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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-12-01

The next question is, Can Governor
Porter restrict toe action Of the legisla.
ture to the sixty cents Propositon2 The
hi1b tax funding organs which haze come
TO the front with such alacrity insist that
st is this or nothing, We have no doRbt
~ to Governor Porter's intention, but a
nice constitutional question arises IS to
his power. We would take the position
that the subject matter involved Is sD
adjustment of tue State debt, aud tbst
the whole question is called up or holb-
ing. II was never tbe intention Of the
trainers of tie constitution to clothe
the governor With power TO DICTATE to
the legislature to this extent. II, how
ever, the legislature decides that the
governor can pat a straight jacket ou
that department OF the State govern
ment, aud that in calling an extra SEES
sion to consider a particular subject be
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-12-01
SPECIAL NOTICE
A CARD

To all who are suffering from the errors and
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send n receipt that will cure you. FREE OF
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MICAH.
Trustees sale.

Under and by virtue of a trust deed To
~ me executed by j. J. Williams. dated
April IA, 1916, and recorded ia REGARD Booi,
No. Jos. page 256, in the Registers oifics Of
Shelby county, Tennessee, to which reference,
Is hereby made, l, as such trustee, AT tho re-.
guest Of the benefciaries in said trust fbe,
debt therein mentioned being past due, will.
On Friday, December IA, 1877,
sell at pablo vendue. to the highest bidder.
for cash. the following described real estate
tO-wit: '
.0oe undivided third interest in fifteen acres
OF land with aprurtenances tharcunto belOne-
Ing. situated near Aozella Station, on the
Memphis and Charleston railroad, known as
tho DR.. J. J. Williams place, and low ocen.
pied by DR.. 7. r, Watkins, as am informed
Said property is further described ms f~rontin9
on the Memphis and Charleston railroad. and
bounded on tho east by George b. fleece and
west by the old Rozell tract. Tho above prop-
erty is 10 shelby county, State of Tennessee.
SAT-, will take place at 70 o'clsck in front of
ny Office, No. 26S Front street. Equity of re-
demption Is expressly waived. The title Is
believed to be perfect. bat l shall sell and
convey as trustee Only.
63-@ T.. HAYNES, Trustee
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SnIes or Government cold.

New YoRK, December 1.-The bids for
government gold aggregate $3,52O,O 900,
at from lO2 3S to lO2 81. The award
will be made at from l02 81 to l02 81.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-12-01

The subscription prizes Of the PUB
LILO LEDGER is IS per annum for
the Daily, and 50 per amman for the
Weskly-POstGgs free.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-12-01
Monday, December 8, 1877.

sell at public vendue. at 70 O'clock m IN
'front.' the, courthouse in the city ~ Man.
PMS. to the highest bidder, for cash. the foI
'oneS b ui anS fosl estate. to-wit;
Shelby county, state of Tenpessen, cas,nlpnas'
ing at the northwest corner Of South and
Seusey streets; thence west with Sonth strant
lSO teet; thence north 60 feet to Taiiey's sontS.'
w \ corner then'e cast with his south line
~ Low 70 Saaoey street thenco south with
Equity Of redempiion a exnrseeiv w,f,.a
me tltie Is Aelieved to be perfect, but / shaii
seli and convoy as trustee only. ~
~-So ISAAC MORRISON, Trustee.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-12-01
Trustees Sale.

NDER AID by virtue sf a trust de al >,
mo executed by Bridget C%alana.o All
John Callahan, dated October Is, 1875, aud ~
corded In Record Book No. ia, pate dnS IN
toe Register Office Of Shelby courty. Tam ~
10 which reference is hereby, made. I, as susl,
said trust, tho debt therein Mentions RAW"
past due, will, on NeihB
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FOREIGS.

VERSAILLES, December 1.-The cham.
Der of deputies has declared valid the
election Of Rouher.
, 1877-11-26
BLAINE AND PATTERSON,

The Senatorial imbroglio Ia developing
soms very remarkable personal traits, CO.
peoially In tho cases Of Mosars. B1A1ha and
PATTtasoN. Mr. BLAINE talegrsphs to
Washington that hia pair with GRovKa Ia
binding for the rost Of tho session, and that
no friend Of Ills would circulate any atoriea
that he intonded 10 seek to break 1t. The
frionds Of Mr. BLAME arc not 10 concerned
about his breaking his pair with 0novkH a.
they ART about his having paired with him
at all. II GRoyxa was going to pair with
any one, It should have bean with suARok.
Thoy arc both Coast Senators, sHAHoN Ia
away looking after his hotel and his money,
Which orc moro Important 10 him thsn tho In
teresss Of thepasty osthe country, and daovxa
IL avay in Oregon looking after The charges
that he obtained his place In tbs 8eu-
ste by bribery. Atr. BLAINE, II be
was going into the pairing basinass, should
have forced Gsovxs to pair Of with SHARON,
and let these two men, ona fearing the ettoet
Of bankruptcy and the other OF bribery, Offset
each Other. His sudden outbuzst Of chiy-
AIRY Is suspicious, to soy the least, and needs
some explanation, lest the public arrive at
the conclusion, Notwithstanding his theas-
sical dehonstratlons, that Le IL not partiou-
lasIy anxious to saye the Senate from falling
into Democratic hauda, Without some such
explanation, Ar. DlA1sx's pair with ths Ore
, 1877-11-26
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1877,


Tho Chicago produce n,arkets were active aud
Irregular on Saturday. atcss pork closed 75tc per
bFf lowrr. at S11.75 for November mud s1l. .Dida
11.n7ti for January. Lard closed Il SHADE armcr,
at s.. 81 cash and 81. soGt7 .s2 for Janu.
hry. afcata were easier, al &C for Loxcn ehoul.
dcss anu 1Hc for d0 short ribs. Lake frcfghts
were dull, ut 4c for corn to Buffalo. Whisky was
quoted ut 81. 90 per gallon. Flour Was steady.
WIcat closed nc higher, at 81 1.U0n for November
nnA u QSil for December. Corn closed stcadlct,
at4sAc for November arl 43c Tor December. Oats
closed aru,e.. at 20Ac cash and a5hc for Dccem.
her. lsyo ~as unehangcd, At Sic. barley cloacd
steady, ut 0:1;c cash and 04e for Derctnhcr. Hogs
were Iull sud ltc lowor,. nt 81. o54a440. Cattie
were qaict n,Id steady al So :0di. 90. Sheep were
dull at q. 7d14 400. Chicago han packed III, 100
hosH thts month. lccoIscd In this city 1nst week,
Bl.DD lFs iionr. 47@,tIs;, ba wheat, 0A7, 300 bn
corr, 2o:, 7t1l ba onts, II, 30D hi rye , $40 bu
barley. 1on 06j hogs. and 1B. COG cattle. Export.
ell from New fo:k. ID, 21o brls Hour sol. .4as bu
wheat. nnd 60o. Ill hi corn, Inspected Into store
In thia cttT suturtily morning, 1Il cars wheat Io4
cars and 100 hu corn, II cs.s ami 700 bu oats,
cars rye. and ~ carr barley. Tuta! {b7B rars,,
237. 0tD bu. One hundred dollars In gold woutl
buy S1u.. S71s In grccnttacks at the close.
, 1877-11-26

The delay in tho confirmation Of Con.
HARLAN, Of Kentucky, as Justice Of tho
Supreme Court, cannot bo accounted for on
tho ground Of public interest or general fnir-
ness. It ia notorious that tho Supreme
Court ia loaded down with basinc4s which Is
far in arrears, and that tho vacancy made By
the resignation Of Judge DAVIS should be
promptly Allied. It Is admitted that Con.
uAnrAN Ia in every way qualified for tho
place, and that Bouthern man ought to be
appointed. There ia no opposition to his
confirmation among tho Democrats, for tile
Senators from kentucky say TINT, II Re-
publican is to be appointed, they have no
objection to Gen. IhnLAN. The only
ground OF opposition tho Republicans
can take is that Con. HAn1An WIS
lot an original Abolitioniat before tho
War; but II this rule is to be applied in
making Republican appointments in tho
South, then the carpot.bnggor will hnvo
monopoly Of tho Government Offices, md
there will never bo my Republican party in
tho South outside Of their clique. But such
n rulo would DO embarrassing even nt tho
North, aud would exclude very largo num-
bor Of distinguished gentlemen who regnrl
themselves as essential to tho existence OF
the Republican party, many Of wl.om ocou-
py conspicuous places In both Houses Of
Congress- to-day. Con. HARLAN should bo
confirmed without further delay rs matter
Of justice to the public, to himself, to the
President, aud to the Republicans Of tho
, 1877-11-26

sand. The object is 10 check thu export of poid
con to belgian and France: IT. stock having bern
ao,ln. 1sa .eu ann "ssn" a. teas aa.t - n
Mi. ''' " ~''''' ~ "0''>'' ''' '''~ '''>''
The little State OF Province of Finland fns
rocontly dcmonetizct silver, and Ia Just now
in tho market trying to lind gold to take isa
place.
Tho atrugg1c, therefore, Is m active ono.
Tho stock Of gold ia limited. Germany, which
created demand for $500, 600, COO, has not
boon able to obtain It, and ts at present l,alf
wny between demonotization Of silvor and m
exclusive gold STANDARD. Owing to tho inn-
bility to got tho needed gold, silver ramaina
logal-tendor, aud the newly y-coined gold Ia
gradually slipping out Of tho country. 1Iol-
land, which has always n stock Of both mot
ala on hand, l,ns almoat prohibited tho OK
, 1877-11-26

with thom on such motion) till the Senate
ahali consent to hx a tfAy for taking vote
On BuTLEn'a case. It will then become q
question Of physical endurance, Huc11 as the
1fome-Rulors recently forced upon tho British
Parliament
There nre several ugly mud suspicious cir
eumstances incident to thia struggle Why
is 1t TINT Mr. BLAINE obstinate1y maintains
his pairing with 0RosER, who Is absent In
Oregon watching his bribery case2 Why
does Mr.. D1A1Nz not insist TINT GRorEn shalt
rair with RHARos, who Is likewise absent?
Doth SHARON and GRovER aro OF on tho
Pacific coast,- aud neither oontemplatcs re-
turning to Washington during tho extra ses-
sion. It would bo fair to both parties that
ono ahonld offset tho other, in which case
Mr.. BLAINE might return TO tho
Senate aud provont tho oonsummation
Of the Domocrn&io conspiracy. Can It be
that Mr. D1A1sE'e spleen ia carrying him TO
tho extent Of desiring to turn tho Senate
over to tho Democrats? Why is it that
PATTERSON Is not sont TO South Oarolinn on
tho requisision Of tho Governor Of TINT State
10 stand his ttia1 OF tho indictment for brib-
ory7 PATTERSON cannot plead his Senatorial
privilege In exemption from arrest for fol-
ony; the Constitution expressly excopts tel-
ony, treason, aud brcncla Of peace. No
should be prevented from uHing Lis
scat In tho Senate as means for
warling off his punishment for felony
by selling his voto to tho Democrats.
CoNovEns detection Is also said TO have been
, 1877-11-26

Iho rumors OF war that haVe been sent
forward from tue Ale1icah oofdef during TIC
pnss 10" months aro as LAST beginning 70
take shapo. ihcre 10 number OF roatleas
Spirits on both sidcs Of tho border who de-
s'fo war tor III own aako, and Tor tho chanccR
II WILL g1So OF maxim 6 private tortunoR. Tho
governor OF 1e1as Is nhpatf1otio enough to
advocate war because he thinks 1t would 10
popular WIN q 1afgo part OF Ills constisueaoy,
ance II woa'a MAKO ons'noss acttFo IN Tho
stato' wmle II would involve no serious
f'sks Oh invasion or apoh"aon' Ihere are'
Deaiaos' number Of adventurous and speou-
l@1oFs IN 1no onltea e'@tes VINO nFo egg'ng on
n "af 10 naVance thef own interests. They
"Fo concerned In oleflean mines and pros
pee'"ses oi Aie1iean RAILROADS.. NO onter-
pr'sos Oh tn1s nature Gnu secure sufficient
eapatal Willie she country remains under
tue present chaotic uovcrnment' Tho nd
sentafoas speca'atofs felorred TO- there
ioro' nope to stis up trouble which will end
IN Tue annexation OF tho northern provinces
TO the United States aud giro them employ
ment IN "openihg up the resources OF tho
county, 1hey have tho assistance md
counsonanco OF q number Of 1nssargent CHIEF
taahs VINO hnd tue country getting too warm
70 hott thom' and OF many mexican proper.
ty-o~ners VINO honestly desire to live under
tho irco anu prosperous taoVcrnment OF tho
on1tea states. ims catMoRue e1hauska the
numooF OF pooplo IN botA countries who are
IN aasor Oh war. IL Is absnra TO suppose
that t1o oniK OF tho people OF Moxaco want
war; or WILL engage IN It unless they aro
foFcca into 1t. They llavo 'lad o1pertonce
enough OF the strength OF tile United States.
"len tnas nauoa ~as hardly haH as power
, 1877-11-26

BAN FRAsc,sco, Nor. s&-At 4 meeting q
workingnlcn last night, under the sus,ices Of
Agitators Keaxuey. knight, and theif associates.
It was stated by KearueJ that he had tele9raphed
to President Hayes to the effect thAs tbs work.
sist, peseeabi5 Il they tau. forcib'J they tnast.
thu further immigration Of the Chinuxa; that
the application u the Chinese Sir Companies -.
military protection on Account Of tho intended
IllAuksxlylux parade Wus ridiculous and iul-
pextipent, ~ tho demonsts satIun was 70 be pcace-
iul aud orderly; that the wurkipRuen had good
Epaaous to appeal to tbe General Government
gruln the tn aEhnations Of thu Chinese Cou.pa-
MES, tho capitalists, and tne city oiie14is but
would ask nothing Vt the kind; TINT they xre
American ctttzeus know thels rights, aud dsss
aud will uulut4lu tlGW4
, 1877-11-26

Not during lffattnls hns thera lu,e1 such
= .,p.,,,,t. eer ,,,,, 80 +. .,o,. .,.,,,e. T..
=, - "s' eto&~ 80 s0'@ ' ~" eo"h y" ~
EUROPE LoAaon ~ 1ho grand centte Tor
tho purchase and sal0 Of bullion. ThttLar
Germany las takpu the huudred millioua of
dollars nr1 ,,o-o ~ e,lvo~ ,v1,;o,, ~ ~. ,,,,1
w.. =. .,>,.,, -. ~ '.@44 p"t'
out III PuscAoa'i'B gun ~ largo premium
Germany hos already paid out many millions
Of dollars In tho way OF premiums on 1oll,
aud IL daily purchasing gold at q heavy loss,
Tho domand for gold by Germany will Inst
certainly another year md perhaps longer,
In tho meantime the Bank of England Is
threatened with q scarcity Of gold, tlloro
being steady draft on Ito resesye. The
old expediont Of raining the rate Of discount
thus attracting gold to London by Offering
higher ratea Of interest than are offered at
parls or. Berlin, seems to have failod,-she
Dank Of Frauro purchasing English .billa,
bud thus arrestlus the flow Of gold frou,
Franco to London. In tho meantime Ger.
many has groa. difficulty in retaining tho
gold 1t has purchased 1t such cost. Tho
London Eeo,'omIe Of Oct. 20 says,
Amid tho un!ves.s, scsaa,b,e for Ru,d. tho dI,uo.
sItion Of the market rats4 At the aams tina to
droop Is very eon'pIsaoa'. In 'hs German money
%s.sss; ~ ~ w.. o''s, .ae se % a'sSoont aas
I.iHsst -. 0..",.a, =, ...... s' ~, 'as .mP' .
~. r"ns sTh. ,,,.s. ~ ?. ",.,.. Nv
r.. ~. ,n' 80. 80. H., ,aas.t.sS 's'a :.
In st"ttn ,atinrs Ths ;or,nc, !. rert nv ~. ~
, 1877-11-26

Fowa Of Tho Huron l,sastor continues to
DO FORWARDED in meagro quantities., owing
to Tho ,unwillsngnesa u thu Signal Service
to substitute telegraph wires for rod tapo on
this oc:aAion. Tho only tolcgraphic coz.
ncction with tho soeuo Of tho wreck Is undor
control of tho sigunl Service, whoso opor-
atom arc utterly unxkil1sd In the rapid
transmission Of news dispatches. 4 mclan.
choly addition to tho chief horror occurred
yesterday afternoon In tho Bwan,rang ot n
snFl-boat engaged in attempting to rescue
tho Huron sufferers, Whereby fvo persons
wero drowned. =.
, 1877-11-26

Enormous darango haa boon ca,tscd by tho
Virginia fools. III Richmond alono tho
LOSES arc estimated ut batweoa $1,000, 600
and S@,ooH, 900, and al laat accounts tho VIC
ter wAs oightcen inches aboys tho staRo
reached in 1879, and still rising. The Po-
toninc at Washington fs higher tlan has been
known ainco 1872. Hotwcon Harpor's Ferry
md Cumberland fifteen r,lles OF tho Dalti-
moro i Ohio Railroad Is under water, and
the dataa2s to property throughout d wide
extent of country by reason Of the raging
floods scctns LIKELY to roach for into tho mill.
iCEb.
, 1877-11-26

In the pfotractod debate which is coztaiu
to occur on tho proposition to aeat Gen.
II. @. DuFLxR AZ Senator from South Caro-
liua, tho sAars and responsibility Of tho
laster In tue fearful butcheriea OF colored
Republicans at 1@aasburg aud Aiken, s. G.,
will bo Inado known 10 the world In man.
ner mora convincing than caapdgn doou-
1nents. sorators Onn1s11axox OF Michigan
nnsi CAhxnoa Of Wisconsin, neither Of
whom will bo accused Of PARTISAN exuggora-
ton, lsaYo prepared q report, and 1t will
doubtless DO presented III connection with
tho dabato on DurLE4s caso. Then tho
country will know tbs kind Of man for
vi4osa admission tho Democrats have bought
and bargsiued with voak-knoed carpet.
bugRo1s,
, 1877-11-26

It has lust dawnsd upon the perceptions
OF some ct the Republican 1mplaeablcs OF
tie benate that while they were 80 deeply
iAgrosaad in forming combinations 10 defeat
the Presidents nominations, not even, 1t Is
said, hesitating to invite Democratic co.
operation TO that end,-the De,aocrats have
been equally busy iu forming combinations
for tho control OF the Senate. Al.
ready the friends Of PATTERSON and
CoxovxR urge in their defense tAat
an alliance to ssat pur11a was no
greater wrong than an attempted a1lianca "a
rosain in otace csztatn political friends whom
the President had undertaken to displace. Il
, 1877-11-26

Mr.. Henry WA71BRsoN was dlucd md yipcl
by tho Ldtus Club III New York after h!s recent
lecture there. lie malo post+prandfal speech,
Of which the following is spccimen:
In my part Of tha country we have m impres sston
that tho Government should give u what money
Ws want anil ask no gasstlons. During the husl,
tincs Of W. mn old North Georgia farmer won't
down to Augusta, rntetcd lhs S.ato Dnnk, nad sa!i
to the Cashier; .'uoH, we must have nure cls.
culssn medtotn, hound 10 hava 1t; can't got IN
without It," 'Ncli," Says the Cashier, .thhw
ere you going 70 get III" ''why. stomp Il. u
''snppose wo stomR 1t, AZ yon ~. how ato We 10
a:eonu 10. You &C. n No!th III teorsy Nv vs. ars ns
aqtn r<suHptton." It sccms to MO that The story
tl!ustrntcs tho financial situation In Washington at
least; mud, promising that II tho Government can
stand II VIC can, turn at once 10 question upon
which would dwci1 for O moment, aud to which
would cali four serious attention.
, 1877-11-26

The New York Aaii has changed hands,
hut tho old editor IL retained.
Mr. Carlyls's health ~ good, the reports Of
the A!Asaaun' 70 the contrary notwithstanding.
Tho lato II. Thtcra wroto complete work
on spherical tttgonomstf1 while Jet very young
nl8n.
Principal shairp's inaugural address as
Professor Of Poetry At Oxford II aaid to hare been
properly sermon.
Mr. Welsh, Minister to England, will not
leave until Dec. !. Ills Philadelphia frlonds giro
htm parting banquet tomorrow.
Mr. Conway ,says Mr, 1suakin "doesn't
)ko science Of education. ", iu fzes, snythng OF
anybody. except few that don't exiat"
One curious foreigner walked down the
alsso Ut the Ametcsn Chapel In Paris on Z rsesut
sunday aud had a good look at President Grant
Gen. Sheridan said rscontly to an astist In
Now York City that "dash" had nothing 10 do
With his suecess tn the lato Was; It VIVA al pure
science.
The American and Foreign Ants-8lavery
Society has resolved to inrestlgals whether Minis.
Tar Welsh owns slstes or has An interest In slsys
property In Cubs.
William Alvin Bartlett aays that Senator
Morton always refused 70 hold religious eonye1sa-
tions With any one, and that h died without any
change Of mind On Religions subjects.
atE. Henry Btanlcy IL to receive gold
nsdsl from tho Kiug Of Italy. and lhls will BE- it,
Legend: ITO tho Intrepid Explorer Of Equatorial
Africa, stanlcy; Given ey Victor Emmanuel"
A. II the anaala OF suicide were not grim
enough already, ths well-to.do husband Of Z
womaa who took her life On blaekwsll's lsland last
week has refused To bury has. and she Will be laid
In paupsFs gs1Es.
LII. and Mrs. Edwin Booth were at the
Gait House. Louisville, Ky., Last week. They
via4tsa Mammoth Gaze on tbs gfs4t actors birth.
day. and ha cslshsatod ths occasion by laylug ths
ornsf.stone Of monument TO Shakespeare, ne2r
tha base ol the Giaut's Co0la.
, 1877-11-26

PAFrRnsoH's defense (w1cn his trial comes
on): "1t 10 truc, most potent, grave, md rev.
crea1 seignors, that have fulfilled all the itu.
moral obligations particularly specified in tho
various counts Of the Indictment; but with q
sweet snltlo) subsequently turned Democrat,
which makes these acts Of mine virtues instead
ot vices" Verdict" find him guilty Of
tho crimes, but VIC further find that he is d
Democrat, and, Us tho latter includes tho lcaacs,
and Is 10 itself only political otlense, We lail
ot Jurisdiction, and order tho priaoucr's dis
Charge" Exit PATTERSON,
, 1877-11-26
FRANCE.

AN fMpERtAt suCCRxss.
VERSAILLES, Nov. 25.-Tne Heuate hes elect
cd ii. Grandperret, q Bonapartdat, q life sena-
tor.
1 sTATH BANQUET
PARIS, Nov. 25.-A grand military dinner VIA
: given At tho Elyseo on Saturday Rochebouet,
LAamirault, Degcaiu, and other Generals wers
present. Tho 4Noa&ttur statcs TINT. at tho re.
cept!oa which followed tho dinner, President
MacMahon repeatedly declared Ia favor o!
policy OF resistance. saylng tho Chamber bad
replied 10 his conciiatoTy oyerturcs by violent
doc1arntion OF war. Any concesAf0n now on hls
part would bo tautamount u capltuation. Duty,
dignity, and honor required him to reaulno tho
combut Of resistance.
IN COUNCIL.
President Machtahon, In Cabinet Council this
morning, expressed; similar resolutions, but
was decided on the point that the Ainiste1
should continue to attend the stttlngs Of tbs
Cambar. It IL believed the Senate may pus
sibly 10 summoned to decide whether aatuF.
days voto of tho Chalnbcs Of Deputies was con.
et1tuuonai. The uoyGrnment believes the yolo
was In contravention Of the provision Of tha
Constitution which allows tho President "a
select Ministers who arc not Members Of the
Chambers. 1t Il reported thst other the Right
or The Ministry will tomorrow ssk tho Chamber
Of Deputies to vote the budget.
1RvooATloN 10 TynANNI.
The Pdus exhorts President MacMahon 10
continue tho struggle with vlgor, 1t says:
'tThcre b rumor current OF iusurrectloa
issuiug from the cutters Of certain large
town."
GEN. GRANT
will not 70 70 Spain. llc !eaycs Paris this week
for Lyotls, AIasselllcs. Nice, aud Villa France.
From tle (nttre mort hA will rrncAad tn AthoQk
, 1877-11-26

Grand Duke CosovEn's friends explain bis
tumplnR-tack anttcs OIL the hypothesis TINT
President HATES hns tntcrfcrcd with tue Dukc's
little Duchy OF Florida. It seems That HATES,
who ts only tho President OF Republic, con-
cludcd to make somc appointments in tito
former State Of noral noYenclasurc which tho
presiding potentate resented, declaring F1orlda
to bo in n state OF war, aud announcing that tho
United States must give up Its absurd claim to
any right OF control over his baiIiwck. 1t is
not tho old doctrine Of States rights. Olll no.
Duko cosovER assurcs tho othcrcrowncd heads
TINT lie is rs good Republican as they make
'cln, mud under no circumstances could he per-
init the Introduction Of the ancient theory Into
f'ts'n. He merely proposes To boss 1is own Sec
tlon, and Is prepared to "buut tlings II inter
fgrcd with.
, 1877-11-26

1t Is daily becoming mora and more painfully
apparent that DAN VooRuBxs Is candidate for
fc-clect'on to the Senate. He has put a muzzle
on h'a worst enemy, his mouth, and the pros
poet that he will not 10 found out for what be
Is becomes moro promising Us he grows accus-
toned TO the enforced but unnatural etlencc.
, 1877-11-26

RANDs. tho st. Elmo desperate, Is wanted In
ttrce different parts Of tho country, TINT ho
snny bo hinged for three different murders
Nnturc appears to havo made mistake in not
constructing th!s gentleman on tho principle OF
triplets.
, 1877-11-26

looks now as il the Senators might have
BEEN better employed tlan in holding cau-
euscs to consult M To the best means Of
obstr,tcting tho falfillment Of The PreRidons'a
CivilServico policy.
, 1877-11-26

Ltfe-savIng stations OH this Atlantic appear t.
bc devoted to saving trouble to tbs people wht
arc expceted to man them.