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lessons III Vocal and Instrumental Music at
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This Mornings Board.

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220 Ophir 52h
ITO Mexican 10
40 Gould 4 Curry 12L b5
$40 b " y - b5
200 Gala 40 4o@4
lao Savage 7 so
l240 Con Va 43A 4234
25O Chollar 81 d
$50 Ii a. n ~ 4G5
100 & Point 81 ga
The New York herald., 1877-10-24
RAIDING INFANT sPECULATORs

Tho New York and Brooklyn Ferry Company. whose
boats run from broadway, Williamsburg. TO Roosevelt
street, Now York, attempted yesterday 10 stop tho
speculation in Terry tickets by boys the streets
leading to tho ferry.
The superintendent, Mr.. L. d. Chappel. caused tho
arrest OF Edward Dugan aud Franois his brother.
The lads had bought tickets nt ten Tor twenty-five
cents and were selling thrm 10 tho streets thrco
each fboy were taken before Jugtice Elliott
VINO committed them 10 answer Tor violation OF tho
s.Steamboat ACT, on October ~.
TIE boys said they had applied with The money 10
the "Lccnse Bureau" for pcdicr's license, and were
there iniorncd Ihat beng under age they required
none, and did not know tnat ihcy had com,itc cd npy
offence. Tho Union Ferry Company were defeated on
the point about year ago and paid 800 each 10
the boys arrested, TO AVOID action tor false mprs.
onmcnt The lads Dusan, having no bail yesterday,
we're sent 10 tho Raymond Street Ja,L
II is the intention oil the Union Ferry Company 10
give tho matter OF prosecuting the Terry tckcl ped
lers into the hands OF their counsel Just as soon as
the case OF 0'Donovsh Rossa, who was arrested for
selling steamship tickets In this city disposed Of
1t Is thought that tho company will DO guided ia their
nction by tho decision IN that case.
The New York herald., 1877-10-24
MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE.

YOUNG SING SING MILLINER LOST IN NEW
yoRK-DID SHE ELoPE?
In the village OF Sing Sing mysterious disappear
nnco Of Alice Nicklcwicz, a young mlucr, who
,landcd In New York from tho steamboat Thomas
Powell September %, and not since been heard
OF, is still q prominent topic OF conversation. The
missing girl Is about nineteen years old Of attractive
appearance, and In tho village above namcd where her
parents resido bears the reputation OF an
modest and we'll behaved person. Those who wcro
intimately acquainted with her that neither sto
nor her relatives encouraged the attentions OF any
would-bo admirers Having bcon a visit TO "a
relative at Rhncbeck. which lasted several days,
Alice concluded 10 return homo by way Of New York
where she intended roma ning short tnc with
an aunt living III Grccnw ich street. Accordingly she
took the steamboat Indicated on tho night of the
I'D uli, landing he foot Of Canal carly on
Thomas Cornell states that Alice went ashore carry
Ing small valisc aftcr asking her the direction Of
Greenwich street. That the young woman should
thus sock information to the location the street
last mentioned Is accounted tor by tho circuinstnnc
OF her having before TINT occasion invariably landed
The foot OF Harrison street, and, being stranger
the city, naturally became confused finding
berscf In another locality. At all events informa-
ton as to her whereabouts has since reached her
parents, who arc exceedingly distressed. IL is be-
loved ny many that the young woman had TO ask
strangers her way from Canal street, and. being
sophisticated, fell into the hands Of evil persons II
wus reported yesterday At Sing Sing that physician
living at Rhincbock and who used 10 visit at tho girls
bone, is now missing from his residence. This
theory, which few seem wiling to adopt however,
has gwen rise TO rumors OF proDauic eiopcmcnI
The New York herald., 1877-10-24
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

TRANSFER OF THE COMMAND OF THE EUROPEAN
soUADRoN-THE ADMIRAL's srAfF-THE Es-
,sEx-oRDERs.
WASHINGTON, Oct %, 1877.
Tho Secretary OF the Navy s ADVISED that Tho 9th
ins IN obedience 10 orders from the department. Roar
Admiral Leroy assumed command Of The United States
naval force on tho European station, relieving Rear
Admiral John ]. Worden HIS headquarters estab-
lshcd the flagship Trenton, aud the Admras staff
Is composed Of the following named oflcers:-
Captain John l.. DAVIS, chief OF staff
Lieutenant William I. Burwoll, flag lieutenant
Secretary, II. q. B Fisher.
Chief Enginecr. Edwin Fithian.
Medical Inspector, Deavan Bluodgood.
Pay Inspector, Frank q. Cosby.
Captain, McLano Tilton, United States Marinc Corps
THE EsSEx.
Tho arrival OF tho United states steamer Essex at
Santa Cruz Tenerne. September 26 is rcport oil 10
the department. Tho health OF officers and crew is
good
Lieutenant Commander Thomas T. Wado is ordered
to examination before the Retiring Board. Lcute nanI
William Mcftlic is ordered TO ordnance duty al tho
New YORK Navy Yard. Assistant Surgeon L. q. Hines
berger Ia ordered 10 examination preliminary to pro-
motion. Assistant Engineer william H. Platt is
ordered bef0re the Retiring Bonrl Master John Hub
bard Is detached from survey duly and ordered
TO the photographic Ofico.
The New York herald., 1877-10-24
tween tho 18th day Of April 1861 and the 9th day Of

tween tho 18th day Of April 1861 and the 9th day OF
May, 1865, with the deduction above noted
2p LAWFUL NOTE AND COIN CURRENCY
Tho bill Ito provide lawful note and coin currency
for the United States, y which introduced In tho
Senate today by Mr.. Wallace, by request. provides
for the coinage OF s4Oo 600 900 In valuo OF metal
patented by W. Il. Hubbcl, OF Pennsylvania, called
'Goloid," and consisting OF gold, silver and
copper In tho proportions Of pound,
tweniy-four pounds ana threequartcrs Of .
pound respectively. TO DO paid for by
issues OF four per cont bonds. rcdeemabe in aud
payable after twcnty years. and Ia be paid in
change Tor bonds bearing higher rate Of interest
tho latter arc retired. Tho "GoIod" coins are TO be
inserchanrcabc with United s.atcs notes Tho bill
also requires the Secretary OF tho Treasury
be issued SaoO 900 OF legal tender notes IN sx-
change Tor those now outstanding and to keep at least
$3o0Ooo,0oo OF tho issue ont OF the Treasury In
circulation.
4 BILL TO ENABLE INDIANS TO BEcoME CITI-
eiit .si zENs OF THE UNIrED STATES. s8 &
Tho bill introduced tho Senate to-day by Mr. In
gals TO enable the Indians TO become Of the
United States provides that whenever any lnaian
belonging to any organized trbe nation having
treay rotations with the United States shall desire
become citizen OF tho United States ho may do so
by appearing any United States Circuit or District
Court and making proof 10 tho satisfaction
Of The Court that he is sufficiently In
tcihgcnt and prudent 10 control his own
affairs and interests, that no has adopted
the habits OF civilized lifo, and has for at least nve
ycsrs been able support himself and family, and by
taking an oath to support tho constitution OF tho
United States. No Indian who avails himself OF tho
provisions of shall that account forfeit any
interest which hc may have in any Improvement or
other property the reservation of tho r,bc nation
10 which he may havc belonged, shall such act IN
any manner impair his rights and interest tho land
claims or other property belonging which may
hereafter belong to hts triuc or nation.
The New York herald., 1877-10-24
THE ENGLISH MISSION.
Ex-sENAroR SIMON CAMERON DOES NOT TX
.nVs PECT THE APPOINTMENT

EX-SENATOR SIMON CAMERON DOES NOT Kx-
,nU5 PECT THE APPOINTMENT .s
..,., ~ lDY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALp.l
) " N.g 1a, HARRISBURG, Pa. Oct 20. 1871
! Ex-senator Simon Cameron received no notnca.
ton OF his appointment 10 tho English mission, anu
apparently does not expect such guishsd recog.
milton from President Hayes whose Southern and
civil service policy the veteran politician has repeat
.edv criticised with severity. Only last woek,
at public meeting this city, he in.
.tinaled that tho President had boon fifth
loss TO- tho party 10 which no owed hts
position Even should the mission 10 England be
tendsred to Mr. Cameron II Is doubtful If hc would
takes rs he has frequently OF late remarked 10 his
friends hcre that when hc resigned tho Scnatorshtp
In favor OF mis- Don he retired from public for
ever 10 view OF tho distinguished Official positions
hc hnd filled and ms extreme age, be had
no iurthcr political aspirations. Tho ex-senator is
now nearly eighty years OF age and during the past
year has made rapid strides down the hill OF time He
has almost entirely forsnken politics and has shown
no interest IN the present State comragnan unusual
c,rcumstancc, as no has heretofore bccn one oil tho
most active ana elective in tho republican
uso
The New York herald., 1877-10-24
OUR NATIONAL GUARD.

THE THIRD BRIGADE, FIRST DIVISION, MAKES
A GOOD TURN OUT ron ANNUAL INSPECTION.
On parade ground which was sadly deficient In
space ana overcrowded by mors than 10000 specta-
tors the Third brigade, First division, Of the State
National Guard Brigadier General J. NJ varian COM
mandng, passed inspection and review yesterday in
Tompkns square. "why," asked several distin-
guished officers, "csn they not allow tho National
Guard TO parade in Central PARK? There would
have ample room. ana no damage would be donc TO
tho grass f0r the short space Of time tho grounds
might be required. WIN not tho HERALD DO some.
thing for us in this important matierfr 4M
Al half-psst ninc O'Clock the Eighth regiment Col
oneiJ. d. Scott commanding, was formed up In col.
umn By companies NJ full distance ior inspection by
Colonel William Seward Jr acting adju,ant general
and chief Of stan. Tho inspection was finished and
the regiment marched on to its armoiy at half past
ten O'Clock. .sa.
The New York herald., 1877-10-24
Rank and Compu

A"'s very Satisfactory statement shows that during
'no past year tho Seventh has kept up Its strength,
cors and mon less than had on the parade ground
twelvo months ago siI4N - ef IN I4.t.
. EA BRIGADE STAFF. qenl sl M
Tho Orignde stan the ground was composed OF tho
lo'lowing named officers Gcnernl J. N. Varian CON-
manding Third brigade; Colonel William sewurd. Jr
MaJnr .. NJ. VarIan, Jr., brigade Inspector: Major
y Ho'lsno, brigade inspector OF riflc practice
Major a. d. Moilick, sJr, chief OF cncinecrs; ;
Major y. y. Williamson, assistant judge advocate; ;
MAJOR W. II. Ficming, Chei O medical stan Captain
Rooert Colgate, ordnance officer; Captain A. /. David
quprtermasIer: Captain J. H. Dcrckwich, commissa
oil subsistenco Captain A. IL Robbins. camp.
Tho foregoing tables show the aggregate strength Of
the Third brigade TO be this year:-Prescnt, $50:
present and abscnt 2,240 against 84S and lp7 re
spocitvey last year. showing an apparent gain OF LAB
during the year. rho several regiments looked IN
good trim; officers nEd men were clean, neatly uni
formed and In > scrviceaDlo condition.
review aud Inspection having been called for half.
past three O'Clock, after that hour the troops
wcro formed IN limo oi columns halt distance fnc-
Ing the west. aud prepared for review. Tho lhrco
drum major OF tho Seventh regiment The corps being
formed right IN 'front.' thcy had pos,lioa > IN
tho following ordcr:--lho Seventh regiment
on The right, the Eighth the Icit and
tho Sixty-n In Tho cenlrc The past was by
column OF divisions at halt distance. The wheel.
Seventh well executed. Tho color division Of tho
silky yninth came 10 the wheeling point very fairly
and the Eighth We'd good marching. despite
lew pslpable mistakes on tho part OF both officers
ana men Tho review was a success Hft
number OF officers out oi uniform were on tho
mar, Cooneis Hitchcock and Van wyck, MAJOR Eario
and others.
The New York herald., 1877-10-24
THE NAVY DEFICIENCY.
THREATENED REFUSAL OF THE DEMOCRATS TO
APPROPRIATE THE SUM ASKED FORA
CLAIM THAT NO DEFICIENCY EXISTS.
From tho Evening Telegram.

APPROPRIATE THE SUM ASKED FORA
CLAIM THAT NO DEFICIENCY EXISTS.
From tho Evening Teiogram.l
WAsHIsGroS, Oct %. 1871
It is asserted by prominent democratic mcm6crs OF
the House Of Rcpresen that they will positively
refuge to appropriate he asked for by th Sccrc
tary OF the Navy, amounting 10 81 600 ooO being
an alleged deficiency In the pay account for the Navy
until an adequate explanation OF this deficiency Is
furnished by tho department. Those who aro look
ing into this matter assert that tho cstim atcs sub
mit,ed by the Secretary OF the Navy arc misleading
in representing a deficit In vurous branches Of
tho navy where there is no rcaI deficit. Thus money
asked 10 moot declared deficit IN the expenses Of
the Marine corps, when the books OF the department.
show that enough money was appropriated by Con.
grcss to meet all tho expenses OF tho Marine corps
and leave actual balance OF $15 900 at the end Of
tho last Gsca year. Tho money provided for this
corps was diverted for tho payment OF contractors
ana tho men havo received pay for April, May and
June ana the ofccrs only hall pay for those months
While there still appears balance OF appropriation
enough TO pay them and leave sl5, 900 on hand
TRANSFER OF APPROXIMATIONS
This transfer OF appropriations, amounting In an to
900, was made In defiance Of law by Secretary
RoJcson With the assent or tho Fourth Auditor or tho
Treasury The appropriation AZ present asked Tor
covers only the sums transferred by Robcson Tor tho
purpose OF paying up contractors whose claims, how
ever, are not yet settled Ia iul IL alleged by we'll
informed officers OF tho navy that tue department
owes two or three lions more TO CONTRACTORS, for
which another Deficiency bill will havc DO presented
next winter, iiobcson wont on ior years ping up
deb!edness without authority VI law until II Is said
10 nave amounted, wnon he wont out Of ofcc last
spring, 20 iour or i've miilions He told Congress
every year that he did have any deficiency be
appropriated Tor aud thus prevented inquiry into his
acts until tho democrats came INTO power. lie man
aged 70 use tho appropriation OF one year to pay
ponscs incurred the year before, while all the tmo
compelling officers and men TO wait or tncir pny bo
pied up tnIs enormous deDt, whicn Congrcss
asked 10 provide for thorough nvcstigaton OF the
whole thing will 90 made when the House committees
arc organized.
The New York herald., 1877-10-24
SENATOR BLAINL'S HEALTH.
AN EARLY nrcovEny ANTICIPATED.

AN EARLY RECOVERY ANTICIPATED
WARRINGTON, Oct. %, 1877.
Senator Blaine Is still confined TO his bod, with
prospect OF carly recovery, h,s fever being much
weaker than u was yesterday. Fow persons only aro
admitted to his chamber, Quot bong essential to his
condition.
!. A telegram from Augusta was received by him shis
forenoon saying that Tho attending Dhys,cans ounsier
hts daughter Alice out OF danger unless uhfoye
seen danger should be deveoped. Tho bull wi.n
which she was accidentally wounded has yet becn
extracted, e
The New York herald., 1877-10-24

tho SILKY ninth passed inspection last your with 430
present. l30 absent and accounted Tor, and ngcrc
gate total OF 900 mon OF all ranks; showing which
demonstrates an available increase OF 103 oficers
non.commissioned officers and rank aud lic Hav-
regiment marcned on 10 tho Essex Street Armory to
await further orders.
rss@s THE SEVENTH.
Tho Seventh regiment Colonel Emmons Clark COM
menccd responding TO roll cali O'clock and had
passed tho ordeal OF inspection by quarter alter
three Tho table below shows tho state Of tho regi-
cnt both this ycar and last:--
The New York herald., 1877-10-24
APACHES SURRENDERING.

WAsnryGroy. Oct %, 1877.
Tho Commissioner Of Indian Affairs to-day received
the following Telegram from Agent htincy:-
a OJo CALnSrR, N. NJ, Oct. 10, 1877. !
Via FoRr CRAIG, Oct 22, 1871.
General Hatch, commanding the district. reports
that l0l Southern Apachcs have surrendered Fort
Wingatc and that tysix moro expected In soon
The New York herald., 1877-10-24

DlPHTHERIA In PATERSON.

The Department Of Health OF Paterson, N. j., havc
presented TO the Board OF Aldermen scrics OF
iutions, which have boon referred TO tho Health Com
nitce of mo Board. with power, which provide ior
tho proper Isolation Of dphthcria patients, that dis
caso bong unusually prevalent In Paterson ~ present
The New York herald., 1877-10-24
The following is The state d THIS veteran eorps:-


last year tho regiment passed. inspection With b2l
present, l2S absent and accounted for making total
Of 649, showing falling or this year 81 men OF all
ranks 4tf f fMs
TIN SfxTY-NNTH
A. quarter before eleven O'CLOCK the Sixty.ninth
regiment, Colonel James Cavanngh commanding was
placed IN position tho orders oitne officer
who able 10 pass all the command before him BY
ono O'Clock. Tho state OF this popular command is as
The New York herald., 1877-10-24
SENATOR MORTON IMPROVING.

N.to WASHINGTON Oct. %, 1877.
First Assistant Postmaster General Tyner to-day
received despatch from indianapolis saying that
Senator Morton rs doing well and that Dr. Bliss Is
well pleascd with his progress.
The New York herald., 1877-10-24

OF tho othor In pursuit OF maurauders criminals
taking refuge from pursuit by fight across the IRON
tier. This was giving definite sanction 10 right
which might be claimed under the provisions Of inter
national law. but which IL for the peaceful In
forests OF both countries should be specified by
treaty OF agreement The proposition held under
consideration for long timo by the Mexican authors
ties AT length answer was mado accepting the propo-
ston, but with notifications which tho Mexican gov
ernment deemed be necessary Its territory
from the abuse Of such that OF admit
ting tnc troops OF foreign power within It's borders.
These modf cations wcre:-
Fr-That the pursuit OF fugtives should not extend
beyond zone or strip OF territory twenty Mexican
leagues or hty American miles WIDE on eithcr side or
Sscond-That The route OF pursuit should not be
taken by tho scidiery through towns villages whore
there was police force civl power. a1.tl a4 q
Thrd-That the iugitives, II SO taken by foreign
sodiery should bc surrendered to tho local mngis-
application for their exradton. the foreign soldiery
TO have no powers Of jursdction but to exercise
ply thosc OF police orce, and To desst from the pur
SUIT any point whore tho arrest OF the criminals
could be secured by tho local or municipal authori
ties. .
This concession. which was considered great deal
for tho Mcxicans TO make, was Transmitted to wash
ington in tho mai, received lew days since from
Minister Foster Itwas to form article second OF tho
addopda. Tho whole subject far as It has gone rs
said to have boon the leading topic OF Fridays and to-
days Cabinet discussion. st
II is reported on good authority that Secretary
Evarts Immediately despatched word to Minister
Foster to secure further article providing for tho
payment OF the claims OF American citizens injured
by tho raids OF Mexican maraudcrs This was so much
moro than President Diaz is believed 10 DO prepared
TO conccde That the gossips have Jumped the con
clusion that NJ. Evarts wants slicc OF Mexico and
will have by forcing Mexico tho alternative OF
with tho United Stntcs or grant
Of territory in lieu Of the amount OF
claims which the depleted coAdtion Of tho Mcxi-
can treasury would never allow Of settlement IN my
-otherwoy. II disgust with this discovery Of Mr..
Evarts strategy that led, It Is said. senior Matas
sudden decision abandon tho enterprise Of securing
tho recognition Of President Diaz. and TO rcurn TO
Mexico. whittier he Coca by tho first steamer leaving
Now York or New Orleans. - fatt4 eri
SENATOR CoNKLING IN EXECUTIVE SESSION.
During tho executive session Of tho Senate to-day,
Senator ConkliDg among tho several Senator'S
who, In turn, moved the connrmaton OF tho Presi-
dents appointments reported from comm,too.
GENERAL WASHINGTON = OSSPATc TcHES.
WIaurvcrnv Oct 1877
The New York herald., 1877-10-24

ard has never, that am aware. boon recognized by
any department. OF this government for any purpose.
He did not certify the electoral votes from
Louisiana Therefore he stands utterly naked, as far
as 1 am informed, Of any species Of recognition from
any department OF the from any repre-
sentative OF legislative executive judicial power"
Mr.. Packard's nakedness, SO forcbly described by
Mr. Conkling the Sth Of last March, has not since
then received any official covering and if his ccrtin
cato vas worthless then II certainly be so now
But II shall turn out that Mr. Packard Is conceal
ing his claims to tho governorship behind Mr. Kcl-
iorgs precnsons TO the Senate there not the least
doubt that the fact viii seat Mr sponord. becaase
therc are not iew republican Senators Who whatever
their sentiments toward tho President or toward Mr.
Kellogg, are happy that nc Louisiana question is
tied, and viii vote promptly agains m intrigue 10
open this Statcscandaa These will vote to admit Mr.
SpoKord under such circumstanccs tre. III
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-06-30
CURRENT OPINION.

Savannah News (democratic) The
south fully sympathizes with the west
In the RECOMMENDATION movement. IL
will be osrrled triumphantly, and the
people will not be slow In determining
to whom the credit belongs OF bring
Ing about a repeal of one OF the most
unjust and most selfish acts OF the rad
lcal party.
New Orleans Plcayune (Dem.): Had
Pennsylvania been one OF the south.
ern states during the last few years,
one-half the disturbances and lawless
ness which have occurred within her
borders during that time would have
been the pretext for quartering an
army upon the state, aud harrassiDg
the citizens with indlsorimi nate arrest
and prosecution. are Nlra
Redflelds Washington letter In the
Cincinnati Commercial Five.th0us
sand dollar salaries for five months
light service, and mileage and post
age stamps thrown In, are not picked
up every day. There is no. southern
member who will hazard his place for
the novelty OF % new departure In CIV
ing his vote TO n Hayes republican. IL
no more powerful reason restraints him,
the thought OF n possible rumpus at
home, which may deposit his head In
the sawdust basket at the next cleo
ton, certainly will. / do not believe
there IL a angle congressman elected
upon the democratio ticket who will
vote otherwise than straight demo.
cratic at the organization OF the house.
The result will, OF course, be q strictly
democratic Organization from the
speaker down. As 10 the speakersbip,
my observations along the highwa
incline me 10 the belief that Sam.
Randall 10 the man who will get II.