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The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-11-01
THE RESUMPTION ACT.
m WAS UNDER BERArE IN THE HOUSE
GoMMIrTEE On CURRENCY.
The Committee Resolves To Rerert nil'
IL the House rostpanias the Time
Fixed for Resumption In the ssess,mp-
tftu Act.

wAsHtNafoN, Oct si.-'rhe House Banking
and Currency Committee will prpcesd at On
early day to the consideration Of bills for the
relngnetization. Of silver and repeating ths9 me
third section Of the. specie resum pion ast. at all
is no doubt that the, remgnetizatien hil' wv
uass both Houses and receive tue approval, Of
the President, The Impression pfevt!ls tho,
the repeal 81 the time Z sed i9r resumptqln VII WI
that the President will vet It, and that It VIZ ne
impossible TO secure the necessary tWo-thifus
vote Ia the Senate to ttass 1t ever the veto
this morning hnd under. consideration the bill
to repeal the third section Of the Resunpti =
aets A spirited deba g. Of an hours dn,ration ,,
took place Frequently Interiupted sl by dlaoTiy ",
Messfs. Ewing, 81 Ohio Ph Hips, Of Kansas and
Ford, of Illinois. The latter. howeyer, protest
Ing against the bill being reported In l's pres. res
ent shnpe, and fayuting further consideration
aud cettain mohiliea ipnH. ,.s,.-,
!. Mr. Hatdenbere, Of New Jersey, spoke aeainst
It. But the bill Wis finally ordered to beteportel
Ayes Bueknser. Il te u Missouri Eying Of Ohio
Yates. Of Norli CatolinaI Hnrtzel Of Illinois
BEL, Of Georgia; Phillips Of Kansas. u.s,,a,
Flames, of Rhode 1sahd: Fort. OF Illinois, and
Chattpnden, Of New York. ..
OF those voting far The repeal hya are Demo.
Gratis and one Republican and 81 those voting
aEainst two are Democrats and three hepubli'
ears
The committee also considered tlebil for tht
reinonetizatipn pf silver aud gold. They woMlt
have perfeetad the same for Q, ,renprt, 70 ~.
House had not Mr. EaiteH Of Rhode Island
raised the point tnf order that the hour for tht
meeting Of the House had arrived, and this
point the chair decided well taken and the com
Tbe biii fot the repeal of The third section o
the resumption art will be reported after read
ing the journal this morning.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-11-01
= The Pennsylvania Railroad.

putrApEtPHIA. Oct. 31.-The directors of the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company met this even
ing and aftera thorough review of the financial
condition of the road decided that 1t would be
inexpedient at this time to declare a dividend.
The books of the company show that the road
Is now engaged in a large and profitable bust
ness at no time eoua'led. except last year: but
the destruction of property during July has en-.
tailed heavy expenses Tor repairs and the re-
placement of rolling stock and depots de-
stroyed. The company deem it more prudent
to apply the surplus funds of the road to the
purpose of placing it in its condition prior to
the riots.
The resignation of Wm. J. Howard solicitor,
Vas accepted, and Hon. John Scott appointed
In his place.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-11-01
THE FRENCH CRISIS.
THE PRESENT MINISTRY PROPOSE TO
RETIRE.
They want the New cabinet, However,
10 Fellow the same Policy as
they Have.

LoNDuN Oct. at.--Ths Paris correspondent Of
the Times telegraphs: The Ministry having re-
crgnzed the necessity Of retiring upon finding
that the sehate will not undertake. the resp9nsi-
bility Of their acts by according them vote Of
confidence. has decided to nominate new Cab
met.
For this Cabinet men Of The same policy as
the present Ministers. but having neither
standing nor talent to overcome the Senate md
the Liberal party, have been chosen, II is
thought the approval Of the Senate may be OBJ
talned for such q Cabinet, while the real power
remains In the hands o. the present minister's
The correspondent thinks even the Ministers
will eventually recognize the mprattieabiity of
this plan, which, even If 1t obtaiped the assent
Of the Senate. would be secuted by the Cham
her
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-11-01
Vbe Army A,propr n tiea HuIe.

WAsHtNa1nv Oct sl.--The Appropriation
Committee had prptrscted meeting this morn
ing aud eosidered ard perfected the army sp-
pronriation bill to such All extent as will en-
ab & them In nj probably 10 report to. the House
tomorrow. Gen. herman, Gen. Townsend,
Adiu'ant General q. g., Gen. Meigs Quarter
MASTER Gen. McFeely. Com mlssary, Gen Benet,
Chief If Ordinance and several other proni-
nent army officers were before the committee
and expressed their views ns to the teeess les
Of the different branches Of the service. The
committee also had considerable discussion MS to
increasing or decreasin tue strength Of the
army, but no definite conclusion was reached.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-11-01

LerpoN. Oct. STA dispatch from bucharest
says that the Russian troops around Pleyna are
esfiIna'ed at 10000 men, together with fifty
Siege and 500 field guns.
dispatch from Upnstantinople says that tia
Porte admits the capture OF Tslisehe BY the Rus
slams. Great Hheasihess prevails in CONSTANT
nsps regarding Pievna4 there being rumors of
h sueeess Of Itnssans In the rear IT t1at place.
A dispatch from ErzerguM aays tl,at the siege
of Kars has been opened. The gafrison. which
p5Itsis of 10 600 men, Is well proyi5ionhd and
hnun t,lanfH Of ammunition.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-11-01

LONDON. OFT. 81.-The st, Petersburg qolos
has speeial from Kueruk Dara. dated yester-
day containing the follgWing:
Negotiations with the Kars garrison is broken
off and bombardmsnt Ieepp meneed The dis
trict Of Ko ysmon will be placed under Hus.
sian administration. = he corps Of Gems. Fl y
mum and TergukassoT have formed June
tien and are near Hassan Kalsh.
iNoTE,- the 1plegrdpHs Erzeroum special,
teegraphed this morning, states that Moukhtar
and fstnail Pasha have retired to Il strong posi-
lion near Hassan KalahJ
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-11-01
La ter.

INDIANAPOLIS. Oct a. Midnight. - Senator
Morton passed q restless night but slept u
greater part Of the morning and his food re-
when his pulse vibrnted between 100 and t4o.
He has been growing weaker during this after
any interest in public affairs. He is fully con
scous Of his condition and is perfectly re-
signed: his mental faculties are unimpaired.
room. His death is only q matter Of few DAYS
nt fnTthnat.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-11-01

PANAMA. Oct. 2B.-The ELECTORAL Commission
of Panama.
The reported death Of Henry Meigs Is con-
nfmad.
Prof o ton. Of vassar College, died Of mala4
rial fever
A priest was killed In mn attempt TO assassin
ate President Barrns Of Guatemala.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-11-01

LEVY HAS ARRIvED-The children will be
delighted to know that he has seen Santa Claus.
and brings with him the glad intelligence that
the Jolly old soul is as plump and as lively as
ever. and making every preparation for his
annual visit AS Levy is a personal friend OF
the old gentleman, we have no doub the Palais
Royal will be his headquarters while in New
Orleans.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-11-01
A phIladelpnia Fire.

PHILADELPHIA Oct. 91.-Crag, Finley h Co.'S
printing aud Ii hographie estab ishment. In the
rear Of No 1O2 Arch st est. q tour story brick
building, was almost totally destroyed by fire
estimated i'm at from s5oooo to- to $4,000. The Ne h.
odist Book Rooms. ftcing oh Arch street. were
slightly damage !. The property belongs to the
Methodist Book Concern.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-11-01
A Patent GasHa

BALTIMORE. Oct. 9l.-In the United States Cir
cult Court to-day Judges Giles and Bond filed
their opinion in the case Of j. Winston Jones
w. Lewis NJ. Murray. This was a suit for In
junction to restrain the latter from using a
process for preserving green corn which was
cgimed to be covered by certain reise ued
patent held by him. The decision which was
quite lengthy. .rest1irms the decision of the su-
preme Court in the case of Sewel vs.. JONES.
declaring that reissuei patents did not differ
In any re apeet from original patents. The In.
junction was dismissed with costs,
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-11-01

WASHINGTON Oct 81 "A bill has been intro-
duesd IN the House authorizing. the Secretary
vaoko Pacific railroad. This bill will be pressed Il.
and 1t is rai' NED for The route that It Will give
every phri @ ,f4 me Erahae s ,n ne f t ,t,, INV
nieation with the South Pacific Ocean and min
rral lands of Mexico. The proposed length Of
line Ia 100 miles, and ii Is stated Mexico has Of
fereI to assist In the survey
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-11-01

WASHINGTON. Oct pi-1t is stated that Mr..
Pot er will resign the chairmanship Of the
Com mmittee on the Texas Paeille Railtnad. 1t
appears the majority Of the committee are in
favor of vong esstonai ete uragement to the
road, against which Mr. Potter. the chairman Of
the New rk Democratic Convention Is some.
what committed 1ts NJ Mr. Potter Isl not by any
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-11-01

WASHINGTON, Oct. 3t.-Delegatns from letter
carriers TODAY visited the Capitol and waited
upon various Senators and Representatives, by
whom they were received cordially. On every
side encouragement was give, them as to the
passage Of their bill The outlook for iis pas
sage during the present session Is not very
cheerful, but 1t will be undoubtedly called UP In
the early days of the regular session, with fair
prospect of SUCCESS
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-11-01

IoNb N. Oct, 5t.-Mr. John Welsh stated this
afternoon that after mature delibetation and
with great dlffld nee he had reluctant yielded
to the wishes Of the President and had con
eluded to aeeapt. he ngmihation of Minister to
Engatd. II he should be confirmed by the Sen
ate. Mr.. Welsh Is seventy-tyyo years old and
nude his money In the sugar trade.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-11-01
The Turkish Loss Mt Dubruk.

LONDON, Oct 3t.--The Times special from Po-
redin contains the following: The Turkish
loss at the capture BY the Russians OF the posi-
tion near Gwipji Dubrnk, October "a. was at
least 1000 killed, besides wounded and prison.
ers. The Russians only succeeded in st0rming
the position ut the third attempt. They nc
cused the Turks OF twice aIlurng them under 81
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-11-01
The Orange Troubles Again in Montreal.

MONTREAL. Oct. 3l..-The Orange young
Britons intend holding grand concert to-
night, Notwithstanding all the thre tening
duty at the entrance of the hall They desire
to have march on the 81 h of November to ee1e-
brate the discovery of the gunpowder plot II
has been formally indorsed but q strong
pressure is being. brought to bear to have the
Orap genen sbandon 1t. There is much activity
among the Irish Catholic union lodges. and a
troubled feeling exists among oil classes.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-11-01
Tb. Abyss,n,su war.

LoNpor Oct st.-The 1Jrnes' Paris dspate h
reporting battle recently fought between the
Ring Uf Ahyssnia and Maulik. states That the
latter lost $4,000 met In killed and wounded.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-11-01
A Church burned.

SALEM MASS. Oct. 3t.--The First Baptist
Church of this city was destroyed by fire to-
night Loss 100000 including $4,000 on fnrni-
ture. organ and library: The church was in
sured for $4,000, and the organ for $1,000.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-11-01
The Narragansett park Races.

PROVIDENCE II. l.. Oct. 31.-The attendance ut
Narragansett Park was very fair. Dotwithstand.
ing the nclemeney of the weather.
The first race. for the 2:2O class, was won by
Frank Mnnson In three straight heats, Lady
Degget second. Best time 2:22.
The race for the 2:24 class was postponed un-
til To- mnrrOW.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-11-01

OTTAWA, Oct 31.-Gan. Sir O'Grady Haly. com
mander-n- chief of tn British forces in North
America. has been promoted and will Leave his
command on the 1st of May. Cen. Sir Seby
Smyth, at present commencing the Canada mi
litia. will probably be his successor.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-11-01
At yIevna.

LONDON, Oct. st.-Russian successes In the
rear Of Plevua are evidently producing con
stsrnation In Constantinopls
A spspihl dispatch from Pera to the Man
chester Guardian says If was reported there
that Orehanie had been captured with Chsfket
fashh md several thousand troops
If this wns so. we should probably have had
the first report Of 1t from Russian headqnar.
,rc
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-11-01
The Russians st Dubruk.

LONDON. Oct. 31.-The Times Bucharest cor
respondent says the Russiaps are terrifying po~
aifiUns at Dubruk and Telischs, as they are
With combined attack by Osman
and Chefket Pashas.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-11-01

WASHINGTON Oct. 81. 1.-The vote in the House
to-day on the repeal of the time fixed by law for
specie resumption was generally regarded as
test vote, and while the strength Of the oppo-
nents of resumption was not as great as was
supposed II was demonstrated that the meas
ure will finally pass by q respectable majority
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-11-01

ToRoNTo, Oct a. trhe giebe publishes m ae-
COUNT Of be seventh and last t epty. with the
tletsd on the 32d inst. BY signing The treatys
The .prourietafy rights of the Indians. except
Within The limits tf their reservations, r are for
foot countries, cont lining an area OF 900 squire
miles and n population Of 1000. The Indians
have been formally and peacefully transferred
In Canada
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-11-01
A M,nistry of the svou.pate Left.

LONDON, Oct so-Ths FiandorHs Paris corre-
sppudeht SAYS: President MatMahbn has re-
eglved positive ass urances that a moderate II fl
Ministry would have the support Of The major
itH nE the En1latn.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-11-01
servia's Ex PLANTATION.

CJoNsTANrINoPLE. Oct. 31.-M. Christies. the
agent here. has communicated dspateh to the
Porte saying that SerVias attitude does not
iusify the. .Per'es omplaints that Seryia's mil
itafy measures are designed @oIely. to protect
her frontier, and that Seryia hopes for maiEse-
nance Of good relations with Turkey.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-11-01
The steamer RoIty,a

LONDON Oct. 81 The steamer 3 lliva, whei
spoken Ivy the DnvDnia on the 24th inst, with
brok Ell shaft was In latitude a deg 40 min
and longitude III deg. min west.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-11-01
The washington Races.

WAsHIEsToN, Oct 3t.-The races. on account
Of the rain have been postponed pntil to-inor-
row.
The Internal revenue receipts to-day were
s252,22T II :; customs. s3i2,oao % national bank
notes received for redemption. sa3i 900,
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-11-01
The Committee on the Election Of Presi-
dent.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 3l.-The following Is the
senate committee to be announced to-day Il
inquire into the mode Of elacting the President
aud Wee President Messrs. Ednunds. Oonk
ling. Mem ilan. Davis Of Illinois, Teller, Bnyard
Thurman aud Morgan.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-11-01

reney Committee will proceed at once to the con-
sideratinn of the bill remnnetiziug IF silver,
which they hone tn have renady to report to
the House Immediately after the repeal bill
This will prevent any adjournment Of the extra
ian
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-11-01

New YoRK, Oct. 31.-The amount asked by the
various departments Of this city for 1878 was
sa2 iii .7a9 70, and the amount allowed by the
Board Of Estimate and Apportionmeut Is s22,.
bs2 3sH A. against s2s 7st $50 40 allowed for carry
ing on the city government for the present
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-11-01
The War In Asia,

LONDON, Oct. 31.-Ths TeieWapbs Erzaroum
special says hat Muhktar and lsmail Pashas
Kaleh, The Russians occupy position behind
Koprkoi.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-11-01
Possible sjly.l war.

PAR1s, Oct. 5t.-The Repubhque Francais. II
an editorial deaeribas the present crisis tts yer
grave and says It must be Terminated, or NJ
shall be drawn into the most terrible Of thtastfo
tine-Hivil tyar
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-11-01

WASHINGTON Oct gl.-tn his forthcoming an :
nual report. the commissioner Of l. ternal rev
anua will recommend the cont nuance of The
bank tax. He devotes considerable space to
giving reasons for this Recommendation.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-11-01
Music I'm stones.

lflTRfHlb tN6V.J bHteTpFlsbs
A gentleman Of this city who has been taking
O look among The old Abandoned mines III
Truekee district made o. critical exhminatiyn Of
the musical mountain Of which q good deal was
first discovered. Some Of the early miners
pitched their tents at the foot Of the fnountain
and were not q little surprised md puzzled at
hearing, during tho quiet hours Of the night,
tiDkling sounds that seemed to pervade tfI@
whole atmosphere; coming from where they
eGga & fsosa s Y Ys'her sm Ing Tegnas xsrg me
they supposed that the musical sounds we're
caused BY, the wind. playing among PIE
they found that this solution Of .ths mystery
would not answer. as tho same bushes Were
found eveTywhsre, while the musical SOUNDS ID
mountain vt the foot Of which they we're
cgmped. They spent much time, in scouting
about and listening o. nights md quiet hours
sounds to o great bodsof, small pieces Of rock
that covered the slope OF The mountain These
bt q rock ggad t9 b. gs na sn
emitted we're caused by the action of the wind
am9ng them. The gentleman yho recently
ing e, find it good deal Of hunbne. but he
he had asnticlpated, the mingled tink--
an Holian harp, and frequently attain
ing a startling degree Of iouaness and
dlstinetness. The sounds seem 10 rise and fall.
approach and recede, as though caused o. gov
erned by the wind. On 9 close exafniuation II
was found that the small flakes of rock covering
the face Of the mountain contain Q largs per
netie, and there appears TO be constant motion
among the chips OF I, which appear to c9yer the
gToand n the depbM M e g seYgFal nHa @ rock T. ny
to be moving down the slope y the , mountain
with q slCw, creeping mot on q z alaeier. and
ehe sppnf 8 ever ass e' Is oof thought W T. ass M
ticking and tinklng. sounds. which are - nu~
merous as TO, mingle aud rise into @ single
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-11-01
IN t,e HING.

sT. LOUIS. Oct. 81 -Wm. Wieners, convicted
Of the murder Of A. V. Lawrence. In the saloon
of the Theatre Comiqne. in this city. on the goth
Of January last was sentenced to be hanged
Dprp m tith
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-11-01

The British Bible Society reports an aston
ishino demand for the Bible among the Cf,s-8
sacks, Over 10000 have been distributed
within the last few weeks The excellent linen
paper used ON the CT esses makes ffe
best Of gun wadding, and thus the Gospel b
spread among the Turks.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-11-01

Liverpool Sailed aeythia for fiYarneol. Franee
dom Cuhonim fer Havte. City Of Vera Cruz fot
Hnvatp
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-11-01

LONDON Oct. 31.-A dispatch from Bucharest
SAYS that Prince Charles ha- returned to that
place as anti war disturbances are threatening.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-11-01
Rankrlslpfeh.
TortDn Failing Fast.

LOUISVILLE. Oct. 81. - 4. Kolkrook. tobacco
man ufactufer, made assignment. Liabilities
are $G3 900.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-11-01
HIaine In Maine.

AUGUSTA, Me- Oct. 3l.-Senator Blaine arrived
home tonight. The long journey has fa tigued
him greatly.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-11-01

INptANApob1s. Oct s1-senator Morton has
been losing st ength during the afternoon. and
shows symptoms of early dissolution 1t is
hardly possible that he will survive more than
a luv ar
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-11-01
The German Ultrannsntanes ana the
EaIrk Laws.

BERLIN, Oct. -ultramohtanes are erGulat
ing z petition to the Emperor to repeal the
Falnk laws
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-11-01
WAR NOTES.
The Montsnsgrins Resume Hestil,Hss.
Ropman,an ANTI war Disturbances.

LONDON, Oct 51.-A dispatch from Vienna
saws Prince Nicholas has eti Zettngs. and tbs
Montenegrins are resnming hostlities.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-11-01

Oct your kid gloves at Kreeger's.
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The Government Of Egypt

The Government Of Egypt is
mainly run BY foreigners. In the Naval
Department are an English Post Cap
tain and many Of his courtrymen. At
the Treasury is an ex-Secretary Of the
British Admiralty. In the Public Works
Department, the chief places are filled
BY Englishmen, and the railroads will
presently be placed under an English
officer of engineers. Education is
under French and English supervision.
The Postmaster-G General is from the
General Post-office, London. In the
Telegraph Department are two English
Superintendents- The Judges OF the
Court Of Appeal are also English. The
army Is chiefly ofiicered by American
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earnest efforts 70 secure 70 our country the
blessing. not only Of = material prosperity,
but OF justice, peace and unions union
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but upon the loving devotion Of . free peo-
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BURSErT's FLAvoRrSG Extracts are used
and Endorsed by the best hotels, confection.
ers. grocers and first families in the country.
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DuRASo's RHEUMATIC REMEDY never falls
TO cure rheumatism. Sold by all druggists.
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RHEuxATIsxcured at once by DR.. Durang's
Rheumatic Remedy Send for circular 10
Helphenstine q Bentley, Washington, ID. g.
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SEE advert OF v. x. Phoenix. Blooming
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