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New-York tribune., 1879-06-09

an opportunity to meet the world Of science at Its
annual reception of the President of the Royal
Society, held in the spacious rooms Of Burlington
House; its accomplished president, Mr. spottis-
woode, and his wife. receiving a brilliant COM
pany, not scientific altogether, but including
many people of fashion, whose interest In science Is
perhaps chiefly social. Tonight Mr. White dimes
at the Legation. He is compelled to hurry on to
Berlin in order to be presented before the de-
parturs of the Emperor who leaves Berlin early
In juno. If this ceremony were not completed
the new Minister would not be in position to carry
on his diplomatic work rigorous are the formal
tiles of court life and official requirements.
G. ". s.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-09
BRIBERY IN LOUISIANA.

VOTES BOUGHT BY MR.. SPOFFORD.
A THIRD WITNESS IN THE spoFFoRD-KELLoeG
cAsE-nE swEARs IN BEHALF OF SENATOR
KELLOGG.
John DeLacy, who claims that he Is a graiu-
son of Sir Hugo DeLacy, has gwen us 'es''
mony at Washington concerning the alleged
purchase of votes for Senator kellogg IN Inc
Louisiana Legislature. Mr.. Spoifords counse,
produced an affidavit purporting to be slgheu
by DeLacy, and coDfessing to bribery IN oe-
half of Mr.. Kellogg. DeLacy denied the
authenticity of that affidavit ana
said that although $500 was paid to
him for his vote, it was to secure his vote ior
Nr SnofYord. He testified further that
Thomas was really present to vote for Kellogg,
being carried to the hall of the Legislature in
spito of his illness, for that purpose. The
friends of Mr.. Spofford have had their own
witness, johnson, arrested for perjury. They
have also declined to call one Of their own
witnesses for fear he would testify against
them.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-09
FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON, June 8. 1879.
All but few of the cattle by the City OF
Bristol have been pronounced healthy and released
from the dockyard for public SALE
NJ Blanqui, the French Socialist. has been pardoned.
solovief has been found guilty OF conspiracy and OF
attempting kill the Gar and mas been sentenced u
death.
The Pope has submitted 10 Germany defntive pro
posals for a compromise which would end the Clerical
controversy bur the Government is disincined to ac
cept the proposal
In consequence Of the growth Of the Russian and
French armies and in view OF the increase OF revenue
by taxation, the German Government Is considering the
adyisaDy Of increasing the army, for which purpose
the Government asks perpetual grant from Parliament
Successful experiments have been made in Italy IL
the use instead Of salt for the preservation OF
butter. 1t yet to DO disputed point whether
borax entirely nnoKous For daily use 1; Is founl
that bntter keeps fresh water which contains ouly
per cent Of borax II s also claimed that borax Is
specific against the phyllOxera.
Divers have recovered the bodies OF three men from
the cabin of the steamer Pommsrania, which vas sunk
OF Polkestone IN November, 1878.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-09
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.
Av ACT OF PRESIDENTIAL LENIEYCY

AN ACT OF PRESIDENTIAL LESIEYCY
PRovIDENCY, r. l., June s.-President Hayes has
herd " waich confined hin TO Jae post in New-York.
THE STRIKE AT PIrrsBUkG sUCCEssFUI.
PI1IshURG tenn Jnhe pG S
deem neIPedient to resist urther the unjust demands o
HEAVY DAMAGES AGAINST A CLUB.
NEw-0RLEANs June s-Ihe jury IN the case OF
whose who's D husband 1a Was Killed BY pei bear
INJUNCTION AGAINST BANK.
WIsCAssET Ne, june S.-A Temporary injunction
has been pAce the Wiscsset savings Bank Ire bank
oSaon Of fp town. having caused among SS
depOsi,ors-
YARMOUTH DEFENDS THE LOUISIANA BONDS
NEw-ORLEAss. June Sat meeting Of the Con-
yen,iou Copmiee the state debt YESTERDAY Governor
hs administration except those Issued In
stIict compliance with isw.
ROUGH WEATHER IN CANADA
QUEBEC June 7.-The weather here is very cold,
There was a slight is " this morning Al Rim0ush
there severe storm en The northwest Lne sea iosS
strcws with wrecked boats, etc.
LEASED TO THE WABASH
QUINCY H., June S.-Ihc negotiations which
have going between Jay doud on the part OF she
Wabash Railroad and the owners Of ne Quincy Missouri
the Wabash ior ninety nine yo4Ii
ARUsH OF HORSES 10 CHICAGO.
CuICAGO. June S.-EOr the d2ys' meeting be-
vnins June H. here arc 400 in tie stakes alone
Colonel Conioy manager OF to Jockey Clu0 ha ARRANGED
ness Tor JuT l. Hopeful ANA Rarus will July D.
EX-GOVERNOR HOFFMAN, MADE REFEREE.
AInANY H. Y. June S.--Justlce McStbrOok has
appointed ei Governor John Homan referee suit q
George smih asa.nst the rseSyes OF Sae EaPS mutual
| The oaiy creditor " the empire Mutual.
THE GRAND ARMY FESTIVITIES.
| ALBANY, n Y. June S.-Ihere are 20 be- six divis
ions the PROCESSION which wi. take oiaee dufng the Na
lie l7tA inst IN sixth DyEeu. haylas t4e esesia pos
York sai hc Citizens Corps OF Ue- escort 70 The NJ
! aooai EaeaanpnenI
New-York tribune., 1879-06-09
GRIMES AND CASUALTIES-BY TELEGRAPH.
TWO MEN DROWNED.

pIYyOUTH. Mass June S.-lhe persons lost IN
tho csss.d boat on Guruet were HenrylDunser and VIII
ian Burgess residing near Captains HHL
FARMER KILLED BY BULL
POUGHKEiPsiE, y. Y, June S.-Nalter Beck
With proa.nepJ Of stamford Dutchos
COUNTY was gorcd bull this morning. and lived only Two
hours thereafter.
BOY KILLED BY HIS PLAYMATE
WuNTNGTON Del, June s.-Wiliam Brown and
Samuel Batson cooTei boys under foureep years OF ag
gnaTelod Oysr OF bali last evening when BrOWn mt
Batsou with bat and Killed hlm.
-. THREE MEN DROWNED AT SALEM.
BOsION Juno S.--Ihree young men, Charles IT.
1e.d William o. Pinkha William Rowe were drowned
u aen Noes harbOr today by The capsEng OF sllDOaL
Tlie bodies have not yet been recovered.
ARREST OF 4 DEFAULrBR
MONTREAL, Ont. June S.-Wllliam i. Peterson,
ops dofautfr s2O0 has been arrested here y Dc
irotve from Pete0n gave up tue greater porto4
al lie money went back 70 St. LOUIS with the cetecNe
AN ATTEMPT TO POISON A FAMILY.
NEW-iIAVEN, Conn, June S.-Lljah smith, age
twenty from MGburn y j. has been arrested mere for AZ
t.ong 10 pos0n piio H. CrOfut and family, win whom no
wns nrc lie lc hAloi SoIu soI NNo iop'V'ou Nm"
for keeping late hours.
ACCIDENTALLY SHOT BY PLAYMATE.
pHuA rPIIIA, june S.-Milliam J.. Davis, age
NM, years accidentally shot last evening IN irout Of lis
e16lce a. ytuty rfts AND Grn.daye. by boz named
Auust FrecK. Freck loading cartridge pistol. NAeu
the slipped and the bAA struck Davis IN tAc sue
ue expired in few InOmeats
DOUBLE TRAGEDY IL ILLINOIS.
OTTAWA H., June s.--A bloody dOuhle tragedy,
Coners families OF his ana vicinity, took place oaay
lawrence White shJt dead by IN to hiuo "
ID r. COuners tOnnera himself N.B iint ii>loy tefc
ter Killed by bullet frOm some Unknown Land
New-York tribune., 1879-06-09
CONFIRMED IN THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
tBY TELEGRAPH To THE TR1BUSE.l

TO TIT IItIEV'''.'F
NEWPORT, r. l., June S.---The Rev. G. II.
Malcolm, d. D., prominent Baptist clergyman who was
instrumental tarOugh TIE TRIBUNE in raising hand
some sum tor the Rev. Calvin Fairbauk Congregs-
ton clergyman VINO suffered 10 much for the eoerod
people. confirmed with his wife and son and
daughter at Trinity Q.piseopal Cnuroh this morning
by Bishop Clark OF his DIOCESE He was pastor OF the
second Baptist Cauroh OF thus city for upward Of
twenty wears He resigned about two years ago and
accepted the position Of Secretary OF the American
Peace Society. His successor was the Rev. y. B.
Than pson OF Brooklyn, who rcsgned last week the
ground that serious disseRsons had been caused In the
Church by tweAty y-aine members led on by Dr. Malcolm
Mr. Tnon pson to-day read letter 10 his congregation
formally withdrawing his resignation. aud this 70.
geGcr with the acton OF the former pastor has created
q lively discussion among AL classes.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-09
SNOW AND FROST IN JUNE.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, June S.-Reports received
from the interior that the frost Friday nght
general throughout the state and was OF q seriously
damaging character. CON- potato vines and vegetables
out OF The ground either wholly destroyed or 40
seriously injured to insure material reduction In the
yield.
Boston, Mass, June s--Snow storms prevailed at
North Troy, VT and Sandwich, n. H., Friday nigh.
Crops are much injured by snow ana frost
BosIoS, June 5.-Adyices from Vermont and New
Hampshire show heavy frost last night wlth much
damage t0 the cropG.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-09
SOUTH AFRICAN AFFAIRS.

LONDON. Juno :, Is1J.
According to the latest advices from Cape
Town. Colonies Cresock and Wood have recovered from
their Illness and resumed duty.
The Orange Free State Assembly contrary to the adj
vice OF tho president has adopted resolutions expressing
hopes for the restoration Of the Independence Of Trans
The Zulu King, Cetywayo. the 10th Inst dispatched
an envoy to Colonel Crcslock asking him to send o
European discuss terms Of peace John Dunn accord
mgly went Cetywayo's krasl, but has already re-
turned, the negotiations having failed, because tho
British refuse any terms but unconditional suIrender
Cetywayo o's good faith is doubted
New-York tribune., 1879-06-09
ALARGE DEFALCAT1ON IN yYEF-JERSEK.

NEw-BRUNswICK, n. j., June S.-The expert
Of the Board OF FrcehOders reports the result of his
examination OF County Collector Moorcs accounts from
May 1873 to May 1873, that he Is IN arrears to tao
amount OF SI4C30 so. james sweeney, chairman 81
tpc Finance Committee has accordingly sworn out
warrant for M0ore arrest mud he hes boen taken into
cnstolv Ndore was succeeded I'm Office By his son-in-
ieyg Joseph g. Letson, arrested on May "a and
tLr expers report Of Of his accounts
snoWs a total deficiency OF S3OGl0 Cl.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-09
NEW-YORK, MONDAY, JUNE 0, 1879

Craftsmanship of the State Committee, kilograms
signed by number of leading Democrats were sent
to Thompson advising him to keep his fingers out
of that pie and intmating in case he continued to
interfere that he would not only lose the chairman
ship of tho Committee, but put In jeopardy his po-
sition AS Sergeaut-at-Arms. Some grief Is expert
cnced by the friends of General Ewing in cQnse-
Guenoe Of the refusal of Eastern hard-money Dem
ocrats to contribute funds for the campaign IN
Ohio
New-York tribune., 1879-06-09
VISIT FROM GENERAL RICE.

ur COMES 10 wAsHISGToN TO C0NFTR WITH
rwING-coNTRIBUTIoN REFUSED By HARD
MONEY DEMOCRATS
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THH TEIBUSB.l
WAsH1xGToY, June S.-General Rice is In wash
ipptoD. having come on 10 consult with General
Ewing and other friends about plans for the cam
paign in Ohio. II having been learned that
General Rice's acceptance of the nomination
was being withheld at the solicitation OF
John G. Thompson, In order that 1t might
be used as O lever TO secure for thompson Tue
New-York tribune., 1879-06-09
A STRANGE DEATH IN a C1RRI4GE.

WILMINGToN, Del, June s.-Mrs. HonOra
Lacy was driving from here 10 her home In Chester
County, Penn, last evening, when sone cotton and
straw In tue bottom the carriage were gnited with
match ana in instant the whole interior OF the yeht
Gle was in sszs. The horse became frightened. ran
away and before IL stopped Mrs. Lacy was liter
ally ted alive, her flesh being burned TO crisp
She diod early this morning.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-09
THE SAILING OF d RUSSIAN CRUISER.

PHILADELPHIA. jane S.-Tho Russian cruiser
Zabeaka built by tie MS<srs Cramp at this port sailed
this morning at o'clock. iu charge OF Captain Shank
land She was cleared yesterday at the Custom House.
osenSiby for Stks. wv ~ Barker, OF this city After
passing outside the BreskWatsr she was formally
handed over the Russian officers
New-York tribune., 1879-06-09
THE CHICAGO CUSTOM HOUSE

AvrRDicT OF ACQUrrrAL FOR ALL THE ACCUSED.
& CHICAGO, June SIN tho Custom House
construction case yestrtay Judge Dyer occupied three
hours In tho delivery Of his charge 10 the jury Ho re-
Waved tho evidence as offered and the authorities
ferred TO relating conspiracy 20 deTsud. Shortly
after O'Clock the jury entered tho courtroom Win
yyrJict OF aCQuittgl Or al the accused.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-09
GREECE AND TURKEY.

LONDON, june 3, ISTJ
An official statement has been published
at Athens the Greek camp near the frontier was
formed solely the purpose OF manGuyres not TO me
ace Turkey Official intelligence has been received hero
that violence and boodshed daily In Janna. Aria
and Preyesa, caused by the nsubordlnaton OF IurAsn
trOOpS,
New-York tribune., 1879-06-09
R1nGARIAN CLAIMS ASSERTED.

LONDON, June :, 1917.
Reuters dispatch from Sophia announces
that the late Governor OF sophia. with body Of Cos
sacks started to occupy the districts Of Ten and
Breznk held by the Servians battalion Of Bulgarian
militia has been ordered TO cooperate II necessary.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-09
THE LIBERIAN CLAIM REJECTED.


Advices from Liberia announce that tho
Boundary Conference has decided that the Lberisns
have not proved their claim to any territory north OF
the eleventh parallel of latitude. The conference haa
dissolved,
New-York tribune., 1879-06-09
ITCHING TO KNOCK BLAINE DOWN.

WASHINGTON, Juno s." Blame is one Of the best
fellows in the world said a Democratic Senator
two or three days ago, "and if he was a Democrat
we should almost idolize him. But" he added, she
does thrash round so in coru-feld sometimes
that ho makes me itch to knock him down.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-09
BOLIVIA AUTHORIZES PRIvATEERS.

A telegram from Chill says that Bolivia has
authorized privateers sailing under her dag to se,za
Chilan merchandise, even in neutral ships and no'
cnntrnhand Of war.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-09
AN ALGERIAN TRIBE IN REVOLT.

A dispatch to the Temps from Constantine,
reports that the OledAbdi tribe near Batna are In
omen revolt Tie troops have arrived but are much
fatigned by the march.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-09
MOUNT ETNA NEARLY TRANQUIL.

CATANIAJ June ., lofo'
The eruption of Mount Etna has almost
ceased Tho flow Of lava has completely stopped.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-09
THE PORTE DISSATISFIED WITH ALEKo.

The Government has informed the Powers
refusal OF Aleko Paoba, Governor OF East Rou
meia, to wear the fez violation OF engagements
between him and the Porte. The Government VIII wait
until East Roumes is evacuated when II viii summon
Aeko Pacha TO wear the ez and l%st the Turkish flag
II the demand is not complied with. the Porte VIII re.
quest the Powers sanction Alekos removal and would
send body OF Turkish troops TO occupy the Balkans
The Porte also dissatisfied with Aeko for appointing
sixIy-twO functOnares whereof only two are Turks IL
I'M culInl nun M a LYlllan
New-York tribune., 1879-06-09
COMMISSIONER HAYT HAS NOT RESIGNED

COMMISSIONER HA1I HAS NOT RESUMED.
CARD FROM THE HEAD OF THE ISDIAN BUREAU.
To the Editor or The Tribune.
SIR: The dispatch from Washington In to-day's
TRIBUNE that have resigned the Office of CommIs-
sioner Of Indian Affairs is without foundation. The
1T is sale" about the Friends remark 10 President
Hayes is equally void of truth. These and other
statements Of like character proceeding from my
enemies give evidence that the wish is father to the
Thought Respectfully yours, "a. HAYT.
Ne,c- York. June T. 1879.
Mr. HAYF NOT ATTACKED.
To the Edttor Of The Tribune.
SIR: have seen the Washington dispatches
in your paper OF this day in relation TO the interview
with the President in which reference is made to the
Commissioner OF Indian Affairs, and Of the com
mrtre il Is proper for that said interview
no reference was made to th5 character Of Mr.. Hayt
KeeBectiuy. BENZ. IATHAA.
Kctr- York; June z, 1879.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-09
OPPOSING THE TURKS.
ALEKO PACHA STILL OBSTINATE,

THE PORTE GREATLY DISSATISFIED WITH HM-A
PRO-RUssIAN MINISTRY LIKELY TO BE FORMED
AT CONsrANrINoPLE
Aleko Pacha continues to discriminate against OF
toman authority. as ruler of East Roumelia. Tho
Porte Is indignant, and threatens to bring
him TO terms. In trying to regain the in-
dependence which it forfeited easily, the Trans
vaa is assured of the moral support OF the Orange
Free State. Cetywayo has again sought to make
peace with the British, but his overtures have been
rejected 1t is expected that Ministry which will
be friendly TO Russia will be formed at Constan.
tinople.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-09

sailed ont arm in arm to SEQ the town, chuckling
at the fun they were all having in Washington as
the honored guests of the Nation.
johnson, the colored witness for whose arrest on
a charge of perjury warrant was sworn out on
Friday, was locked up yesterday. johnson was
certainly suffering from the tOrtures of guilty con
science but there is a much better reason, lndglng
alone by appearances while undergoing examination,
that he telling the truth to the committee on
last Wednesday when he swore that his aihdavit
made in Louisiana was lie, than that the reverse
was the case. The other witnesses have sworn that
they conscences but the statement is as yet
unite unsupDOrteA
New-York tribune., 1879-06-09

pIYyoUTH. Mass June o.-lhc persons lost IN
tho oG Guruet were HenrysDuDsef ana III
isln I,urgoss residing near Captains Hill
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Abuses of Journalism.

Editors Table Sunday Afternoon for May.l
Lately we have had disgusting trial
in Washington the private relations of
Il base old man and vile woman have
been exposed to public view by one of
the most indecent of criminal lawyers,
and the newspapers, all over the coun-
try, have been printing this delectable
stuff for the instruction of their readers.
What interest is subserved by defiling
white paper with nastiness like this
There is absolutely no justification for
it; it is an Otfense against common de-
cency; it is IL disgrace to- journalism
that it trades in wares of this descrip-
ton and makes money by hawking filth
and corruption.
Not only do our newspapers offend
by the publication of the vile details of
great crimes, but also by picking up
and spreading abroad little scandals,
little unpleasantness in society, little
bits of gossip that no sensible or honor
orable person wishes to know or would
suffer himself to repeat. Much of the
space of many weekly papers and of
not few dailies is devoted to matters
of this description. The tittle-tattle of
the neighbOIhoOd that is not only silly
but poisonous in the extreme is gather
ed and served up in as appetizing IL
manner as possible for the entertain
ment of the whole community. If ii
woman behaves indiscretely, the fact,
more or less embellished and sufficiently
disguised to whet the appetites of the
gossips, is likely to appear in print the
next day. If a man commits an error
which he is pretty sure to be ashamed,
and concerning which he would be glad
of the indulgent silence of his neigh
bOrs, there is no mercy for him he
will have Il chance to read the record, q
good deal magnified, in the local col.
umn. Domestic infelicities with which
the public has no business at all affort
material for spicy items business com.
plicated by unauthorized reports con
cerning them little troubles in the
churches which those who have the
care of their interests are doing thei
best to compose are famed into grave
dissensiOns by references to them in tn,
newspapers. Sometimes, when the de
tails of these small scandals are no
given, there are little hints and innu
endoes that serve to put all the pruri
ent and meddlesome noses i'm the com
munity on the scent for indecency O
mischief. ga certain unmarried pro
= fessiOnal man is said to be more init
mate than is proper with certain mar
ried woman" in locality that is nam
Il ed. ''The skeleton in certain hous
in Ward Blank is likely to get an airin
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