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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-03
The following resolntion WIS then adopted ::

Resoirsd the President and directors Of the Cal
vert Sugar Refining Company be requested TO make an
assignment o all their property and effects 70 hessrs b.
Newconb and C. Morton Stewart. trustees for the
benefit all the creditors in accordance with thc report
of tine Committee submitted to-day and that their
mission shall De per cent but not i'll any event 10 ex
Decd 10000 each.
The meeting then adjourned At meeting OF the
Board of Directors this they consented TO
carry out the of the creditors and their
counsel Thomas J. Donaldson, instructed to draw
ND the bill OF assignment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-03

Mrs. winslows socfhinS Syrup, for children tcetirg
gums. alays ali aud cures wilma collie
Tns Phi,a aelphia Omce sT The Tribune II at II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-03

OF the above amount OF Old bonds $3.50 600 levee
bonds issued under the OF 1867 and S774 800 are
special bonds issued under the Act OF 1870 of the
State Of Louisiana, the validity Of which recently
determined by the Supreme Court
, 1875-09-17

In connection with the report OF tho pro-
ceeaings Of The Episcopal Convention no
publish in concise form the views Of pron,i-
nent churchmen recently of both factions,
but now happily brought togethcr in unity
and concord, respecting tho election Of DR..
McIIAnEa M Bishop Of Illinois. So far as
asccrtainc,l there is hut ono opinion. md
that III that tho selection was clnincntly cx-
cellen. and judicious, and that tho event
rnarka M important epoch in tho history Of
tho Church in Illinois in That it Inns softcned
tho naperitics OF the past md opened the
way for complete restoration Of harmony.
an Interesting sketch Of DR.. MoLAREs will
be found in our Cleveland dispatch, which,
moreover, conveys positive intination that
he will accept the high Office. Among the
notable features in tho proceedings yesterday
in tho Convention was tho adoption Of reso~
1utions inlorsing Dr. DE- KorES's '$eonnd-
ness in tho faith,' md instructing tho nlinois
dcputation in tho next General Convention
to submit anA urgo the enactment Of gen.
eral canon which shall Ake from tho Stand
ing Committees the power to either confirm
OF defeat the action Of Diocesan Conveu-
ton in tho election Of n Bishop.
, 1875-09-17

The Servian sknptschinn or Legislature
yesterday debatca the report Of the Com
mitteo appointed 10 draft m address in reply
to Prince MtLASo's speech on tho subject Of
Turkish revolt, Int without reachinE my
conclusion. Among tho Deputies thero is
n strong party in favor Of An i1nme'i'nse
declaration OF wnr n1l tho joining of tho
Sofyian forcca with those Of Herzegovina aud
Dosnia. This party. it in Eni', representa- tho
vicws and feelings Of n largo minority Of the
porulacc, who arc eager to participate in the
movement 10 throw of tho Turkish yoke
Onposol TO this element in tho Skuptschinn
is the party Of pence or compromise who
concur with the majority Of tho Committed
il, tho recommendation that tho course Of the
Government be left to tho wisdom Of tho
Prince aIl1Aso. Sucl, also, according to tho
cablo dispatches, is tho policy of tho Minis
try, WHO will resist nny war measure until
forced to resign. Mcanwhile, tho servian
Government conservative though it be, is by
no menus idle. Int is getting III share to
compel concessions from the Porto by in
crcasing its armament and placing itself upon
q war~footing.
, 1875-09-17

CANADA AND THE MOTHER COUNTRY.
Tho London Times makes Some curious
comments on tho characterization riot which
occurred in Montreal fonr or iivo woeka ago.
Tho tronblo, it will DO remembered, wna oc-
cnsoucd by an attempt on tho part OF tho
Municipal Council to l'ass MI ordinance mal<~
ing ynccinat' On md cleanliness compulsory.
Tho sn,atl-po OF lnte years, Inns ragged yso-
lentiy in certain Filthy districts Of A1ontrea',nnd
particularly in those sections inhabited ny tho
French Canadians. Tho proportion of DEATHS
from smallpox In 1871 was 14.3 in 1000
among Fronch Catholics, md only ~
among Irisl. Catholics, and only 2,4 III LOCO
among tho I'rotestants. Yet tho French
Catholics resisted tho effort to make VACCINE
ton compulsory. This was tho main 'ssne
Of tho municipal election, in which tho
French Catholics were defeated by union OF
tho Irish Catholics and protestnnts, ana n
ticket elected which waa pledged to pass
n vaccination ordinance and clean up the
city. hut wlliio tho ordinance wns ,ntfcr t1is-
c,ssio1i, tho French Catholics organized n
mob Of 4,DcD or h,OOn peraons, proceeded 10
the Council Chamber, broke tho windows,
1naltroatcd tho police, stoned the Aldermen,
md compelled them to abandon tho ordti-
naf,co, in favor Of which Il majority Of tho
people had voted. Not content with this
riot, they attacked tho hoslse anil sacked the
drugstore Of DR.. LARocQuE, prominent
physician in fnyor Of the ordnance. Tho
mob wcro entirely successful, and the author
tiles yielded to their dictation. Tho Mayor
left tho city, like pusillaniutous poitroon,
declaring tho project could not bo enforcedl
In commenting npon these riotous pro-
cccdings tho London Tines reminds tho
Canadians that they are very completely cut
of from Grcnt Britain, that they hive ener~
geticaily secured their independence that noth-
ing but sentimental relationship romnins,
md that they ,nust take care Of themselves md
guard their own Independence. It tolls them
| they hare broken every bond with the Mother
Country except thoslkon tic Of sentimental
allegiance" and that England will not pro-
vide physical force to discharge Tho police
duties of tile se1-governing colonies" 1t
warnB them that thoy have iii element Of lis-
cord in the French Catholics, of whom the
7in.ts aays: i" Historically, tho French Cana.
diaus arc n very interesting people, bui
socially they aro by no means tho sayllie
tribe with whom tho world has become
familiar in Lovafg1tow's charming rnst ornl.
But tho most significant feature Of tho Times
article is tho inti1nation that my repeated
evidence that Canada cannot protect itscl
from mob-govcrnmcnt will lead rcf1cctsDl
Canadians to think that thoy will be batte
OF undcr tho protection Of the unitod SGatot
| In f>1fJov ,nY,1
, 1875-09-17

innl1y easier, at s1.146a1. III per gallon. Flour
was in roor demand and casier. Nhent
was nctiyu anl l!o lower. closing at s1.13'
for September, mid 'sl.tos for October.
Com was activo mil llc 1ower. closing nt
5gio for September md 5a,o for October.
Oats were acs;vo anl 10 lower, closing firm at
:'c,o for September and 3llc for October.
1lyo waH activo md firm, Mt 7Glc. Barley
was qaiet md easier, closing at a1.114 for
September md :31.0; for October Hogs
werc active mud atea,ly, with tho bulk ot The
trading at s7.Ho@3.9a. Eztrn Boid at $1,000.
Cattle were quiet and onsier. Sheep wcro
firm. One hundred dollars in gold would
buy s'11G.Go1 in grcenbacks at The close.
, 1875-09-17


Tho Grst Of tho fast mail trains, which for
twenty hours back has boon rushing westward
at an average speed Of 40 milea M hour,
counting in ntops and meals for tho distin-
guishea citizens favored with passage, has
14ad no trouble in keeping slightly ahcaa Of
the schedule time, and tho iron stoed will be
pantiug ut tue hea.l OF LaSallo street whom
this mornings Tribune ia laid before
is reailen. This matter must have
increased interest to tl.oso OF our
people who havo lmon compelled, In IN ante
rior period, To make this Eamo iaunt in a
canvaB-coyercd wagon. Tho outgoing train
started from Chicago Inst night, according to
programme. Our dispatches stato that tho
Troy newspapers arc in ths slough of de-
spond, now that tho New York journals aro
delivered in the modern 1liu1a before break
fast, Chicago, however, will 10 afforded IN
oxcellunt opportunity OF journalistic compar-
ison, which, In the main. can only, wo think,
rebound to the advantage OF tho local chron-
ie1n
, 1875-09-17

Ing tho hopefol fact that In thia they arc sedccfnR
public sentiment, VIC aso understand very wall thrir
great Influence in carrying that sentiment forward
We therefore ray to thcn all. Tho vcry hcs y1 c"t 10
IN promoting rghteousncHH will Il, IL own stwata+
and every honcas e1p you ctvn tho esna" Of religion
will svc tic thsnkfnl appreciation of all Rotsl men,
Now, thia is sensible. and is spoken in a
Christian like way. We trust that tile Int
s1or will ramnin in this mood, and not fly oil
OF backslislc. II it continues in this spirit,
THE TRIBUNE will tako it's young convert, tho
interior, by tho hand, md help 1t 10 do good
solid work in tho approaching revival. Wo
have ITO Ind feelings towards 1t for it's recent
bad conduct.
, 1875-09-17

rnragorfng IN arreat the tI1a IT Imitation and ftpa-
dlAIun wct. thrcatcna II nvale the nnntry att IN
~otsa Il In bankruptcy. d'hnuor, md ruin. trsnlyra
m tl,c Democratic Convention u! Tho Enrlre hsao At
this hour.
sio much for tho Democratic uertnntss.
Thcro is 10 question nbout tho attitrdo OF
Teutonio Republicans.
If tho Democratic rarsy persists In ita
present heatl1ong r1.sl, towards imitation and
Reputation, ii will lose tho mass Of tho Gor-
man sotc. Deprived Of this, it Inns but n
slim ehnnco Of carrying n single Northern
State next year. Just think, wllnt Northern
Stato can it carry without the mid Of tho Cor
,nan voto? The German vote Of this Stato ia
eo1itl for apld nl,ncy.
, 1875-09-17

Another grumble is heard from Canaan on
tho subject of customs regulations. Trayol-
err by mil complain Of tho delny and annoy-
anco Incident 10 tho examination Of hand-
bugs at both enls Of tue journey, and as the
railroad companies are indirectly tho sufferers
by reason Of falling of in patronage on
this account, an effort is making to secure a
modification Of tito system. Tho request,
1t is said, will not be complied
with by tho Treasury Department, for
the rcR6on that e1trono watclfulness in the
matter Of valises md traycling.5ags ia found
necessary to prevent large aggregate OF
smuggling in small way.
, 1875-09-17

Ihe frionla Of Charles Francis Adams 10 Mas
sachusetta arc acouaod Of wishing to ''seelyo-
tze" the State. What = horrible thing that
must be, II it ia only half aH bad IS 1t sounds
mud l0oke.
The Hon. Clarkson N. Potter cauaes 1t 10 DO
announced TINT he Is not candidate for any
Stats Office In the gift Of the Now York Demo-
cratic Convention this yoar. Thero III little too
much doubt as to tho result
Congressman L5ndo's pretenalona 10 tho
speakorship wsro frat brought into notice by
the Milwaukee Sentinel. The Eastern papers
scoff at tho idea. Thoy say he Ia only al Aged
Patriot and knows nothing OF parliamentary
law,
The Boston Globe makcs n p1alntieo appeal
for Dr.. Loring. It says that inasnucl, Al tho
friends ot Dr.. Lorng always speak kindly Of Mr.
Rice, tho fnepds Of Mr. Rice can certainly do no
less than return the compliment. Is that COM
mon sense?
The Springfield Republican nnls tho recent
conversions Of prominent politicians on the cur
rency question ~ littlo berildering." Not 10.
All they. l!ko abeep had gono natray, and thoy
aro merely following their leader-senasor
Morton--back into the fold.
afr. Kerr is still candidate for tho 1peakor-
ship. THO New York Ere7ting Port las iufor-
nation from private Ho,lrcou that lle in rogaiuing
good heslth, Is candidate for tho spoakosshiP.
aul has good prospects OF an election. Kerr is
almost too good man for tho purposes Of tho
Democrats In Congress.
+. ". Bird, Of Massachusetts, tries to explain
the difference between hinsols and futl.blo"n
Democrat bat ho only succeeds In aho"-
| log that 1t Ia tbs difference potwoon tweedlo-
dun and tweedte-des. D.rsi Is tho hard-mooey
| Liberal who advsed everybody to vote tue
| Democratic ticket In Ohio.
Uotst,o 8ayznour, ]r., has written leteor posf-
| lively declining to accept tho Democratic nomi-
nation 10, tho Office Of 6taso Engtnoor aud Sur.
/ yeyor Of New York. II 1t runs IN tho family at
III. tbta posittyo refusal may DO iutotp1eted -
m announcement that uosatio Seymour, Jz., Is
= candidate for tho otaco III question.
sau Randall usod to Le a. trm for bard money
| Is enyboay, aud 10 only changed h,s principles
when ho found 1t for bin Interest to 10 10. Ao
u happy now that lie has sent Senator Wallace
to grass and securod the leadership OF Ills party
IN peunsylvansa. AL tho Democratic Congress-
men from his Htato ase pledged to soto fo1 him
for Speaker.
Tho vote In California this yoas waa CON para
lively smaller than on any previous OCCASION.
After allowance haa been mado for tho ,Dcreasa
Of voting population BY immigration, II will
probably sppeaf that fully 20 900 voters declined
to exercise shsis franchise. Thia idse ros0. 10.
cosdlng To tue Sacramento Record Unson, VIA
llepublican aud Independent. Tia Democrats
potiod thar full strength and carried the BtAto'
senatof Carl 6ehuss will certainly make hls
appearance In the 0hlo campaign, and do excel.
lent service In the canso Of hlrd-money and
pure Government. The zag-money tolks viii
J daapise litu, of course, bocauao he 10 only I
, 1875-09-17

The now servian hIinIatry has been formed.
~ appears by dispatch to tho London Times.
It il constituted as follows: Herr RTErEscHA.
President Of tho Council and Minister Of Public
Works; 1Ie,. Gnuics Minister Of tho Interior /;
1Icrr Ris7 IS, Aliu!ster for Foreign Atfairs; !;
Herr RAJ fo1 lI1Lo1gur1cs, Minister Of Justice /;
Col. TfHs III N1coLIcs, Minister Ut War; Herr
JovANo* CT, Minister Of financo; and Herr
SroJAn BoyRov1cs, Minister OF Public Worship
II thors wore any intimidation In nan'es Bucli a
collection OF "ica" as this onght to carry terror
to the hcarts Of the Moslens inHtanter.
, 1875-09-17

Tho election Of the Rev. Dr.. MoLAnxs to be
bishop Of Illinois IL not only matter Of
congatulation for the Episcopal Church Of
this State, as settling the differences which
had arisen by iadicious compromise. but it
IL also matter Of congratulation for tho
newspaper press OF this country. II wo mis-
take not, the Rev. Doctor was some years
ago connected with the Cleveland Fhat4l1u2er,
and left that paper to go into tho Prosbyta-
sian Church, from which he went over TO the
Episcopal three years ago. lle has now be-
como Bishop, aud the p1czs haa thereby
, 1875-09-17

discovered that one of ita momhcra ia a sue
ccasor of sr. s.ssTEn, sluly qualified by tho
laying on of hands. We be'ioveno other daily
newspaper journalist Inns found himHelf In tho
direct loscont, on other Of the thrco rpntos,
tho Anglican, Roman, or Greek branches Ut
tho Church Apostolic. Tho profession. thorc-
foro, has good reason to congratulate itself
upon ita new.foand honor, ant! to congrhtn-
late tho Churct, TINT inasmucll M Dr.. Nc
IAnxv wna good newspaper man ho will
also bo good 1,ishop. All good newspaper
men would mike good Bishops.
, 1875-09-17

At last tho efforts Of TnE TRIBUNE to bring
the Interior over 10 q realizing sense Of its
duties aud its position in the religious world
arc beginning to tell. It no longer talks
back maliciously OF calls bad namea, but haa
iuaorsed The rnlnuaxs call for revival Of
righteousness and honesty, and, after urging
tho Importance of the call, says;
This h very good. Ihs help our dsily papers can
give the soa wost ~ snoese. di2u!ae, aad faithful
repotts ot meetiuS md By advocacy OF tho ueed ol
zsuHiouy awakening, Will 10 tneslculabla AscoRntz-
, 1875-09-17

Tho Crook Government has offered to supply
wintorer quantity Of Pontulic marble the Er-
giiBh Cornmitteo mny require for tho proposed
BYRON monument fieo Of cost. and Ina also Of
Yetcd to paw tho coat OF ita trauait. Ih Wow nt
this graceful and geperoua remembrance Of
DYnoss services, 1t is evident tint, whio Grooco
has Loaf hor ryrrhio plalanx, Blo has not for
gotteu 'stho nobler and tho msnlior leason" Of
grateful memory.
, 1875-09-17

Almost simultaneously with tho news OF
ex-senator Scuunz' arrival in New York from
Germany comes tho announcement that ho
will enter tho Ohio campaign in behalf Of
honest money and tho Republican ticket
His ringing words: "No greater disaster
could bcfall tho country than tho success of
the inflation delusionists," strike tho koy-
motto Of the si1 speeches he il advertised to
make. Tho return of Mr.. Scr1u1z 10 public
lifo, under any circumstances, would bo an
occaaion Of national pleasure, but it is
especially gratifying to find him thus prompt
in tho good work. Hs will he Of great Ser
vice to tho Ohio Republicans aud to the
cause OF honest money everywhere. Al tho
most eloquent orator in public life, rs a
scho1ar, statesman, Hau Of stainless
reputation, hiB words have weight that
carries conviction with 1t. Hia forto il
persuasion. Hundreds, qnd perhaps thotl-
sauds, of votes that aro doubtful now
will bo secured for honest money by h1r.
scaunz' sir speeches. Ills appearance on
tho stump il far moro than m individual
matter. Il is Of nationM moment, for he
represents the views Of the German vote Of
tho United States to greater degree than
my other public man. He has always
swayod good part Of that vote, even when
ho mistakenly abandoned, for the time being,
tile Republican party. And ho has carried
it, not because he 'towns" 1t. but because
ho il trusted by political friends and foes
altke, and because he is acknowledged to DO
tho ablcst statesman among our German
n;&;1ena HtH gpnpehes for honest money
, 1875-09-17

Tho Chicago produce marketa were worry
Irregular yesterdny, but generally weak.
Mesa pork was active. and cloaed l5o per
brl lower, ut ::2l.75 cash and Sol.5 for 0c-
tober. Lard was quiet md 1o@l2lo per 100
lbs higher, olosiug Ut $l3.05 cash und $18.12t
for October Meats wore quiet md steady,
at 7}@7so for shoulders, llt@1lse for abort
ribs, aud III for short clears. Lake freigt.tH
wese quiet and unchanged, At Flo for corn
to Buffalo. ujghwinca wo1a dull aul nom-
, 1875-09-17
THE SUPREME COURT AND THE CHICAGO
CHARTER.

The people Of Chicago, without exception,
are directing their hopes to tho Supreme
Court of the State, now in session at Ottawa,
for extrication from thoir municipal dilemma.
Chtcago is largo city with most varied
population. Property md life depend upon
the maintenance Of pence, and dpeace can only
he preserved by tho supremacy Of law aud
order. Unfortunately, tho affairs Of this city
have become complicated; IN attempt WIS
made TO effect legal change in tho form Of the
City Government to put inside ono charter
and adopt another; Whether this waB legally
accomplished or not, is matter for judical
decision. In tho meantime, the community
is divided, ,-~one part claiming thatono charter
is in force, nnl another that the other charter
is tho law.
Tho Courts of tho county have decided
TINT the charter Of 1879 was not legally n1ort-
cd, and have granted Judgment of custer.
Tho city authorities, who want tho cllarter
Of 1879 to stand, havo appealed to tho su-
preme Court. Ono side believes that the
Supreme Court will sustain it.; tho other that
it will bo displaced and set aside. Nobody Is
certain under whnt charter re aro to lire.
The whole city authority rcsts on quick
sand, until tho Supreme Court determines
which is tho legal charter.
Tho difference is irreconci1ablo. Tho day
for tho orsl;nary elections il approaching and
ono part OF tho community is preparing to
hold an election under one chartor and tho
other under tho other charter. Out OF this
contrarioty grnvo complications will arise, and
there has already arisen contempt for all
municipal law. Tho city needs aGoyern1uent
with its authority absolutely defined Instead
Of this, wo are threatened with two Govern
ments, cacl denying tho validity of tho other.
There is but one mode of esoape from this
threatened conaiet,-from tho destruction Of
peace and respect for all nuthority. The
| Courts have boon appealed to; the record has
been laid before tho Supreme Court. No
mattor how divided our people may bo rs to
universal purpose 10 accept tho decision Of
tho Court al final, pot only as legal uues.
tion, hut as truo finding III Justice.
but tho people Of Chicago appeal to the
Court NIT only for decision, but for au
carly decision. They wish to taao away all
OCCASION fur tho angry and determined con.
: tlict which IL inevitable in caso tho question
IL not determined before tho election. All
good citizens, Of whatever party, look to the
Court for deligorance. Thoy pray that hon.
= ored tr!bunal to give pence, order, md estab-
:. lisl!ed Law to this city. Thoy want tho Court
to decide which charter is the lawful charter
OF this city, and thus take away from deina.
gogues--from tue disorslorly md uuruly-all
, 1875-09-17
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Address TIE Tribune toAih"a'
Corner Afa1iton sna Dcarborn-sts.. CA!esge, III.
, 1875-09-17

Tho Now York State Democratic Conren-
ton met ut syraenso yesterday, but spent
lilo principal portion Of tho day in deciding
questions Of contested delegations. In the
caso of New York City the fight was between
tho Tammany md the MoEasssE1 delegations,
tito former being adrnittcd. The action of
the Convention to-day, as outlined in tho
dispatches, will undoubtedly DO in favor Of O
return 10 specie payments
, 1875-09-17

Latest accounts from tho Fiji Islands tell
Of tho awful opilomio Of measles which
Inns ragged with unabatea fury for tho past
four months, It il cstimntea TINT tic dis
case has already carried of onc-third Of tho
popu1a.iou, anl tint unless checked it will
in short time entirely wipo out the native
etnnnnt
, 1875-09-17
BpSINESS NOTICES.

sIMpLy THAT AID NOTHING MOEE.-nvEnY
ladv nnrbt 10 know thai 'lairds iionn Of Youth"
r,mhtns;ion pf nhulaouu rsnhs, carAbls Of afpAFt-
fnE natural md ssqn'e{ sul e"r,o1iSIna 70 sny
its oan.i ;,esuSr 10 found bold by Ill druggists
, 1875-09-17

Grcenbacka at the New York Gold E1-
change yesterday opened at ST., rosc to 859,
fell to s5s, advanced to sG4, and finally closed
NJ
, 1875-09-17

ORIENTAL LODGE, M. 81, A. r. and A. M.-Htatsn
standardization thia friday evening at 7:j1 of1oct.
for burIncst and work on tho f. G DrErcc. ~ tfhcs
~ tia Mastnr. L. y. TUCKER Sccy.
, 1875-09-17

ACADEMY or MUstC-1Iatsel street, betwcen
H,dison snJ Monroe Engagement of ths Marian
TaYlus Combination, "The Two 0rphans.1
, 1875-09-17

HoOLEY's TItKATNE-rlsndo'ph street. tetween
ClArk Af,d La94ua. Engagement Of the California
M1nstrels
, 1875-09-17

CHICAGO TnKATRE-Clark street, between 1lar-
&qlph and Lake. "raulne.n
, 1875-09-17

Mcy1CEERH THEATRE-Madlson street, between
Dearborn and slate. "Nunntng Cosnor."