New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-13
Tile NEWS THIS MORNING.


Ambassador at Paris to carry out the Berlin Treaty.
and to support tho Greek claim. 80 Senior
CASTELAR, has made a strong speech in
defence of universal suffrage 60 COM
mlttee of the Kent and Sussex LabOrers' Union
has accented the 900 acres of land offered them by
the Canadian Government. go The Swiss Repub-
lie is about to Withdraw from the Latin Union.
DoMEsTIC.-Thc President has stated to re-
porter that he must admit the Southern policy afal
ure the frauds and violence IN the South are to be
punished if possible, and the work was begun yes
terday by the making of many arrests. - The
TRIBUNE prints to-day some fac.similes OF the
cipher dispatches. - Mr.. Springer says
that the Potter Committee will probably
not investigate the Democratic attempt to buy the
Presidency -- The canvassers in Mr.. Albrights
Congressional District split into two bands yeser-
day. the boards returning the rival candidates as
elected.
CITY AND SUBURBAN-The New-YOrk Clearing
House took important action to promote
resnmption yesterday. - General Butler in
a long conversation has given his views on
the financial question, the elections and
other topics 60 The search for the
robbers OF the Stewart vault was still
unsuccessful yesterday. - The interest
IN Francis Murphy's temperance work in
creased - w. w. Burnham, Dock Depart
nent bookkeeper was arrested for stealing S15,-
900. 60 The Bar Association has collected
much evidence against the accused county
officials. -- Francis McKenna was declared
to have killed William r. Wiltse -
The case for the contestant Of the Vanderbilt will
was closed. - Gold 100sls 100ls, 1O0is
Gold value of the legal-tender dollar at
the close 99sIo cents. Stocks lower. but after
ward recovering and closing excited and irregular
THg Manufacturing local observations in
dictate cooler and clear or partly cloudy weather
Thermpmeter yesterday. $50, 590. 500.
A mother was the prosecuting attorney at
a coroner's inquest yesterday, and gained her
case by securing verdict against the alleged
murderer of her son.
1t is a great step in telegraphic progress
that England and Germany have agreed to
uniform rate for kilograms between any points
in the two countries. This may be the germ
of q Geographic union which would be as
beneficial in its way as the Postal Union
itself
Congressman elect Bisbee has been counted
out in Florida. It's almost a pity that the
81" fraud u cry is dead. 1t would have been
pleasant to see the Democratic organs
struggle with the case of Bisbee, but now the
chances are they will never discover the fact
of his existence.
The Democratic canvassers in ROckland
County have refused General Hustled his GER
tificate on the absurd plea that this Republic
can candidate, who got a majority OF 700 in
a Democratic county, bought his election with.
money. The Assembly will make short work
of this fOrlorn attempt at q Democratic gain
of one.
The Glasgow Chamber of Commerce ex-
hibits lack of business tact in proposing to
lecture the New-0rleans corporation on the
g" injurious effect" of our protective system,
in response to an invitation to attend COM
mercial convention in that city. If direct
trade is to be developed between the South
and Europe, it can be done without disturb
ing our industrial policy. The immense COM
merce Of this port is sufficient proof Of that.
The intention of the Swiss Republic to
withdraw from that monetary league called
the Latin Union, will create further uncer-
tainty as to the future Of silver currency.
At Its, recent conference the Union agreed
that the coinage Of gold should remain free.
while that OF silver is to be suspended indefi-
nitely, and not resumed without the consent
of all the members OF the Union. This con-
'vention is to be submitted for ratification to