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New-York tribune., 1877-07-23
CRIMINAL NOTES.

Dam.nick Cuolz was arraigLcd on SATURDAY in
the I1nbs Police charge 2 having twice llt' is
revolver CarsucIa Hu- CaoN dea.,d t ami
s4id Lr,c.ac, ha3 cause; ti tl souJie but Lc1
% bal .u i,uUy D. Justice OtterJ ,u4s.
JOSEPH CohurI. WHO wa -rutrI.ced 20 the ct3Cc
Prison or years for sotug ppiccian Who wes IT
arrest L i, determined go appeal fo te Court OF ai
pea Jur, UluJt., supreme Court. Chambers 0H sal
ir!ay aioi Eecess2y VIII Of error - perfect TIE
peal
Thomas Haley, q s1lor, got into couyersa;ion
win strange t- B1''ci., ni1 iuaucel Hirf g. .ci.
him uii hc could a They went tO
toi wLcc t-e strange slppci away iT0ig Haley 1ir
MclVl Iays s4ora' boarding Aora' Atclrr oi
bcIc tir 1ud brought saturday. before
Justice OtrbO-T. al te loD lie sAO ed an alO anc
! !. -.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-23
wARyING 10 WTTNEssEs.

A lively argument was had in Supreme
Ccu~;. Chambers. on Saturday. on motion 10 comni
the plaintiff m TIC gui. " Dcreic, against Todd for re-
f-iuC 20 certain Questions ON nm examination be-
fore trial ordered hr JUDGE Donohue. Tire suit having
been brought On Ontario County. 10 was argUe' thai
Judge in this district could ncifncr grant an order or
examination under r Code. nor punish FOR c0ntemp;
IN disObcv1ur IT, Bu' counsel for fhe motion showed
that hv the amendment of 1@7r orders made 0ut N
Court without uauce ccHh h- granted hv aur indigo n
arv part OF Che state aud that hr the Of statute which
is stir a force rc officer Who could punish f0r DIS
obedience OF The order ior rVgmuation would hr tho
1u1rs who is.ued it. Judge pruolue aCco Iir - r
granted the motion. committing thc plaintiff o. Jail t
the order il complied with amt str tur out tie com
vjani WITH costs. For the motion. Whitney ard Lawton
GDuused. C. L. Wells.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-23
TIE COURTS.

AN AssIsTAvT sFCRFTARY's RECEIPTS AND EX-
PENsEs
Charles L. Cammann. as Executor OF Oswald
Camnann. recovered recently judgment AGAINST Henry
Y. Wcmulc for ST GIL. Execution against Mr.. Wcmpe
was returned unsatsGcd, and tc brought mp for c
animation IN supplementary proceedings. Il stated
that ne received a salary of $500 month Assistant
ScrrC C4r- OF the Manhattan L!ir Insurance Company
that DIS fr1iy consisted Ot vfo. four Children, AVID
motlo--p-dw. Tho point raised whether or not a
mother-ir-aw was n necessary part - mans family.
hu. the Gl, stion not decided Mr Womples cvuen-
se- according fn is shOvluc included 80 per mouth f"r
ir ci3 flr servants. 500 FOR cr0cc~os. over 500 fo
end cigars. etc In five hc fgirof u' ahout
500 ttou-h tc maid NO Ttnt, and fhc furniture of ls
rcu-e hrlouged t0 hs father. Ah0u; $3.50 devoted
10 cortrlcut expenses" The plaintiff oh.sucd su or
der ern. Nr. Wrmplc from c1 cctug hs sa it. 'uf
The before Judge DOnohUr ON Saturday wss on "a
motion % continue the Injunction. Decision was re
New-York tribune., 1877-07-23
AcrIvIr4 OF rnE GRAIN MARKED.

The absorbine\gOpic Of conversation among
the grain men at she sroduce Exchange on saturday
We ihe extensive trade IN corn Il stated th,t the
transactions. when reached nearly 100000 busbcs
were tie largest FOR sngo day reported in the market
Tor long time past. The business mainly export
one prominent firm In the English trade having pur-
CHASED about twC-thi;ds OF the total an ccnIpsr
lso With tc period ~ last year II reported nat
tcfc large deficiency in the dggTcggf@ sAiDHcufs
te English MARKET anc that ine cNpOr; dealings thu- far
tls ave been C1hat stimulated uy tDa
stuif, 1000 barrels Of d0ur, 17G,6D0 bushes Of
wheat Il 900 bushels % corn, 37,5OO bushels uf rye
aud 343O0 bushels U. barley.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-23

=
The DAMAGE TO the machinery Of the Havana
stean.aip C-y of Vera Cruz tar -reater tan was 81
first articpated and the accident IS 10 be carefully n-
vr,uate6 by the Board OF Underwriters. Itis Thought
that tle in.o cation Will opcn question which lis
long m crested mechanical engineers, ana tnc discussion
Of iC Will tcul Go improve their present pos-oh 20
far as can be learned the engineer who Lad charge OF tho
watch. and who, in accordance with 'he regulations
coycrpe tie .raEtmgCf bis certificate, is directly re-
spors e flr amy accident not in the ensneroom ai
Tho tine tie accident occurred An ouer, WHO h1d 40
license certificate, Who had not passed the required eN-
animation. ana therefore presumably was Wholly Ill
connetut lad charge Of the engineer depart
ment. It IS stated that whca the accident oc-
curred the engines were running at speed ten
Der cent higher than usual The first thing tlat
caused alarm was Tie breaking Of the g.pb-ey passing
through DE strap which jouCa he main cross-hcad Win
g.. connecting rod, while the piston was on us upward
STROKE The piston thus havu "a fan pressure oI steam
underneath was upward with such force us 10 burst
Gu tie cyiade. head te-Iing away the main exhaust
r.D. the ,tans b0xos o. the pst1n-rod and in tact
making complete wreck Of tie upper end Of tie cyl
der Had tGe pis,0n been on the downward stroke II
would undoubtedly have gone through the bottom Of tho
ship.
Evcr since the westeG disaster many cng.neers have
complained very much Of their professional standing
an Few of tle more prominent ones once prepared
memorial calling for higher stand1rd Of eNaminiii1
NOV. c. inquiry INTO tBe moral fitness of an ap.l
elut ana den"lt.h t1"o az '.a 'I-lI,Jt ,,i S"Ii' r
oft I,r rsihltv of iEcuuVrtcut meu getting INTO tIer
profession, winch they hoped 81 i.'ne as A'4.'e %
wished tac p.uNts 'or reci-tHoo o. DE heavier ana
thut penalty sEoud b- provided FOR an engineer WHO
should Guit Dos cc"I ugn '' 'u. .t'in- COM 1.-'
p.rel job cat-e. ga t.cr Hrl p -t:.~ i' 4 ful'icr-
yeiti ii., u- ~ only aud Gpou eai,a tac Ci. E-
caeCr -unpJse ~ tIEe lis i guar So ci in1a ID
s.'5t, " N ,-l, iir,,rs,il and for. uor -olsese
20 N.Yr.. |.H..a fIf q MS .NH
New-York tribune., 1877-07-23
CRrFITY 81 n0G-cArCHEEv AssMTANrs.

Francis Kaymagh on Friday saw james
Clarke bgut4uy saingus do, aroGnd and daslmg ti.c
animals head against the pavement while poor irisi-
woman was begging for lie Rayanagh iptericrcd.
anu ealing policeman. had CLARKE arrested. Clarke
produced dog-catclci's bHdce. D1 q discovered 10
te cut issued o. VI. Murphy, who Carrie sgic usid
him d'leeu cents Tor each d0g. Clarke held III $500
BAL 30 answer 70 charge Of cruelty t0 Iuiuas
james iay. 2ss.5lant dugcatCneT, was accused pc
fr Juiic Whe e. 0f atteaI.tilgto steal EaNf1unt
lana dog from tae ward Oi Martin Gegzer. in which the
dog vas -Aut up Fay caught ef dogs legs in
riie. and tryiag pull the animal over fence.
G'--zer only saved hs d0g by th- threa. ~ revolver
"a protected against tie iadigIy n his arrest, bat
Suase Wheeler committed him for trial.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-23
WAS SHE GUILTY.

Adcliue Knapp was accused and convicted
last March " stealing irom her cmpiovcr. MIS-.
Thrsher She sentenced at the Special Sessions 10
months imprisonment Eight days later the r1ns Was
found hv Mrs. fhrrshcr IN pnWGt ECT An 7nrIcI-
behalf at the 1uaic SATURDAY O. ldCe
Fanu.cr ~ thc convic'iuC judge. 20 takr soue
or Hcr ro'f Nre Trpslor gihor rcd ~ her be-
lief M tie . OF hc girl and .lt' vied TIE re- nprar
aDco 81 the -rg to " frequent visits Of Ad.ue ss1 r,
VINO had opportunities 70 p7c' tho ring wlfrc it
found. justice FAmmer said lao would look over She
papgrs
New-York tribune., 1877-07-23
CALENDAKs-rnI. DAY.
scpsEim CoCua-CHA4aEas-w +.

I-O..Jual agt. Gibbons.
l2l... Nose, agt. Malcolm.
~ fiufphy arL eor-li1.
la5..aiLt Life las. Co. a.. T.
Norton.
l46..Dr Bussieu'e agJ mot.
Liic lun- co.
l4J ID. buHs .rro aga. H1i-
hdsY.
l59 Ilr.gat -.t. y. IL st. =.
3. r.
IT3. lfW. IlfH Ins. co. ag-.
Morton.
lal Smith az. SMITH.
1875 hct. Sled. 90. GRi. Hoy.
dick.
2I2 -cllver 81. ShaEuG
2lh svuu sct NcCugh.
ais Matter %. :. l.. q. Iron
Works.
220. ilsgsu act Wymsi.
2Zl..A.atJir Oi 1g'g l43ih-st.
-13 Ba.dWli azl N0rIian.
% - crcniii,h Az. Gavin.
22B. ltsp. FIRE ius. Co. agt
hiaFnr.
7..NsudcrDIft sgt Wander
bit
932. .L.cCirf agL Ilad.
21f Dcvoo AL Rovd.
- .fms,fsi agh NcHbrJugh
xo5.-M a1e agL Ma.e.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-23
A rrrrT.r FAMILY DIFFERENCE.

Mrs NcGlcry. her daughters Honora Camp
bell and Mary Ann McGlory. her son william McGloIy
aud James Hennesgy sutor " Honora Campbell, 0ere
all before Judge iorran Jefferson Market on siiur-
dsF The William j. the proprietor OF " Bnl hit
M B. ami hos nOpr ~eueoie,.v arrested. TIE other
members OF tie famv bc1r no enyiabc reputation For
some renson ruter and attacked HCnnessY n De
was leaving Alr Cqnlnbcu she took part with hir and
there was general aghi only ended The arrival oi
sliild of police fudge Moran fined William McCl0ry
and hs sscr Honora who lost three teeth IN the fight
New-York tribune., 1877-07-23

report also includes various reports Of engineers on mat
ters pertain ng the road, anu extended account Z"
the tracks rolling stock stations ctc by Milton Court
right former President and present Chief ENGINEER
of tho Company Copies OF the resolutions adopted 81
several recent meetings favorable % rapid transit are
asn appended. tptlhie Is sgid 70 be- m process o.
construction, TO enable all engines to be run IN ohI o
trims
New-York tribune., 1877-07-23
AN ASSOCIATIONS AGrENrT TO FIX RATES.


dUIlU " NTIIiNIU, JONI Y IIIIlH, dIU NI'UHtI
Hayes were. uutl recently. members Of the seauer's
BoariuC-house Keepers Benevolent Association. oue of
the bylaws 0f which declares that amy member WHO
t shall Dee cxuecd Tiev accused ~ s1ip''ir
sailors toT SIG per month. aGf expelled from the
Association. heir counsel. T.. Briru obtained from
JudC DOnohue in Supreme Court, Chambers. satu:-
day, ORDER that tie tssrC1ti5u show cas. ElGue-
Why .hry hr reiustato3. under recent decision
That any SAW OF corporation fixing r,tc OF wages is
absolutely void.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-23

2Os FT0wu 5gt LidGy
21I Hewlett act. WooL
40. .IiAricu1rJih agt Len
amer
* simmons alr Ioll0us.
lSS MlL Life IlH. 90. aEL
Hratt ~ 20. j.
Isq anm- aef. same $50. ~
40 same at r.rnn go. ~
lA3 EoreiuU art itloliy
Z0d. Carter sgt. BrHlcH-
T..ParAcf I.-i. Baxter
Ass.Mayer ssi. a.. * y. y.
hav. CC.
1f. VGsatSa At. .. NJ soc.
~ mayor agt. taTrIf
81 Carpenter rgt. kelly.
% l-tAA agi. 4. j.. l.. =.
81. TidC aei. Chaig ick.
o. 4 Mai Iron Co. agt.
BJndnin.
81 .ChsIuay sgt- '.turgcS.
CO LDeLlcr aEi. IafEin.
O.. Nsplrsl.en ast. y sfphY
70. .BlclmDcrg agt. Churul-
~.
1S. Willie sRi. Is liig.
10 Taylor AT Brvuae.
o. BlascheCk agt lsclIy.
a6 Baity agt. barlow.
IO6 Dat.s agL story.
ll5..Jadray @gt. Hyde
New-York tribune., 1877-07-23
LICENSES NOT YET RECEIVED.

Twelve liquor dealers in the neEhborhood Of
Police Haiao1arters were broucht on Saturday h.fo-e
Justice Currhonr- AZ the Tomh Police Court charged
with er'iin~ liquor without license Some NJ thsi-
stated iha- they haf paid their money fov ccu+ nrt
Ead moi yet cCe.red IT, They were held 0 bail 900 500
for MeAAoslA-.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-23
Gin Droperlr 60 fct.

EIRST LOFT. No. = Spruce ST., 20 Rent, thro
las fee 10 BaeAilaHt exec rnt for leather or paper
trade other lofts: low rents JAMES PRICE 200 Hulsonst
rHO LET.-HOUSE in finest location on 5th-
look into PARK from house To rent low from
August st Apply t. r. TATE, ll5 Maiden Lane.
TO LEASE-Bricll buildings No 10 Iork-st.,
near tsnG-.t; able fuT Hgit manufacturnci
central cheap rsH-. JAMES PRICE, 2Jo Hulson-st.
rE7O RENT LOW-C0rner Of Canal and Watts
SIS res Cellars AID ior Rooms up stairs. aui
able fOr cheap lodging house Gui restaurant.
JAMES PRICE 200 Hudson II.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-23
5ituGtione iUanle0--A!alcs

4 SMART HONEST BOY, aged rs, wants
"a s,uann ~ store j. Wiling 20 20 any Sad u w9i can
give C0HI reference. stI address ir week, W IL
LII Vi lflCkEI, 70 West 5Otil->t.
4 LAD want. q situation; can do al kinds
of aorN city coantr{ 10 garcn horses, cattle
milk sri I-rillcs iH WliatIols asa ioncSti i1r
store Office, uucct h,s soo1 reference Al the
PItCTE~r tNt tD3L BU UHEAU, l3o ctlayc. four cpcrs
above Ioth-st.
USEFUL Man AND WIFE, AMERICAN,
"a wnu situations to-t tier or ,ep paite te youAg man
-rrn country
cfl No. cft,c ulsng. etc. sgd Bee ucralY Useful
sal ou-ici woman ls Reed o and al Kinds hnus
work they vii Walt rnai De- Tie
Protestant House. i5- tnlyl fourth h01ae a51ye lO;hst
New-York tribune., 1877-07-23
BrooAlDn Reel gslals for Sale.

nWELLING-HOUSE Nos. 43 NiliOw-st.,
- ~ icS.st, ~ tad 50 Nsssaust, 100 and lU2 Pine
apyc@t, 10 Ala ls1 WIlougljy-st. "A LaiaycetesyG
GORDON l. FJKD " CLARK ~, Br0oklyn.
EOR SALE-On Corner Of CaritOn-av. and
4 BergcnSt, very desirable LOTS Tor immediate IN
prOyeucnt s. Id De- sold only for cash ami mor6age.
EULAND x WHITING. Beeknai-st
New-York tribune., 1877-07-23
SHIP NEBG.


sun r.ses... s.3S sun scts.. 72+ Clock fast. 12
Moon SETS. Pas Moon sogthsllG Moons days. l3
HI-H WATER T0-usT-A
sandy Hook. 65 GOV. isia.a-- 05J TEL Gate.. ctt
HIsH WAITE fUuAY-p g.
SANDY Hook. C57 Gov !saud.. az Hen Gate.-.. 00l
New-York tribune., 1877-07-23
REAL ESTATE

NEW YORK. Saturday. July 21 1877.
The following legal auction took place to-
day at the Exchange salesroom:
BB mo. 7. R0Vi.
l thrce-story brick building with lot Tthave.
37tl lot 206X50; VIM. $4,000
New-York tribune., 1877-07-23
3ce Grecm.

Biz STeCM.
FACT.-HOKTON ICE CREAM IS MADE
PROM PURE oRAN3E COUNTY CREAM
and i MOI only the ilclc. reliable ana only
sTANpARD IcE CREAM N MARRLr
Try IL aua yoa VIII go oii'r
CIIrrCt1,s. STKAWHEERY FESTIVALS. nad TIE
TRADE aGYyLe-iat
2Ec PER QUART
TO Families by tic gallon. ~ cents 9er quart
rero.. 500 Fauriarc 22 Irua.waY. siui - Chaan-st
Ey}SSgII'- lCE CREAM-Best IN The city. p
! rol.- p. ,trt ~ ct4rcics al4 -rlwDerr~ t-'Lfa'
ia l. ta ,rix. % rarr- Mons. SO. - Ile h'Esn
New-York tribune., 1877-07-23
CE(rr5lons.


A SARATOHA.--Direct Route. via Citizens
~ Lar prw palace steamers from Per 49, =. p. Psrs
through, o. 90 ExelTou tex L. -0od az three 4out, ~.
NNUAL EXCURSION OF PACKARDS
- business CVLLEGk~-rhe barge R,p.bhc 0lil -tsrs
BIooHyu ~ "a. nl, sATt RbAN, JCLl ~ tor oriental
Grove. f. T. Music by kBEN's BAND kslrfsif1fts u %
hac on hod Tickets 30 ceats. Former s,ucrAis AMI tr
friends ectfils solicited 4 gf uwe f'sfse anSy
for tickets before Frday o. r. -t5 tioa-wsy
/ AXE SUPERIOR.
Elegant Steamer Excursions Lake superior ani rctErn,
time week. fare go. Leave irlil each M0n'ay and
Thursday g. n. Particuials l0l broadway.
CANDY HOOK Excl URSIONS-New-Jcrsey
- >1ltaern ltirad linelH gst. Eagllc"ut staal
YORK from Pisr Worth Evei. toot hrcorsi. i -a1fy
oOh l.-N $3.50, LOiu n. t1 @. n. lfiutillt, llfte
NeFYorL s.iJ o. r.. 100 p m ouniays 9is0 r. a. is-
farming, arrive csc >, m.
Far iug tIe round r-p only - cents.
Grnd Gagcef1e hy Pr1 Al-ir0ms brass reed and srag
b1ud. SPECIAL rates iOr large parties iu sandy tonh H-h-
lalds l-na Branch Apuly o. CifAs y. MCFADDfS.
G,ieri Ticket agent Long Branch. N. j.
EgTEoT POINT or NEWBURGH daily lex
w capt sundays Take regular TBANi LINZ, return
by down ROUND TICKETS AZ EAct k-lOS
liATt-i. see Day Lac advertisement
New-York tribune., 1877-07-23
Countrn Seal Gsia,e for 5ale.


I COTTAGE HOME in Flushing, with city
nous rout aud bacS staa furnace waiter stationary TUBS
g.. .'r, @ 4'ys,s ~ g'a,s' i @ - @ ,,I % - e a, Ia
anee mortgage. Address *. o. Box 2G. Tribune 0die'.
4 FINE BUILDING PLOT, 90 by $50, or
- go by lS6 fct: de.irlly located sId dry soil
spruce IT, 3, ~ ~ i!r.ss X g. Box 1l5 Tribune OGice
y Y Fushiug combines advantages win tAe
ccnvoA.encsa of gas seSels water. &c.
NICE LITTLE FARM Of 20 acres, near
- cit9 wcl1lp;ed 'or tho Residence oi New foTE
be.uiiiu surroundings ana in fsi-cs neishborhoof
vooa school COLLEGE Yryegcs horse and steaueart
rened e .oo teaai for I've years. Address. g. ORANGE
Box 3d. IdluEe ohce
AT CROTON LANDING. FOR SALE.
a dslirbe FAES Of 20 suitable for geutonaus
o. IN, at ba.,y POST 2 about SEe mil nor, Of he
The snd uy coyerr WIN apples. pesrs and 9er mail
su1 54rs lie olss ark otier ogoudngs rio house
Esrs la at 'sd Ea' p G XXI Be rSauS Ga Sc '''
CHARMING COUNTRY PLACE of three
Y ,or ye;y low. - hours from CITY, near SOUND
Da' fishing and boating Tss , I97f p7t H59 49, a.5. eng
NHEAP HOMES in TEXAS.-NOw is your
\ ime % buy good frnn 'o acres u te Lone star state
Texas. SOL fertile, climate delightful. ur perfect al fr
$50 FOT particulars address DONALDSON * FRALEY,
Ealacrs. ~ Louis, &o; p. %. nox :, ,2s.
E7ARN FOR SALE at BETHLEHEM. Pa
s. rG. rf iy 3 & % IA & 9, On 5s s5 sTsg1a aies y eiit Of
posIre commanding tnc ~ lie towns and the lehig
CANT country residence few years the greater
I9it VI" hecoie a'aiati i town '5 WIZ De so az BAR
ior II. VI. Fetter's estate.
nUDSON RIVER. between Kingston and
IL Catski.-Dcighth iarn .nd couEtry tcat 80 acfes
cool buildings crops &c; magnificent mountain and
rver views. RCLAND 8 HITTING Beesmsl-si
GOMERVILLE. N.J.-Forty acre farm pleas
- eaty locliG first class bGings 80 soil "l be sold
''''' - RUI1AD & WHITING. Bcokmaast
New-York tribune., 1877-07-23
Mnsical 5nsgrrtncTtg

4 FEW nd-hand WEBER PIANOS at
" very grca, some o them used ba very short
best musicians, All ray almost ts -oA y A7"
iuy warranted every respect
Please o.4l 80 he ,..,
EXTRAORDINARY SACRIFlCE-Superi0r
fou, ID .iorl~ carved octave piduofite cover ami
stool 5000 cas4 cos 500 pr at residence Nc 80 East
Ji--sL
| IGHTE & ERNST, old house Of Lighte *
Drat.1rv oaer tlsir splendid PIANC-FJkILn st low
Prices ana Jn easy hy payments. Al Il ast 4+@@ Also
tinitl.s 4 AIEEttA% ot-+Aco.
- Y. BALL * Coz
y. No. Il EAST ltTH ~.
CIucs.rines -tciuays utcs Pianos and Ofgaas Or
forcaHn 81 install urrf.. anr fnf r-Ht
-FHF WAGNER PIANOS, square and Up
\ ri-,t ana tsa BOT Do az ORGANS ihc best low
rTira' rr.en.i ,ic ~o, altei 90 -i,e ere si'-
ist c,ior y.ns xntrd rls igar supplied o. ae m1'
'l.s TERMS send c. l, rafct catalogue -j- --l
CrtT. -Ds-. Manufacturer ana Ira'i- lN tlSt tsl
~ it fsv t.iplN y ts t0 rent la thc country
New-York tribune., 1877-07-23

= e-tanr Sc lc cook washer and wishes situ-
afi0n IL an eArru cuuk bread soup ric vii go "a
cry country yeaT, reference strictly temperate
fl-fN af 10 III
New-York tribune., 1877-07-23

w ASHlNG.-A first class LAINDRESS
w woua Ike family washing her ows h.n,e lso
oat ~ The day oood reierenoeA No 80 %. sisssl
New-York tribune., 1877-07-23
Si.nailon5 tDanteo--fem1

CHAMBERMAID and WAiTRESS.-A neat
\ y0auE woman, thor1gshly experienced ambcnnad.
sud excel narrs would assist iu washing ard rJn-
ing Il i"si.et has uuex-. q lClgit refer can %
sren M iPANiS AGENCY, 1872 broadway 'r S-ist No
charge until -s.iel.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-23

COOKIE assist with washing, by Pro-
u tesGut abr Young woman, 0rUush cook ueats
"a e. scoops pastries ctc, - ug llte lnrrts, cNrrlcnt
bread and M cut baker, l-st city t,sm Ctyor ecln
try Sober. honest ana 3blg Cal go BuuhHAN-, 10
4ti-ayc. gsir 1tiiI-st. i- RAY MOND iroprcior
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-09-26

Will the Picayune be kind enough to
write a commentary on the following
paragraph, which we clip from its
leader Of yesterday morning, headed
GA Federal Army" That the Pic has an
"unregard" for Gen. McClellan's scheme
of Federal standing army is no doubt
very thrilling information; but what in
the devil is the Pics ''unregard" for
little Macs scheme for Federal stand
ing army? Here is the Pics paragraph,
which is equal in length, If not in intel
ligibleness, to anything Mr.. Evarts has
ever got off:
With our Difference for Gen. Mcclellan as an
eminent soldier, statesman of sound and
liberal views, writer Of conceded talents,
tended at the time of his military retirement
all the sympathy, possible to generous minds d,
under adverse relations, our utter unregard
for his scheme of Fedeal standing army has
nothing to do and we will, without reserva-
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-09-26

We are informed, by com petent au-
thority, that the total assessment Of the
taxable property througout the State
for this year will be no less than $780,
900. 200, and very probably it will go be-
yond that amount.
The assessments heretofore made un-
der Radical rule, were, as is we'll known,
tainted with the most unblushing
fraud and favoritism, and were never
much in excess Of $174, 600, 900. Through
the corrupt Vaccinations of the various
Radical boards the assessment was
made to bear lightly in certain favored
quarters, whilst, in others, the burden
was increased year after year.
Under our present reform administra-
ton, and through the efficient and hon.
est boards of assessors appointed by
Gov. Nichols, the assessment has been
equitably and fairly made, and thus the
burden Of taxation very equally divided.
The revenues Of the State, through
the present fair assessment, will be in
creased by nearly 100000.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-09-26

The BY Indicate for the sale OF the four
per cent loan, consisting Of Pierrepont,
Morgan, Geo. Bliss, Jos. Seligman.
August Belmont and f. o. French. are
mt Washington asking relief from the
conditions of their contract, which was
to take the bonds at par. They are
now quoted In New York at ninety
eight cents, in consequence. they say,
or the usurious rates paid by Russia
and Turkey for all the money put on
the European markets. We are dis
posed to believe that the prospects Of q
revival of trade, and the promises Of
prosperity have more to do with it than
anything else, and IL Congress will but
take hold Of cur Infamous tariff in the
right way, the call for these bonds will
be even less urgent. Four per cent 10
not even half what money is worth, or
ought to be worth, with any live COM
mercial people.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-09-26
THE STRUGGLE IN CUBA.

In few days the ninth anniversary
of the declaration of Cuban independ-
ence will be here. For nine years has
this unequal struggle, this singularly
wonderful war been going on. On one
side it has been signalized by incidents
of barbarous cruelty. while its expected
events, events which never happened,
have been heralded by a resonance Of
pompous bravado exceeding that which
Bull Run Pope issued from his head
quarters in the saddle, and that, too,
which one occasionally hears in the
vengeful voice Of Howard. On the
weaker side this Cuban war has not
been conspicuous for any achievement
brilliantly grand; but for persistent
courage, constancy to their patriotic
faith, and magnificent endurance on
the part Of the revolutionists, it has ex-
ceeded any war Of it's dimensions that
has taken place in modern times.
five remember Alright it was about a
year ago that Martinez Campos arrived
in Havana to take command Of the
Spanish forces on the island. There
was not much pomp and pageantry dis
played in his decentralization but his
deed of conquest was done in advance,
at least it seemed so when his retiring
manifestos were issued Immediately on
his arrival. Several of the numerous
Captain Generals preceding Campos
labored under important disadvantages.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-09-26

We republish to-day act No. %, re-
lating to the remission Of penalties on
delinquent taxes. This re-promulgation
Is officially made because of an error as
to the extension of time granted to the
delinquents wherein they may pay up
and thus escape the penalties denounced
against them. In the original promul-
CATION we had published the 1st of No
vember as this date, while the act fixes
the 1st of December. The act as pub
lished In the bound volume issued by
the State Printer, however, Is correct.