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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-06-12

REV. MIR. MuSsoS has accepted call to the
Fair Haven Congregational church.
REV. MIR. LAwToS, the Mount Holly minister,
has been investigated and acquitted of any Grim
inal act
HENRY WEBB, of Clarendon, lost several hun
dred dollars worth of strawberries by the frost
last week,
JouS BRowS, of Dandy, committed suicide by
drowning on Friday last lie had been ON a
drunken spree for several days
New-York tribune., 1878-10-04

artillery school Fortress Monroe has been ordered as
president Of board that post 70 examine non-com
misslonsd officers for promotion TO heutenances THIS
Il the frat board under the new law providing that
rperitorous officers shall be preferred
fer appointment after the cadet graduating class snail
be assigned each year.
Lieutenant John W. Bean. 18th Infantry. has been
granted leave for mouth from Fort Garlan1, Colo
RADIO and Lieutenant Harry H. Wright, 9th Cavalry for
one month from Fort Stanton. kev-Mexico, with per
mission apply tor two months extension. Genera
Johu Pope, Colonel JEFF G. Davis, 23d Infantry, ana
Colonel tialusha Pcnnypacker 10th Infantry and sur
geos Glover. Perrin aud Joseph PWrght are ordered as
members of new board TO st mt Fort LeavenwOrth,
Kansas, 60 examine officers for retirement. surgeon
Charles Gray has been ordered 10 report Tor exanna
ton To this board
The surgeon-General of the Army and Superintendent
of the Government Hospital iOP the Insane having re-
ported that plain Charls NJ Blake was insane
At the time he rendered his resignation, December "a
1868 his resignation by direction OF the Preslde
declared void and its acceptance set aside Blake ~ re-
stored tho list OF p0st ohalainA with the orig nal
date OF rank and with pay from May ID, 1873. since
which date vacancy in that grade has exi~ted He IL
ordered report IN person " the departments OF All
zOnia for assignment 10 duiy.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-04
rHN AUsrR1LIANS sURPRlsED.

The GAME OF CRICKET AT PHILADELPHIA OPENS IN
WAY THAT PROMISES THE VISITORS DEFEAT.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 3.-The weather was
very fine to-day there about 1000 present al
the Germantown Cricket Ground TO witness the game
between the Philadepbiaus aud the Australians. Tue
on the toss and took the hat at 12lO
D. u with Francis T. Brewster and john HarEreaVes at
the hat Henry w. Brown and Mr. Freeman OF Denver,
COL acted as umpires. The Australians were "armiJ
eleered "a they walked TO their places In the Held
The Americans play ed well and the two
and Robert made the game very lively. doing some pri
liant batting and aordlng the Australians an opportu
nifty OF showing their fielding qualies The Foreigners
were evidently surprised at the reception when tnci
bal met and tried change OF bowlers. still the New
halls stuck 20 their wiekes, driving the bail In all
directions They made many threes as singles IN
then couut running up score to SxtYive runs "th
only three wekets down. by o'clock the score-Ooafd
marked 10I. Although stccessful the batshen
nlayed with iudciOus caution, aud many possule run
was declined rather than that any rsA snoulu DC ldeh
AZ OILS n m "a recess TAKEN the score stahdIhg
IG7 or the Philade phnns with Only iour Mche's
BY the time the resum.d al 3:lo D. M, nc
lad largely increased, ana tue eHect ot thc
mornings play evident In the change ilOh heayy
ods against the Philadelphia team tO even DtttlnE Inc
piay of the Americans was agalh Boou anu ,ht
ness OF the Australians plainly showed ITSELF IN ir,
oueut redisposOn Of the hslders ana chHnge OF DoW
trs In spite these changes the scoring continues
unabaIed. Tho fielding finally began 10 fal ON III pui
while the batting Increased IN spirit ana cHftNc
ness After making the fuert drive Of the day, IOr D.
Rnbcr Nrwhall wa, bOwlrd ont by shooter irou Ael
aud retired amid tremendous cheering, with 81 runs 10
plia eleven ended, with 1876 runs on inc score INC
AustraliaLs will 90 90 tue bat tO-hOrfOW morning
New-York tribune., 1878-10-04
TIE SILVER LAKE MYSTERY.

NO LIGHT THROWN UPON IT YET-THE MAN WHOM
KRYMER sAw-CoRoNER DEMPSEY CRITICISED.
The evidence elected on Wednesday at New
Brighton the inquest upon the body OF the unknown
young found In barrel,did not vary IN essential
particulars from that given at former sessions Angus
Keymer the aged German picture Trainer, repeated
his story already given in regard to his seeing man
Silver Lake eight weeks ago. digging
hole in which the sGic he intended 10 bury large
dog weighing about 100 pounds Keymer asserted that
he the again IN EewYork arter the huding OF
the wOman's body but seemed disineliDed 10 give any
further information II only after close question
ing that the witness admitted he had seen the man on
the east side OF NeM-YOrk; then that IL had
been on Broome-st.. then Essex-st Finally
he stated that he had gone over to New
York with Sergeant Roo the Friday before ast lor
purpose seeing whether he could identity there
certain man as the who dug the hole. The oIncer
first took him sigsts saloon. OF Grand ana Essex
sts and asked HIM whether the bartender was the man
The witness told the sergeant that be was not and nat
the bartender, whose mother was ulldwlIe on eten
Island much thinner IN the face than ihe man s0 =,
were looking for The sergeant then took the witness 70
BrOOme-s and left him standing IN tEo street Wue nc
hmsf went into an aeywoH Soa1 sn Who resembed
the person whom he had seen on staten Island SO cl0e
that the witness thought 1t must be his brotner OF u
self On approaching him ana nearing nun sPeah np o
witness certain that this was the man OOroneI
Dempsey asked the witness why be had not mlVTmou %
him on this before Keymer replied that IL was the CorO-
ner's faults that he would not listen Lo nl,, @ et
vOu know why the sergeant did not arrest tne man @
yOu had identified HIM 2" the question then put
Keyuer from lis Ist led the Jury 10 suppose
that ne did know, but did not wish to tell IL was ohIy
after the Coroner had threatened commit him for con
tempt that the witness said he did NOT know WY ne
officer did arrest the man. The witness knew heh
Murphy, and had seen her about year ago. -, o.
During and after the examination, the OPINION was
expressed by OF the jurynen ad the Coroner tp
Keymer knew about The matter than ne Waheu u
tell. The Coroner adJOurued the examination. -, 4.
Al the first session or the inquest me Jury Wished 20
adjourn earing uU6il snch lime as s)isulctAoies
CrOak could be present 10 assist the Coroner cOne w
the jury left their seats and were ABOUT 10 90 10 u III
the officer Instructions TO arrest any one VINO dsODeyou
his and informed the jury that he had cnafe o
the case and had retained counsel in the person OF T
Vermilye. The inquest went on. D!strci-Att ttOiney
CrOak now states that he called upon by COR
Oner Dempsey TO attend the inquest ana IN a letle
written to the Beard OF Supervisors protests aeasl
the payment OF Mr.. Vermyes bill as counsel 70 the
Coroner suggests that the board offer suitable re-
ward for the clearing up of the mystery.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-04
CIVIL NOrRa.


Speaker Randall was in the Court House
Yesterday and as introduced by Judge DOuOhue 20 the
other Jndges II the Supreme Caur Who present
Judges WcstbrOok. Learned aud Lawrence.
Mary +. Fissett, who was married twelve
years ago 10 Edward Fisset brought an action IN the
Kings County Supreme Court 10 have her marriage an
nuld on the ground the defendant was married at
The time she was murricd % him Judge Pratt yesteT-
any decided that the marriage was nuil and Nnid
In the suit of Cornell against Funk, Judge
r. Daly in Common Pleas. Special Term, has decided
on proceedings supplementary TO execution that money
In the hands public disbursng officer though due 10
defendant a. salary oanuot be reached Ia such pro
ceeding Ira T. G. Talman appeared lOr tue pIAuhi -
r. Maeeau for the Board OF Police.
Michael Foscarclli says that when leaving
this CITY bo committed his children, Pasqua" and
Rosa 10 the Catholic PrOteetOry. He has now returned
ard SAYS he can support The Proteetory has sur
rendered Tie boy but refuses give up the girl Judge
Wrstbrok Yesterday granted him writ OF hnbeas cor
pps rru7abic to-day, requiring thc Cathoc TrOlec'oiy
To show reason for such detention.
The inquiry into the charters OF the Metro
noiitau Railroad Company and the Eew-York Loan ana
Iuuroyeuent ON pany and whether one or the other
a. these charters has not been forfeited was to haVc
hsen considered yesterday by Attorney General sehoon-
maker He was IN the Court House to hear It, Edwin
y Mead waldo HuIchins. ex-Judge Fithinn JOIN D.
Iwruce Mr. Lowry aud some other lawyers repIcaeut-
H. the ini,rcs involved. present, but after con
suItatlon the matter was adjourned over 10 FHoHy
next.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-04
DECIsIONS-OcT. 3.

SrpreIne Court -CkdmbgS-By Judge DOnohue.-
THE aoual Bank Of the stare OF NewYOrk aRt. King.
order yanased Buckley at ltnsanste Granted. Kirkland
agf Mean-MOtOn granted. Watson agt HsywoOd.-Mou
granted memorandum. New York Life Insurance Company
act. Sganeider.firaued Lnnng agt Frue-Moton denied
Tho Mayor. etc. ast Mowbuy Granted Wiliets agt Lob
ens,sn Heyneu agt. L0bensteiGive notice 10 receiver
Hastings agt Hastings.-OfantofL
By Judge Lawrence agt. Lichtensein-Gve notice
OF settlement Paff agt Pat desire TO counsel In
latOn 10 In this P0tgrew agt, Petgrew
Hearing October 7. N0odlngcr aRt. De Penneveri.
Motion without coeS In the matter ~ StengerGive
nOtlcs ~ settlement Phillips agt. CampbeMOon den ed.
Cornell agL WOolsey.--Hoth counsel must be heard.
Common Pieas-Egaity Tcrm-By judge Robinson.
Mcintyre agL Moran-COmplAint dismissed with costs
SDscial TsTm-By Jndge j. \. DalyLuke agt. McCrilns
mrmorandum Weston art Bruce ct aMoton grauIed
payment Of O costs In this matter Of the final
ing Of oakley, etc.--See opinion
Marina COart-C ChGmbers-By Judge Sheridan
trey act decentralization for receiver granted Chatter.
ion aet Lght-MotOn granted Cele agt Van Dyek-Motp
denied. CametOn.-BOnd approved. Howolls
agt Es-Demnrrer 10 eOunorcam Oyarrued 10 defend
ant ElA sustained TO defendant Porter. Bndd
Hulin Most agt Gelen Deamntrr agt Victim reMntionr
Krnnted Marvin and Scale Company REt Phillip Fisher
Shoe COmpany-MOiion for judgnent ganed with
costs Virtue ag Dnt-1OtiOn dlymisa action granied
with KeDdrck agt BarTows-l aintf directed TO le
secnrty for Clan Raad ngt FOrd.MOtiOn granted
complaint dismissed with costs Wagner ag qegeI-Attach
ment vacated. Simon agt Shute.-Attachment vacated
Baker agt Sageman.-order granted
New-York tribune., 1878-10-04
THE COURTS.
THE STEWART PARTITION SUIT.
MR. cHIrrENpES's DEFENCE or Mr.. KSEELAND
~ua

IHE 6IEHAhl fhh4At4O4f DI1As
MR. cHIrrKNDEH's DEFENCE or MR.. KNEELAND
AND MR. CHAPMAN.
The argument in the proceeding to sub
sute Ira shaer attorney for Alexander Stewart 10
the suit in which Alexander Stewart Is the hrst named
plaintiff aud which, In form partition suit "a really
brought decide that Alexander T. stewards VIII Is
void continued yesterday before Judge WestprooK
in Supreme Court Chambers. Every one had suffered
80 much from the foul air In the Chambers on Wednes
day. that the court held in the large General Term
room. Judge Learned sat beside Jndge WestOrooA
through nearly the whole session.
L. L Chittenden resumed his defence of Mr.. Chapman
of Vermont, and S. F. Kneeand OF this city recltlng
at length their ahldavits mentioned in yesterdays
TRIBUNE and reading number OF a1tdavfts intended
10 show that the statement OF Alexander Stewart tnat
he was1gnOran of the character OF the suit was
and dat both he aud HIS family fuliy undristoon Its
purpose. There long dispute as W whether sOnle
OF these aidayits properly eertlned, Nj nlher
claiming that act OF 1853 required that the cern
cation should thai they could be read IN any court
Of tie state i'm which they taken Mr. Cbtt nnen
claiming that that Statute had been rrptaleu W INC
new Code andhat the certiCatlOn was sineleh JuvSo
Wcstbronk decided that he would hear thPn rtsefNlhs
the question as TO their admissibifty aSeVdehec. .
Mr. Contender criticised the motion rs an effort 10
crIisn respectable lawyers for daring 10 present.
clients case He claimed that the evidence OF the DC
tectiyes distorted aud commenting on the gener
character OF private detective WORK INSISTED that TUE
efforts OF such to obtain evidence Tor tntlr eupo-
ers led them dangerously near to the making OF oI
dence. He closed his argument with an earnest ue-
fence OF the duty OF lawyers 10 support tue Chains o o
weak against powerful aud of the duty Of courts 10
protect lawyers in doing that duty. -, r.,
The court then adjourned to this morning. when Ira
Shafef viii reply.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-04
THE STORMS WILL CONTEST.

The objections interposed before Surrogate
Cua OF westchester County E the contest relative 10
the will OF Julia storns allege that the testairx was OIL
unsound mind and under undue influence so far as
can be jud Zed from the examination yesterday there
will be an effort 90 show that IN making the VIII
Julia storms was Influenced by persons representing the
General SYNOD OF the Reformed Church and tne second
Reformed Church OF TarrytOwu, both OF which received
largr legacies. There also Hn lht!maIiOn oI ah
effort 20 proye unlawful influence favor OF the Ianiy
OF Jacob slOrus, who are also largely renembefod
New-York tribune., 1878-10-04
ARRESTED FOR BIGAMY.

Alfred c. Badger, of No. 81 1nda-st.,
Brooklyn. was arrested Wednesday night ON the com
plaiut OF his wife, Mrs. Annie Badger' Of No. 10
sccond-sf.. this CITY, who charges him with bgamy'
The second wife Mrs Jose ephne Jones' who became
widow IN February last aud married to Badger IN
May She WAS visited recently by Mr.. Cole, friend
of Mrs Annie Badger, who was surprised to have
Badger introduced tn her Mrs, JOucss husband Mr.
Cole informed Mrs Badger No l. VINO caused the arrest
of her husband She she was married to MN on
MAY 25 1869 By the Rev. DR.. Newell In this city. Ihey
lived together unhappily until about year ago. shr
alleges that Badger contributed 10 the support ol
herself and her children.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-04
AMHERST STUDENTS SUSPEHDED.

AMHERST, Mass, Oct. 3.-Two students OF
Amherst College-a senior ana sophomoi e-haVe been
suspended indefinitely by the faculty ana several oth
sr have been placed under heavy demerit marks for
particpating IN q recent mock dnel In which fresh
man was tho victim of practical joke This act OF the
faculty has created considerable INDIGNATION among
the students. one was injured III the hn ana peI
finns nave been universally signed by the members of
tbe respective classes which they suspended.
asking their return.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-04
,RE WALKING CONTESTS ARRANGED.

Alfred Smith and Daniel OLeary have ar
ranged 10 give two contests for amateur and professional
walkers Monday and Tuesday OF next week. over the
same track that OIeaTy and Hughes arc now using.
aftymie walk for amateurs Sil be started Monday
which Armstrong Mott and ten or twelve Others
will compete gold medal worth $500 will be the nrst
prize and gold medal valued ut $50 will be given to
second professional walk OF twcntyfou hour,
being $500 money 10 tho first man and so to second
Ennis Chicago and Hartman of Boston, have already
enIered and a number of others are expected.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-04
THE couRT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, Oct. 3--ln the Court OF Appeals, thurs
day October s. 1873. Present the Hon Sanor' ~
Ss'i aud hO.-paDe receiver. agJ Jones
srg,imsut resntned oOncuied No. 'S-Charlrs ID gy
Ia agt Prentice appellant; argued by w
r. Prentice for appellant ana Thomas Moore Tor respdn
dent ll6-JOm Laugircn. rCsiOndeni, agt ArnOtt o.
s1 IN, mpeadef etc hprl liut argued by winchester
r0n for appellant and j. J. Perry for respondent No
Respondent, art Isaac Falling aud an
other appellants afgne by IL Scklss for appellants and
Itenrv smith Tor respondent No Horace b. Cain and
Others resp0udeuts ag Horny j. Meyer appellant argued
by H. Dy0ti appellant and W. II. ArnouK for rcspon
Day calendar Tor fudhY, OctoDr 4 Ioio-Os iVl
lObio OJ.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-04
ARMY INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON. Oct 3.-The Army Retiring
Board at New-York, which organized two yearsago
and Of which General Hancock president, has beon
dissolved. The board recommends the retirement of
about thirty officers whOse have not yet been acted
upon by the War Department.
Colonel s. N. Benjamin, Assistant Adntant General
United States Arply, has been summoned witness
before the Court of Inquiry In the of Ftz John
Porter.
General Emory Upton temporarily commanding the
New-York tribune., 1878-10-04

The Hanson Place Baptist Church, Brooklyn,
has received letter OF resignation from the pastor the
Rev. Alexander Macfarlnne, ID. d. Last Spring he was
seriously IN and the church granted him leave OF
absence from June September He returned with his
health apparently restored hut the second Sunday
after his return his illness reappeared and ne was
unable TO preuch. Several phvsicans declared tat
long rest and freedom from absolutely netes-
sary 10 his restoration 20 health. d. Mncfarlane be-
pastor of the church January l. iSIl aItsr te
troubles arising from tine Row justin -. Fulions con.
nrcfnu Herewith had been ended Dy tie Withdrawal OF
TINT clerrrmnn and 30 of bis 1Iienns.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-04
CALENDARS THIS DAY

SUPREME CoURT-CHANBERs Westbrook. J.-NOa. 10
2G Ca 1911 1874 1871 223 1885, 23S. 2i2 26b. 2G6. 269 27O
27l, 272 273, ga.
sufERioR CoUET-srEcIAL TERE-van Worst. J.-NO day
COMMON PLEAs-sPEGL TRRM-J. r. DAILY. J.-No day
calendar.
Tierney robbery William Hil Tnolhy o'Neal burglary
PANEL Rowan Patrick Kelly David Wheeler larceny from
the person john shea. Joseph otterberE grand
William Muir forgery Dennis Malone John Carr. Joseph
forgery Mohas Wiliamanes John Maher Michael Holm
burglary Deke, Joseph Dabender James Corcors
et a. Henry Rail- violation OF the kxcise Mary Gibson
larceny frOIn person Morris Banme, William Koetch
violation OF Excise Edward Simmons, fel0nlOus
A.ffa
New-York tribune., 1878-10-04
DEsPAIR OVER LACK OF WORK.

The body of William s. Van Dyke was
found In his bed, at the Central Hotel at West and
Desbrosses-sts.. at O'Clock yesterday morning He
had committed suicide with morphine. letter found
by mis- side gave ns the for the deed lack OF
ployment. Van Dyke had wife and fOur grown chill
dren His wife lives at No. 80 Carmine-st and one
daughter lives IN this city. His other children are resi-
dents of Missouri He was member on York Lodge
No. 1877 f. and A, NJ aud desired 20 be buried by that
society," lie also asked that DR.. Deems should preach
Nsuf raj nm
New-York tribune., 1878-10-04
BLSMARCK on SOCIALISM.
Ertrecis rom ms ggeech IN ne Rsich,tag

Extracts from has SpeSeh IN ne Reieh'tag.
I believe that any man will he stricken with
terror n be only completes IN his own mind ibe pOI-
traiture al Tins Socialist Ideal, which we catch gmnses
of through the cracks ere fO" not one Of these
gentlemen has yet openly out with progranme-
as soon they attempt lay down programme 0r the
futurr as they want o have IL arranged every ntel-
gent wcTEnan Will laugh IA tier faces, aud 10 mat
tBcy don't wish expose themselves! These considefa
finnz aid not hinder from Keeping a cart ana
an open ear lor the iDtcgble aspirations which at that
time NJ far as 1 knew constituted the chief Rst OF
scs the ameli0ratlOn Of the con
dillon %: the w0fkiug-classes; and what Lassale tod
me upou that subject ~ once moving and lDstrue-
live ior he knew much, and had learnt great deal
which would strongly recommend these gentlemen WHO
dosirc TO be his successors 20 DO.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-04

"Knowledge is pOwcr.n Not always; the
boy tIut gutners up sng tackle ana empty basket
"a the sun IL snklng West knows thAt hts mother
stands watching and wamg for hiln at the garden
gate aud the knowledge that the klndling wood re-
mains uncut Is such of weakness 90 hin that TO
march along and whistle "What u Home Without q
MOther utter rlmposstbility-lI Ionkers Gazette.
The last straw to break the back of the red
ribbon movement Is the ono which tcmptingy sticks out
OF the sweet cider mug.-[Chicago Journal.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-04
ONLY THIRTAENTH or A CROP.

YOUNGSTOWN, n. j., Oct 3.-The last ship
ment Of Morris County peaches was made yesterday
The crop has been very Light only 5000 baskets having
heen sb,nned against $4,000 last year, and 5000 the
wear reyi0us-the latter boiDg ul crop During the
uresont year many growers have set out Orchards
New-York tribune., 1878-10-04
FoRGERs PLRAprNG GUILTY.

Thomas Brown, accused of forging check
for 1925 on the Broadway Bank IN the name Of Everett
p Wheeler pleaded guilty yesterday In tho Court OF
General Sessions and sentenced 10 two years and
ak months hard labor 10 the state Prison
Cbares Baker VINO sold forged uat purpOrting TO ee
drawn bY II j Baker & Co. on WaierhOusc sons, OF
Liverpool for SlOi27 o. pleaded guilty yestereoy US
mo urt OF Genrrn Sessons forgery In the thiru de-
gree, and was remauded for sentence.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-04
grates an0 TENDERS.

THE LARGEST MANUFACTURERS of LOW
ami HALF Low CRATES for either hard OF soft coal
with dumDng aud shaking attachment Brass Open Fire
Pact q. with Androns and Basket for wood fires
Bras, Fire Sets, and Coal Holds Of antique and
modern designs. Wholesale estimates given
to builders, contractors architects.
J. S CONOVER * Co. Nos. 366 and 3GS Canal-st. n. Y
New-York tribune., 1878-10-04
Ocean 5Ieamers
ERICAN LINE FOk LIYERpOOL

A MEXICAN LINE FOR LIVERPOOL.
~ only 1ransatanuc Line sailing under the AMERT
CAN FLAG. Sailing TIL RSDAY from PhiadelDhlA
ILLINOIS sails THURSDAY. Oct 10. & a. N.
RED STAR LINE-TO ANTWERP.
CARVING Belgian and Untod states Malls Sailing semi
monthly Alternately from PnlaieDha and New YORK
SEDERIAND saifs TT ESDAY. Oct. y . A. IN
For rates of passage other information apply 70
PETER WRIGHT n CONS, Goneral Agents.
9O7 Walnul-st philadelphia. b2 Broadway, NoW OFe
JOHN MCDONAID. Agent. Battery place. Newl ork
New-York tribune., 1878-10-04

Jonathan and Paddy were riding together
one day, when they IN sight of an Odd gaows.
This 20 the American the idea OF being witty
at the expense OF hts Irish companion You that.
calculate" said he, and now where would you be N
The Rallows had ts dnesf "Ridng alUne," oooliy
piled Paddy.
/ notiss one thing. The man who rides on
the kars every day Is satisfied with seaf the
man VINO rides once year wants at least four-IJosh
BillipRa.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-04

remcmber an article IN Sncinlstic paper which de-
scried General MnsenEOw's murder rs rlgheOus exc
cntlou and brnugt H 10 bear uVOn our GcInan cOudi-
tinn. n uumtstnkahe words n closed with the words
Disciie montir You probably al Oi you rec0Deot the
article. IL dPsus cdidHi for quite recently
r,ad anot her Article from the sourr In which l
was said that all decTees aud laws DO nothing
whatever to sUcia Democracy. hut that tBe lawmakers
and All those who abetted them nd 10 wei, once for
all 10 come 10 clear under Standing of the responsible
ity thsy were nrufring and good deal more In the
same strains and wOund up With direct application
~ the Dscitc mOuili" m connection with the other
article which bad aroused great iudlgntiOn. You are
yprUedl Against what wafnedf hssurcdlY
against nothing other thPu the kihiisio dagger and the
Nubilr sh0t-gun. Yos n are 20 1--we In thus way
under the tyttnny Of band Of hriEnnds, no mau's
isienee s worth havnR and therefore hope that Par
lament will grant 10 the Government. Ia tue Emperor
who naks Tor protection ba person, 10 his Prus-la
subjects, and 20 his German cOuntryuen-tuat, IN u
word we shall all stand by hml 10 II. Indeed highly
uoe.tle that some will fall. sRcrfiied Ia crcum
stances: but To BhomsOever that may happen let Nun
remember that he fas upon the held or honor 10 tne
New-York tribune., 1878-10-04

10 hold the prisoners DE-. Bradford. DR.. Baker, Dr.
Lay and Mrs COnnors pleaded not guilty and asked 70
DO discharged. They were bed for trial Dr. braa@0pn @
ball. and Mrs. ConA0rs in 81 900 bail Justice kuDren
said that the evidence against Mrs. Connors and Dr. Lay
ard DR. Baker,