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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-27

anime ministers as to the doctrines they preach.
We are responsible for both. Is this fellowship
to-day between this church. the Church of the Pilgrims
and Plymouth Church. / answer that this church as
serted that Plymouth Church involved principles that
were destructive OF common faith. large council
said that we were right that Plymouth Church had de-
parted from the principles which were the foundation OF
our Church. and unless we were satisfied that 'hese
errors were given up required to withdraw IRON
them. We have MT done It, Gladly would we nave beeh
spared this painful duty We were left In charge 10 see
that these principles maintained. 1t Is Impossible
for us TO meet Plymouth Church without recognizing
as adopting Congregational poty. Mrs. Mouton was
excluded for mutual council was denied ner
We had not prejudged hhr case, for 1t was new
issue. She is outside, and demands her rights
IN vain womans voice is slender among 30 10 o OF
1000. / take my stand by woman VINO was put our
without n trial. and practically denied mutual eouneh
in redress of her wrongs she Is entea 70 az Com
gregatoIal principle which puts oui man "ithou.
trial Tonight we end the long ana painha , nt 40
God knows / have never done anything thaI eos' 'o
much" .,, ,., o,a Ito
yGT say that this c cnHFrn and It's
DIR. BudingtOn-" said we had not" - - 5000
Mr.. Barnes" Had not Mr.. Mouton called upon you
Dr. Badngton"Yes, to surprise me s said that
@ we ds Sns e to Hs MSs
member of the church said You have r1gn, 10 ,a
tionaI Church. and gave him the information That
III.
Hener very highly and there is no personal echhg III
this matter"
DIR. Budington-Amen. ,,-.,
Mr. Wood said that 10 years ago he Joined Plymoutn
Church and baptized by Mr., Beecher ana l, years
ago he transferred his membership TO the CLINTON Venue
Church Ii seemed strange TO him that such question
should be raised The real reason that many deced 10
accept this invitation that they believed hr Beecmer
guilty. But he innocent [Applause.l II any man
knew him TO be guilty, let him rise and say So ,,
A. G. Barnes said that this question was nrst ralseu
when the church called the Council OF 1874 He did not
thnk that council would sanction the step they Were
IN ala
persons-that there vast amount OF d
testimony against Mr.. Beecher, which, nreveaeu "oun
crush him The Clinton Avenue Church had dealt WIN
the question in the feeblest because Its cause was
weak and served its purpose best In ambush. ~ WIS
said that Mr.. Beecher was endeaNoIlng 10 snciu SUM
person at all hazards himself III the 100 mempcrs
of Plymouth Church satisfied, the CLINTON Avenue
Church should show lack OF respect fOr theih vi
say they themselves were hoer. -, -. 1891,
After considerable further discussion the wore was
taken upon tho vote amended IL was cafrieu ~
vote of I55 to CO. A resolution was offered ny ".
Hutchinson that copy of this minute be sent III the case
of all letters mssive which involved the meeting VIII
Plymouth Church in council. After some opposition II
passed by vote OF n to 81 The meeting thereuP
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VESSELS ASHORE ON CAPE HENRY.


WASHINGTON, March 26.-Thc signal service
observer Cape Henry has sent the 0Owh reports %
the chief signal oiilcer
fog another furigged ship and barks went ashore
near this station, within mile Of each other Only the
ship is in signaling distance but the weather remains too
foggy to obtain particulars at present
S:45 a. m-Main and mizZenmasts OF the fulrigsed
ship reported ashore have just fallen overheard My
attention sigma" has not been answered YET ana the
crew Of the lfcsaving station has not succeeded ID
boarding her.
900 a. m-The ship Winchester remains in her favor
able position well up the shore and no danger s an
tcpated from the present Storm she does not leak 70
any extent. The OF the snip reported ashore ts
morning discovered by means OF neld grass 10 De
the Painter" The wind Is southeast, ~ miles per
hour r.,
ian barks FranceshnO Capt G. Il. BrOgano and Monte
Tabor Capt CuncO both in ballast, consigned TO sca-
ano, Baltimore Md The ship reported Is the Norwegian
bark Panther, bound i'll ballast To Baltimore Inc
wreckers surfbOat boarded the stranded vessels, ana
will send for all the necessary assistance The crew o.
IfcSaying Station No succeeded IN firing Inc 10 the
NOrw egia bark Painter but it seems that she does not
desire avail herself OF IT, as her crew 10 not maui e
line in. -.
Iatcr-The Italian bark Monte Tabor one OF the banks
ashore at this place. has just got aOat without any as
sstance, and il proceeding on her way. ,,, :. $40
IThe Norwegian bark Pantzer, Capt knudsen is re
corded having sailed from LVerp0o Oh Jan: ~ ior
Hampton Roads in ballast 1t possible tat this - TIE
vessel which tine Cape Henry observer has mistaken TOT
the ship Painter, OF which no trace can be fOund
These vessels together with the Winchester also at the
same point, represent at least 100000 which VIII De
saved wholly by the work OF the Signal Service III the
performance Of its legitimate duties No other country
in the world has its well protected rs that part
of our own which the LeSavng and Signal Services
united the constant vigilance OF the later pcS ren-
dercd Immediately effective by Its telegraphc cOnAec-
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Portable fashion OF dre which they andacousy styled
"ciassc because 10 clings closely 10 the figure Ihey
had the iInpertinence that this Turkish-Da
costume was modelled from the drapery Of the most
beautiful statue In the world-the Venus OF MILO one
has only look at copy OF this exquisite hgure ana
(Hai haD At last this tied back dowdy affair dis
cared and graceful Princesse robe with arguerto
poonaIse declared Ia mode All the ladies rejoice cspe-
calIy since with them the elegant wire paner OF
hoop skirt, admirably adapted to support the rah oi
the new dresses, and at the same time comlortape'
easily adjusted, light strong. and uDobtrusfye.
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yy,r Ur Tuoraur OF Ir-Senator Blaine,

WHAT lie THOUGHT OF lT.-ScIliIoT pluno,
I'm conversation the other day, asked how re naeu
the new Cabinet and immediately told the Iniiowing
story "Once upon n time party Of gentlemen III m,h
started out on n hunting expedition on the way trey
elected oue Of their number 10 the responsible position
of cook with the understanding that the first one VINO
growled objected to Inc cooking should take the COOK
place and that this rule should continue throughout ie
he tim on he first morning Out while nj breakfast
one of The party took biscuit. put u TO his mouth
bit ont "a piece, ard immediately Exclaimed: whe"'
how salty but 1 like &C."
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The British Exploring Expedition TO the North Pole
returned but special dlscoveres They Simply
rerayeed the territory 50 thoroughly explored by DIS Kane
Hayes. much useful the discoveries made ny
With their announcement dates epoch IN
curing diseases His GOLDEN MEDICAL DISCOVERY cur the
malignant scroflOus Affections restores digestion
moves impurities the blood ard enrches It, II the
liver sluggish bowels conspaed with headache or dLz
ness his PLEASANT PUBGAyE PBLLEs These remedies
mn
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MIDNIGHT WEA TIER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

For New-England threatening weather and
rain with brisk eastery winds backing 10 norhery fall
Tor he Made States aud l0cer tas region threatening
ueafhsr and rain, JOiloced by clearing oeaber IN ne
Southern and Western portions, ,rinds ShytJ u noTW-
erin ard resterl si.ght change in temperature aud tow
blI rising barometer.
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STRANDED STEAMERS AT LONG BRANCH.
THE AuERIoUE MOVED soUTHwAhD-REMOYAL OF
THE BUsLAND's CARGO DELAYED By STORMY
WEATHER.
Yesterday was hard day" at Long Branch ;
the hardest men, accustomed TO the foam nypg up
toward the hotels turned their sides to the wind, and
otl-eloth suits were common among the fishermen ana
visitors All day ON Sunday throngs OF country people
came down to the beach 10 the wrecks, aud every
available conveyance was brought into reqiistlon to
AIRY the stseerst Many persons hocked toward Sea-
bright preparod to see the Amerque oaed or but they
were disappointed The Coast WeckinI Compnny's men
were hard at work. and the working crew on she vessel
did all they could Through their efforts the vessel was
moved on Sunday nights ude about i5O feet in south
southeast direction. and the wreckrs feel more conf
dent Of oating her OF during the present high tides
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=, The present style of weather calls 10 minI
the remark Of a sable brother, that "be had mos
alters noticed II he lived fro dc mouth OF March, he
nVed fro do year."
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Venus AND THE FAsHIoSs.-FrcDch men-
dres. iuAers have long been trying To compel their
raronetses TO adopt AL e1cecains, oats and uncoa-
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the life and natural color OF the hair
PABKERs HAIR BALsAM restores both.
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VESSEL, ASHORE IN THE CHESAPEAKE.

WASHINGTON, March 26.-The Signal Service
observer at Norfolk reports to the Chief Signal Officer at
$50 D. m as follows: An unknown bark Is ashore on tue
sand shoals near smiths Island, Va and flying signals
of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-27

TRIBUNE OFFICE, March 27-1 m.-The steep descent
Yesterday of the OF arpressure shows that tie
center OF the storm not very far distant Some
curious osca of pressure took place near smdown
II il evident that the progress Of the storm to the north
ward is slow and the rain and high wind may continue
here vet for some hours. Temperature low during
the day hut rose toward midnght-an unfavorabe sign
For this city and vicinity, stormy, windy morning may
be expected After clearing warmer weather VIII
probably prevail for II day OF two.
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

rh. ,ov. variations In this city by tenths
lines divisions Of time for the -
pr.e.dns mnt Irregular white line the oscillations Of
The daring those houra
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6ueuai Noilees.

Advertisements intended for the issue Of THE
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The New York herald., 1877-07-26
THE EXCISE CASES.

AN IMPORTANT DECISION BY JUSTICE OTTER
BoURd.
For the past week many prisoners have been brought
before Justice OterDourg at the Tombs CHARGED with
violation Of the Excise law, who produced receipts in
full for tie amount Of their licenses as paid
TO the Excise Board They had not however received
tho regular licenses. The dcbatabe question was
whether such persons liable the legal penalties
attached to violations OF the Excise law Justice Of
tcrbourg held that having shown their desire TO com
ply TO tho OF their means with the provisions
Of the law they should not be punished
on account Of any detects IN the statutes. The OPINION
OF tho Exclsc Board was desired in the matter. Tho
cases OF Edward Devney, Michael Grove Michael Gil
bride. Peter MORO, Charles LeDgd0n ana LOUIS Cav
agnaro selected as test cases 10 be heard yescr
day morning at ten O'Clock The presence OF tho
Excise Board was desired at the trial The members
Edward Donohuc, Jr., made his appearance. At the
appointed time The liquor dealers appeared before
Justice Ottcrbourg and presented their receipts Ed
ward Donahoe was then sworn, and, on Ueing ques-
toned as 10 the valuo OF these receipts, testified as
follows III the chief clerk OF the Board OF Ex-
else. recognize my signature on the receipts gwen
by sald Board. now here SHOWN. These receipts are
given by Excise Board the application oil par
lies Tor license to sell liquors. and are considered by
said Board license anu as valid untii Withdrawn
The Board does not prosecute holders OF receipts
gwen by said Board Tor money paid on application Tor
a license We have no charge or complaint 10 make
against the holders of SAID receipts"
Juetice Otterbourg then dismissed inc complaints
The New York herald., 1877-07-26
JUDGE GALATIANS ATTACHMENT.
SUMMARY OF LAW CASES.

The matter of confirming the reports OF the Com
missloners OF Estimate and Assessment in regard to
the opening OF 15eth, 157h 15sth and l5sth Streets
was yesterday postponed by Judge Westbrook until
the first Monday Of November.
In tho suit in which Sussman Sheier obtained a
judgment against Charles Rugcn Tor ST. Ooo Tor alleged
illegal disposscsson, Mr. StIecl, counsel for the do
icndant obtained yesterday from Judge Westbrook
order show cause why the judgment should not be
vacated.
Charles Becker was arrested In criminal suit
charge being implicated in the $e4 900 check forgery
upon tho Union Trust Company but on his discharge
on bail he arrested IN IA civl action An effort Is
being made vacate the latter order Of under
habcas corpus proceedings. After brici argument
yesterday before Judge Westbrook, Messrs Oliver
and Fellows appearing for the prisoner and Mr.
Wheeler "A. Pecsh Tor tho Union Trust Company,
the further hearing was ostponcd until next Tuesday.
The order TO show cause why a mandamus should
not against Surrogate Gavin IN the matter Of tho
probate O! the will ol Mary NJ Dancer, tho facts Of
winch have been fully published In The HgRALD, was
set Tor argument yesterday, before Judge West
brook, IN Supreme Court, Chambers, but not
reached at tho adjour Bmcnl the Court IL is among
the first cases on days calendar.
The New York herald., 1877-07-26
SINGULAR COMPLETELY.

Julia Butler Of No. SO East Broadway, was arraign"d
before Judge wandel on Tuesday on charge Of steal
log a quantity oi jewery valued at $500 from Emma
Jacobs OF No 70 East Broadway, on the lst Of June
Detective Dorsey, Who arrested julia received letter
on Tuesday morning signed "Pcnitence which stated
that the prisoner entirely innocent OF the crime,
Further the detective Is informed that no VIII lind
the jewery "benind tho blue naestoncs In front OF
" u'Hallorans liquor storc corner Of Catharine and
Marsc, slrectsr Detective Dorsey went TO O'Ha-
lorans look for the jcwery but was not there.
Later In tho day no received short note written in
pencil and signed "Justice, which read :"Tnc prop
cry Tor when you were looking to-day you will ind
nj hall past SIX bch,nd the ron braces in front
OF No. - Edridge street" Detectives dorsey ana
shelley the property at the place described and
Julia Butler was yesterday afternoon discharged.
The New York herald., 1877-07-26
UNIFORM THE FERRYMEN.

To rHR EDITOR THE HERALD:-
Having occasion 10 the ferries frequently o:
late between this city and Brooklyn have noticed
that there seems 10 be in especial charge OF
dock and cabins during the passage Occasionally yet
very seldom. somo person, who from his dress might
be landsman well sailor, laborer as we'll as off,
cer would order passenger from too dangerous a
stand tho edge the boat or forbid some poor
street pcder from exhibiting his wares Had IL been
necessary report any accdent trouble or 10 seek
an officer from any cause should not have known
where turn whom to accost. Would II not DO a
wise improvement the employees Of the ferries
uniformed in manner? II need not be an expen-
sive dress, but something 10 Distinguish them rom
the crowd OF passengers. II would not then be
necessary TO hunt the boat over TO IND some
one 20 take charge OF drunken rowdy or
silence group 0I street Arabs. unhorm,
however slmpic carries with certain
dignity which men respect even though tho possessor
of be un nt Tor uuy as II s ella neu some OF our
cry police are. Power rests largey 10 external ap-
pearance. WHAT would the best dsciplin,d army In
the world accomplish they went 10 the front dressed
armers' laUorers and mechanics and armed with an
III assorted collection Of effective hut lncongruous
weapons Men respect the eembance o ofhcial dig
nifty aud yield TO IT, though the real power may be IN
ierior Their so would urge tnat our erries
like many OF our railroads, be equipped with well
unIorned employees, instructed IN their duties and
especially In preservation OF order and neatness on
board the boats Tho men, knowing themselves TO DO
will take PRIDE IN the aithiui discharge
OF their dutics tho comfort aud safety OIL the pass
engers VIII DO greatly enhanced. n. L. W.
The New York herald., 1877-07-26
coxMon pLEas-sprcrAL TERM.

COMMON PLEAs-sPEcrAL TERM.
By Judge Van Hoesen.
6urey 10, va The German American Bsnk.-Order
By Judge c. p Daly.
In the matter Of Gee. e.-Ordcr s,gned
sadiler va Roberlson.-Moton 70 dismiss appeal
granted
MARINE coURr-cHAMBERs.
BY Judge McAdam.
Strasburg vs.. WohL-Judgnent ON answer ~ per
same va same-Motion to amend denied
pla,ns papers make out prims facIe case Of fraud
against the DEFENDANTS warraniug the order OF arrest
aud tho motion to vacate will be denied with leave 10
renew on a1hdavns and on payment OF $40 costs
Carroll VS.. Cullen-Tbe receiver is not chareeable
with the irreguarty the proceedings and is entitled
TO some compensation viii nx tho amount at $40.
Meekcr VS.. weid.--rhe statute gives the creditor the
right oi examination, anu ! cannot take is away.
can regulae the manuer OF conducting II, however.
this will do to the Of requiring other
examInatIon 10 be made part OF this.
Mclaughlin Vs. Ennis The practice on exonorating
bail alter action brought Is to make the order upon
payment OF taxable costs. fSee 20 How IS;
Burr 2,107; Say. So, W., B. 462 Arch. Pr. lo7.)
Hauf W.. Fredercks -Interrogatores settled.
Peters vs. Dlnn-rhs plaintiff must within three
days. cnter and copies OF tho orders mado here
In and the stay will be modified 50 lar as TO permit
tho same TO be done.
Isaacs vs. Isaacs-Compluipt dismissed.
James vs. Fletcher.-Attachment vacated.
watknson VS.. Metz-C W. Rhodes appointed re-
celveE
Loonan vs. schmidL-Compiaint dismissed.
Kaufman vs.. Thomas Judgment for plaintiff,
$735 03
Reilly VS.. Minister. Judgment for plaintiff, $67 81.
Vegrassett VS.. Schamovitz Motion granted, unIess
within ten days the appellant serves his case and pays
$40 COSTS
Blauvet vs. Parker.-The suretes will bo approved,
provided tho appellant procures new undertaking
correctly describing the judgment 10 be filed and
copy thereof served within ten days
Abbott vs. Harrison; Doyle We. Vose.-Defaulta
BY Judge Goepp.
Bonnctt VS.. Ross -Opnon
Summers vs. Beach; Mayer va Wiley; Foss
Msndelsohn; Airsch vS Grlllo; Newln vs. Wilson.
Papers filed.
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DECISIONS.
SUPREME CoUEr-cHAMBERs.


In the matter OF Harrison.-rne bail was nxcd with
q full knowledge by the committing magistrate and /
do not lcc. authorized TO reduce It, Memorandum.
Gray Vs. The National steamship Company. PRO
ceedinss cause win new bond held regular.
Parker VS.. Brown Brothers Co.-Aowancc Of two
and one-half Ier cent on sum Claimed
Colon Nurray.-Motion Tor extra allowance
granted; submit oral.
Grocsbeck VS.. sedgwick. Application for reference
denied.
COOK vs. The People, &c.--Applca,ion Tor stay re-
fused.
Pctigrew VS.. Foshay-Motion for injunction denied.
Garw VS.. McCunn.- Report confirmed.
Knopp vs. kuopp.-Order granted confirming re-
port
The Mayor, &c, Chciia Arishe survslk Jewish Asso-
ciation. &c; Waydcn vs.. Birdsall; Donohue vs.
Cohu.--Oruers granted.
Taylor Va. iroOmc.-Motion denied.
Calvert VS.. Holiday; Dcvoe VS. Dcvoe; In the mat
ter oi DO Socafras.- enOrandums.
Cannon VS.. Lock wood. Motion granted.
by Judge Donohuc.
Carmann vs.. Wemple. --Mouou granted.
SUPREME COURT SPECIAL TERM.
BY Judge Donohus.
Hardt va Schutng. g.-Scsticd Sec defendants
findings