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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-02

As matter of policy | protest that the
Southern people shall not b. in the attitude Of
apparent hostility 10 the National credit. Nothing
surely prevent the return Of The Democratic
TO than such position by the southern wing Of
that party Looking AZ the gucs mat ter OF policy,
outside OF all principle, do trust that the -Ourrn
people Will place themselves where their interests lie
in the position OF absolute irty TO the Nat Iual credit
II IS easy 10 make ING Northern people beiyc that
willing 10 deprcclatc the National credit, and To
rcVudiar the National debt. II "a Iatnral that they
should believe have fOndncrs for that debt. and
their politicians VIII bc quick To make use Of that natural
feeling for the purpOseUf consolidating the North against
the South. believe for one that under every OJi
CATION OF honor well - interest 10 ana by the Ma
Ona credit and pay the National debt 10 the last farth
ing. think unis akHbc position Oh thi- lnc,
the part Of the South VIII do 10 the sian
ders Of Northern politicians ihan anything else
know they do not intend IT, that every Democrat who II
insisting upon continuing Oh The country an IRE
decnde paper currency and establishing the unlimited
free coinage of SlYc with view L. the payment OF our
National debt is Going the most effective work possible
TO secure q continuance ia power OF tho Republican
party in tho election OF lf-O
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-02

p,ond. Mr. Frank Evans as Buckingham, Mr. Frank
Pierce a. King Ed,card. Mr. c. A. McManus as Hastings
Mr. Mines Levick Clarence, Miss Eleanor Carey as
Queen Elisabeth Miss Mary Wells as the Duchess OF YORK.
Miss Lizzie Rich as Lady Anne, Mrs Emma waller as
Queen Morgares. and Messrs NJ J. Jordan, H. Rch' W.
Ceilings, f. Mcvcker. H. Person j. l. Davis, T. Daoe'
j. L. Mason. A. Jaques, J. Hogan, and ". Carpenter.
next Saturdays matinee. Henry VIII" will he
acted. and Mr. Edwin Booth will appear as Cdrd'nn
Woisey first time in New-York Mrs. Emma Waller wili
act queen katherine The sale OF seats for MI Booths
performances will begin Thursday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-02
MISCELLANEOUS THEATRICAL AFFAIRS.

1.-THE Shaughrun was brought out last night
At the Grand Opera House with Mr. Bouclcau III Inc
chief Part. and THE Dukes Motto" was revived at
NhlOs Garden.
Mr.. Samuel French, of LOndon-the we'll
known publisher Of theatrical books-has bought the
English right 10 NJ. Dennery's new play, "Un Cause
Ciebre" The American right is owned ny Mr.. Samuel
French's son. of this city.
The dramatic obituary for the year 1871 in
cIudes the names OF f. L. Davenport, Edwin Adams
Mime Tetjens Matilda Heron, John OXentOrd, Lucille
Western Mosentha Ben de Bar. George J.. Fox, John
ID stockton, Tom Pacde Compton, Eph Horn, ana D.
A Zmmcrmaun
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-02
GOING A GOOD WAYS FOR 4 CAUSE.

When If is remembered that Mr. EyartS was
the counsel for Andrew Johnson IN the memorable i'm
peachIne / trial. IA which one Of ire CldtG" against the
latter was hi violation Of the t"uureOf Office law, and
that be then made brilliant and powerful argument
against the ConstituuOuiijy OF tie law aud IN NInuica-
ton of the doctrine That M" consultation repuscs The
power OF removal solely In the President, n is not d
cult to divine the or nature OF thr influences
Witch ceimincd the President to take the ground.
which he seems to have taken. that the senate
entitled 10 know the which Induced lila al
tempted removal OF the New York Officers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-02
CERTAINLY-GIvE Us THE EVIDENCE.

Evidently Mr.. Chandler is prepared for bust
ness and the position taken cannot be upset by
sheer His alleged facts must be met By other facts,
and nothing will tho purpose now but evidence
Ben Butler said boldly nj Boston. on saturday, that
life, property and hbt rty are not safe III The
soutb To-day" and sir. Chandler says, openly
and denantiy, that this uDrcpubcaD state or az
fairs IL due TO corrupt bargain made by
the Administration with the South. To attempt TO
silence such charges by laughter is mere insanity and 10
attempt them up bya pitiiul plea that they VIII
Iunre the President and create dssensOns ia the party
is cowardioo Let Justice be done though the heavens
fall was heather motto aud the boosted enlighten-
nent OF our day cannot afford TO compromise with evil
though scores Of prominent should DO blasted by
threatened revelations Our age Is one Of principles, not
men
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-02
SECRETARY SHERMAN on THE EVILS OF SILVER
7i -, J-r,,ei ., m ,'ia,a i.,,acre,J "

In conversation Mr.. Sherman is quite free i'll
his pIessOns pccng The financial and commercial
outlook. which he regards rs exceedingly gloomy lie
talked while in NcWlOr., with many bankers and mer-
chant. who not letting out any money they are IN
dOlDt to what they safe IN doing lie sayh that
prior the agitation Of the silver question, everything
was progressing smoothly. but II IL The reverse.
Then funding operations were going on very stils
facoriy, lOvratc bonds were III good demand. aud
the business of the country steadily improving, and
prosperity promised. Now American securities are
coming back from abroad, where they have been held:
gold has stopped flowing in our funding operations
have come 10 standstIli our bonds, which were ~
premium, are now per cent below par. Europe
compete with us with their per cent bonds.
Bankers and merchants in doubt and will not let
money readily. He Will not he surprised that II within
thirty days bankers shall decline 10 make loans any
other than gold basis No computation be made,
hc SAYS OF the damage that will he the present
agitation Of the silver question: but II the silver Bill Is 10
bcroe law the sooner il i passed the better will
defeat all possbilIiy Of resumption the tune Xcd
Ills idea is that If silver shall be rcm0nctiZed without
limit IL will Tor short time command gold prices
use in customs transactions. but when IL begins How
i'm from abroad VIII fan In price, and paper will go
down 10 level with silver instead OF silver Keeping up
with
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-02

gun Who seeing 'SSns6 it ""st Se
water near a. and to shoot MI Bae az
oOuid not stand tins PSget' Startled tns both Ter and the
biz Hwn as himself bolt SS 1p Gaec rapid
his arms above ms head sns c dSn shoot T
y. fr NAN, V I'm mani The lady by the Sc" SN'-'
~ RE- hint and Disappeared
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-02
The Commercial Agency.
Ai'KILLOP & SPRAGUE co.


THE REGISTER for January. 1873, is now being pro-
pared aud viii be published after the LIST posSbs
IT WILL CONTAIN: a COMPLETE LIST OF
ALL THE MANUFACTURERS AND BUSINESS
MEN IN EVERY TOWN AND VILLAGE IN THE,
UNITED STATES AND BRITISH PROVINCES.
WITH NUMERALS GIVING CREDIT AND CAP
ITAL IN EACH CASE.
FULL LIST OF NATIONAL AND sTfTE
BANKS.
NAME AND ADDRESS OF EVERY PRIVATE
BANKER.
The compilation detailed reports at the oces
Of the Agency. Nos 100 ana Ill Worth 81
This Agency was the the reporting Of the
entire country records therefore the Oldest
isence This gives decided advantage. which IL
taus through and Branch Offices by s
tenac use Of mclgcn; travelling agents and by the
rloynent Of over 1000 local resident correspondents
The REGISTER will a most valuable
every Banking and Commercial House in the country.
And efficient aud economical COLLECTION AGENCY s
connected with the Institution.
NEw.YoRk December ls77.
The New lor. Association for Improving he Con-
fcctory ready subscribers vii be- sulod early
to the ONCE room ' go o. i6s ousc l1rbhs Inc io
Tommii,ess. are Authorized to receive su6sipns Via
H0wari Potter, Itesilen, 10. y " ai't
James ICuoN y t'. RVS i'll 30 % ffih-tNr.
kr,sn. g. H,nedic Vic. Ircsivnf. No 10 Meet IOt,t.
n,l.,f Kennedy. ~ asideu No % f1tlayo.
l.. Pullcw. wee president No. last .aih 81
r. chandler, Nlceffrss cont No 81 A,t 'tihai.
Robert b Miuturn 1rrasurrr - No. - H'uth.si.
Ioln Uowue Cor. secretary. No. 30 biic House,
GroT - " Able, Recording Scri,tar, No. 3 IN. -.
FIf1vTFD MAN tGEItS stewart Brown. 80. 30 wal.
81 Inn Jacob Asor, No. 33S Fudayc.; Rutherford
ycsani No. 2.6 East IJth Robert O0fuOl No. -
change p. =. - -....... -
CuAiliMEN OF WARD COMMITTEES: First, Second
and Third Wards, ". Fnlion Cutung 80. - walls;
Fouth Charles Chamberlain. castle Garden; fiub James
klDeck. NJ. D. West l2th II. sixth. John Uyd
IL Frankln seventh. william Abbott 81 rkest
Eighth W righton. 2So West ioust"n-s' Nnth
cyrus ". Price, ~ West Maslingionpl TENTH Joseph T.
Rect % Allen ~. Eleventh. n. D. Cranpon NJ -, "a
Twelfth James Manchester. 35 East l2Oih
rhrctnth lsaac KNAPP 1875 clinton IT. Fourteenth Henry
T. West - Grand st. fitecuih Edwin West. u. d. ~
West Wasingio sixteenth. James Spence. 1879 18th
ave SeVenternti. Joseph M,k'r. s22 East llth 81.
Eighteenth Adam W SPECS 81 Vast 2:st N.aeiecn h,
William Jones' rs East SOth-st. rNrn-ih. james II.
Finch 1Oi West SD St Twenty first, A. T. MAranfon. IS
East Artist Twenty second Dana. ionpson lfSs lsrost
and also the duly authorized Want Chetprs Geo IL.
Hansel y. T. Brown. samuel Z. Ao.n,s l. ". H1.sey h
4. Gardner AID J. L. LestTade.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-02
AT THE SIGNAL SERVICE STATION.

From the top of the Equitable Building the
officers Of United states signal Service looked down
on u quiet CITY baihed In sunlight yesterday "Ihs iSa
da OF rare beauty for the first OF January, said one
Of tho officers. 1T Is a pity we cannot nave
more company to enjoy the view with u.s. Beyond
where the Western Union Post Office and Tribune build
shut portions OF the view the clear atmosphere
allowed the greater portion Of the city to be seen with
unusual dinctness. The long rowsot brick AMI brown
stone buildings seemed less monotonous than usual The
holdings OF gray stone and marble shone with new
stlendor and many OF them were made more attrac-
tive hy the flags which folted from their
ions. A thousand windows and bits OF tin-rooi-
iu. caught the sunlight. ard seemed burning
I'm the beams which they reflected The waters OF ne
bay vcrr divided 10y broad. gterng pain 81 rtrcl'l
s ahlue against when the tall sirc o TRINITY Eu''h
vas sharply outlined. Not a single cloud was visible
our telcgraphic repOrA,' raid the signal Queer,
show that not = single snowflake. and not dt"V ol
rain has fallen In the United states to-day l1ON ~
ms report witch We just received from wash
irg,rn Tho column which contains the amounts of
snow and rainfall IL long row Of clphers
see In This other column, how few OF the signal STA
tous report cloudy weather while all dOwnthe line arc
the words fair " and clear" ~ Augusta, Ga ana
AZ lack sunyc. Fla there T. reported the hst io7I o
the sca-on whic Key West, tie Thermometer stands
al 81 the highest temperature observed to-day Inc
observed were - al EtfiihElnn L.
and % at Cheyenne At Albany. this morning, the TEN
Ierafrc WIS 1872 IN this city IL was l. hui II la,
il..p To- 80 The velocity Of the wind Las decreased
IRON eighteen to eight miles per hour
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-02

cept of the meetings has been the influence which out
side ministers, would not succeed at oil with CITY
tended Tine Rev Mr. Kellogg. of the Dutch Reformed
Church OF Passaic, N. j.; the Rev. Dawson Waleots. .
Presbyterian OF Rutherford Park, anu tne hey Sosepn
OdeII Methodist OF Brooklyn, have Distinct f0lowngs
and Invariably attract large congregation when II Is
known that they will preach. call this place my seed
plot Converts are given trial there before they are
ira % the church"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-02
THE DAY OF HOSPITALITY.
FESTIVITIES OF THE NEW YEAR.

THE SOCIAL CUSTOMS or HE DAY kEPT UP WITH
SPIRIT IN THIS AND OTHER CITIES.
The welcoming and entertainment OF FRIENDS ana
the various festivities of New Years Day filled New
York aud other cities in which this holiday IL OBJ
served. with animation and movement yesterday.
In Washington the receptions were exceptionally
brilliant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-02
PARK THEATRE.

Mr. Sothcrn will play Dard GGrrick and H"gh
de r0ss every night this week, except Friday ana ~
the saturday matinee On Friday he takes his farewell
benefit and Oh that occasion he will revive "The
Crushed Tragedian," and also appear in " DundrcaiS
Married and settled" Mr.. John +. Raymond succeeds
MI sothern az the Park, next Monday, acting Colonel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-02
lfor other SAp Ye,cs see Third Page.l

OFFICE OF THE AMERICAN CoNsOLIDATEDGoLD
and silver Mining Company. n Broadst, NcwYork, Dec
IS 1877. \ dividend of ONE FIR CENT ON the capital
stock this company has been declared payable at tho
company's Office. 1Oth January, 1873. Transfer books
VIII close on the 9TH and reopen the Ith January
1874 G. GoDDARD, Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-02
MARRIED..

KENNEDY-CLARK-In New Haven. Conn. Dec. 81, bv
the Rev. George NcWCOmh DAVID \. Kennedy aud Char
Iote Adriaucc. daughter OF Joseph W. Clark.
No cards.
LORD IIICES-Ou Monday. Dee. ST. by HIS Emncuce.
m, Cardinal Archbishop Of New York Thomas Lord 10 Az
nellie Nilhclmlna WiiEeus Hicks. both ui tlis city
PLATTER III TCIIINGAt the rcsidcu. 81 NdSon VIII
llama Mount Hone y j. on TUESDAY. Dee L. 1877. by the
Rev pr Altman. the Rev. ID. r. Platter, OF RocAaway, y.
j. ana r. u.Cbtngs, OF Bermuda
Bermuda papers please copy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-02
LATEST SHiP NEWS.
FOREIGN PORT.


QrFFSsTOwN. Jan. 1.-The Allan Line steamship scan
dnaviau capt Richardson nom Baltimore Dec ~. VIA Hal
fax Dee -, arrived herr to-day.
IuNuON jan. l.-Saled, Montreal from Liverpool Tor
IIaWptnu Roads
IiyFgPoOi, Jan. The steamship HALEY capt Grass.
from New ORR 49, arrived Dee. 81. The steamship
Scindil capt Nindham, NoNOreans Dec D, arrived mere
to-day
ANTsLRP Jan THE steamship Ferlinani Van der Tai.
len Caitoor from NewNOTk Dee - arrived here Dec
81.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BALTMoRr Jan Am we'd. steamships Calvert. Foley.
New York; Fanny Cadw alldar, CarE, New York Black.
rtour Providence, HenrlsI4 Cav. Person. IN l1depha
SAVANNAH Jan l. Arrived, steamships tiy OF Macon
from York; Juuata from Philadelphia Nszoo from
New York.
Nrw.OmtANs Jan l.-Arrived-At the Professionally
Explorer. Liverpool.
Bo,ToN Jan Arrived. steamships John Hopkins Hal
LETT. Niltlmoru: Norman Nckci son. philadelphia
Jan The steamship POsNllr nom Boston
reports passing schooner sunk. Ledge Light and
otuer ashore Brandyw.ne saOa,s
For other ShiD NccS see Third PdJeI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-02
FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE.

The excellent and strong impression that
was made by Madame MOdieska. when she INST ap-
peared has deepened by her subsequent perform
ances: pleasant TO know that practical puDic
interest u the exhibitions OF dramatic art which are
given by this great actress has steadIly Increased.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-02
EDWIN BOOTHS PERFORMANCES.

me preparations for Mr.. Booths remittance
Theatre. next Moi.lay. are now in progress
-, oOC a. already announced will appear as Richard
49,, anu 10 new adaptation of the tragedy which re-
80, ~, .''oe' ana returns TO Shakespeare. Mr. Booth
w 7" assisted By Mr. Joseph Wheelocx as Rich
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-02
We offer this as an infallihle and too often
A POSSIBLE CABINET VACANCY.

Judge Key will probably lead the honest
people against the rcpudiators IN The approaching Ton
cent irdOrsrmcHt % The wisdom az President llayc, IN
selecting him Tor position In HE Cabinet THAT Judge
KY would h. elected tncr. he nic doubt. and ~ II
also certain hat the antirepUdatols would carry the
LEGISLATURE. That would be the REDEMPTION Of Tcnnes-
sgg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-02
THE NEW AMERICAN MUSEUM.

The cat show will continue for one week at
the New American Museum. New attractions VIII DE
added 20 the collection now exhibition. TheIiving
curiosit!cs remain. and what is claimed TO be soia
has been introduced to the public.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-02

TRIBUNE OFFICE. Jan. 2-1 a. m.-Wtth Yesterdays
clear weather there rise Of air-pressure bui us
range still low. Tie temperature at the close mas
risen compared with the preceding night The mois-
of the giT il not IN excess.
For this city and vicinity gradual increase OF parta
couCness aud warmth may be expected to-day. IT,
morrow will probably De more cloudy and colder.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-02
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

For Wednesday in the Middle Atlantic States
and New gsand, warmer southwest winds, laiilll
barometer partly cloudy weather will prevail, possibly
followed by rain snow Thursday morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-02
6perial Notices.

East Lynne be gotf ee at newsdeaers with this
weeks Preside Companion
Holiday hoods.
SCARFs.
TIES,
UANDkkkCHIEFS,
GLOVES,
CARDIGAN JACKETS,
FINE DRFss SHIRTS,
UNDERSHlRTS. AND DRAWERS.
REDUCED Prices
j W. JOHNSTON.
No. $50 GRAN DIST.
Also No. 4 = 9Th ave, orrrr 26th IT
Nervous Exhaustion "A medical essay comprising sores
OF Lectures du.yeed kahus Museu OF Anatomv. Now
York aud OF prcna.ir" decline sIDSns IN
puaby how lost health 0o l"gauld arorlg GEAR
svGOs uIDeimrBts 10 ana The treatment OF
nervous and physical debility being The result Of ~ yelrs ex
pericnce. Price . cents. Address secretary kAiNo
Museum OF Anatomy GS5 broadway, New York.
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DIED.

IN Notice, Of Marriages must be Endorsed ri!n haI
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church Colloquy at Fairpoint,

FAIRHoIsT, n. Y, August 6.-At nine
O'Clock this morning the Third Church
colloquy Was held on church organiza-
tion and methods OF work. Addresses
were delivered by Prof. R. NJ. Hatfield,
Of Chicago, Rev. J. A. Warden, general
Superintendent In the Sabbath school
work in the Presbyterian Church Of the
United States and others. At II o'clock
Rev. II. NJ. Sanders preached apowerful
sermon upon missions. :.
nat 8 o'clock this afternoon Lowell
Mason gave another reading, and at 4
O'Clock the fourth church colloquy took
place and Bishop Foster followed with an
address on the Minister in his study. Al
7 o'clock the frat peal Of the Chatauqua
bells were rung for 1873, and at 8 O'Clock
the Chaiauqua reunion was held, when
everything on The. grounds and Lake was
illuminated. making a beautiful spectacle.
Rev. J.H. Vincent presided and welcom'
ed the many thousand present to the de.
lightful groves OF Chatauqua. Addresses
were also made by number OF clergy.
men. Alter the reunion exercises there
was an exhibition Of FIRE works e $
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-07
The Topekn NatIonal Bank.

Topeka, Ks, August 6.-To'day the
feeling on the streeb In regard TO the
closing Of the Topeka National Bank,
has been growing stronger that the de-
positors will be paid 10 full. A meeting
Of the depositors was held tonight. A
partial statement Of the condition Of the
bank was given. The lowest values has
been placed on securities, bonds, &c. 1t
Is thought now that the Sl9S,00p assets
with which to pay $4,000 liabilities
will be sufficiently ample. The OH.
GERS have offered 10 turn In their
private property as collateral. The gov.
ernment bank agent, Mr.. 81. B. Cullum,
Ia here and will report that he thinks
the depositors will be paid In full. The
depositors viii petition the Comptroller
to allow the bank to wind up It's own
affairs without the interference Of Gov
ernment officers. There ia no excite.
ment and will not be, A new banking
company will be formed at once.