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New-York tribune., 1872-07-23
DEFENSE OF NEW JERSEY GERMANS.
4 CARD FROM DIR. LEHLBACH-HE Is NOT A
SORETEAD.

S0REHEAD.
The following are the points in a card ad-
dressed by Dr. CHARLES f. Lebach to the Editor Of The
SeWGrk (N. j. Advertiser:
SIR: The second editorial article in your issue OF yes
An important call for Gemn Republican meeting appears N
the f Z,ng signed BY many Of the most ho9sred no
German citizens IL 10 be bed Lurh hl on
Thursday evening next This meeting the mrs. movement Of
real meaning Presidential campaig1 aud has been De-
cded upon after due consultation among ~ promoter u WV os
uent for the transient and poseress socaed eior
ysy and !, controlled by disappointed ofceeetes ony Dr. Lehl
bseh starting the Reform" opposition to the FREE I,u1g and ne
p2onmen County Pysean bat be need no. lay his at ae door
The Ee0a0a; s,. s Ssr. ~S reasons Of eo1seaieacs
both the public and the press which alons detected sm IN
9b Of all the facts recognize the Of the callers Of
he meeting Tor THURSDAY the representatives, OF tue sn9sanuA ne
qsn wealth and influence German population ana tley
6oa clearly that the Reform" diversion to the Democracy hs no
among the who constitute the Republican element and an
fwoud never have overstepped editorial courteses,
by addressing you personally had you not 1afed TO e
ment among the Germans. .
lie No. I.-You assert that the Reform movement
meaning the German paper published under tiat hame-
Is maintained in this city by Smmany capltai e4clu'
siveIy." This assertion Is an unmitgated, base lie.
lee No. 2.-When was ever an otiNe-seekerf Please
ask the Hon Marcus H. Ward. the Hon. Geo. A. Halsey
or the Hon. Isaac A. Trimble when after returning from
be rmy these three gentlemen took pains to have me
Amounted County Physcian-salary S5OO-whether
sp6ke to them first they 10 me- about the appoint
menti did accept it; and was elected Tor subsequent
term not by any seeking OF mine but by then poHIca
friends who probably thought that might be usefu 10
them which TO some extent at that time was.
lie No. 3-YOu insinuate that my non-reappontnent
~ Tcnnty pbvsician was due TO public considerations,
because prompt action and early puDclty OF an the IacI
would not have been possible under my
OF the Office and, indirectly that IL was not Wneh Gu
The drst part of this assertion is a fasehood;
A m o early publicity, have considered, ana
do not consider now that the office OF County Physician
Is but an appendix the pressa sort OF reporter sa
ared by the county to give early and full news TO the
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cras mot In st. pau the 18th instant and formed
Grant Club. suoh clubs rapidly organizing all

crate met In st. Paul on the nth instant and formed
Grant Club suoh clubs are rapidly organizing all over
letter from Vermont says: "our friends outside
Greeley and their slles may anticipate sad nroads in
our ranks, Vermont will maintain her former proud
Gen. James &. Nesiey OF Pennsylvania says: "The
call OF the National Veterans Committee for
Old soldiers OF Western Pennsyyana the widest en-
thusasm In anticipation of repetition Of their splendid
reunion in that city in Every possible preparation
IA making by them ~ give their old comrades glorious
welcome, and In the renewal of old frendshps and In
united expression OF loyalty from the representative
veterans of the country ss viii encourage an paos 70
by their votes in the approaching campaign" He also
says that there Is no longer any dou1s .ha' 'no
letter from Kentncky says: "Tne coOred voters are
solid for Grant" Mr. Morris, exmeInDer OF IohsssSi ~
from Alahama says that win gop1 nas Of hut ito
detection among Republicans there, Wmio thoio 10
large Democratic element IN favor OF Grant
RATIFICATION MEETING IN THE SECOND ASshm-
BLY DISTRICT.
The lid Assembly District Grant Repuo-
lican Association ratified tho Phladephia nominations
and raised tranaparency at No. 18o Chatham-st last
night about 100 Of 900 members being present Reso
lutions were unanimously adopted pedGng the support
OF the Association TO Grant and WILSON, John o. Rogers
then said that the Democratic party was dead-assars
mated by Horace Greeley and JoDn T. Holman. Iuo
former had been the assalnt OF the Denocrailo pa
for lifetime and had claim upon It's gratitude eXcep,
that of the man killed H. Tbeie had been nothing 9l
a character to impair the usefulness OF the hu
mnstratiOn The opponents who had TO he encounters
were pretty much the same as those who had Deep ee @
before and defeated. They the members OF the
Tammany Il ng and we're only held together Dy tne
power of public plumber. The Grant party could o'or
come them and achieve victory.
Mr. Lambert SAID that the Republican party 1lu
saved country, and would protect ituer tho euoi &
SHIN OF Grant. Mr.. Greeley had right to use hls
own Judgment in regard 10 his political views, nut DIR
Lambert would stay in his own fathers mouse ana to
God No 200 sore headed Rpnbicans, led by whlte
hat and aided by the dead Democracy c0nd break up
the ReDublican party Tne object OF tho Reform party
was 20 get the control the General Government and
put Rebesin Office In spite OF Gov Hohnas pIe9ict,om
fbat tbe Empire State would give Greeley and Brown
100 600 majority Mr. Lambert firmly believed that Ihe
State would carry Grant by 100000 majority; Inc dIah'
and their motto would he no surrender"
Three cheers were given for Gen. Grant. ana tho
meeting adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-23
PROSPECTS IN MICHIGAN.

ENTHUSIASTIC GATHERING AT DETROIT -
SPEECHES BY EX-GOvs. BLAIR AND MCLEL-
LASD-ESCoURAGING GROWTH OF THE
CAUSE.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THR TRiBUsRl
DETROIT, July 22.-The Greeley and Brown
ra'ncauon meeting at the Opera House tonight was
great success The hall was crowded and fully 5000
people were unable to gain admittauce Ex-Goy Blair,
exGov. McCleand and the Hon. Duncan Stewart, q
prominent ana wealthy merchant OF Detroit were the
speakers E1-Gov BIars speech produced great enthu
siasm and excitement His arraignment of Grants ad
ministraon was clear and werabe and his speech
is regarded as the best made by him during the
thus far From all parts OF the State dings of the
accession OF leading Republicans 10 Liberal cause
Tho great Convention at Jackson to be addressed
by Senator TrGmbu and Gov. Blair Ia expected to be
the initial step of organization. Able local speakers are
beginning tho canvass of the State for Greeley and
Brown.
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THE CAMPAIGN IN MAINE.

AN IMPRESSIVE DEMONSTRATION AT BANGOR
SPEECHES BY THEODORE TILT0N AND GBh'
KILPATRICK.
BANGOR, July 22.-In spite Of the rain No
rombega Hall was most densely crowded tonight. An
earnest audience assembled 70 listen to Theodore Ton
and Gen Fitzpatrick Mr. Tlton spoke for q hours. ana
held the audience in close attention The appiauSe
which greeted his strong points was prolonged
and hearty. Gen. Fitzpatrick followed In an
eloquent address TO the soldiers The Grant lines are
badly broken in the Penobso Valley as the tremendous
outdoor meeting of Saturday and the Norombega meet
ing might demonstrates The Republicans are coming
ont for Greeley by soJres all up and down the valley.
The revolution of 1850 was nothing Like it.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-23
TILE GERMANS IN LINE.
COOPERATION OF LIBERAL REPUBLICANS AND
DEMOCRATS.

COOPERATION OF LIBERAL AMI
DEMOCRATS.
The Conference Committee appointed by the
German Liberal Republican and Democratic Central
ORGANIZATIONS TO decide upon plan Of cooperation, has
recommended the formation OF campaign clubs
throughout the city, informed the Secretaries OF the
two Central Committees of its action The Executive and
General Committees Of the German Democratic organi-
zaton will meet tonight No. LAG East Foureenthst
and the German Liberal Republican Central Committee
will meet at Germania Hall, No. 200 TMrdave., TO hear
the report OF the Conference Committee II the sugges
tOns Of the Conference Committee meet with approval
call Will be issued in few days TO the Germans OF
this city, advocating the election of Greeley and
Brown, urging the formation OF campaign clubs in
every Ward and Assembly district irrespective or former
party lines and dissolving the present organizations
The Conference Committee has not only declared tenn
porary alliance of Liberal Republicans and Democrats
for the purposes OF the present campaign but has also
asserted in the resolutions which will be offered tonight
that the exigencies Of the time have created new
parties and boted out all lines Of division and that
hereafter until other issues shall arise, the two parties
are those OF radioalism Capitalization and corruption
on the one hand aud liberalism, true democracy, and
honest government, on the other" The Committee,
therefore, recommends that the fusion have reference as
well 20 the election OF State and county officers as OF
Presidential candidates, and That measures be
taken for holding meeting of Liberal Germans at
the Academy OF Music, Cooper Institute, or some other
large hail. az the clubs have been formed
Some opposition growing out OF former pIelndices is
anticipated at of the meetings tonight There are
Few persons who have been endeaYOrng Tor years 10
control German sentiment in this city. Their effort to-
mght VIII be 10 place themselves at the head OF the new
movement In spite OF the expressed wish OF the MEN,
bers ana at all events to create DIVISION but their
deayoTs VIII probably be thwarted.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-23
THE ADMINISTRATION CAMP.
SENATOR CONKLNG AT COOPER INSTITUTE To
NIGHT

There will be rally of the Grant Republi-
cans at the Cooper Institute at o'clock tonight sena-
tor Conkng viii speak on The Issues OF the Day." The
committees having charge of the preparations for the
meeting have completed their labors with very rats.
factory results The hall Will be handsomely decorated
with flags ana appropriate emblems, and band Of
music with fireworks win add TO the interest OF the
casion The officers will be Jackson S. Schultz, Presi-
dent; Geo. NJ. Van Mort, p. H. Jones, H. N Sherwood,
ex-senator L. d. Morgan with about 100 Others Vice
Presidents, and 100 Secretaries
The headquarters OF the Grant Republican National
Executive Committee, at the Fifth Avenue Hotel were
very quiet Yesterday. Among those who called were
Col }. NJ Herbeft, Heury Cews, MAJOR Bundy, Gen.
HlllhOuse, Daniel McFarInd W. g. ScTOggs Of Georgia,
and Major Montgomery OF Florida
letter received from prominent Republican IN Min
nesOta says: The State viii give Grant "a large ma
JOuty' Seventy ulshmen who lave always been Demo
New-York tribune., 1872-07-23

LARGE RATIFICATION MEETING AT NORFOLK
SPEECHES BY EX-SENATOR DO0LITTLE AND
OTHERS.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNBI
NORFOLK, July GAN imposing Greeley
ratification meeting held on the Courthouse Green
tonight. An immense crowd was present Col. Hinton
presided and ex-senator DOolittle Col Stark and Dr.
Monteino made excellent speeches. The meeting re-
solved itself into the Chappa1ua Club and elected ex-
Mayor Whitehead, President James Y Leigh ex-Mayor
Frand Decordy, Edward W. Face, and j. F. Welborn,
Vice Presidents; T. b. Rowland, Treasurer; II. p. Mo
Pha Secretary; A. b. Cooke, Corresponding Secretary
The following offered by q. G. Elliott and unani-
mously adopted:
Resolved, That we, the Chappaqua Club composed OF
citizens OF Norfolk irrespective OF past political diner
ences who are desrous OF having peace and good will
between all sections of common country do hereby
ratfy the nominations OF Horace Greeley for the Pres
dency and b. Gratz Brown for the VicePresidency OF
the United States, and that we cordially lndOrse Ohe
platform of principles adopted at Cincinnati and re-
affirmed at Baltimore
New-York tribune., 1872-07-23
THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. July %, iS72-l a. m. }
c,un ntleis for N, nnsI lckntu-fOur hOurs.

%
WAsHTNGTos d. c.. July %, is72-l a. m.
SYNOPSIS for Hp Dds t0entv-fodr hours
The area of low barometer which was Sun
day night in the Middle states has moved eastward
beyond onr stations Northwest winds, with cooler ana
pleasant weather. have prevailed from Virginia norh
and eastward. ,, ,, ,,o,
An area OF low barometer has developed during Mon
5a, in Iowa and Nebraska and southerly winds with
cloud and rain have prevailed north and west OF Ken
lucky. . l.. .ho cor.b
ern and Gulf States, but a local storm mas APP
parenty moved nOrthward Louisiana and Alabama
Midnight teegraphio reports have yet been received
only from the lower lakes, Middle and South Atlantic
States. ,,,,,,,
The low barometer in Iowa will probably move east
ward to the lower lakes during tuesday, with threate
ing weather over the Middle States and probably with
rain on the Lakes. " -, l.. A., r.,
GLAND Rising temperature and pleasant weather pre-
Vail i'm the Southern aud Gulf States with local rains
near the coasts. -. ..o ,oe
Owing 10 the delay Of the proper reports no more e
mite information can be given OF the storm Wmch hOn
day afternoon was threatening Illinois aud Lake MICH
igan
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE T.
PORT OF SEw YORK

PORT OF sEw- -goRK .......''''''''''''''''' -
CLEARED
s,e.mship CHARLES Comstock. Drake fhil'''P' - " e
stesmship BRISTOL, Wallace, fhilsasiPn''-
stsamship Vulcan WILCOX. fhladcipns u.h pA-s To-
Shin STRIKERS Eorl Rreksen lierdesnl ta1sa ,o, ~ 90
sR nR ~ NsKes sn,rk Rifahethpuri, jas W hl"ei 20"
BarE oscar wend der sc1a@Ss sve5 SR fT1ea GS '' w.
nr,s Anrar, CHrl Card Hahfar n s., II. DE Won \ 20
Brig D. Yoang jacobson. fem'naa5 VA Rns ny uas
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GENERAL POLITICAL NEWS

ANOTHER REPORT ABOUT SENATOR SUMNER.
BOSTON. July PA special dispatch from Wash
ington to The Traveller states that Senator sumner
has written letter to Gardner Brewer OF Boston
coming out in favor of Greeley and Brown and
strongly against Grant.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-23
u,NIATugk AJMANa,

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ca, uoot 49, iOn9 Goys lsand.. 1913 Hell "sts Fe wv
~ H,.H wArKR rHts DAN-r y, 3, "a. Psrrv.. O;n
sapdy HOOK .lG2a Cows Island ... llVo he" VIZ"
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THE STATE or TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

px,xa,oS Ju, 22spr Turpenne srm at 80. Rosn Arm at
80 9s S Str,ine ~ IS ior No for Low Pale. Crude qr'
[ sedT At ~ 20 for Hard 80 50 for yellow Dip and 81 10 for
Eirodn Tar steady at B2N
New-York tribune., 1872-07-23
THE CHBEsB MARKET.

UrIc, Y July 22The market here today was ahe and he
sg sbout all Of which sold at prices ranging rom TIC
10 lie the ruling figures iGllic Little rss ~ boxes
~ Private Da offered and sold AZ Ot0Oc Inc onethss
torv amounted to boIes 5000 Of which sold at IL uG &c. the
,er being aa fgare paid for ie" fancy lots the uns
6sure lie
New-York tribune., 1872-07-23
5pecial Notices

New-York Liberal Republican state COMMITTEES.
HEADQUARTERS, ROOM H. ASIOR HOUsB
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE ss,norcv
aiFRED Al 4 %iiSNsos BsSJ. a Willis.
Il. A. MERRITT
All commune cations should be addressed To
JOHN COCHRANE,
CHAIRMAN.
ALFRED Wilkinson Secretary.
A Mass Meeting
ofths R.pubcan and friends and Wilson IL The CITY sai
County Of New York viii be held a, Cooper Insatste
TUESDAY EVENING,
July o. 1872 a O'Clock.
HON. ROSCOE CONKLISG.
United states Senator will speak the ssu Of the daJ
TIE pubic are invited TO be present
second Assembly District
liberal Republican Association viii bold Tsa Jai,
their hestgqaten l6l Chaiaan,, On t besse., u an
POrtanee to be transacted O' ''''' MARX IASGAs,
M po,s,.o TYox,s President
JomS gS HP"B p oBniGS. secrets4e.
HEADaUARrsE' LrBEsI RsPrs,Sts Jsy i @
Meeting Of the SI.;6Si wy, oas 1 on kDSs Day JAY a. AL.
Sln & ue hs1 ~ N0'" - JOHN CoCHkASE, CoairrBsA
01GSI Asyasp :; =" wuxrssos. Secretary.
Life-size Portrait
HORACE GREELEY.
Qlead ami bust. 2it50 incheA) .
An admirable Ieus, and the best 'hoapho BIN ever made suit
aSs S to % Dc ,6S S9 .sss he postage paid ep,
one Dollar THE TRIBUNE, Nev.Yofl Cg
1he workingwOmen's Protective Union,
The elonS
ngsoneB sreno household service. rhACHBHs
YpSpyISrs eTRADESW OMEN, CLBkkS &c, supphd 20
49,, AID are obtaining cmpomnL Wage which have
bs earned collected by law when A re o cA,I2e
-rb. Eoard. of Health Of NrwYor Wssnstoa, am Bal
arr pioyse the GRONDlN DSINPBCrANr and DBODOklzbk
a. the test
send f,r descriptive oircular to
JAMES MEYER, JR Importer No 9 Beaver'st SesYst
Patent work Political Banners, isunting, FtaSs
and Portraits painted oil all sizes hOJkR ubAhAh"
" DaAne-sL. ~ 4. Price lists ready.
Grceley Hats and Capes.
l.. SUsMAN n Co. 10 Nsrrrn-st.
MauafAclafvrs of all knds Of CAMPAIGN bQUlfhbNI y
Rheumatic Pains, Scaea. Neuralgia. CF,mg sal nS
Imeness Il, au Pain are quickly relieved BY Uspg RhNN ha""
on For Tlroat and Lungs II has 10 ei4Al p
Graesenberg marshniis Uterine Caiho',eo"' ~' '"'
remedy weakness sod by au ei@ss1
''''- ' " GRAEPBNBERG CO, ~ "ih'ms
--,,, ,s,,, -1g,. ,uRrIS & BIGBLOw SPONGE HLTBR.
~ nv Prof Chandler be foust at any plumbers 81 1e
mGEIow MANUFACTURING Co. ~ wih,m-.t, n y
poIi,i,ai Tanners, Net Work, nnd Csns.'s,
ro""0" " J. ". fiLtR % Broadwss
-hsw yuur Coiors !-CAhfAi"N bANNnh' anu i"~'"''
at LORrONS n SrAsye
-,,i. A. 70, FIss and banner ai1nailciaTers feI
,h. S.,aa,,ss N. aal lOl fGLlOS7sii eoS NiAsA
New-York tribune., 1872-07-23
1lusketOes, Flies.
DIED

WHsHtIOtFt FIIFHs
MuskeO and FNes be slightly dimJsi closing
retail cheap ROEBUcKs. Is and 81 Fulonst. ClL
New-York tribune., 1872-07-23
ARRIVED,

schr. o. r. Kinds. Ciendennib. Bost-r
schr Lama. Roberts. Portsmouth.
sebr Psmpero lBri. Huttsl. Bbabethpor.
Scbf. ImpnLse (Br.l. Curtis, Bsrbadses
New-York tribune., 1872-07-23
LIBERALISM IN VIRGINIA

! LARGE RATIFICATION MEETING AT NORFOLK
0 SPEECHES BY EX-SENATOR Do0LITTLE AND
New-York tribune., 1872-07-23

@%NAN
under tins open SKY amid these beautiful surroundings,
these countless thousands here from all parts Of the
earth Americans Grmans, Irishmen, Frenchmen, Ital-
fans representatives OF all nations! What spectacle
could beautiful than these countless thousands
here tonight proclanng thei, unity their harmony,
their devotion TO Democratic pnnciples feel myself
as IL had been some l. years upon the boundles ocean,
u were upon some etrna VOYAGE and as now come
tempest tossed from the o that ana see the
unity and harmony OF tlse countless Thousands cry
Land ahead; tho rt reached and our country is
safe at lastV lAppaLse.l Ins demonstration pro
oeopIe are weary Of the powers tat be- They have
lived lOug enough in the mire ana corruption OF an Ad-
mnistFaion thar hae paid no regard TO them only 10
itself the people everywhere demand change
OF President rolling OF the Grant Administration out
pause Change is the rst law OF God and the first law
OF nature, and now Is the time for change in the Ad
ministratIOn. and II mistake not he stars without
even the genius Of an astrologer nav prSnonnce a
coming change as certain The gods have wed II men
have deCreed IT. the Interests OF sOcet demand il; the
whole country viii become corrupt ad rotten AZ its
center In Washington unless there Is change Not
alone this ward but everywhere in ur state are the
people assembled IN masses ike this demanding A
Change and so is throughout the whoacountry You
SIERRA Nevada to the Aleghanies, al dsma1dInS "a"
change. COnunne then as you have bttan. Take up
this Oa Of revolution and roll II on roll across the
Hudson, roll II across the Delaware and the susque-
hanna, along the shores OF the FOtOM4e. iol the
mighty ball Of Reform until YOU nave PLATED il in the
White House, and have produced a reYblunOn lap
pause FelOw-cinzens victory Is certalnu you do not
anticipation Your activity here thus early VI cam
paign the hosts Of Republicans with whoh " are con
sorting all indicate and make certain that cDge. that
revolution. IL 10 your honor that you nav started
among the first In this campaign, and the arg9naory
credit 10 the Eleventh Ward. lAppauseJ
At the close Of Mr. Brookss speech three ches were
gwen for Horace Greeley.
SPEECH OF JESSE 4. PURLOSG.
Jesse K FuriOng then said; The demonstratS To-
night proves that the old Eleventh Ward If still sapch
" asI aiIb, NJ ward ~ tue city could bring iorrd
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-02-23
ESTABLISHED 1910.
MISSISSIPPI.
How Radical Legislators Ignore the VIII Of
the People.

Special to the Appeal
JACKSON, February p.
The will of the people Of Lauder
dale county was to-day trampled un-
der foot by a partisan majority in the
legislature. Grace and McInnis, whom
the people Of that county in thunder
tones commanded to stay at home, In
a fair contest at the lot-box, were
seated as members Of the house, in
place Of AIessrs. Kelly and Smith, the
legslIy-eIeeted members. 1t is one Of
the most gigantic infamies perpetrated
bythis or any other legislature. There
is literally no testimony in favor of
these fellows. The great point relied
on was the absence Of twenty five col
Ored men, who were pursuing their
daily avOcation as labOrers on the
railroad, aud were not convenient to
the polls, nor did they ask TO 60.
In the senate, yesterday, the contest
for Senator HOllOway's seat was de-
cided in his favor.
A bill was introduced in the house
TO compel the Memphis and Charles
ton railroad to fence its road on each
side through AlcOrn county.
The special committee to investi-
gate the charges against the Mobile
and Ohio railroad reported bill to
regulate its passenger ana freight
tariff. The passenger rate is fixed at
four cents per mile, fare. The bill also
cOmpels them to fence the road in GER
tain sections.
In the United States court six wit
nesses were examined. The testimony
was unimpOTtant.
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NEW YORK YESTERDAY.

NEW YORK, February q.
An octenagenarian named Margaret
Watson, yesterday morning, while
indulging her habit of smoking in
bed, set the bed on fire and was
burned to death.
It has been arranged that while II.
Peckham Will represent the prosecu-
ton in the trial OF the Hall indict-
ments on Monday next, Hall will de-
lend himself in person, assisted by his
law partner, VanderpOol.
The board of health have discov
cred case wherein smallpox pa
tients have been sent from New
Brunswick, New Jersey, to this city
by the authorities there. The matter
is to be laid before Governor Hoffman
for bis action.
The indicted ringists Of Jersey City,
comprising three police commission
ers, three fire commissioners, and the
chief of police, were yesterday arrest
ed and held to bail, some for six
thousand dollars and some for four
thousand dollars.
The judiciary committee in the leg
islature still continue their investiga-
tions OF the conduct Of Judges Barnard
and Cardoza in secret, much to the
surprise of the public. Judge Cardoza
was present yesterday with his coun-
sci. Several lawyers testified con-
cerning the famous black Friday gold
suits, but nothing startling was devel-
oped. Judge Barnard was outside the
committee room last evening. His
counsel has asked to be informed OF
the nature Of the charges against him.
The World thinks these judges should
resign,