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thies that we were quite ready to recommend
an appropriation to him for oyerwork. our
Washington correspondent, however, finds upon
examination that there is q balance due the
other way. OF the four years and ten months
"years of toiln-which Mr.. Delano was
Secretary of the Interior it appears
that he was absent from his post
two years and twelve days-"years OF toll"
This was forty-tw per cent of the whole time,
and he drew pay to the amount of %16,933 50
for the time he was absent-the years OF
"toil.r So we shall not recommend any appro-
priation for extra services. On the contrary,
we suggest that he cover into the Treasury the
above amount.
years of toll" All, what dear, delightful
old humbug he was to be sure. Aud the fres-
ident says continued persecution was heaped
upOn him. What pity
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-02
T RIPPLE S III Z f. Il
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FoREIGN.-The Herzegovinians retrcatcd after
three sanglUnary engagements their demands met
the approval of the Great Powers. - A tempo
rary disagreement in the French Cabinet be-
cause NJ. Says speech not published
in the official journal was settled GO
The Carlists were victorious at San Sebastian
= Munden won the October handicap at New
market - The Bishop of BreSlau declined to
attend the German Ecclesiastical Court. ==
There were sangunary riots in Stockholm between
the militia and police. - Minister Wade threat
ened to withdraw from Picking.
DOMRsTIC-The Treasury called for the Tedemp
ton of 81, 100000 of the Five-Twenties Jan. l.
- Gen. Grant replied 10 toast at an Army of
the Tennessee dinner in Des Moines, and Gen. Sher
man defended his book and the March to the Sea-
49, Willard Carpenter gives 100000 to endow a
new school at Evansville, Ind. - Shepard, Hall &
Co of Boston lumber dealers failed for 81 800, 0O0
- The Government will not lose by the naval
frauds at San Francisco. == At Fall River, 500
moro operatives went to work. and the strike yir-
tually ended
CITY AND SUBURBAN.-Leading wholesale mer-
chants stated that their sales compared well with
last year. and that the prospects Of Fall and Winter
trade were hopeful. == Freight rates were raised
on the Erie, New-York Central and Pennsylvania
Central lines. 80 Mr. Beecher made bis first Fri
day night address after his vacation. == The sus-
picions that Dr. POrteous murdered proved to be
unfounded - The Assembly Committee on Crime
invAstiGated the management Of the work-house
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-02
" TEARS or TrIL."

II seems but yesterday --Whcn. q, INA Ter
of fact, il happened last I"nday-that our
ewes were dinucd and oug feelings narrowed
hy the lion. Columbus DclanoS recital OF The
Ial,ors he had performed. the auXicties he bad
experienced, and the hoJ'lsps and pIisati0ES
he had endured during The four years and
"cight months" of HI service as Secretary of
the interior. The pathos with wE;ch he re-
counted them al in his letter OF resignation WAS
irresistible. Official literature ms ht be searched
in vain for any parallel for it. Everybody
who read it broke down under it. And almost
everybody said with sobs and sish* " ii Is too
"bad 70 keep that good, handwriting, houcs!
&" old person at such drudgery any longer"
And Che American People, with is handkcr-
chief to It's eyes, pressed his hand "a parting,
and said. "You are such man that take you all
sin all We shall never look upon your like
''again Go away somewhere, venerable ANA
"worn-Out public servant. and get rested"
Had Congress been in session, and had it been
the right kind OF "a Congress, no doubt an
extra appropriation would have been pushed
through t. compensate him for all his extra
scryccs and smooth Iii, declining years.
"Thc difficulties of this position said he il
a very touching way III his letter 20 the Pres
idcut "and the diligence, care, and labor re-
" ouircd of me in dischaTging It's duties, you also
understand. And of these | trust the public
(" has g correct appreciation" The duties,
he pro g to say, "haye been laborious, diff
Gcult. cate" and then he relates how tho
business Of the Land Office has increased and
how 1t "cnuses the head OF The department a
:" vast amount of judicial labor and response
"bilty which is not generally understood"
From this he proceeds to speak of the III
"tricate, delicate, and vcxItions questions ,
arising in the Indian Bureau, and to express
his firm conviction that great Improvements
have been made in the service. And in clos
ing lac says;
allude these matters brohy, 10 remind yon Of the
cxhausting labor which fidelity to my duties during the
last years and four months has demanded Of me- and
TO show you part that OF my requires rest and
regeneration During all these years OF toll have had
your support your sympathy. and IS believe, your en-
tire confidence. Had it boon otherwise should have
long since retired.
We undertake TO say that more touching
resignation has not been handed in since the
Credit MObilier statesmen stepped down.
Those years of toll so excited our ]ympl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-02
TLE PEELLl DERT.

The Debt statement for September shows
decrease for the month Of .,3,3l2, sos, and for
the first quarter Of the fiscal year Of S6.222,-
400. The decrease for September, 1874, was
less than half a million dollars, and for the
first quarter of the last fiscal year, $3,3l5,-
eds. The comparison shows gain OF nearly
three million dollars for the current year, ana
is therefore extremely favorable. Nererthe-
less, we observe that every month since
the passa.e of the bill Increasing taxes
has shown falling of in the customs receipts
nj New-Nork, the decrease last month being
81 ,247. 900 or more tEln ten per cent Tax
inc the favorable Debt statement INTO c0nsid-
Grafton along with this falling off in the Gus
toms revenue, 1t seem, 10 follow Cd that the
increase of taxes by the last Congress was
unnecessary and (2) that increasing taxes
is not precisely the same thing a. m
crcasiug revenue. When the tax bill
was under consideration we expressed the
opin;on that increasing duties in such times rs
these would probably lead to ? falling of i'll
the revenue, and this has proved to he the
case. The need of the Treasury for several
wears past has rot been an increase of taxes
either OF customs or internal revenue. but
faithful COileCllOU OF Wv ldA'~ dil'dhs ~"
posed.
A call was issued yesterday fer $4,000, 900
more of six per cent bands OF 1861 to be re-
deemed and replaced by five per cent bonds
of the new loan sold 10 the Syna;catS. Is
usual, the Debt statement cannot he depended
OH for accurate information as to the coin in
the Treasury. Nearly twcaty-cuc millions OF
unpaid rast-duc bono are included in the
statement whilo Inc coin Oh hard is given at
SCI, 3,3iT. OF thi large amount is sill
yer coin and bullion. The amout of coin GER
tificatos outstanding is 81 ,Gl5,2OO which Is q
smaller sam than the Treasury has reported
on tlc 1t OF October since The publication Of
monthly statements was inauGurated. With
40 large an amount OF Overdue called bonds
for which coin can bc demanded of the Treas
ury at any time. the great scarcity OF gold in
Ncw-YOil. seems difficult to account for. The
probable explanation i, that several millions
of The bonds have been duy paid and then
pieoon-holcd to await the adjusting pro-
ccs>c, Of Treasury bookkeeping.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-02

speaking in Ohio for Gov. Allen. Mr. Bcbuoknr5 tabcs
the ground that speedy contraction Is impossible and
supports the Ohio Democratic platform because
IL favors simply that natural expansion OF the cur
rency which the wants Of growing country require.
He denounces naon but his words and his acts are OF
no kindred.
Messrs. DelanO, Smith and Co. talk q great
deal about their sacrifices for the Indians and how much
money they have lost IN the public service That man IL
unworthy Of the Of prophet who hcsacs 10 pre-
dict that OF these patriots will know what ~ TO
want money in the next ten years Jrs Keep an eye on
Deano his son. and all the Smiths. there are three of
them and see if they any signs OF nnpecuniosity
during that time. They not rich when they went
into tie business OF "ChristanIlht lhs l"'ah'
There il not one OF them who is not rich now.
Ex-senator Harlan is a wonderful orator.
He spoke at Kossuih. Iowa other day. and when no
STOPPED there was nothing left be said. lie gave a
minute description Of the political situation az the dawn
OF the Christian era and raycred with great care down
to the present time leaving hardly single event nnnen
toned. He explained completely away every shortcom
ing that had been charged to the Republican party
Beneath mis- master hand the CIGd Aiober scandal van
shed into nothiness, although he strangely forgot to
mention the two 5000 checks which fl to ms share
The salary grab Indian frauds sanborn contracts, and
olbery OF on kinds were knocked completely Out OF his
tory. and this neat job attended io, TIE course Oh INC 10
publican party on the finances was shown TO nave ge,h
the W!scbt and best tie word had s,h ~ - a'l W
say such speech has ever been delivered BEFORE any
where.
The opinion is gaining ground daily that
the next Presidential will play havoc with tho
old party lines The action OF the Eastern Democrats IN
rcpudiatng COY Allen aud is soft money doctrines has
strengthened this conviction, since il Las led The -oit
money organs To camor for division between the last
aud the West ana South Commenting ON TINS state
of affairs, he ChicaGO Times says Long enough ana
too long have the people endured and suffered under the
fales, guidance OF ,elfscckng demagogue', as devoid
Of honesty as they have been destitute OF pTlnciple
There Is feeling abroad that the time Is come to shake
or hi, incubus OF thoroughly dema@oZle pariyism to
break through the senseess crust Of form and tradition
and TO strike hands more for tue substance Of thhs'
true or at least believed 20 d, true There tat ia no
mir which gives fOICwaInng that % u eds bur tcH boi.
unram.nclcd and sincere leaders 10 sOind me pattcTa
which will bYiuc forth out OF the corrping body O past
and dead Dartyism forces OF political vitality hat
will constitute the rapid sweep OF events poilici ~
generation"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-02

TIE LARGEST CIRCULATION AMONG THE BEST
PEOrLy-THR TRIBUNE has it. The fact Is demonstrated 10y
and it four months atter hei pun
LEGATION before stunned rivals able 70 utter even
The superior circulation is show ~ me orders OI
the American Company, of the New YORK News Com
pany OF Company, and all the other heavy
3cs In the certificates of the advertising agents ana In
the official report Of tho Postmaster OF the c 70 te
Ter General authorities refuse TO permit The further pun
ca0n of the ges on account OF the complaints OF rivals
hut il "a known they continue down 10 midsummer
10 exhibit tho same relative proportions 0s when NEST
announced last April The orders OF tho news oGmpSns
then and now demonstrate that TIKI IWBUNFs dall
circulation greater than the combined daily cIcula-
lions both World and Times while IT'S Wkl Is 5tg,f
than tho combined wCckcs Of all its city rvaS AdFcr-
Users further information on these points have 2
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amnscmenle ano ftleeiinas.

ACADEMY OF MUsIc-At . and s: "Around the
World" 49,
BooTH's THEArER-At 1870 and S: 1.-The Flying scud'
FIFTH AVENUE THEATER.--At 1880 and 3; "Our Boys
IYCEuM THEArEG.-At 1870 and s LA File dc Madame
AngOt"
OLYMPIC THENTFR.-At and g: Variety performance
PARK TuEATER.-At . and g: mighty Dollar"
PARTISAN VARIETIEs.-At2 and g.
SAN Francisco MISSIREIs.-At and &
THKATER CoMIQUE-At . and :; Variety Performance
UNION SQUARE THEAIER.-At 1870 and 8; THO dl'deo
Age"
AMERICAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
GILMORE'S GARDEN.-COncert.
JEROME PARK.-Fall meeting.
Nr1RoPoIrTAN MUSEUM OF ART-Pantngs, statuary,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-02

Within the next week the Tammany nomi-
nations to the various city Offices will be viz
tually determined. There never was better
time, therefore, to remember that large pro-
portion of the places to be filed are OF judi
cial nature. and that the laW-blealdng classes
are not the ones whose wishes should be con-
suited as to candidates-nOt even if among
those classes should he found SaChcms or ex-
SacheIns of Tammany.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-02

on Blackwell's Island. - Republican delegates
to local conventions were elected. = The anti
Custom-house Republicans decided to put county
ticket in the field. == Gold III, 116si. 1868.
Gold value of the egal-tender dollar at the close,
$500 cents
THE WEATHER-The Government report predicts
cool and cloudy weather -= In this city yester-
day the day was overcast and rainy. and at night
clustering and cold Thermometer go, 81, 44o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-02

New English books furnish an entertaining
theme in our London correspondence. British
publisher have discovered a way of increasing
their sales by making and advertising such
changes in later editions that buyers of first
editions become disconnected with their pur-
chascs. We trust that this trick of the trade
will not be hastily acquired in this country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-02

Our report of the resumption of the Friday
evening devotional services at Plymouth Church
shows that Mr.. Boechor has returned from his
vacation s0jOun in the mountains refreshed
spiritually and mentally as well as physically.
His remarks last night were in the best VEN
OF these popular lecture-rOom talks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-02

The three sanguinary engagements which
have just been fought render the settlement OF
the Herzegovinian conflict more difficult than
ever. The approval of their terms by the
Great Powers will also tend TO incite the in
sugents against Turkey, which appears to dis
trust all her Christian yassalS.
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The unexpected speech of President Grant at the
meeting OF lie Amy of the Tennessee on Thursday
cxces variety of comment from the press. There
i a general agreement, however. that whatever sig.
ncauce it has attaches to his reference to the school
question, aud the eamestness with which he urged
that u.e,s the supposed movement of the Catholic
Chrrc ~ ,!cra for a division ofthe School Funds
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-02

Very few merchants in active and healthy
trade were found who disscnted from the en-
couraging views of trade prospects which the
leading men in various branches expressed to
TRIBUNE reporters yesterday. The canvass OF
opinions upon the subject was thorough one,
and the general verdict was that trade had
reached its lowest ebb during Midsummer,
and was now decidedly improving, with a
promise of exceeding that of last year in every
respect. The great carrying companies also
report decided increase in the tonnage OF
westward bound frcighjS. Not only Is the
bulk of traffic larger than formerly, but the
basis OF trade is better and more healthy.
Orders are not as large, but more frequent
than in past years. notes arc given (whcre
credit is asked on shorter time than formerly
aud renewals are not requested So frequently
The increase in the volume of business has
been particularly marked in Che last month or
two, and the indications are fair for con-
tnued development in the right direction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-02

Would it not be well for the imitation leaders to
reflect that they cannot by any possibility attain
more than temporary SUGGEST Suppose that their
wicked crusade swept the whole country those OF
them who are leading it for personal reasons might
pay their debts in deprecated currency and lower
themselves to the level Of pickpockets, but the re-
action would be inevitable and speedy. Such
movement never had more brief success. The YER
dict of all history is against it, The remorse OF ruin
follows Just as surely as the remorse Of disease or
death comes to the prohgate. There is there can
be- no escape from it. And when the people came at
last through bitter trials, to see how they had
been dupcd, and to realize the full extent OF their
ruin they would long to tear the dust of these men
from their graves and scatter il to the four winds OF
heaven.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-02

A large increase has taken place within re-
cent wears in the ntmbcr and scope of the
schools in this city which prepare students for
The learned professions. On another page a
description of these schools will be found,
giving particulars % to their objects and Off
GERS. Ncw-Yorii affords rare advantages to
the better classes Of students for acquiring
knowledge in theology, medicine, or law, and
is not far behindhand in art schools. Good
management of these institutions may long
secure this pryGminence to our city, since pc
culiar facilities can be provided, especially foi
legal and medical studies, which would be
with difficulty attained in smaller community
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-02

Although the theory that the Rev. DR.. Por-
teous was brought to his death by foul play
has been dissipatod Ly investigation, there re-
mains what seems to be fair subject Of criti-
cism in the manner in which "'tIowncr's
"Qucst Law" was applied in the case. 1t Is
difficult to believe, but the assertion is made
that those VINO found the body of tic drowned
man were really deferred from efforts to re-
suscitatc life by the plea that the law prohib-
tied any interference with the corpse until it
had been viewed by the Coroner. This is
carrying obedience to the letter of the law to
such an extreme as to lead to legitimate doubts
of the sanity of those who gave it such an in
tcrnretatiOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-02

1t has been the habit of Minister Bnfltt to
exclude from the French official journal
speeches which did not coincide with his views.
The successful resistance which bis colleague,
NJ. Say, has made to this system of implied
censure shows that the French Premier must
be more liberal than he is disposed TO be if he
would maintain the Cabinet intact. This reSo-
lutte blow mt his autocratic policy will also
serve to give the Republicans renewed courage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-02

We have no time for relics in this country, and
ttle yencration. The horse that carried the great
est General Of the Union armies at FickSburg was
sent under the hammer at 81. Louis day or two
ago like any veteran of the hack, and her original
owner Melted 500 by the operation. May " ick5-
burg" find kind master and some day fitting rest
ing-placo for her old bones Her history IS worth
that ~ least
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-02

They manage these things better in Canada. The
Goverhnent carccls contract on the Nelland Ia
nal with DenisOn and Bclden before work is begun,
on account OF the grave charges brought against
them by the State of New-York. The importance OF
the contract, both TO the Government and the con-
tractors may be inferred from the fact that the firm
was compelled to furnish guarantees for its per-
Torrance of the contract to the amount of 100000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-02

of tho several Statos bs defeated all would be 1881
that had been gained by tho war. His rather abrupt
entry upon tho Of political discussion III tho
character of champion of the common school system
leads some to suspect him Of bidding for third term
on that issue while others consider that he was ONLY
acting upon the suggestion of the party managers
who hope to give the question more prominence az
political issue than it now has. Still Others thk IL
barely possible that the President suspects Gen.
Sherman of Presidential aspirations and that Know
ing the relations of the General and his family with
the Catholic Church. he took this opportunity to pay
off little debt dne the author of recent volume OF
Memoirs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-02

A letter from Constantinop!e published this
morning describes the kind OF eXactions levied
by the Turkish Government, and shows Ivy n
few striking instances how intolcrabe 20 hon
est men il the system of Ottoman rule. Facts
like these shed strong light on the origin Of
the revolt in Herzegovina bit our correspond
ent agrees with other Observers of thc rebel
lion in doubling whether the population Of
that province is yet fit for stlf-government.
The hatreds between the various nationaltics
of which it is composed are only surpassed hy
that which they bear toward their Turkish
masters.