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The New York herald., 1876-10-21

AG1rArINa THE QUESTION OF HIS REMOVAL
FROM oYE1cR-MR. MKHoN's OPINION UPON
THE sUBJECT.
There has been no nconsiderabe atisfaction'cx
pressed by both press and public account Of tho
manifest negligence OF Bank Superintendent Ellis in
allowing so many weak savings institutions TO exist
upon supposittous solvency. The failure Of number
Of banks within tho past few months has been the
source or provocaton. Thereby the Industrious poor
have suffered severely, and tho development Of
tho worthless condition of those institutions
caused a loss OF faith which nearly resulted
in y panic Tho Superintendent Of Banks
was appointed for the express purpose of protecting
depositors from such misfortune. The public do not
know how much how little was the knowledge Of
Mr. Ellis In regard to tho condition OF The nsolvent
institutions but certainly he afforded by the law
every opportunity OF gaining the requisite intelligence
the impression is strong that he should have
pended some OF these banks long ago. and there IS
much popular indignation at his failure 10 do so In
time.
Governor Tden has been urged by the press to
cause thorough Investigation OF Mr. Ellis con.
duct, and II his iUcompetency and inattcn-
ton TO duty were fully proved TO cause his
removal Rumors Of charges OF malfcasance
made against the Bank Superintendent have been
current and surprise was manifest at Governor Til
denis hesitancy tho matter. II appears that tho
Governors power remove Mr.. Ellis has bccn the
question debate and It is said that this is the OBJ
stace which stood in the way of his compliance with
the wishes Of the people !, was published in % one Of
had submitted a legal opinion upon tho subject, which
had becn forwarded TO the Attorney General showing
clearly under what circumstances Mr. Ellis removal
could be Effected
Mr. McKeon said last evening, In a conversation
with HEkALD representative, that what he bad done
was TO give opinion simply in answer TO the ques
tiop, HAS Governor Tilden the necessary power to
remove suspend Mr. Eillsf" Mr. hcKeon is OF the
opinion that the Bank Superinte udont cannot be
moved except by tho joint action OF tho Governor and
tho Senate This opinion, It Is understood, has been
forwarded to the Attorney General and reply Is anti
cipated to-day
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SECOND DAY OF THE GREAT HIProDRoME-
sMUGGLER DIsTANCED AGAIN.

SECOND DAY OF THE GREAT HIProDRoME-
sMuaGLER DIsrANcED AGAIN.
BosroN, Oct 90 1876.
The second OF tho series OF contests between
Smucgcr and Great Eastern occurred this afternoon
the Mystic Park At the last encounter SmugseI
acted very badly and dstanced by tho big horse ~
the second heat, although the timc was only 2:24
The crowd numbered ., 900 people. Before the race
pools sold at $50 so smuggcr. The track
was little soft. smugglcr on the track at two
O'Clock and was exercised by Marvin. Tho horse
never appeared better keeping squarely on his feet
and seemingly sclfpossessed and as IL he moan,
business Great Eastern had the inside, and alter three
attempts score tho horses started Great
Eastern taking lead OF length on tho quarter ana
holding until the backstrctch. when she was colarcd
by the stallion From thence to tho home the horses
were almost neck and neck down the stretch TO the
WIRE The heat a close one, finally being won by
Great Eastern il 2:21 Tho half was made in 1i05,
and tho quarter in 80 seconds Both horses trotted
without skip during the entire entire heat.
SmuggIer went OIL feet at the quarter pole and came
almost stand still losing several lengths, Great
Eastern trotting squarely and on the backstretch
Smuggler gained enough TO save his distance. but not
the heat Great Eastern Jogging under the wire IN 22+
The half rotted in lOA the quarter IN 80 SEQ
onds Betting before this heat $50 to so ia favor
OF Smuggler rhe third heat was but a repetition,
smuggler acting badly throughout allowing Great East
the heat, race and match Time, 2:2a First
half was made in 1 IL The following Is "a
SUMMARY.
MYSTIC PARK-Match ior gate money; mile heats,
best three in 1--WE.
A. j. Teck'sb &. Great Eastern. ..............
H. S. Russell's br. e. Smuegler. .............
Time, 2:2l-2:24is-
There was another race to day, OF which tho follow
Ing isa
SUMMARY.
swEEpsrAKs RACE-Pursc $I00, OF which 5000 to
rst 800 to second, 500 TO third ana $40 to fourth
horse.
b. Mucklosb b. m. Little Gypsy. ......... 2 1
A. b. Dc Hart's br. m. Hannah D.....
w. H. Crawiords b. IN. Annie Coilins... ! 4
j. Golden Is b. s. Ned Wallace. ..........
Time, 2:27H-2:A1s- 271a-2:27-2:2S
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Several detachments Of soldiers mustered at tho
Grand Central depot yesterday morning on their way
to Columbia, s. C. The men without arms, but
they viii be supplied with all necessary equipments
on their arrival at Columbia, s. G. Tho following do
tachments OF artillery found to make up the
rivals From the Third artillery Company b. CON-
pany f. commanded by Captain Scott, from Fort On
tario and Company H. commanded by Captain Kelly,
from Madison barracks. Other detachmens arrived
at pier No. 2 North RIVER bv tho City Of Boston and
tho Old Colony steamers. Tho detachments coming
by the City OF Boston from Fort Trumbul New
London; from Fort Prebe. Portland, Me. from Fort
Warren, Boston Harbor from Fort Independence and
Fort Adams. Newport. X. l., and also dctachment
from Plattsburg barracks These telong to the FIRST
artillery Other detachments came by the Old Colony
ana as they landed on the dock crossed ovcr
TO Jersey CITY, whence all Of this mornings arrivals
will DEPART this afternoon On arriving AT Columbia
the senior officers command Will report to Brigadier
General Rugcr who has charge OF the United States
troops In Columbia
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meeting was hold OF the Cornell University
Alumni Association yesterday afternoon, at room 90
Ecen,ng Post building DR.. c. 4. Van Chf OF Brooklyn.
the chair The meeting, which was for the purpose
Of dcvlsing means for sending the Cornell to
England year TO the winning crew in the Ok
ford and Cambridge race was not very largely At
tended. Conference committees we're appointed to de-
tho best means OF securing the requisite funds to
dnfra
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Chamberlain orders tho whites 10 disarm. and calls
for the United States troops enforce his order and
at the time arms the negro militia to murder u.s.
My wife and all tho ladies' are in the greatest excite
ment The negroes in parish are most threaten
ing, and whe they outnumber US twenty to one we
ordered to dsband organizations for defence
and TO dlsarm. Yours truly, G. X. W.
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THE HARTFoRDs WIN SECOND POSITION.
Tho uiu,h game OF the championship serios between
the Boston and Hartford clubs played yesterday
at Boston. IL was undoubtedly the most important
game OF the season. II settled tho question, beyond
a doubt ns to who will hold second position in ,he
race Tor the pcnDant. The following is tho IN
fulI.-
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ARRIVAL OF TROOPS AT RICHMOND EN- ROUTE FOR
SOUTH CAROLINA.

ARRIVAL OF TROOPS AT RICHMOND EN- ROUTE FOR
SOUTH CAROLINA.
RICHMOND, Va, Oct. 90 1876
A detachment Of United States troops from Gov
ernor's Island, New York, numbering 10. composed
of battalion OF the Third artillery and part of the
Eleventh and Twenty third infantry, and commanded
by Colonel l. L. Livingston arrived here to-day tho
way to Columbia, s. Q. They were compelled to lay
over account OF delay at Wilmington, Del. Soon
after their arrival number OF the Richmond military
called Colonel Livingston and asked permission to
entertain tho men, which no deemed IL cxpedent to
deny but expressed great pleasure at the compliment
Several officers however, were entertained at the
Exchange Hotel
The troops Will leave here at seven O'Clock tomorrow
morning, with oieht other companies which will pass
through at that time.
The price Of the HERALD to-day and henceforth iH be
fbres cents.
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TRoTTING AT WASHINGTON.

Major +. P. Hill, proprietor OF the Washington
Driving Park near Bsnning's station, has made
rangements TO have Goldsmith Maid open his fall
meeting by troting next Tuesday for special purse
of 81 00O 10 beat her time Of 2:14 This will be fol-
lowed by four days. rotng by some Of tho best horses
in tho country. comprising Lady Maud. Nette, Ade-
aide and Huntress in the rcefor all and others
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First Hedk-J. 1ayl irst away, Tom Ryan
second, Fred Tyler third, Lady Lowe fourth, @. Il.
Bedle nitb. All of the horses broke up and had
before they reached the quarter poo which passed
FIRST by Lady Lowe in IS seconds; Tom Ryan second
q. H. Bede third, j. Taylor fourth, Fred Tyler hith.
A. the half mile pole Lady Lowe led two lengths Tom
Ryan second SIX lengths ahead OF Bedic; Taylor
fourth, Fred Tyler NTH. Time, III Tom Ryan then
got 10 the 'front.' and Kept there to tho end leading
length at the hnisn but he back Tor running
aud J. Taylor was awarded TIE heat Lady Lowe being
placed second, Tom Ryan third, e. H. Bedlc fourth,
Fred Tyler dstanccd. Time, 2.35
Second Hedt-Taylor had head the best OF tho
scnd-on, but Ryan and Bcdle broke and alongside
OF him until they broke him up Lady Lowe fourth.
Az tho quarter pole which passed in forty SECONDS,
G. n. Bcdie was two lengths IN front OF Tom Ryan,
Lady Lowe third Taylor fourth. A. tho half-milc pole
Tom Ryan had the best of u by hall length, G. n.
Bcdlc second, Taylor third, Lady Lowe fourth Time,
1l9t1. Bedc kept In front all the way home. and won
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OF the closest contests ever witnessed oy meek.
Tom Ryan second, neck IN front OF Tayior, Lazy
Lowe fourth Time OF the heat, 2:31
Third Heat-C H. Bedc had the lead, Lady Lowe
second. Tay lor third, Tom Ryan fourth Taylor broke
up the turn, Splan, Dckerman and fhiihps oeing
little much Tor ve driver OF Taylor A. tne quarter
pole Bcdle led lengths Ryan second, Iaylos
third, Lady Lowe fourth. Time, 39r seconds Bedlo
kept In front TO the halime pole, and passed tha'
point length in advance OF Ryan, Taylor thifn, Lazy
Lowe falling lame and stopping on tue way mos
beautiful trot ensued for the next hall iate, ana oy
fine uotting and good driving Taylor came nome
winner of the heat by three lengths In 231h -. Tom
Ryan second, c. II. Bcde third, Lady Lowe distanced
Fourth Heat-Taylor away hrst. Ryan second,
Bedle third. AT the quarter pole Taylor led half
length Ryan second three lengths ahoad OF bedie.
Time 80 4. Ryan led to the hali-mile pole, out a'er
well contested struggle Taylor won the neat Dy three
lengths, Ryan second, six lengths ahcaa OF boaie.
Time 1897 The race awarded 20 Taylor, and Ryan
was dsianccd for foul driving.
The followngisa
SANE DAy--Purse 5000, for horses that have mover
beaten 30 $500 the rst $500 TO the second $loc
TO the third horsc mile heats; best three IN hyc, IN
harness.
Sarter&
j. Fountains b. z. John Taylor. .."......... J
J. McAndrcas b. g. Chauncey NJ Bedle...... !
j. H. Philips b. (. Tom Ryan. .........-....
A. Straus ch. m Lady Lowe. ...............-. 4dm
J. Donahue's ch. III. Mary Allen .............. dr..
TINE
Quarter HaI Mae.
rlrSt neat .,
second heat. W
Third heat. ovts i.<o -'''2s
The price OF the HERALD TO-DAY a'id hencgorm
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BosroS, Mass, Oct 90, 1879
large meeting OF Boston shop owners took action
to-day in regarc 10 the excessive towage rates at San
Francisco 1t is proposed to build two tugboats for
use At that port.
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7ne price or the HERALD today ana hence,ortA
,riU be three cents
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POINT BREEZE. RACES.

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 20, 1s7d
Tho running races at Point Breeze Park were con
cluced this afternoon The track was In good condi-
tion, the running excellent but the attendance
poor, not more than 200 people being present. the
cause for which was that everybody knew that tho
whole thing was swndlc.
The first race was half mile heats. for all ages; 4125
horse $5 to second. Four horses started with
tho following result:
Leamngton lee. ............ l
flrst NuauCo. =
Groy Lag uistahceo IN nrsI heas
Time, 49A-494-49L.
The second race dash Of three quarters uf Q
mile; 500 10 nrst horse and $50 TO second. Three
horses started aud tho race was won by Waco with
watcrcs second and Tom O'Nci third. Time, l:17ls
The third and last hurdle race, milo and half
six hurdles. Lorcna and stanford started, and
tho race was taken by tho former Time, 3 minutea
And tho next time racing is given In Philadelpnla
there will be very few 10 SEQ
The price or ne HERALD today and henceforh
DiU be three cents.
The New York herald., 1876-10-21

The third day OF the trotting at the West Side Drv
ing Park yesterday very interesting. There
two events on card the FIRST being for horses that
had never beaten 234 milo heats. best three in vs
in harness, aud the second for horses that had
never trotted mile faster than 2:50 The trotting
was very exciting in both events. Tho following are
the
SUMMARIES.
WRsr SIpE DRIVING PARK, JERSEY CRY, OcToBRH
ls-Pursc $30O for horses that have never beaten
2:34; mile heats, best three IN nvc, in harness.
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who speak for President Grant claim that he
will go forward In his present programme
For the present however, troops VIII be sent 10
Mississippi or Louisiana Florida IS regarded by tho
administration safe for the republican party.
As soon the election is over further number OF
changes 10 be made In the Offices but the National
Executive Committee is understood to oppose such
course at this time.
Representations are made that some OF the rine
clubs in South Carolina will refuse to disband but will
make test the Presidents proclamation
The feeling Is slowly but steadily rising among
the extremists here, who speak yet with bated
breath.
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The price Of the HERALD today and henceforth
,rM De three cents.
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THE FALSE STATEMENTS OF PARTISAN JOUR-
NAILS.
Tho following letter written by long time resi-
dent South Carolina merchant in this city, who
vouches for the entire reliability OF the author:-
LKrrER A CITIZEN
CoLuMBIA, S. c., Oct II, 1876.
The radical Governor and the United States military
arresting right and LETT hoping to Inlimdate our
citizens active the elections Even
the republican udg ges condemn the Governor and the
President aud say that there use Tor any military
in the State. The republican shcriis IN the counties
whcrc arrests are mostly made publish in the papers
that they individually, without civil force to
aid them, any man without fear OF resistance
Our people are perfectly lawabdns all The lies pub
partisan journals the contrary An
army officer told me this morning that there no
need OF military nor had the people done any
th ing TO warrant any arrests.
There is intimidation, except by black radicals
against black democrats 10 prevent them from voting
for Hampton. Yours, etc, X. S. Il.
The price or the HERALD today ana hencerorth
,riU be three cents.
LETTER FROM BUSINESS FIRM IN CHARLES
TON TO THEIR CORRESPONDENTS IN THIS
The following is an extract from business letter
addressed by rm Charleston TO their correspond
ents in this city
CHARLESTON, S. c., Oct IL. 1876
Our market is quet. In fact one feels inclined TO
do any inng account OF the intense feeling occa-
stoned by the butcherng OF some whie people yestcr-
just outside OF tho cy bv tho negroes. and part OF
the rifle clubs have been ordered to the scene The
wharf up by the market is literally lined with negroes
and a expected any moment as the colorcd pco
pie Ddc up their minds, or rather gotten II into
their heads, that they have control OF the city
We shall terrible times here before tho election Is
without DOUBT; in fact II IS only "a question OF
time when there will bo an attack made upon the
women and children, and then the bloodshed Will be
terrible
You cannot appreciate the feeling that exists hero.
The white people at heart friendly with the colored
people. who be pushed TO murder and destroy
The property Of the whites Tor the political aggrandze
ment OF few hehounds dropped here by the effect
or disastrous war. This cannot last; intelligence
must mount over vice. II not IN quiet, unassuming
way by the ballot, then by blood
The price Of the HERALD today and henceforth wH be
three cents.
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SINGLE .SCULL RACE.

ST. JoHSs, N B., Oct TO- 1875
The single scull race netween Brayley and Wallace
Ross came OIL this aoccS Soon on the Konnebscassls
The distance was two and turn, and tho stakes
81 600 Brayoy tooktRe read ana held IL until near
the turning point, when Ross passed him and madc
turn nrst lie gradually drew away, beating Brayicy
with ease by five lengths Time, 2sm 30s There was
very little betting here on the result
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TRoTTING IN CALIFORNIA.

BAY DrsrR,cr COURSE, WEDNESDAY, Oct II, 1875 =
Purse 81 900; $500 FIRST. $3.50 to second $3.50 10
third 500 10 fourth mile heats host three in Ave. In
harness
George y. Jacobs q. m. Swcetbrar.. > 1 l l
]. n kiIip's Dr. m. Lou Wbippie...
W. II. Caac's br. T. Dirigo..-........ 3ro
II. j. Lucas b. M Alice....-.......' oro
ID. Dcnisoniss T. Jerome. ........ 4ro
/. j. Roses b. 4. Tommy Gates...... l dis
T. Kcnncdys b. Goldnote. ........ dis
Time 2:27-2 IS " - :2s--2 30-2 :30-2:3L
SANE DAY.--Purso 5000, mile heats, best thrce In
nve, In harness. for horses which have never beatcn
235.
j. g. Simpsons Z. g. Hayward Chief.
w. IT, Shears br IN. Lady Cummings. ........
Misner Brothers ch. IN. Nellie Patchen....... 2
Hiram Clarks br. m. Lady Emmett. ......... dis
Beautiful Bells, Dan. Tom Morgan, Bco
Flower, zakc Wilson and Kitty Clark....... dr.
Time, 2:32 % :33 -23l.
me price Of us HERALD today and AsscsforA vii h
three centA
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A. Goings bay gcldlng Genuine, Mr.. Sharp's brown
mare Little Nell, g. f. Dunham's bay marc Carrie
whito, J. wenze's bay marc bobby, c. Davidson's bay
Mary, w. b. Sherwood's sorrel geldng
John. James Morehcads bay geding Holbrook, l.
Paudings brown marc Indian Girl, Y. Manees sorrel
geldng julius H. H., W. Sherman 8 bay gelding Speedy
Foot W. NJ. Byers' bay geding Raven, Il. II. Merritrs
bay geding Jim Mofatt J. Decamp's bay gclding Bed
lord, James N. Guinness' bay geldng Hiram Drcw, J.
T.. jarvis black geldng Bruno J. W. oungs bay
mare ANNIE and James Quiglcy's bay gcldng John
n "A
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HARTFoRD.

TUtaI5.... " : TUtaTs.... y q 10 3
Clubs 1sG I'd 3D. 4h. 5fh 6M. tn Sh 0M
Hartford. ! ! 0-5
Runs earned--Hartford, 1. Total base hits-Hart-
ford, II Boston, T. First base by crrorsHarttord,
Z; Boston, g.
To-day the Aphas, OF Staten Island, and witokas
play At Captolinc Hudsops ana Frontiers at Prospect
Park. and Hartfords and Bostons at Boston
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BANK SUPERINTENDENT ELLIS.

The price Of the HERALD today and hencctorn riH be
three cents.
The New York herald., 1876-10-21
THE CORNELL ROWING CREW.

The price Of the HERALD to-day and heneetorth 10
d, three ccats~
The New York herald., 1876-10-21
TROTTING IN NEW JERSEY.

me price or the HERALD today and he',cerorth
sriV no fIy.oe
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SAN FRANCISCO TOwAGE.

The price Of the HERALD to-day and hencefortA Vil1
be three ceufS
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GREAT EASTERN AND sMUGGLER.

The price or the HERALD to-day and henceorth
trH De three cents.
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7 THE SECOND TK0f.
SAME DAy-Pursc 5000 Tor horses that have never
beaten 2:50; mile heats. best three in Ave. In har-
The New York herald., 1876-10-21
BASE BALL.

The price Of the HERALD today and heneefortA wu be
Ursc cents
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The price or the HERALD today ana henceforth
sriU be three cents.
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OF tho few white citizens Of tho village, TO whom
their presence gives of security never before

of tho few white citizens Of tho village, TO whom
their presence gives sense OF security before
felt.
THE NEGROES
have not yet returned their homes Large numbers
OF them have gonc toward Mount Pleasant, village
about two miles from Charleston, and accounts come
in OF their halting white the roads.
PETITION TROOPS
II Is rumored that the residents OF that village
getting up petition 10 have company of United
states troops stationed there. The truth is that the
whites on tho islands and the counties
are perfectly at the mercy OF
THE BLACK BARBARrAys,
and have protection except by federal Intervention,
while this the all troops recently ordered
here have becn masscd in the upper counties, where
the whites generally the majority Five hundred
quarlored in Charleston, Beaufort, Colcton and
Georgetown counties would secure white and COL
orcd democrats in this section right which many Of
them do not enjoy-,o without riskng their lives.
There federal troops in Charleston.
COMPANIES pIsBASpED.
All the rife clubs in the city, including the Washing
ton Light infantry and the Charleston rlemen two of
tho oldest companies the State have broken up their
nrmories disbanded and dispersed to their homes IN
obedience to the Presidents proclamation.
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CIL-THE MILITARY POLICY TO BE coNrIN-
UED-No AVAILABLE TROOPS FOR LOUISIANA
AND MrssIssIPPI--A POSSIBLE CALL FOR THE
MILITIA.
wAsHINGroS, Oct 20, 1875
Nothing OF unusual novelty occurred at the Cabinet
session to-day. The alIengrossng subject discussed
was OF course tho political situation in the South,
which treated at length routine matters
disposed or Among these were a large number
OF pertaining Southern difficulties referred TO
the Attorney General for action aud opinion. Sccre
tarics Chandler and Fish were absent
It's found that there troops available to bc
sent TO Mississippi though thcre strong disposition
TO take this step quite as uumistakaDy and unhcs-
tatingy in the former State There is danger,
however in the indications that if there should he
any pretcxt for It and the negroes should bc able 10
bring n collision in Mississippi or Louisiana, call
might be made on tho militia Of OF tho States,
where willingness has been expressed 10 go to the
Southern Staos said to be disturbed in the service
OF the national government In the State OF Texas
the civil also represented TO tho admin
istration be unable give protection to republicans
and tho matter under consideration. Those
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sssssss
Time. 49A-4o1.--49 Il

7ne price or ne HERALD to-day and nencefortA
tciU be three cents.
The New York herald., 1876-10-21

The price OF the HERALD today and hencefortn
tciu be three cents.
The New York herald., 1876-10-21

THE PRoCKss OF INTIMIDATINo THE WHITES
THE FALSE STATEMENTS OF PARTISAN JOUR-
The New York herald., 1876-10-21

Tho following letter written by long time resi-
dent Of South Carolina to merchant in this city, who
vouches for the entire reliability OF the author:-
The New York herald., 1876-10-21

Z G,,ooS:D s;rnns;.s sur nun'y ur .............
Wushburn Brotners' b. m. IRISH Maid. ........ 2 2
W. r. Weeks g. & W. g. Derby. ............. So
g. c. Dunhan's r. z. ST. George. .............
N. II. whlppe's ch. m. Dolly Dot.............
G. Ostrom's g. Henry ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
s. Dorem US, br M, Lady Johnson ........6
r. Mance's sorrel gelding Moscow, ii. Tomkins
rel gclding Silvcrtaii, w. N. Foley's bay geldna
Tommy Ryan, T. 4. Bardcn's bay gedIng Mack, John
Rogers bay mare Modesty and w. Salter's chestnut
mare MsrysEIIen were withdrawn Alter the third heat
the postponed on account OF darkness until
afi
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me price Of ne HERALD today and AsacsforA VII h
fh<<< rrulA
The New York herald., 1876-10-21

The price or the HERALD today ana hencerorth
,riH be three cents.
The New York herald., 1876-10-21

The price Of the HERALD today ana hencejorth
,rfU be three cents.
The New York herald., 1876-10-21

THE csINaoY AFFAIR AS sKKN BY AN EYE
wITNEss-THR RESPONSIBILITY OF THE OUT
BREAK-HoRRIp BARBARITIEs OF THE Me-
GRoEs ON THE WOUNDED AND THE DEAD
EFFECT OF DIsARMING TIE WHITES.
The following letter was written by son OF Her
Britannia MaJestys Consul in Charleston and ad-
dressed 10 his brother in this city,