Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 12, 1876, Page 5

'l'ho ‘ehild's godparents gave her the name of Aaolo-Josnnle-Marle. Tho_ family settled iIn Now Yotk whon aho swas about & yoar old, which Yo riso to tho loliof, once gonoral, that sho Iy 2 nativo of this country. Princo Napoloon's cauvass fn Cornlen agninat 1. Rouhas, the rocognizod champion of Tmpo. sialiem, 1a dotng harm to tho causo, howovor it may bonofit individuala, The Emnteas and Princo Imporiak it 18 woll known, hearuily do. gire tho Princo’s dofaat, . « Tho ground for Ionry rving’s suits agalost .the London Fun was that his roprosontations woro condemned o8 domoralizing, sinco they had Wesnonizad the cut-thront” and “nsmaminated tho nsasesin.” ‘Tho matter was compromised, it will be romombored, on psymant of costs, gomo of tho fastidious peopls in Washington object to the modeat fanbion cortain Congross- men's wivos havo introduced of baving their cards Iogeribed ** 3ra, 11on, Congroseman, oto.” Put it will bo s droadful fall for thoso proul sromen whon they aro obliged to sign thomselvos # Mrs. ox-Hoo. Congressman," uprivate Dalzell,” now & momber of the Ohlo fegislature, i3 described by a Columbus corro- spondont a8 & tall, aparo map, with n hatchot~ face, full of genius, and a look that denotes a restiess, aotive mind. o woro a euit of blsck, snd & wealth of golden curls hung from bis no- blo hoad and dalliod with the velvot collar of bis soat” The Rov. Bernard Keenam, of St. Mary's Catholio Church, Lancester, Pa., {8 now the old- st olorgyman in tho Unitea States. 1o wra born {a Tyrono, Lreland, niucty-soven yoara ago, and camo to this country in November, 1820, with Dr. Conwoll, who had just boon conao- erated Bishop of Philadelphia In London, Threa yoars Iater ho went to Laucanter, and has been prtorof Bt Mary'a without lnterrupitan for nearls fifty-four yoars, winning the estoom and confldence of the entiro community, irrospective of religious apluiou. ~ M, Jannet, s Frenchman of grest ropntation for kionesty In hils own country, has written n book aboot Amerien, in which he describes somo curlous custams, tho vory existones of which s not known {o this country. For nstance, ‘he soys. the echoolmasters punieh the girls who migspell words by haviog thom submut to bo kissod by tho boys: and ho adds that.lu conae- quence of this punlshmont all the girls havae for- gotten thoir orthography, whilo tho boys have made remarkablo progrees. Probably M. Jaonet pever traveled outslda of Drooklyn during Lis wisit to Amoriea. ¢ M. Ollivior, the Franch Prime Minister under Louls Kapoloon, has msdo his sppeal for an sloction to the Assombly on ourious grounds. Tho New York Zerald thinka the telegraphic aummary of the addresa alroady printed sbowa it lo bo ‘‘porhaps tho most audacious campaign document over penned. That ho, tho man who Boclared ns Prime dinistor that Le went to war ‘with a joyous heart,’ should gay that, wero it not for a nomber of ‘Ifs,’ France wounld have boen victorious, {8 nataral enough, but, whoo ho to far falsifies Listory as to lay all the shortcom- Togs, blunders, and frauds which wore tho direct sutcoms of the Lowor Empiro at tho door of the tevolution thon unborn, ho puts o Lieavior load apon credulity than it evor was called on to sus- iain even {n Franco," TOTEL ARRIVALS. Palmer House—, C. Weat, Pitialiaid, Masn; W, I Dodge, #in Francisco; J, 'H. KKiug, ' Douver It T Brown, Sacramento ; 8. L. Hall, Mew York; Gardner Da“:;. ston ; 1, AMagrave, Now York ; John Ful- lon, Indiwnagolis ; Gua Lovl, J. W, Bradford, and J. V. ‘Bradford, Jr., Quincy ; G. 1; Butch, Dubuques i, G Thompaon, Terre Hatito,. .. Grand_futctfie—if, 'One V. rand. lerberg, Germany ; L. H, Delitager, 11 riford; C. . Hobbard and Jacob Ilouqhton, Detroit; C. P, Ball, Louisvilo; T, W. wrory, Aitw G, 8, Eldridge, Q. 8, Iockwell, Baraboo; 8. B. duck, Pitisburg; T. 3, Wright aud A, O, Mundel saum, New Orleans:’ D, W, Marsh, Watifus, N. Y. D. W. Caldwell, Columbns} W, L. O'Brien, Ciucin poti; W, Homerville, Quiney ; D, Relsinger, Pittsburg, fremont Noug.—Tho Hon, L J. Maxfeld, Blayor Taul; John McCullough, J. D. Lyng, O, D. Cole, and 3. A1, Harding, Peonsylvauia Ratiroid, Pitta: burg; J, If. Btowart, Bupcrintendent Kuukakea Rail- coad; §, Hanlorn, Winona ; W. G, Swan, St. Paul; tho Hom, Alex Kempt, Ean ‘Clafre; 3. M. McAlliner, Ban cisco s J. T, Drummond, Alton; Capt. M, T, Andorson, Rod Onk, Ia.: J. A, Kimberley, Neenah; ibo Hon, Willfam wart, John Kcott, and 0 8 Wilham Bcott, Piltaburg ; G. B, Stiaw, Eau Clalra,,.. Bherman Hetae—Tae Hon. J, T, McGownn, Clacin- nel ; Rich Pardec, \Watorloo; G, K, Merciant, Du. buque ; J, B, Mingle, Steriing } Col, J. IL. flambleion, Wisconsin'; 'R, 1. 'Cook, Winnted, ‘Conu. s O, T, Woodalde, Fond du Lao; I, H, Welster, Kainas City W. L Tuylor, New York: 0, D, Gorhem, Fort Wayno} CBss, Muiville, Now York; Jolin Staclir, Now York veosGardncr Ifouse—Jdohn Tamosou nud Misy Jame- 4w, Paorls; Taam Nyo, Loston. — POLITICAL NOTES, Bavoral papera in New York have flung tho nome of Roscoo Coukling to the broezo, and the Buffalo Commercial Advertiser advises ths im- mediato formation of Conklivg Cluba through- out tho Btate, The Republican Comptroller of ‘Now York de- servos a8 much credit for tho satiefactory ex- biblt of the condition of the tate finances as doos the Dowmocratic Governor. So saya the New York Zerald, Benator Bayard has again fakon occaslon to declare himeolf irrovocably a bard-munoy man, In & speech recently delivered before thio Phila~ dolphia Dorocratio Campsign Clubbo snid he ‘was 1n favor of speclo-payments * at oneo," Charlas Francls Adams is too good s man, and too wiso & man, and too rich a man, to bo Presi- dent of the United Ktaton. These aro tho best arguments gome of his' oppononts can flud sgaingt bim, But, after all, the chiof objection to hilrm s that ho can't be electod. ‘Tho reason why tho New York Tribune argnen that the Presidontial eloction will turn upon the vole of New York fs not far to ook, Forin proportion to tho importanca of the electoral vote of Now York are Qov. Tildon's chanoos of gotting tho Democratio nomination. Qoy. Chamborlafn, of South Carolina, says the recent judiclal clactiona in that Btate ** warn us that the hard-oarned triumphs of long conturies are again in dangor; that wo must combino again to tnrn back tho tncoming tide of corrupe tion and fncompetency which will, it uncheoked, riso over tha whoto Btato,” The Clocinnats Commerclal mournfully says ; % Thore I something in tho nature of a Thur- meau movement. Thoe symptoms aro positive, and appoat in eoveral directions, It's no use, He hiss not favored tho jols of the rag-baby finan- siers, and must eubmit hls nook to thae delicato 3dge of tho butcher’s knife.” Col. J, W. Forney must proparo to snawer in tho matter of that myaterious §26,000 aa soon au bio rotarnm iome, Evon his political friends aro grieved and snxious, The Ciucinosti Qazelte, for instauco, suggeats that Mr. Forney, on his roturn, might write an appropriate eslutatory on *Addition, Division, and Bilenve,” ‘The Now York Tibune, tho Springfleld Repub- tican, sud the Bt, Louls Globe took issuo with BIr, Blaino on his proposed amendment except- Ing Joft Davis from tha goneral amueaty; but they did notthon know on what grouuds he would justify the smondmont. ‘The revival of the Andersonville record of Mr. Davis was, no doubt, & genuine surprise to tho nowspapers. The comments on Minister Washburne's lattor are all respectfuy, and indicate that Lo would have tho unanimous support of the party if ho slould bo nominated, As tho Rochesator Denw~ eratputsit: *He would ba a candidato worthy of tho auffrages of the people in the evont of bia obtaining the Republicau nomivation. No oowspapac that wa hiave socn accopls tho lottar 48 8 positive declinstion of the houor it it should scek the man,” "Tho {rropressible vanfliot rages evon In Ause tralls, Road this: **Archblshop Goold, of Aus- tralis, not fong ago declared that every politi- cal quostion was eubordinste to the *one great ©objoct of securing tho ovorthrow of the systom of publio education.’ It bea roused a hornet's nost about bis esrs which no power of tho Church oan keep off. Both political pariics have faken stropg grounds sgaiust donowminatioual education, and soy man who roceivos tho Roman Catholio vote 13 compellod to publicly :xp.olox'u&ml: uw‘;? pl;«lge h:!nuolt nat to faver y of tho leglalasion domanded by tho Catholis Guuriny e Rzt IVHISKY. Calling Over the Docket in Court. Some Petty Cases Set for Trial To-Day-- Col, Juessen's Olients, Hr, Golsen Will Tell What Kind of Whisky He Shipped o Mr. Boyd, of New York, An Interesting Set of Private Marks and Double Book- keoping. He Charges Boyd with Unprofes- gional Conduot---Thair Money Transactions, Prico Paid for Crooked Whisky=-- Moro Meat for the Grand ° Jury, That Body Busicd on Unimportant Cases Yesterday, Distillers Who Will Be Indicted=== Comparative Cost of Maks« ing Alcohol. Some Curiaus Developments Re- specting: the Indictment of Gen, Babeock, How Dan Munn Became Ianvolved in the 6t. Louis Whisky Frauds, CHICAGO. IN COURT. TIHE JRIALS WILL DEGIN TO-DAY, Tho Court ‘mot at 10:20, when the names of Jnrors summoned wero called, and i#was found that twonty-four woro prosent, aud of these two woro oxcusod from the pancl. Aftor the hoariug of goveral motiony, Judge DBavgs camo into Coutt, sccompanied by Mr, Boatell, when Judgo Blodgott asked the District-Attorney in what ordor ho would lhave tho crimiual caaes callod up. Mr. Bnogs roplied that ho wanted tho cases cullod fn their order, and thoy would seo what thero was lu thent, Judgo Blodzett then celled tho easos, the first bolug that of THE UKITED STATES VS. RUDOLPH VOCKIL QGauger. Vocko was ropresauted in court by Mr. Ldmund Juessen, who said ho nnderstood that Commissioner Hoyne had cieminsod the case on pasmont of the fine impoaed whenover & party fa arrestod for satling liquor without a licenso. Tho Asslstant Distiict-Attorney was anchiorized to Jook mnto tho mntlor aud to dismiss 1t 1f tho licensn biad boon paid as stated, Many of the succsoding cusos callod woro nob rosoonded to by eithor parifes, soma of the no- cuscd nob eveu having beon zrrosted, snd in other caies not heving securcd .counsel. The more unportant cusay are therefore given, togethor with the doclsion arrived at regarding b trial of ench. In the caso ui Josaph C. Fioldman, it was im- posmblo to got the tustimony of an fmportant reveuue oflices, who was detaiued at home on accoun of sicisness, Iho Aseinzaot District-Attorney announced that some of the indicted bad not given bail, and Judge Biodgeet instracted Lim to find out who had aud wito find not dono 8o, and to default thoeo who hind not, Cox aud McUsrthy announcad that thoy wore reedy to appear for Poter Habtel. ; Peter A, Behumacher, fndictod for violating 1ho Roveuno kuw, witl be defended Ly Mr. Jues- #en, who armounced his readiness” to procood with tho cade probably this mumlu(i. Mr, Fry announced that ho would sppoar for Jobu L. Gocken and ploud ¢ Not guilty." IN TIE CASES OF COCURAN AND HUTOHINS, Mr. Juossen gaid bo was rendy for trial, ns tar a8 tho Iattor gentloman was concerned, at an early day. io aud Afr, Thutman would appear for Cocliran and Willameon, but thoy were not yot. ready to go to trial, Mogsrs. Bmith nud Bwett will apperr in tho threa cases ngainst Raello, Junker & Co,, and Mr, Swott will unidriak tho defeuso of Georgo Stliler, 1leiry €, Prodoricis, and Cornclius G, Frederi:-kn, a1, & 80, tho cases agalndt Qholacu G, Tuasell, John P, Furlong. and Parker 1. Mason, § When Judge Bodgett called the naraes of TOSWELL O, MEUCEBRAD, WILLIAM 0. GOLSEN, AND PRANCLS A, EASTMAN, 3Ir, Jucasen arase and sald 1 used to b the counnol for Golsen and Esstman, but siuce they Liave boen taken nto the confideuce of tho Government I have nothing to do with them, Judgo Blodgeti—You mean o say, then, that you il bave nottiing (0 do with suy @ao who has confis denco in the Govornment 7 Mr, Juenstn—I mean to aay that T am not tho coun- sel of any uno who haw pleadad guilty, “Chat endwd tho dialogue, and the J udge passed on to tho uext nawe, which happened to be that of GEOHUE L. CROBBY, tho distipgished sojournor ju & Sorelgn clime, A8 tho name wus called, tho ominous silouce succecding that action was brokien by tho volce of 3ir, Doutell, who repilod jn thess signiticant words, * Not found,” Tu {ho canss syafust Liurton M. Ford, Waltar Oilvor, and James Counor, it wah aynounced that Siduoy Hmith, Esp,, would appesr iu their behalf, Whon the case of 194AC RUTIGHAUBER was called, Mr, Juossen aross and fald : 1 abiali move for s bl 6f particulnrs {11 this cass aa of cousplracy, and 1 aball bu_ ready to With refer~ u Usvo fora tho Qrund Jury, and Mr, Ttutishausor ahould Luvo the samo privilcge, and I aak that bo abiall bo placed un the sathe footing with otlier Gaugers and Btorckoopers who havo ben chiarged with thio asmo malfcisance, \We are quito ready o staud ou tho ground of conspiracy, Mr, Houtell-What 18" your objoction to pleading gullly fustesd of entering a nolla contenders Ar, Juessen—1 hiava 1o objection ta pleading guilty, excopt as (st would Lave soina effect upol auveral suits upon bonda, Judgs Blodgolt said hie would tako tha matter under consideration, Mr, Juesson—I wish to enter my motion for a bill of partioutars; ou the grouud of conapiracy, Tle couuts rotuo general, Gaugors are charged with offenses, but no particular quantity of Uquor is mentionel, no surial nuribors on Uie stauips are given, Mr, Boutell sald it was a diffioult nstter to make tho charges pariicular, s the genteman desived. ilo could prove that liquora wore stulen by the partics ju-~ dicted, but he couldn’t give the scrial numbers of stamps or bartels, 1t was Bnally syreod that Mr, Juensen sbould mako Lita affidavite, when the Court would take thu matter under consdderation, T tho cuto of Biryan M, Callender, it wausnnounced {lat Mr, Dow would be his priucipal attorney, In tho cavy of Nichard 1t, Watson, 3r, Jucusen sald e would nter s uullu contendore to all nuch cauca, that 18, with refevenco to (hu discropancy betwean the atluba aud the stampa, sud that e would ask for » bill of particulara {n regard to the chargo of comapiracy, 1u the otter fudictment aguinst Rudolph Vooke, that of usng India-rubber packayos sud charging hinl with conspiracy, Mr, Juceuen snturod the sawu motion, Mr. Juesacn sald Lio was but recently rotaiued in the otas of Lruat Mattorn, uud that be ad not read the ingfclment fn 1ho cas Tho attorncy la the case uf Joweph lludol&ah 2. nouuced his readiness to go to trial at an early day, ’Mr. Juessen said Lo was roady for trial in the case o TUZODOUE ACURICKEL whenever the cate camie up ia ila order, Juiga Blodyetd said thero could be no regular order 15 thews cmivsl cawes, They wero placed srbiirasily in tho docket, without Tefereice to the ordor fu which thoy sbould Yo trisd. Tho cases would bo triod ac- cordlug Lo the conveufence of the Government, after ghviug due nollcy, of cuarss, 10 the defonse, Mr. Juersch ropiiod that he would lave Xr, Sclinckul iu courl as early ua porsiblo, It was aunvoncod that ihe case of Isans Jeascs had rwnlfuvmilnl by the Qovernment, ‘fuo call baving been comploted, Judge Blodgott said hoboped the Awlstant Dlutrict-Auorney would bo seady for telal i wowa of these cases right away. I hy cron pgulLat those iudictod for counterfelting, who were Imprisnned ia the County Jail, the Judge thn cotes rradg liis morning, N court-room, . THE CHICAGA, TRIBUNE: WEDNESDAY,“JANUARY ' (2, 187G, asld ho wanted thom braught in for trialin the sfter- noon by 2 a'clock, Mz, Hurka repliod Lhat he wonld try to have somo of Boveral casoa wern roady for teial, but important witncavea were detaind st thielr homen nn xeconnt of alckneen, Mr. Jucanon anid he vionld bo ready in TIR ACHUMACIER CARE this morning, and Mr, Hurke eald tho Gorernment wouli bo roady to maet him, ‘e Conrt then ozeused the jurors natll 10 o'elock tbia morning, requeating them fo bo prompt In attend- snce, and to'take their time from the clack in tha TILY. JURY was then Impanoled na foliows ¢ Atorauder McCionkey, Plainficld, Will County 3 John MeOurry, Bquaw Geova, DeKalb Cannty 3 Willism M. Patton, Bomonavk, DeKalb County ; iiliiscd I, lerry, Dizon, Lee County ; John Treemat, natchwine, Fiite nstn County, axcuned ; Matthow B, D'otter, Weathor- flold, Monry County 3 Willlsn P, Emmort, Frooport, Stophouson County: L, I, Beck, Magnolia, Putnam County § - Eliaha fluck, Grant Yark, kakos County: obert G, Exat, Wheatland, Will _Coune | Willam ~ Tishop, Nashus, Oglo County; ooloro F. Ifurd, Oalva, Ilenry Gounty} T, A. Drooking, (Wheaton, DuPago County; Lidwig Dakor, Dizon, 1eo County; A. 8. Bsrnord, Afden, “Mt, Morris, Lamoille, Durest County | Joul Hopklun, Granville, Pitnan County; N, G, Hene thorn, s Maeshall' Gounty; Willsm' I, Btuwart, Woorlatock, Mellenry Countys Jacob Wood, Dunkiam, Metlenry County; Diright Haven, Jollel, Will County } Siiton B, Eileworth, Naporvlile, Dutage County § Danlol Dsy, Durand, Winnobsgo County, i TO-DAY'S CASES. THE MEN AND TIE LAY, Itia clear from the proceoaings in tha Unitod Btates Dustrict Court harsinbofore noted that tho cases to como up to-dsy are of minor im- portance, and that the jury will have but smail roason to knit their brows or pureo thoir lips over the crooked in groat quantities, The pivces de resistance uro roservod for that problematical future time when tho sitornoys on hoth sidoa aro ready, aud whan thore ls wuo produchion of affi- davits that A. B,, an lmportant witnoss for the dofenao, is at the Hut Springa for his beaith, It boing concluded, thon, that the big guna are not to bo required to shoot st once, the query came up straightway who was to be asked to ro- port to-day. ~Afuch In:}ulry amopg the Govern. mont connsel producod the conclusion that threo parta of them didn't kuow, and two other frac- ttons woudo't tell, what they had concludod ns for the presont, It wes, howover, made out, ag tho reault of & combination of varlous Horapa of {nformation, that tho mattora to bo taken up to- day will bo those which yesterday's call of the docket Tovealed aa ready for trial, Oue of these fan small canu jn which {he tax on leaf tobacco figures, and an- other {a the Wudictmant sgainst . A, BCITUMACIER, & saloon-keepor and Jguor-dealor on North Clark atroct, The fatter's case s not an allogetlier easy one ta prosccute, and & conviction in It iy ruther doubtful, i nnt entinly hopeleas, Tho facts aro that Schu- macher Xesps a saloon on the atreet nained, and has 1o the basement of tho same bullding a few Larrels of Tiquor,~encugh to make him & wholesale Houor-denler in the oye of the Revenue law, This statuto demandn that tho person who carries on tho buslucss re- ferred to shall keep a {uumbered Form 63), in which he shall put down ibo purchascs and sales of his establishment for the fune he carrles it on, It seemn that Hchumacher had his book in full and flourishlag order, but that he or Liis clerk burned it up and neglected to presezve it for w0 yearn, a8 the Jaw demanded, In explanation of the loss of the heok, 8~hnmacher saya that Lisciork burned it up unbeguawn to bim, and that ho waa not only ignorant of its lose, but ju- tonrcly angry thereat when lo hoard of it. Tha clerk furtber expluing that Lo bad . gencral commission from Behumacher to burn all pooks und papera of no consoguence, and {hat Lo conssquently burmed thls Look aa ong of these which L deemed valuclel It is uot lkely that Bchumacher will be convicted on thin tostimony; If ko tr, the daw prescribes thit he whall pay & penalty of $100, and, in_ wddition, b3 fned from 1,000 to $5,000, and’ suffer fmpticonment from thren montlis to threo years, in tha diseration of the Qourt, TIE OTHFER CARS which are likely to come up to-day are thoeo of seversl Gatgery who were indictod fo October last, Those gen- tiomen were aceused of having falioly gauged certain liquora with Intent fo defraud the Government, and alsowith conspiring to defraud the Government, Mort of them ara royrerented fu conrt by Edmund Jucssen, focmerly Collector of Tuternal Rovenus, aud it will bs aeen by sefereuce to e proceedingt baforo Tudge Blodgett yesterday that tho counsul professed hls willingness to enter a ples of nollocoutenders for thoso who wore s lfonts, ~This will probably be dono to- day In tho s o3 roprescnted by Mr, Jueesen, and swill be m substantfal plea of guiity to tho arctsntion of false genging and faiss returns. I this pies 18 enter- cd thu counsal for the Goverument will enter a uollo provequl n the matier of the conspiracy aliegal agalnst the Gaugers in_question, aud wiil ‘leava the Court toaccept, 3t ha chooies, tho other sulstantlal plea of guilty, “Thts courso wus_detormined on at o consultation of counsel for ths Government yesterday afternoon, At that tmo It was stated that tho Goverii- ment bad mada tho conspiracy counts {n tho fndict— ment to cover ayeryihing, snd that {t was not anxlous to press them 1€ 1o othior matters alleged wers ac- knowledged, It in therefors quita likely that the Gavgers under chiarge of Col, Jueasen will come np this marning afier 10 (W0 ntiur cases reforred to hiavo been diagos3d of . Tho penaltfes which will fall to the lot of tha Gstgters are set forth in Hee, 3,203 of (he Revined Btatota, and aro, substantially, a penully of $1,000 and 4 fita of from $500 40 43,000, 8dded t0 an dmyrison- ment of from threo months to three years, the wame Delng a rather * rourh deal * on the persons who did but work for the man who bafd most, Tlie ylsa of nolo contendore fs judzed best by the counnal for thie reason thiat itw belng filed will ot per- mit_tho Govoroment to aesuma that the Gaugers' Lonia nro naceasarily forfoited, In oftier worde, & Tea of guilty could be branght futo court on s mnit or tho forfeiture, and tho otlier piea could not by naod in n civil sult, > e, GOLSEN RESPONDS, AND MARES THINGS LIVELY FCR MR. BOYD, .An was stated jo yesterday's TRInuse. o re- porter called at the rostdonce of Mr, W. 8, Gol- son Monday evening for the purpose of inquir- ing iuto the truth of the statomont publiehed in an interview with F. A, Boyd inthe New York Herald, but was unablo to find the gentioman. A repelition of tho visit Jast nighit was attendod with botter rosults, After gome proliminary work, the roporter got down to businoss in tho following atyle : 3 . R.—Did you ever BIlIP ANY UOODS TO BOYD & 0,7 QG.—Yos, sir, I did. R~When? G.—1I shippod gooda to him rogularly during tho last yoarand a half, ¥ R.—Any particular Lind of lote—fifty.barrel lats, or anytinng you bapponed to have on hand ? Q.,—Diffarent lots—most of them fifty-barrol lota, e R,~What kind of ep(rits mostly ? * G.—Mostly alcobiol and very little whisky, Oc- oasionally I sent him somo whisky, I.—1f it 18 & fair queation, wore those goods ATHAIGHT OI NOT ? G.—Well, T wili oxplain that whon Mr. Boyd ‘examines his books. . R.—As youarers running a rectifying house, you sent the goods from your placs, and if thero wan anything orooked about thom thoy wont out undor the India rubber stamp process, did thoy ? G.—1 will leave tlat for the petit jury to do- tormine, R.—What dooa Boyd mean by saying that you OWED 11 52,500 whon you quit business? What ja tho truth about that story ? G.—It was true In ouo way, but falso I another, Accordlug to our account, Nr, Boyd owes s wbout 13,000, I, —~What acconnt doyou refer to? G—I will oxplaiu Liat also when Afr, Bovd comes with hia books, 0u sent him & dratt, check, or anythlag since hio hiss made this statoment? Q.. Doyd said, about four months after the sefzuro, thiat wo owod bim $4,000, aud wo vroto to bim (liat we would HXe to know ‘what it wau for, Mo re- plied that we had shipped him goods which iio, under 0 ciroumutances, could not uell; that ho bad to cou- coal then and then sell thoim st 8 sscrifice, aud_ Gt was tha reason, acoording to his atatsment, for (ho Lalatica of $4,000 which Lie clafmed we owod lilu, R.—In other words, {ho goods wers not such (hat he coul put them upon o market st the wsrkot yrice? G, —Eanctly, Ri—ifavo you met oyd lately G.—Yon; T met bim iere s few wookaago, .—What conversation took place bolwson you st that time? G,—1 8aid {0 Bim—“ 1r, Doyd, how do you MANAOE THESE THINGS 80 NICELY ?" * Well,” aid 1o, * never mind,* H,—Al that time did you have sny conversstion with blm or sy othes meniber of the i, about crooked goods—Tudia rubber goods ¢ G.—I dob't Want (o say_suything about that now but i dua time X witl refrosh (ha nitnds of F, G, Boyd Eid you ship s nge. Broportion of 008 . —Did you ship a lage proportion of your goods tohicyh i you shipa largo proga your g QA vory largo siaro went lo pime R.—And the f the gools amounted about WHAT BUM A MONTU ? fl.—¥ly Lo sbout m&?m » nmnlh.‘ bo .—~You were speakiugs mooicut sgo about your owitg Bogd monty, Do You romeatoer Abous e owlug you sy mouey? - G.—1le generally owed me $0,000 at tima, Ju-—You must Lava Lad s good deal of confidenca fa him, theo, hadu't G.—1 had, A ks will show that I bave drawn on him at ten, Afteas, thirty days’ tims, 304 sent bim l.lr .;“:u“t::;“ :’I;)wl‘;ofll: mll‘ ljl‘;.\u has owed moe at wuck aa $20,000, sud I didu’t make as much fuss about that as o bas mad 2 T dou't owo i, 2 SIS ILE YA whic i IHL—DhI you have any transactions with him {nvolv- x TIK PATMENT OF MONEY BINCE THIS CONVERSATION you bad with him 7 QUETRESATION =, tu. T WWiiak sums wero theso? (G.—When Lo sent that account of nalas, msking out Lile, Dubage _County; Oyrus Oxlo County 3 R, I, of Mr, Boyd's, buninow i New York, and La yrelandy to be their ing. roprescnted and recommended vory fafr, that they owed Mr, Hoyd ;h‘lu we lisd o bo nl order to satiafy mysoit snd io fix matlers ip in some kind of ahapo, T sont my hookkeeper on to New York 10 collect tho moncy, and told him f ba found that Dogaia acciints waro cartoct 0 pay the smoncy. sWhat i your bonkeeper report 7 (h.—He rapurtod to me Ly litter—and 1 havn the let- tor mow—that, nnder the rircumstances, we would hate 1o pay what Toyd domailed, -~ What wora thoso circumetatices 7 (h.~Well, I didn't eare, sud Boyd didn't caro, to sliow up onr books fust t that Hie, t—Did your hookkeepar pay him anyehing then ? G.=Well, I will tell you A NICE LITTLE TRANRACTION o Iias $ntimata friond n the lguor Vorotn fricnd, The natmo of the firm iy Rico & Harde ‘They fafled [aat yesr, oud owsd the firm of Golsen & Eastman $:4,000, which we finslly compro~ mised by taking 40 cents on the dollar, Thay wero 10 us by Mr, Lioyd an Hut afierwsrda ‘we found out money, snd he got his psy, matinOed with 40 conts on the ven't ot all of that elther fair, honeat men. 3 and we When my hookkeeper wan in New York, 8fr, loyd pre- teided @ bon great friend of the At which now yrotectn Boyd in running mo down, aud Bogi rald to iy hooklecper s Now, Mr, Licb, 1 tel] you that your folka owo 100 $2,200 " (fnslead of $1,000, ns he first etatod), * Now,” continued Mr, Boyd, * Rico & Hard. ing ows you monoy, and theyare buging goods all the time. 1f yon will pay mo what you owa mo, I will #how you whers you can stlach fiftesn bar- rels of aleohol” My bookkeeper wrote fto o for fustruciions, * and adsined him 1 by telegraph, Aiying *“Dod 1% Jle did attach th Rands, and Bir., Foyd, who stlil pretended to bo aich & fiem friend of Tice & farding, golbled §1,:00, and I Linvo the recoipt in my safe Lo show it Ho=Dld you liave any coricapondeinco with tho Oz of Jiosd & Co, relalive to sour transactious bero? .—Yea; aud Mr, Boyd will be very sorry for that fact, oo, =D 5ou know whethor Wogd had transsctions [} ANY OTIIER RECTIFYING ROUSE 1N CHIGAGO? G,—He did, 1L—What hotno 7 Tarker R, Mason's, R.=Di Lie bave any transactions with Ford 7 G,—I dou'l know tiat, I,—Tho report was at Grat thal you went before tho CGraud Jury sud TESTIFIED IN NMEJALD TO BOYD. 18 that truc? G.—No, uir, His name was not mentloned there at all, R.—It cannot be true that you have any spite againnt Hoyd, can it7 G,—I have no spite whatover. Iam very friendiy with Mr. Bogd aud tho Arar, aad bava been, sad if T Diadn't been friendly I wonldu’t have scut $hem goods 10 tha amount of 20,050, It.~Especlally when you koew that if he bad a mind 1o lio necdn't pay yort. 0.—That's what's thematter, T hind perfoct conf- denco in them, or I wouldn't hiave sent them goods, L,—Did you get FULL PRICES for your goods that Boyd sobi for yon? @,—1 i sorry (0 say that I did not,—not much, J=About what price did you get 7 G.—Well, T gos about $6 less o every barre) than ft cont n licte, Re—Do you know how Toyd_afepored of the gooda 2 Gi—1 bavs B0 Toaon £ AuppCE that Lis htlmato friends, Ttico & Tarding, 100K & @ood deal of the spitita off his hand4, I fact, | am proity nurs about thaty R.—Don't, you beflevo that. they had ALt 83 big a Tiinig to dispone of gooda fu New York aa they had s Chiéago fo waKa (hom7 G.—1 guesa Chioigo was oniy a little bady ia come P e yon sl Boyit & Co, did. iL—\Wuen yon ship) to Boyl & Co. you mark AT ey then y * F. )y G ir, 1 did nat, marks did you put nron them? Q.—0n somo of them I put a : onnthers, * B." Tt.—\What I8 the moaning of thies marka ? G.—Weil, I will explain that when 3r. Boyd comes, bc:"luu-u that is soma private arrangoment batween him snd me, l'{.--'inr?l of {he gdods were siraight and some wero not. Eb G, —Well, Il explaln thst too when Mr, Boyd comen, T.—Yotr see, by Bosd's fnterview, thst bo Las de- sired o Government ofiiccr 10 como there and examino Lis booka, Whut do you thinkof that? G, ~Well, Iunderstand they have got books thero that will satiafy everybody, 1.—Do you ‘bolleve that if Old Brooks was to go there and see 4 THEIR PRIVATE COOKB ‘e would sctze thet, or unt 7 G,—1I he cauld get bold of tha right ones, ke would seize them, snre. Dut they hive s many that it ‘would Lo bard for hiim to tell which aro the right and ‘which sre thie wrong onos. 1.~In reading over the luterview with Boyd do yon notico tuat he xays that It It fuaposstle for u firu to &ecp two soth of Looks 7 G.—No. Ireally don't read ruch stuff, because T don’t belfeve it ; and Mr, Bogd don's belleve it bim- aclf, Ho knaws botter thias thut, 1¢,—Don't you believe tiet Boyd Limself kept two sote'of books 7 G.—All thi18 about kecring two nets of books relsted to him, not to mo, T.~—In other words, he know that o msn could keep two scts of books hecausa hie hiad tried it T b G.—Y05, lia kriows kaw St fu Wimacl, Al the books 1 ept wera nelzed by (ho Govornmont, and they wers Xept donble-eutry, 1.—IL:ve You liad sny letters from Boyd, relating to e Tecalpt o the gocda uiider thisa letters, % O ana Q. Wel', ## Mr, Boyd knew fnat I had thotm ke wouldn't pitt any Ruch senuntionat 6(u T 18 that in the Ierald, Dut Twill anewer thesa things whey 1 am calied before the Grand Jury, ond T will havato koep thom $o myself Ull then, JL.—You refuso to show ma tho letters ¥ 0.1 do that, Ri—~When you are sammoned hefore the Grand Jury you iniend ta give the whola bistory of these transactionn, do you 7 3,~When L aim callod before the Grand Jury Latiall tell only tho trutt and notbing else, even if 1 am ad- vertizod as a linrand a scoundrel all over tio ronutry, 1 shall not ask anybody to helieve me, 1 will Layo the documents to show, M. Boyd will bo vers sorry that ho gavo o suck freo advertisement, 8 far, I have not opened niy mouth against Mr, Boyd, sod I dido't {ntend to say anything, but, i what T have related, 1 have told nothing but the trath, B~—Mr. Boyd says that TOU STATED BEFORE THE GRAND JURY that ho agreod o tako crooked from you at20 centas fllfi“ less than the market prico. Ia thers any truth at? —1 bavo nover been ssked beforo the Grand Jury £0 g0 11:t0 Lis caso, and bis name Las Dot been men- tloued there at all, R—Iu bl interslew between Boyd avd the tho reporter hie says that you wrote bim In the spring of 1874, chiarging him with having reported you to the Treasury Deparcmont 7 .. d that, sud I boljeve now that he did report me.” In fact, it io my opinion that Mr, Boyd fa CARNYING WATER ON DOTHL S8HOULDERS § 1n otlior words, thiat he 14 o Govornnuent intormer, and isdoing buelneas for and with the othor side, !'l.—llo{il 2ays Jio belleves thero was conslderable l- licit whisky in’ New York which came from the West, and youare fuclined to belieso that i #o 7 G, guesn bio knowa thio tmost nbout that, R.—Do_you beliove that Ioyd took most of tho croaked that went from the “'u‘l 7 . ¥ROL BT, LOUIY 08 well as from Chicago? G,—0b, ye», thoso cittos havo conalgned him s great deal, sud ho ia about right ju whist o says, becauso ho knows how it {8 himaclf, —~Yuu notice that Loy trics to impeach your tes. timony lu this mattor, What do you thiuk of that ? .—1 think (hat Mr, Doyd isin with averybody whore ho can make mons T and there 18 no respoctabls man in this city or sny ofher city wlio can go on thu atand and jmpeach me, or who would try to, It —Will you take any steps to PUNIN NI BOYD if yon get him within your power 7 3,—1 will do it, sr, " I will bave bim arrested In an action at law for Alander, R.—~Docy Boyd como kero oflen? =Yes, about every {wo tontis, R.—To make ki srrangements with the dlstillers ¥ Q.—That's it, G R.—~The distillara do not ship to him direct then, becauss Lo ls not o revctifier, do thoy T .—No, the rectifiers ouly couslgn fo him when {hiey hiave s surplua stock, 1i.—~Tow long havo you becen & rosfdent of Chicago? G.—Twenty-thtee years, i 1t,—What busivesi nave yout boen in most of that ime? Q,~—2ost of thoiima I Lave been in the Govern- rvice and the whisky busiu Twas & clerk 2 1 prov 08 Duttor than Boyd's. The docutments whl o, 1. —Have you over hnd occasion to fall, or auything of that kind bera? G,—Noy aity uot yot, This was tlie vital part of the fnterview with & man who probably has dveper kuowledge of whisky trans- Sctions in Chicago during the. pest few yeare thin any other man 1 of oul of the buxiness, snd who caild » tals unfold o tho present Graud Jury which wauld open the eyea of solo Who are uncomfortsbly sliting on the ragged edge. The Tamainderof th conversation was mora soclal chat, aud at its conclu. slan tho zeportor withdte! ————— THE GRAND JURY, CONBIDERING MINON CASES, It muat bo extremoly harsuslng to the minds of tho rocresnt distillers, who have boon oxpoct- ing to bave indictments brought againet thom by this Grand Jury, to plek up thelr morning uoswspaper day after day and to find, aftor care- fully ecanning the columus of whisky nows, that in their own casoa {udictments bavenot yet boen returnod, Thoy are thus kopt iu n stato of un- cortainty as to resuits that 18 far from pleasant. Doubtless, a knowledge of what the exact dis. oeal of thoir cavos was to ba would be prefora- Elo, even if thoy know that crinunal proseocution was to bo commenced ogaivst thom. As It is now, thore are soversl offouders who cherish o falut bhopy thst they will escape tho ordoal, and it is quito cortain that their disap- latment will be double eventuully, when they oarn to the contrary. Tho QGrand Jury bavo uow beon in sesslon mors than & waok, aod have not as yot rolurued & gingle indictment sgainat digtillors or Qoverument officialy suspectod of complicity with the Whisky Rivg, The princi- pal witnessoson thogmol tho ** eyuealers ' woro cxamined lust weak, Qaleen, Jutskor, Millar, and oth- ers, gavo ju thelr valuable tostimony, but nothing b beon beard from e jury aa to wiidiher thalr ro tions were of suMcient importance to indict the suse at iy rocord fa just as good as if 2 that I owed bim such and such smousnta of money, in Jf octed paties, 14 18 probabilsy howeves, Liat tio Jury 476 only holding the facts in consideration, of aze wait- 1ng for the appesrance of some other Important wit- Hiennes whose prenance han not yet been Aecnred, Yeatorday morring,at tho usual honr of opanis fuil” attondance of Jurora, who dis: t0ox pessesalon of thielr new quarters, which AT by n maan a2 commodious 14 tha rooma previously occn- 1ded Ly them, Tha naw room fa located dirsctly aver ihe United Btabsa Diatrict Conrt, and 1n quite bire of farniture, Thero §v no matting on the flour, und, in fact, there s nothing in the apirtwent Lus o tabio and soma chalrw, Tho ventilation, however, {a_ bettor, snd there f8 maro Jight,—twn advantag-s that go fur to make up for the 1ons of accommodations, After scttling themaclves down 1o businews, the jury proceded tu inveatigate the casoof Jogoph ' Hanglin, churgod with seliing liquors without a lcenan, [Lings Jin 18 & man of nots in (he lower circlen of xo-faty, And hias s tolerably good acqualntauca with tho thieving and loafing profession, 1la ia proprietor of & dlve near tho corner of Clark and Monran atrozts, occupyiag the basement under Lipwan's pawnehop, whers bo runs & Jow concert miloot. He wan arreited momo time ago for retalitng villslnoun whisky without haviug procur- ol the necenvary warrant from the Gavornment, an war axamin befors Comofusioner Hoyue, whn held him under Londs to apjear befora the tratd Jury, ‘The witnecs againat ILiglin “wevo Parnony Cook, Gon, Welater's Siecrelary, aud Deputies Springs er xnd Plimpton, Tn the afternoon the jury considered first tho cass of Offver Edwards, whoeo main buaineas fs fhat ofa teal-catata desler and_monoy-loan braker, Lix offica Deing nitusted at No, 782 Weat Oblo street, Notwithe sianding this combination of occapations, Elwards Dan still Tound time to buy and eell other comnoditics, aniong which may be mentloned lesf tolacca, A he neglected to comply with the Iaw, which roquires ove ory man angigod ln that busiuces to psy a lceuso, Lo wan hauled up with celerity by the rovenus villcials, l!l; mku oceuplod tho attetition of tho jury uutil 3 e'clock, “This third and last subject offered for their considers- 1Son was » iitle Irroanisrity ou th part of 3 sxluon. Joeper named J, C, Cullen, whose placo In lovated at No, 183 North Haisted streel. Ono of the Diviniu Doputles dincovered & hiort time aga that Mr. Cullen hiad su bin salnon sesoral harrels of whinky ipon whicl there were no stamyn, Of course, such cunduct on tho part of tha saloan. 1154 to be borne, and he was arrafgned Lefore C ouer Hoyue, who turned Lt caro aver 10 the Grand Jury. It fn probable that eanes of g come up for conafderation tif+ antufag, e MISCELLANEOUS. A COMMUNICATIFE JTROR, A reporter yesterday met s member of tho Grand Jury who had heard all the tentimony, and sakod him whother e had any objection to gis- ing tho namen of the firms agaiust which Mr, Golsen bad testified wheu be wayon the staud betore the Twenty-thrae, ‘fhio gentleman considered a moment and then said, ** I don't snpposeit makes much ditferance; thoy nill probably all bo indicted nuy way,—if they havou't already.” Tho Inquizer said thet Lo conldn't san bow 3 would afTect anybody, and procacded to pat tho quostion in ancther form: ** \Yho did Mr. Golsen ho.bind recetved spirits from ** I presume L {s all rigbt.” said the pantlo- man asked, **and 80 I'd just au lof give vou the names,” and lugging a bit of paper out of hin pocket Lie read off, ** William Coopar aud Buf- fulo Miller at the Blackbawk, the South Bianch, Rassel & Furlong, R. C. Morsotonu (an and the Lickinson, Abel & Co. concern,—theae, said be, *‘areafll that Golwen teatificd agaiust Inst time Lio wns befora s, **I1d ho say," said tho reportor, ** thnat he had got crooked tiom all these men " *'Wall, yos,"” roplied the gentleman from ouat of the city, *“I understond him that he had ‘bought liquor that he uwdsrstood had not paid the tax from wll theso man, ; And then, at tha approach of a third peraon, the G. J. shut up ns closo as tha tvpical orsies und walked solemnly away, 38 if afral he hid done nomething wrong, swhile L6 reporter ex iited that h2 bad ascertyined what he [0ag bad sougut,—=wisd wers implicated by Golsen's tostimony. M. DOUTELL, of the Government counsel in tie whisky cuer, ex. lajus bt conuection with e cusea of Mison 'ana 11 very shortly, cloarly, and sharply, as foliows : , 1 took retainess for Mr. Ruseeil aud 3ir, Evstman, 2, 1 wan aftarwards avked to act (or tlie Government 10 othor cases than theirs, and agresd to do au with tie cousent of thelr attorneyy. 3, 1 finaily conciuded that T conld not do fnrtica to both elies, and, withs the conaent of counsel for San u snd Russell, T withirew from thelr cas.s, at the sume Umo writing to Mr. Swett that Iwas riady ta relur such port of my foo 4a Bo wauld sugyzat that T bad wt earped. Tufs 5:cmn a falr statement of fact, anl cleara Mr, Boutell on hia owa showiog from sny charge of Gise honorable conduct, MUCH MYSTERIOUS CONAULTATION was yesterday carriod on between the Gosernment ofLeore and several gentlemen berotoforo indisted aud thietr councol. The suhject matter way tho order in which the trials would come up, and {he srrunyo- ments which could be taade in conkideration of & plea of gullty being entercd as to some of the cuunts, No couclusiosn was arrivod at. THE UNWARRANTED ATTACK O JUDGE RLODGLTT by & mornlag raper sestordiy wan explsiaid very cloarly Ly o gentloman who saw the transiction uut of which it grew, It eesns, as ha related tle case. tint Parker I Mason snd G. G, Rusaeh securul 3 thirsty reporter and took lim nta il tearest salron, whero Letwern drinks thoy explaimed what by wauted done, end, when tho projer pitch of sobriety ras oblaigod, they secured s promiss that the wiltes Ia question 'would, in covsiderntion of rortaln ma- ters then produced, *Give Blodgett hell” A whort Listory, but a clear one, HOW 13 THIS? To the Editar of The Chlcazo Tribune s moment will Cincano, Jou, 11,—Among other benefits that wiil to derived from tho prossaution of * crooked shisky " will bo & pretty genoral knowledge of the manner of ita manufactuce, ita cost, tud the points whero it enn be made tho chiespest, {tema which bave not generally been understood. I give below a statement of tho cost of manufacture to-day o Naw York, Cincionatl, and Chicsgo, taking the pricc of graim in esch clty sud alo the price of highwinea from your market report of this morning. 1 havoadded 2 cents por bushel to the prica of grain n each instanoe 26 the cost of bauliog from the warhowso o the afstillors, Cinclonatt clsims to purchses cosl and barrels s littlo cheaper than Chicago, and T have made nn allowance of 2 centh per buskel on tho operating expenses, but I bave charged Chicago 56 cents per bushel of 56 pounds for rye, while distillers aro using rujocted wheat at 65 centa for 60 pounds, Cincluuatl makes a boiter slow- ing than usual, as the prices of Lighwiuen aro the samno In both cities, while usually the price in Chicago 1is from 1 to 2 cents higher, Icall the utiention of the ublio and the Govornmont to thia statement, which ju & correct one, without s word of comment, &4 it tells ita uwn stary o~ NEW Yomit, o, 809 bushela corn at 63 cent, 147 bushols rye ot 02 conte, . 2,968 pounds of malt at %] cent A1 other expenses 25 conis per buishal. o $400,00 Vs W1k 0.0 — 8512 Cr, 3,876 gsllona of highwinoa at 213 cents BE QAOMssoaasendinevonrsaesssasss 839,12 CINCINNATE, Dr. B0O bushels eorn at 47 cont 147 bualiels rya at &0 cent 4,453 pounds of mualt s B4 Gthier exporses 23 centu per bud 210,00 . —_— 1204 cr, 4,573 gallons highwines at 14 centn per gallon,, 4 o $115.3¢ Loss, .., Dr, 800 bushiely oorn at 43 conty 147 bushels ryo at 04 cents, 264 pounds of malt at 1ty Othiar expensca 33 conts per Lushe, i or. ; 3,475 galions of bighwinea at 18 cenls por gallon. .o Loss.eueiie $30.69 Tho prica of highwiuca i glyen over and above tha fax, which is 00 ccnts, and the grain Ogured from the loweat grade. The catimate {8 mado ou & capacity of 1000 busals daflyy sl e avoraye yteld 157 qusrte N por bushiel, which la & iberal oue, From the luea must lm deducted the slop, which 1 presume will not vary much 0 either cily. .Now York iy possibly get fow conts mure per Luael, Tho difforence i cost is price of graty, which i largely in ll\'cl’A‘nl ———m— ELSEWNERE, BABCOCK. BOME CURIOUS REVELATIONS, From an Occavionat Correavondents WasmnatoN, D. 0., Jau. 10,~Though very littlo I8 publicly rald on tho subject of the lu- dictment of Gen. Baboock for eomplicity in tho whisky frauds fn Bt. Lonis, it is well understood hero that tho excitoment in official eircles con- corning tho indictmont of tho Prosidont's Pri- vato Socretary hasnot subsided, It seoms a lit- tlo atrange to thoso who sro postad that a show of virtuous indiguation should havo been fn- dulgod in when the publication of Babcack's connection with 3eDonald and Jovce was first mado, It was ratbor lata in the day fo hold up the hands o borror whon this oficer was ludicted, aud to oxpress wurprive sud mortication carly in Deoombor, when the evidonca ogefnst Uab- oock of cumplicity in thedo extonsive frands on tho rovepue was in the haudgof tho Attornoys Qouerat in July lust. Tuls fa a bit of Listory which may a8 woll bo developed uow 88 Loreaf- ter. TUE W. D, W, DABNADD LETTEL. ‘While tho Presldont was liviog &t Loug Branch last July he rocelved a privato letisr from ono W. D, W. Barnard,—now_woll known an Dank | Examinor at 8t. Louis. Darnard's intlmacy with ' Goa, Grant arises from tho fact that ho I dis- tantly rolated to Mra. Grant through marraga. Barnatd and oue of Mrs, Granl's brothera mare ried wisters, tho Misses Hhurlds, of 8t. Louis. Barnard haa essumed a degzrco of Ia- milinrity with Gen. Grant not warrantod by auny cacoursgemoat givon by the Jatter. Weil. in July iust, this man wrote s long personal fetter to the I’rosident, fnn wlich ho stated that an offurt was being mado in B, Lautn to connoct tho Preslilont with 1he whisky fraudn throagh his acquaintance with MsDanald and Joyce, and tliat hfe fair namo hiad been and was_belng vigor- ously asralled by members of tns Whisky Ring, Ha atated that it wae openiy boasted that Grant would protect the Rting, and that 15 tnatter what wan the end of the prosccution, they would escaps, This, raid Butnazd, in calculated to do an_ injury, ‘and ho sl viand tha President to speak out boldly, donounciug » Ling, URIIN OF THE *LET NO GUILTY MAN E6CATR" PInA Tho Prestdent read tia et finally wrota npou it this Indoriemedt: *JuLy &y Dith.—lielcrrad to the Becrotary of the Treanary, Tuby xan iutonded an & privats Jutter for my tnformativii, an conatned tany extracts from bt, Toouin papers unt deemel nsconsary to forsrard, Tloy ara ottainabie, aud 1 have Federal otticiala in_ Kt, Louts, formation, and 1o tha ki e aciien to au broughit ont, Iatuo guilty man oacape if ftean Lo wvolded, T spocially Vigliynt, or ‘ostrtct tiose. e 200 tho proresation of frand ) be, agalnet ull ¥l foafnuate that they bave bign faflusncetn protent them. 3o personal cunwideration shoutd atand i the wav of perforntig publle duty. U, H, OraNz." ‘Tata ltter nud tho fndersement are now on flo dn tiis Teeatury Department, ary Ltfstow caused tho indorseiment to Le coplod, and §t was given o the pubile, Therein 1o doubt that the prosecutisn way slel Ly thote werds of “encourageraent nd tuo Whinsy Riug is Bt, Lols was pro- demoralized, RY OF THE '"“BVLPR" DISFATO L J5¢of duly, i tin fveniations fre owald teldd,'tae G ivernnien sttorneys diacavirad the famoun “Syiph M disgat b, with othera alis from 3b30 ¥, 1t wau promptiy lae:d in Secre tary Bristow's Lade, who Lsdd 1t Defora tho Attariieye tegeral, and aubaequently fn company with Judis ont, and after 1t bid been pretty weil d mone that it was in Buboock's baudwritiud, the matter was brought to Bubenck's attontion, aud an cxpianation dotnanided, Babey -k gava w very tila ex- panatio at it referred to o woman who was uown w' Bgipn,” and had Seen engaged fu tryln tame blsckmatitng operationn fn Washing on, und thai feDonald had ~ awsl bhw very ‘materially to urit " hier pian forever, It in impossillo to state exactly what followed, but tho Attorney-Geueral aud 5 cretary of tho Treawury cofncided in thetr viows 1hat thid explavution waa unsisfactors, _ TUE PRESIDENT HESIS BABCOCK. Naturally, the Privale Bocretsry was vers miich ahirnod by tuls discovery, aud ls was prouptly enmmoned by tue Preident bimuelf to mako au exe planation, Yixaztly waat tatemon/s he mais ore at Proseut unduswi outslle of the Preldoats peivato oillce, bme it s qurt of the record that, iLa day efter Bristow ind Plor- repont haa called upsu Babeack 88 elated, thab Gon, Graut et for the Genersf and Sabrozk's state- ment coucerntug bl futimacy with MeDoald_and Joyce, and capeciully the mesning of the * $yiph " din- 1atch, aud h (the Fresidsat) wak satistie] that Bahe cock way inmocent of auy co: with thy whitky frauds, Iiis coutideuce in Bal ity weR ue sbaliw, DUt It there wan sty new testimons developed i1 tha care, be would by glal to bear it, anl saould rae fterate Liswieh that no wuiity sman shoald cs-ape, Tuls Juterview Wi tivo mouths and moro prior to the Babeoek Ldictment. BAICOCE GOLH WEST. In thehatof Beptawmber s Yrea'dent mads hls Wesiern trip to B Lonis, Deasfoines, etx,, aud w1e aceotapnled by Ge, Baldock, Thin 1y tho tme whien it will Lo remezubere tho st, Loats pavers gave proi insnce ta the £t thiat Gew, Grautretused 10 aliow Mo Lovald to csil upon him, Bat they fafled to atats what i sud was weil kuown here—thut Gen, Baveosk wan b frequent cowmunlcatiou with McD jnald, sid there 48 w0l wich £3. 1o doubt Wwat Dabeosk veceived from SeDonald all the whick wero theu in his passesuion which migat totsd ta craminste Lim (Late cock), It {4 quite uuntcer sary 10 Btuto Liow theue Lacts wero' discovered, bus it will eeur to sutac of our readera that it way an 1 is sih.l the objsct of the dienls lere wao picaled gality toconvitt Iisbeork, and tha: fuey Kept saarp 136 0 bia mvvemeats wilo bo was n Lax, r with smiazetnent, and DICO’ Ta the L ceiling the JAol GTOS, AND WHAT mAT- PESED, Shortly efter the raturn of the President’s party ta Wasuzngton, dudge Picrropont bacame vory auainia 104t ti:o Wainky Itiug 1u 5t. Loule, and be scear lin 1+ Iy i ezraplied. (0 18 DistriteAttoruey fn thut ¢ty 10 To Waslilatlon at ouce, a e wisiad fo com- te mattern which coild not e trusted to matl or telegraph, Tn_response, District- Atloruc vame bero and ssw Judga Plarrcpont, The gl conmunicution wis, that ho Liad Tesrncil th st t e probabliity that Gen, Babcock would be 4, cna Lie wishod to ko the facts, Dyor £aplisd Lint was & maitr for tho Grand Jury ta decide, and thut o should Bimply submit to that body all toe evidenica bearjug upon e attempta to defrand tho revenue, snd the Grand Jury must decide for ther- eelves, 'Fierrepont ankod whether Dyer hud Urawn auy indictineut set, and Dyer replizd in tho negativo, PILRR] ST ALANMED FOR BABCOCR, The Attoruvy-General then requested Dyer to for- ward to bim ull 10 tertimony roferring to Bahensk tak m before tue Grand Jury, and he wouid adviss Lim wihist course to pursue, Dycr auswered that he wun Terfectly willing t do that, and let Prerrevont deride whether an indictment sodld be found, but ho muy’, with thiu accept the full respoustblity of 'tho ewo be- fore tho conntry, end relfeve i (Dyer) of it hereafter. ‘T8 Attorney-Generzi was not prepared for this, aud, as it was ket _cvening, requestied Dyer ta call in the morniug, when & ducitin shoald be given, Dyer .prace 1 10 the Treasury Departmunt and aaw Seczos fars Brintow, Tie latter was surpriscd to roa um, and it 19 stated Lors by thosa Wwho saw him $hat, whew Dyer catled. Bristow 1221 futo towering posalotl. 1o imauded why Dyer kind left bis post of daty In St Louis ut snch a critical mowent. Dyer thea to'd bim of Lis {nterviow wits Plerrepent, Deiatow sivl very lttle, but that evening called 1o the AOrBF-Getle eral. The next morbing, Dristow, Plerrepoat, and Dyer et toz:ther at tue Aitorney-Generul 3 oftice, Pieeropout toid Dyer tuat ko mus: retiru to Ss. Louia, and procecd azeording 0 bis own pliaeure ; but ho explained that tho evidenco agaist Habeock ougut lo Le very eure and strong to Juarify au indictracnt ; that it would produco greut scandal, deeply rmortify tho President, snd, If not sustalned by a veralot of guilty, would do’greut barmto_all concerned, Dristow roe suarked ratber tardly, “ Do your duty, Gyn, Dyer, aud the consequenzen will take caro of thiemsoives, DABCOCK'S OPPORTINITY. 1¢ swill ba romembored that fter (ho eviilence {n the Avery caso lisd closed, du whicli tbo Bslph disjateh wan brought out, Gen, Sabxock, with & great_ show of virtuo, teiegrapbied ou tho 27l of November to the District Attoruey at 6t. fouis fur peemission to give his festimony, 80 a8 ta clear his own akirta, The reply waw that tha ovidense had closed, and fmaediately uf- ter Babeosk called for a court of luquirr, 'This 1a tin woy tho public rezord staude. The private reord stands far differout, On the syteenth day of No- vember, peuding the McDonald tilal, Gun, Babsack, in thin city, recelved tho followlug telegram : w8y, Lovtd, Nov, ien, ubzock, Ereeus tive dicpartment; Coms on {0 §t. Louk at once, und give your wvidenco in vindication of your uwn ebaras- ter, (Slgued) oy AL Bzua' Judige Krum, the antho of the nbove disjiteh, was MeDousld and Avery's counsel, aud b5 now retaiued nn Babeock's coinvel, Wity b jiald 0o bied t0 1bis ro- \pueat may Lo ftnagino 1. On tha It of tho A D, progress, and plicity wera on every i, On the 24 Prerrcpont teie graphod 1o wi * Civo mo all the news, What fa tho situstion o™ Tho atawer b that disgmtch was as follown : 4 Iabeock not Indicleds Grand Jury still cousider- ing his caso,” . Un tho 6t Plerrepont received this measnge from Kt oty ¢ *“Tho Grand Jury, by a votoof 1310 2, dezided to tudiet Gen, Babeack, _This wae tolegraphed aa n special fo Chicayo anik New York, Uu the Uth the Attorney-Geniral was oiti= clally advided that Babeock had beea Indicted. No res Py wan mady to tho disputel, Tho iutorination above recited hiae been obtained from several sources, but, it {s Just o uay, Nous of it uume.-‘tlly feom ey of tho Dactles Whioso uatucs ara pue tioued, 3 ———— ST. LOUIS. WOY DAN MUNN WAS INDICTED, Special Dispateh to The Chicago Trioune, 8r. Lous, Jau. 1l.—Among tho remarkable things counectod with tho indictmonts found by the Grand Jury hore for cowplicity iu tho Whis- ky Ring businoss, is tho absence of any vxplanas tion a8 to how jurlsdiction was oblained over your late Chicago Supeevisor, Dan Muun, suf- fotent Lo justify indictmont. It sooms that whon Joyeo sud McDonald quarrelod with tho Guagors and Storekeepers who were beating thom by falso roturns of tho crookod, aud peocured their discharge, thoy set about échowea of ravenge, Ono of thom WROTE T0 DAYE LiNEGAR, 8t Calro, that it ho would send s proper ofticlal to 5t. Louis sumo valuable information con- coruiug frauds un the Goverument would be Wiven, Actiug upon thls suggcation, Linegar com. Biunieated with Alvon, bis law-tartier, aud Munn catuo to this city, Hero he miet thy discbarged Uuuge ers, and by way takon out toward Grand svenue nug Dight to wituess the operation of the Busby dutillery, 110 waa surazed to find it fuil Lust, snd without the reseace of & uight-5torckecper, an ruquired by law, §itin triod to entcr, sud wes met by’ tho foreman, who denfed bim adwmittanco, Nob williug to announcs Dis busiuess, Munn asked wffer au emyloye, but was repuiacd, uud_camo awsy with only a claw (0 su ime yortaut dlscovery, Hia vialt, howover, caused ONNTERNATION IN TILE DISTILLERY, ‘were tuken that niglt to carry off the up. Simapod srovked tho oh i - 10 wha ceiria ] biw i towy to Lugelke's roctifyjug house, and, Laviug bren watched by ono of thie dischiarged Htorokeepers, Munn wis advised carly in (he wioruing that Liv g ure, 1o callod on AlcDunald sod iusisted on by Roing with biuy 0 Fugelke's; but they werv too late § Engelko Lad empticd tho burrcls futo Liv vats, sud buviug on the yrevious day recelved sown straight whixky from usby, the books wire found correct, MeDonsld ¢hurkled, and Muun wis forced (0 knowledgo bimself satistiod, Thoy returuud to Me- Donald ottlce, whero WHONALD ACCUBED MUNN of fntesfuriog with Lis duiles, sud wazning kim never k' Auwpected come and o stop inalde of hia (McDonalds) district amin or he mnr lold him Mnmlll‘y Toaponsible, Mann promieed eomiiinnce, but, affer confersing with hit original Inforn 1 went hack t» MeDonald, what 1t 34 mald e mde an an'un'znt with him $o divile the frofita of tha crookad husinean, and henta lod b camplicatians whick, betug discovered in the canreo of inver:ign'ions of tho'affaira of the Whinky Ring, Munm was {odicted, and will taka hia chancey with the rest, —— + SPRINGFIELD, TIODEMAN, Bpezlal Diarateh to The Chicaon Tridune. Sparvartzrp, 1L, Jan 11,4 Hittlo slico of the dny of judgmont in ators for crooked whisky oporators was developed to-dsv. Mr. Dodeman, tho 8t. Louis rectifier nnd distillor, the recalcis traut witness, conclndod not to await the sorvies of an attachment upon him, and roportod nt the (irand Tnry room, 1o was catechised five weary hoara, and will havo to submit o s further ques. tioning tosmorraw, 128 implieatod a vory lato chief clirk at \Waslington and an ex-rovouus ofictal of Bt, Louts, whom tho officiala refuse to name, © but who 34 understood 13 be Coly Con Magnire. Fe.8upersisor Mann i also implieated in thia dinclonures, whictt are pattially of a documeont~ fary charscter, ani In:ludo confessions by Bt, Loule connections with (he Lataunn Distiilers, mado ta Bupirylanr Ferdinever, 6f 5t Touia, aai 0 Snper< visor Matthown, both uf whom will 1ie hers shorily ta testify befors tho Grand Jury, Eimer Washburn and Detectives Tuttle and Tyrroil teatifind fo tho Driggt counterfelting cases tolax, end Wishburn nnd Tyn el o £) Clicaied ta-ulghit lo tesify in tho Daa Doyd €386 {0-1U0FTOW, A S — CINCINNATILL ACCUSED PARTIES ACQUITTED, Crcr¥yaty 0., Jan, 11,—Tha dsclsion in the Howo and Hubnal whisky casn, where 1t has been on trial here soveral days, was “rondeced 10 tho Unitod Btates Coutt to-lay, refulting in favor of dofendaut, Tue peizuro was wnada last May upon grounds that cortain barrols of Rpirita reported by this firm a8 emptied for rectidcation ‘were alterwards found in Charleston, 8. C., nud lad not been rmptied. Several other lotn of wpirita were the amna cotesors, bite a thoroigh oxaminat: of thafirm's booka showed that they eorrespond with hin biiln af Jading, and all the cvideucs pratanted failad to disctoss ey dealingadn cronzel sitisicy, was clearly shown fhat the tac bad heen p the harrels upon whizh tho ahove mistaked had been licrs of tue St and their omployes 2ly hat the flrm had nover darz i Goy A'tho fire (4 a0 old Audd resp: otad ona, tho' vordict’ gives wencial matisfaction in this com wmuity, I on all s IHDIANAPOLIS, SURIFE, Ixpraxarotsa, Jan. 1i.—Tho trial of Alfred 3. MeGriff, which was conunonced in tha United Heates Distriet Court yeaterday, was con. tinued to-day.© Gen. Vealch was oxamlned by tho prosecution. Most of the parties under indistment bhavs put in their appearanco with the excaption of Mr. Binghamm, whio ts delaxed b the deyth of bis bratiser, Gordon b inghom, which occusred yerlerdiy at Datokn. The docerscd, al*hongis Joiutly tudleted with lia brother, bad never tle do i t the €)art peudig iy the {udietment will by JOURNALISTIC, Spectul Dispatch to The Chicano Trimine, Lraveswontit, Kan., Jap, 11.—Ouo of thy proprietors of the Daify Freaing Appeal, Il A, Green, who owns u holf-inter 82 s the concera, hias presentod s petition to tho District Court to have o fcceiver apponted to gettio up the affairs of tho psper. Graen sots forth in hiy i hat W. W, Embry, from whom he t hin half intera-t, ha:l not repiesented ts of affaics to lim correctiv, and knd clareed i w o for balf than 1hs catire l.luug was worth, ‘The dAppeal was on it Jext logs, an would sron have gous into bandrnptey. A Doe ceiver will be oppoinied Ssturdny nez< Embry claima that it was Green's owa proposition to by iato the paper, and that ho eonse after boing urgen:iy solicizad by tho la P A, A Coup Srtars & BuaLL Arram.—>fort poapls nep Tectit, Whomindst? Yeta Cold oy turn to Cone sumptan, aud then follows aimost certsin death, Take s Cold {n time, then § that §s, take Dr, D, Jasnot Lxpetorant, tae well kuown viandard Fomedy for Cougls, Celds, Conrnnption, Arttma, Brouchltis, sod all Pesniozary Cotuplain: dlsape, peas, s weil oo all appreti 'BUSINESS HOTICES. A Neglected Coughe Coldy, or Noru tyroat, wiich idzht Le chesked by slinple remedy, ‘lirown's Biouchial Troches,” if aliowed to pro fress, may tenminate se:fously, SILES! SPECIAL SALE, Heeld, Leiter & Co. STATE & WASHINGTON-STS,, Call attention of all to a Specinl sale for January Of 1,000 picces of ANTOINEGUI. NIR & COSS Black Gros Graln JIaving bonght above qun‘!ith‘.y‘( sinco tho first iustont at o bargain, they will ofter them during ‘this maonth at fully fitteen to twenty= fivo per cent from former prices, Speelal attention is enlled to the: grades at §L50, $1.75, 82, 6250, ad §3, Asbeing desivable and very chmp: and would suggest that every lady who will require a Sillkkc Dress within next three months to give them an early inspection, They {vill also offer o large and) elegant assortment of Fancy Nilks At unusually low prie NOTICE. HYDE PARK TAXES. Notice s heroby given that the Btateasd County Taz end ks;:ml Aiesuncaty foc the ,v‘::h“li 5 Hyde Park Froperty sre now dye an. m%\::. Yay )u'r'xr taxed 10 the vau Gatlector nndunll v 1188, AMES I ELY, . REOGINd, 101 LaSallest, Collectar ol e Birks