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New-York tribune., 1878-10-25
BELOW CAPE MAY.
ALL SORTS OF CRAFT ASHORE, Bot FORTUNArEL
WITHOUT MUCH LOSS OF LIFE.

ALL SORTS OF CRAFT ASHORE, But FORTUNATELY
WITHOUT MUCH loss OF LIFE.
CAPE MAY, n. j., Oct. 24.-One of the most
violent storms in this region ragged here ycster
day About l a. IN. the wind began blowing good
breeze from the northeast, gradually increasing TO
a rate OF sixty-nve miles an hour. bringing IN
an extraordinarily high tide. At 6 a. IN. the
wind increased 10 eGhty-four miles hour driving
the tide upon the meadows between the city and
the mainland, covering the railroad track three
feet deep, and preventing the train from eay-
ing the city. An engine with one succeeded
during the morning in leaving the Old depot
schooner dragged ashore yesterday afternoon on
Five Mile Beach, which proves to be the three-master
H. f. Potter, Captain Anderson from Fernandna for
NewYork with lumber. Two of her were lost, the
being rescued from the rigging by the Lfe-saying
Service The bodies Of the unfortnaes were recovered
at 12 o'clock last night.
BARNEGAT, n. j., Oct 24-The Signal Corps observer
reports the Chief sgnal Officer Washington as FOL-
lows: "The schooner William Collier, OF Providence,
X. l., Captain George W. Taylor, in ballast from
Providence to Philadelphia ashore six miles south
OF BaInegat at $40 a. the 23d. 1hc captain aud
Of four men were rescued by the crew OF Station
No. 10. at 10 The captain is stripping the wreck
LEwEs, Del, Oct 2l.-Thc Signal Corps observer re-
ports to the Chief Signal Onicer at Washington as
follows: Bark STAT Captain simerson (Norwcgian).
from Philadelphia, oil laden, came ashore off
of. Schooner Lila Rich, Captain Robinson from Con
neccut, with cargo Of paving stones for Baltimore
ashore mile north OF Lewcs She
lies well up. on the beach and can be fayod.
ship John Barbour, Captain HalcOmb, from Phladel-
pha, laden with railroad ties dragged ashore on the
Hats four miles north OF Lewes She has four feet Of
water in the hold No lives lost from these vessels
WIeckers have gone 10 their assistance. The
AlDemarle arrived az D. M on the @31, and reports
heavy gale at She lOst two 1f her boats"
ALEXANDRIA, Va, oct 2i.-ThOmas Davis, hand on
schooner, was knocked overheard during the gale Of
Tuesday night in NaniemOy Roads, and drowned
NORFOLK, Va, Oct. 25.-The schooner Magnolia, Cap
tain George Murtlc from Elizabeth City N Co. Kitty
Hawk, wrecked the 22d Inst in Albemarle sound
She Is total loss. Sgual Officer Lieutenant j. A.
| Buchanan, who was PASSENGER, was saved by
| lashing himself TO the gunwale OF the vessel
| and swimming ashore. After the vessel grounded
the captain was washed overheard and drowned
The steamer Evernan, OF the Clyde Line. arrived this
! afternoon from Philadelphia with her cargo damaged
One of her crew, named Walter Hill, was washed over.
| board during the storm and lost.
WASHINGTON, Oct. A.-The Signal COrps Obser-
yer at Cape Lookout reported at 9:25 p. IN
Yesterday, 10 the Chief Signal Officer as
| follows: Steamer Florence Wetherbee from New
York for Jacksonville came ashore last night at
1880 No lives lost The steamer will be gotten OF IL
the weather permits"
New-York tribune., 1878-10-25
ALARGE SHIP LOST.

THE A. $. DAVIS, or MAINE 1890 TONS, DASHED
10 PIECES, NEAR CAPE HENRY.
WAsnINGToN. Oct. 24.-The Signal Corps Station
al Cape HenryTepOrts to the Chief Signal Officer that
the American ship A. S. Davis. Of SearpOrt Maine,
Captain Ira N. Ford, loaded with guano, from
CallaO, and bound for Hampton Roads and Norfolk,
ran ashore at a. M, the 23d inst, eight miles
South of tho Station. The vessel and cargo are
total loss. The vessel was Of 1890 tons burden,
and the cargo was consigned to HobsOn, Hurtado
&Co.
The crew, consisting Of nineteen men, were all
lost, with one exception, and he is now at No. 2
station. Nine bodies were washed ashore last
Tlsn', one and half miles south of the station.
tne hie-saving crew will bury them. Different
1uS'es and pieces of wreck are being constantly
va SSsl,ed ashore. The crew of Life-Saving Station
Nv are on duty guarding the debris. The body of
man. supposed to be that of one Of the late crew
a. snd tne A. ). Davis, was washed ashore at D. NJ,
Vas Vas turned over to the life-saVing crew.
Anti aM enacted by Congress at It's Inst session.
IsnVrl1es - nas the General superintendent of the
saving Service to investigate the circunl-
New-York tribune., 1878-10-25

was only delayed hour so. The fishing schooner %
Joseph Henry of Bedford ashore III Mackerel Cove
is considerably stove. The revenue cutter has gone
outside TO If any vessels between here ana Maftha
Vineyard need assistance.
sTONINGTON, Conn. Oct. 24-Tbe schooner joseph
Fitch, previously reported the reef, went to pieces
last night
VINEYARD HAVEN, Mass, Oct. 24.-The schooner
ashore Hedge Fence yesterday, was the James W.
Drury. The wreck of the schooner Eta A Simpson,
which grounded yesterday on Middle Ground, dillIeu
eastward this morning. passing by this harbOr j ne
steamers Island Home and River Queen have gone IN
pursuit. The bark Sarah reported back OF the Vine
yard audiwi probably land there.
PKovINcEIowS, Mass, Oct. 24.-The fishing schooner
Lucy Clark Of this port went ashore on Wood End yes
terday afternoon and went to pieces last night.
DEENIsPoRT. MASS. oct 24.-The sloop Clio with
cargo Of coal sank at hor anchorage during the storm
last night. The vessel aud cargo arc owned by D. n
Baker, Of this place.
PORTLAND, Me-. Oct. 2I.-The schooner Mary, OF
JOnespOr from HiilsbOrc, y. b., for Newark with
cargo OF plaster went ashore o'clock last night on
Ram Island, and viii probably go TO pieces. The crew
were saved The schooner Holiday, from Granville, "
s. with wood for this port went ashore at o'clock last
night of Cape Elizabeth, before Fort Pre5e, and VIII
probably go TO pieces. The crew were saved
New-York tribune., 1878-10-25
on THE NEW.ENGLAND COAST.
THE STEAMSHIP BRAMHALL, LADEN WITH ARMS y
MUCH HURT BY TIE sTORM-vARIOUs sMA

THE STEAMSHIP BRAMHALL, LADEN WITH ARMS, NOT
MUCH HURT BY THE sTORM-vARIoUs SMALL
DISASTERS.
NEw-LONDON, Conn.,, Oct. 24-The dispatch
boat Cycops went out TO the steamship Bramhall at
halfpast this morning and returned hsif-past 10
She reports that the only damage done by the gale
Wednesday was TO carry away one Of tho steamers
smoke-stacks and one of the donkey engines used to
run the pump The steamship had also settled little,
the upper deck strained Captain Scott, wrccker,
and two men board the Bramhall The rest OF
the crew were brought to this port Wednesday. The
Providence steamer Amos Barstow took four schooner
loads OF the BramhalPs cargo TO Providence to-day.
There is cause for further apprehension. the gale
having subsidized.
NEWPORT, r. l., Oct 2l.-The storm was severe dur
ing the early part of last night The Fall River boat
arrived on time this morning, while the going west
New-York tribune., 1878-10-25
SCENES IN THE CROWDED HALL.
A REMARKABLE AUDIENCE FOR POLITICAL MEET
ING-GREAT ENTHUSIASM AT MR. EvARTs's AP

REMARKABLE AUDIENCE FOR POLITICAL MEET.
ING-GREAT ENTHUSIASM AT MR. EvARTss AP-
PEARASCE-THE ORGANIZATION.
A full hour before the time for the mass
meeting last night the crowd began to flow toward the
open doors of Cooper Institute. BY street and ee
waited road, in carriages and on foot, people came
from all quarters OF the city, and at half
past seven o'clock unOccupied seats in the great
hall were few and scattered. The audience was
such is rarely gathered at a political meeting.
Policemen swarmed at the doors and in tho
hail. but their services were needed only 10
prevent the crOwding Of the aises near the
platform after all the seats had been occupied.
1t was goOd-natured, intelligent, well-bred
assemblage. which included many ladies who had
braved the dangers OF crowded hall to
hear the orator. Long after every seat was
filed, the multitude continued 10 stream in. Soon the
many radatng aisles were densely packed that 10
a physical impOssbility to force way through
The living mass. At one end OF each OF these long
lines stood two pol1cemen-buwarks against tha
overhOwlng tide; the other end lost in
the lobbias Here, eager but disappointed people
forced to content themselves spectators
OF the gathering. Even their patience endured
far longer than would have imagined. It
only at the of the first hour that they begun
to melt away and throughout the entire speech there
was little dimnution Of the press in the aisles
Scattered throughout the ball were many men promi-
I'm politics. the professions or business life Upon
the platform were gathered many OF tho
best known aud most influential Republicans
OF the city. Shortly after o'clock the patience
OF the audience was rewarded by the sight OF
Mr.. Eyarts. lie came upon the platform with Elliot c.
COwdin Before he had fairly reached the
front Of the platform applause burst forth
from all parts OF the hall. 1t died away after
moment only TO be renewed with redOubed force. The
enthusiasm Of many could not be satisfied with nero
applause by hand or foot These rose in their seats
swung their hat and at signal for three cheers for
Mr. Evars Joined with all present in three rounds OF ap
plause and various notifications Of a " tiger"
When quiet had been restored, william L Dodge stated
the object Of the meeting, aud named Elliot COwdin
as Chairman. Dr. Cowdn's name received with ap-
plaue aud the following vicpZs sidents and secretaries
OF the meeting were then elected:
New-York tribune., 1878-10-25
PEpuDIATION IN TENNESSEE.
THIS A Prominent ISSUE IL TIE CANVASS IN
THAT sTATE-DEMOCRATIC SUCCESS TO COST
NEW-YORK go, 900, 900.

THIS A Prominent ISSUE II THE CANVASS IN
THAT srATE-DEMoCRATIC SUCCESS TO COST
NEw-YoRK S22 100000.
ICY TELEGRAPH THE TRIBUNEl
WASHINGTON, Oct. pa prominent Rcpub
can from Tennessee now Washington expresses sur
prise that 50 little attention has been gwen by the press
10 the question of tho reputation OF the debt Of
that State which forms principal feature OF
the Democratic platform. This plank IN sub
stance h as follows: "The Democracy is opposed
IN rpudiation vet circumstances which they have
u control render impossible for the State 10 pay It's
bs nj present Therefore the Legislature Is instructed
m nav no interest 10 and not to entertain
poson FOR a compromise coming from the bondhOldcrs
until il has 1t been submitted To the people" Demo-
cratic speaker. point to this adroIty framed section and
eav: I'VE, too are opposed 10 rcpudiatOn.' Yet It's
effect eau be nothing else than the rcpudtiou Of tho
tire state debt.
posed 10 any such ana ayOrs the honest pay
nent Of the dcOt while the people Of the middle aud
western sections are ayowcd rcpudiator-.
At the last Of the Legislature the bondhoders
uc proposition 10 accept per Of the face Of
thcr bof l. and cancel them motion tO accept this
proposition was voted upon IN the Legislature
| and tho Republicans favored ~, but 10 was
/ defeated by the Democrats. Thercupou few
o bpndhorr proposed To accept % per cent 0f the
face their bonds. Tn, opposed ana defeated Nv
the Republicans the GROUND that the proposition h1d
rNOrrd from the buudhodc- hy the Tear Oi losing
their whole investment, and even then the proposition
was made only by % minority or the creditors
II total ahouut oi the safe dc0t is about S2"OOo
600, nearly all OF which Is held In NcN-l ork.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-25
THE ANTLTASIMANY CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE.

IOmmlttttS REPRESENTING VHU ITNIHS II"II
Democracy, the City Democracy and the County Dem-
ocracy met at at Irving Irving Hall yesterday, for the
purpose Of making arrangements for joint action IN tue
local campaign James DAILY acted as chair
man Of the meeting. 1t was unanimously agreed
10 have a common headquarters, aud that each
organization should be represented on a campaign
committee by twenty-oue persons. The headquarters
will probably be at Irving Hall IL was also unani-
mousy agreed to mold ratification meeting al an early
day M some OF the great halls OF the city, Tor the
purpose not only OF ratifying the combination
ticket Of candidates for local Offices, but also
Inc Democratic state ticket. IL was stated
that the Republicans would also hold rati-
dcation meeting. The committees will meet again
today when all the for carrying on the
campaign will be made. John McCOo has been elected
tTeasurr OF the Campaign Committee. Edward Cooper
lilo conuatons cand date fOf Mayor, intends TO make
tho Westminster Hotel his headquarters Arrangements
ore making for union OF the elements opposed 10 Iam
many Hall ON the Assembly aud Congressional tickets
as well a the local one.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-25
GRIMES AND CASUALTIES-BY TELEGRAPH

THE ROBBING OF A STORE IN HARTFORD.
HARTFORD Conn, Oct. 24.-Burgars effected an
entrance the goods store OF Pratt BALDWIN last hSh
ana carried away II, 100 worth OF black silks
ARRESTED FOR POISONING HER MOTHER.
BOsToN Oct. 2i.-Mahel Whitman, of Char les
town District arrested tonight upon her return from
Maine on charge Of poisoning her mother Dr o. W. spears
Is under arrest as An accessory.
THE DEATH OF A NETWORK HUNTSMAN.
BOsTON, Oct. 24.-llenry Arlington, of New-lOrk,
accidentally shot himself Monday while cunning near
Hampton n. IL, nom tho Effects OF which he dled lst
evening"
WILLING TO CATCH COLD TO BE FREE,
TRENTON, n. j., Oct. pa prisoner named John
logan confined In the Newescy state Prison under Two
years senence hs escape to-day He got on by swim
ming canal Every EFFORT is being made 10 recap
turo him.
PAYING FOR GOODS WITH BOGUS CHECK.
BOsTON, Oct 2h-Charles Bachnach, German;
haing from PHILADELPHIA NewYork has been arrested
Tor nrcb goods here the value OF over $1,000 or
when he gave bogus check the First National Bapk Oh
Now.NoTk. - -
MATTIsoN AGAIN IN sHAcKLE%
ALExANDRIA Va. Oct. "a. V. Mattson, 1or-
mcrly clerk tho Board Of superyisoTs OF MaISn
N j. accused forgery whe broke jail al BevldSo A.
traced here and arrested last hsu@ he nHu WIN ni
woman named NJ A. Baker -
ACCIDENTALLY HUNG IN HIS FATHERS CELLAR
PROVIDENCE. II. l., Oct 24.-At River fGlnt YES YES
terday afternoon Robbie O. YorsOn con o. AnafeE
ton teeD years old was found suspended by I1e
swing IN the cellar OF bis fatners resilehee' ino AA
supposed 10 have been al accident
New-York tribune., 1878-10-25
Mr.. EVARTS ON GREAT ISSUES.
A STRIKING SPEECH AT COOPER UNION.

STRIKING SPEECH AT COOPER UNION.
THE FINANCIAL QUESTION DISCUSSED WITH MUCH
rULNEss AND FORcE--PoLICY OF THE ADMINS
TRATIoN-PRoTECTIoN OF THE wEAK-CIvIL
SERVICE REFORM-AN APPEAL FOR REPUBLICAN,
SUCCESS IN NEw-YORR.
The Republican mass-meeting at Cooper In
stitute last evening called ont one of the
largest audiences ever assembled in the great
hall. The officers of the meeting included
many of the most prominent Republicans
in the city. William NJ. Evarts spoke at
length, devOting the greater part of his speech
to an earnest plea for the honest fulfilment
of the solemn promises of the Government in
regard to the bonds and the currency The
speech was frequently interrupted with laugh
ter and applause.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-25
SURPRISING SOCIALISM.

LONDON, IhursdHy, oct. u ISIE.
Several German Socialist newspapers, an;ici-
patng that they are he suppressed, announce their
dscontinuaucc but at the same time advertise the ap-
pearance Of journals by the publishers Thus,
the Vorrars particularly violent Socialist organ an-
nouuccs the speedy appearance Of paper To be named
the Reform Journal be devoted 10 the general inter
csts Of the people
The LdiiOr Of the st. Petersburg RHssLi IrdrOdd has
received his first warning for printing letter 10 Cen
crg Drcntclu the newly appointed thcf Ol the Secret
Police exhOftng him to deal leuicnty with political
uncUdcrs
Tho Goos has received s warLing, and It's sale
the street has been suspended Tor attacking the Ger
man anti-SOcllist law.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-25
TELEGR1PHIC NOTES,

ATLANTA TO HANG OUT HER FLAGS TO-DAY.
ATLANTA, Ga, Oct. N.-1he King of the Carni-
val entefsthe city tomorrow Tho lair being well at
tended.
PROFESSOR WATSON TO LEAVE ANN ARBoR.
MADISON, WIS. Oct. 2I.-Pr0fessor James &. Wat
son. OF Ann AfboI Mich via take charge Of the Of
tTOnOmy IN the Wisconsin University immediately has
also been elected director OF the Wasburn Observatory
which win be one Of tho best equipped observaoes in the
country
LEGISLATION IN BEHALF OF A MURDERER
MONTPELIER, W., Oct. 21.-A lOint committee of
House aud Senate today heard argument counsel
John r. fbalr The convicted murderer bill
will be reported allowing persons convicted capital
o. 10 the Snpreme Court for tria the
execution. The bill will probably be passed
THE EMPIRE STATE CALLED INTO COURT
ALBANY, n. Y, Oct. 2i.-Deputy United states
Marshal KCey. Of this city. has served Wns retuuabe
the City OF Washington the HecOnd Monday January
next Governor Robinson and Attorney
I'm the matter Of the state Of
against tho State Of NewiOrk The complaint
a controversy regarding the boundary line.
INCIDENTS AT THE FOREIGN MISSIONS CoNVEN
TION.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 24.-Ihe Christian Foreign
Society closed It's abors
Samu0 Ayres Of Kentucky vivid
among the colt red people O America Governor H. NJ Bishop
reported 1000 bequeaihed by G. H. Cmcfa " Cincinnati
y. ShishnOnian native Turk presented paper Con
sannope and Lady present Immediately offered 500 in
aid Of Turkish missions.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-25
THE sTORM IN AND ABOUT NEW.YORK.

THE STORM IN AND ABOUT NEW-YORK.
Mr.. Harrington, the master mechanic having
charge Of the wire work Of tho WORK ana Brooklyn
Bridge said Yesterday that the storm OF Wednesday
morning produced apprccablc cG'rt upon the cables
except upon the land span the NcwYOrk side, the
cables Of which not secured 10 each other as thor
OughY at other points, and therefore swayed
slightly he took q few Of his best and secured
them with ropes IN snort time. The span between The
towers hc SAID were firm the towers themselves.
At this Of the year he careful 10 nave every
thing secured every evening as 20 he N readiness
for gale during the night. The storm of "Wednesday
did the cables severely, the wind struck
them diagonaY; he had known winds Of less force,
but coming from different direction, 10 subjec; them
TO "A scyeTer STRAIN.
All vessels which had anchored at Iart's Island during
the storm resumed their voyage yesterday morning,
The schooner william McC0bb, which went ashore at
CITY Island Wednesday, is badly damaged that she
will be stripped of everything and sold Several sOops,
whose captains had hot taken timely pT'cauiOu u get
ting extra anchors. ana Whc Went shore, met with
slight damage only The C6rUo. from Yrnia,
for ROckinnd with coul put into TINS port Yesterday,
having had her mainsal cured away when on the sGi
ship during the storm. Tie FAN River steamer Pr0N-
dcncc was delayed by the storm at Fan River until
o'clock Yesterday morning, reaching here al o'clock
last night.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-25
WENDELL rnILLIps A GREENBACK NOMINEE.

-
BosTON, Oct. 24.-The Greenback party OF
the WITH Congressional District held an excited and In
harmonious convention in this city last evening
The convention adiournedI without making nomina-
,ton score or more OF boilers. however. nominated
wendell Phillips. This district-a part OF sur
folk County-is now represented by Leopold Morse
ODem), who had about 900 majority IN lS|O'J
New-York tribune., 1878-10-25

Mr.. Bcllni, Consul of Santo Domingo in this
city, says that General CcssariO Guiermo Will probably
be elected President LuperOn having declined to be
candidate Gonzales has arrived safely Curacao and
drowned Mt sea, ~ was supposed. IL Is said
that he has had conference with the brother OF eN
President Baez. Baez himself Is IN Paris. The DOmin-
lean Government has sent a mau-Of-war with 600 men
TO qucu the outbreak at Azua.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-25
SPEAKER HUsrED A CANDIDATE.
HE ACCEPTS THE NoMINATICN FOR THE ASSEMBLY
N ROCKLAND COUNTY.

General James w. Hustled has accepted the
nomination for the Assembly proffered him by the Re-
publicans Of Rockand County In his letter Of accept
ancc he says that t had been his intention not to be
candidate for the lower House Of the Legislature this
year. and that he had announced to his constituents
in the Weschester County District, which he had repre-
sented for years past When be made this announce
ment seemed to him "that tho issues before the
try would soon be harmOniously adjusted and that the
nation would enter upon career of prosperity unexam-
pled in history But since that tmc" he continues,
theories have been evolved and crystazed into pOti
cal form which are raught with serious danger to the
best interests OF the people In Wow or the pers that
threaten IT, is the duty OF every lover OF his country
10 cast aside personal predictions and individual
wishes and TO yield every demand OF obligation ana
duty Holding these sentiments accept the trust that
the pariali OF the Republicans Of ROtkland has I'M
posed upon me- and WILL 10 the best OF my ability, ell
deayor faithfully TO discharge IT,"
New-York tribune., 1878-10-25
REVOLT IN sANTO DOMINGO.

ST. DOMINGO, Oct. "a rising has occurred
ot Azua I'm favor OF General Bacz for President Cen
cra Guermo ia marching on Aqua at the head Of 1000
men, decree been issued closing the port Of Azua
10 foreign intercourse. Another decree has been pro-
mulgatcd deferrng the Presidential elections, because
Of the rising in Azua and account OF the death OF
Caceras Caccras was the candidate OF the Reds and
GuiIeno is the candidate Of the Blues. The election Of
Guillcruno is deemed certain.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-25
TWOLIVFs LOST IN TIE SOUND.

The schooner j. J.. Crossley is anchored at
Hart's Island aud Captain Dexter reports that at pm.
October 23 mile southwest Of New Haven Light, he
the OF the schooner Mary flee, with two
lashcd TO the masthead. lie lowered boat and took
them of They had been nine hOues that condition.
James 4. Lynch aid Adams say that Captain Tullock
(ofNewHayeul and tho steward, George Lee Of Brand
ford, drowned. The two men were landed at New
Haven. Captain Dexter also two large schoOners.
OF about 900 TONS ashore the reef between New a-
ven ana Brandford. They were badly broken up and
vii Hp ftf al yVrg L.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-25
TERRORISM VERY SUCCESSFUL.

lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l
WAsuINGrON oct. 2i.-COmmunicatiOns from
prominent Republicans in South Carolina received
to-day express the belief that so completely has
terrorism been employed by the Democrats in that
State that the colorcd Republicans are cowed and it
begins to look doubtful whether they will elect a
single one Of their county officers where their
maioritic3 ought to be heavy.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-25
NEw-YoRK ASSEMBLY, NOMINATIONS.

ALBANY, y. Y, Oct 21-The Republicans
to-day nominated Charles Il. Knowles In the lid As
semblY District, and Thomas H. Greer IN tho INA Dis
trct rho i'd District OF Albany County gave $50 Re
publican plurality last year the lld District gave SAY
Republican pluralityJ
GLENs FALLS, n. u, Oct. 21.-W. II. Ill
ford Of Glens Falls to-day nominated for the AS
selnbly by the Democrats Of Warren County lIhe Re
publican plurality last year was 1851
New-York tribune., 1878-10-25
THE GLASGOW BANK FRAUDS.

LONDON, Thursday, Ger. -, 1N,S.
A call for GGO0 $4,000 per share will be
made on the shareholders Of the city Of Glasgow Bank
immediately II has been discovered since the report Of
the examiners the condition The bank that foreign
correspondents OF the bank had used open credits 10 the
extent Of RI75 900 $3.50 OO0 most of which viii be lost
The MI Fleming who has ubsCOndcd d. not John Flcm
ing the head the London house of smith. Fleming
Co. but his brother, J. NlcOl Fleming, formerly dlIeC-
tor OF the City OF Glasgow Bank.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-25

ANTLTAMMANY NOMINATIONS FOR CONGRESS.
The Conference Committees appointed by the
With District Congressional Conventions OF tho
Irving Hail. city and County Democracy hed
iont session at No. 272 Beeckerst. last evening, and
Sccded 10 recommend 10 their various conventions the
nomination Of General W. W. Ayerin for Congressman
The County Democracy nominated Elias ]. Patterson
for Congress in tho XIth Congressional District last
night.