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The New York herald., 1876-07-29
EUROPE.

I ONG'S HOTEL. NEW BOND ST AND CLIFFORD
~ u-Ths well known comfortable hotel for families aud
gentlemen the only this central stuNtion has now
most commodous and luxnrcusly appointed smosing and
aiding room. with large bay window commanding most
cheerful view OF this important and snonabe thorough
farc visit solicited should already have maio
choice OF hotel In the West End OF London Under the
management Of W. l. aud NrA ChsmDsrA
The New York herald., 1876-07-29

DOCkAWAY BEACH - STEAMBOAT MARION
IL daily foot 3tih st. at u A. NJ 9th st., Hoboken
30 A. NJ Franklin st. 10 A. H.: Morris ST. Jersey City,
10 80 A. NJ. Monta asne 81. Erooxiyn 10 80 A. u.
The New York herald., 1876-07-29

NEA SURF BATHING.
- Change Of time.
Hourly Trips TO
CONEi ISLAND
Every hour from VI to Z. NJ North River landin q
only The steamers IDLEwILD ELIZA HANCOX an
PILOT BOY will make daily excursions to Coney lsianS
Beach Ms iollows:-
2sth st-9. ~. II A. NJ. IL NJ. Ia. 3. 4P.M.
lOth st-9:lo lO:lo IL 10 A. NJ 1910 10, 2:l0 3lO
4:lOP NJ
Franklin 20, 1920 IL 20 A. NJ, II 20 20 30
3.2U 20 4. NJ.
Pier a93o 80. IL 80 a. NJ, 1890 80. 80. 30
4:3U and 5 10 r. NJ
The New York herald., 1876-07-29

CroRAGE sALE.-GaRARD BELTS sHERlFfs ArC.
- toneer. store and salesroom No Old slip and lU4
Pearl St.
THIS DAY SATURDAY.. JULY 20.
at III o'clock at i5 Front ST..
account OF whom IL storage and ex
pcnses MAPLE LuMBEk-5,OuJ feet Maple Lumber, and
inches thick IL cmpy Carboys lot Once Furniture &C.
THoMAs J. MGRATH. AuCriONEER.-WILL SELL
l. this day. al IL O'Clock. No ~ Thompson st., the
contents OF Lager Beer saloon. Counter back Bar large
lager beer Ice House, Tables. Chairs. Glassware.
Oyster Range. &C. Dealers inxitod.
The New York herald., 1876-07-29

EUNARD LINE.--B AND y A. II. NJ $. S. co.
" NOTICE
With view 10 diminishing the chances of collision the
steamers OF this line take specific for all of
the
the outward passage from Queenstown New York or
Boston the merida OF so 43 latitude nothing
she north OF i3.
On the homewad passage crossing the meridian OF SO
~ latitude. or nothing TO the North of ~: -
TOWN
BOTHNlA..... Wed, Aug rRuSstA,.....Wed Aug. i6
ABYssINlA We'd. Aug. ALGERIA. Wed sAug. -
steamers marked do not carry sieerage passengers
Cabin 500 aud $3.50 gold according to
commodstiou. Return tickets on favorable terms
Stoerac tickets aud from all parts OF Europe az very
low
CHARLES @. FRANCkLYN. Agent
TINTED STATES MAIL LINE.-srEAM TO QUEENS
- TOWN AND LIVERPOOL
Sailing n TUESDAY.
from pier 40 North River
WISCONSIN Augs.ae IN. IDAHO Sept S, 3 Pm.
WlOMlNG.Aug. -. asr VI. WISCONSIN, 10. 3P. NJ.
Csoin S55 $50 aud $40 currency.
intermediate. $40; stecrage. sid
Passengers book cd 10 and from Paris Hamburg Norway
Sweden ke Drafts on Ireland England. France and Ger
WILLIAMS GUIoS. 20 Broadway
4 SCuoR LINE UNITED STATES NAIL STEAMERS
y Nbw YORK AND GLASGOW
ANCHoRIAJuy -. lam EriiIOPiA. Aug. IL, 10 AM
CALIFORNIA. kue. 3, AN iCTOPIA AUG le q A. ri
- NEW YORK AND LONDON
AUSTRALIA Aug 50 AN. ANGLIA Aug. &c. II AN.
kLfsl Ans u. II An Utopia sept 2. 2 PM
NEW YORK To GLASGOW LIVERPOOL, LONDoN
OR LONDONDERRY
Cabins SO TO ESQ according
Excursion ucsets on favorable terms
Stcerare, $2s cnrrencys intermediate. $50 currency
Drafts issued for any amount current rates
HENDERSON BROTHERS. Agents. No. Bowling Green.
, 1876-11-29

hotl' parents were Christians two-t1,lrds Of
thclr children under Il YEARS OF aye were
members Of the church; where only one Ut The
re II: i mera c,tans s hnt rcrc 1 enc acthcr
oi the parents Was Christian oniy one In twelve
Of The children we're found tt be Christians. Il
Now there arc rcasons why 8oine children OF
they don't inherit grace; they arc born With
fallen natuFcs, and whatever. you may say about
natural goodness they need To be savcd bV the
Holy Spirit, Second, some very good people
matter Of bringing up their rhidren. rhcy
punish them by making thu,n read the Bible,
and 10 make them hate 1t. They teach them to
iis y descvins them. and sy want q truth tn
fricna:.. They neglect their children for the
he revcngefu! hy beating tho floor on which they
inll and a i'nrt them They taik about the minis.
their Children, hnt they DO not talk Of Christ
antl Vi Goi and Of HIS word. Some Of
tneec ~ mothers viii come down town
anl give d!nHs7s u The boot.blscks' a:an-
fzatlona. and leave their own children
nt home to grow up without any training In the
Go;sMl Of tt!c son Of God. Then yo,,, sct them
rs sias' tnE ,h vi ns. ik ts T na ssEf es4d:
AM! billiards, and bang around the saloons, they
will do 50 tu,-tlildrcn arc very initiative, but
II you want your children y be gocrs you must
tGAGil lllCIl& AklECItl1 LHE iAH III 'klE A0IQy
and keep that law yourself.
was very much chccrct' when no wcre Ia
London hya father who was stationed in the
army IN 1naint WHO obtained fur!ongh for a
10 our meeting, and tcacGi nhcm the way way
Of llic, OF course God wasn't going to let sucl,
aer =; thnt Fo ,sa 9ssk ~; 70 Indie wont
to Christ, aud hv went back to hs post reJvlc-
fng. But how. many parents In Chicago are
standing in The way of thcir chdrch7s sal
Mr.. anody then related A number If striking
| Incidents going to show the danger 0f parents
negeetiug or opposing the religious life tf tctr
/ children: One Of mother III Indiana whose
son Wis put III prison, who walked many miles,
| him and confess to Him that his di1grncc
was more her fault than Its own. Another was
! the case Of d fashionable and wealthy mother
ia New York who was ashaf!Gtl to have ller son
antl who sent him TO Yale College in order to
break up Ills associations with those poor young
men. on account OF desire that he should
| move III the best society.
highest e'Fsle % of society are those WHO nIe
Thu, result Of that measure was that tic
"5 ,s Mn. o IT, rDs Dn e fennapy IN e0sgs s
him Gf Up Il se,. xsss he refusc hs all pSsi eosI
inliae:'ces and oil Good advice, vent on I'll ian-
at onc DAY It's loat ts wns ioun on
wards rescued half buried in the sand. "Tllat
| mother told me her heart waa brnken," said Mr..
Moody, and would not speak Of the case. but
that thc poor broken-aleartel woman Is dead.
Don't discourage tue young children from seek
| fug Christ"
Mr.. Moody closed Will, IN earnest md tender
| prayer Tor parents anl Children, his own heart
go!ng out III sunplcatioh for the children Of his
I Ent5 t5Af1h hHr frt4 fFY
, 1876-11-29
THE COUNTY HOSPITAL,


CHICAGO, Nor. es.-Whllc the public arc In a
humor for investigating, allow nc to suggest
that the treatment Of hospital patients,
when brought before the Rush Culcgc students
at tic clinics, Ia suitable subject for examina-
tion. Let any ono Join tho crowd Of students,
will sec patients III tho last stages of conbunlp.
tlon stripped to the akin, and Remaining 10 dur
lug the wlnic time the Professor chooses 10 ,iso
them for Ills lecture On the case,-anh this Is an
atmosphere where nn nvcrcoat ts not uncolnfort-
nl'le. He will see rheumatic aud pafalytr pa
tients malc to walk and stand barefooted on an
unrnrpctca floor.
II this exposure was forced ,pnfthe helpless
patients only while they were undergoing the
tlattos's examination, tt might perhaps be un-
dcrstotAl: though not excused; but whel. man
Il allowed to s!t, shiyerng in the lsaughts, lu,;g
after the personal examination is completed,
ind Ills nudity ia Of no possible benefit TO my
'o1y, one cannot rail such carclcsdnaas my
thug else than brutal. ***
, 1876-11-29
'prop Antelope ami ontstt.
.aNesoutbwesi, gentle; weather Anes



,.o ,rnEnz.-Deputy United Statcs Mar.
~. -, Dctsolt, will sell tho hcow Maid Of tho
ta.F 49,. Tu.ajsy noon, and Thursday the schr G. Is.
". a .h5p. carpenter namod Titus. at work
chr Victor. which Ia being rebuilt At Port
asA. asm.,I had botl. knces and thfgh-bone btoken
H. dny by the fall Of Il ecaffald.. 1Eo bark
nc which rcturncl TO Qnsbce In damaged con.
as'".' aa." " hi. abandoned Tho ocean trip
.aa .shareel ,sr s"FSs 1 e., 81 dsals f1I.. ss ~,
an{na III 'iI9oands Of tho selir Exa Quinlan, l.as
IN spsa $50 BY the Canadian cYsto,s Officers,
s.,d.s having la1g* 9unasty 81 ke:oscn,c an m
, ts'dt.''ffo ott 'fope. ss cespau nay
s1'm:tf 1.s III ioranao man to get o 70 easily fha
a.a.%smh.rge Trailer struck s!iHkoh olstrnetion In
W 81 tn sicfn OF Ia. w's ,s
knT e., she hap hccn towcd 10 0rand ltascn for
WIFI, s,i1 In effort VIII b. made 70 recov.. LIZ lie
e. Cchtistse, WHICH mot witt, a. mishap
s.s, 4 h,n1s5sa nm1Sans and wsnt inte winter aaalfers
5ss 5i,taa.' ~ s:: sssss sat ky Wi
3 ,'pThst .Thu tchr Kate i. Howard. a.horc at s..
pGs0y s tsss.a sSs 81 ttas SsS1s 0ss ma roi FSsy LIZ
iao,s Tut darkness coming on further opcratiols
..rtnoskponcd. It Ia thong!lt that shc will pet
ii, hatbos saturday. The A'Anfo A<Fs gt9aa
IL following rerott Of orc shppG from tllai pSit
'stsTsmn,c II niue, %, 1A2 tons; spurr, 20, OIL;
es1,tone, i, 72U; total, NJ, s7t} tons.
III LINE lIAHaon+. Among tic rtconmcu1a-
asna foF liver and larbof improvements tho conf
~ ytsr by Gen. A. 4. Humphrey are The follow
n; Western ports: Fox and Wisconsin Rivera,
slo, ,ooei Green nsy, W.. q, o9Q; milwaukee,
y ; Rstase. iasc Huron, s75. 0u6; Saginaw iiyor,
Il III md; Toledo tarbor, $2,iinU; Cleveland 1nr-
t. sio' 600; Eric llarbor, SIS, coo; uulush har-
hi. Nnnciota, 81, 600; entrance 70 Superior Bay.
%iitoasln, $500; Onlonngcs harbor, Michigan,
;oN;. Marquette. Mich. 81, 600; A!:napee.
S99; asiiores Sa a''ts ss,Sos Ssf'o H.sas w'ssGa
Se%; ; csianst he.ber 11il!noi., ii, 90;
SSIe River harhor, Michigan, 81. 00D; Grand
H.Tsa hasbor, Michigan, Sla, 900; saugatuck liar.
@r Michigan, 81, 500; South llavcn hnrbor,
Michigan, t3 5tl'; st. Joseph harbor, Michigan,
Pg NM aasnoS. ~ S"S oS % si 5oo: gs1mlon hasor.
0h!o' s1,to0:. faifIn,rt harbor, ohio, 81. 0D0; !;
Ethfran City, lnd.. SIG, U00+
lie reports also give statement by the officers In
thiIRe of tic WORK 0f the anounts which Tiny
climate can 10 probably expended during the
Iii a.eal year Among !hs.o ,,ta est'matss asa
g g @ rart ~ yntoa. sso, oo0; Toleo, slio. ooo;
Monroe, btIch.'H Sl1, U00; ChcboyEnn, &35, COO ;
s,cjpaw Ryrr, s5g, QUO: Detroit River. 5000. 0OU;
iLibo. Refuge. Lake Huron. 5000, 900; vt. Mary'a
i'll! Canal, sao1 900; chicago. s1b0, 900; Mlchl.
In tisutmli.llg these atatemcnta Of amounts
zach bis subordinate ollcers any can be probably
appended during The next fiscal ycar, the Chief OF
Epgneets nlnkcs no Recommendation Of his own
concerning thom.
, 1876-11-29
TEMPERANCE,

While the ncon,, wcro con,i,f, m Nh, oo,tt,,,
soote, t,,o ,eoIor .tr,,ot, IN .hs J. ,na,, W.ra,,.
.. ssu.Su, Wv .euuIl ettueA " Nv ny"'n' .u"o
IL 10 the morning psayef'" on TIC platIorh
werc Mrs. Hounds, Secretary Of the Temperance
Union; Mr.. c. W. Sawyer, tho reformed drunk
,rd ard t,,c Nov H. 1Vvclt,fr Wor,,.. ,,',,
~. an1 NV .ss'' .' "5s"o1. pll"se sl,u
Singing WAS cnaca, every chasF N Lower far%cl'
hall was occupied, and still there wne nh ap-
parcntly cnllless stream Of men nsnl women
nour;ur III from fbc Y. n. &. A. ronm adtoln.
imr I'M d II .s,5 Nv. nn,,nds s,,s ,,,as,,a,
n1s' w. 81 'ai., airs iouhas' "s'a htos'ltF
hymn was sung, "What hast tton given for
met"
"IvApt to call YOUR attention to-day.r said
I'm. aAwYax,
10 LUG eleventh ehaPter ot Like, the twenty
fourth verse;" and fu forthwith prucec.letl tu
read about tho unelcnn sririt which walked
through dry p,nrcn sccknc rc.t nut (1nilup no,,c.
49,, .f, a,,-su5 s.,. 49,, ,e...', 's.'sf
a,1a utte' "a'as ictu1n'ss w tno auusc aeeo,'pA-
h'eo py seven othcr spirits more Wicked tsai hl'-
self. II thought I'd tako for a keynote to-day
tho will Of God,n sail Mr., Bawyer, u,yo l,ayc
mat here IN ,,,o atm ,,,rtv and 1,o,o.,, ~ ,,,r
,..s s ~ ~. ~. 'oo'J H., ~ w." ~,
asatIs W ~ 'l.s WIZ aao " must no 1i!S VIII
poor souls that arc wandering tn t,couter da, l..
icss Of stu. Let us sayo flu souls that arc
, 1876-11-29


vent /" lcd rejoicing at II O'Clock. At2 oclocl;
he pasacsl nwHy. IA there anyone here who will
aerept the L1rlf"
y sol.s.
A flan Ii. very plain clothes, md voicc that
VIA mt NO plain, rosc up and sail: "hfy Chris
tian !rienI|s, lIaye been agscat sinner. Nheit
conattcr what was week ugp md what am
now, tf'hnk tod. IA expect To leave town
to.tnmrr"w ask your prayers"
"This brother las found satvaton here" said
III thank Hpl that Two been saved at Brother
Mooly,sa aan meetings." exclaimed young 1nan,
"fvE BERN aAv.p rnoa pnuEkAHps
remarked q wcll-sre,sed man, "at,d Intend to
60 to my Fathers hot,sc rcjoicIng.''
1'vo Ind a great hIessing from your meet
ings," natl tlic Rer. Ms. Wyckotl on the plat
"Now tell thcns what they must 10 to be
saTt,l," said Brother Suwyer.
"Wcl!, WILL" replied Mr. WyekoCt, and, tak.
Ing Bible, ho read ht'otlt tic ltpcF vim met
l'cre Is whas that lepcr saitl. Lord, II Thou
wilt, Thou ranst make me clean.'"
uThcrc are = good nlany lepcrs here to-day"
hail Br0thcr Sawyer. "Ihcre IS pour lcpcr
right here IN front Of me, Hetl heIp him.
NOW HERE Is A LITTLE HYMS,"
continued Mr. Wyckot1, alter htly IN tbs au-
tlicnec had ilarratc.l her experience, "and
want to sing It to you. II You will listen"
Of hear the Savior s!ng,
Lean on Me, lean on Nc,
Will anlonlh thy ragged WAY,
a Lean. My child, IN Nc.
Miner q love ih1t c lnnot fail.
Mnrc than alt TINT frten,ls unfold,
have found by every ehng,
Lean. Ny Child, on Mc.
Thou art weak, ! know y all.
Lran III Nc, lem TN Me.
Trnht nhd j shall never fall,
Leah Ny chilli: On Ne.
Thou dust need NV constant care.
will henr and answer l,rayer:
Teach tl,co how thu cross 10 hcar,
Lean, My child, pn mr.
"NoW, arc there any souls here that wnnt to
nj the elusc Of tic song. "1f 40, let them hold
u, their hands, t;otl bless you, dear frenda.
! sac many hands up over here. Tlerc's 4
tiozcn right through there. ANY of i,eru ttat
want to lean on Il:;ni Any along Ynndcr! !
other oile to be Icliyerc,l from sin bctorc we
closcI Wen wait minute longer. Another
souli Hold up your hastt, y"u that want
III want to travel with Christ ucsoss Jor-
hall. waving his cap enthusiastically.
"Ycs, the brother has been III bondage fifty
years," SAID Mr.. Sawyer.
Mrs. Rounds offered prayer, and WA fol-
read from sistcr IN Monmouth, ILL.,, who said
that that town WIS MI the eve ot loctl cleo
tlon at which the issue WAS
ltCESAE Or NO LIcEEsE,
And shc desired prayers for tic success OF tho
litter ticket.
"WLile VIC sling the closing hymn" said Mrs.
R'1tntls, ~ want eyery woman present to 20
IN y, tic next ro0n,. TIlc others eau 70 home.
We don't want to hayc people waiting aro,tr,tl
afser the close oE thr meeting. TlIrre ure some
good purpose. l. hope tlsey won't trouble us
| nDy tuUTG,H
, 1876-11-29
MISCELLANEOUS.
NtsnN CITY. H..

= hpecfdi bltuatcA to 1Ae Tribune,
MASON C1rY, ILL.,, Nor. 2as.-str. Morton, the
State Secretary OF the Young Mems Christian
Association, left here this morning for Dwight,
where hs has gopo to arrange fora series Of
meetings. Mr. Morton b has done good work
here, aud the meetings will be conducted this
week BY the ministers u tho place. The u,orl.-
Ing mecting WIS we'll attended, conducted BY
the Kcy. Mr.. Boyle. Several persons arose tn
the audience, a,,u testified what Christ Ind done
for them during tho week Just closed.
, 1876-11-29

Public UEnEN[---alNfllGes-l.en .enEth OF tbH
p,,1nc 1,on,ln---apnronrlatsn r,cnart NJ
Inn CHIEF OF Ordinance --- Tho Ca1,lnct
..'.,s .o ~"o|
'lpsu1s.
epelu' 1,p" ~ y, ~ t"e @..oo"s. ~
WASHINGTON, y. ", NOV. 4s'-1ohn lopo
offended, as lie says, the renutatfon of Gen
I,,,, I'm, III, :o,,,ta ~ Al, c,1.1.to ~ W."
rs4a no'u t"' us+""A'e VI 4o'' e'tesa'o' VI t'e
shle department.
Aanton Marble and Chamberlain, late Of the
Wv York World, aro named ms tho persons
41 .s1u', ~ w.. ~ suu ,sm ''ea' Ae'e'
A.aola 10 eetanilshea'
Inc United states Engineers appointed un-
dsrazesplutlon OF tho House to nuke 4 new
ts1yts Of tle length Of tr,c>, Of the Ctntral mn,
rnon parilc 1,a,Iroods nano o1 ,,o,n .aaas. ".s.
r,nt nsaI nniv nr, ny ,,a cir tnaas4rs.
a Msa1 u uni5 siuasttI VI .inllo sitorteF 1hah
Ssuosttl'ei,a ,,. " measurement, %aG,t Was tne
as. s q sae aapsIuy noeua lssnea; Ihe sncs-
s,tnn ~ !, '. sna ,onnrtn tha ] ~ th h
E.a9u as !. "as !cpoIIea thGy weuIn DC. IIe
tnElase!s tepoi5 tnat t!lls slight uii!erenee nlay
g'opel't a1'3'Dutc" 10 the settllnE ot t1ae
~ ~ uo,.o ann.oa,,o,,.,, c.,.,z,.ta <.,,,
tshsso quorum again to.lay. Rcports that
,se. nsss 1a ho ocs ,as aou u " .S Ioase ao
p as o. als LesarastVc. Foreign intercourse. atu
@ ssusloh Illls. lhey are simply III sapo fdr tho
eiaaaat!on saa ol estimates ~ work upon Them
H.. auS .ols nas aEell uohe. au u seems Kely
,aa! eongless Will meet Without single thing
annt,sa 0g pse!' asssoisca ss sytc ApRrppriaf'o'ns
~ tor twelve years. Tic Tcs,slon Iii viii
E'D4p'5 y y " tile II ilrht re6nrtol.
w,su,s9rns ne afsefa 4''soe,as<a M IT<f n,r,aor,,
tire Randall wr,cs fr,,,u No vi, tI. i, ..ii
b. berc c4n,arr; mrSs !to"t ~" iusK thas Ms W.,
sono;cc c.tna,S, u & Mnisn M tne % ~ y exnectsu
Treasury Depart,rss ~ nr " ,hst a,n ato '1c
tss Ijnn." 1,"st, nni 1l'aS gaosu"l =!
be IN ,tpu.n,iMs'ou .Soinnl.ttc VIII
tSe rn,. assenoanso ~ 10 eoinme,r9 .1'a
Appron,1a,,o, ,H - b,,, TnePa,lng TnP n0 annMal
Camm{,,Se ,t,m,n, u'1. y! t,io mSnoets O. INC
I'D dwgu ws'son m@'am nro mn Msis. blonnt, Eosscr.
IrrtrI4 I'o" "'o ''"'' ''cfe' a'la slf' Atkins III
l;rn Rru,. a.. ,.o,.>..,
pr,1 I'LL 1cn! neset Tue Chsei Of Ordnance IN ls an-
pnn5stinn. ffeo,Ae,as fs . isrgc ierease OF ap-
s,5t H. Ill., inr ahs usSol tue usdlalre depart
assa ss .ot sc nett senl year 9yer those for tho
sss,,, msa yeaf ~ says tho limited aplrpra-
n,trs .ur .uh,n';y = IoIsss hncli eelow thc cstl-
, 1876-11-29

stsAla d ~ ~ he api,rohcnslye on the score o.
" befnna"ft j. uald Tho Captain I, without cent
s:ss, $5s, "a e.: sess s:'t''!Ss' *
ri, 1p nix, Mlch.. Nov. 2S.--l,ows-rfops
f1ar AZ snd Jsaac Nay. ~. u.-nr,,
Tr-PIops sicJ,H,1 md tontort: schs Kingfsher.
md tonso ,t.,thwrst rcrtjo: wen1rt cadrhy.
Sspsaai i:atsh fo TIE 7ni'''nS, ,o.x-r,on
Yotr 1!1esia .sar; nE'1 n'tns1se, b. + liailey, j. O.
y.dne es9 ss9outlweat, islvina, 81. Lawsoncc' ling
GMf,.nNsouthwest, gentle; weather flre'
, 1876-11-29
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
North German Lloyd.

TheseAmers Of l1!s Company will sail every fatus.
I'atc. Or F...ssu@FfSHi ksw York e sonthsnp.oa,
cabin. sL Ru!d: seeraEe, *so rnrrrncy Fos freight
VI tRAsAxG Aplly 10 UE1.HtCiIk CO..
.fpWnx tftt.gH, New York.
, 1876-11-29

CHICAGO. BURLINGTON 4 QUINCY RAILROAD,
Dcpots4 foot ot LAkett, lp1atA. .av, and hi1tesal-
s. and Canal and Slxtceuth-su. Ticket Offices, 81
Clark'at., Atu at dcp0tt
, 1876-11-29

A Public Ucncilt---aIarhle..-Len OF tho
Pacific Iations-.-1seport OF
,hr Chief OF Ordnanco $50 Tho Cabinet
The Morning herald., 1876-06-02
England and Turkey.
BY Associnted Press

BY Associated Press
LONDON, June LIN the House OF
Commons this evening Mr.. Disraeli replied
to question by the Marquis of Harrington.
He said he had received a telegram from
ConstantinoPle since arriving at the House
to-day. but the only interesting fact con-
tanned therein was that everything there
was tranquil and the Musselman popula-
ton contented. The premier also said the
Berlin memorandum has not yet been sub
mittcd to the Porte, and | should even eX-
press the hope il may not be necessary that
it should be-undoubtcdly the condition OF
affairs is critical in that part OF the wcrld.
The British Government has taken snch
measures of prrcaution as it is thought
necessary To maintain the interest and
honor Of England and that policy of pre-
caution it may Intend to pursue. At the
same time ! wish most decide dlv to state
on the part of the British Government that
it is their opinion that the intenest of Eng
land would be most studied by maintaining
IeNce, aud that the honor of England can
never he more effectively vindicated than by
taking a leading part in contributing to the
accomplishment of that object Mr..
Disrelli'S remarks were greeted with cheers.
The Morning herald., 1876-06-02
Railroad to Cross Delaware.

BY Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, June 1.-The railroad
bill introduced by Senator Cragin to-da,
proposes to incorporate the National Rail
way Company with capital stock OF tel
million dollars and authority to construc
and operate railroad between the citie
of Washington and New York, witt
branches from Annapolis to Baltimore
and from Greensboro, Md, to Lewes, Del
together with lines from Bridgeten, N. D..
to the city of New York via Camden, Bor
dentown and ,amesburg to the Hndsor
River, and the other via Nineland and
Long Branch to the Hudson.
The Chesapeake and Delaware Bays are
TO be crossed by ferries.
The bill provides that the United States
Government shall subscribe for at least one
half of the amount of stock taken by pri-
vste parties.
The following are named as the proposed
incorpora sors W. B. Leonard, Addison
Latflin, Jas. N. Smith, Ward B. Burrett,
Gideon L. Walker. W. ". Walker, and
Henry Vincent, of New York: j. K. Ne
Pherson, c. A. Jordan, W. r. Sneden and
H. r. Campbell. of New Jersey; W. II,
kemble, of Pa: Jno. H. Rice. of Maine ;
L. L. Lyons. Harbeson Hickman and Il.
w. Cummins, of Del: 6. W. .Goldshorough,
Henry Gon,z, VIM. H. Tuck, W, H. Bains,
and c. D. Spaids, of Maryland. and A. B.
Appleman and Samuel Fowler, of District
of Columbia.
The Morning herald., 1876-06-02
CONDENSED TELEGRAlIs.

Charles Springston was instantly killed
in bar room fight in New York city on
Wednesday night, by the bar keeper.
+ Ten regiments of British troops have
been ordered to sail for Malta at q moments
notice.
j. f. Prince, aged Al years, committed
suicide in Baltimore yesterday by cutting
his throat. Intemperance was the cause.
The proposed constitutional amendment
organizing senatorial district, was de-
feat cd in the House Of Assembly, at Hart
ford Conn.,, yesterday.
The Morning herald., 1876-06-02
The M ust aUg Race.
Ry Associated Press.

BY ASSOClatcu t'TeSS.
NEW YORK, June AT Fleetwood Park,
at A. NJ, George Parker began his second
attempt to ride 305 miles in fifteen houre on
thirty mustang ponies. He accomplished
the first fifty miles in two hours and sever-
teen minutes, being little ahead OF time.
Jlp to 9 O'Clock Parker had ridden LOG
miles, and at 10 o'clock he had accomplish
ed lo7 miles. The track is in excellent con-
dition. and the rider was three minutes
ahead of time at the one-hundredth mile.
A. 1890 1856 miles had been covered. At
O'Clock when Parker had finished his
al6,h mile the Judges decided that the race
was over on account of Parkers blindness,
and announced that Peralo would ride 40
miles in two hours. Peralto accomplished
the feat 16SI minutes ahead OF time.
The Morning herald., 1876-06-02
Death of Col. Robert II, Ramsey.

by .ASStNltltu 1ItNS,
PorTsvILLE. June IA despatch re.
ceived from Nashville, Tenn. at a late
hour last night. announces the death OF
Col. Robert H. Ramsey. late editor and
proprietor of the Miners Journal.
Mr.. Ramsey had lately removed to
Nashville, hoping by the change 70 i'm
prove his health, which was failing. He
entered the printing business at the age Of
IA. He was mustered into the famous
"Corn Exchange Regiment lthe Forty
fifth Pennsylvauia) as a second ieutenau,
in 1868, and served through General
Thomas Atlanta and Nashville campign
in 1864. He was promoted to Lieutcn-
ant Colonelcy and breye,td a Colonel by
President Johnson, and subsequently he
succeeded the late Bcniainin Bannon as
editor and proprietor of the " Miners Jour
nal" lie has recently completed one of
the finest newspaper offices in the inferior
of Pennsylvania for the publication Of that
paper.