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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-12-05
France.

France.
The agitation in Paris is considerably assuag.
ed by the repetition of the report that NJ. Du
faure is mediating between the Lift aud Presi
dent MacMlahon to arrange q programme 90
which Cabinet can be formed, and if it sue.
ceeds NJ. Dufaure will be charged with it's form.
alton. The Budget Committee declined to report
any part of the taxes to the Chamber of Depu
ties except to parliamentary Ministry. Jules
Grevy said the question was, shall the deposits.
ries of the national will disarm 10 the face of q
policy which refuses to- disarm? A motoo TO
consider the budget was defeated by 1928 to 1877.
The Paris correspondent Of the London Time s
says that Senator Duclerc's strictly Informal and
personal proposals to President MacMshon for
a revision of the Constitution 10 a republican
sense have been es gerly seized as pretext for
second dissolution.
The Bureux of the Left Of the French Srusie
have formally denied authorizing soy Senstor
to formulate conditions for the formation of
Cabinet. The Deputies OF the Left have issued
a similar declaration. A semi.of6cisl pote has
been published stating that the Presidents eff.
forts TO form conciatory Cabinet have been
frustrated by the exorbitant demands OF the
Left. NJ. Leon Renault has given notice 10 the
Chamber of Deputies that be will on Thursday
ask the Cabioet for an explanation.
The Manchester Guardians Paris special
says :-Msr,hsl MacMahons refusal to receive
he delegation of merchants on Monday has
caused great irritation.
A Reuter- telegram from Paris ys:-'It is
exported to day 10 parliamentary circles that
be Government ,ntemp)stes proroguing the
Chamber of Deputies and forming dissolution
# the Ministry should the Chamber not vote
be Budget to. morrow"
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4 NEOICE EASTERN CHEESE red. to-
~ day by
nov % j G. Is E. MILBURN.
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NEW ENGLISH PICKLES, of all kinds,
~ ust received by
dec4 G. WIN. RAMSAY.
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GCHIMMELS CELEBRATED APPLE
~ AND PEACH BUTTER reed. to day by
nov % j. G. s. K. MILBURN.
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~WE HAVE very large stock Of Boys
and Youths Kip AID Calf Boots which We
will sell less III n th. cost Of Shoes All in
want will save time, money and trouble by
calling at once ut ITO King st
81 WA Dl)k "
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r - DOZEN BROOMS in store and for sale
. - At bottom prices to the trade
nov Is MCLEAN & UHLEa l07 King Il.
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A NDERSUN'S MINCE MEAT.-Our trst
N supply Of this unrivslled Mince Meat, re-
ceved aud for sale low by
nov IL F. j. DAVIDSON, l47 King st.
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A VERY superior stock of GENTS FINE
n SLIPPERS, suitable for holiday presents,
very cheap q. ITO King st.
nov q WADDEY'S
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~ DOZEN WASH BOARDJ in store and
w for ST. 1T bottom prices by
nov Is MCLEAN q UHLER, l07 King 81.
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ONE CAR LOAD or CHOICE NEW
~ YORK STATE APPLES reed this day
noVS W. A JOHNSON
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a NDERSON'S APPLE BUTTER received
nov Is ''' F J !. 'I DA = lat King ct.
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VERY CHOICE NEW YORK BUTTER
Y jus. received
nov % GEO. McBURNEY &SON.
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TMORE'S CELEBRATED MLNCE
~ III EAT and genuine English Plln Pud-
ding received this day and for ssln ~ BY
nov y j. g. g. 4. MIi,BURN
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- ENUINE YARMOUTH BLOATERS re-
" ceived to-day by
nov Is J. C &E MILBURN.
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I NHEESE-Choice Factory and Pineapple
~ Cheese just received by
nov8 K. LAWSON & co.
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PA1SlNS, Of the now crop, in all yles, just
~ received by
nov 10 G VIM RAMSAY.
THOICE MALAGA GRAPES and NEW
~ LEMONS, just received by
nov l6 q WIN RAMSAY
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With this expose one could not fail to see
that the tsxstioo for 1873 and 1879 could not
be one cent below 81 90. We thus show the
bondhoders that vs. are willing to 90 as far o.
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( NHOICE TABLE BUTTER (Glsdes rec d.
~ to-day by
nov 70 j. Sc MILBURN
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The General Assembly.

RICHMOND, Dec The Il .us.. I'll Il at oo,n
to-day. Judge H. g. Allan, of Sheuauloah
VINO wa nomlna'ei by the caucu' last oight
was Doull ated for Speaker by Il. +. F4uptIeror
OF Frederick. The nomination Was secopdsu
by j. R Anderson. of Richmond, and he was
elected without opposition. T. q. Hill, of AL.
bemarle, vas elected Sargeaot at ARM; j. Bell
Bigger, Clerk; A. B. C"urel, of Henrico, Jst
Doorkeeptr on SECOND ballot, Colonel T. W.
Ashby r. living fifteen votes. A. o. Sullivan,
ctr Second Doo keeper, was elected unanimous.
y. The House then adjourned.
METEOROLOGICAL November lS77.-With
this mouth cIUses HE autumn of 1877. which
hs- been an unusually warm one. September
wss warmer than aoy September sloce 1874.
AID October more 81 thao any October sioce
1870. and probably longer. For Nov" % Der,
1870, the mean temperature was 4406I; tor
1871, 43 IS; 1872 40 90; 1878 1918; 1874
Is Is: 1875, 4l.66; 1876 AZ 80; 1877, 81 06.
The mesu temperature TOT the eighr years Is
AZ 81, which is about e below the November
ust past. The warmest days Of the past month
we're the 9 h, l6h and l7ih. each 72'. The
coolest day was the last day OF the mouth, 22'.
The uos' severe storm for some years was %
the morn u< Of the "a IN. followed by rso bow
the same day. and lhuuder storm two days
after. Notwithstanding the mildoess Of the
month the prevailing wlnds were northwest %
and northeast l6, out Of 90 observations. The
amount of rain fall was rs inches Number Of
totally cloudy Gays for the mouth were 10.
G. GlLLINGHAM
Woodlawo v, Aoo,t;,l, y n
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pONDS EXTRACT. the present popular
J. remedy for Burns. Scads, Corns, Rhcu-
mstism. Toothache. &c, f,r sale by
nov q T. S. LEADBEATER & BRO.
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fNALOON BINDING and Dress Trim ings,
~ in all colors, received this Jay by express.
now g G.. BERRY, II King st.
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lROVER & BAKER and the Do hSTlG
VI both very superior Shuttle Sewing Ma
chimes, fer sale at very low prices By
rep Is E. :. LEADREATER 4 BRO.
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PANIC IN A CHURCH "A special from Nor
fox 60 the R chmoud Dispa'ch says:
During the Progress of the funeral Of Miss
Mollie Wilmington, tho young lady who w.e
murdered by her sweetheart on Sunday, q,
Cum berlsnd Street Methodist church this after
noon. cry FIRE was sounded in the vestibule
and i'm me lately terrible panic ensued, and
every body rush frantcslly to the main On @.
trance TO get clear Of the bui ding and escape
The confusion and terror wore indescribsble.
Women snd children were knocked down and
tramPled upon Some jumped over the gal or
les Doors were broken in. and many lea, Q !
from tho lower windows to the ground The
excitement spread like wildfrs, and thousands
of people speedily surrounded the church, in.
GLIDING thu Fire Department. in anticipation of
son dreadful horror. but stran ge to r. ate, no
deaths occurred on the ground Many were
injured. and were carried home in bleeding
and lnsensibls condition. Rev. William II.
Christian was preaching s.d the serv ces had to
be abandoned The profuse 9 cape of smoke
from defective fue caused the f-e alarm
Nearly fifteen hundred people we're in the build.
ing,
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% GASES OF BEEFSTEAK TOMA-
l. W. TOES and rs cases TROPHY for
sale at inv l6l RAM SAYS
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(NOAL HODS, of the Morning Glory pat
~ tern. Galvanized and Jspsnd. for sale At
cost; also Stove Suovels and Pokers, 9 al Sleeves
&c, for sale very cheap. at SO King street.
nov 80 T. CREIGHTON s. SON.
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y NOVELTIES just received, viz: Pearl,
Steel and Jet Ornaments Silk and Worsted
PRINCES also full line Of Razor Steel Scissors
At FERGUSON s. BROS,
nov 96 King street
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~ CASES 2snd 8 Id BEEFoTEAK TO-
w MATOES in store and fl Sale cheap By
noYa T. W. avery, z26 King st.
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KING FORD'S BEST LAUNDRY
~ STARCH. in 4 ID packages, received to-
DIV by fnov POI j. c. & e. MILBURN.
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na- ANY ONE KNOWING WHAT 1T IS
to wear disproporlioned Boot or Shoe had
better examine our stock of goods. as the
shapes and makes for sale by US will suit all
feet and pockets.
WADDEY 10 King street.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-19
p Q s S GRIP r.
3:H5 a. m.
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
PRESIDENT MAcsfAHoN's APPEAL.

PRESIDENT MACMAHONS APPEAL.
HE DIsAVoWs HOSTILITY 10 TIE REPUBLIC AND
RENOUNCts PARTY TIEs.
LONDON, Wednesday, Sert. 10, 1877.
The Paris correspondent Of The Times gives further
particuars Of President MacMahon's manifesto. He
is Informed that it i. only preliminary, and will in
fifteen or twenty days be followed by thorough
programme clearly stating the MarshdPs Intentions
The manifesto says dissolution was necessary be-
cause the elections of 1876 endangered the pros
pcrity of the country by subordnating the Govern
ment to the influence of Radical chief and because
this state of affairs was tending TO establish the
despotism of a convention. The manifesto concludes
az follows:
You are told that wish TO Overtun the Republic Won
viii not believe IT, What expect Of ~ thai Won VIII
elect Chamber which, rising above the competitions ~
paitics will occupy itsef with the moral grandeur ana
material prosperity az France France wishes for tran
quity and peace. We assure her these brneht'. You
VII listen To a soldier belonging to no parity having no
revolutionary retrograde passions and who guided
only by love OF his country
The Times correspondent is also assured hemanfesto
contains the following sentence ~ cannot obey the
iniunctiOns of demagOgucs. shall remain and de-
fend with the Senate the great interests which have
been intrusted to me-" The correspondent con-
sdcrs this expression grave that he gives IT under
reserve,
New-York tribune., 1877-09-19
HUDSON RIVER COUNrIEs
THE MoRRrsAYn STEAMBOAT COMPANY.


tie suit argued yesterday before Judge Wes brook.
the supreme Court CdamDer In the suit by the city
against The M0rrsana Steamboat COMPANY. The gst
of this action. a. well as OF against the New
YORK and Harlem Navigation Company. Il 10 prevent
tue upauy from touching at Astora, ON the ground
that ms makes ferry, "A mater which only
The city. In Is corporate capacity, can authlrize,
and that such authority has been given.
T. c. Crouin, FOR the company, ur-ed that wnero tie
city bad cho 10 exercise as undubted right Oi os
tabshns ferry aud licensing 10. private individuals
Tuguf step au0 supply tle ctt aui the city would
be- without redress until u c-fabi snrd the nrccs-
terry. He pre- cnted the aiditvt of the
superintendent ~ the company tuat Tire COM
pgnY mad been IN op Ration twenty -thce N'ars;
thar MS boats not IN form ferry Dns;
thar win full inowedge of the ~ompfny's present
route, The City had leased piers Go i,i tht 10 afforded
cheap rapid transit, and tbt hr business had been built
Up with He iil EnoN ledge aud at least tacit acIlcs
ctnce of al tnr Cry authorities.
JUDGE We-tbnnk sad 20 George Ticknor curtis, Who
al poarrd hG ar O the CITY, nat be go c'd 80 tie
fast ta tie CITY officers hId allowed thi, line 20 Dee Dlt
mp nus controlling a. priv ag the corporation ol
rIglo to have thls declared a ferry. Mr. Cunts hnciy
al gutd that 10 ths ferry, the CITY bad an absolute
rlslt TO ornit Jui-e Wc.ihrpok said Jiat where
the nee ~ sn many citz'u- Wis involved, te
matter sElud rot De decided hastily but OILY 0g the
dc iteritc Judgment of Court hearing ful evidence.
lie therefore denied thu motion.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-19
VARIOUS OBJECTIONS ANSWERED.

NO NEW FRANCHISE CONFERRED BY THE GENERAL
RAILROAD ACI-THE ACT NOT A PRIVATE BILL
COMPENSATION To PROPERTY OwNERs-ACTs OF
THE COMMISSIONERS.
In the matter of the petition of the New
York Elevated Railroad Company, John T. Parsons and
George T. Comsiock for appellants James c. Mott aud
a. J. Vaudorpoel, for respondents. Eari Justice.
lean perceive no constitutional objection against the
1870. IL did not violate section lS o ariic OF
the Constitution, winch took effect January l. 1872 and
Which prohibits the Legislature from passing private or
Prior to the lsth day u June, 1873. the New-York
Elevated Railroad Company had constructed ana vas
tue portion OF the route authorized by the yai1-
lie act chap coo. entitled. "An act further
TO provide for the construction and operation Of steam
General Rapid Transit Act, passed, that is general
act authorizing tue construction Of steam railways in
sll the counues ana clues oi Tie STATE
PROCEEDINGS REGULARLY TAKEN.
proper application under this act, signed by fifty
qualified persons was presented TO the Mayor Of New
York praying for the appointment Of commissioners and
he appointed the Eve commissioners July j, 1879.
Thy organized as required Dy tne Act ahu SUD sun
IN Inc CITY Of New-YOIk for steam railway Tor the
transportation Of passengers mals ana ireShtj ana
which the New York Elevated Railroad Company
might connect with other steam IaiI"ays or
tbe depots thereof with eteam-lcfiies. .
The NeW-YOrk Elevated Railroad Company having failed
u obtain consent Of the owners Of one nail IL value
OF the property bounded on the streets and avenues
through which the proposed connections were TO DE
made as required by section Is OF the third article OF
tbe constitution, the LIST Gay OF December, 1872
spplied by petition 10 the General Term Of the
Supreme Court for the appointment Of the three Commits
sinners Ia determine whether the proposed railroad
ought TO De constructed and the Commissioners were ap
pOnted They investigated the matter, ana heard prop
March 1876 made a report In which they de-
termined that the Independent route above named
on the vest side the city, aud connecting with the de
nots on the north side OF the Harlem River ought not to
ke that the oIAer route On the east ads
New-York tribune., 1877-09-19
MISS FANNY MANNETTI AT COLUMBUS.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Sept. 1S.-Seven years ago
the friends OF Miss Fanny Mannett rendered her
pmenialy concert the eve of her departure for Eu-
rope TO continue her musical studies The audience
one Of the most bria that mad assembled In
Opera House Returning to her old nome, her friends
urged her give number Of concerts in this and other
cirirs before ner return to EUROPE. IL WAS
befttng her first concert In America should be CIV
home, aud tonight the prima donna greet
at the Opera House win large and apprecatve
audience. Miss Manneti was repeatedly recalled. Gu
the iirst occasion she responded by singing Home,
sweet Home" vita such feeling to leave impress
SION with The audience which viii not be forgotten
Flowers were shOwered al the stag, In proiusiOn
While in Europe she received with great favor at the
Gaiety Theatre and in English Opera
New-York tribune., 1877-09-19
THE PRESIDENT AT JEFFERsoNvIrLE.

JEFFERsONvILLE, Ind, Sept. 1S.-Never be-
fore In the history OF Jacksonville has immense
crowd OF people thronged the city yesterday gath
cred TO welcome President Hayes At , o'clock the
Presidential party arrived from Louisville. Ten thou
sand reople them nj City Wharf. where MAYOR War
der extended cordial welcome 10 His EXcelency IN be-
half OF the citizens bad assembled 10 DO him honor
The President replied that he thankful for the recep
ton and closed m remarks by saying tnat he hoped all
sections and all may together again i'm the fra
terna harmony of the days OF Washington, franklin and
Jefferson. The President visited the Quartomnstef'-
1. .paTtment, where several millions OF GOyernme nt
property il stored, and hid an informal reception The
route prose through the principal Streets
which were piOfusey decorated. The President also
visited the shpyards and FUrds pategass works, and
wuessrd the operation Of casting ylat,-glass, after
which he entIre party returned 10 Louisville
New-York tribune., 1877-09-19
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Pyoroori HoEse-The Hon. Nicholas Fish, tntad
stat Minister t. swift riand ana osman Iatroo OF Ba
moi Windsor not L-Ex-fiOy. AndreW b ,.i'u,
Pennsylvara Lent v. Francis B Loomis, OF Conpeo
d. Thomas Vail, " Troy. ana ex-senator a w , 80
of Amepfa ~ Y ...Fynh Arsaue H0fri-Bfn BeDanln +.
I,ucr OF Massachnset John A. BeDtley Unicl sts's
commissioner GcOr2e w Chids, an NOW %
DR. xei McMichae Of Phladelpni1i ~ NJ oon
I'D of NewCrlasns Mayor !. III. bfftton ol St I1s
AID Gen A g. Mcclure OF Chicago ...Lrsrfu HOuse-Cdpt:
John Upshur. n. X n. and The Very Rev T. r. Ilno ~
Gen John VI. torsf ol th.'asoi
W. j. Magrah Fresdent OF the South Ctron Itaio Con'
palv n Il Paynastcr ID II. Bath nc ". ;. \ fC0Hian
Ifoise-CO JedelIah II. Baxter T. ; AL nic'C"s H0'
tlSate senator Al. WCmnn of Friends ip y y j. u
,rt Wee preient n he Illinois Central HalrO Company,
VcarGeneral A. ealey OF CtcOpee, Mass ana eH-asOr
Charles A. Otis, of Cleveland. .NeU lOlk Hyft-lieu'
Douglas Hanoiia- -Grnme. ~ the British Navy.-As~r
Ifguse- Pay Director q. j. Emery, U. D. ~
New-York tribune., 1877-09-19

Burlington, Of the Clinton Avenue Congregaoa Ch1rch
examined yesterday before Justice Bloom together win
william Mooney and Philip Colgan. the charge burg arv
for which they arrested September ~ tbe va,
eyi that he bis hal anything to do IN
the burglary, th,y we're all discharged.
The Qnartermaster of Governors Island submitted
10 The Board OF ~ Works yesterday proposal ayiny
water pipes Buiermk Channel to supay The island
with dcewood water. He said that the da " con7unpioa
would not be than 1900 gallons and that The Untsi
States authorities would pay 1880 year brooklyn 'or hs
PRIVILEGE besides paving for construction and maintenance
The application will De sent 10 The Common Council.
On the information of three young thieycs ar.
rested Monday evening CAPT crafts fourd eeif otter
members II OF Juvenile burglars IN cellar Grroa
Mercelnst- They twenty years Of .ge
They haudcuned and taken tho York stost -ata
House The CAPTAIN found confes ionery as 10 te
cellar which the you thieves had stolen dnr evening
from Mas MS store AT 80. 3 Fulon.sf. Walsh res
terday held for examination the eleven members Of gang
who have recently committed many doprcdaiioua
A memorial service in honor Of the Row D.
Benjamin Schneider held yesterday az tie relenceo, q,
the Rev. = b. Haidav 10 conducted by the Rev "a
ward Beecher assisted BY the Rev Drs. Cuycr Hemsy
The remains Inferred At Greenwood Dr. sehnsl.r
who died in Boston, native Of Pennsylvanm end n,
tits country forytwo ago. 10 act missionary In
Turkey where he remained until years ago when re-
turned on account Of I'll health is sey,niyons
years.
Lose ISLAND CITY.-At a meeting Of the Board ~
&toTcS ~ 1rPs o ms SRy SS%n Es' E ts Sy u . sy q %
a. sGSo 500 han sp'9 m b., Ge, hsy1g s sd 70 gys NJ
house Barnuin Island Ttons,
w Cary Of Jamaica He guarantees complete build
Ing by December 10.
STATEN ISLAND.
SrAPLFTON.-Joseph f. Williamson. one Of the
crcit in ne oi The Canadian Yacht Countess Duff
term has gun suit In the Cour Of ontario
against capt Cutbhet for his personal indebtedness fr
0wed money ard claims int the yacht 10 the II
sGD NF d s "a es hst G9P & bert ows
ant that he 10 make m DO The large tent
the Hats for tie four days Temperance blown
down early hour yesterday morning
wind and rain squaL Several chandeliers demo-
ished About two hours before blown
had al aufirnce ~ al least 500 people within
erected again ring the day, meetings were held there
Yesterday afternoon and evening.
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES
RYF.-Mrs. Mary T. Jones wife Of John II. Jones
OF No 23o East Thirty eyers Newfork. whe boarding
the house OF Mr. Btbbt, In the neghbohOod Of Rye Bcach
AUGUST 20, ssaulied by tremO Her screams Tor
fig teuc the yillan mi he he few davs
tramp who had been l0Tlng around The borhood
arrested supcon. and yesterday Ms Juues visited
The Comfy Jail az White Plans and eufe The prisoner
her assaiIant. lie gave bis name as william Hawes.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-19
THE COLLECTORS WASHINGTON TRIP.

IIlCnds OF Collector hllur hdlu ycstcIday
that the Collector went to Washington fully provided
with documents prove that all Of the recommendations
OF real value by the Jay Commission In its last
port had been urged by him long before the commission
thought OF, and before the present Admmisra-
tion. An OTaeF was Issued by the Collector
1870 requiring the examination OF all packages
not only those importer who bad Incurred suspicion,
bat OF all who not wei known 10 the Customs uf
cals AID who not above suspicion. This order has
been operation for than two years, and more
packages be sent 10 tho public stores for eXamna
tiOn II there room To receive them For the
purpose of bringing about reform IN the matter OF
samplng sugars, Mr. Arthur went 10 Mashin gOn with
of the leading importers of nis city To urge upon
the Treasury Department the necessity OF "A change.
Ii by letter written more than two years
that Mr. Arthur had advocated change In the
TEN OF coiding and sealing. which he then stated
altogether inefficient. IL also shown that Mr. Ar
thur had prepared and presented to tbs Jay Com
mission n st Of the names OF all the employees
Of the Custom House, whose salaries were 81.
900 or over, together with statement Of
the positions they had previously occupied. There
nearly 100 men, whose salaries we're $1,000
OF more and Of these there only three who were
not promoted " Leir positions fI0 other places Ia the
New-York tribune., 1877-09-19
THE ANGLICAN SYNOD IN CANADA.

MONTREAL, Sept. 1S.-In the Anglican Synod
to-day, the thu conservation of a bishop
further discussed revised and adopted whole
amended. Messages from the Upper House were re-
cved TO the that they had adopted certain form
for consecftiOn OF churches, ard that resolution had
been passed giving permission to clergyInen 10 use
shorter form OF morning and evening prayer ON Sundays
and holidays, certain occasions
IEor other Eorelqn Ners see Ilrst HaQe.l
New-York tribune., 1877-09-19
THE FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE.

Ine principal applicants for tie lease of the
Fth Avenue Theatre sad 10 be Stephcl Feke, Oh
New-York, J. y. Mcvcker, OF Chicago, and W. Hender-
son lately OF Providence, bat Of Long Branch. The
connection ~ Augustin Daily with the theatre has been
,n, by agreement VITA the Messrs. GiSev, aud his
travel company Is rehearslng az Blyanta MN
etrel Hall, intending to star tor NcW-IaVen On MOHA'
Henry Cllsev Ell list evening mat 10 lease OF lhe
FIIih Avenue THEATRE had as yet bccn Effected.