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The New York herald., 1877-11-01
THE HERALD WEATHER SERVICE.
now THE nKEsLD rEEDlcfIoNs HAVE BEEN
gtLEIIdFD on TnE british coAsT-A oEs-
LnAL INrTEFsr awAKrNEp.


FtLandfD on TnE british coAsT-A oEs-
EnAL ISrrEFsr AwAErNEp.
Prem tae Belfast northern wh'g o 4 i2I
rcfsons xho undertake q trcaies tho character Of
the weather aSY eiveu dsy long Ia the popu.
iaf estimation, Bocn regarded isse gSopbc,a rhcro
was doubless gsod groaua ~ lhis opinion 10 pa,t
EsnrrniosS su' aeissea hss 81 la,e years made such
rape psosresa fhsi some aearcc - rua may nov b.
repnaei . ~ prcficiious "a properly qaBh0ed metc
ofplog si@ she Nrw YueA uKeaLp, VITA lis usual
fpin q cnlsrFnsa. ~ - 4hRel system oi m,cor-
eese. oesefssttas - - able 20 save wara.
ing - eemiog sorHs sul 80 glsn hsa. so isr. been
Ary sgeossffat ~ - CA lEsi. rs psbi.bca ,ho
'sla.las ieiesfsm. ~t'cb 80 re- ved it, prcvous
ifoia Aes Tafk
,,s.ssis .,.' s,g..ia< A'i,ass pa,snel %.
- ,s-, u ~ M ~. \, .'s e'..a s.ia hsilaa'
81 pf8Fe.. sEefu sos lssalninr att nssts fsins
~ remaftsa - sss usae that. ssova 80 storm uos
exfena lufthnf ueftu ihan the uatFatea lrn.
lana. ~ any f.ts ihs Nsftb oi ireland, 1oula -
esFe. bnt tbat - 80 bffi@A thaffe ~ sale might
stn n*L a. stofm stfues lhe mps eaftsfly portion
lhe spaih e~tst % hAxlss4 Al Dover tse 90
Insas clean sweep over the gaays. dong large
oyfr me per AID t'Ht usfue Terrace Vromenadc "a
wsy de.lroylbs 80 tfa1e .eadtug irom the lcity
snd anufHathr tbe iau4 hst bcen reclaimed "
The srcction o. 80 salt bat tbe storm. moving
snstn - ssi.m..ei hgts. 90 nos fsecA ireisnl 90
samo source. receives N l.un dou IA The previous
nle1t an4 whiCh uas islioas,-
Greet fsfidY toward Fnrope wli
srabaty Npra e4isp. UsN ffenth rsnis alnt
iOh rtprra l. a@eEsreas tasferf southwestern
ssns hcaty fslns stI EfvYa aanut leave
bnli,h and sfvaeh sfts 80 t, 4s shaua tsAs wafanR
on the nignt of "Wednesday, the l0th inst. and
furug yesterday, ttc liza inst had, ale North
OF Ireland, gale isvm lks N0utA~cst wlth heavy
ram and ~ fhr mgrnlng great aeal of hghtnlnE-a
storaD eorrtpoB0lng ~th the aeser pt0a ,eexraghed
from New York 81 the extent - ~hlch he storm
has been upoo nglish scotch have
~ yet account Toe facts whlsh have
rnersacd are sufficient 10 show thai, although all
wesfher warnings may not nc cnrrecf, there II con-
siderable ground tor gvng some hoed ~ pfoEnostea
lions based npon proper system 81 observation.
Acfeoroogy - only IN - infancy, Dnt the scfcuoe.
Ia tccomes more perfect may DC OF great rractlcsl
ptlllty, especially 10 MART me peoples
The New York herald., 1877-11-01
A SAD ACCIDENT.
TDY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

ny TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
WmwEsBARRE, Pa, Oct. 81, 1877.
A i. al lamp Explosion occurred IN this city last
night by which Mrs I. f. LYNCH tho wife OF promi
mont politician hcrc, Catholic lady OF est imablo
tues, received fatal injuries. II appears that whilo
coming from apartment on tho second story Of her
dwelling sho stopped 60 raise kerosene lamp from the
floor when suddenly It exploded ana she was at
envcopcd in f,mcs. Her screams brought her nus
band from below, who caught hcr in hts arms
ana bore her down STAIRS where loose
carpet was lying. Win ono piece he managed
10 smother portion OF Tho nanccs, after which he
torc the burning garments from The body Of his wiie
edca aid summoned, but II was discovered
she had inhaled part of the lames and she fingered
until to-day IN the most intense agony when she
dicd Mr. Lynch also badly burned She leaves two
interesting children, ono an infant only few
nth
The New York herald., 1877-11-01
NEW COUNTERFEIT.
Description OF THE roGus NOTE.

Description OF THE roGUs NOTE.
WASHINGTON, Oct 81 1877
Three counterfeit fvcs on no First National Bank
OF Tanaqua Pa, received to-day at the National
Bank Redemption Agency, one from each OF the
following places :--Hartiord, Conn.,; jamestown,
n. ", and Lee, Mass The notes well
printed good paper, and all notes on
this bank should be examined with care
All the That havc been at the Redcmp
lion Agency have had the letter '' In tho upper left
aud lower right hand corners OF the note. None OF
them have had the correct charter number. which Is
1919 printed red ink figures the faco Of
tpc note, and all this bank with aUother
bcr than ], ,2l9 may bc refused as counterfeit.
The New York herald., 1877-11-01
AMERICAN PORTS

ASTORIA, o. Oct 3o-Arriycd, bark Woodruff (Br),
Low. Hong kony.
ssned-harks " Cochran. Givan, -; Adventurcr
(Brl. hrsitbwsiie. London.
Al NtNDRIA, Oct 5o-Auved, scbrs Sunlight. Boston
Ciartnda. Washington.
saed-sehrs Jane l. Newton. Boston; Hattie Kelsey,
AliJn's Pom.
PASSED ~ from Georgetown Brig Antelope, from Ken
nehec. schrs BAKER, Providence; X Kirk. PhHd-l-
rhls; Wm Thomas. C-ps Ann. Bii stow. boston; Jcn-
ni- Shepherd. frnncis l. Godfrey. Boston Maggie q
ft-k do.
Passed down from Georgetown --schrs Bakcr, for
Bsstaa, VIM Thomas. do; - & Terry, Hobokcn; Emrna
Aery. do
Savannah; ship Mary ,'p"eii, Eamss, Iaio brig David
Bngoce Staples gloucester. Masss schrs Lacy d. Handy
The New York herald., 1877-11-01
NEWPORT MANUFACTURING CO.
A PLAN ron PAYING raE DEBTS or TIE con-
Germ.

Germ.
lBr TELEGRAPH TO THE HKnaLnl
NgwroRr. n. T.. 0ct n. fs7l-
Bankruptcy and the throwing out OF emrioymens
OF a large number Of men and women have harpay
beon averted by tho prospective settlement a ne
AFFAIRS Of the Nc~port Manufacturing comI@ny,
failure tor upward OF sg5oooo sas recently sp-
nounccd 1t is proposed that the company transfer 70
Mr. BENJAMIN Fipcb who Endorsed their paper. ahthe
company's property. Mr. Finch, from tbs properly
ana hts own property, as valued ~ the eredit"rs.
committee, agrees to pay a dividend oi thirts yer
all the obigst OF ths company. AID ~ aa'
don forty per cent the balance cf tbeir otiign-
which he Is indoser, iorty pee cent on his
personal Obligations aud forty per cen, on ne eaisncs
OF his liability indorser for two members o. The
firm. In the meantime the private propert, oi the
various members OF tho nrn ~ 10 be transferred 70
three trusiecs who-are sell the same case of fab
ure TO meet the payments The trustees named are
gentlemen IN whom all the creditors have unboanded
confidence. and VINO will probably manage the sstste
IN n very economical manner. The indebtedness OF
the hrm Is principally TINS place, although tncir
paper is held in Massach usctts aud New York
The New York herald., 1877-11-01
SHORTHOkN BREEDERS.

LEXINGTON. KY, Oct. 81, 1871
Tho American Association OF Shurthorn Breeders
met here this morning with President Christie, Of
Canada, IN the char. A large number of delegates
from different States are in attendance Among the
prominent gentlemen Colonel l.. Failed, OF New
York T. L. Mexican OF Pennsylvania; Judge Cravcns,
OF lnJiana, and Emory Cobb, uf Illinois Alter an
address by tho President the reports OF the
and rcasurcr were read. T. q. Jones offered resoi-
ton relative 10 the registration Of cattle. J. H..
Pcgcrci oi Illinois, reported an unsatisfactory result
OF correspondence with treasury officials Washing.
ton IN regard 10 the prevention Of Inc importation OF
diseased cattle.
Tho Convention then adjourned until this afternoon.
The New York herald., 1877-11-01
BRAZIL COFFEE MARKETS.

RIO JASRIno. Oct. 81 1877
Coffee market quiet; prices maintained Gooa nrsts,
G.tp N.3tt rels 40 k4los Exchan on London ~
Assfs9e daily receipts oi caneo during the past week.
i<'s'' bHHs. w'ek shipments To tile ointment aud
North ~ rurepe. 1.lNNt the stntps
wr~ss sale- Tor the Inanncl North ~ Enro,c aud
ior the lnifed states. 1850. stock lagiNyn
SANTOS. Oct. ~, 1877.
'"h~e market quiet with adownwafd tendency. superior
Srht"-. NtAs n1uO RES per iOk Average daily re-.
eelrts during ths past week bags weeks shipments
- tsl ali - LuIorO aud tile Mediterranean; weeks sale,
stut ~ e., ~ ope stock in port, Al ,UV fregats by
sail tor the hanncl. fUs -
The New York herald., 1877-11-01
cToRGF n CLEVELAND.

George " Cleveland, Of he late Professor Nchc.
miah Cleveland, Of Bowdon College, died on Tuesday
evening 81 wcstpor Conn, whilc seated In his
RAG. During tho afternoon Mr. Cleveland experienced
4 stran.e iecing about tho heart aud, becoming
alarmed, started Tor his iamily physlclan
Dr. Frederick Powers VINO was attending
= patient MniIo seated in hts carriage, waiting
the doctor, be expired. The remains w,ll be taken
20 New York tor intormcnt Deceased, who was
about hny.nye years oi oge. was college graduate
and dnrns his later years had devoted his talents to
Tho propagation Of carnauon pnks, In which he had
unusual success
The New York herald., 1877-11-01

schr vfcksburg, Kendall. Amboy for Boston .
Schr Hattie Coiiius. Branerd Amboy Tor hartioru
schr Eliza n ReDecca. Tice, Amboy Tor Fall River
Schr Sophia Behrmann. smith, Fire Island for New Ha-
Schr J Rich studley, Philadelphia tor Providence.
Schr OdelI, Winslow. Phiadelphia for Boston
schr T. e Babcock, Babrock, Baltimore Tor New Haven
schf Jacob Housmann, Ryder Baltimore Tor Bridge
port. 49, - %,
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TRIED FOR WIFE MURDER.
by TELEGRAPH TO THE HrRALp.l

ANNAPOLIS, Nd, Oct II. 1871
In the murder trial OF Henry Norfolk he was proved
to-day have been going about eight o'clock IN
the morning tho place in tho woods where his
wife was found murdered She was discovered about
one O'Clock the afternoon, having then been dead,
by medical testimony, about three or four hours
The club with which the killing was done was proved
evidently to have by the gepped axo Norfolk
had that day.
The New York herald., 1877-11-01
ISAAC NJ. STURGTS.

Isaac ~. sturges, a distinguished member OF tho
Fairfield county Comm Bar, dropped dead Tues
day az his residence IN Wilton. Conn During moro
thanoriy yorrs deceased had practiscd law success.
fully bclorc tho courts OF his native state and no
held ia h,gh esccnlb tho proc scion rare
ont aud HIS age was about seventy years.
The New York herald., 1877-11-01
wIIALEMEN.

Arrived n; Sew bedford Oct 81 bark LINDA stewart WI.
SON. Indian Ocean, ciena sept - with 20 ibis ~ a
itl bhls Has on ffeeht 2sO
bbs ~ oil an 3 pck.s bone from bark Laeenia
saiied rom Provincetown Oct 10 srr Helen slmnons
Atkins, o Il cruise.
letter from chr Antnertc Belt Of fr.,inee'o.n re-
The New York herald., 1877-11-01
ruE wrarHyR yrtTrnpay.

The following record will show The changes In tho
Temperature tor the past iwcniy.ioar hours IN CON-
parison w1ih tho corresponding date Of last year. as
indicated ~ lhe thermometer at nudnul's pharmacy.
uFpalD uuildlnr
The New York herald., 1877-11-01
October 81. 1877.
WESTERN UNION TIME BALL.

NEW YoRK, Oct 3l-Noon.
The time ball OF the Western Union Telegraph Company
lby standard ,imc United States Naval Observatory at
Washington) dropped correctly.
The New York herald., 1877-11-01
A NOBLE GIFT.

Tho directors Of tho Home Tor the Destitute Chill.
dreh ~ scamen, n New Brighton, acknowledge the
rccrlpi VI $4,000 from Mrs Jobu G. Green, Of tho
noOye vnlake, rs glIl 10 the Insnlnlion.
The New York herald., 1877-11-01

Avereee ismPeraiare yeslefday.... ...:...... 1sss
Average tcmpefature tor CORES spondng dsto Iast
ysar..~........ 52Js
The New York herald., 1877-11-01
SAILED.

Steamers Scytha 0,r) for Liverpool, Utopia tBr) Lon
France Hr) nvre: Colon, Aspin vail City of Vcrn
Cruz Havana; Santiago do Cuba. Charleston: Ashland
do; Hatteras. Norfolk; brig Beta tBr) Lunenburg Ms.
The New York herald., 1877-11-01
on then adjourned until this afternoon.
OBITUARY.
CURTIS GILBERT.

CURTIS GILBERT.
Curtis Gilbert tho oldest ani wcalthicst citizen OF
Tcrrc Hauic. Ind, died last night at Manatcc, Fla
The New York herald., 1877-11-01
A BOY KILLED.
icy TELEGRAPH TO THE Herald. I

icy TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
CAMBRIDGE, N. Y, Oct. 81, 1877.
johnnie Mcclellan boy aged about ten years, tried
10 got upon a heavily loaded wagon when in motion
here this morning, and, falling to tho ground, wheel
passed him, killing him INSTANTLY.
The New York herald., 1877-11-01
NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Steamer.

| DATES or DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
NOVEMBER.
The New York herald., 1877-11-01
REPORT
FOREIGN PORTS.

HoLvHrAp Oct 81. PM-wind NV; moderate gale.
pLYMouTn. Oct 81. PM-wind NV. moderate; cloudy.
The New York herald., 1877-11-01

ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK-THIS DAY.
Sun MOON. HIGH WATER.
Sun rises .......... 81 Gov. Island. 30
Sun scts. ............ &c Sandy Hook. ...eve IL
Noon rises. +. morn OF He'll Gate. ......eve IL
HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER-
VATIONS
The New York herald., 1877-11-01

W
Inns Charcston; Magri, Mcdonnell, stccman Pniiadc-
Dal"; n%iISy =. .ur.s sn: nsrdis M Boston uu,
Caroline Il Knsht, I,., ,i;y Dyer. providsnce
.s hhsorn kssSs. aS rsss
sni,cd-srig Hazard, Walker Astoria.
SEATTLE. Oct 23-Sailed. ship Yosemite. Ross, San
Dasgctt, Now York; Wyoming. Teal, Phrdciph@: bark:
Peter Roiond Gcr) Prohn. ST vnccnt Elicn Holt tBr,
Cleared Bark Orion swo,. Banch. Hnvrc; schr Minnie.
SALEM, Oct 29-Arrivcd, schrs American Eagle Brown
rc'' ohn.on m Ellen MSpr,son G%rS from sapsos o
Rcnrned-A portion OF the Southern bound feet which
SOMERSET. Oct 27-saiIed. schrs Ontario. Dow. and
Urbanna, Alien. Now York.
2nh-Arrivcd, scnrs Julia Garrison Smith. from Phil
sToXiNGroN. DC. ao--Arrivod. schr. q g saalor Nov
for Boston; Ontario do for Taunton.
VINEYARD HAVEN, Oct 3D--Arrvcd. schrs Mary II
Psnaicon ali from MoSofsn jesse ssa Smith, m Ws%
a SAS had s IN he, nS n"s
s,aecock. Lee GeorFetown; Harry Wilton, siah
% yp.ey % Ss"s % 90 fsi St John G'h Emma s%ssy
% :ssa E", % 'Y p..ii%s Sais sws.sy
Passed syIsscnrs Mall Merrill, Gardiner for New York;
sailsimschts rhIlsnshropi. Mary Pearson, Gyp
Kendaskcax. Mary l. whi.on Mahaska. WIN Flint fMcr
q hogsrs J.w, Drlsko. Mary b iarris Kate newman,
E"oa fFs sy MT S1s Ward S Rachel xo,
Edwin stevens. Oregon. Maggie Todd, Aiiston Ran
smsiiey, VIM Hill.
WILMINGTON. NC. Oct 2s-cleared. bark Lydia Pes.
Coarssy. Braain. rh,lsdciphiA
neow.B.rk Der rommer oier), from -
ai., arrived schr Laoia Msc6son. Jones, hamburg.
dos s' sSs. se-ssi o. :cr Emery Emery
WAREiIaM, o.. as~A,rIved. schrs s smith, snos.
New York; Afgo, Quincy. do
National Republican., 1877-03-06
THE PRESIDENTIAL ROAD.

There is cloud here and there on the
political horizon, but in spite Of these Pies
ident HAYES assumes the Chief Magistracy
of the nation at most auspicious time.
The soldier President who preceded him
has had stormy experience, and the path
which lies before him is rugged and diff.
cult. LINCOLN was the President born Of
the agitation of the slavery question,
GRANT the President born of revolution,
HAYES the President of what we hope may
prove the era of restoration to prosperity,
peace and good will.
National Republican., 1877-03-06
PRESIDENT IA YES AND THE soUrH.

PRESIDENT IA YES AND THE SOUTH
The South is happier to-day than 1t has
been for twenty years, for 1t is far more in
terested in the good ii is to receive than in
the party who is to dispense IT, The South
needs simple justice in legislation and iu
the enforcement Of the laws. This fac
Governor HAYES appreciates, and he will
seize the golden opportunity now offered
him for increasing the peace and prosperity
of the American people every where, espe.
cially those who have so long been under
cloud in the South. He will, undoubt-
edly, in making his Southern appoint.
ments, select only men who live in tho
South, and are identified with It's material
interests, and respected by the people. In
selecting men for local Federal offices, he
will not hesitate in appointing Democrats,
when the best interests of the country and
the people will be subserved by so doing.
To confirm these statements we have sim.
ply TO refer to his splendid inaugural ad-
dress
National Republican., 1877-03-06
soLtCTToR.GEyERAL pgy1LJps

We see the name of this eminent gentle.
man connected with position in the Cabi.
net, and sincerely hope he may be selected
as one of the Constitutional advisers of the
Government, IL North Carolina shall be
adjudged to be entitled to the pl,ce.
No man from the South can pretend
greater claims thar General PHILLIPS, who
lays no claim at all, but is spoken OF by his
friends simply as an appointment "emi.
nently fit to be made" Almost native of
the State (having gone there with his pa.
rents when but mere child) he is iden.
titled with all the interests of the State,
and familiar with all the wants of the
nation. But, If he is not invited to the
Cabinet we hope at least to see him re-.
quested to continue in his present position,
IL he will consent to remain. The judicial
interests Of the Government can have no
safer guardian.
National Republican., 1877-03-06
Hue GLASS Cures.

Perhaps no theory was ever presented to the
consideration of the American public, which
has attracted such universal attention a, the
blue glass theory. The newspaper talk and
social gossip about blue glass has taken q
thousand different phases, and worked out
quite as many results. The medicinal power
Of the blue glass has been exaggerated and
ridiculed, gravely considered and lightly es
timated. General PLEAsANroN, who discovered
and put into practical use the virtues of
the blue glass, has related some marvellous
cases where its powers have triumphed. He
tells Of wonderful cures, where inv Aids have
been snatched from the grave and brought
back to the vigor and strength of manhood.
The cruel pains.of Inlammstory rheumatism
have vanished before the magic power of its
benign influence. Aching teeth have been
quieted nervous prostrstion built up in a
day; bilious collie utterly annihilated,
and one Instance where . very weak
Alderney calf was in four months developed
into strong and vigorous bull. Other In
stances of the efficacy Of this great disc overy
have also been given to the public, such as
where twenty grape vines In their second year,
after being set out under the blue glass, bore
1900 pounds of splendid fruit another
where female felInes have born young at the
age Of ten months when place under blue
glass. Again, weak child, weighing but
81 pounds at birth, weighed at the end Of
four months 90 pounds-the light In this In
stance having been transmitted through blue
curtains. Two Majo Generals afflicted with
gout were cured in three days. A young lady
whose hair had come out regained all her
tresses. And to these might be added various
other cures OF severe ailments, which we have
no space here to recspitulate.
National Republican., 1877-03-06

cases by considerations Of right and justice.
While absting notbiag 10 our fidelity 10
party, We shall advocate Its cause most
efficiently when we do so, by insisting that
1t shall adhere to that course which will
best subserve the Interests OF the country
National Republican., 1877-03-06
Destructive Fire in st. Lou,s.
ST. LOUIS, March 5.-Last night the large

DT' IUVI5, NHrUH O'-LhBt night The large
and occupied by II. Simon Gregory whos-sale
hhdy hy goods, and Clanin, Allen 4 Co., wholesale
lOois ana shoes, was DESTROYED by hTc, The loss on
the building and stock can Sc lfcely be Ioss III an
.o'ai; simon no.! Grrgory's stock was estimated to
known, but II VIII be very heavy. The adj pini "
hulldlngs on Washington avenue occupied by NJ,
bergen, furniture aud mAtirass manu- ufacturer, aud
the Home Sowing Ma :hine company was hood. d
wlth water. and the loss will h. con Siderable The
building, which Is worth EOlhiuK, ACvpt Iur on
Iron, cost tl20, 0Q Iear ago,
National Republican., 1877-03-06

President HAYES marched into the White
House yesterday amidst the acclamations Of
ffty thousand people. May God bless the
Buckeye Hero Of the greatest political fight
ever fought In the asens OF American
politics.
National Republican., 1877-03-06

MEN may talk about the evils arising from
the fierce campaign through which we have
just passed, still the fact remains incontro-
vertible that had = not been for this great
contest the American people would have re-
mained ior'v'r isL orant as to who has the
largest and uglest nose In America.
National Republican., 1877-03-06

THE expectation Of American beef from
New York to London, In huge refrIgerstors,
has become well-recognized item Of trade,
and is rapidly growing into gigantic proper
tions. An English company has secured the
vault rooms of a large warehouse on the
Thames, and is preparing them for the recep.
tion Of whole cargoes of beef, which, already
frozen, requires to be kept so or u will spoil.
The English butchers are in perfect fury,
and to prejudice the public against the Ameri:
eau article, they lay out for sale the oldest,
scrawniest, poorest and toughest beef they
have, labelling 1t "From America" but the
best evidence of the effect OF the new import
is seen in the fact that the price of English
beef has materially declined since the Ameri-
can article was placed In competition.
National Republican., 1877-03-06

How quiet the Democracy were yesterday.
They have about made up their minds to
come in out OF the rain of partIzan pref ejudice
and aid In building upa grand Administration
whose benign influence shall reach into every
quarter OF the civilized world.
National Republican., 1877-03-06

The evils which afilict the Southern States
can only be removed or remedied by the united
and harmonious efforts of both races, actuated
by motives of mutual sympathy ana regard. .
And while in duty bound and fully deter
mined to protect the rights of ali by every Con
stitutional means at the disposal of my Al
ministration. am sincerely anxious to use
every legitimate influence in favor Of honest
and efficient local se!Cgovernment as the true
resource of those States for the promotion Of
the contentment and prosperity OF their citi.
zens. In the effort shall make to accomplish
this purpose ask the cordial cooperation OF
all who cherish an interest In the welfare Of
the country, trusting that party ties and the
prejudice ofrace will be freely surrendered In
behalf of the great purpose TO be accom-
Plishsd'-Frs'idea! Hayy' Inaugural address.
National Republican., 1877-03-06

FERvENr prayers were offered yesterday Ia
every city ard village in the land for the pros
perity and success of the new ADMIN istration
There IS a God in Israel yet.
National Republican., 1877-03-06

DAVID DUDLEY FIELD took his last glimpse
at the flag Yesterday as It moved over the
Senate Chamber, but he did not say whether
the victory Was won or two.
National Republican., 1877-03-06

The splendid demonstration which occurred
In this city yesterday and last night, will be
intensely interesting to the little smooth faced
gentleman Of Gramercy Park.
National Republican., 1877-03-06

TIE permanent psclacation Of the country,
upon such principles and by such me ,sures as
will secure the complete protection OF all its
citizens in the free enjoyment OF all their Con-
stitutional rights, Is now the one subject, In
our public affairs, which all thoughtful and
patriotic citizens regard as of supreme import
President Hayes Inaugural 4dlrsss,
National Republican., 1877-03-06

THERE is one consolation that now comes
to the American people like the balm Of
Gilesd, and it Ia the fact that SPRINGER, that
emotional type Of q poorly balanced hu-
manity, can give his tongue q holiday.
National Republican., 1877-03-06

MARCH the fifth, Of the year 1877, will 60
down In history as the dawning of an era
fraught with the richest fruits of prosperous
and happy people.
National Republican., 1877-03-06

We have kept our Cabinet slate quiet for
the past three days, but will soon present It
to the public and show them list that will
make every lover Of his country dance with
iFrepretsible ioy
National Republican., 1877-03-06

The flag under HAYES shall float over
States, not provinces; over freemen, not sub
jects; but the law must be enforced, and equal
rights secured to all.
National Republican., 1877-03-06

oSE-HALT Of the foreign Ministers reside in
New York. Their instructions are, we believe,
to reside at the seat Of Government.
National Republican., 1877-03-06

Hor crops are valuable things to have
about farm, but crop which hops as hops
the grasshopper crop of Minnesota Ia not so
valuable.
National Republican., 1877-03-06

The Presidents salary remains at $4,000
Per annum, and the American people are glad
of It. 1t was only the partisan and parsi-
monious meanness Of the House that ,v
have attempted its reduction.