The New York herald., 1877-11-03
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

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THoxAs' CoScKRr. evening
BOOTHS rHEATRE-RiP VAN wNKLx.
BROADWAY rHBArRE-BARnx BLxuk
OLYMPIC THEATRE-vAnrErr.
TONY PASToR's-vARIErr
San FRANCISCO MINsqRELS
EGYPTIAN HALL-vAMErY
AMERICAN INsTITUrE-ixDUBrKY AND MECHANICS
the NEW AMERICAN MUsEUM-cuRrosrr,xA
COLUMBIA OPERA HOUsE-yAmsry.
BRYANTs OPERA HoUsk-MIssrnzLsv.
TIvOLI rHKATRE-vAnIErY.
WITH SUPPLEM ENT.
NEW YORK, SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 5. 1877.
IMPORTANT NOTICE TO ADvERTTsERs.-Io
Insure the proper classification Of Advertisements
Il is absolutely necessary Aal they be handed ~
before eight o'clock epcyy cpcning.
From reports 0ss morning the probabilities
are Mat me ,reathc,. in Neo York and is vici,siy
today sciH be colder and clear, partly cloudy,
scsM northiCcstcrly scinds.
WALL STREET YEsrERDAY.-The stock mar
ket was very dull, and there was nothing of any
interest to record. Gold was quoted at 1925 oil
day. Government bonds were strong, States
steady and railroads irregular. Money on COLL
was quoted at a z per cent, with tho highest
rates after three P. M.
THERE WILL BE MEETING of the Queens
county hounds ut Hampstead ut one o'clock to-
day.
OwNo TO TIE STORM the races which were to
have taken place Mt Jerome Park today have
been postponed until next week.
BRooKLrN's SAVINGS BANK deposits and do
positors have increased as compared with year
ago. Tho aggregate deposits amount to over
fifty million dollars.
THE LEADING BUSINESS FIRMS Of the city are
responding generously to the appeal Of the
Seventh regiment for their new armory. AL
ought to be represented on the roll of honor.
A TRIO OF Brokers from this city.-Leigh-
ton, Bernard and Potter-undertook to teach
San Francisco some lessons in stock jobbing,
and have been locked up for their trouble.
CoLoRED LAWYER has created q sensation
Georgia by applying for admission to prac-
tice. What godsend 1t will bc for the anti
administration republicans If some stupid Judge
rejects him.
THE Boxes in which the silk smugglers did
their illegitimate business are to be put in cvi-
dcncc. The jury would probably be better
pleased if counsel would put in the silk and
allow each man to help himself.
A CrrY JUDGE has decided that it is not nine
o'clock until the clock has ceased to strike, and
issued mandamus to compel the registration
of a voter who was rcmorseessly cut of by tho
49, a. ~
Dom PEDRO is credited in Brazil with an in
tention to reform the whole administration Of
the Empire, and all the rings and combinations
are, of course, alarmed. Brazil, it seems, needs
reform sadly some other places.
CONNECTICUT is wisely trying to send some of
her best men to the State Legislature. Lafay-
ette S. Foster formerly United States Senator,
President of the Senate after Mr. Lincoln's assas-
Bination, has been nominated for the Assembly.
IT Is To BE HOPED some arrangement will
be made between the cigar manufacturers and
their employees by which the latter will not be
driven from their homes and tho suffering occa.
stoned by the strike mmcasurably increased.
The differences between the contestants ought
70 be compromised as soon as possible.
TIE SAILORS BOARDING. HOUSE KEEPERS are
generously arranging for a reduction of sailors
wages Without discussing tho merits of the
question: what have these harpics to do with tho
business A large number of them live by
cheating the unfortunate men who fall into
their hands. Why do they not reduce their
outrageous prices for boardi
Mr.. JOHN KELIr's letter to Mr.. s. d. Bah
cock on the city finances will be read with in
tcrest. The principal new point in 1t s that Of
tho claims against the city, amounting to about
twclve millions of dollars, it will not be COM
pcled to pay moro than onc-fourth, which
would leave the debt, less the sinking fund, con-
sidcrnbly below one hundred millions.
BATTERY c OF tho United States Third nr
tillery havc nearly finished their overland march
from tho mining regions to this city, being now
In the vicinity of Elizabeth, N. J. Tho com
pany had to pay MS they went, particularly In
Pennsylvania, where vouchers on the paymastcr
were politely declined, tho preference being
given TO the grccnback or the dollar of their
fathers.
THE New PoLIcY Of the State Department in
compelling our consuls to send reports IN re-
gard to tho commerce and trade of their respcc-
tive stations has been the means Of communi-
eating some valuable information to the busi-
ness public through the columns Of the press
The report from Leeds, presented this morning
h exceedingly suggestive. English manniac-
turcrs, It appears, arc beginning to give up tho
idea of competition with tho United States, and
doubt that oven FREQ trade would help them TO
revive their declining trade