The New York herald., 1877-07-28
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York HERALD.
From reports this morning the probabilities
are that the weatler il. Nev York today sciH b.
cooler and cloudy, partly cloudy, possibly soi0
occasional rains.
WALL STREET YEsTERDAY.-The quotations
for the principal stocks showed q considerable
advance on the previous days prices. Gold
opened and closed Mt 1O51, Government bonds
wcrc firm. Railroad bonds were higher. Money
ON call was easy Mt 112 per cent.
SEVERAL lNCENDL,RY FIRES in different parts
of the country arc reported-the work, possibly,
of the Pittsbug patriots.
TEXAS furnishes new idea in strikes. Her
strikers have become special policemen and
taken the law into their own hands.
ALGIERs has considerably resolved not to re-
quire passports from American citizens in future.
Exactly why Americans SO there is mystery,
but they do.
TIE DANGER of interfering between o man
and his wife has received fresh illustration in
New Jersey. The peaccmaker is dead and the
husband is a murderer
BosroN rcjoiccs in the possession of the model
dog catcher. He does his work SO quietly that
even the dogs are in their happy hunting
grounds before they know it.
TIE EFFICIENCY of the New York Post Office
was shown yesterday by the distribution Of over
three hundred Thousand letters delayed by the
riots and strikes on the different railroads.
PARIS is in the thrOes of o revolution on the
glove question. Shall Saxony kids OF Parisan
mittcns be the fashion is the great matter in dis
pute, and the contest is as bitter if it involved
o change of government.
Two INNOCENT LODGING RATLINEs hung out
Of a lower portfolio Of the Havana steamer yes
terday, but a curious Custom House officer
found two bags OF superb cigars Mt their ends,
all of which were properly taken to the seizure
room.
TIE TRIAL OF BUXTON, the Mormon mur
dercr will conclusively show one thing-whethe,
it is possible to obtain conviction Of Mormon
criminal under the present jury system OF the
Territory. If Inc escapes justice will be mere
mockery, and Congress must interfere or forever
surrender Utah to Brigham Young.
THE INDIAN TROUBLES in the Black Hills
have, it appears, been exaggerated. The re
ports were probably the inspiration Of suffers
and post traders. The missing lieutenant and
his company have turned up all right, which
would appear to confirm the truth of the state
ments in regard to the tranquility of that Sec
ton.
An OPEN Observation-Disclosures that it il
one Of the roads that may be said to travers,
the district Of the strike we are glad to recort
that the Philadelphia, Wilmington and Balti
more Railroad is not and has not been involved
in the disturbance. There has been no interrup
ton of traffic ON the road, and the officers d,
not apprehend any.
TIE COAL REGIONS threaten to be the theatr
Of lawlessness and bIoodshed long after the rail
road strike has come to an end. In all that sec
ton of Pennsylvania there is a bad spirit in tn
air. and riotous proceedings have already takel
place at many points. Those in the vicinity o
Plymouth have been specially outrageous ant
call for the sterncst measures of repression.
CHIEF JOSEPH has no idea of surrendering o
retrcating. He is strongly intrenched, and tn
dream of his savage life is to whip General How
ard and then become good Indian. Pierc
City, it is reported, is in serious peril, and fear
are entertained for it's safety. The triaing policy
of the government will in all probability involv'
US in an extensive Indian
MExfCo has never hesitated to cross the boun
Diary whenever her banditt made too free will
the property of her own citizens, but when they
prey upon Americans she insists that mus
stay on our side the line. The correspondence
elsewhere printed throws some light on th
point. In it we arc also given the cheerful in
formation that we shall go TO destruction if WI
make war on Mexico-that is, Mexico believes
we shall.
The WEATHER.-The western depression show
n Ications Of moving away to the Northeast
The pressure has risen along the Atlantic coas
and is highest in the Northeast. i
b also rising ut the Rocky Mountains
In the Upper Mississippi valley, middle
and lake districts, general cloudiness an,
rains have prevailed, with winds mostly from
the southward. The temperature has fallel
throughout the country, except in the lowe
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