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Waste and RidicuIc.

4 war steamer and two storeships are 10
be detailed by the Navy Department in
February OF March to transport the goods
Of American exhibitors TO the Paris Exposl-
ton, free Of expense to them, hut At the cost
Of the people OF the United states. These
vessels are to be added to the appropria-
tion ot one hundred and fifty thousand doll
lars IN cash from the public Treasury. voted
for the benefit Of "A lot OF Commissioners and
other holders of -inecurcs who are to flour
ISL in Paris while the people who have to
foot Che bills are suffering az home.
At tine very time three ships Of war are
ordered for -crN ice ia this folly. Mr. lnoNp-
sos J., calling upon Congress To- increased the
appropriations foi the navy more than two
millions Of dollars beyond those of the
present fiscal year. lie can find money to
-quandcr while complaining IT the want OF
money lor pretended necessities. 4 day of
reckoning, j. near ut hand Tor the members
Of Congress who thus wnfullv voted away
these hundi eds OF thousands of dollars to
repeat the scandal ~ Vienna at Paris and
To make the Unitri S'ato- ridiculous IL the
eyes of the civilized world.
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his message HAYES has coolly complained
OF lawcss incursions into our territory by
armed bands from the Mexican side 81 the
line 1t is said that the Senate Mexican
Committee has requested from the state
Department the privilege of Mr. FOSTERS
presence and testimony before IT, regarding
some recent treaty negotiations. With Min
lister FOSTER to clicidnte the diplomacy, and
Col. SKATER and Lieut.. BULLS to cx-
pound the military purposes of the HAYES
Administration, some light may be thrown
on the plot against Mexico.
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Nevada give. a hint IN criminal Inv to
older states. Her Legislature having directed
thaf wife beating -h uld Doe punished 10y public
logging whipping posts for this purpose have
been erect a. and even the il,ht If them is said
q, have had u WHOLESOME Eject on the people
they are designed for We do not hold that the
hard Hebrew rule II an eye for an eva. q tooth
for II tooth. should be restored in modern times
hut that wife herters deserve In turn to be
-oundly beaten few Will deny. II the whipping
post !, specially iii punishment for any crimes,
Il is for crimes of crnsItv inwlrA the wonk.
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The New YORK biule SIc,ty has lively
n.ht on is hands. determined effort is on
foot. headed by some keen business mon IN the
Board OF Managers. 10 secure a more ceOnom-
i'al printing of thr publications ~ the society.
los having ihe work done ~ contract They
have pr 'ur"d careful estimates from business
houses showing that ~ lcas' SO Oon per annum
mae he saved rs giving out the printing - con-
tract. OF course this "a sos q hl 'c1e among the
rrmy of employees amt their friends. The
Board Of Managers hat aliN'ly session ygster-
day. but lcft thu matter S,ill undecided.
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ary party Cuba AGAINST the Govcrnn spain There
evidence that she int nd to 10 an, THING
than transport her 10 the coast o cuba. ami cauk
IN be- landed there To do this violation the
third lion OF the act The libel Is Dismissed.
Notwithstanding all this, Mr.. EvARrs has
not hcsitatcd to dctain the Estcllc in COM
pliancc with the wish of the Spanish Min
lister.
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Buried Bartholomew and hi. Sled.

TO TIRE EpIroR OF THE SuN-SW; Your cor
~ sIundcnt An Admirer ot Mr. 'hilds ' must le IA
error Ito claims TINT the sl,i hrons, to Bartholomew
brother Washington Guilds VI evidently meant
iItlu NA- bartholomew s, Jane. therefore. cnuld
visit Tie grave his ,',t ba rtiuomcws brother. ~
cOurs. drawing Jane.
A,o1uhR ApNmrR urG W.t,AM
NiN YOnk, Doc 10 1877
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The trial Of the President OF great cor
poration for exercising that corporations power
over its employees votes on election day will
not he merely novelty in the courts. 1t will be
likely to go into the books as one Of the cele-
bratcd causes. and to have m influence in
shaping future legislation affecting the elective
franchise.
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scout OF three weeks ncross the Rio C,.r5, :.
the head Of 300 cavalry. This evidence ,o,r :.
from the departments. and It only reveals my,
Of what is known. but there is enough ~, to
prove n daring conspiracy to impcril H., reacs
Of the country. and to annex twelve states a,
MDAlnn
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The people Of Uruguay, so-calcd re-
public Of South America. hayo been for three
years under the rule Of a dictator named
lAroERE, This despot WAS about to resign his
uaurped Office and allow the people to govern
themselves. But his rule has been SO satieiac-
tory TO "A nation long torn hy the discussion and
strife OF conlending LEADER that "A petition has
been circulated and very generally signed
begging him to continue in power for thrre
years more Whether he has consented or not
remains 10 be learned. Considering the record
of most Of the South American republics
Chill being IN honorable eAception--it 10 mol
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The Philadelphia baby show has ended In
vcXation Of spirit to the mothers and their
chcruhs. n did the shows In New York. Brook
lyn, and Baltimore. ono Of the partners ran
away and the other Is in despair. There re-
main no reward for the mothers and no prizes
for the babies. The managers have lost money.
That these exhibitions Of infants arc dctri-
mental 10 health. through long hours Of expos
urc. neglect. and sudden transition from hot
show rooms to cold nightair. is evident enough.
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Wy ph ofS'nN Your a''.,',n , i t. a,y 'ans
n,.r, d. rr,.l,,,.t ,3nr rit.r',, ID, ,an, subject
A'rr fn con,u'auon VAN the Cabinet the President
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'l '.'l 81, 'n al"'',,, ~ ',ie va. nuns ",, o'
that he neutrality law, operate lis an ouurc mistake
to suppose that the United states officers nave ever en
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DR. LAMnEBT's lawyer will earn his clients
gratitude if he tolls him that his term in state
prison will terminate 50 much the sooner If he
docs not get the now trial FOR which he intends
L.
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strange that the citizens Of Uruguay prefer
peace under I'M .autocrat to perpetual warfare
in the shadow OF liberty.
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nav hoard INN mako cNh1f AiOns 10 MS mon ~
great athus and wonderful power. he urged them To
PIT their trust III Con. And have known INN To seek
personal interviews with many Of lis officers ana men
that he might press upon them the clans o the uosGel
So consistent n church member Is Gen. Con-
Don. that his friends scon at the notion that he
could be- persuaded to fight duel. Possibly ho
couldn't
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pointed rebuke2 He answered it CURLY ne fol-

Drrtprv ~ or Srlrf wasufNlroS. MAY I. 1877
SIN. i have The honor to acknq, iedsc the receipt Of
your note q the 2sh M WIN mel , r, I'm IN Tc9q to
wo,aen WHO acted as guides 10 the United state. troop.
Meses" El Sa c s4 s ia TO
state that inquiry will be made int Tie subject IT,,
ton agVep' III renewed "''0'"''' % "" Wv Evl",.
When that note was written Mr.. Evarts had
before him Gen. Ords report. and all the in
formation from his subordinate officers which
Is above cited. No further inquiry was made,
except 10 ask the War Department If there wcrc
any additional reports. and no satisfaction Of
any kind was given to the Mexican Govern
ment On the contrary, in thirty days after this
correspondence Mr.. McCrary issued the order
To repeat what Col. Shaftcr had done. and left
Gen. Ord to use his " own discretion I'm nvad
ing Mexico.
This brief review Of the incidents immediate
ly preceding the order establishes that the pol
icy OF invasion had been already adopted by
Con. Ord and his officers. and that the order
was an official approval Of that proceeding. and
an instruction 10 continue II. Vow. for tho con-
sequences Of TINT order. as disclosed by the re-
ports Of number Of principal officers. from
which the following extracts are taken. in the
order Of their dates. Tho frat given precedes
the day Of its final issue, but Shutter knew what
was coming even to the very terms used in II:
ilrApqrAnrsa. nirecI Q, Iua Nrgcs.,
iom CLAM. Texas, May 10, 1871
Tat once started Lieut. BOYD with comrnnv r EIGHTH
Cavalry. down the Rio Grande tu about the point
Thought II likely the lndans would and gave han
the following order
You viii start NJ once with all the available commits
c 9vs o rddsG Win 4a S SH raon .pd nsr
ward duncan, The innin rad. lar possible.
Tomor.ow 'asrligs Won viii centau, voai gar.' 70
Dhncan ana then down the river 90 tie fcquhshC from
s OF S g ssn pssre 70 e S miles, s s% M
should the indians cross. and YOU md the trait M ~
I'iif' ~ tihr nan dfl W f,D " N, mil &c f.h II VIII.
hoN"Ner not be advisable for YOU e. ~ too TAR viii YOUR
COMPANY a. two DAYS marches leave several large
lam. sir, very respectfully. your onedien, servant
" H. suAittu,
Iieu,e nrntColonei Twenty fourth Infantry, command
ing District Nueces
Assistant A.JuantGcnoril Department Of Texas. san
Antonio. Texas.
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The following letter merits careful con
sidcration

SIR notice your issu Of Yesterday that you call
RIlDilN tht great, 4 UI fllIi
" T. NOT tins an utrr~eltt I hav, ONO to : .ik on
HAYES the greatest of frauds aud cannot readily ha
hr,e that even btt,n.R surIa,.cs hm an tins depart
munL Yours ttulN. is" = inuare nN,
~ West Thirty n.nul street. Nvw Nolk
" nkc "a
Mr., THOMPSON Is right, We were in error
BEEcHER is grnat fraud very wicked and
repulsNe fraud; but the frnuduont President
greatly exceeds him in tho magnitude and the
consequences OF his misdeeds. though perhaps
not in their unqualified individual deprayity.
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Gen Sheridan winds M the volume with
despatch from Gen. ord;


y. NNIV'iN, I'm vi " NJ
lhe ionowlns despatch has lust been received from
Con tId.
Received last mrht report via CLARK. from Nn.fnr.
Al rfunsut p Bravo, thai ttf Hfn ffafIf p.mHf atf
iifunNiNi iittf. which IINuu trutr Do nII- T tu
Show INN hNt trader lnici inu and he lift,d nir NJ
himself, FouuI % nrr Mf.s irum oAllro-,a, .4.i beams
auamuuedhl Indian, who had been warned Of Iasc.ui
i- lie destroyed itup. rH. IAN'Nffl t.'fI 10
tWNINe Nnrsr@. H1N two uIiIrs mostly fr It.fltf'
stolen from rcNa, Returned m head li san Dr,nll,rr.
uence back. u,ih'ry"f Hi utuw ttYe party N ~ Ii,
" ubu,
~ II snimpAs Licutcuaut General
Since the publication OF tho document from
which the foregoing extracts are taken. Lieut..
Bulls has repeatedly crossed into Mexico. and
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Gen. Drum next appears on the scene.


HfApUcAHrRs MILITARY DnsioT o. ms Mr,,egrL
Gen e. D. f'-7sfri W''hngfa. y g..
Lieut. Bull. surrounded notorious tllr,ine ranch
'sv NIT, hJip morning OF fti where shatirr hsd
mott Alnu That stock recently stolen sfcrrt,i tot
five Anglican hurscs, two 81 tVu taken from Rrucktts
vile mort TING ago liz returned g. ms SIDE yestrr-
Col. SKATER the irrcpressible and right
hand man of Gen. Ord. writes to his commander
with perfect familiarity. as follows:
Are 10 1877
morrow 10 enOamp between Devils river and fccus lie
VIII have about one hundred and twentN-h,c mrn. and
gay is fsHfy t ~ tF fi Nf may co>s or Ia 80 Tor tho
Indian Sang ~ ~ f "a prospect Tor seiui5 there
Again
rorr CLARK, Tcyas. AUG - 1877
,.pn. 10 a., and have no doubt IL will soon occur eer
duncan Tho other day anl siualius Anew horses from
Mexican citizen DO, Indians. was uh against the adher
cni, u LcEdo AT any rsi ntg rus f"tiIaG u "f'rir
peif Very respectfully, Il sAArtE
MAJOR Schohed takes a hanl:
niApgrAnrrRs ro.r or rour prVc,vl
ffsAs AM ~ 1871
Major 7ortuchi roal, started At about no., 4 at
ono, despatched tnuitr 90 oNrrtakc lArut orlDman
Win ,truH tons ~ u Hddiiinnn uiis stoti b, fne
Hnp NIta Informing Alui o the lat lD larfalr col I.N
troops. nl dif un. lam o. ,0atv M 1it fNfw
unD tom wiil ten or m ne asf should uie) nnd and
am, 81, yer, respectfully, your ohclicut servant
a.. " N,unf4DIn.
MAJOR Tenth Cavalry. Commanding Post
ACtn- Assistant ALL liant lul DlstIlNt tl SUE
Get, Port Clark, Aas
Acting Assistant Adit-Gen Dodt is directed
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Gen. Ord WINS thus directed at Ibis own dis
erection" TO invade Mexico and to levy war. This
instruction really omanated from Lieut.-COl.
Shaftcr who has been foremost in all the armed
raids on Mexican soil. and specially energetic
in his efforts To bring about conflict, AZ will be-
seen hy the following extract from his report to
the commanding officer Of the Department Of
T.xnss
The New York herald., 1877-10-05
CATALOGUE oP THIS DAYS FRIDA) SALE.
AT 10 O'CLOCK.


BAY TEAM, HORSE AND MARE ALL BLACK POINTS,
i5h hands high. years old have been used ~ car
riage and road team; afraid Of nothing. arc sae
ad a ao ys
PAIR M vi. HSS9s .IsM s.a...s. xEAas .ss
iy ;el 70. sa as ss s sa s
y SoSD sD nyE n ZAP
70 hands hah years old, rse from yco has extra
way. and is warranted kind and tue. single and
BAY HORSE is& HANDS HIGH. 7 YEARS OLD;
good saddle horse. tree from vice warranted kind and
VIZ sRfs A.ln'.. and
HASrsoSg s AyD SryLs IA rAIR BRowy HORSES RS
from vice; handy and pleasant drivers, warranted
siss %Sb
BAY .TEoffrISc oELDIsa ooLByRN. isb HANDS
high 10 years old has record Of - i and can en-,
.hy o, pull i polo horss. iind in single
and double harness and = sold & Sy % o.dsI sn 81 i a,.
ness BY yunscomo; Lap Robe, Whip, Bisnket. &c-.
TOP SIDE BAR ROAD WAGON. BUILT by YREws-
CROSS SofoED oG Il h'YS r%s OF CARRIAGE HORSES
dspple gay and % black 10 hands high. and g 3
extra family team have m % ns action snS Sn are os. war
LIGHT Ainss, h%SDaT, J IN PERFECT ORDER. BUILT BY
VERY 1s' naSbsoME tsSiA AND STYLISH PAIR oy BROWN
Horsos long, FULL names Aud tails; loA hands htsh /;
esoasry @ Of ssnslsaan a issvias city. Double
CLARENCE IN GOOD CONDITION, BUILT BY MOTT.
CHESTS UT MARE DAISY. l5A HANDS HIGH. 3
ycais old. free from vice. does not pull shy and
when condition. in HO Is warranted 10 bent three
minutes TO day. aud Is warranted sound and kind
TOP SIDE SIDE BAR iMrxovED WAGON. BUILT BY
cnEsfNTTS HfssTTaS I; soaksL Hskl SADDLE AND HARNESS
s sss Sss saddle IL ssa r. IA ss a
warranted King and M true ,i,, in Al, AZ harness o,,
ylish nua ~ AZ and nj
durance and y warranted sound aud kind
BAY HORSE, l5A HANDS HIGH, YEARS OLD;
by Elevated Rairoad without tear, does not shy
pull and Is warranted sound and kind
ROAM HORSE, i5lS HANDS HIGH. . YEARS OLD;
warranted sound ana kind Single Harness and
TOP SIDE bAit koAD MACON. .,,,,cu uo,sps
l5A hands high years old: particulars ut sale set
coUPE EocKXWAY. POLE AND SHAFTS BUILT
FOUR VERY FiSE TRUoK HORSES
DOUBLE EXPRESS WAGON, SINGLE BUSINESS
BUcKsKiN HORSE. i5h HANDS HIGH, YEARS
old; warranted sound and kind. Single harness and
BAY MARE l5ia HANDS HIGH. 8 YEARS OLD FREE
ALSO '0% About s'ti ~ 20 O OTHER FAMILY AND woRK
VERY HANDSOME BLACK SADDLE GELDING, I5A
hands high, yeats old; very highly tianed has lll
the eaits has been used ~ the Central fark ridns
BAY TRUITING HORSE HONEST TOM, l5H HANDS
high, years old; can beat 40: is free, handy
EXTENSION ToP PhAEroN. IN GOOD ORDER; 3
!oo sdS ..r o.I ana u & ipns NV W"ss"s
Company; Phaotons, Vctorias Double aud Sin ae
Harness In great variety now ana second hand,
sALE UOMMESCEs AT 10 O'CLOCK
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HORSES. CAHnIAGEs. &C.

ZINE ADMINISTRATORS LAApAuLETs.
Coaches Coupes, six'seai aud coupe Eockaways zap,
io'ets, Carts, Doctors ana Ladies Phaetons. ROAD
Wagons GRAY, SoAkEs CO.. Carriage Mahufac'
turers. broadway and Ssth St. New York
Second hand Landau. r Cart stanhope PEaeton. Dog
Cart Turnout Phaaton Iisiey Buris Wagon White
chapel Wagon, top and Wagons, roughan French
T ARGE NUMBER or HORSES AND CARRIAGES
Lat auction. RICHARD wALTEts' sons: Auction
BY order OF the will sell this day. NJ No.
l4l2 broadway 39th IL o'clock. In the lore
noon the Contents OF large Livery stable consisting o
Carcnces landaus, Landa ulets Barouchcs Phaetons.
top Wagons. seighs. Coupcs. Express Wagon Saddles
harness iur aud other koes Mats. livery Conts bnn.
kets Shects. &c number OF Carriage and Wa
gon Horses. MATILDA PERSIANI, Mortgagee.
LOUIS LkuBuscHKR. City Marshal and Attorney.
AME AND SICK HORSES. PkONoUNcED INCUR
Liable. cured ires of Giies Lhiment lodido Ammo
ria Spavins, spnts rngbones. lunches thoroughpns.
sprung knees cured without blcmsh strains shoulder
ameness navcniar disease. shoe bulls. cure guaranteed
send for pamphlet containing full information To Dr. NJ
NJ GILES. 45l 9th New YORK. Usc only for horses the
ltniment In yellow wrappers
The New York herald., 1877-10-05
HORSES. CARRIAGES. sc.

A UcTIoN HOUSE OF VAN TAssELI. 1 KEARNEY,
"A lilo AND III EAST 18TH ST.
NEAR 4rii Av.
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.
HERALD BRANCH OFFICE, 1895 BRoADwAYaa
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT FOR RECErnioGS OF
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SAILS OF PAPERS.

HEnAALD BRANciI 1FFIGE, ,265 BRnApwAfnFF BRnH1Wx IN
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SALES OF pAPERs
AxusExEsrs-lsr pAon-5th and 9Th col.
AASs,TKoL@oGY-i2Tn as, @ pAcg-6th col
asp % and 80 s0s
sRookEYS sT REAL EsPArE rsf FOX sssXLE-sD rAsr-i"
sgsTyEss SrEoRIuNIrIEsaera aP p4sr sa
CITY Ks E @ cola
S%SsS r.ss1;s .ss COZ s,A
So1;SSTTyE SSooR1;xSETSERsIIPs5 RS Ir r.on !. 60.
bbAASGiS$ r. xcSDEMiEss. .5I :. PAss-ssA col
bT bwkHs s2SRsst nss 10 nE AND us
EXCuksIoNs-I2rn PAGK-6th col.
sSk sb e2tARrnnsrs TO LET
isEs .,s r.essa col
HoiisEs. CARRIAGEs, &c-isr rAcn-2d. Sd and 9Th
H9GsEs sopSs &C. &AsrEpaD r4anaa COL
LOST HSp rasra si col
sAssISlExif51 ssssnE rasnssa ssnEsd sd COL
Hsp p1SEss pAo.-4.A cob
snS1iAis1 NV Pt SG p.eu-e.h COL
fiASosokTEs fPiHSsNAHasr dkaSs rsGs Sp pAcr-s.h eo
POOL SELLING -lsr PAGE-ad col.
PROPOSALS-lsr PAGE--4th col
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS WANTED-PEMALES-
18TH PAGE "a and I'd coils.
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
EE4t EsEA$R Fst;i s tExS;issSsseE-s. s.en,,.s col
RELIGIOUS NOTICES S-.lsr PAGE-1st col.
REWARDS-1sr PAGE-lst COL
SALES AT AUCTfON-2D PAGE-4th and 9Th coils.
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALES- fAGE-1st
and I'd coils
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALES-l2ru PAGE-3d col
SPECIAL NOTICES-1sT PACE-lst and I'd coils
SPORTISG-D0GS. BIRDS, &C.-lsr PAGE-2d col.
STORAGE-l2Tn PAGR-6th col
The TRADES-l2rH PAcE--ith col
THE TURF-lsT PAGE I'd col
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-2D PAGE-lst col
TRAvELLERS' GUIDE-12m PAGR-8th col
UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
IN PACE-2d COL
WANTED TO PURCHASE-lsr PAGE-6th col.
WATCHES JEWEIRY &C -12TH PAGR-4th col.
YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,. &C.-lOTH PAGE-6th col.
The New York herald., 1877-10-05

REGULAR SALES OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES.
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.
On every horse that Is sound K!nd and uc Ia
harness. from three days Is given
warrantoes.
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PROPOSALS..

TcsTIMATEs, WITH SKETCHES WILL BE RE.
Lceved by mail tor tho construction Of stone and iron
fonce cemetery Bay Side Sides 6l ioct deep and
lUDts tcct wide, with gateway Qono In th0 rcar). ~
lSaAEL 4 kosk's. 25S Canal 81
The New York herald., 1877-10-05

PERSONAL.
R-HAvE JUST RETURNED; WRITE TO Me- q.
n A.DODDS Herald Uptown Office.
(loMMUNICATloN wANrED-w1TH SLAUGHTER
Oing house in Hoboken n d. Eric Railroad Depot,
or in New York, Washington Market Address BULLS
HEAD. Herald Office.
(NoING OUT OF TOWN. WILL SEE YOU AT THE
depot Saturday October IL. O'CLOCK train. KY T.
HENRY-To-DAY, AT l:30
MADISON AVENUE STAGE, WEDNESDAY MORN
VIng-Addrcss y HERCul.IAN. Herald Office
M ARK-ro-DAY. AT has; HOUSE.
CouTH FERRY STAGE, DOWN BROADWAY. AT S T..
Nm "Wednesday -Gentleman who handed a lady piece
of paper which written Personals Herald Friday"
desires very much TO form her Cannot an
interview be arranged day, from to r. NJ Ut South
ferry or not interview, please give particulars,
that correspond. Why interview Satur-
day tho 9th, ut r. NJ at South Ferry and IL such in
to view is rantod let know OF pecuarity Of
dress what you will have In your hand win have
stem Of tuboroses. Address CLUMSY, box POS Herald
offce.
WILL LADY WHO TOOK CAR FROM GRAND
Opera ~ 36tn st. Wednesday evening send her address
20 gentleman who her left I Address CROWDED
CAR. box 1872 Herald Uptown Office.
The New York herald., 1877-10-05
SPECIAL NurIcEs,

SPECIAL NOTICLS.
TLECTRiC BELTS-A PERFECT CURR FOR PRE-
Imature debility; send for circular. Dr. KARR. S33
broadway. New York.
The New York herald., 1877-10-05
NDWIN ADAMS TESTIMONIAL,
ACADEMY or MUSIC,
FRIDAY AFTERNOON. OCTOBER II

Edwin Adams. Of the brightest artists tho stage has
known, has been very III for several months and
greatly ia neod OF substantial token OF his we'll
popularity.
His friends In tho city havs organized benefit for him,
take place above. which host OF celcbr
ties have volunteered TO contribute such aid
shall make the
by any recorded event OF this nature.
The New York herald., 1877-10-05

aud his
WURLD-PAMED TROUPE.
successful OF the United
States visiting MI the principal cities from
Maino TO California
Rccolicct
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-09-26

patch to the EUening Standard this after
noon says nothing important has occurred
since Friday. Heavy showers Yesterday
and today will delay operations for some
days.
EFFECT OF THE WAR on THE DUTCH BUDGET
THE HAGUE, September 25.-The Dutcf
Budget shows a deficit Of 80, 750, 900, chiefly
in consequence OF the action OF the war
The Finance Minister proposes to cover II
by issuing Treasury bills.
A DENIAL FRoa COUNT ITCHY.
LONDON, September PA Reuter- tele.
gram from Constantinople says: Count
Itchy, the Austrian Ambassador, denies
having mentioned the subject OF mediation
during his recent audience with the Sultan,
as reported in the Times dispatch from
Constantinople yesterday.
VARIOUS WAR ITEMS.
BUCHAREST, September 25.-An official
dispatch announces that the Montenegrins
are now attacking Goranski. 4 Turkish
detachment have occupied natural strong
hold on Roumanian territory, under cover
of the guns Of Silestria. They apparently
intend to attempt to cut the railway between
Galatz and Bucharest. Three infantry di-
visions OF Russian guard have reached Biela.
One will remain in that neighborhood. The
two others have been dispatched to PleYna.
Nearly all the cavalry OF the guard Is des-
tined for Tirnova.