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WORK OR BREAD"

WAGES REDUCED IN PENNSYLVANIA COAL
MIxEs-srAEvINo MEN DEMAND YooD on
LABOR PROM THE AUTHoBITIEs.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
SCRANTON, March 10, 1877.
As foreshsdowod In my special despatch TO the HERALD
OF yesterday, Il turns out that In connection with
the increase OF work Mt the mines the coal companies
will enforce a reduction OF fifteen per cent IN the
wages OF their workmen Tho notices to that effect
will be issued o-morrow, aud the reduction will take
place from the 18th OF this month. There can be
doubt whatever that the result will be general strike.
the wages low already that the men
scarcely struggle along 10 support their families even
IN the most AFFECT poverty There are thousands OF
families IN hunger aud throughout the coal felds,
and anarchy and riot is predicted II The last reduction
"woRK OR roonr
mass meeting of unemployed workmen was hed
here this evening Tor the purpose OF demanding work
a committee OF eight was appointed to demand relief
from the Select Council who happened to DO In session
AZ The same time. The entire body OF men proceeded
the Council Chamber to learn the result,
and there beng at least 800 OF them,
they fairly frightened the city fathers Who thiukina
the Commune had come, from their seats 70
take flight AK the delegation filed into the rooms and
blocked up the corridor. One OF their number pre-.
sented the and said they in great distress.
rhey had come TO ask for work or bread. and were
willing TO toll II some public improvements would be
undertaken TO give them opportunity To do So Their
needed to them.
CONSTITUTIONAL BARRIEKs.
Hon. George Sanderson. PresidenL OF tho Council,
deplored tho OF the constitution which
prevented speedy legislation. II would take weeks to
pass ordinance, he SAID, Tor building sewer any.
thing else that could afford them work.
VIOLENCE.
Several members OF the Council spoke warmly on the
subject. ana Il decided to hold joint session Of
tho Select and Common Councils this afternoon 70
sder tho case. The workmcn very determined,
and although orderly at present. II Is feared that their
need IL great TO compel them To deeds OF violence
in Immediate rcliof Is not granted
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PURSUIT OF INDIAN DEPREDATORS.


4 LONG MARCH WITH NO IMPORTANT RESULT.
ny TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
PRESCOTT, Arizona, March 49, 1877.
Lieutenant Ruckcr. OF the Sixth cavalry, who wat
out by General Kautz after the Indians who
mitted depredaons the Sonora line about Febru
ary 4. has returned to Camp Bowie. He reports he
followed the Indians in tho direction Of the Warm
Springs Agency, New Mexico. He put into Fort Bay
ard 70 rccuperale and there learned from General
HATCH OF Fort Craig. that about thirty Indians had
turned to the agency
Lieutenant Rucker believes these Indians be those
whose dcprodations Governor Stafford has made tho
basis OF his complaint against the military authority
for deficiency on tho part OF the department COM
mandOI.
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GENERAL WASHINGTON DISPATCHES.

wAsHIyeroS, March Ia, 1877
HAYES SOUTHERN POLICY STILL IN EN-
BRYO.
The qualification or Mr.. Thompson as Secretary Of
the Navy aud his assumption OF the duties or that
ofcc places the new government In complete working
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[DY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.

PoTTsrowS, Pa, March 13 1877.
Great excitement prevails hero account OF tho
discovery Of a deficit OF $4,000 In the account of
W ,lliam j. Rutter, cashier OF the National Bank OF
Potts,own. MIR. Ruttcr has been connected with tho
bank for a number of years past, and from facts which
have just to light 1t is believed the pccuIations
have been carried six voars Ruttcr has hitherto
borne an excellent reputation for integrity and stood
high the community as citizen, belonging TO
OF our families He IL superintendent Of the Eps-
copai Sunday school and prominent ofIlcer IL the
church. Legal proceedings have not yet been insti-
tutcd and SAID the loss Will be made good by in
nucniia relations and friends, so that tho bank will
incu n
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

Tho steamship Algeria will leave this port %
Wednesday for Queenstown aud Liverpool
Tho mails for Europe Will close at the Post Once a
eleven o'clock A. VI
The New YORK HERALD-Editlon FOR Europe-wiu
be ready ut half-past eight o'clock in tho morning.
Single copies, In wrappers for mailing. six cont.
WHAT'S THE BEST DIsINFECTANr AND REMEDY
for skin irritations detects GLrnSs SULPHUR soar
HILL,s HAIR AND WnIsKEn DYE. black or brown. SOC.
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NEW JERSEY ELECTIONS.

PHILADELPHIA, March 1S, 1877.
The municipal election in Camden, n. j., was held
to-day, and the Indications at midnight that the
whole republican ticket has been elected. Tho count
will not be completed until tomorrow.
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SENTENCE COMMITTED.

HENRY LrNKEN ESCAPES THE GALLONS THE
WILL HE MADE IN EXPECTATION OF DEATH.
By TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
PrrTsBuRc, March Is, 1871
Tears OF Joy were In the eyes OF Henry Icnken to-
day when he was Informed no not to be hung to-.
morrow, Us the Board OF Pardons had committed his
sentence to Imprisonment tor lie In the Pcnitcntiary
His crime was killing the cattle DEALER Henry Haier
on the 18th OF October last, and he had given up all
hope OF escaping The gbbcL Said he, this afternoon
al hope Of not going out TO the Jail yard
row aud FULLY prepared Tor my journey thlhcr "
He made his will last night as ollows:-
MURDEEER's WILL.
T. the undersigned, give my soul TO God Almighty
ana my corpse to my preacher, David Lennon Of
NcKccsport. Allegheny county; to the German Prot
,siant congregation OF Mckccsport bell Tor the
.burrh ln inscribed, donated by Henry I.enkcn -
io Inc sunday scnool oil the same church. S5U
10 the County jail. 500 Alter these requests shall
have been paid aud my funeral expenses Inundated,
the rest OF my estate shall be given to the Rev David
Icnmnn IN trust Tor the poor, and to be distributed
aiming rccdy FAMILIES. HENRY LENKEN.
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this He is, on the contrary, entirely opposed to Il;
but he says that when Patterson spoke 10 him about
he added that II II adopted he (Patterson) would
come out for Hampton, whereupon Judge Mackey said
TO him.
III you are honestly for Hampton Why hold . new
election? You have him already"
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KILLED ON THE RAILWAY.

QUEBEC, March 49, 1877.
A man named Moore, from Halifax. was killed on
she Intercolonal Railroad at st. Simon to-day. Four
thousand dollars were found on his person.
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PROVINCIAL APPOINTMENTS.

TORONTO, Ont, March 49, 1877.
Mr. Hardy, member for South Brant has been ap.
pointed Provincial Secretary In the Ontario govern.
ment Mr. Crooks the Office Of Minister of Edu.
cation. and Dir. Wood has been appointed Treasurer
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ATLANTIC COAST LINE RAILROADS

A FAST MAIL SCHEDULE IN oPERATIoN--NEw
YORK TO NEW ORLEANS IN sIxTY-roUR
HOURS AND HALF.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
BALTIMORE, March IL, 1877.
on March IL the Atlantic Coast line OF railways and
connections between Richmond, Va, ana Mopteom.
cry, Aia put In effect fast mail schedule which
composites precisely tho same running time between
New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington,
Richmond, and all points south Of Montgomery, Ala,
made by hitherto quicker lines with the important
advantage OF accommodating. by said through New
York and New orleans Line, the cities OF Petersburg
Val wilmington, n, c. Columbia, 3. c.; Augusta,
Macon and Columbus, Ca The time between New
York and Now Orleans In the schedule u sixty
hours and thirty.nvc minutes, and Will DO pcrma-
nently operated
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CANADIAN pILcRIMAcE TO ROME.

MONTREAL Ont, March 13, 1877.
The total number of pilgrims from Canada Rome
Will DO 100, OF whom hity will DO from Montreal The
party will leave mere the 10th prox for New YORK.
and will sail from there the City OF Brussels The
party not exclusively posed Of Irsh but is open
to all English speaking Catholics.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.


frHE NEW YORK HERALD ALMANAC
FINANCIAL. COMMERCIAL AND POLITICAL
REGISTER. FOt 1877.
This invaluable Almanac Nv now ready.
The immense Importance of work recognizes!
Presidency In all the states rendered absolutely neces
to DELAY It's publication In order to fullest
and latest returns.
The present special feature the full
text OF the ,,.c., 49,.
ITO provide Tor and atc the counting Of tho vote for
President and Vice Presiden kc Tor the
Ing March 1877 the thereon It's passage throus
the senate aud House OF Representatives. OF Sens
tors ana Neinbers yeas and the OF Senator's
Ing the iiiyh Court OF Arbitration Besides this special
HERALD ALMANAC FOR 1877,
It's pages are repete with invaluable tables and statistical
1876 of Government Bonds OF the various sues Rates OF
Consos; Railroad shares and stock American securities
the London market Bank Of England Rate OF Discounts
nix HERALD ALMANAC FOR 1877
corrected Of tho Presidential Vote
In the union tut Lists OF Sen
fourth and Fort, hith Con-
Kessrs Office Addresses &c american Ministers
States An the interesting special:es that make the
HERALD ALMANAC valuable rs work OF reference
are cd and ampGed The Mariners Guide Missing
Heirs with names and addresses Chronological. Astro
Domical aud kindred tables; the suns Deciinston and
Equation OF lime. Tide Tables: Nightights Atlantic
Lille saving stations together with LISTS II
government Departments; Army and Navy Returns. with
valuable miscellaneous contents specially compiled and
TliI SEW YORK HERALD ALMANAC
Price - cents allied all parts Ut the United Stscs
free sold by ali statiuners newsicalcrs Address
HERALD ALMANAC. New York citv.
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January; oihs bid aac asked February. sic bid oae
ruled ": S.%; With az III demand s BE-
wins. SPERM 81 sperm ss y s sssssa
Csc southern 55c olsaeSsa winter zoe sassfs.
Sss san 40 a's extra bsaehsa winter elephant 75c
ash sound. 45e Name. s7e SOC -'"e' "'' ''' s''''
*: 'ss: 'aS is'is Sss
sss g =.
?. . 7eN ~ sss We quote .cIuds IL bulk Ike d.
DO. is eases ordinars ies,s i7c montreal napn.hs.
7e Sc for ordinary refined at Phil4depha and BAIL
rouLrnY rhs market quie, and unchanged Wa
s q i s;as good
s.J
iss :s M:';s PsIE sSd prime
pesyH'ssys Jersey & .ssiuv Western is s:
s isy .D,. a 5s "a. 70 ww western
81 81 per- pair ws.s sss's s:sy s7e dSsy. y g.
ss7c ws:!sln. SOC Sos Gans-iarridss oos ess.;
Koslsioss.-Kess.pss- 724 bbl.; lsra, li7a
ssrces; dressed hos. s
rSa "s ss quiet Gs' as ele,as Chg
iof J.aasry. and SO 20. bid sis s. ssssd
s..I I.a, sSIs
1900 lbs Do So no. :. .s soe psilss hams and
loo LOO j ;issa %; %; ,,s:s belize. -.
% ws.s ss a. ' :. ss
S.sSs Ia1 sss ..sssy 4 s
:o5 il !. T'l s.1 ~: 7ss sssst
quoted AZ si7 s7 so Tor choice WESTERN
* 1:y I'M
January ss % a. sssi fsSsus D's
.s 'is: ao b.esm s'srsss
so' 5. ysa5 AZ sr & sS don
90. ut ~ 81 and aoD d. February az ~ % 80 70
'sis 's sven e : = e
Change =. aG % g. Il S was az It,
A. svsa receipt. for the week
was sus. .s and a:tsSds We asos State s
s ss'i; e. ssf s%s sess s
ssisss for the wset - ae7 DO Shipment. for the
cream was =, quoted ,S a. iss ssx
@ The ss Sas
pear BY, sss a4c; State and fenusvvauia 2sc. aide
k.csIIhs,. was good DEMAND for domestic at fun
ss ass' T psis new
ESSs 20 Rr%e mem tss S fA'na 7e 71Ge eur
suGAR-Ihe market Tor raw remained duii and values
" 81 ls hsas ssso. aaa sugar :"
Refined was quiet We quote Fair rehning 7hc good do,
SSS. saSssss
REG ss HH PRIME rGsie
Z. ehoiss ~ sNc, rsansd, Standard osre. as,sc
sl.sa SNs ss.aSi:ssa S:s y. lsss
50 siossss and Ii So ISIS. The market.
was dull.
TALL0w.-Receipts. 80 hhds, 1903 bba and 81 Scasks
Tal!ow quiet aud weak. rne sales s. 900 hs.
1l-16c.
WnIsxEx-- Recepts, 500 bills Whiskey was dull At
81 10 = 81 IL: 80 bbls. choice sold ut III III.
ynElonrs Trade lIsh! ana rates in general weak
Engagements: To Liverpool steam 0,UU0 bushels
grain. includin 5000 bushels I'd. 10 lbs 500
bu els gu private terms und bushels
eoiba 900 bbs flour. Is ID and sail, 100 oil
and 20 baos cotton private terms London sail 40
buA sOsin. ~ Charters: British steamer, 40l3 tons.
laid the berth Tor Liverpool for general cargo
market rates: An Austrian bark. hence to Cork
for oIds,s with 800 qaartsrs barley At 7s Sd !;
British bark hence to United Kingdom direct, with
45Oo b.is refined petroleum private terms Acri-
bark hence 20 London, with 100 bbls do As Sd
d. ~ A. "a Norwegian brig hence to Gibraltar Tor
and Adriatc IN Italian bark, hence to Trieste. with
1900 cases do " 2sc Russian ship from BALTIMORE
A. 3D. German bark, hence to the Continent with 100
bbs do ON private terms
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON SPOT STRONG; FUTURES CLOSED
hTEADY-FLOUR sTEADY-wHEAT QUIET
CORN HIGHER - OATS H1GHER-wHIsKEY
sTEADY-PoRK DULL-LARD DULL-PETRo-
LEUM QUIET-o1Ls sTEADY-spIRITs TuR-
PENTINE QUIET RosIN QUIET COFFEE
'QUIET-sUGAR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. QUIET. :,
SATURDAY. Now 10-6 P. NJ.
Business fair for Saturday (to-dayl and con.
sdering tho storm good business done on
Change Flour was steady. with moderate business
Wheat was quiet Corn and oats active and higher
Whiskcy ateady. Pork and lard were dull. Freights
quiet Cotton the spot strong Futures closed
steady. Coffee was quiet and nominal Oils
steady Petroleum and naval stores quiet.
CoYfkE-Rio was quiet TIE sales were ,1U4 bags ex
Humboldt, private terms Mild coffee quiet but tho
tone OF tho market trie mer. We quote
l5@c l534c fair do, l7ac; good do 1876
prime do l9c. 19i4c; extreme range for lots 1875
2oc Santos, fair to good, l7>4c a17xc gold. 80 days;
Java. government bags, 2oc 23c do grass mats pc
24c Singapore, lsc Doc; Ceyon l76c l9,<c Mara
calbo. 1870. l9c Lagusyra lSc l9Hc; Jamsica. Ito
a lShc; St. Domingo 15c 1870 Porto Rice 17ASc .
zoe. Costa Rica, lie 20c. Mexican. lsc 101sc Ma.
1876. 20c Angostura lSc. 2Oc Savanis.
1910 19c Curacao, lGc. o l6c
CorroS the spot ruled steady. but tho market
quiet Futures opened 10 points higher ruled scady
day and closed steady with advance the day
IL IL points Tho official closing prices
pared with Fridays we're US follows:-
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The Stock Market D!
but Stronger.
GOLD l02 81 A 1O2 SO A 1O2 3-4.
Government Bonds Steady. States Dull
and Railroads Stronger.

WALL STREET,

SATURDAY. Nov l0-6P.M.l
dearsh or business st haunss the Stock Ex-
change and n tho matter OF samenoss day 10 ~
much like another Photographic copies from
The same negative. To-day has been exception to
the rule, fluctuations being confined 10 very narrow
compass and meagre dealings. BELTS tho ability Of
the small gamblers, who do not venture beyond the
rsking OF "white chips" The Angerers Of the "blue
ssacks are betting money AZ present either town
or to lose, and beyond calling turn occasionally,
Keep rclgiously-or, moro properly, profanely aoof
from the game Of speculation. There has been some
disposition TO have shy at Michigan Central, Chi
cago and Alton and Illinois Central by some OF the
parties, who, having netted their profits on
the rise, have since swung over to the
bear side. There is considerably more talk
than action, however, In this demonstration, and
far tho Michigan Central has borne the brunt Of
the attack This morning the price fell from e2h to
so, but subsequently advanced to and closed at o.
The changes in the rest Of the market smaller,
binary circumstances would have invisea an active
speculation. At the present moment tho market pre-
sents but meagro bill OF fare speculative appe-
lite, and operators, rather than take the risk Of
Duke Humphrey repast, refuse all Invitations TO par
tcipaie Tho bank statement Is tolcraby tar, show
ing gam OF nearly So 000 900 in specie as set-o to
ducton money call easy at OF five to
six per cent There nothing whatever to distin-
gush tocay's market beyond those Immediately pro-
ceding, and the record Of transactions simply reflects
the dealings OF tho small but habitual spectators
OPENING, HIGHEST AND LOWEST.
Tho following Table shows the opening, highest and
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and specie exports, $4,000. Tho total imports since
January l. this year, were 2sl.3ii.S57. against
$27s g37, 006 for tho same period last year, aud
$2s4 523 0s3 in 1875. The total exports OF produce
since January this year, were s24s oo9 against
s22o, l57, l43 FOR the same period last year. and
s27 3ll 227 In 1875 The total experts OF specie since
January /, this year. were $sO,s4s,osa, against
S4l, 45s,Iel for the Same period last year, ana
SCI. 627, 96l In 1874
STATE BONDS
State bonds at the Board were dull, with sales con-
fined 70 Tennessee sixcs, old, at 4o>S TO AK.
RAILRoAD BONDS
In railroad bonds the largest transactions in
Han nibai ana ST. Joseph eshts convertibIes, which
advanced to s7k-a rise Of az per cont. Lehigh and
wiikesbar consolidated fell per cent The other
changes were iollows:-An advance OF y IN Wabash
convertibioa, u IN do Arsls lex coupon) Union
Pacific arsts Pacific Railroad OF Missouri nrsts and
Lake Shore seconds tcouponsL and u In Michigan
Central ssvens.
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.
COMMERCIAL.

49,, LosRos, Nov. io-5P NJ.
Spirits Of turpsntne 2as ID aa4s per cwt.
AsrwEar, Nov. 10. 1877.
EXCHANGE REPORT
PsrkEas.srn dull at oss Western dull u 5ss Bacon
Sax of.r aS short sS qS =
Beef-india steady ut io2S. extra steady
dull 1t Ss 0'i SsSsprms city @ 3D. '' Sa
l,, steady r. as. Kosn-oom%9n dull :.
ess Lard oil dull as ~. FiourExIrs dull 2ss.
Winter a ~ M = ID 40; %
2ss 80 cOssonsaed Oil-Ysilov Amsrosn, IN the
- LONDON, Nov. 10. 1877
lane with rather lower prices for several articles and
qualities are s S. cheaper than a. the corresponding
r.tss In the public sales showed
S GOOD a s
cciory plantation Ceylon coffee has realized full rates.
a. ssn e
a a on seow o
lower .hs s demand being SLOW Several parcels q salt.
Inactive There II no business In the low priced descrp
ti0nA
FINANCIAL.
LONDON Nov Io-5 r. N.
Paris advicss quote I'VE per cent rentes luoE Tor
TINE LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE.
,. ~, LoxDos. : ov 70, 1877
y rising tendency on the continuation OF the Rus
sian successes. soon dissipated by relapse
the Paris Bourse, which itself succeeded by
somethng approaching local panic account Of tho
strained state OF politics Since tuesday prices have
tended to recover. although FRIDAY there again
tendency TO relapse continuance OF the French cis
Though prices now appear high everything which ayors
further rise has an Immediate effect ON
wade tbs speculative market. American secu-
rites, although moving In sympathy with the general
OF prices have been ut times depressed BY alarms
the subject Of possible evasion Of the payment OF inter-
goia sales OF Erie have pressed upon
the notice Of resist which large purchases OF
shares are said TO have boon previously made Bonds
tue other hand have improved We "a per for
three months Lsnk Bills"
S LONDON. Nov. ~, 1871
Silver Is quoted at 5131d per ounce.
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Wheat quiet. Tie spot iuture sales were about
December land 5000 bushels 30 red winter on private
ss,1. x II =, Ss u. y T.,
sales call only 5000 No. red winter ior
for
ss T. - 49, 4'Ss essm Nc 81 sS y - -
bsesmeer ~ 80 b!d "a 3,s asked: n. Northwest ~
bid 81 2s,s asked do, Dseenbe ii 3o,s bid 81 sa,s
asked co.a wa. ir@er Tho SALE. oas.Ids q es
ea.s for No. mixed aioas and sc Tor
@ mere s s@'as; o. d. ss.:%
Der 10 = at s2..c. as..c aud ieooo DO Deeemeer.
Mo Ss aasa J"nHary 80 ss'e Ia e,s asked;
ss % 5a. sss s
were 1900 bushels. closing as iolows-No white.
80 mixed sas s d. s.a, go 20 50 DO s1se
beans "Is ruled ssaay sI. aus a late
Beans. 81 . 80; white sidney, Y 1870 rcd DO 70.
'S's sss %
a. u 50 per bushe. and Canada Held. 10 bond. were
SSssss scesed Sc os"sda At bushels ~o
bushels feeding barley II 5se Rye was steady but quiet
Barley malt was also quiet ,-,-. 80.
iyss Isars isS xsiss.: 'f w.. aa'''a : us
dressed Is sss 80 Tor single s2lo sis r double and
asc Sc, currency. cash time; Manila hemp &C..
MolAssrs. Domestic Vas quiet. Foreign was steady,
ssS ~. s.oessy ss tss Porto Rico ; .os 's
Naval STORES Considerable business was aonc In
r.: :sS ssSs .,. Sew . 7, 4. make: s::ss
Spirits uspen,ne order Sac osIa
p Pick rns ''r sases. y rom
ton were as fol ows -Kosn hrm strained VI 20; good
.s a T ;;: sy 4 S. snr S:. ss ss8f, hard
No oil was dull The following we're The
ooc asked December and seller year. 53 bid 54c asked