.rsof lands fold for
due? 1 lave? In ,!?ry Stales. ,_.__,
For th? Huai ?eitieaielit of accolluU of the United
Stau? \Aitti certain r.ulwa.
I were also about 300 private bills (mostly pension
bills) on too privat? calendar which were undispoeed aC
Tii? Senat- hill making legal-teudera luiniedl?iely re
celvahle on and after October 1 for ctutouis, failed
to receive Ihe rci'uuite two-thud? vote for taking
up ?nd passing It. The House bill making lrgat-OtadSta
line for customs, failed to receive tb?- miulafto
tu ot nuda vol?- fi r lakn g up aud passing lt. Tue I louse
hill making leaal-tondera receivable for cuaiouia ?a? ob?
jr i.i to on its second reading 111 tbe benate, and, there?
for?, want over to tta n?xl aeaeieu.

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