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Inc nAllAa Avn wlnHlIA.

Tue announcement we made several
,Js Since that work on The above very
important road would a- one. be- re-
gmei Wearo Glad % be able 10 say
chat 90 lhe prslImlnmirs have been
fmu and the uq4.nd mouy is aow
ou dep1t.r oiln oLr Of tue Dallas banks
90 complete the ,opd 90 Lrp,sulIe, and
80 the sinass of war nov esIs. iu tan.
gibls shap' nothing 0u,-ar high water
can interfere with the commencement
and vigorous prosecution OF heWork II
ID perfectly plain 10 all that when once
completed TO the point named, IL must
and viii be at once pushed on TO Den,
ton, Next summer it will reach some
point IN the Wichita country, thereby
giving al outlet to one Of tho richest
portions Of the state, and one that must
inevitably I'LL up speedily with iona .fae
settlers The trade which Is sure TO
result fairly belongs to Dallas, and she,
by reason Of her connections and iacili>
ties, can do better by it than any COM
pollng point in the state
When once the line reaches Lewis
vile our merchants, business men aud
property holders should be in condition
to join those Of Denton and farther 20
the northwest in the necessary precau.
tions regarding It's rapid extention to
its ultimate objective point The long
and yexatous delays are past, and are
a subject Of much unavailable regret,
Let Dallas cease to think Of the time
lost, but rather work now in unison
with the powers that be to insure the
earliest aud best results from the
enterprise Our merchants, cotton
and produce men should at once
commence to put themselves in
accord with the local business men on
the line. The facilities Of Dallas should
be advertised and presented in every
possible woy 10 those peonle MI the
more 80. too that this del,v 40 much
reprottod and 40 in;prous in otbar re.
snocts has rorced mnch or tho trodo IN.
to other and les, advantageous chan.
nols Va nina, hand o,ory oror,y and
use MI legitimate means to win il hack
Wa mpst NOT s,een an our most now ~
o,I,cps Gill snroly ,,,hor when, ava bova
sowp In direct imnortonce 70 tbe in.
tercsts oi fine city this route i only sec.
.,. I...,,,.,-I r,.t...-.,.'''...,'
o'u W 'lo P''J'''p' ''eo"rho laFro"
gauge, and drains n country equally as
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-11-29
The Hero Of Knra.

A Russian paper gives the following
sketch OF the career of General Laza.
retf, who commanded the force which
executed the decisive turning moves
ment in the late battle before Kars.
He was born in 1890, in the town of
Schuja, in the government OF Baku.
When nineteen years of age he entered
the Russian army as private soldier,
aud has since then won his promotion,
step by step, by hard fighting and by
distinguished conduct in the field. In
1871, two years after his entrance, he
was made nonScommissioned officer.
and 10 the following year received the
Order of st. George and his first com.
mission for his behavior during cans
paign of the Caucasus. In 1866 he att
tanned the rank of acknowledgement.
and two years afterward was attached
to the army Of the Caucasus.
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The Gamiu In KeyoIutionH

Pail Mall Gazette; The gamin is an
inyariable element in Paris revolutions
Cardinal de Rent8 relates in his mem,
oirs that during the riot which followed
the arrest of Aroused he was knocked
down bya stone which struck him be
hind the ear; he had. hardly raised his
head when small boy pressed the
muz,le of musket against his temple.
The cardinal fortunately preserved his
presence Of mind, and said "Ah,
scamp, ifyour father could see you p
The gamin, who imagined at first that
the PROSTATE churchman was friend
of the family. on closer examination
asked, Are You not the Coadjutor?'
and on Cardinal de Rentz replying in
the affirmative he set up cry, "Vive
lie Coadjuteurl'-a cry which was
caught up
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DlAz is evidently trying to pull the
wool over Uncle Sans eyes and we ad,
wise the old gentleman to be wary Of
these scheming greasers. He has put
troops in march for the Rio Grande, as
he would have this government believe
to Cooperate with our forces to put
down the wholesale thievery that is
being carried on by Mexican bandits.
Yet he ordered those in command to
repel all invasiOns by Americans, be
the nature what it may.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-11-29

The Houston Age tells how the flag
OF the Terry Rangers was captured by
the Seventh Indiana regiment in the
following language: Wrapped around
the flag staii-it was never unfurled on
the march-it slipped off without the
notice of the color bearer, and was
picked up in the road by the seventh
Indiana; To u soldier flag so acquired
is nothing to a donkey, who only
brays but does not fight, it is trophy
of his heroism."
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u BE- very easy a. give our thoughts
wing tut the trouble is thtt 40 o, lhod
Als see b.fn p.rI,fHl &. 81 lnam lho
IN g prWrd .i.rro .ou lDtt Hpls .ab.e
litrt4 rr'ug lhrm 900 flr.rNilhl Tho
experiment u mi.l t.lesmphy, Prlt
LrmF re-. Sims t1 hngo ica,mlg made
.0me alN.u n Mia direction, For
ipme months boz lUa boon testing his
lh9ur'n boz the mountainous regions Of
Nsa, Virginia ud has demonstrated.
20 hitowu Satisfaction az least thar lele'
graphing Wlthuu, wires b ono Ut The
thlugs that can be accomplished, His
manner ot operating consists Of runs
npg wire up 10 q certain altitude,
reaching particular current Of eectri'
city, which he says DO found at various
nights AZ any distance away this same
current can be reached by asmlar wire
and communication had Immediately,
The professor has telepraphed to parties
eleven miles away by merely sending
up a kite at each end OF the distance q
certain height, attached 10 which, in
place Of the ordinary string was "a fine
copper wire. When both kites touched
the same current, communication WAS
had by means OF the ordinary Morse in
strument in connection with the iEstru'
meut invented by Prof LOOMS In
very short distances this cannot be made
operative, but for long distances, and
espicially for trans oceanic telegOphing
the protector is yosy sanguine OF CONS
pletc success An enthusiast who has
tdll faith in the future OF this discovery
say tho cost Of urial telegraphy will not
be over one cent where the other Is one
thousand dollars The idea is not a
new one but experiments have recently
been made aud are now being carried
forward TO SEQ what there is in it,
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Are harder to bear than the ailments OF
middle life or youth, since the resistant
power IN the system has diminished with
declining years, ana disease and palm have
more power over the enfeeblod body, II is
therefore the moro essential that that re.
sihtant power should DO augmented, Hos
letters stomach Bittsrs a bOnign tonic cor .
dial ~ admirably adapted for the purpose.
/ c0unteIncts The iuhrmtles peculiar 10
age, ana sucoors worn ont nature. IL yivi-
tias thr feeble frame, AIDES new oil, as II were,
warmth through the chilled veins, and gives
comfort rs well as relief thns tightening the
Dulden OF age ana retarding iD Measure
the progress OF decay Ladies' In delicate
health, M well NJ ged persons, derive great
benefit from this wholesome stimulntive
tonic, when IN absolutely pure, unobjec-
tiouHble In flavor, and is recommended by
physicians OF repute. tildec3wlt
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-11-29

THERE seems to be no idea of com.
promise between the warning Wander
bits, and there is good prospect o
another chronic suit, which always
proves to be such public bore. vii,
liam II. Vanderbilt refuses to share hi.
ninety>iiye millions with his brother,
and sisters, and they rush at him forth.
with with all the skeletons from the
family closet.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-11-29

TIM christian Statement of the
Edmunds school, have much to be
thankful for today The president
whom they foisted upon the people
through the frauds of carpet-baggors,
is practically dependent on demo-
cratic majority in the senate for con.
lirming his appointments.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-11-29

a VENDETTA that is iull OF the regular
Cor8iean spirit is raging in the romans
tic neighborbood Of Bergen Hill, New
Jersey, between the Kanes and Cos,
tollos, 1t all arose from the neice Of
Kane going to the wedding Of one Of
the Costellos without an invitation.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-11-29

TEXAS should emulate Georgia and
build manufactures TO supply her owl
wants il nothing more It's to the fac
tories the iOrmer owes her present
prosperity, and she stands to,day
amidst the southern states like an oasis
in a desert
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-11-29

SUNDAY night some villain attempted
10 burn the office Of the Houston AgG
A panel was broken out Of the doorand
lot OF combustiblo material put in,
which he failed to fire successful
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-11-29

THERE is not much singing in repub-
lican circles to,day. The victory of
Mr.. Thurman in the senate Wednesday.
reveals the hopeless disorgauization of
their party in that body and the utter
incapacity of the actual republican
leaders there to understand the temper
OF Our times or measure the drift of
events in this nation.
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PROCLAMATION.
/" u "a! ,, name aad BY he ar,hority Of the Safe

Itl1y: ''''''' "y y We STATE q
TT a., ~ -. Hubbard, Governor of the stata .,
ieAbs' IN accotdauce with the prnvisi"ns y, y,
S Sn att OF the legislature of said State "
SooNeH august II, 1876, do hereny in'vito
Stta,,tu proposals Tor lease or M. TsYoe
St ,a,e FehItcntiary, at Huntsville. in III
,,'' II, onu 'ht labor OF tn cosycts balon"I
i,,g tItcreto,i Tor aterm offive years
ias JHouhry b los; said propnsl,s tn hs ~,
bo,,ss,g,uI Proposals TO lease the Teas ~ ~
Ltni,thtlaty at Huntsville" land 70 be ii ,.s
al Wy 9Ilce OF the Secretary of St9ta o.,
~, leXls' on or before the tirst dsv az
Will ne opened. 9"iu proposals
be ina. .uii information as to the property n
he leased and the terms and conditionw, 20
,sin,Se, apply to the Secretary of staia oi
WIN furnish printed circular. '"'e' VINO
- In testimony wbereof baro,, -.
Is. my name ana cause the seal of S SHn
,l,a oe hihAed, at The city of Austin ~
'he %0'h Jay OF Septem Der, A. ID ~ 'Als
By the C,overnnorh d. HUBBARD, Governor.
i =, ". sSSfAEcY, Secretary Of State.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-11-29

Tnr republican organs have suddenly
discovered that Patterson, "The stall,
wart leader of the great party of free
dom and union" is a scoundrel under
indictment and refugee from justice
and that Conover, of Florida, is the
meaner one of the two. The curse Of
the oarpet-hOgger has come back tc
roost in the senate.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-11-29

KATE CLAYTON did not stop at lious.
ton, but passed through en- route for
Little Rock, to the great relief Of the
fire insurance agents, who at once held
congratulatory meeting
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-11-29

Fonr Worm viii not bridge the
Trinity at that place, She would like
10 but then you know there are mats
ters that should not be made public,
NJ present.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-11-29

PROFESSOR RILEY, the Missouri entom
ologist, is going over the state getting
up facts regarding the pestiferous grass
hopper. Yet TnE HERALD hardly be-
lieves that Texas will ever be seriously
injured by them.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-11-29

LITTLE more grape, Captain Bragg"
is becoming a popular quotation with
the eastern press in rounding of cons
ments on the Rio Grande troubles,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-11-29
The Tesas Delegation and army NH

New York Express democratic to
the backbone): Practically it makes
very little difference whether the army
contains twenty thousand or twenty'
five thousand men. Ii is merely the
skeleton Of an army any way. And TO
howl for its reduction to ten thousand
men in view OF the constant raids across
the Texas frontier and contingencies
that may arise any day requiring large
detachment Of troops, is like barking
at streak Of paint on q stable>door for
O fox-hole.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-11-29

4 llgSnEBsoS merchant adyertises
calico for wrapping paper, lIe proposes
to put up every dollars worth Of pur'
ch0ses with % yard Of calico,
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DALLAS, TEXAS.
THURSDAY MORNING : NOVEMBER 30

Tnf sultan Is becoming lamb'like
under the gentle oarcsses Of the Russ
sian bear,
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WAXAHACHIE
SELEUT SCRONI.
Satarph.

.,io had II - years, bat cured myself vaar.
a Sgo, AFTER paying doctors and Tor medic,nas
Book mailed for 10 cents. givas -,u ,,..,,-
uIars' Name this paper, aSd Adde'S res p"r'ic'
,eoc q, Il. SYKEI,
aug2S-d&H3m ' Nh'coso' LII.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE III!
Redemption City Bonds.
MAYORS OFFICE. |

MAYORS OFFICE. !
CITY OF DALLAS, November 9Th, 1871.
Whereas the city council OF the oitv
OF Dallas did, by resolution adopte1
on the 3lth day of October, lS17, dsternii9 Q
TO apply the accumulated sinking fund in
me city treasury, 5000, 10 The redemption
OF bonds,
Now, therefore, !, W. l.. Chbell, mayor of
the city Of Dallas, do hereby give notice hnt
sealed bids will be- received at tho ma, or.
oflcc until ~ O'Clock, December TIN, 1871, for
Ton year funding bonds, i've hundred dollars
eEht per ceut. funding b nds, and dive hun.
dred dollars ten per cent. street Improve
lien. bonds-the city reserving the right to
reject al bids. "
Given under my hand and Official sigma.
tute al office this Oh day Of November, 1871
IAtteStl W. l.. CABELI., Mayor.
j. y. HEREFORD, City Secretary.
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E, II. GUSHING.
PUBLISHER AND DENLEEN
School and Miscellaneous Books
PUBLrergEs

PU BLIS HES;
MoLLlE 4. MooRE's Poems, 500 D.. 5n
THos. E.HoGGs'"Faio Of Msrynu ga
W. 4. "EAvER's "Homs Of Amuse.
ment""........................... on
H. 3. THALL'S "Gistory Of Msthodism
III IeAa'' '''''.''''.'..,,.,.,,,.. is
THos' AFFLEcK's "Hcdges End Hcdg.
lhb '''''''' '''''''''''.''' .,,,,,,,......... Us
Rey.J. HUTCHlsONs "Reniniscepcesp, a
Rev.J. II coNoLY'7"Revelauon"....lm
"The Lie Of Navarro u.....,,...... q
Has for sale the largest STOCK Of school and
miscellane MS books in Texas, lilo I''
yites. orders from ell who want booEs
woelheI at VIII llesale or retail, and rnakssS
specially OF tiudiugany book wanted. NH,
to he found in America or Europe. Alibook,
mailed direct gt retail prices.
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MEDICAL OFFICE.
DIR. CARL MURRAY
HAS OPENED ROOMS FOR THE TREAT.
MENr OF ALL CHRONIC AND merry
GENERAL PRACTICE OF NID-
ICINE AND SURGERY.
PRIVATE OFFICE PERCEPTION ROOM
OVER HARRYBRos. TIN AND STOVE STORE.
NO. $50 Elm 81, Dallas, Texas

FEMALE DISEASES made a speri a
study. The successful treatment OF scores OF
commend others afflicted to the same treat
mtnt The burbtpOtS treatment i0ih caustic,
utterly discarded.
lliemo rhoids cured In all cases without
the use OF knife, ugature, causiic. or clamp.
TAPEWORMS REMOVED IN 4 FEW
HOURS.
NERVOUS Epilepsy ,Chorea,
Neuralgia, Carries of NertsbrRe resulting In
curvature of spine aud nervous derange-
ment, lncipient Paralysis cured In ma.
Jority OF cases.
Diseases Of the Eye and Eyelids, Of the Ear
hnd Head. Especial attention called 10 Ma.
dies.
DisedSes OF a confidential nature treated and
cured promptly without injury 10 patient.
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AIN ORDIN ANGIE

Abpndoning aiicy.Woys u, Block No. : ctr. H.
addition,
SECTION |. Re IL ordained by tho Civ
Council of the city OF Dallas, That the city
does hereby relinquish all OF its right, title
and interest In and to the alley WAYS ol
block No. :, in the IL & T. &. X. Il, addition
" the city of Dallas, provided the said block
Is used for purposes OF erection OF "A factory
building.
Section D. That this ordinance 20 into Of.
feet from and after Its passage.
Approved November 5, 1877.
W. l.. CABELL., Mayor,
Attest: j. B. HEREFORD, Secretary.
nov2i-lOt
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DIR. WHIT TIER
CIT ST. Charles street,
Treat, all forms q. Ncncai Diseases, semi
nal Emissions and Sexual Dch.W, VIVA
unparalleled success. Nomatcrwho i1ilea'
call or write; pamphlet OF consultation iFeT,
Can refer to the medical profession IN +"
nariS Of the Country
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DISSOLUTION.

The cepartnership existing under The firm
name Of Merchant Restaurant IL dissolved
by mutual consent, Charles Wurzburger re-
tanning possession and assuming ali debts
and credits Of the old fiIm
CHARLES WURZBURGER,
ADAM SCHANLY.
DALLAS, TEXAS, Nov. 10, ls77. novl5-tf
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GRANGER HOUSE,
w. OO' q 0O7 Main Street, Dallas, re,a.

hayi5yn soo,. Is new and well venu,s,o.
located. N h i, . exposure, and is centrally
s,,,ss.N who never failed IN ri,p.liel ,of,
corn =, ! - seeking house with al ~,
10 -iva ~, " es,hotne, cannot do 6ettss ; .he
irving ia DsIlssl ~, a, = cal. Trsveiers ar.
- - ,eseh this house BY takia, y, Lsiiiinad
~, mo ho'se ears one block s1ntb ne t, hsi
r. :,t ne h-si tollar day houss n ION , dp
pnssss,,.' setol thes'reet cars ai he w &c
WIN. THO Ma
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The Travellers Life and Accident
INSURANCE co.
HARTFORD, CONN.
7. G. COTTON, Ag'..
nov2ldsm Windsor Hotel, Dallas.
NOTICE.
no Ovvnors OF Hogs

In accordance with an ordinance of the
city Of Dallas and a resolution OF the CITY
louncil, / will on the 18Th day Of December,
lelI, proceed 10 take M, imJ Ound, aud sell
all loose hoss within the corporate limits of
the city OF Dallas. w. =. MORTON.
nOvl7-dIm Cts Marshal
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II OONS AND BOA RD-TwO excellent
IL rooms with board Vt Mrs. Sinlpsuu 4,
corner Of Nain and harwood streets.
HUv93.Glw
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advertise the same as the merchant or
any legitimate business man, viz; To do
est.
second-Because am not ashamed OF my
profession.
Ihirs-Decause I expect 10 deal honorabiy
with my iellow-mEn, and have nothing 10
cover np.
fourth-Becau-e nave the right ne much
as corporation ~ doctors, college, an an
urinary, q wouid-te-institute, and " T. To-
body Is brsiness bot 10y own.
nose az distance csn consult 10y letter.
ing g..
OFFICE CONSULTATION FREE.
Address Lock Box ilns, Dallas, texas. M
call personally ~ so Lin street.
OffltE HOCRs-DAY AND BE6HT.
sepiGdly
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MISCELLANEOUS Wants.

4 HG ACRE IMPROVED DALLAS COITN-
"a y farm 10 ira le for unimprovcd Texas
iaud. Gu hMlNS Il DAVIS,
hoNsY.6t NeaI Ettnte 0geEtS. lN9 Lamar 81
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Lost

DOCK ETBOOK-A pOckelbook containing
ity.Odd dollars, on Friday evening, No
yem6er 18TH between the fair ground and
Batton's lane. A suitable reward viii Le
paid on It's return 10 me. Z. IL, HILL, Duck
Creek Box, ia las. noyg8.llw
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ny W. c. sICKLEs-0,ooO ACRES OF
I'D LAND on long time. Real Estate
ollce, NOAH Main street, near postofiice up.
tatrs, Dallas,1 lex MS. InS.tf
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Wanted Situation.

A y tOOk-By a yOuug woman, ~ hfst-
- class cook Hest Of references given
address Il, q Herald once. uOy2-,2t
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W. AETED - Everybody TO have thel
~ Gloi hes cleaned. dyed and repaired a
JACOba W EbERS Cleaning and Dyeing Es
tabIishn cut, SO9 Main street, Dallas, SAT-.
.Ntlioh warranted iulyll-lyr
The New York herald., 1877-09-15
TRITON REGATTA.

GOOD SPORT ON THE PAssAIc YEsTxRDAY-A
SERIES or AQUATIC CONTESTS.
The Triton Boat Club. OF Newark, held thor annual
club raccs yesterday aftsraoon the Passaic. The
weather was favorable, and good sport repaid all for
attendance.
In tho FIRST race for junior single scus the compes-
tors were A. ". Conklin, H. g. Rommel and G. H. +.
Gray. At the start Conklin led, but Rommell soon
showed his superiority, and won easily In sm. 25s
Conkn was second In 9m. o.
The second contest Tor senior seus brought to tho
line George ". Lee, George d. Small, who for TWO
years held the championship among the sculers OF the
Passaic River, and Frank l. Phillips. Small made .
favorable beginning, and clung to Ice pretty we'll
over the whole course, ye unequal 10 the severe
demand mado upon him by his powerful rival. Lee
tho line in I'm. l7., beating Small by three
lengths Tho atter'S time was I'm. POS, and Phi-
lips 8m. 3s
H. c. RommeIl and j. W. Van Moss triumphcd in
the par-oarcd gig race over \. A. Marsh and l.. G.
Dawson. The timc was 9m. los. and Gun. 2os. re-
spectivcly.
Much interest was felt In the iour-oared shell race
between f. L. Phillips, G. D. small, r. G. Rommell
and +. r. Fortmeyer in the Bachelor and G. W. Leo,
Frank Phillips, F. e. Tounley aad G. l. Bollcs IN tho
Old Maid, The Bachelors wcrc 90 ungallant ~ to
desert the Maids from the start and 10 boat them
home even though the latter did not turn the stake
boat. The time OF the winnors vss I'm. los. ;f,.
The lean and the,fas men o. the club next sserpcd
Sso ne m ".
race" was again proved to be sound adaEc. The
compositions OF the heavy Avordupos were quickly lott
In the wnke OF their tighter opponents and wcre nnay
distanccd. The were Rommcll, A. Eagles, Jr,
Gray, Conkiin, j. ". Morrel and Van Ness.
Tho regatta ended with tub race, which afforded
great amusement 10 the spectators.
The New York herald., 1877-09-15
THE WEST INDIES.

LATEST POSTAL ARRANGEMENTS WITH ST.
THoMAs--sr. DOMINGO PREPARING FOB ITS
PERIODICAL REVOLUTION
HAVANA, Scrt H. 1871
The French mail steamer has arrived here from ST
Thomas, bringing dates to the Sth.
Tho treaty Of Berns has been in force since septem
ber l. The British postal AGENCY has been withdrawn,
and all mail matter now goes through the Danish Post
Onicc.
REsfLEss rKoPLK.
Advices from St Domingo arc to september 4 An
uneasy feeling prevailed throughout tho Republic. A
pending tho constitutional guarantees. Some promi.
mont merchants had been Imprisoned more suspi
cton Basx himself accused oil outrageous m 10.
management o the financial department. No salaries
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ary outbreaks m0meutsrily expected.
In Hnyti everything At last accounts was quiet
President CAnaps health was entirely restored.