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COST or mr. STh4KES.
PAYMENTS TO TUE STATE MILITIA TO AMOUNT TO |
ABOUT $4,000.

PAYMENTS TO TUE STATE MILITIA TO AMOUNT TO
ABOUT S2JO,0OO
ALBANY, Oct. 23.-Ihe payments to the mill
LA ior services curing tae striAe riots are very
nearly completed The pay rolls Of the 7th and ia
K.,ilnruts have not yet been sent IN, and the de-
Law Is greatly inconyenencHg the Paynaster-Generai
wo is ready funds to settle as soon a. the rolls are
ready The Adjdtant enerdl IS sr engaged IN aullting
s for subsistence and expenses from all parts vi tue
stale Upon "a rough calculation, the total expenditure
nv rhs state fOr tue suppression Of the riots Is
said to be very little more tn"n the s21O'ooO
named originally By the AdjdiantGeucral Office. The
my iupeasaut occurrence durns al the experience Oh
p.yn. has been tue afiir with General Carr oi Troy
and his staff Trey have claimed twenty days pap
tniy General Erllker ard command. VINO were la
s~ryce al HOrneiIsyiiie scVoal GHys before Gehera
Crr' division was called Out, nave asked only hieph
a-nerg Cars Dil5 uO5 pad b. tue Fay master
Cn.rl "A 40 audited them, and VINO offered % pay lOf
tt m w. md wil not Ne. tur AdiutIn tGcDcr stating
I,iay iiat ne cUuld NOT ask tne Assembly Tor thelf
sfliuenl because they were paplDly incorrect lie
a. rs, NOT lupus ucneri! Car's Verlcy Out believes ne
mas misunderstood tne puIpoft VI the Order Calling OUT
me rt,tfl
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LATEST SNIP SEBS.

ARRIVED. .-.........-...-.. Oct y
steamship Assrs Hawthorne Nes OIean, Oct ~. sits
stean.nip Galcus earse. o,on. mn ndse AMI pa-sen
gers. 10 Mctl0uohtan -tesm-nlo omp%nY.
30. Win mdse 70 a. D. MonDg Co. vessel 70 Scsaitn .
BARK sea SKINNER ~ -uud rand Youens Plymouth Eng.
- iay+ Ia oi'.lst % so a lilnes % 10 A., -, ,,
Bars m~ Mara tSorL Olsen Rio Isneiro % divs viii
D. Arl0d -. vessel - G. f0biis Co. crossed
the Egalt,r sept Is in Loo. 3 A..
WITH sugar 10 a. Iro~ bridges 500 hti nortnery ~nds tAs
sus Jver "a syticnl Weeks Poraa Prince 20 day.. with
l"s,ooa to * aury r. H'a .s,ps = y [s S' 81 %,
NcDo from Airs.oane Tor Boston
SAILED.
ar.s orono Tor Hm9srs faeiet ,or Bre.' ffs chsia
I'h1. ior ,orN a-d RAJ aolth foe oricrs.
FOREIGN PJhE
LONDON. OcI 2J-s4si Mcleod Tor the Delaware rEcs
Lucien, or Southwest fa-ai Director. Tor iyDce,
DOMESTIC PJhrS
@tN Fa,Scfsco. Oct 2a-Au1ye,. ship ~ captin New
fnrA 'lrr -np alnis'i ave ri~loi sailed stea s,Aa
NEn-JG-.,Ns. ocL -,Auyol. s.eamsh.ps horsAn ,ity.
aud Nc" ioi. ii1h Nc' "ta 'afA f'.olA 'oss a. .
ilssfr, LAio4I-r usf,r 1altd s.ralsA4p 4osr "a
"a .AsAA ocl - -Ar wei -.a-l . Worcester. osion.
Jun.a,a. p. ni,Ynla tsrel. I'd, iisays Asrnea saiu-
,osIL~, Va, oct l3.,al.-i sleAsli. Porto hoo. for
AllslHA- oct 2s.-Arrgsf. steamships wn Lawrsnes.
ho"es no''"'i g. nihhe t.",e 'eN i,i~ '.s-ie.i'
arvrs ISAAC. s4r. hafra, ttsirac LAtaDrti. 4" u"i.
t. 49, 49,, ro,.,ii- iisr B.-.sa c.-iiel
''luamsOu4s a. T. cav ii.f.'., ..s.l ore. .,.
l.str.oo ,.ty Portland r.s r. JIau. ID. Cio.fcL
.,.alsllp Dominion lol.. l.r.uela' araalsl, y ;.
MJvEMENI, OE OCEAN eIaAM HIPS.
GLA-la oct Co., The staf, Line rlslp ,ats u fnii
ana % .''. '"'.. ~. =, 81 me- 80 .'.. -. ..,r
c. ,tls. ll Ia 5s. 0,L IS ss G.asss~. .f.sei
acie ,o-aay
llor oAr snip Ners sc> seooad r4g.l
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well flying from the CITY, he was one OF the Few
who remained and confronted the peril Every day he
went about the squad Neapoiian pureus. distributing
fresh linen. medicines and detetc comforts among tho
wretched patients and administering with his own hands
sacraments when hope Of earthly salvation there
was none. When his money exhausted. he sold his
ewery then his plate Till that resource also failed
him. and he applied, in his extremity. TO million
aire OF his flock. To his request for loan ne re-
ceyed Hat refusal So he smiled with certain Diahd
bitterness and said Well shall borrow from Jew
went ROthschild but tine Baron had left naples
The agent however dispatched courier 10 his su errors
vegsiaturs and back authorization To lot the
Cardinal have rs much he liked. at whatever time he
liked sans conditions de rembOursement"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-24
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS
THE FRENCH COMPLICATIONS.


PARIS. Tuesday, oct 2j, 1871
NJ. jules Gr6yy will accept the representa-
ton Of tne Nlujn Of Plrs. instead or
his form constituency AZ Dole Department OF J1ra'
from both OF wBcu district. ne returned lie does
80 because th Republicans attach greater ana more gen
erai significance to election IN place 0i tle late Nj
Tners Alt4Odgn 81 Greyy iavors molerae Iolcy'
believing IL 10 b. better lOc the country that PresdDns
Mac Jabou shoud serve ont his term, -tHl II the
Marshal does not promptly accept the opportunity no"
dozen 10 him. amt sincerely cooperate ~l.h tut -iudrI
Liberals m guar utcrug me co tnfry eglin.t an aut -
pJlic.n surprise, VI. GreyY prepared ~ p'c, bns"l
Al tur head ul the SOLID .ft lnd MAINTAIN lts tii' thu
M an the duties imposed uy the country I'D tAe Late cleo,
tons 49,. .t-.
inc Constitutional Conservative today declare" mat
moderation aud patience remuI tue Each"o 20 ol
the Republican Dairy. -
The Of.,l-t o gan, IL SOieii. insists upon corrro-
mise declares Is not only possible uut no'e'-
tDIs mornings Council. President Ma da1on plainly IN
f-e Ministers BrOg- aud tOuItou that me ldea oi
Nnistsral changes could not uc entertained at the
present moment ,---.--. ~. A..
rrau IA one months imprisonment ana -OJO FAAcs me
"a, Iusutng President MAJ MlnOn aud Tue MlniSsfs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-24

PTrsBURG. Pean., Oct. 23.-The line Of the
mes railroad watch b. being Dut b. capitalists Of this
city ard known A. tae Pitsburg and Lake Ere Road.
crosses the tracks 81 the Lawrence and sew Castle
Road. leased line OF the PeunsyiFanls Railroad.
at MahOn ng;own. Penn. Last week the Later
road began grading Tor side track 10 10
placed four or I've feet hslOv the grade ~ their
track with t.e intention Of preventing the new
road from crossing tne' Line. The LAKE Ere Road. how
ever. pat large force Of AMI succeeded 10 max
inr tue NJ Last night large force ~ FOrknsn
nployed by the Lawrence and Newt t-ts Road va trc-
ed % Che crossing and ap The newly ad rack ~ tho
Lake Ele road The latter rsd with still lary~r mum
Der ~ workmen rel td track day. aud 10 ain
torn up this eVsuAg lrOaBe feared tb sre t0uigh-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-24
HAMILTON AND rHA NrER-CoLLEGIATk.

To the Editor Of The Tribune
SIR The Prirccl0Ha, IN It's report OF the iate ION
vention OF the intercollegiate Literary Association,
say:
A he suggestion OF DR.. McCosh the in ges ana Aer
u4t.s q the .AL4, Jcal contest were coAsttueu
COMMITTEES take into cOnsl ferafon inc iea7inIlJ Vi
abandoning tue pa sen OrttorlcitI contest
Hence when hr. Fr.yec wrote 10 The TRIBUNE,
October 49, IN benaf OF the intercollegiate Assoca-
ton that no changes wh atever IN TINS department
have been proposed authorized By the association,
nor is there any ground Whatever tor assuming tnat
there ever Will De any," he must nave forgotten
what took place at the meeting held at the Fifth
Avenue Hotel.
We do not refer TO the Princeton paper because
the Hamilton College delegates, at that meeting, did
not nave equal opportunity with MIR. Prayer OF
knowing what was there said and done, but because
the statement Of that college paper particular viii
be To most minds satisfactory proof tHat Hamilton
College did not mlslnterpret the spirit or action Of
the association. FRANK +. LARD, ~.
JAMES >. SHERMAN, rs.
Hamilton college Clinton. y. T.. Oct. 10. 1877.
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FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON, Oct 24.-The Bolton strike l.
ended the hand mule spaners having accepted tie MAJ
tiers terms
LONDON. Oct. PA telegram, dated Lima.
u,d,v states that the British ship Westneid has pat
NIX m consequence Of a muuy on board one man " as
killed
IosDoy. Oct 23.-Telegrams between Liv-
sr,oo, and London delayed on account OF nierul
tons on the wires
LONDON, Oct. 23.-The weavcrs strike al
,,,-,,der-Iyn e h winch 900 operators have bcol
, t Of employment Tor the past three week., haS
hn Iermirated by the strikers accepting the terms
offered % employers.
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BEUBE-Iu lhs city, OCT 30. William j. beeoe ia he ga
gell services VII held rs ate reAdeHce 40 East
s.-.t. ILurs4aY- Nt -, % ~ y I. ll ., . -. -
ana m ilyii" 10 arerd uihout f1fthr
nlAte
CHANLER-At Eos byoa iiadson N TIE l'h Inst
iona b. iuthrOy tulaFr iu Lat 20 .t 81 AZ u Ai' ase
alt 90 lac isiuy eie .l I'D allfia
ls tu..ra 4lfer Notice 20 ~ aiiA = ga,
-tuyss..ut ociOcs. un WV--tt--Y ir -tiA i-t
E1BEHl-Ou Noldly. uci -. Ars Emmvi' fso~rf. I'D
Yf a ltfe AIfalI E-1riL
r :, rom rrsilcAU.. Chords, :. Al ui "a
fiur,4a., -Jta lt-t . - - -. 81,
l-s-Wu. 81 h0pnins % the nru of A4ra1rs Rob
bn. ,O- -uidcy l. srsluelcr. d. Nr9o@ 3u tneiiJ
r,r.ias. 5cL -, .4 sac 6Jtl ca Oh a.
Notlco ullcrAl hereafter.
rOVN-rN l,,,u Monday morning. oct p, Joseph if~
renee Is,--. prd-lt Oi 90 hrker.o,Avf tlrs lh-ut.
alcs ,oiuDt.Y. rae 4 year - d. az.
t.oay-s lI.e-as rvrsted o attri Tie fnneia et
81 on y snrs1ty morning. al 10 0coca, without m her
notice.
VAN DYCK-A CoX-acke Oh tle iaisoa o,L 70, tie Rev
Leoi.srl b. Van Dycx ne - al % hl- 49,
ll-ul- oi te i14lF afc invited " ~
t.nd ui. Iuuel a on thursday, Dci % a. y ~
.sOOD-At hi. lo.ns bridgeport Conn Oh SUNDAY oct
"a r.oderuX oon, tue nlu Of " II afeeis, asv
-
~ az residence. eaue~iay. Al 80 i. ul
Vraa leaves d-lut, ~ New Haven tauNay, az II
a III.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-24
TRYING TO BULLDOGS THE PRESIDENT.

Such Journals as The Grdphic and TRIBUNE,
of Nsw-N rn and me Ad1crttser OF Bostou thicich
veto By Mr.. Hayes OF any b Congress shtl pass
Ind. I'M. R-umptiou AT sue threats The interest Oi
t money power should gratc hdr,hiy on the ears % tne
ueo.e IN. repeal that dct would Siupt DC III hc-
corlauce with the popular will There can be- no que
ton a. IL COnsl tutOn1i power % Cohsitss 10 PL
sucn bill Tne veto II would, Therefore, nave 10 Oe
based on policy MIR Hayes being Tue 1uD Re oi Il cape
dIeucy. We nO such fear. MI hayes "ou4u 49,
n, sca bill lie couldn't give one d cent reason ioi
veto; nor could any DO0y els Ine tartat Is heudo 80
a threat to Hayes, ~ iutundatc ni, ana 10 rt III an
rs.and In advance what money power eNIcels 81
mn A. 1, also expected nave is rnuo. on MemOeIs u
Congress- and sHUud he properly ro-cnecd
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CuFFrrVG on rus DISTURBANCE.

The Pre,id .nts determination 10 have noth-
ing 10 do WIN CONGRESS OF seeking ihuhrn'r
in behalf his oiutucnss bOth rc"s"e
and prudent Mr. HAYES u certainly In no position 10
AK favOrs rom the Republican leaders. many whoI
be has no erssy estrnged and others deeply dsGI'tu
aud he could much ess afford ask support from iur
DE nocrats knowing as be does that tley nave hFeI
forgiven and will forget the fraud Whch nar A
President The former would take yindctiYe tasure
In vIrting ls personal desires, and the latter wouu
never consct o. support any measure that dd nor con-
Germ the public yoOd tuat between the two Nj Hayes
would be sure 70 lead very unhappy lie ny thiO"Ihs
all responsibility Congress. howrYcr ana icttlh ~
measure. AID utmrnLs stand their own merits
ne MAKES inp possible for friends 10 berdy OF ehehs
DEFY him VINO could hur President WAC does MOI c~Ie
whether his JuLcy is 4 success cor "A Idiulct
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THE SCOTCH COLLIERY DISASTER.

LONDON. IuU7day, OCT. =, ~.
The work of exploring the colicry at High
Riantvre m which tne explosion Of coal gas occurred
Yesterday proceeded throughout the night -Four " tn
miner, we're iscovercd alive about eleven o'clock. but
n an exhausted condition that one Of them died before
norg and tue case ofanothers though. 20 be hopeless
inITr mn Ln phs nave perisned; but even X ahy arr
ye no rescue party can reacn them IN les. man el&h'
,r on DAYS The Work ~ bringing up she dead Nts re-
I,ned I,is morning Tie bodies t0lnd are iearfuiy
brnd and gled showing tnat the explosion was o.
terrific violence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-24
THE NEWMARKET RACES.

LONDON, IutoIhfl Ut -1' TT =
To-day was the second Of the Newmarket
tIouoptop meeting great Of the daythe race
FOR the COMMUNICATIVE stskes-brought out the large
field OF ttyour horses, and resulted IN victory for
Prince DArenDorgs colt Jongieur. Lord Hartiuson's
rv Bephpbe secured second pace, and Mr. C. de Beau
re,rus Ol dia third Rosy Cross, who started idFOr1s
~ to / f ed to secure place. The latest betting on
the course was 80 10 against JUngleur 20 10 against
8-lphpDe, and 80 TO l against Oiadla.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-24
THE UNION PACIFIC.
ITS DEBT TO TIE GOVERNMENT.

NE PLAN cF THE GOVERNMENT DIRECTORS FOR
PAYING 1.-THE ROAD PRO Porous AND ABLE
TO ENTER INTO AN ARRANGEMENT.
fBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRmrSEl
WASHINGTON. Oct. 23-The following arc the
most interesting passages Of the report Of the Gov
eminent directors Of the Union Pacfc Railroad.
brief abstract Of which telegFaphed to The
TRIBUNE a low days ago:
In 1869. the then management Of the company
cmPaied farming out the express business over the
road 10 Wells, Fargo Co. This objected o. by the
Government directors. On motion Of Mr. Wilson Ohen
md now Government DIRECTORY. the company resolved
do It's express Dnsiness "The result OF this
t1n has proved most satisfactory" The earnings from
{ 1T source have been "a follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-24

The first of DR.. Damrosch's Saturday matt
nfrs Of orchestral miscellaneous music Will take
place this week at stelnway Hall The programme
which we have already printed is very interesting one
containing several novelties RATS spring sympho
viii be played for the first tine in America. and all
musicians wall be curious hear this recent work OF one
OF the most successful symphonic writer's Of our day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-24
GENERAL GRAMS VISIT TO PARIS.
LosDOS, Tuesday. Oct. -. ls17

General Grant and party will leave here TO-
marrow and expect to be III Paris in the evening.
PANS Tuesday, Oct. 20, 1877.
The leading American residents OK PARIS met At the
Location to-day and decided TO give General Grant
snlenaid subscription banquet on SATURDAY Five hun
red guests including ladies', have been invited Mn-
ster Moves informed meeting that President Ma
S,or soud moi liz present ~ the dinner Il the Lrga-
nm ON Monday but would auend suDselurns itccp-
nm ;enerl Grant will probably visit Pfezdrnt Mac
In, n nm Tuc,aAy. On "Wednesday Prrs leut MacMt-
hnn viii ave d dnnoc AZ the Eiysee to General Grant
md the American Legation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-24

The following dialogue j. reported - having
tas.u tl..- D.tn, -.urtr i'l til pitrat ovalis
,nt.ugn tue irDu gat- trI lunatir neyiuul IA
t.t q. -lltt- % lur hOr.-. Hutlr Do Wurfnt hrtpff-
rl,, huIul-u d-.l.r- Parn. -All Nu1t il1 tuft IA
c.alt ~, ,I-Onr DsuIlrC collars. Latr.t AMI
tl.-4. i lvri--sls rHllt J,lcFt. 4'4tt 80
nave yru 500 90 fnat UtIr1t.t n 4"f \
.oodc3cA. Paseat-He. nov yJ,i ut Deter uuiiy nu,
4ui o. our .Ostru0r Cd f.-a N.J lts s.A ru-1 10
rf i. WuulcItk 30 c-nts. li D. have lAl ~ .lr
--.-. ~ \ . j ! } L-.--.. u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-24

II would have been " u FOR the company had 10 pur
sued the with tie sleeping busn s. the
road that 1t did with the express business In
stead Of doing t let out tnis interest by contract 10
Mr. Pullman, ut very early day its history The
present management 10 be rid OF the contract
aud certainly vii not Il. it Is plain 10 De
seen what grave mistake made by entering into It
al al. The contract will expire October 1, 1882.
The amount Of land grant bonds originally issued
S1O4OO,000 The amount outstanding Jun, 30. 1877,
~ 81 1000. The retired from saos OF land
has been S3.O2G.0OO Undoubtedly the land grant will
retire the landgrant bonds. and leave large surplus
tue eEngahmen5 OF other Indebtedness Of the
conn any. Tue floating debt Of the company June 30,
ST. was fofipws.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-24

present matters remain quiet. while sufficient number
Of guarding the break 20 prevent any aemYt To
relay the track 10 reported that the assistance gwen
Mr. Poster by the Crntsal Vermont ani GRIND Trunk
managers simply Ia the nature Of hiring o. Mr. Fstsr
for compensation necessary utensils and ro Ing stock 20
operate the between the break aud 81 john Pfes
dent Raymond Is at Newport.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-24

F'r1I l4UIf0r WO0dUls LeifsT y HiIHHFllfiI' =,
retire from political life most cheeriully,
rf moi from active p0utca. toll In an humble spheTo
% evntr NV energies to the support OF the principles
~ the Penubca part ana tDe administration oI Ruin
erfrd h. HtYes- ma neither princlpaites nor powers
nor tniogs present nings 10 come, nor IkbI NGs'
nor EglIs nor weeds, 0ny other IKE creature
,I fsv ioiu HAND n hand shall be able % separate
me f6er.lrou nor silence ny voice in Republican coun-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-24

ITUNF III IfNl- Tut"
Ii is rumOred that new RepuDllcah paper IL
IN he started ia Ulca, opposition 10 me herdd ohtcd
by Con gresham ElIs IT, Roberts, VINO, Tor some rea
or fAnoed injury, II bitterly hostile 10 le h5res's "a
Sator ConFiing Ii i not good thing 70 do IL would
Ia more profitable for MIR Robe Is, more adVantageou.
~ the Senator and better for the Republican party IN
S,.os for Couking and Roberts 10 compromise their
strike nds. and 90 IN for the defeat OF the
common enemy We cay this without any partisan Dlas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-24

over r. 60 back rs and bring out man oi
her own The last exhibition Of TINS tth7hhus. - ny
PLAYED by the Cincinnati papers thrus. ing " Uhee
bck forward To Kill off and disLoarten Inrle jim
williams Jeans) In his aspirations for lie Presidency
Nhy not play fair, Just OnceI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-24
CURTISs THEORY BETTER THAN HIS PRACTICE
Washington Correspondence ". y Erenirg f1-'.
Mr. George William Curtis has strenuous

= =
" nrgrd MT BenclIc.'s appointment, and TIC
President. having full faith N Mr.. Clrllss JUL
meuf was DISPOSED accept li' rrcoinh M
alton ans appoint Benedict until Secretary rhrr
man Affirmed that the selection was nt n
proper one and would not be sails 3ei0ry q" '-e
reform element in NeW-YOrk Ar Curtis executed ne
records ana papers n ~ the Department snow" rH
the officer who cOnversed with your cofr'sl"'hutu
chat Mr. Benedict is not refOrme bat q paiS L'ioL
man wAo l. totally unfit mold an Important p"Sitiuu
under this AdmniSrO ion; ana II Il surprising liA' ii
Curtis endeayOrd TO secure for him 80 lhP'f 'dn
position Naval Onicer."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-24
THE AUSTRIAN FINANCES.


The Austrian Budget for 1873, which was
,r...,tad the Reichsrath to-day. shows def,it o,
40 800. against SI7 lob 100 FOR ls77. Tue Mins
ter M finance SAID that ne hoped that an eglhprlum
would be established by 1850.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-24
TIE EssEvcI or OWL SERVICE REFORM.

As 70 the eo-cllled Civil Service order, it
vol b. better melsure ~ reform 70 turn out those
who have degraded party amusement 'uu 70 pi, ~
rive part in choosing candidates and IN voting for thein
.ii., = IL, fhe duty OF every citizen to take than 10
Lave the others IN aud Try purify them by proclana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-24
RELIGIOUS FREEDOM IN SPAIN.

Reuters telegram from Madrid says 1t IS
oD,,nnced t,at a Ministerial circular Will shortly Dc
isle stating that Spirit Of The Constitulicn fayo
A large and comprehensive liberation Oh u4seeLths
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-24

DEN-RkSsOM- M'ldir. oc'. % 81 81 ne re'-
d-,t OF . 81. .lrr, r., hsni-lr1rf = 30 by 0h~ hrf.
Nulam v. huli-u.4ril itfh D. ilHlirl e 'rlrFN ~
mean o .ir- 'ylinit Nan,'r 90 tAt bonner lf''
fAN.Z-VaS rvDDku.-Itf l-, 1875. 10 tne rrs.nnrs
u t4e parult. ~ CO. A1an Nciu'n y D. % 'is
nss. VI. %. MASON, Je-se iaA4 it't nuA'nt lsls't Y'
fDnn y tu -tutFoo.d
sIANWODU -HEl D-Ihur@sv tycniDf, o't u.s. A. no
suutn -r--4tlul-4 thtlt, s.'v-l ID l ir 80. d. .
I,fltu f.r4r. -tlfFnri md "A asur Itr ct no ~
~ Eel, ssl, a. f.. nfuos.J D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-24

A DENIAL FROM GENERAL DURYEE's son.
rome EdftOr Of The TrtbHns.
SIR: In your issue of this morning. IN speak
ing OF che failure VI Conceal Duryee say the main
CAM Wa Endorsements his As sucu statement
h entirely without foundation OF iact ana circulated 10
iui1rr me- request that make tEss public aud 0Dhge,
J. h. DJRrkK
Nos. 27O and 272 Cherryst, oct. %, 1877.
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va 10 ~ Ynr4- ,.r.uanrus 0osr'rfs al AID
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CROwDING UNCLE JIMMY OUT.

The thing + becoming little irksome. We
rel A man az IN good trim Indiana Presidential
and tst at the when OHIO could tide him
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s,ed IN tue sane manner a. he o;hoF CAB ine..
JANIS A. cowINa. Treasurer
OFFICE y. I. EiEyATED Z Co.. sroads.y, OCT -. 1911
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.


GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
For the Middle Atlantic states, warmer
clear or artly c.Oudy weather, sOutLery Whds "u S'
JIOnary pressure.
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WASHINGTON, Oct. 23.-Jay Gould, repre-
sentne thr Cuon Pacific, aud e.. +. hnatustou, tn'
Central Pacific Railroad companies, arrived nrse th..
morning Their Ooiec, understood % be- 20 Induce On
cretary OF the Treasury ami the s-crsilry Of tue
Inferior 10 recommend Congress TIE plan herrt1ora
submitted by the two CON panes for tue liquidation OF
their mt rrst .1 cnr-. % tIe Government nan'l,
annual pa neut futo tue luited -ltf treasury o.
SJOOOuJ b, tuc cuInJiuy, o constitute, n connection
ritu tnrir Awnings I0- Government r1nsi 0itatuu
SINKING iuu repay nterea. ad 4ncrd oy 1he GOV
er.