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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-16
NJ. Rouvier Trad. Rep.), lid Crcumscription of

| NJ Rouyier Trad. Rep.) lid Circumscrption OF
Marseies Department of Bouches du Rhone.
| NJ. Rouvre Mod. Repl ACCOMPLISHMENT oil Bar-sur-
Seine, Department of Aube reelected in opposition
| to NJ. de Manpes 70. CD.
NJ. Rubillard Trad. Rep.) Circumscrption OF lie
Mans. Department of Sarthe, reelected in opposition
| to NJ Bourrat 20. c.
NJ Salard Rad. Rep.), ACCOMPLISHMENT of ProvIno'
Department Of Seine-et-Marne. reelected in oppose
ton to NJ. dc HansonvIlle %. CO.
NJ. Henri Solomon Rad. Rep, LIST Circumscrlp'lon
of Porers, Department of Viennc; reelected III OPP
position to NJ. Ernoul o. c..
NJ Savoye 10. c., lid Circumscriptlon oil fYetot
Department Of Seine Inferieure.
NJ. Scripel Rad. Rep. lid .Crcumscrlption OF
Lille, Department OF Nord; reelected in opposition
to NJ. Catteau %. c.
NJ Camille See Mod. Rep.l Ist Circumscriptlon OF
SAINT Denis, Department of Seine.
~ Sens %. CO., list Circumscripiion of Aras, De-
partmcnt of Pas-de- Calais, IN place of NJ. Densy
Mod. Rep.)
NJ de Septenville tBonapartist and 0. C'6 ia
Circnmscription of Amiens. Department Of SOmine.
TWO NOTED BoNAPARTIsTs DEFEATED.
PARIS, Tuesday, Oct 10, 1877.
Among the prominent Bonapartists elected is
Robert Mitchell and among those defeated arc NJ.
do Maupas and Prince Gutenberg
THE GERMANS SATISFIED.
LONDON, Tuesday, oct 49, 1877.
The DaiIy Netcss dispatch from Berlin has the fol-
lowing: The news of the Republican victory In
France is received here with satisfaction. and even
relief by all except the Ultramontanes and Social
lists, as o triumph of peace.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-16
evening that Dr. vanderpOcl rcOpcned quarantine
TIE SOCIETY OF THE RED CROSS.

The American Society of the Red Cross met
yesterday at Albert B.crs,adts studio, No. 81 west
Tenths Through tnis society aid will be distributed TO
all soldiers both Rus aud Turks within the Russian
lines. Further than that tho American branch cannot
cach because acts through the agency 81 the ST. Pc
tersbure society. Any PRISON may become member
on payment ~ 81 which entities the sub crOer TO wear
the SOciety's babe. report was pe-eued ycS~fi'y
Ivy the Executive Committee, processing that committees
should be nonted TO arrange balls lectures art tXD
tious and dramatic entertainments, The committees
appointed by the csng oilicer, win Tue iolow
ing Charmcn: Ball Clm litee, c. II. X inOnd; Lee
lures. Joserh VI. Sruns Dramatic \. Wrielt sanford
\ t. Albert Bierstadt Entertainments viii be gwen
irlder the spices the sOC.Cty and tie money put
in Use through the Russia Consul Tle secretary was
instructed g. take measures for the establishments Oh
branch. s in Boston P.ilaleuhia, Chicago aud o'ner
4, ointment ciu II announced that Father N'cuo
las B~rrR.. OF the Greek Cldpel, would esur1 on ho
Introduction oi Christianity in the Etst at huch tlc
tn sucirtV Sluut cru0s'. The following are thn "r
maneut officers TIE >Oiey: president, Jose ~ H.
Choatc: Vic--iresid 'nts, Abort ierSt"it' W. ~
Guiun. i. G. Ren.eu. T. Rtud0llh Robinson; secrci('
Joseph NJ S,r1ng; recording sccre,art, FRI erl'G MAY
foreign corresponding secretary, Edmund I fielsS
treasurer, john Hone, No. 1913 Bro tdWtJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-16

Several months ago Joseph l.. Lewis, an &C.
centric millionaire. o. Hpnoacu j., die' and wilicd his
fortune t1 the United States Government 10 be used
tow td paving tue National Debt Il was supposed tlat
I..a s haze nu relatives hut claimants for 81
agrcar 90 on. claiming be- his wlic and the other his
en- str:day tho cas- came mp before Master n Cham
co.,, a. s.. n Jcrs cry. the Hon. Robert Gilch1-t
arc,inr fi the NCcr tors AMI the Hon. g. ". Wd ~
fng t.c cIaitauf-. lir uGcld asfo shed the ofhri
ra.tr D. UIodnc ug a muIa.e cert ii ne AID one
81 ihe w. trcSs 10 a.. Tire q rnf 'ft", which,
was in three pieces forth taf Joscrh L. Lewis aul
Jane Has nes married M 'hn house of Mr. Lewis.
d. " .bYicn November Is. 1888, hv E!eiiic Fish p
ms c of ga. P.rc with George Bovine and -0rge l..
Bead ord as wi posses Bradford testified that ne went
Win F. 90 act witness 10 the MARI age OF The claim
ant 90 Afr Wis and identified his signature. Tile other
side il Try 90 prove that Bradford is IN mpo,ior and
traf fhc certificate IT. either spurious cuuent, or that
a ne p4rn b..u dtad. has fili,u INFO the hands q
tic assumed u I.p. aud rs being used hv 10
crc Csc money TIE case win bee hard fight on both
cr.fl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-16
THE UNFORTUNATE CAB COMPANY.

NClIhcr w. IOWnsIruI, hoy WHO, MOTIFS
Co.,. rec,iv dgy legal notice. Yesterday Of the threat
cucd action of Francis Kay1u3gl 70 restrain them from
proceeding % c1rry TIE resolutions Of last saurd
d-soyinr the Manhattan Cab Company. Mr Town
sheud VIII recommend that White Morris Co defer
turning the amounts deposited With them by the NIB
scbers 10 the capital stock OF the company. until tie
approval Of the action OF the meeting on Satur-
day has been obtained from maj 'riY Of tie
Commissioners, Mr. Morris % White VI lrri. Co.. said
Yesterday that kavsHaCh had nor visited tneir place OF
business for several weeks ad t1t l the money mat
lHd boon cuOst,d on account OF 90" company had hetu
rlaced there by Tire American subscribers TO tie credit
OF tie C0iuini-si Nh >avana. hid not deposited
q dollar account OF tie English sIb-crb r., ami hc
q q not understand that kvanagh md my control over
the dcpos except one oi tLc six cen Comm s.
An an lir made Yesterday 90 Juf -c Robinson,
n Common Pleas. Special iiu for tHc air SO OF Mr.
Kavauagb, icr am unpaid balance ot h0iel ID amount
if 81 700 judge Rob SON refused IA order ON the
ground that fraud established by the alidayits.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-16
ASKING For rHEIR Old PAY.

The Third Avenue Railroad Company re-
Gently reduced the wages Of all its employees. Ths ac-
ton was natura ~ received with dsiavOr by those whom
IL affected but the reduction accepted oy nearly al
of them without open complaint Tho wages OF hOslers
were reduced from Al 90 q day to 81 % aud about the
same proportion observed Throughout the pay list.
For several days the hoscrs have been discussing among
themselves the advI,aby OF making protest against
the reduction and Of formally requesting the restoration
OF the old rate An officer Of the company said yesterday
afternoon that he had heart nothing Of such
contemplated action until hour before. lie
went through the building and talked with
many Of tue men, lie found them all at work, and he
did MT anticipate any trouble from them Those who
were dissatisfied had of course their leaders, aud IL
po,siblo that they might make difficulty among large
a body ~ workne.. At the very time the officer was
speaking "a request Was submitted 10y committee of
hoste, President OF the company, that TIE Old
wa.cs should be restored In response, President Phi
lbs called the men together aud TOLD them plainly that
II they were unwilling To work Tor rl % th'F nlg go,
yielding thcr PAGES to new men. me company could
ssvcial OF the hostlcrs prominent in making the
uuu- SAID to TRIBUNE reporter thai the men had no
tushl ol stopping WORK They merely wished 10 make
c en- 90 to Obtain their old y aud " they failed they
Wound cont mae work. II would loo foolish t. strike. ami
confined 10 t.c hoslcrs Who had nothing to do with
drivers aud condIc,Ors
,u uu WAY cutd u thc movement one Of thrn said
tnot tLc reduction only "irc'cd TIE Old conductors
and drivers. who had bepu receiving ~ 30 "a daN.
received 80. aud those who made extra trip
r,d ~ a. Ihec wu, no disposition To make thc com
p.n trouble. They were better paid no" inan the om-
no, a. of other hucs An officer ~ the company CON
mined ti. statement. lie knew that IN ir rates
imam - were pad by ans nc higher tnan most, aud he
,''frf,l bv tne Executive COMMITTEE the officers
cnulf not interfere, even % thcV felt so inclined IL was
certain taa the company could not AFFORD to pay any
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-16
BRooKLYN ALDERMEN OFFER 4 REWARD.

The rumOr was given circulation last week
that one Of the Broublvu Democratic aldermen had been
brbcd by the offer OF $1,000 TO vote for the couhrma-
ton o. Mayor Schroeder nominations. At The opening
Of Yesterdays meeting Of the Common Council attention
Wa cl el to the ruuor by resolution offered by Alder
man Gr-wold. This authorized The Offer Of "a reward
81 $500 for the production o evidence that would lead
&c the conviction Of o3J person 90 person, 10 may nave
raid. or offered o pay. ANY money or Diner
vsugblc consideration 10 any member OF thc Board
~ fIc uruO.e of uluencug tine action Of sucu .Dcr
on the confirmation ui thc appointments The Mayor,
ON. evidence. when offered 90 Pee submitted o the Dis
,rc Attorney ~ ku.- tOurts aud tr reward 90 be paid
a. his cert lrlIt" An I'm 'udWcnt OH rtd hN Alder an
Cottrell 0scIJ to make the icNnd FIouoJ cNed out
I'm, dor slye iguritrr Asa substitute Tor The whoc,
Alderman NuIfuI l.nJ moved tu.i committee ol lu
ycsigaton be- appointed win power 10 sen Tor inns
81 nam. This substitute lost hI vote OF 10 10
H. u Nlic bl ot tIc party Ncs were dfl'-at' ca Tie
an. nttucnf 81 Alderman fut.ftIi accepted by Al
ger,n. Cr.sW,ld b., vote oI l. Co e. Those WHO first
n adr tlt chsf have. h'l'iuIc tnc opportunity 10
d,nrrd 10000 by proving ucsiaiencAi-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-16
4 NEW BAPTIST CHURCH IN BROOKLYN.

The cornerstone of the new ediiice OF the
First Baptist Church, OF BsOokyn now buil ng ut GIN
aud Pcrrep1n'-sts was laid yesterday afternoon
Tao Rev J. L. Hodse, OF the earlier pastors oil the
church. opened the ceremonies by invocation Ihe
church choir sung Coronatou," aud h' Rev. George r.
Reed pastor of the Hanson Place Methodist Church. read
selection fomthc Bible. The Rev Dr. lngs pastor Tue
formed Church tle III H,htS. d Ytre an address
Alter PRAYER bv the ". DR.. Seires, OF the teh'rd
Baptist Churc0. history of the church was gwen ny Tue
pastor, Rev DR.. Jesse b. Thomas the cornc -soe'
wtcu was then lad, contained copies OF tie BrookNn
papcrs minutes of the Long land Baptist AssOclatuh'
a church mauua. copy Of the BROOKLYN cry IIcctUit'
a niece of tbe first wire stretched across the Brooklyn
bIdg, and other articles of local interest nc pu'
zion pronounced 10y the Rev Arthur OtosUg p"S'oi
of Tue second PRESBYTERIAN ChurcA, OF CiutOnst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-16

Before she could utter the "Where hare you
been tlll this hour O tue mutnng anyhow :" WuCh Mas
tren bling hc lips, he sad: Bin tlhrr nd-rcadu:
uei yer scy u dollars read yer mud this very min.
MT" "Wrll, you old TOOL What am think ng al now ="
sac said ~ n tone OF sadness "Inmkn OF Why, can
read ytt mnd Ike Their OIen pages of 'er book: yer
tmnkin I'm druukern a billed OWL but yer never VS.
fooled In yer BE" She Ouly sail that there must
bee sUmrtng in mnd-readng after all, for lie had hit lie
nail ught square On the head
Amateur sportsman returns i'm triumph from
"a days shooting with splendid mare, ana say 40 MS
wife: There, you said couldn't shoot Yuu didn't
expect TO see me bring this hOne z" Yes, 1 did the
next door you buying round the corner"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-16
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

hofor Houso-.Judge jeremiah S. Black. of Penn,
fylyara.. Wipdsor ff0t-GhOmas A. scott PreNient -
The PENNSYLVANIA Railroad Company John w. GARRETT fis
the Baltimore Ohio Railroad Company, ana NoS
~. McIauU OF Baltimore. Btts'g ifOise hl'
mral Alfred Taylor. u. N.....Si ydHsS H0-JuIge IN
thaniel Shpmau, Of Hartford. nm AtenuS Hdg1.
Cor rqsnan o. b. Matttsln Of Utica James L. Claghorn
OK Philadelphia ard James Macin Of Fishkil, n l..'
IfogIa "a iiouse- Casper CroHiushsl. OF boston 30
Nclo1s I0fel-feuteuant Geo &c NJ. wheeler OF ie Ell
gueer Corps T. A, and Don NJ. Dicknson OF Detroit
Ned orr ,oet-CrnerAl " Tal,oti, Of Albany , ur
teranf HoUsc-Genera Jo NJ. Brennan, u y A. ana SuI
D. NCMurre, T. =. N ...MstT0pottd" fiots'-ioi
l.. I.afllu, Saugcrtcs, y. y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-16

the Eric Railway held conference last evening, Mt the
Windsor Hotel Little information given to the re-
porters In regard 10 the meeting but t asceraned
that there discussion IN regard 10 the percentages
OF the railway freight pool. The meeting was ajourned
however without any definite action having been taken
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-16

CLERICAL IlINr.-lt il a bad plan 10 divide
"A sernun INTO many heads. for this reason t there
may be- considerable difficulty tie par ol the eOBgre-
IA lon In nndlng eaIs for all Of theni.-lJuly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-16
ACHES AND PAINS.
DIR, RiDWiYS REGULATING PILLS.

Perfectly tasees elegantly coated ,or Inc eure ~ I'll d
the stomach. liver bowels Kdneys bad
d eases headache. constipation, indigestion, dyspepsia
bli0usness bilious fever, mfammat on Of the bowels.
piles all deraug Of the intern viscera
10 effect pOsitivecure Price 25 cents per box.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-16

Presidents scott, OF the Pennsylvania, Car
tstt of the Baltimore and Oaio and Vanderbilt Of the
hsW.Yofk Central Railroads. and Receiver JewetL Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-16
THE PRESIDENT SUSTAINED BY KANSAS REPUB-
LICANS.

LEAvENwoRTH, Kan, Oct. 15.-The Repub-
Icun Central Committee to-day adopted resolutions
warmly indorsng the National Administration. aud APP
proving tue cOnciia;ogy policy OF T. esieut Hayes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-16
HOME Ne US.

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT BUDNUTs IN
BROADWAY. -.
pauGlo Noon. IT, ~ 49,. TO-. MdnghtC3'.
IL chest during the dav. 80. ,ovr'r. 3D.
Average 6Ja same daT. 1876 20 e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-16
Liver Com plant, &c.
klDNEY AND RLlDDER (OWPLilNTS,

mary AM Womb Diseases Gravel Diabetes D-opsy sop
pag O Water lucont Of Urine, Brgts Disease AL
bumnuria al where there are brick l-t o. o.
its, the water thick cIOuy mlNri Wtl -nIst cs Ss
the white Of threads Ike white SIR or tcresa
morbid iars bilious appearance aud white bon iu,. dep,
It's when there is pucSug burnt = "A ron w'n
na-sing and pain The small 81 the back III OIg tls
I-Lrs --.II ht. Il D. ,,l.f. PLlI. OrI nuILAL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-16
PLEADING GUILTY.

In the United State, Circuit Court, before Judge
Benedict yesterday John Dun aud john Maher indicted
FOR sending lottery tickets through the mails, pleaded
guilty and were rCuandeu Tor sentence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-16

WHEN REFRACTORY,
Juvenile stomach may be- disciplined with MILK OF MAC
ga. which always conqucrs INDIGESTION
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-16
AMATEUR REGATTA ARRANGEMENTS.

The Regatta Committee of the National Associa-
zion Of Amateur oarsmeu yestordly al pe<aQs &sks
drawn 70 the regatta The drawing resulted as
follows;
Sloe s1ts S,ytor-l Ar@onsuta; Neptune 3. Ner-
cid 4. Nautiiu q 3, NASSAU
PAR o ia lfbtalsuts ?. Nautilus. - ,,
F,UrsJd si &,Ets.-l, Argouauia =. Coumba Coilest.
Four Dared a., JaOi.-l NeIcd; 2 brspeI' . C@IhAp
Sfn.le scu .is Scntor.-l, Triton ., V sper
s r.sGred Gtq SrntOr.-l. Namees~ ,. Argonauta ,,,
Poat ons numbrr from staten Island snor. noftb inc
crews ale required 10 wear following coi0rs; No /
Red headlress No BLUE No 3-Wmte. No. yellow.
No 5-Bla,k
The Qualification Committee, Of which General Shaer Com
modore n, Judge Gldersloeve and T. A. Buck are
ef.s met to pass upon protests entries made for the
regatta protest de against Edward SMITH of the Ar@o
uquia Club decided be informal it did not set forth
the depended up 10 suhstantae the protest accord
ing to the rrquircme Of the association
The steamer Mortified will leave The foot OF Wmehaist
AT L. 3 D. me- 10 accompany boats Ia the various races
TIL Try judges and officials and press VIII
leave the adjoining pier tie same hour
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-16

MT. Beatty, Washington, Nj, Pianos d Organs
h-bcstuny look l2stopu ranos, oostS65O
STRUCTURE, Impotence, AMI Diseases of the
- Gencrauye organs radically and speedily cured. Olos
hours \ TO J. HENRY A. DANIELS ND. IA LoNuggou.,v
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-16
Announcements

For gcntemCn's hats of extra quality go di-
to the manufacturer EsPRSsCHgiD. lls Nassau.st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-16
EFFORTS TO FLOAT THE MASSACHUSETTS,.

The efforts to Il at the steamer Ma>sac .uSet's'
ashore the GreenpOrt L. L. saturday having
proved unavalue Captain Ne ritz of tie Coast Wreosng
Company This city for le Of pontoons yescr ay
aud 10 the wreck last night j. is1uen"ed 20
al uOutuOu side Of the Il amer, al lo" ildr
pnd then start the puinus to rec her from
wafer 10 believed that d. this ,ie Y'so VIII gu
clear hr rock at high tide ANA tha today she VIII De
.lIl- N nnlLcl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-16
OVARIAN TUM0R
OF TEN YEARS GROWTH CURED
BY Dn. railways EENBBIEl.

/ HAVE HAD An OVARIAN 1UMOR II THE OVA-
RIrs An ID BOWELS FOX ZEN YEARS 100
ANN AkbOl, DC. -, 1879.
DIR RADwAH; That others may Do benen.ei. make mis-
statement;
have had Tum0r M me oyare, ana bowels Tor
ten years tired the best uh lcas ot THIS place AMI es
without beurn IL growing al sich iaui - ~
could lisei nue. longer irvd ~ mne induced
kaaWag's Remedies. not TAI
ont finally after much iriDerit"n the tnvm . ., %,
per we'll heart lul uI graz noe %
God for ,is help 10 my deep affection To you ami
wonder medicine. feel deeply indcolv and uy a. RS
tnat IL may be much " blessing 10 hers a. II mas eea
m tSi-ntdl Mts r. & nihhi''
Mrs Bbbus who makes the above certificate, - person
request you send medicine H. June, 1870 o
medicine, tic
my NAL her stat
II correct without qlAlucat on. al mrd l. p LERCH.
Druggist iud Chemist, Ann ArOOr, Mich.
This may certify that Mrs bbHns who mlkes the tb1gs
certificate. for yea wei knOHu 90 IA
ana the therein staei undoubtedly anC uni na5y
rorrrcL ANY who knows Ms. BDJus w 1c ieye hsr
stateulenL - gEed) BRSJ D. COCKER Macy r. POND.
May COCKER T. b. PONn.
DR. RADWAY s. Co.. BE WARREN-Sl- Ny.
, 1877-06-26
INDIA,
INDIA.
TIE PAMlxR-Ro CuAN0k FOR TUE DETER.
Stzts iyaxxk1 NJ

TIE FAMlAH-Ho C1AN9E FOR TUE DETER.
4se@ FORK World.
There Ia no change for the better In Jnd,s. Tbs
famine bas not abated, and A7atss cvcrywhcsu arc
becoming critical Tho prtce Of grain IL advancing
most Of tho Burmese rice.csop has been secured
for English consumption aud there n no rain Tho
condition OF the people The relief works IL gsad-
uslly deteraorating III eight districts whrso
thu annual death.Fala of tho winter scapon ts not
nrUal'y moro shan 20 per ], 600, It ranged fsum
S7.3 tn 1853 h December, and from O. Il TO 11a7
in January. MAny Of thu deaths arc due to stasya.
tion, or diseases engandcrcd BY starvation, bat
thcas nro dcb!ted 10 'eholera." The beat su.
thoT!fiea eatlmate tho total loss OF liso that
rilf follow from famine at million, sud
tfAak that The. Madras census Of 1881, with
its 10, 900, ooo souls Will show. II not =
sstsSfssas s,s e Il. ststlons pcpa'aon aes +
up'e,s the assertion that periodical famnes snd
pestaenees ats necessary to keep down lhs :scdun-
ths o Of TIL
pertins 10 The ssb!cctf the famine had ditplay.
ed Itself ln The most thiekiy populated districts of
thickly porMlated districts iave bcru abls no, ppty
70 Etow iond en1a:h foI lhelt own necessities bns
t. stpeft 70 passs whsso @ these ~ scarcity
eqnare mtle. aaA known no famine nor dtstscss ho-
}ond has insiaenta 70 the raising OF prices Of food
xhiIs Katnool. toddapah. and l'clIasy, With only
In lba hhdsl50 tnhab'tsnsa 10 aqnare mile, haYa
~ tas pre.suts nost severely. There II Ro evt
indla T. beyond the capaeity Ut the aht 10 support.
EselT pound Of grain consumed Ia she nmlao
81 sHen aasas e. VIII r. pe: b..
mons local failure Of crops aver Inhabited By
~ CO.. ooo Of psopit h.. pteta'lsd, iaa!a oss lttf
Europe. There 10 lothln8 In tho condition vi The
famtl'e. distr!et u point to oser popaa.
eton and when the fstnlnc ID ovcr II may b found
to till The soil
, 1877-06-26

r. r. ,;h tlod, snd Mohauued II hi. APOSTLE On
en- your faith.' Another stantasd Of The calIDhsto
VII. wn1 espta,sa y ihe ysnetisnt T. the vear fas
Ssuiss TSss'a ssSi seaki. s.Sp'es E Stnes Il e.
IT, =: feGns ~ sas woFst q ss Ss5s
Ito M. Most iI!eh md Almighty, God tic Iord
e ,.,ais hsis' aha tbs prnh
oiha1n' "a snd A. 9!n the Other ads vr!t,sn
Soa IT e. n ' zopdse: opa od of bo9 9u, s g.
Lord Of III nations Il appcsrs. therefa,e. ~ tro@ s9
!hess Historical f.ets. tba the sreen standsrt now
:ssnEagcment; :sE And his aeeoris With tho Tradition
hsa'f Il. 9a. sea shs Prophet "a dy!ns
nuTaah from The door Of the death charnnef. nud,
Eiy!na i to The assembled chiett hade them make
ss III. s1esn ssnass. nstsee n.o tatfs
bel being necd !. shc standard Of tbs Kingdom and
the 1el!zon of Mohhn'med.
% rs non :eenntnenr:e Of the green banner. the
motelsma hare always believed. aud att{i hetleyc,
sSss s9nt H. green esss; ..hes 5hey i ia
med by Oirine ordinance AZ an '!ndubitalie token
o. y'etoEy.' This strong faith ,compsls them ia
erer theT nee il displayed; MY, The s.ltas thet.
sclscs are bound as good Bio;ieE,s and successors
q hohamHc9, To- accompany The banner .! the
ca!phate and 70 Into the mldst Of thcts troops 10
aeht aEsinst thelf enemies. War Ie, indeed, not
10 tho Chriatan. but II ID religious duly cnIoincd
npon thcm BY the pvceept* Of the ko. an. beg
Aohan,mcd 10 h.0w that the Mohamm edans aro
not only allowed to wage var with thclr cncnIcs.
1ut arc even commanded br the Koran 10 do 30.
med It le raid. %, trne believers: II you atsI.t
Mod y nxhtlng for lts religion, he will assist ron
asaiin,nt Jonr enemscs III the eleventh chapter,
Joined TO you against those who light against ron
FlEht os.4lis religion Q! God And in
silr up the faithful TO war cfc, Thus iha Koran
knows nothing of protocols, but enjoina Moslefns
70 Wasr war nnd nsht against their encnlea; hence
shcy are Justified by the prcecp Of their religion
ln d!eplayine the banner II sie Cslfphate, and tn
aKff}NH the ktInf Tn txNr =
, 1877-06-26
GREAT BRITAIN,
AMERICAN pFHF IN ENGLAND.

G0sa&fQn 11H&ts
An additional 5cturn ohl4tAed By Nr. Elliott u,
r.. Wal, on Friday, tssusd on tho Importation Of
INT al II embraces the thsrs months ended tho
3ltt Ut March gasE aud IL dIrided Into thrrc parts
showing tho quantity and the yalas Of tho dead
meat Imported tntu the Emitted Kingdom In tho
pcrsod distinguishing ths pttnctpal eouatries from.
which tha samo WIS tapotfcd; Ills SECOND refers to
tha ports Ut which tho meat was received, and tho
third shows tht aggregate Importation aud ths
value, Tho total Guantity imported In three
months was ~, 4va evil. Of which H. 0..a ca.no
from Denmark. 4, eDk from tieFmauy Is Is from
ltolland 407 from ueIgtnn, y, 41J from Franco,
y, 6o7 from Au.tsa!iH, O.01' from Cauada, ;KIj,
Bai from tho United 6tstcs, 2, Ot3 FROM Uruguay,
and 1,UJ3 iron other countries, maktu4
ill., ill., lapotations xas Ei.e7s, Ill, T. eomp1i.tax Is
4s1f, cd Denmark, El2, 8O1 Germany, G3U, SIT
lloliasz: 50. eo5 Ds!sium. E,a III rtssee.
El17.i Austfahs, ely, ts3 cansds, &Olo, Gt5 tho
Unl3td ssste., II, o2l Uruguay. and rs, o4D ether
countries. The tx,ns honorable uleolbsr recently
ytocured EetHtn Al ~ ths importation Of live
stock. showing the fosuscn cattiu Anl sheep In
ported into Crest NsItain In Ihsge ycags. In tho
year endsd the 3lss 81 March lust, tho aggregate
Of cattle. sheep, and lambs IT'S k7t Ia mum
bar; IN tho year 1915. 800, Wa and In the pre-
eedinR year, W5. 650. jA tlp ttres ycara the
numbcF Of rar90es landed wA4 II, $50, and lhp
number Of caEGots having diseased Aulmals MAJ
465. Of uhieh one cargo wkk Affected by th4 cat.
us.plaGus. ihlftoen by plsuro- pneumonia, l, 3Hl
By foot and mouth dfacass, two by ahetp. pox, and
stxtY- ons " sheep. scab-