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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-22
UNCLE" JOHN HARPER COMING NORTH.
LEXINGTON, KY.

LEXINGTON, KY, May 81, 1872
John Harper left here this morning for Long
Branch, with his horses Longfelow and Lyttlcton,
Platina and the Endorser flly, dam Nantura.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-22

fust Hedt.-The horses had a very good start for
such number OF horses, and went around the turn
James II. Coleman third, Tom Keller fourth, Daunt.
less NTH, Honest Dutchman sixth, Frank Palmer
seventh, and Judge Scott eighth. As they passed
the quarter pole Daniel Boone still held the lead,
Tom Keller second, James H. Coleman third, the
others as before. Going around the lower turn
Honest Dutchman trotted around the other horses
alId showed IN front at the halfmie pole, Daniel
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-12-18

er9iebiscS ausSei6net, babeu tn eisIem
Sabre aud nur e%ini9ermafcn Gem Ses
Sebr Ncdnun1 Srtragcn. Nahesm man
nod Spr einisen e}abrcn eincn ausaez
wadlenen Salen fir 20 bis 25 Sor. fans
fen fpnrt tie, ;ablt MAI JrBt fir eircn lpls
den 1. 3blr. 10 big 20 Sar. Gin 9lcb
wurre neulid bier einaefiibrt, ppn mel
dem ras pfuno hem 8dufer 10 SSr. s.s
tpitei bat. Gcn Gstblbntrn fab man
in rieier SaspsS aiipn faum cine Spur
auf rem Warfte.
Nuf rem 6ilamarft iInp srrar, aus,r
Ger 6r3cseit, nod an irrem Srsitas Die
Serldierencn 6iidarten rrr Mloisl Saar
unc Sdutr mehr pcer pcni8er pertreten,
leord III 10 un9eniigenrem &orratb, eas
rer &dufer, wsnn CT nidt lecr aus9ebsn
nil, cinen UNI 90 bis 80 Yrc,ent b5bes
rem preiS anissen muB, ais iriibcr. 81
niSe ccr "feineren Silharttn linp faf gang
lid perIdmunren. IS mn ries baupts
Ii6!ih DER Slubfarpfsn UNI ole Sa@fpz
rel!e.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-12-18
airbliAe Ilsuisksitsn.

elm Saantag, zen s. Del. sirsen in
Der Srlbmeic Die WitBlicper Ger maria
niihsn SOrelitdt in Der bieliaen ct.
Marirnfirde 9cmsiniam gum Slide res
Serrn. gm Nabmit.ase ,purre eurd,
Satsr Sautrr an rie Sinslinse u. Sung
fraucn cine seitsemdbe prsoist iiber pie
Yfi6ten Der Sinner Sesen ris Gltern ses
balten unc 20 Wdrden uno Ia &natsn
in bic Spralitit aufacnpmmen.
Die Srureitaft sdblt jeBt 100 Sing.
hinge uno $50 S%unsfrausn.
Mu6 in Ger 8atbsrrale empfinaen bic
irildsn Witslisper Ger Spralitit semeins
ibaftlib bic ). Communion uno trsas
ben iih Damn in corpore gum so Mir
bisen Sil@Of 5snnsiIey, i'm III sinsm
@atelfrIbfif, ea5 RE 0eieQl6aft bate
brrridten lailen, ei~n;ularen.
Die ct. Marienfirde in bieiieer
Start fol- einen neusn Wuttsrscttesa tar
aus Der Werfldtte Ger Serrn @sbr. s. u.
8. Sbr1rer aus Cincinnati Sbic, err
balten. Nah Gem Gn.wurie ~ urtbsilen,
miro rrrirlbe in Setreff peS Wsidmades
Dem curd bsfa9te Sirna auigsIsatm
5pdaltar ni6t i'm 0syinslttn naGfes
ben uno "a risie Ssrrcn fir ibre ti6tihe
Nrbeit befaunt iirp, 70 miro ii@ Die Sc
meince cicler nelrn 3ieyee ibrrs gcttess
bauieS riibmrn fbnnen.
Die eur6 Satsr S6srbrOflirs in her
lursmbur9cr anlterlung auf Slrctero,
DubuaurGo ga. patrrirte pfarre bead;
EhtiBt nd6ltes Subr cine neue Stride III
bauen. DaS 0ebiupc fol- in eptbiidcm
Styls crribtet weyren rnp rrci Sbifs
rbaltcn. Die Sreite Ger Sirbr it aui
AZ 0u6 unp Die 9dnse auf 81 8ue pbnc
@bpr berrbnet. DaS Gbor ieltlt erbGlt
cine 9dnSe ppn so 6ub. bel 20 SUP lid,
ter Sreite. llrter crm Gbor miro cine
Grppta bersrfeut.-a Die STRIDE fol- fd
Elm Gburm fir 3 0lpdcn anlebnrn, Al
belIen elmer Srite eie Sauffapelle unp sur
anpsrn he Ereppt nab rrr Gmpprbabns
Sgri6tet wirp. DaS 0,baure III auf
14.000 ob9rl6dgt nm bictet 8aum fir
WOO Grpa9isne unp 200 Sinner.
Der Vlab, ouf ben bic STRIDE ,u iieben
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-12-18

Sic Yarteisn TT hrr 9urrmbUrgcr
Staaocfammer.

@is uuisre gsirr @iIsu inr itrsi Yartsim in
her Stiusssammsr hes @rrbb' gu.smburss ser.
tyeten, wsl9s l6 bauptiG&li& parur@ tennsri6,
men, eaB bic cine srp6ere une bic srpbs @sbr.
belt ess Bellies rsprGisutirsnNs ist en- Der anat.
binssn Stsuang ess VanSeS fslbGlt bic chi ere
atsr gIass a~ufbietst cine annaberuns on Oeutl8
lamb ~ rrmSsli9m unp isItif brrsit wirs eas
qane, ibrsm siseuen Nugen ;a lisE, an zine
fremee Wadt gu %brin9en.
in ben s9abltu CUR aammsr, bic i'm Sauis
hes 9abrea sprssnpmmm wurssa, erli.t bic mi.
nOritStsfaeicn bic lrssuannte ,,Prerssenpartei"
cine i9mSbIi6e GieprIsss unS hos panp CAB
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-12-18
Gliab=sOtbrinssa.

San zen eur6 49, Yombareemsnt
sert6lten gebauren Ger Giant Stti&
INN biz auf ems, raS @rmeincebaus,
idmmtli6 pierer neu uno IN curbwsa
isbr freunrli6em Stile aufsetaut. Dir
arteitcn pbsn auf rer Gitarsls bpft mar
nd6iten CONNER pcuitdnpis gu bseneen.
Der plaB pirc, menn aud ni6t ais
@aHenpluB i'm ensersn Gimme ce5 @prz
tes, 10 rod ais behsn idenrer punft eis
ncs MISREPRESENTATION Straeensuses
ME Ger Giientabn ppn Ginger Screutuna
bleibsn.-als pisrte unp leste Gntl6Sois
sunsSrate fir Wrtiliar, Gntl6dcisun,
gen iinc leBtsrS ase450,0006rs. inSi,l5
anscfcmmrn unp 1T CAN'T bic 3ab!una
Ger &rieSaI6iccn tyIcri9i.
8ie aus Seienssim srityieben wirr.
1immt Ter cur& Gle 6rlcmduic csruriaGs
te Sharen INNER 9rEfcrc 1tmenlipnen
al. Nabpem 8aric1sln UNI 6adfriids
te eingeheimit iInc, MAIDEN Gle in unass
beurrn WenSen splbancenen Selomdule
lIb ltfr ole Sa0tfllitte her uup serit5ren
rteIeibcn ocliidnoie 10 ras tcrritS game
Saattiife fIr rus uGtite ,fabr perlcren
nm. Sn IruIenbeim murrsn beim Sar<
tpneldufnrbmcn Gle unteyirpiiden 9erite>
de msbrerer 9r6eeren Wiaulefamilien COON
einissn sman;is Sbieren) auiscsrabsn u.
nebcn Gem @Spbniig rerlelben iiber 200
Arpbere uno fleinere &artpfeln, in einsR
6aufen saIammengetrassn, sefunren.-
Gs iammelt allp ntht bios Ger Samfer
fir ZEN @inter ein. Die bisber pcn csun
SiB zines lanrwirtbIhaftli1en Sersins,
Qa9enau, aus9esansenen GaibiGlds
sc sur Sertil9ung Ger gefibrllben @Site,
BADEN ii6, ME es lbeint, entrpersr ais
unmtrflam, rcsr alS unausflbrbar ernie
len. 0erm.
WciBsnbarg, IL. Npo.-3m Inter
itiisun9 FER 9elegentli6 Der Sh!abtsn
Don @trtb uno @ei6snburs fSrperli9
bel6dristsn GiYilperIpnsu, bat Ger 5err
prdlirent res Inter liab bic Summs
SOn 1866 6ranfsn ansewieien. slu1
1T sur @erSituns Der rur9 sieie SdlaSs
ten SerurIa6tGn Wptiliarz uno Smmps
biliarlbaren abermalS Elm Grepit pom
392,774 Sranfsn crSHnet wprpsn, ,pelGe
Summe ipfprt an bic bis iest nod unbss
frirrist ssblisssnsn @smsinpsn au5bss
,ablt lrerren lpu.
McB, IL. Nos.-Soraelern Nbsne
urn IS llbr itiseen Der INN 5 llbr iisbsn
Minuten ron bier mad euremburs
a~bssfabrene 3us unp Der ppn 9ursm@
burg mad bier fabrsnpe Dug BET Waisis
ercS aufeinancer ; mebrsre Y~aiIasiere in
beicen 3asen crbisltsn SsrIssunssn.
StraSburg. If. Icp. Der Sau OCT
adt neuen S6iHbridsn iiter ben &bsin,
SOn reneu bsfauntIi9 Sier pom Saeen u.
sier pom gliab berseiteIt psrren, larei>
tet riiitis pOrpdrts. Sn Sdbnau, &beis
nau unp 0erfbeini 1T man nit esm auf>
bau Der Sridsnsetdupe am GliaIIer llfer
beldaftist, Die pontcns 81 rislsn prsi
Sriden, lcpie su Der bel Warfplsbeim,
linp nabesu lammtli6 abselieirrt (; Der
seiammte Sterbau 1T Slsi6falS Yprballs
zen. G6 feblt nur pas ginramnisn Ger
Gistre6sr CUR SefslisunS Der pontcnS,
msIde Arbrit i'm 9aufs pislr5 @iu;erS
rpllenpet wcrpen wirp.
Die &etrutsnausgsbung in gliaBe
9ctbrin9en bat Gil taft ni6~tsia8enees
Nslultat; trrB speicr SnbrsanSs, bic
allsSebpbes wurpen, wirc mil faum Gin
einsi9eS Hegiment bilem fSnnen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-12-18
Rbsin- unN Muftlsan.

Gralen CSreis Sitbural IA. 9&.-
Am Wlithpph cen 13. B., Mitta9sBcsen
A ubr, tra@ IN einem wcblbalnrsn
Sauernboule Ger 0emcinre G%rnseblSsz
lid Srusr aus, raS bel rcr Mai rer
eingelhcuerten 8rii6te 10 RAID uI ii6
srif, c0B srn crr rci@sn Grnete Eieiss
Sabres fait NibtS Serettst wrrpen Pnns
Ie. Orsi Stif 2inepisb unp ldmrtlis
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-12-18
WaBrea G9rgefI9l bes G9riten.

Der franS5fi6e Staatsroth, DARTS
NentY mar pas Muiter cincs mabrcn
ebriitsn, Der in alien 6iucn nah rcn
tteliten 0runcIdgm banrelte. Spn lei
ner Sapfcrtrit CAB er nod alS Sinslins
in rrei6i9jabrigen SrieNe Sereiie.
SGDn ranlalS mar or Gin Grit, Ger RE
Tcrlhriiten rer 1ebre Sclu zen Gc9cln
eer Belt ppr;ps. Oies Denies CT unter
aarerIn, ale CT etnit rurd cine &artel su
eiurm 3meifampf bcrausocforrert purre.
Gr CAB rem, rer ibm rolIclbe iibertrahte,
bic lebr peiie Mntpcrt : ,Wieiu Serr,
iprad er, id bin nr@ jung UNI babe aliO
nod feline 0c!caenbeit asbabt mid rurd,
Sapferfeit In cirism Srirge brrppTutbun
nno mir Gbre 81 crmertcnL i6 bin atcr
e1tl1lOlIen, es 81 tbun, lInc ceGiprarn
mill i'd meme 0liecer unp Sriitc in feis
asr S9ld9rrri Scslicycn. ncii, ib nil lie
pipsr Die = ince ce5 Sdterlanees iraren.
SD gebe alip picIes 8artcl aus @ebcrs
fam 9eAeu Sat- unp Zen 85nis, Ter cas-
SurIIirrn 10 lharf psrtpten bat, wisrer
;uriiG. Spbalc id aber ppn meinem
Oberftrn Sefgbl e,balte, mein Slut IL.
2etcn in elmer S6ladt fir cas- @cbl
ces S'terlanres gu wagen, 10 mcrre i6
Der 0efabr unp irlbit meincm Sppe nit
Srrucen entAe9en ellen" Dies mar pie
iptirri9e Nntpprt res nprtreHli6en
Nanncs. Oils Jpn absr iein @e0ncr
bod anAriff, 70 vcrtbripiste CT iih 70
s!lGIi9, rab er ibm cine Gunce beis
braGte, iroyauf CT ibu in irin 3elt
brinSen unp ralelbit psrbinren lieR.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-12-18

&alenecr fur lS13.-aas sanstartn
8alsnssr, ME bic srri@iscsusn @srbarSiSsu,
Der 9abrer ,,Siufeurs Spie" &c. liae 81 BADEN bel
6. II. eve 8. Grate. ,wiiarn Soma pas
Wain. gipp. 27-4sB.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-12-18
1000 Splars

ssssn Sissrbsit srlsr Glais ;a bergen ssiuSt.-
Maa wsnes f@ ~ssfiaiSt an bic Isnastion Sss
States um nSbsrr gusfmft.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-12-18

Sn Selgien 1T fiir;liG Gin Weiicrs
fhlf 9cridtliGen llrtbcils erfplat. Gin
Seluit =, Snn Smaelen, 1T prscn Ser:
lcBuns cs& 6au5rsGt5 su 100 SraneS
CITRATE Ycrnrtbeilt wprrcn. OerINIbe,
friiber Nedtsanpalt, pcrnabmL rap lein
frti1rrer 8rcunc, prpfelipr 9ltmcycr III
grlhel Elm pantriiil6cr pbilOIpph ron
einem SGla1anfnu betroTen mcrccn. y.
Cmaelrn Slnubte ieincm franftn 6reunCe
elten SrIu6 %atitatttn III ipltn persab
babel, cab CT Seiuit uno 6sru altmey-
erS um8ebn 81 zen Nuf9tfIIrtcn
aebprc. = Nl5 CT caber I'M 3ulaI@
lung su ieinrm 6reuner tnt. rnre CT All
9epielen, unc III ct feline Yittc NICER
bplte, rpn rem S6niegeripbn rr3 &ran.
Fen, einem Splirair, Oie ii6 trtanntli6
eirlib pcrpfibtrn, bic 3ulalunN zines
prieitirs ;u einsm i1mer &rnnten cuyd,z
aus su Serbineer) gum Sauic b~inausSes
fto6el unp nod casu, c6 ideint un9laubs
lid, pe8en 6aueredtspcylcsung Yrrfiast.
Der 8eri6t6bpf urtbsiltc, mas nod u,ts
slaubli1er erIbeint, mic chen anAc9eten.
IS mar 9cnu9, rae Nep. van Smaelen
Seluit it, um ibm i'm san;cn fotbpliI4en
sance cine Srrurtbeiluns su;u;iebsn,
weil Elm SOlicoir i'm pertlaste. 0teY.
pan Smaslen Bat natiirIi1 appeQirt.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-19
mcned FOR this morning, ano also the inspector wne


Mr.. TILLorsoN first hesrl OF this investi-
CATION determined 10 give any Information pos
sessed willingly, panui as IL is 20 make public
exposure OF my own name aud others.
senator BAYARD-Ihe evldel zee gwen by the Wit
ness Is given frankly and without any compul-
slon: y doubtful II others will be as frank. lie
mas proven clear case OF fraud and eXtorIi0n. We
cannot Try the inspectors, ana they Will not give
lnelr evidence willingly under the influence OF the
oustom House irowns, which have attended this III
vesligaton all through
senator HowE-l do not oelleys that the testimony
,s true as applyingt to the mefcnauts or New York,
from My knowledge OF the men whom have been
n the hlDr Of aAs0cating WITH If one case of de-
nnquency IA proved We must nave the name OF the
ueilnquent ana am surprised L.iat there should be
any attempt " hlnder us nom producing the in
spectors.
Senator BAYARD-we are not here to try the
custom House Onlcias. We are here 10 inQnire into
a system. The criminals must be Induced by those
who appointed them II this is not done the matter
must be held up Tor public conde nnation.
Senator HOwE-The proper way to condemn the
system Is to prouuce the men VINO have committed
Senator CAssERLY-If the inspectors are sum-
moned mere tomorrow morning lL Will have the
eject OF keeping other merchants like Mr. TilotsOn
back and thus closing the doors ol evidence No.
thing should be done TO stne the investigation.
Y. ITO the witness,-What Is the name or your
A motion was then made that the Collector should
be summoned to sppear this morning with the
name OF the inspector VINO unloaded The CITY OF
Washington containing the WIRE. Carried.
senator HOWE 10 witness-has the Inspector
who received your brlbe 'oeen In your stOreY A.
Yes; he came for Ills $25; re used 10 pay the lasE
man who called; he did not fubl his contract; the
name OF my boOkxeeper VINO made my payments of
this KIND is W. H. Elder: 1t Is the general opinion IN
the city OF New YORK that the general order busi-
ness bears very severely upon the merchants.
Senator BAYARD-What Is your opinion Of the
willingness OF the merchants OF New York to testify
to the Gus ON House aousesi A. They would be
averse to IT. my own eelin Is one OF regret that
had to mention the names OF individuals VINO may
get into trouble On account Of what | have said;
II mad seen the course the inquiry should take
would have been very reluctant TO testify; tho
same feeling would be shared BY my brother mer-
chants; my impression Is that there Is q cOmDina-
lion between the Custom House Oiicials to DrnG
goods into general order, and, means OF preser-
Vation, TOOK measures 70 prevent their dong So
z. How many merchants nave you known to brlbe
before you ddY A. Have known several; cannot
give any names: 1t Is several years since COM
menced importing: knew II was a practice of
the merchants to give bribes but cannot recolect
names.
The witness was examiner at great length, and at
the conclusion OF his testimony the inquiry was
adjourned until THIS mOrnIng.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-19
4 WEsTCHEsTER MYSTERY.

startling DeveIopmc nts mt ~. Johns College,
Fordhs n-FeeIina tor q Students Heart ia
the Observation-Disclosures Believed Ia BE The
Officer.
All unusual degree OF excitement at present ex.
lists at ST. Johns College, Fordnam, Westminster
county, owing to the alleged circumstance that re-
peated attempts have been made by unknown Indi-
Louis, named Benolt. II seems That about two
weeks ago Benoit was awakened from his slumbers
by cold hand inserted under the bed clothing, and
CROPPING cautiously over his cnest az though to find
out the precise location OF his heart Through tile
dim moonlight the student distinctly heheid the
figure OF a man standing 10y ms bedside and, AZ
once graphing with the intruder, he shouted Justify
Tor istance; but the unknown being possessed or
superior muscular ability, hurled Benot back upon
the bed ana succeeded in making his escape IL Is
asserted that next morning long, sharp pointed
Knle or sIlletto was found near the bed occupied
by the student.
, Between one and two o. clock yesterday morning
tne student was again aroused by the movements
VI strange man at MS bedside. On his raising an
s.a,m however, the mysterious visitor rushed out
vi lne room. In mis- night from the building ne was
m ne Stranger and at once shouted for assistance.
lug .uespefauo, having threatened 10 shoot the
ma'Yhipah uuess he renqulShed DIS nOld,
nreu ms pistol, and then Ivy powerful
sn n nIoke away from hls custodian. The watch.
nlan was hob Injured. il IL SAID that an attempt
was made 10 take Benoit's lite while he was stay
my W me run Avenue Hotel last autumn. No
noIve can De ASSIGNED for the intended sacrlice or
LIE stuueht III ~ not little singular that the
Ihrty'second subprecinct police gtafioDed az IRE
mont, not more tnan mile rom ~ Jonn,s College
were entirely ignorant OF the altemoted assasslia
uoD yesterday si,eTnooLs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-19
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

WAeHINGTCN, Jan. u, 1872.
The SPEAKER owing TO the extreme illness OF of his
Speaker TN,
large number of pension bills reported from the
Committee on Invalid Pensions ana passed
Mr. GARFIELD, rep) of Ohio opposed of these bills
which allowed widow who has been drawing
pension Tor nineteen years TO receive fourteen years.
back pension on the principle OF the bin passed
death or discharge of the Solder Mr. Garfield said that
that S although s on apRyng to % Of the late
and he commented upon the natsnton OF the House 10
The bin was passed by vote Of 100 to s.
mr. Bn"Sss GEN. Of New York presented memorial
George opdyke Vice President setting forth the
ado, AND praying Congress to
aqS The oe1
sons legislative duty OF forty per cent Z Increased prac
per TO as before .S ss" war ano to twenty
LIQUOR. rsc,iasrs for aouso
aon OF al taxes imposed upon Them whereby they reason
al the of Friends their
leu the SWORD. Resrred to hs Committee Foreign
?S. s ,s.
s OF ssw or ss BE- relieved from
IRON @ FL IT.. sS o s to 9o
Inspection under The STEAMBOAT act Referred. '
. THE POSTAL APPROPRIATION.
prorration., reported the Post Once Appropriation BIZ,
5 hr s or stamped Tne
except printed request to the letter TO the writer
The ema for steamship service $500O00 for China
mail xl60000 for the Brazilian mail and &750 for the
Sandwich Island service.
PENSION APPROPRIATION.
c a. ne %Ss
wa: made the special order for Thursday next. >.
reas the COMMITTEES Pnns ascertain a1a report
the amount of money paid to the propetors of the Gio Tor
the last ten years tor the printing ana advertising Of The
two houses. Adopted.
BRAxTON, OF VIRGINIA.
The Virginia contested election of Mckenzie against
Braxton called up and the report that BraYon
titled 10 his seat adopted
Tie House then, at two O'Clock, adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-19
CEURCHING OF mn. HEPWOR TIL.

Interesting Service nj Plymouth Church-rhe
Rev. George ii. Hcpwerth as n ConxrcEa-
tioDal acknowledgements, OF His Minis.
try by Drs. Buddington. scudder and Mr..
Beechcr.
very Interesting service was held in Plymouth
church, Brooklyn last evening. The occasion was
the holding Of q conference OF the represen-
tatlves OF the Congregational churches OF
New York. Brooklyn aud its vicinity, and
that when gave 1t special interest was the recep-
ton into the church, and the Offering of the spirit of
fraternity towards The Rev. George Ii. Hepworth
The initiation Of Mr.. Hepworth after the usual
preliminaries, was proceeded with, the Rev.
Dr. Buddington presiding; There was large
views and experience 10 The congregation, which
were substantially the same as those published
III the HERALD on Monday week.
Dr. BuDDINGToN, IN q short address, bore testi
mony 10 the power oil Mr.. Hepworth's preaching,
as Witnessed by himself when ne sat by AIR. Hep
Judging from the immensely and character
or the audience he venured TO believe tnat, under
the blessing OF God, Mr.. Hcpworth had brilliantly
useful future before him.
Mr.. HENRY NJ. sToRRs then proposed the following
resolution which, 1t VIII be seem gives MIR. Hep
worth the largest ecclesiastical liberty all the
freedom that Christian minister could desire. The
resolution was seconded by the Rev. henry Ward
Beccher:-
,opsl churches IN New York, rrootyn ana vicinity,
lion from ,he Rev Georse Hep statement Of the
the results both spiritual and docirinal, TO which
thus far been brought. We Ind MIN standing
with ourselves In avowed acceptance of that historic
faith OF the church universal embodied IN the half
what lie known among the burial will confession We
aso believe i'm have heart such OF
the power OF Christ's Gospel will from
sins and redeem them TO the Christian nie For
these reasons gladly recognize him n
ster OF the Lord Jesus Christ 10 whom give
the hand Of cordial Fellowship. Meantime under
stand MIN In receiving this fellowship 10 have compromised
or embarrassed his future action tina, Church.
TO be gathered by his ministry In respect ecclesiastical
forms ceremonies "Where the Spirit the
Ia Liberty "Tbe blessed and of that Spirit
we humby aud earnestly invoke brother In that
great work ~ which must believe hn called
God.n
Mr.. BRrcHER in short general address as 10 the
work OF God IN the churches, said that MI. Hep
worth had drawn around him, by the force and
beauty OF his character, number of men, who did
not believe very much In religion, In churches, or
much, perhaps In anything, but they be-
lieved In Mr.. Hepworih. His influence they
were Wiling TO acknowledge, and by
that strong emotive nature sancuded as II was, by
strong religious faith, he believed MIR. Hepworlh
wouid not only build up church, but would lay The
foundation Tor generation OF churches.
Dr. SCUDDER delivered q short address, in which
similar views were expressed.
The meeting was brought 10 close about ten
O'Clock by prayer ana the singing Of the DoXology
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had reported bl that an at New
Mr. said he only all the abuses brought to
lslt the custom tiouse INVESTIGATION In New York lie
thu some dlLcu Tics In the OF civil service
but sad that he for had made his min q
give lar 'r'a and to vote tor Whatever might be-
NJ MoeroN, .repl Of !nsI do not desire tQaiscus.
ass a ua The senaor o s'DSsss . s
ssass Ssss:a rn' sr.s0. what stale. s
ment made the door Of the Senate, ns afternoon and
that fourth OF the entire revue OF the United States
annually lost IN the collection desire to ehaeDge that
Of the Board who make that ssatemen., but / sub
ana and ihs s sSaa 9cs Isy asys
cent Of the Ieveanes being lost that has
in that way under nj. % @
Mr. tDryscsl rspl OF W. called Mr. Morons attention
men, their authority. merely said tina.
STATED and quoted the :!semsn. merely mean. OF
N, MSarSsi knew thsi; Sa. they msa.on the state
tina! repressnta.ons made 10 them and embodied
:sss 'a; ss' b sSSss " ss9' p 'ss
cent : he HE ro S in q Il. ~oa G
state a doe. such gross Injustice . he admni'tTson
assa! the abuses Of The Cv Service believe 10 be The
s r.
wG5a: That our sv:.. e.. faults have Away:
4:
g. nave sa: h.. oS:ss sas ss ss nj
others n Ss % hs mot they
history Of the ey service Of the great Of
enormous belong 10 our own scysrhmen
In conclusion Mr.. Morton pointed out Mr. IrumbuIs
Ss s ns ss service differed from
Mr. EpMuNDs announced that Monday he would speak
rreS osioet son... until Monday
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CAPTURE OF BOLD RIVER THIEVES.

Early yesterday forenoon two river thieves landed
from small boat at the foot OF North Lighth street,
Williamsburg where a large quantity OF pig iron,
belonging 10 William Tultte, was awaiting trans
poraton. One Of the thieves presented pistol TO
the head or the watchmsn employed there, whilc
the other put on board the boat about SIX hundred
pounds OF the IRON. The thieves tnen IN nped on
board their boa and rOwed rapidly across tue river
On their departure the terrified Waterman notlned
Olcer5 Kelly ana Cleary, oil the tiith precinct OF
the audacous outrage, ana THESE officers crossed IN
Houston street ferryboaf IN pursuit or the thieves
and succeeded In catching tuem IN JUNK SHOP
near Stanton street, while tney were weighing the
iron. on being taken 20 the station house IN Fourth
street they gave the names OF James Merrick AMI
Joseph Cornell. aged respectively twenty.three
years. They Will have hearing before Justice
VOORHEES, this morning.