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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-05
NEW PHASE or CHURCH DISCIPLINE.

TIE LICENSE or THE REV. DR. PoRrEoUs REVOKED
by BISHOPS POTTER AND LIrTLEJoHN.
The Rev. DIR. POrteOuS of the English Church,
who was 40 heartily welcomed from England Few
weeks ago, and who has been heard In many lecture
halls and churches received permission from Bishop
Potter TO preach in NewYork and similar license was
granted him by Bishop Littleohn OF tho Protestant
Episcopal Diocese OF Long Island After THIS he
preached the puplts OF the Rev Dr. Duryea the rev
Dr. Scudder. the Rev DIR. Carroll. the Row Dr. Hep
worth ana tho Row. Henry Ward Beecher aud also de-
iyered several OF his lectures some OF which wero hui
morous. The preaching ia non-Episcopai puplts ana
the delivery OF comic lectures it Is claimed are viola
tons of the and customs of the Protestant Epsco
pal Church. and they drew out the following letter from
Bishop Potter -, ~, - ,o-,
REV SIR: find myself under the necessity OF Win
drawing the temporary to oicato N this diocese
have no letter Of communication from inc.
four 'o'''J Ho r% POTTER Bishop OF Now York.
The Rev. Mr.. Portoous.
To this Dr. Portcous sent the following reply aud let
ter OF inquiry:
MANSION HOUSE, BROOKLYN. l.. l., Feb i2,is7.;
RIgHr RRv SIR: am IN receipt OF your note OF the
10Th inst aud much surprised a its conents sub
init am entitled to know tue dene reasons os Tue
have erred enthusiastically In other way disturbed
ofepse shall certainly not hesitate do 1 am.
Right Rev. Sir your obodiont servant n po,ryous
Right Rev. DR.. Potter. Bishop Of New York
Tho Bishop replied as followsi
NEW YORK, Feb. Is, 1874
REVEREND SIR: Your letters. presented 10 me. wee
not such (thee being from the Bishop as we can
usually account sufficient strained point To give
you temporary csnse AZ uo Tbe q,t thna hear
is that you, stranger IN foreign branch OF the Church.
pulpi. a thing which. whatever some persons may
choose think ray isa violation OF our order ana
discuss them hereafter. IL will DO useless Tor
fuII. md ait
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every Thursday and Friday evening from March D 70
April at tho madsonsquare Presbyterian Church 10
this city. In those lectures the Testimony OF expert
ment and intuition upon which scientific truths rest Will
DO directly compared with the similar evidence OF Chris
tiaoity Seven lectures will discuss the testimony Too
first lecture will exhibit the proof OF tho antiquity OF
tho Gospels tho second. OF their genuneness ana
authenticity; the third. OF their truth as shown
In tho character OF Jesus; in the fourth. special
objections 10 the Gospels will be consi1ered; in tho
fifth miracles; IN the sixth the resurrection IN tho
seventh. alleged defeoJs Of Christianity Two lectures
will relate experiment: the eighth showing Chris
tianity "a It has wrought Individual character and
the ninth IL has society Institutions. and human
ity. The final lecture will he on intuition, giving tho
argument drawn from CHRISTIAN consciousness.
80 thorough review OF this topic by 80 eminent au-
thority bespeaCs ts own Importance. Tickets to tho
course oan obtained wiiOHt charge al Certers and
RlndOlphs bookstores and OF the anltOr OF the Union
Theological Somnarythe lectures being tbs Ely course
OF that Institution.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-05
THURLOW WEED ON TIE CENTENNIAL

There is something immensely funny-al-
most buge-n the idea OF Tnurow Weed aud John
Quincy Adams pleading for grand national celebra-
ton on the Centennial the old gunpowder and hre-
works style. We ready TO retreat from the cynclsm
and maeralism OF the almost direction. but
we confess feeling OF depression at the venerable T.
WIS assurance that thus glorious republic Will never
prosper till IL returns to the spread eagle oratons by
winch patriotic kndled and kept perpetualy
burning ia American earts"-SprIngheld RepuDli'
The venerable Thurlow Weed has published
very sensible letter OF the New-1ork papers on
tao subject OF the proposed Philadelphia Centennai
Exhibition. The mercenary project OF great Inter
national Exhibition Mr. Weed well represents as revolt
lug 10 the patriotic sentiment and II carried out IN con
ornity with the ambitious designs OF ia projectors
will he thinks be derogat0Ty 10 the OCCASION ratner
than credltabe TO It, The Centennial. AZ Mr. Weed
Justly says should be jubilee and not show It must
he universal and local. The whole people must en-
gage in it without division OF sentiment winch cannot
be done appropriation Is TO be made ior the ceie
braiiOp of the day Philadelphia. while every 0ther
town in Union is left TO keep up the day ~ Us own
OF pcnse.-l Brooklyn Union.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-05
GENERAL POLITICAL NEWS.
ELECTION NOTES.

BUFFALO, March 4.-The returns OF tho town
elections for Supervisors in Erie County como In
slowly The latest show that nineteen Democratic
and two Republican Supervisors have boon elected.
several OF the strongest Republican towns return
Democratic.
NEwBURGH, March 4-The town elections OF
Orange County wore held yesterday. The Board OF
Supervisors will stand as follows: Democrats. II;
Republicans, 8; Independent l. Last year the board
SARATOGA, March flames NJ Marvin was
.eotea for the town Saratoga springs
day by 1877 majority.
Troy. March 4.-Tho Democrats carried the
Charter election in this city yesterday by majority OF
4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-05

GOVERNMENT VIA THER REPORT
WAR DEPARTMENT.

WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WAsuIsGTON, ID. C., Thursday. March 81 a. u
Synopsis for The past "a hours
The low barometer which on Tuesday night
exspded from kentucky to the lower lake region nas
moved north eastwar beyond New-England.
IL was accompanied by rainy weather and brsk winds
from virginia aud Tennessee 10 Now-Elgand. the b.
Lawrence Valley and lower lake region. but partly rs
snow in the two latter
winds have prevailed over the S0uth Auahto
and Gulf states -, 49,
Temperature below freezing generally clear weather
aud northery Winds diminishing Ia force over tho upper
lake regions. ...
Falling barometer rising temperature, Increased
coudness and Winds shifting To soutDeastory over INC
North West. .,,, -. ,,,
The lower Ohio River has continued falling the Mis-
sssippi below Memphis ami AT DlyenporG aud ko0kuk,
rising. ..,.
For he Eastern and Middle states, NORTH ana north
esf cinds Diminishing force decdedy toteer temper
ann, Ltau on Wednesddy. and clear Uedther.
For the South Atlantic ana East Gun StAtes WHO'S
shfting to northeast and southeast and increasing
oIoudineas, possibly with hight ram.
For tho West Gulf states east 10 south winds generally
cloudy weather and probably light rain.
For Tennessee and the lower lake region winds shift
ing TO east and south. with generally clear weather.
For the upper lake region. falling barometer. rising
temperature increasing southeast and south winds,
and cloudy weather..
For the Upper Mississippi Valley. Iowa. and Missouri,
increasing south east and south Winds cloudy weather,
aud probably rain or snow.
The Ohio River will rise, the Mississippi, 81 aud belo
VloksDurg. will continue slowly rising.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-05
THE SUNDAY LAW IN PHILADELPHIA.

MAYOR sToKLEY AND THE BAPTIST MINIsTKRs-A
SHARP DIALoGUE-ATTEMPTs TO PROCURE THE
ENFORCEMENT OF TIE LAW.
(Br TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSsl
PHILADELPHIA, March 4.-During confer
enoe Of Baptist with Mayor Stokey this morn
Ing In which the clergy urged the enforcement OF ths
sunday liquor law personal alteration arose between
that ohoal and the Rev. MI Hewson the latter having
opened The interview with statement that the minis
sors and oburohes would give their aid and influence In
any way against the liquor dealers.
Mayor stokley replied, with some feeling, "The
trouble Is that have your influence when IL 10 net
wanted When II was wanted l did not have It, from
great many ministers who did not vote TO sustain mo-"
MT Howson-n this is question OF votes and not
moral question. We will withdraw.
The Mayor-l do not wish gentlemen TO try and SCARE
me by Withdrawing. because when I am put on ny
mettlo sm not to be frightened. merely made that
observation about votes O side remark, because q
minister called upon some time ago praised me
for certain actions and afterwsrd voted against me-
Mr.. Hewson-AIthough did not yOtefor you i did not
vote against you did not vote for Mr.. Mcclure. and
not been enforced.
discussion then arose as 10 who among 0e former
Mayors had enforced hs law and the amount and par
tculariy Of evidence required by the court to convict
tAvernkoepers OF selling liquor Oh Sunday The Msyor
said he would not allow his officers 10 30 into liquor
store and drink and had discharged 200 900 for this
eauss- He complained that the judges had not given
him sufficient assistance In this matter the matter
Of suppressng pouey.doalerA
I@A CITY Solicitors 0pDi0n threw no practical bRht
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-05

BnRmosDwednc.dsy March L. o.b.nue "'dos u We As -
au' BreRond.
Noaee Of funeral hereafter
pUcKmAN-u Jersey Ct wedue-i.ys k,res s... As'ss
widow Of The Back The 79,h rear Of her ago
Rem.a, will be takee TO C.''ie'"S' ~ L. ''' 'a'e"a' ~
C.iilorniA and Albany paper. please copy.
Ralt. msa SS q Ii. 'Isr
FTP me 81 e ,.c r s e ssn :, o'' Church.
Wednesday morning. March se' Ae and $1,000
Rraa,e. aud Of the family aud those other 500 in..
9I souIh Nis.A.1. BrOOAlJs d. on Saturday March T.
O'Clock
me trends .oa ,s. q q. s, ' S.s ,.s ant, s.s 80:
iOL. m the nsekeDsseh leave Cassee"s s'sv
al $40 N. returning al 2:40Pn
HAMmoND-Oa the 4h inst. Pin.ne,. sas4 D.
William A. Hammond. IA soc 2lst ysAr Of his ase
and eoi Of the .nls are sr,.s 70 .sl
uns services .hs renIsocs Of 3. n,her - ws' v'
fourth ST, on Saturday. tho 7a inst. at III 'eoei-~-
HAwxHURsT-At RAILWAY, Third month 81. ssissay HsAssa
hswIhur,, 10 .hs goa year %, .. n, age. s.a a.
leaving NswYOrs foot Of COrtisDdt.1. At ~ ocIocs.
saPsON-n Baltimore. Nd March ssseos Joa.s s'-ssss
PuSes a i.mssrt,e Ne-J.re, on Friday March .,i.,a
Train leaves ss~.Ysrt By Penn L. T. al 8a0aw
sLACK-At hshh Hudson the 81 mat Of scarlet hTsf Hoo
daughter Of Dr. Henri and Pr.ness s.st asea 2
Thursisy tie 9th inst, at 3 O'Clock p
VAN PBLT-Oa Tuesday. Msrs Bmss s'ds~ Pess vss -
Tue family respectfully .s,'a :: ..s..1
oar.ast Hairless. 90 Friday March g. At ScIeCs
wARsocK-As rsuJ,oss. March a. Robe" "'r'''a @' es~
Nouse Of isasrsl to-uorow.
wugBIoCK- wedae.i.y n.rh {. 1874 " gsa orns. ..
Consumption. Harns, u. sis " hesV '" "see'Ss x~ ~
yean
wHTIse-s brootiyu. MOOdsy March Roeer wnss a.. 10
rss ro.!s. saa ssi. Of family respectfully .u,oa 4.
services b., b,e rs.,eae. iO C9~eerisa
aoa Coma F"isr r.s is.'e' Greed ce.''J
warLOck wea,c.,.r March T. 1874 aasr.- N ws.,a.
ar asd III and tays
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-05

Railroad aud put II into baggage cst. On it, arrival
Elrs the boys put It into The postal car 70 keep
from freesing Az Baltimore it WA again pus<n soS
4 understand that me- CfesweIl b a. AnKious g
Mr.. Lincoln was in Cen 0ranps case 70 got s0me %
that whisky for Others OF his suborinates Perhaps
bad Mr. Brundage taken little OF he would not have
been discharged from the sorvoe be was SIX Or eighs
months ago, for inefficicncy 80
BROOKLYN, N. T., March g. 1878.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-05
THB FIRB RECORD.
IN posroN-Loss $4,000.

BosroN, March "A fire broke out shortly
hofore II o'clock 10 day. In tho Eastern Railroad freight
sbeds In East Boston. The East Boston section of tho
Fire Department. being insufficient 70 control the IRE.
general alarm was rung The loss will reach about
saoooo of which tho Eastern Railroad Company loses
$4,000 without insurance train OF 70 loaded freight
cars was burned Tho loss may exceed this amount, as
II ia very difficult 10 estimate tho value OF tho freight
destroyed Tho largo building. composed OF brck and
wood was thoroughly burned out Tho fro was caused
BIZ tho breaking OF carboY Of yiGol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-05

the question. The ministers thon left tho Mayors once
aud went TO tho Court OF Common Pleas. and hsd an
interview with Judges Allison and Ludlow Tho former
Judge stated that Saturday next. ut IL O'Clock. the
Judges would listen to any questions from tho tomper
people and PROFOUND the law Affecting tho sale Of
liquor. In the time tho delegation OF Baptist
ministers will confer with the delegation OF Methodist
ministers and agree upon tho questions TO DO asked
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-05
SPECIAL Nol,lss

Liberal Repubiican General Commitiee.-A Rssslss
Meeting Of the LIBERAL kBPUBLlCAN GSNkRAb CONAN fks
vii DO held Al hedausrsn &3S PosI,Sase THIS sykSihd
sooct. THOMAS x STEWART, PrrsdesS
" IL Tows.ss. w. " cvlvss. sscrs,sne.
There will DO n meeting he'll ~ Ran hsi rNf
DAY at By Tho Working Orasuon Of Temperance
general iny,t3hos = extended Adaissoa ire
Po.t-Duce Noucr-rs. nss ios ssst.s
SATURDAY. March 1874 9,l As stos tsls.s
WEDNESDAY al a. % THURSDAY o. liz a. sre % SAT-
yRDAI 49, q =. sss zA o. y tAAAA -
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

MuvacE,y March A-Polr an~ and uch,o7ea wses, ss6y
II Al 2J0SI "a FOR No ~ 21s 2lst fer No .pot sd
March VI 22aa 81 %. Apni 81 n. MAJ Os. sad "a "a.
demand 4 No q Cotn6r Ste
demand at 79d794e for No Barley dai AM wso " ~ G
Spnne. PorK sod Slf 37'2 spot eif W spn nsns
pickle so 9'sc Receipts 900 bba Flour sss Wv" S~
WIcufsSToS n c. March 4-solru Tsrpenboe asa ., 90
Roam steady 81 30 for sr,nd Opde Turpestae sssJ u
10 IaIdan % Yellow d p. Tar sLsdv al " ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-05

Yer, Well Put. - Whr DO 80 ieiet all S-~>e
should do todsyf WIZ DO We neglec, eosss ~
H.LLs care taken N .e.sos sas sesa -
knogo 10 fail thoroughly scoring 70 dfeonons fer'os
~ the d.ssse conquered be- shoas -
aurs dozen There b-,oE aess o f1s~'sp -
orders Sold JoHN HENkf CUhhhsV o, '"t"~
tors Eos 3 and 8 Colieye-plsce New.iort.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-05
MAIL SUPERINTENDENT BANGS AND THE POSTAL
CARS

TO TIE Editor OF Ths Tribune.
SIR; You published some time ago letter
from Mr.. Bruudage charging tho Superintendent Of
Railroad Mail service with Transporting whisky by the
barrel on postal oars Having known Mr.. Bangs all his
lfe and knowing him 10 DO not much OF . drinxer.
thougbt strange that 10 should buy bis whisky by tho
barrel asd. making inquiry into tho matter, Had n
amounts " tho following and no moro
clerk on the postal cars. whose ather farmer
lives m Western Now York wished 70 send Mr.. Bangs
barrel oil odor lie AZ " cue watkias spd EiIsA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-05
THE STATE or TRADE.
HAVANA EXCHANGE

Msrs f-BscbsDse IN fair e Unff stsseS
60 dy. clrrcncy T71S prerls shoft sifh ~ %
days go asp99 prem short aght l0i 1lcj pssns@ -
LONDON lZDDi2Z Mum
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-05
SCIENCE AND CHRISTIANITY.

The general and widespread interest In the
subject OF which they treat viii attract attention 70
course of lectures on tho Comparative Evidenoos OF
saencs and Christianity by tho Roy. Prof Androw =.
Peabody ID. D. Of Harvard University. " BIO delivered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-05

Vino and Spirit Traders Sortcty OF the Ushse
state,-Tge .uDuA meeting ths Society VIII be heLl -
90 Brodst. top eOot
gu TuussDAr, Mirch 8. Al 2pu - g..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-05

Coughs and Colds. speedy and Certain Cure
HEGKxlss LyBRv0Kr BsPKcroRAhr bod ~ d1sxss
Al ce1t.p nottle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-05

Metal Springs, the Ptiless Iron Finger Psds, SOC
brcicb
are gradually ELAsrIo fRUss O5J brosjWsy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-05

pursued " would lead 10 rapid prosress Ia discovery
and to most important results of which tho medical pro
fessi0n arc stiii In Ignorance. --..
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DIED.

Al Notices of Marriages mast be isdorsed W'1 /sa
name 1ud add,ess
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-12-12
A Valuable Medical Treatise.

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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-12-12
House and Lot

belonging to the heirs Of Joseph Smith.
dec d.. lying 10 Tie lell OF the turnpike
road leading from Shepherdsiown TO
Hslliown. about 3 miles South Of Shep-
herd.,own. and mile North OF Union.
Vile. The 10, contains ONE ACRE.
making an excellen. garden. With vsris'
ty OF choice fruit. The HOUSE is 3
comfortable two story LOG Dwelling.
conveniently arranged, Smoke House.
Corn CRIB, and other necessary out
buildings.
TERMS-One.,bird cash on day OF
sale, The residue id two equal install mems
OF 6 and IL months. the deferred pay.
menls 10 bear interest from day Of sale.
and to be secured by the bonds Of the
purchaser, and deed Of trust on the
premises.
This is very desirsble s@sll proper.
rs. and would make very comfortable
home. and good stand for business Tor
a mechanic.
Sale 10 lake place at II o'clock, VI.
WM. A. MORGAN.
Attorney Tor The Hers.
6. n. McGlincy. Auc',
Dec 5 3S
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TEAIPLAR.

CONGRESSIONAL PRoCEEDINGs.- In
the Senate, yesterday, a bill was intro
duced to fix the salary Of the President
of the United States at $4,000 after
the term Of the present Incumbent; also
directing the Postmaster General to
cause to be constructed line of tele-
graph between Washington aud Bos
ton, via Baltimore, Philadelphia, New
York and Hartford, to be operated in
the postotiiccs in those cities bv persons
to be appointed by the Postmaster Gen
eral. y resolution was introduced
asking the President to communicate
the names of all civil and military Off
GERS who are in arrears to the govern
ment, with the amount due by each;
also to state the number of acres of
acres of public lands and the amount of
bonds or money granted railroads or
other internal Improvements. Notice
was given that the bill to amend the
customs and internal revenue laws will
be called up next Monday.
In the House of Representatives a
large number of bills were introduced
and referred, among them bill to re-
duce the Presidents salary to S25,
to extinguish the Indian title to the
Black Hill reservations; to substitute
United States notes for issues of nation
al banks; to disqualify members of Con
gress from holding Office under the
United States if they act as counsel for
defendants in suits by the government
for revenue frauds Qhis bill was passed)
making valid before the treasury all
permits to purchase products of the III
surrectionary States granted by the
President during the late war; to au-
thorize free banking; to continue the
Improvement of the Great kanawha
river in West Virginia; abolishing the
use of stamps on checks, drafts, DC, to
amend the enforcement act. The bill
for the improvement Of the currency
and reduction of interest on the funced
debt of the United States was consid-
cred in committee of the whole and
discussed by Messrs. Kelly, Butler,
Dawes, Garfield and Cox. The bill
was amended and ordered to be printed.
Petitions were presented from promi-
nent citizens of Baltimore asking the
abolition of the tax on matches -Baiio.
Sun Of Hednesday. 4..
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suitable for Christmas elf,s. 81
II. NJ Billings Drug Store.
DUCKwHEA + Meal a.
ID w. +. Lemen's.
NURRANTS and Rsisins a.
Y w +. Lemen's.
A VARIETY Of Superior Lsnndr,
4 Soaps al w. 7. Lemen's.
DATAPSCO Baking Powders at
/ W. =. Lemen's.
WASHING Crys,sl and Crysisl Blue
w al W. +. Lensn's.
NEW O1esn. Syrup al
IN W. +. Lemen's.
A SUPERIOR quality Of lOc Sugar al
a W. r. Lemen's.
THE Champion Meat Cutter for sale
/ by w. +. Lemen.
HARDWARE of all kinds at
ii w. T. Lemens.
il COMPLETE stock OF School Books
Il including Maury's Biographies and
Holmes Grammar, al
w. T. Lemen's.
4 FULL assortment Of Hats and
a Caps. Boots and Shoes. a,
W. L. Lemen's.
GREY Blankets as low as % pair al.
81 W. r. Lemen's.
CLOTHS, Csssimeres, Linsey and Yarn
Il at ". 7. Lemen's.
3 Dec 5 Il