The Morning herald., 1877-12-27
DOM EsTKC.

MOVEMENTS TO ooERcE THE PRESIDENT
WASHINGTON, Dec. 26.--Suce the return
of the President and Secretary Evarts
has, been ascertained that formidabl,
movemsnt has been inaugurated here tC
coerce them into change of policy, and &
formal notification 10 that effect has beer
given them.
The Presideet intsnds to pursue his course
unfalterinsly, and will not be driven out o.
the Republican party or into any Other
party Is threatened. The whole effort Of
certain Republican leaders in the Senate is
well understood, and the determination Of
the administration as stated this morning is
not to, permit itself to be drawn into q
struggle with these men for their own poll
tical aggrandizement. The President re-
CARDS the talk of disruption of the Cabi-
net as ridiculous. +rv
BLAINE's COMMENTS ON THE ADMIN1sTRA-
Mr.. Blaine's comments on the admins
tration in his recently published interview
In st. Louis, Is regarded as unfair.
The President, in speaking on he subject.
state that he is not the judge of the motives
OF the Democrats in their support of his ad-
ministration, and that what be has done
seemingly In their Interest will be shown
at the proper time to have been judicicus
and not inimical to the future interests Of
the Republican party. ~ - 49,. '' 4' '-
TIE MEXICAN QUESTION.
Secretary Fvarts, in speaking of the
Mexican question, to-day said the best com>
mentaEy upon 1.-The satisfactory condition Of
ihings is IN the official Information lust re-
ceiyed ofs The pursuit of marauders by
troops of both Governments.
Fresh assurances have been received
which sets at rest all danger of unfriendly
relations. 10 .2.T"'
'. p" REVENUE RECEIPTS.
WAeHINo ON, Dec. 26.-The receipts from
Internal reye yde to-day wore S39S 400. .49 !:
and from customs, $277,71175.
fl FAILURE OF STOCK BROKERS,
NEW YORK, Dec. 26.-Netter (. Co., stock
brokers and bankers, of Exchange Place.
announced to the Stock Exchange tc ,dav
their inability to meet contracts.
sK1RM1sH BETWEEN INDIANS AND THE
sss. ..t TROOPS
The following despatch was received at
the War Office this morning -
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 25'-The Adjutant-
General U. S. Army, Washington :-Koutz
has just received the following from Camp
Bowie, Arizona, dated December a.
Lieutenants Rucker and Toney, of the 9th
Cavalry, have returned. They struck the
party that killed the mail rider, Dece mber
4, east of STEMS Peak Range, land killed
one. tr, w.,
Five days later they struck them In Old
Mexico. They surprised ranchero and 35
wickeyups, destroyed the camp and cap,
tured sixteen horses, ilty saddles, and lots
of stuff which 5the renegades had taker
from the train. Fifteen dead Indians were
found on the ground. The mail was re-
captured. (signed)
MCDOWELL,
MERCANTILE FAILURES IN INDIANA,
CINoIENATI, O., Dec. 26.-A special dis
patch says:--N. W. Ader, dry goods, s! J
Taylor, grocer, e. Finley, carriage builder
all Of Bainbridge, 'putnam county, Indiana
failed yesterasy.r~The, ,lia olities aggregate
$4,000, ana the assets ss,7ee.--
DEATH oB A AANufArAcrUREE.
WASHING TON, DEG. 26.-TH F. McDor-
mott, 3 wellrknown carriage maker of this
city, died suddenly yesterday of appoplexy
BROTHERHOOD OF. ENGINEERS,
pREAKING Up UNDER THE oppos1r1or ,r