, 1878-04-13

to the movement as conducted by Kesr.
ney, and announced his intention of
continuing the work Of influencing
Kealney's followers to forsake their n.
legiance to the acknowledgement. and
be guided by the counsels of their spiri-
tual advisers. Kearney was equally un-
compromising, and roundly asserted
his intention of continuing the course
on which he had entered in defiance of
the counsels or commands Of the priest.
hood. press or any other man. II
talked to him like Dutch uncle" said
the lieutenant general. The breach
seems irreparable. judging from the
tone of the conversation maintained by
Kearney who blnntly expressed the
opinion that the archbishop was "d-d
cid TOOL"
LONDON, April 9.-The house of Mem
delcohm was in Paris yesterday seek
irg cooperation of Paris houses cons
eerned in last years Russian loan to
place about 300, ,OOO, 900 francs more.
but was unsuccessful.
The drift of news from Constantino>
pie Is again pro>Russian. New objec-
tiCns have been taken by the Turks
against Russian military movement.
Russian garrisons have relieved Rouma-
mans at Widdin. Nickopotis and Rho
va. and the Russians now hold the
Danube from its mouth 10 the 6ervian
frontier.
CoNsrANr1Nop1E. April 9.-The Rus
SLAMS ale completing forti6cations be-
gun ny the Turks at Scheknedja and
Serkos. Fresh purchases of arms are
being made by the Turkish war office.
New YORK, April 10.-Secretary
Sherman made the sub-treasury
Office his headquarters to day, where
he was called upon by financial men.
He had no formal conference with
the representatives of the national
banks and banking firms. The secre-
tary, said a leading banker to-day,
came here for the purpose of secur-
ing aid from the banks in the re-
sumption of specie payment, and
not to be dictated to or advised as to
his precise plans. He stated to Off
GERS of national banks that he re-
quired $40, ,0OO,O 900 in gold to re-
sumo specie payments on January
1st; that he had on hand about $780,
000, 900 and desired the banks, if
they were willing to assist him, to
subscribe for $5O,OOO,OO in bonds,
which would make up the full
amount. He also expressed his will
ingness to dispose of hundred mil
lion 4 per cent. bonds at par with a
commission of quarter per cent.
After general discussion which was
not favorable to the proposition in
regard to the four per cent. bonds,
Secretary Sherman made an offer to
dispose of fifty millien "a per cents,
and requested the banks and bank
ers to submit proposition to him
for the full amount or any fractional
part thereof. It is understood that
the national bank presidents held a
secret meeting last Tuesday night to
consider the proposition of Secreta-
ry Sherman. His proposition that
the banks should subscribe four per
cents was voted down.
New YORK, April 11.--Dr. Carno-
chan says Tweed has complication
of disorders likely to lead to a fatal
termination. Others say it would be
better to imprison him for life than
to keep him oscillating between hope
and despair.
FALL RIVER, Mass. April los.
Angler Chase, treasurer of Union
Mills, is said to be defaulter for
$3.50, 900.
ALBANY, N. Y, April TO- -Michael
N. Nolan. Dem. was elected mayor
by purality Of over 1000. The
workingman's candidate ran nearly
as high as the Republican candi-
date.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 1O.-The
commission, consisting of Messrs.
Friedlander, Williams, Babcock,
Lincoln and Howard, appointed to
fix the water rate, held session to-
day. The commissioners devoted
most of the time to the examination
of the value estimates of the Spring
Valley Water Company, and desir-
irg further information in this re-
gard, asked the company to submit
a statement in detail. The commits
sioners on the part of the city ex-
press the belief that they will be
able to secure rates much below the
prices now charged for water, and
think the reduction can be accom-
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