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The New York herald., 1877-09-16

Steamer c,sopa,r", Weir Kingston ia. 81 'aso and
steamer CITY "r N.rida. Reynolds Havana. Vera Cruz.
&e-F AicxandreA A sons =,
Ksy wasc oY Il Ms"rs ali" A1.@s,o'
steamer As,ers. Burdiek. New orleans-Bossr NOR
Steamer New Orleans. Dearborn. New oT'esns-ciark
Steamer San Salvador Nickerson savannah-aeorss
steamer Charleston Lockw wood CharestonJ Quintard
steamer Regulator. Dosne. Wilmington and Morshead
s.s.%ss wy.nGs. csach SGr'ss City Point a'a "'s'
Steamer John Gibson. Masngo. Georgetown. DC. via
s,eamerE G Biddi.. Davis. rhil.dslphis-Jame' Hand
Steamer SsfsSs ':Is,; uesos = pamos1B burgess
ship Corneus Grinueii. BcriAnd. London -orinnsh MN
snip D IL Morris tBr, Norris havre-J whitney Co.
ship Fawn. Cleveland, Genoa-Thos Danhams Nephew
Mark Leanda Bo..,sn Bcr..s Port Lysssson and We'll
Bark Paul rho,msnn G.., varht Cork F"'moush or
Bark iu.dns S.rkse tsr DurLes Cork Fslmoush tor
order-John q seassr r.,
maash a.ts os ss s
BARK Aurora (Norl. Kass. Konissbers-funeh, Edyc a
Bark rorro dc Mar.ino d,sD. Gala,o., Tries,o-Bon-
n.rk rrecioss tNor, J.ccbscn H~vre-hoyd iIineken
Bri imecsn Tnio"' coiIin. ssn,"ndssmAbiei Abbott.
Brig Esvislisno utaD. De Gennaro, Leghorn- Lauro,
Brig sarah fillmore. clifford. Port Satal-R Buck 4
sris Robor. Move. NoLut. Barbados-H rrowbridres
schr VIM II Jourdan. Richardson. G.asrow-Psrsons
Loud.
Schr Ida A Jayne, Mills. Cindad Bolivsr-Anel Abbott
sehr Augustus F~ben', harris Falmouth, Js-A II so!-
omon a Co.
sclr Henry Buschman tBr). Holiness st Johns NF-JF
Whitney Co.
schr vascelo (Br). MeCumbcr, rwilnsa.e. MI r
Whit ey co.
schr Potomac tI;r,, Odell. 81 John. NB-A Ieney
Schr Mortrosc, Iilima ann. st John. NBF II Smith Co.
schr Angola. woostsr. st John. Md De Wolf Co.
Schr Altoona, Fitzgerald. 81 John NB-AT Heeney
scar Nelly Potter. Howard, Washington, NC-w Hin
schr Sophia W n,ertor, Jackson Baltimore-wm Chal-
Schr Anaie Il wo,t. Hawkins, Dighton via Providence
Rackctt L Bro
Schr Fashion, oarbery. Providenee-Csrt wright &
Doyle.
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'secret Service, McParlsn the Detective" founded
on the Molly Magurc outragcs. II has been
fui elsewhere and is sensational In character.
Miss Fanny Davenport opens tho regular season at
MrG Morrison's opera House, Toronto. Can, to-mor-
row. under tho patronage OF the Lieutenant Governor
OF Ontario. This Is Miss Davenports nrst appearance
since her fathers deceasc. whom sho will take tho
character OF Mabel, In ''Pique"
Louise Pomeroy opens her season OF forty weeks on
October 1 In Rochester Her tour Includes all tho
principal cities and the South She will play under
the management Of John I. Ford, end her season
In San Francisco. She will appear 10 the roles Of
Juliet Rosalnd. Imogcn, Viola, Beatrice. Lady Mac
beth the heroine OF a new play.
"struck OIL" an American play, whose title ind-
Gates It's subject will be performed for the first
In New York tomorrow night At the Union Square
Theatre. Mr.. J. c. Williamson, for six years a avor-
ito actor at Wallacks, will rcappcarance in
this city alter Ave ycars absence Miss Maggie
Moore will take the leading female part The scenery
Is new, and illustrates tho oil regions Western Penn
syivana I
Tho kindness Of heart OF tho late K L. Davenport
following letter written John Mccullough in 1867,
lice, will be read with interest,"
Mr DEAR MccrLLoUGm-I rejoice in your good for
tune. II Is position which any man should be proud
of-paying second 10 tho greatest oil all American
actors, Edwin Forrest know you very poor and
may not have tho costumes Tor the parts that you will
dresses during your engagement hero which you arc
not able TO purchase, remember place any drcss Ia
my wardrobe At your entire disposal Wishing you
the best Of luck, am your friend,
The New York herald., 1877-09-16
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

STEAMxK LAKE MEoANrIc Br). Of tho Beaver line, en
Montreal for Liverpool 10Th inst ut daylight during
dense fog On arriving short dstance below LocheayA
she upon land called Bstnor Rouge wherc
she remains with her bow high dry and hcr stern in
deep water Shs has large valuable cargo, including
number OF shcsp and cattle tor the EnElsh market IL
tho vessc leaking aud the will hnvo to be
removed to get hcr or
STEAMER CRxEpMoRr, = small pleasure steamer. went
ashore Thursday night at o'clock Cutyhunk just
of the club house At o'clock Friday morning she
high aud dry ana WAS supposed to be = total loss.
BRIG JosKPM CLARK, Of waldoboro Nc. from Savannah
for st John. NB. with lumber towed INTO vnsy ard
Haven 18th. with loss OF ioremas from collision with tho
schr ellen older Of Bath from for Philadelphia
The latter was only sli ehtly injured .
KookIAsp. Sept "a Sch. odeon, Walsh lying in the hsr
bor loaded with limo for Boston, discovered bo
fire yesterday forenoon and leaking rs strokes hour
She clos I'd and will han into tho wharf to-day and
have her bottom overhaulcd.
sehr veniea recently ashore Owls Head sold
18th inst and bid on By Capt Sprague for
EGDO
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AMERICAN PORTS

ASTORIA, o, Sept 6--Arrived, barks Eskbank (Br),
Barr Honolulu AIdcn Horse, Mavo San Francisco also
ship Oban Bay (nr). storm. do.
ALEXANDRIA, Sept "a Arrived, schrs q Flint Kou-
ncbcc; Walter Palmer Phladelphn for Washington Tarry
Not. Georgetown.
sailed -Schrs Nellie u Paine, New IIsvon; Oliver Ames
from ucorsctownl. -.
BOSTON, sept I5-Arrved, steamers Red Star tBr,.
Kosebcrry Newcastle. u; GRucus. Bsarsc. Now YORK:
brigs stowe Gerhardt. Martinique Tycoon (Brl 70
st Maitns schrs Bennington. edwards Sottenberg:
Ida L. Crcckcr Surinxm; Amos Walker. Fountain Savan-
nah: Il Vanduror, tiodfrcy, Philadelphia.
stramcrs Buivarsu Br). fitt Livcrpcol som
ersct aett. Savannah; WIN Crane, Howes. baltimore
Norman. Ncscrson rhiiadelph,s; Neptune. berry. Now
York bark Lima Ger. schwrichs Queenstown; schrs
Matthew Kinney Kelsey. Port Caledonia, CB Helen Ma
ria Look G1sce bay; Annie Lewis Lewis. Lncksonvis
Aneson, Jameson, Richmond, Va; Lulu. Snow Baltt-
via Keunobec; SOPHIE krsnz, West, Now York
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sn.ED.a;, fsIa.: larsen; King; Lynn: %rIx fs%"s
hy,.rp0s n..p;ls Bill. uray snnder.ad M..ieo,
Gs"n Beversdre Dublin ida Roulsion LonaonSerry
9TH Bessie Dairymplc London fesIina Leuie Pedcrsrn
SaTsR Jansen" whsa.9s" Asia".c G"%dor.sn csran;
Tns. Sis c & vis" Es
Hut, haop s.ow Am.cco HNce,nS vgsH% London Res,
S;f,a bark: af,', ss%a;n .n;sy
castle Z. eriy Julia Merritt, Bueksrd DundsK; 9th.
s:.; SST eIl %n. o'ss %sne
= .r %y ,e: S srG dss %sS
sth Director. sh.mp. Liverpoo; Fsrmoss, ONeil. Bar
row Mor.eo rsnsc BousGpora Pen"rsb Bosds; Amalia
faTnrn ioiSr Sept IS sAMr....d steamer polyn...
GrrnAIr.n, Aug 10 sailed, .hip Bertha mn nrom Va
3 H & ds bss LyS. t:
Todd drom do Constantnople 2tth schr Belle Hooper
Passed by 10th. an Am ship showing 4pendant a4s5,
NiTs .s,.. code s:p, s"q5a xr,,.a steamer, us.rn.o
aIsS.r nyereSo u. s, john: MI ior p.i.mSic SOvs
sailed i2.h .esmer Bcrmud" tBr'. Ansrove drom New
Jo,Giss. rs sept i-Ariv.d ,chr. Henry. Ross. Ma
chiss Nc "nd cleared IN Tor New ySrt; An Osprey.
Resar.on DO ns cleared ssh f"r Ns~ sxs
srtav, Lord. do ,sna cleared s,h for New yori, "'
koScsnrac Sept i2Afrived. bark ieos tGer,. Nordt,
kIsos,oy Js, sept is--Arvsd. steamer cl.riOel tsD.
sailed 18Th: steamer ALA. ti,o. Loy. New York.
New York for Coupans. TURKS Island aud New York.
NKwcAsrLK. Nh sept 3-Atrvrd. barks ST Helena, Nc
Calmont, Barrow; 6h. Margaret Boyd SPONGE Irvine
S'n ss So's"r h os s. Olsen T,HSn sG
ford, do; ststania, Finkenberg. Glnsson Dock
Cleared 5th. barks ArathusN scNlan. Maryport: 9th,
Jadtnc Brothers, Nielsen Liverpool; Tth Jjuna Torin.
sen, whitehsven: sth, kmma Muller. Knding Liverpool;
10Th. kuh Andersen, Whtchsven Lynct. Pcdusen Car.
din.
9urpEc Sep. ~ Arrived bark Ocean Borg sharpness;
18Th ships Samarang. Davidson, Plymouth Malta Bun
neberg, Bristol for Montreal.
Cleared 18th, ship. Patrick Henry ssrEen., Belfast.
Magnolia Warden, London barks crlof iielotsen Olsen
Liverpool John Atbo Nelson. Pembroke; Mercury o.
sen. London Ailsa. Girvin, Ayr.
SuRiNAM Aug l7In port bries Arstos Tucker or Bos-
ton reaay; Nellie (Br Rood. and Eric, sparks tor do
The New York herald., 1877-09-16
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

AHTwERP-Sailed from Flu hing Sept IS steamer Va
deriand tBeig). Nichols, Philadelphia.
ALLoA Sept l5-Sailcd bark Agostins uta, Sesalsrba
United states.
BRxnKS, seps l2-s~iod. bark John \ Harve (Br),
Lockhlrt. North America.
BORDEAUX, Sept IA 4-Arrvea. bark II Libby Buckman,
Msumein, With loss Of maintopg slansmsst By collision
(before reported arrived Sept 81
Sailed 18th. brig ohm II Hancock. Edrideo Now York.
BARcELoKA sept Arrived bark virken do los Nisves
tSp) soer. Now York; brig FSancsoseta Gp) PuiE
10Th, bark frxnessco Cncnso uss Parsio New
YORK
ELslxoRx. Sept IL ARRIVED. bark Louise tNor), Dshe
Baltimore. ,-t s-,.-~-... ...~,.~
GALWAY Sept ls--Arrved bark Marco Polo z.s,p, Ca.
vagnnrio, Boston.
LrvxnrooL. sept 14-Arrived bark Venus (Br, Richie,
do.
Lo DON. Sept I,-Cisared bark Tcmplar (Br), retry,
Delaware Breakwnter.
LONDONDERRY, Sept I5-saled, bark Countess of Duff
Grin (Br). resan. United States.
MARsEiLLRs Sept l2-Arrived, bark Pcppna HtaD, Pa.
turzo, Baltimore.
QUEgSsrowy. Sept 15-Arrivcd. barks Aumna (3r),
from Astoria, q: Boschcto dta Dodsro, Philadelphia
Sailed 18th, 40 PM Britannia Br) Thompson
urom Liverpool, New York.
STOCKHOLM, Sept I2-Arrived, brig George Richard
(Br). F!nlay, New York.
SrDNKY. NSw. Sept l2-Ssed ship Fostia (Br), John.
ston~. San Francisco
Sailed from sept Is. bark casweA (Br), L,ockmam.
Bull River.
LONDON, Sept I5-schr Louie A swest. Burgess. from
Dix Cove for -. was abandoned at sea Aug 10. Tho
master and landed at Liverpool.
WEATHER REPORT.
HoLYHxAp. Sept 10, PM-wind N. strong
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A CARD FROM MR.. DAILY.

Mr. DAILY begs 70 inform the public that he has
celed his lease Of tho Fifth Avenue Theatre, and in
compliance with the announcements published on
Wednesday last desires to explain briefly his reasons
for this step and his plans for the future. During the
last iour years Mr.. DAILY has been compelled to conduct
his extensive theatrical business upon basis of ex-
penses liked by leases ana contracts made prior TO
the general commercial disaster OF 1873 The fact
that ne has carrcd that business through four such
yenrs such basis up to this time successfully II,
hc submits, ample evidence that lie has spared no
effort aud that the public has heartily appreciated his
exerons In The anization OF his business as op-
porsunity offered, upon figures better suited to tho
present imcs no has met with success In ever quar-
ter except one and that one proved indispensable 10
tho contin uancc Of his management IN the theatre
with which he has been oag identified.
As TO tho future, the 10th OF October Mr. Joseph
Jefferson will commence his only engagement in tho
Un'ted States this season at Booths Theatre, under
Mt. Daly's management, ana at later period Mr..
Daily will offer to the public an extraordinary revival
loag IN contemplation. in which = novel combination
Of other artists viii be introduced.
During tho completion OF those and other arrange
ments for permanent rc-ostabltshmcEt in Now York
Mr. Daily has accepted for himself his company the
very haltering invitations OF managers other cties
AMI will begin brict tour with hts own repertoire o!
plays the oath OF September.
New YonK, Sept Is, 1877.
The New York herald., 1877-09-16
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

The san Francisco Minstrcs offer a varied aud
amusing bill. r itr'th @.t
'Under tho willows" will be continued at the
Lyceum during this week
Tho Wild Flower OF Mexico" with its Gnc scenery
and strong cast maintains us popularity at Nibo's.
Mcssrs. Jarrett and Tookcr In Boston, preparing
for tho Hcer entertainment. which bogins Octo-
Der l.
''The Crushed Tragcdian" crowds the Park Theatre
nightly, and Mr. Sothcrn will appear In t IN n,rther
notice
One Of tho attractions C;ilmorc's Garden will bs
tue concert in honor OF tho British rifle tean on
Tuesday.
Miss Emma Thursby ana Teresa Carrono, with othor
artists will appcar AT Mcrristowu, n. j., on Friday
evening
"Robinson Crusoch' has made hit at wallack's and
is one OF the mos, entertaining OF the yda Thomson
Durlesqucs
The success OF "Thc Tickct-oELosvo Man" has been
so decided that Mr. Mrs Florence viii continue It's
performance tor ono week moro.
Charles b. Bishop has dccidcd to remain another
season At the California Theatre In San Francisco. Ho
has made many friends on the Pacific coast
Bryanps Opora House offers attractive pro.
gramme this week, including Tho "Minstrcs jubilee,
"Thc Carnival oil Fun" and 'rhe Wrong Man."
Elizabeth Won Stannwitz, German actress OF cclob
ry will make her debut in this country at Washing.
ton on October s in English tragedy she will appear
in new drama, entitled "Messallna"
'Ia Joiie PAriumcuser will he sung and danced and
acted at Booths Theatre Monday and Tuesday =
evenings, with Nlle Aimee as Rose Michon. On
Wednesday ala Fillo dc Nine. Angot' will be given
Big hsh cat little fish, 1t is said, and those who
would be pleased to witness the operation do so at
tho Aquarium, whcro they keep dolphin on purpose.
There arc few places instructive and pleasant as
this popular institution.
Mcndessohns Hymn OF Praise" will begin tho
season OF oraIoro ut the Conservatory OF Music No.
10 wcst Forty second street, Thursday. NJ ls
Agnes Shechan. soprano, and MISS Sarah Chapn, as
consrano, are among tho sinssrs announced.
Mr. John y. McDonough will produce a. the Grand
Opera House Tomorrow night the now play called
The New York herald., 1877-09-16
AMUSEM EN- rs.
OPENING or TIE GEnMANIA THEATRE.

OPENING or TIE GERMANIA THEATRE.
The dramatic season at the Gcrmania Theatre was
inaugura,cd last night by Moscr's we'll known comedy
OF "Utimo made fa'oilar to the American public by
Mr. DaIys adaptation Of tho 'Bg BonaIz," Tho
performance was rendered specially Interesting by
being the OF introducing TO the German public
the members of the Gcrmanla company, engaged
abroad this summer by Mr. Ncuendori. Misses Anua
Mcissncr and Fanny Hclicr ana hessrs Kadciburs.
Rabcrg and Bojok, who made their FIRST bow Ger.
man.Amcrican audience last evening, warmly
and evcG enthusiastically received. and acquitted
themselves very crcIitaby IN thor several parts
the same csrdial welcome was extended 10 the od
favorItcs MISS julie Cxtenhuscn tho soubrcttc,
Mr. Ncucndorfs other new acquisitions are TO appear
next week; but 1t Is already manifest that tho
Gcrmania company Of the present season Is com.
posed OF admirable material and IL In several respects
a Improvement upon the last We may expect somo
enjoyable Representations of German comedy during
this season at the Germania Theatre
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SAILED.

tBr, do: Otranto t'r Hull; Oder tisr). Bremen; An
chors tRr Glasgow Colon, AspiuwAi City of Merida,
ayan,, &c: City y~of san Antonio. galveston via Key
West: AIssr, Nsw Orleans; Nsw Orleans, do; san Sal
mnEton; wynncke Richmond, &c John Gibson. ';corec-
tosn. DC; shios Crusader p, usvre; yisconnt (BrJ,
iBr, Hobart Town; Graf Motke 0ser), Esinore; brig
Victoria, Bar bados
The New York herald., 1877-09-16

Steamer Anchoria (r) iIcddcrwick. .Gasgow-Iicndcssn
Bros
steamer Oder (GcD. Leiss. Brcmcn via southsmp'on-
Oelrichs 4 Co. .
steamer Colon, Grimm, Aspinwait-Pachc Mall stcam-
chip Co.
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BELOW.
CLEARED.

ship Plymouth Rock Birm AM. from London Aug
shir Brcmcrhavcn tticr), HOLES, from Bremen Aug ~
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SPOKEN.

Bark Good Intont (Br). Forbos from 0assou Dock Aug
13 for Baltimore, no date, &c.
Bark Serene. SeEom.n from Baltimore for Rio Jsneiro
Sept g. lat SO O5, Ion 80 SO.
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NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
.Saiis. Deshnafsoal {

DATES or DEPARTURE PROM NEw YORK rOR THE
MONTHS OF sEPTENBEK AND OCTOBER
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WEATHER REPOI
FOREIGN PORTS.

HoLyHKAD. Sept 10. PM-wind N. strong.
rLYNouTH, Sept IL, PM-wind NV, moderate.
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the hands Of honost, hard working people,
white or blaok7 lie would laugh at the jail
and penitentiary, regarding thom a kind Of
resting placo and boarding school combined,
where he could cot and drink with only suoh
labor as amounts to good exercise. 1Yg ars
not welded tothe whipping post as proven.
tive of larceny. but wo think 1t Or some other
corporal puniehment should sbe inflicted on
rogues. IL they could be worked, as thoy do
ip Georgia, this might answer, but no one
can DO blind to the necessity Of eome severer
paniehnient than at present inflicted. The
stealing of cow or sifeop or hogs or other
property Of less value than $2O can only be
punished by imprisonment for thirty days or
% ano not abovc $loo. Tho fine is mover paid
and the imprisonment Is On expense to the
county and generally relief If not d pleasure
70 the criminal. IF we had whipping or some
severe punishment for tho second offence in
such cases it might answer, but whether oivil-
lied or uncivilized. Democrat or Republican,
we hate crime aud want to SEQ it so punished
as to prevent its repetition aud to protect
society by the example Of it's punishnent
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l,r, !SincitZrr,

Dr. DISH. editor Of the Lutheran F,Tor,
speaking Of D.. Davis. President OF tho North
Caroltnn O,llcs., ausf Dt. S.mcl,z.r, President,
of Newbcrry College, makes tnc (I,wn3
very just remarks iu relation tv t'.u tat,ur
gentleman:
"Rcv. j. P. S.ncl.zcr, d. D., h,s r,r a fns
period becn known to nnr rnulcrS II, the
President Of Ncwbcrry College: first ut New
berry during tho war, and subsequently ut
Walhaln. lilo served the Collage during the
most trying periods uf its history. aud but fvr
his ind.f.tis .blc AMI SCI danyin3 lab'rs. we
do not believe the institution wn,ld 10 in &c.
istence TO tlay. Wo kn"w whereof We affirm
whom we express tho opinion that no other
man in tho Church " ,uld have porf,rmel tho
labors and submitted to the inconvenienuie; |;
which lie endured in Lnllalf uf the College in
its most trying emergencies. 'lI,nor to whom
honor is due
CDR. Smcltzcr is also an nblo and most
acceptable preacher, and is known rs such
tho Snnth. We presume the Dm,or would
consider call to the pastoral work az lin in
any part of our Church. North or South a
man Uf his zeal aud abilities sl.nnll not be
allowed To remain long unemployed when the
need Of lab 'rcr,is so great in the clls white
unto the harvest IL is enjlincd uprn the
Church by her b,rd, To Pray tho Lord Of :hc
harvest that lie will sen.l forth labnrcrs into
his harvost;' bat it seems incnnsistnt in tho
Church 80 to pray, whilst leaving unemployed
those whn are qualified, aud havo proved
themselves efficient and successful lnbJrcrs.'
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RYSKEIrH, SMITH & co.
VAIsIIALLA, S. c.:
THURSDAY, AUGUST 2, 1871
TERlISi:

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Up to the 9th Of July six Governors Of
States lIavo called on the President for Fcdo.
raj assistance to put down domestic insurrcc
tion. Three othor Governors have issued
proclamations to tho rioters to dspcrse and
havo called out tho militia. In Indiana,
where thero has boon great deal of trouble
the Governor is censurcd for his naction and
Indifference. The little strike at Martinsburg
in loss than ton days sproad over ton States
including among them Now York, Ponnsyl
vania, Ohio and Illinois, being tho four most
populous States.
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ind OK. President of tho Senate, ded his Trial
Justice olfico somo days ngo md Is now in
parts unknown. Evon H. H. IIayno, OK,
Secretary of State, whom We believed would
stand thoo ordeal, is reported to hayo loft Marion
and is supposed to bo seeking hoalthior
regions than South Carolina. Tho work Of
ferreting out thoso guilty in tho pdst rt;suds
and stealiugs in tho State is progressing daily
and many now and startling developments nre
yet looked for. Mnoh is expected from disA
closures which ex-Govcrnor NJ ,sos is likely to-
mako, and from papors which hs has recontly
turned overt Senator Cochran, Chairman Of
the Committee. Wo hope to SEQ tho whole
thing thoroughly sifted and tho guilty oi.hor
punished or driven from tho State. Orr
pooplo have boon rJJbsl nnl oppressed f,r
years and wo arc t, day p,,r by rc,snn Of tho
stoalings Of tho Radical leaders, AMI th,nsh
to discover and punish the guilty p,rtio4 will
not rostoreotr pu,rlore.l nnl wasel property.
still it may servc as warning in the future
to all roguos that the d.y Of rs.ribnson.
though often delayed. will surely cpm,. and
thus prevent repetition Of tho wrongs wo
have suffercl. B,sidos. every step in this
direction is tnrying deeper nrl deeper tho
last vostige Of Rllollism anl negro ruic
This rosult should b, dssrcl by all nnl is
better For nll, ,th whito M c,lnrci. Fl
ensures honest an competent = vcrnnr,lt for
the futuro AMI sati>f,' o'o'y p,rsu that tho
rewards Of hncst till will u, lJm;s,r be
appropriated to the enrich nont u r,sncs uni
rasoals.
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"COnsing 10 Grief"

There has been a gcnoral shaking up and
dusting among the Radical leaders of the dark
days Of South Carolina. Tho work Of tho
committee appointed by tho Legislature has
not been without good fruit. aud soon the
whole crew will have either been arrested or
have fled to the mountains Of lIepsidam. AS
the work goes on first one and then another is
taken with sudden desire to visit Niagara
Falls or some noted' point in Yankee land,
and scarcely week passes without tho an
noupcoment that tho State has lost several Of
her valuable ~ citizens. While this is true
Of many, others less fortunate in getting in
formation Of danger or loss able to leave the
State by reason Of the absence of pecuniary
means, arc gathering around Columbia and
taking quarters with Sheriff Don't. Tho
| whole covey has been flushed and tho work
of gathering in such rs have not entirely
gono daily progresses. Ex-Governor i. J.
Moses, s. j. Loo; exaSpoaker and present
Solicitor Of ono oof the Circuits; A. o. Jones
Clerk Of tho House Of Representatives, and
Montgomery, for q long time PresideDt t,rs
tenn. of the Senate, have alt boen arrested and
lodged in Richland jail for want Of bail
Josophus Woodruff, CLERK Of the Senate
scented danger nnd made his way from,
Charleston too vessel bound NORTH before the
warrant for his arrost was properly in hand,
Wo 500, however, thnt on his arrival in Phla,
delphia hc was taken charge of and will bo
brought back undorsa srequisition from GOV.
! Hampton. Glcavcs, oxsLiootcnant Governor,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1877-08-02

Senator Christiancy, of Michigan. an
nounccs in published letter his belief that
tho President has nothing to fear from tho
opposition clements in his own party. lie
thinks tho test of his policy will bo not tho
prevention of all abuses and lnwlcssncss in
tho South. but tho reduction Of the whole
amount. lie believes tho great mass Of the
Republican party sustains the Prosdcnt, and
secs no obstacles to his ultimate triumph, save
tho improbable ono Of an increase Of Iawloss-
ness in tho South.