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New-York tribune., 1875-05-11
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New-York tribune., 1875-05-11

redemption cities to banks in the country and
counted as part of the legal reserve OF the
latter, has decreased nearly eight million dol
lars, being $59, ,O21 ,G23, against $G6,Sl4,67l
in 1874. The amount duo banks in the re-
dcmption cities from banks in New York, and
reckoned as part of the reserve OF the former
has also decreased three and half millions,
from $34, ,4G3,S1S in 1874 to $3O,S73,G52 IN
1875. The changes noted above arc all IN ac-
cordance with the spirit Of the Act OF June 70,
1874, which was passed to encourage the paiiHs
to lend out their reserves instead OF Keeping
them locked up and lying idle.
Since June 20, 1874, the aggregate OF Ma.
ti0nal bs.nk notes outstanding las Increased
So, ,723, All, and from July !, 1874, to clay l.
1875, the currency balance in the Treasury has
decreased $13,479,G35. Both these changes
have added to the volume OF tho currency,
and their aggregate amount ia Sl6,203,OA0
On the other hand the authorized issue OF
legal-t tender notes has decreased $3,940,24O
and the deposit of legal-tcnder notes with the
United States Treasurer for the purpose of
withdrawing National bank circulation has
increased $l4,G26,196 between June 20, 1874,
and May /, 1875. Both these changes are
reductions Oh the paper money anu eh'h '"'"i
amount is S1s,57I,4 ,436. The net result OF
these changes in tho outstanding bank
notes, currency balance, legal tender limit,
and lcgal-tendcr deposit fund for re-
tiring bank notes, is contraction OF
%2,37l,390 in ten months-a change OF
itself utterly insignificant. If, however, the
amount of bank capital invested in United
States bonds and bank notes continues to de-
crease, and if Secretary BristOw makes up
his mind to keep moderate amount Of cur
rcncy on hand, neither Of which events from
present appearances is unlikely to happen,
we may before Congress meets find the total
quantity Of paper money ailOat brought back
within tho limits which ex-Sccretaries Bout
well and Richardson, with the help OF the last
Congress, succeeded in effacing. Grcenbacks
are now being deposited for the purpose OF
Withdrawing bank circulation at the rate OF
about two and u half million dollars u month,
which is about double the rate at which fresh
circulation is being taken out. AZ fOur-tiiths
of the new issues OF notes are ncutralized By
canceling legal tenders, and "a Secretary Bris-
tow has exhausted his stock Of currency and
scnsibly resumed his gold sales, there is pros
pect OF real though very gradual, contrac-
tlon OF tho currency.
New-York tribune., 1875-05-11
TIE NEBS THIS MORNING.

FoITIGN.-The Gar arrived at Berlin yesterday {;
some apprchensi0ns are expressed III London that
The pence of Europe may be disturbed as
result OF tho mOotng. - C0rOncrS
inquest on 20 bodies Of persons whose
lives were lost through tie wreck Of tho
Schiller resultcd in O verdict OF accidentally
drowned; ninefy-cne bodies lave been recovered.
- Sil. Disraeli has consented to the appointment
of Ruyal Commission on the question Oi mterla-
tiorai copyright.
DoMrsliO.-SocTetaIy BristOw has discovered
gigantic system Of frauds among the Whisky Ring
with hicl large number Of internal Revenue Oi-
cers are conn; cted. combined attack was
made ON illicit distllcycs in several West
ern cities. - The Centennial celebration
of tho surprise aud capture of Fort 1icond'roa was
held yesterday. Addresses made 10y Col. W. T..
Caltins le Rcv. Flavius J. Cook, Col. ". G.. Joyce
and Col. Cole. - decision i'll tho Union Pacific
cast before tho COmt Oi Cinis. is expected on MON
day Judge Richardson will start on a tour Of tho
wo,d on Wednesday.
CITY AND suBUknAN.--h tho suit aeanst Mr.
Bee her there were long arguments over admitting
certain testimony from jeremiah II. Robinson. and
several witnesses testified for the plaintiff. -
Inouries were st made as TO tho safety
Of passengers on the Schiller and diroo-
tions were tclegraphed as 20 bodies recov-
erod - Tho Independent" ticket in
the Stock Exchange was successful. - Several
anniversary meetings were held. - The Brock
)yn Board of Aldermen 81 "a turbulent session. con-
frIned rome Of Mayor Hunters nominations and re-
ieetod others. - The Planet Jutc Mills III Brook
lyn weio destroyed 10y fire, with estimated loss Of
$500. 900. - Thermometer. 70o. Os', $40. -
Gold. 1852, II56e 115l2. Gold valuO of tic legal
tonder dollar at the close, SGoi0 cents.
THy WYATupR.--1ho Government Report predicts
northwest 60 southwest winds ard generally clear
weather.
New-York tribune., 1875-05-11

were persuaded that it was necessary to de-
fraud the Government in order to provide
fund for election purposes. For four years the
Ring has grown In strength and wealth, until
it is now said that they did not
believe that any Secretary would attempt
their overthrow. The one mistake they seem
to have made was that they did not know
Secretary Bristow. Tho actul introduction
of honesty and reform into the department
was something they were not prepared for.
The next question in order, now that by out
side methods the mysteries of tho Whisky
Ring are exposed, is, what is the use Of tho
Internal Revenue Bureau'
No reference to this remarkable development
would be complete, which did not express tho
most cordial recognition OF Secretary Bristow's
admirable work, and Of the exceptionally
hearty manner in which the President has sup
ported him,
New-York tribune., 1875-05-11
Amneements ana tilceiinas.

BoorH's TurATRn.-" ENadne."
DAYS. FIrra AVENUE TrxArrE.-At 1880 and 8: " Tho
BIG BONANZA"
lyCFrM TuKArrr.-"Ic Petit Faust-" Aimee
OLYMPIC THrATrR.-Varicty Entertainment
SAN FRANCISCO MINsTREIs Birch ana Wamood
THEATER CoWoUE.-Varicty entertainments
UtioS SouAsE THEAIER.-"The Two Orphans
wALLACh's TnEAItR" The Rivals
Ac,pEuY OF pYsIGS.-Exhibiton Of P0intinrs.
MErRoroIiTAN MUSEUM or AKI.-P;inug, statuary etc.
ROBINSON HAiI.-Tsb'caux VNants.
pr GaINo HAiI-Readipgs. Miss Teresa Fsmondo
Nrw-YorK OsPnAN AsnIN.-At 2:3o Anniversary
Exercises.
MASONIC HkLt---At 1890: National Woman suffraCe
Association.
New-York tribune., 1875-05-11

There is gentleman of o3 years in this State who
has been married much in the course of long and
well-SPcnt life. that mention is made of it in tho
newspapers. His is Smith. lie cSpouscd his
first III 1913, but ho canuot now, poor man. rcmem
bcr tho of bis lst. "a, 3d. and 18th wives His
9Th bequeathed him handsome property, aud no
remembers her perfectly well. She vamooscd this
earthly ranch four years ago, leaving him u conso
late widOwor OF 50 years. la twelve months, hav-
ing no time to spare for useless grief, lao grapploL
with No. &, woocd her fov two evenings and married
her extemporaneously. She likes her husband, she
AYERS, albeit he cannot walk aud is as deaf us a
whole colonnado of posts IF my husband were to
die to-day. shc says, " l would marry tomorrow if
got a chance" We have no doubt of il. Though
tho had fifty children would accept OF
course she would. Now must go and make Door
Mr.. Smith sonno tea," sho saidj and closed the
interview and dismissed the bewildered interviewer.
New-York tribune., 1875-05-11
TIE UUIShT RING EXPOSDPE.


The assault of Secretary Bris;Ow ON the
WHISKY Ring las surprised them in their in
trcnclncnts. From the particulars given i'll
the full and exclusive report which we have
the pleasure Of printing this morning, it is
evident that this was no ordinary undertaking.
Tho Ring was not only Iicll and power
ful, it was almost ubiquitous. lis
paid agents were officials in the Govern
mont employ, and corruption extended upward
and downward through i'll branches OF the
internal Revenue service. Livery movement
toward investigation was Instantly telegraphed
from Washington to the leaders of the Ring.
The Secretary found himself surrounded with
spies TO get the evidence necessary 20 prove
known frauds, new men had to be en-
ployed who were unknown to the Ring. 1t was
not merely desirable TO carry on the invcst-
CATIONS without tho aid of the machinery of
the Internal Revenue Bureau, it was absolute
ly requisite that no knowledge of the work
should reach that Bureau in any form.
During one period of tho undertaking, the
Ring actually cndeayOrcd To fOist upon tho
Secretary one of Their own agents TO assist in
the investigation, and this counterplot ycly
nearly succeeded.
Tho ramifcations Of this conspiracy have
been very fully traced ont Its estimated
profits exceeded $l,OOO,OOO per year. A
fixed percentage OF these profits was
paid TO the corrupted officials.
Even the carly steps by which the
corruption was begun when new men were ap-
L.
New-York tribune., 1875-05-11
NVEST{G dTING SPENCER.

There WAS always moro or less doubt about
the election Of the Hon. George l.. Spencer Of
Alabama to the United States Senate. We
record the fact with pain; for Spencer is the
hind Of statesman that should not have his
usefulness impaired by any cloud upon his
title. Bat there has always been more or less
opposition to our ablest men, There has been
to Spencer. And il was owing to this opposi-
tion that there arose dispute about Spencer's
right to seat in the Senate. At the time
Of his election things wcIo very much
mixed in Alabama. Mr.. Spencer. who was
born somewhere else, and would have
been educated somewhere else had he needed
any education, was left, when the tide of war
fell off from Alabama, in the attitude Of q
leading statesman watching for chances. He
saw the State of Alabama strue Cling 10 free
herself from what resources she had left. in
order to take her position abreast with her
sister States, and have increasing taxes, mag
nilicent debt, two Legislatures at IA time, and
some such man as Spencer in the Senate
Never did rural grocery proprietor snap at an
opportunity to trade or ddIoag,d calico fol
early greens icoic suddenly tll.n George f.
New-York tribune., 1875-05-11
PUBLIC OPINION.
?. Allen and Senator Thurman, Gov
eOOd sense.

Gov. Allen and Senator Thurman. Gov.
HendiicEs and Mr. IOudcton. Gov Tldcu aud Andy
Johnson should cultivate the arts Of peace ard good
viii among The Democratic staidar,i-ltSpr is 10
br SeuitOI Bayard OF DclawaroiCincinuaut onnncfcd
Und)
The Bayards have owned Delaware for some
time but there ara several other states IN the nOn
Besides, senator Iaysrd has two weak points, hc ON
ranaG commercial is his organ and hs record Is had -
to Ion gitude lie cannot be fresdontl tincinnau In
quirur IDen)
There are many slips between the cup and
the lp hut We do thna will be fur Lstskcn IN
our prediction that IL things get no worse tot Grant tlaa
they are hc will receive the nomination OF the Orc-
and the people, Wilmington q. c. star tDeu)
We look to Vice President Wilson for IN
accurate delineaIion Oi the Souh II is and We toI
region dsonctauted OF it's dresn to iounsy epuiHe'nv
public riupirc, amt earnestly tent an re W
old prosperity and winning victories in ia ssi'r
cal telds.-t Boston Herald tlnd)
Possibly Bristows chances for hot3s the ncS.
President would De quite good II lac 'f4ht nave =
Gen" before his name. Ii 10 believed thlEa rVesc
bile percentage Of tho voters are more or c T sunsD "a
clinod to Try civilian for ohansV, IA N cat -
they ARE not all "ex-Rcbcs" or "CVppUbfsds. eit"h
-lSprnsficd Republican tindi -
The hospitalities and hOnors re9aded "
Vice ires,i. M.i-an at the Souti noted With mu,s
qualification hy has friends at tn North, WLI reo.t
hayo been said IL years ago II IL had been ptdo.
thar one u. the c1ns Of the old abolition parry Wv s
wherever hc might 20 ia tho Southern STATES and inov
over that he Woud only meet with hceinen 10 io W."
Journey such tincs Cbanses auu We trust 'nss W"
AL cliungo with them.-.Bos.oa journal tEoP9
New-York tribune., 1875-05-11
CONDI TON or TIE NA7ION1L BANKS.

CONDI TTON or TIE NA1iONIL BANKS
BY the last official abstract OF the reports OF
the National banks, showing their condition
on March /, 1875, it appears that their COM
bincd loans and discounts amounted on that
date to 1886, ,4S5, ,S99 This is the largest
aggregate ever reached 10y the National banks,
and is SOS, ,62G,300 greater than the total OF
their loans on Feb. 27, 1874. AS it is a
manifcst absurdity to suppose that this in
crease of loans represents increased activity in
business, we are compelled 20 search for some
other cause. Onc-half the increase We find to
be in the ten Western States OF Ohio, Indiana,
Michigan, Kentucky, Illinois, Iowa, Kansas.
Missouri. Wisconsin, ard Minnesota. The
total loans Of the banks in these States were
S17S, j6S, 900 on Feb. -, 1874, and $207,-
rs, 600 on March /, 1875, being Gn increase
of 1921 900, or 16 per cent in twelve
months 1t will be observed that tie loans
made by the banks of these States are only
one-hfth Of the entire loans of the National
banks. Perhaps most OF tho increase il due to
the fact that large portion OF last years
wheat crop still remains in tic West, having
been kept back for higher prices. The loans
of the banks in Ncw-lOrk City are very
slightly increased, being $20l, ,972 900. against
5000. .ii2 900 in 1874. These are the loans
OF the National banks alone, the State banks
not reporting to tho Controller OF tho Cur
rcncy.
The next point we shall touch on is the
reserve. We look upon the reserve of the Ma
tional banks ~ practically consisting of the
legal tender and bank notes on hand, and the
amount due from tho Unte< States Treasurer
in excess of the five per cent redemption fund.
Specie is no part Of the reserve for obvious
reasons, and will no. be until payments in coin
are resumed. The redemption fund is as
unavailable for the payment of dcpositors as
the silver ore at the bottom of the Big
Bonanza, and no prudent banker will consider
it as adding anything to his cash resources,
except for tho special purpose of suirendering
circulation and Withdrawing the United States
bonds on deposit with the Treasurer Reckon
ing the reserve in this way we find it to COM
pare as follows with the same items at the
corresponding date in 1874:
New-York tribune., 1875-05-11

The public mind being good deal occupied by
"oentenias.' 1t may relieve the mcnotony Of read
Ing about battles and massacres 10 reflect that just
one hundred years ago, in 1870. DR.. Edward Jonner
discovered vaccination to be prophy Tactic of small
pox Germansalways writo books upon the smallest
pro'ocstioo, and ono DR.. Burgeraeyc viii put out q
New-York tribune., 1875-05-11

The examination into the corrupt manage
ment Of the Capitol building at Albany has by
no means touched bottom, but enough has been
made known to induce the Senate Committee
on Finance to recommend the entire abolition
Of the Board of Commissioners, SO that the
work may hereafter DO done somewhat on
business principles. This will be vigorously
opposed by all those who regard the building
as their bonanza, and by their friends in tho
Legislature, but it ought TO prevail. The mat
ter is simple Que. The building is only fairly
begun, and Four Millions of Dollars have been
spent upon it already, tho full amount which
il was 10 cost according 10 tho repeated
pledges Of everybody concerned, and an amount
sufficient TO have completed it according to the
original plans. The present system has been
amply tested, and has led only to this vast and
apparently endless expense. The Legislature
ought not 70 appropriate another cent without
taking measures to put stop TO the vicious
system of ii}csponsibiity which has resulted
in such iuinous extravaganza and waste.
New-York tribune., 1875-05-11
Bnsiuess Notices.

Cash Ae-,ts. $3.50, ,0n0.-SuTrlus to Policy
1Ioldors over $1,000 00G3.1HS TrA'ILtRs haIuonL
Dyrtxc AND CLEANING.-Take your Dycing
and Cearins 20 TIRE MN YoEs pYsiNo hED PG,Sit t.lA
SIStyTNr aS iml,e.. TJ2 Eiuac~Iy, and go SlNHN t.
YorS aud iG6 and l6s P,eIrcpoa'si Brooklyn Ls'2o
s1nhi q ~.
New-York tribune., 1875-05-11
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Total. SIS .s77s52 sl50.924, 500

The five per cent redemption fund, which
il not included above. amounted to
$1G7l6,712. II we add it to the real reserve
there will still be a deficiency Of over four
million dollars as compared with the current
money on hand on March /, 1874, when the
redemption fund was not ia existence. At tho
same time the amount due from banks In the
New-York tribune., 1875-05-11

less of general interest than usual. the debate
on the bill which gives the Governor power to
commute life sentences Of imprisonment being
the chief exception. Our legislators seem to be
unwilling TO attempt anything important, while
they are on tenterhooLs about tho Governors
message.
New-York tribune., 1875-05-11

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New-York tribune., 1875-05-11

Minor measurcs occupied the attention Of tho
Legislature yesterday, aud ,le Proceeding, bad
New-York tribune., 1875-05-11

The decision of the sit for al;mony of
Ann Eliza against Brigham Young has
resulted dis,strcusly for tho plaintiif.
There will be few decent people who
will not agree with the Judge in the view
that he has taken-a view some time ago pre-
scented in these columns-th the granting OF
alnony virtually gave cOuntenance to
p0lygaDy.
New-York tribune., 1875-05-11

The facts in The famous suit OF the Holland
bankers, rprcscnting bondboldcrs, against the
st. Paul and Pacific Railroad Company, are
very clearly brought out in the decision of the
Supreme Court. Tho performances OF the
trustees of tho railroad were of a
class tlrat brings deep discrcdt on invest
monts in American railway securities.
The mortgage to the bOndhOlders covered
the iron sent TO build the road; the Company
handed over tho iron to Jay Cooke & Co. as
security to raise new loans. Jay Cooke & Co.
pledged the iron with other people to whom
they were indebted, and among these creditors
our Navy Department appears. Amid so
much wrong the honest creditors have little
chance for their rights.
New-York tribune., 1875-05-11

It is an aggravation OF evil to be told that,
if there had been telegraph between Bishop
Lighthouse and the shore. the lives OF all
those who were OH board the Schiller might
have been saved. But such is tho opinion OF
the Coroncl's jury at st. Mary's. II this fact
is known now, it must have been known several
years ago. Ii is difficult, therefore, to believe
that the neglect to construct such Telegraph
was not the result of gross nlismanaScment.
New-York tribune., 1875-05-11

No difficulties or disrOuragcments were
allowed 10y the good people of TiconderOga to
prevent their centennial celebration. 1t was in
all respects exceedingly crcditablc. There was
% large concourse of visitors, including many
persons Of eIninencc; the procession was well
0rgauzed the addresses were appropriate and
interesting. Our very foil dispatches give n
clear picture of the scene, to which tho grand
old ruins of the Font lent singular charm.
historical rcview by the Rev. Flayius j..
Cook of Boston was the chief feature of the
occasion, though some of the minor speeches
were well worthy of note and will interest our
readers.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-19
Dr.. LIE Rjchsu's GOLDEN BALSAM No. 1

cures C'lancres first and second stages, Sores on
the Legs or Body: Sore Ears, Eyes, Nose, &c,
Copper-col0red Blotchts, Syphilitic CatArA,
Diseased Scalp, ard all primary forms Of the
disease known a. syphilis. Price, IS Per bottle
n-t ,E-p
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-19
Notice.!

CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
- received at the once Of the Board Of State
Pr son Commissioners, up to
May go, 1873,
for the following work to be done on the State
Prison in course Of construction pear Reno. Ne
yada, to wit:
For building the east, west and south walls
aud the portion of the north wall necessary TO
connect it with the Warden's house ON the west
and the cell house on the east.
Plans and specifications to be seen at the offce
Of the Secretary of State.
Bonds in the sum Of fifty thousand dollars
conditioned for the faithful performance Of the
work. will he required by the Board: and twenty
per cent. of he contract price Will be retained
until the completion o. The woiR.
Eighty per cent. of the work done will be al
lowed in monthly payments the work pro-
gress.
The Board reserving the right to reject any
AMI all bids.
Carson. New, May 5, 1875,
J. d. MINOR,
nys-td Secretary of DE Board.