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, 1879-07-22

With the present condition Ut money,
mia ate ~, a'rala to trttst ine possi.sl!tY u,
tsafao W. ~ o'ee1'f'E "hd l'ldofstne s!eh u'aE ~
s'"1s' o.,
lneh thr ng'st VIII not 10 OIL TIC nnahe'hl
'ssa1!" Ill.,, .,,
nelofe i''r cnlhplIRn Is lHtfiy begun i'iat WI
uc snt'tt'if s. s':ns ~. '!r '1gs Ut u +; ilit
IT,. IS,'t s u Cn'l5r"ss nI'a ,e Ulilo l.e9!:latnre
Wy sssr ol ~ slay y aeems ssrangc. but It Is
!Het nnses'!lSicsa. t.at itien why fe" yea;s
NY ssositeM ~ aaSn.n q aha "plouAs snirt
nu,. Wase toua ~ say'hE .ea. ~ the wv "aacs
wSo 'sr sra A , eot. ost nle 1% ,onnn @ Sert nS
tnn "t hay1 ,, .at;sn r.. IN. e no'; -
H. u aeIa!.tihl! t'tht thc prtatltef* oe clleeEeu.
ialat WI ne .'e l,1'nt Ill., @ su inasf sny w"r'!s
~. @ n. nuu ! ~, - M ~" .ia.t m',n. ~ ~. 9ta.e
IT, a,,r! w.! tfvt ,, ..,i, ~, atI",ars ,,.e ,
In ~, mI 1ts ~. w o sntr, tosa i,,n n1
"y e ,,,a'i. COMMENTATORS u. lux sutas IT. h.sn
,,.,.. m,M ,tit, y 'A.o "oo'' VI
r%'nE mrat ar mSs ia", ao'uss h. M, ,t. ,o,.o .o
.t ~, ,,t "t an w "' ,st 't,
M vo,inG,,"s, ~ "Mn 49,. mem ~ wng sIteu
,s;T, r Sa,r "n ~, "i' r rsG ~ ',.I
W. m1.. mug! 'otuNc n'i4 ut h's ee!ep1ntGa ~
fec. et t,ss ~" ~ nus1 ~ i.,* ",' rnpcooae aws ~
1ss,,i, ns ~ i ;,as. X u s,",ia
ut sl9em ,n nc so11efs m @ in
atare a. tc nsnratie M tboueht ie1
has nsse o ug tnaE Mnen % my A pus np n1 Tas
1neF ea!l 'soldirff ttrKet,' ont tl,e unlo
O.n1ar.nc1 t1 Hnsn Aese9 e'ectod ol''oa oo'u'cT
ny. !, uosa.. Wexur "m. n,,.,. .,x.. ru,, j.. H.,
s,r,ci gsen1s Mafe sno"n E"ts .o " y;
1ss' M'a onsFs u M MIUttcI . ooatas!c IN "n!en
H. ~ are 1us'i!!eu ~ ohIfl!E cur hopes. lle
nna'rr.i H. tnrr nvcr In ststs ~" ~ 1,Iidc,,
The tlan arru,uc,,, IN behalf of Thurman III
Presidential cat,ulntu Is that 10 il nt,rssary
~ carry the Slate in M MlS39. II Ewing can carry
r,ro,a IN ,e, m ri ln' ~, icin .ii IVY Z s
, 1879-07-22

Old Aunt SARAH Fields, negro woman Of Dluo
Rllre, III, llrniy belief I'd lin. sl,r lnust die,
b. buried, a4l nse agan Un tic third day, IN
order l!lal hpe rnru shaud bo benefited. Tile
accommodating boys Ut her nc!R Rbbnriauu gayo
her vhloroforu,, u,i.i lutt ler III graveyard, 50
tl,at nlIen ahu awoka stlu thought lhat thu de-
aired n,tArle had bur1 wrought. Shu IL now
waiting fur tho good result.
, 1879-07-22

OMAHA, Neb., July 2l.-'rho unlnn Pacific
pass-bound train WIS dclayud twoIye hours bY Il
wnsllur1t nenr Oanlalla Btat!nn, ui0 miles wss&
OF Omaha, TIT Eastern tralus did not await
HB urtiYni.
, 1879-07-22

Nnw YonK, Juiy 9l.-A belgian dispatch SAYS
tho Nova scotlan chip vi. Bcrnas'l, Capt. burns,
which loft New Yurls on tho eth Ut JUNO, lraa
bcen lust on thu banks of tis rnast. CAPT.
Burne, his Mint, aud llvo men wcro drowned.
The survivors hayu been landcd hero.
, 1879-07-22

NonrM ADAMS, Mass, July al.--Ex-Tax.C Col
lpctor II. Il. Watllrnu was arrested this evunnx
charged with tl,s eMbexzlctncus OF $l00,oUo
during 1871 and lS1T rhls in otllrc. A prellu-
iparY examination viii he hull tomorrow.
, 1879-07-22

FRANCE.
THE noNArAHTfsT LEADERSHIP.
pAn,s, July 2L.-ll'o meeting Ut the Bona
psrtts.s Saturday, 10 dctortuHa Tic policy to ba
pursued In consequence ol tl'o oeatn ot tne
Princu Imperial, wns buld at The rcsldoslce III n.
Nouher. L. consisted Ut Senators and Dcpn-
ttes, nettilcr 1souher nor II. do CassnGnac beng
present. Ferdinand Bunat presided. Czcaux,
Darun Dc staekan, an1 other apcnkcrs twelt
upon tic nrrcssity oi Prince Jerome Napoleon
riyIpr guarantees. The resolution declaring
that by ,I,c dcat, of tile Irnco Imperial, Prince
Jpson,o Napoleon bcramc the hcAt Of tic Bona
pat,e family was ultimately paesc.l With only
Two tlisscutegs. narsot md Prince JoaclIn
alurat, followed by most of tlluto present,
waited ou prsuco Jerome Napoleon with Thu res
outiu,.
There l,as been falt of snow iu Dauphiny, in
Souilleastosn France.
T,ta FRENCH LEolrtMfsTs.
AtAnsetttHs, Ju1y 9i.-At banquet Of 400
members of the Lcrltlmat party Sunday. Mar.
qus Dc rorcstai DECLARED that lse was authorized
10 deny that the Count do Chan,bord preferred
living nbruad. On the contrary, he said the
K!nH Jcatrc1 to roturn to France.
THE xAvr ESTIMATES.
VERSAILLES, July 2l.-rho Chamber Of Dcpu.
t'ca haa Adopted thu navy estimates.
HARVEST PROSPECTS,.
PARls, July 3l.-'rllo utmost nlarm prevails
at the prospects OF bad harveat fn France.
, 1879-07-22
INDIA.
VIEOEA9 I
TAX NkllEI.Lt0N.

CALCUTTA, July al.-'l'hc disturbances In tic
Run,pa district uf the MRtlrns Presidency against
tho tax Of paltn trcos Inns nssumcd 1lle form of
TN oueu rebellion. OF four companies Ut scpoys
ts,ers four months ago, only fuur nlan rentaln
fls for ulIocklyu service.
, 1879-07-22
GERM Il
iiSEnxFI.,M5sp.

BERLIN, Ju'y el.-'rhe North German 0a.et!e
Saws nothing Is known here Of the projected
Journey OF Mouegnoe Afasella, the Papal Mum
cio, to Kssingcn, whero 1t las been reported
Prince Bismarck was to meet Inn.
THA nIt0ssEN KtNFUNsT.
BEnl,x, July 2l.-rte Esnueror has In sub
stat,ro approved tho sentences pronounced by
tho second co,,rt.mnrtiaa on tho officers tried for
tho Orossor Kurturst disaster. According to !n-
formation published In Cologne, the only point
tho Emperor has taken exception tn Ia tho
aet1u,ttas ns oi'lcer Mons, for whose ss!a! third
court-u,nrttal Is called.
4 MAHtFE9To.
BERLIN, July 2l.-In yluw Of tho election Of
motubers Of tlia prussan Lanltag to 10 hclu In
Oetobar, lie Frogrrssists havu issued n manf-
fcsto signed By Dr.. sungerhaus, Hugo 1cEmes.
anu parlsi,s Richter. protesting against the re-
cons ministerial changes, tho growth ut confos-
sonal in churches MIL sctlooia, the new taxes.
md tho purchase Of private railways by Tho
Government
, 1879-07-22

HUNNTD TO DEATH.
CounTutGnr. Ont, July 21.-1utcs lacks
honsu was burned lust night md two chi1ron
portshed.
, 1879-07-22
Secretary Sherman Taking Mora
Kindly to the Silver
Dollar.
Discrimination Against the Coin
to Il Grcnt Extent Album
doncl,
THE SILVER DOLLAR.
ngUBNr THHAaUnY oHpxn.

Gnft{l{ Htf1ffeh 10 1A& 1FtbHHE.
WARRINGTON, d. O., July 2i.-11,e rcrept
ossicr Of Secretary BesMatl !nslructinE Aesh
ant United States Trcasurtts to make no d.
examinations against tho silver dollar "a ue
doubleday intonslcd Oh the part Of 9ecretar1
Sherman as asparsMsa from tho theory wAiea
tho Treasury rum tho outset llns followed with
respect to TINT coln. The following is tho se.l
of this confidential letser IN Assistant 'rreas.
urcrs, which has never before boen published:
TnxAtunr DzrAnrAExr, Orflos Or THE Scent.
nss. Ja%ts %.;aiias. 5;'a,srsr = ss q IL gat%a
cd 10 my unt or public obligations ind On adyansst
t d'sbursIng ofltcass tho ata Mdard tilser dullan
IN ae. so 1u.oe. -.
1ncfoso herewith kcopy Of circular on tl,e asna
snbjact thts day adhscsect TO- each National napx
dspo''tofy 'ef' fespsssiasIy: 1nH st,ea sce,s,o,,
Tho following Is
THE TEXT or r1tk CIRCULAR
referred to:
FIN: You arc hereby authorized and directed ID
nsy ont IN pnb'lc gbllratlons aud on ad.ances d
~ a!or coin ur lawful money OF tho United s.sttL
full supply of such doIlnfs being nav IN ths
@Itra,.ary. @ 10 secure your oank fnll supply fos
atich pHrposu. tho Treasurer OF the United Statct
spen Fccspt from yam Ut cettlflcato stating lhs
the sim Of S1o Or nny multiple thereof has been
ciarscs for trnnsportaton like nn,ount Of stand.
ard siirer dollars. FGrr respectfully.
JolrN BnEHNAN. Secretary,
Up to tho time Of tho tsstance of this crculas
thu policy Of tho Treasury had boon really
NOT 70 FAT ouT TIE BTANDAHD DoLLARA
or at onst not to force them upon any creditors
Ut tho Government This circular IL regarded
either as new departure OF as tho forcrnanes
uf new departure. 1t does not In terms ii.
rect tlIu Unltud States Treasurer to nay out any
ntI., Hall 1T
, 1879-07-22
llOUM ANA.
TJInEATUS3 70

THREATENS 70 ADDtCATE.
VIENNA, Jnly al.-priucc Charles of Ro,1ma-
mia, II Is reported, has threatened to audlcatc
unless thu jews ngo rnauclpatea.
, 1879-07-22
POLITICAL.
No Great Change in the Proopecto
OF tho Wisconsin Candi.
dates.
The Friends Of Ex-Gov. LutitnE-
ton Show UP Dravoly ut
Madison.
Commencement Of tho Cincinnati Con-
grossiousl Investigation.
WISCONSIN,.
Snfetaf Dis4s1tth IL Jns T4SWnA


WISCONSIN,.
sntstaf ntssntth II 9hs THsn"A
MADISON, Wis., July 2l'-Ex-uo4. 1'udinE-
tor a'h' so'ho uf t1o milwaukee, delcgaaos ar
Rived on ti'c GROUND this svo"t'ns. l1'ef sretn
70 10 cont'tlo''s TINT thur VIII ou ho'e to
Nominate Their fnhn' TIC I'ssf1'''Gtoh msh c!a'nl
les' Hefcxatts nlreadv elected af'ti fofo 10 beaf
from on tt'a other hani' Sfnith Claims that
nc las IN Ills po*srsa'o' to'cQfams '1s!'t etters
rom teletsates enough 70 Insure Ills non.'s'oft'.
onsnlahtedly There has been cohshlcfaole
nroaise'ots lying done III fe9arl 10 aeleeates'
and Tic llfss ba3l's 10 ''Re'Y 70 as.on's"
eomcboly. lau'sl4ton cohceaus oH1th sl1
ae'sgatos trom MILWAUKEE, CRY, when
was expected to 10 sof'd 1oF
ludlhgton, Or nearly ~ 40 not see any fek'
sotl 10 e!an0o tic general estl'nhta OIL ahe ous'
LOOK since last n!aht. IL II tlc feaora' OPINION
nc'o a'o'0 t''o oeat 'n'orne" pos'''.'sns '"a'
mated on the grst ballot. Smith Il eangtnu OF
success. utnl 10 uro all l,ia fr!onds. TIlo dele
gates viii all bc on ttc eround tomorrow
night. unl then
TIE rur11Nu and HAULING
will BERN IN earnest, 1uunetun's friends
will bo hero IN forge IN the morn
jnp, really to teQ,u tlo boom, Gen.
Dnytl Atwotxl, Of tho Ytats Journal,
Is talked Of as Prcs1dot,t Of tho Cpuyontto1, Iu
was ut tile movtl,,g tweoty.fYo years apo, aud
hts election ,rou|d 10 etnjnently proncr. Ton,
Weeks is hero ai,d Il bot.Inx two to ons on
, 1879-07-22
lslfltORD.

OwExroH, n.y., July '2l.-Judgo Curtis, Of
New York, opaneti the proceedings this morn.
lng fur lie uelcnsc, spcukt1M' for two houFs.
tie viii contlnlu hls argument tllls aiteEnoon.
The Rer. j. I. lfaw Kits Yesterday preached u
eertuuu atro,llsly iu bgf!a1f OF DutorJ.
, 1879-07-22

1ALBaA, ILL.,, July 2t.-slrs. aIary J. Myers,
wife of IIcrs,ert Mscrs. III this clty, fell over
ehntr about o'clock this morning, ruptlired a
b!ood.yusscl md died from llemorrtueo Mt few
minutes befure 10 o'clock this forenoon.
, 1879-07-22

1.ospoN, July 2i.-A Berlin correspondent
quoses tie following from tho St. Petersburg
fesiutnostl:
"Geu. LaxarcQ IL now advancing Into the
country Of the Tnrcomaus. Though not
ordered to attack Merry. hu may 10 compelled
to takc 1t by the uccess!tics Of tho cau,palgn.a
Tie corEcsponocut adds; "1'ho Caucacus
having bccouIe u'v military basis for Central
Asia, Russia bss determlnc4 to cxpet the mount.
alueers. In order to prevent their risns, and to
transport tAen to Sa1hallan. Most Of then, will
probably die On lha road"
, 1879-07-22

6p1tlW UIlgdsG4 70 3Aa 3H64NE
LONDON, july 3l.-ratsick ahurcu, arrostcd
Oh Charge ol blsamy, was up for examination.
Ike testimony u tllu aceuser, Ellen 5hosou,
, 1879-07-22
OHIO.

MI. 4. L.. Congcr, thu Chairman Of tho Oh!o
Republican stuta Central Conmittcc, arrived In
tho city last evening, nnd IL dnmlc'tcd ut tho
Shcr1nnn. AZ l,o Ia man llkuy lroln hts posi-
ton to be thoroughly conyersant With politics
In Ohio, d TnlauSB man suught him out ut.tl
questioned him "a 10 the prolrcsa of tls cani-
patgn,
In response 10 question Is to lnal SUCCESS or
dufeat, Atr, Cougar said very clnplaltcaIlr. ~
tlAnk ea1l say without any fear Of Dutng wrong
that we Will carry tho Stato by Al largo Or u
1asgrr majority than at my tinle sincu the
War;"
"You don't expect wal1s.oycr, Of coursoa''
.Of course not. Tllls wlll b. tic sharpcst
cau,paign wc hnyo eyer lad. but tho prospects
NOW are tl.at wu will be completely successful
We will hAye to work, and VIZ proposo to DO 1t.
Our Organization Is Ii0W moro complete tllan
over bc!ore, aul eycry t'au. recognising tllo I'M
purta,lca Of gatsy!ug Ohio, IL working tooth apd
mil"
"Wlll tl,o Groenbackars play anY important
mart toward thu election Vt Ewtn4t"
~ hardly think 10. Thu fact ID that they
have Lust their stock III trade. Tlley sull lne
timt they h4yo secured thu fetnonctization
| OF silver md tho rotpnuoA Of tho gtoslbacks,
aud that IL really all tssy ran 10.
Now they arc returning to tl,Uir old parties.
They thought tint John Sherman was fofr!ng
resumption, but now liat II bus cone, and tl.uy
aru compelled to acknowledge It's suecrss, tllu
wind las bgel tuken out Of their sails, at,tl they
arc satisfied. hear th!s talk all ever thu State,
unl an satisfied t'tat 1t II llsu general tcel-
mE,"
q But wilt not Ewing, who was nomlnatca for
bis pronounced soit.,uoucy ylews, try to lurce
| thia lasuatf
"Ccrta!uly; md that very thing will con.
trbutu largey to thu succtsa u toster.h
." How sol"
"Ika old. .ltua hard,nlouay Democrats will nevar
yoto fur \ snlt-,noney Iuau. Had Ewing buet
lcss prououuced uni ,nnro on thu fenco they
,u,ght lafu swallowrl hiu,, hut now they cat't
possibly do 1t. They may not yule for Foster,
but vcttalnly will not yoto lor Ewing. Qnla was
largely iu i1vur ot Rree!baeks before resuIup.
t!oil, but now the party has Eoua to pieces. ail
| ho will find himself without following Tl.e
principal argument Of the leaders OF tho ray
bag 4u4 always bcsn ste lara tunes, but nov
that business Ii brElnnlnE II plck up, als1 work
bsuns IL bu !u dcu,au. ite rank a,iA tlle of .s,e
party. 9e.tlna wusk aud terlns comfortable,
The business meD. too. asu satisfied
, 1879-07-22

LONDON, july 1ls-lHe GraHd bulles Qk " cbt-
meath and slayo havo passed q resolution cali
ing attention to the serious agitation against the
payment Of routs, the lucrcaso Of intimidation
and iawlcssneBs. and point out tho necessity of
executive officers being armed With Increased
powors.
CAhAprAN sTunENTa.
Dur!ne tho visit Of the Dnko Of Cambridge,
COMMUNICATIVE Cbtaf Of thc British army, to the
camp Of the Cauadan R1cmen Saturday, Sir
Michael Hicks Bench. Colon!al Secretary, an
riounced that the Queen lat agreed to d pro-
posal that would enable the successful students
In the Canadian Military College to compete
for appointment In tflr English army.
rIAIN-wntCK1Nu neroRTs.
In consequence OF thu report That m attempt
Would bc male Saturday to wreck tho Royal
railway train, On route from, Windsor 10 Ports
mouth, the moat extraordinary precautions we're
takcn. During the paasago Of tic train Il "as
preceded by pi'ot-cnetnes, and crcry bridge,
cutting, ind thckot was searched.
FLOODED.
In YORKSHIRE and Desbysh,ro large tsacts Of
land arc flooded by rain storms.
cnIoKETHNs. d..
Tho Nottingham taam Ut crlckotcrs 1eayo for
America on Aug. e9.
bAMoAN ISLANDS.
LONDON, July 2i.-In tho l1onsoot Commons
to-day, tho Under Secretary for Foreign Affairs
sud negotiations were pending bctween the
German md olhcr Governments !u regard to the
Sa,nouu Islands.
HLAvknr IN CunA.
In t,lo HOUSE u Lnrls this evening, Lord
SolboEne, Liberal Conservative, calling attention
to slavery IN Cuba, and moving for the PAPERS
In regard thereto, pointed nut that 6pain Ind
not fulfilled her engagements on thu subject.
Lord 6olbourne recalled tho facs that spafn
agreed bs treaty to ala(|al, alayusy IN her do.
mipEoas by thu end Of 1890 but within twenty
years FROM TINT tsme upwards OF 30U,000 sIAscs
wcrc imported to Cuba In Spanish ships, and
the treatu'eut those slayes roretycd was vlola-
ton Of thu treaty. lis said lut fur the sake Ut
Bpaln and tile tlouor OF England stups rhDutd bc
takcn to Insist that Spain carry ont her trcaty
cnEsge.uonss.
l4ord Salisbury replied that s'e Government
would produce the papess called for. but ho
deprecated Interference In thu Internal urrauge-
rnenta ot Spain. Ila said tho Guyurninent could
not address, such vigorous d!spxtcles to Spain
as Lord belbournc wished, but would losu po
opportunity OF remiudtnH 5palu Of her engage
ments.
AnMr DISCIPLINE ELL.
In tho House OF Lords tonight the Army
Discipline bill was passed to sceunl rcaliug.
Earl GRANVILLE acc,iaod Lord Salisbury OF de-
fcudua spalu's breach 0f trcatY
Lord Bctcooaficlli said experience llad shown
nAtlons that It MAS 0oncrnlly unwlso 10 pscss
foreign Governments too strongly on the Carrying
out Of Treaties, Md much depandea on friendly
representation. Tlo Government must trust Al
much 81 possible to moral influence.
The 1notion ios ths 1'apers waa then agreed TO-
, 1879-07-22

TIE KEED1yE's rRENOGATtvE9.
I.ospoy, July ai.-A Cunstantnoplc dispatch
states that tic Ambassadors Of England and
France have presented identical notes confirm.
Ing the representations OF thoso previously
u.ado aqanst tho revocation Of tic rights Sc.
cured to the Khedvo Of Egypt by the irman OF
1879, md declaring the Porte would bo held re-
sponslblo Tor any sosEous consequences created
In Egypt by It's delays. Carathcolori paaha,
Mtnstor ol Forct gn Affairs. consequently cotl.
muolcated to tic Ambassadors tho tenor OF tho
trade. forlnally appointing s1ollau,cd 'rcwlik
Khcdiye, but tho dra!t still owatts tho sullan's
signature.
ENTRANCE ngFusrD.
CossrANTtNorLE, july 2l.-The Porto refuses
to allow tic United 4tatas steamer QuinncoanG
to enter The Black sea because her tonna9e OK
cecda 8o0.
"a; FnEslr DIFFERENCES.
It'll |lranll fizler Ind an audience With the
Sultan oi throo hours TO-DAY, wien frosh diilor-
cuccs uroso between Them.
The t}ranl Vtztcr Is tryinG to induce tho Brit
ssh a14l French Ambassadors to Withdraw their
notes with regard to tue Khcasvc's powers.
THE cntsIB ovRn.
LONDON, Jn1Y GA TINES Vienna dispatch
announces TINT tho cria!s Is over. the Sultan
having accepted tho cntlsc programme Of the
Grand Ttzter.
, 1879-07-22
EaLIstl1INIt

THE LOUISIANA CONSTITUTION.
Sutciuf NfsDtteh N 3hs tribune.
NEW oRtEAss. July 2l.-tl,c Convention to-
aay passed an ortlinante mixing intcrnarrlnua
OF whites n,ltl biaclss fc!hhv. an amendment
offered by Judge Parttcc, Republican, 10 Include
cUhabtnttor, wnB voted lawn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-22
AIiRCE TOB\CCO CONTRACT.

The suit Of John Bryan, Dixon Watts and
charles F. Tag. Of Bryan. Watts & CO., against Gull
lume Eeuscrs 10 recover SjS 397 o., the a.
ered consideration for a contract made under
recriar ci.cums,anoes' begun Yesterday
be.ore Judge Douohuc. The plaintiffs aIcse
r,t in 1863 they were tobacco commission merchants
I'm rhe mt H. which tlCv were to purchase for
him 900 ho-sheads Of tobacco a, commission OF -
~, yoId Enshead the defendant representing that Lr
- In cnGpcfaton with large firms in France Iar and
s,iu and that the offer made ny thclr authority.
I1 tue FAIL after 10000 hOEsAedds had been
llrchosfd Tie plaintiffs asked for 100000 under
,be contract. bat were requested 10 wait until
80 contract was fulfilled. IN carrying II ont the plain
ms abandoned trcir former business and voted th,m
r,yc 10 tuis work. When the tobacco had been bought
The defendant refused 90 make pay cH n- That ne
oc ma, o,ly as agent. aud the pr fits We're very
low on the obcco the f0reg ~ firms used 10 pay the
commission.
The answer 81 the defendant 10 these ALLEGATIONS was
General denial: ne conceded that he purchased ne
i OOp hogshcads OF tobacco in l~6", hut not
through the plaintiffs. The only testimony yes
tprday was That 81 John BRYAN, one oil luc
plaintiff W 10 narrated III dlI-1nee+ uldtr when
the contract made or crosse Xauratlon Letter
was rrad uurpO~firC 20 come from the panufs - me
defendant. m 1859 in which set orh the peculiar
facilities which The fTin possessed for uaSn% 'lF-' pu-
chasrs Of This country q; Gdyaaseou+ rates
Tie case VIII be continued today. William \. tulct-
ton and W. A Cook. OF Washington. appear Tor 10"
plaintiffs: and eX,udge snIpmdn and {cph LNOcqIe
frf Tho, ~, A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-22
In the suit of Arthur I. SeweI against
COTET OF ApPrALS.
observation-disclosures

AlnASY Jan. 21.-In the Court Of 70 AFpc3adI5t
,,I,uy " ,r n.d down
f2r,{ as I'ec N.,in nt d Gr15i I l. 1 I
III ne .,r N5g r. M- i NV, ai ,S i fo
* rel p4rs.n agt Cox; h5eh1rasoG 2st W WTs2it
IT. the AZ 5"G boT ,n, ,fcgsn Southern Ha
road COMPANY Toote aet. schrcdcr camp ct Woo
ia lroad Fnncry sgt Prentice Nicholas ag NcwYorS
Central am liDd.ol Eger RAJ road Company Judgments
Hant az Inc peo2lc.-Julsment affirmed; ,...-.
The Brooklyn CIV and NewtoEn IA rgad complny Nc@,
new new, mi cr1nicd. costs To- abide event
People at. lac Bank oi Noth America -Jnfgn'n nj
nc piope agt v : BasCi.-Iudsnclt Of General Term
bly an io,iat It me Boo<iyn cy Railroad Company
order amrmcd and Judgment 1or piain, ON STIPULATION
In INC matter Of Gale an attorney Kroms Helm me
dity Farrow ACT Rramor Order. affirmed with costs
gr * II Mha ct rc r ~ rr NsFi F re sr
c 'orpnav ar CrIn,ilsiontrs Of Ta1es etc-Urdcr
Yong pej. Canrb. l-Apreal dismissed with costs
Thc Bcr>sa!ra WooIen company act Jnn2-d receiver
ei 1! am PG srv FtI"9 as ON 70, M Of
General reversed and judgment on report Of referee az
~ iiva0e,te art. WenGt-Ju'ment modified by reluc-
me - to ne SIN Of .i'4 - 3D.: lnj. i,9ui ga, 80 t
fled uttered of the date ot ts original entry, March D. 47'
stanton act. Kug-ordcr modified. ere.
The following business va Iii,leic,i. r, r,-oroo
Company On OF samuel land. case ordered o. caen
No. Natio1ai Bank q Meadyne sgt Fourth national
7 -hS br N.1 Sc SoST TOOK 1an@ps
10 John j. TowHs M at. Ike Iayor; motion 10 al
vance cause c.crCar. Court took papaIS
40. -5o-Wm: : WWt.. appellant az, Jno. nam CT a.
lay at. The Finishing Norr!' Shore, &C. Railroad Com
pahl 9''on LOT i5 .' ,1 i,, resr,rleut act
Henry f. Richmoui sheriff etc appellant Nouon 10 d.,
"rars 's F. Eip-on faI a,,rIiat
snnnands agt s.mminis-Modon for reargumout sub
-mnonds ast STANDARDIZATION act aside the remit
81 500 Michael newman respondent at Ana.r.on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-22
THE COURTS.
THE GRoOM-CooPER LIBEL SUIT.


,otor Cooner was CrOSs-e0lmined yesterday
-. goodrich in the libel suit brought against him
!" ,,,,occ Y Groom. lie testified that TO the best Of
W ,oledre aud belief hi1 letter to Mr.. Groom was
n For Aftv years he said that he had been sending
all over the country to educate the people
that nc formerly considered Mr.. Groom good
~ and he once accepted au invitation TO adj
w." Mr. Croom's SuEday-'chool IN Grccnpont
,o5r,h then asked the Court TO direct verdict
,,1,,i In and allow tie case to 20 70 the jury on
v,o.ti,u of damages only, on the ground that The
.t,,oDv showed that NJ Groom had carried ont MS
-, a., two particulars az least, whereas Nr. Cooper
charged tS9t Groom had faisihcd his word
IN pr ~ ro.prct Bc THIS contact Mr.. Groom agreed
h CN..,st GOO u1...hs-ros-S for Ncw-N0Ik CIV; CD
L. nj d.st~..utc 10000 four page documents
N.it' eaue,s attached. one 10 each voter an iae
WIN 'r.oriiuc 10 the printed registry 49, I;
cay 10, m mint 100000 similar documents tor Ne" lu
anu sf5te Eor tins service lac was 20 receive 5000
Iu, rr,;t dralucd 10 direct verdict az that tltnc
Inn SAD tat ho womb ui'i"Se % 'Ao P'0''''" =" "
cnsi- 1.ons then proceeded with the summirCup
,,,5 mat hc represented The case Of % noble ana
u, man, IS pare i. patriot as ever hN'd-
l" man hal dome more ior MS race
40, ne country than Nj. Cooror. who IN
gnu; i,it,.f1ih year was dragged into court by man
~, T-9s rvyu. 'o tilyh E4uUr5 Out OF lis pocatt u
,,-c,rs.on he urged Tue ju;y MT to siighaiIe Mr.
r- M tie Of Ms NE. as false. mean Hld NOV
,, personal vanity. NJ Goodrich, iu closing Tor me
T ,t,a "A q that while be had profound respect ioi
a. C,1prr dee compelled to pronounce MN W'th'u
End malicious. The viii be given 10 the jury inns