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New-York tribune., 1879-03-25
PCBLIC OPINION.

Mont tcOmcly Blair can now walk ont OF has
,ou,b 40 H. I, man T1dcn Is utilizing the usnruct in
n woy tIat llur,nan Hendricks and Bay ara desplsc-
Memphis Avalanche (hdJ
Mr. Stephens is the most dangerous gentle
man ho il5s appeared IN Washington since the last
Change OF Inc moon He must know tnat 0UE revenues
from Internal taxes are uUY Tar below the demands III
that Department OF the Cove. .nmcut lie must kHo"'
also tnGt silver has been rCmUncZt0 ana mat nothing
can be done 10 II Low to aid Its circulation ucSS con
rees by decree, cOmrCls each shining silver uoiIr 10
ta-s for tWC and he must know that 10 tufh oOsc an
other vbir WING Of grccuDackS upon the c0uhiINat N
tune would srOY Tcsum pOn, usrt credlt ana IN 'ic
end bankrupt the Nation Baltimore Gazette tpcmJ
There * no doubt about 1t the SOuth is
bccomug too HCmrFOns " III Office. II u not tiiai =
Southern man IL not Just capable ana honest "a any
otirr . II Is not uul!iic fOI the cyc0n!eucfa'rS 10
thrust themselves forward too ageiOsSNeR @S Uhcc-
holGers You may pile reasons mouu'dih hGh !" SA1"
Tho IN NJ i al llghf but when I'll Is salu lhdt can D'
said the Whole fabric OF excuse VIII tGuo uhdrf tdc
weight Of the practical tact mat tue NcrlD Is ot
ready fOl iaat SOFT Of thing. II doesn't matter "i"C
should lc tie matter ~ real vital Importance .S "Aa
iS.-St Louis Republican (Dcm(
New-York tribune., 1879-03-25
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Music.
MNrE. GERsTER IN Ia TRAyIATA.

Every pnma donna wishes at some time 20
sing TtJle'id There ia no l6e III the moCc!n laimA
,erertory winch offers such various opportunities Tor
the charms Of voice aud manner. the accomplishments
o. art the feryOr Of dramatic feeling as That ot the
heroine OF La Traviata." She passes with such
bewildering rapidity from champagne to COLI
suUIption from the ballroom TO the death
bei from tho reckless briniis to the p8ssionate
outhurst of love and sorrow. Nerd has turned
the horrible story into Dance OF Death, which
fas1natas the performers in it more perhaps than
il does The spectators There great curiosity 70 Oh
serve how Nine. Gersier would treat this char
aclcr and the Academy vas hllcd La; night
with one OF the largest ana best aGd en'"s
OF tie season. In action and appe2f3i C
TioyelG wiz probably be accented as one OF Ter most
striking and truthful presentations In the fist act she
is animated ia the second she is duly tender and sym
pathetic IN the third she displays force ana paihoS
Of whea cyca hcs admirers had scarcely supposed
her capable Nor she less successful I'D
the purely musical part OF the lu,efpTtia
tion-sucscss.u'. at least in certain Important
numbers. The duaFng song was delivered WIN
sufic sul but psriups not rcu1rk1Aa YYae!'Y fHj
tnc srlprc Hbera which brought the first act 20 an
exciting close Was more beautifully sung jhan It has
ever before en- sung in this city We can cali il Moth
ing less than perfect piece Of vOcasm In other par
OF the opera il was apparent that Nine. Gcrsier was still
suffering little from oytl-cScgt,Cn. Indeed IL
was doubtful yesterday morning WActher size
would Dc able to sing N all -Ac sh'"'H -'St li''-
position not by any defects OF iEtOuation but by the
care with wA.c she spared herself esPecla!y III re
second ae and IN consequence OF this prudence $40
was enabled 80 through the trying finale Wild Nae
effect.
sis. Campanni equally excellent in dram
9tic ana cantabic music. mace lie lO!c " AQTc0J
nor l,ss striking than that OF ItDtenu FER
vent and sympathetic by turns, EGo" of no otHt
tenor " lao combines strength and sweetness n sHch >
uropor:ions. sig GalasSs GermcHt displays tfc h"o'G
and noble style OF artist, always lntcllG H',
aiyyav, tiY a aul always Surc a.. paDlc rccoSHit on!
T1e albies were distinguished b. care h"Dli'3
with this company in the early part q" nc teaS"h nat
New-York tribune., 1879-03-25
TIE COgITS RETALLiTiON

HE COUNT J1ANNRs CRCs6E5 IOED DCNDREARf.
George the Count Joannes, counsellor OF
the Supreme Court, but mre especially shaSes-
merriam scholar and traGcdian, made his re-
an,eorsnce before n New-York audience last
even,ny at the -. james Opera House
Mr. sothern's personaiion Of the Crushed ITagedan
has not been forgotten The noble Count Jumped TO the
conclusion that HIS own persona iy was the dramatic
i.nr,s hirb Mr sotheru fashioned into unique Stage
cnaracftr Failing 10 scCute hnIncil ame lds Tor per
sonal injuries at the oar, OF Which ne Is u
sJjnipe igminary though often snuGcd out. he seeks
reyents in "A persouatlpn OF the Crushed Dundrcary.
Miss Avonia FairOanAs his devoted pulh Win ue
atteuuuted smile was ra ther charming Florence
Tr,rehard than "a Opheiia. VIII ch IN the mad scene
esuraIiy required art, while ~ FOreHee she Was
called upon 10 simulate sanity, and won success oi
esteem. 49,,
George the Count came on very wen made up IN 'mi'
alton OF 80 hern Tue black wig WAS rather mOic be-
New-York tribune., 1879-03-25
LLLfLI.

CpOOK-In this city, on saturday March q? D. John T.
Cr1ok late Francisco cal, IA the 41th year o h5
Tie remains were taken 70 Chester PENN for ntcrmen
san Francisco papers please cory.
FROSV-At Poughkoa Y. y Friday. March 81, OF
apoueNy. Henry = FIost, aged 81 years
ciat, yes anu friends Invited an1i the funeral
Tussay March -, at $50 from bis iIn residence, IN
Sinl.st. POUghkeepsic
fFGFNAN-Ou saturday evening, March 20, laT9, Jane
Eoonr, wife O Benjamin A. lie Eemau
Relatives and friends Ilvtci - st.et the funern ser
ylcr, 1t u,r l3e rcsacucr. No 262 West 2itst, dt
oc,O,,. fhis CrIa sta y afternoon
IntermoHt az tireenw OF c'nesd.ty morning.
JAMEsoN-Un sunday, March 3D. Rachel = Jameson, aged
F3era services from the residence ~ her brother james Il
s,fe.nao lJft-' Ot Elton Mrl!CsC, Tues
,l,y afternoon. march -. AZ o'clock.
Pel1ilyes and Trends are tuyIteL
Carriage, VII! De IA waiting i"i tt o. m tI"' oH pItDA
Central Depot.
NINOR-on SUNDAY evening. March % Oio pneumonia.
Taur5 NUnroe Minor ". d.. OF 'kS-Is. ~, latc
gsscd Assistant Surgeon IN tha United states Navy IL the
0ith year II hi, lge. ..-..--, 80. .--,- -.
calvary Church ty, % 10 cJ without luitAci no.
trp I +, q Iu,sted that no flowers De sent
Fredericksburg, NchmOnd NciioA ana 'haFiOtteHle a.
papers please copy.
PrAS1-N southampton, 7. T.. March 10 Elsie Hunting.
ton fourth daughter Ot Lieutenant W. b. and Mary +.
Pra.c. ged months ami l0 JaJs'
WEIGHT lley the 2Ot At his c'i s1c" Long
IrorCh y !. James r.. I!glt, age! 30 ye2r1.
Eeslyc; amt fsHds invited 20 ltteI tao lneru AZ the
residence at MS father John ID. wright 80 20 West jotl-
81 on y ri Day, the 2Jth INST, al o'clock.
fnteImeHt 1t Flushing
New-York tribune., 1879-03-25
THE RECENT clTrLE ORDER EXPLAINED

Professor James Law has written tue follow
ing letter OK anaorg OF ;nerl Patrcks recent order
in regard 10 the Of cattle in this neIghbor-
EoOd:
II appears he assumed that no store cattle can he
moved in any direction out any the counties named
in the order typographical error In the third line
from tae bottom gives - land " WHOM it should have
been send" Tnis proclamation only fo'bids the move
renf Of store cattle from NewYork snd brooklyn. as
centres into any OF the counties named or into other
counties IN the state Oa the same principle forbids
the movement OF such cattle the counties nearest
IN Sey.York CITY into those that more distant
These cows cannot pass from Newiork into Wesfches-
ter from westehoslcr INTO Putnam, from Putnam Into
nor from Dutchess into Columbia; 80 with Rock
land Orange Ulster, sullivan aud Delaware, and 30
New-York tribune., 1879-03-25
N. WADDINGTON's POLICl
DISORDERLY MEETING AT BLACKBURN.
LONDON, Monday. 3IGrch u, 1879.

\ UCIalItU ItpOTI Ut IHt IHtVIII- IT NV"FVtS
at Blackburn on Saturday shows great excitement cN-
is and that there strong party in favor Of strike
Mr. WhJi!cy the secretary OF the Wcavers Union FOR
Blackburn reported that twOthrds of the masters mad
posted notices OF per cent reduction OF wages. but
inat the masters were less unanimous than they were
before the strike and lockout of SIS Repre-
oi the operatives eight spoke in favor OF su
mission fOr the timc-beng. motion was then sub.
ltted IN favor oi the acceptance uf per cent lcdHc
un on the understanding that the whole Ol the - per
pcr cent reduction shan he restored pOss Die
An amendment N favor OF resistance by strike. II
necessary met with support A disOrdtTy scene
followed. The proposition for strike repeatedly
checrcd and tlle opponents thereof Rooted down. IL
seemed a. though majority were aDOd! to decide IN
favor 81 q stIAr Wncu notion Tor adioufniGrnt was
proposed, that the feeling Df the masters indNld
rav lngt bc further tcstot Tho advocates OF strike
refused 10 tEdiaW the proposal, and the motion iei
Adjournment carried UIi after four shO"d Ol
hand. and nanv appeals To the meeting 20 be calm and
not rasny piIugc iLto another Struggle.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-25
Go0D woRK on THE CH4RLESTOyJETrIES

lrEo1 ~ OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT or TIE IRlnUNE
CuAELEsTox, :. C., March 10.-ihc work upon
thc National jettles now building here by contrdc-
TORS Bangs and Daby, after the plans and under the
direction Of General q 4. Gilmore, Corps of Engi
neers. advances satisfactorily Captain james
Post Is assistant and executive officer upon the
work. The north ictty only, starting from Sulil-
vans Island about mile east of Fort MCultric has
been begun. Ii is 70 run in southcasicrly dircc-
ton 70 ana across the bar, and viii be about 5000
feet long The shore end for a length Of 900 feet
TOM and of n width varying from I3 to 30 feet. Ii
Is CONFUSED OF bottom platform OF round log,
placed side by side oyerad with brush and loaded
with stone of random sizes. 40 undermining or
settlement worthy Of rotc has taken place. The
stone used comes from the He'll Gate excavation III
NcW-I York harbor.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-25
NJ COMPROMISE

From, The Chnrts,fOa Ae,rS md Cosyft' tDem) -
The Democrats went carefully over tne
sist NJ On tc lr amendments Just as well before me
adjournment OF the regular session IS th' now uo,
With a fun kuoWirdge that InsiStonce on thtli paIt
would make an tra session reccssary they lhslsted
They not Only insisted hut tbey gave pubic warning m
that the APPROXIMATION bills should not pass Ut ths
extra session unless the fhrec amendments Iccefeu
the approval of he Executive. This dctehhaiion Wds
avoWed In bc senate and the House the 1uStlhcat ION
being that IN the three amendments lie freedom
OF elections and fundamental pTlhc,P.cs ,i o,
cOnstuttonsi Government are stake. To abate J0t
OF their demands Is 10 admit that they asked Tor 700
much. and forced extra session without hueIuaMe M
reason. Where is there room for compromise III
principle and practice the supervisor ana MatshaI law
Is obnoxious and dangerous as the law IN
10 troops and the test OATH TO consent now 10 iet e
Supervisors stand II every thing else Is conceded WOh
look Ike the hcksters device OF asking more thnn Is
expected 10 be obtained III order hat inc hkEns pu
chaser Giay be grated With reduction Ia price whch
costs the seller Uot
New-York tribune., 1879-03-25
THE MASK BAIL.

A comic English opera, the lbGetto OF which
was written 10y Mr. c. Barnard aad the music by Ar.
Edward T. NocnbauCT, the wcil-lncWn viohllst, was
brought out last night at tho byeeuh Theatre IL Is
hard TO understand why is called comic oTern,
FOR certainty, p more wofully dreary worA has never
Olardy evcr0 en- inflicted CT this patient public Tho
music - generally commonplace, and Though in one or
two pieces It is bright and meloGiou>, there Is
nothing Of a really talking character The hbretto
is a faIIagO OF un,peakabe nonsense. ana wren
the lower part OF the house, which was AT !cas polite
endured IN silence. The gallery lost us temper. ad
amse Itself by cuying the singers long before tn'
niece WAS over TIE " Mask Bal Does noe seem lhciF
10 gaiu on, great share popular la'oi, ANA al D. 10,
probable inat it will disUlace SI'Yau.> FiGllcfc
inst ~ r-set ia affections the puOc, Weil-"uIl
az the latter work may be-. isr neither III The matter of
salolsts on Ensemble the " Mask Ban c!cNef'j
New-York tribune., 1879-03-25

- ,,t,les. General Hastinys who rode MN was as
sSScerously wounded In 1860 M, w. ,a bnrsc
s nls hnried on the Presidents grounds ana VIII n'e
tombstone -. f,., hos ox,c;tod
when young Aston, whose fate has eXciteu
- upcb sympathy IN the Georgia capital was sho'
down by his ho-blooded assailant young man iU,i w
tho country was waiting i'm tile ane-chamoef oI w w
Govsrnors reception To0m 10 present l.'it"r I,rn a.
Txcelieucy. Almost crazy win eNcth%Tm % 'J ioSs Of
tbc YOU Thrust hts head through lic Ils,o 80 t,c,
large window his frantic efforts to escape anu M
creted himself.
Anv woman who enters INTO correSp0n-
Aopeo with O man whom she has never s@n and knows
rotbinc about with a view TO matrimony has only heT
self 10 blame II she s egrcgousy hUnbugged Report
ts made Of Boston LADY" who IS, or was lately I'D
omncy IL looking FOR lover with whom she mas cor
responded FOR some time. and who is not in Quincy or
anywhere else A personal in an Eastern newSpa-
pcr started correspondence Every woman cnGaElnS
IN snch business may expect to be cheated in the same
or a vorse vay The " BOstOn lady" Is lucky III not
finding her man.
The canons of dramatic criticism have been
established in the Black HIS. Mis- Fannie Prces
rendition of "Clmillc " is condemned by the local
ejtor of one Of the DeadwoOd papers on TIE ground
tat II excites of the huIaar passions whereas III
The same part Clara Morris would make a mule Kick
its driver" The acSeSs is invited to adapt LerSel 70
her audience when she eshoIld swell out IKE a
mountain" says TINS gentleman g she SINKS IN Ike q
rplch That amt right tbis country. She ought TO
the audience mere IS not INC hh'si'A ciO"" 'i'
she would encounter back East, ana when she hal
worked then feelings up 20 scapiug hurrah she ought
NOT to give M to her lover. sac presented only q
Tclting mont when her logoIs back was turned THE
wont do for frontier audi Inc tendencies OF
ART are realistic IN a raw country.
Justice Is grotesquely travcSticd in the new
Colorado mining town. Lcadyilic. \ co!orcd lad was
charged with theft The proceedings were opened 10y the
Judce who turned u the prisoner with TIE remark {;
"We boss what have you TO say TO that p "YOu mean
i'll took dat money ?" Look here Young fellow What
have you 10 say agn this charge" Does dc Court
know what de charge si" You bot your life re-
spopded the classic Judge. "NOu're charged win
fastenin' your hooks onto lucrc that wasn't yours
"WeI judge I'll tell YOU how IL ali happened Dat
girl did give ne q little loose change. and in lookn
Throurh town / dropped into Re bank, ami OF course
bought q stack The cards ditH'j lust come my way
and 4 IOs," What about the glr'S rloucY! lhhi :!
Srbois boi Ac-in Inc Couit Well. ! blowtd il in!
Tcn days IN The County jail Otcrr Jet tie prisoner
60 and see his friends before his inUDdatlOn.'
New-York tribune., 1879-03-25

coming than the alleged wig OF everyday wear The
chorus invited BIN 70 shave" hs side whisker5 and
pass around his glass eye Also button his ulster
gorgeous purple velvet dressing gown trimmed with
scarlet sik lie kept stImmcrng bis part aud dolng
the Sothern hop, the occasional Duudrcary squeak
being heard above the dan of the gallery MSS AyOna
pnccd her head on the shoulder OF Lieais'ant Harry
Vernon; the shocked chorus shIicking " o., AyOnIaV
and SAID, Why will papa not trust me Harry ~ but
the chorus charged them " not to give II away
It auurcd that Of the second act
Miss Fairbanks's composition. Dundrcary's tiSt
pearauce III 10 met with request that he dance Jg.
No Tafy " greeted Ms AVonias lOngwn led speech
To Ge)r a which ended in the fragment ~ sentence
" Did yOu cycrl' the whulo aud eDcc Ginning ia with
WhI never I" IN way that made the rlIters dance
New-York tribune., 1879-03-25
THE CONFEDERATE GOVERNMENT REMOVED TO
WASHINGTON


Both branches of the Congress OF the COG-
fedcraf - lee nave now been removed from lHch!nonn
u Washington Nearly all the officers oi the toItu'-
rate States Government are mtmOcrs ot Que .OurS o
the otuc- Tine Heshlcss skeleton Of Nlcc-lrcs utL
Stephens suggesting terminated tenant oi 'HC uiu
Bourbon graveyard is the most notable ob]'ct I'D lh'
yc> chamber POsmastcr-Gcneia! lttdShl
and one on iva other members OF the iieimohu Caonc
arc leading members Of the rlg1i III tGc Nhc cA"h"c
Seventy orelgty othcr members OF the llght Were th
bcrs Oi the Congress ut Richmond Or Di-4dle
era Of tie Confederate Army. lAe congress "a 'ie
Confederate STATES has been removed 10 NdS"IuS'ou
and nca~y all the commanders e. TIE CohlcuoIHlc 81.
mics ere come t0 W9smn@tOI as members lheItoi'
jefferson Dawn. is thc only C0usp!cIOhS LtlEnl oI inc
Richmond Government who has not lI"NCd 10 6''eit
Cobfcdsrts of Mississippi talking ri sending lh
10 tue senate IA place OF Bruce, when Ms term cA,f"
Unless Providence should interfere thcTo ls not Tue
least reason L. doubt that the President OF he C0hrd
crate States viii also remove 10 Jshr$on ana resume
the robe of rnflc Office rs u Confederate Senator.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-25
Special NonCe5

Mans Mission EnFlb-A thorough Medical trcat,'.
ndcatiug Conn .mcd D.lDlucs may Do fenlgrL Ehe
experience - study. observation dii ioeSs9n1
practise, thar Wll nsltt Hcstbrel lN
mood. Strengthened vitality auj sIun c)AuAJAs 0 ite4t1
that have impaired OvcrtlNet ,tAt sleGs
OhsIces to Marriage aud ~ tao means 20 - sYe
mail Zoe. tcuSrCacy or postage s'am D. Allss
Aussum Anatomy and science. l. 40 tr0ldWaY W
Post gDner Notice. tle wees sainS
SATURDAY, March $40 vii Gloss az ths Once on
TT . a. for Europe. pY ,icamsLp wyoming,
VIA q leonsOwn. WEDN H7DAf Al . q n iof Europe.
r sfsausbp AT,aN va Uucrus:uw; on lHC isoDAI. at
q 4 NJ for CntOpe, by Adiiltt. Wa queenstown
lc csneuce Tor Germany and France riusi De specially
y Tor Europe ~ Steamship Losing.
via PIynDuth Chefoourg anG HamOut. On SAII BDAf n
a. H. for Europe BY steamship city Of lachnOnd. Via
oHr,ustuwn correspondence fp Germany a scotland must
be specially addresse, ami a for scotland direct by
steansnn Circas.ia GasgOW AZ 1850 a. Eu.
rpe b. steamship Southampton and Bromen. Tho
steamships Wyoming Atlas Adtdic aud Cty OF Richmond
DO mails for Denmark. swodep aud Noin rho
mails for Nassau y. p NewYOrE March .. Tho
rrss leave New YORK March 20. The mails for
and Marscaibo leave New-York March n.
The mails for Hayti SayanlA &C. amt Greytown leave
Eiro and Venezuela leave NewYOrk March The malls
for Apnwa Pacific Ports leave Sew York March
2i The China japan Pranclseo april
mails for Australia &C. leave San Francisco Aprii Ia
rHoS L. JAMES. POs5nl,.b.
Post Ofce. SeW-losk. March -. 1879
sure Cure tor Lung. Throat aud Maisriai Diseases
RYE AND ROCK" As PREPARED ny MI SOLD
BY LEADING DRUGGISTS AND RECOMMENDED BY
PROMINENT PHYSICIANS. ASK FOR MY RYE
| AND ROCK" AND TAKE No OTHER 81 PER LARGE
BOTTLE. n. VAN Bell. IS CHAMBERS ST. SEVEN
| DOORS WEST OF BROADWAY.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-25
REDUCING STATE EXPENSES.
SIR. GLIDpHN'8 ELL rAssED-EXrLAHAT1oNS ToH
AND AGAINST IT.
lBY TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBrNE.l

lBY TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBTNE.l
ALBANY, March 24.--The Assembly was
suddenly called upon tonight TO consider for last time
Mr. GhGdcns hill reducing the salaries of State ON
Gals below tha rank Of Governor and Lcutcnant-GoV-
ernor by the aggregate OF $50 600 Feors lad been
EXPRESSED that amendments would be offered which
would eliminate most of !ts best features, but hr G
den promptly moved the previous question wien inc
bill was announced for third reading thus excluding
all amendments. Tao bill then read third time
and passed While he vote being taken, scYori
explanatory speeches We're made Era.ius Brooks sad
that he shOjd vote the bill although he was OF the
opinion that the saar eminent state chicers
were reduced much; he hoped the scnat" would im
prove tie bill n this respect. Mr Grady SAID That the
iI would reduce the salaries OF OF the hardest
worried men in The state; Il fuli OF d.scrimi-
nations, reason 10 suppose thal some OF
tnpse INEQUALITIES we're inspired by political motives:
sharpe said that he thought many salaries were not
sufficiently reduced and on This account ne Woulu NOte
AGAINST the D. Nj Sloan said lie also ihonEH' lhdJ
further Tcduc ions could have been made hu uat iuct
were some salaries tnat &c would nave increased:
D1uf, Controller Gall-ru. for instance, who mad
rot 20 nave e1tiry reduced As most OF Inc fSdc
tl6.s were iEdcOIs. however ne would Y0t2 Tor me
i,n. TIC p ~ was passed bv vote oi - TO 10 III
full Assembly it would have received mHch larger
number Of y0foS. The members who vojed against INC
b ,,er, the foliG,,iur: Ncssrs Douglass. Flynu, Cal
bridge ANA YounsS Il viii BE- noticed tHat seven OF
thcsr ten votes given hy Democrats "ho Ior lhe
must part rpprcsvut districts CrOWc"d WIN tlC TAX
burdened poor uf Sew York ana Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-25
THE VANISHING POINT.

O. where are the Gracnbaclirrs gone
And where are the plans of their party
And why Is thc'T menace WlthGrIWn
That Yesterday soun-ed so hearty
The war-cTy cf "namplons quckcEcd
Tho pulses-dud now, are they dcddE
Or only little biz sick and
Abedl
Their voice il rs thin as o vGpor
Aud faccid their muscles ana SSUcS;
No more about" COINAGE OF paper;
No i1ore aboUt pooling their Issues
They're dl.Lri, and The Dem, Gratis know 1t;
The q" balance OF power" Is O'crthr0Wu;
On crutches the cripplcs must go II
Alone.
The crutch Of DiahonOr is one
yae other the c:utch of Disaster;
The party. unauie 20 run.
Cannot make rs laps any faster.
All factions defeat aud Cutiiyp l.;
n hobbies along by their side
AID neither Old parry viii give II
4 ftlp.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-25
BAIL FORFEITED L; TIE DE GRElFF CASE.

In the criminal suit brought by the United
States against Anthony De- Gref, Peter shurman ana
Carl j. Traccl, for conspiracy to destroy Gocumntay
evidence in civil suit for penalties for undervalua
lions On goods imported by the firm, tie principal &c
fe,dout did moi aDurar Yesterday when the case WI.
called in rho United states Circuit Court IL was stated
by his counsel that H. had sailed loi Europe &ocut
month aeo but could ne recalled II ncc'Ssary Atr
DENYING the motion to qaash the indictment, JuaGe
Benedict ordered the motion OF ASs'taut b.SItu-
Attorney Firro forfeiture OF the bail bonds ana the
csa was tponed indefinitely. Dc Gicih' bun"ehen
arc George II. Kunoth, oj 80. Az Broome->t, &nd
George MoSelcy OF No 81 ENrnaugc-placc 1hr
amount II bil gwen in the case Wa @lpu5O-oh ouc
indictment $4,000 ana ON :ho second 5000 \ sur
for the recovery Of ne bail viii be begun ~ once by Tue
ct-At
New-York tribune., 1879-03-25
ALBAN Y.
RETRENCHMENT SUCCEEDING.

ONLY SLIGHT OPPOSITION OFFERED TO Mr.. GID
DEN's BILL--MoRE TAXATION PROPOSED.
In the Assembly yesterday Mr.. Glidden's bill
was passed. only ten members dissenting.
1t effects saving of about 100000 IN
the state expenses. Senator Harris has miro
duccd hill taxing corporations IN order
TO raise money to complete the Capitol. Vague
threats were made yesterday by the Tammany
Democrats in The Assembly in regard TO the I'M
pcachmcnt of Governor Robinson, aud Spiing
election in this city.