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New-York tribune., 1876-08-07
THE SILVER QUESTION.
FINANCIAL ALARM IN INDIA.

SENIA. Saturday, Aug. 3 1876.
The Official Gdrette of India publishes resO-
luton Of the yccrOy in Council reviewing the condition
Of the finances, and stating il afforded grave cause for
anxiety The revenue il declared 10 be unfayor
abe and orders should therefore De issued TO srop all
prcyentabc ou,lays The expenditure for extraordinary
public works should be largely reduced with tue object
of lcssening the threatened deficit Tne resolution cOn-
cludes as follows: The financial disorder is solely due
to the rapid fall in the value OF silver
MOcatta * Godsmid. bullion brokers, quote silver to-
day at 5lddJli1 per ounce the nearest price. Ru
ter's Telegram Company quote II at 81 I'D.
The Times, its financial article today says; "silver
yesterday n1ctye, there were no supplies and in
the abScEcc OF transactions the nearest quotation was
sid. per ounce, but this is purely nominal"
New-York tribune., 1876-08-07
CURRENT TOPICS AT THE CAPITAL.
MIJILETT'S PROGRESS
WAsHINGTON, Aug. 9, Il

WAsHEGTOE, Aug. 6, 1870.
Mr.. Nullett has now 81 Republicans and 9
Democratic Senators his petition for reinstatement
known TO be very friendly him. but 1t is understood
he has said he would not interfere with Secretary Nor
ri in filing that important office. The Office is not one
of the class known as "Presdenal appointments" but
Is merely one OF the creations OF the Treasury and Is
only recognized by law IN some Of the appropriation
bills The appOintee docs not need 10 be confirmed by
the Senate and this Endorsement by the Senators ID
cant however, say that Secretary morrill, cannot afford
IN disregard the written request OF 80 Of his late
ciaee all except being from his party. Most OF
The presdeu personal friends and associates including
exCov. Shepherd are very active III Muletts behalf
RESUMPTION DEBATE NOT STRIKING.
The discussion in the House over the bill
from the Banking and Currency Committee TO repeal the
pay clause Of the act OF 1873 was not par
cuary striking one few Of the short speeches that
were made-notably those OF Messrs. Hewitt, Kasson
Goode Cox and Chlttenden-were forclblc, pointed
presentations OF their respective sides OF the question:
but otherwise they rehash OF all the old argu
ment that been repeatedly presented and OF which
The Congressional Record is full Mr. Hewitt by good
management secured vote his bill appoint commits
sion to nyesgate subjects connected with the rcsum
on OF specie payments and the value OF silver which he
offered az substitute and then, when that defeated
the Repeal bill was passed The discussion on the Gl-
son resolution which substantially the same as tho
bill offered by Mr. Hewitt, all turned on the crcuin.
attending the passage Of the denonezng set Oh
New-York tribune., 1876-08-07
REPORT OF THE CAULFIELD COMMITTEE.

EXPENsEs AND REDUCTIONS y TIE pEPAEihENI
OF JUsTICE-MR. DAyENrORTs $4,000 NOT
ACCOUNTED FORTS USE not LAwFUL-ylEws
or IHE MINORITY.
lGENERAL PRESS DIsPATCHl
WASHINGTON, Aug. 6.-The Committee on
Expenditures IN the Department OF Justice say, n their
report made yesterday The contingent expenses in tine
department last year reduced to Slijil aud they
recommend that they reduced TO about 10000 They
also reported to the Committee Appropriations
ommeudaon cutting off all carriages and vehicles at
taohed to the Attorney department, which Wa,
DONE with the exception OF wagon, which was left
for the purpose OF conveying books and ms
terial to and from different departments. They
also recommended reduction OF the Judi
ciary fund to the amount Of $500 900, believing
an appropriation Of s2JOOOO0 is amply sufficient IN
stead of 50 600 600 heretofore appropriately making
total reduction the Department oi Justice OF fJ21,-
900. The committee say that charges were made against
certain Marshals account Of their having failed to
settle their accounts required by law They recon-
mcnded the institution Of suits against them by hr At
torney General Certain other Marshais were d'rnsci
after the committee commenced the investigation OF acr
conduct.
The committee examined at great length the amounts
Of money paid 10 John Davenport FOR rcgstraon. and
say that it Is difficult to perceive how the Government
the benefit Of the money given 10 Mr. Davenport 10
aid him in preparing books, when the Government
Chief supervisor OF Elections, for the very wG.k which
Mr. DaTenport's employees did upon these books The
committee therefore report that the $4,000 not
counted for by Mr.. Davenport. The committee further
say that they found other evidences OF improper uf
the Secret Service fund of the Government for political,
social and other purposes. IL evident from the cs
tlmony of Whitley the former Chef, and Cunz, the
mer Secretary OF the Secret Service Division
in Ncw-YOrk, well from what they tell
from what they eyade that that fund was used to IN
luence elections in NcwYorl City. They feel compelled
10 report that the President and the AttoneyGcneras
Messrs. Akcrman and Wilams-who supplied Davcn-
pot with the S34 600 from the latter fund, diverted
from proper purpose 20 entirely foreign TO the OBJ
iects Of the law.
The minority make report in winch they dissent from
these opinions, and that whatever may nave been
the required object ana purpose of all Of these numerous
investigations, they have long been perverted from
their true mission, and become schools OF scandal
The conclusion TO which the minority come H. that the
$4,000 paid TO Mr Davenport was legally and properly
appro patcd that 10 expended by Davenport Tor
purposes coming fairly within the law, and ta instead
of ccnsuIc the President, Attorney Generals Alderman
and Williams, ana Mr Davenport entitled To com
nenda:lon for their prompt faithful and energetic work
New-York tribune., 1876-08-07
SERIOUS WOUNDS FROM A PocKETKYIrE.

Frederick Forester of No. $50 Spring st.
was stabbed In abdomen and head at No 500 Canal
st. last evening, by named Betsey Crawford Of
No 10 Stone Forester enticed the woman To No. 5O3
Cana and she made an insulting proposal TO her.
She drew a sharp pocket knife and struck at him. A
very serious cut inflicted In his abdomen and he was
also wounded upon his head and Officer Rowey Of
the Prnees Police arrested the woman and took her TO
the where she locked up Forester became
unconscious from loss OF blood and taken Ia
bulanoe direct 10 Bellevue HoAptaL
New-York tribune., 1876-08-07
FOREIGN NEWS.
THE TURCO.SERYIAN WAR.
THE sALONICA DEMANDS sETTLED-sULTAN mural
STILL IN srCLUsiON-NEUM ABANDONED.


STILL IN srCLUsiON-NEUM ABANDONED.
CoSsTANTISoPLR Saturday, Aug. 5, 1879.
The differences of Germany and France with
the Porte relative to the saonica outrages now
definitely settled.
Private dispatches received here state that battle has
been fought Gurgustoyatz in which that town
set fire Tic Seryians fed in the direction OF Alexi-
natz
VIENNA. Saturday. Aug. s, 1875.
The Political Correspondence has telegram from Con.
stannope which states that it becomes increasingly sp-
parent that the illness OF the Sultan is of chronic ma.
ture IL appears however that the danger OF an mme-
date catastrophe has disappeared The Sultan continues
TO be inaccessible members of the diplomatic body,
because his nerves very much affected and he must
not be exposed TO any excitement.
RAGUsA, Saturday, Aug. 5, 1876
The insurgents have begun to bCsiege Trebigne, and
occupying the roads in that neighborhood. tits
stated that Mukhtar Pasha dare not venture to attack
the besieCers.
Yesterday the Turkish garrison at Neum the Turkish
portion OF Kick, destroyed the Notifications, and
barked for Antiyar. There battle yesterday near
Trebigne bat no particulars have been received.
BUCHAREST, Saturday, Aug. ., 1870.
The RoumanIan Ministry have resigned No cause il
assigned for this action.
LONDON Saturday, Aug. s, 1870.
The Turkish ambassador here announces that he has
been authorized engage 20 80 English engineers for
field service in the Turkish armies.
GURGUsoYATZ ABANDONED.
SEMLIy, Aug. 6, 1875
Two thousand volunteers belonging to the
Army OF the DTina advancing into Bosnia. They
complain Of the lack OF efficient officers
Col. Autitch defeated the Egyptian division yesterday,
on the road between seutza and Noyi-Bazar.
The Seryiaus under Gen Hovatoyitch after five days
fighting Tressibaba evacuated Gurusovatz yester
day aud occupied q position between GurgusOvatz and
Bauja
NEW ROUMANIA MINIGTRY.
LONDON, Aug. Q, 1879.
A Reuter- telegram from Bucharest an
nouucos that Ministry has been formed with NJ.
Bratiauo President Of the Council and Minister Of
Finance and ". Joenesen, Minister OF Foreign Affairs.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-07
THE BRITISH EDUCATION BILL.

LONDON, Saturday, Aug 5, 1876
After long and bitter discussion and many
divisions, chiefly in consequence Of tho rcactionaTy
amendments made by private members Ini accepted by
the Government, VscOuat Sandon's Educltion bin
passed the ii Of Commons to-day by vote Of 119 TO
49, The House for the purpose Of consider
ing this BILL and though the bin passed through the com
mittee last night it under three and half hours fur.
theT debate to-day.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-07
THE BLAINE SCHOOL AMENDMENT.

THE BLAINE SCHOOL AMENDMENT
ITS PROVISIONS DEEMED TO BE INADEQUATE-BE-
LIEF THAT THE SENATE WILL SUPPLY ITS DE
FICIENCIEs
lFRoM THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT or THE TRrBrNE.l
WASHINGTON, Aug. 6.-The House resolu-
tion 10 amend the Constitution as to prevent the
division OF the school funds among different religious
sccts and known as the "Blainc Amendment has at
traced good deal OF attention here and docs not seem
10 be OF the practical value intended on examination
very inadequate for the purpose IL prohibits the
division of funds raised by taxation for the support OF
public schools, derived from any public fund there
for that is say the support OF public schools The
resolution does prohibit the division or diversion OF
money raised by taxation otherwise for any other
purpose except the support OF puolc schools This leaves
the general fund.- aud and al other funds OF state Treas
uries subject 10 the obnoxious appropriation All that
would be necessary TO avoid the force OF the proposed
amendment would be to money by taxation for the
general purposes of the State and then appropriate IT To
any favored sect denominations to be uscd in the sup
port of scctaran school The following tile text of
the amendment as it passed the House:
No State shall make any law respecting an establish
mcnt Of religion or prohhi,ng The fce cAercSe Thereof
and no money raised by taxation ~ any etlte ior ne
support OF public schools or derived from any puhhc
iGn1 % therefor, nor any n9nI' 'nuS qeEen lC % o
denomination; shall any money raised or lands
devoted nc DIVIDED hctWtth rthSou' rCcl> OF ucvli3
tons This article shall not vest, enlarge or diminish
legislative power in tine Congress.
II believed that II intended 10y the House to
pass an amendment easily ovadcd hut that the pccu
liar language is the result OF oversight The spirit Of
the resolution Is commcnddblc and the Senate under
the circumstances hardly fail to consider IT at the
pr session. and there is doubt it VIII DE changed
to prevent evasion OF it's provisions. Mr. Stewart Of
Nevada, while in the Senate introduced resolution on
the subject on the l5;h Of December ISL con
tanning language which would accomplish The purpose
The following is the portion Of his resolution which X IN
point Neither the United states. any state, Terri
tory county. or municipal corporation shall aid in the
support of any school wherein the peculiar tencs OF any
! rel gicus denomination are taught"
The House joint resolutions proposing constitutional
amendment the school question has not yet been laid
before the Senate for reference To committee other
action, aud owing to the approach of the close of
the session, will not probably be passed by tl.G body
before next Winter. although successful effort may be
made 10 pass II from the table without rofcrncc. In
this amendment Will he offered 10 strike out the
clause added bv the House Judiciary Committee prDrid
ng that the new article shall "ycst, cnar-c, di-
nin.sh 10y statute power IL the COHEcs, the ground
that this clause may possibly be construed 10 render
! it Intellectual"
New-York tribune., 1876-08-07
TTEspAY,s RACING AT SARATOGA.

SARATOGA, Aug. 6.-Ihe second race meet
ing will have for the opening day Quesday) grand
stcepe-chase handicap. for which the famous horses
Trouble and Coronet entered at equal weights and
four or We other good at lower weights the Ken
tucky Stakes for twOyearOlds, mile, with about "a
dozen starters; the Summer Han1icap, Ia miles, in
which will probably start and purse for all
ages hreequarters Of milo Excellent sport Is ancl'
.ta1
New-York tribune., 1876-08-07
A SUGAR REFINERY DESTROYED.

large sugar refinery in Nantes was de-
stroyed by fire last Friday. ore Killed, and
several injured. The loss Is exactly known but
will amount To ey,ral million francs.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-07
THE pORY CEyTEyyIAEs VOYAGE.

route from Gloucester, Mass, to Liverpool spoken
Juiy 90 in latitude so north, Ougitude IJ west.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-07
ANOTHER FRENCH EXHIBITION.

1t is reported that a company Is forming for
the purpose Of holding another international exhibition
IN 1850.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-07
THE DEMOCRATIC LETTERS.

THE LETTERS OF ACCEPTANCE.
SENTIMENT IL WASHINGTON RESPECTING THEM
GREAT SATISFACTION WITH GOV. rILDENs 5
VIEWS.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-07
VOL. XXXVI.... NO
WASHINGTON.
MISSISSIPPI AFFAIRS.

MISSISSIPPI AFFAIRS.
THE MAJORITY INVESTIGATION REPORT TO BE PRE-
srNTEp IN THE SENATE To-DAY-LIKkLIHooD
oF HEATED AND PARTISAN DISCUSSION.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-08-29
NOTICKY.

Mladf zcitHv6ly Henry Burn, v Neva
de, usmrtil nedavno sebe, zanechav list 0
SVEN skutku, nemz pravi: Ma Anna
umfela, totit pfedesla mne, ia muslin
"a nj, nezi by n6jaky andel, zamilovav
Sc do nj, nepokousel Sc vytisknouti mne
re srdce jeliho'
Jak il tam kdes asi poznal, vzdyt tam
tech dust musi byti billiony billiond, a
iak ty duse koukaji poznavaji Sc, jak
beg mozku pamatuji 81 n6co! A jak Sc
dostanou tam ma vecnost - jest ia vec-
most mistol Samovrazda jest pax tezky
hitch, toz zctlively Henry musel dive
do ocistce, ten musl byti daleko cd ne
be - zatim ten andel jiz davno objima
Annu - ale jak pax ten andel, ktery ma
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-08-29
SchHZe tiIdenOvcu
We I4. Wardf.

We sttedu dne 30. srpna bude odbyva-
no Pintnerov6 blocku We u. warde
shromazdeni eeskych volicd k utvofeni
ceskeho klubu tidenovsk6ho. Kazdy
Czech iemuz ma blahu zem6 tfto zalezi,
necht Sc dostavi. Shromazdenl bude "a
haieno Z. hod. Fecer.
Tilden & ii ricks k u b v
Ia. wardG v sini Franti5ka Svatone ma
Forest ulici Sc zadaji by sc vsichni toho
mad klubu We ctvrtek vecer
dne 81 srpna dostavili.
Cap. j. L. ID.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-08-29

Nominace kratic ka .
Podavame tuto dplnon tyketu demokra
tickou, sestavenOu sobotni konvenci:
Rufls 7. Ranney navrzen aklamaci t. j.
provolanim "a poslance do kongressu;
Robert 4. Paine navrzen "a okresniho
soudce; Winslow, dosavadni seriff, "a Sc
ritfa; f. A. Brand "a knihoyniho ci re-
cordera; James Hickey Olmsteadu "a
okresniho komisate Brand jest N6mec.
" delegaci 6. warda byl Frantisek
Karda, pflruci policejniho pisafe.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-08-29

Samovrazedn Q. Osmnactileta
Marie Rogersova, kteraz V nevestnici ma
Union Lane bydiela, skoti.a nedeli We
GER do feky, kde utonula, ac il yeas tyce
prkna k zachraneni byla hozena. Ne.
stastnice necht6la dele ziti, tax Sc il ha
nebny zivot, iejz asi cd patnacteho roku
veku sveho yedla, zhnusil.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-08-29

Pozar V Dakote vypuknul ve ctvr
tex oheh, kterfz iedno staveni zcela, dru-
he poovice ztrayil. Toto nalezi p. Vac
lavu Bohutinskemu. Shofele staveni by
10 t6z vlastnictvim Cecha, jehoz imeno
nezname.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-08-29

Referat ned6lnim koncertu Pc
runu pfiste. Prozatim podotykame, ze
navst6ya byla neobyceiu6 hojna. Nejen
vsecka mista sale, ale pc stranach
pod gallerii byla zaujata.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-08-29

Nehoda. V patek ma veter pfejel
yak mezi svetlarnou ulici st Clair pc
tileteho Henryho Wickentraegera tax
sfastne, ze mu ien levou nozi6ku rozmac-
kal. Lekat slibuje chlapce vylecit
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-08-29

Vojensky uprchlik. Josef Leis
pfisel patek do najimaci kanceafe vo
iensk6, ably Sc dial ma voinu. Ma nestesti
poznal nem serdzent Moddan uprchlika
kteryz r. 1867 Bukers City cd vojska
uprchnul
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-08-29

REPUBLIKANSKA KONVENCE
NOVOYORSKA ponavrhla "a guverne
ra byvaleho senatora Edwina ID. Morga-
ua. Morgan jest sice muz schopny bez
uhonny ale co prisny strannik neni vre-
lynn pritelem politicke opravy. kdyby
byli republikane velikeho statu toho chte
ii ukazati, ze Jim ide vskutku opravu,
byli by ponavrhli vyborn6ho statnika a
feGnika Evartse, tehoz, ktery slavnosti
stoetfch narozenin republiky We Fi.adel
fiji slavnostni rec pFeduesl. 5 timto pa
mem byIi by republikane, iak ,Tribun'
soudi, naisto zyitezii. Lee pfedce jest
epsi, ne7li Alonzo L. Cornell, jejz kon :
yenci znamy grantovec, senator Conkling
vnucoval.
Morgan Jest velikf bohat; tato okol-
most pada pti nominovani velice ma vahu,
nebot penize vladnod svttem. Nechceme
adv nam bvio rozumtno tax, iako 10y ii
Morgan noninaci bvI ltonpil; ale tax, &c
republkane Cd neho ocekavaii. ze K volet
nim dGel3m znaGnou dastkou prisp6ie,
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-08-29

Sbor BUDIVOJ hrati bude nede-
Ii, 10. zati; ,.Po tticeti letech." Cnohra
ve 4. 'ednani b die I'll. Rama pfelozena Cd
P. NJ. Veselskeho.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-08-29
HI. Jed. Sv.


Die zdravctniho stavu naseho tidi Sc
nase nahledy hohu. Kazani kazatele
trpiciho spatnym zazivanim pozname tax
snadno, jake ttzk6ho kon6. Nase my
sl6nky, nase pojmy, nase pfedstavy jsou
utvateny zbarveny die toho, jaky mas
t6lesni stav. Nemocny muz vidl boha
nomocnou mysli ti l6pe nemocnym moz-
KEN, hlad trpici dlovek vidi iei We fanta-
stick5ch vidinach, jezto mysl jeho rozni-
cena lest horeGkou, kteraz Jest nasledkem
krut6ho hladu; muz ma mysli skli6eny
vidi boha polo seru, iakymisi mlhaml
obestfeneho, podobn6 kratkozrakemr, je-
muz Sc hv6zdy ievi jakesi mlze. Jezto
Sc obyvatel6 klasterd postem linak
tryznil; jezto mezi mimi bylo mnoho ne
zazivnosti trpicich - nasledek to nestrid
mosti zahalky -; mnoho ma mysi ski
Genych a t6zkomyslnych: toz jest ptiroze
no. ze odtamtud zadne zdrave bohoslov
neuohlo poiiti. Mnozit myself 81, 4e vi
deli boha, co zatim en pfeludy vidiny
chorobneho dstroji telesneho mysl iejici
mainly. Chorobne pfeludy byly Jim b'
hem.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-08-29

Viadukt. Na5lednjici majetnici
pozemnosti k viaduktn vedoucich zadali
cas- naroky (kleimy) sve ma odss>~heni;
Philo Chamberlain, $50 600; Citizens
Savings aud Loan Society, 5 10000; Gle
veand, Brown & Co. s 125,110; l.. S.
Holden O. ID. Ford $500 Uhtnem
S165,610.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-08-29
Mistni zprayy.


- Mfdlo Eureka nalezi k neiobli-
ben6isim mydlGn tohcto mesta. X dosta
nj Adam. Duncana, CO. Eagestr. u
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-08-29

Umrtnost MiEuleho tydne ze-
mfelo tn 50 osob sice neivice ma det-
skou choleru QO), kfete (6), zaskrt (5l
prGiem (3) at. d.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-08-29

sice rozum a vuE, ale zadne telo, tedy a
nj o6i, iak vidi tn ANN! Kyz by nam
to n9iaky spirtualist vylozill Jak Sc ro
zeznava duch cd duse! D0ch chodi stra
Sit, dust neni mic slyset takov6ho. V
ocistci isou verne dusitky' odpotivaji v
pokoii, ale ty dochove nemaji pokoie, ii
spirtualiste mnoho ie suzui
III Tad &v
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-08-29

Ot6k blazna. V patek utehl cho
romyslny Andrews chudobince bos q
bez 6epice. Dosud nebyl polapen.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-08-29
V!yprO,iej!

Nabizim ma prodei domaci ndtadi a
truhafskou tabuIi (hobbonk), zcela no )
YOU. Nabytek Jest zachovaly. re dfeva
ofechov6ho.
Frank Ryant.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-08-29
HAMMOND & co.
Sampansky jableCnik.
CID IL II.


BELFAST GINGER ALE)
Tento libevonny napoj jest "a pficnou
osv6zujiciho dcinku sv6ho jstym prostfed
KEN prot letnim malarickym nemocem
a deinkuje zylaste vyborne prot nezaziv
nOsti.
Cesky rozyazec, j an Benes.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-08-24
Wear and Tear OF fsank Notes.

During the period of two years and ten
days, from June 90, 1874, to July /, 1876,
the Comptroller of the Currency received
from the engravers new bank notes to the
amount of s272, 1916, SIP; and he issued for
replacement of notes redeemed and the
supply OF new banks, or banks increasing
their circulation, to the amount of S21S,-
050,o74. During the twelve months end
ing the Both ult., he received S112, 49,, 625
and issued 800, 720,565. The total amount
of mutilated currency received by the
Comptroller and destroyed as unfit for cir
culation was S23S, 1913, O22 during the two
years and ten days, and S106, 473, 100 dur
ing the last twelve months. These figures
Indicate that in order to keep the bank
note circulation in good condition, it is
necessary to renew them once in about
three years and three months. The whole
expense of paper, printing, redemption,
reissues, and probably engraving, the en-
tire issue of some 1881 900, 900, or about
$A ,0O0,0 900 Of separate notes, has to be in
CURED regularly about once in three and
one-fourth years. The greenbacks have to
be renewed oftener, because the pro-
portion of small notes to the whole
issue is greater, and the small nctes
wear out faster. The ones and twos
constitute only about two and half per
cent. of the amount Of bank issues, while
they constitute more than fourteen and a
half per cent. or the amount of the green
backs. The difference will be more clear
" seen when it is stated, with respect to
the number of notes, that fOrty-two green
backs out of every siXty-five are ones and
twos, while only twenty-five out of every
eighty bank notes are ones and twOs; or,
approximately, sixty-four greenbacks and
only twenty seven bank notes in every 100
are ones and twos. 1t is fair to assume,
therefore, that the greenbacks and bank
notes taken together have to be renewed as
often as once in three years. Coin money
will last from seven to ten times as long,
and then it can be renewed at compare
lively tritiing cost. and the loss by wear
during the whole life of the coin will sell
dom exceed one per cent-B0Stoh Ad0er.
tSSer