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New-York tribune., 1875-12-22

Mr. Lvcrmore a" landscape and Cattle" by John Pore,
Sa5. W. IL Payne sibyfs Tomple st TvoIi Italy" BY
J. r. Cropsey. $685. Mr.. Wilkinson; Rocky Monntalns,
by A. Bierstadt. $3.50 9. r. Bates The Old MIL" by
Brook" I. Addison Richards $50, J. NJ Crane :. sun
set Jamaica Coast. Long island." by Chas Miller
$iO5 r. Brett Flowers in Early June" by George e.
Lambdn, s47, W. II. Pavnc: "Ophela," by H. ?. Gray
$50. Mr.. Payne; "Spring Tide" by William I. Richards
$3.50 W. H. Payne; Mnora" by z. ID. L. Greene, Sl50
Mr. Johnstone Dark DAYS" by Jeryis McEntee, $40
r. T.. Moore "The Old Captain" by Eastman Johnson
1855. ]. b. Caudwell :" winter Scene in Holland"
by the late L. Z. Mignot. contributed by e II
BY W. whittredge ss5. t. H. Cornell "Pieka.
Benson Isoa Madre. Lago Maggore. Italy" by John
r. Weir, S1OO T. r.. Cauldwell An Afternoon on the
River" by the late T. +. Kensett figures by W Whit
tredge, donation from s. p. Avery, 800. Mr. Wilkinson
New-York tribune., 1875-12-22
PRESIDENT GRANTS MESSAGE.


The London Times observes that President
Grants message In what says alike about the free
school system OF the United States ana the rebellion IN
CUBA. strikes a somewhat dsquietng note. lt shows
that America Ia already beginning TO feel the dhcues
OF an old country III there anything for which she
was enyied for her freedom Om the political bat
ties OF the secs but the UltramOntane spirit has spread
United States we'll 10 less democratic lands
President fOresaw the danger several years ago
and the most silent man IN America must nave Thought IL
Of great Importance before ne went out OF hls
way no recently did 10 call all Americans 10 JOIN
hands for the defense OF their Tree unsectaran schools
II Il exceedingly difficult for English observers 70 40 JUS
uce to the claims which President Grants threats
with reference Cuba founded We apt To think
that they merely vail for determination 10 seize
Of the richest islands in the world. America has
long had her eye on Cuba, and 1t may not un-
charitaby be thought that she is unwilling TO
thing depends matters OF fact II Spain suppress
the nsurrectiOn and prevent Cuba from becoming per
has the fullest right to Keep IT, But she Is on her ral
and that trial cannot be long When she is made Ia
depends ON her ability TO make that rule reality, she
will not be slow 10 show What she do, and the limits
Of her power will be the limits Of her right.
The London Neps says that the message is not much
sketch Of the work 10 be done platform from which
the Republican feeling Of the country IL appealed The
domestic questions Weld IN immediate interest 10 the
striking passages about Cuba President Grants words
however, generally, IN foreign matters. stronger
than his deeds that one Is not quite sure how the
But perempory interference such President Grant
infinite would create general sympathy with
Spain and however IL ght affect the state OF parties at
home would detach from President Grant and his admin
is alton the moral support of all the outside world
The London standard considers the message OF Pres
dent Grant Is meager and nninteresng. Only on sub
ects which he hopes 70 drive the men be cannot lead
to force the hand Of the Democratic leaders, and
init them either to his own policy or TO an unpopular o
pOsitionwi he speak out frankly and decidedly. He Is
clear and 0utsp0ken only on Cuba snsecaran ednca
ton and currency redemption The Objectionable son
tonce in regard to spain that which threatens to
commend 70 Congress ut no distant period. what
may then seem necessary douby ssgnin
New-York tribune., 1875-12-22
LETTERS From THE PEOPLE.
RINGING IN THE CENTENNIAL YEAR.

RINGING IN THE CENTENNIAL YEAR.
To the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: Would it not be most proper to usher
IN 1876 the centennial year. by ringing the church bells
throughout the entire Unioni Then we shall have en-
tered upon second century as nation ana whe ne
to be proud Of the record already made
the patriot will look forward the future with purpose
hope, with the purpose OF doing what he can 10
purify and elevate the nation and with hope that demo
cratic institutions will prove fully their adaptation
to the and best welfare of Besides, we shall
have left behind year more Of financial depres
sion, and approached nearer to healthy business
conditions good times and this fact Of itself should
constitute for rejoicing The year 1879 VIII DE
crowded with celebrations, and the memory OF the past
will everywhere revived The deeds OF the great and
good In history will be recOunted with pride ana
applause and something OF spirit Of emulation ava
kened thereby among the people. Liberty ana the Dess
ings that flow from IL viii be everywhere sung 80
L. therefore meet that welcome the year Win
the rejoicing peas OF the bellsi T. Z. ALPHOhsE.
Ordage, " j., Dec. 10, 1879.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-22
DIED

sunday Dec IL s the Es'eIsS % Of her
II. Bennett in the syth year Of hsr age A.
Relatives and ends Of the family are invited TO attend the
hnndre hun ana Fh Ea ave- On @esnes e
BIGELow-At Great Harrington. Mass Tuesday. 2ist
INST, Mrs Judith soughtenburg Bgeow, IN her 10th year
Church. Great harrington.
BRoKAwon Tuesday. Dec 81, Edith May, only daushte,
OF Rev /. r. and Emma Il. Brokaw, aged years and
Funeral from her parents residence Oaks Jersey City
on Thursday az II Interment at Somsrylie. n. J.
BROwN-At No u West Fifty hirdst. Tuesday. 2lss
inst scarlet fever Mabel shepard only daughter Of
Eibrdge G. and Caroline Z. Brown aged years and
Notice Of funeral tomorrow's papers
DoUGHrYon the 81 inst Augustus Durkee only son Of
f. +. and Hannah NJ. Doughty aged months 10 days
Notice OF funeral tomorrow.
Troy y. Y, papers please copy.
FERGUSON-On Tuesday morning, Dec Il. samuel Psrgu
SON. Youngest the late James Fe gusop.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited 70 attend he
Onehundred oighthst and boulevard on Thursday.
Dec. %, at IL O'Clock a.
GRAVEs-In Roynton, Tazswell County Illinois. Dsc. 4.
John Wells Graves native Of Hampshire County MASS N
HARRISON Monday Dec 90 Esther Leggstt widow
late Isaac Harris, IN the t2i year OF her ago.
wednesday afternoon, S2 O'Clock Relatives and friends
Brooklyn papers please copy.
HOLMES suddenly at Groenwieh Conn on Dec 81 is,s
Funeral residence parents THURSDAY Dec ~
at 1870 p. Train leaves New Haven Depot az IL m.
only child OF David Il. and Juliana r. Hull ssedf
Funeral residence Of his parents wednesday.
Dec. %. At p.
MEGINLEY-At her residence Is. Hsrrette Upton.
widow Neal Megnley and daughter of the late Henry
Purcell nj Baltimore, Md.
Baltimore. Nd PurcelVe W. Va. papers please notice
PURDY-OB Monday inst of consumption
Melinda and the late Augustus Purdy in tho Flat year
OF his age.
and friends respectfully invited to attend the
funeral the residence Of Mr. Edward f. Van enst l3i
East Sixteenthst, on "Wednesday, Dec %. az 33a m
will taken White Plains Thursday, tho
23d inst the 1905 rsin Harlem r. r., returning
at2l0.
sEAMAN-At Monroe Orange County twelfth MONTH GOTH
1875 William seaman. aged 81 months, and ~ days
Funeral az late resdence. NTH day 23d. lo75 At 0clOck
New-York tribune., 1875-12-22
,pr SAFE For THE NATIONAL ACADEMY.

The attendance on the auction sale of paint
ings at the National Academy of Design last evening
was large but there few buyers. The duness OF
the bidding daunted the auctioneer, and the feeling
seemed prevail that works contributed TO the Academy
for Its benefit by members either inferior to their
usual works or because given away should be given
away again. There ~ paintings sold which were
contributed by members to the fund for the ment
OF tho mortgage debt of the Academy. The following
are the prices brought by few Of the more prominent
pictures with the buyers:
"rbe Musie Lesson" by c. Pecrus, s4O Mr.. Put
nam; "Flight of tho Birds" By Miss fidea
Bridge SIS, X. +. Moore "Puritahs Travel
drawing by +. o. c. Darley, SO, Mr. Liyermore
willing 10 Work." by c. r. Blauyelt. $40. w Payne;
rhc Vale OF Lariccia, Italy" by c. e. Grswold SO.
Mr. Hin View York, Maine" ~ A. y believe, $40
New-York tribune., 1875-12-22
FOREIGN NOTES.

ROME, Dec. 21.-Sgnor Blanc, the Italian
Minister to Washington has been nominated Centennial
Commissioner.
LONDON Dec GA Portuguese gunboat
ordered to the Island of ST. Thomas, in the Gun
of Guinea on account OF alleged nsurrection OF the
negroes.
MONTREAL, Dec. 21.-The outrage on Okla
Indians whereby their church at Okla Village was burned
down by party OF Roman Catholics IL attracting con-
siderable attention The alleged i'll treatment or lndlns
by the priests the Seminary Of 81 Suplce s being III
yestgsted by the proper authorities
LONDON, Dec. 22.-1he Times special dispatch
from Berlin says 1t is now ascertained that the total
number of killed by the explosion at Bremerhaven Is
I2s, and OF the wounded 56 The Bremen
Aid Committee reports that twenty OF the
injured are hOpelessy maimcd and there are Do wdOws
and l}5 orphans of the victims Of the disaster Tor thc
benefit of whom 1t proposes to raise subscription o
$4,000
New-York tribune., 1875-12-22

can't phrase II wo bear IN mind that the
power Of declaring war Is vested not IN ns tns
br,ggaiocio; but II may not and even N u be- euser
OF this kind calculated to provoke the pride aud anger
OF hg-spirited nation almost than aetna injury
There Is the tan OF buster In the Presidents a
guage about the system Of state education 1he oi9
feeling politics. the old Puritan hatred
of Popery have been revived by the recent petension
of the Vatican and Gen Grant seems TO make capla
them by repeating In his message the attack on the
Catholics which he made in a former harangne.
The Pail Mall Gazette of course President urah
wishes to provoke war between Spain and America
and at the same time escape the responsibility OF
ing declared IT, this the right TO 20 to Work hse
constant references Cuban nsurrecton ana 10 the
panfu but necessary part which the United states may
have to play in regard to Il all circulated IN spain
and find there ready credence than Is accorueu 10
them in countries which able to weigh the PRESIDENTS
threats more dispassOnately
New-York tribune., 1875-12-22
THE CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY.

ToRoNro, Dec. PA minute of the Council
of the Dominion Government to the Government of
British Columbia proposing terms of union, is pub
lished 1t proposes that British Coumbans should re-
lieve the Government of its obligation TO build the Cana
dian Pacific Railway. accepting in lieu thereof and as
compensation for any delays that may take place IN the
construction of the Pacific Railway, cash bonus OF
$3.50 900 TO be applied either toward local railway OF
IN other public works Canada would also surrender any
claims to lands which may have been reserved in VAN
couver Island for railway purposes If this proposal Is
accepted the Government will be prepared to submit to
Parliament forthcoming session. measures neces
sary TO give 10 effect
New-York tribune., 1875-12-22
THE EAST NEw-YoRK MURDER.

The Grand Jury in Brooklyn yesterday
brought IN an indictment against Nathan Rubensein for
the murder of Sarah Alexander Mayor Wickham OF this
city yesterday received letter which written in He
brew and was without signature. The following Is a
translation
DEAR SIR Please the liberty take to write to
YOU in this Take the likeness of the OF tue
murdered sarah Alexander and from the photograph or
her ewes you will the likeness Of the murderer
It happened once the old country where murderer
has been recognized In this manner Open the eyes OF
the dead body and yOu will undoubtedly obtain the like
ness of the murderer as his likeness will be discovered
for four weeks in the dead body You VIII also excuse
me il decline To sign my name.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-22
CATTLE MARKETS

ST LOUIS Dec eCArTLg duh and ieless hardly enough
doing quotations of fair 10 good native shipping
S4dt4 81 IA common 10 medium - 29df3 70;
% so air 10 good native soekeis 81 oOa>t
medium 50 native feeding steers ~ a.
good choice through Texans, - 20 80 5O CON-
mon 10 fa s3 have about the
HOGs-Owing to tho very weather opened dun and
dropping 10 Zoe sales 0f hppng grades
at 81 70 81 50 packing % e0as6 70 and extra at
~ 80.
head Market quiet being Christmas week when pou
Ia In demand butchers only wanted few head with
which Assorents sales OF choice at 90 10 extra
o. Soas9 b0 ist quality s7d$S 20 second quality $50
~ 10 third quality. 20 st3 TO-
5Hsxp lAhps-ReoeiptA 1873 heal. Notwithstanding
New-York tribune., 1875-12-22
THE EARTHQUAKE AT PORTO RICO.

Inquiries among the merchants and steamship
lines engaged in the Porto Rico trade failed to elicit any
news with regard TO the disastrous earthquake reported
10 have destroyed the Of Arecib0 on that island
Dec g. J. de Rivera Of No ia Pearst. said he doubted
whether the report true; If true must have been
greatly exaggerated he would otherwise have received
a dispatch. Arecibo q small town Of about 10000
inhabitants. situated 35 miles from 81. Juan.
It had about 40 stone houses, built Of heavy
masonry, aud large cathedral. The other
dwellings were built mainly of wood. resting
posts driven in the ground to depth Of eight feet
These houses light and thatched, and could not
easily OverthrOwn by earthquake. An earthquake
strong enough destroy ArecibO must have extended
large extent of country, and San Juan could not
have escaped has been reported Charles Mallory,
agent the Brazilian line OF steamers, had not received
any dispatch from Porto Rico. The steamer CarOndelet
which sailed from NeN-YOrk last Friday. is due at
Areobn to-day and If any disaster has happened he will
probably be informed by telegram on that steamers
New-York tribune., 1875-12-22
MUSIC.
TIE BULOw CONCERTS.

The sale of seats for the second series Of
DR. Bows concerts at Chckerng Hall will open TO-
day at No % Union-square and No Ia Broadway The
programme of the first concert Monday) includes Bach
Italian concerto and the composers concerto for
two pianos and string quartet and concerto for three
pianos and strings-a class OF pieces which will be most
Interesting novelty to New-YOrkers DR.. Won Bilow will
also play Prelude and Fugue and Chaconne Of Han
uels, Fantasia OF MOzart's. ROndo OF Hayin's, and
Deetno geus Adagio and variations, Op. "a.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-22
Tho Ioroest worLshop of the body is the

The IATgtSU WOTkrHOU OI IIIt DOul 10 rnt
Liver whose Office Withdraw the bile from The blood
this important does not act the skin assumes
yellow appearance aud generally sex neadache sets IN WIN
chilly cold hands and feet accompanied with
of appetite The becomes clog ed the machinery
does not both and body disOrdered,
afflicted becoming and fretf finding tault with
everything them To in this condition Dr
d. sanatve Pills recommended. BY their snu
sting action s healthy tone and y
enabled perform proper functions Cosyeness cured
Ill the aggraYating sympOms OF bllonsness removed
New-York tribune., 1875-12-22
UNsELFIsH LIVING.

To the EdttOr Of The Tribune.
SIR: Such an editorial as that in to-day's
TRIBUNE. Everyday Giving" is worthy OF all praise,
illustrating it does the highest development Of Chris
tiany-unselfsh living. . For he that loyeth not his
brother he hath how can he love God whom he
hath not seen 2" Devotion to religious duty Ia better
than religious professions. and duties are chiefly 20
fcOwmeD / can but hope that the word s0wn IN the
editorial may furnish satisfactory harvest az mag
azine article did for the asylum for deformed children
Very truly yours j. L. BoDINE.
Trenton, N. D., Dec. 1S, 1879
New-York tribune., 1875-12-22
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT


Probabilities
For Wednesday, in the SOulh Atlantic and
Gulf States stationary falling barometer diminishing
eastery Winds clearing weather. and occasional rain,
followed by a norther" in Western Texas
For the lake region Tennessee and ONO Valley, rising
barometer cooler north and west winds, and clearing
weather.
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri Valleys,
rising barometer westerly winds. and clear weather,
followed by falling barometer, sOutherly Winds and
warm, partly cloudy weather.
FOR he Middle and Eastern states falling barometer,
pGrgaer south and ,cesf c,ids cloudy aud rain.
The rivers continue stationary.
For the canal regions. temperature remain above
frae1
New-York tribune., 1875-12-22
RELIGIOUS SERVICES WITHOUT SERMONS

RELIGIOUS SERVICES WITHOUT SERMONS.
To the Edftor Of The Tribune
SIR: / am very glad to see the suggestion
of Parcus" in THE TRIBUNE this morning that some Of
the Episcopal churches should have early or after
noon service, without sermon, where the pews would
be free all Not only there large number OF young
men who are deferred attending church by their dis
like of sermons, and who have no pews as your corre-
sponden states good many oid have the same
dstaste sermons and kept away from church Tor
the same Life has brought them much more tn
many a young, gushing clergyman tell them. As
Parcus" says: viii not the Episcopal Church try
the experiment." I" ISFREQCbNs
ye,r- York Dec. Il, 1873.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-22
STAMPED ENVELOPES IN PLACE OF STAMPS.

STAMPED ENVELOPES IN PLACE OF STAMPS.
To the RdttOr or The frt0Hne
SIR: 1t has been stated that S1,OOO,OOO Is
lost each year to the Postofce Department by washed
stamps How would it answer as a remedy to pass an
ordering the sale of stamped envelopes az the same
price rs stampsi Envelopes could not be used again,
and stamps being only desirable for fancy letters or for
doubling postage, would be slendery bought and woud
he much less subject 10 fraud II million is lost by
samps t would be better prevent it by method that
would cost not half OF that and the whole outlay for
which would DE gain 10 the people. a
Princeton, Dec. Is, 1870.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-22
ArrENrr mo- posrpoNE LAwRENcE,s rRIAL.

ATTEMPT TO POSTPONE LAwRENcEs TRIAL
In the United States Circuit Court yesterday,
Judge Benedict presiding. b. y. Tracy Of counsel for
Charles l.. Lawrence. indicted charges Of forging
oaths and import entries and OF presenting them
to United States officials with intent To defrsud the
Government moved that The trial be postponed for the
term on tho ground that oounsel had not had time ~
procure wtnesses and properly examine tho Govern
mens documentary evidence against LAwronos United
New-York tribune., 1875-12-22
THE NEW FRENCH SENATE.


The following were elected members OF the
French Senate to-day Admiral de Montaignac' the MID
tor of Marine and NJ Leon Malevlle member for Tarn
at aronne of the Left Center This completes the list of
Senator'S 40 far as the National Assembly, concerned
rs members having been elected by that body Inc
other members 225 in number are to be elected ihd
rectiy by the people OF the several Departments
New-York tribune., 1875-12-22
THE FIFTH-AvE. REPAvEMENT.

'TOfhe EdttOr o The Tribune
SIR: When the Legislature meets, there will
probably be renewal OF the Fifth-aye. repayement
project for the benefit OF pavement company Why
such useless expenditure IL not the city sufficiently
overtaxed and in debt MacAdam, pavement that
when dry gives the most penetrating white dust, and
when wet the nastiest kind of mud, is only ht FOL
country road Besides. il would not do IN city where
they always laying pipes aud repairing something
Have pity the overtaXedl W.
YofE Der
New-York tribune., 1875-12-22
EXECUTION OF HENRY WAINWRIGHT
LONDON Tuesday. Dec. 21. 1879.

Henry Wainwright, recently convicted of the
murder OF Harriet Lane in whitechapelroad in this city,
was hanged Newgate Prison. Old Bailey to-day just
before he was pnoned he handed the Governor OF the
prison written statement, which he said he desired To
mako public this paper he acknowledges the justice
t his sentence lie saws that he deserves his fate though
he does not explicitly admit that he murdered the young
woman
New-York tribune., 1875-12-22
FIRE PROOF CENTENNIAL BUILDINGS.

TO the Editor Of the Tribune.
SIR Would it not be well to call attention
to the necessity Of making the Centennial buildings be
yond peradvenure ndesructbe by fire, at least 80 far
as human power may prevail We have had during the
past month several destructive fires. The Marketst
bridge and large factories in Philadelphia have been
burned and the re department OF that city could not
save them Prevention ia better than cure IL certainty
can do harm word of warning. The destruc-
tion OF any OF the buildings would be disgcefu to
the nation. A DEKhoM
Netr- York, Dec. l9, 1875.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-22
Best Holiday Gift.

The latest device IN machine sewing Is tho
NEW AUTOMATIC SEWING MacHNH."
which creating quite sensation the marAet No betes
gilt be selected tor
Mother Wife, sister Friend.
special discounts offered tempt purchaser but
appreciation and delight guaranteed to the
No. 6J8 Broadway. New York
New-York tribune., 1875-12-22
ROBBERY OF A GROCERY WAGON.

Yesterday morning, Daniel Sullivan of No.
~ Parkst, Brooklyn left his wagon containing barrels
OF sugar rkins OF butter &C. valued at S347, at West
Broadway and Hudsonst. When he came back the
wagon was gone Last night officer Crowley arrested
John Simpson of No. 33 5prng-st. VINO attempting
To dispose OF the wagon and contents, all Of which were
New-York tribune., 1875-12-22
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
LOSS OF A FRENCH STEAMER.
PERSONS DROWNED.

BORDEAUX. Tuesday Dec. 21 1879
Last night the steamer Gironde. bound for Brazil,
came into collision in the River Gironde with the
steamer Louisiana. of the General Transatiantic
Company homeward bound from the West Indies
The Louisiana sank ten minutes after she wasstrucK
Sixteen persons were drowned. including her cap
tain. The Gironde rescued 100 of her passengers
and crew. All the persons drowned were passengers
except the captain.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-22
TIE STATE or TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

ALBANY Dec Notwithstanding doing. Rye in request
zoe for state dull and unchanged New Western
held AZ &c., and Old Western at &c., and Round Ye
at Barley Is unusually quiet Malt quiet and
unchanged. oats dull sales OF car No Mixed Western at
ORLEANS Dec Gloom, s6a60c. quiet at 9Oe
Pork Offering s2l rs, with buyera Whisky quiet at
1881 i5 Market for other articles unchanged Er
ehange-New York sight discount sterling 64SAa@o'S4S
for commercial q. AS a4J39 for bank. Gold. lisa.
WILMINGTON c., Dee. 2l-Spirits Of Turpennc dull at
s3,c Rosn steady 81 40 for strained Tar stey ~
New-York tribune., 1875-12-22
TIE OPERA.

Mr. NeuendOrH announces that LII consequence
cf the sickness Of Mr. William Formes (Sho takes
part OF the Herald the promised performances of "Lohen
grin this week must be given UP. "Troystore" viii be
presented tonight. and the "PostiOn on Saturday,
waohtsl appearing in both operas.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-22
ERTrpTION OF MOUNT vEsUvIUs.

NAPLES. Tuesday, Dec. 2l, 1879.
Mount Vesuvius is in an eruptiye condition.
There gradual increase of fire and smoke Inc III
sruments in the observatory are in motion, ana FfOi'
Palmieri predicts "A long period OF eruption.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-22
SPANISH AFFAIRS.

MADRID, Tuesday, Dee. 21, 1873.
Gen. Jovellar, the Minister of War, has been
appointed CaptanGeneral Of Cuba IN place OF Vama-
4eds and wiz shortly leave for that island.
Gen Quesada will be appointed COmmander-in-Chief Of
the Armies Of the North.
Gen Ccbaos viii succeed Gen. Jovellar "a Minister Of
War
New-York tribune., 1875-12-22
NAVAL ORDERS.

WASHINGTON Dec 21.-Cadet En- gineer X. NJ.
ordered 20 the Nandaa az Boston on the 2St INST
Ensign Howard = Warning ordered TO temporary duty at
Hydr0graphic Ofice the Both inst Chief Engineer
Iohn IL Long special duty York and
Vandaa Passed Assistant Engineer Henry
L. SlOsson NayyYard NewIOrk and ordered 10
the Nandaa 2Sth Cadet Engineers X. X Free
Nils from the Hartford and ordered 10
the VandalaO the 2otb inst.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-22

States Bliss said that counsel had had
snco last June 10 get ready trial. ard that they hnd
any good reason why Lawrence should no. not os triea @
during the present they must comply WIN the law
and mt tbe reason i'm the form Of affidavit Aitcr
some ftirther discussion Judge Benedict said that no
would allow the motion 10 be renewed on amdavt tooy.