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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-20

WASHINGTON, June 19.-Lieut. II. G.. o. Colby is
ordered 20 duiy IN The European squadron Medical Director
ordered To The Naval Hospital Plnale
pha Commander Montgomery scata il detached from duty
in the bureau Of Ordnance the Navy Department. ami
himself I'm the
Lieut. lIous detached from The nautical EchODlsip
jamestown at Francisco, tal and placed waltng
orders. EnAig. Frank H. Holmes - detached from the
ceiyng ship Independence and Oruercd 10 the nautical
choo-hlp jamestown. Medical Director T.. =. HOrwltz
detached from special duty Finuiepha ana placed
waiting orders. Medical Director Edward shipper de
tachsd from the Naval Hospital at Philadelphia and ordered
90 special duty 40 that city.
Tho sailing vessel Constellation. with the cadet midsh pmea
on board. VIII sail from Annapolis Tuesday next the
annual practice Sha VIII touch at NCWA uk, ana
tc proceed 10 BuzZards Bay the Massachusetts coast
United States steamship MOnOnealela, With largo
uf board DEE trained for the navy sailed
from London. Conn., yesterday Tor cruise In Long
Island She viii 10 New London about the
inst.
PORT Royal, $. c.. June 19.-The United States
steamship Osspee Commander = l. Breesc, sailed hence
under convoy OF te monitor Manhattan Lieut. Cheey
commanding, for Norfolk, Va
BOsrON, june 19.-Thc United States steamship
Taiapooa Commander Mcltcle, from New ork arrive
IOaa
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The suit oi Henry Huckmg against Charles llau-
COURT OF APPEALS PROCEEDINGS.

ALBANY. y. y june 19.-ln the Court OF appeals.
Ficsday Juno 10 Ie7-.-Notons: SO. 9l-Frost Tho
Yorlcs Slvhrs pauk-Cau.e restored on motion srd con
Doe unlimited whitehall kcun y.
Motion to smend reuiiiur; samuel Hani inr motion. d. j.
Dean opposed Prince ari COuuer-MotOu tor Tetigtcut
submitted. IN rcngrrL-MOon to NaCate rriuttur
Timothy +. Neville Tor motion. j. \. ltcall opposed.
Appeals from Oruer~.-Ao 322 Boon ag Moss Argued
Jy j. 1iuiu for respondent submitted for appellant.
No. 38I-In Hebrew Benevolent orphan A-y .um-Ar-
cued y Alex H. johnson f appellant ami j. y. Bean ior the
Mayor &c, of Ntw-Nark.
30 ag the Chldren's AID Sociey-Argued by
Henry l.. Clinton Or appellant; Robert W. DeF0res for
spOLGcni.
No lsj-The STANDARD sugar Refinery AIT. Day0n--Ar.
eue, and 0r appellant NJ ". Devne RESPONDENT.
80 3G-n Nill Of charles llahaNay.AIgued by d. D..
Niles for appellant ID. J.. Arbucse fOrT sr0ndent
bruce agt. GscnmAreucd by Henry Parsons for
appellant VIM. \. Boyd for sp0ndont
No - lin re- pett on 81 T. NJ. VII ct-Argued by A b..
johnson tor appellant; J. :. Brali Tor respondent
No .4G-In The matter OF the Second BAPTIST ChurcSub-
so 840-Barnctt act Seing-Argued by Hand for ap.
pelant; 4. H. Dy eu i0r respondent.
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TIE UNION FERRY LEASE VOID.

Judge Van Worst, in Supreme Court, Specal
Term has decided that the tenear Lease Of their ferries
the Union Ferry Company made May J. ISL i'F"!''
That lease was for the nominal consideration OF ~
ON condition that for two hours in the morning ana two
III the evening the charge foi passenger forage Sboni"
be only one cent The action Of the Sinking Fund Com
mssioneIs was ayowcdly Tor the bencht of worNnsmen
The ferries had leased during the previous years
for SOB 600, aud the value oi the ferry d"ch'e I'D
1871 under the old terms, estimated at $4,000
year Recently q suit was brought by Tire Corporation
Counsel in the name of the city, TO sot rde IBIS est
Wh-u the case came up for trial motion WIS made -
dismiss the plaintiffs complaint.
Judge Van VOrs yesterday gayc his o. ihi0' d'ceilt
in favor Of tine city, but gctnc tha Zee evidence "o'
ben. before him, he cannot gave Judgment ~ me 'H'
lie holds tat though the city own, The ferries 81 owns
them fer the benCis OF ali IL citizens. TIC rhhS NHd
Commits, Oncis coad not give away ine rent Tor INC
benefit al citizens. Their action was an uhiiNtW
withdrawal of the OF the ferries lfnn iLt -h-
ING fund aud was void II Gsros. al numbrro trci-
nicil objections to the suit. dai denies IA" nli'u
George l. Curtis appeared lor the city, DcIhu q Miller
10 the defendant.
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DFCIsIONS-JUNE 10.

Supreme Court ChdmbTs-Hy Judge DonOhue.-
Enock N0rgan's sons Co ACT 80 uachhoefer; sullivan
Joseph act Abtrlc-M "uorandunis. rpTat
CTawou; Kidney agt. Kidney anu ois; connolly agi.
I,ney: McKes,on Ely ant Brown ag Brown and
ors Union Dime savings Institution at. Hamc; lueckner
act Rueckner National state Bank agt Thrift NOS and p;
Keccr Harrington at. Tho Mayer &c,
Nesaiha Policeman National benevolent Society go 49,
cTal life Insurance Co aa Van DYKE Mutual Life IN
suranro Company MOnOhau lowtn5tciu at. Elias;
Frsedlrin Krezer: MtCaDrcy Mitkeussi Ball
Wheeler Tranh aet. Mayor DOey ait bcrran ;Tapan agt
T,n Life Insurance Company at Van he;
WetMore Sch singer act. DAVIS; GILLIAN aet schiller; We
ber Weber; MagOyern Richmond; Pollard ag The
Mayor &c; Nichols AIT. McMahOn; smith ag Darcy; Rob
Robinson; oakley Rollins Livingston
Emanuel; Matter Of The southern
Telegraph Company; pcarsan agt NsckcnderfcT;
tracy The Mayor &C. Morssey agt. The Mayor,
OCiwcaEt Boiler RELY asl Ihs Mayor se Donovan agt
The MavOT sc: Tagrer sgt The Mayor &c; Reals aci Fat
National Bank 81 COOTestOwn Bisse agt Goldman; South
al Dietrich birmingham ae BerIian; Post agt
Huichngs; Bryan agt. herTottoi ewfork Fire ms Go.
Freee AIT Eeang GermanIa Life Insurance Company
KerWin; Munis agt. Hooper Nelson agt Dosraum.
Granted. Iurd agt HeadyMouon denied without costs.
Hapan agt Mgman. Memorandum Lyon agt sulzer;
Traaiesrnens National Bank Mead Ahem Smith
ngt Miiiaiis-HotOns denied Clark Kennedy
and be referred. Johnston Jcnkns-Find.
faudum Bank u savings lAwrence-tranted rude
"a. Matter ~ CassidyNrlt dismissed aud prisoner
mandcd kObt, agt Ditson 10hcr agt Mott Scharer
agt. Raven Dixon aEt NObe-MOtOn5 granted oak
ley ast Rollins; sullivan agt. Barcns-Order granted
Matter ~ Mcrane.-loftree appointed Bent ag Garner
Must referred iuerkner AT. huecknerDeeree OF d.
denied. viii Leave 10 renew payment VI $40 costs Arnold
Beoar-Dened with PrOyldeDL ll0 Assurance
Getty MoncobnDeniel may renew on payment Of SO
costs Dodge agt Hertell James Agt AcinyreMouOn do
MED memorandum. Dixon agt. Noble Motion denied
Judge D0uohue.-SOuthaId and ors. agL IwOdich.-
Judgment signed MeCanrey agt Witkush VI al-findngs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-20
THE COURTS.

A RAILROAD BONDHOLDER'S COMPLAINT.
prspo>s,nurTY OF THE PENNSYLVANIA COMPANY
ron ,rs GUARANTEE or ANOTHER ROADS IN
TEREsr
The Columbus, Chicago and Indiana Central
Railroad Company, running from Chicago To Coihmpus
Ohio the Pittsburgh Cincinnati and st. LOUIS kai"ay
ConIpnny, and the Pennsylvania Railroad company
ENTERED into trfpartite agreement on JAN ~ l7o'
Tho frstnamed company commonly known as inc
&C and l. c." Company leased its road to the Pit'7
bureb. Cincinnati and St. Louis Railway Company lot
an ner cent ~ the gross earnings after deductng taxes
and sssessments for 90 years The 80 per cent was 10
he appropriated first payment OF the interest on INC
consolidated mortgage bonds OF the leased road amount
ing TO 500 900 0OO second 20 the payment OF interest
on new income bonds and, third. any surplus 10 go 10
nav a dividend on the company's stock. In case OF
failure 10 pay such interest, the frstnaned company
was empowered 10 take possession OF It's road lie
PENNSYLVANIA Railroad Company guaranteed inc per
formanee OF the terms OF the lease WIN An optOn'
tailcd IN carry ont the lease take its place and
agreed to run the three lines as continuous tirous"
lire. m oom -, ,,o oonsoIi.
dated bonds OF the c. G. and l. C. Company. In Aprl,
1873. default was made, and he has brcngLt
S Sand, gu AGAINST the PENNSYLVANIA Railroad Com
parry alone on Its guarantee; In ms ,vnea when
the case was made majority of the Pittsburgh Clach
nati and st. Louis Railway Company st0ck ult tne
officer Of the lease was to mako thorough connection
over defendants road from NewY0rk To Chicago that
the leased road been taken possession OF under me
lease that 10 negotiate increase OF deicndats 'Ni
tai to avail itself " the advantages Oi tls as; II
made pnblic the fact OF the lease and guarantee me
suit though nominay for only $40. involves tne rsnt
of all the holders OF the first mortgage DOhus 70 S ic
Pennsylvania Railroad Company FOR the past uuo HI
terest. -, r.,.o.. 90
The defendant demurred, claiming various deiee's or
fern i'm the complaint. The main point OF zoe
Is however that the bOndhOders have no rgh OF acOn
on the guarantee Of the defendant The contract Wis nov
made with them but between the COMPANIES anu th
alone can enforce II or for damages TOT us pflV
fn repy was claimed that rec M ihN. s,,
poratOns which had acquired aud enjoyed ben irpt
"A contract claiming that the coilIact was DI Vi
their power and recent law had he'll that ptChi', ny
one person for the heHcfil ~ jlird ~ ".'
The paintiG mad an individual claim and could sue sep
aratily The demurrer was argued yesiorHay Door
Judrf DonOhup IN supreme Court SPEC dl ltii' iii '
Tseryed IN, decision william 4. Beacn and a. g. iiOl
appeared Tor tae plaintiff L. L. Robinson ana Stanley
Matthews for the defendant.
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ARMY INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON. June l0.-First Lieut.. Edward f..
Wood, SIN Cavalry and Second Lieut. Wallace Mott 9th
Iufaniry been relieved duty the Point
Military Academy and ordered to join their companies.
second Arthur MurTay la artillery has ordered
the Military Academy Tor duty IN the Department Of
Mathematics Second Lieut.. Edgar b. Robertson
Infantry duty the Department Of French
Secretary war the leave Of abeLce granted
COL Newton Corps o. EIanecr The officer charge
Hel Improvement NcWNork HaTbOi. has been
months This order extends the leave vi that
uniil inc I'm Oi AuausL
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oUrIAw1YG OF PR0nssoRY NOTES.

Tn The Circuit Court in Ncstchcster County, Phebe
Haiqht sued Enooh Avery ana Euoch T. Ayory TO recover
- 600 on pomssory The defendants father and
,on The father insisted that hc liable because toe
note vas egt years Old and he had pad uter ST.
and that the consequently oltiaWed bnf judge
Hart counsel for plaintiff insisted That pay made by the
tbs father liable because he father know II she
p3ymepf. being made approved Of The
III, plaintiff verdict Tor S2ruO. Judge Hart counsel ia
l,.is1f: Close & Bob Tts0u for defendants
. recent Lay mOnd and another against
Biuulayc Judge DykHan dismissed The conn la!u the liz
being that n the Halter there
was proof successful defendant knew the
uruf- IN his cOdefCuGduI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-20

Gen. Grant was presented with the freedom
Of the City Of London last week He is nj liberty
10 engage in business IN that city, and put out sign
bearing this inscriphOn Tanner 10 her Majesty the
Queen Norrisown Herald.
Sand where do you expect TO 90 this Sum-
mn mum Z" ITO Saratoga" We'll, then mum, I'm
afraid the place won't suit Ny young SUMMERS al
Long Branch, aud could moi DC separated, mum-not
IN the seas0u."-lPuck.
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PETIT SENTENCED FOR FIVE YEARS.

Ebert Petit, - years OF age, was arragned IN
the Court Of General sessions yesterday charge o ;Hoot
Ing and severely wouu0ug Nis. LDrae Turner SEQ. 2id
Fourth 9ve on June q. Fctu camed that Pc was npu-
Gated IT hc tiac ant counsel sail dat hc ws possessed
o devil" Petit wiling 10 acAno"ede' Tie shooting
on this basis. ard pleaded .uiity. Judge sutherland regretted
that hc tJHld not hold thc f'NL ui cs D.. h"44 10" i
aref Pee should have sentence Petit f05 ra iu liic
r, in thc ~t..c Prison Nh 1tracr. tho complainant ",>
greatly a2tlt.d te sentence Prfs mother became
hystelic.ti anu sad tO pc carried tfun tAe ROOM
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A PONY PHAETON FOR SALE.-Inqallr'e, a
~ DONNELLN'S STABLE, corner oi Henry a." -
sts, Brooklyn.
CARRIAGES OF ALL KlNDS.-Iop Da q
Y J e.s Ioty phaetons. Ilock-way-, 1sht eAttas ,nl
porl pb9eteu. AMI four aud SKIS 81 Depot Mi-i nd
other STYLES an my oHn make, 40 manufacturers pro-
warranted .... ..,,-t,-. Odd. canal IL. y. y. -
ASn NEW and second hand CARRlAs t,s.
r1sblg ono aue cart, Nlcorias, BrihAa ~. o, thse
pr.., st,r Ilaf Ph3eious handsome Wood hip ry
Ton. ai4o nn elegant Cart. with TOP same li-' IS
pewl. Extension Tons 2o sfylesui igt one hoi
oud t,epot Wagons Coaches. iauUsuS, t"uNNHr nssst
ron Road ana Express Wagons; CANOPY, Hio d, ,usss
AM Ton Pha,ions. &c 100 stls doub4s AZ" Hf'o'N
Miu DE sold low to reduce siock. no - .., ,.eessfs 81
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STIFF AND NoxsrNsE.-A city banquet, and

STTFF AND NONSENSE.-N CIIy UlNQUcIi anu
the speeches after it, Punch.
A mipister passing near some coalplts IN
Fcotland the other day heard n collier swearing most
outTagoousy at having falenntoa pool Of mud Young
man % said the minister, do you know where you are
rOng 10 /" "Ay," said the collier, am gaun tae my
wark up-by thore." NO. dear young man, said tue
minister with sOlen shake of the head. and warn
ing wave OF the hand "you going to the botomloss
nil " Man you dinna ken mucklc about PITS seo.'
.repled the collier for haze wrocht In masty every
mi IN the county an saw far lees heard tell %
plt witAOot "A bOttOmw
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60 nhom II ttlap gonrern

NOTICE OF ASSIGNMENT.
Notice T. hereby given that HOWARD AshiT5 ,,ti,so
borough of Hghtstown ia the County ~ hels M he o
NeW Jersey hath ths day made An l,s .,,fof AID
scfiher az his estate for the equal henoat o uss,
thnt The SAID creditors must exhibit their - months
,,I,r oafh or ulrmatiOn within The torn Of w ,tn.e
"""N' w SrRING sHANDLE N''
Hightstowp. MAY 20. 1871, ..-.I.,.
IN the I'd day of july, 1871 MIN ,ar ior psr.
~ aligned propose apply q the aar =" a. NORTH ae
mi,sjoil 10 riset u sLAUGllrEk-ltol ~ on Wv
Of ygthst about IS iect wcgt oi sD STEVENSON
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
429 sun 1874 Clock fast 90
Moon sets. 045 Moon souihs. sos Moons age, days
HIgH WATER lODAY-A
Sandy Hook. 24D GOV. Island. 1928 Hell Gate. ia
HIDH WATER TODAY-P
sandy Hook. 3:l7 Toy. Island. B:57 Hell Gate. Ju
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RESPONSIBLE GOVERNMENT.

All associations OF men form thclr code. their
rules Of etiquette and their esprit de corps They
guided ~ this by common interest which leads them 70
form such rules will assist each member IN what is
necessary 90 success and protect each member against
the most probable dangers The code OF any legislative
body in the country under existing circumstances, Will
serve to illustrate this. IN such body as have dc
scribed the code would adjust itself TO The circum-
stances. The mombers would sustain each other
against assaults which threatened the reputation
Of the body, or the independence Of members.
The great desire Of all public servants for approval
Reelection is desired oftoner for this than for amy other
reason and The fear Of dsappr0yal, what We call POI
Ucl respOu sbility, offers check upon such body. in
favor Of the control OF the people which Il perfect
in its action and complete for the purpose. Such
TEN would indeed be barrier TO empty vanity and petty
ambition but il would give better government, and it
will come whCn learn. perhaps by bitter experience
that cannot do without H. IL would call the leisure
class into the Of the state for u they who
fbe Sufe public service. The wealthy class, this
country, rate show By the acquisition OF capital
that they pOssefs talent and force They moreover
possess independence, without which no 10 "A sale
politician.
IL is furthermore body Of Independent and respOn
sible legislators that statesmen developed.
by statesman who plans practical measures for
rendering wellesod principles actually active for the
welfare of state lie always needs, also. 10 be able to
defend his measures and 10 recommend them to people
who are not yet convinced OF their excellence 1t is not
pOssbe that parliamentary GOquence which, IN spite Of
AN M IT, she grand educator OF the nation
under free Institutions should flourish under system VI
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Is,b,c pancst q
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they can the exclusion OF women, children luots lc,on
,,ansrs those who cannot read those who pay no poll
tax or exclusions which the laws OF NaouS ''eS
nrnXine for
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TNlNholl, Js
6290 .Ingraham. jr,agtJack.

son.
iiGi..Ilillier AIT. Conner.
G2Sg Leonard AT. Boyle.
$3.50 Beyaud AT. ~innott.
it~3. DOs,hor at. Sclem.
$3.50. Bohrens Mtg Co. agt.
MosrhOWitz.
GAS. .Grggs aut Fitzgerald.
2i1l Riley agt. Conner.
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PAGT sISEOTT. ].
All. .Rnllard agt Road.

5l1l BaIIafd AT KtaNt.
4l2j. Fitch agt. Metropolitan
Gas Light co.
1895. .Hudson act. BcArthnr.
CAT. .Lichtclstein aBt. Gil
kinsOn.
1856. .McDOnOugh agt. Pad
dock.
1850. Lawson agt. FOOrd.
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Gorses, Carriages. Garn;5s, Nt.

iFor LGrsst SaiD Se'cs see F6h fa'sl
, 1877-11-24
TEL G. II A M s
ST. THOMAS STATION.

New YORK, 18th Novenber.-The French
Ministry has resigned owing to the Constitu-
t~ionalists opposing the dissolution of the Cham
Der of Deputies.
M. Bocher, the Bonapartist leader, has re-.
commended harmonization between his party
and the Left Centre.
Marshal Mao Mahon has requested the pres.
ent Ministry to aid in forming a new Cabinet,
but they have refused, lest their presence
should impede The passing Of the Budget.
The election Of Grand Perret to SenatoTsbip
has been annulled in consequence Of a faulty
count.
The death Is announced of Senator Lanfrey.
NEW York November, 19.-Telegrams from
the seat of war in Asia announce that the
Russians have captured Kars by assault after
twelve hours desperate fighting.
According to Turkish accounts the Russians
have been expelled from Berkootcha, and Gene
raj Skobeleff was severely wounded 10 the en-
counter
The London " Standard" publishes a des-
patch from Constantinop!e stating that at a
council of war presided over by the Sultan, it
was resolved to treat for peace and to invite the
mediation Of England
In France, it is believed that the result of NJ.
Kegdrel's interpolation will enable the Senate
TO express confidence in Marshal Mao Mahon
and will prepare the way for a Conservative
Moderate Ministry.
Baltimore news states that a cargo of sugar
has arrive d there, and is to be used as a test
for the settlement of the artifcially coloured su.
gar question. ..tL Ef. ~,
NEW YORK, November 2Oth.-Despatcbes
from Erzeroum confirm the fall of Kars and
attribute it to treachery. -
.. BY it's capture ten thousand prisoners and
three hundred guns have fallen into the hands
of the Russians.
10 The discussion in ST. Petersburg OF a project
Of alliance between France and Russia is.caus.
Ing uneasiness in Berlin, where it is consider.
ed,asl declaration of hostility towards Prus.
da and Austria. s4"7
uSfhA French Senate, M. Kerdrel's inter
, 1877-11-24
D NJ Z Il 4 r 4.

MI. Kortlight, the new Governor. aFriv-
ed on the 3rd inst, and has been sworn
in. The Queen has appointed Mr.. Young
as Lieutenant Governor. The drought IN
the colony IS really fearful now, the public
tanks are yearly aIi dry, and there IS a cry
for water everywhere. II is supposed hat
sugar making will even have to be sus.
pended for lack Of water in The navigation
trenches, to fiat the cane puUts. The
young canes have been cut level to the
ground on some estates in order to save
their roots Works are going on for sup
plying Georgetown aud the East Coast
es ates with water. The Court of Policy
has voted 100000 for cutting a navigable
canal between the rivers Demerafa and
EssequibO.
We learn from the Dominican that
"The Board Of Education in Demerara,
recognizing the fact that the primary
school teachers have had no opportunity
of seeing the improved system of education
and of teaching in Europe, have decided
to appoint organizing teachers in the three
Counties into which the colony is divided,
for the purpose of assisting the teachers
TO organize their schools.-A boiler explO.
sion occurred on plantation Versailles on
the 22nd ultimo by which two men were
killed and eleven wounded"
The Demeiara Railway Company has
declared dividend of 7 per cent. per anuumo
, 1877-11-24
T. L LUCIA.

We have not cur usual exchanges
from St. Lucia. but we get from the s..
TFome Tidendc the following paragraph
about the crop in that island.
The long spell of dry weather which
we had during the month ct September
aud beginning Of October has somewhat
retarded the growth of the canes in tho
different quarters Of The Island. Yet, ex-
cepting in the Vieux-fort quarter, We
should say that the weather has been
more benefciaI to agriculture than it was
last year. The condition of the cane
plantations in the Soufriere and Mlcond
quarters gives promise that the coming
crop will, III those places, be better
dian tie last. We cannot speak with
The same cheerful assurance as regards the
Castri. 8 district for though we are Inform
ell that The Grand Cul-de-S.c valley il
looking certainly brighter than ever il did,
vet we think that there will be a draw.
back in most other localities in the dis
trict. On the whole it is believed Tint
if Il G coming crop should exceed the Lass
at al the excess will be but t%riAIng.'
, 1877-11-24
G RENAD A.

The following is from the Chronicle:
"The weather, we are happy to report,
has changed since the new moon, and is
now rainy and cool. Planters are rejoicing,
and very busy getting in their fall plant,
in the expectation Of not having to make
many supplies-as the soil is wet, the
weather cool and rains continual = every
thing but lab1uris favourable"
1t seems utrange, however, that along
with the constant cry in Grenada for more
labour, there should BE- a continuous
stream of emigration from the island to the
Venezuelan gold fields, and ever to Trinidad
and Demerala. The exports Of Grenada
are about 93OO,0 600 in value. and the popu-
lation is a little over $4,000, so it would
seem that the supply Of labour, if we'll ap-
Piled ought to be enough.
We are glad to hear of the coming
publication of "a 7 history of Grenada
BY Mr.. John Wells Tho island, in
, 1877-11-24
p~ellation was granted by a majority of twenty

p~ellation was granted by a majority of twenty
five.
M. Arago opposed it by moving the previous
question, but it was rejected, upon which a mo-
ton Of the Due q Apdifret. Pasquier to pass
. the order of the day W ss carried on the ground
that the question could not be answered With
+. cut; infringing the powers. efthe GUvprnment.F
The new French Ministry is formed and will
be gazetted to. morrow.
A duel has been fought between two depu-
ties, Messrs Allen large, q Radical, and
Mitchell, a Bonapartist, in which the latter was
wounded.
The death is announced of Paul Boudet, the
French statesman.
Governor Strahan has sailed for Barbados.
The test cargo of sugar has passed at Bal
timore this is considered as likely to exercise
a favourable Influence in Congress.
New YORK, November goth,
Flour per barrel ST. Lawrence brand 81. 0e.
Meal per barrel $31 to 3.
Heavy Mess Pork per barrel, $l44.
srcax Crystals per ID 8 70 81
"e Fair to good refining rer ib u TO "a.
English Islands Molasses psE gallon 80 ss
As cts,
Premium on Gold 1925 tof
Exchange New York and London, 49o1.
LONDON, November go b..
Dem. Crystals per cwt. 91 93.0A.
Sugar Musooyado do. 6l Is. OF
Clayed Hagans, No ~, 81 so aRoa'.
Demerara Rum per gallon III in bend.
Iinidad Cocoa per w &3 i6i0r
Consols a63 10 &.
j.. Bank of England rate OF Disooaot s P, 9.
Cotton. 60.
ReatssqI. 55.