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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-30
NEW ArToRNEY.GENERAL OF VIRGINIA.

RICHMOND, Va, Aug. 29.-The Conservative
State Committee night selected Gen. James o. Field
of Culpepper County, nominee OF the Conservative
marty for the AttorneyGeneralship, vice Raleigh /:
daniel. deceased Governor kemper to-day appointed
General Daniel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-30

III you rxperence bad your mouth, saowness or
yeow cor Of shn feel stupid and dr0Ny spps u- unst-y,
frsnueut healsche or .zznes blBIr anf nothing
will arouse your action lnd strengthen up your 7te
eqla Ia Dr. PIECES GOLDEN MEDICAL DISCOVER RS '"-i
nv urlI.y ~.
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TIE VISITING GOVERNORS.
ENTERTAINMENT IN PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 20. The visiting
Governors, accompanied by the Reception Com
mttee and a number Of invited guests, proceeded
to the Exhibition gr0unes this morning, where
they were received and welcomed by Mr.. John
Morton, President of the Permanent Exhibition
Company, ana President simon OF the Exhibitors AssO
CATION IN few vei-chOsen remarks, which were appfJ
priatey replied to by Gov AXtel OF NeWNeXlco. Aler
.nncn Ie yisLturs encOrteM thrOmn Lne DuIdng.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-30
SOUTH CAROLTNA EX-OFFICTAIs INDICTED.

COLUMBIA, S. c., Aug. 29.-The Grand jury
to-day found true bills against exLeutGov Geayes,
ex-Treasurers Parker and Cardozo, exComptroliers
Dunn and Hoge, ex-Spcaker Lee, Clerks OF General
Assembly Woodruff and jones' exState Senators owens
and Others on various charges OF fraud IN eOnnec
ton with the discharge of their official duties.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-30

ua Louisville, October nefEet octoosr 90 Mira
Morrison opera House Toronto % Boston Theatre
Oora No. then into the south. with eO ut al
n2 no en- weeks; walnut, Phiadelpma,v Tear
81 Theatre, New-York, January :, -
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pANaERous LINES OF eEy. roRREsr

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Aug. 29.-Gen. Bedford
Forrest the famous Confederate cavalry ocer. isdan-
gerousy IN az Bailey Springs. Ala. from chronic
diarrhga His friends have little hope Of hs recovery
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" Court of Arbitrntior.

EsahIsne'l DY A'I lI jug ''1''lI'
Hon FNOCH l. FhSCHEIL ArDi-rat0
Sessions N mi. Court held daily al the Rooms ~ hs
Cbawber Of Commerce 63 ii a. and az the 0lce OF
t Arbrafor No Broadway, Tor the hearing and Yupt
seenent Disputes AMI matters 81 dfer
snce art,lug among shipm9sef. aud others
ysifhn tie IurisliaIlOn 90 The lOrt ul hcs YORK.
IN, yrfrsqss 0f confined ~ cGss, bd Ne
their cyufr1rcrsg ~ FOR fetsaf
l,nK forms Of cascs and other inforN
ton may obtained gratis application - the c4ek a. ss
rooms OF the Chamber
keen,- Patent partly made DRESS SHIFTS th~ very
bssI 81 I Tor IS finished olsy h-nminy had
-. M L.nLLl-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-30
NOTICE DO MARTNERs.
OFPIcr OF TIE LIGHTHOUSE INSPECTOR. THIRD DfsrR
\ L Az ~ / -

OFFCE on rIE II9HThoI ~ ron IIIEI DI
TCMPGNsylLLE. y. Z. Aug ~. 1879. }
Inlet south side OF Long Isald has been buoy as
follows:
outer buoy I'd class black and white pcrDeDde
lar stripes IN y fath0mf low water smith House On
White I'M Islsnd bears y W. " Life saving station
East Beach Zones Isandl Z. By y v. course 70 bar
buoy. y. ". 90
Bar Buoy-2d cass spar black and white perpendicular
stripes In = feet 40 low water smiths House. pears -
W; Life saving station Jones Beach. T. . "" course 10
inner bar buoy, y. ". "a ~
black aud white perpenicl-
lar stripes Is feet low smiths House, y y. a ~
Lite saving station. Jones Beach, J.. p y. T. ..,
Inner BuOy-5par black and white stripes IN 10 fet 10"
water.
Lighthouse Inspector Third District
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-30
5pstiaI Notices.

Bra in Food strengthens the Bran snd cures Nervous De-
bity Price a. Halnuts Herald Building Lit@s. Bfoft
way anu j. stst Depot Aliens FhArmacy l-ih -
anal ist-ave. send Tor Circular.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-30
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

For the Middle States and New England,
falling followed by rising barometer, cooler, west
erly winds, partly cloudy weather and occasional
light rains possibly fol owe0 by clear weather.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-30

OsMAN-TOMPKINs-On Thursday Aur p, a. the resi-
OF the BRIDES parents AZ H.i borough Neg brs
wick bv The Roy Cuthbert Wi-. Rector 40 Peticdiic,
charles J. Osmln esq 0f T1tteuhau London Enssnd aAi
Laura E. ell-st daughter Of Joseph I. TomDkiGs ESD
Al Notices Of Marriages maS. be iadorisf Sia f4H
.on1 and adfyssg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-30
PRESIDENT HAYES APPROVED II MAINE.

SKowHEGAN, Me-, Aug. % The Somerset
County publican Convention to-day passed resolu-
zion xDressn confidence in the statesnanshp, patriot
ism AM integrity VI President Hayes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-30

sATUEDAY september I. 1876 viii close 4i tvs olicr "a
k-DAY al a. ma FOR Europe hF Steamship Wisconsin,
va eelslown WIDNl~ Az. 20 %. l. ior turr ~
sfea-s-hp Russif Queenstown corresponds o. fr ftis
10 be Dy this mnst bc specially addfes--
y IN. airal.slis Amer
llavre on TH R-DAN, NJ - H. lor EGfupe by si.an
Weland. via Plymouth theTo5lrg and ~ nD rs GA "a +
T-RDAN al a. ui Europe by steamship cav "a klrn-
mona via Queenstown cores Oaclsa On Germany, scot4ud
a.d sorth % Ireland. be- forwarded hY tl.s steamer
be- specially and at a. n fof eliand ald NcrtA
u Ireland 10y steamship NlciofA VA ate and Ni,eos,
and al m Europe uY steausli N1frl, ~oth-
atnpton ana The stunsh Wisconsin, kus,1 ADJ
ttV ~ Richmond mails Dcnniafk.
Norway mails Tor ulu Mrst iLes Havana aud -.
Thomas aud -. Thomas Viii leave New
August 80 The nails Australia elc, VIII
cisco september Il.
Sew.N urE, August p. 1871 /. l. JAAi~ fcsfmastcr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-30
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATION,

77.slay-,n1 s,o ba-1nesrca in this
orl~u Il Tor
need miiu.lt white hne represents tho osoI
d ne -n.rcu during those bun,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-30
WASHINGTON.
Custom HOUSE REFORM.

REPORT ON THE BOSTON CUSTOM HoUsE-SEw-YoRK
wEIGHKRs AND GAUGERs - EXAMINATION OF
BAGGkGE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-30

Barts Josie Mildred for Gibraltar Falmouth. Zoe Brsto
barks Waubun f0- seville.
sUNsEr-Wnd az sandy Hook light, y. y. T.. cioar az
City Island light, :. W, clear.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-30

Steamships Amerique, for Havre Russia for Liverpool
Yeddo FOR Hull Eysia for LONDON Acton Tor Ahtwioi
CITY Vera cruz uavannah Geo ". tlrn Tor iarfs
ton; Abermare for Lewes ships Glermorag Tor Bfetoi
Erickson. francisco; bargs o. ant Northern
queen. Antwerp Carib f0r - CroiNi EiEo bars r
bermuda brig Herman. BIneos Ares .chls Jefferson.
Rrayos. A H. Hurliut Tor q orgrioRu. D. c. LINE LA1s.
Emma X smalley. ". 4. Ksinge. and Helen. tor -,
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LATEST SHIP AEHS
For other SHIP Ns'r' ere ra'rd Fsg'.l

Steamship strassburr fGerl Helnhruch Rreren Augr-s
15 with mise, Ceirohs & co Had v3rabe Ninds sot
weather to ranks and since much log AID tlek
weather 49, lat CO. Ion l3 passed ship feies nom
Hayre Bath.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-30
THE CHARGES MODIFIED.

A report is current that N. Gambetta may possibly
only be prosecuted as an accomplish of the papers whea
printed his Lille speech.
Public attention IS beginning to be directed 10 the
question OF manifesto which It is believed President
uacSIahOu will address 70 the nation the eve Of the
eIacffous
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-30

III NOTCf3 DT "
sGme and address.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-03

should be- There can large addition to the manu-
faciu ing resources Of the country however un nre
class steam lines started TO South AmorDa hirca
and the Eas Indies. to open mp new markers W.
American goods To manufacture on lnucn lhser scare
now without a wider market would be rum, Win goou
sfea lines operated the interest OF the united Slates
en- Increase Of producton IN all departments Oi nous,g
con- d safely and prUhabl, be undertaken ana as many
more cotton mills could pullt as cNlst ho"'' W o N
advantage o. tue county
Ii appears from a statement of the exports
and imports for eleven months, ending May 3lSt N'
furnished 70 TaE TRIBUNE by Dr. Edward Young Cnei
nj the Bureau Of Statistics that the imports NJ NeWhoh
were SOS 973 900 against 900 in 1870 ana
that the exports we're $2s6O57o0O against S216o3oVo
I'm 1876 The excess OF imports at New-Nock mas a.
creased from Sl3 $50 600 to Sl2Ol6OOO In the Uh'od
States lnrng the same ueriod, the exports were SblY
o 600 araiSt S6OS 563 900 iu 1876; ana inc linpoI
we, - 222O 600 against SAL 492OOO ln lSI
cN, ess of cNporis during the eleven months hoIc
f,u 6- to $2O7 100000. The snare ol NV
Ynk CITY in the trade OF the eleven nioutns
ms h en- Larger as far az imports are t"u
cerned. and smaller in regard TO exports. ~ ~" ",
Y,lks perccntagc the total importalon IoI I"u U
II months ending with y 81 III ech !eM, ioi o77 sH
Sears h.cipnu, with 1872 an coming ItHh 70 lSa''
on rsuectvely s7S5 6iss 657Io, G7l9 65ai. 675,
sbv1ng that our proportion of the trade mas ti s,ey
~ - nercentaGc OF tne TO al eNporttiNh 0f IN
ol. fr Irl,ds of IL months, beginning IL lSIZ 6Nd
, down to ST. before, has been, 4I45 49 4s+5,
es8 70 "A rne igurCs as TO exports show lhoi whle
',.uine of business has increased immensely, New
~ il not o., en- holding her Otner cities IRE
s,..ug all the increase and more too.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-03
FOREIGN NOTES.

TORONTO. July 2.-To-day is being observed
throughout tie Dominion general holiday in honor
Of the confederation.
LONDON, July 3.-The Canadian Rife Team,
which is to take part in the contest al Wipbedon. will
practice in Liverpool until Saturday, when 1t Will start
for London.
BERLIN, July 2.-Prince Bismarck, who reach
here yesterday. remained only short time lie lett at
fo schounausen, whence hewi proceed to Fr ID
rckruh returnng to Varzu, via Berlin in the course
OF n week.
LIVERPOOL, July "a public meeting for
the relief OF the sufferers by John fire hed IN
the Town Hall to-day under the presidency Of tho Mayor
1he meeting largely attend by Influential citizels
Fourteen thousand jOars were Subscribed
WAsHiNGIoS, July 2.-The State Department
is to-day IN receipt OF a letter from U. > Minister
Bingham Announcing the deceass on the 26th OF
My Of His EXcellency hido Koin PnVy COun-
scllor to the Emperorof Japan. Mr.. Kilto was
Of the chief Commissioners to the Uuted states
and Europe IN 1872 IN relation to revise OF the
treaties b., with foreign powers. He enjoyed the
hignrst conn nee OI the Emperor ana ws twicc drcO
rated receiving the II 50 rank Of the Meyl Otor OF Merit
aud aisO tGc onOnu or second rank
New-York tribune., 1877-07-03
DOINGS AZ NEWPORT.

NEWPORT, July 2.-Secretary Evarts left
town last night for New-York. Yesterday he dined at
the summer residence Of Charles H. Russell, Of New
York In the evening le toOk
tea at Mrs. Mary l.. Bruens Of New-Yorh, and in the
early part of the afternoon visited Fort Adams in com
papy with Mr. RUSSELL and honored with salute OF
seventeen guns.
Mr. A. g Hatch, the banker of New-York. has leased
his stone villa Oh Kaystreet to Mr. Louis H. Lorird OF
New York. who has arriv ved aud taken possession.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Cooper, of Hew-York, have ar
rived at the willing Stone villa webster-street
The yachts Madeline, Restless, Fleetwing Alice. and
Arrow, all belonging to the Ncw-York Yacht Club, were
IN the harbOr ON Saturday.
The arrivals at the hotels few.
Late arrivals OF cottagers W. W. Turner, II. II.
Hunnewell, from Boston; A. II. Woosey, Philip Schuy-
ler g. NJ Taller, Hon. August Belmont, Miss G. H. Wolfe
Thomas Mott Dr. j. b. Barron Mrs. Col Van Buren, from
New York, aud W. +. PenrOse, from Philadelphia.
Bishop Beckwith OF Georgia, is Otciae al All Saints
Chapel through The month Of August This place OF
worship is attended exclusively by the summer resi-
dents.
Mr. Howells was in the city yesterday He has rooms
for the season at al unpretendng farmhouse the
harbor on Connecticut Island The Presidents son.
Webb c. Hayes has decided not to make his proposed
visit 10 Mr.. HOwells for the present.
David King Of New-York, mas taken the King villa, on
Beleyueavtnue opposite the Ocean House, which was
occuped for 30 many seasons Dy Jno j. Townsend Of
New-YOrk.
Judge Emotti Of Now-York' has arrived at the Dun
nell villa at Rough Point and Judge Blatchford from
the samo city, at his own residence on Grcenoush
Place
Several four-in.hands have made their appearance.
1e Residences Of Murray Shipey, Of Cincinnati, ana
John Foster OF Boston, have been entered ny burglars
f late The supposed burglar hs been arrested ana Is
now in jail
fun toroedo class began their studies AT the station
Yesterday The appropriation IA now available Inc
usual experiments will take place in September "hen
the Secretary Of the Navy viii make his hrst WISH 70
Newport.
Commander Thomas o. sefridge, L. = NJ VINO had
charge Of the Isthmus Of 'arien survey If spenns ~
season here at private residence
All OF the CHI cottages are now occupied.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-03
ANXIETY IOR THE AISSIONARIFS.

FEARS THAT THEIR SAFETY MAY BIZ ENDANGERED.
Considerable anxiety is FELT in tLis country
by the .rirnds of Amo.cu Missionaries in Turkey ii
feared that those who are untrcndy to the Missionaries
may take advantage OF tbo unsettled state OF socety to
nilct injuries from which they have hitherto DeeI re-
strained Ths feeling has beenmtsns fled by the report
gwen letter from Ezerou,n TO lie L0n6on Ieeodph
which that the Turks collected at Nan nave sruck
terror uto the whole district ami tnat the streets Of tie
town itsef rescho their violence and disorder. TIE
American Missionaries have taken refuge aboard
small pleasure boat Lake Van. h0ating about durtnG
day. and at night sleeping IN some secluded ylltge
The city VI h. situated oI Lake lan Is nearly 700
,l,s sou h oi Erz roam, the Missionaries there weie
sent ont ~ the American Board
Little Is known at the ONCE OF the American B0fu ni
ForIgu Mis-ons In this city with reornte 70 ne con
dou its Missionaries IN Tafkry, 80 adtlc.s nav ~.
received roni theln since te ciIS prt ot ""y'
hh been thought tGat those ~ VAN and biti's clty
Van, perhaps mad jonei fGr timr' ths N ~SiUn,
afcs of lhe Presbyterian Churth In PerSi, Du' no
confirmation Of tLs si.ppOsit"n mas oeen re-, ." IA
report in The Te'cgTdlhs letter seems pfOD"plt no
number Of Missionaries al fan y lbreetie - p io, H.
Barndrn, who wen; out in 1867; Gcrge Ryno!ds, ll
d., who been abroad since 1859; ana TUE i'ev - r.
nos are accompanied b. their wives Al bitlit are ne
Rev George knapP and "iie VINO wenl 0u on m 10 lo2o,
were commissioned IN 1863. Most OF the Mssl"niries
It "a believed remained Their stations bat many OF
ia nave removed tGor ia'n 20 uaier qua, ,of',
Rev. Mr. Pirneee. VINO Is stationed al Elefnlm MrOe'
zond for sedso IN OfeI 20 taKe our ileS NC nc ona
the of and the CLASH OF arms. We iear
lies stand the OF siege, our
children the confinement IN the bad tue pesieged city
Hence plan OF gOiugLO TrcbizOnd and hope not
t. obliged 90 further" The Turkish Mission of the
American Board Is divided into tour paros tho Esier
81, when are - aud IL women the Central, M
which are q and IL women: tne WcSte.n. where
fiere are 23 men and 35 women; aud OF European
turkey where th,Ie are 10 men aud 10 women. Tie
total number of Alercans engaged In nissi mary work
m Turkey unocr the American ioatd s therefore, 1874
No other American societies Opealng the field ex
ccpt that Methodist Episcopal Church, vi ncn has
Missionaries in European Turkey North OF the Balkan
Muuut.lnE
New-York tribune., 1877-07-03
C,o.s unshoud- and ScoIding Wives.

domestic nie city" which uewspap Reporters nowadays
credit with PLAYING important pr Mes tian- ~
often tie result Of lingering or chronic disease what has
ba1 or wife can be cbecrfu smhug pleasant When t0n
staLty saerng the ortures Of some drcah "seasgi
husbands LIVER becomes torpid and ne efprt
ences 6t osagIt tesDe taste or Nausea ss ch ny
Alternating great heat AID drynes OF the surface o. Lls
sides sOulers, or o9.k eye ahu shh @b
tif-d with yelluw Gul Ld4poscd nd WL1y iii"iEh
goomY dcspOudent hhG exc iusy
u tJle temper. Instead of resOTbg 20 % eu &c III
i a. few sn Al doses OF Dr. PIER Es PuRGAiNk Plihis,
Il following w. acton with the se 81 1OLDhs MkDiS.
D,scOyERY work the hillary POISON oi oi The !sem a.
purfy the blopd be play the part OF penny wise ahd
io,nd ioosh" he will at mlt 10 c"hoze uy saving 'o
small tlese m,icnes S9u.nui9s - she Us n,l
Vos sy,tcm becomes impaired aid he ~ ttinl a. ISL
~ .uiec TO erne OILED Ia "cOmesc infriicy or
Ihe good wife may, I ON her 100 b.oilnus u"leS yr
family cares. have become beet 10 snch chiht ar
fccns AZ are peculiarly incident 10 her S T. ana beng
r,uce il blood aad strength, sun ring nom OacA che het
vou-ues ho4iache, ntcrnd lever ad enduring Pnns 700
mention, ney become por.ls .hu ieal-
auyIhug genial helpmie In hi' depioa2e o9ttieon
il.altl saOud Wsry anu en- 10y D. IlhH
F,vognP PRF,CsIPION, viii IN due une. by ts cOh.
toc anu pOptTtcs restore ler 10 a'h aug uds'.
sctI 4, iriiabc+ tempered 'ahl 1"
hapry ef laying Tside eviy aud spt6king sr
ousy tnis wives you vi hnd the Family hrlch
aoy, neutiOucd rcablc aud potent remedies fo tn pai
ties ana uses, s'e il"ltos h,Hloid
d,m BOOK which is gwen away by all drugsists-
New-York tribune., 1877-07-03
SOUTR CAROLINA FINANCES.

WHY IS GOV. HAMPTON STAYING ~ NEwYoeK
GOV. Wade Hampton, of South Carolina, is
keeping himself as niuch as possible Of public
duing his Say Metropolis, and has chan ed his
quarters of the New York Hotel for the retirement OF
private residence. Legislative Committee is engaged
at COurbia examining the condition OF The pubic
debt Of South Carolina. it has been alleged that
bonds lave been illegally issued, and that some have
been duplicated 1t has nmored that obecc Of
Gov Hamptcn's visit to New York 10 secure
through the Intervention OF the authorities here, the
appearance OF c-Goy Chamberlain, as witness before
the committee. Mr.. ChamDerlan, who is now pfactic-
ing law In this city. said yesterday that he knew hat
the investigation iu progress cut 80 far from steps
being taken to compel his appearance before the com
n;ttee 10 had not yet been invited TO appear wit
.s II il were the purpose OF the committee to sub
pocna him, be fet confident that some nOtlce oi Tue
intention WOdd have reached hllil. . a,oo ooo
a,,tbnriz-d by the south Carolina Legisa,u.e, 10
meet the interest the state dbt, aud u mas Deon
rC ported that Gov. Hampton baI eYuei'Cir v rt w
uegoiiate thus loan with prominent New.forS Oanhets
but far t0ut succcso Ihs names oi bU"h pIo.n ~
era john j. Ciscl ID. BAcock ana Eugene Keiy nave
beeu mentioned rs among those asked 10 cohsltI .nc
rriysd no communication from GOV Hampton on the SUB
ipct nd at the banking house OF August brmOnt ~
me sencr in charge sad nat no neEotlatah' Ion cU
G. rn!. . the loan pending with tneu /. was ruIn
orrd on street how"Ycr thal the fdImeIS Lol ", @
Irt Cnupany or Belmont X ca. had agreed 10 take up
private letter fl ON the Treasurer OF sonrh Carolina
amount of Consoaiod Bonds thst have been Issued 9
ii ~ 5uO A prominent Nal-suleet broker staten
in "A IHfBUSg reporter yesterday thas not Tess
th,n SlJUO.OOO OF these bonus were heid Dy
czeus sontn Carolina, one man IN Ghiliet"n nol'
inr : 20 600 of winch $3.50 900 WAS held Tor sa'ihE'
buns We thought Governor Hampton would nave 80
trouble IN obtaining an fOf such amount 80 ~ lbs
~, - "a L,rrnw IA ya- not certain, however, ih't
'c youli wan 10 borIOw ans money for the purpose
uhorized by last Legislature a. mere NS heo
,nr oi # aver inc taxes To De COie ted Asht uudr-
~ nj fne matter GOV Hampton was snhply making ar
lnyrucnts aay assistance IN case Ae SHouiu Hni
hereafter that II WAS needed
New-York tribune., 1877-07-03
LATEST SHIP kEWS.
,For othe. ShtD Nsies Sc: second Paye.l
ARRIVED

!For other ShtD Neies Sc: second Payel
ARRIVED.
Iark LAZY Franklin (0f Lonion. jackson, Trinidad 2
say sugar, DE Castro Bonner vessel 20 bendham
Er H. A. Rautzen lD9n) sgarrer. Monteveeo. 81 d,ys.
WIN hides har to &. w. BrtauX vessel u Funch Eiye
q ... ,,. % a.,
Wit sugar. to ouBg Go vessel 10 john bOYnt1nh son
Bl h. l. Mcrtyman. fe rauX, DcmeraGa. 20 Gays, "ith
susa % order; vessel e. X. a. Robertson
Sramship Austiu foinardua June %. Brunswick.
Ca aud Poc ko,a 29th with mdse ahd Passengers 10
Chas H. Mallory q Co go
Clapp 60
Sfhr BENJAMIN GartsI le, Wilson, Boston.
-clr Tunia Derhrw, faker, Boston.
Schr Boston, NickersOn, New BE ford.
schr Ind, < Garrison. Wareham Philadelphia
ecIr Nele Howard Providence, Tor Port Johnson
ch Albert jameson Culdage, Providence tor Port John
-.- A.. o, -. -.
10 So. ich Coz anchored ~ sandy Hook tor orders
cola (ir CrNer Guantanamo Ib days, Win ou-
gar to Brooks & Co; ye>S | to master.
~clr %. T.. Bins Hgh.e, Virginia, with wood.
Soii.d sean-hps Whiieey, for IondOD Richmond, for
Mn, iI Albc harle for chips Nevada for Bremen
lIudoD for London CeyOn Tor Yokohama; Frenae-
M Aguator Queenstown; Dutchess for Newcastle j.
Rio Jaueiro ENcesr for Richmond. Gany
n,,des and E esina for brigs Typho1, for Caruns
Mammal fr Caft Nymph. for Belize = w Hunt
fnr Iaclnei AyeTy and Jef ron for Gaveston MARY
j nuasrll Jacksonville; Mary J. Cook, y A Holman.
John IT, adc Ella FTAncis. Vim. a. Rowe j. b. AAnson DA
New-York tribune., 1877-07-03
PUBLIC OPINIOE

il is our impression that the President has
taken hold OF TINS Civil service matter by the rgl
cle mat ~ spite Of difficulties, this the easiest ana
Desi place 10 make the beginning ana that the Other
tbiIgs can be quicker accomplished afterwards than be-
lore Boston Advertiser Rcp)
There can be 10 doubt but that the Conven-
uon gave expression 10 the popular feeling In the North
nesl ana IN calculating political probabilities must
o overlook the fact that the Republican Party
no 'tOiy IN national political contests without the as
lean ikep) '
~, IL ls undeniable that Mr. Fairchld has greatly
WIS himself by bis recent report 10 the Governor
us oincal actions and which closes manly aud
ANuoE"afd language. John Kelly will not have an