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, 1875-09-25

There is II lttlo hope for Spain in tho re-
1narkable fact that, for the first timo in its
history. it IL taiking back to tile Roman
Curia. and virtually telling tho Pope to mind
hia own business in political mattcrs. Our
renders will remember TINT NO hare already
commented upon tho fnct TINT tho Papal
Nuncio Inns informed the 1sishops of TINT
country that they alone have tue right to su-
perintend tho education Of the people, and
the Government that it must prohibit MI re-
ligious exercises snva tho Roman Catholic.
tn that article VIC assumed the position that,
while Spain WAS the only country in the
world where tho Pope could practically die.
tate to the Government nnd us,1rp it's pre-
rogativca by giving its Instructions as to tho
course it should pnrsue, tho Liberal clement
had grown strong enough to assert itself,
and would undoubtedly mike its influence
felt. The proof has como sooner than wo
had expected. A cable dispatch Of tho
.2d intimntes that tho Nuncio, who is tho
Pope by proxy, addressed n note to tho lnto
Government demanding tile execution of tho
Old concortlat between Spnin and tho Vatican,
which not only includes tito points We have
nlready mentioned, hut also as growing out
Of them, the payment Of arrears due to the
clergy from tho Government, and tho speedy
nomination Of Bishops to vacant Biahoprics.
That Government, thon on tho verge Of dis
solution, replied in a conciliRtory but firm
manner, cnacavoriug to convince the Euncio
that circumstances had changed. The new
Ministry, as it now nppears, is even moro
firm than tho old one, and hns not only
wrestlcd with tho Euncio, but haa instructed
ita envoy at tho Vatican to notify the Pope
that wlilo the 1fadrid Government will ro-
specs religion, it will Mt tho same time pro-
tect its rights. This is tantamount to d
notification to tho Pope that he must abate
his pretcnaions to dictate to tbs executive
power OF tho nation, and it is the first enter
ing wedge which will eventually coparate
Church and State in the only country where
tho curia now presumes to usurp executive
authority in matters Of State. 1tforeahMlows
a timo speedily coming when Spain will ns-
eort her political Independence, and the
empty Papal threat to proclmm DoN C4n1os
Ring wilt hnsten the imo. The Curia may,
aa it has dono before, plnco a crown upon the
henl Of DON CAu1os md 60 through tho silly
flourish Of acknowledging bin, amid tho
laughter Of the nations. but this suprame and
empty net Of intaryontion will only unto tho
Sf,aninrt!a more closely against him and
strengthen the Liberal element Light is
evidently breaking in upon that distracted
country, and tho most hopeful sign for its
future il that it Inns commenced, even at this
Into day, to throw OF tho fstters Of religion
, 1875-09-25

Nev York laa stolen o 1uazc, unon Chi.
cae:o and secured MooDy md SAsKEr for the
whater. While We woro moyingin the ratter
with becoming solemnisy md elaboration.
the 7. II. G. 4. Of Gotham slipped In ahead
md closed oontr1ct with tho g.eat eyanpel.
lsts Before VIC bud begun to think about
dol1s .rB and cauts in connection with tho great
reli2 .ioas revival 60 earnestly and prayerfully
des1 red, New York had 1t all in black and
VIII te-salarios, oxrensos, sale Of tracA md
sor .gs, date, location, etc in short, q mt
tel -of+faot business transaction. Tho gcneral
pl an, os outlined in our dispatch, na,ues
Nov. as tie date of tho commence.
snent Of the revival in Now York, and
BAnNuA'a great IDppodrome building, latterly
known az GILMORE Beor-and-Musio Garden
Is the place. There was to have been oper1
at 80 cents admission given there during TIL
winter, but 1Is. MoonY will now act NJ con
duotor, mud a1r. Sankey's moving melodies
will take tho place Of cavatina and ohorlaa
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS are said to bo dis
consolate IT. tho prospect Of empty benches
but New York, On the whole, no doubt con
gratulatn. herself upon having been, as usual
tho first TO introduce in America really first
class attraction. Chicago will find comfort
in the reflection that her Eastern rival stood
in more pressing need than herself Of tht
serViess Of Aoop1 and aASgEx.
, 1875-09-25

Tho f1isinc1;uotinn of n 1nroo nutnter of FIN
scrvfnns--it il i1ifttcult to aoy w1,ethor ar mt
thov forro a maioritv-to taSo NJ, or,,s II, he.
bo1f NJ Ha,,ooov;na on1 nocn;a I, ;,onbtto.s
;7uc IN thu fart that sorr;a IL muc,, hcttor ofr
no,;t;coltv cona;dero1 thor In othor rrov.
;ncca Il il nract;ca11v indoncndont M
Turkish tax.cothcrer invaf1cs Il No Turkisl,
garrison. lomiaoers over ita cities. Il co1lecta
its own taxca and administers ita own affoira.
It puvs Turkey an annuity Of .e1oo. mo n veor
nnd that il nil. Thu explanation of jts nj.
leeed dcs;ro for peacc. or rather of TIM sud1en
abandonment Of ,sari,ko n,rnosoa IL nrola.
b,v The ronortc1 Tro;n,;ao that 1nr1rev won1;,
ornnt ,;1to o,,to,o,nv r., fin reat ~ bar ,or+1
ern nroy;nces. II there was no general rovo1t
II ;s },v m n,eans certain. howover that t1;e
nrnro;so haa heon 1ooda or that u noaa n
viii ba kont or. ;naeci1 tbet In ccrtointy of
its ful8llnlent would snflce to keen scrv;a
auiot. Tho 1a.ast uows looks uncommoplv
1ike war, To be sure. tho seryion Parliament
nddrsss" in respongo to the message sent It
by pr;nea M1r.A.o. but certain sentences IN il
IN mr.. aor,a vary noacofuI rbo noceooo
which f,ircct1v refers to Bosnia md Horzoco.
vim begins by sayinp : st perpotual suffering
has comncllei orr brethron to taka nm orn,s
Our hearts bleed for them. Wo sha11
rive your Hiphncss every meaus tn
erab,o YOU to asast in restorin1 neace to
Bosnia and Herzegovina, and cout]de in YOUR
wisdom for the accomplishment Of tljs noblo
mission" Restoring pence" il A very
, 1875-09-25

Der. Corn wns in good demand and closed
sc higher, ut ,5te casl'. and 5a!o for October
Oats were actiso but easier, closing at :1tIc
for September, and 3i}c for October. Nya wna
dull and 10 lower, nj tic. harley WAS qt,iet
md weak, closing firm at sl.N96l 10 cash
and Slo2@l.023 for October. Hogs wcre
active and closed stronger, heavy weights al
vancing E91oc. Cattle were activo and
weak. Sheep were steady. One hundred
dollars in gold would buy 8116.874 In grpon-
hacka nj the ripSn
, 1875-09-25

The editor Of tho StaMts-Zeitung has II.
turned to his own Teutonio language in or.
der to continue his sories Of explanations as
to the present political status Of tllat pe.
culiar journal, consoling himself with ths
luminous suggestion that German is "ons Of
the American vernatuiars." This is some.
thing new, and wo leave it for tho pAilolo'
gist8 to discuss. It Is moro to the poiut
however, that tho !staats-ZtftaAg sustains ito
chargo that tho Republicans aro responsible
for the fraudulent adoption Of the charter d
1872 by citing AlcRsrs, GOWN aud llEuN -
samples. This Is also. something now. We
supposed these gentlemen had belonged for
the last two years to thu so-called tPeople1
Party" which the Stats Zeiinn3 insists upon
maintaining, and that they wero holding otles
at Its hands. Wo had oven suspected tha
11r. GOWN was to run for Mayor on the sAms
ticket on which hIr. HEs1Na ia to run foF
County Treasurer. But this now decla'
ration seems to indicate that MI
Gown is to bo thrown overboarc
Tho announcement is somewhat start.
ling In view OF the feet that Mr.. HEsIs1
was the liscoyerer or inventor Of CoLv1S d
the proper person aa Peoples" cand.
date for Mayor OF Chicago. Though thet
havo since spatted little, wo supposed tha
their troubles lad all boon 1na1o up ovtF
foaming lagcr or something stronger, ent
TINT Mr. GOWN was to run agaln laud.is'
hand with Mr. HKs1Nu. Tho Staat4-ZdtNn9t
disposition Of 1Ir. GOWN, Aowever, seems b
indicate tho contrary. 1Yo object, howeve'
to tho Stats Zitung's going 90 fur as .
furnish candidate for tie Republican,
Aud when 1t gives out vague hints that III
TRIBUNE knows there hss been much talk y
making GOWN tie Republican candidate fT
Mayor, and that the Republicans have ben
down On their kneea begging atr. REIN o
run for County Treasurer, the 6kndes"ztaas
is better informed than the editor ct liz
Tn1buaE and be is indebted to his Teuton0
contemporary for the news.
, 1875-09-25

Inc 'icRsoafB Ae7'a@a' one OF tho From1-
nent Whlte-Leaguo organs and negrophobists
Of tho South. takes exceptions to rocont mr.
ticlo IN l1's CHICAGO TRIBUNE, in which tho
assertion wad m"ao TINT tue Clinton riots in
m'saiss'ppl "ero the legitimate results OF tho
tehcnlnes a. 'hat e.61 otaef samalaf papora*
says tho 4feTa": .......
1ho ntra'a has nsser eneoafsesa noting. md haa
n.rs. ot ,ha s,.niry ,rma but T II bss enst.n,S
urged ths., wherever riot occurred, tho moor, de-
!uaed negroes should be spared Hhsnsver the kill
Ing Of snyeod1 Is m.de necessary " asts ct .vles:
,.. M .n1 =.
who are tas autnors Of ols our trouDlcsl
This docs not alter our opinions Of tho ro-
er,tz of tbe teach;n0s of t}at manor but. IN
tho other hand, confirms them md shows
TINT we wero in the right. Il has nat on}v
induced thu rane of white r1,ff1ans of v;cks.
burr to murder inot1cusiye negroes st oliu-
ton. but It now dcc,arcg itsalf in favor also Of
murtlox;np u carpet-baceers, "-that is, North.
ern u,e4, who hoye rono South to live. an,
WIN havo thu s.,ne rioht to lire there that
II. eilitor of t},o yiclsl,nro IIeran haa. and
of !. roneua]os.n-t,at In. Southern man vho
do ,,ot th;nk oa be doca
Asa furthor ;l,nstrnt,on of tbo tes,h;noa ~
TIM H1ra,a wo bave a cass IN mint Mr.
H.rrA. Northern man from ponn.vlvan;a
vent sontb about air vcars aoo and 1ocoted
IN Hind, comntv, bf;sz}sa;nni. Az a nlontar
prr;no the tr.t four vcora ho nj
lowed farming, willis his wife tanoht
a oo1orpi schoof. For a vear or two
, 1875-09-25

President GnASr In at st. Louis, where he
will reu'ain, it is supposed, long enough to
20 arrange lris property in TINT vicin-
ity rs to be nhle to take up his permanent
reside leo IN Chicago Immediately upon tho
expirt .ion of lis term Of office. Ho is, nntur-
oily dcsirous Of adjusting hin nfrairs-before-
hand, and thus as far MS possible beApared
tho necessity Of making business trips acrosB
tho trMge.
, 1875-09-25

An earnest nppesl il made in behalf Of that
snon admirable Institution, tho Chicago
Athanpu1n, tho design being to free 1t from
debt and to 60 augnent the membership as
70 enablo tlfo Society to greatly incrtaso its
power for good. Ut is proposed to enlarge
she atxactions and privileges Of the Athe-
MUM very materially, md to this end sn oxtra
-rnort financially lis askod of its memb srs and
friends. Such effort surely ought not to DO
yahheld and suo hopo the response to ths
sppeal will meet. tho largest expectations Of
4he Society arngcrs. It is IN institution in
1yery wny wort by OF support.
, 1875-09-25
TERMS OF THE TRIBUNE.

nA1zs Or trsscrrr1Jos trATAnt.E m AnFAHcR,.
l'astaRc frrpaItt nj this UElrr.
a,.:iy Edtuan ,p7st paid g. 90
pAas Of yeRs At Easnn rate.
Nailed Anf hdarrsH rfN wfEKR fer....,... .1O
hnn.is7 nd4tion: Literary and flelf&tous dnnhin 49,
ri Well. pe.r.id. ;csf. i5
TAft4 Of JehF 1t rSae rAte.
WrE.1sr ErIr1oH: Ono copy prr rear. ......... f.!l
Mcfht-GldD
Wetkly-Club OF twenty y.+...u............... GD.O0
ON ffer Cory rfth EtrTv Club n NtehfH.
On IN eauhs tho subscriber nuEt runst tho pottakas
which IL Is ecnts : copy por snsr.
f'pct ku,en copisa ssat FIRE.
To 1rasrut delay and nt.takee, hs fnsc ana give
Postt1co addrrks In full, INCLUDING htase and County.
Ner1Ata nees rnss b. made either by draft tSrreAs,
Fo*1fsee order or In registered Ictcrs At o' rlhk.
TERM To crtr srnscnsnEAs.
pny, deycred, sunday excepted rs csrts par week.
pniy, delivered, Bunlay Included. ~ cents per week.
Address 1IIn TRIBUNE COMPANY,
Conner Mstbpon and Dtartornats4 CAldaga, Ill
, 1875-09-25
A CURIOUS AGRICULTURAL VIEW or
FINANCE.

Tho National Agricultural Congress has
held its fourth manual session In Cincinnati,
with representatives from several Of tho
Western and Southern states. Col. Gn1r-
FIFTH, of NaAhyillo, Tenn., occupied tho
chair, anil delivered M opening address,
which confirmed somo remarkable utteranccs
on finance. Ho included among tho special
tlrswbacks to agriculture tho system Of
National Banks, and on tho gonernl subject
Of finance offered tho following rcn1arlts:
Ono Of tho ,nnst difficult, not the most dIleultt
question within tho whoe range Of political economy
Is nnanEo: a1d npptoaGh II WITH di1tGNat Of my
ability nnd difadence uufelgnsd; for tle grenteat
minds Of this country havc grappled with the subject
but to DO bae. and giro ou opposing vtows to those
Of other equ411y gifted minds. And yet my mind Ia
nr III tie belief Amounting to eonricion. that tho
system Of Neouas uanks 10 cripp1tng and eapping all
the interest OF Tho industrial and producing people;
and tho poopso must demand a system er currency
basta upon te rea. tsass ~ ss eoant1y-such tho
Government haa tho power to regulate-greenhacks
with fr1! a'd Uniform ralut to b Increased, part
pasft with tho iucreaae Of population, To meet the
demands Of exchange and commerce.
In brief, then, Col. Ga1yF1Tu'a rcmedy il to
abolish National Banks and isg4,o Govern
ment ouzrenoy based upon the real estate Of
tho country.
/. In regard to tie National Banks, We are
Inclined to think that q majority of tho farm-
ers In this country aro intelligent enough to re-
membcr what the National Banks haye done for
the productive and industrial interests OF this
country. They arc loaning about ono thou
sand millions Of dollars for the purchase and
movement Of agricultural products and sup
port Of manufactures, $3.50, 000, 900 Of their
own capital and $500, ,000, 600 OF tho general
capital Of tho country in tho shape Of depoa-
It's, which has keen kept in circulation
tho meana of these 1000 fiscal
agonta They have mado their notes. Of
Issue absolutely secure by the deposit Of
United Statos bonds in an amount consider.
ably exceeding tho Issue Of notes. 1Vo do
not Geo how any reasonable man can accuso
tho National nanks Of "crippliug and sap
ping all tho interests Of tile industrial and
producing people, in view Of this condition
Of things. We do not bolinve that Col. GR1E-
s1111s unsupported statement to that effect
will have much influence upon Tue farmers Of
this country, multitudes Of whom dopodt
with and borrow from tho National Banks.
2. Aa regards the proposed Government
currency, VIC may say that whenever Col.
Gn1rT7Tu or the National Agricultural Con-
gross will devise plan that will give gresn-
backa - fixed and uniform value," VIC shall
he prepared to indosse It fully and heartily,
bat 10 such plan has been proposed. At
present, however, Col Gu1srrru is altogether
| wrong when he says that "the Government
, 1875-09-25

9h', Chicago produce markets vere very
snrcs. unsettled yesterday, but generally
stronger. a1ess pork was in urgent request,
acA advanced bo@Goo per brl, closiug at
t'e2.75 cash, and $21.90 for October Lard
was dull and shade frmer, closing at Sls.a5
cas]a or seller October, and si2,ao seller tho
se,r. MsAts wero in fair request and asmer,
~ 8@84o for shoulders, 12@l24o for short
zihs, and 1910 for short clears. Hlghw;nes
wf1a quiet and steady, at $l.l6 per gallon.
Asks tssights were quiet and easier, at 90
21p Tor corn to Buffalo. Flour was quiet and
!<eak. Wheat wss aotivs md clossd 13a
fhiEasEs II el0aS eaxh AID 4AsaA hg oase.
, 1875-09-25

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H. oxo., ,,n~ot,oi ~ .r,,o. has oco,,rrod H.
u;sa;ss;,,,; NJ fov, ,,oxs aon w vou,., ro;ao anal,
~, o,,,h,4., ~ ;r,E1r.t;o,, in ,,,;z courtv .rd
s,,ta tnot In n,ur,,aror. ,ou,,1 ,,o Instantly
hnntea down or,ostod an, ,nroc,, unon
.on.;c,;or rvory ,,,nr a,,o.so~,. =, ,ha mt
worrd ha so,, to In @ s,o,n pr;snr 1no r..
nu,,l;con. .xo,,,1 In TIM ,no,t .c,;ro n t,o
,,rosncn.ion md Tuv curc.oo r,rrnrxr
,yo,l,1 hco,1 The cr,,sode wo hnyo mt board
howcvor, tbo, thc ;nTomms ar;ss;ss;nni ,nnr.
lar baa occoaionc7 NM cxr;,cwcnt n Tint
stoto a,poup Tie Dcnpcrats or that the Dem.
oorots ,,oyc i1cmondrt1 fin nrosccu.;on Of the
n.nocrot;o n,ur,oror. or t,ot tho y;ckshnro
, 1875-09-25

ADE1pI11 TItEATRE-peatboeu street, coeue,
Monroe. Engagement pf tha Mckee Rankin Troupe
~ Tho I wo Orphans Afternoon aud evening".
, 1875-09-25

IIooLEr9 MISUNDERSTANDING street, betwesr
Cnk md I$eaMe. EpGasemrnt Of the California
MlnatTets. Afternoon and evening.
, 1875-09-25
WITH SUPPLEMENT.

Gret nhacks at the New Z ork Gold Exchange
yesterday opened at SIT, rose shndo,, fell to
a5 !, snd c1oscd at shnt1e above S5l.
, 1875-09-25

WOODS MusEVss-s;onroa ttseet. between Dear
torn and State. "Caste y and Tbs lstah Lon.' At
teInou1 and evening.
, 1875-09-25

CHICAGO THEATRE-t'lark a.reo., between Rau'
<foph sud I&ks. Tho Two urpllan1.n Afteenool
anil evening"
, 1875-09-25
TQ.pAY'S ADJUSTMENTS.

ACADEMY OF MuH1C-1la1ttel st!tct, bstwetn
M,bson aud Monroe. Engagement IT N. n. Eot-
efsr' Combination. Jack aud JILL Afternoon aud
evening.
, 1875-09-25

to offer, it will do Just as well to dispense
with ita future sessions,
.-.-..s. ....-..s.-e
BECRET SOCIETIES IN POLITICS.
It " safe to say TINT there ncver way n So
crct political organization in this country
whose cxisteneo wns not very brief, whoRe
cious in tho c1s1, and whose lending members
did not 1.-Two to regret thoir connection with
the movement. Every student Of history
knows this from tho lessons TINT he hAs
cleaned from tho past, md every man Of mo-
turo years knows it from his own personal
observation. In this country and In nil other
countries tho banding together Of men in the
dark with oaths, signs, grips, passwords, md
penalties, resolving in secret and acting in
secret, has always accomplished moro hurt
than good, and society, religion, individuals,
mud the state have each suffered moro or loss
in consequence Of such organizations. This
assertion is very broad one, but IL in proved
to bo correct by the workings OF every secret
political society that ever had an existence in
tho United StRtes. Ta1se, for example, the
history Of tho Know Nothings,-an Or
der tint sprung up in night
oil over New England, and especially
in Massachusotts,-gctting temporary pos-
session of all tho State Offices and a1ecting
Governors, Congressman, md senators
what credit is nov accorded to the mon who
belonged to that midnight band, or what per-
uanent boncncent measares Of public policy
did they inaugurato and crystalizo into law?
They stimulated passion, excited religious
prejudice, fomontet1 jealousies, and fostered
traditional md sectarian hato-tlat waa all.
Tho same tnay DO said, and much worse, of
Tho Knights of the Golden Circle, tho White
League, md the Ku.khlx Klans, Of the South.
The record Of some Of these gangs Of secrot
plottcrs are as revolving mud bloody as simi-
luz organizations In Paris under tho lead Of
tho crslel aud hendish noBEsrIEnRE in tho
dirk days Of tic French Revolution. Even
Free Masonry, that Inns kept itaelf goner-
ally FREQ from ali completely with political
movements, has never departed from its safo
r1llo in single instance without serious hurt
to the organization, and without bringing
confusion and diaaster to the men who were
directly ougaged In tho new departure.
Now this is briefly preliminary to tho warn-
ing that THE TE1DunE wishes to acnl forth
TO Col. JOHN CoounASE, Grand Master OF the
Patrons Of Husbandry Of tho State Of Wis
consin, and to the men who aro following his
lend. b1r. CoouEAsE has recently Issued an
official proclamation to the Changers con-
corning tho railroad legislation in that State,
which lo considers loss stringent than 1t
ought to DO, aud lo therefore proposes to Oh
taiu q SUPPLEMENTAL legislation to 't euablut
, 1875-09-25

wM. z. WARREN LODGE. M. 100. 4. F. snd 4. II.
-NeRulsr communication thfs tsaturt1'y} s7t1ng At
pesrtAl Hall, 122 IaSalest, fur kusness. All 'feEt-
dent MxnbsIt requested u he present:
i, Il, DUNLOP, Fec,
, 1875-03-16
RELIGIOUS NEWS.

Tho Diocese Of Ar;.nnshs was heard from yes-
tcrday on tho confirmation Of Dr. Do Korcn, which
has added ono Ia tho negative side OF tho 4uoe-
tiou. This 1uakcs twenty-one againft l.iA cou-
nrmation 60 far. Two moro votes against lsn
ir'surea A defeat. Nh:ctl il s,ow conceded br h,b
beat frlendF.
l: was stated last week tint Connecticut, oncc
reported 10 l,art voted hgainnt DO Koven. had
rot taken any ac.,on at NIL, and tho zane ia true
q! Western Michigan. Appropos Of this Diocese
tic Kalamazoo Telegraph has tie following:
Tho refusal Of Western Michigan, l!tt'e Dio:cse
or1y tuks incorfr rated. IL lrnsel uon piece Of
downright i1arestinence.~-LA,euqaI IsMts.
9ofht Ettior af III Entahr:to H4N 1ilf1rarh: tn-
dotstanl the Chicago f1nes tusuE up ta IL II
tho dlrost no4c III two henispacrts) nj the tcjcctton
OF Dr. ID Knyrn for ulacp by the Dio c.c Of Weater.
aiehsRzn. This Dioceso hha not yct acted upon Dr..
De Eavens papers. But til 1ino!a ehurcll;lan o.gut
70 b careful hoW he snerr' At srt17 poee7c* This
Diocess s too young 10 hare history. hut COO
Episeoral fnnl, ~hs 1llinpl 40 years o:d Aaa no
funl 1t all. In forty year. Illinois EaA numbered o.76j
!oiannIcanta Western Michigan starls Into extR:-
tncG With 80 communltanta. Illinois has three
datos for olisra: Western Micbean three. illinois,
with Jul parishes and 81 clergy. contributed LIST year
for a ctuFt o. i,~ts $t9. .la q; WtBeru Michigan,
With ~ parishes. misaous and Is eicrRy, contributes
Sc +i1!.G. An1 now, remembering tt:t comparative
rgr ard size of the Dioccsa ook 1t Sonic other sta
tidtca for iH;{:
, 1875-03-16

n orev. i linn too v',sn tia corna.oay ] /. ", w
| Ecarce. 1'~baps h1H cxu4paEatio,. IT. is,rrsa N
by tho fact that. While f'e was for.l!y 1orur t.at
h.a nancy xns being ompioyet In 1lis f,giraato
Eusiprss. CuiIeD was tiaIng !: In atock.apccrla.
tlnna. by which, he hoped to attain suddenly That
"ualt which all llntseBt b.sfinnsa-:acn knn;y II
l"cititnatcly only tho rcHut Of many rears Of
hard toll. In lsis s:tck Epecntations il sto,a by
n Rrnntcsslon inalo " Cul!bn, lic nas aided a;uI
abctscil by ono
nCnEEr r. 1tftrtfssov.
stock-brokor Of this city. Having failed Of n.is-
has heen ttitlty set aside by The Gavesilorn par
don, air. Mcurath has now determined to try II
III tho clvll cpurss ho cannot ioEoo s'r. 1liggsu-
hon to diegorge. 1o !his cud ho yesterday. hc.
liin mach an poprlhie OF }lls lnhs fl.tds.
IN tho affidavit tiled On wl,ioli to base stit IT
capias nEalnst Itigs'1lson McGra u stateB that
wfito Cullen vas N ifA e1ur1or NJ hoakk.eper
psiatod about 52y. 600 In tank.,ooa bills Of CT
cb1ngc. or Cheeks md con:ertcd tho proceeds
to hta own tlsc. largo part 1T this waa giron
to dudley T. L1gslnaon. D stocl-lsoker he:e, to
len and lHisginson nero engaged. The former
i1aa within tho raBt few wceta furnislio1
liat Of tho nuns cmbezzlad, atnounlinv to
+132t7.B5, all Of Which wa4 lost, or claimed TO
have been last: By 11lgelnson il sto,cK-specnla-
tliorized to sign bis namo to bills or uoten for
tho purposes Of dcpo4iting them. but That he
Nas in the habit of r!yl1tg arch inaoreed raper
10 13l9ainhnn. WHO lad It ca0hal. II il also al
iaEed tl,at l1igeinson knew or lad reason to huov
Cnilens situation and financial condition, and that
no waa priyy to thu etnbezzlemcnt. anu conspirnt
with Cullou IN sno.I > way m TO mako hfln ro-
aponsIbie for tho !obscy. :'lr. McGEatll lays Lin
damages at 2101p. and, alleging that lligsinso,.
j. Irresponsible, atks Tor cap;as fer ne arrcrt.
This waa grantod bv Judge Iooth Under bond
Tor @!0tdj. viii, directions to the sLeriir 10
hold tho defendant to hail the sum Of i:25 No.
Nothing definite |. l!lown Of wl,at
sin. CU1.IEs's FUTURE
Intentions arc. but II stated tia: 1fr. lfc1ratil
mill caeo nis ayros: and trial on another H,,c-
ctfic charge OF embezzfcmcnt and on q charge Of
forgery. L. IL highly probable, however, that
belore Cul1en can araln le placed in tho reach
farther north. or pcrliaps will deem that an
oceau 7nyngo viii be tic beat check Of lla uu-
ftrtunate cqnsuu,.,ttyo tcudeuccs,