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New-York tribune., 1875-01-12
CIVIL NOTES.

In the suit of Lewis Alexander agt. Jacob
Bennett the full bench OF the Superior Court have
cided, two dissenting, that the act authorizing tho
transfer OF from the Superior tho Marine Court
constitutional IL adds to and does detract from
the jurisdiction OF the Superior Court The Judges who
unite in this opinion ChefJustice Mcneil and
Judges Curtis aud Van Worst; the dissentients ire
Judges sedgwck and Speir. Mr. Breen for plaintiffs
A. s. Sullivan for respondents
In the suit of Edison C. George against his
wife for divorce. motion yesterday made In gu
preme Court, Chambers before Judge Donohue, TO
vacate the service OF a summons the ground that
induced TO into the State by letter OF her
husbands proposing that she meet him to for
divorce. In reply Mr.. Deyn urged that previous
peIence had taught her the requirements Of divorce
SUIT that she had not been served for days after
her arrival here and several meetings with her hus-
band and that she had brought suit for divorce
which could be as well tried on ia the first
suit Judge Donohue reserved his decision.
The suit of Max Strakosch, to restrain the
police from enforcing the law against Sunday operato
performances argued yesterday demurrer before
Judge Van Brunt in Supreme Court Special Term by
Charles wehe for the plaintiff and Mr. Hall for defend
ants. Tue only point OF the plaintiff s that there is
discrepancy between the title OF the act An to
preserve the public peace and order on Sunday" and
ances in New-York City on Sunday. Judge Donohue
refused TO grant preliminary injunction this
ground. and In the suit OF Neuendorf, the same
ground. ChefJustice DAILY of the Common Pleas in an
elaborate opinion held the act constitutional Judge
Van Brllnt reserved his decision
New-York tribune., 1875-01-12

disposed men sometimes commit when they furnish
the rope TO tie their own hands. Thieves,
and robbers some,imes detect and punish ,nen
solves and this be OF the occahons nnres
PROSTATE people allowed to escape irvln OpHc
sion the blindness of those who enrap tn
in their own netA Should Mr.. Chamberlain a,y
selze OPPORTUNITY for deliveraece we WI. a.
acknow ledge the debt Of gratitude 10 hn' cond.
creased rs il must by the recoiecton vi seIf 70
dence withheld to which NC may p'''0
have been fully entitled -. ....,,,s a., tbis State
This Eaioritr now ruling the taxpayers OF .u' oaV
N the same that followed MI Greeley WIN yvis % a
hooItng 70 an untimely grave. lt Is te same lt wss
anDea led 10 in the recent canvass to ns'o w w
adrSs ~ admonILton from The TRIBUNE snd otDer
Nor5hern naners extracts from which were reau
10 them m public occasions, and 10 which the "niy re-
ME efvrn was I'VE don't care what the Northern
people sayl" -. 49,. ,.oo,le
Wire be undertake it with all the personal r'.ns n
and thank sincerely for what he has already aoo
toward the election OF Judge Reed over sucn hie sl I
Whipper ana Baker. We bid him godspeeu W vao .hai
to which bis message has committed Dill 49,, the
forget the kind words we nave nau . Lo,. -
Northern people in hard struggle with mus ., 49,
oppression The men we have to contena VIII ne,o
will be obfi0cd 10 heed they hear from tbe ror'
1t 10 voice ney dare not disobey, ana tue pIoo es
the fact that the very who have been so
have conceded their victims In the
South and really remDe before the people tneY deIy.
What we particularly desire oil our sympathlzlng
Northern friends them TO watch with US the proe
ress Of events this state during the next Two
aud IT, alter ALL IL should appear that we nave onS pec
Hllured hy promises 10 still deeper ig,
they will come to rescue in some way
| .LiennettspiIIe, g. c.. Jan. 4, 1870
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKRTs

LoSpos 11-l23O m-Cousols for money 92A692Ss;
the Railway Preferred, 46
LIvERPooL l-l2:30 m.The Cotton market steady;
Mdhug Upsnds Middng Orleans sales Is 600 bales,
including 900 bales for speculation ami Cotton to arrive
bis OF Mddng Upands tothng below Low
Mddnes shipped Februsr at lll6l do do. de-
uyerable January ami February, at 9-l0d.
IIyRRPooL jan l2 30 the sales ~ Cotton to-day
64OO sales the basis Of Mfdlng Upaud
nothing shipped December Jsnusry.
9l6i the basis " Mddng Orleans moth below Low
Mddng shipped December and January at l36d Bread.
stafs-rhe quiet Pork S bb New Mess Bacon
4S ur 50I9 for Mddles
1l-5 mIhe Of di:eouut the
for three which below
Enabd Erie Railway shares 26 Psns dispatches
no Rentes at 62E 25c.
FRASkYoRr lUnted States Nve-Twenty Bonds 1862
9ss..
LivkaPoo Jan lis msse, Of Cotton the bsns Of Mid
diug Upnds nothing below Good Ordinary shipped February
1l6d do nohins below Low Mddlns deliverable Feb
and March, 7s; do do. shipped March APRIL
7ll-16L
Lospos Jan 11.-Talow 46I6147I9 p cwt Sugar, "a Ga
25I . No. IL Dutcl STANDARD. aAo,t
ANTWERP. Jan. Petroleum, 26L for Fine Pale American
Lo,Dos Jan. ll-Eyening-Linseed OIL 25l6a25I9 y cyt
Spirits Turpentne, 27i y cut
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A Ynnng woman named Emma Xeihel annear.
DFCISIONS-JAN II

Supreme Court -Chdmbets-By Judge Lawrence
Matter Gnlae ehe-OTer settled Mcdonnell sg The Mayor Ie
Cas-. settled
Judge D0nohue-haer Of HcnHques-Orde granted Ner.
Stonsl Bank Board Of SdDeryorOrer
granted Capp Thousand Island Hotel Co.. ag Durea
Congf0n ObOr-Ones granted. Lormer
oa GeHie Won khad sgt Won khade sg, Peoue
Ins Co. Ianes Mobile AMI Northwestern Co-Memorn.
George Ag Gtoee-MoLon denied memorandum Miller gt
MeClare ct aL-hemorAndum, Wheeler
Morrison .SOeum.-Ofder granted
without Mater Of sW el-Approved Harrington gt
Gompes eaiMemoandun Real Estate Co ag. Keech-De ei
Banbndge sgt Bcrne nned Iloslind sgt Hun Surrogae
CoTwin.-Orter granted GoEgOwske srz ger os
Memoanium Matter A. Y Bridge CoOnier granted Rnsk
MarstonOer granted Trades Savings Bank sg oWe; Gb
bons sgt Fsrmcan.-GTantet.
SPECIAL TemBy JUDGE Van B-nntPowler wooi-aolon for
al denied with 8l0 ShsrteT agt Dermot Elliot AIT
Cotton EIhange-Densrre suagd Butler sgt Pamer-Dsmurre
sustained opinion.
Common Peds-Specidl Term by Judge Robinson
Grossly ag. Dufy-Csse settled.
w Jsdgs psJ-AslsT VI BsSkpsI al " aft LeusDshsssd
New-York tribune., 1875-01-12
ISLANDER SUIT AGAINST RUFUS HATCH.

Tracy Robinson has brought suit against
Rufus Hatch for $4,000 for SANDER lie charges that Mr.
Hatch, IN presence of reporters Of THE TRIBUNE,
SUM- and Journal Of Commerce. for the purpose OF pub
cation and before others. wlfully and maliciously
charged him with embeZzliug $4,000 or moro while
agent on tho Isthmus of the Panama Railroad Mr.
Hatch put in three defenses; first. that lie did
not say what he charged with saying before those per-
sons second, that he down the treasurer Of the
Company examine the accounts Of the Isthmus busi
es and that he reported that there discrepancy
Of 100000 In Robnsons accounts and $1,000 arising
out Of premiums on bullion unaccounted for, and that
the statements he made either in connection with
q suit the Company brought 10 that money to
persons who interested in knowing the standing
and pecuniary affairs OF the Company, and whose in
Quries managing director 1t his duty to answer
and third. that what he said is true.
The plaintiff demurred to the second and third de-
fenses, that the one merely IN mitigation, but
stated as an absolute Defense and that did not make
out case OF privileged communication II II In
tended as such and that the third failed stating
what was true. 1t not enough TO that what he
said was true The facts constituting the truth must be
averred particularly. The demurrer was argued yester
day before Judge Van Brunt in Supreme Court Special
Term, who reserved his decision
New-York tribune., 1875-01-12
COTTON MARKETS

wmssoroy Jan ll-Cotton tru quiet and nominal hdd5rA
14i4e; receipts, .99 bales; uOek, 3,AS3 bales.
IL Cotton steady and unchanged hddhsa.
l41sc receipts, llS9 bales; LOO bales sroors
Britain S9S bales; sales OILS bales 0ef - V5o bales
Jan ll-Coton quiet and unehan1od' hodnns - ~
403 bales sbpnsns LILO baIe' sales 1oo es
stock 81 03 bales ,..r. ,,, -. ,.
230 baes shpmeD 60J bae pnner 100 bales ftoes IIoJ
baes
l4a3lls receipts 546 b; lo36 bales srpes,
2075 bsles; 200 bales oet l2S5o bales
NKyOsIKAss jan. ll-Cvton qIe bttie dong; hddhnf.
l4bc net receipts bales gss iO,l5l balesi exports
Great Britain 35O France 2S2S b.les eoastue 3s4f
Males sale, 4 900 bales stock, 273. lJS bsea
flyAsy.H Jan ll-Cotton sm hddlpg lsi2e nd reeeip.
2l72 bales grOss. 2l72 bae sales lZo4 eae Hees 1903
bales
l39 bales; gross 3S4 bsles ,,u ,,,.,.7 -
BArHoRy. Jan ll-Cot0n hrn hlf-hng. lftdIt' -
MdoIng Ordinary, 1870. net recsp ~ oae
xro. 276 bse eIporta ll3 baes; se Zoo eAss
spinners. 10 bales stock, 2S,736 bales .-.. ,,o
1lCo,ton Md 4ng. lois-i net
bales gross 1893 bales Great Bnan, zlS os es
ST oul, Jan - Cotton quiet nd unchsngedI hddhnf l4i
gross receipts 1893 bales shipments 336 0aes saes ~
aopiLs jan li-cotop steady; nddns, i44dl4Sc 10. Lg
Mdng l3940l3 ; Ordinary l3d Size; net celpw I530
bales exports eoswse 3l7 bae sale. 23OO bales "oeH 'oo~
CHlsr,ros jan ll-COtou Mdng IA ' ret reeeigss
$50 bsIe, eIpors-o Britain 26l baes 10 the ChAanss
lO3b bales coo bales 6yO92 bales -. -.
ll-COtop quiet hiddhng l4dlse- he' ~
eei,s. 536 bales; S96 bales. - ,o,..
LOUISVILLE, Jan. li-CoIton tru; Aiddlns, lAtdl4F
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THE sCURRILoUs POSTAL CARD CASE.

THE MOTION FOR NEW TRIAL DENIED.
During the trial, in the United States Cir
cult, OF Moses Chamberlain for sending scurrous
postal cards through the mall letters proved to have
been written by Chamberlain shown to expert
who, from comparison OF the writing in the letters
with that the cards. testified that, In his opinion, the
latter were unquestionaby written by Chamberlain.
ExJndge Fullerton OF counsel for the accused objected
to the admission OF the experts testimony in that
respect the ground that 1T not competent Judge
Benedict overrued the objection and an exception was
taken.
For the purpose OF showing that the expert was mis-
taken, Judge Fullerton offered as evidence certain
letters which purpored have been written by Cham
berain about the time the cards IN question appeared to
have been written, and the writing in which bore no
resemblance to that the cards. Mr. Purdy, who
Quoted the prosecution, objected the ground that
collateral writings could not be used 10 contradict
expert and the Judge sustained the objection. EX
Judge Fullerton, after the conviction OF his client.
moved for trial. aud alleged basis therefor,
that the Judge erred in the rulings referred to- The
motion argued about two weeks ago, but the Judge
reserved his decision till Saturday, when he gave one
ing that, after careful examination OF authorities
he was satisfied that his rulings were correct and that
therefore, motion for trial must be denied.
Chamberlain will be called for sentence to-day.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-12
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

Jan lWhst freely offered without BUYERS steady
% M, ". 6 !. s s. Gs S % @ . % n carr ns. S1 c'n'' on private
BALrlxORs Jan. ll-COOn frn Low Adtugs 14sc Flour
dull how.rdt and Western Superhne sid$ So 81 75
d. Ri a 7ss e Do o S,Sd s @ ssss & n
2 g @ ca 'IS sa o
sd1,sD 1S Ms5 wbs % se' @ 's & 0s. S1
At sld$l O2 Hay uechnse4 PrOyOa; QUE. AMI UnFalsod
Tnshaned Coffee quiet but f stock Hgui sales at lSG2O
Dg.5s "a 6 s o5S 500 sS ysss
men,Flou 500 bush. Wheat 1900 "a bash
Ss~ B.S 5ah e's
Syo1s % sSS GS Se5 S and % $50 Ss
NsHle cIue 81 O78sl 20 G Red aud Amber Winie 81 2os
59e .s:sG1s s.iiy o,t.Sssssc. RJ, Tfsss:a B.5:!%
97e PORK quiet so so for heavy Mess Dressed Hogs quiet at
cse.sO 1l-Four unchanged. wh.. STEADY No. surns
ssas be- cash ss'4e Psbusry s9ae March No do s3a
s.S9a @ S'ss Sa 'isiST M. Oh M JG
lie: Rejected ec'Sel oan steady No o. cash 8! r.
s:::?. s1;s5 E. =. I Fl s,: :.
far demand lower at SIS So cash s3 co. febos Bas
Clear io az Ose SPOT o% The e Of u. s..d ~ sST soT
sG% 81 % Ps;sS % % and .nsSSs & ES SS 49, cash,
1000 Flour bush Wheat, 81 900 bush Corn 900
b6. Flour 10000 bush wh: 2i bush Corr 1900 Gg.S
cdsS11 jan iSiso very aa wh., steady. Red 81 o4
as Og Corn quiet and anch.nssa Rye dusi
Set e. :se9;
februirTi hette l4iAQl42c Buk Meats Shoulders sac
6 Clear hub Sides 9sd9'4ci Cer bdes lUdlUhc Bacon
Only limited iobbng demand shoulders Clear Rib
Slides lie; Clear SIDES &c Green Meats in good demand
changed. WHISKY stesly At 93c.
CLHvELAsD Jan Iiwheat unchanged Corn unchanged Oats
6n unchanged Petroleum White lots
lOc Legal Test. lie small lots l92c higher
DETROIT Jan llFlour unchanged WhesI dull declining;
EIs 81 1875 No. sl Oya Cora quiet unehanged Oats
quiet aud unchanged kece P-Fo 1000 bb 1000 busb
Oats, b,OOO bush. shlpments-Nheat LOCO bush.
hDI.SAPols Jan llFlour quiet md nye duiet
snd Corn steady; Ear tOc shed 81 d65c
tI Oats steady at JJdJSc Rye quiet and
shanse Bdk Mes.shoOliers 67sd7e nr uly urd Rib
des IOc Tor 10 70 20 days sati Clear market
Hogs, IS % 6$6 75
LoU.vlLE Jan lFeur unchanged whe.. unchanged Corn
MN AM ~ m demand at 6Jd7Oc Oss strong 63dG5c
Rye 81 TO- Por5 hm at s20a$20 So BieonsiouldeTs Sc
Sear RIB sides lie Clear sides. IL c Bulk
CeH5 h6 SIDE, 01sdlOe Clear SIDES lO4e. Lard, liaG
l9H- WHISKY. V3c. Bsggug unchanged.
MEhPHis Jan ll-tlOur QUIET 81 50dS5 90 In fair
Sehd r Oats quiet az 12c. Lanl-mprOVed Ia no
d2e sqlA Meats dra shouer 7l4e Clear RAD SIDES IO4c
hmwArknE Jan llROur unchanged. whs.t w.,si No NIL
s-gAee V5c NO oo9c February s9iac; March, 0Uc Oas
8G nnd deelHne No. 50e Corn New ia 62'ac
ye quiet aAd eadT No in "a lc Barley quiet am
no, s'pog s store rs No Do 81 90 Provisions easier
Pofk hrm az ais 75, cash. $40, February; Prime
slo aSGSI krtra Prime sl3 1854 s"ee. Peied Hama
ehhged Dry Ssled hss-Shouders, 6'lc loose Aiddes
ioa boIee Lard ermi steam iSl0ci Kettle, lac Recepts
500 bbs Flour 22OO0 bush Wheat shipmsRn-2000 bbla
sleaI $4,000 bash. Whsat
New-York tribune., 1875-01-12
CRIMINAL NOTES

In the United States Circuit Court yesterday,
Jucge Benedict presiding Bias du Bouchs pleaded guilty
cigars into this port. and remanded for
In the Court of General Sessions before City Judge
SUTHERLAND District Attorney Nolan procang John Boub who
convicted lat week Of forge the arsi degree sentenced IL
the State Prison
guilty 10 larceny from the
years State Prison Csey petit larceny
sentenced TO months In the Penentarr aud Thomas
Jeremsh Powers for attempt burga to aud half
the State Prison.
young woman named Emma Veibel appeared at
the EcI Market Police Court the inst and obtained
Juce Murray for the Of her husband Bernard Vebel
33 Cana-st charge Of abandonment two
be her doors refused
married eight months and the trouble between
eye the mind Of the wife ha; subsequent
showed determined TO commit suicide While the proceedings
progress before tie Justice Saturday last taken
had be adjourned Until yosenAy Mrs Yebe
had been Mount Hospital where she
until Sunday morning. when she died tie Of
the eating sulphur tue ends Matches Her
ali proceedings 10 the case aud II yesterday dismissed
New-York tribune., 1875-01-12
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS.
Tuesday, JAN. II.

IL
Mails fr Europe via 9Gssa0"S @ og Ss s a. n from Pc,
MI ot H.Taps bv the steamship Columbus. close at n
Srrnlemsnt,y Mail PotOhce At ZsO IN sA1
ship at 3 ,. m hom pieT No. ~ SYro Y tiSe]
Queenstown and Liver
n-o by the eaul>bIp close at le PostOmce al
10 Supplementary Nail Steamship sails at NJ from Canau pos
Jeney City. A., o. -, ali. .io.. 4,
~ stsamsbip sails AZ 0 a. No. co. North RIVER
THURSDAY JAN Ia -.
Mails for Europe Plymouth CherboaE AMI snone o' seam'as
80 Supplementary Mail closed AZ VOC
posOfee :l5 steamship al NJ from per O0' "
IIirt-st, HoboAeu. v..L .,o.. 81, q
m Supplementary Mail closed at the Postonce - %fo p N
Steamship 1ls at 3 :. H.. Pier No. ), n Il
FRIDAY. JAN. 10.
the Nestork rosEOmee e'e' Jay
Halifax n e. is elOsedM the NeuYok PO'sOaSs e'sr
sATURDAI. JiS. l6
Mails for Great Britain Ireland an1 France ~ the sesmsnp N
.los AZ m supp Mai closed al tue fostO1ce AZ
l03O IN SteamsiD l. IRON Pier NO 5Z NoTn hvrs
FOR Europe and Bremen by steamship
mai close a 80 S1ppemeHtlF hail closed AZ the pos
Ohce l:l5 Steamship sans d " A"'' '''N 49,
81. HOboke1 -L-.- - o..h p.es.
bF Henry Chsuucey. at ~ M
mensry Mai is III steanahp sals 40
IL NJ. fromP Pier No. ~ North River
Mails tot Ker West, Ity Of Waco close /" M
Steamship sails at 8 m from Pier No. 70 East alVeL'
sCNDAl. JAN. H.
All at II O'Clock ige tossoaee h epes NON -
u. to u s.u u -
for Ssvan santa Martha md CsAssns
steamship 10 Steamship sails at p NJ
tom Pier No. 3D. North RIVER
New-York tribune., 1875-01-12
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
pouT OF NEW -IoRK

PoBT OF NEW YORK ........................JAs. IL.
Steamship Idaho tBr) FORSYTH Liverpool Williams GuiOu.
Steamship Cnessptake. H,ngum. Portland J. f. Anes -
Bark Mon,ez1ua, Briggs. Barbados Dwight Platt
bark Baltic (Sor seawcnseu, ATeldal Tetns Bocsmsnn
$ Ursula 'l DcLmsn Rio Jsneiro Pe1dergay Bros Co
Bar Nnao (Br Norns Kingston, jan A H. solomon Co.
BARK Abbie y. CoGlll (Br), Hsyge. c. ". BertauI
s.i @ rsaS 4 ST I! ay1ar Do me- Ga5es59 " T. Gams Co.
Scl 81 r. R,ves Ra~lev, Fer4andH Fla. fsrso9s Loud
Schr Helen Rcberson. Arroyo, p. r., Brett Son a. Co.
Sch A. gryant Stubs Bahados II. rrowbrlge's sOna
rchr rhebe Medero. Havana, D0tGer. Potter Co.
J. Morton (Brl. Bell. Aux Cayes, brett Son Co.
C.eaGed SATURDAY. JaU. 9.
sch Mabel Lent tBf Bees, Pot pain. TIM, Jones LOugh
ARRIVED.
Steamship Lord Give (Br Urquha Liverpool Dec 26 With
steamship vcssburg Rudolph Fe1andna F jan O. and Pori
Roya 7th with and pass. to H. Gepc.e.
steamship George Cromweu Baeon Pond. With mdse and
o CLARK Seaman
DOMESTIC PORTS.
pHADELPH Jan, 1.-The steamship Juuista from Havana
ryed this afternoon.
FOREIGN FORTS.
PLYxoUrH Jan. llTho II mbux Line steamship West,
LIVERPOOL LITTLE Cnnard ne steamship Murphy
hew.icrk Dec 30 .rnyed here at SATURDAY 9b inst
Ellen Andres Eds MaIcap OH
inst Chapman. Celeste khIa Eve Ingo He Alliance
vesta Leond GOV Morton Mary Rich DAVID
Flora ad Whitmoce Arrived olt the lth IDst VIII
Also, arrived Tanan. Juha Carney Carmes Trap
pans, sperinz, and PIemonte.
LONDON Jan 1The ship VascO De Cana from New YoA Nov
for Opoo Maieira; she leaking The BARK PeL
Beat from Liverpool for Havana has put Ito Waterford IN dsn
aged condition.
MOVEMENTS OF PACIFIC MAIL STEAMERS.
Steamship China Hong JaO s. from San Francisco
via Yokohama a.
Steamship Vancouver from San Francisco jan
Steamship sailed FOR Francisco Jsa O.
Steamship Arizona arrived Francisco Jan. g.
fFor Latest he,os kUth Pace
New-York tribune., 1875-01-12
.ETrERs FROM THE PEOPLE.

r,,p TRIpIJNE AND THE SHAKERS.
.v.us PLEADS THAT WHAT HB SAW SHOULD
nm ACCEPTABLE AS EvIpENcE-THE MIRACLES
sc,,pr,,xE CITED AS PROOFS OF sPIRITUAIc
-. "a, Bditer Of The TrSbsne,
s,p. THE TRIBUNE Is courteous and gener-
ans II can also afford to be scrupuousIy just Let us
understand each other aud answer 10 propositlon oc
niteiy whom have stated It accurately The IRiHo"
says; ,,
We ar, compelled s1 sehsr Over nor EvsHs has ss, a.
.,5.'' he s ,sSfS me sss Ss:s % S yssS Both
hni the word Ofa spirit as Sco as that D SSeessS or
rot better E,asL kyans sIpfS,y % " a , & 10 @ 20 be gwen
Ls sssrspceS 4. ,,a
Tais is serous mistake. The point at issno = .ao
fact Of mediumship Of the man or woman anu nv WV ~
tersaSaton OF the sprit-not the word' OF .. ~.
character NJ either Of them Do the spirits eAs', ~
the mediumship OF the man or woman 80, 90 a. .~.'
naturalization fact fraud ihs % ~ . ~ -
IL win bear repeating, for very 'ih ''"' - or
,vo,vod in the scienac solution OF TINS prooem upon
"~1 .,6 ,.y reputation as practical mana
lover OF my kh'I ""o'"'i 'O' w "
saoopd physical body.
By spirtuatsu would be understood as referring 10
,he existence of the spirit world, human
,mmortaty the possibility Of iDtercOmmunication be-
tween those In those out OF the body and nothing
moro The morality, immortality, Of the mediums
she occurring facts, whether important or puerie aud
She truth or falsty OF concentrations, have no more
bearing upon simple sprituasm, as thus dehned tban
similar things have upon other scienee-upon cbe
istry OF farming. Science is orderly arrangement OF
fact Give the facts The no USE sense OF no
sense, we attend TO hereafter.
And s not "tn arrest OF the general judgment spoh
she mummery" Of materialzatop. when state point
blank that after an unpTejudiced examination pro
sounce the naturalization that witnessed OF some 10
yprits OF men and women to be as true ana reai-as
xenuipeas are any facts in agriculture or chemistry
that have ever Witnessed fully realize the RESPONSE
s,y assume by this statement. i stand by that 10
the public both of my Order, and OF the outside
world.
Are we not all liable TO strain at gnats and swallow
eamesi How the theooRans, TO whom the Bible is the
Word of God materiazed-can disoeieve In the princ
pIe Of spiritual s TO logical enigma
food for million Of people more or less was1or 40
years materiaZed when Jesus and his disciples mate
Tased bread and sh for thousands OF men and women
70 eat, Just Honto materiaze cloth In plain
sight of 25 people; and, finally when Jesus was trans
figured and Moses and Elias were materalized so that
James John proposed build tents for them to live
In marvel ehor at the gulliby or the increduhty OF
Christians After the soul Of Jesus out OF his body
he either resDtered and terminated 1t for 40 days. or he
snateriazed a body that talked saying "a spirit hath
not hesh and bones, as ye me have" Why then
should not this law be operative among pro-
gressive O people the readers Of THE NEw-YoRK
ERmUNRi F. W. EVANS.
Mount Lebanon, n. y, Dec. 2s, 1874