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New-York tribune., 1879-04-03

ut have somehow been strangely cOnfOUnded with each
other. Even the Confederate reports have since me
tcrmil alton Of the been similarly miscODstrued
Those Of the 3Oth have been Gsqnoed rpieTrng 10
the 18th. thus PROVE mat fnrous batir was ging
on while Porter cumparafv ~ inactive on ne ~ n
Tne crrr and gallant struggle - his own frOOps on ne
3Oth has thus heen ussd to sustain the original error
-n'nr which uc was Coute %. -.
Gen r1l Porter was. IN fleet. condemned for not
having taken part m bs own battle such was the
error uUOu which General Porter pronounced guilty
~ ihr MOST s'HI, fui crime known among .Uiucrs We
believe t.at not one among a lee ~ iaut 'Olter- on
that bloc dy ed sas les, deserving 81 such condrnaa-
ton rhIn he.
The evidence OF bod lnmus m General Por'er's ca-e
ceases 10 br nntrris view % the evidence Of his
sodtry auu FAITHFUL conduct Bur IL IL our duty o say
tnat the iloscrrrt dud unkl1d Term, iu wuC1 General
Porter expressed Bis di-tU~L % te capacity OF s -u
perlar COMMANDER cannot he defended aud r that H.
discretion due. iu vrry -icIt measure the misin
terpretatlOn 0t both aud his conduct shd
his cuLsc 4ueUt condemnation.
Having thls gwen reasons for our conclusions. we
have the honor To report, 10 accordance win h" P@
deuts order. at Oyiuon justice require, AZ hiS
hand such acOu rs may De Ccssary 90 ~ ana -rt
aside tue findings ana sentence of tne cOurtmarna ~
the case O M,iorGeuerai ttZ John Porter ana 10 re-
sorc lm tO pos tuu- which uat enct Ccpr yea 1ln
Of such restoration To Jake eject tie date ~ hlN
dismissal from the service. Very respectfully your OOe-
Qlclt servants,
]. " SCHOFIFLD,
Maior-Genera L. 6. A.
ALFRED II. TERRY,
Brigl.IIeI-Cieucral L. :. A.
GEO. ". GETTY,
Breyet MajOr-GeueraI L. 3. 4; Colonel 81 Artillery.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-03

TO consider the Mayors letter n read md upon
the President Smith, the folio wing resolution
was adopted:
Rcs1ired That the Chief Clerk be instructed 10 cause
the Information called for ~ his Honor the Mayor 10 he
coil ited hmmcdately and ihe form required by MS
Honor.
Commissioners Smith, ErhNrdt, and Nichols were
later the dav, AT tine tria OF Captain k'n
uedy. HOTbelt and RYAN, and Pat aiul
I'm and McGrrdc. The charges aCalnrt these cnlcer.
grew out o. the discovery that PatronHH m Bach. OF
The Eighteenth Precinct agaIn4t whom charges are BOW
Y uJuy had made false affidavit ~ the tlne o. nls
appointment on the force. Captain Kennedy aud SER
gtan, RYAN then n The skin Precinct wef" d"tdlleh
TO tgatc Blchs record. They rcporreu ms chat
actrr and associates good, and tIr charged WITH
navng facts, 10 appears that Bach
had been twice arrested under another name. captain
kennedy stated that had taken Sergeant kyans Wod
fpF the record Thr -geant ob alIcd an "tg'f
of one week 10 employ counsel The cases OF H0rOCt
Mullin and IcCi-Idr charged with having knoTleuSe
OF tle perjury OF Bach, were postponed.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-03
JUNIOR ExHIBIrIoy AT HAMILTON.

CLINTON, n. Y, April 2.-The closing e1-
ercses OF the Junior Exhibition in OratOry were held
this evening The programme, consist OF unusually
tine oratons by interesting speakers interspersed with
music, as follows:
tine PeopIe's Orator" Robert jerks Knox. Elmira.
The Religious Poetry OF IrrehgOus Poets" Philip
Adam LANG. East Otto
The Greeuback: Its Use and Abuse" Edgar Nelson
Victor Hugo. the Advocate of Republieausm. -
Daniel James Many, IT., Clinton
secuonslsm In Politics." Wilson Meyer, Cana
The Truth About the Battle of Lookout Mountain" "
George Henry OttOway, Clinton.
Eoquonce and OCatory." Charles Meryin PaTkAurst,
BridgeW ater.
PhilAde phiA, Penn.
Progress Of American Literature" Gurney Salmon
Strong. OgdensburK 80, 1o-,-- ,,,,,.
Mrs sIoWe's Uncle TON, and Charles Klngsleys
Alton LDcEs'' OrsOn Lincoln White, WesternviIIr.
:" Rayard TAYLOR" Frank Almerin Willard Fanneld
"shakespeafe's Cleopatra" Walter Barnard Wincheil'
Waieryille
rhe exhibition was followed by a class supper at
Baggss Hotel, Utica
New-York tribune., 1879-04-03

ABBOTT-Thirl Month 3lst u consumption az the resi-
dprce Of 427 East j2c- william. son " Hon
Farral sery1'es A. the Friends Meeungtolse 20,u-s..
ltirailerCy PaIA) Fifth lay Thursla al 10 CLOCK
ANDREWson TUESDAY, APT, l. lN1y ABIGAIL B. wife Of
Dudley B. A idre"s IN tAe oS.l t- W. " -. .o A. on
Hissac lusetts papers piease copT.
Nat Pans April J. --9 Henry Carroll, ouv
Henry ana Ida T. Bspham Of this city aged ears
phiiaieiphia papers please COPY.
bOswORIu- -0u March 81 1879. Frances Z. P1mDrly.
Fnncr, At ar ate residence 45s West 22dsL. THURSDAY
April 3 at 10 g NJ
ieuce Il her son.n-law b. Van Wagonen. Ns - NtGa.
reict of John g. crane formerly VI Ne"drA n j. il tle
Falrrai M AXE place Marks church. Orange FRI
iaF. the ith inst. 4tll A. M.
CTRTIS-Ou Monday. March II the of her
INV : thAres Applebv No. % B-nicyaye Jersey
cts Heghts. Enza O. rrct Of the late william H. Cui ts
R.iaiir. nI trends T- In7ai attend tho IN
neal '-om ST. 1n'. Free lrch SUNNI, Jersey city
Heights O'Clock Oh Th1rsday afternoon, April 3
Tie onceoayeaae cars r 10 jersey city Ferry pass near
the chdrCu.
RLY-ou Tuesdav morning tho lst inst. John Ely in taa
paftes and trends are tnvta' ltagi fu,eral
vices at hi. Prospect-t East orange y
j. on spril At : O'Clock D. ~
and Essex Railroad on 4rrl' A. ot tram eay ns New"
HEwLETT-In Brooklyn Tuesday April Of scarle f.
T. Hewlett. aged years
Funeral private
LEwIs-AtJ4nesviue. wis. March %. ls-9 William Ber
Lewis formerly Of Derby Conn., IN the sd year OF his
age
MUIIIGAS-on wednesday. April ., Eugene. OF tie
Fanera services MARKS Cnurcn Friday. i,h inst.
sy,fs,t Palstka vip on the morning II the lst nat ar
r. only Of W !. sTms, OF IL he 2jd year OF
Norce Of funeral hereafter.
vERMrLYE-At her late rasit-nc" 1fl West 23d'' Rebec
Sofi,e ~ funeral hereafter.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-03
THE MAYOR AND TIE POLICE Bo4RD.

NO DECISION REACHED ~ THA CASE OF THR COM
MrssIONRRs-rHR LATTER AGREE TO FURNISH
THE MAYOR WITH TIE DESIRED FACTS.
The Mayors letter TO the Police Board, ask
ing for information regard 10 The workings OF the de
partment excited comment yesterday on Its prob
able bearing upon the present charges against the Com
m,ss0ners. Under Section 27 of the charter the de
partmcnts arc required furnish the Mayor such In
formation as be may demand, In such form and under
such rules as he may prescribe within such Reasonable
time az be may direct The Mayor requires informa-
ton under this provision, but for what purpose he de
cnes To state though he strongly ntmated yesterday
THAI he had no intention OF reopening the
cases OF the accused officials. He stated
TO TRIBUNE reporter that he would take
definite action regarding the charges to-day or to-no
row. wuch language he afterwasd changed saying
that he meant 10 state will decide to-day or tO-mor
row what course viii pursue" Further than thi,
nothing definite known but persons having intimate
relations with the Mayor said: The charges VIII 20
TO Albany soon"
The Board " Police held special meeting TesterdaJ
New-York tribune., 1879-04-03
NEW-YORK CONFERENCE.
LARGE GATHERING AT NEwBURG-CHAIIMAN
sHlps-INrInF Nrs LIE NETTING


sHIPS-INCIDRNTs OF THE MEETING.
NEwBURG. n. Y, April 2.-The eighty ninth
annual session of the NeN-YOrk Conference OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church convened at Trinity
Church in this city this morning. presided over by
Bishop Stephen NJ. Merrill Of Chicago. There were
l-3 delegates present
The opening services we're conducted by Bishop Mer-
rl. The Rev. Alexander Mclean reelected secre-
:. Osborn, assistant tares. The following named
were reported chalrmcn Of the standing committees
On Stewards. J. Bates; NecesstOus Cases. K. Wha-
ley; Educatou, T. LAMBERT; Statistics K. e. Abrams
SuudayschoO George Hearn; Tract Cause, c. H. Rev
DOius, Bible Cause, a. CuOns FreeGm8n's AID. II. W.
Ackerlv; Temperance, f. ;. Bishop: ChurcA EX@n-
SION, Thomas Lodge. Charles : Brown Was reelected
treasurer of the Conference
Edward II. Robv, Prank j. Belcher, Joseph D. hrrr
and Platt y. Chase were repOred having sa;Istac-
Tory passed examinations of character and quahnca-
lions 4ud were thrrcuuou elected elders.
Ir. Crawford, Presiding Elder OF th- NeW-NOrk Dis
tTct, reported hat tue religious and material interests
~ ue churches that district tie whole. pros
NeTlng. The Indebtedness church property IN the
dis ret was $500 600. The valuation OF church
property IA The district was about -. 100000,
". r. Davis, Of - Jamcs's Church. In New York, an
ed hat be had decided TO accept the pasOIate Of
the Church or the Dscpes, COngre gauondl THE Rev.
trro-ge II. Hcpwurth'sl and tO withdraw from the
Methodist De .OmnatOu He did this without any
change " creed Whatever but I'm the belief ha he would
b" more useful ii settled pastorae thln III the Metho-
DIST Iunerancv.
committee appointed 10 investirate charges
against Tie Rev. NJ. BtIc OF WaliuEIOrd tAat he was
TOO .ree il kissing aty members Of his congregation.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-03

-, .,svepth hour elderly spinster has come Tor
II y. us. Aubriot Of having defraudcd her OF her
vaH w,demoiselle LegrOs states that she purchased
fOrtun, lottery tickets and handed them over foe se
se'"S % two Of her friends, NJ and Madame Tebaulr
fep1 IN turn. iutrusted them to Auorot she declares
o oS, bore np.o1 nG nGoT' 80 o'oy' oy sn H1gn e
dle" ,re amount standing 10 tie credit OF Aubrict
p~ , hearing Of the SUIT she has brought against
P r1.~ .npicatlou has been postponed until sue can
him r,, clear ute 90 tie winning ucNct' aS she put
show sou - ,Dv kind on it and the lehtuits are hardly
Do "a to swear that any one among me uckets ih'Y
prePd Yer for custoy 20 the reCp o0t ot the r25ooO
baho ,,r, ,rr g-~ 5a9 MldsmOlscue Legros Ia posi-
Doit ,.tt .ue Las neen deprived OF her rights, while
rVs .u.; Inclined 10 regard tle claim au attempt 90
Au.b b. email ou him, and compel MN 10 snare MS
lev, ss,r.l.,c with q cautanKerou, sViuster.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-03
lu->IClL AND DRAMATIC NOrEs.

Lucca has been singing a. carmen ia Vienna.
Camilla $50 has been giving concerts out ID
Dsuv.r.
Nine R.v6-KIng wa announced to open a
ssr.c, ol ..A ,4auo rccitas III Boston to-day.
Il il reported that Sautiey will be one Of
Colonel N.p .sos's troupe IN This country mex Fl..
The director Of the san Carlo. Naples. has
brought M arrou against Adellna Patti for declining TO
perform Oh sunday.
Wagners Rienzi," with p Russian version
Of r4c r~tto is 10 be produced ii the Russian Opera
House. SEP. Petersburg.
Mime. Essipon will visit London this season
afr an absence OF two years She VIII first appear al
lie Philharmonic concert on April %.
The last of the series of grand concerts at
the Paris H?podroue was dedicated 20 the memory ~
BerIloz. I.s own Romeo anu Juliet" and " Damra-
ton o. F.r-t" symphonies were the most important
works gwen
New-York tribune., 1879-04-03
PUBLIC OPINION.

A now telecraphic company, with capt. 81
o. e., ...s.. has lleu started New YORK.. Ills may
b. rl.u ulial acAcuc OF M IdeC, 10 save expenses
II rae next caIrpaign.-I Milwaukee sentinel Rep
To bring the Government TO deadlock,
ard throw t., country. IL which every revylug
Interest desires peace confusion, IN order thlt
cheating at t"e pOls NAV DO faclN'atcd ls an 'sout
vnicl ~ party Republicans viii very gladly accept
IHar.eI'7 Weekly Qtep.I
Tie fact of the matter is that the rebel
leader. are u.t set ia Uudisputcd possession OF the
Capita of iHc Nation lhc they recognize HE
fac jae better Or tnelr party Inc Democrac' cannot
stand before the country on the revOlutiOulTy pro
gramme they have lad out and they persist they Will
forfeit pubic confidence and Ue visited ~ popular
cOudrinnafiou.-i Hartford Post lkcpJ
New-York tribune., 1879-04-03
snREwD 80 UNFGELlNG UNDERrAKERs

A premature birth occurred about month
ago in the family OF Thomas Sycks, No -5- O.lngeS-
f. 81. " Ritter, undertskers OF No. J-S Broad-'t,
agreed bury the remains q the infant for - and wait
until the following Saturday for the money Al the end
NJ the month the rather unable - cancel the IN
debtedness. few days ago, while the parents were
absent from home the body % lie deceased infant, IN
a rough box taken into their mouse and Fld IN a
fap The parents ap Piled the County Physician 10
compel the undertakes 70 renter the cll but be was
without the necessary authority. Another unaert lk@r
was EN- owed, ana on Tuesday the body vas buried.
The retaiatng uudertakers 5tate'that they had not
buried the mfaut but nad placed 1t IN sepuIcnre await
iug payment Of the money agreed upon
New-York tribune., 1879-04-03
- r-n-ELYN EILLNAEMONIC E0CIETY
DIP. DAMANvILLE'S CONCERT.

A pleasant amateur concert was given at
Clca.rl- Han last might as "a testimonial to DR.. l..
Damaiuvla and the friends Of the talented v,ouist
we're present u large force and loud ia their lenon,tra
tons of sa.l5action. Dr. DauaiuyHe play ed NI'uz-
tsn,p,'. .E.ciiye Fantasia on G0unods "Faust," ard
took marc m RATS excellent Trio, no .. opus lI2, with
Nine r .c4au llano) and Mr SalUscr 'celol, as d :
in Mozart beautiful Quartet IN L fat No 4. Mr
Lewela,rt playing the second violin and Nj Dawson
tie y1.a. Mme. Clenenrne Lasar gave pretty song,
b--.uu.' rtcu for her by Mr.. IotlO, v no tav t
the accom-, u.euti aud other pieces tleC ou yafcI
pIO-r.l4l-t.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-03
WARNING FROM A FRIEND.

A. an Independent journal, We may express
t1e opinion .lal tac Democrats have outlined policy
winch trained politicians the party hardly
e1peOt % carry tArOu-h. Tie margin by which they
hold he House Is far aud dubious
iOT sic1 Cup0uu ar work Ihev will md that Demn-
cratic kepr--cn ativcs from close districts Will not Dow
a. tAe bdd4ug OF the caucus, when the indignation o.
the peope has made Il Gear to them thai uUquee
uoulIg ,eG.fy 20 the party digging political grave
fOr them, and digging deeper every day. Their mar
HIurs will turu 10 remOu STRANGE, and their remOu-
stlauces n uuheccded vii rise 10 rebellion On mat
9lrslou Tie Democrats already have cot AemseI'cs
u faAse position
New-York tribune., 1879-04-03
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT

WASHINGTON, April 8, l a. ma storm
centre il now IN Tie ONO Valley Tie barometer Il
highest the Northwest. General light snow has
.lIen in the Lake region and ugnt IN the South
Atlantic States. Gear weather prevails west OF
the Mississippi River and IN tie Southern States. Tie
.cIaturr ud- rema ned nearly stiiiOLarT in tie
-.- and HurIWesr: elsewhere has fallen. NOrtutrlY
winds prevail Ia the Northwest and lprr Lake region,
NORTH westerly tlD Mid C states and NCT-EngiAnd
elsewhere they are variable.
Indications.
For NevEn gland, partly cloudy weather with occa-
solIl snow variable Winds. mostly lrom northwest 70
southwest, ana stationary or higher barometer and
temperature.
Eo, the Middle Atannc States increasing cloudiness
followed by light rain OF snow, uOrthvestery winds,
backing o. warmer sodtIwlsteIly and falling bIrOm,-
ter oNoWed uy rising barometer and colder northwest
winds.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-03
THCRM.AY's FADNG CHANCES

ms Democratic panic seems TO turn Gov
ethOi bishOP c4Kr % dough. And We behold JOnn O..
iLomPsuu; bearing Ihurman's Instructions. evidently
IaFoIihs the placing ~ the c0uveutCl IN the OF
Iduc VIA tr Of.euDackers, that he panic rs IN
IhDrmaia bones, aBd hat be now ready 70 cast "A
bhuor "pom Driore he thought a great convenience
- Ae'P 'iS "a inc dangerously prominent Democrats
ron lakhg ne domination for Governor. which Thur
tnaL bim~ef Was am AID 10 take trade with the Green
unless the party shall acccepf date from the Ma
uonas. But With Ewing or a National how could
victory got be counted a. ANYTHING for oOr
Thurman IN any event, his chances seem slipping
away -SF'''S
New-York tribune., 1879-04-03
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carefuV revised The Rev H. "a. Phelp n
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I7to&s Vandeyyute r--G. New Ork.
Vixen ~. 81. J.. l4GI TOD. I0c The toFeh ROOT ~
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New-York tribune., 1879-04-03
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METHODIST CONFERENCES.
BEGINNING AT NEW HAVEN.
THE COMMITTEES APPOINTED AND REPORT RIA
-THE PASTORAL TKRM

-TIE PASTORAL TFRM
NEw-HAvEN, Conn, April 2.-The thirty
first annual session OF the NewYork East NJ f. Confer
encc Bishop Haven presiding, opened Ia this city
today.
The Conference opened formally by prayer by the
Rev. NJ. l. ScrIder. Of Brooklyn D. A. GOOdsel was
made permanent secretary J. o. Peck transferred
from the Baltimore TO the NewYork East Conference.
and the regular standing committees were appointed.
The communication OF the laymcu OF Baltimore.
moving TO take away the limitation of the pastoral
tarm, presented After some discussion, II was
voted 10 rter the paper to special committee Of five.
Presiding Elder II Il, OF the Newllaycu Dstr1ct, re-
ported that there twenty-iOur charges % be sup
piled Last year - 900 paid for pastoral
Forty chur hes have debt OF Sl29 497. and twenty
seven are ont Oi debt. Debts Of Sl7.TjO were paid
la~i year The church property Is worth SS54.6OO.
There has been 10 general revival OF religion ia tn dis
unct. IHc Weseyan University has had l67 students.
and is IN good eIrCum ~IauCes.
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TIE wLEELMJ cHAMBER CONCERTs.

The chamber music concerts by the string
quartet composed OF Msssrs. Wi,Le.ml. Dimrosch.
sc.r.rz 4uI BerS.cr VIII tokc place At >lriaway Hal
Oh Friday evenings AYrI is anu -, AMI MAJ aud 9.
Nj W.ltan Mason Will play at ,hc G.-J aat Nr P.un
al the src.ud and there Will be vocalist at each con-
New-York tribune., 1879-04-03
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-, I'm a n,efIce. pv Matthew Arnold a.
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F.Icy .u. hOr N! The tl-'r h.H- At .-i-' - N'H ~
NJ n %. 3 .u.lar -u-Le. u NOL--,-
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