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fund" Aug. 2t. Tho penicer. arc 70 10
cnnyesnd thrrs by tho spIot.ln aids. eel
steamer MuskegoD, nlnl by tho Illinois q ntraI
tthin. hotlt leaving tho city At . A. NJ Tltoy NJ 0
to have nl',niu and dnnclnG. 4 valuable lcgalia
IA to be vptcd 10 a TaBt Grand.
Tho bret Elast0 stopped nt Aorgan'H pier
1Nnrday nt H3H n. n,., anh took OF, buard pic.
mic rarlr. composed mostly Of pcfsous connect-
ed sitl, ID. H. tlxkc 4 Gus wtolerale millinery
establishment. 1llev wctn bound for Calumet.
IM thIcago large Clubs boats ra1ne *, II ,sln
phrk last Al1may evening on n shplt y1it.
Ihnv were met by tic kcHwood barge, but,
owing to tho threatening aarect Of tho eiauls
anu nhg1,t sl.uwer, the crawa t1fsIerAv,t after H
+n'rt stay ut t1,s lio'ol, The Chicago Club pro.
seIited very fine appearance In their nl,ifGrn,
ahi it Ii hoped that they will pay smother vstt
BoOl,.
hf. Elhrko'a team MAI r,1I, into on tha bosllo-
ward Tuesday eyenlls. and Tho harucaB aud
pl.."ton broken. The horso escaped ,tnl,urt.
Chasl"A ttnraon, CIeva1al,i John l0p. Chtca-
20: IT. 9. NiYons aud vile. Chicnvo H. q. Scho-
Mscser. Thha:lrlrhln; ant !. i. O!cott, Chicago,
afu registered at 4ho hotet
Mr. klmEtnfa EIAA nut begun building hts resi-
dcnca on Greenwood aycG,t1 got.
It in yet to ba declined wI.eti,cr to bnild hosc-
carl hollao Oh tho dummy grounds or not.
Air. Morgan las ono oi tho tinrst lawns In
1fytlu lRrE.
Mr. Atkinson aul family Leave for Canada this
weak.
a man was robbed between !,oro aud goutl,
Chicago Monday night by tootrahs. They tb-
tainod $40. Particulars l.ayu not bosn tucLiled
yet.
, 1875-08-19

The Paris Mon.te4r tte fArmee hays: "Rome
worh,nsn occupied At Tie Chateau u Con,lr, in
Normandy, i'aye just found sonau canuou-talla
Of grsnlte. probably thrown by tho English leu
ts,o ,Gantls ~as taken by tl,otn iu lll7. Thuso
spheres wore found, AZ might ba supposed. very
defective prolsctlIee. LII tAoy ~ors niads on the
spot OF III quarF!cs, and tue e1act Weight could
not bs cu!rsctiy Judged tie csntre Ut gravity
wxa, besides. mol always in the IuIdllo. Cuise-
queusly. neIttot lhh raugo anr tile Aim could ba
alwava calculated With precision. They were,
fur th4s fosao1, tired from ls4t elevation. lu
l428 stone cAhnon-ball. discharged from tla
OF SALISBURY. un tho oppos,te alde OF the Lo,re,
eoms VI sheso protectiss used during ualo 1ueEa-
orablo occasion arc still! preserved in the same
city tMo OF them ulsxsu1u oYvr " inches IL
, 1875-08-19
SUBURBAN.,

H"U1sSSb EtHh.
Among lilo lnhuy subnrba OF Chicago thera Is
none, relhaIs, uloro attractive naturally, aud
lnoro delightful socially, than Highland Park
This is especially lruo during tho summer
months. Wien the elegant a1l connodious
hotel in 1lsnaa!y crowded with morry-uah,.g
gnestn who resort tlero 10 escape tho dust, and
sout, mud impure atmosphere OF tho city.
Iltls season, n particular. tue society Of High
land palk has boon ploashnter md sayer by tho
lnuI Of summer visitors, who havo successfully
6tnkoa the te!o1s monutony Of rural lllu winch
c!iaI actalixcH thu najutlty0l CLieaYo's suburban
tuWHn
Saturday evening Inst thcro occurred at tho
ll,gh'nid larx 1ionso 4 haupy coubinatlun of
guests ~ the 1lotol hayo manifested glowing
Interest III tho youthful parish {Irlaity Episco-
nnl Lhurr}. and. lhcir Intorcst being OF kind
quito tnlfe1elt from Tint "h'rh expresses itself
III empty wlsleB, desired to DISPLAY itself in
substantial NAY. Accordingly, the la,,5es pro-
jectel a tnir aud salo Of lancy ar1lclos, winch
t''ok place Saturday evening. Tho receptions
toosn of the llotcl waa approximately arranged
Fur tic uct1Bi0u, tho il1rAl dlBplAy leiuk erfe-
.lally bvautliuI. 4 largo n,1n,ocr OF the hutnl-
Ello.ts aud HiElland-Iarkets wero psoaent, vino
Hpectly purchased tho n t.cles offered for sAlo
Alter tho ludIea tiaa diBporc1 or thor Htock,
those pioaens adjourned to the parior, whero
several hours wtro epent in listening to voca!
and instrumental nitric, 10 dancing, and III
pioncnauiug in tho loyuy moonlight about tho
al'aculn yclanlas aud ''ou The duck.'
Ito Affair "nB sllcceas financially and social-
ly. TApso present Ind tnoRt cnjoyaLIe thu.
Ile rrucuuds noted are to be du, uted tu Tho
purchase uf u bapssmat iont to DO placed III
Triuty Chapel Mhou 1t stlasl hare bosh co.-
ttr1,cted. The laaias OF thu hutct are Justly en-
tllIed to a full measure OF praise fur ttlolr zonl
iatial will l0aE remember Wlth Erattlute tho
summer guests Ut 1875.
, 1875-08-19

Az EAIAAEI flA'4 nIs uIAMEs
Further nllvyes from Michigan give additional
particulars OF the finding Of urlmwuoas body.
4 reporter Of tlss journal Who Was dispatched to
the place where thu body IN hurled yesterday sent
tho following telegra nj to bin paper from White
hall, A1icls.;
YOUR representative has arrived Mt t1s point In hit
eeaFch tos The sody and sr"'al ents." IT thu uor-
tanatc rrlertsr Nes'on y. Grs,nwood. AS
SISTED By ge1tlrneu nere'sscd III tu ~ will in
Whitehall. Two mile. from, ths i'are, In .caybank
by team, tisu ny Inluter1rd suitably encased ai
convey I'd by Ing 10 askeo GRAND iIAveu whrre
ssaa1,ers, or lhs CAiclgp AIch!9sn 1ako sirs N.,l
road, reaching Chi hga carly tsmurtnw nrniHE Tilr
which only Insagrs extracts Lave Ltea made, have
been secured nut will bp g'eu 10 the public from lie
original nuIe-book III tn-torrow's trtn,Ha Jou, nut il
connections tiCHs!bly G0 ulade 1uf thI ago to-day
An int'hHt ~as held on sae lof of Mr. trim wDod
bfsole Ja.t!ce Tapsy, Of Caylahks Tosnslp ahnrtly
rcucscd tn uccurAuco with TIE tn.ary that It was tlu
rr'uAnH VI tbs couluuion u Dunl4sIaun III hx laat
There t. ,,ch Iafeyeat taken In sln discovery by \.
the rt,ies and lowus along t4is sde u tAu like.
lhs1e ars alAo 1nn9rs % ssoat .,1nsera'iR ptos.
DRIFT lahvre near tbs locah,y whero dsinwoud wa
found. Il !s said that 1oa}ng bo4Y hat bteu seen
aud thai tux va. 4iterwars sent out ruleasor 10
H. Iur.irs alau aay that the balloon Aas
fouudth III fact.
Az further Identification OF tho remains II any
wore needed. il ii ntated that The youuR man y
frult-kuils And llela-gaBH were found Oh his
htidy. the Johrnai publishes the following
ll1tcs nlale BY Grmwou1 while iu tho balloon
Rnu found on Ills kody:
UT III 4 BALLOON.
F1am the earliest days Ut ehlIhn,ti, hayo always
1I lrtagAuAIeut t4At suiI!e E1ntt laleE,
L,uud to f'ss- There peopls WIN make
lit ot ptesentnsnts. bus, after al rltsrtit!nlent
H. handy tAiux to have aruuhh. Whrra would hare
:. ru t,,-lay il hadn't lad pErs-uli.ueut7 In IT,
o !ianre wiki my prssentlens, have risen, ~ It
". IL. to uiut nf order" Lku Klsat ma1y poli-
IL ians, risu by tneaHs vi Nas.
regret thu fact tlAt fht ~ arc Gnly two Ut l,s--
1Euf. Donaldson and Inyse.3-4 ~uG4a ike tn H.
lung the upper trn" FEot. donaldson seeus to
lu very pIeaaaut gentleman. although philosopher
aud aeEuu3ut.
Although i. u scarcely M hour 4luco s,r,tuulcd
inu cn!itltr. the restraints Of my Inkto1 a1e IL
tc4. e9nlinR to LIZ irksotu1 10 iuu, 4lH! upuu
iny aliEts. canAht elp Rejecting that, II w ILL
We fail Ike IuctF cut Vi tbs hcasrIs, ali l4l u,t.
arrival upon eaIlh. Falhrr uoA wattr,-fuf va
e1e oser the middle VI Lake NichiSau,-ws xuu.d bu
lte rally dsad.
lAcro Ars many reports Of floating bodies sosn
sluuk tho shuJc neaE WLera GrimwouI'A w2s
found, aud thu s1pect lti0n at finding Dunnld-
sons Eems!us u indu sd iu. 30 far there IL
nothing dsliute auout any OF the ruuofs.
Mr. GHn~coi. t4e father Ut the deceased
got here. ycstel44y. aud wll await The Arrival OF
hls son'b b1dy.
The lewarls offered for the recovery Of The
bodles of sither Donaldson or q 1imwood, 6r both,
amount " s1!u ia Al. Manager Coup, of Uxl-
, 1875-08-19


Tho ohsequleu Of tile late William Lil wore
held in st. James Episcopal Church, cornor OF
Huron and Cass strocts. yesterday afternoon
a1ltl wcte very largely attended BY all classes Of
our citizous. Abunt eixty carriages formed tho
funeral procession, which nloyed from tia late
residence OF tho deceased, corner Of Chicago
avenue and Pima street, At o'clock, and 1eaclcd
tho church fifteou minutes lstor. Tho caskot
waa beautifully decorated with aowa,s,
tlo monogram Of Mr. 1.i1l Loiag wrought
in floral characters and Ills age, CT years. re-
co1del in the Baule ephomcta al but Eacefut mau-
'ler. From tho heArno the cottiu WAS borne into
The Facred c'litce BY the following pal-bearcrs:
Hooth, Edward Marlin, Edward Meadoworaft,
Henry Cady. md Judge Il. n. Wilson, ali OF
wt.onl were intimate and lifelong friends Of tho
departed.
The lsov. Dr. @. Y. Kelley read tho funeral
serTtcca, at tho conclusion OF which tile Id Of
tho caskot was partially removed 50 a. to
reveal tho faco OF tno deal man, who
appeared to have, 30 far, escaped 4'dccays
ctlactng hngoEH," for the features were aa naktl-
raj aud ~ tree flosn siHn OF decomposition III
when tltlr owner was among tho living. The
rfH.torB. ono by QUO, passed. the coll1I. aud took
. last Iu0k ut tho murtai romans Of onoARhou1
tho peopio Ut Chicago had learned to honur
through 40 upright aud Huccosstul busiue.s ca
lcor extending over tweuty years.
Whon tho last Of the noutuyrB had pssBsd,
tho Id Ut the caHkct waA adjusted, tho BODY was
ouce moro placed iu tho t.enrae, mud tho mourn
fui coItogo Btnrte1 for Kobeh1ll where tie TO-
mains aero iuterFed In tho family vault.
, 1875-08-19
many cs:izen from rohhorv, and makn The
IRtnusE \ ncccsptty In every counting room IN
thc West. 4. French.


To ths Editor ~ The thierGo tribune:
CHICAGO, Aug. Isl observe in youf columns
Mr. Garilold's remarks In regard to tle Catholic
question and nur ircc-scl,ont systeul. Truly, Is
Ir tihrt1oa asvn, IL Is rapidly becoming Mi i'm
portaul clrmeut III nnr polalcs. Tho present po-
Htion Of The democrats ls n tloash-bow 10 the
vuvy csiso for which VIC asloufl contend. Our
country, ur.n tl'ls question, xcemn to DO In q
t1smorll'zcd a:atc. The isatea that have BEEN
wrongs tint lal'al ductrino hns do.,o arc s,,fil-
cient III thcuraives. l'apai all n'hority ii fast
ln-ing its power in tho Old World; having Lost
castr tl,ote, II Ia entlnavofing tn gain footIolu
III tim t"w nnc. Let nH twart IL, aud, like tho
irpn.t'tett B.s,uarck. light against its power re-
!ehtlcsAly. Il.
, 1875-08-19
IN nIt3AxOIeIANI,
THE LATE PRESIDENT FtNNEY.
Fr,s1,tt fk,Stxtfrh n iiAA fsh,-noo

sptc,at D.sjatch tn jht thlcaao Irfbane.
0BEnLlN, O., Aug. 15.-The iunrral services
Of Ex-presldont Charles J. Flnney. who died
oil Monday morning, occurred to-day in tho FIRST
Church, At noon. The stores wero closed and
the u1dercurrent Of grief Was manifested in tue
quier of tho stroetB mud the cessation OF all
business. Tho services wero hold In tho church
At O'Clock p. M, and tho crowded house iudi-
cnted the lehpect and loye for this venerable
father which fllled tho entiro people. Alter tho
organ voluntary and the authon,, "Como unto
mo all 20 TINT labor" Dr.. A1olgan
read appropriate aelections from tho Scriptures,
and was followed by prayer by Dr. Cowles. Tho
lev. MIR. Avery, Of Clcye1snd road the nymn,
"Qiyo No tho Wings Of Faitl.." after tho ring
ing Ut which President FaifchlId made u few re-
H,arks touching upon Aoue Of tho nlote itn-
portant Rctx AMI eysuta connected with Mr. Flu
noy' y ilfs. Lie suld:
No scene has ever occurred hero for which wortla
eeem ~ Inadequate ~ tue rcseut occax!oa Mr. F!u-
my VIA luru In WafzUn, Lschlc!1 County, Conn.,.
Aug. o. l7s2, and vt tho time of hs death nearly
III ycarn oh His oducstiou Of the BCtool
type, Until latu In fs he attended school In Suw En-
Kl.nd. wLero he otteu himself for Yats College. At
ths n'tanfe @ of u. 10 gave " hs su es
where hc bRan The study of law. The irst uIb,o ho
owned VIVA ho bought for his aw-llbrAEy sfer his
terwards tho founder u dalxr6irg College. Iii. liz
carried on s!c wurk Of au Evan nsolst, through Now
wh!ls th'I..delrhla. Nar YoTk, psosidenco.
huston, md many, ?.ues Elatcru cts,es,
urgent tolisi.atou d ...etla 10 org.nlx@ church
ln thu Chatham Street Theatre, Nsw York City, from
which ccntro s.sen Churches spsans into
IIo wrose tor ths NV York EraaatHi, : paper
alaI advosatlpg the principles Of .ha Syw 8chooI oi
sir. Fnney cstno to oberlin At tho ,.tgent re-
flf Nr krI1u 1uIrf .rht huff aha
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born charged for. they did not ruTcr.
or hAvA cauBo to complain Aad 10 thrho lnltn
ttln per dom Of The Jury. amounting To sis+.
and tho jnr,'s o1ronfe aInno IN tho rounsy mp
pcsrs to havo been II, ~? Tho eHrouHcs OF lilo
rnrtica to tho trIhi (fnrno. and Hill arn csti-
amounted tn a cos,rnleshbo sunt. Tn s1lt. who|r
tho Turner casa la. been very oxs.cns.se ono.
and lhc wnrat fcstnte at tho nffair - tho p,us-
pert f"r as"'lnF trial, and tic duplicating Of tho
bills in February.
, 1875-08-19

|
Tho Postmaster Il Ecranton, rn., warns TIM
pcprle of tic West 10 look out far 4viuttnr
| nrrnnrt,,1 =, tr.v,, for ,t,a ar,, - 7 If ~.
lt ns ~ " ~" a.. 'o' wv, a"o ",'' VI ' ~. o''
R'o" +" oo' oI h1a cry ihefn Is NJ hnch hsnf.
.-.- .....,
'e''o" known ~ =" Ffcnchy was tho man
who Ared at Frank iIalcrnu. bnt missed hln, hntl
shot prostitute uap1od Jeunje. about nhon tho
two man hal n nn.r,ot rn,,a ~ a.. s...t,.
vcrc o+,a.,sa Wv f"'"'
'''e N''''se"'
German named 1feono complained agnines
ono William non:1e,nan, boforo Justice rolIas.
v,eta,t,v tt,.t Il, h,,, hoo, ,;,t-n,,Ioa =, a.no
.-,I... a.. .,.t1 ~ y. s"o''
~ ~ G..'. ~" wv ,at.ot III - t'hs'e tface
ha h.s ui,,ca T.. ,, ,t,nS sM wien
~ ~ .iss a'.seA ottea nal"n1ea 70 osnsr partioH
for tri,t in ilo Criminal Ca,rt "pf*"'
co,to,,ox ,v.,.,.- =, A.. ,>, r
Cunss.ol nr",'e,. III ..'e iu.er"a. a. Hesohhe
tt, .t''. ~ ~, 'o VI 1,7"" , c,eMFh ~
sna.,,. y" r.. =. n,nFp' ~: ~ .s.rtu
"c,e, n, ahs fel.nlu "hh 'llAIiG AZ shn lna!ahee
~ ,,. ~. eue ~, M4ens .snsett a"n
.u.ntl"'; ito enAI"s nE"iast tNo cigars IL TINT
.ne. .,au 'tn I"""seu .'u" 'ne paee ol n1al11s-
'ee'"'o "''"o"i l'"t'''e''' u 'ao 'a@'
Tho pawnlIroher Enpnucl 1sAacs WAS ex-
nn1tnei beforo iuHtico Wn1Iaco Yesterday after.
nt,nn the ellatge III tece[si1,g s.ulun property
knowing 1t to i,Ays boo,l such. EIo IL lilo pcr4Gil
who bnnEht ri< raaes Vt bouts atolon by f'Horgo
Evans aud two otl,ors, md sllirpod to ttis ciky
thst rsa.cs Ia mn ms, a'v au,,s ~ .,,n ,'r
rrtv in his bnnks MD therornyye " rc,o;vohF +,
ejan,tc.,,ncy III, r.s hail In Int IL t'a s,,,, ~
of Al nD IN a,c,r for t,,, i, to " fr,u';,,ai ,,,'i
Conrt' -'''s@ ~ ''"'' ~ '"' "''''''''"'
=, y pair Of shears in tho hands Of barber II a
dangerous weapon, an Froven by all artist in
hair known IA Charley. nn ON loye until lately
1t No. q South Canal street. 1Io believed that
iret At"iFs"s had boon instrumental IN his
discharge and. to avcngo hliilrolf. attacked Tho
hitter with tho shearH Iast night about o'clock.
1t tho n6uvo mantlonel piaeo. Ho Jaobod tho
ugly haden Into Antr"NR' f"al and arms. nrd
inflicted three or fons had Wounds. Dr. Phii1E'n
uAa called. and dressed tlis cuts. Which aso nat
, 1875-08-19

dtamntor, and thoir netpht o1ccctla 200 pounds
Tho jn,rnhl Of the sicao ot tint plaza rrfh,c@. in
trc. that, on tho Int Of ficcnmhor. 1i2B the En-
Eltsl! tllrew hRainet tho town balls weighing
nearly 2'l0 p0nntr. nn tIie 2th of January,
1429, 1.aI,cctot dc Ille via commanded thu En-
E)lrl,, had Ina lieAt carriod oil by u Hlouo shut
from tho walls"
, 1875-08-19

USE
11zpG., GI LES
sG!:Esal s. : LDR90RM emit
lODsDE OF Ansha cMln
Now and
Great Discovery In
MedIcaI seioneo. for Tho
or oufs mss n s1gn sarpnanins e, ma hyshno n M,n
sands 10 11oaiii ind 11appipe,,
SIRE CURE
For Mosnsn1e'a,, Kh"an,at'sm. Erystno1s.,
Xehs,, hlamp,, :paraiysts Of Lii Tin,bs,' ~
SUIT or Enlarged Join.., HUI
tonS. Cnrnn. Intna IN unck,
NCo't, or Shoulders,
Quinsy, Cntarrh.
Druisoa nnd Wounds Of Every Naturo, :,
Man or Animal.
GT1 !! 8 l., ,I!NlAIEST L b.. seeOi,ea ,e nnan.laa
t1 their private practice " tho ao,t psy.
Esnsy y .s "!is u a.1t., r.,
''
WI oIr Gh.i,n4 i II ts is Mot,d!s hsss uaYl; uIs%
Y1rk ,,r;r ID many o;r. with stias, mi a,sss,s. a.
nas, rtessse n s III naa.u rcr wsH .tsd Hid
vs i's% s'i;; % s unya, f S e"is s,e os 9
xasu "At.nf relief and effected cnmp'va cusc.
linEUMArIu SUFFERERS BrArr:
Wa' discharged fr'n n, ai.s achu.et- 6lencral ,,.
:s! sa IT, t. tiI,, :,
fThEt, tflta fhuK: hat
, 1875-08-19

Important to tho Preservation OF Teeth
John aosnell's Cherry Tooth-Paste,
thc most etrcacioua dcntifrIce known. Try It. For
sale by all drnpgtels. Wholesale agents, Torrcy 4
bradley. I'll ard Its Randolph atreet.
, 1875-08-19

NUNS show. officially offered 4sno, tho Journal
o;}ico sl00 for Grlmwnoi, and Prof King, the
aoronaut, a100. Mr.. 1srckwit!, ia entitled to thu
motley, aud BhonId receive It..
, 1875-08-19


OunT1s-Nu0ENT-Ont the 17th tnst., by tho Rev
William W. Patton, Mt. John j. Qurta. Of Chfcsgo,
Miss Hattie, Becoud daughter Of William A. hsKuui
Of Glbsuu, PA.
, 1875-08-19

Stnnb's Reception.
Monday Aug. q, promises to bo lne ndair. Reed Il
Sons lase nae arrangements Monday pc1t to take all
tho plauos out os tlclr toons, which will bc given up
entirely for the Of AIR. Saab and trieu.ls. Tho
upper door wilt 10 used for tho musio and promenade,
md The lower ono for scafH and social Cht-ehat.
Itesi8 hAa charge OF the doral 'lecot nt!onB.
, 1875-08-19

70 tbs Editor of tbs Chicago Tribune:
CnIcAuo, Aug. H.-A suggestion comes nat
utAlly OF your recent exposure Ut = iew iusur.
Ance frauds. 1t is thiI, Why not make this
feature Of your paper, for the gool of present
aud thousands Of new readers? ln tho days ut
State l,suks every reputable paper had its
"bAuk-noto list u and now, Iss Of good bad
aud hoxus insurance companies seokang business
everywhere, would be still greaser buon to the
public. A bad bila would be = yexatlou to any
QUE, but soon forgotten; but bogus insurance
policy may entail 1isAster beyond remedy. IIai
Charles Mears such list 1t hand, whom seeking
security ngainst lasB on his mill just BURNED, lv
would have Bssud solnp s3oOU0 probably. 10
Of n! "ho invest iu, rotten Insurance policies.
lslch md poor are A'lkc liable 10 The imposition,
such Int. sssdly referred IL, 1t woull ,aYa
, 1875-08-19

LIEUT.. T..coMMANUER ARMehTHOuT.
ISp1ASAroL.s, Aug. 1a.-Tllc fonhsnh Of
Lieut.-Com,nallJer Arnentsout arrived hero tLlH
uo,uing. Tho funesa took place at Grown ILL
tpilut ery this RftuI uUuu.
, 1875-08-19

The Postmaster ss Ecranton, Pa, warns tim
people of tho West 10 look out for q swiui!1pr
rnrporting to travel for tho firm Of j. II. Or
goo,t Il Co. Of his city. There Is NJ stc,, lsu1.
|,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-07

srtv sesg local ministers before entering on ehort
.mnre Thorn. They everywhere sustained the minis
trv never once set it aside. or bettled tho Divine
institution before the people Hence the remarkaoie
frcrfom from jars, aud the delightful spirit OF
brotherly cooperation.
A I'm our American cities there is a class Of per-
.ons whom we may not judge as before God. but
bo certainly do not stand we'll before their fellow
man and vet who are often in the front in conven-
t;ons and prayer-ineetings. They are workers at
largo. unattached aud often unrestranedby con-
alterations which influence men who bear RESPONSE
h;litv These should not lie allowed to come into
prominence. They do much harm. They are not IN
reputation among them that are without. and the
WAY to prevent religious movements from falling
into such infecitous hands is for men recognized as
blameless and prudent Christians to be brought for
ward and employed. Nothing in Mr.. McOdy's opera
tions has made it embarrassing for such men 10
identify themselves with his work.
o. Let no man glory in ruin. This has been ti'o
motto and the strength OF our brethren May 'hey
be held to il. The truth of God; the great COM
handing vital truths, plainly spoken, in love- IN
faith. in prayer.-these have been employed by 'ho
Spirit of Life to make men earnest deVou' anu pun
in life Who that sees, without Fronting ny INC
dece;t violence. general distrIst, and crme' 'has
troubls all conditions Of men among U.s. docs NOV
racon;ze the need of this renOvatng and eieva'ihs
cower, While we use all means open to us LOT
bringing it into operation, let us not forget what Is
written-"He that glorieth let him glory IN the
Lord" Yours most truly, d. HALL
Ncn- York Aug 3. 1878.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-07
PUBLIC OPINION.

YOu might IA well expect Presbyterian to
jOn circus or Clara Louise Kellogg TO play on the
boomerang to expect any who ever had drop OF
Republican blood in his veins TO support Bourbonsm.-
(Des Aoncs State Journal (ep)
Here, as i'm New-YOrk, the internal fight
among the Democracy i. OF the short swallOw
order. The liability of the party IL endeavoring
socc its reputation by their touch for the last fifteen
philadelphia Press lRcp)
There is a division of sentiment in the
division in the ranks of OF all scts and all parties
on that question hut there il division of sentiment
among the Democrats of Ohio tho question Of support
ing the Democratic ticket On that point the Democrats
are united Clcs Gland Pam Dealer (Dem)
In spite of the unusual activity of the Repnb-
leans tke sluggish Of the Democrats the Re
pbcans have not reduced the Democratic majority in
positively increased! Tie result in Kentucky, under all
circumstances, Is great victory for the Democracy.
aud "A barometer OF the general tendency Of political
opinion Ia the Southern Courier tDem
The wholesome results of an intrepid party
policy in regard to financial questions are Illus
trated the effect Of the Public Credit act upon the
proositlon pay the Five-twcnties In greenbacks II
fewer ssions had been made to the more money
clamor that deusND also might before now have re-
ciyed its quetus. Political cOwardce Is the food that
demagogry tbriyes uPon.-lOhiO State Journal (RepJ
1t is evident that the managers of the dOmi-
nant party despair Of obtaining popular ndorsement
upon issues growing out OF its administration Of the Gov
eminent during TEN that have passed since tho
close They must cOntrive to have In reality
over again they lost. IL should be the study or
the opposition allow them pretext for parading In
the gse OF ife political bugbcars, the dry bones OF
buried controversial Galveston News Dem)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-07

CAPTURE OF sMUGGLERs AND THEIR GOODS.
There has been for several days an impression
among CusOm-house officials that effort would be
made the arrival OF the steamer City OF New-York
from Havana, to smugge another lot Of cigars, and
possibly other articles, into this port revenue cutter
sent to the Lower Bay to wait the steamers arrival
and keep careful watch OF her movements Yesterday
morning the City Of New-York was reported at lower
Quarantine and late last evening came to the Gus
tomhouse barge office that largo number Of calfskins
and several thousand had by Inspectors
Kane Hsgan, and McCOrt Several small boats
came prOwng around the vessel, when the Custom
house officers chase to them but they not cap
tud until after the persons in them had been fired upon
Two taken aboard the revenue cutter, where
they will DO held until to-day before bringing them
ashore