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9opfen rnb Mals,
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GDir baben fets.enen Yorratb BON benz beften cana=
bilden @erens Nfals fir BraIer oute Ro9gen= DlGlo
far Deflateure an 5anb. unb ba mir nnier WfaJAanS
nersr0Sert baben, finb mir iest i'm gtanoe, aGe Aufs
trdSe i1ueQ ausSufJbren.
8oDo & Nt6ettS,
II. IA, eIo 0aAs CITRATE.
Nalsbaus am 6ube ber gutaDtr. fNou28, tSt6m]
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-05-05
Grfl6r,tne.

Do id aebDrt babe, ba6 elm Beridbt in llmauf 9ez
fest porbea lit, als ie i'd nidt lduger elm Semerber
inn bic 6eporltebenbe oemofratiide Domination flr
Sas Birsermeferamt pon Baltimore, 70 baIte id es
fur meine Bfidbt. bieien Serdt potip in Abreoe Su
fteaen. Uten Rame lit pon reunoen in perIhiebenen
&taottbeilen nit bieier anseesenbeit in gerbnbuns
9e5rabt fporoen, uno Do ib pom jeber alltan5 init
rsenb einem anoeren Gcnotoaten irei bin, 10 babe t
nit Die serinsfe Neisung, mid uon Der 8efperbuns
SuridsuBieben.
Q0S) GbarleS q. SEER.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-05-05
J(eue an1etgen.

w. @N5n,iSd5=Ratboltidbe ct. 9moserus=
Gk@A llMtcrttiikuuas=8eIeuS
Die Wiit9lieber obiger @eelidaft itnO biermtt enz
selaben. Vtnmtae. ben z. Wai, bel Der reselmdbi@
gen Veriammluns 5u erl6einen, inoem iebr ptd)ti9e
Mnselesen9eiten 5ur Serbanoluns poriesen.
SIN auitrase oes lrdfioenten
(10S-9) S. u. Sitenoorf, Getretdr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-05-05
Oermi(6te dn5eigen.
Baltimore esire e9n(uranfe Office
ati Der
SihmeFzGfe oerSuutbz u. @ateritr.

9ieTe @eIelI6aft oeriitert fortudbrene gegen 8ers
lutte ober Sdloben our9 SranounsId ioipo6l in oer
Staot, nie ouI oem 2anoe, alle Irten pon @iJentun
g9obuz, 2aben= uno @aarerb6uier, 6an6eiseiter,
aderbau=Erooutte, DobeIr, Sous GjerGtb!6aften,
i'm Sau be9riffene ODER i'm 9afen in eabuns befnbI6e
5abrJeu9c II. I. 10
0as Sirettorium heleht aus foIeenoen Serren;
gSm. q. Ssarriioa, Yrdiioeut;
Daoib 9. g9lion, 6. UtortOn Steipart,
Erancs Z. 2inQ, Y. Is. IeiDcomer,
Senrp Carroll, GrOtQe SUriue,
g. g. Steuart 50. &. SopIor,
9Bm S. Yruue, 9eorge 6. SarTilen,
6. pan Tapff. y. albert &iders,
&. Go6ert SenfiuS, Dtenoe5 Soben,
Ggnl. g. Beuni9ton.
appltotonszT ormuGare uno fuettere g2nd1tibt lber
Die @eie1Idait ipirb in Der Sice aui her Si6meitz
gde Der Soutbz uno gsatetrG6e ertbeilt, no audi ae
auftrdge iofort erIebi9t fperf IN. &eiftsrunoen
peroen duf trgeno cine 5ri ansenommen, ipeIde ouI
GppIitant iulni6en mag,
SaH11SH ar @onotuaro, SeIr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-05-05
Scr WelOtttarft.

geem=@prf, 4. Mai. = @5elO leidt 5u
2. 9Se6id fsit gu 4.88. @olS i9lOB
rnbia ut 1O65-1O7. SuubeszS zSbligationen
flau nub itetiq; 1981er Coupons 1141, 1S65er
1OS, nene llO@, 1967er 1134, 186Ser 1154,
re,le Siinfer ll19, 1O.4Oer Coupons 113.
aftien Ihloiien lebbaft uno feit gtetpz
gorfer Central 9ss, erie 6q, Safe 5bore 52g,
SQiuoilerGentral 55a, pittsburg s5, Chicago
yfprthpeltern 2O4, Brioritaten Al, GofzSS=
Lamb 92.
llnteri6abamts Sllan5: 9olo S78,734,=
OIL; Gonrant 42,578,760.
Seiorantf; ae3itsltdj Scr irlanoiid)=
eattaoifd,en Yilger. Ser Sant'
pier ,,Gttp OF Srafiels" tsod)
isid,t at:gelangt.
Of ntreal, 4. Mai. - Otan begt bier
arose geioraniB besiigltd beS S9idials Oes
Sampfers Sin OF gruilels," auf uelh2nl
lid, bic irldnoi6eu pilger einidiffteil. Oer=
ielbe uerlieB 9telpzOorf on oenlielben Gage
(2l. QpriO nit Dem 0anpter y@ermanlc; )"
Der Qebtere fam bereits ant letten Wputage
an ieinem geitintmurgsorte an.
Ser Grojs1.rs IT. Canada.
Sc utreal, a. Mai.-Imitatt 10 Ser
iouen, ,pie nlan suerft annabnl, perungliidtell
nur fiinf 8er{oneu burd ben geitern in benl
air6ipiele 6enepiepe itattgefunbenen Grbitur3.
8rdnpe.
@lepelanb, O., 4. Stat, = 6, $.
Qautbertas NtDbellaben, Sropn & &pbb's
gleir6brenfabrif, SerrD's aleiosrlabeu uni
,pet gSirtbifaftslofale 3u slfron, O., brann
ten in Der persangenen gta6t nieOsr. Serlni
$25, 900.
gS ON, Del, 4. 0iai. - 9i
gSobnung bes Or. Sobn u. Sromn III be
9fGbe bieler Staot braunte beute frib nIeoer
gerluft $4,000; @eriideruns $1,000.
@inein 4. Mai.-Ser rUtalontc
8lod" su Rarion, Ohio, uub mebrere amber
@ebdube purpen beute abenb burd) Seue
serit0rt. Ser @efammtpsrluft betragt ettp'
| $4,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-05-05
Rfateau Der 0asltd)t=go ntpa ants
BON Baltimore,

HWte0U Oct Vu1tttUt>CputVWUW"
BON Baltimore,
Nr. 18, Goutb Giraffe.
sofe....BtIIises 9et3matertat ..@ofe!
gpir baben cine porbasltde auaIitdt BON @otes por
rdtbts, tpeIhe mir benz Eubltum ais elm empfebIenss
pertbes SesmateriaI ffr bauslbe unb anoere 3tuede
oiferiren; fdnst eit 5euer unb tit fret Don lnrenis
feiten.
BefeIunsen tperben ir oteiem Bireau ober In ber
Ga6rif, Sus BON eeabenbalitr., ansenomnlen.
Breis $3.50 pro BasenIabuns, In irseno einem
Gtabttbeile abseIiefert.
(Sh23-gl SauteS 9. Emeutppoo, Gefr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-05-05

grS. Gor'S Snotaniid,es neaetabiIiid,es 9es
colt, felt % Sabren oils bas sr0s.t 8ureinisunssf
Nittel Der @esenipart befannt, Eirb nur in Nr.
177h, 6aBette=, NoroipeH=Ede oer Gmtatpf
9traBe, su6ereite unb LIT bei alien Apobetern su ba=
ben. [Nu926, 2Uftes]
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-05-05
llnteri6abamts Silan5: 9olo $79,734
vi, SnurnlIt AZ, ,578,760.
SeSpratiB ae3itsttd) Scr irldnoiidj=
canaotf6,et. Hsilger. = Ser Sant'
pier ,,Gttp OF Srnfiels" Ho1
isidAf tft0efdft1f.
Ser lSr0if1tr3 In CANADA.

81 utrea I, 4. Mfai.-Nnlfatt 10 Yerz
iouen, lpie n1au S1erit annabnl, perunsliidten
nur fiinf YerIoneu burd ben geitern in bem
air6Ipiele @enepiepe ftattgefnnbenen Grbitur3.
, 1877-10-18
FINANCIAL. .

San FRANCISCO, Oct. 1.-the Toss this ever
Ing says: "Yhc latcst particulars regarding the
srreut suspension Of tho firm Of Cross Il Co.
show liabilities of sos 600 and nominal assets
Of ta:5, QUO, consisting in part Of real estate,
mining clhms, etc. Within tho past sfxty days
E7H0oO in bills have been drawn and maluly
ne9otated through our banks Aad bankiuR-
houses. 4 vell-kuown banker and largo credit
oHof the aglu !nfor1us us that theirs IL not the
sl{ghtest possibility OF Cross i: Co resu,nlng
buelaess, end states that IS ceuts on the dollar
WI b. ths largest Amount realized IN the
PnilApxlfHJA, oet |l7-Ths failure Of tho
Albion Friut Works Ii el1phatically 1enft4 by
tla trm aud the e41hier Of Z bauk intimate
with their affairs. The ru.nuF grew out VI the
protesting uf VII aceeptance In Frovlaenvo
bank MhleA was Afterwards taken care VI. The
party tnuklux tho mistake Las since made every
possible fep4rattuu. but mot belore considerable
vexatlou was inflicted upon the lru by the un
ftAanst-Is FnUof.
, 1877-10-18

competency and douflc4leatng. This contest
mav temporarily tranafcr 10 the Senate the old
fight between Hove, Carpenter, and Wasfl-
bAr1.. Fhc lcttcrs OH file at the Post
OAIce Department and the Executive Man
sion dlscinse aome uf tho mysteries
Of Wthcnnsfn politics. kuschnn and 1fouser
were both candidates for tho otticc. Howe, In
February. eecmed disposed to appoint kutcl,ins
II hc tnull be sure he waa not committed IL the
support of Carpenter. f[uwt's 4cruptcs on ttiA
sroFe appeared 10 rttc from the fact that he
fGarcd CARPENTER might be runtlitlate against
him for the Senate. In March, however, Hove ap-
t'on; II I. All interesting local quarrel In which,
n view of the tradition and cnuFteeics OF tho
8enasc, Howe is likely to be victorious.
FoXfSATfOHs.
n fat trtsttrt httoet1f*d rrrss.
NA9H1SGToH, u. t., Oct. 11.-The President
sent tho following nominations tO The Senate
toslay, tovetller with several hundred other ap-
point,ncnts which have heretofore bern made
public: Enjoys Exttaordinary and Ministers
!lcni,UtcnfEary III tho United Statca-EdwaEtl
+. Suycs. France; jane. Jiussel Lowell. Spain !;
John a: knsson, Austria: Thnn,aa 4. O*Lurn,
Chill: lIcMrY ". Willard, Brazil. Ministers
Resident VI the United Htatcs-Iul,n l.. Stevens,
Sweden and Norway; James II. Comfy, laval.
ian 1stands; John II. Langstor, lfaytl.
NOMINATIONS NEYEKnED.
The Senate In executive session referred the
nominations received to-day to the appropriate
committees wltllout taking up anY Of them ior
other at tiut,.
!. IN a.lelltioha1 list Of appointments made dur
ing Tue recess n tue ecnate Will BE- sent to that
body by the President tu-morrow. Those trans
n,ttted to-day arc onfy about one-half the total
number.
, 1877-10-18

5psetat Dtspa.cA 10 TAs CA.eago 7rtbuns
WAsusN0Tos, D. c., Oct. 17.-Ths House
finished tho last Of tho Louisiana prra.facIp
caacA. anl conmeaced what Is evident Will be 4
prosraetcd debate on the Colorado case, aud nd.
Journcd oycr until Saturday. with tho under
standing that no business shall be transacted
until Monday. The Committees will not be m.
nounecd before Wednesday, Of uext week. Tbs
lrst ten days Of tho session viii thus hayo been
consumed by the Iiouke In organizing. Etam
aud Robertson, Democrats from Loulslana,
whose names wers placed upon the roll by tho
Clerk, had certificates from uoy. Nichols, and
the Republicans from Cor. Kellogg. There wAs
ous fact discovered Ia tho debate to-daY OF
which tne Republicans wera ignorant yesterday,
Tbs Democrats who have been placed on the
soll proceeded upon tho assumption that their
Republican opponents would bs seated by tho
House On prlma-faeie certificates, s:.l had AZ
corlin2!y served notico Of contest upon the lat
ter; consequently, Il refused seats on the
kellogg ceEtillcatcs, they were
WITHOUT LK1AL STANDING
before the Election Committee, and would not
have bcen a6ta to contest. Ths rules Vt the
llouae require that notice OF contest shall be
served upon IN opponent thlrty days before tho
meeting q Congress; such not having beca
served served. ~, ths ses;'ng Of ths Democrats
u sear FIJI fact h1 haxaR Geea uss eIs
public, tho Democrats consented u waive tho
technical advantage which the.r majority gave
them, aud granted tho Republican SuuteAtants
barren stght,.as t4era IL nu PROBABILITY that tho
two Democrats who were sworn lu to-day can
be unseated. Elan wa sworn in by purity
yote q 1T ayes re- g e ilg nayt Ths DemoeEat4
u tie swearing IN Ut the Louisiana members
after thu Denocrass yesterday voted In the
colorel Republicans from South Carolina
but little opposition from tue uetnoeluta Up
to this pulnt the HouAe bus sustained Clerk
Adams in nj Of hts decisions u tU tbs pEilna.
tarie right. It does not yss appear Whist the
2ction Y be
~ TO COLORADO.
Tho Republicans think that the Clerk haa no
tenable ground In excluding Judge Belfor4.
csats. Preparations have been made for IN ii.
fort to contest, When tho caas il recalled Gen.
Butler has the aoos 4, support of pelioFtl
, 1877-10-18
WASHINGTON.
Contested Gases Under Con-
sideration in Both
Houses.
Senators Inclined to Avoid
Vexatious Political
Issues.
Spofford, Democrat, of Loui-
Siam, win Probably
Be Seated.
Darrall aud Paoheco, Republicans,
Seated in the House.
Opposition to Gen. Har1an's Nom.
ination from Both
Sections.
Substance Of the Report Of
the Jones Silver Com
mission.
The Demonstration Of Silver the
T. Cause of Our Financial
Troubles.
Gold Alone Totally Inadequate to
Meet tho Requirements.
Demonstration Abroad an Argument
for Remonetization at
Home.
Some :sof the Schemes which Are 10
Do Broachcd During This
Session.
The Demonstration Of Silver the
Cause of Our Financial
Troubles.
Gold Alone Totally Inadequate to
Meet the Requirements.
Decentralization Abroad an Argument
for demonstration at
Home.
Some sof the Schemes which Are 10
Do Broachcd During This
Session.


Special Dtspa,eA to The ca'en9o Tribune.
WAsmiHoros, d. e., Oct. f.-The Senate
fk'r1n1at1cd around the edges Of the KELLOGG
spoi1ord contest to-day IN an exceedingly cau-
tiouB manucr. Everybody who spoke WINS care
ful not to refer to tho unpleasant farts in tbe
recent noDtticat htstcry Of 1.nttfstnnn benrfnr
,,,,, tbo ca.. and thor, ,xos M o.f,,,,rt III
s,.,' 49, s., s..a "Ie ~" s'on. u.s.
postum nut to to'cl1 tno e1p!osse ihateF'al LOT
political discussion contained IN 1t. The pre-
1imnary debate developed tho significant fart
TINT Einunt1s. ntatne. aut1 Cnnk1}nu wont. tho
ti,o ro.n,mtt,,,, r., '..t au,r"..i ."r, ~
~. ~. 1Se"I' r,''.a s.as ePo"a sI"t W
the kiectlons COMMITTEE, lnsteaa OF having
Immediate action hv the Senate. As Conk-
ling nut It, tf,rsp new credentials needed tho
utnIstrn,,nns of tho conm,,tcc n Ia ort,ort
.,'". t.s Ta.,....,,s 49, s. - 49,. ~ s.,t'.
t""t tne t'e'noesu'7 "'ea" ~ o'Pose tne 9aotton
10 feIef TIC epouofd fesatat1oa Win
THEIR SOLID ARRAY or VOTES.
Tho Committee Oh Privileges md E1ecttopa
Il. of corsr ,,,,,t ro1,ci, nv tho RcnmI,rons All
.s 's.'aT,",,n .s'sa'sas,. "u'
II 'uuEc oPo!o'"s e"aeu''ats "e3a put IN lta
hanas 1t might bo long time before they could
be got out a1.ain. The test question will bo on
tho mutton to refer, All the Repub,Icuns WIN
,or,,- ,.,,n,,, al III ,v,,,, ,vo.t -, <,..t..
.a''' teA'fN' ""e ~. ""o "a"s ~ ton'po"e
, 1877-10-18

WAsltlNaroN, u. C.. Oct 1.-THE report OF
the Commission 10 Investigate tho opcrattons
Ss' ~ u , Luz sAa ,,, ~ s'n' anu eoe
to'''tioHe :" haae Pao''e' !ae commission
unanimously report as the result ot tho lnYestf'
Eatton that "rllc customs service at port Of San
Francisco is tntc,jgcntIY and efficiently Der
formed. anil IN t},c whole rio rorr,,,,~ ,',,a.,
j., , @aa' ~" .'.s "' .us s,rue aoaest
y a"u eso''o''''ca'ly eo'!ec'ca. Inc tom'nss-
Bion report tn regard to tho Mint that its bull.
iun and coming operations are faithfully and
\ efficiently eonluctct. md TINT. It tp hrinpip1
thc,n trto ,,,,r rr.snn+ 1rb s,ota ~ .tn,d.,'.,.
ae''' .''to e.'e'' p,e1s''s "e1 s'Ato .! e"ee"c3'
superintendent Lagrange mas performed hts
full s!arc q tiuty, and Is entitled to credit
clerks hare generally been fuuud competent and
, 1877-10-18

COLUMBUS, o., Oct. 11.-At the morning acB-
Btou Ut tho MASONIC Grand 14oJgc, after hul1lnE
4 memorial service, 1t Was decided to hold thu
next session at Dayton. Five new charters wcro
granted. 4 resolution was adopted providing
That tho fiscal year shall close Aug. 81. Tho
election Of lrand Officers wns commenced. ".
N. Cunningham, Of Newark, WIS elected Grand
Master. and Reuben e, Lcc,uan, Ut Toledo, Dep
,aty Grand. Rcccss.
Thu Graud Lodge this afternoon elected tho
following additional officers: James 4, Stowurt,
Of Springfield, Senior Grand Warden; 8. l..
Fisher, of Wellsvillc, Junior GRIND Warden; F.
j. Phillips, Of Georgetown, Grand Treasurer; !;
John D. Caldwell, Of Cincinnati, Granl Sccrt-
tary.
The question Of recognizing cotorcd Masonic
bodies was laid on the table.
A resolution for subjeeting to discipline mem-
bess doing acts subject to penal correction, cx-
cert the selling Of liquors by hotel- l-kecpcrs, was
offered, md laid 1vcr uittt tue ne1t session.
Loy'syltLE. VILE. ~, ct. i7.-fhe Masontc
to.iay, etcrttng thc following olllcers: Grand
Muster Campbell II. johnson; Deputy Grand
Master, Jarob klcc; Grand SeMior Warden,
Thutnas 4. Pettitt; Grand Junior Warden. ".
Larue TlolnRs; Graul Treasurer, 4. u. HuIgcs;
tirand Secretary. ili,am barrett; drand Chap
EPHIS0YIkLn, ILL.,, Oct. l7.-The session OF
tbs drand LsIgc of kn!ghts Of Pyt'i!as to-day
the constitution aHd tho c!e"ttou Ut ottlccrs aud
othes business will l'ardly be reached until TO"
morrow.
Pr Molsss. H., Oct. 1.-The Grand Lodge
annuai rnt,,Inunfcation, II. II. Grand Master
ilcrnla,, BItnk, of Davenport, presiding. Till.
teen ollcers aud about SO0 othcrs arc III attes,l-
Shur,y Il Htr,tt {ks
that peacr aud harmony prevails III the jurisdic-
tlan. New lolgcs have bcen instltuted in all
parts OF the Btate, and tlu membership las
steadily Increased. Twcnty-four cases Of appeal
havs bccn ,:nderc'l. one being that mo lndian
Or nrgro, although hs have card regular On its
ttcc aud can psoya hlnself In the work of this
Order, can lawfully be permitted to visit =
.hat IN applicant Tor membership hAs attained
h!s majority by marriage doca not MIKE him
eligible 10 membership If yet under 81 years OF
lNptANAroLls. Ind, Oct. l1-rhu Grand
Chapter of Royal AFch Afasons tnct in tlelr
thirty:setonu annual convention today. Grand
!llssi Priest Pcden states that theFo ars ninety.
hTe chapters tn the State, and membership Ut
5N0. The following officers were clcctsd:
Grand High Prlest, simoa r. Johnsun, of JEFF
fstsonyllle; s.; Deputy ilgh Priest Morton +.
Nies, ot Indianapolis: GEaad ktny, Ihom.s u.
y. Williams, Ut Anderson; Granl Treasurer,
Charles Fisher, Of indianapolis; uran4 ssere-
ta5.y, J: u. Br4tnwcll, Of Indianapolis.
Ils Grand Lodge of Go1d Iempl7!s elected
Chief Tsmpla.; A!zs, sallle JScks9a. Ut Jot.
Charlottesville, q. ". T. It was determine. to
Pay Davis 500 year and the Secretary sao9
NuIc, ot Charlottesville, were sppolutel dele.
gate& tr0m this State to the Right Worthy Graud
, 1877-10-18

the 1eyces an rec1aImfne The a1tuv,o} land. .ub.
1cct TO ir,undation on tho MssIssinni River nro-
rides for an appropriation OF t523)OO for that
pufpose It IA proposesl To tliyi,le this ann in
such d manner "a to bring tbe atatca nj sffs-
souri,, Arkan.as, Tennessee, Mississippi, and
Louisiana to tts support.
BRAZILIAN STEAMSHIP srns,nr.
Louisiana meniers will ask Congress Ia All.
thorize the establishment OF ocean inatI-stcat,,-
ship service bciwccn tho Cnitr,I Statca and
Brazil. The scheme contemplated lie c.tal,.
lIshmeut Of direct mali connection between Tia
two countries by means Of a u1o1t1Jy line OF
hrBt-claas American sca-roInp stcam s1ltpk. 10 ha
Of not less than 2,tp1O tons burden each. anj Of
sufficient number TO nake Twelve round titus
or voyages pcr annum bctwcen tie civ Of New
Orleans, La., md the ,,ort t,f RID dc Janciro
tn Brazil. touchinQ at It. Thomas In the West
Indies. 1t Is proposed that the expense pf tho
acrviee shall be divided between tic two t;nv-
crntnents, and that Tie United Htatea' portion
shall nut exceed tho sum 0f sic, ,0o0 for the
performance Of twelve round trtDs ter nnr1uU,,
10 be pa,d out Of any moneys app,orrtatetl ft.r
the service Of the Po*t-Ltllcc Department,
and that the mail-ste1n,shtps e1npluyed in the
service shall be exempt fruin aiI fs,yt-cl,arrcs
atlh custom, house dues at thc mort VI departure
ami arrival in the United States: I'ropidNT, That
sttni1ar immunity fFom port t<barges and Gus
, 1877-10-18

Eptctai DlspatcA fo The tAteugo TrttHns,
WAsHlNGToN, D. C., Oct. 7.-The nomina-
tIon OF Con. john ii. Harlan to be Associatc
Justlce Of tho Supreme Court Of the United
states Was made this afternoon, as was fore.
shadowed ten days ago In these dispatches.
There arc Indications ct two-fold opposition
to the confirmation Ut Gen. Harlan. Strange to
say, this opposition Is expected u come from
extrcme Southern men and from extreme
Northern men, and from exactly contrary gea-
sous. Tho Bourbous, 1t is said, arc raising Oh
Jcctlons to Harlan on tue ground that he Is q
ltatlteal, and not proper representative OF ths
South or Of tho state-lt!ghts school. Some Of
the Northern Republicans ars opposlug him on
the ground TINT, although union soldier
from the start, ho voted for Gen. Mcclellan
aud opposed tho constitutional amendments.
1t Il not true that Gen. Harlan opposed tho con-
stttutlonal amendments, for he ma@1o The ca.l,-
palgn for Grant and Colfax, stumping his Stats
on tho platform Of
Tisa CONSTITUTIONAL AMxNpMENrs.
Harlan's speeches III support Of the amendments
arc soma of tho strongest that have ever been
nude. THO story il also started that Geu.
Harlan is relative ny blood or marriage Of Mrs.
llayes. This IL also untrue. Neither t'en. Aar-
lan or hts wifu arc In any WY related to tho
Presidents household, and Gen. Harlan never
saw President Hayes Until last sprlng.
sEtItkfAkr SHERMAN
ID not to rscapa csitttsns with regard to hs ap-
pointtnonts: Thu Furty.th!sd Congress passcda
resolution declaring shlt hereafter a1l Treasury
appointments shuuiu ba made On the basis of
ratio Ut the population Ut tue Suites aud Terri.
tories. II IL evident tllat this law tlas not been
strictly observed. To-day tho Dsmocrats gave
notice OF \ resolution calling upon the Secretary
tor Information Oh TINT SUBJECT.
PEhstoN AGENTS
from different SECTIONS of tle country had Z
nlrctug hers to-day tu confer with tue Comma.
sloncr q psnslou: ~ to tue hest means u con.
Il IL Aetesaary that the roll In The Treasury
shuul1 correspond ex1etly With rolls tn tbs
different pcnston districts. They did ullder ttu
old systc,n, Aherc caeh State had ita
two pet,siol. distFtcts aa4 two rulla. Under
tho consolidation order, the new ultcea su1ae.
times Include parts II several States. Thts bus
0eeaA!oueA considerable consultation to ex-
peditc business and prevent frauds. Many VI
aotIuatt0n order, and express doubts " to its
probable success.
TIN DIPLOMATIC NOMINATIONS
Tomorrow the new diplomatic nominations
are expected to reach ths scnate. aud there Il
class misstou. either for that seteE4n editor,
Muston Me3ilehael, or Afr. Wayns Narveaxh,
Siluon CaMefuu's soIs-tn-Iaw. Who was ou tAe
New Orleans Commission.
TUE FOND nu LAC fosT-oEFICk.
1t appears that tlu cuntes& between kutchlna
and Houser for tho Fond iii Lac Post-utllct u
to be renewed belore the Senate hero. kutch-
ins' fE!enus arc not dls posed " allow Houser to
g cona!@sa without tfrenuous oppostt9u
4Eppears 10 have the support u thu rest of the
WtAcou4tn deleRation. kutchius' friends will
attempt 10 einbasEss* Howe by charges Of i1-
, 1877-10-18
THE SILVER QUESTION.

prponr ~ ~. -o.,,,n. ,c,,,,,.n.ox
So.cfu, fusnosc, ~ n. rz,r,ao T+shmr.
WAs1tsnron. n. g.. 0rt. t7.-Thc rcn,rt n.
Scnator ,Jonca, Commission unon the silver
question, ~ long expcctcd. was cumulctcd ]ate
this afternoon. Senator Joucs has spent the
whole summer here upon Il, The report COM
prfscs volume OF 2t0 pages, accompanied by
volume Of statistics OF equal size. The FOL
lowing Is an epitomc Of the conclusion at which
the majority Of the Silver Commission have
arrived:
Tho first question rclatcs to the causo of tha
recent change In the refntlvr yan,e NJ pu,n
,uI .i,,,,. ~, -. ~ ~ r.. -
nv. .'. a'o w '',o VI 1-as ena'se'
1me M commission eoncluueu'
The caufcs nf recent change In the relative ralne
oi gosd and eireF arc n1alnl! the demonstration
g. eMxce ~ uefmsny. the Cniteu states and thc
Il G1nns oss,ns. ~ n"a .mo c.osn11 o. tnc nnts
causcs wcIc XIII h. observation-disclosures. pin,ir%!
tion Of lin Asistir tjrmsnI fn, .ifvrr sn Nv -,
enormous aggregation Of Tie actual md i,Fospectiye
yield OF lne Nevada silver mit1es. tbs elect Of
the demonstration 80 far accomplished has been
avnally disastrous. especially u The countries
i; w!sh nave recently aemoncttzGl silSer, Of In
"'nen 'oe solu s1ahaatu wv" alfe*oS estaellshed.
TIE SECOND QUESTION
covers the two points of the restoration Of the
double standard In this country and OF The best
.ss.a.,ts..s .Ss"ssu ssa ., a.a sa,el t.e
commission recommends tic restoration OF the
double standard and tho unrestricted cnlnagc of
both metals, but nro unable to agree Upon tho
twsnr thc,n'
e"se' 1ne"'' ..-.-.....
TUE THIRD QUESTION
relates to tho policy of continuing 1cgal-tcndcr
notes copcurrcptly with the metallic stan,]arls.
AM, t,,c cYects t,cr.,r ur,,, Inn 1ohn- t,,t,,.'
..,aa ...,, ..ss,.,, - 49,, ..... r,,.a C uuus
.i'es' al'a "eui." ~ 'ne conn.sS. toc eomta's-
soners 10 not suppose that II IL possible to
, 1877-10-18

Louisiana Republicans think TINT II the ccrtin-
Gates !aaucd by Witt a. Acting Governor nf
Louisiana to the opponent ii J,ar-
reli had been received here before
have placed the name II f)arrelps oppnncnt on
the roll. although Darrell hal certificates both
from Nichols AMI from Kellogg. 4 special
messenger was sent from Democrats lllRh In
authority to the eEpress Office as late AZ II
octoek Monday morning will. the message that
an Important package from tor. Wiitz was
rlomcntasiiy expected at thc House uf Repre-
sentattycs, 6nt it did not arrive until the next
morning. Louisiana Republicans also fay tnat
tley have Information frntn New Orleans that
Goy. Nichols purposcly abscntei himself from
that state to give Wiltz an opportunity Of
Issuing the certificates.