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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-03-02
J MEMPHIS TENN: FRIDAY EVENING MARCH 2 1871
A ModOc Bali.

49, VA - WI hAANuS 4lOu III
Shasta county to the Sacramento
(Cal. Record-U nion, gives this de-
scription of a frontier ball:
spoke in one of my letters of
Joaquin Miller. will again re-
mark that this was his first home
among the Indians. The old set
tiers remember him and his ante
cedents well, and many stories arc
told of him which don't care to
repeat, for they may be true. But
here are the Modocs among whom
he lived, the only Modocs he ever
saw, if all reports are to be credited.
That's ali about him. / was going
to remark that there are many
Joaquin Millers in this section,
though all may not be poets.
Nearly every white man has a dusky
mate, unless married to one of his
own color. l tell you they are fast
civilizing the remnant left Of
the once powerful tribe, or at
least the female portion thereof. |
was invited to a ball held at "Asa's
salOon," at Little State creek, few
nights after our arrival. "Gid,"
who loves to philosophize on hu-
manity in all its phases, accom-
panied me to the festive scene.
Imagine our surprise when we
discovered thatall the ladies were
daughters Of poor Lo. Dressed in
their gayest colors, they presented
an animated scene. l do not be-
lieve that my fair friends who read
the Record Union we're ever dressed
quite so stylish. One charming
maiden trod the floor like true
forest queen, clad in an overskirt,
the pattern of which was an imi-
tation of the star-spangled banner.
She had on a "pull- back" too,
the hump" eliminating in a
glittering star But like Growers
argument in the Cronin affair, it
was all on one side, and made
her appear as though she was
laboring under "elephantiasis" Of
the hips. Another was dressed in
gorgeous celors, with her "pull-
back " nearly up to her shoulder
blades, causing her form, from a
side view, to resemble the new
moon. There were all the colors
of the rainbow represented in those
dresses, and every conceivable style
of makeup. They danced well,
and with animation, too. Heaven
help the poor creature that those
tiny feet came down on. Its
chances for existence were extin-
guished at once. The young men
were dressed in their best, and
treated their dusky partners with
due politeness. In fact, it was as
decorous an assembly as one
would find anywhere. And
we we're treated well, too.
and did not have to stand
back because we had no partners.
One noticeable feature of this party
was that Of the equality of the
sexes, for when the young men took
a drink at the bar the ladies did
likewise, if they desired, and no
cloves or burnt coffee were provided
for either. The supper" Uncle
Dicks" work-was as good as the
average Of ball suppers-far better
than many that have eaten of at
more aristocratlc parties. Every
body was happy, everybody was
welcome, and the stranger was not
kept outside the gates, or sent home
thirsty or hungry. "Gid" and l
went home early, leaving our
blessings with the happy revelerS.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-03-02

GRAND DOLLAR DRAWING. Tuesday
AprilSd. Capital Prize, $40. 900. Tickets,
each. l29-eod x1iY.s
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-03-02

Il is said that Chinaman can cook
rice 10 thirteen different ways, but when
il comes to making green turtle soup out
OF q beef boue, Celestial genius is no.
where alongside Of American versatility.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-03-02
MISSISSIPPI g. TENNESSEE
EsAILROAD.

Change of Schedule.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-03-02
MEurHIs. TENN, November Is. 1875.

MEMPHIS. TENN, November 25. 1875.
NN AND AFTER SUNDAY. NOV. 26Ta,
" 1876, trains will run as follows:
Leave. Arrive.
New Orleans mail, daily ...3:35 I'm. 12:45 p IN
Sardis Ac'm dation, daily
Freight train, daily lex
cent Sunday )...-.............7:39a am. 5:30p. IN
75-t N. BURKE, Sup't.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-03-02
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-29
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TIE PARIS EXHIBITION.
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHrNGrON. Oct. %, 1877.
It ia stated that the Republican members OF the ln-
diana delegation held Informal meeting last night TO
tai OF the political situa ion Dut Deyohu 1H' IL n "o
Iecial significance.
THUS far during the present session OF Congress l5l
bills have been introduced In the Senate and referred To
various committees. majority OF these DIS naVe
been before the Senate already. some OF thrh ua'ins
been on the calendar 40 the close Of the last session and
others before the committees awaiting consideration
A meeting Of the Joint Commission on the Washington
monument was held Yesterday at the residence OF W W
Corcorau 10 decide whether the work the monument
snail be continued or not The Pres lent. owing 10 the
press Of business, not able 10 attend Dut dgtee ~
concur N Whatever action they should decide upon hr
result was that II resolved t. refer the whole sn1e
back Con gres tle act leaves the 20 l sOA no 'S
erection IN tue matter
on the recommendation OF Mr.. VAL, superntend
cnt Of the Railway Mail Service, The PosimaserCen-
eral will this afternoon Monday issue an order re-
on1ng each employ6 OF that service 10 provide himself
during he next Sixty Gays VITA d uhiio.u' :" t,a
Whenever duty. The uniform Will be OF PLAIN Dne
flannel and Is expected to cost less ian - ef suit
rb ,,-os If tbe order /. To guard mOle ,frcullly
against rObDeres Or the malls by providing that persons
VINO handle them shall always be III UNIFORM
The senate Judiciary Committee met yesterday for the
fist tine this The proceedings were secret Dut
II ia known that the Pacific Railroad Sinking Fund qes-
ton presented hy Mr. Thurmans BILL was under con-
siGrration Jav Gould, on behalf OF tn Union Pacnc
4 ilroad Company, appeared before the coninltte an
submitted statements On tne subject ia support 81
tie recon- uendaons OF the Ooird oil s oEtriI r M
fsetOrs OF that road. The nomination OF General ii rdh
u Ia Justice VI the Supreme COURT was not taAtn up
were any O.ler Executive appointments Cou''u"'eA
by the committee to-day.
The Executive Committee OF the citizens meeting
which was held on the goth inst made arrangcnenis
lass night presenting 10 Congress the subject OF their
memorial namely Congress provide for permanent
appropriations for the support o. the District Govern
ment paving half OF the expenses, lncidung inter-
est and tlr liquidation OF the S2iOJO.OOO or puolc
debr About @3.UOoOOO 9rr annually required Tor thls
PURPOSE ard Is made On tile ground lhat tue
t.icra Government rs as much increased 10 the pop
OF te District I'D he Improvement Of Tie streets ana ave-
nus, and the protection oil property by means VI Tue Po
lice aud lire departments, etc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-29
PTELIC OPINION

Viii Hayes offend Cameron or offend the
other feoW,l As slubo sld, OATS DE- WY 10 perdi-
ton and fodder Is dc way 10 damuat0n"-l Philadelphia
Times lindJ
HAYES has nearly reached the critical pOlnt
IN - Presidential career when ne must either yield TO
tie party machinery or make his AZ -tr1ti0n en-
tirelY iudrpcud.ut ~ it,. Buffalo Courier DEM
The men who refuse to vote tins year be-
cau-, eiient Haye, IL trying 10 disintrSrate the
party prove by their apathy how deeply Interested IN
the welfare Of the party they are Milwaukee Sentinel
KcpJ
The next time Mr.. Hayes PLAYS with the
Peuu-t lydla delegation wil pGD3db, take the pro
caution enc The cerd tie should have known that
otherwise Tie Cameron joker would come top. B.ll-
more Gazette tLeuJ
II in any way the Ilain people could get a
r yc. 90 say whether te trust tie the President,
81 nst WHO ave ous,uIctng and cagpug bis work.
~. result would open tho owes % those who hope TO
rise on cue downfall or ar hafes-i tea Herald (RepJ
Ii l. rumoIed at Washington that the British
NJ on nas been rendered Jy ctDie ~ General Grant.
should BE- accept IL VIII close The mouths ~ ne Came
rou- and tie Penusy delegation Inc General has
found eaud so acrec4b a. and TIE English Lave found
IL him 20 much % admire. that the appointment would
be satisfactory a round and pGfucula4y 10 SECRETARY
Evarls-l Cincinnati Commercial (!AdJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-29
YORK ON THE BSo0KLYS BRLDGE

The workmen on tie Brooklyn Bridge were
ronlpeled T. quit work Friday morning, Oh account OF
the wind which blew at rgut angles the line of tho
strands carrying tie loops of wire over and out OF Their
course ami preventing the regulation Of Che wires sal
uday morning work was resumed The WORK
mon have erected several board shelters on tlr
cradles to protect them from the WIND. during
the Winter the wor6men's hands often become
so cold that they are unable 10 properly perform tuSi,
work. fbcv nm be- nroylded wI.h cans of hot wafer No
drltv ins been found during The past year Ia securing
,bere ba. beep a9lr OF rivalry among tue best work
mn ~ 10 who should assigned 70 The most dangerous
~ 10 mold then back prevent their taking dangerous
but unnecessary risks. 49,, ,..i1.o
Tie training ship Minnesota passed uiuer .uo "a
- -, Ii,uT.dst on the way nom her anchorage OF
toe Barfery % ths Navy Yard Along tn3 river 'front.' vas
collected number Of persons interested IN 81 PPM :,
-yi+n-. tI4 opsratl3u OF lowering aud seuuluk 1olt
gain tie rpDcr spar The latter part " tie "oIa' nov"
ever was not done unt! the navy 1atu WIS io"0"O-'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-29
Nlr,sIrALN NOTES.

Ms Rosettis concert at 5telnway Hall IS
announced for tomorrow.
The or,on-cencerts at Plymouth Church.
B-5osIru. Viii be- resumed next 81 urlay.
The sale Of subscription tickets for the Phil
harmonic concerts viii opeu DAY The tlsj concert OF
Tie m rft-4ixth season viii take place November "a
There viii be frequent changes of bill this
week by Tue English o Company 1t the Ffth Ave
nue Theatre The musical season a That house closes on
Saturday.
The general sale Of reserved seats for the
Tbors symphony Concerts egus to-day. lie hrst pun
he rrhea sal is 70 be gwen on THURSDAY Win the hhe
programme which We nave already published
The first performance of MasanieHo,' at
Ybo's bv the newly organized Italian opera company,
Il fixed for this evening A fulldress rehearsal last
night gave OF tho br liant spectacular effects
WI.u which It Is % illustrated
A concert will be given at the Jesuits'
Church iu West sixtDenb-s next Sunday evening III ana
OF he building fund The reputation Of this church FOR
brilliant and popular music viii lend especial Interest 10
the entertainments
DR. Danrosch win give at his second matt
ne the Allegro from schuhers Unfinished Posinum'uS
svmphouy the whole OF Memberships " Midsummer
Njrif5 Dream" music, and a new composition ~ Gilos
for soil chorus, and orchestra.
Mr. +. Perabo is to give an interesting
chamber concert at Wesleyan Hail. Boston. on Friday
Koveuber D. and another 90 November .. He VIII play
for the first time in country two ke
for tte piano Bldcr UuSaln," by the Hungarian
composer ,charwenka.
Miss ThLrsby viii sing at her concert, this
evening the first aria OF ASira1gafndate from " The
u,cie Flute: the aria from LEto;e du NorC," With
obbiicaro accompaniment for flutes and duet with
sg Brirn,li Mr. Nils viii play List and Chopin. The
Tlopi.- orchestra will give the overture 10 Fnga's
49, l,,-rT,s-1hnl. MO movements -om Raa's Lee
moro symph0ng; haini--aeus Phaeton.' md Litofs
"Rbesaiurie" overture Mr. Bugnoi is announced for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-29
THE CITY DEBT

Samuel d. Babcock has written reply 70
Controller Kcys recent letter IN regard 10 the Guy "'
Tbe committee which prepared the address tn the TAX
-, meeting tia, brought out M Kely's letter has
,.r,a Mr. Babcock that there intenson o. ealI
inc In nue,ton the Controller Integrity or me aceuac3
~ hi. ntlicill statements. The committee had ~ I,,U
- ,t maj vnrs boards connected with tie govern
f IRE rlntbrd with sUc1 power OF erpeuitur" a. -
ke in impossible Tor tine Controller or tAe puoi.v "
scrt,in WI accuracy the exact deob Oi me o5 90 ~
~,.c,.r time The published statement OF NIguss -
amer dcducupQ tho sinking rnu, showed an lhueDoeu
-. - - - a. 100000 technical error Wa COLI
,i,1ed in rsllinr tne permanent" deot SIZouoOVuO
mn the committee believed mat more tan .Ils '1I
,iI be -r.,'rr To discharge al the unsettled itDli-
80 ~, ~ sc. nafing proper allowance FOR flture
coll.crioqs from asst smcnts auu taxes ~ .,.
,tt~ ,,icb Mr. Kelly made -uDbnt tut accounts %
s ra~t,nnBt ~ Az examination by committee oil Air'
HabeocE's speeiOu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-29
L4YEST SHIP NEWS.

ARHIF ED. -------. Get -
s,o,,.bt, Rritsuuc lHrl Thompson. Liverpool Oci IL.
- o-'.east,v-n lalh with uise. aud pals 20 d. J. D'rts
~ at - 3d. Ion % o.. pssfrd a. lnal steamship
t,d g-,h fG- nles T.. flum sandy hno. p4a An iet
I,9l,l ,te lu- n.p aud = at"nt steam BID 0.eA
ts-l . giaIOnla BIZ, Allison, pffna 00p - hT''h
1otr Vapes 1lat MrHsga 10Th Fa.cll -ot. 'eh.f on n
49, I. 10 Gibraltar lOth and Caih l-tn, "iA ~ '-' nh
$3.50 IN a., f.--,u lrl. Had westerly "uu. sn
isrV ..s- sue gre. pars ~ The pas,ss' oei ~ f..
l e, III -ue. SNIP CtHi. liif ful 'idNft fif
49, svi1ey a. b. 21th iat 80 - i1n iu passed ,,''l'P
mn hence LoplOu same lay, ti 40 70 - 49,
.1sssl q large vefs.l bottom nn - -.. a ...
'is,ust D America tGer DE Liulon brcmen o. 70 am
With usc ald 20 papa - t lii.iH y 20,
IN - ar 20 - lon H. pissrd marx lA4zin ii-rHpi- ~.
49, i-c-sor Tor sydney, a. b 2Oth Ia - 10 Ion % IA
.a...J hrg Emua Tun Philadelphia iQr N.l-,teiS! ~ go
~ 40 20 lon 81 a. passed. huurh h'iah'iiP Do' r''
- = sl..usl letters % ' Z ?. . 49,. -. 49,. 49,.
s,fo,uIs.iD Ashlni Dough r. charleston u-' : "'' ~
-. -. ~ ]. w. Quut1tt a. q o.. go - a.. a- .t.t
.htn f,uf -trsAu lfo@el Chatle't"h III - "''
-. ar,' tias. 10 J. ~ Qnlutarl 3 Co co. 49,. ., a..
tf-srshiD WyanNsc, Couch kichnOh NY tol. - y, ~,
"a. ttb .rehandl.e AMI passengers y" od D'Hhi"" ''a'i
Company. .-,.f.ts 9Th rad and
....,.,',sr- to odd Dom Dion 81 auishp 20. .- o..
ps--n.s. Sapne Gerry boston WITH adse AMI pass 10
Metropolitan stcani~iit = o. M ,iava III,
fsus Minor -fp'b '""ils'N '''o - -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-29

BROWS-On the 26th inst. Bait more, Nd, Samuel C.
Brown, sd Oi his agr DulF surviving member
OF firm Of CIambrrs II lssG * CO.. ~ seN YORK.
late OF >. Ftncher IS o.. OF BalIn.
His ,ns respectfully invited 10 attend his
mineral from Church OF O.. Divine Paternity Rev. DR.
IhsDn Of SHAW AMI 4Jtsi IN Monday, -ylh inst
AZ o'cl0ck p. "a.
Iuterment a. Greenwood
COOK" Entered Friday, oct 20 Mary Bloom
the late e0. CoOg. ia the - Y. beer 1er.
Frrua- vite ~ asrEH tit funeral from he
residence her Harvey coos -,O l,-N1 Dean 81,
Brooklyn, on Monday, Or. -. AZ . - 3D.
CJLLINs-In Coinsyle. Conn. Oct - Alice Terry Collins,
VIE of Il. =. Collins aud laught"r " LAc i-e Henry !"
Terry Of Har fOrL
GRIFFING-At shqngta. China. sept 10 1877 JASPER
O. mag. OF the ats John ;. Grhng " New lisNen'
Conn.
GORY-On Friday oct % 1877 suddenly Fannie Mar
fu " Dlars CrtgJy, 2ui iauEatero I Dr > AAF'
sims
Fun-i the Church OF the Tra saearLin -th 81
Monday, 80 INST. a. Ia O'Clock A. a.
gAITIAND-I this city saturday Ocf.
1877. Ma cgrre. widow VI Rob n l. aa'i i'- ~ e"-
TOra. aud dauQllrr OF ihe lat LIEUT. nu 81 nti AKtn'
5iai-.nd. " kisl-cud d g.it'iTc, So. laae.
Rel tvr3 r.n.s she tsny iuNtrl tQ attend ne
funeral r5c-s ni l1ut 1Arr 20 irr AZ tic llst Pfr-ey
terrain church 3rnave. and lltst, IN Tuesday morning
3U.u Inst. AZ 10 0coc1
It's req rested t.I, uo tIwcis De- -ent
RAIT-Ou Friday. OCT 20 cuchton Ra o., london in ne
SD ~ his
Funeral ,on he rsicucs father sF 4. J. Light
bour, NO. 81 LIf4nsstOnL, BroOAyn az lu5O a. Al All
dag. oct. %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-29

LErrF7 FROM TIE AIToRSEY-GEVERAL-AN APP
PEAL To b TASEN IN THE BRIBERY CASE, AND
ACTION TO BIZ BEGUN on The ISOICrMENr FOR
CONSPIRACY.
ALBANY, N Y. Oct. 2S.-The Attorney Gen
er.I has sent the folio aiug communication:
OFFICE OP THE ArroRSEYGEsERAL)
or THG STATE or NEw-IORK.
ALBANY. oct. y. 1877.
To CHARLES " GOODYEAR, ESP, District Aaorneyof Ere
Count.
DEAR SIR: The newspapers OF to-day contain the fol-
lowing telegram ON Rochester:
In the George D. Lord bribery case. the Genega Term
ryorsos the decision ~ the court below and discharges
~ risoner. Justice Mullen rea The decision which
Talcott concur Ell Justice smith dissentcd.
arr sorry n this be true, FOR it sad failure OF just
ice IhoYe however, and request tht you viii nj once
take such steps necessary In the Court
~ Appeals this decision of General Term The fact
that such Judges Clinton. Daniels and smith have
gwen opinions contrary 10 those Of Justices Mullen
ana I.lcott' gives some nope that the Court
PEOPLE | never twas able ~ discover any
abe legal argnmen IN favor OF the technical pea OF the
moral equities support IT, Tor IN tue Winter OF 1875.
a. the very time when Lord was pleading tine limitations
o. the statute the tN-payers were paying 10 te Tax
collector about 10000 levied upon them IN con-
sequence OF Lords crimes. TwO-thrds of this
money was under ms agreement tn go TO him as part
payment of the brbe for accepting which he was beng
tried AGO request that yOu will now al once bring on
the other indetment hga n't Lord, for conspr-
coy 70 o'iiAld the people found at tne SANE
tiun OF Limitation OF statute arse IN tdat
case an you furnis Wuch testimony SHOW the
gravity Of the fence committed, which not admls-
sable upon trial II the bribery indictment. Mr. Lock
wood aud had thought II necessary to pres the
conspiracy Indictment " Lord could be held upon the
other 10 being only msd meanOr, and the punishment
beng hut year in the county jail while tue punish
njer the bribery indictment could he five
The stare Prison. Now however justice requires that
both be vigorously pressed that II the prisoner
under one, he he pnIshrd TO some extent ut
under tle other. ar sucn crimes as LORDS cannot
he, not punished the proof l. ceaf. our
ffsfsa glfftT fs pre- nod
lsuatiOn justice contemplate. know that Mr.. Lock
wished justice "a be done in this and that you
WHO were his assistant amt are his successor Will
do all m your power that end and hope tat before
the thlrtY-rs day NJ December next when bOtn your
and lbs terms Of Office end you viii b. abb to secure
reversal the decision Of the General Term aNd the
conviction 8ul imprisonment oi Lord, upon OF both
~ the indictments agams him II you need any assist
IN these matters, please notify me and Will furnish
u. Very &c ID .cttIlg. your Ohcdirnt servant
CHARLES =. FAIRCHuD, Attorney General.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-29
FINALLY srABBED By IN rNKY0WS NAN.

A voung man rushed mp to Officer O'Day, in
Fourtb-st. few moments before one o'clock Ems
morning and excitedly told him ne had been
stabbed. Blood WAS gushing from an uIy
vound in the mans abdomen. which he WIS
v,tv trying 10 renress with his handkerchief At the
Edrgs street station the wounded gave the name
Of George Reynolis age twenty-five Of NO. SO Stanton
= He had been standing. he said, Ia front OF
No eO5 Fcrsyth-st., talking with friend when Ger
r,fr he diJ know came out upon the stOOD
- sskef him what he was looking a..
The next thng ~ Knew be felt sharp
nalr ia his abdomen, and saw the German run
10 20, ,w,r officer O'Day hssfened 10 the place but
G.na .eg no trace OF I,oynoidss aasaani Tie wound
yas made VITA knife and Is at least thrvo hcHes Geey
Itis Lhougat tuat II vii prove fatal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-29
TIE SOUTH YoT 10 BE HAERiED.

The Republican politicians have done all
they could L. u the poor Impoverished, haiIeu o1ulu
% rebel during IL. last four or i've years; iHey
worked with the desperate maiiguty Of the de' 10 Sc
cure TINS result last year. but they could NOT atc9mp
their purpose Tne day OF these desperate ~
m, rIbc pe3cp is over n they want rcDriuoh bney
might trv me among themselves II the Nofih DuI tne
loud-mouthed bOodysnrtist- OF hst ear arc nST ~
verv elos Who appear 20 be trembling IN lncH ooOtS
over " - solid 80 IN" foImida DE danger eic' etc
Teor ,ar rest tpeir fears The Southern people Lave
their Uorgiug clothes about them, and are gong
i'm 10 make money ana their lost Iortuhes.
tjos Northern Republicans would attend 10 their own
bnsoc.- half so well The United states WouiG shortly DE-
one vast ,Ove-cUte.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-29
REFLECTION u COAL FREiGHTs'

The Philadelphia and Reading Railroad tom
many announces tha on and after today un'l iarI''
notice 20 the opton OF the shipper the hei-h anu
,,-.. ..i i,y. .qn,i FROM scauy xiii Haven Co
-, -, tJ,r,or old 10 points the Hudson or on
-, f..u,I -rnd vii nc One-lnif tue pre- h' "lin
IN, coal d, -1d apn g-!de 40 me pct,' OF A.,
~ ~, t., -, III towns from NeW-fOrk Cty D. l
iI noyy-v.r that tIs Mt rate OF IN iAit ..4 ''''
eyru-vr of towing. slah not De c', tuan ~ 81, IT,
.i-rIr conditions Our-tniru OF tne price as WIZ
f6e conI h .od 40 Pore kicinuond pfotit ,'.e - .
% u.s. ~ fr,-nt and tolls shall not De less IMAM 81 a
, fr soye cl aud eO cent, for al othof sArs t.s
. . rsinrrou OF - cent? Ton rom the ist-' uo'eV'
charged hy the Reading COmpih!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-29

s1See :, preEel MOrg.n CO.. vessel 70 Bsnnam eoy.en
Brs Dosne oi Ga9ow seG.n cso @o iss ssy
With sugar snd hemp 70 cornein. Buyes vessel 70 Henderson
Is days St. Helns sent s. and the Equator
se,r WIN. \, Knsht9D Hassm'n. RGatan days: viii
3 Ca t 'l 1 ~ on 70 ~ p as - - r. Nfa aaE
nom Pensacola or Eaaiap' sept 81 white At Raaan ba :
vessel driven ashore with full oargoes and had 10 lis
Z : survey schf brift. Pratt Boston To- Norfolk
2 snd saeoq LeE 4I y %as TO s e nx
D. N.
% f yePto ior s %hse r ha@ssp
Pauline for Bremen; Eliza Mcneil for Antwerp, Hudson,
for On enstowu speranzl. aud Nav gator. for CORK.
SAILED BY WAY OF LONG ISLAND SOUND.
steamship F1amboroug1, for Halifax barks Won aoltke
10, ayre wave King for Antwerp sehr Gpsy for ~ John
& D-sqnset-At sandy Hook, very light. S. hazy. At
CITY Lslani' Light =; fosgy.
FOREIGS PORTS.
LONDON. oct % sailed 27th Missouri FOR Mobile 18th.
STEAMBOAT for southwest Pass Anuie McSair
Gienofchy. and Braganza. Annie Bellevue Inpero.
hALgsx y e. Oct 2s-Arrivea steamship S0ya scotian-
DOMESTIC PORTS.
NEW oRLEASs Oct 9s-Arryed at the Passes steamship
parks Aana Bre len Albert .iagre Alabama, Liverpool
sAyASSAH. Oct 2sArr we'd. steamship sarago-sa. Bau-
BALTIMORE oct 2s- Arrivra steam .nips Hrnburg fG.r
saeger B,enen r. W. Bruno, Foster. AegYorS, l. cav,
BosIos % Arrived Z. :. steamship Tanapoo-a. "
Rtch Newlork Went 10 sell sips nos o1aie aud Gran
MOVEMENTS or OCEAN ,TEAM.HIPs
HAVE oct p The General Transatlantic cos steamship
Labrador Capt ~I.ler NcwY1r. oct H. pass q tho
Lizard aU % ococS SATURDAY evening and entered ths ha
MOyILLE oct zs-The Allen Lane steamship Morayan
CAPT Grtnan from Montreal oct 10 tor Liverpool arrived
PLYMOUTH, Oct 2s.-The Hamburg American Line .tfan
burg arrived here TO-DAY.
lEor oaaer shiD Ser. see Second Panel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-29
TEARING MAD AT TIE PRESIDENT.

In al csudor. is IL not about cine fOT the Re
publican part, permit common SENSE 10 resume -
Omcd CONTROL iH ii- cJunst lf t't TINE hs !uF
conc hr Republicans party should assert ita Fehl 10 EoV
itlf AID o. require ta leaders o. orcf as VIII n'
Il publican parry not Inad' by The pa sidehti hnth
eriorl j. Hayes was made President bF the Republican
party. lie hlz s.mJaEce or right 90 dictate Poicy
10 The party that ced him. he Is ln honor Douha 20
policy Of the party fnr ~ had ccen
Clearly manifested the da5 OF his nomination Tor TIC
Llgb Office which be nov aOGs he does not owe me
democracy ythng except al honest ftlfhl and ener
geuc enforcement " Che laws vanquIshed party has
no Erht 10 the Offices The people have al
s@dy Sostled snls question IA favor Of tue Fietof&