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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-09
TAMPERING WITH JURORS.

ONE OF TIE PANEL IN THE CROKER CASE AP-
PREACHED IMPROPERLY BY AN ATTORNEY.
Before the proceedings were opened III the
Croker trial. Assistant DlstricAttorney Rollins called
the attention Of Judge Barrett TO the fact THAI member
OF the panel called in that had been approached
with view to inf Fencing his action, he was selected
as a juror.
He said After the adjournment OF the court yester
day one or the gentlemen whose names were upOn the
panel OF Jurors reurnable TN OF this month made
"A statement to me, in reference to which have been
sOmew hat embarrassed as 10 what was my duty, be-
cause earnestly desire not in any affect he
conduct OF this trial But officer OF tins court,
and. think, bound TO lay this matter OcfOre the
court The gentleman met me last evening the street
aud told me that some days ago he had been APP
preached by person protesting To he an attorney ana
counselor Law OF this Court under circumstances and
with statements-whIch I think Onght not 10 give IN
deail-tnat certainly showed very gross improperly on
the part OF that person so apprSaennS MN anu very
son protesting TO be an officer OF Justice an ATTORNEY
and counselor at law II was direct approach 10 tne
Juror for the purpose OF forming IN his mind pre-
Judgment OF the 10 be tried IN this case don't
deSF5 10 make his name public but VII submit u 70
my knowledge has any active Gonnecoon q, Win .nns
connected with this case
Judge Barrett answered: was informed myself by
one the Jurors that approached by person to
min unknown and interroy gated in a which was
certainly as suggested by the III Io.
erence to tins other matter improper to the least
unable to take any action the matter from the
fact that the Juror VINO acted niHsel In the most
proper manner substantially thrust the person from his
presence. without ascertaining the name as putlns
himself in the position " proceeding IN the matter Dut
IN would that the name or the attor
ney has been 0bta ned ana think /: ID the duty OF
striet-Atorney 10 send for the juror VINO conmu
nicatrd fact him and reduce his statement 10
writing IL properly verified, and on presenta
ton OF that to II IL appears that any Improper
approach made. shall certainly require the attor
ney show cause why he should not be punished ior
contempt OF this Court. And shall also direct me
District Attorney lay the matter before the Grand
Jury and shall direct the attorney To show cause ~
the General Term OF the Court way he should not
be dsbarred suggest that the District Attorney OBJ
tain the evidence ana It having been obtained shall
in a summary manner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-09
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
roar OF NEW YORK ................"......c Ec. g.


Port OF NEW YORK .............'''.'"'.''' DEC
Steamship CITY Of Antwerp ST. L17er liverpool c Dale
STEAMSHIP ENGLAND Bf raII .eS H, gsg K Sd Co.
ste.mship lBr Thompson. LIVERPOOL aewuhg Archibald
Steamship Gaac". Bears Boston Dnoc
Steamship W. Elder Lawenee Norfolk Cts Poa' and KieA
ssesD.SD wysnot coae City Richmond oS
O? Steamship Cleopatra Bqer Savannah Co
S;eamshiS Mediator Sarip 400 Pot ROYAL H. GepciA
Snip Hssst s s.,5 A, San g.a5 sn Hon.
Bar. eSs Or Tss p O.n ia y X ns. ,Su ,o'An
Brs Cad johann lsged rrap9. oporG Epnea. ~. aC~
seer Sen ADnie McKee, M.Kee J.cs,oa1. sa,, Bro. Co
sehr Mile Trim, Bowers Port SPAN H. 'ge~ ,r
sesr ri. tBr, Bucland John n B.. P l. Sevias Son
schr Ksoxss Dassore, Ssgua la Graade SIMPSON CAps
sear O. c. Acleu Toms Stamford Stamford Manufacturing ca
ARRIVED. 90 80, o
,o, ,,e. a,n .,s mS md esss TO W j. ISs
steamship Iisn.a Gs Hagrst Bsnss Nov - VIA '0aN'ap'a
se..hp Gibson. wass Geoss'o~n D. c. With ma'e add
ss.a.So BeasscOr Jose wilansssn. n C. With md's esd
s.rs Alan Won Ko ,Cer G'Oueesr n dv. With salt
Bs P.n 81 sTsSsi ssS Ai. sa. e. Tno nH Is s.
ser MAJ Ressrdsoa 81 n B.. IL tny, a,hs
shr MAJ ssaaaer Of an IL isvs from St Johns h. With sh
DOMESTIC PORTS.
. Jos. zisiOssa from P.ermo NeEuaiooot ro 30 J.nso
sr. ''s a. .asr Proynee~a h.sos SsIs sw nom
sas H.so, R.,aa .ioopofsr NARY. for Ses.Yori
SKwcssTLE. Del Dec s-Psnsa Steamship PenBsy'as ron
Liverpool
PnAsoco Dee SIAe ssn.Aip Nexrsxo
VIA Honolulu le-aar.
FOREIGN PORTS.
LAnxs Dee 8The STATE La. Steamship Nevada Bsses
rom New yort Nov "a here da The steamship Stss Of
Georgia Of the Inc sailed seeeK sveass Tor
S,s-fork
Dee 8sss for the United States, Carl and Admiral
Arvca cut the sh Pojo< Guerne. Dcrcasa 40 ps
'ss Thunen Tsos. Also arrived osiG Asrase Cleate
MOVEMENTS or PACIFIC MAIL srEAMERs-
By Caok ro~ Ispsssa1
steamship Colon sse 6.A Dec 10 xssrst, 100 pssassA
l 3OU freight
II~ LAtSs SAsp ssss ~ MA rs0sS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-09
"A BROOKLYN BOND RoBBER ARRESTED.

Rudolph Kessler, who has evaded the de-
tectives Of Brooklyn tor some time past, arrested
by Detectives Corwin aud Folk Sunday afternoon at
Flint Mich. Kesser held the position As bond clerk IN
the Controllers Office. His duty was to receive and
enter bonds which had bsen Cancelled aud large mum
OF them passed through his hands On OSt g. 1873
Mr. Schroeder discovered Kesser had been rooDinc
the Office Cancelled coupon bonds. An examina
ton was made immediately after Kcssler had been re-
moved and arrested the result showed tina: six city
bonds OF the nominal value Of si0o1 each. had been
stolen by the clerk, who had dlspo,ed Of them 10
broker in the Eastern District -Four OF these bonds
were found In hands OF Innocent holders aui rs ksss
Ter ran away foreiting his bail OF 5000 these pur-
chasers will be renuneratet at the expense or thu un-
fortunate bondsmeu Tue dishonest CLERK had eiuiei
the vigilance Of both Mayor Controller by skiiful
erasure from the record book .of oaIc,ici bons VI
twelve Numbers; hence these OH ;tis lad istfJytd
twelve bonds less they supposed The abstraction
OF these awaited nothing, the Controller snordy
AftAxWArd 70 covered thoW.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-09
THE ELECTION DAY MURDER.
TESTIMONY OF THE o'BRIEN PARTY.

TESTIMONY OF THE OBRIEN PARTY.
OPENING FOR THE PROSECUTION BY ASSISTANT DIS
TRCr-ATroRNEY RoLIINs-rHE TESTIMONY OF
JAMES o'BRIEN, WILLIAM IL. DoRsr, AND MICHAEL
J. COSTELLO.
The progress made in the trial of Coroner Richard
Croker for the murder of John McKenna IN the
Court of Oyer and Terminer, before Judge Barrett
yesterday was good augury for its speedy terIni-
nation, though the working hours set by Judse
Barrett were shortened both at the beginning
and end of the day by unforeseen circumstances
The Assistant Distrct-AttorDey- Mr. Rollins, Ihaue
a short opening address, after which three OF INC
chief witnesses, James OBrien, William ii. Borst
and Michael J. Costello, were examined Dlstric',
Attorney Phelps and his assistants. Mr. Rollins anu
Mr. Lyons conducted the prosecution, and Henry
L. Clinton j. r. Fellows, and George w. Wlngate
the defense. John Kelly was present nearly inc
whole day. Behind Coroner Croker, who SAT WIN
his counsel was his father. Among others present
were County Clerk Walsh and his deputy. Mr.. Guin-
bleton Coroner Woltman DR.. McWhinnie. Coroner
Croker's deputy Senatorelect I. c. Campbell anu
Warden Brennan, beside great number OF minor
local politicians.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-09

bytery has already suffered greatly and sun suneIne
greatly from the disturbing influences incident 70 this
case and the Presbytery believes that only STRIFE con-
fusion and ultimate ruin will result from the connn-
ance Of the Rev John s. GendeD uinR pastor or tho
Prospect Avenue Church. and moreover since go large
mHoty Pesbyrery voted hot TO sustain tne gravs
weight a. an element Of vote which supported the only
specification sustained, VIZ: that 0t unm An
NJ chrlsan conduct n unvtse that the Rv. John 3.
Geudenning should continue 20 act as pastor OF ns
-pect Avenue Church. and the Presbytery IN he eA
ercse OF authority committed D. II for the wefare
OF the church and the glory 81 Gods most molly naInf'
1t right 10 dissolve this 4tOrll relation. Ibere-
tore be II resolved:
That tie pastoral relation etu9 between e v Johp
Chgrc b- aGd hereby IL tsve
seoOad Rev J. g. Wa, AofsTaor, be spDonted 20
pulpit Of that church the sahsth after n@r' Dee 70
declare the pulpit went real the in
,nent now entered Ia ths rase HErRl 4. BoOTH.
All Of winch Is respectfully reported g. 6iDDs
Z. II. WArxKBuRL
T. H. Jones' IT,, a brother OF Mrs. Miller. made puDlic
yesterday a reply Mr. Glendeun.ngs communication
OF the 7th inst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-09
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS
WEDNESDAY. DEC. ..

Mai. Europ- Queenstown ial Liverpool the aeaship
A cO-i he Post
Ofce al Steamship Docs jersey
FOR 1nhlry
Uo.sta close 80 Supplementary Man the
Pos,-Oe 80 D. from ger zoos Of
IhIsi-st HoUoEen-
direct bv steamship Crescent Civ -s" 20
A IS PJst' steam
s1iu sails d, . D. rom Pier 40 lj y. Z.
FOR the tue steamship P Ca'ld mails lose al
A steamslIp SAFE rIu iiTJe-A stores,
ERfDAf Dec H.
ANulior aar v - ScSlOrk FosO hse
i.y.. p H. aad % "a = .stJn
~ SArgRpAy. nrc -
7rrDoo. BY
steamship .ic. - ,n nary MAJ.
St-,-sbID s,is AZ l. NJ 'roI Iei No. -. No',4 tv.r
Tor Fen,h Mail rect hr stausi - DEE F' Mi Cos a. %
n No sgpi >teaap s4s - . - @ If'D Fer No
81 North River. o, .--,,,
For Earope va Sogainron and Dreuen BY e Deutschland
ms Is 1,i 49,. r'"i g zoe to5
1870 p steamship Il Do H. i'l ri oo' d l1fl
It,, hOboken. .
Al close at oco-. IAetOs.- )dce o3-D LOB "a
r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-09
Mr.. GLENDENNING REMOVED FROM HIS
CHURCH.

THE REPORT OF TIE PRESBYrERY-THE ACCUSED
FOUND GUILTY or ministerial CONDUCT BUT
ACQUITTED OF THE GRAvER CHARGES.
The Jersey City Presbytery met yesterday
in the FIRST Presbyterian Church and considered the
statement tie verdict prepared for publication by
the Committee appointed fO9 that purpose The testl-
mony IN the OF Mr. Geudennng had Gil been taken
to Nov go when the Presbytery met TO hear
the summing 10 and to take final vote The counsel
occupied nearly two days (Sov. 80 and Dec u in
summing up after which the counsel both sides and
the accused withdrew and the Presbytery spent the
remainder Of the day in prayer. On Wednesday tho
vote was taken and the result which was pade public
yesterday, Is rs follows
CaarC, Fr.t-seduc,ion Of and Illicit
l. In that about the tth day Of july
Gcadeunng did under OF marriage 'eacs Mss MARI Ellen
subsequent GlendenGs repeated his acts
Of seIi s'S ,a5 T I 70 PT 5s n uu ~
Specification 81 In said acts srA intercourse resulted n the
III the FIST charge declared not sustained
June is7I the Rev Mr. GeUdenning gave Pomeroy
aad both before and 9ae1 a thereafter ma
other he Of marriage between then s9a lei
e, the Rev John 0sDaeunins Old
.nphaacar rrfuse without Just cause 70 oLsain naasse ss
Caaroe Thr-PaschoOd Specification In th,t Rev John
euieunnS having previous the birth VISITED hospital CLINTON
place Of se~iors and having sought
TO % not sassAin 49, therefore
Charge tOurh-Unmneu sui unchrsian conduct spetiea.
before the Of Miss iPOmeros
ed G-penning did from he Of
eroneratng nm from blame 10 referesoe
her Sustain 10 Specification 2; Ia that Rev
John his Cnsal making
Mis- Mar L. valuable presents. ynuas e
greatly labe living s0ca
puhe suspicious Of Improperly
tine declared nothing except Tie ordinary
Of tarm. - sustain 10 not sasi.is
Thseiare assi spocsc2Sa
.a,t 10 the sevOad specification.
The Presbytery Committee then presented the follow
ing report, which was adopted:
The charges Of unminsterai aud unchristsn conduct
having ecu sustained by the OF the Presbycry.
the Committee rcrosnza rus soicmnlty OF tneir duty
Tao PfrsOyterg caunot express TOO
forcbiy ;s of tue nmnsterili conduct OF the
Rev John T. Gendrnnlng ~ bis iooisn and nJudlcius
intimacy WITH 1Der Of his church, the late May L.
nibitcd he paid her, the costly
urr gave hcf. the rertOns be sustained
ncr botn py manf-sung regard Tor ber ana by allow
ing her express her preferences 10. aim
10 such degree that taer names became
as-oei tied persons engaged to be narri,n
Anc iuasDuch AS the church over which the
Rev. John Gepdeuuing has placed Dy Tue P.cs-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-09

PROM LIVERPOOL scrl.sh Hlr"tr Dec Dr. sud Mr.
Morris ani Mr. borough e. w. K r tor L. Morris '"aa
Clarke. Rev NJ j. hurle} T. &ceo " alt", H. \ g Hose
FROM BR rMEN-I s.sEi1sP HrTsI, Dc -'t) Hc-oemani
Roue Osrrmuer johannes Hrs Mrs Nere-rsF iamiY ana
ypt Frank b.Ae 9.rOn Nass.,I M Nr re buuu p
Albeit P-cuad, Conr Seb, Moses Mrd has Ltaa'n
Moses Bum Luiag Ee4sae..cr. herk~, B Js OBJ Loi,nI
John Loren Mrs sophie Ns- Ehe9, j. Monte "skat MA
lille Nuhn Albert g. nu. Mr. A. 81 'oh Lem
OTTO rsc-uheF, Fer baum, Me- M'e-t-si ramp hAIo"l
Wstien Teten. ... n, q
seya Mr. and Mrs J. y DAYS, Mos r. t'fp'n. Nj g. CAden
Mrs Thomas j H. \ g 81 NT VI en- Eyn
a. \ Wu.ht Mrs Wright, Nu--f, Z :. joyce 4 g. bef' r
and servant Mr.. M. Ln Frazer 1ui 'sli, Mss "AAe
squire & and dalgt-r ~ l--ou 70 W othemas
Mrs J. D. Booth H. Foe Mrs Feser Pacc, hrs y hoo-
nson Rev Andrews Hiss ParEe.e and ciea III AF'en
Mr O. H. FOk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-09
A srRoNG PLEA FOR yIvIsEcrTON.

The New-York Neurological Society met on
Monday night DR.. WIN. II. Hammond pres.Glng. Proi.
John r. Darby late OF Charleston. :. C.. was elected
member OF the Society. and read paper detailing the
mode of which he had successfully applied 70
Of epleptic convusiOns caused by fracture
OF the skull The paper discussed by one or two
members who related similar instances OF cure DIR.
Lente read a long paper neuroc remedies, and the
Of malaria and nerve diseases, the discussion o.
which, OF the lateuess of the hour, post
p0ned until the meeting.
DR.. Hammond then resigned tAe ctair. and said;
movement has recently set foot b. the Society
for she Prevention Cruelty to Animals which looks
the abolition OF viyisec,i0n for scientific purposes
far preventing cruelty Is concerned, TINS % wen
enough, but when they attempt 10 Interfere win Toe
progress OF science they going b yond limits.
fApplause.l The Neurological Society should De the
rst 20 protest against the movement AID therefore
Offer he following resolution
Hr-sas discussion enana,i from The Society for
AImas Tie eri~T-
scielufe purposes charged FA cruelty
/. erted . he therefore.
charges could ony have been made 10 "a
OF facts universally TIE that exsef nt.
mails The of i4nite stoE"r - pA'o-
thrown light ard important Das aai has ed 20
valuable results "A tie Of iissa-.
Ees1ged That legislation prOhirg the corfruaoH " scer
fc bv this ectug Us 80 70 ne control
nOn-nea VII have tue effect lea i1tare prog
A Urlessonll CALAMITY AMI da grace.
should the tie Legislature VI the state Of Hs"
York
These resolutions were greeted with applause aud
adopted without debate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-09
pINNEAGARN N.4LLED.

TOR LIVERPOOL 'ieamstD try Of Z i'rer. p'. NJ
J. g. Bates and child Mr. Ms = Ever-yh 4 Glars. g.
lrshr Joseph Neson D. n. Valentine. IL e, " p,- Jft T. 80
ton Thu Ptyera.i IT, Cove PEDRO F"-a 90 ImSfa a.
teo b. = Bs.upart Cbss. NJ. L'.c. = H te lsnin
M anu Mrs JOHN McIaaus. lis seytGoa, lie H. - 0ahts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-09

PERQUIsGTEa OF sTATEsMANLIKE WETGHERs.
At the CustOm-hOuSe there are a number OF
prominent employees who from their political aspirs
tons known their associates a. The STATES
men," Several OF United states weighers enjoy this
distinction. Prominent among them are john OBrien,
Michael W. Burne, and Henry G. Leask. Gen. Sharpe.
the Surveyor issued order yesterday which works TO
the personal advantage Of these three weighers. The
order directs that Pier No. 49, North River which ia the
wharf OF the Williams GuIOn steamers, b. taken from
Weigher Blac1e and added 20 the jurisdiction OF
weigher O'Bren that Weigher Lounsbery change
districts with Wecher Burns that Jersey City, from
COmmunipaw 20 Pivonia Ferry beklaken rom Meigher
Jardine and added the district OF Wegher Bur1s ana
that Piers Nos ~ and A. East River which are the piers
OF the briggs bonded warehouses, be taken from
Weigher Acton and added 10 the district of "eigher
Leask To those unacquanted with the perqnlse sy.-
TEN, advantage 0t TINS change ~ not apparent Tor
supposed receive only his salary o. $1,000
year in good district the perQuses amount 70 az
much az the salary Tus IL accomplished DV furnishing
importers with copies OF their returns Of merchandise
ceve from go to so for each return. 30
common has this become that the 10 welga-
ers' districts known among the welSbers
as good poor from tue amount OF perquisltes the
steamer and bonded warehouse dlstr,cLs paving the
best This has caused much comment ana n-feel-
ing among the weighers. who have manifested no
- tatesmanlke qualities.
Another CustOmi-hOUso "statesman' Dad been pro-
yded for in the person ~ Asstmbymdn Bernard Bgn.
who has been given the place OF Ransom Van VaAenburg
~ district bonded carmanfJr Piers Nos. A. Il, and 81
North River THIS gives him the carriage Jr al general
star and French lines The position Is sad TO be worth
AZ least 1900 year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-09

spp n.., -:l3 Snt sets .... 4.33 Moon .er.... 600
pAY-@
Sandy aook 733 Sl7 Hell Gate Ferry 1905
RICH DAY. -
Sandy uook.. 500 iSiDl o1S Hell da'e feH'l V'-'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-09

ln- ~ Queenstown aui Liverpool. REP he steamship
l. %. suppl m.uiary Al.u g closed q The Post
Steamship sai.s al p IA, from oanar. Docs jersey
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-12-24
a the resnmntionI of specie narmants

and the resumption5 of specie payments. =.
The House refused TO suspend the rules and
pass resolution, offered by Beck for the ap-
pointment of a select committee to inquire
whether any official of the government, or of
the District of Columbia, or other persons
have used any means to obstruct the admins
t-ation of law in the District, especially with
reference to the trial of the so-called safe
burglary nspiracy. Holman introduced a
resolution declaring the sense of the House
to be in opposition to any further Subsidies
Butler Directing, it was laid over A resolu-
tion was adopted for the appointment of a
select committee of five to proceed to Vicks-
burg. Miss, and investigate and report all the
facts relative to the recent troubles there.
TUESDAY, Dec -Senate.-Scott presented
a memorial setting forth the alleged unjust
discrimination against periodicals in the new
Postage law. and asking for change. Bills
were introduced: By Pratt, limiting the
time in which applications for bounty
consolidate the debt OF the District
of Columbia, and to issue bonds of the
United States in exchange for bonds of the
District. Wright submitted joint resolution
proposing certain amendments to the Consti-
tuition, providing, among others. for the cleo
ton of President and Vice-President by direct
vote OF the people, and each to hold Office for
sA Years. "A resolutlon was adopted instruct
ing the Judiciary Committee to inquire into
the intent and meaning of the so-cslled Press-
Gag law passed at the last session. The
Military Committee reported favorably on the
bill for the relief of the grssshopper sufferers
1t sppropriates 100000.
House Bills were introduced: By Nc
Crary, for a narrow-gauge road from Lake
Erie to the Missouri river by Poland. regu-
lating the prosecution of libel in the District
of Columbia. The Speaker announced the
appointment of the following select commit
tees: To visit Vicksburg-Conger. Hurlbut
Williams (Wis.), Speer and O'Brien On
Louisiana and other Southern States-G. F
Hoar, Wheeler On. ". Frye, Foster co.
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