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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-14
LATEST SNIP NEWS.

ARRIN L.
Steamship Switzerland (Beg Jackson Antwerp Dec 81
with 10 cabin and 81 steerage pas To IT, W. Coton'
DOMESTIC PORTS.
NEW ORLEANS Jan l3-Arrived az Passes steamships -.
rilI Liverpool L. b. Gchrst do LAZY Clarendon Lonan
Beethoven, Antwerp. stile South lyHo' hNiP'V S'P'
Iarely, Hayre: MargIreta. Bremen. -. ,p.N
8,iruOng ian f3--Arrlved steamship Dunmcre 'lrL
Johnston, sicily and valencia via Phiaueiphia sP INV
Eagle, Rio; David stewart. do 49,, ,,,,.ot. shoo,,
l3-AIrived steamship Si'o~-
ford Iiyerpoo ship j. Robertson, Morrill, GlasSo"
MOVEMENT OF OCEAN STEAMSHIP ~,
OrRyysToWN jan l3-The American Line ste hi.p rem
syyani Capt Harris Philadelphia Jan Tor L'eipoo
arrived here to-day. -, ,,,...,u- roo,
Jones' sailed at y. m. to-day for New-iOrk ,,....
PLYMOUTH Jan. l3.-The Hamburg American Line Steam
shin Less ng Capt Voss from NewYork jan ir Hamburg
arrived here TO-DAY.
(For other ship Neics Third PdJe.I
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THE RITUALIsIIC CONTROVERSY
DIR. srYMorR's pFNIALs.
To me Fdttor OF Ihe TTibrne.
SIR: The Rev. DR.. Charles II. Hall, in

SIR: The Rev. DR.. Charles II. Hall, in his
l.tf.~ IL today, rHByNE concerning The H.iualist,o
error. charged on the Rev DR.. seymour says that me
pr seymnul las denicd them one by one' roint-bauk
letter hy letter" Or. Hall Is respectfully requested to
,oul out these druials In some way bring them re-
fcrc the public and to do it at once good many per
,. VIII, are deeply interested in this matter have never
,, .,,- ,,o nave and unmistakab.e denial f!om Dr..
-, rnIr ON the subject. The quotation from ms ttc
Letter about the Roy. Dr. Craiks communication IN me
Sid1,d ~ he Cross IA Tar from satisfactory. Inc I'M
portaut crlsp IN that quutaildn when printed III
italics viz: 9" dis0Wn Hopkins logic and niereices
utterly and have no sympathy with his tone aud slIIt
s show IN that letter. is 10y no means reputation oi
Eitnalis II he Will say utterly disDelIevc the KAT.
ualsiic doctrines enIncated By the hev. Dr. DE kov'
ne will meet l. issue sduarey, and put the question
forever Al r,st. Respectfully yours, H. y. POWERS.
BT.fgegUri, Conn, Jan. II, ISIS.
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planned and executed that her proper place by
nrcrcial power in Europe NAV be reached III an IN
credlbly short time and this hangs far more than
might be supposed at first. When the Umpire III
IsGO went in for free trade, NJ. ROuher promised
such network of railways. roads, canals bridges,
and ports as would have enabled France to compete
with her neighhors every side; but the necessities
such that nothing of all these Ee promises could be
performed Here is the void 70 be filled up, ana ~
de freycinet may he relied upon TO labor untTngy
till the end Is achieved.
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uoNops IN AMERICA TO VICTOR EMANUEL

PHILADELPHIA, PENN Jan. l3.-A meeting
81 the Italian beneficial Society held here to-day, nj
which II was resolved to drape the hall in mourning or
six months ont of respect TO the late King Victor Enan
mel general meeting viii be held on wednesday even
Ing next for the purpose ot raising funds for the eeeon
Of monument hls Majesty. cable telegram OF con
dn'rUcr was sent 10 ne royal taiy ana tlls VIII De
followed by letter TO be prepared by committee.
MEMPHIS Tenn, Jan. I3-Itaiim citizens held a
meeting this .teInOOn, at the office Of Consul Monte
Ipniro and adopted resolutions OF confidence Tor the
death Of King Victor Emanuel.
Fl LOTS Mo-, Jan. 13.1ho Italians OF tbs city have
decided hold funeral services on Wednesday III hohos
of King Victor Emanuel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-14
Arcr1oN SALE OF SECURITIES.

There were sales OF a large amount of secu-
rire. ot auction on Saturday among which some
Of those rohypothecated by John Bonner. Among
these were 300 shares OF Bankers aud Brokers
A sociqtion stock OF which 100 shares sJld for
$50 and the other POO shares for $50 -
M Dock East broadway and Battery Railroad
Coupaav first mortgage per cent bonds brought 1918
IA lJ IN 81 Broadway and seventh Avenue Railroad
,upauy nr. mortgage per cent bonds. lol q 20 102
20 shares Brooklyn Life Insurance Company l0Ol2 (;
los shares New-York Life Insurance and trust Com
many Stock 80 3633i city of Cincinnati, $50 per
cent bonds. 105 There also sales OF large number
Of shares OF lire Insurance and bank stuck.
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yy,r,hc,,er,.C ure for Con,umptiop.

wINcnEsTERs OF LINE AND SODA, for the
cure Of Consumption Chronic Diseases OF the Throat and
Also Dyspepsia, Indigestion, General poDty &C.
This grand specific established tenty years, during
which period II has performed wonderful and accom-
pshed other remedy has ever equaled OF
even approached.
Prce 81 and 81 per bottle. Prepared only by
WINCHESTER & CO.. Chemists
No 80 John-st., Sew-YOrx
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-14
IN FAVOR OF HARMONY.

TIE NEW-IORK TRIBUNE is authority for
fhc statement that the President viii send no new npm
nations to the Senate for the NcwNork Custom House
places his paramount desire being the peace and har
iuOuy OF ihe Republican party, in order that Re
pubiicau strength may I've consolidated against the
bland silver BIZ. II this dispatch Is 10 be rcied upon
II IL tlc best news that has the wires for
many a day, and will materially appreciate the Prcs
denl i'm the esteem of all earnest and honest EePubl
cans II such sentiments shall inspire his action, ne
need not fear any serious Republican revolt from his
Administration.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-14
WHAT PENDLETON STANDS FOR.

The Ohio idea will now be represented in
tho Snat, of the United States fer the first time
tis great currency question arose IN our politics. II
will be ably represented. There are no ONO lips ADLER
imam hi. To- tell Oho'z sto-y. The wall of the poor VIII
find a voice in the unscs mau Of wealth, and the plea
of the uctcrcd will be clothed IN the eloGGcncc OF tie
man of culture. Above al. Il Democratic vote In the
United states senate is gained and II Is known vote
fOr the pCOlIc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-14
THE DOOT or THE OWL.

From TIE Nsr YORK C0h"ef''~ A"tsFt%' -, q,
Mr.. Buchner threatens TO tack inc bland
rrnnosiou 10 one OF tie civil Appropriation bills. 10
force the President to approve II at the perm Ol losing
his own salary. And If this he the last and only hope OF
the Silver schcmers the game is certainly up with them.
The President not born III the woods 10 be scared 10y
inc hoong> this sort of an owl, and fortunately IL I'M
cr H.. ma. s official household III pressing need OF
Their salaries They could wait, a. our gallant army re-
Gently had to wait, such Opp' slilOn cussedness
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-14
TIE CHARTER OAK.
CARD from II. J. FUEBEB.

To me Editor Of The TrtGUHe.
SIR: In your issue of this morning you pub
fish q communication IN relation to Tie Charter OAK LILO
Insurance Company, and III an editorial notice
call upon the persons mentioned IN that ana
preylos communications from the same cores
poudcnt To respond to the char-c3 therein
made As my name is frequently mentioned in
both communications feel that am one OF the persons
TO whom Your editorial il addressed. I'm reply to any
charges against me or my management, whether made
directly or 10y implication inference, VIII state:
F,rs-Nether Mr. Wissn nor Mr.. White. either or both
Of thcm ever received any money or valuable thing fon
the Charter Oak LIE Company either directly
or indirectly, during my connection with IL. over and
above their csular salaries, which wcro paid monthly,
and charged as such the books of The company. No
commission or commissions were ever paid 10 clhe. 81
bc or To any oilcr person for on account Of either
Of them.
Scoad-I never received from the company. either d
rectiy or indirectly, money or other valuable ihng
over and above my regular salary except such as was
REGULARLY charged t. the book Of tnc company,
and accounted FOR ana settled ny me "lth III" present.
officers and directors. which settlement - stated ~ me
rnuturcai ION referred 10, iiis ga All tel &c ana
approved by the Insurance Committee, "iier having
been approved ~ 10 its legality by eminent counsel.
Ibiri- IS regards my admin 81 alton "i thr M mrs ~
tn COMPANY, DIES r. to cdil aiten ion t. ia &c figures,
furnished by ne to thc press on August i, le'';
RRcWnUIAuoS.
Liabilities, December 81. 80; *,$$SS5ii'il2i GO
ola assie Dsec91sr $50 l-2''Ol ~ oe 1875 81
l. aii.ii,s July IL. Is77........ 13,jG2,j57 81
~ 733,OO5 81
,,oj, observation-disclosures. SNGa4SO 81
Iftbere are errors in the figures If the
unfairly part, lAi, ell on we pi,StI mana
al who cnihont) Respectable men, 10
b, such crroTr
To this appeal there la, been no rtpiyin conclusion
Hartford y contract with the company dated Noycm-
Der IS Is1J, susccppl" OF any construction Whch
liable 20 he iasscd hiquitoi~, tncy are
thnse only 10 whom the Ncl-ku"wn Proved aTpICs,
" Uoni soil aui nal pcnScv r. spcstfuliy ycurs,
Aeic. iork, JAN L., 1878. H. d. fo"DEH'
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BRoUGHAM BENEFIT-THE PRICES. ETC.


Ii was hoped that by charging 50 for the
"choce OF reserved seats" nc tho outset the ticket
Spectators might be routed, aud persons DESTROYS
Of securing choice places snd Of substantially aiding the
benefit 10 Mr. Brongham, might be accommodated. The
final arrangements 20 prices yesterday made
known Admission tickets cost 81. Reserved seats can
be bought for So So and S. according 10 location Tie
boxes $50 $50 $40, according 20 capacity and
location The box sheet is open to-day, and
for sale Al the Academy OF Music.
The Brougham Benefit Programme may be found in
or advertising columns 1t Of extraordinary proper
tons much variety, and exceptional interest. Mr.
sothern, Miss Maggie Mitchell. Edwin Booth, Mr.
Feohter, Nine Mod9eska Mr.. Gilbert, Mr. Beckett. Mr.
Parselle. Mr.. Coghan, Mr.. Montague Mr. stoddart Mr.
Collier. Mr. Floyd, Mr. Fred warde. Agnes Booth and
others appear ia the afternoon. John Mccullough Clara
Morris. Frank Mayo Ada pyas, Rose Coghlan, George
faweett Rowe, Mario Gordon. sgnor Brgnol Frederic
Robinson, r. y. Mackay, c. W. Coudock Eben Plympton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-14

chased and paid $4,000 for Mazomania. the western
trottng horse. Tie story 10 fabricated out OF whole
cloth. ROBERT boNNHh'
Netr- York, jan r. 1873.
This report came in the form of dispatch from
Milwaukee Wisconsin. 1t would look as If the dis
patch might be considered, therefore, in the nature
of surreptitious advertisement for the horse.-Eal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-14
Phiiadeiphid, Jan. IL, 1873.
NI,MRER OF CHINAMEN N CALIFORNIA.

To the Editor OF the Tribune.
SIR: Permit me to ask your attention to an
uadyerent ovcr-satement of the Chinese population III
California in THE TRIBUNE OF January fou represent:
There are in that country Peru) between oOOVo
and 10000 OF these people, nearly hali the Whoie NUM-
Der IN California" Please look at The Dqsiy Alta eau
,,r,io for December ~: owe accept 10000 as he
number of Cinnamon in California" The Ad is doubt-
less sufficiently high in these figures should regret
IT, see ven quoted hereafter an authority Tor any ms
cutaf!uu which know YOU iEclpab'o or intend ng.
There cx-ts general Misrepresentation rs To Inc huhef
of Chinese with u.s. owing to matt ntign 10 the statistics
nj drrtrr, and mcrtallty. In san Francisco there are
about 80 600 1000; whole popiaiOi about ZSp,-
600 The population Of tins city Is about llJooo; ne
,,,,.s 40 600 Tie - 600 Chiunmcn represent IN maltl-
featured pf, ducts nearly +lSoOOOOO annually. VINO
can show that our 900 cOlOred people earn SlCOoOO
ahoye their penscs and charge upon the community
Which : the most valuable In an economic point OF
view fer city. ~ j. - u hLNNEDi'
Mnshlnnlon. d. c.. Jan. 5. ISIS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-14

and TuD Nrw-YoKk TIIBuSE says New-YOrk. " with
three executions is far behind her more enterprsng
neighbour" But THE TRIBUNEcan console itsel WIN ZIG
ron,rorting reelection that NewYork has more people
who deserve hanging than Its entcrprisng neighbour
lNOrr.stOwn Herald
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-14
PASSENGERS ARRITED.

FROM ANTwERP-In Steamship Sicitzsr,1nf.oGr nsh
bert a. Trascn f. Jaken stark and wife, Lrs r. DaNen-
port aud children Miss Fa ny slrahL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-14
NEW COIN OF THE FUTURE.

Samuel s. Cox OF New " rk, has introduced Il
sci,ibe silver bill II is to coin silver ha' times and
abolish the nickcs Wcare for Mr.. Cox Ihen Jet MN
introduce bill To substitute coin for the dchascd three
cent piece which diameter ana thickness 80 neis
ike dime only clear light show the difference
LET VA nave spCcal silver for this hrcecont piece,
which is the beer coin OF the future.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-14

Mrs Emma NJ Kerstein, age twenty-four, OF No 10l
stantOn-st NewYor supposed to have been buried
October 10, 1865 The only theory which the trustees OK
the cemetery offer for the finding OF the bricks 10 that
they were placed the coffin and funeral service helo
over the supposed remains with view to defraud some
life insurance company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-14

If you would ascertain the number OF miles of
railroad earnings aud DIVIDENDS of the railroads OF the
United States divided into sections, comparing the
New England railroads with those OF TIC Middle
Western Southern and Pacific states and with the
Pacific Railroads, consult the TRIBUNE ALMANAC
FOR 1878.
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6pcriaI Notices.
Fund
FOR TIE
EVASGELISTIC, MISSIONARY AND PHI
LAETuROPTC WORK AMONG THE MASSES
OF THE CITY OF NEW-YORR.


INDER THE DIRECTION OF
THE CHURCH or HE HOLY TRINITY.
rrept Missionary agencies
az. under general guidance of Dr Iyng tr IN sew
nlls snJay services held besides sunday schools,
with 2OOD children In addition 10 these there
gre tnder the general supervision: An Ophanasc,
Dislru.ary p lOiWatOIy Home for Christian Care on
farm OF forty Sing the Peabody Home tor
AysG omen; besides the Andrew and Philip Society Tor
u~ttfuc and destitute women organized bread ana
coal bGton many minor agencies 10 put The various
agencies represented in this statement on permanent basis,
and ali hgaOs IL Is necessary 10 fa.~r TIE sln Oh
ol ,iny is now liable. This effort connected with the
p,'ol subscription towards the payment OF the entire
Church OF the Holy Trinity The Oeney-
g work organizations been prosecuted Tor no
good glcctd classes without dtnoWlnd,0ua ie-illc-
ops r ,scaliau ends 1t all aid ona 10 The ordinary
paT.r.unl work If the Church Of Tho Holy Trinity.
No public appeal Las been made for ' Work. It's cur
ep NpenR. have provided by The congregation OF tho
huth The Holy Trinity and e iIi'nds OF ihe different IN
Sutions. II proposed 10 raise ila Hhich may AT
This Wvlk dcOt, ana pIoNlue lot its
re prinriual 81 he fand shall paid the cancel
nput nf the the premises described ia THIS statement
and q other purpose whatever. .
such bucyont aud ready 10 cooperate IN securing
its permanent support be sent TO II the uIccr
signed or phca H. Iyug IT., 10 East Aust, and VIII
be- r. $40 L. lge,i thIOugi the press
The consented TO serve az committee Tor
tho r.c.p shscriD moneys receved
y tet 10 m Treasurer the Of the Church OF
HOY Trinity.
WM f. DODGE, OF Phelps Dodge & Co, II CHEST.
\ Y. TOT l. Pres. OF and Leather Bduh, i5dHaY
J. II ,IORRISON Pres - Manhattan CO. Bank 40 all 81.
j. A. BOSIMLCK X. Of J. 4. EOst1ck * CO.. l4I Peatist
New-NoIE cry. Dec. -, ISL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-14
ROBBERY AT AN APARTMENT HOUSE.

An alarm was sent out from pollce mead
quarters last night for the arrest OF Aphonse Muchar,
ycors old Z feet Inches high. no is charged
with committing Il robbery at the BtiStOl Apartment
House, ut Forty -second-st. and fihNc. during the
evening Muchar resides at No. 1876 Bleecker-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-14
A COFFIN FILLED WITH BRICKS.

The old coffin, filed with bricks and stones
instead of human body. found in the Union Cemetery,
Rrooklyn. few days ago. proves to he that in which
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-14
MIR. BONNEk,s STABLE.

= me Edifor Of me ITtd"hs
SIN: There is not word of truth in the re-
,. ,,bieh YOU publish this morning that have pur
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-14
CALL THINGS By THEIR RIGHT NAMES.

SIR: Seldom do | write word to q paper,
for the ycry good reason that 90 not believe common
persois have any Influence in prominent papers do
not heatcto say that am common person. aithongha
daily reader Of THE TRiHUSE. In your paper OF late
rejoice 10 read Of the fearless saShipg Of the mqutes
that come 10 ct aud also OF those that You expect u
s,,.Ir or bring to gnt but there Is one thn% coz
Main of-von do always head your nara hhocks WllA
hard names Doyitgy ri al kinds wants IL ne repre-
scnt IT, Wrh-f,r'S best In to-day papCr}Cu describe
tbr dryil;ry that Bonner eir behind Is lA-lc. You
would hardly Ike CLERGYMAN 10 cai 1t sueh from MS
pulpit. ,o-o "
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sCARFs,
HANDKERcHlEFs,
UxDERsuIRTs. AND DRAW EI.. ~
J.W JOHNSTON,
No. 200 G4iAHD-,E
Also. 40 ~ Gh-aye, corner 26tr
Nervous Exhaustion y neacai essay cgnpri.lag .re'
York The cause and cure % premature decline showing m
s9iioss Of The luprmenis 10 marriage AMI tn treatment 4
nervous amt p; seal debility being The result Of 20 year, eH
r. retry Mains Museum. bfoAiwsy, NeSYGfS.
Palcp,. trademarks &c.
AhiIHuR y. BRlEG,i.N 5 ,PAlEN,r AGlNci.
Best references. send ~ BOOK Of Instruction
The fourth ard las. la Mr. Henry Woods novel lss
LyGn sie s ,2ch nav, o No o THI IIRisID coM'
PASIOE Tor saln by AL ne"sdea!.is
Now Ready.
EVERY POLITICIAN NEEDS IT
TIE TRIBUNE ALMANAC
FOR 1879. PRICE p cent?.
TABLE OF cONTENrs:
Abstract 81 Public Laws.
constitutional Amendments N TIC 7ti'-a'
iTc.i it' iiiyess Inaugural.
t tI5iSii. Sherman Letter on Bonds
h hiiSS@ t,S s. 6sys.s Civil servics
principal Departmental Oac-Ts, I. :.
Revenue and ENt'cn Ilturcs.
LIS; % APPROXIMATIONS.
Coinage and iuulggatlcn
Railroad Fables.
DEBTS OF Cities. =
God and silver Tables.
National Banks, Currency and savings Bicss
Internal Revenue Table,.
C oral for President since 1884.
Customs Receipts at AL POr;, L. =.
Executive and Diplomatic ono r..
List % NINth Congress ana Committees.
President sfnce l55i.
Governors ~. states, a..
NeW-York state Government.
Public Debt |. :.
Election returns from each state and reIrtory agisei
caly arranged
For sale by all booksellers AID dealers OF sent b,
mall postage paid, ior 20 cents. Address,
THE TRIBUNE,
New.iolE
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PROSECUTIONS FOR OBSCENE QUALIFICATIONS
THE CHARGE AGAINST MIR. BENNETT.
To the Edit0r Of The TrtOune.

SIR: The TRIBUNE, | am sure, cannot mean
20 be unfair II has in all the nearly forty years
have been reader OF and occasional writer !Or IT,
was not defending the right to send obscene matter
through the mails" / WAS defending the general prin
cipe of freedom Of the press violated by the arrest Of
Mr. Bennett, Editor OF me ruth SEEKER; and the result
Of the prosecution justnes my defence The charge Of
obscenty against him was manifesty untcnabe that
probationary Woodiord would not press 1t; ard last
saturday, the 9th ns thc suit Withdrawn without
trial. and all proceedings were dismissed Mr. Bennett
was ready with his defence, aud contributions from
liberals all tie country pouring In to back HIM
up with means Finding that he has case and cannot
succeed n direct attack, the complainant mas suDSdcd
into indirect methods OF annoyance. the manner Of
-urh il and las been al along the path of history
Friends and sympathizcrs who had wished to gave Mr
H. uurt the Influence OF thcir names inundated and
induced to withdraw their support Slife j. fOmcntcd,
and prosecutions on side issues are Threatened.
Tie Massachusetts, COmstOck against llcywCod -
Tr-ung the same WyOr rather. the tables turned
ana Nh Haywood is prosecuting tOnstuck FOR damages
Ron these erutlcincn, selected 10 be tried on obscene
charges are editors OF newspapers with thousands Of
subscribers, who order ni pay Tor their papers because
NOV ike tue moral, taught and the principles ncul
ed ihcse not dealers in obscene llttra-
uy They the mead OF concerns running anu r-tau-
sird for years. and the charge of OsceIty heard
for the ii st umc, under the rulings Oi the new nqua-
tiCn Both these prosecutions were sheer, uImgdt'd
f ;yianuy without tne shadow o iact or justice
thor foundation. In bo.h "Oh,ccnly' WAS attempted
to he stretched 10 cover attacks on Crlout ciecds ant
socio abuses very sharp and .IgorS no doubt. but
more obscene than tdc ESSAYS ana DISCUSSIONS III me
CHRISTIAN AdrOcale or OJscrre-that Is 10 say neither are
Perhaps my defence was little imprisoned, bu,
much can be- forgiven to o." spiii O lbrty rhetoric
born of Indignation of oppression Is apt 10 be
through the declarations 81 the daddcH,' amt III va"
OF ai attempted renewal Of the Old struggle between
freedom of Thought and repression s Is good year 10
revive some notifications OF tht style.
AoC- lOrk, Jan. IL, 1873 THERON & LELAND
ION Mr. LclanG's statement of the facts, lie was
clearly ju,e.GoLia in using rh"t"ri" "a g" i"rid"
On Ia. nlrosrd -Edl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-14

- TptprYE OFFICE Jan. Iii q. MA steady rise OF
o,prossurc took place on Saturday a. shown by the
INNER diagram and was accompanied by clear and
cooler weather Yesterday decline began Ia the after
noon with increasing cloudiness and warmth, as pre-
dlctcd. preceding rain. .,
For Mi, city and vicinity q continuance OF warmth
and rainy weather may expected during part OF To-
dv Tomorrow viii probably partly cloudy ana cooler
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-14
LETTERS From THE PEOPLE.
GOVERNOR ROBINSON AND THE LAW.


LETTER FROM THE REV. DIR. CROSBY.
TO the Edttor Of The Tribune.
SIR: The Erening Post. of Friday very properly
characterized the Governors Communication OF Cos
groves and Eustace's sentence as unfortunate
cemency." To SHOW what an encouragement II
must be to law-breakers let me give the facts
/. COsgrove and Eustace plead guilty OF keeping
each an Illegal GROCERY and are lightly fined, with
the Recorders declaration to them that if they are
convicted again, he will sentence them to years
Imprisonment.
2. They continue to sell Illegally, one of them tell
ling the Excise Commissioners 10 their faces that he
shall sell in spite of the law. They again arrest
cd and convicted. The Recorder comments on the
enormity of their offence and sentences them to one
and two months imprisonment.
3. Governor Robinson interferes, and orders no I'M
pris0nment.
Now, when you consider that these men kept
bucketsh0ps of the worst sort, that they never HAD
a license of any kind, that they boldly dehed the
law after it had been expounded to them by the
court and that they had mitigating circumstances
whatever you will see what chance law has Ill New
York. How long will the people of New-Nork stand
this Yours with respect, HOWARD CROSBY.
Ne,r- York, Jan. - 1873.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-14
NIRHiED.

THURSDAY JAN IN, at the
Church of the incarnation by the Rev. Arthur Brook,
George ST. Jonn sheffield Amelia Maxey Dagset both Ok
thi, city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-14
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

IrUN IIIN-VINI
Fer the Middle Atlantic States, falling, 1oi-
ioy.d Inv rsug nlromrict northeast winds. shifting 20
warmer south and west, partly cloudy ana Gearing
weather succeeding llght rains.