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New-York tribune., 1877-11-12
THE CURRENCY IND THE BANKS.

Large payments of interest, by the Treasury,
caused the aggregate reserve OF the banks to
increase last week, Notwithstanding a loss Of
81, OPS, 900 IN the legal-tcndcr reserve. This
loss would have been still greater, had not the
banks increased their circulation by 1868, 400,
the Bank of Commerce and the Metro
potan Bank adding about $15O,OOO each,
and the Continental Bank $4,000, and the
Third National Banl, $50, 900, to their issues.
Since November l, the aggregate circulation
OF the National banks has increased $2,412,-
eco; tie New-Yolk banks having taken
S994,2OO within two weeks For the first
time, the " elasticity of currency" which it was
one object of the Act of 1875 to secure, is man
ifested by ready increase here. At Boston and
Philadelphia, there had been no considerable
recent increase, according to the returns of
last week. but t2eir aggregate circulation was
S34, $50, 500. against $32, ,561 900 one year
ago. But the increase of nearly $1,500,000
by other banks than those of NewYOrk
has also aided materially, by diminish
ing the drain of legal-tenders from tins
centre. 1t does not appear, however, as many
would expect, that the new circulation issued
has been supplied mainly to the West
lation issued since November 1 has
been sent is not yet known. But the
new issues last month amounted to So, O3O, ,OOO
and of this amount, $2,074,70O was taken by
banks of this State, $4S3, 400 by New England
banks, and $l45, 600 by banks of New-Jersey
and Pennsylvania, while only $214,900
was issued to the banks of all the
Western States, including $4,000 to
Colorado, and only 100000 to banks of all
the Southern States 1t is probable that the
new issues this month have been similarly
distributed 1t still pays the West and South
better TO borrow money from the East than to
invest it in National banks.
The large reserve of specie i'm the New-York
banks is the more remarkable in view of the
rapid accumulation of coin by the Treasury
On Saturday, the Treasury held in excess of
coin certificates, S97, ,S71 800 in coin
having increased its store 1891 900 since
November /, besides paying interest. But
the coin reserve of the Ncw-York banks is
now $1S,764 ,50O about one million larger
than it was at tins time last year. and still more
largely in of the coin reserve at this time
in any other year since 1869. Hence, whatever
com the Treasury has accumulated during
the last ycar-about $55,000,O0O-it has
gained without drawing ANYTHING from
the supply at command of the Ncw-Yofl,
banks, and the coin resources of the
banks of Boston and Philadelphia are
also 81 100000 larger than they were at this
time last year. As the Treasury has also paid
out nearly $4,000 900 of silver coin during
the year, 1t has really taken up and applied
to the work of resumption nearly $70,-
100000 in specie. The condition of our
foreign trade has made this practicable.
From the official reports it appears that
the aggregate excess of exports over imports
New-York tribune., 1877-11-12
Atu-l}orIs Dailn 0rlbn11R
FOUNDED BY HORACE GREELEY.
MONDAY. NOVEMBER -, 1877.
THE NEVIS THIS MORNING.

ToRrIGN-In Armenia there has been an engage
nicnt at Baihu.t. northwest Of Erzerum; the kars
garrison declares il will hold ont TO the last. --
Tho Russians have captured Yratza, q town half
way between Plevna and Sophia -= President
MacMahon is resolved to constitute the next Minis
try from the Conservatives
DoNrsrC.-Tbe Republicans Of the Senate held
caucus Saturday, and discussed the Presidents
policy freely for five hours il was agreed
that Democrats ought not to be appointed
TO Offices whore enforcement of the Amend
ments ard Reconstruction Acts is involved;
the Republicans of the Senate will act as
a unit. -=- The case OF the Pacific Railroads was
argued for three hours before the committee, al
Washington, Saturday - The Democrats Of the
Senate viii support the Presidents nominations.
- Congressman Robert Smalls, Of South Caro-
lima. has been convicted of bribery while state
Senator == General La Grange, Superintendent
Of the san Francisco Mint has resigned.
CONGREss.-The Senate was not ia session. The
House. in Committee of the Whole, debated the
Army Appropriation Bill. The amendment
limiting recruiting for the army to the
number in service November l, was rejected.
but afterwards addition to an amendment
was adopted limiting il to 10000 men. com
Inuuicaton from the Adutant-General stating that
the army now numbered 22,302 officers and men.
and that II haQ DCen increased 00S bllce OClO-
ber 30, gave rise TO warm discussion. An
amendment providing that no troops be used in
States to put down instruction etc., unless called
for by the State Legislatures or Governors, was de-
feated after debate The bill finally reported
60 the House.
CITY AND SUBURBAS.-The body of a man was
found in Central Park yesterday with three
bullet wounds. = TIE city's claims against
John II. Keyser must await the appoint
Ynent Of an assignee. "A dinner was
given TO Mr.. Farjcon aud Mr.. Jefferson at the
Lotos Club, Saturday. == The Hoboken pool
sellers were Indicted "A mob severely beat
Officer Schlissner, of the Seventeenth Precinct yes
tsrday, and rescued his two prisoners. = Tam
many Hall is investigating cases Of dislOyaty.
- 1t is charged that Strahan and Corsa lost
votes by the use of sympathetic ink on ballots
60 Action is being taken against liquor-selers in
New-York and Brooklyn. - Gold, 1925 1925
1928 Gold value of the legaltendcr dollar at the
close, $3.50 cents. Stocks dull and irregular but
generally fraction higher, closing steady
The WEATHRR.-TRBUSE local observations indi-
cate slightly warmer and partly cloudy weather.
Thermometer yesterday, 81 429, $50.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-12

We have received a second letter from Mr. h. l..
Clinton correcting the statements with regard to
the salaries of Tammany officials, of which John
Kelly Is said to have advocated an increase. As we
have already accepted the contradiction OF these
statements made by The NeW York EJpress, it does
not seem to be necessary to print Mr. Clntons let
ter nor shall we trouble him to furnish us with the
certified copies from the record" with which he
offers to prove his denial. We have no doubt what
ever of the accuracy of Mr.. Chntons account
Of the matter, and regret that we were mis-
led into an undescryed criticism upon the
conduct of the Controller, man whose
honesty we respect, however we may dissent from
his politics and his policy 1t is satisfactory to find
that Mr.. Clinton cOncurs in our judgment that
proper law should be passed to reduce the eXtraya
can't COMPENSATION of coroners and other officers.
This and kindred reforms he says, " have no
doubt will receive the hearty support not only OF
John Kelly but Of the Tammany Hall organization"
We invite the attention of members of the Legis-
lature to this assurance, and shall call upon Mr.
Kelly TO make it good.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-12

Saturdays rain was exceptional in weather his
tories. When it began the barometer showed
steady rise of ar-pressuTe, and this upward move
ment continued till Saturday afternoon, beng
wholiy minfuenced by the local rain. The night
before, there had also been noteworthy
fall in temperature; the moisture of the air
was scarcely in excess; the wind was in the north
west quadrant, and remained there during much OF
Saturday Nothing in the character of weather at
n distance indicated an approaching changer
in fact Saturdays rain was created. so
70 speak, in this region. Hence all the
weatber-prophets came to grief, since neither the
study of weather in other regions, nor local observa
tions. gave any hint for predicting the rain. The
occurrence is a good illustration Of the uncertainty
which still remains in estimating the probabilities
of the skies Though the percentage of that uncer-
tainty has been much reduced so that now weather
predictions ought to be quite correct five times ont
of six there is yet to hope that the chance
of error can be wholly eliminated.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-12
amnscmrnts nnN ftleetlnas Go Niaht.

BoOrH's THEATRE" RipNan-WinNe; JeneIsonn. JeneIn,
FfrTu AVENUE THEATRE-" Lazy OF lyons
NU1O'S GARDEN" The Drmkard's Home"
pttK TN ,Tgf--" The Crushed Tragedian."
SAN FRANCI>CO MINsrBELS
NAILACK's TuEATKE-" False shame
AMERICAN INSTITUTE-Aunual F1ir.
CuCKrRlsG WALI-EcadinC. Miss Helen Potter
GuuOrr's GARDEN-CircuS aud Mauacerie
NEw-YoEK Aoy AEIUM-Day and Evening.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-12

II is no new thing that the Democratic party
should be ungrateful. 1t has shown itself
30 in too many ways and on too many
occasions to make any new exhibition
OF the kind seem like discovery.
Bat it is an interesting fact, never
the less, that every Democratic Congressman
from the States iii which the army was asked
10 aid in suppressing the riots, has done all in
lis power in the last few days to cripple it-a
fact that the army is likely to remember.
Jersey Justice has overtaken the HobOken
booksellers, but only after struggle with a
reluctant Jersey jury. Judge Knapp, in order
20 get men indicted who were violating, with
extreme boldness the law of the land, as de-
clsred by the highest court in the State, was COM
pelled not only to make a specific request that
indictments should be found, but to bring the
iurnrs together again after they had separated,
and fairly wiring the indictments from them.
Between the Jury and the Judge, however, the
booksellers Will probably get their deserts.
The information received by our Department
o. State. concerning the treaty recently con-
cl-,led between Great Britain and Egypt for
the supvression OF the slave trade, shows that
tbs convention leaves untouched what is un-
oUastionably the worst feature OF the trade, as
carried on in the dominiOns of the hhedlye.
Tbe only slaves who are to have the beneht
of this contract are "Africans and Abyssn-
Sims" this limitation being made by careful
wording Of the treaty, with the apparent pur-
poe OF excluding from its operation the traffic
In Georgian and Circassian girls which finds
IL. profit in Egypt as well as Turkey. There
I, manifest need Of another treaty.
The way in which the Texas delegation
marched over 10 the other side of the army
anestion az soon as they had received their
New-York tribune., 1877-11-12

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New-York tribune., 1877-11-12

The way in which the Texas delegation
marched over to the other side of the army
uoestion az soon as they had received their
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-03-09

\ The men gre physicallt III fine race.
and iare gcpsral1y honest and industri.
.ou3 with a. ait Of ipdependence AMI
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Like the poorer
Swedes elsewhere, they are greatly
given to the use OF tobacco in All forms.
and, bcsidc smoking -~nd chewing n
the usual approved methods, they llctu-
ally eat large quantities. of snul, help
ing themselves, rs tho Highlandsrs do.
with horn spoon from box. The
women have pleasant faces, with rather
refined expression. There is a strong
family resemblance among them, and
the type consists in large gray eyes,
brown hair, rather fair compl xion, a
free carriage, and not ungraceful figure,
though with full waists and large hands
and feet. The older women look worn,
but never have the haggish and almost
brutalizcd look which is not uncommon
In old women in other countries who
have led hard, outdoor lives. The
general expression Of countenance il
somewhat pathetic, though they seem
contented with their strange, SOLITARY
and joyless life, and we could never get
any Of them to confess that they would
care to change il, nor even to complain
Of what, as II appeared to US, must be
the terrible monotony and hardship Of
the long, dark winter.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-03-09

In concluding "a address 10 the students
of University College I.ondonl, tr0f. Tyn-
dali, who l. unqucstonably one OF the most
interchangeable brain-wOrkcrs Of our century,
said: Take care Of your health. Imagine
Hercules as oarsman In rotten boat; what
can he do there but by the vry force OF his
stroke expedite the ruin OF his craft Take
care Of the timbcrs III your boat" The
distinguished scientists advice Is equally
valuable 10 all v0riers. We are APT ~ de-
vote all our energies to wield NE oars,
our strokes fall firm and fast, bul icw ~ US
examine or even think of Che condition ~
our toats until the broken or rot ca timhcrs
suddenly give way and We find ourselves
the victims Of Calamity which cou have
been easily avoided by little forclAougli
What began with slight fracture or per
haps even careless exposure 10 disOrsan-
izng influences, ends in the compl t. wreck
OF the liie-boat. The disease which began
with a slight headache or an undue exposure
TO cold terminates in death, unless it~ prog
rcss be checked and the disease remcdicd.
The first symptoms, the hcsalds 81 disease,
give no indication Of the strength of tho on
coming foe, aud the victim trusts that lis
old ally, Nature, will cxlcrmnatc the in
vadcr. But Disease is an old General, and
accomplishes his most important movements
In the nighttime, and some bright morning
tnds him In possession OF one OF tue
strongest Notifications; and, when he has
once gained stronghold In the syst IN, Na-
turc ANONYMOUSLY turns traitor and Sc
ere ly ucliycrs up the whole physi armory
TO the invader Like the willy politician. Na'
turc Is always on the strongest side, and the
only way TO insure her supper 10 To keep
yosr vital powers In the ascendant Keep
your strongest fo-ts-the stomach md liver
well guarded. Donot let the foe enter the
artcrial highways, for he will steal Or de-
stroy your rici est merchandise and imroy-
crisn your kingdom. 10 rcpusc the ATTACKS
Of tile foe, you can find no better ailmnni-
ton than Dr. Picrce's Family Medicine
tfull directions accompany each package
Ills Pleasant Purga,iyc Pellets are e. criaiy
effective In defending the stomach and li,rf.
Ills Golden Medical Discovery for purifying
the blood aud arresting coughs and eoiuS'
II you wish 10 become familiar Win l'c
most approved system Of defense IN nv,
warfare, and the history OF the foes mell1ou
Of INVASION, together with complete insifae-
lions for keeping your forces II martial order
IN time ~ peace, you can lind no better man.
uM Of these tactics than The ifcuplvs
Common Sense Medical Adviser" by \. M
Pierce, NJ. d., Of The Worlds DisPunsary'
Buffalo, N. X. Sent To any address on ie-
receipt Of <l.5u II contains over nine hun,
drcd pages, illustrated Ivy two hundred INV
eighty.twUl cngrayings aud coivicd pis'eT'
and elegantly bcuiid IN cloth and Elit.
LAMr Ann PAINFUL BACKS, and Weakness,
across the Kidneys, arc relieved by CoLiiNs
voilTAic PLAsTERA which are worth reg,
ment " doctors aud acrcp ~ plapts an ,,
herbs In tile treatment Of such cases. Az
druggists have them At - cents.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-03-09
TIKI FATE or NEWSPAPER BOR-
ROWERS.


An. reader. Ills world Of woe
world Of woe and sudden wrath,
Dire dangers Turk along our path,
Ard menace all things here below
ne sheet thou hold'st upon thy knees
Say, didst thou buy or borrow ~
"A neighbor's paper, )" IL Is writ.
ssTrAnsports insl1ious disease"
Alas. II IL be not thine owni
How kecnly recall the fate
o. one fair home left uesolate-
he sAddcst have ever known
FOR Stubbs he lent the sheet 70 Brown
when II had been lent far and near.
And travelling thus. had caught the queer
Diseases Of that country town.
ne small -pox from peddler's pack.
Thc measles from the Wiley boys.
The mumps from brats NJ Widow Roy's-
And whooping -cangh and Yellow JACK.
Thus Brown had always sponged his news;
He promised 10 subscribe. but shlrkcd,
And now death in the paper lurkedi
R0r all who did its page pcruse.
doting wife and fond papa.
seven brnyeaud intellectual sons.
Thirteen fair daughters. pure a. nuns,
And two delightful mothers-in-law.
Four beAuteous aunts. one cousin lmale).
sax nieces and three nephews liaI<l,
One Poll and nine melodious cats
Not one remained 70 tell the tale
W a. c., IN the GrGphic-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-03-09

Genuine Scofch Cdke.--Flour, IA
pounds; powdered sugar, pound;
butter, pound; lard, pound. Warm
your ilour and sugar together, then
whip butter,and lard TO cream, and
mix with the lour and sugar. II will
be in crumbs which must DO pressed
together with the hands into small cakes
and laid on a paper (without Duttering)
on sheet Of tin. Sprinkle a few com
fits on top before baking. This recipe
was brought from Edinburgh By my
grandmother sixty years ago.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-03-09

Who waits md watohes Al Ne door.
Poutinx. He said he'd cone az four.
Aud now Il y half past. % norcr"
Your loving little maiden.
Who runs to meet you when you come.
kissce your wlre excuses dumb
Queen. crowned with red gcranluml
Your happy little maiden.
who. keeping with such jealous art
Her lips from all but yours apart,
klssGs yOu-an mel nom her heart?
Your faithful little maiden.
who holds you. above all the rest
o. men proved true from Hast % wcst.
The strongest. n0blcst, hravest, bestf
Your trusting little maiden.
VINO asks for nothing. old or new.
Who cArcs for no one. false or true
hut only only. OILY your
My darling little maiden.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-03-09

The bowling wind and drifting snow
plays sad havoc with the comfor Of the
Piutes, and their tepees are hardly ade-
qunte TO keep out winters chill blast.
An average Indian can extract rs much
warmth from rabbit-skin robe and
half dozen sticks OF firewood as a
white man can from the genial heat Of
a patent stove. They say: "lngin
build little fire-get all round EN-;
white mans fire so big can't come near
'em." The present cold weather Is too
much for their philosophy, and drives
them forth from their wigwams looking
for some more substantial shelter. A
favorite resort for them at present are
the dump-piles at the furnaces. The
Stag wheelers leave pot Of Stag TO cool
before emptying II, and in consequence
there Is always kettle Of molten iron
standing, which throws of considera-
bic heat, and the Pintes congregate in
crowds around it, taking advantage Of
what they undoubtedly consider spe-
cial dispensation in their favor. Last
winter they established q permanent
camp on the Eureka Consolidated
dump, and remained there until the adj
vent Of warm weather. -Enreka (Ntv.)
Se0ffnel
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-03-09
sre.shins ni.sns without Injury.

HaaoumAa ~th&1tO0t
There Is no exaggeration In the siatcmen
That thousands Of persons residing from one
years end to another Ia fever and ague re-
gions on this Continent and elsewhere,
breathe air more or less impregnated with
miasma, without mourning the disease, sim
ply and only because they are In Tie habit
OF using iostettcr's stomach Biiters as
preventive. II has frequently happened,
aud the fact has been amply attestcd by the
parties themselves, that persons surrounded
on all sides by neighbors suffering the tor
lures OF this shIvering and burning plague,
have enjoyed absolute immunity from it,
thanks 10 the protection Afforded BY the Bit
tcrs. Nor Is that standard anti -febrilc cor
dial less cfilcacious In rcmcdying than In
preventing chllls and fever, bilious remit
tents, aud disorders Of kindred type.
Taken between the paroxysms II speedily
miigatcs their violence, and eventually pre-
vents their recurrence. These facts. convinc-
ingiv established by evidence. appeal with
peculiar force to travellers aud sujourncrs in
malarious districts.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-03-09

LAMEAvD PAINFUL BACKS, and Weakness,
across the Kidneys, are relieved by CoLLiNs
voilTAfc PLssTERA, which are worth req,
ment " doctors and acrcf ~ plaAts a.' !,
herbs In tie treatment ~ such casoe. Az
druggists have them at 20 cents.
, 1877-08-03

900, hnrh Sntictiptioneu in 0onpon
$4,000, 900, oIio im@nnitn $76,5l9,-
700, ohacitkt porbcn. 1emSufnlae
1Ino $50.00O.O 900 6sproscntiqer BON
1865 aefiinoist unb 100000 inG;olo
fir Ginl6IunssSpede ing 61obomt ae.
5ohlt purocn. s31.519.7oO 5inb A,
D%citerer Oblisationsn. Ginl6lun9 nod
on !6ano.
0e 9roBe Wrbeiterons5ano bot ei.
men iebr fliblboren GiniluB ouf Die Gin.
nabmen Der Gssisrnns gebabt. 0ie
3oHetnnobmen bes Iebten Monats be-
trngm $1O,060,S $50, Die Snlanbneuer=
ginnobmen b%eIieien li6 auf $S,724.574
Sue 2ebteren fino iiber cine Mi1i n
Dollars nieoriser, als man sersdnet
bate.
ST. Cincinnati 1T Die Srnec beg Seut
lhen llnterrihts in BEN Stnbtihulen
nod in Der Sdtuebs. Reuerbings murbe
bef6loiien. ooB Die oeutIhen Silfs-
Yrin3ipdle epentuel a,pei Sdulen perfh
ben iolIen. Gas Mogimol.S olair lol
$500 pro Sabr betraecn.
Seit Dem l1midJwunee in 2ouifi ina
limb in icnem Stuate II republifaniide
a3.'tuuaen eiuseaunscn ais Mansel on
Staats' Patronage.
Ole erfe StraBen : 2ofomotipc in
DeutihIano 1T in &alisl Dem getriebe
iiberaebcn tuorhcn. Die 8abn fdbrt bon
&aiiet nud) Wilbelmsh09e.
Den Hlfen loft t ber &riea taalid)
l Billion Dollars. Tie $1,000 Wom.
ben. meldje Die GuiIen in Sears ,%parfen.
obne eS einsunebmclL t%oiteten alIein ST.
200. 900.
Nn6 nidt ltebe1. O6ern 30.
fer. frUber in enaIiidsn Oisn1ten. be.
FAINT ourG icin Nttentat allf cine 9ome
i'm Giicnbobn= @assn, 1T nit Der @eor-
aauiiation Der Yoliaei bstrout worben.
Scitcem baben ole rsiaen Siirten ibre
9arems>99a6en pcrboppelt.
, 1877-08-03

9ehldtber 8ruif ourh Die Sbiire, ober-
ipleoer in eincn onncrcnGorrioor F.; jeood
erin9t iGon Mulif IN lein Obr, pas
ibn permutben Idbt, oab er ieinem 3iele
beocutcno ndber lit. Sod eir Monr
lit nod su bcite6en, uno oa bieier etpa s
I'M reunoIi6 b'rein iiebt, unb in Nnbc,
iradt, oaB or ieinem 3ieIe 10 nabe If,
9iebt er ibm elm 3lpanSigmarfltiid.
NeuBerft b6fli6e Serbeusune bcs 5biir.
biiters. auron 6oniaielm i6Iiipft &C.
lhmeiois our6 Die 5biire nno befiuoet
lid IN ieoer-aube Der StraBe.
, 1877-08-03

Na6 DeutidIanb. Mebrere
3ineer bieiisen 9euiiden ,ueroen am
8. b. W}. BON bier iiber Baltimore mad
Seutidlano abreiien. UNI bort lire Gr=
sisbung All erbalten. IS 5ino elm
@obn beg 9srrn Wm. Gutsr, Elm 5obn
bes ueritorbenen 60. guter. uelder BON
3srru 8. gufer er5oaen wiro. uno Elm
@obn beg 5errn >. Wensel. Ser junge
SEER 81. Mdler in Der Wirtbidoit oes
9errn Wm. Gufer, uno Der tunee Serr
MenSel inns ooewaaren. @eidafte isines
Onfel 9err $. @ensel miro lie besleitsn
, 1877-08-03

@arten.G oncert. Seute fin.
bet oas Concert oes prof. aeBni6 in De,
r@ir9inia SdngerbaIe" itatt. Sc,
Gintrittspreis 1T 10 nieoris seisbt. ouf
ss jebem GamilienDater leiht miro lei.
ner Tamilie einen eehnbrei9en Nbeno gu
bereitsn. Gs 1T bas Mnsenebme. oaB
ionte oas Wetter and nitt 10 siiniis
fem ooer lid plOblid dntsrn, Die &du.
me in Der 9aae sroB senm9 lino, olle
aufsunebmen. baS feline rnterbredune
baourd eintritt. Ser @aal unten lit
aerdumt unb Die @irtbidaft, s.itern in
Den baflr be5timmten &aum perleet.