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New-York tribune., 1877-11-10
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ARRIVED. .-.....---..-.-...- NOV 2.
Steamship Acapuco. Clapp Aspinwali Vow l. with mdse
and Pacific Mail steamship Co Nng 2 no lat, exc,
spoke schr. y. Taylor, from Baltimore i0r san Bias.
SAILED BIZ WAY of LONG ISLAND SOUND.
Bark Jorqunua for Malta Henry A. BurnAam for Boston;
brig j. II. Gillespie. f0r lIalff.
WTND-sunset- sandy Hook, light vi cloudy. At City
Island light, W.; clear
FOREIGN PORT
HALYAy, ". g. Nov. 9.-Arrtved steamship Cortes from
New YORK
DOIEsrIC PORTS.
CALyEsToN Nov. 9Clelred steamship Rio Granfe, for
ew-Iork, Warrior, Tor Liverpool.
FOR y g-AOrk.
MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
QUEENSTOWN Nov. 9-The Cunari Line steamship scyhia
Capt. Hams from SewNofk Oct 81 Tor Liverpool arrived
here o'clock this morning
The White star Line steamship Baltic, from Liverpool
sailed from here 40 9 a. today for Nevf0rN.
lEOr other shin Ncrs see SereH!h Page
New-York tribune., 1877-11-10
McCLELLANS MAJORITY.
BETWEEN 5000 AND 5000 IN NEw-JERsEY-ThE
GREENBACK VOTE ABOUT 5000

NEWARK, n. j., Nov. 9.-Estimates made
here on the vote for Governor give Mcclellan Dem)
pIuraIitv OF about 135OO and a majority Of between
5000 and 1000. Cumberland County, heretofore re-
ported for Newell Repl gives Mcclellan 10 piural'y /;
in Burlington County he has 22O. The GreenoacK vote
will reach probably 5000; in Cumberland County i Il
1918; in Essex, 776 in Passaic, 800 in Warren 1St
and in Gloucester 22i The reported election OF fem
ing 20 the Assembly from the I'D Warren District was III
correct MacSey DEM was reelected by 2oI MAJORITY
This makes the Democratic strength In the Assembly 49,
and gives them a majority Of on Joint ballot In Upper
Freehold, Monmouth County, Ex-Governor NeWeIs
home the Republican majority is 22i against last
year West Orange General McCellan's home gives him
the largest majority received by any candidate
except David Dodd in 1874. serenade Is TO De
ciyen 10 him Tomorrow evening
New-York tribune., 1877-11-10


Lewis 5. Goebe, the successful candidate
for senator in the With District called upon by
TRIBUNE reporter yesterday, in relation to the claim
made by his opponent, Martin Nachtman, that he had
been IN fairly treated Mr.. GOebel said that he under
stood Mt Nachmau took his defeat very much 10
heart but he had not before heard that he considered
himself dishonesty or unfairly defeated. For his own
part he had taken the whole canvass very quietly had
appeared at no public meetings, and al no time had
said anything against Mr.. Nachtman He had
heard it mentioned that a few defective baIoS
Iod been cast FOR him. These be understood 10
have been ballots upon which, from Wpographlcal
rr ar rlisurut the first initial OF his name was IN
ysibo causing the ticket to read 80 = G0eDe Ihese'
he said might nave been the detective pa referred 20
nv Vr N1clmau but he desired 70 say that any such
drt must nave resulted from accident, for neither ne
nor hi. friends mad caused defective ballots % De
rirfrd NOR mad encouraged their The number was
Insufficient 10 have made any difference III the res OF
tha eIertiou and. on the whole, he apprehended no
trouble ln re score of any unfarne,s MI G0eDe >u
ose ne mad the circulars referred 70 nv MI NacAt
man reviewing hs connection win Jle new AlscIudI
savings Bank. He knew nothing Of their origin.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-10
PASSENGERs ARRLHED.

FROM LTVERpOOL-M Ss11nstip Aigafg.-Alexanfer
Allan, c. H. Barue- Mr and Mrs Z. ~ Beach and maid Mss
Lizzie Beach and W W Bennett. D. Bickles,
Miss h. A. Caquhouu. John collins. jonathan C0rukes, J.
W. COndit, A. Durkee Patrick Egan, Miss EhrhOrn. A.
Esschenauer Ms g. 4. Fax J. .. Fredericton, j. Fulton.
C. A. Fulton, L. Gilmore W Gordon, " l.. Hambruch. Mr.
and Mrs q. a. Harrison. Mr and Ars. Hrlmal, Mr Hem.
enway, II. Hicks G. A. lIowarl Miss Kroger, Mr. Laid
low, MISS T. Lamhshead. VI. ". Iaugiln, g. :. LangOn,
Henry Lee jr W H. Lowry John Nicl John NicOL IT, Don
Enrique ortiz pl T.. Parker Dr. Luther Parks Thomas
Potts pruss. g. r. Webster Reed Miss Mary Reed James
Henry SAFE colonel aud Mrs. F. J. Yorke, Miss X YOrke
Mr. YOudal. Y. Rath. Thomas smyh.
FROM GLASGOW. SedpsbtD Efh0Ufa-J NJ Henfcr
Christie. Nj ulrdOn " - Johnson. Mrs
Miller. Mss I. r Glenuie Miss Ida Petit, Z. I. GetcAe,
Miss Williamson. Ars. Lemnnt.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-10

AYrHoY-on Thursday. nov 8 st her residence. No 1,
West S5ts u &c. a ar t9 .53, 32 y1r o. eI 6se ags ~ q
The friends Of the family are invited to stlenl her nnera
a. a. 80 osoeE Is.1 ''u''H' '''
RF1Ts-suddenv in BROOKLYN NOV g. Nathaniel C. Retts.
Funeral services ms residence, BOB Rayouds Frday,
lntcrGent gt m Babylon l. L. saturday morning
Long IsI4ud papers please copy.
BUDD-on Thursday, Nov. d, Bern l. Budd. NJ D., III tho
Notice oi tuueral hereafter.
C0NANr-on "Wednesday 7th inst, his residence Madi
son \ J. Caud.us B. C0uaut. aged b. years
Funeral Al the house on saturday lOsh ns 10 n
Masoac funeral services at Masonic Temple corner 2$st
and 6tl ave. on sunday 4iteIaoOl 10y. A. - -oO , A
Ancient Lodge 72Brcthren you are hereby summoned 70
attend emcrgent communication A. our 2ixs l9o NJ ~
SOME e.g ~. & 1es.i a. 5r p F'skt Worsh!pfu Caudius
b Dy cIisr orier CHARLES 4. IILLARD.
The Masonic fraternity also members of A A Rite md
friends generally are invited 10 be present.
DAyp,oN-on THURSDAY mgra,Hg m r Aaae stN' VIE OF
Friends Of family respectfully invited 20 attend No
aIg Vest l5tl,t On saturday. IOth inst. AT o'clock
GABDNEAt Geneva T. T. on Friday c Soy q p ~ Nary rye E.
and daughter q the late PHILIP Nsn Ren'seas Of A40Any
suddenly THURSDAY the sih INST a. CfomTcii l9nn, p
Tie funeral vii take place on sunday a. H e A4'L 'Hs'
from Lls residence al that place.
LEGGETr-On the IN inst, susan A. vile OF James !" Leg
Tie and friends OF the family respectfully invited
10 attend the funeral Oh SATURDAY morlIhf a t0
Her romans viii De taken to sleepy Hollow" lay,own ior
intermouL -
atc residence 80 East 32h IN the 6lst year OF hs age
Notice OF funeral hereafter
Troy papers please copy.
ROGFPs- Thursday sth insi Arthur Rogers
IN Ils 20. n friends are respectfully invited the
his se residence l95 7prns-s Oh SUNDAY Now
Il. II o'clock
sTrRGEsIoslah r. sturges tho sth inst. in the 7Osh
FgSefa residence 253 East liOthst At p
N. saturday.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-10
A GREAT on tNcE FOR THE PRESIDENT

The Bland Silver Bill aud the Ewing anti
Resumption bll have sensby checked tAe progress of
the country toward sound business conditions aud
healthy activities. Nobody knows what 10 best 90 do.
10 cannot DE- predicted WHEELER dollar is lO be- worth
100 cents six months hence, from 80 tn 90 cents iu-
certainty and lack Of cOnndenc, destructive the
operations ~ legitimate business. and these been
reproduced by ihe currency uukers in Congress even
while the measures thcy propose are n doubt. fr
tic chances OF their ultimate IptDn concerned
The nna enactment laws OF the Silver and ami e.
SUMPTION Bills would bring 30 pass panic
and lasting is effects than thc panic ~ 1873. 10
from such calamity the Intelligence OF the nation ASKS
President HAYES 10 defend us u oneress VIII NOT That
he viii DO MS dnty Ia tue pfemAss We VIII not permit
ourselyes Lu doubt
New-York tribune., 1877-11-10
A DIsORDERLY HOUSE CLOSED.

Inspector Murray, accompanied by a squad OF
officers has closed the disordery house at No ia Canal
st. which has lately gained O very unenyabe reputa-
ton rs resort 0f prostitutes and thieves. The place ia
kept by Frenchman. who goes under assumed names,
but is well known in the Tenth Precinct IA French
LOUIS" Captain Foley arrested the last MONTH
the charge OF keeping dsOrerly house. but failed
prove his ownership OF the premises. The Frenchman
discharged, and not slow express Lis sats-
faction at having beaten" Captain Foley. Last
NJ he was successful IN escaping arrest when the Of
hcers visited his house ana closed t up Three other
persons found III the house we're arrested.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-10

rr,am The PerrriHe NO. PeoPf's Forum
TuF NFw-YORK TRIBUNE mas oeeh Justly
ia .. fl. lending American hrWrptp'I' I. lS''' '.i
c I ,,,,ulnIrare. In the excellence aud NaIioI hi
@ of n. news, editorials, corr gspoaIence anu D'"T
- .,f zoe. ID make up great diy now ,t''utl' Il
ilN.' il. g-irb vou firmly, but honestly ana cpH,,leu
H"a-y in .ucn manner ~ Go conlninl {opI I, l
% ~ l.supct It's .udep uirurc' "hue al ili.5 l.Hy
.-oN i.t trr r.-encr OF E-puhi.cdu pthcplt7 lnat
& 5n,liy upheld. permit, % io di'eus- Iu-',i.ns oa
l ,,1r with cludcr thlt IriF Joan hai- never
ri,Dn IN h "a good paper, and "e coihmeu 81 q" oHI
readers is such. ~
lFron ~, 81 LoHif iio.l ',c"td. hap''sII f I'm,
We confess a growing admiration ior he
" 80, r,r.,-St as approaching nearer than any
% , f ,Ir tari ~ what secular louihiilam 'h1
u,' l'fenr in pa.itrs, thus ,ttihlug ai c'tIuptuh
- t.urd it viii u.t please thr pafdeAh' pHt roc
, ltr.t the n erch1ut the mechanic, the ti 'irr'
Tic Iliulf su,t the srcis mas 1i 'Ie p'"i'' "- ~
if fr b. tur r,sl paper DO thc HUlil
New-York tribune., 1877-11-10
THE RAINIER PEPUBLIcAN DISTRICT.

At the meeting, last evening, OF the Repub-
lcan Association Of the XXth Assembly District, two
members reported to have used their influence on
alation dav IN support OF the Tammany Hall candidate
f,r Register An INVESTIGATING committee was appointed
FyTuIge Dittenh0efer ann Junced that the AAth was
the hammer Assembly District OF the city, having pOed
Larger Republican vote than any other The defeat OF
RXV was attributed by those present almost entreIy
- Ina oppositlOu 10 rapid transit IL thought that
nn more uooular candidate could have been selected
New-York tribune., 1877-11-10
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

. ~ las. divisions of tiar Tor me - rolrs
-reia B ~alts uas rspfs'en i- os-A'on'
OF tle lEsrclry DARING tlsse nou-L
TRIBUNE OFFICE, Nov. IO-l a. m.-Athoush the SKY
was coudess yesterday afternoon there was Ht'e I'e
OF ar-pressure fa OF temperature t Suhuo"h "neu
- +L..e cb,pges bcran The moisture OF the air Is
For ais city and vicinity, fair cool weather with oc
.,soral Iglt clouds NAV boz expected to-day some lh
rease OF coudiue-s is probable to-uorioW, thou&h no
rpr storm 8
New-York tribune., 1877-11-10
FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE-MARY ANDERSON.
The encacement of Miss MarY Anderson. al

The engagement of Miss Mary Anderson, at
the Fifth Avenue Theatre, announced some time ago
in this journal will begin next Monday. Miss Anderson
comes to the metropolitan stage ncralded by rich prom
se Youth beauty, natural aptitude for the stage ami
some training known TO be this ladyS qualifications
The sght Of a healJhful, happy human bene-un-
buraened by care. unblghted Dy sin and unit ammeed
by those inevitable complications OF human relationship
which grow up in long experience OF the world, and
which often make life effort and bore-is, in ITSELF
blessing We incline think that Miss. Anderson owes
much Of her present and her auspicous altitude
upon the stage TO her condition Of bloom and goodness
she will presently denote hat she IL an actress Her
entrance effected in the character Of Pauline
in The Lady OF Lyons" Tie dramatic company engaged
by Mr.. Fiske includes, understand, Messrs Eben
Plympton. Mines Levick, J. E sudey Fred Robinson
F. o. smith and Edward Marble. NJ. George Vandenhof
has volunteered his valuable services to act with Miss
Anderson during her engageme
New-York tribune., 1877-11-10
OFFICIAL VOTE OF WARREN COUNTY.
}FIyIpERE. y. j., Nov. 9.-The official vote
Warren County is given below :
ESTIMATES IN PENNSYLVANIA.
PLURAIIrIEs VARYING FROM 900
TO 1900.

DEMOCRATIC PLCRALIrIFS NARfING fhOM ''"VV
TO 10000.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 9.-The morning news
papers estimate the Democratic plurtes on state on
GERS a. follows in the counties heard FROM
Times. Press Hiq,nrer.
rre,s,re--- Ar,os q Moves - g.43q .. -.3O6
Aufli0r-Wm. Il. Schell....---.. l,Jet .----.
sun C0urt tJldge-J0hn Turnkey 7,3-3 4,142 .-..--
The Times thinks the official figures will not vary it es-
Inmates enough to put Judge Trunkeys plurality below
1000 nor above OOO and says it is safe TO estimate IL AZ
1900 The Treasurer and Auditor will have from 10000
l20OO plurality Colonel Noyes receiving the largest
vote The Press estimates Judge Trunkeys plurality III
the entire state at about 5000
New-York tribune., 1877-11-10

Some women love To praise their husbands.
Said Louisville WIFE, the other day, n her earnest hon
est way: my husband smart man. yes ne is.
never smarter. Why, he has got t fixed that
70 any store In town and IN debt much as
please and they can't touch thing But Of course
WOuldu'rp
New-York tribune., 1877-11-10

A VALUABLE GIFT LADIES APPRECIATE
wonderful invention for repairing clothing, table aud
bed nen and other articles. without patching is
away with every Wilson sewing Machine sold at s27
and 500 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-10
HANDs oFr TIE DOLLAR or THE DADDIEs

DR.. Linderman would do well if he would
mAu his oficIAi duties His efforts help tine war
against money eXtra-1ical, mpeItlurut,
auu scientific. IL does not become him 90 devote
himself 10 the dl-partgemeut OF original American
money and his exposition % tine disadvantages OF the
double standard is DOOR sJun that ymlsIes Ike mist
beside mali dozen sentences n Tire mint report OF Alex
.er Hamilton.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-10
GET RID OF Coinage FUIsANCEs.

We quite agree with THE NEW-l DIRK TRIB-
USE iu the suggestion tnat tine twcnty-een piece
ought TO speedily demoneuzed aud retired from cucu
laOu. We hope the proposition viii he 50 extended as
TO ABOLITION or the uicke, which is also one Of
the debased cOIus put forth in these la,ter day
New-York tribune., 1877-11-10

until her patrOness died She then became teacher IN
large school i'm CINCINNATI but her health began to iai
she applied for a position as governess " MY Goo
cried the cenr she has been my wife Tor Ne years
He had married his own sister They divided tbe pro
pcrtv and placed their children under the roof ot
frend. and then separated forever.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-10
A GREAT TRUTH.

II Democratic gains, sometime ago IN ONO,
showed dIsprOyal Oi President Hayes CIVIL Service
theory Of reform and his Just and Constitutional
toward the SOUTH what do Republican gains n Couuec
tlcut and NeW-lork indicate now That Republican
corpse IS a right lively agent III u political contest.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-10
5yseiG! Notlces.

youuz isernan aged l9 years Just landed, desires
any nc OBTAIN AFlng NNGnF-
aud the shypng business and is good bposkeoper can
roresuond German Russian, rctsys ana hngnsh StF-
York references Address PAUL II Box 20 tribune OUSe
For whitening the teeth. all who have ussi declare
1lat wit -DLDDON naugtt upon rarth can compare
try fr-ud, Tor a short time, aud You
Wal aiulit that ths verdict Is perfectly L ue.
Nsr,ous Exhansuou-A ms';cA ssssy comprising .er,es
York on and u premature dccDe shcrEg "a
tspu,Aby health DO r-g2aed A1orjns clear
.yop OF the peJmen marriage sBd tne neAtnen NJ
and uh irby b-ng Tie resc O 70 yoArs "a
rsr,uoe PTce - oants Address the aGihor Dr. l. J.
KAHN on and resconcs, 81 4 lusi 81 > 4
Pateots Trademarks, Sc,
secured the Unitei State and iHresn oounIisso D
AaTHLK V. hSEs's PAl ESl AsEE-f
1b- broadway New-f0rN
BAst reiereness send FOR oook q lnstfscaon
Posi- once souce-rhe foreign tae -sss sadias
sATURDAY November TO- 1871 xl sioss Al s.s orss On
m FSDAY AZ H. for EurOIe bT s;ea--sAs ll4ap VA
0u~epstDwn WEDN E~DAl at 4iO a. ni Tor Epfsge ~
ssausup Russia Queenstown c0irepVluen'lle - -'
n he forwarded bT mus oc sprcdF a'esfsn
and AZ France direct ny steahsllp S.i., -
Tavre on URSDAN, az p us Tor tutolr ~ sle~lsnp
Tr.-ins via Plymouth. Chsroolrs aud hampeik On -
rRDAY Al a r. Tor Europe ~ steShsllp eitl o - "a
tord via Queenstown corfeSpnlieuce ur He-d-l '-ot
iand and orth Ireland - be orN zen ,s -
f a. sleciay addressed ani a. o D. M i9r Scotland aad
N ~ Ireland steamship I'lopl "a Aofe aHa Hss-
- .1t AZ $50 r. karDlc ~ sirtastlp ~ t-" VI.
Stsruton aud greuen. lhe -vamslps ioiio hussa ahd
.6,ond Ir n1sfa HenutfA. sweden
Soyw.v rhe mails for Hayt aat AlhE,t9b p Ja VIZ "Ase
Rr.,S, aud 81 Taepas will leave New-lorN NoNcmler -
% s.s sr CsinA sEc Japan wll leave Sal FAlc'Sc" No
Ss~Yors, Noy. 3. 1877. r. l. JAMAs ros1asst.r
New-York tribune., 1877-11-10

The Cbce0o Timer sand: In the grave WiLh
Oi-yrr Morton was buried the party whet OhNil !.
zfrtn l.f" tuu tus uD1t Giy tAAt parry EaF" altA
i m, .,di--ii,r mule aud Ths Times misl1ok " fOI
tn. ,se.tern VIM. oi tno rafthquahe.-lA l. GfHphc.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-10
GENERAL POLITICAL NEWS.
THE RESULT IN CONNECTICUT
TOTAL VOTE OF s3.672-THE LEGISLATURE kE-
PUBLICAN by 81 MAJORITY.

Returns from every town IN ConnectlcuO
show that the total Of the State for County shernS
was G72 against 122 So for President in 1876 The
Republican vote was Ols, against Al 212 Democratic
3l6 Prohibition, So Worldngmen and 16 scattering
votes The Republicans have plurality OF sJ6 ana
majority Of AIS Last year the vote for President STOOD
Republican, 59O34; Democratic. 6l,934; Greenbaek,
774 Prohibition 81; scattering, 80. The new AID Old
Legislatures compare as follows:
New-York tribune., 1877-11-10
NOTICE TO QUIT.

From The Cincinnati Enquirer lDerpl
Sayler and Banning will please take a last
long. lingering tLcIr seats, FOR they viii
see tuelu more after this TIP.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-10

BATH. y. Y, Nov. 9.-In the XXYIIth SEN
ate District Ira Davenport Rep) receives l7G5 MAORI
tv. Two years ago Bradley Dem) got 2'57O majority
-Four years ago Bradley had 1850 majority ChurcAIis
majority in -teuben County Is lOOs.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-10

s13O.270 ia lands and cattle. The various banks in
Lexington, Paris. Frankfort, and all through the Blue
Grass region are among his creditors
New-York tribune., 1877-11-10

Angeil'. Turkish. Rom7n and Electric Baths. north
elst corner and 2lth 81, whether sought A.
luxury or FOR the alevaton u suffering J. Dee ud supe
any this country Europe Ladies, day and even
ING. EeDt.eIaen, day and night
New-York tribune., 1877-11-10
The Great Fraud.

IrpgE BLACKS Reply To Mr.. stoughcns Defsncs Of mo
ELECTORAL COMMISSION Pamphlet OF 81 pages, win
he published On Monday. II Trade suPpnsA BY tOs
American News Co
New-York tribune., 1877-11-10

CMCGNNATI, Nov. 9.-Eeni y. Groome, cat
he d,nI.riu Cllr County, Ky, ned petition In bank
rtcy yesterday Ills liabilities Sl7s ,Jls and assets
New-York tribune., 1877-11-10
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
THE AGITATION IN FRANCE.
TIE CABINET SILL HEsITATING-THE ORLEANIsr
SENATOR'S PPOsISG 1T.

lhL AAblNEl SILL HESlIAIlNG-lHh OALEANlSI
SENATOR'S CPPOsEG 1T.
LONDON. Friday, Nov. 0, 1877
A dispatch from Paris says: "The greater part
of this mornings papers publish report that yesterday,
after the sitting OF the Chambers, The Duke de Broge
and his colleagues defnityey resigned their portfolios"
later dispatch states that a contradiction ia given to
the report that the Ministry had dfutvey resigned II
Is understood the Ministry will appear before the Cham
Der OF deputies to-day prepared to answer for their
The Day Telegraph, Paris corresnonden saws hat at
meeting OF forty COnstitut0nalis5 OF the Senate,
that the party should sanction dissolution of
the Chamber Of Deputies, IL it demanded, sup
port the present Ministers
REPORTS OF AgOTHER CABINET.
special dispatch from Paris to The FaH MqH Gazette,
says President MacMahon has received at the Elyee,
General Nnoy and Senator's DAndigne, Clement, De
Montgoher Delso and Brane, who. it is believed will
form part OF a new Cabinet OF Resistance"
THE SENATE SHOWING CAUTION.
LONDON, Saturday. NOV. 10, 1877.
The Timess Paris correspondent slys il is reported
that tho Right intend to interpeate the Cabinet to-
morrow in order to give it opportunity Of defending
its system OF Official candidates. The Left however
seem resolved to take part in the debate not wishing
to facilitate the Cabinets retirement before the
sembing Of the senate Is said that IN that event t
There is. far, no indication thar the Senate will
courage the conflict desired by the Ministry.
VI. Bocher leading Orleanist who represented the
Constitutionalists the depuaon Of members Of the
Right which waited upon President MacMahon Thurs
day night and promised him their support writes that
tine object Of The ConstitutOnass 70 explain that
their refusal TO support the Ministry did not imply hos
tIhty 10 President MacMahOn.
TIE ORLEANS PRINCES CONCILIATORY.
The Tpess correspondent declares that the recent
tices in the Soie recommending Macllahoa TO pursue
concatory policy were the direct expression Of the
views Of AL the Orleans Princes.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-10

DOHRMA MAN-PTRVES-O Thursday. Nov 2 AZ Crsnf0ri
N D. hv tie Rev George r. ruryr ~ Wayne, Penu., LIZ
zr - daughter of Alexander p Puryes 10 James h. Dohr-
All Oi CRAWFORD.
WILLIAMS FoOTFAt the residence of f. Howard Hutch.
ins0n esq, Buffalo y y, Nov :, l~1l, Oy Tie Rev j. "
Henderson. ". H. Williams. u. De- OF Brooklyn. y. Y, and
susanna Thr0op D; the late Anson EOOte. ~ d.
Of GulfoTd, Conn. NJ Carts
New-York tribune., 1877-11-10

~ Notice, Of H4yrages must be mior5eG riA fs!I
sduie and address
New-York tribune., 1877-11-10
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
GOvERNMENT NDICATIONs.

For the Middle Atlantic States, colder,
clear or partly cloudy weather. nortAwestery winds aud
rising barometer.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-10
rhr seu,iac Lihrary.

isSrhs Duchcss of Rosemary T. Faeon.-- loc
Ig4-Ay Mothers Wlie W AIasILs D.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-10
REPORTs " AEOTHER CABINET.

special dispatch from Paris The Ea Nall Gazette,
says President MacMahOn has received the Ey-ee,
General Ninoy, and Senator's D'Andigne, Clement, De
MOntgolher DcsOl and Brane, Who 10 is believed Will
form pArL 0l new Cal-n.t Oh Ee.Lslancen
New-York tribune., 1877-11-10

tariff uutl her manufactures were established lie
thourht the United states We're rapidly progressing IN
establishing manufactures themselves, and believed
trev yyould become one of the greatest free trade
NATIONS on the face Of the earth. lie Thought that
when that had happened and both nations were free
traders the balance Of tine nations had better siahd
aside and not contend with them III the markets oi
the world Cold comfort | am afraid the Blrmlng
ham people found in these views. They are
expressed in form TO which all frotec-
tlonists would not assent, but they nave
done service They have elected discus
sion; two daily papers in London deVotlng
leading articles them, undertaking to combat lhe
idea OF Protection as a temporary measure which
lies at the root of them, and sisnally ialling but
that is not much matter what matters Is that dis
cus.ion should once more be resumed in England as
in America on even terms. When have got 50 far
as to compel Englishmcn to admit that the ques-
ton between Protection and Free Trade Is an open
one, we have gained something. Nou know how the
American Free Traders write, and with what alec
tation of contempt they wont TO treat those VINO
dispute the soundncss Of their views and hesitate
about stalking the prosperity Of nation on the ac-
cuacy of their spcru'atiOns. Great names
are flung in our faces-Adam Smith, Ri
cardo Mil; dare we suppose we are wiser
than thcsel Yet il happens that the modern
writer, doing battle I'D an English journal I"i luo
interest, of his own country and seeking to refuIe
the argument on which General Grant rests his
brief statement, finds himself first Obliged 10
throw over Mil. The argument says the
wrter-very likely a member OF the Cobden
| Club and colleague of Mr. David A. Wells
is pau-.ble-so plausible indeed, that 10 prevailed
with rhe late Nr. M.ll nevertheless it Is economical
yuuteuabic7 This is not the first time that the Free
Trad rs have found Mr.. Mil u their way, or ilai
they have expressed thDir impatieuce 20 What t'H
call his concessions to Protection. II remind tArm
uthorifv must be- dropprd IL cannot Doe used sue
cr--fnilv until come name greater in ec"n"mcal
sciDnce than thal OF John stuart Mill can hc
NAV NOT be desirable a. % temporary measure. Ui"
name # NJ. Mil belongs 10 the frOtectonis,s aud
/ not 10 the Free Traders. @. " =