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make the rules of the court on the subject
! slit their own views, and Judge Bond Tas
/ especially spoken Of rs one who invariably
chose Republican observation-disclosures TN.
der his rule OF court. The other side ar.
gued that any abuse OF discretion vested in
them exposed The judges TO impeachment
Adjourned at $40 P. M.
House OF REPRESENTATIVES,
| ine morning n0ur was consumed in
I voting upon di!atory motions. and the bill
relating TO political contributions went over
without action.
lNr. Buckner. chairman OF the Banking
and Currency Committee, reported the bill
requiring the reserve OF rational banking
associations to be kept in standard gold and
silver coins OF fhe United States in lieu OF
lawful uaney- Ordered TO be printed and
recommitsed-,
The Hoase then resumed the considera-
ton Of the pleuro-pueumonia bill, which
was recomnatted to the Committee on Agri-
culture.
i MI. Herbert. OF Alabama, who had
charge of the aevt business in order tSen-
ate bill repealiagthe tesi-oath), stated that
afsey conversation with certain Republican
members he woaid not rsess q vote upon It
to-day, hut hopea' the vote would be had
MoaGay., ,.-.:
Senate amendments to tbe supplemental
poStr0nte bill wers ooncurEed in.
Mr.. Young, Of CSiio,. asked leave to offer
resorstion for the appointment Of select
committee to inquire into the cause and
effect OF the recent exodus from southern
to western States. ...',....
Dir. Goode, of Virginia, obieeted on the
ground that committee had that subject
already under consideration.
Senate bill removing the political disa-'
bifitieS OF W. y. r. BeaIe. OF Missouri, and
5amseS. Harrison, Of Virginia were passed.
On motion of. Mr. Johnston, of Virginia,
Senate bill accepting from Professor Ed
ward Forts OF louisiana certain maps,
&C., relative to the improvement OF the
Mississippi river, was passed.
Adjourned.
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IFor the Dispatchl
Death Of an Aged and E1onorcd Eir-
rsRian.

Henry e. boswell, Esq, OF Hanover
county, Va. died at his farm, Logtcn, in
that county, on the 30th Of May, 1879, in the
seventy-eighth year Of his age.
He was the last old member OF the old
boswell family Of Hanover-a man OF high
mental culture and Of great benevolence.
His benciicence was ever shared by the
needy around him, whether white or col
ored, the appreciation OF which was attested
by the large concourse that assembled to
bcstow on bis remains the rites OF sepul-
turc.
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Forty.six.h Congress--.First Session.
WASHINGTON, June II, 1879.

The army appropriation bill was reported
back from the Committee on Approprla,
lions with sundry amendments, and placed
on the calendar. -,
The morning hour having expired, the
rovemeut-commlsslon Dill
went over, and the Senate took up and con-
sIdered in Committee OF the Whole the sup.
elemental judicial appropriation BILL
Mr.. Wallace explained the bill.
A long debate was had over the section
relating to the method OF drawing Jurors
and repeating the test-oath, the points
raised being substantially those discussed
ON the Bayard bill lately passed. containing
the same provisions. In the debate on the
Jury clauses the Democratic argument was
That While the present Law. provides That
Jurors in United, States courts are TO
be chosen as far as practicable IN the
same manner as in the highest courts OF the
States, the Federal Judges take advantage
OF the exception as far as practicable 10
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The Point Breeze ContIagratiOn.

PHILADELPHIA, June I4.-The fire ut
Point Breeze Snouldered all last night, but
is completely under control. The loss by
Yesterdays fire is about 100000. OF which
$50, 900 will fall upon Warden, Fen Il Co..
and like amountu upon the Atlantic Storage
Company, although the entire loss falls
eventually upon the Standard Oil Company.
The loss by both fires is S500,0G0
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nnrncstic Tragedy i'm Michigan.

DETROIT, June .-ManIev Stevens, night
Waterman at CIark'S S0w-mil!, Hunters
Creek. went home early this morning. He
found John House there, and, suspcctinS
him OF criminal intimacy with his wife, shot
him twice through the bead and three times
in the chest. re next snot his wife in the
head, and then himself through the head,
killing himself instantly. Mrs. Stevens and
Housc are alive, but cannot recover.
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STAUNTON.
DEATH OF THE MATRoN OF THE WESTERN
,.a. LUNATIC ASYLUM, &c.

LUNATIC ASYLUM, &C.
correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.I
JUNE II, 1879.
Mrs. William Z. johnson. matron OF the
Western iunatic Asylum here, died this
morning after brief illness. She was the
daughter-in-law OF the famous Chapman
johnson, and was member OF the equally
distinguished Breckenridge family. Her
death is Il loss to the institution. OF which
she had been an officer since November last,
and to Il wide circle of relatives and friends
throughout Virginia.
The colorcd baseball club OF Lexington
has just arrived on the stage to play match
with one here. PENN.
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The Trial Of s,iss Dncr.

Snow HILL, MD, June A.-ln the Ducr
trial to-day several Witnesses were exam
med, but nothing OF importance WIS de-
yelopcd, much o; the testimony being 4
repetition OF that previously given. The
indications are. that all the testimony Will
be closed Monday, and the case reach the
iurv Wednesday.
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massachusetts.
DEMOCRATIC CHAIRMAN.

BoSToS, June 14.-At meeting OF the
Democratic State Committee Hon. Leverctt
Saltonstal resigned the craftsmanship, and
Reuben Z. Noble was appointed IN his
stead. The Executive Committee, which is
Largely anti-Butler, was instructed to pre-
pare n plan for the campaign and report
early in ,JilY.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RIC.I;IoSO, JUNG II, 1879.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-ReI. 26 bushels.
CORN IFhite, 100 bushels. UirCd, 100 bu-hcs;
of which 90 bushels we're re-cXh!bdcd.
MEAL-3n bushels.
EEAT.-G60u pounds.
SALES REPORTED 10 SECRETARY.
WIIEAT.-Eed. l6 Bushels miXc'l NJ sl.lG; ~
hrl .htlS mi X"d lat 81 .lS-total. ~ bushels.
CORN Ihits, 80 bushels very good IT Doc: lS6
5u hcIs good ut Soc: 100 bushes GOOD ut 35r.-
total, 800 bushels Nired 90 bushels good at &c.
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SATURDAY. June II, 1873.
The number az breaks To-day comprised "a hogs
aea,ls She offerings III auction on Change were
10 Durkagcs: of which number SO We're sold q:
prices ranging from 1910 to 1919.
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MILLINERY.
PAINTING AND LETrEnING.

cPECIAL NOTICE.--I AN PREPARED
- rn &C diuon 10 my SIGN BUSINESS) TO PAINT
AND LETTER WAGES, TRUCKS, CARTS.
and VEHICLES OF BURDEN Of every. descrip-
ton IN frs-rate style, AZ prices lower than ever
done before in Richmond. and respectfully invite
owners of such TO call for estimate before
giving their work out. w. l.. MONTAGUE, ft
Twelfth street,
&c 18.eod2w under American Hotel.
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The First Conviction Under the Nor
mon PS!y-amy Law.

SALT LAKE CITY, June 14.-GcorSe r.
Reynolds, the bigamist, was to-day sem
fenced TO two years imprisonment and $500
fire. lie is the first Mormon convicted of
polvcamy since the passage OF the act OF
1862, and every effort was made to prevent
his conviction.
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by Telegraph.
NEW pnuL

NEW YORK. JuDe il SOon-Stocks quiet md
firm. Money call. 3GII ner cent. Hxciianye--
Long, 4S7i: short, 4S9ii. State bonds duh. Gov
ernlnCnis firm.
tr"ni T1.-Money, 3GGt per cent. Exchange,
is7IGIiS7t:. Governments steady: new is, lU3a; ;
~ per cents, lO5ss: 4 per cents. 1929.
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Obituary..

DEATH OF A PROMINENT CITIZEN OF PRINCESS
ANNE COUNTY.
Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.J
NORFOLK, June 14.-Colonel Edward
james, very prominent citizen Of Princess
Anne county, died at his residence, on
Lynnhavcn Bay, last night, from paralysis.
He represented Princess Anne in the Le-
gisature before the war and onete since,
and Was thoroughly representative man
OF the county,
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II lEilf.
prCHNOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

r!u. $3.50: sur"rEnr - so extra, $3.50
$40: common family, :5.7J NGiG FANCY bfa;l~s,
S61,$6.75.
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DENTISTS.


~ W, JONES, 800. e.
NJ. G.tet DENTIST. Nh. StYrfrf
having moved his Office TO that large and elegant
residence On ,Frapklin street, No, s09, between
Eighth and Ninth, With every convenience and APP
pliace for The comfort of his patients, with twen.a
fy-hye years, experiences, and PRICES REDUCED,
Mi such as dssi.e bis professional! services.
sp5-3m
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DOCK AND JOB WORK NEATLY Eek.
d ECuIED AT TIE DISPATCH PRINTING.
HOUSE,
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NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT.

NEW YORK. june 14.-Thc weekly statement Of
the az SOriatr banks. ISSUED from The clearing house.
shows the following changes: Loans decreased
:2.04l.7oU: specie decreased S2lJ,S00: legal
tenders increased S2,029.l0O deposits increased
s353.4O0: circulation increased $4,000 reserve
increased S1.T24.950.
The banks now hold sG,703,G23 IN excess OF lc.
2:Il requirements.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, june lf.--Tirsnla G'S. old. 30;
deferred 4: cousols. III: second <crirs. 39:: past
due co" pons rs. North Carolina 6's, old, -; new,
Is special tLN, 2. Bid to-day.
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TOR INFANTS AND INFALIDS.--
a. Swiss and Aseio-Svtss CONDENSED MIR, Ncs-
aud Wine Extract Of lIzlt. Liebsss Lf.siid Beef,
Tioa-s Malt Extract, Rn.ahou,. Bermnda Asyow-
'f' Cocoa &C. sI sAS aas sn s5ass
HOP BITTERS, VIgEGkR gITTERS>
Je Is ' L. WAGNER Druggist.
DOP0MA. IMPERIAL GRSSCN-
ME4DE BASER+s Dfaestors~
MaTToNI BEN GARIAS WATER
POPULAR pvpo F7a q nj WATERS
MEADE 4 BAKERs Drugstore
-. s. So AND CgaICURa at >
MEADE & BAKERS Drugs,srsi
--,. PEARLS OF ENGLfsrr MINT,
sor believing fatigue and n@set IN ho, weather, az
MEADE & EkKER'S Drugstore,
DURANn's CAsTMLoN ELIXIR, -.r
for chronic Ci1arrtPt. nc
MEADE & BAKERS Drasstsrc-
EMsER PAsTMLENr
''F; NE lsI tse E ;ssiHE: 90 Drugstore
LANr1oy .HEpI FTR hgnrs sAF Is.ss,.
IMPORTED FAhINA coLoGNrs at
MEADE u BAkEkS Drugstore
YITALlZED PROSPHAyES,
fra, .oss OF nerve power and general debility Sc
MEADE & BAKERS Drugstore.
TURKISH BATH sotP AND OLD ESeLlsH
TOFLEv SOAPS
MEADE { BAKERS DRUGSTORE
ALL POPULAR REMEDIES MD MEDICAL.
APPLIANCES
TO be h:ai of
MEADE: i BAKER. Druggists.
ie II Ul9 Main street. n0pl. Va.
CULTIVATE QUiNIDiA
THE SAME COMPOSITION, CHEMICALLY, AS
THE sULPHATE OF QUINISE.
Like quinia Il Is made from CInchona Bark. ana
by the same process. 1t has been WSed abundaDtIy
by the hest practitioners, and with great Success
II Is undoubtedly the best substitute for qunia, and
is sold at Il much less price. "
j. BLAIR. Druggist,
nv22 CORNER Ninth ana Rrnad streets.
TUST TRY 1T.
DYSPEPSIA. SICk-HEADACIIE,
aud INDIGESTION
cured by Or. D'.tRMSTADT'S
ASTl-nYSPEPrIC DROPS.
Data . h,., 4, 7-anl
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WlShi1arf0n<

AN OPINION THAT CONGRESS WILL ADJOURN
BT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF THE APPRo-
PRiATIoE BILLS-CENsUS APPOINTMENTS
mr.. BLAIaE,S sPEECH-PERsoyaT. ITEMS
THE SPoFF0RD-KELLoGG TESTIMONY END
If
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PRICES REDUCED. -,..
Descriptive pamphlets and rrice-iiH furnished
PURCELL. LADD CO.,
t1I Richmond, Va.
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BCEKEvILLE, May ., 1879.

urs. H. $. IFOOtiOn:
About The first Of February lust WIS great sur
fcrrr from GryncSS Of mouth and lhrnar and bnrn-
ing thrsT. tried The wafer from different springs
anu wells IN my urighhorhOod without relief, and
all turned sour In the stomach. procured some nf
your "LUNE> EURG LrIIlIA WATER" and
Two or drluSltS IN quick succession alayed all
thirst and removed the dryucsS ana made me very
comfortable. Sly daughter was sin Iarly affected;
could not lind any relief iiom burning thirst, maui
sra. and vomiting altcr drinking water. She cp,n-
mcuced drinking the "LENENEURG IlTHfA
WATER" and found prompt RELIEF and great benc-
nt voluntarily scud you hi, certificate rs an cx-
prs. ion Of my gratitude for The great benefit de-
rived from drinking the "LUNESBURG LTTHlA
WATER" Very res! Cciihiy.
JAMES 4. AGSBw, NJ. ID.
fcnmmcEd 1t as most rnfudbiS agent In DyS-
pcIr>ia especially that ioIm accompanied bv acid
rructa;inn<. | have witnessed most "tStlndte
ca c-Onc that resisted The Whole mutertd Medicd--
Weld IL he effects OF thS water. also commend
II rs a Fclr.fugc. WI. ALLEN. u. ID.
LuuenLury COuTth0use, March 20, 1873.
POLK MILLER < co, Druggists, corner
Nlngl and Main streets, sole Agents.
Je l3-GOd
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HOP BITTERS, VIEEGkR HTTERS,
IL HUFELAN9Fy BrTTERSs &C. 80
je IS L. WAGNER, Druggist.
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TOR INFANTS AND INVALIDS.-
G Swiss and Apclo-Sw!ss CONDENSED Mttk Ncs-
tie,s factcous Flr.na. Meat Exfrsets: Bcef. Iron
aud Wine: Extract Of 1kzlt. Liebh5 Lftslid Beef,
tioa-s Malt Extract, RB:ahoui Bermuda AryUw-
Root. Cocoa, &c. -. l.. WAGNER, Druggist,
;, i6 s-.s. ,t.s ~ Sixth and Brpad streets.
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DOPDMA. IMPERIAL GRfNg'N,
l. auasasthe best FrDETETIC PREPARATIONS, &C
At&DF & lsAEER'S Dfagstors~ i,
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.s. s. s" AND .Cg'NICURi at
MEADE 6 BAKERS DrugstsS
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-.-s.. PEARLS OF ENGLISH MINT,
+ believing fatigue and aa,'ses In no, weather, az
MEADE & EANER'S Drugstore
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III! LATE ASSOCIATiON-THE UNIVERSITY
HARVEST, CROP. &C.-COLoRED C0NvEN.
Observation-Disclosures SCHOOLS.
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M-aTTONI T5ESGARIAS WATER r
'#'.. aaih all The
POPULAR EUROPEAN MINERAL WATERS
sold bv the bos,le or case At
MEADE u -EAhERS Dppzstore<
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RICHSH IL BiTT Z e
. WATER
asuse remedy for Constipation aud Hca'acheS'
GENUINE FICHY WATER
... .,4 L ~ from the Springs.
@~. HAUTERIvE. CELESTINS-
Ss.ciac for Gout, Rheumatism Dialects, Grave J.,
and Diseases OF the Kidneys.
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BAN AZ

TO BE HAD or ALL Il
CHANTS, DRUGGISTS, ;
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VERSAILLES, June 1.-THE Senate to-day
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-03-26

r OTIS can now be procured In the flourish
IL ing mining camp Of sprihg CITY, Mount
Rose Mining District, Paradise mines, by sp-
plying to the undersigned, the regularly
authorized agent for the sale Of the same, oy
letter or in D. rson. HARRY WARREN,
sp-iEg City. Nevada
November 26, ls7s
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a FANILY'S ESCAPE FROM FIRE.
FIVE PERSONS INJURED BY FIRE IN GREEN
WICiI-ST

FIVE PERSONS INJURED BY FIRE IN GREEN
WICiI-sT.
David Garcewich. who lived over his small
fancy goods store at Greenwich and Yesey-sts, was
startled about 10 p. yesterday by cries OF fire.
He and his family. consisting OF his wife, six
children and servant were sleeping
on the second-foor. Before they conld dress
the fire engines came down the street and they
discovered that the building was in flames
The stairway was fire. and the only
vay Of escape was through tho windows
nrs Gircewich seized Of the children in her arms
and sprang to the sidewalk. She was picked
up insensible by some fremon, but the child
vas unhurt. Mr. Garcewich threw two OF the
smaller children into the arms OF fremen VINO
stood on the sidewalk His two sons-Morris, age hf
teen and Jacob. age thirteen-jumped out OF the win
crime DOYLE. the servant, aprang from the window
on the Vesey-st. side of the building and
one OF her Ds was caught by butchers hook outside
sne fell the sidewalk, having received a painful
wound. Mr. Garcewich was the last 10 jump
for his life, and his face and lett
hand were badly burned. An ambulance carried him
and his family TO the Chambers Street Hospital
The flames subdued. Then IL
was discovered that the Ere had originated in
No. 2l3 Greenwich-st, occupied by BENJAMIN
Cross. who lived alone in apartments above his store
He had gone uptown visit relative before tho fire
broke out had returned two hours aerward The
damage was mostly by water aud wall probably amount
bout s. 600 This IL the third fire that has happened
iu this row of buildings within year.
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with bench after bench in unhappy array, the dog
show at Glmore's will open to-day.

with bench after bench in unhappy array the uog
show at Glmore's Will open to-day.
Four Customs inspectors yesterday were releVeu
from duty AZ Castle Garden and transferred 70 .u
Debenture Department of the Custom House. lhey
were Inspectors Chamberlain, Chapman, nam, and
Dorsey and constituted the entire force stailoneI
at Castle Garden. Dorsey, who Is DroIheI VI
Senator Dorsey was detailed at Castle uaIueh
about year ago and Of the others, ChamoeiiaIh
and Kain have been there about three years CnaP
man. who is said to be n friend Of Senator James VI.
Blaine has been at the Garden fourteen years: ABOUT
two months ago he suffered from stroke ol Parli-
yss. One of the new inspectOTsi Is brOlherOi lugu
Hastings, aud was on duty at Castle Garden years
ago.
BROOKLYN.
James Spronle retired merchant, died yesterday
afternoon at No. 26G Henry-st. from the eects Oh
Paris-rrcen which he took Saturday night III
is thought that he suffering from softenihg Oh
the brain.
The certificate of incorporation of the Gravesend
Land Company (limitedl has been filed at the once
OF the Secretary Of State. The lncoporaors h2ih9u
in il are Thomas +. Ward, William Hehre. E IL.
Schuman. Frederic Cook and j. II. Fullerton lhe
objects are to improve the beach In the loWh Oh
Grayesend and 10 erect hotels and paylllOns tnele'
The capital is $4,000.
Previous TO its meeting in the capacity Of tIlal
court TO consider the charges made against Mr.. TAI
mage. the Brooklyn Presbytery yesterday took. ac,
ton in reference to Dr. Duryea's call to the Central
Congregational Church of Boston. DIR. Duryea was
present, together with ! thomas II. Russell ana w.
A. Grover, as commissioners from the Boston
church The Rev. DR.. j. ID. Wells was appointed
to preach IN the ClassOn Avenue Church next sun.
day and declare the pulpit vacant Resolutions OF
regret were adopted by the Prcsbytery at Dr. Dur
yeas departure.
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LOCAL MISCELLANY.
THE CASE OF DIR. FULTON.

A DISAGREEMENT IN TIE BAPTIST CONFERENCE oN
HIS ACCoUNT--DEFEAT OF RESOLUTIONS TO
HAVE HIS CASE REFERRED To COMMITTEE
The recent expulsion of the Rev. DR.. Fulton from
the Baptist Conference was the cause of new dis
agreement among the members of that body yester-
day. Soon after the opening of the session, the
Rev. Christopher Rhodes surprised most of the other
cleTgymen present by reading and moving series
of resolutions, which declared that masmuch as
there were various and conflicting views among the
members of the Conference regarding its action in
the case of the Rev. DR.. Justin d. Fulton commit
tee Of seven should be appointed for the adjust
ment Of the whole matter satisfactorily 10 all con-
cernedr The resolutions had been signed by several
prominent ministers Of the Baptist Church. Among
The slyners were the Rev. Drs. Thomas Armitage
William X. Williams, Edward j. Hiscox ana >. H.
Herr who were absent The reading OF the reSo1
lutions and signatures attached 10 them produced
n profound excitement. Many of the members OF
the Conference appeared TO be stunned ny tne ar
raw of respected names which seemed 10 nave Deeh
used in the interest of Dr. Fulton.
The Moderator about TO put the resolutions
10 a vote when Secretary Potter Sprang from MS
seat and striding into the middle aisle, said he
would not allow the resolutions to pass with
out his opposition. The evident design oil
these resolutions" he said, lis to procure
the restoration of DIR. Fulton TO meInDershlp
in this Conference. We have been called an old
women's sewing society, and II looks much IKE
il if we play with the subject IN TINS way. Inc
action of the Conference needs no corlSc-
tion if a resolution was needed TO complete lhe
expulsion of Dr. Fulton from tins Confer
ence, there would have been ten resolutions ready
n tie action of the Conference in cXpeng Dr.
Fulton has been irregular, there still remains the
action of the Conference suspendlnG the brother
until he shall make a suitable apology Tor sta'e
mcnts he had uttered. l object TO this mode of
proceeding in his interests. Concessions should
come first from the brother, not from the Confer
ence." ..o . -
The resolution was lost by a vote of Is TO 16 and
the announcement of the result was received Wlln
applause by the majority. secretary folteT edlu
oft tCr fbp N
ntions presented were in the handwriting OF me
Rev Dr. Armitage. He believed, howevGr that
thev were prepared at the request of Dr Fulton
who had visited several members Of the Conference
and hadaskcd them to aid him.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-08
PASSENGERS ARRITED.

FROM LIvERPooL-Bg steamship Brtanni.-Mr. and
Mrs L. ABBOTT infant and maid. Masters \. V u.
A Abbott @. \. Armour Mr aad Mrs. W AL
huseu r. Adriance H. Barran r. H. Barran, r. Brock :.
J. Bache Charlton, H. CTossey, T. T. COalc, o. Col
Inns. L. Gill, c. II. Gos J. Hurley H. Levy Mr. carver Is.
Geuuy Scor Don Tomas GOuz Irs the Rev and Mrs Il.
Mrs L. \ Hood Miss HUfer, Captain ;. Hamilton,
and Hrs T.. C. Hopps ThOs. Higgins, joan Harrington,
Mrs. G. W. Horne. G.. :. Hubbard. T. II. HOig3On,
Mr and Ms NJ. F. Hunt T. ~ Van Iueen M and Mrs. ".
infant maid r. w. JOhus0n. W. r. Johnson. T..
K0hn II. W Knight r. King V. kanz J. - Ludian. r. T.
Neganran. w. B McGrath r. Nav G.. p. McLarcn. General
" aichler Captain and MI, H. Perry and maid Master IT.
Perry. Ii. Provost. G. Parke T. PheuN T. itoblnsOn, c.
I. GaflikCn j. r. WeysS A. Wilson. h.. StOvei.
Mr ana Mrs T. Sturgi- Mrs A. Sparaawk MI. and Mira j.
Sura H. smith. Mts. Sura. j. l. stewart. J. Such JOs.
Tr-guuing =. Wickham, X. ". williamson. T. T.. VIII
murt, g. Wilmuf, Marcus waterman. Adm H. WhitmOre.
r. Wilder.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-08
NETP NEWS.
ARRIVED
rnnr or NEW- YORK --..-

pcar oF NE|- YORK April. T.
Capes tBr, Dryden, Glasgow rs days la ballast TO
HcnGci ON Bros
sIr Ethiopia (Br. Campbell Glasgow Mar 2s to Hendor.
Bros.
August Andre tBelg Eyer Antwerp Mar TO- Funch
Edyc & co.
SIR santiago de Cuba Tootc Havana April 2 William
ClyGe & Go.
str Bermuda CBr. Wilson, Cabe0 Mar ~ Laeuayra
10 Ponce Il -. II Thomas 20. and II Johns Il H. - 20
h. Ouiorbridgc & Go.
Str Hudson eager New orleans April and Pass - to
Clark g seaman.
str city OF savannah. Mallory Savannah . days to Geo
lOnge
str Regulator, Doane. Wilmington y c. 9 days, to WIN
Clyde & 60.
str Cy OF Atlanta wooihu Charleston Aprl to James
~ Quntan & Co
ship Loeb Etve of Glasgow stewart Calcutta Dec H.
with IN Sc 90 order vessel 10 henderson Bros
Bark ETrante AusU kcOch Nazare iGdaya In
To J G Seagnr.
Bark Alfred Burt, Barcelona 40 Gays In ballast to
James W Elnol & 60.
Bark Francesca tAust. TarabOCha Trieste so days in
ballast 10 master anchOied az 0ravesend Ray.
BARK Lima Auit Bussaneh Hayre 30 days, ballast TO
5eaget.