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New-York tribune., 1876-04-25
A GREAT SPEECH ON SILVER.
SENATOR JONES BEGINS THE ARGUMESr WHICH HF
HAS BEEN MONTHS IN PREPARING-THR UNLIM
lied USE or SILVER FAVORED.
lpY TFT gGR ApU To TUE TRTpf'eP

SENATOR JONES BEGINS ARGUMENT WHICH HF
HAS BEEN MONTHS IN PRRPARING-THE UNLIM.
lied USE or SILVER FAVORED.
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSE.l
WASHINGTON, April Ex-senator Jones's
speech the silver question, which begun to-day
presents proposition to remonetze silver 1t promises
to prove the opening OF one Of the most important de-
bates Of this session The bill which provides for the
coinage Of silver dollar fixing the relative values Of
SILVER and gold at the ratio OF 16 to l. and limiting its
legal tender TO S20 Is the osensble subject OF debate
but the position taken by Senator Jones indicates that
the true object aimed at in advocating the bill Is TO
cure It's passage as the first step toward reGstabshng
'e ooope standard of metallic currency and making sill
'e. az unlimited legal tender. The speech to-day
Vn! nan delivered at the end of two hours and half,
""' 'ne senate adjourned, the Senator evidently being
somewhat EXHAUSTED It will be concluded tomorrow.
ANe sueV' was wen handled and the speech has excited
sta interest Most OF the leading thinkers OF the SEN
e 'nis he" discussion with great respect and give
close attention 10 IT,
A"o re""ks Oh Senator Jones, and the product OF
several mouths careful labor his time during this
'oeon having Deen devoted almost exclusively 10 their
'"''OI lAe senator reads from proof-sps winch
nave oeeh carefully revised and corrected II Is his in
~n'lon 70 present an argument which will become a
Standard authority viewed from his point of view aud
make u complete he has reviewed the entire history
eHu science OF money from the earliest DAYS down 70 the
present tne showing its relation TO civilization ius-
s Tue snpect with copiOus tables of statistics; and
FPol''ng MS argument by exhaustive commentary
~F 'no numerous writings which have been published
Va ~ sues OF the subject His effort reflects great credit
S SpUh MN as student and careful thinker whatever
conclusion " '"o e0irccthcss VI MS main
New-York tribune., 1876-04-25
RESOLVED TO INVADE MONTENEGRO.

A dispatch from ST. Petersburg to the Rus
sian elegraphc agency says Prince Gortschakof Sat
urday convened the representatives OF the five Great
Powers because the Turkish Cabinet resolved Friday to
invade Montenegro by way OF Scutan. The from
COnstantinOple is again better, the Moderate party
sistng extreme cOunsels. Fresh negotiations being
pressed for the proongat0n Of the armsce and the
yctualing of Ncsic Conferences with the insurgent
chiefs going The Prince Of Montenegro denies
that the Monenegns took part In the recent engage
mcnt
New-York tribune., 1876-04-25
SPANISH AEEAIRS.-
SAN SEBASTIAN. Monday. April "a. Is,

SAN SEBASTIAN, Monday, April "a, 1875.
After another very stormy debate the Junta
Of Gupuzcoa to-day elected five delegates to proceed TO
Madrid to confer with the Government All five Of the
delegates irreconcilabe partsans OF the "fueros
The Junta instructed them to declne any compromise
lettering the future action OF Gupuzcoa to oppose the
conscrptiOn to consent 10 moderate taxation In aid OF
national treasury and withdraw from the confer
and protest if the Government attempts any mod-
hcatOn of the "f fuerOs."
The municipal authorities San Sebastian persevere
in their rrecOncabe attitude, and the irritation Of the
Province continues.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-25
NAVAL ORDERS.

WAsHlNGToy April 23.-Commander L. +; Il;
owls ordered as Inspector OF Ordnance AZ the Navy Yard
AZ Norfolk va Surgeon r. mins.0W Is ordered 10
dutea torpedo station. Newport RAJ Cemnander Cht
detached Ordnanceuty at the NoToik
NavyYard and orered to command Tie ronclad steamer
Nantucket at Norfolk Commander +. G. Morrmon Is de-
ache from tho OF the Nantucket and ordered 70
lie Adams Boston, Mass Suree0nJ NJ tnt ue
arhed from be torpedo Newport r. L. and reported
TO the Naval Hospital Chelsea. Paymaster A. w Ba.Sl
s rencre his arrival home having been detached nom inc
SorS M HE naval department Rio Janeiro on the 3st OF
March last and ordered 10 settle MS
Moses A. Lane detached from the Receiving sp S'oe as
Tortsmouth n H. and placed on waiting orders
New-York tribune., 1876-04-25
BIDS FOR THE NEW FIVE PER CENTS.
A SPIRITED COMPETITION BETWEEN THE BANKERS.

BIDS FOR THE NEW FIVE PER CENTS.
SPIRITED COMPETITION BETWEEN THE BANKERS.
GENERAL PRESS DIsrATcH.1
WASHINGTON, April 24.-Bids were opened
at the Treasury to-day for the sale Of five cent coupon
or registered bonds Of the funded loan Of 1881 author
lied by the acts Of July H. 1870, and January 90 1871
bearing interest payable quarterly from May J. 1876 III
lots Of not less than 100000 to the total amount OF
S5ss3OOO The following the bidders:
J. r. selgman Co.. 81 00O,O 900 az 103 1900; $1,000,
600 At IO IO5 600; 81 10000 at 1913 7loo S,0000OO at
lO3; 100000 at 102 $500 S7S3,OOO ut lO2 lOO SoOo
" T. Won HOFFMAN Co.. 81, ,ss3, 900 at 1o3 $500
Phlip speyer Coz 81 900, 900 at l02 21iOO S1OOoOO
at 102 ssoo 100000 at lO3 100; SJOOOOO at do 100
First National Bank of York, S5,ss3,ooO Al
GroesReck Ketcham, $500 900 at 1O327Ioo
WOereshO1cr d Co.. 100000 at 1O3 I5l2-lOO
Kidder, Peabody d Co.. ~ 900, 900 at 1O3 100.
Kuhn, Loeb d Co., 50, ,SS3, 900 at lO2 eiInO-
Richardson, Hin a. Co., $500 600 AT l03 100
Foote French, Boston, 100000 at l03 100.
SchOccr Bros, NcwYOrk. 100000 at lO2 ooiOo.
Gallatin National Bank, NcwYork, $500, 900 AT 1925
Hew-England Mutual Insurance Company, Boston,
100000 at lO3.
Drexe, Morgan 4 Co., for themselves and associates
S2sS3,OOO or part thereof at lO3 7lI-lOO or the
"n0ie Mi, 1 amount at lO3 7s'1c-l0O mn . ,oooo d,
Winslow, lAnier CO, ~ 100000 at 102 800, 81,
100000 at lO2 9l0o ~ 800 900 at 1O2 $780, 100000
at lO2 0iIOO, F1OOO,00O 1O2 1900, S5s3,O0O at
l02 OO or the whole amount at the average rate Of the
Norton Bliss Co.. 81 900 600 at 1903 2i,oo 81 900 900
at l03 lolOO Sl,0OOOOO at 1O3 Hoo, 81 900 900 AT
@. g. Haven Co., 100000 at l02 $500, S500,O0O at
103 lbI0O.
Rut0H & Boun, 100000 at 1o2 si,oo, $500 900 at
Fisk Hatch 81 100000 az 102 TOO 81 900 900 at
l02sOo 81 3s30O0 at lO2 5OO 100000 at 1O3 300
81 100000 at 103 2OI0o.
August Belmont & Co., for n. ROthscbid & Sons Sj.-
SS3, 900 at 1903 7llfl00
The sale was awarded TO Drexel Morgan A. Co
New-York tribune., 1876-04-25
co,,,rs AND cAsUAIrlEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

PoypoUr. n. Y, April 2i.-A landslide OF 200 by
On se acer at the yard Of Cordts Hudson about
o,clock named Sclraede was CauRht anu lusttg
killed. A horse was also Killed
SCHENECTADY, N. Y, April PA 12.year-old son N
NJ Iohn IA schermerhon was killed today by the breaking Vi
a. bn1z saw with which he saving wood
spprScrrRIp. Mass, April 24.-An unknown
about 80 OF was found murdered
,ndav In tenement house on Congressst
po.roN Mass. April 24.-Elisha Sampson of Dan
buy 81 old murdered today ~ an insane s'n "oS
was In the hands VI the sherih
New-York tribune., 1876-04-25
THE TITLE OF EMPRESS OF INDIA.


In the House of Commons this evening Mr.
Henry Fawcett member for Hackney, asked Mr. Dis
raeli facilitate the discussion of his motion for
address the Queen praying for her non-assumpon OF
he title of Empress of India before the proclamation
issued giving il effect. Mr. Disrac declined, where
upon Mr.. Fawcet gave notice OF motion chaleng gng
more stringently the conduct Of the Government,
amounting to vote o. censure.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-25
THE GERMAN MINING OFFICIALS.

BERLIN, MOndai, April q, IoIb
1t is announced that the committee of min
ing officials which is going TO Philadelphia on behalf OF
the Prussan Government will be divided into two par
ties One VIII visit the miling districts Of Montana, the
Rocky Mountains. Idaho, ana California, returning from
san Flaucisco via Nevada, Utah, and Colorado. Ihe
other party n remain cast OF the Mississippi and YIst
different parts OF Pennsylyan aud Illinois.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-25
A MADMAN AS A WITNESS

Ni@AA4 Oh THE EFFORT TO IMPIIcATE pRHsIDyNr
GRANT IN NFANY-A SEVERE REBUKE To- THE
NORDINATE THIRST or DEMOCRATS FOR PRAUps
NV lBr TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSEl
WASHINGTON, April 24.-Tbe Democratic
oi a. least one Of the House Committees to-day
%1credes themselves far moro than they can none 70
New-York tribune., 1876-04-25
BRIsTow MEETING HIS AssAILANTs.
IN THE MARY MERRITT" CAsE-THE sECRE-
r.Ry DECLARES TIE STORY TO HAVE EMANATED

JUDGE CATE GIVES THE NAMES or HIS lNlORMANiS
IN THE MARY MERRITT" CAsE-THE sEcRE-
TARY DECLARES TIE STORY TO HAVE EMANAIED
FROM THE MILWAUKEE WHISKY RING.
GENERAL PRESS DIspATcHl
WASHINGTON, April 24.-The Committee on
Expenditures in the Treasury Department met to-day 10
investigate the charges against Secretary Brstow In rca
ton 70 the release of the bark Mary MERIT Secretary
Hristow appeared in his own behalf Judge Cate, who
introduced the resolution in the House, was called upon
for the names Of the parties who furnished him with the
information He gave the names Of II. H. Chitteuden,
E. L. johnson, s. L. Weiss, Lew HubDeI G. W. Hazel
ton and Mr.. NOrthrup He suggested that perhaps II
might not be necessary TO summon more than one or
two OF them.
Secretary Brstow said 1t late TO talk about econ
omy in this matter. lie had been arraigncd before
the country aud be wanted the fullest and minutest in
yesgation and desired the attendance OF all the wit
nesses particularly Judge Iubbe he desired To show
under What circumstances Mr. Hubbell went out OF once
He questioned Mr. Gate as 10 all the sources Of his IN
formation and desired list OF All the persons win
yybnm he had couyereed upon subject Members OF
said lie had no hesitation lii saying lHat th,sc
barccs had been netgated by what known In The
c0untry ms the Whisky Ring OF Milwaukee, snd be in
terr0gated Mr. Cate to bring OUT those acs ana pui tc
Information on record. Mr. Cate said the COMMITTEE
would try to take OF their side OF the case lie nm
self did not wish 10 appear prosecutor Secretary
Bristow said: "But you Will do 50. You cannot
After further discussion the Committee decided TO
summon all the witnesses named. Secretary BIstoW sad
newspapers had charged tlht ne hau ucJ,.u w. :"
furnish the original papers his case lie wished htS
that while in obedience 20 an executive oldc ne rno
decline 10 furnish the original papers IN the cases under
investigations vet in every against himself be WOd
take the responsibility 10 produce before the committee
every original paper. lie then gave the COMMITTEE the
following names OF witnesses To be summoned; H. ~
man, G. +. COnant ButOrd Wilson, j. H. Robinson Ol tne
Treasury Department, John IRELAND w. l. ana >. r.
Irice OF Hopknsylle Ky, and Walter Evans OF Louis
gill
New-York tribune., 1876-04-25
FOREIGN NEWS.
TURKEY AND THE NEIGHBORING STATES.
cndau As.-ii


1t is stated that Mukhtar Pasha has received
ten battaons Of re9nforcements, and will renew
the attempt to revctual Ncsic.
1t Is reported that the Emperor Of Austria has sent
telegraphic dispatch to Count Zichy, the Austrian En-
bassador here instuctng him TO tell the Porte not TO
take action against Montenegro serva but to trust TO
his care for bringing about peaceful termination Of the
nsurrection, which he hopes will be effected shortly
New-York tribune., 1876-04-25
ARMY ORDERS.

WAsHINGToN, April 23.-By direction OF the eN sec
re,aro of war can't w. A. Eldcrkn Commssary OF suDss
ence viii all funds stores ana Poper p ~ ~ 1 Gilman
Conm,ary OF Subsistence and thereafter tahsnt hs a
conis and returns C0mmssafy General o ouosSenoo
IA soon "a
New-York tribune., 1876-04-25
GENERAL PRESS DESPATCH. |

WASHINGTON, April 24.--Thc counsel for
william W. Belknap filed his reionder to-day 20 the
replication Of the House OF Representatives in the matter
Of the impeachment general demurrer is nterposed to
the first of the two repcations alleging its nsucency
He next denies the statement contained In the second
replication, that he Secretary OF War until and in
Guiding the I'd day OF March, 1876 He then denies the
assertions of the replication to the effect that he was
Secretary OF War until committee having authority
from the House had Investigated his official conduct and
asserts that the time OF his resignation the House
had given authority TO any committee 10 investigate
any OF the matters set forth IN the charges made against
him in the articles Of impeachment The last plea OF the
rejonder contains important Fl esh matter and Is as fol
lows:
1t 10 not true az alleged In that replication that said Bel
knap resigned his said position with attempt 70 eyade any
proceedings Representatives 20 mpeach BIN
ad Beknap the contrary thereof he AYERS the feet
New-York tribune., 1876-04-25
CURRENT TOPICS AT THE CAPITAL.
A STORY OF FRAUD EXPLODED.
WASHINGTON. Monday, April -. 1sl6

WASHINGTON, Monday, April -, 1870.
The Committee on Expenditures in the Post
Office Department closed its inquiry in regard to tho
alleged oycrpayment to several Western roads for the
transporta Of the mails The principal charge was
that made through Mr. Safely agent OF the three almost
parallel roads from Chicago to Omaha, namely, the
Northwestern, the Chicago Burlington and Quincy, and
the Rock Isand Each road had received pay for all the
mail matter transported between Chicago and Omaha
This il Is said, done through the system OF Weighing
whereby one road would weigh all tho mails for the
month Of say January another for the month OF Feb
ruary and the month Of March, each road
receiving the same pay the Others. An examination
has been made by the Committee OF the records ana
i'm the POst-Otcc Department, ana the alleged
fraud Is found never existed, and that the roads
received pay for only what mail they carried.
RESULT OF THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRY.
The Naval Committee returned from Phila-
delpha today During it's absence Il has examined ll3
Witnesses The Committee found great looseness Of ad
inistraon on the part the naval officers there and 81
the bureau officers Washington having charge OF the
Philadelphia yard. That Nat. Mckay and other con
tractors did no; strip the yards for their own benefit
the Committee found 10 be due rather 70 the
honesty OF the contractors than to the efficiency Of the
naval administration The action Of Naval Contractor
IIarti who has recently beec assigned TO tho Boston
ward Is especially condemned The Committee dscov-
cred iuat the nrn of J.. G.. Caicl IN addition 10 the
10 paid them by Matthews, the Ncwl ork clotH-
ing contractor for their influence. received SlJoopo Tor
bonuses ai the Philadelphia yard. IL also appeared mat
any Influence that the Catells may have exercised was
exercised with bureau officers and not with the secretary
OF the Navy aud that influence o no sort Is proved 10
have bee used upon the secretary
New-York tribune., 1876-04-25
DEATH OF MADAME BLANC.

LONDON, Vuesday, April 70, $50.
A dispatch to The NecS from Paris an
nouuces the death OF the wife o. NJ. Louis Blanc.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-25
RELKNAP,S ANSWER.

HE SAYS HE DID NOT REsIGH TO EyADE IMPEACH-
MENT-AN OFFER MADE TO SAVE ANOTHER FER
!soN-HE PRAYs JUDGMENT IF THE HOUSE
OUGHT TO MAINTAIN THE IMPEACHMENT AGAINST
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Wya. Oldham, once In Mitchie's buildint
oppnsite the Ledrand hotel, Main Strest. q
Jani4iu f lti7l HLtnr 81
John N. stem mons, Attorney NJ Law, n,
Ms North Side Public Square, upstairs.
oct29-dtf sii fi'Hf 1904 "a, 70 Az.
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STATE NEWS.

Horace A. Morse has been appointe,
clerk OF the Court of Appeals in plac
Of us brother, Dr. Morse.
GAINESVILLE Gazette; c. C. Ragsdole
cousin of our townsman, Mr. George II
Rtgsdale, died in this city on the Sth 0
this month, OF typhoid fever, aged abou
nineteen years, We learn from Mr.
Binlord that Colonel Daniel Montagu
died Mt the residence of Mr.. Ike Smith
in Maryville, on the morning Of til,
Goth
Clrksville Times: The trial of DR.
W. ., Holloman Tor completely in tn,
murder of one Blum, who was killed
Md his store bur I over him on tn,
18th, Of February 1875 has occupied
the attention Of the court for the pasI
week After an absence of an hour
they returned with verdict OF moi
guilty.
Mrs, Nancy O. Locke, the oldest set
tier IN Fannin county, died Wednesday
night at the residence of her son-in.law
Dr. W. II. Trimble, on Red River. Mrs.
Locke came to Texas in March, 1876.
and had resided here upwards Of iorty
years, She was the last survivor of the
original settlers Of this county.
Austin Stat sman By resolution
OF the corporation of C. r. Johns d %.
all matters in their charge, not trans.
iurcd to the asst gnPe including unfin.
i-hed business, are entrusted TO {. r
Johns, the president of said company,
for collections and correspondence.
Major Johns has associated with him
self Mr. Joseph Spence former Commits.
sioncr OF the General Land Office, a
gentleman Of acknowledged worth and
ability. The new firm of John " Spence
will transact business in all the govern
ment offices at Austin, and do general
agency business.
Gainesville Gazette; A serious diff.
Guilty occurred between Col Biffls and
Scott Waters last Saturday night about
forty miles west of Henrietta. They
had been hunting, and at supper they
got into quarrel about cooking veni,
sou ham. Col Bitfle pulled his coat and
was making towards Waters when he.
Waters, drew his revolver and fired,
and while Col. B file was trying to get
his revolver from the horn of his sad.
die. Waters fred the second time, the
hall passing through CDl BItae's arm
and entering his body on the right side.
At last accounts he was bleeding inter
nslly, and it is thought that he will not
recover.
Weatherford Times There are three
buildings in course OF construction in
C0uts addition, and FIVE contracted Tor
i'll Carers addition There is great
deal Of activity in building. The Sew.
ard and DUNCAN addition has Just been
Plotted off, and we will soon see great
deal OF improvement in that locality.
Two new store houses have been erect
Cd on South Main street. in the Rich
ey addition. The Christian and Epis-
cupal churches are both being compile.
ted The Cumberland Presbyterian
church is under contract. The Ca,ho-
lies have secured their grounds and
will soon build The Old School Pres
byterian Church South, though small
is Incl easing and will soon build u small
edltice.
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Horace A. Morse has been appointed
clerk OF the Court of Appeals in place
Of MS brother, DR.. Morse.
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MILITARY DISCIPLINE,
Social scandal. IN Army Life.

A somewhat singular and interesting
case has been before the House Commit
tee on Military Affairs, at our national
capital. Lieutenant Spencer, OF the
Tenth cavalry, was stationed at Fort
Richardson, Texas, in 1874 On return
ing to the fort. after months CAM
paign against hostile Indians, he was in
formed that sundry scandalous reports,
afftc ing the honor Of his wife, had
been set aAoat by two other ladies of
the garrison. As the offenders were
women he had no personal means Of re
dress. and he applied to the commander
of the fort, CulUn. Wood, to interfere.
The colonel promised to attend to the
matter, but neglected TO do 1t, and
finally on Spencer's importuning him,
told him'"to shut up and leave him at
once" Spencer, in condition OF great
excitement, returned 10 his quarters
and addressed the following letter to
his commardin officer:
"Sunday July 10 1874 Colonel Wood
---Sr: ANY officer who refuses to shield
the honor OF the wife of brother
officer when clothed with the power %
do 80, and appealed to dlspOssionately,
is a coward, or worse. This has been
YOUR ction in my case, and denounce
YOU as a moral coward. To the Secre-
tary of War and the civil authorities !
propose to submit my case.
~. ]. SPENCER,
First Lieutenant and Brevet Captain
U. s. A"
For writing this letter Spencer was
tried by t.martial and dismissed the
service He has now appealed to Con
press to be reinstated, and the commit
tee look iavorably upon his application
They say that military discipline I'M,
peratively demands subordination ana
proper respect for officers but IN TINS
case allowance should be made for the
nature Of the provocation and the con
dition of mind under which the oiiehse
was committed. The families OF othcrfs
al our Indian frontier posts are ptou
liarly situated. During the campaigns
OF their natural protectors, let uepehu
ent upon the care aud consideration "
Others, they naturally look to the
ranking officer present tor 'nt
maintenance of locial peace, ana
especially tor protection from scanda'ors
aluucks upon female reputation which
unfortunately for the real or i""c'to
in, qualities Of social cohdit'oh ~
gsrr son life, are OF but too irequ'"'
occurr nee
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M ~ LOEpH ~ mE MarkIs fuude iiiuStrate'
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siihrd Of nl,rasss Win hrd vs. OF valrnbn reeeipA
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are and e Trcssc on oil Dlsei,e uly esraninztsh
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asnthe vcfk line hind ever pap hcd, and y cotnps
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