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FOREIGN PORTS.

Annoy. Feb 2s--sailed schrw @ Patton. connor. sws'
Hone Kosc. March ia-Arrivcd, barks Pamela. Lunt.
Newcastle, NSW land sailed April for BangkoK) 10TH
Rosetta Mcneil. Brown. Singapore. -
Sailed March IL. bark Annie Hall. Nelson, Whampoa;
22d, ship Sumntrn Clougl, San Francisco; 24th barks
korsor dam. Groves, New York.
In April s. bark Mount Lebanon (Br), for Oregon.
Ia port March - ship McNear. Taylor, for New York
bark Alden Bese Noycs aud Forward (r), Vandcrvoord
for Portland Belle OF Oregon. Merriman for San Fancisco
Garbadi Forbes. unc. Signal, whitney. from Wh"mpoa,
arrived 10th do.
iioco March I3-saicd bark ssonewali jackson, Arbe
Falmoith.
port March &C. schr Mary Jane. from Yokohama. ar
rived 9th.
Havana April 3o-Arrved, steamer City Of Vera Cruz
Dcaken, New YORK.
HALir.x, April a7-Arrived. schr Annie tBr,. sccord.
New York
May I-sailed, steamers Austrian .Br,. wylie from
Baitmorc) Liverpool; Ahambra (Br), wilson New York
LIVERPOOL. Ms, April 2S-Arnved, bark IL McLaren,
Delap, Glasgow.
MoSrmKAi April 2s--Arrived ship Lake Eric sclater
Glasgow. -.
MORN SYDNEY CB. April 27--Arrvcd, bsrks Director
tBr stemper, uloucestcr Il Cam tBD, Hcany. Cork;
schr " hume. DigRius, 81 Johns. M.
Quknkc, April 2S~-Arrived. bark Nina, from Lc.h.
Sailed 2sth ships Lake Ontario Gilmore iron Liver
pooh Montreai Genbervie Campbell Qron Glasgow do
SHANGHAI, Feb 2S-Arrved, bark Katie flcknser. Oil
man. Barrard Inlet ,aud called March "a for Foochow)
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

BARK NoRrHwoop tBr from Baltimore TO, San ADdreas
% 81 ir sss to-
BARK ROBINSON CRusoH, Robinson hence for Beyrout,
n % *, out Of tho mGos S%a
sseSsd ''' A0-''a '''''''
srxLLxAs, from Bay of Islands. NE for Liver.
Whore she arrived April asI found seaworthy
seeded a. May Tho report that she arrived at Portland
soma II 2uIxnr. rom Virginia for wimlngton Del
x ssdir e s 'aSs ns sa.h ns s% a.
Stripped OF her rigging. The crew. with the aid OF the
4 complete wreck and sho vessel i. making water
The bark lost considerable headgear aud is badly chaod
scmK MILWAUKEE Wallace, from s. john NIB for fhils.
dspha which arrived a, Vineyard nsxon 18th struck ss on
fog and of after throwing about go 700 aths and
pickets Vessel not injured. |:
ScHK WALTON; from Jacksonyile for Bath. before 70
4 % n ns Ss ~
Snne lumber, for 81 800
scHa Az WATSON which arrived at New Bedford IN dis.
sss Ss VIII hS' GO * he
why for repairs.
SEMI Russ Norton. from Amboy 70, x, n1;.dssport
yesterday tho point Of Little He'll Gate coming through
and sunk. Grew all taken OF by tugbost
broken nameboard. with .vat painted II In white
letters black ground passed feb H. in lat So
%o sis kkss5s .sa ia. nss
heard from.
Islands ran an Iceberg near souris PEI sank
The crew Rsrs s.ved t,, rom for p,o.ou wan.
$1,000. 'S '"'' ASA' A'"' A'AA'
Barbados Boston before eported lost oil her hcsdgear
and sails except mainsai survey wa; held this tore.
WAS recommended that she be DISCHARGED.
LEwEs Del. April so-schr Canary. with of oak
and viii probably be sold as she lies on tns bar
FnAkcIsco April 24The schI Clara Light arrived
Humboldt bar while crossing it, bound to the southern
COAST and said DO leaking She viii repair this
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Bark Mary Agnes QBr. De Costs. ST Johns. NF-Perkins
job.
Funch. Edye Co. 49,
Brig Merryman. LecrHw. Dsmerara-Lesycrsft 20.
Brig Ramirez. Barnard. Nassau. MP WaId 20.
Son
schr Anna Ho:ton. smith, Rio Grands do Sui via Rich
schr White Wing, Phelan, Cabarien-Brett Son a. Go.
Co.
schr Stephen Barnes. Wright Eiouthera-B Weinberg
schr Simmons. Campbell. Jacksonville Warren
Ray.
Bro.
schr N Clark Raynor. Plymouth, Mass-Csrtwright
Doyle.
Schr Island City Alien, Iarwch, Mass.Doans Gott
scnr storm King LAW Provncetown. Mass-G esseilS
Schr George Edwin. Sanms. Brdgeport-Rackett Bro.
Schr Belle, Simpson. New uaven-Cartwright Doyle.
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sailsd March "a bark Inverness tBr. Courtney. hsv
York -
port April 8. barks Haydn Brown. Hsvsnsr. for New
In port March IL bark vesta. Percy, from Foochow.
arrived 18th.
sr Jonxs NJ April 3o-Arrved, steamer Nova scotian
(Br), Richardson, Liverpool for Baltimore
SuMMERsIDE. PEI. April D. Sailed. steamer Flsmbor
ough fBr), Fraser, New York.
ST JOINS Nh. April 27-Ar.ived, barks Histlstos tBD.
Delap Liverpooi Kate Agnes tBrl Ferguson honieur.
Arrived 2sth, bark Edna dsr. DUH. sDubiin via shell
burne.
Cleared 9th, bark Reform Nor) Bentssn 81 Nszaire
Cleared 2Sth Ahambra fBr), Wilson, New York;
shin Bolivia Brl Murphy Bristol Channel barks Sexwsd
(BrJ McGregor Dublin Palermo (Bo. McLxughlin Liver
pool Bessie Parker Br). Parker Barrow schr Carrier
Heller, Coombs baltimore. .
bark Torryburn DR. Leary Penarh sth, ship Charlotte
w White, Dyer mot Conant). Liverpool.
VIcToRA April 22-Saed. ship Grace Darling. Gilmore.
San FrancIsco: bark Marmion, Jordan do.
YOKOHAMA April 23Saled, steamer City OF Toxic, Man.
nv 1rom Hong Kong. San Francisco. .
Arrived March IL bark Rowing saiior nryant Negasakt
(and sailed 18th for Hnkodate) ~, -,
Sailed March - bark Annie w Weston, Winsor Hako.
date: 18th mot 6th brig Tartar Ger, kaemensa San
Francisco; schr Banner, Lsnnard, Kurile Island
Sailed April H. American Loyds. Ames. Manila and
New York.
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SAILED,

Steamers Wyoming lBD for Liverpool; Acapulco: Aspin
walls Richmond. Richmond. &c; Ellie knight. Philadel
sGsT Baltic; g Bu.hns Hoxo; Mos. Glen aBr' Pc re-
Jenness. Palermo; Emma l. Partridge, Port Natal !Afr
cal; Emma Ives tBr). Dunkrk; Andrea Lo vic9 dtaD
sen Nor Cork; ssrpsn SNor) Csdi. and ssn.anSsr Au
nambuco; Ternen lNorl. Exeter; Cheney. Laausyra
aud Porto Cabello Adele Loom Ccnfueeos Georgana
IS Johns. PR; schrs Wv Simmons. jacksonville.
Robinson Crusoe Bsyront tsee Msce brig Georgiana
tBr), Liverpool. Ms.
Sailed from the Southwest Spit-Ship Magnolia, for Ba-
more barks Marie kuyper GER, for Elsinore Columbia
for barbados: brigs Adele McLoon, for Cienfueg0s:
Geary for do: Jennie Cheney schr Jennie
A shepard tor Boston.
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CONTINENTAL AFFAIRS.

Mr. Raphael J. Noses, counsel for stephen Enghsh,
has flied hill Of exceptions TO the report OF William
Allen Butler. referee In the proceeding OF lloyt vs. tho
Continental ilic Insurance Company. The lrst exccp
ton ~ to the overriding OF exception taken to tho
payment OF S3O2s "a by John j. Anderson ior return
premiums 10 policy holders then 10 the overrung OF
exceptions made to portions u the amount paid by
Anderson for counsel lees and then TO the overrung
OF the liability claimed 10 exist on the part OF Mr
Anderson for difference between tho price paid TO
the Sew Jersey Mutual Lie Insurance Company Tor
Reinsurance, sJ5o,Ooo. aud the ponds recovered,
$2ls 400, VIZ, Sl5J JO1
Exception Is further taken 20 that portion OF Mt
Buffers report Va which he says that all the assets
which came into the hands OF Mr. Anderson, as re-
cevcr, accountcd Tor aud duly transferred TO his
successor, NJ. Grace. Mr. Robert Sowcil counsel tor
John J. Anderson has taken exception 10 that part of
Mr. Buffers report ia which he disaIows the claim or
Mr. Anderson Tor compensation for his services re-
cever Ali these exceptions Will be heard before the
SPECIAL Term CHAMBERS, IL brooklyn, ON the lSth of
May.
Ii IL rumored that indictments Will DO presented by
the Grand Jury 10 day against Luther 81 Frost and
RUFUS Z. Frost, Of Continental tame. The where
abouts VI both u at tue present time mystery.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, May 2-l A. N.

WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, May 2-l A. NJ
Indications
For the lower lake region the Middle Atlantic States
and New England. generally rising barometer, partly
cloudy or threatening weather. with occasional areas
Of light rains north winds and nearly station
ary falling temperature followed at west and SOUTH
western stations by clearing weather and slightly
higher temperature
For the South Atlantic States slowly rising barom-
etcr stationary rising temperature, ccar or partly
cloudy weather and northwest to southwest winds.
For the Gulf States slowly falling barometer rising
temperature partly cloudy weather and winds
mostly from east TO south.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, nearly sta.
tonary or rising barometer stationary or rising tenn
peraturc northwest winds and clear or partly cloudy
weather, followed at western stations by falling
barometer and winds shifting to southeast
For tho upper lake region, the Upper Mississippi
and Lower Missouri valleys, northeast TO southeast
winds, stationary slowly rising temperature, clear
or partly cloudy weather, and rising, followed by
stationary falling barometer.
the Mississippi River will remain nearly stationary
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-02

OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS
ApxaDxrs, April 2s-An,ved. bark Rosa (Nor, GILL; PEN
sacoia.
ANTWERP. May 1-Arrved. ship calliopo OBJ. Sinclair
Baltimore.
Sailed 1st Daniel steinmann (Beg), Lechere
Now York; vaderland ,Belg). Nichols Philadelphia.
ALEXANDRIA. April 22-Arrlved bark spersnEs (AuD
Bussanicb. New YORK..
BREMEN April 3o-Arrlved bark Louise Poll (Ger) Jes
Pascagoula
BLBoA April 2e-saled bark Mozart (Nor) Aibrehsen.
United States
cADrz. April 2e-sailod, bark David Babcock. Colcord
Gloucester.
CErrK. April 2s-Arrived, bark Martin Luther Nor),
Nielsen. New York
DASrzrc April 2o-Arrived bark Richard (Nor). Johan
sen. New York.
GREAT YARMOUTH. April 80 Arrived. bark Copeland
(Nor). Terkelsen. Now York.
GIBRALTAR April 29-Passed steamer Castalia (Br), But
ler, from Palermo tor Now York.
Sailed to May l. briggs Giro Aus Tarosch drom Trieste
New York: New Era (Br), McPhee drom Messna, Phiia
deiphia.
GENOA. May 1-Arrived. bark Maud scammell (Br).
Thompson, New York
HAMBURG, April 30-Arrived, bark Mary Chapman
(3r Wyman. New York
HAvnx. April ao-Arrived, bark EIio tAuO. Zach, New
Orleans.
LvxRrooL. May I-Arrived. steamer Humboldt CBr).
Clark. Now York ship Olive Southland. Walker San Fran
cisco.
LONDON. Nay l-Arrived ship New World, Hammond
Now fork.
Cleared LIST. bark Nered. Nickerson. Boston.
LANCASTER April 3o-Arrived, bark Josef tAus), Ivan
cich, Baltimore.
LxononS. April 2s-saicd. bark LuisA utaD, Ansaldo,
New York.
MoviLLE. May 1-Arrivcd, steamers Sarmatian (Br),
Arid Portland for Liverpool State Of Georgia tBr Coop
or, New York for Glasgow tand both procoeded).
MEssIsA April 23sailed, brig Lily tBr. Sharp. New
York.
PLYMOUTH. May lArrived steamer Suevia tGcr) Fran
Gen. Now York for Hamburg land proceeded.
ROTTERDAM. April 3o-Arrivcd. bark II DuvaIl (Br).
Trory, Philadelphia.
TRAILER. April 3o--Saied, bark Lucco QtaD, Olvari,
Philadelphia.
vLissrsGKS. April 3o-Arrtved. steamer W schoten
(Datch), Janzen. New York for Rotterdam (and pro-
ceededI.
saned May I. steamer Rotterdam Dutch). Wis Qrom
Rotterdam), New York.
VENICE April 22Arrived bark Baithassar (Aus, Eco.
Itch. Philadelphia
MALTA April 30Bark Legion Of Honor Br), Jones' from
Valencia April for New York, has been wrecked
Zleten tho North Acsn s6 miles ES Of Trpoi
RIGA May i-sevenecn steamers have reached ReveI.
Navigation open. Fifty steamers bound for Riga
have put into Windau.
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ARMY INTELLIGENCE.
MOVEMENT OF TRooPs-PRoMorIoNs IN THE
MEDICAL CORPS AND LINE.


MEDICAL CORPS AND LINE.
WASHINGTON, May J. 1877
Company E, OF the Third artillery. Colonel A. G.
wildrick, and company d, Of tho Same regiment.
Major j. q. Turnbull, which have boon stationed at
the Washington arsenal for months past, have
been ordered Nort tho 1rst company TO daty at Fort
Wadswor,h, Now York. and the other to Fort Ham-
ton. New York. Two companies OF the Second art
lery Tor somo tino past stationed In South Carolina
will take the place OF these two companies ut the
Washin gton arsenal
PROMOTIONS
The following promotions in tho medical corps Of tho
army have been made :-Lieutenant Colonel w. J.
Sloan to DO colonel and surgeon vico Mccormick, do
ceased Major Glover Perm DO lieutenant colonel
and surgeon, vice Sloan, promoted. Captain D. l..
Huntington BIO major and surgeon, vice Perrin pro-
noted.
FIRST Lieutenant w. H. Boyle, Of the 2lst infantry
has been the ran OF captain, and Second
Lieuenant Robert H. Fletcher, Of the same regiment
has been promoted 10 be first lieutenant
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OBITUARY.
Il. II. GREGORY, NJ. ID.


Dr. H. II. Gregory, one OF the oldest and best known
physicians IN Harlem died yesterday morning AZ his
house, NO LA East l27th street He his usual
health when he retired 10 bed Monday night, but
about midnight complained OF feeling sick, and at
three O'Clock A. NJ he died The supposed cause OF
death is heart disease. He was prominent Mason a
Knight Templar, officer IN ST. James Methodist
Episcopal Church, and was widely known aud re-
spotted.
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THE FIVE PER CENT BONDS SOLD AT A HAND
SOME PREMIUM.
rrI

[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
HARRISBURG, May 1, 1871.
The bids opened by the state Board Of Revenue
Commissioners to-day for the new State loan OF
S. 600 600 aggregated sl7l7i $50 The highest bid
was that OF A. j. Drcxcl Co., of Philadelphia, which
represented the entire amount OF the loan.
Their premiums ranged from 300 10
3 34-1O0 per cent, and they will be awarded
Camblos l. Co, Of Philadelphia, Will DO awarded
$27S. 900 at 81 and 81, and j. j. Astor. OF New York.
a. 90 Az sue SUI paoers sxcep' pis
delphla. Tho total premiums amount to about
$3.50 600. The loan ID reimbursablc in fifteen years
and payable, absolutely, In twenty-five years Tho
bonds representing these loans arc TO bear
interest vt 1--WE per cent Win this loan the matured
six por cent loan OF Tho State VIII be redeemed
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FREDERICK FAwCETT.

Tho death Is announced OF Mr.. Frederick Fawcett Of
No. % West Seventeenth street. Mr. Fawcctt
prominent leather merchant at No. A6 Frankfort
street. and was vicc President OF the sxpenny Saw
lnss Bank, at No. IA Broadway He was In the sixty
aixth year O his
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, May l. 1877
Passed Assistant Paymaster j. G. Burnet is detached
from duty In tho Bureau OF Provisions and Clothing
ana ordered the Supply Passed Assistant Engineer
George H. White has been detached from the Montauk
and ordered the Passnic IN place oil Assistant Eng
noer +. j. Hoffman, detached from tho vessel and or
del ed q the NOntauk.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

LIGHTHOUSE SUPERIOR.
WASHINGTON, Dc, May 1-Noticc has been received by
the Lighthouse Board from the govern he Domn
ION that lighthouse erected BY the
of Canada the summit Of Lamb Island LaKc SUPERIOR
gui vessels the entrance to Ncpgon Bay.
will put operation tho 18th of May The light
white catoptric light showing all points
II Is elevated 90 teet above the water aud should be
II miles distant.
rrR BELL BUOY AT NEwBuRYPoRr.
The Nowburyport Herald Of the LIST inst. says:-Thts
buoy recently placed outside the bar fails Of the
Tor which intended Only In heavy will Il ring.
To make Il success and valuable the commerce OF
this port. It should be placeG upon boat, where
ate. Captain Bacon, OF the steamer Achilles. who
Sunday morning IN the thick eastery Storm
seeing In the papers that bell buoy here dis
appointed In finding IL dummy. good working bell In
thfs locality would be Of benefit particularly in
thick weather. and hope the Lighthouse Board will
pei the buoy to perform It's functions.
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JUDGE Esocu IL. RosEcnANz.

Hon. Enoch II. Rosccranz late Justice Of the su.
prone Court, died yesterday, ut his residence IN
Glens Falls, OF ccrobro-spinal meningitis. lilo
eighty ought years OF age, aud served the Supreme
Court leLch from 1856 to 1872.
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AMERICAN POPULAR LIFE.

Mr. William Allen Butler sand yesterday that he HAD
not yet determined upon acceptance the appoint
mcnl as examine the AFFAIRS OF the American
Popular L.ilo.
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rmR BELL BUOY AT NEwBURYpoRr.
WHALEMEN.


Bark Java Coson. sailed from Point Reyes April 20 FOL
the Arctic. with 100 bills VIII oil ON board.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show tho changes In the
temperature for the past twenty-iour hours, In CON-
parison with the corresponding date OF last year,
indicated by tho Thermometer at Hudnut's pharmacy,
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NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
OeSe

Arrs OF pgpARrrRE FROM xsw YORK FOR ras MONTHS
OF MAY AND JUNE.
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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

Average temperature ycstcrdAy Uz5t
ldI<
, 1877-03-07

Our Washington dispatches announce with
positivoncss that slnncks Of official author-
lily the completion Of President HAMS Cab
inet, and there Ia little reason to doubt that
tho information is substantially correct, The
list Is NJ follows:
Secretary Of state-WlLllAx u. EvAnrs. Of New
York.
Secretary of tho Trcasusy-JouK SHxnaAx, OF
Ohto.
Secretary Of tho 1ntsr1or-CAML scnunz, Of Mts.
sourt.
Secretary of War-RtcfARp ". THOMPSON, Of
Indiana.
Secretary oi tho Navy-1en. CuAn1ka DxvExs,
Of Massachnautts.
Postmaster. .ueneta1--pAvt u. KEY. of Ten
ncAsce.
Attorney y.1eneral-axonoE ". afcCaAar. Of
Iowa.
Of this number two hnvo not hitherto
been prominently mentioned IN connection
with tho positions Bald to havo been assigned
to thom. Gen. TuoMrsox Is we'll known
throughout tlo West as one Of the foremost
men in tho Republican ranks in Indiana. He
is ~ yenra Of nge, is Virginian by birth,
mud WINS staunch Wing while that party had
MI existence. Gon. DEvENs, who represents
New England In tho Cabinet, although not
heretofore ncttve In political life, is eminent
in Massachusetts Us 1nau of great ability
md lligh character. Ho Is now member OF
tho Supreme Court OF Massachusetts,, and
l,is selection Is regarded ns ono Of the best
TINT President HAYES has male.
, 1877-03-07

Several very pretty states arc likely to be
smashed in tho filling by President nArRa
Of tho vacancy on tho Supreme Bench by
tho appointment Of BENJAMIN II. BRssrow.
At lenst two sets Of intsignos arc doomed to
failnro in caao this most admirable selection
shall 10 made. Judge Cun1sr1AvoT, Of
Michigan, is not averse to filling the ptaco
lately vacated by Senator DAVID DAv,s, and
Secretary CaAanLzn, having an eye
to the Michigan senatorship, ia profound"
n impressed with The conviction tint
the Supreme Court would suffer 1'y
my other appointment. senntor HowE,
OF Wisconsin, believes that tho timo
has arrived when he can will, advantage be
spared from the political councils Of tho NO.
ton aud lodged for lifo in The Supreme
Court; and in this opinion ho is earnestly
Sustained by Mr. Z. ". kE1Ea, who per"
ceivcs Senatorial opening for himself. It
COCA without sayiug that all Of these aspira-
tions cannot he realized, aud It is not at oil
unlikely that none Of them vii! find fruition
for tho present, II 1t turns out SO, It will not
be the first time that Mr.. BR1sTow has inter
fercd with the operations Of tho machine,
nor tho last time, we trust, that President
tIAYEs will 10 likewise.
, 1877-03-07

tho HDnlcnti0n Of the BhInA tu6InHtic. C1Nt-
;ron ey,tem TINT Is applied to Illinois grain
ahinned 10 This roint, while larre ouantities
ara sent to comnet;nr ursin.centres outside
Of Illinois. like Milwaukee on ono side and
To1c,lo on Tho other. thus tlepriyino Chicago
and Illinois of a large trade that would 9th.
erwise come here. Thcsc nrc effects that
nre not snnposititious. but have been absolute.
" Communicated ,,y The practical operations
of The Inv,
o.her obieetions are reasonably ureod by
the Board Of Trade to the present eystena,
Tho inspection ia under the control Of the
stato Board of Warehouse Commissioners,
whose Office il located at tho Capital Of tho
state, and It is not practicable to secure rc-
lfef within reasonable time from the
errors, incapacity, or, corruption Of
tho subor,iinates to whom tho act
ual work Of inspection Is intrustod.
Moreover, this business Of inspection
ought always to bo in tho hands Of experts,
but, as 1t now comea under tho general po-
litical patronage Of tho S.ate, more consider
alton is apt to DO giren to political than to
professional fitness In tho appointment Of
inspectors. Whatever may be tho character
md capability Of the present corps Of 1n'
speetots, tl,ero Ia no protection against tho
delivery OF the whole system at any time
, 1877-03-07

There IL 10 lovo lost botweea SenntorB
MoHros md isLaisE, as tue latter had ample
reason 10 know, or at ]sast TO believe, at tho
tims when hia transactions In railroad bouds
were the subic Ut general attention. In
ttr debate yesterday. upon tho admission OF
Ger. LiM4a nj Senator from, Mississippi, 3fr.
blaine lei fly q aharp shot about s1r. btoa-
1us's Inconsistency will! the record no ,nnlo
when the plScunAcK case WIS under con-
siaeratiou. Netticl ty this a,llacious over
ilauliug at th" lalds Of his 1oug-ttme alysr-
sarr. Mr.. MoRToN retortel that ho needed
.'o assistance in taking care Of bis record,
and tile Benator {1om Maine would have
quite enough to do to look alter lia own
record. 1t was broatlsido which would
hive staggered anybody but uIA1sE, who,
however, was soon OH deck aga!u rs though.
nothing ha1 happened, aul was llaziug
uway u. q terrific rate III behalf Of tbs a&l-
mission Of KELLOGG rs Senator from Lou.
isiuun
, 1877-03-07


VI. eaae, she sph1'ua'ss'' - aooat setasatn6 ~
Ns oA'ss' ''A.''
Mfs. hthfo' the knalha l&ay lately on ts'al 1ef
poisoning .hef haspanas hes mafaet thtea Tina
xseannea' ...
Tradition saYs there uessr wss Qucen's speech
which did NOT contain IN error Of grammar: tic
laat speech had iaofe than ous error OF grammar,
and ths syntax OF Il was unusus1ly Imperfect
II. cnxenenye, the aleleht. .of.iand performer
has gons back to boston, where ho mala t,ls great
est sIccssa slmce hls landlng IN ihis country.
some of hts entertainments are given tofe'1 ID
French.
,rhs nev York sattEical and humorous weekly,
pick herstofora oubIxhed exclusively in German,
viii heeiu m American edition March II, Mr
JOSEPH Kcppler'e castcatutrs In ttlt paper hays
made him fsmoux,
rtc tw,nt,.tb anniversary of tho wedding of Mr.
H.. Mn,.r .,ni.t..d ,.,s rs1chrntr, m The ID
,n,, .rh. en.st. ,urs.,e1 ,hout i'm Mt the
least Of ths sYidsncss Of prosperity observed wal
tho interesting gsuup Of nina children.
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