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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-17
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

H.,
AsHEs-nee only moderate trade demand at about former
fssIss r.ts quoted a, &C. n II. .,n. m
some s S. the ,upS1 ,s and h1.s dr I toe demand
BOOTS Ayo s0Rs-There i. light improvement, noticeable
last and better feeling generally hrcahout the trade JOB
goods fOweh there hA been good demand stocks are being
The coutiuud Winter pret, attended
in purcaag ach top required keeping Ocs Export
aaS : COED and oe u Os
& s 5 the % Eo 1f Is
lliaeb want 75& c lains. l2nsh per yard sO9S2t
S MOON ts CORN sI Bs o. m
Medium Green. lss0l Choice Brush and ia at 5c
a. ssas5 So Ao4qn do So oOaS4 90 Harl, do, 81 25S
BiiDIyG MATgRALs-A better demand h, spruns up for snes.
the m.tes quote Pale $39s3 SO; jersey
- 2sfs sso So ~ h, 70 Ie bas s ~
s4 eslo; rhilaa.phA s2ods3a and Baltimore, $500
g. &c. s; H' s~ :, s,' a.. value. 1G%Ss At IL as. for
oer 81 a. c y n ssS s. % s 80 % F ss
IS far CoGmOo and 81 ~ 81 70 or Fnhv other descp-
docs uDehsagei
quie, tho wholesale In the
bur lutte Ps s.s s.o The l.. Of Apn
being much reduced Foreign Goals
with =. Improved oqar, With improvement
We q9ots An'hI'Cte e,gVe. = - $50 20 Cumberland % %
aS and Wnaoreand ~ 20 ds7 49, Liverpool
do 80 6Oasll American Camel Sl2@S4 Liverpool d. SIT a
COCOAThs demand light former durs safes Of 100 bags
aqui at IL lac god
OOFFBBrrde In Rio light ard the tone " the market
prices lover have only Of 5000
bags Der Morning Star On terms not rsnd We quote Ordinary car
sOesM l6glO.c Far do, l6A.el7e God Do ~ sg II
and Prime do al SQlS gold 90 30 70: Mild grades
there fair demand especially for Lsgua'a but az rather
tgue, sales Of 1893 bass L.gusyrs at leaving
TIE market Of this aud 80 bales tosa hra al -
c Java 2692Sc Singapore cey,Sn 10 q
zoe; Maaabo, s.G2Oc. jtmaies. Ia ID s 81 Domgo
1874 l6ac Porto Rico, II Ice Costa ca ~ aZoc MeneAn
lSdl9c Apsostara S62Oc, and 7dlsSc Tor Car.ooA
COITON-Ihe for spo COon s moiefateN sve ana
steady unchanged quotations kepn we Ippny e'i
ar. STA last week ii S21 b,e.i ms Gay At
2l3 bales Sept l. 3O1l lol bales sans Tune
last year. bses Consolidated three aa' Ies~pu 2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-17

was Commttecan Examining Commi,tee-appointedi In IN
course discipline OF the church. and under the direction
Of the pastor and proving what ranspired before na Oo
mkee and approving the generating report OF the
Where Is TO be the limit II we are to upon the action OF
this official body all the lines and courses OF M discphe
Judge Nelson-The Examining Committee and It's report Is
not part of the the corporate action Of the church.
Mr. MorrisYcs; but they did take action apon IL "s hA
amining Committee and the church did.
Judge Nelson-I know they reported upon H.
Mr. Morris-No the Committee adopted 1t specially
Beach-That H. this became part-the report OF 's
Investigating Committee became a part OF the regular ana
official action Of the Examining Committee OF the church
Mr. Morris-Mr Belcher tc that positively ana u'
tiDctly
Mr. Beach-And that is but illustration, Sir OF the I'M
proydence Of this kind OF testimony But ask your hoho
again to secur principle and find come doctrine s OF
the rule evidence upon which Mr. Tton Is to be eoncu'
or affected by the action Of the officials OF Plymouth oh
We are aware Sir that considerably affected oy ~
unofficial action when it to proof OF ther oe"
proceedings before this Court protest against It's ad'o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-17

Western 1900 sharesssold at 46046s0 453G46i and
Just before the closeat 45tSD45i. being decline OF
Z per cent from yesterday LOO Preferred were
taken at 595Si 05si. st. Paul was very quiet, only
5000 shares having sold at 353GS5a0S5t, closing
per cent below the last sale yesterday chi
cagO and Rock Island was strong on the
small business Of 3700 shares, ct 1O5sOloot@
1O5I-a gain OF / per cent Tor the Day
Wabash was naturally weak. Opening at 49, 4 De-
low the last sale yesterday. it rapidly declined to
12s rallied to 49, but closed at 12} loss for the day
of IA per cent the small business of 5000 shares
800 shares of Hannibal and ST. joseph sold at 2f@
23!92it; 1900 shares of Erie went at 27027t@26s'
loss of per cent; Ohios opened at 7s, sold at Ht~
27s, closing ut 27i loss of per cent; Lake Shore
opened and closed at 49, with sales between at 7Ss
and 49,; only 5000 shares changed hands 1t IS
quite evident that this stock is kept so steadily
within 1 per cent of the lowest price 1t has
sold, simply by the strength OF the West
ern lists. which do not participate In the
competition which is so heavily reducing It's
receipts, which are said to show loss for the first
week in March of $4,000. 500 shares of New-York
Central sold at 100i01OOa. The decline of sNt t.
cent on the general list within the last fifteen
minutes was helped by rumors-whch we could not
substantate-of additional difficulties in London.
The market closed steady and without excitement
The opening, highest lowest, and closing prices OF
acti va stocks sold to-day ware as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-17

TUESDAY. March 16-P. ".

Tho general movement at the Stock Exchange
lacked special importance to-day and no noteworthy
feature was presented; but that speculation is held
in check pending the development of certain combi-
nations there can be but little doubt The appear
ance to-day indicated the unloading of some long
stocks; but the market took them very
readily and made no wide or import
ant fluctuations in the operation. We hnd
intelligent gentlemen in the street who think that
the leading stocks, such as Pacific Mail. Union Pa
cifc. and Others have been permitted by their
friends to drop of in price tor the purpose OF In
yitinC a larger short interest, point about
which the readers Of THE TRIBUNE can judge for
themselves as accurately, no doubt AS can the writer
of this paragraph For those who have reoentiy
taken an interest in the so-called "Graage" stocks
good news was received from Chicago to-day In the
sharp advance Of cents per bushd in the price Cd
wheat, although later there was reaction OF z
cents Should the advance. which is now over
cents from the price Of about two weeks ago, he
northumberland it appears reasonable to suppose
that it will DO in view of The better foreign demand
it will OF course hasten the movement OF the crop
large portion d which is still held by the farmers
and will very naturally increase the earnings OF the
railroads in that section Of the country.
The business of the day has been fair
1871 900 shares having changed hands. Pacific Mail
opened at SSl, and after selling at 1885,, steadily
declined to 3St rallied to 3Sl. went back again TO
$751; then to 3sl. and finally closed ut 3S!-a decline
from last night of per cent the total sales were
$1,000 shares. Western Union was strong all day,
with transactions of 1900 shares 1t opened at III.
rose to III closing at TIA gain OF per cent from
the last price yesterday. $1,000 shares of Union
Pacific were sold at 49!d s:a49ais! IA Is, a43Qiss.
! closing per cent lower than last night or North
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-17

The exports for the week ending to-day were
S. against S. 900 last week and 49, 4e9o7o
the previous week. The total exports of produce
since JAM to date $40 1872. against S5''-
GO1.939 for the corresponding period last year,
and S53 766,562 in 1873.
The annual election at the NewYork Stock E1-
change takes place early in May, and already MEM
bers are actively canvassing for suitable candidates
for the Presidency and Governing Committee. In
view of the recent changes in the commission laws,
which are obnoxious to a large number of the mem
bers of the Exchange, great interest will be evinced
at this election. The most prominent name now
mentioned connection with the Presidency as that
of Mr.. Geo. w. Mclean, and 1t is believed by his
most sanguine friends that he be elected with
out serious opposition.
The Philadelphia stock market is steady. Penn
syvania SKIES third issue. 11Ol; Philadelphia and
Erie 20 Reading Railroad, 81; Pennsy lvania
Railroad, $50; Gold, 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-17
STUDY OF WORDS AT THE BEECHER TRIAL.


SIR: In regard to Mr.. Wllkeson's assertion
that he tho precise words OF Mr. nton" 1t ap-
pears that great many persons have fallen into an
to the meaning Of the word precise" II they
will turn to their Webster" they will learn that Mr.
Wkeson was exact III his use OF it, and that he IT,
for he persisted In it's correct use, although Mr. Beach
endeavored TO make him accept incorrect definition
which shared by good many intellig ent
and critical listeners, II your reporter may trusted
Mr.. Beccher appeared 10 be OF denutiop hut
IA little fearful that Mr. WiikcsOn woIld made 10 ac-
cept the incorrect The definition Of "precise
under two heads, the second not APPLYING 10
verbal expressions The first Is Not loose vague I'M
certain, equyOca either IN thought expressions
having determnate hmitaiions; definite exact; nice
rs, precise rules OF morality. The law this point
precise bacon. For the hour precise ex-icts our
parting'-Milt0n" II Mr.. WlkesOn had been asked II
he could give the literally exact words OF Mr. TtOn.
would probably have given different from
auy he did gave. Mr.. Beach, being mistaken the
meaning (uOt as 10 his meaning Of the words pre-
cIse" and precisely" gaye the witness opportunity
10 strengthen his testimony b. repeating come OF The
moat Important part. prrt1.r!y. GEO KELLOGG.
Eec I0rk No 30 est If60 SecOhG 81. March 49, 1915
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-17
The bids for stocks at the close of the Exchange

The London adyices were without significance
money not being quoted and securities dull and
steady. The foreign exchange market was weak
and unsettled. with sales executed as low as Al for
long bills. Such is the influence upon this market
of the movement in gold The sales of gold were up
from Isl to l6s the clique demonstrating its ability
to carry up the price at option. They were less ex
tOrtionate in their charges for cash gold these hav
ing been 132, l64 fiat, O. 1884, 3. and Z. The Custom
house receipts at Washington were S39O,OOO. and
Internal Revenue receipts S150000. The ex-
port cearances of domestic produce from this
port for the week ending to-day were S5l27OO6 in
currency valuation. The Assistant Treasurer paid
out 3l 900 in coin interest, and redeemed 800 200 IN
called bonds.
The days business at the Gold Exchange Bank
was a. follows:
Gold cleared coo Currency balances 2s2l75 90
Gold bllanee...... S92,OUOI
The quotations for gold were as follows:
lO:vyll6 :l:3O...ll6 lO1..ll57s 2;3O....ll57s
lO:3U...ll57s l2:UO....ll6is l3O 1879 SOO.ll5t
ii 900. .ll57s l2:3o"..ll6 2OO.ll5's! bid
The days business at the u. S. Sub-Treasury COM
prised
Gold eeept 1912 pa O5 Currenc, paints. s75O378 80
God psymeu 253s39 ~ Currency AZ 239 G37 10
God balance so 1872 7O3 IA Customs $4,000 w
Currency receipts. 7U9,352 %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-17
In city bank shares, Park sold ut ILL., New-York at
100 Metropolitan at 1871, and Republic at 100. The


Railway bonds were firm. Union Pacific hrsts
sold at 97S0Ti; do. Sinking funds at 9O09Os; Cen
trail Pacfcs at H.; do. San Joaquin branch at S7s0
s7s. and Chicago aud Northwestern Consolidated
Gold Coupon bonds at sSos3s; Fort Wayne firsts
brought 100, and Chicago Burlington and Quincy
Consolidated seveus, loil. The following were the
bids: 49, -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-17

Total ..................25la $50 255! 1868 2StS1IS
4, our last report market co.ed quiet Msdhna, Io1
Liyerpool vas quiet Cpnds 77s4 ID Orleans Sci nlsj
II 900 haes; Saturday hgbt ses sJf oa.
iyc,oo Vas uncha,g sales 5000 bales Monday Ne toas
the .rket quiet Quotations aGvaeed sc sses 80 vA1s
HldpsJ 4LehauErf ssss I@Ooo o.-5
J1r,isy the traa.scaoas sa Il IS oseine s.' %A
baIr. ysug lGl4c.: Liverpool qut UpLands Isl W
lean. SqSIsi. sales 10000 bales Weinesdsy the market Va
oge, sacs Us bales Liverpool qoet sns ssead' s .V'
nrs Unchanged Thusdsv here demand nos spa
Ser ssles llGo tales Liverpool esdy And onsnsse
ses ~ Yesedy Ib tone Of the marhes VS. arta
es As bales; Midilng, 6.. Liyegoo was 9Sies og.as3
TAI: Orleans. sasls sales l2OuO eses lse rcespD -
hsv. Leeu o.. 1916 1898 bales eorresponePS
e.s .t wear and foreign % - bales Snah OI 70
80 in s7I the totals be seen 10 the Aoe
gwen above The foSipg table win bOH The totals a. "a Sons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-17

57S bsies exports 70 Great Brtas 1892 bas, pos VI
Continent 10 ses b.e,i H~YOrs 400 bale.
idsd stock 724 4i3 The Of yesertas brwad
hvees follows March 32c Agr 1854, hW
10 9ee June l72se jail, I7t7e Asg9'' luIAe sps"ss
bale. .. II 2sS2c ssptembs 100 bales :. i7 Ee,..s
bsies short notice i64s Tbrd es-Nsy 400 bales 49,,
June 100 bales 174; 200 bales IL 1884, total 100 bss
Quotarons seot 1874
aud Uosnd Cotton 10 store aashJ NOS more s han
sssas bore or the srsoe oaoted;
s,rd,nsu stnat Good Ordnsry.l5Ts hddhaG ..lesx
(oodt ri IL u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-17
we annex closing quotations Of foreign

The demand for money was very generally met to-
day at per cent on call, with exceptions at 5. the
closing rate being 4G4l The discount market is
quoted dull at 81 to 6l for prime paper. The
United States Treasurer to-day received S65O,OOO
National bank notes for redemption The Clearing
house statement is as follows Currency exchanges,
S743Os 1856; currency balances S3,723,59; gold ex-
changes, g., 3Ol. 459 gold balances, S2S4,22
o.. bor, 10 hnuo hnan eft Inn "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-17
THE ACTION OF

THE ACTION OF THE DEACONs OBJECTED TO-
Mr. Beach-In what view of this case does your
Honor hold that they can show any official act of Plymouth
Church,
Judge NeisonThat is my present view may alter II when
better advised.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-17

EPlS-Dry Cod mciese 81 4oOut ornef hgpes si
OF OTIS ecrges Bank SIS 25 and 400 DO Pesei Box
IS without Qnobe change, and there iA
onrr. sales of 400 obi. at Sl3 for Masachuee Shor ipd
$40 for do Goa bbs a. 81 50gs0 for No. Bay, AM -
Tor so o. bh poor sovs Scotia 81 80 ior No. AM - "
No Box Herring qle small sales Of Scaled 25c oar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-17
hhdhaG ...lesx
tfeo<i NH NE

Included o above 500 b,Is, 10 srrye
future delivery the market vas ye quiet !" slightly S'e
figures; sale. follows sill On ba,s OF Low didihogs;
nass Yesterday sfer mxeh, 700. 10 ll32c April 900
10 9f6c NAV 200. is $780,; $40 10 l6lee ysse 100,
Ye,terdays clos gfpres-aaa lG lJ26lea April 1879
May Ie io.l6c: June i5,,si7 sS2s Js, y iI'ssS
October Is ll6e NcVcaDe' IS lSs; D'Is~s,, IS sleS
100 is 1890; 100 10 1872 Apni 400 10 slss loo
10 i932e 100, l6 9lGs; 200 de u, 1882 go 10 PIGS
1900 10 S32e; 100 70 l5,lge 800 10 oS sEg %
200 n 5.ISc; 200. II 9.s2e 200 l7t 100 II e32c.
800 l7c; Jaly 200 u SIC 5ssa, aoc zoo i7 49,
700 10 ac December 400, l69'; total 300 slss Gnd
total Is 700 bales EIehspge paid to exchange soo Apn M
NAV. ..s. v.. .,
Mr. Charles Enon Cotton Report for the week ending het H.
Il hI tsls,rauh Pnfay evening":
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-17
DIsrRIBUpos OF REcEIPTs;


lug 81 Reed Since. Total EXPORTED. Stock splonsr,
1919 iGS Az iss BIS 32y5373 lssll7l 72352l 667s
is-t il342S 3O2 72 1856 100 iS9, oi9 75OO4s tosNQ5
Fom Lerpoo yesterday have the OOsng report ses ne
resk 9 coo bales Of which 900 exporters and OOJ 70
,,ecuator leaving tie trade. The total stock I5iOo
Tbs shows on inerese Of
s. stock and nesse Of $4,000 bale. 1
Imports Of tire OO0 lnelahs 0Vv
bales American 5000 bales Tbs market openei gl
aud steady sales 1000 bses uPaads 7sLi Nesoeaa' 50
Sl.i Ella. cd qlet ,nd unchanged. ,,-,
Drugs AND DYEs-oOinm steadily heli but quet q 20 ~.
Morphine snd nominsy unchanged - ~ Cream Ir.ts
without qnotsbe change st 31 for French ssd Sod3o va
Amencsn gold Alan stesd moderate Inquiry Gerra
quoted 90 gold Lump 2 aud National Js,
nrrency Ren;sl OILS with k inquiry snees9Ft
Lemon So 75ds3 S7la II. Aveiae CO.'S do IS +5o
SO So ssndersos Beganot 50 So CASA 81 10 Bnr,h Tx.
without AID the movement small 500
An SOLD 81 l220s2 20: sal soda 81 500dsl 3d. tsSe so
- 43o, Soda 81 5644s4 G2lS aud Besehns Posi
- 2jds2 27l al gold. Other descriptions qaeL Ns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-17
THE MARKETS.
TCaIefully reported for TEE TRIsUsK.l
RECEIPTS OF DOMESTIC PRODUCE.
STATEMENT OF EXPORTS.

TUESDAY, March TO-
The following complete list Of exports shppei 'ss'es "nen
cleared o%ay for
AsGIKR-Bak Commerce
Refined Petroleum.
BRE4Ky-ship Agra
Pe'rolenm,
CARDEsAs-schooa.r George Z. Young
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-17
", Charles E,,.on Cotton Report the week ending Mr IT,
,7S received by telegraph FRIDAY eyeBisg:

| o.. rim. il. ,.ar lss5I5 72352 1257,629 6695il
Sales 1861 bales ins9rE ITO 10 spansa 's
n snecnor G1S Gross reeepti hs pgns
The wee. 20 asa ha. Since Sept 62 43o bses .saa 6eA'
i III lnA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-17

YARnoUru, ~ S.-Schooner J. Morton
Corn bbls.......... $500 Corn Meal Db ....... 1872
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-17

PLOrR AND gEAL-The Flour market stronger iof W,
grades demsAd for -<y'Es Trad brands arr rH -
request No and Supeine anJ wanted Asue coz
the fruer the low and ian grades o. spa "
for Winter Wheat bands e OF IA 100 00h IA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-17
L,vEKpooL-Steane, Cty Of London.

lcske ~. 1858 Taow, ID GSS Flour, bbs. LOO
ttor, bales 5000 Wheat, bush 1857 RoslD. bbs. 81
PARA-Sehooner Ida Richardson.
tlery l Bread, pkgs. rs CIrdes tx3. 25
dy' e. pigs l06 PtrlInry bis 100 Mats. keys. -
our SO Paper. 900 aosiH. bbls. 2O7
trolm, gals 1000 Lumber, H.. 5000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-17

pYEV OODS-Loguood ard nomint last sale q ssDo
Domingo S2i currency Ls Wood IL ds 80 e@
New-York tribune., 1875-10-21
TIE CONFEDERAIE sTRGE EONS.

ELECTION OF OFFICERs-IERMs OF MEMBERSHIP
TIE HISTORY OF SOUTHERN PRsONs To- BK
COLLECTED.
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TEBlNEl
RICHMOND, Va, Oct. 2O.-Ihe Association OF
Confederate Army and Navy Surgeons resumed its scs-
sion this morning with additional members from all
the South. DIR. Newton of Georgia proposed that the
Assoeiatio be made branch II the southern Historical
Society with officers TO hold for life, meetings 10 DO
held Richmond, but 10 was not favorabiy received
the subject was dropped.
Itwas agreed that all regular physicians who served IA
officers privates in the Confederate army though not
then in The medical department, may become membeTa
Of this Association.
officers elected for next yoar ~ follows Pres-
dent Dr. Hunter McGuiIe OF Virginia Vice Presidents
DE- Henry Campbell ofGcorgia, AZ large, with one Vice
Pr, sdcu each SOnthcrn state Secretary, Dr. John
Payne Of Virginia; Treasurer, W. W. Parker Of Vlr
ginia
IL was agreed TO leave the selection OF the time and
place 0f tie meeting u the discretion of the Exec
Committee. At thc suggestion oi DR. j. g. Cabell
Of this city, the President authorized 10 appoint
committee collect the medical and sanitary history OF
Anderson le and all other Confederate prisons. Ad
ionrncd sine die
New-York tribune., 1875-10-21
RECORDER HACKErrs ASSERTION OF HONEST
INTENTIONS.

In regard to his action as Commissioner of
the sinking Fund, Recorder acket said yesterday that
II he had the business TO transact again he
shond do exactly as he did in 1871 "These lands" he
added "werc tho rightful property Of the city. The
time for the claim 10 be outlawed rapidly drawing
ncar and only PROMPT and decisive measures could
sccure the property TO the city, Even II onehalf
Of the value of these lands was saved to the city,
there was considerable gain" In reply 70 the
rumors that nave been Iusiy circulated that he had
secretly been in partnership with William G. Iraphagen,
and was TO have shared in The prospective profits Of this
TRANSACTIONS Recorder Hackett said that they were ut
terly untrue and without any foundation in fact He
had acted honestly he said having at heart only the best
Interests ot the ciiy, whose servant he was.
Ii is reported that the result Of IN examination or the
records Of the city aud county ia Ia be- given tomorrow
before the Assembly Committee the Increase Of Crime,
and that many important facts have been discovered
Which have never been Made public, aud which bear
h.a,Iy upon the administration Of the District Attor-
ne. = and Recorders Office.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-21
FOREIGN NEWS.

SPEECH OF EX-MINISTER ROi HER.
HE ATTACKS THE ORLEANI,I' N. THEIRS AND PHtS
IDENr MaCMAHoS-HE DFMAsDs Az APPEAL &c
THE FEOpLE.
PARIS, Wednesday, Oct. 20, 1879.
NJ R0uher made a speech at AjaeciO On Sat
uray last H. in of snch aggressive character that i
publication here will possibly he prohibited. lie made
attack upon President Theirs and the Orleanists
accusing them Of having blocked mp III the avenues
power. lie ccnsured President Mac,Iahon, aud ssc
since the cath Of May. 1878, when 'ie Marshal w~
chos' President, he pad incurred heaSy responsibilities
NJ ROuher declared that the rcvis0DaTy clause OF the
Constitution remained intact. The Bonapaltsts, he sad.
in favor o universal suffrage and would contend fo'
appeal 10 the people in order TO give NprcssoD TO The
National will.
II is stated that the Mayor of Aacrio has been dis
missed from his oco for having taken part IN the ban
quet yesterday, az which " Roulcr made a speech.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-21
INDEPENDENT GERMAN NOMINATIONS.

CANDIDATES 70 BIZ stPPORIED-RESULr OF con
FERENCEs WITH OTHER ORGANIZATIONS.
The German American Independent ASs0cm-
tion held IN adjourned Convention last evening, at
beethoven Hall Theodore Glaubenskiee presiding. The
Conference Committee reported that they had
not met with fnll success. In consequence, The
Committee was unable 10 present full ticket
bu recommended the following gentlemen for office
Recorder John X. Iackctt; DstrictAtiOrncy, Berja
min X Phelps; Judge of the Superior Court, Charles f.
Sanford; Judges Of Marine Court, j. II. sheridan and
Charles Cocpp; City Judge n. A. GilderseeYe; Surro-
cate y ID. Van schaich; Coroner VI. Elingcr; Alder
mcn-at Large Jacob Hess and Nathaniel Turpenny.
Judse Ottcrb0urg spoke strongly in support of tie
nominees The defeat NJ Tammany Hall was OF great
mporancr and woud hayea vast influence the city,
state and National elections next year. II Tammany
Hall WAS the rorrupilng socleiS II II was lrue
that uul, those were favored IN Itnnal nan "Do
rriuped tp pc man. thCu ID tim, 10 overthrow THIS
or-fnan mower. Mr. ards said that the principles al
the Association required them Ia support the best can
,iiaa!c~ for office. JUDGES Friedman and Loew had
proved themselves just aud bipartisan men
ON the bench. and worthy III support.
Hr-srs Otendorfer and Goerko supported the nonnl-
LIONS by the Conference Committee. IL waS true mat
IuJnrs Eri,fm and I'w good men, sin those
,rp>.rted hy the Committee also excellent men
After some fnrhgr discussion, the report of the Confer
enc, committee Was adopted, Two members only voting
iu the nsgat We. The conference Committee Was III
.tuctrd 10 confer with the antiFamnany organization
To agree upon full ticket for Aidermenat-large.