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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-30

Receipt, for The wesa 227l8 prg; DO last week lzVG 90
xei last wear 9l9 Exports past veek oo
Of butter for September O3l pigs for September M
yesr IS 964 DO The without change eIcept Tor low
W,sern ana for difficult TO obtain more hsn nsue -
Quotations for held strong and FOR the ne eens
sssm Nt, chance OF occurring Only few name
| h. sTvea thus far the period Of the trade when
bt,vy buspeu begins the that shooa on M
b be largely increased seems 70
be The intention hang 70 their dMnes ior hFn, DE-
thn merchants literally ana we are hsey 70 ne
market daring coming month In the absence Oh esos
supphes Eastern buyers already looking aonou 10, %
lines AZ state they usually take al this season. p nearly
all Of them. especially those from m,naisenrhs p ~
n, that high rate be supported by tbtir trsae f e
lots tey take pay the present ranges very reochIs
with existing Of affairs sellers esnno. msle %
hgbouEh the local wants require any supplies ne
hold Trkps they run, brought 3oe here To-Day "hen
is really lower than the hgIre deIssnceo ~ VIZ
dairy sections From through the market
seem s butter h. started at speed that sekn before
M bnk Of the make worked Of other words the w opening
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STONINGTON LINE for NEWPORT and

The and magnificent steamer RHODE ISLAND IGesal.,
Thuiavs ani the elegant s,esmt NARRAGAS-
Mondays Wednesday, ard Fridays from Pier 50 North River.
3 arriving in Boston ahead o. all other lines
Tickets for sale all principal railroad oce ani siaieroom secured
the Ohce Of Wescot, bKpreSs Co, sad AZ JD Broadsa
e. A. vEAU Freight l. W. FlLKINS, Gca Pass Agent
ID
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NY. Wholesale PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
FOR THE WEEK ENDING SEPT 20. 1874
tEIpTessr 1HB n T. TRIBUNE bT VSn heDeHee
General Directions
freight and other
goods Pat everything good Order An attractive look secures cram
los ard often sale where dirty package geny
pea1ses as Pack that toe motion VII not allow the
,tn about Zee hne With
HaYf DsiRiy H p1tHs stencil plate u band note contents
~ bsX PHI l%saz Is AS0s aye as5S Aiet.sI " As
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-30

Havana and fsrA -rhsrs 10 mo,
sales Of 800 bales Havana At use. a,
VIM QaOiatl0Ds:
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ERIE RAILWAY.

n ~ .
II SUMNER ARRASGRxENr Trains taking Sept 81. 1874
Chsmbersst Depot TOR TSentytbiu note beow)
9am-Cnenns Chicago Day Express Drawing Coaches
10 Buffalo aud Sleeping Coacbes to destination
lO;45 m.-EIpress Buffalo Niagara Falls Sleeping
Tpm-Daiiy) Pacific Express the West Sleeping Coaches
Chicago without change.
Port Jer., $780, 1890 o. 'ol5 and lO;45 n, 4:aO
Middistown $50 1890 .9l5 and lO45 m 3:i5 4:3O
CONNER With New.York and osweso Midland Railroad.
Roud)ut and Kingston. 9 a. m. and $3.50 =.
Go.bsn &C. 1870 1880. 8, '0;l5 aud lO:45 $780, $40,
Warsics $50. iO:45 :. m, and 4:3O p. IN.
ssbar ts39 and 1912 III S 363 ,H 6t 10 D. m Las
RleeSooJ Hohokus. Aendae aai Rapsevs 49,. 6A5, $50,
1850 '9l5 l0:i5 H. l;i5, $40 o. 1880 T. anu 'lliSO
Paterson. g. G457 7:sO $3.50 TO- 10 .9l5 lo45 1880
M - noon AS g. $40 $40 4:30 445 s. 5:lj, o. 6:l5,
i63O. C45 Il sl5. 1920, and 'll-30
els ana 1890 D. m, and ~ SATURDAY nights ouiY.
CressLI 5:l5 s9, and l045 1880. 3l5 AIS. 645,
7:l5 and Y As and ~ SATURDAY nights only IN -,
al:45 g. 3;i5 Sis, o. $780, Gas, Sl5, 1880, and
1880 ,,- ,,-
5. and D. m. and IL SATURDAY nights only. -
Epgesooi ami sparkh 5:l5 80 and 1915 1870 $50,
4l5 445 545 1915 and "a ana ~ SATURDAY nights only
Perment Nyaek g. 10 and % 1880 3l5, 4:45 5:45,
7:l5, f7:i5 ?. m. and II Saturiay nights Only.
sprne Valley 4;45 s: rt S:45, 20. aud lOi5 4, A45,
5, d D. N. and II Saturday ght only.
2Bdt above tune, trains leaving Cham
bert quarter hours leave 23ds thirty minutes earlier boat
at The ~ ndA sht, 4:i5 and 5;l5 trains
start from Chsmhers-st ONLY
apartments 10 Drawing Room and sleep
log Coaches orders for the checking and transfer Of
Bsygage NAV be Offices 500 957
Broadway Courts BROOKLYN and al the Conpsnys Depots
Express trains from the Wet arrvem NeWIok at 2aO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-30

Il the NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD
Fare from New-iork to Philadelphia only ~ %.
Commencing THURSDAY Sept 10. 1874 Leave SegYOk ron
Pier 8, n. r. foot Of RectOr-st
9;45 m-For Philadelphia Long Branch, Toms River Vlepd,
ami Brigeton.
lao nFor PHILADELPHIA Long Branch Toms River waretowu,
aud TuckertOn.
400 m.-For Branch, Toms River &C. On SATURDAYS
for WaretOWn,
Arrive in New York
35 m.From Toms River &c. On MONDAYS from Ware'own.
1905 mFrCm Philadelphia Vineland BrdgeOu, TuckeTton,
WaretOwn sc.
AGO p. m-From PhiladelDha Toms River, &c
W. q SNEDEN General Manager
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NAKA
Assorted lOis..... IS a 50

demsll yalusE sales
$50 bills al 81 o. z, and 80 bbs. si 81 OF.
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STEAMBOATS, ano RAILROADS..

-.oo-~~o~o~
4 FTERNOON BOAT for West Point, New
Cornwall Seviimbaig and MitOn-The MARY POWELL, from
yestry-st Per39, ever afternoon. as 3l2 O'Clock.
A LBANY and TROY by DAY LINE STEAM
n BOATS c. vBBARD and DANIEL DREW leave foot OF
ye,tp,,t Me- 49, R. a $40 Tws9tythiri,t =, A.
5 hHt @ 1A .ss SS @
ss'g I all pG9 West and North sUes Tram. 10 and 4
% . ard F' | A' Po q rGs sa S
returning the following DAY, 81.
BRIDGEPORT, and all points on HOusatOnic
~ and Naueatnek Railroads Fare 81 steamer BRDGEPohr
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY,
~ ALLENTOWN LINE TO THE wEsT-Passenger aud Freight
Station in Newiork foot Of bertyst Connects Somery with
rhpsurs WITH Iebs6 and saaueR.RHa Division; also
hsh y.eg Railroad Direct Line 70 hsr;Sug Pittsburgh and the
''o 10 UMMEa aRR saS state
5l5 mNESs TRAS Eason, Bethlehem Bath, Allentown,
Msues Chuns Iam1gua Wilkesbsrei Scranton OF, &C.
700 Train for Eas;on Bslydere Maleh Chunk Wilkes
Towsnds waye &C. Connects Junction with De Lack and
900 myoRyNe EXPRESS daily Except sandsys), Eastou
Allentown, Harrisburg aud the Wes Connects sOmsrviI for
barre Scranton with through Danvi wIaUspcrt
i2:4S p m-E2pREs' Femlnson Eastou Bath, Allentown
Manc Chunk Mhanoy City Hazon wikssOare Scranton Read
2:s0 p m-Way Train Raston Catassudua and Bevdere
$3.50 mWay Train for Plnfeh On Saturdays only to Sone
4oo NAVY T5,P for EaSn ASeovp and n'ueh Chunk
4:30 p. m-Way Train for Someryile and FlesEBgtOn.
5Pm-wsy Train for SOmsryile,
town Chunk wiEesbarre TOwauda Realms, Harrisburg
and ? WA Trans 70, sensrvine.
9:l5h m.-way Train for someryile
Foi Eiia9eth 5i5 g., S:l5, GAO 7$o s4s, $40.
as 445 T. l5 81 49, s. 80 $685. 90 49,
Sl5, 49, lOSC' Il;l5 Up m = prcrep Gan. a., r..
II. p BALDWIN, General Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-30

The average daily receipts the points Of
distribution olows Bv Enc RAILWAY 3I25 milk
Harlem Railroad 25l0 DO; Sewiaven Railroad 600 90 Hudson
miscellaneous 2lOO
Midland Railroad 1925 DO and 20 Enc Railway $50
follows; Sept % 50 To- Sept % 81 Sept "a 80 sept
rs 25 so; 81 SO 30; Sept % 81 To-
age % 25 per 40 quarts last IS on week
last wear 81 supply week has been moderate and has
been better than quOed last week The
supply will liberal after this month IS oat aud over prices
viii be current prices will be made nrt month the range
is expected U4c for the Eve months following
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CHEESE.

for the week last week 55 253 10
,nDe week 1859 krpOr past week Al oSl eoIs,
do last veek 8sO27 last year. Zl'oaao
DO Gold enses at 10. Cable ouotstoops' oSs 90 co.
Receipts Cheese for September zo44SS nr IN IN
continues limited and the advance in the interior has no
nssb Zoo, upon the city beyond sfenng quotations Tor
transactions which been quite free aF western
Cheese has sold above quotations, some instances Ioi
S,ocsrv nse The trade here the late jump
IN the country markets an unsonnd one,
I'd sac Nothing 10 support II wholesale bere The interior
markets were yerv Monday though the gn
onotation largely competition; sales at Uta
6oxes At extra factory at Little fhs SVvo
boxes we're 49dl4A for bne TO fancy factory ana
arr not retod soeked the Fall make in the western
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-30

fairly scye Of AZ
1870, 10 % 200 Connecticut 1873 a. 81
diseases AewYok 1878 private 1908
1873 iOss dll AZ NscOnnu 1873
Quotations;
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Receipts 1865 pkgs do last week LOO hppes
are with Wholesale movement Peaches nm ana IN
Changed RApberrs State cherries added to the
stocf Cherries quoted easier Quotations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-30

Live sG prices i'm Choice Bucks County an
ewJersey 91GlOc; prime State 9dlOc fair 10 good DO 81
% quoted 7ase Exports Of provisions pact week
Gl7 pkgs beef IS DO pork, 500 ties lard.
POULTRY AND GAME.
OF stOck this the make
lOnls
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sDaily. tSnndays only.
JNO. ". ABBOTT General Passenger

FOR RONDOUT and KINGSTON, landing at
ColEens Cornwall Newburgh MARLBOROUGH Melton Poughkeep.
West Park Bsopu steamboat w. Baldwin
Pier r. MONDAY Wednesday and Friday. o'clock
E0R R0NDOUT and KINGSTON, landing
At ConeDs Cornwall, Newburgh Marlborough Mton Highlands
New PstE, Esopu.-Ihe steamboat THOMAS CORNELL
Harnsons Pier 81 n r. every TUESDAY THURSDAY and SAT
L An
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-30

ATLANTIC PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY,
TRyArRHRs OFFICE ST., NEwYORE. Sept % 1874
TNHE regular quarterly DIVIDEND OF one
AND QUARTER PER CENT on The SSet Of The pASfO
RAILROAD o Mssou will be paid on the 10Th day OIL Octooer
stockholders Of record Oct l. The transfer books wi" DC eseu
9th proImo The on Frgt Mogsge o. ne
Pacific Railroad Missouri Caronde Branch due Oct l. VIII De
maid AZ lie office Of ,hs Compsny CLINTON FISK Treasurer
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HARLEM RIVER BRANCH.

Commencing pember IA, 1874.
Trains leave Harlem River Station 9:l5 LOO
A:UU 4:40. 8; l5, aud $40 p. IN.
Connects with boats of Mornsaua Steamboat Co. leaving FuS
Market Sip for Harlem River Station HOun Sew-loIk
For further information parurs posters hotels and depot
JOuS T. MOODY Suut. N T., DIVISION iOFk
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tOR HARLEM, landing at ELENENTH-ST.,
II ASTORIA, kGHrYFOukrHSr, ONHHuNDRI0-AND-
kISTHsr, and osB-HUhDRBD ANDTwRNTIBrHsr connect
Ing With boss for Hgh and KnKbhlg. Boats
half hour from $3.50 until except IL m. 1880
Bpm.
BSee tables where SUNDAY boats leave every
hall hour tTon $3.50 .. u. pliD 7;l5 0.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-16

view was that they had right TO speak on matters in
yolyus the interests Of their several Jurisdictions anu
that 10 certainly Included the question OF ther eApu
sion. They must have overlooked this standng oruor
Rssoired That lay delegate to be chosen W n
and representatives Of the laV convoss
INIT o the uui,s States sSs BE- entitled ssened 70
them House. and be allowed to SPEAK on any
upcu the motion o ns House, nd that this be stand
order Of this and printed With Its journal al the emu neo
II was stated that formal protest had been sent 10 the
House by the clerical delegate from oregon the rev
c. r. BOuneh but IL was ascertafned tnat no such
paper had been received IN the House. Mr. WauDdxuu
the Inuan delegate, passed the day at the church
sometimes sitting In the vestry ROOM sometimes pacing
up and down the yard. lie would apprOacn amose
every stranger, smnRly take his hand and then re.
sime his walk. A b0Otblacks- operations nteresleu
him greatly and he stood watching them for some tme
disregarding the entreaties to have his mOccasns
blacked. - ..
Clcrgymen and laymen from the Illinois Diocese were
present and seemed jublant over their BELIEF In iro
seymours success. They seemed to feel assured Inat
opposition against him would dwindle 10 nothing anoy
thought very unjust that man no had hela ne ento
confidence of the Church In filling the inside OF the neas
of ministers should be thought untitled to lay nis nnu
upon them II said that he has economically examinea
the bishops. An interesting memorial OF former
clergyman OF the church was received yesterday Wy
the Rev. DR.. w. s. Perry, Secretary OF the n9uso VI
Clerical and Lay Deputies, from the Kew. =. MaAWei
preached on Fast Day, l775 by the Rev. Alex Garden
A. M Commssary from 1726 TO 1854 to the Rignt rev.
Edward Gibson Lord Bishop OF London for tho Colonies
OF North and South Carolina. Tue manuscript Is IN an
has dscOlOred with age. the INK appears 10 oe
backer than when first the sermon was written. Tue
penmanshp although bearing all the evidences Oh an'
tiauty is clear and easily read. Owing TO the nlgh
position held by the Rev. Mr. Garden the direct repre-
sentative Of the Bishop OF London IN the speclned coo
MES, the manuscript Is considered OF great Salue
New-York tribune., 1874-10-16
DFCfsiONS-OCT. Is.
Rarrett.S

Suprems Court-Chambers-By Judge Barrett
Tn tb matter Of confirmed and order granted In tue
matter Of emandd Janssen agL
granted; Parker sgI
granted required to furnish the bill Of pseus "na
ds or default he precaded from gFas any
evepce Of their Offset on toe trial ABIDE the event
Tircut-Pdrt HL-By Judge Van vor-Hn egt Tue Newicn
.nnch -Pindnss settled Eckhof Toe Mayor &e New
s-ndment the plaintiff opinion Dennis ss CnancA
and ano-Cass amendments settled -~.>
Supe,ior Court-Special Term-By Judge Curtis
wnon AIT Mreroe-Poposed order amendment settled bsn-
ton e. al sg Wing granted for the fourth Friday OF he
Oetober Term Patterson allowance 10 the nun
500 Poote s Hatch sDeendsns come IN and answer
i've payment assessments OF damages
mont ag Mesroe aLMoon denied without prejudice 70 Tvs
renewal. a. -. p..u,. yo,io,
granted exceptions repor. referee overad aud report
co motion and referees By respondent no extra
sloysuce Mitchell agt The Vermont Copper and Mhing oo
psny-Orde for judgment for plaintiff settled ana nsne ,ho,
Judge sper-Kng OBrien Sherf-Monon denied vnou
.o. sss The Rne Railway CompsnyThs defendant
must have judgment In the demurrer with costa
New-York tribune., 1874-10-16
CIVIL NOTEa.

Mayor Hunter was served yesterday with an
Injunction issued by Judge DonOhue OF the supreme
Court requiring him TO prevent the draw6rdge across
approach from the river 1t is made returnabe Oct H.
John Kelly, a boy in the employ OF the
Brooklyn City Railroad Company, was standing on tne
front platform OF driving his horse, on feD. 10
when car coming the opposite direction ran on the
track and came into collision with the one on when
Kejjv stood causing the Iatters DEATH The father,
owen Kelly as administrator brought SUIT yesterday IN
the Brooklyn City Court against the railroad company
claiming IS 900 damages for the OF his Counsel
for the defense claed that the Company was not re-
sponsibe for the death Of empioye caused Dy tn9
acts of another emplOye and Judge Nelson deciareu
the pon we'll taken and dismissed the complaint
New-York tribune., 1874-10-16
PASNENG ER.S ARRIRED.

FROM BREMEN ia .eam..p sf.sssy Room. Oct 70
@ A."s "s aq,.s MSss a'J Js. W. sss Cha. Sa
S% Ieg@,Ra y%r & Peter WA %SS" " NsI. Mr. wns's @ M sps
T. seS~ingha miner Mrs G. Becker Mr ksOs
;s.n ;sS aTy .n W. sss Vine s.D sd vs'''' Dr. d. '
. TSos Evksr9o. s. .%Gr %y M'nS' Ss H. oh;
Mr. b SsRS'r,y ys. .ss A5,Ss n b. Ss' M M i.si
81 ; ss s r:s G Sd s
Montsunh MsdenO.ee Abani snd maid Ms. olme, Mr. Sy-
'Ss aSs G.ass; asas ss Gis Peter IT, s, s:r
Ddas c. y.lfrsT ~ and Mn M p s,, " hss kssT
SsSi SsS11s;s1 s .ns m Mr. ks.s Kssy n
bSE @Sta.oa. s1 '' NJ. n' bss.,oa S:
M Turner Mis- TgIHsr Miss is. h.',n.. soId%ss S E
fs'f d. b.d % sss isS i; Perkins. s' St Psr Mr. ca
Ps.. Ms. PARISH L:d Bos .lsE and H1niEs.9 a e,s
A. M' A. piSS s%. 9 lse s' o. W ippS1 S.SS Mn
M,.e: Dr.ps p.v: W D.,: Ms; w H. "a a p; NJ
k bu9ts Dsr. Mr.. & bSss. ssSs1 s sS We c'i
T. H:ln n SsTS aa ! M s and M Ias:a
Mr. BOILER cur oa 'Gp a sn a. S1 h hs. arsssss A,
M. R151s ad maid. D. Da % ros h'pGs. s. s.ns. nf
Ronn Lea paP.oD Nj. cshpI . S S,AsSS s sSS MIR s c
R.Ser ~ R. Griffith Miss Griffith, r. @. TAom,s wife eeIirsu
and n % T. n. M H E:es s M Mr. t % s1S "a
Mrs Aschson Mr. and Mrs James f.1oe ss child w.
st1srs aS&'0V %ooas W. Taitsa MeIs9le NJ L.so3.
Mr. and Mr. Pncho, esdrso ri and oSr's Richard T.,
van RicLari Irwin IT, Irvine HoSat b Corr ~,
sSer r. X Pomeroy Mr. and Mrs btwn b. L'ehned ~ Lsh
sd IT, Miss LcbSe Mr and Mr.. James Tinker hrss children -S
maid Calhoan Dr. Dyinen, Mrs Swami Mr. and Mrs Les d.
Rutherford Miss Rutherford Miss Ruhertori ha~ ksasOt "a.
~, p,Irt and msp,ervant Mr. and Ms James Roosevelt ar
Roosevelt jr Mn George w. Bde Mis- HeMaIhs Geose bas
Aibsr, Fletcher Mr. Daniel Wright d. Cfans ueos
Iass Rolfe Daniel Rolfe and Mrs Heath two charea aes
maid Allan Commng Mr. May jr Mr.. and hrs J. D. MAY WIS
h.h NJ md Nrs Eugue OS1lVan four ehiren aud Two mss
ssn Parker Cmoe Sir. Perkins, Miss Perkins w. rsrns r
RIy Miss Emeia Mr. and Mrs Asosua FAA' "
M Clark, Rafael Lofano. - ,,,- n. Eroha =
PROM HAMBURG-in s>dmshp Cmbrsd, Oct io'-'osa c'
KabI,ast .oI children Cath Wiock, August Lion bslrr
wife and SON Dr. weruch Dr. Rad Ta.sy iernsnd
N, q Ueittmsup wife children MI Oberbecf, VIE arc sou
Mimi. kay,er George nck Knapp land amJ Adopa nA
VI. and children r. DAVIS A. BusOncua g. b. DJ'A e'e'
Madame Wsldt W. X. Parker and wife,
New-York tribune., 1874-10-16
THE VIVIsECTION PROBLEM.

SIZE: An article appears i'll your edition of
the Sd inst signed with initials j. c. p. II is
ing to see how that anonymous contributor TO your
columns dwarfs the long list OF physiological celebrities
whom have cited, compared with his friends, Drs
Flint and Dalton. Colin, Drummond Cline, Abernethy.
Sir Ashley Cooper. Cuyier, Carpenter, Eliotson,
and Sir Charles Bell. are declared TO be
or imaginative and cr0tchety physicians" or
scientific criminals who appropriated the DIS
coyeres Of Others" The purpose of this note 10 to
say that decline TO discuss this question with
known writer II j. g. L. Is ashamed OF his opinions OF
yivisection admire his humanity. while cannot but
condemn his tmidity aud lnslncerity.
NetD- YOrE, Oct II, 1874 ukhIY BERGH.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-16
BUSINESS MEMS TRIBUNAL
OPENING OF THE NEW COURT OF
ARBITRATION. a p

OPENING OF THE NEW COUhl or
ARBITRATION. ~ - e.
LARGE MEETING AT THE CHAMBER of
ADDRESSES BY JUDGE FANcHER wM' X. DODGE
DAyID DUDLEY FIRLD, s., b. CHirTENpEN,
ELLIOTT =. SHEPPARD, ERAsrus BROOKS, AND
OTHERS
The new Court Of Arbitration, connected with the
Chamber of Commerce, over which the Hon. Enoch
L. Fancher, lately Judge of the Supreme Court,
has been selected by the Chamber the nomination
being confirmed by the Governor) to preside, was
opened yesterday afternoon at o'clock, at the
Chamber Of Commerce, under very pleasant
auspices, and christened with addresses full OF
hope for the enterprise and of fiattering conn
dence in the honorable Judge. who hardly needed
an introduction even to o community OF unpro1es-
sioual men. A large number of business men were
present, including prominent bankers, merchants
and shpowners besides good representation OF the
legal profession which member of 1t present good
humoredly remarked seemed now to be put little
on the defensive. The Hon. William l.. Dodge pre-
sided at the meeting, and among other well known
faces were George Opdyke, Algernon S. Sullivan. s.
B. Chttendeu, David Dudley Field, Dudley Field,
William T. Dodge. jr., Archibald Baxter represent
ing the Produce Exchange; Richard Bell, Joseph H.
Brown, Charles P. Burdett, George w. Dow, William
H. Fogg Solon Humphreys, John +. Henry, Francis
b. Thurber, Joseph Seligman +. S. Lathrop Royal
Phelps Elliott +. Sheppard, George r. Sstare A. W
Stout, William II. Webb, A. L. Wetmore, Henry M.
Taber. James p. Wallace, Samuel q. Harding, ana
others Addresses were made by Judge Fancher,
William Z. Dodge, David Dudley Field, aud others.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-16

FOR sAvAsNAH-Fn aeamshp Herms~ Ls-sgs.en, Oct rs -
Mrs Moore snd child Mrs Shoemaker Msr Gsr.
dom Fleming O. Grsr. W. A. sanbon, Mis-
Bsrnun wife Mrs n,rmss infant shf sp1
nurse Miss Loeb John Trsdsel Chss ". Basimas, Mcls.
tosh Bwsrd o. Grady Miller wife and children w. Hs6mss
Michel BENJAMIN PrawlJ L,neh John ransgss las
Praucs M Re Michael Long Psinek Long. Henri Dnay
John Bisrlg, Joha Wright =. .
FOR BAMBURG-Is steamship Holsatia Oct l5y. ~ crsfs
and family Mis-, Alice Patterson Miss Hlmtor Joeph Seller
Kahie Miss Kshlke, 30 Tlhslnins De'fen. ~ 'feeasd hs
Mar Vreespd Miss Antoipe,te VreeBf Mrs W Io1ov
tsoc lse Bh; Mr., Aasa Bssssie' ~.
Msttern HsppiB Miss A. Hspyn, NJ and hrs
Neuss Geo Bnton. Gustav Csnersf Bneshrmsf sdsnf
Bromena. Rudolph knner Aber Guver W. sgyens 'sa VIE
A. Mathews MS Csthane Scolt MIS-, Paslss heo,s
M..ter Hermann 60 a. Mr. and Ms William ysssans snd tse &
dren and L. Mari r. hensetu a. A~ess
Henry Hossits WIN. Strauss X. Roth. Chas H. zach
New-York tribune., 1874-10-16
THE COURTS.
AN IMpoRrANr rERM or COURT.

The October term of the United States Cir
cult Court civil side will be opened by Judge Batch
ford at II a. m on Monday It will then adjourn n IL
g. M on Tuesday, when Judge shpman will occupy the
bench and proceed with the trial Of jury cases There
are al Of them on the calendar many Of which are OF
great Importance to importers because they Will se'te
number Of questions concerning revenue laws actions
In them being to recover duties PAID under
protest In about the calendar actions are
brought to determine whether margins deposited with
brokers the purpose Of specuating IN STOCKS sre
abe as deposts These cases Will mako the OCTOBER
term of the Court the most important that has been
held in this district for some years The case OF lhe
Russian Baroness Alga de Maluta Fralon agt Ine hu
son River Railroad will also be called for trial Ins
case was tried about two years ago. and the jury as
agreed The alleged facts In IL these WINE TaVel-
ing In this country Baroness lost through the neg
lgence OF the Hudson River Railroad trunks contain
ing aces valued at 100000 Sue then sued the road ior
that amount.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-16
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS
RRIDAl. Der. l6,

FRIDAY. Der. 10.
M for H,f,I n b. closed the sewYork PO,toase even
tsy o. . p. m, and goes VIA Boston
sATURDAr. Der IT.
Mails for Great Britain and Ireland Qaeensowu and Liverpool
steamship Baltic close Supplementary Mail closed at
the Post0hce . IN. sesmship sails a. 10 from Pier
No. 90 North River
Barope Southampton and Bremen BY steamship Rheip
mails III 80 Supplementary Mail
Once 1870 Steamship sh from Pier Of Third.
st., Hoboken.
For French M direct bv steamship st. Laurent malls close a
Supple Mail s closed the PosOfce at steam
ship sails At 10 IN, from Pier No. 81 North River.
Mails for Aspinws aud Panama BY the steamship Henry Ch,uucey
at ~ Steamship sA ~ ~ NJ, from Pier az N X
sUNDAl. 0Cr Is
All Malls close st ococA Ths tvst0Acs 10 open hsn
n h 4 u.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-16
THE EPISCOPAL COUNCIL.

A LONG SECRET SESSION. d
pIsHop WELLS PROBABLY CONFIRMED-PRoF. sEf-
MoUR's THEOLOGICAL VIEWS UNDER DISCUSSION
TALK oUrsrDE-PERsONAL EXPLANATIONS IN
SIDE.
The eighth days session of the General conyen,
t;on ~ tina Protestant Episcopal Church was held
with closed doors. The Rev. 4. X. Wells was proba-
hIv oont;rmed az Bishop of Wisconsin on Wednesday.
Il understood that the discussion upon the con-
frnation Of Prof. George Z. Seymour was confined
60 h;s conduct at the Theological Seminary. The
c,srovmen and lsity who are attendants but not
members. and are in favor of him. adhered to the
belief that he would be confirmed by four-hfths
vote. The doors will probably be closed to-day.