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Special Bspsteh 10 7hf Ch!faao 1ffeanf'
WAsIllfGToS, d. e., Dec. 9.-Mr klnlball
Chlef Ut tho I,Ife-Saying Service, ti1ls fo'li.
pletctl Ills annual report. II SHOWS tas III
tlIp liz, Sections. fsrty-roHr aro nj tl'o !ases'
Tln record Of tho Srryicu sllaws that .lurllls
lust year tl,u j4ife-Sayfng lAreaa I'LL 'o'e
ulfcrltys work than 1t ever t,sis tlone btlofe.
Notwithstanding tho summer WIS utilities
thsn usual, there wcro several s"rll1s o1 nll'
wontcd soycrlty, which resulted In sety
serious casualties, md In tlteloss at gsca1ss
NUMBER Of vessr!s tllnn oycF before. Luz
losses reached :,00 The highest NUMBER
ot rnrsous lost III any previous year v"
IL. On t!lcsu 800 vessels shorc wcFe l.!'s9 mt'
sons, Of whom only ,llno wcrelost i'Ie 's'e'
Gnylng stations
sCccu,!ED AND lsE5Ct1Ep ilg sI1ir"tEehAp
PERSONS,
and brought nslIoro TNI. Tho rslt'lales1 'a'"1
Of tho vessels involved was S.,olb,"lo' aHuv'
thelr. cnrgues sI.lD13!S. 0f ths anoan,.
S:,0lO, ,Bo7 WIS saved. Uf tho i'!ne PERRIN.
lost, onu was the cDiOreti wo'na'''eo"A ~" -"
I.akn Michigan. Tho SupcrlI'tcie o! s',t
l.lie-Saylng Service, although hc '!tts ,aa,. ~.
say how III his report, l,as ptcn faens1" n.y.,
Ia think tint tho crew Of TINT SHIP sea1ss'
lid their duty towards tliu colotea Monm" .,.s
Tho Superintendent pays Il touching 9''e"'s
to tho bravery o? thu Iffu.sayill. crews IT,
>tieuIary tiioso On the lakes. Tho sapt1,',. NV
tcntlcnt recommends tho erection Of Il "'''
suyIng stulIon
At rESrwArrt,, ON hAKE n1c't1nAs, ~
ono at tho Falls ot tho Ohio River osg~s,. ~
i,ouIsylJIe, aud one ut Grand island, l'ahs
Superior. liz aso ns1ss Tor ns1 l'rttas' ~, ",
tf,n o,,,ranr1n I'm, n, rrnl1u htHl to lh5e va
ad,litlonni mar ut nit tho stations tt|Fo"s'n '''
the stormy season, to supply horses ios aS"I sn
inv tin ilfr-suylmx cA.s to wrecks, a'la
in uttrc,,usu nd.litlolnl apparatus to ihs"su
safety In landing sl,Ipwrccked persons 1'ya t"a
VESSELS. Tl,o Superintendent says TINT ha, 1.,s
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himself opened tho correspondence. takinE
tho groutt.l that the local laws Of the
Dominion cnul1 not override the provisions
Ut tho tcea.y, wlscreas tho 1]tnc0l'stlclst
Ministry llnl insls.rA that t]io tocal 1aws
wesu superior 10 TIC treaty, or, nj leost, that
the trca,y must bc Interpreted by them. The
nivssagu will also state t1.nt Iortl Granville
proposes Commission to adlust tito claims
OF American llslltrInun growing out Of tho
attacks nsa,!, then, lust yrar NJ Fortune Hay.
Congress will be askcll again to provide
1llouty for tho lssylncn: ut
Drpurr-MAtsnAr.s AND SUPERVISORS,
Nml tn provide hsealls fur tl,u enforcement Of
tito Federal ElecLtun laws. LII Ills portion
OF tllc message the President gives brief
at:nio,: w.ts1arSnroS.
'rhcro Is II very urgent recommendation
Tint Congress appropriate II sufficient sn'
10 complete tho Washington Monument, and
that m adequate approximation lo lna'le 10
iluprove the potomac 1,iycr fronting WASH
ington City.
TifE Mn,,,tOSs.
The President rrllcws l,ls earnest rccon'-
,uenltatiuns of previous 1nessngts IN tho Sub
1cct Of lrolyga1lly. l1o considers H. praetico
which Is condemned by lilo !aws Of tho civil
ixcll word nut to D0 tolerated ln tho United
States. mid tint Congress should Ito solnc-
| tltng towards tho destruction Of potygany
before Utal, lcct,p,es 50 popAlaus aud lt(lu-
cn,al NJ tn be ab0 tn demand admission 1ss n
Stale. The President wDNll cynil go SO far
ns Ia .lapylvu }rrsoas WIN ,iulnte tho Fed
cr,l laws l,pon t!,ls subject Of thu privileges
Ut citizenship, anil thinks that Congress
might enact ihws whicl. would tent[ to ire
vent the crime and licrcasc tl,c sirjnseney OF
tho existing laws which provide for It's pun.
| tsllmcnt.
SrrstptEs.
Tho President casls nttcntlon 10 tho REC
om,llen.lation Of tue ntail subsidy nIasle by
| Secretary Thompson nrd POstnnstcr-ticncFslt
Maynard, III ticir REPORTS respectively, ms
means for tlle revival Of American mer"
caHtiIc n,arinc, but lio does not press thls
subject rs vigorously rs The friends Of ths
lionch subsidy LIayo desired.
SUPREME cOURr.
Tho President rcnows Ills recommendation
tlat Congress slintl unact somo lnws to re-
lieye tic pressure OF business In the Unites
States Supreme Court, which Is now ST
largely in arrears.
clNcu1T JUICES.
JIc atlhercs to Ills for,nor belief, TINT Col,
Ereys should at1Opt tho recommendations o
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Epfstst ut$pdseh to Tia Ch.eHaa TrtbNnt.
1YAsu1SoToS, u, e., Der. :.-Gcll. naum,
Commissioner pY Iutcrnal Revenue, has c0m-
u1ntr,f lis ANIMAL re,mrt. II shows MI IN |
crease Of ssIp5l ,4ol,al III receipts over tic
,,r,yio,,a venr thn rrcn}nts bnnr st13. 3.4iv,U.i.
md Tic rccei,,ts for tho first four months OF
tlr nresent t}senl yrar gllow m, Increase even
ovcr TIM corrtsuo1t,tng mr[od Of Inst year.
Tho Commissioner SECS no reason why tliis
stouId unt In mntntninnt during tho fiscal
,,,nr and i'm nssumcu that. Mt Tim nrpsent
s.stt, - iu,r"nso tta totnl c,ttintinna
sNs'e ~ -. .''.,. sr<,,n s,tar,,n, royo,,,n
1eH -" 'c"s n,,. i"1 ac' too ,,,n, ~
wa"!a oa stsn'n''"V. i" Wv" ~
tnlS 1nctf Iho tolalnl5Sttl4ef husbcats
that there lnny ba q reduction OF Internal
revenue i(xcs, aII II tlloro should bct ]lc
fu]1y sug9osts the following items for tho
consh1nrntton of the 1aw-1uaktng power;
1l,,,l. ,,,nnl.e fric,,on ,nntrhns infant uptlf-
at,,,, ~ ,.o,',.nt1,u,o ,,orf,,n,nrv rosn,otira
~" ,,n,i, ,ianostt. snv,rs.I,onta tlom,s,ts'
t..';, .e.; 1 ..,.af ;r, ,,tni on,iontoI m thasn
a"" ,.a..., ."p't" .,as en- nv, IN IN, w.
''e''a ""' s.s's'o'o
IN PREFERENCE TO TIE TAX ofoN sA'AAos'
'g says: I, ,,,.. J., ,u. .,,,,ur,,n+ ,so,o ,oroa
"u"a s.s m.. !" ~ n.' ~, ,sha'e i",s',at1on
,"n .,,o ,,,'ont ~ IN rc snvlnvs l,anLs st,ould
~. ,,'.,,ons .,,s t,,n,, ,rn ",tn,,n and t,,rr.,
wo.,i,1 ac,,n tn In nm st uro,,nd for continuing
,,,n tnr ,,no1, to cnnstni and ,,ppns,ts Of baDhs
M, lnntn.. n II ia fnuu, tl,nt tho rurouucs aro
s"I,oIo,, ,yt,m,t II
0""' .v,.r r.o,r
| .-...--.
INC nssossulehts ~ olsoa'Nth noscs ~ ~ W. .,
noranols u''o !n'F!uu"is' Sl"'st 1ees' "t!~ W.
i,4d OF the uhtou elatcs tc'scu 80 sta.uuss .
oec*' ~ aua ooa ta act VI ~. ,oo, .sS
tirtn3 tho year ohdi* I!ste W. io'o " s'ot NV,
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-
MIR Htuck Of Rl,vcr ,nl,lion IN tho United |
Kingdom. tho imports mud cxports being |
nu,,t cdl1n1. Tho tolnaHo Ut unlA |
nj tho 1saym! Mnt WIS worry R.n"!!, iseiMg o1!ly !
asgi0y}, wl,tu tho tutaE vnl.,c Ut silver coIncl
wtts E5lno,l, nrh tho a',dunt Of warn silver
cain Withdrawn frutn circulation during 1871 wns
EIl3.plt, Tle report Of tho 1,cp,ty Master 1T
tho Stint shows the average priro nt which silver
fi,r1tIsI stnu1arlI nns purchased during tho yrnr
WINS 64Htl rcr u,lHcc tito sctgntornge acct,uE Ia
Ito Slate iieIug ut tho rnto Of tft!4,per Ulnre,
or.l lt.l0 pur cent. Tho rntn ot sc!gnorHgo
was nonrIy7 pcr eont less than during thu pro-
s1ot1s yenr. .-.
hUhTHAt1As
Thu production nj gold III vietortn amounted.
III 1s7p, to sl5,u010lO, md tho nvcraHc uns,tal
uronctton for tlo INST ten ye,rs t,,s been $Al-
0da,UHI No eynr Is tntnc.t, hut s1nll quantity
Is rnrtct1 frntn xoll. Tho cnnnRa at tho Mn1-
bourne Mint tlstrE la 'vaB tho lnrGest e'nco iss
ehlafentaefst' amounting 10 ass'".oo. I'LL III so'A
efe'sns'
1SihA'
Information III rcgart1 to tho pAror anu spcce
c1rculnl,on uf 1Hsitn Inns or lato yours ncch
| sought far With i1toro ttnt ueual eager
| nesa on nccollnt Of tito tmttortnnt rclh.
tlon Sustained by tic country u tho 1,ttiFo
Of silver. Tho nhes shns III, i,n'noi'ao tl'tasitiy
of Alscr nbsurtesl NY Ihttln III tsio lsSt la cch'
| t.L;,ey3. Nh l,nnka t,r ot1,or urtynio uuypur,.
/ to,s nrc niiowetl to issue paper mofey, tho UnIy
,n,,u IN f,,uut1an 1u,ntr fh;1so cf tho atnte ror
which tto uovcrnn,cnt hoils n rcRoryo pt sppc3o
md Inn,ta cnrn1 tn tin rntI11, tu,,,or fsstIr
Tt,pso {ioycrt,1ucut notes uro received oyury-
w..crp ut their nominal value, and amount IT.
| presc.,t to siH.OGU1st. Silver ia tho
standard OF. valno Of tho coun-
| try. ilotd Ia INT rhtcat Hs legal
!! tcHaor. hut II rccclsed III payinont Ut debts.
The coIn Of othor countries or of i.ut!vo 1ndlan
StNtcs a1o mol circulate.
CANADA.
Tlcru IL ,io mint III caln,!R, its coinhong alip-
piled from tli0 Hume GnvurtI,ncnt. Tho system
nj paper money Of CanHt]n il similar to TINT of
thu United stnlcs. consisting Of Dominion notes
to Tho alnni,nt ur slaIND,0oU. aud hunk notes to
tho u,nouitt of SCARBOROUGH. Thu Issue Of uonIfn-
Ion tlotcs is nftcto tn SO. to Tor which specie
.aud Government securities nro hclds {:
! ornuAsY.
| r, .,.t ,r ~, ,, ,.,., =
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MEDICINAL. n1rrl;lls.
lIahlu to stamp tax, and compound liquor, sub
tect to 10 soIl only NJ a beverage. III my pptp-
ion, II would BIO wso IN GoulnuD tho staInp tax
llppll ali nou.cAtpi h.tter2 containing moro thaa
70 per cent proof spirits. III rufcroneo to tho
tux II pon savings ba,lks, would any TINT. III my
Judgment, lhcsc tn1c7 Bt,0,st 10 reniove.i. Ar
tic whoc legislation upon tho subject Ut taking
saytngs- bat,kY SHOULD 10 nlodtllcl aud tantlo
moro c1,lituhc, and there would seum tn bo III
lust yro,lnd for continuing tho Tux upon tito cup
ital aid deposits ut banks anu baNhora It 1t IL
found thnt revenues aru sufficient without II.
UurluR tho lust four ycats And four months
t Illicit tatiurics hlv1 n1e.l sulzo1 IND 1.f9
pursuns hHye bren arrcstcl for il!F1tt dstill1hg.
Twunty-Bix pilsrcrs md employees havn boy1tt
killed aud nfty-H0vpn wotinlGl III tho enforce:
mint Of tho lntcrnal-l,eytnuo lava. hurting
tho pass ssxseen moa.ha Lin stalta hava hcua
selxed, l,us persons assvstcti, md ten officers
wul1lllll III tho enforcement Ut th1 !A~s. While
tho humber pf yta sg,zcl A1l.l orsns arrested
slncu my last u,l,lln report il very lnrgo. I'M
/ satfsticd thDtp will bo t3earena0 htnaof0rwnrA
| In Ito n,,nhpr Ut sueh seizuras And arrests.
lIuAi,D,sa THE ENCOURAGEMENT or
| Legal ntsIll.LEIsaEs.
tllu report sRys:
Iu pypry uut,t,ty whore legal i1tst,l1crlcs 1nyo
l,cp established. III my number illtclt alstlliln9
has ul,uost ct,t.rely ccnsed. Violent sIsistnnc0
tu law has herulIIo alntst tlNk1tow q, alld there
las t.cou lurgc increase Of ruyet,uo.
The grautlug Ut thu i'orcasusl appropr!a.
tto,,s askrl fur tho collecting Ut t1xcs from
tt,esa distillerIes IL specially urged. A.llll'
tlonnl legislation for tho protection OF The
lives al,d pessolls Of tho officers Of tho unttutl
States Ir0m thu unlawful assaults of those
who resist their authority " nIso recoli''
lnunued.
| vISENAls
| Gen. Isaum atlyoeates tho passago OF House
bill U,4l5u, eMlftte4 VA bill to rcEu'ato ths
manufacture Of vinegar by ths nleo4ollc
yapor!zlng process" now pcnitns In cols
Ereaa, atlu says;
Whtlo Krcut maJorty Of thp manufacturer
| OF vinegar by tAls process aro no doubt follow
Ink 4 legitimate asld lionest business, ntn Gon
tlncud thAt tlaoro are ntuny who hAye ongakc'
In tho business ter tho express purpose OF az
fralitEluy tho Government out ot its tux ppo
distilled spirits.
. TIE TOTAL c0sr or COLLECTING THE. IN
II TEHNAt. NEyESUE
for the tiscal year WIS si,5o5,s4a being 80
per ceut ot tho total amnu,lt collected. III
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estimates for tlu expenses for tho fisvnl year
ending June 10. ISL, are $ l,b0j,Til During
tic fiscal ypar OIL .oU,, ,!tt stanNs were isstcd
t'io ynluu Ut which was sl:Is, ,ola,SG0.
KICKING.
rl1o Commissioner nuotrs tic letter rc-
ceiyeh by him frDm tho Secretary OF tito
Treasury .tla,n ~, tho rlTnct Of which WIS to
tltscst him (t('o Commissioner! Of tlIe u.'-
thprity uf employing prrsn,,s to ',n pntl from
tho stamp roll, an authority which ln,sl bccn
exercised by him for three yrrrs, and says: .
Um1cr tho changed rystom t'ursu,s who wcrz,
regarded l'y tho Cnnn.ssohnrns competent md
experienced III tho1r wnr1s, ltNl Wcrn ait!lsshctnry
TT hN hyr 1,trn removed. Anil f,tlicrs without
cxper!Iire nflll unknown, III tho Commissioner
have hctn substituted. With tho utmost r..
krcct tn tho hhlors,o secrutury will say thht.
IN my npln1ntt. thla Aetan II crta1ncs III i,rln-
eIt'lo AMI In Inv. mud. III my Judgment alonsl
liz rcvuliMl.
1'y circular tssac.l by Secretary S1rr-
tilan Jnly;0 lust, thu appointment of Store-
keepers, tsaugeYs, aiwt ro'mecn Inspectors
WIS nlso transferred, ,Frunl tic Commissioner
ri Internal lsGsenuc'tu tho Secretary of Tho
Treasury. After crftlctzIng this actto,, to
soi,la extent. len. Rnnm says:
hnru nut questioned nttu tlb iHlt question tho
si9"t ~ NV sserct"rs ~ "p''t"t n''uttnt'o1'
/ 1ro'h sl!eA st'nrees ~ no my s'echt pforct u"
"ntei l" n.Ao t'oso Mtpn't.'se'As @ ".so , ~.
,nosa!s' out !. osc"'" )" te t'al tno o..lcer WY
~ ~" si.ts es.u,fe ~ W. Heie'"t s''t'ct.'s
ueHe"" 'Io c"''esa!o' ~ 'aU tu'en'es' h't'! t'ts
=" ..'sa ~ u" WIN ~ o'ae.is ~ tes.av''
sno'u W. eo'h'i!tc" " ~ 'no hecessl'a VI i"'A"
'Ah "pt'e''''"aeA"o'
... 7ohACco.
Tho Total amount uf collections from to-
bargo for tho llseu) year ctt1,l, June 10. 1880.
wns Sly, ,s10, tlo THIS amount includes lilo
ro)ltyttnus nf 1ntprnp1 uyrn,r. thu ;nycY i'm.
nosr,I n,,n,, inumrttut ,nanufnciure,t tn,,acrn.
smmIr mil ,,,ors mi I'm o"an,,f tnxus ,ot,i
.,,, w." ~ ~ I ,,,a," =, '"" .
~ ."o =. '' usn'' ~ .s"'
s''a man"iaci,te" tooaeco, "ilt ~ less l'ali
tt'o fecc'Ws from lug sa1l'e stHicp Tor the
fiscal ycitr Immediately iEecctlnE by Sl."h3,.
ets.. Tho decrease Ill tOl,nccU alltl snuff WIZ
S3.S01 2iU. Uf this trcrensr Y, ,sE,, 1',,U WIS On
Chewing a1u! snuil. tolJacco. atltt S;.G7, fi.tl
o,i s1,r. rho trrrv;lst, III COLLECTIONS frum
r,,,nrs nntt ,.ipurn,s ,vns q, III, mi tTl,n In.
!
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1s7u wus, gold, t,lnl; Alvor, e., ,la7.7E1 and
that md tho circulation of co!Ns Of essor coya-
trIus i,tlA bcen considerably rotltlce hy pxfortR-
tim. THO stn1ttArl Ut value IL thu silver dollar.
COIN AND rApEls CIRCULATION or TIN rHl*ul"
rAL c0uSTttrEs or TIE wO1st.p.
Tho figures fur thlrty-ouo ua.ntroa arc bo-
lIeycl t0approxIunto thofr ptual uonaa rnI'cr
circ.,lAtlon. Tho aggregate ars; or ralur, $Iu.-
1alx3J; guild, sa,alu,;N,00l; silver, full lcxal-
tentor, &..,0 037,4s), aud llmilcl terdcr. sts.,.
:s12.,a.l; totni pnl'or nnd avole. *vai0d0t. 7OG;
tOthI spccp s5, ,8i,ss1. Tho statement uf tho
amount 0f Eotd and silver In circulation IN Tho
wnrla ut tho present t.nsu ts hU4aW u.e Nsssa!
csttmute, and IL iess thnn hhif Of tho production
slnoo thu discovery Of Amcr!u.. whoa wis ostf-
tatcd IN tho ropurt Ut tho Silver Cou'mEsaion to
huyo been: Gold, f5,Stl ,0UoQ allyos, 47Qs9.-
0oo,0oo: total, Sl.,olJ uHL0o0.
TIE coul.sn or plltcEs
tho past fiscal year has exhibited monetary
| phuHuulenn ulusunl nits unexpected, Tho d9.
t!ecnt harycata In Europe asd'n unusl!al
hollltcous supply Of uxPortabio food prodncoll
an importation Ut gold unchecked by advancing
prcus Dr tho Mtnbtsnt OF bxtstttx o!Te'sia*
t!nn, aitaady scula,ngly abundant. Thu
heavy importation ut foreign coi''
Augusl, 1B7u, unntinncd Until tho olosa ot the
calendar ycar, and Inns heUn aKaln rcslme.!
| within tho Inst thru months, Tilt ycnlnrknblc
tucreuso Of metallic circulation has been largely
ntsnra,s,i by tho bustntas ct,'n.nuntty. IAe
speculative HAyance III pricca, first III Tho United
Btatoa und thu1t nhrNli, subsidized In pHrt betord
tho elosu OF tho ycllr. Tho tablu of tho rricet
or pxpurtcl commodities ut different pcsluds
anl for tho whnto Vt tho Inst sisoa! yuar. shawt
m nlynna0 Ut ~ par cunt un tho nyorago prict
Ut tho sumo co1Mtlkltt!cs during tho tlscn yoaI
ls3p, uud but 8S per oeat bolow tho gold prcas ol
tho suulo commodities III lu1l
THE wo,,K rEnYoRMEn.
! ~ fht Ftstsrh AssoeL.tsA FtssA
}YAslllSaroS, D. g., Nov. D.-rhu annual
rcrurt ot tho director OF ale Mint shows tht
work Ut the ycur perfurncylat tue Institutions
under chargu Ut tho atlnt bureau has Dcei
unusually I!cavy. Tho deposits Ut gols
bullion Ut tho nllnts and assay offices hny
been both In number nn1 yalue grentur TIM
III uuy previous year.-Sss, TX, ,vOl. -aisa ex
cce1lllg BY ,,early $50. 100 0o1 tho highest pre
tylous slsposit of ISL. This gain was mt lht
result OF Increased deposits Ut domestic pro
duuI!on, Ut which s:ta.S3l ,7Q5 wero received
ns agu'ns1 over 81, ,a;l3 0D fur tho proylou
year. The deposits Of pate, 1owelfy. Rn
worn coip wero about 100 grsatps thu
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WASH;I NGrON.

w ASRaIlNVlVNs
Complete Abstract Of the
Presidents Forthcom-
ing Message.
He Speaks His Mind on the
Subject Of the New York
Custom-Rouse.
Ho Praises Sherman and Sohurs as
the Glorios Of His Al-
lninistration,
Tho Annual Report Of interGalhWcnue
COMMISSIONER llaum aa Interesting
; Document.
He Feels TINT tho Bankers and
Capitalists Aro Taxed
Too Much.
lie "Gcts Back" ut Sccrcta-
~ Sherman lit Three
Very Sore Places.
The Mint Directors Report One Of the
Most Important showings Of
the Administration.
Coin Practically in the Country,
Sol2,203 ,C03-In tho World.
$5,488,842,883.
Tile Grcnt Work Done Last Ycnr by the
.I.lfc-Saying Heroes Stationed
Fur nna Near.
Oomplate Failure Of 0hriatianoy's Divorce
Prooeedings-0rth, 0arlis'e, md
Oox. md Their ideas,
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uf1HHIlt ~ l!la UI@HlS !V| CU!l!NEEt N0tHlk[l-
standing The colnago charge OF one-halt OF l
| per cent.
FRANCE,
| Imposing n cllnrgu fur nssay, melting, and
cnlll,lKo exceeding ~ Ut Der cent, coined III
The last thirty yoars oyor sl,W0, ,0000W Of
gottl. II IL believed tint no othor country
really cniIls lullfult ut expoaso to tho public.
III l;trat l,ritaln nD bullion fund Is prnyttlctl,
nv In tho UnEtc.l Status, for tho lninleslfa!u
layIpGllt Ut tllo Vnlne OF deposits, aud It Is
| fuut,d morn profitable to tlle publto ashl avGn
to Importers III preforoncu to waiting far
cotlIngo ut tic mint, to exchange tlle'r bull
Ion ut
THE HANK or ENGLAND
] for Its llotss Mt u penily per.. ounce
less tainn tho coIing Fate 'rhls Is i.u
of pnr cent, md with otEor deduction for
assny and melting, exeecas tho former
l1nlietl Statos eo!uakp ut IL 0f per cent.
Should It Do ttvclMott advisable Il, renstnto
tho coinage charge, tho present il tho most
faynrahla time. rs tho supply OF gold bullion
now III tho m!nts Is sufficient to employ them
ut THUR ordinary rato Ut eoEuNga for M0ro
u bullion fund Is kppt nt tho .,ints
anil ussay olttco, ont ot which TO
iny teposltors coin OIL tho delivery of their
bullion, all tho gold not nool!atl for export
undoubtedly llAs, ~ heretofore, como to tho
lnttts, regardless OF tho ellArEe.
MONETARY srATlsrlcs OF foNE1uN uouN-
T1llEY.
The effort to gather md present In COLI
yetlicnt form for raforonco statistics of thu
. production, colIage, alll s,so ot tle precious
metals III other countries. ,lRl tho amount
nlul character Ut the!r clrcnlAtion, WIS coll
tinuotl with advantage during Tho year. a
brief reylew at sollla OF thu lost useful facls
contained In tho paper received L. herewith
) prcsonteli
0ItEAT u1&lTA1N.
! Tho mt ppcolu exports Ut Great britain were
. during ITO ypas ls1v, gold. Ea,037,9O; slsor
E1U,tAl. Mr. FroemRutlu cstln.ntea tho spocit
circulation ut clio ctoao Ut 1170 u havo boeli VI
fols,ws; uulA. sa!,N I'll; sllspr. I'll,
tutal ot, ,tSss b931Es. which shows tho circulation
to 10 nbout 81 III, W. less than my estimate to
lust yoaE. 1t cali hasdly be saiI tbst A"ra |
, 1880-03-08
LOCAL CRIME.

1rorr,r.a r,r oo,ltnt. n,,,nr ~, .,,u,ra mn. .,-
tu.o a, ~. o9"s '"i. W "''o1e ai'u W.
lo"I!ig thoM W play potl1 IT. u stloon Wefo sworn
out buturtaay bUforc JuBslco AFayton against
iolln deyer'
II, G. Dressler, tho man chnsucd with oo1,-
urtrrrr D., ,,crrn,',t ,,umta,r ~ ,yor,fn-r ~
sp."o, =" "eA'N'" N" nu"uu' W "utAuBtti ~
thoir Money. falled fo nppcnr before Justice
Brown tho atur tlay, ai,sl did nut put In til up
mnral,cn Eutur1ny, The e,su wus dismissed.
but he will bu arrested nEnin.
cony,a,o Emery wcnt out nm west linn.
,,',.,' aao. .os wa" x., W.. ~. a., "'os ,s',s'
aoipa street 10 sesfe "fst on MFh. FNtef-
!ckn Miller. hut shu 1I,du for Him with club,
p,,tl he st1IcuIy discovered t.t bu tItd all er-
s-a1n,un,t nI.n,+rorn tInr,nu,, is,,n,n ,v.u ~,
k1,, o' .asiastn H. IN rnm,lsc ~ H." ",nw ~
tra au t'te - ,,1 III yr,.,s.tsts y or MI tb 1890
4, ~ ,,.rtiou ''oN wv t"' '"o "'tca'
~ f.n,,,,n1 H., ,,toao,, ,oc,,,,,,, 7,,o.iAop.
y. Hnins 9hg T?sa ti,'Is 1T, tI.
u hn1 iieh!3H Slial!nH Inlaiaayt Wnn "as ahen
" iallnueiphaa " fsHsiton soin9 ti1he IVY.
Mns 10 hnto necn ftiea bglofo Ju1.ac9 hf7t@ytnll @
FISs ~ h3 SorI s% 70 shw @ nn s. a w. ~ mS,G% Ma
wa Iscl!tGG !ot!o.eu. te tHt u. ~ ttt ..f.
nao sntl!fMy, however, Aa TUG Jus11co put "4s
Gslso over H'ltll Iucs4N'y'
ARMl:sTs-
Tbornas McAul3lc II ycnrs Of aRo Is at the
wrst twelfth Street StNtIol cla Igci With senk-
tIlx i,chtnI tho yhtlwla.su iii ilo,1n llrD i dry
, 1880-03-08

district tlCnr Co,ncnlAn, md find In TINT union
Y IN tlaIwuy Gnl5p, iaSt wcok, wo :roiiovcd
vi eat, R!yS tho romn!n,aR roturns In tae,,iar
inasiao, 4;Eia; iertSiana. ssns sinant fellow,
};@}ynI }; 1S"anmsldy = S ss4 1o Tho population Of
COUNTY cIAng.
49,. "wo have Hevon unlona In County, Claro: and
tue r9t,r's @ sM nt w 1f@ys 1 II neliy
hins; Carn1n, s0oo; K1lrnsh, duo; -Talia. no re-
turns: Kolladyset, l.6o0 ~. 49,.
County Clato Is l@7,sHs.
COUNTY KERRY.
Nov, with respect to Kerry" easi hts Lord
Tharfo Il i eo!nnittce sitting 1T Kiiiarasy, tinti
wo constituted It tho Central County Committee
ct tno Gont III fTr Tint T9lt,ee s nasr
N ca1,.ot teii yMi Tho number thoy arg rc;
2$ FL tSy ssys III" nt T. &c" e"eh a Gn,9 a,
which s rlthur less thnti tho nvern0o IN tho
West, fnr n'nny Of these Unions got fr9tn t60O to
450o WU expect to lInk0 thein another Erant.
this committee, Clhrcivrcn, whore thoro Is i
eas III Isse # II Rcry TR .as nc! H. IT,
5,0N pursona required relief.
"1NC nro ilGnling with six Unions In Cork, -
not w''h s, ,aa %9o v e Of tho county, only tho south.
y ssiyes Ss oases pSpea q psse WIZ
"ln sknls Union, 9Ht q population OF 1ao@'
From I!antry So have Ito report.
"1n Cnstletown. out Of q pop,ilatton Of 1900,
thoro uro i,ttO cases OF Distress; ln Castiot0wn
md thoru stro Id moro wf1a rnto M ,iilticr Efo
Huro wp hnye u Union With 1,00 porsuns, tho
an9'al % yn,o Of wh"se h'Hs; does not osceed
aro polticlans wllo wMnt 10 convert
peoplo huyu nut got. ut tho present moment,
any available Menna of subs slssance. nny. capital
With wl,Is to cutiyate tho lan.., any Atoos Or
NV %srs f Ito a% sol when tey no @ IN sc s ill.,
trcss oven When thoy husu landlords to roly On
s ios sS ac HTss tesesi q o aao e su t. biz
nn1ts,-whnt would be thDlr condition II they
had ny one to fn!l Iaek on7 Ilowoyor, did not
"in Miil:Sireet Union thoro arc 800 ta.n,l,ea
destitute who hnvo received relief fron this
COUNTY LrMEnrcK,
.In 1aathlako thore nru 2,tN0 persons receiving
"ia croom thore aro apoqt Il 100 receiving
rcliof Uut Ut a population OF l4.0oo.'
COUNTY LE1TnIN.
"At Moh!l," continued Lori Churchill, "thero
nrc about 1900; ut Mnnor IIH!n!ttUn about J.Nl0i
@ p%pio c recoyng riv roicr ous % of popaaion' III Of
EAt Baum my, out Of population Of :i,ooo,
"Yom viii bear III 1niil1,' said his Lordship.
Mthat those atAtiatlcs sh0w tho returns made To
thls fund only. There nrc othor returns ro-
ported to ard other grants ulndo by tho AAn-
SION House Funl Committee.
" These figures do not represent tho enttto dis
Unlans III .wttvh wo wark,-sllstress thAt ts
specinl aud not ehron!c.-tl1o result of tho bad
orps n9t S;f!nary pa',pef,an T., ,,,.t,oss