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The New York herald., 1877-03-23

BOOTS AND SHOES S-MlI.LER'S, UNION
square will IN few days to Domestic Building
DYEING AND clEANING.-NEW YORK DYE.
I>1 AND PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT. Staten Island.
OHices-,,s Duane ST.. 1872 Brondway. 61O 6th New
YORK; 1856 and l6s perrepont ST. Brooklyn 40 North sth
A., Philadelphia. Established hfty-eiehs years
ELEClRICITY's MAGIC POWER OVER DISEASE
daily at West I4th 81 Call aud be healed
SODA WATER APPARATUS FOR MAKING AN
acrated beverages
JOHN MATTHEW'S LIST nv. and 26th st., city.
WIGS TOCPEES.-G. RAUCHFUSS, PRACTICAL
wiemaker. switches. Curls Invisiblcs. Bandcaux ~
East 18th st.. near broadway.
The New York herald., 1877-03-23
PIPER HErbsrEcE
and

u. PIPER a co.'s Soc
CHAMPAGNE.
The New York herald., 1877-03-23
LEE AND YOUNG.
Reply Of the Mormon President to
Lees Charges.
4 GENERAL DENIAL.
He Appeals to His Record
for Vindication.
DRAMATIC CRITICISM.
Removal of Lee from Beaver City
to Mountain Meadows.
He Is To Be Shot Over the Graves
OF His Victims.
A RESCUE STILL FEARED.
Description Of the Route
Of March.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
Removal of Lee from Beaver City
to Mountain Meadows.
He Is To Be Shot Over the Graves
OF His Victims.
4 RESCUE STILL FEARED.
Description Of the Route
Of March.

rBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
Sr. GEORGE, Utah,(
March -, 1877.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
New York.
Yours Just received. II Lee has made statement
in his confession duplicating me, as conveyed in
your telegram OF the 21st inst, it is utterly fase
My course OF life is too well known by thousands Of
honorable men for them to believe for one moment
such an accusation.
BRIGHAM YOUNG.
The New York herald., 1877-03-23
SUSPECTED EMPLOYEES.

(vcrhEe temperature yestcruay ..... ~
average temperature for corresponding dato last
The New York herald., 1877-03-23

A. - SPECIAL. ANNOUNCEMENT. - KNOX'5
SppIsc HAr is Just inspection and
DO HrondwaY and Ffth Avenue N0teI.
The New York herald., 1877-03-23

Sold Wy all eiocers and merchants throughout The
United States and Canada.
, 1877-06-23

TTo companies of troops left Port
Townsend for the scene Of Indian hosuIi-
ty last Wednesday. The telegraph re-
ports the handful OF troops and citizens
sent to sQblue the TndiNnsas surrounded
and half OF them killed.
THE B. B. M,H says the Denver & Rio
GmnAe Il. H. where it crosses the sum
nit is the highest in the world. All n
mistake. The road built hy Harry Mcis5
tor the South American governments
across the Andes is over 5000 #. higher.
Phillips EXtcr Academy contains a
total OF 2Oj students. Most OF the stu
dents are preparing to enter college, the
preparatory course requiring four years,
unless the student entcis in advance.
So says tire catalogue for 1876 and q.
WE have received from Sherman q
Hyde, 1870 Kcrncy st. San Francisco, u
beautiful Sclot,ischc, entitled, "When
nv Ship comes i'm Parties desiring
anything III the music line mad better
send for their catalogue before ordering
elsewhere.
The Ayyas, the insurance journal of
Chicago, came last mail. 1t is useful to
all who contemplate insuring, Ms it re-
views the standing Of every company
doing business in the United States and
has facilities fer accurate information not
possessed by ordinary news papers.
A stNbbing ahray occurred in Seattle
last Sunday. One Morrisey in an alter
cation used knle on man named An
drew, the latter is reported by Or. Bry-
ant as being very low the former was
committed on Monday to await the action
OF the Grand Jury.
We accidentally overheard the other
day prominent judge and noted limb
of the law plotting how to gobble up
what is left of the church fund. We ad-
wise the trustees to spot them. We shall
speak right out in meeting unless let into
the ring Let us hear from you, gentle
mcn--ottrr your subsidy before the trus-
tees see us.
, 1877-06-23
FOURTH OF JULY 1877.

The following programme MS near as
practicable will he carried out on the
coming FOURTH.
1st. Firing of the usual salute in the
morning,
Parndes and other exercises till ten
o'clock A. N,
At half pest ten literary exercises in
the Atheneum Building, to consist of
vocal and Instrumental music, reading OF
the Declaration OF Independence, with
appropriate speeches, to conclude with
an Grafton by his Excellency, Gov. L. P.
FERRY of Olympia.
In the afternoon an excursion on the
steamers NELLIE and YAKIMA to
Lowell, when II grand banquet will lie
given by the citizens Of that place. The
steamers to return IN season for the
GRAND GALL at the new Atheneum
Hall which will close the days entertain
ment.
, 1877-06-23
rltlti)AY
local Items.

m N0vp vo Flnvnpa u--rIonr i
"a Der bb!, in town vi,h a prosncct ol
II uoing still hirhrr and n, ~ Nb.of ,row
n on ,opr r,,chn, Thu,. - n,u -,
- - q G,wll, ,o,,,.r NJ, s.,,r, ,,I.
ne umchincry s,r .,o,b.r within non
,,iI, nr,,.., ,..,.l...,.... :, .,...,;.,,
vheo,y.r yop Win h,iu', -, III. ,,r;,
,ho,.,nd. of doI,,r. ,,,,i,,, ., ,ho ,;,
or ,s returns ,or lors and %, o,,oy;ng
!, ,o aim ,hrouoh y,,r an,.r. .,l ,,n
, 1877-06-23

NEWS. s.-By referring to our telegmms
our read RS will see that the Mes Peices
are one the war path and bloody massa.
cres are the oIder Of the day in Idaho,
No doubt the inevitable peace commits
sioners will be along before the blood
thirsty red sllils are half whipped
, 1877-06-23
Office on Union Street, Eot. 18th 6 9Th

The Doctor has had large Practical cxpe
ricnce in the Hospitals and Dispcusatories
New York aud Phlladclpaiu It's well lis wars
of successful private practice She comes
well recommended, and Uiitre her professional
services to the people OF Seattle and the
North Pacific Coast,
The Doctor viii open her home to ladies
during confinement as we'll a. 10 patients for
General medical treatment.
win send medicine by mail Or express to
any part Of the coast Patients viii receive
kind and careful atcn'iou Chafrcs rasono.
bic.
n:1G &C.
, 1877-06-23

WE are gla" to learn that the up riycr
settlers have concluded to havca cceba.
ton ON the 4th ut Park Place, They are
TO havea picnic near the Skykomish
district school house, with music, literary
exercises, speaking etc, and n grand ball
at Mr. Johnsons, place in the evening.
We ho c before another year rolls round,
every neighborhood in thg county will
have population enough 10 have a rous-
lug Iuurth ut home. The Skykom!sh
people have the true spirit Of, &C..
, 1877-06-23

THE English people laugh in their
sleeves Mt the Americans Tor running
after British lions when one of them con
,lrscends to honor this MGrSte3 country
with the majesty of his presence. But
the way the officials OF the Iittlc 7x0
Kingdom tody to Gen. Grant stretches
the yankee mouth with u broad grin
from ear 10 car. 1t is no use Johnny
J&nitHan will not help you keep
that old rckety coop over that Turkey
any longer Let the Bear make the
Nlcathers fly we say.
, 1877-06-23

A n EXTRACT FROM \ Los ANGELES
Al.ER The following extract from Il
Hs written tou friend in this place,
yhl NJ. r IL Hewitt, formerly OF OIym.
VA. says: The drouth has had u terri
,lc effect here. Cattle aud sheep have
lied lay the thousands, and grain is
worse than nothing. Every pound OF
flour has to he brought here. Only such
things ns can be irrigated can be made
to grow Dressed sheep are two bits Il
carcass in some parts of the county.
, 1877-06-23

IMPORTANT JUDICIAL DECISION UNDER
THE HOMESTEAD LAW by recent De-
cision Of L, 5, Supreme Court, "it Il set.
tier on Public Lapd give a mortgage on
the and and tuenI,nter the land as Il
Homestead, the mortgage may be entorc-
ed by the Court TAb reverscs the
constitutions and the rulings OF the gen
crai Land Office, made on Src. 22Oj OF
SR. 5. which reads as toIows--"no lands
acquired under provisions OF this chapter,
, shall, in any event, become liable, to the
Rtisiaet,on Of any debt, contracted rior
= \ the issuing OF the patent therefor"
, 1877-06-23
Hon tides on the 2lot.

harvest hands,
RAIN last saturday, Sunday night and
Monday forenoon.
THREE scow loads of hay were stored
in Ferguson's warehouse Int week.
WILD bhckbcrrics are now in the
market.
Nh. Il. SMnNE and family have remov-
ed Ia the Ferguson & Morgan mill.
Mr. j. d. MoRGAN returned from
Portland an the steamer Tuesday.
The Rcnton mine at SMttlc is still
shut down.
Mn NJ. W. PACKARD returned from Il
trip to Foresl Grove last Thursday.
JAMES WRIGHT, steward on the Zephyr
for while, died recently in Portland. =
A large invoice OF gents clothing just
received ut E. c. Fergusons.
Tue late heavy showers have slightly
raised the river.
MR. EDWARDS Will put up building
on the lot adjoining his shop, Work
men are engaged on the foundation.
A very warm rain commenced falling
Thursday at one O'Clock. 1t will be Of
great benefit to farmers,
J. ID. MORGAN and NJ. w. Packard OF
this place went last week to Portland to
! buy goods.
Mr.. ScoTNEY landed mft Of Snip
kncss at Packard It Jacksons wharf one
day last week.
Mr.. ". RoMtNEs' new warehouse and
wharf arc now ready to receive freight on
storage
MR.. J. HARVEY is building a small
WAREHOUSE on the opposite side of the
river
DErurAr1oNs from the up river log
gmg camps are at the Point seTting logs
aud making up tows for the steamers.
Strawberries and cream and cherries
are now SO plentiful thut, beef, pork and
mutton is ut discount.
DR. iIEwEs has been stopping at the
| Riverside for four days, for the benefit ot
the sick.
A neat barber shop with bath room,
attached has been fitted up ut the Elk
change. Mr.. j. Hughes is the artist.
Nh. RuMlNEs will build small dwell
ing house on his lot near the new whari
this summer
No doubt now remains but that the
Atheneum building will be far enough
advanced for the celebration on the com
ing Fourth.
THE great North American Agitator
Nclse Babcock, is holding forth ut Lowell
giving illustrations for the benefit of the
10. G. rs.
GEN. GRANT has been making speech
in England. He commenced eloQuently
rose grandly but finally his phrases gave
out uud he bit 1t of.
We understand that DR.. Muckev is
building up for himself an extensive
practice, and is very iavorahly spoken o.
since his recent location at Ia Conner
SCHULTZ and Fitzgerald, the principals
in the sntG roberies at Seattle, Olympia
and Kalama have been captured in sar
Francisco and most Of the property re-
covered.
Mrs. Doctor Hewes has located permn
nently in Seattle, having opened Il homt
for invalid ladies. She is highly recon-
mended. See her advertisement in an
9th er column.
THERE never was president 50 sur,
ofrn orspment rs President Hayes. Botl
Democrats and Republicans claim that i
they carry Ohio this fall, it will he The
nnAnrsmrnt hv the neonle Of Layes
, 1877-06-23

4 RELIGIOUS SERyICEs.--Wil be held
Tomorrow in the new Presbyterian
church.
, 1877-06-23
8 o R NJ.

At Snohomsh City, June 23d, to the wife
of jas. McDougal, a son.
, 1877-03-30

1t"tegr,nhen '1.ook out for fafloses tn Cfncjn.
nall The market In Chicago hecame Aemorat.
lied. and In .!Iort time rcc<l@rd news from CHI
eac' hist had cnyrrr-t thr $40 rsln Thtn tsie-
traphrd n lny 'fong.' and The pnme revived, and
in day tefegrnphrd. 80 fear Of fntinre he re-
now hut the ne ~ tlad got n1j over the Tailed
states, and fFeratrh eame frorn Baltimore asking
who VA III kelly Ia fait IN Cincinnati. Thea the
bank men h~:an 10 overhaul thcIr pork paper and
10 smell around. " cousre they tb1nght that the
mhn v!sn had thn most paper ont and vha wae Tho
mort darling operator wls &he most likely to faIt
and -. that tnsn Then. taey began to squeeze
ngIlxn VIVID ~ n c1''cAno.
An Eh7nF.'r reporter yesterday evening had an
Interview with Nj. Oliver Perrin. of the Third "a.
trou6fee. sf. perin thought thst thc eo,,ner % H.
Kcek quit dealing with Ghcaen on me - Wind" j."
systen the heter II would i,e for himself and h{a
credit. The ''wtnd "syren prevails over ali other
k!nds In Chicago aud It was Ain1o.t certain tuIn
fr any outsider Ia venture to trade with thr f:hj.
caRo sharps for they wonld combine Ard mnke
corner In *'1onsh "or "shnYts,~ ~ suited tl,rtr
interests, and s1ucete tile life out Of he darling
str1ngcF. Mr. Perrin knew Of Kcek's telegram 70
f:hIesgo telling them to ...look out for fa'intes
ihonpht that 4 would injura keck In the eaitma.
showed disposition 10 take see thai src tim great
tor merchant. However. he thourht that much
sauuld b. forgiven in keek. and he felt aure that
i he qnit huTtnx '.wlnd+ thfeAxt. and ron.
fined hts tiTorts 10 legitimate husihrrs in ss ely.
he ~on'd auDn h. all rIght amin, and 10 w1s sttre
there wonld ha Opposition to do other than tho
generous thing BY hiui.
, 1877-03-30

ST KECK..


"AA% 40 NNyA feoN4b tAkS l<lH1EUJkl1A$
Ctnr1nalH EAostrtv, NasrA N.
"Wouldn't \ European war lave helped you
oatf" said our Young man. "Europuan war he
biowed, s" responded 81; ''thats where the srouhio
was. Al tho beginning Of tho packing season hogs
wero worth sb.ss hundrcd. with 4 rising market,
and when they reached s4.:5 and 81 hundred /,
looked ~ II you couldn't have too much l.ork, Uy
and By the war cond blew over, and tho tuaskot
lsgau 10 drop until tho tott0n fell uut Of il, und
to-day pork that 81 30 aud 10 pack will
not bring n,ors than y 50 Or g. 70 4 ths matket.
!esest on sao money invested 10 It. su'ounss to u
Nj. Eeek lhcn told a story Illustrative Of his
stra:ges IN the. past frw weeks 10 ktrp hls nu.o
above Ea.er. Annt three weeks Hso he ya,e lii
friend BsleEs Uunntngham an !ntlas of ~. imam.
debt u Mr. Cunningham. aud thu .attrr xaid T!Si
yon ats mt 1oas 10 let 'ne suder, ars yual' Keck
fr.en. aud hsss csalu4 ea. u ny % shiIasen .ter
yon but in thls 1.4stSr ~ IL ~ others intend su
,'Ssa y1a IT,. :. VIZ sspty oshst man ss
that will nt,ss ID sny thing sh.t viii canse ,ou 10
riy. After thai cot,v 70 mr.. and It YOU want any
,essad rts',sxs1 .s r kset sys G% 70
Chang, ind hs .sii !" @s: vi, San' .asit. s.a.
be ~ desrsrnts As yoa .ay.' sole h!na 'Asl they
wess even worss, thoalht; We a?d sams further
of uty wites hons, and property lle refused totaGe
II. ssylns, yoar wife and children do 10. owe no
AHfInns4 AnH Will n1k lhk6 " lE0!u t1eu1' 4lt
then asked Mo give htn lAy mute Tor $40, OU0 for
the amount owsa him. ea.* T. to him, when
con6deuGe IN Mr. lie then asked me II l had any
dsbs n Chicago tnId h!,a 10 yc.; esd some !lt's;
went ttisrs and ncl my t,roksr: Mhom had b..
fnendei at tho time of The art. got statement
o{ The amount VI z&uit he Carrying TOT ue and
4a!4. II Ioa seiI il now how uaueh Win owe youf
lie ngurc1 swh'lv md satd a',oet 81, GOO. l!ull
tvd h,u, 10 srll pork anL lard short ua,l hs haI
cose1sd vp ~ amount ! Dyed aim. NJ! II ths
him MY check iron, Cincinnati. / TOOK tho ta:s
sna s. cane aos hut could r., lisp II night.
You have uui slept al! Night had not Thai
day VA the eleetson.lay for of1eers at tho stocs
Ynhls. and did not know whether us not uuaLi
bc rc.cireted Director and it, President. In rho
morning the news u jim kiusAu dcalI! had LeuA
.1s Vsvr .u S,n S ~ ~ no @ ,S
lai l4'd wsfo going doyn. aa;l sssry lew u1omsnt.
sSssha s bSushs: Ioaxt ' mil sw u s!a. i.a
wssS coming iay Way. Thtn, " i.elp thea, along.
, 1877-03-30

l
nl!natlnn the trnct has become inundated, and i
continual watrrJow has tren observable. The
name LuknRa eing* TO !his he'd mill IL passes tlc
!.nindl ttoms cali Il the I.n'mb,,, which, Aowin9
hy Mlkeso.. Land, ras.ss thror9l, kalumei's In
Of ths Lunja6n This rad o. forl. = II mus, nav
be ce,Jed, !. dsily tra,erstd by men, women. snd
tethd,tt. 81 wao regare y ero., from one Lank to
ba, or b!x miles from MkAmprmbs.
rHR REsCf!Ts ATTAINED.
The result OF fout days experiments and lnrestf.
'onslleaat end Of ,he Mltvan.i tact which may BE-
called mar.h or 90 oose, rrcelr1ng and absosbtns
dsy ,onibes.t Wind iSers i no eafrtns bit is.i, al
pn tho contrary. Tho anfplns wateEa which cannot
be absorbed BY The al'eady fcp1etsd ooxe. on tho
sraee Of tro miles from Che southeast end Of tbs
MitHsn.t. the entire bed from bank to bank Is
81 na.r
"s psn @ s xe;e q the 0sRs!!sst .RRs!snt
emo replaces ths pspyra: th.rs sfst besone. d..
srrn3b'' .r'1 n, ooze. ti!e.e, md how westward
ri%1ses II q, hs Of h
comes known ~ tho Luindl.
HOW AtLUvlAk DEPOSITS ARE MADE.
This Mttwnnsl In tract Of sturiai deposit, and ia
twhich fstm sl,e and or April 70 The middle Of No.
vesnbcr prevail from tho sos,thesstl and tbs fsebs
current of thy former sfuent LukuRa. The chr.
srea 4 dfsned. was MT deir during eeysn months
dctrital matter which roula have been borne ,uto
@% III ,s Il
Ter and awtet water fagoonH III quet beds Of rivers
ard. once I has thoroughly obtained RIOT almost
nasaneed with ita annual t1ss. they destroyed with
;.Gl ysat soms 4n,at, portion o. tl'a toFes Of the
0fuanf llhttffh d1&vt -
, 1877-03-30
SPOR,.TING.
BASE I5AT.L.

BASE HALL.
Special Ds,pascA 10 ne 7risuxs
IyptAxAvoLls. Nar.h ng.-Thc Im,tanono,,a
nn.c.1,ol, c,uh ,Y,,, s,,e,, ~. ~ r,',te
10y ~. ,v.'a. WY W. vpca t'e ssaso" i" ch'caso
VITA TUG "h'tc STOCKINGS April =.
rou, ;1ais"na" ,1',," Enquire. AareA -,
Blocking Club ls t,ore of a certainty now than
II was lat week. Yr.,cr,1av morninr t,,c n,a,,'
sn",,,,,'. a.,S 49,, .s ao4''n,s n,,1 Wv "'a''
ageincht palu cNch mcnibor Of tho Club IN the
were ordered, mud tho boya t,ul their mrasures
taken fur new sutt4, which ,ye,. .ert Ia ChIcr.r,
to l,e f,,lri f,hr o,a.,. ~ A.. s,,i.., 's1,.s.
,,...n,, 1'., Vs. ,a, % ,.,. ~. s'e suttoh Anat
uoahs 'ook A9eh Like letting ~ Of the grip.
On the contrary, tho management told tho bows
that he had M intentJon ~ ,n,.o.,r. 49, -
, 1877-03-30
MISCELLANEOUS,



A short time ago t6e Southwestern Railroad Rats
Association reduced tho rates Oh all grain, sxeepk
wheat, from Missouri River points to Chicago and
st. Louis. This WA dons Ia order 10 stimulate
grain shpmenta. Hut the reduction did cot bring
g sae grain forward, the shppera adding thA amount
o. Reduction to the price Of ths grain. For this
sGa!n advanced the rates on these 1rtlc1ct. Tho.e
nn ~ grain fro1, Missouri River potnts to Oheaen
rcnta Thssfs onc.hA!f renk n,ofs PER t1f pounds
!hanth fsteH we're before the reduction WA made.
a!errnfofe the grain destEntd for HNItimosc ws4
charged !rnn n1ore thnn that consigned N other
srapotta. This distinction has been abolished and
Tue rates to afl the points made alike.
, 1877-03-30
THE SIIIpPERS' GAIN.
THE TRUNK LINES AoAlH Al. WAR ovAa gARlonT
RAT1A

Sp<ctat NspaacA 10 71s 7ftbanA
NEW Yonx, March 2n.-Ths trunk lnes are
sgaln virtually st war. sitAough no declaration Vt
hoatllItios haA BEEN i4sued- There has been rup-
turs In tho compact between tie Companies.
and The sgrtenient OF Dec. 1a II 10
loagsr considered binding. II has beea
known RI several days That Grsat
dissaslsfaetion sxi,tsd on account Of alleged bad
faith by ono or nors Of lbs Southern llncs IN TAX
Ing Weatcrn freight below tho schcduls rates.
There never has bccn tiule aiuce tna compact waa
signed when ths schedule rates wers maintained for
twenty -four hours on freight westwaFd bound. Oc.
eas:onalIy shippers who did not know how 70 sa-
cure reduction may have paid the full rate, but
shipment. Of iplsoslanrs have always been made ut
tLv Old Il sutcs, and is the eontgueIs between The
merchants aud thu EsIroAdn have expired they
hure been. rturwed sHAln At the saDls ratcs, N
frr.ht lruul The Wust ehuzt WA uIa1r fnr tis 10
U3t-lu t:At ait4ut vi rhar!e.. anu Alle the s:su~
tiucaa1es uale shipn!Gn.a SLOW and tlteuls, these
, 1877-03-30

adrNntcs were maintained In nnoat cases. when TIM
freight eastward than wac offered, trouble began
aEain. It has anally eliminated In another npcn
fni'!oha war. !hc Representatives. ns ttN afcr.
at tho boat agnrn obtainabte, and w,thcut any "a.
gard 10 schedule rates. Great Efforts
~cfo Made TO eecnfa contracts for
~ n1ueh buttntts ~ po~sible te3ose
the matter thouId become pnblic, md Offers wero
put Forward for freight a. low rs cents per 100
pnndlnsly low rates itona Chtayo to the atal,onfi
IN view Of the esry opening Of canal bavIfstton ii
made towards patching MP The old compact,
, 1877-03-30
The PORK PR0DuCI OF 1917.

CINCINNATI, March 2o.-.Tho twsnty.eiehth
annual report Of pork.packlnR In the Wcat by
the editor Of tho Cincinnati Price C,nrent for
the winter and year ending March /, will appear
tomorrow, showing the total number Of G,073-
80 hogs packed during TIC pas. winter In tho
West- an lncscasc Of l92.2o compared wilt, q
year hgo. The average net weight was ZIG S3-1nO
pounds. q decrease Of ! f7,lD0 pounds. Lard,
III 3-t10 pounds per head, a ttcr7case Of s9~1t0
pnintls. AxgreRnte lard, Esafts ucrres Of I'D
pounds eacl.. Average cost 0f hogs. s7.l8 pcr
100 pourds net; decrease Of sj.G4. Total mess
PORK, 4sS, 40 barrels: mr. lncrcase Of Ol.445.
Other kinds Of pork, 1i8,Hs barrels.
The tncrcasc Ia all kinds of pork is
1861 barrels. The total nu.o,cr
OF hogs packed for twelve months was 7,lr0f3,
an tnsreasr Of 1,:z',477. The basis Of supply OF
hofs Tor the surnner fcA4oi this year fs re.
Esrdeh equal 70 Inst year, though the tenor Of
returns Indicate comparatively moderate mar
kcttng during tho early part nf tic seaaon. It
y shown. however. TINT from the 1st OF March to
date the receints at tho lcallng markets exceeds
tue ea1ne time Int year. Ancw icaturc uf tl,ctu
reports j. an exhibit ot the packing In Canada,
complied tH tho first time. and Agg1egattns.
about an,G>0 head for tho winter, AT increase uf
6a,Do nver last vcas. The Wcs,ert, packing,
With receipts at scahonr1 cities and packing in
Canaun, tl,Ow IN aggregate Increase for tho
winter amounting to IiS,GD hog4.
, 1877-03-30
gouHCEs or THE NILE.

unH. Aux TO- 1870. -,1amaIl, Khedlrc Of Egypt,
Mn neeroneo 70 navs sag & .nai ~. travellers ~ the
new s9ufce OF tue Mic had been discorerod.
must mus infotm ~ n!shnes. That bis river has not
.Sd S' sao a lse bns
Mic that ANOTHER was d,seovcrea by speke and
n nd siss re ss I'd ..ss A.;
4 d &c e; ;ss ssss
s hi 1sss psi'e: see' Ss 's s:
li,rtncs. 10 c1clafm, "Eh! what do tee nov!
,, M notF @ aonseer Ssn y e possible that tho
Nile " y. IT, t1 r.. ~ oeen , exnanesodi
tSy rs hi 3 xlanss az: ihs .eisst: snd q Iesd
@ s's asT ss .. Z nses sks
s,, NJ Sstiys; :; 'S ,ss; sSd - ssfs IT,
~ ~ r,1s j ns..nvo,ns o, .psxn AND GRANT.
sHs s se:se :s .sgssssl s
.!ss \ VIZ: ;s ;,!s':s
Of many nne % atreans. I've Of ~ wh,eh are very ~.
f1gm ~ sga;sc M,, to T. 81 fnts The aks Ths
alo miles. ana perhspa .. many u,oto. The
thimecJ9 might 10 compared 70 the Thames, and
tenaiye ra!nt iorcsts and slopes Of platcaue; bnt
The Alexaudsa Mic exceed. n volumc, eycn tn The
eo1or ind purity oi j. wstrf prove tGst It a,nst
either take II. st.e far to tho westward Of the
1nARanlfka. or TINT Its course ts Intercepted hy
konfG !hae Whelo ~ waters Wefe pnflhet1 InTrR.
ti1anng ta9 cauhes discovered therf waaa lake Of
eonstueFAoio e1ten1 known 0y ailefeht nsmsB.
, eIh 5Ahukt BAKERS tAkEa.
blT Samno! 1'skcr. hearing from spcke and Grant
Of thc existence Of lake west Of UnYoro, pro.
cccdcd to TINT teld. md Fortunately discovered
9na!hcMs T. magnificent laso, called. BY Tho Wanycro.
Luh M'xiEe; BY the WAgnn,a. Mnsa Mxtgn; by
tho WAso3ArA. fyanJa UnyorO; by Tho
WhnJkmf'u. sometimes all three; 10 which
lsaker however, very properly Eave tho name
Albert Nfyanxn. 1nA native canDs he explored
about sixty mlles hlong The northrast chaFa, and
discovered tho v!ctoris Nils, deteendIne from the
lako Victoria ~ bs Of tho atsnts Of tho Albert
Lake. little Surther nurah the Albert Nynnxa
discharges u, tt collected afrlnenta-the Victoria
Milo benG our Of than-into The Whito Nile, which
In IL lcscont toward Egypt receives other aucnls
nlneG or lCss Important. Near Ehat,outn the Wits
Nlla receives All Accession to its volume from tho
lHe Milo discovered by James Urucel which rlscs
In Abyssinsa,
TUE ALBEIT AND VICTORIA HirArzA
After discovering 4 great rulI in ths Albert
Nlysnxn travelled south from iatituip D. no der
north In search OF tho tbutarcs OF these Two rrrst
Jaktr-the Albert and Vjcturin-and pc rreiyrh that
The aops OF the soc.ion was ,ors 10 ihe tast r..
war! tfs Vlctnrja, md th1t no ysrn worthy Tf thn
name. cxcept It's RusNn0uo or Mpanvn. fiji {nto Tho
Albert Lake from tIlt oast aft]r Mr. ran sny ryce
, 1877-03-30

- Z<1p27EA yF1EM
DETROIT, Msch., Aascl. 49.-Thls evening The
I'etro!t Aorse-Fafs Association decided to ho,d
fivs meetings this year In june, commencing At
Anskegon too 9Th Of June, and continuing n
intervals Of week At Grand RapIds, Jsrkson
Kalamazoo, and Detroit. Premiums aerrsaste