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: YORK, MONDAY, DECEMBER 81 1871
HORSES. CARRIAGES. sc.

HORSES, CARRIAGES. &C.
Tn E.r NV rEan,s DAY a,o o4uE s,as AND
and West 18th ST.
A = ANY REASONABLE oFFER-nANDsoNE FULL
n 'R s1ss' 'na ''' Harness. both nearly
A SIX HORSES. SUIT TRUCK, EXPRESS. FARM.
A.ins, &c. $50 to si25. 56s Grand ST. cigar store.
A $50 TO sla5 20 NEW AND SECOND HAND
Delivery Wagons, cheap 2a6 Springs
REEco5a.hA.Mns :, ,sHocea4Ms; nEouan4IMs
them out, also second hand $500 and $3.50;
%s g
CnEAp. As THE OWNER HAS NO usE FOR THEM.
Sone 81 the best sous Of Rysyks Hambetonian fine OK
By ses ss forsnd ss saup the
pr; sSsiss ~ Road
CARRIAGE AND sLEIGh KonKs. READABLE AND
Ocheap O. q. GUSTHER Co. 70 Union square.
M,cE SyITES AS AL us
OF business Crane Central formerly San francisco stables
Gam isss - al s saddle s be ."d sS
way Is. Cloud Hotel.
EoR sALE-FAsT CANADIAN FACING HORSE. i5h
hands stylish team o. Canadian ronies 10 hands
EoR SAL TWO HORSES. SUIT rnuCK OR ANY
business; trial given lo7 Mercer S.. near Bleecker.
E0R sALt- F0UN HORSES. s35 TO $50: THREE
Harness. lei suivsns ST.
ENOK SALE VERY CHEAP-sOUND BLACK PONY.
y nearly new Bakers Wagon and Harness. 43i East
GENTLEMAN's TURNOUr-sORREL HORSE, IsH
0hands high top side bar Wagon, set Single Harness.
Ilsacrace. Cali 1874 9th av., in store.
T .ANDAU FOR SALE. ONE COUPE AND ONE Ian
Adaust. at NJ. CUnLEYs. 1888 Broadway and 4Gth It
good as s' TOP wagon
so.r E Y2YRE IS e.. ,ss ONE I.s
4th az. = -
CECoND HAND CAkRIAdEs
IS BREWSTER 4 co. ROAD WAGONS.
Brs..tsr Co curtain Coach Wood BroheT.' Landau
Brewster Bronghsm. Brewster coupes. CIsrencs.
selShs,a 4p.'.snsor SleIehs English Double and
Single Harness Merry mater,, fur Robe.
:. ;. F5 rs .as ~ I sr s@: 81.
SOUND .noRsE-wAkRANTED TO HAUL TWO
Otons $45; sound, fast travelling Horse. S35. az New
WILL SACRIFICE FOR sos Each THREE TO SIX
OK 300 FOR NEW AND SECOND HAND TOP
yOO.Grocer. Expross Wagons; Canadian Pony. so'.
1lCCBuggy and fairness; Kimb.il Cutter cheap. 8
West 18th st. private stabe). near ath ~.
$3.50 sass siSs sssd ss
n.Sk es.y Rses In good order Apply to co"ehman
AM SLEIGHa SJ.ElHdS. SLErGHS.
~ The largest finest and most complete
OF slcighs In the ely o. ~ styles ~ prices which defy
competition. VIM ~ dhAf 70 and - ooster 81
DRY GOODS
:
D*oo: seal Cap. 20. a. y. ALLEN. LILO broadway,
cSEALsKIN GAPS "A: SOLID GOLD AND FINE
'~'" - KILLS. a CeiiFW IN $40 ri,srd -,
VLLvETS.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
NJ.
DISEASES OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM.
The importance Of the system Its power
lie and the direct bearing which & has on human happ-
Of overaxing whether through intense mental Appca.
wse%
ne nervous system Z dsrsngsd . .s,0rssy nsesssay
series q has devoted his whole time and attention
Is. leaned 70 dIseoyss pIo@psy
for the truth eomon The and 20
ing 70 the patient. who very naturally wants 20 xnow with
ment the probabilities OF recupcation and tho time
the brain has become exhausted by intense mental
n 9 tue s 81
nourshed by the Of certain systematic methods is
%s % y
tent
sss s tho sa
and can communicate much that pertains TO tho over
81 IN q WI ssa
tito. propensity or passion
HENRY 4. DANIELS, NJ. D..
LA Lexington nv. Goth st.
HOURS. Toa
METRoPoLTTAS JOB PRINTING OFFICE,
=" OF
% ANN ST..
is THE CHEAPEST AND sssr
PRINTING OFFICE IN THE CITY.
ALL KINDS OF
FINE BOOK,
NEWSPAPER AND
MERCANTILE PRINTING AND LrrHoGRAPHISG
CHEAP FOR CASH.
ALSO
THEATRICAL. VARIETY AND MUSIC HALL POSTERS
,...,,, pRoGEAMMEs AND TICKETS.
iN'0"A BiLLhEAps,
GUTTER sNIPEs POSTERS,
aS et2FH RsTs4n,
pah $685..
AUCTION .5AtSsss PRINTING
sr.An.s sHF4 4sS S S$SsAsSzf LINE.
sy !. ,SSs 4.R ~
FINE WOOD hSoRAvISa
coLoRgD PRINTING SPECIALITY.
SzDss ApE Eos HoFrr OF
AR SAhs1!p
LIFE AND FIRE iS siEAsc COMPANIES.
FIRST CLASS WORK
L Sys G Cssa.
METROPOLITAN JOB PRINTING OFFICE.
ORDERS By n Asb w ES2NFI sEsr attended, TO
s SiHn SABE s. EaE gFEHS s4T4s 9 l
iFRoxs E sMIzE sE gSa Ye pkISr HIsEasALD.l
s :! M
q .s 70 e
o. Ss. s' for o
r. OFFICIAL KENrUcKY- stats DRAWINGS
%. a, q. S. Is %. 81 IT, Il, 81. a. s,. ' 81
So, q = = y 4 TO- y Z ,s s. 20
~ r M C. 3D. g. g. s ~ g - -
81 40 ao sixM ae bick X vi NJ e "
&c
n -R3YAL HAyANA-ExTEAoKDINARY DRAW
Spanish dollars Whole shares. 500 halves. $50:
's''' s2o 'sn'a' sio' 'w'nt' untT CO. p.px.r
200 Broadway. reAr Office.
ROYAL HAv4 N,,,,d LoT,Es S;.vur
Prircs Spanish Dollars
7oi $4,000 ................ 2ooooo
5000
al o........ 22@
x MxiRTINKz CO.. B.nisrs. '
Spanish gold and Hsvan. Bank bills bought and sold.
Drafts on Havana issued.
ROYAL HA nAn4 LOTTERY: o..
Afs y, s.a 5o5 5i s.:s d e, 'alo
Prizes Dashed. Pull inform alton sent free.
MFR . co Buy today :. the onic. Of
ROYAL HAFAs$ S$SFEF ssDnAwlse
Sss fsSs SssF G$aSS ioRa4
o'd' T1Troa 's % sa"t. % &C.
o:s,'a sd. p5,s, co.. ia'' eh.ass
2.s4e prizes, In al amounting to 81 a5o.ooo.
:s 500 isss. q: Sds'is
.JAQKsQA 4 co. BANKERS. g Nassau . pssr galson.
THE NEW 0UE 1so s2R c kyfS DISEASES:
FSHE s sSsFEK REsTEEEp ww11s skEy
Sas vis sslD sD gsxA
TINRIvALLED IN QUALITY AND PRICE
" Champagne Wines Of
MOET CHASDON. Established 1743.
Renaud. Frsnco. Co.. sole agents for United states.
SPORTING-BIRDs. OOGs. 81.
< IL fnE CHOICE BREEDS OF b0Gs FOR SALE
Asnd for stock Medicines for all dog and fowl Diseases
d. r. FOSTER, West I'd At
DOR SALE CHEAP-LO1 VERY HANDSOME AND
il small Skye Terriers; also some iu bloodcd English
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

After prayer by the chaplain, Mr.. KASsoN
p Iowa. called for the reading OF the Journal OF yes
teriay in full III order tho hour which must
capsc before the counting OF the electoral votes and to
prevent vote being taken the resolution reported
from the Specinl Committee the Election I'm Florida
Inc Speaker appointed teilcrS the part or the
house the electoral vote, Messrs Cook )em..
Gn) and Stone Dem, MOI At noon tho Senate entered
the chamber aud the time occupied in counting the
electoral votes until when dlshgrecmcuts arose
in the OF Florida, and tho senate retired fbe pro-
ceedugs will be found elsewhere
Tue House nj 300 resumed its legislative business.
Mr.. HOPKINS (DeDl, PENN moved the previous ques-
ton the resolution reported last night from thr FlUri
da investigating Committee, but objection was made on
the Republican side OF the House TO any action In the
matter unt the minority report should have been pre-
scented.
The SPEAKER suggested that this subject now
the unfinished business IL should he allowed to 20
and come up tomorrow ~ the unfinished business
Mr.. LAPIlAM (kep., n. ~ made the point OF order
that tho disputed electoral woes having been referred TO
Il commission, II was not competent for the House to
pas, upon the question.
Ihe SPEAKER said that that net point OF order.
IL was a question for the House To determine.
Mr.. X ,SSON-It is u moral point OF order.
The Florida question finally arranged 80 N 10 let
40 until saturday and then at $50 the House
took recess till 10 o'clock tomorrow.
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CRIMINAL NOTES.

At the Washington Place Conrt yest cTd2y lanes T-
Dri.col clar.e win e'tong the SALOON OF NchiH b!.
al so So IIuons, AID attempting 10 Sol s9Ae $50
W.s ErI ia $1,000 bail paw -!glrl t,p -. g. -
Tc, Si.b for srIrmitng 10 slat fhnua5 Gus in ~ 500
S q, u ~ yV,.t IA ,ns:o:si o. Wednesday night ~esc BAD
: ZOO uu1 ,..,.
,rl u.3y atsc VII, ~. found wandering aeoat SealS
P.rE was sent 20 rJuFrtLt Asiia. - ~ f,Il.- sl
49, iilr I,ptlcr ACE years ana s3iu that s hl l,s -. "a
roier ven dead Jtt slc had lT,d ill NO p'.. t,,-
e. 81 NiuthSt but Yesterday MtFrlhs W. i'.t '
b- ort a, n house and told her t. i0oh iof a"i H9'
Thaddous X Whtlqck who - ensaIe ~ y ~ t ,es
s,cra,, am, ness al 40. - water ST. Las o. -
60, ii,r, Warehouse ici, Tor arc ~ az
tsig an advance on warehouse Icc'p 10y ~ - In
~ ~ ,lie'L fI1t thtre goods ~ Nh pt T.s a.
- CORRESPOND with those callri ur Dr. the - II a.,
rested yesterday by Detectives klsia Si 'N''"'' 49,
held n 81 800 bah ~. 90,
DE- Moses Jacob, alias DR.. Franklin: on W aV
Reecker-sf who was arrested 10y AnlA9l I'M cjrrs-,
If sending obscene and immoral P,'SL ~, ,Syi
hinSeh me mails was tired IN the lbliei S'', .elSv
Snnrt rinlinal BraIcB before Judge b'hcS'S -
~ -,rr sta~oing fOT conviction ami one iF 10y "A
rI Was dischaI gel. and he prisoner XJS ~,
yri,erIy ns,,, Laced with ROSeuZNcg ana S....@'SS
ktrk.
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A FLAW IN THE BILL.

rND ARRAssMyNTs LIKELY TO ARISE FROM THE
CLAUSE PROHIBITING TIE ADJOURNMENT OF
THE TWO HOUSES FROM DAY TO DAY-PRoBA-
BIITY OF ITS REPEAL
WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.--Speaker Randall and
Pre- sdent pro tenn Ferry had conference this afternoon
in regard TO the embarrassments likely TO result from
The provision OF the Electoral act which prohibits dis
solution Of the JOINT meeting Of the two houses until
tho count of the electoral votes shall be completed ana
The result declared This provision OF the act Is closely
followed by Others which authorize either house 10 take
recess IRON the afternoon Of day until an hour
not LATER than 10 O'Clock next morning, III
tie event of questions having arisen
in regard TO the counting Of any cleo
toral votes and also proceed with its ordinary busl-
ness while any question is being considered by tue
Commission The effect the first described provision
will be- however TO keep both honses technically in con-
tous session. that al proceeding in either one Of
them until the completion of the count must bear the
date OF to-day This will greatly impede legislative
busuess as under the rules a single objection is sui!
crn many 10 prevent the CONSIDERATION Oh 'er
tan CLASSES OF business until the next legislative tay
after it is presented. Difficulties might also arcs con
corning bills TO the President for his approval el-
ing the completion Of the count, as they would All bear
the legislative date OF today. -,
The speaker and MI Wilson Of Iowa, who 10 also
member of tho House Committee on Rules, calico on hr
Ferry rs the House took Its recess ana ne IN
Vtod Blame, lmlin, and CGDkllDg 10 pafucl
pate in tae conference tue subject as the result OF
which it agreed TO he necessary TO nntula'eR re-
peal much of Electoral act rs prohDltS doIo-
mcnts from day to day, While questions remain uuueV
CONSIDERATION by the commission. MT wilson VIII 10
morrow Olr bill in the House for tlS purpose, ana II
will doubtless De promptly passed Dy DOth DOults
Tire subject was also discussed informally IA inc
Executive session OF tEc Scnato this afternoon.
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THE COURTS.
HELD FOR FRAUDULENT BANKRUPTCY

HELD FOR FRAUDULENT BANKRUPTCY
E. l.. Snow and George w. Snow, who fo,
mery carried On business dealers in galvanized
goods under the firm name OF Snow & Son a, No oos
,water-st. arrested yesterday By Deputy tn,,.s
States Marshal bernhard on a warrant Issued nv c.
missioner Belts. charged with fraudulent bankrn,.-
Their aldayis placed their liabilities at sl67Ooo a..
they offered to pay 10 cents the dollar Theered,,o
began an investigation, additional assets were d.
cred and the firm gave ND 10000 more Afns.vt..
we're made that the books had been mutated and ae,,I
10 conceal assets. Mr.. Levy, former partnr a, "A.
elder Snow, declared that Snow had once prouossd ;,
HIM that the firm should should 20 into bankrup,cv ,s
hold back portion Of their assets and that SNOW No..
been sent 10 the pepltenary for receiving stolen vo,
One OF the creditors swears thata short time before 80,
faurc one Of the members Of the firm had said tha. ,h
could pay 997s cents the dollar they tosusn,J
business. United States Commissioning Bets held ~
Shows In 100000 bail each. They wers sf,er,.%s
taken before Judge Blatchford writ OF habeas .
pus, and upon statement by counsel that they uss
unable to give bail In that sum- the amount redueS
to $4,000 each
Gilbert Bamberger and Simon Gaus, cODstituin1 IN.
firm Of Banberger Il (iaus. dealers In chlldrpns $50
and underwear at No. 1873 Canalst. who wero arrests
in. August. charged With fraudulent baDkruptey vs,a
again arrested yesterday by Deputy Marshal Dener, ~
similar charge by other creditors Lewis Gals son ~
Simon Gaus who clerk IN their employ was al.
arrested; charged with perjury In his testimony in ~
bankruptcy proc edngs. They we're held by Comma
sioner Belts in $4,000 EACH
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filed by the electors present which they could legally
do under the statute of New-Jerscy.
In the case Of Daniel NJ Frost Of Missouri, the COM
mttee find that prior TO the Rebellion be was an officer IN
the United states Army had taken the oath required
that he member of the Missouri Legislature
prior to that time and such had taken an oath to sup
Port the Constitution of tho United States; and
that he was an officer Of the Confederate Army
These facts rendered him ineligible to be an eecor
Mr. Frost received pardon from the President Of the
United states on tho 2Sth of October 1860. Tine com,
mitee find n conclusion of law that TINS pardon uu
not affect remove tho disability as Imposed ny ue
Fourteenth Amendment, the report holding that the
of both houses OF Congress. Mr. Frost did not attend
The meeting Of the Missouri Electoral college, ana Inc
alleged vacancy Allied attempted to nc hlied by
the electors present The committee Mud as conclusion
Of law that under the statute OF the state OF MISSOURI me
electors present had power whatever TO MI tho
vacancy occasiOned by the absence OF Frost ana tt
their action attempting 10 DO so was void Inc com
mteo find that nasmuch Frost was ineDgipe 10 DO
MI elector he also ineligible 10 30 appointed
OF Holiday OF virginia, the COinllltce hnu
that hc was Centennial Commissioner at the time OF
election and that he therefore ineligible 10 DC an
elestor Mr. Holiday did not attend the meeting OF tne
Electoral College, and those present ned tue vacancy,
which the committee find they could legally 40 unuer the
statutes OF Virginia. -, ,,,
The committee further find that should the Coctrno
assumed by Gov Grover Of Oregon be coacedcd-Whicn
The committee report indefenslble III elmer law OF
norals-then Mr. Stife the Republican candidate ~ OPP
position Mr. Frost In Missouri. and the Repnoilcsn
candidate in opposition to Mr. Holiday we're each en
tied to receive the certificate Of tho Governor ana cach
entitled 10 act Presidential eector. -,
does not cover the oregon case, ~ thc
Investigation that IL under special resoluo OF
the The report In that case Will be maze III
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The FLORIDA PROTESTS.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-The objection to the
reception Of the Republican votes from Florida. pre-
by Mr.. Field, made In the name OF Senator
Charles W. jones of Florida Senator Cooper OF Ten
nessee aud Senator Mcdonald Of Indiana and Repre-
scntatives Field OF NewYora, Tucker of Virginia. jerks
OF Pennsylvania. and Springer Of Illinois. The obec
ton specifies FIRST the Republican electors Charles
H. Pcarcc, Frederick G. Hnmphries william ii. Holden.
and Thomas W. Long. were not appointed In the man
the Legislature Of Florida mad directed nor In any
manner whatever.
The second point Is that Wilkinson Call. James K
Yonge Robert L. Hilton, and Robert Bullock were ap-
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THE SINKING FUND DEBATE.
SHERMAN AND THURMAN Pressing THE LiTTERS
BIiI.-WEST ARGUES FOR MODERATION.
lBY TLLEIKATH TO THE TRIBUNE.
Members Of 10 House OF Re

SHERMAN AND THURMAN PRESSING THE LiTTERs
BILi.-wEsT ARGUES FOR ODER,TloN.
BY TELgIKAIH TO THE IRIBCNE.I
WAsuINGroN, Feb. 1.-The Pacific Railroad
Sinking Fund bill held the floor in the senate al the
afternoon yesterday. vote would have bccnrcached
had it not been for the ndsposition Of Gen. Gordon,
who desires to speak in support of his substitute for
the more trcnchant measure Of The judiciary Com
mttee. Mr.. Huntington Of the Central Pacific, Mr..
Dillon of the Union Pacific, and many other prOmi
nent officers and inaHcers connected with the two
roads, are here watching the progress of Legislation.
They appear to be willing to accept the orOn bill,
under which each road is to pay $75O,0O0 annually
into sin king fund, and they make use of this meas
ure ~ a shield with which To protect themselves
against the passage of the committees bill.
Mr. West delivered a long speech on the
side of the railroads and Mr.. Sherman and Mr. Thur
man replied. Mr.. Thurman stated that the practical
effect Of the Gordon plan ia 10 have the Government
20 on paying 80, 100000 year interest Oh the rail-
road bonds, the roads meanwhile putting together
only ~ 100000 annually into the sinking fund
but by reckoning compound Interest on these pay
ments the principal and interest of the debt is to be-
wiped out ~ twenty odd years. The Judiciary Com
mittoe proposes 10 make the roads pay oheiourth OF
their net earnings lnto INC slnking iund,
not to exceed however, the sum OF ti,JOOOOO
each. They assert that the companies can do
this that they pay the interest on tnelr mort
gage bombs and besides even III these dull times.
can pay between 3 and j por cent dividends 10 the
stockhodrrs. Mr. Sherman asserted to-day that the
companies ought to ask for 10 more liberal terms
than these in view of the fact that only single
road in OHIO and scarcely scoro of roads III the
whole country, now pay dividends. The cher argn-
ment against the bill is that Congress has no night to
pass it because 1t changes the existing contract be-
tween the Government and the companies. The
answer 10 this is thai Congress specially reserved
the right to alter amend repeal the acts lDcorpO
rating the companies and comforting their franchises.
1t is scarcely probable that any legislation this
subject will be adopted this session. There is not
time enough with the electoral count on hand, to
pass any vigorously contested measure like tho
Thurman bill.
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ARRESTED FOB ATRocIoUs DEpRAvlrY.

Deputy United States Marshal Newcome n.
turned to this city yesterday from WaynesbOro yrnla
having In custody Isaac Rich, who Is wanted By TIA
French Government charge OF rape committed upon
Anna Uman, II years Of age. Rich the proprietor
OF small private school and had under his charge sew
er orphans and charity pupils 1t Is alleged that h.
became crminay intimate with number Of the ht,Ie
girls his school, and that the mother OF one Of them
died from grief at her childs ruin Rich fed to thI
country in 1875 and went TO the Shenandoah Valley
Virginia. where he bought land In wilderness miles
from any human habitation. He found by Deputg
Marshal Newcome leading hermlt's life In hnt with
barely the OF life Rich will be brought ~.
fore United States Commissioner White for examination
Monday. He IL said ~ have partially acknowledged
bis guilt. and will offer to go home for trial without
preliminary hearing. He Is q GcTmanr5wiss, about 90
years Of age and has wife and four children lyngh
France
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nrCIsIONS-TrH. l.

y,pr.m, Court Chdmtsrs-By Judge LawIe, ,.s m
ia mn it 1871 although II IS stated bat nc ~. 10:
Ns ssuCd IN tire Lifetime ol lhc "S - s,rs.s ppon iAi;
anr,or mar ths Coari of Appeals bad any su essy2
SaGt in arriving AT their decision Judge A,s cr
saws: But AZ execution CARROT $50 M 4. ot In o0ia&
; he urCy,S.on OF The Code inconsistent W.. ,s,rin.
vi. ,,Veu v H." II cumulative and ads sy y; 49, riSs
WicH indicates that the issuing OF an wo0a
rcuder an aptieaiDn ~. death invalid L. "1'sisass
.Ion ny, constrained grant Tho notSl s no
a., rot,sn Ihe charge that the consent sna anl
asS og coslon between me attorneys for me ~ 10
Iss',s ~ gems 10 me 10 b, completely o'e ~ ~ To-
~, ,a,tts Trai m opposition 10 this u0oh an. taF
nsn therefore ,odlsurb the order OF reiTien ~
elie'' - sb,, how lie viii be injured 10y sae
that the one which It Is hn' H., gelanL usss
oi', ,,sor wiz such commission slouH nUs ,hsI,ios
pantn emitted TO pisN ,be, aialits be SSs
Mo,ion Ia Vacate the order 81 rcl'l,n,,go Nola g.
r bnt with leave To on further sha'' at
ur shall advised; see h'.', - nation be sfg1sN
n ,,,rhrl nj the March Georal IcLm " ms 70 ne
Matter of purfee Scfhe rtpot o. 30, rc 70 the laas -
New ur,ori cannot undertake IN uii' 49,, M anotbS
the question Of aaT ' aS % end party other y, ~
g-,ns and recommendations OF thr I'.,ce VITA tDe-
SsrSp.r let An order be entered in ,n,crJ ret
rews DouUs a. li,Auodset an 0r1rts os preseaS
ring the matter To Moses El! go az M n@mors pa ~
Vn MT Oliingrr oI al Notion 10 eohih'" ''~
MED; memorandum. ., ALEXANDER az, Aoislss
SPECIAL IsrmBy Judge lAwi,n,e ~ M sause ~ On
et Ori.r signed Lone agt MaSIr . Ian a possible
hand win they ehsuct"
Mospedon agt. The Mayor inc u'P w., aunll -,
Judgment tne denurfsi wlth d.. "a ltol S'
NJ, Judge Nan NoIsL-COggvy ast' Me@iS "
dismissed opinion. H. / I.
Iommo, pleas - Social TTm--l;y judge ii sIl
p,ly matter of Yaks; Mshan agt atter NE.
attend before e Feb 2 1871 " iyo ,,en 10 the os'
otir. Of this application mus .. % ~ ,Is.hafSNt
nsrt,s Interested Matter OF Goldud ut,n.r lsnan.'.
Matter Of Boollwrit dioe aarsea ass py se
this proceeding aud the referees Toes u
a1schment will DO stay Paul a9t Notioa dcsA~s
dsnied no costs; opinion. Dexter as'' onnion lbLd
H. ueienusn. n,.i yof,an urantel, vpLOl. "a'"''
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borders Of Europe lies the great Ottoman Empire It's
withered empire, lettering to Its fall 1t contains about
100000 inhabitants only about one-third OF whom
Turks Tho other wothrds Christian people, arc
trodden down and oppressed. 10 Is great rciglous
desp0tism. drunk with the blood OF Christians. rev
years ago Russia said 10 the nations OF Europe when had
been unfolding Turkey Turkey sick let her die and
we will divide her up between u.s. England France
Russia would have possessed her, and ciyize her
and removed this barrier TO the progress OF Europe Snch
IDEAS held In Turkey cannot live; her down1ai -
not far Off There other part OF the globe III when
do not ind that people may exercise their rights But
right mighter than wrong. and In the w0rd5 great
battle the Omnipoent OF truth strikes home Tor Tree
dom and for God"
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OPPRESSION OF CHRISTIANS IN TURKEY.

At the chapel of tho Charier Institute, at
Fiftyeghth-st and Sixth-ave last evening", the Rev.
Dr. &. Irennus Prime delivered an address on Turkey
and the Turks- Tho first portion Of the lecture
devoted graphic descriptions Of life In Turkey varied
with amusing incidents. In conclusion no said On the
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rAMMANY GENERAL COMMITTEE.

Henry l.. Clinton, Chairman oil the lam
many General Committee. last evening before proceed
ing with formal business, congratulated the committee
on the passage OF the Electoral Compromise bill:
Whatever may be the decision" he said. whoever
may be declared elected, all partesthe entire people
Will cordially aud without qualification acqui-
esoe la the result" The standing committees were an'
nounced follows: Finance, John Kelly, chairman
spondenoe, Memo Diefendorf; Naturalization.
Henry K David; Municipal Government, william q.
Whitney.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-02

"The unphilosophical jaekass of The Chicago
Times" begins lac Tribune OF that place. These subtle
cannot DO much insisted on II We ~
continue " adjectiYes Ut al-llhe N Y. Graphic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-02

REGULAR REPORT OF PROCEEDINGS.
THE SOUTH CAROLINA ELECTIoN-THE KELLOGG
GOVERNMENT IN LOUISIANA CHARGED WITH
FRAUD AND INCOMPETENCY-REPoRT or THg
SUBCOMMITTEE ON THE ELIGIBILITY OF GER