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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-11
PUBLIC OPINION.

What more could the Democrats ask for
They get all the advantages OF Democratic Admnistra
ton through Hayes, and incur none OF It's respOhsbli
ties. This must be delightful to them.-Utica Republic
can rep
Let the Republicans stand to their cOOTs
Let them reairm the principles OF the Cincinnati plat
FORM condemn Reputation in every form and guise ana
make an earnest Gg and they can recover the country
and place themselves in position TO sweep the field two
years hence.-L Hartford Post (Rep.l
The House of Representatives may fairly be
regarded given over TO the domination OF men who
but "a few short years aCO were IN open insurrectOu
against the Government, with the aYOwed purpose OF
destroying IL men who justify their treason
and glory in It'll Troy Times RepJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-11
.ho sos been mOre pleased here than he

-. ,,ind--be has been more pleased here than he
expected ,e.t o.roo5son of the
General aud one Of che French ara sn General
~ Davis and Mr. George W. Childs two small pic
W. hitch viii be interesting reminders OF America
tuf Grandfather One Of these pictures represents
auo "a nouse at Bethlehem Penn, to which Genera
1osTette was taken after Icing wounded at Btanoy
| d where he was nursed by the MoraVian sisters
VIM 4, vic,y Of the house occupied as headqnar-
IIartsye Bucks County, on the banks OF the
,n,nipy creek. in August 1777, when and where
.nI Iafovete frst reported to the Commander-n
CS,ef for service in the American army General paws
has had piece Of timber from 'ne be'nlei9",
sCe mic an nEsand carved with figures o. oTd
vs. the American shield ana ot1ef Coz npSseriation
NJ Oscar de lafayette and the 1EaIa 70 00Gh GE
Roc @,,npia Exhibition and grandson OF thaI
70 Go vue de Roehambeau of Revolutionary tines
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-11
OFFERS FOR BONDS.

SECRETARY SHERMAN'S VISIT T0NEW-YORK.
HIS DESIRE TO DISPOSE OF $4,000 900 BONDS TO
GET GOLD FOR REsUMPTIoS-Two PROPOSALS
RFcFIyFD-THE OFFER or THx NATIONAL
BANKs-MRMBERs OF THE FOUR PER CENT
SYNDICATE MAKE A BID.
Secretary Sherman is still in New-York comforting
with bankers about resumption of specie payments.
He desires to sell $50, 600 900 bonds terms adj
vantageous to the Government. With the gold re-
ceived from these bonds, added to that now IN the
treasury and that which will come from other
Sources he holds that he will have gold enough ior
resumption. committee representing Natlonai
banks has offered to take 100000 600 zig per cents
or new fives of 1881 at the market quotations The
members of the Four Per Cent syndicate nave
offered 1913 gold for $50 600 900 az per cents with
accrued interest. Secretary Sherman will give his
answer to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-11
SECRETARY EvARTs on THE POLICY.


awe are nearly through with the Southern
policy Tine greatest trouble that we have found
simply this: The Republican party IN the South
largely composed of the cOOed element aud brgadiers,
COOnels and major generals aud other eXarny officers.
When the President lnaugurated his policy tho negroes
found profitable 10 attend 10 hOclug ana planting
than talking politics IN the towns and villages and there
no one left to appoint but the cOlones and brgades
When we appointed few Democrats we found very 1T
tie trouble The difficulty seems TO lie with the Repub
themselves The President Is goodnatured man.
The delegations come TO MIN aud wait on him
a hali-a-dOZen Of them. TEey recommend Jones as an
excellent man for certain Office, or each may have
different name 10 suggest JOuess name Ii sent 10 the
Senate and then hnd out what terrible mistake
have made by tine opposition that Is brought TO bear
almost with every Republican appointment that has
been made in tho SOUTH As the is sent to
nents, ANA toe result II the trouble IN confirming. PIc
dent Hayes believes IN ODeyng the laws He Is up
0ency and we are only discharging duties public
. It has been nsinuated, Mr. Eyarts, that you Lad
presidential aspirations"
Yes SIR know that and they said that appointed
Mr.. Roosevelt Collector OF New-Y0rk looking 10
that end. Had / been DESTROYS OF laying pipes
Mr. Arthur for the place. He is a nearer friend
OF miRe-a gentleman with whom | well
in the future he was better Tor me- if Intended to be
AIDED by appointments since he could better control the
mdchine. The President Is far-seeing man, and he
goes Oh doing his BEST taking every thing pleasantly
II comes The dissatisfaction comes all from the dsap
polnted machine politicians who cannot control the
aun,sraton II they want 10 go back to the times OF
iour ears ago. le them do There rs in deny
ng tnat tue blacks I'm the South doing better for
themselves, and making more money than they were
men Always Thought that making the cOOred man
important factor ia Republican politics would prove
disastrous to the party"
dead Z" t'' -
On the contrary, no, sir. think IL is stronger than
to-day. But the black in the south must he
come divided before 1t VIII work important factor
in Southern pOhtics As IL becomes divided IL will DO.
cone a balance OF power between the parties"
Then you anticipate good results from the Southern
pohcyP
90 do, sir aud believe the OF the people are
with In endeavOrng TO work about certain rciOrmsD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-11

stage picures There Is single character III u VINO
inspires interest orexeept upon the score OF acng
clrcumstances-awakens sympathy Inc observer mas
call therefore TO study characteristics, or deve into
fresh mazes OF human nature numerous aunenoe
Cow the concentration last night snd-althOugh II
dragged and was rough-eagery watched for disentan
clement of the meshcs by vice around
virtue The piece was mounted exceedingly well.
The scenes are copies of those used In Paris.
but are inferior 10 the originals The dresses were
recognized as notably fine, alike for correctness ana
opulence. The acting generally OF an elhcent
order but never brilliant Mr. Shewell as Sehefnl was
exceedingly powerful in the later where the
situation calls for portraiture Of the conflict OF ad
passions and the human agony of baficd love- which
is the only real and redeem,1g fact IN TINS
yratched nature which the actor depicts so
well In Tie earlier scenes Mr. Shewel suggestive
~ an irascible Dr. Frankn-funny rather than i'm
peratlve and administrative rather than intense. MISS
Marie Wainwright an actress who has neither repose'
force voice nor presence, proved wholly incompetent
in the exacting character of Nddege and Mrs l.
NJ Hunter was weak and indefinite 7dtiGne.
In retrospect Of the miscellaneous acting, TWO
presentations only start into prominence as con
spcuousy good-the eccentric Popo0 played by ChafleS
Leslie Allen and the manly, polished, earnest Vtdd'mT
admirably acted by Mr.. Il. j. Buckley. The comic
bumor Of Mr. Dan Maguness found but slight scope III
Cnrcassiy but il was well indicated : and II was not
overone This actor OF genuine talent, and-What
is Inoreof taste The Incidental musc-with which tine
Evi,es ia literally supped-has been arranged by Mr..
Napier Lothian of the most accomplished musicians
in tine country aud it really embeshed and illustrated
the performance last night There many outburss
OF public applausche elk and dOgteams. IN particular,
evoking loud pauds. 1.-THE Exiles" was, upon the
whole well received The piece is not so good in con-
strnetion and STYLE the version made By Mr. Rowe,
nov rreut at the Broadway but ii is better presented
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-11
TIE ANGLO-RUSSIAN QUARREL.
RUMORs OF WAR AGAIN ~ CIRCULATION.

LONDON TNUfSuhY ApIH IT, IoIo'
The st. Petersburg correspondent of The
Times tecTaphs rs follows:
The horizon Is again overcast. The change is at
ttbutcd speeches made IN the British Parliament
to the consequent alteration in the attitude Of the Aus
tran Cabinet and the apparent hesitation OF Germany
act IA mediator IL l. believed In official circles That
~ Lord Saisbufys remarks on Monday indcate an
Intention of going to war.
The Agence Russo states that short circular accom-
panyiug Prince GortsciakoTs reply invites England to
formulate her proposals.
The Illness Vienna correspondent remarks that this
seems TO point to intention OF trying to come to
separate understanding with England was attempted
with Austria.
The Berlin correspondent of The Times says the at
tempts al mediation seem TO have made It probable that
the Powers will only consent to participate IN the re-
vision Of the Treaty Of san Sctano on the same con-
dition as demanded by England.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-11
GLOVER DEFENDS MOORE.


Washington D,SDrtcb % The Cincinnati gazette.
Glover, of investigating fame III the House,
having udcIle his party 10y receiving secret
assistance from Moore tie notorious discharged Special
Agent of the Treasury sought break the force OF
blow he has dealt his own party by coming TO the
public defence OF Moore. lie says he has known him
well for years and 70 learn that he cannot be
believed oath. He conveys the impression that Moore
has not been employed III any way by his committee
This is designed to misead Moore was summoned as
witness time since aud the proper records OF the
clerks office do yet show his discharge In this way
has been PAID at the rate OF 80 day and he has been
present IN the cOmmtteerOOm assisting Glover In the
examination OF witnesses. The whole thlng is great
scandal the Democracy, and no one wonders that
Glover is attempting 10 break the force OF his use Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-11
CONNECTION IN ROUMANIA.
RUSSIAN TROOPS swARMING AT THE DANUBE-Ti

GOVERNMENT IN SUSPENSE.
BUCHAREST, Wednesday, April 10, 1873.
Reuter- telegram from Bucharest says: Russian
troops especially artillery, have arrived at various
places on the ROumanan bank of the Danube.
They have entered Fratest and command the rail-
way station at GiurgevO. They have also occupied
important positions on the Nyashlor River.
IN consequence of the urgent demands of Russia,
NJ. Cagalnicemo, Minister of Foreign Affairs, has
asked Prince Charles to recall NJ. Baltchano the
Roumanian Representative at Vienna.
In the Senate, to-day, Minister Cogalmlceano re-
fused to state what course the Government would
take if Russia demanded the conclusion Of con
vention to secure the passage OF her troops
NJ Stourlza complained that the absence OF NJ.
Bratiano. the Premier, prevented the Government
from acting. although Russia was beginning her
threatening occupation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-11
MIDNIGHT WEA TIER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
S,g,oUsis for ne PaSi ~ Hours.

WASHINGTON, April IL, l q. m.-Ihe
storm centre last night in the Northwest has moved
north OF Lake Superior The barometer Is highest but
falling In New-Euglaud. Rain has generally fallen In
the Gulf States. The temperature has faemn Tonnes
see and the Ohio Valley and risen in the Middle states
elsewhere remained nearly stationary. Notthery WIhhs
nreyai In he West Gulf states westerly In the East
Gulf and South Atlantic States; elsewhere they are
sOutherly.
Indications
For Ncw-Engiand, warmer cloudy RAINY weather,
sOutheYly winds and falling barometer.
For the Middle Atlantic States CLOUDY ana rainy
weather, followed by clearing weather from SOUTHWARK,
sOuthely winds stationary or lower temperature, I'M
ing followed by stationary OF rising barometer
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BMAlL luANbE.
p,oya The TG1rLegfG1 hgLrS and Courier

From The Charleston AeuS and Courier
After all, what most concerns us Is the well
fare OF South Carolina. For have always said
Hampton and Hayes infinitely better than Cham
beTain and Idtn Had Chamberlain been elected Gov
ernOr and had TIlden been inaugufated President
Mr.. Tden would have supported and defended Cham
beran III evidence of his determination to that the
laws enforced, and TO give Republicans always 0u
the SOUTH the benefit OF the doubt The National Demo
cratic party did less than nothing for South Carolina In
the last They did not expect the Democracy
10 carry the State. Tue victory wOn despite the
silent opposition OF the leaders OF The Democratic party.
And we thank the National Democratic party-fOr
nothing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-11
PARK THEATRE.

A new piece called "Ou Aldermen" was
brought forward at the Park Theatre last night In
presence of merry assembage that more than ha hed
the bonse There is much truculent satire on local
poticol abuses in this play-which mngles threads of
comedy and faree-and there is some capital equvoke In
portions OF the dialogue. Mr. Lewis, Mr. lie Moyne, Mr.
Bailey Mr. Magnley Mr.. L. G. Riggs and Mr. Culling-
ton have " political" scene IN act third which emits
an odor of pungent practical significance "onr Alder
men was set and acted with TASTE richness ana signal
ability
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-11
THE ST4TE OF TRADE.

BrTrAo April l0-Flour in fair demand unchanged sales
600 Obs Wheat, light inquiry sales. 5000 bush No.
private terms. Corn IN light demand;
sales 1000 bush Choice High Mixed at 49c Oats ne
terms 400 bush do delivered at 5e Rye ipacye seeds
slI 5Ods2 Lard, and bbls 7hg7 2c tubs and kees
73dsc Bulk Meats-Hams, 7i2aSc.i Bacon, 7d7 &c.
Shouldprs 5d5c Highwines nominal Other articles I'M
changed Receipts by rail-Flour 800 6bs Wheat l2S0o
bush; Corn 900 bush; oats $500 bnsh Barley, vtOO
bush; rye, g 200 bush shipments-FlOur, LAO bbs
Wheat 1900 BUSH Corn. 10000 bush oats, ls0O bush;
Barley bush; Rye $500 bush. Receipts by lake
Wheat, ] 600 bush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-11
U1fE MURDER AND SUICIDE.

Launcelot FOgarty, forty years of age, of
No. 1880 West Forty-seeOnd-st.. lkiiled his wife
Margaret. thirty-dve years OF age. at O'Clock THIS
morning and then killed himself by cutting his throat
He left a sealed letter for publication.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-11
THE CHINESE QUESTION.

SAN FRANCISCO, April lot is reported that
Colonel John g. Sykes special secret agent sent out
by President Hayes, has been in the city several weeks
investigating the Chinese question Ii IL supposed the
Presidents purpose was obtain material for his prom
ised special message the Chinese question having
fulfilled his mission, Colonel 5ykes lett toE Warrington
a few DAVIS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-11
rnE CoNnITION ON CURA.

HAVANA, April 6.-Maceo and Garcia are
the only chiefs in revolt In the mountainous parts OF the
extreme east Of the island. IL Is said that the only
reason why they hold Is that they commissions
I'm the Spanish Army and have not been promised theu
Security and good order are being restored Travel
throughout the isans has been resumed. Families
that left the interior and sought refuge In the cities
leayag Havana for other ports the coast over
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-11
RIVAL CLAIMANTS AT sTAMBOUL.

special to The Standard, dated COnstantnople
Wednesday, states that the Grand Duke Nicholas
continues to demand the forts on the Upper Bos-
phorus. General Neldoft will have an interview
with the Sultan on the subject to-day.
The Grand Duke has also demanded the lmnle-
date evacuation of Batum in accordance with the
treaty, indicating that in the event of non-comph
ance complications may arise.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-11
LATEST SNIP NEVIS.
FOREIGN PORTS.

QUEENSTOWN April lO.-The Inman Line steamship city OF
Montreal from Liverpool for NewYoFk sailed from hero
to-day.
from New YORK March 80 for Liverpool arV we'd here AT
o'clock a.
bip Donan capt Busslns from New.YOrk March 80 for
Bremen. arrived here to-day.
For other ShtD Neivs see Third Pags.l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-11
nm NORTHAMPTON RACEs.

The race for the great NorthamPtonshirc
Stakes took place at Northampton to-day, aud brought
out ten starters Nj. w. :. Crawiord's Prince George
was the winner MI Actions Playfair was second, aud
Mr. NJ Dawson's II GadiatOre third. The last betting
was 4 TO against Prince George; 90 against RAY
fair aud IL to l against Ii Giadiatore
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-11

TRIBUNE OFFICE, April IL. l a ma gradual rise
OF alr-pressurc took place yesterday accompanying
continuous cloudness and occasional rain The highest
temperature OF the afternoon was niue lower ah oh
the preyious day but the evening was warmer
For this and vicinity, cloudy followed pY cearls
weather may be- expected to-day, ana lar SKY WIN h-
creaslng warmth tomorrow,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-11
STANDARD THEATRE.

Little Barefoot" was revived here last
night and Miss Maggie Mitchell acted its heroine-With
even more than the brightness, pquancy and ierVid
feeling peculiar to her,-and was rewarded with close
attention, aud many marks of popular interest ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-11

tall hall clocks OF drawers handsomely mounted
with brass and hatround tables and desks. Among the
brOnzes there is fine specimen OF Damascened steel,
bottle and inaid with gold The collection OF
contains several desirable pieces In good con-
di0n. The sale will begin at O'Clock and be con-
timed on Friday and Saturday affernOOns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-11
eperial Notlees.
Alfred SDecr's
PURE
PORT GRAPE WINE.
g.. H.

PORT GRAPE WINE.
MOUNT PRosrFccT WHEY ARDS.
The standard wine IN ewYork city 70. church oamna
sons OF delicate health aged people 10 Is harmless ct
very ipygorting ana sirenglhen9S Sgd Dy d[aSF'"s
Chrrr, Ripc by Helen H. MatherS author Of Conn'
THO the rye" Latest and most b. nnt mover w.. lW
Issued complete, n Tribune Novel EAu@ No. H. TITO" /"
cents --.-.---.------
Bnir'- PlIl,-Englsh remedy far Con. ana Rseam9'i,s
ltmst, y. =. sold by druggists. -
Its Abasiunblc! .,-...,,.
not more 20 The suarrc hs frcnds BUY soIopoht
@ rrau.e tho teeth which better ss us' t0H,
and save your teeth soIODoNT 10 economical. .
Nervous Exhaustion medical ossal comprising sc1fs
II textures delivered at kahns huru 81 Ahuioai, New
Ybrk on the cause aud oi premature decline showing IN
dsputabig how health may De TegainU niUring rft
synopsis % the mpelmenis To- POI itse a hc etct ~
nervous ysiCa debility, being r result ~ ~ Ycara cr
pcrruce R matt 25c currency. postage Adifcss
Secretary, kAliN's Museum vss lroidvsy. Sew. lar.,
Post once Satice.-The the wees euiias
SATURDAY, April ~ 1879. VII close AZ tors 9alrr N
va qusonsiown on WEpNEsDAI al $40 NJ, ior ~.
tops. by steamship BohRia, va Queeltiewni On -
town trorresDordencs t0 uernluy aai talcs il % rf
warici ~ THIS steamer musi Dc specss 4la aa ~
c6.qtoars ana hS' sm5urg Sa sri 5Xy At il 10 sf
Europe. BY steamship CITY Of hitsi3ont "a saesnstnse
by raj. STEAMER be- specially slufsssel gi a. "a
a. Scotland direct by steans.b Aae",ii NJ, Obs
Hcfmann via Southampton aud bfemsh Correspondence q
Great britain aud the Con,9eh' VI o' @i''sa ~ $
omng Bothnia and Cy 90 hchmgnd do NOT tsEe nss er
Den@ars sweep ane SeTs'y iSe a t a 70, AiIsrsi
Tor Nassau. ~ r. leave New hork Afl - lac iaes isf
he ws.i ipdI1 RIA Ts ss a. CA az , I se
Nrw.Y0ik April ly Tie mails or CANA and Japan oave
Rrencsco April 10. 800.
peel oace Nox.Yorx. April O. isis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-11

4 native of Africa, who visited England,
when asked what ice was said, " Him be wafer fast
asleep !" and of the railway locomotive he said, Him
he one bunder-mil"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-11

crowded with persons returning to their ola abodes
and oecupations while insurgents who have been
for years n the woods coming 10 Havana and hhng
hotels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-11
SAD

Ton rte l1atCt BtuDS N0HpdFeth
Ii will be cold IRON in the hearts OF the re-
SUMPTION repeaers to learn that there has ben de-
cded decrease in the business failures IN the past month
Their stock in trade fast slipping from their grasp,
and pretty soon resumption will be accomplished and
the places which know them now Will know them no
more forever Very sad, isn't i'll
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-11
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.

THE ENGLISH UNIVERSITY BOAT RACE.
LONDON, Wednesday, April 10. 1875
The betting on the Inter University boat
race which takes place Saturday next. Is 10 10 Oh
oxford. These udds are taken Freely.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-11

Unlike oher Dr. Pterces Pellets do not render
the bowels after operation but on the contrary they
establish permanently healthy action Being entirely req
able particular care required while using them Sold by
druggists.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-11
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATION

yhuaons m ta cy ~ tehol
divisions 81 nn Tor Toe q nols
nish The regular white line represents lae 0ssA''
al usefcuTy those
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-11
THE FAMINE IN NORTHERN CHINA
IoNnoN "Wednesday April 10, 1873.


dispatch to Reuters Telegram Company
frou shanghai repors chat the famine IN the Northern
provinces OF China IL increasing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-11

THE TRIBUNE has received So from C.. +,
Harral, Newly for the Isaac 4. Hopper Home.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-11

To 90 through Nfe with snsgA" n i!c meath AhgnuA n
DOT more The sufferer Than "a HE frrnd. BUY soIpont
ud cleanse teeth which better s us' ~ toH,
ana ave your teeth. sOZODONT 10 e,onHulral
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-11
MS basiunbic!

Blnr'- Piis.-Englsh remedy Or gou! 'na Reenma,i9
PoK m pls "A 20 by mail n. PLANTER 81 SON pa WI,
4 \ SOIL nv druu1lFis