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New-York tribune., 1877-09-01
Ccac0ers.

ALL wanting TEACHES, schools. or Pupils,
q ,H.r.- ..,.r. tu.ol' -5- Bro1lFar. r. a..
Ua.. Iau. 'aci.us E.si ooa'r' i' ~ F-ll2l -. l-.
Young WOMAN ui-Ic. % position l, Gov
r--.1.a. -ivru taa .at Airss Box .oJ Aaneti- Nli'
4 GJV.EN .>~ qualified to take care OF and
= t-truci eulren Do Ia.a ine-l nf.lc..s nr-'c ni
te ,.,.l t''t d, r -.'3 '.r r.,, Ai'
= PARTISAN i15y 11rlonicl experienced U
a. tIe faI e, visiting f.lec address FRAN ll- Dlr"
A CCLLEGIAN, competent Go So youH- men
4 farc.irre desires t' iaa~ ~ 1og'i- g. .l, ni q.
jane cau 'rorsso' n toiali1A college Aii''
4 YOUNG LADY OF cultIrc and Refinement.
=, - W -i.. a.-.,r i. +, .rsaaI 90 ls d r...a.4t
-ov.ru.-s. A.srr,, p. q. +. c4l-ahL- s.. y.
4 GERMAN Lady Of many years experience
~ ia teaching PIANO. fit,,' u and 1Il.-i y H,
TEACIiEI BOX 81 irl4ne oalre.
4 YOUNG Partisan Indy OF @ refined educl-
= uoa graduate oi i. N, -.l.s '. ,p'
o1su private ie-soHs Address 1ie dA4 MAltD ABS a'i
AN EDUCATED French gentlemen desires q
- p'-i'iou as fu'.ms fi''i'l 'f '..i. era - ~ '' ,
t..tlar ls al leiefeace iAliae Aai'a' II'l- I0''n
IrluHe O1irc
.. MFEICAN SCHOOL INSTITUTE" e--
School aa,rcv represents -.ouf rubryl reauie talr1
MH3 teachers Hiufrtfs. september. AW5clii'u ioru
for stamp -arHiciofn. s. &c. sretarr an ta-t arb
4 CAMBRIDGE GRADUATE, Of masure cx-
y p,rence wants an cngaeenens 20 city family W school
r.pdy prerare7 or aly eai.se l gi.c!nAt pr- o's.l
crcalr. Adtr-ss ANALYSIS. Uptown Tribune uH'e.
4 GRADUATE OF YALE, who has had ex-
poncuco l teachins, desires an eagaecni1nt an l
branches Position ia Aoasy Grsdsi sclool prierIea
GOod references AcdTess - " L. Box 0ls Norwich Conn.,
New-York tribune., 1877-09-01
Gllnallons Danleo--fsmales.

A NIRSR.-Situation 10 take care Of baby
a by widow Or to ts,r cage OF srrl,uans house. Apply
for two days. 80 Lass "a %.
At BODkHAM'S, No. $50 4th-aye., near
y 2llAst au ysriio, ag Doe p and leiy wan ns su
ffipos csI muenlrelv Errlsh. Frruch -gei sh, Ter
man ln-I hrp ~ cl"As. slli re-7'- ,sisef
mads, w1Ii-ses acrss ua.aA uaIs'f An-s'"'s't' 'in
th So iitriT landed.
COOK-By "A Protestant woman, "A iirsf-class
u coos County preferred Best references, t55 west
-6SA 81
New-York tribune., 1877-09-01
Gitu1ti0ns lUGnteo-- SlIlss

Z YOUNG NAN. aged L, writing n good
4 Esra. u-l,. % srtla.GH a shipping commission
ltsr lt,I., with POO prt.t-. .i 81, furnish good refer
eur,s. At.r.-t Oh. Box o.. ,rur rfir.
a USEFUL. Mts for country work of all
4 +-uIfIg oI tf1l+ yrItrl-lr, 'irlt
hr s a isoi- In-f~oIv -t'tv, teihir men, anI c'n -'a
rtr-.It hotel rIuen fHrt iHf
rart fUr times ha' good rirrrith Ai ile
f.pT-Ta I BUsE Ar IJS tth ave-, fourth house above
tJll.sl
4 TOl-N.t MAN who has had much expert
= eacs c'aeaniln and rirurr glo e1H tAr ere
nj sat a all Eltn ~ r TllA VOL, ..ftH .i.If
where hi, Ti.r car -Te % r"ok ty ,f' l-Vf ntr
rtr AMI fas io Both wiIc capable, tau
-,r fl ID rl.f references. fgs-- fhr Tribune oc. or
aalr.-ss J1hN tDph InerTo1i, <r~J'r-er
OOACHMAN.-A situation wanted by Prot
.-lllr n.r.i isI utu auturei NJ l1fe l.
r.rfia,as thUfnG-s. Cam le -rrI 70 present employer -
wl,r. he has lgfi eight years. so. l0 West ittiat
New-York tribune., 1877-09-01


E--tV paslf- VIII HE VACANT AT
y l. 2omaa rogse n.-t weeks DO loo" rates i'r board
H. '' q. -'.tt ., - 4 ,-
''i.a.'' -'.' 'i'I.'- '.'' w '.-
g. tt-sTJr Tfsrr-. I.....l..,ra plv
{ -'-- Ai' "-'. i'. - 80 ..''
- I i.''i' .i .''.iiiH ''.'. -'.'
w. Hrt DAD. 'i b '..i.' I'D .,'. .
r- 'H- F"e' 'ihi -.fi '''Hi. Ii..'. ..' .. -i
.''' . '-''' .-'.' M ''
GAFLEA"F HOt >E. Delaware Water Cap
~ -f.t '''i.i-- % -'J i-'o't t+t,' i'i --'i'' o
...rr-. .rr.- r,.,r, ,,..,t..f f..- o.. chart tit,.
'tI N ISL D'-tit' N'-i'u i't '. '''.tt l.i'
T.. .5 a ...-I.. Hi' OBJ. g." t'I Do i'
rs.'-r frfr u -f H -tI 'f --- l'i "'t"- ''.- -''-
- uH'.. I..-- B 'ia- '- Do
,s....r TIt.Fr-.EF ff.-,,...,-- q
Wv DIT '-t. q t.'. 90 .'''.' ~. '' +
~ l..-i .lA'. .'ii....- 4-.' KIP li.' ,.' ' ''
I..' ..'iN .'t '.. .---. ....-. .-.--
tart-.. --t.- Hf transient Nut permanent '.''.7 ''iF
laa..afui.
.....r-r..rT TltFft .,-ftrtfa f..-fJoraa
/ t.t Niti Ill H'AI'i'-.A' Itif''' t''''''.-''''
u D.r n.. '''i 'i'", .''i.. '' i..'' ''' .,-
FL. tl.H.. -....''-l f.r ..'-- iIl .l '.''-
.-.It.r--. Irr.- -N i4ll ..fil Nf "~ a''.--'- IT'D
I.-.I.a. Address . i- b -AF .'l.... .t '.--. -.-
..tt-r-I.FFf frff-s-Tttr fIlI.-E
I - .'L--'+i+ -t''N lev D '.--'
- ... ...... .....- ,..., ,-,-t
iA.'N '
r.-fu,.e HIGHEST lI..fpEl .TUaE fE SHADE
August s.. tGt.,il hi'.l-U, -'W. lltA- j-
....
A'i SAD --'.. .'-.. 90
.-,.r. -r.r r....-. ...,..-.. . ,tft
4 n NE...I 4 .aN
New-York tribune., 1877-09-01
Classical 9uslrune1ls

E'OR SALE-A superior Cabinet Organ per-
.-- 8r|a- suitable .u- church plor n. quarter
cost. No. d. Barclay --
( IGUTE g. ERNST. old house 81 Lishte g.
i 8rli1urv. fI.r -ui-lul plAN 5.DE Ef-- lt %
srce- .al 30 s=5J monthly par l-as a. 80 a .t.s- Aso
- Y. BALL & l0.
=, Nr u r l-r IfTF-Tr
cick-rrg. -teiIwtF's IuI eHer Ptll- sni Organs 90
ioi cial. 5u ias.sHlurat, 1nt ilr r-l..
SUPERIOR toned. deliberately carved ~
> .-.l... I'LL tr.a.r pI NDENtE. -l.1 5000 st
'fir. .vrrrrI.Ilrr .lrt.t. li-tt...r, l.i- '..st
oUgs6XGa THESE aA2D EaUEs
He ~ srD ee.l." ..i4" , ..'-i
-rru tIr-H $500 a sf-, -i'f.- IS Stops -f
-rp.+ st - stops f4". ,is.t nt -,'a d " in p. ~
order SD. tIlv Ir--.. It.i I.E a." iilIr Nt
.fr- ar ra a lut. psI f.r NItAl WATERS " ~il -.
t rst Illnst between ir0Ivss aul University DID, Ny.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-01
Eammer Doato.
DoGr0 Gn0 Rooms.

DOaro ono Rooms.
West Side.
! 4 ELEGANTLY Furnished Rooms to let,
LAs kwi'tou bosrl. TO eeu,ionsn only A. hest 2Bhst
4 PRIVATE FAMILY will rent nicely fur
psne & 9-T9 m y l1d eri5o2o .,G one 7 9 We y, n
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS with
EoAED suitable for t'nuies or single gentlemen
/ NEAR FIFTH AVENUE HOTEL 49, Hand
y -om-iy fgrashei ROOM, fr gentlemen. sngy on en-
| suite reference. p we-, 2ith-,t
! 40. 3Os WEST FIFTEENTH-ST-T let,
VITA lo'ri niegy furnished rooms ln homeike family
/ no. 3l9 WEST 32D-ST.--Two nicely FUR
ai'hfd rooms on serond hoor. wh board Terms moderate
| Also one ,iusi' rooH' on 5t storv
| GNE single ROOM for gentleman, 81; also
1rri ,ta- .~ B pr ,.o ,-i1 ii y rst cs,. gfD
n sr-ueh family. 5iI west 4sd-st.
| DARTlES seeking BEAUTIFULLY FUR
Ni5hEP FL'2s- or s'1si, Too- T-A G Q, %t."a. al
and s.-d -ahle. cAl. At ie5 West l-tst References
/ = WEST 4GrH-~T Choice ROOMS with or
, without private table.
- LARGE SECOND AND THIRD STORY
eIs s' nj toi wa.sF dr,ieiass ooar, A@ercan lraiy
/ STH-AYE. 51.-First door below 16rh-st.
- Room. cd suite r-iasy WITH or without private 1e.
| ETH-AFE, $50. >, near the Breyo,Tt Ilonse,
corye7 -ace sla or without private rc A0 t7a s-se
80 PARK-AVE.. NEAR 35TH-ST. -Hand-
iSB .ourF furnished air.F- ROOM second l0of Inut
Also other large and small room. ei 9oarl ieierencr-
/ ! ( WEST l6TH-ST, near 5h-ave.-Parties
-1ro rooms. -eo 60 f-. VI. aad noaerate terms Bs,
HATH-~I. 40. @. West. second story, also
/ a'/ other hH'A A- WIFI BOAta. references.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-01
Religions No!lres

Thc Rev. g.. q. ESrlY VIII preach the Central NJ D.
Church fhage lisst. SUNDAY september 3D.
iug ana evening Morning theme, For sake and fDr
His." Eyeuing theme, The Hardest DOcsuDe Of All"
otrang malle welcome.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-01

NOOK A situation wanted by respecthle
scotch Protestant young HrHH. Is fi fn'AI t-cet
rs .-.. Toner. i.,Ia .l.L J-,ar Cool references
Nn ra.if eIris. .|t East -tii5.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-01

HEATH HOUSE, StIOOLEl.o MOJN ~
v r.naln oueu until O.-ufFr :, 20 ucri Ie7 Al - p
i'-''.'-i '-'' -'' j. TAnEgT CoLE,tNN. 3i,naser.
, 1877-06-16

The Chicago 1inats Ia In tho habit Of max.
Ing its information conform TO its own views
On any subject In hand. Thus Tuz Ta1H-
uAE having inserted that the new per cent
bonds are payable in gold aud silvsr, the To-
clle editor Of the Iiintt calls Assistant-$sacre-
tary Faxsou 10 the rescue, quotes his indi-
vidual opinion that they are payable In gold
alono, says that Secretary SHERMAN directed
the issue Of this opinion ~ expressing tho
bellsf Of the Administration, aud atlls that
OF course the Syndicate would not have sub
scribed for s25,0o0,0oo OF these bonds II
they had not been assured TINT they would
bs paid in gold and gold alone. Un-
fortunately for this pretty structure, there is
no foundation tor It. On the contrary, Sec
setary SuxRAAs publicly announces that As
zistant- Secretary FKEsoas letter was nothing
mors than an individual expression ot bis
own views, and shen proceeds to ridlculs 1t.
The contract on the face Of the bonds reads /:
s'ledcemab!e At the pleasure Of the United
states after the 1st Of September, A. D.
1891, in coin II Gts standard palus Of Ma
UAitet! Stat<s 0H san July II, 1870, with In
terest In such coin." Now, "on said July II,
1910" "(which is the date OF the act author
iziug The ISSUE Of tho funding bonds), tho
standard coin Of the United States was gold
and..atrer. The silver dollur was not dropped
TIL 1878, and vas full Legal tender as vel
, 1877-06-16

Tho first of1pal aot Of the SultAn sinco
the proclamation OF tho religious character
Of the war, AZ illustrasing that phase, WAS
contained in proclamation. addressed May
81, to the soldiers and sailors dispatched to
Soukoum Kalch. In the course Of this proc
lamntion the Sultan said:
NevcF has mors siana1 opportunity been given
you Of making your nAmes tllustr1ous Of achlov-
Ing career In this world, which pcrishab!c, and
gaining yonr taivatlon In tho other, which Is
eternal 1ou ars now marching not only under
the standard Of the ottomans. but unacr that OF
1sisn,sn,, fou arc deputcd 10 Gght for Tho do.
livery OF yuns eo-fcligiouisls. Your sovereign,
therefore, cnyies Jau, for, a. tho verso fays.
"paradise Is shalowtil by eabrcs," wh!c1, means
that you will win Paradise BY your victorious
blades, Con viii help yau, and tho spirit Of th q
Prophet viii bu satisfied Of two thlngn-thAt you
will either saeridco ynur livcs for the dciiveraneo
oS your oppressed brethren, and thua fn6t1 t}op'a
onlcrs, or oseaps death and rcmstn victorious. In
either case yon will receive your rewards, whether
IN This life or the next.
This proclamation not only confirms the
statement made somo time since that The
banner Of tho Prophet had been raised, but
It also accounts for tho fury and fanaticisu,
with which tho Turks fight Under The prom
isc Of rewards in this life II they survive the
battlefield, nnd Of tho glories Of Paradise II
they arr killed.
, 1877-06-16

they are to accept in terms TINT which they
nre forced to accept In fnct. It Is not per-
haps matter Of great moment, 10 far ~
practical RESULTS are concerned, whsther the
Conatitution Of Georgia declares tho Nation
al Government to be supreme or not. Tho
national authority will still extend ovcr
Georgia In tho aauao manner and degree IS
heretofore. The late War will still be
= branded ~ A rebellion, IL not By tho
Constitution Of Georgia, At least by major-
ity Of the people Of tho United States,
and by tho very existence of Geor-
gia as State in tho Union from
which abe once attempted 10 seccde.
Dut the movement for new Constitution Is
to DO doplored for the effect It will haye In
producing fresh political agitation In that
stato, and thereby unsettling the minds Of
the people. Georgia, like all the other
Southern States, Inns been afflicted by politi-
cal activity, and needs At present nothing
moro seriously than a period Of quiet aud
devotion to commercial and agricultural pur-
suits. The State cannot afIosd tho luxury Of
q Constitutional Convention and dnc-Bpnn
sentiments at this timc. All that shall bo
dono in this direction wilt have the effect to
shnke popnlnr confidence at the North in tho
integrity Of Southern promises, and 10 post.
pono indefinitely tho destruction Of tho Sec
tional limo IN politics, which il now the ptin.
cipal barrier in tho way Of national pros
v,oritv
, 1877-06-16

A strange atory comes from ut. Vernon,
III. The National hank Of that town ship
ped a package OF $4,000 to tho Third No
tionnl Bank Of St. Louis Inst Monday by
Atlan's' express. A paclago was received by
tho st. Louis bank, seals intact and wrapper
untouched, but containing brown pape: In
stsad Of the bills., Bank and express ofacials
are investigating, mud the solution Of tho
mystery will bo awaited with interest, Tha
clevcrness aad ingenuity required to
accomplish the robbery in manner 80 artls-
tio and pnzzllng were something extraorli-
nary, and unlcaa 1t shall transpirs that the
money waa stolen by somebody connected
with the Sit. Vernon bank, the affair will
remain memorable among the achievements
Of expert thieves.
, 1877-06-16

In the list Of responses 10 Tho ADVERTISE
mont for bids for $50 bonds Of $1,000 each
to DO issued by the City Of Chicago, bearing
interest at per cent and running twenty
years, but ono bidder offered less than TOO
cents on tho dollar, while, In the estimation
OF other capitalists, the security was SO
thoroughly satisfactory ~ to elicit ofIers Of
premiums ranging up to s1.oG. At this
figure 100 bonds we're sold, and mona went
at less than 91.031, tho premium On tho
entire lot amounting to S12,125. It is
worthy Of noto TINT onr own capitalists ont
bid tho Eastern monoy-lendors, showing how
high chicago's credit ia rated by tho people
who know best how to rate It correctly.
, 1877-06-16

Tia Dopnorynfa Lnvo n1-aalv haonr t},a
Presidential comnaivn for 1ss6 T'bero oro
av,,ercaa of n a,rony 1I,.nn,cr. ,rovs,eon,
.,,,ich Ia i,,tenao9 M, na..,v - ~. r..
nn,cvs to,,,nra ,w, =, ~, nv ~. a,,t -, -.
.xav T,,oro I, n atoton,ant ,h,t 10 r.,.-,
i'm ,on,,orc;1 NJ Trxnn,cx. H. Now WI
80 ;ntoraod n fnrIto- lilo prns;Jnnt,..
.a..,...;.a. IT,, =, 1880. !. .-n. .'"ss"s.~.
~ invita- T,1nrx who nsua,,atinc . t,,a n".
,ss.s .so,- .t..,s H., ~. ta.s,as,. -,
snas,,, [ ri T., h;s own ;nt"rsss ~ Nh, IT, u..ans".s
H., . oxa,. odva,t,.. f~,,a A.. ,,-ov,,...n..
oA0-u ~, -. 49, 4, ''A3 Va Nn,"A~e -.
snht no WIZ oo AWAY N Europe anu VII! nos
b0 called upon to make my moro speeches,
while T11pgN at lomo will be tcupted with
onr,rtr,,t,cs e,1 nr,hab,v k;t, tin..,f ~
..... - A. w.
oY h'a own at'esanoos. Luz tue most con"
aplcuous evidence OF HEspR1uKa' candidaturo
Ia found in tba excoptiouRl promlnance md i'm.
,,,-,.,,a tvh,ch tba r.or3sv;,ta 1,.-;xr Iou,nn,
E a. .p,,1 ~"
e4saatotne anuooaeo"aa' tAat LIAM VOORHEES,
will enter tho held next year as candidate
, 1877-06-16

,a sh.reI ~, hns .s.cr, md nes"e
the mar whom thoy feIt deserved to carrv ths ban.
ncr In tho nEht. Naturally. tho result st St. foua
ras bitterly disappointing ana ssaeny aen'ca,lns
ill., H.. - '' .hs, so,t shotr swr.r oss and f.t,
Into lno eheertuly and heartily, mindful that the
world was not yet conc to an end. and hopefu1 Of
IT, fasafc Ine5 we're fen', ,e"aaea -" tof .net
~ .h. too ,Sn st.,, out ~ H. o,.,nw,ent w hi,n
dylnr araY to California,
Now. IL XIr, u1spn1cxs' campaign for 1850
ia 10 boipaueureted by hitting DAN voonu1rs
against Gov. Monrov, wo are willing, and we
don't believe TINT Gov. Mon7os, nor any Of
Ills friends, nor anybody interested In tho
success Of the Republican party, will have
tho slightest objection to uruc against II,
Erot, A., ooootrr1 ~ tha .n,npnfo,, ,orf1 mi
, 1877-06-16

The C1,!snIu produce markets wero generally
quiet yesterday and sscadlcr. Mess pork coscA 10e
per brl higher, ut St:.G1s;l1265 for July and
81@. T3nGeln.1b fnr August. Lard closed Tic
per 100 ns higher. at 81. 171sGl8.70 for Jn,y and
So. I'LL for August. Meats were 1encr, 1T 4Sc
for looro shoulders, Bt;c for do short tlbt, ami
0hc for to short elcar. 1llrhwfncs we're un.
changed. At OF per gal1on. Lake frctghts were
In fair demand. at &c Ior corn 10 Buffalo Flou,
vas quiet and firm. Whcat c,osed !lc lower. al
sl.4o't for casl. Or dnnc md s1.+7H for July.
Corn cloret! steady. at 45,,c cart and 48c sr,lc,
July. Oath closed easier, at :ssltc cash and 37At
for July. Rye WAS heavy, at u5G18dc. Barley
was quoted at 85l0Oc for new no. 9, sellc,
September. Hogs wcru active. nud closed firm d,
&c advance. Cattle wore quiet and e5c lower,
with salcs at So 00GG 90 for poor to choice,
Sleon ruled stcadr. Ono hundred dollars tn told
would buy s10j. 90 In Elcci,lscks nt tho close.
, 1877-06-16

not their laborcd rcfutatlon OF CON-
WIN sutfH, bat their Implied hostility
to tho dominant party Of tho United statcs.
We find such \ paper as the Toronto Aaa
speaking Of " the tyranny It has been tho mis-
fortune Of the South to cntluro"; and deelar-
tug that the 4, ,000, 900 frcctncn Of Canada would
BE- thorn In tbs stdc Of tha Republican party
Il they should ever be Riven the suffrage under
our Constitution. There is no occasion for
alarm In Canada. No considerable party in ths
United 6tatcs desires. to hayo that country
against TIM will OF tho people who occupy It !;
on tho contrary, tho Canadians would bo obliged
70 beg rcry hard for admission 10 tho linton be-
fore theY coull quiet tho scriuuS objections that
would bo raised to IN increase Of tho Territory
Of the Unltod 8tAtea.
, 1877-06-16
THE rUDLIU CREDIT.

r,%-
', ~ oy u.. .a.oaa u'vos'.4 ~ "en a,, 40 a'sc,'
"aa.us. '"u :,, ~ wv ...' s'.so. ao'.
a' 10 '.,'s =. WI ~ 49, '.n :. ~ ~ ~" ~ oue
ua'.o"A A.s,' s,se's' way, =. - ~.'o' ,. u"'o
.. n.os" t.sas " ~ p..a a,.: ~ es'u. A'ons u,
suoso wv ofpooo 1Ho 4pnons.1%",1 MN ~ ~ ~
,,, w W sAAe s''.4N - su' ~" ~" '~A4ef
s.,",. "a'Ia p"p0'' A'"o'e'' A''' 'A' 'snoos ~
' =. ,:,,u. -. .,, pr...,.n..z ,,,..,,., ....
th.t thc registered md couoon ~ nor cent ban,s
are payable, according TO tho laws authorizing
iheiF Issue aOd according to the lanqaass printed
apon sne 'asS y, 1ne M oona' osea s'a.es seo CONE
I'll tho % Tine te ,aws ~ nroyIird s for the eo1nare NJ
silrcr DOLLAR md In strict construction Of Inv tho
bonds arc payable In silrcr dollars II tho United
s.a;es eioaa oosefn'ao 70 resume INC eo,n"so ol
thnn outhcri,o1. "~'""' "'0A~"' ~ 'A'''
Tint ia a complets answer to TIM who1o
in the coin Of tho United States. silver md
gold. d lccal tender ond Of Tho weight md
aneness as established by Inv in forco In
Ir,v 7a7o rbo, c,ntroct IL ,vr;++s,, o,, ~,
fnca ~ ,ho hona rtiano, a MAR, ,oc,,n,
ca1tv. Thcra ,yo. NJ lint time ,,or,1;no ,
pronoa;tion fo, nm internat{onoy atarlar5 of
co,n hv which lin American ooclo md ,,,o
sf1var ,1n,,or and +ha n5tjol, sor,ro;r7n o,,1
ira a;,x.r sb,l,ino anil Tia Eronch G.rrav
AusIrion md iii co;paoo Of al1 otber co,,u'
trica ahon1d t,avc oouiyalent valuoa accorf,;rv
In their ,,onom;na,,ona Thua tIo 1o,f oo1io
md Hr;t;a,, sovoreion and tho o:.frano
Froncb nioco .hon1a ba ~ tho soroo vo;1t.
md f,rorcsv and tho r.fronc a,]vor or,, H.
, 1877-06-16

With ell the ceremonies and state appe1-
tanning u 10 important . matter, Gen.
GnAsr was presented yesterday with the
Freedom Of London done up in = gold
caaket emblazoued with the mingled arms
and devices Of tho great city and tho United
States. The ovation was grind, The banquet
probably excellent, snd unquestiouatly 1t
was IN occasion Of absorbing interest
10 all concerned. In proposing tho health
Of ths distinguished guest, the Lord
Mayor welcomed hiIn ~ friend aud a. one
of the foremost representatives. Of the Ams1-
lem nation, expressing a hope That both
might iite long and prosper. Endoxius a
, 1877-06-16

In d few days the Pension Agents will
know their fato. This subject OF the general
consolidation Of the offices was considered
in Cabinet yesterday, and tho extent to
which the original order IL to be modified
was ngrecd upon. II is said tho Illinois of-
tico hos boon secured for Springfield, tho In
flucuco exercised by Gov. cuIIo& and sona-
tor OaLEapr, md the tacit cooperation OF
sonator Davis, having been moro powerful
than any which Chicago waa Rb!e to bring 10
haar
, 1877-06-16

Fire executions, three at New Orleans,
ons ut Dayton to-, and ons ut Newman
(Ga.), Yesterday. mark the way Of tho trans.
gressor nnt1 tho aslerltieH Of tho roasl
Three Of tho cu1prita killed women 1.-TWO
their wiyes), md tic other two had ut leaat
tho coE.solin. reflection TINT they selected
uen fer their victims. Sono died hard and
somo easy, mud iu fact 1t was very sue.
ccssful n{Iair all around,
, 1877-06-16

Vesuvius threatens another eruption, and
there Is a prospect TINT pompc1l wtll BE- buried
again. Only onc-half tho city has been c1-
humcd, and It's rcIntcrmcnt will involve an I'M.
mcnse losa to those who 1,avo been interested in
digging It out from the mass OF mud and vol.
cantc deposit that cnvelopcd itc1ghtccn hundred
yca9o ARo.
, 1877-06-16

4 correspondent who bought dog for m
Esqumaux is fearful TINT tho brute Is spitz,
and sonds description OF him for Information
~ to his breed. II IL difficult to distinguish
between tho two from cxternats. but II tho
correspondent will send tho upper half OF tho
dogs brain and portion OF tho vcrtcbre. no
will checrfu1ly decide.
, 1877-06-16

"A sun-dance," with MA1nTox kicks and
tin-pan accompaniment, il areported in course
of preparation at L.ttlo Wild.IIorse Lako, in
Montana, near tho British Possessions
These ahindtga are prodigious occasions In
the Indian estimation, and St7rrsu DuL1 is
expected to swing leg md announce his
policy for tho future,
, 1877-06-16
PERSON AL,

Tho worst has Just bson told nbont Erig-
ham Toupa. Hc was once an Indian Agent.
Even the Saturday Rerieu ceases .ts Arncsi-
can snasl long enough 10 speak In terms Of adaira-
lon Of Gen. 9saut.
III. Oliver Wendell Holmes, Jr., has boen
chosen amembcf Of tho Harvard board Of Oyerassss
for the full term OF slx years.
The SUCCESS Of "Sidonio" has Induced
Aeasss. Estes and LavEiat to bring out another Of
pAuders novels, entitled "Jaek."
4 Juror In Lon Ion asked 10 be excused On
tha scors Of old ago, and, when tho Court denied
hn the privilege, died In aspttcful' and sudden
war.
Tho secret of tho succes. Of the Murphy
temperance movement In the Eastern States 10 said
to bo that 1t IL crusade against liquor which does
not cruelty tbs llquorsuea'ers.
I''1Hets famous bit OF advice to porsons
about to 10 uarr,ed-" Dsn't"-has now been
supplemented by word Of comfort to shoas who
Wish 10 make hoHas happJ-''Lssvo H."
The priests In the Caucasus exhibit fur
cap belonging to tho late schamyl to tho moun.
salneess, and Avsr that 1t dropped from heaven,
being sent to anctss them To q fresh rebellion.
A Berlin paper thus illustrates wnr opinion
In Germany, First uusgher-'' 80 No ara likely
70 0AF0 &uQtupk H&F Mha Ef&QGG{-' 6ECVQQ
uurshes-"Lot us pray they may thrash ~, 70
that they may b. ~ poor ~ we arc."
John Jay'a tribute to Mr.. Motley contains
4 complete defense Of ha conduct In ot1elal life,
and m implied impeachment OF the loyeSnmsnt In
IT. dealings with him. Tha Now York Hlstos1cal
Bociety. before whom this paper waa read. refaaed
10 spread 1t upon The records on acconnt OF IL
reelection upon the Govatnmenk
At tho late sals Of tho effects Of tho no
torious Cora Peart In London, the baroness X,
aftes atfre contest secured llltls tEipket at !
fancy price, to tho aAtoatshment Of her companion,
tlil she explained that sho wanted that particular
object ~ a souvenir Of her departed husband. Tho
paaan papers tell tho story, and II must be trus.
A couplet Of Victor 1Iugo's, not IncoEpo-
ratel In hts pabishcd works, mas doTotsd to NsaEd.
II rad:
sses a a. ss.s
The World translates It thus:
s 4s.s ss,as tns I'll ssss g
A1r. Whitelsw Roid will be apt to swarm =
ous of hts young men who has been guilty Of tho
tudccorum Of wtitfuG3 "Mr. Evarta has taken tho
Rspohlie vt Peru BY tho car" Mt. Eyasts hAs
not In fact, done anything Of tho ktnd; ana W
don't fancy having tho literary etyle Of tbs yassar
students, who Rad tho New York 1r4bHat, cor.
suptod By such vulgssisma.
Mr. Edwin White has left to tho Metro.
polltan Mussum biz picture Of s'The Antlquasy"; !;
10 Amherst which gsse him his u. A, dsKres, hs
picture of The - Sabbath Of tho Kmlxrapts"; 70
tho seminary In South lladlsy-hs native tuWa--
blu paInt'ng Of "Leonardo dA vtnsi and His Pu+
ptls"; and 10 The Yale Ars-Gallssy his largo un*
anlshsd picture Of tho '.Styntns Of ths Compact in
ths Cabin Of tn Maydoner."
An inqui1ing friend who read paragraph
ir a,xgA MI thA 1r+n nrt}