New-York tribune., 1878-07-23
THE NKWS THIS MORNING.

FoREIGN.-Debate on Lord HartngtOn's res
,lution will begin next Monday. -= Lord
Beaeonsfeld has been invested with the
Order of the Garter. 80 The State of
,iepe in Servia has been raised. - The Italian
Government will not permit any military demon
stration against Austria. =-- The business out
ook in England and Canada is bright.
DoMEsTIC-Mr. Alexander has attacked Mr.. Hun
ton in a long letter in an Alexandra paper MI
Huntons delegates to the Congressional Con-
yention were heavily beaten at primary
yesterday. - The President and General Sher-
man were at the Veterans reunion at Newark
Ohlo yesterday; there were 10000 people present
- At Gettysburg, yesterday, the veterans VI
eamp there went all over the battlefield
,nder Colonel Bachelders guidance. == 1t
has been discovered that the MOrmons are
selling arms TO the Indians, and promoting
outbreaks. - The Nationals at Syracuse Will
he called to order to-day by Mr. juno the country
delegates are opposed to Mir. Shupe, and will
probably exclude his delegation. == Charles
Foster declines to run for Congress IN
any except lis own district. - The Boston Belt
ing Company has suspended payments owing to IT.
regularities by John G. Tappau the treasurer
CRY AND SUBURBAN.-Many Of the National
party delegates started yesterday for SYRACUSE )
Peter Cooper has written letter to the
convention. - Railroad men commented
upon the plans of the Grand Trunk Rail
way. - Evidence found that Emma
Collins was with Nicolas Cassina. -
Farther testimony was given in the Cooper-Marshall
contest. -= Judge Ord gave his explanation Of
the California labor troubles. ---- The details OF
five suicides were reported. -- Gold 1902, 1902
1OO1o. Gold value of the ega-tender dollar at the
close. 0G61o cents. Stocks active and higher, but
closing feverish and unsettled.
THE WrAlHER.-1mBUNE local observations IN
dicate COOL clear and partly cloudy weather
Thermometer yesterday, 720, TO, go.
Persons tearing torn for the season. and Summer
frcrelIers can hare The DAILY TRIBUNE mailed to
fem. postpaid JeT 81 per month, hc address being
changed as often as desired
The anti-Tiden Democrats in this State
have discovered that Mr. Tilden is alive and
busy. It might have been money in their
pockets if they had found this out at an
earlier date-say ON the morning of the fifth
of March, 1877.
The view that is given elsewhere, by Judge
Ord, of the growth of HeaTneyIsm IN CalifOr-
MIA, is evidently that OF one who sees justice
in some of the complaints Of the wOTkingmen,
though he sympathizes with the cause of law
and order. Judge 0rd's way of putting the
case is new, in some Of its aspects and his
prediction that the movement will be stronger
at the next election than at the last makes in
teresting reading.
An Ogden City official, who pretends to ex-
plain the methods by which the hostile
Indians secure an abundance of arms
and ammunition, throws a new light
on the religious zeal of the Mormon
priesthood in converting savages. There
is nothing inherently improbable in the
story. A system which had the Danites for
it's instruments would hardly hesitate TO in
.cucate the fermentation of Indian wars as a
piOus duty.
I" For Judge of the Court of Appeals-Jere-
y 81 miah MCGUIRE" This is MIR. McGuire's
astounding suggestion to the National Con-
vention at Syracuse. Who could have an
swered for the consequences if it had been
made three days ago. when the heated term
came near enough, as it was, to prostrating
the entire bar of the State7 What would
Judge McSmre do with his shllalah I;
and where woald Judge Mcclure put
his feet, not having the privileges of the
Assembly Chamber in the Court Of Appeals;