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| WASHINGTON.
The President Contemplating
the Necessity of a Recall
Of Foreign Repre-
sentatives.
Speaker Kerr's Illness--An-
other Contest for the
Coveted Place.
Figures from tho Treasury to
Explain an Apparent
Deficiency.
Sharp overhau1ing Of the Man
agement Of Naval
Affairs.
Political Influence, Fayoritism, Ex.
travagance, and Other
Abuses.
THE DEADLOCK.
PRESIDENT GRANT THINKING oP 1r.

PRESIDENT GRANT THINKING or IT.
Special DtspatcA to The 7f4auns,
WAsniSo7oa, D. G., May 14.-prcsldcnt Grant
has under consideration what coursu to pursue
should tho senate and House fail to agree upon
the Dill making appropriations for tho support
OF tho Diplomatic and Consular scrvfco for tho
next fiscal year. All uncxpentlctl balances on
thc 3oth Of june must bo paid back into the
Treasury, and lie Is not ccrtaln but that It Will
be violation Of law for tho President to con-
ttnuo the present Ministers and Consuls In Office
after that time unless funds arc previously appro.
proprlatea for tho payment Of their anl.
aries. The House. It will be remembered,
reduced tho appropriations for satnrics below
tho amount fixed by cxfstIn1 laws, and tho Senate
insist TINT thcec amounts atiould be appropriated
until tho laws have been changed. Meanwhile, tho
ecnatora and Representatives who arc on the Con.
Icrcnce Committee which has the blu In chut1e
asc at q dcad-Iock.
NIGHT SESSIONS.
Tho Appropriation Committee viii cndcayos tn
obtain an ordcr directing tic House to 1T every
night this week. II IL tlu purpose Of tho Co,nIi.
tee 70 push Tho Appropriation bills through thc
iiou6o 70 az TO render m early adjournment pohaf-
ble. Tic Chairman Of tho Appropriation Commit
sfbe. fOS
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6Vzc7d7 ERFTs1V9a9Sh78 q 2H9 1F7bHHs.
WAsHlsGros, D. C., bIay l2-Thero Is no
doubt ot tbs very serious lllucss Ut Speaker
Herr. When he entered upon tbs artluous du.
ties Of tho spcakcrship, ho did SO In spite Of tho
protest Of bis physicians. aud with The graye
appschenstons Of his family and friends. Mr.
Kerr ha& Tor many years been N invalid. Ills
, 1876-05-15
NOTES AND NEWS.
Special Dfkpatch n The Tytoun4

Special Dfkp1tch 10 The Irf6un4.
WAsuIHa7or, D. G., May 14.-The friends oi
Mr. Blnine are dissatisfied that the Judiciar,
Committee have decided to conduct their inyce
tlgatfon Into tho purchase Of the Little Rock &
Fort Smith bonds with closed doors. Au effort
will be made Tomorrow to direct tho Commit.
tee to open It's doors. The Blaine men claim
that the Committee Is not friendly.
JUDGE ABBOTT, or nosroN,
nus written to to tic Election Committee stating
that he will not object to the admission, of III
testimony In favor Of Frost tho Republican sitting
member, which the Committee l,at decided to r.
c!nde. II Is understood TINT pnb1ic scnttglcut In
Boston was 70 strung TINT Abbott could not rcfn.n
thls The excluded testimony was the MI most In. fn
purtant to Frost. ''@'
TIE NAVAL COMMITTEE
WI! this week eomnlcnCtthe Investigation Of rer.
sos oss ,n connected WITH tho Navy Department who
tho Intention Of ihia Comn,Itteo t close IL wnrE
Of jay Gooke, NcCnlloeh 8 c., IN his testlmony.
tfnnsnetions between his Arm and tic Navy bc.
rastmcnt or ehe Naval Pay,na4teF, Gen, Bradford,
Candidates for the place Of Fitzhugh, tho Door.
keeper Of tue Honse. are multiplying Ipplica-
ngns 1,., ft1T @ f!enes ;e 9sgan to arrive Il
nernoerats tn tcntcl Of Office seem to take it for
granted TINT his p'aer viii be. vacant dnrng the M
seM3ns week. Another prominent officer Of tho
linnFo (s tn be arrnrnet within d few daye for n
nlatter Of con.dcsablc gravity. There are but few
left about tho Clerks desk. -"
THE CHICAGO CUsToM-HoUsE.
There is possibility TINT Hul,-coInmfttcn mnv
yist Chicago TO Investigate the construction o! ic
Ghlcaeo Customs Building This possibility il Gun.
ambiguous cfcws. ~
I" fhe Htsff71 dffociafed TFfss,
"MOnR1s0N'B" TARIFF utLL,
~ WARn!NoT0h, q. c.. May .1a.-Thc. Morrison
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NEW CoUNTRNsElT rENa
}! tho State nank OF Terra Eautc, Ind, and 6Yts
Il the First National pnuk Of Lonlsr,. haYo been
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Dy his brother tho Nev. Dona1d Macleod, q, L. =
.,n-u y0le,. 8To. fPoftrnt:) Price. $50.
We once moro commend to our readers work
which q hitting moumcnt erected with tho true self
pler. t'-7XIHk8, L1nd1H.
THE ecclesiastical socal Historian in search OF q
Key to tho development Of religious lp nntl tic broad.
SainE q religious thought n SCOTLAND during thu latter
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dom
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The best md most valuable works. hooks Of the htgh.
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Loan of 11D0, HOLLAND ;.
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Loan Ut srpt. 17!'l, Itol.
land. ....... .......,..,
Loa,i Of November, 1901,
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Lnnmof December, 1901,
Holland.
Loan Of 17tt., Holland =
Loan nf l7D4, lfoll4tI..
Loan nf 17l,4, Holland.
Flyc ant! a half per cenL,
stack, 170h. h......,..:,r
-Four and q half ret cent
stuck. 11f)5.
Navy u per ccist stnck...
Louisiana G per cent
Observation-Disclosures.
Exchanged 6 per cent
stock u lBO7,.........' :
Converted u per cent
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Exchanged O per cent
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Mississippi stock........
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PAvoR1rIsM IN rHoMoT1oN-roL1rlcAL INTER-
FERENCE in KEAVY.YAHDs-NAvY-YAN ABUSES
AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN NAvIEs-TuE
EI0ilT sL0op8-oF-WAn.
, 1876-05-15
CHICAGO, MONDAY. MAY is, 1876,

q men employed prior to elections, uenscom.
Cf'cf of the Dureau Of Construction, has con.
stantly i1terfcfed, and put on worth]ess< <Rfien
Instead Of good ones
fAzr SAILOR RonE4oN.
have m opinion that Mr. Hobcson, being
Z very infln!cnt man, and not attcnding 10 his
dut!ca, has allowed abuses through these bu-
The New York herald., 1876-10-26

The following information was received from one OF
the officers OF the City OF Havana, which
rived this port yesterday alter OF three days
and fifteen hours from Havana The wind, said the
HERALD informant terrible in It's force that
could scarcely stand on deck. II blew for half the
time OF the tempest's duration from northeast. and
then veered "cnock" round for the other half TO
southwest Our sister steamship, the City OF Mexico
lett Progreso, Mexco Saturday. the 18th OF Oc
tober, aud forced 10 throw overheard several
hundred bales OF hemp slowed on deck, and which
had loaded in that port, and instead OF arriving
Havana Wednesday did not reach there till Friday.
The value OF the hemp is doubtless very large We
passed some OF 1t floating In the Gulf Stream.
SHIPPING CASUALTIES.
The paddle ewheel steamer Cuba owned by Spaniards,
and which has been lying tor some time unoccuped
the harbor was sunk.
-Four large lighters containing valuable goods, prin-
cipay from New York. also went down in the harbor,
and several vessels we're blown ashore. Other vessels
reported to have gone down OF the o cuoa,
but until they posted up missing Will not be
possible to know their names.
a little spanish steamer had wonderful escape in
being blown across the harbor passing many vessels
at anchor, ana finally brought up on the Havana
side. Two steamers with troops from Span arrived
harbor and put out to sea, but made their way
IN later on.
The New York steamship City OF Houston was
driven ashore during the gale at Boca Cica KEY
West, and tho British steamer Obcron, IRON New
Orleans or Liverpool put into Norfolk the 24th
with loss oil boats &c. Tho captain disabled and
one man washed overheard. The City OF Austin,
reported have thrown aquantty Of cargo overheard
Il NC ne urricaue
The New York herald., 1876-10-26

On board the Erie Railway barge at Castle Garden,
yesterday afternoon. there 300 Mennonite men,
women and chidr en-, who had arrived on the Bremen
steamer Mosellc and who bound some Tor
Kansas ana others Tor Nebraska Taking Dr.. Nea-
mann, the missionary with him an interpreter the
reporter questioned the the feeling existing in
their district in Russia when they lett concerning the
offer maue 10 8! cir people Dy the Emperor oi Brazil
tor the purpose OF tempting tnem 10 change their
destination from the Uncd States to his dominions.
The vi the party found dressed Ia overcoats
made OF tho skins ot various ANIMALS the hair stii re-
naming, but turned issde the hide itel having been
dressed resemb ch mos SKINS used Tor POLISH
ing metals They were nardy intelligent looking set Of
men, and the females with them, wives and children,
seemed sngularly free from the roughening effects OF
cold climate aud stormy voyage. The best informed
OF The party called ~ Rev. Dr Neunann, through
wnom tue reporter put hts inquiries They responded
generally that the Brazilian project very favvrably
received among them. Tor the that the great
difference climate was not well understood among
their people ~ home. They said that Of those
who we're with them their way to the West
wouli have greatly preferred TO accept the Brazilian
promise had they had intelligent trends 10 iuform
ncm the great difference IN the climate from that In
which they had been reared. They felt sure tnat,
should there not be proper information circulated
among The thousands OF Their pcapc who still remain
the more gowing promises OF the BrnziIians and
stead vi coming The United states ~ prosper would
- - Bsasl 70 die.
The New York herald., 1876-10-26
BROOKLYN'S RESERVOIR SUIT.

The Brooklyn Board OF Aldermen rcasscmbled
yesterday afternoon, President French in the chair
and the investigation OF the charges preferred
against Commissioner William A. Fowler, OF the Board
OF City Works, who is now under Suspension A con
tractor, named :. b. Alger, OF Fulton New YORK. was
the fret witness, and testified that he was now en-
gagged nlng mp the streets OF Long Island City; the
excavation there consists OF 1000 900 cubic yards he
had been for the past ten years engaged In manuisc
turlug steam cxcavaors and shovels The value the
excavations which ne had at the Hempstea
reservoir was, In witncss' Judgment, about twenty
cents per yard which would pront Tor The CON
tractors On the witness said he had
one-icnth interest in tho Long Island City work no
land Railroad. and on the ST. Johns River, IN Florida:
he received for the railroad eighteen cents per cubic
yaru anu IN Florida ten cents per yard.
Thomas +. simpson, who was railway contractor
the Lenlgh Valley Railroad, the canal, the New
the value OF work tho n The years 1871
and 1872 @ould be thirty or thirtynvc per
yard; concrete work from S. to 81 so; brick work
from 50 to $40; screened gravel from tho premises
eighty cents u yard; IN 1872 he had excayatcd for
thirty cents the Midland Railway, and had made
money al It.
In the opinion OF Patrick Hanlon, contractor who
also sworn, thirty cents was air price
vation tho Hampstead Reservoir; Tor n,iing Uulon
street he had been paid nfty-one cents yard, and
81 81 would not have paid him; the ran away as
fast ho I'll in he had suod the city 10 recover
for the sand that had sunk bnt got nothing Tor IT,
Among other documents offered IN evidence by the
Corporation Counsel in rclaton 10 The work was the
veto message OF the late Mayor Martin Knioiesch,
dated December H. $780, refusing sanction the reso-
luton of the Common Council authorizing tho con-
structivn The Hampstead Reservoir Al cost not to
exceed 81, 100000 The original bids received IRON
contractors Kingsley Keeney, White Wells Friel
ana Mcdonald werc also put In evidence.
Daniel Northup, secretary OF the Board Of city
Works. recalled 10 tho stand ana examined MS 70
the specifications In connection with the contract Of
Kingsley KceDey, when provided that all matters
OF difference between the contractors aud the city
should be settled BY The eAei engineer, while the
extra printed slip The slip provided that In case OF
dispute the settlement should be upon arbitration ono
OF Tho arbrators be selected BY the and
the other by tie Board Of City Works. Witness SAID
that the slip had also been sent to MessrA Kingsley
Keeney
The New York herald., 1876-10-26

Yesterday was the seventh day OF the trial OF
Thomas Ryan and Charles Oschwad for the murder of
Policeman Brock in Newark the I'd OF August last
The principal witnesses yesterday Chief OF Police
John Mills and hrs son. Tho attcrs evidence in
regard TO finding the black vai'se containing somo OF
tho properly stolen from tho house where tho murder
committed II was found hid under an outside
stair the premises occupied n saloon by Reuben
Roe where the accused had drink short after
Brock was shot The Chief OF Police the next
witncss He testified to the measures he had taken
for the OF the accused what they said
taken INTO custody. The remainder Of his evidence
corroborave Cf that given by prcv,ous Witnesses
Colonel u. w. Davis testincd TO finding a bullet sup
posed to have been fired by Brock when he shot.
detective Fisher then crossexaHined. but moth
ing new was elected rhis concluded the evidence
the prosecution. II Is not known what the line OF
defence VIII be to-day, but II IS supposed that abi
Will be attempted on the part of Oschwa.d.
The New York herald., 1876-10-26
SCANDAL NIPPED IN THE BUD.

couple OF weeks ago New Orleans journal and
one or two oi the New York doics published rumor
which affected the honor OF Mrs. Romero, the wifo Of
tho former Mexican Minister in Washington Mrs
Romero is an American lady, and became acquainted
with her husband in the national capital while he rep
resented there the government OF Mexico then under
the renowned Juarcz For several years past Mr. and
Mrs Romero have resided happily together IN III.
city OF Mexico The malicious rumor lately published
was TO the effect that Mrs. Romero had tlopcd
with an editor living the City or
Mexico, and that she had taken with her
a largo sum OF money belonging 10 her husband. Yes
terday Mrs .Romcro's mother who was greatly an
noyed because OF the mischicvous calunny which had
been ventilated 10 tho prejudice Of her daughters lair
fame called at the Office OF Dr. Jean ~ Navarro Mcxi-
can Consul General IN this city, and showed him
letter from the injured wifc under date oi the 10th
ins which gives the lie direct to the iaschood which
has caused the family so much uncasincss. Consul
Navarro also that many OF the passengers who
have Just arrived from Mexico JON their testimony
branding tho rctort outrageous fabrication The
sensati, while II lasted doubtless choice morsel
with the ruigus but u lacked vital esscntal-that
was, truth.
Tne price or he HERALD today and hencef0rM
la fl..r<
The New York herald., 1876-10-26
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED.

Bsck-KofsaAS On sunday, October q, 1876, by
Rev. A. Huebsch, JACOB N. BECK. OF New York, 10
NARY eldest daughter OF Mitchell HOFFMAN, of Hart
ford, Conn. At the same time was celebrated the
silver wedding OF the parents oi the bride.
Hartford Conn. papers please copy.
pEES-ANDREws.--on Tuesday evening october "a,
BY the Rev Dr. =. r Rogers, at the Collegiate church.
5th and 4sth ST., WILLIAM NJ. DkR> 10 ESifig A. +,
daughter OF tho late Thomas Andrews
FrssEiL-FARRKii---O October ~ 1876 at he resi-
dcnce OF tho bridcs parents. Newark, " j., by Res
nr. Fish, r. THoa.s srSselI lo Mos LARA s.
FARRELL
FrssgLr--FoNhEE. October IL, 1875, al ial.-
more, BY Rev Hobart IL smith. assisted by Rev y
PeytoE Morgan, MoRDkcAi T. FrssELi, OF New York,
to lsARE,. FOWLER. oi Baltimore.
lsoDkR- HILt--AI The residence o. the BRIDES pi-
rents, East Porlchestcr Conn, Wednesday, october
2a By The Rev. = N. Hammond, GkoRGE >. l.opER 10
loA g., only dansntcr oi sylvester Hil, Esq No
cards.
MooN-REgD--A the residence Of the lrde's par
ents. October 25 by The Rev James :. Ronsev, II.
CHARLES moon, OF Springfield, Mass, 10 JENNss LIZ
GAK REED. OF New York city
Springfield papers please copy.
STEwARr-WiIsoN.-On Wednesday, October % at
rrnny chapel. by Rev. Z. T. Brewster OF Rye. y. ".
Nr. FRANK II. STEWART, OF White Paihs, ~ Y. 10
MARY L., eldest da -ghlcr OF Thomas b. Wilson, of
New YORK
Burlington, VI, papers please COPY
The New York herald., 1876-10-26
A DISHONEST CLERK.

A well dressed, intelligent looking lad. named Robert
A. knight, taken before Justice Morgan yesterday
AFTERNOON charge OF stealing from his employer.
Joseph H. Horton jcweller OF No 25 John street. gold
vest chain tho value OF $22 knight bad until ycser
day been clerk and nessenger boy with Mr. horton,
WHO had lately suspected him 0i stealing On Tuesday.
having missed the watch chain In question, he charged
Knight with having stoon H. and the latter confessed
that he had He further admitted having sold II for -
10 Sl Marks, q Chatham street jewellcr. Marks was
also arrested by Detective Kcarns Justice Morgan
renanded the Sessions, and held knight in
$500 bail tor larceny. The young prisoner, who wcpt
brought before the Justice said ho mad stolen
from MT Horizon Ia oil about $500 worth.
The New York herald., 1876-10-26

Charles Harvey on the 19th inst, called at the Office
Of d. II. Kelly, Nos 20 and 81 Clir street, oil mer-
chant and presented order purporting TO have
been signed by u. Coz 4 Son. manufacturers, OF Paw
tucke r. requesting to bc four barrels OF oil
On such representation Kelly shipped the oil, which
was valued al $500, to Gof Co., and paid Harvey So
half commission. He after learned that Harvey
had no connection whatever with Col Son. aud had
not been authorized to buy for their nrm Harvey
arrested yesterday, being taken before Justice
Morgan tho Tombs, he held IN 81 900 to
The price OF the HERALD today and hencsorm
,riU be three cents.
The New York herald., 1876-10-26

Seven days ago James Tranor laborcr, residing At
No 43 Lewis street, arrested the complain. OF
hrs wife, Bridget, charged with abandoning her. In
answer to the questions OF Judge FIammer he stated
that he would not 1--we with hts wife because she WAS
confirmed drunkard. He was discharged on promising
TO pay the OF tho occupied by hs vile ana
70 give ner So 80 weekly When leaving the court he
said. sJudge. you win see that whom give her any
The New York herald., 1876-10-26

To THR EpIroR Tue HERALD
There is y-ooking man going about pass
ing himself of as brother-E-aw OF some one, with
The story Of hrs being robbed by pckpockets get
ting the train while travelling with his vile and
sisters. He TO me as tho brothcr.in-law OF the
Hon. MI Sherwood, sat at the adjoining desk 10
me in Congress- He Is very plausible and lays his
approaches by general conversation. having evidently
nrst learned some facts upop and even suggested
10 that had forgotten him since he introduced
TO me in tho crowded obbics Of Congress-an
ngly propable since then he has victim
ized the Hon. Mr.. LYMAN, brother Fish Comm
ol Massachusetts. us my brothcrinlaw statingr at he
had married my sister although have never enjoyed
the privilege Of possessing sister He VIII probably
be Mr.. Lyman's brother-in law next. The press has
been uch exercised lately over tho mother law
but II this follow is not stopped he will make the
broihsr-in-law equally odious He has dark hair, Is
tall and spare and has quiet, countryncd man
ner Pass him along. ROBERT b. ROOSEVELT.
NEw YORK, OCT. 20, 1875
The New York herald., 1876-10-26
A MISSING MAN.

Bernhard II. Renhold. druggist, whose store is On
the OF Forty street and Third avenue, left
his store. intending return in a few moments, on
Saturday evening last, October 81, about eight
O'Clock. He has not since returned, ana, although
every effort has been made, trace OF him
eau be found. IL is believed that some accident has
beialcn him or that be Il a victim OF iou play The'
gentleman of quiet habits. in good financial circum
stances and no eSplapation be found Tor his dis
apnearance
The New York herald., 1876-10-26
MARBLE MAN'rELs.

The price Of the Herald has been reduced TO
three cents per copy
A PRICES NEVER APPROACHED BEFORE
Slate And Marble Msute Largest assortmept In sns
city. PENRHYN SLATE CUMPANS.
80 Onion square. 4th sv. and 18th a., New York.
Manufacturers OF all kinds OF Slate Work.
MARBLE AND MAKBLEizED MANTELs At GREAT
Ily reduced prices also Monuments Headstones Plumb
srs' aud Furniture slabs marble Counters and Tiing
kLABEk. LA and l36 ksst 18th ST. near 3d Av
The New York herald., 1876-10-26

money she will get drunk" On Saturday night Tranor
gave his wife So 50 On Tuesday nigtr officer saul OF
the Eleventh precinct, found Mrs Trainor, who had
her baby her arms, staggering through Lewis strcet
In state of besal intoxcaon. She was taken 10 the
Union Market station On being arraigned at the Is
sex Market Court, yesterday Judge Flammer CON-
mitted Mrs Trainor the Penentiary Tor SIX months
The charge Of abandonment preferred by her against
her husband dismissed by the Court.
The New York herald., 1876-10-26
THE BLANC TRAGEDY.

The price Qftse HERALD to-day and hencstora wit DC
three cents
The New York herald., 1876-10-26
CHARLES STEWART PARNELL, n. r.
JOHN o'CONNOR POWER. ". r.
CONFIDENCE ROGUE.

The price Of the HERALD to-day and hencetorth sciH
hs three Cents
The New York herald., 1876-10-26
MUCH TO BE PIrIED.

7Aeprice Of the HERALD to-day and henceform will
three cents
The New York herald., 1876-10-26

Dr.suiar mall steamship GAMMA vii! sail for Bernnda
October ~. .onnecting there with the steamer for ST.
Thomas and West Indies for freight apply
A. y. OUrERBRLDGk. ~ Broadway, New fork.
The New York herald., 1876-10-26
THE HURRICANE AT HAVANA.

The price or the HERALD today ana hencefo,t
acul be three cents.
The New York herald., 1876-10-26
coAsTwusn STEAMSHIPS.

The price of The Herald has been reduced 10
three cents per copu
The New York herald., 1876-10-26
MENNONITE IMMIGRANTS.

The price efMe HERALD to-day and henceforth ,ciu
fhr~S r<.fs
The New York herald., 1876-10-26
THE BROCK MURDER.

The price Of The HERALD today and henceforM
fLrSs cents
The New York herald., 1876-10-26
EoR NoRVALk DIRECT.
connecting with Danbury. Norwaik and New Haven Rail-
,R rnAApELrHIA AND riiE cENrLNNIAL.

roads, by steamer AMERfCu, daily tsundays excepted)
Jewels dock. Brooklyn at 2J i. pier 81 East
River att Y. NJ. and $50 East River ~ r. ".
Fare 81 cents. excursion tickets 10 ceutS
The New York herald., 1876-10-26
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

The price ~ ne He,uid has been reduced 10 three
ceStts per cODy.
A GREAT REDUCTION IN FARE BY THE PEOPLES
n line steamers, New YORK Albany passage only 81
after October L. Important notice to Philadelphia
visitor.:-Centennai excursion ticAets via Huison
River Railroad dgv boats taken Tor passage And
cabin berhs regular Hudson River Railroad tickets 70
ceiyed; aud siatofoom berths allowed in ca
change these by the magnificent
steamboat Hudson River and pier ~, North
River PennsyvanR Railroad pier. daily Sundays eA
cepedl al q T.. w.. connecting at Albany with morning
trans for Chicago aud all points North and West.
The New York herald., 1876-10-26
FALSE PRETENCEs.

Tne price or ne HERALD today and hencetorOt
3riU he three ceUfs.