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V?? XXXV.Na-10,733.
NEW-YORK, FRIDAY, AUGU8T 13, 1875.
PRICK POUR CEKT?.
FINANCIAL AFFAIRS.
DUNCAN, SHERMAN A CO.'S PTATKMF.NT.
UAH11.I 11? B AND ASRF.r? KSHMATSD AITROXIMAIFI Y
-Tiir KORMER H.S72.12H w, Tur. tana
$2,112,740 61-rVRTIIKR COMMENTS t?N TltK
riK.M's PRACTICE IN PKK1-HlNli " ACCOMMODA?
TION rArKR.*
The itatcmeiite which werr ptitilitvlied in The
Toreinr. yeeterdsv In rega?? to the n>anncr In which the
Inn of Duncan, Bhcnnau Ai Co. had manufactured "ae
?i<aiimi?.?iati.ui paper," which was aft ?-ra aid negotiated
through broker?, created a ?cn?atlon on Wall-?l.
lo the morning. While bauker? were kindly
?MiH*ed towan! the finn, and oltfi-cted te
give their opinion! for publication with their names,
they charaa-larl7?-d toe transa? ttons a? irregular, and
generally HhI.-.I that they would liol hove pur? h.TM-d
paper which Ibcy knew hal 1>cen prepared in Ibis way.
A prominent uote broker remarked thtit he learned about
IB mouth? ago that the fl.m wa*i?.?uing acceptances
tn tbe BBBBM described in TBB Tribtnf. and he
stone, de. lined to have anything more todo with their
ps|x-r. An old and BaOOOOOfOJ bunker stated that be mip
POOOI he ?hould not have hesitated to MOOBI Bael ?e? uri
tie? from Duncan, Sherman A- Co.. even if he had known
how the paper was made, as ne had always had, great
eonflib ii.c in the Arm. When a*-kcd if be approved of
the ?tour?? adopte?! hy Ibis flrm.hc replied: "Hy na
moA"ie. The ?tat?ment 1? OOOBOOl that ?nth acceptance?
ore understood to represent transactiou? luvolviug the
si?le of merchandise, or ??me other valuable eiiuivuleiit."
The President of a prominent bank s.iid he wa? not in the
hulnt of denim* in the kind of secur.tir? mentioned; but,
W ibe firm of Duncan, Sherman A Co. had l>? ? n is?un:g
Baal acceptances for several year? past, as Mr. Duncan
bad MOMO? be could not understand how ilucwrt li?i??
BBOOOBBaOOaM continue hsndlliig them wnhtuit ?tis.ov
erlinrth.it the drawer was repeatedly the same person,
which could not full to lead to inquiry, if then- sen- any
double in regard to the .security in the muni.? of the pin?
chaseis.
It was stated by a gentleman eonnected with the firm,
that the ?Lit.-in-nt? published in Tin. Thibi nf. had
SBBMed a great rush to the banking house by depositor?
and others to mak. inquiry in regard to the matter. Mr.
Duncan rt-|?",ileil his BtetOBOOBl ni the day before that it
had b?<-n a comnmi) pructtce with his hOMM tor y? are punt
to tuan? aMtgnttOO- in the form et drafts made hy n I lcrk
in tbe boii?e, whu-h were then a.cepted by
the urra and sold by booker? Tim flun
never sold It* own paper directly, but
broker? oltcn .ame to the finn soli? iting it* paper
teaegea_0o> when ashed if these vee noy pacallarity
lu tb. ii.?inner of making the draft?, by wbb-h those
dru??n by the clerk bert- could be ?listing ii?hcd from
Ihn*? representing a. dial inercnnlile ti.inauetitui?. Mr.
Duncan lOfHoi that lhere 0*00 BOB, but he thought ii was
not the busln? ss of th? limito look after inch matter*.
It Hie pun baser had uuv detiltls, )t WOO his place to In?
vestigate the eba) -se ter of the parar be was buying,
?un film ? BtATBMEBT.
The following statement of the affair? of Dune.in, Phcr
ni.ti! ?V Ga has hOOB prepared for Hie public;
u ?mu? ins.
Bill? gay ??hie. partly re, ure?! f 101,4 "2 07
I.?-? estimated rains of ?.ninty
Inhl against ?ann. !>i?.?f.l 71
-B!i7.?in Bfl
Pill? livable, ona? fined . l.'Jia.i.'.U d'.?
l'iu-1.. il?'l?'Mlo ? . ??,r>l'J.i:?'.i 70
lan in len um rorresp? u lents, s.ii?
i.,: tomOi i in,?nt . I '?'-MH' O?
hourn! by lltilft- ot real cal?t? . . lui.I'M ti?
' " -T74?M DO
I'ashn r? and ecrtttliMl check? Bin! ct-rtilieste? ?if
u. penn. . ije,.i'i\ ho
B l?u? m depositor? nu a.? mint Havel? I?'ciisliis
uni < newer un?-?. Ba7,97B .it'
Totai liabilities.*4.H7!?.l?Jh 6i
SBBBIOi
Oaah nu band gold OOd cum-!,, v . 168,280 80
ll.t ? -? t lllttl .at it 1,1( bit is a>tjinBtC.I will be
coUeeled .... '.??H.u'.i K2
h u? ree? oubli. ,.i ?huh it i? eaStmsted will he
,?. lasted ... 180,407 ?W
Bi.l? 1.1?..united, nf which li i? estimai, ti will be
collected ... s?,i03 ia
I 111. i. ennui?. ??! whirh it I? estimated will be
?oll.Hl.-il. f.0'.',t.l?4 10
M?alo and bouda estimated at aseeoil market
tal,ii- f>:.6.47H t>0
Ka al e?tata. ni New Y Otk City Slid I lsew It? le,
SSSBoated ?I martel vaine, oki ?ud above
even nu ninbrsni e_. 371.367 d7
Ri u'.?'r?<? i?abl? . 0,-64167
Rtiiii.s aud uinrlgage? . 13:i,r?'7 DI
l'.|a?.ttfil csial* W. p.nll'T Dun
ian'? Boase and furniture, and
?in.ili> pc!snii.tl inn! i? ?ii |im|a.
a 'H . t-etiinat? ti at marke! value
b i.i w.,Hit .fStlaOOO 00
P*r?nri? li i?nins hniise und hit
nunn, ami mattery pen? ni and
real property, eetimat.-tl ?t our
kel value U> be worth . Hi.HtiO 00
W. Watt? .?h. unaiis bou?. Slid
fiiiininii ?mi siiinlii pennas]
ai .: real prop. riv. eel ui ile J at
market valiieto he wortu. . 34,f??K) 00
-'rU?tm oo
Tidal as??!?. 88.113,740 81
Mr Duncan and Judge BhlpMOO ?-x|?lained that the
statement is not ttilb lol and tali be tukcu as representing
only the approximate annul als. It hu* been prepared to
answer the many nupi ni* that an' daily made rsgaidnig
tee probable condition of the ??Hair? of the firm, aud with
e*|ieei?l care U> avoid making a better ?bowing than may
be justiHid by the ti nal results. All doubtful asset? have
Ua-u reduce?! or entirely ?trickt-u out. Mr. Duncan said
Ibat the assertion thal the amount paid in rash foi lettcra
?f credit in the hand? of person? traveling abroad,
which bia futher has secured, docs nut eiiccd
.fcJti.fiOO was a mistake. The amount aciuully
assumed by Alexander Duncan for which he has no
oih.-r N-cunty thau that of auy other creditor, was over
.ti.:?i<i.i><Mi The amount of liabilities given In the B0B88
nient on accuuut of trav.leis' credits and circulai not??*,
M gaWtJPn 56. The item of ?1.213,691 for n.i?t ( nrol
hills pay able, be said, wu? all lu the linn'.? neeopteaeOS
of the kind that has ben des.nlad. "If we had dated
tlM-uc (ll.ifl* flinn ?ollie pia? M in the Death. OS has been
intimai??!, seattaaed Mr. Dum an, "ii would han been
BMac as the paper tfeea could not have failed to dc
eeivc UM Bayer, but this v?e never did."
1OKECL0BUBE OF THE BLEECKES STREET
BA1UMUD.
ocir ok A iiR-sT MOBTOAOB BOBINIOUa KiA'lt
MBB1 oi PBBBIOBBT (ONovii.
A suit hi? beat bega i>y John M. Harlow,
the trustee of the fir?! MltflOgl Uiiidholderi of the
BteoelMI mu-, ft flI?i Hilton Ferty BaBtSBll Company,
against that C'onipatiy. and the trustees of Its BSOOad
moitgagc, to forclose the first mortage. In his com
lluiii? Mr Marlow ?tut??? that the aiimutit of his inort
?BgoB ^f??,(Hsi; that IBB fssapanj has made default
In paving the July iin.rest due on it ; that the Htayve
.sant Safe In BOOB Cannpaiiy, a holder of the bond?, hu*
BSSJOBOted him to begin tbia ImelHOTC OOtl, anti that
the Coiiipany BOO Bal paid it? tatet fur IM?i and 1S70,
and other Uxcs now am.uintlug to *s10,(HKi, nor the rent
of its dc|K)t pieuna-es at Twelfth ?t and Vsaife uve..
based from tb. eily. The ?nit Id lu form an or.linary
nmrtgug? forccloeui-r.aiKl the ordinary lu- pi ml. ns BfOtaOl
the ( ompany'B gtOgtktg wa?filial yestenla-, m the County
Clerk'? Office.
John T. Conover President of the MaHlraM PssopoBJ.
lolil a Tkibi sr. reimrtcr y?*tcida.v thal he :i,?l received
no notice that any suit bad laen la-giiii. II.- us?. 11? ?1
that the biisiiies? of the rond Is a? good
as It ever bal been, and that the re
eeipts for July. 1>,75, oaOOOlel thom; of July,
1874, by about 01,?Kio It ia In the power of the c??iu
paiiy to arrange for tin- payment al the July coupon?
wubin Vit hean, as many capitalist? ?tund nadv to fur
inbh the money on ?ondilion? which the Cnmiiaiiy baa
not been williuK u, U?i-e* to. The (halter I? peet?ttf It
slkiw? ihe Company to run its ear? upon the tnuk of snv
Ju.e with w... ?i -i ,-aii Bashe a hargaia, or to rent it?
liack u? other eompanies, and other ?eonpanlei have
b?nex?N-edliigly Hiixl.um to n.-ud their cbi? to Paitoa
Ferry. Mr. Conov? r did not ful mu? ti tiouhled <?u ?ie
eouni of the flnuiicisl condition of the OoatpoBT i?e. mss
he Mt as?ure.l that BO p? norn? would lose any of the
money which they had inve?ted in it? bond*.
J. 0. SHAW A COK. FAIIiURK.
THEIR PBl^KKT MBPtBMM Ct?WBtg BY PKkV Kit K
K V| mp |,A?s VU M ?.
A rfjort ?MW U?tu gainiiif? cretiit for a few
day? put. ths! ?? a'u? of J ?- 8n*w - Ot*. blank book
manufacturers, of No. ?T, ^?Wj-il., had failed. A
TaiBURO reporter called upon the senior jT**t-er yetter
*?y, but he tfetliued to say anything BBBOOra^H ""'
matter One of tbe principal creditors said that the hurt
tailed marly two years ago, but It was then
?eeided te give Un m an extension of time, in
tee hopes that they w.mid be able to mi. t their
Obligations. Their paper bad gone U? protest again re
Bently, and It was not likely that the finn eonld regata
eriwin a socoiid time. The creditor? will meet probsbly
Buring the coming weah. The indebtediieM of the bra
t hugely In UI? etty, though it ii tboogbt that tbey
ve a number of eeooante with Beeteen asaannscto?'rB
^,v__d _*__? '
JZoT*6** "i?*lf i_oietmpape?it Was learned
Wkt tks sosaoeagtoo ot Mm Brui was a Surprise* aithough
? vas koowa among pop m BMrehaate that the Ina wa
embarrassed about two yeari ago. J. O. "haw A Co.
have N-eu for several years among Ihe Jsrgest blank
book niauufacturera In the eily. About Ure years ago
lh?y removed ibclr bii?!ness from fhc lower part of the
city ta thru* present situation. Their business transur
tiotis at that lime amounted to alunit ??itKt.l'tH) per Mas?.
Mncc then their hare been many changes lu the blank
book tr?ele. Competition has increased, und there has
bSSJI a irreat decline in prices. Another creditor said
yotcrdnv Huit Mr. Dal ha?! expressed contltleuce in the
flrm's ability M pay all Its Indebtedness.
SI SI -ENSIGN GF S. A. CASTLE d CO.
KXI'LINATION BY TIIK ?SEMOll TARTNl-R.
Tlic suspensi?n of S. A. Castle ?fc Co., ctnii
mlssio.i di niels In gvn. ia! notions al No. 50 How.ml ?'..
Wai announced ia Monduy to the ct-edilois, hut it was
not ?-em-i'itUy known until lato In the we?-k. Mr. Castle
vest? immy talkett very freely concerning the causes of the
present difficulty, and made th<- following statement :
Our failure Is due to the suspension of Arm? at linrd
wcll. and of the Anchor lape sud Webbing Company of
Nortluimpton, M.iss. About four year? ago Mr. Hard
? well, a stixkhnlder In l.olh of these finns, mine
'- info our firm and brought pond? from Aim? A
. Hard well to sell nu eoioiuiNSUiii. Homo time sfteiaiW'd
li?" tare our acceptances to the firm of Al ins A BIN
well, amounting now to ?'.''..(?00, a? acciiintno.lHtion
I pap? r. He also gate acccpt-tis-i n to the Anchor Tnp<
j nu?! Webbing (?.nipan?, anioiii?im.' to HlMnit s-io.oun
These tbey hate bet ii utniblc to reduce. We ?. M bad
Anns A- Hurdwell's p:i|-er under dls.t.ntit to the aiiiount
I of ?tlO.OOO, which made about ?X40.1KK) lu all. These m
i eeptnnees had been running for four year?, and
! wen not reduced at all, winn Inn ?"?.rilli* Anns
i h Bardwell, thinking they could_j"ft through thl trouble
1 during Hu- Summer nskeh nu exlin.'on of Hine, which
i was (rrHnteti. The brst knowledi?-?; we bad of their failure
? was received July 30, when theil paper went lo protet-t.
' We luive conimiiniciiti'd with our creditors and aro ron
I ?Iderlng whether M appoint a receiver or enter a plea of
| i.ai.siuptiy. I think the former will lie Hie better pinn.
i A meeting of Hu-creditors Will Mon he held. Oiir?r??li
1 tors ?lit- nbout so in nuinbci, ?nid ihe im-j??iity
I of them an- Last? in manufacturer?, but some
Itolonjj In this city, Thsaaaslgusessf our firm hare of?
, fared us $:i(l.0O(( to ? -naide us lo ? ??Mintie, but -ted. < Id? ?1
i to suspend pity incut and come to B d? Unite settlement.
Our business has been large, ?iiiioiiiiting some years to
17(10,000?nul i*.??kumm. We hope to continue airain ?u
before afiei oui bsbssal ?lin??mt 1? * han besa BflnsteXI.
NGKTIIKKN PACIFIC BALE.
IHK ROAD MILD Al Al tlluN 10 TH? 11 iM)ll(U.l?rii*-'
ithliiamn?; com M inn: urn ?.ioo.ooo?plan
Ol 111 iiKi?AM?All?J**? ?llOI'l.l I L AlF.VMsor lill
MAMAQKBI.
The Northern Pacific Kaili <>;i?l -vas. ki ?li I ?H
public nu? lion yistcrday, under decree of the faltad
PUte- Circuit Court. The sale took place on the ?I? ps of
the Custom-House. 'Hie pim-lianr was .lohnst?, ii Living?
ston, Chairman of thl I'm? ha?iuk.'( oin.nittee of the boinl
! ho)?l?rs, and the ?mi.mut bid WM tha nominal sum al
I fl<?0.?)(K?. The sal" in, hided the road with au the Con:
p..ny's traiuhises und properly, except the Und? wini Ii
I hine tuen j?at -nt ed and certified, and vv hu b vt ill be ??obi
i on (id day V Dollie hereuftt r. l.viry thing was bid lu ss ?in
I entirety foi the Purchasing Ciimmittcr. which ?'(?lis!?!?,
1 lH'Slrie Mr. Liviiigstt.il, of Messrs. iii Illili? ?>. Stalk, Mour
! lii-i.d, lliitcLiiiHoii, and I)? nisoii. There waa n?i compel.
ii?.it, itiiil tl.c ouly bid wits that hy Mr. I.iviii??t?in.
The ?rT(K?,(K?0 Ititi was paul in tsUsh hy Ihe Purehitsing
Coininltlee, who will be r? imburs?'?t by the n. v unin.i:.'??
nu nt of the roiul. This sum was fixed in the dccicc ol
the Court orderine the sale, iii ?ntl? r t?. psj ths I? gal ex
piiii-es ?it settling ihe ,?l!.a.i? of the Company.
Am. ng theos amarad ni the tsto-rsri ?'?? Ooohssad
Chutleiuiigne Tower, the lru?te? s of the ino?.gage whMl
wai. fon closed by the ??ile ; Hen. li. W. ?'??'. foi uni I.?
i Prt'siddit and now receiver of th? C uupidiv- ; (.
lil. Wright. President ?.f the old corporal ion ;
i William Shaw, P. A. I?.no, the Company'" counsel ?
Judge Hu. ot Maine, the u.i'UiU. r? of the Kent.I of ]),
, rector?, and a number of otlur botidhold? is. The
! ameiuled ?lei r? ?? ?,f the court striking ?mt the wari "lund
I grunt'' in. hided iii th. pmpeitv covered hy the sale in
| the first de? ree waa rewl hy the auction? cr before the
i sale. The Tanners' Lana und 'Irust Company was
, ?I? signaled by the Purchasing Coinuiittee as the MM
i tod ian of the M-niriti? s whn-.i ?in to be calle?! In.
| Tlie Purchasing Committee declared y??t?idny that
| then wan perfeet unaninut.v among the bondholders of
j the rond in siipnoi t of the j.Inn of reorir?.iiiratinu shaat
j .to be asRMi out. The manager? of th? roi J ailinn
that the fore? loauie sale of yesterday bus iifti-d uti
inentms off the road whit h hound the Company haul and
foot, so that it could not build a mile of road. <?r improve
i its property. The fore? Insure was lu the m
| irrest of Hie road, in ord? r to put it into
' Hie bunds of the bondholders and enable Hiern
> to go on wiih its construction. The total hsaaVd
?iiidt lit? ?In? ss, uiider the mortgage, amounted to about
!4<M(i(MM>.?M?ii. On this sum ititi ?.-?t at the rate el I per
cent w.is lo lu paM for rive rears, ?hieb would hare
;.mounted to m ? t ->-12.0?Mi.i?<Hi taken fiuni the Conipanj 's
i pockets while they were unable to do any thing toward
I the <oiii].,iti.in of the mud I] was provide?! in Ihe
I dei ne of sale that if the road should be sold
i fur mote than the sum tiwi bv iii? court, the
an.!?ui!i bid shan |100,000 might be pild in bondi
I'udei this j.roi isiou if nu- oiiisuii- person had i.id niT
Hie tea.i, he, li..lilil??.' no bonds, mould in.v. htet obliged
lo nay in money cash d.wn, while auy bondholder
biddi.i'c above bim e<uiid pur In bouda Instead "f money.
j Thus itwa-made praciir.-iilt Impossible f??r the roadlo
? become the property of sa) persons nut the bondholders
The plan 01 reorganisation vtlnih will BOW he carried
out Was arianged last June, and is known as t),< "Li-.
ingston plan." It provid. s first for Hie appnintiiu nt of
the Pur. hiising CaasMlttee, which is tn simnaic thi man
SSTinenl of tLa io??] pending the olex non of a ne? Ht.at.l
of nu?eiors. It provides Hui! no assessment what
evei shall he levied uj>?>ii the hotidliohlers ;
but that all costs of purchase, expenses of
foreclosure, ?te., sIihII l?e pad OUI of the ass. I*
and m. nine of the company. The length of time .i ithln
?iiuli bondholders may join und participate in tin
beui'flis t.f the pur. hase of the properly, is left to th?'
discretion of the Purchasing Comadme. Ths ohjeet ol
ths m w organ.?ration is tn rout rrt the 7 '10 bond? tv. hu li
se tlios?'of th('ii.i.rtgag. pi?! foreclosed) into ntl 'end
slock, l.y B<l?lii.g Hi?- inn-iest to the principal of
the bondi iii ? iglit per era! pet annum fruin July 1,
1-Til the date of the last payment if intet, st. to itn.t
including July 1, 187*. This will give the
stockholder ?J-l,KM) of preferred stack, for every
11,000 bond that he holds. The itosk i? to be entitled
t?. iiividends ap ta 8 per cent as II Is earned sfter Julj l,
lH7??<. ihe pul? rnd stt.? k is 1. lu < onvi-i titile lit pul
aiul? ..?. i,, j or to he owned by the Comuaoy
east of" the Missouri River ni Minneaota or l)?k..i'i.
mt?, any lu
These lund? now amount to nearly -?.?-cki.immi a. re-. The
prseaedi <?f th? ii s?ie- are to be si?plled to the imrchase
of prelerred stoi k. 'Ibe ei.niiiu.i) slock is no1 to be
entitled t?i dividend? until B per ??tit pe? annum li
|.:i'd on preferred st"ik, ??"<l it ran bare no ruling
pitttet i,nni lift?.r July 1,1-7*?. Far tha coiistrnclicn ami
?".pi,| nu ni of the Mad Hie l-siii-oi His! Iiioilguge bonds,
not to exceed an average <?f f25,000 j.? r tulle of road
actually completad ?nut 'Inly accepted is provided fur.
Th?-e bonds nie . I?e a Hist ninl paramount li? ii on Un?
win.le I ea.l. ...I IlllliUg It? t'tjlliplill nt, len.Is, ami
franchises, but BUbiect M the nghl of the preferred
slock, until any default is made in the provisions ol Hie
molting.
bondholder! Kpresentiag orer |24^OOO^)O0 of the
|?I0,000,000 of bernis of Ihe road luiv. ?.n..,?it asaented
to the adoption ?.f this pinn. The munitgei? of the rout!
(?-.pn-as most bo|H.ful view? of ii? future. They state
tn.?i v. ni? nu-?el..?.i..,u ef t:.. m v. pian of organisai lirai
covered by sosn.i.l! a mortgafri fhev < iiiiuof fail f.. irak?
It a complete sue? ess l.v d? v.-lo-.ing the lesonrce? of Mon
talia sad Nevada, and opsaiUg up the Oatie of the North
W e?t. ?_________^
Il A S H l.\(i TO S TOPI ( 'S.
HI A HP IKACIKI. AT TIIK fMALl.KR POI-T
Oi IK i-f?.
WAiaiBUTOB, Thursday, A ni: 1% ls7r?.
Coiif-'i?M n ?. iitlv paai(*j a law piovidiiii?- for
UM lea'ijiistin? ut ol UM srt!:irie? of ptistmnstei? sa
the basis of ihe Hiiuunit of business trunsna t?-d at
their othYrs. This law ajipiied only to the sihhIUt
oftln's, us the lalai-lcs in the large cili?s aie lix??]
hy lsw. It has been lound that the po?tmn?teis
at the sie iib, omets have tnkeu advantage of
this Jaw lo in? reuse then salari?e by making a fit ti
tiona showing of busmihs by sales of stamps. ThSfiae
tleahashssa broken up recciitly lu tb" vicinity of New
York, but it ii likely to exist marali the gi?at cltiei.
The ?pedal agents are lii\e?tij.ating these ease?, ?tnd ?re
constantly finding new eva?lons of the splitt of ibis law.
The broker In st ntniis bctweoi Hu ?mall ohm es and the
New-"iurk etty (ifiioe made ?tt<M) inouthlv. The must
xa lions ntaiilt of this prat tue l?. that the expenses for
postuntster?' salaries have aln-ady Wen umeas??d above
the appropriations hy ?faWO.000 JOttiy. The ?hole
amouul appropriated for this purpose wa? l|?M)0,(M?0.
There will be a detU-ienty of about that amount. Tnli
doe* not .'niui. vt ?linn the italute which prohibits making
ditflcicnciea. Besnles, the postmaslet-? pey ihemsehes
by deductiiigth?' amount of their salarie? earn (-Harter
upon the fas.'? of ihe sales of stamps under the new hut
Dut for thl? lsw the usual post ohote dt flcleneies would be
greatly reduoed. Tbcre will lie no deflclenrlea lu the
oftir-s of the m.'-.t?riu and Third Assisisiit I'eitmast. r
General.
KINE ?"OR OVEKLOADINO A t?TF.AMBOAT.
The St-cretAry of the Troannry ha? dcridvil
no1 to re^'i tns fine ir:;nrred by ti?. oauDll sj the
steamer Plymouth Rock by earryiug Uilreon a load of
P uger? from Fall River, Maa?, largely in excess of
the number allowed by law.
?_??s
VelI?OW FEVRh) In a miwiihhippi viij.aoe.
Paixx'A0O>iT?A,TE.aB., Aug. 12.?Yfcllow ffvrr
broke out here on Sunday, Aug. h. It la not known how
it ??rl-rinated. bat It ta sBpposed to have beau liroiigbl
fracs Bsrsaa. ttkare are aow 40 toot* watt* treatumi,
and the disease is of a moat malignant type. Beven
deaths have occurred, lucluding that of Dr. liradtleld, a
leading physician.
THE BAXTER CANAL AWARD.*,
ITS faymknY DELATED by contkoli.kr
HOPKINS.
testimony op ii. ii. van DYCK, PBBBBBBBT or Tnr.
dix ibu m kam canal lu ?a i' company, bkiokk
the canal in vksl h.atio.n i ommi8-.ion ? b b.
haxtkk's claims and imp opposition to
TIIP.M?Till?. (.Hot "SUti ON WHICH TUB BTATB
CONIKOLLKK DHAYKD PAYMKNT OF TUP
IMgOBO PIVAI.IY A VA I KI H.D-LOSS Ti? IHK
1BVBBIOB.
The ('oinniiHsioii appointed liy fSov. Tilden
t?> InveKtigate the canal Hand? heard ti Miuiou.v a few
day? ago from II. 11. Van Dydi, President of the Baxter
MOOBI Cnnal*Ihu?l Truns|?ortatioii Company, It Is learned
that he testified In relation to the runnier in whn li
William Baxter, Who Invented the mut Iiinery by mewn
of whli h steam was applied a? a motive power
upon Hie (anal, waa treated by Ptate oflieiali
and the ililli, '??in ? be mel In endeavoring to
obtain the riw.inl prninMed by the Legislature.
A BOW WOO enaetetl by the I?cg1?latiiri- several year? ago
offering :. n-waid of fino,(KM) lo any one who would in?
vent mid plane In operation un engine by which canal
boats of a certain tonnage couM tie run economically on
ihc i anillo at a ?peed of four miles an hour. Many inven?
tions wen' offiitd, Bhl several were BBOOOOOM to a eel
tain extent. The boat built by William Baxter complied
In all respects with the condition?. It had the ri ijilisite
tonnage, it wa? pinpi lied eii?llv al the rate of
four miles an hour, and it only consumed about
a ton of cool daily. The engine was a modification of the
naaal asalteo palina, it wa? very tight aal compact
Its main advantage, however, wa? In the saving of IBoL
It was found on trial that these boat? had scurrying
power of o\ cr 'ino ton?, niul could make easily mure than
four mile? an hour. Mr. Hait.-r ? lulim d thal BO bed
lulhlled the ri'i|iiireinibt? of the LeglolOtan . and applied
lot the .?-I <il>.<?00 reward.
I'hc legislature of 1-74 appolated B commission lnn
??inline the Inipnivein?! ts in the coiistructioii of calal
boat?. It was then urged 00 OB objection to giving tl.e
ri'Wanl to Mr. Baxter that he had not BBOSpBrl
with the letter of the law, because ho liad not
invented iiiuchiuery th.it would propel any canal
boat at the rate ?if four miles un boar, it was
shown in BBSWer to IBM tbut the fault was not
in Hu linn hiin 1} ,iivi ni. ti by Mr. Halter, but m tin? c?.n
Mliirt'iin of the ubi ?It le oflo.it?. i'hev vtiic bulli M
heavily thal m? machinery could t>o pia.ni in thcin te
run them ?it the n-Chin <l lateof Opoed willi theliinit.il
expenditure of fnel. Mr. Halter iluluied tlu.t 00 linn h
important-? belonged to the model of In? innis sa to the
nun liim it. li wa? found that l.trgi- b.iai? were not ai
?t r-it I'lilt'f i??! sin.: 11 ones. Tile large boals entered UM
1m k? will: too i.-ieat ?mtiil'liliilii. um! ?liiuit-1 I lu- gates
I and piers by striking them tou heavily. Mi. Boxtet bo t
II bull uf the I ( ?lill I i'l (apaillt, ?Hld ?lil:.da-Hat- I i I
I usefulness bj running li np und noan tori ronol. rorrrlng
, freights fnmi l?itfalo to New York.
oiiiu person? cttiii|i itti for tin? i< wau ?I, niul many
i plans ann models were submitted. The Legislative Com
j liiiflee. in 1 ?-71, iii-nle ?eVi'al uvtiiii!?. ilul declih-i! to
rive Mr, Baxter 886,000 wheo be ehonld ploee eevro of
in? i .iii? upon Hie Bite ? ?niul. Hint have then nianing
, legulorly, carrying frelgbl between Ihii ritt snd lui
i falo. Aii award wa.? als.? mad-- t?> .1 c. UnMilna
of Buffalo foi hi? improvement... Mr. Dobbin |>'| boat
and his award were parch osel bj Mr. Baxter iii. Hi?
! ter Steam Canal Bool Transportation Cniapaoj woi
I (i-irteriti ?ni'i tin- ?di k waabegnn of balldtng canal
beats ?ifti r Mr. Baxter's BMdel and i arrylng tolga! Mr.
I Yan Dv i k.iu his ne. m ta -t iiiiniiy bet?re the! anal luv.?
t ii;:itiiig Con'mi. ?..m. -t.?h il that, us i-i, nil ni o: the Com
I pilby, in Dei chiller, 1?7L heap pi ?ni to the Con! roll) r Of the
otate, Nei?oii K. Bookin?, fur the mon.-?? Ihnl had hero
awarded by the Legislative Caauatttee. Tin CoutroUer
? titi :l ??I lu i oil ii .mt pay the lunney 1m .ruse tin le v. M liol
1 b siiillciiut amount In the traaenry. He aaeeited Ihnl
; Illili' lind lui Ii Ini^ipl'liipi l.'lllfli (I.Illsi ?ttt.it In ti to ti.?
?ni passed bj tbi Legulataw, and thal he must wait fur
the gi 1.eral Lue? tomine in I" fun- he timbi pay tin
llllli?illt ?iwarili d. The tax?e woult! nu! In irin to l>? p,ml
in until after Hie l-l ni Hu loom 1? followlag lli.it IU
w Inch iii? upiiln a'.ii ii in the Controller wa? mi le.
Mr. Boxter ha?l been obliged io nae ?? largi aaM el
money to conatroet the seven booti required. The Coo
' trolltr wa? informed H.nt more than the 833,000lud
hera expended la palatina the boote upoo iheraaaL "The
< muitu aw.irii??I wa? not piiiii to the compon), however,
I ami Mt. Baxter wa? foi.tal te dispose or 'ii? rlalmi
at a Uoeoant. The I1.V000 nwnid thal he
I bal pun li.i m1 of Mr Diibbins wa? ?lia? minii-al
tt-,.1 Mt. P.- mington il'hllo Benington, it la uni? rate m1),
and the 833,000 ra i?-ign d to Otnei person? vii
i Ui-miiigtoii hud id- un i <i lunney and Mr. llitxt? i w i? In
debted to bim foi building the boats, lince weeks .if t? i
the claims hal been ?old the mom y via? paul n-the as?
signe* s BJ tee ( tiiitrolh r.
A CARD OF LXI'I.ANATION" HY EX-CABAL
0FFIC1AIA
ALBABTi Aug. 12.?Ill Aron* of to-inoin.w
morolog will eotituili li Id r? fr.im I.iriit.?ov. Ile.u h und
stale Lngliu-i-r Ku hmmiil. members of the ('amil Hoard
of I860, ?t.iting in substitute that tin ti ((lilli ti m.tp?.
plan?, and estim?tes wen- before thal Boardwbeathe
l'nrl Hi hut ?cr tunk WM ortler? d In In-Iel. This M the
work the contract for the exeeatloo of winch ?as made
With Denison, Helden A Cohipiin? . ?uni foi tn? ?I the ?iib
nat nt IkC Hirt rejK.rt of the (?ovcnior's ( alni! CoaMBlB
sion. ^_??_???_????_?_?_
lilt: SCIENTISTS AT DETE0IT.
BBCOBB DAT- sfssion?nmai.l ATTBMDABCI 01
MPVIIll!:?.-llospirAI.ITIls op Tin; (IlI/KNS?A
NKVV Si Il-SKC ritl.N Ok MlCltosCol'Y?IWI.NTV
F1VK PAPPUS KIAH.
DbTBOITi Ans?'- l'A.?Tin-session of the Ameri?
can ?BSOflollOB for UM Advanci nu ni of sen nee Is prov?
ing ?i i uiupiete ?ucci-s in eviTi thing but number?. The
number of member? who have responded lo their BOOMI
at roll - all Is a? yet only IBS. The citizens of this i lty an
doing all in tlu-lr power to make the Meeting pleasant
to all conn ruc 1 This ninian: g in vu ?if ions to visit various
i points of interivt w?-n received and properly acted nana.
Prof. Morse'? r.sl'.'iuitioii as a member of the Handing
j ( ?iiinnittee was accept? ?!, and Pitt. 'I. W. ? lark of ( in
ciiiuati, was < I?? ?eil in lu? plan- by ballot. Hie gem-oil
j nu (ting Ihcn adjourned, the section? reassembling at
osos in lhali roapectlve room?.
In Seetluu A, devoted lu M.i!In (imlii ? nilli Phyau'l. the
! following wereehooen meoiheroal IkeOeaeral Noinlnnt
! ing Committee : omi. w. Hough of Albany, N. Y.j ?i. v
j Htorkweilof ?Cleveland, Ohio; II. I. lal h of Cincinnati,
: ohio: and Dr. U.C. Balten oft (ilnmiila College, Ni ? fork.
1 The foiiuv. nig popote meta read before the Hot thin :
I " DeeertPtlve (.?-ulm trv." by .-. Elwari Warien;
I " The Ho!?r Atmosphere, by 8. P. Langley ; " Problema
in Watson? lonrdinat? s." tay Thomas Ilillnn ; "The Di?
I intuition of the A?l? niul?." by Daniel Kilhwood ; "s um
Inequalities of a Long Period in take Moon's Motion." in
I John N. Mt?'?will. Ill the suit ?ccthtll of ( henii?ti j ,
j popero were readao Mlawe : "Oo the Omissioa of Dr
i nantirai Quantities from Cncniu.il Konuiii.e." tiy II p?,
i Walling; "Chemistry of Thre? Duneiisbm-," by 1'. w.
I nalke; "On Often New T BBgstefl ( ??uipeuiul?.'' tiy
I Alberil H. I?eeil?: "On Improvement of 1.misen'?
Method for SpiM-ill. Olivine? of lisses." lu T. C. Man
I'ltiiliiill "(?ii CarlHiii Det? niiiiiiitlons in linn
and t-fe?l." to john W. langley; "On Comparative De
l.-rmiiiatiD'.t ii the Snlnlilliln s of Alkaloid- in (', v ?lal.ne
Amorphous ami N.i?iciit ( onditioii?." bj Alli.ii H. Pres?
cott j und "Notes on Colorado Tellurium." by 1". \v.
(Luke. A ?ula-?! a Mon of mu rn?i tip) was mganl/i .1, and
ollie, rs will lu- eli ?led lo-minriiw.
BfStlea B, ?levotiil te geoliigv ?ml biology, mimed to
appeal sirnngl) to the public teeto. The Beeorder*!
(?nirt-roinii io w huh the se ?st'in? w? re Inld wa? tlin>ng*'d
thiuugiuiui t'.e Beaateaa Popen weet toni bofeUowe!
"Are Insects any Material Aid to Plant? in Fertilisa
t.out" hy Tbiuiia?. Meehan; " Distriliiitmii ol Hatru
( hu ami l? piila of Ninth Aim-ilia," by V..
I? Co|M- ; "Locusts a? l'??)d for Man/' bjr
Char,.-? V P.1I.-V! ?? Pac Maallea from Kolan of Ancbni
Hoik Mt iilptnn a- in Ohio, with Vi ? I,.,: LxpUiiallon?." bv
(haiies WhlUeeey; "Jfotlee ?>f Nune Pnktotorii l'a'
nains fi?.tu Mu higaii and HLmui," by A Winckel!;
Booral Mound Lxplanutiuns." by A Daten
pnil; "Iowa," by H. I. I'arqueborn ; "i'losiial
(?(dingy of the Trap Formation of Uke huit(ii,,r,
Plana and Verbal Exptaaatioae,M hy taarlee
Whitleoey ; " The Oooloaj el lae Boothera Coanth ? <?f
Bew-Tork, and parti? ulaily of the ( atskill Mooataln He
itlon?," bv .laim ? Hull ; ?? Ita ctitlcaliiiii of the Oeologieal
Mapof Michigan," by Ab-x VAIiuhell; "New Hih-cIiiicii?
of Fossils from Canada." by J. W. Dawson; "Home new
Slid remarkable ( ual i'lani? fruin the Lower Coal VIchs
urts u! Ohiu. and thilr Typical ktlatio..?," by,p |? An
_Tfm* '? " Ki'ilence of Olaelal Adlon BpOB the Humnilt of
Mt VAuahliigtoh, N. R.,nkyC II. Hitchcock; "indian
Mound? and shell li? ?it* Uear I'eiisu-ola, Fla ," by
(?eorge M-Meinberg; " Note? on the Aboriginal Money
of ( al if? .mia, hy Lorenro (i Yat.s. Thi? evening, the
im min r? of the A?MM-ia(lan, after llilenlng to an sddn?ss
tiy Dr. John b LeOOBtO of PhilBdelphia, iuvsnic tbe
gin ?ts of E. A. Bru?h, one of the olde?t residents and
wealthiest cltliens of the place. The weather 1? delight?
ful, und ?vei ? ihlij ???iisuiri? to iiiuka- ibis au cn eptlooollv
pleasant mettlug. '
A GOOD HARV1*T IN NKMUeKA.
Omaha, Neh., Aug. 12.?The Herald haa
iji'cnii? from nineteen of the heaviest grain growing
counties of ibu Btato. Th.y give encouraging reports.
The grasshopper? have entirely llsapiieared In moot
p).aees. Al ( hapniau'i they settl.d down yesterday and
the ulght before in vast uumbera and burt cuni badly.
Ia Daw sou County the damage to corn will be lew? than?
one tenth. The email grain throughout the Mau m
nearly all barrelled In gool coalition. Many tannera
are working lay and night to secure the rrvpa Tue
seal lui Is very pleoaaat, the thennometer longing
about 7b".
FOREIGN NEWS.
m
TOP. INSIRRF.CTION IN HERZEGOVINA.
TBX BITL'ATION BSBJtBfc- ?KAVK AT CON'bTAMINOPI.T.
?NEAItLY 5,000 LNBLRUKNTS LN TUA 1UU>?
THE MOBSmSBOn AND hAliVlAllAVh AIDINO
Til KM?Um tVMBM BOL'TKD NKAR IIILLBTKHIK?
Kl'SSIA AND OKKMANY DISPOSED TO BlT'PUKT
ALSTBIAS INTKKVKNIION.
Cokstaktinofi.k, Thursday, Ang. 12,1S7.V
The Turquie (newspaper of this ?ifyl says the
situation in Her/ego v ina i? hemming grave. Uanda
of haanjUlla have descended into tin? l??-in lu-fore
Treliigne and attacked that place, hunting
and pillaging i? aii directions. A force of
?about ?l.iMHl men, elm fly Dalmatians and
Mouteiiegtius, ia endeavoring to destroy commu?
nication katwaoa Montar and KoTOOkJBO. Fifteen
bundled 1 ?aluiatians and Ht rzegoviuiaiia are inarch?
ing on Bocliuiche. The Montenegrins and Dalma?
tians are also aiding the insurgents with money and
prov ?simm. The presence of a Bj rvi.ni e?ir|?a on the
Turkish frontier als.? soi-nu to fnruish Ihc insurgents
encouragement.
BteaOOA, Thursday, Aug. 10, 187V
Information has tuon received here from Slavonic
BOONOO th.it OB ohstinute tight has taken place near
Hilletehie, betw.-cti the Hir/i'cuviniiin insurgents
and the Turku, resulting in the route of the lalter.
Yilmia. Thanda?, Aug. IS, 1971.
The Ft riiiihnhlatt report? tli.it CottBl fllllllBOOJ baa
(oiiU-riKl with the KoBBiaa and l.'eitiiau EtebflOOB
dors, and tin j have agreed to support Austria in any
reconnu? iiilalions ?lu- might make to Turkey looking
to tho paciluation of llei/.i-gov mu.
SI'AMsjl AfTAIBK
A LEW OK 100,000 MIN til LICIA! TY ANNOt N? ti)
?THE PtTH.lc DBBI To BB COX80LIDATBD-?
BOMBABDBBXT op i.iqi litio ? DB8FBBATB
1 Ililli I ?(, Al fell? D'l'Ki.l.l.-Tlll. OlfSANA TOW Lil
CAI'Tl'KLD BV Til!-: ALTOXOIOTO.
MaiuiiIi, Thursday. Aug. IS, I87B.
In B.cordancc willi the notice given on
Tm-duy a dei rec WOB promulgad .1 tiMiuy in the oflieial
garette ordering a levy ?if lOOyOOO uilttitioual men for
mli't.Tiy sei vice. The levv include? y ???Mu. who shall
1 have Btlahted the age of Iii years by the ?list of Dciciii
1 her aest
Another decree ii i??ued dlrcelinc the Maletee of
Killumi-to reiliein the fliiating ?It lil. and l??ue coin-nli
daleil nil. rim ?erip for BBMMMBMIOO, in order to guai
..ntii futuic loaao, aaweUaetim advaaeea ot in.- Baah
ot Spain ?.ml Hi? Mortgage Lank.
"? Tim man (if war Valor?a is bombarding the town of
la't|iieitiii. on lim Ifleooyaaeeaat
(?cn. Martini-/.Ciuiitii?. In a disp.it. h dated Bro d'I'r
gi I to ?lav, auinuiuc.-s that the troop? under bis com.
iiiaiul, altee di ap?talo lighting, entend the (Mooan lawoo
It.-lost KKl killed. The (Hrlist lose was still beav Mt,
and manv of the KBitlson wen- taken prison?:?. The cx
pin?.on of Hie Bjogaatae in the ?itadel mude a large
lu? a? li in the ?rolls.
? ?
EGYPT THREATENED Willi INVASION.
IBB ABTaOIXlAKB PKLPakini? lu uin?? un. PBOB
'III II-lill. I '.YPITAN I HOOPS IO HU ltl-.-k.N
POBCI i>.
Cvnio,'ihiu.silay, Aug. 13, L87Ba
The Ab? -siniuiis BR tii?i!?iiiir picpaiations to
' lavado the Rgyptlaa (rentier, which i? no1 HBBeleatly
giianleil. 'I lu Khiilivc ha? leal recnfur. ?men!? to the
troopi uti Um bolder.
HONORS TU AMERICAN BCIENCE.
MI HAL? AWABDBD 11V IHK (?LOOHAIIIK AL COB
OBI ?S VI PVIH-.
l'un?. Tliur?<tay. Au?. IS, lf>7Y
The Geographical Cougreoo baa awarded
medal? ni the tit?! t Li?? to Hu MutPth el Barren at
W ,i?l.'ii^-t 'a, anil 1'iof. II av dc'.i. tin American geologist.
i EXTENSIVE FI.ooDS IN BRITISH INDIA.
KAU KOAH lit til Ii I N II.1(1(1 I'll I? IN IHK PI N.I Al!.
LdBBOB, Thursday, Aug. IS, 1--75.
A np??ial disputed to The Timm trott Cal
Batta say? cxt.-ii.-ive llnoil? prevail iii the Punjab. Tmvel
mi Hit- lailw.it s i? nil. ri upti d.
THE AMERICAN RIFLEMEN HOMEWARD
BOUND.
I.ivihiiioL. Thuraday. Aug. It, 1875.
Tin- Aniciicun rilli men Bailed from this jioil
? fur In im at l o'clock tin.? afternoon lu the MeaOMklp
Cilv i?l I!, ri,!).
FAILURE OF A BRITISH IROS COMPANY.
honwn, ? May? Kug. li r>:;io a m.
The Stockton Bail Mill Company !??is sas?
pi ml? ?I, in eoBOeqn?me of t'n? failure of Bhawh riininp
?taii, tin-utan unit lianih The liublUlici of the (oin pany?
an? estimated at !p?ill(l,(??>(>
ACCIDENT TO THE BTEAMER ALGERIAN IN
THE ST. LAWRENCE.
MIK 8TBIBB8 OB A Kui K IN Tlli! KAI'II??? ALL TIIK
PaOBRBOBBa LANDl.l? SAILLY AND ?K.N1 TO
MiiNIIHAL.
MOBTBEAL, Aug. I'-'.?The steamer Algerian,
of the I'.h heilen and OlHatm .Navigation Company, on
her dow n trip Ti Mt llnj afternoon, struck on a n?< k in
Split kock I'.apnls. About :?Ki | a??i n.-ers -.vere oil board,
iiiosllv Amil h ?in tourist?, fully one-half lieing ladies,
who. witii ?t (ew exc?ptico?-, remained cool anil toilet ted.
All wen ta.if.1y loaded at Viiiidreinl ami fiu-wanlcil by
speetal trota to Ueatnal tin? moi nlllg The naael re?
mains upright ?nit! lies Vi eil out of the water.
DESECRATION OF THE DEAD.
COBCTDKBASLS BStTTBMEBT IB HALIFAX?A Mo? K
Pl'XBBAL PBOB A IP ??I'll VI.?TIIK PK.vl'U IMs
* 011 io: 11.
Halifax, N'. S.. Aug. l'J.?The city is greatly
ext Itetl over I ha- iiiiinm r lu win? ti the remain? at path nia?
ll ho die ni the hospital an- HepBBOd of. A BOOMI Ulled
with rii'.iii-lt was ?olcmnlv interred a? e.intaiiilng the re?
mains of a young mau tha* h:?d died in that institution.
The fiuud v. us not ill?, ov? real until the suspl? nui? of tho
friend? of the OatUOOet vu re amused and the coffin un
earthed, a ?butor kM heea broomI for coiffpiicity in
Hie ?ta't.iu.
THE (THAN INSURRECTION.
A SPANISH ? ill ??NU. IAKIN lltotl A OBITIOfl Mill
sn wint at p..um BICO ani? shot by thk
sPANiAltDs-TUB IK ill ?I 01 TUK POBBIOB DOS
hi |j? DIMBOABDBD?TMB BBW8 slppih OBKB.
Kky WbbTi Au^r. II'.?A letter from H.ivana
Malea that Um poeeeafai who wu? IherlMy BtkealaM
mimili Iniinlhe llrili?h mail ?I? ann-i Kuli r at Perte Mee
by the Hpunish Bltksillttl pioved to b? a c.ilniiel in the
spanish i-nii-i-. Ile wa? brought ashore ami sooti ?ifter
w ard ?hot. All the foreign i oii?ul? prote?t?-?l again t the
a.l. No new? of this arrest and i vruition wa- allow? d
kg tbr Censorship in Dava' ? to pass ov r the wiles.
THK OLD CATHOLIC CONFERENCE AT BONN.
TIIK PBOCnUHBOJ opi.NUi HY BB ABOBBBI PBOM
HK. BOU IN(,LII ? KNliLIslI AND AMI KUAN CLi.K
BTMBB PBBBBBT?A OMIfBDBBACT ni KIBDBBB
DKNOMINVIION? ? ON IKMI'I Al KI?.
HiiNN.Thuiaulay. Aug IS, ls7S.
In altciidanf-e at the Old Catliolic ('onfci
encc, ?Illili opeued its se??io!i here lo-ds), there are
sbout thirty Fngllih and American clergy men ?nd sev?
eral Ardil wandi BOO and MObopa ot the KaaUru 1'bur. h.
Among the American divin?-.? ure the Rev. lira. Unsdou,
Nevin, Potter, and Parry. Dr. Dollliig?T op? ned the
pris-eedings ?sith an addre?? which laited an hour. He
treated of the relation ot the dogmntic controversy be?
tween the Latin and Oreek Churches through
the whole courin of ecc1e?ia?tlcsl history. At
the conclusion of his sddress the Confirmee en
tend ui?ou the business for which It bad met, which
was the coniidcration of Dr. DuHinger*i plan of
confederation and Ititercomnmlon among the sepsrsted
Churchs?. Tbli union I? to lu? Meed on a mutual recoe
niUun of primitive truth, whb-h may enable euch_Church
to admit members of ??t her coin mun loos to It? privilege!
In respect of dlviue worship and the Chrtitiao ?ucra
menu Al the nome time sn actual fu?1iin, or the ?acrl
|ce of naUonal or tiwditional peciillartUes of term or
Sank conititutlon Is not contemplated An nnambten
ouieipreaaionof the lubsUtice of I hrtstiaa ?>?*<'?nn?
sod Pra.?n.?e m UMWht by the lllble and I steers of the
Auneut chun h I? sough? as the real bond of union.
Tbc d>?. usti?n of this subie** ?>e??H*>lv?d the 8BBBBBW
of to-day's sitting. The Conference will be In session
tiuv* days. ^^^^^^^^^^^^^
POLITICAL NEWE.
ORF.GON CONVKNTION8.
TUB .MIir.FENDK.VrS NOMINATE O. M. WHITNKT T(>
ttflffHI't
San Francisco, Aujr. 1*2.?The Indep? adent
State Convention of Oregon met at Salem yesterday. The
platform adopted by the Convention favor? the resump?
tion of Rpeclc payments and a rtpcnl of tbe act doubling
the Pre-ii!? nts salary, aud plcdg?** the nominee to river
and harbor Improvements and locks ut cascade?, la legis?
late control of fare? and freight?, and to the relmtnii??"
im-nt of Oregon hy the I ni ted ?-tate? for tin- Modos War
ex|? uses. The Convention inuiiliisted O. M. Whltn? y, a
saw-mill mau, for Congress.
nomination of aatatar MABjnra for comir*..--'* by
BEPIBIHAN?.
The plittfonu of Hie Oregon Kcpubllcsti Convention d?>
clsres sdlierenci-lo the Union snd to i bo sovereignty <>f
the Fedentl tioveruuienl ; approvi? the Nallointl Ailmiti
iat.-stioii ami favor? um policy of arbitration l?efv?een
governments, the resumption of specie payments, a re?
vision of tin-Patent laws, leglshiilvc control ??f aarasn?
flnns, and (iovernment sanction of fnt? rniil improve?
ment?; ami opposes a third l'r??tt?leiitlal terni. Th. (on
Vftiiiou nominate?! Heiny Wai lier, formerly Keeeiver of
the United **Ute? Lam? O?BBB al Oregon City, for l nu?
gra-?!?.
TAMMANY KKOKliAMZATION (OMI'I.K?KI*.
TIIL AI'IIUS Of IHK COMMini I OK Ms? in INK i.v
-XlKSif.l? BV THF. liKMir.AI. ? '?iMMUT! K-l"K()TK"4T
FROM ASSHMIILYMAN ( HTKi.lN? PLAIN W?)l!I>rt
raOM JollX KKI.LV?AN t-iXI"! ANAlln.N FROM An
BCafBLI AIAN WAKilNF.lt.
A Vii y full i?'|ne*?eiit!itii)i) of the Gciiciul
, Coiiiiuittee of the Tammany Hall Demacra?-} was pros
j sent last evening, to tuk<- action on the norg.-itiii.itum of
; the 111?], XHh, and XVtb Distrl? ts, and receive Hie re
j port Of thS Committee on Oigani/ution. Nearly all Hie
, prominent meiuliers ?sere present. Vice-Prrsldeut Quinn
preslilod, lu the absence of Abruiu I, Hewitt.
tlMhpoetal Committee to which wasMfatred the re?o
I luttons pi. sent? .1 at the liiast inccting with ivfcnnci- to
j Hu-reduction of laborers' wages, and which bad given
in a rejioit deploring the redie lion us unwise ami nil?
ibili, d for to the Committee on On-a'.ii/utii.n, submitted
! this report. H ?as put to n vote and t ?inlett ?timost
i without a dissenting voice. Assemhlv tinin Tliunu.s
Costigan, one of the mciiihers of the 1 if
! teenth Distil?t Oeaaral OsaMaixtas, avIio *wua
, dro]ipeil w lu ti the reorganisation WSI made sprung lo
his feet mid eudettvored to offer an aunndiuei.t. He viss
I ruled out of seder by the Chairman, who said be should
have offeie?! his ?uncu.In.? ni ?oom r. Iir. Cosiigun, SB
pciiling to the Committee, demanded to know if thai WB I
' fairplay in Tauimuuy Hull. Ile was told hy the C1.air
I mau tli.it he would have SB opportunity to be heard. Mr.
: Oostigaa proc?seles,to read his iiinendiiu-iit, ?huh wit.?
that (ien. Fit/John 1'ori? r, having reduced the wage? of
the laborers on the public viork-, was unworthy the ?"ii
tlii. m ?? of the Dcinoeiatii' pint v.
John Kelly 'in Hi.-nu ..ti time lind risen to s p tint of
i onler thal no am? inlim-nt ? mihi li?, offer? ?I, ?s the vote on
the previous motion had been iinnoun. ed. The Chun until
pteiietin. .?I the point of order well take n, an?! Mr. Costi
t .ii silt down.
Mn.loi (quincy th? u read the rSBati of the Committee on
Orgaalsatloa sa tin- i-MtgaaJsatlaa ?t the Hld, xith, and
I XVtb District?.
Mr. ( .ttigun Hi. ii offered as an amendment that so
much of tli.rcpoit us r? late?? to the XVIh IHslria t lie
1 aitnitie i. There was a question whether this snasudMeat
| WM seconded or not, and Air Killi Unalla n In-ved bim j
' of ihe 'Iii. n.i,,a by *???? ondlng it bluisetf. in arder to bring
i u n.. i'i. i 1 f e ihe nu. tins' and ulm va Hie mover?n
| opportunity to be he mi. Mr. Gusttgafl ?p??ke M consid?
?rable h ngth. He denounced the attempt to deprivs |
?lisliicts of the right of li pr? ?entallen or Id depo?o
tiuii chosen represeutatlrefl in the General Ootojnit
! tee. rji. akilig of his own .iriaigiiiii. lit, In ?liid :
, " Nov.-,, f s hat trine? have I i-eeu guilty I It li true
'. that i opealr denounced the reduction ol the laborers'
! wage?, luit bas net T.tiuinai.y Hall Itself Sah-cted to do
tie ? im?! it is true that I refused to rota for tin lull
] protopted st Albany by Mr. Kelly, which proposed to
I ta*?' frein the people the right to elt-et theil own civ ii
, i.isiu . ?, and n. confer on Mayor Wk-khan Power to sp
point ti.cm without even the ?iiui-iieu of iii.- board ?f
. Al.i.i ?in n. Hu! I ?lid this because my Democratic 111
[ ??in. ts toitl mi-liiut it was contrary to Dfino. mt!? doe
trine, nuil my carh uf ofllct? compelled tue tu vote a? my
| jiiitguifiit and mu as Mr. Kelly's ?in tatad. Am I lo be ex
pa m .1 I.?. ?.use I lived up to our Democratic piaCoriu and
I the ?ibligiifloii of my out li P
Ali. K? ?iv said Mr. Costigan nu? BSSSrttBf what was
liol fine. The bl 1 b<" favored gut?- the power of coull una
t ion t?. ti i iioui d i.r Aid., m. ii. Mr. Costigan BaM be ii...I
implii n rauh lu lbs gentlerasa, bat, invirtin-i?*?. thers ?
s as iiolbiug aboiil Hie .'?.l.ni iiiiug iH.vter lu Hi. bul. Mr.
i Kelly ??ml tlnil when the bill left Iii? hSBdl ii gave
' tbe power to appoint the civil Justit, a to |
1 the Mat or, subject to confirmation hy tho j
Hean] of AldiTiiun. It wa? found, ufu-r m
icotigatmn tliat the lt.cput.lt? ali? viould not au pp. rl Toe
nu. lie favored It because It would hare Mvedthe city
' i?'.? 1 ?uki by redi'? tmii ?if ?ulan ?. He lum no du-lie to
1 . fi.tialiit power In lillnsi II, s? had h?-?-U . Intrg.-.l. It w.te
I in? ?-spiii.ti gi.?titi? aiton to li.m to be the leader of an
' organization. Uevsluedbia posltioa ot*]y for the oppor
! tUUlty It affordid him of gi ? in,,- kii.e.l g.in-rimif ni f.i the
I etty. li. wa? willing that nil his seta wbaa the
Ia gisi.ilure was in sealion should be closely scru
] fin.n?!. The Hem. mi at? of Hie lower Hntise
leel reduced the ?alarie? of ull the Judicial
I (?Meer? ?ho will com?: bSfON the p. opie f?ir
election this Fill. He favond giving a fair etjulv abut
for -en ?re? ri"i!il'"ifd. He ?vu? oppose?! to th? n dm Hen
??f laborer?'w?.gea. When h?' le allied thal the heads of
He purlin, nts contempl?t? ?1 reducing the laborers' wages,
lu-pronoun? ed it a serious mistake. Hu understood tho
ant.i.his labels of it laborer or ?ne? hume. He hail BSS8 a
inci'iiiiiii?', and understood what lal-or was worth. He
thought, lOiisldeilug th? pus. ut condition ?if affair?.
Huit-?-> per day was not too naeh for a ?lay's work. He
hail ?n iv ?ii to build up tue orguni/.ittitin, and the
lifinoi ru? y ol Ihe eily und Unte should BOW pt proud of
the Ueoeral Conn-ittee, a? the rapt-eManatlves of ti.?
party m Hu? etty, ile beth ved mrrganltatlifa wits
m. ?ssiuy lu the iii- triaf-, named. Teen? v.eio traitors in
the oiK.tiii-ation, itml it was aeeessanr thal they -aix.uld
be east out. .He was foiiviiu ed thal Janie ? llaves wai lu
league vtiih tins?- cieaceraed m forming the outside
oisitii.7i.ii.<n. No organisation could hope to wiceced
I with traitors in it.
Mm. A. lloyd moved that the re|Hirt tie adopted. Ho :
chin itcteri/.'d the ?peecu of Mr C. ??itrsii a? disorganiz?
ing ..ml nu?? hiev on? in it? t ti It nci.-s. Many vv lui spoke
for lue workiiigm? li, ?ilitl pioles.setl mat syuipilny for
thean, never did ? lau daj '? wart in then live?, lie bud
ni hi? pasaesaloo letters fn.ui ottW-era of the outside
Demo, r.ttif oiguiii/allon, a-;..ng lo be placid ou tha M?
. uiisli in l? d (uni ral Co.iiiiiitt?-fs of Hie dist! let! named.
Mr. Kell) having ?ulidia? n ;.is motion to leeoad Coi
lignii's iiiiiciulnif ut, u vote was baal on the atloptiou of
In? lepiii 1. and it non t.iilletl with only tvto ol tbr.e a I tat
, sa li.I.ii. Vote?.
Issnaihlj ulan Waihiii r rose to a ajue?tioii of prmlige.
li,- hail received in his noli?, t.. utteti.t Hie iiiietmg u|
i Hie ?.fin ral Comuiitt?'?' a oopj of au alible eut from Tat
! H?s/?f. Ill which be was chaiged wilb receiving h bribe
va Ima ,u ?I.? Ia g:s!, iline. Ho Jil'moilun ?1 (lie stn!, n,. m
I false in every parin ul.tr in so ni ?is it ti la tod to bim, aud
?laalan-al lue stuta-in.-nt wits iii-i?ii??l by a lili'i
, rat?* lol.l.yist, win???? scbeiue? lie liol deemi-<i
li his dlltV to oppose Willie in the la-gls- |
lature. Mr. rielly sahl Be was ph-BSel to hear the i.
1 marks of tin-geiiileinuti. Ill? attention wa? csiled to the
I article winn il appeured. It was pri?tes] ina 1>?mo
?rulii ii.'W?p.?|.fi, iiitul.iltng u'i ?.v. i l le I men, aid be
I bad looked long ami anxiously M see u dsutal from in..?.
I wluis. nairn-? win- UMi-tl. Although some ?thal late, lie
was glad to haar thS m ntl? mun say lu was muoc? nt of
Ihe ? barg??. Not until W8 bate pille l.c _le?almc?, lie
added, ?sill VI have good laws.
?ORTO CAHOLINA 1.LKCTT0N.
Halik.h, N. ('., Aine. Iii.?The rlection for
delegate? to the Constitutional Convention foots up no
Democrat?. 9 lud< [nu.I.'tit J?? ni? ?t rats, and M ?toaahU- I
ciins, ?ho<v lug ?liai Ihe Deuusirats liiiw- carried the .stale.
Till III.ACK HILLS.
THK SlorX DKMAND K)K ( ( ?MPKNSATItiN.
Omaha, Nch., Aiijr. 12.?Orri. Hnpulfn lins
Just rec.ived the following fium foti l.itrarale:
A courier from the li link Hill? npoit? Hutt Kel Cloud,
.?polled Tall, and athel Indian? an- near Harney ? Pt ak,
?1? miii.liug ...nu ? :is?'Iloll foi ?liliu-.g?" ?.oin !u?ir i t.uutry ,
?uni that Pollisk wishes to know It (ien Crook has auy
onlcis foi bim lu ii?! be ne el? th.- chicle.
A GREAT INDIAN COl'NCU, Ai-UCKF!!
Washington, Au,.'. 12.?The follow in-; dis
pal? h waa received at tbelnd.au lim? au tin? mm nmg
from the Rev. h. l> Hinman, dated Cheyenne Kiver
Agency, Aug. li :
The I milan? at Cheyenne and -?tan ling Kock conaeut to
go t?> Hrd Cloud for a grand ? ?.au. II We li?te ?lue? ltd
the Ageut to furuisli them i itlion? fur I lie lourney , ?iel also
lo siu-ud lu i*erson If p<i??ii?le There w11] probably be
?i.iss) Indians nieseut st the nunn ii, beside? thos.' be
longing lo the l.t?d Cloud ?ml H|?otted Tall agenrlea. It
la tiiiportant that tiri ?eui? should be seut tor Hiern aud
horses ordered lo Le pur? has? ?1. The fsslui c to remove
Ibe w lut, s from lbs Black 11.ii? Is lilli causing n?
trouille._
THE WAR ON THF. WHItiKY RINO.
St. I?i'i9, Mo., Aug. 12.?-The ext-t-nsiva
liquor establishment of B. Adler A Co., EL Joseph, Ma,
was Bslssd ysatriday by liuiu-d butta revenue offlcers.
It is said other seUures are to ?fallow. W. T /..imiter? of
Bedalia, Mo., was ai rested j esU-rday for opeiaUag a dis
Ullery eoatrary te law.
GOV. TILDEN-S TOUR
RECF.PTION AND M'YA'A II AT I'Tli'A.
THF NFK.D OB AN HON.?I I Mil-LA U HR? TIIK W' OB
OP RSroHM IVII-OKTANI To avilit'? IN ?"KSIir
ABROAD?THR ' I A I I TAIKS TO UK RKHI'I RD lo
TIIK KUI nrH-HK TUR WAK ? IHK /CIIIIVO
MFNTS OK TIIK CANA!. C 'MMI?'l< N
Utica, N. Y., Aug. I'?* ?(??v. 1 ilil. i? an?) part v left
Syraruae to-dav at 12; IO p. m . ami srnve.1 alioiil i?
p.m. Thev were greeted at Oueida end Home. At
Rome, fine, Tildi n rOOOgBtaH the fOMeaoMo .lohn
Stn ki r.wli i i-i an invalid in (lu ? m-??! and algltt??!
from the train to ?peak to him 'Iii? ? n>?d wet??
very eiillnisiaetic. At 1'lica, Senat??! Kimon mut at
nuinlisr of prouiin? ut (iti/< ns nut the patty, anal .*
?alita- wa? filed. Tin- aftc!n?)a?ii ti;i#a ?pa nf i|iiu Hy
at tin residen??-?" ti Mr. Ki man I he party ?lu.? ?I .1
4?;i0, (?ov. S. viiiinir laing present. At * p. m..
tho party went I?, the Mutt.-iti? Id Hull??*, m front of
wlncli arr?tai thousand people lui?l gatiiinil Tho
Old ltira Man.l play.?! "Bail t<? bhot Mot" Tho
Onvenior wu? introduced l?y Senator Keri.an, wlm
spoke as f? li.??t r :
CBfHBM OP I'tii c In youl nmne ami ? r? ?our I? half
I vcr.v cairdl.illy ??el. ?une to tee I itv i f 1 lica "amurl J
Tilden, the Uorrraor, and WtUlon Ponto an . the
Lu uti nain (.atv int.r nf Hu-sut.' of BOM fork. Alae, I
unite vvllh you ni i xpii"?iiig our cam.in i doll -ia nf Iho
tiru., .'iicrgi tit, ?ntl nil ii nu'ii? iticlis of Hu I let ulive
of this Mate in t. ? king to in iugriia!e refonn ai d lu b?in<
harii the aaliiiiiiint ration of cur I1 ta te Item um? ni to EBB
? sty ead ecoiinmy. lu <V) y d? pailm lit ?? n.-ed ???
foi m. Even if ear people wen wlltlea" to bent taxation
un? iiiiplalii?i?'iy. we c?.u?i| ift ulfi.nl to nave the bimi
tilia n? of oui govemii.eiit ?min mil ami rotted
dowu lu the adiiiini-tr ?iioii of publie affiir?.
In every eflort to reform BOMBO, in everr
rtfort to bring back the ? bnlaletrntlea
of our Mala a-Tiiir? te purlly and MOMOB?, and in ? sere
t Bon t?i muka- the goven.m'i n! of ihnstale what it ihoiibl
he far the weiten ead tatoeeoBaad heaeSlol UM creal
ma t.i of the people-?ii all the? i i?n. 3?-.i'i lum that ho
baa the ?temi?. oodevlottoa, and ortivo ?uja|?)itof O.a
people of the City of 1'tiea ami the Cttitiitt of OaOBBh ?
now lutraxln??< toii ou ?Saiimcl J. iiid? i?. Governor el the
Hiat?- of N?w-York.
Gov. Tilden f.imc forwanl and MOO gre?t?d with
enthusiasm. Ile ?j'?ik?' a? follow?:
ClTt/FNS ?)F I'Ttrv: 1 f#?cl fa? night like a Orerlan III
the agc of Dt um?!!.'ur? and ii ii billie l|woMOB M u?
Athealoaa, I ahall addnoi a ti * plain verdi in
an amil?ure ului aft ti. as you have )??ii. ?0
the Meteaaaaa like IhoaaM el HerotM Sapotear,
the fervid rloqUeare of li ?uni? ki rn.iii I ali. g Lui to
ina ?-t Mel (,'l.nl lint ?n mi,t h nu int -nu.uni aa for iha
?akc of the ? .?us.? Hint exerls ?o deep au koOMOM in Ilia
Boorte ?if tin? peat gatlieinig The Male of Ni w
Torh l? 'f .-?t in ii.? Mater ?ov? al lb? vim mm ('um
OMBWeoBk, < inbnia ing within her I?Tib r? (In NOB*
mental emporium ,,f Hie (Jalna ami eompriaiinl
SMOjOOO Of the iiiosl ??elive pe.pl? nu ti.? (..??? oflli?
gititc, repreeee n^ every variety of iiulu?ir? I hato
bad iKi.isKtii n?-?miy to pneoBl t" Mt teltea cMtaoao
?OOM view? In re?p. el lo the mian? of ti-ii
moiii/ing thoso tatensted in tim nat tgiHnn of
canil? Bli'l improving Hu- I'ul'l? Wmk?,
im! the tai poi ?r? ot the rural d:?tin :?. ka u.iig a late
farther bey ood the norien of ear own Bteta it i? mi
possible tor li? to malnliilli the point Im-sl tilting Me ?ur
?. Ive.-, ?lilli It.it ?holler th?- t? in-ti Is lipoli -ilir ?l-l? 1 SI lit ?.
An old ('oiiiuiiinwi'altb, as vii- MC, MO re?
new and Bro over in our youth agniu in li.?
oreal rising, ortivo eoaotaaitMa ni tee North Witt,
?Uloola. VV i i ?m?in. I,.-.i a. u.id M'smi.iiii ?ml I tiu
?a-l?.1 tliil' It 1? llllpi ??lilli foi II? lal ptlitll!. ?I? Vail.I,
.uni ali n u ?a ?ni., ?n., uri mir ntv i, iiiti -.i -n- in roopeel ia?
tin gnat ay ? terna of inter. ? it.runt..- uti? i: which
trevena ?mr Mata,wtthoat emten mg liheboaoSteea
those ,:ti at W? ?teiu coliimiliillle?.
(.t lilli linn, lu ???iii ? rt m.ii k - 1 li ni oi t asit n lo aihtn ?a
to I lie Hoard of 1 rude oi Hie City of Hutfaln Hie nth? r
?Lit, I adverted I . Hie fru t of the l?-liil??li>b ni t.ix.ilnat,
wlitcb we h.nl a? temi i ?h??l In tin? stile I .? . ??!?
tal the ?llltjet t tn-l.lgiil bet ill??' Hie fah-grapl.it!
re|Kirf. woiuterfiillv ac?niate in the malu, st.iletl Hu- n
dui tlnli of the Live- to have be? li ?tliil t-'.l.r>(),lK)0. win :.?
.??It is ovar g2,7tH}AUyO. I (leslie to BOITBCl this ?mr,
and make kanora, how much has b en BeeoaipBahel m
till? reapeet. a product el the in no? mi v loo lion ? I i ??
brought late Un-Tn asiirv. imkimuii aodoneiperted, at
Hu-lima? Hie Lix Hil? watt eiiaiTi.l. The valuation ia
something like .?-.?(Ni.inNi.niKI larg? l Hi? teal ' tin I.? I,
if h le li will bung it to altmit fllLOOO.OOU Ih.t
iiinUi'v will be a ?nrplu? in Hie 1u,i?i'ii ut Hie HBO
at the year. |Applause.J i.??u lOOO? uiig thal
aiiimntt out of the nndaaiea el iocootc, ii wouM ho
115,000,000. Hut th?- o|H?Oi'Pltettoo? lit'i N ? n
reduced to inch au ?tu ni thal tint?- wul
ix- a further eorplu? beyonl tnai ti ? reen of reveno? ead
we shall be able, if lu in-t men an ?ut '<> H?e jOfMMs
tile IhhLi?. aUu will ioc.pei.aUi au ?in Wolli vi It'Uillil
aud carry nu lim hllMni?I uf tell -*"?at.ti ion any ,aui
we c. n relace tie (axe? trom ???? ???k?.????.?. wlm ti
they ate, lo gdfiOOMO. or perhopo tdJOaOJOOOt Hey
ware la?t yen gi, j.o. non. i in? y >r we lina
liiliiiad th? in to 80.000,000, and we can BOte
tlliue ?till further tai i.'luee them to
8 or Slg mil:?, until they are t? low a? tin-y m n- before
the late a-ivll war.
failli a i II I waa, tin? l? a matter ?>f tetaeoM to y<?n
all. 1 ask you to give youl ulta uti. u to ti.?
choice of the nu n who nn- te lepiescut fuU lj'?!vc?r
y nu ha?l to elect au A??eiub!y only; Hil? year you ure lo
lent ty tin- whole Hmatr. the whole Assembly, and 'tin
whole Canal Board, all the Lcglalaton ami Hu p in ?p-J
ildliitniHlrullt t> BOO?M of the Stole Noll bate,
thoroton, et tea roa?ag ateettoa, the poWM to work a
revolution lu He min.iiiistruunti of the rooala Partiel
i ii a n ge? an Of BO illili!}'. A new inn n of no1 intention!
aod ordinary tom of character CBcrafted BBoalhOOS'
istmg tt.iiiy of ou?t mis win aeeoinpiiah oothiag vv.it
you want Is a n novation of tn. wintle ?vstt m
(.eutleinen, 1 am liol of those wini an pt men who
se? k ?heiter initier the D? luo? lal?.- flag, winn i ti? > h ti.?y
the right? and mt-r? Mia of tb<- people. [Anftaooi I
I am In favor now, a? io 1071, ?if
?hooting ne a de?ei!?r any tumi ?nilma
hiiiiasa-H a I'. inoi rsl wini pLuider? the pafpN Ami I
hopo our Ki publican fellow ?ii. /? n? will ?to
tim lame. In elevating .tin- pal ty we MOBO?
?ai... eiOValO the oilier. I i ? ?ne palta niall} to
cull the attention of tin tainui? nf lins ?intl agri?
cultural ? .ninty, ?itiian (I lu tin nnitr of the
state, ?ni am.mied hy other agricultural ((uni
nea to tim lut. rest? tiny b.vi ni carry mg
out these great reform?. The taxe? winch are paul tai
the Kuli ral lioveruimTit uri collei ted uni.ita wy, anil hut
little ?o.'ii by the pc.-pi?. In the titi??, ii nit pal tit,,.
tion i? th ? largest binden. Hut tu tin akin nina:., u ii i ?
It i? tho Blata tax, which BoaoUtatoB theil ahtef ? a-n-m
burden, and I rall on Hum to couaidrr the Peea?
liar mut exti.-?ordinary ?legre?' of 1 t.?-.r mt?,??!? lo
the nilu? in a of estate tuxes. I? How < ii nan?.
It la not that we wlthold aoytbloa ibu* M
Beeeaaorr for tim punuc go???!, not that **o
will withdraw our aid from those great sa? -al
ii'Jt-t- Wita it ?lit li ' tia lioVenil'lt'Ut I ?Hall? ?allia a I l?
Iteetti but It Is that we strei? lu-'t out ?un 'i.iud agau ?t
the apnilira ni the p.uiim trvooary. (.< ntl? m. n. it baa
Ima -u ??ilil that Hie Comiiiissioii ?al?,?uni ti !.. loveatifate
the (amil tia.ids have Ih-i u sluw liny liav? :iiu1oubleil!y
taken a co ?sidcranl? tim? to nirry out Hu? luv? ?tig .?mu.
Hut let Hie r-.i, t(l-]|^nt that ?hi} Lave nia I? I
a body of evidence of Ki'i! in i tira? y.
?Hld completen??? that will ? n ?Iii? ti.? ?nits to posit?!
with rapidity ?i ni Vlg'tr. ImUed He?? Mee M1 olreoly
bali trii d bv tee lo bon el that Caaualaahie [opphtoorl
?.?nil It ?Bill he di??? veod cn- long 'hal iii?- liinl?..r
liatir work will iitnpiy .m?wer Hie eapei ian. n? mi'l hopoa
of tue peeptea
Oentlemi-n, I ant on a Journey tram Puffilo to Albany
and have Moppel ovar night to ne BOOM Im ml? lo re. 1
am hippy tilinte! tin ilti/eli- of li.? plan, tfeoM who
feet an lut? rest iii gi ?ut gOVerOBMOt aii-1 pure ?at
mi'iistratiaaii, and I l.n,? ev.ry ttutn nu Inn tbe
sound of my von?- win near ni uiiml
iiml larry willi lum 1 ? In? hume, a ? n? I f hoo BMB h 'b"
pcinl? ii|sin Iii? |. ii t ac .-? i in i a. ' li. Iln? ,.':? al W"l k li la
Uni eU'tllgh fur y nil to ?cleat ?lieu w bo ln.?B? fair pi of??
?lon?. You are to laii'k to w li?t tuey Lav? ibn. Intlnrto It
y ?ai tiud them nferoMia, w he ???< bomm ??? j? ? Boo toaei rr
iiie.MUie of n fiirm, and no ?Linger or ???I ni fraud or
plunder, but gnat inl-ibnf in e? er? Ililli/ ?iitaiuiisl it ov
pr??? theui, let tbe??- im ii ?lay at It.?mc lal them wan li
lu silence tli.-ll own ?mu?, ?mai gaOU, ?Hid?a lui Ila Hu- la ula
lattvc bodna men wUo have at In mt tl.c eau?, ni in?
people.
Pettow-etttaeaa it B not t<> aoaoolvoo alna ?u?! we
ure lo look win u Wa puBaldl I '?-?I is luvottd ni ii.?
culitroveisy. lim whole ef Hu I'm! ?I ?"?.?I??.
and, indeed, oilier couulrle?, an Ititi r? ?ml
lU it. ill?- CU.lv oi fie? i"\a|IUi?lll ?..IB
b't'tl t!i .'ho'1-ire.l and lliiptliltd by Hie .?.!-.?,
tnsliul'inaisll.itioii, Bite |k . illation? t'.iu. n.ne I?, a lilly
pie-, .i.i.si in ima ?tiuii.ry. vv i.i f\. i ..n,. m? im ram el nea
of the (ibi World men aie aeptnoo lo a larinr
iiieiunie ?nf liia-ity and a l?.ig.-r ?baie ni to?
condun ot toe roVertUOOBt, tiny ale lu? I by a
tii?p.ungen.tail of the toe lUa-titutitalie nf Ami ma.
Hy the mo.t ?.tend ot.lgaUon?. by the BltfBoM of tuiioao
lotlto nil nilli ob of wkotoTor gutty eio hoaal to muta
to eoiitribute w bat the} uiuy t?i Ihe pm |a?ae of r? ?I. ? illili?
th. r.putalmil, unit in urilla the ?u. ?. ?.?fal winking of
the tina' lnstiinin.il? in tbe gieat Coull.iwc.ltli
( it .?n?. stall we bave your COOpOlwUea )n this great
can?.-. An-you i cully in the nuning lanv?-?. to what?
ever putty you may be al la? lu ?I. lo u.si?t that I li??? gnat
objecta ?hall be p??aiiiiiiul 1 You h.tvt ?>nly I?, v, |j
It. and the cause wai m lorwaru and onvtanl and on wai d
lo loiup.ete un i n?? I'haiiUiug you tor your kind alton
linn, ami fur Un In.len y oil do me ni aeseuiballig lu aiicb
vast linio!..T? on t ni? ocvtelon, I bid y i u goaal u)(bL
When the Uovernor i.iiuluded hu? remark?, tlirea
clie.-ia were given fur tluv. lilden. the R. foi m can
duUtoof the State of New-Yoik. Mr. John I' Ker?
na n then liitiotliicetl LieuL-tiov. Honthenner.
Mr. lKnsin lin.-r th- ii t am? forward, ?tnd ?poke for
ecverul ininute?, nllmting to Uov. Tilden
in hw capacity of a refonuer, and prom?
ising luiiiiht government winle he ro*
in.nnu in ntiue. To-inoiTow morning Hie (iovernor
end party will viait the State Lunatic Asylum aa the
gueeie ot Buporintendent lira v. The patty will leave
tor Albany uu a special train ?m imlay ?topping
five minut?e at lire principal etatiotia. I he train
will nach Scbcuectody at b-ib p. ni., .and Albany
at 0:15 p. ia. _
MVHDKK OP A MKRCHABT
Savannah, Ga., Au?;. l'?.?A uncial front
Millett'! hUUun. B. C, aay? thal M il.iiu.-aacy. a um*
edBiit, ?aa killed te bia alore Un? moi ml* oy uiteaooa
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