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The New York herald., 1877-10-17
ROGER WILLIAMS.
DEDICATION or A MONUMENT TO THE FOUNDER
or RHODE ISLAND.

or RHODE ISLAND.
PRovipEscK r. l., Oct ia. 1877.
Notwithstanding tho lowering weather . great
hrong Of people gathered at Roger Williams Park TO-
lay 10 participate tho ceremonies Of the dedication
u monum out TO Roger Williams. The Masonic pro-
session formed on Exchange place, and marched TO
mo park, where, alter music by tho American Band
ana singing by childroa OF the public schools the
monument was unveiled by the artist, franklin Sim
mona An original hymn by Mrs s. H. whitman was
hen sung. when the Masonic ceremonies were per.
ormcd. The monument was then delivered to the
niy by the Chairman Of the Committee on Parks
md accepted by the Mayor. Prayer vas offered
by Presidcnt Robinson. OF Brown upiversity. An
asilon ~ss delivered by Professor j. l. Deman, giving
careful analysis of tho character Of Roger williams
she exercises very successful
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PORT OF NEW YORK, OCT. 16, 1877.
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHITEsToNE TELEGRAPH LINE.

REPORTED by THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHrrEsroNE TELEGRAPH LINE.
Steamer Abyssinia (Br>. Murphy. Liverpool Oct and
ssss'ssn rsses'Ss s ss f:s 'nS Il
Steamer F.5sd.y On Iro,t. London ID day. in ballast,
s.esmsr Arrason .sp s Symen. Bristol, z, Oct g. with
sseamer Ancnofa tsr Hedderwick Glasgow and
oe ss5e 10 %'s AZ State Of
vsda M henee e. Gfss9w EarS ss o,o,. a.v, w,,6
mdss and passengers % Bossrt& 4 M9rsan an; sc o.,
"a, With mdss to w onintard Co. Oct - $50 AM Is
miles sw q caDo Lookout. passed steamer Iuasen hence
steamer Isaac Bell Lawrence Rlchmond Guy rons and
Bark Professor Lndtner NOR. Mathesen, Fleetwood 40
days IN ballast nm 81 70 - uh ndys no. es e "a and hsu sa
Bark sofia Aus, vcllu. Belfast l. 81 days In ballast
Barn o"ieks,ep cof san rrnncsco, FAKE Iquaue via
Renwlck. Had strong westerly winds and snow OIL Cap.
Is IN on @ S no Tay
qane durins the earthquake lost port anchor and chain
Brig WIN Mason Sf Bosep adams FSsTdo fn Z,
naval stores to Fowler Hart; vessel TO IIuribur.
scar John 9 WRIGHT; sesn. Virginia.
ssnr Esk Rcd ne SoGsy, Tsy,oE y,II,S,n yltgnl"
schr Lille wariora. Bailey Virginia
sss5 sSr haIGfs sy rsSfss c1sam.l vT4,g Virginia
Schr A h Turner, Taylor Virginia
sc,r Howard Willinmsa king Georgetown. DC.
schr ii Williams. Russell. Phadelp phia for NddIetown
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer Thctis. Young. Providence for New vorr-
Brig Sea Bird tBr. Lindh Boston Tor new York. in bal
brig ubaIdna !Brl. sponage Providence for New York.
Schr Douglass Haynes. Hodges, Augusta, Me, for New
| sclr IA Paine, JONES' Eastport for New York
Schr Silver SPRAY. kmsscll Thomaston for New York.
/ schr Innis Dcpew Baker. Boston tor New York.
/ Schr II Gard. Card. Boston Tor New York
Schr Mary + Pearson, Thompson. Portsmouth MI. for
scnr VIM Connors. French. New Bedford for New York
schi Abhic Emery. Ernery Providcnce for New York
Schr q Hawley. Hawkins Providence for New York.
senr Ilrhandcr Wood rov,aenee er x, Kew weW aorh
Schr Maud Me ster Gupin, FaA River for New York.
schr sam Weller. Brockway. Middlctown CT, Tor New
schr John Darlington Parker New Haven for Ba,ti
schr Anson Stnson, Soman. New Haven for New YORK.
Ser VIM Young. Young. Port JcfIersan Tor new YORK
Schr warner Me.i.tr @ Cold sprns ior New York.
Steamer Cactus us lighthouse tender, Latham New
London for New York Is a anchor Oft the Herald
station.
BOUND EAST
steamer City OF fitchburg, sprnger New YORK for New
steamer NEPTUNE; Berry. New York for Boston
se Hastings hns New York for pfS Nsw 10. saers rsss
schr Tim Pickering. Kelly, New York lor Salem.
ssr r @ WA at sl"S ~ SG g e., Nw
Schr Lizzie Cochran. Hopkins. New York Tor Bangor.
schr Lcns walth smith. iioboken for Providence,
Schr Tyler Hart Port johnson for Fall River.
schr Bela feck, Avery Amsoy tor New London
Schr y q smith. Smith Ambov Tor Providence.
Schr Palladium. Ryder Amboy Tor Somerset
sHhr A Grammar. Cranmer- Baiimnra Ear NA- hasan
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SAILED.

Steamers Acapulco for Aspn Con Barnes savan,
barks Brothers, Santos razib Lbcraor tBrl. Cork or
Falmouth arnes Beazey Rr). Liverpool; Belvdere Or.
4br asvre; Dronning sophie Nor,. Cork or falmonth
GER. -; Nictaux tBrl -; brgsJ u Lane, Genoa
l. staples do Ciyte, Bilboa; schrs Mark Pendcton, st
Pierre, Mart:.F Merwin, Para: Julius Webb. J Ward,
Adeline Townsend. Adene Acot Elias Moore. and VIM
Fnrren. ,
Also sail ed, ship Quebec (Br). for Bremen.
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ARMY INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, Oct 10. 1877.
Firss iasuseBsni Henry 1. Harris First artillery. Is
granted sr mcaths leave Of sbsesce with permission
10 ~ b<yeba the sea Captain william n Peck. Filth
svls~fy. rrxnf~d years leave Of absence. with
psfmis<lon 20 90 beyond the
The New York herald., 1877-10-17
JUDGE DANIELS RENOMINATED.

A despatch was received yesterday announcing that
Judge Daniels, at present officiating as ono Of tho
Supreme Court General Term, judges this district,
had been nominated Tor Judge OF the Eighth Judicial
district. Judge Daniels is republican, and the nom
nation Is said to have been by accamation.
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REGISTER TO-DAY.

To-day Is the second day for the registration Of vo
ters In this city. The registration will commence at
eight A. ~, and cosc al ninc T. N. The votes regis
tered the city on the first and second days Of tho
registration In 1878 and 1876 were as follows
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rHk WEATHER sYxrRaDar.

The following record viii slo. ne changes 10 tho
empcraiure lor the past tseasyouf hours. ia corn.
o.y,..o utth the corresponding date of last yssr
Indicated by the Thermometer a. hudaais pharmacy,
uFRsLp Bsild1ngs-
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NOTICE ITO MARINERS.

WASHINGTON. DC. Oct 15-Noice Is given by the Light
house Board that the automatic signal buoy moored Of
Cape nttcras NC has disappeared 1t will be replaced
soon u practicable.
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YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,, 81.

WANrED-A CABIN sIooP YACHT, ABOUT b
w cct longs must be not older tam two years thor
O. G0LDsBOROUGH. Easton, Nd. stating lowest cssh
nskAA.
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BELOW.

Bark Bonnie Doom Liverpool before reported at an
ehor In tho roads above. has sailed
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MOVEMENTS OF THE ossIPEr.
PoRrLASD. Ne. Oct 10, 1871
Tho United States steamer ossipeo arrived hore TO-
day. Shc has been ordered 10 Hampton Roads and
will sail tomorrow
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CLEARED.

brig Reinhard tGsr,. Covers. from Algoa Bay. cGH.
in
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Salts. Destinations

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF OCTOBER AND NOVEMBER
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First Day Second Ddy.
1ss5........-. 81, COG 1852
ls1C... 56,S2y 60, l69
Tho total registration (our days. in tho same years
was as ioows:-
lss5................. l44, ,63S
10 viii he that tho total registration Tor the first
two DAYS nf 1878 was 53S and for the DAYS In
lssh ll6 gss In order TO equal the registration Of
1878 for The FIRST days. $40 voters must be :ep.
sered to-day and s4539 to equal that for tho FIRST two
DAYS In 1876.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

HoLvHgAp. Oct l6 PM-wind n, strong.
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xvcrsre teulperaturo ior corresponding date last
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schr John @ Wright. scull Virginia.
Schr J n Clements Hughes. Virginia.
schr N n Bod nc, TAYLOR. Virginia.
Schr G II Kirk. Booker. Virginia.
schr Lille Wariord. Bailey. Virginia
Schr NJ Turner. Parker, Virginia.
Schr Sirah Hoyt. Cranmer. Virginia
Schr A 4 r. Turner, Taylor. Virginia.
Schr AdeIine Townsend. Loveland. Virginia.
Schr Howard Williams King. Georgetown, DC.
Schr Carrie, johnson. Baltimore.
schr II Williams Russell, Philadelphia for Middle
The New York herald., 1877-10-17
FOR NEW YORK-THIS DAY.
HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER.
VATIONS.
OCTOBER 10, 1877.

OCTOBER 16, 1911
Bar ifher.l State of
Al Hour Inch. Deg Wind. Weather.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

lied, ship Quebec (Br). for Brc men.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-09-28
a eIeemI Oaalools fer Cettol

n GASoEny 0aeAoOA AeF Coesons
At the present writing The prospect
for a large cotton crop is gloomy in
deed. The rains have been general ell
over The South FOR the last four daya
The damage 10 cotton cannot
be estimated even If ibs Iaius cease
now. In the valleys the stalk Of
the cotton is already too large,
the foliage is too dense, and hot, dry
weather continuously, for tbe rest Of
the season Is the only thing thai will
produce even an average crop. Already
We hear Of rot, rust, and sappy bOllI,
10 say nothing Of the ravages of the
worms, that 10 increased ten fold BY
wet weather. There have been years
in the South lha. the cotton crop in the
valleys has been almost wholly ruined
by continued rains, even after the stalk
had fully mAtured. Sometimes we have
seasons here that resemble the rainy
seasons Of the Tropics, and the present
September, 60 far, bears every rescm.
blance 10 one of these.
What cotton is "open" is very much
quality, as much Of II has
been dashed on the ground by the rain
and wind. Time has been lost, too,
that II is impossible 10 replace. We
have had several successive seasons Of
extremely good weather for picking,
but this one begins as If ii 10 destined
10 balance many flhe good ones.
In the hill lands, or the uplands, as
they are known by cotton men, we hear
Of second growth and great waste
from the wind and rain. In truth In
the uplands, the waste has been much
greater than In the valleys, for there is
largely more Of the staple open. Sec
ond growth is extremely injurious TO
the stalk. 1. starts new life in It, and
new foliage, but the fruit never ma.
lures in timC to escape the frost. AL
together the outlook IL extremely un.
and we think that the
big crop estimates should he lowered
by at least twenty per cent.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-09-28

jackson Clarion. i

jackson ClaflOn,
This person, having once resided
here and figured as an agent or deiec.
tive under the Radical regime, created
on interest concerning him in the
minds of this community. lie first
figured as the disreputablc writer Of a
series OF communication in the New
York Ledger (in 1866 we belive,) 10
which he pretended 10 relate q series
Of bis miraculous adventures as q spy,
aud claimed to have won and abused
the confidence ef some of the Confed.
crate Commanders. During the last
term Of Gen. Grant, he was employed
by Grant to go 10 ST. Louis to steal
documents from Dislrict.Atlorney Dy.
er, in the interest OF General Babcock.
He was placed by Zach Chandler upon
the rolls Of the Interior Department, as
one OF his sgenls, so that his expenses
could be secured. II was Bell, also,
who was intrusted with the White
House cypher. 1t now appears that
this man is wanted In Texas, as will be
seen by the following proclamation Of
Gov. huDDard:
Proclamation by the Governor Of the
State Of Texas: Five hundred dollars re.
ward. To all to whom these presents
shall come. Whereas, II has been made
known TO me that on the Let day Cf No.
Yember, 1869, In the county OF Live Oak,
Q. $. Bell dld'muFder william Norris, aud
that said murderer 10 now ct large and a
fugitive from Justice, Now, therefore, l,
Il. D. Hubbard, G0yefn0F0i Texas, do, by
virtue OF authority vested In me By the
Consultations and laws Oftbe State, hereby
offer a rewerd ofS5n9 for the arrest and
delivery Of said c. s. Bell 20 the sherff
Of Live Oak county. Said reward will be
payable only upon conviction. In testl.
meny whereof ! have hereto signed my
name and cause the bealof the State 10 be
alzssd e the city 81 AHstit, thls 18th tisy
Of July. a. ID. is77.s t9eiif ffs,' ~
sisasa. il. B. iirBSAkb, g9tsfnor.
I y ., 9, LKAEy, secretary of state,
isa Bel was srFested Ia Rashingicr
about slx weeks SO op this Very
chsFga, but ; 5ndga thsre discharged
him before afsdnlsiiIoh could ss "a
irom ths GovsFnerof Texss. The Ne.
sleasl Republics ] 3ihaish lsd afsssiy
oS skeaei of sAs Jaages iniimsiing thi
RslF alafgs Hss sortbbap pro
icpfttf. tN fadh H ss
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-09-28

We notice that the Board Of Mayor
and Aldermen have volsd 10 change
the arithmetic in our city public schools
for one by . different author. This
changing Of school books ls quite ex.
psnsivs, and We hope that the change
we allude to above will not be made,
unless there is ample cause for It. The
arithmelics Of the present day are got.
ten up in three or four different series,
and nearly all the students in the
schOOlS have one Of some one Of the
series, and II Is 3 tax on each one 10
make the change, which is generally
done for the benefit Of some book con.
Germ. If the book in present use is
clearly defective, then Q committee Of
the School Trustees should 90 report,
and the teachers would undoubtedly
furnish the evidence necessary to such
q proceeding, but no such report has
been made, and the whole proceeding
looks like "jOb." If this is the case,
the Board Of Mayor aud Aldermen
should at once withdraw the support
they have been induced to lend to It.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-09-28
a nru n---
0A4 4AMN.
The slsamsFs afaaa Republic as6 carus.
aslbi Barnsd Il 81. lsuIs-lsss sseo..
am

eelet bafnea q s. kenlo--hss1 Sdeo, :
600.
ET. LOUIS, Sept. 20.-The steamer
Grand Republic, the largest and finest
Steamboat on Western waters, took
Gre at IL o'clock last night, and burned
nearly 10 the waters edge. TIE Aames
we're communicated 70 the steamer
Carondelet, lying alongalde, and all
her upper works were destroyed. Her
hull 10 Of iFop, and will be saved, hnl
the machinery will be badly damaged,
Both were lying st the foot Of LEA.
perance street, about two and q half
miles from tho center OF The city.
ST. Louis, Sept. 20.-The steamer
Grand Republic was burned 10 the
waters edge and sunk before morning.
Il ls doubtful whether her machinery
will be Of any value. She Was owned
By Captain Thorwegan, and valued q
$4,000; insured for $50, 900 in about
twenty-five Offices. The Car0ndelel
will probably be q total loss. She was
owned BY Captain Hicks aud three as-
s0ciates, and valued at $4,000; IN.
cured for $4,000.
CIHcrNNATI, Sept. 2O.--Dlspatches
state that the loss by the burning Ol
the steamers al 81. Lonis e $500, 900.
The steamer Grand Republic was In.
cured for 5000, 900, In Howe, Carroll
q Powell's agency.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-09-28
The Kemper COunsy RndIct.
memtg.

From the reliable Meridian Mercury
we learn that the Grand Jury of KEN.
per county, found six indictments for
murder, and twenty-five indictments
against those charged with being
accessory TO murder. We presume
that nearly oil these indictments were
found against parties implicated In the
Kemper riots. Ifibis is the case, and
we have no doubt Of II, all the howls
Of the Northern press and politicians
must 60 for naught. The Grand Jury
has done It's duty, and the course OF
justice In that county will not be impe-
ded. We do not mean 10 say by THE,
that all these indictments will be sus.
tanned, for we do not know whether
or not all Of them should be sustained.
What we mean to say isthst the indict.
ed parties will have to be tried by the
laws Of their State, and II found guilty,
will be punished, ii It takes all the
power Of the State 10 do f.. This is all
that can be done In any Safe.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-09-28
The London Times on Haysa'a South.
IL. aFn Policy.

LONDON, Sept. 20.-The Times edito-
rally commenting on Hayes's' South
ern tour, says: In q little more than
half q year he has succeeded in beating
down a compact mass Of pFejudioe--in
allaying 8 host Of conflicting passions.
Visible triumph Of bis policy Is now
being assured. He has this week begun
journey through several Southern
States, which Is intended to show the
work of paciGcatlon is not far from
completion. The Federal Government
has no intention of interfering with the
local administration Of the Southern
States. The Southern States have no
desire to disturb the great achievements
of the civil war which have been en-
bodied in tho Constitution. The re-
moval of objects of contention makes
Il easy to re.establish friendly relations
between people who respect each other,
and the sympathetic meeting Of the
President and Hampton Is sn omen Of
the coming time when The North and
South will no longer be separated by
lines of divisions which the civil war
had traced. ~
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-09-28

WILLOW FEVER 10 prevailing in
Havana, and all vessels from that port
10 New Orleans are rigidly quarautlnOd
by the latter city. DR.. Chopin, Pres.
ident OF the Board Of Health Of New
Orleans, says the quarantine is SO
strict that there is little or no danger
of infected vessels reaching New Or.
leanP.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-09-28

Mn. JNo. A. GALBREATH, Of Jack
son, recently vanqished at chess Messrs
ID. w. Saunders and j. w. Jefferson,
Of Memphis. Messrs. Saunders and
Jefferson were selected BY the Mem
phis Chess Club as its two best players
Mr.. GalbFeath has now defeated at tliI
intricate and scientific game the besI
players of Vlcksburg, Jackson, Match
ez and Memphis. Next.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-09-28

IT is reported in this city that with.
in few weeks there are TO be eight
marriages here In one day. While we
like to sec the good work 60 on we
earnestly protest against so much Of II
in one day. As Artemus Ward said
this is too much. We would like ia
see these weddings spread out over q
space of two or three weeks or more
We like cake and wine, etc, but We
don't want II to come by the cart load
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-09-28
what is said Of MacMahon's Mani
faakn.

LONDON, Sept. 20.-The Standards
correspondent &c Paris reports that
President MacMahon's manifesto ore.
aGed an immense sensation. Bonspart.
lists and Cleirleals applaud e asa de-
claEation OF no surrender. The Temps,
which 30 far Il The most outspoken Of
the Republican papers, declares the
manifesto unprecedented. the Times.
.Paris correspondent says the people
look On President MacMahon's nani-
fesio as only 90 electoral aFli1ce, de-
Il dned Ia fFiehlen timid Electors into
sfuporsliik oiicfal candidates, and to
encoufaae those iuncilonasies to exert
3 pressure. $50 .l
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-09-28

The recent rains in New Orleans
were 50 heavy and continuous that the
city was flooded, and at one time there
were grave fears that the Easements Of
the principal stores would be deluged.
There was g much heavier fall of rain
there than In this city.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-09-28
The COntemptIbIe Oae Cens
Piece.

In the good old ante.war times 4
pieayune was the smallest coin used IN
the South. No commodity Of the retail
trade ever rose or fell more or less
than Eve cents, and We had an utter
contempt for the homely copper.
Money was then plentiful in the South,
the rich we're extravagant and gener-
Gus, and their reckless disregard Of tho
old maxim, "Take care OF the cents and
the dollars will take care Of them.
selves, /" had Its influence on al elassss,
aud compared with the close.isled
Yankee, we were a very thriftless peo-
pie. These habits cling 70 us
still, and Notwithstanding we are
now ell poor and forced 10 habils
OF economy, we arc far behind cur
Northern c0uutrymenint the art or say.
Ing, and the nickel Is still The smallest
coin circulating among us. The Mont
gomery Advertiser mentions an incl
dent which we'll illustrates this: can
old woman went 10 The P0st.ofilee q
few days ago 10 mail letter. She
wanted 10 purchase three.cent stamp
cd envelope. The price was four cents.
She gave d nickel, aud was handed q
one.cent stamp In exchange. She look
ed at II and said, THIS is no use 10 me-
Then she was given q penny. Sheagain
said, u can makenO use Of this Nor
could che. So the peor women lost
one cent. This looks like q trivial
matter, but ID is not II amounted to
% per cent on her investment. ANY
merchant will tell You what that Il. It
ls fortune to the dealer when made
II is ruin when lost" Now, Why should
tho old woman lose her one cent? Why
shouldn't the penny circulate among Us
as we'll as IN the larger cities Of the
Northg There are many articles nged-
cd 0f daily use that cost less than 3
nickel, o. multiples Otit foFwhlch one
e compelled 70 pay more ihan ils valne
OK buy more than ous wants. For ex-
ample, . pound Of sugar Is worth, say,
l00enia One must pay 10 cents. er
buy q larger quantity, Here is large
percentage Of The investment 1obt
for want Of this convenient eoln.
Nor does Il really benefit The seller,
who is only desirons 10 make fair
profit on his sales, and who thrIFes
better the cheaper hels able 10 sell hls
merchandise. But the greatest evil 10
this q the wasleful spirit Il enco ges.
Economy 10 virtue RY taking ere
OF small amounts We Learn better g
appreciate the value Of money, Oar
business men would conlar q beneilt
on the community II lheY Wapld inlFp-
dnCe the mReh-dsspssed one'eeni
piece, a mhtall 5ois
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-09-28
.naarn Rain in Alahama.

MONTGOMERY, Sept. 20.--The War
rior river has risen 60 feet and still ris.
ing rapidly. The entire river country
is submeFged.l The l0ss of crops is
calafnieous. The Alabama river is Els'
ing slowiy at this polnh The rain has
beaten ont On immense quantity Of eot-
ton. Il hes been raining slnee Wues-
day. ,a "A . - .lnla.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-09-28
UnItsd states vssssls Compelled to
Gsf Itt Quarantine. fIa 3aI

WGsHISeToN, Sept. 20.-The United
States Consul at CAdiz informs the
State Department that United States
vessels have lately been required 70
quarantine from three 10 seven days
on account of their former voyage
having been from ports 6f Cuba or
Gulf Of Mexico, eausing delay aud ex9
psnse, which, the Consulh sasgesls csn
Be ayefled If the captains Of the vessels
will apply to The Spanish Consul iot 2
certificate stating that the vessel on her
home p0ft from Cuba or the Gulf oi
Mexico under went formalilies Of
anatanline.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-09-28

ALL our State exchanges complain
Of rain, rain, rain.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-09-28

SOME of the Southern papers find
cause OF complaint with Hayes in hi'
tours through the country. They say
hel maBiog an unsecmly display Of
himselfand makingpolilical harangues,
since Governor Wade Hampton joined
the Presidential party, We are anxious
10 see what these Over-punctilious pa
trious win have to say in regard to
him. He boldly expressed himself a'
being extremely gratined at being able
to take part In the proceedings gotten
up III hoaor ofthe President. II Hayes
deserves 10 b. spiIefutly used by the
Southern press, Hampton ought not to
be spared. Let us hear from those
who can never rise above the occups.
ton Of nursing theiF hatred and bitter.
ness L hoEas lgf.5 tzLl 4 .rGqNrU sFf