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, 1875-11-12
-. q. n. Dn. Die &ains,et5en. RpmaR Don a
W. 6adl6noer.
-. u. 80. Bb. INN &septer unh &rpnen. 3eitro,
man bon Oregon Samarom.

I ~. u. n. %. Die &afneset@eu. RpmaR Don n
W. badlGnoer.
-. u. so. Bb. I'm esepter unb &rpnen. 3eitro.
1, man bon Oregon Samarop.
Ser Nforo : Nmerifaniide 9pImetidet
UNI
r1nfebIbare Ratbgcber
fir Gintpanberer uno Giugemanbtrte.
snt9dlt cine insi ssf0bte iso fir se0srmann %Osrfans.
.Grammattt Der ensIii@en Sprade,
uebt Wnleituns in furJer 3ett
pbne &ebrer engiiid fpredben MnS fdbreiben IN
lernen:
auberoeiR cue
uo1lfdubise Mue~>-,ammInna
bon 8riefen Rednlnsen. GAeSunsen, Gpntraften
@stisIn, Gnipeiiungen, 3ettunss. 4nnoneen,
GeIhdftsfarten &c.
- GfsbenSebnte Mufaae.
4appoedtI sebunosn, so Gents, nit Sober . Nudsn.
80 Gents.
Sie Contribution oer Ser. Gtaater,
nebit Srlduterunssn unb seidibtlider @inIeituns
Sur ~ipeiieueu Bennbung fir
Wtntpdncerer unb S@ulet.
Bearbeitet oon g uItuS Setn.
9rttte alnfass.
0sbunotn, 80 @ents. G~artonirt, IS G'RH.
@ebt6te
bon
0ubmio nblanb.
z75 sei'en suo.. brpiGirt. $1.OO. Glssaut ~ssbanbsn
nit S.ihsrdfuns, $1.6O.
Der amerifamiidt. Yaiteten=8 Bidder
pber
Snftrmctipe Mntpetfun9
CUR Infertisuns a1er @rten
Yafeten, Sorten unb Gterrabme,
bon 6 tito Griebrt6, praftiiher paitetsu . Ed6s.
Nrei8 rs 0entS.
, 1875-11-12
300 YiaMOs nn6 OrQelH,

1eu nnb aus jpeftcr Sdnf, bon Tdbritanten ers
&lafTe, ueroen gu nieorisereu @reilen fur@aib ooer
Nblblass=3ablunssn, ODER fir Wtietbe in Staot uno
sanb. pdbreno oieier barten 3eiten nno Der 6eierta9e
onr6 Sprace matters u. Con. Ash S~rpaemap,
als o~ie1elben ie SuOFr in gieiu 9orf o%fferirt
g9enten ~perlan9t nm Matters neue 2cdle
@ianps nnc Gpneert.S rseln 3n oerfaufen. Slus
ltrirte Gataloee per peIt %oerianot. Cute 8eoin9un9en
fir ben 6anbel, Gin GROCER 9iseonto fir 9ebrsr,
Weiitlibe, @irben, 9oeen. sAuIen &C. 4gB25no.
, 1875-11-12

TOlseube biniee
NouS=, Sngeu0i6riitcH
Mn0 MOmame
fro gu babcn TN olen bemti6ei
Su6banblnneen int Den
Werciai9ten Staaten nuO Ganaoa,
Gr5ablunger BON Guitab Nierib.
Sn biibiGe Bappbedel nit Dtuslin.8iideu
geburben a rs Gents.
Sas etansredt.
Die Gepprtirten.
Die Mnspdneerfr mad Mfrttn
Sdbnetcer une Oei9er.
Sbrifppb G%olumbms.
&iarus nnc Maria.
Srane pun S~bntburg.
unredbt Out gebeibef Mot.
pie grfncun9 bes ppr;enans.
Die ~Srofniutter.
Ser alts Rrisssr anO iein Sobm.
Die ssaiie, Ober cine quite Shat tinost oft aui eroen
1bon ibren 2obn.
So1dnnd, ODER eurd1 Radbt 3utn 9id)t.
Der arine Gpttfriec.
Per xpniS, ilnS Der Maner.
Sde Aleeblatt. Orei Uelditten. 1. Ser irtus
Wiener, q. Der Bladder unD len SobH. .. Die
Vtlaunenninn'x.
Die GudaudSsuhr.
Sdeob Hnb feline E6bne.
Gr;dblungen bon Gaiparius.
Sn bitbiae Bappoedel nit Wuslin.&iden
gebnubet a rs Gents.
0efdttd)ten aus Dem Gpefyarf.
Der gdDmlmeifer unh fein Gobn.
&trasburs auf Der Gdan;.
Bolfsgei6idten.
in btbide Yappbcdel nit Muslin-Riiden
gebunben a 25 Gents
Der 3fgeuder, bon GlaubreGt.
G~dbredensiabre.
Die ztuimme pon Mortfcf, bon Oiaubrsht. nno
Sobann pom eepeen, Der propbet. Bon
Robert bero:r. t3ufantmen in einem Bud.
Sefgtdbtsn bee pfarrers 1iebentifd. Bon
Radbtlaser In @ranaba. Bon IF. Worben. nno
2annbanier. Bon gsorbert 6irtt. 3uiammtn in
einem Hau0.
@ariier Eansentdts. nns
surnpact S~asabunsus. 8uIammsn In fnsm
Nans.
, 1875-11-12
Giniee quite Griin0e

1.-gins neus GrRnbuna sransIt& se$rsf
unb ssIbert burh patent.
2.-Wtadt einsn opIIfommeuen 2e6.Sn4,
sleit aui beioen Ssiten, an alien Irtsn BON Stoisa.
3.-9auft Isidt, ianft. eerdui6los uno rai&-bsrs
6 ombtnation BON Gieeni6aften.
Observation-Disclosures pbns WsPa'
vaturen.
5.-9 erri@tet allie Wrten BON Irbstt
uno 6anep Nd bereien in elmer oor3Igli9sngBetls.
est fir ben @rbsiter iebr lei4t u bans-
baben. Die 2anse Der Slide fam re9ulirt tperoen,
mGbrsno bic Wiai9ins i'm 0an9s 1T, uno oieie fam
nit ellem 6aoen usrieben psrpen, obns oaB osrlslbs
aurh 26ber ju eebeu bat.
s.-Glau sinfaa. itnursth, elegant. irosm
DER Std obn ben Gebraut BON 6os g8bssI Osars,
gtotarp Sans ut,p 9eosr @rms Formirt toirb. 6at ben
automatic Drop 8 eeb, fpelber cine sltt@'
maBise 9dnee bes Sttdes bel tr9eHo
elmer Gei9ninbtstsit Tdert. Dat unlsrsn
ueuen 3breab Controller, ipeIder cine slstn.
m9Bise 0epeeuns Der Neeole.Sar srIaubt uno e'Hsr
8erIeBunsbes 8 aoens po%rbeu9t.
8.-Gon1ruetion d ii 8 { rf sr9fdltts uno boz
snost. SIT 5~abrijirt BON ben 9ei3idtstsn aas
erfabrenfen @rbettern in Der bsriibmpsH
Remington Mrmprn, Snpn, u. D. Sbilaeelpe's
Office: $40 @bstnut CITRATE. 2Nt1maa,
- - NM -. ..A LAA -
, 1875-11-12
SDatt'S 2ebenSsS aliant.
Gin meOi3inii@es Mumbcr.

WtW MeOIttUtlWeS 2SuNDCrs
8bsumatismus. N~euralsta, @tdt in tbrsm falimmaen
Stadium, Serpttln. 8Dnies. Rrantteit. @rpfpelas, sits
@efhpure unb bic fGlinimlen Jdle pom Slutfranfpft-
ten, srpse S4rrdde, 3eber. unp 9tterenleieen, Biting
irurrn &c. &c. ptrb .Iufs 8efimmtefe burb eteien Gbnig
auer Neint8ungsrittsl setetlt. Derielbe TT 3weiHuo.
9unSsrttaufsnbe BON 5daen sebsilt unb eurtrt nets,
penn mao 0prftrift eenpmmen. ST elm it6eres pstl-
mitttl pom Jtftln In alen ~tstlbaren 6dlen, eurirt bic
%faulften altea 1ei1plre. ielbf no Der 8np6en ltpH sH-
9efrenen III. IN-
Spatts &ebens.8 allan eurtrts Ssrrn 8. Q. asn.
irap, 1raebeen tn parf.&beater ju Brpptlpn, ". o.,
pom drpuif&en Npsumatismus. na6bsm berielbe psne
@rtpl8 ppn ben pprsuali8lten Aer3ten @urppa's 9ue
Nmerita's betanbelt wprten mar.
SpattS &ebens.Saliam curtrte 5errn y. o.
6pap. 2pfmaher 9tp. III Niaetipn Ctr, ppn einem
eetabrlt6sn Wei6pur, aadbera CT teGS DfpnaSy TN
Srpabpaq 5pipttal mar une pprt as ~unbeilbar ertldr:
puree.
Spatt's 2ebens.SaIfam bette Ssrrn 5aepb Mptb,
SfNce 9tp. 242 Wreenpih Ctr, pom etuem ~pfu len
Welhpure pebet bic 8aulnte l6pn bic auf ben Rnp@en
esorunsen mar. 5srr o.. bat pabrenb is Sabren uab
8%sibspsnsr Ssillns feline gD,sbsrbSluns Der 8raniseit
t%rfabren.
Spatt's .eebens.S BALKAN euiirte Ssrrn gDtuian
Sprtneer, 9lp. 1853 Brppms Str, r~ouftdnete p0n xRt-
;uneetem Hbsumatislnus 10 eruflider Mrt, eaB esr,slbs
pen 4etf ps 8rnnfen i6ph perpirrt bate. Der 0s-
nannte fCnnts nttt 'eine 9anb sum 8ppfe erpebsn xne
mar ipabreno breiee Wierate ans Sett ~aefedelt.
gu BADEN in Ger Saupt. Office, GAG @ranp Str, aat
bet 4pOtbstern i'm WaGeansinen, su 81 per 5lafGe. Srts
5laihen So.
QpQtt'e DeFu te VttlmtItel itHp.
Spart'S uuftbltarer Qebeus. BALKAN su Si.0O.
Spatts IA h., brfpslt ftattsr esbsns. BALKAN, ~
81. %. : Soatt's YulmOnte Saliam. pSsr Der S6wlnp.
iu6tteen Nrsunp, sa St.00. - Spatt's Spis 9tni-
msnt, ~unfsblsar fur leibea unb S6msrssa ie6er art
~ so &ents. - Spatt'S Snsa, Sur fur @rtaltuns
8ppfpeb, Snausnja, @atarrb, ju Is &ts.
gDenn pbtee arittsl nt6t In surer Gpettefs pber an fu'
rsn, 9lase ~ batea iinp, 70 penbs man It'd birett an bas
Central Depot, 246 @ranbfr., ". D.
Gewin 3. Spatt & 60, @tssntblmer.
llebsraa bin per SrpreB rerf&idt teim tasber
DuBenb. 13m2tran
, 1875-11-12
6eintntt nn0 Trembe.

Romane unb Grsdblunsen in srob $40. Eor'
mat elegant brodirt.
preis yrp Nanb SO 9ents. @ebunhen In 3einl
manh gre Banh IS Gems.
, 1875-11-12
Meeuten oerla Ngtf
prof. fDwler aber Maanbarkeit,

WeibItcbfeit ,,Mnt neren geeeniettiae Neiiebuns
gen Werpen eratis u~berfanet. 6as Bud rutbdit fsrner
eiebe. ibre @sisse, Mtadbt &c. N0satsn ~psriaufsn
tdeli6 vpn t5-2h @~remplare. Wlan psnhs fb NIT Ms.
90, pbilaesEptta, 20 4gDtfsyr;
, 1875-11-12
KNAUTH,
& KUEHNE,
n k @ Ell aft,
113 Broadway,
NEW YORK.

xsed,fel auf msbr ais 200 Der bsbtutenosrsn etdsts
In europa.
eele. 9lus,abIunsen burA Die Hpadmter iowie per
Eele9rapb mad allen Nldsen In Deuti@lanc,
psfsrr.ih. Der edweis, 6ouano, 9anemarf. S@ps'
ben uno 0Orwsssn, ben GmpfSnssrn frsi in's baus
s~eliefert.
Grehit'Vriefe far D~seifenhe sur Henubuns In allen
srBberen Gtdbttn Der alten Melt.
ginfafGruns BON GrbfAaffen unb Sornernnsen
isber Hrt in alien pldben Gurcpa's.
gsrfAtTuns bon @ltern unb @adeten mad
europa.
Ner,onuns amfommenber Glitter In Rem gori. uns
WeitsrbefDrSsruns ~Ssritlben rad benz SnIanbs.
~Gurpyaifbes 0ele ansr Irt ssfauft ume Ssrtanit
, 1875-11-12

Miaionen BON Mdern
Grgiebtgten 6armbooeas
in u ebra8fa
Sett iebr bilig an %berfaafen!
10 Sabre CREDIT, SntereHen nur 6 prog.
esT&r, sDamptlsts nit Aartsn Der Diarifte uerbsn
gratis nberfsnbet.
THE PIONEER,
eth bdbi1 iautr irtes Seurnal, pelGes tas Seimfottes
@efes enttalt, uirb mad a1sn a1eltbstle liver.
ianbt. Mpreifres
9. q. Dapis,
aanb.Q ommiffonG u. y. R. r.,
Smdbd Ner.
, 1875-11-12

RMA Manner unr Srauen wereen Test ters
0VV lanat far unfere neuen @plcfecern,
8ilber. Sfdbfeies, eeinenfacen une Sebreibpa.
pier. @roRe Gfnnabmen nit SidDerbeit ses
madbf. Wian fbreibe ipfprt UNI Gireulars an .. (.
Q5uernfep, publiIher, Concord, 81, y. 4gD4mi,
New-York tribune., 1875-02-09
THE ARCHITECTS RELATIONS TO ART

DEFENsE OF THE ACTION OF THE AMERICAN
SOCIETY OF PAINTERS IN WATER coLoRs
To the Editor OF The TrIbune.
SIR l have just read in The TRIBUNE OF
the Ith ns Mr. MontfOrt Wards criticism upon the ac-
tion of the Water Color Society in returning to the
senders number Of architectural drawings The facts
viii prove. think, that Mr. Ward has been illadvlsed
and nasty passing Judgment He says: It was gem
orally understood that the American Society OF Painters
in Water Coors had extended to them he architects
invitation to exhibit on their walls such designs as
they fit" There nothing in the action OF the
Society upon which to base such understanding The
ordinary forms OF invitation to contribute works for ex-
hibon sent usual to several hundred painters,
draughtsmen, architects engravers, and others NO
special invitation was rendered any class Of art
outside OF water color painters and the mere
sending of the usual printed form implied no obga-
ton on the part OF the Society accept every
work offered I'm answer to such invitation.
In response to these printed circulars such as the
National Academy sends out every year before the
Spring Exhbition) about $50 works offered. OF
number hung and about $50 were returned
for want OF space and other OF the pictures
which were returned number we're painted by menu
bers Of the Society," and some were by members OF the
Board Control and Hanging Committee. or the $50
pictures in rs 26 were architectural drawings
Some OF simply elevations with ground plans
attae he'd and covered much paper few perhaps half
dozen, perspective drawings with conventional
coorug, and two, 1 remember, were elaborated with
the pen One the hangs in thei Exhibition.
The Hanging Committee could not and would not assume
70 tdce as profe ssiona architects these 25 or draw
ngs but with all the considerations before them OF
merit, pictorial and technical and the e1gencles or
limited goilroom exercising their best Judgment they
ted five and returned the others Verbal in-
structions gwen to Mr. Rossell the Academy car
man to state all that tne want OF space had
Obliged the Committee to return works that otherwise
would have been retained.
Such simple story OF the invitation to architects
and the rejection VI "a collection OF drawings. designs,
and sketches equal to anything In the archi
tecura branch OF art ever got together In TINS country
for purposes of exhibition The public Is answer
ing in very satisfactory manner the query "Do they
intend support society or painters In water cOofs T.
Mr.. Ward very Indignantly asks: "Are architects 10
be excluded from the category OF artists and cassed
with mecDaa les ~ That depends entirely upon the
architects Tne Water Color Society has no
power decide such question. aud does not desire 10
assume II. JAMES d. SMiLliE
President American Society OF Painters IN Water COlors
NeU York, Feb. 8, 1875.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-09

your wsfs.-A What do you mean by "both OF those
subjects"t .,,. o, r e .r,si, 10 .s.-.r, r trE
Q, Why, abou. the demand and about what Mr..
Bowen had said about Mr. Beecheri A. introduced
the whole evening by referring to the letter Of demand and also
TO my wfes request tha. might be recalled When was
taking out Mr. Beechcr asked what Mr. Bowen said and
told him The whole interview in reference to Mrs.
Titon.
Q No matter what Il had reference to- only to get at
what occurred Had you this memorandum before you made
you have stated when you with this discourse
with him that you have giveu' A. cannot 1t was dis
course
@, Well. address' A. No. Sir it not address 1t
was statement
@. Well, statement to himf A. Yes, Sir
q. Itwss interrupted by him, it A. remember his
making little attempt oneupt time, and told him
hear to the end There practically interruption
his part
G What form Of demonstration did you recognize at
tempt interrupt your A. thought he gon. to speak
q. He made motion as if lac going to speaki A. l
don't distinctly remember IT,
@. Something you treated a purpose OF speakngi A.
Yes Sir.
@ At what stage OF yonr statement that purposcd In
tcrrupon do you remember A. think the con-
cluson OF my reading Mrs. Tions confession.
@ This little paper which you hadyou call 1t confcsson'
A. Yes Sir.
O. Il was this little paper which you had that tablet A
Yes s r: that is my present recollection.
Did you read that at the outset OF statement to him
A. red that the first OF the interview; the first
part OF the interview remember my reference to his
having received letter
@ Oh well; agree But after you got through that after
you had got upon the of Ills relations with your wife,
was the reading paper the first thing that done'
don't remember whether that the very beginning or
whether somewhere in its proper place in the narrave
that do not recall at the present moment
O. You cannot say whether it at the outset or near the
outset or not? A. No. Sir there formal manner OF
presenting the
O. that brought to his notice he made as
If TO interrupt you by speakng A. lie made II to say
something; yes, Sir.
@ Then how did you arrest that purpose A. said SIM
ply Hear me to the end" something Of that sort
O. Now you had got throughhe did listen to you TO
the end-didn't he! A. Yes, Sir
O. Without interruption A. Yes, Sir.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-09
LnECIaIONs-EHn. Q.

Supreme Court Chambeys-By Judge Lawrence.--
Joss sS The President Del sed Had Csa Mosa ~
sitA ens Iibs sst Benecs Espnos
costs opinion. Tosnsb.nd sgt h s.naed -
rsnedv by acon f.V 49,
Deeng Koppsa-Moea granted part see mseoranaam
TER VI Is vacated Crove .gt ufeen Soosn
sgt snIsr denied With $40 10 the matter rnn
receyerOrier settled Doaevan sgt Green-hoten Esae ~
costs Baucker sg The Msor &cAs alowsney Of sio0 srs
sgt Peche Deg Kopps Menorandums for cansei Ohss
Donsdsonrhs granted uss the rlainhh ae sne
bv eon 335 OF tbe Coie on rbee
10th 1875 $40 motion 70 defendant NO
Andrews Piice-moon denied without costs tnemorsndunt
shaw HeYmen and Motion ersnei-see memorandum n
Of AdsmA-Areudnnts sraDted memorspdam hoaSu
TuthMoyn 10 change Of trial denied with costs
orsDdum Browning Browning st. Jhn sat 81
John Gemsnia Fire las Co BderO des srnted 10 the
Douga1 Gass-Gniej In the matter Ryan decs-
Order granted PIstt vslentiae.-0 Order reseied.
Judge Van BruntBosIwck sat Prankssd
Ju plaintiff; Young Glsselheimer
oplaios Petre Jones Bstsr
Chetwoo ssI Chetwoo W. od sgt The
Mayor Gc-DemHcs oveSraled memoIsnium bmbuJ sSt
Park.-Moton grsned
Superior Court-Special 1erm-By Chief Justice
McPsrss
MePsran aIssaes settled Libcos 1hs havs ae
Judgment paiatf with DelesnTs
Sc observation-disclosures oniere opinion hobrcos
receiver Ole mpedei aJsdgm,nt for the dsfssfsss
disssDg the complaint with COSTS opinion Loweubeg an
Do0ghertyMooa for naneion denied with costs see oppsA
Reeve and snotbeJadgmat for psnhf see hniaz'
Common Pieds-Special Term-By Judge LsIre-
Packet Co. Garson-Addiuossi hssgs
settled.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-09
THE COURTS.
HOW A TITLE MAY BE SOLD,

in the suit Of Sarah Ii. Bostwick against
Adolph Frankfed. tried recently in the Supreme Court
Special Term. Judge Van Brunt has decided for the
plaintiff. Frankfeld leased some lots to George K.
Thrs clergyman for four years from June l. 1870,
VITA an understanding that the latter might buy the
land at any time, At fair valuation The Court finds
that April 49, 1871 new contract was entered into
by which Frankfeld agreed to sell Thra the land for
s3 ooo but h was expressly provided that Thrs should
continue to pay the rent until he paid the purchase
price Thral built church the lots obtaining the
money largely plaintiff To secure her, he as
signed her all his rights under the contract Tne rent
proceedings before district judge. Under these cir.
cumstances Judge Van Brunt holds that me tIie haa
gage and tbe summary eiectment was illegal and VOID
The plaintiff bayiDg succeeded TO Ihrairs rights DO
directs the sale OF premises and that after paying
defendant his and interest and any moneys ne
may paid the properly for tIxos or assess
ments, the balance DC paid TO her.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-09
ONE OF MIR JAYNE,s LEGACIEs.

About three years ago the Government,
through the instrumentality of b. @. Jayne brought
suit against seggermann Co. to $4,000 on an
i'm mportation OF chiccory at alleged undervauation
The case called at the last term OF the United
States District Court but it went over because ;he GOV
ernment was ready 1t called again yesterday,
when Mr.. Kaufman, counsel for seggermann & Co.,
said he ready for trial. United States District
Attorney Bliss stated that ne not prepared to 90
on on account absence OF the book showing the
sales OF chcory made by defendants He also stated
that as he supposed the book In possession OF Mr.
Kaufnann. "The book is not in my possession replied
Mr.. Kaufman. a. am Informed" rejoned Mr. Bliss,
your receipt for IT," Said Mr.. Ksufmann, repeat
that the book Is not in possession. anG that do not
know anything about IT. but do know that we are
anxious to try this We have been troubled with
1t long enough"
After further discussion. tho case went over un
I'll Monday when Mr. Jayne will be present to tell
what he knows about the book.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-09
THE SALARIES OF JUDICIAL OFFICERS.

In the Superior Court, Special Term, Chief
Justice Mcneil has decided, on demurrer. the suit OF
Thomas H. Llndon against the Mayor, In favor OF the
plaintiff Mr. Landon was the deputy clerk Of the Court
OF Common Pleas in 1871 at salary OF 5000 In the
Spring Of 1872 the Board Audit appointed with
power to determine the rate q the salaries t !es 9
GERS and employees OF the City and County Govern
for the months of the preceding year
Among others, they fixed Mr. Landon's salary at the
rate Of $1,000 lie accepted the money. but under pro-
es aud sued for the balance. Judge Mcneil holds that
the that officer Is paid from the city or county
treasury does make him officer OF the CITY or
County Government; that the Common Pleas ana Su
perlOF Courts part OF the system OF the state judi
ciary and Of the City County Government, and
the clerk and deputy clerk OF the Common Pleas de-
their appointments from tie Court they come
within class of judicial officers and not the class
which the Board OF Audit was given power Judg
ment ordered for plaintiff on the demurrer. Ellott
Sandlord for plaintiff; ID. j. Dean for defendant.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-09

about at the time A. knew about IT. but II Impossible
for to state the day which she first began to walk around
her roomo That is the point Of difficulty.
O. only asking you II didn't continue week. A.
That ia exactly what am saying cannot tell .sr
O. She under the physicans was she not dnne
the whole Of that week A. That don't remember but
presume she was. She always when she was sick
O. And under the Of her all that week' A.
don't remember about the nurse but presume she was
Mr. Eyars To Judge Neilson)It is four O'Clock, your
Honor please. ......
Judge NesonGentlemen will please keep seated TOT mo-
ment viii gentlemen wait moment until the jury pass out'
ITO the jury Gentlemen be in your seats tomorrow morning
at II o'clock. ...t
The Court thereupon adjourned TO II O'Clock today
New-York tribune., 1875-02-09
INDICTMENTS AGAINST f. A. HEATH.

Eugene A. Heath, the treasurer OF the
Heath Smith Company, who was one OF the chief wit
nesses against James II. Ingerso-whoIwas interested
In the Company-on the trial in which Ingersol was
convicted has had indictments found against him.
Each indictment on check drawn by him as treasurer
OF his Company at the Tenth National Bank in
New-York The indictments have several counts, but
each begins with charging Heath with embezzling q
check the other being in various forms for en-
bezzng the money obtained the check for larceny
etc. His counsel, l. T. Williams, moved yesterday In
the Court OF Oyer and Termner before Judge Barrett
quash these indictments, on the ground that Heath
could not what he had himself made, and that
none OF the other applicable TO the admit
ted state OF facts The Court reserved ITS decision.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-09
CRIMINAL NOTES.

In the Court of Oyer and Terminer. before Judge
Bret James L. smono convicted last week Of RECEIVING stoea
g.sds was sentenced Q n years In stase Pnson
r,,rcsco Rattagleno charged with passing
counterfeit $50 b committed yesterday b. Commissioner oaoIa
OF Al 900 bail The puported TO have been Issued By
The National BAH Of the City Of Se~-forf
In the Court of General Sessions Yesterday John
Koch was CHARGED bssmy ne admitted having msred hpma
nSusmaan Q; The Gemau Evangelical Chures omsng At the
sra ,.o admitted having married MAY 1874 Augusta Gun.
h Ea.lyn the Rev SeAaee being the elersynsn
an M. occasion Koch a. born IN emany lived In nbtag
ooku was carpenter and h for the second
,sse t' h Niir In hr ssa Nnnh a. haes w. him.
Rs,o,as u.easW hs sta gTsga sg ue Jcs 'avs1
New-York tribune., 1875-02-09
COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, Feb SIN the Court of Appeals Nom
day, Feb. 8, 1873;
No l0Chsoe Pst sdminstrstT &C. and another respesf
Helry g. Fisk appeanLAgued bv Geo. " DnfoEh sf
counsel for appellant and By w. " Cog we'll for e,poaden,a
No 47-Wim Batter Duncan appellants sgt jacob Bess
ST. appellants; argued oy Hsaa fss
respondents.
No 63John Cuban respondent set Ce.. and Had
Rlroad By Edsarj Hsrns OF cosasA
o appellants, and br D. C. feeley respondent
No 4Sk-Osie Mcguire ct al. responien sgt William Dine
more President sopet-A2aed BY CHARLES Dicosta OF eoan
sci appellant and Bsnb,idxe smith for responden
made and Court adjourned 1uesdsT Feb 1870
New-York tribune., 1875-02-09
A BIT OF LITERARY CRITICISM.

Q. And when you had got through did he not say
this Theodore this is all dream A. As as remcn-
ber he said: Theodore like in dream This is
DdnteS Inferno" am in DantcSIftno some such cx-
preston as that.
O. Are you that he referred to DdnteS hf1noF A.
Yes Sir; am not sure, am certain.
Mr. Evars-Well don't know the distinction; but there is
some, suppose
Mr. Fullerton--IIe is certain.
The Witness-Excuse me- Mr. Eysrs did not mean TO be
captious word. certain the this morn
as to past facts and facts which must in
the necessary order about bg pardon for being
critical in that small degree
Mr. Eyarts-I am not go you are right about II.
The Wincss-I am certain am right about it,
@ Now Mr. Tlton do you remember Mr. Beecher expressing
doubt or inmating doubt TO whether Mrs lton had
written any such paPerf No Sir he never ntimaed any
such thing
O. You are quite of that A. No, cir am quite GER
tain.
O. Now don't you remember that expression OF doubt
surprise concerning Mrs Titon having written any such
paper as ha-you had original before you A. No. Sir
O. You then said TO him. at Is but few squares to my
house 90 and ask Mrs Ton for yourself whether not she
wrote that letter A. All but that my suggestion, and
not his.
O. ask you whether you did not say that to him' A.
don't remember using any such expression that DO you
take that from my examination before The Committee!
Mr. Evarts-We will show you where take it from be-
fore get through. LLaugherl