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over l,050 conyicts in sing sing Prison. ara as
more In Clinton aud Auburn Prisons are ANXIOUS
ly waiting for the passage Of tie "Coutennla Act OF
Commuta lon D." lacly offered In the AssemOy bv Mr..
NJ kee. IL provides that all persons nov Cuufued In
any state prison pcnueuuary, by sentence OF any
OF this STATE shall ON aqaiupn to The comWnia-
ton allowed ~ lAwl le further allowed two
months commutation Tor each year OF their tupiisOu-
mo nts which he has utd .rEHne urdf r-ulg
al me time I'M ct snail taee effect" The Prison ln-
spcCtlr- are In favor Of ls passage. Nnrscu ounss
OF - Sin says thIf 70 upr ssri hiul fANofaby Hs
fDr renewing the prisoA, WAlch Is now srca,y
tskf
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The impeachment of Bclknap.

O'Clock the Senate sitting high court Of impeach.
mcnt, will hear tne answer OF w. w. Belknap. through
his counsel 20 the luminous citing him to appear ana
make ca to the articles OF ptlchu nj pre- cuttd
b! re House OF Repre- sentatves II j. Understood that
hessrs. Carpenter and Blair. counsel FOR Beknap VIII
enter plea tha their client being no longer an officer
OF tho Government IL not mpeachsbe, and viii ask for
Two AeeAs " RrenaIe aIk lells " sualAln tlel1 Plea
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MOODY md s.iNhEY.
Calling for Two Hundred and Finy Thousand
Dollars to Continue the Work.

In the eight o'clock meeting in the Hippo
drome Yesterday morning Mr. Moody sald that al the
expenses " the revival had been paid but he would
hse to have fund raised TO carry On The work after his
departure or course he sai. many would believe that
ne and Mr sankcy received @on mission cut ~ the
SUBSCRIPTIONS, Out 10 would Assure tnem that not Que
would nll It's Way into clfnnr ~ thor pprknts,
aud a Hundred cents ON the dollar u al culreilohs
would be uatl for the purpose tor " Ion they we're
gwen lie would Ike 10 rnsc about t25OOuu AMI, he
added VINO knows but the Lord uay tuucn tone tich
name he 90 this aud move HIM 10 contr1ut"
tbO.OOO2" lie preached on " Tue Resurrection" TIE
men = meeting ia The evening Wa, euhsuccd Ia interest
h. the pro scuCc upon the Platform VI the brazilian km
pOror. Spetalng again ut raising t25uOOJ Mr. Moody
turned 80 Mr. william l.. 10 Isc anu siIt uul going
to ask my Iic1d here or flpOo' H. prea rhed from
the WORDS uf Plate Mhat, then, shall w with Je u.s.
..-.l La. D-LL NJ
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HORSE NOTES.

Father Galloway has Frank Eli. anl several
other norss ~ sunOk Park, eAercsiug .or the sprug
circuit.
Robert steel Is expected NJ suffolk Park this
week with Fleetwood. Han hcAllster Lazy hhdarv,
aud COrncla.
The mare Topsev, formerly owned by Mm;
LoVti, OF ths CITY, has been srked W Tie shoh u
Berks cOunty, Pa. anu viii be sold.
. The stallion Ringmasler, beloneing to Major
Hughes, Of Tennessee was kiled while attempting o
jump fence one of the kckets pcnct alng MS breast
Dudd Doble IL or his way from California with
three car loads VI trOtters, among the.l GOulSmth
Maid, Cleueauau. Edgert0n, st Jsme. a.a kiiA
WTtgeL
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CARDINAL MANNING ANSWERED.
A London Actor Presenting some Facts In
Defence OF the SIuge.

At meeting Of tho Roman Catholic Tenn
perlnce Society IN Exeter Han, LONDON, on March
a. Cardinal Manning del0aaued " all Establishments
for theatrical repres, ntaUns from the costly theatre
OF the rch " tho penny gan Of te poor as one vast
scale Of corruption ami urged his hearers never to set
their feet IA one OF tucn. MIR. Daniel BIndmann, the
wci-knOwn actor. III letter 10 tne Lndon i,ns' eA'
presses eurpt thAt such views Should Dc cnterthh'd
~ "CnIdnA Manning, WhO rcpreHuAls religion Nhth
not Onl, tuleraes bus supp 1rs AID encourages ora
matte art" Mr.. BandnAnu ado : " mere mas the
drama healthier aud greater nnu nee man ln CathO
lie countries Austria Bavaria, SuaDli lay, frlhc",
and Spain. have seen rows uf stalls ANA galleries
nled wth eccitsAstics IA the theatres OF vienna Stut
gArt, Munich. Prague, ana Paris. Hundreds of eui.
narlrts are nightly seen in The IA ltrles Of te uit
theatres Of Vienna, Munch, ana alutigari. wonder
what IneCt tins anHthtma would nave upon tnem.'
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PARIS, April 16-Elections were held to-day
to n vacancies in he Chamber Of Deputies caused By
the return OF member fr N more than one district
Al Marseile, N. Bouquet, Rad cal, was elected by
4.244 votes. NJ. Garnier Pages u the Left received
liS.
G.GUO votes against $500 for Du lilrul vi tne u IT,
ana 2. .luO Tor NJ, Nrsu, CleTcaii-t.
cuid ballots are ne cssarN In bordeaux and the
syct euth Arrundissement OF Pans. In tue latter NJ
Pascal DuprAt heads the poll.
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United St7tes revenue officers in Drooklyn
mae successful raids W Tee ia IL 4ist iies On sat-
urday ulg 4 iIst
John Lambert % wears old, a II -ooklyn chen-
list, WIN accuse 10y Ms Jana flilcS uf NrN TX
ofste llng 5000 worth OF her tnrn ire thr ne VS.
storing Tor her ln hui dug Ntw,ONn e. rek, Naa
arrc tci}tslcriay oJ petecYe E-uls. Lac s'oI' car
not b. found.
1t has been avcTed that when woman
ju.upel from the fcry boat Hamilton ON saturiuG
the puo' William Wm'r, neglected 20 stop ihe boat.
lie saws That reaching the BrD1hyn u he was nrst
informed thtt woman mad Jumped iutu the water n
caused the rescue u several by rapidly packing
li. n.Qf
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CLEVELAND, April 10. reports from Massillon
to-day state that all l. quiet at the mlneS The strikers
after driving the MIXERS from their work, dlsbanded
and lef, the vicinity OF the mlue In squads II stated
that an Organlzni force Of irOm four tu sh hunorrd
sirikcrs wl 20 g. SILVER CrteA some day TN week,
drive Out miners who working al rcuuccd pll
here. The sheriff OF Wayne couny VIII arrive NJ
Masnlon toni ght to confer win Cen NlNun IA re-
Raru the acton necessary for the protection VI TIE
llvar ra
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Ono Murdcrcr's opiuion of Another Murderer

Fuchs, the murderer, takes but little stock In
Rubensten. lie said reporter yesterday IL don'i
Ike de man II he only his hands ami get clean
tten give him some II my beer, at e 80 dirty that
Won't now. | wish he stop his pr lyiuy. lie pray all
night aud alk about Chicago anu Cincinnati all de time
IL dc night"
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CnItfor SI1.O0O.

DR.. T. De witt Talmage announced to his con-
gregadon yesterday that he had been served with .
notice OF foreclosure Of $1,000 NOR. gaze the
church property that IL held bv the Universal Life To-
surance Comp ny. lhe Doctor earnestly bssought tho
people to scr1c g eACn fDr the Il Of the Ia
debiednesl. About One-haif OF The three thous nd
au iOrs slgnAed their willingness to subscribe that
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PHILADELPHIA, April 10 Albert Prlen (rol-
o-edj entered well Bros tavern, at 0l6 Locust
.trcct. this morning while intoxicated lie acted very
disordery. and attempted TO sit On table where
game Ui cards being paYcd This caused row, IA
when the Powell, brothers, DANIEL Gallagher. ana
Jane. Fierncy took hand. rney pushed fren into
ICY back Of the tavern, Nhero lac received four
stabs, oAusilg his death All of tue parties were
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SPARKS FROM TnE rELEGRAPH.

The Democratic Conventions In CattarauGus
couuty declal sd lOr II l.den On Saturday.
The county on both sides ~ the Hdeau river,
between Ottawa aud lIOxsOack, Is innndatcd.
Dexter Brothers, extensive cotton manufac-
turtrs OF Ptwtuck -, have made all assignment.
Frank Benson 'aile1 to walk his lj0 miles IN
"a huufs IA New riiail, Coma, hlYos walked lsO
uliloA lu 50 hOurs an huf,
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There was "a large meeting of the residents Of
oyster Bay. ia Reefs Hotel Saturday evening. to
discuss the proposed narrow iuge railroad 10
ous Ia norm shore, uchiny at oil tue villages irVn
brooklyn 10 Huntington Or NOrthpOrt.
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Trouble in New Jersey state Normal school

The LEGISLATIVE Committee on affairs Of the
State Normal and Model schools, at Trenton. N. j.,
having prepared repor sdverse to the present manage
ment the principal, Lewis ": johnson. has rendered
resignatOu. T. taAe Ell CT IA june next. lie Ia ac-
eIso4 81 mi-manag nent and AN offensiycy arbitrary
manner Vi dealing with teachers and pupils.
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seekina n NIi-slnr WIFE.

An unknown man visited the Fulton ferry
house in Brookyn yesterday aad saa that to cescrp
tion given Of the woman who jumped OF the ferrJ
boat Hamilton Saturday answered that OF his wife,
Who has ncen missing iro her home In BrO allyn since
I iday morning last. lie knew OF no reason for her
attempting sucue however
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The United states steamer Trenton came out
OF tne dry dock on the sth nst but badly leaking
tue DAY and aRail placed the dock and reDair
eu. on saturday last her propeller became entangled
with the chains Of a Ouoy and the shaft drawn Out
several feet Another lrag ensucd sh' was again
GOeked aud to-day may make another attempt " nOaL
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Irr.er Cl,,,, Saw roIlce Commi..Loner..

The new Board OF Police Commissioners OF
jersey City will organize to-day. Commissioner Nell
son VIII be chosen President. aud either samuel NJ,
DicScisOn or John ". Ellison, c.erS lhc new oOArd
Il composed OF Comm ssOuers EimOndson. Nelson.
Brigham, kceny, anu stscnken.
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An Energetic Dramatic Critic.

A. u Dcrasmess who described himself 70
Justice Murray In the Yorkvile Police Court yesterday
a special deputy sheriff. arrested SATURDAY
night N the lhrty-fOurtn Street Opera House. The
performances did not suit him. anu. calling the man
a-er fool lac spraLg upon the stage n1urshed cano
nni dispersed the performers. just ce Murray held
ui.n IL <l,)UJ " Keep the psace und nIed MIN tlO
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Justice KiIbre,h'. Guess.

Tate At the Washington place oice court yesterday
IL is rum, guess, William" said Justice Rlhreth
-" you ddu't ufink so much rum, your head wJu1 be
al right" "NO have qut drinking rum protested
the prisoner, with th' utn n earnestness, haven't
seen your Honor Tor three months" lie was hned TO
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
LIFE IN THE METROPOLIS.
DISHES HERE AND THERE RY THB
SUNS REPORTERS.
Rubenstein's vife's Arrivpi from her Home
Ia Poland, and her visit TO her Condemned
Husband In the Jail in Raymond stress


A thin, slight, dark-compexione woman.
bearing in her child about eight months old vs
tied Raymond street Jail on Saturday afternoon ana
asked to he shown to Rubensteins cell She was poorly
clad and apparently not more than "a years old.
She said that sho the murderers wife, ana that she
had come from her home In Poland. She looked in.
tenty through the window in Rubenseln's cell doos
for moment, and then asked the latter who was en-
gagged in devorons, Don't you know me any more ?"
Rubensein pad attention to the woman, but con.
tnued praying. Again she esked "Tell me- don't you
know me2" Then Tubensten slowly shook his head ana
made no other answer The strange woman went away.
saying that she would return yesterday Al ycser
DAY she came again with her chd and In the presencs
OF Shtrlh Daggcu the door Of the cell thrown
omen. kuhensten came ont anf took seat IN the
ridor While his NititOr STOOD IA front OF him She
peated the question Don't you know Inc, Kuncn.
STEM, aud he answered, "No mover saw you before,
don't know you are" sheriff D4ggett negen tina
womani Are yuu really Mrs. f,ubcnstcin2 Are You
married o MN ," She rcpiicdi Yes. married HIM
nve ycas ago. and hc sent M munc, 20 come to Amee.
lea since lie has been In prison Agsin Eubensteia
denieg me womans words, and N n She, cxcalmn@
"Thafs en- ugl for M this the last time l shall
come to see TINS man. went away.
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THE AFFIDAVIT or A. j. ANpLER.

Ausustln Amoler. OF the city Of New York at pres
en .lourlng 10 the cliy 81 ~ Loui., oelus s~orn,
tnen contained are true. Among tie evidences tend.
the trial u cause then pending before htn, Nlhe
called upon comp sinant and proposed to Interest HIM
Snd ~, m ec,yc zee s r,ncgshin and ~ coane,n ~ hi;
brOthern .av, the Hon. ThOrla, B Bryan Ia matter
which amounted to neary 100000 aud offered to
bro hcr.naw, with recommendation that he
complainant 10 mo 10 lis house and get the letter.
About August 1870, he did go 10 Wylie' house when
delivered to Amber was submitted to counsel and T.
ties with cnmpanant and sitter due consd.
GRAFTON the proposition was deemed. Pending tvs
consul alton t bee known TO defendants that the
panun held suoh az tier and the fact was thcr after
that time on the hn! tral and judgment ~ the su:
prcme Court the United states which was In favor
c, ercon u their counsel since the dee lslon Of the
United states supreme Court Wyie mas prevented the
co ecton of the judgment, amounting 20 tjDool ani
seyenynve snares Ot stocs OF 40 incorporsted CON.
supreme Court upon certa,u partnership felatlnhs nr-
tseen coup ainant and defendAnts Daring tnis lime
possession OF tue property ami assets Of the complain
ant, now 20 the amount Of several mllhons, of dol.
Nye has largely participated: Schemes OF fraud aud
cOisniracy have been formed by the defendants nnd
ercss ami otner distinguished and Influential per.ous
n varioH pIrts 81 ine r9aa ~ and wyns hs' & sd,I
Issued Its maDdate the District court. which mandate
mas been IN various ways Dy Wylle avoided and pric-
wyne Is kept on tie bench OF the District Supreme
Court. Wye has even gone 50 far as 10 say that thus
knew the Supreme Court VI the United States "
sanction.
Follow Ing this Is a memorandum saving that
Amber has many other facts and evidences Of
the corruption of Justice Wyie. and that he
can name ten or fifteen Influential men Of
Washington and elsewhere as witnesses OF these
disgrhceful facts. The whole Is Tested on the
u Of Al ILL., 1876, By W. {. bragg, notary pub
lie Of 81. Louis.
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A Fire In the rimes Buildiuq.

At 1880 o'clock this morning Gre in the cellar
under the Times buiiug was readily extinguished.
julius Genu man employed ny Nash Fuller, was
ted SUSPECT IN Of having klndled tue me- he
said he had accidentally upsel "a amp,
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A FIood In the NIcrr,mncL River.

BOSTON, April l6.-Ihe Morrimaok river over
noNed its banks Al Concord last night ana has risen
foot TO-DAY Al Manchester the water 10 seven fee!
the dam. AT Amoskeag Falls large terce OF
men and teams have beca a. Work L-haS "T"i~hilng
tue AmaakaAE ugeJ wall
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snnrrina rhrnnah nnhe.on,. pronianc

A new schedule has been made 10y Admiral
Rowan in the Brookg Nsvy ! 70. ~ consequence ~
orders from Ma-nlgtOn, by whicn the wa. of me.
ch inIcs cut down MY cents daJ and those Of
lAbOrers twelve cents.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-17

Larro numbers of herring have appeared In
the South Blv, and have entered the strrAms of
h. soEth tllc TO spawn blue nsh aisO running
Ito the bays anu al the East End.
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LONDON, April l7.-Reports have been received
In AlexaDdrA that the Egypt army has been sur
rounded by the Ahyssinans aud itf situation critical
that Abyssinla demands an Indemnity for tbs eA'
uuusus u the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-17
SOME WAsnIyGroy TOPICS.
Returning TO His Old Hnbits-why the Presi-
dent Does not zee Visitors.

wAsHISGToN, April l6.-The Capital to-day,
prints the following paragraph In Its editorial col
umns; " II Is well known about Washington that Gen
Grant, yeIed ana worried over late Developments has
rcsorted his old habits FOR relief. In other words
he AS teen so under the influence OF intoxicating u.
QuJrs TO be AZ times inc phhe Of seeing vat ors or
trausactng business. Upon llst sunday Ne -rove by
the asy um for lunatcs at the moment when Gen.
Grant came out AZ The gate and started to the city.
There was no mstak King the flushed ana Dloated face
L. unAiAauA laIIN
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The Prc.bytcrinns, Grcat Council.

The Gen raj Assembly OF the Presbyteriau
Church Of American to meet In Dr. lamage's Brook.
Bu 1aberuacle tomorrow, and Is to continue IN tes
SION tor about tnres Between 500 aud 800 dele
KAtNa are NAp.C.NA.
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The Weather once Prediction.


West aud northwest winds, partly cloudy OF
cleur, aud lower temperature.
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coRRUPr1oN ON THE BEYcH.
How n Complainant was Approached By Dis
trict Judge Andrew Mylie.

ST. Louis, April lG.-The following peti-
tion and affldavIt have been forwarded TO Wash
ington by AuSustin ]. Amber to be laid before
the House Of Representatives:
10 hc Honorable House OF RsprsSenidnre' N ns 6nrsd
Stftes of America n Compress Assembled.
Tour PEI itoner A. J Amber, tumby presents 70 your
honofaOe body this MS petition, and ACCOMMODATING
sworn statement Of facts and prays that the same may
ne considered and thcreupon that an nyestgation may
ne nag OF ne following ohargg. against Audrcw Wlhe,
nlc Associate Justices Of The supreme Court Of the
3 District o. Conm9a, and hcrcupon your petitioner
chlrsee said Aniw Wyiie Performance Of ia assumed
Functions ae Chancellor aud Justice Of the said court
Win hkh crimes and mede ucauOr- as sucn Justice and
chancellor with malfeAsanCc and corruption upon tho
bench OF said court with partisan prciudccs bchaf
OF tlganis before him with aiding abcttlug
nat one OF men In schemes OF conspiracy and fraud
with extending litigation and obsructing the aduinis-
traiion OF Justice in causes Of action and In a
certain cause OF action In which Augustin
y Amber was plainin and II: ". whlppe and Thos. 8
DckersOn were defendants before hun Associate
Jusce aud Chancellor OF Court, and in open aud bold
violation OF law, falsely, fraudulcuy, anu cOrTuptY
and IN open bold false frau1ulcnt and corrupt VIOLA
ton Of the decision aud madd ite OF the supreme Court
Of the United states, in open and bold contempt Of
such decision rendered Nov. 80 1874 and which your
petitioner Is ready 70 verify aud prove
AUcUsrfS j. ANHLEn,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-10-17
THE STATE

The Republicans claimed West Virgins
for Hayes and Wheeler. The whole vote
Polled in this State on Tuesday last was about
3 1000, abour 1000 more than were polled
IN 1872 on the Constitution The mAjority
for Mathews, the Democratic candidate for
Governor, Is estimated at about II, 600
Ohio's total vote wa- $40 900, and she gave
a majority OF onIy $500 for the Republicans.
If she had gone Republican by as large =
majority in proportion to her whole vote as
West Virginia went Democratic. she would
have given the Republicans about III, 900
majority Ii our Republican friends can de-
rive much comfort from the elections either
in West Virginia OF Ohio. they are welcome
10 1t Bur at the same time the Democrats
may Congratulate one smother on the result in
both of these States. as we'll as in Iudiana.-
Judging of the present by the past, We had
perhaps no other reason to suppose that Ohio
would actually give a Democratic majority
upon an issue that fairly divided the parties,
than a belief THAT the corruption of the party
In power, and i.s persistent efforts to keep
SAAHO GCAiOua OiNItEuGS udu COQVlQC6Q mA0Y
lifelong Republicans that a change was me-
ces<ary tn restore the government to its pris.
tine purity, and the sections to a greater de-
gree of harmony and good feeling. We have
not been disappointed in our belief. indie
pendents aud dOubtless many Republicans are
joining the Democratic ranks in their efforts
to rescue the government from the party that
has no longer a mission. and is endsayoring
TO fight irs battles upon the hate engeDdered
by a war which was ended more than ten
years agO- On last Tuesday. in the three
States of Ohio. Indiana and Wes, Virgins,
more than 1000, 900 of voters went to the
polls. and a majority of that immense num-
Der declared that the Republican party is cor
rupt, and that the historic bloody shirt ought
to be furled and laid away forever. All three
of these States. be it remembered. were
''loyuP' during the war. 1t looks somewhat
as IT a"so!id" North intended to go hand in
hand with a'Suiid Sourh"t to victory, thA, they
may afterwards enter upon an era of peace,
good feeling, purity and happiness!
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-10-17
Further Evidence.

The Philadclphia Times of Monday con-
tains the following special dispatch upon the
subject of Gov. Hayes connection with the
''American Alliance" from which connection
the Republican press of the country is max
ing a herculcan effort to sever him:
C~IHcINNATI. October 8.
The Cincinnati Enquirer will publish to-
morrow a special dispatch from New York,
giving conclusive evidence of the connection
of Governor Hayes with the American Ali.
ance before the time when that order tender
ed him its nomination for the Presidency.
The authority of the letter which is publish
ed, cannot be questioned. The following is
the text of the letter
CoLUMBUs. o, June 90, 1851. s.
Tyler, Chief Secretary american alliance.
Boz POL. NcW Tork.-DEAR SIR: Your
favor of 10Th inst. received with certificate of
membership, constitution, etc, of the Amer
lean Alliance BE pleased to accep. nv
thanks for your high appreciation of myself.
Trusting that may prove worthy of the con-
hdence reposed in me, l remain your fellow
citizen, r p HAYES.
The dispatch to the Enquirer further says:
SIT is signed by Mr Hayes, and a letter press
copy is now in his letter. book at Columbus.
II was written a few days befIrs his nomina-
tion by the Alliance at Philadelphia, and his
acceptance of the membership is undoubted>
ly the reason which impelled his nomination
by the Alliance" Governor HAYES will not
daro to deny signing and sending this letter.
as the original can be produced and will be
published in the same manner as the Lee
letter.