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Moliere BY Mrs. Olphaut and F. Tarvnr, VI. A. l6mo,
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New-York tribune., 1879-03-12
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
Su7,ODsts Tor the pdst "a hours.

WASHINGTON, March -, l a. m.-The ba-
rometer risen EewEngland and the Middle States
and the Lower Lake region. with colder northwest
winds and generally clear weather Colder and clear
weather prevails in the Upper Lake region. Northwest
and the ONO Valley, with variable winds and high
barometer. Light rains prevail in the Gulf States
and Tennessee with lower temperature ana n0rtheas'
To southeast wings LigGt rams, with partly cloudy
weather are reported from the South Atlantic states,
with lower barOmee and nOrtlerly Ia westerly wlnds
Light rams prevail Oregon and Washington Territory,
and generally clear weather Ia California.
IhdictftOns
For New England aud the Middle States slightly
colder and clear weather with nOrthery to west
eriy winds, and rising barometer
C0titlOadrJ Signals.
Cau,ionary of Store signals continue from Macon Ga,
to Newport.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-12
PUBLIC OPINION.

The South, it is safe to s believes T yes r6T1 6I&!
~ Rlackburn should bc the speaker OF inc fui'S-
Nh ~; iUonSe-IIousville Courier Journal tDemJ
Now. the fact is. both Tilden ana Grant
ore t1e 2otcai soarecrows Of The time-kspt Ia ta9
uraNtd 20 frirhteu On nll the Other Candidates "uu
y tbc harvest for the small politicians bichnohu
state (DclQ) -
If is curious and interesting political tact
that the Northern Democrats whom MT h h@UuuI -, s''
imDortaut charTnanshps. are now working WIN m uli
thtir might with the very men VINO ftSsiNeU ,r
yacps 10 his Observation-Disclosures Union N'eP"
New-York tribune., 1879-03-12

TRIBUNE OFFICE, March H. l a. m.-The barometer
fell early yesterday morning. but rose steadily during
the last half OF the day The weather partly cloudy
and clear with light rain during the second quarter OF
tbe day. The temperature ranged between 400 ana
GIo the average being Gllo bIgher than the cor
responding day last year, ard 10 lower than On Mon
d,y The pmOunL OF moisture ia the air has been H.
creased.
COuer and clear or partly cloudy weather may be
expected ~ this city ana vicinity to-day
New-York tribune., 1879-03-12
ONE soU.-A> VOICE FOR RAYpALL.

We are aware some complaints have been
made Of Randall, but must he regarded fortunate
10 have held the cha long, under such peculiar c!r
cumstances and 10 have made few enemies. He is
officer and the Democrats Will weaken g. olnseNcs
6y falling 10 retain U, A reason aganstu change Tor
blackburn viii also be found tine fact that hc II "A
Soufuerp man. and hS election viii play into the hands
of The Radicals while il Will be important gain To
the South VIII Southern Democrats be so fucautous
as To put "a Southern man the Speakers char with
sucn prospect He viii be more liable than North
erD man (particulary Randas temper) II lose self
control and be much open TO the charge OF SOUTH
ern bias whether deserved not Lei Southern Reu-
IeseutatIyCs ponder well over this matter.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-12
THE COAL STRIKE 4 FAILURE.
TIE OPERATORS FAIL TO ATTEND THE MEETING
CALLED TO TAKE ACTION.
Inv. TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUNR1


lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNEl
HARRISBURG, Penn, March 11.-Considera-
be interest was excited the meeting of tho sntTa-
cite coal miners to-day, IL beiug expected that they
would order a general strike III The coal re-
gions. The meeting was failure, only eleven
delegates attending it, representing Dauphin Schuvkh
Northumberland Carbon, Luzerne and Coluu bia COun
ties They were so disgusted az the failure OF the md
vidua operators to come forward and ate part in the
deiteraions that they passed the following and ad-
iourned:
Bhereas That inasmuch as TIE individual coal opera
t0fs the anthracite coal region manifest strong de-
sire ~ force suspension OF Oprrt thTOug on the
whole region and as they have failed 10 send delegates
20 meeting with ul authOrty TO act FOR bc there
fore,
BE resoiped That until the entire Interests Of the
anthracite coal trade are fully represented at JOINT
meeting, including operators and miners, no iurther
action win be taken looking 10 a restriction Oi tie out
put Of coal in the several re- gl0ns.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-12
ELECTIONS IN EAST AND WEST ORANGE

In East Orange, Peck, Ord and
nor.nus freehol1ers and Republicans, were
,5,octcd. "a Town Committee, Martin
wallace aud John Coyne; Assessor, Edward Cowdrey
Auditor Elijah A. Doremus. In West Orange there
were five tekets The regular tcAet Is probably elected
At south Orange the Freebodcrs elected were j. f.
NcFutec ana A. G. smith, D. moo rats The collector ~
NJ p smith the Town Committee consists OF Fanness,
Head ey aud COnlOn Democrats.
At Clinton the Freeh0lders are ID. = smith, Democrat
and r. W. Durand, Republican. The Assessor Is Abram
Voorhees, Republican. Tie Town Committee Is Repub-
New-York tribune., 1879-03-12
TvNNY. But SAD.

I0TItT8 WtthtH l.FJIJ
The Potter report is called the opening of
tbc Democratic c. N pgu OF $50 This mcans that the
Dmocratc cry is to be fraud" and that the Repub'
lcu pry ITS character and purpose, and the wisdom
of UtIuting t with he Government, are to be deter
Ynca s the alleged misconduct OF two or three Re
fruiHg Boards. H. with this cry, the Democratic can
didatc slslld be Mr.. 1iijcn, the gentleman whose
nephew and other confidential party associates tired 10
luV Returning Boards, the SITUATION would be exceed
iu.E cnL.Lo II 10 MlTe not ErolunndlN luIlllatlug
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Society the Redeemed Form Of Man. and tse Earnest
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John LoihrOp Motley. A memoir, by Oliver Wendell
Holmes. with steel portrait Memorial edition, sto -.
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ueredity. Ffth Boston Monday Lectures.
b. Joseph Cook. With preude5 current events LIMO,
80.
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Poems OF Pncrs Edited by II. w Longiell0v. "NeW'
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THE oUEs ZION OF sOLIDITY.

The South has been made sold 1or sucn l
rscujo ~piocracy as cnlists The championship o lesc
who organ zcd and carried the against Tue Ohu'
yor, t,eorv Of free institutions The North must De-
come solid 6y legitimate aud peaceful methods porn V
e. 20 MAINTAIN its ust rights and the fundamental prn-
eDies of liberty There De no safety IN hau-"'S
cGuIse In uuOu alone viii strength be Ouuu 70 % NuV
cesshly deftst the infamous piracy WLcl threatens
"a overthrow government by the people aIV lHt Pco
t,lc III the great American republic.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-12
BUTLER CARRIES ONE TOWN CLEAN.

WEsTPIELD, Mass, March 1.-THE Butler
Democracy made a clean in yesterday election
electing their full ticket for Seectmen by large major
ties They elected two OF three the School Com
Inittee. The Rev. Thomas Smyth, Catholic, WAS
iefeatrd The election by the Butterflies under
the head OF " Independent RefOrmers." heavy vote
WAS polled, and there was great excitement.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-12
EX-GOVERNOR SEYMOUR AND THE CANALS,
LEY rEIEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNEI

ALBANY, March 11.-Ex-Governor Horatlo
Seymour appeared before the Assembly Com
mittee to-day and opposed the bill for Tie
abolition OF the State Enigneer's Department.
Mr.. Seymour also said that he favored
IN amendment to the Constitution abolishing tie
present constitutional restriction that the eXpend-
lures Of any one year shall not exceed tire income from
n canals for the preceding year. There was DANGER
nc said, Of great expenditures beng needfu some
wear
New-York tribune., 1879-03-12

and wanted Aston sell GOrdon's interest to Walters,
who had promised to buy Cox out Aston sold TO
Otlnr person Cox threatened Aston at that he
wOuid Kill him before sundOwn II the sale not
celled aud then made with his He hunted Aston
down. Governor COlquitt and Others having detained
Aston at the Capitol, the quarrel renewed there,
aud both men drew their pistols with the result stated
ahnvp
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Paradoxical Philosophy. sequel tO the Unseen U nj
12mO. 81 10.
The Realistic Assumptions of Modern Science Exam
ined. Ry Thomas Martin Herbert, " n $40, ~.
Coal. It's History and Uses By Professors Green MraI
Thorpe kueker and Marsha Ed'eu " fIoiessot Ihope
SyO. 81
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Dun, NJ. 4. SyO &3.
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ALBANY.
F CANALS AND ECONOMY.

SPIRITED DEBATE on THE TOLLS ON sALT-RE-
TRENCHMENT MAKING PROGRESS.
In the Assembly yesterday the toll sheet for the
canals during the coming year was adopted after
spirited debate on tho rate for foreign salt, which
Mr.. Fish tried vainly TO reduce. Mr.. Skim
ner's bill reducing the number and pay
OF Legislative employees was passed unanimously
The bill repeating the Resumption law of 1873 is
now in the Governors hands. The bill reducing the
fees of the Sheriff of New-York is TO be reported
favorably to-day.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-12
HOW 1T WENT IN CALIFORNIA.
.N FRANCISCO, March 11.-At the Oakland

municipal election yesterday thevote was very heavy
The Citizens elected five cOuncilmen and five school
trustees; the Workingmen two councilmen and one
school trustee. The vote for mayor close. the
Workingmen's nominee b ing elected. In the municipal
election ia Sana Czens elected iull ticket, ex
cept cOuncllnan and one school trustee-"OfKlhg
mn
New-York tribune., 1879-03-12

"Come, now, stupid" said the school
master, you don't know how much two and hye make.
Now is,en. In pocket have 81 and in the other
s5 Now how many dollars have gotp " Let me see
them, and will tell you" School dismissed.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-12
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Important.-Dr. WM HALLS BAsAN for the lungs cures
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Use EsGTs CGRBoLc sALvE for pimples treckles.
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United St1tes Digest table Of the contained IN
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: .o,,oo, for the study Of Gregoran music. and for
a., 49, trrct,on OF the younger clergy. Tho scheme mas
,aor arnroved at Rome. and Nine. LemmensSherrmS-
t"D vi 4 leave England for Maimos
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REDUCING sHERIFFY FEES.
Try TELEGRAPH TO THE rRrBrxE.i

ALBANY, March 1.-the Assembly judiciary
Committee Will report favoraDy tomorrow Mr. Deans
hill cutting of many of the fees OF the Sheriff Of New
",
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New-York tribune., 1879-03-12
CITY Election IN ORANGE. y. J.

At the Orange City On. J) election yester-
day Mayor Hartford reelected. There was no op-
rosit.ou The Democrats elected Mes-rs. Brennan aud
Wetmoro Aldermen in the Second ana Third wards
tbc R,uub cans Harvey. IN the Third Ihe FreehOiders
arr. McGnMnl. Morrih. and Ryan. DelnOcfats
New-York tribune., 1879-03-12
A. NJ. WRIGHT FOR MAYOR OF CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, March 1.-THE Republican City

Convention to-day nominated a. VI wright Tor Mayor
Colonel p. W. P.ckaby for City Attorney, and NJ.
Farwell for Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-12
SECOND FAILURE TO ELECT A MAYOR.
ROCKLAND, Me-, March 11.-At the seconC

baoung for Mayor to-day there was no choice. Ihere
were 400 votes cast OF whch LOvejOy tRep) received
$50 Hal (Greenback), SIG, and Gregory (DeD), 32i
New-York tribune., 1879-03-12
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Post Once NotIce1he foreign Tor the week en hug
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-21
FOREIGN NOTES.

Specie in the bank OF France has de.
creased 1855, 900 francs in the past week.
The war ship Grosser Kurfurst cannot be
raised during the present winter. Work
will be resumed in the spring.
Park hall, near Evershaw, England, seat
Of the Earl Of Yarmouth, is burned. Some
estimates make the loss at El6,0OO.
Countess Dowager, OF Monttjo, mother
Of Ex-EmpreSs Eugenie, Of France, is ser.
iOusly i'll. The Ex-Empress is on her way
to Madrid.
Hanlan, the oarsman, is going to Eng.
land. II he can be assured OF a match, be
will arrive in January, and would prefer
to row in March.
Iron steamer Pallas, from Copenhagen,
for Amsterdam, is believed to be foun.
dered of Hermskerk. Thirty persons are
supposed to have perished.
BY the fall OF the house in Tottenham
court road, London, yesterday, one man
was killed and seven injured. There are
probably others under the ruins.
Disturbances have occurred among the
students OF the st. Petersburg University,
resulting in several arrests, and in the
closing Of the library by order OF the Gov.
ernmenk. General statements in regard
to The origin OF the disturbance are CON
hictfng.
A Dublin dispatch says: 1t il believed
it will be almost impossible to sustain in.
dictment for sedition against persons Just
arrested. An indignation meeting ol
Irish residents at Manchester, to
denounce the arrests Of Daniel, Killen and
DAILY, will be held probably Sunday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-21

oswEdo, n. Y, November 2o.-There
were no weather signals at Vincent when
the tug Seymour left Monday afternoon
with a tow. Cautionary signals were
hoisted at $40 this evening, about the
time storm began. A binding snow
storm with a stiff wind which began last
night continues this morning, and fears
are entertained for the safety OF vessels
known to be out. The schooner SamSna
with corn from Toledo to this point Ia
ashore at Port Calbourne, and nearly full
Of water. The crew Is safe.
0AEvILLE, oST, November 20. - A
schooner supposed to be the Pinta, sunk
in the lake'about one mile off the harbor
to-day, The captain and crew, Of three
men, took small boat and driited sea
ward. Blowing gale.
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orchestra OF voices that would arise from
oil Of the States oil over the Union, Il
honor Of Gen. Thomas. The Army O
the. Cumberland gave It's hand TO Mr.
Watkins, and wished there were A millIor
Watkins such hands as his, the Army q
the Cumberland would always grasp ID
lraternal welcome and love. Mf. Wat
kins carried o bullet Of the Army OF the
Cumberland, and he carried now
It's heart It sent It's bullet TO wound
1t sent ils heart to heal. He Garfield
was glad that the day Of woundlng was
over and the day oil healing had come; he
was proud Of great many things, but Of
nothing 30 much as the love and esteem
Of his comrades. He would rather lose
everything else than that love and esteem
In conclusion he paid q tribute to Gen,
Thomas, who, he said, had ever been
actuated by the highest, purest and most
patriotic impulses.
Gen. Negley said, that 10 dwell upon
the merits Of the Army ol the Cumber.
land would be an idle task, because the
Government and the Union would remain
q common eternal monument to the fame
Of that army. That Amy met to-day not
to fight battles, but 10 inscribe on the
columns Of the Government 'Peace @ now tNS
and forever"
Gen. Negley was followed by Gen.
Charles Cruft and Gen. Kimball. The lat
ter made extremely humorous speech in
reply to Marx Twains recent speech on
Babies"
Gen. Barnum made short address TO
his comrades OF the Army OF the Cumber-
land and then the steamer having arrived,
the party after joining in the song Home
Sweet Home, dispersed in order TO pre-.
pare for the Presidents reception.