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The New York herald., 1877-10-03

Cow: harks Herman, wetlessen Liverpool; Laura Emily.
Macarthur. Glasgow Rio do la Plata clseo6 swansea
NASSAU Sept - Arrived schr Sarah Douglass tBr
Cnlmer, New York
QUEBEc, Sept D-Arrivsd ste amers Triton Kidder
don; Tiara. Bohwc Liverpool Montreal; ship Mar.
garc Baker, Liverpool Aloertine, cunninrham shields;
sydney: CD for Montreal: ccrem McDarnid Grceno,k
Nina Schroeder Bordeaux Lorraine, Fekins, Barbados;
brig st Joseph. Cole. Cow Bay.
Cleared 10Th steamers Lake Ncpigon Scott Liverpool,
ship Cavour Mann treenock Queen OF the North Akin,
London: Magnolia. Young barks chas chaonsr, Rus.
sell Fleetwood Golden Horn KjelsruD. London; Canada,
Jensen, Cork; Mataaor Evers, ,- s.erngshre. llsaly
UiIfe % s ,rno mousn IN ne' Locn
Anderson. Liverpool JAS Dale Cooper Dundee Margaret
Ann. Rhode, Birkenhcad Nora. Hansen. London Orncn
Nielsen Bristol; brig 81 George. Bridges. Alnwick.
SYDNEY. CB. Oct ARRIVED, ship john Gladstone (Br),
Tower Liverpool tand ordered to PhiIsdelphiaJ 49,
ST JomS. NB Sept 29-Cearod barks Evangciine tBr).
O,uara. Dungnroon, I: Sarah smith (l,r) Spr sgus
Newport ii brigs Emily Raymond tBr ssaratt Dublin
Lulu (sr). Gvan. Portrush. !.
YoxoHAxA sept 9--In port, ships Charter Oak Staples
unc; Messenger Gkey do; barks Fetisch Ger Schmidt
ring for Now York: Annie w Weston, winsor, unc.
Sailed Sept 49, steamer City Of Toxic. Maury, San Fran
The New York herald., 1877-10-03
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ARExpAL Sept 27-Arnved, brig Hiding (Sor). Filing.
sen, Richmond, Va
BrrxmAx Sept 27-Arrved, bark Nina Sheldon BiGlcy,
New York for Antwerp.
BARcELoSA to Oct 2-Arrived bark Josefna (Sp). Mo.
lins, Savannah
BORDEAUX, to Oct 2-sailed. COLOMBIA, for New York.
CARDIFF Oct 2-sailod. ship Light Brigade (Br), Nc
Donald Philadelphia; also Glcnsannox for New York.
CApIz. to Oct 2-sailcd, barks Msrtino Cento QtaD.
New York Primus. Wilmirston.
CALCUTTA, to Dot 2-Arrivcd, bark K A Spence tBr),
Gill, Now York.
carr TowS. CGH, Aug s1-Arrivcd bark ratay, Petts,
Portland, Me.
ELsrxoRx Sept 3o-Arrved, bark Agder (SoH Johanne-
sen. New York.
FoLKEsroYE Oct oArrived ship Freydis (Nor, Ivssen
New York for Hamburg
FIuxE to Oct 2-Arrivcd bark Guiding Star tBr smith,
Richmond, Va.
GIBRALTAR, Sept 24-Arrvcd, brig Lauro Cacacc UtaD
Lauro. New York.
Arrived TO Oct bark Union, Randall. New York; schr
Ada Whitney. Gilchrcst, do for Messina.
Sailed to Oct 2, bark Bolivar tAus). Gcrolimch from
New York;, Genoa.
HKLvoEr Oct l-saicd bark Claverhouso (Br,, Phila-
deiphia also Haabet. for New York.
HAvRE Oct l-Saiied, bark Frcia (Nor), Jensen. New
York; Draga Aus). Baltimore.
IsLE or wIcnr. Oct 1-oG bark saome (Nor). Tnygcs-
son. from Baltimore tor Stcttin
LIVERPOOL. Sept 29-salcd, steamer Wimbledon (BH,
Watson. New York: bark Bessie Parker B Parker. do
Oct 3 ship Timour (Br,, Henderson, Southwest Pass
LONDON. Oct 1-Arrived. ship W Stetson Moore. Now
York; I'd steamer Utopia tBr Craig do bark Grace Br
Hainrs. do.
Cleared I'd. bark Jupiter tRus). Hagman. Bull River
MovILLE, Oct 2-Arrived, steamer Bolivia (BD, SMALL
New York Tor Glasgow land proceeded).
MALAGA, Oct 1-Arrvcd, schrs Minnie G Loud, Holt, ALI
eante; Carrie Richardson, Richardson, New York.
MARsKILLKs, Sept 29-Saied bark Bigelow (Br)
Mcwhnnic, United states.
NEWCASTLE Oct 2-Arivcd, bark Afarin tNor), soren-
sen. Baltimore.
QUEENSTOWN Oct ., AM-Arrvcd. steamer Parthia
(Br). Mckay. Boston for Liverpool land procccdcD.
or the Fastnct I'd. steamer spain tBr Grace from Now
York Tor Liverpool.
ROTTERDAM Sept 29-Ssled steamer r Caland (Dutch)
Deddes New York land from vlissinrcn Oct y.
sourmAxrToS. Oct 2Arrivcd steamer Nurnberg (Gcr)
Berdrow, baltimore for Bremen tand proceededj.
SEVILLE to Oct 2-Arrived, brig Waubun Spencer New
York.
suEz Sept 29Passcd steamer Gonroy fBr) from shang.
hal, &c, for New YORK.
Sailed from - Oct 2. ship Annie Goudcy (BD. Bent.
Mobile.
WEATHER REPORT.
The New York herald., 1877-10-03
THE VISITING SIOUX.

FINAL Powwow WITH THE SECRETARY OF THE
INTERIOR SPEECHES OF THE CHIEFS CON-
TINuED OPPOSITION 10 THE MISSOURI
RIvEE--THE RESPONSE OF THE GOVERNMENT
TO THEIR REQUEST.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 2, 1877.
The Sioux and Arapahoc Indian del egaton had their
last powwow at the Interior Department to-day In tho
Of tho Asslstant Attorney General, there be-
ing suillcent room In tho Attorney Generals Office.
The Indians arrived at nalfpast two T. ~ and the
conference began Immediately. Secretary Schurz ad-
dressed tho delegation, saying
"My friends, ! am glad 10 see you, and am now
ready to hear what you have TO say
RED CLOUDS SPEECH.
After brief silence Red Cloud rose and said:-
My DKAR FATnKR-l am going TO speak to you briefly
The Tsa spt aSose his fonnsry says portion o the
The people around ms country TO visit the
expecting 10 receive presents ana We give them
all the presents IL Father spoken
Our people and children and all poor rs
sans 10 tho and .ns
i we go there all our stock wl die do not talk
want 70 csey You and r DO % my people am taking 70,
aastiy Great Father know wien 90 back Al n" my
young aud people viii feel very badly we have
That have been brought the rcservatons have been
brought in by Spotted Fail and myself rhst is all have
TO say.
sPorTED TAILS oRArIox.
Spotted Tail was The next speaker. AJtcr shaking
hands with the Secretary, he spoke az follows.
My GUAR FArnERI AXE hands with you earnest and
good and " makes heart glad when my Good
rather IL was both sides. Tnc decision lie has
made l. Jours IL - your decision and not You
me and people " the Missouri River
cannot Missouri Kivor this winter or my del
eRaoh mere. HItogehcr have decided
20 the Missouri nivcr II should tell had been
ordered 70 10 there AMI had sanctioned the they
would scatter all over the country This delegation
Win NC have tola you our opinion aud have decided
what 10 do. but y seems my plans arc not
entertained. We have picked good place and
are WILING 70 go to " in the sIrinp, but cannot
move ths ail We would like TO be peace and keep
away this ia We came here
scNcs and our people aud Tor We
here Tor the purpose ot picking
~ hat We ay nave our people ana children
ron 70 a me 10 PICK ont place Tor
nave done 90 lonr people their prup-
eity aud that is what want to do. NV t,reat
Father has plenty OF can helm
We want our agency Mt Wounded Knee Crcok. Your
20 the Missouri River and bnck IN
Where we are at present all
Whtte men never throw away their lnbors What white
men have they love and u the with us don't
that property should for H. III Won nav ux
for IL probably move othervsc "a nnot
Whatever you have that belongs you worth
Tor u compelled 10 part with H. The indian is a poor
He would liSe 10 get paid but ii appears he can.
not. Whenever you rund ana travel
that rond expect to something f van don't think
you can succeed By trave.in certain road YOU nn
Lot stay where this and the spring nut
reservation The tell yuu this Is bccnuse
VI is the truth. Let where are this winter md
In the spring we will 10 where you want came here
The New York herald., 1877-10-03
ARRIVALS
REPORTED by THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AM
HERALD wHIrEsroNE TELEGRAPH LINE

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHITESrONE TELEGRAPH LINE
oss sss sn; S A%ey
s:h with teas Henderson Bros Seq; "a iss 81 - lon
s sn ssa as'Ss
sa so Y s1s sss
20 e. ss M.ts @ & 81 Norris London 10 days. with
msss 10 P"mmer"na Ger swenssn Hamburg Sept
10 odd with mdss and 3e5 passengers to Kun
whitney ouiSk No. os"ns Sept - via
s me:r 10 noFis Sent % via
xssiog S Win astsna ,a:s
C. rs l I'. n'aa
naSsi ssssmsr sserss ssSssssIr !" %% CLYDE co
Ola poma,o Walker Kicnmcnd d,S cl5y Point
sssnmcp Mae,, Norfolk with tho OLD
sse.msr Knishs Mocroey philadelphia With mdss
Bark Eis.nar. G.aD Scala M.r.ces 60 days.
Bark Condor Eggo Pernambuco 30 days. in ballast
srhr Anna lolten. smith Rio Grendo 40 DAYS with
hia.. osss s Ca au",S on % %
n.The reported arrival of steamer Cleopatra in yeser
day 5 edition error.
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH.
seame, Giaucus Bearss Boston & ,or Nov York
Steamer Amos q Barstow. Kenny. Providence tor Now
schr ] oslo Williams. Rockport FOR New York.
Srhr I IA Bartlett, Kelly. WRreham for New York
Schr Helen Thompson, Bradford Somerset Tor New York.
sclr Aaron Kingand Murphy Nantucket FOR Now York.
Srhr Carrie Spofford Gray Providence Tor New York
schr Traveller. Thompson. Connecticut River for Now
York. =. w.
Sehr - a Fell shropshire Hartford for New York.
Schr Dee anus, Young. Port Jefferson for New York.
Schr West Side. Davis. Port Jefferson for New YORK
Scbr Mary Alice, ,Hulz. Port Jefferson Tor New York.
BOUND EAST.
Steamer Neptune. Berry New York for for Boston. lost
BARK Chitcn OBJ pnison New SSrK o1 nn. a1r hIno0n
srhr Matilda Brooks Jones. New York for Oporto
schr Olivia O'Mulcn tBr) Brown. from New York Tor
st John. NIB. - .. -. Nu
Schr earle 4 iiix Hix New York for Portland Ne.
schr Nile Metcalf. New York for Rocklnnd .
achr Jiernld Poland. New York for Bristol Nc.
srhr iiuntrcss Curtis New York for Dennisvilc. Me-
sshr Ada IIcr crpcrt Allen, Now York for Wsreham.
schr Juia Franklin Nelson. New York Tor Providence.
Schr .:oiden Rule Wilson. New York for Norwich.
schr David Curre, Pease. New YORK for Portland, CT
Schr 4: StanciG New York for Middictown ct.
Schr Veto Thorndike Rondout for Boston.
Schr J rsse Il Alcn Hawkins. Rondout Tor session..
scnr Hamburg Libbic Ilaverstraw for st John; NIB:
Schr Rowland. Rowland Fort johnson Tor New Bed
ford. -. ,. c. r.u p,.
Schr Freeman, Eldridge. Port johnson Tor Provt.
dcnce. ...,.,y -. r,...,.ro- c..a,u~..
The New York herald., 1877-10-03
SAILED.

Steamers Wyoming tr), for Liverpool Gen Barnes Sa-
vnnnah wyanoke Richmond, &c: ships Consantine Lon.
dom McIchior VierJ. Brcmcn Gcestemunde trcr)s 90
Rngnar (Br. Liverpcol Joseph Fish hntwerP; pHrhs %
ircmcn (ler) do; Wakefield AMER; Northumprihn bl,
Cork or Fanomth Cedar Croft tlIr. London; arxpnrg
0icr) uamburg Tommassno Uta), Marsellles; uripa.
ren puntn md San osc dc Gua.cnna nrgs Jonn
shay Buenos Ayres Albert. Hull; Jennie NORTON ~
Johns pr and Fajardo. Ida (I,r), -; schrs Aua 6
Shorthand Para; Geo sescy uaveston Alexander Har'
ding, and Z SEnickson.
The New York herald., 1877-10-03
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

LIGHT LIVERPOOL.
Tho Merscy Docks and Habor BOARD has given notice
the LIST Of October light will be exhibited from
q lighthouse recently erected she North Docks WALL
Tho light will be axsd light elevated 20 feet above
by X. through to by showing red when bearing
to the southward offs by + Y E.
notifies thar tho temporary light hitherto
exhibited tho North Docks wall will DO discontinued
Tho sf NJ 0ct0h
The New York herald., 1877-10-03
SPOKEN.

Shin John Barbour (Br). from bordeaux via Lewos DEL
for Sandy Hook. sept 13. lat a. Ion 30
Ship McDougsli tBr from New York fJr Antwerp, Sept
~, 100 miles SW ofSouth Shosl
Shin Non Foster from Wscassct Barrow, Sept
"a, lat 40 49, Ion 20 40
Bark W Wood (Br) Nichols, from Capc Town Cor Bos
ton SO days out Oct ]. lat 80 IL, Ion "a.
Bark Ernest Ludwig oltz (Gerj from IquiQuc for New
York, Oct I, 30 miles OF Cape May ghtship.
Brig Walte- smith. Smith, from Montevideo for New
York, Oct l, OF the Capes Of the Delaware.
The New York herald., 1877-10-03
scAnorrv OF wArEn IN pRooKLYN.

Tho Brooklyn Board Of City Works was notified
yesterday by Chief Engineer Van Buren, that there Is
only six fcct four inches depth OF water In the Hemp
stead Storage Reservoir The Board has ordered IN
view OF THIS fact Tor lhe purpose cconomizng the
water consumption. that all Tho public fountains Q
stopped IRON flowing at once, and they request tnat
;he hand hose pipes DO laid away tor tho present
The New York herald., 1877-10-03
YACHTS, sTEAMBOATs &c.

A LARGE sCOW FOR SALE CHEAP: 75x2txj
Aicet; good order. r. r. EASTMAN, foot 3ist st., T. r.
EOR sALE-A SMALL SCHOONER; WILL CARRY
o TONS IN "a iect water; we'll found Can bo
loot oi 32d st.. East river. Inquire board
DuGBoATS AND ENGINES FOR SALE
IRON Iusboat, now, 1O5x2Ox11. compoun 9 gine.
a ~, uo. 10, In service, S5xiSx0, do. do.
" PROPELLER Engines, lito 81 diameter
bcnm Engine, 81 in. cyl, by 9 feet stroke.
Blowers aud Blower Engines
Apply TOT W. COPELAND, % Broadway.
WANTED STEAM YACHT FROM so 10 81 FE,,
~ ong must DO fast in complete order and nicely out
oince.
The New York herald., 1877-10-03
WHALEMEN.

Cleared Mt New Bedford Oct l. bark Sarah Hale. slo
cum, Atlaatic Ocean: schr Amelia Brmley, do.
Bark Linda Stewsft 81 Helena Sept 2 hid $500 bbs
SD oil !,
The New York herald., 1877-10-03

THE SITTING BULL CoMMIssIoN-oENERAL Ex-
HAusTIoN OF THE TRooPs-A SHARP FIGHT
AND THE TROOPS woRsTED-CIvILrANs
KILLED-sUFFEEINa OF sTUgGIs' COMMAND.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
FoRr SHAW NJ T.. Sept 80,
Via HELENA, NJ T., Oct. 2, 1871
The Sitting Bull Commission Is stiil here awaiting
nm escort Most Of the troops in the Territory are
nearly worn out with the long chnse after the Nez
Pcrces, who may yet. perhaps BIO struck by Tho cav
airy accompanying the commission before they reach
the Canada line.
HcIDENr THE PURSUIT.
Captain Williams OF Fort Benton, transmits TO Gen.
era ,bbop at this post the following despatch Just
received from Major Iges:-
BIRCH CREEK, Sept. 2s-1P II.
DEAR CAprAIy-Thc Ncz Perces arc now III ths pnss
between Bear Paw and Little Rockies, travelling
slowly and carrying many wounded. We had light
with thcm at about twenty-five mites below Cow
Island, Cow Creek Fought them two hours ana
had TO withdraw. as they wero there IN foil strength.
Bradley killed aud one horse They burned
Cooper's train, killed two men, and have scouts on.
after the road These Indians can be struck Jet
from Benton, near MIX RIVER GUlDo lLGEs.
KILLED by rnK INDIANS
In his note TO General Gibbon Captain Williams says
the Bradley mentioned Killed was Edmund Bradley,
a civilian, who was OF to him IN the Judith
BASIN in 1874 MAJOR Ilgcs' messenger found tho dead
body Of Charles Scct. civilian at the west fork Of
Birch Greek This man hud partner who has not yet
been heard from aud may be killed.
srURGIs' COMMAND
Captain Williams adds that an Assnibone Indian
came into Fort Claggct Tuesday Wednesday
from Sturgis command. Hc said that Sturgis men
had lad nothing eat for long tmc, but that trains
had caught up 10 them with supplies This seems 10
have been Big Spring creek. The Indian SAID that
siurgs' would be at Fort Cagget for more sup.
plies Thursday Friday. He also said that Surgs'
horses had no shoes and were worn out.
man from British America came into the Marias
River yesterday. He stopped at Gros ventre camp
the night before and the Indians SAID they had just
been visited by Nez Perces, who told them the
main camp was Fort Browning.
The New York herald., 1877-10-03
BOUND EAST.
BELOW.
CLEARED.

shin 81 Paul williams. from Liverpool Sept 10. to
shin ohm Berraua Nor Rolat from st Nazairs Sept g.
The New York herald., 1877-10-03
HOWARD'S STERN CHASE.

THE FIRST CAVALRY RELIEVED PURSUIT TO DE
coNTINUED-JosEPH ACRoss THE MISSOURI
AND HEADING FOR CANADA.
fBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
JUDITH BASIN, MT, Sept 20,
Via HELENA, NJ. r., Oct 2, 1871. !
Tho First cavalry, under command Of Major Sand
ford was detached to-day, Sturgis, with sho seventh
taking their place. Tho pack trains and packers bc-
longing TO Lewiston will be sent homo before the snow
makes tho roads impassabe This is not any evidence
of breaking up as It is merely a substitution OF ono
body OF troops another and OF wagons for tho pack
mules
TO CONTINUE THE PURSUIT
Howard is determined TO comply With the order to
follow tho Indians tho bitcr end Sturgs has or
ders 10 treat with the hostes and guarantee their
lives in case they surrcndcr but Howard refused TO
give any such guarantee at Kamaih.
CROSSED MISSOURI
Joseph crossed the Missouri at Cow Island yestcr-
day He had a fight with the citizens and small de-
tachmcnt OF soldiers at the crossing. Two ctizcns
were wounded General Miles is at the mouth of the
Mussel Shell River. Tho Indians are going toward the
British line.
The New York herald., 1877-10-03

WEATHER REPORT.
HoLyuyAp. Oct O. PM-wiud SSE. light. 81
PLYMOUTH. Oct 2, PM-Wind sE. light; ine.
The New York herald., 1877-10-03

n0-During tho month Of September tho HERALD pub
Iished OF tho Other New York newspapers tho
arrivals Sandy Hook OF 50 vessels from foreign poS
and tbo arrival nt and departure European ports Of
4O1 vessels via Atlantic cable.
The New York herald., 1877-10-03
ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIS DAY
HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER.
VATIONS.
OCTOBER 2, 1877.
PORT OF NEW YORK, OCT. 2, 1877.

sModcrato. +Gentlc.
The New York herald., 1877-10-03

ON visit was an xious Great Father and shake
hands with him shook hands with him With good
heart asked that have here wish to 20
back they leave tho railrOsd and
they feel happY and glad to do
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-11-01
PROPOSALS.
MVOTICE TO CARpENTERSend

NOTICE TO CARPENTERS and WHARF
~ BUILDERS-Hea'oi proposals, addressed
To Tim undersigned, will be received at the Au.
dtor's office until |! u clock M, on FRIDAY,
tho ~ day tf November, 1877. tor work TO be
done in the BUILDING OF A BULKHEAD
at the foot Of Duke street and along the north
lao uf tina cHrpcr ttiul property binding there.
on, VIZ: 1hs eastern hulkEc ID to be six logs
high each eighty II cong, tho south end run
hing west twenty i|o f,et, six logs nigh, and
street, fifty fn"L. throe logs high Tho material
required for the w.'rk will be furnished by The
corporation. Tho right t. r.jsct any or all BID,
Is reserved Further information made known
on application TO John r. ARMSTRONG,
Chairman Com. on Public Prop. oct 3l-2t
CEALED PROPOSALS, aldressed TO the
~ undersigned. will be received at the Audi.
tors o:o until - o'clock III. on MONDAY.
the 5:h day Of November, 1871, for SUPPLIES
qusntties rs may BIO required for the POOR
AND WORK HOUSE from, the 9Th dsv of
November, 1877, to tho 3lst day of July, 1878,
Say
Pounds Shoulder Bacon.
Barrels Extra Flour.
Pounds Tea (knd and quslits 10 be described
in bd)
Bushels Mill Feed
Bushels Potatoes (Peach Blows
Pounds Corn Bcof.
Pounds Fresh Bocf.
Soup Pieces.
Pounds Coffee.
Pounds Sugar
Also Rice Ground Pepper, Ground Mustard.
Candles, Coal Oil. Soda, Butter, (good and
sweet) Lard, Soap (by tho box) Vinegar. Mo-
lssscs, (bright and swcot) Sampe s Of Tea
Coffee and Sugar to accompany bid, and all ar
tic!es to be Of good and understandable quality.
Tho right to reject any or all bids is reserved
]. &. UNEAL, Chairman
oct 2-td Joint Com, on Poor.
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| v Nv
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

Tia Annual meeting Of the HTOCKHOLD
EES OF TIE LEX A N ID K A ND
FREDERICKSBURG RAILWAY COM
PANY will pe held at tia oili.o OF Francis L.
Smith, esq corner Of Wolf and st. Asaoh sts.,
OH SATURDAY, November Is. 1877, at III
q clock, M. Election Tor President and Di-
rectors, s&m, day and place.
oct 9-wtd ALBERT HEWSON. Secrv.
TITO ALL. WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
Il Take notice, that the undersigned. who has
Econ lawfully appointed and qualified by the
Orphsns Court for Bal .imore city, in tho State
of Maryland, guardian Of Sarah Il. Lincoln. a
minor, entitled to property and money in tho
State of Virginia, and who resides out Of it, will
mako application to the Circuit Court for the
county of Alexandria, Virginia. on Wednesday,
the 7Lh day of November, 1877, that being the
first day Of tho November term. 1877, of said
court, for IN ordor upon tho guardian Of said
minor, in the said State Of Virginia, to pay and
deliver to mo all personal property snd money
in his hands belonging ~ said ward; and also
for authority TO sue for, recover and receive all
| money OF personal property which may belong
to said ward, and remove tho same to the city of
Baltimore, in the State Of Maryland, tho place
Of residence CT my said ward. rs well IS myself.
and whore WAS appointed as her guardian.
HENRY CHASE,
oct 5-2awtd Guardian Of Sarah +. Lincoln.
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Eraggt Warrington.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE GAZETTE
WASHINGTON, d. g.. Nov. |.
SENATE

The Senate met at noon.
The Chaplain 10 opening the 5 nate pr i;'d
God to bless the dying Senator, 'lr. Mvr'on',
and to lead him gently 10 "a better Hrh' t. III
another Jurney beyond the stars.
The Chair laid before The Senate IL Tit MOI Ia
Of the Legislature Of Dakota IN r'li''on To pup
lie lands and Iudlan affairs.
SENATOR WRITER'S APPOINTED REGENT
The Vice President anuCutc'd that Hon. H.
Il. Wthcls Of Va. had hcru appointed re-
gent Of the Smithsonian ln;!Eu i"'' Vice e2'
Senator Steven .on. Il Is n'ucks.
\ number OF bills " re introduced. Am"ng
them were the following:
By Mr.. t,unkling: n bill TO nuLholIz! the
Secretary Of the Treasury to remit tonnagc tu
tics 10 cases were they have been Imposed &c
violation of treaty stipula!nns. Referred.
by Senator lnpas: Bill to provide FIR the
| settlement ul lax C, rliaatcs ,rruucnusy issued
by the late aurlori,irs e the p.s r!ct ui CuIum
biu Il .rrcd
The Senate 'hru went INTO executive scSsl0D
and When the luulS we're rcopcncd ali urutd.
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES
In the ilou,. there were introduced very
large humber of j1int resolutions, bills, W.,
mostly 81 \ private character.
Col. Cabcll presented for reference bills to
nroVlue lor tne crtc''o,' u p"o''I o"nu'nhs ~
INC town OF h!nVliir' va'' .ot '"c su'voS -
INC HtaunIuh ti''F III C"allo''o I'u"'s' r 80 ~
aool,sh TIC TAX upoh l'tot l''"i 'toui 'u,t'
ior the survey OF New rl'eF' anu ~ s,SS 'nI
owocrs for cotton aud tobacco taken by Federal
authorities since the lOh Of April, 1873.
n bill was introduced for aid 10 the construc:
T w. -, Narr,,r I;M'ao Ra;Iro,j
N''.''""'I' t,r',u" i,,',oiI nLl'nr ro,, tho
r., ;,,,r,|,,nn .n,nr,,, r,;J, nv
''H'u''' -. 'rS' '"o "o'Is' T T,.,s r,or
n ,au"",' ''''' :'I,,o' "o"s' w.
o,,IaI w., ,n,,,, ,ho nnro,nn,c RI tho m,asurr
commctcsL to filibuslrr by motions to adjourn,
mon which the ayes aud noes were taken.
\ motion to adjourn over till Tuesday, 10
order to let the members 20 home TO particl-
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-11-01
DIED.

AKTHUK C;}h.RKiNGToN KELL, son Of
John nnd grandson Of Isaac Kell, in the 18Th
year Of his ago ~ Friends and acqusintances
arc yi.od to attend his funeral from his late
res dance, next door to tho corner of Queen and
Royal slroets on Friday, Nov. .. 1877, At half
past three o'clock y. H.
October pa, WILLIE A, beloved wiin Of
Francis II. Unruh, of WosLmoreand CO., Va
aged y; oars.
At the residence OF Il Or son in law. George T..
Adams, Alexandria county, Va. Oct. 26. 1877,
Mrs SARAH BONTI in her SD year, relct
Of thu lAsn .IscOb ROntZ.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-11-01
7.stE3l lSreVitieS.

The attention OF carpenters and Whar! build
crS is called to the advertisement Of the Com
mittce on Public Property, in another coIuma.
The steamer Mary Washington has been
withdrawn from her route for the scasnn.
COLoGED DEMOCRATIC V0TERS. IA dis
patch from pottsvIr, Pa, to the Philadelphia
Record says:
The respectable cclorrl voters Of this place
held q meeting last night iii their church build,
lug, which was crowded from the door TO the
punit, aud passed. the following resolution
RcS0lrml, That we sever our connection with
The republican party, with which We have here
tolorc been identified and we hereby proclaim
ourselves, as coorcd citizens Of PottsvIllc, Tree
aud independent voters to exercise the rights OF
franchise as our c0nsclcnccs dictate.
The meeting was harmonious and cntllualhs.
tic, aud fervcnt speeches were made in support
Of the democratic State and county tickets and
ia depuDcia'ion Of republicans for their treat.
meut Of colorcd citizens 10 municipal matters
The particular cause Of the revolt is the action
of the Board of School Directors, composed
mostly Of republicans, in keeping the children
Of colorcd people out the Of public schools.