Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 31, 1877, Page 5

. THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1877. 5 . D ~- - ITPAYS TO TRADE May 160, and that the Conrervatives may count on his keeping ull his nromises, M. De Fourtou, Minkster of the Interior, anl Lord Lyons, British Ambassador to Paris, visit- od Gen, Grant toxlay, ASSURANCES. The rergonmnility feste npon e, We baast that | & especlally aa Greece, on her part, lus we hnve the bext 1mstitntinne. in the worid. No. | Si3te etrect, who maintaing 4 leading position jn olso grievances. The cnlef of thess | the altncic made vome weckin ngo Ly by Bashic s £} i the Gireck Consulate af Jarisen, The Turks Lose 4,000 in XKilled - rriicesaiy, when thiy gulied duwn the. llelicnle By Aot T i e ror eated | the fur teade, —@iaplaying one of the fnert stocks . "y s y for you and me, ot for to-day Lut for all time, | in the West.—while in the linc of pisnon and or. A Brief Visit to the Capital 0f ihe | jorvar chiien afier we nie ¥one. Fhes we | gane, ha s headgaarters; always carrsing an im- e have resting ugon us a respousibliit 10 | menee stock of Lest mnki In this d President MacMahon has receised positive ae- QOld Dominion. rinn i 4 Telleve ck of Leet ;makes. 1n this deosrtment. Y A \ the Capt £ finee, MRty or wiongly, the Greek Consulates | surences that o “ Moderate Left” Minstry T Cotan b aereneer o dus than 10 coey | M© are informed, s retail sales equal those of nll ON Tl"i ‘VFST S]DE i at the Capture o Have heen Toplied tbon a e focis of the agiia- | ¥uubd liave tho susprt of & iajority uf the yebes tionger Ol W Seay bifore o | e ather Chleago dealers combined. In aaditon to V] B, N tion against Turkleh rule In Ep'rus, Thessaly, cnate, 4 VAr between the nectione, for the reason e far trade and piane business of Martin, he car- Dubruk, T honly o frfequiurs | - 1.0XPoR. Oct. 30.—A Tarls correspoudsnt, of | Socretaries Evarts, Bherman, and | il we''uroesinninz to mieraiant there ia no | rien on on exiensive Tornliure basmesn-hasin E thought tho shortest way of putting an end to | the Times telecravhs: *The Ministry, having Thomplon Acuompany the difference !m\v-irn the sections, We Arein pot- | thres immense warerooms flled with samples e political prouaganda vas' Ly mieieibg a tno | rovoanized, the' mecemity of retiing “aput Party. fgfl'.'y".'l.?'gle'c;'n?e:"'iflfr,":-:‘ T haye AnA0 | alone, Ineach of these three branches of tradeho . | root of the evil. The Turkish authoritics, how- h o Hena ould o We. not, therefore. In® the Thinge ar 1o 1hé pAsL, | has earned a reputation for faie dealing which does alielin-Bessnibe 40 148 MUY | Sl eeatimet ol poiiod L | it el e e o2 it Sl B e e ot | el ers Aftor a Two-Hours crament "demanda | patifaction, “and I | chled to nominate o new Cabinct. "For tis | Rickmond 1o lis et Clolbes Turm Out Ea | ehiie ‘fianu..- " i ;'; "l porsace ""’" | B R e e L directly or indirectly, supported by the | Cabinet men of the same policy as the present am A native of Vireinla, 1 sm noless o Vir- dren had diphth ) Bombardment. ey B eurectYy MUDDGIEL Y iion | Minlatars, hut having nenbor standiag noreh | * Maue to Greel Them, pinfan to-d1y than 1 was seventy years age, Tiase | 1, hildren had diphtheria in ita woret form. Skin The ol Stae. - Tnta your hands incopdded her | biainary Appiied Olion TAmtovent 1od106 of Savmot honar and destiny. With that [ have nothing to do, | nis to the tonsil; . - | but you shiall vot robme of tny interest in her great Fifty Thousand Persons Witness the Lm- | 8 30 B o o bt e i | Chente, Cireat ace — interest in the affafr. Negotiations with regard to it are still pending. ‘The ellenle Govern. ment ask that thelr tlag should be holsted on Both Places Being Fortifled | the Citadel of Lariesa fml salited by twenty- ent to ovérawe the Scnate and Liberal party, have been chosen, It is thought the npnrm‘;\! of the Benate may be obtained for such ‘a Cabi- net, while the real power remalns in the hands Gllen’ Lintment Tndide of Ammo. w. rubbed over their theoats and honka of stufll came from the throats, the akin became moist, fever 1Mt thein, BARGAINS ? citizens of Indiana conuratulate cact Gther unon 3 | and under the Slmizhty eare | nitahatc thati one zunsy to which the Porte objects that, in | of the presentM infstere,! posing Pageant, Tertared Calon har e th ‘ ider the Almighty care [aitribute thatr curo in Expectation of an yEwur e excted ate of the 'rjurlih:! pi: | | The corresponient hifkn that cren the e m :r»nlel oy fl‘f;lr'?u:s'n‘n’{zffi{"z:n?p'fildfiw‘fl'x‘.e:v? S i O R R S . ation, this species ol ublle atonement woul V] o v recognize the bnpractica- or the glory and honar ol car entire countey? In N.J. Fi X g Y Db e TTkely Lo Jear to further cxcessce, VIILy of th plab, which, (v 1 i ohiniie e | Speechos of Welcomo and Rasporsen | the work(la ont brilre That tne cifiias at | Hldite V- d2_Forsuig 2y al opugsine e, o asent of reinia W ehiny citizens of other 5 3 : n {e'r"‘fu'}"‘fix?c";'%l:.fi'; .fifl;flffiféfi;‘:‘;’ijflfi;fimfi Ul Donates weull le. seoutail b the by the Visitors. suier, T m:"lm Tagather pearl' trom oesan vases . i in the casc of Greece ns well a8 of Sersla, ! e — " x PRCHLS; 3 Ttut at onr noutha of atreame and Laye, The Montenegrins About o | I iyl o by any quarrels and Gues- | MIIE PIRENCIL BLECTIONS. | Rucistoxp, V. Oct. 0.—The train bearing | 7, Frustient noxl lntrodied Attores- | s yearisdn ish niniiers e JUST OPESED AT THE Recommence Active Vons -of such secnarlary. fmpartance; - it 1y, SPECIMEN RETURNS., the Prestdental party reached Quantico at 13 | oifative and poited spoech. 1 14kr.thowe in besats’a woatn tist sbide Operations. AYEuLEGELIG SRR OL WAL 1 ‘The French pajers of the 10th to 18th contain- | #. 1h., where it wos boarded™by the Committee |~ Benator Morgan being introluced by the % West End Dry Goods Houss, Madison & Peorig-sts. Ing the clection returns of Oct. 14 for members of Darliament are ot hand, The Repudlies an majorities in some portions of France were simply overwhelming, We given few of the of Reception from Richmond, with Gen. Juseph | President, also spoke: tor several minutes, 1. Anderson as Chairman, who were Introduced At the conclusion of the speaking the pro- BUSINESS N_UTlCE& Y cesslon, compuse of military, embrac- ke to the President and party. Toi Wl the white and colured trkanizations | . Get Uie Genulne Articte—The groat pop GREAT BRITAIN, F ¢ THE NREADSTUFPPS TRADE. Al Signs Point fo the Early Relire- | T.owvox, Oct, 30.—The Mark Lans Fxpress J Tio artival of the train st Predoricksburg wos | o1 tle city, nod sevoral viefiing. companes, | Hanty of +*\Wilbors Compound of tod Liser o ent of (he Present, French ;,], Hts review of mgmnrm:n mt"; tmd‘c- eaver | returns as samples of tho whole. grected with the firiog of cannon, music, sud | the Firs ' Departaenty ity authoriten e R ampriacltel bee || Waitnvite ¢ire fuspection 6E s . G uring the intesvals of sunshine tha past | pyype ot 15—Mid g | cheers, srom o large”crowa gatherei st the | ond distingulnhend guestain carriages, ant Lunt | S manafarfars it any Terron e st | elinsers 10 (1ot ot Ao Mlfliflll’]. woel od progress was made in sowing winter | yist of returus, * L siguites Republzuns 15,7 | devot. A short stop was made, durfug which | dreds of carriagen with citizens, sid thowsands | from Couhs, of Consumption should be |y ¢ owingand other wheat. The heavy snowfall which occurred n | lonapartists and *3M.,7 Monarebist or Mae- remarkable bargaing v al whete the. 2 are oflere ex-Congressian Elllott Braxton, of Fredericls- o foot, moveat off aurd proceeded In the direc- pirehase hie article, Bt re- of Scotlund entirely prevented the | Muhonite, categorles which ennnot be distiue s e tion of the Exchisnge Hotel. ‘Flicre were muny | quires no puilings the recnlis u itge in Silks, feeling contldent thoy — : ) ::,;en‘::;r‘:( nm.s:unihuz el ‘.:hl"ch e any preclslun: burg, on ”f"' part of the city, hiouses slony the route :::uml.;‘::;u‘.;‘. n!;lxl the praveietor nimlle S¥lden will be found a1l that is here rep- Mmmhfifl Received by Repubhc;m Lt 0 state ToF eattie, The present Arrondissement—Tirard, 1., WELCOMED THE FRESIDENT, DEAUTITULLY DLCORATED WITH PLAGR e s ey oy In wuimonary | resented. Owing to the present : A0 | cut inn green atate for cattle, comy, M., LB74: Secund, Breidy, 160 | and rogretted that his stayin their midst was so | a0d Iusizna of welcome, while several nrches | Cotiplainte, Whe phoawhate of licie poecascns | piginguy dcproseon i the. Silk Oandidates at the Late e h‘u l'{.”.ffl :nu:\lm‘l:ld'm‘l!ln‘r:o:: lg'mrfl;l B Al B onar e Suallery M | ghort,” In tho name of the veople of the ity he Fanned the Mictte, [Tie e, olung the the pore Cot Liver Dl fr. \iibn “itlieen: | Trade and the consequent sacris i ATNEOG PCIE ~ ! : s B 2,0 21 | enne ” ee i B HFO Iarlr presceibed by th leal tacalty, i y stie Election, wheat hus boen theeshed out fately. with | Soe Banc t, 128 1.2 ;’,"L']L‘;;‘:‘fl}‘“,.‘{‘l';gfit","'g"’"“}'-",‘l‘u‘;‘!'flh'l'fi (manifest | g denso, that lecomation vutside of the o | A B, & fmon. Mremint. Tioeton. <17+ Sold vy | fice of goods ut Auction or Foreed vas alinost impossible. he country without the uid of arms’or armies, “efi,‘:m I8 no exag; R = 2 o are |8 zeration in saying that 30,000 G The Preatdent in response sakd: people wittessed thie pageant. g MILGTLS i s 5% or CiTr Goverxxext or Fuzorne | o-nieht the President bolds a poputar recen- | TP EN £ } s asn FELLoweCiriess: 1 res | ton I the purlors of the Exchsnge Joth, To- ‘? EG.E' i |IN 1 R01e Lo takn youe acunainiance, wd 1 | Worrow the Vroeident wili b welcomed at the regret thiat 1 ot mercly eay thnt 1 thank you for | State Fair groumds by Gov. Kemuer, and thers Sale, no such fvorable opportue nity (for the purchaser) as this has ever before been presented, AT 76 CT8.~A lino of Colorod Bfiks, in durk shades onlv,samno qualityas is now tng elscwhore at 1. AT $1.00 Hettor quaiity thin i results which, while confirming the gen- " eral shortness of the crop, scarcely bear Weekly Review of the English | out the unusually low 'm)nmm of 1;50003(1 quarters, st which the yleld has been placed by Breadstutfs Trade. certain ::grluulnrnl authorities, For all prace tival prirposes our own cotmputation of 11,000~ i1 net, Seventhl, Frebault, 1t 7,078: Burthol 6, 1301 Ergnth, Adnutal ‘Couchnrd, M., 6 I Kurge, Yoy in 2413 Ninth, dules Grevy, R, St Mo 5,010% Tenth, Weuer Hrine o, 1., 18,5105 Abbe de 1lumboues, St 5,101 th, Floquet, 1., #4,989; Twelfih, G Moo 11,710 Thirteenth, Cantzrel, 1., Dupleasis, Toirtcenth, Germain Casm ‘ State ris Sk . bright ARMY NOTES. = 00U guarters, made I August lust, R, 9,073 Ucorpes I.Mhamlp B, 1,1195 Coltu {f,’.;’:f,::m{rfi"icxf’:;‘i‘jfisfiht'exi::-tlu:m u{a‘:;nlxl“lfi: :‘gxlhbcnhuu. il ak i ExteuiaT i ,'m”'y‘ anda good Trimming TURKISI LOSSES AT GUIRNII-DURNIK, 19 SUBSTANTIALLY CORRECT, T pal0s rieenth, AT bt G220 | ke known to you sonie of the gentlemen unso- = = Neerosis. Serofuln, Dyspepsta, AT $1.35--Col'd Gros Grains, choice, sea Lowno, Oct. B1—5 a n.—A special from | and taking the annual requirements of the | M., 547t Sixteenth, Marmotian, It., 4,200; Fay, | Siated with we in the admiulstration of tho affairs FIRES. i fopabla shadon, sama ‘quality horas Feredin contalus the followtig: ‘The Turkish | country nt 23,500,000 anarters, we must still bo | ;s SHis: Seventeentn, pascal Dupral o 1e | COURROR : et o General Debitity, .. . ohoap onough nf that, o0 (UOURRE loss at the capture by the Russians of the post- | jndebted to forelgn importations to the extent 14,017 Nincteenth, Allsin Targe. It., | Sceretary Evarts and Sccretars Sherman, both NEAR MILWAUKEE, W18, Canlker Iumor, Liver Complaint, AT sbsg;{fl:r:‘?hcu%g ?r;% qr?h::, ':u,-;—,y tlon near Gurnji-Dubnik, Oct. 21, wus at least | of 12,000,000 or 13,000,000 quarters between this weutiett, Gambetts, 1o, 13, 612 Derrony | of whoni spoke brlcll{. \IIL.:'\{"C[;T" """"(';":f “’ny' ':H‘i:“"’:"‘}"""" i A A PRt Pk thaded, 4,000 killed besides the wonnded and prisonurs, | and the Ist of August, 187% As the x Senator Murgan, of Alabaina, was next intro- MILwAULEE, Oct. 80.—This alicrivon the Ithewmatizm, AT $1.50.-20-inch heavy Lyons GrosGrains The Russians only succeeded in storming the | rescrves of old wheat lu farmers’ bands bgbert Jolsy | duced, but betore hio had spoken Tl o dozen [ brewery of Gettlemanu & Co., dear thla chy, fioh @unlity, siyioh shades, and ition at the third attempt. They accuse the | ut the commencement of tho horvest H, GUN: Todrg, | Worde the trali moved off, was purtially destroyed by fire, which originated Conswmplion of the Bowels, worth ovon now $1.85. AT $1.57~Heavy Col'd Gron Grains, 33 nchos wide, new ahades ; o bargain worthy the inspection of ail. Qur stock of Dark Fancy Silks ts unusu- ally larga and woll assorted. We bolieve no such varioty of now and desirnblo styles can be found elsewhoro at tha prices. Haveral larzo hines of BI'k and Whito As the train come In_sizht of Ricitmond and | g5 the malt-house. Steamers were sent from passed the Fulr Grounds o natlonal satute wus v o 4 -] fircd by the Kichmond howitzers, and as it cn. | tH¢ ¢iov and saved a large fe-house’ and the tered the city crowds of people began to gathier | Tesidenice of Mr, Swetgert. | Losaes ure estimut- amd follow en masse the slowly-moving train [ ¢4 At S5000, ol which 815,000 are covered Ly until it reached Monroe Vark, near whieh the | Insurance fn lowe companfes. Twenty thou- reception was to take place, At this point it is #and bushels of barley were rutned. The beer » vl o ‘tive | were quite insigniticant, should importation con- Turks of tiice luring thent under a destructivo | W ARNECT (e ias been dolng Intely, Just fire by displaying a white flag, grounds might be found for anticipatlng a giut A Bucharest corrcspondent sava the Russians | g wheat, but the present thne is the heaviest n are fortifylug tho positions at Dubnik and | the year as far as Imports are concenied, owlng Tellsche, a8 they are threatened with o come | to the large outward movement which takes Dbined attack by Osman and Chevket Pashas, tace durfme the sutwmn from ports which are arbe, M., 1,07 + 10,4823 Prince de Wagram, IS, 4.H7H, Denti—Cochin, M., 3,208, Nanler—lo- ., returned without opposition. Fonifolse -] Senanl, 7082 Dehavain, R, 0,080; Sccond, Lauglols, 1., 7,022% Brincart, 1, 4, 74, Rambonillet—=Cagrey, I, B,009; Duc de Vadoue, .. U, Crnunxarowy, Mase., Mateh 25, 1500, T, STEVENS: 2 The following (x n statement of my ce with the great Binod Remedy, Veok- 3 catithat L lees th 0, ¢ nse | WoS partinliv raved, but that {n the vaults la g i e A bouud i wlter, Our future sequiroments | distosvi—Hordcaus—Firet, Shmiot, 1. 13214, | LIS ot when she. Frestdentinl wasiy | PFOURLIY tnjured by heating, e e uahe st e ey, Soux, | Qiripo, and laok and Col'd tripa Fanoy Aletter dated Adrinnople, Oct, 15, states that | 10 410ubt will be mct, coustdering the uantity | feturaets, Second, Wie, Wy 10,1603 unduunels | nliizhted'cheer upon cheer suiuted them. " The s {or ony voars, and uave bail the misfurting fo | Ong cuss ob new style Sack Col'd Ground 2000 refugee women acd chilaren were stil :l(n::( oem it I:al::iolllml:::'lll::xol?l’r;g mensure " | renn, 1., 1,678: Faurth, Lur faliites purty was then escorted by the Comuittee to AC CILARITAN, LA, e Ear L b TERee Ly Sl {r-Liino Stripe Jancy Bitks, very choice atylo and rich quality, at s1. BLACK SILES, A £ $0.—The public-schivol :‘:g:rfi;"u‘}n pflrlliuh', 1 noticed the wonderful building of this city was discovered to be un fire About the year 1817, o yonss man, then 16 dock " v *elock : eara 0ld, who wae u distant telative of mine, came at 8 clock last evenling, and by 1L u'clock the | FCLE fron"vn. THe ik injarcd 8 1eft Iz on {1 6,084 Uraw Cadet, 1., avid, U, 7,404; Leon, aest Dreolle, 1., 34,0507 Leote=dtiehell, 1., De Carajon—Latour, plutiorm erected for the reception veremonies. CHARITAN, Ja, 4,000, Bazas—Jeron WELCOME TO RICIMOND, As soon s all the uunfl were made as com- fortable as the alangreeable weather permltted, there. IN THE BANDS OF TIAT COUNTRY but It is difticult to foresce any inaterial altern- tion in the preseut range of values, as, even it o fall of five shillings per auarier took pluce, us THE MONTENEGRINS. A Ragusa correspondent saya the openiugg of 274 Duin Lesparre—Buuviile, | Judjs . Mo cltnge ! | bare walls wereal) that was left of o €25 i cfore, und ¢ | AT 76 CT8,~30 pos. All.Bilk Blask tlio bombardment of Podgoritze 1s expécted In | s not unifkely, Amicrica would ship malzg fu | DL, 6, 5005 Tra ? o | O ey Or . | racturs, The fre orletuated oa e thira fa, | o ome: pos e mavt s chpme s s (e | A 78 O o wogth Bt atle: Grog afew days, the Princeof Mou‘encgro baviug | place of wheat, and prices would readjust | ltondier, It.. 7, Dascal, 1., 5,708 Second, | yno people of Iichnond & cordial greettie and | The surunce 1s €5,000 in the ilartford, 82,500 | i o feeble that he could not ¢o to nis home in | AT S1OO=2 casos BI'k: Lyons Gros Graina, A themselves under Uehter lmports aml incrensed | 1.8lanue, 7,0th; Due Decazes, M g g g 25 Lowell. His leit was swvallen alove the knce more 43 inches wido, bright, handnowne arrived at the headquarters ay Grealuk, hemselves S8kl PAR-DE-C Arras—Firat, oo, B., 10,50 sincere welcome, _After relerring to the Presi | 10 the North Amenc, aud $2,500 10 the Home | {0 Wice tts notiral slze. and he wa. Ditssed th finfsh; nctuaily sold nt $1.50 laat 1N ASTA MINOR. e o Kswit b sk Tndin e, | Dsunys ecand, Dritaveincart s | dent’s patriotic ¢ffurts to restore fraternal reln. | of New York. Lrwg 18 Klang nitwr b HEVOLS ey 16 08 1¢ wiats neason, und worth to-day $1.45, Loxpox, Oct. 80.—An Erzeroum speelal says .i‘uifi.g\'»!ll:zf:'fi gl UL et e L o Lefovre, ' U0, Jiethune—Firsy, | tions Letween the dliferent scctions of the ever. The ‘eGect of thi had reduced him to o | AT $L.35-An cxtru heavy nud showy Blk 11 e, + B Dhiermary, M., 11,293; Ach, Fanlen, 1t., 8,7701 econd, Do Cleren, M. Houlogne—First, " Livois, Heury, Ko, 5,048; Sceond, Dussnitssoy, B, 7,070: Folssey Platon, R, 6, St mer — First, Devaux, R, Lefevre Dapres, M. 8., retu; . St Lol=le Partz, M., 3 fau, I, 7,104, dontreutl—mitic, 1., 12,1814 Fresnay, R., 5,251, ItuoNc—Lyon—Firet, L Millaud, I, G6,042; Unlon, he said: 5 3 IN CGIICAGO, were skeleton, Min father came dow, and cime A, Prisiozxt: In your laudable efforts to pive ‘The alarm from Box 843at 2:3) vesterday af- 'lnml ’l"h ieorge ll'!.\;irn , uf {Io-hm. u'mueml the country a pacific atd_ convtitutlonal Adminia- ’ ed by o fire ut > him, who thien oceupled o protslnent position: tn tration wo bl you Godapeed. And_ peisine way | ternoon was cauised by o fire ut No. 13 Meridlan | ¢, Muunachusetts General Sorpitut, 1le - pto- cordial co-operation, and if th Vo an eamest | Btreet, owned by Robert Thumas und ovcupled | nounced 1t a bad case of Necronlss auld he st be uftie future wo fuel an abldine confidence that | by J\‘»Im Onsbum. LDumugc to bullling, €30; to | Femoved to the huspiial. ave his, Iizobesicl you will attal noble end, the highest that | furniture, €10, Cause, on overleate 5 ed, ; harge ‘of matte Jatriok can Teach, Dy mingling with s you will | pipe. X erbeated stO%e- | fiorecollecied; utherwise tho lee amst be ama- Mukhtar and Ismnil Pashas have retired to o stroug position near Ifassan-Kuleh. The Rus- slans oceupy a position bebind Koprikol, UEADQUARTENS REMOVED. Loxpox, Oct, 80,—The headquarters of the Prince of Roumania and Gen. Todleben have quantities, nid, now Ameriea bas resumed her old supremuey 1N THE VAN OF TIE NATIONS to whom we luok for wheat, India Uecomes an extra source of supply, without u correaponding outlet. Millers, for the mument, appear to have lost something of their okl prediection for ros Gren. AT $1.50-Rich and very heavy Bi'k Cache cmirs 8ilk ; a gront bargain, AT $1,60—1tsltan warp and weit heavy rich Gros Grain: horotoforo thought n 50011 2 Bille, AT$2,00—An extra bargsin in last-mcne tioned make of Silk, ertra rich, 5 . % X ted. heavy, and _largo cord; believed to Leeu remioved to Dogol. this viays of grain, and, as hotders do not seem | el b roon fearn that we are’s people who love order and o —— s sl = D3 STarth $2.70. BULENSEDED, .| inlined to ive way, transactions have recontly e s cnimarn g opet-Sentiers Jev' | poud govereuient; who ure veady fo watntaln e AT MIDLAND, MICH. s animking it pdvisable fo pureuc thisconrse: | 100 plagon Haiionia ~ Caohemiro Sublimo Tho Roumanian division commander who led | beew tho reverse of extemsive. Not that, with “Tuied, G, Dieand, B, 16,0028 Tudimmon, | Setreertie onuaity of all men befors thatans Who Syeriut Dissaten (0 Te Chlcaan Trivune. edy, o the ast with e wond etfeet, concluded to | BI'k Dyons Bilkn, in all gradgs. ot from 0o tho nesault on tho sccond Gravitza redoubt g‘"{t“ n:::lll‘b"c: lllz\":vx;‘:’_fll!mul:mflm“ mars | 3., B0 Fouell, Aniricux, T felured; Bl Mlr. Presidont. allow me ta present. you 1o the | EAST Sao1Naw, Mid,Oct. S0.—The residence | {ry It In this cose. Aftertakiu: i recularly tor | 19310 yard loss than prices éno slonth ago the reduction beinz specially large in tho Lias been supcrscded, - peopla of Itichmond, is leg way but little swollen, and nie the country demand, trade bos been | Guyor R. 13,0315 Abel Sauey, 3., 5,000; e of Byron Burch, at Midtand, burncd lnst uight. richest quahties. with which wo oro ot pros- , } health so much improves that ne did . I 5 etians TIHE PRESIDENT'S REPLY, Louss, £4,000; Insurance, 2300, i ont ovorstocked. TEIs Bilk we considar the ded :I‘ u;’é‘z:l tant by gstin (}" ."n 4 lul]” llml:‘m (,.’.: ':.:.'c: = |I'u‘h'.'b° mn‘é:ifi’{:sr:u‘n‘wnr—lrown—l-‘lr Denscaux, I, On the futroduction of the President he was * : —a&.e—_—— E:fi:m‘:kht v‘nlal:n’ PR 'l':a‘fw'l‘l(x;m?- !‘:' Shred: | most durable.clezant, and (at prenct pricus) was surrounded on the nstant Uy one cav- | recont decliué of o shillin pex quarter has beon | 00 PECLRERT MDA KU, DRSS grected with an outburet of enthusiastle cheers SN AT N He remained 1 Lowell until the commencement of | itrinuioally the oliespast Bilk Imporied. alry and two Infantry brigades, tho Tmporfal | cliely felt upou Caleutta aud Amcrican produce. | j¢\"3, gs43 Hevélle, B, 4,051; Third, Wadaig- | Whicl lasted for several minmtes, When silence SENATOR MORTON. the war, then foincd the amy, and was pro- | o % fullline of “Guinet’s” D'k Bilka, from Guard, and one brizade of Cossacks. 1t was | Tho sunply of maize hus been for some tine i, 1, 110103 Dolathare’ Deloutiovilie, 31 —— nouncedt a sonnd and wehl man. $1.26 o yard upwards. wus in a measure restored Fresident Hayes L Diejipe—| spoke as follows: A Favorable Turn In Hls St} HIghly Crit- The ahove is but oue cave wut of many where T bombarded two hours by seventy-two guns, rat, Lancl, It b, 705 small, unid 2 shorp u%vur mosement has been tancy Bogrgeols, M., b guing on fn prices for both round and flat corn | iu, M., ,0670: Second, 'L 3 . . 5 s o | nave seen tis Biood Remedy used with unpural- when tuo small Turklsh garrison surrondered. | f uli positions, 60 shillings § pence having been | %.t03; “Desmatot, " ity 4,088, icre—Firet, | , JE0UE MESEDITU AND Feryow Crrizess: In tho | leul Condition—Fearful. Buuciation of the | 1dcd Yiceesn, 1 have taken It inysell for taeaty The number of killed and wouuded was fuslig- | paid for mixed Amerlean for November, and | Kecesno, L, 10,7885 )lnllucllcr. M Driofly bt hoartlly to thank. the ity sutliaritics Rk e years, more or Iess, for Lyspepsia and Genernl ¢ nlticant, * Dcember shipments spot trade o ually serong, | 101; | Second, " "Dubots. " M.y 40005 | SEPINONL o lelimond fof tho Nonos of The il Sueclal Dispateh to The Chicago Tribume. Debility, and it always avucared to give me new 5 aud corn, which a month ago could hiye been | awt Casimiz Perier, R, 4, 4833 Third, DuDouct, | {1 'to viwit thelr clty, and for this voey gratity. | INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., Oct. 80.—The effect of | Hfv aua vigor. 74, Jdules Blegfried, R., B.USY, Newse 'iiesae, 1., 10,1405 Ernouf Bignon, M., Yeetol—First, AnisxonsDuperron, M., 703 Count Anfrle, It 4 Secund, Bavoye, M., 8,805: Canbert, R, ANE.—Sualnt Dente—F Ltat, Camille, R., 13,431 Second, Ramberier, 81505 Detroyat, M 8,204; Tlund, Deschanel, 1., 6,227; Datrot, I 0U8. | Sceanr—Firsl, Haspalt, I, 10,518 Lou- bought for £7 sbillings, (s now caslly salable at #0 ahifliugs, ex-granary. barley steady, but Iess active thau maize, and an upward tendency 18 ubservable lu prices, - 'The number of areived cargoes of whent ut gom of eall are steadlly in- creasing, During the past wecek, with amod- erate demund, prices have receded sixpence per quarter in all positions, Borley remalns steady, Ins welcome. Tho City of Iichuond has adoulio | the nourlebment taken by Senator Morton after | (On¢ ludé. Loanter « interest, the Interest that belongs to one of the vy ! y evel ¢! 4 carilest wetiled cltles of the country, the Interest | Mhdnight on Mouday, und the sieep enjoyed by | aud trica almost everythinz elre withunl recefvii ) that belongs tua town that hne s famous hintory, | B in the after part of the uight, resulted fn a | 80y benedt. Anotler lady was cured from Lise nud, clav, 1t han tho fortano 10 have ui addea iae | betterment fo is condition this morning and | CORRIG which was o bad case. und vo conid- foreat which bulonge fo8 city thnt bosu futnee. | throughout the day. ‘The past three days have | e from il to e e eltion futcrosting becatiae of tho historcal nseo- | Deen very critical, fndeed, but “today | Thave known lis uso by othier boarders for Rtben- TURKEY AND GREECE. COMPLAINTS DY THE TOKMEN, AND REPLIES THERETO LY TUY LATTEILL. ispatch to London Timer, ViENNa, Oct, 17.—~The noto ot Berver Pasha to Muaurus Pasha formulates five complaintsby completely cured from had suffered for years, PIRIE & (0. , v irecee, T varliK 2 g S o o i matlsm with extraordinary good etfect. e O e Turkey ugainst Greeee, First, that the warlixe DEN, GHANT OF PUEE THADE, veau, M. T St_l':und, Anlandior, 1f., 10,7203 :',I:Il‘lnnlum:'l::‘! ""'i'\f':uhflmu:m:"‘f i’lsch‘l,r:%rl\d ‘}x:‘; he has ULeen betler nu.d stronger, A ady tuok it l:-r.vunuumruuunm “,‘u Baswels, preparations nade for some moutha past by the. Zondon Daily Neirs. Delagneat, 3., 2,z Giulveston ns citles rapidly growing, o clilos and to-night b #tiil remains casler, and exhibits | and found more relief than I anything else shie ’ N Avurnia—algiers—Gastn, T, 7,000, Conalan- tine—=Thowpaon, i, 4,300, Oran—Jacquer, i, returned. VavcLusz~—Acignon—Dbu Demaine, M,. 10,441} St. Martin, X, = Apl—bdylvestre, B, Car returned; Orange, Tlo clllottl, 3., 10,478; ‘Alphonse Qent, It VENLKL—Sabies 1 Olonne—=De 1a Ussedl 3 16,8245 Garnler, W, 4,627 Pagliesi-Coutl, | Greek Government, and the tispateh of nu- tncrous detackments of troops to the camps slong the frontjer, are caleulated to disturb the {rlendly relations between Turkey aund Greece, By these measures, the Christian population of Epirus and Thessaly, aiready sufliclently fi. pregnated with o revolutfonury spivit through Gen. Grant was entertained at Blrmingham laat ught (Uct, 17) at s public banquet, the .\Inflormcsldlnm Ina_tetter n{wluglzlng for Inability to attend Mr, John Urlght wrote: I do nut doubt that you will give to Gen, Grant n reception widch will show bow much Bir- minghain bhas been in kympaihy with him, sclf and Wacountry," [Avplausc.] Mr, Cham- Increased strength., He lus been able to maln. | Sould procare, ulgo that luteresd, This country, this central part | tain 4 portion of the milk-tood sdministered to bnll. fllfl u?:nwwfilmm‘:: fl;l;?m:gflrunm nllflnlncu? of the Unlted States, with ite harbors oven to the | hitm, and Las suifered Lttle or no pain. Dr. o Fat sichneda to ) ] hnow what :hls good medic! ¢ commerce of the world, has every advantago need- | Thompsun reports these facts, nod cxpresses | woil doln, for 1 ‘km;\r \:nnxml‘: !I»:‘:nd;:“lx::\‘.‘.l.cl.? ed togivo to ltichmond the leadinz place amonz | the optulon that, if he shall coptinue to gain | o v X a 3 pon when sick, and 1 think i s wrone £ m‘-‘ fil;‘;rl“:m}:lfl"’l‘:,“""-‘;‘:; I‘L:"’n';f““‘ 1o the "“"“‘ strenjreh through the night fu the same ratly, one to averestimnte o remedy ot llwue‘i;)::r hi poswer, grauite, marblo, 1ron, conh —all thene ade | $H8 Brospect of early duath will be ,\oswoncd. the belpless xick, and 1, for vne, wili nut do 1t vantaces belong to this city. ' Mining und manu. | JHmeclf und the fimliy even Indul having nopes and anticipations, and Itichmond Chas. Glossage 4 Co ‘We havo placed on sale in our Lace Dep’t The largest and finest soleotion of Lacesand Lace Articles ever shown in this section displaying the rarest and best designs in Barbes, Colliors, Gillots, Echarps, Mou- under any clrcumetanees Whitever. the ogitation of the llcHenle 1 | berain, M. T, who dropused tho health of Gen, | 14074 second, Bugdry dipeon, M., 8,857 | factureaare toive to Richmond wealth, popula- | Lope that tue disease Iy (ake's avursbie tute ¥ i AUVATS sosenors, M» et lc:;e: m»:m w:fleuumnrelu:‘l m:u Grant und closed his speeeh by a referonce Lo | Ll Foutenay—Tiest, Blenveny, tiun, and fame, ond we look Lo Richmond nahaving | nd the Senator récover, but this s 161 Chelseast, 8, Barbourand, M., T02: Second, Weannlre, I\ Altred Lerous, Ja Roche-sur- Yon—tiruL, De Payberneau, 3l., 0,100 Jeuty, R., Nonb—Lille—First, Legrand, it., u.llg" Nlltll'l'l 3 tha free-trade policy of Ensland as compared vith the protective poiley of the United States, enfd that trade had rallen off lately under thee depression which was universal; but while In 18I the fmports oud exports togetner amounted to wnearly two and & quarter times a3 much s twenty years before, thut wos the bright side of the pleture, but, itn- furtunately, the increase way centirely on one wde. The lmports hiad rove up while the ex ports had come down; they had enorinously ex- tended thelr purchases, but thelr sxleswere joth- ne like the sanie proportion. Itwas natural that thisstateof thineshad wiven rlee to muchdlscon- prospects quite equal to thoseof the most fortunate | hoping ogainst hooe. The best opinlon — ufourelties. [Applanse.] Inthe past, under the | seems to bu that the improvement ol lln\rl‘mllxllu'_'lynlnlml, ‘Iahnli{?dnl\lrglulnvrinuwuled to-day 18 but temporary, wnd will bave VEGETINE mainly In great fracts with a sparse rural popula- ¢! i3 ¢ g . i now, et nowspatem tesslands e 1o | 1O “SAPH, 810 My o Cunasiaten il o denmer tural populatlon | J1y lias been upon his back since the 13th of ‘J.‘..'!.“"J;“":.“.Jfiu’n‘i','{ siate, In former timextho |} 708 NS TROT 1, iated haa lost screnty: THE BEST S8PRING MEDICINE. fooked " to “the ponscaalon Of & Krent plants e pounds of tlesh. His focc tas loat fts tiun us the object of Wis destren, Ilere- | naturul appearance, and ouly the bright eves | I R. Srevs: after there will bo more feeling in - behalt of the | aud cotnmanding forebead remaln of the Mor- DEAR ¥ui; This Ia to certify that I huve uwed cmployment that makes gieat citles, Lnder the | ton who was seen o few montlis ago, Ils fes- { your ** Blood Preparation® 1 iny_ fambly for scv- former system, thews grent influences that muke | tures ure bad! y shrunken, aud he husall the ap. | eml years, and think that, for Scrofula, or Canker- citlea wero lost.” Then, my friends. ous llumors, or Ithenmatte Affectious, 1t ciunot Bt 1 : ; detamini you 100 ot I speakin of Richmoud, | Wearance of, o' wasted man. ks family areulh | D05 3colimmh e i la Dicines and o spring belleve that the mowent for taking up arms against the existiuz Governmeut has come. These warliko preparatious ulso, out of all pro- portion to so small a State, clearly demonstrato thelostile intentlons of Greece tomards Turkey., Becondly, the eplistment of nuwerous Greek volunteers fn Tushey, openly carried on by agents, ndds to the diffienitips of the Imperin! Govermment. Though such aizents are not rece ognlzed by the Ureck Qovermnent, these enlist- meats are contrary to thu International rights aod dutles of two States ut peace with each L 8481 Becond, Mastre, 45 Third, Berepel, .. Fuourth, Des Rotour 3 Flrh, B i U105 Cilai pan, . O, De Sarcers, I, U.500; Botrleu, M., § 000, Cambrai—Firat, Vol lor, M., 11,7a eamoullng, It:, 8,45 econd, Antigued, B, 10,0073 Milcent, &, 1,820, fonal —First, Merlin, K., U083 Mautice, 3}‘. (.‘,- i CHARLESTOWN, Second, Mention, It 8,20, 5 4 g : present, e has not exbibited auy in Lok I i t ather, aud i Porte cannot tolerato tew. The | tent, and the Geiirat fid even hesnt of it dur- ;EE-E?" dl’l:l:n':g: 3. nd Copatan, 1 v uar B yepsnty oo bettel ale than bt | Bly ddurinetheddsy. ,v,, ot g R T T ::?;ln?:ga %Zin;::lsl‘::lgg u;:i;:;h:tm, attention b ¢ of the ngh - 3 edpmcy eeeptiy Specral Dispatehta feazn Tridune, o . v cille 3 clled Ly B e T | s weranwbiik & 1w, o ey | Do Lagranze, 3., o Buarte gutoral pekuowledimonts (0F Sk SN0 TeccU | JuniaNAPOLIS, Tud., Oct, ST—1230 & m.— | Eommend It toany une in need of such a mull o Becoud, Ficeon, M., 1, Vitlenclennel s i Louls Legrand, Tt., B0t Marlawe, M., 4,0 fessed—talked of the n cine. Yours respecitully, piH iy, Bare Patterns of the finest qualities in 13, A. A, DINSMONE, 19 Russell-at. the_ prescnt war, the Velencienno, Painte, Point Duchesas, Pointa 3 sity ol goine to pro- Ureek press, «h clatms to represent nilemen asroclated with mo in the | Scoutor dorton has rested comfortuble all i o state of tolngs—n yolcu uf othed tect themselves from s admintstratlon’of tho Government. I duubt pot | nEzht, and the conditions arv unchanged from Second, lenard, 1., 10,8003 Girard, 18, 10,5100, y b 4 d e 5 7 o paws, of_the overament has preached | theory whicl b sewible yan or yeapova | lchna'ss ke et i, | T4 VU PR LR, He it ek, B Thunimos ua i bocs VEGETINE Appliyne, snd Whits Throod Laces, at bostilo lanzuuge, too, 1s not only tolerated, Lut | freu trady because they belfeved it was izood for 20:' De Corloliv, 3, Third, Houyi Ahe Presldent introduced Becretary Evarts, | fne, ‘The stomach still retalns a‘small amount Fronsrik b prices lowsr than found olsowhere on less spparently fnspired, by the Greek Uovernment, | them. They belleved that i the lume run it | B, 8,742 desse Uhazjval i who spokie brlelly. Presient 1layea then satd: | of wine of milk, but rojects an excess. The Spared by desirable good: —the effect belnie that ssitation. now exlits | would be to the interest of ull to be able to | Bouchet, It., 10,7013 Marrel My frl will uow Introduce the Seerctary | Doctor does nut modify his oplufon that fmme- s goods. the Northern Provinees of Purkey, whers trun- Flest, ~Lockroy, ., 56707 Do Sera AL, qulllity formerly prevafied, Fourth, Revolu- i, : 0537 fecond, Labadie, it., 0, of the Treasury of the United States, Mr, Sher- | diate dauger 18 less to bo feared now than | He I, STEVENS, Boston, Mass, 5063 Clapler, S ie-DeCautiae, 3er 1 ao1: lasdicn, mun, of Oblo. Mr. Sherman addressed the | twenty-fuur lours ago, A splendid assortment of DBlack buy in the cheapest market. |Applauze. | l{un, Urant, o replying, sald: ]t'l:‘r':ul");gunuuu::u‘ll.cxl-thiurur)"\'gu'héflruul 1 | M Stavon Laniks Axh Gexmizans or Bin- cr::::r:l -.m::“" R ik Dm rexetine 1s Sold by All D i 7;:“:.":"’ f‘;";’-‘llf""'-‘”l:‘/’"‘l‘:' patterns, organtzed’ weeneles uid Bub-Commit: | snxaitaw: § acarcely kilow how (0 respond to & *_Ajaccio—Daron Waveman, ‘B, Fe LOW-CiTIEE) y Kortn: ¥ 1 rugaists, | deserves speciat attention ! et Ju i ok Erochcs, ee Com: | St s e, st iekhouant | e 7R R s I | s th it the i, st Lt e St SR N T T — tler diatrcts, ad are plaluly putronized by tho | bt tha nation o wiich T beiouy, & n | S, it e, Gt Guviat, Dy Tebdned: gion of peace awi conclhatiun @ i tho | Frowluent Tiase-Uall Irofemlonal Fiayers | EIT 9 Greck Goverhnient. - Fhe proteciion aitorded | 1 luvo had tho honoe of katding: Surréens—Nbbataces, B, reluried, Reaplat e Uil hatos, ot pratea s Jusily Sramiel wa Carrupt miil Clat Ouf, G e then by Ureees pasnes all bounds, and cannot | Tl Vo R Rinenary * represating. o -+ T Toared 1L migiit b mlennderstood bl poitiat Lotavetin o Ucts BT G o | p . ‘»fim:mnd by the Porte, FIftuly, the revolus | Ghich 1 will refet, 1o alluded Lo tha ereat SOUTIH AMERICA, adversarics s a Wl of weukuese wud on abandon- £ wil) publish the following I the s ies’ i SR, ol Lot ave orbta ik | Mesl o PAITUE v, Briy, 2t fhs, s vigD. U Seber MU Rabitiitiond 12 | ™ Conetal cumviciton s caised for some e | Ladies' Fanoy Homstitohod, Fino Franck 4 raulzc i vy s hind bhecn In m o cve A 5 concral e . ¢ " sud thrown fnto Epiris i, Thessaly, with | for Four years, it uniersune tho Anaiels and eare | PANAMS, Oct, Z.—A lewter from Lima re- drelied o pursne n poliey e would oot in the patiie miad that therw was craukeducrs i Embroidered, Oolored Einbroidered, Revere, i the least ented by 5 5 i n the management & Jole ve pence At recancitiation to all Lae people of § wwome some of the players of the Lonisy . authoritivs, 'Pl:l’fl::nicll;;’n‘: '&:‘lub’n-’sflg:“xw% ?f.‘.’t‘.f u‘;:?y?‘;\ue\'v:n:ll?l appreciato a‘?fx:v"n:n[:;; x‘\'v’ii :::: i deakh of Erol Uton, of. Vases Lok | BREECESS ll;u il Qud, and, With your anbrov- 1 1tail Cinb, tho wl ular goskip 100k wuch alane and many attractiveand exclusive Noveltics, 10 be abie 16 sew that it could bu diapensed with, 1 disclalw all credit or praac for doing that ony thing. . 1 know thst § was doouied to come u citizen of the CUnited States, and s far my personul means weat 1o’ cug- tribute uiy share 0 lll¥ cxpenses that had heen borny fur the support o ha larye wtanding uruy, We Awmericing, however, claim to bo wo much E Kilebmen, and to have go much vencral Intelllvence aard #0 much personul Indeponuence and so much Individuality, that { don’t yutito belleve it 19 powsl- Dle for sy ORE WAN 10 D¥AUDIE GUY WOES FlEut anid authority " than the constitutlon and the laws sive to him. Amopg the Engllsh-spe ng erwple _ Wo don't think wuch . thiugs o e, We can Sght among oarelves and abuse each otber, but wo will ngt Rllow oureelves to be abused vutslde, nor witl thove who ook on wur uwn little personal quarrels in our own midst permit ue to dntetfere with their rigite, Now, thery {e ouy subject Luat bay been referrod to here that 1 don’t know that Lahould refer to, und that iy the great advautsge that would = sccruu to the Cuited States 1f frec trade could only Lo entablisbed. {**liear, hear!™) 1 have a sort of secoliectiou from reading that England hersulf had & proteciive tari® until she had her manufuctorios ied, (Louguter, | 11biuk we ore rapld); ing [n the way uf our mauufuctures, and we are bucoming ome uf the greste est frosotrado natious ou’ the face of the earth. {Laughter.] When we both get to be free-tradens 1 think it fs probable all otber nations had better stand aside sud not witn us at all. [Lasgbter and **llesr, 1f I had beag sceustomedto public speak- 10g 1 would have said more, but | never spoke in Bl o tht g 1Great appl pulicy b Ient, s curtatnied by tho ‘Turkish officlals. and the froops ll":"l,:l:;dolfll:::l‘gu r:im frontie havu stopped the Pr ‘{'\!'.(g'“‘"""d of thess marsuding bands ith regard to the firat charge, concerning aruaments, the Greek Minioterold his roplye declines suy controversy, referring the Portu to What Lo sail i hls formier noto about the prive fleges of tirevee 08 au {ndependent Biate, As regands the enlistient of wmen jy Turkey, the bote categorteally denies that this was done by azents of the Hellenle “Government, but atlirms the right of Greeeo to employ sotuntcers. Kurios Tricoupl sees nothing strange In this trooping ‘of (ireek yvolun- teers from Turkey, under Iellenle colo: for the delense of tiatounl (nteresta, Hoshics, other European States likewlso udmit volun® teers juto thelr runks, ond the mers fuct of thelr entering the army tuturalizes them (o the reapective countrics. "As rewurds thu Comumnit. tees complatned of, the Greek Minlster thinks that political soctetics cannot be forbladen fn o Constitutfonal State, as long as thoy keep with. 1u the Hute of the laws but tae Greek Govern. wicut, while tolerative such Commlitices, su- ?"’"‘ e them, und prevents thelr dolng any- hing to disturb fricndly relat with uetzh- borlng States. Apain, Whencver frechooters tricd * to cross the frontler, they were breveuted as ofteu as vosmble by the Qreck troops, and conducted to the nvarest town to stand thelr triat; and the various A WOULD-BE ABSABSIN KILLED, Auattempt was made Bept. 24 to ussuesInate President Barrios of Guatemala by Felix Yages, o fanutical pricst. The President was diufngy, when the priest entered, drew o revolver, sh fired, ‘The first shot missed. ‘The Prysident then closed with im, Durlog the struggle a acrumt entored aud shot the would-be assussin eud. YOREIGN MISCELLANY, BUANISH HOLDIRNS' BOUNTY, Mapuip, Oct. 30.—The soldiers and volun. teers who have completed their terms of service aud settled fu Cuba uud fusurgents who have sutmitted to the Governmeut will be grauted o portion of the furests belonuing to the State, or other natlonal lunds, tho recipients to be ten- ants for threo years, when, i the laud s proper- Iy cuttivated, ‘they become absolute owners, ‘They will be exeiupt fron taxation fur tive years, TG PUNGE POISONENS, Loxpoy, Oct, 80.—~The Queen has pardoned Alice Rhodes, and conninuted the death sentence :’:l "1‘5 other Pengo polsoucrs to impitsonment or lile, extensively nstorted, «t low prices, Special bargains in Ploin Hemstitohed at $1.50, $3.00, aud 6,50 per dozen; of one- haly greater value. TIES! Wo give specinl atteution to the selestion of olegant Noveltivos in these Goods, and offer the most beaut ful designs of French and German productions ever shown in this country. We would call atlention to Quipure Ewbroidery Bunds, new and fash= tonable for triaeming ! Chas. Gossage & Co, A A will b carrled out to the el | that the Directors felt i1 th o get at thy Vi o J o tellowecitixene, go toni | utom focts. ey sy, "accuraingly, heid Of Chlsagn snd the Meess Shnaut s pokes clilation oy oeen taken by the Exccutive Depart- | quent mectings during the past two eting ulso will depend upon the people | have diligently = vumsued taelr Inv A 4 that War must be accepled by all the peoply, Utack | Nichols, and Whbam 11, Craver were, by sn sud white. "Fhin due ot prevent uny mag loving | unanimons vote, expetied from the Club for wells tie State lesw, © Yo may love your Btale everun | g games, diwbedience of orders, amd ceneral much, ®'Thero 16 nothing “in - thls poiley | niwcondact. The Director are st purruimg thelr that will e citizen to losu hie | fuvestigations, exsmilnug telegraphic dispat hwuor fur the great o 8 or prewt schlevements | and escn owher ovldence us s within reach, un, of Virzinla, This policy requires the wrotection | possible utber of the piayers may y of all thoes rizhts which are viven by the Unitest | As uaay weil be fmagined, the Iirectors el the taten, All those puwers iven to the National [ i o ost wpleasiit task to purtari, but thcle Government 1ust be abeyed. " Weare onu veople | duty to the League, to thelr own Club, te them- from the Atlautic to th Pucifie. Our hearts must | selves, and to the integrity of the guwe, left them | tasn thivagh any other medium naw olfured to the blend together, We are fellow citizens, To | uo other alternative. 2 publie, Our CIRCULATIOR IS THE LARGEST, North up nuth. he people of tais country, o | ‘The evelupuiedts were startling, ubata vomething of o spirit that grew aut of the sustalnin hin policy, need not forget that thers § theie resull, ul a meeting of the rllrc lias been o war between them. hatthe resuliv of | nueht, we Uatl, duwes B Dovhin, e =SR] War, you Demiocrals must have the charity to con- cutve that wo Hopubiicaus wiay bo honcet patriote, | THE APPROPRIATION SKULLDUGGERY. OUR RATES THE LOWEST. il wa Jlel Ll‘l‘ hat be b t 2pretal Dispaleh to Ihe Ukicago Tridune. . Poipiais, U AU 18 IE MY 5O RO NALE, Dlhy Uct. S0—A Gentleman ust OUR PAPERS THE BEST. P ellow-clitzens, nothing would have temptod Wty - o L s Pl b trdiary atios melgned e oxcont ¢a | from Springileld states that the State-lluuse | Callasd sos ua bofors closing yous costracta. come liere und sec I Virginia wigns of returnirg | Commisstonens are floodiue thy country with L‘luc.u:‘(;’s;:“-,u-“ St ENTON, prosperity. 'llhlfrw s oue h}u -11'- h; '=-:|\.¢ eulssarivs lustructed to secure tlekets printed BRI LR T 1 you, Fhere & fear resting in g ] el 7 — e Wi o7 the. Northur, ocogle 't vegard 'to | 1or the appropristion. Maclaughling a cleik In NEW PUBLICATIONS, Ui people of the »outh, inat is that you willnot | the Auditor’s ofllce, waa in Putt County on | aveeanenn et o ol RPN Jo yuur duty (o the Vresident In obeving the | Mouday, aud Chawpaten yestenlay, . Sooifard amendpivrts of e Constitution, which secure to | was svul to Moean und contiguous counties, ¥ ’ 1 il Tife, Nbwrty, probecty, the rivhis ourl frulbs of | and Lang to Macon aid south outbe Central t theis lubor. [f you will obey these smendntents §| Road, At Decatur Lane olfered momy to believe this countey of vure wil bo iy peaco and | goeyre tickets printed for the appropriation, DERT BOOK ‘ann. MEDICAL: ANNUAL SALES ADY#SINIA, Lonnox, Oct. 80.—A special from Taris sa; A letter from Buea states, that the Kiug Abyssinla fn o recent batile routed the Meuelk contend heart”} OYER'S MELISSE- CORDIAL. ysell with sunply thankiug you, not ouly for the toust und for the lunguage in which 1t hos been ted, Lut fur the very gratifylug reception | sd porsonally ia Birmlugbaw, uiet. | thank you for your kind attentiva, oTe. av, ccurding tothe North Amerl- udical acts with regard to these maraudivg | public tn my Ifo untii | cama to Enaland, 1t | Withgreatlow. __ ° s ugrany TuoNFsoN. One af Llic gani was here Loy, Gt it 122 | caw Reviaw, ind ull the oiber authoritica i auds sutticiently prove how watenful theGreek | 38 will bo better policy for me, however, ta content SPRINGFIELD ITEMS The Presidenty ugaln addressing the erowd, | {i0S ot the hutel. From Edvar County 1 learm authorities are (i this resvect, © Then, 88 to the basslunate Janguage of tle newspapers, the Government of ' a Constitutional State has uo «ontrol over thew, sud Kurios Tricoupi is sur- safd: the that a letter trum the Bpringield Ring bad vecn 3 Ll o thegrea sleues o, Incaduce the | v by dh Chtrud ot st Comunsiees | o ©X'1CILO oad. B ey of thhs Cabinet. UL a4 he s, h s ot so | egiing tocm to prant ull tickets aflirmaiively £ dpreial Dispalch $o Ihe Chicaan Tribuns. EprixorieLy, lil, Oct. 80.~The Goveruor, St i with Secrctary Wines, went to-day 1o fuspect ! ¢ | for the approvriation. The movementecrluinly | Priceju cloth. $1.00; Paper. 80c. Suld by ull book: ?;:fi:lnm“ v chiarge of tne :fiud ‘i‘xl:mh{ be FRANCE the now Feeblo-Minded Asylum at Lincoln. Dt b by '.;,':":'fi'fi‘"[,f,':,’j,,‘,‘,‘:,,_"{'-o'{f"fl‘:fi'.':“,“ ¢ | 15 geucral; aud the Chatran of Cotnty Conie | setiers, or matlod prepatd vy the publlsher, (Enu do Mellsse des Carmes,) cnjoys £ .:u‘;z”}'::.t'j::," Ll‘;, ‘.:‘:?m,;g,: fvd o The Southiern Penitentiary Commissioners howtd watch the bisus of tickets ¥ POLITICAL DEVELOPNENTS. Pams, Oct. 30.—A great part of the Scnators and Deputies belug absent on accouut of the elections ou Buudsy next for Conseillers &*Ar- rondissement aud Conselller Generoux, ucgo- tiations for compromiso have been poatponed untll Monday, Paurs, Oct. 80.~The Monltor believes the grospect for the adoptlon of n conclllatory policy hos improved fu consequence of to-day's proceedings in the Cabinot Councl, but docs not thivk tho formatlon of 4 uwew Cabluct wiil Lo sovounced tefore Nov. 7. The Fraucals contiuucs 1o assert tbat Presi- deut MacMahoo ‘w,u uot sacrifice the functioa- arics sppulnted fu consequencs f tue wup of 1N PAIIB ALONE, 1,300,000 BOTTLES. RELIEVES DYSPEPSIA, COL10, IEADACHH, and ALL DISOR. DIRS of the Stomach and Nervour Bystem. SOLD BY ALL DRUGUGIsTS. Geoers! Lepot at no‘zw». 39 Park-place, New York. \ AACK.'STEVENSUN & CO.. Chicsgo. SHRERIFE'S SALE. Sheriff’s Sale 3 0f Ni ber, 1877, 8% 10 o'cluck Flaou-st. dad Pasdeipis 2 CRERY Saevles Uy kWA HAKIELL e Greck Minlster lods the step talen by Turkey, in conjunction with the Cabinet of St. Jumes, Wanting in the consideration due tvan lude- veudent State. If Turkey has any grivv- ance, she should not apply to Euclaud, but to Greece direct; aud Kurlos Tricoupt tXDredscs bis regret that her fndependence, ¥ecozulzed by all the world besides, has not Leen respected by the Porte, If the tlnauces of ;ucue: are 4o exhaustcd thut she 1s unable sy Wil her obligations, the muladmindstration iu the neighboriug Provinees should bo held re- svongible for it, ay this forces Greece to walu-' tain a strouz ‘army to defend the vountry &'nlmfl. the invasion of robber bands, which are e Batural cousequences ol this misrule. 1 bave quoted’ this correspoudence at con Lleleugth as bulug calculated to throw left to-night for Chester, whera the Board micets to-morrow to arrange details wbout the cou- struction of the bullding, A ‘The tlrst twocases for the new Appellate Coart i this district were tiled lo-dfl’{ both belg ap- cals on writs of error frum Morgan County. 'll'he Appellate Court mcets hers Nov. 20 prox. The City Attoruey hus commenced suit on an zreed case, to compel Col, Jawes £, Barkley, of the Kifth Regiwent, and Cominissary . Smith, of the Secund Brigade, 1llinots Nutional Guard, to pay u street-tax. The military vode exetnins wifitfamen from road-taz, und the constitution- ality of that exciption and the Military law will be passed upon. Tuo Attorney-General will probably represcut the defendants. This test caso will bo of {uterest to the cuttre wilitla of the Biate, e, il tTizEN e It has been nbout 8 quarter of A5 117 and 119 State-st., Chleao, Since 1left Virgin.a and becade iaco uf auothe peace has retunied. Wo© s:e pere to-duy | eat conctraction, made by the best takers fn Lou. Y o Ity ugdor tho fag of our fathers o Cougrals | gop, which he will scil on reasonadle terwa. e OF THE CELEBRATED PINAUD Qeal of the policy of the Governmeut, What is | quantity of Csnada beaver sud beaver costiog, | Asquired its precedence upon fts merits and without who live In the North aro ready lo trast you, We | *kins ete.” Tho curlous ldea of sellivg piano: | giry Esicuce ot Viviot of Paruia, dlaillied (rum th bat- Thompsun, Becretary of the Navy, * mittecs ol - Secretary Thompaou sald : closely. JAN SBN, McCLURG & CO., : 'y . i = STOR. "t 1 hank heard thel tha O1d | 108 New York paper, priuted on tho 10thot Jang. | s ms e vu depopalated. | do not belleve | ary, 1750, may b foaud the 8rst plano-torteade | oo TOILET GUODS, ; ¢ it 18 not, BUL | yertisament ever published 1n thatcity, 1t reads: \he old Bialo it was In the DIt | vy jacon Astor, st No. 51 Quecn streel. next er part uf this Umdutersible tines uve intervened, | door oot ono to the Fricuds' Mecting luuse, bas b W have beeu througt u bloody aud augey war. but | for sale 3 assortment of plauo furtes of the uews e il Y™ o hrne A% ceeat | sives cash for all Kinds of furs, cud bas forsale that policy Y 1t b pothlug nore than wlusing jutu blapk the ald of sdverysing, il admirabic Easecce of 13urs Dhehataof the peaplo wiriatof sich otpers We | faccoon skins sud racooon blavkets, mOskfat | ryooi Eueace of O,0ponst, aad above sii the exqui- hsve 8 right to require of you to trustus, ‘That is | fortes aud fare by the founder of the Astorfoz- | ural piant, havealready wua s leadiug poalifon (o 30 all thero boabout it There Lo muthinz hard about | tine bas a varallel iu that of our enterurising and | favur uf the fasucnutin werld.