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New-York tribune., 1874-03-06
MUNICIPAL PATRONAGE.
THE TAHNANY GENERAL COMMITTEE OPPOSED II
GIVING TIE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORK
MORE POWER

THE TAHNASY GENERAL COMMITTEE OPPOSED 10
GIVING TIE DEPARTMENT or PUBLIC WORKS
MORE POWER
The meeting of the Tammany Hall General
Committee last evening" the occasion Of exciting
debate between the hon. John Kelly etJudge Hogan,
and others the question OF opposing the bl be
fore Senate, giving the Department Of Public
Works the power To prosecute certain works 10 the
upper part OF the island The preamble and resolutions
introduced by Coroner WOtman, behalf ~ the
Committee Resolutions The preamble sets forth the
bill before the Senate and declares that by
covert 10 seeks 10 convey 10 the Depart
ment Of Public Works the sole and exclusive power TO
prosecute the improvements, embracing more than 10
miles OF avenues above Fifty st.. and
removing 1t from the Department OF Parks whore it
properly bslonss declares thar during the past two
years Commission Van Mort has aYeH out special and
private contracts amounting 10 ihau 100000 TO
political favortcs and interested friends without pnbc
competition, required law. The resolutions
follows:
.arn dng 70 protect the shi. and ass OF The -s,re peoo
Of community declare her uncompronng ho,ti to all special
legislation al Albany which without the
people treat metropolis their representative,
and 6e,af 70. ey and be Of prscsa 6ene, to IT. he
agny the sggAdremen' of the authority 'ni Influence
Resolved principle, b. ,
should be based local 'efGo7ernne9t wt the Vie" sr
Sansp repre.satat1ss that and antrseh5 S eou
possibly be chosen administer the Of
ihs Commonwealth Hence respectfully aud sarn.
rry Of the and Assembly
political restrictions oppose ,renuou,y
another request Albany
TO The question OF she control Of te public
the Council Of city, where IL ngbuy belongs.
long ana excited debate followed. ExJnstee Hogan
declared that he opposed to both the Department
OF Public Works and Department OF Parks, aud de
nounced the attempt Of the Committee TO discriminate
between them declared that the preamble was not
adopted by the Committee on Organization The Hon.
John Kelly opposed to the bill I0ec.use II gave
much additional power to the Department OF PUDliu
Works
Coroner woltman withdrew the preamble aud rcsou-
tione as coming from the Committee Organization.
ana offered them n Individual member OF the Com
mittee. This was again followed by long debate.
A motion to recommit them 20 tho Committee oil Or
voted down. and they then adopted
by a decided majority.
A petiton received from Taxpayers OF the XIst
Assembly District, offered by tue Hon. A. y. Sullivan
setting forth that by the present mode OF holding PR
mary elections, in having only one polling place in
a district containing 81 election districts and 1000
Democratic voters, the body OF voters disiran-
chsed. and small clique enabled to control nomna-
tons suggesting that there he polling place n
each election district, and be allow ote
who not previously been registered, and that the
preseut delegation resin and allow Others be elected
Ii referred 10 the Committee on Organization.
New-York tribune., 1874-03-06
FINANCIAL INTERESTS.

Tie stock market was quiet and weak yes
tsrday but toward the close Of business prices rallied
.omewha, The decline 10 Erie about noon was greater
Than that OF the general list, owing 70 rumor that IN
the election OF directory Of the Cleveland, Columbus
Opc nnati and Indianapolis Railway, the Atlantic and
Great Western had obtained ompleecoDtro
but Of the members OF the Board identified
With the Lake Shore interests. Toward the close OF
b1siness Brie rallied from 432 20 As. The annual
election Of the Housstonc Railroad held yesterday
and the old directors and officers retained. Hoy
spragues Co. announce that aud after the 18th
they will be prepared issue their extended paper IN
Exchange for the obligations held by creditors on
the terms aud 10 the manner nded In the
norts Of the Committee OF Creditors dated Nov 2s and
becembrr 1873 Creditors are Informed that they will
Facilitate the exchange by sending 10 the undersigned
.cbeduIes Of .uer held by them as early possible
meeting OF the Gold Exchange was held at yes
t1cdaI FOR the transaction OF routine business
New-York tribune., 1874-03-06
THE r.sr RIVER BRIDGE.

A meeting of the directors of the New
Yori Bridge Company held day before Yesterday
suggest aud discuss plans for raising funds TO con-
tnue the work upon the bridge. Those present were
Mayor Hunter Controller Schroeder, Messrs Robinson
strsnahsn, McCue, Kingsley, Van Anden, Tracy ana
Wheeler. The stockholders, through the directors
desired that the city OF Brooklyn should assume The
work nnlsh the bridge 1t 10 the public, and reim-
burse the private stockholders when II was completed
Both Mayor Hunter and Controller Schroeder on the
partof the CITY, opposed such compromise as 1t was
impossible for the city alone 70 undertake It, Both
these gentlemen agreed, upon suggestion 70 the
srsof that IL would be equitable II New-York would
join Brooklyn in taking up the work and releasing the
stoc khOlders After discussion IL was decided
unanimously as a compromise between the ex-otficio
directors and the private stoekhoders' directors that
tbe building OF the bridge should Oh, provided the
New York authorities would assist in the proportion
from telr siiy. IL Vss cepsluqs0 W ootlSy v!tl the
New-York tribune., 1874-03-06
CUSTOM-HOUSE SPOILS.
A MISSING $1,000.

pIs1R~r- ATTORNEY BLISS RECEIVES IT. BUI FANS
TO ACCOUNT FOR 1T.
In the list OF compromised Custom -house suits
,blished in THE TRIBUNE of Nov Is. 1878, furnished
from the Office Of Distrct-Attorney Bliss there ap-
peared the name of Harvey Barnes, as having paid
penalty of $4,000 In the official report made by the
Secretary of the Treasury in answer to the demand
of Congress this case is not reported 1t is curious
enc. worthy further inquiry by Congress. The
'rRIpuNr has endeavored 30 trace the missing sum.
INT MI Bliss who knows most about 1T, has declined
20 give any information regarding it. The facts OF
the case are as follows:
I A Judgment was obtained against Harvey Barnes
,n 1879 for about S5SOOO which he declared himself
unable to paw. II is not often that the Special
Agent and the District-AttOrney make the error of
"sauoenng a merchant for more than he can
nav. and they never fail 10 reduce the
amount rather than go without any booty. Mr..
Barnes made an offer to pay $4,000, and after the
reference of the proposition to a Commissioner 1t
was finally decided by the agent and Mr.. Bliss to
take the $1,000 rather than bother with the affair
snv longer" Mr. Barnes paid the sum in cash, Mr..
jackson Schultz acting as his friend in the matter
and delivering the sum in person to DIstrict-At-
torney George Bliss, jr. When THE TRIBUNE pub
hshed the Official list few days ago the name OF
Mr.. Barnes did not appear, and MIR. Schultz called
attention to the suspicious omission. careful oX-
animation of the printed report was then made ana
il was positively ascertained that no such name OF
amount was in the record 1t is possible that may
have been omitted by mistake of the treasury
New-York tribune., 1874-03-06
RAILWAY STRIKES.
THE STRIKE OF BRAKEMEN on THE LEHIGH
VALLEY ROAD

THE STRIKE OF BRAKEMEN on THE LEHIGH
VALLEY ROAD.
WmKsBARRE, Penn, March j-rhe strike OF
the brakemen OF the Lehgh Valley Railroad is confined
10 the Northern Division operated by that road which
ends at Ptston and instituted for the purpose Of
getting an advance OF 10 cents per day the
paid before the panic. The brakemen Of the Southern
Division Joined in the demand for the wages paid before
the panic but declined 10 ask for any further advance
all trains running regularly on that division
No passengers freight trains have arrived here from
further than Pttson since Tuesday, and to-day the
mail did not come through. Five brakelnen were
rested to-day at CaXtOn, two being held for trial.
WAvERLEY, ". Y, March IA proposition
oeived here this morning that the Company would
store the strikers 10 per taken from their
wages last December. which they refused TO accept
The strikers frm their demand have the same
pay as is received on the Erie road.
A STRIKE OF ERIE employees AT BUFFALO.
BUFFALO, March 5.-Yesterday afternoon
the carpenters and painters and the track hands and
freight house employees OF the Erie Railway stopped
and held and indignation meeting ut night which
resulted in general strike this morning until such time
the Railway Company shall pay their back wages,
due since January ]. About 400 waited upon the
superintendent OF the railway this morning and stated
satisfactory reply The machiDists and
OF the railway are not engaged In the strike. their
organization preferring different mode OF redresslDg
their wrongs
New-York tribune., 1874-03-06
GERMAN STEAMSHIP OVERDUE.

No tidings have been received yet concern
ing the German steamship Graf Bismarck, which sailed
from Bremen for Now-York on Feb. II. The officers OF
the North German Lloyd Steamship Company to which
the Graf Bismarck belongs feel anxiety, however,
aud are confident tnat she will arrive within two or
three days The Graf Bismarck last heard from az
Southampton, which port she left good condition
Feb 49, having taken board additional passengers
and cargo The steamer Nam, belonging TO the same
line left Southampton the 18th aud reached this port
last Monday 1t is stated the agents that HE Main
a much faster saier than the Bismarck, and her
arrival before the Bismarcks would not indicate
disaster the latter In the best OF weather the Mains
time 1cels the Bismarck by two and half days and
sometimes more. The Graf Bismarck ia an excellent
steamer and of the stanchest OF the line TO which
she belongs. She built the clyde three years
ago aud has d commander IN whom the Company places
the greatest confidence The Graz Bismarcks cabiu
passe John Heyne OF k0nigsberg Louis Seren
Hilderneim. Hans Luttichen OF SaXOny, ana Mr
aud Mrs A. schonbeck OF MagdeOurs. In he stceraLe
there y passengers, Of whom tbrGe-JOhn Brandt
{. shauman, and H. Windhorn-bclong III this city.
New-York tribune., 1874-03-06
TIE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
A MESSAGE FEOa WASHINGTON 10 IHE CHAMBER
OF COMMERCE.

A MESSAGE FKOa WASHINGTON 10 IHg CHAMBER
or COMMERCE.
The regular monthly meeting of the Cham
Der OF Commerce held yesterday afternoon at their
rooms ia Wilam-st VIM. L. Dodge the President, be
ing Washington with the Committee on Revenue Re
form. Henry Grinnell occupied the chair Mr.. Cowdin
the Executive Committee reported the following
didates for membership: Walter g. Fairfield President
OF the Butter aud Cheese Exchange nominated by John
r. Henry and Moncelia Folsom, Vice President OF the
same Association, nominated by Roland s. Doy, who
were unanimously elected. T1e officers OF the Chamber
authorized TO make arrangements for the anGyeT
cary banquet on the evening Of May 7.
On motion OF Elliott {. Cowden, MI. william NJ EyariH
was elected member OF the Chamber.
James W. Eiwell, Chairman OF the Committee to
whom had been referred the question OF beadmouey.
made full repor, showing that the money paid by ship
without protest ought IN equity 10 be refunded
those who had pad The sums paid under protest
had been. The Secretary read the following dispatch
from the Special Committee on Revenue Reform:
WAsHIsGTos. Mirch ls7L
GloHGE wnsos Sec " y ChGm6sr o. Coamerce.
Our hearing before The Committee Of WaYs aud Means
delayed till tomorrow. M Dodge whz heard tO day
reply 10 tle attaoh vi JaJuc. HIs statement Triumph
Ant Sindeation of Lila house aud perfect showing VI
New-York tribune., 1874-03-06
RECOVERY OF STOLEN BONDS.

ABOUT The middle of March, 1873, the Office
OF Charles H. Rose, at No 90 Broads was entered by
three sneak thieves While OF the number attracted
.ne aenuon OF the occupants the third secured pack
age OF first mortgage bonds of the PennsyIyana and
Western railroad, worth about sooOOO. and escaped
Ills companions also got away before the theft was dis
covered. Capt Irving and Detective Macd0ugaI have
ior some Tine past been engaged on the case. and
recently Iney learned that portion of the stolen bonds
had Deen purchased by William G. Brandon the propri.
eior OF loan once at No. 1i0 Broadway Brandpn's
Office was visited and In ms safe vere a. nno
OF the stolen bonds These were seized Brandon va.
taken before Jnttlce Bxy at the TOnbs who held him
in bail 10 await al examination. BTaldOn'e repta ton
as receiver OF stolen property is very bad He has
alleged completely ia the Waterford Bank robbery In
tins case evidence insufficient "a warrant ,,
although thoIc strong grounds FOR lac
neviuC bun " have been ~ sVme manner connected
with ~
New-York tribune., 1874-03-06

NEARLY A MILLION DEMANDED OF THE CITY
Controller Green was served yesterday with
demand for the payment Of s02OOOO for damages al
legged 70 have been sustained by the following persons
IN consequence of trespass upon and conversion Of
their property In the opening and extension of Church
ST. in 1869: Adams Express Company, $2OOOOO United
States Express Company f5oOO William PhVfe t6OOU
James D. Phye SIS oOo Patrick Dollard $4,000 James
Fitzgerald s45OoO; Forester & Co.. t75O0o william
NArdseik $4,000 Francis s. wynkoop $4,000; Albert
MeIsahan, 100000; c. NJ. Connolly and Others. eIecu-
tors 100000.
Payment and settlement were also demanded 10 the
amount OF by the following persons for the return
OF paid their lots for the opening OF
the same street Patrick Dosrd, t3,o0o; James d..
Phyfe 1880 William Phyfe, fl,4lO.
New-York tribune., 1874-03-06

tbo ntnuos OF the present law both IN It's provisions
and it, nnscrupuions application. Tbero could be no
rtronger blow the iioru'er system thsn h'H ceaI
ev ON goat hope of carrying our plans
= SCHULTZ, ROBINS and STEVENS Special Committee
Tho reading was received with applause sannel u.
Rugglcs said that the Canal ,Fundng amendment had
been checked on its passage through the Legislature by
tbe action OF tho Chamber OF Commerce. He offered
resolution embodying all the previous resolutions OF inc
Chamber tho subject OF canal Improvement ana
moved that the transmitted 10 b0th houses OF
the Legislature. Adopted.
Various other COMMUNICATIONS we're received aiter
which the Chamber adjourned. special meeting VIII
be bed Oh March IL FOR the election OF Pi'0t COmnls
New-York tribune., 1874-03-06

clerks but at any rate it II worth looking up ~"
is one of q number of such missing sums.
TRIBUNE reporter yesterday called upon Un'teo
States DistrictAttorney Bliss TO ask as to the dspo
sition of this money He replied in answer 10 'he
inquiry e. shall say nothing about It, lwiil s'veho
moro information TO THE TRIBUNE unless am to
quired to. have always tried to treat iHE TRIBUNE
fairly, but its course has been such that VIII h''
answer questions for it, am ready to tell all aoo,
the Harvey Barnes case to any one VINO is cntl'io"
to ask about it," When requested simply to state III
what way the return of the money received was
made to the Treasury he again refused to toueh the
subject III any way.
New-York tribune., 1874-03-06
JHh FIRE RECORD.
IN THIS CITY.

The stock of Baldwin q Sexton, on the
fourth moor Of No. Bondst, damaged by DIRE tJC0
early yesterday. The building damaged 500.
Inc packing establishment Of A. s. spauding the
fret floor and basement OF No. 25i West Twenty
also damaged by nre " 600 Tne building In al.s
owned " Mr.. hpaulding, and damaged 81 600 Ia
suIod Iho upper part ~ occupied by several families
whOsc furniture vas slightly damaged.
New-York tribune., 1874-03-06
FINES, PENALTIES, AND MolETIEs.

TEN YEARS OF TIE SEIZURE ShSltM-fioN III" w.
CEEDs HAVE BEEN DISTRIBUTED.
Mr. Baines, Commissioner of Customs, has had al
the available force of his office, sometimes amount
ing TO 40 clerks aud copyiss At work every day dur
ing the pa tW nths, preparing n detailed ns'
of the delinquent importers in every customs district
in the country. to be submitted TO the Senate III
answer TO the resolution of Senator Bayard. Inc
report will contain the name of every delinquent
in the United States within the years from July l,
1862 to jane 80, 1872, aud will embrace several
thousand pages of names and figures. The papers
will show the gross proceeds received IN every
case the duties, the costs and expenses OF COLLECTION
the net amount paid into the Treasury, the amounts
paid TO the Collector, the Naval Officer, the Sur
veyor and the informer, the total amount distr0-
uted, and the share of the United States remaining
in the Treasury. The papers are so vouminous that
thoy will yyoish sotvtoI hundlo ods ef pounds The
following table will show the amount of delinquent
duties collected for the 10 years referred to- and the
cost Of collection, in every CustoD-house In the
country. 1t viii be sent to Congress in few days
New-York tribune., 1874-03-06

straight His estate il valued at go no. He WA 4,
years of age and unmarried. The cause Of the act 10
mystery.
was fatally burned yesterday at the residence IL
parents Jersey-st, Grand. by crawling t0 the
Stove and setting clothes fire, in tho absence Of
its mother.
New-York tribune., 1874-03-06

authorities Of this city at early day, and II they
would agree 10 assume fair proportion OF the expense
bin legazing such action should be sent TO Albany,
ard the work be promptly pushed forward. The opinion
expressed that II this plan failed work could not
be resumed within any definite period.
New-York tribune., 1874-03-06
HOME NE WS.
THERMOMETER, YESTERDAY. AT HUpyUrs IN BsoAoW"f
ANA Seon-40' 80. n-<7' Mingbs-36'
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

1Ibemore Hotel-Constantin Borges, Brazilian MIN
,., - Ho.,l-EI Senator Asrihdef
Csliwe of 0rod Central HosiN O. OriNAy serga'
a., a., az the House Representatives Metropolitan H0te-beh
Me- 81 scbnyer County " ~ and the Hon Aaron r. Perry
OHIO Holman Hogss-IIomeT Ramsiel Of hewburgh Ba'a"'
ia
New-York tribune., 1874-03-06

BEST HEALTH JOURNAL is THE SCIENCE op
HEALTH Independent high tOBed practical m.sahns slie O no
family diet exercise breathing bathing. Sbng
sleep diseases and how 10 live IN accord With the hs, 0i
frsclas, monthly ony 81 20 esn,ss
ber Address r WELLS Publisher 389 Broadway hssYors
New-York tribune., 1874-03-06

ANNoUNcEMENr.-The Special, or Fifth ave
OF DREss HAT Manufactured By KNOX, viii bs ready oa
B. NJ KNOX. Fifth Avenue BOteL
New-York tribune., 1874-03-06

THE SPRING FASHIONS OF GEvTLEYEN's HATS
for 1874 ready oE and sale at EsPEscBEDs NsDS
New-York tribune., 1874-03-06


For Bathing Infants-BURNETT's KALLIsTcY,
A SPECIALTY-KNoX's Spring Style o
specialty Ready now Ksox. 2l2 Broadway, Paosst
New-York tribune., 1874-03-06

NEwTOwN. - The Independent Order of the
Sons Of Temperance held their quarterly meeting at
their lodge in Corona, on Wednesday night, and
elected the following officers W. snelling w. c.; c. d.
Lansing Secretary; W. Hatch, Treasurer; NJ. Warrin,
C.; f. warin, g.. b. W 8. Folk, g.. II. Behring, ".
r. Hatch, Chaplain. The Board OF Town Officers, at
meeting held In this village on Wednesday evening re-
commended appropriation OF 5000 Tor repairing
Strongs's bridge aud causeway,
IoNG ISLAND CrY.-It is proposed 20 widen the old
Newtown Road 20 feet beginning at the city line. This
will give direct route, via Fresh Pond Road, from the
ferries at Hunters Point to the cemeteries and Esst
New-lork.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-06
TRTE LIBERTY.

Joseph B. Waseg D. D. a u Lss"''oHare H'noa'''
The Rev. Joseph B. Wdkeley, D. D., Of the
Lexington.ave Methodist Episcopal Clurch at Fifty
.ecopd.st took ms text yesterday morning from 81.
Tn viii SO: If the son therefore shall make ye irce
We small he free indeed" In his opening remarks the
sneaker alluded % the celebration OF Independence Day
We should be- he said, degenerate sons Of noble sres
We failed to cherish this liberty pantedln prayer but
civil freedom did not include real liberty Many OF the
most active in celebrating the nauons anniversary
were i'm tue meanest Of bondage The world by nature
yv in bondage in fact there could be no liberty unless
bondpe was attached Slavery OF the sOu was the soul
of slavery Men may declare themselves never IN OOhd-
ape V lille at the time under the dominion Of sin. We
might DE IN bondage 70 tie devil Persons mSh' 'auEn'
m there WAS inst AS much proof in the Bible OF tAe ex-
isteucc OF the devil Of the savior He sAOul a. SOON
think Of denying one the other. We may De IN Dond-
age to our own corrupt passions, one leading Us one
way one another We may be slaves 70 corrupt haolI
Bondage o. the devil ana SIN "t' "Or- Ilau Iu"t ~
which the Jews were subjected Olehisut eHluS Ola'i
eed0ru intellectual liberty freedom O the mInd ahd
still DE the slave Of stu ana ehJIciy 'suoltn. VI VI
religious liberty. The Gospel was the dot nl . ellnc
patton the divine law OF liberty and Win einanc tIo
or the soul. the man was Iree iuuGfuc - 20 a If
sin from human cOrruptne-s enjoying une toc ..
cod when made free by the son, ana brought among
me children OF COD, then real liberty wac gained Bu
we could not ourselves nor Dy the asa Oi anseis % D a
the chain that encirceA only through Goa coulu IL
be done II the son shall make Ee iree' 5Aen si ye
be free indeed" Who cOuld dOtOt lAa' ho No
,ckuess ealmed the sea- ana broke the chahs Oh uon
and OF the grave, could make us iree lst "AS 9ne vi
the crrands for which lie came lu,o lny Will N W.
it Dy Hi. own power aud spirit, anu Dy is WOih WIN
the spirit OF tne Lord there wac away S ~ IA ssn
clusiOn -aid Have you Deen maze IIec og u"
D0 you eajoy moral nDertyI Are you Hyine as Gods
Heaven enos ing the freedom Of Gods peopei II you
arc jon OF tiaDksgiying IL NOV, oOno W 40
ei rom tic bondage Of su aud its punishment. but
m de sous OF Ged with and through Chrlst and nave an
everlasting % hoI ~ SonSas IN Inc devil ana sn let Ds
say 10 you, Our DeAYerd }" Aeie'
New-York tribune., 1874-07-06
MIR. LINCOLN And HIS CABLNET

AN INCIDENT OF HIS ELECrION-HIs DETERMiNA-
TIoy TO INCLUDE MR. SEWARD AND Mr. CHASE
AMONG HIS ADVISERS
To the EdttOr OF The Tribune.
SIR: The just remarks OF IHE IkIBoNE
CONCERNING Mr. Evart's address at the Dartmouth me-
,orfl Of Salmon r. Chase reminded me OF oit of MS
,o,, The writer had occasion 10 pass through sprus
a.,d IL ON a business trip directly after the Fies-
ential election in lg69 leaving this city only ten mu
utes after the close Of the polls. AZ midnight OF Oh.
,rriv-ur at Bnghamton by the Erie Railway the te'e
,r,nb announced the triumphant election oi Abraham
lincoln A. the successor of james Buchanan, Fftslleut
tb ruied states Believing that 10 possible % pc
tue first New Yorker, who voted TOT MI L'ucoln' -
onav "a congratulate him on his election, cssil gu -
ln so Arriving az Springfield Thursday p NJ Wlthpu'
any delay OF the trains, ana Gaming on a Muth
~, ,ogother wont 10 the residence OF Mr. Lincoln ~
ronsratuIaons OF his DeghnOrs having Deen maue tn9
eve1ing previous. he compdTdLvely at eisu,o aa
reoe,Ved us with hs usual cOrdlaIlty. ne Hau ~ ,
introduced TO the house represented during ms Yls "
our city before his nomination. ,.,-., ., -c ,..,ora
rold him I brought the CONGRATULATIONS Oi % E"ar
IN our .tore for President who we're PlSNlou
. eyard men," remarking that II Mr seward Wo Wos.a
accent any place under MS Adiinl''F -. s,i
JIe remnrked anite emphacty that suctl was MS pu
no.e agresuR with the opinisR generalB e1lta, ~
Mt Nj seward was familiar with the questions LII
agtang the coantry that his services WOMB &c Nery
iT1pOrtAnt TO his administration. -. I'm
II bas been said that he mad derrmlheu DelOio ,"o
sioction offer TO Messrs ~ ward anu hss1 % b -
they filled in his Cabinet II he was elected lhs We
dom OF these appointments was happly SCI IOIIA "
Mr. Eyarts IN his address. IA hhrSSA'NAN"
Ne1 York, June 30, 1874.