, 1875-09-16

ernor's command. Before sending sucl
order to the commanding officer, how.
lever, the President directed the Adju
tant General to consult with the Attor
ney General - to the legality Of sucl
contemplated military proceedings. 40
scordingly these gentlemen had con
sultation ct noon to-day and action wai
deferred till it ID decided wlnther I
fproclamation should be issued addressed
t6 the insurgents, the President having
requested Secretary Fish and the Attor.
ney General to consider whether proc
lamation is needed. The Attorne;
General is making arrangements by tel.
egfaph, for conference with Secretary
Fish, who il abeent. It 10 definitely
known that NO movement will be taker
by the War Department until after Z
proclamation and reception Of notice o.
the disregard Of its requirements.
LONDON, Sept. g. The Tunes says in
a financial article that the report of the
registration order in Bosnia for tho sub
mission of tho insurgents had favor
able effact on British funds. Aspecial
from Vienna stated that Servia Pssha
presides over meetings of foreign con-
suls at Mostar. M
Gen. Jovellar returned TO this city
yesterday. 1t is expected that he viii
soon resume duties as Minister Of War
1t il believed thst Catalonia will bt
pacified at the end of the present
month.
MADRID, Sept. 8.--Gen. Quesada re-
ports the Carlist General Doregarary
marching towards Tolosa. his force being
reduced to mere handful.
SAN Francisco. Sept. 10.-Nothing oi
importance in financial matters this
morning. The doors of the National
Gold and Trust Company are open and
the concern transacting agood deal ol
general banking business without for
NAL resumption, as the President says
the company is simply putting money
where it will do most good.
The syndicate is progressing favor
ably in the work of Strengthening the
affairs of the Bank of California. Con
siderable interest is expressed to hear
the report of the syndicate as to the af-
fairs of the bank, which will probably
be forthcoming sometime next week.
Everything is very quiet, even the
newspapers being contented to stop
quarreling for a time. The reaction
after recent exciting events disposes the
public generally to settle to more COM
posed state, and to regard the late &C.
currences as the nine days wonder.
ERIE, Sept. "a platform was agreed
upon al late hour last night, but was
adopted by a majority of one. The cur.
rency plank is SO distasteful to the mi.
nority that they threaten to bring. in
separate report, and have the differences
settled in open convention. The feal
of such action has prevented the pre-
sentiment of the majority report to the
convention, and an adjournment was
had to afford an opportunity for q har-
monious compromise. OnreassemblinG
this aftarr oon the committee on reso-
lutions reported as follows: Equal and
exact Justice to all men of whatsoeve1
state OF persuasion, religious or politi.
cal; the support of State Government
in all their rights as the most compe-
tent administration for our domestic
concerns and the surest bulwork against
an anti Republican tendency; suprem-
acy of civil over military authority,
economy in public expense, honest pay
nent of our just debts and sacred pre-
servation Of public faith; that the undue
multiplicity of public officers and inor~
dinate increase of salaries and emolu-
ments OF Office are among the many
evils which radical rule has forced upon
the country. That the contraction Of
the money currency and circulating
medium heretofore made by the Repub-
lican party and further contraction pro-
posed by it, in view of forced resump-
ton Of specie payments. has already
brought disaster to the business Of the
country and threatens general bank
ruptcy. demand that this policy be
abandoned and that the volume Of
money he made and kept equal to the
wants Of trade. leaving the restoration
of legal tenders to par in gold, to be
brought about by promoting the indus
tries of the people and not BY destroy
ing them.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 10. The steamship
Scotia brought Toley's bronze statue Of
Gen. Thos. J. Jackson, the famous Con
federate leader, presented to Virgins
by Beersford Hope. M. P, and othel
English gentlemen. The statute cosI
$40, 900 and will be erected in Capito
square at Richmond near the equestrian
statute of Washington.
NEW York. Sept. TO- The evening
Express referring to Wednesdays Rails
ton meeting at San francisco recalls the
prime facts stated on the evidently re-
observation-disclosures of Mills and says il these
charges were based upon any RESPONSE
BILE authority. believed to be true, the
journals complained Of, that is. the
Bulletin and Cal, are entitled to public
respect instead of receiving its denun-
citation. The press has q duty to per-
form regardless Of any one else.
NEW YoRK, Sept. 10.-A special "a
the evening Post says that after the 18th
of this month. rates of charges ON cable
messages from New York city to the
United Kingdom and France will be re-
duced q shilling per word. This ex-
tends over all kinds Of business.
A feature Of the day in Wall st. il the
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