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, 1877-05-11

Some Of tho papcrs express fear that, II Pres.
fdcnt HATES goes South, ho will receive more
aflectiouate welcome from tho Democrats than
hc will from the Republicans. We'll, l,c eight.
seven Democrats once, and 1t dit1n't hurt him,
Very likely he can do still better with little
prnct'cc' There Will bo plenty Of Republicans
to pepper aud salt thcn,-thcre Is no doubt
about thnt,
, 1877-05-11

What tho country wants now to insure peaeo
md acquicsccnco in tho policy Of the Admins.
tratlon Is not wosty defamation nor Congress.
etona1 argument, but como gentle Granger who
can mahe two post-otIfccs grow where only ono
gEcW before. That seed. ouco plantcd, wilt
bring forth fruit for tho healing Of tho nation
, 1877-05-11

Tho Sultan bus Issued m irado dcpoeju1
tho Prince Of toumania. Tho latter. how.
ever, will continue NJ tho visible henl
OF h1a Prinoipality, having taken tho com.
mand Qf tho army preparatory to assuming
tho offensive as m auxiliary Of tho Russian,
forces. It wonld not lo at nll remarkable II
the Prince Of Ronnlania should have IN im-
portant aharo in doposing tho Sultan.
, 1877-05-11

Col. WATrEnsoN, Of tho Courier Journal, on.
poses pcrsonal journalism. 1Ia thinks II tentia
to dcve1op tho bascr passions. etc. That d.
pcnds upon whether tho personalities aro put
IN with harrow OF spread on neatly with
whstcwnsh brush. It Is painful fact that tho
narrowing style OF doing tho business seems 10
be tho most popular aud agreeable to all cx-
cept tho sufferers.
, 1877-05-11

Doh G. HENDERSON, editor Of ths Ahegzp
{altch.l Jous7'ds, has issued circular letter
aKalnst tho sttacks on tho Presidents eoutheFu
policy nado by JAMES REpPATu, OF Boston.
Tie document has met the approval OF Secse-
tsry SHERMAN, u the following letter shows:
TnkAsuRy pkPAHghxxz, WAsHtxarox. May q.
aoss niclosinc aous sstlsis r. liz 1iaSsn joxroat
Il recstrod. and tesd with plca4uEo And Interest
You hare correctly Atateq ths general pnEpQsa Il
, 1877-05-11

The Eastern war threatens to include every
body. Already a meeting tlas been held In
Austrla TO determine tho "poltcy Of tho Poles"
ID tho matter. Probably tho Zones will tako
hand ~ next. There is hope TINT tho Equntor
may ho prevailed Upon to arbitrate, however,
provided tho Turks keep their own side Of tho
Ec1lpt!c. Thus ercnts crowd upon cact, Other.
, 1877-05-11

Sergeant BATES il in demand. Even beta aro
offered that lo doesn't dare to carry tho old fag
through BLA1NE's district IN Mime. People
who know bArEs think 10 will try Il. Thoy say
he II rery plucky.
, 1877-05-11

The Springfield Register arguca that becausc
tho indicted Commissioners wero rolle pros'd at
ucnava, thcy arc u, excc'lont set Of mon, and
It would bo wrong 10 lcEislato them out Of
Office. Thcru fs ian undtstsihntol middle " In
this logic somcwhdee-perhapa It's PERtoLAr.
tlo 10 middfo-mhn. But then ha has dis&ri',-
uted good deal. The fact s that tho ',o'ls pros.
WA entered bccause CAnrzrrsR, q material
"Itncfs, had run away, and an account-b book,
essoutat to tho prosecution, ),ad been stolen,
, 1877-05-11

The public Will await tho return Of tho cx.
stato's.Attor1,ey With interest. It will bo
proper for him to state why to loaned to Lawyer
Smith that nccount-book, through tho absence
Of which 1t became necessary to no'ts pros. tho
indicted County Commissioners.
, 1877-05-11


isauo from A1r. sMA11Er md Moyounx D.
ooHwAT, two very close observers, md tht
general tenor Of tho dispatches, Clearly inai
cate the steady drift Of England into wa,
with Rusaia, Notwithstanding tho very eau,
tious md conservative declaration Of tho
Homo Secretary In the GLADSTONE dobnto. tc
the effect Tint tho Government will tpatntoiu
tho'htrlctcst neutrality bolveon tho contend
ing Powers, wiilo It maintains It's own In
forests, and ia conscious Of its own earnost
dosiEc for peace. hlr, sNAL1Ex says posi-
tivoly Of tho feciing in England:
Tho actual commencement Of ho.tl,ittcs By rus
sla has oceaslonec All outburat ot English nntmos.
~ against 1lust!a which mny fairly 10 called
foroc'ous. All dlsguises arc thrown OF. Tho rcal
Wish and purpose Of tho Anglo Turkish pa,ty
steadily maintained from tho beginning aro at ID,
openly proclaimed. They mean nothing Icsa Than
that England should once moro fight tho battlo of
Turkey. That IL what tho Government moant Inst
summer, anl what tho county, reused 10 indtspa-
ton BY tho bulgarian atrocities, refused to permit
Mr.. CONWAY confirms this statcmont, as
will DO seen by tho following extract:
Day By day, with a rapldtsy ono would hayo
called 1mposaibc. tho reaction Is sccn returning
,pgatnst Rues1a. Thu ''atroclttcs'' hare become
FAht!qnaf'an. 10 far as Turkey Ia concerned While
1euss[a'a old alma nrc paraded a. II they occurred
yesterday. The theatres arc beginning to yonoct
tho changed popular sentiment. At Tho oIobo
Theatre sung IL sung cmbodying tho scat,ment
that slioald occasion again arise for protecting
English lntefeats. she Will he found besde tho
Turk, and 'carrJing on tho samo OLD Ramo - Tho
sons haa boon received With cheers. 1t - common
to hear "Attocttlcsl i ann'I believe In thcn;" or
"Thlnk Of what nuas!a did In Poland"
Assuming that England COCA into this war,
aho will not care to go into 1t alone. It is
not hor custom. 6he Fights with money, and
subsidies, and alliances. Sho has neyor car.
Eicd on WIT alono In modern timcs, She has
mover made square stand-up. fight like that
botwecn Frnuco and Germany. She will ct
onco seek M ally, and that ally will bo Aus-
zia, whom aho will attempt to drag Into tue
conflict. leaving Germany ont Of tlie ouos.
tton rs a possible ally Of Russia IN such a
complication, mud assuming TINT England,
Austria. and Turkey nFray themselves against
tho Gar In triple alliance Of greed, desper.
ation, and fanatlctsm, md what thenl itis
even then possible for Ru sin to
como out victorious. England la no bot-
tor prepared for war now than she
"aa In tho Crimcan conflict IIor
army stands to-day no better OF In material,
efficiency, and fighting strength than It did
then. 6he hhs fallen far to tho rear Of the
Continental Powers in thei1 gigantic military
strides eincs those days. Russia, on the
other hand, las developed an enormous
army and p!acea 1t upon superb war foot
ing, to fulfill, - the Gear ominously said in
his speech to tho troops, It the mission Of
, 1877-05-11

Three "PFcscntation Nuns were made by
Bishop srArpFxo In Now York 5esterday,-thc
first In tho country Ut hokind. How wo hayo
got Alonr without ttem 10 long nun can proba-
biz tell,
, 1877-05-11

There Ia much abuao OF tho Sultan for uufurl-
ing tho old lag OF tho Prophet. Yet the "old
flag" Of the profit haa beeu the banner Of tho
practical statesmen Of this country for = long
time, md nobody said much about It.
, 1877-05-11

SuNsHT Cox wrote that Gzonos II. BUTLER
was tho leading pa.agraphist IN thc unltcd
statca. What was tho cause Of the grulge OF
Mr. Cox against the paragraphcrs' Association
TINT he should Writo this thipRl
, 1877-05-11

II dccfdcd+ Our army ts to bo permitted to
fall to piccca. It Will DO cadaver. In tlmc OF
danger tho Democratic pasty will find tho skcls-
ton Ia thclr house labeled "Our pasty's
ecouomy."
, 1877-05-11

cablegram says that mn officer Of the Com
m'startat has bccn shot at Odessa for adultorat.
fnF aour for tho army. It will ho several
weeks before It can b. ascertatned whether tho
victim was m American supply contractor In tho
Russian service. It sounds just like cur own
var times, oxcopting the sh0ottng.
, 1877-05-11

It 10 a Misrepresentation 70 suppose, a. son,e Of
our tontomporatfcn hare done, TINT this Is tho dam
gcfous leo sensou. - Cincinnati 11h,4s.
True, tho most dangerous season for leo 10
about July or August, II It can puli through
those months, II Is comparatively safe the rest
Of tho Ycar.
, 1877-05-11

Tho Admfnfs!Ent1on In tho policy that has heeu
adopted. and am qntte snrc your opInion Will b
{uat!aed BY Tho rucctss Of this policy and bY lhe
hcnena It Will confer npon both whit8 and black
lsepub'lcans. With ssreore respect, am yanrs,
Gtc., JuJty SuEnHAx
, 1877-05-11
THE PRESIDENTS POLICY.

special attention of TINT class Of pnrtisan.
who think TINT tho organization of the Re.
publican party as an otIicoholding communi
u merely Is Of M Importance paramount te
tho welfare OF tho country to the repl,
mado BY tho President to well-known
nawspapcr-owner in Cleveland. Whom this
Cleveland editor represented to tho President
Tint hia Southern policy would bo likely to
result In defeat Of tho Republican party in
Ohio Mt tho October election giving as n
rcason that the Republicans would stay nway
from tho polls In sufficient numbers to bripQ
this about), the President is roportotl to havo
said that 1t wonld not surprise hun a4Zyeat
doal, and to hava iatimntel Tint ho should
not bo at all alarmed Mt It, nor regard tho Re-
publican party as doomed in casc tho prc.
dicsion should provo to bo truo. Now. all
this simply mems TINT President HAxEs
ia not administering tho General Government
according to certain policy that l.as IN
cyo single to tile purpose Of CARRYING
tho State Of Ohio or any other State at tho
October election, and that 10 will not accopt
any temporary defeot In my local election
Ms q aign of the popular dIsapproval Of lis
course, or aa the final determination Of tho
political status Of tho country, Or rs tho
ultimate oGoct Of his policy on tho Ropnb.
ltcan party. In this no Sane man will dis
pnto him tho infatuated oi1icc.secher and
tho desperate partisan nlono mny deny It,
In withdrawing tho United Suites troops
from tho probably unconstituttonal md cor.
tainJY ul1WiRo emnloymnnt ~ euet,5,,,.
, 1877-05-11

Altar tho burning Of tho Southern Hotel ut
st. Louis. there was good deal OF talk about
tbs safety OF tho inns Of this country, and Soc
rotary scHuRz has gono 80 far as to examine tho
most Of those In his Department.
, 1877-05-11

FsxntETox u trying to crawl from rn;ics tho
vctr dirty rubbish whuso hu was left By Domo.
cratic Investigating committee. and bccnn tho
candidate of hls party IN Ohio for United Statos
Senator. ford Pusf.
PESDLEront PzaD1EroNi Who's 1.zxn1x-
TONI
, 1877-05-11

Tho Hon. CHARLES O'CoNoR has captivat-
lng plan of government. In speech In New
York Tuesday night ho said that ho would
abolish Legislative representation by districts,
have only CHG House In tho Legislature, and
elect Governors and Presidents cact, mouth by
lot. That would gtyc every man chance to be
called soncthtng bcside General, elevate tho
doYcsnoEshtp, quicken politics will, now am.
billions, mako Presidents policies like thlrty day
paper, requiring Cood indorscnont, md giving
III "chopp!u0 sea" Government instead Of
"deaa swclls." Tbs OConortan theory ia
essentially lilbcFnan in eharacter.ttics, 1Hnny-
brook'FaiF presentation to invita- contentious
and to furntsh xakcs. Wo a1c afraid It will ect
10 further than its protector.
, 1877-05-11

CnAnLxE RaHD has about made up hls mind
that tho e1-aeerctary Of tho Treasury was moro
of,a AonR1tt retofmes than Secretary eAxn-
MAN.
, 1877-05-11

GxonoE II. PtTA1r, the recent solf-surren-
deEcd fofgcF Of Government certificates Of In
dcbta1ness In California, Il the Plxuaxcun OF
rascality In that part Of tho Union.
, 1877-05-11

Applicants Tor prominent poat-offlccs arc now
slyly told By the Postmastcs-Goneral that
MuLIxrT put up tho buildings, and Tho effect Is
said 10 be very satisfactory. They "go ayay,n
, 1877-05-11

BasT HARrs and MAnx TWAIN, by united
tnscllccts, hare In their now drama, "Aheiu.n
been enabled to bring the mule upon tho stage,
for thero 10 moro than QUO Ah-6ls tho play.
, 1877-05-11

Tho replies Of tho Springfield Rfpnbiean II
GAIL HAMILTON show that the editor u deter
mined to 60 In on his BowLss.
, 1877-05-11

ORIENTAL. LODGE, No. n. 4. r. and A. M.-Ita1l,
10: 121 IASAle-Ms Speetai Communication this tFrl-
peErec via'toEs cordially al rateEnati5 Invited to
+, n. TUCKER, Scc'y,
y, ,WAuD4NefA LODGE. No. tfn A.. r. and 4. NJ
1tcHulsF Communication thta Friday evening, Mar
II. at Masonic HALL No, 10 Monroe .s Within ,srth.
ttn cordially invited. 4. ST. JOHN w. IL
: J. C. HOWELL, Scc'y, ~
, 1877-05-11
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, 1877-05-11


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pofo19' 1n' fa''se9 ot 1ca1 and personal
p.orat.y ~,:, ',o sASseaSeu NJ IRON one'soarth TO
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a. ..a.", ' T.. ooa1pAny WIN 9soo'oo" capital In
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soao-'A' @ so':sooI 1o'al ta9ab1o valua-
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s"l.o 70 % ta1ca' saoo'ooo: Tho theory Is,
.aas :. Tue caE.tM ssook and the property Of
LUG company IN which the capital ts invested
, 1877-05-11

England will be thankful for prayass for
those people who nre In bonds-Turkish bonds.
for Instance,
, 1877-05-11

TTaversy's Theatre,
ho1rh stEcct between Clark and Ls9Aile.
EnFaennHent Of Tho Aimee Opera. .Dou1o Troupe. "La
Vln rarittenuc."
, 1877-05-11

Adetphi Thentrc.
Monroe street, corner Dearborn. Variety perform.
nhca
, 1877-05-11

EJcFlckEf7s Theatre.
Madison Ftrcct, hctwccn Dearborn and 6t&te.
*ewccthtarts and Wires" snl "Tom Cobb"
, 1877-05-11


now known through tho length anu btoadtA Of Tho
land, and sung 10 tho samo atr. 'spcrhaps tho
tuna 'be1ongs to England, perhaps 10 Germany,
pcehnps to soma other nation, But It IL 4 bsautl.
ful fact ehat while Amofica furnishes tho words,
VIC arc able to link ourselves With England, II not
also with Other countries. bceauio thar or ono Of
them furnished the tune.''
Thu Rov. Joseph Cooks attack upon Har.
ynsd College A. tho ''hot.bed. Of tn9de]lty" has
been 4nsveEed By tho Boston Posf, which says that
nearly cvery orthodox denomination u repfstcptcd
In tho bpdy Of Instructors. An Eptseopalan and
sCougfogattoaalitt have juss been elected to tho
corporation. "o1 tho noatd Of OYorsoess, com.
posed OF thsstT.two members, there arc such Epla.
copalians ~ Fhtllips brooks, Kcharl II. Dams,
IT., ]. ". c. Nobls, and Theodore Lyman. Tbs
Rev. Alexander Mackenzie. Tho SECRETARY Of this
Dcsrd, IA In Orthodox ConEsseat!onatiAt, In tho
eass OF Tho Matthew'S Scholarship, lataly sstab-
ltshed by III. Nathan Matthews, Of Boston, IL
benefits afo to bo given BY preference 10 students
Intending to be ceERJmeu In tho Protestant Epia.
eopa! Church. Thera aso thtee religions societies
In tho unavefslt5. vigorous ORGANIZATIONS, holding
fegulas meetings."
! Mlss Afi1ly De Granville, tho woman with
IN son-taw, began hes brilliant and jA~lul career
IN Chicago h0tcl whore Ehs used frequently 70
atnuso tho guests And bcRullo hpr own sad iaaciss
~ lifting dialn2-foom ehaiss With hor tosth. Her
snecess CAUSED tho man with IN Iron Jaw"
p'Atalie oy name. 10 dto Of snvy; his widow Il now
close friend Of Mia Do dranrlts, but noYer con.
sents 70 witness her daring and unparalleled acts.
fearing that they would b too painful reminder
of the departed and l2mented - 'oslginal" Iron
&sv. il ts Ia be hopod that tho NATURAL for
romance provided hr this touching narrative will
not b allowed TO ptas into oblivion without im'
prorenent-atleAst, not while tho hlstorlognphes
Of tho c!rca4 to which Miss Do Granville II attached
n 4 4 FR nj III Tn }A1A Ax@~H
The New York herald., 1877-11-15
A REMARKABLE CURE.

Mr. William Wilson, who claims to be resident OF
No. 2lO Canal street. went into the ST. Dcns Hotel on
Tuesday evening and handed tho clerk paper on
which was written, 81 am deaf and dumb; cannot
speak hear, and am in mood OF assistance havc
been put of my lodging house for want OF money"
The clerk, had been imposed on SO often by beg
rars in dsgusc threatened TO send out for policeman
II he did not leave tho premises at once Wilson
stood quite still for moment. but when tho
clerk called out to of tho attendants, "Jim go
out and get an officer" Wilson snatchcd the piece of
paper which he handed the clerk and tore in pieces
detective Dolan. OF tho Fifteenth precinct who
near At hal nd called and ne took Wilson into
custody. Yesterday the prisoner was arraigned be-
fore Judge Bixby Jefferson Market Court, and ho
was formally accused OF beng vagrant without
visible means OF support
.What have you to say in answer 10 this charge ."
suddenly inquired Judge Bixby
II am not guilty. don't know anything about IT, y
answered Wilson.
Amid u general roar from the clerks ana others in
the court he received his for sixty days In
the Workhouse where IL is supposed ne will evcntu-
ally entirely recover his lost faculties
The New York herald., 1877-11-15
PORT OF NEW YORK, NOV. IA, 1877.
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED ny THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HEHAL
wHITEsroxE TELEGRAPH Linz

REPORTED ny THE STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHrrEsroSE TELEGRAPH LINZ.
Steamer Mosei Ger. Neynaber. Bremen Oct % and
% wn sss o Wv ~ ass & w e
'ey s.a%er New " Orleans. Dearborn Nov 8
Steamer AIsisrs,, Hawthorn. Now Orleans Now with
ss sss.%e 5isy S.ian.r woodruff, cha1sson Nov 70
orean.; day Ess liarsor lislt e..Iins SSW @ 70
r.m.s ana ont ." the Is
wreck soss.inf vessels 'est.s repGTssd c pain,
and Norfolk, with mise and passengers TO old Dominion
steamer Richmond Kelly Norfolk. with mdse to the Old
Dominion ssa%ssC oG D. Le~e Del with mdo to the
Cid Dominion steamship Co, ,
Bark Astrea titaD sussone Bristol 4a days. in bsast
o wnd'oE Ns Lrr.spss s,e ~ as 80
s.e al ss'a a S 80 Snd carried away Is
anchored At sandy HOOK for f.. order:
BARK Geroamo olivari Utah. Hastorno Newcastlo SO
days. with mdse TO q IA Meyer; vessel to Bcnham
bark vencranda dtaD. Polio, southampton A. days. in
70 fss sSo Had Il
Bark Moderate daD, Ancona 70 days, In ballast. to
Bark Bader swe. wuln. Bordeaux 40 days In ballast
BARK nassl tNor savesen. Bordeaux 81 days, in bal.
last, to Bockmann. Oericn Co.
to order lad ana N gales the last days.
bark Artiere thus), Tutchan. ChArente 40 IN
ballast, to Siocovch & 10. Passed Gibraltar Oct o.
Bark Jared Ausu Passinovch, Venice so DAYS In bal
last TO Bcnham Boyescn
BARK Ausona (itali. sansno Lcghorn so days with
BE md RAGS TO fabbricoti ros vessel oorder Passed
Gibraltar Get a.
Bark Persev.ranza dtaD. Paod Genoa 65 days In bal
last, to order. Passed Gibraltar Oct 70.
Bark Conque Utal), Lanro Naples 80 days, In
ballast. to Funch, Edge x 20.
Bark Canessa Padre TItaD. Schafspetr Tarragons 6S
davs in ballast to siocovich Co. Passed Gibraltar
Oct !.
Brig Trenmore Nor). Christensen. Bordeaux 40 days, in
ballast Fnnch Edyo Co Nov 10. lat 81 Ion 30, passed
% %
long timo in that situation
Brig sarah Wallace lof St John 30, Scott Windsor
Ms IL days with plaster Scammo Bros Nov .. no lat
&c had heavy eastcry gale backing around to the NV
lasting days
Schr n r fiavcns. Pierce, Richmond, Va
schr j Moore, franklin. exandriA
Schr ohm j Wstd. Inman, Alexandria.
Schr sanford. Berry. Ale xandra.
Schr L n Roper. Cranmcr. virginia
Schr Lydia II Ropes, smith, ViIgnia
Schr y II Jayne. Falkenhurg. Virginia.
schr A j Alcott Lovcand, Virginia
Schr r. j ~ amiiton. Mills. Virginia.
Schr " "a Hand. Hand, Virginia.
schr Chas w Alcott. French, virginia
schr Harry Drremus. Crowrll Vir-ina.
Schr q Il Madison, Curtis, Virginia
Srhr Howard Williams. Pierce Gsrsetnus- nG.
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steamer state Of Georgia tsr, Cooper GiassowA
Steamer Aneriqus tFr). Dslost. Havre via Plymouth
Stsamcr Columbus Reed, Havana-wiliam p Clyde 4
steawer Marlborough !Brl, Fraser st John. NIB. and
s1onmsr General Whitney. freeman, New Orleans
Bogert Il Morgan - . 90
Steamer Annie. steen. Wilmington, Dsl-A Abbott.
Steamer Anthracite. Grumloy, Philadelphia-J ames
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Bark Wave Queen tBr, Wilson, Cork for orders-D Il Do
Wolf 4 Co.
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Brig Walter smith, wakeiey. MontcvideoJ Norton, Jr.
sehr Emma Endicott. Carroll, Vera Cruz-John A
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