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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-05

DsmUTTcTs.
/. Kelly agt. The Mayor,
&c.
2. Richmond agt. The
Mayor, &C.
3. Davis agt. The Mayor,
&c.
4..Secry agt. The Mayor,
&c.
LONG agt The Mayor,
&c.
9. .Dcmarcst agt. The
Mayor, &c.
Z. PinckncY agt. Tho
Mayor. &c. y
g.. .Gaipin ACT. Gray ct n.
9. Wales ACT. The CalifOr.
Ma Pet co.
10. .Cudllpp agi. Attorney.
General state Of Ny
IL. WOOi5ey agt. stone e
al.
~ The World Go. agt.
Green.
10. Meeks AIT. Br.nkcrhof.
IL Brainerd agL BCTtrLm
81 al.
Is. BralHerd act. BeTtram
ct al.
&c Smith aRt. smith It n.
l7..Uaight agt. O'DDnncll
Ct Al.
10. Ball ct al. agt. Eeiden
Ct al
10. Greer agt. LippIncott.
%. .ThHrDcr ~ a.. agt.
Brett 81 n.
2l..Labg;ait at. DclatOur
eta
% Grant agf. Anderson.
70 Bciridge agt. HOyt CT
ri.
Lcic and Ftci.
2Gf. Hicks igi. Martin. eX'r.
Decentralization agt. -!3a.
son - al.
80. Ford agi. Conner ct al.
Reilly AFT Dillon 81 al.
- MallOy u. Vanderbilt.
GJ. Am. Female can -0c'y
agl. Tne mayor, &c.
ClaCClT-PAgT
1888. Simms agt. Cohen.
3SiJ. Lcckey u al. agt. The
Mayor. dc.
3TSJ. .Obrig at. BrOdie et al,
adm'rs.
POLL. RDiman 8gt King.
. ! S3..~O.nnOn aSt. Conner,
Sheriff.
1926 y. Duryce agt. The Nay. |
or. Re.
2577. Livingston ct al. agt. I
Cornell ct al.
27l9. .Tlaien ct al. ast. Cole |
man.
272l Thcleman. IT,, agt.
Emanuel.
272j. Strauss at. Volt
273J..Ilaug agt. Koch.
1890. .Finn agt. The Mayor, /
&c.
1921 McGrath agt. The May 4
or. &c.
2j49. Kelley AIT. Tho Mayor, /
sc.
1868. Erwin, aim'K., agt. The !
Ncycrsink steam
boat Co.
1891 Gill - NJ. agt. Conner, .
iSheriI.
. i37 Picard d Bernheimer. /
1893. Fits ct a. dgt. OLdrr- /
d0Ik.
]. .Latourettc agt. Clark.
. j>9. floyd agt. Jackson q AZ {
IN .MCllarg a-t. ~tra,'Jn.
1913. Brown 9gi. Decker, .
imp'd.
. o.. Carroll agt Cassidy.
2aIT..Nailely, admir-. agt.
Amend e. al
1854. The Excelsior Pet. Co. .
agt Fowler, impid. .
2J13. .Bc~sDn dgt. Conner,
sheriff.
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s6S. Walker agL y. y. {.
coal Go. o. Maryland.
1904. lambert aSG Meute-
glZz1.
$40. .CorcOian 4 I. Thc y. y.
Ccnt. & H.RR RICO.
SIT. Wilson asi. Pine.
5s1. Toward, H., agL Nc.
Culloush.
81. Booth agi. Ferguson.
3pJ. Phillips ast. Hamilton.
1899. .O''NIeil agt. HaIruc.
123. .O'Dounell agL n. \.
Harlem Il. h. 60.
$40. DiaytOg agt. Crosby.
$50. llrydecker ggt. Camp.
1913. LOwcnsteln agt. jack
spn.
S37 Herman agt. Fsse.
~ Stevenson agI Hop
k.n-.
1872 Mglry. rec'r, agt Eat-
gers Female College.
1880. Ir5lsk ct al. ast. solo
mon.
$40. CASSIDY agt. Lcetch.
t57. Spoford agt. Nor hrUp.
Y31 huppenhclm agt piofs-
hcimtr,
$50. Burgess agt Burgess.
79J. .Guidet agt. The Mayor.
llJg Miller AIT. Studweii.
7li...Farley agt. y. I. Z. &
IA. IL. IL. ".
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PARr II.-LAWRENCR. ].

@-ra o 49,
3O2G. Fuller ct al. agL hunt
81 al.
2T3. .RrcE AIT. Tho Pheuix
Ere ms. 60.
2OSJ. Mcknight eX'r, agt.
DrY.iu ct a.
1923. Mack agL y. d.. Z. B.,
and b. r. IL. co.
62l..Avcrill agt. Webster
~ 81.
1915. .Sl.res at. GIN.
3Jl9. Wood agt. Tie Mayor,
&c.
1885. Pee ct nj. agt. sails
barry. Jr., Il al.
3T..B.aca al al. aG'. The
Continental National
Bank.
ia. .Waun at. Ashley.
3!Ol. Donovan at. Conner.
sheriff.
1880. Partridge agt. Thayer.
~. Bradford agt G.l'on.
sUPEAlOa CUUGr - -rEtIhL
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Egiitg CGicHoidr.
l. Booth agt. Jayirtt ct al.
2..CImpbgliagt. McEwcn.
3. Levy et al. agt. New.
man.
1 .FinLenauer asi Dcmp-
eey.
:. .Ryerson agt. wills.
d. .klty AIT. icalny.
7..CIrpelter AT. Nlckcr.
son.
3. .poaglsiIOm agt. Ben
NEXT
o..Goldsmith AIT. Patter.
son.
10. .SCnmitt art. JOelsDhn.
II. .Ientil AT. JOrisohn.
II. kciso at. Lofllllrl.
-. Boyd agt Phyle
lt..MCCarthy agI McCar'
Thy.
l5..GOlishCar .agt. Levy co
al.
Is. .Sri.thsou agt C3ndit.
, 1877-06-10
BANNING AND The ARMY.

Nzw YoRk, June IA West PoInt letter says
the Ilon. Henry Il. Banning, of Ohio, Ioi1lcd hts
fellows on tho board Of Visitors yesterday.
Upon Ills arrival he waa met by oue uf the Of
tlccrs, who asked itn what he meant BY statfng
tl.at tho officers at tllc post Lad their houses
furnished ut the uoyerns,'eut's expense and III
tho must luxnrlutla luanncr. Mr.. Banning did
&lot retuleet ever having said ttAt In any Rlerrl,
in the House. BEFORE llc reached tho hotel he
was spoken 10 abvut The matter, ana al,out hla
opposition 10 t.et army In general, by the sal,ls
gentleman whu rode With him In the ttage. a,!.l
when lie got to the hotc! he was aer.stcd In the
sans manner b. sumo III hts fcllow mcmhcrh
"Wky," he cried, ~ Senators Blaine aud AtuxcY
began 10 talk tha matter over with hin on the
plaza, ~ a,n bcg1nninG TO think / tMvc bern
bulldozedi The army has no better friend than
1am." Gen. Banntny lcayes to-siay for home.
, 1877-06-10

- A"HAR IVA - w" A6tAVHHt
4 case Of more than ordinary interest came
up before Commissioner iioyne yesterday
mornLng. 4 ccrtain Harry Belmont. alias Or.
II. J. Fuller, has hccn travelling about tho
country Icetur[ne. He las two lectures entitled,
"Molley Getting; Its l'sus aud Abuses" and
''Gtttlng on , In the Wnrd.h TIE latter is
criLletl bodily ftun q book VI the zane title by
Prui Matthews, Ut Cht.ago. The manuscripts
arc la t|.e tsands Ut Commissioner lluync, anil
arc unique st'eruen. Ut pilullctlv 0rtilugruply.
pr. Fuller spells "brratl.'' IN way which shTu
in'iAct i.r|tarsl 1iranl White 70 CONC ou anl ~
isrsp'cie wltluther ei,,Iec specena VI tbs same
Termination, Full on County, iast week. sought
TO vary tic lnonotony u III, protesslonat career
though. some daring exploit IL tho l'nc II ~
guIEing lucrc necessary 10 ront tile ianral OF
Ills lecture On "stoncy detll1,e." al ali
eyents, he sntsrtd tha Post Ollie In tue dead OF
night iaat Wednesday and torc opcn every let.
ter 10 tue otl!ee, alstractng money, drafts, rtc,
to an amount unknown, but probably not large.
rurt u tho loot cu''ststsd Of about 81 In nick.
naa aa e.. r. tho sstss .s4$ Of old
;;sssioa for ~, several ys9i.. 80 thst
o. tle n!ght St tug robbery, bslmont ala.
wllcrc Ae expressed bis vaiiae to Harry BELMONT,
! Teuria. From Yates City he walked two miles
| tu Eimwo.A, where lie paid for llIs breakfast,
tuught = $5 ossal.oF,ler, and paid fare to peo-
rt1, all tn nirkCls and coppers.
the good people VI Farmington took noitcc
that the burgl3fy and departuru Of the populas
lec.urcr were coi,lvtdent, and Inferred that he
knew something .! ths matter: Learnpg at
Yates G,ty that Fuller hati sent his baggsgr to
Peosi., Sheriff Hitchcock, Of lhe. latter
placc, WAS telegr4phsd to, and 10 sue
cecdca In. a1resiiuR tIs man Thursday
ot tLs eulna found In Tic prisoners possession,
/ and hr Was Traced bark ~ completely that he
threw up thE sponge. and. In el!cct, owned Ia
| the IiH4e. lie managed tu scesetE the drafts
| found IN letters somewhere Abuut The jaIi; but
Sheriff Hitchcock knows where they are, aud
/ TIE partics u whom they belong Will xet them
u lew days. Deputy 0nised states Msrshxl
Gilman brought the prisoner - Chicago yesteE-
day morning, aud hr Wa turned over u the
tender ,ne5ries Of Pill uoYuc. Fuller walked
/ examination. and the Commissioner required
, 1877-06-10

All acttYe members Of the Apollo Club arc re-
qucstctl to bc at tho regular club meeting to-
morrow evening.
An important meeting Of the serond Regl-
mcnt will b. held at the Arnory. Monday cyci.-
ing, for tho purpose Of making arrangements
for the regiments annua! picnic.
Persons holdlng admission. tickets to the
Butterfly BAL! Gun exchange the same without
extra cpst fur reserved seats at Meplckct's box
oil1cc, on III after Tuesday morning.
Fermouters who have not yet given their
names are requested - send them, with blrth-
plare aud aa'1rcss. to the Secretary Of tho Yer
ino,ltcrs' Assotlltlon, II Ashland block.
The FErs. Regiment wilt be- reviewed by Gov
CulloIn. IN Llncn!n Park, at 6 p. IN. Saturday.
MrnII,urs arc requested to report ut thu AElnory
tu full drrss Ut | 'u'.loek IT. tho q 'lcsnoon.
The lion. Leonard Swctt will deliver hls lee.
turu on tho '.Cir.u!t Life Of Abraham Lincoln"
uuder tho auspices Of tho West Side Lecture
Course.
The closing entertainment OF the Irish Lit.
erary Association will to given Monday evening
at ths ball &o4t!'"cst cus''cr Of Lake and La
salIc streets. EloeutIonary and musical e1er.
cises viii make up the programme.
There Is free medical adsice to tho poor at
arace N. L. Church, corner Of North La9alle
aud White streets, the Rev. j. ,AtK!naon. pas.
tor. every Monday from IL to !, nv ur. u. G.
Blake. md every IhussdaJ from II to 12by Dr..
C. G. Higgins
Tic annual reception At tho Foundltns's
Home will bs given Tuesday, continuing DIR.
bc served BY tho LadIcs' Untou Aid Hoctcty,
sud entcstaiu,ncnt, consisting VI tnuslt,. ete.,
will also be provided. A general Invitation i
extended to all friends Vi ths "llome" to tall
md look Into its workings
The eleventh annual convention OF tho Grand
National Curling Club Of America will 10 heil
Wednesday, aud Thursday Ut the Sherman
!luuae. The following Ii tho programme:
Wednesday,, meeting uf tha Convention At u
sn.; Executive Committee meeting At ?. IN;
general meeting. y. ln.; grand banquet. Z p.
m:; second day,, grand qaoit match and pre-
senta'Iun Ut \ sllyef tauplt to tho winner 1t thu
close Of the garsc by tho President.
The programme for commencement week At
| tue Northwestern University 1t Evanston IL rs
| follows: FRIDAY evening, 18th Inst, anniversary
| Of preparatory school; Sunday mornlpg, Datz
caiaarcate sermon by tho Rev. ". x. Ninde,
| y. D.: Monday, class day; Tuesday, meeting u
| Trustees, 9a. m., aud 0ratlous Of seuioss fur
Easter pft.e, evening: Wednesday evening, re-
unlon Of graduates; Thursday, commencement
II 10 =. ill.,, au4 rfes!l-ut's reception IL he
J evening.
, 1877-06-10
HOTEL ARRIVALS,

Grand Paclee-Tho Hon, Edwin c. Lstchaeld,
New York: Col. Wtll1am Il. usuY. Boston; ts.
n. !. Scott, 1iull, Canada; the Hon. William
Martin, New York; William 4. Garrett, htishi.
gan; George u. Blake, Boston; 4. II. Austin.
New 1iampsn',e: SAs'~an Ao4ssApso.. tse samuel
ha; William Too!.t. New Yotk; ths itoa.
J.sob Howe. koehestSf; q. Il. Top-
i,e:ton; feier Puii,s, o.hkesh: ~, Palmer Hoa!s
1arhona. t'rsaass. Ciae.nnatl; Gen; de0!gs Y.
Kvntnekxi the Lon; George 4. ,kseses. tssand
Msss. Coi. deorzs Heed, New YORK; lien. T: Y.
xes3.h T. Ssa Wtlla seo,."a: a%
4. Q. Mppe!l Londyn. Ttt".sa. Hss.s-ls . Il, Il,
noxcfs. Boston; !. p. Wesa. New YORK; Emil
st. JOSEPH; the Hon. John u. M.1on, y; Leats;
ths lien: I.sasi 4seo boston; 81: J. L whi.ia1 au
nos.ou: COL y. T. Halliday, cs,.o; nsosss Il !:
comMtFetal-L. o. waahbasn, no.toni W. g.
Sherman, Grand Hsyrn; :: u: asEdRes. F!tspott
|. u. Moroy. Aledo, c: r. CothEcn, 6alestuEs
G. Z. Bsbcotk, 1T. Madison.
, 1877-06-10

liE NAaE ASHh ~ LIE s1A1s
The charge to the Jury In tito case OF McGsaw
vs. the Mercantile Mutual Insurance Compuny
was given By Judge Dodgett Yesterday morn
Ing, and the Jury retired with leave to zeal their
verdict. The Judge carefully reviewed tho ovl-
denec, stntlng that the plaintiff sought to
recover for tho valuo Of TIC bark, which Was
sunk On Lake Eric about twcnty-hso mica
trftn Cleveland, and that tho c]atm was re-
sisted on four grounds, first, that there had
pccn chanrc III the title Of the vessel without
consent nf tho Insurer; second, that she was
insured tor the fright and passenger huslncss,
AMI uny engaged in the fr!ghttfg business;
r,mpctcncy Of tic MASTER or want Of easo or
skt! GU his mart and fourth, TINT BY tho fraud
nlent or bai ratr1us act OF the Master or creW
the bark was wt!liully sunk.
Tho Jutlge instructed the Jury TINT II the
mortcago on the bark hal only been renewed
Or extended. "a plAtnttn claimed. that was not
such clange or alteration a. would agnfd
tho pulley. As to tic second point tho
plaintiff had tho privilege Of engaging his YES
ness, mud was not Obliged to em ploy hot In both
III regard to the third potnt, that the Maater
wss Incompetent, the law was that the owner
WIS bound to employ Master Of sufficient skill
to meet tho or,lnary vcissltltdes Of tho voyags,
capabl,: to maintain discipline among his crew,
a,,.i competent to lu onttnary navigation. IT. VAS
fur the Jury to my whether tic want Of skill Or
fnconIpctricy Of the Mastcr brought alnuk tho
inss. Much discretion was to he allowed q
Master Of \ vessel III casa OF disaster. Grill.
cfsm WAS easy after q loss, md differences NJ
op[ntun might exist anlHnE scatneh about what
would have becn tho better c0lirsc to pursue but
II tho Master committed IN error Of Judgment
and 50 long "a 10 waA competent tho defendant
would TO 1Ablo Tor ttle loss II It occurred
through the Masters error Of judgment alone.
The u1aIn defense Has that the Turk was bcut-
Afn,14t hnrN Nht af hat rSo
, 1877-06-10
lawsuits In the courts, has appealed tho notor1-
o,1s Lisbon Tramway case to tho House oil

lawsuits IN the courts, has appealed tho notor1-
otls Lisbon Tramway case to tho House OF
Lords.
4 COMPLAINT.
4 weekly journal complains OF Mr.. Arch&
bald, the British Consul 1t New York, btcou, .
Ing Director Of the Consolidated British and
American Mortgage Company. In commenting
on the matter, It reminds Ait. Archibald of the
fate Of Minister schcnck as Director Of tho
Emma Mine.
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL.
MI. Smith, Vtce-prcsident Of the rcnnsylsa-
MIA Central Railroad, has called meeting Of
the English stockholders for the 18th inst, u
address them on The condition and prospects Of
the road.
urMHNEAt.
Miss Thackerny's marriage has been arranged
to take pface on Montiay. Cardinal Manning
will In few days marry sfr. Butler, author Of
"Thc Lone Land" to M1ss Thompson, tho
celebrated painter Of battle tccncs.
DOM PEDRO,
tha fndcfatfRab!c Emperor ot Drnzi1, will come
to London In ten DAYS and pass some little timc
here In tho pursuit Of science and art.
TnE sr1RITuALtsr BLADE
offers to return to England and perform his
tricks II l,o Is promised immunity, piece of
monntebank concelt which must hnrc been sug-
gcstcd By the arrangement untlcr which Peter
D. Swccny returned to America from this Side
Of the Atlantic.
Lovers Of Lord Dyron's poetry will be inter.
ested to learn that m exhibition OF Dyron reilcs
will take place at Albert Hail. Tiie moment IL
opportunc, for arc not tho Greeks, whose
wrongs llc sang, md for whom he took up tha
sword+ about once moro to 1rnpplo the hated
, 1877-06-10
SODA AND MINERAL. wATEns.
APGepBB[0VStairS
Buck&Rayner's
SODA v AYER,,
where thB Sparkle" Comes
from and How Strips
Are Made.
The Beautiful Properties
of This Great Sum-
mer Beverage.
Neatness and Cleanliness
indispensable in It's
Preparation.
Carloads Of Berries aud Pine
Apples and Casksfdl
Of Cream.
A Store that Keeps Open All Might
Carloads Of Berries aud Pine
Apples and Casksfhl
Of Cream.
A Store that Keeps Open All Might

..., ..-.-.,, 49,
In tho minds OF Hoat people thoro Is q
Kront mvnteFy attending tho manufacture
OF Soda Water and Soda sirups.
Hardly aeason hns passed In tho last
twcnty years thas we hnve not boon oInred
amounts molo Or less fAbuloua for the
hocipes" from WHICH our sirups ase COM
pouuooa.
AS matter Or faot, tho only "seoreta"
conneotod with tho buslneNs. 70 tar ~ wo aro
qonG9rmnds u oompr1aeu IN tno fWn WoTdas
EUH1TY Or material aud NhATNES In
manlpn.huon.
Foof nouf VII! NOS turn our Rood bf8ads
nor W,!t Door sugar. AKIN mi!k, 9nq afti-
that is at to drtnk. A'1A' - 0A" " -'"'
Tho torn "sotan Water In literally q
mianomer. there being no Soda whatever
IN m,. ~. -,~....,,.,, 49,, 49,, >..,.,.,
moshod Or predicting 4 refreshing drink by
letting Di-pnrbpuato OF soda aud Tartartq
Acid bodily into the watot.
Now. only tho nns ftbe sa.u8 nj oonaae from
foamins t5eidiitn POWDER ia pauEht By an
ingenious mechanism and dissolved In the
with rich fruit strups,. 1t becomes moro
foa!ly Veketaolo" tnan immoral
~AteF.
EFop0r!V mad0s = u not on!y, harmless.
oot q fctreshinSs nealth1al' and nutritious
pevesaRe. :,
, 1877-06-10

FERROUS CHARGES AGAINST him.
THE TntaurR yesterday morning contained
an article gisin3 charges against w. II. Pcck-
ham Of having been guilty Of unprotcssionai
coniuct Ia tctray!ng the cause Of son1e ot his
clients. Tic was attorney for several PERSONS
who flied bills s7ainst tho Chicago Build
Ing. eoctety, asking relief against some
,,surious contracts. 1t WAS alleged that be had
allowed tsecrscs to bc entered aRanst hts clients
Without their cunsent. under whlch tho property
had hccn advertised for sale.
Yesterday morning motions were made before
Judge Farwel1 to have these alleged fraudulent
,1ccsces sos aside. Juuge Farwcll, hovercr,
thought they could not be set aside simply on
motion. the term having gone by. but allowed
tie PARTIES two weeks within which to begin
k,lits to have tue 1ccrccs vacated, and directed
that no satcs Of the property should be made In
In anticipation Of such order apparently, five
hills we're hed yesterday afternoon By Peter
Cunningham, Has*ett. Patrick 0ketfe, Stokes,
anil Ellen Reed, NIL Of whom make similar
charges. cannfnSham sa5ss that some time aao2,
IL prevent the Chicago nuidtng Society fson,
Re hing Ills property under fraudulent and
tss,ltious Claim secured by tritt-iccd. lie ire-
auentty called on Pcskhan', and was rs often
abiy, and uat he would undoubtedly win It, as
the law was on his side f{opostng great trust
III Mr.. pcskl,atn. he believed hla statements,
but, on the 2Sttl Of Atay lust. he hcar.l that ts
lawyer was selling him. out. LIZ taxed
him with II, but pcckhan .stoutty
denied the charges, anu Cunningham
then caused Tho records to be searched, ani to
his establishment found that on the 1ath nf
April. 1877, decree for $1,nIA.1D had been rem
tere1l a7alnst hin, BY stipulation. lie eays 10
sIench this stipulation al the request Of peck.
hau,, whu told lin 1t Was to enable him to take
the case tn tho Supreme Court, but he saYs It
contained no figures when he signed II. Com
plaInant therefore chnrgrs that the decree was
obtained l,y fraud, and tho stipulation by mis-.
representation, and he asks that 1t may bc set
aside and he allowed to prosecute the same as
though no tlcrrce hal been entered. The prop
crtY llal been advertised for sale undsr this de-
cree for Tuesday next.
Patrick 0kccfc charges In addition Tint
when he told peckhan that decree hail been
rendered against him far $4Dl.33, the fnttcr re-
piled that It lid not amoilnt to anything. and
TINT the Society might sell him out US often as
they pleased. but could not dfsposscss him. Ho
admits signing stipulation, but clams 1t WIS
procured BY Pcckham on the representation
that It wna needed to prosecute the suit. lie
aleo charges that peckham received 1880 TO
tnducc hin, to allow the decree to b. entered,
and thus sold himself out TO the Society.
The decree which was entered againet Ellen
Reed was for e., 1853, and sno makes the satno
charges as docs O'keeic. The other two bills
were taken awny fsom the flies, 50 that they
could not he examined, but thoy ARC similar to
the others, and nek for tho same relief.
, 1877-06-10
Second Edition.
. 4.3O O'CLOCK a. NJ.
FOREIGN.
Cen. Grant the Guest Of Con-
sui Badeau in London.
A Most Brilliant Company At
tend the Reception.
lie Will Rest To-Day Prepara-
tory to Next Weeks
Siege.
4 Budget Of London Gossip, Relig-
ious, Dramatic, and Social.
Accounts Of The Reception Of Tho 1umer.
ous Pilgrims at tho Vatican.
GEN. GRANT.
ENTERTAINED DY oEN. nApRAu.

Special ntpo.eh 10 ne Tribune ,
Nav YoAH, june 10-3 n un.-The Herald
Inns the following from, London: The rcccp-
t.on given by Gen. Ba1cau to Gen. Grant on
Friday evening was a brilliant affair. Gen.
Grant Ind dlncd with the Duke Of
Dcyonshlrc previously, where he met
about fifty oi the members Of
tho House Of Lords and others.
On 1eartnr tho Ducn1 mansion he proccct,ctt h
Ccn. Ba1eau,s residence. In neanfort 0an1rn,.
A long line Of elegant enu,uaces was already In
The neIehborhood. and presrnted A most ant.
matcd and interertinp scene. ecyernl no1icc-
men vero stationed in front Of lin houso In
prevent confusion. Thu interior VIVA
rRorusnLr pEconArKp wtru srtnuns Ann
FLOWERS.
When Gen. Grant arrived distinguished
company had already assembled in tho drawing
room, by whom he was most warmly greeted.
Gen. Badcau introduced him to those present.
10 whom l,e was unknown, and = long couycr.
satiou followed between Gen. Grant ant,
several Pears ahout mnttcr, REFERRING
tn the lato rahcllton in I'm t1ntted s,atcs.
Amonr tha 1r.t h rctcnnno mr. rr.T,re.t1lcrt
vas Mr. G]adstoue. vho spncarcd 10 tako a dean
fnt.rrst
IN AMERICAN APyArns.
Mr.. Gladstone does not look as strong es he did
shortly after renouncinz thn public leadership
Of tho Liberal party. Ills constant watclful-
ness In Parliament Of financial measures. md
the courso of her Ma]esty's Government III deal
tn9 NTH the Eastern oucatton, has told upon
him. lie has spoken at greater or less length
On every snbtect Of Importance, simply because
he has been and Is still considered tho patcr-
famtttas Of the party with which he llas been 10
, 1877-06-10

good bait to insure the perpctuation ofehetr nc.
oua1ntxncc IN the sim ot 1900 to tn United
Forthcoming TIC prisoner now iangulshes Ia
KtEn'B Hotel.
, 1877-06-10

OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.
NEW YoBK, June 9.-Arrtyci, steamer hosel,
from R1eulen.u
Ban FaAncisco. Juue 2.-sailed, steamer
Qaeiis, for Nons houg. VII Yokohama
, 1877-06-10

hA .fl&Ah-Ak9 A4H &AHAH SLN~o& ANbA1s
The Rev. Dr.. Powell is about t, scyer hts
connection NTH the Third Unitarian Churrh>
and, stratlxu 10 say, it Is NOT hceauso ho has re-
cciycd "sslf" Ut atl advanced salary, but t,e-
cause he 1,as l,ccomc tired mud wants rest. lie
eoutemplales 'eoing into ordinary" as a SHIP
lunstcr wonld say,-that Is, au desites to take
about a years rest and rccreatiou. lie hss y
Inc large farm at Cliuton, n. T., whittier he
las a1reatly sent his wife, and whittier he will
soon fellow: Ills principal reason for rcsICt,:.
ns If sbo erecs thtooeYt ts
city anu country. liu will tie moro Of tcls eou-
necte,l " It'll tue rress and engaged IN literary
pursuits during his long vacation, aud the world
y, my M MposstSly hsar Il h'% thF"e the II. '
heretofore. In Inns tunline.t etl two looks,
which u will doubtless llkve really for shc press
within tho canning ycar.
d; Powell has been 4 4 n.au wth : peculiar,
tho lhirt Unitarian Chnrc! in November, la75,
but dill not arrive t this ctty until tho following
JANUARY. AT thc tin'c of tetctslnG ti!ts call bo
wua pustGr Of conEreEatl'nal shurel!
Fellowship. Previous to that time, he preached
Tor tcn years IN Plymouth Congregational
Chunh, Adrian, s!ls.h. When 10 took chHrge
0f tic Third Unitarian Church hers la was
promised tic utmost freedom In everything,
and In ults matter be was never disappointed,
mil hc was never compelled to submit to the
slightest dtvtation FROM tile trustees or man,
ayers, between whom aud h!,nself there has nl-
why's existed tho utmost harmony and good
will. unier lis management, this church las
been t,ttetl ~ being tho uost radical In tho city
md Or. Puwcll has enjoyed considerable u =
reputation nbroad for hls outapoken scrsnons.
liz has ucvur Joined any cceteatastlcal body In
hi4 life, Al. llat, In going from The Congrega-
s1unal Church 10 ths Unitarian, hc dill nut
change thu denomination. for hc ACTUALLY hal
uune. Rince Ills connection with The Third
Unitarian Church the outtEo floating debt, sbuut
$iotD, las tcrn lifted, 40 that NOW t'la Society
does ns,t owe t!nlar under this head, eYen 10
tho p1stor's saluIy, which had beer, paid Zip In
tul.. Thr t,ontl..d Indebtedness, amounting tn
| atuut $AlOlJ remains untouched, and ttia Is
rcat'y largo amount for thta su,all uongtcga-
ton,
Inst FrIlay night tho rnnnhtrs ut The church
held farewell soclahl8. Th!a murnIng Or.
Pu~cll will prcarh l!,s farewell tcr1,0n, aud to.
morrow night business meeting will be held
to consider tho rrslgnat!un Vi the pastor, Htel,
lie IL said to hare stated must 10 final. Hla
congregation will feel deeply tho lnaa 1T their
Icatler, and Ch!cago will lose bY his departure u
Ioyel and h0noEeA citizen.