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New-York tribune., 1875-02-16
DEPARTURE or FOREIGN NAILS.
TUESDAY. PRB. l6

TUESDAY. PRB. l6
The Goethe which advertised sail for Plymouth CRcroarg AMI
mbury todsy will be donet She NAV SO on Ihur,iay hhc
does she will probably take . full EurOpesn mali -
sas for EcOpe, QueensoSn AMI L7erpo per e aeAnsnp
The Post p Steamship sails at n Oa Pier No.
AS. Sortn River.
pors bV Steamship Acapuco close az 10 sappeenary
Mail Post ocsa Mt IL Steamship sas az ~ n
Mails iot Havana and Mexico CITY Of Mrca
70 NJ. Supplementary Mail closed az the Potoace At Z;Ao
p m. steaHsh sails at 3 D NJ rom Pier No D. N Z
WEDhBsDAS. FEB. II.
Mills for Europe via uerstoSn and Liverpool BY the steamship
AbySsoa close at the PoOce IL Supplementary Mail
Post Oce a. l2i0 In Steamship sails as m
''N THURSDAY. PRB. 1s
Mails the Netherlands direct via ROt,ertsm by the steamship
and Cuba steamship CITY Of Vera Cruz close at
Mail closed at he Poonce a. S'ao m
Steamship sails at s M from PIer NO D. N. II d..
Mails Bermuda by ue steamship Canms ciose a. No. steA
FRIDAY. FEB 10
Mails Newfoundland close at pS seSfOrl POstone sTer sA'
M.I Or haaI N s. hclOsedM s Sc"Y0rs P''toAo' ever
hyat6pm. . m
Ireland Qaee oTn and LIVERPOOL oy
the steamship Civ Chester az 2 m Supplementary n
closed the Po7tOee at s1esmship slS ~ n- "'
For Europe via sonhmpton Bremen By the steamship Neck
nsis at ll3O Suppf nenar, MAJ s.ose' ~ .N
80 Steamship sails AZ D. NJ, from Pler oo' o.
Thirl-st, Huboken. ,o
FOR France direct via sesDsh!p Per mails clos. at "
m Supplementary Mail IS closed az the PoSiotce AZ 1:3o H.
STEAMSHIP sails p. ., from Pier No 30. North River
heT WesE steamship Clty OIL WACO eose o. y u
Steamship sails at y m rom Per No ~ Last ai'"'
SUNDAl. FgB. II.
All Mails close stl O'Clock TAe rOetohcs open NON
n. to liza w. nv ~. 20
wasr.tons Brthday-Ihe POtohce and al Mails viii close al
Esis for Brazil Republic and the Yves, Iode, BY ,h'
Steamship sails from PIER Ne 43 North RIVER
New-York tribune., 1875-02-16
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Mr. DAWES (Rep., Mass-) offered resolu-
ton directing the Judiciary Committee to inquire
whether the Western Union Telegraph Company has re-
fused TO transmit dispatches for tho American Press
Association, any other parties, among the several
States account OF criticism by such Association on
tie Telegraph Company, with power to send Tor persos
ana payers. Adopted.
On motion OF Mr.. GARFIELD Qep., Ohio. the hour
or meeting was xed ~ II n. IN.
On motion OF Mr.. Z. HOAR (Rep., Mass.), the Sen
ae LI ~ allow Tnonds W. Filch Engn in the Navy,
to accept wedding present seut to his wife by the
Kfcdve OF Egypt, was taken from the Speakers table
aud passed. -
On notlon OF lfr. POTTER Dem. y. YJ the bill
allowing the District Judge Ut Vermont his salary dur
ing lie on his resignaton ON account or perhaneIt III
ness wns taken from the Speakers table and passed
TIE bl which from last Monday Tor the re-
demptlon of ovcrdne Uuited States bonds, known as
Texts indemnity bonds vas passed. uudef SUSPENSION
of the rulns 10 Yeas 10 43 NAYS.
Mr. HAZELlON Rcp, Wis., moved TO suspend tue
rules aud pass TIC Senate bill referring TO tle Court vi
the CLAIMS certain contractors for the con-
strucilOn OF vessels Ot w9rand team uischlnery.
Tnc motion w-s opposed by Messr.. RANDALL and
declaring that it wound take SjO01O0 out OF
tao Treasury. which Mr. HAZELION denied, saying
that i vUdld save 10000. Tue motion was rejected
Yeas 1872 Nays IOO-uoI twO-tAird- in tho affirmative.
Tao House then proceeded 10 the consideration OF
bills Affecting tho District Of Columbia the House
spent hours te discussion of tax Oiil for
the strict Uf Columbia, hu to no result upon 1t.
Mr. srANARD (Rsp., MOI moved TO MAKE the DlIi
oI all otier business. Agreed co.
the Yesterday morning, IN Washington, OF his col
league Mr. Hooper and he moved resolution Tor the
apIontiuenJ OF C0mmtc OF seven TO superlntend the
feral ceremonies tnat TO be held TOMORROW In the
HL Of the House, and that the Senate be notified ana
invited attend. The resolution was adopted. and
Mcs,is. Poland OF Vermont, Wheeler OF Ncw-York Nib
lack of la aHa Maynard o Tennessee, koley OF Penn
Lunar OF Mississippi aud fsOughton OF Can
furula were appointed such CSmulIt;ce.
Tie House then, as lurther marx OF respect f0r the
d., d
New-York tribune., 1875-02-16
TRAINING THE CHILD's CONSCIENCE.
The monthly meeting of the New York Su


dayschool Association WAS held last evening III Inc
Fourth Avenue Church. AT Twenty
st. and Fourth ave. f. C. Wilder presided and the open
ing exercises were conducted by Richard p. Clark OF
Brooklyn. Tho death OF John AshwOrth OF Rochdile,
England was announced by the President after which
the Rev. Theodore L. Cuyler, d. d., delivered an ad
dress Oh "The Child's Conscience aud How to Deal
With It,"
Dr. Cuyler said that while 1t was emnenty proper Tor
tho teacher to cultivate th- chds memory AMI ancc-
tions part OF lis work Important as ID" eau
cation Of the conscience. Conscience Is that fac-
uly or principle within that detects the fundl-
teachers must work upon II IA they would upon
tho memory and the heart 10 strengthen and tIu'
cate IL. Conscience approves or rejects us IL ais
Germs the right the wrong. WHAT tue compass u to
the shlp tho il to umaD beings. Conscience
OF GGd In the soul OF maD-the btil klDiiI
voice through which God speaks 10 His children TDe
acLer should quicken the eDdeayors 10 give the chlId
couscence Bible influence and Bole direction JOseph
aud Daniel Illustrations OF a healthy conscIenre
The history OF their lives hinges on consciehiousuess
Ia dealing with children the teacher snoulh emphsszc
the conscience as the vial pOut OF character. Tue
therefore, should Simplify 1t TO the children Dy
wing that conscience tells them TO do rirh; that
religion is doiug right and Sin is doing wrong The
religion OF doing right the religion to BE- Impressed on
children. Tho Ouly hope for the young men or New
York and Brooklyn is n Bible conscience TIC BlDie
ia an immense gallery of characters, winch the
teacher must exhibit 10 the scholars, and Illustrate
through them the principles OF riyhooinR The word
Of God reaches Us through tno conscehce ahu esu"cf
and rules G. 80.
The Rev II. ID. Gansc, D. D., then explained the les
international series, founded Gu Joshua, XIV
G-l5 entitled Calebs Inheritance"
New-York tribune., 1875-02-16

the advsabty OF severiue the contracts existing be-
tweon the Board Of Underwriters and tho Board Of
Insurance Brokers. Several plans for preserving
uniform schedule of and inducing the dsaected
insurance companies return 20 this Board were pre-
sentcd but nothing decided and the Committee nd
journed until to-day.
At meeting OF the members Of the Butter and Cheese
Exchange yesterday, amendment 10 Article I'LL OF
the bylaws adopted. In future. instead OF the ap
picaion for 5ership being posted IN the Exchange
for two weeks previous 20 final action by the Executive
CommIt:oe, the Time has been reduced ~ five days.
following have been elected members OF tire Cot
ton Exchange: n. GwyDu OF Fielding, Gwl M Co.;
Charles A. Walsh of ". II. Power. Kchl. + Hamilton
OF Hamilton & Crombfe, Franklin l. Han of Hall
Mudock .
The Poland china hog, known as the "Grand Dukr,"
the exhibition OF which has caused much fun at the Pro
duce Exchange sold by lottery yesterday realizing
about 500.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-16
CUSTOM HOUSE PRUNING BEGUN.

MANY NOTICES or DISMISSAL GIVEN, BUT THE
NAMES REFUsED-THE WORK ONLY HALF DONE.
The lO5bies OF the CustOm-house presented
very Ii H.ely appearance yesterday. large number OF
ward Statesman had been brought down town by the
announcement that there to be wholesale decapi
tatioa OF inspectors and clerks Many notices OF dis
msas were out but Collector Arthur politely re-
fused to give the names Of The recipients. When
APPLIED to for his reasons, tho Collector drew
vivid and pathetic picture OF the suffering OF the Gus
tom-ouse employees seeing their names IN print. He
eo0ured mp a OF almost dramatic interest grow
ING ont of the hypothetical OF hardhearted land
orL and obfurae who. seeing the names OF
nant an list OF those discharged, de
payment in advance to tue consequent distress of
Tie aforesaid unfortunate empOye.
A taa hoGse ia the only department or the
several puzzle 0 in this city where such infOrna-
ton needlessy refused II is fair to infer that there
must be other reasons than those stated for suppress
ing the Information relating TO discharges. III Is
estimated that 40 dismlssals were made yes
terday and that the remaining 80 or 40 men who are
10 90 will be discharged within few days This Is
an IN accordance with the instructions OF the secretary
of the Treasury. Among the poliucans. II Is stated
that the office OF the least political usefnlness
have been discharged This statement. however 10
deued Collector, who that the least eclent
oucs are tho ones selected for dismissal
New-York tribune., 1875-02-16
cosr OF puBLIC NURSERIES AND HOSPITALS.

COST OF PUBLIC NUR3ERIE5 AND HOSPITALS
The Commissioners OF Charities and Cor
rection met yesterday and the report upon the Nurseries
on Randalps Island WAS read with view Of obtaining
tho per capita cost Of the establishments The number
~ children over 1s months old in the Nursery Hospita
was ss.. at cot per year OF ss5 80 each In the In
fsuts Hospital the average number OF infants was 2e3
Mt cost per week OF g. 80 eacD. resolution wa,
sent 10 the Trustees OF the Founding AiYi1n OF the
Sisters Of Charity IN the CT OF hsw ra ion ,,n ama
This was ordered Ia view OF the dem.nd oi
these Institutions for city aid: IL was aiso re-
solved that tho 6mall-Pox Hospital hhOuid pe
handed over Tie Homeopathic faculty. II the
Board OF Health concur. rs hospitai su,9ccts =, ~
the control OF the department, provided the Bord "
Apportonme grants sufficient funds 10 carry on 'nt
same and also provided it be done according \,
tho Ia 10 gOYerning inc dc partin
New-York tribune., 1875-02-16
THE COURT OF COMMISSIONERS OF ALABAMA
CLAIMS.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 15.-In the Court OF Commls-
one OF Alabama Claims the oowoa tds disposed or
353 Abuer we'll and VIM seur against the United sta
rendered Of $220 With interest ro NE dae
OF
l02 Samne johnson, two minor aud John eve TOT
against the United staies Juds At was
rendered Of Samuel Johrcn Tor sell ehd TWO MI
nor Ga M Frank Stevens
minor son 1890 each from Oct z, 1861
called from No SOL 70 AGO. bens se svenih
call Of 80
The Ron ywYorf against tho United stat
was snbte on testimony COUNSEL MIR Elgsr r.
fof claimant Hon John j. CIes5wc for te Cnid
States In this counsel claimed hi the value OF the
goods regulated by the value at the pon Of oeslau'n
San Frn opposed By con1se Tor the Csed States
New-York tribune., 1875-02-16
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
rogT oP NEWBORN. RK.......".........-....FsE 10
CLEARED.

PORT oF SEw-1oRK K..::;;;:.;'''''''..''"'Fss' 10
soo.blO State Of Georgia (Er Cooper Glasgow &C.. Austin Bald
sbo lac wilkinson Shanghai &C. s,lter Liyeunors
Bris 1ce.a Thcios Gall9'a, Caflsnas Brett, SOl Go.
Bns T'het.s, Spaleehayer CuracOa, Dovalc 4 Co
Schr Roger DrGry. Gage Galveston &c, Psrsons Loui
schr L ',s S91iGn 81 sS1 Ives scae5
Scr A. T. HayeBs Pierce. Galveston Tor orders. O. H. Mallory
ARRIVED.
Steamship Addatc Dl Perry Liverpool Feb a. with mdse and
sesnao Mississippi CrOwe Feb Q. with miss
Steamship George Cromwell Bacon Portland. WITH ue and
Steamship North Point sah PhadelOha with md,o and pass
srs Xnia Euas (of sear.pO, Field MagaOue IL days witt
seST Raeehorse Miller IL days, with fruit
sS hdmrs goi Caaden n J s.enan wilmington c. Fes
ch Glimpse B,n,m) ReaneaI Rio Janero Dee 8, Vi.
SIR PnOuth King Kingston JAM l3 lays
sta oisHse- .
vile lyins At the wharf Pec,sHD ae mOaus
O'Clock. and va, partly consumed
schrs DAVID Low Hss:e Red LeyaHer aud Leg, ISde e
G. sSd Crystal Proylnceosn Later normston
Boston 18Th states t there are no e,se Of actual offering among
Is the nen can reach the shore ont
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Bosros Feb 15-Anyed. steamship Neptune ron NevYork
uod Oa,sa Of Long Island SoIn ahd Nantucket avoid
s sSs,os S sse2 v o"f tsS sSo' i5@P.d % for Baltimore
FAlnschSeg from Bremen bg Advaa, froa h;auIas Aaas
LiLd.ay, from Havana bark 7. Il. gurmsn
FOREIGN PORTS.
Feb 15.-Tac Cunard Line steamship Smar BIZ
ling. Boston Pyb for Liverpool arrived hro a, ocoe. ys
terday afternoon
DISASTERS.
Lospoy l5The smshp Leipzig which sg,ount
ersy OF got od az IL Ocloc1 last She s
81 Southampton - -.
CAPE assEi 70 l5-he British brig Kewsdn Pederin master
from svsns BA With sshore about ciocs
upht wind
raiIe south this station The numbers
The 26J The the s on board
brought the Velnes
morning. The hes well up on the beach Assistance has ben
Noo Of 22O hhds aRi 16S bsx
Of sugar Spence Montague Co.. OF Baltimore The
yes,el BY H. HolnsD BduaIds sna.
SPOKEN.
Feb H. Of Highland Light Cape Co.. bark Elisa White Of Portland
from Msisnss for Boston,
iIUr Latest Ship Netrs see Ser.nM Pagc.l
New-York tribune., 1875-02-16
NOMINATIONS BY THE PRESIDENT.
The President sent the following nOmina.
Ions TO the senatr to-dav;

lions to the Senate to-day:
Amy-P heat Wm Hay jr to be Captain OF the 9Th Cavalry;
Leo: Chs C. First IeOtulnt 9Th Cavalry Sec
Lieut. Hcoy kngsbETY. First LcutesaR 9Th Cava aud
Cat VIM Siyey Of tie ls Artillery TO BE- o Of the ON Artillery
Holmes Assistant
gton W. Hngdeer. Treasury
Geo C. Collector Customs for the Ustct Of Mwau
WA; H. Roberts Collector Customs Belfast Mel George
Levitt ColCcto. Customs Maebss Ne1 aud 0sen n DenneS
Collector Of Internal District OF Oregon
New-York tribune., 1875-02-16
pASSENGERS ARRIVED.

PROM LvERPoOL-ln steamship Adrtaae Feb lo5Rsh. icy
Dr. Cane BJop Sandhufst; Rev Reye j. Barasde 3D.
wad enkns Mrs jenkins and iBfan Shaw, Mn shaw,
Mr. and Mrs. A. b. Adam, M Hanson hrs T. Hartley
Miss Harley Miss L. Hartley Master Prank hartley r. Hen
dr,oo, ES Graham, John Fauaz'n. Bs BaTes B. SdIhs
Mr. Holel car Iibb1s g. r. Arnold Rufrs H. hilbert M j. B.
sauley james, Stanley James Masters E. and Ash
wool T. Dor. J. ST JuAres Robert Brooks W. H. Riley
Cha B. Wilson Gregory James j. Kane NJ Aoysias
Harry GoVug Arhar Peacock, Corey CayI '" sey,
mour Bellies NJ Higge.s. A. LamaIcne C. Wehner, Alfred
reenLp Mnor Decker T. H. Gosson Rev W Taken heoghie
Debrrne Jaques De Potter Pue Bertels sEnns a.
war ~ H. WostlnoE T. d. Reaca. J. a. deCrery Thos Kemp
George EeAou A. Sehulses Hembere A. and 2. Lockwood
New-York tribune., 1875-02-16
COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, N. Y, Feb. 15.-In the Court OF Appeals
Mohiay Feb. 16, 1879;
no i2Jobn Deven respondent George Crsry and
Argued by T. Wood Of counsel Tor appellants ahd o
Jesse Johnson ior respondent =,
fcndsnts argued by Andrews Of coasei Ter psn
erro and by Chss. L. Beae for The People. etc
No. 07kdwsd Holmes and ano, appellants sg " h1bbarl
and esponaen ar9ued by Spague OF eoanse or 'ppe
lants, aud by Sherman s. Rogers for respouleDts
No l6-Jas Brds, respondent ag Lemuel L. CrocIer sur
appellants argued by f. G. Sprgue counsel Tor appellant
Geo Waasworh tor respondent. Case sul on 90 a--
Proclamation Coar ournei Tuesday Feo H. 1870
New-York tribune., 1875-02-16
THE FLUSHING,. NQkIH. SHORE, and

route Bsbyon Ishp villa and fatohsgA
Leave Hunters Paint m--BaoYloB
Leave Point 81 mail uan ssn pAfist
attached
Leave Hunters Point 200 D m-Pschosus vay train
Leave Hunters Point 80 -Patohoxue train With
or ear asebeL
Leave Iun,eT, roIst s: 90 D. m-islp var train
timetables Ass trsios
o Psruinsdae Park HYDE Park Hlase and ether
ststous NewYsk loot Of East ases 80
.asus rs, saSA.t sss nv 10 nisy.s. p:,,ss
shseSsd t Jamsssp ard sacs sssasv r.se Save
Rsniers Great Ecs. Hsmpstsd Gaee c fsseSa
<es Pos wh,ss,ose and ell insrwefah as!oos $40 Ntov
ll:Uo n. ~ Lao SIS, Hoo. &20H - " bAkrVA bs1t
New-York tribune., 1875-02-16
MASSACHUSETTS SAVINGS BANKS.

Boston, Feb. 15.-The annual exhibit OF the
Savings Bank Commisso sh that hero are l1s
savings bnnks in tho State with aggregate depos" OF
s2l7 ls1 40 g.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-16
MINIATUKK ALMANAC,

Sun nes..... 6;53 ,es.... 5:3O Mooo seA'' 4:sl
vs~zB THp pAY-Ah
candy HOOK 4:59 Hell Gate Per1.. GAS
DAY.
Sandy Hocl 4:53 IsDd.. 6:32 Hell Gate Ferry 7:2l
New-York tribune., 1875-02-16
RAILWAY CONFERENCES.

The Eastern Railroad Commissioners, having
charge OF railway rates between the Atlantic and the
West held "A meeting yesterday at the Windsor Hotel.
The meeting WAS striotly private one. and lasted fer
several hours Col Blanchard, Judge Jewett, and OK
Gov Dennison were all present, the last named having
come from Washington especially TO attend the meet
ing The trouble existing between the Pennsylvania
aud the Baltimore aud Ohio Railroads was brought up
incidentally; but the matter had not been reported
,fIcally no action taken the subject although
Il was regarded by the Commission as an uDfor-
mnate condition OF affairs. The difficulties be-
tween the Grand Trunk and Great Western
Railroads OF Canada were also alluded to. but
90 action resulted from the consideration Of that sub
eef The question OF the tariff OF rates not touched
anon as IL generally understood that no change
Was desirable at this season OF tue year The
principal business transacted was OF routine charse
r Most OF the subjects discussed AND acted upon con-
stinp Of matters which had been before the Com.nls
oners At former meetings, aud which had oeen Eiid
syer In of subjects OF moro general Interest
hayn0 the occupied the time The M
end however, ~ hold another meeting before the end
" the month. .,-.--. S.,. u..o,,. r..,.,
day and received a committee appointed ~ the oOn'-
aoders Of the Great Western Railroad VINO had come 10
eOner with them on the subject OF the relations OF th
latter Company TO the former, and the deSsohly OF
paying the interest the divisional motgases Dsea
n applying the earnings OF the Great western 70 the
payment OF the floating debt Of tire Toledo Wabash ana
Western Railroad
New-York tribune., 1875-02-16
Corporation Notices.

ERIAL FIRE LADDERS.-SEALED PRO-
N POSALS will tc the Fire Department until ~ oeiock
Feb - 1873, for buiAag fur Aerial Fire Ladders
Fer particulars The City Record Copies for sale s No. City
Hall
Hay, STRAW, OATS, and dFEED.-SEALED
PROPOSALS will b received by the Pre- DeOarmnt until
O'Clock noOn Feb TO- lS75 r furnishing Hay sts" os asd
Feed.
Por particulars City Copies for sale Ne cy
Hail.
GALE OF BUILDINGS, &c.-The Depart
~ neat Of Pabhe works WILL SELL At paeAe aae.os the
BUILDINGS FENCES neS OF several new sLeets
Gently opened 10 o'clock, Feb "a 1870 WITH
PREMISES the vsd Drive between Seventy uIhth sid
Hghhsthsta
For pseuan The CITY Rseod copies for sale at No City
Uau
New-York tribune., 1875-02-16

SEALED PROPOSALS. viii b: r.ee,sd BY the Commissioners or
Jsdicsl
- o'clock H. 1870 for earpene
tmn and pambeR work.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-16
CTONINGTON I.dSIEvsIs LINE for BOSTON and

The cdous NARRAGANsErr Tsea
Asys Tbanas,. and saara.vs sna sT0sISaros aests's
from Pier 33 NORTH River loo, Of ysvst 81
m arriving Boston ahead Of ali other lnes Tcscs for ne
ali prnc oce sni sscasi at The saess
wssoot, Express Co, anu q 3l9 BrSsdssy: . -.
z A DIX vEAu Freight W. fiLxTSs Genl PaA Assss
D.. BABCOCk Pfesideu
New-York tribune., 1875-02-16

Z would not DO overlenient in such mattcr fsr"'H
should precede restoration. - -s-
The Hon T. g. Whitaker, New Orleans, La.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-16

INSURANCE AND EXCHANGE INCIDENTS.
The Executive Committee of the Board OF
Underwriters held another meeting yesterday Win
view 10 considering the dissensens IN the Board ADO
New-York tribune., 1875-02-16
EALL RIVER LINE

NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RALRoAD-Afeer Nov l., 1914. Arouah raias vii
Pave Grand Contra Deoot . -, ... -
s:Ou m and kohern Bxrrs WIZ "-"nsT"'" oAs
100 N SOFA Chicago EIyr,ss With eAs 70 aSes-
Bofalo
" / :OO q. m Northern and Western Erurea a., ,,
Il, 10 n. Montreal BIpresh win 'eeOsk'" ITO" Se'i"'"
$50 n, Express Daily With 'leepinrea' Tor "a""' ana
40 Pacas Erpress Daily with seepngs,n Tor koe1ss
Bn1,o .pd Nugan also for ChoSo via oes L. aAi d. -
H,r9nsoI n Express neepinsas Tror AMI Albany
Way rans a. yer LocA iile iAS'~ C. IL KEEDRICK
New-York tribune., 1875-02-16

sn,d te OF senator properly signed made
a priiua Jdcte case and Mr. Goldth"aIte was seated
would the Senate ~ continue It's session
until the case OF PlnuLbdck was disguised oi.
yited tu attend tno funeral of the ato Hon. Samuel
Hooper in the Hous, Of prrsentativcs az oere. s
tInorrow afternoon and susgest-d to Lbs friend tMr
Murtou) 10 ask for the vo'e Oh Wednesday.
Mr.. sARGENT's SPEECH ON LOUISIANA AFFAIRS.
Before announcing when he wouil ask for the vote,
Mr. MORTON yielded to Mr.. SARGENT OF California.
who said ilat time since he had prepared few
observations In reference 10 the employment Of MILL
tsry force In Louisiana to put down iDsurrection.
II epitheis would convince the Senate and aunihafe
the Administrations this donate would have Terminated
long siuce Democratic Senators bad assured the sen
alc over and asan that the President had seen
guilty OF usarpatiOn, violated tho Constitution and
irampcd on the liberties oi Loui,L.na: s9on ica
Rebel.io ion and accompanied IL to It's close Tue
language OF the Legislature OF Missouri recently read at
OF glslIturc Iu 1851 In the roiUnda OF the
Missouri -tate Capitol at the election Of C1ckre such
BY God we've beat taem st last" "Tne gray
and how Grant likes the rebel yell TINS ume, fe
sounded. .,.-
orators. They mighty Ia assunpsit aud tUrts out
either cam viii not construi the Constitution ln
failures He cLeL OF The points of constitutional
law ON wnich sad DemscrsLs had uracuiar
baa rvfu ca tuem. the want VI power ~ eoerce u
Stut " call troops. to cause draft TO emahcipate
slaves, 10 exclude iusurreciionary payers hom the
mais " issue legal tend rs, TO nrroes, were
Gccurd ding To D mOerac authority unconstitutional Dut
py legal decisions they were all constitutional Tue
aime pretnses OF oracuar wisdom are sun Kept up
constitutions duty of the General Government 70 pfO
tect . State against domestic voIcnce' whether
1sOssos ~ d.e1ssu..d @sS 4: s;sd sis sssi
New-York tribune., 1875-02-16
gteambaats ano Railroads..

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NV
OFFICES Nos "a Ia wst Thnys'ssods, Or Jos "sss %s
T:; Ssycs Sot &. ass .,s ss ss
us .rIs% ssns. '.s Ssih.ss .ad: ne 80 = @
PosLOass 40 70 D. ~. s regular saes nsss
DRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housatonioi
ID and Esae.tses Rsirosa1 81 STinst sRioGsPoar
.sv.s Cs.Osnns sip l3C ana Bh1see,n at III D. m
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.i
" ALLgETOWN LINZ TO THH WkST p sehger 'nd P~shs
South pr..ss a. asnp.os Jaaeo, VITA Lscs and we..
r. r., Al pSlIpssufs ,n so.qssbnsa bs oo % via
Vest; aso N Central PfnnsYvara aJd NeT-lo otA@
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
6il5 TEax for PenDgioa, Easton Bethehe" bsa
Alep,o"n' Mach Chun 1smsqus, T-anneHd "ne'o"''' ~
500 m.-wsy Train for PiAni,M 80
700 m-Wsy Train for RsJton Bs'yter, S,ieh ohaai WHY
barre ritston hshsBoy Csy ht Csmel Haaesoa
s30 m-yonSno HIPsE, daily (ercept subdls Eastes,
Femaon E.slou for Nrach Ctank ToEspt Wlses
barre Scranton Sc With tbroush ea @ hsSve, "ia@.p0f &S
l2.40 n-EIPRss Tor FsIansios Bssoo Bsib hnensowa
,se s1as Ses%Ss fsnesr R,hsa Psr safs SS
$50 n-MsJ Tram Tor EssioL Caassse94 asd befh-ere
$3.50 o m--w'T Train or Pl.ndeA 49,, -, c....
Ceausss at Junction with Del. LacL and West Il X
4i30 D. m--wsy Train FOR sop.rviis and Flem agtoa
6f5pm-EvzxIss BssiOn. Allen hsssa
Chrsk WIkes0Ae TOwaali Reas'rs. HAusS ptsosrsA u"
@so ss,3S m-way Train for som.rrin.
md 'fs45 m-Wsv Trans for ScmsruNe
1870 n m II (Enisrant)--Por Biston
D;l5p m.-Wsy TrAin for Somesv.he
Fei Ps.oeh a. S:i5' g. el5 $40 77:lj sta 49,
AIS i3o AS 6I5 80 6:t5. O. ei6 G:t3, 7il5, 1880
o:1o s:l5 1880 ll;l5 IL D. N r KICKER soo, and E.,
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