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1T 6efimntt, bes 9an3e btsbert9e 6eilperfobret lnt7
suitoBen Die Sur ntro olrb oaS io9enannte
SDb0ao llnb our3 @fnnebmen pom S~oDputoer
belpirft. Sic NobbGoer 5etBen an, no ote &rantpett
ibren Gib bat, 10 tief ie Ite9t, ino gu 9letber
3ett Sei9eu ite bic aebensfrait hes Mtenlbtn an.
Rauienoe liuo tn ben leetei 3net S9btett m Per
@abeS9uit0lt, "a Gtarton Str, 9telp A)ort, gebetlt
poroen. Inter ben @ebetlten ~befinoen it6 ptele
Merste llab Mpotbeftt. @te 2o9bdoer lrteri6etcen
d6 non onoereu 06oertt ooourd, oaB 1te ottett 0uf
Sic Rraufbett %cinwtrtet, lnb ben fronten 0toiI ent7
ierutn, tn wel6er Sorm er aud sum 8orlbetr
fomme. Git itno elm 8er6tennun95z ooer AuSlbets
bun85sBroceB Der aroutbetts itofie. Seoer Sronte
mfrs bel Der 2lnpenbnn9 otler &nr (oSulogen ietn
eiqcuer g(rst @e1n Semano burb btele 8Goer Ge'
bef(t lit, 10 TT er wtrtlt3 unb roottal ge3cIlt, nab
reno na6 oer btSbertgen 6etlmetbobe bic Wtittet
9em0bnliA 9el69r(t9er iino ais bic SrdnfDcitlelblt,
lnb it4 bitedrs ~ 9oaSfs peer lecnnOdrer &rants
'O6oici3 Sic G~oy6aber aUe Srantbeiten. tnrnertt4
uno 6uBerlt6, t~urtret, 10 limb bod bic Mtrtun9en
bel I~ol9enoen 8ronfbettenA b~eIonoerS lpert tie ltb
mob III acutenl 8 ult1noe %betlnoent 9au3 oHBeroroenE
lid: Ntebet, ielbit slerpens nno IppbuSteber,
meroem iebr i6nea, 9elpbbHlt4 nit 1-3 Sdoern,
turtrt, SsatSz unp Snn9eMtOspttoftibf miro,
b~eIonoerS bel iur9en 9euten u. i'm erltet ,Staotntl,
matiSmNs iperpen oft iebr, i9nell, 9ebetlt;
ebenIo 9luoens NIB S9rFntrGnt9ftten, Iowte alle-
iGpbiEttiIOe Sranfbettsn in teoem Srape' pet
6uBeren &rantbeiten, 8|r1totpMtines, 0es
p(bb(t6e II. It6tbare. Sour eth Sab 1T bInrei6eno,
i'm Seoen pon Der Mtrfun9 5t hher5en9en. Wtas
GcufrebS nnp bic iogenarnte %SGtns obet
9lsferruht (cine bis iest nnbei(bare &rantbeiD
nStrtSen se6eilt, @d lcsterer S~ranfbtit 9eben 25
Qro5cnt 6es 5uderitofieS nit ieoem Sobe sar9 ben
llrtn o6.
0ie 8obes uno Ginnebmez4u Gper werbet na@
icoem BIAS i'm 9onoe p%erionot, Ger Qtets oes
&apesTulpers tit -, Der oeS Gintebmc : Buipcra
81. Man lolle l9 clue @roi1ire itber bic Go9tp%
W en9lil3er oper penti4cr Spra9e t3tdeh.
FIR. Rauchfuss "
, Il Stautou Gar. Cox lS99j,i
Rev s9rE..
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GpanieH.

9onoon,2 7. Sept. Gincr 0cpei4e
aus Mto0rib mad miro Die g. &0ni9ln
Slobsaa biz ndGlten Sttobcr in Dem
Gsfmiul=Yuloite wobnen.
MaOrib, 81. Septem5er. Se6s
SotaiQone Snfonterie uno ein &esl-
ment &opolcrie weroen Dor GnDe oea
Sftpbers III Cuba %anlanscn. Mdbrcnb
bes Monats Mopember luerben IA meitt=
,e Gataiaone Snfanterie nab jeuer Sn
ll ein9ei1iit weroen.
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&oaan0.

Scr 9aag, 27. Sept. Scr bols
idnbiide Mininer Der auswdrtlsen qn-
e%elegenbciten, bot in Der &ommer be-
fallllt semodt, Dap cine Serlobnun9
spilbeh SpuanO nno Senc5ucIa ltatt9c=
iunocn bat. IS 1T lrsi MIR nod "olbIY
ooB Die oiplomotll0e 8crbinoun9 6lpl
l1en beloen 2Qnoern interchangeable
miro.
, 1876-09-28
Sr4nfrei@

Yoris, 81. Sept. %. 9imoriac
(2egitimilt) Senator fir Sarne ct Ga
rome, lit 9eitorben.
9ie &egierun9 itelt Die No0ri4t in
@esus auf einen OrobenOeu Auiltano in
@la let in Mbreoe.
, 1876-09-28
0nalGnn.

2%onoon, 81. Sept. Is lino feline
weiteron Nadri4teu BON glgo feln9e=
t%rofien. Die t%eleerapbil0e Serblnoun9
NIT iencm Srte 1T i0wierig nno o'e
lponil0en @utoritdten ooielbit lino leDr
5uliidbaltcno.
, 1876-09-28

re THE CIRCULATION OF THE
STATS GAZETTE IS LARGER THAI,
THE COMBINED CIRCULATION OF ALI
THE OTHER DAILY GERMAN NEWS.
PAPERS OF THE STATE.
, 1876-09-28
Guba.
ann

9opono, 26. Sept. 9(uf Morti
nique miit1cte ON lebtcn @onnto9c Elm
Soruobo uno bic te!egropbii0e Serbins
bung p.n bier aus reicbt leitocm nltr Bis
ct. S6omas.
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glrginia Staat8<Oa5etTe
ta9stp bersus8esebsa son
9oba q. . Il.
90. 8 3m0litc Straee'
9ti1mono,S a..

srbseristiprS , @reife:
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MEMORIES or BLACg FRIDAY.
TIE suit Against JAW could Hi- Connection
with Fisk In Buying t!oid.

The trial of the Black Friday suit OF
Dewitt c. TAYLOR az inst Jay Gould and others
was resumed yesierd ". Henry NJ. Benedict,
who was in September, 1859. President Of the
Gold Exchange Bank, testn ID int the bank
paid out balances from one dealer to another.
The purchaser must deposit the amount Of ! is
purchase money before 2 O'Clock. Prior TO s. p
tembcr 1859, Smith, Gould. NJ rtin X Co. did
business AS a hrm In the Gold Exchange. On
the 2ltn Of that month dilaek Friday he vent
Go Heath Co.'S back Office, IN Broad street,
and Fisk and Gould. lie told them he
called to know n that WIS settling day. Fisk
SAID yea. Witness said the bank would not clea
their transactions that day. Flax said there
would be no trouble; they did business In their
own WY, and they expected the banX 20 do
business in lis way. witness replied that there
would be trouble, and retired from the room.
THIS was about 10 o'clock, and about an
hour ] ter lie had intervi W with Nr.
Snith, OF the nrm of Smith, Goulo, Martin
to., IN the passage at the BACK - Heath
Office, aud asked ann II there wis going To he
any dinicIlty win the firm In making settle
inents ar. smith said no. they we're getting
along well. Witness said IT, was important they
should he On time with their bais ures. Mr..
Smitn said also that he vas then out with Fisk,
but would soc his partner q iuld ana he called
out Gould, who stood Tor n moment taking to
omitD. Then Smith said II would he all right,
aud T. at the bank would have god enough he-
| fore evening. On Sat irday uight he saw Fisk,
Sultn, anu loud ~ a uriNite once of tre bink,
aud asked them fer siOl.UlJ, whtcn seemed to he
due to make their balances good. and tney de-
clned 10 give II: tut Goult yet apart $1,000 to
settle the b. laDces on four or Ave accounts.
| The S15tsO was transferred from the account Of
T.. X. Willard. The Uauk IS subsequently put
into he nauds Of receiver, Mr. Brown, Of Mr..
NsnderpOeis nrm; aud tue speyers account
was thrown OUT.
Isaac &. Ogden, Jr wa called TO prove pur-
chases Of gold tor the firm OF Smith, could
Marin. on limited orders, ON the "Wednesday
preceding Buck Friday. On hat Friday he was
at Hcath'- Office bv K O'Clock A. NJ, anu the nrst
person who appeared was Henry Smith. VINO ap-
preached from the rear Of the ofrce. About
nalf IN hour after Fisk .me busting around
aud talking veiv load. witness admitted that
| hr knew Of no entry on Heath Co.'S hooks OF
joint transactions ON Bl ok Friday between Fisk
aud smith, Gould, Aiaftn a Co.
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New YORK. Thursday, Auril 6.-Rcceipts Of
oeeves were "a car loads. or 3ds head, MAKING 3A<
since MONDAY against D5S for the same time lat
Average quality aDIut medium. The demand
aOout equal t. the supply, anu the market very
quiet the reduced prices noted Yesterday
Common snd ordn ny steers were sold 0a9Iec. y,
to dress bbH51 ms. to the gross mc4lun
90. at pst lNir TO dress 5B good prime 1a
nAc., TO ure 81 MS. with few selections at 11A4
l2c TO dress 81 bs load OF fat bulls at $40
pti 02A lOO be-, live wei ght.
Receipts OF Dol head, making si7 since
Monday, against $50 for the same line last week
Good ana prime vcals acre had nrmer common do.
unchanged. car losd of cnanged ands at &C
n; otherwise the range vas 7,e9lxc. v D.
Receipts Of sheep were ~ 3,7l4 ad. maknn
1888 for three DAYS. ASH the last
wees demand far. and market stealy al 0stsSllc.
n. for ordinary 10 prime.
Receipts OF hos Serc 10 cars; or itei head mixing
5,sSi tnce Monday, against LOCAL for he
last week. None for sale alive. Dressed hogs closed
nrn for city NJ lOtxdE lOlsc, y n.
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sr,rEryo rryrs IN cUBA.
Reported Release Of the Octnvi" FRAUDS VI"
Army Contracts


u,v,x. March 2i.-It is currently re-
poried here tina tie Oc.a,ia has been re'e'te"
hy tie Spanish auihotiii,s Il Porto "i'o' vi '"o
demand ot the Br ish Admiral
Observation-Disclosures from the interior speak
- 100, cal ,nt,upoitunt skirmishcs, IN Ill which
49,. Z ,,,,rds claim the victory. On the 18Th
, t,,. 49, ted xty " the pdirso bttalnn
, 4 ", ner.e encounter with omc 200 CUB In
r,,r,,c , oav iirua. and dsucrscd then', two
,,o,rs t.tnniuins dead on the neld and two
sim, rds md one = tho latter r'y WIS
sounded. mere > been lighting at III ROob,
Y,rnaranas. ard Il ,nchuelo.
ana Cubl., ica,,r. MorciAn, who was rep 'ttcd
Lilied. has apparently como to life again. rs ihe
,ci.t REPORTS state that he uas just been beaten
at lia,ig n
A large force ~ thr insurgents fought the bat
tali'ns Of Bala and Trragona on the elet inst.
from q \. N.tut 70. w.. Wal fcas nj other
VI c.- iu the u, irnhnrhuod. Tho S"niards lot
three men ~ hcir account, and say they sup
pose The ncmv u.s. more.
The epcrui tors IN 9 ld hive been endeavor-
inC IN L., ~ the rrrr ium On coin GOWN by IN
du.tri ,uslv circul ting rumor tn { the new
dc rr,s nre ~ I've modified Thev are anxious
To- Dear the MA ket until they buy In what
thcv en- uefure II rises ON them, out II does not
am 'ar that any mOdinration ~ re ny Intended.
tue dctcrnin tiiun ~ Gen Jnvetar AMI of the
RlNpl Cummiss toner ltuti TO - rye the : ate Ot
III ticstilent h nuts." II prs-inle, ~ showing
rv.l unN u T." ~ W. " ,h, , W' "a hr,n
i'i",s VII" IL, 'n , .',t,'n ~ rtta,n army
D''r'',c" "a ' Nv 49, "a. 4 IL ,,i"ns,", An
a., :. AZ - ~, 'At,,,,s,r, ,t', ma rssn ar
"a - -, -. A. -. Q ., - - -,
res eui ~. uluNeI 10 re t',' ~ H,u Nv ~,
ivll'WlnE NY ut an. n ',v Nin,s1
1i'es.vu "es a. ,,,, ii h.t'',si,, f.,
"a , ttll..'' Hi'v '"o W. 4 = -, ~ ~, -,
t ~. W. " -, W. ,'ii'. a, ,',,,,,.cts
s."'. e"t"f'u ~ ~ ~ W "iI =, ~, ny,
"'u W F., u.'i'y iSu' va md ,r,,
lH"f 49, ~ 49, ~ , - =. -, - g., 80, 80 a,'I
gu vi'Ih@ nav uev" Ic.l'il'h W "''.
we at'ts 81 ','s V"t, '''is h"Ie 49," t ~
eNahlh"'lon' ne lH' a. nuMnN.i' q, 1871 ~"
l" htN' IA ',lt'',' ~ III '.'- ~" ,, :,
"nll,s 'uVrllh v.n ulInE az, e s', .'.'
81 'eVuhti' ~ hNii'' W. lue,,m' y '.'u,'7" -.
tuit hcle' b'n :, ""S''ah III stc,,s ~ ''''
iclt III. ar lc Nil"u ellIIrl Ml.ul. u'n u. wy
''hNciluh ol ihe tan's' phrpnSe OF nc YEA US
authotlle- 10 ROOF on hnili 'talltN' niu nl'""'n
| IN tnr utuerh = haNlllg tF'hu'us ca ~ "
ct fun'lrit iHnncN 'u-Nll I" u"N 'nc " r.
| rel l~, - 10 monit tNo reS'hent- ui chNhI "
r"h l ih'll ur'l"tu spoht Nr usiN 70 -, w
~ touu Mylk an LlNe 'N '"i,,i' y, w ic'lIN
ci'lhrns. lie sen S-''N ID l"t Nihlh l'I"
90 ti"tuNnu~ 0N"htc - N"' t"Nt."ih',t' :.
| &c r. urn whenever t"nN, i'ht; ,i gr.uu NV
! ucductcd IT inc NrH' N'hl' ia'lh NAV W
! ''Hen "i n u" NV ne '..'I ~ sp'-' "N
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-07

Mr. Ballou rep, l.. H., from the Com
mitiee ON Prin INK, reported resolution foi an
Apgruprialio OF - dollars Tor the purch
OF al the property OF the Congress ,ondl Gi0be.
embracing q. the stereotype plat--. bound and
unbound volumes, copyright, and hreproof
building, IN which most Of the plate. and bou nd
volumes arr stored. Referred to the Committee
on Appropriations.
MIR. Holman Diem, Ind. from the Committee
on Appropri tons, reported tack the senate
hil fixing tire presidential saIAr,. after the 4th
~ Starch, 1871. AT S2hVpO Passed without dis-
Cuzsiou.
the question then taken on the motion
m dr Yesterday ny Mr.. llolmanio refer to the
Commit ee II the y hoi- the htli reported nd
Currency. TO regulate tue rate OF Interest
throughout the country on nationsl money CHAT
Is, ervenhack~. national batk notice, &c ,, and "a
make 1t q per cent. The motion was rejected
yeas, 80; nays, 10, and thcn the nil was tailed.
MIR. W I'd Qeu. y. Y ,, from the C"mu4i tee
on Com merc-. reIo rttd back adVerttl. tue oil
To restore the ocean cufr' ing trace Of the United
- ie-. Lnid on the table.
Also a uili cXemp. inZ masters 81 vessels en-
spccd In tr.de between tue United States no
Bfi iSh Sortu AmtlIrt.u ~ The West Indies, or
Mexico, nj the masters Of vessels ot less IN n
rs tons burden, bound FROM IA port on the Al
lIntic t. port on the P~cihc and vice vrr-
frJn the ncccssit, Of snipping their crews 81
Procuring tneir shippl ~ ar,icics to tie slrntd
before q shipping CVlnui 5siOuer. After ~, la
nation. the hil was passed.
Inc House resumed the consideration Of the
bill 10 carry into effect the Hawaiian treaty
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rnn MExrc4N INsrRRrcrIoy
Ten thousand Rebels in Arms The Church
Party Responsible tor the War.

HAVANA, April G.-The English mail
steamer has arrived from Vera Cruz, bringing
adyices from Mexico to March ~.
The reports from that country are extremely
conflicting. II Is sid that the declar ni n, of
martial law have checked toe progress Of reyo-
luton In many States nut Oaxaca continued IN
possession of the Insurgents, Gen. Alatorre's
movements having So far proved iruitless. Gen.
E-cohedu Was at Queretaru. lie ilaccd 500 reg
ulars ~ the di-uusiilOn II the Federal Govern
nent, and on red 300 more within a fortnight.
The number # persons IN arms against the Gov.
ernment throughout the country was estimated
at lO.0O.
Tue rural police attacked and dispersed a
large asscubage of persons VINO had met in the
ueishooruood Of the Capitol to rel lce over the
revolution. A hundred If the reDel svmpatuiz
crs we're killed. 1ho Irrender OF kocha Is con-
irmed. Inc isthmus OF lehudutepec, Win the
exception Of Jucnltan, was In tue hands 81 the
reVulutionists.
rayel ON the railroad from Vera Cruz to tho
CitY Of Mexico was almost entirely stopped, in
consequence Of the damage done the road by
tue II. ufgents. Gen. LoteZI mad rccaptured
Ichuacan, ana was pursuing the reNOluuOntsts
VINO lntoIferel with the railroad.
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BARlLETr-In this CITY, April 5, after few hcsrs.
lllnr.s OF pnruinOni1, vi lam fraAk ill., only ron OF
Franklin an Bertha King Bartlett aged mouths aud
4 dal-
ENGLANp. At s.. Louis on March -. 1870 Thomas
V. England. formerly Of Wilbur, Ulster county, n T.
klus.ton u. " papers pl ase copy.
FAlRt II LD.-bn Apri e" at tn residence OF her
daughter, lOl Cannon st. Mrs Lucy FarcLii, aged 20
years.
Funeral FRIDAY, April 7,atIPM
Golden, aged Al wears
The funeral will tilc place on saturday morning at
o'cock from HE late residence, $40 Henderson 1T.
HUGHES After a short Illness, Nellie. daughter of
fdNad and Flea uu ghes. aged years aud q months
Relltves and friends invited At end the funeral
from her late residence, lj5 NOrn 7th st. Friday ~
en-. ~.
MCDOWELL On Fifth DAY. 4th month O. h. Of dipth-
tlenA, George L. son of tro. A. and Mary j. Mellow.
ell aged IA mon hs aud II days.
fuAcra from me residence OF HE parents, 225 West
2Otn ST., ON sixth day. q. sth inst at 3 +. II.
VAN SCHAltk.-At Savannah. ia, on Wednesday
night, April D. stephen DNan SchlcK, surrogate Of the
County ~ New lurN.
Tue funeral viii take place from the Church of the
Messiah, 3ilh st. ana Pdrk ON NouuAl nurnlhg al
O'Clock. The remains Will ne taken to Albany Tor IN
terncnt.
ONrIpA TRIBE No. H. lhr o. H. M.-Memhers Of
said Tribe hereby nOuned 70 assemble A. ihtr wig
wan 3S Grand ST.. RruokNn, 4 D., on sunday nrNt a.
the l2h attend the tuucial Of our late bfothrr
y. s. JAS. >. Needham Members uf tne Great council
and OF sister IrlOcs are iuNlrl to attend.
JOllN NLsTERVELT sachem.
ID. q. fAnRfNGroS, t. ~ II
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THuRsDAY. Alril 6.--Flour steady, with i'm
psTSes n91 rt g, Avrao trade No. and 50
1 III , Scd &, 20 700 go ke ur nrn Corr
Pcrnng N;g.@tl % DO. sui pms cxrls a. rs soi
patent ,o e ws,a' ,Si%. Mime
to2ostSs5 40. taser.' and family brsnds, s6cs,oi
family Uranis 81 ~, "a ~ wss, sna
AiG Jef.et corn N a.. ~ 300 s3.i5.
@S, ans .ss iss xPf ssg!s ' O ip Nay
bacon steady Il Tor III n sn" AGg1 Wy Y, 30
ior Western DO Gu, meat. more active a IL. issS
Iye .:ls. 49, S' =! \. PTi%s cy i. ~ i e;
delivery go o.. sIilO for April tii.soesl.a % 70,
May, ana VI! SbesliS7lf or June. clio ~ q i1e lower
frcsh Eggs In good demand md higher At lGOs lsc
(oTroS -spots u changed. Middling uplnds 1890.
sales iJd bales Futures advanced $50 lc. s.es IS.
S Ui Is f. aa 10 ad ice r SUI S S1 Kctep 10.
A. the port, to-day al nacs The m rket vas excited
az, n,1, iariy seI,ye b9i closed cropping
spfar 81 e5@,i s in stole ana aneat 10y So 9 Nj.
tlSsgtlS' fol " dsprng ia store, 81 2etl SO foI
nrm sales 5000 Dus. at iic Tor reject a t6,5c for
r4d'd. i5c Ia store for mINel. ANT IS a5fc. for
Tlie iSe qal,t icy dee lu.ooJ push No; .
S se 81 Corr &c 1rce nd a.a higher sale.
Wiite Gi oia,c ,.l,v son,n.rn .i IN 49,, ~
bush mx,;i ior Hbr At 90 &C. also iO0'O
er At 4Oc. korins nun and In request com
mon u GOOD strained quoted AT siSDstl So. Petro-
tun was avaih dul auu some decline took place, crude
In tuk peng quoted at sfc AMI refined III bbl. at Ii
erlbc. OCEAN feigts were Gull aud nomnallv I'M
changed Grain 70 Liverp oil by steam, 4i9d; cotton,
Nj gram 20 Hun by stran. 10. re iduum the United
Kingdom a.. 4vd' case Oh to CaulE 24c refined pc
troleum IRON Philadelphia q the Balc,4 6uGgf- o.,
do. from baltimore TO Bremen, H. Nhiskey quet and
unsettled; tlO2 nj ana fil3 asked. linsee1 sold 10
oays.
ORocRRtEs-Ro coffee was quiet. but arm, at 100
Poe. gold sales here aud a baltimore 6.5Jl bags
private erns ia mud grades sale Of 1850 bags Next
ssn at l'@lse g.iJ. Ia moiass-s secs Of S25 mods.
be- ne Al liieg5sc Rec N me Iobblng demand and
steady lAs sugars quiet but steady at ~ s7Ac. for
i'r to good refining Cuna sales 0i ll15 nhus aud 100
BIS. on tnls SIS and I5sc. for Porto Rico Renned
urn, anu larry active, at lOAe 1851. for hards
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The grand opening Of Richard Meares's store
took place on Wednesday aud was continued through
Thursday. The store crowded both Gays with la
airs from ali parts Of the city. The dinner carriage
and waking costumes were elegant and various, oe.
sides being very IN the price. one OF the walking
costumes rich gold brOcade and plun-cOlored sax
made with Inc skirt trimmed a. the potion WIN
nne knife ating OF the SILK. The pOlOnAise, made
OF plum and gold DrocAded SIR, was cut PLAIN with
row Of fringe the two cOora around the bottom and
three rows across front the overskir The hats
aud bOnnets all the newest aud prettest styles
Elegant drese slks were shown a. moderate prices
Flowers AID rtbOOns, gracefully disposed, made the
store bright. The Tendance was very large,
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HROOKLrN DISGRlCED.
Where Prisoners Fight aud all Grades Of
CRIMINALS are Hmddled Together.

Where Prisoners Fight aud all Grades Of
Tribunals are Hmddled Together.
The Womeu's Prison Assoc alton OF New
fre ,a o. the Kings County Supervisors con
eernn- hatm md street ais" The woman that
u "a crescent acting as matron served the dinner
while We there upon our last visit, April ICON
Vstiug OF bread aud SOUP, and upon our tasting
to1nd u quite good. sue did not seem TO DO
Ttspe0 ard We had to send for a keeper TO
QUO, leht on one Of the corridors there
"rl7 eH 'd seventy women, besides num-
We oi children from infancy up, # all classes,
90 d "us, and color, huddled together like
pau DO ncn. ,CcdsiOned by one Of tho
60 iNi-. intend d for women, now occu-
sure ioi '.ou the larger cell having as many as
fin@, me o. The women struck another on
Per mead w'th her tin quart soup cau.-they had
th'H 10 ihe!r h1nds, standing waiting To tie
served ana soon ilght was IN iull operation,
several eng -.n,, AID only stopped when they
WI owen ONE hy the keeper, who had 20 he
20 l.r one woman told us with cost; We
n1Ne s'Hri"us Nights here Tine acting matrun
VI. I.fn tea and tobacco, and acts tndepen-
ornie with her Trade. he limits Of this jan
ulaA' II very dlrhcuit to prevent the great con-
kt-t.lHi 90 All degrees Of criminals At present.
hdi b. n0t ku0wn to those ia Tor lrst offences
. '''h learned from more hardened sinners,
tnns making the place that should To not only
2 direction, but ere tueY IuIguL learn some
tuii- better and some desire for u higher life,
shiy hot bed Of vice"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-07

FROM he Bapisi WtelIv, AprNo,

FTOIV IlVII8f WtfNIVl
Some time ago Mr.. !. :. Nathans,a person
OF Jewish birth, professed conversion, joined =
Baptist church, and was subsequently licensed
So preach. When, however, council was c lcd
for his ordination, though he was apparently
sound In all denominational views, such facts
appeared that action was postponed for SIX
months. We see by the Churchnidn that he has
now gained status In the Episcopal Church.
Bishop Potter has Issued pastoral letter com
mend,na him, In most enthusastic language, as
an efficient agent for mission work among the
Jews; also stating that he has given HIM a
dnte for the Episcopal ministry. As Nj. Nathans
could not obtain ordination among us we have
no chaRrin at his departure. lie Is TO be con-
Rratulat ed hat the Bishop has discovered he pos
sesses such extraordinary qualifications Tor use
fulness, and that his proposed advent into the
ministry of 1.-THE cuurch" Is horalded by 80 grand
u flourish OF the Epls copal trumpet.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-07
cOCHR4NL'S REPUBLIcANS.
They Resolve that Probably they will Affiliate
with the Rest ofthoir Party.

The Liberal Republican Central Com
mittee net 'Ast evening. Benz imiu +. NJ. n
ierre presided, and Gen. John CuchraLe fer
cd the following. which were unanimously
adopted:
A,ord That though the Liberal Republican, of nj.
indenendent pu mes be 1--we that Of tne Two pontcal
parlts, the Democratic nae proved lrs Gcces'nio ~
Il publicans, taey peycrheless recommend N ~.
resp, ctiye Nauonsi 1nyeatian. Of these p,f,i,s
the end tnat Their proceedings sha fairy answer 70 he
country whether either OF tnem IL e. be ru Tor an
honest administration OF the Government. wnrtn,r,
n t9e iaq Ire an aGee 3S sc, d" The
HkGtds The htthy ehum. laled principle 81 the
wnich sn6ne The essentials Of Just government. re.
g-rded thorough reforms ~ the civl service a. one
capacity anu fidelity c9nsttuse tlc only y,d claim 20
ep &c 10 b .tIT II at6riTy fsyoritsp SSG
aye and that public station become a<lin post Of
summoned tle Union Republican p4rty into na.
uona Convention AZ 'lnclnnil Ia 1870 ana nay ing
states VI l. oianl ono. frnnsy vans. New YORK Yer
mont and Connecticut as II doubtless VIII BE- by eN ~
Rpu1ican State convention responsive u tue call
RsaoHsi That We avail ourselves of the occasion to
congratulate te country on hls advance mtde Dy the
r.tNe corruption, 10 tue nru ground Of sdunsira'yc
He,oir,d. That It wrs spectacle. contemp' ated with
nrde when IN the iancss OF these pursi umr, -
tue condition aud conduct Of eyy nranch OF the pun
practices exposed the beraycrs Of puoc trusts
he unished.
ReSOhed, That the thanks OF every honest and nde
pendent American citizen are due TO the Hon George
William Iurtls for the tearlesancss and success Ntl
which, the champion Of honest politics be wllhstooo
the cOnsorted bands Of political machnators at syra
cuse, aud to the faithful men who united with nm "a
resist their selfish schemes.
BY request, Gen CochraNe explained his views
| Of lis resolutions. He said that they dennitel,
| EXPRESSED the opinions Of all Liberal Republic
cans, and were the motive power OF all who
| clam an independent position IN politics. I'VE
stand" he said, where We stood four years
| ago. Upon the banner whion waves over IA
there is stiil inscribed the motto, Honesty IL
office, purity in government : aud we, lis body
guard, are now hailed with enthusiasm, ana We
| hall as brother every man In the great army o
| iudenpndenL VOters.h