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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-10
4 FIERCE GALE From THE WEsE

GREAT VELOCITY OF TIE wiND-HEAyY FAIL OF
RAIN-iIrTLg DAMAGE DONE.
The storm on Monday night was remarkable
~, the velocity OF the wind which exceeded that OF the
recent cyclone. The storm came from the ONO FaleY
and moved in A nortneasteIiy direction TO Canada Ihe
rainfall WAS heavy aud extended from the Lake region TO
the Atlantic coast The storm was at It's height ABOUT
midnight but the rain did not until yesterday
Morning At5:lOa m yesterday, the wind was blowing
at the rate OF fosy-eght miles hour Soon after the
rain ceased and at 10 dispatch from Washington
was received at the Signal Service Office IN TINS cy
ordering the signal be lowered the storm was over
The damage in this city and It's vicinity was slight the
efforts 4 wind and rain being confined mainly u M
roofing flooding cellars ani D0Wus Oh le Ioo'S
Equitable BmdIng five OF it, lights blown 0dt ana
a.. ober,ae damaged % tue extent Of 800 one OF me
80 t.yios- rnd0vs in the new building Tired
we'll Jrfman q sioJe, at Broadway and CDamOers-st,
In rook,vn the sewers oycrfowed on many streets.
the pavemcuts wcro washed out IN places, ana AiSe
amount will be required 10 repair The damage Inc
ca1r4t destruction occurred on the Western slope OF
Prospect Park and Second Third and Fourth lyes:
Ia the Eastern District particularly on the nOrth sae OF
C;raudst where the sewers have been neglected many
OF The streets were OyerfOwed and pedestrian, met with
considerable difficulty In crossing. Many OF the Dasc-
menfs were also Hooded forcing the tenants to leave
slieit damage was done b. the storm in Jersey City
large tree was blown over in Van Worst Park ana tnc
in raof o the listing sheds at yaricA aud Grand
sJs was carried INTO the street.
The approaches the IObokcn Ferry were Hooded to
Tie rctl OF from one 10 two fceJ. and rude,
walks were Imur vsed for the passenges TO aoh the
ferry house Wagons sank 10 ther mus, ana the Terry
bridges were inclined such angle that heavily laden
teams were helped ana Oh the boats by long IUp e
which crowds plssg Egars pulled with WiIi. lheio
we're many d, lays the running these boats, during
Inc etrv part OF the dag. The HObOken Mead VS. were
hir.d Ia Ike bOat 10 the higher elevated streets.
me storm was very severe near Paterson. wash
otIr occurred on the Midland Railroad nc BODmlhgdde
4 large gang OF at WORK yesterday morning.
and tie road was reOpcncd 40 p. n. -
Tne ,clo"ner Abbott from Boston for Richmond, Va,
" ile al anchor O siaplctOn :. L. ON Monday night
came ia collision with the Austrian bark Abraham from
Acwry tue bark having dragged her anchors. IAe
,caOocr lost UO8sprt, IDbOom Win al the neau gear
and rcging attached The bulwerks of the bark were
siuve M the syunkeT boom lost, Gnd the stern Oadly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-10
ADDITIONAL TRADE REPORTS.
CATTLE ,l.EKETs.

BrFrALO T. Y. Ocf. g.-CArTLs- Receipts today i5Ci
hcal tor far G5J2 tne last week. 1865
re ID receipts week, A loads feceints cunsgncd
through Market active. prices mvniutiy
rnaueef sales so loads fair proportion OF which
bought Ea1tern trae al Omefngs ulpused Of Best
- % kers - light . ~ Tor best Common Cows,
Is Fat Ieiiers, - 2ID=l 90
SHEER AyD Lt.irs-Rccepfs today 1,iOO f1r week 81
time last week, ,,Ol receipts consigned
through 600 market active, M offerings disposed u AZ yester
DAYS prices. 1900 900.
head same une NeaS $500 heal. receipts consigned
through 300 head. in iar d.mlnd pire1 generally
Oh ed sales rather lover OF Workers, MIGHT
gaA 30 3D. h5. Corni So 80 Heavy, COD. - % 50 %
Cuic,ao Oct the Drorery Journal reports; CATTLE
pts 900. shipments $40 All gold grades active bat
a. supply nearly exhausted Natives - f0HVJ %
Colorado. good supply Z5c So - AL -od Texans
i've 20 s5uS3 % Butchers Slow AID easy az - G5G3 30
STOCK. rs utlls uo buyrrT
Hoas-I,eceipt. l5unC; shipments 2.5pO. Heavy ship
ping strong ostcLs, 30 ., 90 flicqhls, 81 700
ridlP-Brce pt-, 200. M4rEe. nuallllly a chang %.
LA-r Liberty poar OcL g-lAfilf-iisc apo. go bead.
sl Cor sr Prime - go 81 - Good t. oOapo -
HOS Receipts. 5o75 head. Philadelphia. o. s5asG
N1rE.rs - 1888 o.
,Arl.los, MISS. Ocl 1.l1EF tAIrLf- Receipts 1851
head ~ market improved quicker bales. bIt w.tIont
any -dvaucr prices A IA quantity of northern cat
Ue were orled thc western supply being lighter sales "
cuulea - extra. 3 .1fs IS 10 FIST quality u 25d-o
sccoud quality 81 lJGfTs tLlfd quality, 70 5Ocs.
snEEF AsD LAs8s -ocopts, G.JDl head supply lighter
improved al an advance. atls at &C. per 10 Lambs
selling a 5c sales IN ots al Sass eaoh. ex s. Ia
81 ,7- fro.a lao 2c p,r i1 aIEns Lambs, o43'.c
So d " TO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-10
WASHINGTON NOTES.
WILMINGTON. TnesdaY.

WASHINGTON, Tuesday. oct. O. 1877.
Colonel Robert O. Ingerso. OF Illinois, wall TO
Washington this Winter 10 practice law.
Albert Rhodes has retired from the editorshp OF The
Washington Nation his continued ihealth compelling
hun To engage IN less labOriOus literary work
Tho President has signed the commission OF Robert 5.
Anderson 10 be United states Attorney for Montana
Secretary Thompson, who has been visit to his
home in Indiana Tor several weeks past returned 10 the
DAY
Quartermast Cenera Meigs. in q communication Just
published that portions OF tine roof Of the wings OF
the Capitol aud large portion OF that OF the General
Post Office are liable TO oIhlgraOn Tue buildings are
not hreproOt
circular has been Issued by the Secretary OF the
Treasury informing officers Of the Revenue Marine SER
vice that they VIII be called upon FOR examination before
promotion, and that the standard has been raised Any
officer refusing 10 be examined VIII DO informed tAat MS
resignation VIII be accepted.
TIE Controller Of the Currency has declared dividend
Of % per IN favor Of the creditors of tue Northun
bertrand County National Bank Of shamokiu, Penn ana
10 per VI tic creditors ~ the FIRST National
Bank Of Winchester H., making I'D tne case oi tue latter
baAk. in all. dividends Of 20 per cent
Actinc-secrctary OF the Treasury Mccormick will
probably issue an order during the present week the
object Of which WILDE to facilitate the examination and
York Prominent shipowners have long com alned OF
the obst urtons commerce which have resulted from
delays OF this kind.
Alexander H. stephens drove to the Executive Man
sion to-day hs respects to the President Owing
Ia MI Steheus's infrmty, the President down To
his csria.r where he introduced 10 Robert IOCmO
VINO accompanied Mr. stephens The parties engaged
for short time IN conversation and separated much
pleased with the meeting.
Dr. Patttn lately Of Chicago but now President Of
Howard University, OF this city delivered his inaugural
address before a large audience at the CONGREGATIONAL
C-lrcn Tonight lie was Introduced bY o. r. firsnfey.
He took his subject The Relation OF Hl-her E!uca
non 10 Civilization and the Elevation OF Depressed
Race Ia this Country"
Chief Mcpherson. OF the Bureau OF Engraving and
Printing called the attention OF the Secretary OF the
Treasury recently by letter to the fact that some Of the
most successful c0unterfeter in the country who had
been convicted md sentenced to the penitentary, had
succeoed with very little trouble In securing pard0uS
under lat Administration. lie also suggested thdt
greater be exercised in tue uue In ofder that eN
merit couui erieItels been cautura ana
convicted snail not after few months, or years at most
haYe nppOrtnnlly 10 return " lhelr WORK
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LATEST SNIP NEWS.

ARRIVED. ......... Oc.. ..
shin Harmonic pOstOn small. Marsrilcs sept = ard
Gibraltar l4h. baa-t 10 Vernon II. Brown o. Caic
80 and 80 af. nue weather and ht WINS
lat. 80 40, ion 3d. hau glc nom p =
r. w which lasted y hours oct = saw Bi l-gat st
W. l. mixes y Onchaf g., when
commenced blow lyy from p, T.. hauled OIL Dn star
board secluded through the night aud 10 dafu.ht lad
only atA wltcr For nna.ey zoo a. NJ Oh me 5ln
inst wind hauled to >. W an ccira ~ IRON II midnight
until s.n very heavy gale nom 3. J..
ship Normandy new, -, Newcastle, Nc, ID OaAast %
master ,
Bark Eyerhari Deius lGer) Fortmann Hamburg sept 3
with mise. erman k00p a. CO.
Brig Cadet Leighton bueuos Ayres simpson, CiAiP q o.
FOREIGN PORT
LONDON oct. 9-saed. Maria Casib0ua. Arr red, Alba
tross, Capt Bakke; AngeI0ue; J. F. whitney.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
NEW. ORLEANS, Oct 9.Clearei Jamaican, Meulns Nurel
Liverpool. Lone star, Nsw-fOrk.
lanta. Sew-Y0rk. snip Bombay, "yhet go 1900
BALTMORE, Oct gAtryed, &C. tmshlps Agnes smith VIZ
miugon s. c. T. ". Bruno, Foster, Nc~ YORK, NJ ~ EIi-
den. Rigsan, Philadelphia. Cleared steamships Fneit ll
30 En-. New-NoGA, Elizabeth. WODi. Pm induiphla.
PHILADELPuIh oct 9Aruvet, steamship IT, l. cav. Iier-
son Baltimore. Cleared, steamships Harrisburg WORTH 50
lom H. " eIIg, Her. BalumOre.
lIor other sim Ne,Cs see SscoHd Page
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BROwN-On sunday, oct = Catherine, vic OF Robert ,.
The relatives ana friends OF The tamy are reo9,t' Md
st.. tns (N Wednesday, afternoon 40 o'clocf.
BVNTTNG-Der = 1871 sarah W.. wfe0f solomon Brnting.
The relatives aud fncnis are RESPECTFULLY invited % attend
tha AtoIe1s4t i7tlst and j.Aiye south Brooklyn.
DOUGLA.s-At Dis residence, 300 West Jlthst, George
Relatives and friends are lhffl I'D icA1 lie Serves "a
Tnur-t ID I'd uit, at 0cocE, 81 ST. Ilmotys EiiscO-
pa Cnufch West 3Ttnst, near atl-lYe.
DENIsEN-Ezrl ueusen, az saybrook Conn, on AolaAy.
The remains ID arrive sl the Grand Central Depot AZ u
O'Clock eu.s-y, and 8l be inferred m Greenwood Sei.
CSrsees win n attendance oi such friends ofte dece sd
o. desire t0 9cc mpaAy tho remains.
DE cAMP-At Rochester, MIMI OCT. 2, william L. Dc
camp. N EeF-N0Tk clt1.
Notice ol funeral hereafter
FOIGFe-AcG Geneva n. -. cot @ srsan Rcbecca 0rth.
wle ot Cha.l.. j. tolgrr, n her 5jtn year
UOHrJ,T-Ta f.lsal T. T., or rn'tiar morning OCT 2
AZ o. meg ucpheg. Isaac Peek jana., hoitcn
Do fle -f! tral ~ DOB ag.
R.-iive. 4 frcls Vi Gee family respectfully invited 70
Attend lef laer from - Georges CalrA Flushing "a
Friday, Ocf. 30. tI 3d. @. m.
cars leave Hunters ront 40 l.33 p. m.
sMEDBLEG-At I atUllem y j., Oh Monday, Oct :, oscar
q ,-.1- 81 tfe FAMILY ae fgled 70 attend The funeral
services q l. church tle Melt0 Edge water, n j. oa
For lee s5 Isayes anal 81. and foot 2Iths at
I0.l', returning at lzJo
THCVP-At Defham. Mass. oct q % yphoe fever Abe-t
o. Tlorp, r ol Albert o. @A4 May 4 TORY IN 10
FaHera services VII be held Al Cavalry Church. 4thave.
Eriends family especially ia'ttci 10 attend
WAYDELI-0u Tuesday marn.a on. inst. att-T long and
painful I.uesa If-.lah C-ra' Mitchell vile o. Frederic
Fs Of the family ere respectfully iaved 70 attend funeral
at Der te residence 5 East aetlit on Iaassday
Inieriarat "a friday morning 80 20 O'Clock
phil1cclyl ia .c-s Dleis5 copy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-10
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS
THE FRENCH ELECTORAL CONTEST
GREAT MEETING IN PARIs-vIGoROUS SPEECH OF


THE FRENCH ELECTORAL CONTEST.
GREAT MEETING IN PARIs-vIGoRoUs SPEECH OF
GAMBErTA.
PARIS, Tuesday. Oct. Q. 1877.
The ministerial papers announce that OF the
800 Republican seats, the winning by the Government
OF II is very probable, indeed almost certain. while In
forty more the prospects favorable that the Gov
ernment will have majority OF az least twoniy Inc
Left however. still reckon confidently on 400 seats
NJ Gambetta ia prosecuted for placardng his mani
festO 20 the electors Of the Goth ACCOMPLISHMENT, on
the streets, not for its publication. The printer Of
the manifesto has been summoned before the Correc-
tiOual Tribunal.
SPEECH or GAMBETTA
NJ. Gambetta will address a great meeting
this evening SIX thousand Of admission have been
Issued Every preeauOn has cen taken by the organ
zers OF the meeting prevent disturbance Inc mill
tary authorities on their part have taken special meas
ures They have stationed detachmenis or troops N
the ace Gbareau g. "a which close TO the place or
meeting, and posted guard OK police IN the heisiDo
hood.
LArER.-Thc great Republican meeting passed OH With
out any disturbance.
In his speech H. Gambeta said the existence OF uni
vera suffrage stake, and pointed out the danger
which that institution would incur II after having NJ
the last elections, pronounced in Of the Republic
it should now give itself the lie in consequence OF
Governmental pressure In that case the public
peace would be compromised, for universal suffrage
was possibly its only defence. It's fall would
involve the decadence and death Of the country NJ Cam
betta eulogiz NJ Crevy ~ the man ed for con-
tnung the Of concord Cancellation. and respect for
the law and dscaned any desire for power for himself
He concluded his speech with violent attack on tie
ceicas who h said excited the fears OF Europe oy the
presence VI an anti-Repubcan coalition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-10
TOO MUCH OF WOODIN."

We may as well take our full share Of re-
suous.i III her. and row. aud own up our belief which
D. -laf enc srcresS of Mt WoOdn VIII DE disaster 10
90 Republican pnrty. We write these words VIII INC
M understanding that Mr. NOodln IS kfly 70 De return
Ell by au admirug and C0uhdlnE cOnsiitu ncY. We do
not reckon with certainty upon Mr.. Woodns defeat
We say that 10 lived ia the district we would 20
aalusl i even though there are peculiar reasons why
party should cudoav0r 10 hold maj ly in the orh-
TRIBUNE W.. cute ACRE. and we commend o. 90 read
C,s. w. as party, nave bad too much OF Mr W0odlh
4. t-OGJl au able and sArcwd Onc-du adiniia-
by parry .eader-he has been almost continuously upon
the defensive lar his private character mas bech
concerned 10 b. true that hc was 'viuucairn. ldst
winter but be has not been indicated against hr latest
and most Important testimony. such man lllt parry
cnuO. Afford carry. The party n0t called upon 10
maze uuT such Frrf oc-for his nomination is nOtAIug
ie than tlc sacrifice OF public ~ private ntcre,ts-nd
nay better permit him Do def 2ied tAan hy electns
I y .u u. him aud ID ls burdens.
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printed was s3s. 900 o. For the oil $50 copies FOR
the Iiluse, tine same cost was Slf7.l99 Ga Iota,
Slso zoo q: rms ~ shol.i De renehDe.ea ino"1a
paper which they were printed and dii not include
the cOmposton tue pre5sW0rk the paper on "uch tno
letel-prcss was printed the folding, binding or postage
GENERAL MEGGs As TO FIREPROOF ROOFS
General Meigs writes as follows, concerning
hrc-proof roofs on public buildings in Washington;
Since I attempted to correct The Sir niorma ion M 10
combustDle roof on the public buildings I'm Washington,
nave been advised that IN those portions OF the wings
OF the Capitol which had rooted when J. In con-
sequence OF the outbreak Of the gave up
ell control thereof, the hrc-proOf method OF con-
struction des ,ned and used while was in charge
discontinued and that there are pOrf0Is OF the roof
the wings winch like thos. shtatlng and timber,
and hrc-proO Also, that under tie hre-proof
General Post Office has been Inserted sheet OF paa-
tcrng spread wooden aths nailed 10 wooden beams
ali Of when have been inserted since the control VI the
building passed out 0f uiy nands.
A POOR POST TO SOUTH AMERICA.
A delegation of Philadelphia merchants had
on interview with Postmaster General Key this after
noOn with view securing his cooperation in Efforts
Induce the republics on the coast Of South Amer
lea to make better postal nents whereby crcu
lars and samples OF merchandise rom this country may
be insured proper delivery As general thing they do
not now secure this The department heartily sympa-
tses with the desire OF the merchants, but Is not
very sangulne of success, they have 10 numerous IN
stances, failed 20 ratfy postal conventions, negotiated
here FOR the attainment OF the above named OBJECTS
RUMORs AS TO THE sPEAKERSHlP.
About the only news of tue day in regard
to the speaSersnIp contest report OF attempted
combination Of all tee other candidates against Mr.
Randall The details OF this reported arrangement have
been published this afternoon but several Of those who
were said to be parties to deny all knowledge OF It,
Mr. Randall still % be far ahead o. all other com
pettors. II If hardly possible that he can be ueatcn ex
cet oy con ert OF action among the friends OF several
Of Ills rivals.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-10
DIsAGkEENG ACCOUNTS.
A LACK OF UNIFORMITY IN THE BOUK-KEEPISG OF
THE DEPARTMENTS.

A
THE DEPARTMENTS.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 9.-One of the reforms
mon which Congress ought to insist during the
sion is uniformity keeping accounts the different
departments OF Che Government. Under the present sys
ten the of the Treasury Department, showing
the disbursements under several heads. made under the
direction OF The depart nents. does by
thousands and sometimes hundreds of thousands OF dol
lars wit the reports made by the departments them
selves. For instance warrant may be drawn in the
Treasury Department agnst fund appropriated by
Congress for the support Of the Bureau Of
Provisions and Clothng Of the Navy, AM the
amount OF the warrant charged to the account
OF that bureau In the Treasury books. When the
money reaches the Navy Department different system
Of BOOK keeping may portion Of this sum 10 b.
charged up To an account having another name. tGat
Will. The Treasury accounts close or the year may
show gwen amount a. having been expended Tor that
bureau the accounts OF the bureau itself represent
considerably smaller expenditure Another cause OF ap-
parent discrepancies is the failure OF the several depart
uents 10 report the sums OF money held b. dsbursing
agents at the end OF fiscal year. II has been sug
gested that Congress shall pass lw requiring each de-
artinent to make up balance sheet To- the previous
fiscal year by OF October showing tie exact
amount extended uuucr each head, the amount OF
money hand and n te possession o DISTURBING agents
and others and mat account De so sept as 10 MAKE
A. correspond with the accounts Krt AZ the Treasury De-
uartueut OF warrants drawn aud drafts PAD. Oudtf
mttee Of Congress FOR any one dcaT ng To luyesu-
. tue expenditure Of puDc money, To Trace cach a
tnr6u tne Department under whose direction IL IS ex
fed.i even 10 ts nndl bursr ucnt, ana any dlscre-
acies Ge wcen tue Uf the Treasury and tic
other departments would al once require u DC eA-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-10

TIE QUARREL OF uR RAILROAD COMPANIES DE-
fORE TIE CABINET.


Icy TELEGRAPH To TIE rRIBUVE.l
WASHINGTON, Oct 9.-Thc Fort Yuma bridge
sniiect WIS AGAIN discussed by the Cabinet to-day II
seems that some time ago be the present Admins
tration came into power tr 2 Pas nc Railroad On
pauy undertook 10 build bridge across tAe Colorado
River at Fort Yuma. but was stopped by tile
military authorities because It had nOt OBJ
mined the right OF way across the reservation
Recently the Southern P-cinc J. ir'ld Comp ny OF
California having ache mat p1lt IN tue construed on
Of their road Dsn tue building 81 bridge and they
too were ordered % suspend by the military author
iurs AT that tlne mucn ~ the timber aud other
material was la the Colorado River Obsiructing
navigation the attention OF the Administration having
been called 10 tHcse facts. It concluded that the com
pany should be allowed 20 ITS timber from the
river but in do.u- tIe put It into the bridge
which was thus completed without the permission OF tie
Government. TIE military authorities opened the draw
ID the mid OF tho bridge and refused - allow any
Una n. % pass. although thcy did allow freight passen
-g. and u, be- landed the west side U tie river.
on the Government reservation and carried over by
mules.
The postmaster Yuma the east side Of The river
n4VIu- complained tIat Cue mails were delayed ttle-
rpu. o. tue PO,i .,tCrticurlai ana BE- brought the
f. Ter 10 tur attention OF The ttDinet gaia today.
IL was decided inst while TIE Executive branch Of
.tuc Government has 10 power 10 grant Tl-h' o.
way o,ef tAe Public lands there Is reason Why the
Southern Pacific l-ii.lOaI Company should NOT be
a1wed 90 the bridge tncy nave constructed unti
tae matter shall cave been acted w by Congress
The opposition 90 jue ~ tue bridge comes chiefly
from Tex Pacific Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-10
TuE NrsTAKE AT ROCHESTER.


The Rochester Convention could nave done
Vcy uUiH maize Republican TIC party 0i lhc neat
generation, a. has been Of the last Tire great oplo-
tlny has been not merely lost, but scorhfd 10 u TO.
every Republican who believes the general course anu
promise of 10 Administration 90 be par0uc ana MFe
D. ciie how far bee sustain an action when Fe"e-
ueutl opposes and defdcs H. The New-4OrA tcpupc"h
T. ton has lowered and sc0rniu.y dluicd The stand
ard or Soc pacy. l1c party spirit and purpose nave
DoeD degraded ana debased. And what would the real
A auu cnartlrr Oi The party gain u the pfacuca re-
at of te election tho state should De 5trcnunu5 oppO
ELTON ana obstruction 20 the National 4dulnlsii atyh
lhir 10 Tie serious question for Republicans I1e Ike
Panlcan party means 70 end. Is one OF those
snas u dlscreGit aud cripple Republican Admlisira-
tDn wbicn seeks National paclcatlOn and sdninlstfA
ave reiOrmt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-10

GENUINE VICHY.-The natural mineral wa
tets oil Vrny France Justly held IN lgd esteem Tor
tlrr curative properties. In cases Oi guu Rheumatism
mart d,ssrs. gravel cacu euIna'iag nom uric Hri
nalarial naaies albumiuura, diabe ce. ana chronic
disorders II The liver, lecn ana tlr digestive nI--
n,,, Of tac Vichy waters h attended with TIE hap
i4t results II must bC femcmbcrcd that thcse goOd re-
u f can on follow tie Use al the natural W+tCfa, az
,. ,rf. AZ NJ matter how culcnttcd, nrc ,achlhg IA
f. al the nust essential tAerai euuc pIoper.s. the
atrr II bottled al tne sifius un1ef me SUPER aion u
fect purity; while the date OF Dot,lnE st"te upon
,.,,h "a leule ~ "a guarantee OF ir'ahnfaH sltatf-
ouehs III. Coz 81 Beaver st, arr the sole agents or
the United States
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-10
TIE TROUBLE WITH TLDEN.

Whatever NAV bc our views respecting the
scertv of Mr. Iildcu his reform professions t Is
CERTAIN tla the policy "hcA hc adopted aiicnated ana
.Ie enemies OF men who n that time potent IN
.l4er die councils in bew-IOsk From the time that
h. en- cred the list OF 0-e prominent iva The prosecution
o. t1 Tweed Ring until Dy DIS Influence, sus had bel
fn-fifod against LEADING Democrats prom mont IN the
p ring frauds, bold dcdct tue corrupt elements
Ia Ds own party and Ony sOft,ned toward them when
tTer threatened uupositi endau gcred his success
I-sH.,ntial candidate iu Nrw-Nuh lie further dchei
fre Democratic leaders by using his personal power to
rlce fn.u like Robinson aEd Bgt0W BOZ honorable posi-
lions 90 the ground that they not only represented an
iatgl itrf udcpcndcut vote winch Mr. Tilden coveted
bLi uce ise they bad been conspicuous ma making war
utOI me q mai ard other frauds This pa
tsUal.r exasp-faliug o. Old Democrats.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-10
COLLISION IN THE ST. LAWRENCE.

MONTREAL, Oct. ga dispatch from Three
Rivers states tug With the barges Jessie aud Cna-
dian and the brgantne Myrtle and the schooner N'e
Divine IN tow INTO sunday neaG Port Francis,
river It Lawrence by the steamship Earl OF LCusdie,
and the TWO harg@s were and the brgantiue and
schooner were considerable damaged. The barge jesse
had on board 500 barrels ~ -four aud siJ2 bushels
corn aud the Canadian G.9j2 hJshes ~ corn all goo
barrels Vi -four all OF winch IL tnl lOss.