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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-01
ANOTHER BELCnER "SrIrEuENEo

July 20 1876
Mn. EDIror-Sir a the awful calamity III the
harbour s created great sAc'"iurut Lrr 'nu aware li
some Of the principal men 81 pym"Hlh 'buirh N,Ir
warned by letter that very morning. lEl s,u' I,d,'
puIuii ia- any lL 10 aJ With tl.- irighi ahdii hUd
iU-.c bloody GoiuF 90 and aguuud aJi thinh IL -
boz, : /. II aud II l. T. certainly n" rd and have
apparently paid no Attention 10 III" warning ana II u
plymouth does not pun down her Ido' dd not plN "llh
Burn tao Nar;Agln- t. IN 1876 tIlhk hci ~, W"is
III " Il AMI NJ mouIh BrOlcu the Covenant Made q
agreed The May flower AMI gone airt sIuS' r"'7
turn But the chictns all rejected jnrIiiyir"i ~ ih"
ana II was returned 10 plymouth NAEh,GANstIID
TThc signature e. this "statomcnt,' containing
surl terrible nc .usItons against I'll Il AMI some
Of the principal mon OF plymouth chulch, does MOI
convince rs that It cmanaie, From Mr.. Moultoh ga
Narragansctt Pier. Tho guarded manner IN winch
the charges are put does not sufficiently rcschbl'
the style Ol Mr. Bower to be absolute proof oil
authorship The frequent rccurrenc, of tie personal
pronoun would seem to point To Mr.. Iilron as the
author but the modo,ty Of tho writer III failing 10
use the capital letter prohibits the consideration oil
such a suspicion But 40 matter from whom the
charges proceed. it is hardly worth while for the
friend, of I'll W y and pymoutn church to deny
that their responsibility for the yacht disaster III the
bay is fully RS grave and quite rs positive ~ their
guilt in tho matter of d" burning the NarrhRInSctts
in 1862 And whatever covenant they may have
made in the "May fowcr,' We haven't the slightest
doubt they have violated il over and again. In
fact this last statement added to the three volumes
of similar evidence furnished by his other accuser',
makes The defense Of II " y utterly hopeless; ANA
We abandon him to Lis fate along with the fore
warned but reckless s h II aud II l. i, who VIII
probably continue to lot him preach whenever he
likea.-Edl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-01
WASHINGTON.


States is hereby authorized and directed to appoint
commission consisting OF five competent persons 10 IN
Qure into the change which has taken place IN the fel
tive value OF gold aud silver. aud the effects Thereon
upon trade, commerce, and finance, and upon the
standard OF value in this and in foreign countries, ana 10
report what legislation, II any, will, III Their Judgment
be required may he advisable III consequence OF such
cl9nge in the value Of gold and silver ana whether
Just ratio be established between gold ana silver
coins. to preserve To the nation the use s money
OF both OF these metals aud that said commission nave
power 10 take testimony and shall report the same WIN
their conclusions thereon 10 the President on or before
the LIST day D January, 1877, and That the conpehsa
tO To he paid to said commissioners shall be AT he rate
OF 80 cach per diem while they are In actual SESSION.
Representative COXs JOINT resolution for the appoint
ment Of joint committee to consider financial ques
tons. &c. which also referred 10 the Banking ana
Currency Committee, provides for joint committee OF
the two Houses Of Congress, three members from each
House who may call to their aid three or more experts
IN finance. 10 shall be the duty Of the COMM tee To III
qre into and report at the next session OF Congress
upon the practicabity. dcsability, and mode OF re-
mone2ing silver upon the resumption OF specie pay
cnis aud upon other kindred subjects Of pending fiscal
legislation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-01
PUBLIC OPINION.

Concerning HAYES, Carlyle wrote, as much
as 40 years ago: "Ine ttct 10 govern IL me I'M
wingest, unless constrained same man !-lChcaEO
Post and Mail (kep)
1t is a grievOus scandal that Gen. BaDcock
stl draws pay from the Federal Treasury He escaped
condemnation in the evil courts, but The judgment OF
the American people IL that he should be dismissed III
disgrace, from all public employ Boston transcript
Rep)
The people of this district are united in
their desire that Congressman scott Lord SIOd aga "a
represent them They need to be told that hc is
oicescrker. His nomination, therefore, i " l"irIohc
conclusion, and his reelection VIII assuredy iohOW-
Utica Observer iDeInD
The treatment Babcock received from the
White House after his trial does not argue a. iu an
acauta in the mind Of the Precedent as lie received
from the ST. Louis jury and # any one who Knows would
tell what the President thinks Of bis f." ner private
secretary, he might add very intrTcsn supplement
30 the conversation related by CX-SOci.Or WILSON,
louisville CouIieg-JOurnal DEM
The country would have been quite as well
satisfied we think, If BuiOrd Wilson had followed ris-
tOws example and neld his tongue His evidence really
adds little or nothing 10 tho intelligent pubc'S knOwl-
before known a general way is low known specifically
and crcumsiautally upon the testimony OF probably the
most intelligent witness in the cOuntrylopfnSne!d Re
publican UndJ
There is no question of the political sagacity
OF the movement the nomination Of Charles Francis
Adams for Governor BY the Democrats. Nothing would
give such opportunity to reyOutUnze the state ana
smash tie old party shells. IL would cause such a
shaking mp OF the political dry bones III this Common
wealth have not since the famous cOllitl0n
DAYS Mr. Adams Is strong advocate of local ScligON-
eminent and an undOubed rcfOriAer. The DOmi' alton
OF Adams and Bartlett by the Democrats would be tie
one thing that would enable them TO tIc state
boston Herald Qnd)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-01
THE DECLINE IN SILVER ABROAD.

REPORT OF TIE PARLIAMENTARY COMMITTEE ." iHL
SILVER QUESTION.
IYroM An OCCASIONAL CoRRE sPoNDEST - THE TRIBUSE
LONDON, July 13.-The steady depreciation
in the value OF silver which has been going on for
some time. ana which La, alarmed some Of our crono
inist and caused good deal Of Inconvenience and loss
in many directions has been referred to Committee Of
Ee House of Commons who sat under the presidency OF
Mr. COsclen This Committee has just issued H. report
hut the value of s deliberations Is much cnriaucd -
the limited issue which given u for inquiry. Ih'y
were charged ply to inquire into the cnse 81 tEe dc
preciatiOn and is effect the value OF exchanges ne
tween In liza and Great Britain. and to this task they
have adhered II Is idle theory that silver has fallen
in value and the report would 20 to show that it's
equally 10 idle fear that IL will continue 10 fall unless
either the supply the demand Is very much altered
The most serious difficulties here have been felt with tire
Indian trade ana in India itself the difficulty has been 50
great and the purchasing Of SILVER 80 much dtnc'
ated as entail upon the Indian Taxpayers an additional
burden OF over s3OOOOOO sterling for the present year.
besides one equally the private incomes Of
people who are PAID silver. The first given by
the Committee for the depreciation is the discovery OF
new mines OF great richnes, in the state OF Nevada
causing increased supply and The remaining i've refer
10 decreased demand IN the substitution 81 gold FOR
silver in the coinage Of Germany, Scandinavia and other
countries They consider the aspect Of circumstance
avcsc TO the future value of silver bnt that change in
the trade with the East may partially countcrbalance
them probably too late In the session for Parliament
10 do anything the report now aud IT. Is pity That
the wider question not referred to the COMMITTEE
for there il competent authority on such a
question than Mr. GO3caeD whose opinion would
be respected. Hopes arc entertained that fresh
demand viii spring up in the increased use of tine metal
for domestic purposes and 1t Is held out probable that
the Chinese Government about TO Issue a silver
coinage II this Is so 1t will certainly 20 "a long way
toward making up the loss OF the silver coinage in the
European countries which have discarded IT, Various
remedies suggested. one Of the Chambers OF Con-
mcrcc-tbc GlasgOw-has put forth the theory OF the
decentralization OF silver in India; and others the
adaptation OF the prese coinage TO the value Both
these suggestions have objections 70 Them which VII! ut
once suggest themselves 10 all The Times of to-day
turns 10 discussion Of the puzzlng problem aud makes
what appears be sound suggestion far India
is concerned II proposes that the silver rent charges
India should be made gold rent charges and yet that 1t
should be admissible pay these IN silver but upon TIE
basis OF the market value of the silver in reference to the
gold.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-01

Gaming Il with either fresh manliness or gen''e
,..,,np Mr.. Davidge acted with intense emouoh' 40
u,r.on and with a clear and right purpose-whicn,
nowevcr his peculiar physical inapttude to the trag
mood in part defeated of its fulfment MI M. u DaS'
GOOD acor-of whom it is praise to say that nc r'o'
nan setchelshowed versatility and clevernesS III 'mo
contrasted types of the English laekey. MISS hnd"
Dietz roappearing after three years OF aosence was
Kindly greeted and she acted dscreety ana petuS' a"
The lanpud object of D,,ndrearVs suit MI soIhelh was
Nva or six times called before the curtain anu nv l o
miss D,etz Mr. Fawcett Mr.. DAILY, ana MISS 1ereAs
lewis II we note sprighty portrayal OF rustic inuuS
g., and health, by Miss Ada Gilman, VINO phyeu mary
800, Tho record of minor incidents is complete Inc
oo,Ion accorded to Mr. sothern and this revival was
ompbatcaly such as a pleased public aecords 10 the
,,xurv Of unclouded mrth. nipples OF lauEster ran
over the house during all the time he was on the stage
and the outbursts of applause were often like the cries
=, bappv children, engrossed in that thoughtiesS'
sest play which is so beautiful 10 understanding eyes
nbe scenery set for the piece is handsome, ana the
dresses and properties neat rich and suitable Inc
,beater we have said crowded. The house CON
,oined 80 COG. At the end of the performance MI
sotbern camo before the curtain, and spoke rev
cordial words of gratitude and friendship toward INC
Hav.York public.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-01
WASHINGTON NOTES.

NA5HNsTDN, MONDAY, July o. IN'o
The senate Committee on Appropriations today com
plctcd their revision and reduction OF the RIVER ana
uagbor Appropriation bill, the aggregate OF which ia
limited 10 S5OOOOOO. At the first opportunity the
Committee Will cndcayor pass 1t without amendment
II {, the general impression among prominent Hcpubi-
cau Senator'S that the majority Of the Senate allow the
hin tn II, Amended again IL viii fan altogether Iheic
is therefore some probability OF lis being passed Win
ont debate.
The President In recent conversation referring 10 the
appcaor for the pardon Of william Avery said that
the papers in this case had followed the course OF every
similar PETITION L. was referred by him to the Attorney
General and from the Bureau of Justice to the District
Attorney and Judge ut the city where the trial took
Mace os Is tbe inyariaio course The President said
uch pau.r never came back to him, and he had taken
no action whatever To forrstal determination on no
rart of the Attorney General, or To interfere III inc
Slightest degree with the Judgment OF that olhoer III
these premises.
Chief sprcial Postal Agent Woodward is to he removed
L. Is expected that Other changes in the special agent
branch OF the Departmental follow. The appointment
Of Chief Clerk of the Department VIII ne announced III
q day or two. The new incumbch' VIII DC i poraohai
friend ul POslmaslCf-bcnrldl I]utI'
REPRESENTATIVE Freeman OF Pennsylvania presented to
the House today n communication from Capt. G. II.
Wells commanding the United states Naval Station at
League Island Philadelphia, protesting against any IN
iuuotin, u cbupertion with the removal OF the old yard.
und setting forth the official record IN connection there
with.
The Secretary OF the Treasury has directed the pay
mont of The scmapnual interest on the 1863 District OF
Columbia bonds tomorrow at the Treasury here, ana
the Assistant Treasury at New-lork The amount Is
about S2JOOO0
None Of tie Committees OF Conference held meetings
this morning.
ior Regar Repor Of Congregational Proceedings, Second
Pdgcl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-01
OBITUARY..
LOWELL HOLBROOK.

Lowell Iolbrook, a native of Massachusetts,
for many years merchant in this CITY, died Sunday
afternoon at bis residence in Pamrapo d. at the age
Of So years He to this city abou! 1896 or 1927
and established himself in the dry goods bushes in Pine
st.. william, the head OF the firm OF HolbroOk d
Nelson. The firm name was aiterward changed to Hol-
brook Nelson Co. In time the business Of the firm
was altered and it became engaged in the cotton trade
On the death Of Mr. Nelson many ago, Mr. Holbrook
retired from active mercantile life. He director OF
the Atlantic Mutual and American Exchange Insurance
Companies from their incorporation, and OF the Ameri-
can Exchange Bank for many years. He was an elder
OF the Laght Street Presbyterian Church, and was
founder and elder OF the Mercer Street Presbyterian
Church For 20 years he had been resident OF BfOOk
yn and was member or the First Presbyterian Church
Of that city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-01
BUSINESS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

William 5. Wright has gone into Bankruptcy
with liabilities amounting to $4,000 His assets con-
kist OF nine let's in Brooklyn fully morgaged debts dine
&c, S3l,444 Al. and lease OF No. 6si Broadway.
valued at 10000. His principal creditors are Joseph
". Adams, Si0777 20; City Of New-YOrk for taxes.
SI4,ooI ~; Chemical National Bank, $l4472 Al; s.
Bank, $4,000. -'''''o"di
s!cona meeting OF the creditors Of william M0er &
a., j, h! eu yeserday at the Office OF Register Day
'V I'll when dividend Of 20 per declared
,o TX, asaeht OF Martin Pndt 20 Frederick Nigane
County Clerks ONCE. ""' "'0" '''''i'"' ~ 'nc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-01
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
lFor other ship NeicS SEE Third Page
AppINTD.


Steamship liberty sundberg Havana July 81 with mdse.
Ship B. D. Meicaf CSoTl Knudsen. Antwerp May %. in
ballast Was ordered % Patmoe nd proc 'G51i ;,st
Bark Connaught (o st. John, N b. TUFTS LmeHeA Juno
BARK Cha.nplon of Yarmouth, y. s. Killam, Liverpool 40
days in ballast Is anchorei at sandy ilooS tor 0rle
srI Kesrel BRISTOL Faulkner Barbados 10 days in
BarE Nor), Bqgge London AZ day IN ballast
Tahsman tNoI, Dahcr Traiee June - IN ballast Is
Bafk Pimsoii lNorG Petersen Middesboro Sc days. in
Azoa Nor ol Gloucester Al d9ys in ballast
big Princess Beatrice of sydney, G. b.. omnohs, Point
Brig Echo ,oi Brxaam Armstrong. Pernambuco June 49,
Ens Corr Green of BANGOR Collins Kenuebec with ice,
schr RI ige"ood johnson, Ueorgco"h > Co. days win
scar Mary A. Harmon Lubec) Mailman, Porto cabeo
sc6r La9aml Cof Prince Edward Isand, Parsons. Cow
SER Vim O. Ig.sl, TernI. Philadelphia for Providence.
schy. - NJ wilson. Brown, Georgetown with coal.
scar Uncle T1n Cof siechasl, LOOK Lepreaux n. D..
Schr annie B. o' St John " b. Gven,, Rockana, n. B.
SIR Taynia Jeerson, Adridge BaracOa 10
car Belle (ot DostOa) Cartwright Cape sable
'' scGr Sarhcht. Ethcridre Bath. With lce
schr sophia Wis91 l,iDe Bath WIN zee. ,n 900
sc TT& 5 T% P KeadcS Ta ce win c'
schr. Lucy A. blossom Caatiielt ke.peDee, Glth lce'
scHr samuel Iiai, 1nornise HoeElanl vain granite.
T.
Schr Osprey Philips Nantucket win n,h
Scnr. Victor. lynch. NauiurkCt, win nsn
sCIOUNEIs-EINER ANU COAslw!sE
Mary Tlrn. \frgyn.a l.. Taunton.
messenger. Taunton. Belle Z. Hull PrJyiieuca
Damon prJlaeIce. J. If. Burnett Providence
SAILED.
Steamship Teuicrs Liverpool ships MelroSe for New
Orleans i. u. Metca.f. fOT Baltimore
WISD-oanseL moderate. y. b cloudy and very thick.
MEMORANDA.
4 Stamcr Clysta from Reyal arrived 2Sth,
and anchored Bay toYcd TO the city 3ls p m
BARK edcrSrA tGer kl0chner tfOm Aberdeen arrived
2st and Lower Bay ioNed ~ the city 3lst
\. .,,.,
Bark Joshua Loring Cook, from Hamburg arrived 2sth
Bay, owed - the city 3Ist p
SPOkEN.
JuIy 81 Barncgat bearing : W by S. u or Il miles, scr
Henry cole from Philadelphia fOr NesiOrA, with Orenast
spruIie ana uainsall blown away.
DISASTER.
Boston. July 3lThe schr Elizabeth English from Balti
coal fpr went ashore Jls morning nea: Chit
Lam Light cape Cod No paTtic Il.rs,
FOREIGN PORTS.
HAVANA, July 30.-ATfyed. steamship City OK Havana
Philips, New York.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
PEoyiNCErOWS July 3IIE port. bark Confidence West,
ayc for Ncwl plt IN u land The eptlla 10 ~
Laq gervusiy sick.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-01
UOV ITO TREAT TIE INDIANS.
LETTER FROM BISHOP WHIPPLE.

LETTER FROM BISHOP WHIPPLE.
THE SUCCESS OF INDIAN MISSIONS-A DESCRIPTION
OF THE INDIANS AT WHILE EARTH EEsEaNA-
TION.
To the E9itOr Of The Tribune.
SIR: Many of your readers are interested III
Indian missions The incloscd article was written
by one of our prominent cilzcns-a stranger to me-
A few years ago these Indians were degraded
heather and work seemed hopeless. Remember that
there is no punishment for theft, violence or mur-
der-that this well ordered communityo of over 900
souls Is due alone to the power of Christian civllza-
tion-and you will appreciate the good work. The
Indians can be saved-al needed is good faith, gov
eminent. and Christian civilization. Your friend,
II. Il. NmpPLE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-01

buying and selling OF said notes bonds as between two
individuals il matter OF speculation, ana whll, ne
present purchaser consents tn pay premiun Tor Su
bonds he purchases with the distinct understanding tI
premium he has paid but viii simply pay as per con
tract He thus takes his chances and at totayS cnfe
quotations has apparently gained. The Investment OF
$4,000 in house and lot is speculative. II may be
good one or If NAV not The fact that building natera
las derued in value so much that the house could
now ba built for - per Of what he paid not To hc
taken into considerations lie knew ,of tins ucuatins
value when he made tine pm chase he took bis chances
and ut toiav current quotations has apparently lost
IdilQdeiUhia, July 20. 1876. q. ;. o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-01
PROFIT AND LOSS.

To the EditOr Of The tribune.
SIR: In answer to your correspondent y.
W." In your issue OF to-day, permit mo 10 say Inc H.
yesmept of his friend of $4,000 in United States per
cent bonds so far IA the United States was concerned
as loan 10 H. II the United States note or bond had
specc agreement It's face to so much money at
a given time with an agreed Interest also expressed
Certainly the hoder Justly and equitaby entitled to
receive in payment the value loaned with the agreed
interest The maker OF said note bond has no right to
raise the question of profit loss to the holder IL Tor
him to nav according 20 contract, MS gOOd
and as much money was borrowed lho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-01

After reaching home he went to his bedroom took
shotgun out OF his wardrobe. went into the hail. and
while labOring under temporary alteration OF mnd or
by accident, shot himself His servant found him on
going to cali him TO dinner An alarm then given,
and there was an immediate rush OF citizens 90 the spot
The most profound sensation prevails throughout the
cty as the Colonel regarded one OF the Leading
men of the State and the leader OF the state Senate He
had for MANY years been connected with the 81 LOUIS
Iron Mountain and Southern Railroad as Land commits
sioner n position he recently vacated, and was the
attorney OF the Company at the time Of his death
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-01
TFLEGRAPUIC NOTES.

OTTAWA Ont July 3l.-A dispatch from Victoria.
British Columbia announces that The Hon A. X. Richards
has Lieutenant Governor Of that Province.
W,snINGroN, July 3I.-An extra freight train
from Washington igtO train nom Annapolis Junction OF
the Baltimore and OHIO Road this morning. throwing one ci
across the track. Mr. Barnes Compton, state Treasurer
Maryland, was badly hunt
OuEBEC July :j1.-Thc bark Duke from Greenock
arrived to-day after passage Of 100 days The captain
reports that the weasel was struck by heavy sea 20 mi
wSs OF Newfoundland, causing the vessel ia
vessels
WArERTOwN, n. Y, July 31.-The adjourned
Court Of Ternnef Judge NOxon presiding for the
Of Francis Grapbate indicted for The murder OF SIMON
here The DOZENS moved ia cOinn
sion unacy be appointed The Court refused the request
and the goes over I'll oct H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-01
ARMY ORDERS,

WASrIVGTON. july 31.-Capt. Almah F. Rockwell,
Assistant Oparternaster relieved from duty member
OF the Board officers convened in this city First Lieut. G.
WOcOtt 3D. Artillery detailed member OF that Board OF
Officers Capt L. i. Campbell Assistant eu1riarmaster win
proceed TO Fortress Monroe and relieve capt H. H. AT
wood Of his duties post Capt Atwood VIII report In
person after being relieved 10 the Commanding General OF the
Department of Texas The RESIGNATION OF CAPT. Robert II
Wilson 9TH Cavalry has been accepted by the President
10 ~ IN I,Iv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-01
NnsNxcr. 10 Carreannnilcnfs.

In answer Alphabeca IA your last Issue for remedy
consumption IN II, nrs stages can recommend Dr.
PIECES GOLDEN MEDICAL DsCuNERr," II taken according
directions fOg has been thoroughly tried ID nay family
glorious. Alphabetical must not eI
pec the WOrkGy wife took three bottles DO
change. but after the third bottle
strengthen tie lungs AMI she Is
wei and hearty II Alphabetical vii write 70 me wl
get witnesses 10 tie above. HENRY II. NJ. PATTON.
Marion County lui.
iuCinnau lines FcJ. 4, 1915.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-01

PAINFUL DEATH OF AN ARKANSAS POLITICIAN
LITTLE Rock, Ark, ly.31.-The Hon. j. NJ
I0ugiborOugh, state Senator from TINS district, was
found dead In the hall of his house by servant about
O'Clock this afternoon. shot through the heart He had
been at his law Office during the morning, attending to
business ~ usual and home about noon apparently
In GOOD tlth though he quite unwell last night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-01
OBITUARY NOTES.

PORTSMOUTH, N. H., July 31.-J. II. Beebe, a
prominent citizen Of Springfield Mass, died today al
Hampton
AUBURN, n. Y, July 31.-Willam WATSON,
who was foE II years Canal Commissioner and Appraiser
OF this state died here to-day Mr. WATSON was Ecpub
mine the damage done TO private property i'm repair
ing the State canals. 1890 80 'N4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-01
pRvATE AND GovERNMENT OBLIGATIONS

TO lie Editor Of ne Trt6uHe.
SIR: "X. Y. H." asks question. He bought
house for ,OO0 and his friend bought bonds for a
like amount. The h0nse deprecated in value, the bonds
arc at par. Now X. w wants TO know If would not
be lust for the Government to pay MS bonds in silver
when il agreed TO pay in gold because forsoob he made
a had investment Let rs suppose the house worth
900 600 gold; would IL make any difference IN the Coy
eruteuts obligations Ia the friend! This whole qn's
ton resolves Itself into this: shall tho Gofcrmrlt iu-
measure rcpudiac, aud destroy ia credit o. b.
S0,fih OrGHge, n. DE-, july 30, 1870.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-01
TIE STATE or TRADE.
HAVANA MARKETS,

HAVANA. Jnly 3l.-spansh gold, 2!3i2a22i Etchanr'
bunyau: the United states, 90 days curr ncy 24H2t
discount Short sightdo l3,al discount; co days gold
81 MS, prem. short sight do 9lio92s en- on London
AL \ prem PARIS, 6&dO'i prem. Sugar active; NO
~ u. s., 3 2dS3 reals per Sfroba