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New-York tribune., 1875-10-12
POLITICAL Reform IN PHILADELPHIA.

THE UNION LEAGUE CLUB AND GEN. BINGHAM-RH-
FUsAL OF A COMMITTEE TO FAVOR Ills NONINA-
TON
[FRoM THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF TIE TEIBrSE.l
PHLADELPHIA, Oct. 1O.-The attack OF the
Committee Of siXy-twO of the Union League Club on
Gen Harry Bingham, Republican Ring candidate for
Clerk Of Quarter Sessions, makes highly entertaining
feature in local politics. The League is composed ex-
clusively of Republicans. Most OF its members are
wealthy gentlemen OF the highest rcspccahity bat of
late years number Of professional polite Clans ana men
grown Suddenly rich profitable city contracts have
got in and formed element highly offensive to the
old orc that organized the Club and IT the r"pnta
ton II enjoyed during the The League has always
assumed it to he it, mission to watch over the conduct OF
the Republican party in the city ana see that bad men
are not nominated for Office. 1t was seriously
remiss tune in the performance OF This duty but OF
late has gone IN work with some calncShsS To deStfof
tne "rlns mat mas 8ot Iu su',I2. o c iiS ~ ti 'i
Zltion. II has standing Committee on NOMINATIONS
tna was originally conuuscd OF ffty members but has
grown by additions 10 siAptEo: ia q poneu IA na'tig
ias Spring officers OF the Clnh tue ot clement tFl
uuphed ovcrahc new-the ghtonei politicians over
the low-tourd ones by heavy majority, the issue being
"A plain between the Iing' and "antEIing men.
c"mmtce.' and about Neck ago it determined TO
refuse the endorsement OF the League to fon cadl-
dates on The Republican ticket Chief 0t these, aud the
onlv one worth mentioning, the other three being
petty ward poitiei9ns, Was ecu Harry blnShanl,
b,n the recognized official head Of the ring" Gen
Bingham hhcr from Blair County atcr ile war
and although be has been only ten years in the city h
s b.I nine wears in office First a clerk in the Post
C,hicn he pcrs;ladpd President johnson tO make him
Postmaster, and atterwaih got Cen Grant To E''p lhi
iu Office until LIE resigned II Tor the nuch more erNe
pOstuu uf Clerk Uf the Quarter Sessions lie Is now
styna 10 be reflected. Unul lately olr bingham was
"A prominent member OF the "MysieIlouS fIGTll Gun,
an orgniltion composed of city off ias and city plum
dciers than f0r two or three years has controlled me
cC1ncs and nominating conventions, ana divided the
oices and the profits contracts amonE lis me nhcrs.
HE l n the club lately, hoping thus 10 moy tho rising
wrath of the League. which hat already nearly demn
islcd that corrupt institution by lis atacN When nc
was no longer Pilgrim" Gen Bingham went before
the League Committee and pleaded his own cause, bnl
thc verdict was nearly two to against lndusing
lum He haa now appealed from the Committee to ilil
meeting uf the League. When This Is hcd there VIII he
a renewal Of the Fight OF last Spring, and much more
Iesurratc effort than then made To prevent The
League from continuing the work Of reforming the Re
I publican party in Philadelphia.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-12
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS.
TUESDAY, oCr u

TUESDAY, oCr IL.
For Europe Queenstown and Liverpool by the steamship
I.s IssS at m E a ' Steamship at IL rs s at a S6 rtf S9 No
For rG Ha2ana steamship cogmops mails close at
ship sails at p ~, from Pier No - Norih River p,.
ps5 bG5 SIS S ths RGinS itea. TS i1 ns close a. % sCsm
ship sails at p M WFpN fFaT s EsbSS SS o. o., Eai! T. RIVER
For Europe Queenstown and yerpoo by the steamship
closed at , p steamship sails at p M, from C'nlart
For HaT by the steamship stream close at
p m. steamship sails at p m from Pier No To- E'sI
for ayt Colombia Panama, ANA Aspnwa BY the steam
g & 49sr fsr &o 51s 5 SSS SSii a 5 H. steamship SAILS al p %
For Europe via Pymouth Cterbonrg ana HamDurc by the
teamship Iiamn3nia mails close at i'o q 3D. supple
ms'sa me- ron, FieT le at foot S1'c OF rhrist oOokrn
For NetheIlaDd- direct, 10y the steamship " A Schocn
mails close steamship sails NJ from PAY oni
FoE Havana Cuba by the steamship city Of York
Msiis close At p M a. AsappemenlaIy& & ali e Is Closed %
at 240 p M steamship sails at p H. rom Fiei Ne" o
Mss for Nassau v p by the steamship city Of Dallas
10 steamship sails at II H.. fron Pier No 10
i'A'' FRIDAY, OCT To-
For Aspmwsll Panama, the Central American aud south
m a SUPPLEMENTARY Mail is closes, at ii a m steamship
salts at II m, from Per 30 AZ North River A., iii, -,
p. ". steamship sails at p n from Pier NO 81 North
'N'''' SATURDAY ocr 10.
For England Wales and Ireland wa 9qeen1town and Ly
No supplementary Mail steamship sails at "a n from Pier
For France direct via Iayre by the steamship France
close a. No Supplementary Mail. Steanship
sails at 6.3O a. m from Pier No 90. North River
scotland only, Glasgow by tn. steamship California
close a. 80 supplementary Mail Is closed Al
Steamship sails az D. M from Pier No 20 North
| RIVER .
FOR Europe Southampton and Bremen by the steamship
Donan mails close al 1880 a. m A supplementary NAL IL
close 80 steamship sails at y n from Pier foot
| OF Thpi.st.. HOboken.
Mails for Key Wes, by steamship city Of Houston close AT
steamship sails AT from Pier No 20, Fast RIVER
| SUNDAY. OCT. II.
Mails for Japan. Shanghai Hong Kong, and dependent
ChiDrae ports the ndes. Will Do the
ship Toxic sail from san Francisco Nov Mails
for this steamship should be posted m tho Newfork Post
/ ONCE before IL a Sunday, Oct "a.
An Mails close II O'Clock The Postoaico 10 open
| from a N. 10 IL a.
Mails for Newfoundland close At tho New York PostOhce
| l.30p
afor Halifax NJ r., 10 closed at the New York Post
| once every day at 9 p
New-York tribune., 1875-10-12
THE CUBAN CONFLICE.

THE RECENT MOVEMENTS OF THE UEUGUAY-DE-
CLINE IN THE PREMIUM on GOLD-MIIITARY
oPFR lions.
ITRoH ~ OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT OF TIE TRIBUHEl
HAVANA, Oct. 2.--An official telegram re
ceiycd here on Thursday last announced that on the 2Gth
nit the Spanish corvette T0rnadO-the same vessel
which captured the Virgnius-sighted and chased the
steamer Uruguay as the Octdyia IL now known, INTO
Port Royal Jamaica, and that the cargo which 1t had
,ndcayorcd to land AZ Tarquno Peak had been emDr-
COED Reports. however, differ, some stating that the
Trp,o had already landed it, cargo when pursued by
the Tornado, aud Others, aS1L tat u'c Uruguay hii
orcadv made two successful landings, ana was on lis
,yay IN Tarnuno Peak-ncar Cabo Cruz, on the sontli
sic M Cuba-with third IL il he true that the
Jn1Iav has been cmbargOed IN Port Royal, ana SPAN
lad claim 10 her cargo the ground OF it, character ana
drsuatiou being well known sac VIII not ma Eh%lah
co easily TO deal with iayt In the case OF the Laura
Pride. - ,,..., 1 t,,,r
Tho recent decree of the GOveruorenera ana favOr-
al ,p,rts from Spain have had tendency 20 lo"ei he
rruiurn on gold winch has dropped from 10 GO -
A. ac,ordu, 10 strict orders, caTlhNOlhs arc Io 10
tbrou M 10 protect the estates in the Vlas te psh
s 0nd rather hard To take the negroes from the ne
rhcr, they are much needed and sci thcl 10 Wufk
sad. and uck The last official report states tldJ
On tho farm Ia MacaSua 30 militia men ron MathZaS'
u,der command Of Major Juan Campan, had an en-,
counter with party oi 40 insurgents ana dispcIs sea
tIt, nrsng them for distance INTO the country
tuinp tbrcc OF them. The Spanish loss was coIpoIhi
kilcd This skrnish took place on the 2oth hit'
New-York tribune., 1875-10-12

toned the Senate the subject, and Senator Dorsey
carpetbagyer and defender of the Ring reported b
fayoraby, which Senator Thurman explained to death
As Congress adjourned In 1874 raid wac mace
upon the newly installed officers OF the District IN favor
OF extending old contracts payment TO be made III inc
repudlation bonds" The Investigating Committee had
inserted their estimate OF the volume Of the 361 bombs
the of ~ $4,000 for finishing the old Boards con
tracts this being the gwen by Gov Shepherd I'D
schedule specifying the items under this head whoever
decpher the meaning Of District OF Columbia ouca
figures coud read in the December report Of the Dis
trict Commissioners that the above sum had Deen III
creased to admitted OF S3193O92 -, ana the
Board OF Audit brought III report statlns tt 1iVyv
900 in the 365 bonds wonld he required 70 iiaInc& & .s
debt The amount is now hXed at SlZoVofUoc, 80 4i'
the cost completing the Board of Public WCrs con
instead 81 being 81 3250oo as estimated ny GOV
Shepherd - l93,0s2 est imaied yeaf ago Dl the
Commissioners Of the District VIII not be less ibah
$j,O00,000 The only explanation OF TINS alarimnf in
crease is The wholesale and 1t seems TO me- unth.ln
OF Board contracts within the past Few nion'hs
That tho Dis,ictauthorles DID not contemplate durlng
the last session OF Congress that the isse OF 800 o"nu
should exceed S100000O0, is shown by letter OF te
Commissioners of the District TO Delegate Chapman IN
relation to the support of the District Government ior
the year 1916 dated Jan 1s 1875, and referred 20
the committee Appropriations, IN which they SLY say
1he interest the 800 bonds u S3O1,oco tnercDe
implying II debt not exceeding the amount named AGAIN
the 10th of February, 1879 when me honse wa con
OF the District bin, said "Te Commissioners give us
the following estimates tlm0ns which occns lui"I h
expect tO be issued, 800 900"
ON the evening OF Feb 23 1873, special night session
was held for the consideration of District business Oh
this occasion those estimates were again read with
letter from the District Commissioners Al the same
time Delegate Chpman made an elaborate speech, ~
which H. said of the 1863 bonds: Total luultd tW,
floating debt iucluding prospestve of the District OF
Columbia so 6Of.j26 j6 The actual legal dcDi OF th,
District ends here Any other statement ~ IL II oiceu
ant ullwarantcd;o When Mr. Randall on several oeca,
sious mp his corrected estimates ne was abuSed
ty the spokesman OF the Ring
In the Spring the bonds placed on tine LIST IN the
NewYor stock Board among state bonds and advanced
rpIly in price selling tme rs gb as - About
. month ago Am opinion given by the Assistant
NewIorS That these bonds were
NOT such a. il as c4al for trust funds TO be inVe ted IN,
and this opinion and the uncertainty in regard 20 tie
limit oi tho have caIscd them tp become dinS III
the market and 70 sell at very low prices.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-12
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
THE NOE MURDER.


STATEMENTS OF FEMALE COMPANION or JOHN
DOIAN-IapoRTANT CIRCUMsTANTIAL EVIDENCE
OTHER TESTIMONY INCRIMINATING DoLAS Ex-
PECIED.
The prisoners taken to Police Headquarters
by detective officers Dorsey and Keoley Sunday night
a man aud two women, who were supposed to be
important witnesses against John Doan who had been
arrested on suspicion having been the murderer of
James H. Noe, the brush manufacturer nc No 275 Green
wioh-st The male prisoner gave the na'ne oi George
Van Horn, and the women those OF Maggie Casey and
Mary Reed. Van Horn appeared to know very little
than what he had heard from Others and Maggie
Casey only knew that D0an had said to her that therc
girl down town who knew enough against him 10
send him to prison for long term"
Mary Reed The most valuable OF The three VIII
nesscs. she said that Dolan living with her in Au
gust and left her at No 43 BOwery about Il. m on
Sunday morning, the date of which she did not remem
ber except that IT was the week that dur
ing which Mr. Noe was murdered. Dolan returned at
a. m, wearing the suit of clothes which he lad
when he left He took from his pocket black leather
waot-onc which she had never before seen him have
gave her - from it, He had hs coat huttoned up to
the chin and kept it although the morning was warm
He aftcrward of his and hung it in closet
On his fresh scratch, but he said that he ld
made accidentally with bis nail. DOlan said that ne
was going to his mothers to get change OF clothing
He did not return until noon, and then accused
Della, who occupied the room with Mary Reed
of stealing - out OF his vest pocket. He was then
dressed in a blue flannel coat aud trousers, wh white
vest. Tnc black pOckcbook, which appeared 10 mary
Reed 60 conf about - $50 in bills, was hidden 'g
Doan in tne closet and when hc went uut IN tlc aef
noon he the wallet with him He renamed away
her during the latter portion 81 thc day anu even
ing up to midnight. The next morning he went out
again ON the sunday mentioned Mary Reed said that
raincd very hard during the day lhs was lIuo Oh tne
dav ON which Mr.. Noe received bis fatal injuries.
The three prisoners were sent 10 the DSlIc'-A'otS
office yesterday afternoon TO be u.'d az "itife VI sle
wi OF
witnesses will be secmci, aEd that circulnHtdhtll
evidence will be collected sufficiently strong I"
insure Dolans conviction. Mary Reed was com
niued by the Dislrict-Attomcy TO the liGust
Of Detention. hut the testimony OF Van Horl
and Magic Casey not considered oi ruiirlcht
inportancc warrant thes further detention ana ti'y
were discharged their promise 10 appear iclhreu
at the tTli. -
Dolan is now confined the TOmbs. Mr. Hummer, oi
counsel him, said yesterday that they would gel
writ Oi babe.s corpus to-day ia his case.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-12
MARINE DISASTERS.

The British bark Northern Queen OF lar
mouth, ". g., which arrived at this port from Bremen
yesterday brought the captain and crew OF the brtis
schooner Sophia and Emily whchwas abandoned at sea
In sinking condition. Tie schooner belonged 10
Aberystwith In Wales and her way from LISBON
to Halifax with cargo Of salt. Capt jenkins OF the
abandoned vessel reports that he left port on Aug To-
aud experienced variable weather until Sept ~, whel
hurricane from the southwest encountered All the
light spars and blown away and the Ves7oi
began o leak All the efforts of the crew to gam upon
the water proved fruitess. They all worn 0nt WIN
fatigue, when in latitude Az 80 and Longitude d theS
fell In with the Northern Queen They ten determined
10 abandon their vessel The schooner Was pt III
the year 1873, was 81 tons burden, ana valued NJ
$4,000. The vessel and cargo arr both lnsSh
The schooner VIM H. Jones, which LETT fernandiha on
oct for this port encountered heavy gaze ON the lol-
lowing av which caused her tn spring leak All enoltS
to stop proved futile and she was coneiied 10 rttut
TO Fernandina repairs. She arrived there yeseit
The American bark Josephine Martin, which eit Oio
cinti for Boston, was caught in a heavy gaze Whch
caused her spring leak. The water increased m tie
hold Notwithstanding the efforts OF the crew anu h,l
captain was compelled TO put into Gibraltar, where She
viii undergo repairs.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-12
KINGS COUNTY POLITICS.

TIE OFFICES AND TIE CANDlDATES-fHE PRINCE
PAL REPUBLICAN AND DEMOCRATIC A>PiRANIS
FOR POLITICAL PREFEgMEST-THE INDE-
PENDENT MOVEMENTS.
The local political campaign in Kings COun-
ty OF which City Of Brooklyn constitutes nineteen
twentieths was opened last night by the holding
Of 10Th Republican and Democratic primary elections in
tie city wards and county towns to elect DELEGATES 20 he
conventions he held during the week. 10 noml-
nie for city and county officers, and Tor mem
bcrs Of The state Legislature. The officers TO De elected
are a. follows Mayor OF Brooklyn ia place OF John
W Hunter DenJ, at salary OF $1,000 ;
"a sheriff OF Kings County IN place OF AlH7
c. Williams Gep) TO be compensated oy
fee, estimated At from $4,000 to $4,000 per annun
twoCommissOner OF Charities at 900 each per anhh
In tae places OF John Cunningham Deml and Dr. Tho-
T. Norris fDrmJ three Justices of the Peace at S1,JOO
per annum each, IN the places OF Thomas NJ RHey'
Charles B. Elliott, and Thomas Eamos all oi whom
are Democrats supcryisOratiarge, III place o George
L. Fox tDeIn AT 5000 per annun one Alderman lfoih
each Of the - city wards at $1,000 per aIn ec ono
Supervisor from each ftho city wards and the i've county
towns Al Og0 Der anuum cach two state Senators ia
the place, of John W COe (Ind.l and John & Jacobs
eml at salary of ~ 800, and nine Assemblymen at
the same rate compensation Justice "i the 9upf'
Court in place Of Abraham j. Tappen Den, al 9lVooo
Der year and two Justices OF the sessions IN the places OF
Stephen L. VodrLics Rep.) ana Henry WolfeIt Deinl'
Whose animal conpensaton amouI1s TO about $1,000
each The principal asprans for the nominations are as
follows:
For Mayor John W Hunter (Deinl the present 'ncu.n
bent el Controller Frederick Schroeder rep, Johh
Henry Rep), Edward Rowe Deii.h formerly Chal
Of the Kings County Democratic General Commit
tee, and member OF the Board OF Education; ana
haor-Gcn. Henry W. slocum Dcml formerly memDer
Of Congress from Brooklyn. Alderman Ripley Ropes
GDd Rep) has considered candidate Tor ether
NE Republican the Democratic nomination. ba' ne mas
published card DENYING the. The sTOngest candlhates
New-York tribune., 1875-10-12
EXTENSIVE SERENE OF BANK sWlNDLLRS'
The agent of the British Bank OF NOiil

America in NcwYork in reply to inquiries concerning
the ATTEMPT 10 swnGla his bank stated that he regretted
the news should have made pnblic 50 soon, as hc
had reason believe the publication would Illustrate the
efforts for the capture Of the sgndlers. lie believed
that there had been weldeyised scheme formed in hs
city to swindlc the bank wholesale plan by series
of false letters Of credit The banks spJndents,
however had been warned that they had succeeded
in aygFtug tIe sWndlC. IL probable thti the lhlOri
ou fad not been received at Halifax, whore Tie forget
C.tcr prescrtrd was cash'd. At Quebec the nainef Oh
the drt.t was higher than ady issued Dy the rdi!b
Tho AGENT sys ne has sent ont all the men VINO can DC
spared rom tie SewYork Office tO testify for the h"k ~
tie ,xaninaOn of the men arrested Ht Queher, MiHd'-
lac aud four other places where arrests haV" h
made one clerk ny this in Macon ana another i
savannah. He declined t. give the names oi me persons
srnl bi gid tIa. six sWindlors All were ~ custody.
s,,iIar attrttut 10 tcfIaud the bank made two
years ago but defeated without serious loHa'
New-York tribune., 1875-10-12

The trial Of Capt John II. McCullagh OF the
Seventeenth Police Precinct resumed yesterday be
for p lice Commissioners Matscll and DsbcCkcr. james
j. Kerrgsn called several tincs but he did not AZ
pear and counsel sad that this witness had been re-
leased y the supreme Court on condition that he shoul
appeir before the Commissioners and testify. P1ttick
Mciiulen George Ddgce, George Johnston, ana David
J. Twolcv were also called hut were not present sophia
Maurice one of the two women who were alFes'tu py
Cant McCullggh when they with David u IWohcl
was recalled aud testified That on the night 0f o arrest
David j. Twohcy was using vulgar and pro'anc language
in loud tie atr e. By aSrt' ln'nl OF cohl9cl
the ease was adjourned II Friday.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-12
THE LINCOLN TOUER.


Prom LO,fOn SEPT. ~
Yesterday afternoon, between three ana 1ouf
ocIock an unusually interesting ceremony was per
formed at Christ Church, Westminster BrdSe-ioid'
(Which ~ 10 take tno pace OF 'nIreS thl' ] o., .le
i'm connection with that building. About twenty
pcr,oUr including three ladies, htLarici the ascent
To the sc'siiolding at the summit OF me tOwet
hight of 40 ieet-sonc Ot the less AdN htuHu1N
going up in hoist provided WIN scar ,WhlIt
~ ncr preferred to ascend nv ladders Ia spite ~ the u
comfortably strong breeze tldt Was moving lAc Otri
of The gathering to witness lie Rev newman nan
ly the topm0st Of the tower, when Is 0he OF tle
Liobrst o the Old English gothic typc in LnndOn. Mr.
Uall was accompanied by his brother the R'v. Arthur
Hall. Nhcn visitors hdd ranged themselves IN
group round the sire, aud the aptrtrrs ho Wh'h ie
cement the architect, Mr. j. II. PAUL, "i the lII oi
MessIs. Paul Il Blckrrdke handed "a siNcf lC"ti '
Mr. Hall which had been specially provided iOr the Dct
sion with which the reverend - nli'ihdh SpIt"d "
cement In true ma-Onkr fashion, ana Wnch thc
CROW ming stone, which IS III tbe ioIln ol ci9a'' la
been carefully lowered into its plarG the retel
man ,aid IN the Of the Father, the son, ana
the Holy Ghost, this topSt"ne IS now ld ol lhe t'oI
gGvcr erected by equal contributions nom ci,MenSO on
Sreat Britain and America, for the glory oi Goa anu ol
peace and good VIII anoiS hlc aa u ~ -, ~ 'H
abolition OF slavery and oi President Lincoln, anu aS
token Of international DIOthe;h"o' No1 u's1 90 uS' '
Lord not unto us, but unto tln name oo ai tr ll"y
Accept the work 0f our hands, he'N tAS tower l"f S
Qary aud the promotion of freedom, peace ana lhrr-
national brotherhood The Rev. Arihuf nan i''u
nnrr,I nm a bri.f PRAYER, and Praise God iTom whom
an blessuss nuW," having been sinS the pruce'uNsa
were practically at IN end. \ CONSPICUOUS I'a'We
Of tie OCCASION "'iS tn mn @ -" tri,.i, a.
and stripes nyug sid. by side on nc Sui,ii Nhcl ~
tfacpI hundreds spectators 10 the rpot Inc cost "i
l. G70Ou, and wien S'rionrd iy o 5iS lie
which l. 10 feet high, lis totil iSh, VIII De ~ 49,,
about the same altitude the Monument Ihe iou"id
lion stone OF the tower laid about three year ago Oy
Cen Schcnck, and the entire Dulidn@ Is eNptciu 10 uc
raly for opcning a she end Of next Spring. The rest
o. ,l building H. externally almost complete licllu
ing the large central Ocagon. which s a1Oht % i't VI
diameter, and laIly arranged 10 tae III Ely 'dtA'"
tho rhurch being cruCilorm with snort nave tranS pts
and aslcs meeting around the centl"l OctASoh.