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NO. l27
War Notes.

VIENNA, Nov. 2sth.-News about the
movements o! Russians st Etropsl and
OrchsRie lesves 10 doubt that instead
OF waiting for operations by Mehemet
Ali, they have determined 10 sntici-
pste him BY vigorous forward marca.
which II successful would cripple If not
entirely prevent the intended effort tor
the relesf OF P.evna s...s-.s-
LONDON, November 2S.-There are
rumors here Of lighting near Rustchuck,
the Turks being the sggressors. Whether
these movements are extensive enough
10 cause s withdrawal Of sny from
Plevns even if the CEsrwich's army
were wesk, is not known.
LONDON, November S-GlsZi- Mouk-
tsr PAshs teIegrspLs; from Erzeroum
. The Russlsn Bsyazid column is encsmped
between ZIdkan sud KaraklSss. Every
thing indicates that the RussiSns are pre-.
psrlng TO suspend operations and go into
winter qusrters. Snow has fallen in
the mountains 10 the depth OF 8 feet. A
Russian official Despatch says the Turks
on Monday morning violently attacked
the l2Gh corps at FiestCken and Motchks.
Aiterslr hours severe lighting the Turks
were repulsed and pursued until tho
night. The Turkish loss must
hsve been very hesvy. The Rus
sisn loss is three hundred, including =
large number o. officers. The simulEs.
neous demonstrations against Polormsks
and ksElleno were repulsed with trlting
hghtlng.
The Geshots have been liberated, un-
condiIionslly.
Eysub Pashs has been appointed com.
msnder st Shipks.
Reoui Psshs goes To Adrlsnople ~
superlntend the organization OF new
army.
A great storm. with snow, prevails in
the Balkans.
A correspondent says that tho estsb-
lishment OF the Roman Hierarchy OF
Scotland has been indefinitely postponed.
ST.. PETSasBURu, November 2s.-Four
hundred Turks surrendered 20 the Rus.
SLAMS in Shipks Pass to-day
VIENNA, November 2S.-A corres-
poadent telegraphs that 1t Is announced
from Cons;Sutinoplo that the COuncll OF
War which has hitherto had supreme
direction of the military operations,
is 10 be transformed into merely
deliberatvo body under the presidency
OF MusLsis Pssha, Minister OF War.
This transfers the direction of operations
to Mustsio from Mshmond Dsmsd
Pssha, who WIS the most prominent
member OF the council OF war.
LONDON, November 29-Thc 7tLe-
graph says that 1t has received Informs
Iion that hsrs fell through the threacbsry
OF pAsha, who admitted the Russians 10
the commanding fort and was paid for II
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an cId student Kills n Despe rado
Washington Review.

News reaches US that Mr. Tom
Stephenson, well known memb r
,ne Senior class. who lett Washington
and Jefferson College. and entered Cen
tre College, Danville, Kantucky, WAS re-
Gently assaulted 10y three negroes rs he
was returning from literary society,
TWO OF whom Tom give Il liberal dose Of
cold lead, from the effects OF which one
died. The verdict OF the coroner'S jury
completely exoaeTated Stephenson, the
desperate character OF the ass rllant 6elog
well known and his death being con.
s.dered blessing to the community. In
this connection we may also add that
Stephenson Distinguished himself some
time ago by risking his life ia succe ss-
ful attempt TO stop n runaway in which
were a LADY and child.
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LET Us BE THANKFUL.

Throughout the comfortable homes OF
Wheeling to-day people seat themselves
before the good cheer that has made the
Thanksgiving dinner" of America
famous throughout the world. Will they
think, as they bow their heads while
grandpa" or "father" utters the short
"g.sce before meat" that they all owe
debts of gratitude to the Father
of Love and Mercy, for all they have
and all they are2 We fear notl
This custom of national thsnksgiv-
ing is good one, and one that, If 1t was
observed with more thought and depth,
would be beneficial in a multitude of
ways. One day in the year, at least,
should be given to a sober consideration
of what has taken place with US while
twelve months have rolled on day by
day toward eternity and rest.
Perhaps we have lost some friend, some
companion, who has cheered our earlier
years of trouble and woe. 1t was
through the goodness OF Him who rueth
us all that this companion was given.
Let us be thankful, then, for what we
have had and not reprosch Him tor what
has been taken.
From your freside as you see beside
you, wife, children, the father and mother
that were patient when you vexed them'
and loved and shielded you when per-
haps you went sstsy, turn to the hun
dreds, homeless, iatherless and triendIess.
where the angry floods have swept over
the land. Think of the families whose
pride and whose dsrliugs lie buried in the
ocean near the great ship that so lately
went down and then ask yourself "have
nothing for which TO be grateful to my
Maker2" And as your thoughts come
back to the bright room whose walls Ell
close you, stroke the soft hair OF the IN
nocent prattler that comes to you TO be
kissed, and marmur, "God OF the just
and the unjust, l thank Thee for thy
great goodness to me and mine"
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John Bull Cautious.

LosDos, November 27.-LOrd Derby,
Secretary Of the Sts.e tor foreign shaiFsr
to-day received q deputation repre- ent-
ing a scciety Tor the protection Of Brlt-
ish interests. Three o.her political
societies headed BY Lord Straihedor
Campbell, who presented memorial
urging active lntsEiere1cs IN isY'r oi
Turkey. Lord Dslby replied tns. ha
saw 10 reason 20 Gepart from It's neu-r>li-
~. He didn't thiak Cons.antinop.e oi
the Suez Cana in dsnger. When !h'
government ssE reasonable opportuni
" II would 60 what i. could 70 BRING
about peace.
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A Rarharous Practice.

Yesterday was wet and cold, as all will
remember. AS part OF the brilliant
programme IN the management OF the
schools, every child, no matter how deli
cate its health, was forced to sand out
in the bleak wind and cold drrzzhng
rain uutil nine o'clock before it was al
lowed 60 enter sny OF the buildings. -
Ohio Statesman (Coumbus).
Such rule is Ii existence In the Cah'
bridge schools. 1t is TO the utmost de
gree bsrbarous. Last winter many chill
dren suffered greatly IN consequence OF
it, if indeed, the death OF some was not
caused by it. Let it be revoked now be-
fore the severe weather comes On. -
pecple who have seen and Ielt It's lnhu-
msnity will not be satisfied with state
menti that it will rot be vigorously en-
forced. Guernsey JeterSontan.
And in Wheeling the same singular
rule obtains. Between the freezing OF
the caid outside and the backing inside
the building, it has rough experience
and if it maintains It's health it is tortu-
nate.
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SAN FRAscIsCo, November 25-A
Tucson, Arizona dspAtcb ssys: The sd-
vices from Sonora stats that 400 soidiers
left this place 10 drive out renegade In.
diane from Sierra Madra. TINS will
probably cause them 70 come back 10
AriZook.
Il is also reported that Disz and Lerdo
proposes 70 forego all claims W the Pres-
idency, it be is given lower California,
Savara, Chipurehs and Durango. leaving
the other provinces 20 DiAz. The same
advice states that there ia very little hope
of any compromiss on this basic.
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oy.HendrIcks as - Lecturer.

ISD1ANAPoLIs, November 2s.-Gov.
Hsudrirks made bis frs! appearance 10
the lecture field q. Harmony Hall, this
evening, Tor the benefit OF Grace EPrco-
pal Cbgrch. His subject was "Revoiu-
ton" which be treated from the stand
palnt Of history under the different head;
ofnao-tlve, deIiberstive snd inevitable
revolutions. TIE efOr. was highly cred
i,sO.e AID entertSuing, evincing much
study, careful preparation and very con-
siderable literary excellence. The audi
e!ce Was large and spprecisti7e.
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p,Co,esSssMAN HOPKINS, of Pitts
sash, i, spoken of as the re1t Demo-
.,;o candidate for Governor of Penn
,,lv.pis. By his talents and his worth
:. would grace the position of Chief
p,.,0,,vs of the second state in the
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-29

Tar Republican members of the Sen.
:. Iudicisry Committee-or such OF
...ri., = wei pre- en,--voted against. HAIR
=, confirmation for the Supreme
,.,h He will owe his seat to the
n..,crstic members and Judge DAVIS.
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IT has already been announced that
Colonel BOB. INGERsoLL has been en-
gagged to deliver a lecture In Wheenng
some time this water. He recently was
invited to deliver the same lecture IN
Albany, New York, that he Is to deliver
here, and all of the clergymen OF that
city signed protest sgaiAt it. o. the
lecture they say:
"In itself illogical, inconsequent and
irrevereat; coarse without strength; de
struGtive without suggestIveness, the lee
ture deserves no notice. The righ. OF an
individual 10 such thin king, II II be con-
sidered a right, and If 1t can be called
thinking, may well be conceded to any
one VINO counts such operations Of the
brain thoughts; and the right TO utter
such thoughts IN their ctudei ess, which
the law denies to the prefsne man in MS
osths, to the lbertine in his lcentious'
ness. or to n traitor in his sedlion, may
perhaps better be tolerated tor its gener-
al harmlessness, than be dlgnifed with
denial or repression"
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n. a d. Trains Moving.

BALTIMORE, November ~ The
trains on the Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road, both passenger and freight, be-
tween here and the West which have
been delayed sIuce Saturday lsst by the
food 10 the Potomac, commenced moving
tO-night.
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The literary editor of the Baltimore
Gazette is quite severe on Mr.. LEIGH .
TONS poem. Admitting that "there are
occasion ally beauties throughout the
volume ald many new thoughts clothed
in poetic garments" he maintains that
the poem "does no. bear the stamp OF
genius and will not have more than an
ephemersl life in the world OF letters,
that "viewed either rs On acting drsms
o- a dramatic poem, it is decided failure
Upon this latter point even critics, a
class OF gentlemen who are supposed to
be as nearly infallible as it is given to
mortal man to be, differ. Others have
pronounced the poem a decided succe
"One Of the chief blemishes OF the
book, SAYS this reviewer, SIS the striking
resemblance of some of It's passages to
others which were published before Mr.
LE1Ga aToS learned the alphabet. For
instance, the lines
It's a sign that even in evil things
May DO "a saving element OF g0od,
certain V ggests the idea IN Shskspe"res
* Henry the Fifth
There is a soul OF goodness In hI'g' EN-
| II men oOServingly would distili II out
And again, the fiery exclamation o.
Pelii.us, tue Kings Magician, to END
Princess, you mock me; but my heart
cries out :,
Against refusal. Lot the stars proclaim IT,
| AND in enchanted runeS us written
down;
And sp lis and incantationS promise 1t!
forcibIy brings to mind the magnificent
defiance OF Rlchelieu when DE Mauprat
stenls into ms chamber to assassipste HIM ;
| thou liest, nave!
lam Id, iutirm, most teeble-but thou
Armand de Richeheu dies not by the
20, man-utc stars hare said IL and the
voice
Ofmy oracular and prophetic soul
Confirms the shining SiDylS!
"These emb!anceS, 50 say the least
of them, are unpleasant
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Movement OF Iadfans.

WuHIsGToS, November ZS.-Pnvste
advices. no. officially confirmed, have
been received 70 the effect that some
LOO Indians, en- route 70 the Ansouri
river, aud nov about = hundred miles
from their objective point, have STAN.
psded and left the main body.
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Appealing TO Congress.

MOBILE, Nobember 26.-A large and
orderly meeting Of logs and lumber men
wss held st 2ascagou!s ye: terdsy, which
pledged tde citizens 70 aid the govern
ment IN is rlghLs and Efforts 70 protect
government! lands, and appealing TO Con
gress for projection from qnwsrrsntAo''
seizure by agents Of the Interior depart
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10, Virginia people propose to
.,;on 10 West Virginia one-third
W sis.i, debt, and then repudiate the other
"a. That looks like business.
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A little girl named Annie Eaton, eight
years old, while crossing the railroad
bridge near Petroleum Center, Pa on
her way 70 tcaool, yesterday. was struck
By the engine OF the train leaving there
At s.l5, and tae whole train psssed over
her body. No blame attached TO any one
for the accident.
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marine.

MovrLLz, November 2S.-Arrived-
Steamer Bolivia, from New York.
PoEr EADs, November 2s.- Arrived
Brig.. Emmanuel, Bio Janeiro and
Grant from Malaga Ssilsd-Lons Star
New York.
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Two men Buried In n Nine.

CUMBERLAND, ND, November Ze-
Yesterday the Boden nine, near Frost
burg fell il, imprisoning John DAVIS
and John Hogsr. Hundreds Of men
immediately began digging for them.
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Sevspayer change.

CLEvEUAyD, November 2s.-Fsir.
banks & Co. - day sold .he Cleveland
Herald 20 e1 Congressman r. G. PArsons
and Col. ". P. FOgg 0! this city, tor
100000. The change Ia proprietorship
takes effec! Decem Der ].
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In Washington, Pa, whest brings
sl.20 and corn 40 cents.
TOBACCO is selling st from $3.50 to
$40O per hundred in Monroe county,
Ohio.
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saI. ofeI-O 600 600 in Gold

Nzw YORK, November S.-A Wash
ington dispatch says that the Suo-Ireas-
u-e. here nas been ordered 70 sell one
million dollars In gold, Saturday NEXT.
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asheelins &eeister.
o,JS closed yesterday at lo2t'

c,, ,,,athsr to-day ,Oiu 6epartly clO"dy'
,.b 10 vest ptnds, and lo'Oer tenn
.Scattrs,
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.opROw's REGISTER.

-, DAILY REGISTER will be issued
.,,.v morning, as usual. ,..and it will
,.;ufpll OF bright, fresh news.
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THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT FRIDAY, JUNE %, 1877

be IL as 1t may, 1t is certain that the
transaction will have been none the less
d damnable outrage, and that the per-
petrators Of II Will go through life and
down to their graves with fraud branded
by public opinion in letters OF living
fire upon their characters.
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The foregoing extracts from recent
decisions of our Supreme Court are
fair illustration Of the elevated tone Of
morality which pervades the judgments
rendered by that august tribunal, and
are calculated to impress the public
mind with the conviction that impartial
justice and equity are the measure by
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dCt " Vi 1919 Stoleu pLopSLtys duu Cdu-
not the State protect its interests by
proceeding against the men who were
the perpetrators and beneflciaries Of
this fraud, and who are now the owners
Of a judgment just rendered for large
sum Of money?
We do not pretend to be learned in
the law, and we shall not attempt to
follow Messrs. Ludeling, Ray & Co.,
through its intricacies and refinements.
It may be that ring OF spectators
can obtain possession Of vast and
valuable property by such jugglery and
fraud as the Supreme Court of the
United States has pronounced the sale
of the North Louisiana and Texas Rail
road to have been; it may be that they
can organize and themselves form part
Of a nefarious conspiracy composed Of
the Legislature, Executive and courts,
through that conspiracy obtain i'm
mense grants Of money from the legisla-
tive branch of the conspiracy and have
the sale and grants and all other parts
OF the fund declared valid and constitu-
tional by the judicial branch of the
conspiracy; and it may be, that when
this scandalous combination is broken
up and exposed, and honest men
are sent to the Legislature and placed
upon the Bench, there can be
found no legal process by which the
wrong done the State can be redressed
and the robbers brought to justice.
This is question of lava matter for
attorneys and courts to determine. But
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.

1t having come to my notice that there are in
this city some persons who are specializing in
CUBAN BONDS. / hereby caution the people
that. with the exception Of those signed by Mo-
rales Lernus. all other Cuban Bonds are of
doubtful issuance, their validity depending
upon the decision of thu House of Representa-
tives of the Cuban republic.
DIR. JOAQUIN DEZAYAS.
New Orleans June o. 1877. je28 3t*
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Our subscribers will confer favor upon us by
reporting ~ this Office every failure in the de-
livery TO their address OF the DEMooHAr, ne we
are particularly desirous Of achieving absolute
exaotitude AMI puncuslity.
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Persons leaving the city for the suat-
sser can have the Daily Democrat mailed
o. their address for one dollar per
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NEW ORLEANS, JUNE 10, 1877.

The only Authorized soliciting Agents
Of the Democrat for the city are mcssrs
M. N. nAKEu ANA y. b. DEvEzIN.
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Shocking Tragedy I'm New York

NEW YOkK, August 1s-A terrible trag-
edy occurred early his moruing. Thomas
keeper, Mrs. Wood, who is sc years old at
bis res der ce In lO9ih street. HarJing is a
married man, but has not lived with his
wife for some time, and he had employed
AsT es Wood 10 keep house for him. No per-
son was present when the occurrence took
place, but IL is supposed they quarreled
ABOUT something. al q that Harding drew
pistol al d SHOT Mrs. Wood. the ball entering
under The left houlder. He hen p s ced the
muzzle Of The pistol 10 his forehead aud nred
twice. When the police came on the scene
surgeon WIS sent for and the hou sekeep-
e1's wounds were dressed. but Harding died
about O'Clock from the effects or the shoot
ing. The coroner will investigate the case
and obtain statement from Mrs. Wood
when she is sufficiently recovered from the
shock. 1t is not known at present VIII ether
the housekeeptr's wounds will prove fatal.
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SARATOGA, August ls.-rhe rain OF last
night and the shower early this morning
made the racing to day doubtful until 10
O'Clock, but it was found that the rain had
not reached the race track, which was quite
dusty. There Were four races on the pro-
gramme. The first race was sweepstakes
SIS entrance, $50 with 1900 added; the sec
ond horse 10 receive 500 out of the stakes
three rteTs of a mile. There were six
s arters, The pools selling at following rates:
Rbodamanthus Sl25, Nirginius $50, Dan h
So, Bertram $50, Ryan Maid and Anal Oily
S45. AT the start amanthuS had two
e;glhs the best, and he woa ia E15S. Vir-
glntus second, Dan X third.
The second race wos for purse OF 50 for
three year olds, 10 carry les pounds, with
allowances 10 mares and geldings, one mile
AID an eighth. There were three starters
rC'ls selling as follows: Brademaste 500,
Bowie's Oriole SII5; jor Barker 800. The
Iaoe was won by OriOle by a length, Brada
mante second, Major Barker third. Time
1:59.
A free handicap sweepstakes of sos each,
III Lot declared cut, with $500 added; the sec
ond horse 10 receive 500 out of the ste kes
fwo miles, was the third race. Galway was
be winper, with CloverbrOok second. Time
:40A.
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The President ExDeeted.

FRFMONT, OHIO, August 1s-Ths execu-
tive committee Of the Soldiers Natio lal
Reunion announce their next meeting for
Marietta, Ohio, September 4th, 5th, 9th and
9Th. The cannon, ammunition, arms, tents
and twOhundred stands OF regimental colors,
provided for by acts Of Congress and OF the
Ohio legislature, are already on the ground.
A number Of distinguished generals, among
whom are Generals Cockerell aud Joe John
ston, Generals Sheridan and Crooks, are To
be there, and II is expected the President will
also attend. The governor of the state and
his staff will be present, and Gov. Young
will formally open the camp on the first day.
All soldiers OF both armies are invited and
tolerated. Every state will be represented
by eX soldiers Of the Union and Confederate
ARMIES.
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kilograms to The Star.
The RIO GRANDE OUTRAGE.
MORE STRIKE TROUBLES.
THE EUROPEAN WAR.
PRE- SIOENT'S TRIP.
TRAGEDY IN NEW YORK.
THE EUROPEAN WAR.
PRESIDENTS TRIP.
IN NEW YORK.
STRIKE NEWS.



NV oEK, August lS-Tne for-tn n in
tbe New ark city SIX NJ lis met i'm thr. m lis
yesterday, by invitation of Superintaodent
hoss. j. II. cutter, proprietor, had sent to
fstttI>On 10 learn the average wages paid In
iaEds there. The result WAS thar ne con
c.uded 10 abaudon the proposed redu,tIp1 Of
10 per cent and equal ze the wages by taking
IRON - cents II II iTom the Inquest salaries
ana adding il 10 the lowest.
Five Thousand Miners ON a Strike
VILLA ASPoRF. August IA dlSDat.sh
nom summit Station. Pa. says that ali The
Operatives In the following cOllieries hs va
struck work: TIE Beaver Meadow Co 11na-
ny, employing about $50 hands; the collier es
II Sioo kiOn, belonging IN @. J. Liadermanu
VINO employ AT Last 0n1 men: the = ring
Mountain cOllierieS empiOytug7O1 d a pd :; the
Two cCllieIies of the Beaver Brook Coal Com
IsnY, employing St0 hands; the Lerigh a.d
NtlkestarTe Coal Companies, consisting of
four colbeTfeS at Audenrled and enploving
about 200 men; n. l.. Mumper X Co 5 two
lilerieS employing together $50 men T1eSs
ccmprize the collierieS SNuth of Fazleton
The men demand an increase of wa yes eluaI
10 The amount OF the last reduction. I; is
Iumored that four collieries. operated by
Hardee q Co, will be cut after to day.
Strikers Arrested
EASToS, Pa, August Is Nine OF the
leading strikers on the Lehigh Valley rail-
1oao, at this place, Were arrested early this
morning and taken 10 Philadelphia.
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The Presidents New England Trim.

WINDSOR, VT, August Is Secretary and
Mrs. Evers, in their family baroucae, ana
Hon. r. ii. StoughtOn, with Messrs. Devens
and Key, of the Presidents Cabinet, left
windsor for Claremount about 10 O'Clock this
morning, where they are to meet the Presi-
cent and party, who left Bratt leboro' on
special train TO convey them to Windsor to
the summer residence of Mr.. Evarts, where
a reception will be rendered the President
this evening. A number of distinguishe
Evsrts 20 dine with President and party this
evening.
MANCHESTER, n. r., August 1S.-The Pre-
sldent and party are expected here Thurs
day, I'd instant, at q. m, and will be re-
celved at the depot by the city government.
grand army of the republic aud citizens. A
national salute will he fired at the depot
square. The President will he the guest of
ex- Gov. Smyth. and will remain in the city
n I m