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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-06
THE DRAMA.
III DIlh4uhs
THE WEEK-PAsT AND PRESENT.


Three snow-stOrms in rapid successiOn-sup-
plsmented by q January thaw-interfered somewhat
with the steady flow of prosperity which, this season.
has attended theaers. The return OF inc weather.
bowever. Ia, brought return of Saturdays
performances were, in every instance, nunerousy at
tended and the week closed in general enjoyment and
content. The matnees in particular, pr0nteu ny inc
upshne attracting large crowds Of pleased spectators.
Attic Fifth Avenue Theater the tlrong was so great 'n'
te musicians had to be turned of the orchestra to
Tor spectators, while every men OF STANDING
room was occupied In every part Of the house. "sars-
4ega" was We believe. to have been Withdrawn next
saturday but, in view Of the manifest signs OF undated
public interest in this gossamer comedy, mr. DAILY has
resolved 20 proOng its career. The determination Is
wise and We do not doubt IL viii be well rewarded
~ waIIack's the comedy OF " Ours" was excenenty
Efea, large assemblage, IN the afternoon; and the
comedy OF "The ClaDdestine Marriage" was given, In
as evening. for the time Iis season On this oeea
ss,a, also, aaBuIDorOusilaudience was grathed by
Enl 10Th and admirable representation. The piece Itself
neai not long Standardization II IL very wen KNOWN
II SAs Kept TIE stage for more than hundred years
It vvs FIRST acted at Dury IN 1906 GaTick wrote
fwO Sts OF H. and gave them TO c0laD who put them
kto t fire and then wrote the comedy AZ 10 snnds
xceIN that Mr. Wallaek has judciously pruned IL for
tie PIE ent day 1hei manners OF the Court and the
in...ere Of the city cOnrasted in this piece with
deeasA 81 I'll and strong effect and the pictures OF life
40 tyesAnA u are made pungent by clever eatire on
sla aregalt' preteDsiOns Of social upstairs and on
Che small Y eaknesses Of the feminine nature
Yec~the niece is somewhat dun In spirit and
sluggish ia moye1 Nent and We believe u would have
long ago but o >tbe strong and picturesque chsrae
Ter Of Lord 0aieLV. Ueh 1t delneates 20 well. This
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-06
LECTURES. MEETINGS. ETC.

Prof. Charlton L. Lewis of Tic Ner- York
Erening Post will deliver lecture Reforms at the
Adelph Academy, Brooklyn tomorrow evening.
public meeting will be held, under the
auspices OF the National Temperance Society this even
ing the church at the Of Twenty-nnthst and
Fithayc. TIE Hon. VIM. L. Dodge win preside, and
addresses will be delivered by the Rev. John Hail. d. D..
the Rev. Cyrus ID. Foss, d. d. and other distinguished
speakers.
W. Rosenthal of Reading, Penn, explained
in lecture at No. 80 Orchard-st, yesterday afternoon,
object aud purposes OF the German order OF Hari
gari, ofshoot OF Masonry TIE Order is benevolent
one, having about 1000 members and $50 lodges in the
United states. The funds i'll the Grand Treasury amount
TO 100000.
The League of the Daughters of Cuba y
met Saturday afternoon at No. 800 Fifthave and re-
organized by the election OF Sonora NJ DE Emb Prcsi
dent; SeIiora r. C. DE Vaverde, Secretary and Carlos
Del Costello, Treasurer. Resolutions were passed de-
nOuneing e. Znea as traitor, who had gone to Cuba
Cubans in the United States Sonora Ccspede wife Of
President Cespedes, detailed the destituton and suffer
ings Of the Cubans. Committee OF three appointed
10 make arrangements for raising funds 10 relieve the
destitute Cubans and TO aid the cause.
Prof. Adrian j. Ebell lectured before large
audience at Cooper Institute, Saturday night the
Microscope and It's Revelations" lie described the
optical principles OF simple and compound microscopes
and showed the to which they have been applied
the study of medicine. Tho structure OF crystals Of
snow fakes, of common salt and of saltpeer shown
the blackboard and explained large fungus, taken
from tree in Of the islands OF Lake Superior
also exhibited and il stated that onehird OF all the
vegetable kingdom is composed OF fungi They are
found not only trees but in bread Jelly preserves
and almost everything we eat and supposed to be
the Of fever and ague In the human system 10 il
even mootcd question whether not they produce
cholera Specimens OF sea fungi asO shown, and
then passing TO the animal Kingdom Prof. Ebell
phned how microscopic creatures live upon other ami
lnas.
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LATEST SHIP NEVIS.

ARRIVED Sunday, Feb. 8.
e4,u shin Acushnet Rector New Bedford mdse. aud
Ste,msh Georgia Crose Charleston FBb. mise and
steamship clyde Kennedy Galveston 9Th nss and Ke West .ls
Ste,m.ho Fl Cid Eescrson wilmrgton n c. naval
Steamship Terry Sewbep, v. c. mdte and pass
T. &. Knight JohnOn, Georgetown
Steamship Pelican, Gibbs, Delaware Bay, mdse
Steamship Penita Doshe. Phili iephis mdse. -
Steamship Isaac Bell BkemAn Riebuond City Point ani Norfolk
steamship Western Metropolis crove Eewoesu' Jan % md'e
Sin knight Of snogdon Of Liverpool Richardson, Batavia se r.
uia Padarg oct p, sugar coffee, DC
Belle Of Whtehsyen Tyson Hiogo Sept g. mdse
j. s. POUtOppdan, B4tIYis, 20
Brig Eris Of Boston, Sears Csrenas, days, mOlssses
Schr Anne Of Bookhsyen Dayton Malaga 81 days fruit
Scr VIM Bemen Of GeeapoT Pcng salt River Jsu ldsys log
wood.
scHooSER-RIyER AND CoAsrw1sk
r. W. Brown, Wilmington. Sea Fog. Brmsset Ca
X J. Port Baltimore. }. b. Yates. PhilsdelpAA
BEN Ieei. Randall Nellie Brown. Richmond
j. IT, Allen, Virginia Hannah T. Baker JaeksouvT-
WlND--Sgnse, fresh, n. WI clear
BELOW.
anchored outside the brig anchored Of tho High
lh-s, ship three bars and two briggs in ding unknown
DOMESTIC PORTS.
FoRrREs7 Feb. 5Aryed bark Impedo from Rio for
PISSED FOR Baltimore bark Phantom from HareOoli
bark Josephine from Dzra for Norfolk bark Atlantic and schr
Carrie
CHaRLssroy c. Feb 6Oa the port bark Drsupner from Car
lii Sailed snip Parker Liverpool; Catalina for BARGE
lonn hIGond schr Palms; for Backsye y c.
Feb. 5-Auiyed, ships Florence
Auna Decatur Thomas; chrs Georgia and Eta from Charles
Cleared d. Hdeo for ST. Marys 10 load for Newfo
Ireland for Ees York The ship Omaha which aoore at
unnnreL The reamAp r. Potter and
beat into BY the steamship s, Hsncox four miles
from Dobay. sunk The HancoE not injured
FOREIGN PORTS.
QuEsSsTowy Feb LThe steamship Denmark from New York
rived here to-day
Liverpool arrived to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-06

DINER TO GEN. rLEAgoNToN.

A banquet was given to Gen. Alfred Pleason-
ico's on SATURDAY evening. william L. Dodge presided,
and among those present the followinc I&.c
Sherman Hiram Barney, Paul W. sponord Peter Cooper,
VIM T. Dodge jr., Jonathan sturges, Joseph +. DAILY,
Charles A. Lamont, John H. Sherwood, Nathaniel SANDS,
g. H. Barnard, John Jacob Aston, John FalConer John
T. Hamilton, Char'r Lanicr, ChIunccy II. Depcw, Ed
ward S Jlfay, j.. W. StougltOn, N.lhCn III. Nellnlye,
Horace Greeley Peter LOrGrd, T. \. sands, Gen Rufus
Ingalls, Calvin T. Huburd. Judge Curts, Dr. Isaac lay
lor the Rev Dr. Barnard, Charles H. Marshall, James ~
Brown, Edwards PerrcpOut, John ID. Jones'
Mr.. Greeley was the FIRST SPEAKER. lie said h had
there he believed maDN oilers had, 10 tretfy
Ic sonal appreciation O Cen PcasOniOD. lie rcioccd
his Council3 and trusted that in his position Gen
PeaeDnton would represent 20 the great men who repre-
sent the nation that Tire Income tax was Obnoxious TO
the people II the tax cDuld be brought home "a every
would be IN favor Of II but when lie saw Others in his
own eiCb0rboOd better IN N this worlds goods than
lie was paying less tax than ne did, u CALLED hun, ana ne
felt that to the honest pCTOh OF tEc community ~ was
oppressive. II the tax was honestly collected, many
would be its enemies who irs friends. lie
rejOced in the appointment OF cen PeasOntOn, Tor he
Was sure he would administer his Office carefully and
Justly and would be the champion Of those who wished
to rid the country Of such an obnoxious law.
Gen. PleJsCntOn said that lie felt highly hOnored at
being tie recipient Of 20 much Kindness He felt dis
Iustful when bis first mentioned for the posi-
ton 10 The advsablity of appointing military man
10 high civic position But he found that The same
rules which the soldier also govern the business
man. Tile discipline was necessary, ana those who
observed the fact tie most, the most successful
BY applying to Government offices the measures prac-
tiCed by business men, he would endeaEOf To gam Inc
confidence OF the people.
Speeches also made by the Hon. &. L. Hulburd,
Judge Picrrepont. President Barnard john &. Hamilton,
and others. The banquet closed at q late hour.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-06

WHAT IS MORE COMMON OR DISTRESSING
THAN BILIOUS ATTACH VINO FAMILIAR WITH rHa WILL
KNOWN sYxProxs AoROS rHE sroSAoH AND CHEST
Low sP1RT, GLooHsrs OF MISD' WEAKNESS
DULL HEADACHE DIRTY GREASY APPEARANCE OF rHs sKiS'
yellow TIsGE WHITE BrEs, Loss OF APPETITE
AND CosrrESsi Fsw INDEED MORE ORDINARY Ills on
LIFE ARE THAN rHEsE BILIOUS DsoR
DEns AND YET IN GOT siD OF By usSG DR.
JAYxEs sAS,uvE PLIs, orERAuoS TIE LvEE VIII
BE RAPIDLY ACTION, urArED sEcKE
rIoys o, TUE STOMACH CHANGED, cosrvESEs REMOVED
AND rHz WHOLE ,rsrEu ASSISTED IN RBcoyrESG NORMAL
CONDITION. SOLD DRUGGrTa
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PERIIS OF THE ICE.

Several hundred persons were upon the ice,
the Hudson In Haverstraw Bay, last Saturday gath-
ering tho ice harvest fishing and otherwise employed
when at $50 o. H., the alarm given, The Ice Ia
oyingl Go for the nhore!" The entire field covering
the channel in motion being broken from the shore
Pixies and meta were dropped, and cries for relief hled
the air. some plunged into the water and swan 70 the
shore but the cold intense that they were ue-
daey covered from head 20 foot with coating Of ice,
and suffered extremely. Others were rescued by boats
heavy wind blowing and this with tho surRnne OF
tine tide caused the sheet OF ice TO begin break
ing up rapidly Nine persons left upon the lco and
were rescued. Peter Moran William Brown, James
Clark and Thomas Riley were the last taken on, and
terribly frostbttrn The rescuers also suffered
mSch from the extreme cold,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-06
UAPS AND MISHAPe.
Arrests in Brooklyn last week, 35l.

Arrests in Brooklyn last week. 35l.
The body Of James Gardner late n baker ON the
steamship Holland found the River Of Pier No
Saturday.
James Gleason age ~, Of Luqueer and Henry-sts.,
Brooin fell into the Csshsne fers alp and
day night
Sophia Renchel, employed by Charles Blossfeld of
No 100 'ys Ahse0uisd yesterday with jeNey
clothing
Thieves smashed in the show-window of VIM. H.
Pond Cos mSe store No. AT BrOarsy Saturday night
med OF yalaAbE violin. - -'S -
Thomas Fay Of Thompson-st. was assaulted and
severely cut on de bsd early yesterday during dispute
Known In .hs Bs.er.
Harris Weidle's stock Of goods at No ~ hottest
siderable loss BY Ere and water
Assistant Assessosr Daley and Davis seized, on Sat-
arts the corner Of broadway and Foah Brooklyn horse
cart ssd Eve barrsls Of Illicit rum. - '
During the last three months no new patients
have bse treated the sswYork ophame and A Institute
rs opsrtuons have bsen performed.
Louis Daub. German age Sc, of No. xS4 Sixth-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-06

Brcvoort House-Judge }. &: Abbott rJ am IO d.
a. e. Kerr Of Indiana Gen. H. L. Robinson Of Bingham
fnn PRO- H. W. Adams OF Philadelphia, we hun' ~ "
and Jongibau Harshman OF Dayton o. - Soeliln
Se-Fy Congressman Alfred Ely 81 hocheh,e i, -
iiftb ,ve Uotcl-Col AudenTied, u s: Al ShIeI-Ensi-
neer strck u S. N, aud T. ID. Conyngham OF pGnnsyt
yania - Hoffman House-Gen; CnaTIes living VI
,s,sIirctrp md r. n McIAne Of BALTIMORE A.
t, Uouse-fhe Hon. Ginery Twichel NJ G., OF hassi-
chuseftf; Gen. j. Is stonehouse, AIoany, o. Ei,nra
- METROPOLITAN HOtel-Gcn. john s. CaIen,ucl ~, ~ %
Touis Cen f. o. Osborn OF Chicago, ana jugs W. M
Carter of Fort Brdger.
DEPARTURE. 90,
1.. I1nnrnr loft the CITY Lat evening fOr AIDany
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-06
FUNERAL OF THE REV DIR. THOMAS II. SKINNER,
The funeral of the late Rev. DE-. Skinner

The funeral of the late Rev. DR.. Skinner
took place STANDARDIZATION at the Church off the Gov
enant Parkave Previous to the services In the church
an informal meeting Of the officers and students OF the
Theological Seminary, clergy OF all denominations, and
friends OF the deceased held in the chapel the Rev.
DR. Murray presiding. The character Of the deceased
was eulOgized in the highest terms and memorial was
adopted containing the following striking passage:
Of 1ncttcatOn, ttymg Paul
tng DO reaching forth TO those things which before
spgeness purpose his ministry determined with Paul not
ANYTHING Christ and Him cucite for rngene Of
devotion Reproduced his tie Of Psn
f,r me Tor holiness q ideas that the Christian
all earthly standards and the Kingdom Of God above al
earthly goods gehen Of nt that ezemhed tie mekne and
gentene children ~ God snd knitnefs that
m An unction speech Of that tie
his c0mnuung with God
for real for God which ones lad eaten him up hsd
not the doing God drink BODY and
for arnr The truth AID eonenng for the faith for
charity that embraced all that love our Lord Jesus Christ and
mpathc Roaming souls that cu him keep gs or their
ssrOn raldea hope that Kept before him the mleual
Rones pspse aucs and eHaAOn 81 faith that held him
all assaults Of the afverar his
peso the Church. and it seemed mes m him out
of the dscOnre Of the government Of Goi and the
ee, Of redemption manifold and ustoas Of the
mint hi. memory shall be- CHERISHED tnong and be transmitted IL the
schools Of the prophets motive the highest eteel
hence usefulness and especially 70 that elevated and elIared pe
which is strength Of the Chrstsn ministry" .
The funeral services conducted by the Rev. DR..
Prentiss the Rev Dr. Smith, and the Rev Dr. Adams,
alder which the remains horne TO the Marble Gene
tery second-st the following acting Ma pabcarers
the Rev Drs. Dewitt, Reformed; Anderson, Baptist
Cox. PresbyteIan; Wilson OF Newark Presbyterian;
Parton Presbyterian; Cheever Congregatonalist; John
Cotton smith, Episcopal. and Bishop james, Methodist
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-06
HEALTH! BEAUTY!
strcng, puro ED goh nlocd Increase Of Flosh aid
Weight Clear skin aud beautiful Complexion through
DIR. RAILWAYS
SAlSlPlhILI,IL.IlD E.Essl.lLghllI'

drop of,he SrsaDsin Reorsht Communicate IN sgh TO
Blood SSe. 3Eds snd JUICES Of .h' n &c ug9
of lie for reprs a the body With 81 sfni asn
seroins Consumption GsstlaT Disease Cheers he ilre hou
Tuuvrs G.sas and Der OF te - A ere
stu discharges tie Ears sE1 the Sor rs an u~
ees Eruptons ed Head Kag Noan saa llelo
flssb, N1-f~n
thu Womb and al Welkcrag and Painful Lsh=Eg NSh c-es
Lo,s Sperm and all wastes Of toe lie PaAe PIC are Nnn ~
curative range Of " Modern Cheny ard lev di ss
viii prove spy person for either Of these oU asesS 70
potent them tie pteat a4 beocr1y cuuoe
tie decomposition that conahrs FrogrrSa
srtng these and repairs Toe sshs gitl nr ms "
healthy blood Ssrsspaisn sill AMI does scare enre
eean; for this remedy ia work o. Psnsst
ard ,pcese in dininisbius Sn e r9a
and ever patient r feel himself growing better and sngf
the food dgeEg better, appetite IMPROVING sa tesh ana sesn'
Not only does sARsAPA RLIAN RRsOLyESr excel on knob.
remedial Cboac Cens ta9ns ara sA
the only rosve for kfney b.ei Unfy,
Womb dsesG Gravel Diabetes Dr0pY Sop'se o. T" ae Ia
Of Urine BngtFs Disease Abnminan SAD 10 gu es Noe
there bckust deposits or the water thick uc ra VIZ
substance white egg. threads IKE t t or ere
morbid dark bilious Appearance sal vte <nedu aei oi 20
there pieAng burning sensation when PASSING Hasr ' pA
IN he Small Of the Back along the Ions. /
Price dollar per bottle. Sold by Druggists eteTyHhse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-06
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

REMARKs.-Feb. i-Mininitn o' nv ~, go n n n
Feb A. lS7N-Ther. att q. IN, W. D ~ ni' 90 " A. "
70. Feb. 8, 25o, $40, 5Oo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-06
WESTAR's BAISAM OF WILD CHERRY
Cgres Coughs Colds, aud Consumption.

Thousands of lives and millions OF money arc
rasi in var and that equally valuable instructed when
EvAsHIros at $50 Broadway roo poas eseA
10 health. success, aud peace.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-06

REMOvAL.-Willard Harvey, dealer in imported
domestic Papers Twu Thrc4s and Corage from w BoatSsy
~ q Frsnkln.si Hew.iork
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IAnneuneeneEts
BuRSETr's KALISToN is the best Cosmetic.
IAnnoune cmeRts

"BURYETT's SUPERIOR FLAvoRTNd EXTRACTS
Is neal arc .trctl, ST,Ep.RD' aud Uniform in quality"
lPARK s. IILPoED Tcenty-arst-sI end Broadway
Sold them Tor years. Growing Ia favor o.
Chambers aud Forty seooaa-st and broadway
For sale By all fstesss Grocers and DfusgS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-06

inform you re,er Dr. wderfsl c'
has discovered remedy that Consumption when The aS
half short, will all dsess>s washr ofnS ey
live and ,ve death 70 ply Tor want
rcrh and designed make hsfn Psra
which shall be You have hssni nos
Of that hind Of sambuggeT. bu, shen ieh that D se
pofrcy ks Cssh ne hsN
only Which thousands iesu vii so ss
pamphlet giving and e'~
information free sddresa Til rvsedy ..,.
SOLD BY MOST DRUGGISTS IN ALL PARTS or TlIE WOkbe
Price 80 Sent BY nal postpaid receipt Of sissy osne
four packages for do.s Beware 81 o0unses ,s vsfh
it.iesa sse that private stamp which positive gssnse
gsnuaeness Dur easie wrapper Rsn~uisr that Me pnw
Medicines has and Adde'S and The Wers
CeGcse Of Ceaunsess sr1 so' be ssai
Dr. Sage the sHiy living t has me laos sa
psnufseiu the genuine Dr. Csssrrh Repe ava S
travel 70 sell tsis ncteiae Y. " PiERCx N. D.,
l33 se.eeas g.. EHfsh " L.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-06

40 to MACFARLAND'' BOOKSTORE, No
W % Broadway near Twenty third IT. There you Will IND all IL
books Of The day and all the standard Sss And Ass sAsos Ne
gksh. french ssd Scotch stationery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-06
NETWORK CITY.

Gov Hoffman left the city last evening TOT Aipany
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-19
CRIMINAL COURTS.

Michael Peterson was arrested, yesterday, ny DO
,sctvr shin on OF selling unstamPo us ana he'd y
Davenport 5000 bail 70 ANAL Tue action u e "'''
Jury. -
Az tbe Jefferson Market Police Court. Margaret
Kelley was committed yesterday for stealing 800 from Jane.
Thousop of No l26 Tbryeghh al the dsrtGtibe hos
at Mar rosp In Ea. James C1hl Of No loJ Tenth
ave ol biting of the Of Joseph Burns OF No. J West Tsen
ffhst.
Helena Waessere Of No. $40 Sixth-ave. appeared
before the Essex Market Police Cos YESTERDAY ad
gamy her husband Lufsg Wse,se
Mr., Wsesee said married July o. ami e. dsJs
was informed by Caroline Hembod OF No. III shenf that WAsses
married March 1862 Wacse admitted bis gl and vas con-
nitt.d for trial a Court OF General Sessions
At the TOmbs Police Court, yesterday, Justice
Dogng John Mccarthy 5 OF No 10 sAe TOT at
tempting 10 piece Of cloth valued $50 from james an,
1873 Canal Byrnes clerk age H. NO ~
is gallons Of value 90 nom
eraahy Co OF No 20 Broadway Michael Ryn o
striking pol souL the face with shovel
Thomas Cunning for cutting the pAtaoons pocke
g. FsnkOs be sleeping TIE ot
No and stealing ~ 80 CHARLES Burton for snatch
from the hand Of Thomas T. Ne~toa the Latter son<
on ferry boat, and attempting escape With H.
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DRAMATIC NOTES.

Niblo's Garden will be reOpened next Mon
day evening AID Mr. j. h Emmett will appear there
Fritz, in Mr.. Charles Gaylers dramaof that name.
Three Matinees are announced for to-day.
Miss Lolita may he seen at Booths Theater; Miss Lydia
Thompson at Wallacks; and Mr. John l.. Halls Bur
lesque Troupe in Aladdin" at the Museum.
"Several attaches of the Howard AthenHum,
at Boston, in train for tub race on the Charles
River early month each washtub to be drawn by
six geese the prize being purse offered by the manage
ment" This II very dignied conduct, and in common
with other kindred influences Just at work. helps 10
exalt the stage in public esteem.
Mr.. Lawrence Barrett has had the misfOr-
tune to lose his mother, who died the lltA inst at
Manhatanyile, aged II years She had slowly declined
through long Illness. She much beloved. and l.
remembered as person OF genuine goodness wisdom,
and piety,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-19
STRIKING" A RAILRoAD-A REPLY.


SIR: 1t is not my purpose at this time TO
reply ut length to the statements of d. N Stanton Pres
ident OF the Alabama and Chattanooga Railroad Co,
contained In your issue OF the 18th inst they VIII dc
fully ated in the courts OF this city, but in Justice
To GOV. Lindsay, well 10 myself, cannot permit
them To pass unnotced. Mr. StanOn's cause ana char
acter must be at low ebb when he 80 unblushmgy pro
claims his attempt and failure 10 bride Governor
Having brought ruin and dscredt TO the corporation nc
represents, and being prevented by Gov. Lindsay >
watchu care OF the interests Of the state OF Ainama
from making the raids upon its Treasury (ny obtahg
oYerlssues OF bonds &C., that were 20 common uL.I
the administration or Gov. smith, MI stanton nov
seeks 10 turn the current OF indignation that ne i uaoe
u meet into some other channeli ana hhlhg Ht.hh-
tge OF the present unfortunate pOltlcai situa-
ton In Alabama he attempts 70 lhahe ,, ua
success Tor failure) OF his road poHucaf
question; hence his malicious attacks upon
Gov Lindsay and his orepeated threats 10 oIfa run
at or before the next election The charges anu lhslhu
tons contained I'm the article referred 10 pronounce
wholly false and slanderous On the l2h OF Apill int
the date Of the telegram to GOV Lindsay spoken OF III
Mr. StantOn's communication, was III BoStOh never
wrote dictated, or authorized such teegh ana me
first knowledge had OF 10 was from me communication
above named; 10 was doubtless written ~ MI Stanton
Office and signature forged 20 ~ ny Tue zane parties
who coucOced the other charges ana statements cqu
untrue in the val, hope OF FOSTERING up thelf iuhsu
fortunes. Gov. Lindsay deserves ana VIII receive, the
appreciation Of the people of his state Tor ms prompt ana
energetic action and tor his determination Ia save ms
Treasury from firthcr pluader NATuL MCKAY.
Atlr. York, Aug. Il, 1871.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-19
POLICE OFFENsEs-ALLEGED MALICIOUS ARREST
A CHARGE OF CowARDICE.

Commissioner Manierre listened, yesterday,
to 81 complaints against policemen Officer Grove Of the
Second District Court charged by Louis j. Julien,
conductor OF the Terrace Garden Concerts with having
arrested him Just as the concert about to begin Mr.
julien had been at the Garden all day and could have
been found easily. He believed the arrest at the
hour named ins gated by the person whose
plant the warrant for the purpose of uring
complanant's business The officer denied that the
rest at the time In question for any improper
purpose and although the evidence was strong against
him, there direct Proof, and the Commissioners
were compelled 10 dismiss the case.
Patrolman WIN. Rordan Of the Second Precinct was
accused Of cowardce In having around the corner
and called out Don't shoot" when his comrade Patrol
man Edward Taylor, shot few mornings ago at
Front and Beekman-sts by John Petit Rordau denied
the charge and said that he uttered the exclamation
because he wanted to whether Petit had pistol
not la order tn obtain adj tlOnnl evidouce Tue case
was adjourned to MONDAY.