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Eft sntillytAneS Observation-Disclosures
plus dun hommc illustre,lpossAd6trois
Ais'csesta,aRA hitti iiodi.s, d'Orishees ct de
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L. Gallssss : %. On !, vii leu !. 5a,,d harmo.
aissi5 = socisttspAsasasoaiq*ssd e st.
Jeclps0a 81 Fanfare, ct les citoyens de
coaleur musicieas-nas, ont ~egalement
le,r coynst hand, En- ayant les m,,s;ques!
NNoas,s s'f avon Il que I,arrt l'AImmplhiiaoan, dor
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p 81 I asea honorable a u , iinails lie, cclle,
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fasctemhhhairllddeea annaf iii t3 aux a ls, i
t91sars, irtemndp,iloi. dia Blood Fertilizer. IA?
S1ss1,s,Ils, F16ptsa!JjaattsIsytia at leS Mese1acsbf,les
H1f!fe}hiiieirs Ut des miepfifleutrs, c,oanside rent
Ha,s,taisaswH Ell question CONNIE sonve.
rairtefnsfndt lpsrre,csiieutixt pour la Louisiana.
Nous Rieni parlons. plus que pour forme,
ayafits dtjf pfasieeur4 fiois entretenn nos
Mcetedsrs s,,r Is sujat. La question est
.jtete, lessI hhsfts soht' IA, mille preuvves to-
~nsoaggAeAt, le ldoctear Ferrier, notre 60
f~arotssien ,donae &es cllifiies concluants
et'Hd'on ne peutt Mettre en- doute. Que
f6utsM' ds,psusasN Nous men sommes Plus
adj siAcle ~ an temps dies ro~utinicrs,.
losssue 'lsa vTeux b. Franklin await
t0atesl Res peiies du monde 4 rrouver
SH1 raysaasid 'alcrs tu'il fallait chcnler
le'ble.f 1 Al reste,, -essayer cohte 81 ppeeu. "
-A9{fafj ~ 4eys3e. aI4sE9 8taNEe Ny&E tft4StayFVg
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part est lie seul connu ct rratiqut. De
misere, point. Aussi rexcellent cure Du-
bourg peut sc dire heureuX au nilieu
d'heureux ct braves paroissiens.
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AJOUTEZ A TOUT CELIA IN
MAGNIFIQUE STOCK de SEL1,Es
ct BRIDES, ct vous n'aurez encore
qu'une fable idee de &c que nous
rvs. pouvons. ofrir au public.
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-Dde46, d Edge de 8 mois ct Q iouys,
Ie readreai 26 spsars, Samuel Alfred. Plai,
sancef .fk TAlfied plaisance ct do Sa-
rah Bingay.e ~ ~
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vACCIE

IN. R docteur Ttasfour arevtit Ter ne.
res ct les mSres Dc. tamille 4n'n a m1risaen-
tement, etd lear diixposition,,du r,accin tjais
ct etCeLkeHt. -Nt g -
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DR.. II. 1rNsIOMr

n HOMEOPATHIsT AND SURGEON.
OFFICE at Nj, G. g. Mnlmnd"n's
place. C"''egr Point, 81. James Parish.
REFERENCES .-Dr.. Holcomb~ nnd Ri.
den. NV Orienns., - a
Dr.E. Guernsey. New York. n,nnu,h17.75
Dr. y. Traslowr,.
:. HOMEOPATHIC ET CHIRURGIEN.
bl 20 r .,'nss.,A 9, q, MnI.s-.
q don. P'''"'. y" C.a'ts4. s. J%,yntA !
RE1ERzxcEs.-Dr Holcomus Fl Ri
den. N"uv-l e-O,lea,k |, ".' "H i' F
Dr. E. Qustnsey.N New York, smass75,
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C"mp"g"is d'A~smrnmce
MuimeI du San.
CAPITAL PAVE. 6sO0 mn
JAMES IDAY. President,
HORACE CARPENTER, Secr6taire.

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JAMES IDAY. President.
HORACE CARPENTER, Secr6taire.
-D1RECTEUKs POUR 1874
J"o. q. Gaines. JAS. I. Day,
Ed. Hart, Geo. JOINS,
Hrn,y Re.shaw. Emory C.npp. ~
HIGH Wilson, u. NJ. B.yiy,
3. B'>,oe. J"mcs Byrnr-,
/. N. Marks, j. l.. Hal ria,
CI'".. M"rrtm,y. lhons, U. levy,
". I. Seymour. w. Is. chmidt,
Richard Flower, l.. Aliens,
J. Weiss. Il. I. T"rian,
T. W. Taylor, Scott MrG.Aee,
j. q. Morris, isaac l.. Hvus.
Cettc nnriehne ct excellente Cohn. !
rng"it ssn+e de- l~n'Iir~a ac,sntrs iin-i
cehlir, Ies ~''ss"e- de- r,v,eres 1t lie
m"i, aux conditions les plus favora-
h'"-, Ellie reggie to"tas l-s ~,,ert-s nnx
condition. les plus tiIsra,-s 1t les
iale prn,nptttnent 4 sees hnrrnux, No,
81 Il" Ia f"e du Camp, coin CONNER
c'nl Ali.y.
L. +. DcIa"ney. Agent general
pom Ia Lou,s,m,u.
J. Games. Agent ponr les paroisses
du feuve. M
Bureau charlottesville.
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pA~rUsssien ,dOnlse Aes clliflies concluant
et'Hd'on ne peut METRE en- donte. Gu,
mntibdsirausafN Nous men sommes PIN!
adj sAcle 81 an temps dies ~routinicrs
lossfuo 'lesi vfenx B. Franklin avail
toaatesl ess peihes du monde 4 rrouve'
As1 paysafsid 'alors quill fallait chaale,
lesble.t iAa reste,,; essayer cohte 81 petu. }
n-+D(ualdsonviliae st tonjours debont
etfesiv fen1 amisl dn LDwisianoix ont Ter
m6messentiments ct Ia meme biellveil
hnee A'son Andloit. n erci. C'sst reel
psoque,crOyeksle. Et Eon snit, n'ent ,4
plaise aux atrabilailcs de Ia politique,
qae nas amis ne se connaissent pas d Ia
c6dlsurs de IL tteEa, mails 4 rhdlmrabilit6..
N6tl0t clectissne "a r,s dc couleuur. IICe
quiiestsbOnsest Lon, VOLTA font.sa'n ad9i'
-rEt nots'vOns tGIunsfsans homie, toni
liant, seloniDtre labitsrte, CONNIE ehose
fbrs rsstasssse,quen mons atons en h plai.
Dir ~ faifelacoinaiksanc ilu stenate,tr
Pferresh anAry. NE cTiezf pas, sill vious'
pasit. Mons nj sollicitions loint. Cest
u M netiers1ss mons ne commissions
passet aons ne sosrtAes nj d'age nj dlt,l-
Hsur a'coufberle eeaon eta baissere Ia
tesee Nossass lnettrions point notre in.
Observation-Disclosures dsan eiiaftreur
- 1Asspg6sdents ,Etivdusle savez bien.
HstG RtersetL andry,a Iioiisiauais, EFT
le senateurade notre iparoisse, ct nous
PAsons rFi<, CONNIE tel,de ne pas oublser
gus nOtte paroisse await 6t9 harrille.
ment maltrait6e Spertlant six ans,qu'elle
naSvait fait que itosaher DIES mains de
Ssylta.buee aux critics de Charybtle-
Hnsaker, que les 0ouverneurs ne nous
ssaient jamais ihfige que DIES cala,ni-
ties, que celia devait changer, que nous
comptions sur IN bonne volonte ct Fac
esmplisaAnSeAssle 1ses ievoirs, que nous
Asuifons feoomiaitre1ses services, ct que
ndlae fausae lisnte ne nous em~rt,:herait.j
ssftait'bien,d d. dire: Pierre, c'est bien.i
-sE4s oss av6ns paTie s~5srme.af 7f5i.i
5aCGiea maiHtenant;si yoas vouJez.
-is2sbusssvOnsreueegsae,hea h. iAaisir
de saz5eHla iiiain In rsofesseis Keating,
notIssassisn eospaEoissieR.ssk. Heating
observation-disclosures dune Institu-
ton tres flscissante. n lie ns6fite: Intel.
le6nee, ezp6rieHoe,savoir ct honorable
q, teles4 th0mme.s sateitai24 -si sa,
LIE vieux dsctears Pierre, est touiours
Aisoas,rqstel m6dectn idevou6 ct expert
mast65sRaiii Lefavre, hoanme d'esprit
= Vunsas oeuz squi ont jadis porte le
sieuxsllvspesstde,lA Ascension ne vieilit
Fds}s lsfbrive,Fers Ii'a rien perdu de
sdniestrail,de saifraaschise.et de ga SER
aiabiait6 ;iresceibent Gondran, lie doyen
aansconmergants, ., toujorrs la meme
afAhilits ,..E Eft beancoup d'autres. MATS
astnsjsei Biaaztn n'etais plus ID. asa
.ttDtspaarqnOiidesc orhliesions-nous Ia
nj hefs5ti Ce ~gaillara.la, CONNIE il lie
dit lui4nAme, est I'm fsigys, bien quill soft
NEGLIGENT sang.meas ct d'humeir
Hrfaitemeilt g~auloise; mails il parle ct
[4iitaDotresAenent le 'fraaeais, l'angiais,
,Haepagl1 let l.allemand. 5a
EtscDntneOs ms " pas aaDnaldson-
1ille aux ssFlenfides maya
sins Israel, nous avons, CONNIE de jnste,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. dna Bazaar de Do
a "a .I,a = AaE.t 54NEHE&tg 80 ~. L4.t
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hes not some influence over perscn pereons with
whom he comes in contact And whom that nnusnG ,e
exists Il = usually strongest In religious skars Tbs
increases our duty to God and binds still stronger duty
which even personal interests make preemnsnt
This point was illustrated by incident In the lie OF
Ethan Allen. He had daughter whom he tendery
loved, snd for whom his great rough heart felt tne
emotions OF the gentlest OF His daughter became
very ill., and he was called home from the army 10 seo
her die With heavy heart he went to her bedside tue
tears coming to his eyes. She said TO him, PARA
die. You have taught that there n no religion
Mamma has said that there is and has told me
OF Savior In tho new world and OF heaven,
where we all will meet Shall I believe you
or heri" Trembling with emotion, the staiwar.
soldier ssid Believe what your mother has oid You
There, said the preacher father, his mind aIntea
with the indelty Of his who for the interests
ono he loved, could waive every feeling and opinion
And this only to illustrate the interest when a
men aud women have In those who are OF Their own
blood father mother desires the Happiness " dear
children and rather than it wasted away OF per-
verted Will make any sacrifice.
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MANS DUTY TO BE SANED.
T7< P,r J1,nes ftr,cr d. d. a, the TCmrkirs 1reate Go
" u1t.ynaL CatJch, BfODkip.

me Rer james Porter d. d. a, the 7cTfnS Areite Con1e
g1t,oLaL Chtch, BfOOkpn
The Rev. James Porter, ID. d., preached ~
the Tompkins Avenue ionai Church at Toinp
kiu.-ave and Electromagnetic Brooklyn, yesterday morn
ing. His text was Ezekiel xxxiii H. "As live saith
the Lord God, have pleasure IN the death OK the
wicked: but that tue wicked turn from his ways; for
why will We die, . house Of Israeli
The text said the speaker recognizes that the wicked
arr In danger Of great calamity called death THIS
fact which Christians OF every religious denomination III
the world ha We recognized and s DO recognize But o
What the death and punishneut consist may lie dues
ton and ia made such by Interpreters. But whatever
may he and however enarRg on however powerful the
icion or painful the suffering he text recognizes that
God is opposed n mcrciiul and benencent being
lie has no pleasure In It. Sin against His WILL even rs
great calamity wouldbe The are men
to avoid III Simply by doing His pleasurei by turning
away from sin and living for life that Ia Immortal and
heavenly God has most intense interest III hc Iuu,c
Of all his creatures and will always help those who help
themselves Men must assdine the attitude oi sippu.
beings. "rurn ye, turn ye," He says Wherever Coo
urges men u turn from their ways, let them do 40 ana
lie will never fail them. -. -
God has urged men turn from their evil ways Tor
three reasons Firb 1t is duty growing out of our re-
atiops 10 Him. As Father and protector, and ~ the
suihy of all we have hope ~ have In this word
or the ne xt the existence Of that duty " pA Seeod
our inegcsts IN all tnes and Ia both worlds delund "
IL In question cObccrning our VIAL nteftStr anu ~
every other. Third, We exert an neilce
on others There 10 NO man Or woman VINO
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paSSEyG Frs SAILED.

FOR LIvERPooL,-fn Steamship 8snte. Avs: 81
SsS.a ssrtc'i: rs oaS I.s " cady
1cLsrsa William MeKiansy John SiaF the E Rev s AS:
W. rstS 4 Fas n, M. te O. R1.hmor S
Nv Blake g IT, Blas. j. j. Drnne Erpea, gsrss
sns' r ss o C.
Bacx Bscs, Miss Eesn Black Hen, h1iysn ", mart
a.. Sss Ss.S ME-. 5 sSla sTal ?'
GAIT gra1rrs MIR ana M rs.r UT rsssry
Mt Emily Jones Eliza smith Mrs %iIll~@s i M,ss
Mr and Mrs James C. M Basny q aT Smr
Hove Miss SaErs3 Ma K cIspTsy ;d REV Mr. T.
sIT Poster, anas Miss Mhe Foster MI Morrow
Master Il Moew Miss i hToT 'I. sHscHf S william,
M wTyfrr, Mr. sad Mra A. ~ Lyon Gorman NJ
i r Bs5 Ms David Il a. Rt Ss Cong
d rsIy Dudley ss wv" WooasIdss " %eic1 Walker M':
h lf assss i as' Iaa
man and n. 4 cSnsry: eh and maid srsn MI
Nrs VIVA Mclanghin j. A. Wales Thomas - Dic " ro,.
r,y, M. IynGer Mis- Jennie Lloyd HeIy Iaaryrea.rs
Mt Rsvenscrof MIS- J. c. Perry Miss Nelly fefry' MIS-
FOR GLAsGow-1s steamship E,yss A.g , TsvlSs:
r. T Fsw"s as YEA sveaaS ose
Young and lady Master Frank M nSsE HaS SstsS
Mt Nole Cakes Miss Annie oakes, Mrs Emma ih9rnsy'
@sT 6S Dt WS .H0 sns a ho Ican 1sap
t1n' srs John Tempieton, Miss Susan Tempeion 10
b. sS q Re sSn 1a@ w. a and infant
Ms sG Tlen To~ssnd j. Tissanl 9sehs. Pr.
;gsrl i FS1es sH &c
vo NcNay sciolb:rg William Msysr T. HsS
s son. AND s; S1is o Il cotssl cS,Sl' p %a
p A. MSa M %I.e S Nay Msnae ane iSS
81 sf Idr s'' JSssh Ehrsh WIFE, sdr Nye
ssTs sa ad H st G. SFTnsn
+. r ASTON w. A. McSs aa,, Il Wsssr kloit Charles
Ripyl r O. Matthews.
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CRIMINAL NOTES.

At the Ynr]yille Police Court, Thomas Quinn, who
Gays resides at No i46 Wes Fifty seced st. was nsd
trial Yesterday charge OF having pok.n M ~ sup
Of Matthew 81 No 400 est fny-sixtA ST. anu
stolen therefron property vanosi al sG4.
John Moore who was arrested for completely in
the Noe murder was arrested again SATURDAY night
charged with attempting 10 rub the trg Lania az
pier No l. East River. brought u The 1In,s
Cort yesterday but could not be held on the chaye as
the evidence Judge OtterDourg, however,
Island or year a. disOceriv persoI.
At the Essex Market Police Court yesterday EllZ-
atp Murray brought charge made by JOSEPH g
Butler OF No 81 West Thirty CT having stolen from
lin property, consisting OF silver waon, money, ara
pOfket knife, equivalent IN valne to S2f so He invited
her lis apartments SATURDAY night, and she IeI
while asieer, at early hour On Sunuay
morning; Elizabeth det9ned in $500 bail Cas S{1tl
kry OF charged Charles Wessen WITH s,caS
In the at the above grocer,
store He held in 500 bail Joseph Peeh0no" 81. was
committed the resut Of injuries SUSTAINED D MARY
Wasnsk No J2S sixth ST., whom he stabbed NJ the rees
and alteration going on ~ inc above at
dress application tor 1aent OF deD eie
lis hospital.
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SUNDAY LESSONS.
RAYARD TAYLOR.

ADDRESSES FROM METROPOLITAN PULPITS.
SERMONS BY THE REV. CHARLES c. ROBINSON, AT
PLYMOUTH CHURCH, AND THE REV. JAMES
POTTER, d. D., AT TIE TOMPKINs AvENUE con-
GRFGA IIOSAL CHURCH.
The cooler weather of the last week slightly in
creased the gatherings at the different churches
yesterday though Tie ministrations and many empty
pcws show that the Summer vacations Of pastors
and people are not yet finished AT Plymouth
Church the Rev. Charles c. Robinson of Troy filled
Mr. Beecher's place and preached on the Triumph of
Christian Love. The Rev. James Porter, ID. d.,
preached at the Tompkins Avenue Congregational
Church in Brooklyn, upon mans duty to accept the
salvation offered BY the Savior.
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ANNUAL RETREAT OF THE ROMAN CATHOLIC
CIERGY

The Roman Catholic clergy of the Diocese OF
Kew-York Will enter upon their annual Etrcat this
evening at Gu JOsephs seminary Troy The retreat VII
be conducted by the Rev. Father Giackmeyer S. j., and
will continue till the morning of Saturday All the sec-
arvergy Of the diocese who did not attend the retreat
last year viii attend the present one 1t being Impossible
for all the clergy in body to he present at once The
object Of the retreat is TO give the clergy Al opportunity
foy re elton and meditation spiritual subjects which
they cano. well obtain daring the busy abcrs 81 mis-
scary life as up their zeal i'll the cause OF
religion The exercises will consist Of daily Mass at
Which all the clergy will assist meditation, public prayer,
recitation of the Office OF the Church IL ca0 and CONFER
enccs by the spiritual director.
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TRIUMPH OF CHRISTIAN LOVE.

The Reu. CaG'ies Rodson a plymouth Church feo"9regi-
In the absence of Mr.. Beecher yesterday,
the Rev Charles c. Robinson of Troy N Y, preached in
Plymouth Church. The body OF the church was well
flied with people but the galleries were almost deserted
The text vac taken from Malachi ill.,. IA "Ye have said,
II is vain God what profit Is it that we have
kept his oriinancef
TIE preacher alluded to the charges brought by the
Proplet against Israel in regard to their neglect Of the
rites and ceremonies OF worship. This general charge.
ne said has applicable since tiat time, and 1t Is
only in respects that IL is local The neglect OF
special rites sacrifices not BE- typical OF any dis
regard OF Christian worship for such have not been
advocated since the coming Of Christ That law that Is
aunlicabe 10 every one IT, THOU shalt love the Lord
thy cod" II ia law that must obey. It cannot be
Law unless Il has the authority to compel Obedience 10 IT'S
thou must and thou must not The Interests OF al
Avs OF that country or be consGcrcd criminals There
is no choice whether any man will obey or not He
That the courts OF Law may inlet Our Savior under
STOOD this Law OF love when lie wts asked Eiit was tne
Io,d Thy God with all thy hesr;, and wsh all Thy soul
and VITA an thy mind and Thy 1eiThpor as thys d
all created individuals. The spectroscope as revealed
wonderful caemicil combition ana the oie.c9pe mas
shawn vast Of heavenly bodies nnro~p before
bur no how quaint and curiois the inhabitants of
sSL Tss 70 the n,siest or@r Of ,nte whatever
God may have store for us, there Will he no canSe IN
the commandment given us by our Savior Paul said
that he woud not have known sin but Ur the law. This
may be interpreted 10 mean that nc Et" hfs EeVeien
the enoTTniiy OF tie sin. ,< r.,
one point that arises is our need OF the mercy OF goa
through Jesus Christ the Other is the new bn tat re-
generates man and enables hin 10 s.y easily ,a%
my delight "hen PERSON nds pt.oIhe N'o"vu VIZ.
true Christian love " no iog's M ~ y , n
,ti tia 'oH 10 po' u The les the CHI tan staHan
but distance is brdgod by esns Inspired ny tlis
love tie Christian rises into higher plane OF Thought
and cXistlce re low Vi w" 70 ~ ' ~, ~ r;'i IA
Woisip u or, piind dcwotcc Who adorcs sticks and
no. lbat VI tIc pi..i" ~ ,;soa "a mini
stones IL II NOT 'ie n,I' ' Us, un,o f,rteSt
Men insin.ea y u ne tioS onJ were stronS in
removed from Lhlucihati"n shu w. rd Jn,os H.
their devotion, loving tIc WORM az uut ono .h -;
The wcrshp 81 God ls hoI iaise ne, ~ sy 70 itn
laisc ieneois t ay.lon t,s nrbes tyre of man
MA. " ~, " p, rash r.r. arc many doctrines plt
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Mr.. A. Il. WILDEKS LIBEL SUIT

CHARGE THAT TIE TRIAL Is DELAYED ny Mr.
wELsH-sTATEMENTs THAT WILL BE MADS.
To the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: In your paper of yesterday you pub
sh letter from Mr. Vim. Welsh that refers to libel SUIT
instituted by Mr.. A. H. Wilder against MIN INT Wesh,
and relates Mr. welshs version Of the transaction whence
II arose. As one of Mr wilders attorneys in that case
beg to assure you that client has been and Is very
eager for trial That has not yet been had Is because:
l. OF the defendants mr. Welsh action In evading
trial upon the MERITS by attempt to quash the WITH AZ
improperly served This point was carried 10 the court
in General Term where IL unanimously overIuief
sud delayed getting the ut issue tor four Or nve
months
g In consequence OF the crowded condition OF our
Court docket although the marked Tor trial III
October last it has yet been reached upon the call
g. Failure owing the sickness OF the senior couss
on both Sides 10 obtain mutual consent to take the case
up out of its order And il that had been obtained
il would lave required further the assent OF the Court
exree the case TO be reached at the ensuing Fall Term
" the Court When reached II VIII not oe pos'popeu
by the plaintiff. Meantime permits me 10 say: -.
l. That the sOcalled voucher was mere eceiP''
asked and obtained such, W ascertain numbers deii'
cred aud not values paid. ..,.,
In a contract approved by Nathan Bishop IN behah OF
the Board OF Indian commissioners ...,..
s. That there was no fraud c0nni',ted or a,enp.ew
knew in December 1873, when he wrote tc result Oh s
OF the matter In letter fortunately pre-
served by its recipient - ,.
of fraud in connection with this transaction, az applying
either TO the contractor Wilder or the Az MT Brkeit
the republication Cf libel the lastly Oh WHICH, he h'e
under mis- hand admitted. .
Respectfully, H. d. MusSEf
Warrington, d. e., Aug a. 1873.
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GOETHE.
rur POETS MEMORY HONORED.

rrIEpRATIoN OF rhE l2GrH ANNIvERsARY OF
stErHE's B,Rrn-KxERcrsEs AT GHhoREs
GARpFS--oaaTfoN BY WILLIAM cuILHN BRYANT
AND POEM By DAYAgD TAYLOR.
The 126th anniversary Of the birth OF Goethe was
celebrated on Saturday evening 10y reception ~
Cilmore's Garden, under thc auspices OF the 'oe'ne
(aub. Dr. Anthony Ruppancr. President OF the
Cl,b welcomed the guests, William Cullen Bryant
de,;vcred an Grafton, and Dayard Taylor read an
orcnal poem. Music. under The direction of Z. 8.
Gilmore end Carl Bcrglnann, and singing by the
New-York s;ingcrnnlc preceded and followed the
literary exercises The bust OF The poet was not IT,
.eived in time 70 be exhibited.
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THE COUKTS.
Il. d. MUsSEY.

l. ALLEGED ovERPAYMENT TO A CIOTHIER
Charles Barnum, a clothier, who had con-
tract for furnishing the Marine Corps with clothing OBJ
tanned it il charged, 500 from the Government for
clothing which he did not furnish that corps. In the
United States District Court, on Saturday. the Govern
Inent brought suit against Bsum and bis sreties TO NJ
cover That Tie spties are Thomas r. Carhat
and John B. Van Wagner, and Barnums bond for the
performance his part Of the contract is In the sum VI
SINnNNO
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IS. .COe agt r. J. Midland
RAILWAY co.
1f5 Morrison agt. Ramsey.
lSs.. Kahn AIT. Well.
l9l. .Lautlrrebeagt Hopkins
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1872. .Richt act. Rogge u
mos.l
81. .Grassmdck art. Brown.
%. Peters, Sc, agt. Little.
%. Hcsiy agt. Healy.
50. MURPHY, sc. agt- Hal.
stead.
81. .SOa,h. agi. Compton.
10. HARRISON sgt. Van Vol
kenbnrgh.
sc. Palmer agt. Morrison.
&C.
90. Dawson agt. Hall, &c.
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Ye knew your poet and not only 70:
The purple Tyrrbene Sea
Not murnurs Virgil less but him the moro,
The Lar of naughty Rome
Gave the high guest home:
He dwells with Tasso ON Sorrent0s shcreI
The dewy wild-rose Of his German layA
Beside the classic cycamen,
In many Sabine glen,
eweetcns the calm Italian days.
But pass the the hoary ridge OF Lebanon.
To where the sacred sun
Beams on Schiraz; and 10 before the gates,
Goethe the heir of Hafz, waits.
Know We the turbaned brow, the Persian guise,
The bearded lips, the deep yet laughing eyes
A cadence strange and strong
Fills each yoluptuous song
And kindles energy from old repose;
Even as irst amid the throes
OF the unquiet West,
He breathcd repuse to heal the old unrestt
VIII.
Dear is the Minstrel, yet the Man is more;
But should turn the pages OF his brain,
The lighter muscle of my verse would STRAIN
And break beneath his lore.
How charge with music powers 50 vast and nee,
Save one he great rs he Z
Dcholu MIN, IN We yostle WIFI tnc enA""s
ThroUg narrow ways, that do your beings wrong
SelfchOsen lanes, wherein ye press
In louder Storm and Stress,
Passing the lesser bounty by
Because the greater seems too high,
And that submest joy forego,
To seek, ASPIRE and know!
Behold in him, since our strong line began,
The first full-statured man!
Dear is the Minstrel, even to hearts Of prose;
But he who sets all aspiration free
La dearer to humanity.
Still through our age the shaslowy Leader goes;
Still whispers cheer, or waves lis warning sign;
The man who, most of men,
Needed The parable from lips divine,
And made one talent ten
BAYARD TAYLOR.
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MR.. TOUsEY NOT A CANDIDATE.

70 the Editor Of Thc Tribune.
SIR: In your edition of yesterday it is stated
tina. have been spoken OF candidate for Inspector
Of State Prisons Please allow me TO say that such use
OF my name s without my consent as cannot DC cal'
dda.e for any Office whateve Respectfully your obc-
dent servant, siNcLAR loCsEi'
Neu- York, Aug 2a, 1878.