Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 29, 1878, Page 4

T 12 e i g - by protra¢ted wotFwonther, has given plnco 4 ; THIE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: SATURDAY(-JUNE 20, 1878=TWELVE TAGES, The Tribune. rowards, and this wns rendered necessary, ns from ono Republican to another, on ac. count of the attempt at. bribery In the inter- est of Trenes. 8uch comfort as tho Porten dunderhends can extrct from Gen, Wir. race's frank statemont they aro heartily wol- come to. merconary withont regard to its outcome. But it may avall in some quartors to pomt out thnt this achemo will, without question, defent itself. If the combined Groenbnck- ers, Natlonals, and Communists shonld suc. ceod in securing direction of American legislation, nnd should proceed to pay off tho United States bonds in shinplas- tors and flood the country with billions of so-called **lognl-tonder” in the shape of irrodoomable serip; if thoy shonld ac- qnire snficient powor to revolutionize the Sapreme Court, and set at defiance thae constitutional principle of Govornmont money; if they shall thus enable a clasa to swindle their creditors by paying their debts at 10 or 15 conts on tho dollar, thera will be Just one result which will broak down their main purpose, viz.: U the manufacluring, commercial, and business transactions of the country will thenceforward be mads on aps cial evin contracts, ° It will not be possible to deprive the Ameriean poople of this priviloge withont abandoning the last protenso to froo Govern. ment, and the privilege will be oxorcised lo the extent of a univorsnl practice. Every man who owns property, overy man who has copital in eny shape, overy holder of real monoy, mortgage, or coilatoral, will in- sist apon nspecial coin contract in every time- transaction. No man will Lo trnsted for a yoar or o month, a woek or day, uxcept on a contract to ropay in coin. No man will part with anything of roal value with a pros- peet of repayment in a rapidly-depre- cinting corrency. Tho people who think they are in favor of flonding the country with thonsands of millions of **absoluto” gorip will do well to pondor just what this specinl-contract nacessity will bring obont, It is eostimated that the varions bonks of tha conntry—National, State, private, and savings—havo about $2,300,000,000 of monoy loancd out among the peaple. It is sald that tho mortgnge loans amount to botweon $1,000,000,000 and $2,000,000,000 moro, Bny the nggregato pri- vata loans amount to $4,000,000,000, there is an averago of 82,500,000,000 (including short-timo bank loans) coming duo annnally. Lot the flat monoy boe sproad abroad, and not ono dollar of all theso Joans can bo ro- newod oxcopt on tho basis of a spocial coin contrnct. Then thore wiil bo an embargo on manufacture, production, and trada of all kinds that will produce such hard times ns havo never been dreamt of in this country.- Tho * absoluto " monoy will bo ns dend-sea fruit in the hands of those who now oxpect to reap fortunes; it will turn to nshesin their grasp. Tho farmor's bushol of whent moy bring him fitty ** logal-tonder " dollars ; bis horss may bring him 500 of theso same “logal-tonders,” and 8o on ; but he will find it poor, miserable, uncommorcial trash, while hm oredit will be utterly destroyed, and the whole ocountry wil bo in n condltion of alarm snd disaster If tho Greonbackers ask why tho coiv- contract polioy was not adopted when tho United Btates Govornment first began to jusuo the present legal-tendor paper money, the answor is simplo onough. Tho first lssue of §50,000,000 was redeemablo in gold, and recoivable for all dues, including duties ; tho next issme of $150,000,000 waa fundablo in 5-20 Government bonds boaring gold in- tereat; 8o the greenbscks camo out by de- groes with cortain guarantoes ; the stimulant of war was upon us, and the people were do- torminod to fight it out; thero had been no previous exporience with this kind of money, and thoro was no such threat §s there is now of “ gbeolute " and “flat” serip of anutter- 1y irrodoomablo and worthless character. But the Amesioan people have lived through ono ora of intoxicating inflationand the sub- soquent ruinous resdjustment of values. Thoey will not hazard another oxporimont, in which disnster ia s cortaln prospect, but will, nt the vory outset, establish the mpecial-con- traot rule, which hLas always boon maintained {n Oalifornia, and will thus dofeat tho Na- tionals and Communiate from the momont they shall becomo really formidable, THE RIVER AND HARBOR BILL. From an officlal copy of the so-called River snd Harbor Lill, we mako the follow- iug nbatract of a large proportion of the op- propriations, lcre are specimens s bad granted concesaions in this namo of Rus- sin for surpassing whnt she thought of mak- ing! Whila he aould not rafse any objection to tho concemsions they had felt it thair duty to make, ha meroly wishod to atate that Tus- sla made those sacrifices from a desira for pence, Cratty Gontsomaxore! Magnanimons Scnouvarory! What concessions has Russin mndo? Not ono fouching the iudemnity, the Dandanolles, Borvia, Montanegro, Greeeo, Asin Minor, Dessarabin, the aatonomy of Bulgaria, or the freedom of the Slava. Not one concopsion {s yot apparent oxcopt in the proposed oxtonsion of tho new Dulgnrian boundary so ns to seouro s port on the Fgeon Ben, The turkey was earved and nll tho cholco pleces wore diatributed bofore the Congross mot, leaving it nothing to do but to administer upon the giblots and bones. No wonder that Prince Disyanck quiotly suggested to tho representatives that they muat oxpedite business, na he was gotting tired and should olear ont if they didn't hurry. Tho sardonfo ngreement between England and Russia shows that tho diplo- macy of the present has not advanced & whit in dignity or honesty beyond tho diplomacy of the days of Louvia XIV,, whon craft always conquored. $46,000 at tho harbor of Memphis, §84,000 in the harbor of Viekabntg. and $12,000 near LnCrosse. And out of the monoy for the improvement of tho Migsouri River there must be expended $30,000" nonr 8t. Josoph, $50,000 near Omaha nud Conncil Bluffs, §20,000 at Nobraska City, £20,000 at Atchi. son, $30,000 at Omahs, $25,000 at Fort Leavenworth, nnd $12,000 at Sionx City. This kind of deception is contemptible. Di- rect approprintions for the *‘harbors” at theso points wera too glaringly fraudulent, and therefors, under tho protext of improv- iug the rivers, tho money was located in thelr particular looalities. Tho more the bill is examined, the more disreputable and disgraceful it apponrs. It is logistation for which 10 person will take 1ho responsibility. It appropriates $9,500,- 000 of moncy, the greater part of which is to he wastod, and for which there will not ba tho alightest work tosbow, It isanex- penditure of 9,500,000 for electioncering porposes. It fs a Iaw requiring o lax of at least $12,000,000 to meol tho oxpenditure, and of the expouditurs at Joast 50 per cont 1may, so far as accomplishing any pnblie ben- ofit or service is concornod, ba thrown into the wen. About a quarter of a million of dollara {s to be expondod for '*improving tho navigation” of rivers high up in tho mountainy of West Virginin! No greator act of logislative recklessness was over en- aatod, and thory onght to be some parsons Lield rosponsible therefor, ) A DIPLOMATIC FARCE. The Europoan Congress, considered In its incoption, its surroundings, its discussions$ and its rosults, is ono of the most solemn farces ovor enncted in the history of nntions, Thoero {8 not a fontnre of it that is not brqadly ludicrous, and ils ludicrousnoss fa all tho mora palpable from tho enforced nir of dignity and serionsness which the plenipo- tontiaries sud high jiuks feol called upon to woar. Their suporiority to ordinary hinman bolnga fa only attested by their ability to koop their faces straight. If any ono of them wero possossed of a temperament liko that of Bunset Cox, he would explode the wholo Congress with a grin, for if any one of these solomn.visaged Ministers should intimate by a relaxing of the muscles of the face, by lay- ing his forofingor upon his nosa, or by wink- ing his left eyo, that the littlo gamo was all cut and drled, tlhere wonld be an ond of tho Congress, and the world wonld laugh ot thom. DBy preserving thoir gravity and sol- omaly blinking, theso diplomatio owls main- tain thofr roputation for wisdom, and suc- cossfully trado upon tho oredulity of the peoplo they ropresent, A sharp-witted and somewhat unsorupu. lous London journalist, withn keen scont for nows, by stealing tho conflidentisl agreemont betwoon Evgland and Rusain hos exposed the very penctralia of tho Earopean Con- press. By lis act of piracy we got & view of all the mechanism, and sco ot a glanco what it is' that makos ‘‘the wheols go round,” nnd, to toll the truth, tho show s a vory slim ono, The ngrooment between Rusaia nud England was mado on tho 80th of last Mny. By this moemorandum, pub- lisghed in Tue Toinuse yosterday, wo find, among other things, that England dis- cards the longitndinal divislon of Bulgaria, whilo Russia agroes not to insist upon it at oll if England objocts, nlthough sho would liko to point out-theadvantagoes of it. Rus- ein insists that tho Turks ought to get outof Southern Bulgaria. England accopts the re- tront, and Russia will not object: to what is onacted by the Congress. England, how- ovor, will inslst upon the right of the Baltan to canton troops on the frontior, and Russia insists upon the right to discuss it. Rusala engages that her war indomnity shall not involve torritorinl annexation. England will not contest tho final deofslon of Russin, but will point out the ** serlous objeotions® to it—it she has any., As to Dayazid, which s the entropot of = Turkish trado with Porsis, Rtussla is willing to let the Turks keop it, but in oxchaugo for it has given to Porsia tho territory of Khotour, which the Shah has always waoted. Tho agrosmont as to Dessarabla {s perhaps tho richost part of the memorandum, and shows how ono nation may decline to knook o chip -| off anothor nation's shoulder and still not buing oxcheugesblo on * demand for coin, will, bacause of their convonience and portability, bo preferred to coin in all ordi- nary iransnctions, It is Smmaterinl whotlior tho silver dollars ever suler futo genornl cir- culation ; they may romala pormahently in tho ‘Trensury, being represonted by outstand- ing certifiontos. Thuse cortifieatos, being nlways redeamnble and recolvabls for duties, will answer every purpose that the silver will, and, being ndded to the sum of green. Laoks in ciroulation, will be *‘ an expansion of the ourrenay vqual to the whole sum of the silver coin, and fully equal {o the * wants of irnde,” The country can now seo, in tho improved condition of the nationnl finances, the grea! valuo of the Bilvor lemonetization sot, and can now understand how important to thair intoreata waa that victory of the people over tho gold-gamblers and money-lendera. FOREIGN. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. Austria Formaily Allowed to Oce cupy Bosnia and Herzee govina. —e An indieation that certain characteristics of Wostern olvilization have not yet given much trouble to the people of Japan, who nro rashly copying after that oivilization, is furnished in tho statoment this morning that the great Japaneso reformer, Oxuna, 8SsAs- sinated not long ago, who wns the prime mover in the recont mighty chango fn the owrrent of Japanesa customs, left an estalo of procisely 8140 in Japanose currency. He had, but shortly before bis death, mortgaged Lis privato reaidones for 38,000, and sent the money to Satsumn, for the ro-cstablish. mont of achools in that quarter, and tho re- lief of those mnde destitute by the ravages of civil war. Considering tho exalted station occupied by this Japaness statesman, and his opportunitios to have gatherod in a com- fortablo loot, this ovidence of barbaric and pagnn repuguance to theft and greed i8 o mattor to make enlightened nations marvel. Turkey, Through Her Plenipotens tiaries, Offors o Stubborn Resistance. Epectinen Glve Fort-Omhce address n full, facluding State sod Coumy. Remittances mayho meda efther by draft, Axpress, Poat-Obice order, or tn rexistered letters, at our riak. TERMA TO CITY SUBSCRIDERS, Taily, delivered, Sunduy excented, 35 tents per week. Tatiy, deltvered, Bunday included, RO centa per week. Adcress THR TRIDUNE COMPANT, Comer Madison and Dearborn-ts., Chicago, IiL Qrders for the delivaryof Trx Tainuxx st Kvanston. Engiewoud, and lyde Park left in the countiag-room wiliecchve tor The Question of Recognizing the Iné dependence of Servia Con- sidered. The Roumanian Delegates Re= tire from the Field Dis- couraged. TRIBUNE BRANCH OFFICES, ’ Trx Cniicaao TRIDUXE bas established hranch ofiices for the recelptof subscrintions and sdvertirements as @llows: EW TONR—Room 20 Tribune Buflding. F. T. Mo- Favprx. Manager. TARIE, France—N Poor otd Mr, Jossrn MgpiLt, of Tax Ciicico Trinusg, 18 sl chafing wnder the slight and incl. cental deabbing Gat IlaxinTox gave him o year ago. This 19 the way ho goes un aimost daily even eti *4 QL HawiLTox! beging o sentence, *Not Delng myscll a funting mon.’ What Tryxraox THE CONGRESS. BOSNIA AND HBRZROOVINA. Lonpox, June 23.—A Berlin dispatch states that st the sitting of the Cungress Gortscha- koft belng present,it was decided In sccordance with the proposal of tho British Plenlooten- itiories to Intrust to Austria the task of occupys ng Bosnia and Herzegoviua In the interest of the peace of Enrops. The duration of the oc- cupation fs not fixed, and full Mberty is laft Austria In regard to tho organization of tho provinces. It s believed, however, that she wiil foilow tho plans drawn up at the Conatan- tinople Conference. SEAVIA. Tho Congress unanimously adopted the proe posal of the French Plenipotentiaries that Europo should refuse to recognize the Independ- ence of Serviaunlesa the Bervian Jews were relieved from thelr present disabllities. ‘The Congress has docided to appolnt a Com« missfon to examine Into the question of the og- grandizement of Scrvia. The aggrandizement ot Montencgro will probably atso be referred to Commissfon, On Baturday the Congreas will hear tha views of the Greek Plenipotentiarics. TUR UBNERAL INMPRESSION 1n high Russlan circlos Is that the Congress will result ln temporary rellef, but not in 8 reai sete tlement. calls *n wornand winkied Sollower of the camp,* et Tlow tha lady's Iash must have stung him, fo bo so vividly and’ profusely remombered!—New York Tribnne. Yes, we are all getting ¢ old,” and more's the pity. Btill, as the plous song says, ** I would not live olway,” Witeraw himself s gettiug nlong In tho fortles, and nging fast for a— bachelor, while Gain HasmiezoN, Jases G, BLAINE, and the “old * man of Tia TrivuNs ara not far apart In years, DBy this time next yeor three of the four will bu across the “fitty® line. Wo must corrcet our friend Retp on one polut. The “lady's Insh feft no “sting.” “O1d " cditors Lecomo blase, you know, and they cnjoy & zood thing even at thelr own expense; and, s that was the first scold ever recelved from a woman, the sensa- tion wasna novelty, There was something com- ical as well as laughisbio to find a whols column of Mr. Rein's vaper In 1877 dovoted to acrateh- Ing and screcching at a halt-atickful miolon paragraph item that appeared {n this paper in 1876 about the religious oroclivities of the BrAixe famlily, ‘The “old” editor enjoyed many a hearty laugh over 1t} and i Mrs, Lady Jang Gney Swisauniy should for any reason ceasc sending her plquant letters to Trr Trin- uNE, ho Intenda sceuriug Ui HasrLToN to tako lier place, If greenbacks nnd persuasion can encage lier pen, belleving that she would preter contributing tu the columns of a live TRINUXE, whose readers can appreciate good writing, 8o we give our junfor falr warnjug in timo. » 16 Rus a Grange-Bateliere. merfcan Exchange, 440 Strand. Agent. Cal.—Palace Hotel. “AMUSEMENTS. A single statoment of L. E. Dexns, whoss “ confossion” was leralded os ono of the proofa that was to uuseat Presidont Iiaves, offoctually knocks the bottom out of the Porrzr investigation, go far as it relates to the Florida case, In his tostimony beforo the Committeo yestordsy, DENNIs gavo the whole cnso away when he declared upon onth that “ It was the idoa of the Southern Ropublicans to impress upon the minds of the Northern Itopublicans that cvery- thing was fuir and honest in Florida.” Nothing could moro conclusively domon. strato the shamaful partisan injustice which cast the impautation of dishonor upon Minis- tor Noves by designating him in the pream- ble of tho PorTes rosolution as one of tho Ropublican officials who bad been instru- mental in fraudulently ssouring tho vote of Florida for Havss and Wnezies. In the face of this statoment the charge falls to the ground that promises wero held out by Gov. Norea and otliers as an inducament to the perpotration of frauds by the Florida onnvassing officors. The visiting Re- publicans | wore oarefully kopt in ignor- snco that ony frauds lLad been come mitted by the Ropublican olection offioials, nand were constantly sssured that “avorything was fair nod honest.” Itis said Oranxsox N. Porrzs ia heartily nshamed of hsving oaused tho roturn of Minister Noves to fage an nccusation so utterly un- supported by facts, and it is to bs hopod, for the oredit of the Chairman of the Com- mitteo, that ho {s ashamed of his part in the disreputable businoss, —— . THE NATIONALS AND COMMUNISTS. Thoso who suppose that tho Groonback fallacies aro vanishing hofore the stern logie of facts and tho steady progress toward a resumption basis underestimato tho power of demagoguos and tho credulity of many people. ‘I'hore is an individual in Chicago who attained considerable notorioty during tho War, and built up a fortuno Iwhich ho afterwands rquandered, by appealing to the disloyal sentimenta aad bad passiona of the Copporhoads, and by railing in an idiotie but pyrotechnio fashion at the American Govern- mont. This person hsa uundortaken to rocoup his loat fortune by pandering to tho combinod Communiat snd Greenback senti- mont in much tho samo fashion ns ho for- merly pandered to disloyalty. Mo is engaged in organizing what are called Groenback Clubs throughout tho country, and claims to have nlready establishod nearly 4,000 such organizations, 1fo hins Lrought ot a sories of pamphlets and circulars which he solls to these cluba by the thousands ut an cnormous profit, It is not likely that ho has any otlier object in view than to acquire monoy for himuelf, and to do this he does not hosi- tate to sproad abroad somo of the most villalnons doctrines in the most disgusting shope that have over been dissominated among & civilized people. Unleas he mis. reprosonts his own auccess in this business, ho bas found dupos and victims by the thonsands, aad it is certain that his declared sontimonts, and sometimes his very words, — JUDGE SIDNEY BREESE. Tiinols has lost one of Ler nblest and purost officors. Judgo Bnerse diod yestorday at an advanced age, at Mount Vernon, where e had beon attonding the session of the 8u- prome Court. For over fifty years ho has been §n the public service, and in every posi- tion haswon distinction and honor by his inflexible integrity, his industry, snd his great ability. For twenty-fivo years ho hns Doen a member of the Buprome Court of this State, nnd to tho latost hour of hia life worked faithfally in the public sorvice. Though ho has boen known to the people of linbis principally Lecause of his brilhant jndicial carcer, ho was otherwiso dis- tingulshed. Ifis arrival in Iilinois nnte- datod the admission of the Btato iuto the Unlon, ond one of the remarkable incidonts of his history s the story, geaphically described by himself, how, when the State Cnpital was chauged from Kaskaskin to Vandnlia, young Bnzess packed tho * State Government” in n buggy and transported it acrogs the Btato to its now location. Judgo Baeesz las outlived all his contemporarics. For many yenrs ho had boon acoumulating and preparing tho mn. torials of n history of tho Btate of Iilinols, with which Listory he had been porsonally fdontified from its boginning, Lorgo por- tiona of this history ho hud written in do- tached pleces, requiring only such labor ns might be necossary to mako it a connocted volume. He intended to publish this, ex- pocting that from ita sale ho would have an income in his old age, and bo somo ald to his family after his death. But tho Judge never folt himself old onough fo conciude tlo work or prepare it for publieation. Onco, wo boliove, ho had brought from his homo at Carlyle ns for as Ottawa o trunkful of his manuscripts, intending to put them in order, but, finding there was timo enough, the papora were sont back, and romain until this day Incomplete and unedited. Thoro wro but fow men who can now supply such o history as he might have given to the pub- lo. The Judgs was & scholar and a man of largo and varied reading. o had poculior ability and vigar .as o writer, aud this lnst socomplishment adorna even tho latest of his judicial optnlous, Ile hea fallen at his post, just whore ho would have solected to fall; ho has lived a 1ifo of nsofulness; hos added to the world’s atock of knowledgo; haa died full of yoars aud of Lonors, after & public life of unblemishod olaracter, and will tako his place in the list of tho great men of the Btats who, though younger than he, have gone bofors him. MeVicker’s Thentres Madiron street, between Dearborn and State. Tacle Tom's Cabin,' Afternoon and evealng. Hooley’s Thentre. Tandoirh sireet, hetween Clark wnd lasSsile. Tnfon Aquars Theatre Company, * Tus Celebrated Case.™ Afteruoon and eventog. iinveriy’s Theatro, Monroe street, corner of Dearborn. Adsh Riche mond’s Opera Rotiffe Compaoy. **Kemllworth,” Af- ternoon and eysning. Ilershey Music Hall, Madfaon street, opposite deVieker's Theatie, The Midgets. White Storking Park, Lake Bhore, foot of Washington street. Chame plonshio game between the Boton and Chicago Clubs 8t3:45p. @, _—— SBATURDAY, JUNE 29, 1878, P Groenbacks at the Now York Stock Ex- chango yestorday closed at 89}, NOUMANIA. VierNA, June 28.—The Roumantan delegates in Berllo bave abandoned hope, nnd are about to return 10 Bucharest, UKEABINESS, The proposed Austrisn vccupation of Bosnia and Ilerzegovina causes universal uneasiness in Borvis, and military preparations continue. 1IOW AUSTRIA DID IT. Loxpown, June 23.—A Berlln correspondont reports, on the opening of tho mtting Friday, Count Andrassy read & memorandum setilng forth the alarm and exponse causcd to Austria by the continucd disturbances in Bosnta, ‘o ad uot ask for nnnexatlon: he only burged the Congress to find somo solution. Lord Sallsbury then proposed that Austria be charged to occupy both Bosnia and Herzegoving, and tha Plenipo- . tentiaries assentod thersto except the Turkish, who read a moemorandum declaring Turkey could not possibly consent. She was only bound " by the treaty of San Stefano, tholimits of which wera cxceeded by the preseut demand. Turkey herselt was ablo to proteet Bosnis, sod the Turkish Pleuipotentiarics hud formal instruee tlous to Onco moro the question of supremacy 48 tival educationnl institutions between Iar- ward and Yale has been sottlod by eight picked mon on a sido, and Harvand fs viotorl- ous by fifteon longths. ‘I'he contest took place at Now London, Conn., yestorday, and tho follows in crimson made the fastest time an rocord in Amoriea, ——— ‘Tho Machine organ returns to its attack on Becretary Buistow for appoluting Mrs, Capt. JuNKS toa clerkship in the Treasury Depart- ment In 1875, It ndiitts now what It aup- préssed before,—that she was appoluted at the recommendation of Benator W4T, of Louisl- ang, to the minor clerksbip, and adds: “It stitl remains that Mrs. JENKS hield a posltion In Mr, Bristow’s department without belng called upon todo any work, and was pald a salary oy Mr. Buisrow for her wit, perhinps, but certalnly uot for ofllcial service.”” One thing s cortalu, that tho outhor of this remark Wil never bo ‘paki o snlary by any one for his wit, or con avy properly-anated nowspnper oflleo afford much ‘wages for the ofiicial servicos of a writer whose {den of the duties ol o Sccrvtary of the Treasury s, that he should devote his thne running about the bullding watching a couplo of thou- sand clerka—female aud male—to sco thut cach did no **sogering,’! but putin a full day’s work, and at the same timo look after all the whisky thicves in the United States and Chicago at tho sane time. ‘Thelr orzan would have beea do- Mghtea, no doubt, {f he had watched Mrs, Capt JrNKs wora and it whisky-stealing clicuts less, —————— e The demonstration in favor of Gen, Grant for President in 1880 at the Republiean State Counventlon of Tllinols {8 one of tho slins of the timea that must not bo lost sight of by obscry- fuie people. Thecloud fa already conslderably larger than o man's hand, and It the Southern Damocracy, aided by thelr Northern alllcs, will glve us another session of Congress like the ono just ended (thank Gobt), the sclectlon of: Gen. Gnant os o candidate for Prestdent Is by no menus anjmprobable event., Under ordinary clretimatances the mottoes and transpareucies complimentary to Gxaxt ot Springtield on Wednosday would be tuken simply ns an exlubi- tlon of neighborly and personal pride in the prominence and success of o former fellow-citl- zen whom the people were proud to houor; but at the presont Juncture of national affuirs the matter has o deeper signiiicance. If we are to have trouble from - futernal disscnsfons, efther from the Soclalists or from the Dowtocratls par- ty, 8 man of tho Cromwelllan breed aud blood, like GuasT. s nceded at the heim. A great public crisls generally brings to the front tho o'clock, tho Bridgeport manufscturers of nbominablo smells omptied thoir usual doso out upon unkappy Chicago. The smell, if possible, is worse hot than cold. ‘I'bo recont nightly demoustrations of tho stinkers is probably commomorative of tho fact that the conrts havo just decreed that thoy are a nuisance, and do not exist— inlaw, - Lnst night, at 12 TRSIAT TIIS CONCESSION, Lord Baavonsfleld declared England could not but adhere to Lord Sallsbury’s proposal. lle reminded the Turks that they had previously been uvable to matntain order tn the provinces under discussion. . Blsmarck urged tho Turks to ask for fresh in- structious. In this connection another correspoudent says {t is known thut the Sultan has repeatedly expressed gravo doubts ne to whether, In yiew of tho feellug of the pupulace In Constantinople, it was mot safer to resist than to yleld, It has declared in favor of the Independenco of Beryis, subject, however, to the proviso for the anelloration of she treate wnent of Jows. ettt s Yo AT TO-DAY'S SITTING the Montencgrin question will be dlscussed. From casual remurks of Count Andrassy, I8 would sccin bie (ntends to resiat to tho utmost oven the reasonablo demands of Montenezro, | . WITUDRAWN. A dispatch from Herlin states that at Wednese day's sitting of thu Congress the Plenipoten- tiarius, at the request of Count Schouvaloff who considered the mattor one touchlug tho uatloua) honor of Russts, consented to tho withdrawal of the motlon on which they hed sgroed that tho Russians should evacuate their positions withio six montha, ANOTUER VERSION. A Berlin dispatch, indireet conflict with other * ror in the shape of a sireet nssassination, in which a tenchier fu the public ‘achools was tho victim, and a party of boys who bhore him a grudgo tho perpotrators. Tho unfor- tunate man was horribly cat with a razor, and only rotained conscionsness long enough to locate tho bLloody deed upon one of his youthful nssail The crop repogts which wo print this morning are full of promise to tho hard- working farmors of the Northwest. Tho despondont anxiety of two weoks ngo, onused to en alinost assived vortalnty of a repstition of last yenr's bountiful yiold. Ono waek of bright, hot wonther, coming just in tho nick of timo, g been tho salvntion of the corn crop, and has Loen. worth millions to tho riponiog wheat, oats, and barley, . OASH IN THE TREASURY, Tho Iatost report of tho condition of the Treasury showad a stock of coin on hand of ovor $189,000,000. This was on tho 1st of June, Bince then thore has probably boen an addition to the sum. Against this sum thero were outstanding certificates for about $53,000,000. Those oertificates, howaver, oro gonerally rodesmod by payments at the Custom-Houses, and the ooln once deposited in the Treasury is but seldom withdrawn, Persons ontoring waloona to order beer should be caretul not to affront the dignity of the man who koops tho place. At Roan- oke, in Huntington County, Ind., 8 young man disregarded tho atiquetto of the bar- room so faras to tell the proprictor to ** hurry up with that boor,” wheroupon the latter drow arovolver and shot the impolite customer N dispatchos, waserts that the Turkish protest through the head, inflioting o fatal wound. | have found a place in the -local plat. | Avpomatiox Rive 8 20,000 h"“‘“‘“ll’l“‘““}"" :"' O“W‘“‘l‘“fi- wE"E“m“ and remaing there until pald out in tho ordi- m““‘““"fl_.__ ng-‘;nu pis occupation of Bosnis'and Herzego- It ia not unlikely that atiquotte may be dis. | forms adopted by Groonback con- | Occaquan ttve: 000 alxnr:u:l; url pro mxm:l rogrot " that Rus- | pary transnotions of tho Dopartment. About | ¢ looked for awhilo back &a it THORMAN, of | viou is so forcible that the Congreas Las left tho regarded by the citizons of the vicinage by | ventions eud inestmgs, The mew school | Asiuls Lisel . %000 | eia should fnslst upon the cosslon, but, 25 | ho game timo, the amount of coln fn th | Ohio, was indeed tho coming man for the Dem- | question n aboyance.r organizing o lomp-strotching coromonial | Of Grooubackism, of which this sohom- | Kiizabeth Itive 6,000 | tho other Powars aro not. ready fo fight to | Nggional Danks of Europe, which financlally | ocratic nominatiun fn 1830, but old B Aty | Tl Russlans aro reported to be williog ta at which no rogularly commissioned officer | ig _aud monoy-making fellow is the | frusermond Vit e . 21000 | provont it, sho ** doea not fnd hersolf suill- | roprosant the Govornments, was as follows : | 18 as lively sa & Kansas grasshopper, and will MI:;: Butoumaesa port It n«;ob’ucfionhmm of tho law will preside. prophet, is the most advanced and dosperate | Hampton Kiver.. ofently intorested in this question to be au- Qulstanding | onter fortho race with more aoimativn than | to tho annoxation of Bossarabis. | of -all,.. 1t dewmanda that **every United | Blackwator Rive: thorized to incur alone the responsibility of P Ikldn)-, 2 o(—'flds~ 0 i, ng‘lsu‘ ever. A correspondent has been to ace the ex- TURRY OULJECTS. Yuurdny"»— ;;mn and rovisw of “';t Statos bond shall be burned,” aud that every Other appropriat opposing horsclf to the change proposed,”— | Han of Kranes icrs $130,800, ,025,000 | Goyernor, and, after looking him weil over, de- | CoNaTANTINONLE, Juno 28.—Count Zichy, the Hank of Uermany, 148,170,000 Wicomleo River, TER 08 000 militia organizations of Chicago was & moal Choster Rivar, ‘bondholder shall be psid off immediately in consequontly she won't dispute Russla’s de- croditable and gratifying display of the clares thut * Flo sppuearsas present better than Lever saw him look, and I have been accus- Austro-Haugarian Ambassador to Coustautl- “ back, logal-tendar, lawful mo; f nople, visited the Grand Vizier, Bafvet Kashs, groenback, logal-tendar, In noy of Pocomoka Htlver. cisfon, Tha English of oll thia bumbug fa 8 | fank o 30,14, tomed toseo him frequently for the past teu | at7 o'clock yesterday morniog, Au extraordls numbors and soldiarly qualities of tho volun. | the Unitod Btutes for avery olaim L holds | Giraontommartions good square bnckdown. Mr. Hzwirr | Dankof oy G I0.000 | Care. Lo scems more flcahy, bis face fs fuller, | dinary Cablnot Councll was subscquently held, teer organizations upon whom the city muat | against the United Btates.” 'The theory ls b Wk HURTU CAROLINAL would have dona well to have takon noto of 10,042, ‘and his aye brightar than In any of the vears of | the Sultan prisiding, aud the question ‘apa Foar River... largoly depond for tho preservation of peace ond tho protection of proporty., The jme mense crowds which thronged the strects thiat the Government ju absolute, and hns the right to creato *‘absolute” sorip, which shall bo ** s sacred, a4 lusting, as etornul aa Lord Savisnuny's neat way of gatting out of a tight place, and might bave replied to Mr, ‘Warrensox that he felt profound rogret that Yrench Broad I Neuwe River... Curritack Sound 1iis Jater political life, There are faw of tha In- firmitios of aze apparant In him, and he looks s though he woulit ‘live to sco the dawn of the of tho Austrian occupation of Bosnls aod Horzegavina discusscd. The resuls was an order to the ‘Turkish Pleulpo~ It will be soon from this siatement that tho United States had on the 1st of Juno n Yeubpornong Riv t t of coln in tho Troasury | uext century aud discourse upon history, and | tentiartes $u the Berlia Congress to protest along thoe line of h husi the Govornmont itself,” It is proclaimed Edibton Barvo Mr. W. shonld Lave mads such charges, | Sroater amoun Ty o A/ g nppl‘ibn((o: :a:nau:v‘:: u;:g ::: ;:2-!‘:0:‘:;‘; that tho taxpaying peoplo owe u}:u Govern- | Charloston harbo! but, as neither Mr, TiLpEN nor any olha’r thou was held by any of the National Banks | philosophy, and buman life a3 profound sfter | agalust such occupation without the oeriod of 1000 88 he does mow.” THURMAN had better take Lis chances on getting back to the Sonate, and not ataud In the way of Old Fog-Horn, ——e———— PERSONALS. WisT VINUINIA, bodies of mon nfforded proof of the doop fn- Qroat Kanawba River Biver terest now felt in our local militia. The moral effect of such e parnde, s a notifica- tion to all concarned of the city’s ability to take care of itself, can hardly bo overesti- mont no allogiance till it shall have complied with this domand, snd, If it shall rofuse, then ““wo hind botter unite with the West and South and seceds from the Unlon.” It cally upou the young men of the West and its duration belng proviously fixed. The cduoe ol lasted tha whole duy, COMMBMORATIVR PAINTING, Lonpow, Juus 28.~Lhv Towu Couacil of Bare 1in Is consideriug & resolution that a graud Lils torfcal paluting be made at the expense of the mapagor conuocted with **the bari™ waa ready to fight on his sido, he did not find himself sufMofently Intereated in the question to be authorized toincur alone the rusponsibility of opposing of Enrope excopt Franco, and that, adding tho coln held by all of thom to that in our own Treasury aud in our banks, one-fifth of tho whole amount was held in this country, 1s not this a striking robuke to thoso mon Little Kanawha oXONOIA. Savannah ha Filut River, 5 i aris, | town, commemworatiug the meotiog of the th to clean all of th o T Ji »g00 | him. This would have beon tho neat diplo- who insist upon the fssue of more paper Ristorf, who is shortly oxpected in Parls, | towy, c ug e 5:‘: of the ;Q::' “‘; ma;;]fl;.zogflx é:‘-‘;‘n‘n‘n‘n:l‘n and Coosawatice Rivers 15,000 | matlo woy of settling tho affalr, snd Wazea. | monoy to meet the wants of trade? 'Lho | lsuald to have left tha staxs, Congross. OETRGHARDYE, From tho lnstru delivered by | gtolon,” and exhorta the paoplo to organize | Denies Baroor : %850 | sox would have boon wo dollghtod at tho | cash Lalanos duo to this country on mor. | Dlsmarck nover sendy sway & manuiorlpt | . Juge 24— Gortachakol? Wik remala Bocrotiry Evasts to the gentlemen.appoint- | Greouback Clubs—* with bayovsts in ro- | cogar it 8 20,000 alegaut result of the pourparler that ho | chanidise sccount is very large,—so large as :z P ::m:";; .::: o ll‘.v’n’ r;:;" :_l‘lm. i woul’; {a thix ity for tho prescat. cd s Commissioners for tho United States | gorve,” ‘The following continuous oxtract | Apalachicols Hiver 000 | would bave gone on a Blue Grasa spres of | to furnlsh sbundant cxcliange on forelgn | oy oxcduale to bo wron," - i :: t:x:nj::lt‘z:;:|‘lianll'l"llllnn‘oly"f:1::er:n& :uo‘: will give s idea. of tha scops and despera. | hu,Jubis Iver. : 10 | uporb dimonsions, We havo indicated | dountries without the shipmeut of salus from |y 'yiuyinguiulied prisous in the Naw York HEASTERN NOTES, el tlon of the maovenents onough of the argument to show that En. gland aud Russia had noatly out and dried tho whole business before the Congress con. venod. It would not do to lot the world kuow this, however, bocause the world in its plaiu, blunt way would have acked, What is tho use of having a Congrous at all? What is the uso of all this solewn show and mum. mery, theso grand banquets, this flourlsh of truncheons, and these gold and slivor stick processions? So the plenipotenitaries meot and commence thelr discussions, England and Russia doing all the talking, Whatover England had agreed to yield, Rusaia pro- this country. In fact, %o far ns can be Jjudged by any prosont ludications, tho oxcoss of our oxports, despits tho decline in values, will ba as great in 1878 as it was in 1877, 'fhis turn in the finaucial condition of the Treasury is largely due to the romonetization of silvor, Previous to that act the Rosump. tion law was in force, and under that law gold would be tho exclusive legal-tender in tho payment of debts, publio and private, This would necessitate so large an amount of gold as to givo that motal ab sxtraordinary 'value, becauso of its scarcity, and add to the obligations of all indebtodness a large per. WAR KXPENSES PAID, Drrorape, Juno @B.—Gen, Fadafel bas haoded the Scrvian Guverument $600,000, the baluuce of the war expeascs guaranteed by Ruasia. expect that the individual views of the Cow. missioners, so far ns thoy conflict with the purpose of their appolutment, will La beld in aboyance, and that they will labor zealously for ths fulflllmant of that purpose, viz. : the advancement of tho ewso of the double standard, Any other course would bo misrepresentation, and not represoutation, of the United States in the Conference. The poople who demanded and sccured tha remonctization of the silver dol- lor cxpect that their represontatives will stand to tho work already accomplished, and ‘Tombs canplaina that he usked a clorgyman who was vislting the prison for & chew of tobscco, sad received o atone, ~that ls Lo asy, a tract. Gol, James II, Blood, vx-husband of Vic. torla Woodboll, Las #0 doscended from hls high estatoue on Conoy. perhaps prest, 'The sporting men of Boston have ofroum. vented tho autl-poolselling law, Thoy bold * art aales™ ontho track, whereat pleture-carde, cach baving the nsmo and efigy of & borse, ara sold at auction, the suctloneer, who is evidently Jover of art, retaining the privilege of buying Yy Now we warn you, you cowardly, sucaking, dis- honow, treachcrous, falve-beaited, avariclous, murcenary birlings of au Edtern nioney power, thet we, the poople of the \ und ‘southern including Yenusylvanla and all of N York wost from tho mouth of Hudson River, do jateni to take povssssion of the Guvernment of the United States, hurl you and your bondholdly, slement from power and creste for you enoug Jugal-tunder grevnback uioney to relieve the Uen- 3l Governinent from its crbarrassments. Wo will ofter this 1aoney 10 you, becauso §t will be what the law in fis power declarca (o be a lezal- tander for the paymcut uf a debt, home-robbers, murdurers, pilfere of thy righte of fudustry to live wrty; you can take thie greondback moovy and put it to nse paying your debts] you can hire it when ou have it o abundance 1o tho TURKISIE (MARAUDERS. Aruxxs, Juno 23.~Nuws has been recelved bere that a numerous body of Furklsh troops 8 mursudlug Thessaly, ‘The Greek BMinltry, fearing it will be {mpossible to restrain thearwy if the ‘Turks pursue the army to the frouticr, bas made complaint to the Porte, RETRENCUMENT, Lonpox, Juno 23.—1t 14 said orders hava beea 1ssued 1o reduce the force and cxpenditures of Habine Narrows, Trinity River Neens Nuachita River., Ted Hiver sl Cypress Bayou, Red Waver,, o Snaga In Ited River one card st & price ludicated on all, leve the ueust | tho Portsmoutn Nuvy-Yurd, aud it is understood enduavor to provent suy steps backward, snd Who neyotlate our landa sad our Now Urleans barbor,, 4000 | posew. ‘Theroupon England argues, proteats, | centage equal to the inoreased valueof gold. | plcture-dealer's commisslon. that the sutumwn waucuvres wilh bo abandoued S = legal Gende mitloy g e e, bay our debla } yocy smith B 10,000 | threntens, gets rodin the face, blusters, and, | The remonetization of silver destroved the | Alexunder Huntar, tho author of the John this year to aid retrenchment. ‘The hoofs aud horns of Mantox Mannix | Vot your bxpeneer ‘i, (overniaent suai e | soiteand St {00 | aftor th farce has gone on long enough, | gold conspiracy by sdmitting silvor to,a | Witkes Booth ve. Jobert Linculn romsuce, wis WALLIKE, wore brought into notice yestorday by the Lack money, Mark what we sy fn be- 4 e d givos it up, of courso, Whatever Russia had agreed to yleld, Eugland proposes. There- upon Russia pulls, hauls, suarls, and growls, and In the ound gives it up. ‘Thus the little game hay progresscd day sfter day, and not' one of the plentpotentiaries has changed countenance or intimated in any way that he is aware in any manner that thoy aro discussing things already discussed, aud seitling things alrendy sottled. It it be possible for & man to laugh fuside of himselt and not allow a manifestation to be apparent on tho surface, BisMarck, gravely sitting as mediator, wust have been convalied with suboutaneous laughter. Ko crown the pro- caodings of this sugustly ludicrous body, Priuce Gogrecoaxorr arises and afsunlog & highly patriotio and vary solemn tous—diplo- muts are always solemn—announces that whut ho is sbout to say is prompted by the love of truth and couutry. His colleagucs this gre half of the wilions of Tuboring poople in the Unit- ed Btatew, who bave Loo lung been held 1n dlavery by 1noat infumouy, unnecesssty, unlawial, uncon- siitutional mastorv. We mesu that the debt of the United Btates shull bo paid fu groenback, sud rizht here wa tnfor you from the Weslorn prai- 80 surc #3 Gon lves, 4 (Wl queatlon by tled by 185035 1 the law then docs not de- clure that the bundy sall be pald fn greenbacke exactly as the suldicrs uof the United Biates wore pald {u greenback monvy, we shall nevor again ask for such un lysue of money, but will, from that Dour, strike fortle repudistion of every bouded dehit'of tho Govornient, and thuy wipe out from existence every United Statos bond, sud thewr holdery whall Bave nothing. Ful tLis fn your pive and 1uske tbe vt of i1 Qure Is au abeoluts Uue- erument, 5t 1 3 Uoverument of the people, by tho Eterual {t shall Le w Uuvetumeut Jor (Ae people, or 1y alis)l be wunanbied f10 0 many frage inents thut eacl scparute Sute will, In cowmparls 40D, Lo a complets world. Terbaps 3t iy of littlo use to ottempt to zeason with pooply of such weak intellect and bod purposy ug will lend eor to these infawous haraugues. Thbero 18 certainly no erguent to bo held with the author and their lenders, for thelr alssion iy purely fawiliarly known on the Confoderate sice as the Daredevil of the Army of Virxinis, sud ls now a member of tho Leglslature, Tho contradictions of bis scnsational story have forced nim (o makea personal explanation, which sppears {u the Alex- andria Gaseite. Ho says tbat ko made several years ago the scquaiatance of a lady, who was & trusted friend of Prestdent Lincolu and Gov, Mor- wus as woll knowa fu Wash- ington as that of the wite of the President, Thls lady told him the story sbout the rivalry of Robert Lincoln snd Juhn Wilkes Dooth. In his articie he gave he tue detitlons nama of Mre, Temple, He did ot give her real namo bocauso that would bave been au ** unwarrsated lberty,” nur doos Le ia- tend to disclose it without recelving ber ** tary permisalon,” Mo dues not socni to he falutest suapicion that the popular verdict thet of Mistress Prigg in re Mre. Harris, ** Thers si0't nosuch person.” Purthermore, says an ex- cbangy, he does not sesm to realizy that his has taken 8o ** unwarrsuted lherty ** with tho heroine of bls romance—the Senator's daugnter, whosd ac- qualatance ftobert Liocoln hos yet to make, and who probably never fu ber life exchangeda word with John Wilkes Booth, © Aonau, June 2—Militury ragazines are belng constructed st Agram, tungery, sod provision coutructors have been ordered to do- Hver at the Agrai raliway station by the 15t3 of July provisious for 50,000 meu sud forske for cavalry, ‘tho oppropristions for * harbors” in Michigan aud Wiscousin are of coursa nu- morous; Wisconsin sccuring $158,000, ex- clusive of rivers, and Michigsu scouring $207,000 for harbors nlone. Among the startling appropriations aro the following : For & hartwr of refuge from the ice, near Cin- nmu-uis.su.oou; for_larvor st Michigan Cily, lud., $73,000; 'for Fox wud Wisconsin i nain, $230,000; for 8t. Mary's Live Michigan, $178,000; for Larbor of reluga on Lake Huron, §100,000; aud for wbe Yazoo River, Misatsalppl, $30,000. Maiue, Connecticut, Massachusetts, snd Itbode Islond are always strong in favor of appropsintions, and jn this bill have liberal donations for harbors sud rivers. Appropriations for tho large rivors are supposod to be legitimate, but even in this the monoy is grabbed for mere local pur poses. Thus of the appropriations for the Missinsippi River it is roquired that there liall bu exponded $75,000 opposite Bt. Louis, parity of value as a legal-tender, and froed the American Government aund poople of any obligstion to pay gold, if gold cost more than silver. Gold coin having, therefore, no special or cx. troordinary value, bas become geueral in foroign exchanges. We oxport silver to China ss a commodily, We reccive gold from Europe in exchange for our surplus ‘exports of merchandise, The balance in our favoron the foreign trade 15 s0large and so continuous that the so cumulation of coln ju this country is grow- ing rapidly, In the meaotime the coinsge of milveris progressing and tha coin accu- mulating, until at this time greenbacks -are worth 89} in coin, 'This condition exluts now, six months in advance of the time fixed for resumption, and, unless there be some sudden and wholly unforessen calam. ity, the groonbacks in January noxt, testimony of Gen, Lew Warriocx beforo the Porren Committee. Gen, Warrace was fu o position in Florida upon the oceasion of his fint visit where it became ~ necessary to fight the dovil with fire. Masprz had endosvored to corrupt McLiy dunng the progress of the count by bolding out groat prospects of reward in case Twogn should be seated through McLiN's assistance as & member of the Convassing Bourd. Bclax repeated to Geu. Warnicx the talk which Maxgnre hsd with him, and was reminded by Gen. Warzick, 63 an offiet to the corrupt proposition of TiLpes's agent, tlat Harxs, if elacted, would have the uame opportunity to take cate of his friends, T'is way tho ouly couversation had with Mclan bufory or pending the count in whick suy refernce wad mado to poasible 70N _FRONTIER, Vixia, June 25.~The Presss ssys that o consequonce of the violation of the fronticy vear Lione, Ly Turkish troops, the froutler tawn of Bilibrig has been occupled by the Dale matlan Isudwelr, ——— CHINA AND JAPAN, BY LATEST ATEAMSULP, Bax Faaxcisco, Cul., Juue 28.—Armived, the steamer Butyie from Hovg-Koug, via Yokohams. cuiva. Howg-Koxg, May27.—0. B, Braaford of tbs Bbavghal Consulate notoriety, bas gone 1o Amere ica by this steamer, Miuister Beward follows »t the eud of the mouth, Both are summoved, for exawlnation at Washiogton. Priuce Kuug retaiws the cbief position of