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The New York herald., 1877-03-21
PEDESI'RIANISAi.

The sprint running match between Edward McAvoy.
of LYNN. formerly of Boston, and Hugh 5. Farrcn,
commonly known the Fort Howe Boy, OF Cam
bridge for $3.50 side and the championship Of Snssa.
chusetts, came of the Lynn Baseball Grounds on
Saturday last, Notwithstanding the snow and cold.
ness of the weather. A coursc was shovciicd
failing a little short OF $50 yards. There
very meagrc and the betting, what little
there was seemed be in favor OF McAvoy, WIN lew
takers The men entered upon tho grounds ut SIX
O'Clock stripped with the exception VI was,Dano,
bot appearing be in splendid condition, ana we're
soon on on the race. They came down the course
handsomely. McAvoy Leading, aud apparently winning
easily W yards IN about twelve seconds McAsoys
judges Andrew Tuts, Of Lynn, ana wii'a'n M oan
non OF NshanL He "a twenty.two, ana entered wcisn
ing $50 pounds. Farren Is twcnty-sevcn, and wekns
los pounds. HIS judges were 5. Cohen an EnfI'Sh
trainer and Acck Farrcn. The rcforce was James y.
German. OF Lynn. Tho running vas covered ~ 'ne
knsAsh FuieA
The New York herald., 1877-03-21
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OrvIcE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON. March all A. NJ.


WASHINGTON March 2l-l A. NJ
Indications
For New England. snow viii prevail, with increasing
easteriy 10 southerly winds, falling barometer and
slight rise OF temperature.
For tho Middle States rain In the southern portion
winds falling barometer and rising temperature dur
ing tho day. followed by colder northwest winds dur.
ing the night
For the South Atlantic states increasing c'oudiness
and areas OF rain, with southery TO westerly winds,
falling barometer and slight changes in temperature
For the Gull States. Tennessee ana the Ohio Valley,
colder northery to westerly Winds rising barometer
and areas OF rain east OF the Lower Mississippi but
snow in the Ohio Valley. followed by clearing weather
during tho afternoon
For tho lake region, snow will prevail, with north
east to northwest winds; decided change In tenn
pcrature; falling. followed by rising barometer in the
eastern portion, with rising barometer and clearing
weather r the western portion.
The ohio Rivcr will fall slowly and tho Lower Mis-
sissippi Will continue to rise
Cautionary signals continue At Galveston and
Ipdianola and arc ordered for Cape Hat
tcras, Kitty Hawk, Cape Henry, Norfolk,
Capo May Atlantic City, Barnegat Sandy
Hook, New York, Now LONDON, New Haven, New
port, Woods Hole Boston. Thatchors Island, Port
land and Eastport
Tho display Of cautionary signals will be resumed
at tho lake ports on April l.
The New York herald., 1877-03-21
THE NEW DOMINION.

NO IMMEDIATE 1NCREAsE OF SENATORS.
OTTAWA, March 20, 1877.
In tho Senate yesterday Hon. Senator Campbell
series Of resolutions to the elect that tho
Senate expresses its appreciation OF the conduct OF Her
Majesty gov refusing the application OF the
Canadian gov crnment for the appointment Of SIX
Scnaors that any addition to tho Senate at present
unnecessary and would LEAD to depreciation Of its
utility constucnt part OF tho Legislature. After
nm anms mstcd debate the resolutions were carried by
vote OF 3S TO %
FISHERIES COMMISSIONERS
In the House OF Commons, IN reply TO question,
the Minister OF Marine and Fisheries replied that Sir
a. I. Gait had been appointed Fishery Commissioners
under the Treaty OF Washington by tho CANADIAN gov
ernmcnt. The OF the United States COMMISSIONER
for certain reasons had not yet been communicated
officially nor the third commissioner yet announced
As soon, however, as their names were officially COM
municatcd to tho government they would be made
known to the House.
IMPROVED HEALTH or THE GOVERNOR GENERAL.
Lord Duilerin is very much bettcr to-day though
able to leave his bod. He suffers no pain except
when ho moves.
The New York herald., 1877-03-21

CARDIFF. March 2O-Sailed. bark Justine lnssrso'i
srout. ST brig Henry Wing. Small cienfnesos;
schr Sophie Kranz. Dyer. Lisbon.
CApz March l4-ssled schr Jesse carll Undsrhl Bar.
ceions.
CALCUTTA. FEB 22-sailcd. ships british Empire (Br)
Mnther. New York; knight Commander (Bp. Smith. San
Francisco.
DOVER March 19sailed. bark Amor tItaD. Mazxucato
drom Leith). Philadelphia. having repaired.
DUBLIN March Sailed. bark John Lorway tBr. Lor-
way. United States
DASrxIo to March 2o-Arrived bark Aker (Nor. Drum.
New York Via ansand.
Hull. March aoArrsed. bark Hedwig tGer,. warnksn.
San Francisco.
Sailed 10th. ship Cromwell. Richardson Boston,.
In port 2oth Andoo Bp. Mills. for New York.
to sail day.
HAvnx March io-saied. barks sibal (Nor,. Hammer
stadt New york Brilliant. Stang Philadelphia Bsnque
tBr, Hogg. Bull River.
HAMnURc. March 2OArrivcd. barks Anna (Aus), Vi6u
Itch. New York; svea (swj Muller. do
LIvERPooL. March l7-Saed. ships Henry Sanford.
Sleeper Hong Kong; 10TH Louisiana Oliver Rio Janeiro;
10th, steamer Ponce (Sp) Portuonda Porto Rco bsrks
Pauline tBr) Mitchell, Portland. Me; Skjerkhot (SorI,
Torgesund New York previousy Olive Thurlow Cor
bitt. Sandy book tafter putting back lcaky).
LizARD. March i9Arrved. Colombo (Br). Tate.
New York for Hull.
L,spoS to March 2o-Arrived, brig p Smith, Warren.
Philadelphia-
MoyILLE March 2O-Arrived. steamers Sardnian (Br).
Dutton Portland via Halifax TOR Lverpool; Ethiopia Br).
Craig. New York for Glasgow tand bota proceeded,.
MEssrSA. March 10 Sailed schr Eagle Rock Hammond.
New York.
MARsEILLEs, March l9-Arrved, ship Shalimar (Br).
Cotter San Francisco o0h bark Piskataqua (B, Scott.
Guano Islands; brig Mary Celeste. Tuthill Gorec.
PLYMOUTH. March 20-Saiied, steamer Schoton
tDutch,, Janzen (from Rotterdnm), New York.
PALERMO March l2--saied bark Abd-e kader Sparrow.
United States.
QuEsSsrowS. March 2O--Arrived steamer Lord Give
(Br,. Urqnhart. Phiiadeiphia for Liverpool.
SHIELDS, March 2oArrved, bark Towy Br Davis. Coo
River. SC. vim bermuda.
SMYRNA March 4-Arrived brig Russo Qtal) Langrano,
New York.
ST HELENA, Feb 12-Saod schr Triumph (Br). Wood
drom Mebourne). Boston; 10th. bark II W Wood tBr).
Nichols lfrom Agoa Bay, do.
TABLE BAY, Feb 2o-saled. bark John Bunyan, Graves
(rom Maniaj. Now York
The New York herald., 1877-03-21
AMERICAN PORTS.

ASTORIA. o. March l6-ssilcd. ship Imperial. Crosby,
Queenstown.
l7th-Anived. bark Athelstaue (Br). Baylcy, United
KINGDOM.
BOSTON March 20 Arrived steaners Reading: Colburn.
and iiattcsnake Wiley. Philadelphia: ship Chapm
poc. Portland bark scotland. Rogers Provdonce schr
Maiv u Ams,cn, Baker, Philadelphia
Cleared steamer Johns Hopkins iIaett Baltimof
barks Alfred ocr, Schroeder Qnecnsiown: brig Bern
ur, Mcmillan, Barbados schrs ~ Witherell Garfield,
and u Phillips BAKER. Baltimore; Bragdon, Jones.
aud Hattie u CrowoIl Crowcl, Philadelphia.
Wind NNW, moderate.
BALTIMORE, March 2Q-Arrved; steamer Lucie. Beu-
Greenock; Pnsuusle Ajeo utaD. Pinto. Palermo; Fan.
chon t,r), CAIN Hamburg; Falmouth (Br), Armstrong
vog bremen; Donedey N,er,. Nionburg. RIO Jsnsiro
brig Etna t3r), McKinnon, Tunih
The New York herald., 1877-03-21
THE POPE'S TEMPORAL POWER.

In cndcavor to learn whether or not tho nforma.
tion furnished by the Romo correspondent Of the Lon
don Ne,cs '.ihe section Of tho ultramon-
this moment enlisIng adhercnts to create
a Roman question !" that Father Bockx, General OF tho
Jesuts, promises tlc short OF speody rc-estabish
mcnt of the temporal power Ol the Pope and that the
Catholic societies in Austria anu Germany have
pledged themselves to cooperate HERALD reporter
called last evening upon Rev. Father Merrck, Of the
Jesuts, OF ST. Frances Xavier's Church, In sixteenth
The reverend gentleman pooh -poohed the re-
port. saying that he did not believe there was the
slightest foundation tor the statement that any such
mo vemcnL foot
The New York herald., 1877-03-21
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP. March 2o--Arived, steamer John Be't
C8eigj, Van der Heyden, New York.
Sailed 20h ship Metcalf tNor). Knadsen. New York;
bark Maggie Chapman (Br). Taylor. do.
BARROW March l6--Arrived. bark Adriana Petronella
Ger. skieL, Daricn; lockwood C8r). Seclcy. do.
BRLPAsr, March l9-Arrved. bark Harold Haarfager
or) Havoren Pensacola Presto (Br). Brown. Darien.
BRsxgN, March 2oArrived barks Chill (Br). Mcleod.
Philadelphia; sampo tRnJ steinman. Baltimore via
Queenstown
sailed 10th. ship Bremerehe Gsr), Hirdes. North Amer
lea; barks Calcutta dar,, n~~s. dsi Gsogis BD. Nc
BRIDE. Dc.
The New York herald., 1877-03-21
THE "STABLE GANG" AGAIN.

John shanahan whose pedigree IS summed
up by the police the legend "Boss Of
the Stable Gang" was held in So, 600 bail at tho
Tombs Court yesterday, charged with feloniousy
sautng John Daily. OF No. III Washington street. Tho
gang derives its name from old stable IN the First
ward which thieves aud despcradoes have Tor years
irequented a sort Of headquarters Periodically
sono Of Its members come to grie but recruits appear
TO be always ready to Ill the vacant shoes. Shauahan
pleaded not guilty yesterday, and CLAIMED that Daily
assaulted him first
The New York herald., 1877-03-21
THE DOGS FATAL BITE.

Elizabeth Klagcs child OF three years, whose
parents reside in ST. Nicholas avenue, near l34th
street, was bitten tho cheek by dog about
month ago. The animal not rabid, and
so but little danger anticipated from the wound,
which the parents caused to lie cauterizcd.
Nevertheless the child lately became quite III and died
IN couvulsions which are attributed 10 tho animals
Iiin
The New York herald., 1877-03-21
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED ny THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wuITEsroyE TELEGRAPH LIME

wnITEsroNk TELEGRAPH LINE
Steamer othelo Er, Brstow Hull March with m pase s
lon IS 1 passed steamer Wisconsin tBr hence Tor Liver
steamer Frisia Ger. Meyer. Hamburg March aud
"s %S aas sGs ar
storm and thick iog March 3 ia "A ~ lon t3 10,
passed National steamer bound Ii losh lat 10 4s. Ion
c Of nS ses" & Gran Ms'sn
and passengers toF Alexandra Sons lind heavy head
winds and seas IRON s"v"nn"h March g. chas Miller sea-
Steamer City OF Dallas. Hines rernandna and Bruins.
sengers to Z II Mallory & Go.
steamer san Jacnto. Hazard. Savannah days. with
Ii,y d A,ant. wooahulI Charleston days.
steamer Richmond. Kelly Richmond with mdsc ana pas
steamer Knight Harvey. Georgetown. De- With
sup turnsss Aesey tBr. Hail. Calcutta 100 days. with
mdse to Atkins riiton GO; Passed the Cape q Good
asassa o mprri. & s.ss S oct & with .ss e
crossed The Equator r TsO 10 in lon 70 ., Il. p,,,.
of fsGasn
anchored at sandy lio.k Tor orders o., tn.
rus 70 Barring Bros Go; vessel to Bockm"nn ocrlen
BARK Yubas csri, stafford Pernambuco 30 days with
Gosslcr Co; vessel 70 Cornelius Buys Hro.sed
isa% S,% I.a" aisa yellow buried
sugnr To order; vessel to Buck Co. Crossed the
Eouator Fob I lon "a had heavy Ne and NV gales
Bark Scud Lindsay, Porto Cabclio and Laguayra IS
davs with coffee nnd skins John Daliett Co Was
dnys of iateras with norherly gales; Marcn Is, OH
Chlpcotes sgue passed quantity of pine wood.
Brig Nettc. Mackay, Messina SO days with frnit TO
R.,ing Bros & CO. vessel GcO III Squires Passed Glib.
raltar Feb 10 moderate weather Feb 25 lat 80 Ion
40 painted white o about 100 tons dis.
and abandoned and covered with bHrnaccsappar
entity a long time In that condition.
BrF Thets Lsngc. Curacao 10 days with SAT- ana hides
Brig Prince lie DIR Morris. Cardsnas u days With
suvmr 20 order; vessel to w Bcrtaux. Was DAYS VI
Hatterns with NE and NV gales. 80
scur Kochcko IIaradcn, Matanzas days with sugar
and moIasscs to 4 & Welsh vessel TO Talbot a Co.
Was 7dsys Of Hattcrns with strong NE and NV gales
schr + Iias Moore. Lewis, baltimore. at, a.
Schr G. W May, DAVIS Philadelpha for Beverly, MASS
March ~. of Egg Iartor during heavy gale from NV
broke foreboon and split foresaii ,,,,-,,, o., p...
schr White swan Williamson, Philadelphia for Boston.
ps-ship Prinecport tT,r) which anchored In tho
lower bay. came up the city 2Oth
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
BOUND SOUTH
Steamer Neptune Berry Boston for New York (not on
19th) -. 49, ,,,. 49,.
steamer CITY OF new Bedford Fish. New Bedford for
New York. ,y
steamer Aibatross Davis. Fall River for Now YORK
sci,r Resticss Burnham, Providence Tor New York
schr Helen Mar, ward Providence for New. fork a.
" IA ARM Pro
The New York herald., 1877-03-21
OUR MARINE CORRESPONDENCE.

NEWPORT. RI, March 20. 1877
Advces from Noyes Beach this AM state that schr John
Rose Barrett Of and from Philadelphia for Fall River
ashore that place. lies and that her owners who
had arrived Philadelphia, had made contract with
John Waters Co of Newport tn the cargo and
vessel OIL The wreckers commenced work this AM The
X registered Dbl tons Is ~, old and built
Brookhaven at cost II $S 900 Her cargo of $50
OF coal shipped by tho Reading Railroad ana Iron Co.
The New York herald., 1877-03-21
SNOWSTORM IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO March 20, 1877.
Driving snow foil during the entire afternoon ard
biockaded she streets to travel, except on beaten
tracks, which partially cleared by snow ploughs
which were run by tho street car companies On the
sides OF the streets the IL piled up three
or four feet high, and the street run
with great difficulty The air tonight moist and the
snow is heavy rainstorm and a food are not i'm
probable.
Rain In heavy showers is reported In the southern
and central portions OF the State.
TclcRraphic communication Is badly interrupted in
nil directions
The New York herald., 1877-03-21
SAILED.

Steamers Assyria tBr) for Glasgow Wyoming (3r) Liv-
erpoo; Re gmlator, Wilmington NC; WyMnoke Richmond.
&c: barks W Stewart usr; Qnesnstown; iiiidegmard
Nevada tHr), Pensacola: Abraham Young (iSrfrom Am
sterdan), -; brgs Genus 0ier). Bahia v1 Richmond
Pearl Port Spain: schr Annie Bell, Barbados.
The New York herald., 1877-03-21
schr Ann Eliza Kelly, Providence for Virginia
Schr Marian. Cobb. Clinton. Ct for New YORK.
n0rrNr RAqT

stcame. Amos Barstow. Kenney. New YORK FOR Provi
dence . 49,,
Sc.r Ida DELLA Tore. Chase. New York for Boston.
schr Herald Poland. New York for Camden, he
schr Franklin, Howard. New YORK tor Providence.
Schr Hastings. Chase New York TOR New Bedford.
Schr Lille Wells Wells Port johnson for Providence
Schr Elias Ross Lewis Port Johnson for cohxssett Mar.
rows.
Schr VI Wheaton. Phnney, Port johnson for Boston.
Schr John Balch. Hannah, Port johnson for Boston.
Schr Sparkle shropshire Perth Amboy for Providence
schr Angler, Besse, Amboy tor Wareham.
The New York herald., 1877-03-21
THE SPUYTEN DUYvIL MYSTERY.

Up TO late hour last night tho body OF tho man
found In the cut spuytcn Duyvil had been Idcn-
thed The face is battered almost beyond recognition.
An examination made by Deputy Coroner MeWhinnie
Will be presented at the Inquest
The New York herald., 1877-03-21
WIIALEMEN.

Bark Caapa at New Bedford is said to bc about TO be
fitted whaling the coast OF 0reennnd under
command OF Capt Henry Rowland ~ New bedford ,
letter from Capt Wilbur. oi schr Ellen Rodman o FAR
Haven reports her Beaa Bay with bbs blackhsl oil
would top month In the bay humpbackng. aud then
proceed to the 1910 ground. .
letter from Capt Ears OF bark Peru OF SB reports her
vincents, CYL Feb H. with 100 bbs sp oil ON board
NIL
The New York herald., 1877-03-21
SPOKEN.

Bark Papa Luigi tItaD. from Grgen for Boston, March
Brig Mary Knowton McKe from Port dc Paix for Mira
goanc, March 3, OF Cape Nicolai Mole.
The New York herald., 1877-03-21
rur WEATHER. yEsrEnpAY.

The following record will show tho changes In tho
temperature tor the past twcnty-four hours in COM
parison with the corresponding date Of last year.
indicated by tho thermometer ut Hudhut's pharmacy.
n Ru,
The New York herald., 1877-03-21

Average temperature ycseFdNy 2OT4
Average temperature for corresponding date last
year 2sN
The New York herald., 1877-03-21
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, sc.

YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, sc.
LNOR SALE-SLOOP KOMANA CARRYING so TONS
lately reou sails rigging and spars also schoon
William McCobb. carryin. 80 tons apply to JAMES
HYATT, City Island, Westchcste county, ~ Y.
dor SALE--THREE SCHOUNEiiS AND FIVE sLUOPJ.
IL Inquire ut Is. BENNETTS, aOS w est st.
DARTIES DESIROUS OF EXCHANGING A CENTRE
board Schooner Yacht about I5 feet keel for
board Soop Yacht Whistler about ~ feet keel will
nunicate with JOHN A. iiAWES. Fairhaven Mass
l. ADVERTISING 2OC. A LINE. DISPATCHES
THE LATEST . FROM ALBANy EVERY
IN THE EVENING TELEGRAM. TWO CENTS.
AVERAGE DAILY CIRCULATION OVER 10000
WANTED TO PURCIlASE-A SLOOP YACHT, 40 OR
50 feet ALL keel preferred Address, with full par.
ticuiurs, YACHT. box 1U4 Herald Office.
nm BOATS SCUEAP.-SPOON OARS AND METALLIC
1OOLiieboats 30S south St. near tiouyerncur slip
STEPHEN ROBEkTS.
The New York herald., 1877-03-21
EARTHQUAKE.

NORTH TROY, w., March 20, 1871
A severe shock OF earthquake lasting forty seconds,
was felt hero this morning.
The New York herald., 1877-03-21

ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK-THIS DAY
SUN AND NOON WATER.
Sun rises w H0v. Isanu.. morn ~ -
Sun sets........... Is Sandy Hook. eve IL 81
Moon sets. Il. morn II 80 He'll Gate. morn 2 OF
HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER-
VATIONS.
The New York herald., 1877-03-21

Steamer Neptune. Berry, Boston for New York tnot O
10th. 80, a.
steamer city OF now Bedford Fish. new Bedford TO
New York -,
ste amer Galatca. Walden. Providence tor New YORK
steamer Albatross. Davis. Fall Kiver Tor Now YORK
schr Restless, Burnham, Providence Tor New York
Sen, lanes BayIes Arnold. Providence for New Yorh
The New York herald., 1877-03-21
MARCH 90, 1871,
PORT OF NEW YORK. MARCH 20, 1877.

q. Gentle. IN. Moderate.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-06-15
HEADACHES-THE CAUSE AND
-r. pTPH 'Hr

Bilious headaches are caused by the blood
being oycrcharged with carbonaceous mat
ter IL Is commonly called "thick" and
" impure" There is too little waste or effete
matter thrown off from the system, compared
to the nutriment taken into It, The system
may be likcned to stove. Abundance Of
fuel has been introduced, and burning down,
the drafts become clogged with ashes and
cinders, and the fire burns only feebly. u
must be cleansed, then the fire will burn again.
SO with the system when 1t becomes clogged.
II must be cleansed. Some Headaches are
nervous--i. g., the nerves are irritated aud
weakened. They need nerve medicine, but
q nerve medicine will not act when the sys-
tenn Is clogged. DR.. Fenner's Blood and
Liver Remedy aud Nerve Tonic both eleansss
the system and builds up the nerves and so
cures all those diseases by removing the
cause. 60 ...-...- l....s-..'I,..
1t causes the liver to throw off it's bile. II
cleanses out the entire Alimentary Canal and
rids it Of worms and other vermin that in
habit an unhealthy stomach aud bowels
It completely Cleanses and puriHes the
blood, and at the same time strepg thens and
heals The Stomach, Nervous System, Heart,
Lungs, Kidneys and all other tissues. =
DR.. Fenner can cure any headache in three
to ten minutes with his golden Relief, but
the Blood and Liver Remedy aud Nerve Tonic
prevents their coming on again by removing
the cause. ... r..~
Manufactured by DR.. NJ, NJ. Fenncr, Frc-
donia, n. 7. Hr HFs
For sale by dealers in medicine
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-06-15
Victor Hugo's Protest

Tho following is the text of Victor
Hugo's speech to the Republican Sena.
tors on May 18; "Under what circum.
stances has the event which now occu.
pies us taken placer Let me tell you 10
a few words: Two things in particular
strike me-.one at home, the other abroad
Here is the first: France was at peace,
in full convalescence from her last misfOrt-
une, in entire possession of herself;
France was setting to the world every
great example-examples of labor, in
dustry and progress under all its forms;
she was superb in her tranquility and &C.
tivity; she was preparing to invite all
nations to visit her; she had taken the
initiative in the Universal Exhibition,
and, mutilated, but still great, was about
to give fete TO civilization. Atthis mo.
ment, in the midst of fruitful and au-
gust calm, somebody disturbs her. Who?
Her Government. A kind of declaration
of war Is made. Against whomS Against
France at peace. BY whom2 BY the
Executive Power. Let us hope that
power will stop short in the dangerous
path on which IL has entered. 1t asks
month to reflect; let us grant it. The
second thing is this: II France is at
peace, Europe is not. If we are tranquil
at home, we are uneasy abroad. The
Continent is catching fire. Two empires
have come in collision in the East; an
other empire in the North is watching
them; while powerful neighboring ma
tiOn is Furnishing her arms for a combat.
More than ever is it necessary that France,
if she is to be strong, must be peaceful.
And yet this is the moment chosen to
trouble her. This is the moment when
the Government becomes a government
of adventure. A spark is sufficient to
set everything in blaze, and the Gov
ernment brandishes the torch. Yes, a
Government of adventure. will not for
a moment qualify it more severely, in the
hope that the Executive Power will be
warned by certain precedents, and stop
while it is yet time. recommend the
Personal Power 70 read the Constitution
attcntively; he will find there several
serious articles on the subject of respon-
sibility, might say more, but / con6ne
myself to these few words. Ihave func-
tions to exercise as Senator and "a mis-
sion to fulfill as citizen. shall fail in
neither, You, my colleagues, will also
valisntly resist all legal encroachments
and unconstitutional usurpations. Let
US watch the Government more closely
than ever, and remember that the more
distrustful you are Of the new Cabinet
the more confident will the nation be in
you. Let us reassure France no trap
will succeed. Truth and reason will pre-
vail, justice will triumph over the mag.
istracy, human conscience over the cler-
gy, and the national sovereignty over
clerical and military dictatorship.
France can rely on us, and we can rely
on her. Let US be faithful to all our
duties and all our rights"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-06-15
A Wonderful Timn-Pinon.


Theodore Rohrer, matchmaker Of
Newcastle, has invented piece of
mechanism which is thus described: 1t
consists.of set of gold studs, in one of
which is q miniature watch, which keeps
excellent time. The combined weight
of the two studs and watch, which are
all connected together, is one and half
ounces. The face of the watch is about
the size OF silver three-cent piece, and
with its surroundings of gold II looks
much like small compass. When the
watch and studs are on the shirt-front
they are about two inches apart, and by
turning the upper one lin the same
manner that stem-winding watch is
wound) the time-piece is wound. In
setting the hands the lower stud is re-
volved. The most remarkable thing
about the time-piece is that IL is not like
ordinary watches, but has dial resemb-
ling that of clock. The pendulum will
move correctly in whatever position the
watch is placed, even when it is re-
versed, and run at the top instead of the
bottom. - JsweLer and SilUersmtth