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New-York tribune., 1876-11-21

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MCPHERS0Ns HANDBOOK OF POLITICS
VA FOR 1876.
A RECORD OF IMPORTANT POLITICAL AC-
TlON, NATIONAL AND STATE.
Giving record Of parties pending questions with all
the available facts necessary TO judge them distinctly cs
fed, and carefully stated
Among other important matters will be found:
THE SUPPL. MENTARY CIVIL RIGHTS ACT
BILL TO PROTECT ELECTORS. ACTION on AT.
FAIRS IN ARKANSAS, LOUISIANA, MISSISSIPPI,
SOUTH CAROLINA, AND TENNESSEE
PROPOSED CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS.
JUDICIAL DECISIONS AND OPINIONS. STATE AND
NATIONAL.
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS IN VARIOUS
STATES.
PUBLIC CREDIT ACT OF 1869, AND THE REsUMP.
TIoN ACT OF 1876
BELKNAP IMPEACHMENT FINANCIAL VOTES.
NATIONAL CoNVkNTloNS, AND LETTERS OF AC-
STATE PLATFORMS. 1873 AND 1876.
STATISTICAL TABLES. &C. &c, &C.
Price, 81 30.
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New-York tribune., 1876-11-21
Sales olser 0e Call.
MONDAY, Nov. 20-P. N.

Apropos of the allegation made by r. Hatch ct all
in their recent complaint against the officers OF tho
Lake Shore Railroad that the Central and Hudsoh
was making an unequal division Of the earnings On
connecting business, the following letter from the
general freight agent of the Central and Hudsonls
significant:
THE NEw-YoRK CENTRAL AND HUDSON RIVER
OFFICE NEw-YORK, Nov. 8, 1876
CHARLES II WOOD Western gent Blue Ltne-pear sn. n
Frequent reports have reached me lately that teie
impression in the minds OF the managers and ,bs
our connections as wen as the Pu0hc, tha' S the
present policy OF this company 10 hold IN te Lss.
ears of the through freight lines, not only 70 use ne 20
It's local traffic, but to keep the cars iiou Ing
GOOD earnings while not giving up the prncpletor WHICH
II has contended for the past six months o a, all
To those officers Of our connet tons VINO are ao nss.
familiar with the working Of this road 1t is not nee ,
sary for TO offer any contradictions 10 SUI I'm fof
but to all unhesangly say there Is no ~ od back
cars. Occasionally agent or division 49, local
in his distress for ears may have taSen e attention
TO 1t, he Immediately gave orders prohistms INC u
line cars IN local trade. =. - ano-,.
alous TO to any one in the West ana it an We
to account for it, hope may soon cease & 20 ay be
want all the trough traffic we can get whaleNe ~ the
the rate and willing 70 take our bst la
rates made by our connections ony sSnS not dis
making them the city and port OF New-fof 9 Is T TPhIa-
crlminated against In favor OF Baltimore "uu
delphia. n. - ,,osair inten-
tions on the part Of the company you will not allow hs
10 remain any longer, but will also see tat sue @ as
public as you come contact with receive the SS'
sIirance have given yeu Very truly yours can't
j. H. RurTER, General Freight Aso"''
Well may Mr.. Rutter also remark that "tho p'o',
ent reported state of affairs concerning cars =
anomalous to Iae,0 &C., in face OF the rates
grain by lake, being dull at three cents per puSis
or two cents lower than ever before was KNOWN - :.
the month of November. Another signiiicans i"S .
is that on last Saturday there was not pa'ie
flour or a bushel of grain received at Bupao DS Ia.
road. What is the matteri Are the cars o,' - :
order and laid up on side tracksf This wouiu ~
good way to make show of low opera'ins -.
penses aud might possibly help some speca's .s.r,
oficials ont of Lake Shore stock which COST sn'.I
over 65. 1.-THE cars. having arrived at the Eas' ~
New-York tribune., 1876-11-21
Nem Publications.

DOPING THE QUESTION; ; Or, THE BELLE
BALI, by author OF "1he Jht paper cover prce
10 cents; or in cloth, 81; Is published this day by
T. b. PETERSON & BROTHERS, Philadelphia,
and is for sale by oil booksellers and News Agents.
eh An WORTH of CHOICEST SONGS for
ep U 50 5O"world Of Song" this day published con
tains and baacs all Of which and
popular of the day! 2iS pages full music size
Cheapness and elegance PflCe 81 30 sent
post paid Published by DIrSON & CO., III Broadway.
HIS YOUNG WIFE.
4 a THIS charming new novel by Mrs JULIE r. SMITH,
author of Widow GOldsUts Daughter" "Tcn Old Maids
sc Is ready this week. Price. Al 10.
MAP OF TURKEY AND GREECE. BY j.
vi Schelier. Price, 7j CCuts.-Jn5t published by J..
SIELGER, - Frankiorst, NewYork. Canyassers wane1
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NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEy

BOUND BROOK ROUTE.
FOR TRENTON AND PHILADELPHIA.
Leave NewY York. foot Lbertys 540, 645 7i5. 9l5
g. m, 1870, 8. $50 D. m.
Leave ciarKsonst at e:Ss, 1885, 0o5 m 1880,
l.20, 6:20 D.
Philadelphia from station North PENNSYLVANIA Rail
road Thifd and Berkssts at $780, $50 am, lSO 3SU. D,
$50 y.
Drawing Room Cars are attached TO the 7i5 and
el5 trains from NewYorK and 10 trains leaving Third
and Berkssts. at and $3.50 D.
Al trains Junction 10 and ron Trenton.
Leave Trenton for NewYork at 645 Sl5, 1910 M 2l0
3a0, 6A6, 7;20 I'm. - - - -
New-York tribune., 1876-11-21
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW -JER

connecting with the raiiIoad
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
~ ALLENTOWN LINE.-Fcrry st.ti0ns IN New York,
foot OF Liberty anj foot Of ClarksonA town. Freight
station foot of liberiy.st.
Commencing oct q l370-Lcavc New-N0rk, loot OF Lib
$40 a. m-MAm TRAIN for Easton Bevidere. Bethlehem.
Bath, Allentown. NauCh Chunk. 1amancnd Mllkesbatrc
Scranton arbOndac connects at Bound Brook for Iren
tom philadelphla Junction WIN d.. L. w. IL. H.
sOmeryille and flomington.
Sl5 o. n.-MORsEG EXPRESS. daily Except sundays, for
High Bridge Branch, Eason, Allentown Harrisburg and
ts West Connects at EasOn for hauch Chunk 1anaqua
Towauda Wkesbarre. scranton, Danyle WilamslOrt &c
slOO u. m.-EXPREss for Flomtngt0n, EasOn Allentown,
Mauch chunk, Wkcsbarre, scranton, Tamaqua Mahanoy
CITY, Hazeton Readng Columbia Lancaster EphIata
400 n m For High Bridge Branch. Easton, Belyderc
Allentown and Mauch Chunk connects Junction Win
Del Lack. aud West Railroad.
sI3O D. m.-FOr somervile and Pennington.
6l5 y. .m.-FOr Bound Brook.
$3.50 m EVENING ExPREss daily for Easton. Belvdere
Allentown Mauch Chunk. Wilkesbarre Towanda, Reading
Harrisburg. and the West
Bo9ts leave foot OF Clarksonst mp town, G35. 735
900 1905. 1l:35 a. M: 1880 LOO 320 420, 5:2O $40
100 s.gO, 1905. ll;J0 r. IN.
Connection is made by Carkeons Ferry ct Jersey CITY
For trains to local points timetable at stations.
NEW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH DIV.
ALL RAIL LINE BETWEEN NEW-YoRK LONG
BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE, SEA GIRI. AND SQUAN.
Time Table OF Nov 10. l8ib Trains leave Newly ork from
foot OF LDerysI North River at slj, lli5 a. n 4:lo.
oslo DIN. ..a-
10 ana from keyport connect at Maawan station
with nj frain
New-York tribune., 1876-11-21
5iedmboals ano Railroads

NEW HAVEN, HARTFORD, &c.-Fare, 81.
~ steamers leave Pecsp for New Haven at and ii p N
connecting with the railroad
New-York tribune., 1876-11-21
NEw-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

~ RIVER HAILROAD.-After sept. Is, lS76, through
trains Will leave Grand Central Depot: -,
500 M. chicago and Northern Express Win craving
room cars through 10 RocRester. and ST. Adams, W.
1890 m, special Chicago Express Win aIA"HlBfoon
cars l.ochestcr Buffalo, and Niagara FaLs
1880 a. ~, Northern aud Western Express. -
3gU n mn Special AIblnv 1r0y, western Express
Connect. Albany with night express Tor the West
400 D. m Montreal Express with sleepingears hom New
York 10 Montreal ,,--.-. - i,
GOO EIpress, with sleeping cars TOT Ma,ertown ana
Cansnda gua. AIso, for Montreal Wa Patlsbufgh r.,
$50 D. NJ. P1cIdc ENursss daily, with sespipgcars ios
Rochester Niagara Falls, Buffalo Cleveland Louisville ad
f0r Chicago via both L. :. anl NJ hao-ds
Hoop m, Express, With sleepingcars ior Ao'uy' ana
Troy.
Way Trans per Time Tables Tickets Tor sale at
21 d an rn.iraV and nj Wesic0t Express Co. Offices
W.s,iugton. a.. Bfooklyn. e. B. MEEkER,
General Passenger Agent
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Sales bn Autllon

A. nFRwiy Auct0ucer.
10y BANGS, MERWIN Il Co, 6j6 Broadway,
near Bond sf-Sales Of Books. Works ~ Art &C. sc.
TUESDAY, Noy. ~ An unusually RARE COLLIE diON
Of ENGLISH aud AMERICAN BOOKS. mostly Ot the BtN
EDITIONS aud large proportion of them IN ELEGANT
BINDINGS.
DI JOHN II. DRAPER 4 Co, AuctiOneers.-
ID fIIE DELAWARE. LACKANANNA AND Nl9IEKN
RAILROAD COMPANY wiz sell 100000 tons SCRANTON
COAL az public auction, ON "WEDNESDAY Nov. ~ AZ IL
O'Clock, noon, az 20 Exchange place. 80 -. -.
nEREMPTORY SALE OF TIE
i INTEFNATIONAL EXHIBITION BUILDINGS II
FAIRNOUNr PARK,
PHILADELPHIA.
on FRIDAY MONkING, Dec. ], 1876, At II O'Clock
by Centennial Boar Of Finance VI. be soid with
reserve the buildings owned by the Botr of finance
including the Main Building Agricultural Building Carriag.
Annex All Annex Judrcs Hall. together with number OF
small budin~ Terms cash deposit ut - per cent VIII
b. required on each property when struck down
re- description ~ the buildings Dc he'd IN pamphlet
days before the sale application TO the aue0necr
~. THOMAS q SONS,
Nos 13g and l4l South Fourth ST.. Philadelphia.
New-York tribune., 1876-11-21
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1876.
gteamboats ano Railroads.

|
A LBANY peoples LINE.-SPLENDID
IA Pier AL North River foot Of Canal
DAILY Sunday excepted for Albany and all points
n. B.~state rooms heated BY steain,ppts.
RRIDGEPORT, and all points on HoqsatOnie toni
PolT al m ana bridgeport at
p.m
RALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
b Trains leave NewYork via corand and Desbrossessts
sS5 a. m washington, Pittsburgh Columbus Chicago Gin.
Washington Pullman cars 70 principal Mestern cities,
2:35 p Washington, the south and West Richmond.
amahns Smqha cicage Sap fncinna 81 oSs
Indianapolis. sc. Pullman cars TO Washington. Pull
1856 p m, Washington the south and West Richmond
sayannan, Lynehbnrg Atlanta New.orieans, &c Pits Pitts
vile, Indianapons, &C. Pullman seepers % Washing
po or rg%fn In GSTs 8 PRINCIPAL RaD sASa5 Msern cities
and mr @ S at n az PeEe Gs $s
ASK FOR TICK isTs VIA BALTIMORE AND OHIO r.
II WINTER ARRAN CEMENT OF trains In effect Nov. 49,
m.-Cincinnati and Chicago Day Express. Drawfng
Room Coaches Buffalo and Suspension Bridge and sleeping
lO45 m-Express Mail for Buffalo, with Sleeping Coaches
Daily Pacific Express for the West IN. Sleeping
nS Cleveland aud Chicago Without Change also Hotel Din
ing cars TO Cleveland and Chicago
& S ioia5I oS 5S S % oG1 & sana1 S and
Kat6eriurd and Passalc. e45 745 10 No. y noon
night sundays $3.50, 10 l45 $50 p mr and IL mid
Paterson, CAS- 7:45 s3O TO- I045. ll30a a. M. ~ noon
las 3 3d. 3t5. $3.50. g. 5l5 g. 630 6;l5 q 3 10 and
II midnight Sundays, $3.50, 9;l6 10 m li5 $780, D. m,
sufern. 635 7A5 10 1o45 a. m, 3i5. s. O. T. p m.
Y midnight Sundays, $780, ~ M, Las, $780, p m, and
Cornwall 7:45 q. m- $780, $50 p. m sndsys $50 a. m.
SsTG%sh 7'15 g. ioi5 NJ m, $780, 4sO p. Sundays
Kingston a. m. $3.50 p m Sundays, $50 a. m.
Goshen, 7;i5 3 1045 A. m, $50, 345 43O, p. M Sun
MddiecwH 7:I5, 3 i0:i5 a. m 3;35. 43O, p m. Sun
connect with NewYOrk and Oswego Midland r. r. at Mant
Port Jerys 74j lO45 a. H.. 43O, p. m. Sundays $780,
SofrTsins leaving Chambers ST. on even or
trains leaving Chambersst quarter hours leave Twenty
third At thirty earlier Boats leave Twenty thrst.
~ 10 and 1915 connecting with trains leaving Cham
bers st vt 10 D. m. and IL midnight.
Tickets passage and for Apartments IN Drawing room
and Sleeping be obtained and orders for the
checking transfer Baggage may be left the Companys
Offices Nos 239 40l 529 and 95l Broadway; No. Court
st. and az the Company s depots. n
Express Trains from the West arrive In NeWlofA AZ 'Z0
a.. ni, lao and 7;55 p. IN.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERsEY.
leave for EngeWOOd ClOscr PermOnt and Nyack
i, g. 4, i:iJ. $50 $50, 7:3D p. and Satur
dsy nigats only at $50 Sundays and $50
JEO. ~ ABBOTT, Gen'I fass'r Agent, New-fork
TOR RONDOUT and KINGSTON, connecting
Il with Ulster and Delaware Railroad landing at High
land Falls west PonD Cornwall Newburgh Marlboro,
Milton POughkeepsie, ard rsOpus. Steamboats, Thomas
Cornell leave every Tuesday Thursday aud saturdays James
Baldwin Monday, ednesdaY, Friday, SDrInSst Per As
y. r.. at 4 D. IN.
New-York tribune., 1876-11-21
(nrnlture.

DELOW MANUFACTURERS PRICES
ID Closing out PAKLoR, DIhING-KOoS. and BED.
ROOM SUITES. TABLES. &C. at factory, NO. lOO West
27th CAN and examine the goods
CLOSING to CASH BUlERS.-lngrain and
~ carpets 2Oc ocloths 2Jc aud 3Dc white and blue
blankets horse blankets rubber blankets. ANDREW LIS
TER n Co., 81 broadway.
FURNITURE, CARPETS, BEDDING, &C.,
i cbrap for cash liberal terms OF payment COW
PERfTIWATTrS 1856 and 1j7 Chathams Three buildings
and 3 large wareIoOms Chamber suits, sis 10 500 PsriO
suits $50 10 900; Tap. Brussels, I'll
~ G. SELLEW, MANUFACTURER Of
DESKS,
OFFICE AND LIBRARY FURNITURE,
No. lO3 FULTON-ST.
FULL CYLINDER DESKS.
New-York tribune., 1876-11-21

BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housatonie
4e and Naugatuck Railroads. Fare 81 Steamer BRIDGE
POlTleaves at 30a and Bridgeport atll
New-York tribune., 1876-11-21

6orees, Carriages, Garness, &r.
UCTlON HOUSE OF ARCH. JOHNSTON
IA (Gate Johnston * Van TasseD,
OFFICE 81 L1BERTI.Sf,
Evening Post Buldlngl - - -
THE HORSE AND CARRIAGE nhANCH OF OUR
HOUSE lS 10, 2l 23 aud % THIRrEENTHSE,
University place.
business will be conducted precisely tho same strict
and honorable principles which have always characterized The
dealings OF our house and won tho respect aud confidence o
he business community as well a. the public at large
REGULAR SALES ERRY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY,
AT 10 O'CLOCK.
Entries for sale may be made through tho man.
New-York tribune., 1876-11-21
NEw-YORK, NEW-HAYEN AND HART

NETWORK, NEW-HAVEN AND HART
~ FORD r. R.-NEW-YORK AND NEW HAVEN Dy
VIsION-Summer Arrangements commencing June IL. 1876
Passenger station in NswYork, Grand Central Depot ca
uin'e On io''' TRAINS LEAVE SEw.YoRK
TTans for New Haven leave at 7:lO (Acc'nl sos (Exl
o.OJ (AcCnl, II a. m (EN.l IL n. (Aecnl (kN.l 22O
Accn) (Ex), 44O and 6:l6 CLocal Ex) (Ex) and ~
FOR South NorwaIS go s05 eos IL a. m 12m Cx)
900 s. Si5 4lO, 5l5 5:l5 $50. o. 10 For stamlor
AS 5l5. $40. 6a35 72O, g, TO- and 1l:35 p m.
Boston Express, via Springfield. at 800 and IL a. m ana
y. m. via Shore Line ! and 10 the 800 a. m,
sos ana il a. m. 8, O. and 10 ,. at bridgeport The
500 aud p. connect with trains Shore Line D
vision for Providence and the Connectcut valley az
saybr0ok The 500 M and p M GO SS9ness TsSsr wth .d
Northampton r. H. at New Haven and the O5 m. and D.
Newport 500 IL m. IL noon nnd trains con
with Connecticut River r. r.. Springfield, and
Montreal. The 500 and p. connect with Nau
gauck aud hOusatonc H. RS. At bridgeport The 500 m,
and ], 80 $40 and m. with panbury and Norwalk,
South NOrHa., and the 500 m, l. 4.i0 and ODD IN.
with New Canaan K. II. at stamford.
sunday Boston hail Trains at via Springfield at 10
y. via Providence.
DIaringroom Cars Day Express and Sleeping Cars on
Skets can be purchased at Ticket oce OF Company
Grand Central Depot at offices Of " Y Transfer Co. 0ii
Broadway York. and No. COurtst Brooklyn who VIII
also check baggage from residence to destination.
DHILADELPHIA via LONG BRANCH and
4 the NEWJERSEY SOUTHERN RILROAD;-Fsre
lower than othor route Commencing November ~,
1876 leave NewYork from Pier North River foot oil Rec
ii a. NJ for Philadelphia Long Branch, Toms River, and
H. IL Tor philadelphia Long Branch Toms River Ware.
town. and Iuokorton. w y SNEDEN, Gen. Manager.
New-York tribune., 1876-11-21

1IIF WVhID- ItTINVN I'd
BRISTOL AND PROVIDENCE.
From Pier 2S, North River. foot OF Murray-st,
DAILY SUNDAYS eXcepteh) at 430 m.
and SaeroOms secured At principal hotels ard ticket
oe ees and on pier and steamers. GEORGE l.. CONNOR
Gen Pass Agent BORDEN & LOWELL Are =
V.EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
IIARRANGEHENT L OF PASSESGERTRA1NS April 10,
lS7G.sys depOts foot Of Cortland and nesbT at
a. u for EastOr, Bethlehem Allentown, Mauch CHUNK
Hazeton, Meadow. Mahan0Y City, Shenandoah MI
Carmel ShamOkn. WIZ, sbarre. Pston, Sayrc Eml Sc
connecting with for ithaca Auburn, Rochester Bur
alO, Niagara Fsls and tho West. - -, CO
=. m. for ESston, Bethlehem Allentown Manch ShuDx
HaZet0n NshzuOy city, Shenandoah HilkesDare, IlstOn
&c making close connections for Reading Pottsyie an
r. 1. for Easton Bethlehem Allentown and Msueb
Chunk stopping at sl stausns -. ~, =,
GO - m Night Express, daily, Tor Easton, bethlehem, Al
enfown Aauch Chunk Mhkrbarre flttson Saye, Limlrl
Ithaca Auburn Rochester Buhao Nagafa fais ana the
"'- ROl3'T. n. SANRE, Snpt and Engr
Of Church and COrtlandt-sts
CIAS. IL. QUINN mos. Agent
New-York tribune., 1876-11-21

A LBANY PEOPLES, ,LINE.-SPLENDID
steaboas leave Pier A.! North KyeT loot Ot e
North and West Meals the European plan.
n. B.-State rooms heated by seampipes
New-York tribune., 1876-11-21
THE CALL.

GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARTMENT-2 O'CLOCK
5000 4la Registered, '9l.-.'.'.''''' -. .llVt
SECOND BOARD-1 O'CLOCK p. II.
Sales Of State BondS-RailroGG Bonds-Bank and Rast
rond SIGtfs-ErpreSs SkOcl.s. dc
New-York tribune., 1876-11-21

FIRST BoARD-10l2 O'CLOCK a. NJ.
Sales of State B0nds-RGiirOdd BOnds-Bdnk and Bal.
f,0nd Hhnres IrureSS stocks, dc.
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THE MONEY MARKET.
OFFICIAL REPORT ~ y STOCK EYCHAR0g s<zxs
NOVEMBER ~, 1876.
M.--sALHs BEFORE THK CAII.

GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARTMENT-10l4 O'CLOCK
AND 11l2 O'CLOCK A. NJ.
q s 500 Coupon 1865 U S $50 Coupon, 1867
800 bc.1l0is 500. be. .li5f
u 8 5-2O Coup 1865, N zOV...-...... -.....ll6S
5,000... .bc.ll27sl
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Danclnq Ataoemies.

ALLEN DODWORTH's DANCING SCHOOL,
~ REMOVED TO No. 68l FIFTHANE.
NOW OPEN FOR THE RECEPTION OF PUPILS.
Fol- particulars send for a Circular
New-York tribune., 1876-11-21

burst of our American Summer in these lines. The
whole poem, in fact, throbs with sunshine and is
musical with the murmurs of growing things. 1t Is
racy with the fullest life of the SOIL and the verse
undulates and puts forth fresh sprays, like an
overfed vine In "The Symphony we find the same
Qualities TO which, as in the psalm OF the West"
a willful, caprieious element seems to have been
added. NE faults Of both are redundancy, and an
apparent abandon to the starts and bolts, no less
than to the speed of Fancy. They are in singular
contrast to the authors maturity of IDEAS and sug
gest an over-richness of material an accumulation
which has not been relieved by earlier utterances.
There is more Of the arabesque than the
Grecian frieze in these poems Portions OF them
seem like bits of odOriferous Jungle where the
reader gets almost tangled in perfume and sound.
The rhymes, inevitable as the most Of them seem
for they are all involved in the impetuous move
ment of the verse-are sometimes so frequent as to
cloy the and make the repose of simple couplet
grateful There are effects which remind us of the
elaborate Arabic meters of Harir of Bosrah. But
just such technical spendors of poetry require the
frmes hand, the finest ear the most delicate sense
of Art. 1t is still too soon to decide whether Mr..
Laniers true course is to train or carefully prune
this luxuriance Meanwhile we heartily give him
welcome and congratulate his native South on
new poet. We take leave of him with this little
song, which is like Hafz:
TO -, WITH A ROSE.
asked my heart to say
Some word whose worth my loves devor might pay
Upon my lddy's natal day.
Then said my heart TO me-:
Learn FROM G.e rhyme that noto shdH come 10 hee
What fits tay LOce most Ioringty
This eift that learning shows;
For as q rhyme unto its rhyme-twin goes,
send rose unto Rose.
Mrs. Piatt has written very little that is not
worthy of careful reading She belongs to the class
OF poets which came into birth with Mrs. Browning
and includes with differences in both cases. Adelaide
Proctor and Christina Rossett; yet she is perhaps
moro strictly individual in her work than either Of
these two. To the class, Song seems to carry with
it apeculiar sanctity 1t is oftener put on as robe
Of sacrifice than as a feStal garment The strain, In
voluntarily becomes serious if not sad; and there
is adrOp ofsacramental wine in the sweetest vintage
But Mrs. Piatt sings SO must she sing; it is inn
possible TO doubt the purity, elevation, and utter
sincerity of the nature which breathes through
her poems. We doubt whether there is woman in J
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-10-04
Personal T..

\, c. Hcsjng, s. |. Burroughs, O. b. Dick
ensou, Jonathan Abel and Simon Powell,
who were serving ont their sentences for
being concerned in the whisky frauds in
Chicago, were released from jail on the 23d
on payment OF unes amounting TO little
over $1,000 each. Ex.Aldcrman Hildreth,
who had returned from Canada with the
understanding that on the payment of tine
Of $500 and cost. as penal for his
crooked transactions as Gauger, his case
would be no''e pressed 10y the Government,
paid such line aud costs on the 2Sd.
A st, Paul (Minrl telegram Of the 25th
says the Chief OF Police OF ST. Louis and
other parties from that city had ev mined
the dead body OF the Northfcld robber,
killed az Madgla, and, without hesitation,
pronounced it TO be that OF Charley Pitts,
ANA from the photographs are satisfied that
those killed at Mort field were Bill Caldwell
ANA Clvl Miller The prisoners they identify
as Cole Younger, Bob Younger ana Al. Car
ter, notorious Texas desperate.
The White Stocking Base Ball Club, u
Chicago, has won The championship for
1876, having, in game played with the
HariiorJs on the 26tb, secured their thirty
seventh victory in the series OF atty games.
Gen. BraXton Bragg dropped dead Of heart
ji>cJ in the streets ot Galveston, Tex, ON
tac 2,tu. lie was siNty-oue years ol age.
The bronze statue Of the late William II,
Seward, recently placed IN Madison Square,
New York, was unveiled aud presented to
ne city on the 25th. Wm. NJ. Eyayts was the
orator Of The occasion. The presentation
speech was made by Secretary 81 State Rigc.
low, and Mayor Wickham accepted tn gift
IN behalf Of the city.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-10-04
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
FOREIGN.

According y Constantirople dispatches
of the 18th the Porte has agreed to prolong
the suspension Of hostilitics for eight days,
in the hope that the Powers would be able
to formulate their proposed conditions Of
peace. Public opinion in Seryia was greatly
exercised over the expected propositions,
and it was believed the promised conditions
would not be accepted by that Government
unless her complete autonomy was Sc
cured.
London dispatches OF the 25th report the
oundering Of the British ship hammer.
moyer, from Calcutta To Damarara, with all
on board The crew and 500 coolies are
suppos to have persisted.
The Governor General Of the Province Of
Algeria bias informed the French Govern
ment that general Instruction is immi-
nent in that Province.
According to Constantinople kilograms of
the 10Th the Porte had telegraphed to its
representatives, abroad that it had sent
1900 Turkish pounds TO the destitute Bull
garians and taken measures to rebuild the
burned villages. 1t was reported that 700
Christians had lately been massaered by the
Turks at Erzeroum
A Belgrade telc ram Of the 9th says the
Rus sian Consul at that city had been in.
structed TO declare 10 Seryia that Russia
would in no event support the proclamation
of Prince Milan King. 4 council Qf min.
listers had been held on the day preceding,
at which it was decided to reject the condi-
tions of peace recently presented by the
Powers and the Porte. The council resolved
that Serya should not submit unless in the
case Of foreign occupation, and that she
would fight until the Independence of Soryia
and Bosnia had been achieved
A Figo dispatch Of the 21th says Tweed
had been removed from his fortress
prison to the United States steamer Frank
Lin. William Hunt, his companion, was re-
leased. He maintained, after he was set at
liberty, that the prisoner was not Tweed at
ALL but Sccor, as he had claimed to be. Hunt
registered his name ut the hotel as "R.
Sands The Franklin sailed at noon on the
~ IA, and 1t was thought she would reach
New York in about thirty days Hunt alias
"Sauds,' sailed for Southampton,
A Cattaro special dispatch of the 2Sth says
the Montcncgrins had announced that they
were unwilling TO conclude peace unless
extensive aeeessions of Turkish territory
were secured.