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New-York tribune., 1877-11-24

Of Orleanist Senators is Indispensable ard on the
refusal Of the Senate TO ratify any fresh adVen-
turesr Of the Marshal hangs the peaceable solution
Of the crisis Now it is also clear that no pacnca
tion in the work of Government will be allowed 10
even the so-called COnstitutiOnalists tins TIME
therefore, where is TO be- found the means OF inter
esting tlis Orleanist group in the maintenance OF
the Republic
What at present appears to me most probable IL the
pure Right Centre Ministry, Of which was he
ieve the first 10 forowarn you. In June last. before
the dissolution / repeated the words Of the Dnc
Decazes 10 a very intimate friend: The Govern
ment will gain thirty or forty seats at the eectians
Cancellation will be quite easy, and my Ministry VIII
set every thing right. | shall be President OF the
Council" In the first days of September quoted
the words Of VI. Bocher the Senator 10 Marshal
Serrano: We shall gain thirty or forty seats.
The Government will not suffer shameful defeat
and Liberal members Of the Right Centre may JOIN
the new Ministry" This IS the situation we are
now approaching but, as may be seen IN al these
combinations, the Right Centre finds IFS own re-
ward. How win 10 be when any reward OF
that kind is seen to be out of the qles-
ton The Due Decazes is now, perhaps, more
unpopular than even NJ. de Fourtou, because
something was expected Of him. He is more looked
down upon than any of his colleagues, and his po-
llucai career may De rtHaEueu rs 'iO'ou- No''h'4 -
it at all likely that VI. B0cher would be excepted
to by the Chamber Of Deputies. Nevertheless the
most probable combination at present is pure
Right Centre Cabinet that VIII endure perhaps
eight days. perhaps not even three. What might
be achieved would thus be a few davs Of relative
0uiet during which the Marshal could make up his
mind either 20 form a genuine Republican Ministry,
to whom he must give all the requisite guarantees
demanded, OF 10 retire, leaving the Presidency OF
the s5ate to NJ Gr6vy. In any case there IS reason
feel that France has beterprospects and that she
is OF the eve Of period Of development and pros
pprftv
New-York tribune., 1877-11-24
MR.. STANFIELD.

Our young countryman, Mr.. Harry Stanfeld,
was much in vogue a few seasons az an amateur
tenor OF late he has singing In Of the Italian
opera houses, and last NIGHT he appeared at STEIN
way Hail. to show large number OF his old ac-
Quantances what foreign practice had done for him.
To be quite frank, it has not .dOne much that Is
good. Mr. stanied was endowed By nature
with an effective voice FOR dramatic purposes,
but he has greatly abused IT, and in a
very years II be his present course he
win have voice at all. We happened to hear
him before he abroad, but should judge, from
last nights exhibition, that he had been developing
robustness OF one the neglect OF vocazation and the
OF his iutOnatOns As consequence, he Is almost
always fat, his voice goes to pieces after five minutes
OF exertion and he is incapable, even when fresh,
OF singing the shortest and simplest phrase
Of sustained melody. italian theatres are
schools which produce OF the best singing in the
world and OF the II Mr. stanhed will place
himself under OF one OF our thorough teachers
at home, he may yet become artist The enter
taiument which he offered last night, in eonnec-
ton with his own performance, was delightful,
for he bad Theodore Thomas and about forty men
OF the orchestra besides Nine. Carrcno and Master
IIchtenberg Mendelssohns panof0rte concerto IN u
minor a new and interesting "Polonaise and Russsch
for the orchestra by the Bocchelini Miuuet and
Handes grand Largo. with solo yi0lin harp organ
and string band among the good things provided
New-York tribune., 1877-11-24
AHAT FACrORY BTRNED.

The fvc-story brick building in the rear OF
No. IL Merccr-st, occupied by Bancroft Co. as ha
f.c .ory. was nearly destroyed 10y fire last evening.
$50 D. m tie alarm was given W-en tle nieinen ar
rived they had great difficulty 90 getting a. tne names
The only approach 10 the burning binding Wis 'IouE
, ,..r ,rro,y alley This. as we'll as q small courtyard
w .to r.or WAS filled with smoke which came from III
g.iulovs in such dense voums IA 10 oIiE'
the hr.meu back repeatedly. Anothef "ldln W..
s,.,r-i.t and am extra number OF men ap ppearcd.
1t is was nearly an hour b-lurr water could DE- t"I W"
ir. f.. burning IartDrr. IY ttt tilr il' puma ~ VIZ
mascot "A mes and thc adjoining buildings r. Lmtt
eu.I am. ulor Store of joan Brum, at No. IL, we
r.llrl lv l- Hrcmcg tI make 100 tr entrance l"I t'
br.. a. .u-h tl. fre was extiu gushcd ue ore l mac
invaded ,ny of the adjoining buildings. Ihe N.ur "'
e. +.,r .ve- cf, -Irdug. tie win lc interior W.
,,ret ogt b; lerot a Co. estimated their loss, las.
ri,lf IN a. oul .25 600. The buldn- is oWue" ny
t7,,, p4u,t,o ~ 3d. 81 Dlage-st., ard was danl z =
-, ti' Nm. of sj OOO Nj Brln.'s DAMAGE was e2JO
The losses lre partially covered Jv INSURANCE
New-York tribune., 1877-11-24

vival Of the war spirit. II is follows. and should
be regarded with reserve. excepting the statement
that the Conservative organs camor for interven-
tiOn, which Is correct
The recent success OF the Russians In Asia and the
probability that they viii achieve n decisive vic
tory az Pevna, have brought back the Government 10
that state OF anxiety into which they thrown By
the hrst rad across tue Balkans. The feeling those
events provoke in the minds Of the Ministers is 10 be
gathered from the tone Of the papers that SUPPORT the
Premiers foreign policy. These journals are
daily demanding veEementy the active intergen
the air mas been fui " tho most sinister
rmors. u Is stated that the Premier has informed the
Russian Minister that II Adranople he taken and Con
santinople leopard zed there be- such outcry
England az 10 make tie part ~ this country IN
eytabe. Information ~ this declaration has sent
TO the Russian headquarters aud has made
a strong Impression there. In these circum-
stances there is some reason FOR fearing this
country may be dragged into the present
conflict. Further ground Tor such appr. .heusiOn is
an rded by the fact tnat within the astfcw hours orders
have been issued Tor the immediate preparation OF
army cor s. waT-iIke policy will meet much Oplos-
ton, and II Is hard 20 forecast what Viii be the popular
verdict In these circumstances II W0lG not uc surpIs-
ing II the Government took some fDtm of stating the
gouuds OF their conduct and inviting arbtranent Of
pubic opinion upon them.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-24

49, .e.,t that while speaking before commlttoe u
,oiors which was considering the proper mo'no" -
.i,inr Latin. he overcome with the loo' Vi aug
- attacking the study that he wePt Iheu' ras,n9
-, as f,ee and wiping ms eyes, he exclaimed
,.lernen but DO 50 love the Lam a1 i,o tta
me- s.,,-. of devoted and thorough soi9i & 10 ,btsR
~. ~ ,r ~ are deep-but they indeed 50 oeeP n '
Count Wrangel was simple IN MS haol''
y, ,rr,,v and consequently, ert behind him rather
""' ,.,nre. his income $4,000 year once
i .,. enc venerable martinet issued an order % al
u -, - o., r,,luce the size aod length OF their spu's
'"' .,ol o- the proper SOFT Of spur was e&hlni'eu
~ ~" ~ ,eutenauts paid little OK no regard 10 TINS Or
4"' .,,v of them st1 continued 90 wear theT own
a. vr,uccl was exceedingly angry at TINS reoeiioh
-. his authority. one fine day he met young
'.'a-,rt pscinr the Inter den Linden with I'M
,.-.+e spurs stuck INTO his heels. Tie selzeu
- ,,,,h and ordered hun TO Undergo three
-, i,,pri.onment "But your Exceuency'
,,.s t,e Young officer, forgive my rudeness, ana
f vorr own spurs; they are Tar from cotIot ~
WI, VII - i.inr down at his heels. "NOu are rght'
. ri-bt deserve, 90 least, fourteen u1s a'teS', ~
No. ,nu are about o., you may as vel ser 'Neu ua
= . I8rrr Lieutenant" Ihe story goes ttt l.e O'Ls
& tfeg better tLau 90 argue further WIN shcn mus
80 M quietly submitted 70 the whole ten u"!s 0V"-
Iucincnt 10 his CHAMBER.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-24
WASHINGTON.
from the FIrst Pnse.

her coal from England and, "A the prices of coai IN
England and the Unhed states now about equal the
experment OF supplying the Danish market with Aher-
can coal coud be tested In consequence OF he recent
advance on English coal, the trade OF CardW WIN 'o
West Indies and south America has been tra'ieire W
Baltimore. It thought that the coal companies 81
send an agent to Copenhagen 10 investigate the possiu
tv OF suppviny that market American butter, aihonIh
not as good as the Danish has begun TO rival the la''o
OF American darymen understood the preparaton % SI
packing OF butter for export as wen s tTe rs market
man. they could not ONLY command tno 1rbc Cl,rgS
hut the markets of almost any other count! Aorra1
dAfaires suggests thai some mlelll-eIe e 4. vel
dalrvmen hc sent Denmark. American 'he'so - -
liked IN Denmark and It's trace cpua ~, s,ea,lS az ~
argod. TIE same Is true In reea,u o. ,1acbines
mechauics' tools and implements. leather, ,t co.
ton, and linen manuIactures, 'oo"I1 Ih i,rn1rt, oi
some OF the principal articles rom tle O'l.' t,evs.
into Denmark during the year 1876 were rs doqw Id
Petroleum, SiJ2OOO; corn, aTat n 91i6iisbnlent of
S.4GOOO; bacon. Tl46oOo. Inc tHt ip ,,,rac,
monthly or semi-monthy steam commuu.a.ol Oo W r.,
the United States and Denndrk is hc1St @ , ~ cnntrcs
the development Of the trade between tne W. S e,t
eastern shores OF the Baltic and the West and SCUM W
Sweden slch an enterprise "oliL nov oy ~ iiseIf
trade but could be made highly rcinuIc9a''e III ''7'
QUESTIONING GENERAL SIBERIAN.
General sherman was before the Military
Committee again this morning. Referring 10 the state
,t receptlv made in the House that there were Two
regiments stationed in Washington which might DC sem
to the front General said that instead Oh Two reg
ments there was only company here at the areal oi
the protection Of the public property In reply 70
question bv Mr. Bragg he expressed the OPINION
that there ought always BE- regiment In NeWOrles
TO protect tie property OF the United states aStho.
thieves and in reply to General Banning ne hit
none OF the froops scattered at 0eren pons IN tIe
Division OF the Atlantic. about 1000 IN naliper cou'
be nara for frontier service without unVarrdni iaDY eA
nsu, me property Of the Government to inder or ue
day The secretary OF War also testified briefly cohuh
far mis- EXAMINATION went the FIo"s u "o-0i
Sherman.
IMPORTS FROM GREAT BRITAIN.
The following statement showing the eX-
norris ~ the principal articles Of British aud Irish pro
duce and manufactures from the United kingdom 10 lne
United states during tae months, ended October 81
1877 as conluared with tie corresponding period OF
1876 has been furnished by chief OF the Bureau Of
Sta. stics
New-York tribune., 1877-11-24
LATEST SNIP NEWS.
rnREIGN PORT.

FOREIGN PORT
Tovnov Nov 23.-,siled, Prospero, Dodge, oakTorth
Fiom ior rvbse. Ar wed, Lady Dldern Steamship Ernt'
zuelan. -..,.-.-,.. Drrs
SAN FRANCISCO Nov 2'-cleared ship santona (Brh for
Queens own. o, ,.,...o, s.a,r,.bf, r.t,vare for
vrpo,i ,nip Cromwell Hayre; bark Agar PaApprylil",
,ieq. bri~ Maria Celeste f-tte France ArrNelW PIs-Cs
stm.np lidle-dale cardiff, Waes bark Carolina GaatJO
".t,%[NG Nov 23-Clcarcd brig Ellen Maria, Barbados
s,i aims -mtlrru Hghs Liverpool; oarks IuisaO (Grrl
An5tpriani. bangor .8r.I, Havre.
,D. 20 Cleared harss FraueXeScliu0 Itil. .
Queenstown; se0u Pancaldo (Itail Dubni Fernando uta
Belfast. ,-, ,o-,ps
LIVERPOOL Nov. 23.-steamshp bohemian tBr, reported
ashore Bristol Bank this morning. has Oeen nOated an
towel into port l.- NO. , 1--. - -
auh from London NOy. II fr New YORK. IS al Deal she
lost anchor chains. 49, -. ,o =,
ROf terdam BerCa. near Rotterdam and W" PROB
apv become a total wreck. The crew .Ner' saved
Bark Chin Yang Pr Capt Baskins, rom Ne~-f0rK Oct
20 0r Souhamp pon ashore az 1arnOGn idA ot wafer aad
likely 10 break up. The cargo is being saved
MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
liverpool Nov 23.-Thc Inr Line steamship City OF
Montreal cant brooks. saIled for Now-hOr today.
UAyAhA N0v. Z3.-rhe steamship city Oi Mexico, frOm
New Yor-. arrived here this morning
For other SHIN Nelrs see Aecenh PaJc.l
New-York tribune., 1877-11-24
ADDITIONAL TRADE REPORTS.
COTTON MARKETS.

week. rrccips POS sales, spIners, 10 bales. Stock
G9l bales. .-.- $1,000, -, ..,...-
1Oor receipts. 80 $50 bales shinmrnt@ .it- bales si =
gO1D bales stock. 3D. 53l bales, weekly receipts lHu-i
n,l... .6fpnisut- No. 4nl bales. -llr. II 900 Oal-a
NEwO.iEANs Soy 33t otton easy, gooddrmhud MidllnG
r0r-r. iow NllIhug. lDtc Good Ordinary, ec net re-
ceps gDB3 bales F-s V9l- bates eEpoits to rrat Bft
am lg bales .ts. 40 bales at ,-l1l bales htt@
nrt rr,rpts "a 500 bales sros llu'p htfi exports %
Gr.af Bntln llU73 bacs Co france i.u4 bales i9 me
continent 92- bales colaiWisr 30 mes s't % sou
bales. - ..-,.. .t--.... 4, .,..,.,.t. . a.,
Slug ac Good Ordinary &C., net ruceips tlul hales
gross 4 g5 export-, coAat" BE- ll9i uA'rs SAFES L,uo
holes. qfnr g9 g24 bales weekly net rrccpt 5718 oaies
o. ~ ~ bass exports 10 Great Britain 2olo Oalesi
s,9.tvyise l2g53 bales sales. ll,U.t BALES
IONS 2B-COtton dulls Midding le'-c., 20"
Ntiding Osc Good Ordinary -c receipts iuot pALes
btnmsna 573 baes sales l6O0 bales stock IL $50 baes
New-York tribune., 1877-11-24

IF few members of Congress, whose names
viii readily suE-.s- Themselves. would .Ip IutI the
II use bet sherry aud cuampagne and v1t" "c";-
sionally their cons o. uens would rl profoundly CRATE
fui for tle favor lCucuuat Enquirer (DemJ
1t Is quite amusing TO notice how persistent
the sO-tallrd independent papers uig- tadt Genera
Grant bee appointed 10 tine Berlin Mission. Keep cool.
gentlemen. General Grant wants AMI VIII atctpt NO
Office unless asked by the people 20 fill one ll1sburg
Commercial QsrpD
1t Is certainly not to the credit Of tie Re
publican party ,it such ever connected with
IT, bat turn 10 must hc borne n mind thai parties ac hc
the %. st families, ana uu~t have such rN MACK
sheep as Patterson uuu COnsFr have shown tIcIusc.Nt8
to BEN \. Commercial Advertiser C. pJ
New-York tribune., 1877-11-24

Miss Mary Anderson viii play in " Eya1ne"
OH Monday, and Guy Mlnneriug" VIII follow on
Thursday.
Mrs OsgoOd, the Boston soprano who has
been singing successfully England expects to return
to this country IN the spring.
1t will be remembered that the public re-
hersa OF TEomass symphony occurs next
week. on "Wednesday instead OF Thursday.
1t is stated that Mr.. Fske has signed con-
tract for the appearance Of Nine hodesha a the Ffth
Avenue Theatre during the latter part Of December.
In consequence OF the indispCsition Of Miss
Wilde VINO is suffering from cold. Nr. BschoG vii do
double duty TODAY at the SteinWay Hall matinee. He
viii sing siegf lrd sword by Dr. Damrusch, besides
the Prize song, from the " MeisteI singer
New-York tribune., 1877-11-24

- PHnHARMONIC SOCIETY.

The New-York Philharmonic Society, reOr-
eanizod and ronvgorated held IT'S first public rehearsal
under Theodore Thomass direction yesterday afternoon,
and tie Academy was thr0ngcd II inspirting
spectacle FOR the lovers OF art, and for all the
friends OF that venerable association which has done
50 much valuable pioneer WORK FOR US, and
established strong claim upon the gratitude Of mus-
clans md counosseurs. The crowded theatre showed
that all the oil interest the performances Of the sOc
ely has revived It's full FORCE for rarely in the
palmy OF past days has the Philharmonic seen
a more brilliant representative, aud crowd
ed audcn We have never doubted that
under the magnetic guidance Of Theodore Thomas these
concerts would soon regain their fashion and
popularity Il seems, however that the work Of restor
alton, which most Of Us supposed would take year
two, IS accomplished already. The season opens
win prestige and assured success. The orchestra
has absorbed nearly al the best elements OF the spen-
did baud which Thomas had long ID training and
IL has lost no very valuable material OF it's own. 1t
would be uyid0us % parcuarze Tie changes for the
better in the personnel. but musicians Will have
no difficulty In perceiyug that the orchestra
Is stronger IN every department. strings reeds
and brass. than IL ever was before. 1t
IL much larger than 1t has been OF late years numbering
yesterday about ninety performers, with sixteen first
yions: and the has been both strengthened and
vitazed Dy change in the arrangement Of the plat
form The men now sit In compact ORDER aud are
brought well forward OF the inner line Of
the prosceuium. so that none Of the sound is
lost among the flies and borders deadeued by over
hanging canvas. But cmef " al the improvements is
securing that distinguished and thoroughly equipped
conductor who has placed NeWYork among the foremost
cites W the world for the cultivation and understanding
OF The higher kinds of music With sucu leader and
a band. Will be strange II we 90 not have ms
Winter Of the best orchestral concerts ever given IN
America.
Tonight wiz show what beautiful results have already
been reached The programme Is worthy Of such AZ i'm
portant opening Cherubiurs Wltercarrier overture
Is masterpiece Of noble character aud perfsc cOnstruc
ton. Beethoyens Pastoral symphony ways fresh
and welcome viii derive a special charm TO-
night from the elegant, sympathetic. and fine
~ balanced Interpretation; ASK attention ,,
particularly, TO the charming manner In which
Thomas takes the AndaDte. The Manfred selections
New-York tribune., 1877-11-24

WAsHING1OE, Frlddy, nov =. ~.
The President las recognized D. t. HIgher smith as
yic,-ComSuI of Denmark al Charleston, 5. c.
Tie Cabinet was session % comparatively snort time
to-day In addition 20 roE,le matters, here some
consultation Is the annual reports % be supm tied Co
Congress q Tie beginning OF the regular session.
Tina House Judiciary Committee to-day received copy
~ the soutn Carolina Court Records in the OF Con-
lan smals. hut ia consequence ol the absence oi
NIr It.r Massachusetts dctpu uDJu lhe Ir-ilun or
privilege presented v MIN lu regard 20 tlls ut irr, was
deferred ulti tue rc -llAr meeting next IuesIal.
Tee Ways and Means Committee to-day agreed to Io
fyoI,blv upon Representative Hevitts Dhl exemptus
fro Customs duties tine collections Ofminerl ana metal
rcal specimens exhibited ~ tho Centennial, ami pre-
seni by heir foreign owners 10 the American Institute
o, NJ uine EIluc.r.. Tuet viii heres ter form part OF
tt- mus.um of Oh, PhIiadep phia Permanent Exhibition.
Tn. amount OF duties assessed upon them is about
.pp
New-York tribune., 1877-11-24
THE FRENCH CRISIS.
THE NEW MINISTRY.
THE oRLEANIsTs DIssATIsFIED-THE MARSHAL IN
BAD HANDS.

LIE OHi-i-A-fleAc DiNoA iiNt ihL hE mAhShAL ~
BAD HANDS.
PARIS Friday Nov. %. 1877
The new Ministry has been definitely con-
stitutrd as follows
lrtsdcnf ofNe Council and Minister of Wdr-Gencral
Grimaudct De Rochebouet
hirister Of Foreign gairs-The Marquis de Banne-
Vile
Minister Of the HteriOr-M. de Welche.
Minister ~ JtShce-I. Lepelletier.
Minister ~ FisGHce-lI. Dutlleu.
MJaistcr Of CoBm1re-M. Ozcnne.
IGHisier Of Pubic Worts-I GrqeR
Minister Of Public nS'TuchOn-M Faye.
Minister Of HariHc-A Admiral R1ussln.
" Dut leul the Minister of Finance, was formerly
Depuiy for Compeenc Department OF the Ose, but
feated IN tie election o. October II H. sat win the
Constitutional group. lie has been connected with the
Ministry on Finance for many years.
Committee OF the Left met today and drafted an
ntepeauon 10 be made in the Chamber OF Deputies
soon Is the new Ministers appears.
AN OELEANIsT REBUKE.
The S0le the organ Of tie Orleans Princes says n
the Government did not % abide by the decision
OF universal suffrage. should not nave consulted T..
FUm the moment it DID so. 10 obliged % accept rs
answer. We understand people saying, 4 not like
universal suffrage, but We DO not understand peoy,e
saying IEe universal sufag when is says yes lui
/ DO not ike lt when 10 Say no."
THE MARSHAL LID BlNDLY.
The Honitor. un.il lately ardent Ccfander Of The
diss aton Of the Chamber OF Deputies, the accredited
orean of por ion OF the Cabinet and 0f the Duke De-
cazrs personally, says; "The most incxpHcabie mi.-
enccs are at work around th Marshal ana ieDer-
arely compctlus DE difficulties wlIch % would bee SD
easy dsprl Certain men. whose first consideration
is tle interest Of Their party, seem To have
.tdopfrd the mission OF necessarily placing trr-u
obstacles in MarsH4fs way. For tLa,
purpose they rer0I from means. Iey GO Che lengiu
~ closing Jnr Marshal ever outlet to Cancellation.
We u0w thar personally the Marshal disposed To en-
t- coustrt ionAl ana parliamentary COURSE but
certain men. Ic udcd Dy ptty interests Invoke bis enc
-l.i 'ts tOwir. tAC lelctO11ry Olcll., which, uiey
l. s-. u.a him rreyOcaby We icAr The Mtrsha. ilcAs
resolution"
PARIs FRIDAY Noy. %. 1s77.
Tie Epub'can papers ceusIrs tne competition Of tho
new Insiery no contemptIous terms
Tie Caon lLcg,imSU says the cabinet derives if'
sigu.hcance FROM the appointments Ok ~ Wecuc bose
politics are OF thr Fourtou stamp intensified
THr WINI,I RIAL PROGRAMME.
Tile lfonitlsr says. "rle Ministry VIII avoid an po
Htcal discussion auI devote Itself solely &, Che public
business. u Will ask tine senate and tine Chamber o
Deputies o adopt similar course, and lus establish
truce from discussions which disturbing trade.
viii explain 10 the Drpu.i the imperative necessity o
Immediately cousidrrng thr Budget, so "a To- lrlssur'
the r. The Ministry wil appear in tie Chamber
f.- -.f..H
New-York tribune., 1877-11-24
P4SSENGERS 4RRITED.

FROM LIVFRPOOI-Tn steamship .fbyssfrir.Miss Arm
sfore Mr. and Mf.. W. Baues q. Baum ". l. bgeow, L. L.
nd Mr. and Nr. W. t. Brown Miss Cnm.tock :. Dnncau.
Mrs j. b. Farudale j. Garany, Caleb Harris g. d. Hawson
and Mr.. Janu william Hawkes. tIs Rev. Rob
err UtEletuu r. Hemsev. Mr.. and Mrs j. r. kembe Alfred
K,ulu-Ou 4 Kepp lmaI, O. II. kingsley Mr iehmeef, \
b. r U Eoher SON Mrs. IA. ID. sheffield. Oscar de
-fr.icb Frank ref1rd Mrs. Temple, Mrs. i. Nudey.
PROM GLASGOW-Aa SteuasbtD Ner1nia- Mr. Chas. J.
FL ,ui .on Nr. j. g. 3cLaca1n, John Mclaclian j. =.
rlpis Ax Harrison. tae Rev. John belme, MI aud Mrs
Ir and son. joan Ord James Younger " Zimmerman, W.
miller Hiss Graham Alex. Hay, Mr- Hay Miss h1f, laos.
Hay Cameron Miss IN fnl Marcus tanetoh fieueu'A
-srt.. Nr-. -ecKrl aud three children.
PROM LIVERPOOI--fn steamship England Mr. More
erlr on and MRS. Matthews q. d. GOODWILL. Miss VI.
r,gufs Miss s. Mclaiun Mr-. lu turgndt and uve cl
r.r Ni.4 Campbell. W. sherwood. Ms a. sanders, Mrs
h. t4d child, Ml aut MIS- Jackson,
Nr ~ raw ars Gonzalez and two daughters W NJ Creamy.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-24

The Secretary of the Int euor and the solic-
itor Tor tue Department caet on ths Atouey-Generai
yesterday IN relation 90 the seizure oi coru"ool
an the plbic lands at HeienI Montana. The delegate
from, rs territory was informed ~ the seizure Is tele
r,ph AMI was assured hat the weather was cold, anu
the town suffering for fuel tbs brought up tie whole
question Of cutting wood the public lands In the Ter
rlorcs. There are laws providing Tor
the sale Of timber lands, and the peo-
pie. farmers, miners ami to"nsm'n use the
uuner and wood from the public lands as matter
of necessity. There uO alternative except Grp"pu"-
top. Congress. thOu-l frequently appealed To, nas
failed to provide remedy, aud f1r twenty years tis
cutting of lumber and wood has been gong on by tact
consent the and the AttorI, y-Lenrr came
- isltI release the cord wood frcrftF seized.
the owners wOll eve bonds % lnl-muIy tho Govern
uIeul wncn tie 10 trial aud concluded GeAri
v TO make another appeal tO Congress Iur action. and
pending that 10 prosecute persons VINO cur wool
hes ssary th-r own use, or lumber Tor domestic
uU,lnse-.