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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-13
CIVIL NOTES.

The referee in the suit Of Mrs. Jane Nor
gan fOr Hunted divorce from her husband, Albert Nor
gun, the ground Of cruel treatment reported TO re
Brooklyn City Cour' Yesterday In Of the plaintiff
who keeps bOdrdng-house at No. l46 NashlngtOn-st
in that city. No defence was made - the acton
The La Mothe Manufacturing Company, a
car building company Of TINS city. gave exclusive
license 10 the National Tube Works Company for ten
years William o. Cooke, claiming be stockholder
Of the La MOthe Company although not at he time Of
contract having applied tor an injunction, Judge Law
renee, OF the Supreme Court Chambers, denied his
motion.
The libel suit Of the Rev. Charles 2. Nc
Carthy against Edwin c. Sweezcr trial before Judge
Van Brunt Supreme Court. Circuit, to rather
abrupt conclusion YESTERDAY The plaintiff supplied the
pulpit OF Mr. Sweetzer time during the atter's alb
Later Mr. SwaetzeT presented changes Of heresy
against Mr.. Mccarthy This suit for libel brought
on the cnarge preferred by Mr. against
the plaintiff TO the ecclesiastical authority which both
recOg1I zed. Judge Van Brunt decided that ne
brougnt the the charges before qu7s
judicial body Ia winch he had submitted himself had
hoard passed the charges, his action was prema
aud must DO dismissed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-13
RCMoRED ISDICTNLYT UF OFFICIALS.
The Kings County Grand Jury, which under

The Kings County Grand Jury, which under
Ordinary circumstances would have been discharged
before this, Is sul session. and, although
its proceedings necessarily secret, II Is
generally Understood that considerable testimony
has been taken In reference 10 Mayor HOwelfs
charges That Commissioners Faberty and Bennett, Of
Board ~ C1iy Works, nave pcrn guilty Of placing
he rolls OF the department good many names
Of yel suns who done work The Mayo himself
and President Massey, ~ the CITY Works DcpIrimrTH,
we been before Grand jury IA 70 erenco ~ thiS
matter AID n number rmpiUyc1 ~ the department
were ellie. anon 10 testify "Wednesday. IL IS claimed
tia. an ludC nj will DO presented against the III
uu Independent D,mnCrHt CHaTgi x tn"m eIti'r with
M. sdumcIuUr or with conspiracy Ia de rdud sac CITY
Toe trends OF he Commissioners. however, assert that
movement i OF a political nature
and that Indictments Will he found Te usual cJurac
Tor lie Mayor pursue ~ To prefer charges
the Board OF Aldermen, put III tins Il Is said that
the Mayor preferred 10 directly 10 tue Grand jury be-
cane several OF ,hg dCrncn are alleged 10 DE- ilnpl-
cu;, d IN the Transactions complained OF. BOsh hr.
Fiihcrty and MI. Bennett nave expressed Willingness
To submit the most searching scrutiny.
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UNIFIED STATES sUPREME COURT.

General Philius Charles ST Surges, Of Chicago. ad
mttrd practice, ~ also Thornton ". Hnae and
samuel r. Hunt, OF Cincinnati, on motion VI Stanley
Matthews
No. 7p3- A.signri-The United States plaintiff error
AGAINST Central paCIhC Railroad COMPANY;
Circuit Court Of Uutoi for the Dtrct OF
CaOrna-The Government maintains mat under the sixth
Section OF the Act OF July l. 1862 II Is entitled 10 per ut
earnings OF the several divisions NJ tho Pacific Rail
their RESPECTIVE, pHiUn IL the
PacdC ana the Denver Pacific Govern.
ment up this Cd i'm defence In tie OF offset
against suits brought 20 recover payment Tor auspoaton
Whr i'm the Of tire Central aud Kan
as Pacific Comp E-s direct Tor the per
claimed. The dccuces ia the Sevcra cases are similar In
he present argue behalf Of tie aiirOal company
that he rad completed In 1853 ~ aimed by the
Governments l~7i and That the interest us dsb; Is
n OF itS
earnings Argued ~ Attorney Geucrl for the paiun IN
eIr ". SautrIsDn Tor the CCendCut ~ error
ils-Thr United states plaintiff in "gt. the Kan
inc RaaaJ Company IN tTrUr 10 the Circuit Court
Of United states for The district OF Kansas aud No ISL
states, appellants agt the Denver Pacific
RIA Company; appeal from the Court ~ Clam argu
mcnt begun by AtOrueyGeuewl Deyens for the Unified
States Adjourned until Ia morrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-13
scutive session to-day. confirmed the following nomna

ecutive session to-day. confirmed the following nomna
tons:
Thomas HiiIhouse Of New.York TO be United States AS
sstant Treasurer at Neyg. York. - ,,,.--- ..,.u.o-
nney w Barns Arkanssa be United states Attorney
for Tbe District OF SeW-Meyeo. $780, =.
a. C. Chandler Massachusetts,, TO be United states Al
toTney for the Northern District OF Massachusetts
D. Moody OF Dakota 90 be Associate Justice OF the su
Court the United states for he Territory OF
New Orleans MInt-MaIun " Davis OF Pennsyiyana, 10
be Conner Joseph AbIecht OF Louisiana 10 be Assayer
MaNni ian Ferdinand OF Louisiana, o. BE- Rehner.
Ostma-ters-HOraee II. Hmbn. at Augusta, Me: James
Hutchinson. IT, at West Randolph VI; Charles A. Noyes al
Geneva Wis; James W. Mack, at Holden, MOI james W.
Thomas at Mckinney Tex. JudsOn IL Stehee, al george
town. KY. Mis- Matte d.. To Id. at Cynt lana, ny,
Army appontm Captain Earl English, OF New Jersey
20 be Chef ~ the OF Equipment and Recruiting Win
the relative rank Of Commodore. - . 49,
NAVY Observation-Disclosures Director j. Winthrop Taylor
OF eTsey he Chief O The Bureau Of Medicine ana sur
gerry Surgeon General with the relative rank OF OmO
anderB Charles McGFegOr AMI ROoeft
d. mandoTs the uifed states Navy Leu
George A. Converse to be Lieutenant Comiader
Of Bureau OF Yards and Docks, with the rel
alive rank Of Commodore OF tho United states Navy
Masters Samuel p. Coney, Sidney r. May and Haney O.
Rttsnhouss Lieuttnants. Ensig Howard y Nann2
Frank r. sawyer and Milton X. S,hwenk 10 be Masters
Medical Inspector John NJ. Brown 10 be Meica DIRECTOR
John &. spear DO Medical inspector Passed
Assistant Paymasers Abel r. Price, Henry Stewart henly
g. Colby and John r. CarmOdy To DO surgeons Assistant
Pymasters John C. Sullivan and James r. Cam be Passe
Assistant PayuasteTs Passed Assistant Engineer George a.
White TO be Chief Engineer Assistant Engineers ames H.
Rinetrs Cadet Engineer Edward T. WurO~rton 10 DO an
A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-13
A GRAND COUACIL or OIL PRODUCERS.

TITUsvuLE. Penn, Dee. 1.-THE OIL Pro-
ducers' Grand Council met at It's rooms this morning
some eguteen or twenty members Of the Pcnnsy wanna
LEGISLATURE received In this suto-cbamber by the
Legislative Committee, which conveyed to them
in writing It's wishes IN regard 10 pipe lines
and railroad discrimination In tho afternoon the
question OF fusion with toe standard Oh Company
brought mp and discussed Mr.. Geo III. Ne5DItt was
for ana related - toe Council the cuOn o the con
ference and his associates had with members u tie
Satdard Oh Company IN New-YUrk A resolution
tucn passed lnduTslug yhe action President Campbell
iu publishing a card the effect mat tho
CON uitcC OF producers which visited NrW-IOrk did
without the consent authority OF the council The
passage tue Watson Interstate Commerce aud Anti
Dissemination Dni IN Congress has created very
juDiant feeling among members OF the council. The
council adjourned at 4 OCIucE this afternoon.
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DECIsIONs-DEC. l2.

Supreme Ou'i-C hambers-By Judge Lawrence.-
Patterson GOnnCT-Sce memorandum Mccarthy
Of Poi entitled On his notion costs.
COiLsOn agt Hopkins Notion denied memorandum.
Judge ray.-ATheriCan snip Niudas3 Company aRt.
CrawfordOider granted. ZuuE aud another Belmy
O7irr discharged defendant spdlang to Denike
Now- YORK HosenGae Lime etc. COmpany-See
memorandum. Lyon Sasrry.--eO memorandum, ShcIl-
dan Genet-soe menOt andum B2slty aBt AThsdell
I'm lie matter petition Of shelter Island PARK; Clan
Randall agt. Mckenzie. Granted.
SD.ciTt By Juuge BaTrCtL-Dychman aRt HOlph
and Ojhers- Findings signed.
y iuGgr Vac Norstathcld Rgt Hanson ct al-Flndings
settled Agt. Finch and OthersENceptiOns
rulr,l and report OF Referee confirmed; Opinion.
Common PiCRs-NpsC7Gi Iem--By Judge LaTremoTe.
In the matter clam OF DreXel HAYES & Co..
Application granted Mvgs. jr, agL HuaidO ct al-Nus.
he demanded IL the compliant findings settled und on hIe
with click. Hall agt Phillips ct al. On the authority Of
DicAorsuu agt Sp"ulI Hun 2's Brady j. aLd utted
Horton. Court Of Appeals, Apn 2 1873, Ahtn The
motion must De granted.
denying order nsd. Evans ad another agt lsaAcs
Of $500 In The matter the
assignment -ibersten to lgOsen Peck aRL GOOda md
Application granted Stream AIT Leirzgcr-BOud fixed at
$4,000.
Marine Court hambys-BY Judge Goepp.-
EchteI agt TobiIsMOuUu granted order filed He
ma u Ag tsodgcrs Ladd agt. PockMOtOn granted Dun.
wort aEL Conner OtOn Tor leave " aDundud
pant granted Tho New IorS Express Company George
denied with costs order CTuiksnauk agt
BaTKer sustained ana Judgment urteed
inglv. bali agt. SmpsOnMoton denied without costs and
stay vacated and aside. barton ag WatsOn-MOtIOu
granted dsfault opened payment Of Sl0 Kennedy
agt. cung. Aluon aEt DIckei; Humphreys agt WILSON
Lang FRANKIE; lCnken agt. FrnonlCh; Ahg agt. Bo
due Gon agt naskius--OrieTS entered and nled.
by Judge McAdtn.-brewSrr age. HatcA--Papers aiod.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-13
THE COURTS.
LOUIS F. THERAssON ON TRIAL.
DIRECT CONFLICT OF TESTIMONY BETWEEN HIM
SELF AND MRS. ZABRIsKIF.


SELF AND MRS. ZABRIsKIF.
The trial of Louis 7. Therasson for de-
froudng Mrs. Sarah j. Zabriske OF $4,000 by inducing
her TO sign satisfaction piece OF mortgage by false
representations continued yesterday little evi
dence given for the pros cutOn, and then eIJudSe
Lucien Brdseye presented the prisoners excuse Ids
that Therasson supposed himself TO be- wealthy
man, and Mrs Zabriskie had the same belief she was
wiling TO lend him money on his mere word In t1e
loan of $4,000 the Harlem Church, Mrs Zabriskie
knew tha. she church desirlOus OF paying on the
loan before the full three years OF the mort
gage, consented to It. knew that it was paid
sOnal debt OF his own, allowing him on MS
next hafyearly statement ten days interest. There
some other transactions la which he had paid Mrs.
Zabriskis interest her without investing II.
One called the Wood loan, matter OF $4,000. He
explained that this amount gwen 10 IN TO loan
10 A. Wood, II he rnought the ,ecurty good Finding
DOUBT III he with Mrs. Zabrskrs consent, retained it.
paying interest He denied many Of the statements
Of Mrs. ZIbrlskle directly. He was cfoss-exmined at
great length to discrepancies between MS written
statements TO Mrs Z1Onske and his present testimony.
but persisted thar his explanations covered them ALL
Mrs. Zabrlskr recalled by the prosecution. ana
denied that Mr. TeassOn informed her that the churc
had pald the loun and tuat tod her that he instead
OF Wood, had borrowed tue $4,000 This closed the
testimony, and the counsel to up to-day.
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SUIT TO RECOVER A REWARD.

Jacob MOrch, jeweller, of No. ZIG Grand
st., Brooklyn 10 returning from Bayport, l.. l., IN
September last. eft at the Bushwick station OF the
Long land Railroad package containing diamonds
and jewery valued at $1,000 He discovered his loss
before he had proceeded far but when he returned %
ms seat IN the car, his package was missing He ~
formed the police Of his loss, aud also advertised t.
Offering "a reward OF $500 The parcel, meantime, wa
found bY Mrs Alice Pearson of No 80 south Flfth-st
ana returned To Mr.. MOrch. He claimed that set OF
diamond earrings va ued 81 200, and ring worth
$50, missing from the pdc axe, and refused to pay
the reward. Mrs. Pearson denied that she knew any
tang thr missing articles and brought SUIT ~
reward. The tried IN the BrOOklyn
CITY Court before Judge REYNOLDS yesterday. The
Jury instructed render "A sealed verdict to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-13
wHALEN's MANY EXPLANATIONS.

Another day OF the Sheridan suit was con-
sumed by tue crOss-examinatiOn Of james A Whalen,
yesterday. There little chat that had
not been touched upon In the previous examination
Mr. Beck with asked tho witness n after the first diff
Guilty with MOrgan Morgans, jr he did not run
away and Jude 10 avoid thrashlnG from horgans
Wnalen answered: mo, SIR. | never was afraid
Of a thrashlnG from him any other man.
have fought the CODfeperstes too much
nee / have uVed down there to DO AFRAID OF any
man; you ought TO know that yourself" He gave
msuy explanations to Justify dlscrepancIes In bis pre-
testimony. The % the plaintiff viii doubt
less he concluded to-day The defendant's case IL Is
thought. will then be submitted TO the jury
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-13
NAGLE AND VICKER hxONERA TED.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 1.-THE jury in the
case OF John r. Nage and George ". Wicker charged
with knowingly RECEIVING money euOezzied from the
West Philadelphia Passenger Railway Company, after
beng Saturday, into this morning
The foreman said We lind the defendants not guilty
OF apprOpriang the money, but guilty of knowledge
charged III the bill OF indictment" The Judge
requested that the verdict recorded formally when
the foreman saiG " not guilty"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-13
A FoRLoRN HOPE FOR DIR. BRADFORD.

William +. Howe, counsel OF 0. Emory Brad
ford convicted Monday Of causing the death OF sarah
Victoria COnnors by malpractice states that his client
will to-day for a trial on the ground Of newly
discOvereI evidence, well on other grounds. He
DR. Bradford has received a letter from woman
in ruOAlyH in which she declares that rhe Is the Cr
ina IN the case, COnnOrs having called her aud
induced her perform the criminal mai 'Tactice. Mr.
Howe said he had gwen notice to Mr. Rollins OF THIS
phase of the and expects O. produce the WO
court. Mr. j. llIrs Ar. Howe haa given him
notice. but he had regarded il As jUho.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-13
A BALL BEFORE SAILING At ANNAPOLIS
IBr TELEGRAPH 10 THE TRIBUNE. /

ANNAPoLIs Nd, Dec. 1.-THE officers Of
the United States steamer Quinnebaug Commander ~
H. Faruuhar commanding, when Is preparing for
sea- gave hop on board the ship this afternoon the
officers OF the Naval Academy and citizens Tho affair
was quite enjoyable, aud dancing lasted until D. M,
when n sumptuous dinner was served The QuinneDadg
VIII probably sail the early part or next week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-13
CALENDAKs rms DAY.

srPRAm CougT-cn iMBE RS Brady. Mos So s. II,
lU7 IFS l4G lJi 49, 1ts 200 .63 254 251 2B3 10 60
~ u.s. H. es 100 loi lOO Ito H. 1872 l2s 100. Ia 49,
srEcIhL IEaM-llrIetl J.-penurrer.-No. O.. Law and
Fact-NOs 701, OlB 100 754 70d Sl2, sl3 $40 $40 ST.
81. s1b 1871 ST. 723 796 7oS, 1884, 7s6 776, j03 5Jl
CiEcuir-PiRr Ivan Brunt J.-Noa l7I5A 2724
2sIB 2i32 1881 1873, 2S13 2S7t 2Sg Zs92 42l5 2j95
2BOO 2p2I 29l9 294s 2S3l 1885, 1851 2950 1900 1855
1866.
PIRr II-Iawrence J.-ShOrt Cadses-Nos 3jOg 3GOJ
3g5o 1892 4l36 1887 857S. 1885, 25 1880 1925 1851
PART IlI-DunOhue- j.. short CaUses.-NOs 100 Ass
4lOs il99 il7J il70 43l4. 1892 1888, 4l7 1884, 9so7
4iSJ. 1887
srPEkIoR COURT SPECIAL TERM-speir. J.-Nos OF. So
So 81. 40. -, a.. 90.
TRIAL TERM-PAgr I-Sedgwick J. short Causes.-Nos
7Os $40 Ss5 1884, eJ7 O6I SdJ e2S s62 s66 SOL 96l AL
90.
COMMON PLRAs-sPEuAL TEm-van Hoeseu; J.-No
DAY calendar.
EQufN rERM-C, p. DAILY, c. Mos 1869
THIAL TERh-PARI I-laIrTemorc. Mos 1876 G22, 100
7s, 4o Ass ~ AS 4is lSI7 1873 262, 100 70l 1914
PARrII-J; r. Daily. J.-Nos. l04l, 1886. p59 $50 1905
2Ob OBJ, l222 O06, bl7 loss 1923 1864 500, 74 l26
MAINE CouEt77rEIAL TEga-PsgT l.MeAaam short
CausesNo 147 0325 6l6O o4S0 66l7 0034 5407, 55kl
1904 b0iBl 506l 500l, 1888.
PANT II-Alker c. I.-NOs. $685. b4TA $3.50,
$50 1929. 1ois S9ls. 6l72 5I53. 1924.
GENERAL sEasiONs-Pkgr I--GiIdersleoYe, J.-wllan
Newboure Edward Ressean, John Phillips grand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-13
REELECTION OF DIRECTORS.

PROVIDENCE, Il. J., Dec. 12.-At the annual
meeting OF the soniugon Road to-day the Old directors
were reelected, ~ follows Samuei ID. BabcOck, Henry
Morgan, william +. Cary, j. BoOrman johnston, ID. s.
Babcock, George NJ Miller, OF Eew-York; Henry How
ard, Coventry Charles H. Salisbury, Providence;
Nathaniel Dixon, Westerly John a. Burnham Boston ;
aud A. T. Mathews, StOnngtOu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-13
THE COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, Dec. 12.-ln the Court ofAppeas, Thurs
day December - lS7SPrcscnt the Hon. sanford h. Church
L. H.. ami Associates
No. ll4Iaris sgt BurdetL Argument resumed aud
CIuued
No. l56-MarOn d p. Wilson RESPONDENT, Cyrus b
Lawrence Bcrpelder. ETC. appellant Araued BY Henry NJ.
Field fOr appellant, and Robert T.. Wilson for respond mt
Day Calendar ipr Friday December 10, is o.-NOS AL
200, l48 li7 las l49 10, l52.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-13
NOMINATIONS.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-The President sent
the following nominations to the Senate to-day:
jeremiah Murphy, of Alabama, 10 BE- Uuited States
Marshal Tor the Northern District Of Alabama.
Cyrus W. Rugges 10 DO Postmaster at Brookllne
Mass.
Colonel Randolph b. Marcy, Inspector GeneraI TO be
Iuspcc General with the rank of Brigadicr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-13
ARMY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 12.-Lieutenant w. A.
Kobbe h has been ordered to acI AS recorder OF the
Board Of Officers on Army Equipment etc. until Can.
tain j. r. sanger Ii able TO cnJer upon that duty,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-13
NAVY ORDERa
WASHINGTON, /

WASHINGTON, Dec. 11.-Ensign Frederick
B. Ynton has been ordered TO the Alaska; Lieutenant
William Nee Little from the Hew-York Navy Yard aud
ordered to the training ship Minnesota.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-13
A MICHIGAN FACTORY DESTROYED.

DETROIT, Mich, Dec. 12.-1emplo g. Co.'s
cutainrol factory, at Montague, Mch was destroyed
by fire to-day The loss estimated at 100000 There
ia 10 insurance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-13
the SwhDISH ExpADITI0Y FROZEN IN

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 12.-Whalers lately
arrived from tine Arctic Ocean report that ship, be-
heycd 90 he tue lIrgUr the vessels oi the Swedish
Polar Expedition, Is blocked III the Ice above Ihe last
81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-13

Charles Francis Adams talks of going to
Kansas reside. The has induced many 81 the
more prudent inhabitants OF the state have them
selves ather~stripped.-lAl Albany Evening journal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-13
WHITE STAR LINE
Corporation Notltes.

BOARD of EDUCATI0N.-Seale Proposals
ID vii h, received the School Trustees Of TIE Nine
lee. IN ald ri TIE Hall II the BOar OF Education.
& aud Ehn'ts, until MONDAY the 2Sd iay OF Deceln1er,
1878 an o'clock said day Tor erect or ~
scaoolhOuse tho north side OF East 4bthst 100 teI
Plans and specifications may be the ohce OF the
superintendent Of school Buildings, No 46 Gransl third
proposals must state estimate for cath branch Of the
work sepliateIy and De- udOrscd Proposal for Mason
Work" " Proposal for Carpenter Work" Proposal Tor
Tie party submitting proposal and the parties proposing
suetes must each write his name ana pae Oh
Two approved suretes residents Of this city
80 proposal viii Deconsdered rom persons whose character
and anecedeu dealings with the board OF Education render
their responsibility doubtful --.--.-- -, :, -
btainin1, In writing, permission from
Tie COMMITTEES on Buildings OF the Boar OF Education
rhe tsers reserve the rght TO reject any or all OF tue
P''P NJ. THALMESs NIGER
FREDERICK T. HOPKINS.
EUGENE II. POMEhOY,
JOHN Z. DONNELLY.
RICHARD KkLLH.
Board ~ school Trustees
Nineteenth Wand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-13
BIoCKUEAps. -Irate Customer (misto

BLQCklEADs.- llate Customer (mistaking FitZ-
Swell SnOre hat u having brusR-up," for the shop
mani see here, DOck head, you call this your sefl-
iusting nat IL won't adjust itself 20 head a bit -
Fitz-5weii: No lat should be expected TO adjust
itself TO one Ike yours but you cannot have hetter
block for IL than your Sn blOckhead. fun
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-13
POLITICAL MORALITY.
LIE PEW JOSEPH COOKS LECTURE.

The REV. JOSEPH COOKS LECTURE
EXPOSURE OF THE CIPHER DISPATCHES AND OTHER
FRAUDs-Hs VIEWS OF HE REMEDY FoA Po-
IITlCAL CORRUPuON-HIs LECTURE ON II
CONSCIENCE INFALLIBLEP
The comments on the exposure Of the cipher dis
patches. which formed the prelude to the
Rev. Joseph Cooks lecture last evening"
ELECTED great applause He referred to the
"suberb enterprise" of The TRIBUNE in unearth-
ing these frauds, and gave in detail the
plain proofs Of fraud revealed by the dis
patches. lie attributed the existence OF
bribery and other acts of political corrup-
ton TO the lax views of persons on the
subject. He held that the Church should
come TO the rescue of the Nations political
bonesty nv declaring that DO man shOnld be kept
in il or admitted to it who was guilty Of receiving
or offeridg brides for Office. The lecture OF the
evening ON the subject is Conscience lnfallibieT
thon followed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-13
Orean Steamers

A MEXICAN LINE FOR LIVERPOOL.
N only Transatlantic Line sailing under "a" AWERI
CAN FLAG. Sailug every Ia L RSnAY fTon Phaa.phia
LORD CLIYE, sails Thursday, Dec 10. o.
RED STAR LINE-TO ANTWERP.
Carving the Belgian and I'm tel states Nails -all semi,
monthly alterna ely from Philade pl1 and NHwNDrS.
SWl Zr.RLAN ID sails FRIDAY. Dec 20 p.
OG1assage ara Other igfDrmaitOu Apply 60
PETER WRIGHT & SONS General ems.
30T Wa nnJst, Philadelphia ~ BrOadNay, Nea i1rt.
JOHN MCDONALD Agent, Batterrp.ace New lor5.
LLORl DA VIA CHARLESTON
IL Prom Per q North River at O'Clock =. m,
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY.
MAILING connections at Charleston with the
MAGNIFICENI NEW IRON STEAMER 81. johns"
for all points In Florida.
SAPRrY, SPEED AND COMFORT.
Through tickets be obtained at all the pTncp hotels
and ticker Offices IN the CITY, and the Office OF the COMPANY
Pier n North hiyer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-13
Dated New. York, Dec. 5. 1878.

UAteU NV lOThl DUO I0I"
AOTICE.-I.easeS for certain Piers and Bulk
~ heads will be offered at public sale 70 be he'd by 9rasr
Of the Department OF Docks tho ENCHANGE SAbfsS-
ROOM No. III BROADWAY, on MONDAY, 1871 Deem.
BIER lS7S For fall information "The city Recotd Iof
sale AZ No. , CITY Hall
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FINANCE DEPARTMENT,

RUREAU FOR TIN COLLECTION or TABt-
No. 81 Chambers-sI. New.HOrk Decsmber j. 1879
NOTICE to TAA-PAYERS.-All persons
~ who have omitted pay their taxes fer the 90
are hereby none required by law 10 ray the sA sS
Receiver OF Taxes his ohico on or before Inc ISIS"
one e cent Will be collected all taxes paid before 1 e
l5 dIy OF December instant per cent ON al aHTs lsa
aud after that date. and Interest az the rate o - ay
per auuuu, computed from the l4tday OF rd
On which the assessment rolls and warrants we're 49,
U b "ciyer1 on s taxes remaining unpaid on and after
the said Ist DAY Of January, 1879. ,--,
81 money will be received after O'CLOCK p m
OGce hours from .. N. to 2PcmIv r MCMAHON
MA"'iA' - Receiver OF Taxes.