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oase No l2e ana submitted the Case No 200Lym0
rimes-was submitted be considered with case No S0
Samuel O. Reed agt The Unted states Cole scr CON
ststeswas submitted upon testimony and oral argument
~ connseI, Prank W. Harket complainant Case No.
So4George W. Thompson sgt The United testimony
the argued and submted r. w. Hacke"
FOR complainant
The following were submitted upon tne ,esnm9ny Pre-
well United staes No 2O9- Van brn Innysen sgt
The United states; Marie 6auche aRt- The eame No.
i66- sigmund Keifer sg The Same; No HsrMargannts
same: NO 25o-J W. Gosee agt The Samo No 28O Marion
agt The No 273 Bnshi"s Axt Ihs
same; No 7i5-James Rybaek agf. Tho Same No. 4so-
Greizner Bros sgt The No 4S6-Wrght H. fisn At
Tine same; Samuel Aaron agl Inc Same NO eA4~
Thompson and Barnes agt- The Same
Adjourned.
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OPENING OF THE FREE PUBLIC BATHS.

The TWO public baths belonging 10 the city
have tOwed into position, the foot Of Fifth
a., the East River, the other the North River
Tepthst, and they yesterday thrown open the
public These baths have been In for three years
They have been novated painted and repaired but
Increase has been made ~ their capacity. They will be
open daily except Sundays from IN. till D. m. No
person will be admitted without tickets, and II required
every one must give name and address The tickets are
distributed free but will be refused at the discretion OF
sanitary police officers according to circumstances
Women and girls required 10 furnish suitable bathing
lre.ses Towels may obtained Of the keeper by those
Who DESIRE upon deposit Of 20 cents Of which cents is
deducted for the
The Flfth-st BATH under the superntendence OF Vim.
Ling yesterday visited by about 5000 boys and
zen The baths both alike aud contain 90 dressing
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THE LATE JUDGE PECKHAM.

PRESENTATION OF HIS PORTRAIT To THE COURT OF
APPEALs-LETTER ACCOMPANYING IT FROM THE
BAR OF THE STATE.
ALBANY, June 1O.-UpOn the opening of the
Court Of Appeals this morning, MI Grenvile Treman.
addressing the Court presented the portrait Of the late
Judge Rufus W. Peckhan. which had previously been
placed in position at the east end of the courtroom.
Mr Trcman then read the following formal letter OF
presentations:
ALBANY, June 10, 1875
The Hon. SANFORD T. CHURCH. ChietJ,,siicc ~ the court
Of ApptQsSr: In behalf OF the Bar Of the state Of
New York, the Committee having the matter in char
take great pleasure presenting through to the
Court Of Appeals, the portrait that hangs in the
courtroom OF youf late associate, the Hon. Rufus W.
Pcckham. The Committee appointed AT the meeting
Of the Bar Of the State particularly to prepare
memorial volume in honor Of the deceased. IL was
that further tribute OF respect fer the
man and the high and honorable position lie occu-
pied at the time OF his death. and in honor also
Of his long and marked upon The bench OF the Sill
preme Court and at the Bar, his portrait should be pro
cured presented 10 Tins court for the present and
subsequently I've transferred to the of the court
in the Capitol. The suggestion was adopted. We
contemplate with pardonablc pride the accom-
plishmont Of both these objects With the hope that the
manner the duty been performed Will be
cepahle to the Court and 10 professional bretren
remain very respectfully yours.
WILLIAM W. CAMPBELL,
PAUL L. COOPER,
SIEPlIIN q. SHEPARD, Committee.
AMAsA j. PARKER, ir.,
GEENvlIIE TRINAIS
For the Committee:
GRENyILLE FIREMAN.. Secretary.
In reply the ChieJustce, behalf Of the Court,
pressed his qualification at the III which the
committee had executed their duty, and accepted with
pleasure the magnificent portrait Of their ancnted
cIate which he said would be ornament and honor
TO the court room s he had long an ornament and
honor to bis profession The letter of presentation
ordered TO be inscribed upon the minutes Of the court
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EXTENSION OF THE WATER SUPPLY.
WORK PROPOSED BY THE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC
WORKS DURING THE SUMMER.


Commissioner Porter sent communication
and resolution to Mayor Wckham yesterday in regard TO
the work TO be done during the present Summer by the
Department OF Public Works. The resolution sent TO
the Board of Aldermen yesterday, but action was
taken upon il account Of the contempt proceedings
The resolution TO the effect that the Commissioner Of
Public Works should be authorized to lay snch pipes etc.,
might be to extend the distribution Of CoOn
water through the City OF NewYork, including the two
wards and to furnish sufficient supply thereof to
the institutions on Backwes Island Wards Island and
Randas Island and in mains necessary To deliver
the water at higher levels and III greater quantities.
In his communication the Commissioner states that the
work designed this season, i'll addition 10 what may be
directed by the Common Council comprises the Ia ing
Fifthaye, between Tenth and Fiftyscyentsts., OF
20inch pipe with the necessary connections; between
SixtysiXth ST. and Frst-avc and Eighctst and Fifth
ave, the 4S-inch pipe taken from fonrt-ave improve
ment Harlem River to RaDdalls Island, 6-nch
wrought iron pipe, and 6inch cast iron pipe the
island to supply the different institutions in The several
streets and Manhattan Island, such pipe
may be found ncccssary in the Twentyhird and
Twenty fourth Wards about $1,000 feet OF 12nch and
10000 feet OF 6nch pipe, with connections, &c.; and In
Willin-st, between Chambers and Waists, 20nch
pipe and large hydrants, DC The estimated cost allow
ing 81 900 for extra stopcocks hydrants, and conn-
gcHcics, will be 100000.
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A NEFARIOUs BUSINESS BROKEN UP.

Capt. Van Dusen, Sergeant Murray, and
Detectives Henderson and slcvin Of the Fifteenth Pre-
cinct Police, on a warrant issued by Justice klbreth
arrested Zcpher NJ Cale Frenchman, Of No. 161 West
Twenty-sevcnhs, last night, on charge OF exposing
obscene pictures for sale Cale kept stand near No.
Coz broadway. The officers also arrested Peter F. WE'LL
and John Cassebaum OF No. 6s5 Broadway OH similar
charge Matthias Zciger, who is charged with manu-
featuring the pictures. arrested at No 3l2 East
Forty seyentlst. Cac accused Zegler OF supplying all
the small dealers. The warrants were procured by
Anthony j. COmstOck. large amount OF the cards
seized and cOnfscatcd. The officers also captured a
quantity OF plates, dies, and other property used In
malufactu Iiug these pictures
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party vote the Republicans voting In the Affirmative, and
the Democrats In the negative
NEW-lERSEY.

NEW-JERSEY.
observation-disclosures Michael Donnelly, q
gardener, so years old, died suddenly on wednesday
night from what thought to be poison He was 70 De
married on Sunday As the City Council has refused 10
ave 81 900 for the Fourth Of July celebration citzens
meeting 10 called for this evening to raise the money.
Andrew Boyle H. who had been beaten ana sem
Reform school, aud thus getting home ON Wedn ne,
day evening the Convention Of Good Tempars OF tls
gates all portions Of the State were present They
resolved unite in the future with other "a nee
Elizabeth Avenue Methodist Church and was largely az,
tended. The next annual Convention VIII De neio IN
Jersey City.
HoBoKES-Patrick Dowlan, o laborer. who had come
from NewYork in search Of employment was run over or
the Erie Railway, and Instantly killed, on Wednesday
night. Dovlan was q years OF age ana es h,d ~,
~ james North, age 10 years run over by coal
train OF the Delaware. Iackawanna ana western nali
way on Wednesday night, and sustained serious injury
PArERsoN.-A commission appointed by the Governor
to adjust unpaid assessments met az Tue wy Hs
terda The members are exGoy Rnsem OF Of Hudson
petitions from prOpeyOwners claiming to be urJu't'y
assessed.
NORTH BERGEN sneak thief called at the residence
OF Mrs o. stenhemer and asked for food; yescrWT s
stemheimcr was absent from the room for moment he
away with godheaded cane, coat, ana preas'-
pin.
state Prison was assaulted by his bedfell0w, Joseph
Jarvis on Tuesday night and seriously stabbed Inc
assault was made with short-baded shoe knife stolen
from the shop
WEST HoBoKEN- Town-Attorney Vredenbnrgh mas
given notice to the Common Council una. .ne Sn,,
against the Hoboken Land and Improvement Company
for decided against the township
NEw-BRU SswIcK.-The Board Of Freeholders neid q
special meeting Wednesday and declared ine hioa!
ST bridge over the Raran River free, paying the pro-
prietOrs S5S 900 for the same
STATEN ISLAND.
Ew-BRIGHTON.-The annual election lot
Trustees has resulted follows H. T. Arnold, to repre-
sen the Second Ward: j. W. SmOntOn Of the Associated
Press for the Fourth ward; A. VrOom for the sixth
Ward.
STAPIErOy-Te Boa rd Of Trustees OF Edge WAFER
elected under the las amendments of the village Chare,
were sworn in yesterday at the Village Hall
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DEATH OF GEN. DIFF GREEN.

Gen. Duff Green died yesterday at his late
home in Dalton, Georgia. Mr.. Green formerly
took prominent part in national poll
ties, and devoted adherent OF Gen.
Jackson. He wrote many articles the
industrial interests of the South and suggested
several schemes for promoting the advancement
OF that section 1t he who procured the charter
from the Pennsylvania Legislature which was subse-
qucnty acquired by the founders Of the notorious Credit
MOhilieI.
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rooms each Of which IL used by four ak persons 40
that about $50 enter the bath at The bathere
allowed TO remain In the water 20 minutes The natn
is cleaned every 80 minutes and another impatient
squad pours In. Policemen and fremen are allowed the
during the days allotted 70 females-Mondays, Wednes
DAYS and SATURDAYS.
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HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

UfYA Arenme HoteI-Senator Oliver p. Morton OF
Indiana and John King IT, Vice President Of the s"t
President and cassatt Vice President OF me
Ccgcdon Hok-Anono MantllA Spanish Minister at
ngton Metropolitan Judge Sanford ChuIcn
M the Cont Of Appeals WindsoY Hos-State Senator
George F. Very Of Na,sashnses the Hon seSswi 81
Efciolds HoteI-en A. West OF Mississippi and exCon
eressman L. g. Trmble Of Kentucky Hesnoredna heNt-
ri OC opor Secretary British Legation at Washing
ton 80 Ereren House-Prof. C. NJ. Mead OF Andover Mass
0lisep House-Commodore A. X. Hughes, U. b. Navy
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REMOVAL OF HARBoR DISTRACTIONS

Yesterday, upon invitation of Gen. Newton,
party Of Hiends accompanied him on visit Of inspec-
ton Of the harbor improvements. The party left the
Government doch In the morning, At Thirty thirdt
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COMPLETION OF THE DIRECT CABLE
BOsToN, June 1O.-A special dispatch from
Rye Beach, y. H., tonight, the completion OF
laying the shore connection OF the Direct Cable
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CHURCH AND STATE IN PRUSSIA.

PRINCE BISHOP OF BRESLAU SENTENCED 10 FINE
AND IMPRISONMENT.
BERLIN Thursday, June 10, 1875.
A tribunal at POsen has sentenced the Prince
Bishop DR. Forester of Bresau, to fine OF 1000 marks
1873 days Imprisonment for Illegally communicating
priest
SANTANDER, June 1O-A box containing a
number OF Protestant books consigned to American
resident Of this place has been embargoed
house. The act has been brought tine attention OF Mr.
Gushing. the United States Minister at Madrid.
For other Foreign Ne,cs see SerenM Page.1
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. Government steam yacht, and proceeded TO Coenues
Reef Hero Assistant Engineer J. II. striedeuser 10 ~
work removing portion Of the reef which obstucts the
channel The Engineer had Just finished the drilling OF
ten holes, and wss making preparations for blast
Ntroglyccrine poured into tin tubes from I'VE to ten
feet in length, into which had been inserted
connected by O rubber-covered wire with battery
on a scow which was anchored near the reef After the
tubes were filled and plugged they lowered into the
water and received by diver, who placed them In tho
holes After everything had been prepared the scow
was haueJ on 10 distance OF 200 feet and the charges
were exploded simultaneously throwing the water to
the hight Of nearly $50 feet The charge exploded was
43O hounds visitors then taken to He'll Gate
where they made an inspection Of the work ct that
lie Of the pillars supporting the bed Of the river.
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THE POPE ON CATHOLICISM IN AMERICA.

THE POPE ON CATHOLICISM IN ALERiCA.
AILUsIoN TO THE EXCELLENT RECEPTION OF THE
APPOINTMENT OF CARDINAL M'CL0sKEY-ExHoR-
TATION TO STUDENTS
LONDON, Thursday, June 10, 1878
The Pope in reply to an address presented
to him on the Of June from students OF colleges in
America, thanking him for the elevation Of Archbishop
McCoskey to the Cardinaate, alluded to the excellent
reception given TO the appointment in America
and added: at seems that the harvest in America Is
ripe and abOrers alone wanting. You preparing
yourselves for that wors Preach especially by example
in order 10 convert that great nation"
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20 ST S OR p T.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
THE BRITISH PARLIAMENT.

TIE BRITISH PARLIAMENT
STATEMENT IN THE HOUSE OF LORDS IN REGARD
TO AN EPIDEMIC IN THE FIJI IsIANDs-BiLLs
LAID BEFORE THE HOUSE OF COY IONS TO
AMEND TIE LABOR LAWS.
LONDON Thursday, June TO- 1873.
In the House of Lords tonight the Earl OF
Carnaryon Secretary OF state for the Colonial Depart
ment announced that the Government had received
dispatches confirming the report OF HlShtful NOR
tality among the natives OF tho Fiji Islands from
epidemic measles. lie also said that the authorities
Of the islands had been instructed by telegraph
TO spare neither expense nor exertons 10 stop
the progress of the disease. They have also
been instructed to take precautions for the
preservation OF the peace, disturbances being appre
hcndcd consequence Of belief OF the natives that the
pestilenco has been purposely imported into the
islands.
In tho House Of Commons, this evening" Mr.
Cross Secretary OF State for the Home Depart
ment, introduced bills amending the labor
laws They provide that breaches OF contract
calculated to cause public injury by work people
employed in a public capacity az In the supply
Of gas and water, shall be dealt with criminaily;
all other cases shall be regarded purely as
matters Of civil contract, to be settled by the
county courts. The law against picketng
Is " continue in force; defendants, however,
are TO have the option OF trial by justices or
Jury. In regard to strikes, no agreement
to any non-crnina act in relation to disputes be-
tween and workmcn shall be punishable as u
consnracy The bills were read a first time.
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lAnnomcementaI
DANpRUFF-BURNRrT's COCAINE removes.
DIR. LYON's TOOTH TABLETS.
Highly Endorsed by the dental profession.

Alaska Cashmere and Straw Hats OF the ruiz
inc syle are the special fascinating attractions Of kEoxp
stores 2l2 Broadway and In the ffth Avenue HoeA
Gentlemen Of taste always paronze the popular KNOX
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AGNEW, THOMAS r., formerly of 280
N Greenwich ST.. has bought out the original GHEAT
AMERICAN AND CHINA TEA COMPANY, NO .? Veseys
ST. The oldest House In America MT A4NEW has been
one of the most YORK. aud the pnoo
can depend being literally dealt with by purchasing
Teas C0dees and Groceries from THOMAS H. AGNEW, 81
Nesey-st.
=" Deafness, Ringing in the Ears; Causes and
~ Ireatment" Dr. Wiiamson's article reprinted iron
Journal of Med science Address % H. 2othst
~ + NASH. 7S1 Broadway, New York, OPP
poste A. T. Stewards maDnfacturer OF SOLID GOLD
JEWERY every description The stock very choice and
at gong
and gold Of the best makers and CHAINS
OF the latest styles at very low rates
ICE KING REFRIGERATORS at NEWMAN
l a CAPRONS Builders Hardware and Housefnrnshing
Warerooms, ,l72 Broadway, N. Y.
METALLIC ADVERTISING SHOW CARDS,
ali sizes STYLE and color J. 7. COMMOSS, Manufao-
tuTer, 20 Murrayst
CTRICTURE, Impotence, and Diseases OF the
- Generaiive organs radically and speedily cured HENh
A. DANIELS, M. d. l44 Lexingtopave once hours 70 D.
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luz RECrIAR ARMY.

The REGULAR ARMY,
during the late war; used enormous anannss o. Oh Dali ~
cihc for Skin Diseases Piles and Wounds OF every kind
will always prevent modification. u
, 1875-06-23

also received shrss Anonymous letters threasan-
iog mo in various Ways II do not ksop shil.
OHs Of these. think, have traced to The WIT.
CT, and proposo 10 taks soma legal ateps IN
the matter. i have compared tho writing in
tho anonYmoua letter with sho one I received
soma time ago, and am aattsGed Il IL
tho a1mo party that rrota It,. Hs is
connected. too. With Nit. beecher'a laryers. I
intend to 6Hht tho matter through, and II an
not lot hlone ahail appeal to tho law. l think,
tco, knov who wroto the otheru. It IL no
roason. hecAuso happened to sse what trans
TIred aud 10 toll the storT. that should be per-
sceuted. aud do not intend To tanely submit to
it either"
The Anonymous lstters referred to By Nr.
1oadet ara tbs following:
LEr1KK no. 1-roarMAaK, NKw YORK.
Deware-beware bow Jou tAlk or Jour character
may h the subject Of diacusaon In hs public pt,nta
NAA PATE.
No. 9-roaTMAnK, DRooKLTN.
DawaFe-be~Arn. You viii lose your trads, and
.sIl drive you out Of Brooklyn II you don't weep IL
ent BiL1NT.
NO. @posTMAHK. aRooxLYN.
b CAREFUL how you open yonr mouth, Sons opa
nos1 meet you ou your road homo aud knock you on
ths head. mo algnatuts.}
, 1875-06-23
GREAT BRITAIN,


LoxpoN, Juno 22.-At tho last morneut, Moody
and sAnkey have boon notified that they will not
be permitted to hold services at Etou College.
Accordingly they hare given up their appoint
a,ent these, aud will 20 to Windsor and preach
III The Town-HAll this afternoon.
Tho revival meeting. - originally proposed,
was not held Ut Eton, because the local Authori-
ties would not furnisL police force, which Was
considered necessary to maintain order. In ad-
dition to this, tho opposers Of the moveme nj
persuaded tho hltyor of Windsor to withdraw
permission for the uso OF tho Towa.IIalI By
Mtassa. Moody aud Barkey, but = meeting
was finally hold to-day In ! private garden, a.
which 400 students 1t Etou, Ave masters, aud 800
cit,zenA wore present. Tbs Earl of Cavan. Lord
Wriosheaby. aud Earl Russell accompanied
Moody and Baukey to Eton. During the services
Moody announced thai ha had Eeceived + tele-
gram stating that tbs Governor Of Eton had
sustained tho head master, and removed al Oh
staale& to tue proposed mesting, but he {Moody)
bad 10 intention Of holding further services in
tho neghboshood.
LONDON, Juns 22.-Emssy Dyson's MILL II
Preston Lancaster. burned laat night. 0ns
huudred banda Ate thrown out Of employment.
Loss, 800, 900.
MORE xAJLuREs.
Lospox, June 23-5a.u.-The morning papers
announce fAltuses Of !. Il. nuudalf i lions, No.
20 King William straat, London with liabilities
oatinalai At e90o, 0t6; and William Marshall,
Of Manchester. tsbillties placed II $500, 900.
, 1875-06-23

INV ThiAL- ok FAILURE or 1usTlck-fkcu-
MART AssIs7AxcE FOR T1LToN.
10 tht Ed,hr " TIE Chteaoo Tribune:
CHICAGO, June 22.-Without Infringing on tho
province Of Judge or jury, or ptejudging On the
mcrlta Of tho Beecher case, 1t can scarcc!y be
doubted that no final satisfactory verdict Gao bc
obtained from the present jury; md that thoro
snuas other be now trial or failure Of iuntico.
Another trial IL to be deplored ~ = serious pub
lIo evil; but tho altsfnltaTo ia worss. Con-
siderable evidsnce, never befoEo auspefted.
and highly pertinent to tue i4sue, exiata, accord
Ing to lasest Developments. Some Of Il. sp-
paren.ly would supply direct proof. Moreover,
tue quondAm do1nestcs In Tston's household
could toll 1 great doal on ono side OF Tbs other,
II they could be found. Legally, thore rnsy
have boen ample croumAtan.ial evidence to con-
the fact, orol facts that would naturally Iead to
such consummhtton would be highly desuablo
for uAny yreaaons,-that is. II Beeohar il guilty.
Assuming that now trial will hAve to be per-
1ntttod- tae quesuon ocours 1lha 1ilton sur
ticione noans 1t his command to undertake tho
heavy oxpense Of doing proper 1uet!eo to his
cAse, particularly In bunting up evtdeuco2 4
ves1 considerable sum viii be required. Deochor
eau command any amouut ho may need, and tho
potency Of wealth has been Observable on his
Hido Of tho ohse throughout Dus Tllton stands
In totally different posluon. and, 1t aeoms to
mo- may at once give up tho case, unless aa-
sisted Thts 10 no mere private action of
hIa own. It belongs to tho country generally.
Il Z Of public Importance, sud there ought to be
public u,achluatJ and fnsAnn Atd ouk Hhsro
tho truth lies. Dut. As there Ia no provision for
Government or Htate assistance In such matters,
tho public 1t largo ought. for tho bako Of fair
play and Tie mag gnitude Of ths issues Involved.
to see to It that Aal requisise means shall 10
forthcoming for tho proper olucidattoa Of tho
truth. Truth teiA cut" IL the obstacles that \
powerful wealthy Plymouth Church hare set
m arc torn down. for ons would consider it
my duty to subsc1,bs for such purpose. Yours
respectfully, 1T. q.
, 1875-06-23

Total productive property, .
uuprNlIct,rt propertJ-Lots
And LINDA In EVanHtou. ......
Iand unAolt In u. Lunt'a dotL:l-
tton. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
ltanda u1lsold III Robinson farm,
Lands uufnld III H3xcpusln. :.
Homana College la.nds. .........
, 1875-06-23
FOREtCN.

TIE PHILADELPHIA CENTENNIAL
PAn1s. juno 22.-Le Pu1ltque Fruncu.se nows-
paper ANNOUNCES that it vii! contribute 1860
fsancs to fund for the purpose OF sonding dali
egatea to the Philadelphia Centennial E1poal-
tipu.
THE PunrIo TOWERS DHL.
Tha Assembly decided 1t to-day'a sitting to
pals tho Public Towers hl'lto it, deeuud reading.
PARIS Juno 22.-1n tho National Assembly to-
day. II. Buffet, Minister Of the interior, e1-
pressed his sstoniBhment 1t the attack upon tho
Government yesterday By NM. B!auc and
Mopt1ku, in tho debate on tie Public Powers bill.
put forth It's programme, upon coming into
Office, and that no dlaagProvh thereo,
il opponsnts to bring forwsnd :
chose to challenge TIC ao7ernnont upon ques-
tion Of organic laws. M. Buffet addod that he
would preserve the programme inr!olAte while,
he continued In Office. He acknowledged that
Ito sqpplemsnter, Constitutional bills we're son-
not intrust tho President of tho Ropubic
With tho Fola Of ~ American President, which
would Icndsr nscossasy tho alteration Of Ill
powels the Prosidsut 70 l1 tho numosr Of tho
military contingent. There VIA no analogy be-
twson France and tho Uuited States.
Ho co9eladed ~ fellows; IN organic,
Ing ,t, 41o for nins T:ns' noe, xs d ID
view. We asked for tho conditions necessary
10 place the executive In harmony With French
customs aud traditions. Evoa II you could
prnvo that tho Public PowasA bill wAB iucompa;.
rou!d sacrifice tho abstract principle aud prefer
Government more IN hasmonJ With its o"u
character"
Tho hight cheerea tho speech throughout. :.
.fAkT n ~A.A
, 1875-06-23


Nxw YOak. June 22,-CAble dispAtctes report
that tho British Government has declared waF
against Duftnah. The report causes consider
able excitement, especially in ws!-iuforusd bus
tness circles, whore largo intorssta would 10 ma
tedAtly affected by IN Anglo burmese war. Tbs
aame dispatch Baya: ''Tho Chinese govelp-
meut Ia concentrating tsoopa 1t hiAnwy yne, in
consequence Of Tho Anglo Burmese quarrel. 4
fotmidAble Chinese army IL available for service
movement bas greatly depressed oommsres
hare,