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New-York tribune., 1872-04-12
TIE PROPOSED NEW WAREHOUSE SYSTEM.

The bill authorizing the construction of the
system OF piers and warehouses, advocated by The
TRIBUNE last Fall before the Senate, in Committee
Of the Whole, Oh Wednesday. The wharyes and ware
houses the connecting links between tho local and
foreign trade and these wharves and warehouses, as
well as the and days absolute necessity
both. Manual labor and horsepower are much more
expensive than steam when considered in reference
TO the speed Of movement and absence Of Injury 10
goods and tho problem of tho merchants has long been
to reduce the transportation much possible, and
substitute steam for manual labor and power Tho
railway freight depos and the warehouses should be
more intimately associated The great freight depot
st. JOhnssqare is only partial solution VI the trouble
I'm this direction, although 10 is decided improvements
Tue warehouses, general rule are at distance
from the wharves, thus compelling the repeated hand
ling OF the goods and their transportation 10 and fro
the warehouse The bill proposes To centralze the
houses tho wharves. and TO unite them by steam
railroad connecting with the several lines leading
the city. BY this means goods be transferred di-
rocty from the vessels intO through for Fran
cisco ur Chicago.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-12
TRIAL OF POLICE CAPTAINS.

Commissioners Manierre and Barr listened,
yesterday, to complaints against Capts Petty, Kennedy
washbufhe, Tynant, Chnchy Murphy, Byrnes, Petty,
Gunner, Cafrey, Hedden, Davis. Sanders, and Garland
and Sergeant Davis OF the House OF Detention for al
lowing an unnecessary waste Of gas In the station
houses under their charge during March. All proved
concusiyely that there had been undue waste In
majority OF the consumption OF bad been css
than was In January although greater THANH was In
Later IN the day tie Board placed on the retired ist
Sergeant Wm Young Of the Seventh Precinct. with an
annual pc nsi0n OF $500. Tie following paronen were
dismissed: Thomas FitzpatIck of the Tenth Charles
Burns of the Eleventh. John Smith Of the Sixteenth and
VIM. c. Brased and James Brothers OF the TLry -arst
Precinct.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-12
TIE EAST RIVER BRIDGE.
CONDITION OF TIE ENTERPRIsE-wIIAT WILL
BE DONE THIS YEAR.

CONDITION OF TIE ENTERrEIsE-wHAT WILL
BE DONE THIS YEAR.
Work on the Brooklyn Pier of the East River
Bridge, which has been suspended during the cold
weather. was resumed yesterday. Tho pier Ia now IS
feet above hgwater mark and the intention is to carry
II up 100 during the present year. wing
feet constructed in 1873, the proposed total eeva
tion being 27i feet. The work will he pushed rapidly
as possible, but as only limited number OF men can
work at time, the progress will be necessarily some
what slow.
At the foot OF Roosevetst the NcwYork side, the
bottom of the casson Is 7i feet below highwater
mark and feet below the bed Of the river while the
masonry Of the pier surmounting the cassOn Is five feet
above higl-watcr mark. The excavation beneath the
caisson for 25 feet through sand and gravel then
for feet chiefly through quicksand and has at present
reached combination OF quicksand ard gravel, an I'M
usual formation. Below this IS found solid stratum Of
powders and hard pan practically incomprcssbe
the same character that tho Brooklyn side. The
pressed air. furnished ennes
connected from the Others that in case accident 10
any the rest may not be affected Tho sand elected
from the pipes with astonishing force and eats its
through the heavy iron elbows as though they
rotten wood. Occasionally an elbow gives way unex-
pectedy and the sand and small stones shoot into the
air to the hight of 100 100 feet BY the Of these
been pushed forward much rapidly than had been
anticipated. When the work begun the 18th OF
the permanent foundation before the Of June at
only four feet remain TO be excavated and the
engineers expect finish that distance in weeks
remaining ia feet TO be finished IN 1879 Nothing has
yet done toward the building Of the anchorages
situated feet In the Of the piers The intention
to have these completed at the same time as the piers
New-York tribune., 1872-04-12
BLOW AT LIQUID GAS DEALERS.


Court rendered yesterday decision in the case of Geo.
L. Smith manufacturer and seller OF liquid gas ut No
40 East Broadway. The magistrate hods that Mr.
Smith must procure license from the Board OF Fire
Commissioners to manufacture ard sell Tie liquid gas
manufactured by Dir. Smith VIII be tested by the
chemist Of the Fire Department to ascertain whether
will UP to the standard established by tue Board OF
Fire Commissioners and If does not the sale Of 1t will
be prohibited. The other sellers Of liquid gas VIII also
be prosecuted and compelled to take out licenses. Mr.
Gdersleve Chief of the Bureau of Combstbes Of ths
Fire Department. is confident that lie " break up
the manufacture and sale OF Illuminating oils Which
have proved 50 dangerous.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-12
ptSSgNCEPy ApPyyrD

PROV bREMEN.In steamship 81 LiuTsst April nM.s sieut
De- Nh Lqwegpe, Mr. and hrA nen. hl anl Mr. nd
Mrs SslUgo, Mr Mndss5a. Mr. Brunon, Mn tsoos
Any AL strvu'. Mr. Elsche Nj atHi. W. NJ
Corni e Olnrr Miss Sedgel Miss Co.enaun Mr.. Pfnlc! NJ
shea ~ S, Ius4aa hrs Ienhranl Mis- Meyer NJ aai .ss
nsc Ro-cr NJ. MoIm. Mr Esargsr ~ GSclA 1tr Ba.iay
n DeAlaps, Ms sehaek Nc Bloch, A.. N. zaaosy
NJ Cote Theodore. sister Braes Sister li Aa
s.or kuiio de ~ Paul. Sister Marie Bsfhclepy Sister (ho
Se Bugue, sister 81 senphce Sister Berthe jos ph S,ie
Josoph Sister Antcane Joseph Sister 81 Jph de Paul
Mis- and Mis- Salmani, Air Coa,teHsn, rs
Mr. Llmbclt Mr. Mrs and nss QuCenhY, NJ. kvrce, NJ
Ecrre Mr. Bessncon, Miss iehe.guh Mt Hchert Mr. cre~
anl MSs. Rnsoi ehrea AMI Mrs. ,lsmsa3
Miss Bcg Mr. Fahh Mr. AcAermtn Mr. Jscs,r Nr Arp .es
NJ Mcel M'- JOY, Mss noay,et Mis- JobeL NJ ho,ea Ar
Noro MI bale NJ fhlari, Me- and Mss percse Ms Lset
Mr. las0et w Llbli Mt sahsrry Nc BesanN Mss Nhn A
lTe.,h a CioSris NJ. Ms1Jan Mr. Rossrza, Sister S. Asrs
lbON HN ANAa se .nship Moro Cssto APRIL il-P Icoss
and Em'i M Ma'c Mrs. w STANDARD and f,m b. Itauss.
L. Ancnga, > M LobrAza, Ramon Victor hgyG
Buslalanie het a Ohnsead Fehx Cancls Snt
A. Matinee Chas MsguHs Alfred Heker W. H. Gisoa
Mrs. W W h OaRs Jose Soto, john Ben, Mrs ~ A.
and ssni er Miss hsate. Lawtcn Ms, j. lrr, Ms I. xhe
Mrs % nA Saes L. Pond Miss kse poni aud a Slsete 10
s@e soSss s B,assSS ~ eal KS se = !yss II y sNs
Town eud Sterling D. de Forrest W r. tMuunghsm Carlos
sshut. Dr. IL L. Rls, wisoa Got H. o. Iisrloa. W. n
New-York tribune., 1872-04-12
CIVIL NOTES.

Petitions in bankruptcy nave been filed
against the Yonkers and NewYork Irc Insurance Com
pany and the Fulton, Manhattan, and Excelsior Fire
Insurance Companies of New York City.
In the case of tho United States against
g. 700 worth OF watches claimed by Charles Marxen tho
jury by the direction of Judge Batchford In the Unted
States District Court yesterday, found verdict con-
denning the watches MarXen was recently found
guilty In the United States Circuit Court, Of smuggling
these watches into this port.
In the United States District Court, yester-
day, In the collision Of Mannheim Berwin agt Tho
Steamship Matanzas, and tho Lehigh Valley Railroad
Company agt. The steam-tug W. A. Sumner, Judge
Bdtchord directed the entries OF DEGREES the Hbe
ants with costs with the verbal orders OF reference
ascertain damages Iu the OF Benjamin +. Sher-
man and others aSt John W. Mott and Others decree
was ordered for the lbelants Tor $3.50 IL.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-12
THE PERILS OF ABORTION.
MADAME VAN BUsKIIK IN JAIL.

Madame Van Busldrk is again before the
Courts to answer suit for $4,000 brought against hef
by Mary McGinn In the Court Of Common Pleas ior an
alleged abortion. The plaintiff charges that she was Sc
duccd by Dr. Palmer that the sister OF the latter eu
to persuade consent to ABORTION but TINS she
refused to do and that 1nally, she was induced on
prcense to enter tho house OF tho notorious Madame
Van Bskrk who conpe lied her TO submit totwo opera
tions, which failed, but made her very SICK
She aferward procured the arrest Of the DEFENDANT
whose bail fixed at $1,000 Pending It's production
the abortonst was lodged in Ludowst Jail last Satur-
day. Yesterday counsel applied to Judge L2ew s 4i
the Common Pleas for her release, or reduction Oh Dali
Madame Van BuslTk swears that she never saw tue
puti until about weeks when the latter came
10 her house and demand $1,000, threatening 10 sue
her IL refused pay the money She dld refuse an
was at arrested Her sson also swore ny anluayt
to the same. Certain testimony taken Deiore gustic9
Ledwh was cited to show that the plaltn nad enarseu
another person with an attempt at abortion Ine % uG
fendaa also that she is unable 10 obtain inc pan
demanded The plaintiff, through her counsel denied
that any person but the defendant attcapted AN aDof
ton on her, and says that when tue Sherlu Went 10
arrest Madame Van Buskirk she went with HIM. because
no man could obtain admitance to the house unless ne
was known. Decision reserved
New-York tribune., 1872-04-12
THE COURTS.
TIT urRY FEE sWINDLE.


REPORT OF TIE CLERK OF THE SUPERIOR Couhr'
THE TRIBUNE published short time ago an
exposition Of tho Jury Fee 6windle" which semOooied
In law smugged through tho Legislature IN DIV rO-
qulrng the deposit of SO as advance Jury ices whenever
case Is placed on the calendars OF court OF reooro ior
Jury trial. Recently however, law was passcu repoa
ing that law ana the clerks Of the respective cou's
were directed TO furnish to the Legislature s'atehen'
Of the amount collected received by them respectively
or their subordnates since the 2d OF Nay 1SO wheh to
original law was passed. In compliance with 'hS oruer
the Clerks of the Supreme and Superior Courts ana o
Court Of Common Pleas have been busiy cnga9eu ior
tho last two weeks In preparing their statements i
terday TRIBUNE reporter obtained from Thomas boese
Clerk OF the superior Court, the following stateineh
which will be sent to Albany to-day:
SUPERIOR COURT JURY FEES
Whole number causes on Calendar from May 2, -oo
1870 to ApIil /, '''-
Whole No. causes tried and inqucsts iaken......SH oo
Causes on Calendar not tried referred. &c So-iN
AIaount received by Clerk Oh fling notes of Issue
Amount received by Clerk on trials. 1'4
80 Goa
Amount paid out 10 jurors. 'oc
Foes returned to counsel parties 20
Amount Clerk for credit OF actcns-. hozo
Itis expected the reports for the other Wo courts
will be ready in day or two
New-York tribune., 1872-04-12

J L-yAs BgCSr, J.-opep, a,
hort Causes.
3OJj. .Miechael sgt ScbwarIe and
another.
30B. .Co'eman, ct al, sg'. vllen.
tine.
.30i9. .nesrrs agt. Miller, G, n.
= O.. ..Mslge sgt Parker ana an
other.
'uJ. .sam1 agt SAue.
o 2. ..fo,, act. Kingsley.
0it..lhe Rssichester Nsti0aal
nsuk Of aoant VeEaon, n.
v, ast Caaiil.
s1ll. .hsilgaIteu sgi. tolcll
all another, Ss., sgt.
Dlnicls.
SOB. .Weliler agt. Glass.
gal. .fnllertoa 2gt. Charhck.
1923. .wtlioa sgt. Wih. u.
as n l1i a. ". short Caus.A
lip..ahe Market National Banf
ast. Watts.
.2ii&. Pane sgi. Westoo.t ard
ano.
l2i62. Watson ag.. Bovine.
.Jli..Vaa RcasalAos. executor, .se
Day..
$3.50. .Rs ans agt. Ticimsn.
alOj. .Biant sai alo. agi. I'aln-
bort.
.1.o. Young sgt Yoany.
2lani .oakes sga Miller
2s'0. Spencer ot al. agt Eopile,
$3.50. .Gcdaey sgt.. ward, impgd, NG
l2Yii. .Beulnsel ~ H. agt Hsnl ny
leq,2 .Reoysst Go 3D. rgt NAg.lus
lml!l Hahn AZ hlch aad auo,
New-York tribune., 1872-04-12
TIE CASE OF SENATOR WOOD.
To the Editor OF The Tribune.

SIR: have not seen the whole Of the testi-
mony in Senator Woods case, but understand that he
adras that he borrowed $4,000 of Jay Gould, which
deposited in the Bowling Green Savings Bank and that
he borrowed $4,000 of William NJ. Tweed which was not
deposited in that bank His deposits that bank were
t2i IN the aggregate wish TO inquire whether the
tcstmOuy taken By the Senate Committee shows where
he got the $50 that deposited In that bank IN adj
dton to the $4,000 he received from Gouldi Did the
Committee learn where and how he got the to7OO he
invested In real estate securities In Livingston County
after he became SenatOrf Has the been "a
full and searching 1t ongh have beent woud any
amount OF evidence. in addition to his ad aisson Of
the main facts, induce our Reform senn pei This
ocnhl)r ior torIuPtiOn. '9uTS, &c, RErCBLlCAN.
yArk April o. lhiI
New-York tribune., 1872-04-12
TIE wEsTFIELD INDICTMENTS FOR MAN
SLAUGHTER

A committee appointed at meeting OF the
sufferers by the westfied explosion called on District
Attorney Garvn yesterday and asked why the fndict
ments found against the officers OF the Staten Island
Railroad Company have not been moved for trial
Judge Garvn stated that he had been waiting
for the results OF several Of the civil suits brought
against tho Company, particularly OF the one
at Syracuse. in which Judge Comstock, late OF
the Court OF Appeals, was referee and that
having great confidence in the legal opinion OF Judge
Comsock. and knowing that the facts would be par
tcuarly developed the trial Of the case before him.
lie had copy OF the evidence and Judge Com
stocks finding. Mr.. Garyin asked the Committee to pre-
pare their Witnesses and TO designate day when they
would again call upon him and arrange for the trial OF
case and said he did desire to enter upon long
and expensive trial until fully assured OF probable proof
TO sustain the indictments. The Committee designated
Friday OF next week the day when they would meet
the DstrtAttorney who has accordingly set apart that
day for the examination VI the cases to tra
1t was rumored, yesterday, In legal circles that
friendly creditor or the Staten Island Railroad Company
will soon file pet On in bankruptcy against IT and
that, II thrown into bankruptcy the Company will, after
paying small percentage of its debts and Liabilities,
dissolve. form new company and thus get rid OF The
heavy dgeuts against on account OF the Westheid
disaster
New-York tribune., 1872-04-12
DIR. CARTER's ACcusER ARRESTED.

Emma Il. Couch was taken into the Court
of General Sessions, yesterday, by an officer who had
arrested her bench warrant When informed of her
presence In Court, Assistant DisrlctAtorney Sullivan
caused her to be arragned to plead to the indictment
against her for attempting to exort money from the
Rev. Dr. Carter by writing threatening letter. The
technical crime under tho statute Is attempt To COM
nit robbery in the second degree. On motion of Mr..
sullivan, size committed TO the TomDs until the
further order OF the Court and notice given that 70
motion for trial would bo made next week.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-12


~! =. n.
Iisli.Ackermsn at. Eiehorn.
2lbe. .sherman agi. Clara.
2iso. Wilson, assignee, Agt Irem'
per and another.
sie3. Sinclair, IT,, et al, agt. III
lecD.
27I7..Lind sgt. Morrisse! and sn'
other.
2'31. .AudrIson sgt. shcrwia.
.a9i. .lirannigan sat. The Migof {
2iaS. bears and others agt. Mamr'L
2i91. ALLEN sgt McCOhll, inptd.
2sc9. Baker and snolher az. Jcu'
ni1gs.
29sn. Shepard, ct al, agt. DcuEisou.
3U2l. Weed sewing Machine Go.
sst. Howanl.
JJ?j. .Raicha sgL Wbll.emore, &c.
PART Il.-BlRRkTr.J.-Oy II.
$40. panken ag'. OT'ey et al.
2f26. .Ames aud Others sgt Gather
wood.
1881. .Taussig Il sl. agt Daytee.
1851 .ksnch agt. Frank.
toib. .lleas, assignee, ssi, Hewaft
1884. .Gorlon az. SshlN,.
295li. Wool AT. Ds ~, eat.
29j1. The Maryl1D'. Coal Co az.
Edwards
2So3. .Hlsan sld ano. al. Han
mill
296s. Cor. Rtchange National Baul
- AZ. Prancis.
2.IB.Caua "a. Randall and oihe.s
v!y. lierudon agi. Dorry.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-12

The Committee also reported tbat this amount Is
large 10 pay for the purposes designated. ana
meDdcd resolution which laid on the table, author
izng the Controller 10 lease for the of the city,
building specified In the report for period Of ear-
at annual rent not TO exceed $4,000, the city pay
the tax assessment and water rent.
resolution that hereafter Croon water mains be laid
by contracts 10 be awarded TO the lowest bidder Wa.
lost Ii is claimed that 3S per cent would bc saved 4
these water mains were laid by contract
The Board of Assistant Aldermen adopted resolution
directing the Corporation Counsel TO begin
to from the grantees lessces all property
granted leased by the City OF NewYor without goo-
legal. and adequate consideration, or upon mers>s
nominal rant.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-12
DEPARrCRE or FOREIGN NAILS.
EnInAY. ArRII u.

FRIDAY, Arm -.
Mails Usrsua H. wet iud.,. aud Mexico, via SsAl ssl
W.. per steamship Ciy 81 Neri'. close az
SATURDAY.. ArUL II
Malls Europe Llf,noo steamship City O. Montreal
close AZ a No Supplementary yah
A Pfls, AZ t,>ai Mall sens by ta-
Aslh Tor the herman hse steamship ponaa
close rs l:00 IA. German ma onlY Gcg b. this lHe.
SUNDAY APRlL II.
All Mr close at II o'clock Tie lus,-0lee i ogen fcm
N. TO II a. m.
MONDAY Arm Is
Malls for Arv Il, anl ranam Genital American anl South
ch roI.s. Ac, BY he setnship hsns staI. ee ~ ~
New-York tribune., 1872-04-12
THE CIrY,s LIABILITY FOR DEFECTIVE STREETS.

Daniel Fox sued the city in the Supreme
Court for 400 the value OF mare which he purchased
for S25, but which, being fast trotter he valued at
from 81 200 TO 81 400. In January, 1867 while driving up
seconiaye., tho stepped into hole in the street,
and the plaintiff thrown over her head The collar
bone OF the broken and she otherwise In
ured. After nursing her in vain for two weeks she was
shot, and this suit brought TO her value. 1t
shown that the police we're informed OF the hole two
weeks before the accident Judge Van Brunt charged
IL the city authorities received notice Of the defect
in the street and the place open two weeks they
Ought tO haye known OF it, then the jury must nd iior
the paintG He refused however, to charge that notice
TO police captain necessarily notice To the city.
and left the Jury to decide that question, and to deter
mine the value OF the animal, and whether the plaintiff
was ited interest The jury found for Ihe plaintiff
Sl,Ol3, without interest.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-12
| MUNICIPAL AFFAIRs-TIIE RENT OF PUBLIC
oEEICTl

The Special Committee on the expeGiency OF
sing the OF the city, The building aud ground
at the northeast Of Duane and CEurchsts, re-
ported, yesterday TO the Board Of Aldermen tint the
city is paying yearly rent for buildings occupied BY
the various Departments Of the City Government, ~
fnllnws.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-12
VIC tel tJe EtYi NlcAf DC ghs
And Canon 6Irdiestone,
Ard Bro,ploy Davenport, NJ. y.

We call cur minds a.,
laborer named Lewis who had been driven INTO tio
Black country to Get work. had seen Trades UNIONS '
opcration came back TO Weston, a ttle NaTwichsnHc
village and the Union idea going Basiotu ciowm WI
who had been turned out of his house 1or asxS i n
more wages and is Methodist local preacner ieus hS
rough and ready but impressive e0queuco 10 NE pooa
brethren and they have reused oil the county bolo
yeais agO went as rural Commissioner hrouth yo, %
parts OF BuckinghamShre, and supplied TO Lonuon
paper an account rural life in Bucks Mr. Bignt a-
veIted in of his speeches TO the iacs tere
aud advised the laborers TO emIgiate 10 America un
wages rose home, through reducuon OF
the human material In the labor market tho
villages were the pigs. The poor lean-cheeked women
and fungus-mnded men were so underied ana ,, naIu
worked thatDney had left The correspondents
The DGiiy Nens, In Warwickshre, hnds tue sauo
class OF people there young Dan grlns from ear W
ear looking like an amused milestone IN BUCKS cr
TO the dncal stowe where the of Buckingham lives
there were cottages of his bad that the Humane 90
ciey would interfere on behalf OF animals KEPT IN tnem
When his Graces attention was called 10 tneln nc
amend them, and promised TO invite me down Que u
to see them / have not received the invitation, out
things are somewhat better learn But everywhere
places padded inside, IN others 1T cuts deep into me
neck, and the laborer is equally afraid OF DUKE unhe
and squire, OF farmer and parSon In xWarWlchslii
Birmingham papers penetrate. Mr: DIXON oho y, y,
Mr. Bnghts colleagues, has been taxing tne nou, S az
laborers' meetings Mr. Could tine American Cohsui az
Birmiu CHAM, has been among them explaining enigra
ton. Every would be ruined quite ana driven ino
poor-hOuse Jail II he dared TO strike WlVu.
gentlemen from afar standing by HIN, ana securing tor
him work elsewhere. NewcasteOn-Tyne is sehuIns Ioi
the men by twenes Offering 20 ana 70 snihpES Wiz
Wiling aborcrs. In the meantime, tne AErvutua H
Union IL making way the counties are fSi'e, anu la a.
ors Qlo seized with CONSERVATION lhuioius ous"V
have doHe something for the farm laborer iope ago
New-York tribune., 1872-04-12
the Court of Special Sessions, before Judges
DEIISIONS-kpIn II.

.SapJeme Court-ChGmbers- Judg liTady.-Malt-
by sst Bu6EOu!er dsgd In tho natter Sc. James Sparl
hg-Orl'T granted Harrison AZ. Harrison Granted tho ut,f
Le., jeremiah Qaaan.-L S.yod Denied.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-12

c,cst and nina sssf,ines A week and counseling the
Warwiekshire Hodge to lot vel alone ~ hteen sknngs
a weeK and some garden ground. Tho Warwickshiro
aborer hns however taken IRE He has bis songs upon
lIn anllcct and he Angs:
New-York tribune., 1872-04-12
CorgT CALENpARs-lnn n,,.

SUPREME CouRr-CmcUr-rAkI L-YAs BRusr J-opel, al
lO Short Causes
New-York tribune., 1872-04-12

Town eu sterling D. de Forrest r. Cuuuushsn carlos
Sehul Dr. H. L. ailo'. W. wisoa Got L. Y. sri0a- n
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1872-10-08
COMMUNICATED.

DUNcANNoN, Pa, Oct. 3, 1872.
Mr.. EDITORIALS you call the TINES an
an independent paper and have published
an account of the meeting held by our op-
ponents, Of course you will publish the
following:
This night the citizens of this place and
vicinity witnessed one of the largest meet :
ings of the Democrats and Liberal Repub-
lcans, that was ever held in this place. 1t
was meeting at which men of both polit-
ical parties rallied under the banner of Re-
form, Reconciliation, pure government, and
honest men in opposition to all " Rings"
VIM. Brooks, Esq, was called to the
chair with several Vice Presidents, and
Secretaries.
The first speaker was James M. Buchan-
ma, Esq, of Baltimore, who held the large
crowd spell-bound with his thrilling elo-
quence for upwards of an hour. The next
speaker, Col. A. Worth Spates, also of
Baltimore addressed the assemblage in a
half hours speech in telling manner
His speech was listened to throughout with
attention and was congratulated on the
conclusion of his remarks in manner that
indicated they were appreciated.
Jas. IL. Graham, Jr., Esq, of Carlisle,
delivered n speech of thirty minutes dura-
tion in which he dealt in hot shot exclu-
sively, and handled the opposition without
gloves. After few Red Hot" remarks
by j. II. Ferguson, Esq, the meeting adj
iournel. Liberal.