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The New York herald., 1877-03-22
THE GRASSHOPPER BURDEN.
sRCr-THE WORK LAID OUT.

COMMISSION TO INVESTIGATE THE HABITS
AND CHARACTER OF THE DEVASTATING IN
sECT-THE WORK LAID OUT.
WAsuNGroS, d. c., March 21, 1877.
In the sundry Civil Appropriation bill clause
inserted providing Tor the organization of COM
mission to investigate tho character and habits Of
tho grasshoppors and other destructive which
have made Tor several years much ravagc in tho
agricultural districts of West, and making ap-
preparation of SIS 900 for that purpose. Under tho
authority conferred In the provision aforesaid tho
Secretary OF the Interior to-day appointed the follow
ing gentlemen TO constitute tho commission,
which win DO known as tho "uni!ed States
Riley, State Entomoogist OF Missouri Professor Cyrus
Thomas. state Entomologist Of Illinois, and Or. A. s.
Packard, editor OF tho Americdn Naturalist, saicm
Mass Al tho members OF the commission arc now III
Washington. and Will remain here Tor several days TO
perfect thor plan OF operations before starting on their
labors which designed to include visit 10 every
Western state and Territory
CHARACTER AppoISTEEs
Tho appointments on tho Entomo logical Commits
sion seem give universal satisfaction to scientific
men and To Western Senators yet remaining here
Professor Riley is designated as chie OF tho commIs-
sion, und his name looked upon as guarantee OF
the practical usefulness OF tho work TO be dono whic
Professor Packard will act as secretary, and is con-
ceded To have special scientific fitness second 10 none
In the country. Professor Thomas, who designated
disbursng agent, Is we'll and favorably known both
LAnoRs OF THE COMMISSION
Tho commission will have It's headquarters mt Pro-
fessor Hayden oicc, IN Washington, and their West
crn Office which the larger part OF tho indoor work
is TO done, w,i DO at ST. LOUIS They expect to got
into the field In tow days Professor Riley Will oc-
cupy himself moro particularly with tho whole
country east OF tho mountains and south OF
tho iorty-cghth parallel; also the west halt OF Iowa
nnd the whole OF British America. Professor
Thomas takes Minnesota Nebraska, South Dakota aud
East Wyoming, while Professor Packard will make
Montana Idaho West Wyoming and the Pacific sope his
especial old Tho natural history, remedies, proven
meteorological and geographical
bearings OF the subject, &c, Will also be divided and
allot ted TO facilitate the work Of tho commission.
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PENNSYLVANIA LEGISLATURE.
PASSAGE OF THE BILL CURTAILING THE POWER
OF THE PHILADELPHIA SHERIFF..
lDY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
hARRIsnrRG. MAJ


The democratic members OF the state Senate fought
against tmo tonight to prevent tho republicans from
ronching the bill intended to wrcst IRON the Sheriff OF
Philadelphia tho power to appoint deputies at elcc-
tons. Tho republicans held caucus before the
sion was convened ana resolved TO pass the bill nt
all hazards. Tho democrats had previously decided
that they would exhaust every parliamentary
pedient TO delay action on the measure until II should
be too late TO put ~ through the requisite number
readings When the senate met ight the Chamber
crowded with people anxious TO witness tho politI
cal battle IN the fret two hours, but two bills out
OF thirty on tho calendar had been
passed, and the defeat OF the Sbcrin bill vas
rendered certain unless the programme was changed
Tho republicans accordingly passed n resolution Tor
tho consideration OF the measure at special session
be held after u brief recess. ON rcconvcning they
passed the bi no vote being recorded against IT, All
tho democrats had retired TO hold caucus, at hch
IL resolved not TO cccdc from tho dotorm alton
TO defeat all private appropriation bills.
The New York herald., 1877-03-22
YORK HERALD THURSDAY MARCH o. ls77-rRPLE SHEET

judic'ous way divide tho democratic party OF tho
South and mako the republican party better than It IA
Ex-sECRErARY FISH NOT CANDIDATE FOR
ANY POSITION
Tho reports circulated in some quarters and printed
In some journals that ex-secretary Fish Is ''cand
date" for the English mission rdiculously untrue.
Mr.. Fish 10 not the kind Of man who is candidate"
for place. and he is not now has he boon, nor will
he be candidate for the English any other mis-
son 1t Is, however, known here that If he had been
willing to accept the English mission the President
would have offered II to him but It understood that
he does not desire to SO abroad and that he believes
himself TO have earned a IRON public service.
The New York herald., 1877-03-22
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MIR. BEECHER'S STANDING.

THE ANDovER PROPOSITION FOR ANOTHER IN
vEsTIGATION DROPPED BY DECIDED VOTE
OF THE CHURCH.
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
ASDovER Mass, March 81, 1877.
The church In Andover Seminary has been again
pgtatcd tho standing OF Mr.. Bcechcr. A church
meeting, attended by nearly all the male resident
members, was recently held to determine whether
another invitation should be extended to Plymouth
Church TO unite with the Andovcr Church in call.
ing mutual council to Investigate the charges
against the Plymouth pastor long and exciting dis.
cussion cnsucd. The main question taken upon a
motion TO postpo the whole matter, postponcmcn
being regarded equivalent to defeat OF the propo-
sItl0n.
TWO TO ONE FOR DROPPING
The vote stood more than two In favor OF post
poncmcnt Four professors, including the three senior
professors and one Of the JUNIOR ani almost all OF the
mature lay members of the church. voted III the al
irmativc. Throe OF the junior professors, supported
by minority OF tho members, voted In the negative
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE or THE CnuEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, March 22-1 A. NJ.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OrPicE CHInr SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON March 22-1 A. NJ.
Indications.
For New England aud the Middle States, clearing and
slightly cooler weather, with southwest to northwest
winds and rising followed by failing barometer.
For the South Atlantic States, light rains near tho
coast, followed by clearing weather, northeast to
northwest Winds rising barometer and slight changes
In temperature
For the Cult statcs slightly warmer cloar or fair
weather. with east to south winds and falling baromc.
ter during tho day.
For tennessee and the Ohio valley. slightly warmer
partly cloudy weather, with southeriy to westerly
winds and falling barometer. W
For the Lower Lake region, partly cloudy and
slightly warmer weather. with southeast to southwest
winds and rising, followed by falling barometer
For the upper lake region, increasing cloudiness
followed by light rain in tho northern portion
norlhery to eastery winds slight changes tempcra
turc aud falling, followed by rising barometer.
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri val
lcys warmer soutbcry TO westerly winds, with partly
cloudy weather and falling barometer in tho southern
portions and nor,hcry ts westerly winds with lower
mpcraturc, cloudy weather and areas OF light snow
north OF Missouri
The Central Mississippi River will continue 10 riso
slowly and tho ohio viii fall
Cautionary signals continue at Wilmington, Smith.
willie, Cape Lookout, Cape Hattcras. Kitty Hawk,
Norfolk, Capo Henry, Cape May, Atlantic
City, Barncgat, Sandy Hook, New York. New London,
New Haven, Newport, ood's Hole, Boston, Thatcher
Island, Portland and Eastport.
The display OF cautonary signals viii bc resumed a,
the lake ports on April i.
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A BELLIGERENT MATE.
DESPERATE FIGHT WITH BAND OF SAILORS
BOARDING HOUSE EUNNERs-oSE or -Hy

DESPERATE FIGHT WITH BAND OF SAILORS
BOARDING HOUSE IUSSERs-oNE or -Hv
latter PROBABLY FATALLY INJURED.
On Tuesday afternoon the ship Princeport. OF LIVER
pool, Captain Brown, reached this port She came
from Antwerp and was TO ship cargo here. When
OF Staten Island shc was boarded by q NUM-
Der Of sailors boarding house runners. who at once
besct tho crew with opportunities and hindcred tho
performance OF their duties The mate, William
Thompson. finding thdt his neg
lecting their work, demonstrated with Tho
newcomers, ana that being useless, ordered them
to leave the vessel They refused and Thompson
laid hold of Delaying pin and struck ono Of them.
John Collins, a blow that knocked the fellow over
board. His companions suddenly withdrew, and when
they had picked up their wounded matc they made .
great demonstration OF hostility.
AT haltpast seven O'Clock the vessel moored
at pier North River when half dozen cvil-looking
characters camo loungng about the end OF the wharf
Presently they mounted tho sdo Of the Prince
port aud asked TO SEQ tho mate. Thonp-
aft with Captain Brown, aud
thithcr tho party went and commenced desperate
onslaught that would have taken by surprise any or
ainary man. Tho hrst OF Thompsons adversaries was
knocked backward. The others closed upon him, and
OF tho party rushed at him with q
knife There escaping this, and Thompson.
driven TO desperation, snaichca pistol from
his belt aud lred full the iace OF his asssiisuL
Tho bullet struck the latter straight ia tho forehead
and down nc ieli while tho others scampered oil and
gave both field aud victor a wide berth.
The OF thus anray reached tho police
boat Seneca, and Officers Dougnery and Law
Ter visited tho Prnceport Here they arrested
Thompson aud lodged him IN the Eighteenth
precinct station house last night His assailant,
Joseph Flanagan by name, was removed 10 his
home No. 10 Hamilton street. and 1t rs tho opinion
OF tho physician who attended him that MS
skull Is fractured. The mate Of the Prnceport
Is bun, prcposseGsing looking fellow OF rather
ordinary build but with bold, sef-rcaut look that
marks him not 10 be trilled with. II Is gen.
emily thought that he has taught the sailors boarding
house gentry lesson they sadly needed and from
which they may reap some profit.
The New York herald., 1877-03-22
THE COAL MINE TROUBLES.
END OF THE STRIKE AT wILKEsDARRE--RE-
FUsAL OF OPERATIVES IN OTHER LOCALITIES
TO JoIS-1HE HUNGRY noRDEs ABOUT scRAN-
TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. !
wILKEsDAIRE. Pa March 21, is

TON.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HEnsLD1
wILKEsDAERK. Pa March n, 1917
An immense meeting OF miners, representing those
who have bcon employed iu the collierics Lc-
high and wilkesbnrrc Coal Company. was held In this
city this morning over 1000 were IN council
and the several committees appointed TO wait upon
those employed In tho mines OF ohcr companies
In this locality hand to report
Tho statements made by them were adverse to the
hopes OF the striking miners here, for, without exccp
ton the brethren elsewhere refused to Join in tho
strIke Many speeches made, temperate
and others the opposite Al shc last the assembly
solved itself into sort OF indignation meeting against
Mr. Charles Parrish, the lessee OF the mines, for hav
ing ADJOURNED tho following resolution was passed.:
Resolved That If have work for the reduction
will work tor tho receivers and not Tor Mr. Charles Parrish.
contractor
But II is quite certain that when the miners
work they will do So under Mr. Parrish.
REASON OF DISSATISFACTION WITH MR. PARRISH.
The miners appear to be particularly ncensed against
Mr. Parrish for Withholding certain money collected
for tho family OF miner who killed last December
IN the Mr. Parrish states that he VIII give thc
money to his family in ireland, or TO Father OHara
OF THIS CITY, to send to tho Old Country to hs friends
but he refuses 10 pay II 70 any irresponsible parties
formed the Of the miners action In passing the
resolution set forth above, they wish To mako II
appear that Mr. Parrish rs not trustworthy. Tho
strike here is virtually at an end.
The New York herald., 1877-03-22
JAPAN.

BATTLE FOUGHT IN WHICH THE IMPERIAL,
FORCES WERE VICTORIOUS.
SAN Francisco, CAL, March 81, 1877
A private letter from the Governor Of Yokohama
received IN the City of Pcking mail by a resident of
ths city, reports that sharp battle fought Ko-
goshna, the capital OF satsuma, few days before tho
sailing Of the steamer, the being Yo
kohama sailing day. The reports represent that tho
imperial forces captured the after sharp and SC.
we're conflict. Tho conspra,ors routed at every
mint
The New York herald., 1877-03-22
THE LOUISIANA COMMISSION.

AN APPOINTMENT TENDERED TO EX-GOVERNOR
BROWN, OF TENNESSEE.
BIZ TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
NASHVILLE, Tenn, March 81, 1871.
Ex-Governor John c. Brown received information
that II he would accept no would made one OF the
Louisiana Commission. He asked by despatch of Gov
crnor Porter whether heshoud accept position
what he thought about it, Governor Porter responded
tna nc should accept and so by all means Tor the good
OF the people In response 10 n despatch from tho
Nashville American tonight Mr. Brown stated that he
had not yet determined 10 accept.
The New York herald., 1877-03-22
MEXICO.

MAJOR GENERAL JOSE CEBAILos RETURNING
TO RECEIVE NEW HoNoRs.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, March q, 1877
Major General Jose Ceballos. late commander.in.
chief Of the Fourth Territorial division OF the Mexican
Republic comprising the Northwestern ana Pacific
States, starts this morning overland New Orleans
whence he will proceed to tho Rio Grande and thence
into Mexico lie returns by tho special invitation OF
President Diaz, by whom IL Is expected he will be ap
pointed Secretary oi War a reward past military
services,
The New York herald., 1877-03-22

"wIvES AS THEY WERE "-SUSAN b. AN
thonv may appeal 10 women to tnss having equal
rights aud privileges with men Yet she must not hecvme
impatient forge: that iarg bodies slowly II IL
but few years wives little better than slaves
while to-day wealth and science vie with each other IN
Many that have hertn cursed her existence
by the of Da PERcEs FAvonIrE pnEscnirrIoS readily
cured Her property in OF the States secured
her against the debts OF her husband And water
rests until IL finds its level rights OF
viii necessary aritatc themselves until every poiot be
gained anu every difference eqnitabiy adjusted
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CUBA.

ANOTHER PR1vArEER ro.BE FITTED UP BY THE
NEW WORKERS.
HAVANA, March 90, 1877.
Tho South Pacific Times, OF Callao, Peru. says:-"A
subscription has been opened in New York for the
purpose OF obtaining iunds with which purchase an
armed to be presented to Lieutenant Prado ana
TO serve o Cuban cruiser.
The New York herald., 1877-03-22
nETRENcHMENT IN NOVA SCOTIA.

HALIFAX, Mnrch q, 1911.
Mr. Holmes, leader OF the opposition 10 the
Assembly, has introduced a resolution censuring
the government for having increased the cx.
pcnditure wbiie tho revenue has decreased.
In 1870 the expenditures S600, 256 and IN 1876
they we're $7Sg67l Several days will probably bc oc.
cupcd IN dIscussD the resolution. All parties seem
agreed tnat retrenchmcnt will havo to be made IN the
expenses of The local government
The New York herald., 1877-03-22
THE RUSSIAN FLEET.
FORTRESS no,

FORTRESS MONROE, Va, March 81, 1877.
The Russian fleet, consisting Of the flagship SHETLAND
ana steamers Dogatyr and Askold, sailed from tho
Roads ~ nine o'clock thia morning for New York
The New York herald., 1877-03-22


Average temperature for corresponding date last
year Observation-Disclosures. 37lS
The log thick on the East River that at ten
O'Clock last night the Roosevelt street ferry
withdrawn aud the passengers landed Grand street,
IN this city The other ferries kept up their trips rcgu.
larry. although much caro- was takcn Ia the passage
The New York herald., 1877-03-22
THE WEATHER YEsrEnpAY.

The following record will show tho changes In the
temperature tor tho past twcnty.four hours In com.
parison with tho corresponding of last year. as
indicated by tho thermometer ut Hudhurs pharmacy,
HERALD Building:--
The New York herald., 1877-03-22
THE NEW DOMINION.

NEW PROVINCIAL SECRETARY FOR ONTARIO.
TORONTO, March 81, 1877
Hon. A. 8. Hardy was sworn In to-day member
Of the Ontario government, with the portfolio OF Pro-
vinciai Secretary.
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DECLINE IN PUBLIC SECURITIES.

MONTREAL, March 21 1877,
Nothing very exciting on stock Exchange to-day.
Tho whole list OF securities weak in sympathy
with tho bank shares, which have been affected by
heavy decline In the city pas sengcr railroad the stoc4
OF which several OF them hold largely.
The New York herald., 1877-03-22

BOX OF GI.ENN'S SULPHUR SOAP IS
equivalent to any sulphur baths Don't forget IL.
HmL's HAIR WHISPER DYE. black or brown, SOC.
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MIR. RUSSELL'S FUNERAL.
lpY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. ]

NEWPORT, L. l., March 21, 1877.
Tho remains OF William II. Russell OF New York,
brother r-in.law OF tho now French Minister, Max
Ou,rey, and who died in Paris last month, ar.
rived hero to-day, and were placed IN tomb to await
tho arrival of his relatives, whom tho funeral services
a ,o hoiA
The New York herald., 1877-03-22

SAMUEL vANN, cENTENARIAN.
Samuel vann. aged l0i years. died at Trumarsburs,
Tompkins county, y. Y, on Monday, and was burioc
yesterday afternoon.
The New York herald., 1877-03-22
OBITUARY.
p. II. Quincy.
SAMUEL YANN, Z
!, cENTENARIAN.

General r. r. Quincy Register OF Probate for SUI.
folk county, died ut hts residence Boston night
The New York herald., 1877-03-22
LOUISIANA.

DISASTROUS EFFECT OF THE POLICY OF DE-
LAY-PAcKARD's PROPOSITION FOR AN AT
TACK-ANrAGoNIsM OF THE PEOPLE TO THE
PROPOSED coMMIssIoN-THE STATE sEcURI-
TIES FALLING.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-27

Ter OF the London and San Fraucisco Bank shot our
ing the charge the mob posted ON a hill near Man
Dock. and died soon after
OFrIctRs WILSON, SMITH and MoREHoUsE, wounded ny
stonrs not dangerously.
OFFICES PARSONS ana PONERoY, pistol-shot WOUNDS 10
head and leg respectively; not serious
K CoSoLLY driver OF No hose cart, shot IN the reg
by TiOtcr.
SAMUEL sCoUZE, who the cart with Cono'y re
Iorted shot dad By the mob but not verified al the
Corouers, and not credited.
A fireman OF No. Hose, struck by stone I'D tue
face aud rely hurt.
JOSEPH WENTWORTH, smlmaker, run over ny nose
cart; rsnorted fatally injured; leg broken.
HENRY Warbler, killed ny hose cart on Paclnc'st'
near StOc1ton.
THOMAS BAXTER boermakcr shot in the chest near the
Pac fc Mail DJck; probably fatally.
Jo.TPH MILLER, saot In the head while mcitinS the
riot.
R,uEy and THOMPSON two hoodlums shot on Rineon
Hill; result not known
CARR "a riocr, wounded dangerously
HAYES another Of the mob shot in the knee
great number OF he Committee and tie Pohce were
more or less injured by the thrown, ana many OF
the rioters we're severely dubbed and It's believed qute
a number were wounded by pistolsnos whose names
and extent OF injuries have not been ascertained