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Sr Rev. Dr. Ormiston Rev. Dr. Foss, Rev Or. Rogers,
Rev. Dr. Anderson, Rev. Mr.. Hepworth, Rev. Mr.. Reid,
Rev. Mr.. Mckle, Rev Mr.. Burch, Rev. Mr.. Granger,
Rev. Mr. Murphy, Rev. Or. Chapman, Rev. Mr. Herr,
Rev. A. c. Arnold Rev. Mr.. Johns, Rev Mr. Davis,
Rev. Mr. Virgin, Rev. Mr. McAlister Rev. Mr.. Altman.
EVENING MEETING.
The meeting opened by the singing OF the seventy
second hymn. prayer was then offered by Stephen
II. Tying, Jr., after which Mr. Sankey sung "Ninety
and Nine, with unusual effect After the reading of
the Scriptures by Mr. Moody, Mr.. Sankey sung the
eighteth hymn
Mr. Moody began his address by saying:-You remem-
Der we were speaking last night from the text, "You
must be born again. To night want TO call your at
tention to that other little word must in the same
chapter The Son OF Man must be lifted up. want
10 take up the subject where left OIL and try 10 tell
you how you can be saved. The way is plain that
dom OF God
The is-'As Moses lifted up the serpent in the
wilderness, even so must the Son Of Man be lifted up,
that whosoever beleveth in him shall not PERISH but
have eternal life - Let say every unsaved soul
here that God has done everything He do toward
your salvation You need not wait Tor HIM TO do any
thing more. The Holy Ghost is in the world sent 70
convince us OF sin. Now TO tell you the
remedy-how you can be saved from sin No sooner
does man believe in the Lord Jesus Christ than saliva
ZION comes, and there IS no salvation In any other
name. The apostles preached no other doctrine only
that Christ died for sin.
We hear many complaints because God permits sin.
They say 1t is great mystery We can spend all our
time discussing the origin of sin II we wish, but II
won't help tho matter. Look, the remedy is offered.
Look at Christ the cross and bear In mind He died
for YOU There is the remedy. There Is life this
moment for every one who will look to Christ Oh,
may God help you TO look to the remedy Ho has pro-
vided and be saved
The overflow meeting nled the chapel to its utmost
capacity. DR. Armitage presided. Rev Mr. Morrison,
of Indianapolis and DR.. Ormiston addressed the meet
ing
About 8, 900 remained TO the prayer meeting in the
large hall stephen H. Tying, Jr., presided
Mr.. Moody presided AT the young mems meeting,
which had an attendance OF about 5000
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unciel by Rev DR. Joseph Wild, HENRY d. yAc6Bs 10
Rochester. N H.
LEE-coLLIsoS -On Wednesday February 10, At The
l. L. Lampman, FRANK p LEE OF Brooklyn, 70 NARY
A. COLLISION, OF jamaica
ACKNOWLEDGMENT Thursday, February IT,.
1875 at the residence OF the BRIDES parents al STAN
ford, Conn, by Rev. Chauncey Giles, OF New York,
ABRAHAM LOCKWOOD to ANNA LOUISE, daughter OF g.
+. Foots, N. ID.
McCAHiIL-MAcGREooR. Wednesday, February
16 at st. Francis Xavier church, by the Rev p 4.
Dealy, S. j., THOMAS j. hcCAHILL TO ANNIE L MAC
OREGON
RAND-Moss AT Philadelphia, on Wednesday, Feb
ruary 16 by the Rev. L. ?. Hornberger AARON w.
RAND of this city, 10 EMILY eldest daughter OF the late
Lewis Moss, OF Indianapolis, Ind No cards
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MUNICIPAL NOTES.

meetng.of the Sinking Fund Commissioners was
held in the Mayors Office yesterday afternoon. Comp
troller Green, Mayor wckham Alderman John Reilly
and Recorder Hackett were present Three bids for
the franchise to ferry to Staten Island from tho
foot OF Whitehall street handed in by the Comp
troer. One from J. H. starrin, offering dny per
cent the receipts; second from the Staten Island
Railroad Company, offering Eve per cent and third
from the New York and Staten Island Ferry Company
Offering ten per cent No award made and the
Board adjourned 10 Tuesday next
The bill Of Gilmore's band, amounting to s57S for
music furnished al the funeral Of Wee President Will
son. has been ordered be paid by the Board OF Alder
men.
King Kalakaua's reception expenses have come up
again IN the presentation Of bill for carriage hire
during the visit Of that distinguished gentleman TO this
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THE ADVISORY COUNCIL.
The Council Decides that Both Sides
Are To Be Heard.
The Death OF DR.. Bushnell For
mally Announced.
MR. BEECHER COURTS INVESTIGATION.
A Faint Glimpse Of the Prom
ised Result.

The Advisory Council resumed business at half past
cine O'Clock yesterday morning. There large
attendance Of visitors The Rev. H. NJ Storrs opened
The proceedings with prayer, after which 'The Coro
uatlon Hymn" and awake, Ny Soul, were sung
Dr. STUErEvANr OF Illinois, moved n resolution that
Mr. Van Colt be invited to meet the Council state
his views of the facts the negotiations between
himself on the part Of Mrs. Moulton and the commit
lee of Plymouth church relative TO the proposed
mutual council
Or. woLcoTr hoped the resolution would not prevail
rs the committee having the matter in charge had
already resolved TO extend invitation to Mr.. Van
Cott
DEATH OF
Rev. Mr.. PARKER stated that he had received tele
gram announcing the death of Dr. Horace Bushnell OF
Hartford, and to his memory fitting tributes paid
by Or. Bacon and others.
Mr.. BEEcHER followed with prayer which ex-
ceedngly sympathetic and eloquent
Dr. HOWE, of Indiana, here intimated that the feel
ing in his own church that Plymouth church had
Its foot weak He conceded that Ply
mouth church was willing TO turn up its gasights
from garrett to cellar and let everything be known
under the circumstances he thought it proper
admit Mr. Van Colt
The Rev. Mr. ROCKWELL submitted that this
mutual council and could not therefore enter into
questions appertainng the matters directly before
IT. 1t was an ex parte Advisory Council
Mr.. BEEcHER said that what the Council wanted Ply
mouth church also desired. 1t would indorse anything
the Council suggested He wished the facts be
arrived at. Mr.. Van Colt lawyer eminent prac-
tce, and whether he desired forward make
public declaration in church to the committee
Informally was for the Council decide.
II was finally resolved several amendments having
been voted down, TO extend invitation to Mr.. Van
Colt to appear before the Council
The Rev. LYMAN ABBOTT then read series OF resolu
lions enioining secrecy upon the members of the
special committees OF the Council 10 the result OF
their deliberations and that their conclusions be
ported TO the Council and considered private session.
aud that the presentation OF The reports OF the
special committees any of them the Council 60 into
Committee OF the Whole for their consideration and
that special committee OF be elected by the
IN Committee of the Whole and embody the same in a
Alter sonre discussion il agreed that all reports
should be made at time
Dr. BACON thought that it would be well TO impress
upon the members OF the Council the expediency OF
endeavorng to keep the result of their deliberations
close within themselves. HI deprecated the appoint
ment of a committee beforehand TO draw up their
clusions.
The majority Of the members having concurred in
the views expressed by Dr. Bacon, the resolution
LAID upon the table
Alter some further discussion minor topics the
Council took the usual recess
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over the past and he could give them his hand and his
heart from she present time (Applause.l
MI MITCHELL asked what had brought about the
change relations between Mr. Beecher and DR. Storrs
and Dr. Burlington, and Mr.. Fessenden propounded
similar inquiries when objections interposed and
Mr. Beecher said he did not wish TO be kept hanging
in the air He wished Il to be understood that he
willing TO answer all questions at any time-all ques
willing 70 answer In the presence OF the brethren He
was willing that Dr. Storrs and Dr. Burlington should
be present and be the prosecuting attorneys. in an
ecclesiastical sense. His remarks greeted with
applause.
The Council then adjourned until haltpast seven
O'clock
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BELLIGERENT RAILROAD EMPLOYEES.

bavic Cooper, conductor OF a freight train on the
Erc Railway got into alteration with one OF the
orakemen named William siadc al the depot In Jersey
CITY on "Wednesday night, and drawing revolver
placed u TO his head telling him that his time on this
eaTtn vas drawing TO close. Oiiccr Goethe OF tue
Second precinct, incrDoscd an objection and lodged
Cooper IN a cell
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REDUCTION OF TELEGRAPHIc RATES

The Atlantic ana Pacific Telegraph Company reduced
their rates yesterday totwcnynve cents per message
OF ten words for all messages between any OF the
Following points New Haven Hartford Springfield
Providence, Worcester New York and Boston.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRlEn

MARRIED.
EJAcoBs-wAILAcE. --On Wednesday. February 10,
"A lie residence Of Henry Elliott BROOKLYN 1.-THE brides
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AnImportaut Point.

NASHVILLE, April 27'-The U. s. Cir
cult Court-Judges Emmons and Trigg
to-day pronounced the decision in the
cases OF the Northern stockholders OF the
Union and Planters banks, against the
directors OF thoae banks for complying
with the demand OF Gov. Isham G. Har'
rison In 1861 to purchase over one mil.
lion war bonds Of the State. The point
was whether the funds were furnished
voluntarily or by coercion. The court
held from the proof that the loan OF the
funds was not voluntarily, and that the
animus OF the directors SO lar as indicat'
ed showed only n desire to save the remain
der Of the funds, to the stockholders
The case was agreed TOO some time ago by
Montgomery Blair, and others. After
wards the demurrer was overruIed by
Judge Swaync, and the defendant COM
PEELED to answer, and at the hearing just
concluded a,decision was renderd In faiord
yor Of the defendants. Judgc Shackle-
Tor the complainants prays an appeal to
the Supreme Court.
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WASHINGTON.
Department Of Justice.

WASHINGTON, April 27.-John J. Dav'
export resumed this testimony this morn
ing before tho Committee on Expendi-
lures in the Department OF Justice, Mr.
Chandler presiding in the absence Of Mr.
Caulfeld, who il I'll. Witness explained
that in 1871, 1872, 1873, and 1874, he
received in all $34, 900 from the Attorney
General for expenditures, OF which he
had receipts. He exhibited his plans fol
detecting and prosecuting frauds at elec
tions, and stated that he expended OF hi
own money Sc, 900 prior to August, 1871
for which he had no vouchers, and tha
the moneys received were to reimburse
him and pay future expenses, The mono,
waa TO pay for work actually done, anG
not for Information. Whatever was paid
for information was paid out Of witness
pocket. Witness saw the President a
Long Branch, and exhibited his books
and papers to shoS the class of work he
was doing. The money was therefore
given him. Recess.
Mr.. Davenport said he never carried Q
written order from the President to
Attorney General Williams for money
Mr.. Williams had stated that TO be tht
case but lie was mistaken. The only OBJ
lection Williams ever made to paying
that money was that the fund was to b.
used in the South. II Mr.. Williams
stated otherwise on this point he wa
mistaken in that also. Attorney Genera
Williams wrote to Whitley 10 pay wit
ness the money and there Whiteley's con
nection with il ceased. All vouchers fol
expenses between July 18th, and Septem
ber &c, 1872, are in the Treasury Depart
ment except perhaps few bills.
Adjourned,
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The Conspiracy Against BrisiowD

CHICAGO, April 97.-The Tribune will
say editorially tomorrow that there is
the strongest evidence OF a combination
having been effected between the whisky
ring and Democratic investigators nj
Washington, for the purpose OF blackcn'
ing the name OF Bristow before the peo-
pie. The motive Of one party to this
plot ia revenge aud hate, and OF the other
ambition for power and the possession ,oi
Office. A series Of attacks backed up by
perjury have been arranged and may be
expected. This was tacitly admitted by
Mr.. Gale lately, who refused to state al
whose instance he pressed the Mary Mer'
ritt. 1t is evidenced by tho attempt to
revive the mule SANDER and by the mis-
representation OF statement falsely at
tributed to Snit, tho Kentucky distiller
There are other more convincing proofs
Of the truth OF this charge. Bristow's
premature exposure of the, conspiracy
will, il the programme is proceeded with
be followed by a more circumstantial ex'
posure OF the facts presented than the hid
eousness which characterized the expos
ure Of the Washington safe burglary.
There will be full showing, un-
less the scheme be abandoned, Of the
most infamous plots ever conceived tt
break down the honest and rob merit o.
its own. The Tribune predicts a mos
complete overthrow Of the vile combina'
tion OF conspirators against the fearless
Secretary ofthe Treasury, and that re
buke will be given them at the Cincinnati
Convention,
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.

LONDON. April 27.-The bullion in the
Bank Of England, has increased 49, 600
pounds in the past week. The proportion
Of the bank reserve 10 the liability, is ds
and 5.S per cent.
The plague in Mesopotamia ia increas
ing. Since the last report there has been
553 new cases and 2SS deaths.
All the London journals support the
position Of the British government in the
Winslow extradition case. The Man.
chester Guardians Lordon correspondent
says that very stong impression Is cur.
rent that Browns legal advisers have led
the government into a q very serious
tangle.
A dispatch from Barbados says that
forty persons have been killed and
wounded and 500 prisoners taken.
Fighting is suspended, bnt the position is
threatening. Confidence in the govern
ment is entirely gone.
In the House OF Commons to-day the
royal assent TO the royal title bill was an
nounced. The announcement was read
in silence.
A Times special from Paris says that
Muktar Pasha when On the point Of re-
newing his attempt to revictual Nicsic
reported to Constantinople that regular
force Of 10000 Montenegrins was station
ed TO bar his approach 70 the town. 1tis
reported that Russian officers are organ
izing the Montenegrins to. aid the insur
gents.
A dispatch from Berlin reports that
Prince Milan has'issued a proclamation
declaring that the armament in Seryia is
caused by the concentration Of the Turk
ish forces at Nicsic.
LONDON. April 27.-In the House oi
Commons Mr.. Disraeli having refused tC
interpose any delay in advising the
Queen 10 issue the royal titles proclama'
tion, an adjournment was moved.
Mr.. Fawcett opened the debate, which
became very acrimonious, the opposite
parties indulging in recriminations.
The Marquis Of Harrington declined tc
assist in bringing on Mr.. Fawcett's mo
ton because he considered II practically
useless.
Finally the motion for an adjournment
was Withdrawn and the matter dropped.
A Paris special says that NJ. Jourde
formerly communist minister OF finance
has been expelled from Strasburg.
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stricts the Senate to the discussion Of
what has taken place in the House Of
Representatives. He desired 70 know
whether that was rule governing the pro.
ceedings Of this trial, 80 that the managers
oil the House might govern themselves
accordingly. He was led to allude 10
the subject from the fact that one
OF the learned counsel in the case had
been permitted 10 state that a scene Of
disorder took place in the House on acer.
tain occasion. He did not make any
motion on the subject bnt merely desired
tc call the attention Of the Senate to II
in order that the managers might under.
stand what their duties were in the pre-.
mises.
Mr.. Carpenter said that on the part Of
the defendant, counsel wished 10 be heard
before that important question was de.
Cided.
The Senate then at 8 o'clock retired for
consultation and returned TO the Senate
Chamber at 4A o'clock, when the presid-
ing officer announced that motion on
the part Of the defendent was desired,
and that counsel on the part Of the re-
spondent would now be heard. On a
motion submitted by the managers which
is that the evidence on the question
pending, the plea OF jurisdiction, be
given before the arguments relating
thereto are heard, and that ii such plea
Is overruled the defendant should be re-
quired to answer the articles Of impeach.
ment in two days, and that the trial
shall proceed on the next day after join
ing issue.
MIR. Blair, counsel for Belknap, rose to
open the argument, but, on motion Of
Mr.. Anthony, the Senate, sitting as q
court Of impeachment, adjourned until
1880 tomorrow.
After executive session, adjourned.
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One very strong point in Tildens fav
or rs a Presidential candidate is that he
has never had wife, and therefore can
have no wife's relations. President Grant,
connection with the Dent family has hat
about as demoralizing an influence on his
administration as any other cause. Hi
own brother is bad enough, but there
is only one Of him, while oI
the Dents there appears to be nc
end. This Mrs. Boggs, who turns up al
bartering her influence with the President
for twelve hundred dollars year, wa
the wife OF a cousin Of Mrs. Grant, wht
had been, as it seems, associated with Mr.
Grant in Galena. Like al! the rest o
the family, She had an eye to business
and agreed TO get, and did get, for on'
Clements, an appointment as pension
agent, in consideration Of share Of th
profits.
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NOTWITHSTANDING the fears Of our
friend White, Of Marshall county, lately
expressed, that the American end OF the
Centennial Exposition will be the little
end Of the horn, we think, from the rc'
ports in the Philadelphia papers, it will
pan out in very creditable manner. The
arrival OF one or two hundred cars Of
goods daily for week at Paramount park
puts the American part Of the exhibition
forward rapidly. And as for the whole
exhibition, ii ia now fully apparent that
1t will exceed all previous affairs Of the
kind in the history OF the world. It will
show more industries, and show them
more completely. Although the large
buildings are greater than have ever been
erected, II is found that one industry after
another is crowded ont into special
building. The carriage building, for in
stance, where 60 0.exhibitors OF this coun-
try will compete with the best makers Of
Europe, has been extended to take in the
exhibitors OF stoves, ranges and house
furnaces, in which America expects to
carry of the honors, while in an addition
to the agricultural building will be shown
farm vehicles OF all kinda. To citO an
other curious instance Of thorough dis
play, the beer.brewers will rival the
leather trade in their big building, show
ing. all the processes and materials Of
beer-making, the contrast between old
appliances and new and the best results
Of their skill; then to make the exhibi
ton truly representative of the American
agitation OF all social and moral problems
they will distribute pamphlets setting
forth the gospel OF beer as destined tc
save the American people from in
temperance.
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PRESIDENTIAL MArTERs.-The Bcllaire
Independent hoists the following ticket at
It's mast head this week:
For Prcsident-Bcnjamin II. Bristow,
Of Kentucky. For Vice President-Wm.
A. Wheeler, OF New York.
The Cadiz Republican is almost per-
suaded to come out Squarely for BriStow
It thinks, however, that Hayes has all the
good qualities Of Bristow without any
suspicion resting upon him.
In second letter to Georgia paper
Montgomery Blair expresses the opinion
that Mr.! Tilden's election to the Presiden
cy "woull bring US (Democrats) back tC
the standard OF Jefferson, and insure the
success oil the party for the next quarter
Of a century"
The Illinois Democracy put of electine
their national delegates till just before
their National Convention, but now they
are very decidedly SET up for Judg'
Davis.
Now they are speaking Of Bayard a
the capital as "Tilden's heir" 1t is ar
inaccurate method Of expression. In poll
tical a. in domestic life, the New York
Governor is bachelor.
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GERMANY.

BERLIN, April 27.-Count de Kotztue
Governor.General Of Poland, has re-
signed because Russia refused the ap'
pointment OF one Polish speaking judge
in every governing town in Poland.
The Imperial Court Of Discipline, at
Potsdam, sentenced Count Won Arnim to
a formal dismissal from the public ser
vice and the payment OF costs Of the
proceedings. In the Prussian Chamber
Of Deputies, to-day, the railway bill was
read for the first time,
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The Science Of Health contains articles
on "Diphtheria," "Innutrition aS Cause
Of Infant Mortality" "overworking the
Brains Of Children" and rather novel
view OF the recent illness Of Charles
o'Conor, from the pen Of DIR. R. T. Trail.
In the last mentioned paper the ground
is taken that the patients recovery was
due TO his ultimate refusal TO take med
icine. DR.. Trail declares that "if Mr.
o'Conor had refused medicine at the be
ginning OF his indisposition he woulC
never have been brought to the supposed
arlieulo morris. Greeley, Sumner, Wilson
and others took the doses to tho last
And they all died"
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beat and robbed the helpless news ven

beat and robbed the helpless news ven
dor.
We further read that SO great was the
rage Of these furious zealots that the
Spanish Protestant pastor at GijOn has
been imprisoned and his church closed.
Another Protestant minister who sought
to advertise his hours and places Of hold
inc service in the columns OF Madrid
paper was refused permission and his
money returned to him "by order Of the
Government" The Government Of Ca.
novas del Castillo has been assailcd, in
press and pulpit, with virulencc and
violence that knows no bounds.
Now we submit, in view Of this state Of
things, that it is precious little use to
resurrect the history OF Lord Baltimore
as far back as 1640. Itdoes not meet the
case. Why Is ii that in the year OF our
Lord, 1876, we see the Pope Of Rome and
his hierarchy making war on dissenters
after the style now waged in Spain? This
is the question to be answered.
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Clerk,s Office Burglarized.

Arcusox, KAs., April 27.-The City
Clerks Office was bnrglarized last night,
The ledger and journal, containing all
the financial transactions Of the city for
the past four years, and the license book,
containing a record Of all the Licenses
issued for the past three years, were
stolen, Nothing else was disturbed. The
whole affair Is enveloped in mystery,
There ia no clue TO thiet. It Is as yet
impossible to tell whether there is any
financial trouble at the bottom OF the
matter
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sANDusKY, April 27.-Poslmastcr
Van Tine, Of this city, charged with en-
bezzlement and rob6ing the mails, was
taken 10 Cleveland yesterday and exam
ined before U. s. Commissioner White,
who bound him over to the October term
of the United States Court in the sum Of
$1,000. Bail was furnished by Van Tine
and his brother.