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FL GENE " AGGAMAS,
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The City Of New Orleans vs.. Narcisse
Frechou.

EUGENE WAGGAMAN
e25 jyl l82, Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
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The fity Of New Orleans IS. Samuel


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Tho State OF Louisiana vs.. John Alb.

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my Jet 70 civil Sheriff OF the Parilh of Orleans
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state Ut AIOuislaha Widow Henry or
Richard Howard.


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.,r, BUGkNE WAGGAMAN
Jeza Jyll u Civil Sheriff Of the Parish OF Or,..>A
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Dnnex 10 Advertisements

~r1s~
AMUsEMENTs-E ercnt PGoe-Ith. 9th. and 6th COLUMNS
BOARD AsD RooMs-Eiepenh PGOe-Si columu.
BUsINFss NOTICEs-Strth Pa0e--lsi column. 49,,
CHANCES FOR BUSINESS MEN-EIepenh Idge-2d ana ID
columns.
CoRPoRATiox NoTrcEs-Tenh Pdqe-lst column.
COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES-Etecenh Idge-5'h eoutnh
CRFAM-ELfTfnth Pdgc-b. column.
DANCING ACADEMIES-Ei0hh Pd0e-4th column
DIVIDEND NOTICEs-Elcrsnh Pd0e-2i column
DRY GOODS EicreHh PdOS-4th. 5th. and 6th columns
EUROPEAN HoTEIs-EL6reHth IdGe--4th and 3th col
umns.
FINANCIAI--E'erenth Pd0e-ISt and ID columns.
FINE ARTs--EicrCHN FIge-4th column.
FURNITURE-F rum Pd0e-4th column,
HELP WANTED. MALES-Ftfth Pdge-6th column.
HOUSES AMI FARMS WANTED--E11hh PGQc-5th column.
HORSES CARRIAGES, HARNESS, &c.-Lenh f"ge-As'
column
HoTHIs-Ecrerh Pdoe--Sl column.
INSTRUCTION EigaM PaJe-31 column.
LECTURES AMP AlEETINGS-Eercnth Page 9th column.
LEGAL NorICEs-TenM PIge-l>t column.
MARBLE AND SLATE MANTELS-FUtH Fdge-4th coluln'
MARRIAGE AND DE >THs-Sererth Iuge-6th column.
MIsCRILANrOUS-Fift Pdge-4th column IreUh rage
--4th On. ana 9th columns.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS -Eicrenh Page 9Th column.
NEW PrBIIC ATIONS-EighN PdGc-2 ana 81 columns
BROOHLNN-Ei1hth PTQe-4th column; NEw.JERsEf-
EighLl Pd0e-4tn column; COUSTRI-kIghh rage
An and 5 columns; AUCrTOS-Etghnt Idgc-5tn pol'
umn; 70 EXCHANGE-kiDhfh Fdgc-5th column
SAVINGS BANkS--EteceRh PdGe-ld column
SAILS BY AUCTION-Fifih PGge-4tn column.
SPECIAL NoIICES-ScreHtb PGge-6th column.
SITUATIONS WANTED. MALEs-Fifh PdGe-4th and 6th
columns; EEMALES-FIUh Idqe-5th ana 6 h columns
STEAMBOATS, AND RAILROAns-FtNh Idqe-4th column
STEAMERS. OCHAN-EIghh Pdge--GtH column.
TEACHERs-EjThth IdGe-3i column.
10 WHOM II NAY CONCERN-Etg.H PGge-6tA column
To LET, CITY PROFERTY-Eighh PdQe-5th and 9th
columns: BRoOKLYN-Elghh Pdge-6th column
CoJNTRY-ElghM I0ge-6Gu column
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The NAMES.

When TIT TRIBUNE began its exposures oil
the Canal Ring, it promised the honest people
of the State that it would inform them fully
not only Of the operations, but OF the compo-
sition CO the Ring. They are now in position
to know more Of both than they were before
THE TRIBUNE's elaborate publications OF the
fraudulent contracts, and we only put their
knowledge into compact form in naming
the following as members OF the King. Ihere
will be more to come:
JARVIS LORD, Democrat.
JAMES y. BEADEN, Administration Rep.
HENRY ID. DENESON, Democrat
WILLARD JOHNSON, Democrat
GEORGE ID. LORD, Democrat.
\. L.. OSBORN, Democrat
CHARLES r.. SKINNER, Adm. Rep.
a. CALDWELL. BEIIDEN, Adm Rep.
HENRY q. JACKSON,
HENRY y. MOWRX,
WILLIAM MlDGETT,
EDWARD II. VAN DUSEN, Adm. Rep.
v. STANTON GERE. Administration Rep.
CHARLES NICHOLS, Democrat
AMARIAII IaOBBROOK,
EDWARD w. WILLIAMS,
HORACE; CANDEE, Naturalization Rep
.BOLgN y. IIOSCM, Democrat
DANIEL CANDEE, administration Rep.
EMMETT EEAGEER, Democrat
GEORGE B. SsHEIsEsIAI., Democrat
But few of these persons go to the Legisa-
ture. They stay at home to nurse their con-
tracts, and send to Albany wiling men like
these TO act as servants Of the Ring:
Jeremiah Mcclure,
Thomas q. Aivord.
Albert u. p-auiBa,
AiRnscn -. Page.
This is good list to save. Let every honest
voter cut it out, and keep watch for the men
whose names are in it.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-30
PCBLIC OPINION.

Gov. Tiden is the man who seems TO be
earning tho nomination IN l56. All to- Otmr NO.
Gratis are holding back hut he - going ahead -pO"iis
positive qualities and driving ont thieves Hisht the
old Bourbon Democratic party GbOd. worn us Dfecc"S
out = Boston Herald Qni)
The rotten wood has been thrown away, and
the Republican party Will be made price, eau 40
expec ted in this imperfect world he "nly safe pJy
is for all good unite in the maintenance OF to
policy and principles of the Republican party an All
talk about party at tbs tine Is sIupy sbaIlo"
nonsense Chicago Tribune (lnd)
1t is satisfactory to find the press unanimous
in its approval OF tho Governors uesSi-e. lHE Nh"
YORK TRIBUNE has rendered the people an impUftdBt
service by energy and enterprise when It ns as
played gathering together the fucts required oi the
prosecution OF this war against the King.
TRIBUNE. provoking the hostility OF the plundtr-
(DemD
The Democracy are fighting among them
selves like Kilkenny cas- nave made duplicate
nominations, and evidently disposed 10 carry on he
warfare matter what the consequences The RepnD-
leans are really very little betfer shape, although
surface. In fact everything goes To snow mat there -
general breaking up IN political ahrs, greater inde-
OF action, greater lberall;y, ana less grd
Tor the old old arguments about political helty PROP
ably 10 l. just well that IL - sO-lAOahy Express
(RepD
1t is stated that the friends of ex-senator
Patterson OF New HampusOile are about 10 Cake o.eS
10 vudicate him IN relation TO te CIe iIt M0bhr nat
IL said that some new acfs have come 10 l-ns
confirming assertions OF his entire innocence IL ~
already manifest that In the heat OF public wrath over
Mobier exposure, nIstice was dohe TO 80 ne pup
lie VINO bad no real connection with the Ddsiu-ss
The OF Mr.. Dawes Is an Instance In point MS
reputation mas been fully indicated. auI every
body will be glad n the good name OF gentleman OF
the scholarship and intelligence OF Mr. P3t teIsOb is ulY
reGstaDIlsned.- i Washington 3 ar TX ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-30
WITNESSES on TRIAL.

A natural result of the variety OF human
affairs, is that every great trial has its idosyn-
cras,es. Just as there il no limit to the prodl-
GAL variations of nature, so the incidents and
the accidents of society are like the infinite mu-
tations of the Kaleidoscope, every turn OF
which gives us new figure and fresh com
boatlou of color. feature OF the investIga-
ton now very much In the minds and mouths
of men. is that so many of those who are
called to speak to one side or the other have
their own private causes to argue, their own
refutations to offer, their own regulations to
vindicate. and circumstances and appearances
of n personally damaging nature to explain
and clear away. Tho witness who passes from
the primrose paths of the direct to the thoiny
and rugged road of the cross examination
finds himself walking amid snares and gins
and pitfalls, and not seldom disappears in a
wiIted and somewhat desperate condition.
He may have been as honest as the
dog in the fable, but for all that he
must pay the penalty of being caught III as
picious company He may suddenly find himself
regarded "A an accomplish, an abettOr. n con-
spirator: as a compounder. busybody, mis-
chief maker, a common barrator; while, with
the next turn of the rack upon which he is
morally wrthing, he learns that he is sup
posed not to have escaped altogether the moral
contagion to which his everyday associations
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II RIP L S III z E T .

The Duke Decazes mas stated that the French Govern
mont will take TO promote the Philadelphia
Exhibition in every possible way. - Permission to
return to Spain been denied the Duke de MoDpen-
sier. - A great demonstration in favor of the Itch
borne claimant has been made in London.
United States Treasurer Spinner has resigned his res
ignation to take effect June 30. The Governors
message discussed IN the State Senate. and made
the special order for today Senator WOodin will speak
in favor Of rigid investigation. Ia tho Assembly
Mr. Daviss Canal Bill made the special order for
Thursday evening 80 Resolutions offered IN The
Assembly making charges against several New
York lifeinsuuincc companies. Floods on the Sus-
quehanns stu apprenended.
Twelve witnesses testified in the Tltor Beccher trial,
the main point OF the testimony being 10 prove that Mr.
Beecher was out of town at the time Mrs Moulton
swears he making verbal confession 10 her.
The Park Commissioners replied to the charges against
them OF Incorporating moneys, alleging 1t TO be the
consequence OF a clerical error. - pris0n-Secper
was frightened 10 death by cell taking fire. -
Thermometer IS, 500 $50. Gold, H6t. ll6s ll6E.
Gold value Of lcgal-teuder dollar at the close, S5i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-30
PERSONAL.

Miss Anna f.. Dickinson starts Ior the SouIh
to-day on a lecturing tour.
Procopios the Patriarch OF Jerusalem, has
been suspe nded by the Greek Synod.
Mrs. Bayard Taylor is translating her hus-
bands History of Germany into the German language
If il announced in the Boston newspapers
that vice-Presidens Wilson will sail for Enciand on
Lpril ID
A royal decree has been issued at Madrid
restoring to the Duke dc Montpensier his military rank
his decorations, ana other honofs.
The guardian of the tomb of Napoleon L.,
Pierre Hender, died recently at the age OF 76 years.
lie fought under the whose ashes he guarded for
many years.
The President and members of the Cabinet
who are to attend the centennial celebration of the bat
tic OF Concord and lexington on April 10, viii leave
Washington on April IA or Is. and reach OstOn on
Friday the 10TH On SATURDAY. they Will ,be entertained
by the Commercial CLUB sunday VIII be spent IA Con-
cord.
Mr.. jefferson Davis wrote as follows of John
Mitchell letter which read at a meeting IN Menu
pills. called to take action on Mr.. MchePs death: I'm
able To be with YOU send you my heartfelt sympathy
in your proposed tribute to the patriot and devOtee ID
libsrty-Join Mitchell Together struggled for State
rights for the supremacy Of Constitution, for
munty independence and after defeat were imprisoned
togo her. As nv friend mourn Tor hm' ana regret MS
death as a loss TO manklnd.'
Mr. Thorold Rogers, late Professor Of Po-
ltical Economy the University OF Oxford recently
gave London address, which no denied that the
English Established Church was a guarantee for the
md, enance OF Protestant doctrine lie declared that
IL w distracted by intestine divisions; that while II
had bee established for three centuries the nation hAd
not been educated; and thar while countenancing
SCHOOLS 10 b. maintained by tue State, IL intended not Ia
eaucate in tie N, but tn prOselytize.
WAsuINGTON, March 29.-GeOrge 4. Tyson
formerly Assistant Navigator on the steamer Poaris
has been appointed plain of the Watch at the Navy
Department.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla.> March 29.-The Right
Rev. Bishop Wood OF Philadelphia and the Hon. john
Scott ex-United States SenaNor. aud family, have
arrived herr.
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LIBILIhG LOED.

It is q well-knOwn, but somewhat remark
able, fact that when Mr. Jarvis Lord was
running for his present position as State Sem
ator he felt himself so deeply damaged and
aggreved by the criticisms of the press upon
his conduct as o member of the Canal Ring
that he sued The Rochester Democrat for libel.
The Democrat Pleaded justification, and in
March, 1874, filed an answer to the COM
plant specifying the points which it ex-
pected to prove. In this very interesting
document the proceedings OF the Stan
wix Hall auction were rehearsod at
length. The complaints in Attorney-Gen-
eral BaIlows two suits were quoted !;
and the defendant then went on with the
details of several other chapters in the lives of
the Lords which are much too readable to be
buried in the records of the Monroe County
Court house. As n result of the Stanwix Hall
auction 1t appears, according to The Democrat
and the Attorney General that Jarvis Lord
and John Leahy obtained fraudulent con-
tract to keep the Chemung Canal and feeder
in repair for five years at $4,000 year,
which was Sll 900 more than it was worth.
Lcahy assigned this contract to Lord and the
latter statesman was paid on 1t the sum
of $4,000, which was $4,000 in excess
of fair price. As further result
of the same auction tho repair con-
tract on Section No. of the Erie Canal was
awarded to members of the Ring for five
years at $4,000 year, and the work of
dredging the Albany basin was let at the ex
orbitant rate of 20 cents per cubic yard of ex
cavation, yielding S357.l3a. The overcharge
on these two contracts is represented to be
$32s, $685. and the suit of tho Attorney General
to recover that sum from George ID. Lord,
VIM. Mudgett and others is still pending.
This, however. was not all. simultaneously
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-30
POLITICAL NOTES.

Ex-Speaker Blaine is announced to sp eak for
the Republican ticket in Connecticut at New Haven
Friday evening next.
Poker John, "a noble red man of the Pirte
nation, said 20 oe such proficient ut the great game
he is named after that he has relieved his brethren
all their Government supplies. and has
Blankets trowsers, and provender. This exhibition OF
skill prompts several rreyecnt newspapers suggest
that MI. T. Jonn be made al ambassador abroad.
Mr.. George ii. Keith, Postmaster at Mime
apolis. does wish to leave tho public doubt con-
corning the power which secured his resppointmeut
lie announces with great emphasis: 81 was reap
pointed because Congressman William g. King asked It,
and insisted upon his riRht the
In his own town" DO President Grant aud Postmaster
General Jewell coincide In this vewi
There has been o good deal Of doubt about
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Amnesmenis ano n.eetinee.

BARNUM's HIPPoDRoME.-At $3.50 and g.
BoorHs TIIEATER--" Henry ""
DAYS FIFTH AVENUE THEATER--"The Big bonanza
GRAND OPERA HOUSE." Ahmed"
OLYMPIC THEArER.-vareiy Entertainment
PARK THEATER.-" Dlvy Crockett"
SAN Francisco MISsrRRLs Birch 0ndWambold
UNION SQUARE THEArER.-"The Two Orph9ns"
WAI.AcKs THEATER--At 1870 and S: Tho Shaush-
raun." Dion BouceAult.
ARMoRY list RsorMENr.-Lady Washington Tea fary
COOPER ISsuTUrE-Lecture. Isaac H. Hunter
HALL OF THE GEOGRAPHICAL sociETr'-Meetihs.
LYRIC HALL-Lecture. Filth oGorman
MEMORIAL CuURcH-Lady Washington 'cepton.
METROPOLITAN MUSEUM OF ARr.-Paintings, statuary'
ROBINSON HAIL-IndIan Life and Customs
ST JOINS NJ. T. CuURcH-Tea Party and concert
UNION LEAGUE HALL-Commencemeut Womahs Meu
zeal College.
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Nothing conld be more silly or dishonest than the
effort by few Of the papers, to create the impress
sion that the Canal Ring is confined to one party.
The interesting list of names printed in black let
ters in another column will show how leaders Of
both the organizations adorn it. Just now Admin
istration Republicans are very busy disowning Mr..
James j. Belden, whom they wish to charge to the
late Liberal Republican account Well, Mr. Belden
doesn't seem ever TO have been very much of Libe-
raj Republican. At least, he didn't like to have
lis name used. But, lttle or great. the
Administration contrived to reclaim him very
promptly. lie was in full Administration fellow
ship in 1873 and in 1874 the Administration Repub-
licans of Syracuse had the etfrontery to nominate
and run him as their candidate for Mayor. They
got properly served for it, too. They elected the
rest of their ticket and lost him by crushing adj
verse majority. Watch the men who are trying to
make partiSan advantage either eide out GOT the
warfare now waging and set them down as either
allies Of or as bad as, the canal thieves.
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IERMS OF THE TRIBUNE.

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Advertisements and subscriptions received at the
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THE SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE will he ready
tins morning at o'clock in wrappers for msnlng.
Price cents.
Advertisements for this weeks issue of The
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r,ta, sSI756

or course thes5 figures do not represent al
the transactions of the Lord family in canal
matters. They are only those upon which 1he
Rochester Democrat processes to be particularly
well informed. Mr.. Jarvis Lord says that be
is proud of his connection with the canals, and
if this is a specimen of what he can do we are
not surprised that he should look over his
career with certain sort of complacency.
But he also tells us that he bB never been
able to discover any such thing as Canal
Ring. Suppose he tries to get some informa-
ton out Of his libel suit I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-30
Business NcIltfs

ISSUED $4,000 GENERAL ACCIDENT POLICIES.
-TRsvELEKs LiFS ACcDENr lSsUEASoV Co., H1rtford
LEGAL CALENDAR FOR TOMORROW IN LATEST
lrfrIoS % nAiiY WTNKs. ONE CENT.
DYEING AND CLEANING.-Take your Dyeing
Ceninr NEwYoRg DiEISG Printing bsrABLsH
753 Bosdway sad 6lO S1ibsve New 4ort'
1866 and les Pyrer"ut BROOKLYN Fssohshei % years
GET TIE GENUINE ARTICLE.-The great pop
pry Of WmR,Ks COP LIVER OIL LIsB" las
pnnCpe1 10 attempt TO palm of simple arr
nauuao but Who IS suffering nom
shou be careful where the purchase
this article requires plng the resu following il are its
aud a0e evidence on he o.
extraordinary 20 pulmosr' complaints The phosphate Of
lime possesses healing combined with the
pure Col Liver III by Dr Why, This meca regularly pre-
scnb@d faculty. Sold bY A. B. VILE Chemist Boston
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The DEVIL AND TIE DEF
BFTREEN

SEA
The political situation in Connecticut must
De very confusing to the intelligent voter who,
desiring to discharge his duties as n citizen
conscientiously, is offered only choice be-
tween the two great parties in the coming
election. The election occurs next Monday,
and the intervening days will be filled with
all the usual demonstrations in the press and
from the stump, upon the wavering or apa-
thetic voter. The organs are already frisky,
paragraphy, and ebullient; the sober and
serious appeals to the constituents of Messrs.
Kellogg and Starkweather to stand by the
statesmen who have wrestled with an unwilling
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-30

ACTIVI1Y IN RELIGIOUS WORK.

ANNUAL MEETING OF THE CHURCH EXTENSION AND
MISSIONARY SOCIETY OF THE METHODIST
EPISCOPAL CHURCu-THE WORK OF THE PAsr
YEAR.
The annual meeting of the New-fOik
Church Extension and Missionary Society or tho
Methodist Episcopal Church. held last evening 10 the
Free Tabernacle Church Ia West ThiryfOurthst near
Eighth ave.. John B. Cornell presiding, ami J'm3s II.
Peton acting Secretary very largely attended.
The devotional exercises conducted by the Rev.
Bishop f. James. The CORES pophing Secretary read
MS annual report by which appears that the folio wing
churches and missions are connected with the society
On the east side OF the city-South Harlem second
ave, ne-hundredand-tentnst Cornell Memorial.
Seyenty-si1th-st., between Second aud TIird-aves
sixty-hrst-st.. Thrdave.; Eloventh-st., near
Avenue b. Wesley Chapel, corner Of Stanton AMI Can
nousts; German Mission, Flfteentnst, near Avenue b.
Emmanuel Church (coloredl. No 81 Attornoyst On tho
west side the cItyWashiugtOn Hghts corner Tenth
ave and One hundred and st.; Grace Church.
One-hundrcd and fourthst near Sinh-ave; Free Tab
ernacle Thirty -fourth-st, near Eighth-aYe; Thirty
fnh-st, near Tenth-ave.; Broadway ssion. corner
Sixty-eighthst; Perry-st, near Greenwieh-st; Hope
Chapel, No 1871 Mott-st.; Franklin Mission. No. les
Franklins,. ST. Marks colore) Church. TIlry NTH
ST. near sixtn-aye.; North New-York. Kngsbrdge.
notable item OF interest has been the erection dur
ing the year OF church edhce at the sixty -rsts
station which dedicated on the IA inst. The fol-
from reports already rrreycd, che results OF TIC
past year and the present condition OF the sOeietys
work
Number OF churches and stations. II; sunda y-schoos
Il pastors assistants, 2t missionary AMI pts'0r
visits. 6i,2l2; pages OF religious reading dIsirDnted
$4,000 tOns, 6l5 members received on prhi-
ton, AS members received 10 ful membership DO
members received bv letter 100 fun members. 600;
probatiOners, 200 officers and teachers la sullay-
schools 39I scholars. i.4Ol: average Attendance ot
scholars. y. III. session, 26S total member-hp or
churches aud missions, 1900; total OF oua-
day-SchOols, Avs.
Bowcs Colgate. Treasurer, read his annual report,
which cOncluIcd as follows:
Total payments ior church extension. SiSOIS ~
PopenJ.......... ZZ.<'o ."
.S'o'-Vs 10
Total receipts, from contributions etc. S53,S32 81
fossl Subscriptions coleesabe...., 1000 90 osSSz u
utheiency "
The Rev j. +. McClellapd. the Rev. Bishop Gilbert
Haven. and the Rev H. L. Ddshie then made short All
dresses The following named officers were elecIed ior
the ensuing year: President. John b. Cornell flro-
Presidents. the Rev Bishop l.. y. James, ID ID George
j. Hamilton Gen Clinton b. Fisk aDd d. W. DlgSs.
GORE ponding Secretary, the Rev Richard Wheauey.
Recording Secretary, james H. Pelton; Assistant e.fy
G. Weeks; Treasurer, Bowles Colgate; Assistant, "h-
liam ~. Faconer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-30
AN EDITOR SENTENCED FOR CONTEMPT.

CHICAGO, March 29.-ln the Criminal Court
OF Cook County this morning. Judge Williams sentenced
wilbur f. story. editor OF TAs Chicago Times, to ten
days imprisonment the county Jail for contempt OF
court In having published articles constructvely re-
nectinx tho character Of certain members " ne
Grsaa JuJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-30

Permission to return to Spain has been denied
the Duke de Montpensier, on the ground that
ex-Queen Isabella might demand the same
privilege, which could not be granted on the
ground of expedicncy. The theory is good
enough, but it is curious that King Alfonso
lays down a principle which, if rigidy
applied. would, i'll his own case, have pre-
vented him from ever ascending the throne.