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New-York tribune., 1874-07-08

presided partisan and unfathfu that the wit
Gno prn OF whom was were
fra pnDnc whether Mr. Kelly Is correct or whether MI
Phelps Is IN the right whether they are both right or
wrong. IL Is not by means an unusual occurrence
IN our courts that persons convicted upon charges ia
which the compliments are not men OF very high tone
OF In which they not free from passion
or prejudice. and no injustice has been hitherto
charged upon such grounds In the case OF these Com
mlSsoDers however facts conceded and there
was really nothing for the jury To do but nd Verdlt
Oh g1llty; and had every Juror been violent RepnD
can ne could not have found contrary verdict without
oel9e guty OF the rankest perjury. When the Demo-
eac party again obtain control Oh Tue puolc 1nces IN
the interest OF good government, IT Is dcVOutY 10 be
hoped tht the same watchfu guard as IN TINS instance
was usYayei, may be manifested by thelr opponents
as u Is In tbls only that, II not purity at least pro
tectOn can he assured to the public.
b1t one word more in reference to Messrs Kelly ani
other injustice. Mr. Phelps charges the prosecution
whether tRe p1an Z III ana Gar.ner were done
win bad intent or not, that they were acts which
directly initiated against the interests of an opposing
political party, aud naturally that party w0ulh DC t0e
first 20 feel aggueyed. Messrs Fellows and Wiugate
wer not volunteer counsel in workingup the evidence
cor hlttee Of Iammany Hall, and mad Mt Pdcps been
III lined to prosecute the case with his usual yg0r,
pearance upon their part lie declined 10 appear aud,
a. think, with the views he enerains, very properly
personal attention, and l think very properly
selected the'e gentlemen Who Were familiar
Certainly the defense, with such counsel as Mcssrs
Hall and Fullerton. cannot consider that they were
oNefmdtched IN legal skill by the prosecution Again.
THINK Mr. Phelps is not fairly open TO the criticism OF
Mr Kelly. In the preparation OF the indictments or
dercd by the Grand Jury he loaned the use OF ms once
IN giving the valuable services OF his assistant Mt.
Allen, VINO, with John Il. Fellows, John d. TOWNSEND,
and MT. Wingaie, prepared them. Mr. Allen certainly
dd his duty and matter what may be SAID OF the par
tsdnship OF Messrs. Fellows and Wingate, MI. Town
send can IN no sense OF the term be called pOtclan
The fact Is. public service has been effected Oy
these convictions, and 1t Is to be hoped at puDc serV
ants hereafter Will be careful TO recognize TIE iact t
the law will be vindcated whenever they rdnsgess the
laws whether they be laws prohDltory In heI! chalac
ter or enioluing upon them certain duties. LAWYER
Aeto- York, July l, 1874.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-08
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM LIvERPOOI-In Steamship Sonl July MI anf Mrs
G. Is,uv CHI den Mrs. Com Perry Mrs A.
Mitchell Miss Mitchell Mr. and Mr. r. Wilkes CHILD ana servant hr.
W Cooper " Cooper, Mr. and Mrs W. unnewe aod s.I
want Can't Ward Mr. and Mrs. H. Rche and servant Miss VI
Rteb Mrs w. Miss C. A. De Peyster Miss e. B Ds
Peyster l.. v De PeFster, H. A. SmyLhe. o. r. ncnaf
Ste y,r jose Pasos Dr. j. Ur;echO Mt and Mrs g. man Mss
Weston J. Levi. A. Weihenneytr, ). r. Baslen G g ars ,
Dicey, child and servant L. L. Woods, j. r. De'h', j.
Stewart. r. Linden and son, j. F8k1er =. Isuege, rs
J. Donaldson. child and servant hfs "
B,isin s I3al!gn Read Mrs Eastman Mrs Colgate Mrs
simmons M and Mrs r. ChamoeTh1e haame
De L,ncy Mr. and Shaw y. Howard r. Redmond j.
oniuger Amoee Vsuden Nest Mt sni Mrs r lacham Miss ler
RAYMOND T. C. Jones C. C. Green, r. p Hatch, W. j. Geen,
hey Nicholson Madame IIarv Miss Hoey Miss Mscline NJ
and Mrs l. d NJ sseat Van Gaasbeck W Otherman Beney
Gntermann Thomson H. Wilson + G. Johnstone j. totoD j.
Churchill L. NJ G. Mackenzie, ~ hulel j. tonuheh r.
Hon H. R0mie b. H. dolsse y NJ Seruls
sloane J. H. Leyerch Gamble G. Morgan g. j. hasson l. t.
Roserbs p c G. ~ Gtryen F. Vega A Hay g. A. heJl IL
Heyl T. R. onne H. Kiod H. t. Williams. H. b. kasel MIS-
i FIebrown J. p. Hebrown, A. r. llebrosn T. Facnn anu
q Mr. aui Mrs W. Lawson l. HOPE
b Lyon Sotheru, j. X D. >heplell =" w bks NJ
NJ Sto Scsnlon J. Curtin, Miss G III. Carpenter y 'op.,b'
Mr. and Comortb and children, g. HawAn T. Jones' "IS
FROM SAyASNAH-Ia steamship Herman Lrtngs'oH July T.
Mrs Anderson k W. Livingston NJ Henh nrs a,
Knspp james q Pented Mrs taVanangn ME-
Miss A. Davis, Miss j. " HaocA Msr D.
Pnc Mrs Apthop children and servant Mrs A. Ogien ad
two children Gilmore W T. Barnett Mrs A. 7. Jones, Mrs
w Green Samuel Naeson ". G. Vaughn, Mrs Detgen Mrs
Bridge Mr. Mrs E. : ProulGt Mara Cross h burke. ~
Wilson r. Carr J. X. Heath, NJ sl4uug. H. f. Roe Geoschtl
Mr. A. y. Wilson, Miss Spauliing 3D. Loeb j. H. hlN.hgb ~
Uonkins j. C. Bruyn. Mrs j. Satey and daugher Mr. H. q
dnQe and servant Mrs McQIde and three Cd n Mr ana ns
Wit vfe son infant; Ms Ade Dewitt Miss Susie De"th
Fleming, T. Nolan, L. NugeuL A. Hassett.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-08

o ~, ,opy and ,oups. fee enabe defendant 10 defend
ia denied ubou, prejudice renewal o. notion
Rigsrd Graham agt Bs Nora Hoy, ereearL-nouon h 40 AZ
loranee Of 22 per cent. be grstied.
Common -Chambrs-By Judge Van Brnnt.-
RsISg aet NJ MonchanMoon adjourned to Jny 20 at 10
James Kennedy agt McElyngsee r. Morris sgt l..
Whney-see mem 10 the matter 0f John LJnch-oraef
signed.
Supreme Court-ChnnbTs-By Judge Lawrence
IiOdsOa agt Nudd-'tfAuel
Sulhvan-Graned Snyder sgt Blood ~ tne m-
Fanny Palmer-Gante Wnshp ag Wn,h p-henofs sanm.
Greenwich Savings Bank Hdrra-Grtn'e 10 ne m.uef ol
Morris-Dened memorandum. Forehsud agI ohns-nfal'
World Mutual Life lns Co. Lowic-Gr1nc gouflh e
dsn-MOOn denied memorandum. BediDg sgt becbetn- "
$3.50 granted respondent IN the matter o g. Da
-Memoranlum. Kralochnle BrtyerGnntej hernh ssI
Fittgesh-Grnted. Gail Cole Grs1tei Smith sgt Peer
Granted Baerlen ag Bo hm-Gnnd Gar agt Arent' -Grara
Fekamp agt -rute1. Delsney Ma.0ncgGr1nei
10 costs Johnson as BseDe.GrAud Kranl ag SaEafoFd-
Memorandum.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-08

side since the transfer OF Hudson River Railroad trains
TO the Grand Central depot
Union Adams Co.. OF No. 637 Broadway, the well
known dealers In gentlemens neckwear gloves hosiery
dergarments, etc. state that their June business mas
been about as good that Of 1873. In the spring
inonths the sales numerous but they were chiefly
Of lowprced goods and to work off the most expensive
imported goods II necessary to cut down prices
freely. The Spring weather extremely unfayOraDle
10 our sort OF business, said Mr. Adams. People were
content to wear between goods The hot weather
IL sustaining trade, and the midsummer business Is
brisk enough for announcement. In the wholesale nne
credits have been kept down carefully that there mas
been trouble about collections while dealers nave
been buying in such handtO-mOuth way that they VIII
be short OF stock in the Fail and must send III goou
orders 10 New-YOTh.
Isaac Smiths Son & Co.. the extensive wholesale ana
retail dealers In umbrellas AT No 405 Broadway refer 10
their Spring and Summer business as reasonably good
showing serious decrease from last year There mas
been check to speculative tendencies aud the business
u now comparatively sound and healthy foOtlng
COLLECTIONS little backward In the Spring ana, To
some extent, remain in the South but the outlook Tor
the Fall trade which will open about mid-Ausust, IS
promising.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-08
DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS.
MEnNESDAN. JrLY 9.

WEDNESDAY. JULY 2.
Mails Q!celsoun AMI Liverpool perule NhshP
Gala ria close al >gppamentsrr Mai closed al tie f',t
Oace 80 p as at ll3J H. nom Nuaari DVeE
Jer
For Europe Southampton and Bremen By the steamship eta
mails ~ NJ. SUPP eneutsrJ Mail 10 closed q he I"'
Once D. Steamship sails from fer oot oi iA'
ST.. Hobokcn.
THURSDAl. JULY .. ,
Mails for urope PTmoI CheJOlg and Hamhurg hy ~mho
PosOce a, l:5 D. H. steamship sails from pier 1905 Z"
TLiri-st. Hoboken. -, 4, A..
Mss Tor Kingston Hayti Ssvan and Santa martha bT tho
steamship 10 steamship as al Il ~ no" i0
NJ. 81 Nolth River ~ -. =, n
Mails Tor aana steamship City Of Havana close
m Supplementary NAL closed az the PostOMce al <'V y
m Steamship sai 8 D m. from Pier No. North RIVER o.
steamship Gamma close at y h se'
81 In sails q .. M. from Per No. l3 North River
FRIDAY. JCLY 10.
Newfoundland close at the Ne" iorE fostoe ee 1'
at p u. via Halifax -. -
Britain and Ireland Queenstown ana Liverpool
by e steamship IL N Suppemen' hsh -
closet 1880 Steamship sails al p n'
from Pier 10 81 North River. . oil, - -.
For French Mail the steamship Washington mails close az
ll:3O A. m. Steamship sails from Pier No. 90 North RIVER
For Continental bv the steamship hhtn nlh close
at Supplementary Mail Is cose al h. Post Oh's
al 1870 D. Steamship sails at from foot oil lhIds ho
bOken
SUNDAY, JrLY r.
Al at II O'Clock Inc fOstohce Is o2eo from
foil
New-York tribune., 1874-07-08
CIVIL NOTES.

In the case of Mapes agt. The Mayor ct al.
of NewYork which the plaintiff sues for services as
surveyor OF Morrsania prior TO annexation Judge Gil
bert In the Brooklyn branch Of the Supreme Court de.
cded Yesterday that proceedings regular and
that all actions pending against re lately annexed
towns can be brought against New York.
A motion was made yesterday before Judge
Gilbert in the Brooklyn branch OF the Supreme Court
TO confirm the appointment OF A. ID. Juillard as re-
ceiyer of the business effects of the late firm OF HOyt
snr,gues AZ Co. which was granted on condition tEat
lie receiver ile bonds amount OF $4,000 addi
tional to the 100000 already given.
An application was made yesterday by John
IL Bergen counsel for ex-Tdx Collector Isaac Badeau,
before Judge Tappen, at the Special Term Of the Su
preme Court III Brooklyn for order to have the civil
suits brought by City Of Brooklyn against his client
tried by referee. Corporation Counsel Dewitt op
posed the application and Judge TAppen took the pa
pcrs aud reserved his decision.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-08
THE coyylCTED POLICE COMMISSIONERS

uEAITHFt-L EFFKCT on OFFIcEHoLDERs-THE CON
rRovERsY BETwEES DIsTRIcT-ArroRNEf PHELPS
AND JOHN KELLY.
ro fh< gdiior or The Tribune.
SIR The effect upon the general public, ana
particularly upon ohicehoders OF the conviction
poe Commissioners Charck aud Gardner, Is too bene'
e,al and heahul to allow 1t 10 be destroyed by the
efforts daily made by portion of the public press ana
no nocians who are intent upon having 1t appear that
,bess men are martyrs and that their conviction was
due to the brought TO bear against them py o
ntical opponents. few days since 1onn Aeiy ~ n'o
,,,r broadly minated that District Attorney Phelps
had Intentionally thrown obstacles In the way OF the
comnainants in their efforts TO present charges against
Cbarek and Gardner before the Grand Jury In your
paper Mr. Phelps reported TO have charged .ha' 'n
prosecution In this case was partsan no" W."
these gentlemen may he, 10 some extent correct ou
nnless IL can be established that tue ufauu J"ty ~,
found the indictments were false 10 ,heI ~ sa in
;mnroner Influences were used with the Jury VINO sa
iudgweut upon tDen, VI that Tue ieaiheu 'H1s' "N
New-York tribune., 1874-07-08
DRIFT or POLITICAL DISCUSSION.
AN AGE OF CHEAP MEN.


It is hardly necessary to waste any great
amouu of space to show that have been eectng our
cheapest men TO Congress 10 T "yeTp1 oT aVoT and
so on. 1t is not party matter Indeed parties have
cheappst men 10 wear political hOnOrs SO we have
President who, surrounded by snODs snOldy anu Sco
dres, measures most matters OF Naoha import Wy tne
very short yarl-stick that his nmates aud associates
provide for him; VINO believes more hrmly, PERHAPS
than do any of his most ardent admirers eVe ta1 o
saved the country, aud that 10 hlih aDoVe 'lI mn
due of gratitude that the nation can never repay
be 1t so lavish in gifts and salary. 90 we
cally almost exclusively with snch men as stew
shoddy Boss of the District Ring sawyer, the pai
of the scOundrcl SlnbOrn Carpenter, the chastc aO
stemous. and gentlemany parsonage VINO loais aoUu'
the Senate representing WISCONSIN, Spencer I9 I, h1
formed Indiana barkeeper who was sinltten Dy lght
ning down IN Alabama, and put III the senate anUs' @
before he could slip of his White apron, and long Dc
tore he could get the of his hair Mosby the guer
rilla adven,urcr OF Virginia now by occupation poIt
ical guerrilla Casey, the brOtherh,iaW VINO ahSs s ~
fon,Iv CONNECTION a means by which lie Ii enabled To
fleece LOBBYISTS and gull Office seekers VINO pay lor IN
fuepce :" DEM. Porter, ana BiDcOck Wno NJ ~
dofl the gnty army officers to don the yery OF "he
House meDials. There is no enc 10 the u{eu
orty gernais immaculate sDft IfOnls hasny JcNo4Is
,norancc insoence money advenuresses ana knaVery'
So we have Cabinet constituted OF cIossfodus poti
tictans and village magnates, who know as muCu VI
sa ,irs as a mule does OF mantua-making So, We nave
n Senate filled with such men as STEWART Caipeltg1,
patterson of South Carolina (he only paid about $4,000
for the seat IL Is said Dorsey, who promises 10 tut
nut the cheapest political adyenuer hat nas appeaeu
w ou ~ Wy countrv I'm the last haf century, and who was
Iarted Inv bribery ana fraud Clayton who for te gOOu
. , pcnnbhcai marty counted the who was
iawtnlv elected Governor OF Arkansas. so we nave
House largely made up Of traders aud JObbers' ahu III
tie fellows too numerous and too lnsig1lncAnt 70 e
non So we have the saue class OF men niilng
n.ces of honor trust and prOit-especlally prOnt-a
aver the land This dsgraceiul state OF affairs can De
nroperly attributed to the TACT that We nave Ai &c
termination VINO are too fastidlous, too hgh-toned 20
dabble in the dirty pool OF politics They are 700
nioe 10 mix with the sweaty crowd AT primaries nnu
nominating conventions unless they want 10 run ioi
,S themseyes They leave ali the work OF nominal
I'M candidates 10 oafers, bummers petty Once.hOIueis'
and that sert-seneray the most Ignorant ana ubptn
cinied men in tue community. or course they WIZ
nominate of their own kind, and then our hlghhinu9u
ciIzen aghast at the logical contamination eau ohS
stand aloit and mourn the degenerhcy OF tue 'nes'
New-York tribune., 1874-07-08
CRIMINAL NOTES.
At the Fssex Market Police Court

Al The Essex Market POIlct JOuTV ytsttTuHY' DC
foe Justice BIby Of No go East Thrice
default 300 bail for stealing amethyst ud at
nom John Los Of No. 81 Rdge Daniel OConne sf No 100
Cl, a. default Of 81 900 bail charges
i a,s.ung Towberg with Of brass knuekes AMI the
other for carving concealed weapons
At the Tombs Police Court yesterday, before JUS
tiee Fanme William Sullivan Of No % P4rksL committed to
.Wer I'M default bail for snaehing valued $40
fom the pocket pathE Petit Of No ZOl Snbst jersey City.
uhe he through Pearst Monday Justice
Tammsr Jas Muhs for fobbpg the eS Of Lucas
FernAen 2ls Grabdst OF sl6O worth of sasedss
In the Court of General Sessions yesterday, before
Jut- Sutherland PALACES. coorei l3 "
pleaded guilty stealing So 80 from his employer T. W. Toba Of
No 2gg Broalway % sni aud
ss months IN The state Pnsol William Baker sawlrt
D yrar was placed charged with having assaulted an Italian
g BarAolh, asei ii Tae eoaeiasion
reached
New-York tribune., 1874-07-08
DECISlO<S-JULY 7.

SupfriOr TOurt tAdmbTs.-By Judge Spelfe, j.
Pa.msy at BabawAouoa ths the pIaEf make the
nth are G,ae and granted
I3 lsh articles sAd complaint
IA den Ell mem) nenY r. pcraAf John Mac
deenaBt stay proceedings until appeal from the
granting be,T paying f motion
ala LLnx .esan JOHN b.nsiIa ~ hA..e oAe4LLL-Ihe
New-York tribune., 1874-07-08
LIBEL SUIT INVITED.
From The Augusta (GaJ ohrontcls and senan,l

From The Auglst1 tGd) Chr0nicle and Seahn>L
Mr. Carpenters bill sought to make every
publisher country responsible for his uterances
and the utterances OF his contributors IN any place
where he may have correspondent agent For
instance Mr. Carpenter alleges that he has been
cruelty slandered by The NEwYORK TRIBUNE, which
has made public specific charges Of drunkenness and
debauchery. THE TRIBUNE maintains the truth or Its
CORES pOudents statements, aud Invites IlOel SUIT III
order That the matter may be tested Under the aw'
as il stands at present this suit would have 10 be com
mepced in New-YOrk, the place OF the defendants
residence. Senator Carpenter nanlests no desire
10 proceed in this But II his bill had become
law. could, under It's provisions nave seeecu s0ne
small town In his own state, Wisconsin, where 1HE
TRIBUNE maintains agency and sought satisfaction
from the offending Journal before jury and court ln-
nucnced by his position and power II is easy 10 tell e
result Of this and all similar suits. Newspapers would
either be ruined by the damages assessed against them
I'm every section OF the country, else they would DE
compelled to refrain from publishing anything uniaVor-
able to COngTessmen or Ofice-hOlders.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-08
MINIATURE ALMANAC


s,D b,.s ARG sun sets ..... 1882 Moon rises OBI
wA-EH DAY-A
Sandy Hook o.23 Gov. Issnd.. 2j5 Hell Gate Ferry 4sO
HiGH rBIs DAY-P ~
New-York tribune., 1874-07-08
PdSSENGERS SAILED.

FOR UAvAEA-la ,,,qmshtp Columbus jay 7-Johl vinfe
rs,ey q do Zldo T r. Avas Somelau. j. q Aye. Wet RIO
Aye Dolores Ayle. Joseph E. Haon Aeon Carmo jose Fran
SEQ SsyOnia. h. Gown.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-08
CURRENT DISCUSSION.
GEN. BURNSIDE AND THE CAIRO AND vINCENNE5
RAILROAD
From The Chicago Tribun>.


From 71< Chicago TribunI -
THE NEw-Y YORK TRIBUNE publishes the loi-
lowing paragraph: "Tne enemies OF Gen. Buflslu'
to have opened a flank attack upon him about the
time OF the late In the Senatorial ngn In hpole
Island. The Chicago Tribune dwells allegations nade
in the course OF ltigatons about the Cairo ana VIM
Railroad Company, that Gen. Burnside rs fesl-
dent made its behalf for the construction
OF line and the time entered into an arrange
ment with the contractors by the terms OF Whcn te
profits 10 be equally divided between nun ahu
them, and thinks that an explanation IL deslTapg;
Whatever may have been publishcd In inc
chicago Tribune respecting the CAIRO ana Nlh
cennes Railway Company and lts emOarfass
ments had no reference 10 the candidacy OF
Gen Burnside for the United States Senate. We would
as lief he were elected as anybody. The affairs OF the
Company however, became matter OF judicial lnYesu
CATION, and the nature of the contracts made by Gen
Burnside, President of the Company were stated as
we gave them. The statement now made by Gen Burn
side-that he sole and absolute owner OF every
stock of the railroad may be true but me
statement will require further explanation. 1he
road mainly in the State OF Illinois, and the counties
and towns along the line seduced into voting SUD
scriptiOns of bonds, which they eXcnaDScl IOr
shares of the capital stock OF the Company THESE
hold S50s,G00 IN shares OF the original capa
stock OF the Company, which they certainly uId
not buy OF Gen. Burnside and which is part OF tue
original capital OF SI,0OO000 They were original su0
scribers oneeighth of the whole capital STOCK
Of the Company. they mold that stock yet and are
likely hold it for all time TO come. Now, 1t may De
possible that Gen. Burnside and these towns may naNc
both been sole aud absolute owners" or thls mar
million dollars worth of stock at the same time Dut IN
the absence OF an explanation, do not understand
how II could have been 80. We do not mean 10 aiege
that Gen. Burnsde's conduct singular or pecudr
He only did what other rallroadbuders ana ABOUT te
same time. But when he says that he owned an lhe
aud counties which probably the only bona pde
stock III the concern.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-08

7. Lagrelceyille Cemell 90.
agi. Wool
40. .Birby agt Westco,i.
4l..Caylus agt y Y. Kingston
a1dS. R.R Go.
80. Smith agt Cnllinln.
81. .Meilgar agt. LHtIn.
5s. smith at. Culhnll.
81 Molteverte agt. Wilson.
GI.simo agL Same.
60. Winchell sgt Wiuchell.
*. Meyer agt Meyer.
81. Montgomery agt Market
Fire lnS Co.
81. .Marstou sgt McVif
s.. .Piatt Az. EIrs Plait
o9..In the matter, &c, Public
Parade Ground
10. Wei ag- WIugert.
lis. .Mutdal Life lls. Co. az.
Smith.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-08
MUZZLTNG THE PRESS.

PENNSYLVANIA, under the inspiration of 1had.
Stevens aud SINE Cameron, had already muzz.ed the
press OF that state and an Infamous ring H. Philade
pha was having its own way III cOrrdptng adnlnlstra-
lion and plundering the people. THE NEW YORK
TRIBUNE in an able letter written from that city ana
published Yesterday, gives full history of tins radical
ring and OF the manner in which it detes public opinion
aud the press of that city, 1t j. thoroughly ntrcncheu
IN its rascatv by of libel law which max IS II
a criminal ofense to print anything damaging to the
reputation Of pdblic officials no matter how conclusive
the evidence he OF their corruption. No news
paper in Philadelphia would dare publish one-tenth OF
the charges against these ring officials that The lklBuN
gave publicity to- Were any OF them To DO so. It's
responsible editor would he proceeded against at once y
criminal indictment, and the greater the truth ne
ght the greater would he the oense comuttcl
under tine law, and the more damaging the Nerdlet
against him. ,.-
No wonder that the admirable working OF this press
gaglaw in Pennsylvania and the power IL mas gwen "
corrupt oigarchy that ever idstehe
itself upon the machinery Of republican government,
should inspire spirit Of emulation III the breasts oi
Credit MObilieT Congressman, whose rdscdlltleS cOud
never have been unearthed except by the power OF a
free and un rammeed press. That grave ana reNered
Senators-those aspiring to commanding record IN
statesmanshp-shOud lend themselves 10 an enOrt 10
muzze the public press, IN Imitation Ol lhls
precious set Of rascas in Philadelphia Is matter OF
amazemcnt us and is enough To excite the lash OF
the satrist the OF the republican, aud Tie
dceucst of the patriot.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-08

SPECIAL TFRn-DoNoHrE j.
% .Coulier Potter
SFSsrONs-NrTHERIANp, J.-Andew TOneY, H''N5
Daniel ieonIo1s assault ana bstterg hfhi %
receiving goods; OTTO Meuer, Joseph heati.s ~
Powers burglary. Johu Williams DAVIS IhOmt hoor rat
mex Wing Miller William j. White John G larceny ron tHS
uer
New-York tribune., 1874-07-08
CALESDARs-THB pAr.
NAbtNDAhN- ihlt bAfs
srPRFNg R.-CHASBgRs-LAWRHTcH. J.

l22 Honey, Sc, AZ. Rubber Tis
Pencil lo.
l2i-In ths matter, ae.. ~ fMer-
ch't' o.. 90. and Parker.
1876. yernyyea az. Post
l37 Same agt Sfma.
l3S Brady agt Bars
lf3..Bulger at G. rlon.
l4J. Sanford Az. Craniah.
l5i..AylIf sgi, McKel7a
ljj.. .Merfori agt Aierion.
l57. Wheeler agt Brair.
100. In the matter of llenieroa.
iBl. Peck AL. Sprggs.
l7U. Murray sgt HarEay, kc.
l.l..ZiItell agt Sand.oid.
172..D0iy agt Potter
l7i.Aaron sgt Blcyeri.
l7T.Gnfagt SWiIc .son.
l7s.. .Co1nor, Sherf agt The
Gaddeus Ran Coal aa1
l.ar Co
New-York tribune., 1874-07-08
THE COURTS.
CAPT. GILL'S TRIAL.

THE CASE OF THE Ex-DEPUTY COLLECTOR OF TAXES
AND ASSESSMENTS OF BROoKLYN-CLosE OF THE
PROSECrTION.