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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-05

re EAST 20rIT-ST .-PAPLGR FLOOR. 3
- iaryo tnnns sonev furnished ate bathrofln
elo-rt., pti,at taLlu iuons for geu'icnei
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ilua!cal Instruments.


A LARGE assortment Of very Gne PIANOS
~ amt ORGANS l.GSr ADD sALtt " low pncrs stria
way Worcester. sod ot'ers BEls''T 49,
A LARGE STOCK of PIANOS, Square and
yg -6 G HESr a, Of g. Tht sss s. Es ua 10y
..,aars No los Fourth ave.
A BRAUTIGA ANS Upright and Square
"A. PIANOS setoad to aone: ps1e.s noleias; Son.
rum masrr-. New aI -s1'nd-ha'd PaiO- !" re"@
warerooms. M - Uuion-sqoare
A st. S@ t.si ssol F faa? i5a pass! 4
second hand ltapos Ia hNr or low for cash trs
'iAS' LOW A'' SoiisES q Co. AZ Four,eentb-
At A. l.. BAT'PERSON'-, 600 6th-aye.. near
piAH0P6nrr most criearatei cIty MAKERS WARRANTED
years, icb 'nd rorlers carved G. IS yow;I
balf price 10 close trade
4 MAGNIFICENT parlor, square, grand IA
ofs.' ssS ~ o P8 s1S row SH @ ~
city maker r sis mont = eost 500 for 80 s';
@ ~, .s 1@s 81, aT s! SBo4 fer Shipping
GREAT BARGAINS in NEW and SECOND
ea.h Al aT sfs3,ti s 42s ard ia0 .s gh.,a
THAMES BR0S'
PIANO FORTES.
KkAOVAf-
r,e above vel knosu nrln ha- ftrNOVEnis garcrooms
from ~ n!on square 10 Lbs Inannfafi'ry,
CORNER 2lsT-ST AZ q 2pAYE.
where they wln cogS7a 70 S. a. ssro;o Ss'
favorable trrms-
- " BALL & Co,
-. No 10 EAST i4TU OF
CickeungA St-iuways. AMI user FiGos ard Organs low
Tor easr. IN lnstuimeuts lnl FOR rOaL
rTUE ARION PIANO-FORif lnr been adopted
ant usrs exclusively the New York consrrvaiury u
garS Wa ofrr n"~ inSria'9it- ~
G % SspS S;yS A CFxsN S sry ss a." for s ~
gu monthly payttcnL4 AXIOM PiANO.kOkrb Co. -.
Fourteenth 81
WATERS NEW SCALE PIANOS are the
w beat made pEoer low for cSh aHring thus mouth. -
meta ients fJr uul d or arHi iand Illbos ~
niall-- acsnts ~sna.i
IIUitACE WAcEl,o * aSsAs, 81 Er''adgsy
NNArEhS celebrated CONF EkTO ORGANS
w cannot h. eAUllsd in tone 'sRuy they ny "1npe
ttou prceH rlnY ihis Dnrth On hssi"ents
III paid s,eOn @ Vtsan- a. sia, oa sn-
catalogues mailed wanted. HORACE WATERS X
son >, AL DTOgl~ay.
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BOARD and Rooms Wanted.

DY GENTLEMAN, engaged in Seminary,
ID BOARD IN family willing 10 take French essous A.
part of .xpAusrs. D. b. Tribune Office
BOARD W\\TED-On form not more
man one horT from CITY Han location mnsi Ire heNthy,
-u. nlraslrt rive fl description particulars, AMI state
ggta- per for iaiis. haby snu gentleman
Address or three days FAMILY Tribune 'fce
xHyANTED-B0ARD for two families. con-
w ststlag of four adults cldrYp. AM two " r ants
within an hour YORK ample ard good Aus de
nrrd Addrfs >. Boz No 1913 pOstOnco. -se"YOTk
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delu n)anteS--f females.

felp Wanteo--fema.es.
W. kNrED.-A Young American rr"' 20 ~.
W trl IN tako CA RE OF CHILD faulty small 10 ~ss
nth IT., DsAomsnL
NsyANTED-A girl about ~ years old, hvlng
w a.ar ,y 10 WAIT On DDoh Cail Jazz ""shs ~ %
West Y7thsL Dr HiTNOLD~' .-. -.-------------
<AyANTED-MULE SPlNNERS.-On hun,
w bred Muo spinncrs any leo, nan'b MI De ossrn
r,usni ,pIoy u.cnl Aberal pay Application al hs
TsrNONT AHD SCfiOLh COTTON a.i.l<% L"""h
-
S.(S WEST -ST.-W ANFEL, . .syl
ZsGD E-TASr A coax A~har ely rse<ssso
,ssu psi1re IA ~
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NI~s1s.

y
A VOTING AMERICAN Girl, ~ years old,
4 take ~ BABY anh make herself ussFU - Gan
cid. es> 4 a, 3i@ atst 3UthsI
YOUNG German girl (Spcaks Englishl
- wis ics tTyel with family {" EARNS ~ CitSE ~
MAID. f.. IrtBuuc Uptown Oisr LIB Broad
NURSE and SEAMSTRESS-B young En-
= gsh woman aul rHCe understands
iachinr aad Nnty VIII children city or 0"niry
t- Ma. loo 6tnaye, tSccn ~ al JtsIs up slarS
NURSk.-By a scotch Protestant woman, to
.Ha ''i.aTsu, II also al ss2n
thoroughly enc" VITA lreu tud can inI
uHdnubyd itttF nee. Nlit a, tDtii' Att'N1 40
100 v 81 ~, Bus-, -, inquire for T. 81
ysTANTED-A situation by Protestant
w yong woman j. HSt IA tax" charge n eaby ar
Of children gOUi city gei'rencc Telss 'ah Al
5O1 y 5Otbst
~ WEST 3GTH-ST., corner th-tye.-A
80 god "a uthy NURSE % make 10" mere O. ilt1s
m ns wen reeo Dy ladies' and Doctors tarls mol
Gail Ur a-llress.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-05

q EAST 22D-ST.-FlcglntlY furnished gr"c
- and small ROOMS on 81 and fh Ao1rs TO LET without
bnarri, gentlemen Fine resaurant al door Permanent
prri los dsstr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-05

A PRIVATE FAMILY, living in one of the
~ pssanest Ipcatin Harlem also convenient n c7-
and baL LET ROOMS. with or without
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-05

GH LARGE, fully furnished OFFICE TO
W. Ii pnysran several hnnrs ~ac iaY bi0ia5'
# desirs4d, % LAT 29th It,. l'r Lexington ave-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-05

NIX EAST 26rH-S T.-f'wo very pleasant
tet front thirl story RUuMS, nowy httf.t Trico
stnry during hot months
"a -! II n red
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-05

81 DEEKMAN-PLACE.-SUIT OF ROOMS,
- third n,or. splendid water view with POf RID gentle
snd wife gvn nau one room on fourth hoor Amer
t,I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-05

NTRS. y. RI. JENKINS, having removed to
IVA Malis0n ave, suite 81 ROOMS s@cond
hooI. ally for boar also. single ROOMS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-05

I0g EAST ODDS T.-FURNISHED ROOMS,
with BOARD. te aiHFly house and splclii
ili.n 81 iian Z lrrs eXCNAnged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-05

1 RESPECTABLE, competent woman, TO
COOK. WASH and i-bN best ci'y Ia'e'eooe' FtFy
l6i East 9oth-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-05

A FIRST -CLASS reliable cOlOTed COACH
n MAN wishes situation oronghly understands his
business and give excelent city rerenoe Call II ct
Xesf4
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WaItresse5.

irAITKENS-Bv I'm exnfrifncrd w2lffess
w UNDERSTANDS 81 SILVER lnd china and gsts W
ssairy saada has hest ~ t,-'t 'us ti ~ W
AVE. JJth and 57hsts, ACNL ~ 81 LILA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-05
Coacnmen.

4 YOUNG nan (Singlc) wishes n situation IA
= n hr-Jc.ass COACiGMAN aIh GROOM no 0lJeeu0ns 10
country hest city ri"rnce Call or address W. A. WIT
Ii nriN AZ. a. L.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-05

nNE of the best locations in the cty.-FUR-
~ NISIED ROOMS FLOORS 10 LET, r f.r8nces
fvsr reasonable lao East ljtst, near Irving
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-05

OIG WEST 35TH-ST.-A nicely furnished
DIV PAItLOH FLOOR. every convenience. mOicrn i'm
rroyenrns: Of Kitchen dssVs private family reer-
tAft,a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-05

4 SITUATION by q Young man D years OF
n age, ia Kind Of business has been engaged with
large banking house. and familiar win the dut ot 0ice
furnish references 10 aeter and snuts. Adass
n. 4 ". Box -. L. Y.
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Selm ;tre5IE1.

Seil1 ;sr 355-7.
4 DRESSMAkER wishes n few more en-
paytm..ts iiv day we-k VIII take WORK home
g. az I! g eek AZ u DOWNING ST.. ucdr aruk.
hRESS and CLOAK MAKER az years eX-
~ y,cler IL .ra ng "r'~"ay "1-l ,, RS i.w more
ACE WORK, &c.-An expert LACE HAND
otmrriy frewOnal "a wholesale hnnse' mIArs ~
"a ~ ORIGINAL designs and cleans am repair.
ia.s IL Inc rS manner sd tives sd naAes over
iiiuiu g,lS. Ca nr ai!r'A LAfLNOtk, 5O othas"'
~ the taIcv store
lSc WEST IsTu-ST, front house. Room Q.
LetO As li-E ana good LAIN eI.~ Z ~ IIiiS oos
clsTls nf rIILil Vron NJ Chlhfrl
1uld go to coa4iry travel with iainy e1csLsnt city
reference Can on address for t"o days
4gsli 9Th AVE, one Co0r from 26t-st., IN
- LAlI4.Trssag OreA iIstcI.sA Drl.ss' VI hEt
n..ir o. .rr lld - Did. tr-f, All engage ~ 80 LAY "
week IN families best rcscf'oeos
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East Sid.

4 LADY, recently located ut 40 Madison
n ave, viii aeonnnnfinfe parties with FUkNISHE Ed
ROOMS. and BOARD II de-iIr1l early dinner vii be
references.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-05

lDD-ST., I16 EAST.-To let, handsomely
- siet PARIpR floor. o. rOnms deep t"gr 10 J.
a'so other hicey Furnished "ons On hir Floor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-05

YOUNG cOlOrrd man wants situation ~
- COACtMAN ct GROOM city or country uud' r,tands
his business thoroughly cel-u city reference Cai
az dd e. L 4 ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-05

50 MADISON-ANE., between 3iSt and
4 IA 9'dsis, pIIWut employers .lsi class COOK
~. aiio pri AZ family thoroughly n'srStands
her bIsResl, Ia al 10 hris.hrz+
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-05

VERY desirable accommodations and iir8i =
rlasa BOARD he had far acason NJ twflye works
at hOrrstoSn, N J. Aduoss T. o. Eo1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-05

A YOUNG MN will give $50 to any person
~ rrnc.Iiug him IATIt In fr0rerF "r iIdnr starr
gui years rieno AGdr' ~ - Tribune
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-05

900 WEST 2jrH-ST.-TO let, handsomely
sbOO FURNISHED xt)s suitable Hs Housekeeping
furniture all also single r'oms for gentlemen.
'olN WEST 25TH- ST.-TO LIT, handsome
sDUO FURNISHED ROOMS. furniture AL suit
hight housekeeping. sso SING LIE ROOMS for gen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-05

IICI 2D-AVE.-A GIRL a. plain COOK,
J.. Ist-f WASHER and ihIbNElL or s0ad DO gcne ~
-. - 49, = sp.l family. Can dAya
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-05

BOARDING in the COUNTRY FIR chill
ID DntN to wears nh. Address : NJ. g. l'"ir-t,
tuCs bridge B. o. ~ I'll
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LORD & TAYLOR,

BROADWAY AND TWENTIFTH-ST.. ~ Y.
WET REPELLENlS and SAII% ~ rlT ;; treat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-05

FREE "uOME" for the protection OF
n homeless rrs unr. ,.rnsneut homes be provided
for them. al 7tIayo, corner l@in-st
LADY wishes IA SITUATION IA HOUSE
y EFFPER IAUT- &C MPANlDN 0r PRIVATE NJ
ItETAItY well Objection travel A'irSss
week Elm A. ode.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-05

COOK by dUict, well tempered voman
~ WIN ia tr 'nrh 'o'i meat r"is ~
orUeut direction IA boarding h'rse
ras nricnda ti0us tal Ar DAhPkN ER = 49, W's
n. 9th
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-02
THE IRON PUDDLERS' STRIKE.

MEETING IN PITTSBURGH TO DEVISE MEANS OF PRE-
VENTING THE INTRODUCTION OF CoLoRED PUD-
Oilers FROM THE sOUTH-THE LOCK OUT TO
COMMUNICATING IN THE INTEREST OF THE
TEXAS PACIFIC RAILROAD.
PITTSBURGH, Penn, March 1.-Two thousand
puddlers boilers and helpers held meeting In the CITY
Hall to-day with closed doors, excluding representa-
tves OF the press 1t has transpired that this meeting
for the purpose OF considering the question OF the
importation OF coored pudders and the matter OF con-
tinung the lock 1t resolved to make prepara
tons to the bringing of coored pudders to this
city, and TO continue tho lock ont until Sc per day Is PAID
Several mill owners are making arrangements to bring
colored puddlers from Richmond and other points, and
trouble is anticipated
At later hour meeting OF the pudders and citizens
generally was held at the same place, and resolutions
were passed asking Congress TO appropriate money to
improve the Ohio River and guarantee the Interest on
the Northern and Southern Pacific bonds. The meeting
held IN the interest of the Texas Pacific Railroad.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-02

OF either oil OF The Aforesaid. the conviction
OF such offenders and the preservation OF the pubic
safety shall become In such district inpractlcaDe, IN
every >uch combinations shall De deemed
rebellion agAiDst the Government or the Unted otates
and. during The continuance OF such rebellion, ana
within the limits of fhe district which SHAH be so under
tho sway thereof, such limits to be prescribed
by proclamation, IL shall be lawful for the Pres
ident OF the United States when In his judgments
the public safety shall require IT, 20 suspend the priv
ege OF the writ OF habe0s corpus IN such nsurecuonary
district or districts the President deems such
powerful and armed combinations 10 exist, within tho
limits of either OF the States IOusi-
ana Arkansas Mississippi, Alabama, 10 the emu mat
such rebellion may be OvertbrowD: PrCrided That all
tho provisions second section or the act entued
An act relating TO hdbeas corpus, ana regulating
JUDICIAL proceedings in certain cases. approved marcn
1863 which relate to the discharge VI prisoners otD
than prisoners OF war; aud 10 the penalty Tor refusing
obey the OF the court shall be In f1 force 50 lar
applicable to the provisions OF TINS Sec
tion And prOrtded FURTHER, That the PRESIDENT snsh
first have made proclamation, as PROVIDED ~ law, eon
mahding such insurgents TO disperse. ,,
SEC H. The provisions OK Section IL OF TINS act sha
continue 10 he force aud during the term OF Two
years ana from thence until the end OF tue Dex session
OF Congress thereafter, and no longer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-02
THEE STRANDED STEAMERS.

Capt. YoungS, one of the agents of the Ship
yreckng Company arrived in this city yesterday after
noon from the the wreck OF the Vcksburg He
said that tho vessel had entirely TO pieces and all
her cargo nad washed out by the waves and carried
by the undeItOw upon the beach, which was strewn
with 1t for distance of eight miles In both directions
He stated that the men in employ OF the Company
were Engaged collecting all the merchandise from
the wreck and that II was being placed under cover
and then when the Great south Bay. which Is now
frozen over shall be free from ice, the goods Will be
conveyed 10 this city by the lighters OF the Wreeking
COMPANY large portion OF the cargo, consisting OF
bales of cotton and barrels OF rosi1 Will be recovered III
a some hat damaged condition. but the names OF the
owners the exact quantity saved, cannot be known
for several days, until the adjuster OF aver
ages shall have examined into the matter and
made the proper appotionment among the consignees
He was OF the opinion that two-thirJs of the cargo
would be recovered. TIC vet running too hgh 10
permit the use OF surfbOats in collecting the floating
merchandise and all that IS now secured Is obtained
with grappliughoOks When the waves subside, the
small bOnts will be used TO pick M what remains or the
cargo. The u total wreck, ner englnes
boilers aud machinery being ruined and nothing Will
be recovered except the cargo.
Tie steamship France or the NATIONAL lne OF steamers
Liverpool, which aground ON sunday Oh The outer
bar tie hJrbOr got OFF safely at l+5 a. IN yesterday
ana Immediately proceeded on ner voyage TO Europe.
No damage the vessel resulted from tue ACCIDENT hu
Mr.. Hunt, the Manager yesterday teegraphed 10 tnt
effect 10 tho Office Ol the Company at Liverpool inc
work of unloading the steamship the Queen mas not yeI
fairly begun large force VIII DO set 10 WORK at her
at an early hour to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-02
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN NAILS.

TUESDAY. MARCH :.
Mails for Europe Queenstown and Liverpool S we NamsnP
a. ementary eiosea 81 II H.
steamship sails al p H., from Pier NO AZ hor'G ki'eh
MBDNESDAl, MARCH 3.
Mails for Europe sud Liverpool by the sesm,hp
Aera PosJOfee IL Supplementary Mail
closed at PosOGce 1915 L. Steamship sas At H.
from Cunard DOCK. Jersey CIV
Mails for via PnOuil Cher snl iamouc ~ steamship
sneyis close Al ASuDpemerary Man closes stbe Post
Oice steamship ~ from per not oil biro-
loboken. N
Mail closed at the Post ONE q! -:sO y
steamship sails az ) p.m. ron Per No. 10 y. l. A..
by ie steamship Gamma close az NJ steAm-
shp ssils at 5 D.. IN. r er No. II. North River.
For Gonyes Por-anPnce Puerto tabo, LsguaYra CuTaos
and steamship Atlas mails close at ~ a. m Steam
,hip sails at IL NJ, fIom Per No 81, North Rlser -
Mails Tor Domingo PotauPlate, and Turks Island
steamship Iybee close ~ p IL etesnAp ss 80 y w.
from Pier No. .. Eas RIVER
AVN rRIDAf. MARCH g.
Mail. for Newfoundland az TIE Ne"lorE PostOnce e cav
at 80 D. N. ,-xy-- n, o....-..
tsya6pm
Mail. for Great Britain and m aud, Queenstown aud LIVERPOOL
nv the stan ship at II NJ Asuipneiy hal closed
al the PostOdce Steamship sails ii D. ~ ron ff
No. 3D. North River
For lie SOUTHAMPTON and Bremen yer steamship
Mo mails 50 Supgenntat' MAJ closed al We
Post Office llj steamship sails at y liz ION pier Oo' o
ThlTd-st. HoOoken D.. .o.. =, ~
NJ closed POstoIce Adv ~
Steamship sails at D. H., Pier No. 80, North RIVER
state OF Texas Close A. y ~
Steamship sails at 5 u from Per no 20 Eas1 ave"
All atli oei0eIA M lusfOs'onee Is oyer "'H
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-02
THE UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT

WASHINGTON, March 1.-The following ~ a sum-
S us Execution apSi:'n
been srned BY decree Of Si. chfJastee was ss
demanded decree sgaa.t The saeus AID
sse be e' rer,. cpy on appeal and @ssdaSu refused
d% ne o aSt Of The Tad Tor The one Of
Mr. Justice Miller delivered Zoe opinion sons fn' that np
snbuy statute city ordinance or license frCn an, psSbe
HGS aa, 30 Ts g sS o,. eIS oa a even s low @ ssn DE
pier enable vessels land bat only for es osn
bis mill Second: Of navigation on the ays
tn. country require 2o nn DC :: % % heSeS ros
year from bis usual route and unaware Of prominent ana O
auires in pilot Tor that ocstyj Of the en;,
ssse ,Is d pes swell" The builder The pier G c
the collision be divided. Reversed -, Cd, c.,
the sS Guted saes for he ScrSsTa District nos Je.e
DAVIS deyere the 0pnS9 That SaSs, ne on
property. except in Of growing crops An med 49,,
peal from The GREAT Court Of the the Western DE-.
that sn. srsnie 20 The State Of Michigan railroad purpose.
liable taxation when tie road Is ano%sn Voc S s
land, pal resource for t1r piyInens Asme ., h
D.c oCouub Justice strong delivered .ae oDnSo S9as
that the Agreement eaaSos o4 Is ~ I pnen, Of oOc
ibis paper executed ~ 1860 an French has never p OF
rendered any part the 5000 he Can claim nothing O''e %
So Sos agt Ad. al Of CO9rt
when here REPORTED IN ION
No. 1888 The Mutual Benefit Lite Insurance C0mpan
tonWrt the Circuit Couit OF the United l LOT le
Of Missouri Mr. justice Field delivered TIC oPsSS
holding that life insurance policy the aBJSls ana otef
ednee, plaintiff the Com prove death
that lie ded 0y hH oSo
bar though conclusive Reversed
No 1873 against Bean, sssgnee-Apppe from The
Circuit the United Stpt for tie southern District Of New
YORK Mr. Justice delivered the opinion bold that he AZ
sgne individual member OF parneshp abbo
and received from the partnership 10 violation d
judgment his favor would not var an seuon
the other partner Of the partnership Reversed
No 2Ol-The Pbgnx Mutual Life lbsuaLce Lomps agt HOLE
Court Of the United states Tor he
Southern District Of Mississpp.-Ahimed; nc opinion
United Woodruff 81
executor United SeThe motion 70 etura record 10 the
Court of proceedings herein Is granted NO s. org"
na-The Florida ag Anderson e a-Ihe noaon 10 run
made this May 10 ast - denied
No. 52S-J. NJ Bailey, Collector ag The heTfork Central
River Railroad Company appeal from the CfenI oOo
the the Southern District Of NewbO mouoa
General Williams advanced aud assigned Tor argument
No b37-The Carolina Railroad Syaey ct al No. e5
Good agL Manll.-Motons TO dismiss submitted
No. fo4-French i Hays No. 36oSame tga stewart stpeAi
from the unel States foT the District OIL 'gn-
ASS gned for argument Apul ]. ,
No. l. orgins-Th Of TeIl sgt White and Cb.-The ar
gunent the John Ihes SLOW WY attachment
issue against him. and be he punished or co-mpt S4'
gun by Mr. Menck support Of III same, ant coDtnaa W M
Albert Pike Ia opposition thereto
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-02
JAMES OFFER 70 AID THE TWEED RING.
The following are among the exhibits ac-
companyiDg Corporation Counsel Smiths letter OF de-
fense published In yesterdays TRIBUNE:

The following are among the exhibits ac-
companyiDg Corporation Counsel Smiths letter OF de-
Tense, published in yesterday TRIBUNE:
OFFICE OF B. G.. JAYNE,
SPECIAL AGENT OF THE u. s. TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
CUSTOM HOUSE. NEw-YORK July H. 1873.
The Hon. Il. DELAFIELD SMITH.
MY DEAR SIR: VIII you please to bear in mind that
the proposed compromise of 200 eudes only WIN
Woodward A. o. Hall. John H. Keyser, Peter b. sweeny,
JAS NJ. Sweeny. Hugh Smith, and III. A. smith. Aganst
i've of these there are no civil suits all. and only
some OF them nave been indicted. Tho compromise
does not include Tom Fields, Harry Genet Andrew Gar
vey, Alderman Conan, Nathaniel Sands Conrad Boiler,
Haggerty, and at least n dozen others am assured
that 1t is not true that these ever before auhOrz
the payment OF any sum TO settle Interested friends
may have proposed various sums but wholly without
the authority OF the principals.
In this case assured the money "a actually raised
ana on Deposit first time dollar has been put
up These men VIII not 20 beyond 100000, Tor
have lost their desire to settle at all, but still
held 70 the proposition by some or tho others must
charge YOU not to let any one OF the counsel these
hear OF negotiation, for learn that all OF them.
and d. d. Field, specially opposed to H. and would
do all I'm their power to prevent H. These counsel
told are unit IN advising these men that public
get civil Judgment nor GRIMM Al verdict
BIZ the advice friends outside OF counsel heretofore
employed. Truly yours. 90 b. " =, LEE s1s
The Hon. f. DELAFIELD SMITH, Corporation Counsel
DEAR SIR: 1 nclOse your letter VI jayne To you. L
have seen several Of the gentlemen to whom you re-
tlenent, though possibly not beyond change am gong
out OF town Thursday, to be gone some weeks When
return Will Try and arrange meeting with y0uIseI
and all Ut tue Sc gentlemen, aud have full dis
cussion. In the mean time til" matter can lie over.
Whlle should deem 1t my duty, ailirmaiyely to
oppose settlement TO which all the Others were favor
aoe, yet free TO say that my own views are de-
cdedy againsti. have question Of ultimately re-
covering sued Tor IN the CIVIL suits and OF
convcun. in the criminal. with an honest court ana
Jury, the result either cannot he doubted. think
puDiic example and public morality demand the punish
Inent OF these men, ana were mine the deciding voice
they would punished 20 free. believe, however,
in consult atiOn and all properly decide Oh the
mater, say early III September. Yours, tuy,
WHEELER ii. PECKHAM,