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SOUTHERN NEWS.
Nirginla.


The large new hotel at the White
Sulphur Springs was recently destroyed
by fire.
Colonel Thomas II. Carter Of King
William county, has been elected rail
road commissioner for the state.
Judge A. B. Cochran, a member ol
the senate, was suddenly stricken with
paralysis while speaking on Saturday
Colonel c. T. Crittenden, door
keeper of the Virginia legislature has
been indicted for feloniously stealing
eco from the pay Of members OF the
house. .r..,
The Virginia legislature has passed
the Moffet whisky punch bill, by which
every bar-keeper is compelled to keeps
register Of every drink sold, and pay
tax Of Zone cent on each one. .-.
south Cnrslfna. rar
The Due West congregation yisitec
the parsonage last week, carrying 4
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COMMERCIAL.
HERALD OFFICE,

TUESDAY EyENIEe, April 10, lS77.i
Considerable activity in the market.
Oats have a brisk demand, and the
supply light. Wheat scarce and firm
with an upward tendency. Butter
and eggs higher and more scarce. On
ions, potatoes and apples scarce.
Hides downward tendency. Cotton
nothing doing. -t
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ATFlFF
Arrival ana Departure ~ tho Malls NJ

comprising WesioIn, Northern mud Eastern
States New York aud ~, l. ulsmails arrive
NJ $40 p.m,i deDaH AZ 7iib Am. Pouches close
NJ y pm.
SouTHERN MAH-New Orleans ANA south
eIn loulalanay Galveston, Houston, Anhtln,
Waco, aud all Other points In southern
rexas arrives NJ 1l5 am, depaEls AZ 10 ~,
m. Pouches close NJ pm.
EASTERN MAnL-Yia A, y Il. Il, H., com.
praing h0ushorn and Middle States Louis
Vile, chattanooga Memphis, Little Rock,
Shreveport, and all EasteTnn Texas, arrived
daily al 9D PM, departs NJ PIN, Pouch
closes az pm.
WKsTERN MALL From Fort worth, Gle
burne, Granbury, WeatherloTd Decatur
Palo Pinto, JnoksbOro ana western posts,
arrives Mt I'm; departs at y am,
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establishment, said that husiuess WAS
"humming,N aud there was aprohahil'
liy hey would iuru ont some Two huns
lfel nrsi'rlAss skeletons in RyeaL
They got the materials from various
SOURCES some OF them were manEle'l
and rhOppedup eOrpaes from the hOs'
pitfalls and medical schools, aud others
were quite frsh nom The general
corpse maTket
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THE STATE OVER.

Bel Co,mM--Judge Fullmoro Of
Austin, is married to Miss Lucia Rob
ertson of Salado, daughter of Col, Il,
Sterling c, Robertson.
Williamson Co,mtg-The Dallas Pol
ka," which has been dedicated to Miss
Fannie Swindells, has been presented to
Nat O. Nat pokes compliment at it,
Gov. Hubbard will not attend the odd
Fellows festival at Georgetown, stho
Goth,
BmlesoH ComM-The editor Of the
Eagle walked from Caldwell to Bryan
on Saturday, distance of twenty-four
miles. Time, six hours and twenty
two minutes If anything will make
man walk, it is to 80 on visit to his
wife The fruit crop is safe.
Wilson Co,ob--The citizens Of
Floresville were washed out Of house
and home last Sunday by the heaviest
rain which has fallen in twelve months,
They have pretty girls at Souther-
land Springs, and brag about EN-.
--Everything is prosperous on the
Ecleto. Crops good.--Sergeant Arm.
strong, of Captain Halls command,
arrested Mr.. Wallace Carter on war.
rant from East Texas,
Cay C6utN-Not one bar room in
Clay county. The boys drink cider
though and get Glitch fou" on it too
The journal begs mantully for the
birds.--Dr. Dt2ler is booked for an
early visit to Henrietta. Mrs. Him
chey is dead. -l6,000 beet cattle will
be sent to market from Clay county
this season.--A desperate named
Hughes who has been the terror Of Clay
county was arrested under chcumstan-
ces of peculiar difficulty.
Harrison Coumty-rhe Herald of
Marshall will not commence the publ
cation of daily until next lall.-A
railroad is contemplated from Carthage
to Marshall. hreman's celebra,
ton on the 3rd proximo is to be a
grand affair.-Fruit trees are loaded
down with the young fruit. The
Herald calls for speech from Culber-
son. A good deal Of sickness pre-
walls in Marshall, not of fatal charac-
tar bownvar
" n, M, c,,,,,,o.o;,1
MGLe"nan 'oug h nc Golt'l'e.o n"i
az " AGO Pays inuIn oa %e I;tt, " nn '
--l'''y Groon a;es ave- ,bicl on the fences
In cnlebratino the fire anniversary
tho ntber ,lov we notice the hook and
iaddnr havs Nova not enragoI THE
EUo,,,;n wy so"s tbe face of eoch individ.
"a hon,, 1" 10 tnrnnd northward
. T ,a noPp bo~o s~gared a lille but
nv n' s"ine o"oI mf ~ oofo'oMaior Hinoh-
we mann thn S T,U nr Snnth BnsH,,a has re-
. n"n, u" ryo m' M;ssomri
'ulneu IRON 1i'''V " ., y 9
Harris Connty-ueh' DaV iI - .,
amry passed up on lhe CerVfa ; .lsiI On ,'a
the 9th."Tehefa! supfTln1enueI'iI
swanson, Chief engineer Howe anu M
assistant superintendent burton VI a ,I''
Central passed. up lhe roau o'l 'ile y'n,
on rec0hnollerInB III ','l, T. !.
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CHICAGO.
NEW ORLEANS.
CONSCIENTIOUS.

AZ TENAnkANA, with all trains ON No
Louis Iron Mountain X. X. fOr all points
North, kakt and southeast,
AZ LOSGviEw JUNCTION aud MIN.
NICOLA, with trulna on tho International
Il. Il, Tor Tyler, paloatlno, Houston, 0alves.
ton and Aan Antonio.
At pAl.I.AA. with traina North and South
sherman, Paris, hOnhani, Mckinney, Cor
slcann, bromond, Waco. Hopaton and Aus
Tin.
AtsHREYEPoRT, with = regular line OF
nrH-sllSS aedglefs nor New Orleans,
THIS nne, being FULLY equipped with all
modern improvements, such IN WVatlng-
house Air brakea aud Miller Truss Platforms
aud Coupler, In unsurpassed for
speed, Safety and Comfort.
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NJ. POINTER vs. II. u. zACHERY. No 4s3
Justice, Court, Precinct No. /, Dallas
Country. The STATE OF TEXAS:
no THE SHERIFF, or any Cons able Of
i Dallas County, greetings; hsreus OATH
has been made BE- fore me Dy III. Pointer that
n. ID. Zachary lisa trnnsient persou, 10 that
the ordinary process Of law cannot be served
upon him, you are hereby commanded,
that you, by making publication Of this
citation In some newspaper pTlntsei In sait
county for flIree successive weeks before On .
return day hereof, summon the said r. ID.
| Zackary 70 be aud appear before me, at my
oficc, No. sDi Main street, Ia the Clay Of Dal.
| las, in the county Of Dallas, on the Tth dBy
~ Nay, ls7T, 10 answer the Omplaint Of tie
| said ~. Pointer, for the sum OF one hundred
and forty -five dollars and twenty five cents,
due a. damages for breach Of the warranty
| In a conveyance made BY the said Zachery
/ 10 the gaid Pointer, Of a certain house and
| lot in the City Of Dallas situated ON the
southeast corner Of Ross avenue and Har-
wood street
/ Herein faii not, and Of this writ make ne
i return as the Law directs.
Given under my hand this the ID day Of
April, lS7. L., Y. McLURE,
Justice OF tie Peace,
Precinct No. l, Dallas County.
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buy Tour TIckets Hhu snip fDuf FFtIsht
by the a,5i M Std
Houston and Texas Central Railway.

The following Offices and Agents have
been establishing by this Company, whore
Information may be had concerning not
only the II. a 7. d. Railway, but Texas gem
Il. /. MANCHESTER, Eastern Passenger
Agent, All Broadw. ", m. f.aDN 1
Gen. ]. u. RO ERTs0N, Pass. a Immigra-
tion Agent, lib N. Third street, IT. Louis, Mo.
A.. ALLEE, Northwestern Pass, Agent, lVl
CLARK street, Chtcaso, Ill. ttt'
NICK HOLMES, Southeastern Agent, o.
Burnett House, Cincinnati, Ohio.
]. X, COFFIN, Southern Passenger Agent,
ChattaNooga, Tenn. fat
Information may also DO hal at the agep-
Giles of the NJ. X. 4 r. Railway, In New York,
Chicago, Cincinnati, Hannibal and StAouis
j. WALDO,
Gent Pass q Freight Agt, Houston, Texas.
Gent s"pt.. Houston. Texas. ianaaim
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tbeIr pastor some three hundred dol,
Ias worth of yaluablrs AS "a mWk of
lheIre5lofm,
Numbers of negroes arc oomluB over
90 tho democratic PARTY ia Aubeyllle
county They are joining lhy clubs
right along and are determined 10 for
.rtht lAu lua,heroua leaders who have
30 sadly mslrl thrm for years
Rev james i, prohly, D. d., died at
his residence IN Due West, on the even,
ing of the allh Of March, in the sixty,
ninth year othis age, aiiera short and
painful lllLrss lie was highly dittlu-
puishod tor pIoly and intellect and hb
death viii be- q severe blow lo tho Pres
hyterIW church OF the state,
Mississippi,
Judge Warren Cowau Major lieo NJ,
Guyau, Col Street aud Major Walpulo
are candidates for state auditor
Gen Wallhlll Gov Stone Col Percy,
Col 'lroup Gems ftathoptou aud
George, sx-doW llumphrcs and Cob
Street are Wed by their friends 10 ac-
cept the nomination for governor,
Six prisoners broke Jail ut Grenada
sunday morning and escaped, All
were confined In one cell, and their
combined strength secured freedom,
Sheriff French was in Memphis this
week on the lookout for them
There is q proposition TO bring the
Ya6oo riyor through Chicknsaw river
and the lake in front of Nicllhurg The
project is feasible, and il carried into
effect may do away with the necessity
Of moving tho whartboat two or three
miles further south,
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Commercial.

THE STATE OF TEXAS--To all person
interested in the guardianship or the
state OF Susie j. and Cora f. Johnson mi
nOrs q, w. COotes, Guardian has nled, IN
EXHIBIT of the condition Of said estate, to-
gether with his application TO be discharged
therefrom, which will be heard at th1 next
term OF said court, commenolpg on the thlrd
Monday IN MAY, A. u. lsII, AZ the court
house, In the City OF Dallas, at which time
All persons iuteresfed In said Guardianshtp
may appear and contest said application II
they see proper. ~,
Witness, A. Harwood, County Clerk Of Dali
las County, Texas Given under MY
hand, and the Seal OF said Court Al
once, In City Of Dallas, this liTh day
Marcn, A. ID. nj. n.c,,n
County Clerk, Dallas Count, Texas.
hI-.WaI
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ANNOUNCEMENT.
Alderman.

NXJE ARE AUTHORIZED TO AN.
w nounoe M, q. Harris IA u candidate
for Alderman from the Second Ward, 90 an
the vacancy accustomed by the resignation
OF alderman y. ", Killer. Election on sat
urday, April 81, 1911.
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Commercial.


GALVESTON, April H. Gold 81 %; silver at
par,
CONNIE rcial.
LIVERPOOL, April ll.--Cotton easier; mid
ding uplands 61sd; Orleans esd: sales 1000;
speCulatiOns and exports 1000 Dalss; rectipts
1900 bales; American 45O0. Failures l-82o
cheaper. uplands, low middling class April
and May delivery, G6sB .l.32d; May and June
3 32@j l-ltd; low middling June and July de.
livery 6l-, 20e8 3-lBd; July and August y 9-S2
m6i4d: August and September Gts shipped
March ann April. sail. q S-6CsB 5-i2d,
An. m-Uplands, low midulinB class, May
and June delivery, 63 sd; July and August
IS l6d; August and SepteIhber.
GALvEsToy, April lL-Receipts net, 70
bales; gross, ~; sales $50; tock 9bSB. Mar
lSol. weak, MID ding lie; low middling lO1se;
Hides easy. Dry selected l2c; wet selected
NEW YORK, April Election weak. Up
lands ll2sc; Orleans NC. sales ll0 bales
Futures opened easier; April ii 2S@ll 3Oci
May IL 33@ll 35ci June IL ihSil %; july IL OIL
IL CSC; August IL 7lc.
better ana very strong. Corn 10 better ana
advancing.
Evening RepOrf-FinaDcial.
NEW YoRK, April ll,-Monsy 2 per cent.
Sterling strong 50 ~. Cold strong at Ools.
Government bonds active and steady; new
tives ll1,A; state bonds steady.
NEW oRLEA NJ, April ll-Gold 81 O51s3l O,94.
Sterling, bank 50 "a. WN
#t.4 Commercial q.
NEW ORLEANS. April H. Cotton demand
moderate. Sales 1850 bales; good ordinary
9lsa9Jkc low middiing l0Z@l01sc; middllng
lits@li1sc middling fair l21sgl41s :; fair lls4c,
exports Q New York a,SO7 bales; stock on
aAIvEsToN, April ll.-Cotion market dull.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH


NEW YORK April ll.-stocks active, very
feyerish and irregular Money 3 per cent.
Exchange, long 1877; shortlSy Government
bonds dull and strong. state bonds steady.
Gold opened 81 05Iso.
GALVESTON, April Gold 81 w, silver at
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NEW YoRK, April n.-Monsy per cent.
sterling strong IS 50. Gold strong at 81 O5Js.
Government bonds active and steady; new
fives lll,S; state bonds steady.
NEW ORLEA Ms, April ll--Gold u Oo1s9l va.
Sterling, bank s. a.. fN q
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GENERAL EUROPEAN NEWS.

RESIGNATION OF PRussIAN MINIsTER-FIRE
AT INvRRARY CAsTLE-BUsINEss FAILURE.
[pY CABLE TO THE HERALD
LONDON, Oct l3 1871
The Berlin National Zeihsno states that Count
Friedrich Euienpurg. Minister Of the interior, ha
resigned. The Norddeutsch Ailgemeine Zeitung con-
nrms the report OF she resignation.
FIRE NvRRARY CASTLE.
A hre occurred at the Duko Of Argylps seat, at
Inverarv Castle, Inverary. Argylsnire The central
tower guttcd. The fire has bcen exiting ushod
FAILURE IN BUSINESS
Messrs. J. +. y. Van Camp, builders, have failed
Their liabilities are 81, l5o 900.
PEsrH.
fre broke out In the Hungarian houses OF Par
Lament at Pesth during tho sitting yesterday, but II
was soon extinguishcd.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsHISGroN, Oct I3--1 A. N.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WAsHSGroN, Oct l3-1 A. NJ
Indications
For New England, clearing weather, COLDER north
west winds ana rising barometer.
For the Middle Atlantic states, clear partly
cloudy weather, cold, northwest shifting to warmer
southeast winds and rising followed by falling barom-
eter.
For tho South Atlantic States, partly cloudy
weather, light variable winds. stationary pressure
and temperature.
For the East Gull States warmer, clear or partly
cloudy weather, light winds, mostly from the north
and stationary or lower pressure.
For Tennessee anu the Ohio Valley, warmer, partly
cloudy weather. rain areas In The OHIO Valley south
cry winds and stationary or lower pressure.
For the lake region, warmer, cloudy weather, rain
arcas winds mostly from tho south ana falling fol-
owod at northwest stations by rising barometer and
colder northery winds.
The Ohio River will riso at and below Lou isvillc.
The other rivers Will remain nearly stationary.
Cautionary signals continue at Toledo, Sandusky,
Detroit, Port Huron, Aipena Grand Haven, Chicago,
Marquette, Escnnaba, Duluth, Milwaukee aud Section
No l.
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YELLOW FEVER.

PoRT Royal, s. c.. Oct. IL, 1877.
The yellow fever Is on the decrease. There arc now
twenty -one under treatment but all arc con.
valescing. The yellow fever at this pace in no way
affects tho railroad connections between augusta nd
Savannah and Charleston. Passenger trains run be-
tween Augusta and Beaufort station, out no inter-
course Ii had with the Injected district. Provisions
are scarce.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Oct. IL 1877
Two deaths occurred at Fernandna to-day ard I've
new cases. Colonel Liberty Billings is one OF tho
dead Drs Hcrndon, OF Savannah: Simmons, OF
the sick at Fernnndina DR.. Whitchurst, Of Key
West, arrived to-day.
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COAL MINERS THREATENED

SERIOUS ASPECT OF AFFAIRS AT THE LAcKA-
WANNA CoMPANYs WORKS.
SCRANTON, Pa, oct. IL. 1877
An attempt on the part oil the Lackawanna Iron and
Coal Company 10 work the Pine Brook colliery has
cxasperaied the strikers TO fearful pitch. About
twenty men worked In the mine to-day and we're es-
cored to and from their homes by strong military
guard. On quitting work they were assailod by
the shouts Of the mob who assembled in
force near the coal breakers, but were
guarded day and night The men who work there
to-day appealed for pro,e, ton the authoritires
shortly after eleven O'Clock tonight stating that they
were IN fear o being murdered their homes before
morning Detachmcnts have bcen sent protect
them ana strong force oil military under arms IN
the city ready TO march ut moments notice Troops
have been teegraphed for down tho valley and will
before morning
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THE CAPTURED NEE PERCES.
DISPOSITION TO BE MADE OF JOSEPH AND HIS
BAND--THE pREcEpENTs.

DISTORTION TO BE MADE OF JOSEPH AND HIS
BAND--THE PREcEDESTs.
WASHINGTON. Oct IL, 1871
The disposition Of tho Nez Perces Indians under
Chief Joseph, who surrendered TO General Miles, has
been the subject Of corcspondeLce between the War
and Interior departments AMI the matter will be fur
ther considered and determined by the Cabinet The
general practice oi the government heretofore has
been to assign captured Indians TO such reservations
might be selected for thcin, with only two cxccp-
tons, one being In the case OF the captured Modocs
where several hanged and other members OF the
tribe were scattered among other Indians 80 as to
break the tribal relations Of that band The other
exception the OF the captured Cheycnpes,
Arrapanoes Kiowas and Comanches, who are now
confined az Fort Marion, Fla
The captured Nez Perces number three hundred and
my, including men, women and children. About one
hundred and sixty OF this number Aghting war
riors.
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sACHEMs AT HOME.

RAD CLouD AGENCY, Oct H. 1877.
The Indian delegation arrived safely this evening
and reported their visit 10 Washington satisfactory
The Indians at the Agency anxiously awaiting .
report from their chiefs No trouble is anticipated
The official record kept by the military authorities at
Camp Robinson show that during the year past 900
warriors have surrendered and forty left the reser
vation without permission.
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PROPOSED NEW TERRITORY.

DRADwooD, d. T., Oct IL, 1877.
convention Of republicans, OF the Black Hills. met
here to-day Tor tho purpose OF erecting permanent
organization and electing delegate 10 Washington,
In tho interest Of the for the establish mcnt
OF new territory. Nearly all the mining camps IN
the Black Hills were represented. 4. Q. Breasy was
elected Delegate by accamation. Revolutions were
adopted indorsing the aun instration Of Prcsideni
Hayes IN It's efforts to complete reconciliation
OF feeling among all tho people Of tho United States,
and the re-estAblshn oI the old order oil things
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TOM PAINE'S DEATH.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. !

PEORIA, ILL.,, Oct. l2, 1871.
To.morrow's Saturday Eoentng Call will contain
Colonel Robert g. Ingersos reply TO tho New. York
OJserrers article stating that Tom Paine diod u
drunken, cowardiy ana beastly death ineersops
reply remarkable document and Will prove a valu-
abc contribution 10 history. It will create trcmen.
dous sensation IN the religious world. His scoring vi
DR.. Prime Is alb lo!utcly terrible
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[BY CABLE TO THE HERALD

LONDON.
[BY CABLE TO THE HERALD.
LONDON, Oct 12 1877.
The HERALD cable warning dated October
6, announcing as f6llows:--s'A great cyclonic
storm is moving rapidly toward Europe. 1t
will strike the Norwegian, British and
French coasts about the 10th. Very danger
Gus easterly to northwesterly gales, with
heavy rains, will prevail. Warn vessels
about to leave British and French ports for
this side" has been completely fulfilled.
ON THE SPANISH COAST.
The cyclone predicted struck the Spanish
coast on Wednesday morning. October TO-
with great fury.
VESSELS LOST.
Two vessels, caught in the great storm,
were lost off Bilbao and Corunna. Many
others are, it is feared. also wrecked.
STRIKING THE BRITISH ISLANDS.
The cyclone struck London early on
Thursday morning, October IL, and was ac-
companied by very heavy rains, fierce gales
and thunder and lightning.
OF BRIEr DURATION.
The storm lasted here but brief time.
The day opened after its passage with
beautifully calm autumnal weather.
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.
The weather here yesterday was fair.
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MYSTERIOUS SUICIDE.
rpY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

TRENTON, n. j.. Oct. II, 1877.
An unknown man. about forty years OF age. wei
dressed, found dead in the woods this city
to-day. he had shot himself with a Derringer re-
volver through tho head. Ho had but iorty three
cents on his person. Ho was respecab looking. An
inquest will be held tomorrow.
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no longer All the arbitrary acts, all the
abuses of power Of which we have been
the targets and the victims since the shot
fired on the 18th May have been dis
sipated by your hand.
publican constitution would not be in
danger, but we have this conviction no
Longer. When we are confronted by the
certainty that, should your Ministers sue
ceed in the war to the bitter end which they
wage upon what they are pleased to term
''radicalism" is the wild beasts
skin under which they disguise universal
suffrage-your Ministers themselves would
be pushed aside by the imperialists, having
for their catchword the appeal to the peo-
ple."
The battle is between that unalterable
order-ofwhich the admirable days of the 9Th
September and Of the 9th October are the
guarantee-and the disorder for which the
revenge Of the I'd of December upon the 4th
Of September would be the signal. AS the
Revolution of 1870 was revenge for the
coup dftat the imperialists would have re-
venge for revenge.
We have already decided. No, we
do not wish to plunge the country
into future Of crises and conflicts
by elections hostile to those Of Feb
ruary. 1876. We want to have tranquility
assured at home as we'll as abroad, security
of labor and Of business and harmony of the
public powers by means of Senatorial elec-
tions in 1878 in conformity with the cleo
tions for Deputies in 1877. We will vote for
those candidates whose election will be o
guarantee that 1877 will not see revival of
the law of the 3lst May, 1850.
Yes, the hour has come We shall go to
the polls without fear, and it is our exem-
plary discipline which will be the surest
guarantee for order and for peace.
The director OF La France,
EMILE DE GIRARDIN.
ANOTHER SENTENCE ON GAMBETTA
NJ. Gambetta has been sentenced to three
months imprisonment and to pay fine of
$500 for placarding his recent address to
the electors of his reimbursement. The
printer of the address has been sentenced
to fifteen days imprisonment and to pay a
fine of $4OO
MORE PRESS PROSECUTIONS.
The Duke de Broglie, President of the
Council and Minister Of Justice, has ad-
dressed circular to the procureurs gen.
crank. 1t instructs them to prosecute dis
seminators Of false reports relative to nego-
tiations and alliances between foreign
Powers, in view of possible consequences
of the coming elections.
This is in consequence Of the current
rumor Of an anti-clerical alliance between
Germany and Italy.
THE CASE OF BEDEL.
The Duke Decazes, Minister of Foreign
Affairs writes to the Rappel censuring it for
endeavoring to excite public opinion about
the expulsion from France Of Bedel, the
American. He says:-''Bedel displayed
great activity in the Department of Seine
et-Marne in furthering the election Of q
candidate hostile to the government" He
also says that "Bedel, in taking an active
part in the electoral struggle and openly
manifesting hostility to the government, has
abused our hospitality and justly brought
upon himself the application of article Z
of the law of the Sd of December, 1849."
The New York herald., 1877-10-13
CANADA'S HARVEST.

TORONTO, Ont, Oct. IL, 1877.
The Monetary Times, IN article comparing tho
late harvest with that OF former years. considers IL
exceptionally bountiiul; estimates that 30, 600 900
bushels Of wheat and 10000 coo bushels OF barley
have been harvested this year, ana that tho figures
for grains probably exceed 49, 000 QUO bushels
The New York herald., 1877-10-13
THE LEHIGH VALLEY STRIKE.

pirrsroS, Pa, Oct H. 1877.
The miners Of the Lehigh Valley Railroad Company
today refused by vote TO resume mining without IN
advance wages.