Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 16, 1878, Page 1

- The dhicage Daily Teibune, ., VOLUME XXXIX. CARFETS, 'TO RENT. CARPRTS [FOR RENT. CARPETS -BROTHERS. We are now pre- pared to exhibit the choicest and most se- lect stock in the West, comprising all the novelties of the sea- son, with many NEW AND ELEGANT DE- SIGNS which have been manufactured to our ‘order, “and confined to us,” con- sequently not obtain- able elsewhere. Prices guaranteed. 121 & 123 State-st. PAPER IIANGINGS, TO DEALERS WALL PAPER -Throughout the Northwest, My new SAMPLE BOOKS And PRICE LISTS for SPRING TRADE Are now rendy, and will be for- warded upon application, INO.J.MGRATH CHICAGO, ILL. OMURNS, BANKRUPT STOCK OF CHURNS, “TER FATR” Cor. of State and Adams-sts, Bmall Western Btar Ohurn, $1.50, worth $4, Large Western Star Churn, 2.00, worth 8, Thess Churns were bought as 20c on the aollsr, snd ¥ will sell the san: th Fuom | We st sell thom, S oe Price uA sccount of %, J. LEKXMANN, 198 Btaf 61,83, 65 & 67 Adamsst. ¥~ Bend for krupt Stocks. IHATS AND CAPS, DUNLAPS SILK AND FELT HATS. STANDARD—TIE HIGHEST. SPRING PATTERNS INTRODUCED TiIIS DAY, BREWSTER, N. W. Corner Clark and Madison- s, EHATS. Great Reductlon previous to Removal, All the leading Spring Styles atvery low prices. Elegant Silk Mat, $4.50. Al goods s0ld at Hard-Times prices, YLER 132 Dearborn-st.. one door north ir Madison, m_ UCEAN STEAMSHIPS. T Dive! Lo 1 T K| K, ADell 17, 6 p. m. RICK OF PA LU (Iacludtn O HAVIEC bine Cavla, $1001 Sosund Cuoin Basy Third Cavin, 834, x Bieerage, 828, including wine, bedding, and utensils. T OOt B BRI AN, Axent 3 brosdean, SIW. ¥. WHITE, 67 Clark-at.. Aket (or Chicego. STATE LINE. YORK T0 GLASUOW, LIVEIFUOL, DUBLY L LONDONDELLY a2 e Btz Krodition ireiy: darch 43 teabin 835 sud 870, acconliog W sccumnGasT Uona ™ Hoturi tickeis o} rediiced itk Cutrancy. boe - S e R By @ AUSTER, BALONLY oy 124 Wasulogton-at, hicago. National Line of Steamships. BAILING TWICE A WEEK YROM “'c' Yark 1o Queeastown, Liverpool, and Londen. Tk:!:l‘l:b:.lun from $30 to $70 surrency. Excurslon Orest By ndu:ti.:m; biserage, Dratu oo ¥our sallly, %8 and furtlicr information spply Lo P B LATSON, Wor 4 Boutts Clask-st. INMAN LINE. T AT it e 2. C.BEOV .‘EDAVS AND SATULRDAYS. DriT o Uredk Birtials did 1eiana fos i Hagsias STATE-ST. In building southeast cornor State and Washington-ats.: Corner Room in Dascment, South half second floor, : Suites and Offiees in Third, Pourth, and Fifth Stories, To bo finished to suit tonants, 77,79 aud 81 STATEST, Adjoining Burloy & Tyrroll. Store 40x160, Rooms in Second and Fifth Floors, WWITEL Passenger Elevator, APPLY TO W. E. HALE, 107 LAKE-ST. 107 & 109 Lake-st. Btore 40x105; Halc's Water Elevator, Apply to W. J. FABIAYN, Azent, Ttoom 433, 116 W ington-st. MERCIIANT TAILORING, PPN Lol 5L Newest Novelies| OVERCOATINGS SUITINGS, Of all the colorings adapted for the SPRING SEASON, in ex- cellence and variety unsur. passed, and in quality rarely seen in one house. LINDSAY BROS. TAILORS, 141 Dearborn-st., Tribune Building. PIANOS, SEGOND - HANI PIANDS. ' .'g": Stoinway, Bimpson & Co., g‘g and Fischor, $100 and up- = 0 | ward. = =] Z'] Steinway, McNoil, ‘Weber, g;: Mnnhal{'& Wendo'll, Board- 9.3 t man, Gray & Co,, Groat Un- =8 ion do.. $100 and upwards. =) =3 = 8teinway, Schumackor, Hal- & o }let, Davis & Co., §200 and £ [ upward. =g le‘iflol these Planos ractically &s o u"”, e kil .x“iY( M’k III)‘AL and Manroe- NEW PUDBLICATIONS. April Atlantic. Wow Roady, and For Salo Everywhers, have had but Jittle use, and We are prepared are selt CONTENTS. April Days. ¥xtractafrom the Journal of HENRY 3 Tll(nIHAU. ™ the Tlosphoras. An able paper B AR Stees Teahiss tin Ae Halr sy travel sud study. . 1904, Lincolu’s Trlumph §i ‘The last contribu. f&: toieh! In":%’& uw‘&flr‘l 's Admlaistratian, by the A Peratan Foet, Dy T. B. ALDRICH. Tho Lebhv) His Cause and Cure, Dy ARTAUR TheNtory of Avis, and Othier Novels, A critical review of recent wurksof liction. Americantsie, By RICHARD GRANT WIITE. int N 'y Ba Ty A ‘lfl?“‘ sAu plgfi.-xm story vy the suthor of s Italy Rovisited, By HENKY JAMES, Jn. Detwolds A Romauce. V, By W, H. DISTIOP. oFm Jisttor from New York, on the Water-Color Pocsis by BTEDMAN FAWCETT and others. ‘The Contributors’ Club aud Rtecont Literature, A Capital Number, 'mr:ufl:'llxy hasboen consolidmted with e A L AW B TR M TON, 0SG00D & COMPANY, BOSTOX. SCHO OITM_U_SIC BOOKS HAi. h Sohool Choir. eS8 e don: den. 30 perdoa, ndard, useful, snd favarite Book. School SonélBook. e R Fine Book for Gl7la' High and Normal Schools, ohoice Trioal W. 8. Tilden. dozen, ®: g .'l‘.hz:‘nc‘ part songs for Female Colleges, Semina. Grammar Behool Choir. :';?E; S B kxé‘x’cfllenl cellection for M or Ursmmar 0] Ameriean School Music Readers, 1n 3 books, each 35 cents, 50 cents. and 50 cents, Carefully prepared for Graded Schools. Tha following are favorite rnaul collections of g4aial Songs (of Gommow Bchools; Rockixo, i o Porkins, o MUSIC TEACHKR' Everert, .G, Everest. B¢ 3 *060¢ OUR FAYORITK..., H. P, Denka, MUBIC CHARTS, By Dr. Lowell Mason. Large charta, :onmmnuso blackboard lessons, plalaly visible to sil. saving much trouble, sasily set up and used, and furniahing s complete course 'fi'.gi‘f:xl“‘ o8t by express. In twO rolls OF sets. LYON & HEALY, Chicago. OLIVER DITSON & CO.. Boston, BIRDS,. 4 e 1 v Lmported CANARIES, Talking g mu?nfl?. 127 Clark-st, Taxidernisty’ Maleriahy, &z, CHICAGO, SBATURDAY, MARCIH t6, 1878—TWELYi, PAGES. EMRIROIDERIEN, EMBROMDERIES, Neckwear, &. .Fz'eld, Leauter & Co.. WABASH-AV.,, Between Madison & Monroe-sts., Iave placed on sale a choice line of HAMNBURG EMBROIDERIES In Cambric, Jaconet, Nain- 8ool, and Swiss Muslin, Russtian Embrotderies, Pique Edges and Inscrtions, Colored Embroideries, mnew and attractive Patterns. Cambric,Gaipure,and Dim- ity DBuands, in « variety of new designs, TIDIES. Applique, Guitpure, Embroi- dered Antique Nottingham, De Cromo, Toilet Sets, Cush- dons, &c. Novelties in Torchon,Valen- cliennes, and I'rench IEm- broidered Sets. Jabots, Collarettes, Ruchings. Elegant line (just opened) of Princess, Russian Point Tor- chon, Guipure and Embroid- ered Collars, for Children. Double Crepe Lisse Ruch- ings, good quality, for 20,35, and 45 cents per yard, Full assortment Unlaun- dried French Embroidery for Underweanr. and EXAMINATION SOLICITED. NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD, NORTHERN PAGIFC RAILROAD. The Quickest and the Best Route TO THE BLAGK HILLS! ON AND AFTRR MARCII 18th, seager Tealne wiil leave St Paul st Chleagu, ea) . , connecting thence with the Northwestern Ktage Company's Dafly 1.ine of fine four-horso Concurd Coaches for rook City and Desdwood. TIME, 8T. PAUL TO DEADWOOD, 658 HOURS! - Direct connection with first-class Passenger and Prelghic Steamers at lsniarck (or Fi. Hento, Jielehn the Yellowstone, and sll polnts in Muntaos, ELEGANT SLEEPING CARS On ail trains between Fargo and Blsmarck. Freight by tits Line through in fews timo aud atas low rates as'by soy wxnpeuufillna. i, K. BARGENT, ‘Genersi Manager. @. Q. BANNOUN, Uen'| Frt. and Tkt. AgL, BL. J. W. MOISK, Agant, No. 84 Clark-st., Chiloago. 111 BARGAINS IN SPRING OVERCOATS Why nat spend 10 centa for ear fare and NAV w0 g1 Ihrice of your SERING OYENCoRA Y B2 Tog dlbeet'h'sha faclory CLEMENT & SAYER, 410, 418, 420, 432 and 424 Milwaukoo.av. Largeat Resall Clothing flouse in the World, 1778, Expreas Pas- 750 8, WATER ELEVATORS. WATER ELEVATORS W.E.HALE&CO. 107 LAKE-ST. OPTICIA AIANANNE, OPTIOIAN, Tribune Bullding. S8, aalghis on wieatite prin. cro- 6 Bpoctac es sufted crplen Phs ot xliu:“ Glamita, ‘Tolcicopes, Moves, Baroweters, EINANCIAL, MONEY toLOAN By JOSIAH H. REED, No. 20 Nassat-st, N. Y., Juamounts as l!flu!n.-d on IMPROVED CHICAGO EST RATE. R A . 3 jcatiol ecelved s romptly attended to by PP 1L A HURLGUR, Tatandolphest, CLOTHING. NUTTING DEMONSTRATES THAT CLOTHING IS DOWN. FURNISHING 600D DOWIN! Read a fow prices, then call at 184 and 186 8tato-st., just opp. Palmer Houso, and see what is boing done. Clothicrs are mad, Tallors are in- Jured, hut we can’t help i, Wo aro hore to do the loading businoss, and PEOPLE ARE BENEFITED. Btylish Chesterfield ul Srsh L Toya' Kehool Sutt oys: Tants, Voya' Bhirt Wala | BEST SHIRTS T0 ORDER, $1D.00 DOZEN. Cotton Half Ilo Linen Standing tien Cul White Lawn Tien 23 dozes ¥ancy Colored shi 03 each, Rest Overalts. . £0 pair. Jlone Cuff Hufton 2 patr, one Collar Button 1 cacti, Boys' BlIk Nandkerc 23 tigod Buspende: 23 Efix Windsor Bearfs Fane; Striped Socks it {) Ber bottle. o I Open Saturday Bvenings until 10 o'clock, NUTTING, C. 0. D. CLOTHIER, 184 & 186 STATEST. MILLINERY, MILLINERY! HAGEDON, BOYLE & (0., 155 Wabash-av,, {(Second door south Field, Leiter & Co.) We invite speclal attention to a large tmportation of Millinery Novelties Tor the Spring. D :00DS, E. 8, JAFFRAY & (0. Have opened a complete as- sortment of thelr immense Neow York stock at 120 FIFTH-AV. SAM'L BOLTON, A, F, IUTOHINGS, ‘ :Mnnlxeu. BOOTs AND SHOES, Walker Boot! For which we are Bale Chleago Agenta, YWe carry a full e of all B0 s AND BHOES keps by suy Jubblik house u the West, snd FIRROM T CASIT bi it Bnd 1€ most DES 4 boss with B 1 imost DECIDEDLY (o thelr latereata L. P. Farnum, PRROPONALS, "PROPDSALS ROR COLT, Sealed blds will be rocclyed at the offico of THE VES- BEL OWNKI" TOWING COMIANT, 340 Bouth Was ter-at., Cilcago, 111, wuil Monday, Anril 4 15, &b aoun, !;:’r turn! u.’}fih‘s‘m Avo inousend oo of coal, rescot seaon Of DAY acrucued add delivared 50 bosrd ‘of Tug boate BIgh R K Ay any orall bida” SO 0N G Becretary. New Court-House. Sealed proj 1] om:.eiu"t' PotHle wil be recalvedat fhecounty amUFldge. Tenry Co .. until bt e e e 24 B further Informiation Mdfi:“w.::'mv railis ok . 4. WELTON, Count; 2 . J. ToLaw & Baw, Architects, Foit Waytoo lad. e lean SO Archifects Yoot Wayne. Tod UUNINESS UARLDS, PEOPLE’S BUILD'G & LOAN ASSO, %0 WABHINGTON-8T. Wl take up the mortgage on your house or k Ioniey ks DU 804 Fecctia beck oratipe sd tene s 10 Eouthiy PayIOU RO IAIRSTAMBINLL L e By 3 w"' KELLEY, L OIL S70VES! THE NEW EXCELSIOR! THE BEST AND SAFEST MADE, COLEAAN GAS APPARATUS AND OIL CO., w"awmx.. Ghpbualie New Fowi-Oliica Dulhflu‘ 7-5HOT, Nickel-Plated Rovolver ‘sent 10 any ad- dreas un recelpt uf 2.0 WM. D, KERFOOT & €0, REAL ESTATH AGENCY, 80 WANHINGTONNT, Ltenta collected, tazes 8128 tnan: Stiention giveu Lo the in t&dml“n'un‘lu SounU redered moathly. _ SEWER PIPE, Drain Tlle, and Cfln‘-‘nku v wu‘ . n.dl‘%t. mku 23 ulncy aid u7 Jackson-3 W3, M. DEE, Sanii 4 Q‘II““‘UDH“ 'uw’fi"’ Eoglucer, Agent, sb 23 Kast GR. I o Guid_aad ekl SLATE MANTELS, PROBANCO & HUMNK (T Yoyl 4. 8 Guarege! FOREIGN. No Definite Arrangements Yet Concerning the Congress. Russia Ohjeets to the Admission of a Representative from Greece, - . But May Possibly Allow One with Only Consultative Privileges. Other English War Vessels Allowed to Pass Through the Dardanelles. The English Admiralty Boasts of Its Complete Readiness for War. It Has Force Enough to Man Every Vessel Fit for Service. France Said to Oppose Radical Changes of Torritorial Lines, Unparalleled Barbarities Com- mitted by the Turks in Epirus. HITCIIES AND DELAYS, THE BUSSIAN INVESTMENT OF CONRTANTINOFLE. (By Cableto Tre Chicago Tridune.l LoxpoN, March 16—5 a. m.—England's intention of reinforcing her fleet at Gallipoli has consed the movement of Russian troops nearer to Constantingple and the forts on tho Bosphorus, This fact, taken in connee- tion with Russin’s opposition to the admis- sion of Greece to the Congress, occasions much bitter feeling here, and thara are indications that o domend will bo made by Eogland for the withdrawal of the Russian troops from their present position commanding Constantinople to the lines of Buynk Tcheckemedfo, which will then bo occupied by Turkish troops. If such demand should bo made a8 n necessary proliminary to a moeting of the Congross, it is probable that Russia would prefer to sac. rifice the Congress. It is of courso possible that somo satisfactory compromise will be ronched, but present tendencies are that the Congress will ‘handly accomplish much to- wards socuring a lnating peace. THOE CONGRESS. GREECE EXCLUDED, ATnexs, March 15,—The officlal journal an- nounces that Russia has rejected the propoeal for the admission of Greece to the Congress, Public feeling 1s conscquently much excited agaiost Rusala, TIIR PRENCH POLICY, Viexna, March 15.—Tho Putitical Correspond- ence publishes a letter from a diplomatic source in Paris, which nsserts fthas France at the Con- gress witl endeavor to bring about a compro- mnise, and will refuse to take part n or sanction any partition or radical chango ol territory. ANUTIER REPORT. Loxpox, March10—5a. m he Lost atates in an ofliclal form that Rus has nefther a cepted nor rejected the .proposition for the ad- mission of (recce to the Congreas, BShe is dis- posed to acree totho admission of the Greck delepate with mercly a consultative volee. A Berlin special says tho Powers have ugreed that they shall each biave two representatives in tho Cungress, APPRRITRNSIONS, Loxpon, March 10—5 a. m.—A speclal from 8t Petersburg eays the official world here agaln eotertains grave apprehensions of serious complications. Men who bave considerablo In- fluence In caus fng or averting the events which they profess to foresce say it is by no meusns certaiu that the Congreas will meet, and, if t does meet, it (s not lkely to succeed in conse- quence of Austrien and English jealousy ot Russia's success, VERY INDEFINITR, LoxpoN, March 16—5 a. m.—A dispatch from 8t. Stefano states that the Rtussian Guards have been ordered toembark for home as soon as the treaty ls ratified. Tt is uncertain whether this refers to tho ratification by the Czar or the Congress. TUB TRRATY, A Vieuoa correspondent- says Russia has notified the Powers that tha treaty will Lo sent to them immedlately after the ratification, Russia having no reason to conceal anything, Tuis scems lutended to assure Eugland that there is no sccret understaoding, WILL CONSENT, LoxnoN, March 16—5 a. m.—A Vienna cor- respondent 18 iuformed that Englana will con- scut to be represcuted in the Congress under reserves. The Conference will bo assembled Im- mediately after the treaty is communicated to thio Powers. The procovdings will last ten days ora fortnight. Ooly a few polnts are llkely to cause serfous debate, Austria opposes Russia's sssuming protection of the eutireUreck Church, AN OFFSET. ‘The Pesther Lloyd says England and Austria have agreed to dewand the annexation of Thes- saly, Epirus, and Macedonia to Ureece if Russia persists lo the extenston of Bulgaria. — -ENGLAND. ANUTHER WAR ORDER. Lowpox, March 15.—0Oflicers of the Royal En- gloeers first ou the Mt for forelan service have been ordered to provide themselves with field equipment, and be ready for Immediste service. TUN BITUATION, The Loudon ZTimes of this morning says: # The Russians are wmaking further advances towards the Bosphorus. Our Government must bave satisfled themselves that the virtual com- mand of Constautinople gave Russia uo nsu- perable advautage, and we may, thercfore, view with comparstive Indifference the movements which are in no wsy more alarming thso thoss in which we have acquicsced.” PEEL ATTACKS LORD LYONS. ‘The Timea deprecates 8lr Robert Pecl's attack, 1o the House of Commons last night, oo Lord Lyons. Bir Robert objected to Lord Lycns rep- resenting England fo the Congress becsuse bis opinions wers opposed to those of Layard and Sir Heory Ellfost. 8ir Stafford Northcots re- plied that the Government, aud not Lurd Lyons, was respousibie for Evgiaud's course at the Qoogress. The Times says: * The arrange ments for ontering the Congress muat be left entirely In the hands of the Government, and, In respect to the two points on which they have declared thelr determination to insist, they will be fully supportel by the country. The pros- pect at present s not very hopoful, but the course adopted by 8ir Rohert Pecl {s the very 1ast which would tend to better it.” NAVY XSTIMATES. Loxnox, March 15.—In the House of Com- mons to-night, Mr. 8mith, First Lord of the Admiralty, Introduced the navy estimates. He stated that the present force was ainple to man every ship that could be commlssioned. He had come to the conclusion that it was not his duty In time of peace, and he hoped of con- tinued peace, to ask for a consfderable Increase of the cstimates. The House then passed all the estimates exccot those for dockyards and stores, consideration of which was postponed. ANOTIIER IRON-CLAD. Loxnon, March 16—5 a. m.—It s stated that the Admiralty have purchased or are about to purchase a large Japancse iron-clad, bullt on the Thames. INCIDENTAL, RULGARIA'S PRINCE. VizxNa, March 15.—It is announced semi- offictaly frum ¥t. Petersburg that Prince Dat- tenberg, the Czarina’s nephew, has been definitely proposed for the throne of Bulgaria. DEMANDS A SETTLEMENT, Loxnoy, March 15.—The Parls correspondent telegraphs that Roamania is presaing Itussia for the money due to the Teleyraph and Postal Deportments, and to prisate persons for datn- age from the bombardment to the Bucharest & Glurgevo Rallway Cotmnpany, and to laud-own- ers for lands taken for the Bender & Galatz and Fratestl & Simnitza Raflways. TURKISI DARBARITIRS, AtnExs, March 15.—~The Commander-in- Chilef of the Greek army las notitied the Minis- ter of War that the Turks have committed un- parallcled erucitics on the Christians In Epirus. A large number of destitute fugitives have entered Greece. = DENIAL. CossTANTINOPLE, March 15.—~It s untrue that the Porte bas given orders to prevent any more British meu-of-war from pasaing the Dar- danclles. Mr. Layard has rccently obtained o firman permitting the passage of the lotspur and Condor, which vesscls arc expected 1 the Gulf of Ismid shortly. Mr., Layarg has also re- velved permission to send the Rapid to the Albanian coast to embark refusecs. NERZEGOVINA. Raousa, March 16.—The Turks have strength- ened thele karrisons In Herzegoving, and are worklng day and night In the fotrenchments in the nelghborhood of Krupa, Gabells, and Mos- tar, THE AUSTRIAN WAR-GRANT. VizNNA, March 15.—The Budget Committee of the Austrian Delegatfon adopted, by a vote of 11 to 0, a resolution to the effect that, in the event ot Eastern affalrs rendering a display of military force unavoldable for ti®Pprotection of essential juterests, the common Government I cmpowered te fucur, with the assent of the Austrian and Hungarian Ministrics, an expendt- ture not exceeding 60,000,000 florins. Tho mi- nority has piven notice of a counter resolution. TUASIAN ANMY MOVEMENT, Loxpox, March 16—05 a, m.—A speclal from Pera reports that a Russian division has left Adriauople for Bulair. ¢ MORE RNEPORTS. A Constantinople special says it {s asserted that Northern Syria hus revolted aud procluime d Itsclf seporate from the Sultan, It is reported that the Kurds {n the Province of Diarbeklr have revolted. WILL_RRSIGN. A correspondent at Vieuna naserts that Count y bas- tnlonned the Austriew Delega- tions that he will resign ifthe crodit is ro- fused. . % s PERA. BXICITEMENT IN TIE YOREIGN QUARTER OF CONSTANTINOILE, Bpeciat Dispalch (o The Tribune. Ncw Yong, March 15.~The Cunstantinople correspondent of the New York -Zimes writes: *On . the morning of Feb. 13 the followiug placard was found posted ou the walls of the British Embassy In Pera: " Lost—A fleet of iron-clads nomewhere between Doalka Bay and the Dardanelles, A sultable re- ward wilt' be paid 1o the dluder, Apply to the porter of the Luiluh palace. * This msult was vulled down, but not until it bad been rewmd by crowds of the inhabitants. The arrival of the flcet had Leen announced positisely four times, and the Bunday newspa- ver acknowledged as the semi-oflicial organ of the British Embossy made a small fortune by its supplements contalning authoritative state- ments of tae tleet's coming, Feb. 10 the stree and hilltops wers crowded with spectators vala- 1y watching for satls. Next day WATCHMEN WENT PROM DOOR TO DOON, notitying tue people that, In a few hours, the thunavr of artillery would be heard, but there would be no cause for alarn, 08 it was simply the salute of Eugland to Istam, The fleet nover came, The correspondent says the most ac- credited verslon of the strange manuvuvres is tbat Mr, Layard had - been informed of the existence of a furmlduble vonspiracy siming at the overthrow of the Sultan and massacre of the Christians by the Tcherkesses, who were to be loosu in the streets of Pera, -m'f the names of suleiman Pasha xud bis stalf were et tloned as ringleaders of the sedition, In this event six vesscls in the Bosphiorus would not have been too much for our protection.! DBRITISIT INDIA, CUNDING TIE PIRESS, Cavrcutra, March 15.—~The Councll for the Qovernor-Geueral yesterday passed a blll for the better regulation of the native Indlau press, enabling the Government to promptly suppress all seditious writing, extortion, and {ntimidu. tlon by the vernacular press. Lord Lytton, Guvernor-General, in remarks supportiog the neasure, sald that, while his associations and couvictions wero ou the side of the freo utter- auee of thought, it was s dellberate dudzmzm that this weasure wus fmperatively dewanded by thie supreme law of the salcty of the Buato. No Goverument could tolerute’ tho clreulation sinoug its lgnorant nasses of such scditious and disloyal language as was constantly uttered by the vernacular press. The article aguinst extortlon and Intiinidation was futeuded to pro~ tect natlvo mogistrates, cblefs, and ofliclals, who were constautly iu Jear of attacks by pative newspapers. MISCELLANEOUS. BILVEL PUNCHASE, Loxpon, March 15.—The JDalty Telegraph says: * Yeaterday's silver rise was In conse- quence of the purchass of §750,000 for ship- ment to America." RUSSIAN WIRAT. The first cargo of graln from the Black Sea, aluce the raising of the blockade, has arrived at Falmouth, Evg. COLLEGE HACK. Loxnpox, March 13.—The Ox(ord crew arrived at Eton to-day for practice oy the Thames, pre- ‘paratory to a race with tho Cambridge cruw. A STHIKE ENDED, ‘The masons’ strike coded last night, the men acceptiug tho masters’ termns. SOUTU AVUICA. Loxpox, March 15.—Advices from Capo Town to Feb, 85 says there Las been no serivus uting sluco Jast reports. ‘The Insurgent Ratilrs bave broken fntoswall parties, which wre eudeavorlug to force tbewr way thruugh the atrols and reach tho setticinent for piunder, g'h- wuork of preventiug thewm frum carryiog out their ubject Ls excesslvely tedious. A DEAD, Pauts, March 15.—M, Desclozicrs, member of the Chawber of Deputies, is dead. GEEMAN IMPERIAL HAILWAY SCHEME. BauLiy, March 15.—The Mluister of Com- merve stated in the Helchatag to-day Prusvia waould probubly shortly subwit_a proposal fur on lwperial Rallway act to the Foderal Councl, BARZ AN BXILY. Havana, March 13.—The wmail steamer from 8t. Thomwus, March 10, has arrived. News has cen recelved at St Thowmss that Presudent acz, of Ban Dowlugu, wita his Lawdly, asrived &) §<p PRICE F:+3! CENTS. = 53— at Mayagnez, in’43 £ and ot Porto Rico, March 5. The fact of ! £§ ival is ail that e parh in 8t. Thomas § 2% e steamer left. GLA £ ‘)8 POPULARITY. Loxnon, Ms. &. m.—The Liberal As- socation of ;. - ‘“have sea o resolution binding itselt ¥ support Gladstoneat the next election. It does not expect him, If returned, to perform any local duties. Bix candidates whose names were befora the Association have withdrawn In his favor, TUE FRENCH STATA OP BIRGE DILL. Loxpox, March 10—5a. m.—A Parls dispatch #ays tho Scnatchas passed thefirst two clauses of the bill concerning the state of slege oy votes ot 102 to 100 and 140 to 103 respectively, This constitutes a signal triumph for the Govern- ment. The clauses compriso the vital principls of the bill, which provides that a state of siega can ooly be declared in the event of war or In. ;\;mc up, and with tho assent of the Cham- 18 FINANCIAL. TIIE BOSTON PANIC. &pectal Dispateh fo The Tridune, Bosrox, Mass, March 15—The run on tho Five-Cent Savings Dank assumed serfous prc- vortions today. The crowd about the bank building was 8o large that for a time travel on School street was serously Impeded. The bank probably has about as many depositors as the other savings Institutions In tho city combined, and the amount of money drawn out, although fn small sums, was Jarge o the agoregate. The bank is pronounced by the ofiictals and by the Bank Commissioner to be entirely solvent, with a good surplus of about $400,000, but the people are panfe-astricken, and will believe no officlal statement of the most authoritative character, 5o dee {s the fceling of distrust, Advantage has not yet been taken of the law allowing the requircment of sixty days’ notice from depositors who wish to withdraw, and the hooks are cashied as fast as presented. The Franklin Savings Bauk, on Boylston street, has decided to requtre the sixty days’ notice and limited the amount to ba pald on demand with- outitto 823 There have been, within a few days, auusually larze drafts upon the Provi- dent Institution of 8avings and the Suflolk Dauk, but both these iustitutions are perfectly sound. ‘Thercare only three Lanks in the city which arc now paying In full oo demand. The Statu Senate passed to-day the bil which went through the House yesterday, to give tha State Savings-Bank Commissloners author- fty to issue an order to any bank which, In their judgment, may require it, to Mmit and regulate the payments 1o depositors in time and amount as the benefic of all the depositors may require. Its avowed object is to stop the runs on the savings banks. Any person agerieved of the order is given right of appeal to the Bupreme_Court, which shiall givo equitable judgment. The act Is lin- fted to three years, "It was debated strenuous- 1y tu tha Senaie, on grounds of coustitutfonali- ty, 88 betng n breach of contract, but a large majority reqarded it as constitutional, espectal- Iy ‘as ‘it was drawn by the Attorney Uencral, and it was hastened through all {ts staces under a suspension of the rules. Heveral ameundments were all re- jeeted. As the House will not be fu sessfon to- murrow, and the bill must return to it to be enacted, It cannot receive the Governor's sizna- ture before Mouday afternoon. NEW YORXK, New Yong, March 15.—Judge Lanemore, of the Common P'leas Court, gave an order to-day directing Sclah Chiamberlaln to show cause why Francls Baltonstall should not be admitted os defendant In the suit against Warren E. Greenleaf, the surviviog partnor of Greenleat, Norris & Co, why the appointment of Chainberlain ns Recelver should not be vacated and a new Recelver appointed. The onder was granted on the application of Baltonstatl and affidavits of petitioner’aconnsel. A temporary infunction was also granted restrafolng Cham- bermain from parting with any of the asscts which came into his lands as Recever. Petltloner charges Camberlain with having pro« cured his appointment as Recelverto obtain out of the nsscts of the firm the prefercnee of his debt over and above the amount he was entitled to by law, aud for the purpose of excluding from the administration of the affalrs of the concern any other creditor or party interested, Petitiouer” mavs W, E. Greenlea?, tho aurniving partner, now wishes Clam- ber lain's nmolnlmnnc revoked. Petitloner olso atates thut Chamberigin ls not a proper person to be Recever, beingr ntercated o the matter, and that nis appointment was obtained by fraud on the Court; that Chamberlain {s a resldent of - Cleveland, s & railroad con- tructor, aud hos bad _no experience tu enable him to be a Recciver. Petitloner asks to bo admitted as a party on bebalf of self and Chicazo custowers: that judgment ia the case be set aside; that Chamberlain's appoint- * tuent as Receiver be vacated, and a new Recelv- er appointed. ‘Tho supporting atllduvits to pe- titlon aro made Ly a number of Chicago cus- tomers of the froi. PHILADELPITIA, PuiLApELYUla, March 15.Furness, Ash & Co., the ollest dry goods and auction and com- wisslon house in this city, suspended to-day. The suspension was brought about by general depression ‘in business, Thé_liabllities will reach between $100,000 and $130,000. The principal loscrs aro banks who hold the frm’s r:?m. It is expected they will be able to settlo GRAND RAPIDS, MICH. Epectal Drpaich Lo The Tridune, * QRAXD Rarips, Mich,, March 15.—Faton & Christenstn, wholesalo and retall bakers here, made an assigument to-day, naming R. P, 8in- clair as Assignee, No figure of debtsand asacts is wnbbul they aro belicved to be quito lurz oseph Frickler, o grocer, made an asslgn- ment, naming A, D, Plumb as Assignee. No statcment is yet mado of figures. YONKENS, N, Y, Nxw Yonk, March 15.~Baldwin & Flagg, hat manufocturers of Yonkers, this Btate, have sgain failed. Liabilities aro Jarge. At the previous falluro last fall thelr Mabilities wero about $45,000. They procured an extenslon from thelr creditors, but not belug able to meet the irst pavinents, which became duo s few days :go. tho firm accordingly made an assiga- menl CINCINNATI. Crcinnatt, 0., March 15.—Tho examiners sp- polnted by Judge Burmes to investigate the aflairs of the Cincinnati 8avings Bank report to- day that tho msscts sre $4:30,000; Mabilities, $437,000. The cxaminers declaro the affairs of {ho bank to have been prudently managed, aud that the security on hand for the payment of obligutions is miore than ample. e — MINNESOTA. The Grasshopper RHellefwJudge Page—The Timber Sults, Special Dispatch (0 The Tribuse, 8. Pavw, Minag,, March 15, —In the wmatter of supplying seed grain to suflerers by tho erass- bopper ralds, the Goveroor bas received 8,011 applications from thirty-two counties, repre- scuting & ueod of seed for 222,340 acres prepared for gralun. Thbe State sppropriation belog but $150,000, the shortage is equivaleut to mbout 100,000 bushels of wheat. Countles and towns will probably make up esough to fully seed tho ground. J. Q. Farmer has declined the appointment of Judge ad futerim, thoe Attorucy-General haviog ruled that there {s no vacaucy, and that all tbhas can bo donoe is to detall somoe other Judge to try cases in tho Tenth District while Pago is sus- ponaed, pending bis Jmpeachcut trial. Mean- thine no processes can issucin the district which require to e tested 1u the name of the Judge of tho district. ‘Thirteen more_sults for trespass on Govern- meut tinber Jauds bave been commenced in tho | Uuited States Court bere, all bat vne sgainst Mivneapolis lumberien. The arouut of ploe lumber luvglyed fu these suits is 2,357,000 feet. T totul of qainsgea claiuicd Is §0,8%, being R aVerage ol ;fis pes 1,000 fect.