The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-24

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n upon thst city, and for enormous auoupts
81 Il was predicted that it would work is Wv
back in tho fell aud winter. But thj, M,
emily bees partially realized. The people in
the country, deprived Of Nancy for seven
wears, are holding on 10 It. They ate count
a Ing il over and enjoying It's posseasion before
NJ paving it out asa good MANY amt exusfly
81 & satisfied thoie fusA times Sra going IA lsst
q always" by demijohn fall.
A dispatch from Paris Of tho l4lb isst
etates that n. de Lesseps says 100000 shares
of the PaasmA csa4 NAYS been subscriber
M by 100000 parsons. The grsstsst subscriber
.& is France, and next TO France is SpSin.
The tables prepared TO accompany thu an.
uusl report Of Supervising Special Agent
# Tingla, Of tho treasury department, show
& that in 1879 thsgsiR to the revenue from in
creased classification OF sugar was SSOS, 367
and in 1880 81, 239,S72.
81 The Financial Chronicle says the Wall
street markets have in the main rssumsS
# their normal condition; that Is, there has
been no manipulation Of money DURING IN.
81 past week, and consequently stocks hava sd
N venced more or less rapidly, showing tbc
y nm
Is the removal of depressing Gauss
IS Secretary Sshurz sastr's that nearly half
M million acres of land ia being cultivated by
81 Indians, ard urges the ssuAuce Of individual
q patsnts for farms. Tao employment of In.
n diaas rs frsightars has proven bousAespt
n innovation, and their aptitude to mschsnis,l
u pursuits is pronounced surprisipg. Tho
y organization Of c0ppsr-colorsd police force
a at forty agencies has bssn az important Ciyi.
"A lizing influence.
Il Tho latest treasury bullstiu shows that
since the advent of the presalt sdmiai,trs-
a ton TO power the principal of thu public
4 debt has been reduced by sbeut 81 "a, OOOOSO
and the annual interest charge by about
$1,000, 900, While the cash in tho govern
rnent vsults has increased from 500 000O0O
4 in 1877 90 $202,000,000 al the prelent time.
This ia N exceedingly comfortable condition
Of sd irs, but now provoking it must DO "
the caim sgeuts,sn lobbyi,ls who- infsss the
capital.
John Bright, in his great Epescb at Bir-
mingham on tho 16su of November. ,sid
"For my share, do'not learn from history
4 that everything has been wisely done by
monarchs and statesmen. On the contrary,
almost sill the grsstost crimes Of history have
4 been committed, aud all the greatest cnlSmi-
ties in history have BEEN brought upon msn-
kiEd through the instTumentali!y-Ihe direct
instrumenthlit of rSonarchs and of states.
4 mon. | would rtthsr have the judgment Of
an Intelligent and moral people Informed
as TO their interests and their duty. They
have no ambition TO 20 wrong; they arc not
subject TO tho temptations which beset mon
arcns and statesmen; thsy srs not naturally
the creatures and victims OF the perpetrators
of intrigue; they themselves, if they err, err
from mistake and ignorance; AID it il because
we wish thsrl not to err that VIC ask youag
men everywhere to make themselves &C.
quainted with the political interests of their
country"
Congress will DO asked Water to pass
new bankrupt lar. IL! Is to bo hoped"
avs tho Chicago Journal Of Commerce
they will not tais time too closely initiate
he EnSlish progebilor Of tho former act. II
d. poor bssis on whica TO oraot 3 IAN OF the
ind judging from late British journals do
riphonI Of its workings Here is ono Of
em--tho story Of g iilyeTmith who WAS
reed into bankruptcy. The property real.
ID about So, $50 in our m0ner, Of which lass
Al 500 came from book debLa, and the re-
Under came from stock ard furniture.
9'erenlisl and secured creditors obtained
$50, leaving net assets Of Si 800. Ih0tatsl
I'll de Is, secured, pro erred sad uuse-
I'd, was only little over S. 00J SO thst
siveIsmlts wsS not, in fact in3U3ant, but
general creditors only ebNsel three
% on the pound, or alto abeut S45,
he rest Of tho assets ga, 1861 being eX-
lee in costs aud charg0s OF various kinda.
after all this waste Of the bankruprs
0 in lAT charges and fees, the bankrupt
remsins undschsrgsd, because he did
ay ton shillings on the pou0d and his
tors did not voluntarily release him, A
hat can permit, much less produce such
L, is one to ba NEST carefully avoided,
an the interest of bsnkrupts and thsir
cDrs."
packing season opens actively. Dur
TIT month, November, 2439920 hegs
arortsd 10 hsYs been psc Led, against
2,SO last yspr--an increase of 10 per
ceChicsge csiss AZ por cent and has
pa 43 s per cent of tho whole, sgAiust
36y cent. last CisCi natl stands next.
bun great interval, it having packed
bul per cent. of the whole. The pro-
assignments from Chicags are less than
last BY about lG per cent. and provision
expby "a per cent.
TEew York Bulletin publishes a
veryle article, the Sbjsct of which
is tlove thgt the accumulation of
cen lis country is largely abhormal-
abnoiin the sense of lis b.iag the result
of tlete reversal Of the ordinary move
mekt precious metals. 1t has bssn tho
inward rule that fully four.tlttht Of our
produf the precious mstss has lett the
couattrsspoRsa to tho imperative bank
ing AMI ulstory requirements Of Europe
and To demaad of AHA for silver. It
comma with the annual report Of Che
S crsts he treasury, which giyei tho fol-
lowing 70 amounts Of gold and silver coin
and bulkn the United States on the 1st Of
Novem4S8O, and January lsb 1879, re-
spective
Nov, l. 1850. Jan. !, 70.
Gold colt builion. ,si5} ss2 500 S27S,3lOl 2i
nliVercoh bullion ljS3!0,9ll lO6,513SQS
Total .sGI2, 2O},6 8 s3s4 Ss30l0
Durjnapsst 80 months the Leadvlle
mines hsH ,auced SIS 100000 ia bullion,
about ond Of which WA pryA. There