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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-16
MUSIC AND THE DRAMA
me ENGLIsH OPERA cOMPANY.

The performance of French comic opera IN
English. with the FIN Avenue Theatre reopened
last night. much better than the public probably ex-
pected and decidedly superior to more amD ous
ventures which have been made IN some former seasons
by larger and more pretentious companies. Mt.
Hess mas collected troupe which, athoue
small, Is hard-workng, well-traiued, and highly
eicie has supplied good dresses aad other apI ONT
mens siguor erii holds the orchestra well IN baud
tine rehearss nave been careful the stage IL
pretty the house cheerful and The gross result Is
lively. pleasant nttrtainm which deserves hDefai
share OF the public favor. In the person Of Mss inee
Melville Mr.. Hess has found valuable prlma dom
ia. She has fresh and agreeable soprano voice.
OK ample power for small house she sings carefully
and correctly sac is perfect al home In the business
o. the stage: her dramatic instincts rarely nj au
size has bright face and a neat lite figure ana heI
mluncrs prep0ssessns 10 speaks well Tor her aO
ties that she steadily gained upon the audience
AZ the evening wore on Mrs. Scgu.n's hand
some face and rich, sympathetic voice. were as
grateful evcr Mr. Henry Peakcs was unusually good
ID a very prominent part and Mr Castle not Only SING
with TASTE but showed his voice to be In much better O
der than il has been FOR scyerd seasons Tie opera
chosen for this auspcous opening night was the SUN
rner Nights d cam OF AMBROSE Thomas Il deals with
Snakes peare but with shakespeares
play. The bard IS represent a. "A rot0us ana upsf
young person. going to Tie tie company OF ST
John TaiSig 1at ne IS saved By queen E't-a0es' VINO
reads him several lectures ald make hin the Vie
tim OF a series OF mystihcatiOns. when ne
il aftarward persuaded only a drunken
summer Nights Dream. Ii Is not pleasant
10 Shakespeare ln such disguise ana the Story 40
moro elaborate Ingenious; 1ut On soon orgets ~
ss jts in admiration OF the sht and elegant music
now trippug gaIly now tender and sertmentb-
always yiyacious and melOdlOus l. Il more Hdent
and spontaneous than the music OF "bIgnol,' with
out showing 50 many original ttncies; pei
hnps tue general public will like better
tnan che more serious which the composers
fame chiefly re- ts 10 il certainly admir- bIe specimen
OF class Of opera n which the French stage has no
rival Tine brisk and spugatly English version OF the
Lbrato By MI NJ A. CoOr 81, 10 whom We are probably
indebted for the introduction Of reference TO Cy Ser
vice Reform a. Windsor Castle, tine tilc of h. 1aotih
but 10 the property -mau AMI moi Mr. Cornry VINO
made sir John fasqg address very small -acsngps
as tina noble boar"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-16

". Julian made the speech Of welcome ana ne pooR
occasion to pepper it well with illusions 10 INC
" continental theft Of the Presidency. Mr.. Hen
bricks tried to palm of a careful rehash OF hrs New"
York sneech but the condensation OF European
eaidr-books made the crowd FESTIVE ana ne was
Obliged 10 touch cautiously upon politics ne wal
delighted that the Administration had Dern @ 80
IN 9doDt Democratic principles, ana thLS C "uiCe'
fbar fhe Democracy was right IN the last calup".sI
IT. recention does not seem 10 have Dcen VN'i
,rbelo,inclv enthusiastic. hut the everlast hs uus
ness of minimizing Mr.. Hendricks iOr the l''l
dencv viii 20 on Just the same.
Fx-,;o,ernor Fen on rejoices with every other ne
rnblcsn over the recent display Of Democratic pig
medicines at Washington. Speaking Oh 'n'
~frand" demonstration at the recent seTenau', nc
said 10 the editor of The Washington mon; \ lew
more demonstrations ike that will bring 10 an eHu
all the discussions that exist 10 The RcPnpl'n
marty. and but few Republicans thereafter WIN po
fonnd Influenced by the spirit Of apathy ana nun
fre,co such as character zed members o. our ei'd.
.rrv Inn Ohio during It's last disastrous cahpasl. l.,
fri y needs a repetition of such scene 10 a,ousc
tLe Rrunblican forces in Pennsy anna anu 49, w:
III 20 rnerg tic and untirIng action I'D lhe oOin'
[-,, her elections cannot believe however, "a,
tt. hitter and vitupCTatlVe assault nlaHe upon ~
I.,,,sfratiou reflects the true sentiments % tHV
A",.,tqI,la norton Of the Democracy elthcr NoI'n
a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-16
GENERAL POLITICAL NEWS.

TRYING TO COMBINE AGAINST TAMNANf.
The Democratic factions opposed to Tam
many Hall endcayO ei to hold joint conference LAST
cveing AZ the headquarters OF the Green organzaion
Nos. and East TwentYthird. bus all were not pre-
pared. PrOcrslinaton always been feature OF Anti
Ttmmany conferences The BiXby-Hart- MOrrissey fac
tim has already appointed a preliminary conference
committee consisting Of Senator Bixby, En- nuel b.
Hart, Ira shafar. WIN. p. Mitchell, Ambrose ONrl and
Judge Henry Murray. They prevented from being
the appointed conference by the primary meetings
which held last evening elect delegates Ia the
AuliT ammauv Convention. which will he held al Cooper
InsuWtc on Thursday. THIS convention wall probably
each Assembly District, then adjourn 70 await the
result OF general conference.
TIE German organ zafou, led by Oswald Otcudorfe,
has not Apo MED emnary conference committee.
Toe General Comm t,ue Nominated at tDrir con
yeutou which la. bGen called iOr Thursday night at
Beethoven Hail Jddgo OuerpOurg represent the
Germans List evening, aud ~ formal c0niOIrnoe being
he a., he hat conversation with the conference com
mitcr OF The Cir zaiDu, the mrnbers of whicn
Euus =. Andrews. Charlie l.. swan. william Arrow
smith, Andrew Wagner an william eastman. IHe
LiXby Committee invited % a conference az 4 ..
De to-day. lie comm t.ee organization VI IdnAany
II al VIII meet AZ nour.
Tn Republican County Convention VIII appoint i
General Conference Committee next tr Jay ~ ning
NJ Corn, u Ini Otncf lcad rs In the VrsdnIitioh are
,rCHilF iu favor of combination with the DonOcrats
opposed 20 Iammany.
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LATEST SNIP SSWS
ARRlNED


steamship Geert GER. Blrend-. Hamburg Oct , via
Hsvre 9TH. with rnfse and pass -0 kInharit q %.
louisa Ga-xrl ASKING y. O., days Vita
laval stores 20 LupAar Mills
FOREr8N PORTS.
HALIFAX y. = o r. I5-Aruvei steamships carroll from
Boston COries Newl 0rk sailed, steamships George
slattrick for Pierre CarOu Tor Charleston a. l.. F
month. for Boston.
LONDON. Oct. lJ.-saled. Nenunhar. for TYbee.
ANrHE T.. OCT. IJpasseI Fu.nlng a. 1 steamship
Nederanc. Antwerp f0r Philadelphia.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
san FRANCISCO Oct lJsslcd, steamships Granada and
Wlm rrOu, Psna
NEW-ORLEASs. oct Ij.-Cleared steamship Give Liver
pool Arrive Passes steamships Lanzslav London Ere
Qucen. Liverpool
SAvANyAH Ca oct i5-Arrivei srfam fhp city ~ Ridge
Phiade pua; blrzs Dr1madOn l8f Glasgow Nud0ph
Ebei Ger. Bordeaux
CHARLESTON = &C. oct l5.Arrvcd Oarks DrIof Hamburg;
Albion, Liverpool Frances Herbert, do
PHILADELPHIA. Oct. Ia Arrived. steamships N4risbnfg.
WORTH, elem; Elizabeth Wood Bait more Cleared. steam
sb a. l. cav Pers0n, Baltimore. ships J. T. Brown kra
s.r Liverpool, Don Juan. sciin, Antwerp bark Hosee
bras Dyer Bilbao.
MOVEMENT or OCEAN STEAMSHIP.
IOyLLE. Oct. lJ.-rhe Allen Line steamship -irmaian.
Capt ART, from Montreal Oct By way Of quebec oh, AZ
rived here TO- DAY
llor oher Ship Neos see Thtrd Page
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-16

valuable collection Of Ex-Governor Shepherd,
to be sold at auction here next month.
The President has recognized che following named
Consular officers OF Spain: Juan de Almnana, Consul at
savannah Luis de Zea Bemudese Consul az Charleston,
and Alberto GOie0echea Nce-COnsui at savannah.
The Smithsonian Institution IN receipt Of telegram
fro Professor Peters, Clinton. N. " announcing tho
discovery this morning OF planet Of the llth mag
nude in hour. 50 minutes rllt ascension. degrees,
IS minutes north declinanOn and south motion.
Mrs Emily Elson Briggs tO1vill has been appointed
by Secretary schurz member OF the Board Of Visitors
for the United states Hospital for the Insane MIRA
Briggs is first lady who been appointed on
this other OF the advisory boards connected With
Government insi tufiOns.
The New-YOrk and New-Engll md Democrats are on
dedvoring prevent any financial action by Congress
during the present session. some twenty Western
Representatives however have brought bills for the re-
peal of the RESUMPTION Act and the remon uzaion ~ al
YER and they obtain opportunity, vii certainly III
troduce the oils and deliver tlelr speeches.
In the Navy Department estimates submitted with the
Presidents message. item Of s3lI9J3 foe amounts
due Segman Bros. Lon ION. The serrtry ~ the Navy
In his letter explains this as the amount accepted and
paid bills OF exchAr Of navy ptymasers account
o. expenditures Tor navy paw. similar Item Will Dc
included IN the estimates for year The ~ecrctarY
now considering pl1n which, ~ the future, VII maxi
such advances unnecessary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-16
ASSURANCE APPaAIsARS REMogED

FROM AZ OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT OF TIE rRIB' Nj
ALBANY. Oct. 5.-SUpcnntendcnt Smyth
has revoked che aDpointmeut OF T. K Marcy and W T..
strickland OF NewYork City, appointed some three or
four years ago Appraisers IN the Insurance Depart
mont The revocation Oi their appointments Is due 30
ON che part or The Insurance Department
with various apprds ments which they had IN de. l.
appears that they having made aFpraScmens upon sA
teen houses upon sxty rsst aud Thirdave belonging
10 the v rsal Lie Insurance Company at @o-VOoo'
SUPERINTENDENT smytb. discrcditng the appraisr-
,,,,,ts lad new ones made By reputable citizens,
which put the same property at 100000, as their
very highest valuation. four appraisers being employed
10 conduct the appraisement. lie companys oliidi
wa, Uut an Dy appraisers although on lttsc'i
,r,l AT Sf65 coo, aud the Appraisers Just "ppol1Ce'
v. pnf IL AZ 100000. or II 100000 or real estate ana
- uO 600 Of mortgages ctlmedDY the company the od
sp ssrs mad return IN the same proportion aS UPON
tue property reported above WINE the ne" onss ny
fc rem state at 81 100000 and tne mortgages
"a $40 900. Tao Wdtcuiuiless or Sui efint'ndtht
SmytI could not be better plii'd lnah III 'heSe III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-16
Ready this Morning.
TIE sEM1.wEEKLY rnInuNr

THE SEMI-WEEKLN TRIBUNE,
Containing choice editorials poetry SERIAL story letters
from star sn other s9oudents n1r - o day al Inc
IMPORTANT fore IN AMI Am3as tne con-
texts b. thus Issue are;
TIE FRENCH CRtsIs-tctter from O. W. ---toy =
Jaios simon overthrow Envy EAc.ci D. Maiam -imons
Dress-Iast Days OF tas Campaign
THE WAGES or MINERs-F.ets aud Figures The Df
ferent Class,. Of IaDorers aud ~hat each receives
THE REV. JOHN NILLERs HEAEsf Statement u
what he taught regarding Trinity ule sJnod vii
Try him for tlus secs.
BooA Rryte~-, RELIGIOUS Inteisenc, Re'psaag Of he
Art studios. sceac. for the People. IA Eypuln onelisk
s,cur ,i for NegYorS civ Wa-unstu "a Congres-i
News The Oneatai War. Eiwu Adam : z aeat. The
Forgar Glman's tence Personals PodIcli Chs ap
Fuel for Pr,iuc Farmers The Temptation De
tectmg sleepwurryng Dogs Attcauou L,Iuius
shingles ronabv Apple Orchard Culture sugar casei
al the Market Reports &C.
single copies sent lie Application.
Price M wrappers ready ior nan ave cents per eopy'
one copy Que year. ave s3 50 ten and
,,tr. f25 Postage Il All fo~ " ths sao,cnb,r
Asuess raa Tribune, Ses-yOrx.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-16

after NJ three weeks has been withdrawn, To make
way for "Smike." which asO Is acted by the Union
Square Company from IN city.
AT the Walnut, Miss Lydia Thompson last
night succeeded Miss MARY Anderson.
fresh programme of minstrelsy was offered
last evening. In Bryant's Opera House
Miss Clara Morris viii act next week at
Ford's Theatre. in Baltimore, as Mss Milf0a.
Buffalo Bill appeared last night at the Eagle
Theatre and Texas Jack came forth at the Bowory.
At the Chestnut, Mr.. BARLEY Campbelis
sewplay, d" Nv Foolish VIII" was acted last night.
Mr.. Wallack appeared at the New Park
Theatre Brooklyn last night, AdOnis bDer0Tee1 IN
Ny Awful Dad" Hiss Augusta Dargan VIII succeed
him there next Monday n Qucen Harry Tudor in Ten
uysOn's tragic play on subject OF that mOuachs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-16
STILL SPECIALIZING ABOUT BLAINE
Tqshinotg1l Dtspatch 70 the bo1i0H HeTaid'

Mr. RflQe LOOKS lOINdlu w "a iN'p"4" avn VI
., tt,,nI,cau marty 20 power J., 1854, ana nJends
to,shie 10 be che kepu2can choudIo a. ma sv nc
90. tnteution- of Mr.. Blame are confirmed Dy Ills
ts sine. ms return here aud turn!eh NE KEY 10 h's
nautical course the immediate Iuturc. ~ 10 s.a1o
N mat he Will seek any qudries Win IIc
ident Raves neither wall ne attempt 10 any hseH ~
~ - yStfi, an administration which lie beAtYes Il
Getne To I've failure ia all partisan lehpfcS io IL
tends TO devote himself more thar ne mas ' ~
80 70 ed.iator affecting the interests OF the IA d
Fst and especially New England ana III puIsuet VI
ms plan he Is expected 10 DO tue sp,cial Z ~ -
- tbe S.uae OF Inc claimants Tor inc reuisihut to
,ishttna r. aims viii also be the cham Iun % Jun
iuportant measures affecting that secilon' W." - ~
, ,il ted to siren then lin a. caudd"'c iVi lHe
Presidency IL 10 understood fhlt ME- blene Ia -
pared a speech on the Alabama CLAIMS QuoS'io"'
he viii deliver III the proper time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-16
MASAN,ELLO.

"Masaniellor will be brought forward AZ
Nbios Theatre on tie 29Ch INST Ii s pu,loscd by Mr
F.cmIrE present OF the the'ic-to mount
THIS piece in careful manner. and with sumpiuous ac-
crs~ories. New scenery, new dress. lHd new proper
ties are promised There ia % d. chorus Of nifty
voices and ballet Of hv dancers. The principal az
fists aged the following signora Lsisie BIZ
zetn. prn.a donnI; gnor Pictro BLcco Mr. Henry Bis
cnoG aud gnor Barbere, tcuUrs; sisnor Augustine
su,in Mr. l. q. GOtt-chaik, 5u0r Bacel, and eishor
Ttgliap- tru bassos The chorus master : guor IA
iaele Fr4uceacouL The director - Nj = C4ilDerg I'm
enterprise PROMISES more than usually well
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-16
srN1roR n0Rr0N Ar HOME
10y TELEGRAPH

I'M TELEGRAPH 10 rug rRW0sE.I
IypfANAPJlIs. Ind. OCT. Ex-senator Morton. ac-
COMMANDED by large party Of friends and his al
tending physician DR.. Thompson, left Richmond at
$40 Tonight on "a special car, and arrived al hiS
sidence IN this city at midnight. The transfers
to and from the train were made upon an
invalid couch. and the entire journey was
ACCOMPLISHED without apparent unfayorable re-
results. Between Cambridge City and Knghtstown
the Senator slept quietly, and he considers himself
benefited by tho change. Governor Burbank, after
noticing how well he stood the journey says: Mark
my words. the Senator, VIII surprise everybody by
answering the roll-call in the senate one OF these
f,ne tnoruinlrv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-16
PIBLIC OPINION.

And now if Tilden j0i"s C0ukling to over
throw KclIy, and swings Nov-Nork ID TIC kapublcan
rolrtu while Massachusetts, tunbic> over 10 th- DsmCc
NOV where viii the cOufus GHll Tn that Gaze, VINO
cu q rghten the tangled political skens " 1877
-rPIiadelplia Times (lndJ
The Hon. Edwards PleTepOn' has resigned,
in consequence ui "a INIT f,om 1r Hayes NV lee III
HAYES appoint tho Hon Wsyur AdcVeigh Tor ms sue
4.s,r and there need be- ar ~ "a wan, OF agreement
u Penaeyiyana Oh tic suDjoet-t-ryrsDmEP Patriot
(DeuJ
We were disposed TO take tie result Of the
ole Inn ptJosJullcsly C. The T0H beIccH suggested
nm sam cary might i've United STATE. ,dtOr TAat
cr1l snes u.s. Columbus ,OHupj journal (Ecpl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-16
AN Ex-cANAL AppRAIsER OFFERS HIS LITTLE

To the Editor OF The Tribune
SIR: Under the head Of "Tweed's state
meut" in The Herald Of the 10th inst Is mentioned
check given to by him IN 1865 for S3Oo Inc check
referred 10 WIS gwen October p, 1893. as contrbu
tIon to deiray the election expeAs incident 10 the
oiic.l campaign Of that year. when was chairman OF
10 DaInocr4.c Executive state Committee. Mr.. l. W
pnot. creIry OF Tie present Democratic state Cen
-. f,,tuifsr vas wiki when 1eccycd tue cneoK,
, k "a t, PROCEEDS beng us.d FOR the purpose fo
rr-,..-, IL Xss uiysn. Respectfully yours,
Inad,Ha n L., Oct. ID, 1871 SAMUEL NONIh'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-16
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON. MOnIay, Oct To- ls17.
General Pope teegrapus tiut three Apache chiefs aud
u brave, have surrendered at Wmgale and have been
dsarned The whole Warm sprIug band Is expected TO
surrender soon.
Notice Is given by the Lighthouse Board that the auto
mate LIMA buoy moorud OF cape atGeras Moth Caro-
lima. has disappeared THIS buoy wall be replaced ~
soon "a pTaoticaJle.
The collection OF paintings and statuary which Used to
adorn the rcsidenee vi stephen A. Douglass aud tia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-16

Claiborne T. Jackson, a native OF Kentucky,
was once ut tle -iate Alss1ur. The nIost
remarkable fict connected Win tut history nl h- f -
u,rlapr tie statement I'M he marieu i've sisters Do ono
of tie most rcsp,cta ice, wealthy and distinguished Tam
ID tue Stare, tIdl soon one WIG aua! dlc Ae
would ana marry Aer sister 10 relsunaIie umr. Or
COURSE some OF chem Wer, widows when Lo married
them. In connection with tue magrllz turrc VAS
standing JOKE told a. the tXpfn,e to- Governor uich
MAS tnsJ went 20 ask Tee Did -rnfltmans GOA
sent to marry one ihe venerable father
ported 20 have said; Yes, taD, 5Ou can have Ae lOu
nave al. For goodness sake, don't a-h uls Tor
! -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-16
AvTrrAMfANY PRIMARIES.

The New-York County Democracy or Anti
Tlmmany party held primary elections in the various
Assembly Districts throughout the city Last everilg ana
chose delegates to their ouHty SENATE Aldermcns and
ASS mbly Conventions. Among me delegates sol cted
were Thomas J. Cr-amer Emanuel u. hIr, senator
b. y Judge Murray, william T.. Mitchell. Rufus l.
Auure~ s. Co0uci Michael C. Murphy. Timothy Shea,
nd az
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-16

storrv OF me ChaoagO Tunes having qlLr4eai1it
,i,s 5g,u,n.tal CONSTRUCTION OF sentence am "
t rueIr reader. for more than week, me f"teI e
-. in IN settle the dispute by Oncrins 10 wage 30"
b that neither Of them W1e a slraluh % in"
% - NJ huf committing al lcaat tbfee crimes ast,i,'
.s,t, Murray The offer has not YET beeD acVtpeu
bct we Will wager tnat II II De- Inc """ 0'''"
-IPhiaaelpAia Times.
The visit of the Indian delegation here mas
% the ylg. Az opportunity 10 I'irn'sn ne" e..eS yn
Pr, .elurz Among thon are thosS ~, &c Nh "a, ~
B t, s ~ washington Correspondent Troy fineS'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-16
DRAMATIC NOTES.

Mr.. and Mrs. George Fawcett Rowe have
salled from Liverpool and expected home this week
"Uncle Toms CABIN" was revived at the
Grand Opera House last night, with Mo Howard as
lODsg
Mile. Ami6e, at the Broadway Theatre, sang
last evening in GroheGirona"
Al the Arch, Philadelphia, The Danicheis,'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-16
WE'LL. WHY NOTf.

If now the Republican press were 10 iiii l,',
- ,,,e a. me tIBt NJ aud Otler cIUriu JOufihiiH'
gh-u aies were wnIle Grant Was ffcSi"eHl; s,'
ynuji howl IN tncT lOAcBt tones tlat IL Is d so" .
49,. .dr.nIsf1..tlOu TO unl0dd And nFsifdte pidc.
t a. IN vgIId bee with Cabinet There are soNoia'
g,-lueu occupying pigeon roles mere VINO ucNo
80 .t ~ ne utrty-tAat u, n We mean tue krpun-
.s Ihey nave be.ped the ID m iofaiic parry De-
tO - Ut tut .ne CtDnct, and thej nave not ctdaen
Ioie t.' ,'o. II Is To be nOpod tAey vii nave lie
u neip .,orth II they cannot help Republican sue
nil lt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-16
cHEE.E NLARKEr.

UTICA " Y. Oct l5of 65o0 boxes " Cheese offered 20
dag. 400 held over there Ue NJ deadlock bc-
aud sellers all but the nnest lots 800 boxes
0f te latter sold az 8Gl3 the greater BumDr
ing the Latter OOU boxes went urN l 20 commits
sion market was dul but nrm
ALBAsl. r. y OCT I5Ie sales ~ the Little rals Oh
Market to-day sgreg 9 ~ Factory k- AZ -
aI3tc only As szng The atter ngurei 700
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-16
ONO Not AGAINST RESUMPTION.

II is claimed with great vOclieratloI thar
t Denocratlc victor, 1uosI4y last mrus tAat 1ho
% inf ,;lon-ts comprise almost everybody ID ONO
~ fs o ueiO.e ne cleo On tha value uf tLc Govern
nrnt rroila, 30 pay money, ku0wu as me giccuDdch.
- ~ cents ia gold We expected 20 believe lhdt
II, n IN. genera opinion OF CDc prope % tAia STATE t
rre IMAM twelve wears after close OF the war With
t of the Govern lcut built up 10 this pOlnt they
shnuId ,,unQc back INTO the ptpcrhOney guli-lelrl
-, he eucicrlng Russia To that OF France or OF
-ie Az - tiutnd We 10 not believe IT, because We do
NJ rurcdc mat the majority OF our feL0W-eitz,hs OF
01io arc either balbarOus or ldiOtc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-16
MUNITIONS OF WAR FOR TIE TURKISH GOV
FRNMENT.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Oct. 15.-Ihis evening
the steamer Jonn HddictCl. Captain hoDliSoh sixteen
DAYS ftu lasgOw reached tls port, havin- come for
49,, ,f ..uu,tt,,,n for On, Turkish Government the
steam.r J. b. Walker. Captain Dmcom- lies at the en-
t,,,,'rr Of tne haruor awaiting orders ohe IS Iuly
al with - loo OF AN nuntUh clc' TIE isv O0-
ins valued at Dearly two million dollars.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-16

The solid Character Of ,he American commercial world
increases w the yea- roll on. Tie house which uiIrlty
represents this idea III the clothing trade is DEfS Co. who
Tor many years occupied Of the most commanding
corners E.rtdway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-16
PHILADELPHIA AND CAPE MAY sH0RI LINE
RAUKCAD.

VHELASD, n. j., Oct. 15.-Ground was
broken To- Jay at three different points between Camden
and yiurland n j. for the proposed Philadelphia and
cane Nav short Iue iilroad. 10 IA tx 1ected ths grad
, W. h, nis.ed aud everything ready for layinB t.e
!. bv me Ia, rr part Of November, nnd that the iOad
al u, m running order cary Ia tne s.rng.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-16
ppOpOsED CHANGE IN THE FEDERAL JUDICIARY.
4A' From The ChtrdgO Journal
a a In arfg hat

TudOe Dr1lmmOnd assured the reporter LAai
r,,s ,yts and al il,cf Vu,ily enEug II IN getting
Doiufs on very important matter Tie reporter qsAed
a If might re- Ills Honor replied hat senator DAVIS
end.d 10 introduce tine coming session oi congress
- MI TOR new judiciary Law. They wer5 now preparing
art of n the rest Judge DAVIS wOud compete hsciI
r.t his arrival AT Washington. TINS DI cOnprenehds
" c,muicte cnenge in many branches VI the tcuerai
,,rv Tud.e Davis feels he nee0 OF some change IN
ne judiciary law it now stands, ana VIII nave
tairrd an object that ne las onE been STRIVING tOf
fha hill masses
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-16

THE ADAMS BENEFIT.

The receipts from tho Edwin Adams benefit
nertoruancc On the l2tI inst, amounted 10 $1,000 lie
f, retagns however. nave not yet bon received IHe
committed navIng on the business VIII meet o
Nv ri IL aud. no doubt, official siuemrnt OF the
anar vi suD-oq ncutly Ice maze public The losAi TO
ce,uts ,yiil amount " nearly $1,000.