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, 1877-11-19

OLD 81 ON TIE dsEESBACK VOTE.
.it.a4t0 fGdL Constitution.
Az they sat together eating thess 1kst pint OF
fresh chcs.nuts, Old Il said:
sDc NOR rrnis do fnrder rtts IN De notion
dat dcrc u nuc4ebins what 'sturbs roliticks wuss
dan de niEger." ..
r" What IL II, dcni asked Pete.
AWei1. dar's dc !nhcr uerformcss. an dc pro-
biehIonites, m do Molly MctsfEo'e Etarty. nm a1l
dat. llhIn't yer ben roaitn' de papers la'e}y2'
- yss. but hain't seen nuff1n tn .laf dat make
mo feel Ike saout'n' fer mo- 1ecEshnns "o~n
- ilow 'bout dat vrccnback vote aas yes sec re-
countll 'hoat In the ncwA:"
"Well, | don't onttstan' dat! Fl dar's cnuy
wants cr 'rkur.hun ticket Ter ie polls rite now;
.'ub koarar, but dat nIn't hit | 1ers got t!c
ltnne oh hit dis MOrnfn'. Yer fet kinder got dc
ideo dal it wux do reknonstruck'hun Of &c plan dey
inat,' on dc iwo sltrs Oh DC teucc."
- Leas Hce!-you MEANS ..-.....
II mcans when do grrcnlAck rpLe seprCsentel
dat dc 1nnl, dat votes do mos on one side got DO
mos ratcra!acry agsers on dc shlnpastcrs dat wuz
Fashioned uut 10 hlui."
swell. dis ats jcss de mos dcscercn' did.unce
from dat YER Ghcf iced. Dis mcnns vote feE gsecu-
hscx mummy on ainru prlnsuEpuls, no ruatteF who
gils lo hsnd'in Oh hit,
AN do voter don't Git nntnnff
''Nary nickclr'
.'l>eM tsg gin do pahty.F
''Wr!t. Tsc knucr eoIt'd on hit mytelf; bnt fer
ats, dnt G'sc wtll.n' te. take grcenhsexa when I
can't Iit epeeehJ. but when do E1l e!secr Ia doto
claws sc's gwlne ter dc ole sock, yer leas, uic.
rse larn Ola Hense ffecdnm-tnt or man can git
lung butter 10 d's country wdont pastJ dan he kin
This sostnsi q satisfactory solution Of The
''greents4ck vote" matter, md ths crowd DIS
perscd.
, 1877-11-19

IN OEilEisTu ACCOMMODATES OUR NUMEROUS
jir4rch t'ITs II thY dine frnt nr,.tons Icatgnatsl
rricr - clsar9o! at thu aA olce, and viii be received
ilnti IN. during ths ueek, and until D. tn.
On -httIrLSyS: - .
Js+ TwrM.v. .secnah-st.. Aeaf Wa1axt- NJ,
{. 81. WALDEN. SewHieatr. atatlo1er, ETC.. ION
Nr.t MaGi .oIl kt. near WeALrFn.ay,
ENBFi;T T[lf.EAis1DS. West side News Depot.
Nar ltand av.. cornrr Of llAIsetl. nj
TEDl,ciE ilESity. Hooks. Stationery, etc., so d.
vision. u. ..
Gousla To lakr.kt.. cnfnet Ltncon-
, 1877-11-19

I1SOAlALO W ltphAN AAf1
rror. ,ryna.lr hn. recently delivered before tho
Midland Institute at Birmingham, England, ono Of
to US likely 10 eSc!te discussion AZ WIDESPREAD a.
That afoased by lis famous pFaye''eaagc proposal
i, no necessity for invoking tho supernatural to nr.
C. CONT In far Tho ordinary nhsnomena of human 1,fo
TyuJats s1 u w.nn.. @ Nor Ia. hs heen at ali alone
+ ia.t vex + !. virtually IT, .'ns y !. hs!
tue present tIlns; nut !" thts .o, lase I'd, nd.
nsc contract mass e. Logical renson!n7, Win
s"uss ~ iH whIeh hsse 'sndsrt him almst ,rIthout
necr as pnhlic lecturer, he places y, before ~ a
G n. 1 ssF Ss ny ae;F q
s,ie, @ III al,i % that eHabic. thsm to reach tot thcn
rc]ye. lGsssa +; ss eons!ns9t an!r r. r,ea ror ,nc
rerI,on Is given q Tho .hc1ne, afterwards to b. b.
Wrought out. % In his in:ro!astory sen:eness, hy
ti!e,nselv*s aud tic lecturer. rloi. rYnjali man;
aucs TO. shA.iuM forth ON instance q nbsencn o.
y naetn a. sssae men, ns @e. S
himself, are ,draun from their quiet
lninzatoties md to5ce. Into publicity
ctsu Of thclr hest po~crs., unliks ,tuue md Oar,
win, who ats not trayasd from thelr res!usnn ana
special rnt,efvr. hut aocA dniies nrr paramount
hs WILL NIP ~ mncn prsaaSe ,as y.s ~ annsh"1 ~
penS4 nc neeo1 % of IL
of ctcrsy. ''Thcrc Is nothin4 Eratntsous tn phYs.
!cal nntuse, - hs tays. mn expend!tt!rc without
pandIture. With memorable constancy the ono &C.
eo.npanlvs the other, leaving no 1,t,ek or e5eseo
pure pure and necessary piay u natural forcs: liza
this uniformity oG uatnru ever been hFoAenl Ine
.sR|s se|esco." III Ton n HI f"lloss 'Is SrAita q
Illustration ~ show the universal ~;
, 1877-11-19
Nit. DANA At NINETY.


Mr. Richard Henry Dana II ~ years old to.day.
nnti the country may we'll mark the octn'ion with
a red letter In tlr cu!cn.ar. The ode-. Of living
A,ncsIcan writer's. Er, j>ana was one Of the Gr't
to:i, OF them. and iA ono of the most highly and
generation ut readers lie n indeed only name.
t,ArtIy becavsc hlf literary working da5t endra
long sgo, partly because tho greater part OF his
scrrfcc to letters HnA rendered Indirectly. as
editor Of the Worth -ineTte2n Rtrttr. ~ lang
ago that only nld tncn think Of his otitorshtp ~
power md exercised an influence for good ovcr
American literature the extent Of which ls kn wn
onIy To 4tudr,t. OF literary history I5h ptosu md
lsletry nre st, read. and will cnntlnue tt' he read
!y Of fnp literary tastc but he llas written
too lltio and With TOO little attention 10 the great
thnn scholarly r.lauesp. Tho hich literary quality
OF his work entities him t0 = foremost pl;tcc IN
American Ieticrs- but its tcsntineaA dcntives him
at ttc universal ropu2Ar regard Which he might
harc with ease II he had cared tor II. Low eli
iong ngo sad Of him In the '+Fallc for Critics,
tAut hr carried with him .'paulo post future 0f
sung. and much o. II was never brought into tho
present tcnte. .,.--..,
IL il curious eoincidepcc, worth noting rcf-
haps, that Mr.. uryant'h earflcs. poem uf iU,pos.
| of which Mr. llama was editor. while ~: Dans'h
N.tt poems. .'Thc DytnT haven" and '.The Iiu.-
hand and nlte's drave. u were published In se'
| view Of which ytr. Bryant WIS clltos.
| Mr.. Dana'e old nye II Ktfenr nnh Happy 0net q
sweet one. We may nay. which Aas brought With u
il kcrf; his health good; hfA mind tn a. clear
| as ever. l!o Is In u serene and sunny nutufnn 0t
We, with the strength Of budy and mind to enjoy
stay ths days Of biz Indian Summer he nany and
long. and full OF Rich. purple sunsh1ncs
, 1877-11-19
MoxfsEs AND CARRIAGES.

I'VE WILL MAKE EXTisA INDUCEMENTS To
w Guyefs The next tl1 " d4Tt y fcAato ~ Nv
uxu1ly larse mock Vt u4r o%n VI psaatc
I'M bsI1ez4 Lu,xrs. The quality VI which u aAA'if
rsIscI ~ Auy lie trsie. s slso hals IL s:o& sls
vant cnupfs truusAAna rufkaEnJA ETC., a,d kh. ccl
strsira EOusv.l eIptras wa:oas aud ttnckA tMosf
sbip pfirss: 4l&o ttH Iao.t sccubt hAnd phts
ss:ctiou solicited. FESNuykH 4 CO.. ~ ~ at' vs.
, 1877-11-19

be- ,,rcicss: tho Americans would he certain 70
rar7y ntr the prize" Wnicis Is comforting to
u1r national pride.
, 1877-11-19

I.OE aAl,;-5 ACHES, NEW lInt'sR. JUST nuT.
L sidn riIy .i Efire :: sua tAa d1xn. haltnc., "
iana1sst nd s,usn ire: dee.,t yaat noosy @ e.. ).
hsnEs. J Il, 4 tiiR. i.tom ~ i'll WAlhiaxtun.M,
1N,,, *AIr-alu, WILL Duy 4 nEAIIrlFtlL lt!r
MY! tr,r ass y iaE1a1Ks; MIR at9s ar9T!
III bsrkrt anl suHn fEcr: a~fs1 fire: loceht tram
arrMir OH liza BROWN. ls1 Lssa!le II tisoFn :.
, 1877-11-19

Tlyr pItSO HIT LITTLE Used. FOR SAtE;
n EIO mon khty unt1l paid fur; RAtraAtcd tur yFs%
NEED'S Ie1uplsui Auaic. y! vA1 bufe0tk.
,Ip,t,1uT p, ANtS-W ARIA NTED As pClsAGLE
md tb tt.ni ID kuar u kfnK the o4.st cu4te
nIanu: .IpctAi tfices. MEEDs Teurla " Au4lS.
i Ot,I1 plANi,S ANl1 O!iGASs-Ftvk YkAKs
ttry pa5nient. ~ ytss sps:!ai YFss. ~. ~ az .I5sa
irs.. leeds Ts@1le of Auslt. U: yan n4Esa -:
, 1877-11-19

t14E PAID FOR WEuSrEES blcf cfloSANf;
90 stspdasd sut . bring kod orl9ts yo4 ssa
TusF liGrsFT ~ CHAPtk hAdlsoa Aad Ocsftafn.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-04
EPIIT EROM ABROAD.

The extent of the foreign fruit importation
to this city greater than is generally Known w
til recently business carried on almost ehliey
BY sailing vessels but the establishment oil steamship
lines from the various Mediterranean ports to TINS cy
has largely increased its volume The boats Of the Med
iterranean and Ncw-York Steamship Line which has
now been in operao2 for about three aud of line
started this year by Italian dealers, are almost entirely
given up TO this class OF freight. Steamers arrive every
week OF ten days during the fruit season Ihey MAKE
ihe trip in from twenty to twenty-five days ana 'he
fruit which is generally in excellent condition. Is N
rreat demand. The voyage under sail averages about
sixty days.
Howard Phelps, OF Phelps Bros, importers, oi Ne
lOS Frontst agents of the steam liHcs mentioned
stated to TRIBUNE reporter that abo1' 40 per cent 4"
the u brought from Med;erranca ports now came III
stcamsnips. Even with this advantage the trade WAS
risky one but much with sailing vessels, lia-
bic at any time long voyages and consequent desiruc
tiou of carsoes Tne shipments OF green frtit
herin early in the Summer With lernsrs FROM
Malaga w6ich last until November and then
comes through the Watcr and until June During tle
last three years there been large shipments Of
condition. hnd d ready SAFE. The snpmcHt Of duod
fruits almost wholly conirei 10 tLf SicaI.WP hhcs,
Valencia ANA currGnts fiom Greece The arhu iul"i-
taioiis reach about l.0p5,VJO boxes nom Malaga, ana
ahuut 100000 bOXrs from Valencia ;Jd of thc t"'ai
ma ',,,,tic, M c,tr-lutS Is ircrca, ug from
year TO year. INC duties stimulating consumption
Tie importation low reaches nearly IV,ovO Tons
The dried fruit traffic alone amounts 10 about
$1,000 900 ycaf Oh green irui arrNli@ by steh"".np
from sicily aud 1900 boxes flom sa,i together With
10000 boxes al lemons from sptn 900 900 ""Nes from
Siciiy and during Sunnict from 10000 L. 10000
n0xc. from France. according 10 the crop. The clnsdnp
on IN tins city reaches Icary 900 boxes dairy, ac ret
going various uarte Of thc country Inc prices N&y
IRON ~ SO 80 box for oranges aud FROM - % lo
so 80 fer lemons according to tc season AID ne
suuply Ine CarGCc as thrl arrive are sou at dut oI
hy catalogue AT the mart III iiOat-st
New-York tribune., 1877-08-04
MISS DANsER,S BEQuESTs.

The motion in the Dauser will case TO compel
the Surrogate by uandamu to admit the will TO probate
wi boot waiting determine tie validity OF the requests
was called before Judge Wcs;brooE ia Supreme Court
Chambers yesterday. bat his statements 10 the
accumulation Of business before him, Was aJourncd TO
scptcnber by consent. r. Dyett the counsel, press
ing the notion said that his FOR eoLseuing was
that he saw he wOuid gain GMc by urging
uie motion now. The reason f0r tie motion
WAS this: There are several icsacies uldspucd,
two of them 10 very 0i people who are
absolutely dependent those cgacies Tic executor
Rfr Jeremiah has Iet it, IL not absolutely, almost duty
10 advance them something account Of the egacics
Ibcv ought TO and enjoy The lcgaces n their lie
fi,ue ana not leave money 30 thelr heirs. Al best
hc, eeacies could not DC lac for year after the sur
ro,ate admitted the will, bat whether the viii admit
tod or neglected a delay hy the Surrogate loss Of
euiovmeut OF taeir legace- 80 them. Ia a somewhat
sense the same aZht be said of thc SOcietlea
Tynicn if The all were vad-and the Surrogate SAID
privately il was yad-were entitled clearly 10 take the
h,u sis fO
New-York tribune., 1877-08-04
THE WONDERS OF THE DEEP.


NEW ATTRACTIONS AT THE AQUARIUM-TuE VARIED
RESULTS or RECENT ExPEDIroNs-HABITs OF
THR FISHES.
When the NewYorl Aquarium was opened
last FALL all the deep waters seemed to the ordinary Wis
itor, TO have been searched varied and apparently
complete was the collection, yet scarcely week mas
since passed in which something has not been added
The large hall has been filled with groups Of stauaIy,
beautiful rustic woodwork, living plants ana
creeping vines among which run aud fall streams of
water which cool the air and delight the eye.
The specimens Of the unknown world OF water nave
been gathered with great care and expense. IhiouGh
the aid OF C. F. Allen American Consul at Hamilton
Bermuda expedition TO the tropics succeeded
in securing a very large and valuable collection of
aquatic cuYostcs. Great difficulty is experienced III
Transporting live specimens, and this, the tenth TIP
made to that region is only the third successful one
the collection Varete- of spanish hog ses
slippery Dicks beautifully cOOTed and very rare Parrot
fishes with green and red markings, PhGbcs, Sea ,a's'
which are curious Jelly like triangular fishes
"Suckeds," Marie, cross between fisn ana SNAKE
Four Eyes so named because OF two supposed eyes
situated in the tail, Angel fishes, Hainets and six
South American lizards, called Iguanas, presented to
the Aquarium by Capt. White Of the steamer Norihpoht
& &tnese Izno1 m Ih mtSS"Vi set IN the H.y OF Fundy
recently returned with more than two hundred stc.i
mems Of fishes and bottom annals. among them forty
blowfsh king fish nying Gauards. hound ana dog ah,
sOles and thirty sharks, varying III lchstb 1rtn I1ie y.
seven feet Some OF these clrioSitcs are n'cndcd 'or
the Aquarium at COney Island. .
Visitors are much Interested In studyng the hahits OF
the fishes The slippery Dick can scarcely oc caught
and remains concealed under TIE psbbleS IA tne 'ank 10,
hours. The seascrpcnt Is extremely 1l-'1UreG ana
suakC-likc in its nahlts. Taking advantage one day OF
the position OF attendant who was ieafng over the
tank the SeGcrpent made leap az is nose am came
near spizng Some of the most curious FISH nave ois
suaTp noses. The wcb-.iggercd Gauard Is one oi ne
most peculiar fishes tuo collccuOn some iadlcs III
0uircd OF the attendant day what mat hah vas thV
was walking aud IL certainly does have ttat appearance
Incontras with these creatures are inc eN'1sci p.,u
tifui tropical aneipoueS living spouges ana c0r te
propretus, managers aud every one connected Win te
Aquarium, cudeaVOr TO please VISITORS ana even 'HS
| seal. Ned" hOpS not ungracriui% ~ an hci.'u
rane tu a platform where he stands painfully on iis
| ia and rings bcll for his feliowscals 10 come 10
| dinner Is always Obigiue. The sea-ioh. 200, r"hr"
welcome at feeiin g-llIue that ilrA SNAKES MS IovkN
home and the white whale cousldeIhteH comes 10 rae
surface his tank the center or the room lu hs a
ulrcfr on the bridge 10 survey nm Gently a Ntl'h!
Plant ia fuli bloom has been added 10 the cuflOs4ues'
New-York tribune., 1877-08-04
c0nPLAINrs AGAINST 4 COLLECTOR.


DISSATISFACTION EXPREsshD WITH MR.. FREELAND's
ApMiNIsrRATION-CHAR SENT 10 WASHING
ION.
Charges have recently been preferred against
Internal Revenue Collector James Frreland of Brook.
aud are now In the hands OF the Commissioner OF litter
na Revenue. 1t reported that Mr.. Brooks, Cnief OF
the secret Service Bureau, investigate them Their
origE wholly coar, although s rs asserted toat
MI si!verman is the complainant. They re-
ported be supported BY business men OF BrooAiyn
vino promise to furnish testimony from many Witnesses
on condition tna Government protects the witnesses
from ohicia persecution and annoyance. The charges
embrace twelve speeihcatons and ~ the effect that
Collector Freeand guilty O ext0rton, yexatous and
unnecessary seznres, black mail, nOn-accoanting for
sales paying private debts with Government stamps
failure TO collect and o0sion with dsti,rs and
collision with other officers. IL b. also charged
that when Special agents OF the Treasury sent from
shin ston investigate the sdars VI the Collectors
Office an account OF the stock Of revenue stamps was
taken by weight.
reporter called Collector Freeland yester
day and found him In his Office cheerful aud very
retIcent &c" know much you do about the charges
said be "for met thcm in papers for the first time
can say nothing further the subject" With this he
left the room and returning few moments later found
the reporter st, waiting "Are the charges false g. asked
the IeportS Most 0ertaly, all VI them, ~ you ought
New-York tribune., 1877-08-04

The old story of an agreement between the
naaccrs of tac leading coal comp tnics by which the
price OF coal j. to ne put IN and hept up
in the future. was revived on Wast. again
Yesterday Dligent inquiry among the companies
failed however, establish the Tie trI:ifancsS of the
report The manager, of several of tie companies sid
there present r0sDec, OF such an agreement be-
ing made Information obtained frcn trust worthy
sIticr confirming the sta ci'hls heretofore pul>cd IN
TuE TEfBUNE the effect tiidt thr PM 'dcipha aud
E,li,ne Kaiirna Company world not under any cOndi-
tio. enter any combination at present looking 10 the
c0Hirol o. either tOnHag' or prices.
II y believed by thr x dlus COHpauy ihtt is miners
Xiu not strike. auI tIt 10 trouble m tir rchuYkll
ION will iatr place Un.cS. t!"r men are driven away
frnr the iuinrs which II Is thought will not now be done
Tpcs feiyts OF the Reading Conf any claim thai they
can supply demand. All the n.i kt dnr'hS the
rc,t ~ the ctrrrn- year The company is now ScHdtE
its coal f-,n Port Richmond to CncIgu by wafer, ~
total cost of - 20 tCA. l. was also reported oo
IA. sire vest rday that tie COMPANY had
tcrIuc1 taking nirthcT orders for coal for
t;tg present. Th, however dcnied OL
inc rc,esntiiycs % the Company here. Tho der.ard
light ri pres mt prices, persons gcucgay prcierrn" TO
vit fOr uiorv settled condition OF affairs Tue plces
h,vc not materially chqug'u 'or several days
New-York tribune., 1877-08-04
THE NATHAN MURDER AGAIN.
A NEW STORY OF THE CRIME.

THE ACCOUNT OF noted CONFIDENCE MAN.
BALTIMORE, Nd, Aug. 2.-Jdmes T. HUFF,
alias james T. Porter noted conf !ence man. who has
made himself conspicuous various parts OF the country
in the of Secret Service Detective of the Govern
meut was arrested in Baltimore late Wednesday night
by Detectives Gault and Ha the specific charge of
swindling j. F. Kreps Of Willamsport, Washington
County. Nd. of S29. On his person found lot OF
letters. aud slips from newspapers OF different
dates, detailing in all Of which James
T. Porter United States secret Service Detective"
figured Under the OF L. c. sweglc, he figured In
the conspiracy rob the tomb Of Lincoln Of the re-
mains OF the ex-President, and from slip cut from
Western paper found in his pocket he denounced rs
the prime mover in the conspiracy Two men concerned
with him were sentenced the peniteDtiy, but he es-
caped. The most remarkable document found on him
was ID prepared by him with regard % the mys
telioUs murder of benjamin Nathan, IN Arw-Nork He
claims thar he has in his possession the nTrschau pp
tobaccc-b0x watch which belonged to the murdered
man. He states that Gale Gum on, Johnny irving and
Billy Forester, the latter from Baltimore, went 10 tho
house Nathan. and admitted by Kelly the house
keepers son While GunniOn was Dreaklns Oien tho
safe Nathan heard the nOsc aud awOke. He WAS then
killed by blow from the dog ~ the hands of Gun
mon. Ii stated that GunnOn - in the Albany Pcu
tenary Irving and Forester IN Sing sing and Kelly Is
in the Auburn Prison.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-04
DIES tNGES SET At LIBERTY.

United States Marshal Payn received ycstcr-
day from President HAYES pardon for Col Robert Dcs
Anscs formerly D.puty Collector in the Custom
House. who was convicted Of completely in the Lawrence
silk smugsling frauds two years ago. When Char.es L.
Lawrence was engaged IN his extensive smuggling opera
lions IN 1873 and S74 Des Anges has acconphcc III
the Custom House. The cousignnents passing through
the hands Auces comprised az least forty deDen
imporations Of silks. in shipments Of seven or eight
cases AT time. In each shipment one case OF co..
ton or other cheap goods. which Des Anges could dis
tnatiish by "a private mark This case was sent TO the
Appraiser's Office a sample Of the Shipment and the
entire lot ~ goods entered cot0ns and dnty raid
accordingly. Lawrence succeeded in this waF ~ get
ling through silks OF the total value or $IJopbo or
Sf1OO0O on which Dcs AnCcs received large c"inins-
eiOn.
when Lawrence was arrested ~ Queenstown. letter
from Drs AngeS was found IA lis pocket, which coz
taiucd tle 10 lowing: You followed aud ana J.
let everything 10 the devil. Import al ycn can, h
let alone try and ny self FOR The iElufc Dies
Augcs was arrested abpu ten days after IIWTrlcea re-
turn: tho eyi agliust Inn positive and he vas
convicted and received TIE fu penalty oi the laW-tWo
wears iniri sOunrnt iu the Albany Pcuiicntirv ana
fine Of $1,000. He sentenced Nov. -, 1870. Un
der the Communication Law his term CNp.rd jay 25 and
n WIS remaining u prison because 0f inability 10 tiy
the ipc which IIcs .en5 ha- ren i,rcc. DIS AnSes
prs;nis released a. make mpDrHui disclosures in
relation the transactions ia which hc participated and
will probably De heard from reafttr IA GOyeInu;en;
witness.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-04
spEcULATIYG on BURIEp SILVER.

Several circumstances have recently come to
light in connection with the recovery OF the property
stolen at Chancellor NcCown's house. st oyster Bay
recently Constable Joseph Ludlam, Of the beat
oil oers, asked only few links In Tho chain Of evidence
which would reveal the hiding place of the stolen goods
He sought interview at the County Jail with Ralph
Hail. OF the four burglars but found obstacles placed
In his way by the Turnkey Joseph Wilkinson ana he
unable TO get the information desired on the same
evening The McCOwns received message from tho Turn
KEY saving that for $50 lac would larantee return
the stolen goods, he had full confession from Of
the burglars. Shortly an T, Uudershefi usnore with
Tuuhey Wilkinson visited the hctown place, having win
with hIm Geor.c Hall brother II Ralph Al oyster hay
Cs they mcarthed apart 81 the silver Shern Rus hmorc
then informed the McCOWns thai for 500 he would pro
cure an order from Dlstrct-At0ney Downing and ie-
store the goods III bis posse ssOu-ony portion oi TIE
Droceeds of the burglary. In the nfaiiimc Constable
iudlaIn had recovered the remainder Of ths stolen
property without any expectation of reward, aud the
articles are now ia the possession Oi the Owhei
New-York tribune., 1877-08-04
RIVAL TyeIrEASCE COMPANIES.

A case came up yesterday in the Eighth Ju
dcal District Court, which gas looked forward to with
considerable interest az II vas known that nsui-
enoe company would attempt 10 expose" "A rival The
suit was that Of Cammns against the Metropolitan Plate
glass Insurance Company, IN which the plaintiff sought
20 recover the premium cancelled policy. The
Iloyds PlategGss Insurance Association indirectly
concerned the suit from the fact that Of It's agents
mad induced the polcyhOfcr OF the Metropolitan Com
pany TO surrender the policy. procure from tho
Iloyds Association. Lewis Beach, counsel for the
MetrOpotan Company, made effort 10 show that the
LiOyde Association was Illegal claiming that IL had
complied with the law requiring insurance companies
deposit securities with the Superintendent OF the Iusu
rance Department. Mr.. Beach began argument in
tended 10 prove the hogty Of the Loyds aud all
companies insure on Tue d" Individual Underwater"
plan bat ruIcd out by tho Court Decision IN the
case wa reserved.