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FINANCIAL
UNITED STATES
4 Per Cent Loan.

UNDER AUTHORITY 81 . contract NTH the
HEOHETAnY Or TIE TREASURY,
THE UNDERSIGNED hereby Rtve nottcs that
from tn.s dA,e. md until July TO- a. p , they will
receive subscriptions for The pEIt CENT FylND-
KD loan Of THE ESlTKD STATES, in de-
Nominations - stated below. AT PAR AND AC.
CRIED INTEREST IN GOLD coIN.
TIE HUSDA A1a rtdecmad1e after 30 yrsrs iron,
July 1871 md carry latercs. from that data pAJlbso
onafter5 and arc exempt from the payment Of
or dues 10 tic United Btntes well from taxation
IN any fofm by or under STATE, municipal. or local su
rllN iNTRREsT on tho REG1sTkRRD
STOCK viii bc paid by check. issued BY tho
TREA1URER OF tf11E ENirKD STATES.
The cheek payable On presentation. properly tndus.
3D. mt The occt Of tho Tfeaurcr and Aai,ant TEaas.
ers Of the Unt.es stasea. ....-..
THE SUBSCRIPTIONS rtl' b. for CODpON
Ht3Ni,A u3 81, and alto, md ltHtstHTRHED
RTntK tn denominations Of $50, sfOO. $500.
st,uDt, IL 5,Dt'O, and 4lO.ODb.
THE HNNt1@+ bath COUPON md REGIS
TEKEp. will be resdy for delivery jur >. 1877.
FOItats tF ArrLicATf0N Will Be furnI,hed
BY the Treasurer u Washington, rho Assistant TrcAs
ufeft At baltimore fHsan. Chicago. Cincinnati Now
Orleans New ftfk4 iltaladeiph1s. st. Louk, and San
Franclco and by the National Banks and bAnkcrs gen
er1aS. The applications specify the snount md
denominations required. And for Registered stock. the
full and Post Onleo Adtre.s OF The persm 70
whom the bonds N hal1 t'e tnn1n parable.
two PER Cl:HT at th1 purchast money must
accompany the subscription. Tho remainder may bo
pat tho pleasure Ut the purchaser either tne OF
subscription AnT tins prior 10 Oct. 10, 1877, With
tntercst added At per ceut 10 date Of paImtnf.
THE PAYMENTS tnay be made In gold CHA to
the Trcaaurcr Of TIC tinted Etates u Wsahnxton. Or
Assistant Treasurer It DaIt.aopc Doston+ Chicago.
Cincinnati. New Orleans, md H. Louls. and TO tho
Assslanl Treasurer n san Francisco. with exchange
on NEW York, Or 10 ei4hr7 Of the undersigned.
TD PROMOTE THE CONVENIENCE OF
| SUBSCRIBERS, TnH UNDERSIGNED viii
a.o RECEIVE Ia lieu Of coin. United States notes
uEats on New YORK. al their cola tho day o1
| receipt u tic CltY Of New York.
, 1877-06-21
COLD MATER.

Special Ntpttch 70 The 1st5une.
DETnorr. Mich, June 20.-The thlstJ.thIrd
Annual session Of tho National Dvisloa Of the Sens
Of Temperance Of North America convened at
Young Mems liaIi this forenoon. About seventy
Gve delegates wefo present. representing The most
Of the stascs and the Canada. Tho reports Of tho
U'and Patriarch and scfibe showed filling Oh in
membership, interest, and funds sincA last Jeas.
Tho net loee in mcmtcrrhp IL. ovcf 1,2o0, ae-
counted for bJ tho unparalleled business dcpfcr-
eion the turmoil Of The Centennial year the cIc1E.
inE Presidential campaign. sud the popular tenn
pcfnnce movements. Most Of the buaEheAs Of the
day hAs been routine n character.
, 1877-06-21

.IcherA' French Catarrla Curc IA The hest
remedy known for catalrh. asthma, phL hay lever.
Trial frrS. 0Glcc No. ~ StAte sttcct.
, 1877-06-21
10 tAs UftftFn Asaocaalsft {tels.

H3@JfFN dd1&VE1H8Fy {1EAts
wAsu,xurox. II. u. Juas 4U.-rhu Pfc,idcnt
'.I.As, ~ saa,,,I..,nv ~ Aif,.a n nnrLr,.v
", hkneu ss,,.. ~ s.'.' -. aaI. ss,,.s ~,
poiutmcnt Ills the last VI tho vacancies among
sa,nr,cd Cuusu1atcs. Very few vacancies a1u
Ef'y ~ oee"t :" sA'e'lsa 1oHsa'4'ss sst"sea s".s
time and the meeting oi conyssas, aha y - anaef.
stood to be the Intention Of sha stota Department
~ md ssnss,rnes in ii. Cunsus srryirs,
""e " rMYsx rArFhr.
u+b. rorru,uslonrr ~ raf.nts sn.5av heard nrcu.
n's H. Ti.s cas,, ~ ,misrfsrsnco hstw.sn ths 10.
,fcnt,", ~ ~ ~ ,.. AZ. rwctSs fnr ua,sst fet IN
, 1877-06-21

AUGUST BELMONT T. CO., New FORK.
DREXEL. MORGAN j. Co.. New York {
J,& ". SELlGMAN 4 CO.. New York.
M0ltr0N, RLtSS + CO.. New York.
F1llSr NATIONAL BANK or TuK CITY
UP NEW Y0HK. \. r.
DRIxEL 1: CO., Philadelphia.
jrHt ~. INT.
, 1877-06-21

ltHo +" Mrs. Tlnsiow'a so0thInE syrup" for
children while tcethIng It cufes Iyrcntcry autl
Jlurel,vu, wind collie, and regulates tlc bowrtu.
, 1877-06-21
A MEDICINE OF MANY USES,

4 medicine which remedies dyspcpeta, liver
complaint, eonsttpasten. debltJ, !ntc.mlttent and
remittcnt ieEers, urinary md uterine troubles,
dephrntea tho blood. conntesaen a tendency to
Rheumatism md CONT. nntl relieves nervousness.
may ec truly ssId 70 hase many vses Such M AZ
tclo Is foatetters tsers, oue Of ths most reliable
Alternative. Of dsoedcsly To- u well.ardcscd etata
Of tbs syftom cvcr prepared or eold. It tea been
over = quarter Of n century before tbe public, Is
lndeFAea W many eminent professors Of tho hea!!a2
AFT, nnd It's merits have received rcpcnted rccbEni
lions iu tho columns Of leading American and for.
ctqn journals. 1tIa highly estceE.cd In eyssy payt
Of thls country, and Is extensively used In Snuah
America, Mexico, tho British J'oascastonr. anu Tho
Wcat tndet. II IL Increase in public tavor In the
past Ii to be rcgarlcd fc1,nha ctItCrson of lts
Ertn H. popularity 10 comIas yca.s, It has iudeed
splendld future before It.
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BUSINESS NOTICES,

Keeps patnnt rartiy-SIntc Dress ShIrts |;
~ hemEing handkerchief, 113 Madison street.
, 1877-06-21
NOTES AND NEWS.


SptctIs f54iu.,eh to Ihs 7ftbkas.
WARRINGTON, D. c., Jnnu .0.-Scw devtcea for
coin hAyr lacu prepared al tho Fhllsdelphsa Mint,
and tho dies arc NEARLY completed. The object Ia
view IL lo make thu workmanship - fnv O. to rem
der couuterfct.iug more difficult thAn st pFcseut.
Thu new devices will not b. adopted un1css Con.
gress takrs definite acston the silver question.
1'bs Mint |. preparing die for s5o-cod cotn,
which, It Il said will 10 tho largeat gold piece ayct
struck In any country.
, 1877-06-21

Like "uunsscr GnnH,*
artificial teeth arc Of little use an casy detected.
Take care q the real ones; Al you need + tsa;
be The last Of natures gifts To fall you.
, 1877-06-21

CAtarr Ia fs extent and hef&rurttte force. stands
nuxt Consuttap and 4 cl.,.uy slrd !" III taf tH
eT, ony s9se..n Il t',,e Is tnssnt".e ~ s,ng1..s
object ii llctr III 10 rid lh.toslSrs Of i. a!n.A
hUslr o aay remedy cannot: iu tho rhrunr sts9n u.
ent fully In many auel fllo bors aud cAFtasr
eccst and Of tasps. u; nitwr;sd " 10 IL fsnausv.
ussl, Tho ntala uouss!rd apl 1ata.nsd - % Pm.
health nls, NECESSARILY bn tu1, n.s thu most fAt"r,
alle eifruHHshcr. Ehen " scra1Hxty Ahhetedi h4I
We b,couo and assi III thr!v dne: has
exist Ib&s Of EntAfFl kl1E rAlut kN GuErd Gy Judi
cIDnl and |srs!srnt iIAt nf bAnF'Rbs HAnfc1t Cruz
tt,h The reiitf Ia SvGfY case uhtsrd FeoH
lie nrst late Il Indication OF EfAl Il <tl l ~ch
lhe syscn Il brought co4.titnionay Antxr tts tanu-
gNyH. -.--
sAx1oEp's Ran Graz 10 sold BY Ill vholraAe and
scla Itukg Throughout tic United olatcs. tces u.
, 1877-06-21

With whom l4NlNG4A MN UQAb Ill U IFauuuIGnk
mnrncr In corrobuyntIun OF tLIs statement he ,et
fnrth for vuur inspocttun copos Of large number
~ ricck nndc in IA yucnt to different members Ut
ia Hinr or thcir rcnfcycniaiiycs mud iulurscl by
tt.s,n
Iaird-IIn vsve tho names OF largo number Of
mrn,tcrs Of The stats Legislature with whom !Ic
lui yurrupt dealinsH dntiaR hts four years tn tho
Senate, md vtsths4 tits ttatcMent by cAcekt.
Fyurth-lLu hanlpi several lubbyIstA through
whp{u, IN p,aty iastaAecs directly. auu by whose
Rdyicv xe,,Vray le King controllcI The nctlons Ut
members Ut thu State Legislature during hls fur
Year, Ii, ta Senate. aud how kha serxtcc4 Ut tecso
Mpn wore obuptn.att., either by money or pace
III put3i!c oEstses uf the city. In eo'ubuIat0n Of
thtx xlateMent llo sGt forth a larxo nqiabtF oi
checks uf farEe amounts Hlade by lin, mud In mahy
insLlAres Endorsed by them. -s,,
#iisb-lts set fugtA tn u.tAtl Aa kuoWlcdsu IN
rcgr several very largo suite Whltn lrs III IsaIt
aXA{ptt tho city involving Millions Df dbolaFa ns.J
pfoyuuncra lhunl 10 6s fraudulent. lle gaf1 The
Names Ut persons who would rusFo6utnla hiA cyl.
tltcc II they weEG communicated with 1nu tn,lau.
rlty ,Ha4 psGnIsc1 t,ctu.
!Stx{h-fic offered nis own testimony, AMI stated
where coFsubOr&ityo att1cnce OF II could w !aat
axajpst the corporations known u Thu ttAsW
yofM EnntiHg Company MhAufletuf.
lug Statt0ntrs and Transcript Assoc1atlpu,"
aiE Ut which ls declared u bt systematically Of
nanlzcd and controlled fur tha purpose Of tefnul.
$pg ,hu g!tY. anI which did oblalu mlltluns uf
n,6nsy through fraud and deceit. that was d.ttiD.
tAv N!ng, aud II. aahreeats. ~
, 1877-06-21
North German Lloyd.

Tke steamers OF ts Compsny VT! ka!l crcr} saec..
l:ssr, ai l~a-ayr-ErpiH New York 70 houtaAnrloa,
lpn1un Iatrc and IttptII, mt cabin. xiu3i arEAhd
cabin Ftl gu1t sisctage, Ssh currency koT irrlxAt
uf rasssur ai,nlY u fiEl.NtCilS 4 CO..
.HoN1tnS Hrceh Sex fufk.
, 1877-06-21

New YOTE 10 Uurenst0Nn aud LlTsFIoo!.
EQYrr, Junn IL %O::1 4. m ENGLAND. Jlus u OPT
FUR LuSt,JS.
f5l.EECE june e. II noon lfGLLANr ~ 1880 m
TIN VUKES, Is, 3p. n,iDEEAAltk.=7, II, ?. a.
Tickets It reduced Tates. ElrerRxa ttkct4 fe cur;
reutf, TRAITS tpr II and urwAT.s Hreue f1tA1 MA
jfejand, Apply 10 L. II. LAllsUS. 6auth Ctark'sk
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-21

DIRECTORS.
Ernest Meri H. Gally,
Charles Laf4s. VIM Van Bentha ysan
Charles IL. Schmidt, Jules Aldfge,
Charles j, Leeds, w. A. Bell,
%. Fatio, Pierre PoutZ,
L. Sehrieber. j. Tuyess jaf8 2nz
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-21

ana, HI Generul Assem1fy concerned, That is
shsl DO unlawful for any tx collector, sheriff OK
parish recorder 10 hold any Office of proft under
she police jurIes or Board Of school Directors ia
the State, and such police luries and school
boards are hereby prohibited from allowing any
compensation to such officers IN sueh cases, and
that any member OF police jury or school board
VINO small violate tho provisions OF this act shall
spsoJdoto be deprived of his Office, and be- la adj
aislon thereto, subject TO fine of not less thar
one hundred nor more than FIVE hundred dollars
Tor each offense, such fines to be enforced by
indictments or information.
SEC. z. Bs ~ further enacted, &C., That this
scs snaii TAKE effect from and after Its passage.
(5ignedJ LOUIS BUaH,
Speaker OF the House OF Representatives.
{slgnedl LOUIS A. WILTZ,
Lieutenant Governor and President of the Senate.
Approved March 20, 1877.
(5igned) FRANCIS r. NICHOLS,
Governor Of the State Of Louisiana,
true copy
OSCAR Arroyo,
Assistant Secretary Of State.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-21
EXTRA SESSION OF Is7s.
AN ACT
No. 81

NO. 3. AN ACL
Authorizing the appointment Of an Assistant
stste Treasurer; defining his duties; FIXING
his salary, and ths manner Of paying the
sEcrros 1. Be ii enacted 6y the Senate and
House Of Representatives. Of he State Of Louisiana
in General assembly concerned, That it aha be
the duty Of the Governor to appoins By aud with
State Trea ursr, who shall reside and hold his
Office at the seat Of government. That the Az
sistant Treasurer shall hold bis Office during the
term Of the State Treasurer.
SEC. 2. Be IL further enacted, etc, That il shall
be the duty Of the Assistant Treasurer before en-
tering upon the discharge Of the duties OF his
Office to take aad sub. cTibs tbs cath ed By
the constitution, and TO execute his bond in the
sum Of twenty-five thousand dollars, with two or
more solvent sureties, payable to and accepted
oy the Governor.
szo 8. Be II further enacted, etc., That il shal
be the duty OF the Assistant Stale Treasurer TO
act in lieu Of the Treasurer Of the State in the
event OF the death resignation absence, inability,
or refusal TO act OF the state Treasurer, and that
while so acting it shall be his duty TO discharge
and perform all the duties incumbent On the
State Treasurer.
SEC. 4. Be 1t further enacted, ETC., That the
Assistant Site Treasurer, while acting az Treas
urer shall receive salary Of five Thousand dol
lars per annum, payable quarterly On his own
warrant. The same to be paid from th6 appro-
priation for the salary Of the State Treasurer.
Sec. 5. Be 1t further enacted, etc., That this
act take effect from and afser Ita p1 ss.s
speaker Of the House Of Representatives..
t5igled} LOUIS A. WILT,
Lieutenant Governor and President OF the Senate.
(slgnea] FRANCIS 7. NICHOLS,
Governor Of the State CT Louisiana.
OSCAR ARRoYo,
Assistant Secretary of State.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-21

Authorizing the appointment Of an Assistant
ssste Treasurer; defining his duties; fxing
his salary, and ths manner Of paying the
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-21
OFFICIAL.
LAWS OF THE.sTATE. OF LOUISIANA.

PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-06-28

YEyHE UNDERSIGNED BEGS LEAVE
to inform the public that he, now
prepared, with the most approved machinery,
to fink Artesian Wells in any part of the state
on the shortest notice.
All orders or communications on the sub
;ect address to Cahoon Il Palmer, Battle
Mountain, will receive prompt attention.
s. L CAH0ON
Battle Mountain. October Q. 1876. tt
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-06-28
NOTICE.

A IL THOSE INDEBTED TO THE
"A late firm OF p. w. johnson & Co,
II they wish to save themselves any
extra expense, are requested 10 tall
at once and settle with the undersigned.
Il. REINHART.
Winnemucca. May ~. 1877. 2w
New-York tribune., 1877-05-30
IN BROOKLYN AND ELsEWHERE.

Decoration Day i'm Brooklyn will be ushcrcd
in by the firing Of 100 guns Fort Greene at suii'e
At o'clock the eXeIcsos commemorative OF the Re- ol
tioary heroes buried Fort Greene will be opened by
music by the l3;h Regiment Band. The Hon. L. Brad
ford Prince will deliver an address, and there will be
other interesting ceremonies before the graves are
strcwn with flowers. At the Naval Cemetery, where
there are $50 sailors graves, Capt George ". Sulwe
will preside aud tire Hon. John l.. Hill will give
address. The exercises at this place will begin az 10
o'clock. At the same hour will occur the ceremony
Of decorating the soldiers graves at the Cemetery
OF the Holy Cross, at Flatbus. The most impressive
ceremonies of the day Will take place at Grech"g0l ~
d. M Gen H. W. Slocun viii act as grand marshal Gf
the procession whlc,wIl form MOntague-s at 1870
n ul At / o'clock the procession viii move. III VIII III
rluIe nayy-yard marines IN command Of Col BroOm
battalion of $50 mcu of the 14th Regiment, carriages
containing the Mayor officiating clergy men, ana a.
Frank Head Post No 1G Mallory Post No. g. aud floral
wagons The line of march viii be through ChntOn-st
TO SecOnd-pace, TO ihrdst., 10 fiftaFe, to Green
wood to Soldiers Monument. Here MayOr Schroeder
will preside and the exercises besides music and sing
ing, Will include an Grafton by Col A. j. Ba%,er AZ thG
Academy Of MuSi' IN the evening Judge Nelson VIII
preside. There win be 500 seats the stage for in
whatever i8 realized Will b. added to tn. state soldiers
Home fund Addresses VIII be made by Gen Roger \.
Pryor and Gen l. = Catlln representatives. oi me Gray
ana me Blue respocuvcy, ana an original poem NiH De
read 10y W. 4. Crctint. Daring the services at calvary
Cemetery, beginning at 1870 D. Geo. ". BuuEaY ana
John 4. Armstrong will read poems, ald The Rev McsSS
c. :. Twng j. II nry Miller and Ae~and Maynard "il
cccIraCn Of special interest viii take place at New
Rochelle, where the WIDOWS ana orphans Ol corn dtdlt
SOLDIERS VINO died at the hospital D1yd's Island " II
join in the exercises with the Union Ie0pe. IAe 2fth
Regiment and The Ncw-RocHelc Fire Department VIII
take part ~ the exercises.
IN iIoboEen the wadsworth Post and the Honoken Vet
VIII decorate the graves of the fa soldiers, ana
the First Brigade Will bc reviewed Icy COY. Bcdc.
In Newark procession, COMPOSED ~ posts OF TIC
Grand Army OF the Republic, the Mexican dud German
Veteran Associations soldiers aud sailors Of the late war,
and inmates Of the soldiers Home, Will he formed a
y. III. at Military PARK, and march to Paramount Gene
try where the Rev. Dr. j. l.. FOrrricr vii deliver an
0ldioh al the Soldiers Lot services VIII also 'e tci at
Woodland Cemetery. In tIe evening there Will DC me-
mortal exercises.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-30
PRESBYThRIAN GENERAL ASSEMBLY

NO FURTHER ACTION on TIE SOUTHERN QUESTION:
THE CINCINNATI CONTROVERSY
CHICAGO, May 29.-At the Presbyterian Gen.
eral Assembly to-day the Southern question again cam.
up, and numerous speeches we're made. Finally a yo,.
taken which resulted in the adoption OF the amend
meut proposed to DIR. Robinsons subs a. passed
follows:
While Assembly earnestly desires 10 he reunitaa T.
closer relations with our southern brethren do pot
feel IL expedent at the present time take any fnr,h,
action on the subject except odeciare that ready
cordially 10 receive representation fram, d send
dele cate to that Assembly whenever they indicate the,
Willingness To reciprocate.
The report poity Of the Church was then taken
The whole subject was referred to the next Assem-
bly,. In the evening" resolutions recognizing the yalu.
bic work of the Young Mems Christian Association ver.
adopted.
The McCune-Sknner-West case came up on an appea
from the Cincinnati Presbytery which sustained Nc
Cune for preaching alleged unsound doc,rne DR. Rock
well said the Judicial committee to which 'e case wa.
referred made unanimous report approving in ths
main the records Of the Synod OF CnciD
natl, but excepting to some matters q,
form, etc, in them. Doctors Lewis and HATFIELD "a
viewed the report. Mr. skinner presented hs reason,
for appealing TO the General Assembly and passing BY
the SYNOD. They were, in brief that the CncIn.
natl Presbytery, which has already passed on
the case, virtually has sustained DIR. Nc
Cune's principles and propogated them govern,
the Synod OF Cincinnati and any decision OF the latter
body would therefore merely be reainaton Of that OF
the former body He thinks delay dangerous and the
constitution requires the Assembly 20 act In case OF
this kind He quoted from precedenis to sustain this
view Dr. West also presented his grievances and provo
cation stating that he had TO press tins natter
Tie Rev. Drs. Humphrey and Maxwell presented h,
other side. Finally the whole matter referred tos
special committee, with instructions TO next
assembly. The same action was taken with the report
of the Committee Home Missions made tLis Iorunz
The assembly then adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-30

the new a should by hs right Of eminent domain
Samuel Mclean r. d. Pchemus and Michael Chauncey have
been appointed by the Supreme Court commission To
value the by City Hospital and determine the
The trustees the hospital asked $4,000 for the
property but the supervisors thought worth less tan
$40 OOO and refused tIe price demanded.
The funeral services over the remains OF Lila
BigeIow Ward, better WDetts Montague, the
actress we're held residence Of her sister Mrs o. H.
Smith, No. I4O Lawrencest yesterday afternoon The Rev.
Father conducted the services The rem ms were
ncosed In handsome casket which was silver
Mate hearing the inscription Lila Ward, died MAY ~
1877 age 20 years. months and q days Among the pro
fessonal friends present her brotherinlaw MT =
Harkns formerly Brooklyn Tbeateri H. h. Fips OF
Wallacks George Il. Of the Brooklyn PARK Laura
Alb.r,a Alice Harrison and Annie Deand Of the Bowery
Theae Her husband James NJ Ward was not present. as
il wish he should know nothing OF heI d'~th
The remains were to Eyergreens Cemetery Tor
intsrment.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-30
THE MILITARY ACADEMY.
EXAMINATIONS TO BEGIN ON FRIDAY-rHE EAAAiS-
ING NOTWITHSTANDING or CADETS.

EXAMINATIONS TO BEGIN ON FRIDAY-THE ExAhiS-
ING NOTWITHSTANDING or CADETS.
tyPoN An OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRiBUNbl
WEST POINT, May 29.-The season at TINS
place is fully open. and visitors arrive daiiy
Messrs Goodsen. who have charge OF Cozzens HOTEL
have rented nearly all OF the cottages About the mill
tary post everything looks neat and clean anG the
yerdure and foliage at least aweek in advance because
OF the fine weather In few days the scenes about TINS
Grand old spot will be of envenng character as the
lime examination OF cadet corps begins on friday o
this week As yet of the Board Of Visitors nave a
rived but the advance guard is expected Tomorrow
The board as t stands is follows: Gen David H. His
Iowa; Gen. Thomas w. Hyde. Maine; Col. John =
McCalmont PENNSYLVANIA; the Right Rev. Z. l. Quiht
ard d. d. IL. d., Tennessee the Rev. Charles D. Rlch
ardson New-York; the Hon A. +. Stevenson ihihois'
the Rev Charles O. Thompson, Massacnusetts the Hon.
lanes G. Blaine United States Senac the Hon. samue
r. Maxey United States Senate; the Hon. Henry B'
Bunung United States House Of Representatives the
Hon Thomas c. 'Patt, United States House OF kepIe
sentatyes the Hon. Gilbert c. Walker United states
House OF Representaves. so many clergy men IN thc
certainly speaks well for the exercised ny te
Government over the religious culture OF The cades'
The visitors already have assigned thcin NJ tne
hotel on the north end OF the post winch Is touay te
nearest wOrn-Ou hostery the Hudson River and py
way OF r@decmng feature, tue most pc.uresque3 iu
Gated one commanding tie finest scenery of The HUDSON
The following the present standing OI the mehpei
the different classes VINO are 10 "lthtdhu INC ciVSS ~
nf an
New-York tribune., 1877-05-30
is to remove the incompetent men and require good ap

is TO remove the incompetent men and require soou 'P
poinments in the future" . 90, u,-,, a.,
The John J. O'Brien Association IN the Tenth Ward ns
recognized rs a strong political organ'z1tion and the
gentleman for whom II is named holds weighers posi-
fion In the Customhouse. number OF the members arc
attached to the Custon-house assistant weighsrs III
spee0rs &C. and last evening they assembled anu sto
osIv canvassed the situaton at their rooms al uru
and IMdlOw-sts The suggestions OF the report as 70 o
partisanship appeared TO them Of secondary importance
and were scarcely mentioned. More interest was shown
concerning the testimony gwen before the Connsson,
especially with regard TO fcs said to be PAD 10 lspco
and others II was denied that anv fees we're coiecvu
or demanded though IL was admitted that Occasionally
allowances were received for extra services IN mVt
eases IL was claimed saving 10 the nerchail; anu
ulsut officer Ii WAS remarked that the commissioners
should examined their work themselves lnsnu W
rnsrin 10 the evidence OF othors "They would have
found that we were the worstpaid and hardesworsed
Inent nj onc urfscnt The reduction the force was
commented unOn hut no pres seemed TO fear dor
mis- own posi;ion evidently confident that pOnucu iuu
ence wond snl have its usual weight with the leaders
New-York tribune., 1877-05-30

LOUISVILLE, May 29.-The attendance at the
to-day the largest ever seen or the course of
the Louisville Jockey Club IN Ten Brocck against
tie fastest two-uc time record ST. Louis aud Nccy
Hale his companions The former ia Size first mile
and the latter in the second II Vas feared at the King
OF the Turf could not equal Mchrtels time Of ycster
dav even though he beat True Elues ht fastest pre-
Vious time. walker rode Ten BrJcc ior MI there s III
him. aud the result 10 make Ten Brooch record the
grn, ,y norsr ever achieved II. made The distance
III 3Z7l five seconds better dian Idc Blues and three
seconds better than McNhiricrs IAN yesterday. The
scene a The close uf the of ordinary
delight and tie widest enthusiasm. The second race
was won by Dan X. the gcutcnrn's cu hy Henry Chit
cuGcn who rode Lea Iiugon tLe Association Purse 10y
GIil; IL last race By MahstIck.