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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-31
FOREIGN NE VS..
THE TURCO-SERyIAN CONFLICT.
wARIIKE FEELING Ar BELGEADE-MR. GLADSTONE
ON TIE BULGARIAN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
OPPOSED TO PEACE.
A Belgrade dispatch says:

LONDON, Wednesday, Aug. 80, 1870.
A Belgrade dispatch says:
The popsar feeling here is wlslike. " IL generally
expected the Porte viii refuse arnisice Tne police
Yesterday discovered num1gr OF copies Of Tue uihISh
proclamation issued aug ~ lhNhS tno y"
submission and Offering protection 20 tlosc
The proclamation declares Prince Milan and is iIlho-
tiers the only Teyointoniss anu that they onc ha'c
cause TO expect rigorous treatment.
Mr. Gladstone in reply to invitation TO participate
In public meeting protest against the Governments
course regarding the bulgarian atrocities, writes -
follows:
On subject like this which appeals directly to my
deelst fetug. and where our Information on details In
still far fun should have been gad II thc "hu'e
duty expressing the views OF tIe british nation couu
have been left safety the bands Of tho Govern
nent; but the manner IN when u M"h ueat,u - INC
head of the Ministry IN tnc House o. commons was 90
adenuaie and unsatisfactory that cannot Oui think II
Tuai,ics md should assst tne Administration 90
90 !, "a P,,6t Iiat IN, lie nliisnlnnt of
the status gao in bulgaria 0Ior shou DC @
its Government Tor reprttoh OF tpo iec9n' '' 30
when they may 81" "fcaaiuh'
A special a.,,ale nom Belgrade &c me Iipes says
The keenest r1rl-D Is icit TO near OF an aFmisuce'
Every oay IN ,.'ses the dahkei OF tne NSi SpvauS'
The seryIan amy - last becoming 'uH'"h uuAlhI!
foGce dghug herNlan soil Tue ldssltae are tApoa
Ing then ,e ,5 the brt Of battle with telhurkabc
vaior Out II As men Who fought 80 COMPANY az AieA-
natz 80 wen Ieft dead the field The StrHlhs are
DecoInHa lca.Ous aud afraid Of tc Ruseps iLry ltt
the control OF the army slipping from theli hai'us, l
they will jUyfuy accept peace II ~ can DC oD,tiu on
ro6d terms The days hgutius before AleNihd
las t,fer greatly exaggerated IL is estimated the ser
wan entire loss is only few hundred ee' aLd anOat
wounded. Ii,lc hlIitu duu NpdiN'h h'
hSen pubIIsh ned here since the beginning OF the war
RAGUsA. Wednesday, AUG. 30. 1876
Itis reported that battle was iouSht yesterday nj
Podgoritza but the details are wanting
DieaIeddin Pasha's command, Including ~ guns mas
reached IrcO!sne unopposcd
CErTIhGE, Wednesday, Aug 30, 1876.
The Montenegrn official newspaper publishes an arii-
Gle rejecting foreign mediation. and declaring that
seryia ana Montenegro VIII not abandon the conflict
until the slayonic provinces completely freed from
inc Turkish yoke.
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IRON, The Philadelphia PressytsTtop.
liz. AA-nh.In,a liannnanrx Blin finu

From the Horid's Dispensary Printing ohise aud
Budery. Buffalo y. Y, have received Tile Peoples
Common sense Medical Adviser 10 plain English Med
Smphel by r. " ~ NJ. d., Counselor nChiet Of
Physicians Surgeons the Worlds Dispen
sary whoever helps humanity in It's struggle with It's EheI ent
AID diseased 20 Dear DenefacfOf
not only Itself OF disease and mortality
but it Is the effort 10 mitigate. Moth
speedily this knowledge ian eie
mentary cs OF the diseases 10 which her,
well as supurinduced by own imprudence Dr.
has rendered in Judgment beaeactOr5 service
DO 20 The afflicted aud 10 The profession Ia his diagnosis OF
diseases treated Of ia the preSent0n OF the pn0
sOph principles involved In their and removal He
pang remedies and usually prescrbes such safe
in Bskcd ha9ds As boo merely OF abstract knowledge
exceedingly readable and interesting, especially the fol
wing SUBJECTS CeTebrd PhyslolDgy, Human Tempera
mens Pseudo Hygiene tie Nursing OF the SICK, sleep Food
Ventilation In chapter another subject. deli
IN nature that IL is shnt up beyond The domain OF warm
all but Uhysc accurscd Ia its results IN modern
society explicit and alike trno 10 Goa TO virtue TO
life society shows the truth presented in the teach
SCpture-ha lie begins with cOucCptionwitns great
iOTcr, wilch l. added faithfri warnings.
Ot the Medical Adviser 81 90 sent post paid. Address
the author, at Buffalo, y. Y.
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LATEST SHIP kEWS,
For other Shin He,os see Second Pa7e.1
ABDVNIrt.


Steamships Laurent (Fr) Iiende, Hayre and Plymouth
Aug 10. with m,lse. and pass. g l.: DC 8oban
with nse and BASS to " B. MoSsan '''''' r"e aug 40
Steamship cariicl tBr) Ferggsen ysemel Aug IA Aux
Cages 2lst AMI Kingston JAM 2ih. with mdse and pass
Steamship Hibemarle Gibbs Lewes with mdse and pass I,
steamship ElednOra Johnson Portland, with mdse and
Ship cyclone of Boston, Treat Antwerp July IL. in bal
Bark Hcr.ha Ger) Drandhon London Oh days in ballast
SAILED.
Steamships ALGERIA, for Liverpool; Navarno for Hull;
Lgs5p r Savannah; Ashland Charleston ship Valley
g Ssa G LOT Ssn for Hs b T. H. W for 5Pr
WIND-sunset. hight s. w. cloudy and may.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
WASHINGTON Aug. aO.-Notice been received by the
Lighthouse Board from the Government OF he Dominion OF
OF the Qunte carving IN the County "a ince Ed
ward and nee o. Ontario % guide vessels through the
The lights xod catoutrc ones The front (re eo
(whitel ga feet above hign water marx.
FOREIGN PORTS
LIVERPOOL, Aug 3O.-Salied steamship Ohio, for Pbia
DOMESTIC PORTS.
NEWCASTLE, Del, Aug 3O.-Passed up brig A. Richard.
DELAWARE ERRAKwATER Aug. 30-Aruveu. bark Lyman
Cana Bristol land ordered to Philadelphia. Ship Cy
clone sailed last eyering Passed
morning. Ia MGgs.a L. CaryilL
PORTLAND Me, Aug. SO-Arrived bark Emma L. Part
GaaEITslcs, Aug. SO-Arrived steamship Virginia from
Philadelphia bark Marion nom Antwerp Sailed, Maankas
New YORK schr Katie D. TUNER lrom Philadelphia Cleared.
schr Donna Anna or Providence sailed steamships Gen.
Barnes, Tor New YORK; Juniats, for Philadelphia
PHILADg PIIA Aug. 30.Arrived. steamships Anthracite.
nom Baltimore. Cleared steamships ,cGerland James
Antwerp NormIn for Boston, CathaTne Whiting, for Pow
Gan, r 5al l.. c. Biddle, fol NcwYOrk sohr Kate
f. Ginorl for Boston.
MEMORANDA.
d BEE Tsh y a 5 "a g Po Sn st .c eS
wStefosg ana a1aadoe panied BLACK bad everything
carried away except tae lower masts
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6netial Nol!res.


Mrs. May Agnes feming's
Mrs. MAY AGNES FLEMING'S
Mrs. MAY AGNES FLEMING'S
MRS. MAY AGNES FLEMlNG'S
MRS. MAY AGNES FLEMING'S
NEW STORY,
NEW STORY,
NEW STORY,
NEW STORY
NEW STORY,
LITTLE QUEEN A LITTLE QUEEN (!
A LITTLE QUEEN a LITTLE QUEEN
A LITTLE QUEEN a LITTLE QUEEN
A LITTLE QUEEN a LITTLE QUEEN
A LITTl T. QUEEN! A LITTLE QUEEN
READY NOW IN THE
READY NOW IN THE
READY NOW IN THE
NETWORK WEEKLYI NETWORK WEEKLY
NETWORK wEEKLYl NETWORK WEEKLNl
NETWORK WEEKLY NETWORK WEEKLY
NETWORK WEEKLY NETWORK WEEKLY
NETWORK WEEKLY NETWORK WEEKLY
po.,o gce NotIee-The FOREIGN MAILS for lbe weet
enne SATURDAH sept. 2 1876 VIII close al this once
ara via Queenstown ON THU RSDAI, az lI:SU for
er steamshp Frisia, via plymouth CherOourg and
i.'hnrg. ON SATURDAY, at ll3O NJ Tor Germany Don
mark Sweder and Norway, VIA southampton anu srene,.
bri,annic ueelstownccrf1e Sondence Tor Germany
lance and scotland intended for dispatch by this steamer
,,,st he srccaly addressed and az ~ for Seotsnd
drsct per steamship Alsata via GLASGOW and az ~.
,s fr The West Indies, Havana, will leave NeWiorh
xng al 1he mails for Australia. &c, viii Leave Ssn ra
cisS sent 49, The malls for China &c VIII leave n t'H
disco Oct l.
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MIDNIGHT WE4THER REPORT


Probabilities
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower Mis-
soiri Yacys, slight changes IN barometer and teuef-
azure, sOuthcrly to catCrly Winds, pdriy CLOUDY
weather aud possibly occa ilona rains.
For tue Middle states, slightly lower barometer,
winds mostly from sOth-west 10 southeast. rising In
perature aud partly cloudy weather, with conditions
favorable tor lOCa g1ins.
For New ucand lower barometer, variable winds
shining e. a.u;hclIy, and generally warmer partly
cloudy weather with possibly occasIJngl rains.
LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
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he diagram 5srometrca variations IN % CIV by tenth, OF
divisions Of
eedns udnlt central horizontal nr marks a lnes
curved iur IN more
actual mercury
tne entirely the mrah
variable weather may be teeo upon
h1ctuaion thsatety
approach u Indicated by the frequency
Of the
uncertain
los drscsnt from uhr
10 ..s,t poin6 uunstAkAbly TO pleasant "eathe'J
Pressure has declined oneenth OF an inch since yester
day noon and is still lowering; moisture the same as
Yesterdays report wind from the south and south
and tempcraure steady For these reasons there ap-
near. M occasion for any modification OF the predictions
made in the local observations OF yesterdays TRIBUNE
The prsponderancc toward rainfall continues over the
Middle and Eastern States and unii rain ensues CLOUDY
weather with intervals OF clear piercing sunshine warm
temperatre and gentle circulation Will be the condition
most probable over that for the remainder OF the
week.
For this city and 100 miles around, hazy weather, mod
erately temperature overarching coudiness, gen
tic circulation with good prospect for rainfall may be
expected until Sunday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-31
THE NEw.JERsEY PRoHIBITIoNIsTs.

TRENTON, N. j., Aug. 30.-The convention Of
the Prohibition Reform party held here to-day ratified the
nominations of Clay Smith and Stewart, ard nominated
electoral ticket. RudOlpbus Bingham of Camden and
George PAGE OF Morris were named for electorsat-
large LCss than twenty persons present. Herman
Yories OF Burlington chairman
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-31

his name win be descrvedy enrolled among the honorcd
sons OF the rcpubtc. and IL is
Resoltcd, That the candidates nominated Dy tnis con-
venton deserve the unanimous and enthusiastic sup2o$
Of the citizens OF Connecticut.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-31
E0REIC.N NnTES

LoEDoN, Aug. 30.7-SiIvcr is quoted to-day
at 515i.
SPFzzIA, Aug. 3o.-The United States
frig i. rI-lkiin las arrived at ths port
SPL2Ha, Aug. 30.-The United States man
0r.sar F,.ligiin has arrived In this port.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-31

The Erie Railway is borrowing money on receiV-
er's certificates and defaulting on its bonds. How
long will il DO before the Baltimore and ONO Rail
road will be in the same posltioni And how long
viii il be before Mr. Jewett will be called to account
by the bondholders Of the Erie Railway for doing
business at less than cost He is now issuing
mortgage by the order of the court which takes
precedence over all the other mortgages on the prop
erty or in other words, the Tccercs ccrtcdtCs issued
by him are liens upon the road ~hich hare priority orr
the first mortgage bonds Moreover for the sake OF
gratifying Mr.. Jewett's personal grndges, the re-
ceiver is doing business for less than the actual cost to
the company. To make an additional mortgage on
the Erie Railway in order to lag an additional rail,
would be like making new mortgage on four
story house in Ffth-aye in order to build two more
stories when this house has already been mortgaged
for two or three times the amount which the rent
will pay interest. The two stories, after they are
built will belong to the first mortgage bondhOlder,
and will increase his security but the person who
advances money the last mortgage will have very
little collateral to save him from loss.
The pressing needs of the Erie Railway are ~,
that its gauge shall DO the universal gauge Of the
country feet SI2inches; 2, that some OF its heav-
lest grades shall be made lighter; (3 that new
equipment, grain elevators and warehouses on Man
haitian Island shall be provided.
Whatever the rates OF the Baltimore ana ONO
Railroad may be, the company iabors under the
serious disadvantage of having line Astounding IN
heavy grades. Tho present financial condition OF
the corporation il exposed by the fact that it is Dor
rowing money in New-York TO pay its running ex-
penses
The question for President Garrett Of the Balt-
more and Ohio Railroad and COL Scott of the Penn
sylvania Railroad to decide is, How long will it
take their boards Of directors and the stockholders
" find out that the losing rates established by them
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SLAVERY IN PORTO RICO.

MADRID, "wednesday, Aug So lo'o'
The Governor OF Porto Rio has been OH
ciay informed Of royal decree ordering the issue Of
indemnity bonds 10 the owners OF liberated slaves.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-31

An English lady, visiting the Centennial Ex-
hiDitIon saw bomcstics" advertised Ia
tie papers. Bless my cart |" said she HI thought
they d habolish slavery ere you know"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-31

SCHOOL SUIrs-Large stock at greatly re-
duoed prices. BRoKAw BROTHERS, 4th-aye.. opposite
Cooper Institute.
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BIRTH,
NJ fRRTEgJ

MAAS-At Bromley Kent, England the 9Th OF August
the wife OF Mr. Joseph Mas kellogg English OPERA OF =
dam
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-31

OficD from oar neglect the hair gray and falls ont
Use lARKEs HAIR BALsAA and yOar hair Will recover its
colo md
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-31

NIGHTINGALE GRENELLE At ST Lukes Church
Brooklyn. y. " by tine Rev. j. w. Der D. d., DR. Lionel
Brydgs Nightingale ami Julia Stuart eldest daughter Of
Vim. IL. GrenClle esq. No cards.
al Notices Of Marriages must be Endorsed ,cih FIJI
name and address.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-30

sumption Of specie payments, founded on the
experience of the Bank OF England In resulnine
specie payments after repeated attempts ana Iai-
ures which produced great harm to England.
Mr. Henry of NowYprl. G.ovcd that Peter Cooper who
was present, should bc allowed 10 speak. An ~ .,' %
York member objected having the time of the mouse
takcn up by outside person, especially hs r COo't
views we're at hand printed form, referring to some
namDhIrs by Mr. Cooper on the currency qu'sIoi
Wmen nau Deen Sga,'Sio 49,. Pon@s of Boston
f. H. Parker OF NewYOrk, aud other Gentlemen TOOK par.
in the debate, ANA j. p Weihere OF "erge
an amcndmeDt an addonhrfsontlont 10 menoaiaIg % t
Congress 10 Take up p'per currency ~ Ihe Iae m ~ w
bonds at low rate Of Interest This anendmcnt Was
lost and the fist resolution or tho Boston i0aT' OI
country l. utterly Incompatible |ith Tue elnpoy % d -
an Tedcemable aud deprecated paper currency, @ ana
depression, and run, l. to be ionnd ~ tne T%est"@ %
ton Of just AID sound standard oi Vaiue-
lot bv vote Of o5 Yeas and II Nays twotrds vote
being necessary. This resolution favored me WIN ~lt-
tund,y which cannot be maintained on par "ll
coin" and called .arncstly on Congress " 70 deay no
Longer tr necessary stcrs for funding or ohcLWse I
de- ~ and cancclinJ these notes until those which re-
pa,I ia circulation shall be al par with coin -, -,
vo. by which the second resolution had been lost By
IT. Mr.. Wetherell allowed to introdne ag9h n.
OF ORDER, the TrcOnsidored vote had been taken hd
cali f3 the previous question EXci,fn ON % no.,
amendment. Finally tine amendment was again lost
while the resolution was carried ny close vote -,,
The subject OF Canadian reciprocity was men corsm-
cred following resolution, presented by the CHI
ca 20 Board OF Trade, was discussed .
RcgOtrcd hat the National Board of Trade most nearby
approves urges upon Congress the early adoption O NE
f0iOWiug rpGOdtiou which Introduced into the
House Of Representative Dec. IS 1875, to wit:
Ees0lrsd b The SEN ie dnd H0uee Of PepreetgrR or U
Tajfpd St1t. i cssnJcd, That the President OF
the United states IL hereby authorized 10 appoint
with the advice and consent OF
senate other commissioner, duly author
izcd Government Britain whenever II sIa
appear wis of mat Government 20 appoint snch
.-sp'rs md investigate and ascertain on what Da.s
tr.a's riproca trade for TIE mutual lenehi of me
Of The FBied States and the Dominion Oi Caada can
- Ia
New-York tribune., 1876-06-30
Liver and BIood Dispnses,

V. PIERCE NJ D. Author Of THE Peoples Common
sense Medical Ady.seE"
lealthy liver sccTees esch day about two aud hat
pounds bile which contains great amount OF waste ma
the blood Whn the liver becomes nrfi
gcste fails eliminate TINS vast smOuut Of DoXJuj
substance which, therefore, remains 10 the bOO and
be ed 10 part OF the system nat mast u te
condition Of the blood when IL receiving ant lctaDiDg -
day and hall pounds VI pOisOni Nature tres 10 worX II
this poison through other channels and Otea1se Kidneys
lungs SKIN etc hut these organs DecoHe osttaNro IN o
long Withstand the pressure but NarOusy lis
caSeL
The BRAIN which Is the electrical center Of all vitality.
unuy stimulated by the unhealthy blOO Nhc 10
II from the heart amt n ias to perform It's ONCE beaiy
Hence hc bile poisoning hic areduiness head
ache uCpacty keep mind subject impairment Of
Dizzy sleepy, nervous feelings gOOmy iOIebOt
ngs ANA fTabty Of temper The blood tself being dis
easrd the upOn the surface OF The skn IL
irritating il produces dscolOred brown
spots pnpe blOtches and other eruDtOns bOls
bunCc1 scrOtous umOrs. The stomach, bowels ana
becoming Affected or LATER
have the result cOsyenes Piles dropsy dyspeI
iiaTThea Other symptoms Ditter bad
interna! DapiiatiOD, teasing cough
appetite choking sensation in throat blOatDg OF
stomach shoulders back, GOODNESS OF
eNremitcs ec etc ony ale" OF he above symptoms are
In time The liver being
bJOdcCausing Of the system,
tins keeper Of health work, and tho
cDrraOns which gender in the blood and rot out as t
system this purpose. Dr. Perce's Golden Medical Dis
c0yery with small doses daily OF Dr. lerces Pleasant
Pellets prominently the articles needed Tley
kind Oi hm0r from the worst sCOfa 10 the
pimpe botch or eruption. Great eating ulcers kindly
heal under their mighty curative influence. Nirulent
blood pDsODs that lur the system Dy them robbed OF
tcrOrs their perseyering and somewhat pro-
Tactod most tainted stems be completely
and Duilt Enlarged glands tuners aud H.
ngs dwe away and disappear under the influence O these
gre Ip5uI
New-York tribune., 1876-06-30
THE BANQUET.
LARGE ATTENDANCE OF PROMINETT CoMMERCLA
MEN-TIE ToAsTs AND INCIDENTS.

LARGE ATTENDANCE OF PROMINENT COMMERCIAL
MEN-THE ToAsTs AND INCIDENTS.
In the evening a complimentary banquet was
rendered the National Board by the Commercial Asso-
cat'ons Of this city at Delmonlco's, at Fthave and
FouItcent-st The dninghall was aseinlly decorated,
and m orchestra furnished pleasant music. Samuel d.
Babcock President of the Chamber of Commerce. pre-
sided, and a large number of gentlemen prominent IN
finance and trade were present, among whom were Tie
following:
William = Young. ]. ". Parr. Charles o. Fisher r. y.
BGyaid, George H. Baer. James T. Ropes, JoGn " ,an'
Morris ". seymour +. p. Dorr Frank 4. Sears, L. j.
Bn,ry, George r. Rums"y, l.. II. Liucon, A. Young
H. G. Riuury, &. q. Cooley, L. T. GurHcy :. COyin--
ton Bcn'amh Ergleston. samuel Frank 80 omon Lew.
J. u. Hayes, r. C. Crowen, W. p M"Laren, Charles Ray
David Vance, John H. Goodrich, Edmund r.
George Opiykc. William ortou. r. ". G. CLARK, Samuel
- Bibcock, william +. Dodsr, J. = T. sIanahan, : b
hns O. nrgc " Lane j.. II. Turnure. Franklin Edson.
Charlc spear, I. J. y. STARK, Edward Hnken, j. H. Her
rick JoIu H. Boyu2n Forest H. Parker James -icGec,
Thcodorr j. Iu.'. Lcws Roberts, :. H. Grant Frederick
Joseph q G1bh, Gcor:r J.; Bulby Hcofg' W; Mtaies'
Z. j. Holman. Nathan Brooke. j. o. Mctirnry, Her
ssy, \ X. ~Wrtlc1, James VI. kmhIl, Royal C. Tat,
y ". p.drich. j. A. Price. Ed@ard Vernon James H.
short. and Ag"m0n 5. sullivan.
The following list of toast, were drunk end responded
10 amid applause: The President o The United STATES =
" Her Majesty Nic'or., Queen OF Great Britain and
response hy +. NJ Archibald British Consul; g The
National Board Of Trade Response By trcdrrca frdtN
hy FWnght OF Birmingham England: I'm" NriZhhorBg
Dominion u Cmaa," response by I. Ntc oi Montreal.
American Commerce" response hY \. \. Low; " our
Country" response by Benjamin EeGrsi"n oi 'ipclu-
matt; "God and silver Coinage response by Joseph :
Rope. uf Boston: "IAc Press" Response by DAVID NJ
stone: CHEAP Transportation" response 10y john J.!
Beus!ry az Chicago; " lnc tcniurhl Years OF the
FIXTURE" response by Il. II. Bayard Of Baltimore.
Mr. Frlry. IN his response made pleasant reference
the pu~sbiitic, o son ~ NcN-N"rk pIs-dn- over
the drsins of the nation Tor the next FOUR year, hut
this led t. PARTISAN ch'"riur he onset ih" re
mark equally pleasant reference TO the chances oi
The Western candidate, which Also WAS received win
cheers The incident marked bt the utmo,' good
huuor aud cordaity, aud o." dinner was ponOuHecd a
..f -fr..s.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-30
NATIONAL BOIRD or TRADE.

TIE CURRENCY AND RECIPROCITY LIMITATION OF
SILVER As LEGAL TrNDEE-MEAsuETs FOR
FUxDGNG LEGAL-TENDER MOTIFS CALLED FOR
RECIPROCITY WITH CANADA FAVORED.
The National Board of Trade held session
OF nearly six hours yesterday. taking only hair an hour
for lunch ut O'Clock The progress made in transacting
business WAS slow however and only three ont OF the "a
regular topics on the programme were disposed Of edy
inc : subjects 10 be discussed ia The two remaining days
of tIe meeting unlcss the Board shall decide tOproOng
its deliberations.
The resolution offered Wednesday by Mr.. Nourse Of
Boston and referred 70 the Executive Council asking
Congress 10 limit M Of silver coin legal tender
20 sum..iIcr -, vas first taken NJ. Mr. NOurse sus
tanned u solution by address, IN which lac said That
tho pescn; value of silver coinage only 20 cents
the dollar and the proposed new dollar would he worth
only Sii3 cents, per cent less than that cur
roncy, the place Of which IT was intended 10
take bill has been reported making silver
coin legal tender for sums of less amount than $40
Mr. Nourse quoted the experience OF the German
nation which, hc said succeeded in getting rid OF its
silver trouble, while IN this country the United States
Congress sought To put similar trouble upon the
American people tO make a for the production
OF the silver mines of Nevada Mr.. Opdyke added few
words favor tie resolution. which unanimously
adopted and sent by telegraph TO both Houses OF Con-
gress.
resolution urging the national Legislature TO use ts
utmost endeayos have the lighthouse dues charged
by Great Britain on American shipping removed as
speedily az possible adopted with little debate
The resolutions national currency, offered by the
Boston Board Of Trade, and printed In THE TRIBUNE
yesterday then announced FOR further dscusSion
hr. Nourse made long argument IN favor of 10