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The New York herald., 1877-10-04
TIE BATTLE OF GERMANTOWN.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct ., 1871
Great preparations are making here Tor tho cenlcn-
NAL celebration Of the battle OF Germantown o.mor-
row. There will be a PROCESSION, in which the city
Council the societies. several posts OF the Grand
Army of the Republic and German singing societies
will lake part. Is expected TO be the i'm
onstralion that has taken place outside the city
4, man ypufs
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GOLD FoE THE UNITED sTATEs-M. JULES
sIMoN's rLLNEss-RAILwAY FRAUDS IN ENG
LAND
[BY, CABLE 10 THE HERALD
LONDON. Oct. 4, 1871
Ono hundred thousand pounds worth OF bar gold
was Withdrawn from the Bank Of England yesterday
for Shipment to New York
JULES SHOWS HEALTH.
NJ Jules Simon, according to q despatch from Paris
Is suffering from carbuncle. The Epenement says he
underwent an operation for It which was not attended
with favorable result. HIS condition is precarious
A later despatch says an Improvement is reported
In his condition.
SIR JOHN BENNETT AGAIN RLncrrD.
Sir John Bennett, who has been twice elected Al
for the ward Of Cheap and time rejected
by the Court Of Aldermen as a person unit to dis
charge the duties Of the position, has again bcen
elected to that Office.
RAILWAY FRAUDS IN ENGLAND
The Sheffield Independent says:-..An investigation
II proceeding into series OF gigantic aud astonishing
frauds porpetrated of the great railways Of
the Kingdom. Before many days there may be cx
pec;ed full revelation ol OF the most startling
plots over known In tho history OF railway enter.
prise"
now THE FRAUD WAS pERpRrEArEp.
The Derby correspondent OF the Leeds Mercury
says:-''Tho Md!andis the railway defrauded. The
fraud has been systematically carried for
tmo by Of its officers, holding positions OF
sponsibilty, In whom tho utmost confidence was
placed. The principal means by which the company
has been defrauded has been by persons erecting pr
vate dwelling houses and other buildings, both tor
themselves and other people, with material men
belonging to the company Several OF the dclinquents
are is said In prison. 1t is rumorcd that others will
be arrested shorty.n
ISLANDS.
An insurrection appears to have broken out
OF the Soooo Islands, q telegram received at Madrid
from Singapore the defeat OF 1000 insur-
gonts by Spanish troops.
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THE SIOUX DELEGATION.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 3, 1871
Secretary Schurz visited the Indian delegation this
morning and distributed silver medals among them
He says they appeared to bc in very good spirits and
showed signs Of being dispeascd with the result OF
their conferences
orr FOR NEW YORK.
Tho Sioux and Arapahoc doegatons left here this
evening at i've minutes 10 ten IN charge of Lieutenant
Clark, tor Now York. Tomorrow they will tako
trip down New York bay, alter which they will visit
other places Of In the city They will leave
for the West on Friday.
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COLLISION OF A PASSENGER AND FRR1GHT TRAIN
ON The oGDESsBURG ROAD.

ON The oGDESsBUIG ROAD.
PORTLAND, Me-, Oct. :, 1871.
The passenger train over the ogdcnsburg Railroad
from Fabyan's came into collision with the freight
train from Portland at Lake Scbago at half past
twelve O'Clock this afternoon As tho engineer OF the
passenger tram came around the curve at Lake Sta
ton ho noticed the switch turned SO as to throw
tram on tho siding he reversed the engine whislec
''down brakcs'' aud jumped OF, did the
fireman. Tho former had an arm wrenchcd
by striking against telegraph POLE and
the ireman had shoulder broken. Tho passenger
struck the freight train the siding, smashing both
the engines tho baggage car and tho seats in tho
drawing room Conductor Hnrtshorn, OF tho pas.
senger run, who spraug TO the brake At the signal
had II broken OF in his hands. He was thrown down
and dragged some distance ana was badly Lurt. The
express agent, Frederick Smith, somewhat
bruised against the sdo OF his One lady pas
sengcr badly cut tho cyo, and several others
we've hurt. but not seriously NOBODY was hurt IN tho
frclYht
The New York herald., 1877-10-04
SENATOR NORTON,

WASHINGTON, Oct 3, 1871
First Assistant Postmaster General Tyner received
the following telegram this morning.
RICHMOND, Ind, Oat. 3, 1871
Hon. JAMES n. TYSER:-
Senator Morton is doing WELL We are in hopes OF
taking MIN 10 his own homo in Indianapolis INSIDE Of
two weeks HULL0W WAY.
The New York herald., 1877-10-04
A COMET DISCOVERED.

WAsHISGTox, Oct 8, 1877.
Professor Henry, Of the Smithsonian Institution,
colvcd the following cabegram today
comet was discovered by Tempcl, nj Florence,
October 2: right ascension 23 hours and 81 minutes
dcclination south, 10 degrees and 10 minutes; daily
motion, 20 minutes toward tho southwest The comet
d small. bright tail
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DIR. rHoMpsoN's OPINION.

[BY TELEGRAPH ro The HERALD
RicnMoSl, Ind, Oct 8. 1877.
Dr. Thompson, in reply to an inquiry Of visitor to-
night said that Senator Morton viii, he hopes take
his seat In December but ho will bs able to use
crutcbes or canes again,
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nELIrF FOR THE SUFFERERS.

RELInF FOR THE SUFFERERS.
Nxw YORK, Oct 3, 1877.
To THE EDITOR OF HERALD
Please acknowledge tho following additional sub
scrptons for the sufferers at Fernandina:-
W. f. Treadwcll. s25
Bogle &Lyic..................... 25
Stewart, Haring Warron. 10
Total. ........................S $50
Previously acknowledged. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. J75
Grand total. .....................$l $l36
JOHN CLARK, Jacksonville Fla,
Onco ut Baker CLARK, $50 Greenwich street,
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LODGES LEAVING SPOTTED TAIL AGENCY.
CAMP ROBINSON, Mob, Oct 3, 1877.
Twenty lodges Of Indians LETT Spotted Tail Agency
last night for the North and believed that for
every lodge that comes into the agency six loave H.
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RAILROAD ACCIDENTS.

ROCHESTER,, Oct 3, 1877.
Two frcgh, trains codod Clyde at one p NJ
to-day John Kenney, engineer OF this city, was
Killed, aud James Bennett seriously injured Ono
train Was wrecked. A misplaced switch caused the
accdent.
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DESPATCH FROM sHrn1DAN-AN OPPORTUNITY

LOST.
WASHINGTON, Oct. ,, 1877.
In despatch TO the War Department General Shcri-
dan recapitulaies the facts contained in a telegram
from Major Iges, and published III the HERALD of this
morning regarding the passage of the Missouri by tho
Nez Perc6s and the position OF Sturgs' command and
adds
General Terry has ordered Miles North ana l hope
the latter has anticipated tho order, as II Is
ported. am entirely IN tho dark regard to opera
tons CLARK Fork but tcsl that the only chance to
capture tho whole outfit since II Lott Lon Lon Pass
was lost there.
The New York herald., 1877-10-04
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record Will show the changes In tho
temperature Tor tho past twenty four hours In
parison with the corresponding datc OF last year, as
Indicated by tho thermometer Hudnut's pharmacy.
The New York herald., 1877-10-04
T'nEot a CHARMING LOVE STORY.

BY AUTHOR OF THAT LASS o. LOWRlE'S,n
ltEo Is Que OF the best pnrcst aud charming ovs
stories ever Published bouk has for
years Everyboiy should rot u aud read a. 10
eau be Had at ali the book aud all agents
Prce 81 ccuts In paper ~ IL cloth. Copies will bc
Tree OF postxgc to all any place. reuitnx price to
the publishers. y ". PEfERSON A BROTHERS.,
3o1 CLsssnut st.. Phil adsy yhia. fas
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A. A.-C0NSrIPATION CURED BY

A-CoNS rIPATION CURED BY
hEUTEi's LIFE SYRUP.
This medical discovery is taking tho place OF NIL
other medicines for this distressing trouble
,ies OF city ea.irey Tho address. Of
inquire.
A-sCaENCKs MANDRAKE PILLs.-IN ALL
bilious disorders these Pills es used with cenndenco
those distractions from the liver and hillary duets which
expe ascardes are 50 10
many persons producing piles h'tula dysensey aud other
hoLMAN's PAD Is THE BEST LIVER, STOMACH
and spleen doctor in the world Try Price 81.
MALrnoproNiQUE.-lF wAKEFULNEss AND
ase @ + oas % .rs1S aTns ,ns @ s.s:
ever made more delicious than ale Or drug
Chan,bers s..
THEODORE b. STARR,
OF Tue LATE FIRM OF
STARR 4 MARCUS
NO. - JOHN ST.,
having purchased the 2stn May last tho interest
Mr. Marcus in that copartnersnp continues the Diamond
Jewery and silverwarc business in mis- name and
IN THE SAME LOCATION,
but will about October - his prsrascs
No BOG 9Th ay,
Madison square.
ANNOUNCEMENT.
we would respectfully that In eivo ou,
future attention exclusively tho manufacturing and
wholesale BUSINESS arranged for the transfer
the sole conlae, Of retail business Mr.. THO.
DoRE D. STARR date STARR " .Rcus,, aud thas
pursuance Of this that department viii be
removed about October 25 to warerooms No. zoe
5,h av.. Madison square.
All goods viii be sold established prices hereto
GoRHAN MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
srLvERsMIrus,
80 81 UNION SQUARE.
THE STEAM cARpEr CLEANER-E ". STEW.
AEl 326 7th av send for circular
Use hYATT,S LIFE BALsAM-gHE CERTAIN
safe and reliable anily medicine ana purher SOLD D.
WIGS, ToUPEEs.-G RAUcHFUss, PRACTICAL
wigmager. swircnts, CUni.s, iSysiaLgs DASDkAus ~
EHs, iath ST.. Brosdway
WHETHER THE HAIR BE GRAY OR DECAY.
ing. PAaxsns iIain BALsAn restores the color aud life
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
RNGnrs. DiABErra. DRvrsi. PARALYSIS. MD.
" liver heart blsdder PROSTATE gland skln amt
have iess,ca Il, otsr teasnsn are cured b the asa
HLL aataral Mineral spug Water and Or. iiEAr re@
tise gratis Depot and orees 2Uo BROADWAY New York
~ You WANT TO kNow nNw 10 MANAGE YOUR
lwfo ask at the book stores
TOMS WIFE.
NERVOUS LNHAusrION-A MEDICAL ESSAY, cont
IN prng series OF lectures delivered At Kahn Mussnm
o Anatoy. New York. the OF prcmo9urs
decline sh0~ luz indlsputaby how lost health
gained, aHoriing cloar synopsis OF tho Epedments
marriage and the treatment OF nervous and ebt
being sss ss ssus .ao 9, y e rsse =
Idenco 81 ast tDtn ~, New
SEA.lDE LiBkARY,-LArEsr ISSUES.
= SGs s.sf' fnaa a9ss s y ss.y ae r @ i
SJ ycruers Pride, by r. "a
~ Christians Mistasc by Miss Mulock.. ......... tOc
~ ny Mother and |. 10y Mis-. MulDck .......... lUc.
81 Daniel Deronda, BY teorge Eliot ........... 3bc.
~ Made AZ Violet by William Black ...........
1S Grinith Gaunt. by Charles keade 1n,.
IL Mistress and Maid. by Miss Mnlock ........ lOy,
10 The New Nagdalen. oy Wikie Collins. lpr.
For sale BY urwsdealcs. post paid, receipt
OF " cents Tor sgc ~ double
bers, by GsoKGE MUNRO ~ Bseknan ST. New York.
VNHEOl a Gil NRMlSu LOVE STORY.
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Average temperature yesterday. % a
Average temperature Tor corresponding date last
ycnr. ........................ -
The New York herald., 1877-10-04

LIKE OIL UPON TROUBLED WATERS IS THE
influence Of HALRs HONEY or liogEnorsD TAR upon
u cold
PIxE's TooruAcng Doors sure In ono minute.
The New York herald., 1877-10-04
GENERAL EUROPEAN NEWS.

GOLD FoH THE UNITED sTATEs-M. JULES
sIMoN's ILLNEss-RAILwAY FRAUDS IN ENG
LAND.
icy CABLE 10 THE HERALD
The New York herald., 1877-10-04

hEUTEt.S LIFE SYRUP.
This new medical discovery Is taking tho place OF a
other medicines for tins distressing trouble Soe Of the
best yscnns prescribe It. and OF the wealthy
icans and families viii 10 given any may wish te
The New York herald., 1877-10-04

NERVOUS ENHAuSTION-A MEDICAL ESSAY, COM-
IN prsng series of lectures delivered At Ran's Museum
o AnAtomy. New York the oi prcno4urs
decline sho ug ndisputaby how lost health be
gained, sH0rdng cl0ar synopsis OF thu Epedinens to
and the treatment Of nervous and lebi
ity being the result ~ years experience Price -
address the antnor DR. L. j. KAHN. Office
idenco 81 asst 1Dtn -, New York.
The Morning herald., 1877-10-27
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Ts the Mcst simple and conlpnct; jH@ in vt
durable and economical; m@.e 81 t"'n"
bine,i simplicity, strehs III rnd ee"niy.
No complicated mWl,inafyto To sc ~l'
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80 easy TO learn thai a c!iid can Cuit
viii do sll kind of sewing, frun' tue n st
TO the ooarsest; will hem, ieIl. in"h biA q,
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adjusting straight needles All te,er p'ttos
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samples Of sewing, aerc'ip'iVe rirrul"AS
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The Morning herald., 1877-10-27

The improved Gattlins gun can fire 1880
shots per minute, and one man can feed and
fire 500 shots per minute. In an official
trial 81, 900 rounds we're fred from single
gun in rapid succession, and without stop
ping to clean the barrels.
The Morning herald., 1877-10-27
EoszuuDs
THE COLORADO CARDIFF GIANT.

THE COLORADO CARDIFF G1ANEs
A telegram from Denver, COL, contshns
the following: "Mr. osnants discovery OF
the petriAsd missing link. or stAtue, Of sn-
oient man was yesterday exhibited for
several hours. Crowds pourld in and gased
with varied emotions upon the giant as he
lay on his back on boards encircled by q
sound, temporary fence to keep hands from
injuring him. Prof. sempsr, Of wurtam-
burg, Germany, says hs does not believe
the figure to be Of archaeological origin
nor periAcation, and says in fossiliferouus
remains generally il is easy to trace the out
line between the bone and hesh, the sub
stance connecting the joints being different
from the substance on the body, and there
il moro difference between the substance on
the body and limbs and that connecting
them than is found in the substance CON
Meeting the legs, for instance. The remains
should be more shrunken, and If petrifac-
ton should have hair. Dr.. Dennison says
one arm from the elbow to the waist Is
longer by IN inch than the other. The arm
is out Of proportion to the legs; also the
neck, hips, and head arc not propertioned.
The abdomen, high in dead persons, falls
to level with the hips. The substance is
said to dissolve in nitric acid. The ma
iority think it is piece of statuary or clay
image Of very ancient origin. semper says
the head is similar to the heads of the an
cient Azteos. It is certainly q great curl
osity, and if not fraud, more wonder
| sul, awe inspiring figure. nith petriaed
human body, the four inches Of tail will go
far to sustain Darwin's theory and supply
tho missing Ink, V'Ft,.syl}a
The Morning herald., 1877-10-27
heAL!1 RATHsoaNE;
Oh, ,asgsyz..
E1N AND 6ORROIW
nv WATTS pIf1lLRPS,

IN or :" FOR A woMANs SAKE" "DxfyM
y. un,tss. :" "JENNy GRAY; a. 4 WoAA&D
VINQxANeR." ETC., gT0.
The Morning herald., 1877-10-27

And then he spoke rejoicingly that his
friend Gresham was at length restored to
him.
And Rosa!ies mental exclamation was,
-To what wretched hypocrisy am / COM
oelledp A second treachery must now
commit towards this noble-hearted man. 80
blindly confident Of my integrity and
truth !"
And what tempest Of despair was rag
ing in the breast Of Rosales first and law
iul husband!
How to act, on what to resolve, he knew
lot
When all those who had been SO lately
.onversing before Adam Burford's so-called
tavern had dispersed, and gone on there
several ways, one of it's small windows on
the ground floor opened slowly, and Mis-
tres Camelford looked cautiously forth.
1t will be asked how came she thereP
Not without alarm had she heard Gresh-
am declare his resolution to ascertain, It
possible, what had really bean tho fate Of
little Arthur.
She proceeded hurriedly, and without .
moments delay, to follow Gresham. and, by
a small door which was at it's back, had con-
1lived to steal, unperceived, into Bu1forda q
but; had made her way to mau' room
witch li3 o,nel til 1t common one IN which
H4s.lr, l. q. founl again the SOL OF whom
,ne had belieye ed herself for ever barett, and
had heard every word OF the exciting con.
versatiol WHICH there had taken place i. and
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-12

A Paris correspondent Of the London Stand
ard has learned that Germany has assumed an
attitude towards France recently which is cal
culated TO cause serious uneasiness as TO the
maintenance of peace. Several instances OF
i'll will are given, the last being an iotimation
from the Berlin Cabinet that they regarded
the construction CT second line Of fortresses
as hostile ster. The correspondent says that
this profession is simply moustrous, but that
the French Government has complied partially
with the demand Tho Observer has learned
that when proposal was lately made i'll the
French Deputies to extend the !urtllicatious Of
Paris, it was dropped in Consequences OF per
emptury declaration from Berlin that any add.
ton to the deituces of Paris wDuli hn regarded
as casus belli. 1t Is remarked that these COLI
tinued CONCESSIONS may lead to fresh cgseucic:
which may be carried go far that France VII
10 self defence have to say 90, aud tell the Ter
mans to do their worst.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-12
Virginia News.

lion, John Amber Smith, formerly repub-
lican CONGRESSMAN from The Richmond district,
denies that he is an applicant for the Richmond
postofiice. lie saya I'll President Hayes VII,
carry out his policy 50 happily commenced. II ana
1ii US of The pesliterous carpet pager VIII DC
coutented. Southern men should hold ONCE 10
the South. and Northern meu 10 the NORTH 10
my judgment. ~.
Mr., E. e. Booth has presented to the v IT.
sinia Sale Agricultural Society the Virginia
building which stood upon the centennla'
pruuadS during the late exhibition. The huild'
inu, j.. !, tc TAKEN down and taken to ftlch'
n,ond. Mr.. Booth has also presented tue state
4 handsome crayon portrait OF Gen. Il. b. Lee.
Il ii very handsome picture aud considered
vciy luthtHi likeness.
The mayor q Petersburg has received let
Ter from tho private secretary OF Lord Duncrln
Governor. General Of Canada, IN response tc
the invitation recently forwarded him 10 bt
present at the British international celebration
10 Petersburg ia May nest. The Invitation !:
courteously acknowledged and bis eXcellency'
cordial patronage Is assured.
o. Tuesday evening Mr.. Halleck, 4 reslden
of Chesterfield county, 10 drawing load iron
| an old musset accidentally discharged TIT
same, four buckshot passing through his body
10 the region Of the stomach, killing him III
stanlly.
The dwelling house uf J. b. Vorous, tenap
| Ct a part Of the estate Of the heirs OF the lat
C. II. Burwell, 10 Clarke county, was destroy
ed be fire on Monday night, together with In
smoke. house and other bulldogs.
! \ hunters club has been formed AT Staun
Ion, one Ct; the objects Of which will be TO en-
force tic observation of the game laws in Au
pus,a county. y similar club has just hec
! formed in lloudouu.
Mr.. Leigh Robinson. Of Washington, has &C
certed an invitation to deliver the next annua
address before the Virginia division of the SO
ciety OF the Army Of Northern Virginia.
VIM. Johnston, aged | years, fell into To
river near New Market Wills! in fit, las
week, and was drowned.
There are At present large number OF Ian
buyers from the North in the State, aud seVt
raj sales are reported in the Valley.
a large number OF petitions for divorce al
pending in the Chancery Court o! Richmond
COL j. A. Carter, OF Loudoua, member {
the Ilause OF Delegates is very III at his houIt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-12

At 3 O'Clock Saturday, 10 the private Office
of President Hayes Secretaries Schulz and
Sherman subscribed 10 the oath of Office and
we're handed their commissions The others
of the Cabinet were SWORD in this morning. and
all took charge at ouce Of their respective de-
partments. 1t is understood that President
Hayes will, about the middle Of next week,
make some important diplomatic changes, and
will then inform the Senate that be has no
further communication to make at present.
President Hayes told al Office seeker 90 Satur'
day that he would not consider the appoint
ment OF any subordinate officer for at least six
ty days. 1t will be his policy to let the heads
of the several departments make reconmenda-
tons for such changes as they may deem ne.
cessary for the public good. 1t will be bis de-
sire to retain all mertorious officers until their
terms of commission expires.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-12

The business men Of Memphis, Tenu, held
largo meeting on Saturday and adopted rcso
lutions, without committing themselves to the
legality of the meaDs by which lie became
Pfesident) approving Of the policy SGT forth
by President Hayes. and pledged themselves,
without regard to past or present political asso-
Citations, to sustain him in every just aud con,
stitutionai measure fox the permanent paci6ca-
ton Of the States they indorse the appoint
ment Of Mr.. Key sPostmaster General. The
committee on resolutions We're all democrats.
The st. Paul, MINI, Board Of Trade have also
passed resolutions approving the policy of
President Hayes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-12

Like sensible woman, s.a waited ualI ,ho
las! moment, and after Florida and Lou;.;s"a"
had been counted I'll Hayes, she quietly c%.5,
TO cincinnati and ordered u modest Guilt, ;'i.I
enough to begin housekeeping, As it were an
had the work completed barely in time 10 &c. ~
Columbus before she started tJr Washingtor
ExtraVagant estimates have been placed on lha
fully said that the entire bill can be paid H.,
President Hayes out of his first weeks ssIs-;
and still leave him enough to live On, r.
entire outfit would not cost over 5000