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ooy. rEMAs AND JOHN NEAR.
Return of Judge Stuart from Albany II opos
OF RcpricVc-Ncw Evidence in favor Of
Reat-su,cd dick n violent nnd Dangerous

Return of Judge Stuart from Albany Hopes
Of N Rcpricvc-Ncw Evidence In favor of
Reat-smcdick n violent nnd Dangerous
Oniccr.
Judge Stuart arrived in this city yesterday
from Albany, where he had an interview with Gov.
Hoffman in relation to the OF John Rel. The
object Of his vist was to arrange day when he
could present about nrv afndavlts that have been
made by citizens, whose testimony was excluded at
the tral--pearly all showing that smedick was =
disgrace to the police force, drunken aud brutal
officer and that he repeatedly threatened To take the
life OF Real, who says lie shot him In selfdoionce.
The Governor patiently listened to the remarks Of
ox-Judge STUART and II is understood that he SAID
IL Reals statements should lc corrOborlei b. an
davils Of respectable cltizensa5 they arC-he would
commute the sentence.
EI-Judge Stuart is brsily preparing al the afda-
vits for prcscntaton to the Governor.
The an lavts to DO presented include all the tcstl
mony that rejected the trial of Real A. inad-
nissible technical grounds-but they shed food
~ licht upon the tragedy. n the character " Sne-
lick is correctly portrayed In these documents. he
should have been dismissed from the Polcr Depart
inent fCr d'unkcnncss and brutality long leio'e he
entered into the fal conflict with Real which ondel
in his death. Among the aflidayits 10 be presented
TO Gov Hoffman is one In which nunbtr OF me
tie twenty srst Ward, unitedy swear that srncdiek
was drunken and overbearng officer; that lie was
relentcssly vndicve, and That he never lnst an op-
portuutv TO Insult and malireat Real. They also
swear that Smcdick was powerfully Juih man,
very offensive TO those whom he dsliked, and that
Re1 was slight built aud that ho bore the character
Of quiet hardwnrling, honest aud industrious
man. Among the citizens who swear 70 these facts
arc: snmueI r. Warren iT3 East Tlhrtyinirn street;
Jonn f. MURPHY 3D Fast Furtyninth street; Law
renee Pbillips 22t East Twenty-ninth street; Cbas
Woodruff, 2i6 East Forty. hfth street; Janes Gar
diner, 6G2 Second avenue; Charles Earle, 1GJ East
Thirty.thiru street John Doran, 233 Gust Twenty
seventh street: Fred'k Cauinell, lso East Thirty
fith street Richard Hutton, TO seventh avenue
John Kelly, i2O Bast Thirty second street, and
others.
All the snidavs, together with the petition in be-
half of Real which contains thus inr 1900 sigma
lures, are to be presented TO Gov. Hoffman next
Saturday In Newport.
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Satan,s Own ExcursIon.

An ill-starred excursion Of the sons of Tem-
persnce started from Paterson for Newburgh on
Tuesday, and during their passage up the Hudson
got out OF water, wbilo mob of roughs wasteI al
the provisions, and throw huekleberry pie over tho
young womens white dresses. Tue tanerngs of
the women and Children were ir'olerable, and
scores OF them tainted A party with knives were
hunting for Fairbanks, tie manager OF the excur-
sion, who ot FIRST delOnded himself with revolver
and aiterwari noi and left his victims IN tncir
misery on board. The Captain put for the wharf at
lopkers and watered tie sufferers. many OF whom
The Committee had sold tickets on promise OF
taking but one thousand persons ana In gree
boat Acomplaiat was yes sterday made agpiust them
ior obtaining money under false pretenees, and an
Queer from " ioukars wls ready 10 arrest them II
out a lqhor saloon In that place. Awsrrant Mas
issued for Fnrbanks'e arrest w
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No higher proof could bo given of the low
condition to which Spain has fallen in the scale
of European nations than the position she occu.
pies in this war, waged ostensibly in regard to
the succession to her throne. France and Prussia
have gone into it, England seems likely to be in.
volvcd, and even little Denmark, Belgium, and
Holland may have to join in. But, in all the com.
plicntons, Spain is treated by the bellgelents as
not of the slightest consequence. Nobody courts
her aid, and nobody breads her hostility.
Is it not about time that such a contemplate
State ceased to ensangune and ravGge one of the
finest and largest islands on this side of the At
lantcg
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mn. FIsn.s oUBAH PoLIcY.
The Scheme 90 Make sixteen Millions for
Sidney Webster and Bancroft Davis.
Correepondeuce of The sun

sidney webster and Bancroft Davis.
Correspondence OF The sun.
w.suSerux d. G., July 27.-I can tell you
that Messts. Fish and Bancroft Davis were greatly
alarmed ut the exposure made of the xteen million
CuDan Job In Tar SUN, and the publication Of Nun.
gems attempted personal explanation aud motion
Of inquiry, which indicates what he and other mem
bers will certainly do whenever Congress again
assemblies.
1t ocs1rrod too, unfortunately just as Influences
had been successfully brought TO bear 10 soothc
down MI Hltch, and take the sting out Of that last
scandal.
THIS IL the chief obstacle or tho part OF the Rs-
executive to calling an extra session of Congress-
and consequently. unless an unusual pressure Of
public opinion should arise very startling events
occur we may confidently expect TO SEQ the vast
carrying trade Of France and Germany 20 to swell
the already bloated marine OF Great Britain
instead OF lcloing to revive that OF the United
States There are persons unreasonable enough to
charge TuH SUN with producing this result through
its disclosures. IL so, II may be a relief TO your
con science to know that you wero only in advance
In revealing what by this time would have come to
light through other sources There are now two
gentlemen ofl g rospectabity In this country who
have heard all tao details Of the scheme from IN
questionable authority one Of thou from Minister
sicklos. OF this Mir. Fish is now aware.
All de, ,recatory comment with regard to the I'M
scrupulous negotiation which appears to have been
carried on between France and Prussia Tor tie alb
sorpiion Of Luxembourg, Belgium, nnd Holland
and which IL exciting such just Inclination In tie
British Parliament is felt here 10 be out OF place In
view OF the fact tnat our own state Department was
meanwhile ENGAGED in a scheme far more nciarious
and disgrdceful,
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THE RUSSIAN rAIIH ~ NEW roRK.
A Bishopric Of the Greek Church TO be rs.
tabiished In this City.

The Russian Government have decided to es'
tablish Bshopric Of the Greek Church in this city
The fact WAS made known to number OF Episcopal
c,ergymen by Count Catacaszy, the Russan Minister,
and tue Count recently offered the position Of Pre-
late Of the proposed See to the Rev James ChrstaL
an Episcopal minister, WHO IL understood q have
favored the plan OF DR.. (now Bishop Young Of
unit'g the Episcopal and Greek Churches Mr.
thristal has, hoTovcr declined IN accept the once,
on the ground that he could not suh-crbe to { ne
articles ~ the e-veuth SYNOD OF the Greek Church.
r7ip.'rg to the images and creature Eorshp, and the
new III isn"sric ras not yet boon hed.
Two other n.shoprics are TO be established by
the Russian Goverru.s MT one In San Francisco and
the other in New Orieans bpi the candidates have
not yet been nrmci
Mr. Ohristal was formerly ordslr-,. = nrest of tho
Greek Church by His Grace Alexander A-ca6ishoD
OF Lena and Touos
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THE SARA TOGf BILL.
The Citizens' Association and the Blushine
Hoses-And the DISTINGUISHED New Sork-
ers and the Flushing Bellies.

Correspondence OF The sun.
GRAND UNION HorEL, SARAroGA, July 26.-At
the bail in the Grand Uiion tonight the scene is
brilliant. The most noticeable personaees there are
the Citizens Association, represented by Tax Com
missioner Nathaniel Sands ut $4,000 Year, and
Judge josef h f. DAILY at $1,000 year The other
member of the Association, Mr., nenry, Dock Com
missioner, at $4,000 year, was left behind to at
tend TO the drawing up OF several pron uHcidrhtOS
OF tho Association, and the venerable Peter Coo. er
remains In your city TO sign them.
The great champion OF municipal reform, Mr..
Sands, PAGES proudly around the ball room, armin-
arm with his youthful coad!ulor in the cause Judge
joseph r. DAILY, Nathaniel holds his head high ani
so does the young Judge Nathanlcl's silyerV locks
seem TO partake OF the spirit OF their owner; for
only 6y an occa.ionaI suave stroke from. he re-
formers right hupd, Both patriots are clothed In
iull evening suits-new ones at that. From but
tonhole OF each Of their c0ata sweely sWiies blush
ing rose ! could not but think Of last winter when
az Albany both reformers were loahns about the
the perinacity orltnlian lNEaroni begging for few
crumbs % rom the public table, which the generous
sSDers en, Tr TeHgH1,y gave TO get s Of them Aprss
through the mszy dance, The foor committee Il
composed composed o. ihe Hon John Fitch, DR., Blra'3ll A,
Alexander. Among the notabilities observed are A
D. barSsr, Police .commi'soners Hank snih
ana ea sna M y BTSsnpSn and ,9eiT H families Oliver Char
lngraham, William III Vanderbilt, Mr. seloyer,
Robert squire.. Russell Sage Judge Curtis, Capt. j.
y, Thomas, Gen. Bpord Uf Kentucky, the Hon.
Henry Chapin, Y. II. Bisssel, DR., Antinols Me |
laehnthon sotedo. @ II. Berrlman, the Hon. W Bush.
nell OF illinois and B. u. Carver.
Dr. II. r. Helmbold, after having spent month b
IN the Grand Unop, departs tomorrow for Long
Braneh, Commodore Vanderbilt has placed at HE
disposal special train TO convey him and his mag,
nineent six in-hand and fourn hand turnout TO NeW
York The doctor during his stay here has as usual
made hosts OF friends and endeared himself To every,
h WOuld Va hA .
the tummer here but the Long Branch people are
camorous Tor his presence thaT0. '' ""- 1''T ~
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A Police View Of the Case Of Real
10 lhA ElflLoI NJ Ia

SIN: notice that Real. through his counsel, has
published o statement respecting the incidents con-
nected with and which led 10 the killing Of ON
Ger smedick As citizen Of this city, should like TO
say words. IL Is well known and was testified TO
on tue trial, that Smedick most worthy aud chi
cent oflcer. and consequently engenders1 te malice
OF evil doers TINS althfulncss TO duty was the cause
OF HE coldboodcd and deliberate taking or Real,
IN order to save himself from the Just punishment W
perate edcsvor 70 impose on tie pubie by narratng
o series OF tlubbings. kickings, and prosecutions
TO which he sayS he was subjected nt the hapa G OH
Ger smetick The victim Of this vile murder ca6lot
rciutc these accusatons nut the statements nnde
Incredible, because OF their absurdty. Ia 10 bs be
hevod that any officer would hunt down ami assanlt
nan IN the manner Real states Again. would Real.
seems have, be obliged tamey TO submit to the re.
pcated uersccntions with which he cnages smedickP
H. a.Real states, he was IN deadly conflict with SINE.
DICK juct PRIOR TO the murder. anu considered e had
suiiic ent nrovocaton for shooting him, why did he
STRIVE " escape, and In so doing atiempt TO XII Oucet
Nee, wac was In pursut2 Ia Substance, IL was dc.
term ned effort 70 put O1lcer smedick ont OF t" way
and the srcnty not only OF the lives OF ciiHent but
thar OF faithful Officers who meet with impcdinents
demand that the fun punishment Of the law shall he
metel out to tnis criminal. As to the July rrronnend
my him TO merry. they were probably a. much inum.
dated D. the tbreats OF the gang who were IN AT
tendance at the trial, ns the witnesses fnr ne
prosecution, wac received Jn1cia protection ~ tie
determined manner and stern promise OF Judge bar
nard. M VINO threatened summary npnishneht upon any
yioleuce. All COOL Iaw.ahldng citizens unite Ia tic
hope that the Governor will refuse 10 nteIere. ana
be mile ed. JUSTICE.
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We remember to have heard Mr. M.vor,

We remember to have heard Mr., MAvGUM
one of the wisest patriots of his day. and whose
services in Congress were of inestimabe value,
remark, when Polk was chosen President, that il
was a national misfortune. . precedent fraught
with immense mischief to the country. lie said
the nation might safely endure one or two third.
rate men in the Presidential chair; but let the
thing become habitual-and the choice of one
must necessarily lead to more-and the great
American experiment would prove an abortion.
The sun., 1870-07-28

Would it not he well for our spirited citi
zens to ft out an Arctic expedition under the
auspices Of Dr. HAYES, so as to protect the coun-
try against the bungling HALL expedition which
Gen GRANr is sending out' Lady FRASKlIs
may be too polite TO express her disgust with
HALL's former antics in the Arctic ocean, but her
ladyship would surely he the first to countenance
serious effort made by DIR. HAYES
The sun., 1870-07-28

All the Emperor NAPoLEoN's talk about
taking ;he field in person. and the stories about
his horses having been sent to the front, are, ac-
cording to the Paris correspondent Of the London
Daily NeVs, more braggndocin. the Emperor is
such ccnhrmed invalid that it is difficult for nm
to take any more active exercise than walking
for half an hour leaning on the arm of an aide ede-
camp As for his being able to mount horse
and command an army, il is impossible.
The sun., 1870-07-28
Police Commissioner BENJAMIN F. Ma.

Police Commissioner BENJAMIN f. Ma.
sIERRE is to sail on Saturday for Europe, where
he will remain at least long enough to allow his
Democratic associates to weed the force Of the
few Republicans remaining in il. In order that
his departure NAV take place in a style betting
the bosom friend of the magnstes of the Tam.
many Ring, a contribution has been levied upon
the various Captains Of the force and some prom
inent cilizens, with which to hire a special
steamboat TO take the lustrious Commissioner
down the bay. The sum raised is between $500
and f4oO, which will be enough, we trust, not
only to dcfray the expense Of the steamboat but
to pay for brass band and a little champagne
and whiskey besides If Mr.. MASIERRE cannot
quite equal the magniheence of the President Of
tho Anlcricus Club, he means to come as near to
1t as he knows how, and what is more, without
its costing him a cent
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RHISE WINE sosG.
M George HsTUeOh.

~ george HeTnf0h
Where such firc biAbes bright,
And such wine sheds amber light,
lLere Will woftill our ancient right
Defend from hostile rOwers.,
4 health, health the Rhine
Ana gave lie nAugnt ont wIue,
The Rhine shah sun he ours.
Quick, grasp the rife In your hand.
Md rtady VITA your gOod sword stand,
Wlene'er the Toe to reign land
Would Join ihis Rhlne - oursl
Jin, rouse ", brothers mine
The rood Ola father Rhine,
The Rhine shah sull se ours
What though thsy seek on cvery side
Wtth art their base ips IN, co nido,
No single drop OF Hhrnish tide
Shall lave the tfenC1nAus tOWcfs
A hral -, q uenlth, IN Rhlne
AMI rayc h" nanCht hut vine,
The Rhine shall SIN he ours
Who would not value more than ne
IlS Germ9n heHTth, bis Ge,nan VIE,
Nor bare his good blade tor ihe sNie,
SHAH be 10 irlend OF ours.
Arm, arm ye brothers mine
SIbe boldly for the Rhine,
The Knine shall stiil b1 onut
OL noble Crane OF Rhsnsh vine.
no save shall clip thy Juice div ne.
1hGn shout whcu round your s'Tred lhe'
TIC Gaihc war cloud lowers,
HurTah, hurfah, thg RNlut'
ALl gave he nanriIi but N,pc.
'hS thlne shall S'li pc our,
The sun., 1870-07-28

After mock trial OF two days before Juhiice
QnaIeIman, Of Flushing, from which all person1 who
fnua TESTIFY agAlsL The prisoner were excluded JlmUs
NJ Klng, the Whitestonr bigamlSt, was acquitted ca
'0etdaV evening. His nrst vifes monuv do I"
The sun., 1870-07-28

A traveller to RoCkaway Be&ch complains Of the
fn9hhSg ,n hS % NE tginus from tho heropoltan House
lnn, rendeg'ng tne place exceedingly dangefous for
The sun., 1870-07-28

We see that there is some talk of running
the Hon. JouN NJ FpNcis of Troy for Governor.
1t won't do. FRAScIs is too fat. lie can't nun
worth a cent.
The sun., 1870-07-28

A ritualistic wedding in ST. Johns Church
East Hartford. Corn, makes some small str. The
Eucharist was administered the wedding ring blessed
and the sign OF the cross made over II AMI over the
clements when administered. procession was headed
by crucfer with silver cross llhted candles were
employed, and white satin crOsses and Cmor Oidery
deekcd the ushers and rector.
About eighty colored people who removed
from opcIousas In, 10 Hay n 1870 tor the purpose OF
enjoying freedom aDd Independence under o negro
Government, without any limitations as 20 race color
or previous condition. have juat returned 10 New Or
leans, poorer ana wiser than when they went away
They say that the native Haytaus are mu,h iouder OF
whiskcy than OF work that thcy are inproylcnt aud
fecAlrss, aud that the Island Is by means nuitn
as Louisi ana.
AT Nancy, in France there subscribers to tine
theatre brought al actinn lew weeks ago against the
director for giving only hundred and clcycl repre-
sentano instead Of Que hundred and tN,vc tho
her that he mad announced The about TO
be called when II was made know that tho deicndsht
had consented 10 verdict. and 20 the payment u
damages to each of the plaintiffs. The dana .c' were
assessed hy IN Impartial arbitrator at Ialc Een-
ty'nye centncs 20 each injured subscriber.
"A nice little boy in Pittsburgh wei 10 the
circus the other day. ard amused huisil 'IrOsns
stones AZ the elephant whils he was drusins. When
he got through the Roy tried 10 rropa'' nm by osr
Ing him piece OF gingerbread. Re acoe. ting the
water beer measure. over hr hoy, ami tleu -iuug a
into the third tier to dry on The bar is ycf gdidT
e"t about clfcuses now II, says IA b,lle}c i'e'pI
care for them IA much a. he used to.
There was ouce heated term in Bas on, ore
OF tlosc hroling terms that Bos;on has oc"a onallr
worthy old goGtlcNGn, aged eighty, iIch ans
rat, died on Saturday during tie term, on MondIy,s
Harvard professor al'o aged eighty intimate rcnd
Of the dtc'a@cd, appeared On Boston Common, A5l
there met Tho soa OF The departed knowing that t
friend dead. Apnrosehng the SON. the Old proies
sor said III 1'-,rs'-iHS-in oerAble and how does
your father stand tho leat2"
II @ires of men Of sentiment are not al,
wNs the most sc;-eciatiye OF women. Jean Ps .!
represents sau.nkt reading OF HE beautiful IN.
agnings To his wife, who listened with eyelids cast
down and hated breath. As he closed the shurer OF
Ills Joys bcamod forth with Don't put on your lef
stocking tomorrow dear must mend that hole 10
It," So, when Sir waiter and Lady Scott were rambling
about then estate, and uron some playful amos
niskthg IN RneRdow. "Ah," said Sir Walter 'tia no
wonder that poets from ages have made the
lamb the emblem Of peace and innocence They
are. indeed. delightful animals" answered her lady
ship, especially with mint sauce"
Tho following song. by popular German
yre poet, aeeords pretty closely with German toslhE
about This unie
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-04-28

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ofldliden bur&f@nitt, psrndana has Rnfvfhen. ais
6iefelb. duf ben palstn o4en frof unb fibite bas 8lut
hes OFFERS II. ibr @ei4t ipriten. 1alb tobt Dor
Anaft lag BE 10 rubie tDie a15ali&. Der N6rber
ta6m borauf bic 2ei6e aus sen Bette unb- 3errte he
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te, 40 befouben. 6rau Gtratton UuBte uobl. baB
ne berIoren Eel, fobolb Der Srrtbun entoedt wdrbe;
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Ourd unb lief quer feIbein. bis lie bas ndhfte paus.
has ettpa cine N1eile eatfernt lag, errei4te. BORT
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mahte Ms mad Der Moroitdtte aut unb mon fan0
ben W6rber, wie e. beindft9t MAJ. ieine pabfelig.
feifen 8ufaaimen3upaden. nm 81 entfeben. Ct ae.
ifanb feline 96df EN- uno fdien ni9t einutol cine
Spur BON Neue barber 80 empfnben. Die Qei1e
feines Qpltrs bate e. IN @tiide 5erbadt unb i'm
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Wertoufte ieine Grau fir rs Gents.
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has bu4l6bli& nahr iein fpu /: Gin Ginpobner non
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ner srtten 6rau f3eiben lieB. beiratbete Dor Mngef69r
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p~erfaufte e in Dahren Slime be8 g8orteA 5eine Trou
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lid ~ einem aopSfaten IN Nantn9, I'M f9 III Ii.
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Ndnneru OF aeieblibeuI Wege 9e3nun9en iperAen
fam, far od4 Qino ~ ioreea- iaassre1 asse .ssass9
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-04-28

p9- 5ieb. Iieber leier, mir monen Sir nidt tpeib
nnaNen, bob Die SdUinbiudt eebeilt merben tann,
ipenn bic 2uneen 5ur Sdifte 5erlt6rt inb, bod bot
Dr. Wunoerbar. ober ireeno Elm anberer Sapper.
mentsf.rf cine MeoiJin %erfunoen bat. pelAe Die
MenIden emis am 2sben erbdlt uno ben Sob in Ru.
beitonb periebt. Solhe prablereien haft gu ihon
i T ssnorosn Hno, it Mot saG su ~ usrt1unbsra.' msnr
mir Sir aber jaoen. BOB Dr. Cages @atarrh 9eil'
mittel bic idIimmften 6dle BON gatarrb san3 fide,
betlt, 10 bebaupten mir Bios, mos Sauienoe, be3eus
gen tDnnen. Nrobirte IS einmal uno iiber3east gnd
ielbt
gBiro fir fedsis Gents per gof %perfonbt. Mai
abrefire: g. y. Yisree. W, 8, Buffalo, y. .
gu baben aud in ben Mpotbsten. 49, -