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New-York tribune., 1877-09-03

played were follows: Wagner 81 times o Win ti1s
operas Meyerbeer, ~ times, operas; Verdi ~
operas: Rossni. 3 times operas; D0nAettl -
times operas; Brill, l. times opera; GnuhOu'
times . operas; Auber II times, operas; M'LaIt,
times operas: Boieldieu, 10 times, l opera AilD
Thomas. 10 times. operas. Besides these Win - -
number OF representations come Bel.ini, Hlet 1o.u
mark Kretschmer, Schuberth, weber, lAd4aOHi4oi'
Beethoven, Halevy. Necola and schumann
Ii is alwavs pleasant to be able to record
the recognition abroad Of deserving and successnl ar
work In this country. and it is especially plea.aht
20 find The GOndon) Orchestra for August speaKllRE R
in warm terms Of Mr samuel p Warrens 3iE h1iE
Trinity Organ concerts one OF the most alluIe t.'
series Of concerts that have had IN ul' CIV
The Orchestra saws 1--WE have received tHe piv-
cramme OF the series Of organ performances gNeu ny
Nj F. samuel Warren and others at the Church 9d @ III
Holy Trinity New-York, during the season I9,p - -
They are distinguished 10y the same variety anu eN
celenqe of selection before; the pieces, when popuh
have been always good. and without the arcta'lvh u
educating the audience. music Oi the highest class mas
introduced often and 20 the greatest extern l
The vocal excer1ts. which much liked DJ tue -eli
public have al ays been chosen with great cairi ',u
intrused 20 the best artists available the SAINT au-e
rarely appearing more than twice during the aea7"u
We are glad know that these organ ohctIts % %lnlo
been entirely successful; we Wlsh thcin q sun i'4iN
measure of success IN the future
New-York tribune., 1877-09-03

AUGUSTA sept i.-Cottou dul and nominal. Mffing
lOisc Low Mddng DO &C.. Good ORDINARY. lpc receipts,
B4ITrMoRR sept I-Cotton dull Mddlns. lie Tow
MidgIug lO1c, Good Ordinary, lvc uet rrc-pts. npne.
receipts bales exports coasse, 80 bales saes,
BosrGy. sept cotton dul. Mddmg. iiisci Low
Mudlng lies Good Ordinary l0'ci ne, receipts, none
stock. 1871 bales - 40
Midtlng U-ri Good Oriuarj, 3'st. nel ftctigi. ~
bales exports coa-tWise, none sar- 100 bales -ttA
CiScfSsAu sept I.-Cotton quiet. Mdiinr. l0aci Low
bales, shipments 1913 bales sales bales @i' stock hl-s
bales
Mfdng &c. Good Ordinary 9iici uet receipts, 80 na.rs
exports, coastHise, bales sales 23b bales stock iyyS
LOUISVILLE sept Cotton quiet NdiIng. I0sc.
Mddilg. Jac GoIt Ordinary. hf. rrf rrcrlpt bllrs
exports coasiwise laJ bales sales 700 bales stocS 3s
bales.
MzMrHr sept Cotton drm. Mddngs I0s-c. recsiDfs
bales, shipments. 20 bales. sales uole,. saek o-il
>Fw ORLEANS. sept COTTON fu1 MtfIng. r0'fc. fo~
erus, 10 bales. exports Df,at Dol uDsr asiuie.
nUur. sales, -u1 bales. -io-.. -u.tl Iar.
ceipf- bales exports c0istRsc lU bAcs salr uouei
siOrk 1905 bales
PuIlAntIrnuA sept I-Cotton fru. MIlllng On -1c.i
low Madiu-. &c. Go'd Ordinary, lu irc. nrt rrreIpt..
--i Ilr- sales tn fflnHef- -h uae- apfAs
~,yASNAu. sept cotton steady. W1dlne l0ac. Low
NddIu-. lu'-,. to0u Drtnau, g1r. n't r'rciuis 81
bales exports. colstFse. nouc saes l45 ul' ato'A ol'
n LorI- ~ept l.-Cotfon unchanged. Mcfug, pol hc.s
Low NIIDIur INr.. fn,C Ordinary. t..f.. Iffrrfs ~
WHsNorov Sept l-ootfon dull Ntrine io1c. Low
bas exports. coa,tTs ~ bales sales noIo siocA 30
bales.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-03
RACING CLOSED Al LONG BF4ScH.

EGYPT, sHYLOCK, PARTNERSHIP AND DERBY WIN
NERs Oh TIE LAST DAY.
The August Meeting at Monmouth Park
closed saturday. For the nrst tmc during tne meeting
there was good Attendance, botn the Grand stand ana
betting grounds receiving appreclaOle ADDITIONS from
s,ratoga. In consequence OF failure TO " ILL., by
three different owners the four mile race was stricken
from Ii. programme IN tine t. the fayorites won
The first race was "A hrce-quartcr-Oi-a-milr dh Tor
all ages with maiden allowances Babcochs Egyp'
Doswells King Bolt Bacey's bennington H., Longsah
Yorkshire Lass and GiDneyis Love Chase were the
starters ON the following terms; Egypt 96Ji Yorkshire
Ta,s Sil Love Chase, SI1. and the field, 80. King
B0lt caught the lead. bennington H. next and Love
Onase tnlrd. Yorkshire Lass aud Egypt quickly moved
up. however, aud contested the hIsi position uh tA
Aom,-stretul was reached, when Egypt easily pusLcI
Inrad and Won hy four lengths in Elsa KING Bolt
-hylocA was VIC fayorle in the mile aud quarter race
at selling weights bringing 300 10 $50 against lne
Held. There we're hye entries, as ioiiows' isohs.tan
sIyock, Beylns's Httue r. Byuess k,ns Bee, -hea'
Cyr and Babc0tk- Woodland. The start aI tne thIre
quarter pole wa Iach ahd good the Lota = l'1 On
III bunch. The udtte r. rushed Jhcai WIN 5n5 tutL-'
King See. Cyu Il woodland following ~ named.
llatac /. auccrcutd making very i"st Pa.e, " az
sr coin4 Wlcu = -.ek rushed up ana struggled win
aud passed under string lengths ahead a. ,lr'
WHO Ia iur lengths in advance oi Ainh "'o'
Tna tlild race ,as a handicap FOR all ages, l'e nd
g., a. rI,e,- A1nurr au4 Co.trris Aunt Betsy -ri-
er Partnership was Ilo L,yOute al 500, Auut be-ey,
tGr I,d vIih Aunt Bct.ey se.ond At the stand tney
ci,nu.d places, but on The D4czstretcn the mare ave
w ANA frI behind Bur-no and Auburn Part '"IP
won Oy tgo lengths m 2lJls. Au'urI and Aunt seJ
SECOND aud thild. 80
me sterp.echase was very singular race g. moIe
senses than one. The betting men put iHigt sum. on
money ON Derby, aud that horse went over lhe culS
alone, leaving his companions at The water JUMP.
ne yanduiscd contestants started about the held ~ A.
many directions a. there horses. BeenhtV u -
rue went over tlr course, bu the judges dccideH l'
be did NOT do 80, ana second money Naa Icus H.u'
Tbere we're nve starters including Deadhead' DIIDJ'
DaigasiAI. New YOrk, aud Becnhcr
LFJr otieT OatD00T SYofts 90 second FGgSI
New-York tribune., 1877-09-03

The Republicans of New-York, until they
relieve him. have claim upon MI Cornell which tAey
have right ask tAc President 10 resptct-lAlbahy
JOu nal lRepJ
The theory that the Government should 20
into the banking business and issue s own paper With
ont reference coin. the very pOokery OF finance
man who believes in IL ought % ghOsts.-Clnclnnat
Commercial Undt
Will somebody please subscribe a cent to
make collection OF the bones o. those ohiceloidlhg
martyrs of whom heard so much a few weeks ago
They Ought 20 he arcUlaed for the Smithsonian lnsu-
ute--lt tincagO Post tEepJ
The same elements in the party IN tins State
that op o-cd thc nomination OF the present state officers
iu 1873 the nomination o. Mr Tdeu to Doe President h
1-7G and the nomination OF Mr. Robinson 90 he Cover
nor later last year opposed 20 TIE repeuuon OF e
present officials brooklyn Eagle ODemJ
If the special friends of the Presidents poll
cv regard triumph of the party u this state ~ an en-
0orstmcnt OF Mm general way ali are willing To ca'-
ry The state u chi, Wterpr taton ls placed ou le
victory. Bur they viii not he willing iO load down tht
platform with expressions t" Co not resent tc pre-
vaug opinion IN tnc Statc-lPlitshurg Gazette tHepJ
We cannot Drlte about, or yaunt s. the honor
OF Virginia" and 400 the same time demand the rrao St-
ment" OF dohf tblt represents cnlY Wg-ihd7 o. ut
amount gually contracted to pay. Ihe Two P7i-
t0ns are wholly incompatible; ana W. maf eAp'c' tu "
the buii oi ridcus long attempt 10 occupy iAs
false and dI-louor1Hc attitude before inc "OlIu.-
LyuCLuur- AITgILial lDcml
New-York tribune., 1877-09-03
DID

MRICE-In Brooklyn ihe residence o' her son, " p.
Nir.r. sunday -sp Mr- O. AlIts, lyHI fi years.
willow OF tIr ate john q. hIurk.
Funeral val De held "Wednesday AZ Worcester,
Macs
MYFH--Ar HolErrs ~ S.. on SATURDAY sept ], John X.
Myers. Iu ihr t-I wear o' u.s sIgrs
Ncy.- ald fIrnl. 0i flr fIIllF alN lHFfi m 4i.nN IS
IuI-rlI "Wednesday uHuIl f -i. il l n'I' A t'I
tle llIrrr.lfT Place Prf-Ny Ifrtu lluf.a Sow tfA
Friends particularly requested l0f feb send uI"rft
MtLATGuIIN-At Jersey C..y ItI-hf. f.. D.. Aug 30,
I-11. Martha Ncllu CHIN. rect uf JfIl.s Laugh
lr. tiIr
Funeral .ervcr- t.c NJ her law N'I.u
McDuH, 900 rl.i,acasp. 0n rtalatn c'e-. -'pl T. g
$50
Iuteui.nt an Monday sept O. ALL a. m.
POLHI1iU SON saturday -est. D. af Astoria, l.
J.. u te -th ,rar % hri age torn,a ~uaar "lof II
Funeral services t Der residence Gr4si. Tuesday.
ffh inst Ii Bad pa. l u.
,uriI boat I..Itt- Fu tuu rIr 40 quarter I4-f d.
frc 4Fltt n attend Mltnli further no.
tee
ANGER BroosI-r saturday. SEPT tle restcncs
of Der urt- ht.} anger sarah H. laughter oi ile ate
Iriirslll sanger.
Re4iIses aud friends invited afteai the funeral
~ Grace t1u.. Brlsalfa hri-ais on Monday,
sept 3 at 3 O'Clock D.. ODD.
sUYDAMou "a uuiay venine sept D in the al year of
hrr axe Jane ill HifD p' t.t cornelius D. itni
Ilo rgauvcs aud frIen4g OF Goo family an. rspecnlly
invited attend tHr funeral lf hrr iaI residence. ~ Eat
3JtI.sl., uu lucsilf, sent o, ft D. ul
New-York tribune., 1877-09-03
mn NAUTICAL AIMANAC-PAftts kEAD'


NASHVILLE, Tenn, Sept. 2.-lnvitatlons were
received Yesterday by the American Association Tor lHc
Advancement %, science To- visit the NasnVue NAt"hn
Cemetery next Tuesday, also To attend the opening
dyipe service OF thr Vanderbilt University '-mofo"
,e Rev Alexander Means of the Association WILL dc
liver the sermon
prof +. Bassnet OF Florida offered tie ohovlns reso
luton. which was referred;
I,sJref Ihat In the opinion of this Association the
r.l,rut OF the Nautical Almanac "ouid l"'-
r.,i. re.rarches m an uncertain domain oi physical
,.touo., uy giving column on one ul Jus pibe' a.,"
NJ mo ~ truatlc ungtud, of the suns centre ana t"e
. al A. fiOu, rdir-N cctOr Tor tie ht-l uhy OF 'hlH
,,,f ot ofiruer at MS discretion as i'Nbed iof t"e
. t,u ,l thr lsur great exterior pun i- LA l.at th'
Permanent SECRETARY Doe instructed 7" ' ' '''i' ''
lutluu al thc Clusc OF thls OouN cht."A
The following persons read paptrs; .o- 1. 1, Men
d,uhulI of Columbus. ON the " hchsdleuaenI OF tue
Wave and Length of the Blue Line 81 tine spectrum OF
Iridium " Prof Caleb g. Forshay, II New-OreIn-' on
The Physics OF tie Mississippi River beo" Red
Riyer." Dr. Thomas -. summeis Jr, OF Nashville
.. somc Observations the sAiil OF The Conancnei ~
Can't j. ". Powell, OF Washington, "Oyerpacementi ~
T. T. Huntington OF the University Of Virginia, " The
Action Of Dilute Acid upon Fernions sulphide made
fr. Clst Iron; he also read paper on the mineral
of - gosit anLiniOny ores IN Ls'ief OouH'I' AAA
New-York tribune., 1877-09-03
4 LEwIsn coNGREGArloN,s CEMETERY.

The cation Of the Jewish Temple
Emanuel yesterday drdicatrd the building OF their
cemetery O.. salem Field Long Island. Tie ceremonies
began with chant by the Rev, MT Rubin, and after
prayer by the Rabbi. the Rev br. Gotthrn. A LmDut
ger Chairman of the Cemetery Committee presentsd
the new building the reception OF the dead 20 Lew"
May, the Pr, s.dent of the congregation. hr May Do
accepting the building. said that every dollar of the
cemeierys income had been expended tn ad0rn-
ing the grounds. lie gave brief history oI
the cemetery. In March. 1851, tie congregation
bought twenty-five acres Of land for $500 and
since that time so 500 bad been expended IN purchasing
fifteen and BALI additional acres. ana 81 ii-ul 3 l
been used IN improving Tile grounds. Up sept l~'
there bad been .lil hIu.i-. Previous 10 the establish
mrut Of tle Hebrew Free Bural society iu this ctN tt
congregation Euauu-E provided fIe. burial or aii i'in
brr- of the jewish faith Vho died n the pubic chtr
table Institutions Sine snlal. cougit tto' ami sixteen
benevolent societies bad purchased plot. oI Eouh anu
special plot had been part fOr tLe Mount SINAI H E
niIal Tie ceremonies were concluded with % chant in
Hebrew by the Rev. Nr. Eulu. and dctcat)Y auur 81
by Dr. Gotthpii The new building u Two stories hl-n
and contains number ol small rooms to the rtcrpt"u
ol dead bodies There also acc uulodatiuns fnr visit
or, the cemetery. The cost Of ia. building Was
3 lDO
New-York tribune., 1877-09-03

A Board of Survey has been ordered at ;he
Nayy-Yarl to examine tue clothing and clothing mate
rial on hand AID report their conditions with recon-
mendajous as O further or advantageous disposition
of the stock on hand. Tie same activity prevails when
has been noticeable for two months past and dozen or
more laborers employed tIaving the streets and
grading the grounds where heretofore have p.en
large mudholes. etc. This Ia being done under the
personal supervision ~ Commodore Nicholson. Ihc
br ck wall aIru the boundary ot the yard ou Finishing
ave L. nearly completed. aud tine old hoard euce WI
hr removed The -uup Huron i- .:luE 10 ihr cry
docs. having Lcr bottom cleaned ana panied ana fn-
ceyu- new propeller The officer, are anxious ,o grt
t0 sea- as soon as p,ssIlle, bu Do is NOT likely tLa tr
vessel Viii Dee Icuj before Nt month, Nntu SIZE Ni
proceed tu the West indies. The .nZuca d, along
.ar tie dock in commission. and D. being made ready
TOR sea. Tie Alaska Is brng ntted u. hui W NOT pt
rr4 - for before December Tie Guard "li prlhi'9
bee re1uy 60 20 into commission in tcu day Inc co'l
survey steamer Fathomer I- also being required lut
torpedo boat Intrepid D. lying 40 the Coz does, u'mna!
on commission, bus las small crew Oh BOARD uA3 IHt
Plymouth s lying on the Battery near tIr MHu's1id'
aud Is t0 bc R.r-Adnum. lreucbaras ht-snp IAc
scaOoshp supply - a.sO wing Oh tine Battery.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-03
NEMPORT.

NEWPORT, Il. l.. Sept. THE Hon. George
Baucrof; entertained several prominent English gentle
men last evening. Among the guests were Mrs Hamilton
Fish and daughter aud Barou Tnicmann, Charge d
Aflircs OF the German legation.
Levi F. Morton and family of New-Tork, VIII leave
town next week and sail for Europe on Saturday.
Lacrosse games Will be pay cd on the polo grounds TO-
morrow afternoon.
The following are among ihe arrivals at the ocean
House. Walter Thompson and WIFE, Z. NJ Laury, c. ".
Harrison. J. J. Asaworth ami f. NJ. Herth of England
Charles A. Macy and family; Charles Wright ana family
IL g. Hart ana vie; l.. H. Leslie anu John fltch' Ol
York; II. Brto aud Wiie. Richard Mood ana ". H.
Aoacgs OF Philadelphia; ~ +. Magruder. L. =. n; W
-cucas and family iud r. q. hltiu- Of Bf0oAlyhi H.
T. Wluets OF Long Island; W GIChri't, oi O,Wc-O
The mop at Ocean House last night was well attended
ht
New-York tribune., 1877-09-03
WHAT Mr. TLDEEs FRIENDs WANT

Sore of our Democratic contemporaries are
in az unhappy frame OF mind They declare That the
people viii not submit IT, dict tuon-tat there must Not
4utIer .DHuv Regency c~tli i-Cd; tat tuc rank
arr r % OF the ID moc~cy demand q new STATE ticket;
u tha jue Wi.Ir. col the majority must MOI De Ignored
IT,. OW hal the wishes OF tLc majority ae. Oh L'sc
happy Journals quO,e cop0usy from one another and
trv l0 make themselves believe that they giving
e sentiment of The Icupl--as tuoy did year ago
Ia-t JUNE when. with accord. they opposed the
nation OF Nj Ideu 40 ST. Louis. MostOf these journals
have yet 90 learn that the true mission Of "a news
paper is 20 direct and interpret public opinion, and
not Ucryert aud msrepr-scn 10. W sec 10 good
son why tIe present board Of on should
be reu0uunat.d. They chosen the representa-
tivc~ - the advocates of low taxes, ecOnou
cal adIiui .trauOn and responsible government They
were opposed only by the Republicans Uut by that
facuOu OF tlc Democracy which desired TO perpetudtt
corruption ali. extravaganza. Fortunately the faction
was small been the custom years o. rcuoui-
nate the board OF state officers w certainly no
good reason for departing from this custom The
talk about dictitIOn is nonsense Democrats viii
submit dCJLi0u. Least or all, Will the majority sub
Lit 10 tLe dictaiIOu OF "a thrce-beaten minority.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-03
NOT A Bad IDEA.

The OgdWsbarg J0WHqi ~ referring TO the
att tldr O NcI drut wheel towards Tile President
aud his measures. reInars,: IAe frank and generous
-pir which pertalr- MIR Wheeler, Concord speech Will
in nor.enrui of .le admin -tfluOn, which t0 meet
ue approval OF EfpJ 1hcauH generally may furnish
vely good plank ready madr for thr approaching state
Con reOI let %, see how ohr NlcCi4 tslIelta words
Will read l- % resolution. Here tIry
IitS1 rgG. President Hayes 90 lA- already d.
the satisfaction uf tHr people Ol t4e state his
h-l clpacty H thr oiAra mead the nation, With Lrin
ui patriotism faithfully meeting every duty Ge
vov'ug upon hiIn and WITH The slmpl ambition to make
the American throughout tlg world representative
OF freedom honesty, peace and unity; AMI the Rel lui
leans % NrVYura ara" il fun accord with the president
III these high pIrposes.'
Thai would no., be- bad resolution. Less than that
wound be rebukc o both the Prrs dent and NicePres
dent, and III Oe meant 10 Dee 80 interpreted.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-03

In 1850 aIr. Davenport entered into arrangement
with the late James W. Wallack, jr, and tfav-
oIed for three For two seasons Qs7l-
72 he was manager Of the Chestnut-street Theatre,
Philadelphia Mr. DavenpOrt's latest appearances III
this city were IN 1879 and 1876 In septem-
Der OF The former year he appeared for two weeks a
the Grand Opera House IN characters then being played
by Mr. Barry sullivan 40 Booths Theatre During the
two weeks he acted Hamlet Rcheiei, Richard Ill., Ndc
6ett OheLo, Shyiock and BW Sykes. In 1876 be
appeared "a Br1,tts with Mt Barrett and Mr. Bangs IN
Julus Cesar" The hurdredth performance OF The
play took place in March. Mr Dayenport's death was
caused bv gout from which he had suffered for many
years. With the exception Of his daughters Blanche
and May all the members OF his family were az his bed
side during tine last day OF his life.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-03
SUMNER LEISURE.
LONG BRANCH.

Long BRANCH, Sept. 2.-The day Is gloriousy
beautiful Tie ferceness Of summer neat has departed
but the beauty OF Summer remains. The weather Is s
warm enough 20 make thin clothing ana shaded lawns
desirable. Yesterday morning. after nzht OF wind the
running higher than DO mas bten TOT long th'
but wind and waves have subsded and to-day 0,po-.a
calm peryades al nature. There ls Ju'l enough ne
in the air sg Tire leaves upon ne trees ana give
sense of lIie and FRESHNESS.
The sea side Chapel was weu Glel this morning.
The Rev Dr. Saunders or NoIkers, y. y. preached MS
theme being tie Manifestation OF Christ The ygor and
beauty Of The discourse are the subject Oh ul'ef 'o'
Al the United state. Hotel there was rosette party
on Friday evening. which was quite recherche affair
The credit of Its management belongs chiefly to Miss
Minnie Amegman Miss Ammo Anerm5n tnd NE. ~ N3-,
uci glbouug cottages were present
The cottage OF SIR. William IT. John, a. Monmouth
Beach was entered by burglars ON Friday evening while
Che .amily attending minstrel entertainment DO it
ncigLborh1od. A bureau forced opcn aLd about
$500 worth af jeweiry taken. From the Dun- iu-
uanrcru vbisn tuc WORK done. 30 J.. Thought tia
bursaIs were not professionals Iney have MOI Jt'
been caught
The arrivals at The different hotels yesterday "er" very
large u several instances comparing favoraby WIth any
saturday arrivals during the sta-ou
The Hotel Brighton viii icmau open until October l.
number OF - present inmates nayiu- already en@sc-
Tie daily average OF the West End Hotel during August
was rs. the highest daily average ever known for any
month U that hotel. During tHc season tti5 hotel Pa
year
Lleut-Gov. CP johnson Of Missouri IS no the Yves.
rrd Hotel
- r., o., Dbl . -.. C.,,., e r,c. and f,u,if
Al tAe h"'ei btlA'l'A are o'P'' =. o. '''0 % 49,
OF Albany, Capt james j. hilAe OF 'tN"ih' d. i'4i'
Ash. Henry II. Brooks. d. +. Dietrich. r. : Auck' J.
Mh H. Ioihr vi --.l',''l-' a. a.. 49, -, -
~ n. ~ d ,'' .,,-' '.,'' ,f I.,,-yoIL
M ......,, .,,., maj, ;.,rs r.,,,s..r.,I
" '''' 49,. . ...
the man'ser- OF i"e monmouth i'A "''o'''''N 10 -'
"n ezra 9,'s li,"-, ~ yam, mn % . o,,.. .ir,,ti,, 1
viii lis.. snow. t.ir tl.csiuu 30 j., N,v-Nora Ia. r
Monday -.p..'er g. Tuc progIalut will euIbrir. five
races.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-03

Among the names already prominently men
toned SECRETARY OF state very much pcaci 20
recognize that the Hon Allen C. Beach, naturally
ought IIe has been au unsweryinE Democrat al Ls lie
He is q statesman in every sense o the word We arc
delighted tO learn that the OF Gen. Mcclellan Wu
be brought prominently before the Convention can
ddate State Engineer. IL would De superduOus non
SENSE 10 SAY much about his aims. IL Will De absolute
safety to nominate him For the Office of Controller the
name OF Frederick T. Ocott suggests itself The
ufUo. care should be taken tnr selection OF the
iuea for the office OF Attorney General Tor bitter cX-
pereuce has taught the folly ntrustug the Peoples
case n trials To persons of inferior legal attain
m-nts We nave heard OF some uuWlse talk. repeated by
70 few iucousiucrGtc aLd mcOns tcIaDc Democratic jour
ulr about filling the state ticket up with the names Of
the r. IncuInJcuts all round. TINS suicidal notion
has emalated from the occupant, U official chairs.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-03

The announcement that the steamship Eng
land or tAe National Line s Co be nbelle immediately
upou her arrival Dy the Custom House Authorities. for
silk smuggin-. has takcH DO official shape yet capt
BrlcActt speca agent Of the Custom House stated 'u
saturday that no papers had get been made cut
ordering her SEIZURE aud % possible that mouth
might olapso before ythlng was done ohiciniiy.
Clut Hrackett says that be has most positive evidence
AGAINST her WGIcu has taken great amount cot trouble
aud time o. prepare aud tiat surprising oct"lopmcnis
U.td be m.te uub 40 the proper time The most ~
tAl. evidence bias brru obtained from tnl uauf-a. ird
tI. t.uD-Iuu which Capt Bracket hF. urt 81 th nom
tp frruil oI ihr National Line has delay "a AI u fnt
preparation of the matter. Tic England arrived yrstr-
a..
New-York tribune., 1877-09-03
TRYING 10 Pass a STOLEN BOND.

Officers Handy and Fogarty arrested Joseph
L. English ON Lbrrty-st on saturday. for attempting 20
sell a II OCO United states bond l0r $3.50. The
bond is "a J-2O., Cnted states bond. ~. 1886
OF the series Of I-6j. It was submitted To g.
H. Patterson, Deput Assistant Treasurer who made
the following note 90 it: "Ims bond is cayea,rd and
its transfer is forbidden by The Treasury Department
IL Do altered Dy the 0i acid believe % to h' stolen
bono" Tie alteration of thr bluc consists l tLe st-
tutou of the name of George H-ss, uf Boston. Mas.
for that of the name 10 tuc original. iu tHt lnmh-
Police Court saturday, English WIS reminded uLiu
further evidence can D.. procured Detectives are work
ina u the case and expect t0 zee Cluu t1 Hu import
ant Robbery but thus IA. further facts nave been
deVlllurl.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-03
OBITUARK.
+ l. DAVENPORT.

CANTON, Penn, sept. Il. l.. davenport,
the tragedan dcI 90 Summer residence here AT i've
minutes before y O'Clock saturday morning.
Mr.. Davenport was born in Boston IN 1916.
HIS father "ii. q n0tel-k-eper m that city Ills first
really important appearance 0n the stage made when
he was ttculr years Old, in Providence The play
vas o. Nea Wat 70 Pay Ola Debts and J. B.
Booth acted st. '.ts. u which part Alr. Davenport
himself afteaEarC- became famous. Mr. Daven-
port played tr"n in .l' minor part OF the Clergyman.
This was uuder che Caga meut of Messrs Barrett and
Haupt. Mr.. Davenport soon rose 10 the position Of
singing aud Walking gentleman, but II not until
several years later he made his first bit This
the play of Patnam" written by Mr. George T. Browne
vino acted Putnam. Mr. Davenport highly successful
aud much admired IN tins part Of JedcGh, the Yankee
In this character be travelled through the country and
played long engagement al the Wllnurstfeet Thea
ire, Philadelphia. His next engagement with
Anna Cora Mowatt Richie, whom be supported
both here and IN London. Upon ner retirement
he associated himself with Macready. To whom
he played second parts Mr. Davenport remained a
considerable time In London and married Mis-. Yinng