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, 1877-08-23

From the action Of the County Committee
on Pnblio Buildings mud Service It is eyi-
dent that tho WALKER "extra grab In not
dead yet. At a meeting Of tho Committee
yesterday It WAS agreed by minority Of one
to recommend that tho action Of the Isoartl,
refusing WALKER moro than EaAx certified
to. be rescindcd, upon which tho Ring will
bring strong pressure 10 bear upon their
$0o, 600 report, and m effort will DO mado
10 force II through. At tho meeting Of the
Board which smashed tho cntleavor of the
Hing to carry WALkEn upon Its shoulders the
vote stood: For WAIKEa--CAnRoIL, Con-
Ii, scun1pr, MCCARTNEY, I1oLpEs, and
ArAns-G. For tie rublic-DRAp1r7,
cIEAnr, FrTzoEHA1p, HorrMAsS, LENzEs,
Mu1ror, and SEsNE-7. ArARs voted with
tho Ring, not through my sympathy, but
because he was opposed to any allowance.
II the snti-Ring Commissioners stand firm
when the report recommending tho rescintl-
Ing Of the former action Is presented, they
will bo reinforced by AyAns and tho stoal
will be beaten again. Every taxpayer Of
Cook County Is watching tl,e friendly Conn.,
missioncrs, aud any hesitation or falteting
will be duly noted for futuro reference.
, 1877-08-23

Fort Wayne is disporting itaei over n
genuine mystery. A small boy wns shot
his brother said tramp had done it. The
tramp was caught in tho pastoral act Of steal
ing COW, but, when confronted with the boy,
tho inter Withdrew tho charge and confessed
that le did It himself, though claiming TINT
It Was accidental. Upon this the tramp was
released to conclude Lis negotiations with
tho COW, whereat great doubt Of tho trntl,
of the boys confession sprung up, mingled
with profano expressions Of regret that the
tramp had not been hung up on suspicion.
4 Coroncr'a jury is busy d. tho casc, with =
prospect Of still further complications.
, 1877-08-23

Tho conference between the city officials
and the Senate Committee appointed to hunt
mp the Canal Redemption Fund Was produc.
tive Of general interchange Of views, and
promises eventually to bring about a satisfac-
tory understanding. The Committee com
tended stubborn1y for An acknowledgment on
the part Of tho city that tho money which Is
not in the City Hall rund ought to DO there,
and TINT the city admits tho obligation 10 re-
imburse tho fund. In this they were mod.
cratoly successful, though unable to impress
the Comptroller "a firmly rs they had hoped
with tho correctness Of their position, TINT
the fund ought never to have been depleted
In the manner It Inns been.
, 1877-08-23

Tho Pennsylvania Democrats think they
have found their opportunity, md. llavo
soizod upon it with tho eagerness which
charactorizes tho action Of the laf-starvcd dog
Wien he finds bone after long faating. They
make tho recent labor troubles The handle
which they think by vigorous flourish viii
convert the dissatisfied laboring men into
trae-bluo disciples Of Democracy. More
than oue.third OF their platform is de-
voted to the sufTerings Of tho 1aboring
classos aud the encroachmants Of capi-
tai. 70 10 consistent they would
hare no increase Of Tho army, although tho
nrn,y was tho salvation Of their property
during tho iato uupleasautucss. Their Stato
Convention, after 1nucl, wrangliug, haa de-
cdod in favor OF double currency, with
grecubacks At tho top.
, 1877-08-23

The Chicago produce rnarkcts werc irregular
and quite unsettled yesterday. Mcss pork closed
7.1Gt1Uc per br! lpwet. at 1900 IL. 31,s for
September and Sl.. lid :7!4 for October. Lard
closed l0e per 100 In lawcr nt $s.13 for neptcm-
Der nnh SS.17!1Gt810 for October. Meats
WEIR tang. nj 4.ic for loose shoulders ind
D!4c for do slnprt ribs, Lake freights were less
active anil rasy. ut &c for to buffalo. High
wines wcrc rteaAy. ut 81 % pr gallon. Flour was
quiet and firm. Wheat closed i4c lower. ut
s1.u:.ai for .Augustand D7!sc fur September. coFn
ciusch .,c lower. at a.sGhl::4c for September
" October, tlhts closed &c lo,scs, at c,iac for
fcptrmbcr October. lyn flrulsr. At closed
at 5liic. Dnricy closed Tic higher. At tic for
fep.rln,rr. Hogs were fair1y active and nrner.
light weight. averaging &c higher. sales wcso
mostly at -. 7uqtj.t0. cattr were quct ana TN
changed. with sa!e- at g.. .so6t5.7o. Sheep were
nunItna, Onc hHudred tloiars III got1 would
buy Sl0i.TJ iM grccnbacks ri the Gloss.
, 1877-08-23

The Cincinnati Commercial says d.. Mary
Putnam JneoLt, Of New York, IL at The head Of
tho medical profession among wonleu.
The Counties Laiabertiui, plaintiff in tho
Antonelll will case. IL only a2 years Ut sge, but
already tho mother Of several children.
George Sand died Of too much strong
coffee, and Alfred Dc Mussct Of too much abstnthc.
She began With paro milk, and he began with vino.
At q London auction lately number of
ANAL vignottcs BY Turner brought Elo0 each. and
landscape drawing entitled ''CuycutFJ" brought
II, 0sl.
Tho laat number Of tho Catholic }EorM
has an article eleycn lages long on the Pan-Pscs-
brtes,An Council, mostly devoted to ahuse Of that
eminent tody.
William Winter, the dramatic critic Of the
New Yosk Tribune, returned from Europe Sunday
last lie has btcn tho guest In England OF Mf.
Jefferson, tho comedian.
It is now rumorel that young Mr. Bennett
IL engaged to marry Frenehwomau OF exeellont
birth. It u said shc canuot speak ward OF Eu-
gltsh, but ho IL auent In Fscnch.
4 Paris letter-writer sums up the domestic
tnfslIcil!cs OF Tho Marquis aud Macshloucss Do
caux In few ~ords: ''1t she. lowered her dix.
nifty in tbs cad, II was he who dFst set her tho ex.
ampls.".
"It seems but yesterday" remarks the
Now York Tribune. "that Lydia Thou,pson wss
psaucInX all over the American stage 1ud hosse-
whipping American cdltuss; aud yEt 1t IL ~ age
.iuea she dFst came 10 snd shrea lung yes1s since
shs last went away."
DR.. 1ye, San Francisco Chlnamaa of
4oma prominence, carries 1lx-shootef and q
bowie. knife 10 protect himself sgaln.t hoodluus.
Inside hts xhltt he wess4 coat Of tnal and deco
rates. this with Chinese account. .hook., which ssa
lon: and flexible. aud auoat tmpesslous 10 knife-
thrust.
booths Theatre In New York is To be de-
moilshca, after m existence Of only ten Year,.
The property WA bid in by Oskes Amts for $4GQ,
QUO. This snn,, though less than half Ita frst coat
IL moEu than IT. femunesattsc vAlas. aud hence
tho owner has decided 10 change tho uas Of the
property.
II Is said that not single member Of the
American ride team has black syss, and only ons
has brown sysa. This fact xiyes support 10 Tho
theoty that light eyes are beat for long range ris
Ign. Tns BfItlah team u to arrive this week, and
Tbs match will take plaes On tbs l3th &Rl lath of
Ssptsmhsf.
, 1877-08-23
BRITISH InPonTs AND EXPORTS

II anything wore needed to show that tho
prosperity of q country doss not depend
upon the ostensiblo excess Of imports over
exports, tho returns Of tho British Board OF
Trade would suffice. Tho yoar 1876 was
peculiar in tho financial history Of Grcas
britain. The imports dxceeded the value
for my previous year, while the exports
woro less than in auy year since 1870. Tho
dideronce between the value OF the imports
aud that Of the exports amounted In round
numbers to E12G 0O0, GOO. This IS a sum
equal to years revenue Of France, national
md local,
In view Of these figures, the equostion a,isos,
4 How does qsoat Britain meet this enor-
nous annual balance against hor?" The re-
ply is twofo1a- In the first place, largo
part Of the balance Is fictitious. The exports
are reckoued at the highest ratio aud tho im-
ports ut the lowest. The value Of an ex-
ported article is estimated at London. Liver
pool, Glasgow, Belfast, and other points Of
ombarkaston, and tho basis Of tho appraisc-
ment is the price at the point Of mauuiac-
ture plus tho carriaga to tho seaport. No
allowance is made Tor the cost Ut transport
tation from England to the place whero tho
article IL consumed. Coal, for instance, is
exported ut an appraised va1ue Of 10 ellillings
a ton, while It is sold at It's destination for
20 to 80 slillings. A stmilar difference oc-
curs in the case OF every article Sent out Of
tho country, Now, the cost OF transporta.
ton, including insurance, freight, etc.,
cntera into the value Of the exports !;
, 1877-08-23

Exceeding great Joy rc,gnel in Keokuk
yesterday over tho opening Of the caual
around tue Des sloiues lsapisls ut TINT point.
Immense crowds assembled to SEQ two
bcats locked through, aud the oratora Of tho
occRsinn hrose to tho necessities Of huch n
refreshing season. Amoug tho other n,ercica
for which tl,nuks wero expressed, WHY the
failure cf tho steamer bearing st. Louis cx-
cursionis;a to overcome most proyidential
bar that inserl,oscd between 1t aud the
febtiyitieY bcyu,1d.
, 1877-08-23

ton WAS required to bring it into existence.
The tcnurcs Of lind in franco wero swept
away almost by ono consent when tho metric
system was put in operation. 1t Yns small
matter to the mobiles whether their land Was
measured by metres or nrrents II It wna nil
to pass ultimately into tho possession Of
sans-ealottts Tho new rroprietors, too, wore
Ind rough notions Of liberty. equality,
md frnternity, which, drow little vigor
from the past, and respected not
at aIf hereditary rights. The situation in
America Is different. Wo have established
installations, recorders, titles, and fees that
cannot bo disturbed. Wo have On extensive
and established lind system, founded on sur
veys as old ~ tho Republic. The expense,
10 say nothing Of the litigation, involved in
rcHurvey Of tho American Continent, is a
consideration Of vital importance. Our land
system Is based on the rod as unit Of MEMS
trcmcnt. Tho section is mile squire,
measuring 32o rods on onch side. A farm Of
quarter Of scction-a very usual
Bize-moasures 1G0 rods, or half q mile,
each way, and contains 1C0 acres. This again
Ia divided into eighty or forty ncre lota,
measuring 30 by 1to and eighty by eighty
rods oach way; md into ten.acre lots, which
are forty rods square, the division fnlIy
terminating in lots of two md one-half
acres, Of twenty rods each way, and
known in rcal.estate pnrlance o. mere
property" Tho division from tho
section down Ia nlwnya l,v fonrs.
, 1877-08-23

vestments. III other wortls, tho interest on
Investments made during tho past hundred
yenra or more anil still running must exceed
tho Investment OF any one year.
1t seems sufficiently cenr that 1'ritish I'M
rorts do largely exceed tho exports. oven ii
not 80 largely ~ appcars from tho Board-of-
Trade reports, and that tho intorcst returns
from foreign Investments arc sufficient 10
make good tho balance,
, 1877-08-23

a St. Louis gentleman, tired Of seeing New
York pcop1u goueed out of their works Of nrt
for tho so-called St. Louis Exposition, writes to
the Horld caattoutng collectors Of paintings
aguiust "bumpkla committees" Ae says Vt
tho "Exposlt[un": sIar excellence tho place
where carrots, parsnIps, cubbagcs, ratns, boars,
Spanish jacks, lusty sta!lious, and pondcrous
bulls arc tho appropriate features, but nssurcd-
ly not temples dedicated to tho stately son of
Jupiter and Latona-"
, 1877-08-23

A few rioscus spirits hover aronnd tho
minea Of Pennsylvania, projecting nnd cxe-
cutting strikes that don't amount to much.
4 few miners In tlio Wcstn,oreland aud the
Pennsylvania Coal .Con,pany's works have
been induced to court starvation, but there
il nothing general, aud tho danger appears
10 lnye passed,
, 1877-08-23

terrupted his supplies. md TINT the Russian
force outunmberE tho Turkish, tho probabili-
ties are in favor Of Russinn SUCCESS. If they
do not succeed thia time, then 1t is evident
there is something the matter with Russan
Gencrntship.
, 1877-08-23

There 10 no more thanklcss task than that Of
tic musical critic. Up to few days ugo hts
efforts to PLEASE ail classcs layo lccu signal
failures, md might ltavc becn until tho end Ut
time but ior HIN Of the Cincinnati 0azdte, who,
III writing up concert, las branclcl out ,a
plau which In the future will make tho critcls-
Ing Ut music m easy and profitable employ
mcat. lie says:
Tho corps Ut udhcrs at the Highland House con-
cert !aat night performed their labors In very
satisfactory nahnGf. The guod management was
duo t0 MessEs. +. 4. GiLxonE and EuuENE lIAKEn,
Of tho uFand 0pcEa.liousc, who had tho matter in
chAfue,
, 1877-08-23

It b now In order for thu Inter 0ceun to claim
that TnE TRIBUNE stole Its full account Of the
pitts1usg Eios, published over month ago,
from the l..0., which meyer heard Of the affair
until yesterday.
, 1877-08-23

There is certainly one county in tho State
OF Slaino determined 10 declare its indepcnl-
cnce Of the BLAINE faction. The Hancock
County Republicans yesterday, in conven-
tion assembled, spoke in TIC most un-
equisoca1 terms, indorsing tho Presidents
policy in tie hcnrtiest manner.
, 1877-08-23

It lias been discovered in New York TINT tho
Jewish systcm of diyorcs ia inexpensive and
altogether ttmc-saving. A nan goes to hts
rabbi, pays IL fec, and takes bis decree With
ont bothertng tho courts. The question is,
What pro the proscti1el laws oi tho land going
to do about TT
, 1877-08-23

There aro sliKcouragins reports Of Senator
afonToS's condition. Another consultation
Of p!,ysicans WIN hcld yesterday, ntter
which lie wna lower tllan before, and grave
doubts are now entertained Of his recovery.
, 1877-08-23

It Ia claimed by tho Cincinnati Enquirer that
"Thc speech Ut tho SECRETARY Ut tue Treasury
ut Mansfield Nus valuable ono tn the De-
lnocfacy, ~ 1t contributed to the enlightenment
Of the yutcrs." A speech TINT woul1 10 that
for the Democracy Is valuable to any party.