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apeela. ttrpaseA 10 Tns Chicago 7stsuns+
ERsE, Pa, Oct. - .a.-11epartur~s-1'rop rhl&.
delphia. thIeaao; schs o. II. Keyes. Toledo; SCH !
Uuejaa, AEhtAtu9H.
, 1877-10-25

NAUTICAL. HIISlIArS.
The schr u. capron, which went to the relief Of
u,o .ch- Movv Iar. .rrotn1 oonr Tn,Ha I1,h,
s"s .e"' ."1's s.s .A'S .,- "s1. '"sn.
sunday, u In nearly a. oau predseamens ~ The
latter. The Capson ran alongside tue Jane stou'
cnn,o Ar attcmnt vi. then mad. IN null nr
tho s',os Ths two schooner. ron connected with
shgaI that caught tic Jauo, Tho tug trieU In win
to ret thuu oil, anI was naliy Obliged h give un,
Monday 1narning tho tug DaYIs wenl to tho rvecur.
il fcsrcl That ihe cargo Of the lane viii be badly
o'ssSea ~ se seklE ~ ,,rox.
by stating that sao il ashors At pctouf bnt il u
asn srssp ~, III ,slsx,a ;sesiysa =
noaaecs tbat thc mastcr of sl,c yes.c, il aws!ting
te arrival Ut III insurance agrnt 10 taku charge 0f
,ny nst ,rnIn Mu taNa It'll II tc ~ ~ W TX
It VA lufsTrrI that ltc schooner il In &ai shsps.
an;i liEeIy 10 Prove total lo.s:
nutiar. wcru unsurccssfi In reltsssns thc strani.
I'd echr Heals uwtny 10 the atoEn,, AisnoyY,. con.
IWhtsucd I'll mi saved. Rhn II owned bY Messrss ~
prstt y IT,, il = thres.ms,ter, md fuii. ttsci
rnuaier. lsor csrVo consists p( G() tups o9 c,al
e sso a tns nfss soa'tfnment @ ss
In ihu ttsIg bctwrpn EtIo lid uuflajo. Tho t1csIs
i, Ia Command of t4rt. Joscph Collin,
1'bs rchr Aiya Bradley. which arrived from M.r.
sncIta Al rioyefauJ Hun,lsv4 struck hTaytly nfnat
faur miles rnat Of ths i,nn,n.Y. Wills runnInr
hnck Into rtycon pay for shsiIrr t.ant. Worsn
sIys hn thInks Tho ut,stacIn tnust l,srs hrrn n
suttaM, Of his schDoprf. ''~'~ :" "'~
Won.!sy ni"ht tho rsnsd{nn sch, N,.p.r. .rr,,.t,
II Ktuy,fon Min gratn Yr0r, Kinca r,iine she VIA
ca,lrnt tu lho recent hpaFy osu On Lake Eric. and
ler earEo has been damaged.
81 sIi"ahkee iAesAaf. thn ing D. - IttseFultn
, 1877-10-25
PETROLEUM.. .

PuuApxLpAIA, Pa, OFT. A.-CuL Scott, Of
the Psnnsyiran!a Railroad, speaking ot tho sale
of tho EuQIfe Tsauspoksatisu Company 10 a4v
, 1877-10-25

MARQUETTE.
Special Dtspatch IN TAs CAtcago Tribune. i.
MARQUETTE. Nich., Oct. a4.-rasset Cp-Prop
City OF Fremont.
Pahsed Down-Ptnp 81. Paul.
Weather culd aud rainy. Wind northeast.
, 1877-10-25

hrTvAto, Oct 2i.-YssselA passing Fost Col.
borne Lock for twenty.four houss ending 1t 0
o'clock a3l;
Eastwafd-Pfopa Canada and D. X. Van Allen.
Detroit ~ AoutEeal: Mains, DO 70 0slensbutg;
Swallow, A1pena 10 do; ea1ks Dt4Iiu: star. lte.
t7oit 10 uswego; Wsync, Toledo 10 Qssego GeonS
b. Sloan. Milwaukee " do: Asuzsn.!la Arabia, Lily
l'sn.ttou. Two Friends, and Ilyltsb4d, chicago to
Kingston; taSal, Detroit to tkwct8; Laura l5ell.
Aa4.1kre 10 Vswssu; 81 Lva!s, lh4cAss "
, 1877-10-25

K,n7rtnn: t:nlnnir; Ta,edu 10 kInrtton;- Tim
Naker, Detroit To tswrFo: Jennie White. Tofeto
to t)2den.burp: janc lla~tnt. chicago to Nehcnt-
bnrg; Lincoln Dali, Green Ear To Kingston;
Comnnchr, Milwaukee Ia Oswr3o; Wr.t St'r,
Chicago To fgd"n-ia,tg: F.. D. l'akrr, Milwaukee
10 tswr:o: Tain Sin,:u., Tnlrfr t1 t,swrgn: n"tes
Nurk-4.nn 10 Kinsttnn: T. S. Avery. ,,u.krson 10
Qncbec: Antr'ote and G1cnef1r. Chfragn ~ k!ne+'
ton; Anna CrAlg t1nsc1ana 10 Toronto: Cnlihr.
Cleveland Ia hamilton; iIctMnsIa. Cleveland to
O.hawa: Mary. Ette to Fur, Cnfh,rnc: Dilvc
Mitchell. Chicago 10 onwre0; untArio coming into
harbor.
Westward Prop City Of New York, f}gdenshnr7
10 Toirdo; Acadia. Montreal tn Detroit; William
t.osIe. Og1cnhbmrg 10 C1eseiaud: fmrkh \. e.
U t'hleAqu: Falmouth. thatlnte t1 f!etso!t lis.
esars:nI Al re.afor: sehr. KATE Iailty: chicago.
10 orders. ctastnn bell. CHICAGO tn i!udAio: :,
Vessels in port for hafl -pfops City bt New
fntk. William towir, hcadia; bark. !. e. won!'
run. MARI lIasitr. America. WHxonht'i: alisoi
aclIfs II. Eyer!elFhs Erin. stewart, Three Bflls.
, 1877-10-25

Ite1.4bls help 3or weak and usfyots sufferers.
Chronic. painful. sud prustfsttng diseases cured
without medicine. fulsctu4aehefs Electric lisis.
tue e1aut 1esldefatara. Avuld tmitsltuns. buuk
sud Journal. with Pattlcu!ars. ulaited tsse. Al.
, 1877-10-25


frFraLn. u. y. Oct. 24.-ht 3 o'e1oc1: this
morning the aetunl count tor eight hnuss showed =
total of t0l vessels Of ali classes. The total re-
ects,r. ~ rhuwn by the vcssefa' manifcsts, wcFo
7.7l hsls hous 2, 2.l, 0ss bu Of all kinds grim,
f n ri. b:'ast s'ss .n a,gs a9qn f 81
ertY arrived herr inside of twenty. fur houre.
charters Schrs Niagara. cual to EhIeA.u 1t SOC !:
II. ]. WfIcHx. iu.,h-F frnm A1pena to Chicago at
81, 10 per i,nn-auA; ". y. Page, coal from Cicvc:
land to Chicago: !: y. Newell, Jo.tph Page, and
swain. wheat from duluth 10 EalIaIo Ut d..
('lsaransrs -f'rors n. Swain. 7GaJ TONS Of coal;
~. l.. NttMote. 1000 hfls of sa!t fur Duluth
Shchaygnn. 40 tons ot cuas, shcboygan: Il. A.
Seho1'on: 81. :. nason. T. Pratt; ".
Il Il. +. Ans". L. 4. ':'i Law. az ton. u coal
l.. Hama. llAls:cd. H. +. bruce, sctota. 200 ton,
coal: j. TSc'lt, Ctsergo: y. e.: MsxweM, a7f
ions con1; Torekaack aud Kcutcn ftoud. tap tons
coal: taacfnc. t'xtnssrt, Erie. 1- Wolf. hhO tooa
coal. Milwaukee; barge Saginaw, Bay CITY.
, 1877-10-25

Convention yesterday morning: - ~"
N1.. ]. ". Haven, Mrs. samuel Howard. Yer,
mont; Mn. GeoF.t .srlnsirn, Mts. M. H. Dtapst.
Nts. +: H.; Islb9t Aastashussits; Nrs: Chaf.
!luush, Ahu4s lsia4d; M1t. u. a, stouc, N1s. &.
y. Naet CONNECTICUT: SlEs. MARY Z. johnson,
nts; NARY 7. Blunt MF.: J. d. i,eeksf,, Nrs. j.
lsr, Mr.. yar,s barbour. Ife, n. y. Fool, Nrs.
man s1s. i. q. i!i!i, M1.. john Arms;. Nr.. IT. Il.
I CLARK, Afs; AcMantny; Mr.. y; 4. seflsen.
svAoly, District Ut columbia: Mira i. D, u. Chase,
VI. satah Goduurs, Nm. i. n, Muller, Nr*. II. Z.
~" aist 1pn pa,, j. u'o1s. Hs., Z. T. ho!de4,
sasap*Su' Nh. x, 3ssn!s paty NJ: sa,sh l!.tt
aai5 WoodbsId;o, Ars. E;,hcr raaTh. 4rs. Aasla
81 Gh!a s.s VI W.1st:: }sa:t ~, M,' III o!. 1
;;t. IT.; v: u psisny, Mrs. rrorst+ slaztsn, Ar:.
,afFsal :. sh. psbu lrsrrng at.. /. q. Turner,
& y 5sss cs'pMa IT,: H.: H.: 1s; yas Ga:isss T.
ina..;s,t i.;,t hn. /: u. io5es. ars. =. {.
NJ. aa.a9nsF' Mr.; ,,a u: II. cutshson Aeh,gsn;
sif. sMf. Gtofs AIR. p5of, llall. Als.. NeLou:hiy,
Ill., H. v. Il. Wl.on, Mas Mary wssl, Mrs, &. u.
~. nofTITisk, Z Mf: jetepa x. LAKE, stzs Col. l5g+h
M,ii1Jsf; nr'; :. !; noldca. NJ. !. ]. tteeis.
s?n, e., Mr. ha.,let bs.hop. Mrs: j. i. Haekett
fiaIt esaslss w. . asca+rs, M: !. p. staey; M.
Ma MM,aaesota; Nes Mary Aldr!ch. Mrs Mary Eeaves,
~; aEasy + ntosn. Mr.. 4. A. Thompson. Nss
fshn.fe fostet AT.. C4.oltnu lnsraaaiu, Nm. G. ~.
ia,a:: iig@a: w Mary A. cl9rdy. Missouri; Mrs G. L.
o'clok. 'S@'"s''Dtsa ~ e1''pa@@
a'fs tonxcll offered prayer fes Chlsasq
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-06-06
TIE CONFLICT OF JURISDIc-
TTON.

At the time Of writing. we have no infor.
nation Of the decision Of the important
question now before the District Court az
Greensboro for adjudication. Il tis.oDe that
creates Intense feeling ID the State. The
decision Of the Circuit Judges in cases be-
fore ,beiD has called forth earnest criti-
eisrn. Some journalists. the judicious edi-
Tor Of the Charlotte Democrat among the
rest. 60 % FAR as to ~ they will support
40 man for Office who promnlgates an OPin-
ron 50 repugnant to public sentiment. This
is going farther than we are willing to CON-
nit ourselves 10. IL puts party or poll.
tical construction upon judicial decisions.
based upon individual Interpretation Of
law; decisions that may he made with most
conscientious idelity and from perfectly To-
gicsl deductions from certain premises
Legal points present themselves q diffe-eD;
ninds in varied aspects. and authorities
equally veighty may always be found 70
sustain very diverse views u disputed
questions. What is tie duty Of the higher
Courts Of appeal. without which any sys-
sem Of judicatare i imperfect, but TO re-
concile these conflicting views. and 70 e.
sabl:sh BY impartial judgment and pro-
found learning some uherring standard, IL
such may possibly be made?
While therefore going as far as The far.
ibest 10 the claim for the Independence Of
our State Courts, We depreca,s that zeal
WHICH ~ould work %. On honest. II misiak.
bog. judge. q forfeiture of confidence be.
sause Of 40 opinion 20, IN accordance with
existing public sentiment.
?. 5. Judge Waite was not present al
ihe Court at Greensboro. Judgs Dick who
presided. decided 10 the Ray case. not to
remand Il to the State Courts. and the pri-
sooen we're discharged uuder q bood IF
5000 each 70 their appearances before the
hexi term u The fsdersl Court.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-06-06

Il is said that Gov. Hampton will soon
marry the beautiful widow Of the late Gov.
Pickeus If South Carolina. Will the hand.
some and distinguished wiiower now lose
bis popularity with the fair sex?
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-06-06
NO TERRoRS IN n

Morton's letter seems to have alarmed
some Of our contemporaries from the fact
that it revivcs one Of the bng bears Of the
last campaign--the existence of solid
South. as opposed to national safety. To
meet the exigeucy, Morton cries Justify for
u solid Moth.
We do not see anything to be terrified at.
A .solid South based upon the primer
pies upon which its solidity is assured is
not calculased TO carry terror to any but
those who oppose to the solidity Of right and
justice the false and specious arguments
which prevailed. to the distress Of the
South, and the loss Of the whole country,
until they were overthrown by that very so,
lidity. The South has rallied in mass,
not in opposition to the Constitution. but in
defence Of It; net in hostility 10 the gov
ernment, but with true purpose to its pro
lection; not against the laws of the land or
against its administrators, but against q
brood Of interlopers, rioting 10 the licence
Of perverted powers and fattening upon the
life blood Of prostrated people. Quietly.
steadily, lawfully. the South set itself to
work to redress its wrongs. and doing 50,
has successfully achieved the position of a
..sold SOUTH .,Solid ! in lis purposes to
manage its own internal affairs: solid. in
its determination to be freed from carpet
bag Intrusion but equally solid in its re-
solve to obey the laws. to preserve the
rights of all. TO secure the peace, and unite
in the grand object Of national harmony and
prosperity.
To this lawful and laudsble end Mr..
Morton threatens to oppose Solid North.
Upon what is Mr. Morton's idea Of solid
North based. if not upon that of perpetu-
ated strife. of denial 10 the South Of its
rights Of sci. government. Of claim to con
slant Interference 10 its domestic affairs, of
the right TO revise every subject If South
ern legislation involving the status Of the
negro-in effect. to keep our section con-
stant.y reminded that it is suijngated
province. only existing by ihe suIferance
and msgnaninity Of the other?
Now. We take it. that on this basis. So
I'D North will be a difficult construction.
We imagine that the mass of the Northern
people are as much rejoiced that the South
ern question has been eleminated from
nationa! politics as are the Southern people
themselves. That question brought in its
continued agitation nothing but trouble to
the people of the Nurth--paralysis Of bu
siness. stsgnation Of trade, deprivation Of
labor. diininution Of wages. pFivation. want
aud despair. Il is sorry feast that Nor
ton Invites the North TO. when be ask.
them. for the interest Of band Of soured
politicians 70 renew crusade now held BY
sIl sensible men to have bee. one Of extreme
folly.
No. We have nothing to fear from solid
North. if that is TO be its foundation.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-06-06
LOSS oFTHE CRY b FSAN FRAN
CISCO
CISCO.

The following is the only Information
yet received the wreckof this masniEc mt
steamer. commanded by Cap.. james /.
Maddell formerly Of this place. a grati-
flying feature Of the wreck is the happy es-
cape Of all the large number Of passengers
and crew. which was owing no doubt to
tho GOODNESS and self-possession Of the COM
mander Of the ship and the ad@irable dis
cipline under which he had brought his
crew for il will Le seen that the ship
sunk out Of sight in one hour md two
minutes, a disappearance 50 rapid sin
most instances. would have begat she
widest panic, followed BY fearful loss Of
lie.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-06-06

The Governor Of ienusylvsnia has signed
II death sarants 10 four weeks, mostly
for the Molly Msgnires, The murderers Of
the coal regions. who de6ed the laws for
years. and we're used and protected by the
Republicans Of Pennsylvania. II any ap-
prOach to such state Of things had cxis.ed
in the South. this whole section would have
been declared 10 rebellion. Northern SEN
timenl Is very tender tosards these wretch,
Is. AMI petitions are largely circulated
praying for Communication " punishment.
The Government has come TO the definite
conclusion 70 put stop to Mexican depre.
dstions and forays by the Indians into Ame,
rican territory. even il il is necessary to
pursue the nsr4uders in.o. and punish them
90. Mexican soil. Asthe Mexican govern
ment--if there Is such--nay not give up
very cheerfully the policing Of their terri
tory by foreign tToops. war may be look
ed upon ss.ineyiiable. il the Americans
carry out their purpose.
Flour and breSdstufT. generally till 90
downward. Western brands 10 New York
are quoteo from -. Is to 100. Southern
bakers and family brands sS.2j to SO.
Southera shipping extras sG,25 70 s..
Corn So, to 5s cts.
The decline 10 New York since The turn
Oftbs tide is about 81 per barrel.
Rsleigh Nsrs Of the 3Oih quotes -four at
from $3.50 to 20. Corn SO .s5.
These are Thursdays quotations.
The Episcopal Convention in session last
week IN Charlotte. decided by large ma.
jOrity Of delegates TO divide this State into
two Dioceses, to be called the Eastern and
Western Diocese Of North Carolina.
-sss-.s.4s--
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-06-06
Thomas c. Hayes,
Boot and Sho oe M aker

Will be found vt the old Telegraph Office.
one door Wet 81 Blackwood's store.
"HEllE be j. prepared to serve his friends
w and customers IN BIZ proverbislty faithful
and gpod ~tye.
Call aud see me. ! win suit al In style aud
PRICE.
BARTER taken for work at market prices.
LIVE. -
June 9th 3m.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-06-06
Agent 7. NJ 5. Co.
JAMES |. WADDELL,
Commander.
JuLIus a. SKILToS,


The City of san francisco sailed irum
Panama on the l0th Of May. aud carrie d
80 cabin aud Il stesrage passengers. WHO
had ssiied frum ihis city iu the Acapulco
On the lst Of May. She also carried i
large and valuable cargo. consisting ofthe
through freight by the Colon, which left
here IN the 18th " April. aud that by the
Acapu.co, aud amounted u 200 tons. IL
was ! cargo Of great variety. and can best
be described as general merchandise. Iii
value could not be stated by the steamship
authorities. The steamship is said to have
been uninsured. 10 addition 10 her through
freight from New York she probably took
from Panama large quantity Of British
freight. aud also coffee. which at this time
81 the year i awaiting shipment up the
coast.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-06-06

Stewart's grea, hotel for uorEing women
in New York j. approaching completion.
and is intended to ACCOMMODATE about
seventeen hundred persous. The hoteI
will be conducted on the European plan.
aud will be in charge Of inairon. The
price to be charged will very according to
the location Of rooms. bnt iI il che inien-
ton TO bring them within the reach Of the
poorest woman who shows herself industri.
ous and worthy Of assistance.
--s.-.S~s.s-s..
Over 5000. 900 rubles have been ra,s.
ed in Russia for war purposes. By voluntary
contributions.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-06-06
TOBACCO WAREHOUSE Tx.

AZ he opserfe III thc last Mhtou CRFOHtSfe
AN article complaining of the Tax of $50,
on Tobacco Warehouses. An increase Of
taxation was necessary. as the Public Dis
busements had exceeded the receipts for
the two 6xed years previous to the meeting
ot the Legislature. Il was thought that
land paid its full share and that other SUBJ
jects should b, looked to for the necessary
increase in revenue. The Committee on Fi>
nance thought that in addition to the tax Of
$40 of the last Revenue Bill, the Ware.
housemen could submit to an increase Of
i-5 o. one per cent on the gross amount Of
commissions on sales; but il any Ware
houseman should charge to account Of sales
to any patron or customer any item or sum
nnder pretence or color Of state taxes, then
he should be liable TO tax Of one per cen.
tum on the gross amount Of commission on
said sales. One per cent on commits.
sions is the Tax paid BY auc.ioneers ard
Commission Merchants. BY an oversight.
the word .Commissions" was left out, SO
that the clause fixing the tax read "l>5 Of
one per cent on gross amount Of sales. 7
The context will show that this was an ac-
cidental omission, as the penalty for charg>
ing the tax to patrons and customers was TO
be ouly one per cent on gross amount Of
commissions on sales. But this is very diff,
ferent from the statement in the Chronicle !:
..But they came very near passing bill
taxing tie Warehouses 2! per cent on their
gross sales. which is all that the warehous.
es charge for handling. storage and selling.
The bill, we are told. passed three reads
iDgs.
Fair criticism Of the acts cf our Legisla.
lators is always desirable. but we submit to
our friend, that more careful statement Of
facts would avoid injustice.
A soon as the attention Of the Commits
lee wus called to the omission Of the word.
Commissions by the Board Of Trade 0
Durham. they were assured the proper cor.
rection would be made-which would have
left the tax $50 and l-5 Of one per cent on
/ onmssions. The members Of the Board
Of Trade (several Of whom we're Wares
housemen) requested that instead Of this. q
uniform tax Of Fifty Dollars be imposed.
aud this was done. The tax is not found to
be oppressive in this county. II 50 10 Mil
ton. We suppose On proper application. the
Commissioners Of Csswel could afford re
lief from tue Tax enforced BY that county.
.-,.,....~@-.~>>>-~--.
| A better day is dawniug for the return
Of Honesty at least such honesty as results
from the fear Of punishment for breach oi
it. The President. Cashier aud Teller Of a
Hartford bank we're recently sent to the
Peniteutiary for term Of years for breach
Of trust and embezzlement and the Presi.
dent Of large Western rail road corpora.
tion has just been indicted for similar Of.
fence. Brand every embczzler aud defaul-
ter as thief. and efface the distinctions be-
tween big crime aud petty crime, and 70.
query On grand scale will soon cease to b
respected. But money must FIRST lose ii,
bold upon popular veneration and be de.
thrOned from its pedestal as the chief god
to be worshipped.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-06-06
MrxIco Cry May p,
fIOm ACAPULCO, May lS.

Mr. w. r. Clyde, President Pacific
liaii Ste,ta-stip Company. NeD York:
City Of san fnnci>co, IN latitude IL
degrees minutes north aud longitude 6S
degrees SO minutes west, struck an uns
known rock May 10. aty hours IL min-
ulss An,e-meridlan, bright, clear day,
and sank and became total lost IN one
hour aud Two minutes. No lives lost
Passengers arrived at Accampio this day,
in Mexican gan-boat Mexico, and leave
Tor San Francisco in Costa Riea OH the 20th
Inst. ABRosEMENER,
Agent 7. NJ .. Co.
JAMES |. WADDELL,
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-06-06

The Rev. Dr.. Deems. now Of New York.
formerly Of North Carolina. will be present
At The commencement st Chapel Hill this
week.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-06-06

A tidal wave recently swept the South
American Coast from Callao in Peru to
Chill, overwhelming the land 10 the depth
Of sixty feet Or more, snbmerging towns !,
farms, roads Sc, sweeping everything in
its progress and destroying many hundred
lives.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-06-06

FAlexander Stephens is bad authority, such
as the Necs uses, to quote in favor Of sus.
tanning Hayes policy. Stephens was al.
ways wrong when it was the time to be
right; and always right when il was too
late to be wise. We irus. and tie to no
man who believes only in .hiud sights. =
, 1877-05-08
PROPOSALS..
UNITED STATES NAIL,
ILLINOIS.

posr. .orrrf.r3 nEp unasrxrn vr7
ineton, April 10, 1877.---Proposa1s viii bo
1eoo'voo ~ tno oontFact onoe OF TINS Dc
pArtment until o'clock q, tu,, Of Juno O.
1a1Y m ~ ,3.c{5o5 ~ 1rnn on, e.. ....-
W. ~ uoo.uaa " sune 1",s 1or ohtf1.
Bcpt. /, 1877. TO June 40. 1n7g.s on The fol.
sks - ADt - ~ s4ao ~ Ao.Dt ~ W." ~.
LOWING foukox IN the State OF Illinois, and by
tho schedule Of departures and arrivals
L.-.t-sSs.n - A
herein specified Visit
III titnes vrcf e.xn % III A. iny ~:
rant sunds1 n 4 T. n n srrf1e It Aim IL II M
rtve nf9 WIZ f1cfet n a. nond ,enursd
With bid, Fo00
25E8-From Denmark to Psrey. miles md baek once
s+.yc :, 1ssrr. ~ 's1mr9k y ns1o ;,cx hnr.
day 1t ., u. :; afriye 1t benmsrk bS s D, u.
lond reaurcd with BID. $itn:
ManT!ils 70 Lttsnnel9 O. niis1 ena nsex'
W+Ineslsy. and fr,tsI 4 o =. n. .TEiya y
IltehnelI 6y IN M. ieAve LitehntId Monday.
tMeanesaay, an4 fE.dfy - :. n. a!rtve Il
ssH1 sa'"0 " W. Ai' oona 'saa'6ea VII" oaus
oaaanf frS,n1 Eew 1ttr6en n Esshvilta n rrtt.s ,rt
, 1877-05-08
FIVE CENTS.

over E1n9'y superior to that Of any oshe
PowH& author says that its effective forcs
mny 11led Into ships for'grent naval battles, :
shiEG coast defense, and unarsnored crnta-
ing Vess*ls. Tho present collective 1cct
c'nsfsts Of nearly 400 ships OF nil
kinds, including those building. The total
tonnage Of these vessels fs nbout oto,oNo,-an
average of 2,2o0 tons each. During the eight
years, from 1866 to 1874, Ell, ono wns ex-
pended In the construction Of now ships, c.
000,0W OF which was for armored shipa, and
"a, COO, ,000 for unarmorcd vessels. During tho
same period el ,3oo, 900 was expended on repairs
OF armnred stlps, and nearly Ei,oo, 900 On re-
pairs Ut vctscla .! oil other kinds. At tho pres
cnt time 81 ,U0O, 0o0 annually u txpcnlctlon now
armorcd ships, md E750 ,0O on all other new
resselt. On tho twenty y-ono arst-ciass leor-clad
eca-Eoing steamships Of the British navy, this
following is tho displacement in tons, ntl1nt:t
Of guns, and description and thickness OF armor
Of each:
, 1877-05-08
peace. England undertakes to remain neutral,
but the best Intentions fall under the force Of
circumstances.


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