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When Nj, GImmIu9 agT.i hot hus
band t"r '"'uiN dollar. 2" r,pirnish h,t
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place, and cuuIlut spare a. thou ,hs
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New-York tribune., 1878-03-02
EFFECTS OF SILVER IN THIS CITY.

DECLINE IN THE PRICE OF GOVERNMENT bonds
UNEAsISEss OF sAyINGS-BANK DEPOsI1ORs-
DEPOSITS wnHDRAwN-vIEw OF JAMES BUKL
The passage of the Silver Bill over the
Presidents veto had little apparent effect upon the Wall
A. market yesterday, except In the prices OF Govern
nent bonds which declined from 10 L. per cent, and
subsequently partially recovered Gold opened ut lO2
AGAINST lO u at which closed Thursday. Later sold
at 1Ol "a again. and closed At that price.
James Buel. president OF the Importers and Traders
pank and of the United States Lfd Insurance Company
Tnressrd the folio wing yesterday III regard 10 the
effects OF silver legislation:
The Silver Bill as passed by Congress- regard ms un-
wise legislation But II IL much better TOT the country
10 have the bill finally enacted INTO aw even as ~ is
than 10 have the subject before the people IN continual
agitation. apprchend that It's advocates ana ts opp0
nents win both be disappointed IN Hs opera,
tions The commerce OF tue country VIII Soon
sdapt Itself 10 the new law, rn" capital
beine the strongest Will take OF ITSELF Ule nc poor
man and the laborer will be the sufferers Indeed 10 ms
ylcinity the latter already beginning To 1ee tn e
feet and to be restve declining TO receive silver
for their wages Manufacturers contractors and others
arc now buying trade dollars at discount and paving
their operatives with them; and these operatives nnd
Ing that they silver In purchasing their sup
niles as well ordinary currency, rebeng against
RECEIVING 1t, as IL IL quite natural L.ey should.
The banks and the commercial community, In a few
months and before the silver issue Will have time 10
flood country, will have required all obligations to be
made payable IN currency, In silver, or In gold.
One OF tho aspects OF the silver Bill IL that II
nrobaby intended US stepping stone TO other
fOr imitation. silver imitation Is certainly much prefer
able TO an imitation OF greenbacks. Another point
ia its effect on the value o.: our Government
bonds doprecstng them In the market stopping the re-
New-York tribune., 1878-03-02
BRITISH OPINION ON THE ACT.
SOME SAFEGUARDS REMAIN.

Letter. IN part Of 6eorgs NcHsqry 10 The London Tfn1
IF the Bland BILL AS amended by the Senate,
passes the House of Representatives. and becomes
law either by the approval Of The President or by
twohrds vote over his veto II Is key 10 De inoperh
tive in many respects. The Silver Bill as u
passed The Senate, only requires the coinage OF
S2.OO0,O00 and at most Si,OOO,OOO per m0nih-a
insufficient 10 pay the interest on the pubic deDt.
and even should the decisions OF the Attorney
General OF the Supreme COnrt be in favor of
SILVER there must consequently be hitch in the per
formance While the mints viii be obliged To issue ste
certificates for a the SILVER deposited with Them nj the
Of 1927 grains to the dollar, which certificates are
receivable in payment of all public dues, the GOV
debts In these certificates. Only coin can be uscd ioi
that purpose.
. WITH regard American railway bonds. nearly all
Of them state their iacr that the principal ana inter-
est shall he payable In geld CON.
g. with respect Ia mortgages npon real estate theft
viii be seeming hardship in paving them, or the ultr-
est upon them, In SILVER dollars At present only worth ~
gold. when, however, IL II couslicred mat
nearly the whole of these mortgages created IN
paper currency much inflated. the hardship VIII dsaP
pear.
f. The Bland bill does presume 10 compel the pco.
pie revert silver basis No Act o Congress could
the people, If they were minded or any "i-
of them, could go back 10 rude b1rtr Even III te
silver there has been no attempt made 70 denOhc-
TIE gold; not a whisper on thai point.
D. Know Ot my own knOWI"ugc, Tor nm oplN hu"l
time from houei am "a PcHnsyiNaBiap-thIt the people
of the Atlantic states UiCnd iU lu the "Adpl"o % hr
people OF the Pacific Sacs and W refuse Ia do business
except GOLD basis. Tie people OF the Mssisappl
NhItV--utNrr well W. IN The sri.Ucc Ol hltuCr-ndy
rave lust - much ih,y chor-c AZ this. hut. toF
are debtor. and II tt"y avail tbcm-rlvcS 0f "a silver
law tlcy VIII get uo mote credit nom u" ii-l ihry
will the ioY Of th-r way~ eud The dollar ui
fathers. # 10 ppcr~ viii tNtuiud.N LnH ls
wlv into hc hands o TIE buon dealers. To r .od aud
rrsoli In order 10 pay Federal t"K,s 4A"I WILL 'c It's
function.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-02
LEGAL rrs1srAvcE CorvsrLLrD.


Only one chance remains Ot bnnglug 10
sns.u- The d-hoIrst .ct,rr- $40 nave l' 30 i"idl
blow At American credit. N.cn Nr nhcr.iau pro-
r,els To aci upon the lL,ud BILL aud ou O.. 10 laY
In silvrr-if hr does >O-tIc Interest On g." luhd'd
l. tie Supreme Court - the Iuluu. iir p!o-p"c-
fuses ihc authority OF which tnc loans Ne" suDcrtd
fu ~ the Iouto market may NOT have hr direct "lhIih=
force uf ACts ~ Congress; hut they "Il a dN' provo
beyond doubt question iAat the standard com &" Ur
tcia gold roiu aud tie ~u1cW" '"uI
~ the Union W. bound - accept them 80 having l'r 10
thit cItcNt Tue uilsuu pto-c' h-"s oi al thc lHu'
lylus before med bN Itus bi"tht i" -
Co., JAY tunkr, b tuuuDh N Co., j. p Morgan . co.,
Morton, Rose q Co.,, : Vi. Litbac.d - ~ aui -clI
man i3iuth,i.-i 4te ~ lIu luGli-h tiH lHc pal ana
interest are to be paid ia " tnt Il rtates gold c"u
The Subscriptions were payable III int lInchtr ahd
certificates were gwen 20 TIE &lilit intH Long
afcrwdrd The scrip vas exchanged Tor und- ana ii"h
these the word god" was omitted. Was the omission
bS design O merely DccaU-c there wGs go doubt tel 10
br 40 .bc ou the sulj, We ctnnui tc hut whether
or not, the hgh ight- oi iudncc whose names were
appended Ia the uI lua pIo"Ic'tuNc- AZ boHu ~ mono"
and common hone.ty come tU the nrip Uf III" bond
holders who pcvcd the Of the pr"sP cusrs
ioI winch tury responsible. no" IL II mat Mcs-rs
Ruthsrld, MrCulO.l IA. Morgan. Barring aud The rest,
make 40 eI,ut Enough Of -urrcou already, surely,
hil nunic val athoi Iirs. Lot them bc-
str tIrms, rs tor tic sake OF honesty and dcCcuct
Tncy may he ablc Ia dlwhat Ihc IdcsS cty ed Tor
seems fui.Iv t0sggct when ho INNS a. compu sloii;
for wac 80 a sOyrr, iru state tu lT honest " II IL
bent on rrpudian.l Bat WhIt they can do Is 60 take
instant steps nave the YdIdIty Of the band hlll, 30
tar as thc1c funded loan, F ted by H. tested before
the Supreme Court Of the Vnled states.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-02

for the remonetzation of silver as a wise measure.
and that it will be difficult for the demagogues TO
carry public sentiment with them, as they have
done heretofore in favor of free coinage. 1t is
prcdictcd that the passage of the modified Silver
BIZ Will have similar effect with that of the Re-
sumption Act n 1875. Up to the time the
law was passed the sentiment favor Of
imitation was growing in the West, but that act
seemed to check it, and there never has been time
since until the present session of Congress when
bill to increase the volume of our lrredeemablc
paper currency would nave received as many votes
rs III 1874 and 1879. TIE opponents of silver in-
ilatiOn now hope that the events of yesterday may
be followed by return to sound sense in regard to
this subject the part OF the people who have been
led astTay in the West.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-02
THE NrINTS GOING TO WORK.
BIT AGITATION NOT YET OVER.

BIT AGITATION NOI 1El Wv En-
=. FRESH ATTEMPT FOR INFLATIoN TO BE MADE ON
noypAY-HE DOLLAR TO BE HANDSOME
CoIv--TIIE PRESIDENTS PLIGHT
The mnts are making dispatch IN refer
ence TO the new coinage, and first lot of the
new dollars will be ready for circulation ID
fortnight's time. DR.. Linderman has proposed
a handsome device for the com, anu II
has been approved. The extreme sliVer men
bo,o nrcnared 4 bill for unlimited coinage
of the 412ls grains dollar, and Will try
to pass it in the House on Monday
The haste of Congress to pass the Silver
Bill over the veto, and the failure OF
apy Congressman to make a vigorous effort IN
favor of treating the message respectfully,
were unprecedented. The German Government
has sold S15,OOO,000 of United States bonds
in alarm. The action of Congress caused
little apparent effect in Wall Street yesterday,
except to deprcss Government bonds from 4
10 - per cent.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-02
TIE ATTITUDE OF AUaTRIA.
opPnsIrloy 10 TIE PRoposrp cnrpIr.

vienna, Friday March l, 1873.
4 secret meeting of the members Of the
Austrian Dccra. ou, WAS lcl Last NIGHT at which WAS
d.cus-ri thr credit 70 be d.manded by the Govern
mcut No decision was reach Il, but IT ~ anticipated
th1t tie credit. though II may meet with opposition,
will lualy bc approved
LoNpoS. Friday. march I. 1873
The Vienna correspondent oi ne TH's say7: " As re
garr- the vote o. credit. ncetuc- of political clubs nave
been repeatedly called 10 consider tho subject and then
adjourned showing that those Who desired To- carry tho
matter with o rsH ar, yet far from hAviu~ the ~
.s SAINT" ErrTiuC - tbr p,Tsi-;Cut rumors of Aus
iuu .rrplru:i.rs for mrhi s1fiur the same wri, =
saws: There Is ijlc lrrptuiIuu Ia Dee made. For the
last n Sc pre-. .ltJou- tVc been cul-
and i-f when tho pos, h'tN Oi sucH '1 i@-
utc aro>-. thr plan. have been worked out 10 t. >
6uallt.t detail"
New-York tribune., 1878-03-02

funding OF the per bonds lower rate of inter-
est and destroying confidence in honesty as debt
paying nation. Credit Is too sensitive thlne
to be tampercd with by individuals hy
Governments. The d" bloatcd Dondholdcrs," so much
derried are th" savings banks and trust com
pancs extraordinary degree, and these banks ana
companies the repositories Of funds which b. 'ong
The large capitalists hut the labOrlg and irug
classesAlrcady the depreciation upon Government bonds
has been great that savings bank depOsOrs all over inc
country becoming alarmed and withdrawing Their
deposits than the banks convert their assets
into money with which meet such demands The con
sequences that these institutions are fang IN large
numbers. nicng great losses upon their dep0si toIs
the abOrng and frugal classes.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-02
AMERICAN RIFLEMEN THANKED.


The annual report Of the proceedings OF the
National Rifle Association, which .st pu0shed CON
tains the following: "The Council gladly take this op
portnnty OF expressing their warinest thanks to the
Council and members OF the National Rifle Association
OF the United States on behalf of the rhcmen OF the
United Kingdom, for the friendly welcome and h0ssii-
ties accorded To their representatives, for the facilities
given them for practice N the and for the scIi
puous impartIalily with when everything connected
with the matcn down To the mnutcst dcta was carried
out. Their reception from first To last In tho United
States such To make every member ~ the British
team feel that the spirit of friendly rivalry III which the
challenge had been received fully understood and
recprocated by the American Nation Tho report also
contains details OF the match at CrcodmOOr
New-York tribune., 1878-03-02
MINT PREPARATIONS.
THE COUNTRY TO HAVE TIE SILVER II PRAYED
FOR, IF COMING WILL DO ANY GOOD.

THE COUNTRY 10 HAVE TIE SILVER II PRAYED
FOR. IF COMING WILL DO ANY GOOD.
IBr TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSE.l
w,sutvcroy. March 1.-The Cabinet discussed
,he action necessary to be taken to carry ont the
rrovisions of the silver law, to-day. Secretary
Sherman is to put the mints at work promptly ana
industrionsly. while Secretary Evars viii at once
open correspondence with the Governments OF the
countrics composing the so-called Latin Union. and
Of such other European nations as the PRESIDENT
may deem advisable inviting them TO join the
limited States i'll a conference to adopt common
ratio between gold and silver for the purpose oi
establishing internationally the use OF 6I-lnetallc
money and securing fiXity of the relative value
between these metals.
Tie Treasury Department is preparing Tor the I'M
mediate execution of the Silver Law, and within
fortnight some OF thc new dollars Will be in clrcuia-
ton Orders have already been issued by the SecTc-
tary of the Treasury to the superntendentS OF The
several mints to get their machinery and melting
pots in order. c...... .r :
the Treasury, the Director OF The Mint has been en-
Gagged. fox several days past, in making the ncccS
sary arrangements for running the mInts 20 their
full CAPACITY on the new silver dollar, in conHec-
ton with which gold only viii. for some tine. be
coined 1t is probable that supply of working dies
will be ready in about Ten days; and in the meaH-
time silver bullion viii pass tIoaeh all the rro-
ccsses of putting it into shape for con.nG into del
lars except that of stampirE; and FOR WINCH
particular operation the capacity OF the
mnts is i'm excess OF their caPaciiy for other
operations 50 tnat III reality iilc delay in coinage
will be occaSioned BY the dies not hrinE now ready.
i is thcnght that bv the middle Of April ihc coin
age of the silver dollar Will hc gong on NJ tEe id;N
OF So. 100000 per month. The supply OF fractional
silver coins at the Mint and the different Treasury
OFFICES is sufficient 10 meet any demand hA--y 20
arise for several months 10 come.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-02
GEORGE c. GORHAM,
Secretary Of ihe senate.
WHAT GERMANY THINKS OF IT.
SIZE SELLS OFF $15,OOo.OOO WORTH OF UNIT


STATES BONDS ~ GREAT HURRY.
IBY TKLEGRAPn TO THE THIDrSRl
WAsHfNGTON, March 1.-Secretary Evarts learned
to-day that official information had been received
at tho German Legation that the Government Of
Germany either appIchcnsivc of the effect of legs-
lation by Congress on financial questions, or de-
srous TO convert some of its assets INTO cash. had
disposed of $15,000,000 worth Of United States
bonds, purchased several years ago with portion
of the French indemnity fund Information OF
somewhat similar character has been received from
other sources and il is feared that it indicates an
increasing dietrust abroad Of the financial future
OF tie American Repubc.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-02
THE DEVICE FOR THE COIN.
oR. LrypEruAx CHOOSES ONE OF Low RELIEF AND

DIR. LINDEEMAN CH-ltl~LH ONE Ni LOW RtIifF AMI
BEAUTIFUL DESIGN.
IBY TELEGRAPH THE TRiRUNE.l
WASHINGTON, March 1.-The Director of the Mint
has written the following letter to the Secretary Of
the Treasury
WASHINGTON, Feb. 2s, 1873
SIR: If the bill TO authorize The coinage Of standard
silver dollar which has lately passed both Houses Of
Congress and awaiting Executive action, should
become law, IL is eXpedent that the mintS should be
placed position execute with pr1mpttude the re-
ouiremens OF tho act COINAGE is concerned In
order that there may be little delay as possible in
commencing the coinage OF the dollar Is necessary
that f supply o. dies should be prepared in ancipa-
ton OF the bin becoming a law. therefore transmit
herewith a specimen experimental piece Of new de-
sign that have caused to be prepared, and which
have the honor request may bcappCycd and adopted
The act authorizing the coinage OF a standard silver
dollar provides that there shall be on The silver dollar
the devices and supcrscrpuors provided by the act OF
January IS 1887 section 13 Of which reads as follows:
That upon the coins struck al the mint there shall be
the following devices ard legends Upon one side Of
each Of said there shall be an inscription
enbcmatic Of liberty with an inscription Of the
word Liberty and the year Of the coinage;
and upon tie reverse OF each or the god
and silver coins there shall be the figure
or representation OF eagle, with the inscription.
United States OF America and designation OF the value
OF the coin" Section Is Of the Coinage Act OF 1873
further provdes that there shall upon the coins the IN
ecrpticnE Purbus Unum and that the Director OF the
Mint with the approval of the Secretary of the Treasury
may also cause the motto "In God we trust" to be in
scribed upon such coins shall admit OF such motto.
In accordance with the provisions Of these laws
have selected the accompanying piece from various de-
signs which have been prepared at the mint Tie OBJ
verse OF the coin bears a free cut head OF Liberty
crowned with Phrygian cap decorated with wheat ana
cotton tho pies Of the country the legend IL Pur
bus Unum;" thirteen stars; and the year OF coinage
On the reverse, surrounded by olive wreath, J. IN
eagle with outsprcadng wings, bearing III his alons
branch OF olive and bundle Of arrows, en-
blems OF peace and war; the inscriptions, d" L.
s. OF America" and Zone dollar" and tie
motto, "In God trust" This specimen, while II pos
sesses all the requirements Of IN device and super
sepon has been selected not only Tor the beauty Of
its design but also for the exceptionally low rei OF the
devices nsurng protection from abrasion and enabling
them be brought up in striking minimum pressure.
Very respectfully, II. X. LINDERmAN Director
To the Hon. John Sherman, Secretary OF the Treasury
The suggestions and recommendation in this letter
were approved to-day by the Secretary, and the
necessary orders issued to carry them into effect.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-02
TIE BRITISH NAVAL ESTINATEs

LONNON, Frd1Y, Narch I, =, q.
II il stated in the lobbcs Of Parliament that
the navy estimates for 1878. bo published tomorrow.
show an Increase OF asJOOO hall of which is FOR tho
transport Of troops.
The estimates show that 10 Is tho intention 10 com
nr,ict,s lroucads. and complete ironclads.
2G corycttes and guuboats and 80 torpedo boats.
The above increase exclusive of the portion ~ the
vote OF 2jOOC which has been devoted 20 the Navy
New-York tribune., 1878-03-02
TIE FAILURE OF 4 LONDON BANK.
I1xInx Friday March 4 IA-

The Eindncicr, referring to the failure of
Mcssrs Will s. PcicIyal Co., che Lombard st. bankers
SAYS: "Wuis Percval 4 Co. were private binkcrs OF
los years standing. favorable liquidation is expect
cd. No suspicion Of the embarrassment of the house
seems 10 have been entertained The notification OF It's
sspcu.ion which was issued late yesterday evening
Will great surprise III the CITY, Inc partners are
Henry Wins, Samuel T0mkns and Samuel Lcth Tom
kins One Of them Ia Grand Treasurer o the Frecna
e0ue ana tho accounts OF the Grand Lodge ana ono
two large Masonic charities were kept there"