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The New York herald., 1877-10-17
The Republican Majority I'm France.

The Republican Majority 1m FRANCE
Some disposition to put interpretations
on the results Of elections is to be found
wherever tho national will consulted in that
way disappoints any ones expectations; and
the endeavor of the French administration
to soften it's fall by reference to the dimin-
ished number of members returned by the
republicans is only natural in the circum-
stances, and what is usually seen. 1t will
be very satisfactory effect of this kind of
small vanity if in the case before MS it af-
fords a sufficient salve to the damaged dig
nifty of the reactionary coalition to induce
the Ministry to pretend to be satisfied with
the result. 1t is as good tactics now as it
ever was to build golden bridge for the
retreat of dangerous enemy and if the
enemies of the Republic are inspired to
begin their retreat by creeping through so
small hole as this it will be o great ad-
vantage practically and morally. 1t how
ever. delusion to count the gains against
the republicans as they are counted by the
adherents Of the coalition. The republi-
cans have lost certain number of arron-
dissements which they previously held,
and have gained some others, but they have
lost.a larger number than they have gained
These seats are the ones whose ten
ure was made somewhat uncertain by
the changed relations between Marshal
MacMahon and the republican party. The
former republican majority was somewhat
deceptive on account Of those relations
Certain districts, not strictly republican on
fair vote for or against the Republic, were
represented by republicans who were under
stood to be in sympathy with the Marshal
and disposed to support his policy. This, Of
course, was before his policy appeared in
the light in which it has been seen since
the 10th Of May. In the elections of 1876
many republican candidates commended
themselves to voters by declaring them
selves favorable to the Marshal, and thus
obtained the prestige almost of official candi-
great degree this fact invalidated
the supposition that France was really re-
publican. Undoubtedly the faith that a
large number Of districts had sent repub-
lican Deputies, not from their love of the
Republic, but because the Deputies had
been covered with the prestige of the Mar
shal's name, was an important factor in
MacMahon's delusion MS to the state of opin-
ion. He was encouraged by his fatterers to
believe that the use of his name had elected
about three hundred members. But with
the Marshal's name fairly set on one side
and the Republic on the other it is found
that there are changes both ways, and that
as a net result there are about forty districts
less for the Republic than previously ap-
peared. That is the simple explanation Of
the reduction in the republican majority,
which is still amply large.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

la GRANDE DUcHEssE' THEATRE.
Since tbs celebrated season Of 1867, when BAteman
made America acquainted with the d,abieris
and naughtnsss Of opera boune, LA Grands
Duchesse" has held its as the principal favorfs
In the Onenbachian seraglio. First came Fostee,
suggesting everything that tho OF fuu
and mischief could convey in voice. action and
nsr. Even Hortense Schneider did not excel her In
the breadth OF her vivacious illustration OF the
character OF the gay Duchess, whilo tho reckless.
ness with which she trod debateable ground,
something that occasionally mado her friends
trombo for tha result though they admired Nile
aimee In the Interpretation OF tho part nigh, was
more refined IL not equally artisIic: she was also
coy, lively, humorous and Intelligent There IL a
naiceN IN nearly everything done by Aimee bat this
quality IS probably more highly developed In "ia
Granao Duchesse' than In any other opera in Lor
repertoire for It affords an ample field for tho play of
freshly opened champagne. II never tires. There Is
scarcely phrase which, combined with clever action.
does not hold tho attention OF tho audience
and there just enough Of the to pulse
the essence OF moderately ndultcratcd devItry from
beginning to end. And this IS what the public like.
The leading r6tes last night next TO Aimee, nlcd
by Moard Jouard and Mezsres, who IN tho respective
characters Of Fritz, General Boum and Baron Puck
performed admirably. Moard, the tenor, for the first
tme during his present engagement, seemed to feel
and look his part, and faciay and physically made
success. Jouard, tho baritone, always conscientious
q singer and good an actor, was superb, while
Mczieres was fully up to the reputation no has ac-
CURED Of being ono OF the best buno artists on the
Bar Grog. and Mdile Gucymard ns Wanda-all ac
ceptably. The opera was handsomely mounted and
smoothly, tho costumes were elegant, the dis-
monds OF tho Duchess as dazzling AS SO many little
suns and the audience wcro one and all apparently
pleased The opera will be repeated tomorrow cven
Ing Tonight and on Friday Groae.Grona Will bs
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THE News FROM SITTING BULL is cncourag-
ing. 1t will be seen by our special dispatches
that he has gone into Canadian fort to await
the arrival OF the commission, which is march
ing rapidly as possible to meet him. The
prospects OF u satisfactory settlement arc cx-
cellcnt.
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II RIPPLE SHE e II .
NEW YORK, WEDNESDAY. oCToBeg Ii. 1877.

IMPORTANT NOTICE TO ADvERTIsERs.-Io
insure the proper classification Of advertisements
Is absolutely accessory that they be handed IN
before eight o'clock ercry cre,sing
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WALL STREET YEsTERDAY.-The stock market
was fairly active, and stocks were us y rule
foverish. Gold fell from 1O3ls to 1929.
Government bonds were lower. States dull and
railroads generally higher. Money on call was
in good demand at per cent, advancing during
the afternoon to and closing at 5 u per cent.
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From onr reports his morning the probabilities
arc that The heather in Ncc York and its vicinity
to-day acH be cooler and fair partly cloudy, fol-
losced by Increasing ciondiness toacasd might.
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The CLOSING OF the Fall River Print Works,
the largest in the country, and the reported
financial embarrassment Of similar establish
mcnt in Philadelphia. look rather bad for that
branch Of business.
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NEARLY Ten THOUSAND cigarmakers are now
OH strike, and the number is increasing daily.
The manufacturers will probably soon put up
The New York herald., 1877-10-17

TIE HORN OF THE HUNTsMAN will be heard
IN Queens county today.
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New JERSEYS CHANCELLOR has decided that
the title Of the State i'll the Stevens battery is
valid and unconditional. The victory is doubt
Ful one
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In THE OPINION Of the Corporation Counsel
.hc proposed ordinance against concealed
weapons is entirely proper. 1t ought to be
passed at once.
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The PRocEEDINGs of the Convention of the
international Brotherhood Of Locomotive En-
gineers, which meets in Boston to-day, will be
watched with interest.
The New York herald., 1877-10-17

LrvERrooLs ROYAL Insurance Company has
generously given five hundred dollars toward
the Seventh regiment armory fund.
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ROGER WILLIAMS STATUE was yesterday
hf nded over to the authorities Of Providence
with all the appropriate formalties-
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THE LEATHER TRADE, ut least in the Eastern
States, shares in the general business depression
Reciprocity with Canada is one OF the measures
Of relief suggested by the Convention now in
vessiou
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Two OF CHICAGos absconding bankers have
considerably returned to help unravel their
ruscality.
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Two BOYS, each only seven years old, wer
found III q hopeless state OF intoxication on th
streets yesterday.
The New York herald., 1877-10-17

Now THAT Work has been resumed in all
the coal mines it is to be hoped the operators
will make an advance in wages as soon as posi-
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BRYANr's OPERA HOUSE.

The entertainment at the pretty little opera house
Nos. 72s ana 730 Broadway under the careful and ex
pcrenced management OF Mr. Neil Bryant, improves
by age, and this week shows advance In enjoyable
programme those which have preceded its Start
ing with tho idea that the oll time minstrelsy ia
which talen fun anu purity wefc distinguishing ioa-
lures, such genuine artists as Cool White, Hughey
Dougherty, Little Mac, Dave Reed, Adams, Clinton
and Harley engaged in giving songs and skechesi
Mackin and Wilson and Lee ana Adams in specialtiea
and u clever company OF auxiliares In general actR
II IL ono Of the amusement charms Of tho CITY,
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PRETTY GooD TINE was made on the Fleet
wood track yesterday
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SAN FRANCISCO has added another to the long
list of broken savings banks
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ARRIVAL OF MN. JErrEnsoN.

Mr. Joseph Jefferson arrived In town last evening.
having been passenger on board the steamer Abys-
sinia. He is accompanied by his daughter and her
husband, Mr. Farjeon, the novelist Mr.. Jefferson
will mako his first appearance IN this city IN three
years the Goth instant at Booths Theatre, in hie
famous character Of Hip Van Winkc. Ho will bo sup
ported by Mr. Daly's old Fifth Avenue Theatre com.
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RUTGERS COLLEGE, it appears from our de
spatches, will be without graduating class il
1879.
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ANOTHER ADVANCE in West-bound freight has
been ordered.
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THEATRE FRANCAIsE.


"Les Petits Oiseaux," played at tho Theatre Fran
Gals last evening, rehcarses the adventures Of two
brothers Blandinet IN. Chamounl is all credulity
and beneHcence. whilo Francois IN. Bonteoup) IL
proportonaely grabbed and distrustiu Of humanity.
BIandinc however, is happy in his faith in mankind,
while Francois is wretched. But tho doctrines pro.
pounded by the latter soon gain influence over
Blandinct, and while ne acquires, no thinks,
q knowledge OF the world, he soon reaps the
fruits OF bitterness and dslrust His vile, his son,
his nephew his few oil become objects of
aversion and close OF the second act, when he
has reached the conclusion that FRANCOIS harsh
maxims true, he realizes, too, that ignorance Is
often Bliss and regrets his earlier folly and happiness
In due season. OF course, he is reconvorlcd and his
kindly and charitable instincts assume their sway,
while Francois discovers through tho expose
OF u .'model' son-Tibusce, acted by NJ Martal-that
harshness and suspicion are not always attended by
good results Bonteoup's performance was certainly
the best Of tho evening aud iull OF originality and
dry humor; NJ. Marital was also exceedingly good, and
NJ. Chamouin portrayed Blandinct respectfully but
somewhat siugyishy. The play is comedic vaudeville
rather than comedy, and. with the exception OF tho
second act the story moves briskly and presents
eral amusing scenes. Tho audience laughed at the
jokes and applauded tho witty dialogue with rolish.
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TIE DEATH RATE is fortunately, decreasing.
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ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

wALLACK's THRATRE-MARRlAGx-
NEW YORK AQUARIUM-THE ocrOrua
BROADWAY THEATRE-GrRorIE- -GixoyLA
GRAND OPERA HoUsE-UScLE Tox's CAsrx
BOwERY THEATRE -LITx THx BoRDxh
NIBLO'S GARDES-JIBnKSAiSosAY.
FIFTH AVENUE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ofKRA
PARK IHEATRE-cRUsmEp rnAGKDuS
UNION SQUARE THEATRE srRUcx Oh
GERMANIA THEATRE-DRE LogwE Dxs TAcxA
EAGLE rHEArRE-MAY Copy.
WOODS THEATRE. BRoOKLYN-DvoacA
STEINNAY HALL-THoxAs' CoScEgT
AMERICAN INSTITUTE INDUSTRY AND MECHANICS
CHIckERING HALL--SIscrS' sKEwL
TONY PASToR's-vAmxrY.
OLYMPIC THEArRE-vAKIkrY.
SAN FRANCISCO NlNsTRELs.
EGYPTIAN HALL-vARIErY.
COLUMBIA OPERA noUsK-vAnnrY.
BRYANTs OPERA HousE-MNsrnKLsE
rlvOLI THEATRE-vARiETY.
THEATRE CoMIQUE-vAnIKTY.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFYIcs or THE CHIRg signal OpficER,
WASHINGTON, July 20-l A. n.
Indications
For Friday In the Middle States and New England
rising barometer south and west winds, stationary or
lower temperatures. partly cloudy or ccar weather
For the South Atlantic States, rising barometer
southwest to northwest winds, stationary or lower
temperature, partly cloudy or cear weather will pro-
vail.
For the Golf States, rising barometer, cooler north
cry shifting TO warmer southcrly winds and gen
orally clear weather
For Tennessee and the OHIO Valley, slightly cooicr
westerly winds, rising barometer, partly cloudy
weather.
For tho Upper Mississippi ana Lower Missouri VAL
ley, rising, possibly followed BY falling barometer
northwest vecring to eastcrly winds, stationary q
higher temperatures
For the lake region rising followed by stationary
barometer, slightly coolor westerly winds, partly
cloudy weather and local rains.
Tho rivers will generally remain stationary or fail
slightly.
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THE SEA sERPENT's PROGRESS.

NAHANT SLIGHTLY REVOLUTIONARY WELL
KNOWN AND Es1IMABLE CITIZEN OF NAN
Haskell SAW LAST SUNDAY.
10y TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALp.1
NAHANr, Mass, July 10. 1877
Tho serpent scnsation--an account OF which was
forwarded 10 the HERALD yesterday-s still the CHEF
topic OF conversation here IN Nahant and IN fact ali
along the entire OF course there IL moro or less
OF rdicule advanced, but stll thore are very many
reputable persons who believe that tho wuters arc In
habted by y huge snake, such has boen described
Mr.. j. Gardham, well known aud estimable citizen
Of Nanhaskct, and engaged In business in Boston,
claims that he tho monster last Sunday whilo sit
Mr.. GARDnAMs STORY.
at was between two and three o'clock" says Mr.
Gardham, 'that my attention was called to IN up-
usual appearance on the water, In tho direction Of
Gun Rock, about half milo distant l Immediately
procured n powerful Opern glass, with which pro.
ccedcd 10 investigate tho phenomenon, and l, with
others, unm rkauly saw serpent some
monster Of tho deep not generally known natural
history The head was distinctly visible and raised
formation OF the head, owing TO the dis
lance, could not define. but Al inter-
walls It seemed to be envelopcd in white
sea foam II IN the act OF spouting Tho length Of
his snaKeship seemed 10 be about forty feet, and
counted twenty us. or something like them, project
ing out of the water about three inches, one foot
apart from The head to whore the tail posed
10 be. He WINS first seen approaching the shore be-
tween Minot's Light and Gun Rock at very rapid
rate and straight line, until he suddenly whircd
around and faced tho sea THIS no repeated twice
ana finally disappeared, apparently heading Tor Ma.
hant Ho Was seen about half an hour.
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. Positions Occupied by the Turks.


GREAT EXCITEMENT IN ELMIIaA ABOUT PEN
WELL, WHO Is SENTENCED TO DEATH
EFFORTS FOR THE COMPUTATION OF THE
SENTENCE.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
ELMIRA, N. Y, July 10, 1877.
Peter H. Pcnwell, nged sixty seven years. chopped
his wife to death with axe, near this city, last
March. He was indicted, tried convicted and SEN
fenced to death in May. Being without
money friends, no attention was paid TO
him until week or since when Gov
ernor Robinson petitionod 10 commute his
sentence to Imprisonment for lifc He refused and on
Monday last Mrs. Cotton stepdauRhtcr of Penwell,
from Buffalo, appeared In Elmira- She engaged ex-
Speaker Jeremiah Mcclure to make an ciror, to save
her father Tho law firm Of Mcclure & Faber at once
laid the before Governor Robinson presenting it's
legal points, and asked that he grant stay OF execu
ton Until writ OF error could be obtained. He
fused, saying that It must DO done by Supreme
judge.
THE DECLINE
At hall past nine last night MCGUIRE & Taber
served an order on District Attorney Taylor ap-
pear before Judge Martin In DInghamton to hear "a
motion for stay They presented aiidavit that
the Governor had given his opinion that justice
ought to grant stay and give counsel time to prepare
hear tho case. Judge Toilet and Judge
Boardman also declined. Judge Rumsey has been
appealed to by telegraph, but no word has been
ceived from him. Governor Robinson is here, aud
denying that hcD aayen opinion 10 McGuire& Tabcr
that judge ought TO grant stay.
TROOPS 0RDERED OUT.
The excitement Is great. Sheriff Beers has notified
the Governor that fears violence has asked that
troops be ordered out An order has boon issued cali
ing out thrcc companies OF the 10th battalion.
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DIsTRUsTFUL DEPoslToRs.

MILD RUN ON CHICAGO SAVINGS BANKS.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
CHICAGO, July 10, 1877.
Tho uncasiness which developed itself here ycster-
day among the dcpostors OF the local savings banks
regarding tho security OF their deposits and which
had the effect develop run on tho Stale Savings
Institution, was by allayed to-day. Ycs,er.
day the above named bank the only one OF which
extra demands werc made but to day the Fidelity
tho Farmers and Mechanics banks experienced some
what OF a run. On tho opening OF the State Savings
Bank matters had panicky outlook, great tho
crowd and so clan0rous Tor their deposits Tho
bank officers finally determined 10 tako Advantage OF
the thirty sixty days rulc OF limitation governing
demands for deposits and posted notices to this effect
Small accounts wore settled demand. Az tho other
savings bank there was similar policy pursued, ana
with good effect
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THE UNITED STATES INSURANCE
COMPANY.

ST. LOUIS Mo-, July 10. 1877.
Tho United States Insurance Company, Of this city,
which few days ago rcinsurcd ts policies and retired
from business, has declared dividend OF eighty per
cent. payable In cash before the ed OF July.
Tho whole amount this company received In cash sub
scorpions 10 It's stock $l1 per sharo or
s22 ,0O0 The balance OF the stock paid up dv
dends on stock notes, amounting to $l7s,0O0 Be
sides these there have been dividends TO stockholders
amounting 10 Sl6I, 900, making total OF $4J5, 900
Tho losses paid by the company In ts twenty-five
years OF existence amounted TO loo 900, ana tho
amount OF It's stock.
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THE AGITATION SPREADING.

despatch dated Athens, Thursday night, says
have sent an address to. the King, urging
him to declare war against the Turks The
situation is critical. Volunteers are taking up
arms. Massacres by Turkish irregulars are re-
HAS DIPLOMACY INTERvENEDs
telegram received from Orsova states that the
Russian advance In Bulgaria has sackened In con-
sequence of dispatches received by Prince Gorts-
only resume the march after securing their rear,
which Is now only protected by the Fourth corps,
which is camped near Bucharest
PRICES, pANIcs AND PEACE.
The advance in prices on the Paris Bourse was in
consequence Of rumors OF an armistce between
Turkey and Russia
cOuNrERACrING REPORTS OF ATROCITIES.
Paris correspondent states that Count schouva-
by recent accounts Of Russian atrocities, has sent
Ian urgent telegram to Prince GortschakoT begging
him to give the principal foreign correspondents
every facility for visiting the places named as the
scenes OF these excuses
AGITATION IN BELGRADE
Vienna despatch states that forty citizens
have been arrested in Belgrade as accomplices In
the Socialistc agitation. The rebellious spirit is
spreading most alan mingly.
WANTS TO GET OUT IN TINE.
A despatch from Constantinople says that Satvet
Pacha has refused the portfolio OF Minister OF Pub
lie Works and insists on his resignation from the
Cabinet The Minister Of Justice and Mahmoud
Damad have gone to Adrianople.
KARs COMPLETELY REvlcrUALLEp
Mukhtar Pacha teegraphs from Kars, under
date OF the nth inst, that the revictuallinr and
reorganization of Kars garrison is now complete
GOOD THING, HOBART.
The Constantinope Djerfdte Hapadts states that
Hobart Pacha has been ordered to lombard all
places of Importance on the Russian coast OF the
Black Sea- Five steamers were expected to reach
Constantlnople with Egyptian cavalry.
OFF THE IoNIAN ISLES.
The Turkish fleet, with Suleiman Paclas troops
on board, passed Zante at ten O'Clock yesterday
morning
NAVAL MOVEMENTS.
despatch from Constantinople announces that
an Egyptian vessel has arrived In the Bosphorus
with a regiment OF cavalry. The English naval ON
GERS on leave In Constantnople from Besika Bay
have been recalled.
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MURDERED FOR SIXTEEN DOLLARS.

AN UNCLE SHOOTS HIS NEPHEW WITH THIRTY
TURKEY SHOT.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
NASHVILLE, Tenn, July 49, 1877.
Information has just reached here OF terrible muir
der committed at Tobaccoport Stewart county, several
days ago. In which JoD. Brandon uncle of S. d. Bran
don, shot and killed tho latter 5. d. Brandon told
J. ID. Brandon that II he didn't pay HIM Slg
dispute between mem that afternoon, one or the
other would huvo to die las nell hot. -
James d Brandon met s. d. Brandon the latter WAS
riding IN Tobaccoport. They passed tow words
when James u. Brandon shot him In the head and
neck with thirty turkey shot, decorating the neck
tearing the scalp of the head TO pieces and Killing him
Instantly The murderer fed to Kentucky.
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TO THE HEB lLD.1
LUMBER TRANSPORTATION.

COMBINATION OF VESSEL OWNERS TO POOL
THEIR EARNINGS.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
DETROIT, Mich, July 19, 1877.
Eighty-fo vessels engaged In the lumber trade
have agreed to lay up the earnings Of these contnu-
ing, TO be pooled and paid pro rata among the
entire feet. similar movement Ia being worked up
among tho grain fleet on the lakes.
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INSURANCE.

ACTION OF THE ROYAL CANADIAN COMPANY TO
MAKE GOOD IT'S IMPAIRMENT.
MONTREAL, July 10, 1871.
At special meeting OF tho Royal Canadian Insur-
Company. hold to-day, 1t moved that the
capital stock OF $780, 900 paid up DO reduced to
$780, O6O II resolved the special assess mcnt
of $780, 600 due August be carried as a reserve Tho
action Of the directors in providing for tho by
the ST. John fire was indorsed, and all outstanding
claims to DO settled at once.
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A PUBLIC RECEPTION.

READING, Pa. July 10, 1877.
Secretary Evarts and Attorney General Devens ar
rived In tins city yesterday afternoon. They pro-
ceeded to Edgemount the residence OF Deb. Randolph
Keim, where public reception was held last evening
The grounds surrounding the mansion were brilliantly
illuminated and the Rnggold Cornet Band was sta
toned Oh the lawn There was speech m aKing, tho
reception partaking more OF tho character of social
gathering in which all strove honor to the dis
tiuguished guests.
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THE ORANGE RIOTS.
ARRESTS pY THE MONTREAL POLICE.

ARRESTS BY THE MONTREAL POLICE.
MONTREAL, July 10, 1871
The police made descent house In ST. Patrick
street, Point St. Charles at half past one O'Clock this
morning and arrested two brothers. yamed Michael
and John Kelly charged with the shooting of William
Elliot, on Monday evening last Alter locking them
up the officers projected quarter past O'Clock
this morning to Colborne street, Griilntown and
prisoners are iaboters They brought before
Elliot Tor identification. He believes they among
the principal assailanta
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FAVORABLE CROP PROSPECT.

OMAHA Neb, July 10, 1871
The Herald tomorrow morning will publish crop
reports from thirty forty principal points In Ne
braska and Western Iowa They are, without excep.
tion OF the favorable character, indicating tho
largest yield OF all kinds OF grain known for years
Barley and rye nearly all harvested and wheat
will be begun next week. The quality and quantity
are exceptionally good and tho acreage largely in OK
oil previous years.