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New-York tribune., 1877-06-14
Average Decline
4 sftNE WORTH \ MILLION INVOLVED.

a suit has been begun in the Supreme Court
O. ihis state against Jerome T. Chaic'. Seigr ir"il
Colorado which invoyeSa iIne yaucdby the plaintiffs
at 900 900 or over The action Is hrou ,t BY cxJ ge
DitcnhJcfcr as counsel for Moses Ankcr an! Mare \.
shafaberg Tie only has 50 far been served.
INT from statements o. the piaHtis he following ai-
lCdrs g. rc the clam Ia 1870 TIE i-hutr hIi noe
tor !. II 300 or the Mining Company ,c',crnd owner OF
fr Carbon lninc a.d also OteT claims against the COM
uauy. .hr ,iun fIue ~ OWcO senator tharcr about
80 600 ana tie Colorado Fret National BANK 5000
rev made 4u agreement with Senator thIicC trut Lo
Shorld pres their claims against ic c'Naiy 2ct .WtS
,iet i..lv execution. my iu -. proper at slt- III $
SAFE and convey his Jte u tirn, Ni-fitou iu't Woiii
give 10 liam = decd t0 sccDir l. PAYMENT Ui NhHl
Vas due h,l and he bank. They charge a. 80 lir as
getting judgment bt carried ont tEc ria hs then, in
stead Oi enforcing tie iud mep ~ proposed, piM He'd
o. !eG..i an equity proc, .diag BE- taken iy rt
pc.a aud nli prop sold ot ia tha, proc rdiI
and suu -At % u H. HE own name Ius id is hf1uEL;
d, comi him 10 tln over ,n- niue 10 tar piniiA, un
der iac agreement, having tc'E ;h. a. attorney Wiki
out ll-lt % act in MS interest ag1ils' tGcn.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-14
pASSEyGgRS ARRIVED.

FROM LIVERPOOIs-Ia Steamship Rtsatl, juno l3.-
" Aleo o. Andrews 7. Bcadcl. chester Blngs q BIag'
pip g. Br0ugnnp Mis- BrOdrhtOn the Rev. AbDOt hroNh
tlr Brown samuel RrUwn, }. il. J. taion Althur Nhise
Ni-, NJ T. Christie. Miss NJ CHRISTIE ana mail capt ali Nr
AZ : Floyd child agd servant Miguel eaAndo. IL l. Gran
Mrs Grant Miss Grant and maid, Mr anl MrA l'@l a@aa @
clII " q Harvey W. NJ Macsay. Daniel Iackay Miss Op-
tiyke Thomas owen Mrs Owcn 9. Il. oven, D jose fAk'
nain O. A. RICHTER. Or J.. Robertson mr and Mrs NJ ~
mauo ana maid POmaBes. Thomas Ross J scai- u rs
Schnstsr A. T. Thompson the Rev Canon Thoroi ~ " am
wright A. Wentworth, a. Peas0iy Nsimore dnd seIFaD j.
Whitaker. Mrs Wilson and chilli l.. Wood. =,
FROM HAMBURg-H stefnahfp HerdHi juno ~
Mr. and Mira Carr lSusa children. M2ne Relcl rlt D
C4as Schmit Jose Oriz John LunlnS' Margaret borA4'
Henry DunckcT, Elise Skaais
New-York tribune., 1877-06-14
THE INCOME SUIT AGAINST MR.. TILDEN.
DISTRICT ATTORNEY wOODFORD FILES THE CON
PLANT.

The complaint in the suit of the Govern
men against Samuel j. Tlden 10 recover taxes on his
for the IL years from 1861 to 1871 inclusive
has fled by United States Attorney Wood
ford. As previously published IN 1HE TRIBUNE. the
Government claims that Mr. Tilden did not state HIS
actual income in any Of the years named The sum
sued Tor is SlII,442 So According to the assessors
returns MI THien uaid tax on an average annual in
Of 81 OOD For the period from 1864 20 lSI2 nc
made returns. except for one year. ANA iah the TAX
on the aasessOrs estimate Of his receOts In 1870 De
made q rcturH ~ the Of an income OF Sl13ol
THE Government claims to have evidence that BIS IN
vus as
New-York tribune., 1877-06-14
Tho suit wnl not be tried before Fall.
NIB. RExNErr ExPEcvap TO RETURN N July.

Mr. BENNETT EXPECTED TO RETURN IN JULY.
The case of Robertson against James Gordon Ben
nett alleged libel in the publication Of personal
,ivrr 4senent The FcrSd called yesterday In Tho
Superior Court Tr Term before CrcfJust'ce Curtis joan
Io,yn-hcu Beunett's counsel moved to postpone the
October 1day that Mt Bonuett was nesH-
sary witness Europe but expected TO return ~ JAY
Badger, the plaintiffs COuDSe claimed tnat az inc asNtr
part least that the Insertion OF the aiVoIsoltht
was without Irnneys knowledge, he cOu'd NOT be- very
material witness. judge curtis ruled that the amdaWt
btought the within Tie rule allowing ~ aOIfhneh anu
pua t.ie 10 the october Iernh
New-York tribune., 1877-06-14
SALE or BELMONT THoRoUGHBREes.

The E!th annual sale of thoroughbred horses, from
the stables OF August Bcneit held at Tho Nursery
Babylon yesterday. The attendance small and thore
were buyers Capt Conner tho auo1necr ami a,
posed follows Gay colt Maronite oaci jan
2S 1,7e by kngishrT ont Of NaToJ1, TO = > Howland
$50 bay colt Saadn fUalel Feb - 1876. by hngshe
cam imported saaiis Mr. Ehl.r $3.50 hay colt Electro
fn foaIod March j. 1876 by Kingusncr am Electra ~ Ken
tuc to Mr Lougsaf 500 bay colg Lord ytten by Ken
lucty Kiugfsher dan Lazy oSngton "a D. d. Wither
$3.50 bay Bapt foaod Apri 10. 1873 by imported
III sod imported Bat "a. I" j. T. Purdy, Si76 Anodne
colt, ioaed ApTl 20 1876. by hinshsher liam i'm
ported Adosinda ~ Co. 500 Lucky Hit chestnut
colt foaled Nay SO by kentucky, Elm FISH or Used
dam unpofa t. Charles rcd, o.; Prdic BAY colt
use iu, soD i.si MAJ ~, ls,t by kent-, y et kns
tshrr imported Nellie Jones 10 car Co.. ~ - b; King
James, bay colt ioacl My ll.l1IC by h,ni csI or kns
fisher imported Fuc'1 20 w. itler 50. Toe ioloN
Iowng mo- soil A red. chestnut sedae ~ King
Usher imported Noilo James IagfaG Bag colt yeats,
py Eeuacby ttsn imported r15't; Killarney. bay horse
years, by Gi2'tt'ur. dsn NonPaIt steel fyss, gay
horse, years by Psnci G'h tas.tiS ~ G"hnt bpr-y,
ci.-tu % horse. years krHtrrhy. 1itae were o 'ii
I,rr 4 ale and erc saovu bids Oasfel
io th, hcy were returned 90 The stables With tie announce
rl,r cicsfnui erding EpI~lr ti"iter wars Old ny
flo dam fe tf1 Giu.cv, sod t0Nr ebb Tor
500 ytaIimss soh were tine lot sud went at TAR
New-York tribune., 1877-06-14
SUICIDE OF A GERMAN BARKEEpER.

John Batter, age 80, German barkeeper in
a Bowery saloon. shot himself through the head with
revolver ast evening in his ~ Nu. l3 RyngOu-st.
The report OF the pistol heard about o'clock by
woman living in the OF the hOuSc, bn she took 10
notice or the matter. At IL O'Clock Batcrs brother
Henry came home unl found him dead with the pistol
sn cutchad in hi- hand The cause OF The suicide il
snppOsed have hecu mental depression caused by in
temperate habits some weeks ago Bstjer attempted 10
XII himself by cuttins his tir.at with razor. He hhs
since exhibited many symptoms or mental arrangement.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-14
TIE CUsToM-HoUsE COMMISSION PREPARING
ITS REPORT.

The CustOm-houSc Commission was in pii-
yate session the Metropolitan Hotel yesterday after
noon and vii! meet again to-day No witnesses were
examined. The mass of testimony already taken has
been ndexed and the Commissioners are digestng cyi-
deuco and arriving at agreement 10 the facts be
presented ia their final report, which VIII be drawn up
by the Chairman John JAY and may not be ready for
week or ten DAYS Late In the afternoon Collector Arthur
sent statement ia the Commission Of the number, man
ncr VI appointment and promotion Of the 9e officers in
the CusfOml-hOuse receiving more shan $1,000 per
anuun all but three OF whom were promoted from in
feriOr positions the ground of experience aud ell
cheney.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-14
SECRETARY THONpsONs VISIT TO TIE NAVY
YARD TO-DAY.

Secretary of the Navy Thompson will leave
Pier No North River $3.50 to-day fOr Tie Navy
Yard aud will inspect the several departments ana yes
,els Nearly an TIE chiefs Of bureaus connected With
the department will accompany HIM He wlll receive
The customary salute upon his arrva.fr01 Tho Battery
ou cob dock. Commodore DaGel Ammcn, Chict Of the
Bureau of Navigation. viii inspect thc Navigation De
rarIncn' ut a. CnHtc tore Nicholson. cOs'mandaut
~ the Navy Iar being absent President OF TIE Board
of Visitors 80 to Naya academy, the Secretary wlil bo
received by Cpi. Iapc, executive officer 90 the yard
trrr visiting the NayE-YGid party Ni!l return -
Washington Secretary TbOn and MS party arrived
at the St Nicholas lIOtcl as evening.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-14
FRANCIS d. MoULToN SUPPORTING MRS. TuEo.
DORE TiLION.

In the settlement of the case of MOuton
against Beechcr for malicious prosecution, Thomas &.
shearan the attorney for Mr.. Be,chci obtained an
extra allowance which aggregated f325. Mg Sherman,
immediately the receipt Of the cheek Of Francis d.
Mouon payable to his order, indorsod the back of IT,
"Pay 10 the order Mrs. Theodore lil0n" aud for
varied it 10 that lady, thinking it would be Of more
value 10 her than to himself Mrs Tilton indorscd her
name on the back Of IT, and II reached Mr. Moulton day
or two ago. whcreupon there much swearing In the
establishment Of said MOulton
New-York tribune., 1877-06-14
\ GREAr QUANTITY OF NApHrnA sroRnp.

The Fire Commissioners yesterday examined the
charges against Joseph sprngsee stable supern ndcn
accused of driving hore exhaustion Dcc4aton Day
AT Sa,en leland JIo renstaed IN his position and bis
resignation accepted Albert W orr was made Assistant Fire
Marshal W. +. Guufrey a tower waichman. and Charles
Holmes clerk discharged. BrOgan 9r-
uoitod Gunrys place The balance ~ tie appropriation
for The DrDartment for 1877. June II,
s7 81. Tho Bar an 0 Combusbles has been ordered
concerning The storage OF dangerous mat
raj elaine, tat tue Metropolitan Gashgh Company
has murUpoy stored in its works 6OOu00 gallons Of naphta
New-York tribune., 1877-06-14
A NEWSPAPER TRAIN FOR LONG ISLAND.

Many persons consider the morning paper as
ono OF the necessary of their akas and one
which thcy are apt 10 miss greatly when they go TO their
country residences The Union NewsCompany proposes
u perfect the pleasure OF those who live on Long Island
by running q special newspaper train sunday morn.
ipga during the Summer months and after June II.
mis- train will leave Long Island CITY at sI0 o. M mr.
rtyinu at Grcenport aud sag Harbor s.2i
Newspaper will be thrown of at each station along
the route Passengers VIII be taken Tor The principal
stations the line Greenport and for all stations
the Sag HarDor branch except sPconk, Atautove, aud
New-York tribune., 1877-06-14
DEATH UNDER SUSPICIOUS cEcrNsrANcEa

Anna Beregan, age IS residing in Onc-hundreG-
and Nr;y.nntIsf between Corilndt ami Morris Nor
rslns under circumstances which render nve'tgation
necessary three mouas she got into qusrfH
and was Bca wells island but released al ar SIX
weeks imprisonment In encounter which took place
brr return with per Whose wthhel she H. de
,rred 10 hayc ,d.y injured dci suldealy
her residence. without merl attendance. aud
Coroner rOkcr informed and sS-l - hold Inquest
Deputy Coroner McWnne ordered the bDlY 20 bs AK 20 20
Inc Mor-ue where ustinOrten examination VAL be held
rim al
New-York tribune., 1877-06-14
THE COURT OF APPEALS.

bIRANY. june 13.--lu the Court OF Appeals
~ 2,7-B BrcKwith agt Whslen.-Argument resumed and
NoS-Cuits at Guia-Arsued by y. c. Aoak for appel
lart ant H. r.. Taft for resfOAd.nt .....,- ...
No Il -faliaWy a2;. AoWrlLAIsNtA Df y -.t'ute ior
app.llaHf Goodrich for rsspan.oni case san on
i. '.o,l4llAt.On made al ihe court hj 'Iin'n
Dc lowing day rls tar ~ the Ootrt q! Appeah fr
THURSDAY JuIo IL nos 70, 81 50, 80, 80, - -, 49,
New-York tribune., 1877-06-14
DECISiONs-IuNK l3.

Sapreme Couri->peciaI Trm-Bv judge Van Worst.
NUtua In, Insurance Company agl. ToYnseud - ar
de- settled ami signed AIT Boyd and otiors-Find-
ug. settled an -lgneL
C0nDioR Plegs-SDetih Ierm-By Judge Van Hoe
Iuy art fIeu1uer Saricker agt. Blr.f JARVIS ~,
ami another Sc.. omstcad Benlamin aei TODD ~
nrl, n a. Siauvz rOoker ArnouN-MouOlS granted
IIrckrr ag schneider, Boork agL frsspl ioi on5 de-
ul.d see c,norInums Clapp az, Marlrt Natonll 'ahA
Order ~ ntci Fagg agt 3iacaG2-Motoh ss'Ated see
melIOrllluln
New-York tribune., 1877-06-14
NOTCH LOWER FOR COAL.
AVERAGE DECLINE or 24 GEMS FROM MAY ~ AT
THE PENNsYLV ANA SALE.


The decline in the prices yesterday at the
auction sale of coal by the nnsy Coal Company,
although on aB average "a cents ton from the prices
obtained at .he sale by the company May - anu
IL cents ton from the large March saie was not SO
aret as vas expected By Of the prominent coal
dealers who were intimately acquainted with the present
uiion Of the market. 1t asserted even before the
sale began that an arrangement had been made
by seyera! persons by which the price was to
be kept at or above - 10 ton. When the
bids rapidly aropped from - 90 to - - sey-
eral lois of 5000 tons each were taken IN quick sue
cessiou after which tie price Immediately advanced
to ~ ~ a ton anl II did not again reach - - uutl
near tic close when 500 tons steamer md 100 IONS
chestnut wers sod ut - i2le over loOtoO tOlS WeIh
iatc4, by iyc buyers OF It's city A. S SWorda bDHGEt
- 600 ions. nearly Ouctourtn o. tGe WhOie ql3ltHf
soII: Casincy. Stickn,y q Wellington bought 10000
tons. and J. ". Caldwell 10000 tons Persons h the
river 10 whom ScNbUrgh - more convenient point ~
which Ia receive the coal than NGSlork, bought over
- 900 toms. The remaining 1000 tons Wer" iaNeh
mainly u small lois.
~, teria dd not differ iron, those of TIE previous
scs eXCcpt at dcpos, ut only 20 cents ton was ic
cnir n ~ day 0f sale instead If 30 cents ton ~
heretofore aud n stipulated hat the co should rc
tn;-cu wa, raDly from june ID ~ August l. tt tciS
ouc-llird paIt within each period oi ! days VICE
Pre,,n. oyt douied that c safe or 50 large quantity
VAS made ont ~ 80 toward any OTHER comp1n, or Tor
The ulrnGsr furt Ct breaking Tie market II War not
much more hr said, tu.u rae quantity usually soI by
the company If the NHc uhflhE Nh' III" c"'I N'' !"
Dp deiiy red.
Tne following liable exhibits the prices obtained yes,
tcrd. aud c decline tIc sale % May -, tnc coa
30 be dtlIycred at Ncwburgl:
New-York tribune., 1877-06-14
ELDER McGHEE GUILTY.

Dixon, ILL.,, June 13.-The jury in tie case of
the Rev 5. H. McGhee, charged with poisoning his wife.
rendered verdict Of guilty to-day but fixed the penalty
al ii wears AcGhce pastor OF the Christian Church
an ashton His motive supposed To be desire TO
marry a young lady paIishoner
New-York tribune., 1877-06-14
MINIATuRE ALMANAc.

san rises .. 4.2S sets...... I$2 COCK iast; OV-
Noon sets .l0:35 Moon sonfhs 3:iJ MOONS age N'9s
Hn.H WAFER 1ODAY-A &
SANDY Iiook lGOi Gov. Island. 1923 Hell Gaio..
HI,H TO-DAY ~
sandy Hook lO.Ij Gov Island 1850 Hell GGte... OH
New-York tribune., 1877-06-14
A sLOoP SUNK By A STEAMER.

While the steamer Osseo was passing mp the East
River, tho foot Of Danceysl yesterday afternoon
ran into soop Maggie Be which loaded down 10 the
waters edge with oysters and clans The ooD Immediately
nled with vater and sunk Capt Brown aud his who
the only persons The OIp sprDug into tho water
their vessel sinking and aken board the OssoO
New-York tribune., 1877-06-14
Il wos "conrt weckr in country tnvern,

tt WaN y COUTt Wcck III COUNTY, thNtTn,
and late conner was given one Of dozen cots which
had been put up temporarily IN the parOr There was
grand chorus OF from the other cots. After
more OF this uproar, Of the moot resonant
plorers With snort, and suddenly silent
FrenchuaI, who occupied cot IN extreme corner
OF the room, exclaimed: Tank God, Won ees deadP
New-York tribune., 1877-06-14
SUICIDE OF A COTTON spECULAroR.

A. 4. Lindcnheim, n cotton speculator from
the South committed suicide by shooting himself NJ MS
boarding house. No SO West Thrty-thirdst yesterday
Depression OF mind caused by business reverses IL sup
posed 10 have the He was 30 years OF age
and well connected his family at present living In Paris
Mr. LindeDhcim camo to NewNork five months ago from
Dennson Texas bringing with hun large stock of cot
ton Oh specuation from which he hoped to realize con
siderable profit a "curbstonc" operator III IA
now believed that his hopes were not realized ana tha
he became discouraged in consequence Remarks dropped
at table showed him TO he frequently depressed and he
would then declare that tho easiest way to get rid OF
trouble was to blow ones brains out Tuesday night he
retired about 10 o'clock All day yesterday he renamed
in his room (which the top foor and at p M his
Iandlady becoming alarmed, went up stairs to see II
anything was wrong She knocked at tho door bui oD
tanned 10 reply. Through ianght above the door Mr.
ndanhcim was lying dead on tc bed with pistol
i'm his hand and the brdcothes spattered with blood
policeman was called. and the door was broken open.
Tic body was not yet cold and he had evidently Deen
dead only few hnur5 No note or message was found
about the ono chamber Of the revolver was dis-
charged and death have instantly osued gs the
ball penetrated the brain through the right temple
New-York tribune., 1877-06-14

Watermis The return train leaves Greenport mt r.
m. sunday. and Sag lIarbor at $50 A. M On Monany
Orders for newspapcrs Including evening Journals VIII
he taken at the tnion News Conpanys stands at Long
Island City.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-14

In Russia the number of princes is said to be
ridiculous. \ person Of high rank beng stopped On a
bridge By unciy tOh-keepcr, exclaimed Nhat 90
GaIitznn {" AVID am l. respondcd Tie t0l.-Aeeper
New-York tribune., 1877-06-14

We are rolling the stene OF Sisyphas mp HILL and the
ncnet We cease 10 push the stone begins ObStnncly TO
roll down again IL may pcrhnii5s stlll be true that
the Government which speaks IA our name Is subtle u
hafcAftcl, cquyOcl; gives promises whore they are
OF tle use and az the critical and ial moment rerans
and draws back FROM what II nas had But stil We can
do DwCt hing to show That tho Government, II by tho
forms Of Ire Constitution it's In possession OF power
not the legitimate and authentic representation Of a
our minds and conviction; that she great heart OF
England sin beats 1t bas ever beaten before, aud That
cVery hope il can cherish, every aspiration 1t
breathe are hopes and aspirations In regard TO great
question OF the East side OF freedom, of justice
aud of Ueagc.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-14
W. lnarn tl,c le.sons nt hL.t.ry. " are toIl He

We learn the lessons " history We are told we
school Ol sentiment. ask how u hnppen3, VI we are
schoM of sentiment that every historian in tLo country
!, struuul, on our sidcl / ask how II II that
widely Giffung their accidents Of character and
ounon as Mr. Freeman, Mr. FrOude, ana Mr. tarlt ie,
aud believe mi ht aCd 10 them Alr stuoDs, Mr. Green,
and many more even O thOso gcnten IN who represent
ti historical school OF EugaDd bnt those three IN par
tIar how il 10 tnat those men snare those opinions
night
New-York tribune., 1877-06-14
,1a.aui. of uihnldu tn American ,

PerrerdtD" Hayg my dear fellah you mean 10 be
one drop, in fact the vulsry Of that blawsted
mysef thiuk you know that am from there at ALL
Have you egthaInincd my new cwetht, Marquith :"
New-York tribune., 1877-06-14

If you examine the remains OF Egyptian
auuquit}. you Will nnd tat the great principle which
tho Eguiian artist had I'm bis mind the Representa-
ion o RrIosc. BUt il you examine the Greek school ~
ar which is admitted oE all hands to he tie head Of I'll
schools You viii 'd that Tie pIedOmiug irn 'ipl- az
the Greek representations Is kie and motion. N.w
thnk that the Conservative party has great rcsen
blmcc-cNccpt iu those peculiar circumstances TncE "a
Of large, generous. and patriotic mind ik Sir Rob
cr Peel becomes the leader or rs dcstnics and then he
very SOsn PAYS the penalty. Nou Will Eld. thuS. that
the petplnaiUE idea OF Conservatism is tA' Egyptian
prHcipic OF rcpOsc; bur IN our Lo"fa party we have
rot 100 Greek idca of Tie and motion. NEED no; fcl
you hat when yOu nave got lO5 Of statues arrange, It
is very dnCuJ Sc keep tHc N order; but j. ali those
Coi Scvati.c statues tO become suddenly animated
with the powcr AM to wish - walk about c halls ia
wnch tuoy were placed DO d8ab. the qToslon ot dn.l
would become Isuch more .csioss and much di-
lt Therefore uesj lot bt a,haucd 10 conica5 Ito
diiicuity % keeping our ranks iU perfect order.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-14
THE RECENT SOUTH AMERICAN EARTHQUAKE.


The steamer Crescent City, from AspInwall,
brought among her passengers Capt Charles Macoor OF
the shin Geneva which sunk at Huanillos In the
carthauaze aud tidal Of May ., which extended
along the west coast OF South America. His description
Of the scene the harbor very vivid He says that
his attention was fret arrested by frghtful rumbng
sound which caused him to rush on deck. The mountain
was sending forth great MASSES Of rock resembling Ds
of fire. which rolled down the The war vt the
anchorage suddenly reccded leaving the ships resting on
the bottom whcro there had been eight lathons O "aur
before The water Immediately rushed back swinging
thc ships IN opposite directions and tossing tbo wildly
aboas whe they crashed against each other, ana some
sank almost immediately in - fthOms OF wafer; others
became fntanelcd with each other. inerl0cking their
mass agd the air was fcd with the noise oI falling
spars and the of mbors Otner vessels were as
vOieny driven ashore went 10 the bottom as III tho
Of the British ship Ayonmorc, which to9k d0wn
with her Capt Corfeius WIFE, three children aud 5eFor
other persons. The Geneva swung around ~ the rate or
eight or knots hour IN great cilclc until -ho
struck agaius; q rock, wich tore out part Of the bot
tom. TIE snip Then forced violently ln an opposite
direction AMI went down. Capt M3c'OOn barely escaped
III a boat which fortunately not destroyed. On
shOrc tho scsne besgared description. Tie Governors
house. most Of the shucs, launches, and water-L1nks
were swept away. The Inhabitants OF the town ned TO
10 the mountains, barely estapinS with tbcr lives.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-14

60 back Wfl No, n YUU IIrAse, 10 tIe tlmc o. me
great slavery controversy. Few Of you trcocct IL
i IS now haf q century ago Brt Aow do you suppose
that slavery came 10 bc abolished IN iins cDrutry Was
"a bcclse English travellers going 10 The icst indies Tor
their p.esuC, or tier spoI, OF tbeir profit brought
back frut tie West Indies those dauuu- rcpnrls? 80
Almost iuc whole OF tGrm dId most OF our English
travellers iu Turkey now dO-they came back Sly nS
what ur fellows tht paHtcr- were aud bow Aysi1tGhc
tnfy were. low kud tn"l were hoT upright AMI truth
fUl Iiev were ANA what shabby mcaG lTng. piterins
elOWs tue negroes But Ci orr stamp. who
knew very well tat tuc vices oi tbs Oppressed are
really chdiEodbie upon the Opprrsoor and constitute one
OF the gfcat Is and cHapt Of mis- ittDc7e were
the who went from Birmingham nos 90 bIy estates,
not 10 sport IN the mountains Htt 10 enjoy hospitality,
hut know iue li"u OF the pcolr. Ihls Elud OI
mon possessed the niud Of On" pcOp.c OF Lusm1 N'h
The truth aud abe people e. EA- dni rose mp on belaf
oi tue negro with rcsi3tc~, power, lsL rs tlcY now
rising UP houi o. tar subject rItc> OF Turkey, 10
claim Tor them be Application on me same sacr'd prii-
Clpic.