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oil disease, weak, nervous trembling, dread
iul horror Of death, night sweat-, cold feet,
weakness, dimness OF vision, languor, uni
yersal lassitude OF the muscular system,
enormous appetite with dyspeptiC syinp-
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ness of the skin, pallid countenauce and
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pain in the back, heaylness OF the yields,
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he sure 10 g't the genuine. One dollar PEI
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The New York herald., 1877-01-04
CONNECTICUT LEGISLATURE.

GOVERNOR HUBBARDs INAUGURAL ADDRESS
HIS VIEWS ON THE PRESIDENTIAL TROUBLE
PURIFICATIoN or POLITICS IMPERATIVE.
HARTFORD, Conn, Jan. 3, 1871
Governor Hubbard formally naugurated this
afternoon The military parade which has been O fea
ture OF the election day Nay, under the old CUSTOM
was dispensed WITH the Governor being escortcdtroin
his residence to tho state House by the Governors
Horse and Foot Guards.
In hig inaugural message Governor Hubbard ex-
presses the hopo that a result OF the winter
the legislative terms may be shortened aud more
ful LEGISLATION assured. In aluding to the compca-
tions of tho Presidential question no declares Il
10 be upfort rtunate that tho result OF the nations
su0rape ts involved in the donrs OF returning
board whose past history proof OF its utterly moral
potcncy for honest WORK, and whose recent do
ngs are tainted with the deepest suspicion OF fraud
c ndorscs the words OF President Grant tnat ''chcr
marty ca a afford be disappointed IN the result but
lie country cannot afford TO have tho result tainted
the su uspiclOn OF illegal or false rcturns" lie
s,vs upon the question OF suffrage. III man, hav-
M taken the electors OATH sells ms vote or exercises
n corruptly. how Is he better thah peuurcr, ana
shai shu bc sad the buyer Noihn less than this
iir ,s suburncr o perjury anda bascr criminal than
the scer-thc poverty OF one consen's nov MS WIZ;
~, viii of tho other not his poverty fet thcrc are
,ren IN both PARTIES regret 10 say, wno ahect 10 pe
,sesf nd honorable all business ADJ sociai rcin-
iio,s but cut loose IN politics Irom an sne ook'.'oS
q, honor conscience and law There are anu ,o,u,
snm,c rules OF decency even among proesslona
n bcrs and burglars; they rarely a"ow , :, III
r. r,h tho moor why should there pe no nono, y. u
sng professional traders IN poIitcsy Tue .rancsurs
IL thc virtue VI ought to bo not lar ~ '"'
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public judgment from the trafhckers in the virtue OF
women-the difference Is only species, not In genus
He recommends the passage o. law placing the
wife on equality with tho husband in all property
relations He regards the scale OF public expenditures
in the Stale too large. and recommends rctrench
ment. He expresses himselfn favor OF constitutional
amendment making the President of the United States
ineligible tor two consecutive terms, and urges that
the civil service needs reform ng, and hopes that II
will be reformed under the incoming national admin
isration He believes that the President and Cabinet
should keep aooi from the activities OF political can
vass, us do the members OF tho Supreme Court He
deprecates military Interference with the governments
OF States and says the people Of the South are uDht
for sell government better II II we're possible create
there dictator, who, bcLg dependent on Lo party,
would have party serve; accept an equally law
less alternative remand the States into condition OF
territorial dependence and attompt another expert
OF reconstruction than TO tolerate usages ana
methods which fatal to all the traditions OF liberty,
and which, II continued, cannot fa In the end 10 de-
stroy our whole system OF free governments; for bad
examples agions and the military engineering
which Is trained in state to-day at the caprice OF
single may be trained sn another Tomorrow. lie
urges rctrcnchment in the public expenditures Of
the nation anu resumption OF specie payments with a
prudent haste and no more cowardiy delays o prep
aratiou.
The New York herald., 1877-01-04

To n. II. HoYT, Chairmau; JAMES II. STONE Sec
THE TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE.
[DY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. ]

[DY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
NASHVILLE, Jan. 8, 1871
At caucus Of the democratic members Of the Legs-
laturc held this evening, fftytwo out OF seventy
members present, ex-Governor Harris was drawn for
the long for the United States Senate, with Bar
ley, Key Bate ana Turnoy most prominent can
didates Tor the short term.
GOVERNOR PORTER read his message, IN which was
the following reference to the Presidential difficulty
'The representatives OF the people OF Tennessee
disregard the recent action OF tho federal
thorities in certain States OF the South, notably
Florida. Louisiana, South Carolina and Virginia In
three of them towns and districts have been gar
risoned with troops OF the United States at time OF
profound peace without any proper demand being
made assistance by the local authorities and the
State House of South Carolina was subjected 10 an
armed occupation by federal troops. The army was
made the arbiter OF disputed election ana has been
prostituted to the base purpose Of organizing part
san legislature. Tho order OF subaltern excluding
the representatives OF the people from the State Capt.
tol was made, impudentIy and without shame, In tho
interest Of judicaly declared fraud, and against the
judgment Of the law as rendered in Its highest
court.
''rhe representatives OF the people Of tennessee
should protest against these accumulated outragcs
with the utmost solemnity and energy"
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p9rNOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS IN THE
COAsTING AND FOREIGN rRADE.-Captans officers
vessels engaged the ccnsng and foreign trade observ
ing the removal Of buoys requested
to communicate the the HERALD that 1t be
brought publicly c the attention of tho proper authorities
letter addressed ITO the editor Of the HERALD New York
city," giving accurately possible tho number and pos
tion displaced buoys the Of their removal will
all observed along the Atlantic and Pncic
American Continent When they observed
Europesn countries in the Mediterranean
that information be sent either by telegraph
the London Office Of the NEw YORK HERALD ~
Fleet street, London the Paris Office 6 Avenue do
rOpera Paris Where the telegraph Is used dispatches
may be addressed Bennett 46 Fleet street, London"
"Bennett 81 Avenue de rOpers. Paris" Where Of
the of the telegraph in Asia Africa captains
may with upon reaching the first convea
lent port will be cabed free OF charge TO
the HERALD and published
ny-NOTICE TO CAPTAINS or VESSELS ENTERING
THE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIGHT.-The New YoRx
HKnALD has adopted distinguishing Coston night signal
for use board the HERALD yacht, showing while
burning colors green red changing from TO the
other and be several miles distant
Captains of vessels upon seeing this signal will obligc
by preparing any they may for tho Ship
News Department of the HERALD
KS-Persons desrous of communicating with vessels arriv
ing New York do by addressing to such vessels
care of HERALD news yacht Picr No. East River. New
York Letters received from all parts Of the world and
promptly delivered. Duplicates required
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK--THIS DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK, JAN. 3, 1877
ARRIVALS.

REPORTED THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
YnIrEsToNE TELEGRAPH LINZ
Steamer Coperncms (Br. Pctre, Kio Janero Dec l. Ba
hia 6th bucu th and Para 18TH with mde and
Busk Jcvous Crossed the Equator Dec 10
lasting hours Jan . took Ne gale. vecrng to and
NV with heavy sleet and lasting 30 hours: baromc
ter down to sos.
steamer City Vera Cruz. Dcaken. Havana Dec 80.
with Indse and passengers to Alexandra n Sons
Steamer City OF San Antonio. Pennington. Galveston
Dee 20 key West with mdse and passengers ~ Z
Mallory Co -
with mdse and passengers to Clark seaman.
Steamer Huntsville. Winters. fernandina Dec u and
Port Roy al tn with mdse aud to G ii Mallory
Il Co. -
steamer Magnolia Daggctt, Savannah Dec 81, with mdse
anu passengers to Geo Songe
Isaac Bell Lawrence. Richmond. City Point and
Norfolk with mdse and to Old Dominion steam
shin Co.
sclr John X Shaw, from Norfolk.
schr John Mosser. -
Arrived Dec 3o--schr Mary Bradshaw, vangilder.
Brunswick. Ga, with tDJ bales cotton TO Reed smith,
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer City OF Ftehburg Springer. Now Bedford tor
New YORK
steamer Thetis, Young. Providence for New York.
HERALD TELEGRAPH STATION
WmrKsToNE LII Jan g. 1917.
The Ice much heavier In this section Of the river thu
yesterday and for the sailing vessels cannot
round Thogg's Neck Whtesone Point navigate Flush
ing Bay without tug boats
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LIVERPOOL. Jan 3-wind z. whole gale.
PLYMOUTH. Jan 3-Wind 8, moderate.
FOREIGN PORTS.

Axoy. Nov 22-In port. bark Antioch. Merrill unc.
Bvrsos AYExs. Nov i7-sailsd, bark Ada Gray. Race.
nosc Kosc. Nov 2e-sailsd. ship Mndoro. Bray, Ma
In po. Dec 4. bsrks Tokatss Pr narrscn M fcr s San
Madame Demorest tbr Bissett Tor New YORK;
Chamete Waite. for London; Edward May johnson. for
mAvAsA Ian I--Arrved previously. brig d Chapman.
Arrived Jan s. AM steamer City of New York. Thinner
HALIFAX, Dec 29-Arved. brig Peerless (3r, Walker.
CLEARED aesh. sehs Humber ts,, aIIl,s.s New YORK.
Sailed Dec %, schr Ontario. Phiiadeiphla.
Sailed Jan II mot preyousy, steamer Quebec tBr'.
.s% sa resns Bacon St Johns.
Mnl"ounsH' Dec as"HSsd. bark Albert RUSSELL
ssy s s S. Ss1s cr1.ds ss .yss ysss
Gray New York. srriysd e2d Dig Norton S'Gxs
SsF ss Metz; sn rs :s pss. S:.
orders. % s-,. 49,. w,.o,. r,,
oerdoa. sasVt United SsS Sinsdom $ Mary .o~s
via SGx
sailed day for Hs%Sr5s G 22s sss y ou1A Bay
Sailed Nov %, bark Nancy Bryson Qr). Duncan New
York. arrived Nov ?7. ;or United states. ldg
& ..ss ss,s ne.
Obj, Thornton baltimore; 18th, Andrea 'sw).
saile% Sov ~ bark Cuba tNor, Kettesen New York;
gsd brig Eta rusksr Forbes %b's9s e , ssa12 aa.h
Genius Ger. Ottmans. do; 26th. bark Com Dupont.
Nichols. New York: Adelaide Bailey Baltimore Yamoy'
Tobey do; Ceciie DAM, Peterson. do 9th. krlg
Elmira Br. Pnrtridge New Orleans; 2sth. Firing Scud
tRr) Cruise. Hampton Roads 10Th bark Lima Ger.
Wte. Mobe schr Adoph Andersohn f>w.d). Andersohn,
New York; 30th ship Lydia skolhed. Dunning, Akysb
In port Dec ships Intrepi simmons repg Grey Eagle
Light SNOW from for arrived 26th Emanuel tSw).
for New York. Ursus Minor (Nor). for Hampton Roads;
Mathew Baird Grcenleaf for 40; Emma Besl, Bailey.
for New Orleans: Brothers. Westb0rg and Clara Sckes.
unc Armstrong Mauran. from Newcastle. arrived 9th;
Aquidneck Kafe from Baltimore. arrived 29th: brigs
Marie Qier) Ahrens for Mobile Mary Rich. Dickie, for
Pernambuco and Hampton Roads Mary BARTLETT smith,
from Richmond arrived 2sth: Malaga Br Kerr for New
York; Leonard Myers Hicks for BaltImore Wfsweli,
Glover schr Edward Johnson, McDonald for Hampton
Roads.
RIO GRASpE Nov esailed. bark Kong sverrc Nor) for
New York.
In port Nov d. brig Annie Gardner Havsner for Per-
nambuco and New York Water Lily Forkling. for Now
York; schrs Oberon Uicr) for do Fsrnham. Conn., Tor
Sr VixcESr CvI. Nov 21-Sniled mot arrived. barks
Heinrich Dirks (er) for Daren; 3d. Lima, for Savan-
nah. .
THOMAS Dec 1sln port brig Omer Br, Perkins, tor
Turks Island and Baltimore.
ST. CRoix. Dee lO-Arrivcd. bark Princess Alexandra
DAM. Davis. Wilmington. No
ST JOHN. Mr. Dec 2S-Cleared, schr Mockng Bird (Brs
Ainsborough. Pbiladelnhia.
Clemred 3Oth schs Chambers Buck, Sagua; Little An
ME. Roberts, New York.
Dec 9-ln port, bark Ferris Thompson, Pot
ter. for New York.
YARMOUTH Ms Dec 22-Arrved. schrs Kats Mex nncn
fBr Mcknon. Now York (and cleared 26th for Bar,Ss.
toni.
The New York herald., 1877-01-04

Minister Plenipotcnary the United States of
America near the French Republic. .
Minser United states Of America
those which has remitted the part OF the American
and Of its President addressed to the National
Convention and the Committee of Public Safety TIE dis
course Citizen Monroe response of the President
the Convention shall be printed in the two languages
French and American. and inserted Ia the bulletin OF
Arr Ill The flags Of the United states Of America shall
be Joined France the hall of the
sn,s Of the Convention sign OF the union and eternal
fraternity Of the two people.
FRENCH AMERIcAH.
Mr.. Washburne Continues
You will observe ia article Of the decree that 1t was
deed letters OF credence and the discourse Of N
Monroe President of the Convention should be
.printea in the two languages French and American"
that time would not permit the Convention to recognize
our mother que the English language.
The President Of the Convention when Mr.. Monroe
Department OF the Nord and LAWYER VI Do,,a tpt he
always called and known MS "Mcln de Doua" to dis
tingash Antoine Merlin. another Deputy from
the of the Moscle lawyer at Th0nville who
was known as Merlin Thonvilie 1t was. therefore,
by it, order gave Mr.. Monroe tho acco,ade In my
a very subordinate way TO know something of this
a< For many days after had, by your instructions
recognized the Republic which amed on the 4th ~
September 1870 regiment after regiment OF the National
ernmeuf through me. their profound appreciation OF its
prompt recognizing the nment OF the Ma
CLalot aud the Avenue Josephine they would send up
cries of Iire Ia RepuUiqnsn I'LL would appear
the balcony TO make my acknowledgment Ihen some
nfthe would dcputcd call in
thanks for In the matter OF recognition OF their
governments and to give the fraterna embrace
sometimes much amusement the visitors
who were present on the occasion
The New York herald., 1877-01-04
CLEARED.

Steamer Greece Do Andrews, London-F W. Hurst.
Steamer Tyran I'm. Murray Glasguwfienderson Bros.
Steamer Columbus. Reed. IIavana-Wm l. Clyde & Co.
Steamer Gulf Stroam. Crowcii. Chareston-J Quntard
4 Go.
ship Dagnar tRus,. Kolstrom, Havre-Funca. Edge 4
Co.
Bark Perseverance (Fr,. Zoccola, Marsces-James
Henry.
Bark Candido dtal, Ca6ero. Gibraltar for orders
Lauru Storey X Co.
Bark iiosea Rich Menxes vaiparaiso-Fabbri Chaun-
Brig Havana, Meyer. Ccniuegos-Jas Ward Co.
. schr Addic Haines, Moulton, Ptre-Bentley,
Giiderslcevc 4 Co.
schr A kine rscn, Kneeland Savannah-Alva Mudgett
Schr Pacific. Arey, Boston-Chas living.
Schr Bcdabedec. Bennett. Salem--Wiliis II Ropes.
Schr 4 tiodwin. Williams. Bridgepot-Stamford Manu-
featuring Co
schr sale Burton Burley. Observation-Disclosures Manu-
featuring Co.
The New York herald., 1877-01-04
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

BRISTOL. Jan 3-Arrivcd bark Pesr Ryder. New York.
BREMEN. Jan 3-Arrived. ship Stella Ger Horn Balti
Arrived Dec 81 steamer Ohio cGer Meyer Baltimore.
CHRIsrIANsAND. Dec lsArvcd, bark Byfoged Chrisen.
sen (Nor), Thorsen. Philadelphia.
CADtz. Dec 3OSaed, bark Alfred, Burt, United States
FAYAL Dec 22-Arrived bark Kate Williams. Hale. Bos-
ton.
GLouCEsryR, Jan 3-Saiied, bark Young Eago (Br),
Smith. United States.
GLASGOW, Dec 3I-Arrved, brig Helene tNor). Gunder
sen Wilmington. NC; Jan 3, steamers State OF Indiana
Br). sadlcr and Assyria (Br). Donaldson. New York.
GIBRALTAR to Jan 3saiied. brig Five Brothers. Randall
from Agiers), New York.
GENOA, to Jan 3-saed, bark James Ward, Payne.
Mcssina.
HULL Jan 3-Arrved, bark Adelhem tNor), Hansen,
New YORK.
Sailed I'd. bark Beatrice (Isr). Bowley. Rverhead.
HANpunG. Dec 3o--Arrved, barks Navesnk. Barstow.
Charleston: an g. y stoncman (Sr), Sheldrake, Pha
delphia: Louisa (Nor), Dclhey. do
HAvRK, Jan 3-saled. bark Albert Nor). Andersen,
United states.
LrvKnpoor. Jan 2-Arivod. bark Maury (Nor), Wig.
New York
Sailed I'd steamer Lake Nepigon (Br, Scott. Baltimore
ships Savannah Ger). Tabelmann, Savannah Geo lurl
but Mason. United States: barSs Isaac Aus Morena, do
Mary Chapman tBr Atkinson, Charleson 3d, Herbert
Hall (Br) Davis United States Giorgina utaD Barto-
lotto do.
Also sailed Sd. steamer Ohio, Morrison, Philadelphia
LoSpoS DERRY. Jan 2-Sailcd barks Bencdetto GtaD,
Caiero United States; Eta Stewart tBr, Frazer do
LYSs, Jan 2-saed bark fietro Accan,e QtaD Potosa.
United States
LARSE Dec 3l-sailed steamer State Of Nevada (Br),
Bracs from Glasgow. New York.
MARGArE ROADS. Dec 3i-Sailed steamer Othello (DE,
Bristow from HuD Now YORK.
MovfLn Jan 3-Arrivcd steamer Prussian (Br). Rtchc
Portland via Halifax Tor Liverpool.
PALERMO to Jan 3-saied brig Clara jenkins. Coonbs,
United states.
PRopoLtyco Dec 29Sailed bark Thos Fletcher Pendie
ton, sydney. NSW.
QUEENSTOWN, Jan 3-Arrved, bark Niagara (Ger), Wis
chausen. Savannah.
RAMsGArE Jan y Sailed bark Appa tNor) Lund from
| Hamburg, Philadelphia, having repaired.
RorrERpAx, Dec 3lArrved. bark Morvig (Nor) Mathie
sen. Baltimore.
TAanAGoyA Dec 27-Arrived. bark Observant (Nor. Null
| ler Philadelphia
yLrssISGEY, Jan 3-Arrived, steamer W A Scholtcn
utch), Janzen, New York for Rotterdam (and proceed
cd.
| Arrived at - Jan .. Edwin, from United States
Sailed fiom Dec "a. brig Francis John (3r), Bent
ley United States; 3Oth. bark Rosa Qta. Cacace iron
Taganrog), New York
LoxpoS, Jan 3--The Swedish bark Mathlde. Capt Bre
denborg which arrived at Glasgow Dec 81 sighted thu
British brig Moses Rogers. Capt Reed. from Pernambuc
for New York. In distress The Mathdc compelled u
leave the Rogers In consequence Of the severity
| the weather.
The ship Plymouth Rock, bound from London for New
York. put back the Thames having her anchors
WEATHER REPORT
noLraxAD. Jan s-ysry misty with rain