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TIFF JUDICIARY INVESTIGATION.

The Judiciary Committee of the Assembly
will begin its sessions the Fifth Avenue Hotel at
D. M to-day. The Committee representing inc bar Ar
soeaon will then present its case against certain nen-
he-s nj thu Judiciary including 1t is rumored judges
C,rdozo and Barnard who will be called upon to answer
10 the charge OF bribery The testimony taken VIII De
admitted the Assembly which mas the power Oh n-
prnclment: but only charges against Tue JUDGES i"r
naen.es committed during their present terms can Oe
pnoIi1 rbe sessIons of tie Committee Will he secret
mil n has developed the course Il intends 20 pursue,
and when that Is done 1t Is not unlikely that they may
l.p .de
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pASSFNGFRS ARPTED.

FROM BRRM Ma steamship ses-YOr. Pei abs 'te-.s,s
Pa Carlson LON. Beck Werg4sn. Mra Wer i,. Dasr
l.b,r, Mr aud Eiv Pohlst Max Myer q Hrs H. 80
La, Rfu Stern Chr schOfer fr Driagoa W Lo
c. Mss W BAtel Mis- IDA Ihie.ueef Mis- a st<s
meier sni Others 1.clai cabin arl seer -
From DREMES-In selmsAlB Main, Feb II e Mosie iiS
Mooger r. aud R EdW. Har AMI se, y" Nleuosf -
Io~enberg Zerb1u Freir W MasH Tho fe jose . -
Teensnu e. Isldor Hesse Robert meyer, AsA
Depn. md y the secord c3bn and ee
PROM LIVERPOOIn eams ip ldgh) FcO 8--Af ~ MA -
Bgtcsan. NJ .nd Mr. Gre hurst, w j. Bingham
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MP. HEPwogTu's NEW CHURCH.

Mr. HepwOrth, at the close OF ms sermon
Yesterday morning, in stcinway Ham, anhounccu '"'
go nod ,eep purrbssea on which the new church Of
the Dscples IA TO be built and he hoped 1t would DO
ready for use next Fall The spot selected is large
plot Of ground on the Of Fifth-aye and Ihir-
teenth-st The churchIs accommodate 1900 persons
the seats Will be on the plan 40 those at theatera
and in form the church will resemble tie tabernacle IN
T;rOnk VI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-19
. CONVICT RECAPTURED.

Roundsman Grant arrested, last evening,
Mcha.l Hurley alias John Raymond. who escaped from
az, srta pri.on AT sing sing about months Hur
lev had been convicted of grand larceny and sentenced
10 impr,onment for a years by Recorder Hackett He
escaped. and reward OF 800 had been offered for
hts rccapture Ho wac found ny the o"oSl IN tehe-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-19
OVERLAND FREIGHT sryT BY WAY OF THE
LSTIIMI ;.
TIE EE1fIER.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF TIE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, :

OPTICV OF TIVE CHIEF NIINAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON. Frb. ID q IL.
cyuODsis for tie DdSf trentv-fOHr hours.
The barometer has varied but little during
Saturday night and Sunday the entire country from
the Atlantic 10 the Pacific.
Threatening weather. with occasional light rain and
snow has been reported from Illinois 10 Pennsylvania
and Georgia hut clear weather prevailed In New En-
glan. and west OF tie Mississippi during sunday. .
There were Indications OF light disturbance IN the
Cuf of Mexico west OF Florida ia the afternoOn which
hive now entirely disappeared and almost perfect calm
prevails throughout the States Of the Rocky Noun
Light northeast winds prevail IN the Mississippi
valley only The barometer has fallen somewhat win
rain in L tab .
Probabilities
The barometer Will probably remain nearly uniform
on Monday; tho lowest pressure develop Ia The e&-
IRENE Nor hWest, with fresh winds ana threatening
weather on the upper lakes. -,
similar depression Will probably also prevail on me
South Atlantic coast light local winds prevail NJ most
stations with clear weather in the Middle and Eastern
sttr. Dangerous winds not anticipated for Mon
IL mnruIng.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-19
SERIOUS COLLISION AT SEA.

BosroN. Feb. 17-The steamer Saxon. bound
10 this port from Philadelphia came in collision with the
steamer Alliance from Salem 'or Newfork' at O'Clock
on Friday morning when OF Nauset Bay cape Coz. lne
u,nc mad her bows cut 10 the waters edge. and was
compelled to put into Hyannis HarDor last tNthlns
Tie saxon also had hole stove III her DOVE ou' eo
t.Iu,I ON her coursc and arrived here last night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-19
MAYOR HALLS TRIAL.

An agreement has been made by which the
trial of MAYOR Hall will DC postponed until the 2Cth inst
This has been done in consequence Of the engagement OF
Cble Judge DAILY in the Common Pleas. which VIII pre-
vent his sitting at this time. Nevertheless, Mayor Han
will appoar III General Sessions to-day and demand that
his rial proceed Judge DAILY will also DO present. ana
fine adjournment will be made formal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-19
DRIFT OF POLITICAL DISCUSSION.
FRIENDLY ADVICE TO MEssRs. CARPENTER AM
FERRY.

FRIENDLY ADVICE TO MESSRS. CARPENTER AND
FERRY.
From lie Toe % BlIt>
a declensiOn from genuine Republican prin-
Cipes il Feen IN the conservative positions OF senators
Carpenter then speeches against Mt
ner's Civil Rights amendment. senator Carpenter in
ms opposition to Mr. sumner almost carried u rack to
the days OF the Fugitive Slave Law and other Infamous
concessions Of the nation Ia the slave ogarchy His at
tempts 70 reproduce ne slur Of Rltu Choate on ne
spI Of past than with that of the Republican
IN tho same vein. dSnounciug Mr. Summers Civil
Rights bill ~ unconstitutional, and as utterly
needless. Mr.. Ferry says the Con.ttutl9n, an y,
the citizen. aud he scorns the idea Of defending his Ights
very finely But IL Ia designed cheat. delude and be-
tray lie men whose rights are IN as much peru as
though had no Constitution This IL no tine tGr Re
publcans 10 adopt the cdpIrap phrases OF The Demo-
cratic party. Il rather their duty oasser VIII proper
dignity and trnness the right OF the Ie1orai oVVer
states where the enemies OF the Government have the
power IN their own hands We protest against this de-
ceusion from Republican principles When the RepADl-
party shall forget Ia protect me rlghts ana hDer
of best supporters IL VIII become 10 iho sounu
ing brass or the tlkllus cyInOal.
THE RIGHT TO BOLT.
Tie Hartford CoUraRL .
The great political party Is organized broadly,
and upon few simple IDEAS In tbs country %ntrs
The majority governs, il man would he felt he must
take sides with one party or another ana very otsm ne
all things lie adheres to That which on tue MhOe pest
repf him, and which he has observed Ilere may
he times and small issues when the party seems to him
all wrong. But he is Justified IN staying with II us
general policy and tendency better than those " the
opposite party and II he thinks its lie IL valuable IL rs
his duty to for the publication OF his party, 10
crcise and labor TO keep up ts standard, THIS lac
does IN his church, II he Is member OF one L. he is
convinced that his party il going hxedy in the wrong
direction that 1t is corrupt and untrue to its own or any
good print pies i, his duty TO leave 1t and Join better
political organization, and sct up standard even
though IT'S followers shall he less than those David had
IN the hills Let him not act upon trivial surface
reasons Lit him I've steady 10 certain cardinal principles
III to-day the opposite party nominate for Office man
personn is agreeable 10 him. whom he prefers te his own
candidate what is he to dot There IL no doub what be
L. 10 II his candidate Is bad man, cOrr'pt
politician aud citizen he IL 10 defeat hIu II posi-
bic for only thus can party morality be maintained
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-19
MyRDRR IN CHELSEA, MASS.

BosToN, Feb. ia man named Bartholo-
was arrested % Chelsea to-day for the murder %
Mr. sorcr last night DIR. Sydney T. Yves. and hrs. Gu
bert were also arrested witnesses Of the homicide.
Bartholomew Is machinist, about 60 years % age and
wdOwcr. StOrcr 45 years OF age and leaves wife
and four children. He builder, worth consider
able property, and was respected IN the community.
West and the partners Ia manuih cturlnl
rncdicafed candy and the tragedy place thei4
rooms where Bartholomew and S0rer met, both, 10
said, being enanOred with Mrs. Gilbert.
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5pecla! Noiiees
Committee of seventy Chartc
n, Tuesday EVENING. FEBRUARY ~. at tho
COOPER ISSTl rUTk


COOPER INSTITUTE
T., ,A> Cl,ns and payers Of Ne1 York:
~ ,ye friends CITY Chsser proposed b, tie Connss
., s.,nt, have .yed holding Of e.I,
d, that there eIPr-oH Of popular u
h Charter The Committee therefore all ihos
Who an Pail 10 overthrow mune plnsder an
tain non partisan instrument which has been named pS
rnt victory
MEETING will b. hclt at COOPER INSTITUTE EVENING -
TUESDAY the roth all gool es-ns earnestly invited 70
attend BY order Of the Csnmiltee o SeStesI
Ninth AsSe ubly District Union Republican Assects.
tionegulsr monthly nesting s be he'll rails a. ies:ss
10 SINCLAIR TOgSkf. Pc>sssA
LEws X HARkKR Jas N. TowxsxND, IT,. Secretaries
Better than Mustard Plaster ssathe vita flannel sss -
RkhNBS PAltkILlIkG MAGIC Oh. --
Look Tor DUCoYGRs vgUr0RII BIISAMlC silAs.
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TIE PACIFIC RAILROAD BLOCKADE.
ARRIVAL OF EASTERN TRAINS At oGDEN-rHf
ROAD AGAIN BLOCKED Ar RAWLlNa.

ARRIVAL OF EASTERN TRAINS At OGDEN-THE
ROAD AGAIN BLOCKED Ar RAWLlNo'
SALT LAKE, Feb. 17.-Ihe trains from the
Ea,t 90 long b0cklded by at L-r'mie Plains ar
rived 1t Ogicn to-day. and tbs Afternoon the regular
and special trans tie Utah Central brought travellers
and mails seemingly without end. Tie experiences OF
the travellers d. FER bus ~ tIem drounce the man
agcment of the Union Pacific without snt saying there
VS. no c~cse for such long delay aul h1rd,u9s, and
that " b rensOnahle energy ard dcts 'n1o. on the
mart of officials VINO undo 'Jd tr hus ness the block
ge rO.ld have boc: "a ID passed. two wee X ago.
number threaten suit against the Company Tor dlinaScs
several arrived tO-uay. among thci some ia les Ut
te-y worn ont pro stlcd AMI slick from their trls
Con ord has lust arrived with nhyices hat the trains
oro cain sn0 y bound bot Xceu MCJclc bow aAd ht"
ns ana lookout TIcge I, no h0.c tie l.lsern-bo'h
tyJ,s &c tnc throu,h AZ present. Tnc trains PASSING
Tran.'cn tonight, westward, 1ust escape lAc NE"
blockade.
OVERLAND FREIGHT sFET BY WAY OF THE
ETIMI5.
SAN Francisco, Feb. 1.-THE steamship
Constitutions for Panama. ill be detained till Monday
next, and wiz carry the car-J of tea for Ncw-York
bf. -hf from CHM ~ IN steamship Japan, and NLlch
Was dee sued To 10 scut overland.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-19

90. The Jury in the br ach Of promise case Of Miss
Va Kf, sp,t Johnson u nurgh failed agree SATURDAY
5ut the Court ., f1ssd eis.blIls dc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-19

HARRISON -McCARTHY-oa TUESDAY Feb - At ~, re,ie"e.
John H HARRISON to Miss Mary Me- srhy. No card.
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hf1RRTHD.

snges TnkisA Baths Lexingtorsve cor 18Th IT. Geats-es
even ught Lsdies d,v tni evening Advantages a11AsA
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Removal.
Grower 4 BAKsR SEWING MACHINE Co
Have Removed to
-sC and -e3 BroadsGy. corner Of Tenth-st

lac Rxssxs P.rs Kn1rso m.orc Or wOrt, a eaar'
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SeIni.Weel<ly Sum, 50 n Year.
Of the same size and general character as
TIE WEEKLY, but with greater variety
OF miscellaneous reading, and furnishing the
news to its subscribers with great freshness,
because it comes twice week instead of
once only.
THE DAILY Sun, SO A YEAR.
pre-eninently readable newspaper with
the largest circulation in the world. Free.
independent and fearless in politics. All the
news from everywhere. Two cents q copy;
by mail Fifty Cents month, or six dol,
lars year,