, 1877-11-01

Gpstfaf DsAueA IN fhA fH{tttgB TrttuHf.
WAsutsorow. .. c., Oct 8l.-The exact prop
osttton submitted by the Chicago whisky men
of the frat batch In their new compromise /.
this: Dickinson, Abel l. Burroughs, sl,b0o:
Koeltc, Junlscr e. Co.. 41,5o0: Simon Powell mud
Joseph Haas, s1,5oo: George Miller, $50; u.
II. Foni, $50. Kiss,ngcr, OF Milwaukee, also
snale separate additional compromise propo.
nt,on 10 secr1e The release Of cla!m ri $4,000
wlfrti tho Government had agatnst him on &C.
count OF Ills partnership In tho 1sm Of Rocllc,
Junker & Co. klsslhgcr has d suit now peud-
tnE against tue GOyernrent to receiver this
anEnl,nt on tlc gruunl that It cotla not In tho
iirst Instance fasc been legally collected.
IIoURE vKNrI.ATuN.
The mir OF tho llntlso has bruE considerably
improved l'y thu changes matc during the sutn.
mcr, hut the ventilation Is stsil far franz per-
feet, unl Gen. !sntlcr succeeded In having q
select cHumttee appnntcl IL inquire Into tn.
wl,ulu suhIert. Tho Committee was ll,atrirta!
tn look Into lutler's net theory OF tearing tlnwn
The south galleries mil extending the chamber
to tho southern wa1l, ~ thnt air mud light can
come In without the Intervention Of stained
glass aud force nltmps.
THE YIRsr arRF
takon by tho House with regard ta ths Paris
Exposition waa tho ruEercncu of tile portions III
tho rteaIdantfs tncssagu relating ID tt tu tho
Foreign Affairs Cornnittcc. 1t has hccn ie-
tuS pusposr. @ md, ~ tbs Foratxn Affairs Commit.
tee has little 10 do, u will not be specially bur-
dened by tlls imposition of the duty.
CoLoA 1GKOnap.
Tp fh4 lytstru l.1so<iatsd Frf1s.
WASHINGTON, D. G.. Oct. 3l.-l}ur!stde's bill
removing atl restrictions now existing In regard
10 the enlistment VI snlnrts' 4t[zrns IN my arm
Of tllc United states army psov!des tl!at hers.
after the wnrl "colas" shall not bc used 10
.lesIguatc auy soldier OF ths l'nite.l s,atca
army; tl,at tic tnlnrcA citizen shall b. ehttlcd
to M privileges and rIgtts Of any ctttzcn tn cH-
list IN any arm Of tho unttea! Atatcs army, ana
no. distinction tlsatl hereafter be niatc In The
OF previous descent that sll arms of the
artillery, y,infantry.8ls-
nal CoEpa-trsespcctivc Of cnlor. shall ts npen 70
the Ninth and Tenth Cavalry anil TwautY.
fourth anl Twenty-'itth infantry with enlisted
mon, without TcfGTclts or dlkt'lItt!nn uf r,lor;
that he sllail u&e his discretion III keeping these
regiments above thu minimum, strength required
by law, assignipE men from general rcerlltin.
aud general mounted service ns they 4Ee rt+-
1ulrEd bY regiments, without regaFl to eulnr.
il further provides that nathtng iu tt!c act
shall bs ~ construed that the Htnth and Tenth
Cavalry anu TWsntY-fnurth aud Twcuty-illth
1hfautry ure uot 4 part ot tie United States
army.
THE rruLsc pEaE.
During tho month Of Ortoher four calls for
lug to tso,O0o,l9>. Tho amount tstleen.ed ani
paid for bY roll. checks was Ssa, ,0oo,ON. 1hE*
Included scattering t,outl& Of other eai1a that
had not previously celua !u. This anloalnt, tar
gethcr with tlle roEn deposited ~ tho Syndicate,
will enable the Secretary u place &4a.UA}.ts0
OF I per rent bontls In tho public debt state-
mcut issued tomorrow. 1t IL expected that
tho debt statement will show reduction OF
about 81, ,0Ou,O00. .....
yMK REDEMPTION A0KNCT.
The following u statement Ut tue operations
Of the Natiunui Bank Redemption Agency for
the month euttn4 this day, compared xlth the
same month last year: National .Bank notes
at Tor ejaculation, assorted sn1 returned to
bAaka, {l3,NA.7O1; National Bank uote4 nntt
for circulation. asxorled and delivered ia
the Comptroller OF the Currency for de*trus:-
ton and replacement withnew notes, r. stt ioa;
notes of fallelt ltquidatin2 aud Frduring banks
deposited With TIC Treasury el.005. .1Uu Total.
October, N, u, ,gD; tntal, October. ~
I'll, +55,600; Increase. k3ud, lou
TIE LHrTEk-CARAlxAa
The fettereaIIlcrs appointed committee 70
confer With the post-0iMre Committees of the
asuata ana illa House. Aud url-a Ycasli sAlasiea