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The New York herald., 1877-03-02


Steamer suevs tGsp. Frsnsen. Hamburg w Plymouth
aud chsrbourg-Krnhardt 4 Co. A,.,
Steamer cassini tBr,. Mackenzie. Pernsmbuco and
Bahn-k Borland.
steamer Grescens City. Curtis Aspinw wail-Paenc Mail
steamer Gamma (Br,. Liddicoss Hamilton ,Bsrmuda,
A Outerbvidge.
steame or Eie anors Johnson. Portland-J y Ams,
Steamer NEPTUNE. Berry Boston-H D'mock
Bark George Suppicich GER. Dade. Liverpool-J
Precht.
Bark Potono tBr). Murray. London--Gerhard Brewer
Bark Prv Dubrovacki tAus). Sullch Falmouth Ply
mouth tor orders-Funch. Edge Co.
Bark Molly Ger. Wurtz. Stockholm--Funch. Edve Co.
Bark Anna Ger. wittnsben. Brsmsn-Chas LuIing &
Co.
Bark Virginia L stafford tBE. Phillips. Gibraltar and
BARK speranza tAus) Bussauich, Alexandria E-soco.
vich X CO.
Bark 4 n Warrington. Owens, Kingston, Ja-A II Solo
Brig Nellie Hustled Brewster. Havana-J X Ward 4 Co.
Sehr Jacob Ridgewsy. Townsend. Pars-Burdett q
Pond.
schr Aldana Rokes Rhoades, Laguayra and Porto Ca
schr Charlie Cobb Rhoades. st Pierre set- II Brown
schr Grace Webster Gales. Csrdenss-J Winchester
CO. - -
scnr Prussan General tBr,, Heater. st John. NB-A
schr r. X Dresser Tevnen, Norfoik-Isasc Il Staples.
Schr Ella II Barnss. HARRISON Camden, NJ-Vau Brunt
4 Bro. 80
Son. -
sshr Hudson Coleman B0stou--Chss living
Schr Mcclellan. FAIR. Gloucester, Mass-H W Loud
Co. .
scnr q q Acken Toms Brdgeport-stnmtord Msnufactur
sloop Mnneho Jarvis, Bridseport-Naona Freight and
Lighterag0 Co.
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SPORTING EVENTS ABROAD.
TIE ENGLISH Jockey cI.uR

THE ENGLISH JOCKEY CLUB.
At the next general meeting of the Jockey Club the
following motions will be madc:-
BY Admiral Rous-whercas 1t has always been the
practice TO make allowances OF weight cumulative to
alter rule 10 w., by the insertion Of the WORD penal
tcs in the third line that the second clause shall
read and penalties are not cumulative unless SO de-
cared by the conditions OF the Face"
BY Mr.. Alcxandcr-To alter IN rule 10 on 5st 'lh
10 @st 7b
by Lord Droghcda-That at the end OF tho last
paragraph OF rule 20 OF Rules OF Racing words or
IRISH National Hunt steepIecbasc Rules" be added
BY Lord Falmouth seconded by Sir John Ashley
That no produce stakes, or weight for age be
entered for ioas, ycarLngs two oIds shall
DO opened foreign bred horses unless specially ad
yertisec 10 be unless such horses were In
those unrics which throw open their equal
terms 10 Brush horses
BE- Lord v!van-To omit the words ITO be entered
for as foals, yearinrs or .wo.year-oIds"
by Lord Hardwicke-rhat no foreign horses shall
run for any stakes In England where added money is
given, unless by special conditions
serious accident bcfel Mr.. w. II. Johnstone by the
falling OF Princess Bon Bon flight OF Hurdles In the
big racc at Croydon. February l3 II seen
that the unfortunate gentleman was severely hurt,
and he was carried in nsensble state to the farm.
house. and subsequently 10 the Greyhound Hotel,
whore mn to late hour that evening. he remained
unconscious having sustained concusson Of the brain.
W. Fielding and J. Moss played match OF billiards
for f00 aside tho Cotton Waste Exchange, Manchcs
ter February Is, the game being 900 points even up
yielding was the winner BY 2l7 points
The once well known horse Camerino was shot at
the ROYAL Kennels. Ascot. last week He was bred by
INC late Soulrc Osbadeston 1863 and was by Stock
we'll out ~ syIpninc, by Touchstone, her dana Noun
lain sylph. BY BcIshazzar He ran q great many
races at two three and four years DID, his principal
ia The Doncaster Stakes OF 1851 beat
M Lady Clltden and oshers in the Fourteenth Iri:
.uplaI al Newmarket the samo autumn; IN tne iriai
;takes At warwick 1s62 with among others Aurelian
nd Cosmo polite behind him. At the stud ne cut no
,rcat azure George OsbaIdeson and Coronelh being
boat The best OF hrs stock.
rance with hai-adoxsn two.yssr-oIos belonging 70
ho Duke Of Hamilton
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP March l-Arrived bark Margaret Evans (Br).
Robertson, Philadelphia.
BRISTOL March l-Arrved, steamer Somerset (f,r),
Western, New York.
BREMEN March i-Ssiied, barks Johann Ludwig (der),
Holes, Baltimore; Hancock 3D. Hughes. Philadelphia
RomanoT ,Br), Haley. do
Cowxs Feb 23-saed. bark Mats August (Rus), Sanu-
lin urom Ipswich). Baltimore.
CARDIFF. March lSailed. ships Edorado, English Rio
Janeiro q Blanchard, Mclntyre. do Brown Brothers,
tioodc Hong Kong: bark Fred Litchfeld Spauiding.
do
DxAL Feb 2s-saied. bark Pietro utaD. Caaero Cfrom
Newcastle). New York.
FALMOUTH Feb o6-Arrived ship Franklin Linnell, Pa
bcllon de Plea (and ordered to HulD.
Sailed 2sth svond DAM, Acres rom NewporD.
Dirby, Ms.
GLOUCESTER March I-sailed, bark W Harvey (Br,
Peters, United States.
GRxrxocx Feb 2s-Arrivsd schr Ariadne. Dyer. Port.
land.
GENOA. Feb 2s-Arrived. bark Milo tBr). Robbins. Now
YORK; schr / W Parker. Brackett. savannah
GIBRALTAR Feb 23Arrived brig Lane, shute, fhii-
adelpha tand cleared Tor Genoa).
HAvRx Fob 2sArrivcd barks Colbert tFr). soyer. New
Orleans; Monhegsn. Luce, do
LIVERPOOL Feb 2S-Arrived, steamer Vanguard (Br),
Gil. New Orleans
Sailed Feb ~. chip Bohemia Delano. New York; bark
Rota Nor. sorcnsen do both not previously March l.
ships Cashier (Br Teller Delaware Breakwaer Southern
Chief Higgins, New York; barks Charley tB Robinson,
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NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY MARCH q ls77-TRPLE SHEET.

and Netaux tB Masters Sandy Hook uwo last not pre-
viously).
Lospox March l-Arrivsd steamer Italia tBH. Donald
son. New YORK.
LlsBox Feb 23-Arved, bark Francisco Gsrguilo uta)
Lauro. New York.
MovLLr, March 1-Arrved. steamer Nova Scotian (Br.
Richardson. Portland via Halifax tor Liverpool
Sailed ist barks Countess Of Dusrn Brj, Fegan iron
Londondey) Baltimore; Vile de Anvers (Belg. drom
dol. do.
MEssixA to March i-Arrivcd, bark Mary Pratt, Saw
Genoa: schr Mary Lord. Lord, do
NKwRY. Feb 26-Arrved. bark Hawkhope (BD. Moore
Norfolk.
QUEENSTOWN March i-Arrivsd ship Oberou (BrN Dunn.
San Francisco; barks Jesbuen (Nor). Svensen Bamore
Hawthorn tBr). Mead. New York.
Also arrived LIST. steamer Circassan (BD Wye Balti-
more via Halifax for Liverpool (snd proceeded,
Sailed Ist steamer City Of Brussels (BrJ, Watkins from
Liverpool. New York.
Rio JAxxIRo. March l-Sailed. steamer Humboldt tBD
Tor New York. with 1900 bags coffee.
SLIGO. March l-Arrivsd brig Maid OF Llangollen (Br)
st John. NIB.
skrris Feb 2s-Arrived (. saed). Tordenskjod, Pha.
deiphis.
LoxpoN. March l-Bnrk Melbourne (Br). Rogers, from
Antwerp Feb for New York. before reported beached to
the esstw of Terneuse harbor has been towed OIL
Bark Gaeta dad D'Ottoue, ~ CaglIari tor PhsdslphiA
has lost her mainmast.
Brig Myronus Capt Joy. from Ms'seilles far Cuba has
put into Toulon with the loss Of her mainmast.
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Put into the Roads i5th W whiting. Groves. ipsvisA.
for Delaware Breakwater
QuEExsrowN Feb l6-Arrived. wnona, Gordon Pissgus;
Italia. Ferro, Philadelphia.
Sailed 10Th. u SiLley. Coison, Havre; 18th. Kate
Hilton, Adams Rotterdam.
SILLoTH, FEB 16-Arrved. Weymouth. Durkee Boston.
SwASAct Feb 15OH the Needles. 18TH Giuseppe Bozzo.
Pastorino, from Hamburg for Philadelphia
SWANSEA, Feb l6 Sailed. II Tucker Miller. st Thomas
BasroL Feb The Cornwall (s) arrived here from New
York in contact yesterday a Ayonmouth with
name unknown no particulars
RgSocx Feb 4A letter received yesterday states
that the Queen Of Hearts, ashore Sliddey with
bow resting that she fills and
with the tide and about QUO from
low tide
HELicoLASp. Feb 12-various goods mostly supposed ia
OF the Franklin bee
among them wood. quantity OF lard some bacon
The following have been landed = 13 barrels
"Farbank Co. Chicago" some bacon marked Murphy
Co. Chicago IL large and ~ small logs of wood
panks On account OF bad weather further salvage
expected.
LIVERPOOL. Feb 6-The bark Assecuradeur umber) wat
the 10th ns In lat 45 N. Ion % W, abandoned
beore reported mast and all be Ia
pood condition. the two stern posts knocked
the Beautiful Star. arrived here, from Maurltius.
LKRwicx Feb 12-Bark veranda (Nor). from Bremen for
United States d:ovo ashore here the 18th ult
before reported.
ROTTERDAM Feb 13-AdvIces from Terschelng. dated Feb
q. that efforts being made get of the John
Kimbal. Whenever the tide permitted 90
ing ut the pumps The rigging would be taken to Neuwe
dep
Punta dc Lobos guann put here Dec with pois
oned by pnrd pork. Five died within the first three
and the remainder with scarcely exception,
have suffered severely some being still In danger
consequently be detained until ths beginning Of next
month.
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FOR NEW YORK-THIS DAY
PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH l, 1877.
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHIrEsToxE TELEGRAPH

REPORTED THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHITEsToXk TELEGRAPH LINE
Steamer Abyssna (Br, Murphy. Liverpoo; Feb II and
Fr.nes'yn Feb 10 and 20 had fresh gale oS NV with
high Issd ss Il 5 S s v ssas
L. showing signals QBND
Hsvrs isth with mdse and 9e passengers to kunhardt
xsssu s ssIno ssSss ans
s is'H Ia, wv 81 nr's iSq Hssy bound
w o lT f ss sss miles
Hook. u Guion steamer bound H.
es $ sss . @ ~h coffee
s "a. lon q s1ss
t"s for NeS yo,. % sho @ Of PrGvsOn: and
ssse s%se.sS sso.'ss signal SS i ssans
Steamer Old Dominion. Walker. Richmond. City Point
and Norfolk with mdse and passengers to the Old Domn
steamer Fanisa. Howe Philadelphia with mdse to james
Ship BERTHE Bgslow Br: rersnsen hys.posl : Jan ~ in
sp Gos.ancs e.. s 3 smsy 80 yssp00l dyss, Dec via
last % snow { Burgess. Had strong and NV gales
Ship Msanna. VI Port> Santos Lisbon. 4s days. with
ssri rsssh cssr. gri.n Manila Apg with md.e TO
The Equator an is in lou 81 strong NV gales lost
aud split sails &c. v.,.r ~, :, w,,, .,
oras sa i,@s heavy gale. "a Cape
~ o s was S s and
la. 70 ,hence strong westerly winds ,.s. ,.,
werp a days, in ballast. to Funeh, Edye Aco. ~ ,,,
to f"S Rcssnso Passed g"n TO-
Bark Domenco utaD Jacca,no Palermo Dec & 10: witt with
fruit order Feo ~ of Cape May spoke brig Rising SUM-
Brig Ada White. White. Cardenss days. with sugar
80 De Castro. Bonner Cot vessel to Miller houghson
Was days y Of hat.cras. with strong NV winds ~ ...s
salt 10 h q Robinson; vessel to Van Brunt Bro.
srs.m ssf01s %as Is ays Of issseSss Feb
IS 3 spoke sehr Victor pug from Porto Rico for New
sear sunny south psrrics'on. Hsvana ia days. with
20 q II Saures- Been days OF Hatteras with
schr Frank Walter saxon. Brunswick Ca. 10 days with
schr i D Dver.y. wiliiamss Richmond.
Schr Fannie. ones Virginia.
Schr A II Hurlburt, Griffn. Baltimore.
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer General Whitney, Haless. Boston for New
steamer City OF Bedford. Fish. New Bedford FOR
steamer Galatcs. Walden. Providence to, New York.
schr Martha G. MERRITT 0ioucester for New York.
schr Lady Antrim. Carter. warchsm for New York.
schr Glide. Barnett wareham for New York.
sss sssr p ph, she5da, ass,y poysnce for New YO,r
schr Wm Farren. lndsey: Sow Haven for Virginia
sehr Amelia Mott Ro.lyn for New York.
Schr stephen Tsber. Mott Hoslyn for New York.
BOUND EAST.
steamer Bolivar Geer. New yorx for New London and
sary New sS1s ss % o"n
sehr Ella Frances isalse, Ssw yors Tor M Boston.
sehr % sarah Maria, resvss New Yofx for New H.vea.
schr 4 q Gates. Freeman. weehawksn for BossoE.
xaa Psn "Ssn io or proydsnc
schr W W Brwinard spencer. Amooy for New Bedford.
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HORSE NOTES.

Richard Penlsan's great four-mile racehorse Eel.
lowcran arrived yesterday from Kentucky looking
spendd.y and IN fine health. He goes into training
st once in charge OF Charles Lloyd. in Monmouth
coanty, New Jersey. Fellowcra.t will be entered IN
all the long distance of section OF
country next summer, be will DO found hard to
beat, particularly at four miles.
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WRESTLING CONTEST.

James Owens, the Vermont farmer, and Charles
Murphy the New York blacksmith, will wrestle. col
lar and elbow best three five, at Gmores Garden,
ON Wednesday evening next, Ttn inst for purse Of
$500 aud champions belt. Owens Is the man who
beat Mclaughlin IN Boston short time since
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SAILED.

Steamer sueva Ger for Hamburg; Arragon Br> Brs-
toll Cassini DID, Pernambuco and Bahia Crescent City.
Del; ships Colorado. Melbourne; Alice Minot do and
Adelaide; Cock Bombay: barks marlborough (Br.
AMER; Ironsldes. Valencia; scar Ada q sh0rand Para
The New York herald., 1877-03-02
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

BALTIMORE March l-Capt Baker Lighthouse Inspector
Fifth district engaged In replacing the buoy'
that have been moved during the wntor by ice.
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Schr A r Cohen. Brown. Amboy for Somerset.
Schr I Abel. II all. Amboy for Providence.
Schr Narrssansett. shaw. Amboy Tor Lynn.
schr lmogsne Diverty. Gandy, Amboy Tor Provdsncs.
schr y Wooster. Babbitt, Amooy Tor somerset
schr Success. Pierson. Amboy Tor -.
Schr RublnA
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BELOW,
CLEARED.

ship Great Western. Simmons. from Liver2 ool an o.
Sa,p Nevada, Kruger. from Bremen an 8.
Bark st Anna. from Naples
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM THE MONTH
OF MARCH
The New York herald., 1877-03-02

NIiSCELLANEOUs.
nIvoRCEs QUIETLY In ANY sTAfEj PAY WIKI
Dsecured: advice fres. AXERIcAN LAW AGENCY, u
Astor House.
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WEATHER REPoR
FOREIGN PORTS.

MoviLLx. March I-Wind Sw. strong breeze.
PLYMOUTH, March Wind Sw. moderate, with rain.
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Steamer. Sails DestinafioaI 0Ge
, 1877-03-03

FIRE AT TIE GARRIson.-About IL clock
on the night of the 1st inst, (Thursday) the
alarm OF fire was given by the sentinel at
the Garrison. the troops responding in an un-
usual quick time. II was found that large
hay stack. containing about one hundred
and fifty tons of hay, was on fire. The blaze
was very soon subdued, and q continual sup
ply of water kept on the stack TO keep it
down. Notwithstanding which it continued
to gain headway towards the interior of the
stack, dry hay when once on fire being
most difficult to quench. A request was fn-
ally made to Mayor McAuliff for a fire engine
from town, which was promptly responded
to by the Mayor in person in charge of one
Of the handsome engines of the city, and in
quick time strong and heavy stream was
brought to bear on the smouldering ruins of
timothy, which together with heavy show
er, brought King fre TO time, The boys at
the Garrison had a night of it. as few of
them got 10 bed before o'clock, to ge. up
again soon after 4. NJ. for reveille.
, 1877-03-03

TIE WALLowA TRoUBLE.-Ws have it
on competent authority that there is no In
tention on the part of the military to iuaug-
urate hostilities with Joseph and his band of
renegade Nez Perce Indians As soon as the
roads are in condition to travel, a couple of
cavalry companies will proceed to the Wal
Iowa valley and the occupy same, much as
they have for the past two years. The idea
of using force to compel Joseph and his band
to go upon the reservation is not as yet con-
templated. This is a matter that more espe-
cislly is under the contrcl of the Interior De
partment, and as we understand, il is in
tended to use every means of persuasion, and
if in the end all these fail, then resort will
be had TO force. 1t Is computed that Joseph
can bring into the field iull two hundred
warriors, and that with his knowledge of the
country be can maintain defensive warfare
that will possibly involve the expenditure of
millions of dollars, TO say nothing of the loss
of life. Under these circumstances the mill.
tary will act with great oircumspeciion, and
in occupying WallowA valley the main object
will be to maintain peace between the whites
and Indians.
, 1877-03-03

SCHOOL LAW. "A scribbler in a local
PAPER gives II as bis opinion that the school
Law OF this territory is the worst, and the lsw
o. California the hes: now in existence. As
mere matter of opinion this is well enough,
out when q writer undertakes to instruct the
public, be should give reasons for his conclu-
Aon' The school law of this territory is
manly based upon that of Iowa, in which
S'ste It has b-eu found TO work satisfactorily.
ihe trouble about our Law is that it fails TO
orlng IN sufficient revenue to pay '49 prices
70 teachers, and hence it is defective. The
TAX FOR school purposes, in proportion to the
asseSsment, is higher in this territory than it
Is IN California, bu. lacking the wealth of
NE Golden State, we ci course have iess rev.
enae TO keep up the schools. If ever the time
o0hes Tor our admission as State, and Con-
gr1Ss makes the usual donation of public
''~-as 'or school purposes. we may be able TO
% better by our public schools; but until that
"ne comes, We shall have to be content with
.Sr present school system, however imperfect
- ma! be. In this regard We are even now
AHeao oi Oregon, where the tax for school
purposes Is 2 mills on the dollar, against 4
.'''iis IN 'his territory. In California the tax
''' puoilo SCHOOLS is even less, but with her
s'eA' wealth the revenue is greater, and
A7Hee The public schools are more literally
supported. With a sparse pOpuIa,ion. and
III i'so1rces lacking developemeu,, the most
eah expect Is TO maintain a system of
1aion school education, and this is all the
4-ihg Law aims 10 accomplish.
, 1877-03-03

THEATRIcAL.-The appearance of Mr..
John Jack and bis accomplished company OF
performers q, the City Hall, Thursday even
ing, drew ont large and fashionable andi-
ence. The opening play, " The Child of the
Regiment" with Miss Annie Fnmin in the
title role. and Mr.. Jack as the Old Sargent,
was well rendered, and received with much
applause. The stage arrangements, dresses.
ETC., were all excellent, aud greatly in ad-
vance Of any thing of the kind heretofore
witnessed in this place. We left the theatre
at the close of the play. and hence are un-
able TO speak of the after piece. Mr.. Jack
has brought to our town an excellent theAtri-
cal company and We trust that his enterprise
will be literally rewarded
, 1877-03-03

TREES AND GRAFTs.-We learn that Mr..
Philip Ritz will return from California in a
few days with over $4,000 trees aaG gratis,
selected from nurseries on this coast and in
the east. With this selection be will have II e
most complete assortment on this coast, and
one of the Very ba~t in the United States.
During this spring he will sell off large
number Of trees at his nursery, to make room
for this importation. This will be good
chance 10 get trees very low.
, 1877-03-03

BrsrxFss At DAYToN.-We learn that
II, : Galbrairh's new brick building at
DAYTON has been leased by firm who will at
crcc nut in a full stock Of general merchan-
disc Another gentleman is looking for a
spitable business stand, and when obtained
he proposes to open ont full stock of goods
Both these parties represent large capital,
and if they take hold of business at Dayton
The town is sure to 90 ahead. Much of the
iraie at D.y'ou has heretofore come to Walla
WaIh. but with the establishment Of new
stores our gains from that quarter are likely
10 br diminished.
, 1877-03-03

IMPROVING MAIN STREET - The city
authorities have under consideration an ordi-
nance rcquirin- the owners of lots fronting
on Main street to grade and improve the
same. An ordinance of this kind can have
no binding effect upon property holders. and
the council should 50 understand The de-
cisioD Of Judge Lewis in the Seattle casa APP
plies to Walls Walls. and practically an
nuis the city charter. Under this decision
there Is no Law to compel the payment of
city taxes, and if in future property holders
pay taxes it will be an act of condescensiUn
on their part. Lawy rs understand that the
law Of Congress, passed in 1867, expressly
prohibits territorial legislatures from grant
ing YnTal olGyt,ys, and the charter of Walla
"aila coming within this purview has been
practically nuility for the past ten years.
ihe members of the council in this and many
other matters are ignorant, but certainly the
city attorney understands the law in the
premises and it is his duty 10 advise them
that a. matter Of fact they have no author
i,y-sSha'ever
, 1877-03-03

YAKIMA MrSEs.-Our miaing news is
still more fis,,ering some parties who winter
ed in the camp. came out recently after sup
plies, snd reported tha. they have tunneled
into another ledge this winter, and tapped
the lods abou. 20 feet below the surface /;
found the ledge about 8 feet IN thickness,
and rich with gold. and are preparing f.
zork in good earnest. Have not Jet had The
ore essayed out os the last tunnel, but 1t
shows pure gold and to all appearance is as
good rs sny we haye bsd tested We expect
GOOD times this summer.
, 1877-03-03

WAIIA WALLA Posi- OFFICE.-Tne at
tention of the postal agent is directed to the
WalIa Walls Post Ofice. One Of the gem
tlemen whose name appears on the Postmas-
ter'o bond has left the country, snd previous
10 leaving was known TO be insolyent. OF
the boDdsmen remaining two Of them are
known to be seriously insolved, aud so it is
the government is literally left without Sc
curly. 1t is the duty Of the postal agent to
look into matters of this kind, and hence we
make the suggestion.
, 1877-03-03

ca.pcu BEIL.-Tbe new bell for the use
= ,bs Episcopal Church was hoisted to its
-,.,.io the bell-tower, Wednesday afternoon,
"a IN future it's clear tones will regularly
ant 70 summon the faithful to whrship-
nj. !. mnch the largest bell in the city. and
- clear dsv its tones will readily penetrate
-,nv miles into the country.
, 1877-03-03

oyrRpolNG Ir.-The "local" of Port
land daily rather overdoes it when be devotes
H.ub.If q column TO "lady fiddler"
so,co must be cheap when he can afford to
.a;o ont description OF d" Rrst appear
,n,, to such an iuordinate length. Camilla
rr.omay be well up in her art, but we think
,,,r. , .'-,ick full would have set her up.
, 1877-03-03

ATTACHMENT SUIT.-The Oregon Furni-
ture Manufacturing Company, at Portland,
telegraphed on Saturday last. that if Trum-
BILE & Warren, furniture dealers in this
place, did not secure the amount due them
for furniture, to forwith attach the establish
ment. Upon examination and enquiry it
was found that the furniture had been re-
moved to the auction room of Davis &
Gregory, for the purpose Of selling the outfit
on that day. No time was to be lost. Attach
meut papers are complicated. and at all times
require considerable time for preparation
This s particularly the case where the attor-
neys have no printed blanks-which by the
way. every lawyer onght to haye-and hence
before the process was served most of the
articles had been cold, but the money was
garnisheed. Last wednesday n hearing was
had before Judge Wipgard to dissolve the
attachment, which was peremptorily refused.
, 1877-03-03

STREET GRADING--We notice that Mr..
John Castor is grading the street in front of
his premises, on FourIhstreet. This is the
proper way. Each prope'y holder should
grade his own lots, and not'ook to the city
to do the work In this way te work is done
cheaper and better, and withOu, piliug mp
public debt.
, 1877-03-03

WAsIHNdTes TERRITORY is out 4 debt,
and if the different county treasurers vould
make prompt settlements there would be
$40. 900 surplus in the treasury. Walla W.
la county, likewise, is out of debt, and couL
ty script is worth is face. This is all the re,
suit OF honesty and good management on
the part of public officials.
, 1877-03-03

". BYRON DANIELS is occasionally re-
ferred to as the editor of Vancouver paper.
We wonder if this is the antideluvian who al
one time acted as Secretary of Idaho terri
tory. and returned Wallace as elected del
egate by several hundred votes. This fellow
sNould emigrate 10 Louisiana and take a
pla,e on the returning board.
, 1877-03-03

ELwooD EVANS is still pouring out his
history OF Washington territory in one ever
lasting stream of words. We make it rule
to read nearly everything that comes along,
and now after careful perusal of all that
Evans has published, we are constrained to
say that his history is duller reading than
last years almanac A perpetual flow of
words-aud that's All there is of it.