New-York tribune., 1878-10-01

you eight stated two for Brown thirty by
five waiting twenty thirty. II.
Probably these will be little more lu-
mInous if reconstructed, in accordance with a
law Of transportation appearing in other dis
patches. They then read:
NY, Nov. IL
JoIN F. CoYIR, or G. p. RAYEY
Have twenty-One, name uncertain on whom to be
made and what nine Cant tweuty-seven on fifty Ad-
wise frequently and be forty-six HI
N Y. November 15 '7G.
JOHN F. CorLE, or G. p. RASEf:
Twenty-ons waiting for Jon. Forty two thirty nine
Brown who-twentyone to twenty yeight Report tHrty-
five as stated by-CIptain. IL
Ii will be seen that these dispatches were
thought worthy of a cipher within cipher;
first, numerals were used to express previously
agreed meanings, and then the order OF words
and numerals was tTanspOsed according to a
secret key But it might occur to the reader
after getting the words Strengthened out as to
ORDER that Z" II. H." had a credit to a certain
amount Whiting for the patriots in Florida,
but was uncertain how TO arrange the tele-
graphic transfer could not get any light from
them because Coyle had not reached Ialla-
hassee with his cipher, and could not twenty
seven on fifty" Since the patriots wanted
material aid on sight" this was unfortunate,
but they doubtless proceeded to be as forty
"sxn as possible. There was still anxious
inquiry for more money. as the following IN
O'''''e' JACKSONVILLE Nov. IS.
=. NJ. LENGLE, or G. P. RAyEr, Tallahassee, fia.;
Gail must Get me teegtaphic credit on New YORK at
once Payne is unwilling to advance, and am raising
money ON my own paper. This must have immediate
attention. J. j. DANIEL
Lest there should be uncomfortable public
anxiety in regard to these much-endurlng
patriots. it may be as well to remark that
there seemed to be a considerable amount OF
money in Florida before the contest ended.
Meanwhile what was Mr.. Manton Marble
dOingi No one who knows him will need to
be told that he was sending voluminous dis
patches, and processing the most holy wrath
at the frauds of other people. Possibly the
following may shed light upon his doings:
~. Y. Nov. 10.
MANToS MARBLE Tallahassee. Fla:
must dispatch b. for not received trust d. Thomas
they you Charles sends for. W.
ITranslaton.l
You must not trust b. OF they for sends for Thomas
Charles.
Colonel PELTON. IS GrdBlerey Park. ". y;
Have making of honesty purpOsed willingness to-
day only his trusted Internal troublesome nobody
writes scoundrels France these TO whether and IN su
gestuns writing TO result should receive declare France
as we wish or ascertain 60 London make 10 belief went
for electors Presidential to-day vote out In
Chandler this their France emIssares Processes au-
thory undoubtedly game shall In to local cook, state
Moses fire probably night Trance backing for not bell
certificates ring in alterations.
ITransatiOnl
Purposed only making honesty OF B. Barlow trouble
some 10 these internal scoundrels. Have trusted no
body. France (ioyernor) to-day writes us his willing
uess 20 receive in writing suggestions we wish to make
as 70 whether France (GoyernoD or London (BoarD
should ascertain and declare result Of for Presden
tal electors This their game undoubtedly. Chandler
processes belief in France lGOyernors authority. To-
day emssarics went out State, probably to cook
local backing for alterations IN certificates Shall not
ring fre-ben in night MOSES.
No one who knows Mr. Marbles style would
have doubted the authorship of this thrilling
composition, even if it had not been in OBJ
yIous answer to one addressed to MantOn
Marble As "Moses turns out TO be the last
word to be read, according to the key en-
ployed, 1t is not probable that Mr. Marble
cared TO write it second time as n sigma
ture. With thanks TO HIM for revealing the
meaning of the words France" and " Lon
"dOn,r we need only remark that the supply
of brass in these dispatches was obviously
enough without the addition of any brazen,
dangerous and impudent fre-bell IN night"