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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-28
OCEAN FRrIGuTAGE RECOVERING.

The strike has produced It's effects on ocean
ireicAtago and during the week applications iol ship
nlcnts were the rates Tor freight fel cO.s r.
erably At Office Of the Guou line, TRIBUNE report
or was tld that during the week rates bad fallen two
hence or four cents tine buse but that now tnat the
railroads wcr opening more Applications ior
freight room and rates again rapidly rising, yes;cr-
day afternoon they had already risen two cents on thc
Dushcl At me Pacific Nail Office the reporter told
tst when tho strike broke ont they received larger
ders than usual shipping Of freight from California 10
Inc Eastern coast. but this gain coUnterbdhCed by
me loss IN rc gh destined Tor Tie West which rad been
wing at Ptsburg and other Eastern inland cities wait
lug to be brought New YORK.. II the strike were 10
asst uut next Tuesday when Of those large Eesc
departed for Aspmwall they would probably secure
arg. amount Of freight for tho stern coast. The
agents ol the innm Company sad that the vessel was
fa EN- in the early pant OF the week were a1in Using
III the Office Of Of Inc principal lines, tue reporter
was told that there has been large decrease Do tr ship
m mt ~ cheese for EuIOpC Of winch about 10000 cases
arc usua s. ,1porj,d weekly Ihero has been dcclea't
la other fgeigAts account 81 tIc interruption % Til
way communication but good deal o. gram was beng
brought y cana and would soon arrive here rms state
ucni that large quantities Of gram were Drng shipped
for New-York confirmed by several OtDcI steamship
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-28

You watch its development with eKprctant solciinde-ths
choice exquty mould bnI which promises q unfold WIN
the perfect flower You perhaps think how II VIII 3dOn to
anl cipato the pleasure OF showln
Owerl0yug friends But some morning you ma us
head dropping is fragrance eo aud an ugly purple spot on
O the dcaey tinted petals IL the poets "canker IA
The bud" the lu1thsOme cankrT bgts The chef
shed infant blossoms" In household garens those IA.
ulan lnIs which rive earnest of brilliant future. The
noisome canker conceal length reveals
dreaded presence bright hopes succeeds TIE most
asOniZing the faia sequel II IOrtends p
monaIy consumption IL is estimated by eminent m d1h
authorities itA Of mankind are afflicted Win
this nsiO malady But It's secret ihat even
~ its until II suddenly ol
closes itself M some OF myrd fatal forms. 4
slight eruption often the only Indicator 81 10
The only extern mating THIS disease from
the system IL by thorough course Of cons tuOnai treat
men This Treatment must fuhl three Indications, namely
promote nutrition alter purify the blood and arrest dis
gauzaion the Tissues ami the formation Of tubercies 40
efficient Alternative bc employee Or these purposes
than DR.. PIERcEs GolnES MD. Al DISCOVER Mhhe lin
strength and the digestive organs cS3
the blood the iI-ta,ei Test lts virtues ere
the deadly canker has bIi-hted the life you prize.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-28

porGUErEP>m. Ny. July 27.-Jacob Ho k, while
in quarrel win his neyheois LAST nish TOOK down .
uu i fred INTO front oi ms mousse Inc gun
va ,rd with bird. shot Three Tsons were hurt All OF
yyinm ii + thought. viii recover. Hook was arrested
Eco HAEHoR, y. j., July - man named me-,
y,hue- Of this pisCe shot and killed John Wof cary th
morning Kuchner was quarrel n with his wne when " Oh
iIt,rcl NUchuel seized ahd sLo an ~ tue breast
ElIlne rim almost instantly. Kuehneris in custody
NORFOLK. Va, July 27.-Jennie Brown, me
coInre woman who shot by ". O. g. Wilson, Assistant
-,Ir.ron SAW. the jh NJ July, fief last nlgh WI
son bo WIS bai has been rearrrsted ana Dali refused
ti Killed b, LIGHTNING n Brdgcwltcr az O'Clock his
as.on while asing refuge a barn from the storm with
her husband and nve Others
NEurI,ts Tenn. July 27.-On SATURDAY. last A.
o. shields. old clifton living near Bolivar, Ienh was
most a--asrao4 by MA stepson named Alahs
pnip, a,,i.t-d by WIN. BuTrI- Philips has been ar
rested am Ia lgei rsiail. but b i~ras has escaped
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-28
WHAT A STRIKING FIREMAN SAYS.

One Of the strking iremen of the Delaware,
LacKawanna aud Western Railroad, quiet, respectable
and intelligent man. who exhibited 30 ammosity toward
the COMPANY. but said frceT and engineers would
project the property Of the Company, IN conversation
with citizen OF Newark Tin sdsy, stated that PRIOR
10 June - last. hremen had been paid $50 month
but tlt dale ,r wer reduced i've per orhti
mailing tho pay OF tie nrneu ON ihc passenger trans
- per month II they day Inrr lui' nay l)r
ever, they dld run, ana tais ss, ~" most L"N
j. upon tho cod aud freight nrruc whose pay li Evt
average tlau from 81 90 $50 per month He s"id
thc engineers bad offered TO submit 20 hgo por cent re-
d1cuor, provided that the company would give ihls ~
sac ii yIIon. nut tno Oiier mad been rejected
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-28
A CALI, FOR BONDS.

TEN MILLIONS OF FIvE-TwENrIFs 10 BE RFDEENrp
WASHINGTON, July 27.-Ihe Treasury De-
rarfu.nt to-day issued the htyrd call for the re-
d.,iion Of 500 bonds Of 1863 The call u for 7lo'-
600 900 copsos Of 1865. Of which S3ooc'uoo are regis
-, and - 900 600 are coupon bonds Tine principal
and interest viii be paid al Treasury on and after
tine 7 iay of October next, and tc interest 81" cease
an that d,y following are ir,crlplons IT bonds: ,
Couuon Bonds dated July ]. l@o1-~3o, N" ','ol ~
NJ, dp uuD bntu inclusive 800, No '-,Jol tu 80 90
Gn0 nom Inclusive; 5000 40 44u0i 10 NJ. 3pV'o pplh
in,nslyo ~ COO No. 7j,OO to No o3oOO "oth lhciu-
sve. , 1900. ri. ~. ,io osure ~ ,be
Tinted states after the irs, daY of July, 20 f1D'
W ~ fo No 400, both inclusive; 500, 80 l"1Vl
- M II 900. both Inclusive $500 NJ. ,-ol q" 30
80 b1th urusive; - 900 No. 23ooi 10 30. = )IU,
elusive OOOO No. 1851 10 No ll10o' Dom inclusive
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-28
TIE srArE OF TRADE.

PHILADELPHIA I'll Coffee duh small sales ~ Rio. n
IL Oc Ilguayrf AZ .Oa2O &c lava At = ~ re SggS
prices nominal Refined closed Cut Loaf at ii e.;
Crushed nj &c Powdered AZ ~ 2c; GrauJlatcd at
~ and AZ lc Moas.es nominal. 30 at zoe. Petro-
reliable quotations be oil here Flour
We enquiry 'or exports sales Of 90 Db Mnne-oa
choice do at 30 fancy N - OH
H. grades a. - Pennsylyapa and Ohio do DO
254s5 IS do do Od Wheat fresh ground,
epTsJ sos Patent - other fancy brands az SO
a.lO So Rye Flour. dema limited at - Corn Meal NO
elected Wheat finn. supply Hight sales Of 400 bush south
eru Red AZ sl %; Jersey. Delaware and MARYLAND
Amber Prime a II 63asl -; do, Fancy al I'll 20;
% Il Western Red closed at - fOr
August ~ 10 september Rye. Western PENNEY yana az
stock light market firm sales 81 800 bush
Pennsylvania southern yellow ahoat and gram from de-
pit at7jc Western HIGH NX'dat 121l3 do 40 m elevator
90 July ai6J 50 DO August at 81 go white 10
DO m ears ~ H. Advancing sales ~ 500 BUSH
Mixed White 81 i3a 5c Prime DO 10 a'1ci
and Prime Penusy auia AT ioa5Jc Wiskey- of
II Board dealings in corn were I'm
od prices nomiuay az 20 for spot and July SIC for
August G2s, for Sepiripbrr BED Winter Wheat mac
tive da al 40 August II IS for September
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-28
LATEST sur NEU s.
[For other SHIN Nerrs SEQ Third PIQs.l
AHItINE,n

steamship Caledonia (9rl Allison, MaTseiiles June Is
& , Soln o June - Palermo, July ;, Malaga, July
n and Gibf tar T. with mlse. and % asengers 10
henderson boz had Inc weather aud moderate westerly
,as inc Er,on,a IItr) Anproye St Johns " F. July
- VIZ C,w Bay b. and Halifax y. =, July %. with mdse
ttausii1 oder ,Gcr Bremen. July Is, via SOUTHAMPTON,
July Z VII n' 'r aId pass GERS 10 Osri1S , 81 Sp' -
etr, or dominion steamship company ,.,.,.,,, ..,
Sl.' 10, Ti,.t ~ 8 Morgan
'I MI, 70 M"g lchT Dl. Trinidad via New. Haven, 20
A3sk taj CaGreno, Boston, DAYS, in ballast to
@ lof Loneou courlpe shsne9ae. Mar 30
M,'1 ' i1 rHi. 1T st Helena June Il. and sailed N.
same cos-n mo Equator JHte IN ion 80 nsd nsh.
H,iii eg, 1rug s. castle Msrius for London.
BARI J21e q, S .e TO james Eiwe & Co. las
been 80 DAYS Of The BANKS with light westerly winds and
S of I Hart EISy LONDON P@s' Johnson
schr. Atlantis lia.l raj fall Ivy d,yeE t,u Rival,
ssHi Saian 55bcock, Lee Fan RIVER.
-elr mantle BeeDc ~tOalngi0n
s Sr J. raIEsT N Ss,d for Baltimore
schr crisis L0S eS66 NT HsIdrl SevBedtora
sc = : sn Ne Vs5ar Of and 10 DAYS from 81, John
\ IT, witn Juniper to Gorham boardman; vessel TO A. L
c6{ H. Mailer Patterson, ST. John. n. b. ~ days with
l,t.. 10 German 30 rluan.
M timber ici To- 5Ter vessel 10 p l. Nevns Son
Schr Fapcis Hatch stearns ST. George Me- with granite
ser j. l. worthngon Fitch New-Bedford for
OLD. ~, H., -. n. r. 49,
% Artist ccmSns BSTd o eT Ps1 Johnson
chr Marcena Dayan New Bedford for Port John
S,nr. EiW ard Slader. Jones, New-iondOl.
Schr Frederick Hall, smith, New London.
Scbr. ImOg-nc Diverty Candy, Pawtucket
sehr. Charles ". Locke, Bunce pawtuckeL
Schr. W. A. Wpcy, Wilson. rawtncket
Sclr David CuirlC, Jones, Portland O..
SER loretta Hahn. DAVIS, Portland, Ct
scnr. " d. Mangnn Chase New bedford
sour Mathew Nassar, Little, New Bedford
Schr. Boston Me keTsOn, New BEDFORD.
schr. flza snd Rrbecc1 Stokof New BEDFORD
Schr James Ponder. webb. salem.
Schr. H. l.. Adams, y ckersOn, Boston.
Schf T.. simpson, Howe, b. ston.
Schr. Virginia, Bearse. Boston
Schr. q. 1. Lowell Boston. -
Scir. Belle seaman stoadman, Woods Hole.
schr Mary f.. Thomas, Bangor with lumber TO
schr r. Benedict Bracket Portland with lumber order
Schr. Ada Herbert Allen, Wareham
Schr. Lady Antrim, Carter, Narcham.
Schr sarah L. Harding Melvin, Portsmouth.
Schr Emily Drnnis0n. Lewis, New Bedford.
Schr step en- Morgan, Hayes Fail River for Philadelphia
Scht. Bessie a Ann, Murray. DightOn.
Calhoun Jones At ami IA days from ST. John,
with lumber to ORDER vessel To r. l. Ncvus & SON
Schr. Lucy Graham. smith, Boston for Philadelphia
Schr. A. A. Boariman Lamb, New Bedford.
schr Emma Green, Phbr0ok, New Bedford
sehr George r. Prescott Gupul, Vnahsyen with granite,
10 J.. H. BTOwn
Schr. orient, Staples Boston.
Schr. Storm Petrol. Davis HyanniA
schr. Nellie Lampher HIggns Lynn
sohr. Il. III. Atwood. GARNER, Lynn
schr. III. L. Curtiss Bartlett Chatham
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-28

Williamsburg was on last saturday night the
cne Of an assault upon workman, which, there Is
siderable evidence TO show, committed BY trades
upion men, because the victim woud not discontinue
work N shop in which the members OF the union had
struck The name Of the assaulted workman Is John
German and he lives at No. 3j3 South Fltthst He is
hle utter and for the past two weeAs has been work
inc IN tie shop OF Charles y. Paul, Tenthst near
Ainsist German states that in consequence OF his
fual 70 engage IN the strike word conveyed to him
Last week through rkan, that ms would not
be able 10 work much longer, the society men would
"dx "bim This however, did not deter him from con-
t,nuin, his regular work. Although German declares
himself confident that the assault upon hun was COM
,ntttcd by members Of FeCuters Society he is I'M
able TO say who the assaants were excepi lha' Jaes
Reilly was probably the leader.
ON saturday evening Reilly called at Gorman's house,
and after amending All hour In conversation, pro-
nosed that they should walk 10 Fynn's saloon to
which German agreed After taking glass OF ale. the
two men started ~ return TO GOrmans and were pass
ing down Tenth-st when three crossed the street.
and while one seized German and, with an OATH ex-
claimed "You're the man we're looking for" another
struck him with blunt instrument on the head
making a long and ugly cut. His cry OF murder "
canned the assaan fee, and he carried ~ bis
home IN an insensble condition. He was unable TO re-
sne work until Thursday and lie still suffering consid
erably from his severe wound
SO sudden the attack upon him that Gormhn was
unable TO recognize any or the three men and hhd
il not for alleged blunder upon their part' no
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-28

On the whole the indications are stronger
VeDtou Will sustain rr Administration the true expo
ncnt Of R publican principles and policy. Toledo Com
mefcia Rep)
The South, if permitted, will, as far as pos
sbe re-esaDlish the 0d landmark, 81 Constitutional
hbertv and commercial prosperity. She alone can De
The hulwark Of society and The salvation OF the Union.
lAu-u.ta lGaJ Chronicle Deml
Imagine the present condition Of the country
ten times intensified in disOrderand you viii nave FAINT
conception ~ the result Of going 10 wal ON tire question
Of succession the Presidency rather hlu submit n 90
an lIbtrat.on under legal forms lPh.adeIpha Times
QulJ
The one pressing, imperative, over mel; 30 du-
tyof this hour toIc,toIe tia supremacy ~ ac iaV> Va
compromise ought to be thought Of Unit. the strlt
b. laid down their anu made some amends IOI
IT, snpsliug mischief they have caused-lBc-ton Al
yertlser.
Congress will meet three months hence, IN
October should without tho least lc,iidtlou-l. r.
peu uuccN1 tOnay the date OF the Resumption law. .
Remonr tine silver dollar Il was before 1879, ana
en- lorzc it's free coinage. 3. Repeal al &c WT iaIcs
Oh private capital engaged u banking and business l.
Continue the existing Law for the Telreucn oi sun ~
gceubacks equal 10 so cent O All adGltl"n~i bank
NOT circulation tins to 20 on without hmittton-lCh
osg0 Iriiun- tHeP)
We fully agree with THE NEw-YORK TR1B-
UNE that tine VINO waniOnly nights ~ nrcndlHIN
crowded city, or bears the seeds OF pes Hence mo
crowded tall, is guilty OF Nor" clearly dencd
crime against society than he who block NJ the cda
nels " trans pOriaOn upon which All commerce ana M
dustry depend" There j. probably not ihhlY III the
STATE OF Indiana which viii not experience some oIn OF
dsua injury Inconvenience from the present sus-
peps0u of railroad traffic such statr ~ affairs
disgrace to boasted Observation-Disclosures Jour
nal tRepJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-28

"PooR JOY Ar THE UNION SQUARE.

l'iNh ~ Al he O-NlON 80 AiNA''
"Poor Jo." is not lively piece. 1t Is &
diamatizstion Of much of the dreariost parts Of
Dc,ras's Bleak House," dramatizauon clever
el,sh IN ITSELF but siDsIlarly i'll adapted FOR "star"
piece which It is intended to be- Poor 10 is quite the
least interesting character IN it, has less 10 DO with
the development OF the plot than almost any
other md Is dragged in. neck and heels. without
an especial reason, ali through the piece, simply and
suey a. eve him chance 10 die in the last act. The
dthscene Is one Of those which Dickens knew how tO
part well, but which narrowing enough 10 read
and are almost disCuStug when acted. Apart from This
Pour 10 has almost nothing to do and u os Mary Cary.
who plays the part, scarcely strong enough to in
vest 50 trihug part with much interest. The play
aIds some good situations Tor the other chdrc ers ana
tue support exceptionally good. M wilson us
Ar GlDDv, and Mt Mordaunt inspector Blctet, We're
admirable as were Mrs. Barry and Miss Cameron rs Lddy
Deadlock ana I0riense but the unfortunate star was
oClDsed IN eli directions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-28
AN ACCIDENT OK A MURDER.

BosTON, July 27.-At about III p H. yes'er
day. william Maoney fell from third story window OF
pecb,s Ruding corner of Vicksburg and Leonard sis
South Boston. striking his head. He died shortly
after Persons standing noticed mans headprotrude
from the same window shortly after and quickly disap
near and suspicious OF foul play were ut once aroused
me hou,e was occupied tenement, and MalOney had
beeu IN the habit stealing IN and sleeping III vacant
roam A lodgcr In the house, named flnnegah, guar
eled with M1oney shortly before the accident, and
ordered him on search made fails Ia nd tnhegan ana
he ~ suspected Of having thrown MalOney from the win
dow An investigated will he had AL once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-28
cIGAR-MAKEKs COMBINING.

Discomfort has spread among the journey
ciear-makers in this cts to which expire sion was
given last night meeting in the ha at Christie aud
Sautonsts. Unfair wages the alleged cause OF her
complaint They say that their trade has been ruined
10y the employment Oh thousands Of BOhemians women
AMI children, at the very lowest rate oil WAGES
h0r object therefore Is to create an organizi
ton and 10 start general movement 10
enforce better rate Of vases The meeting last nght
was considered only h preliminary! @nd a conniltet
was formed 20 ashtG ths matter u the shops ana u
eut establishments. a mcrtut OF TIE Bado IS 10 DC
called u tine 'ary part o! next week AZ when deh4tc
plans viii Do proposed to effect permanent Oigalh@a-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-28

The last matinee of "Evangciine takes
place to-day 2 and The last performance this evening
the benefit Of Mr. Harry Hunter. The Lone Fisher
mau" on Monday evening the theatre VIII be closed to
relearsal OF Ah sn," the character play hy Mars
Tv3in and Bret Hastc which will be projuc on Tues
day evening With scenery music (adapted from
Mss Ke0cgs Japane, Airs, and cast which includes
Mr. Charles ParslOe as The Heather Chmee," Miss
Edith Blande from the Gsietv Theatre London), Miss
y IA GOidthwat, Mrs Gilbert Miss Mary Wells, and
Nus. Crisp Daydce Collier, Anderson Yarrey. vninl
Bowers. Chapman. etc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-28
PRACTICAL CIVIL SERVICE REFORM.
Nm, JITra.,fc HsGI.fU

The Presidents true course l. 20 appoint Gs
local chiefs Collectors PostmasteS. etc. those whom 49,
knows 70 be the matter Inns u, win the
n-cesssry character capacity, and 10 ntrst TO them
the details ~ tie wOrk u be- carried Ou hy them 40
they ILL.,, prefer FL h-n ask Of Congress, the lcgls
lat and appropriation necessary for an emccnt gene
"a ., stem, meanwhile rcsOutcly doing everything that
b. alone can do Three Things only far a. j. COLI
eerued are necess tTy-cunyIctOu, courage ana wise
counsel TIE st be has the trd sometimes iais
But with these three, bayiug done all lei HIM stand
Tue country has been greatly aroused and instructed
up this subject, and il easily where hs respOn
b1ty ends aud that Congress begins Meanwhile TIC
Pee dent may that the party Of thorough reform
l. larger and stronger very day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-28
MAYOR ELY VISITS THE SOLDIERS.

Mayor Ely, in company with the Ponce COM
missouc., yesterday visited Tie arm0re' OF several Oh
tic military rcainsuts OH duty. 70 look after tie
welfare OF TIE men. MAYOR Ey also called N q u.
smaller VINO p.nuisrd DO all taat l"v I'm his power ~
kceu Lue men ,uiifu .sDlo lie hourly expecting
0ilsrs from Albany ta - Jul- cl."r im 10 ftir'o &"
part II not ~ 81 ". regiments from dutv
The Police BJlrd yesterday resolved tnat the MAYOR
informed Ial Ou.Ou OF t4o l'ua Il u In not crs
safy 10 continue ~ tho 9sn l2i --d ana
u Lcgiutts SutJvt 10 ,il0 orders O..
the Police Department. rne Board presses its aile
cation ui thu dr ro the regiments To cooperate cor
daily with Tie ponce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-28

nv d . i''+-''i-''' '' -'-'' go
ThepaTtIrulalS of the strike of the employees IN
g, =, -, -. -. ... .. e., and ,,.,,s
H. III h"nH e l'i Il'iio iii"''''"'''I' '' '''' "'
e-ss rs learned bv TRIBUNE reporter yesterday, seem
o., , i. - ,,, ~, rr. ,,,rt o q, few Il 81.
" " sym " '4i ~ ~ ~ ,,
sat sled men, who virtually cpmpened many men 10 J'
ipul,iugly In Inc striI. 81 Iuur.tay The movement
..,,a = -. ~. ,,,-.....5 -, ,,,. ,~t II
" - 80, t.a,', -. g.,
the hrm, and indeed the strikers themselves seem %
nave taken the action more from the effects o.
tho e,r,lin, enidenic Than trotn any homo II
,
motoring theI conulllp l''i"i' lho HcH l'E4H WON
ou Thursday Iornin.. u h..lV consultation Was
=, 49, 80, ,'..., o. - ,l, ,f.,t . s..tr, ,,l,i.i, %.
"'i' U" ''O ''"'' ' 10 '''
suited IN the appointment OF d'Ihhtt'" 10 VIII uI'h
the manager with demand for an advancement Oi -
..,. . ...i..... ...-,. . +, 90 ,...- ...,, go,
per cent on enc ScA' u i'o''lc "''N' ~ - Po ' '
that Vl tAc cDiueimak.:s, aId d.. Geinrn 20 l time
Mr. Ki,r. Lire manager la asking tho men 10 continue
-, h. o,,,, .,.,,,,,i..,,.. viii, ~ ft,ru,4o,
N"'h "u'' "' ''''' ~
t-Ough lie was donS every iHlE At P'7alnJ c''u iA1
,1,, arrcl, in a b,ly both the factories,
-. ,........t..
Dut dlhpti SEA 4d''t an" d" "'"'4'
Yesterday nDrIIHC the Lbu1i hour for opening the
ftr, an,t IA of the men a, lo did mac uo work To-
lawn! ~ -,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-28
NEW RULES FOR THE HOUSE OF COMMONS


In order to check the operations OF obStruc-
tonss In the House OF Commons Sir Stafford thcote
Chancellor OF the Exchequer, to-day proposed the
folio vim motions:
FuSt-That when member. after being twice declared
out OF order, shall be pronounced by w speaker OF
Chairman Of a Committee to be dlsregardlng me au
thority OF the Cha debate shall be AZ once suspended
aud motion being made that the member Lee not hefd
during the remainder Of the debate during the slit NJ
OF the Committee, such motion, after The member com
planned Of has been heard explanation. snail be put
without fur her debate.
sec1ad-rhat in Committee Of tho whole House no
member shall have power to more than Once
during deUafe the same question, either tnat Tue
Chairman progress, that the Chairman icaNc
the Cnaie nor To speak more than such motion
and no Iitm0rI VINO made one Of those motions shall
have power make the olher on the same question:
The motions were passed, the first by u vote of 2o2
against 2. and he second by $50 against
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-28

echr. Emily Belle, Crowley, Dennis
schr. Henry H. Metcsif Aandy, Boston
Schr. r. y. Wheaton, JARVIS, Boston
Schr. Marshall Perrin, Packer. Boston.
Schr. Howard Mlllams wainwright BostOn
schr. q. Robinson, Harvey, Gloucester.
Schr VIM Jones Kelly port, with granite 10 master
Schr. Fairfield. Taylor. Portsmouth
SChr John LoZicr, lisi4Ie, Taunton.
Schr Edwin Francis Providence Tor Port Johnson
Schr Providence for PORT Johnson
Sch T. Gates, Providence for Port Johnson
Schr Neranda. Pond. Providence for Port johnson.
Sch Red Rover springer. Providence for Port JOHNSON
Sclr. Rescue, Wrrl. Providence Tor Port Johnson
Schr CyIus CHAMBERLAIN, Alien, Boston.
Schr Revenue. Ph1nney, Boston.
FOREIGN PORTS.
QUEENSTOWN july 27-rhe Cunard Line steamship scythia
Capt Hans NewYork. July 49, for Liverpool, arrived
here fiIg
LIVERPOOL July 27.-Tbe Imam Line steamship city Of
Berlin. Gfpt kennedy sailed Tor Ne~ YORK t0fiav.
LONDON Jul- 27-Sd.d. Sigurd Jar ard Wilhelm both
for Philadelphia and BraLos Arrived, July 20. Antonio
Bafet at MarslIles.
DOMESTIC PORTS
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DUFFY. Havana.
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THE SOUTH ANXIOUS TO HELP.

The need of our country at this time is
complete and that peaceful quiet we must and viii
have II We Lave 10 figt for it, Let the President issue
his call and promptly gray vii stand shoJ der 10
shoulder with the blue mpenctrabl" huw TX against
which mob violence and Communism viii Il .sh III yln
burg still remember tna the first duty 81 soldier l.
"huplict ObedirDce u orders" With such men the
personal prejudice VIII nothing AGAINST the WORD
o. command Friends and foes NuileI alike nom
teir outlets or bayOnets II the emergency requires.
When q strike taxes on the proportions of Communism,
then IL that the 0rJer!0vinC element North aud SOutn
unite m q common cause declaring that the law of the
statute books and the aW humanity aud sl1 be
feeyrCtel.