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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER YANr1c FROM THE
CHINA SEAS.

ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER YANTIc FROM THE
CHINA SEAS.
icy TELEGRAPH TO THE HEEALp.l
NORFOLK, Va, May is, 1877.
The United States steamer Yantc, Commander WILL
Gam Whitehead commanding, arrived ut the naval
anchorage this afternoon, about one O'Clock, direct
from the Asiatic station stopping at Cape Town and
the Barbados She left Cape Town the Sd Of March,
and made the trip from China almost entirely under
sail, all well. Report promptly made to the Navy
Department at Washington, and Conn George II.
Cooper and tho Board OF Inspectors expected
Tuesday inspect the condition. &c, oil the Yanc,
when she will be placed out Of COMM ssion and her
officers detached discharged She is unit for
further service vessel and the department. IL
Is understood will order her to be sold.
YEARS CONTINUOUS SERVICE.
The Yantc vas built OF white oak at Gosport Navy
Yard in 1879, and sailed from Hampton Roads for
China IN August Of that year. She has been continu
ally in service without repnrs.
OFFICERS YASTIc.
Tho following Is n list or her oilccrs:--
Commander William Whitehead, commanding.
Lieutenant Morong, executive officer.
Mastcrs--John ii. Moore and H. NJ. Jacoby
Passed Assistant Surgeon--C. NJ GravatL
Assistant Pay master-John sullivan.
Past Assistant Engineer--H. C. Gowing
Second Lieutenant OF Marines-Andrew Stevenson.
FORTRESS MONROE. Va, May Is. 1877.
Tho United States steamer Yantic from the Asatic'
station via ST. Thomas, passed bore at ten O'Clock for
Norfolk.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

General Gideon J. Pillow, Of Tennessee, Is at tho
New York. Commander Henry Wilson. United states
Navy, Is ut the Westminster. Canal Commissioner
Christopher A. waira,h, OF Oneida N. ". is at the
Metropolitan. Ex-Governor Henry Lipptr, Of Rhode
Island, and Judge George r. Comstock, OF Syracuse,
IRE At the Finh Avenue Paymaster Edwin Stewart,
United States Navy, Is a. the Windsor John 7. Ford.
OF Baltimore, Is NJ tho Union square. Chaplain John
u. Bougess uri,cd States Navy, Is al the ~ Denis
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A HURRICANE IN NEBRASKA.


NORTH PLArTE, Neb., May Is. 1877.
II blew regular hurricane from the southeast here
.,,s afternoon. great amount OF damage build
ines and other property IS reported to have been
caused by the wind but estimate can yet be formed
nf ia extent The gale came In sharp gusts and then
blew with steady force. II was tho heaviest exper
need here for long time exceeding in force that re-
II Ann
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THOUSANDS OF AFFIDAyIrs.


Many having USED patent and prepared medicines and
failed In hndng the rclie promised thereby
against all medicines l. this right Would yoa condemn
NIL physicians because failed ia giving
ised some 20 TO California In OF gold and after
working hard for months finding return home aud
ferng with caarrh and pulmonary affections the
worthless preparations that crowd the
say there ratarrh Does IN a.
prove Does IL not rather prove that they have fed to
employ the There af peopls
in the United states who make affidavit that DIX
SAGEs CArARRH REMEDY and Dn- PfERcE's GoLpFx MEp
Discovery have eocte heir ente cure MANY had
lost MI Of smell for months. and pieces
peatedy been removed from the nasal cavities.
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LOUISIANA.

ORGANIZATION OF A NEW RETURNING BOARD
NEW COUNT OF VOTES 10 BE MADE
10y TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
NEW ORLEANS, May Is, 1871
The new State Board Of Canvassers, created under
Act OF 1877, met to-day and began returns
from tho parishes OF ST. Martin and New Iberia which
wcrc not counted by the Packard Returning Board
Certain boxes IRON these parishes counted.
owing to their being received late, aud the count
now will materially alter tho electoral vote These
changes may make basis FOR opening the Presidential
question, when Congress meets, though IL IL stated
they will only affect parochal officers and members Of
4 I'm pgi
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STRIKE OF STONE MASONS.

MONTREAL, May Is, 1877.
rss stope masons on section 3, Lachine Canal,
,,ncx work to-day because non.union men were en-.
boyed
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BEST PLACE IN NEW YORK 70 BUY BOOTS
Snols, GAMERS and SLIPPERS
MILLER 4 CO. SO broadway
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9. A-PRICES IN MEMS CLOTHING.
Obce Sacks. c white duck Vests 81; chevoit SHIFTS
Sl.: other goods proportionately Call and examine
FOOTE RICHARDSON'S, "a broadway.
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A.-CITlZENS AND STRANGERS WHO DESIRE
fine and elegant II Ar should call EsPENSCHEIDs,
manufacturer, No. lis Nassau
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WHAT'S THE BEST DIsINFECTANr AND REM.
edy for skin irrta;lous and defeclsy LKxxs suLrauu
HnLs HAIR Am wHIsKKR DIX black or brown Soc
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HATS AT FACTORY PRICES. -GENTLEMAN's
fine SIX. Soft. Straw aud Derby HArs speciality IS New
linz
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A.-HArS FOR GENTLEMEN AT LOWEST
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WIGS. ToUPEES- RArCHFU IS, PRACTICAL
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"wHIrE's PATENT LEVER TRUssn CURES
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The United States steamer Yantic, from the Asiat
station via st. Thomas, passed bore at ten O'Clock +
Norfolk.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

So HATS AT 81 80 GENrLEMENS SILK HATS
and fine Dcrbys Wholesale prices II New Church Ct.
stair
, 1877-05-12
The Desert Land Eli.

There Is a general discussion If this i'm
portant measure, and that readers may know
eXacly what its provisions are We priat the
fall text Of the till rs i: came from the com
m;ttee of conference and became a law:
Be it enacted. etc, that it shall be lawful
for suy ciJiz-n of the United States. or any
Person Of requisite age, who may be entitled
to become citlz n, and who has filed bis
declaration 10 become such, aud apon pay
ment % cents pr acre, To file a declaration
under oath with the register and the receiver
Of the land district In Nh,th any desert land
Is situated, that he intends 70 reclaim 4
tract of desert land, not exceeding one sec i0u.
by conducting water uvon The same within
the period of three years thereafter. Provided.
how ever. that The right 20 use the wafer by
the persons 50 conducting the same on OF TO
any tract Of deser, lana of Go acres, rhall
depend npon bona fde prior appropriations /;
and such rights shall not exceed ihe amount
Of water actually appropriated and necessarily
used for the purpose Of irrigation and rrcln-
ma lon, and all surplus water-cver and above
such actual appropriation and use, together
with the water of all lakes, rivers and other
sources # water supp y upcn he public lands,
and uOt navig Ible, shall remain an! be held
free for the appropriation and use Of the
public for irrigation, mining and mann
"a: uring purposes, sutlrct 10 existing
lishrs. SaId declaration shail describe par
rIcul.rly said ssc'ion of land II surveyed, and
II uusuryeyed, shall describe be same - near
~ as possible without "A survey, AT any tine
within the period Of three years after filing
the said declaration, upon making satl~iac
tory proot 10 the register and receiver o: the
reclamation Of said tract OF land 10 the man
ner aforesaid, upou the paymeu' Of the rr-
ceiver OF the additional sum ef 81 ., for
tract not exceed ding 6i0 acres TO any one per
son, a paten, for the same shall be issued e.
him; provided that no person >h.ll be permit
It'd TO enter more Than one tract Uf band and
not 10 exceed 6i0 acres, which shall be III
compact form.
See 2 That all lands exclusive Of timber
lands and mineral lands. which viii not.
Without irrigation produce sumo agricultural
crops shall be deemed desert lands within the
meaning of tins at, which fact shall be ascer-
raIned by proof OF two OF more credible Wiz
uesses under oath, whose atiidayits shall b.
fled in he land Office IN which SAID tract OF
land may be reg srered-
See . That this act shall only apply to
aud 'ake effect In he States Of CaItorus,
Oregon and Nevada, and in the Territories
Of Washington. Idaho. Montaue. Ufah,
Wyoming. Arizona, New Mexico and DAKOTA,
aud ,hs. discrimination of what may be con
-idrred desert hand shall be subject to tn
d.cIsI =, and regulation Of the CUmMissiJucr
Of the general land Office.
, 1877-05-12

From statistics furnished 10y Dr Young II Is prs
sitle 10 trac IN IIe, the effect Oi previous
Eurcp-gu wars uPou the EGsi>ii Market. Al tie
time 0t the War i,-twrta .U.kty aui Russia, Iu
lS2S sul 1929, EuFiau5, ruiz, dIi not regFue
very great tCTeisu supple Ter O~n prudu t.uu ts-
M very setsly sufficient Tor Alr wants. but 70 so
p!s.-d that tie Ltry-s'> Vese ei a--nt "a those
yrars md The T-ICc ayIurl i.Uin IyeT-, OF l1S-
81 ler quarter ID 49, 10 Cos. 81 pr quarter N
ISIS Cts 81 lS-5, w-.-i. the Russian g -u-r
Drbir; s made hi, yI.t1Eors Mach lEtO tie hart
~ IuIkpy The price III no. IN. ID. Il until lN5-,
w-n 10, aver tyr price W,g I1u SIS 81. pei lr, rl
Ja- war D-t%s-n EU-~.t AMI Iurke., IA which
Erg..ui ant Fra 50 rveUtla!iy putlrIpttei, b- "a
III he it} 1855 Engltnl ana France Ir,Eue' war
March y aUi ., lS5i HoSt.Utgrs tefmlia,t-t te'-
r,It.y -, lS5f Ihe following table -Iyzs the Ea-
p1lts 1i wG-4t tO- ioue consumption - Ensiud, j.,
aui TIE average pr.ce dalus t=.m OF y-i.s over
IG.s tI- wax.
, 1877-05-12

TN i,.F--.7!., al Ti.iz. were - . ,@1f egr, OF
ya.ch upss. %. Jy peg cent came -re!I -s ''.Ii-
Try C,rsstl 1r.s a ;sll are Iie- .,'- "a ~ -t
o. this cIuu,Iy. l> tuty .Ir pu.ur-i 40 iAt N"igt
states Il viii ue t-t the cf'Int-tes ttH't Viii
Ue embraced hy tie war about Lu ug-Iu-ku,sIt ahi
iurkey-Hsv- tu.r.-acl 22.o per aei.t. ot ts= sup
Il., % England. In lU.i-t iroatI V--Y'Il' t'.is
Yer E-yyt, 1ei 2 ~Ut lu tAe srz--inil o' III
Porte yyli. be uiIs tea hy Ic Nr, and whether l'.a
" = j, iu,alzvi or Whether a. draws INTO 7 utItI
ErrI.tli powers Il d. t'It.Gt lh1t tire demand !or
Am-ricsu n.eu.stE!.s VAL RE- Increased III t!3- nr!si4-
iorLoOl OF twenty-five per czUr M cse oi the GU
tIus oil If tL- Russian and .UrSlsE sapnies . ia
ruuraet 10y a piol'Hse! war. lEtly imports N-i!
l,rsry from o !e-st GA the B.1c. Sea, aGt war VIZ!
ais. create al act, demand tJr bIeldstats "a
Y -.lIr rprr.Ii, an VCrtS.
, 1877-05-12
GOsID SEED.

o. rosebud garland OF girls!
II the whole sl4i yr-r We're May:
Ii winds sang low in the clustering leaves,
And loses hlOImel alWay;
II youth was all that there Is of lie;
Ii the years hr0ught othiEg OF care eH2 s.rifa,
1t were easy to sing a song TO- you.
Yet o my gigllnl If riis!
Is there nothing better than May
The -rol! II .5ow of EsTyr~t-JIme,
The rest a. In AutuEiu 'ayl
This Thought / give You all to keep
Who sOw,th eOli seel shall surely reap.
The yelr crows rich as il Sr5wrth OH,
AMI LIES luest sands arr lis SANDS CT gold.
, 1877-05-12

Washin ston CAPITA! -" The worst feature
Of all Is that the poor sufferers are 80 utterly
helpless. II Kn,herfofd T. only wanted
another electoral refnrning board swindie'
were be bar cauiiiate FOR second term,
,hev would hold him es hey held o'her
President. most uupleasantly, to his dreafy
work in bshali Of the party. Bat ne man.
somewhat an.azzd at being elected once, -
not 4. candidate f5r second term WIN hls
C,i,iu-t of democrats and dOc'rlnsires, be
rreat- rbeir wrath with snbiime Contempt
When this Cabinet burg doubtful IN iho
Ssoa-e a fri~ui hurTying to hIn' gave 'as
s,ar,,iag information that The repuoiicanl
senator's wonId not conffm- % Well, sad
Pn,h.rforl b Ni'b cslm Indifference : "
,be reoublicans do not the democrats Will
And p,w The cen.oora'- will sH-'siu 'he alHn
tbav fonrht 80 earnestly against, uoi that
Inv love bira more, but these r-pnollcahs
lrs- Ana they VIII confirm his appoint
mep,- and pas Bis rneA-us-s upon NE same
prinriple pfre;=eIy that made Wendell Phil
.ips advocate aboliii0n-becsUse the slaves
we're not bis."
, 1877-05-12
Turk and Russian.

\ TeTy general feeling is entertained that
the .'unSpeakable Turk, 4" as Carlyle pictures
quely styles him. ought 10 be driven out of
Europe" MeSsrs. Gladstone aud Freeman
have ohampioued this view of the matter,
aud it has been adopted by all people save
those who detect u flaw in It's logic; who
fail 10 perceive, ia fact, that any better au-
rhOriiy exists for driving The Turk cut of
Europe, than for driving him OF the face of
the earth altogether; and who are curious 10
know If the IursOphobisis are willing to ac-
crpt the full implication Of the doctrine.
Also, while It il probably true has tbs Otto
man TUic is ven bad. sud that II i ute
foreign 10 Western civilization. At Is by no
means clear that any change for the better
would FOLLOW the expulsion OF the Turks. ln
European Turkey there are zen distinct races
aud religions besides tho Turks, and II tho
latter were removed it Is perfectly certain
that the~e so-cslied "ChTistisrs would
urucecl 10 cut one auoihers ihroats with all
possible expedition. At present they are no
doubt Oppressed by the Turks. but they in
rheir turn oppreSs one another whenever
they get q chance, and The Turk at least
keeps them from emnlatipg the fate of the
Kilkenny cats Ii the Turk wero driven
out Of Earcpe, or,over, 1t Is 10 lie presumed
. hat BIS place would be taken by the Cossack.
Would that be an advantage 20 he cause OF
civil .zltioa aud progress Would It be an
Improvement upou the rule of the Osmanlisy
The Turk in Bulgaria was bad enough, bus
dli uur readers never hear of what the Cos
sack "a after the fall Of Khivs, in Central
Asia? Those who will refr-sh their memories
conceruiug thar expedition will pgeceiye that
Russian feruciiy aud brutality may be quire
,qual to those Of the Ba,hi- .zuuks, and
bat it i only necessary 10 provide helpless.
pruSrrare race, 10 bring out ali the inmate
crueliiss of tho one savage, as Of the other.
Nor j. ther' IN the prospect OF Russlieation
auy special cauS- for eougra'uiAilon or hope
II Rus-ia held European Turkey from the
Danube to the BosphO"us, 1t would only oa
an extension of the great Bureaucracy which
Is extending its PolyP t'n'acles IN all diree-
riuns, IhrotIling aud absorbing rs weaker
neishtors. Turkey may De bad, but We
cauuo, admit that y'hing better Is to be
hopsd for through Russia. The latter power
l. ro more an exponent of true civilization
than the former, and her every advance is II
menace 10 free government and the liberty OF
,he individual. |, might be for the good OF
Europe hat Turkey should fall in'o the
hands oi sotae other power, but certainly
Ru-sia J. no. she power that can amend the
-i,ua,iou Nv sul,-'Itu'ing h"r drspoiism for
that Of Islam Sea. Rec1Td Union.
, 1877-05-12

Gov HAMPTON j. fne specimen Of
physical manhood, stan ling SIX feet : igh in
he el-ar, barring boot heels. His form l.
wIllowy, bnt we'll knit and compact his
cnmi lsxion Is swarihy, tinsed wi,h enough
Of Ihe ros-ate hue 10 indicate a good liver
and one who does not intend 10 die in deb,
20 his stomach. In his movements be Is
qaick and his naun=rs are graceful. His
eyes are a deep brown, almost black, and
hey sparkle with . good d-al Of ar.birion
They ara expressive eye-, OF the kind " hieh
r, hrer the inner feelings HIS hair Is not
black, though there are places where the
gray Is making sad inrosd- be wears side
Wbi>kers and n0u>t4che; The latter rndiug
Ghere the former begins, sJne,hin- after the
style OF Senator Burnside, though The whl-k-
ers do not stand out 81 prumin- nTly Is DO
those of the Rhode Island Senator; borh
moustache and Whi>kers are ting-d with
just enough gray 10 serve as a reminder Of
The inroads Of time. lie wears fAul;l-ss
white shirt front. wi'h pearl buirous and a
full black suit, the coat cut frock. H Is Of
the class of men who have an atirActiyeness
that l. Noticed in crowd.
, 1877-05-12
POETsCAL SELECTIONS.
TcTNG At IIEsHT.

lis afot a myth, brt cherry truth
There l. fuUnt GewheTe.
Whose waters give psrenuill youth,
To all Who quaE them there;
Though gushing not in shaded del
NUr under blaze Of MON;
And ill--tarrel was the knight who fell
Seeking the faGe'esS D on,
But, cooking down through iUye-lit eye,
! find Il il the heart,
Whose springs are fe1 from yon1er sky
BY faith aif prayer apart
And oyert"w IN words AMI j els
4, kindly aS the rain
OF sum'ner on the parrbing meals,
And Uu The asLen plain.
II years shall pl0w no furpws there,
II matt-rs not 20 me
II frosts 90 gath On IA; hair,
And fading cheeks see;
II love fade not as Seasons 40
Fr IN .re--n leaves unto sere.
From skies that catch tie tiutS below,
To leaden skies and clear
let wrinkles come, ani roses 20,
As year by year departs.
But let not Time, the vi = foe,
Make oCDQue-t Of our hearts.
OhnO thank Gpi, these may keep yOung.
Though all teside gTow Old,
Til pearly gates are open flung.
And walk We streets OF gold.