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New-York tribune., 1878-10-02
THE ,,IANToyoMAH TO BE EXAMINED.

Commodore X. w. Shufeldt, Acting Secretary
OF the Navy designated board Of officers to-day with
Commodore John C. Beaumont as It's president to meet
at Chester Penn, on the 9th inst, for the purpose
of examining into tho proposed improvements ana al
terat!ous Of the United states Monitor MlantOnomah
Sometime ago orders were Issued to construct upon the
deck of the MiantOnOm1h massive iron house I0f Jhe
convenience OF the officers who dsked their quarters
below. The danger To- which such load on monitors
deck exposed the vessel called forth letter from Com
,odore Beaumont 10 the Secretary OF the Navy IN
which ne objected strenuousy TO the measure, not only
on be ground that would render the vessel unsafe at
sea INT that II would Interfere greatly win the proper
Inagemqut of her guns. The work on the vessel nav
i, hen dseoutinued the present commission has been
nnnointed 10 examine moro fully into the case
AN APPLICATION FOR REINSTATEMENT.
Yesterday the case of an old clerk was laid
hofore the President which has peculiar features II
seems that several months ago Secretary sherman, In
obedience TO rule establishing the relative quotas OF
onoohoders dropped Mr.. John N Loyejoy from the list
of Treasury clerks 1t appears that this gentleman IL
eighty years OF age has been In the Treasury Depart
ment forysX years. has lost IN tins long period, r0m
leave of absence and iuess only nftYs1 days. ana has
New-York tribune., 1878-10-02
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

FATHER PoINF Oct. Her Majestvs war ships
Beerophon Sirius and Argus passed nwaroat 2SO O'Clock
this afternoon.
NEW-BEDFoRD Mass, Oct. 1.-The base ball match
here today between the International Bunao ana NeWBed
nr Cus was won by the latter by score OF 10 TO l.
MONTREAL Oct. Louis Bourgouin X Co.. lum-
nor mershants have failed liabilities $4,000 Thomas
ties, $4,000.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, Oct. 1.-The Agricultural Fair
opened today and Is great success I'm 5ne % fT9"G s "a
display unequaleu ny any thhS VI tne ANU nu
I'M the state since the war.
w-ORIFANs, Oct. 1.-Governor Nichols has
sd Offering rewards Tor the arrest ah con
yicon Of the persons who ynchsd the 3oloed man brOA
heart on the TIN Oi september, IN West telclan@
ST LoUIs. Oct 1.-COnsiderable interest was
& in an election for directors Of the School Boar which
k MACE here to-day Tie result was that there Is gam OF
@ directors in the board that body now stand
@ aieeu Tor German being taught and thirteen against
New-York tribune., 1878-10-02

most une1ceptonable record for ability and integrity
He really about the oldest clerk In Government e
pOy here and 10 ia presumed that the President VIII NOT
overlook the claims OF old and faithful pubic servant
THE INDIAN CONTRACTORS FOILED.
The Indian Bureau has succeeded IN clrcum-
venting the contractors. The latter knowing that the
Red Cloud Agency was TO be removed, had combined to
put up prices; and the lowest bids for removing the
agency were $40 600 The Commissioner Of Indian Az
fairs on discovering how large the bids purchased
lot OF wagons causing the Indian ponies and the cat
tie OF the agency TO draw them aud win succeed In re-
moving all the effects of the agency for $1,000 ana
will have the wagons left, making saving Oh S5OOOO
cash.
APPOINTMENTS TO THE NAVAL ACADEMY.
The following cadet midshipmen have been
appointed to enter the Naval Academy to-day to I'LL va
cances caused by failure OF candidates in June last
John II. Barnard, N Y, Sidney H. Mitchell, Ala
Hammond Fowler Va Smith Salisbury, New York
Marbury Johnston, Ga. Jas +. Carpenter, lndlaha
Robert H. Woods Virginia. ThOs. II. Gignilliat Ga.
Edward D. Solomon Ca Edwin b. Weeks, Oregon
L. r. Savage Illinois VIM. W. Ricketts,, Virginia.
saml. E. Bedford Penn. John Morris, Indiana.
Arthur DOoale. New-YOTk.
CINCINNATI SPIRITS ALL RIGHT.
The Commissioner of Internal Revenue has
ordered the scontnuance OF the renspecon OF spirits
in Cincinnati Chicago Sc. Louis, Peora, Peking Ierre
Haute and Milwaukee, ordered few weeks ago, on ac-
count Of complaints made by certain Chicago distilers
No discrepancies Of any importance have been brought
to light By the inspection. The gaugers employed
the work have been ordered to return to their proper
districts.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-02
lBr TELEGRAPH TO The rRInuSE.l


ST. LOUIS, Oct. LIN the United States Cir
cult Court here to-day Judges Dillon and Treat rendered
a decision In the celebrated Of the Union Trust
Company OF Ncw.YOrk against the st. Louis Iron Noun
tain and Southern Railroad Judge Dion's opinion
was very long, covering sixty pages. II denies
the application for foreclosure Of the road, but does
not dismiss the bill for foreclosure Judge Treat
takes the ground that the bill Of foreclosure ought
10 be dismissed entirely thus bringing an end 10 the
whole proceedings and leaving the road free OF all EN-
barrassmens The following is the conclusion OF Judge
Dion's decision 1.-THE complainant a. trustee repre-
enting all the boudhoders only entitled 10 decree
IA respects the non.paymen OF interest the consolN
dated mortgages. There Is 10 provision IN the inshu
Ineut that default IN payment OF the Interest vii,
cause the principal fail due, and hence there IN
no eycnt foreclosure except for the Interest que ana
upuRid on the consolidated mortgages Judge Treat ls
of the opinion that the transactions Of October 1876
Wok an stuppel the preOtus OF this mortgage, and
II desired we viii finally certify division on this point
TO the supreme Court
Meanwhile the will stand for further hearing az
TO contested bonds be referred 10 master 10 stale an
account and report This Is substantial victory Tor
President Allen the goes 10 the supreme Court
Tho worst result possible will be 10 force the road 10 pay
tic other bali OF the interest due on certain bonds
which was done some time ago
New-York tribune., 1878-10-02
CRIMES AND CAsUALTIEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

RosToN. Oct IA dispatch from Concord Mass,
states that FIVE persons from the new state foh
there last night.
NpwRuRG n Y, Oct, 1.-DavId j. Hilton, a car
penter committed suicide by taxing audannm today he
ksd ben Impressed owing his failure TO get WORK
posroN Oct Is Mossman, an occupant Of DR..
MfeEns's building burned this morning at Wllansout
MSS has arrested on suspicion oi having SCI nio " ~
m order 10 obtain the heavy insurance
TRENTON, NJ Oct. 1,-C, T. FTederGks, or me ne
newark Post OHice senteneneed TO year ln pI p ~
a Tor mail robbery The trial OF lara W. warner su l. y.
New for taking letters from the Elizabeth fost OH0c "~
begun -
Tr.cTSSATI Oct 1.-The southwark bound ex-
rs an The Iouayille and Nashville Railroad ran lho IN
Omen sSch near Bowling 0reen yesterday ine ~sl r5 NJ
sutton, postal clerk Mutey AZ" ne
Casing passenger injured, though not ia'aiy'
New-York tribune., 1878-10-02
BELLTGERENT TRAMPS.

A COMPANY OF OHIO MILITIA CALLED OUT TO sup
PRESS THEM
CINcINNATI Oct. IA special dispatch says
that last night about O'Clock, at Akron, Ohio two
polccmen proceeded old forge within the city lin
It's 10 arrest tramp suspicion OF being concerned III
the Orgie Post Office robbery. When they reached tie
forge they were met by gang Of thirty tramps who
chased them to the city, threatening them with reyoycrs'
Great excitement reused In the streets Dy Ihs c
o, and the Mayor issued call 10 Colonel D. A. Thomas
IN yrt n company OF the sth Regiment III readiness 10
srst the tramIs Company soon came 10 the a-slHl-
ic of thc pOIce and captured eighteen tho rdmps
bc rest escaped Several shots were fired without any
sprinus result,
New-York tribune., 1878-10-02
TIE GREEK WAR PREPARATIONS.


CONsTANTINOFLh, IutsdAy, OoT. ], ISIS.
Savfct Pasha, Grand Nizicr and Minister of
Foreign Affairs, has sent circular 10 the Powers, cali
ing attention to the fact that the Greek Government IS
trying 20 excite revolt Fhcssay aud Eplrus More
oyer he states Greece preparing place In the field
within q mouth an army Of 10000 men, with reserve
OF 80 600 This fact CuiOiutly with the large orders
for supplies aud loan Of $4,000 900, leaves 20 dOui
OF the aggressive intentions OF Greece.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-02
4 CRIMIYADS SUSPICIOUS Confession

NEw-LoNDoN, Conn, Oct. lit has trans
pired that Wesley w. Bishop, OF Norwich, charged WIN
poisoning his wife, Harriet Bishop, aud Charles NJ CoDD
ir has made confession duplicating Kate NJ Copp, Ms
paramour In the guilt Bishop cOnicsses criminal lhtI-
macy with Mrs Cobb the procuring OF poison for Mrs
Cobb with which destroy the life OF her hnsDhnu anu
his knowledge that she administered H. He denies t.a
The whole makes terrible page in the annals
@ or
New-York tribune., 1878-10-02

No comparison be made with the numbers of pas
seugers ,arried by the Metropolitan Elevated Railroad,
as the officers Of nc latter road declare that returns are
not made that manner They estimate by receipts
and not by passengers Secret ny Brown SAYS
that the daily average Is from 10000 10 $4,000.
Last Saturday thought the number reached fully 70
60 600 or an these twO-itths cent fares and
three-hths 10 cent fares The company had inten.
tion OF running trains after midnight, II was not
thought 10 woId pay. The night trains now, however,
had been profitable.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-02
GEORGE BANCROFT SERIOUSLY INJURED.

HE Is THROWN FROM CARRIAGE AT NEwPORr.
NEWPORT, h. l., Oct. l.-While riding on Paradise
road this afternoon, Mr.. George Bancroft the his
torian and a lady accompanying him, were thrown
from the carriage the horses having been fright
cned. Mr.. Bancroft seriously injured about the
mead, and fears are entertained that his legs arc
broken. The lady, and also the coachman, were
hot ininrnl
New-York tribune., 1878-10-02
WASHINGTON.
sTPAy DFp,RTuENT THEMES.

STRAY DEPARTMENT THEMES.
Mr.. M'PHERsoNs SUCCESSOR APPoISTFD-THE EF-
PECTs or REPUTATION mLUsTRATED-GESERAL
NEWs.
Mr.. Irish has been promoted to be the chief
of the Bureau of Engraving. The story that
the affairs of the Bureau have been left by
Mr.. Mcpherson in a bad condition is ex-
plicitly denied. 1t is said that the Governor
of Virginia is unable to borrow q small sum
for current expenses, on account of the repu-
diation doctrines of the State. The crop re-
ports received by General lie Due are on the
whole favorable. The President and Secretary
Evarts have left Washington for Newly Ork.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-02
OF Maine, N. Y, was nominated for the Assembly, and
Willard L. Edmister, Of BnghamtOn, for sheriff.
A MUDDLE IN THE MONROE DISTRICT.
THE ORIGINAL GREENBACK NOMINEE DECLINES TO

lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE

BE PUT OFF THE TICKET.
iBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.I
ROCHESTER, N. Y, Oct. 1.-The Congressional
muddle in this district tthe XXXth--Monroe and
Orleans COunties), is worse now than ever. n. q.
Brown, the National candidate who was displaced
for Mr.. LambertOn by the Executive Committee OF
the National Congressional Committee, has issued a
card from Medina, declining to withdraw from the
field and claiming that his withdrawal was not au-
thorzed by him. To-day the Nationals held con-
ference in which much bad feeling was exhibited.
Some of the attendants insisted on Brown and
harmony" while others sustained the substitution
of Mr. Lamberton's name Mr. Brown himself was
present. motion to reconsider the action of the
Congressional Committee was carried, and all the
authorized committees will deliberate on the mat
ter 1t is evident that the schemes of the Lamher-
ton faction will disrupt the party unless the differ
ences now existing are Immediately settled. The
impression prevails that the Democrats will lndOrse
Mr. LambertOn if the Nationals keep his name on
the ticket This district IS now represented & Dy
T.. Kirke Hart (Den.), who was elected Dy ABOUT
$50 majority.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-02
THE ANGLO-AFGHAN QUARREL.
RUSSIA ABOUT TO WITHDRAW HER MISSION.
oNynoU Tuesdav Oct l. 1875

LONDON, Tuesday, Oct l, 1873.
Private dispatches received at Paris substan-
TALLY confirm the view expressed by The London Post
on the 2sth ult the effect that nmatiOns had been
made to England Of Russa's intention to recall imme-
diately the mission 10 Afghanistan.
There wac general fa in all classes Of securities on
the European Bourses to-day occasioned by the unset
tied feeling in regard to the Afghanistau troubles
New-York tribune., 1878-10-02
SENATOR THURMAN I'LL.

CINCINNATI, Oct. IA special dispatch says
that Senator Thurman, while addressing, last night
largo political meeting at Bellare, Ohio taken sud
denly ill., aud conveyed In carriage 10 his hotel,
where he is lying IN helpless condition His i'll
New-York tribune., 1878-10-02
DECLARED A NUISANCE.

THE METROPOLITAN ROAD CONDEMNED.
THE GRAND JURY REFUSES TO INDTcT THE OFFICERS
BUT PRESENTS THE LINE AS A GREvoUs
NUIsANCE-ANNoYANCEs THAT MAY BE REM
EDIED.
The Grand Jury has decided not to indict the Off
GERS of the Metropolitan Elevated Railroad Com
pany, but has made presentment declaring the line
to be grievous nuisance and great invasion
of private rights. 1t declares further that
many of the annOyances caused by the railway can
be removed, and should be removed Immediately.
The only redress lies in an appeal to the Attorney
General and to the Legislature. Travel on the
elevated lines has increased greatly beyond expecta-
tiOn.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-02
CURRENT TOPICS At THE CAPITAL.
IMPORTS FROM GREAT BRITAIN.
lmlOhlo ihbh hhl'hi I'M 'N'-''
MAhmINGInN. Tmcslnv. oct. l. l

NAhIIINGION, IutSIuN, UCI 7, I9I0
The following statement, showing the lm-
ports % the principal articles Of British and Irish
produce and manufactures 90 tie United States during
the eight months ending August 81 1873, compared
with core pondng period Of 1877, has been furnished
by the Chief Of the Bureau Of statistics:
New-York tribune., 1878-10-02
HAWDON WINS A BOAT RACE.
TpNuoN Tuea1av Oct l. I

A boat race for goo took place to-day on
tho .r,anes tween Cannon aud HawGOn. The course
WAS from Pntncy to Mortlake HawdOn was the win
ncr beating Cannon by four lengths
New-York tribune., 1878-10-02
TILE MEXICAN TRADE.

MEXICO Sept. 24.-The reception of Senor
Zamacona In the Western cities Of the United satrf.
has made most favorable impression Mexican mcr-
chants being cntLusa-callv in favor OF entering into
close commercial relations with the United states Tue
kind reception gwen schOr ZamacOna has created
confidence everywhere.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-02
TWO STAGE RoBBERs CAuGHr.

CHEYENNE, Wy, Oct. John II. Brown,
one of the persons engaged in tho late stage robberies
who was captured near the stockade arrived here
terday and is now in Jail Another Of the highway
men named Burrs, Is in the hands OF the pursuing
paI1y.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-02

THE HUNGARIAN MINISTRY.
LONDON, Tuesday, Oct !, 1873.
The Pe8tber Lloyd, of Vienna, states that the
whole Hungarian Ministry have resigned. Vienna
dispatch TO The Manchester Guardian evidently sent in
advance of the foregoing telegram, says The Govern
ments embarrassment is extreme. The Hungarian Min
listers declare that they cannot provide the money re-
Qured as Hungays contingent OF the expenses OF the
Bosnian occupation until the meeting OF the Delegations
Count Andrasy desires reduce expenses bywithdraw-
ing great part the Army from Bosnia, but the mill
tary party oppose this measure. The situation Is
greatly strained and solution which is expected dur
ing the present week may perhaps involve the rcsIgna-
On OF the Hungarian Austrian aud Imperial Minister'S
The appointment OF Count Ladslas HOyOs, the present
AustrO-IiungaIlan Minister at Washington, to DO Aus
tridn Minister TO ROumania, is officially announced.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-02
Passac County held at Paterson yesterday afternoon
nominated Philip r. George.
socIALIsT1C NoMLNATIoNs.

The SOciallstic Labor party of the With
Congressional District held Convention last evening at
No. 1876 Rivngton-st. and nominated Alexander Jones
for member OF Congress from that district They after
ward nominated r. X Foster and A. Webber for Alder
men in the the IYth Senate District William West was
nominated for Assembly III the With District.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-02
THE RURYTNG OF A DIsTILLERY.

CINcINNATI, Oct. 1.-Arleth's distillery, on
UarIison-ave in this city, destroyed by fire last
e~ening The loss ia 10000; fully insured.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-02
BISMARCK AND THE SOCIALIST BILL.


In Berlin, the Government organ says that
the most Objectionable amendment which the committee
has made in the Socialist bill is that which restricts the
operation Of the law TO two and half years In this the
Government organ probably expresses the intentions en-
tertaned by Prince Bismarck who has been threatening
another dissolution OF the RechsaG in The event OF an
unsatisfactory result OF the Socialist debate.
THE GOVERNMENT TERMS DEFINED.
BERLIN, Tuesday, oct. l, 1873.
The Committee on the Socialist bill has begun the
second reading OF that measure.
Count Won Eulenburg Minister Of tho Interior, said
the amendments made the first reading appeared, on
the whole acceptable. but the Government wished that
some minor alterations should be made. Tho mcm5era
of the Court OF Appeal must be selected from the
highest courts iusce, aud the Emperor must have
the unrestricted right 10 appoint It's president and vice
president The limitation OF the operation OF me law 10
period expiring March 81. 1851, was inadmissaDle
The term was much too short. The Government pre-
fcrrcd that 10 defritc limit should he imposed
In consequence OF the Ministerial speech the commit
tee deferred discussion, In order TO arrive az an under
standing among themselves.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-02
RoRRERs wHo UsED roO MUCH POwDER.

BRISTOL, n. H., Oct. 1.-The Bristol Saw"
ngs Bank Ia thi, place, entered by burglars last
igbt The yault was blown open, but the charge was
o heavy that the explosion not only shattered the doors
and windows but frightened the burglars so thal they
fed without any pluUder No arrests.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-02
KINGS COUNTY INDEPENDENTS.

The Independent Democratic General Com
mittee Of Kings County last night after long discus
sion, refused TO adopt resolution, offered by Walter
L. Livingston. approving the platform adopted by the
Syracuse Convention and the candidate named for
Judge Of the Court Of Appeals. Colonel A. c. Davis
moved that the resolution be referred TO committee
consisting OF one delegate from each ward and county
town He hoped that the workingmen would receive
some consideration nc the hands OF the proposed COM
mittee He was opposed to the hard money platform
and 10 legislation Ia the interest OF bOndhOdcrs His
motion was adopted. It was decided 10 hold primary
elections on OotObcr7 when delegates TO the several
nominating conventions will be elected.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-02
PAssAIo couNTY pEMocRATIo oONvENTIoNs:

At the Democratic Convention Of Passaic
County in Paterson yesterday d. f. Townsend received
the nomination for the Office Of County Clerk Dr. Os
wad Warner and DR.. Charles Archer, of Paterson and
Alvin Webb Of Passaio City, were unanimously nomi-
The lid Assembly District Democratic Convention Of
New-York tribune., 1878-10-02
NE GOVERNMENT TERNs DEFlNED.
BERLIN. Tuesday, oct. /, 1873.
THE PORTE AND RUSSIA.

CoNsrANrNoPLE Tuesday, oct. l, 1879
The Porte will consult the Powers before
concluding new treaty with Russia.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-02
GREENBAcKERs NEGOTIATING.

Boston, Oct. 1.-The Grecnback Convention,
which was to have been held here to-day for the com
peton Of the state ticket is postponed as Interesting
negotiations are sald TO be pending
New-York tribune., 1878-10-02

THE REPUBLICANS OF BRooME COUNTY.
biSGHAMToN, n. Y, Oct. 1.-The Republi-
san Convention for BrOOme County was held here
s4y The assemblage large and enthusiastic. There
sste fnii delegations from every town. Henry Moresu
New-York tribune., 1878-10-02
ST. LOUIS AyD IROY MOUNTAIN.

A DECISION IN THE SUIT OF THE UNION TRUST
COMPANY-THE CASE SENT TO THE SUPREME
New-York tribune., 1878-10-02
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.

USTRO-HUNGARIAN PERPLEXITIEs.
COUNT ANDRAssY neutrality-suspicious. OF
TIE HUNGARIAN MINISTRY.
The Morning herald., 1878-03-19

As q result he has scovered that dis.
eases originate in germs. or in plain WORD g,
parasites. Now ifany persons are disposed
to be sceptical on this point they can soon
be convinced by the use OF o powerful
microscope, that this Is an absolute fact,
and not mere assertion This being SO
what could be more natural than the Doc
tors theory, viz: "To cure the disease
you must destroy the parasites causing it7"
DR.. Paine, after years OF study, has been
able to take OzoL ., the great health-giving
element of the air, and reduce II to, q
liquid form. 1t Is an absolute cure for
Catarrh, be destroying the germs causing
1t. The same In regard to that fearful
scourge, Diphtheria. and this disease is SO
deadly, simply because the parasites
causing it al q allowed, from the want OF
proper treatment, to remain in the mem.
brane, when II they were destroy, d. nature
would in all cases do the rest. Their de-
structi0n Ozone will positively accomplish.
1t produces better results in consumption
than any other known remedy, and If
used before the total destruction Of the
lungs will produce cure. The same OF
Cancer and other disear es. Ozone as dis.
infeetsnt has no equal for the body or sick
room.
The Morning herald., 1878-03-19
FROM NEW YORK.
C0UNTsRsBlTBIs ssNrErcHp.

Nzw York, March 1s In the United
ststes Circuit Court to-day Richard sey,
nan and James e. Wright, convicted of
psssing counterfeit s5 bills on the National
Bank Of Tamsqus, Pa, were each sentenced
to the peBitentiary on Blackwell's g Island,
for thirteen months and fined one dollar.
CELEBRATION OF ST. PATR1oK's DAY.
Notwithstanding the threatening appear
snee Of the weather, the celebration of the
festival Of the patron saint Of the Emerald
Isls was observed with ss much spirit and
sEthusiasm as In former years. Green
hags, large and small banners and bunting
we're everywhere, but the procession nu.
mericaIly was much smaller than hereto.
fore.
It consisted only of the Ancient Order of
H;bernians and two church societies, hard
The Morning herald., 1878-03-19
FOREIGN.

s1ouNDLIss RuxoRs ON CHANGE.
LoxDox, March IS, 1 P. M.--Consols de-
clinsd 70 day on rumor that Lord Derby
Aad resigned the Foreign Secretaryship.
TIE rumor probably utterly bassless and
purely Of stock jobbing origin. The Morn
ing Post congratulated the country on the
uaanimity Of the Ministry in the present
critical position:
TEE srRIxs AND LOCKOUT or OLDHAM
4a wEAvERs.
LoNDox, March 1s.-The strike and
lock out Of Oldham weavers has now lasted
. month, and neither side seems inclined
to'yield. The strike began with 900 weavers,
but now includes between 5000 and 8, 900.
Hundreds Of operators in other departments
are kept Idle In consequence Of the stoppage
of work by the weavers. Great distress
prevails.
W. Graves & Co., cotton manufacturers
at Manchester, have failed. Their liabili.
ties are gsO,000.
IMPORTANT CHANGES IN ARMY COMMAND"
RReRIP.
PARIS, March 18.-General Berthout has
been appointed to the command OF the
eighteenth army corps, headquarters 81
Bordeaux, in place of General De Grimaude'
do Roehebouet, who is transferred to the
reserve. Other important changes impend.
Generals Espsvent de Ia Villesboisnet, COM
mandaAt Of the 11th corps. General
Pieord, eommandant Of the 18th corps, and
General villebois having resigned, M. Leon
Says resignation Of the Finance Minister
ship, which was mentioned as possible, If
the Chamber continues to delay voting the
budget, is regarded as altogether unlikely
It d believed the Chamber will vote the
entire budget without hesitation.