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ton was over and that we IA,
half a dozen ormOre of Presidents
Preparations are being mad,
for the usual ceremonies attend
Ing the Inauguration Of Presidcbl
Of the United states, whoever il
may be.
I inc Democrats finding that the
result is not likely to be as tbev
anticipated, now charge that the
measure ? settlmg Tie Presideb.
hal complication by an electoral
commission was a Republican
trick. The fact is, the measure
received almost the solid support
of the democrats, and the main
opposition 10 it in both bouses
was from the republicans. There
can be no manner Of doubt that
the republican party Leaders were
%distrustful Of the measure. as
Welding certain advantages o po.
they conceived they held
IN the matter Of having The presi-
leniiai count made by the Pre,i-
dent Of the Senate. On tbc otbor
there can be no doubt that
The democratic party leaders held
That they were gaining material
by sending the case 10 n
commission instead of afIording
he republicans the dreaded OPP
Doriunlty of counting inn the
through the presiding
Of the Senate.
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F.
The Ton Fer Cent Inv.

4 correspondent Of the Knox
willie Tribune writes:
Ten per cent. is even too mucl
Tor Dung America, to pay on
capital to- invest in a kndable
working enterprise, Or to invest
IN a small house to i've in.
in view of the necessary--not to
say onerous-taXes which must
be levied on all improvements
whiclt'he may make with the mo
ney so borrowed.
Ills true that some men have
succeeded indsiRg on "loans'' at
the modern urusious rates, but
far more have failed. The at
tempt to argue that the reduction
to 6 or eight per cent. will drive
capital from the State is set at.
'cst by Gov. John Q. Browns
asst message to the State Legis-
nre. He said that The 10 per ct.
ate was eRacted to bring in cash
'ecurc It's Investment, but had
ignaIlY failed and was onerous
md should be repealed.
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TENNESSEE RIVER, Feb. 8, 1877
EDIroRs HERALD:
suppose you remember the letter
] wrote you about the 25th Of last
October, in regard to the murder
q Mr.. Joseph Davis, at Brittsyille,
by one negro, Dow. Jackson. / saw
Sheriff j. II. Fuilcr, this morninr on
the steamer "lncy .Cokcr,.' taking
Jackson out on Il pleasure trip in The
direction Of Nashville, where heis 10
stay two years in the State prison Az
a lccompencc FOR his "nlanly"i deed
In'S l think Is quite q leugthy space
OF time compared with death at once,
but | guess it is fair. Jackson looked
rs gay as a spring bird, and / guess
viii live out his term and then Get
'nt TODD some other deed iGsta as bad.
oia not get to speak but afcw words
o the sheriff, and did not learn the
in the trial.
Very Respectfully, :
l. W. Hour
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Al the members Of the Grand
Commission took a solemn oath
to decide the Presidential dis.
putes according 10 LAW. still the
Democratic members votedint The
interest Of lilden. Did they not
perJure themselves! Are such
men as they the kind Of men to
be Supreme Judges of the Great
est nation in the world? Let
them leave their seats that more
honorable men may MI their pla
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The dispatches Of Friday last
brought us the news that an at.
tempt was made in New Orleans
to assassinate Gov. Packard
Whether or mott it was done with
orders from the Democratic CON
spirators' headquarters is not
known. Anyhow it was but the
commencement ofwhat the coun-
try may look for. The following
are the particulars from there:
Two meu called at the door of
the State House and asked for
Gov. Packard. One claimed TO
be an eX.Federal officer, the 9th,
er a discharged soldier. They
we're brought to the head of the
stairs, when the one claiming to
be a correspondent named We'll
don, Of the Philadelphia Press,
and who desired to see the Gov.
WIS sent in. He found Packard
seated at his desk talking to
Judge Foreman. Weldon took q
vacant chair to Gov. Packard's
left, and asked: When can I see
you Gov. Packard turned to.
ward him and found apistol poin-
ed at his head. Gov. Packard
struck the pistol down, which was
discharged, taking effect in Gov.
Packard's right knee. Governor
Knocked Weldon down,
several persons drew pis-
tolls and fired, wounding Weldon t,
seriously but not fatally. The :
man who Shot Coy. Packard says J
lis name is Henry Weldon, of I
Philadelphia, where be has q
mother aud sister. Weldon says .
Ie had tour persons associated =
With him, but they ilinched, The !
nam who came with him to the I
cad of the stairs was arrested, a
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Tine 7'rcisioH of the EiectoraI
f.IbHnGiin Their Favor.
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5saisS as'd wheeler q the
Presidents.
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Notices Of the Press.

Notices Of the Press. s
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Gov, Porter has signed the bill
postponin$ he collection Of tayes
till May 10Th. Int
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SAFE.

'fha& the ConaiIIon the Conn.
try IN in.
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Game chickens for saie.-Ap.
ply to the Knoxville Tribune and
Nashville banner. They are the
dung bill' stock
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lngersQl Of illinois said there
was not u living man or woman,
oreyen a child yet to be born
lhat would ever see another
Democratic President in Amer
"a, 1t looks now as if he knew
whit he was asserting.
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with incarceration in the pen.
ltentiary. This spectacle NAV
well shock the American people.
fit shall cause them to arise in
theirJight and solemnly deter
mine that frauds in elections by
bribery. intimidation, and assas-
sination shall, from this moment.
cease forever In this land, then.
good may come out Of the evil
that has beeneehmitted.
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O. s. TIPTOy.
~. o. Virgins,
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The DesnOcratic Members Vot-
According 90 Party Bias.
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yhe Patriotic C0ncIuSiOn
~ Cached by a Vote OfS 60 =.
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Scr which Let the Great Ruler
OF tiIe Universe be Praised.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-19
ENOCH ARDEN IN NEVADA.
From the Tuscarora Reyiew.l


The usual Stiffness and quiet OF our town was some.
what RULED by a romance which, though wholly un-
forseen bids fair TO lead to lawsuit II that IN
the year 1859 Mrs. -, now n resident of our town,
was the daughter OF wealthy citizen OF Ohio and In
the spring of 1862 became the wife OF well-to-do
young SHORTLY alter the marriage however. The
young husband started Tor California with party VINO
the plains. For months and months
did the anxious young wife wait vain Tor tldln2s
her absent husband At last, unable to bear tho
SUSPENSE she starred In search OF him. Arriving IN
California she learned that the train with which her
husband departed had been attacked on the plans by
Indians aud. us reported, every soul murdered
This, of course terrible revelation 10
the fond wife, and shc wandered to and FRO
In search Of all the world held dear Tor
her, took up her residence IN California; where, few
years later, she was courted and won by Mr.. -,
VINO was totally unacquainted with her former mar
rage did she enlghten ham on the subject. They
then took up their residence In Nevada, where they
have lived SINCE he ~ ignorance OF Ms wifca
former marriage, ana she thinking her husbanda
still blepching the plains where, years ago,
they had been LETT by the mercicss redskins. Bat
now comes the grand denouement week or 50
SINCE the husband whom she supposed dead turns up
IN Eko, after his absence OF twenty years, TO claim
his BRIDE OF course her second husband strenuously
objects threatens tho nterloper with death should
he cross tho threshold of his house to destroy the
peacel illness OF tho family. The Enoch Arden de-
ciarcs his intention OF recovering his lost BRIDE We
will drop the this most romantic scene ana
wait patiently Tor the result.
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Of conscrps while the other basque provinces pre-
ferred 70 pay the exemption money.

ferred 70 pay the exemption money.
DEFEATED prLL
In the House of Lords last night the government wal
again defeated on the Burials bill Tho Earl OF Har.
rowby moved that where friends OF deceased person
object TO the Church OF England service they may die
pense with II or substitute other service, even though
the deceased Is buried in cnurchyard.
The Duke OF Richmond, Lord President of the Coun-
Gil, said he would the motion with decided neg.
alive, II would operate very unjusty the clergy
The motion, however, passed by 127 to Ill.
WITHDRAWING GRACEFULLY.
consideration of the bill adjourned for week "a
allow him TO consult his colleagues The government
will probably withdraw the bill. 1t Is to DO noted that
II, 345 clergymcn recently slgnei protest against
Lord Harrowby's motion.
FREE LOVERS IN TROUBLE
The OF Charles Bradlaugh and Mrs Annie Be-
SAINT, the free thought advocate who were arrested
time since on charge Of printing and publishing
apamphlet alleged to be Of immoral character which
adjourned TO allow the defendants time to prepare
their defence, was begun to-day before Lord Chief
Justice Cockburn and special jury The Solicitor
General spoke, condemning the book az Indecent.
NAUGHTY POPULAR.
Mrs. Bcsant replied defending the book, denying
adjournment OF the Court Since the beginning Of the
the circulation OF tho book has increased
from 200 copies yearly 10 100000
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THE MOUNT CARMEL TORNADO.

DEATH OF ANOTHER WELLINGTON rRIBUTIoNs
FOR RELIEF.
MOUNT CARMEL, Ill, Juno 49, 1877.
Robert Coulter, who was wounded during the late
tornado, died this morning. IL Is now thought that
the OF the wounded will recover. II has rancd
nearly every DAY since tho storm, which has caused
the loss OF great deal Of property which otherwise
might have been saved. some low persons have COM
menced TO rebuild
So about 600 has been received for the relief
fund ST. Louis did nobly. Shc has sent about ST, 100
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

General Stewart Van yict. United States Army 10
the Holman. Colonel George 5. Bangs OF Chicago,
is at the ST. james Ex-Governor G. C. washburn. OF
Wisconsin; John II. b. Latrobe, OF Baltimore and ex.
Congressman Leonard Myers, OF Philadelphia, and
James Marvin, Of Saratoga, N r., are at the Fifth
Judge l.. II. Bisbcc, OF Chicago. Is at the St
Nicholas Senator William d. Woodin. OF Auburn, N.
w. is at the Metro politun. Robert L Randall, OF VIII
mingtou, Del, IS at the Now York. J. NJ Walker, Of
Chicago, Is at tho Windsor
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BOARD OF TRADE.

PHILADELPHIA, June Is. 1871
The Philadelphia Board Of Trade, at meeting 70.
night passed the following resolution
Resolved That this Council request the National Board
ofTrade memorabilia Congress, amend the lmme.
date Transportation act passed july 1870 rs to repeal
that which requires consgnee his
cute bond AZ port arrival specified In
lions and OF said
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CAMDEN, n. j., Juno Is, 1877.
One OF the track aborers the Philadelphia and
Atlantic City Railroad having boon discharged tho
rest OF the mcn numbering about 100, have stopped
work The mon are campcd near Bettlc's Wood, about
four miles from this place, ana making threats OF
violence against any who take thor places The
Sheriff with strong posse has gone 10 dispense them
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The steamship Russia viii leave this port
Wednesday Tor Queenstown and Liverpool.
The mails for Europe will close at the Post once al
nine o'clock A. NJ.
TmE NEw YoRK INSTRUMENTATION for Europc-wiD
be ready at halt-past eight O'Clock In the morning
Single copies, IN wrappers for mailing, SIX cents
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'LONGSHOREMEN'S STRIKE.

MONTREAL, Juno Is, 1871
There is o serious strike ut the wnarvcs TO- ight
Three hundred aborers demand pay at the old rates
Work on he steamship Sandman and other vessels
mas stopped The water police are out with rifles TO
protect fresh hands.
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SAENGERFEST.

scmSEcTADy, y. Y, June Is, 1871.
The German Quartet Club OF this city, assisted by
singing clubs IRON Albany Troy and the surrounding
country he'd grand sacngcrfest and picnic here to-
aay. -Four Thousand seoole participated.
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MURDER WITH A KNIFE.

BALTIMORE, Juno Is, 1877.
Nicholas Mitchell, dairyman, was fatally cut with
knife by Edward harvey, y truck driver, to-day,
while engaged In alteration.
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SUICIDE OF A POLITICIAN.

GALVESTON, Texas, June 49, 1871
Selim Rinker well known politician, formerly
editor Of Flakes Bulletin and at the time OF his death
Treasurer OF Galveston county, committed suicide
this morning by shooting through the head.
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IN " the acceieration OF discoveries
IN every branch OF science, the material
PioeleSS Vi 'he MASSES aha the setting up VI
ioi'ief s'anoards Oh private taste ana puDiic
virtue.
-.
),
t..
:,
OF the united States, caiilng on minister
Boxer 70 respond.
MR. BOXERS SPEECH.
MT. Boxer made brief response IN
wnicn he dwelt upon the Importance OF
sustaining friendly relations between Eng
iand ana America, and the anxiety OF
America Tor English amity during the
penang war.
THE HEALTH OF GENERAL GRANT
Earl Granville responded by proposing
the health OF ''the illustrious statesman and
warrior General Ulysses s. Grant, allud-
ING in the course Of his nithv sneecb To the
benefcent results accruinc to both nations
England and America. he said, snay.
civilization throughout the universe recog-
nized in General Grant one Of those extra
ordinary instruments of divine providence
bestowed in it's benefcence to the human
race.
GENERAL GRANTS REPLY
upon rising 10 reply 70 inc TOAST uenerai
Uran' was greeted Win perfect s'orn OF
applause
i am overwhelmed ne said' with
inc kihoness SHOWN Dy Engi'snmen
10 me ana expressed 10 America regret
that l am unable Adequately 10 express
even Win VIC 'eHiP '1'ion - 10 ~ u 'ne
o"hlPresen' enterprise o. 'he NE" AoHA
hEsALD-lcn eers)-o express my 'nanAS
ior Tue inaniioio ira'ernAi cour'esies : nave
received
!,
ira'efnal sentiments Oh 'he IngiiSn people,
anu '"e uesile " AAiefica ~ ienuei ~ Aue'
qua'e response
LOVE OF THE MofAEA cooSfAf'
Spss'A "a ASA1' WV - 0oA
sinueu' "' -
Dosom WHICH, ~ 10 III possiD'e iof ine "oo'
qua'eiy 70 present NEVER nave ianen'eo
% luon 20 ~" 10y po''t'y - pA'A''' y
give oue ApiessAon " 10y "n'''on ~ 'n'
ino'nef coun'fy'
ALOPTY HOPE.
General Grant spoke under the pressure
Of unusual feeling and continued with
unusual eloquence to express the hope
that his words, so far as they had
uAy vnAuC, wOuASA " AAS"AN 49, 1871 So"A-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-19
WELLAND CANAL NAVIGATION.
TBoRoLp. Ont,

TBoRoLp. Ont, June Is, 1871.
vessel named the Sea Gull this morning carried
away both headgates OF Lock No. 81, on the Weland
Canal. Navigation will probably be resumed to-
morrow night.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-19

.HOW MUCH BETTER I LOOK" RECENTLY
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