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New-York tribune., 1878-11-22
BAPTIST ANNiTERSARY.
THE MARCY AVENUE CHURCH CELEBRATES IFS
FIFTH YEAR

THE MARCY AVENUE CHURCH CELEBRATES us
FIFTH YEAR.
The fifth anniversary of the Marcy Avenue
Baptist Church, BroOEln, OF which the Rev. Dr.
Reuben Jefery is pastor, was celebrated last
evening in .he church edlhce at Marcy
ave. and Monroe-st. The church itself was taste
fully decorated; the gallcry-railinR was hung,
IN large floral letters, the word "welcome" At
each corner OF the platform were placed handsome
stands flowers. These with the array OF bright bon
netz, made the scene AN attractive one
choir DR. Jeery then said to the ministers seated on
tue platform Il must beg you TO remember lhat tns Is
not my funeral. am not dead yet, and therefore re
quest you 10 postpone eulogiums on my character nn
/ am gone" -, - 4,
report OF the OF the church was then read
by the clerk. r. o. Smith. II trecounlcd at great length
the history OF the Pri'h I1e present membership Of
are officers ana teachers. and s2i schoar- total Of
gIl making the largest Sunday 0f the denomna
In the State The church has been rebuilt ana en-
arged three times. II has free seats.
short address made by the Rev. A. @. Lawson.
OF the First Baptist Church Of Greenwood congratu,
Iauug the pastor and the congregation. Tue
New.York. made a humorous address. asking how
the members OF the church obtained tine money
necessary to carry on lis work - Not Dy oh'ainlnE
fOully stolen, | hope" he added Tue speaker
sauonasn born and nurscd in Brooklln, and
closed by declaring that the doctrine Of predestihatOn
The Rev d. Henry Miller, Of the First Baptist Church
GreenpOint. read poem written by the Rev Mr.. He'd
den OF Orange NewJersey euogstc of the church ana
its position.
Letters were read from the Rev. wnyland HOyt the
Rev j. d. Fulton. and the Rev william H. ed rcgrcttng
their odabe absence. Addresses were also made 10y
the Rev. Dr. Lodge. Of jersey City, and the Rev A. IT,
Birmingham, OF the WlIlouehby Avenue Baptist Church
Tue Rev j. Hyatt Smith pastor OF the Lee Avenue BaI|
tlst Church. said he had been singing the 0ng-ncre
doxology IN his soul the entire evening lie spoke Of
(" Dr. Adams, late of Cleveland, now OF Heaven"
Dr. Jctery'' tutor the Rev. DIR. Con"n gave
"reminiscences Of DR.. Jeifry's student hfe Dr.
Patton Editor OF lhe Watch Iouer, and Dr. Omstcd
OF Boston. Editor OF The Wdchmdn spoke briefly. The
celebration closed with hymn aud prayer by tho Rev
nod
New-York tribune., 1878-11-22
CURRENT TOPICS AT THE CAPITAL.
PROPOSED DISCHARGE OF NAVY YARD WORK
MEN.

WASHINGTON, Thursday. Nov. 81, 1873.
Orders will soon be Issued for the discharge
OF q large number OF workmen at all OF the United
States Navy Yards. The apporllonment OF funds Tor
December has been reduced compared with preceding
months as follows: At League Island s3.OOo' al New
York $1,000: Boston So 900; Kttery, Me-, $1,000
reductions will be also made AT NOFIOIA,
Washin .tOu, Pensacola and san Francisco
MR. MORRILEs PLAN FOR TAKING 4HE CENSOs
The Joint Committee of seven Senators and
nine Representatives appointed at the last session OF
Congress consider plan for taking the next census
was to have held meeting here on the lo'h iuS,'
ouorum however has not yet arrived and Senator Nor
ri chairman Of the committee Is annoyed considerably
IN consequence Several Of the members are expected
TO arrive on saturday. and meeting Will be called as
soon thereafter a. possible. Senator Morrill, VIII theh
submit pan one feature Of which provides ior the
unnntmrnt of "A large number OF takers by the
United states marsh1ls each marshal 70 appoint anu
suneryise thOse who are TO work IN his district.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-22

lace with diamond ornaments Mrs. NJ. Hartley was in
black velvet trimmed with jet possemsnterie Miss
Lyoos In garnet lyet and elk. Miss Hartl
brocaded suit OF cashmere and Mrs. Hanghon rich
black silk and velvet.
Among those present were: Cardinal McCloskey Mrs.
Eidtz. Mrs. Keane, Miss Keane. Miss Edlitz, Mrs.
Place. Mrs. John Hecker, Mrs. HaDghtoD Miss Jennie
Guldet Miss Josie Dare Miss Mamie robm Miss GllIet,
Miss Janet. Mrs. Marcy Mrs Glet. Mrs Hartley Miss
Hartley Miss L. Kelley, Mrs. James Sevn, Mrs seeey.
Mrs Barrow tAunt Fannie). Mrs. Connolly Mrs. Patter
son. Mrs. scohed. Mrs White, ExJudge John
MeKeOn, the Rev. Father Hecker, Joseph
Keane t. Connolly I. Phelan, T. Ealrne,
James Kane, Walter Babcock Mrs. j. seyin and Miss
slevn, Of Cincinnati Mr.. Wentworth. There were many
handsome presents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward slevin left for tour through
Canada. after which they will return 10 their home on
MadsOn-aye.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-22
THE ESTIMATES FOR THE NAVY.
ABOUT Sl4,OO0,OOO TO BE ASKED FOR - WHAT
TIE sECRETAEY's REPORT WILL SHOW.

lllE SEthtIAl1 > REPORT WILL SHOW.
GENERAL PRESS DIsPATCuI
WAsHINGToN, Nov. 2l.-Thc estimates for the
support of the Navy for the next fiscal year are
about the same as the sum appropriated during the
last session of Congress for the year ending with
June nrXt-about Sli 200, 900. The report of the
Secretary will show that the appropria-
tious have not only been confined within
their proper limits, but there is a small
balance to the credit of the Naval Academy
and the Marine Corps. As there are some old yes-
sells not worth repairing, be will probably recon-
mend that they be sold and the proceeds applied to
the general fund for repairing those which can thus
be rendered more seryccabe. Unless Congress
shall order the building Of new vessels, the Secre
tary, with the means asked for. can render those
we now have more efficient and keep them in
good repair The Navy is in much better condition
than IL was year ago, and Is well adapted to 4
peace establishment. IN case OF war with q foreign
Power ninety vessels for hostile purposes could at
once bs supplied. These include fifteen monitors
and six frigatc- for coast defence, together with
two torpedo boats the experiments with which
show their efficiency for the purposes intended.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-22
WASHINGTON RUMoRs ABOUT SILVER.

Several prominent silver men of the last
session have arrived here TAey declare with great
lhat they and those who acted with them Will OPP
restr attempt 10 limit the coinage OF silver or 70
oyeanSs,n in egalIender quality. They are evidently
ebaTe ot an attack upon National banks, under tue
silver Thsy t1 uS banks practically demOnet zing
siiver ac ~ not admit that under the clause ef tue
ssumsS nv we banks have any ght TO take the position
eiation Thev ,n Tue NewYOrk Clearing House AssO
men % 9hS at The reenbek
aIo&inp al oId ,ner forces for the banks,
aS naTf TRe eSS opnaS 5%s to observe early effects Of
Sa e & G91hy yyor of tSs silver dollar s expected
tbst beyond the quantity which woud be a y, .h
~ tSs So years from the time the mnts began WORK
New-York tribune., 1878-11-22

from adjoining stations. All signals VIII be answered
by white signal II any signal should not be under.
stood however the signalling station may be questioned
by white COston lights two white star rockets
red and white signal asks for aid. Other lights are
used to indicate the kind OF aid required
Lfeboats, before going of TO wreck, will
be provided with white Coston Light,
which will be burned to facilitate the escape OF parties
from the wreck to give notice TO persons on shore
OF the arrya OF boat alongside OF the wreck PATROL
men will carry red Coston light, TO be used upon
the discovery OF wrecked vessel. There Is now
established night signal Of distress for use by vessels
on our lake ana sea-cOasts This signal Is Coston
light showing while burng the colors red, white, red In
gue epp asio
New-York tribune., 1878-11-22
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
Synopsis for Tie past "a hours.

WASHINGTON, Nov. %, l a. m.-The ba-
rometer is lowest IN Virginia. and falling rapidly in the
northwest highest IN the West Gulf states. Rain has
generally fallen east OF the Mississippi River except III
New England The temperature has fallen west OF the
Mississippi River. in the Southern States and Upper
Lake region and rising slightly in the Middle States
and New. .Engrnd Northwcstery winds prevail in the
south and southwest nOrtheastery in the Middle states
and New England elsewhere they are variable.
Indications.
For New England. warmer, partly cloudy weather;
occasion rain: variable winds, mostly nortGeasterly
stationary or lower pressure
For the Middle Atlantic states, rainy, followed by
partly cloudy weather; warm easterly shifting To
colder northwest winds falling, followed by rising Da-
rUmctpr.
the temperature viii remain above freezing in the
canal region.
Storm Signals
Cautonary signals continue at Macon, Cape Lookout,
Cape Iattcras, Cape May, Atlantic City. Barnegat,
aud Sandy Hook; and ordered for Lewes, New
York Cape Henry, Kitty Hawk, Smithyllle, and Will
nIlnBton,
New-York tribune., 1878-11-22
PENSIONS FOR EX-CONFEDERATES'
STATE MEASURE BEFORE THE GEORGIA LEGIsLA-
IDr TELEGRAPH TO The TRrBUNE.I

lBI TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l
WASHINGTON, Nov. 21-lnformatlon has been re-
ceved by the Government of n proposition now
pending in the Georgia Legislature to grant special
privileges TO ex-Confedcrates who have been disa-
blcd by wounds the loss of limbs by exemptng
them from taxation under state and county levies.
1t is regarded as very forcible indication that the
spirit of the late rebellion still occupies the South
crn heart. II is admitted at the Department Of
Justice that State has the right to pension its own
citizens where such act does not IN conflict
with United States laws. Ii Is thought that this
example Of Georgia will be initiated in other States.
II IL believed that had the Democrats carried tho
late elections by n decided majority the Demo
Gratis would have attempted to secure To eX-Confed-
crates pensions payable out OF the National Treas
uTy.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-22
MARRIED.

PFACH-WILKIE-On Thursday. November IL. lSI5 az
Rochester y. Y. by the Rev. William H. De Granilss OF
Goshen " y Frank Beach, OF Orange, y; j., and Anna
A. daughter Of Mortimer Wilke esq OF the former place.
KOSBY-LEAVITr-A Calvary Church, on THURSDAY so
Cvember 81, by the Rev. Dr. Wash0urn, Henry Ashton
Crosby 10 Mary daughter OF the late Sheldon LeaVltt
RUSsELT-STONE-At the residence Of the brides mother
at WntesbOTO " Y, Wednesday, November 49, lsIS, ny
fbe Rev L. J. SAWYER Mr. Joseph r. Russell lr OF Green
wieh Conn, and Miss Libbe NJ. stone, or Whiesboro
SNYDER-BELCHER-On "Wednesday 2Oth INST, az ne
residence of uncle Dr. George Belcher by The Rev r.
f. Peter Snyder to Essie daughter Oh Johh o.
BelCher, all Of tins city.
WHEELER-kOB BINSON-In Omaha, Nebraska, OCTOBER
g. 1878, Trinity Recory by the Rev James la1rso,
James Anne NJ, daughter o. the lae iienry
B Robinson, all OF Jamaica. l.. j.
Al notices Of Marriages must be tRd0rsed WIh Ia"
name and address.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-22

Pure bfeuu.
BELLEVUE HOSPITAL MEDICAL COL

BELLEVUE I
NRw-YoRK Nov. 10, 1877
This certify that purchased OF MI. :. IL williamson
% Broadway DOoey's Baking Powder that hsd
made Herewith that have anayZed the same ana
that they do contain alum or any other SUD-
stance.
r. OGDEN DoRENUs, NJ. D.. LII. D.,
Chemistry ToxcoOgy in the Bellevue Hospf
tai Medical College.
II only remains for add that the powder purchased
williamson not sample prepared by US TOT the
OCCASION but regular powder sold MIN over Iee
months ago. ,,. -. ,,.o-,,..
Manufacturers DOoleys Standard Yeast or Baking Pow
de-
New-York tribune., 1878-11-22
WASHINGTON.
REPORTs-THE HALIFAX AWARD.

hLPURIS-IHE HALIFAX AWARD.
THE APPROPRIATIONS FOR THIS YEAR NOT Ex-
CEEDED EXCEPT IN TWO CAsEs-GENERAL sHER-
MAN on 1HE INDIAN sERvICE-PAYMENT OF
THE So, 100000
With two exceptions, the estimates for the
Naval Departments come within the apprO-
prlations for this year. The Secretary of the
Navy reports balances on hand to the credit of
the Naval Academy and the Marine Corps.
General Sherman thinks General Sheridan
can sustain his charges against the Indian
Service. The Halifax Award has been paid.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-22
NAVAL ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 21.-CommOdore r. W.
shueldt is ordered to hoist his flag board the Tcon-
deroga Norfolk Va; Commander Alfred Hopkins Is
ordered to the Navy Yard Norfolk Assistantsurgeon
L. H. Green to the Naval Academy AssistantSurgeon
John N. Steele to the Naval Hospital at NewYork for
instruction preliminary to promotion
c. r. Hbbe the Receiving Ship Franklin, at Norfolk;
AssstanturgeOn j. A. Tanner is detached from the Re-
ceiyng snip Wabash at Boston and ordered TO the Ma
val Hospital, New-YOrk, for instruction preliminary ~
New-York tribune., 1878-11-22
SECRETARY YcCRARY's VIEWS OF RECoNCILIA-
TION.

IIOlt UN INItItItW ~ IT y *USHFHyIVH Vs1
The Republican party desires peace through
out all our borders but holds that peace 10 be worth
having aud that will last must be based upon and
spring from enforcement Of equal justice and protec
tOn for all We seek reconciliation on this basis we
will have IL upon no other Sooner or later II VIII come
upon when the States OF the South shall Of
their accord protect all citizens without discrimna
on the States OF the North do We may expect to see
and welcome the return OF peace and fraternity but
without this the only peace can have Is the peace
which the oppressed can always secure by submission
That Freedmen in the south have In the past been
malreaed and prosecuted and TO large extent denied
their rights free citizens, Is matter OF history The
South will continue to suffer In her material interests
until ali her people fully protected In their nights
New-York tribune., 1878-11-22
FOUR YEARS MORE OF GRANT WANTED.

Bob IngersOl is still for Blaine. So are we.
But not Tor President in 1880 The Repub lean party
in condition TO survive the internal wrang
ling which Mr.. Blane's candidacy would produce. We
need candidate who is not only as strong as, but
stronger than, tue party and Grant holds over every
than any other man. the hOnest-mOney policy upon
which the next Presidential contest must be won. lie
will be nominated by acclamatIOn. he In 1865
and again In 1872 Those who do not believe this
years more Of Grant the Republicans will be in
ditiOn 90 honor somebody with nomination, with
reasonable certainty OF bis election Al present the
point Is to find who elect the party as well
DC elected by the party.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-22
A NEW SYSTEM OF NIGHT SIGNALS.

The new regulations for the United States
Iesayng Seryic, lust published, contain instructions
In regard TO the Night Sc Vi Service. Signals Will be
made with either Coston isnts or star rockets red
signal IS to be made by tue station first discovering
wreck or any vessel danger. IL will also serve 70
notify to persons in danger that aid Is near at hand
;,Aia sigual Will We eontn ned until IL 10 answered
New-York tribune., 1878-11-22
DI MURSKNS CONCERTS.

Nine. Iii Murska had sufficiently recovered
from her sudden indsDotion OF last sunday evening to
sing I'm Boston Tuesday, where she has not appeared
for the last four years. and where she TO have
been warmly received. The regular concert is an
nounced for sunday evening at the Grand Opera
House and will doubtless take place II the diva does
ungs III ufppa re
New-York tribune., 1878-11-22
BLUsTER FROM THE BULLDozERs.

The people of South Carolina ask for no
fayors Let those who make the charges establish them
II they The state Will not allow her citizens 10 be
annoyed 3y vexatIOus prosecutions without holding 10
account under the state laws those who guilty OF
false swearing. And while Congress- Will provide what
ever necessary for enforcing the laws, we
may rest assured that not dollar will be appropriated
for the purpose of using Federal legislation machine
Of ping and vanishing dOwnat-heel politicians
and blackng the character OF the Southern whites
without intending efectng particle OF benefit the
oOlored people
New-York tribune., 1878-11-22
CARRIED BY sTORMl

Mrs. May Agnes Fleming will commence the
publication of her new aud intensely interesting love
story week. in No. Of The New-York Weekly it
is OF her best stories, and is entitled Carried by
Storm" 1t written expressly for and can be read
only In The New York Weekly.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-22
AN INSTRUCTIVE EXHIBITION.

m, TIVn. IHs ba"gy UHIS III CVu5'j s 49,
with fac-srnilrs OF the famous cipher dispatches Of
Moses" MantOn Marble, which Is exhibited IN our
oce window attracted great deal of attention yester
day. Those who have been positive that the clphers
are bogus" are daily invited to examine the hand
WntinR of the "coparcener" who telegrapbed to Gram
srcy Park that the Florida vote could be bought for
nifty best United States documents IN plain English
fifty 81 900 United States notes No charge for inspec
New-York tribune., 1878-11-22
THE HALIFAX AWARD PAID.
MINISTER WELSH PLACES PROTEST on RECORD
EOR FUTURE GUIDANCE.

MINISTER WELSH PLACES A PROTEST on RECORD
FOR FUTURE GUIDANCE.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 21.-In pursuance of instruc-
tlons from the Secretary Of State, the American
Minister in London. Mr. Welsh, to-day paid over
to the British Government, in the person
of Lord Salisbury, So, 800, 900 gold, accompanying
the payment with the following communication.
The sum was paid by draft upon Morton, Rose &
Go. The receipt Of the payment was acknowledged
by Lord Salisbury in due form
LEGATION OF THE UNITED STATEs. !
- LONDON, Nov. II, 1878.
MY LORD: haze been instructed by the President Of
the United STATES to tender 10 Her MajcstVs
Goyeinment the sum OF s5,500Ooo in gold
cohcuirng members Of the Fisheries Commits
sioA tiaielT sitting at ITa2X, under authority
pid Nv the Government Ut the United states 10 the
Government II Her Britannia Majesty. I am also in
srueled Nv the President To say that such payment IS
hii'uc, upon lle ground tha the Government
OF the United States desires to place the
maintenance OF good iailn in treaties aud the
security nj value OF arbitration between nation. above
Mdesty's Government with all other Governments.
Under this motive the Government ~ the United states
decides To separate tue question Of Withholding pay
mchl rom TIE considerations touching the oh gaIiOn
of TINS payment which have been presented
70 Her Maic>ty's Government IN correspondence ana
Whlch u reset Fts ana INSISTS upon am, besides, III
sructed by the President 10 hat the Government of
tnc United states deems IL OF the greatest importance
the common and friendly interests or The
two Governments in all future treatment OF any
question relating 10 the North American Fisheries,
that Her Britannia Maesy's Government should be
distinctly advised that the Government OF the United
sta ca cannot accept the result OF The Halifax Comml
sion as furnishing any just measure OF the value par
ucpauou by cur ctlzcns IL the inshOrc fisheries Of the
Provinces, and protests against the actual pay
ment now made being considered by Her Malcstys Gov
'tnthi as III any sens IN acqulCCcnCc M such measure
or as |alantng anylnierence To effect haveetc
JOHN WELSH.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-22

greatest In the moment OF the poor TESTERS derium OF
frantic despair and affected evty at the door OF the
banquet chamber in which his daughter is beeaguered by
the lcentious lords. This terrible aroused tile
greatest enthusiasm, and Mr.. Booth was again the
recipient OF all the honors OF superb intellectual and
emotional conquest Further consideration OF this sub
ject Is deferred. "The FOOLS Revenge" will be twice
repeaIed. The cast Of the chief parts Is appended
New-York tribune., 1878-11-22
MosEs's REMARKABLE sLowNEss.

THE NEw-YORK TRIBUNE publishes one of
the cipher dispatches signed Moses i'll -smie.
also another dispatch signed Manton Marble" No
photographic expert needed TO decide at once the
striking similarity OF the handwriting OF the two
sages. Mr.. Marble is very slow about putting IN dis
New-York tribune., 1878-11-22

with vour complaints abOut teeth" said annoyed
father 10 his sxteener" told 10 buy the 500
DOST and use IT, but you didn't you deserve 10 suffer-
And 50 she did and all sweet sTteeners who actke
New-York tribune., 1878-11-22

ThDusnnds of persons have their eyes turned toward
was That is where thousands OF dollars are made day
from Investments ranging from $50 10 $3.50. The IelaDe
brokers Alex rockingham q Co, II Wallst Now'lOrk,
send their Financial Report free, which explains fuly
New-York tribune., 1878-11-22
Special Notices.
Important sale OF Fine Books.
49,, DEfh onH fatIOWlnO ngeulud

Important sale OF Fine Books . 49,.
Monday evening. 25h, and following eHehln9s at ,n"n
Hail. exhibition. . -.,o,.-rns
~ GEO A. LEAVITT & Co. AUCrIONEERS;
An extensive valuable collection OF books IN various
departments literature choice and elegantly bound ma
art and works worthy OF special atten
ton Findens ROYAL Gallery, Dresden and Munich Koyn
Gaeres Musee Francais vols: klngsborougns MeNco,
colored plates Catins Indian Portfolio. colores Gvary
ana Hogarhs folio Shaws Dresses and DeeoIauons
&c &c; standard and best editous or SCOTT
Prescot Dickens shakespeare, Byron &c. &c Inc "hon
now exhibition as above.
first course OF lessons on COOKERY
to-day at IL O'clock the upper hall OF the Young Men
Christian Association Building, 23dst Admission 90 cent?
The second lesson OF the teachers course at4 p. m.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-22

Angeiis Turkish Roman and Electro Baths 81 Iexing
onV are the very highest perfection OF bathing Day and
day and evening Excellent hotel accommodations
New-York tribune., 1878-11-22
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

TRIBUNE OFFICE, Nov. %. 1 a. m.-The partly
cloudy weather aud rains yesterday accompanied
generally by a stationary barometer although the
cury fell very suddenly two three times. The TEN
perature has aud the amount OF moisture in the
ar las been diminished.
Cloudy and rainy weather possibly followed by partly
cloudy weather, may be expected III this city aud
yiri to-day
New-York tribune., 1878-11-22
.Don,f Worry Nc

For the bath rs wei as general household use there Is
nothing superior TO PYLE's o. X SOAP
New-York tribune., 1878-11-22
ANGEL, TIE DEFAULTER, IN PORTUGAL.
THE FArTILRss OFFICIAL OF THE PULLMAN CAR
COMPANY SAID 10 HAVE BEEN IDENTIFIED AT
LISBON.
LEY rRLEGRApn 70 TIE TRIBrNr.I

WAsmISGroN, Nov. 21.-The State Depart
ment officials reticent about the reported dehuhca
on in Portugal Of Angel the dc'aultns official OF the
pullman Palace Car Company Secretary Eyarts said
that the first information in regard TO AngelPs den
tncation reached the Department from General Porter
OF New-York, and that this Information agreed suo
stantally with reports which had since been receNeu
through other channels. The Department III quiet
way been lending its aid To assist IN the
ANGEL uud s rcpurted that circulars were sent 10 az
diplomatic aud consular agents on the suOecI ~ ~ Vt ~
known what steps the Department WIN or can 'aAt "
Cccure the arrest aud extrnditOn OF AngtIl put tne
atons between this country aud Portugal are OF the
mnsI friendly ChAFaCter.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-22
THE INDIAN SERVICE DISCUSSION.
GENERAL SHERMAN THINKS THAT GENERAL SlIER-
IDAS CAS EASILY SUSTAIN HIS SIDE OF TIE
CASE.

CASE
InY TELEGRAPH To TIE TRIBuNEl
WASHINGTOS, Nov. .21.-Gcnerai sherman, III con-
versaion to-day about the present discussion OF In
dianmattcrs, said "Oh, think Sheridan will re-
spond with some warmth to Secretary Schuz 1t
is an easy matter to raise trade against theocers
of the army. but he will find out his mistake. for
Sheridan has bushels OF evidence to sustain his side
of the case and he will be found equal to the cmcr-
rcncy Thnre is no difficulty about running the
Indian Bureau when the Indians are all at
peace, but when they take it into their heads
to 90 on the war-path, then the Interior
Departments compelled to rely upon the army to
control the Indians. The transfer OF the indian
Bureau TO the WaI Department, when Is tue leal
Lass of the rontroyersy amounts therefore TO the
simple question whether the mountain snail 90 To
MahOmet or MahOmet 10 the mountain.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-22
McCULLOUGHS REPRESENTATIONS.

Ruy Bias" Will be produced at the saturd
Matinee, and King Lear " next week.