The New York Herald Newspaper, October 10, 1878, Page 7

TELEGRAPHIC NEWS from All Parts of the World. BISMARCK AND THE SOCIALISTS. Active Preparations for the Afghan War. RUSSIA, AUSTRIA AND TURKEY. Continuance of the Great Storm in England. —— (Bx casiz To THE uERALD.] Loxpon, Oct. 10, 1878, ‘On’ the reassembling of the German Reichstag Yesterday Herr Frankenstein read a declaration bm behalf of the Centre (Catholics), that although they recognize the danger of the socialist agita- tion ‘they do not consider tne pending bill the Proper means for combating it; therefore tne Centre will vote against the bill At this jancture Prince Bismarck entered the House. Afters speech from Herr Sonnemann, the editor of the Frankfort Tagbiatt, against the bill, Prince Bismarck addressed the House at length. He in, Mnuated that Herr Sonnemann’s paper always Warmonized with the French semi-oficia: press. The Chancellor defended the institu. ons of Germany as compared with those of Prance, where, he saio, Communists were not tried by jury, but were shot by court martial, He admitted that workingmen’s associations promoted whe welfare 01 the laboring classes when their ac- Mon was confined to proper objects, but not when they sought to undermine the groundwork Of State and society and the rights of property. We was willing to examine any positive proposition of the social democrats to amehorate the condi- Mon of the workingman, but he was brought face to face witn a single negation, of which the only Principle was the upheaval of State and society. ‘The socialists played an easy game with the half educated masses, seeking to destroy all belief in God and attachment to family and fatherland. A RELIC OF THE COMMUNE, ‘The gospel of negation found refuge in Germany after the Commune was suppressed in Paris. Its work had been aided by tne press law and the Mild penal code. No one believed that a sentence of death would ever be carried ont, but Prince Bismarck was grateful to the Crown Prince for not agilowing mercy to supersede justice. The machi- Bations of the socialists were partly responsible for the commercial depression and lack of em- ployment. People should remember the series of trimes which resulted and culminated in attempts to gesassinate s monarch who, regardless of crown nd life, devoted bis whole existence to the welfare of the people; yet some persons refused to see apy peril ana denied the urgency of this bil. TheChan- pellor claimed that his policy was free from any adden tendency. He pursued tangible objects, and be looked to both of the conservative perties and to the national liberals to pass the bill He asked them to repose confidence in the government, saying:—*Are you more airaid of me than of the social democrats? If 80 another must take my place. I wish that the three parties which intend to enable us to pass this bill should generally go hand in hand, forming a united bulwark against all tempests to whien the German Empire may be exposed.” ‘The debate was adjourned until this morning. THE AFGHAN WAR It ts oMeially announced from Simla that no col- Mmon with the Aighans has occurred, and no 1m- Mediate attack upon Ali Musjid is contemplated. Beyond active military Preparations nothing has Deen done, and all statements to the contrary are false. The Times saye:—Orders have been fasued from she India Office for all officers on fur- lough belonging to regiments in Scinde and the Punjab, or whose corps have been detailed for tne Afghan expeditionary force, to rejoin their posts by the, frst steamer. Those absent on medica certificates are directed to present them. melves for examination, and should ther health permit they will be pushed on to the front.” The Standara’s correspondent at Simla telegraphs on Wedoesday night that he is in- formed on what he believes good authority that General Ross’ column nas passed Ali-Musjid end is advancing on Dakka, which will be captured on Thursday at any cost. Boch @ movement is regarded here as ex- veedingly improbable. A despatch to the Standard, from Calcutta, says it 1s rumored that a letter from the Ameer of Afghanistan has arrived. CONTINUANCE OF THE STOKM IN EUROPE. ‘The storm that struck these coasts eu Monday con_ Upaws with Jeariul violence over the western aad cen. wal disizicts. A furious gale trom the soutn- southwest passed northward of ork harbor amd developed into regular hurricane as it bwept over the Welsh coasts, At Liverpool the tempest was terrifa A perfoct deluge of rain pourea down over the Cnanne! coasts, thunder nd Mgbtning secompanying the great precipitation tm nearly every ease. The barometer continued fall. Ig rapialy anti it reached she remarkably low 128.70, At Scilly the weather moderated very m Gaping yesterday, but toward dark the barometer Degan to fall rapidly and another gale sprang up. It {a blowing very bard there now from the west-seutn- West, and the appearance of the western horizon Indicates the approach of severe weather. The ba- tometer marks 29.30 and ie still failing, At Plymouth ®B fleree southwest gale, accompanied by heavy rain squalls, continues. The storm centre, which is moving porihward, is shaped very peculiarly, being concave on ite eastern margin. All the mail steamers Me late om account of the high sea, and there are fears that the storm will prove a very disastrous one, paging, a0 no light is visible at Piymouth. The foun. fations of the lighthouse were recently reported as becoming aneate. THN BASTEAR MUDDLA \ Bassa contests the competence of the Commis- poners appointed tor tbe organisttvon of Eastern for tbat province, The Russian tt «Constantinopie has formed What 4,000 wagons, with Caristian ote following the retiring Russians A@risnopie, and he has requested to eend a commission ai joward the Porte & detachment of troops to reassure tne popalation. wo Englisn leaders of by an outbreak of anarchy and briganeage, The Russians will oMecially take possession of Bosserabia on October 13. Advices received in Be! Dani are to the cflect that in consequence of 1 Pelatione between Austria and Turkey tne Turkish Weops and the Albanian legion are prepari ba immediate forward movement in the direstion dt Boonie, Accounts from various capitals where Ve Porte’s circalar has been delivered show tbat it yorresponds with the aketch of 1 lelographea, it says inat tne Porte willog 10 81g2 @ convention p she Ausirian troops into Bosain 11 the Saiten’s sov- oreigaty and the provisional character of the oceupa- Wee had been ack Sultan's sovereign rights over Bosniaand Herzegovina, pnd conciades with ® solemn warning against the + aeanmation of Novi Bazar as certain to lead to terrible terms beretotore NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1878—TRIPLE SHEET. disasters, The circular also appeals to the Powers to support im a friendly manuer the Porte’s represen- tations ageinst Austrian eruelties. The Constantino- ple correspundent of the Vienna Political Correspon- dence, white confirming the statement that the official circles value the maintenance of good relations with Ausiria, says that, nevertheless, noth in the palace and olsewhere, the agitation is ke; ‘The Times Vidona cording to reports current in Constantinople, « party tm the Palace is endeavoring to induce the Sultan to break off relations with Austria and @oncentrate a large army to bar amy further Aus- trian advance. It dees net seem to be appre- ended at Vienna that these efforts will suceeed. A Vienna despatch to the Times says Prince Lovbanof! has iniormed Satved Pasha that by order of the Czar the further withdrawal of Rassian troops is siopped and that they witl keep the line which they Bow occupy at Tehataidga his is done in consequence of she mardere of Christians tm the districts evacuated, A Vienna despatch te the Telegraph says 1% is to be feared shat the Turkish note has sertously {1 not irretrievably compromised the amicable relations between Ausiria and Turkey. Germany will fermally notify the Porte that is note ts an offence to all the Powers. UNFOUNDED RUMORS, The story of the London Standard thate French fleet, carrying 130 guni 6,000 officers and men, would be despatched to the Mediterranean, is entirely uutounded, The Paris Moniteur of yesterday said the last of the difficulties in the negotiations betweea Pars and Loadon relauve to Egypt would be arranged lsst night or to-day. Mr Rivers Wilson beid ® conference yesterday with M, Waddington, French Minister of Foreign Affairs. No success whatever has attended Italy’s endeavors to obtain a share in the Kgyptian adminis- tration, The Standard’s Vienna despatch says thata sem!-official correspondent states that the Porte bas spontaneously repudiated any intention of seeking a Busetan alliance, CABLE BOTRS. Peter Froman, the Bull River (8. C) murderer, was arraigned at the Bow Street Police Court yes- terday, Tho warrant and extradition papers irem the United Statessw presented, and an order for bis surrender was out, The proposed tour of inspection to Maite and Cyprus by the Lords of the Admiralty, aceompanied by the Bec: ‘tes of War and of the Colonies, has been re- considered, and will probably be abandoned. Adespateh frem Madrid reports that there were 695 deaths trom cholera at Casablanca, Moroceo, between the Tb 24th of September. The epedemic is new decreasin; A despatch tothe Daily News trom Larnaca, Cy- prus, cays Mr. Cesnola, a brother of General Cesnola, the late American Consul, has been arrested, but was released after twenty-four hours’ incarceration, A despatch to the Vews sistes that several persons ‘were wounded at Trieste in a disturbance caused by sailors frem an Austrian man-of-war shouting “Death to Italy” before the Italian Consulate. ENGLISH FINANCES. GENERAL DEPRESSION THROUGHOUT THE COUNTAY—DECLINE OF THE GREAT INDUS- TBIRS—A GLOOMY PROSPE:T. (Br caBLE TO THE HERALD.) Loxvon, Oct. 10, 1878, The Hznatp correspondent in Glasgow telegraphs as follows:—‘‘Althongh no new failures have occurred, the tone of commer- cial circles in Scotland is very unsatisfac- tory and a general feeling of uneasiness prevails. Stocks are depressed, owing to rumors which are in circulation with regard to the positionof one of the Lancashire banks and the impending failure of some local firms to whom the broken Glasgow Bank had made advances. Itis now under- stood that not only was the whole capital of the bank lost, but four million pounds sterling ($20,000,000) besides, This natur- ally deepens the feeling of horror and re- sentment against all connected with the institution and has a very depressing effect on business.” A WARNING FROM THE TIMES, The London Times appeals to the busi- ness community to keep their heads cool in the presence of the anxieties resulting from the financial and commercial calamity of the failure of the Glasgow Bank, and warns the public to prepare to meot new shocks, as the Glasgow collapse has started a movement which will find out the weak places in every firm and institution throughout the king- dom. A trying time lies before all banking and financial interests, and every depart- ment of commerce may be subjected to em- barrassment and alarm. GENERAL DEPRESSION OF TRADE, The present ordeal comes at a time when commerce is weakened by a prolonged pe- riod of depression and cheered by few signs or none of a revival of prosperity. The Board of Trade returns for September fail to yield the smallest comfort respecting the great industries of the country. The imports of cotton, flax and hemp have fallen off, while the exports of cotton’ piece goods, linen, jute, the manufactures of iron, steel, hardware and cutlery have declined in quantity and value, especially in value. A GLOOMY OUILOOK. The outlook for trade, therefore, is very dark, and the Times trusts that other im- portant joint stock banks have not made advances on such securities as real estate in the colonies, which is about as useful for bankers’ uses as if situated in the moon. The article concludes with a fresh exhorta- tion to preserve coolness and to avoid flurry and fear. RACING IN ENGLAND. THR NEWMARKET SECOND OCTOBER MEET- ING@—PRIEB THE WINNER OF THE MIDDLE PARK PLATE. (BY CABLE TO THE HERALD.) Loxpos, Oot, 9, 1878, ‘The race for the Miaale Park Plate, tor two-year. Olds, came off at the Newmarket Second October meeting to-day and brought out eloven starters, The winner turned up in Genoral Peei’s chestnut colt Paver, Mr. Peck’s ob: it colt Vietor Chiet coming tn second and Mr. Acton’s chestaut colt Gunnersbary third, The winger was rida yy ©. Wood. LATEST BETTING. fas 4 tol againat Peter, 12 to 1 st Victor Chief, and 10 to 1 against Gunners. memed:—Strathern, Discerd, Lansd ort, Seapegrace, lodigo, Roscius, Rayon d’Or, Massena, and Mity, Guazi, Westbourne, Nigel, Raperra SUMMARY, The Mipore PARK Pate of 600 sove,, given by the dooney Glob, added to 4 tong ge | ‘of 30 nove. each, 20 tt, for two-year-old colts, 8 st. 10 Ibe ; fillies an: goldibas, Oot, 7 lbs.; Winners of @ stake vaiue 1.000 fovs. to carry 7 of 500 sovs,, 4 Ibs, extra Second norsa’ 1c tessive. 200, 2008 snd tarde 8 ——- of the stakes. Bretby Stakes course. General Peel's ch. ¢, Peter, by Hermit, out of ‘dy 7, Mri Pooks ci 'c! Vietor ‘Chief, by Albert Vietor, of Chiettan’s Daugbter,. Mr, Acton’s ch. ¢. Gannerabury, by Hermit, ous on 4 E, Beddington Ge Biraibera, b7 8 ‘i? of St rhea? ch. ( High ‘ana “wiy, by esan, out of FethaetA wees oases nove eee Mr, Gerard's cb. c. Ghazi, by Cambusoan, levee 6) era bl eee Be ee out of Princess, by Autoorat. ‘THR WINNER. Peter was bred by the proprietors of the Glasgow Stud and purchased at Doncaster by Mr. W. Le- ther (who asted on bebalf of General Peel), for the comparatively low a1 of 360 guineas, He is by Hermit, out of Lady Mesbam, vy Brother to Strafford, and takes more alter the characteristics of ins sire’s than his dam's family, Peter made a respectable début at Goodweod in the Rien: Stakes, where he beat all of a large field, save Lord Faimouth’s bay filly Wheel of Fortune, He reappeared in public life im she Hopeful Stakes, at the Newmarket First October Meeting (September 26 ult.), and though opposed by seven otbers the son of Hermif and Lady Masham wen without being fairly extended. The success of General Peel’s colers on this occasion was very popular, and she gallant oid staresman was heartily congratulated on possessing so good & two-year-old, Then on the iIast aay of the same meeting (September 27 ult) Peter was among the first tavorites for the Rous Stakes, a Face instituted in memoriam “the Admiral,” which for the first time made its appearance on the card at Newmarket, With an excellent feild of thirteen a capital inauguration of the race was made Mr. J. H. Houldsworth’s unbeaten Roperra was the favorite, but, te ths horrer of bis backers, he never seemed to keep up with his horses except with an effort, Peter won the race cleverly by three-quarters ef a length {rem Mon- ster, This victory made General Peei’s colt exten- stvely looked after for the Middie Park Piate, and his victory seems to fully confirm Previews running, MARINE DISASTER. [sx GABLE TO THE HERALD.) Lowvom, Oct. 10, 1878, The British bark J. B, Daffus, Captain Murphy, which arrived at Hambura Ostober 6 trom Philadel- phia, was 1m collision and is fall of water. AUSTRALIA AND THE SANDWICH ISLANDS, San Fxancisoo, Oot 9, 1878, ‘The steamer city of New York bas arrived trom Sidney, via Honolulu, bringing the British malls, The news trom Australia is an- important. In New Zealand five Wesleyan missionaries bave been murdered and eaten by the bush natives near the Wallcola coast. Eighty of the tribe were killed by traders and coast patives in re- taliation. Advices trom Honolulu state that W. L. Moehuns, Governor of Maui, diead in September. He bad ap- pointed Jobn O. Dominis to Gill the vacancy, THE RIO GRANDE MASSACRE, DETAILS OF THE SLAUGHTER OF THE DOWDY FAMILY BY THK MEXICAN BAIDERS, [Bx TEIRGRAPH TO THE BERALD.) Sax Ayromi0, Texas, Oct. 9, 1878 Additional particulars which have been received tally confirm the horrible massacre of the Doway family by raiders trom Mexico, on the Sth inst, The rataing party bered thirteen and, from the fact that nome Of the victims were scalped, it is be Neved they were all Mexicans or unger Mexican leadership. DETAILS OF TRE MASSACRE, Two Bonin aged fourteen and sixteen, and a bo} aged twelve were killed outrignt oo remaining Us was still livin, a discovered, bi worsen! rots the family, ishborheed a few from ANOTHER RAID, News bas been received bere of a party of abeut one hundred raidera from Mexico being on the lower Nuecees. Three persons have been near Fort Ewoll. HUNTING MOONSHINERS, iy [BY TELEGR\PA To THE HERALD.) Nasnvittx, Tenn., Vct. 9, 1878, Actiog Commismoner Rogers bas cent the foliowing despatch to Revenae Collector Woodceck :— “Keep your force in the field long enough to ac- complish the result for which it was erganized. Do ‘< sagen pe unnecessarily. See that your iy, but disereetiy, ne use of funds,’ tA —e Another fignt on Koaring River is anticipate: “NO CARDs.” A MOONSHINSR MARRIED AT MIDNIGHT IN THE MOUNTAINS, [BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HrBaLD.] Corvmaia, 8. C., Oct, 9, 1878, Information is received that tne famous outlaw Lewis R. Rodmend was married on Sunday might, the at., to Miss Adeline Ladd, of Pickens county. The ceremony was performed at the hear of mia- night, in order to avoid danee of a ibe possibility of the atren- come guests, in the shape of deputy pi attempt = afew wee frusteaved bj and capture. bridegroom. whose death last it rov cers led to the well known conflict o! ag 3 be tween the jecal and United Stases courta The wed- diag took piace at Redmond’s nominal residence, in eartof the Biue Ridge, and the notice of ti if is accompanied by the significant anneunce- ment, “Nocards’”’ WAS IT SELF-DEFENCE? (Bx TRLBORAPa TO THE HERALD.) Nonroik, Vo. Oot. 9, 1878, man by the name of Charies R. MoBiair yesterday at Shield’s Point, on the Chickabominy River, near Williamsburg, by a negro named Aniierson Wilson, with whom he had a quar. jamevurg and gave himecif that the shooting was ti were no ln sign y= the J in wl WANTED FOR MURDER. (eY TELEGRAPH TO THE mEBaLD,) Traxton, N. J., Oot, 9, 1878, ‘Tha Coroner’s jury, alter the ox ‘Witnesses to-day into the cause of t MoMahes, aged ten years, whieh, it ts alleged, was iroing Kerosene ofl thrown upon him by rate Bood for decen Hot iikely to re bas fanned « Warrant for eome notorious on account of bis disaimated hahita, THE ELECTIONS. OHIO. BEPUBLICAN MAJORITY ON THE STATE TICKET— DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSIONAL GAINS. CoLumaus, Oct, 9, 1878 The republicans claim the Stato by trom 8,000 to 10,000, while the democrats concede it by 5,000 ma- Jority. THE OOXGRESSIONAL DELEGATION. The fellowing are the Cougressmen elected :— Dis. il, Henry L, Leahey dem. 12, Henry =, Neal, 18 — Warner, dom. 14, Gibson Atherton,dem, 15, Geo, W, Geddes, dem, 16. Wm, MeKinle} rep. . 1% James Monroe, rep. & E. B. Finley, dem 18, J. 1 Undegres, rep. 9. G. L. Converse, dem 19 G. A. G1 rep. 10. Thomas Ew! dem. 20 Amon oes ad, rep. The delegation im the sorty-fifth Congress stood— Twelve republicans to eight democrats, showing a gale of three tor the istter. A DEMOCRATIC EXPLANATION, Cincixxati, Uct. 9, 1878, ‘The Enquirer charges the result in the city to fraud, corruption and terrorizing the timid by the the defection of It concedes the State by ty, and claims eleven of aty Congressional riots, mot couating po (dem.), in the Seconda district, INDIANA, DEMOCRATIC GAIN OF THRRE CONGRESS- MEN—VOORHEES’ ELECTION TO THE SENATE SECURE. A Inpranapotis, Oct. 9, 1878. Returns reeeived up to eleven o’clock to-night show the following result in: the Congressional districts :— Dist. 8.—A. J. Hostetter, dem. 9.—Godiove 8. Orta, rep. 10=wm, ‘H, Calkins, po aE -Oavin Comal, rep. Colerick,’ dem. an D, Baker, rep, Dist. 1.—W2. Heiiman, rep. 2—Thos R. Cobo, dem. 2—G. A Bickwell, dem. Myers, dem. 1.—@, De La Maytr, dem and Nat. Thevote inthe Ninth district is very close, Mr, Orth is probably elected by a small majority, bnt this t conceded by the democrats. qT jelegation io the Forty-@Mh Congress stood nine republicans to four demeerats, showing a democratic gain of at least three. ‘THE STATE LEGISLATURE. The Senate will stand, 24 democrats snd 25 repub- Heana and 1 national. in the House the republicans will Dave 45, democrats 51 and nationals 1. If inves estimate is correct, which there is little reason to doubt, the election of Voorbes te the Senate te assared, IOWA. Desvgve, Oct. 9, 1878, The Congressio! delegation trom Iowa will be solidly republican in the Forty-sixth Congress, no change baving Deen made in its political aspect by the last election. The following are the candidates elected :— Dist, Dist. 1—Moses N. MeCord. 6—Ezekiel Sampso: 2—Hira oe, [oe Bead Cummings. 3—Th ‘Daegraff, 1g. oC. on careenvens WEST VIRGINIA, THE CONGRESSIONAL DELEGATION ENTIRELY DEMOCRATIC, Wuestina, Oct, 9, 1878, The election of the entire democratic Congressional delegation is confirmed. It isas follows, and in its reonnel and Political character the same asin the Dit. 1—Bonjamin Wilson. 2—Bepjamia F. Mart THE INDIAN TROUBLES, A seme E. Kenna, EVERYTHING QUIET AT SPOTTED TAIL AGENCY, Wasnincrox, Oct, 9, 1878. The Adjutant General bas received the following ‘from General Sheridan :— Catcaco, Oct. 8, 1878. ry, chiets arrived at W BED CLOUD IN AN AMIABLE FRAME OF MIND-— ‘THE CHEYENNES TO BE ARRESTED IF THEY COME HIs war. Wasnincrox, Oct. 9, 1878, ‘The following despatch has been received by the terior trom Celonel O’Beirne at Wolt creeks:— Red Cloud, with some ot his principal chiefs— Red Deg, Liutie Wound, Lo pera joined me at noon to-day, All are ee much pleased with the cond tion of things here. é RED CLOUD’S PROMISE, @ council he said in reply to your telegram te % see these Cheyennes then I can do to my village 1 will use hem very well. I will keep jem over to the Great Father fi will, this some time ago. If 1 bad gane 1 would turn them back. 1 re the Be ees ave will come near 0 Fat © and we bave sothing left but our hangs. 1 Ki Ld will attend to them as the Great Indian couriers leave here lage to tell tne Siewx to be oe the leokout, and to Go that they will not be stampeded by nee of the military ia force new parsaing the dians. Asi write the prairies aro burning reciion of the Wounded Knee, doubtless sot the fytag Cheyennes to disconcert the purst GESEBAL SHERMAN ON THE CIVILIZATION OF THE INDIANS. Wastixaros, Oct. 9, 187% General Sherman, in a published interview, says the oniy way in which the Indians will reach civiliza- ton Is efforts, All external efforts by means of agents sad missionaries seem to be wasted. The prospect of civilizing them is not very encouraging. He sees bat little progress that @:rection. Some few remuants of the tribes may get to ecratening the ground o littie in years wo come; Dut the warriors will prefer to dio raiher thaa work in the cerafeld. A FURIOUS WIND STORM. [Bx TELeORAra TO THE HERALD.) Warzrtows, N. Y., Uct. 9, 1878 ‘The wind storm which visited this section to-aay avery severe, At Sabkett’s Harbor it was the mest severe:that has ever been known, The United States arsenal at that pisces was badly damaged, as were maay private buildings; some were totally demolished, The sbi mR she east end of Lake Ontario and im the St Lawrence River sofferea severciy. The scene en the St. Law- renve River and the Black River Bay from Dexter to Sackett’s Harbor was one of unusual grandeur, Now = ve seen but foaming waves trom y-lve igh. Tho water was never before known A in suet furious agitation, In the immediate vicinity of Watertown the wind was notas strony, yet it came with ough to greatly damage t Iruity break dows trees and prostrate fences and telegrapn poies, MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT. Was RTMENT, Opricn oF rus ©) S1omAL Orricer, Wasuimarox, Oct. 10—1 A, M. Indications. For Thureday, in the South Atlantic and Gait Stater, rising followed by falling barometer, stationary perature, south and east winds, partly cloudy or rainy weather will prevail. For Tennessee and the Obio Valley, diminishing northerly shifting to warm southerly winds, partly cloudy slightly warmer weather. For the lower iakes, Middle States and New Eng- Jand, north west to southwest winds, cooler, clearing, fellowed by warmer, clear weather and rising barome. ivers will generally fail, except possibly a Upper Onto. Cautionary als continue at Boston and Section 6, Portland and Section 7 and Kastport. WEATHER YESTERDAY, nges in the ‘| temperatare ior the past twenty-four hours, in com- parison with the corresponding date of Inst year, as ’s pharmacy, 1877. 1878. 7 a werday.. Average tomperatere corresponding OT Tritt THE NEW DOMINION. SIB JOHN 4, MACDONALD BEQUESTED TO FORM 4 CABINET—PROBABLE PERSONNEL OF TUE NEW MINISTRY. (BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.] Monraxat, Oct. 9, 1878, Sir Johm 4. Macdonald srrived bere this morning at lency and Sir Patrick Macdougal, Comm: Her Majesty’s forces in British North America and jon, a pust which be will retain from the time Lord Dufferin leaves uatit the Marquis of Lorne arrives and assumes the re! of office. After the usual salutations were over Excellency informed Sir John that the Premier, Mr. Mackenzie, and his Ministry bad resigned aod that it was Her Majesty’s command that he, Sir Jonn A. or at his ‘with the will of the people, as i elections, which gave to the conservative party their present overwhelming SIR JOHN RETICENT. Your correspondent met Sir John Macdonald im- mediately after the | the wily ob! to a question as to the personnel of the new Ministry Sir Jobn replied that it bad not yet beea chosen and that be would be very happy to afford the Hzzatp> the informat a8 soon as bad made up bis mind; that he would rema! int eral days lo » > and when the arrange- ments had been completed would be most happy to furaish the necessary informations. Severai other matters were touched upon, but Sir John’s tact evaded them, and, except the assurance that he would call to bis assistance the ablest men of his party, the newly appointed Premier would vouchsale nutbing definite, THR KEW MINISTRY. jg the case with all such affairs of state the is Made out and awaits but one or two complete the hist. what I can learn Minister of Finance—Ex-Governor ue Jobn, N. B. Minister of hey coer a9 Dr. Charles Tupper, member tor Camberiand, N. 3. Minister of Agricalture—Hon. John H. Pops, of Compton, Quebes. Minister of Public Works—Hon. Hector Langevin. Minister of Militia apd Detence—Hon. Louis F. R. Masson, of Terrebonne, Quebec, Minister of Marice and Fisnerles—Hon. Mr. Pope, of Prinee Kdward Island. Miftster ot Justice—Mr, James MacDon 1, Of Pic- tou, Postmaster General—Ho: bell, (At pre tim the Secretary of State—Jo Mipister of the Interior—Mackenzie Bowell. & Minister of Iniand Revenue—Hoo. Mr. Carling. Speaker of the House—Heu. W. Macdougail. POSSIBLE VARIATIONS, Senator Tradell is also meationed for the Reeesiver Generalsnip, but will hardly replace the Hon. Mr. Caron unless it is decided that the Hoo. Mr. Langevin shall be dropped. The latter gentieman was defeated atthe Parliamentary elections, the constituency of Charlevoix baving rejected bim by a majority of just 100, and itis barely possible that rather than find aseat for bim msome county, as he would be Ddound to Sir Jobn will let bim go ater Trudel! instead, Lang Mr, Alexander Camp- ate Connor, ot Ontario, ‘ngiisn Protestant member—Mr. Ryan, who 1s a Rowan Cathelic Irishman, must, netwitnstanding his prestige, be comtent to remaio a private member of the House. ‘Mr. Thomas White, the member for Cardwell, Ont., is also mentioned as likely to gerous rivalto Messi kensie, Bowell and Kirkpi journalist, with twe: ing in the House secend in point of Sir Jobo Macdonald nimeeif and eoula did he so desire, He chooses to icei his way, how. ever, and prudently seeks to make s success on tne floor of the House rather than a possible failure in the Ministry. In submitting onange there will be very eke asority mentioned ves + fe been with him in the ald huis: istry of the conservative part MR. TILDEN’S TAX SUIT. JUDGE BAXTER PROPOSES TO ENFORCE THE BETUBN KOOKS OB TO EXHAUST THE POWER OF THE FEDERAL COURT IN THE ATTEMPT. [Bx TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.) Derrrorr, Mich., Oct. 9, 1878. ‘The hearing of the Harland-Tilden caso before Com- missioner Davison was con! The was spent in long arguments by G. V. N. Lothrop, Hariai counsel, and Hariaad bimeel! in support of 8 motion to dismiss the charge be ground that tnere nad not been sufficient evidence produced te support it, Many techaical points were alse raised by counsel for the defence, but at the close of the argument the Commissioner refused to grant the motien, The hearing will be continued to-morr: A rathor sensational scene in connection with this ease occurred in the United States Circuit Court this afternoon. Yesterday afternoon Mr. Sber- map, Assistant United States Atterney, sab- mitted a petitic: to Judge Baxter, of the United States Cirou! Sonthe Wr an order granted At Lewnrop, Pie fer MoClosky, 0 and means, a nae i asked for woul would iy ae tt by the iatroduction of illegal testimony. Judge Baxter said tant to seize and carry away the beoks was not the proper way to raise the question of the Lg eg! of evi went on to say :— “Mi shrop, this is ray ve try & proper mode of serving vin—to have ee ee eeging © in b the attorney in the case to sanction any ave ne doubt that il you wi will give up the dooce, At all eveote 1 think the power of this Court ample to compel their return, and if necessary 1 will cchetas, that power. modity tue directio joClosky hi THE ELEVATED RAILWAY., OPINION OF THR ATTORNEY GENERAL ON THE GRAND JURY'S PRESENTMENT—‘‘A MEKE EVASION OF DUTY '~-THE CASE TO DE BEARD ON FRIDAY. Auaanr, Oot. 9, 1878, Jobo Sparks, clerk of the Court of General Sessions, has forwarded tothe Attorney General a copy of the Presentment of the Grand Jury againat the Klevated railroad, 19 accordance with the erder of the Vourt, Tne Attorney General had alreagy read the paper in one of the New York dailies, and to-day apon being asked bis opinion of the matter said promptly :—“The presentment, as the Grand Jury call their paper, seems te be simply an mm ot tho daty of the Grand Jury, if dence had hae presented to them sufficient for ja purely evasive, A presentment such as Pot bring o has no active force wh: vr. it ie hing could ire xoept ory reapectab! cor ree "Lshall take none to take. simply to decide whether as ibe Attorney General of the State, orin, sarees the corporation tor ite Geemnenee, jaiat lodged with him was not favs oF Prooia, and he wou! tain any Complaint unless 1 was strongly t by sworn proofs; but in this case be supposes the necessity these w: werlvoked, and tbe ter was of such ‘material interest to the of Now York that he thought it advisable to aD opportunity fora hearing. Io case ould be iastituted and wee - people 1y Would be determined by the other I portant ether a new corporation of another eor- to whieh the preset on spon dissolunioe ell or ti its prope: and privileges TO BE HANGED, (ex TELz0RaPH To THe HERALD.) Moytreat, Oct 9, 1878, Sentence of death was pronounced by Judge Ram- say to-day on Damien Bonin, found guilty of com mitting an outrago on Mary Oviia Chabot, a little ebiid underfour years ot age. Mrs. Chabot, the mother o the child, testitied that on the afternoon of the lave! October the child returned home exhausted and bleed! and told carried § ber ber. ‘fhe prisoner identified by Napoleon pine years ol » who saw thecr trom among the lumber where playing at the time, but who was that he did vot call for beip. ier Kenpeville, another boy, seven years of corroborated the evidence given by the boy Moisau. The Judge ruled tpat the testimony ef the little girl herself could uot be admitted, aad she wag not placed in the witness box. Bonin is condemned to be banged en the 6th of December next, TELEGRAPHIO NOYES, Pha men ce who committed a bold bai at Pa, a few weeks ago, was arresied in Bet 19g, had fale 7 boiler explosion in Barns’ Mill, near Ht aArk., oie ine Edward Keem and Preranbicy p Bans aoa iT sociation for the Advancement of Women ts 1p session at Providence. Ton Statos are represented, Judge Westbrook refuses Superiotendent Pillsbury, of emioany Penitentiary, to produce his books befere the Committee of the Joint Board of Supervisors. Joseph Harrison, tre ny spice nouse, was ar: ‘day at Buffalo char with defrauding tne Nat t Hovel and the Unit Express Company at Rochester, N. Y. HOTEL AKRIVALS. Roar Admiral Alfred Taylor aud Chief Engineer J. W. King, United States Nav. enator W. W. Rock. well, of Glen’s Falls, N. Y.. and Postmaster A. L, Snowden, of Philadelphia, are at the Gilsey. Sei P. B, Plum, of Kansas, and Judge W. H. Warner, of Connecticut, are at the St, Nicholas, Commander R, L, Phythiav, United States Navy; William L. Scett, of Erie, Pa., and ex-Congressmen John M. S, Williams, ef Massathusetts, and E. D. Standiford, of Kentucky, are at the Fifth Avenue. Professor Jono Forsyth, of West Point, is at the Park Avenue General G, Dassl, of Italy, is at the Metropolitan. Captain Cook, of the steamship Russis, 1s at the New Yorr. Senator Ira Daveaport, ef Bath, N. ¥., 1s at theSt James, Gwneral 8, D, Sturgis, United States Army, and Sun geon Daniel McMurtrie, United States Navy, are atthe Sturtevant. Ex-Mayor W. L. Putnam, of Portland, Me,, 8 at the Windsor. Captain J. W. Sadler, of the steamship State of Indiana, 1s at the Grand Central, Professor Edmund Loder, of England; D. D. M, Bur. goss and family, of Havana, are at the Westminster Hotel. 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