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New-York tribune., 1878-03-08
SUSPENSION OF COAL PRODUCTION.

WrLKEsBARRE, Penn, March THE Le-
bigh Valley and Franklin Coat Companies will suspend
operations Tonight for the Of this month This
completes general suspension in the region as the
Riverside Delaware and Hudson, and Lcbigh ana
Wilkesbarre Companies are already idIe. ms rs
owng ne fact that quota allowed this section by
the combinatiOn been hlled The Lfhlgh valley
Compauy worked only three days this month
New-York tribune., 1878-03-08
UNDER THE SILVER LAW.

NEW VAULT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NOT 10
RECEIVE THE FIRST OF THE NEW DOLLARs-
SUBSIDIARY ITEMS.
lBI TELEGRAPH TO THE TRTBUNE.I
WASHINGTON March 1.-THE passage OF the Sill
yer Bill makes necessary the construction OF new
vault In the Treasury Department., and Secretary
Sherman has asked Congress for an appropriation OF
$4,000 for that purpose. Mr.. Abram 5. Hewitt,
who is a member of the Committee on Appropria-
tons, and who was one Of the abest and most ear
nest opponents of the Silver Bill says that the COM
mittee will report in favor Of this appropriation.
After full consideration aud consultation with
mecbcrs of both Houses of Congress, the Secretary
New-York tribune., 1878-03-08
CURRENT TOPICS AT THE CAPITAL.
FOREIGN AsCENDENCY IN NAVIGATION.

WASHINGTON. Thursday, March Z, 1873
Apropos Of the discussion going on in Con-
gress ana in regard TO the predominance OF
foreign shipping in American commerce. discussion
which never 40 lively as at prcsent-a statement
been prepared by DR.. Edward Young Chief OF the
Bureau OF Statistics 10 show just what that predorn
s and the change from old times The statement
the value Of the imports and exports OF the United
states, carried respectively In United States and IN
foreign vessels during tine yeyeu fiscal wears ended
June so 1877 with the percentage carried IA American
is.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-08
np1rrlTY TO TRAVELLING CATTLE.

.rrAsrEIN MAN WHO HAS STUDIED CAIiLH 'H""'
n,pr.r,oy TrsTIFIEs TO THE CRUELIIls on THE
RAILROADS.
iBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRBuSEI
WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE House Coln-
teo nm Agriculture continued the consideration Oh 'no
h relative TO the transportation OF cattle upon rai-
roads. to-day. ,
Mr. Prince of Worcester, Mass, phianthropst' maze
some very interesting statements In regard to the
ties to cattle practiced in Chicago. he denounced 'na.
n-ovi.on OF the bill relating TO the use OF
- lace cattle cars" and said that on recent trip 10
Chicago he convinced himself Of their worthiessnesS
New-York tribune., 1878-03-08
THE HOUSE ACTUALLY WAKES UP.

NIT ONLY TO PASS A DEFICIENCY BILL AND
TO AUTHORIZE A DOZEN EXPERTS TO SEARCH
DEPARTMENTAL AsH-BARRELs.
10y TELEGRAPH THE TnIBUNE.i
WASHINGTON March 1.-THE House accomplished
.ro things to-day: 1t passed the bill authorizing
t,s employment Of experts by investigating COM
.;ttees and It agreed to the Deficiency Appropria-
tons Bilwmch mas occupieu i'e "''en'ioH ioi '9'
eral days.
The experts provided for are TO be set at work
,med;ately: and the challmen of the different in
~otigatinc committees hope that by sort of drag
not process they will be able TO fish up some scandal
,bat will be damaging to the Republican party.
when the character and extent of the Investigations
rbich preceded the Presidential campaign are re-
,0ombered there is little probability that anything
will be discovered to warrant paying the salaries OF
these so-called experts Two of them Will bc
ass,pned TO the Post Office Committee, which Will
A. once enter into a general investigation OF the
management of the railway mail service and oi the
mail contract question. special investigation -
20 be made Of the long stage routes.
During the debate on the Deficiency Bill, speaker
Randall for the first time this session left the chair
md engaged IN discussion on the toor. HIS obJect
gas 10 defend the Democratic party and especially
his own course as chairman of the Committee on
lamentations in the last House. MIR. Foster OF
Ohio. had handled very roughly the Democrats,
showing that their bOasted economy by
which reductions amounting TO $30.0OO,-
90 had been made was IN large
degree imaginary. and that the actual reducuons
N not amount 10 more that Sl2OOo.oOO: speaker
Randal's specch was. in substance rehearsal OF
the points incudcd in his closing address m tue
iXIVth Congress He again asserted thal the ac-
tual reductions made III the appr0pHaI IONS were
SiO000 600; but be aid not answer Mr. Fosters as
seTfj,n ttat the economies of The Democrats IN the
last Congress had been irttercdaway ana overcome
bv extravaganza In other directions.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-08
A BRITISH STEAMER ASHORE.

PHILADELPHIA, March THE British steam-
er North Point captain Jones' from Port Antonio for
Philadelphia with 5000 punches of bananas, 10000
cocosnus and 100000 went ashore this morn
ing on que Island. north of Cnincoteague The
Morris h Maui Wrecking Company, OF Lewes and tue
cutter Hamilton, have TO her assis ance At the
latest accounts the vessel and both In sooA
condition. and there Were prospects OF saving ihen
New-York tribune., 1878-03-08
THE PRESIDENTS NOMINATIONS.
DELAY IN COMMITTEE on Mr.. BEAKD'S cASE-GEN-
rRu. SMITHS CAsE NOT ACIID oN-THE MIS-
soUgI DELEGATION FXCnED.
. IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRBUNEI


ERA. SMITHS CASE NOT ACIiD oN-THE MIS-
Souri, DELEGATION FXCnED.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNEI
VAsB1xGToS, March 7.-The Senate Committee
on Commerce spent some time, to-day, in the consid-
eration of the nomination of Mr.. Beard 10 be Col
leeor of the Port of Boston in the place of Mr. SIM
mons whose term Of Office has expired. Several let
tes were presented to the committee. written by gem
t|emen in Boston, asking postponcment OF the case
until next week. and saying that by that time sew
eral Boston men will arrive and urge the committee
10 adhere TO the Civil Service theories OF the PTes-
dent, as announced, by keeping good men IN oiiice.
The postponemeut was accordingly voted; but
members of the committee say that it should not he
interpreted as indicating that adverse action on the
nomination is likely to be taken
The consideration of the nomination of Mr. Alex
ander Reed, TO be postmaster at Toledo, was post
ponod until next Thursday.
1t turns ont that the Military Committee has not
after ALL agreed to report unavorably upon he nom
ipation Of General Smith now appointment-clerk
in the Treasury Department, TO the position OF pay
master in the army. The subject has moi YET been
disposed of.
There is quite a tempest in the teapot of the
Missouri delegation over the appointment of Mr.. Is.
Branscombe TO be consul at Chin Kiang The
President. in making this nomination, credited Mr.
Branscombe to Missouri Senator Cockrel
and Mr.. Ittuer called at the White House to-day,
and protested with something of excitement aglHst
: having this nomination charged to their state.
The President listened to what they had to say;
and then replied that this appointment was one oi
his own and that if the Missouri delegation dIc not
like II he wOuld credit il 10 Massachusetts,. IL IS
reported that the President wrote letter 70 Secre-
tary Evarts. in which he requested him TO examine
Mr. BranscOmbe's letters and give MN the appoint
nept. Senator Cockrcli told the President that ne
didn't wish to be understood as objecting 70 Inc
appointment per se but that he did object 70 hvina
Nr Branscoinbe credited TO Missouri d State IL
which he has not resided for many years
New-York tribune., 1878-03-08
WASHINGTON.
SCARCE RIPPLE IN AFFAIRS.
oxryA GENTLE SPLAsHING IN THE HOUSE Ant

ONLY GENTLE SPLAsHING IN THE HOUSE AND ~
TiIr MISSOURI DELEGATION, AND THAT 5 ALI
EXPERTS TO BE EMPLOYED TO INVESilOAih-
TIE FOUR PER CONSEQUENTIAL NEWS.
The House voted yesterday to allow 'he III
yesticating committees to employ exIer's
Debate arose in the House over the dehciei'o!
bill on the subject of Democratic economy,
and Speaker Randall took the floor TO delenu
the Democratic position. Missouri Congresslnen
have called on the President to remohs'ra'e
against Missouri being credited with MIR. Brans-
combe. who has been nominated for Consul. Mr.
sherman again offers the per cents to the
nnblic. The first silver dollars will not be
maid to Congressman. TX parte testimony has
been taken damaging to the late Consul
General S ward. The views of the Industrial
League were presented to the Ways and
Means Committee yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-08
BANNING HARD HIT.
A LITTLE REMARK BY M'MAHON WHICH Mr.. FOSTER


IBY TELEGRAPH TO THR TRTnUNRl
WASHINGTON. March mir. Charles Foster sent
a solid shot into the ranks of the Democrats this
afternoon. His colleague, Mr. Mcmahon. address
ing him, remarked that he supposed Mr. Foster was
acquainted with all the persons in the Government
who had obtained their places by fraud. MIR. Fos-
ter replied instantly: Il am acquainted with the
Democratic chairman Of the Military Committee,
meaning General Banning. whose election is asserted
10 have been secured through the operations OF
Eph Holland, the ballOt-boX stutfer
New-York tribune., 1878-03-08
ROsTON AND ALBANY RAILROAD.

BOsTON, Mass, March 7.-At meeting OF
the directors Of the Boston and Albany Railroad this
morning for organization the present officers wero
reelected notwithstanding auhoritatiyeIy sta,eds
that President Chaplin WILL before long, resign ms pre
ent position and Of holding until his tef
cXpres.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-08
FOI-R LIVES LOST By COLLISION.

NEw-ORLEANs, La, March 1.-THE propeller
Hope was run down and sunk by the steamboat Texas
Yesterday evening. Paul 81 Pierre. his wife and two
children who were IN the cabin OF the propeller were
ad
New-York tribune., 1878-03-08
Mr.. TAYLOR IN THE CITY.
HE ARRIVES TO RECEIVE HIS INSTRUCTIONS A
MINISTER TO GERMANY,

iBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNEi
WASHINGTON. March THE President sent to
Bayard Taylor. Jehu Baker and William c. Good
oe, to-day, their commissions as Minister to Ger
many, Venezuela and Belgium, respectively. Mr.
Taylor arrived here tonight, TO receive his instruc
fiOns prior to his departure for Berlin. dispatch
from Secretary Evarts, received tonight, states
that he will arrive here ID the morning.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-08
THREE BOYS KILLED BY A TORPEDO.
,yNctyr,rr March IA Fort Wayne, Ind.

specia SAYS: Two sons OF Matthew Lynch ages twelve
and fourteen were so badly hurt by the explosion OF
railroad torpedo with which they were payns yesaer
day that both died last Digt Another SON. a.e "o"o
so badly wounded that he cannot survive.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-08
AFFAIRS AT THE TURKISH CAPITAL.

REOCF PASHA GOING TO RUSSlA-iHE uhAND DChn
NICHoLAs's VISIT.
CoSsTASrINoPLE. March 7, 1879.
Reouf Pasha has been selected to accompany
General Ignatieff 10 ST. Petersburg to exchange the
raifications of the treaty.
1t is understood that the Gar during the negotia-
tons at St. Petersburg, will considerably reduce the
indemnity, and probably grant some further modi-
fca!on.
The visit Of the Grand Duke Nicholas to the Sui
tan, which the latter requested him to make has
been postponed in consequence of the difficulty IN
coming to an arrangement in regard to his military
escort. Although the visit is now announced Tor
Friday nothing has yet been finally settled in re-
gard to the escort or the Sutan's return visit
General Irnaticf and Reouf Pasha will sail for
Odessa on Friday.
The conditions of the treaty between Turkey and
Russia also include the following: Montenegro
will include Gatchko, and the southwestern bound
ary of that country will be the River Boyana. Ser
via will include Nissa and Little Zwornlk.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-08
RUSSIA TRIUMPHANT.

ENGLAND RENOUNCES HER PRETENSIQNS
TIE RUSSIANS CONSTRUCTING INTRENCHMESTs
NEAR THE GALLIPoII PENINsULA-THE GRAND
DUKE NICHOLAS ABOUT TO VISIT THE SULTAN.
The British Foreign Secretary admitted, last
night, that the treaties of 1856 and 1871 have
been virtually annuled by the results OF the
war. He spoke of the coming Conference
in Respondent tone, deemng the
task of the negOtiators very complicated.
The Grand Duke Nicholas is to visit the
Sultan to-day at his palace in Constantinople.
The Russians are constructing intrenchments
which confront the Turkish lines protecting
the Gallpoli peninsula. Interesting details OF
the aspect of COnstantinople are given In the
letter appended.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-08
RUSSIAN DEFENCES NEAR GALLIPOLL
: 1873

A special TO The Standard from Gallipoli reports
that the Russians are actively constructing en-
trcnchmeuts from Kadikoi to Shakoi, on the Sea OF
Marmora
They have now about $4,000 men, with cannon,
in these lines, which confront the Turkish lines
across the neck OF the Gallipol Peninsula.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-08
sIikt1s- IL WAREHOUSE.
P.,rcscntatiye Carlisle's bill to prescribe

1l.I M cal. ~! olhef Ianl v.ln-.e.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-08
DESIGNS ov EGYPT.

l. HbOH, i!dt ddTCH :, 1870
The Paris correspondent of The lines says 1t
eecms certain that France would readily consent to
Englaud's obtaining complete security III regard to
the Suez Canal but would do her utmost to
Gis,uade England from occupying Egypt.
France desires joint action with England
respecting Egypt. \ Paris telegram 10 me HtdndafG
etys however. that Prince Bismarck recently stated
that hc would himself propose at the congress an
Fmgli,h occupation of Egypt Germany guarantee
ing tho non intervention of france.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-08

PRINCE BISMARCK AND TIE CONFERENCE.
BERLIS Thursday. March q 1878.
Prince Bismarck is dsinclincd to attend the
Conference It stated his health is again declln-
ns and that his ply sicans recommend his early return
to his estate, at VarZin
New-York tribune., 1878-03-08

ment advertised not long ago that Tor TWO months
il would pay bonus of per cent on all wheat and
aour brought INTO the city. The two months time
does not expire until April l. and yet the raising OF
the blockade has removed the stringency In bread
stuff, and has made the Government grleve IN
spirit over its rash promise of bonus. The ques-
ton is whether it will keep its promise III view oil
the flood of grain about TO pour IN here
The terms of tue peace are n mouel OF Na9ueness'
They are really equivalent to no terms at ALL since
thev NAV be expanded to the extinction of the party
of the second part. il Europe does not obect. Inc
old Imam who lives near me- and who comes in
avery day or two to learn the has been wrng-
inp his hands over them. "Our nation is de-
stroyed our nation is ruined" is the burden OF his
comnlaiuts. The question of independence for the
three prncipaties does not aliect tho average
except that he signs to think of the lost chance OF
VENGEANCE ON Montenegro, best hated of them all.
on Of the foTtresses surrender or territory
and opening of the Straits and the establishments OIL
self-poyernnent in the European provinces, are
Ali sentimental questions. which the turks can
meet in eouanimity as kismet. But the indemnity
clause weighs on them. When the trua Turk arrives
at the question of indemnity IN talking OF the terms
of pcace he stops and curses Russia with some 81
gaitic mouthful Of oaths before he can pass the
Subject It's currently reported that the Govern
ment is going to put tax OF one cent per pouiiu on
bread III order TO pay the Russian BILL Inc Dha!f-
ciers of the Turkl,h Treasury are quite equal ~
such decision, but luckily, European bankers nave
influence enough to prevent the execution OF IT,
PARLIAMENT SEEKING INFORMATION.
Meanwhile Parliament goes calmly on with It's De
hates on recreant officials and its examination OF
petltions from the people. No sound OF war pene
trates the Hall, aud it can give an hour ior IN
stapce 70 discussing an oice-seekers petition, the
question under debate being whether the petitioner
is entitled to Office to the end Of time because ~
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HalIowelI Post Once.

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS.
Western Mail arrives daily, Sundays excepted.
a. 3.39 and 500 p. M; closes at $40 A. NJ, and
for the night Pullman train at p. NJ.
Eastern Mail arrives daily, Sundays excepted,
At sos and 9.57 A. M; closes At S2o and .
Litchfeld Mail arrives on Tuesdays, Thursdays,
and SATURDAYS, at 10 A. M; closes Sundays,
Tuesdays and Thursdays at P. NJ.
Office Hours from 7.30 A. NJ to S.3o r; M. As
closed on that day. Mails made up on Sunday
evening for the Monday morning trains ~
E. ROWELL, P. M.
Hallowell, July l, 1873.
The New York herald., 1878-03-23

s4Itd. per ounce. The sum OF f33, QUO bullion
Withdrawn from the Bank OF England to-day bal
ance At Paris rsntes 1l0f. 30c and reacted
the close 110f 20 The closing prices in London
were -Consols for money and account, esq 95 u I;
new four ana hall per cent bonds, 103 hve-twenty
bonds Of 1857, lo7x 1o77s; ten-iorty bonds. 1854
1857; hves OF 1881, los; Erie common shares 1oH;
Erie preferred shares 24h %; limos Central 1914
State bonds were steady, Missouri SKIES OF 1886
selling at l05 Louisiana coEsols at 7SZ; Tennessee
SKIES, old, at 3sH and the at 80 seh.
RAILROAD BONDS.
Railroad bonds were quiet ana the following were
the changes compared with last previous saies:-An
advance OF a in South Pacific Railroad nrsts and Della
and Hudson registered eighty-fours ana u In ST.
Paul II. N. divsion) and Pacific income, No.
16 There was decline OF q in New Jersey Central
frsts consols and Northwest gold sevens. Buffalo,
New YORK and Erie frsts, ncw sold at l0S1S Hannibal
ard 81. Joseph cights convcrtbles at s3a; Lake
Shore coupon seconds at 9S, Lake Shore registered
seconds at 97>s s7ss; Central Pacinc gold bonds at
1861, Union Pacific drsts at 1861 1861, New YORK
Elevated Railroad 1rs,s at so, and Western Union
Telegraph coupons Of 1900 at 1885,.
PHILADELP STOCKS
The New York herald., 1878-03-23

Soss, soa...'.s 2ss sales laia stock s2sA ws:sy
Ssn eDsss%. Ssss %
Cotton ea.sr middng. ioses Low %iadias. n NJ ssc
ias.s ils; eorn~se. so sales. 6isa '"i ssseH.
7s drsss sssE E S sss: 70 ss
20 & saes rs :" the chAnne o7s'
MorrIs March r. 1877.
Cotton quiet %ddns io.fs Low s,, %iadiias ss.s:
sSss 2So IS So 7s
coaswise. 6.oi6. Sales. II 200.
wmsIxGrov n. C.. March ~ 1873
Spirits of tu-pentins nr.n at osbza Ho.in firm -
hard 5. yellow dip and So for virgin. Tar steady
oswsco March %. 1873
steady: sales q white state 81 state held at
II 2s No. Milwaukee, club. VI 3o Duluth club. II 81.
meal mfssd unchanged -Four shipped by rail. 30
bois
Flour firm and unchsnsed siss 800 e,s & wHss a" s
81 sSs Corn strong: No. mixsa. 4ic. ja.. s,roassr
s.d se for no white :. s.iss OF ss,a, N @lssd "t
1900 bbs wheat. 10000 oushs.; corn. LOO do oats.
S sass.s a. eosa mon do ss ss''
ar ss ssd %ss 81 SS, s
Sp sdas 3 q os f1 q -"a 81 f.is5 sseessd &c &c:
4l5sc. Aprii; 4aAs ata4e May; aise June Oats aali
ss sss "s s' kss S.'t arms5 & at e .ss &
So IS fs'. * sa .n% Sr; ap fnsTs 81 s.
Lard active. nut shaae lower cio,ins hrmsr - ~
Il a cash suT s'@ ss' and a
sssy and aasaa.ss corn % do se @ 5 poo Do
rye, e;5oo do barley 5000 DO shp%e.nsssoo.F1,ar -. ,.,
heat hrmer. quotabiy hisher earn duli
s Ss, not aaa.sy % id%er 's rors arss s SO s. 1sT
y ss. Iay Lard at 81 iS' ADrii' 81 20
The New York herald., 1878-03-23
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON : SPOT QUIET; FUrURis CLOSED
sTEADY-FLoUR DULL-wHEAT DULL.
CORN sTLADx-oATs LUwER--wHIsKEY NOM
INAI.-PoEK NoMINAL-LAHD STEADY
PETROLEUM sTEADY--uILs QUIET SPIRITS
TUEIENIINE FlEM-RosiN FIRM CoFt EE
FIRM-sUGAR FIRM--FREIGHrs QUIET.
FRIDAY. March 22-6 +. NJ.
Business has been slow most commodities, but In
some there has been more active movement, though
at irregular prices. The export movement OF bread
s,ufis ana provisions bsa continued pretty acive
though ut irregular prices, The market Icing con
lroed TO great extent by the Chicago marsels
which have been more than usually huctuatlng.
GroccrIes. cotton, petroleum. &C., nave been very
quiet To-Day (Friday) the markets we're all but
universally quot On Change there was pretty
general tendency toward prices principal
modies being decidcny in ouyer's favor flour duh
but unchanged. Wheat was duli anu miuaily lower
Corn steady oats were dull ana lower Whiskcy was
nominal, Pork nominal. Lard steady. Freignts
quiet cotton the spot quiet; futures closed
steady. Groceries were firm. Oils and petroleum
quiet Naval stores we're Grm.
quoted at 4sss 41ze. for pots and sac.
sac or pearls.
was firm. at 12alc lac, aold Tor rcgulus
BrEswAx. We quote sales Of 2OOyO lbs Western and
Southern on private terms; quoted at 2Sc. 2olsc
Market closing hrm.
BRooMcogS quoted ut 4Isc. &c red tipped, DC
&c. for medium aud 7lac. u &c. ior choice green.
CoyrEE The market for Brass strong with nc.
tive denand. We note sass. per steamer Coperncus oi
7o45 bags In lots bags 5s7 bags, 900
s s" Also Bags * sa snoa saa oS S c S at
MIA coffee wa; aai,s active; 300 Gags M"r"e,oo sA A.
socs, -. i4ac lar 40 ios4c nosi 49, 10 &C. pim. M
to good iSss." icc soS. 10 days; lava governments
bags 29s HIs ss Ers'. mats goc aa:e; siss. A..
i7G Laguayra. i4,sc les Jamaica. i3jsc. i1,sc
The New York herald., 1878-03-23

-. Domingo i3isc Porto Rico i5c i7c Costa Rica.
15c l71<c Mexican. i41sc 1Sc Macasar 17c lSe
Angostnra loc l6sc.: savana l3c I61zc. Curseoa,
l3iSc. u lilac
tooPERAGE sTocK. The market quiet We quote -
Moa SHOCKS. 32nch. with heads 81 10 II 90
shocks. with heads 3snch. - 81 80: do. do 36nch,
81 81 81: box SHOCKS Soc 6Or. do. "a: pipe
s. S. 5O empty ho shead So 5O hoops "a feet
to prime S33 xj5: do IL feet. do. x,S a $50
Uorrsn We note sales of $4,000 lbs lake ~ i7c. u
IKE, cash. the market closing strong ut that
CORDAGE.-rhe msrket duh Wa quote = Manila
large and small size, per Id ike l7ac. cordage,
bolt rope yarns. Ice lie. tsrred Manila 14c sisxl
rope, 91ac losc. New Zealand. l1hc. 12sc Russia
17c
COTTON on the spot WAS quiet but unchanged Futurrs
opened about points lower but before the close the
almost entirely recovered and the market closed
steady The closing prices points under yester-
days closing The official closing prices day,
par rei with 1hurstuvs as io.l