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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-29

be a prodigious uproar which will amount to moth
ing.
IL IL suspected in Washington that the " distin-
puished citizen of Illinois," who is eklv to receive
the English mission, is Judge o. Is. Lawrence Oh
Chicago The Judge was a member of the Louisiana
Commission but aside from that SERVICE no has not
monopolized large portion of the public eye during
hrs career This is a large country, and there is
natural feeling that II onght to contaH one inan
fitted TO be Minister to England, whose app0lntment
would not be greeted blythe sole inquiry we'll
who Is hep
II the Republicans do not carry Massachusetts
next week. it will not be on account of party dis
sensons Governor Rice has the support OF all fac-
tions aud can be defeated only by the stay-at-homo
vote His frank Endorsement OF the PRESIDENTS
course has won to his support the Adams fac
ton which calls itself independent, but when
u ually does its best to aid the Democratic ucke,,
T. Ma IS not n large element but it is important IN
@ ,se fight and it seems to DO supporting Slr RICO
with unusual sincerity.
The silver dollar advocates claim that they nave
canyassed the United States Senate and found there
q clear majority in favor of reconciliation. Ihey
de lare that the dollar of the fathers is destined 70
without obstacle, if the President does not DOCK
IL, course with veto. Perhaps this was foreseen by
Mr.. Wallace, when he jumped in ahead with MS
colo patent Il is one of the most inexplicable
t,ings in modern financial controversy. that the in
ti0nsts and silver advocates utterly refuse 10 IN
q rse Dir. Wallace's discovery. They nave never
Il ore refused to accept anything Tor money, pro-
ded il was cheap he fact that this has some OF
tie hondholders' gold III 1t has probably hlghtened
III.
Mr.. p. T. Barnum went to the White House 10 con
sole the President the other day. but found his MIN
istr9tions unnecessary. He remarked on his arrival
that he came to express his sympathy because no
had n great deal of 1t for anybody who was Presl-
dent He had known every President from Jackson
down. and they had all got gray under II except
Grant They worried themselves to death. Ihere
Is no danger to me. Mr.. Barnurn." answered tne
President 81 do not intend to grow gray IN Once
do not allow my official annoyances to follow me
outside of this room. 90 to my family. play with
nv children. and forget that an President. Nearly
every dav when leave this Office, usually from 8
to 4 90 for a drive but sometimes prefer TO walk
take with me in INV carriage some pleasant geniT11
man who IA agreeable to me, and who know VIII
moi talk 10 me of public business and pOlltlcs. a
long drive settles nv nerves, bauS1Cs tho sad cases
that come 10 me which cannot help, and gives me
an appetite for nv dinner. In tie evening see
many friends socially and this IL diversion rather
than n task | am rarely troubled with politics IN
The evening Those WHO come, both ladies' ana gen
tlemen are generally known to and they come nj
our invitation. | retro reasonably early and rise
earlv and so there is little danger OF gray hairs IN
my case
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-29

The rural Republican doesn't seem elated
at In, possibility Of eng Mr. John Kelly represent
Nev-Ylr n H. tie Unitoo states Senate.
Shout tnc Senate 90 Democratic, which Is
far ON being ley would be the first Democratic
senate since Twcei's Senate OF 1870.
Tie Democratic voter who will scratch the
naue Of Allen C. Beach from his ticket rebukes the Canal
Ring in the only way that organization be made
feel rebuke.
Ia view Of Mr. Beach's fraudulent election
a. Lieutenant Governor. and his fraudulent mileage
while Iirdtonanj Governor, his recent reference to
fraudulent practices seems TO DO considered
what mprriiLent.
IL is IA pity the courts could not have re-
leased George d. Lord before the Democratic convention
lu Rochester rueG lie might very appropriately have
been nominated TO- Senator and that would have been
graceful way of indicating tbo " old man also.
The albany journal says: " The vote of last
wear I'm the Senatorial districts shows that had the
ATE been chosen them tho Republicans would have carried
nv "A handsome majority. Notwithstanding tho large
Democratic asrendency the Let our friends
10 II thar tncy do ~ well or oettor now"
The public sentiment which approves semi
congratulations OF such as George u. Lord on ms
escape through technical plea from punishment for
shameful offence. is Just the puOlc sentiment which
makes such persons and such crimes possible. Thus Is
respect fuy calculated for tho latitude OF Rochester
III Erastus Brooks should be elected to the
Assembly and II the Assembly only DO Democratic. he
might be Speaker There only one moro If IL the way
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-29

Mr. Jefferson. as Rip Fan WiRkIe becomes again
the prominent topic in the thoughts and talk of the
play-Going public. The present engagement of this
great actor beginning tonight. in Booths Theatre
is TO last FIVE weeks. The public. We do not doubt
will welcome with one accord the actor who has
done 80 much TO iuadate collmon life with
chcerfulness, to strengthen and balIow the
domestic affections, and to honor the hearth-slone
apd heighten the sacred fascination OF home, and
therein 10 make dramatic art blessing and boon.
It Is a fact of which Americans may well be proud
that their stage. represented by Mr. Jefferson Is
Tod by a comedian who has no equal in the English
theatre or at home, and competitor except on the
highest stage OF Paris. 1t subject forpublc con-
graduation that, after long absence he returns to
grace anl cheer the metropolis of his native land.
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TIE B4NY NT5TENENT.

Again the bank statement is encouraging.
In many respects, the changes in the money
market, and in the movements Of currency,
specie, and bank and Treasury reserves, have
set at nausht all expectations based upon past
experience or rules usually accepted as sound.
and it viii be peculiarly interesting and
instructive to examine them closely. Those who
consider only the amount OF the legal tender
reserve, which was reduced last weelC $714,
200, and was only 500 ,235, 100 according to
the statement of Saturday, find reason for
apprcheusi0n. The reserve has declined
since the list of September $685., 200, and
1t declined during the corresponding weeks
last year ES,9lS, 900. The difference in
outflow is only %23, 400, and the parallclism
of movement is truly extraordinary, in view
Of the great difference in other changes For
last year, during the same period, the banks
of Boston and PHILADELPHIA gained $2,5O9,-
900 in iegal-tcuders; this year they have
lost about $,3.000,000. The explanation APP
pears in the operations of the Treasury, which
increased It's store Of lcgal-tendcTs only $1,000
OO0 from September to October 81 last year,
hut has increased its lega-tendcr balance this
wear $6.3OOO00. Excluding the lcSal-tcnders
covered by certificates of deposit. the amounts
held by the banks of the three chief cities
fusine the latest returns for Boston and Phil
adelphia), and by the Treasury, at the begin
ming of September and at the end of October
each year, compare thus:
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MONDAY, OCTOBER 20. 1877.
TIE kEUS rms MORNING.

FOREIGN.-Thc French Ministry are understood to
have resigned President MacMahOn promises to
pursue the path Of compromise and conciiation
In Armenia the Turks ?Ta concentrated at
Kopriko 4 great battle Is deemed imminent =---
General Grant continues to receive marked atten-
tious IN Paris.
DoNEsrIc.-Mr. Randall will announce the House
Committees to-day; among the chairmanslips II Is
believed will be Mr. Wood on Ways and Means, A.
H. Stephens on Pacific Railroads, Mr. Atkins
on Appropriations. Mr.. Reagan on Com
merce. aud Mr. Buckncr on Banking. ---
Forncys Sunday Chronicle SAYS the English
Mission will be given 10 Pennsylyanian. -=
Senator Morton's health is not 50 good == Edwin
Adams died Yesterday at PHILADELPHIA. --[ Attor-
ney.Geueral Fairclild has directed an appeal 10 be
taken in the case Of George D. Lord and an action
10 be brought on the Indictment for consprins to
dcfraud.
CITY tND SUBURBAN.-Ex-Govcrnor Iilden, on
Satu lay. reviewed the Presidential campaign =-
Mr.. Fainter presented details or Ring frauds
= All tho politicians agree that the contest
in this city will bo yery close. == An
association Is on foot to arrange for tho payment Of
public debts, especially those OF the Southern States
- Joseph Shannon was nominated Dy Ant-Tam-
many, in the We Senate District. Saturday. ==
John Morrissey defined bis political position. =-
Yuno Drltse, VS. fatally stabbed with tablc-Nnfe
in an Italian clearinghouse in Third-ave. yesier
day. == Gold 1929. 1924, 1924. Gold value
of the legaltendcr dollar at the close $3.50 cents
Of the silver dollar 81 cents Stocks dull bdt foyer
ish closing irregular.
THE WFArHER-TRIEUNE local observations indi-
cate a continuance Of clOudincs, with little change
Of temperature. Thermometer yesterday, 49,, $50,
55o
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amuormsrio ano n,ceiinco Co Might.

ACADEMY o. MUSIC Concert Tlurshy. -.
ROOTu's Tur ArRF-" NpNan-Ninkle, Jsho,solhh
BROApw Az IuFATRT-" IA Belle hcich'' N'HiOV'
hAGiN rHEAIET-" Nctamoia' 49,, c,.,n
hmm AVrNvF TlE NTRE-" Ihe bOhehau "'''
htnip's GAEpFN--" Masaucho. ,,-
PAuA ia AFNE-" The Crushed irAgcoi1h
san FEANCIsCO MIN>TREts
TnFATaE FRANcNfs-" Tho lldy blaNth''
lNliN SoVaNU IHEArRE.-" PINK DomlhVe'
NAlLACK's TuIATnL-" Marriage
AMERICAS IvsrrUrr-An FIR.
CueKFRtNc HAlr-Lectlre. Frederic Nors; .,.
CIiNnFI', GAEolN-2 aud Ci;5us auc Aanagerie'
NJ ADF's HI" The NJ dCcts
NV YoRk AcuAHIUN-Day and Evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-29

If Ex-Governor KellOgg's story about the
corruption fund should prove well founded,
the conduct of Johnson VIII be seen III clearer
light. johnson was the patriot who pathet-
icaly remarked, a the fusion Of the LOuisians
Legislatures, that all ne wanted was to be al
lowed to draw his mileage and so home. The
brib1g was done by way OF mileage. Now,
mileage was what johnson was bawling for.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-29

President MacMahOn's declaration that ne
intends TO enter upon "paJh OF compromise
"and couciliatiOn.' at once removes the dark
clouds that were lowering over France. Since
he dismissed the Simon Ministry, he fas
chafed under the mpopularity which that
and the subsequent acts of his Ministers en-
tailed Bat with the same sense OF loyalty as
made him march, against his own convictions,
on Sedan he made common cause with IN,
Cabinet, and sanctioned the Illegal acts
by which it endeavored b retain pow
cr At length the elections gave him an
opportunity to retrace his steps, aud he has
wisely turned it to account. All obstacles 10 "a
peaceful solution are now apparently removed.
If the Ministers are not actually out Of Office,
they have undoubtedly rendered their
designations, and will give NJ their port
folios "a soon as a new Cabinet Is con-
stituted. The surrender seems to be uncondi-
tioDal, and gives reason to hope that a Minis
try as thoroughly Republican a. the last Will
be formed. aud cordially accepted by the
President,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-29

Mr.. Beach will be glad to present n chrome
to any person who will show him just wnere he
was iudorsed in Mr. Tilden's little speech.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-29

Speaker Randalls Committee on Pacific Rail
roads looks like strong Texas-paciic Con-
mittee. Is one OF the greatest straddles ever
triumphant in American history about overs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-29

9'P' - 10 W." 80 ~ ''0P'' - &C. O''' 80 80
NewYorE 81 7s.6oo $isseAoo9 ga aoGoo :se2sl4oo
PSs. 17773G5o l92555,o 1%635a5OS l5S7&So
banks. 767 ao1 f7eslsooo sc95s43o9 s577l24oo
Treasury tioOooooi lzSoi''zo ~O'''9oO @b'4So0'%
Total s0a 43 COO SO s26 SO 62s25o $saj :so72
The currency III sight was about the .amo
at the beginning of the movement this yer as
at the end of October last year. The los. dur
ing two months was $5,2O0000 last year, and
has been So, 500, 600 this year, but the loss at
Ncw-York was about IS, 900, 600 in each period
Last year large part of the outflow went to
Boston and Phiadclpha; this year large
part, besides considerable sGm from those
cities has gone into the Treasury, but the
aggregate loss is the same After this date
last year the banks of this city lost Sl3, $751;
600 in legal-tenders. Il corresponding loss
this year would reduce their reserve TO about
$25,000.0O0.
Meanwhile the specie movement is not less
remarkable. Last week the New-Yorll banks
increased the specie reserve $500 800, and
since September / the increase has been about
~, 100000 Al the same time the specie in
Boston banks has increased about $500, 900
and in Philadelphia about 100000 But the
com HcIu Wy INC Treasury, Hot 'oFcIcu ny
gold certificates, amounted to $GS, 379, 1876
September l, and had risen to SOL. Gas, OG8
last Saturday, an increase Of $23,26S, 532 in
two months. Thus tho amount OF specie
in sight has increased over $4,000 900 within
two months. But the excess o. imports over
exports of specie at all ports during Septem-
Der was only 1867, 271. and tho difference at
this port since October 1 has been IncODsider-
able. In effect, an amount OF specie more
than double the quantity produced by, the
mines has been gathered up within two months
from private stores or other banks, or drawn
from reserves on the Pacinc coast and
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-29

Mr. TaintOr has added number to the facts
of which We were already in possession con-
corning the Tammany Ring. Not the least in
tcresting of them was the statement, made on
SATURDAY, that claims amounting to three OF
four millions Of dollars, paid 10y the old Street
Department, had actually no existence at all.
Mr.. Tweed says he does not know how much
he spent; it is becoming equally evident that
We never have known how much he stole.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-29

on which George d. Lord can be tried, and
that there Is better prospect OF c0nv'ctlng
him than on the indictment for bribery. There
has seldom been so clear case az this, and 1t
ought not to 90 unpunished. 1t is pity that
the sentence should be any lighter or the
place of imprisonment preferable to that which
final conviction on the other Indictment would
have imposed. But 1t viii be great moral
lesson to get Lord into Jail at all, and we hope
the District Attorney of Erie County will set
about the work without delay.
While the Turks at Erzerum have not at
taired the same degree of panic as caused
them last Summer to suppose they saw C0s-
sacks advancing toward them, they are I'M
doubtedly greatly alarmed. The Russians
will no doubt be governed by circumstances
as to advancing direct on Erzerum or to Sc
curing a strong position between that city
aud Kars They are now lble both to
prevent an army from marching to the re-
lief of KarS, and To threaten Ererum. They
will probably incur no great risk
for the sake of capturing the Armenian
capital, since it could not hold ont
long were Kars once in their hands. If that
fortress, the key to Armenia, is not relieved
by Mukhtar, it is generally conceded That 1t
must surrender this Winter.
An article on another page gives 4 clear
statement Of the conditions of the contest III
this city, which now promises such close
trial of strength. The seven organizations OPP
posed to Tammany Hall are believed to repre-
sent a vote that would leave that organization
with very narrow majority. and perhaps no
majority at all, on the local ticket. And as
regards the State ticket. it shows how easily
that could be beaten by a full Republican
vote. A large section of the Democratic vote
opposed TO Tammany has already openly
declared through the Independent German
organization, against three names on that
ticket, and it may well be that other Demo
cratic opponents of T, mmany will silently fol-
low its example. The followers OF John
Mornssey and Senator Byby have an opportu-
nitv this wear TO make their mark in State
politics Ii they vote the State ticket, which
the alliance OF the new 1ammauy with the
old Canal Ring prepared for III III, the next
Democratic Convention VIII know that IT also
can turn chem on, of doors with entire safety.
1t remains to be seen whether they will he
shrewd enough to strike at the right time.
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Ne1u-2lork Daily Grlbnlla.

FOUNDED ~ HORACE GREELEY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-29

Attorney G eneral Faircmds letter on Lords
ease shows that he intends to make the close
of his term as odious to rOgues as the first of
IL has been 1t will be source of general
qualification that there 10 another indictment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-29

The Justices Of the Court Of Special Ses-
sions were unquestionably right in rcsenting
and publicly too. Mr. BerGh's extraordinary
performance in addressing to one Of them ?
letter critcising a dec sion of the court. 1t
seems scarcely credible that gentleman OF
Nr Bergh's position could so far have for
gotten himself but he has done 80 much good
in the community chat the public will be
glad TO pass it by rs thing done in haste, TO
ha renented of at leisure
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Above low
rBeiow high water mark of 1874,
NET SON lnRnM Nnrn,t CT. q

below nign water marx OF 1874.
NELSON GOROM, Sergt. Sig. Ser. q. 8. A.
ARRIvALs.-Isabel, Henry Tete, Eureka, Mary
Ida, Gov. Allen, st. John, Geo. spangIer.
DEpAR1uREs.-Issbel,M Mary Ida, Eureka, Frank
pargoud.
TO ARRIvE.-Eureka, Assumption, Lafourche;
Mary Ida, Blue Wing No. 8, Robert YOUNG upper
coast; Thompson Dean, A. @. Donnaly, Ohio:
Belle OF Shreveport, Sc. Louis Bart Able Red
River; Isabel, Emma, lower coast; Shannon,
Arkansas; Natchez, Vicksburg; Bertha, Ope-
lousas.
The weather yesterday was beautiful a fact
that was extremely gratifying to those who psrti-
clpated in the turnout.
Business in the early part of the day WAS brisk,
but at noon the stores commenced closing, and in
the afternoon the landing locked very much like
it does on Sunday.
The John F. TolIe went below to take on sugart
She passed up yesterday morning, and had no.
/ returned when We left the landing last evening
We suppose she kept on her way to ST. Louis,
Much to our regret we omitted to mention, in
the paragraph suggesting name for Oapt.
3Scoyelfs new boat, the number of years since
his death. Capt. houns died in 1869.
Capt. Miller, finding that the Dean could not
arrive in time, telegraphed from Vicksburg that
che would be disable to make the jetty excursion
named for to-day. A feeling of very great disap-
pointment has been occasioned thereby for
many had arranged to make the trip, and from
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OPELOUsAs,

REGULAR OPELOUsAs PACKET.
Leaves every SATURDAY OF 6 ., M
~ FOR WASHINGTON. 0PETOU.
L6dh4&tt1 ssas, Port Barre, Simmsport Church.
s1sseh ville, and all landings on the Coast
AtehatalaYa river and Bayou Courtabeau-The
new and light draft passenger steamer
BERTHA.
a; + Trousdale. master. Theo. John. clerk
For freight or passage apply On board, or to
ia2s Tchonpifoulas street
T. S.-Conneets closely with steamer Minnie
Tor Bayou de Glaize. Also gives through bills
lading to Bayou Bguf.
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INSURANCE Oil.
THE BEST FAMILY SAFETY OIL.

THE BEST FAMILY SAFETY Oil.
THE INSURANCE OIL is the only illuminat-
ing oil that has the full Endorsement of all the
leading Insurance Companies of Europe and
America.
The sample of Insurance Oil stands the high
est test OF flash and burning point OF any oil
ever tested for the Committee. New York
Board of Underwriters.
For Illuminating purposes the Insurance Oil
is Perfectly Safe."-New Orleans Board of
Health.
1t is our opinion that the general use of the
Insurance Oil would greatly reduce the number
of lamp fires and explosions, and lessen the risk
of destruction to life and property. New Or
leans Board of Underwriters.
Fathers and mothers who desire the safety of
their children and homes should use the
INSURANCE OIL.
Put up in best barrels and also
NEW PATENT FAUCET CANS.
For sale by
Purellne and Portable Gas Light Co.
a5 and 81 Gravier street. New Orleans.
Andby JERVEY. PETIT & CO.,
Galveston, Houston and Austin, Texas.
my3 If
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Route NO. s-The old Dominion Line.

The same Lines to Wilmington and Ports
Wednesdays and Saturdays ut y. IN. by the
magnificent sidewheel steamships of the OLD
DOMINION GOMPANY which invariably arrive
ut their New York wbarves at 10 p. M.
through run of II hours, combining the
essential elements of Cheapness. Speed and
Comfort.
Passengers should leave New Orleans Hatur
days, Mondays aud Thursdays tt connect close
ly with this Line.
For Tickets, Checks. Time Cards. and all in
formation, apply ut the Offices OF the New Or
leans and Mobile Railroad.
A. POPE, General Passenger Agent.
J. I'll. WHITE. Southern Passenger Agent
H. W. FOWLER, New Orleans Agent corner st.
Charles and Common streets. my4t tt
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Is hhds sugar Allen, Nugent &co-l bdl bides L La
cassagne-1 sack seed cotton L Surle &co-sund1ies
to order-Total sack seed cotton Is hhds sugar
ST MARTINVILLE-Per steamer Geo Spangier
u hid sugar McGehee, Snowden & Violett-4O do
Richard Milliken-13 do NJ Putnam-126 do Robert
Hare--2e hides 81 pkgs eggs sacks wool L Lacas.
sagne-l do bdl hides 900 hides SuIle Geo. do