The New-York Tribune Newspaper, January 21, 1867, Page 2

NEW-YORK DALY TRIBUNE, MONDAY, JANUARY 21, 1867, was_the samo they had of whon they tending even to all thetr elothin; left the house of There was not a show that Mr. Watl or had treated them with the smallest degree of about the mother perishing in the of his ill-treatment of Ler, is CIVIL COURTS. B RICT COURT~CMAMRERS, T gLl f Mr. Watkins. artiele of testimon; o8 had ever chast vitality enotigh ¢ dom!nate,rathet ments which have 6 mouutain ref undred years under a Turkish mas- haipest scholars i bid, learn and fron grip by quick POLITICAL CORRESPONDENCE. UNITED STATES DIST! W. 1. Brooks et Judge Detts h owners of the v nte, agt. The Propeller Rescue. denied the motion made by the achment or compel “ PRESIDENT LINCOLN AND A. H. STEPIIENS, In Mr. Cleveland’s book about A. H. Stephens and dnring the war we find the following im- O THIE CRETANS. § AT THE CHAMBER OF COM- with it, at least 1fi been to school four ter, and have proved the {ng best to evade lis bruté force el to vacate the The etory, nlso, nts to file security for woods, in’ consequence MEETING O CITZEN For centuries th wholly without found fore the Cout Yt and by decelt. Look st fwo facte, portant serics of lotters between Mr. Stepheus and ) wust ghow ad- iich they have not done Luugtree for the libelants; E. D. The story, nlso, fathier of the bo; at 8 o'clock, a meeting of the rrumnfll‘{nl. Bmackam, was i 't cltisens was hiold at the Chamber of Commerce, corner of the purpose of considering the t moans of conveylng ald to the wives and children of fows of children every On Baturday aftern: Turks held re d tore “them for- cireurncisod them and Mr. Lincoln: From Mr, Lincolu to M. Stephens, SPRINGFILLD, 11L, Nov. 20, 1860, der the boys to be re- aster, from whose scrvico they had ever from their fa % McCarthy for the UNITED &TATES CIRCU Williggn and Codar- blood i the old 0 W \con white boya, T shonld not have done Hon. A. H, Stephens. of Janigsaries was Groek b a et Michael Hogan, Charfes - Moses Herman Amrun Busan Dixon, Ramoiph e Lo o S b " e Bk Kebler, Wi Brooktiehd, B Hanson, Willlam Evans, A; Rh Walibiirgor, 1 ard, O nney, Ke; Butchard, John Scf allus o De Graces 1P Biumga Jumes McCormick, 1. Mary Peain)d; Thomas Hoyr, ! Molltor, Johu i 1. 'P. Blunigartes uls Benjamin, Emily 1, Can.’ COURT—JAN. 10,~Before EY. am at o loss to comprehend Low the should influcnce the decision of this vo but one law for the white and the ANDREW WYLIE, e Cretans who are now cognged 1n astroggle for liberty. meeting was called to order by Mr. PROSPER M. Wer- m: 1 have read in {he newspapers your livered (1 think) befors the Georgia \ssembled members, , the parents w cyo of somo Tutkish off or fraud possess hier. ive profatse of bea dread of her atir: 1t was not un- | speceh, recently d . previously reported, was eonclnded. Major-Gen. Alexander Shaler testified to the defendant’s 00d condtict as an ofticer in the Union army during the ho ngmingted Mayor Hotfinan foy Chatrman, and ¢, Obarles K. Tuckerman for Secretary, Mayor ITOFFMAN on taking the chalr addresse marks to the mecting, and eald that he conaider¢d the ) for mothers to smootch the faces | wont out of doprs. X might glv Washinglon, D. C., Jan. 18, 1867, other othér facts to show the nature of th ng_Yoke under whi 1 shall be much gbliged to you if vised it, as is probu you will send Trom Mr. Stephens to Mr. Lincoln. tebellion, but the evidence against the defendant, in the I hey are sovern specific charge preferred aga —— e THE YOUNG MEN'S CARISTIAN ASSOCIATION 1st, him, Was 80 strong that s remanded for adi sted all that qui nheres in thé stoek; but gr: found him gumf-, [ o afted on to it i the vice of - CRAWFORDVILLE, G, Dee. 14, 1360, i mrposcs of tho mecting just end reasouable, My DEAR Sm: Your short and polite note of the 50t t the jmerican people would cheerfully ald the OF NEW-YORK. s o Disbrow and Bradley, Jolntly Indicted for jmmediute contact their virtues, o mountaneers, 68 among any people brow ‘was sentenced to WHAT 1AS BEEN ACCOMPLISHED DURING THE PAST dloy was sentenced roggling Cretans in their efforts to secuge independende for the taith they professed. then road the alldresp of the ult,, asking for a resised copy of the peech to which you refer, &0., was not received until Jast night. The news- @ spéech has never been revised by me. ounterfeit money, Db 12 years hard labor in Sing Sing; 1018 months hard labor In Albaby with the Turks, poadantry, and espectally th , hospitality, industry, a5 |1 o Becretal ? The 14th annual report of the above Society Is to sHonier Domichett], an Italian counterfeitcr, was sen- paper report of th The notes of the reperter were suby rected to somo extent before bein, mitted to mo and cor- of the sawb degree of culture, T have ever m ublished, but not so f chastity among women, And of temperanc gume with commercial y of Crete to the Presidegt of the United States. ly progress and d to two yenrs and six wouths hard labor in the + ‘The Ohayrman then Invited nand. It dates 1866: “A year of stea r. 8. G. Howe, of Boston, hopeful success.” Avolding all side lssues or distracting Sllugher, wonvicted of dealing I counterfelt The report was sub- d any idea that it would A 8 1t has been, and thoroughly as I cou stantially correct, have been so extensively eirculal ‘been republished in so many pl try as it has been, I ghoi 1d have ress in the first fnstance, Iy connected W ith favor of tho aft and decelt were the ouly weapos u becamo _proficlent oke umy'r'lum ctand sf chants ot the few fered with hy the Turks, Midulis, Tombazi’s and #8 one of those who had been futimatel he darlior movements ln the United States I aus, to addvess the meeting. Dr. Howe epoko a3y questions, the eingle atm of all exertion has been, how Dbest to reach with kindly sympathy the great bulk of our city young men, and to clevate them morally, soclally and physically i a true Chiristian manhood. The work ars tuprisonment at by money, was sentenced to 12 ye labor, in the Albany Penltent pliceic-<cad L ' thronghout the coun- repared a copy for the had no_such thought, go 08 it did. There are s men. Witness the Gireek mere srely tributary, but pot inter ST OMISSION OF TOBACCONISTS S OF SALES TO THE IN- a therefore let the report eral verbal fnaceuraci s i sufficlently clear for all 13 certainly in great per QENTLEMES: Wo are called togother by 8 pen and cbildren, It comed t in every man of en and children has now becowe more practical, a8 experence has shown a what should be left undone. A brief synopsis of the principal features of this good work 1 wen of gruat abilit the Groek merc and growing u elanding amon, other families, but the main points appear Mress trom wom what should be done, ‘whose name awakens a thyill of intercs D to well-carned , and no man ¢ 2CTOR. exander Ko et al. s of tho world. upon him than extensively They are made frandulent returns of thelr Revenue Collector of their district, The cxamination or greater responsibilities resting in l“lfl preseut womentous ('::r . Abratiam Lincoln, Springf Reply of Mr. Lincoln, [For your own ege ouly.] gontle blood and culfure, These woul ve fled from the bloody sconrge which reeks of Crete from the Island plains whichflie under tle shad Dirth-place of Jupiter. T can only be here given. The report says that God has signally blessed the efforts of this Soclety, guiding its members in o hearty and earnest coperation. He has given them, more than ever before, the sincere sympathy and contidence of the pastors ad churches, and of many The defendants were, until recently «a of the great 00) tobaceo business in Fultoi-st, is sweeping the of Minos, from the very dow of Mount Ida, the for the most part, ¢hores of the island, or of the As 1t has made the born of Blavery, it engaged in the charged with havin, 1t people exosl in deceit dn sales to the Tnterna what it may, those who n and children. all goo«l things shal be tho charactor o] W 0] 0 yofl now appen] t y« , and there have been several 1t bo multiplied commenced some time sine aminations, the main points In which have two ful; b Geuerous; g BPRINGFIELD, 11, Dee. 22, 1300, Your obliging an- huddied together ou tho suain which enolrcles the good men of rips age and experlence. o ) . assoclation has become recognized as & power for good, ed in our ogloinns, been duly report ssscs were examin beautitul guif to you, , s e at old Megara, at sacred | The follotwin fosolutiond, hich weéro unanimously Ton, A, IL, Stern®Ns : My Dear retarns to the adopfed, were then offered by Mr. J. H. CHOATE: © Resoloed, That the address, to which we base listenad, of the Gresk inbabitants of the Island of Crete to the President of the United § uffering Christian people to the whole people of this Reublic, aud demants at our hads the ntmost sympathy aad the gost ‘prompt aid in this the hoar of thelr dire distress. “Resolved, That apart from all political consid the eopamon claines of bumsnity and Christisn aliarity to {naugurate i ths place such measures as will give the most immediate and effective to- lef fothe Christian people of the Islaud of Crete. “ Resolied, ‘That for this parpose this meeting app conslst of the following-named citizens of New-Y T. Hoffman, Geo. Baaerofy, Win. H. Asplawall, Rev. Dr. Wi, Adu Wi, M. Brarts, Rev. Dr. H. W. Ballows, Peter Cooper, Heary Wa Beecher, Heary Grinaell, John K. Hackett, Cyrns W. Ficld, Robert B. Miatnra, Bobert L. Kenuedy, James K. Place, Robert L. Cotting, Theo dore Roosevelt, Rogal Phelps, J. T. Stranahaa, Rev. Dr. §t thon, William T. Blodgett, E. C . Tackerman, Samnel G, Ward, Beujuniu G. Ar- 8. 1L Tyng, Georgs Oplske, D. Calder 03, George Cabot Wa on “ falr EQuia's lousio, 1o Attica; aye Athons, and undet the oid walls lons arise. First, swer to my short note s just reccived, and for which please accopt my thanks. T fully appreciate the present peril tho country 18 In, and the welght of responsibility on ople of the South really entertain f an Administration would, dire reetly, interfers with thelr slaves, their slavest It they do I wish to assure you, as onee & friend, aud still, T hope, not an enemy, that there is 1o The South would be in no more n the days of 's not meet the to be encouraged, strengthened and developed. During the last have been made a3 conditiona of young men ut in evidence by the prosecution, y showing that the defendants tion to those recorded on ad made returns to the tion was then adjourned Mtia District Attorney, Donahue and Guy R. _in the very “eyo of Grecce,” at of the Acropolie. Two an we really help them far away to give help when so much Is can succor and save them. dld forty years ago you have far greater means. An and you will pardon wme, and known in careful investiga- arge sales inadd and of which th the city, thelr em- thelr homes, the few means at present vating them, and the immense and ter- ) surround them on evel been s0 startling as practical quest! cond, Why go 80 ‘needed uearer home 1 Fivst, we What your fathers and moth enn do far better now, for you eyo-witness is the best ovidence, Yheretor, if T alludo (o what I have sccn sud futimate relations with Greece. to share in that bloody and dreadfal ars, which ended in the lberation of 1saw its bright- tmo the Greekshad pen country of Greece proper, and driven the Tarks fairly out 1l organized arhy that & Republic: Tor holpii'g and ele rible array of tempti side. Tho facts arrived at have awaken the greatest infercst and surprise. ed in & pamphlet o tions as to the deslgn and ons, we are bound by eause tor such fears. Qanger in this respect than it would be 1 ppose, howeyer, this doc avery is right, and ought to bo extend- we think it is wrong, and onght to bo ppose, i the rub. y fforenice between s, Yours very ti m, together with some sugges- scope of the Assoclation, us n With the greatly Tast few years, the RAL TERV—JAN, 18.- Before SUPERTOR COURT -G 50N, and Justices GARVIN and Washington. T suj Chief Justice ROBE ot 8 comuitien, 0 | s, You think § coat of living during th en erowded I hourding i “oming wostly from friendless and aloue in a great straiut, tlcy e t 1 1 the _ouly sub- my good fortuno War of seven yo reeco from the clutches of Turkey. oat and it darkest yeurs, At onet got possession of all the op oining islands, Then came § vast and we such an army 88 {8 now rava wept over the plaius lik The Greeks fled with t which everyw ce garried on guerril ns the smoke of thie buru 6 domons ravaged them with fire kel and pillaged, p and the churghes. T with the defendarts to use the machine of $he defendants to clean unsound and mildewed coffe o rovalty on the amount Mr. Stephens to My. Lincoln. CRAWFORDSVILLE, Ga., Dec, 20, 1300, DrAr Sm: Yours of the 224 iustant was recelved two days ago. Iholditand appreciate it ns you iutended. Personally T am not your enemy- over widely we may differ poli have an earnest desire to preserve and maintain the , it it can be dono upon the principles for which it was formed. my part, that T sa heavy responsibility now rest- same feelings I will now take kneas and earnestness, paying the latter stitute for home fn t - . crdict was obtained Belmout, Wikl B. 0. Roberts, Heary B0ld, Moges IL, Grianall, Rev. D: Moy, John A, Rall ‘Wells, Francls G. Shaw, Charles K. Tuckerman, Dr. Will ak E fHowe, W. W, Eva; Victor D¢ Launay, A. Gracle Kis Scbults, Henrs A. Bmythe, Geo. D. Pitiplo, Dr. Ross, Gieo. Willlam Curtls, Cbarles P. Dely, David Dows, Pual B. Ruggles, William B. , James Brown, George Blias, jr., Joseph Thora, Joha MeM Adrian Selm, the Rev. Dr. Samuel Oagood, Joln D stock, C. B. Delinall, the Rev. Dr. Hitchcock, Heury W. Sa Vinceuzo Botte, Leonard W. Jeroms, the Rev. De. Littiejolin, Joscph Choate, Heury Clews, Joba Bloodgood, Frederick A. Laue, Horace Gray, N. Chandler, 8. B. Chittesden, Dr. Robstor, Joha R. Stewart, Prospsr M. We “ Regolved, That for the more efective furt] an Bzocutive Comm!ttes be s, duty it sball be to eollect funds, food aad clothing, aad forw: under proper auspices, to the other business connected therewith as sball b deeinnl Excentive Comrgittee shall consist of niue members, beside the officers of thls moetlog, aud they ahall furaish a full sud mivubs report of tieir pro- ted, and the appeal has been decided 0 Allh ly reversing the judgment without ~far from it; and bow- y for some counter-att ¢, yet I trust we A at once to carry out the pi and 1o rase the funds for the er the uses of the Assoc hing necessary to ma this end A most 1 ciation hy the rights and position i Bourd of Trustees of the * Huildi Lestate to be pur Jbertson, fn his opiunion, recites the cen the plaintiff and defendants, which ) that the plaiutif’s * interest sbould ping in active operation the m ud nsed by the sald d that It may be made avas Py a8 before provided for. out that the claim of the plaintiff is, tha stipulations, t cure coffee to be renovated by his § fendants received 100,000 bags of coffee yearly to be st any discretion as to the means of clean- they employed the plaintiff’s process 00801 hildron to the mountaiu: here intersect eloponeasis, an Union of the Staty and furtherance of the ol 1t was with such feelings o you in my former note th ing on you, and with th the liberty of suying, in all fra that this great object can never be attulned by force. This is my settled conviction. weigh it, and pass upon it for yourself. point may lead to the most disastrous covsequences. T will also add that in my § do not entertain any fears that a Republican Administra. tion, or at least the one sbout to be insugurated, would attempt to fnterfere directly and Slavery In the § do not spring i the fact of the W o for young n ed to the Asso- tate, fixing thoir ing towna and ulled down t A hurned the groves ind lemons; and they tore uj Constitution ard d as to conform 1o this The Trustees have accepted their position, and tion to ratse the fuads to true center for the work 1ing to the terms of suh ding when the in their bloody track. er to captives; they slew a puld cateh; they mi Denefit of young m wa have been 80 nmend 1l the men and ohild- utilated their bodies iy gallopedaboud 5 of slain_victims hanging ot their Tt was ous of those baxk of which Pelopone the many bordes which bave ron whom they €0 and violated wi Consider the epinion, it remaing only for the Asse An error on this erect a building whicl and a_eredit to t arous, bloody nore, Willlam I Webb. have been justified even on the plaintiff's construction of the allegations of possessed a right to subject all y thein to sueh process by a machiue, + acquired 1t it they had used proper It could not, however, be presumed, a8 watter the owners of all coffee leaned would ) and ruthloess o ed thousand d ot i Liberul tesponse Lo the apy o u sum subscribed as to make it ntire sum will soon bo raised, have worked steadily and smmittee have foin fing fund to inter- o the increasing ex- alled for a barger ineow ¥ fiave met with inereasing wympathy among the fricuds of the Ass 00 of thess measures, ated immediately by the € Jgment the peopl udnnte, in case they I usands of women and children ains, living in the caverns, un- cks, under rude sheds on blankets, 0w, while the men kept up & hari ding ouly o few fortifie sing ou upon a smaller scale to-day people were very great. jops from their bomes, exhausted. Many were forc nd sorrel, and herbs of an, doukey, that strayed within their e sent (n from varions European s the United Statee, but ut- nt, It became a question, th on Nebuchadnezz; |IOII!I¥(|I and tons of th on and disgiri ¥ do not arlse from pinions of the Presi- aud other Presidents si-Slavery in sentl 'y did not eutef ws an vo had It all sub- utiff’s process, or any more of it than * after being separated by band from the ould theretore nfidenice reposed in the defendants us ted, of their OWh accord chining’ the who! 2 preposterous burden upon t Without compensation, be the coffee, merely in order to carn a and such tolls of them. were clearly not lable for the And as uo data were A on the trial to estimate the quautity of ‘sklw- ek an amount of coffee, the verdict cannot be uges alone, therefore, would rerings of théso ut few provis fave been either mer years, but the te. v had brought those wore 800 ountain enalls, 0 to dog, o cat, Teach. Somo siippil “ Resolved, That & public meating of the citizens of New-Tark be called at a0 eatly day for the purposs of imore ealarged aad general action ia ro- lation to this movement,” ppointed the following-named gentlemen an ommittes in_pursu g Joseph Thordn, Frank Choate, Samuel G, Wi velt, Geo. Bliss, jr., William T. Blodgett. Y10 introducing a set of resolution that he hesitated to add anything to what had al wald, but Lo thought that a poiut of 1 been overlooked i the resolutions Ho thought that the United States Govi ment sbould be memorialized to intercede in favor of Cretuns, and he offered resolutions to that effeet, which were referred to the Executive Commitios. Dr. Russ, a gentleman who was connected with the last Cretan war, and who, with Dr. How 1n conveying elothiug and food to tho starving woman and children ip Creté, was requested by tue Chalrman to addregs the moeting. Dr, Russ sald that he had seen the Cretans fighting £ thelr ipdependence, and was of terror When the army of Egypt invaded the Is) mutilated thelr old men and their women. Ho indorsed Dr. Howe's romarks in all ars. tended that some day efther dnring this or the ext weck, a meeting shall be held at Cooper Institute in urtherance of the objects for which this wmeeting was ———— s e METROPOLITAN REFORM. A PROPOSED PLAN OF CITY GOVERNMENT. At a dinner of the Great Westorn Insurance Co, held in this city on Friday evening, the followivg sug- gestions were made by Mr, Peter Cooper : T AND GENTLEMEN : After thanking you for the honor conferred, in the toast you have drunk, T will take the libexrty to say that it should bo the glory of every American to make all festive occasions liko tho presont contribute in soms way to strongthen and insure the great bond of n those days u to the foreign and 4. e to have do vight for the plaintiff to d objects of the such assoctations § fndividuals up status of the negro with . A private opindons of \crefore, of how African Slavery, or the dietand the an- thought not of L. Cutting, Joseph I1. 1lfe, Theodore £oos Tong they could live E. Howe, It Swee ey plain—not long, i} d, John It. Ral 1 came home to America, there and mothers 10 send them aid, th and breadth nswered generons and the women made up tens of thonsauds of gnrments. I went back in one of the ships, Mnd a gentleman whom 110w see hefore e, Dr.T.D., Yolunteered to go iu anoth roved by his labors in var is early lifo was Ched Greece fro the Tontine, from Philadelphia, ly tome of her cargo fell into Wrong fhose who carrled i ing men in th s defendants, therefo M. JOIN JAT aud Publishing aled to your fathe et through the i State, and the people flour and boef and por your beautiful . The mnount of da warrant the giving 1 1ds forther tha 1ishing respect 1on to keep the machines ¥ the plaiutiff would be a I they otght ovly to be eomvicted © of having en- He was & Young old In doing good, and ious fields of philanthropy that not a vain oné. n this country clear and express was instrumental ndants or thoss who 1 not claim by that to ac- ' those before resery toing the prejudice against to guard in case of such dis- ation some machiner prids * potwithstand ne equivalent must be understood recollect rightly R\n anforinnate ands, nutry and the uutry and the the cargo to gonve and_clothing could 1 The news flew swifter th mders. Then came (rooping nd fortressos in the wountain nd ragged and foot ith them during tho e Tank of fun ina i full list of le 1ngs and entertal 1 ow Bow well this po The work of th suggeative, in view of futur ll"\lkhul know the places of the people, and, sendin, pointa, let it be iad without money and without an the fiery. cross of the down frof their hiding 3, men and women, sore. They hastily water, avd ate. They filled y put on, as well as they could, nost of these were shirts, your motheérs heart children, and dishonored I o year in this departu Churchies or sec had no existen &uich CIreumstances suppo Btates should orzan foreign or domestic condemnation of 11 lar chiureh, and with the aves oxtension into the cor highest jndicial tril 10 sucll constitution: 50 organized should not apparent that stecoss, 4ims, and sarily and rightful able conseque admitted fact ¢ and ono that th tween co-State sult from dissensions the fmmediate t with one leading It hias lmparte y whow, In case of § 1 ‘was to he kept in operat xed mselves with food. Th o strange clothe sud petlicoats for yearned for these severnl of these together to m cover themselves. 1hey filled their bags es of clothes from their chi dad their way back to their retreats, their bellies full f tood, and their hoarts full of coura, ther distributions {ollowed fmcdiats i, but to modify YOUBE men chowses, and b bring thew under the influence of t y In nected with “the 0 a8 to make it it depot, were at; many’ lives ffering, and even cinote and moral effect 16 was proof poeitive of the 1 they Tesect, t 3 ocenpution has & wonderful infia- s been adinirably second Wore saved; Bunger Was ApiC Nhave nequaluted themselves | epldemics, were was nurvelons. to attempt 1o 1 you for your Membership Commitice I new member. 18 cvery ovening, wid by infor smmatical constri tion of the sente without & connectivg not svmpathy, tan hndopendent uulitication of and addrosses, but food snd clotidn it hard-tack Phe rumors thereof went (o every part of the country, Ve £0 men NeW Courage, aud to women fresh hop deliberately, for I was there to the end, that those Anierican contributions did more than any ene thing to euable the Greaks to struggle on, untl the allied powers of Eagland, Frauce and Russia were driven o interfer- ence by the outraged sense of Luwaui ‘Who could not tolerate the longer cou Distbarous attempt of a Mohammedan power to suljugate brought on the arizo and _the who have joined feel at home. afttees are urged to att volunteers i any de opinion 14 founded upoi the inferl You, however, and_perbaps think jt wrong national wuity. the Association bave boen 1 the varions Com y pranted, without ¢ toa more general ex- | formed the Constitution, when it hie changes biavo beer main d on this ditfe unity will be to adopt a plan that will good Government to securo to us this inestimable Revolutionary fathers formed for us—the American peo- ple—a “Great Western Insurance Company this company that we are now here to honor 15 one of its They intended, by the Constitution and the 1awa they adopted, to combine and concentrate nsa cap- 1tal the whole power of a nation, to fnaure to cach and individun! man his inalienable right to life, liberty, and the pursnit of happtuess. They, like wise wmen, saw that a policy of insurance would be good as long as a na- tion continued to establish justice as the proper m which to promote the geueral welfare of its peoy now for us, the people of thia great city an learn & valuable lesson from this bndding, blossoming, and fruit-bearing branch of our great national insurance The great success of this company has and keeping 1 chargs of its interests. This is the lessou that I wish to impreas on all who desire to secure & good government for this great ity that is now the very heatt of the American nation. T! which to obfain and maintain s good and true overnment for our eity, 1 8o simplo, easy, and natural, at we will all be astpn’ that will be avolded, and_at the blessings that will securod by 1ts adoption. When we act wisely as i pe zencral tickot, and kecp 1n of ot one wan from every form a council of appointient. aud to fort a hoard of revision, Th utment should be to select and keep fn offico the t and best men 10 fill ever; he extremely singul and formally drawn, and made and adoptc As parties were not fory privilege that our enants, as that be- at an jwplied covenal on that o part d by words contained 10 express covenant i the instrument intiff as to the patent, the pateut for the sum of §,000 ted royalty. Cases xecutory ugreement for the transfer of u Tight for rirtions,sigued by both oYIn,DaY OF give the ex pre n i McLean (5 Hiil R. 236), ‘are not applic ty of thelr people, tinuance of such & eurse exist in the su o assimed to 1 et manitost refore so fory roany sense of J sroved worthy of fl I grateful and efficlont membe great sea-fight « ‘Thia_virtually secwed the independen cx ’ Allted fleet sailed away, the Greeks, In the crowded stato of the city ties where an ob- tout and appr that 1t is neithe o the extent suasters the Lgyptians into subwission, for they had themselves destroyed all the meaus of suppl this long and bloody war the Cre ey not only freed most of their fslind from the 4, a0 kept the flug of the cross flying on the moun- rts of Ganabua, but they fought , and overy where in the country. s had borne . gallant of the boarding places of puing men employed 1 the el i he plan and chir large proportion of the of New-York. During the pest year the 81ck liave watehed and cared for thos und who have been fil, and other yous They have inerensed tho nun in the passage conent to the ¢ Vthe class of cases referred to, 5 n the use of the w tho rendition of fugitives from service, and such oxuibi- ‘ommittee of Visitation of the who hold wem rocks on the i wed to be good soldiers aud Wi was the most jmportant of all the i t; Cuba is to the W proper men” to wdemnation from any of the present dominant paty. F condition whose f of the most” moderate men of , Trefer you to the speech of Se The meetings held under ilied Powers, tul evont” at Navarino, ean Government of Greeee, and alty on the thron ouets (as another but they cruclly banded Cre her old and roth; those outrages aud wr #luvas rother—are siur the Tarkish eapital and out of sight of the Porte, they L Aftor gallant reslsta , a8 their fath t sond thelr women ai ud 10 the main. t their hauds for help from th snothers helped their fathers and Now for the see ted that these and by suffert (to the suffering every where, but to t First: They are Christians: th ,what is really s war het ween Christ; danism. On the battle flag of the aleful crescent; on the bine flag of the ¢ for the love of him whose love and mierey it typifics, help (he wives and children of those it. If they can but nphold 1t a little sec that blessed symbo! of your religion ving on sl the beautiful inles of the eing the crescent from Rhodes, fro from fumons Mitylene, w aye! from Mo ‘s lofty tops arice been well atten sng men, who would i Bave been induced to cote to these meetings, ALLwill be interested in tho Report of the Chureh Com stant aim of the Association to alar church every fforts orgnulzed churches into and elsewhere, have prig of Bavarian erward by French 15 been supported it Mexico) e over to the tender mercies o whole, who can say that the gcn content and appreliension prevailing is vot well founded ! In addressing yout ths, I would have you uwderstand me s ono who would have B Our Common eount: w you now would judeed e in pictures of silver.” hed at the aw ittend church, ore 10 need of Haplyiy 5 lLigation to be enfo force 1n the wor ned a8 implyin « most naturally used for expressing continuons ) d the latter mere! ction and payab) tlo rsonul ency but a8 befag not we will elect, by you do what you can o s bring wnder tl young man within ce the men have place required b e conncli of revision s -y bill, from all the de- Governmient, before any monoy prehend the argument cla provision a8 to commutation of feudants themsels Tt was fully as clease of the grant of a patent anticipated as profitable from a burden, a8 a relcase of nant and by the same means. Nor ousideration that an juventor, con- sticeess of Nis invention, and knowing that drawn from the tolls, which was confined to the d mention of their suce S be maintained by force. consent of independent, s Ultimto sovereignty ely, which can be resumed, and will be if thetr safety, tranquillity and security, in their judgment, require it. Under our system, a3 1 viow it, there is no rightful power {n the gencral Government to coerce one of thém should throw herse her réserved rights apd resume the full exerclse of BOVerelgn powors. depends upon the gontingencie would not be the Unfon of the Constitution. nothing short of a consolidate for giving you these vicws, Nothing but the de¢p t alarmding dangers now the Constitution, Umion was fors ereign Biutes. partments of the C be drawn from the treasur, tho council of appointment an Ily trom the several wards, and electod I genora) tickef, atter having had their names placed b the publio at least thrée months previous to an elect these two Boards of s form an almost forgotten cl tical question. e board of revision, n and children are sorely W] 't them pel p el |||’l pd's na > e —— to the corner of For- ‘ouncil should he elec general ticket every year aftor baving their names cod before the public as candidates for three months Tho membera so elected should tent salary, and should take and snbecribe an oath, by which each member would promise and agree that he would, as one of the councll of appointment, use his best judgment to select, appoint, watch over, and kecp in of- Jice the wisest and best men that can be found, to place required by the vants of the |||h,|'u;;vwll'ut appolntment sh wnder the solemnily of their ouths, ill dismi Srom ofice every LA il tat vy ol St r uegligent 1 : for several Tea- are sufferers in Btate, fn caso an; pened in Varlek st and has proved ionld himself go far have relied for further com- o the 82,000 upon its success and their tienlarly Where provision was $5,000 fromn the folls to be paid Of cottrse 1t will not bo pretended that any use o thing can bo fmplie previous to an election Tecerve i Cow erpetuate i Uni t the white cross. ite lnanguration, it find a place, The rected has continucd s ng boarding-houses haV home, where they can meet friends, rend the news; write letters mnd receive & and 5ome books have beei who s bravel, from a covenaut s use, mierely because suel sum A very carly case {3 very apposite on . There & lessee of cer- or not collecting the rents although his leaso should collect such ywi rooms was declared to be o able in collecting them, And it was held on dewurrer, without hearing the defondants, that the proviso was a mere condition, and not a coves collection was the The momberas of promise and agree, evaut, and dis 1 Bamos, from write, and lot 1t ha you as Ih your under all the responsibility resting npon ANDER 11 STEPH L1 Springficld, 11, pathy and adyi provided, lectur held. Much larger rooms wid & wells aroneeded. Side stations of this kind, wisely con- dueted, are greatly to bé desired in mun City. An Edstern Branch, to b located Grand-st., has been plauned, ut Piudus and ; llfl;\ n to where aoross which you will tive 10 se hio last Turkish hotde retreating a T dishonest, ineonipetent, tho perforrannco of bix duticn. Fo I e suconia of his plan It wil bo mslature of our State to appoint the first counc: - polituaent i the fivet LOATSof FovIsion 1 seles (o ont 18 10ose frotn a1l the rings and cliques thot have 8o long 1ado our elections a mete farce. They have used the wmillions drawn froin the people as the 1 o fuud of corruption. The tain rooms was he To Hon. Abrahi neoessary for the n the vieinity of nd arrangements made for ut the preseut state of tho fuuds has not Justi- A CARD FROM JUDGE WYLIL. To tha Editor of The N. Sik: My attention has been called to what is re- ported tu the dispatehes of your Washington correspondent in referenco to my decls- fon remanding the two colored Hoys, Robert and Edward Wilking, tothe charge of their master, Greenbury M. Wat- kins of Montgomery Co., Md., and 1 respectfully request that you will, on my authority, correct the ervors of that Seeond : Help the women and childs i : Decause they are wasing what is reall o, The darkness of despoticm, the bratish lou of ignornnee, have been t This is a strogs a war of ideas. ‘ound necessary to use the (nfluence of the Assoctution to weaken, us far ns possible, some peeuliar members of the B Alvany and conferred with Committ ture a8 to the condition of the so-call y will maintain it whenover resented and tho_extraordinary temptations to corraption are removed. When wo—as » community—cause the respousibility of 'all men holdin : to bis %0 ditcet and positive that it will be fn performance of duty and continne o, wo way then expect s Government that will b8 an 101 to 0T caty, State and nation. rd have visited 8 of the Legleln- the proper men are in your fssue of tho 16t sible, to fiud fn the instrument before us, any cas or fmplied for the defendants, as an t for the duty of exerting themselyes to procure for the machinery tnquestion, and superintend o to vest i the plaintiff the nght to s <ed profits to them are not suffictent becanse are bound (o pay thetolls, it at all, whether there are fits or not, even to the extent of the suws to be pald to pe plaintiff.” Being satistied therefore, that no eovenant st lurking corners 0 substitute the Cross for the Cres- ny, 'I.m;' for license. . S and republican Inst r Grecks are a1l beral And nopubien or o vuber of foreign princes held in Enstern Earop cent, marriage for 1 Cretans represent Uberil fde 80 many; and ssoclation have done much to trol of the Ex fendencies, and n on u _throne ov ird ; Help the n winso you Dot only feed the hungry and clothe the naked, but you uphoid a cause which, if sac JE}.’;’; i to exelude from them t A bill propared by the trongly fortified 080 of destroying The facts as proved on the frial were theso: The boys, wero the illegitimate chileren of & woman named (.‘nmy‘ THE REBEL DEAD. by facts und ilustration: ess dn question for to work the mackimery and use the pr the benefit of the plaintiff {5 expressed in or can be im- the whole of such instrument, the traffic in obsceno I the whole of the The Ladies of the * Southern Monumental Church another year it will become u law of th Levant and the shores of Asia of commercial wealth ‘and 1 h:iM that in Wilking, a slave at the time of the eald Watkins, and thelr or muy part Association,” of wideh Mrs. W. 3. Pickett 1s President, have issued an address to the ladies of the South asking them to contribute to a fund to build a church which reputed father was a whito wan living in that neighbor- BLood. Bubsequently to their births the mother was mar- slave named Lowis Sm: ‘The mission of this Boclety Is good one, and deserves and true citizens. By it o high stand- an charactor can be developed, aud the 4T st what the New Ensiasdooe: # New-Yorker and Tn Uhereof, or the fact that roalizing such be coment of the plaitift to part of the ind udgment 1 claln of the patent thereln contatned, I think should he roversed with costs. And as the rests wholly on 8 written instrument ! moral busiuess tone of the city made higher and truer, the Soclely rich and ample e ow. Fugianders of the K are the New-Englanders e East, ure su of (hat coumesce, if {he e rlod to #hall bo consecrated to the memory of the Repel dead. | ont in mu:: ‘They say, “ While many are engaged in rearing eolumns, ther then died, o:m::u?uof loaving , and we wish do not entirely isposed dence, and might have been motlon to dismiss the complaint where leave to amend might be rofused, the judgment of ve- versal should be absolute without the award of a new trinl. W. C. Booth, for Appellant; E. 8, Geey, for Respondont. varied by parol of in demurrer, will greatly con- of Greece— truly commerein ) #hafts und obelisks to their local heroes, it secmed proper haracter of the p to build on a graud scale one monument o all who feti— privates as well as officers—and to inscribe, ns far as n it But architects decide structure thau a temple can von to posterity; and we & Inrge share contzol it, If th firm and extend the power position und the ¢l e flug of the cross at least an ogressive, commerclal peop) have already thelr good From The Montreal Drolt, Dee, 31, 186.) Tor TRIBUNE is that paper in whic the greatest confldence as regards the trustworthl It 18 difficult to form an 1dea of the o h be exercised in these great establish th b remained with tkins, for were without a father, their mother was ad no clalm npon Bm: Acknm, 1ior had he man may put ounty bound out 1h: practicable, their names Fiat on ‘s ot i such a multitnde of active, oarnest, pr. abroud. You i SUPERIOR COURT—SPECIAL TERM—JAN, 10.—Before W ments and of the difficulty of guardin tion, Tue TRIBUNE alone {mplo‘;: In lu'edl ol d mrl: 800 be tors, a8 correspond- tors of ntelligenc uld severally arris il e e A8 AT0 to mrnp ish to ap) conduct himself toward ave our clildren read them on frescosd wural tablets and ete; " quested to have a mrrn::lxo tusns. and a grand rafflo has been lieved, the North as well as the B0 3001 s 500,000 tickets kh; by more help in this, their second and sore ratly strengthen those ties. you are able to field of com- Orphans’ 0 boys to Br. Watking the of 21 mfli thidt Do Justico MONELL, m Each county is ro- persons, be It s ents in Europe or Ainerics, or as collec! proof of the tmthhx'u.-;&t T“l: TRIBUNE and of its en- when a new and in which, it is be- (3 3 Proof of miartinge s insufficient. Reforrod back Pupers in Clerk’s Office. Clinton Rice . Shoar.~Motion for leave to renew motion m.x;nbnmmmhwnh # good sulf nee of the ovidence showed ar, faithfully performed his tices, and that thoy hed been well dei: Wil Tepori the ne wi 10 Raving oxprons ving an on the two candidates the Benator State of New Jer eacl, 420900 il be s are wanted in soldiers of roccedings deted with #7 costs; William 1. Bedell onted. Jumes H to ovoy vil North 0 great ndera oither g prir a4 e 'lfihum.othu‘ 11 in s an Bu- uol ‘ot some times \nu%n{’m s Y6 x otlon denfed without costd. falso or ll‘{ eutored u) % ash G. Btokes,—Motion granted. BaLz or A mfimfira Pluwnhnuc TED,—~ It wan stated fow daya alnco thata atllon Harrin ave., owned by Crook & Flan, bk w him. Chrls Mr. Watking itted them to mi 0 0f thelr oolcmffinfin In this Diatriet. | Gregory agt. Ben: o eight or ten da; lends, they had BURROGATE'S COUB_}I'E.::: 10.—Before Surrogato The wills of the following ns havo been ad- Wlich i3 Riskaty dui Yok { M S 34 ‘come. dirty aud elr under-garmonts had to w Courg they ,000 L0 50,000 ¢ 0, It {8 the largest ane tod Btates: and it s gt e Mnnfi‘h whon in the presency bl i ks United Btates” officors. Vi al fores and :&.hl power et th ¥y e hat they sold the still in Oet apopalia irtues aud viees are acel- g T A v VB L MGk AR, B 3 Crook a et i i s, e choansets John Donaldson, Priscilla Depierris, Matia Gray, John Hannon St Mary MeClosky, John MeGuire, . Miller,” Jeanne 3L 'C. Rl ‘Tammany, Elizabeth Talcott, Smith Lockwood, , Thios, Milfion, M, o Carl Bchabel, iam or Vopka COURT CALENDAR-Tms Dyy, SUPREME COURT—GEN] . Tk Ield by Lsosarp, 3 Nos. Nos, 31—Griffth agt. Scott and others.| 52—Dale agt, Winston, S0—Allen agt. Drown. #—ln_the wstier of the The! 40—Burchard, Reer agt. The 40—Dale agt. Wisston. zi-_.:fi_. Euumerated Motions, R =] rebi] 3 A3 P A F5—1lolmes agt. Clark, To—Hkillen agt. Riebmapd, Ti—Hixgins agt. Clark. ey “ uton agt Kelly, Sherif, S5—Limburger agt. Westcou, BUPREME COURT—CHAMPERS, 5 Court 0peus a4 10 'cloek & . o 61—Goolyear, Jr. agt. Tadd. . The Pean. R. o, 62—Postiey at. Sherma 6—Nunemacker agt. Lauier, Past L—Ileld by 5u: Nos. 1341—Genet agt. Howland, 271—Bonton agt. Bonton. 77—Pollard agt Smit] B55—7non, 629—-Cahill ugt. r. 1035—Opden agt. Harwood, 5~ Brand agt. Hastinge. 209— Sherwool agt. Laze. rued o Tuesday, the 22 fistant. SUIREME COURT—CHAMBERS, . —Cont opens at 10 8. m.—C ird Monday's Catvudar—Preforrod Cuna Lass I Held by mE"’l"’n’ lof Caleadar b 1§ os. Nos. 1N, ¥ Nt Br. Baak agt| 1Kou Lielwer agt. Stemfels. 11—Same s, Rame. inel Canmag, 6—Cromwell agt. Beebe. ok ugs B T—Meeker agt, Fitepatrick, i 9=—Wilbur agt. Western Petro- jem Co. 10—Camnisgs agt. Coyle. 11—Bliss agt. Stros 12—Church agt. O'Donnell. 26—Goald agt. Wolfson. 2i—Heary egt. Hazrd. TiSums agh pamn [elre o burerogt farteu 25— Welch agt. Koss. . 4 agt. Tedepeudent O "z’»-h re the Columbing los. On 34—Donn egt. Hillyer. gt 3 G Blulte ngt Zoigier. ‘Savings Bask agt. T 42—Field agt. Howard. 44—Rows agt. Williams. 45—Fiteh agt. Adams. i—Lovy agt. Reichuan, ase IV, C—Foster a3t W) 19 Bassets agt. Avora. v, 2—Adams agt. Oy l—Watkius agt. Misener. TS 83— Bassett agt. Brown. 54— Woodward agt. Flanders. Crase Vi 89— Suwith agt. Woodward. GENERAL CALENDAR. 63—Fremont agt. Dakio. 83— 8—Reamer agt. Lo 90—Liviugston agh. 5.8 Co. T4—VWright agt. Same. Croy. 75 Hows agt: Tateman. s;‘l Muckias Om 95— Hephura agt. Jev et Tt Wt e, HT—Overman agt. 8i—Knita agt. Hirsch. Y= Valerio agt. Gi o, 100— “alendar will be givea on SUPERIOR COURT—TRIAL TERM. . PAnT L—Before Justics MeCoxyw—Court opens et 10 o'clock & @ o4, 2617=Vaa Valkoabargh a3t Hekdew G-Stewart agt. Ly 420—Cook agt. Genin. Cooper Union agt. Pant LL—Held by Justice Joxes.—Court opens at 10 o'clock & . "“"nsl or, ke - o Mupor, COURT OF COMMON | ced agh. Fairseathen, | @9—Lavguran agt. Gilbert, 24— Loweoiial agt. Trowass. 48 a agt. Ril 513—Phillips agt. Sullivaa. )y agt. Sh S70—Joves agt. Rutg Pasr IL=Teld by Jadge DALY.—Court opens at 11 o'clock & m. 5 250—Fatblatt agt Am. Mat.Tas.0n “—Jones agt. Corn Ex. Ta. Co. Nasser agt. Corwin. * ugh. Second-ave. B. B. . ne lantique Wi (en. S10—Moranss agt The Mayer, ba 515—Mlorauge agt. Ducloa. 206—The Bordeatown Machine Con agt. Pesant. MARINE COURT—TRIAL TERM. Held by Gross, J.—Court opeus at 10 o'clotk & m. . 113 g 115—Vndorhili agt CRIMINAL COURTS. COURT OF SPECTAL BESSIONS. [Befors Justics Dowling.} The Calendar on Saturday last was an uncommonly short one, und numbered in all only 81 cases, which wers classified as follows: petit larceny, 19; gaming, 2 4; carrying concealed weapous, violation of Health law, ALLEGED VIOLATION OF THE EXCISE LAw.—Edmund H. Karsen, who keeps a liquor store conuected with & grocery establishment at No. 166 Delancey-st., was brou, nto Court on the charge of having his place open for sale of liquors on Sunday morning last, at the hour @20 in the forenoon. The officer who made the testified that the liquors in the bar were ex] were persons in the store at the time the policeruan en- tered, but he saw no one drinking. On being closely eross examined the officer would not positively swear that i§ was after 9 o'clock in the morning. As the law grocers to keep their stores open for the sale of al other than intoxicating drinks on Sunday tiHl 9 a. m., the counsel for the dofendant, ex-Recorder Siith, took advas tage of this point, and contended that the defendant bad ace open for perfectly legitimate purposes, and noé 1 o purpose of selling liquor. The verdict yas agaius the prisoner, and he was fined §30. Judge Smith demurred to the ruling of the court, and said that he should sue out & Writ of eeriiorari and it tos superior Court for tha purpo case of it To this, of course, the mag save that the Honorable Judge had the privilege of election fu the matter, and could either let the stand where 1t was or could, if he chose, tr again in a different o Swmith but reiteratoed still higher. Bhould this particul all the proper ap) be arrived at w of the samo sort. AN OLD SWINDLE.~The scores of fellows who have es- tabished thelr * gift-stores” in the wany cellars along Broadway, and other populur strec! common nuisance. Not & day passes people are not swind! ueans countrymen, ol ourt. To all of w Tiis detormination to carry the case lar suit be carried ug rts a deciston will une fch will be accepted as thorule ts, have become & g . that moro o; less at theso places. . r persons inexperienced in ity life, vietimized, for uot un nt in his own sharpiess, wil rofessional swindlers, confident of ¢ able to walk off with a vals mfiture of the Style ot self-coufidel He I8 & cabinet-maker, moruing, opposite the celku Jlace occupled by & man who v of au under; gives his names as Lowls e shrewd oabinet-mak n’fnlumun. who suggested here it was announc and silverware was od that -ylnu‘ colloction valuable jewelr! iy Hatonfousttor chon the cellar, and which he patd one dollar, was entitled to » * into a box, from whicl was a ticket entitlin alze of & ten-cent plece, dollars a peck. The admirable gentl Bollon on the stdewalk was now gether withi Mr. Bellou himself, to invest 30 1 & ed lottery scheme, teed to e at least §200. haye & wateh—his new friend Ko hip with him in securin = > 4 B m.%“;«unn, sapec swindled, wout for a police: R Abe Ghie Wb Uep”