New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-08

10 GfameTcy 1aGk.
Give me tonight full particulars and instructions.
Thomas. COYLE
The fact that "Max"is John F. Coylc is proved
by the following kilograms and by many others
presently to be given:
RALEIdH, N. c., Nov. 1, 1876.
Colonel w. T. PELToN, 80 Liberty-st., \. r.:
cheerfully accept responsibility. Mike ana Alex
ander share it, We shall succeed. MAX
WELDON. n. c., Nov. 2, 1870.
Colonel W. 7: PEIToN, Ereret House, ~ T.:
Just discovered frauds. Our tickets are printed
wrong. Have ordered new tickets all over tho
State. 90 TO Raleigh next train. SUCH fraud
may have been perpetrated In other States w arm
our friends everywhere MAN
SEw-YoRK. Nov. 2. 10
JoHN T. CoYLE, RALEIGH, n. C.:
"r'' nv w. T. PELToS.
Dispatches from Coyle to Havemeyer, through
out the teegraphic correspondence, were often an
swered by Colonel w. T. Peton, and were OBJ
viously intended for him and for Mr.. Tilden
though sent to trusted friend and near neighbor
TO avert suspicion. In other unmportant dis
matches 10 Mr. Havemeyer, Coyle chronicles his
progress from Weldon, Wilmington, Pennington
and Charleston, In one from Raleigh, just
before starting. he says TO Havemeyer, "Bar-
nun should 90 TO Louisiana with Sena-
tors and also Fox; 1 know it's the thug
TO do" Thus early, the experienced Coyle had
apprehended what sort of " mue-buyers" and what
Invaluable services Gramercy Park would need
at the south. For himself. he proceeded to business
the very day he arrived at Jacksonville. as follows
jAcKsoSvILLE, Nov. 10.
Henry UAyRMEYER, 10 West 17h-st., y. T. , ,
Just arrived had no communication with that
party will telegraph fully every day. MAX.
JAcKsoNvILLE, Fla, Nov. -.
In nine one pyne Of twelve ten thirty hold Italy
sixteen thirteen eleven information VIII eight that
three England first aud go immediately seven
twenty afternoon twenty situation one tomorrow
Sent two Tallahassee seven twenty iour nAS
to thirty. A'
100 Translationl
JACKSONVILLE Fla, Noy. -.
HENRY HAvENEYER, 10 W. Serenteenm-s,;;' ~. ~, l.
NECESSARY supply telegraphic credit OF Payne IN
First eight Bank five thousand three hundred dol
ior. Information that Board will hold canvasslng
meeting Immediately. Coyle and Ramey go TO Tai
iahasso tomorrow afternoon. Coylo has sent dis
patch SITUATION.
To translate this dispatch, the words must first
he trapsposed by key g. repeated, and the numerals
afterward interpreted. The Payne named was
lanes II. Payne, President Florida Savings Bank OF
Jacksonville. and treasurer Democratic State CON-
mittee but in transmission the word was turned
into "plyne," and Mr.. Havemeyer could not under
stand IT, as the following shows:
NEw-YoRK, Nov. II.
John +. CoYLE, or G. p. RASEY .,..
On what one six cant, have seven and frequently
uncertain twenty twenty seven forty De- anu
whom name made two. be advise one h'iie MY
Jous +. CoYIE or GEO. =. RAINY, Tallahassee ftd:
Have telegraph. Name uncertain, telegrapnlc
credit whom to be made and WHAT o., psn .,.c nan'
Coyle on fifty. Advise frequently ana DO pronpe'
The transposition key is No. 8. The numeral 90
being not elsewhere used may refer TO any bank
or person in New-York, the obvious meaning being
" Cannot CovIe draw on " some person. But
Coyle and Raney had not arrived, and when they
reached Tallahassee found also the foliowihg' Vi
which two words are lost
'' NEw-YoRK, Is.
.Jyo. F. CoYLE, or G. p. RANEY: .,,.,,
Renort forty captain one twenty twenty
who ss you to one thirty 5y five waiting twenty
sihUcu WV ioi DiO"' II.
(Transposition Key No. 81
l26. Translation.
' N-YoRK, Nov. 10.
.Jouy +. CoYIE or G. p. RANEY, Tallahassee, tm.
Telegram waiting for you. Forty two thirty nlnc
Brown who--telegraphs to twenty eign'' "'P0''
requirements as s'a'eu w HAvEMEYER
Meanwhile the situation in New-Orleans had De-
come so gloomy that the following dispatches were
sent to,
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. IA.
Hon s l. TuDEN IS Gramercy Park
HT,r r fnlt survey of the situation here we Ut
gently recommend that you make at once 10 uoro
nor Hayes the proposition hitherto c2ninuiiG"'ou
TO you. ~ - LAMAR
UESRY WATTERsoN,
Oswald OTTENDoRFER
Nov. Il, o.
Uyxpv U.yrMyYER esq. No. 10 Vest !h-S., NJ"
Am en- route TO Tallahassee; reach there I I
row afternoon.
II will appear hereafter that Fox" was u W.
Woolley. OF Cincinnati, who found 1t less easy 10
arrange the result Louisiana than the issue Oh 'no
johnson impeachment case, and who sought ia
Florida better field for the exercise OF his peculiar
gifts. But the long array of experienced vote-oeai
ar. would have been like an army without Zen
eral in the opinion Of at least one man. nad no. M
Manton Marble also arrived to take command on
the 18th or 18th. His doings and first report now
appear: ,o,,
Tallahassee, Nov, 16, 1876.
tn coJonl J. j. DANIEL. Jacksonville, RIA:
ASCERTAIN il official returns have been torWarosa