The New York Herald Newspaper, October 20, 1878, Page 16

NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 20, 73.-QUINTUPLE SHEET, fn TELEGRAPHIC NEWS| GLASGOW BANKING From All Parts of the World. ENGLAND'S FOREIGN POLICY Passage of the Socialist Bill With the Restricting Clause. CLOSING SCENES AT PARIS. How the Awards Will bs Dis- tributed To-Morrow. A FETE AT VERSAILLES. RUSSIA AND THE NIHILISTS. [BY CABLE TO THE HERALD.] Lonpox, Oct. 20, 1878. Sir Stafford Northcote, speaking at Birmingham last night, admitted the depression in trade and consequent loss of elasticity of the revenue, Nev- ertheless he did not anticipate the necessity of ask- ing of the country renewed sacrifices. He condemned over anxiety respecting the tulfil- ment of the provisions of the Treaty of Berlin. Disturbance of the waters does not cease with the falling of the wind. An important mo- ment would be next May, the period of complete Russian evacuation. He was convinced that the Powers would not suffer the Treaty of Berlin, which cost so much, to be set aside. The English government’s policy would be one of firmness, prudence and moderation, and they would watch over the imterests of England’s Indian Colonial Empire. The government would not have the heart of England with them, if is thought the interests of England were Mmited> 19 these small islands (meaning Great Britatn, and Ireland). One great principle of thoir policy isthe preservation of the Ottoman Empire, and they intended to introduce material improvo- ment in Asiatic Turkcy. He then defended the ac- quisition of Cyprus, which, he said, was vindicated by the government’s policy respecting Egypt. Con- cerning Afghanistan, the Chancellor reiterated the statements made by Mr. Cross, the Home Secretary, at Southport, adding thac the government will not allow its attention to be distracted from the execu- Mon of the Berlin Treaty. THE SOCIALIST BILL PASSED. The German Reichstag yesterday adopted the whole Of the Socialist bill bya vote of 221 against 149 Both sections of the conservatives and national lib- erale, with some independent Nberals, voted for the Dill, Prinee Bismarck thon read the message closing the Reichstag. He said the government, armed with this measure, would make a determined effort to cure the prevalent disease. If they were not able te sue- eeed in two and a half years the government hoped to obtain further concessions. TURKEY APRAID OF RUSSIA. A despatch to the Vi Political Correspondence from Constantinopie says the Grand Vizier has ex- Pressed to the ambassadors tne Porte’s alarm at the Boesian military measures and proceedings which a prevented tne Porte {rom carrying out the much desired disarmament, THE PARIG AWARDS, Eiaberate preparations have been made at Paris under the personal direction of M. Ki z, tne Com- missioner General, and M. Georges Berger, tne Direc- tor of the Foreign Sections, tor the distribution of the French Exhibition prizes on Monday next, Octo- ber 21, m the Palais de I’Iodusirie. A series of benches, forming a platiorm at the west ex- tremity of the transept, will be reserved for the Senate, the Chamber of Deputies, the Council of State, the Judges, the foreign Commissions and high offctals, and, in the first piace, for the Marshal and Princes and other guests of distinction by whom he is accompanied. Three sections of the area are allotted to French and toreign exhib- ‘tors and those who receive invitations. in the first gallery, which surrounds the whole nave, afew benches are reserved for the Press and other Dodies, and the rest jor ladies only, On the ground floor benches are also reserved all round, bat there bow ladies and gentlemen will be admitted. Places are also allotted to choral and instramental bands, of groups and trie yesterday to make the final disposition for to-mor- row’s ceremony. MACMAHON’S ARRIVAL, President MacMahon will arrive at the Palace be- sween balf-past twelve and one o'clock, where he Will be received by M. Teisserene De Bort, Minister of Proceed directly to the As s00n as the Marshal ball nave entered the officials of the Expositior ‘Will be organised in groups, each of which will be Gomposead of members of the Grand presidents secrotarios of class and those of the exhibitors to whom grand diploma: medals have be of henor, grand prizes and gold awarded. Tue groups will thea in the coriége which 18 to defile before President MacMahon as oliows:—Usners of She several Ministries in grand costume, toreign sol- 8 in parade uniform, and then the groups, thus:— in and instructio! textile fabries, clothi ining ludustries, raw and manuiactured prod Qpparaius and processes used in the mechanical fractures, alimentary products and agriculture Pircicaliare, Each group will be preceded by tts bao: Atver defiiing before the Prosiaent the Groups will occupy the places reserved ior them, There will ve a rehearsal of this part of tne ceremony to-day. THE CLOSING SORNES, After the march past the ceremonies will consist Ot mnging, speeches and the delivery o: 150 diplomas by the President, The ire programme ‘The bait Ground each of the columos which support the roof are clusters 01 flags of all nations, Tweuty-one thou- fand tickets have b distributed, whereof! the Senators and Veputies took 2,500 and the pablic fanctonari«s, the commissions of the Exposiu @thers for whom plac @ reserved, 8,500, leaving 10,000 unreserved piaces for distribution to tne pubiic, On the 224 and fore to ti Mt Versailies, Tho Park will bo lt up by « Aight, and there will be tums whe same scale ae tb: nthe Bois de Boulogne on she 80th of June CANLE NOTRS. After a long debate on the g niaont's policy the Greek Chamber yesterday passed a vote of confidence by 69 yons to 63 nay The Globe of this evening states that preparations aking at Odossa to iry 340 Ninil ted States Minister Noyes yesterday forwarded from Paris $4,000 to Secretary Kvarts for the relief of yellow fever suiforers in the Untied Stat ‘the Arat detachment of Koumantan troops fer the Ocoupation of the Dobruaju left Bucharest on Thure- SPEEDY VENGE. ANCE, SAVANNAH, Ga., Oot, 19, 1878. While the wife of Houston De- mere, a planter in Bryan county, Afieen miles trom this city, was returning trom a visit to a neighbor's, She was followed by & weil known negro named Giles, Who attempted to commit & criminal asswuit upon her, but Was prevented by the timely are rival of a _pentieman, when the fiend flow. He was captured on Friday, ana while Aree of & constable bir. Demere shot him and tl a Th _ Scotchmen Stupefied by the Stu- pendous Steal. RUINED BY RIGHTEOUSNESS. A Sermon of Warning to Those Who Profess Too Much. HOW TH’ SILLER WA’ GRABBIT. {BY CaBLU TO THE HERALD.) Gu:scow, Oct. 19, 1878. This city is absorbed in a melancholy contemplation of the terrible picture of crime and ruin presented in the official re- port of the examiners of the broken City of Glasgow Bank. The figures and facts are so overwhelming that even financial minds, familiar with figures and cash books, seem A kind of apathetic paralysis appears to have seized upon the citizens. The business exchanges are absolutely stagnant, neither better nor worse. Yesterday's fears of a panic anda run on the banks were fortu- nately not realized. igns of approaching punishment for the directors are visible and eagerly hailed by the whole community. THE GENERAL EFFECT, A review of the effect on the Scotch trade since the disaster shows the dreadful extent The list of the works stopped is not extensive, but includes the iron works of Henderson, Dymock & Co.; the Heatheryknow Oolliery and Brick- works ; Miller’s Spinning Mill, of Dundee ; several pits in Ayrshire; Hanna, Donald & Wilson, engineers, Paisley (liabilities $70,000), and several building yards. The following is a list of the reductions in wages already intimaty.d as (P-cided upon :— utterly to fail to grasp the situation. of the damage. Clyde shipbuilders........eceess.e0. 74 percent Edinburgh masons..........++es0..6. 1d. per hour Daikeith iron workers...........0.-+. 10 per cqnt Miners. 6d. per day Laborers. Batlheston miners, Shott’s iron workers. . + 1s. per week - 6d. per week + 10percent Merry & Cunningham’s tradesmen... 10 per cent Edinburgh joiners..........-ss+seee++ gd. per hour FUrMACEMED,.........--seeeeeseeeeeee 18. PEF day WHERE SHALL JUSTICE BEGIN? On the question of bringing the directors of the rotten bank to justice the Glasgow Mail says:—*‘The falsification of the balance sheets render the directors civilly respon- sible to the purchasers of the shares, but is this the only responsibility incurred? In England the question has, certainly been tried by the institution of a criminal prose- cution, but in Scotland everything depends upon the view which the Lord Advocate may take of the case. THE SCOTCH TWIST, The important feature in the report is the deliberate falsification of the re- turn made to the government of the gold held by the bank against the notes issued. The legal issue was limited to £72,921 ; but atthe suspension of the con- cern the note circulation was £863,403 and the coin amounted to only £321,753. But the deficiency was made to appear less by illegally including the coin lying at the bank's branches. This scandalous proceed- ing exposes the bank to tremendous penal- ties under the laws of Great Britain, VALUE OF PROFESSED RELIGION. The Glasgow Evening Times says :—‘'The statement in the London Times of this morning, as telegraphed to us, that the story is ‘one of the most disgraceful in the whole history of banking’ cannot be denied, and is, perhaps, all the more disgraceful because of the fact that the scandal and crime occurred in professedly the most re- ligious city in the most religious country in the world.” It is doubtful if anything more will ever be heard from thia side about «wild cat” banking in America. THE GUILTY DIRECTORS—CRIES FOR JUSTICE— A FORMIDABLE ARRAIGNMENT, {From the Evening Telegram of yesterday. } SPECIAL CABLE DESPATCH TO THE TELEGRAM. GLASGOW, Oct. 19, 1878, The Excitement with respect to the Bank of Glas- gow’s financial statement is hourly increasing. With reference to the financial statement made yesterday by the accountants employed on that de. funct institution, the Herald, of this city, makes the following comments tn its issue of to-day:— “A more melancholy and complete scene of finan- celal wreck and ruin was never velore witnessed, The aetails given to the public tar exceed the worst anticipation, and one can but stand appalled before the starting revelations of culpable mis. management. Frightiul reckiessness has been displayed, bristing with transactions of the most dubious character. The details of the bank's Josses are read with mingled teelings of shame for the country, compassion for the unhappy share- holde: 1 with burning indignation against those who have brought this dire calamity on both. The law will offer no protection for society at large if an attempt is not mode to ascertain the legal responsibilities of the men who have proved thus false to their trust, and guided the bank to its doom. We deeply regret we have not one word of comiort to give to the unhappy share. holders who, doubtless, ere long, Wiil have their all swept away in making up the loss, which aggregates £5,190,983, to which has to be adaea the capitat of £1,000,000."" ASGOW NEWS SAYS. The News say result of the fatiure makes the sharehoiders liable jor acall on their shares ot upward of five nundred percent. This astonnaing figure dwarfs the pessimistic estimates of the deficit, The revelations of astounding frauds in the manner of PeLaone on the business of the defunct institution promise to go beyond anything that has yet been imagined. This is as- erted by those who are best informed. They al- lege that when the real facts are laid bare they will throw into the shade the most malicious rumors concernivg the malleasance of the direct- ors, No single form of fraudulent concealment has been resorted to, jor the single reason that every conceivable method of deception and deceit has been practised, These frauas have been carried on with @ reckiess audacity that mocks the con- jectures 01 the most cynical criticism. GUILTY OF EVERY SIX. “There is no sin against sound banking, honest bookkeeping, common good faith, which the men Who have managed the defunct bank have not been guilty oi—not once or twice, to conceal an Occasional slip or to tide over an exceptional dim- culty, but careiuily, deliberately and with @ set Purpose. Month after montn and year after year they nave done this to gratify their own setfish ends, thus serving to increase the enormity of their offence. itis almost impossible to imagine the sad results of the wide-reaching mischief ac- complished by these guilty men. They have hed to the government in the matter of their financial standing, they have defied the law and they have defrauded the public. They are the meang ot bringing ruin to hundreds cf heipless meu and women, whose sole crime was that they did not know that the directors of the bank were knaves of the biackest dye. RECKLESS RASCALITY. “The directors have encompassed these crimes to be able to carry on speculations for their own profit or the enrichment oi their friends, They will have ere long to answer for the accumuiation of misdeed upon misdeed—so reckless and suicidal indeed, that but for the unmistakable evidences of deliberate fraud one would be tempted to put the whole thing down to hopeiess dementia. No ques- tion exists but that tne directors have done wrong. They cannot piead that they have acted in a haphazard or unknowing Jashion. The plea of of having conducted the affairs of the bank with recklessness Will not avail them aught, The incon- trovertible facts are to be found in the records that they have been impelled solely by selfish objects. Their misdoings are almost all, without exception, of the most deliberate kind. The puviic can now note once More how a handful of unprincipled men can witn facility destroy a profitable business, dis- sipate enormous wealth and shake the whole commercial system to its base and involve thou- sands of innocent peopie in misery and ruia. 4 SHAMEFUL SHOWING OF FALSEHOOD AND DISHONOB—IS THE BANK OF 1NGLAND SOLID ? [Bx CABLE TO THE HERALD.) Lonpox, Oct. 19, 1878, The Times, im its financial article, commenting on the official report of the investigators into the affairs of the City of Glasgow Bank, says:— The shareholders will now have some light thrown Upon the condition of the bank’s affairs, and a Most sombre light it is, The bank has lost, on and probably favorable estimate, at ig a most disastrous unbappy shareholders, ava that a loss of such have fallen on them but for &@ moderate practised to b: The story set forth in the most disgraceful in the b been deliberately port is o1 of banking. Accounts have falsified, securities entered at fictitious values, bad debts taken as good and the very gold which, ought to have been held against the note is-ue deliverately squandered to the extent ot over £300,000. The government has been deceived by falso returns, the snareholders by crooked baianve ts and everything done in short that perverse in- genuity covid think of to conceal the corrapt condi. tion of the bank until it became a national calamity. Ol the investigators must sturtie th mercantile community almost as much as the the failure and ought to be the fF many much needed kin Here 1s a bank prolessedly occupied win ihe com- merce of Scotland, u bank notable among the Scotch banks for its pushing endeavors to establisu branches all over the orthero half of the kingdom, throwing away millions to support hopelessly rotten tirms in the East Lodia trade, investing 19 doubitul or alto- gether speculative eoourities such as Eric snares and other American ratiway stocks, buying land in Aus- tralia and Now Zealand aud generally bebaving like an inane yamble: ITH OTHER PROPLE’S MONKY. e jent rather ireely on « bad e*- i and Ner to nide the lost ambiguous balance sheets, nnd the tirst lo thas hid. Then worse came. It was vecessary to go from one crimioal act to wnuther in order to the ever increasing Out of sight wotil at last the criminality revchea the point of paying a splendid dividend aod issuing a val- ance sheet showing a large surplus at the very ti 4 the funds of the bauk were so ut! tne managers bad to abstract No comm ate can add to the force of fucts like these. We can only-repeut that 11 such offences Cent puviic and suffer: ge uppunirhed there is ao end to confidence in Sootch banking. A shock will, indeed, be given to the credit of ali banks such as must prove most in- JUrious to the mercantile creait of Eagland, and puo- ispineut aloae will not suffice. There must be re- form as well. “ow's THE BANKY’? The Daily Telegraph, in its Goancial article this morning, referring to the rumor spread yesterday of a loan from the Bank of France to the Baok of Eng- land, says:—*‘Che stories about the Bank of England and the Bank of France are palpable iuveations. If One institution required bullion from the other no special arrangem: was needed to eflect a purchase.’’ The articie also says:—‘‘Some mischievous rumors ot fallares were also set afloat, but tneir abi ited as soon as uttered.” BANK AFPAIRS IX LONDOX, 65nd per cent. droopiug anti! tue completion ot the Wednesday, which caused the failure | some untm- portant speculators in home railways and Eric Ua Thursday a good efect was prodccod by the Bank of Eogiand not raising iterate of discouat, The mar. since bas been comparatively firm, expecially tor for- being taken for the Coutinent. Bank 1s contiaued de- t private Orma since the failure of the City of Glasgow Bank amount to £5,762,000, FLOTSAM AND JETSAM. The Liverpool Post, in its second edition to-aay, an- nounces the fatiure of James Sawors & Co, West Coast trading, and baving houses in Valparaiso, Lima and Arequipa. The failure was caused chiefly by a fallin copper. Their liabilities are not stated, It te estimatea that the burden of the City of Giae- gow Bank's doficit will tall cniefly.en about two hun- drod ef the weelthy shareholders, Many failures in Glasgow and throughout the country are anticipated aa 4 conseq The National Bank of Belgium hi count rate from 3% to 414 per cent. MINCING LANK MARKETS. In Mineing lave jone of the markets a pplies were limited, Coflee was lower; most of the foreign on offer was witudrawo, The Nether. lands Ti ing Compaoy, on the 23d inst., will seil 99,600 bags good ordinary. Java is valued at the Septomber price to rather und Cocoa has again = risen, being mow remarkably high, the pub! sales of tea common to w season's Congou sold beiow any quotations bitherto given this year During the jast two days thore has been somewhat more inquiry from the trade and exporters, In the sugar market the feature has been an improvement upon crystallized Demerara of about @ shilling per handred weight; refining West Indies was firm; low brown sorts wore quiet, Beet sug w father cheaper, Rice was one floatiog cargo w ported ata docline on Jast week's prices, Saltpetre was easier. Spices sod ite dis- PARIS NOT AFRAID OF ANY FINANCIAL onasH, [BY CABLE TO THE HenaLD.] Parte, Oct. 19, 1878, Prices at the Bourse continue firm. Transactions are active. The German markets maintain their rates and the ten- dency generally is upward, although there is no marked feature. Rente fives closed at 113f. 20c., throes at 751. 60c., Italians at ‘T3t 450, ITALIAN OPERA IN LONDON, BALSAM OF HONEY AND TOLU CURES ASTH- Bronediti> a, Waooving Cough aad Hoarse HARIN f x: harmacy, Bible louse. CATAREBA CATARRH TES. —EVERY Patron of these invaluaoles parchases a speedy eure tors Sneezing and sniveiling cold, 25c, per box. Depot, 15 Bust 1geh st. % is CAMPBELL, APOTHE and Strietiy pur OPENING OF THE SEASON AT HER MAJESTY'S— “PIDELIO” AND “CARMEN.” [BY caBLE TO THE HERALD.) Lonpon, Oct. 19, 1878. Mr. Mapleson'’s winter season of Italian opera at Her Majesty's Theatre, Haymarket, AKY, © MEDICINES at row NING AT THE ESTABLISHMENT 752 Broadway, GLO 6u ow klyn lextablisned GU years York; 165 Vierrepont st., Br. F. BOOSS & BRO, (ESTABLISE ii ad aoufieturer, of Fine opened to-night under the management 26 Mercer st, between Howard and Grand ste. have beon awarued the 5 . -in-! OLD MEDAL of Mr, Mapleson’s son-in-law, Captain At the Paris Exhibition above sil competitors: also bigh- est award at th SKALSKIN >, Centennial Exbibition, Pail dolphin. Armit. The performance was excellent. PQUkS and FUR LINED GARMENTS « specialty. The opera was Beethoven’s ‘Fidelio.” GRADUATED CHEST AND LUNG PROTECLORS are weil praven preventives of Jun Mme. Peppenheim sang as Fidelio, NISANG A. SINGER. sole a mnufeturer, 704 Broadway, and the American tenor, Candidus, HYAT?I’S LIFE BALSAM MUS? FIRST BE TRIER up being cured of rheumatism, gout, sero belore you giv la. de. It has bas od remedy. Depog as Florestan. n proven 4 great Candidus was in fine voice, andat. cold by drucgists everywhere, and Pappenheim was no less excellent. On DIES’ FORMS FULLY DEVELOP Font “rod to iis or Wednesday evening next the first perform- KETCHUM IiCHELL’s TOOTH POWDER BOI . . FO. ance of “Carmen” will occur, with Trebelli Re mane ces be used convenicntly. Large siad hanalest. Soid, Hiled or empty, by ary, in the title part, and there is much interest felt ins comparison with Minnie Hauk’s singing and acting. Although the London house is denuded of its best singers to en- tertain the people of New York, a successful and even brilliant season is anticipated. PHILADELPHIA, OCTOBER 7, 18 BK. Voutak, Eng Deak “1k Hav ALL OBACCO CIGARETTES in Uhin city ? me, I smoxed tuem fur some time and liked them very much, Now 4 cannot find them, dealers offering someshing inferior a sinailer cost tu themselves than the “MAR hd a sending the avove asked information you will mu-h oblige, . -Tosacco CiGaKeTtEs ure made ot ea tobaccos, each p eo murced with the Anme, Yi Ask the THE NEW DOMINION GOVERNMENT. \DIES MADE AND RETAILED AT 250, $ aud 1,225 Loner or PAKKER & CONKLING, D—DR MARSH'S TREATMENT, 40 yeurs experience. Only office 3 ), opposite St, Paut’s Chure! i1LD REFINED GOLD at to plate PURE ® pound. HON. MR, MASSON CONSENTS TO JOIN SIR JOHN MACDON\LD AND IS SWORN IN, (v¥ TELEGRAPH 10 THE HERALD.] Qvenec, Oot, 19, 1878. Hop, Mr. M: loader et a large rection ou! the Lower Canadian French conservative party, tor RUPTURE CURE! the only reliabl v . (Astor How 10 PAIN’ THE LILY OR soless ti has always been considered whose assistance Sir Jobn A. Macdovald has been crystal with a solation of ads which should give it OE: He, Oe Re. Satan.) | AAR OE the hardness and permanont orilliancy of the genuine hero at three o’ciock this afternoon by sek CRE by ‘cc ie mpsojal: teem); (rom, Naw.) York, , whese/) he: ate fiveanoertakens Sach an ontbusiust. aad @ succenstal rived yesterday by the French mer St ch chonutat who ‘discovered the art of TamoxDs equal in all outward fons tn feria: HUMPHREYS! corner 12th st, no agents, Laurent. He was closeted with Sir Jobn till four ee re aceniue o’clock, when both attended in the locul Parliament he swearing in by four judges, heaved by Mereuith, of the new administrator of ‘apadian government during th General Sir Puirick Mucdougull, K. Medistely aiterward Hon, Hector Langevin was sworn iu as a memover ot tue New Dominion government, as Postmaster Generul, aud Hon. Mr, Masson, Minister of Militia, the oaths by ing administered privately by Mr. Himswortn, Clerk of Privy Council, Mecasrs, Mackenzie, Bowell, Pope, of Princo Euwurd island, ana were present, but were uot sworn tain tolurm a portion of the go’ Sir Jobo aud those of bis Ministers und prospective Ministers who are in town heid u Cabinets meeung to-night, and then all i P.M. tor Montreal by train, ‘I'he remaioder of the Cabinet wili be sworn io in that ony on dlonday. 4, and only interior to ¢! y aro for sale only at R. iment, 819 Broadway, Now Pork vr TO REMOV UNPRECEDENTED =U! CCE: 3s. Tarumaisy never Known to full. Cures chills aod fever. 2 ze iO HOPE. house very furnished, a i thing in the vest atyle. YOLDEN HAL. —-ROBA it duces, by two or three a color yo mien admired: 1 of all apothecaries and fancy gov R, HOVENDEN & n, TA BL AU GRAND AOTEL—PARL Particnlariy recommends: Bedrooms trom 5 tranes « das Pension 2 es x day, including lodging, board aud wine. ow Litt HOTEL MEK handsomely less; to Sols agouta, OFFICIAL LIST OF MINISTYRS. PLACE DB L'OPERA Orrawa, Oct. 19, 1878, To-day’s official gazette aunounces the following appeintments Sir John A. Macdonald, Minister of the Interior, 3. L. Tilley, Minister vf Finance, baer ar Tupper, dlinister of Public Works, J. H. Pope, Minister of Agriculiure, Jobu O’Conuor, President ei Counell, James MoDonal, Member of tue Privy Council and Minister of Justice. ‘There wre thee s EAU-8 RUE DE LA PAIX, CASAs NOVAS, PROPRIBTON,. Kirst clase ostablishincae Ju high’ repute among American families, ALPH, OUX 43 BOULEVARD Diss CAPUCINBS, Morgceo. Brow: rane ci ia vs a irtu, Bronent any Dt DDS," NOVELTIES, os, Silke ll do ji 4 16 KRUK VIVIENN. 2 ME oes AND FANCY ‘ea nod bln Noveltios, SUN EUREND AL stan, Unies States, LORD DUFFLRIN’S DEPARTURE. CARKIAGE BUILDE MILLION, GUIET & 0O., ENIHUSIASTIC FAREWELLS OF FOREMOST CAN- Go Avenue Noataigne: 1 ay ADIANS TO THtIR GOVERNOR GENERAL—HE chip clades rnin Gunn 1 Pe UMBARKS IN A STORM WITH POPULAR BENEDICTIONS. IONS PLEREOT, Rus Lepslotier, (SPECIAL MANU. n TRY, 0 DY appointment to the Khedive, GOLD LOCK ETS Ree ‘i KINDS (SP FACTORY), a. Nico ae ane Ou » WATCHMAKERS, GOLAY LERBSCHE x; also at Genera, [BY TELEGRAPH To THE HERALD.] QuuBxc, Oct. 19, 1878, Canada bas just lost the most populer of ber Gov- ernor Generals, Lora Dufferin ie sailing out of this port on board the Allan mail steamor Polynesian. His Excellency dreve gown tothe Queen’s wharf at half-past nine o'clock (bis moraing, escorted from the citadel by A and B troops of the Royal Canadian Hus- sare asa guard of honor, The most severe storm of the season raged this moroing a fell in torrents apd the wind lssbed tbe river into jeaming waves; nevertne: jousanus of cit Zens limed the streets, bunting was liberally displayed and » distiaguisbed assemblage wos on the whart to say ‘‘Farewell."” THE PARTING OVATION. ‘The guard of honour va the wharf was composed of ’ ( Varis lo Rue AURANT GR Palsix Royal TRY. CAK ign, 2 YOUNG LADL HOTEL ARRIVALS, J. A. Bridgiand, United States Consul at Havre, is at the Filth Avenue. Ex-Senator 3. F, Rice, bah Arkansas, is at the St, Denis, José do Soto, of the Spanish Legation at Washington, 1s at tho Westmin- | ster. J. C, Ciarke, vice president of the Lihnois Cen- D VErour, Ts, TISSUES FOR FURNITURE, eile Clery, JHOUL. MISS SULEAU, (Garden) awteanbrland, now L Rue d Auteuil, JHOOL, ete here Derieyuehem, riom, rivase Koums, (Uri sKEOW, Avenue d’ie RIVOLE, OFPOSITR THE First class Family Hotel, Lit, Tuileries Gacdous. tral Railroad Company, and Nahum Capen, of Bosioa, B battery audtne Sighth Royai Volunteer Rifles, with | aro at the St, Nicholas. General H. W. Wossells, | Rony MDOUTOLE. Ot the city and river police. A brilliant sift of oilicers | United States army, and Paymaster Green Clay Good. | rh “RoUve NAT, G2 Rie H and the Mayor and City Corporation received the | oe, of the United States Marine Corps, are at the | rey capes in Governor General aad conducied him toa pavilion | Sturtevant. ELS re nee eats —- jevard Montmartre Strictly Mxed prices, where were emvied General Sir Patrick THERE IN NO KIND OF MEANNESS MORE CON. “ veep an FLOWERS. @, MacDougall, commander uf tue forces, who Wil! ad- | gompiivie than that which sceks t tue repoia 0. is. Orders bY post. mrnisier Ibe Canadian government until the arrival | tion of @ stanaard articl rior mite. | BAU diss’ Pets, Powel sav Tea, BEARD DYK, ot the Marquis. o! Lorne; Lady MacDougall, ir John, | tion. ‘This ix what ths imitators of GLENN'S SULPHUR ~oAP Ky » oatral Belix, 43 Bi WORK: MacDowald, aud the lolluwing Dowioioa Sinustera:— | are doing The public, ray rest nsnitred that the sons JEW ye ora GouDaaitit 4. OC. Honorabies Messrs, Luuogevin und Pope, of Prince | slieged to equal GLENN'S ds not ponsens its puritying, claci nyaut, 19 Kuw do Edwara’s island Meunare ‘Aikpus, ' Mackenzie | ¥ine and wntl-theumatic propertion, Sold vy druxgists | on ease oF afer be oonrat haa and 4 Premier Joly, of the Pro cahamaiagambert Ofc ey ia albiaie gg ACLAG coLors, Quevec, % Langtier; His Grace the Arcbuisnop Desa Staniey, as) " Senator MucPnerson aud otners + WHENCE COMES sOZ0DONT) MUNICIPAL FARKWELL ADDRESS, . | ix eC * The Mayor iu wstme ef tue ciizeus presented a oats cael nba ther t CEINTURE farewell address tv Lord Dulles: ticularly tor the inter 2 Kus, Auber, Srst floor. VERRY, 11 KU ists Laaies, i FEATHENS FOR DRESSES, ubler Frere & Sovars, A thonsand basy hands exsay To ather trazrance day by dav. And these distilled To make the famoas s0Z0) The -oZz000NT that aw at wan tions, His Excellency promised to send bis reply to the Mayor, Having chatted a few minutes with De v4 HU af PERFUMED, GIVING iramip, tae dene &. MecDoealé, Ueners! Mesbor waesiors Tyne Benuty to complexion. 1 7, Piver, 10 Houlovard de _ EAU DENTLERICE <D ODONTHALING embarked on @ MLR Ee applause und was couveyed on vera BM. 5. Sirus (Dental paste). ‘hi ZODONT its mic KESTAUKAN je bo myriad suite: ARKATION. Siiae anh bois | pune ul gale 1 was deemed advisablo Mg ay neni todd to have to transbip dowa tue DUCHESNE suc 107, 108, 108, mg Dejeuner, 3 tr Connipesing the SPRCIALTY ( for Lord Duflerin 400 AM FRO. on, UAWOORIAN, S sewoite river, a8 originally intended; and, ater staying bait | To preserve the tocth ard keep them pure and white, to = he Was conveyed on bourd (ue | prevent their decay, there is no Dreparation in the market . OPALS SPEC! TALTY, DUBNIK amidg the bouming Of cannon | eduAl to SoxopGNT: to preserve th in a naturaliy (ungary).. La A. Goldseky teas be alerion, DIAMONDS, PEARLS, Pit 3 STONES. emit Taitbout, Vanderheym, Export of Tribunats, 41 Ki heavily, yet thousands of eutuusiustie citt ed the ratparts 01 the terrace, the Goverucr’ ND. NON COs oh 1G MARK LAN! provrietors of the 1 GUEBN BORO OYSTE KENT, ENGLAND, will be NSIGNMENTS of RICAN hich they will sell at their UNIVERSAL UT, BILLINGSUATE, at the highest pros A.—NO MONEY REQUIRED T USE RENNKE's Ps wie it “Od “Tt ws bs ike by Charm.” If you have got Ruenmatisn “BON YOTAGE! The St. Lawrence, Maia of Ori Songer steamors,"ioaded with passon;ers and carrying bands of music, despiie the feuriul weather aud OYSTER A tieable pric & RENNE’S MAGIC OIL, View PU HLICATIONS. heavy seas, foliowed the mail steamer, to escort His N " " xceiloney twenty muse dowa the river, where they ave Serer Le skaines Maate oft. NEW NOVEL BY MIS HOLWER vid him @ hearty farewell. f you hy 1 Colle oF Crumps, s¥ aint such anlabas a one, RENNE’S MAGIC OIL. | 5 5 Dal ar Saesneore . have got any kind of Ache or Iain. PRESIDENL HAYES ON A VISIT, Use RENNK'S PAINKILLING MAGIC Cll, it a Ry q or ata ars 3 TRIA GE, BY Cal iy oN Ti PROPRIETOR: Sold by all dealers in modisines. Also handsome new edisiong of Mrs. Holmes) other Tempest «nd Sunshine,” “Lem “Kaite Edna Browning,” “Merion, Ure; (8Y TeLEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. ] Ba.rimons, Vct. 19, 187! President Hayes arrived were this a ‘noon, at West Lawn three o'clock, as the guess of Samuel M. Shoemaker, Ain iGn Marcag tee Now Fork, oe eee oe, Tee, — —— PLENVID SN BL, fesident Manager of Adams Express Comp ee A DAISY. THORNTON, He was received at tne depo. by Mr. Shoe. The sensation of the day. By Mary J. Holmes and = thi at D AISY THORNTON, Mary J. The eousaiton of the on J)EMOKESI'S MONTHLY MAGAZINE FOR NOVEM. or, with splendid art pict: ty efavinus and other beautilal, feature FLORILI for the teeth and byeath, is cn the world. It thoroughly'cle from all parasites or living * i NE, alount Vernon His visit Epiacop: apurely social on jeclined to be interviewed at the depot. The I’r jent will remain at Mr. Shoemaker’s until Mouday Heinn ao pre and ente) and Fetura direct to Wasuington. Composed of honey, je oxtracts of sweet | \ihiwo superb and plants, itis pe and de icious as “Lion's Bri id terme 17 Base ait I HOL WHS M DAISY The senenti ie ut the season, Keady next week. Ri ADY NOVEMBEX 1A BOOK OF HUMOROUS Sketches, by K. K. Wunkittrick, ia ane CELESTIAL MUVEMENTS, 0, 493 Oxford at, opated by HENKY CO. GALLUP, ry where, ' London, England, and retailed NEW 3 (BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.] Omaua, Neb., Oct, 19, 1878, joraey in San Fr Chinese Six Companies, went E.st to-aight, en rowle haw ant and choicest sruicie of Le (Kingsbury. | taper, 90 ce 7 i Vgena in your ofders se get ares o to Washington, saa he an Chu Tang, His | ot the Iarest designs, heun 66 Sapeneen, CHAS. =. © Hit a oR, Pubtisher, ajesty’s Consul Goneral to San which he offers at the lowest manufacturars’ prices. s Sersey Clty. of the most impor. F. RRUTINAL BADY NEXT WEEK Warsroving an Manulaatory, DAISY tHonnton, ¥. but who re- 96 and Mary J. Hotmes’ now ni educated, very in- | Station of the Now Yui a mT KNDID. NOW an expressive counteuance and talks DeMORESI Bagean 1, He has Oeen suminened East to consult A wita the Embassy on treaties ou internavion — farts, the establishment ol addi Gr VALLAURVS TURKISH CIGARETTRS, fe aecompanied by a suite ot Pare imported Tarkish tobacco, ling io private aparimens in a Puli 1.191 Broanway wo Lown depat, su —_—_ ee DITMAN'S Drag store, Astor Mouse, Ane sine patterns coe tilnstent EVENULK TAX UN © perm stories, b grepymeras mailed froe foe REVENU X UN CIGARS. Soh SS OME ot ae jookman « Bavtimone, Md., Oct 19, 1873, AA HATS f REET 5 NUK SEASIDE Listany In the Untted States Circuit Court this morning | Prices ERNBNWEL) ee New Novel by Witnte Cotting, rT A FINE SILK HAT, $3 20; WORTH $5 (A $4 jut to-morrow in clear, bold, Dandsome type. Jadge Bond filed bis dectsion ta what ie kaown as | | A, FINE SILIE Now Charen ot} up staira, (4 & THE HAUNTED ‘HOTEL, the “Cigar Partition Case,” dismissing tho bill of a TUR HO! F By Wilkie Collins, s pave namber of retail tobacco and cigar manutacturors and | ,ASQU,. r Tho Haunted Hotel, by Wilkie Collins, Prayiog for a permaneat injunction to GAITERS, 64; Pres, 1 bo. om the French of Bani Moe m executing t 2 barely st. bole Sincsene anne K A =SELZER BRUNNEN NATURAL SPARKLING | 406, Ono ot the Family, by James Paya requiring separate rooms lor we manulue Minwnat WATER. A. STEPHANT & CO, 40 New st. sole | 405. Henrietta Tempte, by Benjamin Dist OL SigeTE SA FSINIL redo pe inmporcers. nob oF lenry Ureviit 4 @ Case tried tn the Un tates jistriet Court 7 " 7 Tore aathor of “ehyliia’ Judge Gites had deoidow that tne order of Commis. |, A —FALL FASHION GENTLEMEN'S DRESS AND | sus uy Benjamin Diseasit. siover Raum was tot warranted by ths iaw, nud | Duslness Hare renay st Horvian Macys 214 Broaden 301, The Primeore Path, oy Mes. Olipheat directed the acquittal of a dealer charged with viola. A LOVE OF A BONN au seaueLy ' ips of 1a conte fOrlU cous wamesie hae aE img the law as cunstrued by the order of the Commis. “ F A. BONNET” numbers, by | FY J “4 trimmed, for $4.90, at RANDALL'S, 270 6th av. Ree ical" Caras MORES at jecision of Bs Bond, of the Cireult Co BOL Lina rs iT is kid AND FU WITH | = ToLan erry ‘i | MARY J. HOLWES NeW N f Judge Giles ta the District the 30. 000 DAISY ray hc porfoct dolicnoy ryness’’ to plonse & ‘The sensation of the season Heady next wook.