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New-York tribune., 1879-06-04
RETURN or UNITED SE4rES Ministries.

Several scqnaintances were present yesterday
AT the steamship wharf 20 welcome home Edwin W.
Stoughton. United States Minister to Russia.
who arrived By the Scytina. His family
returns with him. He had a healthy brown, sea
complexion, and looked pleased TO get home as
he looked when a year and half ago he bade good
bye 70 his friends also rhe deck OF the Scythia,
but with the accompaniment Cl = dTiZzlng ram
- am very glad 10 get home he sad, though
NV residence OF a year and half IN 81. Petersburg
has been very delightful. d,d not hnd the climate
nr.iudicial 20 my health. The Winter was mild
rromyared with what had expected to lind lt, and
the Russia indoor life Is agreeable My health IS
very good, bur ! was desirous ol visiting my home
| have what Is termed leave of absence from my
post ..
- |. has been rumored that you might not return
to Russia =
&" | cant tell now just what shall do about re-
turning
Mr. Sfoughton said ne had been interested in the
political events Of the country aud especially III
THE IRDUNE's exposure of the cipher pU.
The Hon John A. kasson, United states Minister
Al Vienna. was also passenger on the ScYthia.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-04
WmIIAAI rI-NNINGHAM.

William Cunningham, the Junior partner OF
the nrn of J ". Cunningham CO., brokers. az 30 II
Wa!i-st died suddenly az 10 q. yesterday. -ir.
Cunniu.ham had been 20 member OF tie stock Exchange
for about six yelrs II brother, tAe mead OF the hrm
hls been . member FOR eighteen years. During This
connection with the Exchange be has failed 10
meet his obligations Tie firm has en- known as
prudent and conservative, combining Itself almost eX
cu,yely u lc comm .siou business. William Cunning
lam suffered only brief illness week ago he was M
the ofcr apparently M good health. re possessed
c,frII IN s1rsiIiou and was esteeued highly By his
srqrfi iufaurGs wi.c ard two children survive hul
l-ru.rI services Will held late residence, aud
M remains Wi, be taken 10 schenectady foG burial
m. va. born at schenectady. where lIs father was
ur.u upUr mrtph1uJ. Notice OF lls dt,iu Has READ
-.sf. yiav NJ the sock Exchange committee WAS
aUroiufed 90 ulcpare suitable resolutions.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-04
oBLIGAn05S NOT EASHT SET ASIDE.

Judge Blatchford handed down decision
yesterday in the matter Of the bankruptcy Of George B.
Rem.en. farmer. a composition al 60 cents ON the
dollar was entered between the bankrupt and MS
creditors payable iDstalnenls Before the hrst II
stain eut due Kemsen disappeared aua dciauit
was made In payment The trustee brought suit
against Remscn's VIE enforce the contract entered
INTO by her as surety FOR tie payment OF the com
position notes. About the tlme tins suit wa'
begun an application made 70 the District
Court by certain creditors 10 set aside the
COMPOSITION, which, II granted would have
hod the effect Of avoiding the suit and anuulng the
yfes Obligation surety and Il wa charged that tie
motion was made that object AND IN the interest OF
the hrirs OF ne wife. who has since died.
The application opposed by over threefuurths OF
the crediturs and denied by the District Court on
the ground that 10 matter Or discretion with The
Court whether upn0d or set aside composition afer
defauif rs well as before and that IN tnis the
Court upon the acs Ought not IN the e1rrcSe or Ia
discreton ASIDE the composition Judge Batch
ford ID has decision YESTERDAY sustained ihIs ylen ana
affirmed the decision Of the District Court
New-York tribune., 1879-06-04

and her mother going around table; Mr.. and Mrs
Clark then came in witness asked what's the mat
ter - but got no answer Miss Duer came IN out OF the
hall Mr. and Mrs. CLARK came IN about five minutes
afer witness theg came Ia the dipingfOom f1of; MIt
Clark asked Miss Ella who had lain down on tle SOFA
answer; then she said. A" Ella, how did ~ happen
Miss Duer then IN and touched Mrs Clark on ne
shoulder and said. ' did H-tiid % with THIS mere
she took pistol ont Of her pocket; II was m red ull
mel bag she took of the bag. held u down ana
said dd ~ accid, ,ntalY MIS-. Clark sa'd' NJ ~
What you doing Win anything like mat ~ Mss
Dnrr replied, There isn't any DANGER nave caifleu
It Tor year."
The Court then took recess mt 2:45 o'clock
In the afternoon Mrs. Trutt again testified, 's FOL
lows:
made when III shot a. her tiroe tunes, aHd hia
Knocked took the pistol out Of her hands dd MOI
tell father thaf day that III had shot az her
aud how t She replied that % would not 10 she
was afraid Pap would 10 something h" WoEid nave 20
suffer Ion. Again. ~ another time. t0id hei she shoh
have told her father. aud she repItd tnat II
would not have done; ne would have kitien la
before she LETT the house Al another time she saiu -h
suffered much. why dIIu't sue XIII hrI at Orcc Goa
did not intend she should die rg1t OF It ~s meant she
should 1--we 10 tell all about Afer the second week Oi
her sickness her mind clear, bat she war very ner
Nh. CrisheId-Whaf do Won mean nv nervousf
Witness am nervous and docking az Crishc!fS
handsl think you too lLau,htrTl some ile' Af
Nervousness wac IKE yOurs I cXuect II makes one
tongue She seemed restless ana uneasy cDud
hardly keep herself SIM sometimes ana would SAY ~
herself, am SO nerFo oUs." -
NJ Crsheid-Wnat do yOu mean 5y dcilfious lou
she was talking great deal when derions IL tha
what you mean
Witness know when a person is delrfous by hear
ing them talk, bat don't know that am eapHbe 81 ~
scrbiEg IT, What male me think Nss Bean was oeit
rous was talking and dld NOT link she knew
what she was taking about; she was almost always
gong ON.
Bayley the colored girl and Mrs. Hearn were again
recalled anu questioned.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-04

DIED.
BAKER-suideny. ofhear' disease Mills p, eldest sont
lfIis j.. Baker Oi Great Neck, T. l.
Notice Of funeral hereafter
BAIRD-on Tuesday afternoon June 2, Agnes Russell wife
RSsyas G ad friends o. tho family Invited 20 ATTEND the
ave- on FrlaSy June s. n l0e,eoels Z. ni -.
TP9 Fs5. rssas are T lass.ed S dh not 70 send
BEYED-At Rye. y. " June 2 Eya g. daughter oi \. L.
catve, lId flas resperttIr invited - attend inc
funeral IRON TIC Of her rather fAuIslay June
csfases IN waiting for the 70 train IRON Grand Central
crENINGHAM-on rues.iay morning, June 3. william
16r -Tioes al 43o p m, Thursday June o al bis
,, ar -r,e1efsy on Frdav on arrival of te an.
irn nom Friends ar req tested n' To send
MOWERS.
erpArD-Tp Brooklyu on Monday June > Hannah widow
o ~ late rhoua- j. Gerald IN the 'uth yrsj 1 ol ii
No 2gs cum beraIa-s., Wednesday, juno - s'4 O'Clock
HoB8s-oa Tuesday June D. 1879. Charles Hobbs aei 81
y ys and friends li iuvsl % a--s1I rlc funeral 90 -
Clements Episcopal Cdurcl, @esi 5dsi Oh thuisd'l al
ffy-r ON sunday r,ornnr June Marie Antonetie. wife
o Louis r Hoy' anu daughter of thr Late Cornelius H.
Re9ye. and ranas Of the family inv, o. siseal tHe
funeral me church o. t.,r 4.-'I,- I III iit'-t ''
.,fATUFws-At NorvaIz Conn. Frd'r, May - 1873,
charles Dr-lncour Natnews nte 5sth year o he afr'
N0tIce ot iituera Aercaitlf
pl.oArAr ORANGE S o. on sunday. June !. 1872 Captain
Augustus proa. aged = years .. . ID,
Sricc ,,.a ors9c ou a messiah ~ ia-t on arrival
m. lDtl, Lack N N'-i IT, i's' ivH
Clrrgtaas AZ prlcs Church station.
T-fprurur ID fa-tC.Ir-ffr n. y .r'lt..la'
ti.ftn ii ui
ri,'iI d 800 u. m. rain Grand Contra Depot
sFYafOUR-Ou MONDAY. June ,. John T. seymour n 'hs
sZd year of hls age. ..t a.. So, -
ves on "Wednesday :. 81 10 A. in az his late resi-
drucr. 3sq lergen-s,. kfi0ti'h
Newark. NJ papers pleas" copy
,r-F-g, op ',nrsag May 24 AZ Colorado SPRINGS colo
- 49, vic 0f Nathuict Io0keI. daugntrl of tne
late eJ.D DIufOrtu
r,-rri AZ princeton y J. on SUNDAY the 1T inst
~ IDnts, e. wIuou of th- late Cornelius Tuthl, of New
uay.p. coma. ~ the 0ls year - nor age.
yAN 1,TrYIOu sunday june I, Benjamin s. Van Tuyl IN
tfp g1d nl MS
vices at ms rssid-u,e -b- tfdEAh'ife btD1N' III
"Wednesday. AZ 4;3O JclOcs o. A.
,,,-f.t, o Tuesday June g. AZ the residence ~ hs
"a ruui. russr l tluuuH-, Pom Tlk cpsie.
81 -t.vhen D. Van yes. aged 81 tais ilG m"AtAs'
PRAYER al sle house al Lo:jJ uc.ota. ,..,-
Fao.f serrco- wil be aid at Houewci church at 25op
,is ana irends are Invited attend without further
New-York tribune., 1879-06-04
PUBLIC OPINION

We read that Senator Theodore ". Pomero7
. ar present ahead of MS ccue:tnr- m tE- race for
Governor of TINS late Auburl Advertiser tkcp.l
Auv way il can be fixed, Tden will be
...r a-a,Tst Thurman ~ OHIO Tins year. We are
Wiling -h, Democrats -ual fight i out that Line
lCiuc.uuau Enquirer lDcnJ
Liberal Democrat, and Liberal Republicans
ull. .rru n tlc k.uub e.u p4itv auC ard % lu pre-
venting la Confederate poBcv from becoming the ao-
cept,d policy Ol tue Republic. Albany Express lepJ
A certain amount of fractional SILVER for
the convenience oI change may hr Sustained 100 par,
I.r4u. t. convenience U trade demands li, hut IT ls
at.r another thing 10 base our whole currency upon
s.l,ef ooin OF untrue Value Mobile Register lDemJ
Tie veto j. a declaration that. the United
Vta.. w throw all safeguards possible around rs bAi-
Io-1.T tud enforce theu ny ala the appance or ciY
plr.rr IuI-|~ T-it. There is uO trnanic ground OF
oupusitJu 90 olt-l indianapolis News und)
New-York tribune., 1879-06-04
ATFAF OF 81 RET HISTORY.
yro8 vff HdrfI gf0a Star.

Southern Congressman Il authority for
IN. to.l wing statement: when the fist veto OF the
Amy hIl sent u by tAe Pres dent JOINT cfncus
~. .. , I'd di-cl~~ the situation. senator Thurman
u.f. speech u winch be saT thai Congress mus not
adjourn without voting the supplies. senator fooi-
I4- r..u fouk rhe fl Iud made terrlfi" S2ucht
urru -at0r ThurMaI, stating tna 10 was OWING 20 uls
advice tHl tAc extra session ~aH rendered necessary!
the last Congress 10 spite OF the appeal OF
spuat D. Biyari. senator Thurman made fepif. ana
safI fuat rbp clarg. that See favored backing down
cam. with bad grace; that uIs punt1cal future de-
pended than any other one lu on me action or
r.u.re~s ta hr might be reirg gtied 10 private lfe
and DE was he could pursue peace hc literary puf-
suits in the bosom Ot bis family In his further re-
mans he lis said DO have shown much feeling Of the
ra
New-York tribune., 1879-06-04
TIE REV DIR. =. ". GEIssENHENER.

The Rev. Dr. Frederick W. Gelssenhelner,
an old aud wel.-knOwn German Lutheran clergy man.
died on Monday mrs house in East Fourteentlst 90
the axe of teBfy-tw0. Ha was for many years the
pastor on ho German Lutheran Caurch at Ffieen;h-5
,nd -ixth-iva.. and wa- lhe founder o. the German
auI ..l-auUvu tla- State da well a. ID ii's cII-
BE leaves vino are hoth lawyers I'D tia Guy
New-York tribune., 1879-06-04
TIE REX n B. THOMPSON REIysTITED

NEWPORT, r. l., June 3.-The Rev. \. Il.
Thompson ~ Brooklyn, y. Y. who resigned from the
pasoraie Of The Second Baptist Church on sunday las
been requested by large majority TO withdraw hs res
ienation tie concluded to withdraw Il. providing tho
persons causing STRIFE brOu INT 20 account during tho
three InoR-bs and that letter be sent 70 eaeh OF
Them durg = that time requesting them to appear heore
the church. ana show cause Why their names hohu not
he erased from the church roll This proposition was
Granted AZ large aud enthusiastic meeting ~ church
neuhcr. tom ghl RhIch Lasird unll neaIly AdnlehL
New-York tribune., 1879-06-04
MAHRIETI

ANDTYi--T EvTN~-On j mo p a. Trinity Church
Bro. way ct1r. tho lity Alrgdu Di- p y - -,
Archibald Al XuIrr 90 laTUlLc Eo3At, etH5Afl 'i '''
late tIiWiu A. stevens.
gOARDsfA AN-YVELIN-O Monday, June ,, al ne reS.
1-nra ol t.r bride ti- Rev. !. ". Buunln AnliaN
F0ariman Of Poushkeerse ". f. 70 Mr.. G. F. 1'en OF
city -. ,..-....t-..,.
RAGlN-GIB~ON-On sunday. june ]. 10 - AueuSilne
tHrrcn Droton the RevA afefe 'atA'' asl flsh-
pef GIbs4n OF Mourruse .aueitr nl t lttc bss aus
Trsspe of sr- York O. William u. lg1-u, ul Bio.hyn
" s.
r,rrry0V- on Tuesday Trne B. % wonson Mas. nal
rs Dae of pnllldr plis. @ daughter oi " ats
H0r1tio LEuH. e~l. 40 cards
N--Cr,ON MONDAY. Juno . a. f" -e'' once
81 he BRIDES mother. by tne Rev Ilo''as D. 'tll -
D d. Henry J. Goodwin to n Ars AEnlc u. sutton """sH
Ter 0I tIe lat. Cornelius Is. sutton
1r0Rg--- --C0vTLLT-Tn Brooklyn. or Tuc9dar. irne y
- d., he rev Ncaolas r. smith Robert - liunbs OF
Last Orlug. y. Anna lOla, daughter ol j. = 800
vile. 0. Eim.la, y. 7.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-04
pntDcE TRUSTEES Nor YET APPoIYrED

The failure of Mayor Howell. Controller
stelnmetz and City Auditor Ammerman, OF Brooklyn TO
appoInt eight trustees OF the NewYOrk and Brooklyn
Rridre ON Monday has called forth some comment The
retiring trustees from Brooklyn Henry C. Murphy
IsT stranahan, William Marshall. Wlsm c. kings
lev Thomas Kinsela. Henry W. slocum, William b.
Ieonard and Thomas Carroll. They al Democrats
except Mr. 5ranshan, and "a the Controir ana Antor
are Re It expected That lev. any OF THOSE
New-York tribune., 1879-06-04
SOME SOLEMN TRUTHS

ITVI INF I-"VII"F IFT'IIIII| |If7IT'I
McSSrs. Democratic COngr, sSmen, we tel YOU
thai your conduct h.s driven, Is driving and vii drive
tens " OBJ 1lsauds of mOcg.ts ont OF the Democratic
parIy. Honest earnest Democrats. those who not
partsans viii look elsewhere aud 70 wnc.e there
is better pru-rrc. for DOlug something for the pubuc
g0Od Is aif rded hv tlc Democratic party cNeW-
pineO by the conduct Of YOU ijs party and
Krpie.-u iu Congress You have not only broken
fatL ;hr people who elected YOU. bu broken faith
win pllue-n-es DY vour c0nducL n Congre.s.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-04
THOMAS BAETLElIAN.

Thomas Bartleman the basso, died at his
house, Nl tg West Tf,eeHi-,t.. Sunday last, Of IN
frfi hem0rrnage some weeks ago, IN rehearsing the
part Of the spy ia FatuItzs, al te Fifth Avenne The
arc hc injured himself by falling rom the set wall at
the conclusion OF the hrst NJ Barteman born
if Glasgow nearly hfty-cght years ago. He Was ofig-
ul,v hattet lie played In l0ca! orchestra un his
vr.c. attracted attention. Ai-erward he filed en-
.lr-iruf- al Her Majesty ana Other theatres u Lon
don. Tie has suppored Madame Parepa Rosa. Miss
KELLOGG aud Miss Caroline EcIIugs Ia TINS country at
var OIfs
New-York tribune., 1879-06-04
RATHER BE WRONG THAN BACK OUT

There Is no manner Of doubt that the Dem
Oerais td give ra.r dLO explicit warning ihai theY
would allow .le Appropriation bills O. fa unless the
political legislation received Jn- approval " the Presl-
d"bt Tie Democrats were committed 8y assent or A-
qf>lerCr, 30 the pOI4CY Df sO-.acd coercion Ol So
called revolution. II tutr policy De cOcrClve or rcvolu-
lOhaI tuc Democrats have been wr9uE from the De
ginning, aud tuc Republicans u Tie ri-A A. iA natural
90 -u iai when puI zeal party has gOt INTO Iaisr
po-nN It's most reasonable s 10 rctr5Ce its steps
liuurIlatr.y. We DO Lot admit bh4t the DcmOcrduc
parry Dr. u "a false position, or Oc ufies untcnsOlc
ground But u it is ~ the slough u s wiser 90 ~ Oh
lhan iu come back t BE- better tHe slough be-
lnd u tEau lu 'rOnt TIE arguments of The Democratic
senators aud krprr> ufdYe, particularly the argu-
meut oi Senator thurman. satisfied Us thai Congress
nave The night 10 taat they v not grant the money
OF the people, unless there redress Of grievances To
that We adhere and Uy 10 We stand.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-04
GREAT SPEED on THE ERIE.

BUFFALO, June 3.-Mr. u. Il. Blanchard,
ycepresident and r C. Villas genera Ies' agent u
,t. York Lake Erie ana Western Railroad, Com
ioner Fink A. J. Cassett, third yce-president OF the
Peupsvlyauia Central Railroad. aud party passed
tbroIg tbin city today. The run was renarkabe ne
SDst.Isce FROM Ncy-YOrk CITY to Niagara Fails, AL
miles vas made Ii hours and 30 minutes aud IIoin
GornsIlsyilie 10 Niagara Fails. llJ miles. IN hours
New-York tribune., 1879-06-04
RESPONSIBILITY FOR GOODS STORED.

The ease of Gertrude Jones against William
n Norgan. the trial Of which was begun before Judge
Van Eorst In the Supreme Court yesterday involved
the question OF responsibility OF the siorer OF in
ture under peculiar circumstances III As'o .no p"
"a ,hiog % 90 abroad for some years, left furniture.
.,o vxarth s25OoO in the defendants storage ware
New-York tribune., 1879-06-04
CHALMERS n NEED OF DISCIPLINE.
WqsthgOa E3itoria litter 10 me Augutq Ca ChTonf
EAl- !.

The NEW-YORK TRBUNE received here to-
day contains q manifesto fOm General Chalmers re-
gaftiug the ncgO exodus and General COnway's pro-
pOsAl 90 help The ENG ration ~ AL cOOreG people
desire % Co. but VINO are prevented from doing So 1t
"as hoped that NJ. Burrows had taught General
Chalmers the necessity aud beauty Of discretion. But
TINS Was a yam anticipation. There seems 70 have
come upon tins mnn who is OtherWls" and true
tbat naess wulcn precedes the destruction
go0s. lie is inviting, too. destruction for his party
Sleh n the saddest thing VI all. Really General
6haimeis owes 20 " himself and party 10 abandon Fort
Pillow and al that il implies We say this Win sorrow
a. Wen as Kindness; for General Chalmers, when d.
sDtea rom NE hODby, s useful and hOnOred Repre-
sentative The Democratic parry has all n can attend
~ on tAe common enemy IL begs 90 be spared the u-
WIS., l"OugA untehtl0nal attacks OF misguided friends
New-York tribune., 1879-06-04
Cuti-ura Remedies

Cnticura Ua-Oveut powerful Blood Puriher ano
LIVER IinIul llut compounded
= remedy tuilois v
Scau aud Kin Ulcers ans Dd sores. ..
Cuicura r0ap elegant toilet aud WedclnSi assisttnD
TO lutlcura tor al external alcctulr. -.
Prepared bv Weeks Potter Chemists and Druggists 800
Washing ON S. ani sale Dragglrt lIte 90 Duii
cuT small boxes GEMS largo boNe containing two and
he CuaurtE ~ small. = fct1Ytnt - pfr
b,ta Cutlcura sup. - cent? bY ma 80 ctuts cahes
geut
New-York tribune., 1879-06-04

house, No. I . West Washington-square. Mr. Morgnn
represented that the goods were under the Oleclon
of a competent watchman and the plainiin was glNch
the key OF the which she exclusively nred hheh
The plaintiff returned for her goods they hau oIs.P
Deared having been stolen t Is claimed by the watch
man. The piantif the owner OF tne warehous,e,
aud the trial will determine the responsibility ior 'o
goods under the circumstances
New-York tribune., 1879-06-04
W. wLONGsrRETH

PHILADELPHIA, June 3-W. ". L0ngsTeth,
director and ezp-.s.deut of the LaIigh valley Rail-
road Company, den ms morning 40 ms residence IN
tnis city Mr LJu-str,tl The tlrd ey-presideut and
director of the LshiLh Valley Railroad Company who
. Died since lasI October. i5 others Deil- j. GluG
Lam Fell and Judge ftc6cr.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-04
CO0D AUVIOT no TU-I-

RON TIE .ftJ04U EasAin0 Journal iEeD)
Ben Hill is sand 10 be preparing speech
wLi.h Is 81 Just fay" senator Blame. The bun that
Wa. ring o. bcr engine O1 tic track lket 10
SIM av STRAIN. When got good ready he ouclsed
ond-iud u1ucrmeat urusually plenty that day.
BETTER sunat your contract, 81. Hiu.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-04

PrIPrT THEMES" What shall preach
.laf ~ aid minister 10 the pastor OF coored n0cA
.,,cn Ina w. 4. address. " Well mos any subject VIII
bs 'crpfable" was the reply Ony ia NE 10 glD {Qu
70. sY.i,rd nb caution" An what II that y " well
~ was Won ia tech light "n dc Ten Com
- nraoaaments" Indeed and why I" Oh. cos han
noiise dey mos always hap dAmP hiu eHoo' "N u'
congregation.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-04

In olden times when temples were erected
20 tbe god OF med cine the priests OF scuaplus took
good care 20 locate them IN the vicinity OF mineral
sprurs and such places destined OOtn for worship
and tn cure The sick NOWADAYS physieans in View
York prescribe CAR II. cchulZs sparkling mineral
waters men uosse.s all tie virtues ~ e best mineral
springs of EurOpe-fNcw-YorK EXuress.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-04
THE MADISON SQUARE GARDEN.

Mr.. DOdwOrth opened Summer Garden
last saturday night in what has heretofore been known
As GilmOre's Garden. at TweHty-sxtnst. and Fourth
ave The class OF music which given ~ Mr.. DOd-
worth's concerts emluently OF the popular" SORT
consist nc chiefly Of waliz-s operate selections
uut the band Is good one. and played under al.
Dodwortn's direction with much spirit and fire, and
since l garden ls fresh and cool and tbe music is
of tire KIND which likely 20 Dr. excessively popular
with lH0lc, Jlere Is 10 doub that the garden W
supply "a want Las been seriously 4eIt ana VIII give
a great opportunity fOr innocent amusement ~ tAls
community
New-York tribune., 1879-06-04

men viii he renpponted II Is said that tbe adioufnmcnt
on Monday Hnf i0mOrrUw cau-d d. thr failure Of
the Controller and Auditor 70 agree up"n tn men 10 10
cd
New-York tribune., 1879-06-04
MORE REMARKS ON GRANT FROM Mr.. CURTIS.
Prom In pers Weekly llepl

Under the actual circumstances, ~ Is IN
dolui-r better tIe Ecp-b scans tat th,lr caudl
date .hou.d Pee cyiIan rot Omen 20 the suspicion Ot
prefeTrIug military traditions ana methods wholly free
from uc cGt1ugug t5-gcatlonr at two terms oi admin
isra ou and not eT0urd to the axed objection % more
than 500 rcrus. That rae personal popularity O ecu
era Gran, would so iT transcend -Ecl considerations
as make lm iuc9mpal1by lhr most cesrll" car tI-
Date h- uOf been e-t1h shed. thaf uc should lc uI-
KIND dictate. OF savior of society, "a Oh the
tl.orv That armed rebellion i- imminent. ls ah-
surt because 10 s confession tIat already in
C4Iunlc condition u revolution aud anarchy. iaai he
i- tn- most popular publican among The politicians,
ard therefore the most uy1DaJ- candidate. not
valid argument Tor his availability IN the canvass.
WMe party opinion ls forming, and 10 action has yet
been 10 yen ~ the CHEST duty OF Republ
slider v it viii surely trump pl Of ther
principles, aud u0t 20 let everything oIt because Of
desperate feeling that nothing can De done.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-04
AN UNCERTAIN ELETENT.
Yrrsss TTEr TUa.sfa.rroFss FlrfrrirfF

Can We rely on Dir. Heuduckss promises
No, % accept fne second place on the PresiG ntla
ticket Le said hc thng 10 the reporter several
davs before the 81 LOUIS Convention ~ 1876 There Is
SAD possibility ria- Lie OHY tJ hls country VIII be
placed before nim uch light thai he cannot escape
H. There are always great many mental reservations
IA Thomas. resolutions.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-04

The average rate of taxsou Tor this year viii DE
little less nan - 80 500 valuation. against - 6s7
last wear Tire Board Of Aldermen, wbcn rev1ews tle
yr,rK p the Board Of Estimate yt-tc 'aY OI utFrG 1D
o1,I-s OF lie hu ig.t printed Tor thc Use O tit
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New-York tribune., 1879-06-04
MIDNIGHT THEE REPOKI.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

WAsHISGroN, June Al a. NJ.
For the Middle Atlantic States. nearly
stationary pressure variable Winds generally shifting
to wesi or south cool cloudy aHd rainy, followed by
clearing weather
For Neg-Eu.iaud, lower pressure, easierly winds
vcrrinC o warner s1uthery, cloady partly weather
and iight local rains.
Ca7atoRGTg Sigj,aiS
Cautonary signals cununue from Cape Lookout 20
Sandy Hook.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-04

TRIBUNE OFFICE June l. / a. m.-Tne changes IN
the barometer yesterday were slight, the tendency
being upward Partly cloudy and cloudy weather pre-
vailed with frequent ruins throughout the entire p
hours The temperature ranged between 62' and ~
Jne average beng Il Il45 lower tian on Monday Inc
amour 9 OF moisture 10 the 3lr is very large.
Coo and cloudy partly cloudy weai her. with occa-
siora showers, followed by clearing weather, may Dc
alnacLed M tAlsiclLE a.I ELc-nIIy tl-oaY.