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New-York tribune., 1877-11-22

.-tvr let rs hope that no sarcastic hro ,her nMgy
YhP,+ tho difference between thc e,1C Uit,j
R,scas voe and that OF the tner new t. Scrk Of
t offcers and suggest that he Begin the "ol9 -
Sl". Sl".'.,,, tho strength and harmony ol the parry
Sy Stepping out Oh IT,
Al Wattersons frank remarks IN bs Tribune
..t-,i,y,. about the plans and hopes oi the Demo
Marty. are stirring mp good deal OF music IN
- r,rties. The Democrats are considerably
.-.;.,l about the expedeucy Of telling so much
- inst at this time, but the persons most un-
-, bont the talk are the professedly indepen-
AM editors who are supporting the President ana
49,, Democratic party al the same time. They mti-
-. .r.t, iorcibly that M. Wattsrson talks TOO
f .fii some Of them make the absurd assertion
-. .. Is not good Dcmocruuc authority. I'M. Is
fI-rar than any joke poor VT. Cox ever lna IT, MI
vf.r.on told "A great deal of TRUTH anu GOA III iu
80. "a convincing way shat he opluel tNt eyes 'I
-,.,f many Republicans VINO nave hliA'It" "''ll
t.. f. rnak. small account Of the su- Irious ol
-.... r. fheir brethren concerning the designs ol
~, lcno.ra be- party.
SECRETARY Evarts seems to have anticipated some
.t.,. nj fhc urpicas3ntncss between thc Pusd'n
fhc senate for a remark of h's. made -ome time
,., ,s quoted now. Tie was passing the Nmte
uor.. vIh friend when thc latter sand " Ii IS a
ft and substantial home for thc PRESIDENT On
v,.~ vls thc reply. "it is plenty large enough ior
tas President Ca h,e n. unless the senate tines 20
it. t.cle. too.r The Washington correspondent oi
1lr ios hlad, who relates this arecdote tells an
o.ier Which SHOW. the tendency Co ra-pness eAis'-
i.. between Senators and members of the Cab
i,.t Senator FdmunIs applied 20 Attorney
General Itvpus for document on hir
nj 3D.. War utpar. ncI g. aud wa. told Doe could not
have 30 until authority was obtained from tuc tiel
don't When tne President WIS ASKED about lt he
save ris consent 40 once and was anxious that Alf
IIuuntls receive every courtesy. The Ati"ihe4-
Geuerll aocoIdIugv went fo thc senate n ln person
b.,-f..r no p.p.I. aud began in bis poutesi man,
NOR. lie President says t.lt we snli tt y, -'"-
fo avon yuu iu iliis naf'rl " do hoi a1A ll -'
favor. ri..m o. a-a u-ni, Wa7 iu, p'.'N lc
and tac papcrs were showed blch Win 'V''''' ''D'
haste.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-22

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Mr. LOWS Carroll WHO MtIt lA'' '' ''''I''
.I..... #. ,r.. mas written O. new book. treating of
Ill .t,r. ,,d olJ. the
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The oldest Nt"-lh- -I'tiu '""-i
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Gu-tarn bu'u, tht Al,t''"n l"iN.''' '''
ftI I..T vis only t..l ..hr"r. h. ..s "''" '
r r...r 90 fle Logon 1f Honor iur tnc la-i ioi-..
g.I.
Il. Empress OF AusIli1 loves I'N "''i'''''- q
so on... I.I..I. rat a4. ..s . rl.'d . ntA-..' I'
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permit .,r fO fnlu 81. u social -,1ft'. A"'t 'i -"'9
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Nil Anna l. Dickinson has been llI, as
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New-York tribune., 1877-11-22

. Has il come 10 this The President who
proclaimed t.at country ls higher parry ha-icus
cN pliu 10 the senators Whou his Oiti baye ds-
gsteG he D.. only working, hoy work. fOr effect.
ANA Tor the hcnent of political party Charcstou
News ana Courier QDcnJ
The President IS making but a beginning in
the Work Of Official puIIncaiion; night
ana righteous begin ing. dId tc people must. they
plainly ready 10 do, sustain him as he advances aud
makr o. the ultimate triumph, though may come
under nis succcssurs.-l Boston journal ltcpJ
Ii will be % the lasting honor Of President
Hayes t.at ha southern policy not determined on a.
a conservation OF party bat a AigA udtlouc measure.
entire dsrega Of party, and history will declare tnat
the result most hapy WHEELER Republican rul
established la the SCUM OF nOLl Pnilade phia Is,
gtaph krp)
Mr.. WattersOn says frankly that the Presi-
dent playing Democratic hauus aud la. moi lul
lower az the south WHO would him % vote These
not our words, " e. have saIue thin q
before and people nave SAID pfejudctd aud To-
gctAer too bitter against TIE south, tca Republican
G.opJ
New-York tribune., 1877-11-22

There Is a sensitive plant in shell Rock,
Ioe. Iay sho lives there is thrown into conyul-
sous 90 she ales tlc sngbles, oor OF tobacco, ether,
chllloluIu urpcuuuc, ucnzuc, kero-ene, or prus,ic
acid. -o delicate Der organization that she Is
PEELED shut herself up room. and Co I've by her
sef Nut lrug sgO a mau-a horrd, brutal, chewing,
man-euiercd The house without removing qud Of to-
baceo ifo lis month a. a. he was discovered in
te act of working his Jaws. hr turned ouf and the
ltui "a. Vel aired end frt when ire sensitive iuva-
h- pae'f through tuc room few uours aft.rward
OF tH.OIt COMMISSIONS
Moral force is never lost. good deed may
seem a,e been wrought 300 vain aud Co nave fallen
our o. memory, but 90 .s ieft an impress upon some
human l. aI- ,hat impress v give vitality to gen
cruus motive aud ihat u0utc Vl lead t0 another GOOD
decd. IUt instance. s. Boston gentleman recently
ruru.d to poor sAol-sr who handed To- A.m roll Of
ertra1lcas amounting $780, that asd slipped ont of
his pocket ald muu-ye offered ucr tscut, cents as
rsa ,lf ben honesty. H.s generosity was the theme
OF a th.ueluful paragraph iu newspaper and tbat
Fes..i Oh b. ODE cnd of t Tho world seemed tl have
for. % liu and ll, w.uty eerts. hul virtue had not
rl.uU Utracrll D, uut Wltn De-, u iufh. lost 100 tue
stln. p,cke-Dook containing ~ LJv' ana in humble
uc -II.r found DO and Ic.ulnci % lo hn. He l Just
vlf fa fo tie tooK from tlat pocket book dollar D
an gave DO t0 t.4l poo. Ou, Aole-t SOD oi iolL
The minority rules Oh the island Of jersey,
Wien case goes t1e y. Instead Of twelve, there
1Ie twenty -foul men the jury and when they re-
tu to tae couriDo1 after considering their verdict,
and foreman declares that they have not agreed they
ale uot sent back o. reconsider tle cse is Their dis
charge ordered. Zach member is called up singy In
front Of toe chief judge tO whom be statcs whisper
Whethcr bis verdict OF guilty not guilty. The
law provides that five % the jury record verdict OF
lot guilty the prisoner shall b. acquitted and the bad
on counting the votes ann0uncos-without giving the
Numbers On one side " the other-whether there Ii
New-York tribune., 1877-11-22
FREE PEws IN THE CHURCHES.

10 me E0lIOF OF IHe ITtOHHt'
SIR: As a friend of what Is called the Free
Church system thank You for the article published in
your Of to-day headed strangers IN Cnurcn' do
NOT see how anyone read t and not the adyant
ace churches with free seats have pew-rented
churches IN attracting strangers, and persons with Inn
tied means who cannot afford 10 hire pew.
Why did you not send your reporters to the free
churchesi am sure they would nave found different
state OF affairs at them. let one OF your reporters at
tend any OF tine services at 1T Mary the Virgins, st.
Adams Trinity (Which is virtually iree) and Others aud
Dice will lind that not only the seats free, but that the
,ontl.uen acting as ushers are tuat every
shall be- made 20 feel he perfectly welcome, and
not an intruder IT, T. d.
Netc- York, Nov. 10, 1877.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-22

FOWrr -NORTHRUP-On TUESDAY evening". Nov -. ~
The Rev samn Cooke D. d.. Charles Anthony fow ~ 70
Minerva virginia daughter 0i William b. 1'OftIup ESQ OK
this city.
HARPER-LEF-o@ Monday evening. Nov. l9 los7 ~ mo
residence bride. % Tf0l s.l mare, Df The Rev.
Robert Booth D. irnie. daughter Of the late Bena-
min q. Lee % Wesley Harper
TWOMBLY-VAN nERRILr-O WefucsdNy evening, NOV.
u. at ~ Bartholomew Church by the Rev. samuel
Cooke %. d. assisted uy The Iicg. stephen T. lFrer T. -,
Hamilton Mex. rWDrhlv ~ Boston. filrence Adele,
daughter % william H. Vanderbilt. Of his city.
WARREN -MCFARLANE-On Tuesday. the 20th Inst at
residence Of the brides br0t erfu law SIT samuel n.
Parker by The Rev. G. SIMS ID. d. Horace l warren,
IT, n Brooklyn % sarah, daughter " c late John Nciar-
Lane, OF Louisville, Ky.
An No.ics. 0f Marriages nun be ,ndors~t wih hW
aGae and agaress
New-York tribune., 1877-11-22
ToLEpO PoLITIcs ND NOTIONs.


70 the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: am right happy over my TRIBUNE o.
saturday morning CSovrmber ~. just persed. Very
fortunate some of your corps met tnat "eye-headed'
gentleman" from New-Hampsnre. He spoke the seuti-
meut Of nineteen hs OF Republicans in this state who
,re Repubicans not TOR office position but from genu-
Inc principle.
Your paragraph our posoice troubles IS just and
trf4 ana the moral admirable II Mr. Hayes had acted
i'm harmony with ti.lt moral Ohio would have gone very
nrrently II our lteeccou. We think Mr.. Hayes- mo-
an oursudi FOR Republican, queer II ms mt. n
mon, rl -uo Us Srtus TO he admitted, his knowledge
pf result, iiOm acts is luacet limited
/ yt-p ro ask vour money editor one question sup
IN w0uld De bright oue) be found ali turned into gold,
and u should become plenty as silver NOW promises o
., would not yuu much down on gold a, You are
now ON svcr 10 seems 20 me as though You were AFRAID
uaper money will day be- equal 10 gold ours truly,
'' 4 TwESTY-YEAROLD READER OF IHE TRIBUNE.
TOled0 OhiO, Nov 10, 1877.
[Dur objection 10 the readOptiOn Of silver ut pres
emf as standard of value is that it Is subject To
wide fluctuations, changing from day TO day. The
essential element for such a standard * real and
substantially permanent value. Whenever any
standard loses these qualities, It deserves 10 be re-
placed BY something better, If something better can
bee found But, in any case, we should not want TO
undertake establishing new standard just rs lt
was hucruating in price more wildly than ever be-
fore known and the rest of the civilized world was
rejecting it.-Ed.l
New-York tribune., 1877-11-22

washington nfsHce " T'e ltnrnngi fnf"'c'
" We SIT" said one member, III an oiueI
carefully observed The President has the large chr l
he held Of The table. on his right s-s NJ LFirs w"
/, The leading officer and la ibis Cabinet iN deGoei5 =.
most l0quaciOus Opposite ENafts' on ~ W ~, ,i .
r.t a Sr sherman. Below Eyurts SITS McCr-fN, oi l
War power. who Is opposite Thompson the NaV4 'h.,
and Kew tile Postmaster General whose r,- flr ~ ts
ftricv General Drvous. Carl ScAurz 30 fhe iuoI oI
thc tah- urtla-t frDm tie csdont, because h''
parttut va. the ltes- in lime of IT, INSTITUTION I
Ifryr. speaks with siderable p'sliVencss ,1 ln,
an more than ANY Cabinet Minister, walks mp ana uGN
fh. roam while talking or forming his iu'S ncht l"e
member. push back .clc chairs froW the llnr' Itc!I
u or lt ig 100 ca,c n Cabinet Minister is an'ehl ts
art represents him and thus lf has Unopened Lt
Frd =, wand ANA EcAaIu n, CoinIck have had the llsN
and lsft hand d. t.e Pres Itui'
New-York tribune., 1877-11-22
sI-spIcTON OF MUKbER AND ARSON.

SPARTA, Wis, Nov. 2l.-Nlchoias FIeimllhG
noted desperate. has been ar csied o " p''n ol per
s,n,l whence 10 MI. Van voorhees,. whose dead bdy
-ar with tnusr OF her thsce cAlldrtu we're IoAhu in
beir bu,Ypg cottage 10 tine Town o Mh.oh a. Ir"il IL
mi, fi I'd INST Tie uccI-cd bad Threatened violence ."
frs Nan Voorhees, and scen M tle ciilN OF a,I
I,i.e "a short time before nrr was discovered
,,ir,o aualu,t pIfuIug b. regarded al wch IouAdtl
New-York tribune., 1877-11-22
L4TEST snip NEgS.
NOV 2l


Steamship Montana lHr.l Beddoe. Liverpool Nov . with
r,I,. o williams Gunn. Hal strong westerly
| ,d heavy sea. the entire passage Nov. Is laL a. o.
,n "a A. DnsAeC a steamship tlrr bound r. ~uth, lat 81
"a I- r. 81 nas.a steamship trEaie LrphYr tBrl Duunu
4 100 mles H. sandy Hook. passed steamship
WAGONS on. hence Tor Liverpool The NJ Drnss o. pass
FOREIGN PORE
r,,noy Nov sailed 2Oth ns. Alice Cooper, ior Balt
more INST inst. -en, Tor Pensacola Arrived 10th insL
Collrnv. Louise &C ltu,t -lst iust - 7. IbuiloN-
DOMESTIC PORTS.
>-ryy OprrAys Nov. -Cllrrd steamship Knckcrhocker
,;e York bark IluD. Rontn sailed steamships ~ a. iOr
y.rn,ni- I'm, STAR Y0rk, ship Ia Ioul.ale ayre.
ADELrulA NOV. 2l-Arryei. bark iroFie, Hamburg
rnucrUta -Ayon Cleared steamship PennsJ wanna Harris
I.ivt.riaail. bark Busy, kcndrirk, Oruoa
ANu 2-ArIlftl stfah slip MuIaflAn, LlNe
rool Cleared ship smtrun Tor New ORR
lior eGer Slap Aers see Tiara Pdge.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-22
pASSENGERS ARRIHED.

FROM HAVANA-Ia Ssaiasif0 yry-tirerorio Rcsiro
Francisco RaTrictta. JacoiO BuIJ.rTy' biyn ~ Ms-fo.
Anges Arnun, FeIlpo LafOrc. German N0nno, AArcehD
Achau.
FROM LIyFRpOOL-Tn S'egHshiD Mootqn1-Ihe lsey
and Mr. ~ ". Hadneld Niss Emma adbff, jas IT. fac
field Henry r. Hatfield, the Rv and Hr isws de lsr~ha
chid. Maurice I0uis de Lew Mss Anne tt Irfs
Miss Elizabeth Dc Lew. Wright Pckvel warren DAVIS
Michael Lyons N. and Mrs. Chs Thomas hfs aaIah
white John White Miss Jane Wlte Misc Elizabeth Nbile
Geo b. Gee, Edward NosI
New-York tribune., 1877-11-22
TnE PaIcE ~ NE-UNPTIoN PAID.

We have paid the full price OF RESUMPTION 10
and have been lingering and suffering on tie way ~ -
sound prosperity longer than We ought i~psle-u ~ @ e
f.,er o.er. and burdens resumption viii brilg us 20
snr.iucc and strength and hopeful activity Any ~ d.
crease OF prices through pager mon y, II tht sri,
si,e or ne on OF silver, unless rs HuDst
tra for one dOIir nO-es and 10 limited amount nls
b transient and invoIve dangerous reaction. The ADDITION
o tbe boarded gold 10 the currency through resum o
h fEe one measure that will advance prices wnere W..
il r1..iIle and VIII give that pledge OF staby l"t
rfsrDlise Is Whiting and winch VIII guarantee 10
Ilbor and r,I capital employment and fair returns
New-York tribune., 1877-11-22
c,vRrTrA rNco,nROuIs1YG.


MONTREAL, Nov. 21.-The steamship Strath-
t tt lett h,fe on the l2th inst. laden with grain. for
Aberdeen Scotland. lost ON the Island oi Mquelon'
e,it ~ -t Lawrence. Captain small ana bus crew oi
tr-ntv-avs D cu acre saved The cargo was owner 10y
A. ruiier AGO of Montreal, and b. insured Tor roo-
ino fU. ftlT value. Iu American aud tantullh uutr1
nm, steamer vas owned b} ". Thompson ~ 20, OF lluh
4fe e1
New-York tribune., 1877-11-22
Why HALsTEAD WANTS GRANr At BhRLIN'

We desire To be understood to be II earnest
in sugQ sling 10 the Administration the W ~
GEE elll L. :. Grant 20 be Minister OF tLe Ct II we
IN Germany II we were not I'm earnest ABOUT ~ ~ W.
wouldn'f f.- the ex President the mission is IL n
wa- Remarkable for refusing good th'u-; l. ~ For
mildly remarked that General Grant Wouiu ~. ,,,.,r
me German mission because he docs not speak 1ct %
As "a matter or fact, he did not spf8k uuon u mi scof
Language uutll ne was warmed MP In England anu
land bY multitude Of nice dinners, aud tOuhd ny
mosphcre able, aud TIE sherry anu 10 a. saw
od tbou0b xfra drv aud he has very lttlc 10 st
On te continent IL Is not ateri how h. says ~ @ anu
viii ha ffer Of perfect indifference whether tEeiy
bodv on noov understands him. Bismarck SPEAKS En-
lisa as well as any ybody. aud could get along WIN NM
IA W IN "A he did with Pail sheridan. lhe mtih INN INN
a. ami would be wanted for Germany, rs AiIst - -
vuiser Ia i'm reviewing troops, and he ana WIN. ", .,n
could review 5000 men every morning ncloIt -
fs- en- sirl,s .rnc off "a sausage and glass OF beei
tlLfn Ln.ill- q word ni D -uIl-e
New-York tribune., 1877-11-22

CNcNSArI, Nov. 21.-liauison =. Thomson
Clark County Ky., cattle dealer has ncd peu'ion III
bankruptcy His liabilities are s-1s1ol nat he ssa,,s
banks.
CrxcfssArI Nov. 21.-The wholesale liquor firm
OF Shields May. of this city have failed Their iaulh-
Tics are SsO,OOO; assots as Jet, unAho"h.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-22

GLOUCESTER, Mass, Nov. 2l.-The schooner
G-ace Choafe Of Portsmouth, y H. which arrived here
this moruuv reports that the lsth inst, on hidd4'
Rank while four OF her crew, Thomas bcnslh' ns'
fu,rttivr OF Norway, Frank Lawrence age lht uul
of sweden a. r. Anderson. age nineteen hhd llal.'l
Mcdonald az. twcuty-X. of cape Breton, were h "o
dorlrs Attending 20 the lrdwes. Win hsn sea @ r'l
,,I, f1e dorles capsized, and the four men were
New-York tribune., 1877-11-22
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

~t-sf.r-,ui shov. ae varsfpus
ui 1iiir
uIi4al.at
% -. mercury thp.s ao8rL
TRrBrSg OFFICE Nov. 22-1 a. ma decline OF ar
pressure took place yesterday afternoon 40 the time o.
tLe rain ana continued during the evening IleIe WIS
nj e .ane time % rise OF temperature. falling IL very
iittlc AT midnight. - , o-,.o,
Far this city and vicinity continuance oi NarnSI
"a tn ,,,t her NAV be- xfectcd TODAY aud pro .ah
p1rt of tomorrow ultimately followed by clearing
vr4.urr s ..i colder winds.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-22
4 pLEAsANT STORY ,AIQUT TIE PRESIDENTS


WTsTTTGTTU '0TT''T7TIT-Il-I =
A far Mrs. Uaves. ii l. noticeable that the
Coulerrs,ueu who 20 tine White House nave sit"s
deal more To say about her. and tDe society core'loAu
rts "a great deal less say about her dresses IMAM was
the ease with her predeceSsOr-an altogether I'N'
-lyu for tie Administration. ~cnitoiS Wlie -ui-l'u Il
nj Ier ,cil exprreucr 800 The Wutr House year ago
In he facts Nr. Grant drS has champaign out "i q
lon cr and Mrs Grant sole idea oi soc1i intercourse
1r,- utfrc = one Of riitif tr. ~Sed row ~ rccl1I
NJ IS, H.tyr~ shown Wli~r range ol ltblhlhr per
crrilun. There wat "a NrN-1oik Hruo'rttI' '"i-Ic
,,,,. is less al a Democrat since ~ hipge ci-~enL
tu White House last week witn Dis htIic dutE'rf OF
csnt who orghiols uis seIb iu thr House 'iii@NE'!
i. ,,yo were SHOWN over Nlle u-r lh thc USUAL
f.t.l .ltpu. and m the conservatory met MIS- halt-' !
y. IA not tell gua how SD did if but size won lil anu
Congressman t0-cther, and nearly changed oc man b
tta.l iQ Oh le T.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-22

Of Noting gham and Port Louis.
The marriage of the Duke OF Norfolk ana
Lady Fora Hastings been regarded with great IL
tercst In British society. The Duke, who head OF tne
ancient house OF Howard i8 hs thrtieth year ana
succeeded 20 the title while in his boyhood Inc unAe
dom is nearly 400 years Old and carries with It the rank
OF Premier Duke, and Eah Hereditary, Earl Marshni'
and Chief Butler of England. The family seats arc
Arundel Castle Sussex the Farm Sheffield and Der~ent
Hail. Derbyshre The Duke has three extensive estates
and owns large part Of the town Of Sheffield Hs IN
come must be nearly S2OOOOOO annually Inc
Howards hold the first rank the Catholic families
OF England and are closely associated with all move
ments calculated 20 Advance the interests OF Their
faith The bride, Lady Flora Hastings, now IN
Ler tweuty-fGurth year, il "a member OF mousse
euobed over iOur centuries ago. Sle u gran
Ter of the MARQUIS Of Hastings. Her f.iher, ChaIcs
Clifton married Lady Edith Maud Hastings, III i-2o'
aud assumed with his wife, the names OF ADhtF ,tiist
ings Like her husband, the Duchess or NofIois ~ ~
scended from historic ancestry. one Ot te l.lWI3s
fought Bunker Hill, and was aiterward Do'erAoi-
rq4 lnfI Ind
New-York tribune., 1877-11-22

tion OF the candidate 10 the Congressional delegations
from those States mcomprehcnslDie IN ttioIln ~.
mnistratiun which proposes 10 apohsh tJ 9trr-s
sIoual initiative nominations. 50 tn rrpucihB tnt
whose terms have expired aud who are not 80
the obvious and cardinal principle or nny ,'
eyseu of on-has been curlousiy con-
temued Wherever such disregard occurs, anu lote
denre in the positiDu or the Administration For IN
contest for the just ndependence Of the EAecu,F 1
strenben ifsef Win the country IL 10 make noniu"-
tlons which are thenselves the earnest Oi reform
New-York tribune., 1877-11-22

countries 10000 bag. Including 5000 bags to ne ohanne
Europe and Mediterranean ports; weeks s~i~s
$4,000 bags lor Europe stCck a. port, 5000 bags.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-22
NIX. CURTIS GRUNBLEs SOME MORE.

The demand fer reform is still vague and
unOrganized. IL has a different nsaning different
m0uI is and evidently there very GIferent views
upon subject the Cabinet This diversity las pro-
dueed unsatisfactory action. The alleged Of certain
great missions certain great states, leaving the secc
New-York tribune., 1877-11-22

The Hon. ,JO1n V i. Pruyn, Wh'Se death
~ c,.i; =, ester,lay at Cl ffon s9rr wss- born In
,,s,- ohort r,0-. was educated IN Union College ;
and received the degree OF Ii D. from Rutgers College
Nv, Jersey lie was ndmrted 20 the Albany har ln
I.o I'm -3j he was counsel ana director 0 the NO
o,rt and Uud-ou Railroad and was aierWaid treasurer
NJ tbe New-York Central Railroad Company. III i - -
. "a. mad, member ot toe Board OF Rrgrn- auo IN
~ 80 C''n,.llor of the University N NeW-lofk lie
served as a member of the Assembly Tor Albany uoth
,b .,afc senate and HOuEe. In l-b3 ne was tcctei
f5n,-.frfstive u Congress, 10 fi the vac ucF orci
sioned bv he death Of the Hon. Erastis CornS ahg
soryod on the Committee Claims. lie WIS itrle',,l
r the XI IAN Congress- and ON the Commute o i'
P,,,1c Earuad lie was -th CnanccliorO Oi tht Oil'eI
- n M tu,r OF nis death Mr.. Pfurn was Er'-
o,n ~ cutre had travelled abroad, ana "i' mu,h l'
It.d Ills nr,t wife wa, anircc of Mrs EIt Urn
,, and after her death ho married diu-ltef oi gre
-s IIdr. Annsa j. ParIer. III. brother, hi laih'h-
rr1vu died a nauy st week. HIS cIuru' 1t isop14'
A. prtiru = u. late United states Minister 10 Japan
New-York tribune., 1877-11-22
MARRIAGE OF THE DUKE OF NORFOLK.

The marriage of the Duke of Norfolk ana
Tadv FIora Iiastiugs was solemn.zed At the Roman
Catholic Oratory, Bromfton, to-day The scene aud
eereu,ouy were Of Lriancy aud mpresaiyeness which
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Bangs n Co.. Coo Broadway.
VIII sell at auction on

FRIDAY and sATU RDAY Nov. % and "a, at3.3o p m,
The LAW LIBRARY Of exREcoRDER rILLoU, with
,aotiop. from that OF the late OSCAR sUNDBERG, esq.
comprising UNITED STATES NEwYoRK STATE aud
ENGLISH REPORTS. INDIcEs. TEXT BOOKS, so.
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aTnT stores fOrr, Flce a. All drug
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TIE LATEST OPINION OF TIE PAPER CARL

Postmaster FIllev's Icappomtmrnt Is one OF
tlo-e errors WAcu ar. worse tnau cllihc lits Hl
IIat., has with ibis. stamped DIS CFh service I"t,A
-r be yu inc frontiers of Missouri to De lau-iDe
farce and "A silly hUWbug.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

For tbe Middle Atlantic States, falling
,.r,,Iofer and Increasing ea-t-ry 10 south riy winds
iii prevail win warmer. cloudy weahor, followed 10y
rain.
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cepts during past week. $500 bags shipments 10 al
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