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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-11-09
BLIsuED DAILY AND TREwEEKLY By
EDGAR SNOwDEN-
FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 8. Is.

The u. S. House of Representatives yesterday
was chiefly occupied with the consideration Of
the Army appropriation bill. 1t apPropriates
So, 700, 600 for the present isca! year, upon
the basis Of - ppD Nee io1 the hrS; four
months, and ~, Ujsl 70, the balance Of the year.
The minority OF the committee argued that the
army should he -, ONO men, ADD less number
Vas only .nyitins Iuiiao hostiliries and Mexican
border raids. Sir. Blackburn, OF keutucky
moved to decrease the force 10 Il, 900. Without
definite action, however, and the House al
iouroel 4 caucus Of the Democratic mzmbar>
vas held Immediately after the adjournment,
at which & resolution was adopted declaring 1t
vas isexpadien. 10 att2c:, 10 the Army appro
uriati,n bill pEoGiSt siUilsr 10 that which
caused the dcfea. OF the bill! at the las; sessioo,
namely-,hat zone OF the troops should be en,-
pioyed tcr political purposes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-11-09
The Republic OF France.

A report was currcut 10 Paris ast eight that
the Bo0apartists ana MoDaIchists hare EesJ!Tef,
10 case their elections are !uTaAdatcd y Sii0!e-
sale, to resign il body aod furnish i pEaiez:
tor another disSo.u;ios.
The Senate has elected thc Presidents Ct -
Bureaox-G7e from tee Right an:: four ;;,..; he
Left. Il then adjourned until Wednesday.
The Chamber CT Deputies has verified S3na
elections Of Republicans AID 3scllaI to post
pone the discussion 90 tie validity 0! tLa ei:c-
tons Of official candidates, a. '!= il>cn-s'on
would involve important qnss!ous.
AiE,he Presidents Of tha bu!aauZ oi the CaaGl,
Der OF Deputies and their S:cie;ar,, t..io: : 10
the Lett
The Moui;eur a5D0urces that Fl Siicat Mae
Mahoa, at a Cabinet coEncl yesterday IN 1riiins,
expressed resolution ncs 10 EeslSo. III sa!a
for the present he considered ii his da.y 10 SIS
pend al negotiations Tor the formation y: :: lt "
Cabinet Unit! the debates and a:ti!u!c OF Tbs
Chamber Of Deputies should furnish basis io:
actioo. The Ministers thtraupoa withdrew
,hair resi- eoaliocS, declaring tins, they d.: net
wish 70 liz pose themselves On the Marshal, DC:
would support him ca=:Setlca';g As lo1c as be
required lh@il services.
The delegates Ct all the ct1u,s "a tLc NiSh;
waited upon the Marshal last night 10 :>>u:;
him that he might count upon 3 majority IL
tie Sanai: Tor 81 energetic defence oi th2 r5Go
try and society.
Marshal NacNaiUn i2p.icl 10y III; sitria
ration oo!y proves vas right 10 rely ni.o!, ti;
supp1rt 0! the Senate tpr ! c0nsGrva;.rt ,;ul:y,
which Is, as you know, the only pete; an'
able 10 Pillow.
Some a,S.It that tfIa Cabinet Outlined IHs
a6jJuramcDt Of The Senalc IL drdjr lw@i; iii
| til the Chamber Of l,epu!i:s nd declared vail
tie elections OF 4 sufficient cunhar q member:
| TO enable Il IL proceed to bushes. Other:
say the Cabluct haSc accepted tiic ACJ jurnIu"!i
bcclusc i, hopes The Chamber o! Deputies Hl:
| nc4uTL.i. display such rucLee a. Ii dcnl"u
strate the lmp0sslt'iilty OF conducting tie u
ernnent ssith it. The correspondent adds -
4, is i:arci the Chamber viii neither h. viii
ing nor allie 70 r2stralo Itself. he debate ycs
| tcrday vas warm onc. i i'enarr fneai!nc i!
! the l.ait l.>g night appointed = c,E:a,.t.rc !"
cishteen members. wi:h tn power = set ioi
| the 1a1ly. Tie com MittGc deliberations vi!
be sccrct. Tie comni,tec wsS ;9nsia:el IL
spite OF tEc known Opposition Of u. hrrvy :nc
others, wLo feared il might heta!n: vocnt
and, rs awlking memories Q! tie torvcnt!on
furnish the reaa;ioal>ts with iansrra'iS afsn
mcutS.
\ special diSra,ci: from Paris ha. he io:;nw
| Ing :-"lna De E;og!!n Caiac, viii seIn:.f. Il:
otiicc iot lie rIcSenE The .nano"!- # III,
Right, 10 The Senate, have aland on"I The pro
jcct tor 40 Interpolation.
|; is understood that the Lett oi the Cham
bar OF Deputies have resolved t. Ih7a IIda;o III
election Of ih,sc Conservatives Wir wrlr IL
turned hy small M or!laS.
The Journal ias Dttais says -. Macy hy1
apa7,ist and Ro5aist Senators ADJ pern'r.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-11-09
Iudjan Fight.

SAS ANTONIO, Nov. 9, lS-7.-Infora,s:,,..
has been received here tbs. on the 1914 {: Oc:.
tober pslty Of s. men, under the command O.,
Don Nsrcios Ansso Ct San Carlos. Mexico,
had battle in Texas, near the Gusl.lolp,'
Mountains, viii. party Of Indians WHO hs.
been depredsting in Mexico nesr Chihuahu-,
kllingsix bucks, Capturing six squsws snd sixty
eigh! head Of stock stolen from people liyin-
near San Diego, in Mexico. These lntis"s
were from the For. Stanton Reservation, in New
Mexico. on our side Of the Rio Grsnde. The
Indians killed were provided with reservation
blankets and other articles from? the United S!sa:
government The scalp: we're taken TO De:
Nor.e in Mexico, SIS was the stock whi, J.
Wa: identified by the owners OF the snimal,
Three bucks and nine sqGsws escaped. l! vi.
thus be seen thst our reservation lLdtsns h.N"
been doing exactly whist We complain The MrNr-
can Iri,sas hsye been doing 70 Us.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-11-09

Ulysses is bob no5bIng with the princes and
rotepta,cs Of Europe, bot Achilles, otherwise
Mr. CoukiiDe, sits. Dot 10 his !aot, bat 10 room
10 the Fifth Avenue Hotel. ia New ! ork, and,
% the willing ear Of a reporter for the Herald,
p5urs forth his complaints against the admin
istra,ion as follow:
From the time Hayes came toto Office aud
appointed democratic Cabinet the rrluc,psi
labor OF E7arts and the rest has been 10 With
draR the Republican support trnm M.
Thc difficulty witil Mr. CoukiinF ia that
Pscsdan, Hayes and the members OF lhe C.b!-
Let do DOT place as great an estimate upon
bis talents and influence as lie does. and when
man he,ins to think tha: he is uadaIeaIned
he is in bad way.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-11-09
THE ELECTIONS.
PENNSYLVANIA.


Returns Of the peuosy.1aula eiec'oo are
nearly complete from every county IN the State,
With the official vote Of thrice counties, which
shows msjorty OF 8, j5:22 for Noyes. democrat,
over Hart. republican, for State Treasurer. -
Col. Wilson, chairman OF the Repub lean STATE
Central Committee, comedies the election e
the democratic t;cket.
MARYLAND
la St. Mays county Joseph II. Key, demo
crat, and Asa \. lawrence, republican, are cleo
ted TO the House OF Delegates. beating Egnaius
Z Mattiogly, democrat, and John \. Dunbar,
republican. Robcr, c. Combs is elected to the
Senate. bearing Wm. D. Reeder, opposition.
John J. Als.ao, James H. Alvey and r. Fen
wick Taylor, democrat. and Joseph 3. Davis,
republican,, arc elected Couotg Commissioners.
Heating. Tor Comptroller; J. f. Smith, Tor
Sheriff and George g. Dent, for County Sur
vevor, are elected.
II Charles county Samuel Cox, jr., is elected
to the House OF Delegates, and probably Dr.. I.
NJ. Lancaster. republican, to theSeuate. +. l..
ChappalIcar, republi ;aD is elected Sheriff.
10 Prince Georges, George &. Merrick. j.
Alfred Osborn aud Francis NJ. Hall, republican
ADD fusion. are elected To the House Of Dele
gates; Hill to the Senate, and J. n. w. Wilson
Sheriff
VIRGINIA
Geo. Kicker, con-, has been defeated for the
House OF Delegates 10 Spottsylvania By j. l..
Powell, ind. Warning, dem. has been elected
10 Essex, and Pitts, DEM, in Richmond. Evans,
colored rad, has been elected in Prince Edward.
Fowler aud Kelley were elected 10 Washing,
ton Clark 10 Sur1y, aud Edmonds. McCraw
and Raslaod iu Halifax. Col. Fulkerson has
been elected 10 the Senate from Washington.
Trout, co.,, is elected to the Legislature from
~ g. pnl
Tyler is elected to the Senate from the Pu,
laski district.
Ia Albemare John Z. Massey, con-, but the
original readiuster, was, all reports to the con-
trary notwithstanding, elected to the Senate,
and Crank, Smith and Niche, ind, to the
House.
Lacey is elected to the House from New
Kent.
Harmau Hiuer is elected to the Legislature
from Highland and Bath.
The official vote of Warren county is as fol-
lows: For L. w. NJ. Holiday, 23l; for James
a. Walker. 229 for James G. Field. 900; for
John T. Lowell. for the House of Delegates,
800. Total vote of county, 245.
j. B. Fick'iu Is probably elected 10 the House
OF Delegates from Buckingham. White and
Wright Independents. are elected in Caroline.
Coleman is elected TO the Senate from the Cum
DerlaGd dlstrlct, and Adams to the House.
Taliaierro ia elected to the House from Gou-
cester, Shriver for Nansemond, Edwards for
Southampton and Jordan for Isle of Wight
are elected 10 the House. Fix Judge G. S.
Stevens, ind, Is elected 10 the House from
Nelson. Hall is elected TO the House from
Princess Anne. and probably Griffin to the Sen
ate from that district.
John Morrissey is seriously Ill and will have
to 20 South to reouperate when able to travel.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-11-09

The motion was adopted and Dr.. Baird came
forward ADD addressed the Synod in regard to
the ground, OF his appeal from the action OF
The Pcesbytery. lie said that 1t bad pever
been iGiuata,i To him that be had been guilty
ct crime uasi! he saw the action CT East Hano-
ysr Ptes3g.c!y dcpri7ing hin Of al his rights.
judge JoD:S. O.; B1iIimore discussed the
poins 10 he ease, and SAID be kotW It was not
the Infection Of the distinguished Pfes5ytery
Of East Hanover 10 do Dr.. Baird 40 Injustice,
and be was iGc!ioed 10 the substitute Of Dr..
Smith.
rh@ substitute q Dr. Smith for the motion
10 adopt the report Of the comniltee) to pro-
c:2d with The case ia the regular way, vas then
eocrattsd into the original report
". y. Houston moved that the reaiirg Of
The testimony 10 the case be dispensed With,
which vas decided not 10 be 10 order.
d.. Hoee said that the object OF members
was lvoEeld; one was to save time, and the
other was to do absolute justice aud he was
sure ttat the coE mtee did Dot Intend 10 It fact
10 the slightest degree on the Pres ytery OF
East Hanover. ADD to save time he would ask
that . substitute. which he read, referring the
case back to 'ha: body. be adopted
pr. Bullock said he had 90 objection 10 the
9lper praviir. Dr. Baird was wiling.
liz. Baird said that ooe Of the grounds o: his
! appeal vas that be oli:eed TO the complexion
t; tie ccyrt that IrlcI him. lie had never yet
oaen bottled Of the action CT the Presbytery Of
| East Hanover, notwithstanding that they had
4epos;l hin from the ministry aud exeommu
r!c4icl lin from the church; be was willing
liiat The Synod should tax ary action they
| though; proper.
! ~; i,:yor proceeded to address The Synod,
,,hvu {! question ci order Was raised, and alter
! nuch dcoa,e Of q parliamentary character the
paper prepared b; Dr. lloge was withdraWo.
! "a uo:lon 81 Rev. Mr. Thomas, the Synod
! ::o! 4 roc;ss Kill $50 this afternoon.
| The "tttfno1n session Of the Synod wa:
cupias: in the discussion Of the case OF Rev.
! ~. B nd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-11-09
From Washington.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO TIE GAZETTE.
WASHINGTON, y. c., Nov. ..

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO TIE GAZETTE
WASHINGTON, D. c., Nov. ..
Tie Senate today agreed that when il al
iourned it be uotiI Aloniay next.
purchase Ct certain lots Of gtouod facing the
avenues with o view Of completing the circles
there.
Mr. D. explained that ;he whole cost Of this
improvement TO the Capitol prouoi= would
be So 1885.
MIR. Whyto thought that the ground should
Lot be valued by g District jury but ~ ]a'ors
from without tie District
The sutjec. Of the debates was laid oyer.
MIR. johnson Introduced an order that ths
papers in the cases OF Julia i. HaZeg aDd
Solomon Levy be takeo from the tiles OF the
Senate aud referred 70 The COMMITTEE ont aIm-,
which was agreed TO.
Mr.. Mitchell Introduced bill - extend The
time for the completion q the Northern Pacu:
Railroad aud ~thou: increasing the approllIa
ton 70 allow new selection al an1s-lal on
the table without reference.
MIR. Mitchell introduced resolution appou:
Ing Mr. Waieigh in place Of himself - cha:
man OF the Committee OF Privileges ani E.!@,
tious-agread TO.
The Scoate then Went Into executive scssa@
and after a short time spent there adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
The House was opaoed with prayer j. Mr..
Harrison, 10 the abs@nc2 Ok d. Poisa!
The ujusa then proceeded 70 tn election o.
q chaplain, when Nv. IIarrisoo th- ao.nnee .:
the caucus was duly chosen. Mr.. H. i from
Georgia, bu; originally tron Nirgu!a.
\ r:s1iulioa Of Investigation into c::t.la
charges Of fraud aud corruption :, Mare l,.an!,
10 California, wss referred.
The House then went into committee Of tu'
whole o. the army bill. An amendment ~
creasiog the strength the arny 10 25.,'JJ. va
adopted-Ayes, l222; noes, IL aud ali sub>e-
que0t attempts 10 reduce il b3soE that number
were d5i.atei the Texas, Caii0raia aud SON
OF the Western democrats Voting with The T..
publieans.
THE NEW MINISTER To ENGLAND.
The Senate to day confirmed the nomination.
OF John Welsh. OF Penn, to BE- Minister pea
ipotentiary 70 l.og!ani.
\ plumber of other sinai! cases were actei
upon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-11-09
salute to the Governor Elect.

WINCHESTER Va. NV. S.-Last night the
Fred. fEphiiay Artillery fired off the guns,
which they very recently received. 10 honor OF
the election OF our citizen, Col. Holiday. az
Governor. The Winchester Light Infantry
marched aruuod to his residence. Geo. VIII
Ilams 10 behalf Of the company offered oongrat.
ua;ious to Col. Holiday, 10 which he replied
10 fitting and coqa"lt remarks. IN which was
evident the devoted love he bears Tor his moth
CT Stale a1,l her highest interest.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-11-09
The Eastern Ar.

! Russian official dispatch. !.lsl kut4s
Dara. November i. says: General Laz.rotf
yesterday occupied position in ;roH: d the
southeastern tnrrs CT ksts tor the purp5-e #
erectog siege batteries. I'he Turks attacked
hin, supported ty fire ir1m tic ior,s. The
Russians beat them back in disorder .uf-ual
Them inio Fort II4fz Pasha !! the port oi the
bsyoBe:, ilac;cl grea; loss, sl.Ii,ad tie al,
captured ten Officers as! tyriy maG, all then
retired With small loss.
\ Rus>iar cifieiat ,ii-ra;cil, dated kuEuk
Dara, Armenia. November Glib, c5b!ifrs tie
nteiiige0c: that TIE columns Of Gems lIeymann
aud Targuklss5a defeated til. i axis ~ tc i b
i.>,2at al Dave l;ryu9 aiI"r MAJ h.uF- i!-c!.t
lug tt: Turks I'D in c3uli !!.ta a.>oflrr
abandoning their camp. arDS aod l!1v.-!362
Iha loss Il uEknos0.
An official Telegram ,:0r: .'Io4kL,ar fAsha,
dated Nov n Der }. ajall's ikat The Russians
compelled hin to vo;rca: iToc) by: Boyun. l.:
says ssm: o. bis oiEc4rs who were p.clc >:!!cAcu
and abandoned several gl2s wi!! b. t!iCd by
court martha. The dispatch concludes We
are n9% occupying the Notifications u i =
cum ard prcpariDg mea5s CT d:teEce.
Il i reported that the lsu::!4o Bank 10
Paris has received 4 telegram that the gs:cs o.!
EGz,roum have beeu opeacI to the l,ussSus.
y
loving: 'Ihe reNs from M3naslie Is d!Squrt-
ing. Symptoms Ct hostility an3ag the Aba
niars arc increasing 10 Significance. lhc i'nTss
are holding block house al kas:amctte under
the coustaot attacks By Miriliscs. The PaShaS
are uoite1 at Podgor;Z!, and wef2 Intending t0
attack DAFT ograd, bu: not being able 10 coz
ccntra,c q Sufficient f0rca, il j, believed they
have abandoned the p!ao. !or they are nov dill!
igenty Increasing the daielc2s Of pocg0rlza.
\ str0og daputa,lou cf Albanian chiefs Is hoT
at the M0ntcnegrin headquarters, tn, on &C
count Of the discord Of the vari5a> chi:i- any
gepcr.! CO operation is impossible.
\ spccia! from Bogat, dated November i.
SAYS Eve hundred dcse,fcrs from Piev!!a are
now en- route TO the kusSian head quarters
\ correspondent at Bogat refers to the de-
sertcrs from PicVGs, and says 1t is believed
trom this aud other signs that O,inan Pasha
must shortly surrender or attempt 4 soTtia.
The Fienca Political Corresponding: Be!
grade special gays the Porte has demanded the
withdrawal Of the Servian corps IF observation
from the frontier, uoder pain o! vigorous mill
tsry measures.
The Bey Of Tuuis is preparing IL seed FIVE
thousand mcn TO Turkey, the Porte paying part
Of the expense.
\ special from phiiipporois, dated Thurs.
day. says: -Four hnodred OF the principal in
habitants Of Bulgaria. including thu Gr>hotfs
and their families. have been sentenced to ,xi!a
10 Asia Minor They started in chains and un
der strong escort to-day.
An official return places the Russian losses
from the commence meDt OF hoslihtIcS 10 the
lst Instant at CT Sol men.
LoNDoN, Nov. 9.-Mukhtar pasha tell.
graphs, under date of Nov. 9Th, that lie still
hopes to be able to hold Erzcroum. lie has
plenty Of artillery and munitions, aud large re
Inducements are on their way TO him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-11-09

Among ILe appointments confirmed By the
I. S. Senate yesterday were thos: Of Il. b.
Nichols as postmaster Ct Norfolk aol j. T.
Wilson As postmaster Of LTDchburE. The Con-
mttee On Foreigo Affairs reported favorabiy
upon the appointment Of J. 5. Welsh to the
British Missi9D, In: % action vas t.kan upon
it. Il niii probably IL coo6'nal, as even Mr..
Don Cameron says i, meets with his approval
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-11-09
Another Savings Bank Failure.

bank at Wofboroueh is to be placed in tbt
hands Of receiver. There is large di>crep.
mismanaeement on The part Of the treasurer,
john ~ Bra :k:t. Of Wolf thorough, and lht
neglect OF lbe trustees to perform their du les
The per centagc Of the loss cannot now be ST.
ted. as it will depend 10 some measure upon The
success Of the receiver 10 closing nr the in'''
tuition, bui it will be large.
hly,r Myers. the British Cousui al NDl,tt.
dad last NIGHT. He was So years cd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-11-09

The foggiog o!the pickpocket arrested at the
late State fair, al account CT which is publish.
ed 10 another coiuno, will teol to keep that
class Of gentry from Richmond. Similar pup
liz character
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-11-09

CoUHT Or APPEALS. The following are yes.
Lcriay'S proceedings Of the Supreme Court OF
Appeals Of Virginia low in session at Rich
! mood
Morgan. &c., VS.. Cole. APPEAL allowed to
decree CT the Circuit Court Of Smytbc county.
lWythevlI!e cass.)
Johnson ". the Commonwealth. Writ OF
error rciu> II to jldgmeot Of the Circuit Court
c. the ci'y Of Richmond.
Pa'tcsou, &C., VS. llorscley, Il. From the
Circuit Court Ct Buckingham county. Re-
vcr>ad. Judge Moncure delivered the opinion
OF the court.
Govan's executor vs.. CIsrkc's. From the
Chaacery Court Of the city Of Richmond. AT:
irma,cl. Judge Staples delivered the opinion
o tie court.
Ciarkc's V. Govab's executor From the
Chanccr7 Court Of the city Of Richmond. Re.
vcr-cl. Judge Staples delivered The opinion
0! the court.
Camcr0n's executor -. Goodies executors.
Ordered to be rear2ucd, and put upon the priv
LEGGED docket IL be heard at the January term
o! The court.
Souhcrn Mutual Insurance Company vs.
lr"ar. Petition for = rehcariog overruled.
Cromcn, Ne, vs. Cromen, &c. From the
Ciiclit Court Of Rockingham. Reversed,
Judge Burks delivering the OPTION of the
court.
Eapiand v, Eroadnaz. &c. Further argued
ty William Green, esd, for the appellant, and
Col. ". ". Gordon aud Judge Crump for the
arpci!ces, and continued till today.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-11-09
ShipWrcck.

The British ship Z4sndis. commanded by
Captain Allen, left Qaebec for Greenock on
September Is, encountered nothing but strong
gales until Oct. Il. The terrible strain upon
her timbers by the continued basting Of the
heavy sess which washed over her during tho
whole CT that time proved to much for their
strength and on that day she sprung s}esk.
The crew, wes1ed by their long struggle with
the storm, were set to work upon the pumps.
but the water continued to 1i:e in the hold, snd
all her mssts were cut away, but she could not
be saved. She WAS beaten and driven by the
wind and waves. which threatened every mo-
ment TO engulph her Feur tf tho mon were
swept off At one timo and lost. The vessel linal.
ly broke to pieces, and tho captain. with those of
the crew left alive, were left elinging to part
OF the wreck, without food or water. Hero they
remained three days suffering intensely until
pressed by hunger they wers compelled to ki!l
and eat dog which was also with Them on tho
wreck; They were fortunately, soon aitsrwsrd'
picked up by passing vessel and were yester-
day landed Mt Lewes, Delaware.
General Pearson has been acquitted Of the
charge Of murder 10 connection with the riots
of July last at Piltsburg.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-11-09

John Morrissey is seriously Ill and will have
to 90 South to reouperate when able to travel.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-11-09

committee, and thco, il the report wa- Of i,ctcd
to, DR.. Smith motion could come in.
DR.. Letevre said that the object oil the com.
mittee was to avoid the merits Of the case, bat
in reply to the question, How would they know
that there we're Irregularities 10 the tia! Of D:
Baird if the testimony was not read? he said
that there vas just enough OF evidence quoted
10 the report to show that there were irragu
larities, 10 that the defendant had no. been
cross questioned.
Judge OuId said it was lot ouiy lis opi0oD,
but the opinion of other gentlemen OF estab
lished reputation, that there were 10 Irregular
tiles 10 the trial, aud proceeded to show that
Dr.. Baird, having made waiver of af bis
privileges, East Hanover Presbytcry complied
With the Book of Discipline 10 proceeding 'Sith
the trial, when he vas called to order By Dr..
Mutually, on the ground that he Was discussing
the merits Of the case, and alter some discussion
of parliamentary character. Judge Ou!d was
decided to be in order, aud nc proceeded TO
discuss the question ct length, c0ntcudlng that
there had been DO irregularities or unconstltu
tional movements 10 the trial.
DR.. Mutually spoke against The adoption Of
the report, and urged that The case proceed in
the regular way.
Mr. Gray spoke against the report, and said
that if they adopted the report they wouli be
guilty themselves OF irregularity.
Gov Marye said that as representative of
East Hanover Presbytery, ne was here to say
that that Presbytery Was ready to meet fairly
and squarely all the issues in the case
DR.. Leftvre was speaking ia defence Of The
committee, it having been charged with trans.
ceDding It's powers, when be was called TO order
by Rev. j.. K. Bowman but Dr.. Lotavre being
decided 10 order, he proceeded to cite authori.
ties in defence of the action Of the committee,
and after discussing the question at some length
he moved that DIR. E. L. Baird, the appellant,
have the privilege Of the floor