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New-York tribune., 1878-11-07
RECAPITULATION
RESULTS IN KINGS COUNTY.
A DECIDED REPUBLICAN VICTORY

DECIDED REPUBLICAN VICTORY
THE REPUBLICAN TICKET ELECTED WITH TIE TX
cFPTION OF CHARITIES COMMISsloNERS-Two
REPUBLICAN CoNGREssMES, -FOUR ASSEMBLY
MuN, SHERIFF, CONTROLLER, CITY AUDITOR
AND ELEVEN ALDERMEN ELECTED.
In Brooklyn the Republican ticket has been
elected, with the exception Of the Charities Commits
sOners The Republicans gain one member OF Congress
four Assembymeu four Aldermen and two Supervisors
This gives the Republicans absolute control OF the Com
mon Council and will enable them TO rcioct confirm
the men nominated by the Democratic Mayor next May
for Commissioners OfCy Works, Police and Excise and
Fire and Buildings, aud other municipal Offices. There
is q gain of two Republicans iu the Board OF Super
visors Nevertheless the Democrats retain their major
ity IN this Board.
In the lid Congressional District. Daniel ORely the
independent Democratic and Republican candidate, Is
elected over bis Democratic opponent, T. c. LitohfeId,
by majority Of 3053. g. B. Chenden Is reelected In
the Hid District by largely increased majority reach
ing TO G951 In tho IVth District. Archibald II. Bliss
Deni Is reelected but by reduced majority.
or the AssemDlymen elected, the Republicans have
four out Of the nine. gain Of two.
The Republicans carry the Controller and City Audi
tor the Democrats the two Commissioners Of Charities
Tie vote for Charities Commit follows:
District District
i-Henry, Dem. SO, ,O24 Ii-snipman, Dem. 30 G29
Felt, Rep. ....... .34,72s Reeve, Rep. ...,35, ,252
Piunkett, Iud.... 1887 Dennehy, Ind. 4,J6l
The following Aldermen and Supervisors have been
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SAMUEL PHELPS.
LONDON, Nov. 7.--Samuel Phelps, the actor,
died Yesterday OF congestion OF the brain.

Samuel Phelps was born AZ Davenport in
isOO. In mis- youth he learned typ,settinS. but re-
uounced that business for the stage, on which he ap
pcared for the nst time at York in 1928 His first at
tempt before London audience was IN the character OF
Shylock at the Haymarket Theatre under the manage
mont n, MIR Webster and tho performance
fnyOrahy received nor his next essay IN tho
ardu0us part Of Hamlet less successful When Maeready
uudet TOOK the management of COyent Garden Theatre
In 1897 Mr. Phelps engaged as one OF the leading
performers, and at the public tnlerlalhlncnt i
ibe stage IN ls5I, he pointed TO Mr.. Phells
"a the most promising and accomplished
performer o the day. In IL 81 he became
manoger OF gadler's Wells Theatre, and In 80 doing
made OF his chief Objects TO restore tne popuar
of inc Iegitiuae drama then at "a very low ebb. He
was engaged By MI Fletcher at the Lyceun. ana after
ward M he Drry Theatre, where ue has appeared
regularly for several scHsOns His leading charnctC ra
tics as an actor both in tragedy and comedy, were ono
OF bis blographers scrupuous adherence 70 thc
meaning Of the author and nne elocution, combined
with careful rcgtrd the archaeological requirements
Of the mise scre" lie edited an euluon VI ehaAe
spearc pubiishrd IN 1888
New-York tribune., 1878-11-07
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM UAyRE-Bg Steamship Psr-irrnNrs % and Miss
Rozas T. d. Mrs. f. SOanez Mis- H. Nnsow,
MIR and Peletier ana Mr. Dussacq' Mr; Cormer
H. COstcnann. Mr Cesp Mrs Criante ana child Mar
cao Pesez f. Walter. L. FerreTa d. PuJO H. j. Th0massoD.
Mira Bois, DieIz j. Franeola. F. Kraft j. Manoad
the Iev Neret COGlna Mt aud Mrs. &. CadOn Mr.
Dastion NJ Essnger W. II. Young A. Pope Miss Yer.
der Miss s. Smith, Mrs. r. Arnaude, Mrs u Germmande
and child MOndot fanglade Jouny Faure SalOy
Monte Chebance Pellet peisssr. Borell t. Bore.l Mrs
BOrcll Mt aud Mrs Pons j. }. McGinley f. La
goumarsino aud child NJ DerkCnne, j. h. Marot Mr Car
rtcabusn Mr.. and MIRA A. Martini, Nit and Mrs Dontol
MIR nnd Dsse AuguStin Mrs, - Torchi. Mrs y De-
camps Mira Violet Mr. r. de- MrrimOnde. r. Huek Mrs T..
\ Mauny. NJ Stiner. Mrs &. PeTon Mira M. Feheren
back and child. Mrs T. SloeEer Mt and Mrs T. Hurli
MANN Schmetz, G, BaChmnn, MI CrOnan, Mr., hrS anu
Miss Spier MI Turuis Mr.. " erdE. Mr. Jones, Mr. Dulac
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mvselr member Of the Yellowstone Expedition. Inere
s not even color Of truth in the report The ludians
were hostile They had thought Of yielding thein
selves They we're threatening the settlers all along the
YaiInwstone Valley The General surprised them III
their camp by swift marching, and most prompt anu
skful man9uvres. When the fight was over, ana tne
captured Bannacks were in bis hands Was US t The
ty that saved them from Insult and death from tue
Crow scouts and ghters who Were part OF the Gehe,
ol,s forces and who claimed the captured INDIANS s
their sneeal prey-te for torture the women ior
outrage after the fashion. Any one VINO kn'ws
General Miles would need no denla OF Sucn repoh in
Gnick and daring as he ia Ill fighting quick is he III
manly sympathy. It would be simply imposslDie 10, i1r
hin TO do what this story tells Very respete,g'
yours, - "A'A-'D -~
BTooElWl, Nov. 3, 1878.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-07

str Knckerboeker Kemble Neworleans Oct 80 70 c.rs
ST BsneIsctor Jones. Wilmington, nc. Nov 2, to VIM.
str Francolla Bragg Portland. Ne. 70 j + Ames
preafwatr 50 days IL ballast 70 Benam BoSesen DeaSa
Bark Braziiers Ger gaekens Rio Jsneiro Al days. win
BARK Ale1ander Campbell cof cnsrryheld. Me-, Buu,,,
S % a.iaa 2Rssp Sa
In ballast TO FnnGh - sdye 4 CO ., ~
with sugar % order; vessel 70 James Henry. -'"'s
Brig Bertha tPort hn1dssn SEN Oporto Az days VITA cork.
Brig Etna oi Ficon McKnnOn, Belfast 40 days. In Ss..,
BTis Nigianna fagpa CtsD MaurO, Antwerp 90 days. IN
srs Alice BrsdsSaw of Windsor 81, sanford R.rs.u a
'fs Da ncarS Oi YapmoSh 81 ArecaDo 10 ay. VII,
sugar to Lanman 4 Kemp vessel TO simpson shaw "a
Der BsS a with hum
schr benjamin Reed. Kennebec River, with Ice to Con-
schr Virginia, Armstrong. HlsbOrO, B, 10 days with
WIN Barry Douglass, Of and 10 days from st Joar
scbr Acars Hamln Of and days from st John NB win
atht0Jed FGys CO. @d Gesss 10 Tom e Neyius Sic sos
9th inst and anchored at sandy HOOK up the CITY
today.
wIND-sunset-A, sandy Hook light Me- thick and clouds,
At City Islard light NJ cloudy.
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Bier sam Morocco Geo Builey: Sallie Benton, Budey
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month"; Mass Cartwright q Doyle.
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FOREIGN PORTS.
LIVERPOOL Nov GAIT Gordon Castle, from NeuYork
sailed iii ST str bulgaria for Boston
QUEENSTOWN Nov 6-Saiei str City OF Montreal, nom
otfnAMPToy Nov 5-Arr ctr RhelD, from NewYOrk iOf
Bremen
Sal ed str Oder. for New.YOrk.
CRooKHAyES, Nov e.-AT str Ilyrisn, from Boston fos
ASrTTRp vov s-sailed, str Daniel stenman for New
Goypox Nov 6-saiIed LIST inst Maria CIistina, for New.
YORK Belgium; 4th Iarkspur Midas, capt Mckenziei
Iertha Capt Mcbride the latter for NeWN0rk 0th INST
fid Exceisi' T. Capt AbrshapseB; 9th inst, Ahambrs
ut Capt Petersen 81 inst Nalsy louise
Wichards: 4th inst Bessie Crosby the Latter on tcAsoLei
RI publik Norma. Capt BeIneckef Professor IAntner
New-York tribune., 1878-11-07
THE PROPHETIC CONFERENCE.

To me Edttor or The Tribune.
SIR Now that the assumed pre- -mlllennal
prophets have dispersed, wish TO oner, through your
columns the suggestion that IL they devote themselves
heIeatc TO unresoryed seeking after "Thy kingdom
come, Thy Will be done In earth It In Heaven" and
an absolute 1istul waiting until they be endued with
power from high" they Will experience no further
trouble about literal construction Of language, intended
best II might 10 represent inspired Thought Then
all darkneN will have passed away and the only true
light shine IN a perfect eflgence. "Thon shall the
righteous shine forth the In the kingdom OF their
Father" Yours respectfully, j. BENTON FARLEY
Mott Hateu, Nov. 3, 1873.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-07
MARRIAGE or BIsMARCK,s DAUGHTER.

BERLIN, Nov. 6.-The civil marriage OF the
Princess Bismarck. daughter OF Prince Bismarck, with
Count Rauzau tcok place at o'clock this afternoon IN
the palace Of her father The religious ceremony was
performed at 43O o'clock. al the Radziwel Palace III
werr held The bride was elegantly attired In dress
white satin and lace Jewels OF diamonds ana
pearls She also wore q magnificent bridal Vel Among
The distinguished pefsOuages present. tho Crown
Prince and Count LetOndoy, the latter representing the
EmperOr VINO the bride and the Princess Bismarck
each a pair nf magnificent diamond bracelets He also
sent Prince Bismarck the Order OF the crown SECURE
and Star OF tho hrsclasE, also the Order or tne heu
Eagle, which order nobody has hitherto received Ihe
9TH presents the bride were numerous ana OF great
value.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-07
LETTERS FROM TIE PEOPLE.
SHAKERS AND TIE SECOND ADVENT.

SliAkEKS AND lie NIOOND AD'
To ne Editor OF The TrtbHHe.
SIR: Our order of believers" is founded
upon the assumption that Christ has come the second
time VIII you give me space In THE TRIBUNE for as
briefly as eau condense the argument sustaining our
postiOni
As Shakers We have reduced faith 10 practice for
one hundred years To faith we sacrifice, frs the love
OF men and women; second, the desire or individual
property third ambition OF who shall DO the greatest
in politics. the ruling classes; fourth, the mill
tary spirit with its Inducements OF prciernent; nnh
popularity in orthodox Evangelical Christendom.
Although We have dedicated our lives, labor and
sacred honor TO the object OF the Prophetca Confer
ence, the Conference would not respond 10 an
application, made through DR.. Tying, for
place and voice in the Conference A, the Pharisees
ignored present Christ, who stood In their midst
and they knew II not Is it in HIS second coming. The
PYSpheiic Conference ignores the Kingdom OF Heaven
for which they have been praying Just as the Jews cOu
tinue to pray for the coming Of the Messiah . they
shall build houses and nobt them plant ORCHARDS sin
VINEYARDS AMI ea the fruit OF them, aud my people sha
long enjoy the fruit OF their labor, In love To erh Oter
This Is good scripture, from the od ad'n n ~
the Spirit World and 10 Is TACT. CapnH anu Laoor
have adjusted their differences Ia the hlnguOh where
the least and the greatest paakc OF tue sacrament thlee
times day " oil eating, not sham nut real substantial
meal at the table OF the Lord religious commune
VIII you give reasons for the nope inat ~ III
me- ana for the fruition Of hopes have realized
bird in hand Is worth "A thousand Tying In the midst
Of the old heavens Christend0m with lis clues, ie re-
sut OF lhnd monopoly its eight millions OF soldiers
rued to XIII each other ta hospitals 10 Egyptian
Diseases and its insane asyums In winch 10 chIcca
the incpraoes WITH its institutions III % To ,re
ductd TO beggary, making them homeless iramls-t
ths be not the Babylon Of tho Apocayp.c That should
fall as mstouo would fall INTO the 6tHf he not The
old heavens that should pass away, what aud where
H. this great Prophetic dny.
Please let Shakers have their say.
MoHHt Lebanon, Nov 4, 1873. i. w. ENANs.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-07
THE ANGLO-AMERICAN FISHERY DISPUTE.
ToRoNTO Nov G-Adyices from NewfOund-

land state that Colonial Government has been re-
quoste1 by cable dispatch from the Foreign once at
London TO send staement respecting the Fortune Bay
trouble, has been prepared by the Newionhdanh
Government showing tLat American crews were N0
lang both the treaty and Colonial fishery laws. and con-
tending that American fishermen when IN Newfoundland
waters ara bound equally with Newfoundland fishermen
TO respect the general laws OF the Colony
New-York tribune., 1878-11-07
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
ANDRAsSY SUSTAINED.

ANDRASSY SUSTAINED.
THE REICHsRATu APPROVES TIE OCCUPATION vi
BOSNIA.
VIENNA Wednesday, Nov. O, 1873
The Lower House of the Reichsrath, by
vote OF 160 TO TO- adopted the address In reply u VIC
speech from the Throne, after debate, during when
Raron Won PretsGagnodo demonstrated that the occu
patton of Bosnia, which authorized by all the %
Powers Including Turkey to prevent tne
doye0pment OF forces iu the Balkan Peninsula, whcn
wond sooner or clash with tho interests OF Austria
New-York tribune., 1878-11-07
THANKING THE TRIBUNE.

Alta meeting of the Edward Cooper Cam
pagu Club" composed Of graduates and students OF
Cooper Institute yesterday, John b. Mclean Prest
dent, in the chair, It was unanimously
Resolred That hearty thanks be rendered TO THE
NEwYoRK TRIBUNE Tor its electing to the Mayors
cnar the only sou friend and benefactor Peter
Cooper. . =. w.,
Resored That copy OF this resolution be sent to THE
HUBERT II. DU VAR, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-07
DAKOTA.
A REPUBLICAN, SENT I

A REPUBLICAN, SENT TO CONGRESS.
CHICAGO, Nov. Ga YanktOn dispatch says that
nine counties in Southeastern Dakota give Bennett
Rcp., for Congress, 700 majority oyer Zlpp Dem.)
The returns from the Black Hills counties indicate
small majority for Bennett, and he is probably
aIpcted
New-York tribune., 1878-11-07
SNIP NEWS.
ARRIVED.

FORT OF NEw.NORK..........Nov6. o.
str Algeria tsr Watson, Liverpool Oct 30, via Queens
Sr ScSada (Bij ingv Liverpool Oct 2e via Queenstown
Williams q tiui0n.
SIR state Of virginia (Br MOOde OlasBOw oct 70, and
I arne 27th, to Baldwin CO.
sir POnmeraniA DER. Schwensen Hamburg Oct %, via
HAVE 27tb, to kunhardt Co
Str uadn r Faircloth Porto Cabello Oct TO- Lsguayra
ouh Ponce 22d Thomas GATH st Johns 26h with mse
et, Ia & U de Garmcnda, vessel 10 \ Outerbridgo,
Cir CarOudelet Burrows Havana octj0, 10 James Ward
& 60. w.
sir City OF Washington. Zimmerman, Havana Nov 2, TO
Alexandra & SOna.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-07
p Q S T S G r iP T
3:45 a. m.
LATEST ELECTION NEWS.
ARKANSAS.
CONGRESSIONAL RETURNS.

LITTLE Rock, Ark, Nov. 8.-Returns from the Ist
District leave no doubt Of the election OF Dunn
tDem for Congress. In the lid District the returns
so far received show the election of Slemons (Dem)
In the lid District the is close between Crav
ems (Dem.) and Rice (Greenbackl. 1t will probably
take the official returns to determine the result No
returns have been received from the lVth District
New-York tribune., 1878-11-07
CONNECTICUT.

OVER 2,4OO REPUBLICAN PLURALITY.
ABOUT FORTY-FIyE REPUBLICAN MAJORITY ON
JOINT BALLOT IN The LEGISLATURE.
HARTFORD, Nov. 6.-The vote for Governor by
counties is as follows:
New-York tribune., 1878-11-07
ILLINOIS,.

A GREENBACKER SENT TO CONGRESS.
TERRE HAUTE, Ind, Nov. 5.-Forsythe Green
back is elected 10 Congress over Decus lDem.) In
tie XVIII Illinois District, by 800 majority.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-07
TIE LOCAL VICTORY.
Courinaed from Fire, Page,

On, Republicans in Congressional aud Assembly DIS
trie,s, ard by comparison OF the voting in detail WIN
that Of orner years sought TO comprehend thc nature
and cause of the great change accomplished Beio" e
,re@ in each district gwen for the convenience u
Al stin interested IN knowing d" how II was dohe'
New-York tribune., 1878-11-07
ANOTHER sCpTCH FAILURE.

LONDON. Wednesday. NOV. o. le's'
The failure is announced Of W. Wilson o.
Co.. calico printers. OF Alexandria, Devonshre, with
llabtes amounting TO &IOO,OOO.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-07
MILES AND TILE BANNACKs.

To tie Editor or The Tribune.
SIR: should like to add my denial to that
Of Dr. Hayden to the report in The Chicago Times
cernipg General Miles and the Banpaek Indians was
New-York tribune., 1878-11-07

painters apprentice fell off scaffOld with
Dot OF pant hand He taken up insensible
but as soon restored 10 Consciousness ne nur
INJURED: 81 went down with flying colors anyhow
Kearney and Manton Marble seem not to have
voted Yeslerlay.-lN. y. Graphic.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-07
|, Tno ,,,ti. a corrected one from yesterdays re-
ALDERMEN
suPERYIsORs,

The returns for Judge OF the Court OF Appeals are y'
incomplete. These ballots canvassed afer the
County, Con ngressiona;~n Assembly votes, ana tour
districts are missing from the Second, Eigh'eenth'
Twenty first and Twenty fifth wards The vote In tho'e
wards which are complete is given below II indicates
q majority in the county of about 5000 only ior nres'
tho Lowest Democra,c majority in Kings for many years
New-York tribune., 1878-11-07
LARGE FAILURE IN SCOTLAND.

LONDON, Wednesday, Nov. q, 1878.
John Gray g. Co., iron founders, OF I'd
dingson the largest agricultural implement makers In
Scotland, have failed.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-07
Announcements

Is LIFE WORTH FIFTY CENTsf
II II is aud hard cough cOnvulsing lungs tend out
instantly for bottle HALEs HONEY HOREHoUED AND
TAR which viii Immediately relieve you and avert all danger
Sold by druggists. - 49,,
on shl o! o. lis IL the jumping toothache you navel
Yes Then pixies Toothache Drops viii in sixty se0
nda
New-York tribune., 1878-11-07
IDAHO.
A DEMOCRATIC DELICATE.

A DEMOCRATIC DELEGATE.
SILVER CITY, Idaho, Nov. 6.-The returns of the
Territorial election received here are meagre, but
they indicate that Ainslee Dem. is elected to Con-
gTess
New-York tribune., 1878-11-07

7 OST-Pass-boOk No. 104, ,655. Deliver to
~ GERMAN SAVINGS BANK, New.York CITY
STRUCTURE, Impotence and Diseases OF the
- Geueratiye radically and speedily cured Hourss
% anu oto7 T. HENRY YA.DASIELS.A " D,l Lerngton-r
New-York tribune., 1878-11-07

MARINE IhTELLIGENOE.
MINIATURES ALMANAC.

s,r s37 san $50 Clock slow lSm. Ia
Wnon sets, Al Moon souhs 1912 Moons age days l3
~ blaH WATER ro.DAr-A n
Sandy Hook b;2l Gov Island. 62i He'll 0ate.... SlS
rO.DAr--P. n.
SANDY Hook b:i2 Gov. Island. 636 Hell Gss.'. S"o
New-York tribune., 1878-11-07

A THOROUGHLY RELIABLE SPECIFIC
For the nausea pregnant women MILK OF MAjSEsA
which is smooth and pleasant to the taste. All druggists
New-York tribune., 1878-11-07
OBITUARY.
ALEXANDER SMITH.

Alexander Smith, the Republican Congress
nau-elect from tho Kiln District. died at his
home IN Yonkcrs on Tuesday night Mr.. Smith
was born near Trenton, N. J., on October H.
1918 Over Thirty years ago he started carpet
m Inuiactory I'm the village OF West Farms; Ia
Wr,tcuester County His business prOspeTed ana De
came great that about fourteen ago he estnD
lisucd branch factory at NOnkers. Subsequently ne
removed all Il machinery FOR carpet-mHklng TO that
pnca He began life vii hOut dollar, and at the
time Of his dcathi iOwned property worth s5OOOOo ana
m yc rnployueut 900 He made active
OF Westchestcr Congressional District and IN
the Democratic city or lonkers received l,9Ou
m,io,ity; aud IN the entire district, which
ia usually Democratic 900 majority lie
attended church IN YOnkers on Sunday but IN inc
mn rnoou was Frustrated by attack Of Ucuts gasIlt5
lie was not thought be IN any serious danger III
few moments before hls death on Tuesday ngnt.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-07

The sudden death OF Mr. Smith east gloom over the
Republicans OF Westchester County yesterday ana
greatly interfercd with the general rejoicing which
they would otherwise have INDUCED In. When the
sad neys was first made puolio many citizens
were ncrcduous and supposed that the statement was
hoax or A mere rumOr but when the intcl gence Was
Confirmed and real the effect was very depressing
upon political personal friends Of the deceased
closed YESTERDAY and the ags about the city were AZ
h.fmast IN respect 10 his memory. The funeral VIII
take plnce on Frd ut In consequence on thls
death Governor Robinson will be called upon 10 order
new election. II "a understood that the Democrats WIZ
past record as Kuow-Nothng deprived him OF many
yote, IN Tuesday.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-07

The hest soap for the laundry, bath and or
dinary toilet Is Pyle's o. K. Speaks for itself
New-York tribune., 1878-11-07
FOURTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
KINGS COUNTY AsSEMBLYMEN.

TVUOTTVU
had returned seven Republicans out OF the uine AS
sembymen voted for In that county but close exam
nation Of the figures detail shows that the representa-
ton In the next Legislature will be: Republicans,
Democrats 4; Independent Democrat, l. Tue follow
ing is tho vote for Asscmbymen IN full:
New-York tribune., 1878-11-07

Total .. 1889 SJ,0SJ 80.
Majority for Worth (Rep). J44.
Majority for SteinIpetE (kepl, OIL.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-25
FO NEW S.
SPECIAL TO TIE EUREKA DAILY SENTINEL. !
Funds for the Sick and Hungry.
THE DISTRESS INCREASES.

Matters nj. Aspinwali and Panama.
LONDON, December "a.
Ten thousand pounds are required for
the sick and hungry Of Sheffield. Severe
weather continues throughout the kingdom
and the distress increases.
AsPINwALL, December 10.
The norther, which caused 30 much
damage here, commenced on the 4th, last
ing until the 10th. Heavy rains flooded
the country, aud the waters of the bay were
driven by the wind into the Chagres river,
and caused an overflow Of the valleys, the
water standing in places ten feet deep on
the railroad track, submcrging even the
| telegraph wire. Passengers by the Royal
| and Pacific lines were detained in Aspin-
| wall. The roads are 0 being repaired
| and trains will soon be running.
Advices from Peru represent all as quiet.
Efforts to trace the plot Of the late assas-
| sination are going ON without much success.
| The trial Of the assassin, Monterey, is
proceeding rapidly. He will no doubt be
| shot.
business Is improving.
PANAMA, December IS.
In the gale at Aspinwall on the 10th in
| slant. four vessels were lost. and the Paci-
fc Mail Company's wharf, with other
| wharves, were damaged TO the extent OF q
hundred thounsand dollars. A previous
storm inter- upted for some days commune
cation by rail and telegraph between this
city and A~spinwall.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-25
wmo CRUCrrrED THE SAVIOR j.

VINO CRUClFIED THE SAVIOR :
With tho near approach Of the holidays,
some reference to this subject is not inap-
propriate. The New York Sun makes these
observations: 1T is common to charge
~ Jews with the cruciixion Of Christ.
This Il an error, and the charge is indig-
natly repealed BY the Israelites Of the pres
snt day. Tho Jews Of that time had no
authority to put anybody to death. The
szscution wax by Roman authority. to
whom the Jews were subject. The Jews
approved Of the sentence Of ~crucifxion,
and It was from the Roman Court Of Pom
thus PLATE that the victim was led to Cal
vary. The location Of Calvary is disputed.
The Church Of the Holy Sepulchre still
stands on the spot originally believed to
b that Of tho c~rucidxion, though many
scholars Of tho present day assign a place
outside Of WHARF the wall Of Jerusalem now
stands. Almost all who are called Chris
tians agree that the death Of Christ was an
atonsment for sin, though there is not
unissEsal agreement a. to the extent Of thii
atonsment. Some, for instance the Uni
versAlists. believe that it embraces all man.
kind, while otheFs, SUCH Is those who lit
orally follow the Westminster Catechism
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