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WHITLOCKS.
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THE OTHER DAILY GERMAN NEWS
PAPERS OF THE STATE.
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The New York herald., 1877-10-03

THE LATE JOHN DISTURNELL.

Tho following tribute to tho late John DisturncII
was paid by MT. G. Roosevelt nt mcotng OF tho pho.
tograrhc OF the American Institute held last
evening He said -
Mn. PRESIDENT GENTLEMEN or rHx Nxw YoRK
fnoroGRArHicAL SOCIETY AMERICAN lxsrI.
TuTE-l rise TO snnouncc the death OF Iaic member
Of lhs Institute and. OF tho Now York Association
for the Advancement vi Science and Art and OF the
American Geographical society and various other in
sttut0ns oil tins city ana author various literary
ana scientific works which have rendered bis
familiar as household words wherever
maps diagrams are used TO give tho
navigator or the traveller necessary Information.
have TO say that John Disturnci mas ceased hts
labor, but hs works roman. lie ono oil tho
founders oil the American Geographical Society and
also OF tho New York society ior the Advancement OF
Science and ART ami u cnicny through his nnu-
cnce tnat Proiossor Agasslz gave ms very popular
lectures IN tins building ny winch that lcarncd natu
ralist became known personally 10 our citizens.
lie wns nso ono OF the founders of tho
library Of tho American lnstitute Indeed bo was
always active aud indeiatigabic In pushing on his
work and more ANXIOUS for success than profit Ho
has done much good. lie may rcsI Lot US honor
his memory. Allow me, therefore, to offer a rcsolu-
ton that uil Of tho various associations with winch
hc was connected ana all who may respect his works
he invited 10 attend his funeral AS to tho lino and
place, the public will be notified usual
Such resolution was adopted
The New York herald., 1877-10-03
THE ANrI-CONKLING MEETING.

Nav YonK, Oct ., 1877.
To THE EDITOR TUE HERALD
From the account which you publish this morning
OF tho proceedings Of the meeting held at the Union
League Club last evening, rs we'll from that which
appears In other journals, 1t would though
had been guilty OF dscourtcsy toward tho committee
OF the club calling the meeting. As such not tho
case desire TO state that called at the club house
before tho hour OF meeting aud prominent mem
bcr Of tho club from whom had received personal
note, and which took 10 DO invitation 10 attend.
Having asccrtained from this gentleman that tho
meeting was not called Tor consultation, but Tor
the purpose OF carrying into effect liked
plan, stated that, such being tho case |
preferred not attending, VI the samo time expressing
my thanks Tor tho invitation stated TO the gentle.
man my reasons could not but feel thc proposed
mass meeting TO be unnecessary and likely to be
productive oi harm than OF good. The policy vi the
administrator is ndorscd only by the grca, mass
OF republicans, but also by largo portion OF the demo-
cratic voters both North and South. II WILL believe
receive support IN the next Congress ami both
houses, uncqnivocal and decisive IL Will itself
and for one earnestly hope tnat MS practical work
ngs may realize 10 the fullest extent hat which It's
most earnest advocates claim and all hop. for. Tho
wedge inserted INTO the republican ranks ought not
bc iurthsr driven IN The unfortunate Developments
at the Rochester Convention, and which tho
causes for the present action at tho Union League
Clue should. believe, have been lot alone. Muddicd
water had better be left 10 sctucthe stirring process
only thickcns. LLOYD ASPINWALL
The New York herald., 1877-10-03
GEORGIA STATESMEN,

ALEXANDER H. STEPHENS AND GENERAL ROBERT
1ooMDs IN NEW YORK.
Hon. Alexander II. stephens. OF eorgia is stopping
at the residence oi Mr. A. J. Johnson in East sixty
fourth street Tho veteran statesman, who mas been
actively Identified with both Northern and Southern
history both in tho national and vicc Prcs-
dent OF tho Confcdcracy during tho rebellion
lied yesterday afternoon by HERALD reporter but de-
cned to spenk ut present about the political situation.
Mr. stephens docs not however hesitate TO av0w his
commcndation OF President Hayes southern policy,
and thinks he Is an honest and patriotic man, whom
tho conservatives of both sections viii indorsc Mr.
Stephens although much improved in health, rs yet
very weak and unable 10 stnnd without the aid OF
crutchcs He paid visit in the morning The Office
OF Mes-rs. Hale 4 Son. In Murray street. He
companied by Mr.. John Stephens, oil Atlanta, Ga.
General Robert Toombs was found at tho New York
Hotel but he told tho reporter that at present did
not caro- TO talk ABOUT the political situation He
really trcd Of politics. lie remarked that his object
IN paying "a visit 10 New York was purely personal
His eyes seemed to bc failing, and he intended TO
undergo treatment for their bcneht. He
rounded by number Of friends, and sccmcd TO bc
good health and spirits.
The New York herald., 1877-10-03

THE HUDSON RIVER TUNNEL.

Tho Hudson River Tunnel Company another tri.
unph yesterday In the Circuit Court Jersey City.
II will be remembered that tho commissioners ap-
pointed by tho Supreme Court assessed the damages
and value OF land OF tho Delaware Lackawanna and
Western Railway Company to DO used by tho tunnel
company al S2t 0OO Against this award the tunnel
company appealed, and tho case has be-
before jury since last Thursday verdict was rcu-
dcrci Yesterday, reducing tho yauc OF land dam.
ages TO 1000 Tho trial OF the appeal against tue
award TO the Jersey shore Improvement Company was
set down tor thc 10th INST Tho President Of tho ud
son River Tunnel Company, Colonel Haskn, IS quite
satisfied with tho verdict ot tho jury Ex. Chancellor
iamson aud cx-A,torncy General Vanatta con.
out two hours.
The New York herald., 1877-10-03
OBITUARY..
REV. HENRY CLAY FISH, d. d.

After an illness OF several IN ,nths' duration Rev,
Dr. Fish. OF the best known Baptist clergymcn in
Amcrea and for ovor twontysix years pastor OF tho
FIRST Baptist Churcn Of Newark, dcd at his residence
there yesterday afternoon. Mr.. Fish was born IN
Halifax, W, January -, 1920. HIS father, Samuel
Fish, still. alive At the advanced age OF ninety is a
clergy man. Tho deceased graduate OF Union
Theological Seminary, New York, and nrst entered
the ministry ms pastor OF Baptist church Somcr
vile, " j. From thcrc twenty y.scvcn years ago,
removed 10 Newark and became pastor oil the FIRST
Church there. He was man OF varicd talents. an
energetic and vcrv active rcvivas, and tho author OF
several religious works During the he was Il
most active Union advocate, and It is noteworthy that
hts church furnished several fui companies oil voiun
tccrs Tor the army besides quite number Tor tho
navy HIS death has bccn looked Tor or several days.
The New York herald., 1877-10-03

Bixby smiled like scraph upon the host OF his enc
mics Ira Shaicr. James o'Bricn, jenkins Van
Schaick. Joseph shannon, Andrew H. Green. Malcolm
Campbell. Rosweli. ID. Hatch and N. q. Murphy ma de
up The anti-rammany galaxy that nllcd one end OF q
drawingroom car ON the tram. Between them and the
Iammany men the bitter banter OF opposing po!iii.
clans began before the train started and
kept up to the end OF the journey.
Boss Mclaughlin, of brooklyn. at the head OF ono
delegation and another Brooklyn politician al the
hcad OF different aboard. There left at the
same time various members Of the Liquor Dealers and
Drewcrs Association whose object is TO before the
Convention and ask that BODY to inert Ia It's platform
clause iavoring q just and Impartial excise law.
In the evening nj SIX O'clock host OF reiaincrs
OF Tanmany Hal, provided with Tree passes boarded
the steamer Drew and started the night trip to Al
bany where they will arrive this morning about I've
O'CLOCK 10 lend their cheering presence TO the Con-
vcntion
The New York herald., 1877-10-03
ORGANIZING MCCLELLAN CLUBS.

Eleven ~ mectings wcrc held IN Hudson county, New
Jersey, last evening, 10 organize Mcclellan clubs. Al
the kearney House, corner of Grand aud Communpaw
avenues, Jersey City, meeting of prominent demo-
crats o tho Sixth district was hold, and 1t re
solved TO raise Mcclellan banner Tomorrow ovening
A club named tho Kcarney Club organized A
Mccisi a<sanh organized In tho Third dissrict Mt
Hlber's Hail. on Seventh street. Another club was
formed In tho Fourth prcciact OF tho Filth district
at Emporium Hall, Harrison avenue. with William
Brnkerhon, exAsscmbyman, as president, and Sam
ucl q. Nelson City Comptroller, vicc president.
and committees appointed to collect funds for tho
purchase OF uniforms General Mcclellan has &C.
copied honorary membership in tho Albeit Light
Guards nourshing ization in the First district
David Dodd, the Mcclellan champion ut tho Trenton
Convention, has been invited to speak at
ing 10 be hold next week In Jersey Guy. Ffty-sevcn
men, most OF whom are republicans, have been en-
rolled IN the Veteran Soldiers CluD OF tho First and
Third districts IN favor OF Mcclellan.
The New York herald., 1877-10-03
Totals. ,l6o

Io,as...s.s......sl,to u, 400 Ga 900
Tbis. must be confessed. Is spendd figuring, but
when Mr. Jones was asked who The ga, 900 victim
was hc declined TO TELL saying II WAS insuutIon.n
Tho word was sihgulariy chosen, but was not with
out It's sugecstvcncss. IL was Institution, no
sad, ana not a bank. "Was II n trus. company y,
asked ono Of tho anxious reporters who were
bcsiceing The Atlantic Mutual Company's oiico ior
ncws II cannot tell you. gentlemen" pcrsstcd tho
persistent Mr. Jones, yOu draw your own conciu.
sions' President Jones inlorinat,on upon winch n
conclusion wns TO Dc based, had TO DC confessed was
not very precise. The wvrd "institution'i ~ litc
too comprehensive TO base anything ike guess
upon Everything IN this country is an 'instituion'
from tramp TO millionaire and from nd
TO BANK" reasoned tho HERALD man, "allnough
where $4,000 w concerned thcro are limitations
winch leave good many genuine institutions out OF
the question. IL must have been company Tor
trust company Is about the only KIND OF institution
that woGld be able TO loan or lose $4,000 on
raised ccruhcatcs.' The conclusion was inevitable
that q trust company was meant, and Mr. Jones' du.
bious shake vl head nrincd that theory an II
was u trust company" 4" rcasoned the HERALD
again, winch oncf There are ouly two wnicn por-
eob oi Mr. Gllmans astucncss would bo likely to Sc
icct ior his purposes. Ho was well known ngure In
The New York herald., 1877-10-03
MAJOR GEORGE II. oUAEryRMAN.

Major George H. Quartcrman died at Flushing, l..
yesterday at the age OF nifty Hc was Captain OF Com
pany Y, Fiith Regiment, General sickics' Brigade,
during the war, and received five wounds the baltic
OF Williamsburg Ho was promoted 10 tho RANK OF
Major for bravery, Dut his wounds prevented h i'm
from dong further service. On mis- rcturn home he
inadc Deputy provost Marshal, and aitcrward
Postmaster OF Flushing.
The New York herald., 1877-10-03
PRINCESS sEiKAN, OF JAPAN.

Tho japanese Imperial princcss scikan died Septcm-
bcr 2 IN Namiyp She was a sister OF the late En-
pcror aud Of present one and for reasons or
State, was married Some years before the overthrow
OF the great Tokugawa family OF Siogunsto tho four
tccnth and last Tycoon o Ycddo, since dcposed, and
lvns in sccluson In tho interior, was mado her
son by adoption. Her remains will be lard with those
OF ncr husband In the famous temple Shioa Toxic,
OF the two chosen burial places OF tho ToKusawa
House
The New York herald., 1877-10-03
KINGS COUNTY REPUBLICANS.

regular session of the Kings County Republican
General Committee was held last evening at their
headquarters in Brooklyn. A resolution was passed
indorsing the State nominations. Upon recommend
alton OF tho Executive Committee primaries wcre
caod he held In tho wards and county towns
on Tuesday, October To- The City Convention will ba
held on Friday, October 10; tho County Convention
on October 20, and the Second and Third Senatorial
District conventions October 23 Tho Assembly con-
vcntivns wcrc set down for THURSDAY. the 23th inst
The New York herald., 1877-10-03
ANOTHER DEFAULTER.

LAWRENCE, Mass, Oct. 2, 1871
George II. Waterman. o clerk In the Pacific Mills
here and connected with tho corporation for twenty
years. Is alleged TO be dciauItcr for $50 900 An OK
animation OF tho develops a positive dis.
crcpnncy OF nt least $50 900 between tho actual pay
roll Of Tho bills and the amount drawn by Waterman
from The III Boston, II having tue GUS
tom oi the former 10 alter the foongs OF mo pay roll
making requiston for an increased amount. Watcr-
man owns considerable property and will make good
ihc dcalcation IN case The affair kept Of tho
courts
The New York herald., 1877-10-03
REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.
A CONVENTION AT coNKL1So's HOME.

CONVENTION AT Combines HOME.
RoME, n Y, Oct. ., 1871
Tho Republican Convention Tor tho county OF Oneida
was held In Rome to-day. This is the homo Of
Senator Conkiing and the Convention con-
srolied by hts supporters. Tho Convention
nominated for State Senator Mr.. Gridlcy,
OF wnterviilc who Will vote for senator Conklng
United states Senator There was q fight over the
resolutions reported. 5. Lowcry advocated the IN.
dorsemcnt Of President Hayes and Mr.. H. j. Coggcs-
hail opposed II. Tho opposition carried their resolu
tions.
The New York herald., 1877-10-03

THE EMIGRANT SAVINGS BANK.
NV YonK, Oct 2, 1877.

Nsw YORK, Oct 2, 1871
To Tng EDITOR or rns HIRALD.-
As an aamrcr Of Judge hackctrs charge TO the
dJnry as regards savings banks would suggest
inquiry as to tho present OF tho trustees OF tho
Emigrant Industrial savings Bank IN paving largo
sa'ary TO the president whereas tho gentlemen for.
mery holding mat position received penny OF
remuneration, and managed IT'S affairs uily as well.
DEpVSlTOH.
The New York herald., 1877-10-03

Kate Goodscll, young giri OF eighteen, who was
prisoner al tho House OF Mercy, loot OF East ignty-
sixth street. attempted 10 escape yesterday ana IN 80
dong fell 10 the ground and received fatal n uries
The New York herald., 1877-10-03
rwESrY-s1coSp SENATORIAL DISTRICT.

TwENTY-sEcoND SENATORIAL DISTRICT.
SYRACUSE, n y, Oct 2, 1871.
Tho republicans Of the Twenty second Senatorial
district rcnominatod Hon. Dennis Mccarthy for State
Senator to-day. In speech accepting tho nomna-
tion Senator Mccarthy denounced President Hayes
cYn service order.
The New York herald., 1877-10-03
LEWIS LILLE.
UNABLE TO ESCAPE.

Lewis Lllic the inventor and facturer OF safcs
died at his residence, In Elizabeth N. j., yesterday
The New York herald., 1877-10-03
RICHARD HAYS.

Mr. Richard Hays, President OF the Iron City National
Bank, dicd at Pntsburg Pa, yesterday morning. aged
sixty-two years
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-11-21

Princess M%etternich, 30 long a leader
OF Partisan society under the empire, is
now living at her quastroyal Castle OF
Rheingan, and entirely devoted to the
pleasures of gardening, the kitchen gar.
den being her especial hobby.
A colored preacher 10 North Carolina
once referred to the words of the Mes
slab, Lo, l come" with the comment,
Hear dat, %breddern, low l come; not
high | come. De Lord Jesus comes to
de poor and de lowly." There was truth,
if not fitness, in that comment. Aud
now the home missionary reports a Wis
consin Sunday.school teacher as giving
to her class this explanation of the poor
widows two mites cast into the Lords
treasury: Now, girls, | want you to
understand this. You see, she was a
poor woman. 1t makes me think how
my dear old mother used to work late
into the hight before the old fireplace.
And there is no doubt in my mind, girls,
but this good woman knit those mitts
herself to sell at the store the mex day
for something TO eat; but she cast the
pair of new mitts-all that she had-into
the treasury from love to her dear Lord"
: Exchange.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-11-21
PRESIDENT GRANTS TAKING WAYS.

= General Grant, who took everything
offered him in this country, has assumed
the role of travelling free lunch grabber
in Europe,-[Memphis Tenn Ledger.
The uRrepentant rebels of the South
a never forgive the generous and gal.
liant soldier who extinguished their great
Democratic rebellion, and for eight years
faithfully discharged the duties of the
high Office Of President of the United
States. They have q wholesome fear of
that illustrious patriot, and are now try
ing to bring ridicule upon him and throw
contempt upon the unprecedented series
of ovations the ex.P President is receiving
at the hands Of both the rich and the
poor throughout Europe. This sort of
abuse is Of a piece with their ISLANDERS Of
the great captain OF the age when he was
in command Of our noble boys in blue.
1t is true that the general has a taking
way with him. BE took Fort Donelson
and made your great generals, Pillow and
Forrest, get up and dust out OF that fort.
BE then took Corinth, Vicksburg, Chat.
tanoogs, and wound up his brilliant mil
itary career aud his hundreds Of glorious
victories in the war Of the rebellion by
the capture of General Lee. the head and
front of the Confederate military hosts at
Appomattox Court-H House, Virginia, fur
Laughing what few Confederates we're
left by sending them home at the ex.
pense of Uncle Sam, and providing them
with plenty of rations tor their free
lunches" on their way home, leaving to a
subaltern officer the capture of Jefferson
Davis, the head-center Of the foul con.
spiracy against the nations life, dis.
guised in woman's attire. We believe
the editor of the LEDGER had some expe-
rience in the rebel military service. He,
too, has partaken Of Grants free
lunches" il they we're somewhat invol.
nntary. Is it not ungrateful for the
LEDGER man now to be Slurring Grant
for accepting the Inequalities of the
friends OF American institutions in the
old world2 Has be forgotten the hard
tack that Grant used to issue TO him?-
lAllegan (Miohigan) Democrat, Novem.
Der II.
We publish the above from one of the
ablest and bitterest Republican papers
in the Northwest, not for the purpose of
replying, but as a specimen Of the style
INDUCED in by a few Of our Northern
brethren who rally around the bloody
shirt and refuse to be comforted. The
little squib which makes the journal so
furious is not as shocking as thousands
Of paragraphs which have appeared in
Northern Republican papers in the last
hve years, but coming from an unrepent.
ant rebel free-luncher, it drives our co.
temporary into Mysteries. All the free
lunch that Lees army could have raised
q foot in a week with tackles and pulleys
would not have compensated for the pri.
vate property stolen by one or two Ger.
tain regiments we could name in a single
day. Bat the war is over, neighbor, and
we care nothing for these things. We
are in the Union where you no doubt
fought 10 bring US. We are reconstruct
ed and have almost forgotten that there
was a war. We are, like Mulberry Sci.
lers, for the old flag" etc. We have
come to stay. Now what are you gsing
to do about it,