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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-01
WHAT HE DOES NOT SAY TO Mr.. MCDOWELL
Nh HEWITT NOT MOVED By TnE ALTERNATIVES OF
AZ IpoTo0Y oR ItEFt sfrrr


THE TRIBUNE yesterday contained an ac-
count OF scsus Taylor's Hotel In Jersey city. IN
which William Mcdowell Of Non,c!,ir. and Aoram
g. Hewitt the central figures. Hish words passed
between the two. Mr.. Hewitt esI'ci Nj Mcdowell
biscknnle common liar aud bcileT." aud Mi.
Mcdowell replied with You ar . lias when you ssy
uist" The oorsslen meeting held for the pur-
pose Of organising The Aontce- ndCreenwood Lake
Railway Company.
Andher chapter added n the story yesteriav by
Mr. Mcdowell. VINO addressed the following note to Mr.
Hewitt:
ABRtN5 HEWITT.
SIR: vs. understand that your incorporate language
ton thz It Is dur 10 natural irr,taoty OF temper
augnieed by vsrions diseasrs particularly Dyspepsia
You int I shan require reiraetion Of the
eDiihets applied TO me by yon in yester,
CompaDys reorganization meeting and published To-
morrow IA each one Of the NewYork papers. together
that II yen not make publication and such
letter. viii proceed 10 protect myself advised by
counsel u uc way that Tie II " makes out.
WILLIAM o. Mcdowell
TRIBUTE reporter visited Mr.. Hewitt, with a copy
OF this Ietr Inst evening mud asked him IL he had any
thing to say regard 20 the letter about Mr. Mellow
ell
"I5all iodine, absoluiely. to say anything at all
abouteiihcrta, letter or Mr.. Mcdowell"
" Is there Ior'Rg you care TO make public about the
matter 2" sacked.
Nothing fh affair IL personal and an entirely pri.
vateone between Mr.. Mcdowell and N se and Ia Of
interest whate'el 10 the public"
Have yOu Revived th- Icitrrt"
Yes; recei'eo letter to-day from Mr Mcdowell"
He Il been tniweredP
"NO. IL has No."
Do you slshto state whether or not You intend 10
apAweritP
" J have no desso "a Hgy anything about tho affair"
"Wll there be ay action aI an taxen In regard 10 the
mattcTH
4" II have wrorsed Mr. McDow.li. he knows where
the remedy lies"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-01

In vain the cheek with beautY xloWA
Unless the teeth are pure and white,
UD;eH the breath ~ like Tho rose;
And -OZODONT alone supplies
Those beauties that We all 81 prize.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-01
iJoliiital Noilfes.
Acknowledgements Nomination
FOR CITY JUDGE,
place Of Josiah Sutherland who reures on ac'
count olage.

In psc, OF the Hon. Josiah Sutherland
count olage.
CUNNING >. BEDFORD,
Who was an Associate four and aftcf
ward city Judge tour years
Headquarters
OF THE NATIONAL GREENBACK-LABoR PARTY.
TUCKER AND COOPER.
The NATIONAL GREENBACK.LABOR PARTY mass-
meeting at COOPER INSTITUTE this (PhIDAY) EVEN
ING NOV J. AT p. ratfy the nomination OF Gideon
Tucker Judge Of the Court OF Appeals ana Edward
Cooper Mayor The follow Ing speaker v1te Gen
erai Cary Onto Captain Richard Travelck OF Michigan
Professor W. Hume Long Island; tie Hon. 1heoorr r.
Tominsou, Of Newlork CDoDel Garrett Magic, General
Tbos h. rourke, Herbert Shpman. esq, the Hon Peter
Cooper and The Hon j. Joachnsen will presie
Regular Republican Nomination.
For ALDERMAN for tho VII Senate District
comprising the XIh XVIII, XVIII and XVIIIth Assembly
DIstlictsl
BERNARD IIGLIN.
Regular Republican Nomination
xrrH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
FOR CONGRESS-.
LEVI p. MORTON.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-01
The seaside Library.
NEW NOVEL, RY MARY CECIL HAY,
Ont TO-DAY In CLEAR BOLD. HANDSOME TYPE
DARK INHERITANCE.
BY Mary Cecil Hay.


LATE ISSUES.
AK n.rn Irh,r,t.nee Nv Mary Cecl Hay Toe.
siG-A Captain al Fifteen By Jules Verne list alnc.
"a sam ScE Nv r a. H.iiburton 80.
Eleanor TrOlope IOc.
80 H. nys Thai IivrI nv Mr. finart
40 Fuaena lbdef by Uonore do BalEac
49,, Tbs Janntea Hotel BY Wilkie Collins loo.
ms M, So IfJ Nv Emile zoe.
~ 9'p y a r. M asSso,ne II mel 20c.
,nc -, INC LaTny NV lanes loo.
s0S IIsn etfa T,mpie By ienamin DsTael 2Oc.
NV Henry loo.
sol Tnr rtiIrrs, Grounds by Charles Dickens lOc.
10 <o Nl.rY But Too Well by iyhola BrouSht0n Zoe.
p.,y.r In horseback
80 Wh,.I Sba n Rel nv Mr. Alexander 2uc
son It. I.v oT Jannay nv Anthony TrulOpe iUc.
.oS V;r,nI nv Autior OF Mad"
39@ na-.tby Fox - loo.
0a-Jane Eyre by Charlotte Bronte (cleaE bold pe 2c
9g5-Fa!r Women. For eater 2Oc
thwaite. by Susan Morley. 3Oo
g No,v Kawn Nv the Author Phyllis 2Oc
Rent zoe.
3oT me 30 ynrse path Nv Mrs Oliphant - roc.
~ Tr.IdshIn nv Oula 2Oc
For sale BY seaers above prices and pad on
mi ,n,bsT- nv GEORGE MUNRO,
Nos IL TO 81 vaniies at;r st. New York
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-06-17

70 leer unb falt mar. gr bate einen
Stols, eine 6srbbeit in bieiem Slnoe CROP
ae,eaen, bic ibm nun ben unter9ans brad
ten. Gr lStnte i'm Sammer auf uno er
beuate fA wfe aur Bubs unter bic Bot<
mG6!steit Ysters, ia bic &abneeit Peters,
Der bod 70 fbwer an itm ianeists, nOtbtS.
te itm oft 8sifal al Das mtro einmal
Elm Mann, ber bic sanse @elt untsr ben
Tub tritt unb babel la&t;
Der tpirb nod mddtiser ale Der Situs.
9anbpln natm iih Dor. auh 81 beuhsln
unb lih 3u rReuen uno 10 gu ttun, ais Oh
ee bic 8osteit Der Wsnfasn fiir @utbeit
on1ebe unb IS itusn tsimlidb gu be3ablsn {:
absr iein Stol3 lief ibn nldt gu folder
Seudelsi selanssn. Gr' ihalt th lslbsr
absr 1ainsn &leinmutb, er ttannte ibn gan,
etrlit Teisbeit ; absr bas balf tim bob
nitt, Die alte NadfdtsloFsteit, Den alten
5pdmutb wisesr 3u eelpinnen. Sa, er
mar empfnbli4 sepcroen. @r eins ourb
ben Qaubpalo. Das tImmerte i'm Dor
3eiten bas llnss,iefer in ben sBalbern !?
gr mar niGt In 5onbiduben auisewahlsn.
Sebt er1audte es tbn. ba6 in Der euft an
oannen 6dben lbsraa 8aupen binssn, uno
ais Of Re auf i'm sewertet batten, fih aaf
i'm nieoerlieBen.
Dieje gaupsn lnb absuidiittsln, aber
Die tSlsn @sbauten Der @lenlhsn. bic aud
wie Naupen an uniih!baren 6apen iiberaa
bdnsen, bic la7sn fA ni6t abiaatteln
Qanboltn 1ab auf etnem Baumtumpf i'm
Daloe, ba fam ner Bannwart pa9er uno
sruete freunblid, i'm tecausrno, eab er 70
piel babe aus Fsbsn mafen, unb Sanbolin
tlaste, bab er in Der turssn 3sit UNI apan'
ala Sabre alter eewarbsn lsi uns itsts 9sr3s
fppfen babe.
(gortiebuns fulgtD
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-06-17

Ylsihiudt, Spiterie uup aeriAiesene
aneere Heiben weroeu ourd ben @ebrauh
bon Or. auault aSniS's pamburSer 1ro.
pfsn perbuppsu NIT peiier Diat nno nS'
tbiser HeDesuns, nit esiatlsisit uno
Gder 9eboben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-06-17
E E / a ..

- Der ppfmetaer 19prne Yon grafett
purbe am IA. Qbsnbs auf 1einsm 9fa&.
0au}eweae ppn Der polt BON swei Soloatsn
Die ibm aufselauert batten, ansebalten
unb nm 5sraussabe bes @sloas sriuAt.
1bprne fabrte etipa 5000 bel itA. Oa
er ntdt bewaffnet mar uno llA ntht Der
tteieisen tpnnte, 70 ererif er bic 5ludt
unb BE Besslaserer ianotsn ibm mebrsre
Sda6e mad. NoA finb feline Ssr9af
tunsen rprsenpmmen porosn.
= Nm Mpntas BEN 1. Suit tpiro bis
neue poflinie BON Me11aa, Nsu Merico
unb Gan Mntonio erGfnet werben.
- Dem Dallas 0o!fsblatt entnsbmen
mir folsenps sotalnsuioEeiten: lie Nnse'
leaenteiten Der banterutten State Savings
Bant fno pon enem Gumits Der @Iduti.
aer unterluht wprben uno bat oos 1elte
in ben gaGsrn Der Bant srube Jebler
entbedt, welae nabe an @hwinoeleien
arensen lclleu. DaS Gemite bat be1hloi.
fen pcrldufis teine Sdrtte in Der Saas
su tbun, 1onoern bic AlFsnees init benz
Srbnsn Der Nuselssenbeit for!iabren gu
laNen.-Qm Donnsraas Morsen sessn
Elm ubr, purbe bic Nahbaridaft Don Mu'
Fin unp Yult Strabe eura ben Juf
,Mlprb !" aus bem Salaie setpedt.
gsi ndbsrer unteriuduns itsQte isAbsraus,
bab elm sewilsr Gbas. Beaer feline 5rau
NIT eiuem 8eilltiel burds:pruselt unb ibr
sinise ssfabrltde Rcpflpunosn tsisseraat
bate. 70 bab an ibrsm Nuftommth &c
5psifelt wire. Dem brutalen @attsn 1T
es porlauFs eelunssn gu enttcmmen.--
Dtele @oAe fanb babier Die 1rauune
zines ,,tunsem 8rautpaares iiatt. rupSUm
Der grdutisam bereits 60 Winter unp
Die prapt 81 Sommsr bintsr 1d tatte.
Das Brautpaar BATE llda bersits Dot "a
Sabren In Qsndburs. Wa., seglobt, mar
aber bura perlatsoens uu5lidsfaoe uuo
Shidialsidlase eetreEnt poroen. bis its
1h Dor einieen Susen In bsr gaate unisrer
Staot pteeer trafen unb fpiprt gorberei,
tunsen su Der lausR eriehnten 5o6,sit
maG.sa. 60 iR biss tpisberum Elm BE.
wsie, ,eaB alte eiete nidt rofst."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-06-17
Non Der 0renae.

Dspsidsn, wslhe bsuts BON eagle Yab
bier eintraisn, beridten, bae in Wsrito
nneebeure Mufresuns berridt iiter bas Se.'
treten merifaniIhen BObens burA Gene.
raj @e8en3ie. Bon 9tebrus Nssras wuree
Sol. Nuneio nit 100 Mann Soloatsn
sssen i'm sefaidt. Spatere Dtpei&e ia
sen, sae Wuueip am 9unntas Nbenp NIT
200 Manu Ytebras 9lesras serlisb, UNI
Mf8en,ie au folsen. 5retwillis., pelhe
Ra Nuneio anlhlisbsn, follsn aa in Men,
&c finoen unp um Te bsrittsn gu MAIDEN,
wurosn Yferps reauirirt. 100 man as fnbet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-06-17

= Bis bic Gran,oleu leten. 3u Der
tarslid serSftntli&ten amtliAen Statiltif
Der fransSalAen BsSSlterunssstrbdltnids
i'm Sabre 1876 bemerft 5r. Yanl 9sroY.
Beaulieu INT IS. bss Dsbats"
,Nuee in Musm 1T bislsr Nuslpsis we,
ber beluntsrs tstrubenb nod beiunbers
trSRliA. CT labt teine aussslproHsne
ueue 9enben3 ertsnnsn, iet ss I'M Gimme
Der Beriansune ceer ber gntartuns. TN.
fer Bolt bswatrt bic alien harattsrilti.
iAen 3iss ss psrteiratbst fa otns be.
1cnbere 9ua ober Gifer; es bat wenis
leeitime uuo aud wsnts natirltde Rtnbsr;
Ia BEN Stsrblihfeits,iFsrn siebt es gu Tel,
nsr bslpnberen 0abrnsbmuns Mnlab; es
psrmsbrt R& ssrape senue, nm Mot BON
elmer plahli&en M0nabme nberrafdt au
rperben aber bic belsil&en BepSlterunsen
bes Noreens, bic Bretonen uno bic Berg.
bswotner BON fsben uoer aHt mittleren
Departments brau&ten nur bic @swpen.
beiten b,r ibrissf Gran;oisn ansun.bmen,
une bic 8epSlferune bes 2anbes wiroe
auidtrlih UNI eiaiae tauieno gtnwobnsr
auriidaebsn.
Gin isber, f&sint es, lrebt mad beidei.
ben birssrliasm Dobttano, mad einem
Detlersetsn, peldes leoislih auf Spar'
iamtstt unb auf Der serinsen .3abl Der
1teilnebmsr an ben grbfhaftsn berubt.
6p lebt man rubis, une pteqeidt slad'
lid pabin absr man seuinnt nitt an
@rSbe. man 9tdnat ntht ebsn nah auBen,
une iumitten pes rings um uns in beipen
0elten iiberarSmenrsn 2ebens fcmmt
man iiH Der bstriebiamsn mObernsn 0s.
lsu1Haft srseniber wie jsner miibise 8snt>
nsr, Dor Der ta wuncert, eaB sr nit osm.
1slben gsrm5ssn alle Sabre rslatio armer
mirp lab IN im'ssr mittslmabissre Ser.
taIinife oerfallt,"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-06-17

Die rottsn Striimpfe Der @a(lmsb,r.
Nus Berlin wirp pom 25. Mat berihtst /;
,,0s1srn tesesnete elm poli,si. gcmm,ilSr
pem unt.r YoIi,si-Nuf1ht lebsaosn Nrbsi<
ter gDuoeds. Der Griminaltsamts bs-
sriiste itn /, $50 baben Sie psnn Die fst
nsq Strlmpfs Der 2" ugcn msinst
Brdut." -oSif bic oenn telm 1b.atsr &"
inauirirt Der Bsamte wetsr. ,Sa
mob. ~ ..@swie bel Daliner z" - Da
blteb BMSede Die Mntrport 1Aulois unb ct
mub o.6talb cem neuaierissn 6raser aur
Yuli,.iwaAe folssn. llntsrwess mag Wu.
eedt 90 V& wobl iiberlest baben, oab eaus.
uen bier nitts tsiisn blrfte, er rdumts ba.
Der lpiort ein, bab sr Der @a,psrobe Der
S1aulpIeler In. Dallnsr. Sbeatsr wabrsno
Der NaHt gum DOnnerStas cine @i1te as.
0eaattet unb babel nebsn eint9en anoersn
tlesneu Mnssbsnfsn aud bic rotben Striim'
pfe mitsenommsn babe. Die @eleuns NIT
benz Ber,eiGnlB Der permibtsn 0ssenldn.
be mar ber Yoli,ei iofort Susesanssn uno
bic Beaotlsne III 5rau Solsfne Sal.
meyer, welAs bstanntlih am Donnerstas
| Atsnbs ibr bisfsss @aifipiel tsenpet bat.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-06-17

Wupsds In Den 5triimpfsn Der fsIAen Yspi
- nun, mir iino 10 gallant, au,unebmsn,
bab Wuoede einen lebr flfinsn Tub bat.
The New York herald., 1878-01-17

THE INDUSTRIAL UNION CLUB GIVES EXPIRES
SION TO IFS SENTIMENTS ON THE SILVER
BILI--A PETITION.
mass meeting of the Industrial Union Club was
called for last evening at Science Hail. Eighth street,
near Broadway, TO express opinions on the Bland
silver biil and the repeal OF the Resumption Act. There
xas a raoaarAIa aitaadanca hut nothing uka nnunar
The New York herald., 1878-01-17
THE COLONIZATION SOCIETY.

sIxTY-F1RsT ANNUAL MEETING NUMBER OF
AND MATERIAL CONDITION OF THE RE-
PUBLIC.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 16, 1878
Tho sixty first annual meeting OF the American Col
onizatlon Society held last nj sht. The meeting
was opened with prayer by Rev. DR.. Matthews, and
addresses wero made by Dr. W. II. Allcn, President
OF Girard College, and Hon. X. W. Thompson, sccrc-
tary OF the Navy. Tho report submitted by Sco-
retary sets forth the following
That Two vice presidents OF the society (aev. Ma
than j. Rice, d. ID. oil Kentucky, and Moses Allen, of
New York; anu two lite directors tDr. Charles B.
New, Of Mississippi, ana Nr. Chauncey Rose. oil In
diana) have been removed by death also h. l. Stan.
ton, OF the District OF Columbia, aud member OF tho
Executive Committee.
The total receipts amounted to sl2,o53; balance in
the treasury January l, 1877, $l494 the disburse-
ments amounted 10 Sl2G39; balance now in the Bank
oil Washington, 50, 0s0
ff THE ANNUAL EXPEDITION
The annual cxpedition sailed III the bark Liberia
from New York January =, 1877, with hty.two eini-
grants aboard well provided Tor at sea ana for six
months aitor landing. They were collected from all
parts OF our county, and represented every trade and
profession. Three were graduates from the College
for tho Education OF Colored Youths. large por-
tipn Of them paid part oi their passage aud
denial expenses. For tho past hty-scvcn years the
exodus has been increasing
NUaRER coLoSrzED.
The number tiat has coi0nized sincc tho war Is
3,lo9 and IRON the oeginniug OF the colonization,
H. 7. exclusive OF s22 recapturod Africans that Tho
society induced the uned States government send
10 Liberia. The total number that the society has
supplied with homes in Africa Is 20 S99. During tho
com ny year the exodus Of iamilies individuals
bids iar be very large. Organ
removing to Liberia being formed IN North Caro-
lima, Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, Florida and
other states, some Of which represent 900 persons
which does not include tho Libcrian Exodus Assoca-
ton, OF South Carolina, which reports that 100 900
persons have sgnincd desire TO emigratc TO Liberia,
nor the Colonization Council, oil Louisiana, which
has enrolled II ,vu0 names.
PROSPECTS OF TIE COLONY.
Agricultural interests are hopeful. There Is
stantly growing demand Ior coffee. Farmers
planting and cultivatDg It with considerable energy
and increased II is the nbunda article
export ana the largest material wealth the Republic
derives from its population. The Republics education
iostered by the Lberan College, which has classes
comprising pupils each. Tho preparatory dcpari-
meut has twenty-eght scholars; also the Alexandria
High Scnool, two schools ut ArthIington and ut
Brerservic under The charge oi tho society. there
are twenty three schools. Fifteen supported by
the L,Derian government, all OF which nave equal
facilities, SC, for advancement Various reports
state that the white man cannot get along The c-
mate OF Liberia, but the coloreh man soon passes
through The sccnating process and can live without
The least inCOu
The New York herald., 1878-01-17
FUi;MING A FIRM.
HOW FIFTEEN THOUSAND DOLLARS IS SAID TO
HAVE DISAPPEARED.

HOW FIFTEEN THOUSAND DOLLARS IS SAID TO
HAVE DISAPPEARED.
man nam I'd John H. Horsfall was yesterday ar
rested by the Sheriff at the suit OF n Clarence Ferris
order granted out oil tho Supreme Court by
Judge Barrett 1t is set forth the affidavit that tho
sum oil S15 900 was obtained by the defendant from
plaintiff under false misropresenations that tho lat
ter is only ,wenlyone years Of age, and that he
imposed upon o youth and ue pcrienca
lu October last he made tho acquaintance oI Horstal
who endcavored to induce him form a coparIper.
snip. Such attempts were continued up b. Doccm.
bcr 7. On the evening Of that day Horsfall, as
alleged, called upon plain,G ana stated that he was
doing large aud profitable business. the sales from
which during the past year amounted " over
500 900. The paIpti then goes on 10 state that no
gave Aors all check for 81 900 toward tho capital
OF any nrm which might be formed; tho
next day anolher chccK Tor :, $4,000. payable
tho order oil Joan II. Horsial Il Co,
was gwen. Ferris states the improssiou
that ch, cKs could not be used until alter tue
formation Of copartncrship, aud handed over tue
money wiin that stipulation. About tho 18TH 0i De
cember agreement IN writing was presented by
Horslai in winch coparinershp was established bo
tween the parties Tor tho 'manuiacture OF iue iurnt
ture, upnolstering mirrors and decorations at No
Z East Eighteenth street Al this tns
u additional check for $40 600 was gvcr
under the stipulatI0us the othcI
two, the copartDership agreement not having been
yet signed On December 20 he gave noiicc "a
uorsa by advice o counsei, thai he did not desire
to form the partnership Defendant then answered
that he had used The money Ia business, under tho
idea that the M had been established III. de-
Icndant dcnied All the aiicgattoDs He was held In
bail 10 the amount OF Si5voO Tho following commu-
nication was received irvm MIN last evening"
Nkw YORK. Jan. le, 1878.
To EDITOR or HERALD;
An article having bcen pubshed in one OF the evening
papers charging with having dcirauded Mr. ~ Clarence
Ferris VIII you lave ths kindness to permit TO to
the public through columns that the charges In
ton absolutely and Ia every particular iaei NY coun
having already The order Ol
vacated, all who interested Affairs
assured that the fullest opportunity viii afforded
20 investigate conduc and that such Investigation
when Will establish my entire Innocence OF tho
charges made NJ ainst ash suspension oi public
onion Until! reasonable opportunity DO afforded 10
show the fairness of dealings
The New York herald., 1878-01-17
THE SILVER QUESTION.

REFUSAL OF THE SENATE TO REFER MR.
MATTHEWS RESOLUTION TO THE JUDICIARY
CoMMITTEE--A TEST VOTE.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 16 1878.
In the senate to-day Mr. Matthcws resolution de-
carng the right OF the government 70 pay the inter-
est aud principal OF our bonds silver came up as
unfinished business
AS 10 Senator took the hoor Mr. CoSKLfSG, OF New
York, inquired why tile senate did not vote
several senators--What Is the pending question:
The yIog PKEsiDEgr-It Is, shall the resolution OF
the senator from Ohio be referred TO the Committee
on the JudiciaryY (rhe motion was made before lhe
holiday recess by Mr. Morrill,, OF vormonL)
Mt MATTHEWS, Uep.) OF ohio demanded tho yeas
anu nays ON the notion and was rcjoced--yeas 10,
nays 81, as iolIows-
htAs- MessrS anthony, Bnrnu,n, Bayard. Blaine,
Butter, C0nxling, Dawes. Eaton. Eamnnds, Uamnn,
Iiuar, KEENAN, Mciberson. Mitchell, Aorrill, PeddoeX
KOllins. sargent aud Wadleigh1 ~
Pfnnsylvanin Camcr9n Of Wisconsin Cockrcii. Coke,
touover DAVIS OF pOs Dorsey Ferry prover Harris,
lerefeid Howe johnston krKwOOd. McCreery, McMii-
lau Matthews. Mnxey. Merrimon. Morgan. Plumb. an.
salisbury, saunders, spencer, Teller Voorhees, aad
Winners 81.
Mr.. MATTHEW'S said he hoped. as there was no dis
position 10 iurthcr discuss the resolution senate
would 20 on and take the vote successively On zach
The New York herald., 1878-01-17

OF fact is anal, but review upon tho law OF q
nnal judgment entered BY direction Of
cour, OF review may be had In tho Supreme
Court Of the United States upon a writ Of
error and IN the manner provided py law tor the
review Of judgment in the Circuit Court. whenever
the matter controversy exceeds the sum or value
Of SO COO where the adjudication Involves qaes-
ton as 10 the construction OF the constitution Of the
United States treaty or law OF The united States,
or where the of review shall certify that the
adjudcation involves legal question OF sufficient
i'm portance require that the final decision thereof
should be made by the Supreme Court OF the United
Such writ of error shall be sued out and aken
within year after the entry Of the judgment TO be
renewed" Finally the bill directs the appointment
OF amber OF additional district judges.
The New York herald., 1878-01-17
THE CIGARMAKElsS.

Al a recent meeting OF the Cigar Packcrs Union
No. 2, held IN kfover's Hall, corner Of Broomo ant
Ehrdge Streets Leopold Libls vas reelected presr
dent; Fritz Woters, nrsl vice presidents IL. Lcndau
second vice president; +. Behrcnd, treasurer; Fred
sterzel. secretary; Charles Hachnert. corresponding
secretary; Philip RoeDer, financial secretary Six.
teen pacncrs from Springfield Mass, Joined as mem-
bcrs of No. aud contributed Sli5. Mr. woliers, Tor.
mcrly with Levy Brothers, offered series oi resoiu-
ons declaring that al rumors that the strike Is not
ID their iavor are unounded that the cigarinakers
nave nov, Us They had at tho commencement vi tho
strike the sympathy OF tile packers, aud that they
shall have tncr assistance so long tbs strike lasts.
The resolutions were unanimously adopted
Tho cigarmakers' far IN the Bowery closed yestor.
day. II was mol a very great peculiarly success.
Cigarmakcrs Union No. I4l hold special meeting
IN Turn Hall, Fourth street, this eyenIng.
The New York herald., 1878-01-17
NEW JERSEY LEGISLATURE.

TRENTON, Jan. 16. 1878.
The Senate, scarcely recovered from the inaugural
ceremonies OF yesterday, held less than two hours
session this morning, when they adjourned TO Monday
evening next. The rcpor, oil Apcz DodJ, Absalom
Woodruff and Henry o. P;tncy, commissioners ap-
pointed by the last Legislature to prepare system OF
general laws for the government OF cities, reported
the task practicable at present in view OF numerous
dilicuitica
Mr.. Rabe, OF Hudson. introduced an act repeating
the act OF April 4, 1873, creating county Board Of
Commissioners of Appeal In OF taxation and
cqIalzing assessments Tor taxes III Hudson county
senator Wsr1 maze persistent enort TO secure tho
order OF his bill reducing the legal rate oil interest
SIX per cent 10 second reading, but on motion
o. Mr. HOBART II was LAID over until tuesday ncxt
In The House MIR. Hozworth, OF Essex county,
offered the lollowing: -
Resolved the Senate concurrrg. That the Spc
pogt c0nlnites II three to coulter with nike commit
t. appointed by the senae ior the purpose vi reporting
the 1ousc by bill or otherwise su b amendments TO
the tuton o this state to be submtteu to the
thereof providing that hereafter the senate ana cner
scnsy Vt the State shall oitener Than
In Two years sooner convshcd Oy the Executive
Lost, 20 to 10.
Colonel Lewis, OF Hoboken, offered the following
Resolved That the Legislature Of the
the members OF Congress to use All their endeav
the Band Silver D, that this body do
hereby ndore the sentiments expressed by Governor
Mcclellan bis address regard TO the
o all obligations OF the govornmcut In gold Its
equivalent
Postponed until next Wednesday by a vote OF 30 to
26 Both houses have adjourned until Monday even.
ing