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CATALOGUE or THIS DAYS (FRIDAU SALE AT
lO O'CLOCK.
PAIR Ray MARES BRED IN KENTUCKY. 10 HANDS
free from vice prompt aud stylish drivers; have
as action and drive together IKE one %
ANYTHING; are both broken 70 saddle; handy and
gentle and are warranted sound. Also set Double
LANDAU. * GOOD ORDER. TRIMMED WITH BLUE
Il p ss;I ShDsh sh BUILT BY WOOD
VERY u,,;H HSps9NE BROWN eELDISo, ,s nAxpS sI,
driver afraid oi nohns avsy saes" 1osdsr
s as . n The "r ss @ !. q. ss:
s q. s4 or a s g. ass sss % sss
tor sipE RoAv WAGON SEASEy SEw. built
BAY SsNE." SHi6 ~ y S!ubES1SS NJ bES dam al y nuy
% M .9s q ss S vss mp s ss s
is .ais for T any oraaary VI rsins%aa. adm Is var.
TOP ns wS$cS II fssSsor ORDER
THR nAN6soME;T ,;Hs Road or LADIES' PHAEToS
scEs rs,f Ta & win ssass sei S. sa
years years oa Kind and sras y al saias.s and anas.
'.ss fs% y'ss @ ,is aa sad gsrs
M "ns =; and ,. aaa. srsss tho srS.na a.
harness. under saddle Il. no @ rist ' Or isa;
saS s.s a Is S''s"as a s 81.
DARE ss = hs LfDSas, "a and .Ss i9us YEARS
Gid kind and true in all harness; ires from vice. has
horses The city ani Ssissea g BE- sound SET aas
qsSRs fSs rs: aSD aSiF.T ss ss
PAIR saowS mSsss s. on ~ asps si5 s aM 10 AND II
year. s os .na and and - true in a h.,asss Tree em rem
drivers excellent workers and sold ior ant OF
ExpEEss fs s'aS's WsGoS rSns's = .id ,;6op ORDER
ssso%S a%kE. Cor sS 11IE; iuSonSsEs, mr. BY
GENEEAL kNOX. dam Drew mare. 15ti hands
high old; Kind and In all harness. fres
o %h syfr & afraid 4.as Viii o
doubt ,ro IN $50: she has hns. pure open gait,
tor lady TO drive NJ speed and is warranted sound
Set Single Harness and
BROWN TROrTiNG HORSE MILTON. GOT BY GRANT
HAN CHIEF dam by stump Fuller 1874 hands high,
years old; kind and true In nll harness: free from
vice Is very stylish pleasant ard ariver: does
not shy pull; has trotted mile IN ~ aud can
so' ,as,ef wnem ~ a'r .onaoh can ne driven oy
perfect safety and s sold account Of the
Top % nf up siaaT s., s9te srnfss and aon
GRAY HORSE. i5s@ HANDS HIGH. YEARS OLD;
kind and in all harness: free from vice:
driver; tas been used TO grocery wagon afraid
Of anything: stands anywhere, and is warranted
TOP soend Ss rspressy harnes; m sns opnpp
PAIR BAY MARES, FULL SISTERS, COLFAX STOCK,
l5sl hands high. and years old: trot In 2:5O;
TOP siDs BAR ROAD WAGON ~
BAY PONY BUILT HORSE. - HANDS HIGH. YEARS
old: kind aud true all harness; Tree f;nm vice;
ira nne under saddle prompt and pleasant driver
afraid OF nothing can he ridden driven by ladies
children, and is warranted sound set Single Harness
TOP PONY pmAEToN, IN GOOD oRDER,
BAROUCHE. ny BREWSTER; LANDAU. BY WOOD
Brothers: six-seat Rockaway, by Brewster Coupe by
do; Wagonelte. ny d. three & Roekaways t hys Pony
spring do, cart, In good order ny Wood Brothers.
"e' u,rr covuEycpc ~ o,crocr
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

4 UcTIoS HOUSE, or y4N rAssELI L KEAKHEY.
n ITO AND IL EAST 18TH ST,
NEAR 4TIi Av
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REGULAR SALES OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.
On horse that sound kind and true
IN harness from to three given test warran
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NOR STOMACH LIVER OR KIDNEY DISEASES USE
Bronghons Invigoratug Syrup, 25c. advice Tree. 4s5
krnnn
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! UCTlUN HOUSE OF ARCH. JOHNSTON,
~. 81. % and % 18th ST.,
1 near University place.
| VALUABLE TRoTr1NG STOCK,
/ OLDEST ESTABLISHED AND MOST RELIABLE
| HOUSE IL THE CITY
| REGULAR SALES or HORSES AND CARRIAGES
EVERY Tu EsDAY AND FRIDAY, AT 10 O'CLOCK.
"a hours three days trial sound.
/ VALUABLE TROTrING STOCK.
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- ~. go = Ar.AMSfiirS.
w FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MAIL.
The steamers Of this line take the lane
Bank ON the TO Queenstown all round
April n
AbKiATIG. May iIAM
From White Star docks. pier 81 Xcrii, River.
Rates--saoon. So and 500 IN gold; return tckets
reasonable terms steerage. <,s.
Saloon staterooms, smoking and bath placed
degree OF comfort hitherto attain ,be sea.
For Inspection oi pau and other information apply
''''' ''''' : '''S H. ). coRrls, Agent,
Ncno. LINE UNITED STATES MAIL, STEAMERS,
hrhIoriA April q noon soLiyiA May .iiAM
10 GLASGOW. Ll.EHrouL OR DERRY.
Cabin, $40 to $40. according 10 accommodations
is,srWedis,s. ys1y xnK So yh s1seT.rs It,Ss9x s1
Cabin. xsj5 10 SO; sieerage S,s
Cabin excursion tickets At reduced rates.
Drafts issued tor any amount ~ current rates
Company piers. Nos 70 and u North River New York.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
IN STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK,
SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMtN
v,,x companys pier foot & oi "a 81, iioSoken ~.
wEsEis .......sai,. April - oDnR... sat. Mayia
Rates Of passage from New York to Southampton.
Frat Cabin $780, goId Second Cabin 500 gold; Steer.
age. $50 currency.
Return tickets at reduced rates.
Prepaid steerage Certificates $50 currency.
For freight or PASSAGE apply 20
oELKfCHs 4 CO.. Bowling Green.
yVILsON LINE-F0R SOUTHAMPTON AND HULL
YEDDO ...............May OTHELLO.........M May 10
Firs cabin $40 currency; second cabin. S45 currency
ssued ,o continental ad nal,ie nos nniv Y, nil nsr
ticuiars to CHARLES l.. WRIGHT CO.. 50 South
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4 PARTY THAT BUSINESS CALLS FROM THk
~ city f indefinite period must dispose .! the ol.
iownl property regardless uf value a stylish chestnut
one the reliable broke horses Tor lady's
saddle driving horse Ia the country the last trong
Marc b., time better than 40: all wac
rsncd particular. also side bar top hoaa Wagon:
htvh wheeled Pony Phaeton by Wood Single and Double
Harness, Blankets Whips &c the ab,ve and ar-
ness hi. spring. also four seased Pheaton Mutual
Clan l.iS West 3ist
New-York tribune., 1877-10-04
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

BosToN Oct. 3-Lizzie Webber, a seamstress, died
City Hospital last evening from hydroploba she
bitten by a dog IN July last
LOUISVILLE, Ky., Oct. 3. The Gait House was
sold to-day, by order Of The asgneos, for $4,000 The
or sinal cost oxcoOded $l,OOO.OOO
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. Oct. Slowing 10 rains, the
peope cf Fernandna depOraDle condition than
ever. Most Of the phy slcians arc SICK
LOUISVILLE, Oct. Sat the annual meeting of
the LOuisyo sad Nashville Railroad Company, old
of Directors without opposition. T.. d. stand
President
DAYTON, n. j., Oct. 3.-Peter Welch, who was
stabbed by his naw. John Cornell sunday nght
Al Deans station, died Lis morning Coroner Kibbe OF New
Bruins took antomortem statement last night Cor
neil ID eOnnned Ia the New BTunswic jail
KgoKUK, Iowa. Oct. 3-Ihe pork-packers. In
here elected ocrs for the ensuing year
folows: Presdont Smyth, Of ke Vice Prcsl
dents Smyth of Illinois, Luther Parker, Of ono Gen
er NJ Tutle, OF Iowa. aud o. h. Bayha ot MOI Secretary
and Treasurer Charles OF Oho Assistant
tary, Heary ID. LoQdeFnaD, OF ~ LOUIS.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-04
DISCORDANT DEMOCRACY
TAN,tANY'S TRIUMPH.

oprSISa SCENES AT THB NEw-TokA DH DH"OC
co~yFS1IoN-Ror AND CoNFUsloN-lhE f"rsi-
nryf's TITLE IMPUGNED AND HIS foiAOi
pRAsED-rHE STATE CoSMITrEE's PLANS CiH-
CUMvENTED.
The New-York Democratic Convention met at a.,
banv Yesterday, and after session OF unpreceden'eu
,,roor and confusion. succeeded in appointing Con
y,,ttee on Contested Seats, and then adjourned
rntil This morning The programme OF the stare
committee was carried ont in the selection Oh Ve,n-
norary chairman. d. b. Hl who made an ADDRESS 'e-
noupcng the Presidential fraud" but approving tne
course of the President in his treatment ofthe SOUTH
ond his efforts to reform the Civil Service Inc lam
many and new ticket factions succeeded IN taking
from the temporary chairman the appointmentoi inc
Committee on Contested Seats by the adoption OF
resolution. offered by Mt West that theFommittee
consist of one delegate from each Congressional
district TO be selected by the several delegations
those districts to be unrepresented from which
there are contesting delegations. This is looked
mon as a triumph of the new ticket party, and the
anti -Tammany Democrats Of New-York City VIII
not be allowed representation IN the convention
New-York tribune., 1877-10-04
THE WAR IN ASIA.

LONDON. Wednesday, Oct 3, 1877
The naction OF the Russian armies in Asia is ex-
planned Oy official dispatch from st. Petersburg
announcing that an insurrectIon broke out
in the central districts Of Daghestan, about
the 18th of September, and gradually spread
until all Central aud Southern Daghestan,
including the coast districts, were involved.
On the 23d and oath of Semptember tho
Russians attacked the main body Of the insurgents,
numbering 5000 strong, and defeated and dispersed
them. lii now believed that the nsurrection VIII
not give further trouble. fDaguestan is a Rus
sian province extending along the western coast
OF the Caspian Sea
New-York tribune., 1877-10-04
Unto late hour last night the agents of the line

in , oity ssIs 1.urlay, Co., so 62 sOun
a.. were st awaiting parlcuars as 70 the Ioundering
pI the steamship. The reports received were very
meagre stating only tdt the vessel had foundered oil
Gaze Hattcras and that those On bOad, consisting Ol
the passenger, had been tdheD Oh Dy OI8
nOn Baltimore eastward bound.
The value and cargo, and the insurances,
ar, not Anown the Oiice IN tnls city Iue cargo
made ~ as follows 929 bales Of upland cO,ton, 9Z9
bales of Sea Islaud cOOn, lZO bales OF domestic, aud
warns 4j casks O rice sprits Of turpUuuAe,
45 barrels OF isiu 176 sacks Ui rice cua, 100 OF
rope 80 900 feet Uf lumber. aud considerable quantity
OF General MERCHANDISE.
Reports received from along the coast, tend 10 show
haG heavy ge has prevailed for several days, and 1t
il considered tAat the loss Magnolia Is at,riDuta
Die to tins continued hetyy weather The Cay OF Aua
M nom Cnsrl slon, C arrived yesterday after long
trim detained by the sea, and tue Cl1y Ot Dadr
from Port Royal, G., aud way ports In now several
DAYS overdue Deen reported snee the Storm
New-York tribune., 1877-10-04
GENERAL POLITICAL NEVIS.

REPUBLICAN STATE COMMITTEE ORGANIZED.
The Republican State Committee held its
rst neetn. at tue Ftn HO,ei yester day, aud
Organized for the state Campaign. john f. snyth AZ
,.u, was eectd Chairman, JODn NJ. hSap, kteasuref,
ana A.. JOAnsOu Jnd heLrl A. q iddon, cectetiies.
Ie follow lng glutcDItn appO.ed 10 tue bAccu-
tive Committee h. M. JObnsOu Chairman joan r.
snytn. JVDn 81. Knapp, H. A Gu'ien, Alert DaxSe.t,
3D. ,vld Williams g. Wheeler, Jacob A. PattclnUn,
ir ~ A. Darug, Cuaries . sA mVnus, W. H. hODcrtsOn,
Gsorse IA. sn.Ipe, john Nj. FIaies. 1honas o hott'
TnOuuas {. Pialt.
Ine executive Committee will meet AT the Firth Ave
uur HO,el tuesdays, Thursdays, ana Saturdays y
$50 d. Ia. Iuc nTst VIII bcid next Iursday.
NJ nOers tucy intvnd 10 maze vigorous cdliss-,
and asstlI U.ilci tncr aOllty 10 e.ect tne elats
teke Ineru was discussion Of the merits OF no
IiIi service orlur prOnlDtng officers OF Govern
uIent Iroln serving ou pO1ticdl Committees.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-04
THE LENGTH OF THE SESSION.
VARIETY OF vIEws-IT MAY LAST TWO WEEKS


lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rKiBUSE.l
WAsHINGToN Oct. 3.-A considerable diversity OF
opinion exists in regard to the probable length OF
the special session Of Congress. IL has generally
been supposed that when the Senators and Repre-
sentalives once come to Washington and organize
the two Houses tue new member, especially, would
be so anxious to introduce bills and make speeches,
that the session would continue until about
the time of the regular meeting. 1t ls now
suggested by some who are familiar with the
desires OF members, that tho session may con-
tmue only a few weeks, or perhaps not
longer than two The reasons assigned lor tins be-
lief are that the members will see the utter imp0s-
siDiiity OF passing the Army Appropriation bill be-
fore the st Of December, if the question of an in
crease of the army is involved in the consideration
of that bill, as it is almost certain TO be.
Inc House may. therefore, in order to
give the new Speaker an opportunity to
arrange tho committees more ut leisure,
pass "A resolution similar to those adopted IN July
and August OF last year. authorizing the War De-
partment to pay such sums as may be due TO the
army Oh the basis OF the appropriation Tor the fiscal
year ending June 80, 1876. such resolution as
this might be agreed to on any Monday by
a suspension of the rules, and without being
considered by commiitee the Speaker
might appoint the Committee on Appropriations.
ana a general understanding be had that there
should be no other business except, perhaps, the IN
PRODUCTION If bills II this extra session had been
called In June, and members had been required to
come here during the hot weather, some such ar
rangemeGC as tins might have been made. Having
once assembled, in the pleasantest season OF tie
year. in Washington, however, Congress viii be
more likely remain in session during the greater
part oi the time up To the first Of December.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-04
RUSSIANS VICTORIOUS.
MUKHTAR PAsHA DEFEATED.
A GREAT BATTLE TS ARMENIA-1HE RESURRECTION
IN nACuVsrAN arppptesFD

an DAhhfHlAN sliIkfrrfD.
LONDON. Thursday, oct 4, 1877.
special dispatch TO The Daily Mars, dated Kara
jail Wednesday, says: g general attack was made
on Mukhtar Pasha's whole line this morning. Cen
eral MelikOh was in command, under the orders Of
the Grand Duke Michael.
The key Of MukhtaTs position, which was de-
Tended by only single battalion. was attacked on
three sides and captured. The battalion was ami
hated. The Turks tried TO recaptuTe this point but
were repulsed
"The further progress Of the Russians was insig-
nfcant, but hopes are entertained Of cutting of
Mukhtar from Kars."
The Russians bivouacked on the conquered posi-
tion. Fighting is sure TO recommence early to-mor-
row. About 1900 Russians were killed and
wounded. The Turks were misled by their spies,
and only expected to be attacked on their ilanks.
CoSsrASTINoPLE. Wednesday, Oct. 3, 1877.
Official Intelligence received here states that
Mukhtar Pasha was on Tuesday engaged in great
battle near Alexandropol. When the telegram was
dispatched the Turks appeared to be winning. lAlI
exandropoI called by the Turks Gumri is on the
Russian frontier 1t is about forty miles from Kars.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-04

suction and they then combined TO bid only noninai
for them The United States sent an agent, VINO
bought the logs for the Government at extremely 10"
rates and the lumbermen purchasing from tne
Government market prices or course, the nIst sae
subject 10 decision by the Courts whether Ine sehu
OF the logs was valid one or not but # the Judgment
should be against the Government In the Louisiana eas,
the returned into the Court would DE ohy
tnat whicn paid public sale. ana tue excess
which the Government subsequently received dt INC pr
yate sale would gO into the treasury.
USEFUL BOOK OF REFERENCE
Journal Clerk Smith has prepared Tor inc
use OF the Committee Rules under resout on OF tue
House. passed last session. digest Of all the proceedings
from the foundation OF the Government In conheouon
with the choice Of officers OF the House of Representa-
ves. II contains all rulings OF Speakers and Cfrhs
Questions arising connection WIN the or 'hI''i"
OF tno House. and extracts containing all uOusanu
giving history OF all contests whicn nave ever tacn
place the election OF officers. Although pIepaiet io
the the Committee Rules this digest WI" De 0I
great value TO ali members Of House, and especially
90 those who enter Congress the first ne AT he co
ing session and who therefore unfamiliar "llh ts
New-York tribune., 1877-10-04

Nix cox Of lHE IhANhhhNi HoAA-
MATES or VOTES on THE FIRST BALLOT.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBUSE.l
WAsHINGToE, Oct. 3.-Mr. Cox is the first OF the
candidates for the Speakership who has arrived on
the ground. He to-day, and took possession of
his quarters at the Riggs House. Mr.. Randall IS
expected this evening or tomorrow. and Mr.. Sayer
Friday. The contest for the Speakership cannot
be said to have begun in Washington as yet. Very
few Democratic members of Congress are now in the
city. and those who here, have information OF
which the public is not already possessed. Some
leading Democrats not in Congress, who make
Washington their residence, pretend to know how
many votes each candidate for the Speakership ex-
poets to receive on the first ballot. They say Mr.
Randall looks for sixty votes at the start; that Mr.
Cox claims thirty-Gye Mr.. Sayler. forty !;
Nr. Blackburn, thirty-eight Mr.. Morrison,
thrtytwo, with some scattering votes they figure
up a total of $50 votes. As the Democratic mem-
bershlp Of the House is but 145, there must, OF
course, be some mistake in these estimates. Sew
eHty-one votes will be a caucus majority, so that II
Mr. Randalfs claim Of sixty is well founded and
his friends stand by him after the first ballot,
it Will DC difficult to defeat him. The advocates
Of subsidies are now asserting very positively that
Mr.. Randall is on their side. and that he Will not
only favor the Texas Pacific scheme If the Southern
Congressman interested IN it desire Its passage. but
that he is inclined also TO sustain subsidy to a
steamship line between New-Orleans and the South
American States for the encouragement OF that
commerce.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-04
THE MONTENEGRIN CAMPAIGN.

OTTOMAN IRREGULAls SENT AGAINST THE MoNrEs-
EGRINs-A TURKISH DEFEAT al sUTORAN.
RADUsA. Wednesday, Oc,. 5, 1877
Two thousand Bdshi BdzOuks aud 1000 cavalry
have arrived ut Mostar Herzegovina, where forco
OF 10000 concentrating to recover the territory
conquered by the Moutenegrlns.
CEruNJE. Wednesday, Oct. g. 1877.
Some strong detacbments Of Bash-Bazouks, who
attempted to enter Montenegro, sutorrau, were
repulsed Monday, after several hours sanguiuary
nRnLng.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-04
RAILROAD FRAUDS II ENGLAND.

LONDON1 v euutstAJ, Ott' D IcfI'
IAN investigation Is proceeding" The Shcj-
fetd I,dcpcHdet "Into serles Of gigantic snd
astonishing uauds pc peirIted upon the great railways
Of tue Kingdom Before many days there may be ex
pected a u revelation OF the must starting plots
e7er known In the history OF railway enterprise. Ihe
DerOy cores pOudcut OF Ihe Leeds Mercury saysi
lac AildanJ tho railway do rtdioi ine
fraud has Dstn systematically earned on IVr some
uulc by Of IT'S officers holding POSITIONS
responsibility ln wuVn tHe Utmost cOHndrnco "as
plac, a. tiic pIIucipl Dy Wn,cn Che company nas
uren uetsuIod been by persons erecting pTiN1le
dWeiig and CgDer buildings, bOth iVf tnensNc5
and uatrlia ANA men Oc.uI-luS 20
the company several VI tnc denqueuts are il h. sad
prsOh. 1t s runored mat Otnels VAL DC Aiies'eo
nIaLL
New-York tribune., 1877-10-04
MANITOBNs GRAIN TRADE.

WINNIPEG, Oct. l.-An important concession
has Dcen grated by Tue United Bates Governments ~
facilitate tie expectation gam frum hanItoo The
Cioctur CustUis PcnDiDa Ia. received lustfuc-
ous allow srad ~ sacks 10 De entered az that prt
.ur traIs yorta.On to DuItn MUVien, al. III tDo
stcAs cvntaIuiu gam properly secured, svai
nceu not a.tachcd ana fees Viii be cAarged Tor
lruuser To CTS a mead ul river Navigation.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-04
THE CANDIDATES FOR THE SURVEfORShlP
Special BisD1tct 10 me Nelc. YORK Efeauig fVs
fIIa l.t nj annlrPnnfs

WtsHINGTON, Oct. 3.-Ihe IlsJ OF apPIICdHIS
for Tne suVc, Ur,p Inc POit Oi Nc"lorA Is -elth-
t pe forldLDlc every few days new name IL aoued
it There nle nrary twenty-five app cuts IN ali, bnt
only eighteen nied taeir papers it the SECRETARY
uf tine Treasury. These are General l.. "A Me- rItl,
r. r. Tnornc, Abraham DlsDecker. James L. Bene-
Diet Wyuian Jones, A. j. DItieLH0efer, Thomas
E Stewart. l.. A. Caunan james A. Bus 81,
j. c. +. Bryland, Drdke d ka,, James
" Hustled William Hodrge, I. c. PLlt james Tanner
A. n Cole, Micnael SSan,Ou aud GilociJ j. hdh'eI.
Tnerr are m ad itOn go tnrse uuuiDer Of gentlemen
asking to obtain place whO have not made any VIII
zen appca On, out presented TN II claims StfDdiy
a, try Sne man and secretary ENarts Inc natter
mas received several applculOns but mas only Ierfed
10 treasury. Gcnciai hctllt
another cuuidlte, papers On nc IN Ihe DFptr mcI
ior he Naval Office also. ana Is the only applicant VINO Is
M e,i for Dutu Uiaces Dut tuIec applicants
,r the Naval Oioe-Genera Merritt Joseph r. jag and
A .itel
New-York tribune., 1877-10-04

called the Presidents adoption of Democratic prin-
ciples in the conduct of his Administration. Kelly
aud MoIrissey represent thousand times more 10
those men than Tlden and Hayes, and the Official
spoils of the State and city of New-York a
thousand times more than any question Of
national politics or principles of Federal Adj
ministratiOn. There no special demon
strations of approval at the passage In Mr..
Hills speech, when he said Democratic victory
would be an approval of the Presidents Southern
policy. 1t passed almost unheeded; and yet, when
it is taken in connection with the speech of Mr..
Platt upon taking the chair in the Republican Con-
vention last week. it has such marked significance
that it seems almost incredible that il could have
escaped some positive demonstrations either of ap-
proval OF dissent. 1t shows, think, that the con-
vention is not disposed 30 bother itself much
about national questions, so long as there Is
an issue between Tammany and anti-Iam-
many, or between the Canal Ring and It's
opponents The proceedings of the entire day
have been simply struggle between rival factions,
whose differences do not touch single question OF
public policy, but only affect selfish ana personal
interests for the control OF the convention and of
the party. The applause. whenever 1t was loud END
hearty and prolonged was for either John Kelly or
John MoTussey. Those two chieftains were the re-
c.plens Of the only cheers in which the convention
ton fight or series of them and the delegates and
spectators recognized in all the proceedings nothing
above struggle for supremacy between opposingfac-
tlous and rival leaders Among the contributors to the
general entertainment was the bounding Beebe,
who entered into the debate with speech In which
he called the things he didn't approve OF "accursed,"
and thrice accused" and shrieked and shook his
tencled hair at the convention. and made Rome
howl generally. There was no lack of oratory; 1t
was proiuse, abundant, fervd; 1t lay ready III all
the aises to be touched off with the slightest spark
And not only in the aisles; occasionally 1t burst
forth from the galleries and the loboies in a sudden
eruptive and volcanic fashion that astOnished the
casual spectator and lent great iyeness to the de-
bate.
The result of the days wrange is a temporary
victory for the new-ticket people, the Tammany
crowd and the Canal Ring. These were all united
in the effort, winch successful, to take away
from the chairman the appointment of the Commit
tee on Contested Seats and give it to the conven-
ton. The more sanguine of the party which con-
sIders itself successful far. conden; that the
action of to-day is indicative of the whole result
and that they have easy walk over in seating the
Tammany delegates, nominating new ticket, and
gaining complete control of the organization. The
other fellows are not yet ready to give the srng
gle or abandon the field, but they are by no means
so clipper and gay as they were last night after
carrying their points III the State Committee.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-04

PuIsToN, Penn, Oct. 3.-A committee COM
posed oi iye employ OF tue Pennsyyania Coal Com
many started today Tor Ncw-YJrk 10 confer with Ike
conunttees OF tie Delaware and Hudson Canal Rail
raa Company. The Delaware, LcAawdnna ana IVES tcfn
Railroad Company, ana Presidents Oi the coal COM
paIes above referred 10, OckeI To speedy resumption
Of mining. Tho PittstOn nilners say that the demand
Will be advance vi at tnO ten per cent.