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The daily gazette., 1877-08-28
HOW MEADE ESCAPED.
GENERAL LEES DISAPPOINTMENT AT
THE FAILURE TO FOLLOW UP THE
FIRST nAY,S SUCCESS

GENERAL LEES DISAPPOINTMENT AT
THE FAILURE TO FOLLOW UP THE
FIRST Days SUCCESS.
Colonel W. II. Taylor in Phila. Weekly
Times.
General Lee witnessed the flight of
the Federals through Gettysburg and up
the hills beyond. He then directed me
to go to General Ewell and TO say to him
that, from the position which he occupi-
ed, he could see the enemy retreating
over thse hills, without organization and
in great confusion, that it was only me-
cessary to press, "tho1e people" in order
to secure possession of the heights, and
that, if possib BILE, he wished him to do
this. In obedience to those instructions,
I proceeded Immediately to General
EVIL and delivered the order of Gener-
al Lee; and, after receiving from him
some message for the commanding gem
eral in regard to the prisoners captured,
returned to the latter anu reported that
his order had been delivered General
Ewell did not express any objection, or
indicate the existence of any impedi-
ment, to the execution of the order con-
veyed to him, but left the impression
upon my mind that i5 would be executed.
In the exercise of that discretion, how
ever, which General Lee was accustoms
ed to accord to his lieutenants, and pro-
badly because of an undue regard for his
admonition, given early IN the day, not
to precipitate general engagement,
General Ewell deemed it unwise to make
the pursuit. The troops were not moved
forward, and the enemy proceeded to
occupy and fortify the position which it
was as signed that Generals Ewell should
seize. Major General Edward johnson,
whose division reached the field after
the engagement, and formed on the left
of Early, in conversation had with me,
since the war, about this circumstance,
in which sought an explanation of our
inaction at that time, assured me that
there was no hindrance to his moving
forward, but that. after getting his com-
mand in line of Dattl-, AMI before 1t be-
came seriously engaged or had advance d
any great distance, for some unexplained
reason, he had received sr,lers to halt
This was after General Lees message
was delivered to General Ewell.
The daily gazette., 1877-08-28
CUTTING DOWN WAGES IN ENG
.o l. LAND. ..,.

The notices of reduction of five per
cent. in wages which the cotton spinners
of che Bolton district in England have
served ola their workers expires on Thurs
day, and on Friday unless there be a Set
Element meantime, upwards of 10000
operatives will be ON strike, majority
of whom are unconnected with any union
yet are determined to resist the reduction
The masters, who have an association,
are also frm. II is no secret that some
of the mill-owners have accumulated
large stocks, varying In value from flOO,
600 to f250,000, and they declare a re-
duction the only alternative.
The daily gazette., 1877-08-28
PERUVIAN SYRUP
PERUVIAN SYRUP
From q Merchant.
NoRrH sEARsMoNr. Sent. Q, 1s7I

NORTH SEARSMONT, Sept 3, 1870.
Dear Sir-It gives me very great pleasure
to inform you of the benefit received from
the use of PERUVIAN SYRUP in my
own family. My wife, for the past ten
years, has been in feeble health-very
much debllit tted generally. Last Spring
she concluded TO try bottle of PERU
WAN SYRUP, and was SO we'll pleased
with the result, continued its use until three
or four bottles had been used, and she is
now in better health than at any time for
ten years, and has increased in weight from
110 pounds to 126H. have EN- mployed ply
sicians, and used a great variety of patent
medicines, to the extent OF hundreds of dol
lars, and Know she received more benefit
from the P PERUVIAN SYRUP than all the
rest together. ...
MY sales of the Syrup are very large
and constantly increasing, and l do not hes
itate to recommend and even warrant it to
give satisfaction. If you desire you are at
liberty to use this communication as you
see Mt, as 1t gives me pleasure to recon-
mend 80 good an article to suffering hu-
manity. Yours truly,
ITHIEL PEASE.
The daily gazette., 1877-08-28
SOLVING THE TRAMP PROBLEM

EVANSVILLE, Aug. 27.-The expert
ment OF arresting tramps and compelling
them to work on the streets is being
tried here with great success. When first
arrested some are little fractions and
refuse to work, but when put in dark
cell and I'D on bread and waJer, they
soon yield. One Of the prisoners who
was sentenced to pay fine of $25 or
forty days in Jail, after one days work
ing breaking stone on the street was so
opposed to working for board that he
paid the fine. The plan is good in two
ways-the streets are improving and
thereSare fewer arrests.
The daily gazette., 1877-08-28
The organ Ia surmountsd by ,cruwn and
hiahnnta

The organ Ia surmountsd by a icrown and
bishops. mitres. .,.-
Tue crown which was taken down during
the revolution, aud was down tor fifty years
has since been returned 10 its place. The
organ was sent to the church by George III
Justat the door rs You enter Is u b ,auti-
ful tablet erected to the memory Of the
young men irom this church wuo died ID the
late war. 1t is said this church has bsen
preserved in Its original form since its ffest
cOmpletton. crl yrrIl-. r.ii
Altnoagh Unitarian CT orch the service
OF the church OF England is stlll retained
except the creed, and tue Unitarian dox no
gy.7 isl .4
These thoughts are facts-were written
roughly during nv visit. Delieve it wouIt
spoil any merit they may have to revis'
them, SO you m ust read them as they frs
occurred to mt If you road then Mt all:
.I. ..-..t. ..f.. G. W. r.
The daily gazette., 1877-08-28
CIVIL q THE UNTUTORED
RED MAN.

Mau-who. .Carries-the-Sw and Two
Bears, who accompanied Buffalo Will
ham Cody from the Plains, were all in
vited into saloon in Front street, and
beakers of foaming lager were placed
before them. Then it was that the pos
sibility of civilizing the Indian and max
ing HIM adopt the customs of refined
society became apparent. The. chiefs
took their glasses with as much grace
and ease as if natives of Berlin and to
the manner born. They quatfed the
amber-colored fiuid without flinching
aud when another spot" was placed be-
fore them were nothing 10th.
The daily gazette., 1877-08-28

If was said years ago of Earl Russell
in his "Lord John" days, that there was
nothing to which he did not consider him
se1f equal, and that at weeks hoCiGe ne
mel fl ,et. So with NJ. Theirs. The story
GOES M that in 1888 Theirs made ten days,
Tourney in England, and pledged himself
TO Louis Philippe to learn in that time all
that was worth knowing of the politics,
commerce com re evenues, ,religio arts, sciences
and social economy of the nation. WIN ie
there he wrote TO a man connected with
tn, Treasury the following note my
daar cir woillI YOU give me short quar-
tsr of an hour, to explain to me the tinan-
cial system of your country Always
yours. T."
The daily gazette., 1877-08-28
Killed About a Pair of Trowsers.

EAsToN, August 27.-At Port Della
ware, opposite Easton, this evening at
five o'clock, two boatmen from Newark
were playing with an old pair of pants.
Patrick Kerrigan asked VIM. Crane to
stop. Crane did not stop, and Kerrigan
picked up a heavy poker and struck
Crane under the left ear, killing him in
stantly. Kerrigan was at once arrested
by the Phillipsburg N. j. There was no
previous quarrel.
The daily gazette., 1877-08-28

Mr.. Irving, saysthe London Truth,
is fortunate in his friendships. The
Baroness Burdett-C -Coutts has box at
the Lyceum by the season, for which
she pays 300 guiueAs, and whenever
Mr.. Irving has benefit this munificen
lady sends him purse of 60 guneas.
The daily gazette., 1877-08-28
PERUVIAN SYRUP
PERUVIAN SYRUP
Restored to Complete
.... Health.
RROoKs ME- Semi. 7 1S

BROOKS, ME. Sept. 7, 1870.
Dear Sir-From early youth I was in
feeble health, troubled with humor in my
blood, weakness and debility of the system
generally; was unable to labor much, and
only at some light business. and then only
with great caution.
Seven years ago the past Spring had
severe attack OF Diphtheria, which left my
limbs paraly yzed and useless, so was un-
able to walk or,even sit up. Noticing the
advertisements of PERUVIAN SYRUP 1
concluded to give 1t q trial, and to my great
joy soon found my health improving. l
continued the use of the SYRUP until three
bottles hal been used, and was restored to
complete health, and have remained SO to
this day.
attribute my present health entirely to
the use of PERUVIAN SYRUP, and hold
1t in high estimation. cannot speak too
highly in its praise. have in several
cases recommended it in cases very similar
to my own with the sam good results.
Yours truly,
CHAS. E. PEARCY.
SETH w. FOWLE Il SONS, Proprie-
tors. SO Harrison Ave-. Boston. Sold by all
Druggists. Pamphlets free.
augl-m&td&w1y
The daily gazette., 1877-08-28

According to the Worcester Spy,
Senator Hoar has "reluct4ntly cousen-
ted to preside at the Massachusetts Re-
publican Convention ...
The daily gazette., 1877-08-28

A Cabinet officer saul yesterday there
wa, no or .babllty of any change ln
the Presidents Intention to call an ex-
ira session on 18TH of October.
The daily gazette., 1877-08-28

T. u = n u - =
, 1877-09-26

nsttons Of war Is On the point Of Starting for
Fevna escorted by 4 division.
FHBITzA, ecpt. 25-Thc Roumanfane hsjo
approached by firing sap 10 within eighty yaraa
OF tho second Grivfca rctloubt. tlntlouhtei1v
an assault will be made in two or three daYE.
IiIrsr pAsHA
waa rep1rted TO have entered Pteyna With onlv
small escort.
The Daily fe'cs, in its summary Of the wnr,
eonsklcrs It evident that the Russian sta!T },as
been again ontwtt'ed, and t.as permitted }mpor-
tant aid 10 reach Osuan raaha.
RUSSIAN LOSSES.
LONDON, Sent 25.-lt IL stated that the Rus
ttan md N'umanian losses leioro rIeyna e.
iced 2,, 900 killed nod wounded.
TURKISH DETACHMENT on nouxAxfAy TER.
HtTUKT.
BucuAREsT, Sept. GA Turkish detachment
has occupied q natural stronghold on 1,m,.
manian territory, under corcs Of the cuus Of
sslistr1a- They apparently Intend 10 attenrt
to cut tho railway between Golatz aud Bu.
charest-
rt3H IMPERIAL auARp.
Three infantry divisions Of The Russian Guard
reached bfefa. Unc will remain Ia that neigh.
ooshood, the two othcrs have been dispatched
70 rlesna- Nearly a1l the cavalry Of the Guard
Ia destined for ffrnovs.
ASIA MINOR,
EnzE1oun. sept. 25.-lt Is rurnored that tho
Russian Earrieon Of ArdAtan has re4riyed a re-.
tnforccr''eua Of eight battallons. Tic Russian
eentre has also been reinforced, and now con-
tatns si1tY-fonr hattaifohs Of infantry, Part
Of these rcsnforccmcnt4 were drawn from Gen,
TerGukasso1'a force, which now consists Of oplY
tTcfye tastafions.
MONTENEGRO
EUCHARIST, sept. 2j.--An Official tIffrasct
announces that tho Montcncgrtna a1o now A.
ticking Goransko.
, 1877-09-26
M'kEE.

g. Loun, Sept 26-Ihs argument IN ths
Mekeo case progressed to-day, aud Will pzoba-
bly, Gloss to-taorrow. Ii the demurrer Is OYER
r9led, she eaae viii fall; u sustained, the trial
q hlchse WI pEoeeS1 n oucs. Gen. john
bIcDonald aud CuL Juhn - Jvtco arrived ha1e
to-dsY. and will testify Il kta E{sL
, 1877-09-26

IoFnos, Sept. GA correspondent, wEttIor
oi the ffcsbolts, the merchants condemned to
lie executed. under date of Sept. T. says: "Thc
British Vice-Consul II Philltpsxpolis has cor
scntes! to represent the United States, who.e
'lce-Contu1 10 one Of the 0eshoi1s. An urgent
note has been sent 10 Mr. Schuyler, tho Amer
lean Consul 1t Constantinop,o.r
ztCur.
CoFsrATT7NorlE, Sept. e5.-Count zfchy,
Austrian Ambassador, denies having mentioned
the subject Of mediation during his recent au-
dlcncn with the 6ultau
, 1877-09-26
FOREIGN MISCELLANY.

Moscow, Sept. 25.-Laldau, Z Director OF tho
Cumhiereaal Loan Bank, sentenced IS au uccom-
pliea u Dr. Stlausbcrx, h4& abseonded.
DUTCH EiHAAuRA
Tas AAous. Sept 23-l'he Dutch budgct
shows lenclt Of $780, 0n1, chiefly In co,iso-
qucnco OF tho Achcen war. Tho Finance Ninlt-
bills,
, 1877-09-26

LONDON, Sept. A-An 0rchanie special s.ys.
Preparations azo making for tho advance OF I'll
the trsops uow hero towards plernA They iu-
clude IszEo plumbers Of Circasstans belonging to
the sultan's Guard, sona regular Albanian bat
tallons, and plumbers Of uutllsciplined irreEulass
Another iutnens1 eonsoy Of prorlsions and plu-
, 1877-09-26

North German LLOYD.

1hs HeansEs at thil Campsny xtil sstt every eslur
satss of e,.:.xo.r1oM Hav York e sgthamptoa,
eah'n xao Ro1d; stcasase so cu!ruuey For fright
aad pastags sppty 10 uELitiLttS CO.,
1toWllUf Green, E1H Sufk.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-03
A Chiness Fussrai.

There was . Chinese funeral In Virgins
Yesterday which wa conducted altar tho
most approved Of the "Nsliean
maa." The body Of tho principal party
az the affair was eneased In . neat rose.
wood coffin. and WAS conveyed to it, lasi
resting.placs by the hearse which has beer
used 10 carry out . great many oil the good
pesple Of the Comstock. The friends oil
he deceased followed In carriages at . re
spectful distance, and with tho orthodox
siovness Of gait. One thing wa partieu'
lariy noticed among the Mongolian drivers.
They appeared TO be more afraid OF thu
horses than they would have been OF theii
national devil. None Of than we're good
drivers, and turning corners seemed to b
their particular dread. As the proeessien
turned from ID street down Union, The
head carriage overturned a.d IL oecuPanh
were thrown TO the ground. For lev
minutes the jabbering was almost deafen'
ing, but in . short time the vehicle wa
rishtsi and the heathsns sent on their way
The Chinese have . burial place Of thsii
svn on the road leading from Virginis
City ~ Satro.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-03
National Thsaser.

Camille" was repeated In National
Thcater. Virginia City. last evening. and
the presentation was much better than thu
night previous. Miss Moss was equally
impressive In her manner. and the sup
port was more nearly perfect In their DIFF
ferent parts. Tho audience was highly
pleased with the rendition, and expressed
their approval by repeated rounds Of sp-
plause. This afternoon "Camills''
matinee was given by general request.
The house was filled with ladies and LITTLE
ones, who had net previously svailsd
themselves Of the opportunity Of witness.
ing the play ~ portrayed BY Miss hoss
and her company. Next Monday tho
Duvalli Sisters will make their appearance,
and will give enc Of their performances ai
the National Theatsr. They will b sup
ported BY some excellent actors from Ban
Francisco. The entertainments givsn BY
them are Of . novel and attractive char
arter,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-03

ClyOTHIRnS.

Plat a Rich, the well.kpowa and popu.
lar clothisrs. South O street. Virginia,
propose inaugurAting . new era in the
clothing business, 80 far as Gold Hin ia
concerned. They have bought out Jse
Barnert's big clothing establishment, In
Halls building. on Main street. nearly
opposite tho NEWS Office, and from now
hencsforward they will sell everything al
Virginia City prices. They have never
allowed anybody In that city 70 undcrsell
them, and propose 10 favor Gold Hill In
this respect also. They have an Immense
stock Of clothing OF the very best materials
and styles, and will allow no customer "a
leave their store unsatisned. They will
sell Just a. cheap a. they do a. Virginia,
and respectfully invite everybody 10 drop
In and inspect both goods and prices. .
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-03
CUT THIS OUT.- IT MAY SAVE
YOUR LIFE.

There 10 no rerson livipg but Whist sshsr'
more or lees with lung disesse. coughs. eoid'
or assumption, y,t some would die rather
than pay rs cents for Q bottle Of medicine tast
would cure them. DR.. A. Boschee's German
syrup has lately been introduced In this eoun.
try 2rom Germany. and It's wonderous eures
asionish every ons that tries 70. II Jos doub.
what We say In print, cot this oct and take u
cen1ts and try u. OF Q regular size for 70 cent?.
Ayrpts; OliANB d bRt0HAh, Wholesale
Dsuerists, san Francisco. California. cs1i 6m
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-
PAINTING AND PAPER HANoNo Read
the advertisement Of Robinson & No.
Ksnzic. to DO found In another column
Of this paper to-day. Painting. grain.
ing. paper hanging. etc. done to order
In the latest aud most satisfactory
style. White lead. oils. %colors. var.
nishes, wall papers, etc., always on
hand, also o desirable assortment Of
window shades from 81 to % 80. Their
shop Ia on Main street. opposite tho
Sapphire mill, Lower Gold Hill. They
invite inspection.
We are pleased TO acknowledge the r..
ceipt Of . season ticket from the Nevada
Roller Skating Association. We have
broken two OF our wrists already In ball
room and similar exploits, and don't mind
risking q few more wrists In showing oil
what We know about roller skating.
There's millions Of fan In IL.
ADRrAric REorYSEp.-The old Adristic
saloon. No. 10 South @ street, reopsned
to-day In festive style. with Edward vuco.
vich "a proprietor. When, you want TO gst
a really good drop Of something invigor.
ating, or . satisfactory cigar, call In and
consult Ed.
JONES swill.cart team ran away In Low.
or Gold Hill yesterday afternoon and made
q total wreck Of tho vehicle 10 which they
were attached.
THERE are sixteen prisoners In the old
county Jail. Sheriff Kelly purposed NOV
ing them into their new quarters this
morning.
CHARLES BoSSExARr. wo understsnd,
has been appointed Superintendent OF the
Sierra Nevada mine. vico Wright. deceased.
J. Z. BRAY Of Virginia City has been ap-
pointed Principal Of the Butro Public
school, vico Miss Hall. deceased.
Mn. HAsAx was occupied to-day in re-
ceiving furniture st the International.
lie will run tho hotel himself.
ALL Jurors can receive their certificates
Of time by calling at County Clerks Office
nm Mouday next.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-03
%suRroCATIN0 COUGH.

In . letter to Mrs.. Isle, Of Chicago, . wen
known contributor to the Western press. she
ascribes the cure Of dangerous eough. aoeom.
Honey Of norshound and Tar. my cough"
she saws. "threatened 10 puff0cate me .
but tie Honey OF Horehound and Tar has
remoyed every trace OF e." The letter vas 10
a lady friend IN this city. who has placed u a.
Inc disposal Of o. N. Chttsntou. Z Sixth ave.
nne. Pixies Toothsehs Drops cure In cns
minute
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-03
A PINE rniNo poa rnR rRRrn.

purc.t and choicest Ingredients OF the Oriental
y.r,tsbl. iipgdom. Evcy irgredient 10 well
kRosp 10 have q be1enelai sneet on tns te.t -
e;ty and aromotlc fragrance mstes 10 Q toilet
luxury. SOZODONT removes all disagre~abie
odors from the breath caused b. eatarfh. bal
teeth, etc, IL IL entiIely r. Q from the Injurious
and acrid properties Of TOOTH pa.tss and pow.
dcrs, which destroy tho snamel. One bottle
will last sIx months. u
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-03

the declaration OF Hayes election with
an eagle quill sent him from the far
West for that purpose.
Qurxssrows. March 3.-Arrivsd. .ship
Locaws from San Francisco.
NEw YoRx, March s.-Ths Tibuns's
Washington special says that the Demo-
Gratis are bent on reducing the army -
revenge for the Republican use Of II In
the South during the election.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-03
Rrrnrmrx.nLr PnAcrrcr.-A

A RrPREHExsmLE PRAcrIcE.-A young
man tried to jump the freight train for
Virginia City yesterday. He lost his foot
Ing and was carried q distance Of twenty
or thirty yards. holding only by one hand.
He was unable To get ON the train and was
afraid 10 let 10. lest he should fall under
the wheels. The train WAS stopped aud
the man relieved from his dangerous posi-
ton. This practice Of getting On the
trains while in motion is becoming Alto
gsthsr too common. II IL extremely dan
rcrous, IL not conducive TO lsng life in any
way. and should bc prohibited by law.
MAJOR DowSIE has been visiting his
old friends Of Gold Hill aud Virginia for
the Last day or two. This gallant old CAL
ifornia Pioneer. from whom Downieviiie
I'm that State Was named. although
vhitsneS out with tho frosts OF years,
stiIl holds his own. and still follows his
ola occupation a. q miner. lie 10 tunnlins
After the rishs. Of the famous Blue Lfad'
over in Nevada county. and confidently
expects 10 secure . good slice oil u Tor
himslf and associates.
Tar weather to-day is calm n pleas
ant. All indications Of . storm In the
near future have disappeared. n inc
meteorological prognosticators Again 40
init that they have been wrong. It's un-
ficult to tell what Kind OF weather We are
going 10 have until IL has passed.
VIRGINIA Crr boys whs play truan'
from school arc To be Arrested by the Pc
lice hereafter. One boy was caught yes.
~ts,,i.y, Lut upon promise Of better conduct
wa permittsd TO make another trial.
I. y. THOMPSON, one Of the C~ourt-house
Arbitrator. ia in San Frafeisco. II IL
thought he has gono there for the purpose
Of consulting the architect who maue .no
original plans and Specifications Tor tne
work now under dispute.
CuAuLxr MATHEWS will take his b neiis
NJ National Thsater in Virginia City to-
night. hcst Of volunteers viii APPEAR.
The Gold;Hill quArtetts will comps's 'o'
the silver goblet.
Axeruxn attempt At kidnapping Uni
maze woman was made In Virginia O,'y
Yesterday. The CslestiAls are rap'ai! W
coming civilized.
ACurxAxAs was around Gold Hill yes
terjay trying 70 buy trade dollars. ne
va oisring . premium Of two cens ON
the dollar.
The California bullion shipments Tor
February will Aggregate si.soo.ooo. Inc
MILD were running ONLY twenty-'hree
days.
TIE Democratic fsh-net. (which New
weeks ago swung across Main street. Is
Sov for sale Of q very great reduction.
TEE Utah Mining Company viii pay
ss.l6a rs to-day. This amount viii settle
psy roll for the month Of February.
VIRGINIA 10 having . great deal Of trou
BILE with her watsr-pipss and sewers. They
are breaking out every day.
CAPTAIN SAMUEL T. Curtis. suPcrin-
ts.asnt Of the Ophir. mine. arrived BY this
mornings train.
Last evening $4,000 - in bullion was
shipped from the comstock.
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n LAST VICTIM.

Miner Meets His Death d. shs Hss
Air % The lnpsriai-Hs raists
while Coming % - Gel or
Tragieal Enaiag eta Ffrss Day's
work.
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FROM A DISTINGUISHED JuRIsr.

.I have tried the PERUVIAN snup and The
result fniiy s~ustains your predictiea. IL has
mads Q new man Of me-infused Into my %
TEN new vigor and energy. ! an no logger
tremulous and dsbilitsied - when you last
saw me. but stronger. hesrtief, and With hrgss
capacity for labor. mental and physical, than
At any time during the last nvs yean." sod
by sl druggists. .
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-03
BY LEcRA

BY TELEGRAPH
n or the EASTERN
PRESS ON HAYES ELECTION.
Dana's "Sun" In Mourning for the
View York Custom.House.
fHE HERALD, TIMES AND TRIBUNE
REJOICE AT TIE RESULT.
English Journals Accord Faint
Praise to Hayes.
LAST ACTS OF PRESIDENT GRANTS
ADMINISTRATION.
the DUAL GOVERNMENT IN
LOUISIANA.
Contradictory Dispatches to the
Two Claimant Governors.