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JPERIOR COURT-sPEOIAL
Decisions.

: By JUUEt WOHtT
JOnes vs. Hastngs Knapp vs. Taylor, ct al. ;
Heyman vs.. WalcOtt; Mcpherson VS.. Sinclair !;
frscher vs. Rocker ct AL Mansfield VS.. Appleton |;
Boyd vs. Yeyerton ct aL-Orders granted.
Kripgeman vs.. MOrris.--RepOrt of referee con-
nrmed.
BY Judge Freedman
whitney Arms Company VS.. BarOw.-It is hereby
ordered that this case be flied ana annexed to the
.ldgmen mt roll.
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Reimer vs.. Reimer.-Decrce OF divorce granite
10 the plaintiH.
Tnorp vs. The Mayor, &c.-Motion denied.
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COURT CALBNDARs-THIs DAY.

SUPREME CoURT-CHAMBERs-Held by Judge
s. 49, A. 81, 72, 70, 70, 80, l06 LOG,
115, 1856, l42, la, lao. $50, 1852.
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THE LECTURE SEASON.

,....-.- TTIE LECTUNE SENSON.
AT THIS EyENTNG-A LECTURE on NERVOUS
"a Debility % and Special Diseases at DR.. Kahn's Mn.
Fourth street The largest and most marpsccsr, M,
scum In the world. Admission 5Jc. "
CPECiAI. LECTURES EVERY NIGHT AT ErcUr
- o'clock ~ the New York Museum OF Anatomy dis
Broadway between Houston and Bleecker streets W.
MUSICAL.
A SOPRANO DESIRES A Position IN A CuuRCu
"A choir ~ New York or Brooklyn. Address, Tor QUO
wcek A. Al, p,s Howard uouaA Maauc. Conn.
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BUSINESS IN THE OTHER COURTS
SUPREME OOURT-OHAMBERS.
Decisions.

By Judge DOnOhue.
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HORSES. CAitltIAGEs.
A UCTION HOUSE OF ARCH JOHNSTON
n date Johnston 4 Van TasselD.

The RoEsE ApGT2N CT Bs$NCH $ Of 9uE HoysE
& Ss;T} SrSEr
are not afraid Of anything; can be driven BY any
ELEGsNf LANbAuLEr Circular 'front.' nearly
HfW K3SS p 'Hea &sr hssEfsnMsSrBood bay Kentucky
ss sTs knd IL al nos
anythinvi viii stand without tring can trot easily
TOP SIDE BAR ROAD WAGON. IN good order.
y Ei.EGsNT iiSSST TEAM. DARK BAY HORSES, l5s1
unusually stylish not afraid OF anything; any
s eG Fe chxRkScs enrey sSy %cw by corbe
ROAM rRorTING HORSE. l5,z hands, years;
kind In all harness; free from Vice; free, Stylish
not afraid of anything: will sand without tying
T6 SIZE sosa sA kSAb sst STHs IN good order
HORSE 9os ns hands s years ktna
SGSdS HossA hsss. yss!s fss ss a GS s
harness; free from vice: hns, tree stylish driver.
one can drive him: Warranted sound ""'
: QUEEN rHAEfoN, entirely new. by J. vand.r.
ELEGANT, cHEsrNuT HORSE ls'l hsuas, 7
KIND lHe M al ss i'd free S n amy
s'T ExT S SOUND r.
GRAY MESSENGER MARE ls,s hands, years;
sh driver has trotted In sio can tro in minates ties;
rS class read hGrse sound Hndd
D1sNi!S5 EISTSES ! OTHER HORSES, DESCRIPTION
A ixsaE %ssoRrMENgT. OF NEAn.y EVERY
9s TAG2N N Us
SALE AT OUR MART, ~ TO 25 THlkTEENTlI
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

1sTRS2baYSsroosD PidH-sixih column ii1'" '0"'AA'
second and
BOARD ASG LoDGrNG wANTED-Klwn PAGE
Rz3 ssF2rE soR siGs.eo.. s2s@s
sys!sssss SSESRHtslrIgs- si;is SsSjFh PAGE
CLERRs XSO sALEsMEN-Nxrn pAcr-romtA and
S52GassS SsB column p.cys
ooAsT%sE sfth fGlaIni p.ex,,a col
2Ssi SsfSS ra
DkNTISfRY-SEcoSD PAGE Second column.
DwkGsS hoGss srs'fFs 70 AND
UNFuRNisHED-sHcoND PAoR-Thiro and fourth
EUROPEAN srEAMsnIrs-EIcuru pAs.-seeond and
EEggeSFsoS EgG$SFis;oSS S's.s P1ss-sar.. column. -
TiSXKGIaiSFl1na Pacr r.aH-Fourh column
EiNB ARTs-EiaaTu P4cr-Fourth column.
k RooHs 4sb TO LET
rrp S,Sy}ss sEcESp p4cs-FSurth . and nth columns
fSEScA fsa"P Picr-sxth col
HELL WASrED-pEsALEs-rwxLrrH pAcr-si.ti col
HGsP HGsfrS P4c1s!Sth column
HSgs sSS$s IT, a4s4sSH.nru sgsHs r.o.y.
AND ssa
f6EoTvSEs $$EEAsoss-E -E.earn r4sn1rioh column.
AoSf AND FOUND-FiRsr PAGE-Ffrst and second col
MACHINERY-F1Rsr PAeE-sixth column.
MARBLE MANTBLS-EiaHrH PAeE-Four,b column.
HEDlCAL-TwkAyrH PAGE--Slxth column.
MILLINERY AND Observation-Disclosures PAGE-Fifh
NIscELLANEous ADvERrsEMENrs-rrxrH PAGE
observation-disclosures PAon-Fourh column.
MUSICAL-EiGHIH PAGE-Fifth column
NEW WPUBiAICAfI0NS-SKynETM PAGE-Sixth column
gnoSos%hszElenzn PAszzrOgrn column
of OF 4h nnd ER SALE OR TO
RENTISEcoSD H PAcE1irst SIs and second columns
REAL ESTATE wANrED-srcosD pAoE-secona col
RELIGIOUS EoTICEs-FInsr PAcE-First column
REWARDS-FIRsr PAGE Second column.
SALES AT AUCT1ON-sHcoND PAGk-fifth and sixth
SITUATIONS wAN1ED-FEMALEs-gLE PAGE
AND TWELFTH PAGE-First. second third, fourth and
sITuATioNs WANrED-MALEs-Nmru PAep-Fourth
SPECIAL srciuia uiNaor1cEs-r,as7 PAcr-second column.
sPORTlNG-DOGS, BIRDS, &C-FIksT PAGE-Ihird col
ssToR.AGE ,Elca1M P4eE-Fogrth column.
EHMAHR Eyl ~, RE- REsoRrs-N,Nrn PAGs-Thrd column.
THE TURF-FIRsT PAGE-Third column.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PUKPOSEs-sEcosD PAGE
TRAVELLERS q GUrDE-EIeara PAeE-Third and fourth
UNESSSiSMLD yRSiHif ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
wANSE5 sFaSSP 70 column
WEsTCHESTER COUNTY PROP ERrY FOR SALE OR
vAcHT0s r. LETIsSGoSp 5T rAcEcFirst coumn r,,
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SPECIAL AND IMPORTANT SALE,

a srsolA. HsP hfSShEtsH SSann
AT sAfhs st19S S sthHH sh hsr
nSs Ss hEoH Of 1
WHO SAts re SgsSs$ SHs SsSAn'A CUBA
ia a Z 2ps.ss s.s i "a il
~. ana IT Sus sS
ever harnessed any lady car drive herr has area style
uaa @ sn% n sound 5
Besuiiiu and fast bay Gslding lssK hands high
Se s'1
90 asS
s.d ho he in n M Y s Gass ens nd
warranted sound and kind
s@f By hssst3S Wosss ~ asnss
Alen he mas ali black points; heavy name and tail;
s:sS clip on road can beat track
% Gaa s soand and who can mold s
Elegant and .h.rouen1rGd sSrrs Geang M 10
d:v sS By aSSssS lie sSTs s9a as ne
breeding than any horse living, and speed fas
sa arae al ssas
nn ss for any
hs sired ire 1.ss Pss old
ilks has dne limI, ana iee! irotisd On MYs,s Park
Marranted war AZ SCUM sound an and Kind. NV"
ans ss s sS s ss% % ys 1Sns s Mass y
paE: purchased IL KeSigcty tor present owner
cd this mare and the sorre scdnS make very ss
team beat 24S to pOle she Is uy warranted sound
xsS cours Pole and shafts: one rark M rhae9n Pole
nS Sn Of dosSe
sets 9 nss Rns WSps G an elegant collection OF m
BTSe stock + All arst siass and Carriages are AZ
in s
sStR sGS IN SffEi limits or restriction
o. A THE PRIVATE STABLE 20 EAST SEVENTEENTH
n BETWEEN FIFTH AsESdk sissSs}k AND BROADWAY,
FIVE E4E$Sy Is y sSs!s SsaS sSiS aoasEs,
mour ~ high years old; can ro to the pole together
0e''e' :" ST SEED I'"SA WARRANTED OR NO SALE.
high years old; has shown 2a,l OH the ice is coal
Also ons Of the handsomest Family Horses in New
York is dark dSalIpled Sl bay Mare only years old:
can rot in minutes and airaid Of not even locomo
Also elegant gentlemsns roadster. coupe phae,cn
N n R.Nihe above stock %i arrive here from Newport
and be on 'xnS9a dSaohso% 9H %5ans'Ha ns a O'clock
B-Iook for particulars, pedisrees, &c, to morrow
A. aHHar 'AS Y saSSHss AND CARRIAGE
r0-A0nhGHEF HF rLsyEs SSESsE FTGN0nn0w
ATog1SS snS
family
Tsnf should
enter their stock before Z. N. to-day.
4 -"rHE BREWSTER wAGoNu
sT SSs az ss ;ssH
sSoa o
Mny s ana Street bowntown %areroom
Fifth avenue Co. street.
several second hand Carriages taken ~ sxohanse
Wagons, at prices '9 9, meet Nh ,he times -,
A HANDSOME BAY HORSE FOR sALE--ARouT
"A 1914 hands hgn Can be seen at private stable 522
West rwcnty.second street
a. Top WAGON BY Wood Bros. po.top by stlycrs top
sosE of ~ new Wers makers az Sres
taf' frsA
A ohs,tna Mare rot, ne finest
yp.S in h % rw % a,t as
haas he. OF 0Se'N HENRY BoGeEAss % irving place
A TOR SIDE BAR ROAD WAGON. BY T: MURPHY.
East iss II rwaS s'as'S stress Ssae''' '''' new
A BREWSTER SIDE BAR tor WAGON, J. WATER,
@ DIn nsna S e% S1 and
hand Skeletons and sukles BY Gallery, Coupe Rock.
fR
iarnoss WHIPS; &C. also 10 top and open Wagons BY
W. il. GRAY, - and % Wooster street
ONE or SsEs. ssy a.ss
n ~ tItuea N
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EUROPE.

TIME QUEENS HOTEL, QUEENSTOWN.
This we'll known hrst class hotel, having recently
changed propretors will now be found one q the most
In the South Ireland Being situate close
10 the landing sagcs and railway depot will he found
most convenient 70 American tourists arriving by the
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L with club and lo1gng rooms Of the best
thorough harcs i'll the city; established twenty
years. For particulars apply 10 ). h. LOGAN, "A Duane
street. New York.
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LOST AND FOUND.
REV Aki1S.

CCHOONER JULIA A. TATE PICKED Or A YAwL
- Boat in Long Island Sound feet long. For urter
particulars inquire off. N. TAiE, Piermont.
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FOR sALE.A SECOND HAND CLOTHING STORE
at II sixth avenue established eigh. years. with
without Stock: possession can be had Immediately.
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ENOR sALE-A FIVE YEARS LEASE OF HOTEL
on Broadway 100 rooms Fixtures AMI Furniture,
very low; rent reasonable. Address BUSINESS, 64a
Broadway, New York.
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DRUG STORE FOR sALE-oNE DOING A FIRST
L. class business, terms For particulars ad-
dress OPIUM. Herald Uptown Branch once.
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s. F.
IA Carriages received storage or sae terms lib
eral; rooms light clean and dry. rrowster d Co.. OF
BroOmc street, SECOND AND Top WAGONS BOC lit
FOR CASH. A. :. FLANDRAU
372 and 37i Broome street. corner of Mott
Fourth avenue cars Ha aSS door
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VAChT FOR sALE--OR EXCHANGE FOR HORSE,
Harness, Road Wagon or shifting top Buggy, fast
open Yacnt; length 2Sx II beam draught ~ inches in
prine order; Lcnox built spars and rigging new; b,
anchors, chains moorina buoy, sidclghts. &c full IN
vcnory cash price $40 would add some in
change suited Address r. o. box i22 New York Post
office.
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LNOR SALE-A GOOD PAYING GROCERY STORE.
IL cheap rent and good location, with full Sock;
has other business Inquire at Il Perry street
milk
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SEPTEMBER Is, lS74-TRlPLE SHEET.
HORSES, CARRIAGES. sc.

-.
Al AgHE2H Gs f1ssHi gHIf PAX klsxxnr sx Avoosprns
noEss xS6 e SxSa yShqsGp yen M2nr
No. liz AND III EHSG fSUhI TIFTEENTH nyNIE STREET, NEAR
asY sAf Hs boE5Es aSp ANR
Twenty to hours given to to
CATALOGUE OF ii Fai's?'ss; B1?s TUESDAY SALE
AT OUR TAaroRSR49 Hs = R'EH9skiL sskkiLEsRooM
sa5I ksS EopRTH SyRhf AVENUE
.GENSTLEaaAN's .rgaSouI-s9aREL GLIDING,
and true N ail harness: free wee; stylish
:spss?1 family or road horse
hsf gSA1ss Ssbs sS GrS2 yEias OLD
kind and true n an harness tree from stylish
a%S ~ "a SoSS Ssiisa,sS f%sS,SS S,rv ru,nr
BROWN afseY1SH,s s. GHsps fHdH aida, YEARS OLD
Fl IL; Fl f$ ;sf S
stylish; an extra ane family horse, and warranted
SSFsE fSS WAaSs' a9SKAM4Y syT4 aSIEE sIEy HvIIr
SET Light HikNEss; SOLD TO CLOSE THE
s s1ss ,s SaSSs RIaa REhFw EkEsg7SH EzEsg Sno
road mare; tree and stylish driver; nothing and
"a5fa sSl9F sasssr slaae r'iH FHkEnos HlFntis and
and le yEsas yss ShR
in every way safe reliable and warranted sound.
TOP DEPOT WAGON, NEARLY NEW.
BAY HORSE i5la HANDS HIGH, YEARS OLD.
an an s tree s's Use s
ranted sound
TOP ROAD WAGON
BAY HORSE, l5h HANDS 9 YEARS, KIND AND
true in all harness Tree from vice ana good worker
FOUR PAssEaGEk JAEGER WAGON
BAY MARE, l6ia HANDS HIGH. YEARS. KIND
and true in every way, and excellent worker.
SEVERAL OTHER HORSES; DESCRIPTIONS, TINE
OF sale.
TOP and no top Pony Phaetons. Rockaways Depot
Wagons top and no top Road Wagons, Harne IS, &c.
SALE COMMENCES AT II O'CLOCK.
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sPORTING-DoGs, BIRDS, &C.

FOR SALE. ALL KINDS OF FANCY DOG
"A Birds, &c Medicines for all diseases; prepare
Food for hooking birds al Ii. G. DovEYS, No. Greer
street. near Canal.
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nRUG STORE FOR SALE-A PAYING BUSINESS
- ana worth an Investigation; q gool location for q
physician or medical student isfactory
selling For particulars call ad Dr. y. GRAY
care OF George W. krchhofer, 60i Second avenue. No
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L. Safes me tium size; also a numoer OF Desks and
other oace Furniture. Apply between 10 and O'Clock,
to OWEN MURPHY rs William street
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CARRIAGES, ROCKAWAYS, PARK AND PONY
~ Phactons Bugaes and Expresses, both new and
ond hand in nearly all styles, at extremely low prices
at GkUDE'S, 141 Vest Broadway
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GENfLuMANS PRIVATE ESTABLISHMENT AT
IL Auc,ion-ilENRY y. MINER Auctioneer.
Salesro0m l05 Duane street
TUESDAY, September 10.
AT IL O'CLOCK, IN FRONT OF SALESROOM los
DUANE STREET,
very syisa team Of Horses bay AMI black IN hands
ranted sound aud kind Dog Cart but little used built
order by Wood Bros cost set double orede mounted
Harness In good order made Tor owner by one OF
best city manua tnrers; also Robes Blankets Whips
tean of this city about going abroad Can be Mon-
day at BrAdny saDle East Thirty first ST Fifth
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DENsON BROS. uAvE NOW ON HAND TOP AND
ID top side bar Road Wagons, which they will sell
reasonably. Inquire at factory 5o East Twenty third
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Il OFFER ON ACCOUNT OF MY HUSBANDS
n. death horses fit for business; will sell them
at sacrnce Inquire $40 and S78 BOwery opposite Fifth
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A AUCTION THIS DAY BY
"A VAN TASSEi-L KEARNEY, AUCTiONEERS
successors to Johnston Van TasselD,
,,o hCESE AND NARHtAGE AUCTION MART,
ll0 liz AND ia EAST THIRTEENTH STREET, NEAR
FOURTH AVENUE,
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A FOR SALE, TWO HORSES. ALSO A PONY,
n. cheap suitable for small express, mkman farm
ing; $40 $50 $50; must be soI tins day. 10 Chryshe
New-York tribune., 1874-05-19
ICGECTPE RUHDINGS

The alarm about the insecure building Oh Broad
way, and about the recent falling buildings in var-
GUS parts Of the city and Brooklyn, ought not to 60
unimproved. 1t is lamentable fact that so large
proportion of the cheaper houses erected for
business purposes eight or ten years ago are
built in manner which experience shows to be en-
tirely insecure So little used are the eyes Of aver
age New Workers 10 real security in large structures
that the thickness of the walls in the new TRIBUNE
building was 10 many matter of amazement. Not
one In a hundred of those who gazed
and criticised knew, or could have been persuaded,
that they barely up 10 the absolute legal re-
quirements for buildings of its proposed hight If
these legal requirements could be as rigidly applied
TO unsafe buildings now standing as they are to new
buildings in process of erection, We should have
fewer accidents 70 record.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-19
L1BOR Reform.

, woRKINGyKN's MEETING II BOSTON SECRETARY
RICHARDSON AND ARCHITECT HULLETT SEVERELY
CRITICIsED-rHE NATIONAL GOVERNMENT DE-
N0UNCED As "TYRANNoUs FRAUD'-ENFoRCE-
MKNT OF THE EIGHT-HOUR LAW URGED.
BOsTON, May 18.-Faneuil Hall was half
filed by the labor organizations of Boston and ITS VI
cinty this evening in response to The call OF the WORK
ugens Central Council OF the United States to consider
the OF the Government to ward the hours OF labor
The President denounced L. T. Hoar The first official
TO trample on the Eght-hour law. This remark was
received with Kisses, another assertion, that
Henry Wilson had gone back on his fellows by
urging Mr.. Hoar for the Treasury The
meeting finally refused 70 hear its Presl-
dent, insisting upon Arthur French; Dut
Josiah Power put forward and gave partial as i's
faction by informing the meeting that Massachusetts
was quarter OF a century behind Great Britain ana
urging union a. the ouy Of acquiring privileges
that we're their right
Mr. E. NJ. c. Chamberlin stated that, while men who
obtained their living without labor did not complain
that laws In their favor violated they had held
meeting TO express their fears Of the myih OF IN,
n9pQp and pay their respects 70 te Ito So Ui Sni
the men OF LABOR who met fought we're not irlghtened
by shadow There was reaiuy III t cue gr nrotecton
OF tue precious Congresslonal Hc' lor piUar
lie alluded the strikers in Fan hYe5
on the conTse oF tb Goverors Of Massachusets and
Pennsylvania IN sending re-lment- OF aIlneu
shoot down their fellows, WHO
frbearance had ceased 10 bru them the desired relief
He offered set Of resolutions, when were reeeI. gu
with applause and adopted. some Ot these "e'c do iV
lows: - 49, l., .-,,.. -
>sor,d That ~ TIE United States in A.ns .aeh
nalus iniorce sBi other laws made "a es
es.s while lee.atey nd iupnientll yoAhk = e
made IN the interest u labor shoNs-
fraud, honest nrn ...t ir
RlsOipsd That gli hours A. lin oI o snr
occu puons higher wages more % ~,
m.ns better aud better bones And mat We VI honl
cusree everr year on tie 18th Of MAY and oeaer possible
70
oTa one
ner trade au4 al the rear round 81, ~. T.
R,.or, That se goyrnmentoi OF boston to
making thaa Osah TO ee 70 meet IN
I.U b. greatly putting the prc for the us o. ~ -
esoiued Thst she the Supervising Architee' OF ne treas
rrv Mr.. A. Maeii. has made himself thorooshU 90
porous TO ever Of heDabhe b. hs oaen.,e mpe
hrfrrheiess
hehAndson account
recommendation Of bis subordinate
chiefly, being
a.d out Of las made the Interest of ia
l.b,r and the of i wealth.
ira steward explained Mr.. Mulletts relations TO the
Goyernment and gave his history as he had heard u
tnId y charging nm with swindling the workngmen OF
me country though Mr.. Richardson, the mead OF the
treasury his belief the instigator or the swhule
for the purpose OF killing the law.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-19
POLITICAL NOTES.

The Indiana farmers have decided to invite
all reform organizations participate in their State
Convention on Iune 10. The Indications are that
the gathering will be a very large one.
Capt. Joseph Blackburn is spoken of as the
probable successor 20 Congressman Beck from Ken
lucky. lie has been twice g member Of the Kentucky
Legislature and. according to The Lomsr'He Courier
Journal. s "a young OF decided ability Of good
experience, and Of liberal political opinions
Senator COnkling seems To have given great
oense the West by his opposition % the Louisville
and Portland Canal bill. The Cincinnati Gazette com
plains that 1t not OF the ordinary kind, bur was
unusually bitter, extraordinary. and unfair" IL adds
that no of Importance calculated TO advance
Western interests has failed to meet the opposition OF
Mr. C0nkling and says tha IL knows OF no public man
Of equal standing who Is more unpopular with the peo-
Senator Brownlow of Tennessee has written
letter OF several columns in length defending himself
against OF the recent convention Of coored
He he has done more for the ooloec race
than pledged 70 do, and that he never re-
fused tn advocate any their behalf until tho
mixed school question up He says 5000 white
Republican OF East Tennessee have resolved to
get along without coiored voters, than sub
nit Tillanies and quintessence OF abomnation
known the 'cOeducaon OF the races. ana tha they
wil support man for any office who fayors mixed
schools.
The regular party organs in this State treat
the Liberal Republicans in very amusing way. both
the Republican and the Democratic journals are con-
vnced that Liberals OF no possible account as an
influence upon the election yet each with LIE inconsst
ency Cor them to enter its own party camp
The Republican party the only place for these we'll
meaning but misguided gentlemen" the Administration
organs complacenty remark " The Democratic party
represents the only opposition party TO the Admnisra
ton and the Liberals cannot consistently 90 anywhere
else" plead the Democratic journals. IL doesn't seem 10
either that there way the Liberals
should JON either faction. They did good service last
year w securing the election Of the best men on both
New-York tribune., 1874-05-19
BROOKLYN'S INDICTED OFFICIALS

GOV DIX ASKED TO CALL SPECIAL TERM or THE
OYER AND TERMISER AND TO TRY THEM-AN oCT-
SIDE JUDGE TO PRESIDE.
For some time past there has been a grow
ing impression tnat the trials OF BROOKLYN officials In
diced for mafeasance In Office have been unnecessarily
postponed and there have been apprehensions that
they would never take place. The report gained
credence last evening that efforts would be made 10
bring the officials TO trial. and that they would be called
10 account before the Summer vacation TRIBUNE re-
porter ascertaned that efforts had been made by Dis
trct-Atorney Winslow TO bring the officials TO trial
without delay. He has applied Gov Dix to order
special term OF the Court OF oyer and Terminer to be
held in June before outside Judge, and there IS
every believe that the request will be granted
The prosecuting officers say the exgences Of the
require the extra session. Tho minor criminal
already the calendar will occupy the entire ar
enon OF the Court OF Sessions the regular term OF
the Court OF oyer and lermner will tbe taken MP with
the murder trials; hence, in order TO have the
sof the indicted officials tried II viii
be absolutely necessary have special term Of the
Court OF oyer aud Termner called by Gov. Dix. t was
stated also that the business OF the Court OF Sessions
would require the attention Of all the! judges Of that
Court, while the Judges the Supreme Court in this
Circuit have already made engagements hence IL
would be necessary TO obtain one OF the Judges from the
other Circuits 10 Try the at the special session Of
the Court.
n Tribune reporter caied last night upon the hoh'
Joshua NJ. Van COtt, who stated that be UNDERSTOOD
that special Of the Court Of oyer and Termner
had been asked for. with outside Judge on
the bench. He stated that he had been asked
by the Attorney General 10 assist the DsricAttorDey
trying the indicted officials. whom 10 might Oe deemed
desirable TO bring before the special Session; Otherwise
tHey could not with the press Of business hand De
brought 10 trial before tGe Fail term He said that the
request 10 have some Otner Judge preside was not
made account OF any lack OF confidence IN those
at present presiding, but simply because II would be
necessary on account Of their engagements lie sara
that the trial OF the Commissioners Of Charities WOud
probably before those OF the other officials ana
that the Special Term would begin by the middle OF the
FIRST week June. He stated that Mr. Bideau's trial
would follow, aud eX-TrcasuIer Spragne would De
brought to the bar for mseasance IN Office he added tlat
Gen DIX would probably comply With the request. lie
stated that the tras OF tie minor criminal eases would
probably take place in tue Court OF General -esslons
while the murder trials would be conducted b" the
Assistant Dstric-AttOrneY IN the regular oyer ana
Terminer and the OF tie officials the special
Term Of the latter Court He said that IL the nten
Of the DisrCtAtOrney u press the trial OF the
accused oici AIS and make stealing by officials dlsrepu
table and OdIOu-
New-York tribune., 1874-05-19
A DECLINING STOCK MARKET.

Wall-st. witnessed declining stock market
at the opening OF business yesterday The consumma
ton OF the agreement between the Atlantic and Pacific
Telegraph Company and the American Direct Cable
Company regarded as the crystslization OF the
competition between the Atlantic and Pacific and the
Western Union Telegraph Companies and the stock Of
the Iatier declined under its influence. Rlmors Of
new opposition line between san Francisco and
China aud Japan had the effect of depressing
the price OF Pacific Mail. The Granger
stocks !" e. North West and ST Paul. suffered greatly
on the strength OF the action Of tine Attorney General Of
Wisconsin. who had applied for leave 70 bring action
against the Milwaukee and st. Paul and the Chicago and
North Western RAILROAD Compas,e, % TcaJo tue cl3r