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New-York tribune., 1877-11-23
Gustial Noiltes.

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system aag r' o.. .,. ~. .,..., mac, a.s,ai
l. Jo.cph Frnnki,h. ha, ing now rec .c ia "a n,nta -
Baltimore ana & ,'llff .f Ii 81 fsF plP
Iti,y DT--I -- god ail of Jo1u Hck-.p g ,n N
la ocs includius the lra name ana ga onlrs am, 10
nsn. NcEl. g Co., associate. " ihe HcNLLoP e
sPBAGCE CJAPANN, to my former 'a..sr ,,-,sr
pSllaepaia Sov Ia. 1871. ----
Neryou, Exhaustion meica. rss'f comprising srics
Vrt an tie a.. lnd cure ~ prrnl.ulr f-c -iue ng ~
di-putab now lost ncat IA, Pc .s-alH,, & ~ mi y
nervous pnyscl debility ..iug 'r fea. 'i 20
ii%' onice n re.dcoce = io,n 81. New YORK
Post osce S.ucs ior.lrs uos ~ te' 'ses snfss
IT. isA ~ Al 7, u; ';yyFpNfspA9 a. f150 p m for la.
DkT a. u M FOR turapr ~ steamship pr,li,E lHr,srE "a va
A m or Enr0ps by steamship tll5 ~ heli" Va
town y, S oTsarcd bT tas seamc be specially
addressed aud a. a. u ior scotland 49, No'. Of ~ aig'5 1
M fSr Europe by steamship Donaa. va >ouaampoa -ni
n m an not axe mails ,oi penmars Norwav no
mails the West nae' "a BERMUDA aa =, tH9 @ =. ~ ~
JaBsn viii cave Francsco December J. ihe mA' Tor
ASsTYsrS. Sow H. s7l- r. H. JANts rosuuA..er
The seaside Library ry-LArEsr i,scEs. ~.
i55G-G Point of Honor oy Mrs. Annie Edwards i&o zoe
-5l.sian GiD.y by Alex Dumas lpc
So.
t'"- ~ & ~. i, -rly.i i,v s 4 Far.ou -Oc
A ID king ~ Ms Anne i.l fti.is
~ taUir the trefer hY am MARI ~
ls6-Chares q Ma.lcy oy g. Lever
A"A'- az NeV lnNrrV. " Y.
Tb,ulsssivina Dinaer 20 be provided tor 1000 prf'n'
cb5 t ueor cIulrau aui tluse whom iiC} ace .'a -
KNOWN fo the MISSIONS oy prtu Nsttt.o', ,.
me clllfreu. and other interesting eNfiti-'s
~ r1r and other articles respectfully s'i.'I
ma rIaukfIlf received az the Mission "i'' N'
IN .rr, an fbr work through hr rnnhf i.l'i' ilt
NV he ,snt 10 me treasurer. ~ n. D. Tom ailA L ~
Sio y ar to Mn A. s. Hatch. president Ntf-sl,t =
I,or, omen Thanksgiving Day al = o,' 3 =
commence O'Clock. ~ % - -
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New-York tribune., 1877-11-23

r,,rt.sv ovv,cy Nov. 23-1 A. ma further decline
f air pressure took place yesterday and the weather
was continuously threatening The temperature was
somewhat higher falling of little at midnight Inc
moisture OF the air is not increased
For this city and vicinity, cloudy, ana AZ uInes
by somewhat lower temperature and partial cIOuuIhess
which will probably continue through t0-morroW'
New-York tribune., 1877-11-23
A rInne Eye VIEW OF HENDRiCKs.

It is said that Mr. Hendricks was seen tip
trtu through the cras. in bis front the other dlv
y-itI r n eli IN front Of him m one hand. on being
a-cosi,d Ar SAID trying 20 catch pct financial
theory which had escaped from its cage ID the house.
ana every tme he 1t ready 20 drop on 10 somebody
rll-. o.. -.- | !.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-23

pRovrFvrT T.. Nov o. Printing Cofis rarie quet .
'av eaes made . fvfrl 90 o. nj 1fr cash. aud
Standards AZ Jc thi fv DAYS. prccs firm a. the CLOSE
New-York tribune., 1877-11-23

JACKSONVILLE FREE FROM YELLOW tENEi~
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. Nov. 22.-Ihe follow
ing signed by the Mayor President OF the Board oI
New-York tribune., 1877-11-23

Health and City Physician. was issued to-dny by au-
thority OF the Board Of Health.
We announce that there are yellow fever OF otIer
contagious or Infectious diseases In this city or Fchy
New-York tribune., 1877-11-23
MIDyIGHT wEArHER REPORE
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

For the Middle Atlantic States, falling
followed bv rising barometer, winds mostly e-seiy an
n"rtnefIy nearly stationary temperature, Eeh'i"N'
cloudy weather, aud rain areas.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-23

Broosyn people interested fhe cadet q
tho 23d Regiment. Tho uniform of tAe corps male
New-York tribune., 1877-11-23
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
ART WORK FOR WOMEN.

To fhe EdftOr Or Ths Trt6Wne.
SIR: In a brief paragraph on the art edu-
cation Of Women you say: Much Of the finest WORK ON
the Limoges faencc and DouitOn ware Is done Dy Gi'
and women thoroughly trained for the art "'iAoN'
auestioning the accuracy Of The statement should ke
10 ask your authority for making The subject f. one
which greatly interests me- and when very recently
went through the Royal Porcelain Works at Worcester
England made particular inquiries y the SUPER
ntenden "a % the bnd Of work which he was Wiling 10
ntrust 10 women The delicate painting Of howers etc
seemed 10 me exactly what they would be best fitted for
and as the work-rooms were al wellighed We-ared'
and in every respect most comfortable was esy 10 sec
that a positi y in the Royal Porcelain Works was one
which no woman would be likely 70 fisdain Te sl cf
nteudent Informed me. however mar altnoa- n' nit
several times tried the experiment of emnoyng women
fur the delicate decorative work 0i Wnich hhr 7'h'
II had invariably proved failure. owing ~ we i'on
petency the persons employed; and that ~ ia como
TO the rule ~ the works utrust nothing 20 women
beyond the purely mechanical labor of ruDDus uo"u
should ike 10 know II the work n Limoges md Lam
beth Inferior to tna done at Worcest'r or me man
or,ler of Talent Y0urq AP.
Nc,c- YORK, Nov. 10. 1877.
Women are employed by the Mcssrs. Doulton at
the Lambeth pottcries, not ony in laying on tie
colors on the tcrra-cotta but in the more difficult
worl, Of ncison. or designing on the clay, by means
Of fine tool such as is used by gravers the art par
takes of the nature Of engraving and painting, and
requires, as we said. special training. The best
artist employed by them in fine work. certainly the
one best known IN England and this country, Is Miss
Hannah Barton. Painting porcelain is probably
less difficult than nclson, and more suitable for
women, rs il can be done at home. They are en-
pIoyed in this work by several Of the principal man
ufacturers in France and Germany. The bold, outre
designs by which the Limoges faence is best known
are al by Bracquemont, but much Of their more
delicate painting-howers, etc.-is done by women.
There is hardly a city in Europe, in fact. where
women do not support themselves. or add TO their
incomes by decorating china. Tho names of A.
Christensen and Miss Ronsholdt are the most promi-
nent that occur to us at tho moment Of professional
artists in this work.-Edl
New-York tribune., 1877-11-23
NUNrRER OF LIQUOR SELLERS N THE CIT

NUNRER OF LIQUOR SELLERS N TIE CITY.
To the Editor Of The Trt6uRe.
SIR: In your editorial Of this morning
headed The Temperance ISSUE" Won seem to assume
that there are only GjOO liquor sellers in the city, name
IT, 800 licensed and 5000 unlicensed. Y0u some
what Think 10 the aggregate. on July as the Police
Board through ifs proper officers, placed I'D my hands,
as the representative OF Society for the Prevention
% Crime fun returns from every precinct in the city, of
the name and location of ccrrv liquor seller.
distinguishing those licensed from those unlicensed.
with great and lah0r. we're CAREFULLY anal In1 ava
footed fro my oi"e, and showed 5f'l unI cen-'d ana
LIZ licensed making toal OF 19li. i any errors o.
comnauied those returf-. they would .F.' 1' 'rfor W
omission. some low places every Wari rselit i.e or
tectivo's eve, while those afiirmatyey reported would
De li'trlY t0 prove correct
foe confident therefore that ~ wori POO sof' % es
mate The totl uumner of places selling n' 5000 some
OF the 2I-7 licenses probably have cKrlr a. Hnd nov
been renewed r. Therefore. the Board or ENcl-f ' ~
licenses ~ follows chat -0mr $500 are -ttnE ih.ul
licenses and those latter the men, - oi a. ih
the society represent s after. j. ~ CULVER
No IL Naesql,-s'.. Ac'c- I1rL Nov. %, l-I1.
THESE are the men clearly vulne1ble-the men
all practical Temperance advocates who mean 7e-
form Will De after Visionary Temperance men, and
blackmallcrs who steal the uniform Of Temperance
men. will widen the issue by aesaiing also the peo-
ple who have licenses and the law behind Them. and
thus so far rs lies in their power bring the whole
movement TO naught The practical thing 20 do is
To stop liquor selling by the people whom the Law
does not permit 10 sell iiquor.-Edl
New-York tribune., 1877-11-23

an So,io, o' Nar'ag'' n"i o' 'ndor'sd ria rf9
name and a.lfrrls
New-York tribune., 1877-11-23
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

Tlt.y,, .ost Che lro nsca vsr1ns lh ins iF ~ '-i-
lsrar lines -rs divisions oi 1f h-
inht Ths iusg as fsgfssshH nc oe-A'''-
o a mercury dunus
New-York tribune., 1877-11-23
HELPING A CHURCH AT BADEN BADEN

HFlIlNtf \ tIit XIII Al bAlisN 'A 'is-'s
To the EdttOr Of The TrtbHRs.
SIR: The pretty little English church at
this place. go well known English and American trav-
eers IS. unfortunately, in impecunous CIRCUMSTANCES
being burdened with budng loan Of some seven hum
dred pounds sterling. few weeks ago. seyera. Amcr
can ladies' from NewYor, City. residing here, 'pu'
their heads together and resolved % DO something 20
ward hcudatiug portion Of this indebtedness Their
prascworthv eff ,r-s eliminated ~ anamAeur exhibition
Of tebeauxyivanrs M the Convero-tne House ON Che
evening Of the ISth nst the birthday ~ His Imperial
ness the Crown Prince OF Germany. which was q
most uuQ alded success M every sense q" e "ord ana
ref acts -ur greatest credit on all concerned
rhr audience. which was both numerous and di'in
gshed included Her Majesty the Empress ~ Germ INV
aud suite. Hpr ROYAL Hlghness the Grand Duchess oI
Baden Princess Elizabeth ~ BADEN, and fielr serene
II ,lu.s e. Prince auu r. nce-- Flrsfenher- TIE I1I.
artistic . and tireess energy ~ The ladies VINO had
The matter in charge beyond al praise and mDt % Is
ctifriIg to know. with due recognition The receipts
Amounted 10 nearly TWO thousand francs. Her N1 ty
tie Empress of Germany cumpim ntrd the ll!le- VII"
mad conducted the undertaking To such 'uccts-iu is
sue u The most hatteriig terms. soJOJhNLh.
Baden Baden, oct. 26, 1877.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-21
Application for a Patent
TO THE
CHARLESTON NINE.
NO. 3o7.
U. S. LAsD OFFICE. EuRxK.. New,
~ 81 49,

u. S. LAND OFFICE. EuREkA, New,
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the Emmett Consolidated Mining Com
many. by their duly authorized agent. j. c.
Powell. whose Postoficc address Is Eureka.
Nevada, has this day filed his AZ plication for =
patent for six hundred 600 linear feet Of the
Charleston mine or vein bearing silver, with
surface ground two hundred l3pl feet IN
width, situate. lying and being In Eureka
Mining District. county OF Eureka, and state
Of Nevada. and known and designated oy
the field notes and Official plat on ME IN this
office us lot No. ~.
The exterior boundaries Of sail lot No. l?i
being as follows. to wit: Variation ID deg.
30 min east.
survey No. ~, whence post No. /. of :.
survev No. 81, Lord Byron lode bears NJ.
deg. ~ min.. Il. 5iS 6l0fcet: the fagstan IN the
town o. Eureka bears n. y deg. is min, I.
lT.2s2 feet; the highest point q kuby I'M
No. bears n. . deg. 20 uin., w. 1923 feet.
and he Charleston shaft bears ). 80 des., W.
rs feet; thence lst course ;. lbs deg. W.ee
feet 10 post marsed No. 2. U. B. survey Nc:
l25: thence And eoar.e \, ~ deg. We
l2g; thence 3rd course N. l6s deg. L. go fest
to post marked No.t U. :. survey No l2S;
thence ith course s. 53Lz deg, Il. 100 feet. 70
post No. |. the place o: beginning. The fol-
lowing described tract Of surface ground is
hereby excluded from this survey: Begin
ming at a post marked No. 2. Of this survey.
and running thence LIST course 10y deg,
w. 200 feet to post No. 3 Of this survey.
thence End course n. 1917 deg. T. 22s feet
along the western boundary OF this survey,
and thence 3rd course ;. 2in deg. X. 33 10
feet to tho place u beginning, which tract
being excluded leaves remaining 2 2S-lO
acres.
This claim Is bounded on the south by the
Frankie Scott.
Tho location Of this mine Is duly recorded
in the Recorders Office Of EUREKA Mining
District. on page IS in Book ID, Of the Eureks
District Mining Records.
Any and all persons c aiming adversely arr
| portion OF laid Charleston mine, or said mir
ing ground rs herein before described, arre
CURED to file their adverse claim with the
| Register of the United States land Office a.
Eureka. in the State of Nevada, during the
90 days period OF publication hereof, or the.
will be barred by virtue Of the provisions VI
the statute. ID. d. IMMEL, Register.
au0It-oi
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-21
Application for a Patent
o A MILl-SITE.
No. 3gl.
NO. 35.


Eureka. Nevada. Septsm Der 20. l5z7.l.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT
IN John Potter, whose postofliee address 10
Eureka, Nevada, has this day filed bis APP
p~lieation for q patent Tor 1--we acres ior
MiLSitc, situate, lying and being in. Pinto
Mining District, county Of Eureka. and state
of Nevada. and known and designated BY the
field notes and official plat on ilc In TINS
Office as Lot Number Al. :.
The exterior boundaries Of said los No.
being IS follows. to wit: Variation iSh des'
east. rs
Commencing at Q post marked No. !, u,s
Survey No Al. whence . post married Us.
Monument No. 8. on the summit q hooSe
mountain, bears N. 81 deg. IL m W. 1917
feet, and the northwest corner OF the TINY
mill building bears ). " deg. T., ~ iee''
thence running first course B. 81 deg: " ME.
f., so feet. to post marked Nc. =. U.S. Ssl
vey No. IL; thonce. I'd course 8. ~ deg. y.
No. Al; thence, Sd course No deg. 50 min. W.
$50 2-i0 feet to post marked No. 4. U. Z. Sur
vey No. A.; and thence, 9Th course m. "A
deg. W.. 33t feet, 10 post No. l. the place Of
beginning. containing i've acres.
The location Of this mill site 10 duly -
corded in tho Recorders Office Of kureks
Mining District. on page lj3, book y.
Any and all persons claiming adversely my
portion of said hill-Site, or said ground =
herein before described, are required TO- ns
their adverse claim with the Register OF tne
United States Land 06ice At Eureka. In tne
State Of Nevada, during the sixty days re.
riod Of publication hereof. or they will %
barred by virtue Of the provisions Of tns
statute.
s2i-SOd d. r. IMMEL. Register.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-21
PATENT APPLICATIONS
Application for a Patent
To THE
MINE AND MILL
SITE.
NO. Af.
U. 5. LANp OUIcR.


NOTICE Is HEREBY GiVES THAI
~ Albert Sturges. whose postonics a.
dress is Eur Ia. Nevada. has this day 6l~
his application for q patent for 10 line.,
fcet Of tho Metamoras mine. or vein bsarin,
silver, With surface ground 10 feet in vidti
and s acres as q mill site. situate, lyir,
and being in Eureka Mining Di .trict. count,
of Eureka and 5 ate Of Nevada. and know,
and designated by the fold Totes and oeicisl
A and Il.
The exterior boundaries Of Lot No. III. A
and ID. being rs 10 lo~s, TO wit:
Variation 10 deg. 30 min. east
Commencing at a post marked No. !, U.e.
survey No. re. Lot A., whence post No. aoi
U. S. survey No. ~, Colorado Lode, bears i
"a deg 20 min. T., 1853 $40 feet; Ruby Hii
No. | bears N. 2 deg. 50 min. r., s.463 feet:
tho Metamoras shaft bears s., ~ deg. w.
1871 feet, and the mouth Of the Mstomora;
tunnel bears s., 10 deg. - min. W., l63 fest:
thence. running Isl course =. 1917 deg. z.
$50 feet to post marked No. 2, U. s. sarys,
No. ~, Lot A; thence, End course s., ~.
deg. W, DO feet to post marked No. 5. u. s.
survey No. i27. Lot A; Thence. Sd course n,
l.. !. survey No. III. Lot a. and thence, Al
course N. IN deg. h., DO feet to post No. l.
TO place Of beginning, containing 3 ALll
acres.
Also the following described tract Of land
rs . NIL tits, hnu hppuftsnhht 10 tns Met1-
moras mine: Beginning vt q post marked
No. !, U. ). survey No. III, Lot b, whepes
post No. | Of Lot A bears s., 50 deg. Q min.
Il, 2.49s feet; thence, running lst course s.,
stE deg. W.. 90 feet 70 post marked No. 2
U. S. sarvey No. III. Lot b; thence. and
course n, So deg. W.. as $40 feet TO psst
marked No. >. u. s. survey No. Ia. Lot B:
thence. Sd course NJ. afs deg. T., 500 feet 70
post marked No. 4, U. ). survey No. liz. lot
b, and thence. 9Th course s.. So de- 1.
AS $40 feet to post No. |. the place Of bssit
ming. containing 5 acres.
Ihis claim is bounded on the north By Tie
Clyde mine, and eat by the Banner mine.
The location Of this mine is duly recorded
in tho Recorders Office Of Eureka Mining
district, on pages l62 aud 1853, in Book Z, Of
Eureka District Mining Records.
Any and all persons ~ciaimins adversely
any portion OF said MetamorAs mine and
mill sitc. or SAID mining ground ~ herein.
before described. are required TO file theil
adverse claim with ire Register Of th,
United Statos land Office At Eureka. in III,
State Of Nevada, turing tho sixty day
period OF publication hereof. or they will b
barred by virtue Of the provisions OF thi
statute. ID. Is. NJ Register:
Eureka, Sept, 3, 1877. SEPT s-b0d
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-21
Application for a Patent
TO THE CLYDE MINE
No. 5I3.

Il. :. LAND 0fFIcE.
EuBgKA, New, sept Sd. 1871.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ Albert Sturges. whose PostOfice nd
dress IL Eureka, Nevnda. has thi. day hied
his applica ion tor u patent for 90 linear feet
Of the Clyde mine or vein bearing silver.
with surface ground l2b feet IN width, sitnate.
wing and being in Eercka Mining District,
county of Eureka. aid state OF Nevada. and
known and designated by the fed notes and
official plat on hie in this Office az lot No. ~.
The exterior boundaries OF said lot ~ be-
ing as follows. TO wit:
Varist,o1, l6% deg. east.
Commencing at d post mai ked No. l. ". :.
! survey No. 10. whence the highest point OF
Ruby Hill No. | bears n. 1 deg. Is min r..
a,l02 feet; the Metamoras sha I bears ). 800
degrees H., 80 feet: and the Clyde main
incline bears ). - deg. 20 mir. y. 49, feet;
| thence running lat course =, AZ deg. r.,
isl BIO fest to poet mark No.2,U. :. survey
No. ~. This post stands on the western
boundary OF u. ;. survey No.. ~, Colorado
lode; thence "a course ;. 1917 deg. h.. lS7 sic
ed No. 3, u. :. survey No ~, whence post
No. 5, of said survey No. ~, Colorado lode,
bears 5. l6A deg. F., 81 $40 feet; thence
Sd course >. ~ deg. W., i2's feet, to post
marsed No. 4. q. ;. survey No. 10 th:.
| post stands on the eastern boundary ofsuryey
| No. ~, Metamoras lode; thence 4th course,
~, l0L deg. W, 10 s. 10 feet. TO post marked
No. .. U. ;. survey No. l99. the "a ne being
1 post NJ. L. " tdiu ruTtct w.. -. C'
course s, 79a deg. w, 100 $40 feet TO posi-
marked No. d. L.. ;. survey No. ~: tn snce
9TH course N, Az deg. W, 81 9-l0 feet. 10
post marked ! U. s. survey Ne. i2. This
post stands on the eastern boundary of u ,
survey No. I2s. General Washington lode;
thence 7th course ~, 81 deg. E., a s-l0 feet
to post marked No. ), U. survey No. lA,
the sa me being post No, l. of said survey No
I2S; thence sth course NJ. ST. deg. W.. 81 4-lO
feet, TO pest marked No. ., Z. ,. survey No.
l2l; thence 9th course N, 47s deg. W.,
2gi 2-l0 fest. to post marked 10. u: ;. survey
No. l29: and thence 10th course NJ, 42s deg.
T., I2j feet, TO post No. /, tho place of begin
ming, containing | 3i-l00 acres
This claim 10 bounded on the cast by the
| Colorado and on tho south by the Metamoras
aud General Wash ington.
The location of this mine is duly recorded
in tho Recorders Office Of Eureka Mining
District. on page 100. in Book +. OF the Min
ing Records OF Lureka District.
ANY ard all per ons claiming adversely
any portion of said Clyde mine or said miu-
ing ground as ~ before described, are re-
quired TO I'll, tnei, adverse claim with the
Register Of the United States Land Office al
Eureka, in the State VI Nevada. duri, g the
sixty days period Of publication hereof, OF
they will be barred by virtue " tho provis.
ions Of the statute. ID. b. lMMEL.
Register
Enreka, Sent. &, 1871. sept4-f01
The Morning herald., 1877-08-01

Complaint 10 made in New York papers
that san,e Of the merchants Of that city
hava discharged employees who, being
nealirrs If militia ccmMpies, answered
tho cali Of the State and turned out to
suppress rioters and msursuders. OF
conIse It Is the right Of every h,lsiuess
man to decide for himself whether be will
employ men who voluutecr to do military
duty in times Of public danger, and who
are suhiec, to calls Of this kind, bu. he
should avoid passing sa expose iac,o Law
and should consider the question With care
before making any rule on the subject
The men who promptly answer the call e
tho State, are entitled to the thanks Of al!
ether citizens. and especially Q! these
whose property is keirg defended by them,
aaj the reelection tbs, the general adop-
,ien Of any such rule would deprive all
persons Of the protection Of the State mill
'ir, should an employer TO be sioH to in,
leitere on his swn behalf with the duty o.
mis- employees TO answer public call.
Bn, on The other hand The member Of a
State militis organisation suddenly called
away frm his oihec dulles as au employee
shoald ,Ic all in his power 20 relieve his
Gmplcyer Of anuaysnces resulting from biz
ues,ert Ct duly. In a. lsas, one OF the
he catss in New York, where sn euulovss
wss discharged, i, vss hscsuse he reject.
vi 70 seOd cord 10 his enE.lovev, 70. I've
lays, thst he hs.l gone sway with his reg.
im-nt sbandonins sn inrortan: trsipess
commission with which he was charges,
Here the employee was msniies,ly 8. fault
There ara ds,ies 10 be performed on hosh
sides, aud it u probably 10 safe 10 say ,ha,
hut few merchants or manufacturers waoss
employees shos considsrA,io,, fcr their :r.
,ers,s will he 70 wanting in public spirit |
and senss Of da,y as 10 discharge the nan |
who for few days and weeks risks HE life |
10 :hc public service, aud sor the dsience
Of the lives aud property Of the lsw-abil. |
iag people Of the State.
The Morning herald., 1877-08-01

q Daruax Cclonislu on ths southern ooaal'
Of Africa are much pleased with the aqui-
,pitlon By Qssss lsisiessof tAgs Trantesal'
Republic, snd allsady coTsspnudenta hare
begun to exrlorsths nswly acquired tsfti.'
tory. ontof ,hSss whiting ftom Pretoria,
says that he project Of aidsens against the
occupation Of the republic bv Britiah
troops, recently mentioned in the Ledger,
Is signed by only small minority of the
pcopla, and IhAt -shs. great~ ~buik of tkS
property owners are we'll pleased with the
change Of rulers. He also Ands that the
country Ia exceedingly rich in mineral and
agricultural resources, and thinks tho
Transvaal an exceedingly rich prize
dropped into the mouth Of Old England"
The latter expression IL hardly destrip.
tive Of the way in which the prise was
~eursd, siaee N army Of British soldiers
he'd 70 he used to nskc II drop, and Is still
maintained 10 keep it from dropping back
again. Having secured 1t, however, Eng
iish capitalists are Invited 10 send out
money and mea to develop the gsea, liz.
scu,ce~ Of the country, Iron and cesl are
found in large surface deposits aud Of ex-
csllen, quality, and the correspondents rc-
ports that there is no stsr Of any trouble
with tho natives 10 hong as there is stroug
( tBtitish) government over the territory Of
the late republic.