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, 1877-10-22
CuronliGhf Nahrihtfn.

Cine Ionoerbare Witaift bat @uitop
BON Mofrr, Der beliebte 2uiipielbi6tsr.
%itiner So6ter, bic jiinsit BON sinem
5errn y. &. beimaefiibrt wuroe, gegehen.
sic bsitebt in nid)ts onoerem. ols-in
einem Shsntsrfhid. Nleroines in einem
Beg beiten unh wirfiamf fen. Die mofsr
ieit LANCER 3eit aeidrieben bat. ndmEih
in Dem 2ufipil .ultimo." Oitiss
Stif-ooer rihtiger Die Gentlemen unb
Die @innabmen, Die aug oeh.ielben file
ben-bat Serr p. M'oier isinem @9mie.
ssriobn oIs Moreenaabe seaeben, unn
oob Die Mitsift feline eerinae 1T. farm
mon oarans ermeHen, oob nl1ltimo"
i6on iiber 10000 Collars on Santie.
men einscbraht bat uno porauslihtlih
Dem jnngsu GbeDaar nod monhen Sou.
ienomortidein in's Sans fibren mirb.
2Iatns. Die AM 8. 9eptember bter
abgebalten: crlte @eneralperiammluns
fatboliider taufmdnniIder Bereine, ~
Der neb.u Dinotborlt oub x&auheutc1,
tpie 81. p. ShorlemersMlt, Nopofat Or.
QiuBens (Nadlen). ST. BON Soc IT,. q.
getaoen tuareu. bat ftd ais elm Beriuh
entpuppt, Den 6urb baS Seluiten aeiet
fart mtt9enomnlenen Warianiiden @on,
gre latlonen" IN etnem neuet Srsantias
t%ionsrabmen iibsral I'M 9iei9 wieoer aui
Die 8eine su be.ien. 8orort Der Srgas
m%iiation 1T uatiirl If oas belfiAe Wfain3.
Sn oen Oteiolutionen 1T Die ~merfpiroile
Serqaifuas biiraerliher uno fird]!ider
Acknowledgements aeutlid auSgepra9t. 81.
9ebaltenen Neoen lalen meitere 8lidc in
Die @emtitber, Die lid suiumneniauoea,
tbun. 5r. b. SAorleuersN LIT eonltatirte
Die uebereiniimmuns Der 8eltrebunsen
Der yeelamm!uus nit icusn BET @ens
trumspartsi oeS 9tetd)stua.s uno erttarte:
.llnter Der SABINE oes &.ea5eS miIie Der
Shpineel telie9t weroen." 81. b. Soc
be3rub i'm UorauS ben n0ib.ralismuS"
uno lieb bic fatbolild)en faufmdmmilben
Vereins id)on am Sarse bellelben lteben.
nnisre Gtabtsrweiterans idreitet in
Der @eltaltung Der Neultaot, ieenn audi
Mntsr ben GinIiHsn Der j3sit nidt &c.
raos isbr lebbaft, bod imm.rbin in elmer
Weiie uorwarts, bic Der Dardfabrung
bsS l%nterncbmen8 cine r"eselmdBigs
@ntfaltuns fidsrt. Die pertauitsn 8au.
plGte auf benz i~eitberiseu Uetunss>,
t"unmsbrisen 0dotii9en Terraiu, liub
m~eiaentpeils bersitS nit Bautcn belest
obsr bic Bsbaauns oerIslbsn nod i'm
Sarge. bis Dor &ulsem uarsn iiber
5000 Quaeratmeter Dauterrain in
Yripa,b.lie lbsrsesan9sn uno 81 Wsils
lionen SO. erl6t woro.n. Mub IN benz
Yripatterain mabt lid .sine ress unb
fortfdreitsnoe Baulult sslteno. wenn lid
audi bier otsie ftrengsr auf bas wirilids
Bsoarinib bsldrantt.
1~5arssurs. 9srr Jran3 Sassr Gal
Bic Weoaftion Der .WGrsb. Yreiis" Miss
oer9elsst. Mn bellen Steae VI @srs
Gas.n Wittmepsr 9streten.
Surg che Der osutids &ronprin3 3us
Eruppeninipsttiou bier autam, s%rsisuete
lid am DabnbOf Elm bobit fomildes
Sntermeuo. On Der 9sabs pom bort
bate lid namlid cin brsitsr leersr Ma.
gen. wsfd.r fur ben Transport pon
@atsru bsfimmt ia, poltirt. Den prdd.
siaen Naum ale Tribuns ~tsniseno.
, 1877-10-22
8ermi1NteS

Sn GoAsu bes INSTRUMENTATION
Grisgsra,bes Gberbaro Wiesano. mel.
der Teeiernnesseloer unteridlug, mad
Mmerifa Riidtete uno jebt ausseiiejert
uusroen ioH. fanben abermals @erbanbs
lmngen Dor 8unnescommiIidr Osborne
in Meu Oorf itatt. SIN gr,pioeruns Der
Einmdnoe, ,ueIde @iseano's MnlpaIt
eesen Muslieieruns feines glienten .r.
boben bate. fiibrte Der bic oeutideNei6ss
r%eeieruns in oieisr Mn~sslesenbeis psrtre=
tenoe Nnwalt an, sab Wissano 10000
&uloeH &caierunssgeloer untsri6lasen
unb in Den Biideru falihe @inirasmnsen
0emadt Bate. Sie Derbanolrnsen
rueroen beute fOrtyeicbt Dcroen.
r@omfet Reporter" meloes Gin
iunser Manr, Wamens Dan Sooien.
Der dig 3euae in Mbisfeptlagsn BON
Dem Ser. Gtaaten. @eriht poreslaben
worben 1T. puroe in Der lebtsn Montas
Nadt aus ieinem Sauis, einise Msilen
ipeitlih BON Der Stabt, sebolt uno uon
elmer @nsubl BON WeniNsn onrdee6au-
en-. Nud feline Trau ipuros mibbanoelt.
Gr fat einise Der Minetbdter ertannt.
s Mglmer. Canada, lieB Ii1 tiirslid
Elm junser Diam upm Yriclter oes Dor.
fes trauen, entridtste linn aber tcine
@ebiibren. Ser 1oGmiroise 6err
madte oarauf cine Giuiltluss segsn ben
BrdutiSam ~anbdnis. I'm ben 9eiroo Der
@ebii6ren, $l5. gu e%rIanscn. Sic gnt.
,1floun9 laute:e 9e9en Den &ldssr. uuo
tnIitte lid oarunf. oak Der Yertlaate
slnsn nlAt i2dybarsn 0crtbeil srlanst
babe.
ueber bic Snoioncr T~einpaiion Der
vie6s Naticnen" bel @reenban Wise..
weroeu fclsenoe intereIIante NaGri6ten
aemsloet: Ser Stamm sdblt 1906 Sn.
bipiSnen. Sic &eierpatipn entbdlt g..
600 Ndsr, uouon 5000 sstldrt lino 5000
, 1877-10-22
Tranfrei@.

Qonbon, 20. Oft. Cine Barrier
DepcjAe beridtet: Dia politii6eS iiua.
,ipn 1T u%nperdnbert. 0as Winifetium
1T entl6IoTen. infinite ju bleiben nnb bic
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES controliren.
Mm Isbien Sonntase ,puroen 1902
900 Gtimmen n~baeseben 49, Die gr6bte
6timmensabl felt lS4S, in weIdemSabre
1898. 600 Berionen Itimmkn. Die0ins
fe erbielt 43, 900 Stimmen ueniser, nIs
in 1876, wdbrsno Die &eate ieit ienem
SABRE 100000 Stimmen geuann.
, 1877-10-22
Wirainiu @toatS>Wd3erre
saslsp tessassessben BON
3sbs 8. tin.
No. 8 3tpSlfte stra6e.
It'd ,, V a.
subyertpttprs Nretfe.
greiie Der Musttsen:

sr5s,re ans,sen rper en- trtser bers2nts.
HHt cb,r wentaer Sci rbtben eenen Square.
aue Mr,.aen Rnb I'M ssraas at satIen.
Die 3eituna wtrb tn &ttmont unb TINT.
s,1enb son BEN 5rSsern fit IS gents per
Nche duSdefrdden.
, 1877-10-22

unter aultur ieben. Sic Grnte tpar
iebr gut in bieiem Sabre. 800 @fer
muroen nit Mais bepfanat. %. 500 8u.
libel @etraioe unb $500 bite @emiiie
lino 9e5oaen. Ser Niebitano beltebt
aus $50 &inoern unb 600 S9weinen
uno S6aa1en.
, 1877-10-22
Ameritangire 9niurance
So mt y a III y,
So. $40 Walnut Straee,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
S%ne0rp0rirt 1910.
8aar GapitaI~"""".$ 400. 600 90
Mttiba 1,2SO,976 II

Brunbeiaentbum in pb lubelpbia
uni i'm 2 auylfia 9afen""...$i50,1 100 90
Bombs unpSypo!tefen, eraesWelp 431 1889 so
Oarlsben nit s latera's...A.... 1877. $50 90
Slut ssidsrte @rnnhnietbcn.". 4i.040 80
s fenbabn, 8anal urb aulen-
Gompasuie 8cnbs .."."a.,.. 1885 90
@iIenbabn unS anbsre Mftitn...... 1856 90
8sreiniaten Staaten Darlsben... tI0;25O 90
@taat. County Mnb Stabt Oars
:..lsben Observation-Disclosures. So, $50 90
, 1877-10-22
SerGbernn9s= @efeni-
Gtrstnia
Teuer Mu6 marine
Capital $4,000.
Sffice: 1915 DIAM Giraffe.

Disie @erT9erunss- @cieai6aft 1T idsn I'M
Sabre 1882 tns 3eben eerufen unb bat lid
itsts ais cine Der beiten unb Gder1ten @eiel-
thaften B pieien uib felt tbrsr Gnttebung
$2,5QO,O0O fir gerlais te3ablt.
Die burbitnitlt9s Disisspbe betrus IL
pre8. per Mnnum felt fbrsr Wy' ,nouus.
Bir erfudsn @as, mslds CerIaerunsen
~ MAIDEN baten, in unlei + Office, 80.
1915 Matn Ctr. SorsuiW ben, oper uns
bur6 bic pcff su benaHridF en-.
@. Z Gdtuarbin, gfdi stt.
moi @amnel y. WtliS, Sefr.
, 1877-10-22

%$12,000,O00
Dfrhheru IS : Capital
pertreteu ou,fl
THOMAS M. ALFRIEND & SON.
General GeriiderunsS Asenten,
90. l, a. 3ebnte StraBe,
&ibmsn'b, Ya.
$4,000
pfppntrt
S@atme. fter Nirgittta
oils Siderbsit fir
@ir9inier 4olieen-Subaber.
Tbpmas 81. Mlfrisnb uno Spbn
= fins Isenten
fir bic fplseub.n
reiden nns suuerlaifisen 0eieqi6aftea.
FIRE ASSOCIATION
OF PHILADELPHIA,
sesshntst 1920.
8eridjt Der Wtahe am !. Sauuar 1877.
gcuts unb Gyputbsten uub
@runbmietbtn auf Gisen.
tbum in Der Stabt WpiIabel.
sbia ST., 1888 500 II
Ser. gtaaten ein9etraae Senes $4,000 on
DarIrben Der Staat Ybilabel-
pbio 1000 90
9iherbeiten Der Staet pDtla<
belpltd i.:!:..!.. 1l,112 IS
Da, ltbcu Ter @tabt pittsburg
tnb anberer @tattea"""... 61,48U 90
wells, Wbiiabsipbia~.".:...". 22,c00 90
@runt- &teentbum ....."... 1920 20
Bombs BOZ, Yerlhiepensn @ilen
tionsn.:..".".""."::a...". 355,s7o 90
Iftien BON Ssrl1iecer eli Gilen-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1872, s24 so
Ingebdufte Mnb .nbe3ablie
Suisrsisn q. $3.50 20
gaar Hsrrdtbig unb in baueen
BON assntsn.. ..."""~".." 373,034 p
$3,7SS>O95 "a
Mm flem Sanuar 1876 bettu-
ssa Sic Mdets ..........:...; 1861, 932 81
:3unabme i'm SABRE 1S76......$ 226,163 80
, 1877-10-22
Die penn(pluania
9tufr DfrGderunss Z Wffe4(aaft
Don Pbilabrlpbia.
Georinoet 1926.
@earlnoet 1926.

8aat Capital. ....S 400. 900 90
Netiua 1,655,7l7 20
, 1877-10-22
$598,t45 73
merenntiIe MMtmal
M1rire Sniuranee %'Gompansss
ppn Mcm Dprf.

Nep yprt 18. Sauuar, 1877.
So'aeneer 9eridt Don btn &elGditen Ter
eisaitaft am 80. OsS.mber, 1876. III SER.
If rtIi@t. nm bic 8eoinsunsm b.s ST rtsil
au %erfilen
Musasbenbe pramisn, 81. De-
aember, 1S76......"."...$ 201, 692 "a
Wramien srbalten bonn 1. San.
It's 80. Iesemter 1S79...... S7S,932 09
1utal Yramien....:.....$1 oe0 624 80
nstros einsepanaenst Yrdmien
pom /. San. bic 31.Ies.1S76 $953,404 50
Nenieer returntrfe prdMien..! 32,905 u
Nettr sinaesansene gram'sn...: .920.499 Y
Pe,ablt w1trerb berfelbeu p1iObe3
GerlIlts. &pmmiiirn, unfofen
nab Extraordinarily, tpe'
riber gpbne....".::"...". S737,39O 10
.$tS3,109 66
gaor te,ablte Tipi' tnbsn an
Mftien;nbater, 1. Iasaf.... $4,000 90
Bar bfsabItsr &abait IN Ser
faufsp..........."...... s11ss26 SO
Die @elealtaft bat bic fplgenten Mftipa:
g ar in ia n.......... $G7,317 30
Ser. Staaten. ats . ut
uno ntsrss Capital. .."...... 452,291 90
Suite e0en idQia ppn anae eaten
eIc,rn.."...........~." 1893
) am Ell : Nrtvn 1T pldmle
~ @nGe /! h.."....."." 370,156 %
Ne c'(i una 7 ypbne
fnli Il r To ee an.
sersr @eleail afseu*."..".... 71,02S 90
1865 479 IS
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, 1877-10-22

aeS~ Iue Srt 0rudar5citcn mcleeu
II Ger Siiice Ncr A. S;r9inia Staasg-
@,.etts" anssfcrtiat-
, 1877-10-22

Gin 6 differ &ritifer.
SbIner mar i~ibcrbaupt Elm iebr manaef-
bafter Oidter uub bat mauhes 9 led
peribt. Bum 8siipiel Der 5ob
The New York herald., 1877-02-28

His Excclloncy said:-"A certain number OF your
citizens have sought 10 impress with the belief that
II the Legislature OF Canada Is compelled by some
means other, which, however, they do not specify
TO make forthwith these seventy miles OF railway they
will be strong enough in the lace OF Mr.. Mackenze's
oner OF money equivalent TO take British Columbia
out Of the Confederation. Wcll they certainly won't
be able TO do that am now IN position TO Judge Tor
myself az to what the real sentiments ol the conf
munity. When once the main line OF tho Pacific Rail
way is under way the whole population OF the main
land will be perfectly contented with the situa-
tion OF affairs aud will never dream OF detach-
ing their fortunes from those OF Her Majesty's
great Dominion Far be the day whom on any acre Of
soil above which floats the nag OF England mere mate
rial power brute political preponderancc should be
permitted to decide such controversy AS that which
discussing The genius OF the English race has
ever been too robust and sensible to admit the ex-
lstencc OF an cilable element in its midst "
hnal paragraph let add that the report OF the
Chef Engineer OF the Pacific Railway shows that tho
total length is 03l miles, which will cost average
OF S25 100 per mile or 500 II is said that the
construction Of the last iorty hty miles will proba-
bly, be of the most remarkable engineering
achievements Of our time The above estimates are
exclusive OF the land grant OF twenty miles on each
side OF the line
The New York herald., 1877-02-28
BROOKLYN DRUGGISTS ORGANIZING.

well attended meeting Of druggists held yes
tcrday afternoon in Granada Hall, Myrtle avenue,
Brooklyn, for tho purpose Of pcrfccting orcanza-
tion. Mr.. Edward A. Sayers presided, and
LOUIS E. Nicot acted secretary. DR..
Mcmingor, chairman Of the Committee
on Constitution aud Bylaws, appointed at
previous meeting, presented lengthy report cmbrac.
engaged In the business In that city Tho OF tho
organization Is to be the Long Island Pharmaceutical
Society,"" the object Of which Will be ITO
unite the educated and reputable pharmacists
and druggists and to encourage better relations be-
druggists pharmacists physc aud tho peo-
pie at large, when shall tend 10 mutual strength and
advantage" Tho constitution, US read, proposes TO
restrict the sale OF medicines and the regulation
thereof TO educated druggists TO establish cOdo
OF ethics accept the United States Pharmacopoea
tneir guide but II does not exclude tho use of
foreign pharmacopDas. II repudiates The CUSTOM
largely IN vogue, oil paying percentage ou prescrip-
tions to physicians, DIS alike discrcdtable to
tho druggist and practitioner. Tho giving
of medical advice by druggists 10 people
ia also condemned as improper and those
who shall become members OF tho pharmacists So
cicly will be required 10 reicr people desiring advice
TO regular practising physicians Druggists arc also
urged TO encourage their assistants attend lectures
the colleges The society Is 10 consist
OF active and honorary members Tho OH.
GERS to be elected are:-Ono president three
presidents treasurer secretary and throc dele
gates to the American Pharmaceutical Society,"
Tho initiation fec will DO 81 for each member tho
annual dues ST.
About 100 druggists enrolled their names as mem.
bcrs, and the constitution aud bylaws were thon taken
up and discussed clause by clause, but fow changes
being made IN The original dratt
The New York herald., 1877-02-28
TENTH WARD GRIEVAN CES.

The Taxpayers Association Of the Tenth ward held
q stated meeting last night ~ their rooms, No. los
Allen street About seventy five members prcs-
ent Mr.. Frederick Fincke, the president OF the
ciat.on, occupied the chair, and the meeting
called TO order at eight O'Clock The Committee
Valuation OF Property reported that they had
municated with the OF Taxes and had Dy
their permission, exam ned the city tax books. Alter
a careful vest CATION OF these they the
clusion that, general property in tho Tenth ward
assessed about thirty cent higher then that of
any OF the adjoining wards. On representing his
state Of affairs to the Comm lssioners they were
thorzed TO receive applications from all those who
considered their property too highly assessed and were
promised that soon as these applications were
placed in the hands OF the Com ssoners the whole
matter would be examined into and any wrong that
may exist would be corrected. On the invitation OF
the president large number Of property then
banded in their names suffering from overtaxation
caused by the too nigh assessment OF their houses.
A discussion then arose on the generally neglected
state OF the Tenth ward, several members commenting
severely the TACT that whe public school exists
IN the ward numerous houses OF .ame
arc allowed to carry their nefarious trade
within It's limits without the least inter-
ference on the part of the police. motion was
thercupon passed TO appoint n committee, who should
call the attention of the Board OF Education and
of the Commissioners OF Police to these grew
ances and petition for their speedy abatement Tho
meeting then adjourned tl next Tuesday evening" The
9th
The New York herald., 1877-02-28
This lad upon the property extending as
far eastery the Boulevard distance varying from 1915
to OPS feet
In addition to the burden Of this the vaua
tons assumption that the enhanced
uulu huve hnnp incra usnu nai io In,ys.

This table includes the property to
the Rvcsde avenue The statistics tor the blocks
The anu judicious for the departmont
in this matter is to treat this In such way
as accomplish these results -
FVsfTO give access to the property bordering IT,
SecopdTo the region to the public
appreciate and understand the actual advantages this
7i,d-To open new park TO the public enjoyment which
has different from and much attractive
any pleasure ground for he or than any
otLer city In the world possesses
The improvement ne Park and Ir1,n
The plan for the Improvement has been adopted consist
ing Of park dr. extending the entire length tho
nue. Al places II follows the easterly border tho
park at others extends the surface with
branch roads, reaching the property the eastery
border.
vdes combination OF drives bride road ootpath
which has often been thought desirable for the
Park.
There will advantages attending the
this drive and finishing completely NJ the period
prices An alternative plan has been proposed In
order avoid and postpone a the prcsent time. the
OF the complete construction by making country
road along avenue at grades which conform to the
surface without attempting to reach the final
grade Of the and limiting the cost to MS low
say &IuOUUD-as such road could be provided for. In
upper OF the Park, above llsth street, known
Claremont li. and open IL for park purposes with
paths and shelters In natural atnen luis section
the Is half mile long and 400 to $40 feet
WIDE 1t s beautiful round prominent hill reaching 100
In heIgh fine natural surface, and covered with
splendid OF trees Its natural surface has been 50
long under cultivation that IL k already bted Tor aud can
be adapted to park purposes ut slight expense. -
When the work s completed the uf River
side drive will DO reached from the Central Park through
Seventy second street. which IL already graded For the
above the river beside breadth of from 3 to 40 feet OF
partially wooded lawn II then descends toward Eighty
point IL rises rapidly around pyramidai rock the
rivers edge. and reaches the biu bold. projecting
The New York herald., 1877-02-28
BROOKLYNS Projected MARKET.
THE wALLABoUT PRoJECT-wHAT BROOKLYN
TIES EXPECT TO GAIN

THE wALLABouT PRoJECT-wHAT BROOKLYN
TIES EXPECT TO GAIN.
Tho news that tho bill presented to Congress last
year by Mr. Bliss, which provides for the transfer OF
the tract of ground adjoining tho Brooklyn Navy
Yard, and known as the .'Wallabout lands, TO the
Brooklyn authorities had passed both houses and
been signed by President Grant was received
with general appreciation by the people Of
the authorities of Brooklyn have dono ali IN their
pose Of having public market built upon them and
they have been seconded their efforts by the Long
Island farmers, who. number Of years since formed
themselves into an organization for the establishment
OF a market IN Brooklyn. Tho farmers thought
that II this could bo done they would
escape what is termed tho "middlemen"
OF tho New York markets, get larger
price for their produce and go 10 and from market IN
great deal less tno II has always been un aggrava
tion to Brooklynitcs 10 hear the rumbhng OF the
heavily laden farmers wagons as they passed their
residences their way to this city, knowing that the
garden sun contained in those vehicles had 10 be
brought across the river again for consumption
as being most desirable Tor the purposes
OF a market, although considerable expense will
have to bo incurred by hlIing tho swampy portion OF
IL and building appropriate docKagc IL covers an
area 900 feet wdc by 300 ieet long, and lies
between the river and Washington avenue, extending
from the walabout Canal TO the foot OF Clinton
avenue Tho government has fenced II IN, but has
found no use for IT, MS the navy yard
has proved amply largo for It's purpose
by the establishment OF the market on the spot indi
Brooklyn expects to obtain large portion OF the
trade of the citizens OF the upper part OF this city,
II estimated that the new market can be reached by
them much by the aid Of the ferries than either
Brooklyn and the government for the ground Will, IL
is thought, be adjusted without any difficulty
The New York herald., 1877-02-28
THE HAYTIAN REPUBLIC.

A FORMAL RECOGNITION By THE UNITED
sTATEs-spEEcHEs OF PRESIDENT CANAL AND
MINISTER pAssErr-TuE COUNTRY PEACE
AELE.
The Haytan Minister resident in this city, received
Official dispatches yesterday from his government NJ
Port au Prince The advices bring intelligence up to
February H. Quiet reigned all over The isand and
so much harmony had not existed in long time
Preparations active for the celebration OF the
marriage with great ecidt OF the President to Miss
Whemina Wilson Phipps. sister-in law Of Raymond
Rcgncr tho Haytian millionaire. The trosseau had
already arrived from Paris, also tho BRIDES cake
which was the product o a famous conicctoner IN
this city.
uAYr THE UNITED srATEs
The Interesting ceremony o ollcisy recognizing tho
Republic Ct Hayt under the administration OF Bosrond
Canal had taken place. The Haytian President ar
ranged special audience, at which Mr.. Bassct, the
United States Minister, bearing an autograph letter
ernl Canal were L. Etheart, Secretary Tor Foreign
Affairs, and General LOUIS Tans commanding the Do
partment OF the West. AS Mr. Bassett entered tho
council chamber salvo ol thirteen guns was fired IN
his honor
Addressing President Canal, Mr. Bassett said he had
been charged by his to present to HIS Ex-
ceency an autograph letter OF the President OF the
United states IN reply to tho one received IRON The
President Oi Hayti Notifying the United States govern
ment oil his elevation TO power. He felt peculiar sat
istacliou in presenting, wi,h hs Own hand according
to the instructions OF his government the letter OF
recognition to the President OF Hayti AT the same
happy be able to him OF the deep
interest taken by the President and people OF tho
United States In the prosperity OF the Hayian people
and the desire ie to strengthen the bonds OF friend
ship existing between the Two republics AS the rep
rcseniatve OF great power he desired 10 express his
sincerest wishes Tor the success Of the new admins
traon, hoping that complete might crown all
its works
In reply to Mr. Bassctt's address, President Canal
SAID happy to receive the letter of recognition
from the President of the United States. The deep
interest which he had been told the President ana
people of the United States took In tho welfare OF
Hayti did not surprise him. The people OF the Ameri-
Continent telt mutual interest In each other. He
desired To express IN his own name and in that OF
the Haytian people, the warmest sympathy for
the great Republic of the United States
Every effort OF his government would be
directed to Strengthening the bonds OF friendship
already existing In a few days General Grant, whose
ADMINISTRATION had been SO beneficial 10 the country,
would return to private life. He hoped that his sue
ccssor might DO Inspired by the same noble senti-
ments which animated him.
General Canal then proposed the health OF General
Grant, and round OF seventeen cannon accompanied
the toast.
ALL QUIET
Inquiries made yesterday at the Haytian Con-
sulae in this city relative to the reports recently re-
ccived from Kingston OF disturbance In Haytt The
reports said to have no foundation whatever.
The New York herald., 1877-02-28
A MISSING GIRL.

young man called at the Central Once yesterday
and reported to the Inspector that his sister, whose
the police Will not dvulge, had disappeared from
her residence, in Downing street, on Saturday night
Some days ago, during Temporary excitement, she
dropped remark that she would lead different lifo
in Henderson street, Jersey City, but thorough search
OF that street failed to discover her hiding place. She
town siore and on Saturday night fingered until after
all her companions had lett their work. Her friends
have discovered that she was In the habit Of keeping
company with an undertaken, doing business on
FL ghth avenue, but he could not be found at his place
OF business. A detective detailed 10 aid In the
The New York herald., 1877-02-28

CARD FROM PRESIDENT ORION,
NEw YORK, Feb. n, 1877.

NEw YORK, Feb q, 1871
To THE EDITOR OF THE HgRALD:-
The concluding paragraph OF thc-in the man--very
accurate report published this morning OF an interview
with me by one OF your reporters yesterday states that
the Western Union Company as prepared to carry on
an expensive war II necessary In maintenance OF its
riehtui position" win you kindly permit me TO say
IN that connection that my moaning was not clearly
uhaers'oodY fhc managers 0i this company do NOS
popos" 10 carry on any war, expensive otherwise
upon Tue business oil any otner corporation We shall
however, 10 The best OF our aby trunsnct such busi
meas as the public may inlrusl us and at Tho Same
time endcavor by all proper means TO promote and
pIoIeot tne r'ercsts Of our shareholders Very 70.
spcctiuIy. WILLIAM ORION prenUoSl