Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 30, 1878, Page 2

TG CHICAGD ‘LRILUNM fiscal year, has censed, and that the recelpts for thé current flscal year haze thus fae shown an {ocrease, He fa nble to report that in & ma- fority of the Biates the Internal Revente lawa havo heen enforced without serlous difiiculty or obstroction. There has Leen & commendable spirit exhibited on tho part of manufacturers and dealers to observe the lsw, and it s be- leved that the tax on distitled epleits is now being collected with fewer frauds sud less loss to tne Government than at any timo sioce the establishment of the internal-revenuo sys- tem, - ILLICIT DISTILLING 1N TOE SOUTT. The Commistioner says: ™ It {s with extreme regret 1 find ft m{”duu to report the great difficutties that have been, and etillarc. enconn- tered In many of the Sonthern States in the en- forcement of _the lawe, In the mountain re- frions of West Virginta, Virginia, Kentucky, Ten- nessee, NorthCacaltua, South Carolius, (ieorgla, and Alabama, and In some nortions of Missourl, Arkansas, and Texas, the Wlicit manufacture of Epirits has been carried on forn number of years, and 1 am satistied that the aonual loss to ihe Government froni this source has becn very neaclr, If not quite, eqool to the nnnual appropriation for the coilection of the Internal- Revenue tax throughout the whole countrys In tue regions of conntry named thero ore known to exiat aiout 5,000 copver atills, many of which, AL certain times, are lawfully used in the pro- stizctian of lmm‘y from appies and peaches, but Lam couvinced that a Jarge portion of thesa stifls bayy been aod are ased in the jilcit manu- facture of &yirite, ‘This nofarlos business lias been carried on, as a rule, by s determined set of men, who, in their varfous nelehborhoods, league torether for defonsc against the ollicers of the law, and at & given simmal arc realy to SATURDAV. A Interior, Gens, Shetman and Melgs, and Com- mssioner 1layt were {nvited to testity. The Commtssion adjourned to meet Mouday, TIII; CENSUS. SUPERINTENDENT WALKRR'S RAYORT. Snectal Dixcalch fo The Tribune. Wasmxaron, D. C., Nov. 20.—Geo. Francls J. Walkér, SBuperintendent of the Census, has sahmitted his annusl report to the Sccrotary of _the Interfor. The census of 1830 1A now attract- ng a great deal of attention, espectally ns that census fs to be the basis of a reapportionment of Representatives In the lower branch of Con- gress. Since the consus of 1870 the population fit the Northwest has enormously Ineransed, whilc that of the East and South, except Texas, has remalned comparatively unchanged. Those who have devoted the most studyto tha sub- ject are of opinion that an Lonest census In 13$0 will give to tho North the political pre- ponderance in Congress which it beld before the franchiss was given the col- ored men. Benstor Morrill, Chalrman of Seuate Census Committes, and Cox, Chatrman of the House Comnitice, have sgreed upon n mecting of theJoint Committee next Wednes- «ny, at Which ffine Gen, Walker will vrosent his views. Gen. Walker is opposed to enumeratsne population under the act of 1850, That law, e says in his report {0 the Sccretary of the In- tertor, wus passed when statistical sclence was in ita infancy. Walker recommends the repcal of that provision of tho law of 180 which snru— vies that the cnumeration of population shall be made by Deputs-Marshals, flc thinks tha census-takers shot!d beappointesd on the grouna wo have during the fast twd daya traveted, and to thank them over ACAtn, e we have opD'\l’"Il\llv thie motning, for the kindners ahown towards e ereon; . v'nm nc’une, tho magnificent recention of your great clly, we ahall éver remember with prids and geatitude, onye, PREAERTED 10 reading the address the Marquis empha. #lzed those parts of a complimentary character, ant {requently evoked loud cheers. At the conclasion of the spcech, the Mavor presented the members of the Corporation, with $hio_two chief ofticers, the City Clork and Re- corder, all of whom paid their respects to the Marquls and Princess. ‘Tho only additional presentation was that of Rishop Fabre, who was cordially recoived by thelr Excellencies. At1o'clock the doors wers openad, snd ths Vicercgal party left the dels and_ paescd out through files of soldiers, who were drawn up a9 a guard of honor, Carriages béing in waiting, the Marquis and Princess wers ushered into one, and, two military aides takiog thoir placos in front, the procession, which was honded y the Corporation, then started, the Montrenl troop of cavalry following the carrlage of tiie Viceregal party. As they emerged from tho gatu of the de‘mt the ofplians belonging to the Homan Cothollo schools, Who were in the building opposite, sang the National anthen. Bonaventure street, probably the poorest In int of architecturs {n thé city, was miade to ook gay and attractive by PROPUSE DRCORATIONS OF PLAOY, There ware dense mosses of poople collected on the sircet, an avehue for thd processton be- fng with diMculty oblalned. Aa the Marquis aud the Princess passed the cheering was im- menae, and was cvidently much appreclated by the happy pair, as_thoy were cxceedingly gra- e e e POLITICAL: gnhand, Yeates, Democratie eandilate ty yy, Fieat District, wns deleated in the same maq net. The Renublicans could easity have aeeyr g more Congressmen from Bouth Carolina if 1), bad tndlerstoent tho ;Itlln’"ml‘." 8 £ Bpeaking of the frands in Bouth Car Waddeil condomnied them, and. sald g heard hinta beforo the electioh of fraus ty, were being planned there. Wadidell hag gajy enough to make him a very good witness fyr Republican contedtsnts from hia section before the nexs Congross, New Onte u:{mnu’m» Al 3 RLEANS, Npv. 89.—Attorney-fe Ogden was with the Grand Jury tu—llflj“fld&"x’g:fl them in regard to {nstricctions given by Wy, Whitaker o Tuesdny rogardlie the tnyesse. gatlon of tha eléetiod frautls, And “pointing sye the law rolntlve to these erimes, The Grany Jury will subpona witnesses for Tuesday nexy, 3 , Pt 7 - _ILLINOIS, FOURTI DISTRICT. speetnd Dirpatch 16 The Tridune, Erate, 1l Nov. 80.-The Hon. Jfohn Sherwin, Republleath Congressman-elect for u.; Faurth Distriet, b cxpressed his detorning. tion of reslgning tie office of County Clerk ol Kand Count$, which omcs he now Nolila, Marcy 1, 8t which time hie leaves fof Washington, Among the can@idAtes for Clerk nto Alber Stermin and ‘Town Collector Fréa Cornell, of Eigin} Butiaryvisor Nate Carllsle, of Hampshire: Bupersisor Chinrlea Miller and’ ex-Ulerk Rove. well, of 8t, Charles} Bubervisor Farl and ‘Tin, Mercdith, of Batavla; Assistant Internal Reve. nue Collector Beaupra abd Master in Chiang MeGiellan, of Aurnr?n i A spbcla bloction will be catlod, ahd the Re. scy cemetcry, and of the &1 there remains nnexpemled 191,068, The See- retary of War will ask authority from Congress to cxpend thisin crecting headstones at the graves of Unlon soldiers Interred In private and village cemeteries. ¢ ASSISTANT SURGRONS, Surgeon-General Barnes cannot find enough well-qualificd Assistant Surgeons to A1 the quota, and is forced to employ physliclans under contract to meet the demand of the army for medical aid. BOUTHERN RAILEOADE. The Bonthern railroads which purchased the rolling stock from the United Btates after peace was declured are making small payments on accounts for postal servicos, but stili'are néarly $2,000,000 behina. NO EXTRA SBSSION. Spealter Randall statod to-day that the In- fluence of himsell and of all Démocrats wlom hie knew would be exerted to prevent an eXtra scssion. 1le safd so far from helping ¢ they would endeavor to place every obstacle in the way, a8 they thought so extra sesslon would ho injurious to thelr party Intorests. TRE CIPUER TRLEGRAMS, It s sald that the Democrats bave decided upon & game of bluff, and will _not only insist that there shall be an fovestigation of the cipher telegrams, but that \William Tiklen Pel- ton, nephew of his uncle, shall appcar before the Commisston to testi(y In rogard to thom. What the plan may be cavnot be known, but there is & surmise that an effort swill he made to shift all the responsibility trom Tilden to some of his subordinate agents, to Austain the theory of Titdew's letter that ho kuew nuthing whatev. Arrival of the New Governor-Gene Wiscongin Democrats Flopping eral at Montreal. Around in the Slough of Despond. A Most Hearty Recoption IAccor(l. ed the Marquis and Iits Wife. Some Surprise that Sénator Ilowe ‘Should 1o So Confident ot ' te-election., Buildings ‘Along the Line of Prooession Profusely Decorated. The Louisiana Scamps Anklous to Save Their Bolltionl Heads, The Cstemoties Olozs with a Grand nud Go'rgaons Dlumination, Jack Wharton's Blowers and Btrikera Bo- gin Blowing and Btriking, THE BALL. 8pecial Dispatch to The Tribune MoxTann, Nov, 2h—The tollowing are the names of some of the most prominent ladics and thelr dresscs at the ball glven to the Vice- regal party: Mrs. C. J. Brydges woro cardionl velvat coms bined with satin of the same, headdress of cardinal velvet, cane, and white plumes, Mrs. George Stevens wore a cardinal and blue princessd, elaborate lace trimmings, cape of blue satin, with loathers and dtamonds. WISCONSIN, T2 bastocnlrs. Speelal Dlapateh to The Teidund, MrLwauxes, Nov, 20,—~Immedintely after the Iate olection thers was much tatk amonit promi- nent hard-money Democrats of an atiempt to reorganize the Democraife pnrty on n hord- menoy basis, giving the cold shoulder to the Greenbackera n all dircctions, and refustog In odvance any alliance with any new of soparale factlon ot organization. But tho proportions of er of thesa inteigties, it 8 not belleved that | M. Osborno wore a blatk velves princesss | cious pod apparently el pleascd, ablica : of fitners. o recommends that toc Seeresary | come together with arma i thelr hands 10 | auy attempt will be made to deny the genuive- | roba over ot ceru satin plastron, with rich hon- | Tn Victora. squm{, Randegonde strect, Beaver | the Republican victory grew 4o larzo dnd kpred | pilictne "‘.p’:lfi: Q:‘?fl:lxl:ftll‘l:“t oaedldus g of the Interfor bo authorlzed to appulut Census | drive the officcra of tha Intornal Kevenue out of | negs of the vipher dispatches. " | ston lace trinmings combined with white litias | Tlall, and Dorchaster strect, rizht to_the doora | 8o completcly over the whola ground that utter |+ Supervisors for the different States, uot to ¢x- | the country.” Referving to the conditional 5 TIU PRESIDENT'S MESSARE of the Windsor Hotel, thers was an uninter- caed 150, dlsgust, diasppolotment, snd demotalization amnesty granted to violators of revenue laws, | {scomploted Ml the galloya upon which It is "";lidm"m"‘: Jowalsy. tatred In A black velyet | Tubbed mass of people, whilst the windows s | ywere tho the resultsand tho plans lor estab. MISCELLANEOUS, the Commissloner says he 1» not without hope T’rlmml are locked up i the basement of thy | Mrs. Souttigate was attired In A black velvab | o q{ gy tho ruots of the houses were crowaed | yihiio ena Hard-Moniey Democracy” did not ELAcTioN hETORAY, THE TREASURY. l.;:ntmfimn li';ml muludmnoy lollg\vu‘m cu\‘xlr:‘: ranch of the Government Printing Oficent | and satin train, with Ulue brocade overdress aod | with shouting loyal subjccts. At intervale R 3 that lins been puraued. Ope advantaze th TRBASUNER GILFILLAN'S RETORT. WasHtxNgTON, D. C.) Nov. 27.—The annual re- port of United Btates Treasurer Gilfillan to the Socretary of the Treasury shows that tho total resoarces fu coin and currency were, on 8ept. 30, 1870, $159,024,472.30; In 1877, $243,681,111.23; 10 1573, $337,4H 90T, the Treasury Hulldlmi:. Printed coples of the messaage nnd report of the docrulnr"ut the Trenaury were forwarded Fast and West by exoress thls alteruvon. Enougl yero sont to rive each newepauer two copies, ley wero directed to the oilivers of the Treasury, and in towns where thery were uohe to Postmasters. They are to be glven out Monday noon, This Is the first time the mes- 8r. Lovts, Mo,y Nov. 0.—A 'Topeka, Kan, dispatch says complete refurns of the lug election from the organizedconntles of the 8t;te .'fi in. 'l'hub“vnte famlnacrggr nllnnds: 8t ohn, publican, 7 i Goddin, Do 531300, HDehelr, Grechomshet, &.0a7, o on the remainder of the Btato ticket aggregate; abaut the same, i S lace trimmings, Mre, Wallace, core gros-graln silx, combined with bine brocade, with garlands of fluwers, foatoons of ribboti, and gold jewelry Mrs, Richard White wora o black gros-grain, ricbly trimmed with black thréadsnce, over Sutings of crepe cerisge, and drapeties festooned make progress. Recently, howvever; the proj- gct has been ravived, and theee fs tall of anin- formal gathering efthor In Milwnukeo or at Madisod atmo edrly day to tonslder tho sub- Ject, though thia meeting may be postponed 1111 tho meoting of the Leglsloture. It will o romembarad that & similar movemont for tho along the routo various regiments of mlitia were placed, and a8 the (overnor-General passed he recelved tho military salute. When passing Booavoniuro Atreet, %A,mntlun lowers wera poured down upon tha Viceregal party, amid loud cheers of the multitude, ‘Thig arch, the most attractive crected, had battiements painredin Imitation of stone, which has been derlved from the amnesty ac- corded fs seen in the fact that, where. as previowsly our oflleers could ' searco- 1y enter the ‘infected countles withont being fired on, thoy are now able, i most cases, o police the districts with comparative safety, Iie s, however, voposed to a ropetition of this business of wholesale amnesty. By the cftorts rontrasted exquisitely with its wide expanse of [ " 2 B e Y At ANCAENSE OF COIY TESOURCES. | ety e los Ut ContalAnlonce. s35% 0 | Sucs hon b G0 Jeemaried sse. s Loocinags | With black ang whito sibbont in butterfly bows. | (2ecrietel 30120, Tie contro was simblazons | koo satio of tho, FWer, Doioeraty mhe TIRES e says the coin resources have steadily fn- | virtually have peaceablo posseasionof tho Fourth { term. ® Lady Macdonald wors a dress of bluo satin | od **Weicome,”® and above it was an lllaminated i s 869, foae é L' L i . creased fram $07,590,705.05, on the abova dnto | Aud AR Diktlest of Boreh Cne, 3 A 8 Fvarts o wrikten a lettcr ! acid ganblnsiios quizs; valy vobly sul taste | cosalnnentibe sl b ooy ca::hzl '(fm: r:c”.r ‘(lnvn;u‘!;:' Jats Jonathan B CHIOAGD §1 12,5 14, - cat el e, Kautuc i 5 cretary Fvarls has wel - ¥ - ‘assing Into Victorla Al e fine bronze e ol e 3 in 1570, to 8133,535,072.24 {n 1877, and to &2, sns, I many of 'which mr{{‘m“mu resistatce. to anrflm s loeutner sase, llll\\'elIl,lu: t;'&lfl:’m?af;_ tully trimmed with aida panel-{ringa and bou. b ! s 1 007,57$.50 (n 15785 that there hins been little change In the currency Assots, except that they were larger in amount on the nbova date in 1877, on sccount of the fallure of the appro- ptlation for the military cstablishment in the gccond Acsslon of the Forty-fourth Congress, wiieh mado necessary the withholding of pag- ment to that branch of the service until the asseinbling of the Forty-fifth Congress In &nc- «iul vexaton In October, 1877, The total amount uf unavatiable moneys carried fu the balances of the accounts kept in the ‘Treasurce’s ofllce was 23,642.61 Tess In 1578 than in 1877, RETINEMENT OF LEGAL-TENDERS, Under ths operation of the Hesumption act of 1573, providing for the retirement of legal- tender notos equal to 80 per cent of National banis notes Issued, Lhe aggregste amount re- tired from 1875 to 1878 was €35.315,081. At the time of 1he passngo of tie act, My, 187, for- bidding 1ts further rutitement of legal-tonder notes, action umndler the former ack ceased, leav- fug tho amouut of Jegal-tender notes outstaud- ng at the thine_$316,681,010, at which volumo they remain. The aggrezate anounts of legal- teniler notes In circulation Junu 80, 1577-'7, were £330.70L:53 and E340,081,016, respective- Iy, The retlrement of Jegal-tenders (mrln&' the fiscal year of 1875 wns $13,085,310. Tt requires (o maiatain the outstanding legat- tender note cirenlution at the present volume 246,081,010, Whilu thers are dnlly rodemp- tlons, a rescrye of United Btates notes Is kept an liand at all thnes. Al the notes delivered ut this otlico aally l(? tue Burcau of Engraviuj and 1’rlmm;i ore deposited fn this fund and charged 1o 1t at the time of dellvery, aud an amount _equal to cach day,s redemption of United Stales notes is each day taken [rom the reserve fund and issued, thus keeping the vol- ume outstanding st the amoutt required by Iaw. This fund ts kept separate from all other moncy, and Is ln the custody of Lwo oflicers, each tuving & combination “unkuown to the other, statue of her Majusty came {nto full ylow, and excited o smile of grateful recognition from Loth the Princess and ner husband, ~On pass- Ing up Beaver Hall, where sevoral Protestant churelies aro situated, tho party was greeted with the Natlonal authem, firsl by the Zlon Chntch chioir, and naxt by some G0 Sunday- sthool ¢hiliren, who Wers assembled ohb o plat- torm at 8t. Andrew's Presbyterian Chyrch, ‘I'he Nlustrious visitors WERH DEEPLY TOUOHED by this exhibition of gnvnuue loyalty, Ht. Andrew's Church was bndsomely” decorated with evergreens, and with the Word ¢ Welcofa’ in Engllsh and Uaalic atanaing ous in bold re- Uel. At tho tnterscetion of Dorchéater with Beaver Hall, the Montredl Lacrogte Club had fmoro- vised an arch, A largo number of the mombers of the Lacrosse and Snow-8hioe Clubs, dressed in their pecullat costumes, wera tlustared on the top of thie arch, add added much to fls pictur- esqueness, A massiva and highly artistioerown h evergrechs was duspendad acded the etceet, und wus & consulc bject in the sccoe. Alung borchester streut the crowd became mory Lightly pucked until the area around the hotel was o 1ltvhg mass. A stnall hut artistic arch, erected b{ the Chledonian Boeldty close to the hotel wus handsomely decorated with flags, nud, as the th-mll:nl rufl.y drew nigh, two Seoteh pipers, i full’ 1iridand costume, ap- umpm:lely struvk up tho * Campbells are Com- fhe,! the steaivs of which, howover, wéro al- most drowncd by THE ACCLAMATIONS OF THY MULTITUDE, As the carriage with the august palr drove up fo the hutel, & perldct bration was accorded by the people, who, fun thelr esgerlicss to do honor 10 the vccupants, trenched almost ou rudencss It pressing fortvard, ‘he poullee arrangementsd were imperfect at this point, and an attempt by the Marquls to address souis comuliniontary words ta the mill- tory nuthorities was fnterrupted by the uproar of the suruliie ciowd. ‘The Marquis and Princess allghted from tho carrlage und was csrg‘rlcd Into the hall, where thag trere shiown to thel® mdenllcert qiarters, "t'he troops who wert bn dity, 8,000 {n nl- her. ‘consiated of tho Priuce of Walos Rifles, Garrlson Artlilery; Engincers; Fifth and Bizth Fusllers, Fifth” sud ~8ixth Battalion, and, Montrenl Cavalry. Aa the varlous regiments passed in rovlew bofors tho hotet the Mur?“h cxpressed his admiration of the filo ihillfary bearlng and soldisriy qualities of the cntiro {foree, which was under cotmand of Sir Sclby Syt Adler the milltary dlsplay ended thd crowds bhegan to laperse, but the whole afternoon witnessed throngs of lwlld.{ people moving shrough tho sttcdts patieuily awalting the evening {(luminatlona, All thé Superior Court Jutkos, Forclen Consuls, and memibors of thy Dumin uni Uabines were presant during tho pro- ceedings in the depot, but noné oI thewn were furmally presented, x AN AupigRcs will be given forelgo Cousuls to-morrow in tho Windsor Hotel, Tho Princesa to-day wore a black satin mantle trimmed with sable, ‘with bunuot to mateh. Bhe lovked extesaingly well, dud 18 undoubtedly thy hundsomest of lier Majests’s daughters. ord Lorue Was in morning dress. TUX ILLUMINATION, The elements were ndrerse to-night to the fMumination, ‘Tho wind was oo bigh for the mas to burn brilliantly. However, tho displa; was highlyereditable toitho tity, and speaknivell for the loyalty of the Inhabitauts, Tbe public buildings were nlnborn;rl{ vreparod to make & fine dlaplay, bus arly dt {utervals whicn the wind somawhat subsideit Could the desigia be seen in fall. "Tne Bank of Bloutreal was the most bril- Montly wiumivated, Over the entrace was o magnlliceur arvhh of gas jots, with the word w Welcome * i Gaeli¢, tHe whole tront of the buikting elittéring with leht, ayd the Masbnle pillars stsnding oat i botd relicf. "Thic fine new Post-Oflles was brilllantly light- edly the erown belug {n the centre, with thelet- ters YLy 1! ov efthier side, ‘I'ie City Fatlicrs have bosp far frowm lavish in thelr expanditures on the Cliy-flall, Tha dis- pluy was conflued to transparencies of tho ucen, Marquls of Lorne, and I'riuccsa Loulsa on either side, TheCoust-flouse waselaborately lghted up, nyd the Cousolldateg Bank, Bank ot Vritish North Atherica, dnd Merchant's Hank made a ting jilumination, end kttrsciod tho at- tention of the multitude promeusdiog tho streots, - - A vast number of stores, as well as private houses, were ornataented with Ohincse lanterns I & very pleturasque manver, Windsor Hotel w4 0ub biazo of Tight. A NOTEWONTHY INCIDENT {n the proccedings to-dsy veeurred duritg the procession, In turning foto Victoria Square Alltito botoro 1 o'clock last hight an alagm s turhed Ih frota Box No. 978, at tho voruer of Canal and Madison strcols. Since 1t was intended to give notice that there was a firo on Tndolply siFeus year the visduet, the selection of a box was an unforbunate one, capeclaily as thero was ono In frond of the premisés whith eomo so hear belnt tlcancd out. But it had thd dood redult that the peoblo im- medlately intoresied paid no beod to thd dlarn it they heara {§, not for n moihent suppostng that thelr Intereyts worb boticerndd, nhd litnes did not have thelr peaco disturbeds The huild. ings which Marshal Beaner was called uponto visit last night constituté the bluck known #s Nos. 13, 1, 16, and 18 West Rafidolph, Thoy aro urt the south slde of tho stroot, betweon Wast Water and the alloy; ato ml|dl|y~bull¢ !uur-lxnfL bricka, aad are anuitg thu oldat Wost Bide dtrlietlires. They have un crfiunu many vicissitudes sluce their erection, an lmm{ lidvo been monopolized vy vty corimbnpliace llace of bualhess. Tett vears n;(a Vickars ket his boarding-house up-stalrs, and [t Wad thete that Yiegetimoger ahd Gumble. ton atoppod dupig thy few days of their joint ‘stay fo Chicagd, 1t was ftom that nouse that the two went out the winter nigat that Gumbleton was murdered, an@ it was to that house that the murdefer returned after bo lud disposed of his glctinn, Fora lome thae Mr, Enders, the Swiss Consul, uccupled n counle of \ho_ ntdfes, und whon he thoved out a man by sbe npmne of Podrasyick, In ‘the wallsphper Aud_ Statfonery business, took nlg’ wnee.. Duriug _ the whliky troubles Ra¢ B Tlutchins liad his reetifying house there. e whs vuu of the enrly vietimy to tho wrath of 'the law, wid ouc night, wheu s descent was mada upon bis pluce, bie was cauglht red:Banded, . 2 : ‘The fircmen wero ofi hand with tlielr usual pruthiptness, thouzh throwh ont somewhat by the wrang box bclu‘i turnud-y, which was dus to the fact tha¢ tho flomes were acen by one of -Pinkerton's tuen, Wwho was over on Canal street, near Washingion. fa about a duatitr of an hout s decond alarm was® turned hii 68 o precdutiontry uienaure, it being feared that somo of tho Inflammable stufl would get faltlyataried. It wos unnecessary, howereh, for the ¢ngines on hand flooded tho structure, and In bl an hour thu flatnes wero vut. . WVILDING AND OCCUPANTA. The bufldivg, which Is owned by 8. M, Hodge, was daaibged to the exteut of $1,0w, and 18 fnaured, ‘Fhe baserent, embracing il the numbers, I occupled LY Ci E. Munger & Cu., marble wurkors, Conslderabls water, of course, rau (brough tha fooks, and theld stock of uichi- ments, ote,y was deluged, but the uamage dune wus unlrv nofuinal, ‘L'he tfrs$ floot of Now, 10 Aud 10 are occuyled 0 a saloon, bpt a3 nelther of thu clements ens terud thareln, nobhing inurd 1eed be said. ‘Thio flrat floor of *Nq. 14, oceupled by Paulson & Co., brush-thdkara, Was badly gcoiched, and the coutents sct ailout, but the damago was uot very hieuvy, $ho stuck, $Hougl large, not being of i petshable kind. The ljsuratico companies may not have to pay brer Tho first oor of No. 10 s occupted by A. Padtusnlk, desler ia blank-bbokd, etatlonery, aud wall-paper. 1lis stodk fs said to be woren 83,0005 his losn, malnly lru}n e will ot Lo qrer 800, i€ it 4a that, ‘Tiils slor was fillod with smoke, and an oxploston was heard which blew out all the front window acd dour puies. ‘The second and t‘?lrd floors of the entin building wers oecupled Uy Munson & Co., belt- tnalers, but bebwesn Nos, 19 and 14 thero 1s o Nre-wall, tho nv'{; Belru; L'ou')cc!ud Ly duors. ‘Fhe fifo wad cunlined ty Nos, 14 dod 16, tid fa- tury propur, $hy other portion bemk used for MokIpy plirfostd. This flem wos the heaviest loser, their stock of Jeather belhi IRrgy. A ot estimate of thelr loss is $3,000, which s suld 10 Lo co¥drel) by tnstirarice. 3 TIUM DILECT OIMGIN 18 UNKNOWN, a4 the iro was flrst seéd bindlug throdxh the rear nlumfiru of thu first and secuid stofitke Marshgt Benner ls of the opinlon that # aturt tn tht . dryitid-rdoin, wiiich about in tha middie of the brash-factory, bub adinits the possibility that 1t buroed” throust the floormg aud eeiling underacath n botlér v the second lluor, ditd directly abuve the dryind . There s & freltit-sibvgtor fu thls vt on of the bullding, and the fire ra through the bassagoway g0 fhe e upper flaors; veeupled by |h? beltiug: factorr. The heaf was thost Intenss this departiment, and glthouzh the bullding wa ouly sllghfly Udinuteed luvize rulls of belsing und tlive leathers were scorchied lito clndors, li'\‘ the enforecinent ot tha luw has prevatled, We can no doubt retain the advantage thus gained Irsutticlent means are nllowad fur thoroughly policig the districts, for 1t 18 only by cot- timtous _pollcing_ the ‘districts that frauds can be keptdown, In the weatern portion of the Fitth Vircinta Disteict, In part of West Vir- grinin, in the Sixth North Carclina District, in pare of Bouth Carolina, and in the Second aud Flith Districts of Tenncssoe, I appre- hend further serfous dillicuities in tho ou- forcement of the laws, [t ls very deslirable in urder to provant bloodshed, that tha Internal Revenuo ford sont into these Infected rewlons to make solsurcs aud arrests shall beso strung as to daetor mrined rosistance, KExperi- cnce bus shown that tha tewntation for de- Iniudiog the Government of the reventes on apitits 48 so great that theso distiliors will not voluntorlly observe tho law, and that these frauds canuot bu suppressed and pravented without the organisation of posscs in suflicient atrenith to deinonstrato to violaturs of the law the determiuation und abllity of the Uovera- ment toeuforco its laws by Its own ollicers through 1ts own cour! TR TOBACCO TAX, With reference to the proposcd raduction of the tobaceo tax, the Commissloner argnes that the reduction of the tax one-third, s proposed by the LIl now pending, would fnevitably vesult 11y 1 correspondiog reductfon of tho revente de- rived from that souree, and this bas reference to the proposition in_favor ot a reduction of tho tax, that a reductlon thercol will not reault In & decrensy of thd revenns: from thls source, but by stimulating con- sumptiva would ultimatety ineresss the recelote, Tteterrlng to another argument in favor of re- ducing suen tnxatlon, to the effect that tho present rato of taxation depresses thie valae of leal tobaceo In tho hands of the broducets, and that the proposed reduction of the rate of tax- atfon will inurg to thelr benefit Ly cubancing the market value of thelr products, Cominis- sloner Raum states that an exemination.of the market quotations of tobacee forascries of vears fails to shuw that the tax un mstiufactured tobae- co has had auy depressing offoct on the market prico of loaf tobaecw. Ho aliows by & table In another part of his report that the business of manufacturing tobacco has, Year Ly year, fo- creased; that It Is now difTuscd throughout the whole Unfted States, and that somo of tho largest manufactories oro at great distances from tho souree of suoply of the leaf; sa it will bo scen that there must be & coustant vomvuti- tion among manufacturers for the pur- chase of the varibus cholce wrudes of lenf toboveo thint are used in tho bruductlon of the great varioty of brands of manufactured to- bacey, and falls to comproliend how this com- petition would be lucreused by a reduction of tho oty of taxation on the menufactured artl- cle, A statemont included In the report shows that thero were 150,761 logshcads of tobacco it werehouso vn the first of the prescat month, agalust 80,000 boysheads for the corres perlod of 1835, If, to the d M influence this large surplus stock must exert, there is now addéd a prolonged agltation for the reduction of the tax, su as to withdraw tho wenufuctures frot the wirket, the rosult to the planters cannot be oilherwise thau detri- uents), It may bo Insisted that shipping leat s unsuited for mnnu!u-mrlnlz purposes, and thiat, therafore, its price would hiave o material cifect upon the value of the wanutacturing leal, ‘This statemeont, however, would be fullucions, for it la on ascertanad fact that tho tastes ©f the people vary 8o much that, to produce manufactured tobaceo to weet ali denmnnds, mavufocturers are compolled to drow thesr stocics from all portlons ol the country, 1t 13, therefore, obvious that the prico uf the tubaceo used by our wonufacturers is atfocted by the forclgndemand for the surplus product, A small acetinulated surplus, Nght crops, and an active foruign demnand, witl increase the vrico of all grades, whilo latgy sccuiuulated stocks, heavy crups, und & slugglsh foreign demand, will result In s depreasiun of prices of all grades; und these resulls would be pro- duced whether the tax on wanufuctured tobicco remalned at ¥4 cents, or sbould be reduced to 16 cents per pouind, or if the tax were entirely pemoved, The bill before the Scnate proposcs a reduction uf the tax vo clars from $6 (0 85 per 1,000, 'Thia would bo cyulvalent to reduc- fuir the tax ou euch clgar one mill, It is fu- crediule that such o reduction can affect the rutail price or n any degreeoverateto sthmulate tha consumution af clgars, and {n my oplnion the reduction would bo an hbsolute Josa of revenue without any compensating advantages, 1t 13 to bo noted that the azitation fur the re- ductfon of thetax onmanufuctured tobacco does wot ¢une from the consiners, Who alous pay the tax. Not o sligle taxpaver has yey cutne forward as such to demand its reduction. ‘Tio whulo tnuvemont, in my juddtment, involves an uueta of pink flowers. Miss Angers wore awhita satin princesso dress with rich trimmings, and bows of the sams color, cte. Mrs. J. P, Wiser, of Prescott, wora & rich binck alk, with an overdreds of richiy-embroid- ered not; dinmond fowelry, Anotler uttractive costume was a pink satin and eros-grain, with garlands ot flowers, Mizs McUibhon wore & walto pros-gesin c dress, mAtolnsso draperies, aud par- of white flowers. Miss Oglivio wore a 1muu and whild striped satin with tringo trimming, Miss Campbell wore a whito tarlatan princesse dress, with eeru sllk draperies 2ud corsl-color o fows, Misa Allan, daughter of 8ir Hugh Allan, woro a blue gros-graln princesso dress, with garlands of E‘lnk flowers, 4 Mrs. 8chwob wore pink gros-grain, trlmmed with honiton lace. s Mrs. MceKeown nfinum\ in a Ulack velvet princease dress, with black lace clair do lune trimuings, Miss Mcledwn, ccrd matelrsse princesso, with gros-graln trimmiogs, Valenciennes Ince, aud bouqet of flowers, : Anuther costuine thot nttracted a great deal of admlrdtlon was a piok tarletan princesse L}rm. trinimed With pink satin bows and white age. Another was plnk silk with black lace dra- perles and bouquets of whito flowers. Arnold, and many yolunteer army oflicers in the ficld, of Democratic antecedents, were en- aged 1o & greater of leas extent in the move- ment. ‘This action was the result of tho Deno- eratic Btato Convention Ai1that year, which, na in 1877,—anothor yoar of, bad repute,—wad hold at Fond Qu Lag, and --!bfiud the pro-slavery address wtitteh by E. 4. Ryan, 1io# Chiel Jus- tice, Large numbers of the War Democrats drifted foto the Ropublican party, and bthers went biek to the Democtratie party with Doolit. tle and Raudall In Audrew Johinson's dine, alter the War, If they ind ndagl.m\ tho polley advo- cated by A IHynit Binith and = others, ood nominated "8 atraight War-Dem- oeratie ticket oo 8 Unfon platform, they would hayve forced the rcgular Democracy to. adopt both, or_to disappear entirely from the politien of (uo Btate, Bt they fafled to tako this declalve actlon, and so the movement never smounted tonnyllnbm It Is umhr-to%d that the 1fonast-Mohuy Dumocrats wiil profit by thia mistake, aud will nomlusate s Btato tickot and adopt & platform, and fot tn@ tegulars sid their Groenback alliea go thelr own way, THA IARD-MONEY SN hope by this neans Lo rqinln tontrol of thio Democratic party and pus (L In ighting tehn for 1880, and they expect that tho Frcsom orgahlza- tlon will disoppear; by gathoring into the new movewent all tho Dainoerats in” favor of sunsi- ble financial doctrines, whilo thiose wedded to the Ureenback and Fiat Iunm:( will go to tho ** Na- tiunals.! Atnoutt thosd 1lkely to'bhd chusred 1o, the now morement arg E‘"L’fi-‘ B, Smith, 8, W, Pinpey, Judgo Vilad, Judge Braley, atid other Juadiug Democrats of Madison: "N, D. Frutl, 11, &, Winslow, and P, (. Cheeves, of Racine County; Dr. Jobn A, Rice, Hhi!c Benator from Waitkesha County{ Gen. Jolin Luwlerand Peter I)u{le, of PaalrioUo Chicts George Kroakopl,of Richland; large numbers of German Democrats in all varts of the State, and all tho Jeading Democrats in Milwaukee, They say, “* We liave 1ost by every inovs wo have mude; we loat with Greeley and the Liverals, with te Utangers, with the *Heformars.! and now we lave fost worst of all with tho Greenbackers.” Tho movemeut 18 satd to havé,the tacll support and sympatby of Behator Josepl Raukin, Uhair- man, and other mempers of the Democratic State Committeo, ahd at loash onc-halt tho Democratic press of the State, An dCLive ean- vass for % TID UNITED BTATES SENATORSHIP {& alteady 10 progress athobg Répliblicdud ki dll parts of ihe Stale. It 18 not belloved that as o Hirst propositioh Carpenter will have fo oxeed ton or o dozeh votes, aithongh It 1s expocted b afew friends that bls immediato presence wiil work achange fnbis favor. 'The eonhidence which Benator Ilowt expregscs in his owa elec- tion bas surpriscd many, for the rcason that, while thia Nopublicans” galned honounsely in members of the Legialuturo throughout cvery other portion of the 8tate, no Repuullean galus wors made in his ueighbortiood, and the declded lgss of_a dtate Senator I Winnehugo County n?uwed an utespected faliug off In tho stiength of the [towe-Sawyer combination, It addition it tay by satd that tho notorlety elven throujth- out the Btate to the Howe caucus In Chbitazo the other day has mlumd his prospcots. * Wiy afd he not hold the mecting of his friends within the State of Wisconstnt” s tho universal foquiry, ‘The admitted strengtli of Keyes ducs nos appear to suffer’ avy dimlnutlon, and the viclous attacks upon him from Milwaukeo up- pear Lo by regarded ratlicr 85 an evidonce of his stretrtll, aud thus attract to Wim the waverlug who want to be on the strung slde, The evideut atrempt on the part of ‘urpenter's fHlends to break Keyes own 8s the mwoet formlduble candidate are easily Interpreted by tho class of shrewd politicians who aro the ~lealders of Reoublicih oplnfon fn the Btate. ‘'The goneral muoression {8 that Koyos will huve ihe greateat strenpth to stnrt with, Hoelonns thay no (s thd steond cholee ot enough othor iicimbers to securo his nomination, fs opponents clalg that N rrentest wttengeh will be on the dirat ballot, ‘That is about tie exdct sttatlon as it stands ot the present time butween the leading candl- dates. The * dark liorscd "' ara junumeratilo, nnd some are oponly In belsk traluing, which would scem to tuke them out of tbat list. TLOUISIANA, THE PEDERAL OFFICLHOLDERS, BSpecial Disgaled to Tha Trivund, Naw Onurans, Nov, 20.—Canvasing by Fed- eral ulllcials over prospective decapftation has becn the order of the day, Yosterdsy thero wera couvened Colleetor Bich, ex-Gov, Michaol Ilahn, Buverintendent of the United Stutes Miut, Unted States Marslial Jack Wihartou, Juuies Lewls, Naval Olicee, Collector ot Intertiol Ing vosition is taken in rogard to the Bancroft treaty: A uatoralized (lerman, having returned to Ger- many. would, anring a sojourn of two years in that conntey, be foganled by o g8 standing in every respect upon an squal footing with the native born citixen wno visita Germun{. and on that account ehoald cnjoy the protecting intervon- tlon nf this Govornuent to tho same exient asn native Locn citizon, In case, howovor, tho nabd. ralized citizen should extund hie stay fn Ueemany ovet two years, then thul clause of tho trealy which allows the German (lovern. ment o consider such sojourn a rennnciatlon of the citizenship of the Unitod States would bo- comu effective ngalnst him after the oxpiration af the two years® perlod. The Federal Govornment would therefora ou 1ts owis part nut rogonl pro- tectingt intervintion s matter of course, but nune it dependent upon specia! considucations, whether itwould Lo proper to insiat upon Ametican citizens shilp, though lunger rosldence tu ths natlys Jund of tha patty applying placed him withln reach of the above-mentloned clause of tho treaty. 1 you will peruse that clause ol tho Bancrofe teenty, you will, as I bellove, vocoms convincod that such a differonca ks unavodable, COMMIS9IONS NIONED, 4 To the Ti7atern Assoclated Pross, Wasmsaron, Do C., Nov. Sv.—The President s signed \he cummissions of Mre, Anua D, H, ‘I'nompaon, Postmistress of Memphls, dand Hiram Rall, Postmaster of Hutetinson, Kan, TUR FOUR FER CRNTA. k) suphnglnumn to tho ¢ por cent loan to-day, 1,154,050, ROMINATIONS, About ono hutired nomihations, soms of which failed of contirmation at the last sessfon uf Congross, but most of them rccess appolnt- ments, will be uoxt week acot to the Seunate for confirmation, Tho New York Custom-Houso nominations will vrobably bs commiunicated to the Senate as carly as ‘luesday, Awmong the recess appoint- ments éxpdeted 10 givo rise o mora or less con- troyersy are thuse of A. 8, Badeer, Postmaster of New Orleans, and cx-Uov, Halin, Buperly- teudent of the New Otloans Mint, THR AVPIOPRIATION BILLS, Tho Military Acadewy nnd Fortitication bilis ars comploted, and the other approprintion bilis 1 an odvauced state of forwardness, ¥ DIRD, Col. Tobert C. Buchanan, Brevet Major- Genersl United States Army, who has been ou ' thu rotired Hst » number u* yoars, dicd ut his residence it this city to-day of apoplesy. IR PRESIDENT'S JIBSIAGE IN THN CADINET Nothing of importatcs took place at tho Unbl- net mecting to-dav. A maomber sald there was unsnimity on the Proshlens’s message, o ee— COLLECTOR SMITIHL Hia Reply to a New York Herald Dispatelh Relative to the Indlclment of Supervising- Arehttect L. Cri1cAqo, Nov. 27, 1878.—T0 the editor of the New York Jlera’d: Tho Bunday Hera'd has o Washilogton special rolative to the recent nction of the Gruud Jury of the Notthern Distrlct of Illinots, which makes free and unjust uso of my name, Tho allegation of Supervislug-Architocs A1), that the fodictments ““sruso out of the ambition of Collector Bmith, of Chicago, to contral the Federal putronaze of that city,”” is unwarranted by the facts, Near- ly one ycar mgo, several iuen, ¢ strangers to me, lodged complaint sgalnst the atuve contractor und uflicers of the Governmoat ol fraud, and said that, unless 1 wmade officlal in- uiry, they would o biforo the House of Kep- resontatives. I promptly reported the sltuae tion to the Secrotary of tho Treasury, and ha directed me to makean Investization. I did so, with the ald of Henry V. Thomson, Assistant Disrtlet-Attorucy, and reported the result to the Secretary. With that my szency in tho matter ended, Aftor un attempt o kil th* report by a high ofliclal, Sueretury Buerman dectded that the ullegutions ouglit to Lo fnguired into, by & UGratd Jurey, and referred the papers Lo the Judiclary Dee partent. lu cotirsb o time o Grand Jury was regularly fimpaucled, and entered upniy un Indupendent investizafion which extonded aver a berjod of four weeks. Result: 'This ury of twenty-three men voted duanimously to ndict I, The Jury way compused of sonie of Atic best ten in tho Blate, ad wais declared b, the press of this uity to ba thie most thorougel and {ndependent Jury ever lmpaneled N nin asdured that every one of the memby the hatit of votlng the Republiean tiek ‘There cuuld havo been to jacty projudics in the matter, and, o8 1 did not appedr Ltforo the IN MONTREAL Moxrnear, Can, Nov, 20.—At the apoolnted time, tho Vice-Rexal traln swept into Bonavou- Jtare dopot, where wae assemblad the elite of tbls city to the number of bLetween 8,000 and 4,000, who_ cordially ‘cheered the Governor- General nnd the Princoss, s they procedded to tho throte at tho cast cud of the bLullding, and in front of which wore assembled the membera of the Corporation in full dress, and wosring rosettes, with the Mayor fn the scarlet {robes of his ofllco at thelr head, , As tho Governor-General and Princess ap- proachied tha thro#d they were mot by his Worshlp, the Mayor, liv presented the Prificess with o magnilicent Youquet, Thoir Excclloncles immediately hscended the throne, when the Mayor road THA YOLLOWING ADDHESS of the Corporation: 4 His Excellency the Moat 1onorabdls Marquls of Lorne, elc,, slc.; May it plesss yonr Excel- lency, f¢ i with feelings or unalloyed pleasure and prido that we, tho Moyor and Aldermen of the City of Moutreal weltome your Bxcellency and her Royal llighness tlo Peincons Loulse tn our midat, and we avail ourselves of Lhis early opportunity to expreas {0 lice lloyal Majdsly tho Quodn onr decp senso of gratitude for tha distingulshed honot aba has conferzed tpun us in selecting your Rscollency to pecaldd Ovar tie political destinies of the Do minfon, From your Excellency's personal fame, whi@h has fdng minco reached oue shotes, wa Are proud (o untlelpite many Lencfild which must ulti. mately be resped from yuu tdmitnisteation. Wo confidently hope yaur Excclleney wil not fah, In the courso of tho bhigh dutfes you sre ahout (o enlor uptm, to o how unlveranl are (he respecs ond loyalty entors tained toward bur beloved Queen by all the In- Labitants of tha Dominfon, Youde Excallency's noble urodecessor, the Earl of Dufferiny has no doubt carticd Home with liim ample proofd of tho profonnd love U'eriada bots to tho tother tountry dud to her {lustrious Sovereign, and the Insusura- tlon of yout Excellency’s Uuvernment; which we baro thd aluiial hdnor fo celobrate on this auspt- cious day in the commercial meltatoliv of 1ho Domiuion, te natled by us 8 apecldl favor be- stowed upon its [ohabltants, May il who pre- ald cr tho destinies of the world have yoar Hacellonoy and yout baloved cunvort, her Roydl Aighuess the Friucess Loutse, in Hig holy keep- ing, and bestow upon yonr Excolicncy's adminis- tratlon ail the Uessings which from tne inter- most depths of our heatts wo would shower upon ydu both, snd wmay those blessings also condtica to tho progre and happluess of tho pray your Bxcollency Ttoynl [lighntes the Princess Lodlde fo ag- cept bur hedrty welcome and our feclinge of pro- sound respott and dovotion, J, L. Beatrouy, Mdyor, Ouantas Gracumryan, Oity Cleck. LOUNE'S KEPLY, SILVER DNOLLARS. ‘The act of Congress of Feb, 23, 1678, required the coluage of sliver dollars of the welizht of 41254 grains ‘Troy, of standard silver, 'The flrst coina under this act were received at this ofllco from the mint fu March, 1878, and were ex- changed with the publls for gold colo. Tho aniount so exchanged at tho mints and ot this and other offices was €1,042,0e7, The total smount of standard silver dollars colned under the ahove act to dateis $18,282,500, of which gmount_there 18 In tho mints aund ofiices 15,850,877, and In cireulation, $4,03302. ‘Tuo lergeat paymonts of sitver dollars huve beon mado at New York and San Franclaco, but the colug lssucd at those pointa inimediately find thelr way back to the Treasury vaults, either s recelpts from ctistoms, or nadeposiison account of sliver certificates, of iu payment of sibscrip- tions to tho 4 per oent loon. “'Sressurcr Gillllan etates that on Oct. 81 last thero were 314,850,677 of these colns on hand, and §4,922,623 outstand- fug. ‘The agptegatc amount sent to depoditory aud otheér bank, 4 BILVER CLUTIPICATES. Tha third scctlon of the act abova meatloned suthorized the Inaue of sliver certificates, which were, upon tho pussage of the act, prepared for fasuc at this office, nud st the offlees of the As- siatant Trensurers in Now York aud Ban Fruan- discoy In denomingtions of from $10 to &1,000. ‘Tho tatal amount issued to duts fs §3.075,700,— at - Washington, $101,830; ot New York, §idt,- €00 and at Ban Francisco, 87,708,400, Therels, huwevir, I clreuintion duly §1,6:7, 390, tho re- muinder having been paid” futo the Tressury through the Custom-Houses, and not relas ‘[l certificates fnsued ot Ban ranclsco found thelr way at onco to thu Now York Custom- House. PRACTIONAL $ILVER AND CURNENCY. ‘I'he substitution of fractionol eliver coln for Sracttonul cursency has been i progress during the year, though pot vith the rabidity of the furtner year, 'Tho amount of Iractiunal curren- (-{ redecmed stnce Juno BO, 1977, ts &4, 191,034,165, O Lits umount, howover, #1,11%616.19, durine tho present calendar vear, was redecmed i United States notes. The total smount of fraee tional curreuey redeemed under the operation of the act of Congress upvroved Aoril 17, 1430, to Oct, B0, 1578, wus 823,207,534.50, Bince April 18, 1570, there has been fssued of Iractional aliver coln, 839,724,100, and, though the comses has beun suspended - teinpo- rarily, there fa sttil a dewand, which is suppliod fromi the stock on hand 1 this ofllce and ub the amluts, whicl, together with that in otler ofti- eex, ainounts at this timo to §0,007,000. 18, ‘Tt umount pakl out sinco June 30, 1857, to date fs £0,542,808, Tne amouut of fructionasl silver pald vut at the several ollices of the 'l'rcmur( from April 18, 1570, to Oct. 81, 1879, umounied to ¥, 729,160, NATIONAL-BANK-XOTH HEDENITION, ‘The vperation of the Natiousl-Hauk Redomp- Huautity ul manufaciured goods wis saye o of 1100000 Of revenus withe | jury, and as Assistauc District Attorney Thou- | To this address she Marquld replicd s fol- | the crowd was €0’ thoise aud epthusiastic shas | Revenuo Marks, Albers Leonard, United Btates | r., o the tlon Auency for tho (acal year ugain show ubs | but 8 rousonable Dr\ltpc‘utol Dones 4o the pro- | sois was_ ezcluded, Wiers could fisve been no | Jowss the horees fu the Vicercgal earriage breamo - | Distric-Attornoy, and ex-Juvge daury C Dib- reat varl by Laruadiius. placed by fuvreased amount of work performed, ut are- | gucer or relief to the taxpayer, personal fechog or ambitions purjose iu von- M M 80 e or O ask | munaguavle, when the peuple had thun unbhar- ol e atrol, 80 junt o luss will b confluied chiclr : i ERENOP s - . i o el i o od | d““.‘,u?o“m] The ,Im‘,]nh" of Nationat bank BT ol Iu u word, 1 have bud ‘mo part fo the i Mavonann GEwr UR Quanw: T ask " ble. Of tho manifoid ubjects the priucipal ong, | {o the goods fu process of munulacturs a notus redeemod, aasortes 10 accopt our thanks for your loyal und elo. | Utesyd, and drew tho carriago with ropes b 8 | oo vopoead, was the proparation of a torutment | the mactlnery aud to and_churged to thy tatenentof- e cutlockions . | action of the Jurv. you ralbling pace the Funatnder ol the juuriey, varted, oy g Dunlce Of laglic, 'wia ZAU2T,13, an Jncreass of | roteme e by diatricte tlontk .;,¢.T§,lfi'm; b | 270 attermne scit-oxeutpatton tn a erave motgor | Gucntaddree, aud Luoed hacdiy way with what | L BB, " broceading to both th Mer: | expressing the approvation of the offlelal tun- 162,294 over the uuimber ussorted inthe pre- June M, 1A75, shows that the sium ot §110,054,- 40,80 was collected aud accounted for during the pist flscal year, und that the swin of ¥U,- 705,55 remaing ubnceounted for. During the year ended Junn B0, the internal-rovenus collcethnd wera 813,053, 164,23, ‘Thore remalus unactoutited for that perlod the sum of $1,%0. 1t thus appearsthat during the Juss two tiscal years tho suin of &320,0640,465.11 has been collected and aceounted fur, sud the suw of $11,605.5% has been cullected and not accounted for. Each jtew makiug up thls last smount has beeu reported tu the First Comptrotler tor gult, Tbe Commmissioner is assurcd that the nmounts dus wll he fuld during the present year, the surcties of the Collect- ors' bouds belng entirely good, so that there will be 1o actunl Tues tu tho United States. The tutal cost of collecting nterual revenue in the United States for the flacul year ended Juuw 0, 1518, was 84,050,010, belug less than 8¢ per cent upon tha whole amount collected. Tho Commlssioncr thinks that the revenue fur the of alloged wrang-dofug, by charglne Intereated mottyes on somehody else, Is not ubuanaly but in this cusu It will not serve My, EHill’s purposc 1 thiscommunity. Thero wro E:euplu who can pever think of u public ollicer beins actusted by other thau schish or sinister mottves. It [ hayy catled thy attestlon of the Becretury of the ‘Treasury to appareut frauds, to false l):n'-rulll, tmpuriect vouchors, and an irresponsible systeu ot olficlal accountubitlty, & bas been because | have feltit nlv duty "to dgso, Persuns who have beon gulity ol these tbiugs cannat shield thetuselves by accusing roe of ambltious wo- tives. ‘Ihiey must snswer to the publie. 1, out of this, greater accountabllity in thoaduluistra- tion ot public affairs und g n{:hcr sutise of ofll. clal honor shall obtain, t stall be fully satlsfied, 1t only remulus tor me to say that 1 have no candidate fur Mr, Hi)’s plave or tha pluce u{ any uther ultlclal, and taut [ have wever asked the Prestdent to sppownt any man to ofllee, 1 have scrupulously ayolded this tn order that no man wight lwpugn myv motives, Whether the pleadurd her Royal Highnvis and myeelf have luwu\l to the cguricous exprorsions with which we are now greoted, and for thie nost hearty and coralal welcame, We condldar ourselven fortunate thist 80 40on afier our aeelyal in the Dominion we havo s opportunity of passing through this great city, aud while baliing for 8 wnort time within ite walls lo moke the - acquilulance of sume, ‘'8t all events the com- munlty which represent 80 large and Lpastant a part of the pupulation Your beau- 1ful clty sits liko & Quoon enthronod by u urent river whose waler glide past bee ln homage, bring. fug to ler fédt with hér mummer broezes tha wealtt of the world, 1t1s tha cliy of tuls Conli- nent, perhans, best kngwa fu dwellers 1n the Ula Country, for rot otily fu It fawous for the enerey, activity, and prosperity of He titlzens, but it i hore that wite gigantic andertaking of the Vigturia Biridge hud been snccewslully carried ont, and the truvelor 1 crosnlay fhe wnzhty streaw feels, us hy AT BYBRS BIATION, MICIL Awretilt Dhwatch (o The Tribuns, 4 @nann flavips, Mich., Nov, 39.—3, B, Bren' sealdépye at Byers! Statluny b he Grand Rao- 1ds & Indiana Itatlrosd, fiivy mileq north of 1bis city, burtied with ofl Ita tulitonls yasterdas. Laty tl‘wl and by lustrance. Iy esught l_fli‘ o stove-pipe. A FALL RIVER, MASS. Fary faves, Musy., Nov, 2).—The Wyomiof Thiead Comuany factoty buzded this moruiot Luss, $100,000; fugubed, 4 HYMENEAL w Bptetat Digatch to The Trvuke, Eaunvitug, 1., Nov, 89.—Tlie psusily quiet listle town of Earlville wis dgitated yesterdsy over thy warriage of M7, Julin Norton, son of ceding fiscal year, The expensesof assortment, under which head are Ineluged all of the ex- peoses of redemption, with the exception of the clarges for transjortation, un the othor band, decreased [rom $167,704.05 to $14,531.88,—u dimunition ot £, 15217, or nearly 14 per cent, Tho ouulnnumi{ circulationr of the Natlonal banks ut the close of the fiscal year wos #321,- Bi4,284. ‘The coit of redemption, when com- puted upon thls amount, was considerably less than one-tenth of 1 pr ecrt, or less thuy 350 v-r aunun for o bauk of $90.000 circulation. When welghed pgalust the advantages flowing frun o promut and etfectual systew of redemp- tub, thte uflmnw 18 acurcely worthy of con- wtlon, Of $210,800,457.55 In bank potes ved Jor redempti ¥ quls and his Jloyal coosors, but thuy evideutly enjoyed tha now made uf locamot jon. VIRWING TIA SLUUMINATIONS, Hetween 8 11:::1 0 o*clock the Alaryyls of Lorng and Princess Lonise took 8 drive through the city to witness tho Nluwmiantions on Bedyer Hajl 1L, They tvere uct by the Rranen's torch- Hght procession, m'uifllml. ahil loudly eheetel. On returniuje tothe botel Lhey oxpressed them- pelves as delushted with tho Erdnd n(sylnr uf the itizens, They wera greotly struck with the decoralions of Victorla Syuare, wuich had been tiiled up with Chlncse lanterus, and presented a {nosl enchautiug scone. THE DALL The guosls begun® to assemble for the 8, Awdrew's hall about 9:80. The Governor-Gen- vrul aud Pribcess entered the roous shortly after 30 o'clock., They wera teclved with Roya ) nottrs, und took their places ot the dals ot the west end of the soom, Tho )lnntnu scleeted Lady Macdonald as his partuee du the Orst sef, duct of Marshal Wharton on slection~lay, The wmajotity of these samo gentiomen compused the Hepublican Comwnitten taking upon [tselt fha task of judorsing tbe pocul- far capabilities of Coungressman Acklen, Prominent Republivans comment upou the une Indorscinent us sweasuring tho yaluy o {bo other, Per coutra, speciflc charges ugainst Marshal Whsrton, euanating from the Nutlonal Btato Central Committae, addreased to Prosl- dent Hages and Attorney-teneral Devens, and slgned oftivislty by Hobert J. Carr, Chaleman, lave betn furwarded by o special messcuger. Col. I, J. M. &, Jewett, o promivent Hepdb- ey paliticlan, alew leaven by the eventug traiu for \\)ulxlnzwn. 1le goes Uy wpecial wyitation of certain uf the natlonal vowers thal be fur consultation upon Louuisiana affalrs, the liore detlcuturly, bearlig ‘wpou tho conduct of the wulstans Fedeaul ofiicfals, 1o Is probably (he , E0BTEN, up U5.26 per cent, was received from e City of Boston, and $66,578,000, or Y114 per t, frut tho Uity of Nuw York, nearly 70 ver ceut of the entire redemptions buving been received from these two citles, NATIONAL-DANK TAXATION, RECELITS, 11, 11. Norto, Es, foig iWentifed with tse 1w borye bigh atwyve 1L threaghillevast cavern, st | whifs the Priociss gave lber baud 30 | best-posted Republlvan In Loulsi: ud Juks i Lagalle = ¢ t Macal year, IE the rato of taxation ts uot | testimony before the Orand Jury was sultlvlent | such o viaduct s @ worthy woproach w yourgruat | (i, Htevensun, Presdent o J._ IAURLC, eIt ans, Al €2- | luteruste pertelulng o agncultare In Las Under Scc. 5,2140f the Kevlicd Blatutes thera | Gicien : o 10 warraut the yndictment of 1l was o es- i of GmBierers | TLy s trders mmd soane | Sk e y . voxted 1o wake lively uw with vilicial beads, a quly R Frouk bas buen wagessed and collected by the Treass | S Puiried wg}):‘:&ffl;:“,“’“ af 115,000, Hon s BF Inwytt s the u‘r dath e | epupi Y uEd Sn] 184 deew's Bucdetr. ‘The Prink was Coutity, stid Miss Hermanda slve provinee | wive fratdes are worlby ol Yue gigantio patusal The report onds_wit! statement showlng | 0l the tirand Jury to dectde. They bave dee the recelpts fruus th eral objects of taxation , cided it by (udicting nlm, Whether he 1 zullty furtbe Bres four nionths of the present Oses) | oF tnbocent tme will disclose, atid the extent of cary us compared with the ssie period of tho [ WY isduluze In direciing uttention tu thess L,t Hacal year, ‘This shows a ducresse of | trauds can by botter eatiuiated wheu the testi- SUEIL51Y on wpirits, o Increase of 212,310 ou | mony eball have bulqum.ul I open vourt and a tobacey, a1 incresse of REGI0L on fermented | Yerdlt rondered. 'Then it will Lot vlear fiquors, w uecreuss ol $60521 ou buuks and | whethee tho tudictnent srabist Hill sud ofhers urer from ong! bunks since 1564, at 3o ox- cpse I N0t wore that vue-teuth of | per cens, b30,045. 77111, |-l' Mfmhufiri‘m“fl un.&u’.l,- on deposits, $40,83 i35 aud ou 65,300, 54 * 4 7 INCUBASE UF BUSINES. The pumber of futerest chiceks, funded loaus ol 1wl wud 169), the vonsuls of 1WY7, snd the .65 lvan of the District of Columbia, drawn An dreased fu whitu sil, an wur: » pucxlace of Alatonds, Jtwas remarked That fhe ladies stinctied o hir persoh were (87 wure vofaddus- 1y uttired than she, 2 Botl tho Marquis and his Royal consort were ot Fmtl ud to all with whom they caind i coutact, aud scewed Lo eujoy thewselves ex- w.ulua\r. features sround, and it utands wpan- g 8 flowlng wea 88 il and trong as Ahe seotiments of luv‘:}ly for Tier whoay name it bears, atd which umite hu mor euduring hondd thap suy forged frou thie pratdcis uf Lhe qusery of wine By the peoply uf thiv B irw, VIR veama bt a short timo dro (hat hie Hoyal Highnena the eince of Wales struck the lust pives daughter of Mr. A. Il Frouk, of Eansiie ‘The event wid looked forwdrd to far sowo tine by suciety people for miles around; sud b arelval of the event was unmstakably notice ably from the mxm: uf exvitentent ou 1B sireats Ly eruw wentu:( theie way to tie Metbodisp uiscopal Cliuechy where tno BOUTHERN FRAUDS: OUTBLOKEN ANSERTIONS. Speciut Dizoaici ta Tha Trivune, Wastinoros, . C., Nov, %.—There la at least vuo Houtheru Dontoeratie Cobgressuias willing ta tell the bruth about the Bouth. Rup- o ————— resentative Waddett, of North Carolitin, who “Wu¥ au houy vk twa 4teP came o, the ankers, g g ia of 18 hot supported by testunony, n youcer wonderful steuciute,ud yoo whal atrides Y & Mr. Murus olictatisg: ‘Tha bride, @ fsnds w9 during th yeas was greatly 1n_uxcoss of past :'iln.;ue:: un:lle:mi::”l ;‘:5. ;i‘l‘:flaogmt{ll:l“:‘;? g w‘y“'“v" "'-:1" Bl ‘“w Jiecs o e e ot l‘fl" b MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEA_HANCE. a3 deliatal a0 o ninsiineia to XS | Lruaayof 18 “’“"i““ clclbluegroratu il l'Il yeans, sumbestug this year 73,500, as aywiust | penalifes, snd a ecreasa ‘ot 310,000 lo the ————to—— - winc that duys Iivory year ltikesa uow tivet oot Bpeciul Diswalch o The Tribune redsous of Nis defeat. Ilis lestitnouyls of 8 | prgcess styic, triwmbd with potap luee s 03 last year. 'The fucrcann i the business of | Buouut recived for taxcs un articles and ocen- ON THE TAPIS, et b ‘Jifl.‘;'i‘.‘n‘.‘i?“ lln:mnr.::‘::rw,‘fi'.lv"ifl"flf,‘. Prom, 10, Nov. 20.—Mab Btauuatd, dged | character which destryes the serious consider- | orangeblossuws, @ karlaud of orau 33 the ‘-’.‘1"1"“ sud fu l:: number of signstures re- | patious formerly taxed bub Bow excumpt. ‘Tl Butcial Dipusch to The Tridune. amindun, Lonis way ybut peo i the buawifuy | B0 & dealer s marble aud giavestoned, mysle- | atlon of that larze classof Venioceats which de- | sud mitittax wivrged e Lair, sud & 1‘:‘_“ fidsg uu:r':a::& . lh'v.::mlgf'r .‘"»,‘.‘.&“f‘f bt facrensy of revoude by therelore, D¢ | gp pyuuw, Minu., Nov, 20,—M. Audorson, cap. | 57 ARY fndasisics continuc, and far be th day on | rouly dlsappesred twu weeks alnce, Wheu ap- | nles that suy fniuds have been commited fu the | Yotk e ! ‘fi.‘““’n’.“fi’.‘if&"* y:’:l:ul:‘rl b Inereas clhevks, wus 100 S e s Dol ot thi sty Do o) pomceniont | et yo iy gl b0 sy wiathd s tisse wilch | parentie bis buslocks tad prosperlud, od o | Buuth, Waddell s bo was defcaicd becausu | TSt W wofs urdeviudids. et ave lans TE! i 0. Btrung, lormer), entrpy and delgrmiued porsevdrduce. tidiugs huve beeu recolved froms ha dloce by | the Kepublicans indorsed the Greentiick nomb | gome irle aid wors busubilully dredsed. M INTERNAL Y NOTES AND NS, azaltd R, O. Bteung, forueely Lis pertner, and Vo poople of tiys dountry may ve welt ussured | hls partner, Mr. Moun. Stanvatd wds nicely | neo aud bad the most votes. Und thing that | the corewuny, tho party and "about 200 tuvid REFONT OF m,,‘m,mVHNl,m' BOLDIERS' GRAVES, Ioracs Thumpsot, hen(ficnl of tbo ¥iret Na- | gyat“tha"karl ot Bulicrin has carrled houio with | dressud, and wore a silk tile. Ile was ol me- | ho admite §s vers significant, Ile ways: “Ail | gue rabiried Lo the reaklence ul Lhe LS Wi \;::oi;u l':"n‘:z"t"omlnh— Wiss l&:e‘d;l t»i;wgl h‘:‘::a Lrlu:u. ; llunnlull::k; 2::“'..‘:".“".:"” l‘um:,w.‘uw the | hin awple proufs of the profound love Causua | djum hight, bleck, carly balr, wustache aud wihwre 8 dinver was served worthy B° , D, Nov, 2.~ - asinNgroy, D. C., Nov. 20.~1'ue tumber | groun: l {1 as wsolvent, aud went Dedzs for Gbe wotlier copptry, and these gesurances by ul the colured u“ure votud fur bim (Judse Rus- y b i sell) because Lo wos o Hepublteus, ond 1t re- quires uo niunu to get out the colired vute, ‘There s some magical way, the ecerct of whicl 1 do vob vuderstaud, whereby the colurcd utu cau be brouzhn §cetuer on very siors to- tice Word s passed erusud und thay ure atl shonur of futernal Beveoue, in his anuual re- peort, states that the beavy falling off ju tho ro- ceipts frum futernsl revenud taxation, which warked tle,cloalug woutls ol the pust bave been couveyed i pereonally o bee l-(uh. Wo ety in soswering ogr addrew, to gc- kbuwledye tha cxtbeug Toyaity exbibited by tho French povulaions, us well as the pophis-tons of e Mante Feoninees, Wi s saautir clun whis ur dark oyes, sud Duslucss-like ap- cursuce. Hlis partoer aud otbers desire fu- l’.?m,.uun of bls whereabouts, If hiving, or par- tlculara of his dealh f Lo bas et his fale. Foul play Is suspecied. When Juss benrd fivm 14 bad started for Clileagu. Tu theevculys a Lall was bl at b Wihere danciz was bepe ub bl g8 of thismonng, Among the preseith wihieh were Fich aud Buiicrous, was o deal ot 2 turty, with s buudaotge reshleuee utly equlisea Ly by Liidedhooa's futlion fo the bappy Paf of kuown soldlers’ graves in the Natlopal rulil- | o vartnersity uuder fulss preteuses, and that tary cemetertes s 103,102, and 143,811 uukuown, Thowpson induced Audersun to tuke Strong as 4 , though ki Btrong = Aliof theso have been warked with warble vr :‘?.':flxt:v&l,::: uud m‘:,::'g‘d;“?{;‘m ,‘:l:,’u:';f,‘::, iwvlte headstones, cxecpt s 1ew fu w New Jore | yoais ugo. small hor