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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-06
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Interesting relics OF all kinds are coming IN

o,o rn.nuscrrt because the pnbc wero aireafy too p.
excited over nrOti,er and highly successful ono"
Interesting relics Of all kinds are coming 10
light rapidly the Centennial approaches y0lIlLA
contribution has recently boon made from Nov Jersey
to the National Museum IN Philadelphia. II c5Dsieis a
the original chnin snd compass uscd In iaNng out INA
Quaker CITY II IA authenticated by Benjamin + Nowen
a. D.. Of Woodbury., N. j. descendant Of the rUyvyor
in whose family It has been handed down from elera
ton to generation ~ precious heirloom. DR.. Howell
says that tho compass and chain owned and used
by his great grandfather John ihhi ~ assisting William
Penn In laying out the city Ladd and nnm0I 81 Vthrf
Friends landed Burlington. " j. about 1878 anh wa
one OF the Council OF Proprietors lie died IN daica
l740, giving TO hs yonngcst son, John ltnd, lr. liz
property, Including bo compass ana cL,in lad jr,
Ipon ja death In 1770 bgneathcd The Heirloom 10 M
her nephew tho late venerable Samuel Mcke, q AZ.
tingnishcd surveyor. Mr. Mioke died In 1880 and ly
his will left the compass and chain To hannel Iadd
Howell VI D. trustee ~ DR.. Howell tho CORES ondrnt
At hts death they bccame the property " dis only sur
viying son. tho derositor Samuel HaTrisDn Howell
Georgetown, d. Z.
WASHINGTON, May 5.-Secrotary Robson left
her, last evening for Philadelphia
WASHINGTON, May 5.-Mr Jay, late Minis
ter TO Austria arrived In Washington this evening and
h staying with his brothertn.aw. Dr. Brlen PsIrs
gut-squaTc.
. ToRoNro. Ont, May Sit Is understood
that the Government has offered TO Mr Edward Blaks
the Notwithstanding ~ the supreme Court the hjgheN
judicial position In Canada MI Bhke lts NOT yet int
atcd his intention to decline or accept IT.
ALBANY, May 5.--Monsignor Roncetti. the Al.
iogate OF tho Pope and DR. Ubadi. his secretary with
other distinguished persons arr we'd here AZ O'Clock To-
day from Bos on They VIII remain until tomorrow a
tho ples'. Of Rishop McNprDry who panied thsn
10 Boston NewYors and from Boston 10 this city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-06
TRIPLE S Ill f E L
TIE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FoRriGN-A revolution has broken ont at Port
su-Prince Hayt; forty foreigners have been killed ;
a state of siege has been proclaimed. - Fresh
dsa1ections from the Carist cause are reported.
DoMHsrIc.-The Joint Legislative Committee
Canal Reform reported the result of their investga
ton of the ten contracts named by the Governor
in his message. 60 At the Convention
of the American Medical Association at
Louisville, KY. 475 members were present
- The testimony OF j. S. Perrin,
before the Spencer Investigating Committee at
Montgomery, Ala, sheds additional light on the
Ku-Klux reports from tho State previous to last
Falls election. - At the Montgomery, Ala, elcc
ton the Democrats carried every ward The ma
jority for Mayor 4Si. - The Con-
necticut Legislature met and organized. Gov.
Ingerscll read lis annual message. -
The breaker of the Ben franklin cOlliery at Douty-
Vile, Penn, was destroyed By lIe, throwing 200
men and hoys out of employment The cOlliery has
been worked during the strike.
CITY AND SUBURBAN.-fn the suit against Bir.
Beeehor, Henry c. Bowen testified, beside other wit
nessos in rebuttaL - i he retirement OF a ware
housing company and an insurance company Mt
tracted comment. The difference between Mayor
Wickham aud Controller Green was continued. -
The final competition for places III the International
rile-team took place at CrcedmOOr. - An at
tempt 10 murder wcll-knOwn hOtel-keepcr was
narrowly defeated. - Thermometer, 47o. &c
AS. - Gold. 115l4, l15la, 1854. Gold value
OF the legaltcnder dollar at the close SOTO cents
THB WKATHER.-The Government report predicts
warmer, cloudy weather and possibly light rain
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Our London correspondent shows how NJ.
Michel Cheyaer, at the recent dinner at Liv-
eTpOOl, cited the United States as an awful
example of the ruinous effects of Protection.
The la.t competition for places on the team
of American rifemcn which viii seek to con-
tinue in Ireland the victory which was won
here last year took place yesterday. The
result shows that the achievements of the old
team have not been cqualcd, so that the
members Of it, with one exception, will
have an opportunity to renew their laurels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-06

The extraordinary means by which the cleo
ton of Mr.. Spencer as United States Senator
from Alabama was secured are not unknown
to the readers of THE TRIBUNE, but the III
vestigation now in progress at Montgomery
throws some new light on the subject a
Ku-Klux outrage was exploded yesterday
by the testimony of once valiant
Republican who fired a bullet through his own
hat, and then in pursuance Of the Spencer
programme, had the military called ont for the
apprehension of the fictitious assassin who had
attempted to take his life. Fortunately for
Alabama the day when such fellows could hold
the political destiny of the State i'll their
hats has passed away. AT the cleo
ton in Montgomery yesterday nearly ono
half of the colored men voted with the whites
for the first time since Reconstruction, and
the result was a defeat of the carpct-baggers,
which seems to have thrown all the good peo-
pie of the city into ecstasy 1t Is worthy OF
note that one of the successful candidates is
an tx-Confederate officer who recently dis
tinguishod himself by glowing tribute to the
memory of the Federal dead.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-06

The bill which has been so long undergoing
a process of strangulation in the Assembly
Committee on Cities WAS finally relieved yes
terday by piece Of general ship on the part OF
the Chairman, Mr.. DAILY, and is now fairly be-
fore the House. An adverse report was the
only method by which it could be saved from
immediate death, aud that process was re-
sorted to only when oil other propositions
failed. 1t is stated that MIR. Worth, one
of the Committee, who had opposed the bill,
concluded that it was simple justice to the
House that it should have the privilege of
considering tho bill, and he accordingly gave
his vote in favor of the adverse report. 1t is
at least very doubtful part that the members
play. when they become so inimical to bill
IA to object even to an adverse report upon 1t,
under the fear that the better sense of the
House may have a chance to consider and
pass it.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-06

Some anxiety seems to be felt in regard to the
addition to the team, though the inauspcious
weather has probably prevented him from
showing his full strength. The proposed seloc-
ton of captain, in Gen. Shalcr, probably could
not DO improved.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-06

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-06

I'm the libel suit brought 10y Willis Phelps Of
Springfield, Mass against Mr. Samuel Bowles
Of The Springfield Republican, which has been
on trial for the past week, Judgment was rem
dered yesterday for the plaintiff to recover 800
and costs. The action was based upon criticisms
which appeared in The Republican upon the
conduct of Mr.. Phelps in attempting to
control legislation and influence public
opinion by corrupt methods, with reference to
certain railroad projects i'll which he and bis
family were largely interested. The damages
were laid in the complaint at 100000. by
consent Of both parties the case WAS tried by
the Court, instead of by a jury, and the JudS-
ment was rendered by Judge Endcott of the
Massachusetts Supreme Court The defendant
MIR. Bowles was anxious in the interest OF
honest and independent journalism to have a
decision of the question raised by the prose-
cution as to the right OF free discussion
of the public acts OF men who un-
dertake to influence legislation or pub
lie opinion by corrupt methods in the
furtheiance of their own selfish ends. The
plaintiffs purpose doubtless was to yindicatc
his own reputation and punish his assalant.
The decision of the Court cannot DO entirely
satisfactory to either, since it settles no prn
ciplo in law regarding the limits Of newspaper
discussion, and certainly does not vindicatc
the character of the plaintiff by estimating at
500 the damage which he had fixed at
5000 600
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-06

Our London correspondent shows how NJ.
Michel Cheyalier, at the recent dinner at Liv-
erpOOl, cited the United States as an awful
example of the ruinous effects of Protection.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-06

Revenue officials in this city claim to have
discovered series of ingenious frauds on the
customs by which fine wines, brandies, and
other imported potables have escaped payment
of the duties on them. Collision with
Government storekecpcrs, it is stated,
has enabled certain INSCRIPTIONS import
ers to substitute in certain warehouses
manufactured liquors of the most worthless
kind When these were sold for non-paymcnt
of duties they brought far less than the I'M
posts on them amounted TO, while the valuable
wines or brandics for which these had been
substituted had been stealthily Withdrawn and
sold at good profit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-06

The general interest and surprise occasioned
by The TRIBUNE's recent announcement OF
judge Kelley's change of views on the South
ern question has led to the appearance of his
letter to an editor, printed on another page OF
this paper. 1t will he seen that our account
of Judge Kelley's observations and conclusions
is borne out in every material respect by this
letter: but his peculiar financial hobby is aired
a little more freely in this statement, and
rather unnecessary effort is made to show tho
writer's consistency. Judge Kelley need not
fear to stand by his new opinions; as yet he
has received little except praise for his honest
avowal, and pretty soon nearly every shrewd
politician will I've on the side of the fence upon
which he has so OPPORTUNITY landed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-06

After period of dullness. the Beccher trial
has suddenly developed intonse inter
est. MIR. Henry G. Bowen Is on the
stand. On some points he has corrobo-
rated Mr.. Beecher's testimony; on other
and important points he seems to contradict
his pastor fatty. 1t is evident that the cross
examination of this witness will be rigorous
and exciting, and that, dramatic as the past OF
the trial has been, it still has surprises III
store for US.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-06

FoREIGN-A revolution has broken ont at Port
su-Prince, Hayti forty foreigners have been killed
a state of siege has been proclaimed. - Fresh
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-07-21

eius Reiie burf bas nSrblihe SnSien in Ius
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belt ale bic Stdote in ienen Siftriften beiu
den, pelfe udbrenb bes lesten groBen aui
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oortige Correspondent Der ySainois Staats,
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tebt feH.) Dfit ben ncuen &raften tperben
utr bier nGditeus Elm bellti6es Ebeaterperio'
lal aufSnmeien baben, bas luabrlheiulid in
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-07-21
Gnropaild)e &abel6eri@ts.
GnaI0n0.

Qonbon, 20. Slli. - Die GapitGne Der
britiiden, l6otttihen unb irldnbiiden Sc
ipanni1aiten briideu in ihreu Sdreiben on
ben &atb bic SOffnung aus, oaB bic oeri6ie,
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unb PoIlad BON Der iriif]en @eipaunldaft
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Sdilb" nidt tbeilnebmen. Gin ibre SteGe
treten bic 06. @reenbill uno gSm. Sfiqbu
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@banceu Der iriideu @eipannihait sur @es
pinnung beS ,@lhOzS9tlbes."
2on0en, 20. Sult.-Sie 8eriammluna
Der Dele9aten BON alien Bresbpterianer Sir.
den oes @briitentbImS muroe beute bier i'm
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-07-21
Srdn0e>

Gincinnatt,2 20. Sult. - Seute Mor.
gen tpurbe Die Sranntmeinbrenneret bon >.
8. Saiper in Gopington, Sp., neblt 800 bis
400 6diieru Bbisfep uno 1000 Sdeffelu
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600; perii1ert $25, 900 in Gincinnatter Sc
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gen brannte Die Oruderet bon Slod & @omp.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-07-21
@ealueiier fiir gtetienSe.
,e3alttmore 9otontoe =. @ot,,

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nbr 40 Vlorsens td9Itd uHb uu 9.35 Abenos td9s
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9en9enommen an Der gtorooitz@de Der galoerts uuo
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-07-21

tigfeiten nnr 6ann Dor @erid)t gebra6t wer.
ben iollten, ruenn es abIolut notbpenOia lei.
9tad ben bsioerieitigtn BlaiboperS initruirte
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eitlrte Die llmftGuoe Der erfen in gn9lano
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nad guten unb gerehtfertigten Selegen Der.
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Ufaltee BON Seiten Ses 9lngefla9ten ms
s8srf geiebt tuorDent 10 m69ten iie auf
. 0S6ul0i9" erfennen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-07-21
Hobert Dale Stpet.
81 n, glorf, 20. Snfi. - 0te Sod1tt
Wertttid)te Sepefd1ett aus
Net0-Mnrf.

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uerin" 1T BON 9ioerpool bier anssfommen.
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= Ser 0ampfer ngfaparino" 1T bon SuG
eiugetrofeu.
= Der 0ampfer ySille De Paris" lit bon
!Saore bier etn9etrDfien.
- Ser llnterihatmeiter 3ablte beute als
Sntereien $4,000, fiir einse;osene Dbl.
gatioueu $4,000.
= Die 3ou Ginnabmen betrugsn beute
S379,OOO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-07-21
Ste Sratttttiu etttz g 3ctritaerete.t.

ct. V0ntS 10. Sult. - 6eute itanoen
@eneral Sobn Wc9onalo, sulett Superuiz
for eieies 0ifriftes, unb Sberit Sobn u.
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Dtenge granntuein Sabrifanten Dor ben
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fir ibr @ridIeinen.
Die Sabadsfabrif bon s. $. Sdr6oer
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