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New-York tribune., 1872-09-27

House Of Representatives, aud ChsIrtnhh " ,,an @
Committee on Ways and Means fcr HE tu mn" w.
enee in securing the passage OF o Dill DI hn ,n
the Interest Of the Greenvle Railroad company, ~
received $4,000 for similar tralot3p' s sian oI
was generally Understood that during the ast ts
the legislature ne cleared from $4,000 tD s0OoL I
Rlipper went TO Charleston az te .e Vi tne ~ ne
deposited in o bank at time $+QoOO ana so nav o Pao
y6nslv Deposited considerable sums. lie pa9 oe w,o
honor and cigar bill alone OF 81 900 TO Uhlssa S,SVos
senafor Frederick A. SAWYER duo much OF the cor
rnntton that has prevailed among the c0Oreu
of the Legislature Most OF these were lsh0,an. euy
of them were iedhands the great maloruy MeiS % uu
ahc 10 read or write aud totally unacqulneu Win tuc
modes OF h gsatiOn. Nothing was easier tnen " pVyo
their votes Tor an act which would put hundreds OF hon
sands m dollars in the pockets Of those Tor whose Dehet
was passed This at a comparatively ulIng ouna5i
the larger amounts being paid 10 white men wuo nau
controi OF the bill and 20 Gov Scott VINO sleneu ~
Generally however, the Governor was more OF ieSs IN
terested In any bill the object of which was State
nlunder The colored men wcse apt scholars however
and IL was not long before number OF them began 10
demand and obtain good price Tor thelr votes
on all bills where plunder was intended OF
suspectcd Things have now come 10 such a pass that
gOuethin must be done all semblanoe OF government
will disappear The Coored voters comprising majority
OF those In State, fully alive To the neces-
sty for thorough reform in the state government
This was clear from the overthrow OF Scott farker anu
the remainder OF the state officers Except Cardoza VINO
believed TO be honesD at the last nominating IOh
ventlOn $500.
Col Delany was asked what guarantee Gen. Moses
and the other nominees would give that, II elected they
would not emulate Gov Scott In stealing. lie replied tnat
first there would not be much 70 STEAL the credit OF tue
State being at the lowest ebb and, secondly the Legs
lature would not pass such teving bits as nave JUS
graced that body former years The resources OF the
State were ample TO meet its obligations under GOV
ernment decenty administered ana he believed hat the
credit Of South Carolina would yet be made good.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-27
TICKET SPECULATORS.
20 IA, Edftor of The Tribune.

To The Editor of The Tribune
SIR: | appeal to you to take up the cuusc'9
against one OF the annoyances under whicn VIC i"D "
New-York-and which, while not riyane the horroia u
Lunatic Asylums OF emigrant vessels YET eons''u
one of those petty nusances the sum OF which aAo w
a good deal of human misery. allude 10 tue uoNoV
speeuation business year two ago. we had great
hl,o ortcrv about this matter and the leading mana
eers undertook 10 abolish It, believe there mas oeeh
some improyement In the theaters-notabiy In thoso
controlled by Mr.. DAILY and Mr. Booth. but Us 'ai do
operas and concerned our last sato s
than our first is simply impossible to secure reay
GOOD seas at these performances, they are AeV "
largely attended, except by procuring ucke's a' .o
hands OF some Of the tcketsharks. Now, no DOUBT
cp,t for manaeers 10 contend against these people
with entire success; but all events they need not DC
in league with then as most assuredly think tney arc
And by way Of proof of the truth Of this behe let me
cite two recen experiences of my own.
On Friday Sept 49, the first sale OF tickets for one OF
more OF the PattMaro concerts announced TO be-
gin At the appointed hour appeared at Stelnway han
and took my place about the tenth In the cue' Inc
individual next ahead Of appeared to be OF the gam
bling fraternity, and proceeded to purchase 10 tickets
each of the three concerts The oereu
him his choice OF seats in all parts OF the hail. and nnaly
he selected them running from one middle aisle 10 he
other came next and desired two seats on one OF the
middle asles 1 informed that there were nOnei
this, although had the agent oner the specator
other middleaisle seats, which he had refused. Oi
was compelled TO go to one OF the side aisles.
This morning the first sale Of single tickets Tor the
opera ed the Academy or Music AGAIN,
alter the fashion OF the early bird promptly on
the spot found that people ahead OF me obtained de-
srabe in the parquetto for performances other
than Mondays Now, the only previous authorized
sales had been for the whole season, this demonsrates
that the same seats should be procuraele for Monday
However, when got to the window aud appled Tor
tickets for Monday, was obliged to put up Win n inc
extreme the front the only ones 10 Do
had Now the only possible inference TO be drawn from
these that either the better tickets IN
the parquete had been sold TO spectators prior 10 ne
penlng or else that they reserved to be sod 10
them subsequently, and that 1t is not intended 10 prefer
the public In the order of their arrival at the teKet
window, as. OF course, ought TO be the case submit
that this Is an insult and "A swindle - - -,
In no other community in the Civilized worlu WOuiu
such nuisance this be submitted 10. In the capitals
of Europe except under very unusual one
can always get good seats day two DeiOse any per
formances. We however, submit with aOJeet patience
10 every imposition OF every sort Cannot the potent
voice OF TIE TRIBUNE be heard in the lana upon tIS
subiectf =, -
Heu. York, Sept. %, 1872.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-27
POLICE NOTES.

Tho t,,ollinp Of Francis Krese at No $40 Atlantic
ave Brooyu robbed Of cloIhing yesterday
Anton Wenkle, age 1s, of No 5S5 Broomo-st., was
slightly wounded 10 the gtt evening" BY shot from the revolver
Of Onicer o Keefe ntenled FOR mad dog
Mary 0. Lennis, age q, colored, was brutally
tt her restaurant No. lO9 West Twenty
srbst last evening By George Valentine, also eoored who
escaped.
Joseph Alton age II, of No 152 York-st, Brooklyn,
va ftv injured bg falling in Colcoui st. yeseniay.
W Ann e and r aaut dsught,r senoua, durr yester
dsy by the falling At Woughbs'e aud Scoenei
st. Brooklyn.
The iuauest was continued, yesterday, on the body
Of Eugene ssier ls ~ho died in the Workhoase oa BaekSes
ILad few houfs Commitment last SATURDAY Afternoon from
INJURIES 10 received falling down stairs ~ No. ~ aaAo
- While noIiested. the previous day Or "imam u Nel'
| testified that had been called TO the con
o Of hat been a committed TO the Horkl~so iof
months: that prohibits the transfer oil prisoners rom the
s u lapse fully eight hours after sentence that a. the con
dho Of oeease denadeI hospital treatment witness called the
Attention Of Comuouer Chanue anil Correction Brennan 10
the case that ordered deceased TO be sent 10 Tie
Wose Hospital dying when he len the
ob Tut coatra his breakfast and without as ahes
walled " the prlsonefs van
New-York tribune., 1872-09-27
TILE PuBLIC DOCKS.

At meeting of the Dock Commissioners yester-
dy permission given John Roach erend the ukhed between
Per Nos aud East River 100 feet under supervision Of the De-
rsrtnes Of Rurneers resolution adopted directing
le.fees OF Pier No g. North River, TO repair tie pier
without delay. report adopted from the Audit
ing Committee, recommending the payment Of 80 bills,
amounting to s27s3 pspy for Lumber granite cement and
other supplies communication received from committee Of e
Sir Walter asking the Of the large foa
Inc derrick the Department unoad the pedestal of th
now dah expected at Pier No 20 North
Anchor Line steamship Commissioner Wood stated
that The sue bronze already been landed upon the and
tb no cart this pedestal weighing together about ~
tom tIe re 10 me Central PARK liable
n Pret Agnew considered thst tie stane costly gift
h the city the the dernck should lie
granted of NJ WOOD vas ordered that the derrick
the and pedestal and land them upon feT No a.
North River from they will be eahei " the PaIk
New-York tribune., 1872-09-27
4 BANKRUPT STATE.

SOUTH CAROLINA UNDER CAHPET-BAG RULE-
MILLIONS or DOLLARS sTOLEN-ADMIsSIONs
OF A MEMBER OF TIE GRANT REPUBLICAN
STATE COMMITTEE.
Col NJ. X. DclaDy, a member OF the South
Carolina state Executive Committee, has come TO this
city Tor the purpose 81 raising $4,000 to aid in the cleo
ton Of Grant and WILSON, but especially OF the State
t,.e headed by Gen F. j. Moses, late Speaker Of the
south Carolina House Of Representatives. Col Delany
u very Intelligent cOored man, formerly on the stan OF
Gov Scott and claims that part Of his mission North is
10 assure the community that the nomination OF Moses
for Governor h calculated TO raise the credit Of the state
which been long the prey Of carpetbaggers Col
Deany was called upon Wednesday, at the Freedman's
Savings Bank in Beecker-st, by number of the
unfortunate holders Of South Carolina bonds, who
wished 10 learn from him what would be done
by Gen Moses aud the other for State offices
on hs ticket 70 improve the credit of the state. Among
Others who called reporter OF THE TRIBUNE,
although he aid not make his vocation known The
picture given OF the corruption in the legislature and
the theits by the State officers, led by Gov Scott fully
o0oborates all that has been heretofore asserted by
THE TRIBUSE.
Col Delany said that the State was able 20 pay it's
liabilities including the interest the various classes
Of bonds II the receipts from taxes and other sources
were not stolen outright The fortunes Of Gov Scott he
estimated at 100000 that Of State Treasurer Niles G.
Parker at g. $4,000 and others who operating with
including Land Commissioner Leslie and others Of
the State Ring at from $4,000 TO $4,000; and these
SUMS he claimed had been absolutely stolen from the
state by these men The school fund had been stolen
and schools closed In consequence The prisons
and the Penitentary were leased because there was
money forthcoming for their support. and all OF the
county and town officers and those Of the state officials
not in the Ring, had received no Iay for a year or
eighteen months past Secretary Of state CaTdOZa told
Col Delany that he had received pay for year past
and that he compelled 10 borrow money where with
70 pay his board. Nearly 100000 has been collected
for for the present fiscal year. and nearly the en-
tire has been stolen. Had this been properly
spped interest the bonds could have been PAID
Two years ago Col DeanY resigned from the stan Of
Gov. Scott lac did wish 20 10 be ia col
fusion with plundeFers There many In the Legls
iatuTe whose could any time be purchased the
price ranging from slOO 70 1900 although az much a.
t 900 had been paid ~ the vote and influence oi
Header either the House Of Representatives or the
senate One Of the most prominent IN this selling OF
setss hsior0en WhippeT, eeIoTed member VI the
New-York tribune., 1872-09-27

retebed fare, promscuons lodging, and at tho concom
tants which disgust persons of better cloumstances
iut the fact of tirir emigration should DO heSel upon
an tbe beginning of new life On their very passago TO
their new abode IL they cannot be taught the deoeneies
OF weto-dd station they should AT least he spared the
tempal ons of Righteousness ana iutcmperance and on
then arrival mere they should he guarded from criminal
associations and the right road with ygiant
care No better philanthropy, we are convinced pre-
sents itself at the present Oment than the organization
of Christian endeavor for the OF these newly arrived
citizens IL is they who m the prisons and the houses
Of prostitution and II Is they whose Ignorance and deg
radiation annually throw a large number OF votes into
greedy and mercenary market Eventually they or
their children make citizens OF average excellence. but
they would arrive at that standard great deal sooner
II 1t wasn't for the courses into which they led In
the early sta ges OF their American life.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-27

enbsr HE psney retiring nom the trades r De
sdoyci motion ths. each sd union N the orgAn
he soffs apprentice
hrr several sble and consideration ot the
oder thorough organization The Committee on he
Gne,sl ood reuorei in yor of oonbnaton Of the reports
~ he ogser, INTO a monthly trlie shee. A reoutOn
ia, members Of tho organ EOn be regaSd n dseoan
erance the r ofwo By one Hsn unes b IPr
Of this Unon and rate Of not less than Tune and h
the local Unions for the scnon
that spporoned into 81 dscs each ds
et D he teegste selected BY convention OF e
niop m saeh district and sucb n,ment TO e made
within r mouths previous the meeting Of the Oso
tie President; that the mileage Of saeh delegates anu h
per day each raid kem and that meeupgs OF
si sia thaIl be held biennalY adopted unanimously
New-York tribune., 1872-09-27
MuRpERoUs RIOT IN NEw-JERsEY.

new branch Eew-Jeey Central Railroad Patenburg
with gang negroes past The former paid Of
Saturday the village where they all became no
eaied aau then made upon the settlement sheh
burned and three Of the negroes killed The ssbts escaped to
the woods dispatch received n this city night from Pennington
siys
State AtiorneF Cbmberan states In relation % the riot At Patten
burgh HBted9n County sept r. that 20 notice was sent be
attorney Sherf until Monday and
Prosecuting the place The Sheriff
e arrested could be found
proof Some had len The State before the sbenn informed
offered and there Of the
srv Upon being Of the murders
oaebg reward Of 900 for the apprehension and
cor va, ,on Of al Of the mErdereu nov Al large.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-27
SHOCKING TRAGEDY IN JERSEY CITY.


At late hour last night dispatch was re-
ceved at the police headquarters in Jersey city satng
that man had cut his throat after killing bis WIFE, al
his residense Jersey City Heights Michael Gehilhe'
German laborer, residing in New-forKaVe. near
Franklin-st., assaulted his wife with large
butcher knife, inficting wounds which resulteu
in immediate death After this he cut his own throat
and when police arrived the woman was iounu a.
in one room and the in the other GehOIng anu d
wife had not been amcable terms ior years Pise,% % %
he was well known TO the police as desperdto io ha
Though he was not known TO be an lnteu }ra
was characterized vicious one ana hau po0n ii
ouently locked up on charges OF assault -. l.,
Al the time of the murder there were SIX VVaIuols ~
the bouse The deceased had four chlldreh-tnIee so
and a daughter Two married. ana the otners httu
M home Though there were seVeral persons III tns
honse when the tragedy occurred II was not witnessed
nv anv one IL was evident that the woman Dad
been Stabbed with two knives, Whlch were Iounu
in the room where the man was lying
One was abOut length, and the other 16 inches
Tbe woman had been stabbed through the heart with
the larger be wound Inflicted being ut least six inches
in deph Another stab beneath the cOarDOne was dis
covered and large cash the back OF her head when
might have inflicted by knife might have been
caused by a violent fall against door or door-pOst
supposed that Gehrng went INTO the Kitchen after
cutting his throat, large pool or blood was
found there He found lying in the same room with
his wife, with his under the table and his throat cut
from ear 10 ear The bodies lying IN the room al
hour last night awaiting the arrival OF Coroner
ParsOe.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-27
RRooK1yy OIL FACTORY BURNED.

The Wallabout Oil Works of Stephen Jenny &
Son At the foot Russ Brook a. Ere yesterday
By the explosion gas leak o the stills The SOsoy
beE bungs quickly developed in fame and spontaneous vas
tn. combustion engineer Henry Van sden and assistant
Owen Kelly probably fatally burned before they could into
the street The engines from the Western Dis
t,t wore called upon during the entire day poured
the saodHg baiBgs, which sy
escaped the name The building containing the main u'
ssy Of oil ami agAtor totally
droved There which
the great people which had been attracted the dense Of
estimates its o 1000, and bts
900 in the Wamsbgh City aud Ande Insurance Com
terribly burned about the
bead and mbs their residences 10 Eonb F
New-York tribune., 1872-09-27
pLYNoUTH CHURCH ANNIVERSARY.

series of exercises commemorative OK the
twelty-ffth anniversary Of Plymouth Church Brook
yn will be held during the second week Of october
There will be prayer meeting, conducted by the Rev
e. W. Beecher each morning, while the celebration con
tinues and at p. Tuesday Oct s, there viii be
gathering Of the 2O members connected with the three
Sunday ay-schOols Of the church In the evening oI inc
same day there VIII be reunion OF all the present and
past officers OF the schools, and the next day similar
reunion will Of all persons who are or have been
members of the church general and historical meet
ing will be held on Thursday evening, and addresses
will be made by the Rev. Messrs. BeecheT, X. stOrTs
aul W. j. BuddingtOn. Mr.. Beechcr VIII also preside
over a final meeting the following evening, when the
holy Communion will be administered.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-27
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
THE TRIAL OF THE RING ooNsprRAToRs


The announcement that the trial of VIM. M.
Tweed would begin the session OF the Court of Oyer
and Terminer, before Judge Brady, published exelu
sivey in THE TRIBUNE yesterday, was received with ex
pressions OF general satisfaction The fact that The Times
since its political combination with the Tweed Ring, has
pc rsised in suppressing all OF his arrest his sub
sequent fight and conceament In this city for several
days. and this final notice Of arraignment by Gen. Bar
low, all of which THE TRIBUNE alone impartally and
fully reported commented upon as singular Illus
traons Of the subodnation Of the newspaper TO the
political organ, and proof OF the completely OF Ihe
Times with the Ring thieves to carry New-iork CITY
An important motion will be made by District-Attor-
ney Garvin the Court of General Sessions, before Re
corder Hackett Judge Bedford 10 remove all the
cases against Tweed and the rest to the Court OF oyer
and Terminer for trial. The session OF the Court VIII
begin on October and Judge John r. Brady Is to hold
IT, The order which the will be tried has not
yet settled it is supposed that Mayor Han VIII
have the precedence.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-27
GRIMES AND cAsuALr1Es-BY TELEGRAPH.

The store of stephen l.. Greeley of Gilmar-
ton n H. burne yesterday The loss S5Do 10 Insurance
IL Is suppoei the Gre caused by an LEGENDARY
A fire at jefferson Texas has destroyed a
number Of frame burgs the part OF Daas 81 ana me
uest de " Marshast The loss s3oOOOi insurance. $Oo
. State Auditor Graham OF Louisiana Is again
nv order Of the Eighth District Court the Court having
decided hat the pardon to Graham UNCONSTITUTIONAL
Second Lieut.. Charles Jordan of the 10th
Tnfn reeeuty sentenced 10 he dsmGe from the service and
10 be- mpone for year for the embezleht Government
money while acting quarermae at Jackson Miss H- DeeA 'e1' '"
the Dry Iortusas
Judge Deyens in a trial at Boston, yesterday,
for refng 70 rs the Old Colony Sunday railroad train
teI m. ary 90 reader a verdict the defendant SBauus X
Weheer not appearing ihat be was ds of puF-
poses Of necessity mercy.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-27
pARGE WRECKED NEAR BUFFALO.

BUFFALO, Sept. 26.-The old barge Iron CITY win
eargo Of oil rom Cleveland this city underei and sunk last night
near Sturgeon Bay miles from here As she bad no small boat II
supposed that Der captain Richard C. Cunning Of this city one woman
and four men, drowned The barge in tow u the tug he
d when near Point line parted Neither the tug nor barge
having small boat was impossible on aeeennt OF me ult 70
t another line Buffalo, s1pposng ht t
farae wou anchor the latter found otaI
wreck he cargo vessel valued $4,000 and we're insured
New-York tribune., 1872-09-27
CRICKET AT BOSTON.

Boston, Sept. 26.-The cricket match between the
twelve gentleman players England and twenty-five Of Boston and VI
eny ball grounds today and although the weather
morning owe the afternoon was fine aud some admirable
play witnessed crowd Of spectators large The Twenty
two went m to the bat ST. when the Bnghhmen followed
and lad barely tied them when wicket fell Grace making 70 the
highest In the second innings OF the TWENTY-FIVE they
made Engsmen to the wlcke and Shen
stup they had e. with the loss OF az Of 1
men including caught ser making I've No further
PLAY place Boson the LughDen leave ior Quebec 10
the way hem.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-27
TILE LITE RESERVATION.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 26.-Gov McCook of Colorado,
ih, Hon Lang Maine and Gen Jha heDOaa Of Tie Missouri
Commoners appointed behalf Of the Government to negotiate
Tea,T Ute Indians have returned from their mission ami sub
d their report Secretary Of the Interior They state that
VI Improper influences which bal been brought to
bear on Indians they Al present indsposei 70 Vaeae
Of their reservation IN COLORADO Cuti
the express the belief that In short time they will
e Government and that the valuable mineral
lands will thus be opened 70 peaceae
occupation The Commissioner recommend also
that induce the pnhcp chiefs Of The Vanous os
to Wait WAsbngto during the coming Pail or Winter.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-27
MINOR EVENTS.
CoNGREss NOMINATIONs.

IUNGKEoS NOMINAIIUN0'
ROCHESTER, Sept. 26.--The Republican Con-
venton Of the XXVIIIth District to-day nominated the
Hon. Freeman Clark for reelection TO congress ny
aceamatOn.
MONTGOMERY. Ala. Sept 26-The Democrats and
Liberals of this District nominated Oates Democra lor
Congress
PoUGHKEEPsIE, n. Y, Sept. 26.-The Libe-
rails and Democrats of Dutchess County, today made
the following nominations for Assembly; lst DstIleb
lanes Mackin; lid District, Jacob b. Carpenter
New-York tribune., 1872-09-27
ILLINOIS LIBERALS.
SENATOR

LARGE ASSEMBLAGE GREEIs sENAIOh
TRUMBULL AT HILLSBORO.
TBY TELEGRAPH TO THB TRIBUHB]
CHICAGO, Sept Ex-senator Trumbuil had
very large and intelligent audience. to-day at Hlsboro
Delegations were present from all the surrounding
towns The meeting at the fair grounds was preceded by
recepton at the chief hotel where thousands thronged
to congratulate the Senator This evening large meet
ing was addressed by local speakers and an imposing
torchl ght procession closed the proceedings
New-York tribune., 1872-09-27
AN EyTRAoRDNARy Suicide.

Henry Bremen, Norwegian, and a jeweler
by trade blew his brains with pistol in the read
ng-room OF the Young Mems Christian Association at
Newark n j., yesterday morning. lie had been sitting
in the room reading Philosophy Of the Plan OF Saliva
ton" before he committed the deed Bremer about
80 years OF age and is supposed have been alone In
this country. Those who knew him considered that be
was always little eccentric.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-27
CHECKING CRIME IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO Sept. 26.-Avery large meeting composed
elias. citizens held At the Board Of Trade this
evening consideration the prevalence Of crime in the city,
and remedy Juig, Goosn resded Speeches
made Dr. N s. DAVIS the Rev Dr. Ntdge and others who took
the groud that the prolific Of all kinds the
liquors. and demanded that the laws regulating the sale OF
should be strictly enforced especially the law prohibiting the
liquors Sunday Resolutions embofyDg the sentiments
pressed BY the pesier and appointing committee TO lay the subject
other officials them the NECESSITY Of
prompt action for the enforcement Of the law adopted unAn
mouslJ and with great enthusiasm.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-27
CUNNING YOUNG THIEVES.

Joseph SprouIes, age 10, and James DiII0n age II,
aysd in this city from Chicago last evening and arrested while
leaving the train htIg. Of stealing so from Don' father
who IL rlrosd smpoy6 Chicago Bat little than dollar
foupd in eir pce,ou theY taken the
Forwarded 10 their home In charge Of
In placing them In ests the de-
tecve gasped Of the lads BY the arm where he de
be roll Of bank notes
On Further search showed that The III
Tie seamps ifs different parts Of their sieis and rev
They therefore returned cell Al HesdqiaTs h0 he
Cbiesgo police we're iniorned
lfer osAss bseai Eas. 80 Bkooad PsstI