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Shellpot Literary Society,

The above named society held their regu-
ular meeting last night. The debate, re-
solved, that the hope Of reward has more
influence over man than the fear of punish
ment, was handled in very efficient man.
nor, and after spirited contest was decided
In the negative. The attendance is greater
at every meeting and the members feel
proud, as they see that their society IL we'll
patronized.
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WATER DEPARTMENT. J
w No. 1920 Market Street,
Wilmington, Del.
NOTICE TO WATER RENTI

ml -, =" 1H1 AS1s 1S1I1S 1Efte5s
.hIa Inc O. bllls for 1877 are how ready. and nav.
strses U.s ~ tne Eeglatrars Office, 1000 Marx st
On or hatore Inc iaW requires that all bills paid
the face ,EfI of ~ tnS Sst day of January 1871
%ont1 -. 81 February, five per cent. addition.
M.saSo " ano tnose paid during the month Of
hisIs hMiasItcn, zen per cent. additional. and ali
Iar,i I.s remaining f. unpaid on the first dav of
hnplal; hava III ~. the Registrar is required to
stitnt.de tH .de ~, Ierrules Withdrawn and suit in
and tbe ,ua wat tne recnvery of the amount due
nsasl pnsmlses until such arrears with asses.. n
are Ia na,s ana Two dollars, for drawing ferruIes
>ofhce hours from . A. M. to4P.M.
da.tou., WILLIAM 8. HAYES.
"iA Registrar.
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EOR RENT.-The mansion house. farm

DOR RENT.-The mansion house. farm
III and out-buildings of John O'Byrne,
ESQ. situated on the Philadelphia turnpike
about four hundred yards from the city
limits. The fai m contains about 70 acres.
and Is IN high state Of cultivation. The
oat-buildings are in perfect order with
of the finest quality, and superabundant in
quantity in the driest seasons. There is a
large and beautiful lawn full Of shade trees.
The house contains six large rooms on the
first asor, six 1ine bed rooms on the second
floor, and six attics. There is a porch
In front of 1t about seventy feet long with
q full view Of the Delaware river. Private
stables for flve horses, To a thrifty and
respectable farmer it would in addition to
his farm business one of the best places for
Fruit in abundance, Of ali kinds, and there
Is about one-third of an acre in choice
asparagus. It will not be rented on shares.
For country residence It cannot be SUR
passed. Apply at THIS OFFICE,
feb2 tt
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NOTICE TO WATER RENTERS.
PROTECTION TAX.

me attention Of residents ofthe SECOND
sno NINTH Wards, and Others whose prop.
Ssly Is located within three squares or
thoc nocks e Of fire plug, is called to The fact
snat they are liable to a tax of one dollar
~ Cn @ eacn ! building SO located. The above tax
aist Hev aue. ana II not paid on or before the
ei. smy ~ay ~ January per cent. will be add
~; M; ana Il y payment be further DELAYED until
to1trc t1ttcn ~ per cent. will be added to the bill
'IsuA WILLIAM s. MAYES. Registrar.
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H4lic0 NesSs.

The following cases were disposed of last
night.
William Thompson, Albert Craig, and
James Dougherty, having INDUCED to freely
In strong drink were each fined 80 cents and
costs.
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NoIlOE-VALDOsTA INSTITUTE FOR
~ SALE

thr;n,n hE valuable property, situated in a.
In ating ~ Town In southern Georgia. on the
dsG ds - VI ne railroad from Savannah to Fiori.
eschs is onered at q bargain, either for sale or
ths hM MI 81 S,d aor property in city in one OF
ss to,t me n Institute Building " by 81 feet two
lion snd mdi!n. having a schoclroom, recita-
bail. "uI "bauslo music rooms, dining rooms. wide
houss stna1moers stn1oers and kitchen, servants.
buidinas s'anle, barn and all necessary out.
The Fn'.nd ana vegetable garden.
b now wiotute in au ]. furnished, and the school
RS in 1T s"p%eratlon with about sixty schol-
Me hea1tSS 1tSSperty is offered for sale, because
ailed. VI the lady who owns ii has
nk kPanat.!cHulars n.Hular apply to
aeal2-tf 'nOASk TROUP MAXWELL.
New Castle. Delaware.
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VILLANOYA COLLEGE, DELAWARE
' COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA.
This institution, chartered with Univer-
sity Privileges Is under the charge of the
AugastiniaA Fathers, and offers superior
advantages to students, who desire to make
q thorough Classical = ecientific or Cemmer-
cial course. 1t Is situated on the Pennsyl.
vania Genital Railroad. eleven miles from
Philadelphia. Railread Station and Post
Office on tho College grounds.
Terms: Per session Of i've months, I'm
advance,) $50.
For full particulars, send for catalogue.
Rev. T. A. MIDDLETON, D. D.,
decl-1yr President.
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EDUCATIONAL.
CT. JosEPH's ACADEMY,

CT. JOSEPH'S ACADEMY.
CHESTNUT HILL, PHILADELPHIA,
The course Of instruction includes all the
branches Of useful and Christian educa-
ton.
Annual pension for Board and Tuition
500. For further particulars, address,
sepl.ly MOTHER MARY JOHN.
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EOR RENT.-A CHANCE SELDOM
stands in the city known as the Fonntain
Hotel and Museum, and the only Zee
Cream and Beer Garden in the city. will
rent tho whole, or part, to some reliable
person on reasonable terms. Apply to
WIN. II. CHADWICK,
jan30-tf Wilminrton> Dal.
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janlo-lnl
NOTICE.,
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP CON-
PANY

lily AHHuHI MboCIHR Ul Cu0 6UOCKuOIU0lR
ofthis company for the election ofbirectors
and 1or the transaction Of such other busl-
ness Of the Company as may be necessary
q proper, will be held at the principal Of
noe Of the Company, No. l97 Greenwich
9!reet ml, IN the city ofNew York on TUESDAY
FEBRUARY 18th, 1877, between the hours
Oil o'clock A. NJ. and o'clock P. N.
J@tns W. Il. STANFORD, Secretary.
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BOARDING..

nOARDING.-lfy you want good bed and
Shipley street.
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A1QTICE.-Allsn has opened a shaving
u saloon At No. eo4 Market street, where
frst-class work will be done. Shaving six
cents: hair cutting. twelve cents. jlStf
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NORONER's NOTICE-I hereby give
" notice that have moved to Whining
ton, No. 625 East Sixth street, whore my
once will be located, and that will per-
sonaily attend to all business connected
with the Coroner's Office. As have no
deputy In the city, Authorization left with
Daniel Fox, Sixth and Shipley streets will
be promptly attended to,
D. U. ROSE,
janl9-lm Coroner.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

EOR SALE.-The best Hand. made Brick
II all kinds guaranteed full size. Paw.
Ing Brick as low as 81 co. Address
Jan25-lm N. PAGE, p. o. Box is. Cltv.
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ENOR SALE.-The good will. stock and
axturss Of the Sorrsl Horse Hotel. No.
lO4 West Front street; apply to ~~'
. HENRY BRADLEY.
JAtr Orrel HOrse Hotel.
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11OTICE.--Aand made Harness, light
N and heavy, can be had at very low
firures.at HIRAM YERGER'S,
ieb8-3t No. 405 Shipley street.
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nOG REGISTER NOTICE-ALL PER
IL SONS owning or having dogs about
their premises, are required to have them
regularly registered, between the 1st and
Nth of January. After the latter date the
ordinance will be strictly enforced against
unregistered dogs. JAMES OTOOLE,
jana tt Chief of Police.
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17OTICE. The Pine Knot Association will
fs77. j24-tf
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NOTICES.

1TOTICE deaths and births
N viii hereafter be inserted free ofcharee,
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WEATHER REPORT.
HoLYnEAp. July -. Pm Wind Sw, raining.
FOREIGN PORTS.

. rArnna P3NI Jsy 2a.Ar,ivod, steamer rhunician
halI; spost lrom New York.. coas.antinopie. July l.
brig Areanrco dtai Cacaco Irom New York;, Cad. with
nso% arabia E.so" b..,Si %a"i sS', sSa
sailed 10Th ..sa%s' ,inss Edward 'ss Fraser. Lsi,h;
rSxsr pund 9; ro,sv OBJ, Anaer,oa ,;reeaosL; barks
gees carthaaena.
cessa ao.n steamer Caspian 90. TroeKs LivsrpOo
Also cleared 2nh. ship Pollard. for Grcenock
lpra srnAmln cry oy nlcrsosn.r
xsTxsar jay S-sailsd koeE CITY, Es,snas. Quebec;
i~n lhSoaors s Norne, senasahers & Now York
America
AscoSA July 7-Arved.c d.coneenhio"e l'nmaeuts sinxa.
BnsroI July 10 Arrived. Ancburuh. Bailey. San Fran
cisco; lth Dorian. New York.
s.asor Jay o%ys% Inf I'd. Eon as;on posoy
Tr ,S. sv I"%sss Sc :, John
- BElxnAm July O-on ,n"cvere. Keith. from London for
BrLSAsr July II Arrived, Anna oreto Rapctta. Balti.
Sailed lith Glad rdines Dick aud Island Queen. Gun.
min qhnm Misamiehi 12h Emilins Logan. United States
InRstS, to July 3-Auivsd. Moseaior. MeIdst. rcnss
Gsarod a,h aaESS , Ades,sIn g. Bsgs raIadsD,s
qyisi. Pensaeols III, Gcc.tenundc, Lamke Yc~ YORK.
,BoapsAux; July s,,.saied. Amelia 4 ncdwg, Gehn,
John Barbour. Baker, st John.
CAKDIFr July 12Sailed. Jessie Boyle. Toms. Quebec
Cork. July SArrived Trionfo Tasce, Baltimore; 9th,
Osmi Dubrovack New York Arthur White. Murphy Qne.
bee: Stiriingshire Heacy do Eliza Keith do; Magnoa
CaossrADr. June i4-sailed. Matte W Atwood. New.
comb Gcfe.
CoPgNnAGrS, July Arrived. Ottawa Thompson. sun
tcck; Lrraeon Wobcr New YORK; 7tb Frederick sack-
do.
CApH, July 6-Arrivcd Mary Il Staples. stowors. New
York
D.AL. July ii-rasscd Lang,haw n). Balm. from Mon.
tren Tor London.
DrBLIS, July Ii--Arrived. Nostrs Mare. from New
York.
BnocnrDA. July lo-Arrivcd. Gylic, Lambeck. New
York
Sailed tlth, Ora xIa, Espeand, Baltimorc
DonpI. July 6-Arrivcd, j Whiting Grove, Darien.
Ga
Elsisoms July o-In tho sound, Venice. Larsen from
GLotctsrFR July 10 Arrived Acadiaa. Cusiu Shin
Ha,ber Iovdng Larsen, Three Rivers; Guiow Bcntse,
81 Johns.
Sailed i2th yicksbnrg New York.
tRsAr YARMOUTH, July lO-Arrived, Columbus, R,mou.
sh
GaASoexourn. July io--Arriycd. Betty Thompson PEN
sacola; Solalde. BAltimors: Elise do.
GLASGOW. July 1-saicd Earl ii Potter Shcarcr pcmc.
tiirrSocK July it-Arrved Anchoria tsl U,dder
Aey YORK; Imperial Quebec: l2th Champion Allan 40
sailed Iith, Geo Gsey Quebec.
utSoA. July I-ssied. Conhdrnxa. Lavsgns New York
nARwfcu, July 10 Arrived. Jobau U,ixsrland Zi.ntc
Dobny tor Istley; nth J Holmes Cotf Onebec
luLt, Juy li--saied. iiindoo ts. Milchci xsw York
ilAapugo July s-Arrved. Leasing %. Luawig New
York. " ~
,lrtyo.r. ya,y o-Arrived Frederick scalia waaes.
i ,yns, Juiy In tbs roads. Brodreuc from 81 John
NIB. fJr iIo, ncur.
Passed 9Th ,Regulus. from Now York for Rouep.
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NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY JULY 2s s7-w1TH SUPPLEMENT-

conformity with pitess regulation which aims at
Systematic and prcrnedtated destruction OF the US
sulman population
AT ,hc same time we loarn that tho city OF Ardahan,
occupied by the Russians has also boon the sceno Of
revolving atrocities rho enemy, alter having com
menced with outrage murder and plage. perpetrated
the most irightfuI crimes.
We call tho Indignation and reprobation OF the whole
world upon those crimes calmly and deliberately or
dered by the agents or that government which pro
claims se the defender OF civilization and which, the
past year, on the occasion OF reprsas made IN Brga
ria, against the will the imperial authorities by an
cxasperated population, seeks 10 excite against u5
puoc sentiment and make US appear as barbArians.
The imperial government and our loyal army will
never dishonor themselves by such reprehensbc acts
and our people will strictly respect the dictates OF
humanity and the OF audaciousy violated
by the enemy Of our country.
BARDARIrlEs At ARDAHAN
The Minister tor Foreign Affairs has addressed tho
following circular TO the diplomatic agents OF tho Porte
relating to the atrocities committed by the Russians at
Ardahan -
''As u continuation Of my preceding communication
transmit herewith the extract from telegram ad-
dressed to the Imperial Palace by the Governor Gen
eral OF Erzeroum and mentioning further atrocities
perpetrated by tho Russians Al Ardahan:-
On the day oil his entrance ut ATdahan the enemy
fired upon the hospital regardless OF the flag
upon H. and killed all the hospital stewards aud
cral invalids Ia revenge of the inhabitants OF Avar
who servo IN the Imperial army. The Russians III
treat the OF these inhabitants dishonor their
wives aud daughters Among others the family OF tho
Deputy Governor Of Zaruchad, who Is IN active ser
vice at Kars Alter having ncen subJectad TO gno-
bic outrage they were sent TO Russia Moreover
the Russians have sacked the villages OF Djerzra and
Hadl rchftck under protencc that some OF tho
dents wcro spies Aitcr being deprived OF everything,
tincton OF age or sex wero sent TO kars III complete
state OF nudity.n
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THE FOUR PER CENT BONDS.
INDIAN INVESTIGATION.

INVESTIGATION AT WHITE EARTH RESERVATION
INTO THE CONDUCT OF AGENT STOWE
tDY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
ST.. PAUL, Minn.. July 22, 1877.
Advices from White Earth, Indian Reservation. re-
port tho com mcncement OF an Investigation Tues
day last 1t is thought It will continue during most
government are e:-Hon. william Lyoa, New York,
Board OF Indian Commissioners, and Hon. II. NJ.
Rice L. K. Otis Secretary and Paul Boaulic ard
Stewart, NJ. G., from the Eighth district; Bishop
whipple, Rov. Dr. Hall, of Brooklyn; Rev. Dr.
Kn,ckerbockcr OF Minneapolis; Rev. Dr. Livermorc
and DIR. J. w. Daniels, of st. Peter.
CHARGES AGAINST AGESr
On Tuesday and Wednesday the Mississippi and
other Indians brought ,hem churges against Agent
LOWS Stowe. They accuse him Of neglect favortsm
wastcfui expenditures and general mismanagc
In some instances he satisfactorily explained away
their charges. His honesty Is not impugncd, but he
seems have lacked gentlcness patience and
10 have been ncedcssly niolerant at times
On FRIDAY quarrcls between the Protestant and
Catholic miustry taken up II is savage
bitter quarrel. and will show whatever comes that
the government should either separate Church ard
State on reservations or else prohibit with ancient
pains and penalties tho practice OF any but
ligon.
OTHER WORK or THE COMMISSION
After tho Church quarrel the Pcmbna Indians
bringing their charges and then VIII come mixed
bloo1s and whites; then books Will be
ined and visits made to different parts Of
tho rcservatlon the investigation closing with lna
council, at which Lyon and Rice will tell tho
Indians the result OF their examination OF
the books &c. The inquiry into all matters will
duct OF this agency and the Indians very hopeful
OF Its resulting in the nsttution OF needed reforms
The New York herald., 1877-07-23
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

snIr GAvILAs cR) from Port Bakciy June 2. for Cal
lao With wo-thirjs OF cargo OF lumber, towed into
Fort Townsend In distress survey called aud she
was pronounced unseawerthy. Capt Chapman and q :
Gibbs up from Francisco. ttunI that Capt
Won Deross.n had sold the engine. anchors aud
chains and all the ships criais and found hole bored
through her bottom Ia the heel thc we'll The hole
was stopped the ssel was caked resowed the
gine and anchors 6r turned to the ship captain
officers dpaeed the vessel placed In charge Capt
kton and with officers aud sailed July Is
Calao making one inch OF water In tour hours.
SOUR Gss owAmp. from Amboy, coal laden ashore
on the North Bother He'll Date this pm 22d: tugs
were endeaorng to get her oil with prospect OF
coedinx.
ScHR ALICE KiMBALL from Culey Cove while entering
Sa Francisco harbor 18th inst struck Acutraz Island
at midnight during dense fog She filled with water but
float sd oil anchored Oh point island
morning. she towed Beal street wharf
The New York herald., 1877-07-23
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS

ARcHAScsL, to July 22-Saied bark Henry Nnrwell,
Burgess Boston before sailed prior to July III.
RRkxEs, July II Arrived, barSs Emc ier), Sckungei;
New York 22i. Astronom uier), Kopper, do.
BoRpEAux. to July 22-Arrivcd, ship Wyoming, Baker,
New Orleans.
CnoSsrApr to July 2.-Arrived barks Rothesay (Nor,
Iverscn. New York via Esnore; Mnnie Cam pbe (Nor)
Moller do via do Jacob Aa (Nor. Bcruidsen New York
GorHESnuRG July 2l-Arrived bark Saga (Nor), Svcnd.
sen. New York.
IIgLsINcoR. July 2o-Arrived. schr Matte W Atwood
Ncwconib, CronstadL
UAxsuna. July 2i-Arrived, bark W II jenkins tBr),
Rogers. Norfolk.
Sailed aist. bark Peter tGer. Charleston
HAyRE. July 2l-Arrivcd, ship Kentuckian Mvseiey New
Orc ans.
Sailed aist. ships d Chapman. Tukey New Orleans
Jacob stamer Crysall Now York; bark Annie Torrey
Cooper, Charleston.
Also sailed 2ist Pereife (Fr Daure Now York
LvKRpooL. July 20Arrived steamers Chrysoiito (Br)
Corbishley. New Orleans; I'D. Lapace (3 Blair New
York; ship Western Empire. 0rozior New Orleans; bark
JohAnnes ROD (Nor), Noe, Richmond.
Sailed 2lst ships William tBrj. Journeay Sandy Hook
barks Montebeo rg). Kelly, Galveston; ;Aukathor( (Nor
Hendric ksen.
LONDON. July 22-Arrived. bark Lady Elizabeth (Br)
Goblet. New York.
MoviLLK July 22-irr;vcI steamer Saimstsn (lr),
Rheuamc. Montreal for Liverpool
PLYMOUTH Ju 22-Airivcd steamer Ponin sraus Qscr)
Stevenson, New York for Hamburg.
QugESsrowN July 23 Il 20 AM-Arrived steamer City
of Choster tBr,. Tibbitts. New York for Liverpool
SrkrrS. July l0Arrived, bark Farwe GER, Neum
Now York
TaALxE, July 2i-Arrivsd. brig Fairfield (Br Morris.
New York
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SPOKEN.

Ship Malta tof Windsor. Ns) bound E. Juy T. lat ~ N
lou 10 W. ..''.l
Ship City OF Cacut Br). from San Francisco Queens
town NArch ~ lat T. Ion l22 (and remained IL sight
until the 3Isp.
BARK Olivs Mount (Sr, from Hamburg for Miramichi.
July I lat ~ 80. lon 244L
BARK Unione : Oail, - lor Delaware Byoakw
July l. lat 80 II ". lon 10 IS W.
Bark Ada Could ron New York for G.or and sautan-
der. July 4 or Cape finisterre
Bark Queensbcrrv (ir). from New York for okoha,ua,
June 3, lat IL \. ION N W.
Bark Electa ioi It john NIB une 16 lat " Ion 10
W. ~ ~
lat 30 lon II.
rJT bark,. from New York Callao no date lat 20
\, lon ~ W.
scr Sam Weller DR.. from Baltimore for Rio Janeir o.
June q, lat IL ~ N. Ion 81 aS.
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ALLEGED RUSSIAN ATROCITIES.

TURKISH sToBY OF RUSSIAN BARBARITIEs
THAT RIVAL THEIR OWN IN BULGARIA
WHO WILL INVESTIGATE TT?
tho following circular
HIS ExcRLLgScy THE MINISTER FOR FOREIGN AFFAIRS
TO THE REPREsESTArIvEs OF THE SUBLIME PORTE
ABROAD
tho Caucasus reveals tho atrocities committed by
the Russians against the Mussulman population that
country Tho Russian army sacks and burns the
Nuss uman villages aud compes the inhabitants to
become orthodox Christians undor the penalty
OF being put to death; II also desecrltcs
the mosques and tho schools. Women and youn girls
are murdered after suffering the vcst outrages; the
men arc spared only 10 be sent TO Siberia All these
horrible deeds are ordered by and committed In tho
presence Of tho officers Of tho Russian army, and In
The New York herald., 1877-07-23
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF THR CHIEF SIGNAL OPrIcER,
WASHINGTON, July 23-1 A. NJ.

WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE TmR CHIEF SIGNAL OFFicgR,
WASHINGTON, July 23-1 A. NJ.
5gt Indications
7tTor the Middle States and New England, south and
cast Winds rising, followed by FILLING barometer
slightly warmer, partly cloudy weather. With numer-
Gus local rains
For Monday, In the South Atlantic States. rising
barometer, northeast TO southeast winds, slightly
higher temperature, cloudy weather md local rain
possibly preceding storm contre in the Gulf of
Mexico.
For The Gulf States, rising barometer, northeast
winds, warmer partly cloudy weather and occasional
local rains
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, stationary or
slightly higher pressure and temperature. north 10
east winds, partly cloudy weather and possibly light
local raina
For tho Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri val.
leys, south and east Winds warmer partly cloudy or
clcar weather and stationary barometer
For the like region northeast to southeast Winds
warmer, partly cloudy weather, rising followed by
failing barometer, and possibly light local rains.
. he rivers will generally continue falling
The New York herald., 1877-07-23
RED AND BLACK.

LORD DERBY OBJECTS 10 THE USE or THE
BRITISH FLAG IN THE PRESENCE or TnE
NEGROES.
The explorations OF tho HERALD and London Tete-
graphs joint commissioner, Mr.. Stanley, IN Central
Africa were made tho subject OF an inquiry IN tho
House Of Commons ON the afternoon of July o.
Mr. Anderson asked II any reply has bcen received
from Mr. Stanley TO Lord Dcrby's despatch as to tho
unauthorized use Of tho British flag In his lighting
with natives In Central Africa
Mr.. Bourkc said that on tho 1lth OF December de-
spatch was written to Dr. KIRK. by direction OF Lord
Derby ng him to inform Mr. Stanley that Lord
Derby objected the Of tho British flag for carry
Ing out his operations In Africa 1t was difficult c know
how this could roach Mr.. Stanley, because his move
mcnts were not well known at Zanzibar, but some
American traders having undertakes 10 deliver com
munication to him, the message was given TO them
He did no, know whether II had yot reached him. and
no reply had yet been received.
The New York herald., 1877-07-23
AMERICAN PORTS.

ASTORIA. July i3-Arrived. brig Orient, Williams ssa
Sailed Bark Eureka. Wallace San Francisco.
ALEXANDRIA. July 2i-saiIed, schr cathie Berry,
Passed up-schr Eiva Il P.ttnrin. Tor Washington
srDS ay sshr Msr'A
Also arrived steamer arrisGns WORTH Philadelphia;
BALrIMoRE, July si-Arrived. bark conadon.a d.ap.
rers Mar r.rGo,a iss9y SGHSsT s hc
Sailed -Bars st l.awrouee;
YORK; asry ss% KnS n hl. oser Ss:
Hand Hand D"rlen "A''' ""'' ''"'''''' D'' " '"''A'
BANGOR July 2o-Arrived. schr Wellington. Barbour.
s%rii Jsly so-t1f'ysd sTs Lizzie S Merrill. Cali.
smiled ssir. Aic. ostos Marsson and ods win.low.
GIARLEsroN, july aa~XHivsd, steamer Geo " Clyde.
Cleared fcss T JM % Ward uad Payne. London
Douglas Pawtucket tor do Palladium. Ryder Providence
lothI Sailed .ehIs Il Bartlett. Kelley. Boston for New
port-schr. Ccnea Lyon. Providence for Pors john
gle Cammnas smith, con.a.s!t Narrow. e; eo N@r.I.
bs.ss hs"s 70. d S o% ' 90 Mary Is
New Bcdiord Rachel vaanamnnn; brown. Rosson 10;
VIM n., DO % a. s'6 6.o
oadoat for Boston, sloop Fred Brown Hall. Pawtaekoi
sh John ssss,d TaqS.S. e, =;
depha; WIN Dearborn, sculi Weymouth, Mass, tor
Abel " Parker, Dean. Fall River for do.
tASTrOkT July lS-Ceared schr Nightingale. Hill
lard New York.
steamers 2s.i Yos ARIEL n re rom .:
pool via We Indies and Mexican ports
Saiicd from do. bark Un!ca; brig Constante
NORFOLK. July 2o-Arrivcd, schr Samuel Wood. Wood.
New York.
NEW BEDFORD. July 21-Arrived. steamer Leopard.
Willy. Philadelphia
NEW LONDON, July 2i-Sailed schrs Abbie X Bentley.
New York: Edward S.ade. do.
PORT TOWNSEND, July l3-Arrived bark Anita Del.
hna U;uat. Jurgcns San Francisco.
PORT GAMBLE. July i4-saicd, bark King Philip
San Francisco
PORI MADISON, July i4-sailed. bark Tidal Wave
Reynolds. San Francisco.
fOhr DISCOVERY. July IA Sailed, brig Deacon. Cab
boun San Francisco.
PORTLAND. Ne. july 20-Arrved. schr Dobbia
UlS). liendriquos. Now York
21st-Arrved. brig Cascatee, Perth Amboy; schr John
Wood. PhiWdelphiA
RiCHMOND. July lo-C,oarcd. bark Colonist tBr,.
Robe rtson Itott terdam.
SAN FRANCISCO July 14-Arrivcd, bark Portland
GAGE. Columbia River.
SAVANNAH. Jolly 22-Arrivcd. steamer Herman LiW
ingson. Mallory, New York.
SALEM. July lo-Arrived. schrs T. 4 Hooper, Hand
philadelpla; lero, raker Ncw York; Francis Hatch.
Ssiled-Schr iizxic Florence Lppncott. PhiladephiA
The New York herald., 1877-07-23
"SUCH Is LIFE"

From tho Worcester (Mass. Press, July 20
He was u singularly grave man, even Tor sexton
For nearly half q century ho had been public iunc-
tionary--had performed tho conspicuous duties OF q
sexton; yet no ono had him smile. Occa-
sionally ho jokcd but ho did IL IN such uncrcal
ner that no ono could accuse him OF Icvty.
Ono day he was standing on the church steps wpiDg
his melancholy features with u red baudanna
hearsc stood near and three four carriages wcrc
drawn up behind IT. The notes Of tho organ loated
OF tue open windows with solemn elect As'ranger
came along and said.-
"FuncralYr Yr
And the old sexton gravcly bowed his hcad-it was.
"Who's dcady"
The old man again wiped his brow and gave tho
namc ot tho dcceascd.
''What CON plant :" asked tho inquistiye stranger
Socmnly placing his bandanna IN mis- hat and cover
ing his bald head tho old sexton made answor:-
There is no complaints everybody Is entirely salts
1od.D