New-York tribune., 1878-10-12
RLEErrLNG TILE CH4LN.

No one has been able To pTY open the Iih
of the Ark. nor has Mr.. Moses Min'On Marble
found it desirable for his reputation to make
any explanation of the teIegrams published
thus far Prudent man! A denial would only
have involved him in deeper disgrace. 1t was
barely possible for him to deny that he ever
sent or dictated the two fatal kilograms al
ready dicIphered and published. and there
would remain the question whether Coyle,
who knew his cipher, had forged his name.
But we have one other item OF proof to offer,
which bars that door of escape also. The
Dictionary Cipher" mentioned yesterday,
was never used by Marble or COylc, but mes
sages in that cipher were addressed to and
sent by L. L. Paris and w. T. PctOn. No one
in Florida used II ercept Paris, and he it is ev-
ldent, was not aware of Mr.. Marbles secrets.
The following dispatch in that particular
cipher, though without signature, implies by
its language Go unknown TO undersigned y
that the author would be recognized by Mr..
Pelton without a signature, and it was sent
from Tallahassee on the very day when an
answer to Mr. Moses MantOn Marbles dispatch
about 100000 beat United States dOcu.
"ments" was impatiently awaited.
TALLAHASSEE Dec. (.
Henry HAyEMEYER, - Vest l7h-st.. Y. J.:
scary secured shear distances sttee you advanced 70
husky hoart sectloncd with funconary sleeper sauce
box exempt tidewater undertaken Match school uuth
settee you srarfy nasceut beehive admonsh upon m-
pIacable oyerhung worry undsrbrush plnth INLAND
locked 10 untransomed Sixteen twenty-one twenty
three. Kneel preeminenced your lightning.
TALLAHASSEE, Dec. l.
HENRY HAvEMEYER
Saturday secured several dispatches sent You ad-
dressed TO house Have advised with friend. Situation
same; everything uncertain. MARBLE SAYS PLtS srNT
rOU SATURDAY MUST NJ ACTED UPOS IaMEDAuLr,
OTHERWISE UNAyAILISG Plan unknown to uudorsgned;
sixteen twcntyono, twentyhree just presented your
letter. No sig
BY turning back one page IN Webstcr's
Pocket Dictionary, the above translation will
be reached, aud Match" is tho 22d word,
first column, page 155, and Marble is the 22d
word, first column, page 154. If Mr. Moses
MantOn Marble desires TO deny his own sigma
ture he will then have to inform Mr.. Paris
that his dispatch also is false. 1t is evident,
moreover, that the nature of the plan was not
known to the author of this dispatch, as he
asserts, for the words "siXtecn, twenty-One,
twenty three meaning in another cipher,
BOARD dispatch (tO) Twenty three the lat
ter beng the unknown paymaster-generalI IN
New-York-were obviously inserted by In
siructions to convey meaning unknown to
him.
II Il marvellous how these three distinct
ciphers used by three persons in separate dis
patches, doye-tail together TO make absolutely
irreslstibIe one damning conviction. Mr.
Moses Marbles dispatches alone might be
doubted. Even when transmitted by :" Max y
as clerk, and then referred to by w. Call in
an open dispatch as "Max's dispatch" which
must be answered at once, it might be ques-
toned. After that comes the dispatch Of Fox"
in another cipher, and his worry about It, and
the answer that he must "act in conjunction
"with Israel" Then comes this third cipher,
with news from Paris that marble says plan
"sent you Saturday must be acted upon i'm
mediately, otherwise unayailing" After all
these the dispatch Proposition accepted if
I" done only once. Better consult with Fox
"and act in concert. You can trust him."
Do Moses Fox Paris Marble, or Havemeyer-
Pelton- Weed -Tilden, desire to offer any expla-
nations 1t is a trihe too late for mere de-
Dialsi