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The New York herald., 1877-11-03
PORT OF NEW YORK, NOV. 2, 1877.
ARRIVALS.

RgroRrRD ny ruR HERALD STEAM YACHT, AND
HERALD wHIrESrONE TELEGRAPH LINE
. w sHa s saS % oct
Had strong westerly gales and heavy head sess oil tho
sam Weller Ma..ay Gsnss s Sent a. Ma r
. :s's atss fS.D HsI1. 9ss ana
Steamer Isaac Isi Richmond City Point and
Norfolk with mdse and passengers to tho Old Dominion
ship ps%sns t0e,l Lan'yoar Bremen ~ days. In bal
Bsrk Jupiter Ger. schild hamburg s5 days. with mdss
xSsS xsr Gram so.a:as. q day. T. ssl,s.. 30
t.,s Lillian y,sa: q Mahf.s' Nsu' Havrs Oct .
Bark vt.ora Gtai. Clomentina. Trieste 70 days. with
Bark Eliza Barss tB vessy. Bermuda days. in ballast
Rrg Tuia bergen, Bsi.e. Hon. 10 days. with losvoed TO
Brig A,phonsc tor Mon.reaD Thompson Cicnfaecos 10
days; with suga, 20 Fowler; vessel y Ms.thsws
Brig m .or por:ns spsrns l. Il days
sehr Il wiliis@s wians % Jseissavie 10 days with
J"aS SilSarE ssansa naive S.yisas died .udisns
sshr cisrissa Ailon. Butler. Rioamond for Nevsurg
Schr w Low. Lnman. Virginia
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE.
BOUND souTK
Steamer City Of Ttchburg soringsr Nov Bedford for
steamer Doris. Young. Proviesncs for Ne. York.
- Steamer Amos . Bartow. Kenny. Providence for New
s.s.rase Aibasross Davis Fall River for Now York.
aipss vis New Lonaon fss soS YORK. -
s % r
ssnr Garland. Libby. windsor. Ms. for Nev York.
:s:s s,s .s E:::ss ::.s e: sr T.. ys
shr Mp,yas we:po,x .s Nc e. e, S,x xc York
sssr Prank Walter, Crosby. Boston for New York.
r ca
sshr M sho,~ssr s xey Ss.;os g.; fos S New York
Schr Earie. GupsiI rIymoush for Now York.
ssSr uaa p @ ssw YORK i0ft
schr isaAc L Clark Lake, Portsmouth. Nil. for Now
schr John Grulns Gould, Gloucesssr 70. Now York.
Sch, ESS.:So Hardy =, e., New York.
Sehr saratoga Nckersun Pawtuckct Tor Now York
sr ns~ gsass ss Ssa &. X" Y0
sshs nw.sy ryIsr rroEasIsc r.a., 70, , Now Yorx
sehr Allen. Randall. rrovIdenoe for New York.
schr Evergreen. Turner, Providence for Now York.
sr % Now New Ys Ys
senr NARY ysrr csp~Sil g tslI River tSr M Ny iork.
sSr s sSS.nSs Ne. E1as1 sss New Y
; rchr B Y Jones, Boil. Now London for Now York.
s asy No. Now Yos
schr Edwin. v.snels, Ne; No:wieh for New York.
senr siss B.aiaerd Hubbard Hs!sfo.d ior New Yort.
sss: xs.s's Ys
BOUND EAST.
Steamer rranooni.. Bragg. New York 10. Portland.
ssSr S Allie o.s. riii.susy. Sas Yoss ,or bsasss;
sss. @ Nellie iSs::s: NV xS;s VIZ :; !! x;sS.. S.
ssSr ". ys e. %
schr Cynthia Jans 0asdner. Port johnson for Provl-
SsHr EvereIade. shaw, Port Johnson for Bostsn.
sshr Lxse. Tsyor. Amboy for Providence.
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CLEARED.

Steamer Tybec, Kueh. 81 Domingo City. Cspe Hayden,
Porto Plata, As--Wm Clyde Co.
Steamer Mercedita ChsAscy Halifax NS, and St Johns
NF-Gerhard d Brewer.
Steamer A q 5tmers. Warren. Phiiadsphia-Jas Hand
ship Odin (Swej. Nitscn uee Falmouth Pym-
ouh for crdors-BeuhanI i Boyeseu.
Hmrk Una lBr), Maxwell Cork Falmouth for orders-
Bcpham Il Boyesen.
Brg Smaragd tNor). Lokep, Dundee (Scotiandl Book
manu OerIcin 4 Co.
Brig Starlight, Tucker. wiliamsteds CCuracoa, Dor.
tram Bros.
Brig Eiche tB Lindsay. LaguAyra and Puerto cabello
II Dailett. Boulton Co.
scbr Jacob RidGeway. Townsend. Para (BraxiD @
Amsnck a Co.
schr Geo Collins Hodgkns. Puerto Plats-J ii jam.
schr Stephen Harding Harding. Jr. Hsvsna-B p Met
calf h Co.
schr L N Dualcld. Rsynsr. Now HAven-Raekstt 4 Co
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FOREIGN PORTS

Asr.swALL. Nov I-saiIod. steamer Acapulco. ciapp.
CAlnAnins. OCT is-Arrivod sosr Mcsoly. Higgins.
yey Bridgeport q sailed sI .s.nrn,; asth.
S's sosss xsA go go M y s- Ls. Sep
aMoIrnsaD, ces so4rrissS. brig Rdas Gregory tB1
Arrived seps a4. bark Alice. fsoa -.
HAVANA Nov 2-Arrvcd. saosmer City OF Merida. hsyn-
i %As &c, s-Arrived sris Tartar ,cOr Ramona. San
sailed Sept is bark WHO de Bruxcles r. Pallat New
kaiaSa~ ispSo. DO; oes L Brenasro Gss. BoaloI,n
s Soaos & sns
SosrsxAI, Oct so-Arrvoa. bark Deodorus. Dcword.
sailed soh ship r!eehsre C.rysn cSs. sls ..osmsr yn
oassns,own Lorraine Fsliins. do. ranore Dumas. do,
PASAnA. oci 3i-Arrived. steamer Granada. Connolly.
Poscs oss e-saiiod bark prudsosso Alexandra DAM,
Piclou. oc. 3O-Clearod. bark Warrior tBr). Fleming.
Qumssc Oct ai-ciearod. bsrks Au.oinettc. nosenaa.
s.s:. s,s%sn 1sio Sons iss Bsss Bns:s SssS
Tio JAsrIao. Oct Arrived sarks Ada Gray Pumrnsr
ship blanchard. Lorins. cardr bark David Babcoek,
sailed Oct . bark Carolina t;aia.ola d.a Quart Now
0rS.ns S ,g 0as ws.a White @ as Ualfs Ey 'nrk y.
Brown. st Thomas brig Emmanuelo utaD. Angelo. New
In port Oct O. ships Rosie Welt, Welt Tor United states
tclearcd lsp Peru. Larraocs; Thomas Norton and
Alert Park, unc; barks Chamettc, Chadb0urne: Anita
Bcrwnd Mcbride Spotlcss. Chapman q rncNcr Ray
mond; Estclla Poole, and Samuel sprint Bacon. unc
brig sullivan Ycuon for Batmoro Frances anc. Bcl
unc schr waldcma parkcr do and ths above arrivals
Also In port Oct o. ship Aurora tn. Btancarfo Pcnsa
4thjr bark Brazlora (Sor), Thomassou, fr
altinore b9 Gloa tNor), tor New YORK.; schrs Annie
BBr) Smith Tor baltimore (elearcd 5tO; Heinrich Gcr)
(lieineck, tor mobile. -,
llio GRANpk, Sept .4--Arrived, brig Blanche lBr).
Wheaton Aew York tand remsned In port Sept 3Ol.
In port sept 80 brig Mariana or. Msrccs, Tor New
York - =.
snASGnAi Sept l9--Arrived, bark Jesns Psesr tFr).
Legnssc, Victoria W; 21st ships Antioeh Seymour do
9Th, Coidstrsnni, Saiter SWgasakt .
sailed 27th bark Abby Cowper tlr) Carr Portland o.
SINGA PORN. sent Is Saicu, bark Thomas A Goddard
Smith, Saigon; 22d, slip Leonora. Griffin. London -
ST Jonx. NIB. Oct ~ -Cleared. brig lt0thosay tbr)
Lindgrecn. st Thomas. - - -
YOKOHAMA Diet 4-SaIed, ships Charter Oak; Staples
Hong Kong: 5th Messenger Gkey, uskodato 9Th. bark
Annie ". Weston. W,nsor, EUROPA.
In Oct IL ship othair tB. Orchard, TO load TOR
New York. clifton ton. Graham. FOE San Fssncisco.
loading. -.
(Brl Fraser. New York.
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TnB LONG DELAY OF THE IoRNNG HOUR.
The Army Appropriation Bill Re-
ported to the House.
ECONOMICAL DISPOSITION OF THB C0AklF?ER
Secretary Robeson's Entire Administration
To Be Investigated.
FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.

WASHINGTON, Nov. z lS7L
Nh. EwINo's ANTI-EEsUAPrIoH BILL STILL
STRANDED In Tng MoRKINo HOUR.
Mr. Ewing remains no was, IN the morning hour.
He askcd leave to-day 70 substitute Mr. Forts amond-
mens for hts bill ML FORT is . republican and his
amendment Is rather than Mr.. Ewing's bill. tor
while s lcpesls the resumption date and leaves tree
banking Is repeals tho eighty per cent clause
contrasting grecnbacks In proportion a. national
0ank notes arc issued II s now brought Tor.
ward by Mr.. Evtng 80 avoid shs opposition
u the rionds OF national barkA The House, how
Dver let Tho whole mattcr stand, taking iuTther
action, and Mr.. Ewing remains hs was. and viii
stick there until willing allow bis 70
40 10 the Committee Of tho Whole Tor uli debate and
amendment
Proctor Knott said to-day that Ewing's dilemma
reminded him Of that IN which old Kentucky
farmer, . constituent OF his found himself
one day whom the roads we're bad The
old told him that no "sos stalled seing
down hill With empty wagon. and hs could neither
back out nor unload" Nr. Congsr, hearing that AE
Ewing hold his ground until tho House gave
way, remarked that ~ named Bland had . silver
bill hcrc IN tho same AZ and vas equally doter-
mined about -; but no got 70 bs about year and
half older before hs got done. and then dad nos co
anything.
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS

AxswgRr, Nov 9-Arrived bark stads CloE>. Jaoehssn
Nov York.
sailed I'd bark Maury Csor,. wig. New YORK.
BARROW. Novi-Saiicd. bark Edna (Br, .Dn1 Delaware
BreakvaseE
BsisroL, Nov i-Arrved. bark Ez.h,r, BENJAMIN. New
York.
BRxxRs. Nov 2-Anived bark chsbucso OBJ. Laurence.
Philadelphia.
BORDEAUX. Oct sl-Arrved. brig vaisro lBo. FULTON.
Now YORK
Copenhagon). Now York.
CADIx, ocs 2s-Anived, schr 4 O Adsma Samson.
Now York.
DUBLIN Oct sl-saied bark Froir or). Carlson United
States.
Dusxnx. Nov a-Arrtved. McGnvsry OBI. Hatfield.
New York.
DuxDALK. Oct ai-sailcd brig otse 0rafsu stoibsre
GER. Wiscman Now York.
onIxssy Nov l-Arved. brig Ldy (Br). Jonos, Charles
ton.
GRxENocK, Nov 2-Sailed, ships MagnHoent tHr) Peat.
Savannah; Western Belle tBr Heggum. Pensacols.
GIBRALrAR, Oct 26-Arrved, brig Monarca del Marc
Nta arguilo Now York land sailed for
GENOA, to Nov 2-Arrvcd, Darx w Bartlett, Bartlett
New YORK.
HAMBURG. Nov a-Anivod ship Amelia tos.,. Hohorss
New York.
L,vsRrooL, Nov 2-saisd, ships Peruvian Congress
tBr, Power Tybee: Glad T,dngs (Br, Dick. do; Olive
Routhard Walker Now Orleans two last reported sailed
previously barks Aiba utai, Ohvssi. New York: Fru
gone Dovoto Utai). Molinar, Now York; Jacob Aall
or Bsruldsen. do; xema (Br) Poster Hampton Roads-
LONDON Nov 2-Arrived brig Livingstone (Norl. svend
son. New York.
Cleared I'd ships British Queen (Br,. Irving. United
Statcs; Cieopatrs tAus). Csiangch Now Oreans Hec-
tanooga rJ. Johnson Hampton Roads: Napoleon (Nor.
Chrstopherson Ponsacoia; bark Oxo tNos Dahl, hamp
ton Roads.
LxIru, Nov l-ssiled, bark Magnet CSer). Paust New
Yo.k
MALAGA to Nov 2-saed bark Abby Bacon Merrill. New
York.
PLYmour Nov a-Arrived steamer Porsiro (Pr). Danre.
Now York for IIavre.
QUEENSTOWN Nov i-Arrivcd. bark Esau Aus), Cobjo-
vch New York Gpsy Quoon (Br). Montgomery do Fran
cisco ChaxEaro ItaD, Ramollo Baltimore; Maria tsp).
Gotia do; I'd. Lucsdo ta Balcstfln BAlsimoro; zlba
(r, usskin New York: Nuosa vcritas tsi Bartootto.
do Umborto GAlstola dtal, Barone do; zio Loronso
1tab Dcseassa do Aspatogan Br,. FORBES. Phiiadsi
pha-
Sailed 3D. steamer City OF Brossois (Br. Watkins from
Livcrpoo). New York
RorrsnpAx Nov l-Anved bark vator CNor,. Bog. Now
York.
Rso JAsE,Ro Oct si-Arrivsd proviouSy. brig Water
Wi,ch, North. Baltimore.
saiied-Bark May Queen. sprinssten. Baisimsss
srErrlS Oct ai-Arvod, brig Mary Fink, spsncsr. New
York.
TsrrsrR Oct % Arrived ship Hassltine. 0ilksy.
Now YORK efoe reported without date, bsrks Arcdues
Rsdoifo dta castarinich Baltimore; Eup,es Aus LIZ
l. ter. DO
zAsrr, Oct 22-sared brig Munson, Humility. Phils
dslphiA
Sailed from -. Nov 1. barks Dsrio tAus,. Rsguseu
(rom Dunkirk via Piymouh, New York, Harvest Queen
| tBr). Dunn from Newcastie), do.
LONDON Nov CLARK Liszio Hobiey r). arrived at Fsl
mouth and reports having spoken, ist ~ Ion 80, barL
Lima Ger Suhr from Now York for 0lasgow In seriously
damaged condition shs had part OF dock house and
ruddcr sprung THE previous OF her arrival nj
| Glasgow orroEl
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0.AA,6@

GREAT BRITAIN AND THG UNITED STATES
MANUFACTURES AND COMMERCE OF THE
TWO ooUNrnIEs-REPoRr OF TIE UNITED
STATES CONSUL AT LEEDs, ENGLAND.
Tho United Statos Consul NJ Leods, England, has
forwarded 10 tho Department Of State report ths
export trade OF that place with tho Untod States.
woocns and nncus the principal manufactures Of
l.ecds and high tariff and homo manufactures have
almost completely closed the markets or tho United
States against these goods, only small quantity Of
the very highest class Of fwoocns to meet the demand
OF that cass who will have foreign goods q nny price
and somewhat largor quantity Of the worry cheapest
bong exported hithc. Tho exports OF woolicns
from Loeds TO the United states durng tho ycar ond-
Ing September 80 1876 amounted to 4l,I421l
being decrease. as compared with tho preceding
year. OF SOL 06o The English manufacturers seem
have gwen up al hopes Of again being ablo
supply tho American m arket with their goods, aud
havo become thoroughly indifferent aoout our 70.
Quircmenta They afc not suro now that even CON-
piote FREQ trado would enable thom recover Lost
ground. Tho decline 10 tho British export trade and
how to rega,n their manufacturing supremacy, are
tho leading topics among tho thinking people OF
England.
Tho Consul believes after q full Investigation that
no enectual remedy can be applied. but that British
commercial ntorosts must continue to dccliue and
American intorcsts will DO affected In nvorsc ratio.
The perfection OF our machinery, Tho style and finish
Of goods, tho results OF tho inventive genus oil
our country, together with tho acknowledged fact that
American artisans will do twice much work In q
givon timo the English artisans. thus equalizing
the ratios Of wages In both countries, have not only
shut cut British manufacturers from our mar
kcts. but have enabled tho United States 60 become
formidable competitor with England Tor tho traeo Of
tho different countries. Whilo the export trsdo Of
England to tho Untod States rapidly declining her
import irado from tho United States liz increasing
year alter year. and these imports goods which
she must have. whilo her exports goods not nc
tuaily necessary ~ US
During the yoar 1855 England imported IRON tho
United States $s4, 100. ooo. and exported thereto
Si22 0OO balance OF trade In favor OF England
over s37 ,000 0o0 During tho year 1876 sho Imported
from this country goods TO tho vaIuo Of $367 35 0O0
while her exports hithcr amounted TO only sos 0Oo
is2a Goo 100 less than 1869, showing baiance OF
trado tn iavor OF tho United States Of over
$2o5 ,o00 00o
Tho Consul ut Loods concludes his reports rs iol.
iows:--
II s apparent TINT the United Satcs Is destined 10
bo tho ouy country the whole globe whore all re-
quircinents, both nece and luxurns, can be
PRODUCED, being dependent upon other countries Tor
nothing ~ exchange Tor her surplus productions, so
that tucre must be constant accumulation o wealth.
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GENERAL WASHINGTON DISPATCHES.

wAsnSGrox. Nov. 2, 1871
TIE AnMY APPROPRIATION BILL RHPoBTED TO
rHE HousE--onARAcTER OF Tue pnovIs-
IONS.
In tho House to-day Mr. Atkins oi Tennessee, chair
<.an OF the Appropriation Committee. reported the
Army Appropriation b,, which referred TO tho
Committee of The Whole and mado special order Tor
"Wednesday next
rho bill contains proviso that no money appropri.
ated by u shall DO paid Tor recruiting the army be-
yond tho number OF enlisted men--includins In
a,rn scouts aud hospital stewards-actualIy on tho
army rolls ON tho LIST day OF Novombor. ls17. Hus
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oUR MARINE CORRESPONDENCE

GLoUcEsrER, hnsa, Nov. 1871
The schooner Joshua ssnborn Captain James Loon
arb. which arrived to-day, brought In Captain Joseph
Brooks, Of tho bark Geo Wright his wifs and two
cnildrcn. tho mato. Samuel II Scsbury, and two
sailors Doughty and Seabury. Tho George Wright hae
been rcpr,ed wree.sd She sailed from Boston
the 18th OF October, aud when i've days ont tho
nth In LAT H. lon 81. sbout 5 O'Clock ia
tho afternoon. thrown her beam ends In
unc had blowing for severni hours The
the starboar tack a. the time and the only
the msintopAni After frucss sttompt
ship tho about taking to tho boats
when smit sighted ana signal Of distress hoistcd
Tho sail proved 10 10 the schooner Joshua Sanborn
which came under tho 100 OF tho bark aud took of s
Tho t;eorRo Wright went down In about hour
Tho succeeded In saving only what they
had on
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NOTICE TO MARINERS

Notice L. given by the Lighthouse Board that auto
matte signal buoy has been placed Oh Cape IN
fathons Of water. Capo HsSteras light bearing NV by
about IL miles Distant The buoy painted black and
white In perpendcuiar stripes and occupies tho position
October
Tho bowsprit Ossar sunk OF Nayats Point
time ago Is sticking Of She and 10 an oo
struston 70 passing vesses
PHiLADKLPnIA. Nov 2-Thero having recently appeared
In tho daily papers effect that the
bnoys Of Gresi Egg urbor Inlet New jersey not and
mel, notice T. hereby given that shsss reports
without foundation. and mariners advised
receive with much caution statements not properly
authenticated tnst hereafter concerning the
buoyxgo OF his inlet There the time about
Ave teet Of watcr the bar low tide
w. r BRlDGMAK.
Commander s. N and Inspector Of Fourth Lighthouse
district.
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HENRY BALL, JEwELLEn.

Henry Ball. tho senior member OF tho nrm OF Ball
Black, d,od at his residence In Ncwburg last Tues
day, aged sxtysix years. Tho house Of Bail Il Black
was Tor many years the most prominent
jewelry establishments IN this CITY. When tho arm
dissolved thrco years ago Mr.. Ball retired from
active business He had long bccn suffering from
rheumatism IN nm acute form and needed the rest 10
which his hard work entitled hun. Mr.. Hall leaves
wiiu but children.
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smith L. SHAW.

Smith Z. shaw, OF the County Court Houso
Commissioners, died at his residence, No 33S West
Thrticth street, on Thursday last lie was who
generally respected especially by his fellow Coin-
mssionors Tho funeral rites will bo performed at
the Presbyterian Church. corner OF West Thirtynrst
street aud Ninth avenue, Tomorrow, at hnf-past
twoivo. Tho body Will be conveyed TO Woodinwn
Cemetery ior intsrment. The Manhatta Lodge, No.
4S0 " and A. NJ, and other Orders will oy PERMISSION
attend tho ccrcmonica
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BURNED TO DEATH.

PsoviDgxcE, r. L, Nov. 2. 1871
Lydia Wilcox an elderly woman. who lived alone In
Ceutreoae r L, burned TO death last evening II
II supposed she was iying on n lounge smoking and
fell asleep.
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AMERICAN PORTS.

ASTORIA. q, Nov 1Arrlvcd. ship Aborystroth Castle
(Br,. Hughes. Newcastle, N5W bark ulock lBr), Good
man, Hong Kong.
Salleu-Snp Santa Clara, Tobey, Liverpool
ALEXANDRIA. Nov l-Arrivod, schrs A Fisk George.
town tand sailed for Bosion) Williams Washington.
Passed for Georgotownsrhrs stuart. from Phiia
dcipna; II X CouVdou. Providoncs; Fannie l. shaw. hos
ton; II Andsrson. Philadcipha Iicrschc New York
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NINE. LIE vEHIiEn.

cablo despatch from PARIS announces the death on
yesterday OF Mmo Lo verrior tho widow OF tho late
Uroain Jean Joseph Lo vorrcr, tho famous astrono-
mor.
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OBITUARY.
DANIEL DODGE.

Daniel Dodge, who represented tho Second ward OF
this city lS50'5l In tho Board oil Aldermen, dicd
suddenly yesterday afternoon al tho international
HOTEL No II Park row. The cause Of death Is believed
10 have bccu cerebral apoplexy.
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-rHIs DAY.
UNION TIME BALL.

Sgv York. Nov 2-Noon.
The time ball Of ths Western Uuon Telegraph Company
(hy standard time United States Naval Observatory at
washingson) dropped correctly.
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HON. WILLIAM Ii. DRAPER. @. n.

Hon. wiism II. Draper, q. D., Chiei Justice of tho
Court Of Error ana Appeal, dicd yesterday afternoon,
alter lingering Illness ut his residence at Gorscvillc
Ont, IN the seventy seventh year OF his ago Ho
called the Bur 1928 elected ~ Parliament in lSl1
and elevated 10 the Bench 1847.
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WHALEM EN-.

letter resolved Woods Hole ffom the wife Of the
1rs ocer of bark Normad Allen, of Wesrp0r reports
bcr July o las with ITO bbls oil since iesv-
Ing Sc Holeua In April.
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NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS
0Nes.
Saas. Dessiaaaos
Steamer.

DATES or DEPARTURE PROM NEW YORK FOE THE
MONTH OF NOVEMBER
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1HE RESUMPTION BILL

TIE BILL AGAIN DRruRR TIE HoUsE-NEw
TACTICS or MN. EwNo-THE VOTE or A
THE TABLE
WASHINGTON Nov. 2 1871
In the House to-doy afier the call Of committees
wsa aconcluded the Speaker stated that tho Comn,tcc
on Banking and Currency hal tho floor for the
waindcr OF tho morning hour.
Mr. CosoEa, (repl oi Mich, moved 10 90 into CON-
mitiss Of tho whole on tho private calendar.
The SPEAKER declined TO admit tho motion, on tho
ground that there bills tho private calon-
dar. and hc added that tho Chair ought TO exercise
littic common sense IN such mattors
Mr. CoS0xE rotortcd that II tho Chair was making an
The New York herald., 1877-11-03

YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,, SO.
7 AKGE AsaORrMENTs or BOATS -WOOU AND
1Imetalic-chcap 31s south IT., Gouyerneur slip
STEPHEN RUBERTR
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NERVOUS DEBILITY, 4g,1lAronfxST

NERVOUS DEBILITY &c. IMPORTANT
IN 10 INyALIDS
Nervous Debility Weakness & brcu ght on BY lnds
systsm. NIAClEsrEk'S SPECIFIC PILL i prompt
ani sdcai Two b.xes usually suiteient
Price FL box six boxes. mail securely scaled,
with fu directions for send for circulars Prspsrod
2uO EAST BOTH ST.. NEW YORK. NOV J, 1871
OslNtMcssrs. HYAIr n HyArr-I certify that uYATf'S
LIFE BAsAM In use in family four aud I've ycnss.
has curod rheumatism and very servcaablc ms sure family
medicine also that lIYArTS INA cured ms Of scysre
catarrh. JAMES KENNY. Depot Tor LiFE BALSAMas
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1877-10-31

-BLAc6wooD's MAGAZINE, for o.
tober, has been republished by TIE
LEONARD Scorr PUBLISHING Co., III
Barclay Street, New York. It con
tains the conclusion Of "Pauline''
and fresh portion of the new story,
"Mthe is Thine.'' ssTLe Storm in
The East, No. w." gives summary
of the events of the war in Turkey
up TO late date. We mole other ar.
ticles Of interest. "The Irony of
Life" in which is contrasted the real
and apparent state Of things in vari-
GUS conditions of life--the irony of
life is everywhere, at home, in soci-
ETY., and in ourselves. "The Helena
of Euripides;" the picture of Helen
in this play is compared with the
same character in that dramatist's
other plays. In "American Diplo-
macy in Che East we find some
sharp comments on Mr.. Schuyler,
the American Secretary of Legation
at the Porte; and "The Khedive's
Egypt presents description of the
present condition of Egypt, with ex-
tracts from De Icons recent volume
on that country.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1877-10-31

fell. 1t cannot be that the President
will recognize one Government, the
House one Government, and the
Senate another Government; a Gov
eminent which has no existence or
representation-only Mr.. Kellogg
can be called it's representative.
Senator Hoar asked Judge Spot
ford how, according to the Louisiana
constitution, the Secretary of State
could give sealed returns of elections
to the Speaker of the House, when,
until certificates of election has been
appended, no mean of determining
what member had a prima facie right
10 seat could be had. Judge Spot
ford admitted that unless returns
were copied from parish returns it
would be difficult 10 determine in
the first instance who had e right to
the seats in the Legislature.
Senator Hoar said that according
to The old constitution of Georgia
the Secretary of State opened the
returns, and tie House meets and
organizes with the Speaker on the
statements CT the Secretary.
Judge Spofford acknowledged that
both of the rival Governments OF
Louisiana, in the first days of their
respective organizations, were guilty
of Irregularities; but at the time OF
his election the Nichols Govern
ment was in full blast and running
according to the letter as we'll as the
meaning of the law.
He also showed that the State
Legislature from which he was &C.
credited had been in continuous ex-
istence ever since the legal expira-
tion of the preceding Government;
whereas the other and pretended
Legislature had existed only brief
time, beginning and ending at dates
unknown 10 the law of Louisiana.
He expressly disclaimed having
ever read the words de facto and de
jare to distinguish the Packard from
The Nichols Government, and based
his whole case upon the assumption
that there had been no Government
bnt that of Nichols in Louisiana
since January 4, either in law, in
equity, or in fact.''
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1877-10-31

THERE was some talk on the
streets that The Bart. Able would be
here Monday. This was too good
news 10 be true. But we write by
the card and tell The public, that our
peerless Packet is now held in readi-
ness, and an honr's notice will steam
her up here, just 30 soon as water
permits it. Captain Dick Sinnott
has been in person experimenting
the slight repairs needed on her, and
as usual, has spared neither pains
nor money TO bring her up TO her old
standard. The Bart. Able is every
inch a steamboat, and good one at
that, and her sonorous whistle may
be heard any Monday morning.