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New-York tribune., 1875-12-10
MIR. MOODFS CHURCH IN CHICAGO.
ARCHITECTURE OF TIE BUHDING-DTvIsIoN OF THE
ROoMs-RELIGIOUs SERVICES.

OF BUILE1NG-DINISlON Of
ROoMs-RELIGIoUs SERVICES.
CHICAGO, Dec. 4.-Mr. Moody, the evangel-
st for many years laored In behalf Of mission in this
city, The mission building was destroyed during the
great fire. and while II being rebuilt Mr.. Moody
went 10 England. The new building, known as the
Chicago Avenue Church, is situated at Lasalle ana
Chicagoaves 1t S65 0O0 and the money has been
raised to pay for 27 600 OF the amount having been
obtained from the "royalty" on Messrs. Moody ana
Sankey's singing hooks sold In England during the great
revival The wOr1nen expect to have the building I'm
ished by Jan. l. and Mr.. Moody will be present at the
dedication.
The building Is built OF brick. is square in shape,
and resembles public school or armory rather
than church. 1t has trimmings OF rtih-
cal stone, double OF windows pierce
three sides, and n Inansard roof the build
ing food of light is aduted by Immense skyight,
the largest in the city. On the ground floor there is
lecture roOm with seats for 900 people committee aud
supper The large room above 1t is the intention
OF the congregation to for the church services ana
also for Sunday There will he seats for 100
persons this room. There three broad entrances
the the junction of the two streets. where
round rises hight Of "A feet In this tower wind
ing iron stairs lead 10 the audi aud the gallery
Tie gallery Is very steep and deep coming down near
the pulpit but the building full OF light and cheerful
The numerous windows, with the monster sVllght,
make the bright as day. There Que thing very
peculiar about the construction Of this church. MI
Moody has always desired aud,cncerOom that could
he divided up into sections for Sunday school classes IN
Quiry meetings. &c. The immense gallery OF THIS cnfch
has been nged meet this desire. Sliding doors
from the front pews In the gallery back TO the
wall. Then curtains liked above on the ceiling, ana
he let down at moments notice when deslFablr
These curtains come down lensthwise win
have the whole space In the gallery so ar
ranged that il he divided into sections.
Although excellent accommodations could be found III
the basement, Nh Moody desires his Sunday to
meet IN the church.
One department Of the church ia Of much interest 10
ia "A club association called the "fokeellOws. Al 2A9
p. every Sunday the members o the association clt
supper 10 room in the church, and then 90 into the
STR cts work-some extending invitations to the
evening meeting 20 pcOple III tue shops and hqupr-
saloons o.. the city; others walking through the streets
carrying illuminated banners, on which are primer
Bible texts aud notices OF meetings. This method Of
reaching tie populace s success u brings large ci-
gregatiOn the cEurch. This church Is now thc scene
Of the labors of Major white, successful preacher,
well known in the West aud Of Mr. Bliss who wrote the
hymn, Hold the Fort"
New-York tribune., 1875-12-10
THE DISABLED STEAMER AMERIQUE.

The Journal du Hdrye gives a letter from
Capt Pouzolz Of the steamer Amerque, datod at sea
Nov 2l and sent by the steamer China. which came TO
his aid and took of l3 OF the passengers The Captain
writes "The shaft OF the Am6rque Is broken the large
crank is smashed and the end OF the small cylinder IL
split We cannot repair this damage, and arc under sail
The accident occurred at3:5 Sunday morning in latitude
400 So longitude 2to 81, sGl miles from Havre. will
keep the ship ~ much possible the fifth parallel
she does not leak at ai nevertheless the large and small
boilers will be ke pt all the time in readiness. send a
sketch showing the damage account OF the provisions
aud a list Of the passengers The weather Is very
fine. The passengers are quite tranquil.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-10
FOREIGN NOTES.

HENDAYE, Dee 9.-The Carlist court martial
has sentenced Cen eaba to four years. imprsonment
LoNDOV, Dee. 9.-An explosion took place
to-day IN a coal mine at u tnley. near Leeds, and six
mrn were killed.
QUEBEC, Dec. "a special general meeting
OF the quebec Board of Trade leld this afternoon at
which a number of important subjects were proposed
for a. e consideration Of the Dominion lioar 0i Trade
Messrs D1ho Joseph. Grant aud Fry elected dele
gates TO that bOuy.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-10

promise Of God full salvation to give" Tho
hymn sung with vgor and effect, Mr sankey lead
Ing. The Rev DR. Newton read for prayer eer
which the Rev Mr.. Atwood led In prayer and the 72d
Hymn sung by the audience standing. Mr. Moody
took for subject the continuation OF the methods To he
used In the Inquiry Room" and said: The first class o
nqurers TO be dealt with those who professed
Christians but who In doubt The next class Is the
hacksder, and the third class those who not con
vcted deeply Of ain" Upon these points he dwet at
length Remarks then made by the Rev. DIR. New
ton, Geo. H. Stuart, Mr.. Farwe OF Chicago. and the
Rev. Dr. Hatfield when after bencdletiOn by the Rev.
DR.. Crowe the audience were dismissed.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-10
BUSINESS FAILURES.
THE SUSPENDED FIRM IN purrAI

THE SUSPENDED FIRM IN BUFFALO.
BUFFALO, y. T., Dee. "a meeting of tho
cn,litors If Mcssrs. LynDurler x TOuey, extensive
dealers in and lining, ana manua. tur,Is OF sheep
skins, who suspended yesterday has been called for
Tuesday next. In the meantime tie works continue
under th,r direction. Dizziness In the trade and tho
failure o their creditors tnc supposed causes of the
failure. the uabIues axe estlmatod al slSo,OoO, and
tucir assets at 100000.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-10
THE RICHMOND WIG IN NEW HANDS.

RICHMOND, Va, Dec. O. The Richmond
win has been purchased by Messrs. Wyatt NJ Elliott
Compapy and to-day made its appearance under the new
management Gen Elliott was for 20 years pre-
vtous TO and during the late war one OF ihe
proprietors OF The Wig, and It's ehleI ousinsss
of re- Who and he present Chairman OF me state Con-
seryatiye Committee will resume the editorial cohlfOl ol
,oa naner with Messrs A. r. Bennett formerly OF me
EnofireT and c. Maurice Smith, long connected Win
me Wbt0, as assistants.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-10
DISPATCHES TO TIE AGENTS.

CORRECTED LIST OF THE sTEERAGE PASSENGERS
sAvED-THE FOURTH OFFICER AND THE PURsEa
MISSING.
Early yesterday morning Messrs. Oilrichs &
Goa agents In This city of the North German loyd's line
received from their agents at southampton the following
dispatch;
Theodor and &c tba Funding both missing doubtless
drowned also FOrt Ohic,r Iraumitz and Purser Ben
n-ns. All other officers saved
Prrser Bcnning considered capable officer, and
Lad in the employment OF the company for moro
than ten years Fourth Officer Otto Won Framnitz was
held in high estimation by the officers OF the company
He had recently been expedition sent to the Arctic
regions By the German Government.
Yesterday afternoon the same firm received the fol.
lowing Dispatch giving corrected list Of steerage pas
sengers saved from the Deutschland.
Latest list srccragc passengers saved from the Deutse
Lnd
ajka, Andreos, Jo?p, James,
Bf.y <atnaIn, Kirn, BERNHARD,
Ilat&dt, W helnn, hnOwl,rOn, William,
CnuTan JOS ph str Pete and wifa
De Vnes, Angus McagaT, W,
nsnei, Hermann Megg, Hermann,
EetAnoya, matthew. hllhr Frh,
r1di, Anton oucr Carl,
ftetlret, George, Soul <,
G5ss'jct' Goss Joiann sIi sS'afdr.' ii;' Carl,
G,islc' Catharne Mago, schalsr, Ca.,crine
Gy c.eh, AIn Margare,ta scinisi@r, i.rnest
GrrsicS, Johann LIVING. sLari cks. V, AMI son,
Grcs.ch, george, ttclka. Francis
Edr,ci, rtdcriCA and Wifo, StCpka, Johann,
IIaa. Trans, lie Ind = St,UScr, Frln7,
Chiirtu, Stycker, lhann,
Ua.scr, Valentine, Styckcr, MdIo
lftr1b re, A, IIchs, Anton
III AK, FRANCESCA, Wess George.
jacob Ldwalu,
The names published IN ycstcroys TRIBUNE composed
the list rs given by Lloyd, the Compauys manager at
Elemen. The one .tyon above Is made up from tho
uamcs furnished by the saved persons themselves. Tho
difference between tho two lists ara accounted
for by the statement that several persona
on board the Inflated vessel was not known
20 the agents at Bremen, because some Of tie
passengers from tie Interior may not have
exchanged their tickets before sailing. and thus the sea-
port agent would know nothing OF them. Two special
tecgrams sent 10y cable yesterday inqulng about
Barbeta Binder and chIld aud Margaretha and Marin
Meissner.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-10
REFUSE TO GIVE UP THEIR PAPERS

ATLANTA, Ca, Dec. 9.-Ihe failure of
West Edwards a Co. is still the exciting topic here
A. j. West and B. w Brscoe, two OF the tn were com.
mtted TO jail this Afternoon for contempt Of court In
refusing 10 deliver te books, papers and evidences of
lnd'Dedncss To tho Receiver appointed yesterday by
Judge iiOpkins. Edwards escaped from u iailire 10
the order upon
New-York tribune., 1875-12-10
TRIAL FOR BIGAMY IN UTAH.

SALT LAKE, Utah, Dee. 9.-The case of
George Reynolds indicted for bigamy, who has once
been tried and convicted but the verdict in whose ease
was aside by the Supreme Court on account OF an
error in the number Of grand iurymen. is again on
trial before the Third District Court and jury was OBJ
tanned today The panel Of the Grand Jury in the Second
District, ~ Beaver, Utah. was filed to-day. There j.
only one Mormon tbs Grand Jury, and IL is oXUco cd
that "a large number of indictments for bigimy VIII nc
found the Judge called their attention particularly L"
.gr1tfgg
New-York tribune., 1875-12-10
TIE CENTENNIAL.
NoRwAY,s BEAUTIFUL PAVILION.

NpRWA1S bGAUIif VI IANlLiON.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec 9.-The DnectOr-Gen-
cral has received the design of the pavilion which 10
inclose the space assigned 10 Norway ia the main cAhib
tioa bGdng IL Is beautifully ornamencd with arches
&c. ana will extend from the central aisle to side
II l. to be manufactured IN Norway and shipped thence
to this CITY. Tie members of Congress will make their
visit To this city Friday Of next week TO view the Cen
tenial buildings and grounds instead OF this Friday,
h4f.r. ..u tod
New-York tribune., 1875-12-10
FOREIGN
ELECTIOy OF FRENCH SENATOR'S.

ELLLIIUN OF FhENNH SENAIVh0'
PARIS. Thursday Dec q, 1873.
In the Assembly to-day balloting began for
the election of 20 Senator's to hold their Offices
for life The Due resident and NJ
Martel, First Vlcc-Ppsidcnt OF the Assembly, were
elected no other candidates obtaining the absolute ma
jority which is necessary the first ballot.
The Left developed surprising strength in the voting.
Their candidates received an average OF 32j votes
each against 3l7 the average number thrown for those
OF TIE Right.
The members OF the Right astoundad at the result
New-York tribune., 1875-12-10
AN ELEGANT MILITARY MEDAL.

PHILADELPHIA, Dee. 9.-An elegant testi-
monia the foru q suporb military medal Is to be
presented by tho Artillery Corps, Washington Grays of
hs cy 10 the Pierce Light Guards Of Boston as token
of their apprec1tcn ~ The courteses extended teen by
ul,on the occasion OF the Bunker Hin Centennial
New-York tribune., 1875-12-10
TWEED SOUGHT FOR IN CANADA.

OTTAWA, Ont, Dec. 9.-Thrce New-York de-
tectves arrived here to-day in pursuit Of william NJ
Tweed who they have reason 10 believe has reached
Ottawa with the assistance of city detective they
arc making strict seaIch Tor the fugitive
New-York tribune., 1875-12-10
syeTEu.TIC CATTLE RAIDING.

GALVESTON. Texas, Dee. 9.-Br0wnsyille adj
vices state that Information has been received that
contract has made at Monterey for the delivery o
$4,000 beevcs One hundred and fifty hides were re-
Gently received at Maamoros from Monterey having
American brands Information from different points
along thc Rio GIande gives the number ~ cattle crossed
into Me yicn during the last mont H. The list numbers
600. Most Of them driven toward Monterey one
herd was taken 10 CamargO, AMI demanded by capt
Ejn agent but the Mexicans refused to deliver them
New-York tribune., 1875-12-10
INAUGURAL or GOV. IRWIN.

SAN FRANusCO, Dec. 9.-Gov. Irwin was
inaucurated to-day with the usual ceremonies Iu his
inaugural address urges the Legislature to bring The
influence of tie state upOn the General Govern
mont 10 rocure mod hcaon ~ the treaty with China
with q view Of restricting Chinese Immigration; also
that the fhOuld demand return 20 specie pay ent
al the earliest possible moment.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-10
THE MILITARY COURT TO HOLD OPEN SESSIONS.

CHICAGO, Dee. 9.--Leut.-Gen. Sheridan, and
Gems. Hancock and Terry, composing the Court of
Inquiry appointed at the request of Gen. Babcock,
TO consider the questions raised III the transactions
of the Whisky at ST. Louis, affecting his repu
tation, met at the Palmer House ut noon to-day.
They decided that the Court should hold an open
session. Major Gardner, the recorder stated that
account of the lack of witnesses nothing could he
done to-day, and the Court accordingly adjourned
until noon tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-10
AN IMPORTANT LAWSUIT.

MONTREAL, Dec. 9.-AleXaudcr Hart, n
prominent American railway superintendent late Of the
Central Pacific whose father died here many years
leaving immense property at Elst End IN trust for his
son has come to town TO institute actions for the
erv of H. seven million dollars worth ~ real estate
Involved. The first action j. aCaiust W. Mcdonald,
tobacco manufacturer, Who IL sued for 100000.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-10
Moody AND SANKEY'S MEETINGS.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 8. notwithstanding
the continued bad weather there were at least ooo
sons In attendance at the Depot Iaoerhaci' 'ne
-, ,, nlaform was well nlled. About IL o'clock Mr.
Moody supearcd and said, "Let us open the meet
ing by singing the 2lst hymn-Ts INC
New-York tribune., 1875-12-10

at St. Louis, saying that advces had reached him to
the effect that special counsel Henderson had in the
course of the Avery trial, made attack upon
the President and assuring the United States At
tOrney that the Department will not continue to
pay special counsel for this kind Of service.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-10
OBITUARY..
PRINCE LEOPOLD OF IIppp

A telegram from DetmOld announces that
Paul Frederic Em Leopold, Prince OF Ilppe In dead
Ho German prince and head OF the family OF his
lie succeeded his father in 1851, and married In
1882. the Princess Elizabeth, daughter OF Prince
SchwaTtzbourg -Rudolstadt
New-York tribune., 1875-12-10
PosToy 1ysDERwRITERs' ELECTION.

BosroS, Dee. 9.-The Boston Fire Under
writer's Union elected the foOwag iHccrs to-day for The
ensuing year President. J. v. Hollis VicePrcsidenfs,
X = Chafee George ~ Butrck; Treasurer, Charles j.
Gould; Secretary Osborne IDweS, ir. Executive Com
mittee Gideon Srull Ioseph q. Hovcy, Are1 Mercer
Albert Bowler and william {. Denny.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-10
THE VESSEL A TOTAL WRECK,

THE DFUrCuTAND BROKEN ~ HNYFs.
LONDON, Dec. l04 a. m.-The Morning Echo has
n dispatch from Sheerness reporting that the
Deutschland has broken in halves.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-10
ARREST IN CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, Dee. 9.-Lewis B. Brasher of
this ey brother Of Penn Brasher an exReyenuc officer
of ST. Louis arrested yesterday by the United States
Marshal upon indictment issued by the Grand Jury in
Indianapolis for oonspring to defaud the Revenue De-
New-York tribune., 1875-12-10

ATTACKS on GEN. GRANTS OfflCIhL fANILt
NOT RE1IsHrD-coNvINcED OF BABCoCK's IN
NocENCE.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRTBUNg.l
WASHINGTON, Dec. 9.-The whisky business in
81. Louis becomes more complicated day by day.
Tie President has lost his patience with ex-senator
Henderson the Government counsel and Is rapidly
reaching that point with Secretary Bristow. Dur
,ne the past few days the President has said that he
is satisfied Of Gen. Babcocks innocence and that he
believed that it would lie established by the court
He said he had reached this conclusion after full
conversation with Gen. BabcOck. who had satisfac-
toriy explained all the kilograms purporting to
have been sent and received by Gen. Babcock
in furthering the interests Of the alleged
eonsoirators. As for ex-senator Henderson,
the President does not conceal p:etend
70 conceal his anger. lie has said that Mr.. Hendcr-
son has gone outside of the - attack him,
Grant and his officers, and does not think that such
aman is fit TO have the charge of important cases.
The President used these words within day OF two.
in referring TO the subject Henderson prosecuted
Avery in order to carry out the conspiracy be en-
tered INTO WIN ScnuIl against hc' ihc Ioslu0hV
has reached that point where he is determined to
have q settlement with Mr. Henderson. 1t rs
known that the President had decided to order the
dismissal Of Mr.. Henderson for going outside
Of his duties 10 attack bis official family
and IL is understood that before the hnal
removal an opportunity was gwen the ex-senator
70 explain his remarks during the Avery trial affect
ing tue Executive household. Ex-senator Hender-
BON, Is understood. replied that the remarks at
tributcd him. and published In some of the papers,
were not correct, and that he would forward cor
rect report from shorthand notes of what he did say
and that he would stand by his words The Ak OF
removal is therefore, suspended until the report ar
nves. In the mean time, the Military Court of 10
quiry was TO have assembled to-day, aud curiously
enough there was received at the Attorney
Office to-day dispatch announcing at last that Gen.
Babcock had been indicted
New-York tribune., 1875-12-10
THE SUPREME COURT ACCEPT.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 9.-The Judges of the SUI
prcme Court. in consultation to-day, decided 70 accept
the invitation Of the Centennial Commission 10 visit
with the members Of Congress the 18th nst the
Lbliion grounds at Philadelphia. The Invitation was
tondcrel through ex-GOv. BlEler W PennsylNtIa.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-10

PRoyiDENcR, X. l., Dec. 9.-Company b, LIST
United states ArCry Col Frank, arrived fort Adams
Gay from T. Augustine Companies and H. and Battery 4
expected sunday.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-10

san FRANCISCO, Dec. J.-A dIspatFh To
ceiyed from san Diego says that petition IL tcine
LARGELY simcd there asking Congress extend s ad 10
tbe Texas Pacific Railroad. TO enable IL TO build com
peting line 10 the Pacific.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-10
THE SPANISH PRESS on THE MESSAGE.

MADkID. INIIIkIIly, IJtt, y, IT1I.
The Journals of this city comment vaTiously
on the message OF President Grant, but all hope that
snan will yanqush the nsurrecuOn in Cuba by force,
energy, and perseverance.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-10

TIE PRINCE OF WALES'S EASTERN TOUR.
COLOMBO, Ceyion, Thursday. Dec. o. 1879.
The Prince of Wales goes to TuticOlin to-day,
in Her Maiestys steamship Scrapls From there he viii
20 70 Madras by railway.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-10
INQUEST AT SHEERNEss.

AN opEN VERDICT RRTURNED-FoRTY-s PAssEN-
GERS AND TwENTY-rwo sEAMEH DEEMED LOST.
LOND N, Dec 9-Midnight.-A coroners inquest
has been held at Shceness on the two bodies found
in the Quartermaster's boat. The proceedings
formal The jury refused TO adjourn finally until
the result of the Official inquiry, which is held at
iGarwich, is known. Meantime they have returned
open verdict of death from exposure, thus leay-
ing the arwch inquest TO fix the responsibility for
the disaster.
With the latest information at hand il is estimated
that at least GS persons of whom 46 passengers
were drowned on the steamship Deutschland.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-10
Karl DiedcrTick.
SFCOND CApIv.

Procopi EadsoH ~ Russia, Wilhelm Nrrre ~ Prussia
steergc. Maria ~teurnay-cl ~ FBi0rf
FlOrian Bauere OF Bavaria. 4. Schustnr EeukrcheD
George DT t.-rt fIolIt Anton eohy Of Ney-YOrt.
OF Alba y. y. I. Gtorgina frank ~ Bob, mia
Auna Hubner OF Reiohen. Nich0os GrOss u Prussia
berg.
1t is probable that somo others are saved and not
identified on account If he confusion Of names in
transcrbng and teegraphmg.
The child of Anna Gmoelk died on the stoam-tng
after leaving the wreck # the Deutschland. Alto
gether. about 10 of the passengers and 30 of the
crew are still unaecounted for. The steamer VIII
probably become a total wreck.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-10
A SIGNIFICANT WARNING.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 9.-The Attorney General to-
day sent telegram to United States ATTORNEY Dyer,
New-York tribune., 1875-12-10
FURTHER TTDNGS OF IHE SAVED.

DIFFICULTY ENCOUNTERED IN MAKING FULL LIFTS
DEATH or A Child on THE STEAM TUG.
LONDON, Dee. 0.-Thc following eleven additional
names of passengers saved from the Deutschland arc
furnished this morning:
New-York tribune., 1875-12-10
THE PRESIDENT ANGRY.

lvTRY's PROSECUTOR THREATENED WITH REMOVAL
ATTACKS on GIN. GRANTS OFFICIAL FAMILY
NOT REIIsHED-cONvINCED OF BABCOCKs IN
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-02-20
AUCTION SALES.
By Charles II. Reed.
VALUABLE PROPERTY IN THR FIRST DISTRICT
ON VERY RASY TERMS.
SUCCESSION OF PATRICK CUMMINGS

VALUABLE IkOPHkry IN TIKI FIRST OISTRICT
ON VERY RASY TERMS
Second District Court for tho Parish Of Orleans
pY CHARLES f. Il. e REED IL Aucrrosrss-
- once No: 81 st. CHARLES street.-win be sold
at public auction, SATURDAY. February 20, 1875 at
eers Exchange. Royal street. betw cen Canal and
CnstomtOuse streets. by order of the Hon. A. L.
Tiseot, judge Of the Second District Court for the
parish Of Orleans signed December Is. 1874. the
Eof 81 as6usD with the improvements
ST. Mary or and st. sa4c
Magnolia) streets, known a. No. 3, and measuring
81 feet II inches lines St Marc street. by I22
fees line in depth English measure, First Dis
A LOT. OF GRousD, with the improvements
thereon, in the square bounded by Poydras: La
On ST. Marc Street BY ia feet inches line i in
LOT OF GROUND. with the buildings there
on, in the square bounded by Perdido. Poyd.as
Clara and Claiborne streets Qot No. ~ measuring
depth and front on CLARA street; corner lot.
LOT. with improvements thereon, in square
bounded BY Canal, Gasqpet,- Claiborne and Rob.
inches front on Gasquet street. by iO6 feet s and
so 100 inches in depth, between parallel lines
square bounded by Magnolia, Cypress. Vine and
Hevia streets mo. OF square y, and measuring
rs feet inches front on Magnolia street. by rs
ieot III ucpIn, boI"oon PalaieA Auos hHRllsn meas
ure.
LOT. with improvements thereon, in the
Fourth District of this city, in square bounded
Liberty streets mo. % of said squared aid meas.
ring so feet front Jackson street BY 100 feet in
depth, between parallel lines, English measur..
Te1ms-One-fOurth cash; the balance at one two,
three and four years credit with vendors privil-
eye and mortgage, bearing Gig per interest.
and five per cent attorneys fees in case of suit,
and transfer of insurance. Notes to be divided
to suit the interest of parties.
Acts Of sale before Andrew Hero. Jr.. notary
public, at purchasers expense. fe20 IT.