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New-York tribune., 1877-11-10

S.preme Coart-CEa-beTs- Judge Lawrence
Blum agt Blum.-Prf rre' to william B N's.an ESQ, 20
& u 5 SS iovd @ p The isndsnt ior temporary omony and
expenses of defending t- 1cu1n luruer ag, aarnst
sn- report any Ed What sum shouhi m Wed
the DEF udant lor temporary noI' 30. ~ , a. bouiS
alayi, a effort has been mace !" - se
fenIanf rss IN another does not sasfy the rgue
monts OF the code. kmgon ag Nacs9SLNgia9a iS,I i.f
Eake agt Bake-Ln desire to De- iurl shed WIN
mo Mr Culver n ne attorney lot NC
plint ana also require that te referee .h"ua ~ lrof
6f r .precof smuI8ua snd complaint on tedeidahL
Wyck agt. WaIters DO no tee1 tne sifs1y M
suihca Ghe ether surety Wnuld SEEN 9 1e % s
unfer rule the Edmouds agi tfmo hcport
0f recree confirmed and Judgment 81 dyoite - e
plaintiff IN the matter % nel f'l ,sH s.s - Ii,o,i
tuition Elias In the matter oi - PalficSs C,.heial
sgt Cnburnj suiu agt hTi IN ~. we s nitss f Va
McCtCsS society for the reform Of j. ~ ast ~
the matter Schoe I'm the matter ~ smith In te natter
Mover; In The matter ~ IocAIgb IN .n9 Hts's q q
Others IN matter Of Earle Granted Equitable lie
The people rel TOuser agt Fo-ou-N s ao"ea-ui'een
Others MA, 80. s.,,..
nQrr I'd ALL Findlugs setted and signed Hartman agt at
Assignment approved Lane ag~ Abbey and aHo'-Oluer
IN Iudee fawrencc.-S Mitchell at. Reld-see opinion.
Common Pleas-Spccid Teym-By Judge Robinson.
inc 0f the assignment ~ Nanserorier s-ttlef
Brandt AIT AanA.-Aoton denied. With tlO costs see neH
Orantrm. ,..-,.-., -. p.-r pors an
ng - 'raItrs lgf Tascr,yff9rh Watson agt. Kefcr
agate sgt. Ddrrazh same ai same Sainc AZ ,.as e
fire proof Building Company lo the matter o. FIank
Marale a- Richardson p l,,.lu -, ~,
zcr at Motion densd with i0 costs Neitung aSe
sr,ent ~, costs Bussen art fsoss-Demurrer overrled ;
fo,pr AZ Rogers Mooe AIT Goetzel. watson Keller
Inc Peone etc. Az Campbell Motions granted Harrison
80 Aunsal dismissed with costs Tn The matter or
Mo- andess Of publication granted sianper
at Tlska-t ppicauol an,td Ia the natter oi 1ohet-
Boud ORDERED $4,000 In tls matter u Dia-boh1 w
dered Lu $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-10
TRIArs OF ML-RDERERs AND sTRIKERs.

The trials of Calvin Stewart and John B.
smith, f1r murder VIII be held 81 Morrisown, " j. next
week. The trial Of Stewart is set down for Monday
morning The prisoner IS only 20 years ~ age hut he
has borne bad reputation Tor several years In the
early part % August last, the murderer went upon
protracted dcbauch On August 1lth. he came 70 The
Morris and Essex Railroad depot IN Dover anf exhibited
large drknrr. stated that he going TO ' Ira
Cole, the fireman oi the drenGiue, az Dover. AT noon
hn attempted 20 upOu the engine. but was ordered
or bog Cote NJ being contrary IN f'e 0rera Of me super
ilfcndent Of rhe company allow outsiders 10 Eide upon
the engines stewart refused to Dhcy Coles cor nhul
aud, drawing tHe fIc stabbed Cole in the thigh. iie
blow the feoral aTtrv In suite Of she efforts
~ tho D yscir Cole bicd o. death IN short time.
The trial Of smith viii omen ot the conclusion oi stew
ars case. Smith, is about forty years of age, was
indicted ne murder OF his w.f in July last Tho
murderer and his family resided AZ Fland rs. iite vii
lage N Morris County. The murder was committed &c
ntght while Smith and bis wife were in bed smith
catching hs wife by The hair w % big ot band. cuf her
head nearly Oft -ui,'z counsel VIII plead insanity as
excuse for his horrible crime
40 the recent session Of tne Grand jury OF Norris
County, Wm. S'agrr Geo. Adlum, WIN. Bo~leshy. Ar
thur Force. John Deremcr. Richard Robinson, VIM.
EhaWrer. Baui. Lott and Jacob FJudttd were indicted
flr couspirarr against the Morris and F. Railroad
COWpauv. Thy the employ OF the company,
and took ative uart IN the disturbance Which oc-
curred at Por, Morris i'm July BOwieshy has pleaded
guilty. Their trial will be led the latter part OF next
rns.r
New-York tribune., 1877-11-10

John Scott, the Government witness in the
.,l .rluglnc cases was again upon the stand estsrday
Tcrter, which had passed between Wells. Owens and
Scott were offered by General Foster % prove the alleged
cp-p,rscv aud after considerable argument were ad-
ftsd hy Judge Benedict These letters mainly referred
T., tbe -ulpmeurs the marks 10y which they % be
i4ptirsf and tlt disposition tO De made or them The
-.ul. of Alvin frequently mentioned -ugges-
ticur were made 10 communicate with hn Immediately,
TELLING him OF tA, expected goods ana asking nin 20
tuYk ftrr them iu the usual way
7 yituess was crosl.xaIniueIby by Judge DttenhOefer
al great ztn. Hc questioned about his various
re,rncer iu NewNDrk since 1870, his Hight 20 Canada
i-f Tue the interview with Captain Brlckctt, and the
arraugcmeuts his return 70 this CITY Governments
vfruess.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-10
OPPOSITION TO THE BRIDGE.

I'm the suit Of A. B. Miller against the Mayor
of NewYor aud others 10 restrain tie construction o.
the East River Bridge. Commissioner shields was di-
rI "a fake testimony md report 70 the United States
Circuit Court Yesterday the defence begun Henry
c. Murphy. President OF the Bridge Trustees
being the nrst witness. ". H. AInonx represented
the plaintiff and Edgar NJ. Cullen and Charles
!. Tweed appeared for the defence. The ground on
which the sut o. brought that tbj brfsr ~
ia uronnsrd height will Ohsiruct the navlgati1u
" the East River Mr.. Murphy gave a de-
failed arc5unt or the construction of the piers
and anelcrages The work, he sad. had 80
yaucod openly. continuously, and steadily, ana 20
GOO D18 had been expended before th- suit was De-
--1 i 1876. Since taat time S2.0o00oO more had neen
spent there additional liability OF =l,9doOOo IN
rt~cts etc: thC fc, yOrary bridge had been con
si~rcted. nearly ore- I ~ the ga' cables bad hfen
completed and considerable portion of me roUnda ons
f- -ba s1ro-lro 70 1d been built The dimensions and
strength of Toe varoa. parts Lad not been changed from
The hearing was adjourned until Friday.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-10
CIVIL NOTES.

In the suit Of John H. Starn AGAINST the
North shore Staten Island Ferry Company. judgmentwos
entered bg deau YESTERDAY for s57so5 60 loeued BY
between February. 1875. anf juno. 1877.
Judge LawTcnce in the suit Of Z. Z. Sim
mons against Benjamin Wood aud others has granted
order that tho defendants show cause November 10,
why their proceedings 20 collect thor costs De- not tyed
pending an apueal from an ORDER rfufng 10 open mo
plantf's defIult Tie order appealed from Tgs made
on the ground that The complain contained M cause Ok
action Of which the Court would take coenlzance.
Catharine McConville. by her mother as
guardian. saad Charles IS. Miner for seduction uuder
promise cf marraga and had bin arrested re has oeen
in Ludlow Street jail since June TIE obtained, re-
Gently on ord = sho. cause Why ne should not mary
the paint H. or n sue dfclhol "h he s,oH.n Ao ~ re. re-
WaTry her J,uabfsr aod concluded az follows: You
know tiat am not able support "a wIfc. informed
you. aud stn Tepoatit; but cannot endure farther im-
from this torture"
James H. Turner has sued his wife, Harriet
Tnerfor limited divorce on the ground of her cruelty
70 him. They were married in Virginia, In February,
1863 and have had five childrenthey dher ~ 20
the uumber-two 81 whom living. He tnat since
l9-a She has become an ll5tual drunkiri, and occa
soilrd and hidden ms clothes, has bearn him w'fh
stick aud i'm August last chased him from the house
with an axe The case came before judge Lawrence IN
Supreme Court Chambers on motion by the WY. t0r
amonv. judge Lawrence referred the matter 70 J"hn
G. LlUber-Uu
Catherine Rush lost her husband by drown
ing and al erward died IN Bellevue Hospital about three
years ago. she gave her two girls, one 70 Mrs Cochrane
the other to Mrs Troy Her boy went 70 live with his
grandauut Ms Ann Anderson. wealthy and ciildess
widow Mrs Anderson sought 10 have al the children
together uner her ad arnued 90 The eurrogate Tor
letters ~ guard. ahslp. Mrs. Troy anf Mrs Cochfane
demanded compensation FOR their car or tlc chi lren
and opposed the granting 0i the letters. Richard H.
CLARK. referee reported favor oi Mrs. Andersou Hen
~ T. Brown obtained yesterday wrs NJ hahcas corpus,
rptu-uabc to-day, have the children produced IN
New-York tribune., 1877-11-10
PROFESSOR ORTON'- LAST JOURNEY

"a
SIR: The interest evinced by THE TRIBUNE
in American scientific and Ipprenension which
has crcpt INTO IT. column. REGARD the difficulties
countcrrd. and conquered u Professor Ortou last
petition, have led nee 10 offer tina slight tribute the
memory o.! ono or our nohest and best beloved scientists
America may wcI point with pride 20 her Professor
ton, VINO de, Ike David Livingstone, on the f-t OK
diV ana FOR the cause o science. sHbi.n al extract
from the letter of Ns1r student 20 me, containing
interesting statement dbout Professor Orf0u- ouru.v:
the fact of us death. which aftcrward confirmed by
the arrival. under cover fUL friend Of tnp last letter
Professor Orton ever wrote n % WIFE hut
VINO loved him almost dearly family. knew
tie contents. u contained tale such hope
to bear again. The pryaii0n- the pcrs and the hard
ships Dee and his party bad encounter ed thrill
Ing than any tlug / bad ever read He himself slid
and be Was q man that weighed each word dee
hhCTdtrly-ilat Dee believed that tho like had
never beer eXnerieuced by any South American
traveller. For long periods they destitute Of food
ahd Mdtef Sillng'l- 800 strange ianI. EuIHY thfir
sole defence against the barbaTlus tribes ~ y iferior.
thc mere hnlu M or soldiers given thUm frr their de-
fcrcc mufinltd and deserted them IN the wilderness,
taking with them one OF thc only boats they pos
sr-s'd. Bu rrt BRAY ely pressed and finally
Peru and civlzaiJn Professor orion survived OH
this 70 only ON his h0mcw'rd way. IN september his
delicate frame weakened by these expo urcs, that ao
was forced Co succUmb lie taken with maIaIai
fever while an board % small schooner aud died ON the
vessel His devoted friend and companion Mr. Heath.
buried bis body on small island ia Lake Ticaca, and
tele -rauLrd the sld news tO u3 r.
T,rgOi.fyH Nov L I--T
New-York tribune., 1877-11-10

leading 70 the Plaza 20 remain in volcanic disorder.
was In PunO, unfortunately my comfort. the be-
ginning OF Carnival festival kent here bv drunken or
n"s, proc -sinns, dancing drumming. piping and
nouading frum dawn To darkness. \ rciHo that j.
ceiebr1ied Tor centuries, longer worked The
turt lfosp rlfF uf Puu1 u DEPEND uDOu It's position
the line Of commerce befwcen Bolivia ana the II
is tbe eastern terminus Of the Arrqrpa Railroad and
wien 70 tlnes run regularly Lake Tric1ca, connect
n2 with the contempt ted railroad from In PaZ. and
the Dcsaeuoerrn 1rn-iu mp the Ores OF C0rocoro aud
Oruro, tIi, wii become lively and important centre Of
the highland trade. JAMS ORION
New-York tribune., 1877-11-10
rp1E REcEIPTs AND PAYMENrs.

Receiver Jewett, Of the Erie Railway, has
fled his accounts FOR August showing s-'o l0l - re-
-, 81 which s5o4 OIL 81 was from receivers eogtih-
-, and SIS 600 from luans, and s2,-3i,O7O - OF dis
S,r.r,ents OF which s573376 = was in redemption Of
receivers certificates ind FioVOo ~ pay hsh OF ioal-
- ana sl4 I6i 90 ON coupons by mortgage bonds TIC
l,ca IN hand Increase 4 IRON SD 44o . to - l.,
~ - yhe the receivers csrthoates leSsenef by
~ S65 So OF these certificates, there were Outetand
~ August 81. RI $50 40 81.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-10
.JoUN REYyoLDN. or" C4NEDF.7

cr-pfor-S LETTER TO A sAw-DUsT swTNDLER.
Some person in this city, using the name OF
Hamilton mails circulars Offering 70 sell counterfeit
nouer nj "A great discount which closely initiates the
rinl rhat those who pass 10 incur danger This l.
tI ,spI lust" swndlc. Letters % john uauili-
ton James Hamilton and John +. Hamilton nave ueen
lsced bv mistake in the boxes OF reputable merchants
who are indignant over the matter One or these letters
IA a curiosity. II Is as follows;
Richmond. Virginia, Nov 7, II.
Jobn L. Hamilton. Fsl. Nev-Iork
Dear Sir. undrr-tIad mat YOU nave co"Ht. HDu
,ry tbaf ycl offer t0 SELL for ten cents or genuine
m0urcv that you viii give one uulltI %. ,t it S
new Now nv Dear -ir, Ny aHD's"n - u'' ~" "a. ~ @ 80
-lnce my Eriest memmory 20 De -AJ FlasseL ~ ~, Dlo
fTTrr rri Thousand Dollars az my DeaiH SEVERN III
In nv ne have nearly HcconiDushed my Dr7er, guV
I'D late all my Business Iliniicpns A@7 u-L @ ~ VIC
onI begin Z. irer that the Wheel or fortune
lIas turned agi.iut SINE. ana ~ g.ohh l'Ai,s 80
somethu- thal VIII sho" on nc 4A0' - ' 7' ~ | wv
one hundred thousand loIlai -. t ,, r,ros,-,t,
moment that caIr 20 Leave one penn ~ ~ ~ yi
fnf ti am anxious 90 have the correct one A.lIci
fhoU.tud dollars. Iu cLCe You are lu posses 81" D'l
tcrnt money or arr 20 poa.tiY. 90 A & H. ,rI oi
iars suaI want from to three hundred doiiaF. .
week according or as oltin 40 ui pfaGl'e ahH en1ei
sf,rceF ,y admit of the draw ing untI aiu p'stL '
- Iisir.d amOuutl SAY uundrcd nruc'!Id dodts
r..ra ycltb ne result o. before stated DO not
cTnect 10 Erinain lear n Richmond hut sAo4t |H'.
Ni IL, 1., tou Kecievr this Litter and ana correctly
,i.-psd Won will please Rite me at your tdIi.'. you
yieuy ants giving me- What I-l'l m i,,.o @ iilsirs,
per a. also stating your tirues 4i tri4s", 'S - 80
with env exYl-uatou YOU think proper H'-l- D''9
less sith you, Providing have nv On .i. I, me-, . % e
7 am Dear Sir. tie 9quhr anu w VIZ ~ 49, ~ =.
.hoa meet ana part shOod part Please answer At
once, ..,,,- ,sdrosaas nv Latter 9I2
roadnov Sswy1ra 20 sou VII see this 10 ~ second
letter AN u'''- JoEs REYNOLDS.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-10
Richmond, Virginia.

minister Of Grail had been long aunoyed
nv Inc ero,gsy propense- M church Of farmer Que 9i
~ ,ar,niouers one David C1wau, In iiohsii'' "io
ON Inc subject. had his patience Won 'y
tv csrto.ds of Goals which toe offender ENGAGED 20
49, IN r0e u.ure door keyertheies1' lev -uhuhN
stryssrd NJ CDwau soon after the commencement OF
he sermon fo iuto sound scep ~ formerly ana not
only so ui made 20 much noise "a 10 disturb No ohg
uerr him. but the minister The latter bore 70
yr ong while bat at last being unable 70 saud i-.ny
i.r Jcsired IN, people in the north loft 20 waiken
1,d Co,zann David awakeuIng suddenly, aud forget
10, vhsre he was asked the minister Ddna drive Two
.raaAs of coas 20 the last week tht ye nignt
Ter me sleepF r. True replied tAe minister, but dld
NOT say that You should snore."
New-York tribune., 1877-11-10
POLICE METHODS.

The Board Of Police yesterday transferred
Patrolrnan Thomas Dennis from the Twentyhrs. Pre-
cct TO the eastern steamboat squad and Horace Van
Pans, from the Thirteenth Precinct % the west m
.taau,bo.f SQUAD Detectives King and C0nnOrs wcre
given permission to accent rewards. Iho c0mptHt OF
eury Bcr.h 90 the Board Health IN regard 20 tle
- n oI .1ed clothes IN street-cars was suomitted
10 the counsel the Police Board for an opinion AZ 70
who should bee arrested-tho persons havng the clO'Is
a. bor AZ me oricer- of the railroad companies liz
.Dector Marray reported that lanpion W Moore, att
charles Adams the ndrohher, had beeh ren1Oso W
his cus;o,ly ana vac detained IN , stasau'AouAe'
New-York tribune., 1877-11-10

4 professOr was eXpOstulating with student
M bs s.eness when the latter sad, " It's OF no Use
90. et out FOR luafer" "We" declared the professor
the student critically whoever cut you on
understood ms business"
The Georgia negro has no more fmth ~
hanks He laws all his money m clothes and EatrolL
.nd the news OF a bank suspension causes hin 20 e1
claim. Bust away wd ye, but you can't hurt dese Ar
euder breechesi"
New-York tribune., 1877-11-10
rAe hearing was adiouIned until Friday.
FIVE YEARS FOR SHOOTING OCoNNELL.

James German was tried, yesterday, In oyer
au Teruiucr before Judge Davis, Tor the killing Of Tho
mas O'CannelL september p, 1877. OC5une' was lv-
inq u shany 1T Thirtyseyenth-st and TNelith-ave,
with angelina Busch. A gang OF young ruffans had
repeatedly annoyed them aud on that occasion We're
throwing stones at the house. Three plsro. shots were
fired though the prisoner saws he fired only one Tn
shOf lsi.ad OiCcuneu. At first, German denied the
sno1tr hut when his mistress had confessed he told
the officer ne did not shoot OC0nnell, but one
GarYey. , -, -
the second degree, and Judge Davis sentenced nm 70
five vears ln the state Prison.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-10
or,pPFT. OVER A CAMP GROUND.

The troubles in the Sea Cliff Grove and
Metropolitan Camp Ground Association were before
Judr Lawrence yesterday motion 70 confirm The re-
mort OF william C. Traphagen, referee. About year ago
there wac an election for trustees OF the association
which was closely contested BY two parties one led by
the Rev l)r Dupuy, the other by Mr.. battsrShall M-
liam Pease the owner OF seventy shares had recently
died Two sots Of proxies for these shares we're pre-
New-York tribune., 1877-11-10
AsKGvG TINT BIS WIFE BIZ PUNIsHED.

A curious proceeding has been taken by the
plaintiff the suit Of Gordon against Mans Tie has
iudgmeut against MaDes, ana f. following MP BY sup'
Elementary proceedings. Il has summoned hs own
w c 0e wite ~ Naurss property, and as s1c h1s
not apncared has applied ~ have her punished f0r
tHupt u Otnor words sent ii Tho matter is TO 30
heard before Judge Larremore next Tuesday
New-York tribune., 1877-11-10
THE COURTS.
ANOTHER RrOW FOR THE COUNT.
A-fVi MN bisVN run III
now JUDGE LAWRENCE BRUSHED HIM ASIDE.

now JUDGE LAWRENCE BRUSHED HIM ASIDE
George, the Count Joannes, still uncrusbed,
banded I'D "a formidable document % Judee Lawrence
yesterday. containing affidavit in which he recites
hts many TITLES to consideration actor author edltor'
lecturer. etc, etc, and states that he has sued Mr
sohern for twenty different " action each niaht
thar ne was bce rs he alleges counting for cause
~ ncfiou md for he twenty hos he asks SJo0 600 Tie
appended aif1vits that Mr. -Otlerns makeup VS.
sur estvc of She Counts pueaTncc. and IN Unsigned
ordrr Nr. Sothorn. Not garding the
Counf's titles 10 consideration Judge Lawrence calmly
wrote ON the Paper. Refused. ". r. l."
New-York tribune., 1877-11-10
MuRnrR N THE SECOND pEGREE.

Recorder Ha kett yesterday charged the jury
N great lengtu "a the trial of William Poole and joseph
Font reading much of fhp testimony 10 them Tho
jury after an absence OF hours returned verGiet
OF murder In the second degree. the punishment Of
which ia imprsonmcn s0r hf. The prisoners wero re.
manded for sentence 10 Monday.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-10

sentod Those presented ny the Dupuy party az.
cepted Throwing them aside the Dupuy party bad
thirty majority but n they east for the BatershalI
side that party won have had forty majority Nr Trap
ba4er iOnnd for the Dummy party The Other side claim
that IN his he wrong the Bltersba proxies being
clearly rrguIar. Ile count r,scryed ~ doeIs-on.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-10

AIBANY y. Y. Nov. 9.-Folowing Is The Court OF
Appeal DAY calendar tor ldaT N9yenbef T. 1879 Nos
l5I. lsU. -, I92. 90, 80, 80 tlt lSo
New-York tribune., 1877-11-10
NEW FERRY COMPANY.

The articles Of incorporation OF the New
York Ferry Company have been fled with the County
Clerk The company Is organized to run ferries To ana
f, Na--Yort and Hr0oklyu. Green pOint Staten Island
Vuboktn aud jersey City. It's capital In liked at riCO
t,D with power 10 increase t tO $1,000 COO The fol-
low ING arr the sguers Of The articles, t5 hrst trustees,
win the number OF shares subscribed by each:
New-York tribune., 1877-11-10
CRIMINAL NOTES.

Detectives Fields and O'COnnor, of the Dis
trrf Attorneys Office, arrested yesrrsr. on bench
warrant Thomas RYAN 0f No. 299 hottest IL j. CHARGED
with obtaining, ny fse fr.euces 900 o@fes OF ia+cE
beer. worth 81 800, from Wm. II. IeltermaD.
At the Essex Market Police Court, yesterday,
Ellen CO.Iug charged Rose Ann Ftznaluck with stca,-
ng clothes and irwery. Somewhat intoxicated, and
Also little uro Eiieu weut To Sleep in the prisoner:
room. Mrs. fitZpatrct then stole the property ana
paWned ~ hndlY placing Of her old clothes BY tne
side OF tho sleeping woman. She vas nelu In Tl,oOO
bail
A writ Of habeas corpus was obtained yes
terdav nom Judge Lawrence, 20 bring before him the
Swedish banker 30 Christian R0os against whom there
are five charges Of swiudling pending before Judge
Duffy. Tie argument VIII De heard to-day. Roos'- cOuu-
81. .ays that uo proot Jf swind.ng IN al the
testimony, Jut only % case Of failure.
William Scaulan and James Cassidy were
arrested early yesterday morning warrant issued ~
judge fIonusn. Of Huisol. \. j. Thcy wore charged
wt,h forcing an entrance Bremen steamship pier
az qOhopu. tBe ni-t OF October TO- and att'mprlns
10 steal case containing $1,000 worth ~ silks. They
wcrr SURPRISED Dy the Hl.h0r Police no the tinc, and
third man. acting u concert yItn them, shot He IL
known % tie police but they have deferred arresiu8
him until recovery. The prisoner, were rcmauded at
the ersOn Market Police Court yesterday 70 await K
tradition Go ScW-Jersey.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-10
rNrED srArEs srPRENE COURr PRocEEDNGs

WAsHUVGroN, D. C., Nov. 9.-No. 225, Chester
collector etc plaintiff IN error agt Thomas tr1s-
ser. t0 dt-miss this cause submitted on
pria arguments Ar Edward Harley support ~ tho
same A5.staH5 Attorney General smith, IN
sifi0n 20 the notion.
80 gf2-Ths ID he York Gold Washing and Water Co.
d'miteGi plaintiff 8rL james H. kefes rms cause
submitted OF printed arguments 0Y MT :. u oh Of
c,rtse lor qiaf n error n Blair for the DO
fsudanr iY error. under the twentieth rule.
NJ -i-C5e0rcr Sparrow 90 A., appellants agt. NJ ana W
Avery al txectora etc The argument or ms causo vas
,nf tupt rluafe counsel for tur
Iauts and ov Wr VIM Alien or the sppcnts and cob
cuaed b. James II. ChOata toI appellants
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-10
THE POPE AND FRENCH POLITICs.

ROME, July 22.-The Comte de Cham
bord has sent q letter, dated the l4th
inst, to the Pope on the subject Of the
approaching elections in France, in
which, contrary to the opinion held at
the Vatican, he urges that 1t is no
longer opportune to make common
cause with all the Conservative party,
inasmuch as there appears every proba-
bility of its simply turning. to the adj
vantage Of the Bonapartists, who may
absorb everything. The Count ex-
presses the desire that the Pope may
use his influence to impress upon the
French Catholics" the obligation Of
acting and voting exclusively In favor
OF candidates belonging to the party.
The Pope has not yet replied.
In consequence, it 10 supposed, OF the
questions to which the Comte de Cham
lords letter has given rise, O distin-
guished parsonage connected with the
Pontfieal Court Is about to make tour
in France and in England to confer
with Prince Louis Napoleon, in order
to endeavor to place the different mon
archical parties in accord regarding the
approaching elections, and induce them
to set aside the dynastic question until
after the elections.