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rHE rorRrn-AyE. BRIDGE.

To the EdttOr Of The TFt6HHe.
SIR: hope you viii allow me a space in
TIE rRnuNE for the purpose of awakening the engineers
on tho Fourtiaye. Improvements. When the improve
ment was begun. the lamps from tine avenue were re-
moved from ForyninthSt north 10 Harlem, leaving the
street IN darkness 90 night They have not yet been
replaced Tine foot bridge, 100 Fiiu,th and tft nrssts
have finished between three 1nd four mouths, anu
t. w.-on bridge between Eltl-ist aud Euiy -sctonu-
SIS was finished about SIX weeks ago. The foot p dG =
have two lamps each aud tine bridge four lamps.
but tie lamps nave been lighted. TINS Del great In
convenience To- the public OWING to the deep mnd Of tr
roadway and the darkness, hope mat through your IL
hupuce this nuisance VIII be abated j.
Nctr- l0rE, NOV. %, 1870.
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nR- porrrR 49, rnE DARwN rnEoRY.

To ne EdttOr Of The Tribune.
SIR: | was present at the Congress OF the
Protestant Episcopal Church held in Philadelphia
time snce when several Of the SPEAKERS and readers Of
essays most Un nLaiIcally condemned Mr. Darwins
theory Of evolution During the discussion. Dr. Potter
President 81 Union College who sitting la Che audi
cnce said that he hoped would out 20 the world
~ the voice or that Congress "tbat no man could
Solf rhe yi.yv4 az lir Darwin and be- a Christian
fv unrioHtun h not hy direct assertion. DT. Potter
cl upOu the minds oi many VINO were present fire I'M
l.spn t.t he was O convert % the Darwin theory
iiayug % very igu respect Tor Dr. Potter, and taking
INTO account tie spun.lc position Ec lla ~ PRESIDENT
oi Union COLLEGE should bc very glad 20 know MS views
upon th., subject. q.
tf.lbiJIt. y. d.. Dec. /, 1870.
lDr Potter certainly did not mean 20 avOw him
self a parwinian. We shonld be glad however, if
he chose TO accept the invitation, and present thc
view, he does entertain the subject through The
TRBiNF-Edl
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THE TEMPERANCE CRUSADE IN rLv-HNo

TIE IIuIEE ANti4 tl ~ADl ~ q I'd -iiiN'
The Town Hall az Flushing, /. l., WIS again
crowded 10 is utmost capacity last evening to hclr the
Investigation into the charges Of violation " the Excise
Laws brought against certain liquor dealers by ue mem
bar- Of the Law and order Association. Tho case Of
John J. Ualioran was fist taScnu EyJudsc Busierd
on behalf OF Hauoran ncrposcd plea thai the license
was illegal. which oyerruled. Mr.. Busteed then ad
dressed Board upon the points OF law IN tho case
and the deficiencies thc evidence lie proposed that
the persons DE prosecuted crimnay before magistrate
bat the Board insisted that rho 20 The first wit
ness was W. II. EubanF who made the complaint thc
an uyt Of samuel Ellis. who "a professional informrr
FuDluk resident of Finishing, and member of the
Law and order Association which employ thc uOgmer
BE gave Dis Testimony with considerable hesitation. Hc
mad made the complaint solely upon IIi5s affidavit,
although he had read 10 through and had never been
INTO Hailarau'- place James D'Blr, the harEecpcr,
fused 10 answer any question
Counsel for complainant then introduced tie affidavit
of Samuel D. Ellis lint Nh BusJerd earnestly protes ted
aaiusf u rs AN e. Jorf statement. unworthy OF ccdence
He denounced sucii proceed contrary 90 law ana
Justice ana violation Of personal liberty. Tie Ohir-
man of tie Board then stated thHt they were not gov
rrued hy the rules other courts, dnd were de-
ermiued 10 examine everything. The anidatit was
finally admitted, and The matter was tloG adjourned unu
Dec
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Special Notices.

Post-Onicr Na,ice.-The MAILS FOR Eu ROPE for ths
ending SATURDAY. Dec. T. 1870. VIII close this
oace a. follows. ONT lsDAl 10 . - - l' on WEDN 5
DAY at A. on Ih kSDA1 a. 1880 r.. Sal.
UkDAY at $50 and l4.jO a. m T. Z. jAMES p IA
4 Few Ofices oniy remain Mod boo rHE TRIBUNE
ri ILDiNG, All the rooms beautifully finished IN hard
wood aah There are elegant ratAtar. and water
every All are exceedingly ht and any, perfectly
ventilated nave outside windows aud communicate directly
with tho elevators and uragf an have nr
iroiu the ball Ie eie aUrs ruu se Dy size ami both
good working order lhe} kept running from O'Clock
TIE morning an oug after midnight Rents very fayoabs
terms. Application should DO male ~ THE 1RIBUNR
Counting ROOM
Advertisers deHrins 10 gam the attention ana pa.
tronage OF Farmers AID Asrlcuitursts viii rnd TFTa
WEEKLY TRIBUNE the most valuable ana effective me-
dunn IL reaches moro tIucrS and those of bette,
casa than any other weekly paper published Advertise
proper classification should be handed
or before TUESDAY OF the week ~ is-ue.
The Psiiadeiphis Ortce of The Tribune q. al IIl
SOUTH SIXrHSr
ledger Bu.llngl
81 DESCRIPTIONS AND ADV ERpISEME EN- Is RECEIVED
Ar Pr BiI~H HERS RATES
Subscribers ~ the Daily Philadelphia have the
by their residences tmo ba real Al the
oreAkast table. IL "a rooeiyet 10y Lightning Mail train
and Immediately dispatched Ali parts Of thu eity
BACK numbers can usually be supplied az tho Office
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herame aemcr OF the CONGREGATIONAL Convention. ind
since that time he had lived comparative retirement
Judge Harris widely known 70 the bar OF tnla
state an able and lucid expounder OF the law re
for than 20 Of the professors az tne
Albany Law school, lcctuTing chiefly upon EqmE,
Jurisprudence and Practice During his Senatorial
ne also delivered Of lectures nj me Law
school OF Columbia College. Judge Harris was an
earnest Christian ana prominent member of the
Baptist Church
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UYrrED STATES SUPREME COURT

WA-nINGrON. Dec. In tile supreme Court Of
the Uultei state- to-day;
C.se SO 6l-rhe esieIn Union Telegraph Company ap
plauf- agt Tho Western Atlantic Railroad Company.
me- argument ~ this cause continued by Ar h. H. IN ~
counsel for apDceo concluded by M j. H. Ashton
fuI the app silants.
case 30 G2-ltchard l. wsiach ~ a.. appellants sgt John
Van Rlswiok.-Ihc guneut began 10y Mr. Luther al.
Pike ~ counsel ho appellants. aud continued by Mr. T. A.
Lambert and r. J. DuTant fOr ID. appellee. This
the Court % the District Oi Co
lnnbs presents the question whether under tbs Act Of
July s8 subsequently amended, the nritlture ~ an
eney life 10y proceeding ~ ~" diytsis him
s,ualiv Of all interest thtIoin present and future
The aupelauts arc the Children VI the late Charles
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LOUISVILLE Dec IA ire IN the Broadway
Baptist Church early tbs morning almost ruined lAc
edHee II wa. valued al $4,000, and the loss Is esi-
mated 80 tgn-ill- OF -H.' amount The library OF thc
-1irr,I0u- of years. wac destroyed. Il valued 9t
$1,000 1Ae building was insured Tor $1,000, and the
library $500. divided follows; I'D rnrna FUND,
Nr,,-lo $4,000; Liverpool uud London and Globe,
England. -j.OOu: tlauuuti,l. New Aur, - 900; hUms.
Columbus. Ju.u. $4,000; ALBANIA, NF"-lOrk. rf"op;
la.tull. j. ,t.l $4,000; LOUISVILLE, Louisville, 5,OUOi
holman. NtW-l ORR, ~ IuuJ.
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ARMY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 2-Siaj0r JAS. Belger Quar-
termaster has been relieved from duty Department
the GUT and ordered TO report 10 The Commanding General %
the Department Of the south for
Qnarermaster &C Atlanta. GA. Capt o. g. smith,
Quarermas'er relieved duty In the Department
Texas ana ordered Ia the Commanding
Ocer OF the Department Of Arizona for assignment TO duty
Post onartermaser 81 Camp Territory Capt
{. C'my, in addition Ia his present duties Commanding
Officer 40 the Antonio Ar-ena IL Ouicred to
Commanding General 81 the Department ~ Texas for
Chief Ordnance officer Of that Department. Capt f. II.
Phpps has been relieved from duty at the Frankfort Arsenal
KY ard ordered 10 report 10 the Commanding General ~
Department OF the Gulf Tor duty Chief Ordnance
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A. on vr5sEL Lo,r AT SEA

san FRANCISCO, Dee. "a dispatch from
mark 4talauti Wac lost Destruction leland,
ncar where the Pacific flundcrcd The crew
were saved except twO. The vessel wls owned by
Ne--rs. Pope " Talbot oi tis eats. size WAs quit ~
Nrwburyu0r IN SOL and has been on this coast Tor Il
v.4r.. Sine h. taIrd at ~ IOOO; uninsured 5no lc,t
here fOr PUlt Gamble. IA ballast, NOV, 20.
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THE HON. REUBEN W. STROUD.

Reuben w. Stroud, Canal Commissioner, VINO
died yesterday morning at Syracuse after BRIEF Illness
Of typhoid fever, was civil engineer by proiessirh
He built the Canastota and Cazenoya Railroad ana me
Chenango Valley Railroad and whiie super II, ILL.,
tho Latter was elected Canal Commissioners three years
ago H. was a native OF Madison County ana had Ohy
attained the age OF "a. He leaves widow. the Only
daughter OF Gen. b. +. Bruce In politics MI stroud
WIS a Republican,
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TIE MILWAUKEE, CAsEs.

EX-SENATOR CARPENTER THREATENS SUITS Fon
LIBEI-RINDsKOPF N JAII.-TAFI'S TRIAL.
MINIATURES, Wis, Dec. 2.-In the case OF
Taft and Wciner to-day several witnesses testified to the
good character Of Taft, and the defense rested MI Nc
Kinney addressed the jury for the prosecution, and
Judge Hubbel FOR the defense.
Louis RindskOpf was taken before Supervisor icdrck
to-day and asked whether he had paid money to rev
enue officer 10 influence action and specially whether
he had paid any money to g. J. Conk!n. exrevonue
agent Rndskopf refused TO and was thereupon
committed 10 iaIL
Ex-senator Carpenter announces over his signature
that ne will bring suits FOR libel against The chicago I
me and The Chicago r0srnal. The alleged hes were
charges TO the effect that MI Carpenter party 10
the operations Of the Whisky Ring
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EAGLIyD IND the SUI clNIL

LuSpoS. Friday. Dee. $3.50 n III.
The Paris correspondent of The Times Ie-
ports th4 the Duc d'Harcodrt, in dispatch 20 the Due
Decaze. thc French Minister OF Foreign Affairs states
mat Lord Derby told HIM England bought the kHed'es
shares solely 10 prevent prrpoudcmuoe OF foreign nHu
~ in the -grz Canal ANA would uc. .ler propose nor
auY-t AN arrangement 70 place On. canal Uui"f lAc
MANA cement ol al m, irrational syndicate.
III yt..r Fl.rf.n Ifsf FiI.f fHae.
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MUSIC AND THE DRAMA.
SECOND SYMPHONY REHEARSAL.

The public rehearsal for Thomas's second SYM
phony Concert took place yesterday ut steuway Hall
The audience was usual and the performance
O, course excellent Rcinookes new symphony was de-
i,rhtfu surprise II Is muca resher and much stronger
than previous works by this composer It's Workmanship
Is capital aad its subject Is highly poetic IL was s"s
seated the author tells u.s. by the reading Of Ochlen-
scblasers Hakou Jarl" play which has for its
main 9ubect the triumph of Christianity over the pagan
lsn Of the North and which ranks as ore Of the best
works u tho greatest Of Danish poets. It's four
movements refer to scenes and characters IN the
tragedy-Hakon Jaii. Thora, Odn's Grove, ana
Olus yiotorybut it does not ATTEMPT to follow the IN
,deps Of the play II seems to breathe the peculiar
sp,rt OF the old Northern poetry and the first movement
,specaly has the Scandinavian characteristics very
strongly marked We make doubt that ii will be cor
fially received.
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Custom HOUSE RErEENcHDuEyr.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. In obedience 10 or
drrs -sued By the secretary Oi the Treasury, Mr Comfy
Yesterday discharged from the CustOn-nouse four day
inspectors four night usp cols Two weners, and four
ah0rsrs well reduced The salaries 81 day inspectors
rom h. - 80 per day sud that % night peciors
from 20 t0 y. 80. Tie SALARIES 0f the clerks are not
touched. THIS l. the tuiId rc iuctOn made since Ar
Comfy been IN Office, each If which has been ~
consequence OF drcrtast on business
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JL1RELED.

DAY-GARHISON-Ou Wednesday evening, Dee. 1. a. ~
residence II Jhe brides father, by the Roy. H. Is.oh.
Melville e. Day of st. Lons 10 Mary A., sntor OF Coo
u.iI, *. Garrison.
III ESTON-GOODNOCGU CHAT tho American COusuiafe
Liverpool tn- iud' Oh Tuesday, Now ST. Dj she koy llf
DuCAuN MI James g. Nut-fUu. London ~ the View
YORK Associated Press, 10 MIS-, MaIy COodnOugh u PORT
land, Oregon.
MI NPHY-JAMEsON-Ou Wednesday evening. Dee J. az
The residence Oi At brides PARENTS. by hY. b. $40
Gynn Richard o. Murphy 10 Ellie. daughter VI pm A.
jameson.
Neutrality-suspicious. 30 az the residence Of c. w.
Opdykr, PalUhrd. n. j, hv ify. T.. g. H0luaIn. Allen
Edward lac.ad and i1ttle Wheeler Hamilton licago
PAERY-CDRN ILL--At -u.n.ryl. NJ D,c by the hsy
>. A. De- cornell 3D. d. tir Rev samuel farr lf PlHckauuu
-.J 30 Miss 4a.tt ~. Cornell, lht-r
Fred rick =. Cornell. D. 3D.. o. som rvlle.
PECK-WUTLOCK-On Wtducs lay Dec. l. Of the residence
OF ue BRIDES parents hafonah, ~ y, Dy Rev. r. Low %.
Henry H fet~ on Patterson, a. g. td Miss Josephine O
eldest daughter ~ Attcua, MA.uI-A, esq
THDMP~O liz LllSTER-Ou Wednesday morning. Det. l.
at tr scat. Reformed thurca. F,e. amt Twenty mt
st b, tkc tur. oWJIt tIDuI y. w., W. rrali lhUnpaUu
and IIac daughter OF John Jy Hoi4icr Of Aow iocdcle
III A0loes Of Marriages mast be mdorsea cih f.H
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KNOW EsOn THURSDAY after sfor illness no The rest
dsnco her aha Jacob MOore MARY bUOyo d sio 0i
FREDERICK e. knowles.
NOdce uf funeral hereafter.
LEON AD-On Thursday Dee. D Mary Jane widow, d no
late samuel d. irI.sru.
Funeral MarAs Church, sccondaye. and Tenth st.
Friday, 40 % p no.
0u-RIr-At ockaway, s. J., Dee. Mrs sarah L Merritt
daughter of Jos. pI ID. Beach.
Funeral Presiyters1 church Monday Dec O. a
lJ-l OcIOcA. Tram l,at,s loot 4aiy ~ o. 80 40.
RO~ENEAE-on Nr,n--a. B, , % Mary "a Dine seem
dWeles oi lhuuias All ia La osctrar, aged years.
months. and % days.
Fuu.l 40 c residence u her parents l7y roulst Jersey
CRY. Friday, bee. ., DO D. lni.rmrut hryl.rf
Ttkc ~ O'CLOCK Of Liberty uulfldn
where alll Dee lu WdifIng.
WATSDN-IIenTv e. watson liltar Wlt-ans Journal
tine residence OF Dis sister MI. p. loder Easi
El-ltyihlrsis uf bli-uIs ii- of the Ailnoys
o'cl0CA yesterday, Dee. 3. Mira watson, Mvs n l..
Howe. ami MIS-. L0I,r present a lasI scene
Arrangements for the funeral ~ as soOu A.
VAN WYCK-At Brooklyn Dee !, C0rlcha Polhemus widow
OF the late Jacob 10. Van WICK u fshll, y. y the Sl
year OF her age
Relatives AID uls invited attend her funeral frn
tho deacC ~ her daughter Mrs Theodore PDlonu- IT,
90 tcnsenst, BroAyn, Friday the 81 ust, AZ : OeOca
m.
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NAVAL ORDERS.

WAsHINGTON. Dee. 2.-Ptssed Assistant Paymas-
ter W J. Thomson detached from duty the Bureau
visions and Clothing and ordered 90 the Keararge, Asto
station Passed Assistant Paymasier - Rand ir achet
from the kearsarge the reporting his relief and
10 return home and report his arrival
Orders have been ISSUED from Department. assign
ing Commander Geo G. kemey a. the command ~ the naval
forces The Rio Grande which consist OF steamer the o
Bravo. and several steam launches.
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LxoyFRArIoy OF PATRICK rwoHEY.

Mrs. Margaret Twohey, who was terribly
burned ON TUESDAY Dy her clothes catching fire, died
yes ery al She Chambers Street Hospital Before her
death she made statement ~ Dr. James entirely exon
Grating her husband. saying that the burning the
y..tlt OF an accident Occa-lDncG bN l-tcd piece oi
,,cr thrown y her husband i.ter Lighting his pipe,
iLc door where size Lld spilled some uil and tlt iAt
flames surrounded her Her husband, being paflyZed
,, f.. WIS uug hr 10 render assistance until she
"a ..yerry burned as 10 be fatally injured. Patrick
aoury. The husband is now ia cu-tvo..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-03

WASHINGTON, Dee. 2.-lies4TH. Kerr Ran
l.u and Cos. candidates Tor the speakcrshp, met
this afternoon and uTred thal the Democratic
caucus be- held at oclocs ON saturday after
noon and that Sir Lamar ul Mississippi preside over H.
Mn Lamar -ss tl hc uI, NOT 500 .ttcbtd lis crtdcn
tlI. bat hasa telegram uom me secretary oI otaie 0I
,i,.,sipu st4tu. t.nt they Will bc sent 90 una here
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-03
OMISSIONS IN ADVERTISEMENTS

To the Fdftor Of The TrtGUHe.
SIRE was much pleased with John Smith Il. ;
letter about theater advertisements in toays TRIBUNE
IN some instances the managers advertise the price OF
general admission only bat this does not Of course, en-
tte Que 10 IA seat. Much huOnF enience h caused by
their not adv crtising tho cD, Of admission emitting ono
a seat. T.
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cFPMAN OPERA

The last of the present subscription series OF
nerror,nanccs at the Academy Of Music VIII take place
tonight There will be extra Natnee, however, On
saturday when Wachtc VIII appear ia bis fayorte Guar
aeter of The Position The second which opens
after an interval of d week. viii De limited 20 nine nights
aud three matiuees.
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MUSIC

TO the EdttOr OF me TrtbHHe.
SIR ain glad that while you give 80 much
space H. the prominent events Of she day. you do
not neglect the Musical World" surely. Il must be
the next thing to hearing Won Buow, u read your
scholarly reports " his concerts, ana 0'heS ~ Wen
Lllcn. ". T., Dec l. 1879. s. W v.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-03

F. d. BassfOrd's house furnishing. hardware.
china glass ana siyerware store the Cooper Institute
IL the leading establishment that line IN this country
Purchasers can rely being honOrably dealt with
whether II IS convenient for them TO personally examine
the goods they buy or not.
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ACcrDTNT no A NEVADA NINE.

SAN Francisco, Dec. "a dispatch from
Eureka, Ney. says extensive cave occurred in the
Richmond Consolidated Mime this morning, by which
rwo minors named james Martin and Il. Irelvar were
killed.
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be executed, unless tho supreme Court sra"'S
then new trial for which they have made application,
upOn the ground that the jury-which indicted tlen-
not legal Jury, 1t having been drawn ~ gu,ge
Braughn, while he acting by appointment on Juage
AOcha and before Braughn had been cODinissoned ny
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-03
PRECAUTIONS AGAlNsr FIRE.

To the Edttor o. the Trt6uHs.
SIX: A. we have reached the season for de-
,trucve fires would not be- well for people 10 exam
inc n~e crruIlv the construction their buildings IN
the none that remedy against ire may be applied
Astr- iOrk, NOV. 20 1873. A. u.
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cLEslEycY TO rwo LOUISIANA MURDEREas

NRw-ORIEANs, Dec. 2.-GOv. Kellogg has
respited Bin william. and henderson, sentenced be
hanged tomorrow 20 Dee. 81 when they Viii
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-03

GEN. DABCOCK APrLLl- 10 MR. PIEREEPONT.
WAsmNGTON, Dee. 2.-ticn. BahcOck bad q
long interview to-day with Attorney General f.crcpon.
with reference 20 The assocnuou of his with the
peudina trials in ST. LoGis. His object So 10 cndciyor a.
have an opp0r.rnitv given him 10 Doe heard before thr
Grand Jury or iu 10 confront the charge that
h.yo been made aspin-t him. Hn appealed TO Jud9
prrrcpouf Tie rcpre-ntatiV Of tie prosecution Dr.
these fl~e- % cOusuumatc such plan. The Attorney
General la4 referred fhc subject of %. BabcOcEt IC
quest hy telegraph. 90 tAe Untcd states D5trctAtur-
new 40 Louis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-03

The above seems 10 refer ~ certain documents pub
shed In the papers named with reference to the whisky
fraud trials 1t Milwaukee IL will be remembered that
the Rndskopf ease, which attracted great deal Of
attention last year. was long in being brought to trial
The Ch10go Tribune and Ctcag0 Journal allege that the
documents referred explain the reason OF this One Is
a letter Of Revenue supervisor Mum, dated Nov %.
1S74 TO Commissioner Douglas. Mum reports NJ u Is
alleged falsely that Rogers the principal witness in The
Rind,kopf ease, is insane and says:
Willie in Milwaukee Friday LASS mad an Interview with
senator Carpenter II was hi- understanding ana mine
chat the Eiuds{OUh ease. continued 40 the Id crosse
Court would Dee tried next June at Madison, hut TIE
judge has called a special term for December
think on the whole 70 VII Toe all round ~ let tht
trial oil these cases postponed until the regular term
IN june and respectfully recommend that yo 80 Ulgcl
tue United states D.strict-Au 0T'y al Mluson. Re
spectfrly, ID. ". MUM. supervisor
The following extract u given from letter Of Commits
sioner D0ug glass ~ Disict-AtjOrney Mckinney Dee D.
ls74 q few days before tho called
At the request Of senator Carpcnteg. here You
hcg-bv directed TO continue tine RndSk0pt cases unit
next June term.
II will be remembered that RndskOpf- went 20
lia however ana disclosures made in 1t that ndi-
Gated the completely Moeler then gauger ana Weis-
sert then the Chief Deputy Collector.
Another letter from Mann also published dated sept
T. 1874. containing the expression While III hllwaL-
kce recently had interview with Senator Carpenter
who says he saw you relative 20 the Rndskopf case
This letter also suggested rostponement
The two Chicago papers that publish these extracts do
not stop at their publication simply hut aeEc that The
extracts convict X-eatOr Carpenter with the Whisky
Ring.
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THE STATE or TRADE.

PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET
PROVIDENCE. r. L. Dec Printing Cloths steady
al last quotations
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HETUHN or WITNESSES IN TIE ST. LOUIS CASE
WASHINGTON, Dee. p EX-C0mmis-iontI
Douglass, Col L. r. Lutley. Private Secretary 80 Tie
President and other gentlemen who have Yeen IN st.
Louis for Use past week as witnesses the wb y frauds
c1.cs rc.liucd hcr. to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-03
GIN. DABcocK DEMANDS coCRT OF INQUIRY.

GIN. EABlDCk DEMANDS A COZ ft or iNt1t iki
WASHINGTON, Dec 2.-GeD. BaEoock to-day
addressed the following letter 10 the President:
WASHINGTON. D. T.. Dec. > 1s-5.
SIR: On the 29h uij, 10 tie trid OF ". o. Avery hc
fore the United States Court ~ 81, LOUIS, No. one of tt
prosecuting attorneys the Hon a. IT, Henderson. intro
duccd certain tclo alleged to nave been sent by
10 Mcsrs Mcdonald Joyce recently convicted NJ com
plcty In he whrEy frauds. and Is repeated IN IN
st. louis GioJe- Democrat having used ne iuilowin
language. Here follow. the Language ~ Mr. HendcI-
son % effect that he intended % prove that Gen
Babcock war i'm tle Rirg Upon being informed of th.-
charge trlegTaphcd 10 u. T. Dyer Eied states DE-
fle lOrutY. al Louis ON t6 iuih Mt. as follows
Il an absolutely innocent AID every telegram which
M appear perfectly innocent e mon rnt ,an bc hear
demand hearing before Che Court Wien can TESTIFY r.
and received ulOn the Same day the following tole-
gram:
The evidence .n hc Avcrv IS closed The case n
0f conspiracy l- r iHr tho l'iH ~ Ir
rtmyer. DAVID p'Er. lrsfrft Attorney.
lut 0up1TtIMify o. answer tho charges contained r
tho above speech has been thns denied m
and bong lcIt without opportunity to
yud.ca,e m,scN 1 respectfully demand
court of inquiry and rrgHrt th., an irmediatc invest
CATION hc ordered 1 am. 5ir very respectfully, your
obeIOut servant,
o. l.. B,EcocE Colonel Of Engineers, e. ;. \.
The President