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New-York tribune., 1877-10-25

with nise order vessel W.. D. M9r-sn. Passed
o. Good Hope Aug p ana crosse The Equator sept -
81; had lEh y y trsirs and nns 1eatior; .
-hip Grand snnry sDfuh DE Neca, Havana Is days.
Bars ri of shorehamj CASTOR London ~ d,y. in bal
Gark Gei o. 'T,aL. sehianno. Dovers7 ballast
BARK gasad Norl Monsen, Waterford 20 day. in BALLAST
Bl1 No.a scuofa Bel roschefto Tfili Perazae Genoa
40 avs in ballast ~ beaham b1yffrn.
~ - Agueiio itail a1relAie 6fseil 9S days with
!tf~ La ist saaarcnich Otaoa 5O DAY in ballast
% h-nhan g blyeson- taa.'d 'lD.ll .f -epi - - -,
BARK -aOouccl0 Ausr CoiUL ch Ia 20 Gays, ~ bal
Asrk Hagthorne ,of Artroa.l Meaa od Caibar a. dsy.
Aug 10 harnn oda, SEAMAN aed - years died Of con-
u Tlsno CNor Bache Amsterdam "a days ballast to
LARK Bar ri re tAu.f1 Cosa!ioh Rotteriam o. Ia with
with SAT- DWIGHT e Psit oct 20 af ~ Sd n ~ passed
ha,A san iig liai ifop4nL L5l. Aug j. I'D ballast 10
Bug 5uiio Auat Jeecuoyio. 4ges 20 eays IN ballast to
Btz R'saa sJ-r;a Iall caDeo car;hcgena y osys IN
Lrg saroEa " lAu-t) osoich anragoane 10 days. with
FJHIIGS PORTS.
IoUOy. oct 24.-saileo, IIuubor Tor The Delaware
HALstX. y. > ID T. -f.-Arr ati ns.ps Mercaait-
from Johns, s. g.. Gcrfgs .tt0cs, - Pierre. II
81. r. P.over Irom Beruau.a-
DOMESTIC PORTS.
SAY FGAScrsco oct 2i-Arryed, sip 81. Charles from
New YORK ~alri. Z. :. SO lori-montt, Nce. lor@
pooi HUDSON, NeWfOiA AZ Passes stsaslg Aca-l0rx,
lALf1ioaz oct Arrived. steamships Josephine lhonp.
son Moore, heN r.; H. L. na@. f-fsol, th4adepn a.
Ciearel. steamships q. D. at,at Pierce NewUrr.c; h. VII
thLADkLflA oct "A -lTrNcl, steamships Htrli-oury.
Worm salem. ". Nhiaen ID. -au- Rttlmoir C.raicl.
La liI-ort. Sailed, sI.llu...p Texas
For other Ship Aers Thi-f Paye.l
New-York tribune., 1877-10-25

its like being unkno TO the oldest frontersmau There
Is second growth strawberries. black and red raAp
berries and applc IN blossom. while the
apples have yet been picked. On our farm we nave
cut the second crop Of hay" The oystermen OF Maryland
stale that the weather has been more favor ihle
Tor catching oysters than this season. ma ~ unlaNOr
able for selling them. the bOatmeu have had III re 9ys
cr spoil td"r hands this year tIan ever occurred ID
the same space OF time before
A private letter from an officer OF the ." So
ciety OF te Red oss" dated Before Peva, September
. 1877" three days after last assault and published
in me Moscos Ga-e. gives good account oi the hattie
The writer SAYS: First Of all must i You ah0nt the
hero o. Yesterdays hght-LcutenantGeneral skooeleH
saw him just before he began the assault. He was
dressed IN rani-new form, had on new snow-"hite
cap wore whe kid gloves, and was mounted on white
horse II looked Just as il he were going to Dali! bnt
IN the sorn.ng Of that redoubt almost his enre com
uand was killed or wounded around him. How ana
why he ESCAPED bullets himself cannot understand The
sol tprs sav that his lie armed by some necro-
nancer TurKstn and that no bullet has power 10 XII
him tie could not however, hold tue red0uDt when ne
ca ptured lie driven cut OF 1t the next Gay ptI
tnat wasn't bis fault lis command was almost ann ~
at- aud rein n'Orccm nts 10 hls htp Ihey say ne
erred wheu vi his handful OF men. ne was lor'e1 10
abandon the redOubt.'
New-York tribune., 1877-10-25
BROADWAY THEATRE.

The engagement of Vile. Aimee at the Broad
WAY proee - IN prosperity. Lr Pcut Faust" D. tne
latest revival aud nas been Syea ia REMARKABLY
sprishty Mariner. aud TO the bounteous accept
auce OF the public which adnllres the Opera
boufFs-and the mischief OF Nile. Aimee. An
important change OF entertainment al this theatic
however is close 80 hand. Mile All Gee ends c1 N0Vem
beg g. sud Mme. Janauschek b sus November O.
The celebrated .cir-ss wi appear n n drama founded
on one Of the themes Wagner last and famous operas
The occasion W OF cou-se. appeal 10 the intellectual
class OF play-goers. Nine. Jauausc.es lone ago mHd.
evIdcut her right ana power 10 mold high rama In
dramatic lie We do not loubt ncr reception here viii
be worthy OF tie Ge rorols and worthy Of ner signal
Ia srits and settled fame.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-25

Two professors Of Dartmouth College, While
stvorg Iu thc college chapel ON Saturday uelt last,
rer locked u 3y s5m. mscuevout STUDENTS, and were
enable lo O1,aln tucir release Iut Late Suu"@' HoI"
uc
Tbr average annual increase iu population,
~ oos among tar cniet nations OF Elr0fe duuuE
o.. ycr f--2-l SO was: H. svi zerand 7j In Italy
G.. ia France 3.s; iu AustrO-Hungary g.; IN Ger
many, T. in Eng.Aud' I"7.
The editor Of The Great Bend (Kan.) Trib
vne ruIt bis ten year olo TO edit ono column OF
tie paprr and set tne type or t Last week the follow
inf paragraph appeared in the boys column I'll.
sspdlvschoo concert as sunday niglt was very large
attended. the room fu as II could be, sud the
.cnol,rs did well except made perfect fai
-. n,f to f,.f very btd about II or a while
but vii Try ami do better next time"
The French are pIOvidiIg various little COM
f,r,s W Pans for the thousands OF foreigners WHO will
undoubtedly rc drawn TO the city nsxt year by the Uu
ver.a Exhibition. score OF pubic clocks have Oeen
Sc tered through the whch by TIC d o. electricity
W. ive tie exact time TIE ettei-boxes have also been
= .afly improved By mean, u simple apparatus TIE
uln " Ien collects tho letter. indIcaes wncn the
s5ll,ciiou ~ THURSDAY hss b"-" made"
The British school-bOy -as just highly dis
t,Drushed himself The Bishop OF Hereford, wlie 4
sminlnr c-ss 90 public school, asked what Al aver
a,e WIS Several boys said th they ddnt snow but
c, mst one re- lied Il is what a hen lays On" Ils
l.-no look a. ..
TINT No bnd aimed his Information his te book o.
fct. Tlr nltr book -It FOR aut when 10 arrived,
tie brl.ht boy punied tIuml lautV al tie following
sratfnre I4r domestic ncu ID on d dseF1Te Z ~
6tse ,s b traI
~ Auburn prison on October 20 there were
l405 sonv'cts Fiy-.nlee OF Tue number we,s d" life
mn r ,, whom on their entrance tHe oldest fifty
Sven yeas old: tne youngest fifteen The man longest
IN the r.p was seut there ou September % 1sJS. The
average cost ~ supporting ctca convict so 81 yearly
o. nineteen cents and tLrec mills daily sueut, ,ndeut
Y-.i-y Ia neg tatius fOr rtcts winch. 4 obtained,
vii cigs cinu.ol ulrut Tor loo c"uttls Lt total
earn - er convict D. increasing. Ia 1876 they were
s5I 81. in 1871. SJ5 76
Every club in London has its characteristics
az when .e member. of ono accept the hospitality ~
enother during tLe yearly renovation 81 thoT cHbh"u-e
these charactrrsuoe quickly noticed Dy tir strange
L. one club states Tae LDnd0a World % i the fashion 10
hang ~ 0uc'- lat te hall in another, 70 wear II all
Oye. the house. aud dinner 90 keep q under ones
chair: Lore shoot permitted there the diners
Eupear u tie regulation cl4vhamuer coat tobacco is
sometimes Oauisled 30 the garnet sometimes allowed
eyerywere but iu tue c0ee-roOm beer ~ pcNte pots
would 10 rank heIesy tlls house 70 fedo b0OE al
table considered eItraJrdiudTy 10 That
The unusually warm weather OF this Au-
tumn Las illed the fields around Port Kent Lake
Chsmplain with wonders Of correspondent OF
fss zrOs r'mss says "Wo have very singular Autumn.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-25


BFDELI-On Tues3ag 23. ot cousumpt.n .aHa NO
N Edward M. B-i-i. j Tie -Utl year Cd. url age
Relative friends Oi t. Invited o stcd 30
fun,rl sts toslasnCS 80 ts. tis fliGAy, a;
T. m.
BEE BE-Ia t9is e.ty OCT 22 william !. seebe IN the cd
year %. tgc
EIurra services - 100 be aod a. hts rescrace - E's
2 ..--i. Thurs ~. J,t. -. - l0I ;.
R.laIvo. friends uvJrC - attend without nfthtr
uOtlDr.
CUMMINGS Clernontave, "rooArn, 0n Nedae es'ay
AZ rrunou f1ct.l eldest 20 Thomas r. 1ai Ju
liz 4 IllirlfI g. iu tnt = d yeir oi lid age
Notice Of tlHcra. il FRIDAY morning fayers
EGElRl-Iu Monday Olt. - 3rs. ElAelle Eg5eri wi-
F1I-r. trom her ate re.deAce, CHORDS, : 7 az
Carriages WI meet Tie II O'Clock from Nosf0rA
j. E,iward and Lrluis q. Ma.uu, asec Is m'utb,
Relative, frituGs nVud to att.nf tte funeral
On Friday -1tl lni- it O'Clock, fIom a Wss Joth-t
OsBOKN-In NI!detoe, =. }. the 2itn inst Ezr. IS
burI -it,r 4 ong tedious sc.Itss Boz t!- ,Jtl
Funer. Ss.Urday, Zilh INST, az ~ = A. IN bsptst
Cuurcl, AIId.ctDHn.
pAEEY-oc. - az Highland Fss Henri %. Parry t-s
s-th year ', hi- ase.
Fuurrs CcL -, aJ IL q. n.
EOBEIN s-Suiteuly- ~ Ro3tns. ot the firm Of
ARA lre. 0boiEs 90. rrsurAce. !" Brooklyn.
ca Iuesu4y evening" oct. - 10 tho GGsA % ~
sfbud the
rr.llslcc. - Henry ST. Bfo02Ju 04 tfl1y, 40
26th INST, a. - CLOCK y. n' al ass 1alt nj"t.s
VAN DYCk-At the udsJn. Oct o. TIC Rev.
Leonard - Van DycA the 10 90 as
The relatives " tne family invited o. AZ
taad Els fInerll Oh lhIrsiay, Oct %, 10 = g. "a.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-25

BAlUHosI. Oct 24-Cot'on quiet. Mdi'ng. uii-c; Tow
MN4tl.. lurc, Good Dl.Iaty. lU net rrgcirt..
ba.os - bales. 10 Great Brrtu. none.
codawse 400 urs. sAs-. LOO bacs spiulci LOO Dales
stocA. -.jJU bales.
B0s.1, OcL 4i.-Couon stealy; Mddug. il7.cs Lnv
Mdul.g ID ., 5Hou ord Iaty ioar arg reetIp,s, I5J
bales gross LID bAle- oApor-, u0nr
BrrIIL. uOnr, stOcA, J...Z b-ics.
CHARLESTON. ocL 2itO..ou steady Mfc'ng lie. Low
MiI4ag IO'-c Cocoa DrUusn, lO-tc. receipts fl@e
ba- exports. cJ-,~i,e ncl0 sses, lJJO bars Stock.
4J.t43 bales
CALygstOs. OCT. 24.-yotor Ny, Mddlng l0s-e.:
Hlddung l.lf.; ordinary. -. fecr4Yt- 26 .
1sirs ezHlrs cftstw.st 40 bales. rxpurts
o. Great Butl j9t9 Dcs sics, 40 bales sJOcA, i5ilJ
bales
LnUI.yILtR OCT 2f-Cotu'f nr.l- ".ddlla 10 20
MEarHIs Oct -iC'r0n sts4iyi Hudulg. lU Cts
l,75- bae- shipments, 4J& ,alc'' sscs. -rOO baes;
sr0cs. - . Sa4sa.
NV laLaAss oct. 2+.-Coj-on steady; 2dcln,, l0Er;
Low MldlhI. -g; lD0I Ordinary Zoe. Det rell!tia,
1929 bales. ytos. i.-J b4rs exports. c)sstwI. -1S
sales 1000 bales. stJcE 9, .-t 1ales.
PH.At sLPiiA oct -i--'t.icu trmi MddAn-. n 'sr.i
Low Al4laz. ' 6uo- ordinary lO"fst nrt rrsrts,
5j Lag Daes sales 80 DAt~i ste. 3
$40 Ul.es stI-.., - ~ bales
4ioGlng iOA-. Good Ofinary, - u-t r-,rutr. 400
bales. gro.s !l5 bales exports At Hrf4u unnf.
c01stN-e, 22iZ Dars sales, LoiJ bales SOCK,
J1.AHf DtI-s.
n ayuIs Oct. 2.-Co;t0n frm MfHn- fOsc. Low
Iiduiu hr Coo! Ordinary, luc rec-lt,. 2iUl ba..s
SHIPMENTS. Sy3 sao 10 tales sroc To- fsl
New-York tribune., 1877-10-25

INI1IIIINf " 'IIuI 'lI1J, DcI : , i =,
"lhe UltramOntanes and the Moderate Lib
erals" Berlin telegram 10 The Tincs says wal prob
,bll nbur with tie Advanced Liberals n Fridays
bate 70 nsE for definite explanation Of the present
traordina'y state 0f things II is lt that n Cbinc is
less uni otm body than IL desirable, anl that Para-
incut right n well be youchslfed some communication
respecting the intentions ~ the Premier There be-
ltue GOub, that Prince Bismarck is ds-atis-
acd viii the Free Trade anG uIrcct taxation
iVucy pursued Dy two Of uI, col egues and that he
tanks the Ministry Of COumertc might have done
thing To snOrt1n tue unparalleled duration Cf stagnaOn
O trade. The right W.hZ Or the Moderate L.OrIal-,
though they have cordially coGpeisted wih the existing
Cover meut M bringing abo 90 present STATE OF tD-s,
u- pared TO ad different policy ana take tie ur
recUmtusuded Dy tiU Premier. The opinion D-gIns
pe.u among tIe MDderi.. Liberals tuat the cuurtry
ha- Not tnuul Tor the maintenance o. Fee Trade
irlCiPc,, anu INA, te rrveuu would no. have fallen OH
90 scnsDJ haH not nd.ruc t.1atiOu been abandoned"
New-York tribune., 1877-10-25
TREASON IN THE DEMOCRATIC CAMP.
- nm. L-..L M----- I II d.

The spirit OF pig-ncadedhess ana DerVei'ly
v, ere. CRAM. alleged 49, q wig tlc Ijcin,-
ora s ariv ia forcduomcd failure whether II OcOh-s
to e Democrat: party or uOt c"fI inf brlcAks 20 an
tu .iIy H,.. There was OCcd.u Whatever l0r Lam
many Han 10 any deiivoftnce al AL upon Ntiohu
uoIlcs a. the todutY Convention, and IL Was crit4hf
uo dcsiraDc tnat Tnnany snO ld either sup"fScdt OF
.lpurme 4 tur platform OF the state convention ram
many uis Rational purposes H. c&l"Ict 10 lhLu-
rt IN that respect accurately Treasured Df u 'l@et
~ candidate Tor spe; ker, Mr. Cox, Who gOt two coin
uliueutar, votes "a caucus % NoWlUrE Rcpft-ch,a-
uyrs Ly.u though Etmnany be, on the WrOle, better
ttn tie OupOs whiie are forced 10 put up
nun H. lt behOoVcs 10 Remember that "e are nos
forced 20 put up 10 forever, aLu that the aDouOn
H. as n 40 be sure that n vii not De superseded
nv .Ouetung wUl Se will Dr Ird pOnticai good
New-York tribune., 1877-10-25

,ooHs very much as II 1t had been extracted from not
over-wiiiing writer. ,, ,
Central New-York, The Utica Herald thinKs'
,,a HAYES stronghold. and can elect Republican Legs
,aturo II SAYS: "No DOUBT exist with re or nee "
the attitude Of the Republicans OF Central 10
ward the Administration Of President Hayes lu''i
conventions in St. lawrence Jefferson and LewE' ~
uerkimsr in Chenango, in Cortland In Broome' ~ "o
os m other counties passed warm resolutions
Ing him for his efforts 70 fulfill the pledges on wcn DC
,td and IN lead back prosperity 10 labor and TO
trase The Rome convention in rejecting Ike resou-
ttops nut itself out OF line With the ntishn"ns
oounties and failed to speak tie real conNlcuo1s
of The people In all these other counties "Ilc"
Ne have named no need exists for apology or eAI'ha
,ion relative 20 the platform. Tie local conventions
have corrected the ounder of Rochester ana hou ,o
Darv on the high plane ~ the Cincinnati pledges ana OF
sidenf Uaves's action There. az least, Repuh lcahs
have a plan path ana clear duty. lhey cahu.t M ~.
charged wltu rcpudalng their principles DIV V"t tn
tlcke flr thew hav formal cord tItlr COZ ~
tinns ana their candidates represent them In thS o
of counties from -. Lawrence 70 BrOone more t .yi
once n me result been determined on the o'Ate 0Ao'
.nd ON the LEGISLATURE
New-York tribune., 1877-10-25
A CORRECTION wmch DOES NoT coEREcr.

A CORRECTION WHICH DOES NOT CORRECT.
To thc Edttor or The TrtbEHs.
SIR: In your paper Of October II. 1t Il
stated that Mr. samuel Huntington testified before mr
that be made no otncr representations 10 the policy
holders of the American Popular life Insurance Com
pani, shan tnat Tor toe hcn-nt ~ the counanF
NJ. Huntington did not TESTIFY lie tcHtnrd tlal NJ
represented % Tie puucy-Aoiers that would no. aEect
ther uEhts. nor change thcir poi.Cic,
IRA ID. WARREN,
N,,c- York Oet. p. 1877 Referee.
Mr. Warren furnished the -nformatior COM
planned Of TO a fIBCsF rcporte, probably by ouor.
Mr.. HuntnGtou's testimony as reported by tde stem
ogruphcr does not show THAI the term policv-hodcrs
was used n the connection of which Sir. Warren
complains. hut 10 If clear that Nh HuL.mf-tou had
been informed hy the officers 0f the company tuat
M exchange ot policies would be- 20 their benefit
and result la saving the reserve; when asked bJ
policy y-noldeIs IL the change would bo injurious TO
tnem, he answered, " Not 20 my knowledge cau-
not say, but THINK not"-Idl
New-York tribune., 1877-10-25
GBNERAL FOREIGN NEWS
GENERAL GRANT WELCOMED IN PAFIS.

GENERAL GRANT WELCOMED n PATTS
iARIs. Wednesday. OCT. q. 1877.
ExPresident Grant rived in Paris this
evening London. and WIS received a. the railway
ftatIon by Mr. Moves. thc American Minister the Amer
Cousul-General ard vce-Con,ul Paris. Mr. P,r
ridge. formerly American Mlnist'r 10 Brazil, J. Mere
dith Read, and many leading American res
dents. soon after the euigal OF the train.
w.ich vas an hour late. General Grant ana
Mr.. Grant .ucled bv the member Of tlc Lo-
geCn. and n. Moudrd the ntrOlucer Of Emha -ad,rs.
ana al ad-de-caunp 90 saloon -prcly prepared Tor
tnsm, Wucie tnrV cordially and IctpHct.dY
cLeered. The Geuea vi-iOly moved by the warmth
ut it' reception lie shook hauis with iItge number
90 bis cuuntrymeu aud ~ the French gcr tlrfg
presented beautiful b1u0Tet 10 Mrs. Grant. ~ tie
conclusion Of t- niOrina, pt0n the G~ucrI and
parry drnTP G, the tI.tri l.ris Ol
Genct-l Grant VIII VISIT President Mac1iahcn at .
o'clut < to-uurruW aitt ruapn.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-25
PUBLIC OPINION

When Stanley Mattlcws's Senatorial term
rxriits he ought TO stuff it burlington Hawk-Lye
(R -
We cannot forget the ndiSpntable fact tnat
thr voice 0 tr people OF the UHIed states va, '"i IL
een aus Hendricks nj not forgetting this :" cauuo, u
derstaud now great crime sgiinst Deircl"lS ~
server DEM
After while Cuba will belong 10 the United
tar- N We can d. what We piet,' ioht -h1'Ly'
~ - M = ,,i,.r,.t.er 10 nave too many irons Ou tAc
t.e m once The Mexican and cuban qufetous ro"i-
liN.5 ARE too di-trlctug l.. ~ nave one al uhe-
fIautsvill- tolrier-I@urual (DemJ
7, +be Republican ranks of Pennsylvania
ri ~ s - ali,n mn. rct aud caoacty To- tmc inquest
dutes of public life any part Ol the lhoh d. ~
rie duty az the National Admin straOn 10 pOLote Ih
lnouv an not 10 keep open q1c tons tlAI are pi' ,n
vim and miscli,t. Puad lpha irc5s lhePJ
New-York tribune., 1877-10-25
MUSIC AND THE DRAMA.
OPERA AT NIBLOS.

Next Monday. Nibo's Garden will be opened
for Italian opera, Mr. Fleming having undertaken u"
present Masaneo," with the spectacular effects Tor
which his theatre bas long been famous II VIII not DC
tine first representation OF Auber's popular wo.k az
Nhlos Nj Marctzek having produced II there IN l-3o,
with sieGanoue -avi nrd Maini. The cast includes
sgnorIta Buzzetti Eird signor Blccei ard Mt Bis
cho by turns as hasaHieO sgnor susni and Nv COTS
chalk also by Feto and sicnor Iaghapei As
Seira Bacce and susni will sing McLday ana Tues
day and after that the tenOrs and two basSes VIII
take alternate nights. IsseLd - TO De MIG. hri',N
berg and there viii be a large ballet coTp., leo oy MIe
LIMO. a large chorus numerous auxlharics etc. Mt
CallDerg Is the conductor
New-York tribune., 1877-10-25

OTTAWA, Oct. pa satisfactory treaty has
been competed between the Dominion Government and
,hr ackee naIlns. by which t.- indians cede large
tract oi vuab territory the Canadian Government
In for the reaGuslneu OF ths Indian rights 10
teri tory ceded the promise, on behalf
- the Canadian Government 20 set aside certain ctcr
Va 0n each baud Of iu1an.. giving 10 each .anly
of prr-ons square file oi land, and, n addition
tlru curf J.. 10 Ir.sru no OF 20 u cash. coat
and = Que MS silver medal. Four head tI"n OF chcl
band are iec-Iy- each III . aud coat wle Tie Ice
.naIndc~ ur thl Jaud-mcu, women ana cundrcn-afe
10 rs,.ig. t rn rIZ IutT 4, also presented 90 c"cu
band pit- tt of ammunition, blankets ana various mis-
eel aueous altt.-es. and su..ii annual pay ments.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-25

BAL-NiOHE, Oct. 2l-The election for Mayor
and members of the Council to-day Cf the Hos
quiet aud orderly ever held m Baltimore. hotwIth-
standing that thousands eft the c.ty % wtIess the
great race ., Pimllco most 81 them deposited their
Dalots before LEAVING. aud The total vote poloi
WIS unusually large, being only about 5000 les
tpan ~ the last Presidential election. The vote L.
dav was: For George l.. Kanr, Dun. 33,l57. lor
In .eph Iugupsop. Ws.s.l-neas candidate 1850 Tor
H. ~ Waritd, Reform, 80. kenc's majority Over
THOMPSON was sos. OF The twenty wnrfs Thompson
carried tgo-tne XIIIth By ~, aud the AAth b. 80
New-York tribune., 1877-10-25
4DAN, BENEFlT N PHlLADEIPHIA.


Nj. Sothern aud .nc dramatic company Of
the r Tueltre went 70 Puilade li4 yesterday at 80
a. me- and acted The Cuslcd Tragedidn,' for tle ben-
ea of Edwin Adams Miss lotta also went, and acted n
Nan t.c Good tor NO.inE. The journey 10 'iaoei-
pii. was made n 9JLs minutes the usHGid trip Ia
If0 miuutes. " . sOthcIl and the company appeared,
"a Usual at the ia. Ihestrc las- ngut. Tho lh.adc
p- performance vas giy u the Walnu' Street Thea
t-e ard tue gio,s receipts vc-, $l.52s. Il s Thought
tn expenses vii not exceed $50 Tie Use 0f Che WI.
nus -tect Theatre given. W.T. ont charge, by Nj
Goodwin lts mau4g,r AID tie actors, Of course, vol
un .seled their services. The Bound Brook route
oi travel was chosen, the ,iway company 'ibS free
trn,portatiou 80 tie eu.r thea rca party. Tie pro-
pie0rs Of tue Continental H'tei entertained The Q.rt5
itaout charge. Telegram from Philadelphia makes
known tie act that Ar. JrE az, contributed 500
Ia tle Adams BENEFIT Fund. TIE AEN-YOhk IEIBUNs,
CADDsr, FosL S,rs. Ieigr7m, Mercury, and DIS
g4tct advertised t"e bul,ht nee 0f cost 20
tAe committee. Next Wednesday Mr. sotherl AM ,he
para Theatre comp VIII 40 cine Crushed Tragediau'
A. The BYs ou Theatre. the worthy clt-e ami
tuAt incident viii rrin- the Adn Benefit movement 20
an end IL s poDaU that the Fund ul in lly, amount
u upwards Of $1,000 clear OF expenses THIS marks
magrn-cut TROUT. o. q alau Wiz Always ouc % the
uo. aeurrous aud kindly OF huaau beugs. ans who Is
uub fortunate 100 t, ducctoltc remembrance oil Als
professional comrades, anu tIe esteem Of the general
public.
PnnApELPIIIA, Oct. 24.-Thc performance in
aid %. tut WIN Adams !, -tipoL Fund giyrn u TINS
civ re- iclird a t.hs over 5l.5O' SIR EGw. Ad-Ins.
80 J.JU WI- 300 ClIcii condition, and -
leaicu tlas bee Tl! Die h-iolr m"rlug.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-25
7r7T, VOICE OF THE BULLDOZEE AGAIN.
d.. - The Inssb4rg NeIftG.

Our people have bten NeIy IOIDtaIInS
,,,-l me- cS.Drcd ,cJtle but tHr time nHy come Wru
f.rn.n,e y cvuse a. br n virtue. Sc nave -eeu tHc
.,,e IN tls CIV whrE Lsx-pay-s went 10 the t1dIl
t,. "a rtasscd 20 lo0a =. thc pubic rcrOtu' 1"aI
- ,r-r, am ,. AND .a-jllied with refusal We have
80 rae rlue ,rhru payers iu tbs county ~" nii
kn- toat the taxe- tu-y pid ~ee used daY a'1I d.!
- ,u ths chains slavery upon thsii II sdcI ilcs
splI return again. know ttat tire HLlte uie Oh i1is
currv VII Dand L. oscthcr one ul2n ana say tLao t4o
fu ~ arrived for them care fpr thcnisrIFcd' Ahu I"
IT to cored people care for tlcnSsrlVes or lh lhcy
s- ,rro. - wrItc tLesc 1nc7, rcI-e 10 pay one
,.,f = .,li.,.lt tie cnliltn " VINO allow them
eyrf ~ nr us5G a. means OF publc robbery iud COT
ruutiOI..
New-York tribune., 1877-10-25

tagt1u torI sp0HIeNft "' ne - =, t:...
Now, the point upon WLlch an htpuV'l'"i' ~
be man of a otners throu IN whom 20 r>rte i.e rls
In, . It.s ,,f fla ID DInocracy 1850 Grant Wa n X
,l. r-I.pf bv any u.a.-. fu tbr carly 0iy7 OF tle
,,.rrv . neu mn. or-aitaga. stronger man ANY
,.. b "a, d % not. iu the isAt uf Ls Two Terms haN
~ .. tn, o. ar ,uv cunsiefihe portion Oh tue icoIie
pr re leaders. But circumstances over "Icn t"' pa.
n. ag ,,r,.,i ila Ou Lad control haVc eua'Icu DC
m FORGET murI oi Tie past oiZht az d" or'r
,,fl 1,arruc, tu, com ~ three, ana 10 see VIVA ch
t Al t.e end OF tuat peI.Cd Lot So mu I'D 10 fc-'A sle
T. ,,. .8n ,r-quIZ iilou, 90 keep IEr b-iho-ii'ic
ty.f ,,J .ut uf power 1he uLiVer-H4 i'ri4h- uli1
-t H. - i, 10 10 tRls thing, and hcnc" Tue ulit z
"a. ft,n. viii which ms came j. received. MLeIAcI
General t,rlui would accept TIE Ah+t"h !, u.. ltnl
.lri i ,l, are .nuse plolcnd 20 discover TIE
a. i,. t.r-l, ruler Iu tlc E-r poen traveller -" iio
r,r ua t! g. Ao-t d. iilnair " .n MN, 'HI
nv i. ra- r.-i5 10 speak FOR hi. say, tidt uh"cr
cl,i,i-,.uc-- Nouid again ehtcf Tile i'iu o poI
lis Mr Cou-ung pu,s d. u fhe ii-ni oi "I "a , ms
- - ,f q. q, ufcu e could nOt resist IAt y W. lUl1
..s--t- - .Vs.~ partial 10 Grant aud he reels
oW ist ho mas rather The bes o tiooc NO sueeieu q.
L L..tL \.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-25
TIE NEWMARKET RACES.

IoNbOH, tuh-S'ltf' D''' - - -
At the Newmarket Iloughton mertIny to-
day. the rae, tor the -econj-cass CzareWiich stakes
W., won by 81 NJ. H. -auford's American horse. Mate,
leatng Captain M4chelPa colt, Rossni, his only rival
Toe following is . summary
Tn. seccg gzrevirh STAKES handicap. % $40 each
forfeit zoo i II twenty -I"s' ID ers, tud 40
le-s IunDrr. the winner 90 o. -od by au on ior 500
Winners after nu1l o. tne it five pouds u =
ll Ica pO.rds u NO tn pound, cA-a CLital1e
t lLdIeHli,l +,ires course
~ n r. SANFORD br.' Mate by Australian out Of Mat
10 tirus J.
Captain Nacleus b. c. ossn. % oscruclan SeD.gams.