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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-09-11
WARNINc.
NOTICE

rs HEREBY GIVEN TO THE PUBLIC
/ generally that NJ. NJ Beach, former agent
for the sale of the Wilson sewing Machines,
or the Wilson Sewing Machine Company, he
having been discharged from our employ May
q. 1876; and all parties are warned to pay no
moneys to said NJ. NJ. Beach on account OF
Wilson Saving Machines
s-13l N. WILSON & CO. Genl Agents.
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State Female College
MEMPHIS, TENN.

DARTIES DESIRING TO PLACE DAUGH-
i tiers and wards 10 a school of the very frst
grade, should send for a circular.
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COLONEL DuBOsE.

Colonel j.. j. DuBose is a candidate
before the Democratic county conven-
ton for nomination for State Senator.
Six years ago Colonel DuBose was nom
mated and elected to this same position,
and be made a fine record in the Legis-
lature as a faithful and laborious mem
Der, and for inAexible honesty, demon
strating that honesty can be made
compatible with a public career. As a
working, unfaltering Democrat, Colonel
DuBose has always been true as the
needle to the pole, and may justly be
regarded as one OF tie founders of the
Democratic party, as it now exists in
Shelby county, as be was chairman of
the Executive Committee when politics
was in a state OF chaos, and brought
about that order and organization which
elected Yerger, Heiskell, Morgan. Hal
sey and Luke E. Wright. Such Demo
Gratis, and such a faithful member Of the
Legislature has claims upon the people
of Shelby which cannot be disregarded
The above from the Appeal of
yesterday We cordially indorse. Col.
DuBose was a faithful working
member of the State Senate six
years ago and one of the recognized
leaders. His record there will COM
pare ~fayorably with any representa-
tive this county has ever sent to
the Legislature. Since his return
he has devoted himself to the prac-
tice of his profession with success
full results and kept aloof from
politics, except that he keeps vel
posted and acts in harmony and
concert with the party he served
so well when it needed a bolC
leader in this county. The con
yention will not be unmindful o
his claims, and if nominated h
will no doubt add strength and as
surance to the Democratic ticket.
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BUlLDINo ~AssooIArIoNs.
NOTICE fo StockhOlders.

DESoTO BUILDING AND LOAN Assn
MEMPHIS, Sept. IL, 1876.
TNSTALLMENT ON SHARES FOR SEP
i tember is now due. and can DO paid without
penalty until TUESDAY next, 18th inst, at
8 pm, at which time, and at usual place,
the money on hand will be loaned.
JAMES ELDER, Pres't.
r. A. PARKER, Sec'y.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-09-11

HARRIET N. COLLsNS.: Presidents
JOHN n. COLLINS, ; Secretary
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LEcAL.


pY VIRTUE OF A TRUST DEED MADE
ID April q, 1875. by J.. @. Barrett and D. n.
Barrett, his wife, recorded in Book No. iii.
page 524. in the Registers office Of Shelby
county, | will sell as Trustee. at public saje
to the highest bidder, for cash, on
Monday, October 0, 1875,
at 70 O'Clock M, in front of the Office of 1,ro.
evant * Co.. No. 10 Madison street, f'ne foIIoH-
ing described property, to- wit; Jot No q IN
original country lot No. SOB on aontb i'd rnf
Exchange street, in the eitr of Memnbis
fronting if;y-six and one-half feet MI w wiz;
a depth Of one hundred an forty eight and
oneoaan iset g4S1al, being the same lot con-
tee. BY deed registered In the Reei,ter'ss Office
oil shelby county, in Book SO page 500, to
which reference is herein made The eouity
q redemption is waived in said trust deed.
one-storied brick dwelling house.
o-S3 JOHN 2. TREZEVANT. Trustee
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NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC TICKET,

FoR President.
SAMUEL ]. TILDEN. of New YORK.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT.
THOMAS A. HENDRICKS, of Indiana.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-19
THE GOUPfL GALLERY.

NJ Knoedler g. Co. have not permitted the
def.essed state Of general business TO interfere WIN
their rich artistic display On the contrary they nave
ded soue new and very cha ming features by occupy
ing the entire building, and fitting up two rooms rs mus
trions Of the furniture carpets, curtains ana whee
or,tiops which are properly suited TO the Dest tAhDoh
OF paIntings The gallery in the rear has received
,,aher NJ excellent accessiOus. and It's walls are now
cove ed IA high ~ vion conveniently reaches trmin-
Ciirar1's "Flower Market" occupies the place OF hOnor
and Will still remain for some time ON eAhoiIoi AZ
tbouh sold This picture has already been described III
THE TRIBuSF. There are two new and very shinp'nor
itoiorzTcrassa's loving representation OF Fortunys
studjo In Rome, and simUnetifs " MammaS bltth-
day.v-a simple family scene, IN chahoer
Witch yyonld be too superb 1t not 80 agreeable IN
color Mcre's halteugth figure Of Faith Is all the
better for not being Oyerspiituazed she wouid answer
coually well for WOrdsworths phantom OF oeHSn'
The hest Iaugniet have over seen has just oeeh To
celyed II is called "Wnfer Time" ana presents 'nrec
,i,s 0rcupe6 before fire, in the most graceful uhcOn
INT Rehind them on the wall. hangs an engraving
o,Tor,z,s "Washington Crossing the Delaware" There
orc ,fr,e small but exquisite specimens OF frOineh'ln
A,g,,se Rouheir and Preyer. The first Is a hunt' "a
southerly wind and cloudy sky" with Two iuors anu
horses fun of impctuous movement III tne ioreero'"
A. Bonheur paints and lambs, ana freyer MS per
feet stll-life. He has never surpassed thS N' %
s the triumph of technical skill in It's true place Inc
~ ruon his peach can be felt and the beads rlse " Ihe
cSSmpgne glass as you look at It, picture by PoPot
~ ,,,Y nsne called the Gallo o-ROman Sled Is inter-
esiing FROM mixture Of afectallon ana aSf bich
J;sas mas inst sent two small marines, one OF
..sbakesperes Clih shows him at MS best nnere
are also very good pictures by Jimenez me OriiIs
Coach ~ VerbOeckhOyen, Viocrt and do bOuohoi'ii'
"a Garden Party y
The two rooms up stairs should be seen by every one
~ os bod time 70 make his money but not 10 cultivate
bis taste The prevailing color in one is olive IN Tue
ot,r dark dull red Curtains Wallpaper, and cornces
are ia delightful accord, and the pictures aoso"teH
sec 10 he happy In such surroundings Here are TWO
large works by Oswald Achenbaeb' painter OF whom
we sill know too little in this country His " Porta
Pia is an illustration Of the street life oil hoe as MS
onav Of Santa Lucia" gives us the life OF
Nsnles The latter Is daring and splendid
,n ,ts combination Of twilight sky, dawn
ing moonlight and Observation-Disclosures OF the quay
II shows marked departure from his previous manner
90, one which IA Justified by his success Robbnss
Ague du Midi" recently attracted much attention at
the Century Club where 1t was exhibited IT Is a~ an
important stride forward for the artist Gerome ana
Ta,siIls are represented by two small pictures, the
former Circassian girl with green vail over her head
New-York tribune., 1876-12-19
sALE or JAPANESE AND CHINESE CURIos.

An interesting collection OF japanese cuI1oS
Is now on exhibition at Ieayi'ts IN clinton llrli
aud VIII be sold at auction on TINS and "Wednesday
afternoons Of this week. Many small pieces appropriate
for holiday gifts are displayed. and Of these nr"
said y connols.eurs to bc among the chOi'est OF then
kind There arr small bowls and quaint tea-pots
Of old satsuma ware and many and trays Of nod
ern Satsuma. more beautifully decorated than any
hitherto brought 10 this country. Some quaint
small pieces Of Japanese bronze shown, bear
inc unduubtcd marks Of age. such ~ cenSrrr
by the artist Gorosa temple lanterns. candlesiicks'
hrr-boNeE aud inevitable storks for paper weights
The only specimen, Of the COrtan ware offered at
auction this scason are found here In trays bowls, aud
wacr-oucs; the ground has gray glaze or else blacA
and The decorations are n0wors spread fans In most
brilliant color. The quaint old blue Chinese pottery Is
represented In odd cupahaped articles Tho popular
egs-shr wares with both nizen and Kaea decorations
are shown In variety Of covered cups and sanceF aud
OF IN, smaller s,k cups IN are excellent specimens
OF very nur eiosJnHe enamel coppCr-both antique
other small pieces that small purses - can
buy. Old cracklc ware Nansn emma, d nilin u,n,n
prcCluus displayed m R the iayorit" pieces th'
latter with cream or pearl grnundwork stle"h NIL NIL
toe Eye almost famharly as our own roses
aud hos. The la-quorcd ware is exceedingly hnc IN
cludng DamiO boxes within boxes, trays, ulspal'n
cases, covered bowls Tor rice. ana nhlnOcr o,
the antique imOs or medicine cases, Tor Ehlch
mammoth bowls of the rare soochow or Cin-
naDar lacquer are considered remarkabe sper
IN ivory and in wood, showing Characteristic JaIhncse
scenes Books Oi folding leaves 10 be spread out Ike
graphs Ol famous persons aud scenery, not ODling' Oi
course thu sacred FusyGni. Old temple scfcis repre-
sent Buddha and his satellites; and there are lnk
sketches of stotks, wild japanese lungles rivers an
mountains, together with beautifully emDinucfcu hhu
painted panel pieces Tor giving touch OF brilliant eo1r
To dark hangngs that cover the walls Of fasn
iOnablc residences
New-York tribune., 1876-12-19
ART at TIFFANY g. CO.'S.

Messrs. Tiffany g. Co. are neither content
with having notably distinguished themselves at the
Philadelphia Exhibition, discouraged by the present
restricted demand for the finest workmanship. In au
dition the stock OF silverware ana Je"eny
which attracts crowd OF visitors and purchasers at Gil
seasons they continue the production OF the most exqu
site enamel and coiSoRnee work determined hanotmhg
shall r., made in any part Of the world which cannot
also bo made here. Indeed, more delicately periec'
olosonnte never from Japan than that woh tue
wOrSmen OF Tiffany Co now produce: II IL ike poihe
lace laid upon lusterless silks The ornamentatiOn OF
toilet articles ALSO has been raised into an art Ihere Is
a hand-mirrOr, in "a frame Of Italian onyxrs cut 10
throw a luster like cats eyes, which would nave 90
lighted Cleopatra watch with back OF pearls SET Ill
frost Of diamonds is another exquisite piece OF WORK
OF higher artistic value is the collection OF articles oi
Limoges enamel The beauty Of this work is on a par
with the difficulty Of its fabrication The figures are lad
white upon the metal thin and semi-transparen' AZ
first and by successive Burnngs worked up to the hgh
est lights vase which required thirteen Dufnings'
aud came out Of each without accident, Is valued ut
81 500 II is covered with lovely illustrations OF issIs
Je,nsalem Delivered" the characters represented ny
children. The extreme decacy and beauty OF thc WOk
manshp require careful study 10 De hd' qna,eg spr
ciafcd A circular dish ornamPntcd IN style ~ once
rich and severe Is held at the same price lh're se
probably finer specimens Of Limoges enamel III Vne
world than these two pieces
In addition TO the tall bronze vase designed by lie
Villain and cnst by Barhedienne Tiffany Co. have re-
Gently received other brOnZes from the workshop OF
the latter The most interesting Ia copy OF BaryeS
powerful group of the Combat between Ihesens anu
the Ccntaur Eurythion;" but tho David sheathhB
his sword after the fight th Goliath repeating Merces
statue will probably be the more popular The body
has the 1.-THE beauty Of youth: the acets line ana kee'
thoroughly Hebrew, yet perhaps little too sconn'
There are many other excellent works In the rich eoec
ton Of hronzes second story and The Vsitor uh
less he has very definite ideas OF what he wants may
easily become bewdered how 10 choose. We were ln-
tcicstcd Ia a has-rcef Of Cupid ana Pam by MI Ele
kic the sculptor OF the statue of Religious IADery
N is both quaint and classic unusual combination oI
qualities. Ihe disappointment Of the boy, ana thc NIX
ture uf tcmutatOn and uCrcdulity In Pans lace are
very achy CXpfcsscd But there Is 80 much 10 DC seen
at TGanys and OF such varied character. that the es
.lIslnrnL secms nMItn mnch mnsrmm a3 store
New-York tribune., 1876-12-19
OCEAN STEAMERS fRon SATlNNAh

THE GEORGIA STATE GRANGE ADVISES THF EsrAB-
IIsHNENT or MONTHLY LINZ I'd LIVERPOOL.
A line of English steamers Is projected be-
tween the port OF Savannah Ca, and Liverpool n
large amount Of old steamship property Ia lying Idle at
The wharycs In England which the propr,eiOrs want To
sell bu. cannot and which they are wiiIS to employ IN
trade on new routes II they secure small su sid'
10 psc ihr payment OF expenses. The enterprise OF
line to yauuah based the hope OF subsidy rom
the STATE Of Georgia Gov Smith has ben approached
on tho subject by Mr.. J. G. Gardiner, representing Toinr
Eu,sh chipping masters. tie offers 70 run steamer
monthly from Savannah To- Liverpool and HAMBURG aud
"a much offeucr rs necessary, and On tie return voyage
nrlur immigrants half the rates az fre eh rSrd L"
Nev-York in consideration Of bounty ot S6nO"O from
the Government OF Georgia. distinct proposition Was
admitted TO the Governor last Monday. Ih!s In tuTn
,s referred by him during the week 10 The state Grange
~ g. n-gt IN fa-siuu Hl Atlanta und on IhuI-InN Irt
r.olut.rn was ADOPTED by nat BODY iaN NoIr thr hJc'
and g,liu, The Gov tu lr"-cui 10. mat,t u"
,giJatIrr. Tho l. Es'alu.c WIZ h.ri Jan. ~ IL'
Iggg uf "A stat, huuntF q gtyaIslp me u h"N'I'. W
he United slate, but IL Is one wilh when ue Lh'E
m, familiar erc.t many EnE.i@t t"hlPah'.' nv
,htaiurd rtaut- uf t!Is nature from thc prov %.
urIyl The trade ~ savannah - Almost ch'l"-iN'!'
copnn d 10 tue uXpOrtuiiou OF tue hgrcHtura piVlH
M ihr -nrth Atlantic and adjacent cai"' II Lh"u -
, ia nbnuf 80 1000 annually. III" lhlO tilIoh u
les ibau ; / 600 600 worth If goods.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-19
PUB IC OPINION.

The only really bloody man who cannot be
rrconrcd h the patriot concerned about an ohce-ln-
dinnapoliS News UndJ
The Sentinel docs nOt applaud the proposition
10 iUtu,uratc ir Tildcn and Mr Whreer. lt does not
propose to sC!toUt Tor parOnage.- indianapolis Sentinel
DrmD
Somehow that Oregon matter reminds us of
The ,CHoJbOy TlEmC, running something ike TINS :
There WIS tttlp dog and L's name was Grover ana
when he died he dicd all Ser"-lDctrot News (lnd)
II would be Just like Tilden, after his treaty
with IN, Canal NJ on the eve Of the late election II he
should promise David Dudley Field to settle with Tweed
conditioned that Field will 20 to Congress this winter
and In the Interest oi his client promote the cause OF
revolution Rnd Tweed may he trought to be, we
doubt whether he would be party to such rascally
arrancrment-l N Y. Commercial Advertiser
THE TRIBUNE, at the tail of another column
NJ uumraSIr,d abuse Of the Democrats suddenly says
than because the Democratic party has been all that
we have Described and has made for itself the record we
nave referred to- by means follows That IL should not
have Justice done it," This is in the true spirit Of the
Judge VINO promised the trembling convict n the box
hnt when TO be- hung the court would see that
he had sufficient fall, nice new strOng rope, coffin or
stained wood and hcarse 90 convey his cOruse away
Tie Democratic party If gilty OF what THE TRIBUNE
charges upon it, feel deeply grateful but so long
"a regards ITSELF IL does the injured parIy
IL cannot be expected O accord TIE TRIBUNE any great
am0nnt of thanks for its unique "Justce."- Baltimore
New-York tribune., 1876-12-19
THE SO-CALLED FAST MAIL"
WHO Is RESPONSIBLE FOR THE BLUNDERi

WHO Is RESPONSIBLE FOR THE BLUNDERi
To me EdlfOr or The Tribune.
SIR: In your vigorous comments on the ab-
surd requirement that matter intended for socalled
fast mail" snail be deposited in the Pc-t-Ohce two
hours before It's departure from the railway depot,
mile and half distant you entirely correct IN as
signing "mosy the only wear for the individual re-
sponsblc for that requirement but clause In the lat
ter portion of your remarks seems 10 imply that the
head which the cap ami bells appropriate to that cos
tune will N Is 10 be found somewhere in tho Post
Office Department.
This II an error as careful inYci CATION Of the facts
viii moi fail to show The postal authorities twho were
not informed Il the proposed arrangement until satur
day) made earnest and repeated protests against H.
which W, re met by reitorations of the fact that
such are the orders" and the nonchahnt assurance
that we 1.-THE General Superintendent OF the NewI"rk
Division OF the Pennsylvania Railroad TO win caunot
make any change IN our arrangements" u may De-
however that something quite other than "gfoteSIne
folly" will he found 10 have been active In producing
this ridiculous result. Your statement Of what the
express companies able to do will recall to many
minds the sample Of taeir ability displayed In c"nncc
lion with the enactment ~ the recently repealed IN"
fixing the faics Of postage hrdcass printed matter
Perhaps Won unconscously Otherwise answered
your own conunGTum Yours truly,
Nelr- York Dec IL. 1876 PosTE REsIASTE.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-19
EgRJcHs, CHEMTpiS BIziAR


Enrich g. Co., ut Nos. 2s7 and 2S9 Eighth
ave hnyc added two other ato'i,s &" those already III
Use for the display ~ some OF the mt t'S '''' nav
been brought to ths country. TayS" are mech"ii'i'
tovs Of unouc designs not ne found elsewhere su'h
IA the "Saucy DaIr maid" who. when rFoei'" a'"u'
the room shakes hcr head ard pa;s Ltr hlh' co" 'Hh
Iowa in repIy ana mrrcle handle OF oats IN 'roUSu
ipst before her Another il the hurdefons LoHh'''
recd in costume who when wound np, 81 'pj pistol
right and left M be stalks by. Then thoIr Is % o"'
80 ,1 ycar bcr are athletes Rl.uU walking
= wire and gayly dressed lady WIN ,h -l'., , ,,"
f,u who Is supposed 10 be- walking down b,"%u""l
I1rxpsnsiyr TOYS .or the million arr snown Iy th' MI
ion M prics- To sut the million AH"h+ the'o t,'c ,
t ali kiuds-mcu women rUys ana Sft, RON t"' ''i
JoiI M 10 the most e.. l.Ourai'iy dressed "u',, -,
bDnscI dolurnurc mud dodrcs'e5 are rrltt,Sr.n, "
iu fbe trcatrsl abundance. Ihr wagons al' ol '''l
iuown Ia man and thyrc arc animals oI every FPT'-
that entered the ark and mary new ones ~, n'1,g
bern cyolycd since the food Christmas rSe 9i @
re i'm ,',,ny new dr,igi. ana vorI cheap IL,It alS
Iorns and drums Of ali shapes 10 NV I" ~
rbi,Iren bu none for oar oTn. Tho NhltiHan
candles ale put mp in must a,JFtDtInu uUiG srd
rn.e candies arc pure: physicians cohhehu 'ho' anu
phtll cry for them.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-19
EOREIGN NNTES.

LONDON. Dec. lS.-The Hon. Caleb Gushing,
United States Minister TO spaIn Il here on his way to
Mad Id.
LONDON, Dec. 1s.-Charles Brent, the Louis
willie forger will certainly be surrendered 10 the United
states uu hoTitirs tomorrow.
BRUSSELS, Dee. 1S.-A collision between two
train. took pace to-day ON the railway between AK and
ChatlOu. Eignt persons were killed and 10 injured.
At the COnsistory held in the Vatican to-
day. the Rev. John spIul!ng of Louisville was aI-
pointed Bishop Of the new See of PEORIA United States
MONTREAL, Dec. 1S.-The manager OF the
Grand Trunk line has issued circular 10 the employees
stating that In consequence Of the falling of OF the
comuynys business IL has been determined TO discon
t,nuc "A large number Of trains on and aicr the 23d
Instant The reduction e,tmaed at 20 per cent OF the
trIn service The Tepo ted iise n through freight
charges ]. confirmed Mr.. HicksOn left for NcW-lOTk
to-day 10 attend meeting OF Railway interests there
New-York tribune., 1876-12-19
Al Notices Of Marriages must be indorsed Wih htH
name and address.
DIED..

DIED.
BERTINE-At Armenia, Dutchess County, NewYork on
saturday the 18th inst, OF pneumonia Robert Bertne in
the 74th year Of his age.
his late residence Wednesday, the Goth
inst. at O'clock p.
CIARK-At Cornwall Orange Co. N. Y, Dec i6, 1876 Amy,
wife Of Noah 4. Clark aged 81 years
DEYO-At Newburgh " Y, Dec. 10, 1876 Cornelia D.,
wife of Nathaniel DeyO, NJ. ID.
HASKETT-On Monday morning, Dec. Ia suddenly, William
jay Haskell, in the 10Th year Of his
and friends Of the family respectfully invited
his funeral. at his residence No $40 West
Twenty frstst, Wednesday, 10th inst, at ~ O'Clock,
enthusiastically OF congestion OF the lungs Saturday.
Dec 49, 1876, Alice Adeia infant daughter Of Henry
D. and Anna H. NOyes. aged IL months.
Tuesday, Dec TO- at 22 O'Clock from No. 73 Mad.
tsonave
PRESTON-On Monday morning the 18th inst, George b.
Preston printer in the 5lst year OF his brother OF
Joseph T. Preston, printer.
His relatives friends are respectfully invited to attend his
residence, l05 sands Brooklyn,
Wednesdai, at o'clock, without further notice
VERPLANCK-On Friday the 18th inst, Boulder, Colo.
rado Philip W. Vcrpanck in the 33d Of his age.
wHITE-At Brooklyn N. Y. on Monday, Dec ls Amelia,
widow Of Lewis White, aged 81 years
Relatives friends Of the family invited 10 attend
funeral from the residence OF her Lewis A. White
No. 2J4 Spencerst BrOoklyD Wednesday 10th inst. at
o'clock Remains TO be taken TO town for inter.
ment
New-York tribune., 1876-12-19
WALL AND MANTEL ORNAMENTS.

Schuyler, Hartley g. Graham, Nos; 70 and al,
oo -, :, hove a most varied Christmas show. The
fine polished bras articles now in fashion are shown
here st reasonable prices Brass candescks begin as
low as s and are in graceful shapes seonoes oi artistic
bearing beautifully decorated candles are favorte
Rfts for this year In silver jewery are the
a. Io "a 81 each for fue silver. The fans have
,pLs with M tura gray ostrich feather tips,
or ele they are OF pea mounted with painted SIX or
u Ti. - rnaroents B0xes of white SWISS wood exquls-
itey carved are for gloves jewels and handkeEchIeis
French travelling clocks Of crystal with ther nhe
s;h ra annpeclated by all Travellers Vlnaigrettes,
b sod yer tops that cannot be injured by acids are
sold as low as 81 Russia leather caro- cases MID
nrng eaSes OF Russia leather are fitted up with IVORY
hnshes Good portemonnaies OF this fragrant easaer e
New-York tribune., 1876-12-19
LZIES' SHtP. NEWS
TFor other Ship SeOs see Second Page.l

Steamship Clyde Kennedy, Havana Dec l3 with se ana
pass 10 ". p. c yde & Co.
steamship Magnolia Daggett savannah, with mdse and
pas Murray, Ferns Co.
steamship Gaucus BeaTse Boston, with mdse ana paSA 70
Metropolitan steamship Co
sim Humboldt (Ger Cornelius Bremen II days ballast
Anchored ct sandy Hook for orders.
schr Heyer Poland Brunswick, Ca. 10 DAYS with
lumber.
schr Ullsume (of LOckport N ST. Wickens Charlotte.
town. p. T. L. 90 days. via New-I IoDdOn with potatoes.
WIND-SunseL moderate, w. thick log and showing.
FOREIGN POTTS.
LIVERPOOL Dec lSThe steamship City OF Santa O. Can't
Darte from NeWYUIk Dec arrived here t0day She lost
her bridge and or and had her life boat stove and re-
ceived other damage.
LoSDON Dec I8-salled yesterday Hewatska Sailed to-
day. Kong Oscar, Capt Rothng
HALIFAX. N. S. Dec. lS-ArTtVed steamships Bermuda.
from Portland GeJ. Cromwell, from ST. Johns, N. 4.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-19

large manufacturers that saved them from ruin" "Do
you think that the Senate will concur In the Bland
bill 2" al do not know, but am Of the opinion that
should II do so President Grant would veto it." "WOud
its passage have any effect the credit Of the country
Enthusiastically IL would. When the Ve-twenJies and
other coin securities Of the United States were issued
the agents OF the Government, with the consent OF the
Treasury Department. stated publicly by advertisements
in the newspapers by circulars and posters that the
bonds would be paid in gold. Such was the contract
made with the people. To make silver legal ten
der in amount wonid naturally result in reducing the
value OF the bonds to silver basis Gold Is the only
standard that be maintained. 1t Is the British soyer
eign-the unit of value-tlat has given 10 the British
Government 0nd the British nation the credit which
eujoys 1s country cannot, in her financial policy, put
herself In antgOnsm the countries OF the Old World"