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New-York tribune., 1877-11-14
TIE DEMOCRATS IMPATIENT TO hNo" NtAi - ~
BE THE FATF OF THE SOUTHERN C1NlEsIANIS'
fRY rrIrGEArH To TIE TBBUSEl


BE THE FATF OF THE SOUTHERN c1NrEsfANIs'
fBY rrIEGEArH To TIE TBBuNEl
WAsHINGToV. Nov. 13-The Democrats arc be-
coming very impatient at the delay Of tire senate
Committee ou Privileges and Elections in disposlng
of the contested cases from Louisiana and South
Carolina. The case Of Mr. Eustis, who was elected
by tho Wheeler Compromise Legislature IN Loulsl-
ana seems 10 De a very PLAIN one. The Senate during
the last Congress aftera long discussion. decided that
Mr Puchback was not entitled TO the seat Ihis OF
course was equivalent 10 declaring that vacancy
existed aud the Legislature OF Louisiana putting
this Interpretation upon IT, proceeded at once To the
choice Of Senator to fiji the vacancy, and elected
Mr.. Eusti- The credentials were presented at once,
and he has now been kept waiting for many
months. while the committee absolutely re-
fuses to take any action upon the sub
jscr. At the opening Of the present session
Mr.. Pmchback encouraged by the fact that the
Senate had not given the seat TO Mr. Eusts. came to
Washington and announced his intention Of re-
viving his case but 10 Is now reported that the
Committee on Privileges and Elections has written
him q letter informing him that he has no case
before it,
If Mr. Eustis is not.cnttled to the scat justice 10
the State of Louisiana requires that the committee
should announce this fact once and give the Sem
ate an opportunity 10 approve reject its decision
If he Is entitled TO tie seat, the fact that his qua
cation as Senator would reduce tue Republican ma
jorty in the upper branch of Congress by one, and
make the control Of that body by the Administration
more diiicuit than 10 is VIII not be received as
a valid excuse for unnecessary pOstpJncmeuL
There seems to be no better excuse for delaying
decision l.uun the SOutn Carolina case. The COM
mIttee hsS all the evidence bearing on tins case
which il ueeIs or desires. Aessrs CorUiu and but
Ter have agreed TO submit tie matter ON toe uucIs
wnlc. they have hlicd. Nothing remains, therefore,
but for the rmmIttee to examine these bTleIs a.d
% reach is c0-clG5iOus; aad tae only excuse
that uss been gwen tOr not doing 80 is tAe want OF
time.
Iaecase Of kcilOggagamst Spoford TO- L0ul5lo is
lieiCa, from the $40 alCci.y referred tu. - t,is
there is a dispute about tine facts aud there may
be some excuse for iu,Itutug an luv. .1-afI ron.
At the same time, thc suggestion of tlr Committee
tGat NessI-. Kellogg and -rcl1rl shall agree uprn
statement oI fac.s seems to Dee wholly useless loi
tlcrc j. no expectation t.aJ they Fii eyer rr.ten
su. b agrccIIcli, aud atlcr Llc attc.AI, b." uiI&
about uut.iar. Halur ias rallied ihc "...-....
viii have Whatever invest. g4-4gG, 90 may consider
necessary, still lo make
New-York tribune., 1877-11-14
THE BATTLE OF ALAJA DAGH.

DETAILS or TIE EOUT OF MUKHTAR PAsHA bEfohE
K,ns-REMARKABLE SKILL DISPLAYED BY HE
Er-srANs-A DARING EFFORT 10 ESCAPE MADE
BYA TURKISH DIVISION.
frBo,, Rrcr-r Az CORRESPONDENT or THE rRIDUNEl
Coysr,NrINopLE. Oct. 2i.-Ghazl Mukhtar
p,sha,s feat in front Of Kars is more complete
than was at first supposed. His brief announcement
Of the battle, dated on the 10th inst, SIMPLY SAID
that his centre had been pierced aud his right wing
had remained ON Alajl Dagh, While he
himself had been obliged to take refuge
in Kars. Il am now" he piously adds
engaged in taking the necessary measures
and in praying to the Almighty In regard TO revenge
upon the enemy" The scene OF the battle Is very
broken country with ridge succeeding RIDGE eacn
more rocky and impracticable than the other ana
hardly tree to be seen in the entire region Inc
Turkish right wing rested upon AlaJa Dagh' WHICH
New-York tribune., 1877-11-14
cRnlrs ANp cAsrALrIEs-BY TELEGRAPM

BDsroS. Nov. 13.-Edward and u. W. Day, jr.,
bcE u.es OF Dauvrrs % Is reported have aDsCol.
ed. leaving liabilities exceeding e6OOOO
MONTREAL, nov. l3.-Ihe case of Colonel Bond,
brksr charged tie Cy and District savings auks Al
clnsyTlcy been scttel tue prosecution Withdrawn
MlLAEsB,RRF. Penn. Nov. l3.-Ihe Grand Jury
OF Luz,rue County Dlni bills against
Michacl Lahcy and Fatrck common ior The mulacr VI
J0hn hOue, June last ~ Eltita.e AsO 4gunsl JOA
Malta. clargCd VIII The 4ulAcf o. Mcael asns last sep
Iember. at DunmOro.
QUEBEC Nov. 13.-A Swiss, named Spriugall
pa-seurrr Oy arrtated nero on
the arrival OF Tia. steamer uu O committing eA.eh
ave rbDeries during The pass passenger hafing
ost 4lsOlu odd sprngal supposed tO b. The party ~hO
e. On board mite Line aneEs.
AID "a sOag KIT for by New YORK detectives
New-York tribune., 1877-11-14
sERvlA DRIFTING INTO THE WAR.

L-NUOH, II05IIJl NOV, 10 I'7I'
From the most trustworthy source the Bel
Grade correspondent of The Times teIegraphs hear
tat the active interference of Seryia in tAe war Is
nearer at hand than was generally supposed Yes
terl,y another subsidy Of two million francs
800. .OoOl arrived from Russia. An extraordinary
cabinet Council was held yesterday under the presi-
dsrcv Of Prince Milan, IN which, II is stated the
par.i.ipst.,u Of ecrya in the war was determined
on. A proclamation to the army Is SAID to be al
ready prepared
LoxDoS, wednesday, Nov. II, 1877.
The Timc's correspondent In Belgrade telegraPhs
that signs Of activity In Seryla are multiplying;
fresh troops are daily marching to The frontier am
bulance corps are forming, and 10 the ar5ehai al
Kr,,,,ievotz worl, is going on night and day.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-14

ALBANY, y. Y, Nov. 13.-This afternoon
Charles Clpper age forty, residing at NO. los Filts.
in this CITY, was accidentally shot and killed by Dr. Ian
sing while the latter, in company with DIT HasSips and
another friend was engaged IN target prac-
tice M West bany. After several shots had
been fired Dr. Lansing took his position, and
Carprr who had with the party scorer, ~gnat
that All was ready and stepped back about forty feet
from tlc target Dr. Lansing aimed and nrtd TIE btl
entered Clppcre breast, and he ded almost instantly
Th. party returned the city ana offered 10 deliver
Themselves up. buf the Chief OF Poce. aor healu- th Ir
story. decided they were wel-Knovu citizens, 90 let
them g1 ON their promise To appear at Ic inquest To-
morrow. Clpper leaves wife and four children.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-14
WHY TIE NAVY COfFEES ARE EMPTY.
.ONGRfss CHARGING To- rH. D.FAaIM1NT WHAT O.


- =.
WA~H- SCION, NuV. l}.-rcN members on either
-iso oil the House of il. .pr--eutatiye- seem o. lu-
l+l r,. . tf..,..- ,r,r,-.,t., .,., i. ,i.c,.. -,
to IIotl.' t'i tL. It1 "i tf- H"FJ A'i '' 't..'.r
three mon D., Of I. I9.r fiscal tt.r aaa a. has -
...r ....... I.....,,.. eliza. t.. t...i...r
~ '
arose Iom i-e diversion Us i.e t.'- secretary va
Tie Navy ot approx ap.,4o.s I5r tAe pay II tll olI-
e.r- ID, %. l,.r. f..,rr,,..,.- This I. NOT lrr.
.,.ii.4 d. ..... 3. .-....r- .- ....l,,-. , f.
I"' 1-- -'' "
cr'Ss t' proYltr -N'n money as tAr itN of tfnt1 i-
tleuavr entities Tic p.i..r, and men to receive.
- ., f .f r D.
i'i Hi7.-'''' '-'i' i7 -'l''l't i ''' i't 'i '-
navy, as at pre-. ut organized, about -. 10000.
...,...,., .... - re- ~
-"i wac ''3 f ''' '."'''7 " ' ".' '-
New-York tribune., 1877-11-14
ANEW TEXAS PACIFIC BILL.
IT Is NoT TO BE BROUGHT ~ UNTIL DECENBER-
Mr. POTIEHs SUCCESSOR TO BE NANED ~ a
Du

DAY or TWO.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBrNEl
WAsHINGICN, Nov. 13.-1le Texas Pacific Rall-
road Company has concluded NOT TO have IFS pro-
posed bill asking the Government for further and 70
enable it 10 complete rs road, introduced In the
House until the regular session of Congress. This
BILL il is understood is much changed rom thai re-
ported by Mr.. Lamars committee last WINTER
and The amount of bonds which the company VIII
request tie Government TO guarantee has been
greatly reduced. At the same time the represents
tlves of the company now in Washington think 'Iat
1t viii be better not TO give tine details Of the pro-
posed measure 10 the public at present, as they
would have TO DO, If their bi should be introduced
before the adjournment but TO postpone IT'S pIesenta-
tion until the Committee on Pacific Railroads 10
ready to take it up for consideration.
In this connection, il may be said that Speaker
Randall is expected within day or two to ti The
vacancy in the House Committee. Custom will re-
qure that Mr.. Throckmorton Of Texas who stands
second upon the committee shall succeed 10 the
chairmanship, although hc is more anxious for the
success Of the Subsidy Bill and completion of t.,e
road than he ls to secure his own promotion. II
Speaker Randall would consent tO appoint a chair
man, Who would be favorable to the plans OF tle
Texas PacIIc Company, and thus make the seatl-
meut of the committee IN favor Of the proposed DIl
stronger than II IS now, Mr. TuroC kmOrt0n would
very willingly remain IN his present position OF
ono on the committee.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-14

PORTSMOUTH, y. H., Nov. 13.-At o'clock
this Afternoon freight engine, with saloon car and
three empty tre st ears, approached the bridge over
P.scata0ua River at GOOdspccd. a vessel mad just
t,-,e! rough the draw aud the engineer not noticing
lie sigu % season. the train precip taed into tie
river TIE engineer and fireman jumped Oh on the
bridge aui escaped injury. George T. Brown OF Parsons
Il, ld Ne train hand. was on top OF one O the cars,
ar went down Win tlc train; uus rose TO the surface,
aud WAS rescued. lie sustained severe cut ana some
prui,rs TIE water sixty feet dl.I, and the OComO-
ri d. uro1ibly total loss. The engine was the New
buryuort which Was in the famous Revere disaster.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-14

is a group Of mountains higher than the others.
enclosing a grassy plateau within the cicie Of its
peaks Of rock. Tie position was impreguable, but
il has the disadvantage Of lack Of roads to the
rear II the Turkish centre could be broken the fate
Of the thirty battalions on Alaia was sealed
beyond perdyenture. The Russian plan Of attack
was Identical with that which failed in the battle OF
October2 The night Of the 1ith an adventurous
division crossed the Arpa Chai River and seized
position in the rear of the Turkish centre, and next
morning October 1J at daylight the main Russian
attack was delivered upon Eylia Tepc, which was
the key to the whole Turkish line, just as tho
little Gagni TepG was the key 10 the line
in the battle of the I'd inst At the same time tre-
mendous artillery fire was directed upon Aaja, IN
order to keep the Turkish right wing busy. In the
battle of the 2d, Mukhtar Pasha had troops enough
20 beat off the thanking column IN his while he
reinforced his threatened centre. But his losses
had been very heavy, and his army was no longer
equal TO its work. In only three hours the
Russians had carried Eya the Tep6,and amostjoined
hands with the division which had come across
Arpa Chai." There was nothing for the Turks to do
but to get out Of the way. This was accomplished
with more speed than dignity and that night
the astonished garrison OF kars found itself
once more face to face with the enemy.
The division under HagI Reshid Pasha, left on
Alaja Dlgh. was entirely isolated and surrounded
With it all, nearly all, the Turkish cavalry,
and it had thirty-two pieces Of artillery The Rus
slams could not carry Alaja Dagh but on the other
hand, the Turks could not open communication wlth
their General in-CAief, and were completely baiied.
One OF tue cavalry generals was Aoosa PaSia' VINO
was educated IN Russian military academy, ana
has commission III the Russian Army having ne
serted to the Turkish service at the beginning oi tne
war. This gentleman naturally felt misgIyings as
to the result Of an interview with the Grand
Duke Michael, and urgently demanded tAat
an attempt be made by the uools TO
cut tAtr way out. lie rank ana NE oI
tne army being moraIy certain 'nA' 'I' ''.oV'o
"o'.-'. ''' mem al II .'-'S 3
oN'"sN ~ uo ~ a'N ''i'n 90
tlo enemy as a IdDOle, ana s'od part u ul'ln
escaped. Ot course baggage ana ardHery were
siculced, aAd the DIVISION was utterly as
organized and scattered Over J-e country Inc
Co5-cAs are still picking up the tlslu'es oy scores.
lho result oI 10 all is tA'I me ."O'e5 axe
coAple'ey turned upon '"c I.---'' ''u''"'"i -'-'
Aa' "a hN taken % i'" '1''a'io9 '" I'll'"''u -.--
haI' HpoA tde p--7'' oI Tue . -"'A'" 'lo''-'I''''
aId ihe ca"lalsl Is exactly ""eie II was o." l'.
$500 u APR" '"a.. Inc 'o"+P'e oi I1e ''-A.."
army I'D non, Oh Mars Is so t'-'' ''' '""1 o.'
"ol'I Di Jla-."su I'D "".''-i''l"7 " 'o.E
ts-a ana sN'''' o'"ap's Oh '"a "No,' i"lN- ia,
".' .'t .'.'' wei. i'' , ,-,.
-'N' N'" '.-' '-1 -.
'''-' I..,.,- .n'rr
New-York tribune., 1877-11-14
P.cEruoy To CONTROLLER oLcoTE

ALBANY, Nov. 13.-An enthusiastic reccp-
zion was gwen th evening at the State House 70 Con
tro.er O.co;t by the leading citizens Of A.
bany. Iue Controller was introduced to the large
as-enlnlsge in front Of the state House by
Eufu Pcckhau. VINO spoke lem -th in euoGy of the
the Controllers course, aud IA strain OF cousratua
ton uHou the hlJtouug vote received Uy um at & &C.
cent election Controller OleJtr expressed MS thanks
Tor tie conn! !iL4tut rendered lIln.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-14
TFLFGRAPuIC NOTE.

COLUMBUS, s. c., Nov. 13-The State fair opened
TODAY Governor Vance viii deliver tie annual address
JACKSON, Miss. Nov 13.--The Mississippi State
fail and races the auspices OF the Mississippi Jockey
CLUB began to-day.
MONTREAL, Nov. I3-A writ OF attachment has
issued against A. r. o. Gautlner a. Gauthier hard
$4,000.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 13.-The picture by Fortuny,
The Council House In Grenada" valued AZ tloooO and
th CIV has been and returned Philadelphia
New-York tribune., 1877-11-14
WASHINGTON.
ov1y WEEK MORE or CONGRESS.


-, ,Dro-uyr.Nr NEXT WEEK rEODABLE-sIyEg
rSDsE q sIoN-caIucIsNs oS TIE BUREAU
ar ~ cs-CoNGHEssIOSAl THEMES.
u has been decided 70 move an adjourn
nept of Congress on the ODD in the House this
week A Adcl,catino IF Ncw-York bankers argued
against the Silver Bill before the Senate Finance
Committee, last evening. The Syndicate say
remonctultion would stop Che sale of bonds.
The thirty-day limit Of the Tenure of Office
Act expires to-day, and number Of
appointments viii have to be made
to-day accordingly. The Texas Pacific
BIZ VIII not be presented to Congress before
December. A special commission reports
that there are irregularities in the Bureau
of Statistics, it calls for a reorganization
Of the bureau. Mr.. Metcafe has won his suit
for a certificate Of election in the Missouri
courts. The Caucus Committee Of Republicans
had a talk with President Hayes last night
about appointments.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-14
ANorurn GENERAL ASSAULT .oBABLE.

L0NU|N- II0-I nv, Wv, II I7'''
The Vienna correspondent of Tie Tins tclographs
"Thc capture of tLe position wLcn General
ssob,eu has been a,,lc.il T. would tun all the In
tcryeuing works towards RioIzeyo, TutcheHitz1 aud
GlIvi.za. Is seems pretty certain that thc hsltIng
has not set been for the redoupts themselves but
for rifle pits In front of them. The doubts are the
same which were temporarily cccuuied by General
skobcleT in the battle Of september IL.
Accordln. to to-days rumois from the
Russian camp. preparations are making for
a general assault on Plcyua' This correspondent
seems inclined TO think these reports may be well
founded, as t is doubtful whether it Is possible to
starye Oman Plsha out before Winter.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-14
, ,trsprAcrn oWIrcII.

PoUGHKEEPsIE, \. Y, Nov. l3.-An acci-
dcu. occurred at o'clock tAs evening, on the Poash-
kecpsie Hartford and Boston Railroad near TIE s1a1o
line caused by the engine rinmg oh tine track on a.
,.,,,, ~ a tnisulaced switch. Coudu tor Frederick
nus was caught between le platform OF tie forward
car aud tie tender ~ the engine ana Was seriously m
urr,l. None OI the passen-tls were l1rt.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-14
FOUR LIVES LOST oS LAKE MICHIGAN.

DETROT, Mich, Nov. I3.-A dIspatch was
rece ed Ilom Grlldsloue city tu af rnoOu stating that
In. schooner Berlin. OF Bun.lo, struck reef during
Gale an Thursday gAt. and went pieces Captain
J.lusoo and the cook, colgred man, were drowned.
IIe remainder Of the crew. four M number, cluus 20
Uorfions Of the wreck all night ana until p. m next
a4t when they were reached by the hteb0at and two
~ frn were rescued alive. the other twO-the captains
son and sailor whose Tame Is uukn lWn-Aa'Ins per
iah4d from pXpOsure,
New-York tribune., 1877-11-14
ERZERUM AGAIN ATTACKED.
THE RUSSIANS UNSUCCESSFUL.
Another GENERAL ASSAULT on rLrySA coyrr,

ANOTHER GENERAL ASSAULT OE PLEvNA CONrTM-
PLATED.
The Russians have made a second attack on the
deleuces at Erzerum, and have met only partial
cess. General Skobeeif has succeeded in establish
ing himself firmly at the position lie lately acquired
near PleYna. Ii is said that the Russians about 20
make another general assault on that stronghold
oeryla seems firmly resolved on war. The Montene-
grns have captured fort commanding the town Of
AutIyafi
New-York tribune., 1877-11-14
MORE FIGHTING NEAR ERzERUM.

LVNDONf IUtsual, NOV. 10, I.II,
kussan official dispatch states that General Hey
mann advanced against Erzerum. Thursday night
but his columns lost their way the darkness Three
Russian battalions captured the fortified position at
Azlzie, and although obliged to withdraw before a
superior force Of Turks, carried of j59 prisoners
The Russians lost 80 killed and 600 wounded.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-14
The SESSION NEARLY OVER.
TIE HOUSE THROUGH us IMPORTANT WORK-A1
JOURSMENT MKT WEEK.
[BV TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE
[BT TELECRAPH 10 THB TRIBUNE


WASHINGTON. Nov 13-The House passed the
Naval Deficiency Appropriation Bill to-day. and this
completes in the Lower House the important busi-
ness for the transaction Of which Congress was
called in extra session. Both the Army and Navy
Bills have now gone TO the Senate. The House Of
representatives, will probably indulge itself in a
EAeusSiOn Of the bill iOT the repeal Of the ResuRp
New-York tribune., 1877-11-14
TIE IMPROVEMENT OF RIVERS.
TWO COMMITTEES or TIE HOUSE DIFFERING As To
WHICH HAS JURISDICTION OF THEM.
fEY rELELEAPH TO THR rRTECNE1


WAsHSGTOS, Nov. 13.-An. interesting cOutrO-
versy is likely to arise between two committees
presided over by Representatives from Texas.
Mr.. Reagan is the chairman.of the Committee on
Commerce and Nr. Schleicher OF that Railways
and Canals. Custom has sanction ID the reference
10 the former committee of all bills. resolutions,
petitions, ETC., relating to the improvement Of
rivers and harbors although the seventy-ninth rule,
adopted in 1895 does not mention tbs class Of sub
ieets a. coming within the jurisdiction of the
committee at all. The language of that rule 49, 1t
shall be the duty Of the Committee on Commerce To
take into consideration such petitions and matters,
and things touching the commerce Of the United
New-York tribune., 1877-11-14

ton Act, which win last several days. Speech
making this bill resumed this afternoon. and
continued FOR two hours. Some OF the addresses
would bc exceedingly interesting, but for the fact
that the subject has been discussed az such
great length not only in former Congresses, but on
the stump and in the newspapers, that every body
has made mp his mind in regard 10 it. As soon as
Nj Chittcnden of Now-York, took the floor this
afternoon, for the purpose of making a speech in
opposition to the bil great number Of Represen
tatiyes left their places. and during the remainder
Of tie session there were many empty benches
Air Cmttendens speech was full Of sound financial
ideas and strong recommendations, and was listened
to attendyely by those who remained
The Wavs and Means Committee, to-day,
authorized their chairman, Mr. Wood to report concur
rent resolution tomorrow providing for final adjourn
ment OF the present Of Congress On Thursday
22d INST at 6 o'clock p N.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-14
TIE CHESAPEAKE AND ONO CANAL INJURED

BALTIMORE, Nd, Nov. ia speclaI us
patch from Cumberland. Md dated yesterday, says:
heavy land snde occurred this morning IN the east ap-
ro,cb 10 the tunnel OF the Chesapeake AM O0 Canal,
uIling the PRISM and breaking the lock gates ind flames
Tb damage heavy, and IL w take over week To- re-
pair IT, by which time the canal may De closed oy ce
New-York tribune., 1877-11-14
THE ADVANCE on ERZERUM.
MORE RUSSIAN TROOPS BEFORE The ARMENIAN


81. PErERsBURG, Tuesday, Nov 49, 1877.
The GO'Os publishes special dispatch from the
Russian headquarters before kars, which says the
S0ghaulu and Eriyan columns have taken up pos
itiOns near Erzerum.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-14
A SENATE COMMITTEES DELAY.

some money with which to complete his education
and that his cooperation was given for this purpose
New-York tribune., 1877-11-14

THE SYNDICATE ALAMEDA NEw-YORR COM
MTTEE IN WASHINGTON, AND THOROUGHLY IL
, 1877-01-06
MY PET.

c1naa IN my arms como nestle, my pct,-
49, Cong nestle. my jewel, my dark .eyrd uuccnt
We MI! lnnch At Tic HttadOwf that MI nur way:
VIC Will let The world fsown q. hnrslt a. II may:
The bliasrs 1T love arc half iokt iu tic day,
=. ny love and my life. my tlurk -oyed nuccn!
Io canse yon pung mn grief will lot
u hie lure you, aud ttnt will be ever mr. pct -
Ihat WILL bS cfer aud ays, my Qucenl
Look tnto my eyes with your eyes divine,
ny 1eWel, my pei 4na mE dark ryrd Gnecnt
10 you know, I've more faIlInEs than Gun sneak
You ARC noh!e and wlse. aud | nm weak,
MOI worthy tho treasure that would seek,
ny l91s and NY pct, my dark.ryrd quvenl
tIht "! bathe my llfu At your llfu'e shrfns
And eao tide Of your 1Ife will purify mine,
fofI an yoaFs-youEs on!y, my queen.
Oh! touch my lips with your lips like wlut.
Ny light aud my life. my dark. eyed uusen!
same; "~
! VIII cling TO yon ever In want and shane:
Mll! iollDw yoM ever through GooI and lsne.
:, Alf lnto anu my pet, my ilark- eyed quceul
tur Erlef rero glhdnesa uttered with you,
Anu !Iadfs wuuld search over and 1hsouyt!
Al = word ffonl my darling. my qurcnl
Then elose In my arms COINS ncrite, my pet-
Eone Heailo. my Jewel. my da1k. eyed a3etnt
tHIefs att winsoIBc and dcbnnalr,
Hut never 4 "1iuan 80 ehnfmIng. 10 falf.
Never woman - true, awctf,
A. MY loYs sud my llte, my is.k.cyed oueepl
Io CAUSE YoI pahE no grief will II let
Mills love you, aid that will be aver. nv BET
1aat"i'! be ever aud ayc, my Gueen!'
CHtARY JAM8s,
, 1877-01-06


CHIcA0o, Jan. 4.-When doctors dIe9rrec
who Is to decide! DR.. Moody, III tho 1al,cr
1aelc, las bccn telling us during the rast three
months that tho Bible is oil true, from Gcur.t,
to Revelation; that It Is Gut!'s worl to man,
c1'en by Divine fusplruttun, and lcnep must be
free from. error or iaschootl; that 10 JIscrc,1it
one portion Is to disrrctit II ait; that to rrcrt
part is to reject tile whole; that to reject as
untrue certain portions Of the Old Testament,
sucll aS the nccount Of the origin of the world,
or Of tte old bloody wur6 Of the curly trjbc, Or
q +loilaIi Aitl the whale, Is to reject tho New
Testament with its Aectuln, ot Christ nml
the A1Hstlrs auu Paul; that W. must
receive as true tho cnttrc Buuk Or nunc NJ nil
Nov cni'lcs nlDnC Ur. Swing, III the Alliance
VINO tells Us that Dr. Moosiy's private belief In
tue truth ot lllc alovc U!l 'Ics,arnrnt accounts
!. without Interest to ANY one. and that IL is
nt'itul1!lB tn afralgu the UortoE, who IL Without
theoogc lore, for his belief upon this point.
Now, What wish to know Il, which vi these
doctors Is soun1 IL fnlth. There tec,ns 10 be q
Wide difference in Their respective beliefs They
CART bofh bc right. EItllcr tl1u B.btr IL all true
or IL IA nut, These doctors arc E,u,l prominent
representatives Of the evangelical 'faltll, and
should nsrce IN their theology, fur, II mY mem.
"ry serves me correctly, the Wcstlniustcr Az
sc'nb!y cattell!am gives furtl, no uncertain
sound upon Ibis poiut vi belief IN tho UILlc,
tan you throw light upon this seemingly con-
Trajectory attitude or position OF these two
champions OF tho Christian faith! at.tl ol1t.e
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