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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-22
TIE BUFFENBARGER CASE.

PREF Urinary EXAMINATION OF MRS. COLBURN'
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Aug. 2t.--The preliminary
examination Of Mrs. Angelina Coburp, charged Win
the poisoning OF her former husband Peter Buenbarger
commenced in London Madison County, to-day before
Oliver Crabb, Justice Of the Peace. Judge W,
r. Rankin Of Columbus, with j. @. Mcleod and
J. +. Chapman Of London appeared as attorneys
for the State r. A. Harrison OF London and G. n. Odds
Of Columbus appeared for defendant. Tie defendano
and her husband present. and the Courtouse was
crowded with people. Tie examination OK witnesses
was not commenced until o'clock, and the only witness
thus far placed the stand was Prof. T. @. Wornley
The testimony OF Wormey was minute thanit was
before the Coroners inquest but did not differ pateri-
ally from that except In the following questonst Did
the examination furnish you any satisfactory evidence
az TO how the man. in whose body the organs were came
TO his deathl Answer-I would say that the natu-
raj inference would DO that the individual came
to his death by poison, QUESTIONABLE
there any tests by which II be determined whether
death in given resulted from poison with reasona'
bic certainty AnswerThe natural inference would be
that the man was poisoned unless there ahould
be o satisfactory explanation, - We might go @
step further with the aid Of our anatomical
investigation, critical examination Of the whole body
might assist in determining the question. Prof. Worm
lev said further that there on record OF
criminal introduction Of arsenic into dead body, ~
At this point Judge Rankin the part OF the prosecu-
on moved that the Coroner be ordered 70 reexue the
body Of deceased and have 1t taken to place where
an examination could DO promptly and effectualy
made Counsel for tho defense did not make
serious opposition to this motion, which was
taken under consideration by the Justice but has not
been decided Mr. Harrison gave notice that when such
proceedings should take place, counsel for defense would
desire to be consulted to who should make the exam
ination. They would desire to know that the examna-
ton was conducted in proper manner by proper per-
sons The examination Of Prof Worney was then pro-
ceeded With His crosseXamination will be concluded
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-22

STORMY DEBATE ~ THE ASSEMBLY,. THERs's
Y-BE-ESFORCEMENIs FOR ALGERIA.
PAKIs, Monday, Aug u, 1871.
In the Assembly to-day stormy discussion
wac aroused by irrelous EXPIRE ions used by OF
the Deputies IN their speeches.
The Assembly Committee the Budget has agreed TO
NJ the salary Of President Theirs 10000 francs with
credit IN addition for ordinary expenses and presents
Dill providing for the dissolution Of the present As
sembly Will soon be brought forward.
The Deputies Of the Left" arc preparing manifesto,
demanding the restoration Of the Constitution Of 1913
Heavy French reGnorccment have arrived in Algeria.
AT distribution Of prizes in eeboo at Lyons NJ Jules
SIMON made speech, in which he declared that he
Ah"ald ever uphold the principles OF morality.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-22
THE CITY ACCOUNTS.
CAPITALISTS vs.. TAMMANY.

Tho General Committee of the capitalists
participating in the movement to compel showing OF
the city accounts by the Tammany officials met yester-
day the office Of Messrs. Eyarts. southmayd Choate
In WalIst Nearly oil the members OF the Committee
were present, among them being Henry Clews, VIM. r.
Vermlye, Joseph Stewart, r. A. HOwes, Vim. c. Barrett
exGov. salomon H. G. Stebbins, Judge Em0tt, Joseph
II. Choate, Charles +. southmayd George Bliss IT,,
Henry Nicoll, Is. b. Sherman, John Foley. and Lewis
Ballard. There general and proracted, but en-
trey harmonious discussion of contemplated measures,
and further arrangements made for great meeting
to be held the Cooper Institute the 4h Of September
subcommittee appointed to draft resolutions and
invite speakers, and instructed to request we'll
known citizen to act Presidant OF the meeting. The
members of the Committee state that the movement Is
constantly gaining strength and that includes men OF
all parties, except avowed adherents OF Tammany Han.
THE ACCOUNTS PROMISED AGAIN.
Mayor Halls promised report on Controller
Connoys accounts was not submitted to the Board Of
Aldermen yesterday quorum OF that body failed to
assemble at the appointed hour. II quorum can be
convened the city authorities promise to submit the re-
port at p. m. tomorrow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-22
TEIEGRAPHIC NOTES.

The crop reports from all parts OF Kentucky
continue hatierng -,
The Spanish budget has been reduced to the
amount Of "a 900 peseta..
Tho nototo blight has developed TO an alarming
"a sn5 n l. fes red that crop is almost ruined
Fifty United States troops have been sent TO
San Dego Coanty CAL qGsl dneatJ among Tue MISSION iHa''
The carpenters OF Berlin IA hs Ssetos Of day. labor
Increase n iu thtf wage An' Wv
10 NJ hours and a half
The Baltimore Schiitzenfest coininen Geo yes
vto we're present from Washington GeofgeoNn ChAie'ion
ETYork Philadelphia Newark, Wilmington 'nehhA' 'h' 0'Aei
cities , a,
- ~ IN H. a., pr.nri.ce finally removed Inc "ob VII
proceed na@s and The Of o on the isroa p0eh. square VIII
be
Tho centenary of the birth Of Beethoven, which
had been postponed from account Of lns :. Ba ne
va, ee rli,t-i with festivities and imposing oe' 'N"' wv
birthplace Of the composer, Saturday AsI Il,
The Chambers Fire Company OF portsmouth is,a
strong arrived Rieinond yesterday The, b.s sssr,
ah e. ~ ,,,LbsL v,ocsssos 10 bsssss, ~ svsusS
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CRIMES AND cAsUALT1Es-BY TELEGRAPH

CRIMES AND CASUALTlES-B1 IELh'NAth'
.J p. Bly, of New bury. n. H.. age 30 years
huns himself sunday.
The farmhouse connected with Sewall Day ~
Co.'S crge vos RoIbury Mass was damaged SOW oy IRE
yesterday. -
James Thomson of Pawtucket, X. L., was
ftr Injured At Atoro YESTERDAY by falling from the staging On
the ues hotel
Robert Hand. son of $. b. Hand OF Albany,
s While dug bsnnists at the Continental Hotel al fr1F
deAce sunday, and vas klIed'
In Stoughton Mass, on Sunday, during q
between David Scahnel aE his brother Charles the former shot
H. istter M the abdomen. DAVID has been arrested
At Cleveland, Bradley County, Tenn, last Fri,
d,v gre1iug sth commtt rape On awhIe g
was taken from the prison by masked men aud banged
Augustus Pierce brakeman on the Duchess
C1mb Railroad Killed. Yesterday morning by 49, milk train
lie va, ~ unmarried ant resided MaiesSan N l.
"A large three-masted schooner name unknown,
rrpote Body Island SATURDAY night The sea
too rough for communication but assistance vii be se from NoroA
Charles and Robert Aynd were arrested IN
Pb4epha Yesterday charged with having eompn outAge o.
woman Seth Hand 50 arrested f< attempting 70 e0n IN
outrage girl aged sir years .
"A quarrel took place on the boat i IL Martin
ibe C,apeAke Canal the Chain Bridge
on SATURDAY between Milton Ward lwhiel and john LEWIS
WarJ struck end VI mnsket knOoA9 a.,
hoard into the canal where he dowped he nssNn 80
resied broa.ht Washington foI EAL DC sass LAW
e.ltSiease
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-22
IMPORTANT KU-KLUx ARRESTS.

LOUISVILLE, Aug. ELF. j. Gilbert, Kelsey
Cox, and Wllburn Gillian, were brought before tho
United States Commissioner to-day, charged with being
parties TO the late alleged Kuilux ourages in Estill
County and were to Jail in default Of t1soo bail
each Gilbert said to be captain Of one Of the KuKux
companies, and leading. man In the organization IN
that section 1t is said that Gillian s about 6 years old,
and has been arrested before but escaped from the
Cont House In this city He viii be used by the Gov
eminent as witness against the others. 1t IS under
stood that he will condition OF being released, expose
the secret organization I'm Estill and Powell Counties,
and confirm the lately published testimony OF Payne In
regard to signs grips, passwords, ana 0ther ma
chinery of the Order.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-22
GRAND LODGE AND GRAND ENCAMPMENT OF
ODDFELLOWs At UTICA

UTICA, Aug I.-Ihe Grand Lodge aud
Grand Fncampmcut of the Independent Order Of odd
Felows Of the state Of Now York convene In annual
session in this ely tomorrow. a:ge number Of Grand
Officers and representatives have already arrived
among the former, NJ. W. Grand Master wood Of
ocbf-tcr and H. W. Grand secretary CLARK, OF New
Y0rk-and the prospect is hat the communications of
the Grand Bodies Will be more largely attended ana In
tresg than any that have been held Tor many years.
The Grand Officers have their headquarters at the But
terhcld House.
creased during the last year M Tupd idtc, an MANY
Of the first citizens have been Initiated foItt new
lodges have hecu Instituted Of which Is are located N
New York City, making the number ia The ncuOpOns
upward OF There 80 lodges IN New-lOfk 'h{
ia the ceremonies OF which the German language Is
spoken aud in two tho French language II used There
initiated ia this btate during the yearndlnx MATCH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-22
MAN RUN THROUGH WITH A SWORD.

81
A terribIe affair. in which young man named
Albert Harrison stabbed his father occurred tsteTday
morning at o'clock in their residence, NO ll91 mar
Al the hour stated Mr.. Harrison returned 10 his
home slightly intoxicated. lie appeared quarrelsome,
and had hardly crossed bis threshold before II Is afgea
his return From words he proceeded to blows.
10 struck her several times. While TINS was
Going on the eldest son the couple named Albert aged
twentyonc years felt himself called upon 10 ptericrG IN
tbe son became almost frantic, and observing small
nncommissioned officers sword hanging against the
wall OF the apartment, he pulled IL dOwn, ana
tn his race without u moments thought, plunged
it into Bis fathers side. The wounded man
lion Those OF the family who had not retired were at
once summoned and the sufferer taken 20 ms room ana
nbvsiciau called in, who pronOuncJd MI hhIrlHoh III
vrTy critical condition. When the young man saw tne
result OF his hasy temper he rushed lom the mouse 70
c FShth District staon-House, where he stated tho
facts In the case He was, Of course at once locked up
and officers sent to the house to investigate Tue matter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-22
PREPARING FOR THE CHOLERA.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 91.-A Committee APP
pointed by the Quarantine Commissioners OF New-York
consisting OF Messrs, A. N. Bel and O. H. Haswell had
an interview with the Secretary Of the Navy, this morn
inc 70 obtain the assistance Of the Department. in view
of the probable approach Of cholera and to secure two
large vessels tho Navy to BIO anchored at the New
York Quarantine for the temporary detention OF passen
gers who have exposed to the cholera The secre
tary Of the Navy directed that the ships Delaware and
Albany be loaned temporarily to the Quarantine Com
missioners for the purpose mentioned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-22

spooner Commissioners for Massachusetts, 10 inc lV'h
anniversary OF American Independence. ,,,,,- l.,
In response TO several applications from disueIs III
extension OF time for payment with the consent OF e
DGdbmen, the Commissioner Of Internal revenue hds
ruled that authority exists under the law for granting
bucn an extension OF time. go
commissioners Watts Of the Agricultural Bureau VIII
etuh me latter part OF this week During his absence
o necessary preparations have been made to estaDish
the building OF the Bureau,
9Snen deserter from Co; d, battalion OF
ehgHers " ;. A. mas been sentenced by cOurt-martal
to be branded ndeby the hip with the letter ID,
and a-hnlf inches long 49,
Charles lannan has been appointed American secre-
duties in this city,
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THE AMERICAN SCIENCE ASSOCIATION.

INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. 21.-Eighteen new mem
beers we're admitted TO the Scientific Association to-day
making the total number added this season ln Papers
were read on The Numerical Relations of the Gaseous
system, by Prof. Hlgard Contributions to the
Photographic and Dynamical Geology by Prof owen;
on the Earthquake Of October 1870, by COL Charles
WLt,lesey on the Geology OF the Mississippi Bottom,
by Prof Smith on Rock Inscriptions in Ohio,
by Col. Wlhttlescy; The Geology Physical Features
ana Retrocesson OF Niagara Falls BY Prof Haley the
Rocks aud Geological Section Of the Missouri, by Prof
swallow; western Coal Measures and Indiana Goals by
Prof Cox san Francisco selected the place Of
meeting next year. The Association has accepted in
alton TO visit Sew-Albany, Indiana and the Nam
moth Cave The fnal adjournment will take place tOnoT-
ff4ug
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-22
C1-BAN REORGANIZATION.

The efforts at reconciliation of the various
factions among the Cubans resident in this country are
represented be successful Contrary 10
che statements made yesterday 1t is asserted that Gen.
Manuel Quesada is not member Of the Executive Com
mttee having renquished all pretensons to leadership
The Cuban capitalists who have heretofore supported
ouesada have now fused with those known as the Al
dana party, under the lead OF Commissioner Aguher
All the Cuban societies are included In the new orga
ton only limited number OF unnhuental persons hol
ing aloof The Cubans greatly encouraged W recent
advices received by mail from Havana In when IL ls
shown that the Spaniards especially those nor III le
ranks, wearying of the contest ana mat TIE h'uI
gents are embroidered by frequent successes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-22
NETWORK, TUESDAY, AUGUST %, 1877.

g. 1871 according to the repOrts 6115 members
aud the net increase was 3,52 The total contributing
membership In the State II PAPA total during
the year. S6e 49, total relief granted 10 members and
their families, $74,7l2 -.
Tho Of $3.50 90 has been given toward establishing
the order in Germany and Switzerland where several
lodges have already been instituted The Special Com
missioner, John r. Morse, p g. NJ, appointed by the NJ
W. Grand Sire To introduce Odd Fellowship into the Ger
man Empire, returned in the steamship Russia on the
goth inst and WIZ be present at the session here tomo
row. He will have public reception at the Academy OF
Music Ncw-York City, on Wednesday evening, Aug. 80
when q magnificent display il expected. Many dstin-
gu shed ODD Feiows among them Past Grant Sire John
A. Kennedy, will participate in the ceremonies.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-22
WASHINGTON.
Tie NEW AMERICAN LOAN.

ITS GREAT SUGGESTIVE BONDS AT A PREMIUM.
LONDON, Monday. Aug 81, 1871.
The applications for the new five per cent
funded loan of the United States sent in from London
and the continent to Messrs Jay Cooke, hcCulloch q
Co.. the bankers Of the syndicate In advance OF the
opening Of the bank tomorrow, already amount to
nearly s2OoOOOOO than ouequarer OF the whole
amount allotted to Europe The bonds are active on tic
Stock Exchange at from II TO u premium.
SUBSCRIPTIONS IN THIS COUNTRY.
WASHINGTON, Monday, Aug. II, 1871.
The subscriptions TO the new loan received at the
Treasury to-day amount 10 s35oO in addition TO which
Messrs Jay Cooke Co. telegraph the following Farm
ers National OF Reading, Penn, 100000; First Ma
tlonal Bank OF Thornton, Ind $4,000; National Com
merce Bank OF Pittsburgh PENN s6OoO Second National
Bank Of Ironton Ohio 1900; First National Bank OF
West Killingy, Conn.,, $4,000; Lee County Bank OF
Dixon ILL., $4,000; Second National Bank of springfield,
Ohio 10000; First National Bank OF Lawrenceburg,
Ind $4,000 Second National Bank of baltimore s36c0O
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-22
MORE WORK FOR MR.. BERGH.

To me EditOr OF the ITtOHHt'
S,p. WHY does not Mr.. Bergh bestow lit
,io 90 Ma attention ON policemen who abuse horses
Almost any day. between Chambers and Liberty-sts In
broadway, some careless driver may be seen who has
driven his horses ont Of ne and instead OF Furnishing
the man the poor, unonending horse9 IIc npnSSL pg
bea must he AS hard as the metal Of which his star
made.
Netr York Aug II, ISL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-22
ACTION
To the EdttOr Of The Tribune.

To the EdttOr Of The Tribune.
SIR, As the time approaches for holding
meetings to consderthe management Of the city finances
by the Ring i becomes all to devise means OF action
solid actOn-for speeches, ever so pointed Will do
little good Tho banks OF this city pay taxes ON about
s9OOOOOOO They are by the Clearing House machinery
sort or close corporation and can act az one
power. The citizens meeting should, by resolution,
invite the banks as body TO appoint Committee AMI
furnish less than two experts accountants TO act 10
CONJUNCTION with any organization instituted by the
meeting Situated as the savings banks are, they, too
Should take some similar action, for their very existence
hangs on the honest administration OF our city finances
Neg York Aug. 49, 1871, - --sf A BANKER.
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THE ARGENTINE CONFEDERATION

OPEhlSG or CONGREss-MEsSAGE OF THE PRFsI-
DKNT-IHE LATE EPIDEMIC-OPENING OF
Ilik PROVINCIAL LEGISLATURE or BUENOS
AYREs-MEssAGE OF THE GOVERNOR.
BUENOs AYREs, July H.-There are three
legislative bodies in session in this cythe Federal
Congress- the Convention for Amending the Constitution
and the Legislature Of the Province OF BuenOs Ayres
president SarmentO in his message Congress on the
"a ns geiexSs1 VI eaasderaRle length W the eDdcaie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-22
ALL QUIET IN oGDEYsBURG.

OGpENsBURG, Aug. 21.-The force Of special
policemen, numbering nearly 100, was dismissed this
norpine: the city again quiet The Baron De Camin
issued card this morning. stating that as the right OF
free speech had indicated and the city was Incur
ring heavy expense in protecting IT, he should not adj
dress an audience here again. The Roman Catholic cler
eyInen at service yesterday severely denounced al
rfotous
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-22
ARREST OF A PROMINENT CITIZEN.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug 2l.-E. U. WaKeman,
IN ola Coliforniar and veteran Of the Mexican war; and
1I, connected has been arrested by special detec-
tive from Washington on a charge OF forging the III
dorsemrmt Of soldiers bounty warrant. He has made
"A written confession vi his guilt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-22
ANOTHER E1rGIrIvE CONVICT ARRESTED.

ANVIHEK NV-' WI +h'FIF@~
James Thompson, one of the convlcts VINO
recently escaped from Sing Sing. was arrested by De-
tectve Finn of the Fourth Precinct, last evening IN
Chathamst. dispatch from Sing Sing states that
Bernard Wiley who now lies in Hackensack jan serl-
ously wounded, will probably die, ana that no auu
tional arrests have been made
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-22

LONDON MOnday Aug. IT. l87l
A number of prominent men connected with
the Government Of the Republic of Liberia have sailed
for the United States upon important business.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-22
BAVARIA.

MUNICH, Monday, Aug. a. 1911.
A new Ministry has been formed, with Heg-
uenberg as President
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-06-07

HSya THIS is THE SEASON OF THE YEAR
~ when the system should be thoroughly purged
of she humors which create disease. There is no
pnygative cathartc so mild and eff1cacious as
HELMBOLD'S GRAPE PILLS, causing neither
nausea or gripping painsas is the case with the ord
nary cheap patent pills of the day-most OF which
prepared by inexperienced persons. After thor
oughly purging the system use HELMBOLDS EX-
TRACT TSARSAPARILLA the Great Purier, and they
will insure new life, new blood, and renewed vgor
Try them. So wthsTw
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-06-07

tuted authorities of his Church, and to make a
little sensation. And when there addition
ally arrived to him the allurement of q formal
episcopal prohibition to preach in the pulpit
in which Mr.. Cheney had invited him to
preach the temptation became irresistible.
Accordingly he preached, or as some
slave to grammatical analogy has insisted that
we should rather put it, he 'praught." He
told his hearers that the Church had 80 busi-
ness to constrain ''the individual conscience"
of any one of its clergymen illuminated by
the word of God, and the liberty of the
Christian in his relations to the Lord; he
violently intimated that Bishop Whitehouse
was CAN'T Christ" and that accommodation
from the Episcopal Church was about the best
stroke of luck that could befall one of its
clergymen.
Now all this may be true. At least it is
not the business of a secular journal to dis
cuss its truth. But why, then, upon the
showing of Mr.. Tying, Junior, does he not
leave the ministry of Church for which he
entertsins such a contempt, and which has
intimated to the person whose cause he is
pleading against it its entire willingness to
part with him? 1t is certain that neither the
Episcopal Church nor any other Church
allows to its clergymen perfect 'liberty of
conscience, but limits that libery by demand
ing of them while they are in its ministry
their adhesion to its doctrines and their con-
formity with its rites and usages When a
clergyman finds that his conscience will not
permit him to inculcate its doctrines or ad-
minister its rites, the plain and,honest course
for him is to leave it. The dishonest course
is to remain and take its wages while refus-
ing to do its work. And the contemplate
course is to seize every chance to attack it
from within, and continually to brandish the
red flag of theological radicalism for the ex-
press purpose of eliciting the papal or infu-
rating the episcopal bull.