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God In Two Languages. whilo hc co,iil only 70
ono. ito lad hcnn tlocpiy Interested in tl'r A.t-
dress Of Mr.. Williams, and fully a,ibfcElpco 10
tho three points ma1a IN IL" aaarehd II s,rris an ~
"Columbtis. md chicago" Each Of shose
points ho iniorsed. lie knew pr; Harris, and
extended 10 him cordial ~ Tolcolno. vmne
liz had GSs" ion,,ci TO- Columbus i,3o saa knnS md
"~chlcago" ~ WI w@s tho place above a,l oti,sra whore
Cliriettnn ministers wore needed, There vas no
city whero thoto was more wlckodnoes tlnn In
Chicago no field requiring moro earnest, thtsntstt
effort, and yet there 'Vas NO city whatS there w. w."
Harris fot he wnB an older minister tl,an himself.
had preached longer than hitnself. anil T. was
moro fitting that Brother Harris al.oHii nnaFEo
him. lie would, thercforo, direct hs cha,ls m ~
the compensation. Tho ius''At1"' ,I ~ Isu hores
n,ntua. eo-opora.ton % N Tho work. th',reh . work
waa not 10 bo carried o by the 11'i'laIes aloMo.
Thcy could not seryo Tho Lord ~ rroxy. -, " ~
Dew could not reciino in case. aud pcrsa;'n 60 :"
s}oen leaving 10 tho pulrit Tho task OF holfl!k
Gods work. What was done III chnrel, wah i
not coro ny ono nan t Or t"o & uas M " ,,ors srs
for tho preacher than lIo hAA for tl'cn3 Not =,
ill., rio safno glavo responsibility 1ehnd o'' all.
It mas tho powrr OF tho Lusa Jesi'a thr'Ht "nrs
ing in tho lontts Of men hn'l wnn'rh ~ that
| was nrodca--not 1ucrrly preaching, y. ltioy
rloutl bo responsive to their preacher. Wl'oshef
ntuther Harris should rreach good aostf,onn t"
thrm tIorondetl greatly OIL themselves iho
preacher could toll whether lla WAS alssaea III
tho aims Of PRAYER aud Christian sympathy. a''d
tint n,ado gouA sermon. Ihc consciousness
that his people have bcen praying for lllt', ~as
moro Inspiring to preacher than tho Ereatrse
possible amount OF study and preparation. hna
then agsin when their preacher provided ~ good
thoy would unt!c,xtnn.l, bnt m expression OF tho
responsive fcoiinEn of thor henlt. In PASTORAL
calls thor nnstcrnl.uul1 be mot tsympA'o,etically
They should lot their religious ifo appear, II
they should STINT themselves llp like CLAIMS they
sllt,aId not wonder IL their pastor should sho"
Rigns OF faintness. lfo prayed that sl'a work
might prosper abnndnntly, and grace, mercy.
aud pcace 10 in pnstor und leoplo to.esher. Ths
installation having hoon hnA,oa tao Tex st,, Mr.. a
dress 10 Welsh. lilo admonisEcd tic reonEe III
his charge 10 bo punctuai iii attenlat.co, meyer to
rrly on otl,ora to do what thoy cot'l ao them"
| solves, aud to 10 zcaleuB in Eooa works Ihc
cxerciacB c1oprd with tho bonodiction by tho HoE.
ur. Thompson.
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TIE WESTERN STAR s1ETAL COMPANY.
8. Grafton Wilkins, who represents himsolf to
In n atocAhn1tor III the Westorn stnr Meta!
- ,h,s o,,- ,tIo1 hi, a.,urd,v r., ,1o
no1upaA5 ~ .u'e ''la D :" ~"
Superior Coust' against tae COMPANY ana h'hoa
T. Wright, its President, In which BoMe very
scyeEo chargca are u,Rds againpt Wright, Cunl-
n,.,nsnt utate, tl,,t TIN co,nnanv VIVA oroanixod
f. on" 49, ..a"sr.1 ,a,s ,.,.n ...,;.., ~
III ioo1 uh4es sho soae'"' i'"' ""H e"p''s. VI
e300,000. for tho purposo Of manufacturing
sof nwnn s24. 800 Of ntock. Tn TO tho latter
.,n,t -, 1a7; ,l'o h,uirs.u TO-. urrv ,ro.ua,onu
pAi' '. Aot1 wv 1''ss' ,, ""e 49, T.''Fe
bnt III Decemoef OF taRs year caa'go
WEE maao IN tho management. and
T., r.. Wrlgh. waa elected preBldont,
md In. ovar niuco occ,aiet tb.t nfYIeo. Uu,]er
~ .Ss ~, ..," t,,a .Tsi,. ~ ,1,o
nlo cafe tno o!p'a'''a' n13' tu' A'iH'' - w
Company havo boon gtoas!y mthmhnaHcd' Its
buaiuoss and aalea llavo steadily decreased, aud
n I.s cc.aed IN pav snY diy,end. Thu fo1low-
~ ~. ~ ~ -. .s,;,,i. ~ ~. a,l,s.
~ !nb 10 T." '~"'o'' - sA' s"A1e' .,o,ano, >.
* -,
''''+'''"'* "a :ss 4,
r...t.,...',,,:' .h. s"...s. J.. i1n""
Not"'1hstnn,.s snp % %aoo1oaso tia nasi'oss' i.s
"r1HAt, Watnoul !esal hutnos'y, anIa lec"nS !n
ctoased l's na'ary from s3,u " TO sa,oov, ~
Also, ~ dlfGst eonsfasgn.a u .nu "a ~ ~
, 1875-08-02
CRIMINAL.

Horny Brown. Of No. 7s kfnzso Broat, IT.
h.d hson ontorc, hr n t1,iof nud :,53 au.l h mir
.'ea 20 0a.. oa '..,., T.,
OF penta'oons s'o'e"' .,...,
A houso Of ill-fano on Randolph street. bo-
tween Union and Halstod, kept by onc Molly
MOTIFS "as 'A1ae" ,'s'u., 's.a3 m j., t,o s,sn;.
iour "on'e'l as1os'eo "''o 'osAs" W ~ ~1'S 0'1'
son Street Station.
JoI,u Murphy is o youth Of II years. and likes
.r.I, H., T., u,o,,x ,t,or ,oo,,,o.s nowp.
'Eo"ta ~ "o, N"-t ~ s.os'o "so. w.,
papers from 1helf ueots'epH anu se's 'Ae'i'. ies'
terday taoFnug ho waa observed bS ono Of I''ll'-
ctto,l's policemen to follow one Of TnE TnlnuSE
,,-r,ora on Micb;rnn nyoune md stca, tho rapcrs
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lota!s
To explain the nnrsuat large annual appropra-
ton ly lhin hoard, lie says that tho booSa lnye
hoen carefully written up during thu past your,
ll,d 1t has boon found that tho town III lr1cbe to
thoBpoclal assessment fund for sidewalk 1nrroyo-
men.B s*6, .02, md for BIfeet improvements,
*9tnol.5o. As the AhsasSMents haye been lpado
III 1871. lk72, and 1878 Md tho moneys collected,
'pat the improvements W1r0 nut mnte-tlle
1noney being diverted to other purpusea-
sha the town must NOW either male
money, AEniE, tl,erc aro town warrants
outstanding to Inc amount OF e10, 0343J, all
drawing ~ per cent interest. and all issed prior
TO 1874. bome 10 saYa, are HI far back AZ lKJ9,
aud lave boon {Eanl time to tltna renewed The
i!0llGs8 want l4alf 1nOnuy knd M1st h4yo it,
either by new loanA or by sufficient tArattou,
1Ae board not believing this Inotl,od = very
sound one. nor prutisatEe. haya therefore, ieyicl
for their payment thu following SHLtd)u for lie
special assessments aud IT., tN0 for thu pnytpeut
Of tho outstanding warrAnls.
Tie 1raHout total indebtedness vt tue town Le
cites ~ folloHSs
Water bopts issued under ttydo lirh con.
csttus.tes oi inisbtodnsss i4.e.i ior watrt
iils stEnslx unalBr litqurlll*urg..... H3.u0lcu
Wuser touda lssntA under At4uclntDurg
etht!act+.'. usU0.CG
Claimed r. contractor now In litigation. aud
1udente+uess to &rolsl fund.-. 1tlGJtr1
Outstanding town wsErantsn............,. l9Gs4,3J
Total. ..f5,l, 737 II
lilo tuinka the tAxes Of 1874 will bo Auilieiun.
10 pay Hle cnElsut expuusaa for tho yest aud tn.
Intesdst On bouls. without additional Indebted.
nAeA
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SUBURBAN.
1AAltE.

Tho Town-Attornoy, AIt. 4. II. Veedet, md
tho Town-EnEiheer. WatcE-Supcrntendcut, osc.,
Mr.. Jacob 7, "Correct " Foater. comnancedyeH-
torlav their second years. services. Tho board
Nnvo resolved, probably for hia services at the
last election, lllnt Mr. a. II. Teoder aaall be tho
Town-Atsornoy for another year commencing
Aug. i, 1875, and ending Aug. /, 1876, Ut aaalary
Of $3.50 per aunutnp, tho Same to incltldo scr
vices IN the s,upsomo Court, anu to DO in full for
ali balance Of account ho may have ugaillst tho
town to Aug. l. 1875.
I,y another resolution "Cosrcck" Foatcr wAs
also employed for tho same yenr ut 81, 800 ycar
III Town-Engineos. the Board at Tho earna time
desiring it to 10 undcfntuosl that tue town is
ttlctt to lis ehtifo services. md tllat he III to
porform whatever lutien 1nay bo required Ut lin
whether strictly pertaining to tho Office or not.
Ttv lamp-peBsB which aro TO be f,1ruiah0a to
The town, with gas FREQ Of cost, by tho Town Of
Lake tiAH and Coko Cum my, will DO situated
as follows. Ono at tho northwest cornor ot
state aud Forty-Ih!rd atreDt; one at tho SOUTH
woHt cosuer Of Forty-thfEd and SlarHhall atscess;
QUO ut tho northwest cGEHcr OF Wentworth
avenue md Forty-beycnth street; ono ut tho
nortl, corner Of bisty-tti aud WhIlacs streets; +;
and ono on Wentworth ayo1lio. midway hotWern
Hixty.tIird and hlxty.fourth strocts. Tho idea
OF placing tl,oso latl!,s lu tho placea designated
IL caueiug considerable discusslou, aid tho peo-
nio arc naturally in4MrinE wlethor they wore
for tho town or for the benefit Of \ few Of tho
of,iccholers of tho town. Tho Trustees Will
probably lind sosuo difficulty III explaining tho
why and w|efofnro OF illIa Strange proceeding.
Yhp Treasurer OF tho town. Dir, a. H. Condit,
submits the following report Ut the towns ti1au.
cial conditlons
Naiaucs hAul JnnO i.......... ......,, 04e7
Amounts received frDm rent Of aown-tall,.,. E.rO
Amounts rocelyo4t from County Treasurer. 350tu0
Aos Aao's rsseise .ss ffoa Ttsi 1s: :i rsf. 4't'
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Special Diandteh to 1he Cs:rano Tribune.
BLOOMINGTON, Aug. LIN tile case Of JcHso
Yont, OF Iudiana VI. tho Frcedman's Aid Hoct-
city, tue same "a. tho II. E. Church. aud the
Hatno ". the OrphanB' liomo Judge Upton has
rendered T. deciaon setting tho ortlsr uslde to ro-
move the cascH to tho Federal Courts, md hah
eiyon lGcialon for couiplainalltH. Sub was
brought to ret aside Tho will Of Stephen 0rilflth
dccenued, Of Indiana, who Ind decided oil hiH
worlly goods to tho Almighty.
, 1875-08-02
PRESBYTERIAN INSTALLATION.
TUE AEy. MI. MAnR1s IAnk rAaruu uR II


Tho Rev. D. Jlug1lB, late OF Columbus, o., uaa
Installed u pastor Of the Welsh Presbyterian
Church. roruer Monroe aad Saugaoson, ycstcr~
day afternoon. The mlntstefB officiating were
tho Her. al. Williams, OF this city tho Rev. W.
Hughes. OF haclne; aud pr. Z. Il. Thong sou,
Of tha Fiji Presbyterian Church. Tbs Neys.
Meshu. Williams and Hughes both delivered
shck addresses III Welsh. tho lley. Mr. Hs,-
rls Responding Ia ths sauo language,
". Thompson wAs thea called upou,
No eaid hs cafno to e1teud to lLsu tho greotiusa
OF tho other Presbyterian Churches IN tiel1 nav
departure, and lid them GOD speed They bad
H. adraatasa Of him IN thAt shsy could SEals4
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Wo191H191aabU :
will stop usiug ccAmecs, xnl cosF hes compilation
will, Da'ioy'S Magical Fssn E1tEsoor Afews1plca-
,.ous Will mako tbs skin pure and whlts. ~ censs.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-14
pAPAL ALLEGIANCE.

REPLY OF THE REV JOHN H. NEWMAN TO Mr.. GLAD
STONES EXPOSTULATI0N-NO INCONSISTENCY IN
BEING A GOOD CATHOLIC AND GOOD ENGLISH
MAN-wHEN CATHOLICS WOULD BE JUSTIFIED
IN RESISTING THE LAW.
LONDON, Wednesday, Jan. 49, 1878.
The Rev. John II. Newman, the eminent
Catholic DIVINE has written pamphlet OF ten chapters,
addressed TO the Duke of Norfolk in reply to Mr. Glad
stones famous expostulatlon n the Vatican DEGREES
and civil allegiance. He declares Gladstone =
aspersions Of English Catholics undeserved, his tone
unchsritable AMI his conclusions untrustwOrthy The
Sehoa TheOlogg alone competent to determine papal
and synodaI utterances. 1t must be confessed he
continues, that some among US in past years nave
stretched truths until they were near swapping anu
have done their Dest TO set house fire, leaving
others 20 extingulsh flames see no inconsistency
in being a good Catholic and good Eugishman"
He then draws the distinction between spirit
uaI and secular allegiance. "Ir" he says "Parlia-
ment should pass an compelling Catholics TO attend
PROTESTANT service once a week, and the Pope should
forbid them would obey the Pope. not the law. II
were soldier sailor and the Pope bid all Catholics
leave the army and navy. would disObey him In time
Of war; The Reverend Father, IN conclusion. says In
falJility is declared q matter OF faith IN thought
merely not ID actions There ID only one oracle OF God
tho Holy Church with the Pope as Head
New-York tribune., 1875-01-14

forth In their statement the guilty parties win DO
punished to the full extent Of the law provided
in what is known the Ku-Klux act. enacted
during the administration of Gov Clayton for the
suppression of Ku-Klux In addition TO this the
Governor win tomorrow send special message to
the Legislature calling attention to this matter and
urging the passage Of more stringent laws IL the
present statutes found TO be inadequate, In order
that every citizen may have the utmost security
without fear of molestation of any kind.
The following dispatch was sent tO the President
to-night
II there is White League or any kindred ASSOCIATION
IN this state do not know ~ and have asked for those
who assert 1t to be brought beors the Grand Jury OF
this county, now in session. the faot pedging
all the power OF tins Governmen 10 break up and
to punish those that belong them aud will call upon
the Legislature. sitting to pass the most stringent
laws 10 THIS end All GARLAND,
Governor of Arkansas.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-14
THE NEW-oRLEANS OUTRAGE
Confined from First rage.

cIemency toward the South. and also against the
United States Government. Being challenged by
Mr. Gordon either to make good his assertion
or withdraw 1t, he. with bombastic
air and hs chest inflated. replied that he was
not in the habit of Withdrawing" Being Informed
by his ilustrious mentor. Mr. Conkling that he
did not mean the Federal Government. be seized
upon this fiimsy evasion to save himself ana
explained that he meant the Republican Govern-
meut, Of course. thus proposing the astounding
doctrine that criticism of the BepuDh-
can party is high crime and misde-
meanor. Continuing his personal attacks. he
then fell upon Senator Bayard, and proceeded to
disseot his reference TO Sheridan as beng unfit 10
breathe the free air of o Republic" Mr.. Bayard.
after listening quietly 10 his attack, was at last
compelled to inform him that he was protected by
law in hrs right to comment upon any officer. and
should be guided only by his own conscience
and repeated his assertion. saying that if Gen. Sber-
dan put his doctrines in force he would be left TO
breathe the flee air alone as the rest of us would be
only slaves of his will. The Senate finally
becoming stated with the kind OF oratory
to which Gen. Logan treated for three
hours proposed to divide the dose, taking the hnai
portion tomorrow. Attracted by the noise quite o
crowd had been drawn into the galleries. but 1t was
noticeable that the Foreign Diplomatic Representa-
tives retired at early hour, evidently not admir-
ing thus specimen of American statesmanshIp.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-14
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.
BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS INTRoDUCED.


SENATE. ALBANY. Jan. 13, 1878.
Mr.. KING (Rep.) presented a petition OF the
Chamber OF Commerce accompanied by bin relative
70 tho Court Of Arbitration of the Chamber OF Commerce
BILLS INTRODUCED.
BY Mr. MCGOWAN (Rep)-To amend the charter Of the
Farm Building Fire Insurance Company.
By Mr. KING Rep)-FOr the Incorporation OF villages.
By Mr. BOOTH Rep.)-TO amend the laws relative to
the regulations Of the Port OF Hew-York.
ByMr LAESIHG Dem ITO amend the laws relative 10
the discharge VI mOrtgages als0 10 amend The Laws
relative TO the estates OF debtors.
By Mr.. SELKREG CRep.l-TO authorize the Utica,
Ythaos aud Emira Railroad Company 10 extend their
track also relative 10 the Supreme Court Library at
BlngbamtOn.
iDgs OF the Buffalo Common Council
RESOLUTIONS.
By Mr. WOOD Rep.)-DirectIDg the Committee on
tho Judiciary to inquire what further legislation is
essary TO complete Of the statutes, and 70
report by bill. Carried
Immediately after the reading Of the Journal Mr.
WoODm offered q resolution for the appointment OF q
COMMITTEE composed OF three Senators and nve
Assemblymen, whom shall be referred all matters OF
genera Iegisation which was tabled
The Senate then adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-14
THE WEATHER.
GOVERNMENT REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
'rrcE OF TIE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFfcse'

GOVERNMENT REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT
OFFICE OF rHE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFfcsR, I
wA,ursGros D. c.. Thursday Jan. IA 1871 .. "A.
svuopsis for the past tpenIv-four hours
The low barometer, which on Tuesday night
was over Illinois aud Indiana, has moved northeast
cloudy weather. raIn or sieet ana rising temper
ature in the lake region, Middle States and New-En
gland. | ,-.. ..ru...,5 ,,,- ,.r,,o-.
tre westerly northery Winds and clear or clearing
weather are now prevailing from the northwest, lake
region and the Middle states. southwark, over the
TSe Misslsslopi River at st. Lonis vcksburg and
NewOrleans mas continued slowly rising but at Cairo
and Memphis falling The Cumberland aud the ONO at
Cncluuati and Louisville continued falling.
Proodbliittes.
Dnrne Thursday In the South Atlantic and Gulf states
and high barometer falling ana low tempera
sure north-west TO northeast winds, partly cloudy
waather and occasional coast rains will prevail
In tne ONO Valley and porthward over the upper
lake region, high barometer, falling and low temper
ature north and southwest winds, and generally
clear weather.
FJr the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri Valleys
and the Northwest high but falling barometer low Dut
rising temperature variable Winds possibly shifting 10
easterly or southery, and clear or partly cloudy
For he Middle States and locer lake regions rising
baroueer decided 11I in he temperature, brisk and
occasionally hiOh north 10 rest rtnds and clear vedther
ercsDt occasional lgh the latter nhIch e0nd19s0n
so,lI gradually eriend eaSltcard Orer Ner- -EngGnd
The ONO River at Ptts0urg. and the Cum Derland at
Nashville will commence rising
New-York tribune., 1875-01-14
TIE YEw.JERsEY LEGISLATURE.
ApIOURNMHNT OF BOTH HOUSES TIL MONDAY
PROPOSED JUDICIAL CHANGEs--THE SENATORIAL

ADJOURNMENT OF BOTH HOUSES TILL MONDAY
PROPOSED JUDICIAL CHANGEs-THE SENATORIAL
CONTEST.
rrgox REGULAR CORRESPONDENT or THE TRIBUSE.l
TRENTON. Jan 13.-After little routine busl-
ness and the introduction OF some small bills both
Houses adjourned 10 next Monday evening.
bill has been introduced in the Assembly by Mt.
McGin providing that the Supreme Court OF the state
shall consist OF the ChefJustce and seven assistant
,ust1ces that there be created additional dis
tr1c+ and that the With District shall be composed OF
Bergep Passac, and Union and the County OF Hudson
shall compose the With District There are now four
Democrats and three Republicans the Supreme Court
bepch 1t Is believed that Republican Senate would
not confirm an additional Democratic judge, and, as
Gov Parker does wish TO come to the eastern part
Of the state to HI OF the circuits that may be
created il is said that the hil will be changed SO 40 TO
create districts for two additional Judges.
bill has offered in the House rO reduce the num-
ber OF freehOders Hudson County from 81 u 3 and
giving each member salary OF $3.50 year. the director
10 have 800 additional.
II Is whispered about that there will be a caucus on
the senatorial question next Tuesday evening. Mem
hers very retcent choice and there
LITTLE doubt that OF then expect 20 make money IN
the contest; II Is not very probable that they Will
There Ia genera complaint and much dissatisfaction eX
pressed regarding the iDSompetency IN the organization
of the Assembly G0 snch OrgaD cation mas taken
pace II f. said since 1850. II 10 believed that Ce SEES
sion will be much retarded ON this account.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-14
MUNICIPAL NOTES.

The Board of Estimate and Apportionment
will meet al II O'Clock to-day In the Mayors Office
Heretofore IL in the Controllers Office bat the
Mayor proposes that all Boards of which he a mem
shall hereafter meet IN his Office
1t is understood that Corporation Counsel
Smith will have his 70 the charges against him
ready to submit to the Mayor on Monday.
The crowd of place-seekers who have be-
sged the Chief Magistrate OF the city since ms
son 70 Office nave gradually decreased, and he will
prelabiy have an opportunity 10 moro attention
nbiic nsiuegs by hcng relieved or their impOrinni-
90 Iudspo i:ion 0Ollged the Mayor " leave has oice
10. his hoIas at noon yesterday
New-York tribune., 1875-01-14
AN EMBEzzLER's SUICIDE.

Jaw f. Moore, a boOkkeeper at the Hotel
ROYAL on the corner Of Fortieth-s and sixthave was
arrested at late hour last evening on a
warrant Issued by Justice Kasmlre OF the
second DISTRICT Court, q charge Of embezzlemcnt
The proprietOrs OF the hotel have been missing
money at various times for the last twoOr three months
until the amounted TO several thousand dollars and
they received evidence yesterday which left doubt
in their minds that Moore was the guilty
person. They thereupon took out the warrant which
officer Weber OF Second District Court presented to
Moore at about 10 o'clock last night while he was
still at his duties behind tho desk, and
while several persons sitting about the
hallway Moore was greatly sgitated when the war
rant was shown him. the intmation OF the officer
that he must go to the statiODhouse in Thiruethst
10 be locked up for tho night, lie asked
20 be permitted 10 put on his oVerc0at, and
for that purpose retired toward closet IN
the rear OF the desk As he reached the door, no drew
small Smith & WessOn pistol from the pocket OF his
overcoat, which hanging up outside the closet.
placed his left and fred The ball en-
tered head and he fell heavily TO the hoor The loun-
gers in the hall gathered about him and tried
TO render him assistance. but 1t was seen that
although he still was living, the shot was sure to
prove fatal. The propretors appeared and ex-
pressed the utmost sorrow that he should have
been driven TO such an extremity. An ambu-
lance was summoned and the surgeon on probing the
wound said that the ball had lodged 10 the
brain and that the wound certainly fatal. The
unfortunate man was conveyed to Bellevue Hospital
Moore was young man, 81 years OF age married. and
lived with his family st No. 81 Mortonst, In apparently
easy circumstances His character had been good up to
the present time and he had been fully trusted by his
employers up few weeks ago. when they first dis
covered that systematic embezzement Of their funds
New-York tribune., 1875-01-14
FOREIGN NEWS.
SPANS EMBARRASSMENT:

SPANS EMBARRAssMENTs.
GERMAN DEMAND FOR sATIsPACTToN-DErEAT or
CARLIsrs IN BARCELONA AND NAvARRE-MrII-
TARY oRDERs nE-EsTABLIsHED.
BERLIN, Wednesday, Jan. 13 1875.
The ProrinSial Correspondents says the German
Government has taken preliminary steps to insure
satisfaction to the German tag and indemnity for
the owners OF the German vessel Gustav, which was
fred upon while in distress aud afterward plum
dered by the Carlists.
HESDAYE. Wednesday. Jan. I3 1873.
Don Carlos has gone TO Durango to hold a council
of war.
The Carst cavalry on Sunday approached with
In three miles of Valencia.
The reception of Alfonso at Valencia was less en-
thusiastic than it was at Barcelona.
MADRID, Wednesday. Jan. Is. 1875.
The Minister of War has received dispatches
announcing that several bands Of Cariists have
been badly defeated by the National troops in the
departments of Barcelona and Navarro.
Several military orders. including those OF 81
Jago Calatrava and Alcantara, have been re-
established.
The priest Alcalon. Carlist leader, has been
brought to this city prisoner.
PARIS. Wednesday, Jan. I3. 1875.
Senior sagasta has declined the Spanish Embas-
sadorship at Paris
The Madrid GOVernmehV has inlOiinou "oi"""'
that complete satisfaction will be given for the out
rage on the Gustav Immediately upon the
receipt of full dispatches from its rep
resentative at Berlin. 1t is thought in
Berlin that speedy reparation will be made, because
il is Of great interest the Spanish Government to
deprive the opposition of the opportunity to attack
it, which foreign reprisals on the Carlists would
afford.
The truth of yesterdays disquieting reports from
Spain is denied. The rmOrs were set ON foot by the
Carists.
The Duke Of Parma denies that either the Counts
Caserta and Bari or himself are about to abandon
the cause of Don Carlos.
L Union states that Marshal Serrane has arrived IN
Paris