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New-York tribune., 1879-11-04

Safes. The greatest growth here is in the spirit OF
p.iitscal inquiry which has up among the
people. IN former times. that is under the En-
?ernr NAPOLEON. aud later under the Due de Broglie.
the WINNER If be rural commune took a single
Paris papeF. Wnen it was spelled through by hls
cg-tillcrs il 81 lated slowly through the cottages
lhe black n . bad the reading or u Tor one day
the tasl fer another and so On until 10 had gone
the Ioui ds e the whole neichhorho0d, and hac be-
cen ~ 81 up and torn an old bank-n0te that has
trrn o. brisk circulation. his mode OF cidDDinG
toF newspaper was Illegal bus the thnft or Inc
pca.a-ts aud their INTENSE desire To- be acqnantcH
with tie fluctuations ~ the money narke'
werr too mnch for the ,rovernmenf. An
italian hEtncier-NhOm those wuo knew mn
call Monte Clrst0, and who - now a niliioisire
Ten times oyerdii the Duurse articles OF the ecle'
vh.ca were srOa ionIi out ard unprecedented 1ccorn-
Ing 10 tier gTrat worth IN the vilagcs where there
we're cr cke full Oi money, ,av"d sou by sou, 10 W
ve.i. There was scarcely cidei-shop IN the whole
province III which, that journal Was nvt iaheh
ivy I've years ago. | asd nOw thit tLinuehout Not-
mandy the Paris new spapers IRE sp't al fatis
p lce>, ard t1at Dumpkins cub 10 iake q
whole 20! Of them. For the FigGr1 there is iitfe
call. The Gcai0is il also " dull y IN the market
They both reartionary and 'he tittIe-Tafte IN
onItes French civilization WHO look for serious
Information 10 the newspaprr ." hat does II
matter 10 iabOriou- farmers" sad 20 me yesier-
dag the proprietor of hotel az angrIsne sur Aler.
whether rhc carriers OF Cora Pearl sr' pink or rne-
or whether she washes herself with arsenlcai or
pure spring water don't care a fush Icf "a cief-
ery concOcied canard. Neither does any one
about me. Albert Miarl sets the aisinthe drink
ers laughing with INA ginaTy memoirs of GamOctt tas
cook. Monsieur TromDefie, III which the
President of the Chamber Is made to speak Ike
ZanY at fair. What | want C. know Is how our
Representatives really discharge their dutes and
what laws TO tighten taxes are proposed. l
want TO learn whether the Army ls becoming
efficient. but instead Of receiving tie information
look for, some joker enllghtens ne about the
cheese-paring economy of the Count DE
Paris when serving this Aurumn "A a Col
Opel in the Territorial Army. If the report
of the Boulevard journals only came here in WIN
ter when We have time for gOsslpng about those
who were here in the fine weather. tney would hear
scandalOus anecdotes about the great folks OF
Paris than they could out TO their readers III
"A twevemOnti. The farmers rOun1 here are good ke-
publicans and serious politicians. They know what
political supIneuess costs tIem and they Try 10 IN
struct themselves. Ii is not either tigdTO or the
Gduiois, you may rest assured whom they Will take
for their instructors. You think chem heavy louts
they are deuced shrewd fellows, and they are fasI
extrcatiug themselves from the Ilire OF ignorance"
New-York tribune., 1879-11-04
WASHINGTON NOTES.
WASHINGTON. Monday. N,

WASHINGTON. Monday. Nov. 3. 1879.
Captain Arthur W. Allyn 18th Infantry, has resigned,
and the President accepts his resignation 10 take effect
April 80. 1880.
The importation Of cattle from Canada after the
of December next prob bed to-day by order or
the Treasury Department.
Captain r. II. Baker, Chief Engineer George ID. En-
mons. aud Passed Assistant Engineer j. HalIhan,
OF the Navy, have been placed on the retired list
The snuernrcndent OF the Railway Mail Service has
received information to-day the raising of the last OF
the quarantine restrictions nxed la consequence OF the
seOurge al Memphis.
The Adjutant-General OF the Army has submitted his
annual report He says that the work OF his Office has
fallen very far behind owing the Arrears OF PEN
sons Act and other causes He asks for addition or
thirty men at S12OO the clerical force Of
the ofce.
Tna report Of sixth Auditor Ella shows that the fees
collected by foreign Consus during the year S3lO0o
ID excess of those for the previous year Mr.. Ella
that this Is an incident OF the growth OF the
foreign trade OF the United The fees collected
are also SHOWN TO DE Sl3l 576 OF the entire
cost Of the Consular service.
Mr. siman WDlf In the name nnd on behalf OF Tie
Board of Delegates American i-raefcs. presented
memorial to Secretary Evars Yesterday urging that the
recognition OF the Independence OF Roumsnia bg THIS
Government 0e deferred until RonH the
doctrine eiy and religious liberty, which l. provided
Ior by tue Treaty OF Berlin.
nig snake. chiel or the Poncas. has been Vioien
lately treaienad u EiA the Agent dis arrest
New-York tribune., 1879-11-04
WASHINGTON.

TO WHAT SOUTHERN MEN CAN DESCEND.
REPUTATION or SMALL DEBTs IN GRENADA,
MIss.-UNFRIENDLY REMARKS ABOUT THE Gov
ERNMENT.
FROM REGULAR CORRESPONDENTS OF THE TRIBUNE
WAsHrNGTON Oct. 2s.-Sinee The TRIBUNE
published the story In regard To Mrs Price, exPOst-
mistress at Grenada. Miss several other facts have
came cut regarding her experience here One or these
forcby shows that the disposition % repudiate debts
40 general among Southern and cities, permeates
southern society some what The Facts to be related
offer some evidence that the honor OF Southern gem
teman, in Grenada least, does not require him to
pay his honest deDts
Among the few effects which Mrs Price saved from
general destruction Of her property are number OF
unpaid bills for the of Post Office boxes. These
bills amount about $780, and represent sum when
Mrs Price has paid the United states part Of the
revenue of rhe office.
one Of them bears the name OF Mr. J. W. Llley n
leading citizen and man Of The amount is 80.
MI Lley on being applied 20 for payment. refused with
tie further remark, THAT 20 the d
Old Government will never get" Mr.. J. II.
CampbeH's Dill Is 81. Mr.. Campbell is also a
leading and popular ctZen Of Grenada, FOR
merry a merchant After Mrs. Price left he was an
applicant for appointment as postmaster and bis appi
cation was strongly iDdorsed by representative money
and by the entire business community OF Grenada.
When asked to pay his b he too refused, saying that
he Wouldn't pay one cent TO any such Government"
Mr. T. G.. Payne, also leading citizen and City Mar
shal OF Grenada when asked to pay his bill Of Ss re-
nlsed and remarked that he would not pay cent 10
any such Government"
The following gentlemen. all citizens OF prominence
and many OF them OF great wealth. refused to pay
their bills accom- panyng the refusal most cases with
some expression OF eontemPt against the Gov
erument:
New-York tribune., 1879-11-04

The thin and rather coarse farce of Con
ternpt OF Court" which, for several weeks has been
maintained upon this stage Will be discarded after two
more performances. and Thursday Mr. Wailsck will
produce tae comedy of Our Girls" by H. J. Byron-a
companion piece to the comedy IF " Our Boys The
announcement Is one that should give great pleasure.
Coutempt OF Court" though .hful and amusing r.
NOT the play for sucL a Waaeks. or such an
audence as that theatre usually attracts "Our Girls
on the contrary. is pure and sprigbty
piece OF comedy addressed 10 nielliZence and sen
ebility and fra ught with elements that arpea 10 mind
and minister 70 refinement 1t has Aad success in Lon
don and. presumably VIII have succ here The cast
Wi, include Mr. Beckett. Miss Sfcils BOniface. Mime.
Puuisi Mr. Maurice barrymore. Mss Rose Wood, Miss
Emma Lorraine, Mr.. J. Il Gilmore. aud Messrs. Edwin
and Leonard. The drift OF "Our Girls Is the por-
traure OF the trials upon the course OF true love-
which beal the daughters Of old English house, and
the suggestion of the old but useful moral that the fee
pgs al guides Tor the footsteps OF youth
New-York tribune., 1879-11-04
IMuEpIATE NOVELTIES.

The fresh features of the local stage last
n,gbt were Mr. T. X Emmett tra- tn LretdHd' al the
Park Theatre aud The Tourists" III " Tie Pullman
Eala at Haverly's Theatre. Both were well re-
ceiyed-
Mr. Emmet's Teutonic piece Of character has o1ten
been seen and described and Is perfectly We'll knO"h-
fur dehty 20 types. for rosy GOOD nature io
great buoyancy and vitality aud for It's liberal display
Of the accomplishments OF the variety actor In us ne"
s,,.lug-with Hibernian surroundlngs,-it is vastly
more ootulcal than IL was before.
The Tourists are a clever little company OF actors
u,ne I'm number-each one Of whom Is expert IN some
form OF vsrety acting, aud one OF whom' Mf- ". A.
Mestaver Is character actor OF genuine ability droh
humor and large experience. Tue Pullman PaHee
Car "a med!ey-siender IN plot and barren OF Incl
depts but comie IN situation. rroilc, Dy DrRn'
peo ME en- Journey Is IN fact, its substance IL was
carried through with uDhaggng vivacity ana II caused
much merriment The players are Rse Cooke, Etoei
Iynton Jeannet tie Eeiferth, May Livingston, w. A
Mestayer. James Barton. A. ). Bruno. W n. Bray
n y LOng. piece needs little condensation, tliu
and there amateurisb air about some OF te per
farmers: but the .ertainment s wei calculated 10
plesse and il quilt Innocent aud agreeable The az
tendance. both at BaveriJ' : ana the FAA' was
large.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-04
MUSIC AND THE DR4N4.
FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE.

Mr.. Gr4u's season Of French Opera draws
brilliantly 90 is close. Il VIII end with the week.
"Per,choe" repeated last night; "Grofe-Giroha" "
VII gwen again tonight; and Barbe Bleue Is A.
signed "a repetition Wednesday Mile. Anseie takes
abencht on Thursday, appearing IN " Id File dc Madame
Angot.' wlth which the opened Other favorite
pieces wiz bee repeated Friday Saturday. The
series has been Il brilliant 0ne the artists have given
great pleasure and won great credit; and the expert
eut OF Mr. Grau resulted, not alone in much
perity. bu- in showing that opera boure can be so
treated "a 20 be made refined and elegant form OF
terttIuInent.
Mr. Ion Perdcaris holds ception. at the Fifth Ave-
oEe Theatre. Wednesday afternoon, when viii be
biDited. private view. his painting, entitled TIE
Triumph OF Immortality" Mr.. Perdicaris, already
AnnOunced assumes the mporary management OF the
Fifth Avenue Theatre. week tor the production.
Covember 10, of new drama, oY himself, In which
bliss Nard Amayns will appear, and In which this paint
Ing implicated. Miss AlmGype Is be sepdaughter oi
Mr. Perdicaris and she made interesting debut here
1t the STANDARD Theatre the last night OF M Band
nlann's engagement-aeung as OphcG Ihe new play ls
enf;te TIE Picture" Mr.. Joseph WheeiOck mas been
engaged leading part, Rtidoiph, IN artist
New-York tribune., 1879-11-04
HEAVY SNOW IN TIE NORTH.
coi.D WEATHER AND STORMS THROUGHOUT THE
COUNTRY.

COLD WEATHER AND STORMS THROUGHOUT THE
COUNTRY.
BosroN, Nov. 3.-The first snow of the
season began here this morning. and ged with
rp fell at intervals during the day. Tonight the
is falling brsKly and strong wind prevails. Dis
matches from various points in New-Hampshire and
Vermont report very heavy snow-storms. At Dover N
H. IL has been showing all day. and trains were consd-
eraDly DELAYED. At Keene N H. fifteen inches OF snow
fell, and Lebanon II has been showing since las
night Trains were blOckaded causing much delay, and
the storm still raging Hereby Al BrattleDOrO VIZ a
fal OF twenty inches is reported Other points report
fall OF from eight TO twelve inches.
BUFFALO Nov. 3.--Lake captains who arrived to-day
report the OF last night severe The WIND
blew a perfect gale and was accompanied by binding
snow-storm. The schOOners Columbian aud Pomeroy
coded near port carrying away their mzzen rigging.
The Mineral state. loaded with wheat frOm
Detroit went ashore at Point AblnO, five miles up the
lake.
WHITEHALL v. Y NoV. 3.-A heavy snOw-st0rm has
preyaed all day along western shore OF Lake Cham
nlaip AT PlattsDurg about ten inches OF snow have
fallen AZ Port Henry and Crown Point lwelve ana ten
inches here. This Is the most severe storm thai mas
ever prevailed here at this season OF the year
Pogr JERvIs " Y, Nov. 3.-Snow fell here TO the
depth of three inches last night
PonT HURON Mich. Nov. 3.-Five inches OF snow iell
Al tins point night The propeller Ga5eie s aground
ar Recorse Point. The steam barge william Coure ana
TOW of barges are reported on the bottom AT stan
Iey's Dock, above Marine City.
MEMPHIS Nov. 3-Ice formed this morning IN al the
cutters OF city, and to-day l. by lar the coolest oI the
season Fully 800 telegrams have been sent by ply
,,s advising All residents that they win
salrty Thus ends lbe epidemic oi 1870
New-York tribune., 1879-11-04
THANKSGIVING DAY.
TIE PROCLAMATION OF THE PRESIDENT OF THE
UNITED STATES.

TIE PROCLAMATION OF THE PRESIDENT OF THE
UNITED sTArEs.
GENERAL PRESS DIsPAFCHl
WASHINGTON. Nov. 3.-The following prOclama-
tion was issued to-day by the President:
"A PROCLAMATION.
At no recurrence of the season which tine devout
habit of a rIglOus people has made the occasion
for giving thanks to Almighty God and humby III
vOhing his continued favor has the material pros
perity enjoyed by our whole country been more
conspicuous, more manifold or more universal
During the past year also. unbroken peace with al
foreign nations the general prevalence of domestic
Tranquil ty the supremacy and security OK the great
institutions of evil and religious freedom, have
gladdened the hearts of our people and confirmed
their attac hrnpnt TO their Government, which the
wisdom aud courage of ancestors fity
framed and the wisdom and courage of their de-
scendants have firmly maintained. To be the bab-
itaton Of liberty and justice to successive genera
tlOus.
Now therefore l. Rutherford B. Hayes, President
of the United States do appoint Thursday, the 9th
day of November instant as day of National
thank Sg1viug and prayer; and earnestly recon-
mend that, withdrawing themselves from secular
cares and abOrs the people of the United states do
meet together on that day their respective places
OF worship, there 10 give thanks and praise tn
Almighty God for his mercIes, ana TO devoutly be-
seech their continuance.
In witness whereof have hereuDto set my hand
and caused the seal 0f the United states u be
fixed. Done at the City of Washington this third
day of November, In the year OF our Lord one thou
sand eight hundred and seventynine, and Ot the IN
dependence of the United STATES the one hundred
anc fourth RUTHERFORD u. HAYES.
BY tue President:
WM. ". EvARrs, Secretary of State.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-04

Pinafore," NJ the little theatre I'm Broadway.
lately called Wpod's This place s T. be renamed and
to take "A fresh start New features last night
introduced In tue spectacle OF EnchaDtment at Nibos
Ihettr This spectacle Is approaching its Tooth con
secutive performance The Princess Toto" by W.
- Gilbert and Frederick Clay Is to bc done ut the stand
ara le ire French Flats Is entirely successful
~ the Union square Theatre Wives bas steadily
attracted large audiences at Dav' Theatre IL IL Of
the brightest that has been Tor years.
AMI u well deserves it, prosperity. Fernando viii he
icpeated at the matinee "wednesday THE merry
ilrcr OF No finaorc will be withdrawn at the Opert
House o the san rncsc0 Minstes at the close OF the
week Those who vish t9 give pleasure 70 the emil
dTen should not overlook the circus. which Mr. l. b.
'ent ms established at No 7.S Broadway Another
Pin fore. The ST. Cloud Ensl 81 Opera Company viii
sins II at tn Lex net0n ATenue Ogera HOuscbcgnDing
CA Thursday The \. \. niturs Opera Company,
meanwhile il al it IN Chickeiinc Hall
New-York tribune., 1879-11-04

ordered. and detachment OF soldiers from Fort
Reno sent out for TINT purpose. telegram re-
ceved yesterday from Agent whitman, says tnat fiE
Snake resisted arrest and was shot dead by SOLDIER
The Postmaster-General has informed The War Dc
partment that letters addressed to military posts sta
toDs. forts, National cemeteries. and signal Service
stations are excepted from the operations OF he recent
order re.a rir letters mailed with insufficient address
They viii be- f0rv arded destination whether rle
name Il the State be given or not.
The authors OF the design Cf the building for the
National Museum now being erected IN this city. asl
credited IA being very excellent OF economy
OF means carried 10 tre largest results. arc Adol pa
Cuss and PAM schultz architects TLr hGdin@ covers
aud quarter. lie archi &c uft 4, mod"fn
lied Romsnesguc, and Introduces the bricks ana terra
Gotta uf yafus color The mauuiacure OF N1ish mas
perfected IN this country since Toe centrhnai
New-York tribune., 1879-11-04
INCIDENTS.

Mr.. sothern appeared last night at the Bos-
ton Park Theatre. Lord DUHdrcarg Miss Lctta Is
actng al the Park Theatre, m Philadelphia MI
Maekaye's company appeared IN PHILADELPHIA last
pighG, IN An Iron viii "------Miss Nelson VIII aoi
Ipogen m Cymbelne" tne walnut street Theatre
PHILADELPHIA ON Wednesday eyening. Miss Fanny
Davenport appeared as ROsaiind, last night, at the
Grand Opera House. Mr. Vandenhons Mornings
with Dlckensv begin saturday, at Cniokering
Han----.-A opera by sigB0r Operti named " u D
Buttons brought out last night, al the Academy
of Music Jersey City,. Performances OF " II. N. :
Pnafore continue at the Standard Theatre. Mr.
wmfen however. has dropped out Of the Admiral and
swith Maekaye's company. N Philadelphia Cor
nsn's Original church Choir Pnafore Company
Will appear In Acw-lorK next Week, Ia The
New-York tribune., 1879-11-04
HOW NEw-YoRK Is GOING TO-DAY.
Gcths SaftsdIU DJspGth 70 Tn CrcinnuH EEg,ffrer.
talked IN George A Sheridan to-day u

l talked to George A. Sheridan to-day, who
has sfumped New IUrN with Blaine and IL pretty
lie said IL Tie Ouo election would Dc
repeated here. The prosperity OF NcWNOr the same
OhC's. Cheese the typical staple here ~ booming;
hops away up building Il going on and ir0nmak-
ing 1OurIsbug. Tn Greeuhack vote OF last year
rOlapslng. / have seen Tut two Republicans who said
they would Cornell ia The whole state The
Irish all the large cities going % blg
Kelly. Tney think IL ~ fight between Irishmau
and Yankee Al EmiIa the newsman told me that le
sold only laif the quantities OF Hapgs Hesky be en
II advocated scratching Cornell. Az my meetings
find you mention Grant you always get cheer.
and the with sherman and Blaine. Tue Robinson
issues They admitted the prejudice AGAINST the sOuth
by keeping al rebels out of their campaign The great
injury done Robinson has been by Joe BLACKBURN
ting Congress he would stamp out all tue eeslA
ton the by Butler. OF south Carolina sayin-
the United states would receive Minister from the
sovereign legislature AT Columbia; and by Ben Hlps
late letter 10 Cnttenden."
New-York tribune., 1879-11-04
THE AQUARIUM.

A successful revival of the popular opera of
THE Bohemian Glri has been effected here, and this
... may h@ seen every night, and a Saturday mat
tuee Tue appointments new aud suitable, and the
company is good. The principal artists are MessrS
f,sla strini CASTOR. Bown. Thomas, standish. Miss
Harvey Miss Hutching - and Miss Gonzales The sent
mental and passionate strains with wnicn Ihe Bone
,pian Girl is so well supplied sound exceedingly wel
m tbe spacous hall The Aquarium, and the effect OF
the Performance quite brilliant The afternoons ex
cent Saturday at tnis resort are occupied with per
formapces by The Sabbath School Juvenile Pnaioro
Company" new organization. the name OIL ~hich Is a
mast facetlOus.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-04
SENATOR DAWES on THE RESULT IN MAssA
CHTT4EIrI-


Senator Dawes says " do not think there
viii be large a vote either side but believe lt
will he relatively what IL was last do not think
Mr.. Long viii get many votes Mr. Talbot did, be-
vote Will be poet but General Butter
viii suffer quite Mr.. LOng in that particular,
aud for other thar do not affect Mr.. Long But
Ter is going 70 lose Republican that VIII
back to Long and Democratic votes that viii 90 to
Adams. The attempt Usher and Summons 70 carry of
the Republican, 9TH 10 Butler proved failure.
and their following throughout the Common wealth Will
IN the aggregate bc small There good
earnUsness IN the Republican party this than last
ana less excitement anticipate result that will be
positive aud encouraging to the Republican party
FOR future any election they have had lately
Western MASSACHUSETTS, Will do better the popular
vote than tst year"
New-York tribune., 1879-11-04
Az AUCTION SALE or cURIOS.

There viii be an auction sale of the inter-
esting collection OF Asatc curios and art objects, made
by Mr. james I. RAYMOND in Chrna and Japan, ar No
s45 Broadway to-day and tomorrow. These objects have
exhibition for several days They have excited
much interest. being, IN fact. in the majority Of
nstaDees articles OF artistic yaiue Some OF the bronze
and silver pieces the swOrcs pOrcelaDs and KfkiM
are rare and OF remarkable workmanship. There are
200 specimens OF the Kaki-MOnOs. or hanging scrolls,
which have been selected from the work OF both the
ancient and the modern artists of japan The patterns
characteristics. II lot too much O. that TINS
collection contains articles more worthy Of attention
fhapu
New-York tribune., 1879-11-04
HILL.s BoLn srEern APrKovED.


Mr.. II III says that the South ana southern
iacn forever abandoned scressA0n. nut tHeg VIII
never consent 10 admit l mrelvcs !" be traitors they
Will not starvc tle Government. hut hey vi preserve
thcir scs-rrSpsct ana the respect az all brave ana
honorable whore and f0l al time. The asscr
iUg of doctrine by 5outherner is sufficient reason
q by the Sialwars, bat s Is 40 reason
excuse FOR pItins o paddock on tie Southern hlnd
"a gag mouth. There ~ no more
idea that the principles hicE the south
holds 10 be the bedrock OF hbor viii have better
8uce the Union Il the South cease 10 advocate
tnem. Southern silence would then he Tie crime that
speech The part % the south 10 proclaim the
right and do IT, leaving vndication anu success 10 time
New-York tribune., 1879-11-04
PUBLIC OPINION.

The conclusion of the whole matter is that
Orccd back New-YOrk every time. fIOm what
ever pont ofv.rw apnrogch tir subject. We need
those thirty -aye vO;cs-fNew Oeans cay fDe:ll
An interoceanic canal for Florida would be
a pretty hig LlD. 10 engineer. II General Grant Is
really hunting iob ~ work OF this kild he might nrOr
postal card 20 J. riien. New TnrE. who give
Ain al the psrticuiars. Cincinnati Enquirer Dem)
The NEwYORK TRIBUNE follows up ITS eX-
gesurr OF On, smith Weed Railway Ring. ana the pnrt
Governor Robinsor Controller OrOit and rupernirud
EN- Psburv ad ID civ.ng awly the D ntEaora Rail
road with elaborate proofs fixing these parties
deliberately conctrted and sVstcmaticsly carried out
scheme OF y.und -lcyracuse Journal (Rcp.)
New-York tribune., 1879-11-04

LeprD-y
A modern miracle. Astonishing result

modern miracle Astonishing results from the use of
CuiicurL
Me-srs Weeks & Potter Gentlemen We have ~
Leprosy p0orhOuse which beng cured by Cuti
The had employed all Of doctors.
ana New YORK for advice. but 70 avail The
uafient commenced using the Cufcura and immediately be-
getting better He had been confined 70 MS bed FOR o ami
Had hat his Oncs during this
Z for first time. When he walked
there would M luaI ~ oi him.
happened day Ne think n Is a wonderful We
cured Out he - IL fair 20 be cured. 10
say the least
Yours truly, DuSSING BROTHERS
Druggists and Booksellers
Auegan Mich. Feb. II. 1879
New-York tribune., 1879-11-04
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