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New-York tribune., 1878-11-26
THE VICE-REGAL RECEPTION
.,o,o,oyrS pEGINNING.

AN AUSPICIOUS Bb0INNi ,o,rrsr
. ,,.,orIs OF IoRNE AND THE PRINCESS LoUion ,,r,
'nh wrcoMrD nH WITH HEARTY GOOD wIIL-A GRAND
,rs scEIh ,rSor ~ ,H Of Halifax presented grand
tooin Inc h"p yesterday ps when, amid two lines OF
spee.a,ie 1o ahi1s the Sarmatian, with the MARQUIS
Osttlo ernn on and the Princess Louise on board;
OIL o. I'm M to the dockyard. The Vice-Regal
san. sane1 nroceeded with a long procession
paT tSo Province House, where the MARQUIS
tOot 70 -, the customary oaths. He received an
.JUH .Sdross from the Mayor and Corporation ana
made an appropriate reply IN te on",,nnt euu"lns
the Vice-Regal party ained at tne ooVeinm.H' nnTi
House. Great popular enthusiasm was HUN
tested throughout the public proceedings
New-York tribune., 1878-11-26
KING HUMBERT AND THE POPE.
ROME. Monday. Nov. 25. 1

ROhf, Monday, Nov. 20, 1870
The Minister of the Royal Household has
written TO the Archbishop OF Naples behalf of King
Humbert acknowledging the Archbishop's letter con-
yeytug the Popes congratulation upon the Kings
escape from assassination, and also sending the Arch
bishop his exequatur,
New-York tribune., 1878-11-26
ANGELL IN 4 LISBON PRISON.

LISBON, Monday Nov. %, 1873.
Charles w. Angel, the fugitive Secretary OF
the Pullman Palace Car Company, Ia confined In the
Civil Prison. The $4,000 which have been recovered
were found deposited III his name the Bank OF PoT-
tugal.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-26
TIE BRISTOL LINE TO BUN All WINTER.

LONDON. Monday, Nov. 25, 1879
The Times, which made the original state
ment says: ave asked contradict ths report that
Great Western Line Steamers between Bristol and
New-York Will be discontinued during the Winter.
Mr.. w. ID. Morgan, the agent of the line in
hs city, likewise says the steamers will during the
Winter.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-26
GERM1NY SELLING SILVER.
LONDON. Nov. "a. 1873.

Germany on Saturday, sold f25O,0OO
worth of silver at 50tsd per ounce 1t wi is under
STOOD, demand 50ad. Tor any more.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-26
TRADE WITH SOUTH AMERICA
WIDE FIELD FOR AMERICAN ENERGY.

WIDE FIELD FOR AMERICAN ENERGY.
AN IMMENSE TRADE orEN TO THE UNITED STATES
SEVERAL GOVERNMENTS READY TO AID AMERI-
CANsTEAMsHIP LINES.
Interesting extracts from the report of a
special agent of the State and Post Office De-
partments on the condition of commerce in
South America are given below. The re-
port shows that an immense trade is open
to the United States on both the At
lantic and Pacific coasts of South America.
American steamship lines are looked upon
with favor, and several States are ready to
extend aid in establishing them.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-26
ELECTIONS IN THE SOUTH.
THE PECULIAR METHODS THERE.

ADDITIONAL AccoUyfU OF THE DIsGRACEFUT
TYRANNY OVER REPUBLICANS, BOTH BEFORE
AND AFTER ELECTION.
A letter from the correspondent of The
TRIBUNE now in South Carolina, which is
printed below, relates an interesting con-
versation with gentleman in South Caro-
lima about the politics and interests of the
State. telegram from Washington describes
the persecution to which Republican witnesses
are subjected. Senator COnOver has given
reporter for The TRIBUNE an account Of the
frauds in Florida.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-26

crowds on foot kent up an almost continual
cheering along the line. The utmost enthusiasm
was shown, and the best order prevailed.
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GENERAL WASHINGTON DISPATCHES

WASHINGTON, Jan. Is, ISIS.
THE CALIFORNIA CONTESTED SEAT MAJORITY
RIponT IN FAVOR For THE DEMOCRATIC
CONTESTANT.
In the House to-day MI. Singleton, Of illinois. from
the Election Committee, presented the majority
port OF that committee In regard to the contested
election case Tor the Fourth district OF California
The report declares the democratic contestant Peter
d. Wigginton. entitled 10 tho seat.
Mr.. Hiscock, Of. Now York, from tho Same com.
mittee, submitted the minority report declaring the
contestee, Romuado Pacheco, entitled to the seat.
The reports wsro ordered printed and rocommi,tsd.
AVAILABLE COIN FOR RESUMPTION PURPOSES
The House Committee on Banking and Currency to.
day authorized their Chairman, General Ewing 10 re.
port resolution for adoption ny the House giving
tho committee power to send for persons papers,
and Otherwise mako complete investigation as to
he amount Of coin IN this country available for pur-
poses Of resumption.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OtyIcg THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsHlNGroS, Jan 19-l A. n.
Indications.
For Now England and tho Middle Atlantic States,
clear partly cloudy weather, light southerly
winds aud Hatonary or fal'iag barometer.
For the South Atlantic States clear partly cloudy
weather, followed by increasing cloudiness and RAIN
light southeasterly WINDS stationary followed by fall
ing barometer.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, increasing coud-
ness followed By rain, warmer soutbeasleriy winds
aud stationary or lower pressure
For the lake region, warmer. partly cloudy weather.
possibly areas, winds mostly from tho southeast
and stationary or lower pressure.
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower III ssouri val
lcys partly CLOUDY weather with rain areas variable
winds, stationary followed by rising pressure aud sta
tionhry or lower temperature.
The rivers WI remain nearly stationary.
Cautionary signals continue at Indianois, Galveston
and New Orleans
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THE SILVER DEBATE.
SPEECHES OF SENATOR'S MERRrMoN AND MAxEY
IN FAVOR OF REMoNEr1z ALTON.

SPEECHES OF SENATOR'S MERRrMoN AND MAxEY
IN FAVOR OF BEMoNEr1z ALTON.
WASHINGTON, JAN Is, 1875
When the Senate resumed consideration Of tho reso-
luton OF Mr.. Matthews declaring tho right OF tho
government pay the interest and principal Of the
bonds in silver to-day, Mr. MERRINoN OF North Caro-
lima, said tne subject worthy serious con-
sdcraton, and he trusted lree and frank expression
OF would lead the Senate TO a wise and wnole-
conclusion He would discuss the resolution sub.
mtted by the senator from OHIO (Mr. Matthewsl ana
not tho expediepcy Of emonerizing silver. He
would never consent that the honor and good
faith OF the government should DO impaired In
the slightest degree The naked question before tho
Senate was, whether the government could lawfully
pay Its creditors In silver Of the standard Of value OF
July IA, 1870. He then reviewed at some length tho
financial legislation since 1852 ana quotod IRON va
rious acts 10 show that all tho bonds issued pay
able In loyal tender Of the United States When
these passed there but Two species Of
coin established by Iaw--io W.T. gold and SILVER; aud
AZ tho contract stood between the government and
creditors the government could pay It's debts
or either OF these the fact tha, there was
more or less Of particular kind OF coin In crcuia
ton when bonds were issued did not affect tho con.
AT all. had been argued that creditors OF tho
government did not have the silver dollar IN view
wien they bought bonds, because silver was not then
In circulation That nude no difference The law
then povded for the coinage of the silver dollar as
well ~ The gola dollar 1t been 10 ex
cIude the silver dollar when the bonds were issued
why not provision inserted for that purposeY
THAT the bad the to paw ,ts IN
silver clear, al d he could not how any such
action could be looked upon as reputation
CONDITION OF THE COUNTRY.
He spoke oil the business prostraton and suffering
existing throughout the country, argued that IL
the effect OF unwiso legislation. The nnun cial
nance the value Of the bonas OF tho government in
the hands OF creditors ln tho natural order Of things,
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the panic of 1878 nothing had nourshed save govern.

the panic Of 1878 nothing had aourished govern
ment bonds.
sPELcH or SENATOR Nancy.
MI AAxKr, tdem.l oil Texas, reviewed the argu-
menls against Toe rem0pet cation vi silver, and SAID
goid and SILVER were the metals out OF which money
was coined when our constitution was framed. He
spoke At length as 10 the constitutional powers OF
Congress ID csuing money, &c, ana argued mat the
constitution Itself recognized the double standard
de then referred 10 the acts OF Congress under
the bonds were issued anu argued that they were
payable IN either COLO or silver. He alluded
the demonstration oil silver by the act OF 1873 ana
argued that the act was not understood when passed
he quoted from The speeches of Hon. John sherman,
delivered ~ The Senate OF The United states, to the
elect that Congress mad the right 10 the silver
dollar whenever II might thax proper TO do so, and
IN his (Nr. Maxeys) opinion the Time had como
when IL SHOULD be the coinage OF the coun
Try. Any legislation 10 destroy SILVER as monsy
IN violation OF the constitution. The restoration Of
silver now would be blessing 10 the American peo-
pie. The demonetzing Of silver degraded II 10 the
level OF the other metals increased the value OF goId
made the rich richer and the poor poorer, and
In The end, would destroy Tree government The
objection that the passage Of the Silver bill would
strike grevous blow the credit OF the government
fanciiul real He would vote Tor the DC nding
resolution cheeriuIly because he believed that the
welfare OF The people imperatively demands it..
The senate then, Ut haifpast TWO O'Clock, went into
executive session. and when the doors reopcned
adjourned unti Monday.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Charles Francis Adams, Jr. OF Quincy, Masa, Is at
the BrcvoorI General Benz min Butler, OF Nassa-
chusetts; Senator Hamilton Harris of Albany; Gen.
eral Thomas W. Sherman, United Sta es Army, and
ex-Congressman d. ). Morrel, of Pennsylvania, are
at the Filth Avenue Judge s. B. BeardsIey and
United states District Attorney CALVIN G. Child Of
Connecticut, and Senator Daniel B. 81. John,
OF Newpurg. n. y are the brunswick.
General Benjamin lie Fevrc, OF Ohio, and d. Thomas
ynl. President Of the Troy and Boston Railroad
Company. are at the wiudsor. Judge Amasa J Par
kerr OF Albany. and Rev. DR.. +. X weninger, Of Gin
cinnati, at the St Nicholas. General John Ham,
mond, OF Crown Point n. Y, Is at the Giisey. Ex-
Governor Frederick Smyth, Of New Hampshire, Is az
the Hoffman John A. Burbank ofIndiaus, 10 at the
Aston.
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SENATOR MORRISSEY BETTER.

ENCOURAGING SYMPTOMS REPORTED BY
STRENGTH Hopes FOR HIS RECOVER.
By TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Jan. Is, 1873
Tho Improvement reported last night in Senator
Norrissey's condition continues. His physicians held
their regular consultation at eight O'Clock this even
Ing AMI agreed that his symptoms all better aud
are favorable Tor his recovery from TINS attack.
Tue swelling IN his legs has considerably di.
minished, and the Kidneys are now working
freely. Hts congh remains about the same. II
was thought this evening by Mrs Morrisscy that tho
patent was considerably weaker than last night but
the pbys cians saw no holds strength. HIS Dram np-
peared somewhat cloudy at times but tina. Is the
enect the doctors say, VI the medicine which he has
taken. No one ~ admitted TO the sick mans room
except those attending him. Tho priest has not
visited him to-day. The Senator appears quite cheer
fu and all feel greatly encouraged BY bis condition
Tonight
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could also suit them Letters poStpaie to above.
OURsU>NT TO AN ORDER OF THE HIGH COURT
ofJustice Chancery Division made IN action Rogers
among other things ordered that inquiry
should be made who were the next OF kin of Charles
Wilson. late OF Brdlington in the o. York. Eng.
land gentleman Che peadings the said
named died In about tho month OF May 1861
at the time OF his decea,e and whether they living
dead uud who the egAi
such we're deau and also inquiry who the said
testaors heir at law living ut the time his death and
who by devise descent otherwise then entitled
such OF the said estate descended such
ing be such OF kin tho legal
tive Of such next OF kin dead and also all
ing the time OF his death claiming to entitled
such OF testato estate descended
ut law by their solicitors before the second OF
April. 1878. to come In aud prove their claims the
Chambers OF the MAster Of the Rolls in the Rolls yard,
Chancery lane. Mddesex England In default thereof
they will be peremptorly excluded from the benefit OF
the said order Tuesday the 10Th day OF Apn. 1878,
II O'CLOCK the forenoon. ut tho said chambers APP
pointed for hearing and adudicatiug upon the claims
ROBERT ARsHALL. Chief Clerk
W. II. swEPsroNE 81 Lime 81, London. Z, e.,
Plaintiff Solicitor
ID UssIAN SICK AND WOUNDED FUND.
III President-The Duke OF Westminster, X q.
Vice Pres'dent.The Marquis at Bath
Hon Tressar.r. pash..,sr saasre "
Laurence +. Cave, ESQ., IL l.owndes square s. W., H..
Rev. stopford A. Brooke. Manchester square. w, %
Rev. VI. MacColI, II Chester terraces. ). W., "e"
Bankers
Messrs Herries. Farquhar Co. 10 ~. James ST., w.
with six surgeons. Besides their and
wounded soldiers and Bulgarian ugtives the Russians
proportion sick and wounded, whom they treat with
much M their Help most urgently needed
In appealing tor help from American citizens the
mittee that the occasion viii be deemed
fitting tor showing sympathy with uation making
great sacrifices In order to give freedom people which
has borne ths heavy yoke OF the hoslem for centuries
LONDON, Dec. ~, 1871
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GREENFIELD TO BE HANGED.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.

SYRACUSE, N. Y, Jan. 49, 1873
The Supreme Court, previous 20 its adjournment IN
this city to-day, decided the case OF the appeal Of
counsel OF Nathan o. Greenfield, Of the town Of
Orwell Oswego county. He convicted OF the
brutal murder or his vito and her unborn babe Tho
case was carried up on exceptions Tho Supreme
Court airms The opinion OF the Court below and re-
mlts tho proceedings TO the Oswsgo Oyer and Ter.
miner TO rcsentence the prisoner to death.
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A MURDER MYSTERY SOLVED.

sALfM. N. j., Jan. 1s 1871.
Some eighteen months sc, Mrs. Dlks, Aouse
keeper ;pr john Lloyd farmer living at PennsviIIe
near this place, was murdered and her body horribly
mutilatcd The circumstances OF the murder 70
manned mystery until few days ag,, when certaiL
facts disclosed warrsntng the arrest OF colored
man In the employ OF Mr.. Lloyd as the murderer
The evidence. Is said, is conclusive of HIS guilt
he motive OF the murder was To obtain sum OF
money In Us Dilks' possession. The prisoner will
probably Dc tried al the April term OF the Court
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MARYLAND ON The CURRENCY.

ANNAPOLIS, Jan. Is, 1873
In the house OF Delegates to-day the Committee on
Federal Relations TO which had referred resoiu
lions IN relation to the Band Silver bill aud the cues.
ton OF resumption generally, submitted report 70.
viewing the legislation Of Congress cur rcncy,
accompanied by joint resolution IN favor Of resunIp.
ton aud against The Silver uilL The rcsoluuous were
made ,hs special order Tor Thursday next
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FROM OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 49, 1875
THE UNION PACIFIC PROBATE QUESTION
REPLY OF TIE ATTORNEY GENERAL TO
SENATOR CHAPTERS RESOLUTION.
The report Of tho Attorney General reply TO the
resolution ex-senator ChaGss and Representative Crit
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THE MARYLAND sENAToRsHIP.
ANNAPOLIS. Md. .

ANNAPOLIS, Nd, Jan. Is, 1878.
The Legislature, In joint convention today elected
ex-governor James u. Groomo United states Senator
TO succeed George II. Dennis, whose term expires
March 4 1879. The vote was: -Groome, 10; steiner
rep j. IL; scattering, 2.
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EXECUTION DEFERRED.

[Br TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
NORFOLK, Va, Jan. Is, 1873
The execution OF Henry Williams at Isle OF Wight
Court House. Tor rape, did take place today tho
condemned man being respited by Governor holiday
for thirty daya
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show toe changes In tho
temperature Tor tho past twenty -four hours In CON-
parson with tho corresponding date OF last year, as
Indicated by the thermometer at Hudnups pharmacy,
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Oh D.

OBER In this city, on January Is, HENRY NJ ODER.
In the 18th year OF his age.
The iunera' will take place from his late residence
No 204 Edrdge ST., on Sunday, NJ two 2. n.
tEor otter Dedths See SirA Pdgsj
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
WASHINGTON. Jan. Is. 1873.

Commander r. 4. X Lewis Is ordered TO ex,mina-
ton Tor promotion. Passed Assistant Poymas,er J.
Y Barton Is ordered o member oil the Board OF In.
spection. Chaplain y. ID. Bouram 10 detached from
the Consultation una placed on waiting orders.
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