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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-08-10
RETRIBUTION FOR SIN.
7n< er H. ryng IT, DID, at the Church Of the Holy TrfHs,
(Protsssant EptscoplD

8 H. IEnJ, r., DD az nv cHWe'V H~ H0'g iTh"V
(ProtSstInt Episcopal.
The Rev. Stephen II. Tying, jr., DID,, preached
Yesterday morning at the Church OF the Holy Trinity at
Madison-ave and Forty-secondst. His text was
selected from the fourth chapter and 25h OF St.
Paups episte to the Ephesiaus: Let him that stole
steal no more but rather let him labor working with
hs hands the thing which Is good that he may have to
give TO him that needeth." DIR. Tying said that II
because he recognized something than repetition
OF tho eighth commandment that he selected this
text. Tho great principle involved was the res
titution for sin. It illustrated itself and was
clear TO all. No could excuse himself from the
consequences OF his crime the plea OF ignorance.
We Judged of the conversion OF thief said tho
preacher by the abandonment OF his evil ways and the
restitution OF which no sought TO make OF the property
no stolen the injury he had done. The princi
ples OF the Bible are applicable TO all. God Is
specer OF persons The teachings OF the text univer
sally applied require that should atone for the injury
we have done, whether by fraud or caumny Tho text
Is the presen taton of the relations to society.
There Is no better way OF testifyinR remorse
eating the course to be pursued In the future.
IL ia commentary lthat we are much reader 10 ac-
knowlodge transgressOIs against God than are
10 admit wrongs against each other. Human vanity
TOO frequently stood In the way OF acknowledgment
and reconciliation. The Christian In this world Is the
form He cannot do with either time money he
Wills but must 1t subject TO the Divine will. To
nIsuse either would be dsnonorabo In the service OF
men, how much greater the crime in the service OF God.
The speaker recommended his hearers 70 work while
the Masters work remained be done He urged them
10 right all the they had done In the history OF
their lives assuring them that the evils OF the past must
be atoned for by the conservation VI tho present.
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DEPARTURES or FOREIGN MAILS.
Ne Steam ship Mails.
MONDAY. AUG. 10.
TUESDAY. Arc. II.

TUESDAY AFRO. IL.
Plymouth ani Hamburg By be steamship esnr
mails close Supplementary Mail Is closed 81 hr Post
D. Steamship sails at H. from the loot OF trS
iOOOkeD.
M.s FOR aysns direct steamship Crescent CITY close ~
Supplementary the POstOmce at 2iO steam
ship D. IN. from Pier No 10 " T. .
WEDNESDAY. AUG. H. .
ami Liverpool per the Steamship
Caaba clos, 81 Supplementary Aal closed al e rosy
Oace 2lj steamship sails at p m from Cuoal DoeA
For German Swiss Mail via Bremen BY steamship Pran
fn II NJ. Supplementary hal IS closeu az
Po.t-Ohce 1870 steamship sails at p L. from ff 0'' "'
ThIri-st. Hoboken. -. ,,- -. -, 10 ~
IhUkSDAl, Acc. ID.
ns %, Pprone 81. Pynouh Cheboug Hamburg bv steamship
WrstphAta close IL a. Supplementary ha u eo'e 81 u
Pos,.Ofce al Steamship sails al ~ from per 1905 81
Thiri-st Hoboken -, -, -,
Bpm Supplementary MAJ CLOSED at The Po,tOLe At %tO p
IN Steamship sails al 3 D. IN Pier No. North hTeE
FRIDAY. AUG Ia
AAa for Halifax ~ closed the AeslOrs fostO1es s'eu
a. ,. and Boston.
SATURDAY.. AUG. 10. -
Ireland Queenstown ana Liverpool oT
steamship Britannia close at steamship sails al Me-
from Pier No. 81 North RIVER 49,. 49,
For Europe SOUTHAMPTON and Bremen by steamship nnes
mails close IL Supplementary Nal IS closed al Tue IVs.
Once 3U Steamship sails a. D. w. RON fer o'' o iu-
ST.. HOOOAeh -.,t.
close al 10 a. H. sails II NJ from Per No. az " X
SOSDAf. AUG To-
All Mails at II O'clock The tOsFohce open ron
Gal 4
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Heaven. The most glorious revelation made 10 inc
disciples OF Christ after his death and was
the OF God promising to SEND tns' .ne nno
them and filled their souls Whether the worship pe
in church OF lofty dimensions' or cheap anu ons p
temple the Master must DO present 10 C vuoo
crate the work. II there be any heart herS
which has not known Jesus, to nina ! W., H0u 70
say the Master knocks at heart, beseecn you 70
present Yourselves living sacrifice, not Ior ths ,,
dent OF death. but the glorious possibilities OF d
appeal to his hearers to give their hearts "uo"y "
glory forever due TO the great trinity. God the Father
Christ the Savior anu the Holy Ghost.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
PORT OF NETWORK. ..............."..-....Ar 8

Port OF NETWORK. 8
CLEARED. ,
Steamship Baltic CBr Kennedy Liverpool via oaen'"''
ssu,hu Java r Murphy Liverpool .nd ooeerown ch'a O.
steamship Italy (B Thompson Liverpool VIA Queenstown We
Steamship CITY of CBr Tbbet' Liverpool via Queenstown
steamship MOse CGerl Ernst, Bremen via Southampton oe'a'
Steamship Lafayette Fr) Huari Geo Mackenzie
Steamship REYNOLDS. Havana Progre'o 1e-1A! anu "
ssmhp s.s,e Of Texas Bos.r Galveston via Key We'h C. u
s,esm.hp Mssss POI Cro~e esoresns freienes Baker
Steamship % asiorr savannah " HARRISON
steamship OLD Dominion Walker Norfolk Ci'y Point and eA'
% s,s DSsf' R.Sser c. VIZ cis Co
Steamship John Gibson. Winters Geotse0"n - = hs''"
pap,,. Hove Ph.aelpsis Loard Steamship Co
Steamship cen wbpey. IIslet, Boston H. r DmoeL
Barn Brsr (Brh PrOu. Liverpool BoyS iiaesen- s,s,
B B.si D DaSPr .s hri' Beo fsuoat5
Bs GSa H1 5 s sssS sSps Jane. w @
yn.Ie sCi AlSts 8 HnGpls TSs,. g.
BaIi Brs1H.rs (GerI Jsehers Richmond Pavenssd' Co.
s%s F.: : = s T@83s' &C.! Sei. s.
Sea-, R R.sl s s H fs. B.sS. \. sns
sss, c,.s is B5 P Peru. f.rSSpo B. De Wolfe Co.
scSr Snow Bird CBr Crpps 5, JOAN b. p senu' Son.
s ssSr w ID F.,eS~ Br,a,~ci Warren RAY
schr RISING sso coalosIa, R.eA%oel j. i B. Gsss5
sSsr s'J j. w.. &.. jcns.ySr Wilson Godfrey
barge S.I L. A. GODDARD Van yaieabere, New Haven
ARRIVED.
ste.S. .s .i nd.e and pa:A to oslsess Co.
Steamship G.eBe BrJ PAe LOHon July 20 With mise 70 H.
steamship George Washington wAteLeai Ne~oran, Aus J.
steamship Meade samson New oTsaos Aug l. with me'e 'Aa
' Steamship Columbia COwe Charleston Aus s. with md'e and
p s,ssap Honts,s Crossed savannah Aus s. sh UisA and
sa,e A.I sOf sp.H. s.I aS IL With henp ard .ugr
SHIP BnsA Navy ORB KeAd'' st. Pierre Mart ID days. '''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-08-10

Jacob Magnus, Elsen Lawrence, William
Kesrney Frederick W. Cerel, Lloyd Stevens. James
Derby filed voluntary petitions In bankruptcy last
month; Orrn Townsend, Herman Richie, Francis H.
Burns, Bernheitn Bennan. Elias Alberck. Richard
Keeping Charles f. Benedict Benjami L. Southack.
Joseph W. BOwDes John III. Wilcox Ralph j. Wright,
Joseph Mooney, Isaac Mooney djudicaed invol.
untory bankrupts, and Simon ROsenbaum received Q
al, oharge La bankruptcy,
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eALRNDARS-THs DAT.
az observation-disclosures. J.

gil. SHAW ACT. Blis.
2l6. .hAggerty agt. WaEer.
ga. Murray agt. HarWAy.
226. Same agt. same.
2zd. .Poilloa ct al. at ssush
ct al.
22S. .Giliet agt McIntFre.
22e. .Llneoln agt CtosbJ, IT,. o.
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DECIsiONs-Aua. q

Supreme Comrt- Chdmb@s-By Judge Donohue.-
BAs>srd-Odef eou6rnbg Of referee.
Dnneh hslnosh-6rsn,ed snmnsr sgt s hanharan 10th
aDJ Co-Graoed sprs Hsnna gopDend ffuf agt
II. SesaIiy las tsOreI CalAshAn ag Lynd-kef
ordered Stewart st The Manhattan Naket Co. Memo
Dvusbsy axt Pscas-A s.stasdaa.
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psSSENGFRS S1ILFD.

FOR sAvANNAH-Ig steamship II. LrHgstoH Aug go r.
stodari r. Dsbos kranskof wife anl cha Geo kIHSus'
Afrr Edwards J. s. Taey, Mrs T. A. Livingston, Mrs NJ Burr
infant children the Rev. John Aston W Meal o. SAe'
g. r Chas Godfrey Julia Alner, T. Rice sud wife Geo D.
Greene and wife A. Cox Sister Mary Syon. X D Anderson
Mrs C. sto1ari Cunueey, A p Tripod, j. '" eeper Joseph
W,er VIM H. Kdey Nathan Fox WIFE infant AM Children and
Geo
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p4SSENGERS ARRITED.
MINIATURES ALMANAC.

FROM BREMES-Ip steamship ErdnJri. Aug s-Marlls Az
tonic Aguder Amroo Coessa Louis Brane Francisco Sai-i'
Others second cabin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-08-10

%. Morsnse sgt Hymes, nc
20. Phelps Az. Mccormack.
S..relton sgt HilTer.
30. Barnard. &c. ssI Camp
bell. Nc.
%. .Sohlesinges Agt Post
ll6. .BaigelT sst Hathaway.
nc
lbl. .PQpsxYlla At AWQua
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MINIATURES ALMANAC. -.
Sun d.es... sos 100 Moon Htes'''' o'So
siGH DAY-AS 10
Sandy Hook 62l Govs Island. 600 Hell ue FerfI Oh"
ufGH IHr DAY-P "a.
ssndy Hook GA Cows Isand... 7ls Hell Gate feny oVA
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49, Whitaker PettrecA $50 .JAsobv al Lovsn-
1873 Zweig sgL Van Len thai ct al.
1872 Neville Amory. 23l. .Cobn At Al. AT. Preach.
1914 eager Van Mort 232. North The Ameneaa
2O2 Lyon ACT Board Of Police. Diamond Drill Co.
POS Shaw Barclay 233.. Black vel ct al
2U9 W Dsio~ Brewster.
2lO PsdSc Mail D. Co 234. .Pouton ct al st Smith
Merchant stslA
, 1874-02-04
NATIONAL FINANCES,

HiIE1lMAHa HILL.
WAsN1SaroS, d. g.. Fob. 9,-The following IL
II full toxt OF tho bill introduced by sonator
Sherman to.day, to provide for tho redemption
md rossuo OF United States logal-tondor mud
National balk-notos, aul for free banking:
ie eHactf, etc., That tin 1st day Vt Ju,1lary,
1875 tlu Secretary Of tho Treasury IL authorized a
required to ly III cEad, 1T te 0!ca oi the Assist
nn';trca4strtr in tho City IL Nsw York, tn my holder
n United SateB notes tu thu a,ont Ut 81 UDO or my
multiple Irco III exchange for Bllclt Iases, I'LL equal
a.s1o of gold con qf tho United sntea, ar, in Hen
Ut eotll, Au snay ut hiB opti0 isauu IN exchange
for safl notes MI equal amount of coupon Or
regn!esml bonlh Of tha 11nitcl HtuteH III s,lri.
f.m ;t ~ thoy may proeribc ana Of h,cl denomination
Of $t00, ar tolll. multiple u tat K ruAoemable in
cnin of fths present standard ya'uo Ut TIM csure Of
tlo Utcd sn.ts, after ten ycnlh frnm tl.e lasD 1T
their issllct asid hearing Interest, payable quarterly i
snch roi's ut te ratr Of or r'itllnl par nisnu ind
Tho Secretary Ut tho Treasury ny ro!ss'o tho unlle
snscs 1lues ~ rccrssn, or, II thcy aro ca1'co!od.
nsay lasuH uneh Hatca llOua to thu AlIlI6
amount, either 70 PURCHASE or fodeum iho pnb!ic
Dht, ur tn meet tie current payments for tho nLtlu
service, md hail hMds alllt Interest thereon 4att III,
exempt from Tho raylnnut Ut I'LL tascs ttIes Ut tho
Istel Hatrr, as wr front tnxattols M any furl by
or under st'te, 'nnslpaI, 10 vi "hury, nnd Kntl
bollds biA| AAYo Hek lurlA MD Expressed uluu t4Gir
face tAe above speclatd conditions pud epll, with
, 1874-02-04
THE BUTLER-KEL JOB.



nET1oESoE OF RICHARDSON.
WASHINGTON, D. t., Feb. 3.-Tllo Ways aud
Means Committee did not tako up the Dawes bill
to-day, as wns expected. Tho tiu,o OF tho Com
m!stoo was occupied to the exclusion Of all other
ma:tcrs, in discussing tho rotusal Of tho secro-
tary Of tho Treasury to respond to tho resolu-
tion of the House calling for tho contracts TINT
had beon mado with tho Butlor-kolsoy ring
for the collection Of delinquent taxes. Tho Scc-
rotary has begged urgently for modification Of
tho revolution, but tho result Of the discussion
to-day WAS III understanding that no mclitioa-
ton would be recommended. The job III 1llos-
tion grows viii, ti1no aud Investigation. Tho
law haB boon construed ut the Treasury to moan
much moro thun Was at first Bupposod. :.
AN INSTANCE s..
is given as follows: During tho War, tro Con-
fedoracy, to shorten tho limo Of the Eanyillo
Railroad i'll Virginia, constructed soms sixty
three miles Of road, connecting niclamonl with q
point 81 or near tho North Carolina
the Var, very quietly assumed control
and possession Of th.u branch, or cutoff, that
waa built ut the oxponso OF the Rebel Govern
ment. Under tho laws, Of courao, this con-
atr1lction belongs to tho United States, but by
Homo means attention has not been callod to
the peculiar staLe Of things until recently. Tho
Butlor-kcsoy ring, 1t is understood, have
contract for recovering this road OH hoha1f Of
tho United States and, us they will get onc-half
tho yalno Of tho road for thrr trouble the spec
ulntion will DO profitable one. This III sup
posed to bo one Of the contracts whcl, the Sccrc.
tary fcels lolicacy about making public.
, 1874-02-04

WAsMlsaroN, d. g.. Feb. 9.-For Wednesday,,
in New England. winds baeking, to tho north ind
west, with cloud autl snow.. ':rho storln-clond
tho Middle States. wostorly wintlv, with
cloudy or partly cloudy woAthor mud rising
temperature. For tho Middle Atlantic States, ria-
Ing barometer, Will! nortlwesterly winds and
partly cloudy weather. For tho Soatl, Atlantic
and EaBtorn Gull stutes, northweAt-
orig winds, rising barometer, partly cloudy,
aui cloar woashor. For Tho I.owor I.nlso
region, nortl,orly wlnds,, higher or. atn-
tlonary temperature, and generally cloudy
Upper laltos md Northwest, rising barometer
uold northwest winds. and cloudy woathog,
, 1874-02-04

utli.ed Ssnt.s.
SEQ. =. Tiiat from nna utter the ~ nay ot 'n!y
ncx the Limit Of tho afgregato circulation Or tlle
Na;onh pataRa now pioSrl2ea " w II TeFe'.ea, Ana
~ eana or8al@ea hha uSnos e acSM
"r ns at @ no!'a sr h1g H. 0 af ,o
1ct 10 a,nrizo tAo fe''""g of @e aeos' appro'c
'sy -, 'n H.. g., u, =, NATL n,+ In o,,o,. ., ,u u,
sEc T. Inat see ~ ot san sGI e an!onaa 90 aa 10
a aa III snI SSGf' r ar ,nny " to
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VI my assoea!ion an! ~ ps!nm !Ie asomlG .! 20 ef
o. S y nan "~ Aa nsn. no. nr
elea" % ~ Annen ~ .AtB @ Ms ne" loans ur u's.
s2"ha ,i Ser%ao ha, Dy n,Seotnhg Or n.eaasaa
, o,s pi eSSnago IN S ~, ~ s,Rns, nos aKo
nty viGha OF ptohts " . ,o f. Ie4u,sea pfopofsiMoh ny
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nloYluea; nlso at ~ ee.s .! .noso eef,heates
aGpfeclf ~ s spce1o ~ a"', m 'pu5 @ hI'Sc'ty agpos-
~ .a,s 1T 'iS pH.Ios1' 'onSd ns 99B8 =
ttaouG'nun m ~ n.Mt 10 .usa ,t ~ ~ aMt lAouey
III sn9 Igssosson u hy .ssoe'ao a;. % %oeomang 20
@ III H., aak ~ " - w nts sv: cer
nnrv c ao pn oaanaio r. ~ nuo ,,
o'u2 "Hrs!a sat "s"usn. = 20 - a"so ~.
ru ' ~ u1SVB t IT, % ~ ts.,n ~ H. ~. IN
, 1874-02-04

ETOTE9 AND NEWS,

!Eceiat D,spatcI to Ihe Chicago Tribune.
CALEB CUal11SSG AND a1YNA GAINES.
WAsH1SuToS, D. G., Fob. 3.-alls. Myra Clark
Gaines Aas gono after Caleb Gushing, Minister
to Spain, with restraining order. Sho alleges,
in n petition tilol boforo Judge Wylie, tint Hho
couyeyedn trust to Gushing $4,000 acres Of land
in Louisiana. Tho willy Calob, however, aftor
giving her counter-deod acknowledging tho
trust, pertidionsly proceeded to have tho titto
confirmed to him In lis own hume aud Sic asks
for an injunction to prevent Caleb from recciv-
ing the patent. otc., from the Interior Depart
ment. Gushing is to sail Tor Ills post IN Gpain
on tho It'll inst. a this will not bo likely to re-
taru liB M0yeNellte,
THE BANKRUPTCY ACT.
Tho rapacious creditor nnl icrscoutcd debtor
wore c!loorlully hurled about tho SenAto
Chamber to-t!ay-tignlativoy speaking. Of
colrBe. Tho ltouse bill repoaling tho Uank-
nry Committee was taken up after tho morning
hour, Judge Etlunnda outoriug into long and
tedious explanation of tho amendment. Lato
IL tho .aftorno'', souato1r, oglosby I'd
dressed tho sonato, explaining thSt the 10
vote ror absolute roponl. Wllilo ho felt bound to
obey tho bonbts Of those who aDlt him lloro, lla
Ind MI opinion Of hlH own Oh the subject which
WAS TINT u good bankruptcy lay would ho Il
blessing, both 10 ltebtur and creditor cla"seB.
Dl,orrlNH LOUISIANA.
eonator Carpenter did lot Introduce hts reso-
lntiun today providing ior II NOW election III
l.ouibinua. Ills prourastisation il'dicntes Hn n-
te11tion to lot tlo 1nnttcr drop, III already III"
tl!catot In yonr l!apatchos.
ARKANsAH CONTESTED ELEET10sA.
Tho liauSo Connilttue Oh EeotionA havo
agleod OIL " Recommendation tlat MeHsrs.
Hodges nlItl Wiltshire 10 Hoasol from tho First
n,ld Ihi.d Arkansas Districts. These seullo-
men, lilo Co1nmtten gny. lluyo printa taclu right
to tile seats. Thia action docs not dispose Of
tho oontoHt for tito places, but ncata 1aoao Een-
tlemen poatling tho contost.
TENn,ron!AL COuKTH.
Tho llouHe judiciary Committee l.aVe agreed
to roporS hlll to re;,i!uto oonrIn and JuIiclal
proceualuga III Torrtorlos. Tho hi!! Itoydos,
~ offcct, TINT tho appellate t4rls1etio,s Of the
Judgments and lccroca OF Territorial courts,
III eases Of trial by Jury, shull 10 exorcinod BY
writ Of orror and III all other casoH by appeal,
according to kuo!a rules antl regulations, ns to
form au modes of proceeding, ut tho snprame
Court may lroscrltJo.
ruNLlc LANDH.
Tho House Committee Oh Public Lauls gayo
, 1874-02-04

.Spec;A Dspatch to Tie Chicago Tribune.
WASHINGTON, D. G., Feb. 3.-Tho District Of
Columbia, it Hec1nB, requires moro noto-shayiug
facilities, Notwithstanding tho complaints Of ils
citizens that it is alroady cursed with barks aud
bankers; aud tho effort to have Il National Bank
moved from Hagorstown. A[d., to Washington
was i,ldorscd by tho House to-day. TAero aro
almost rs mnlly banks rs drinking -sn'oons here
already, and what there is for moro is hard to
tell.
4 PRINTING JOu.
Thore is crying demand in the District Of
Columbia that the laws and troatioB shall bo
given more publicity. Thoro aro a,l incredible
number Of people living hero who absolutely
have no islea Of tho laws that passed. by Con-
gross. or tile trcat les flat are concluded By tho
prosideu. annually. 10 remedy this distressing
state Of affairs, Which is reflection upon the
ago, or e!se to accomplish somo other purpose
not publicly rot forth, Delegate Clipnla1t, who
looiis after tho interests Of tho District in Con-
gross, Ans introduced bill 10 provide for tho
publication Of tho laws md trcaties in ono, or
moro newspapers printed IN Washington, III I'd
dtion to tllo number now allowed by law.
, 1874-02-04
OHIO STATE FAIR,

CoLuMnus. O., Feb. ga very largo monting
waB held Ut tho noarl Of Trado rooms this oyon-
ing, to tako Htaps to secure the location Of The
Stato Fa'r IN this city for tho coming iiyo years.
4 noticeable faature waa tho largo number Ut
prominent citizenb anl heavy taxpayers pros-
out, ltosol,ltiots wcro unanimously adopted
asking tho paaBaso Of tho bill HOW before tho
ehct M ntS a 70 vgy II hoso ~ M
tain ninoty-two acros, arc olisibly located, aud
will auit for State Fair purpoaoa,
, 1874-02-04

Dissatisfaction Wsth the IlCCOOl
Party.

Iflrty.
Saecial DispafcA to 1ha Cheaao Tribune.
DENVER. COL, Feb. IA largo amount Of
Testimony healing OH tho transaction of ox-Qoy.
hlcCook relative to tho Indian contracts In this
Territory, have been forwarded to Washington
within tlle ruBt fow days, with tho Wow OF
influencing tue Sennte not to confirm Ills noni-
natton. Several persons atnrtetl lo-tlny, and
0tllera will 30 Tomorrow, to tho National
politics.
The principal measures considered in tho
Legislature to-day vera bills looking To tho ro-
organization Of tho lnilitia, arld royHing tho
charter Of Donyor.
, 1874-02-04

Ar. LOUIS. Fob. 3.-Tho Ucmocvats Topeka
{Kan.) special BayH: "Tno election OF ox-Goy.
Harvey III United StatoH Senator ia Republican
victory, aud tho Opposition can clam no credit
for it. They simply chose tho loast objection
ablc man to thom. Ho was Senator Ingalls,
second choice, and his election is tho first
square, honest one TINT Kallsus over Ind. Sem
ator Harvey will stass for Washington in day
tNn.h
, 1874-02-04
POLITICAL.


Conpecti ct,t Democratic Stnto Con-
vc1ttio n--- X cnonl lIlrtiO1l OF the Old
State Tickct---Ihe Resolutions.
New HAVEN, Conn.,, Fob. 3.-Tho Domocratio
atute Convention was hold today, David Clarke,
Liberal Republican, Of Hartford, presiding, and
ronominnted unanimously the ontiro State ticket
Of the last election, With Gov. 1ngeraoll ut lts
lenti.
Gov. Ingersoll was informed Of Ills no,niua-
ton.
TIE PLATFORM ADOPTED.
Declares devotion to the Constitution a.
firms that tho people Of tho States havo the
right OF governing themselves, subject only to
tile limitation OF tho Constitution donou,,ccs
corruption and extravaganza III high official
places favors retroiichmont anil reform II, M
tional mud State Governments !; condemns tho
nopollsts; donounces III the strongest tcrnls tho
prescnt Federal Administration, alld tho pro-
curing OF money from the notorlously corrupt
ring Of Washington politicians for tho pnrposo
Of controlling tho elections in the State of Con-
necticut ohurges tic panic md ith results to
the policy pursued by tho Government; de-
mands q speedy return to specie pay
DUAL taxation; condemns land-srauta antl
lnonopolies; favors legislation beneficial to the
industrial classos, and imposing such restraints
upon gra6ping corporations and Htock-gambIorB
rs will prevent tluaucial tluctuaton, which al
ways results in a..dobaae< currency, dofalcation,
aud starving worEingmen and wo1acn; fayols
bringing the question Of calling u Constitutional
Convention directly bofore tho people; and
finally, EXPRESSES sympathy with all people
struggling for freedom, and calls upon tho Con-
eral Government to extend to them support COLI
BiHtont with the laws Of nations and III accord
nnco with tho principles Of our Republican
Government. Adjourned.
, 1874-02-04

FO3TAL MATTElB.
Mr.. STOWELL, from the Post Office Com
mittee. roportod Il bill providing that the Inv
which limits contracts in the Post Olllce Depart
ment to ono yoar shall not apply to mail locks
aud koya, mail bags, stamped envelopes, postal
cards. or newspaper wrappers. passcd.
FINANCE.
The House thou took up t1Io bill reported from
tho thanking Committee, authorizing Tie M
tional Danls OF 11agoratown to change itB loca-
ton to Washington, and become tic Citizona'
National Bank Of Washington. Passed, after u
short discussion n-yoaa, LIT; nays, 81.
ARMY APPROPRIATION uILI..
Tho House then went into Committee OF the
Whole afr. Kellogg In tho Chair, OIL tho Army
Appropriation bill. Aftcr Il long debate, which
took very wido range, Mr.. GARFIELD said
TINT an amendment would be offered restricting
tlle army to 25, ,010 men, mud no inaeatod III tho
places from which tho troops could 10 removed
tho harbor Ut New York, whore thero are now
1,224 men, and tho Canatla border, where there
arc 10000 mell, ard not British soldier OH tho
limo from the mouth Of tho st. Lawrence to
pembina.
Mr.. WHEELER rnovod to a,!d to tho bill
provision tint no money appropriated by 1t
should DO paid fQr recruiting tho nrmy beyond
25,005 enlisted Hier. Agreet} to-.
Hlr. THOMAS, from tho Election Committee,
reported y resolution that Hodges Of Arkausns,
has pritna facie right to tho sent.
Without action OH it. tho House adjourned.
, 1874-02-04
Judicial Election in Nticf.igasl,

Special Diapatch to The Chicago Tribune.
order special election to fill tho vacant Judge
slips in the Tenth Circuit Mt tho ,lsuul timo Tor
holding tho spring elcctions.