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The New York herald., 1877-07-23
Local Evils and The Remedy.

We are SO we'll satisfied that the city gar
bage and refuse can be disposed Of by cre-
nation that we again call the attention Of
the street cleaning officials to the PROPOSE
tion. One of the chief causes of complaint
against these gentlemen is the unmanly
manner in which they strive to explain away
their own neglect Of duty. We believe that
they are firmly convinced that the HERALD
is right in claiming that cremation is the
true solution of the garbage problem. But
they have not ventured to utter word in favor
Of the plan throughout the whole discus
sion. If the Police Commissioners would
only hunt up information as to the cheapest
mode Of constructing furnaces get esti-
mates from reliable contractors on plans
carefully prepared by experts and publish
o statement of the results of their investiga-
tions, the citizens of New York would be
light But instead Of this they evade oil
expression of opinion, ignore every sugges-
ton and pursue their course OF extravasant
outlay without regard to public opinion. We
repeat that these officials have no initia-
tive. They are worse than useless machines
that move only for mischief and are in
capable Of intelligent action. We know as
we'll as they do that cremation furnaces
must be built at public expense. But have
they taken one step toward informing us of
the cost of such structures? We have
blatherskite Health Board that is as helpless
and inactive as q mud scow. We have
Police Board in charge of street cleaning
that is as useless as q suggestion from
Professor Chandler. We have Mayor
who is as powerless as a rag baby in deal
ing with city abuses. What then, shall wo
do to rescue New York from the dangers
that threaten her through these officials
This is question for every citizen and one
that may present itself in terrible form
during the coming summer months. It
would be better for the community that
every legal trammel was broken hun
dred times over than that the city should
be depopulated by an epidemic. Let tho
Street Cleaning Bureau boldly ask for what
is necessary. Let us know the remedy for
existing evils, no matter what it costs, but
let there be no jobbery about it. II we had
one capable man in the city government he
could solve tho problem in twenty -four
hours
The New York herald., 1877-07-23
Russfu's Terms.

Every great national movement, such as
Russia now has in hand, is characterized by
the formation of parties divided as to the
object to be kept in view There is
Thorough" party, one resolute to push the
national policy to an extreme point and to
leave no ground for future reopening Of
the same quarrel and there is q party
whose policy is moderate, if not timid, that
wisely sees in every extreme policy only
provocation to inevitable reaction that
eventually forfeits some portion of even the
most solid successes. In Russian politics
these parties are distinctly formed ut the
present moment. On one side is the Car,
supported by Prince Gortschakof and by
all those elements in the State that appre-
ciate the wisdom of u safe policy and en-
deavor to exclude from diplomacy the
element of adventurous speculation. On
tho other side is the Czarewitch and
General Ignatieff-a sort Of Russian
manifest destiny" party inspired by the
ardor Of spirit characteristic of those whose
aspirations are great and pursuing with pas
sionate energy schemes with which passion
should have no relation whatever. Prince
GortschaAoff's policy assumes that it is not
merely England that is behind the objection
to Russia's absolute supremacy in Eastern
Europe, but that such supremacy must
necessarily divide the Continent by the line
of the Russian frontier and constitute all
that is not Russia the enemy of Russian
progress; consequently he wishes to secure
simply the legitimate objects Of the present
campaign and stop there, and would regard
any further use Of victory as challenge to
the world, and, therefore, the necessary
source of future misfortunes. Inspired by
less extensive view of the possibilities Of
the case, and with confidence in his own
judgment that is a consequence of his great
successes, General Ignatief would take ad-
vantage of the fact that Russia's only &c
knowledged enemy in Western Europe is.
helpless just now, and would plant the
standard of the Gar at Constantinople and
defy the future. In this division the more
moderate policy is destined to prevail, and
the terms of peace that are now under con-
sideration in the Cabinets will still leave
Constantinople So. that the world shall
regret that Russia is not there rather than
wonder why she is. aao,
The New York herald., 1877-07-23

banks to remain open and swindle new de-
positors after their insolvency was known
to him he has committed q misdemeanor for
which he should be punished. The Senate
has the fullest latitude in the trial. Its
duty is to ascertain whether the Superin-
tendent is person fit to be at the head OF
the Bank Department, and if he is not to
remove him. No rules of evidence can re-
strict them in the investigation. They are
to find out the truth. and they can do that
in any way that offers. 1t is to be hoped
that the spirit in which they have opened
their proceedings will be maintained until
thew close
The New York herald., 1877-07-23
From All Parts Of the
World.
INDORSING PRESIDENT HAYES.
Safe Arrival of the WhalebOat New
Bedford and Crew.
GENERAL GRANT AMONG THE ALPS.
Tpy CABLE TO THE HERALD

[DY CABLE TO THE HERALD
LONDON, July %, 1877.
The Berlin correspondent OF the HERALD tele.
graphs that the German papers, in reviewing the
administration Of President Hayes, unanimously
approve his policy.
ARRIVAL OF THE NEW BEDFORD
The HERALDs correspondent at Penzance tele
graphs that the whaleboat New Bedford, which
made the daring voyage across the Atlantic, Or
rived at Mounts Bay, Cornwall, at eleven O'Clock
Saturday night Captain Crapo and his wife landed
at Penzance yesterday morning. They encoun
tered three gales lost some OF their clothing, and
were obliged to lie to for fifteen days. Captain
Crapo's left hand is nearly useless through con.
stant steering. lie and his wife intend proceeding
to London IN the New Bedford on Monday, weather
permitting.
GENERAL GRANT IN SWITZERLAND
General Giant is now staying at Interaken, whence
he makes excursions to the in tho vicinity
In accordance with General Grants desire there will
be no public ovation on his arrival at Berne.
The New York herald., 1877-07-23
Tenement House Maladics.

It may be of some Importance that certain
subordinates of the Board of Health formally
report the extent to which the infant NOR
taity of the city is due to the tenement
houses, although the public, accustomed to
read the newspapers and to reason on the
facts in its possession, knew all this before.
Still, there is a part of every community that
only accepts as real that which is cer-
tilted by some official board. II the
health authorities can deepen or ex-
tend the conviction on this subject
their exertions will be useful to that
extent for the only hope OF n remedy
The New York herald., 1877-07-23

THE WEArnER.-The distribution of pressure
yesterday over the United States was very uni
form. Only in the extreme Northwest and in
the Central Gulf did the barometer indica ate be-
low the mean during the greater part OF the day.
The areas of highest pressure were marked by
irregular outlines and distributed along the zone
between the thirty-ifth and fifticth parallels.
The depression moving slowly In the Northwest
from the Rocky Mountains toward the lakes is
attended by a decidedly high temperature, but
is AS yet n rainlcss disturbance. This will, how
ever not prove constant condition, because, rs
the depression advances eastward toward the
Mississippi Valley, we may look for the usual
rains that attend such disturbances in that
gion. The temperature III other districts shows
uniformity, except in the lake region and the
Northeastern British provinces, where decided
variations occur, and where wind storms, with
lightning and bail, may DC looked for. Light
rains have fallen the Atlantic coast from
Florida to Nova Scotia. Except the eastern
margin Of the northwestern depression the
winds have been very moderate throughout the
country. but they have been variable through
out tho lake region and the Middle and Eastern
States. The weather in New York to-day will
be moderately warm and fair.
The New York herald., 1877-07-23

The RIGHT sE.-Representatives of the
different trade unions in this city have sensby
determined to throw their influence the side
Of law and order and TO guard against the intro
dnction of inccndiary councils into their dclib-
eratons. The honest hard working artisans of
this city altogether different class of people
from those who have committed so many cxcesses
in Baltimore and Pittsburg, and arc almost the
last persons in the world to countcnance or en-
courage such unlawful proceedings. They know
that strike is one thing and rebellion against
the government another
The New York herald., 1877-07-23
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Tho following Americans registered on Saturday at
the Paris Bureau Of the HERALD:-
A. Dougherty, New York.
w. Russell and family Boston.
+. Henriques New York
Thomas Monroe, New York
N Sargent washiugt6n, D. G.
I. Bostwick, New York
W. Rockefeller and vito, New York.
r. Marmion, Washington, d. O.
Converse Tyler. New York.
Mr.. Micl, Philadelphia.
Dr.. Wallace, Providence, r. !.
Ex-Governor Parker Is registered at the fremont
House, Boston.
Sing Sing Is summer resort
Ben Wade, Hayes says, Is Us much Of q cuss as be
was
Mr.. snort, OF Maryland has shot two mon. Mr..
Short. stop. tT
The Detroit Free Press advises young Horace Grccley
to 60 West and grow up with the country.
The only federal office holders who indulge 10 poll.
tics will be found at White Sulphur Springs.
Courtney made tempest in an icod teapot No tea
grounds have been found for Courtnoy's poisoning
London Judy:-''Small Grl-Plcase mum, will you
give US the history oi Job aRan-him among the
ashes!'
1t is only a real pious like Hugh Hastings who
doesn't feel that this weather Is east by not
little moro sowcry.
Garfield justly says that since tho North let the con-
qucrcd States into the Union tney have all tho rights
that any other State has.
II you stop at storc window which every body
ciso would pass unobserved q half dozen people Will
Immediately gather around you.
Cincinnati iCommercidt:-"Darwn Is reported to havo
subscribed for the NEw YonK HERALD In order study
and formulate its Personal Intelligence" I"
writer says that OF the beautfullest sights
Clara Morris up q cherry tree For heavens sake
don't write about these things when the cherry
Is over.
The ccal gave out in OF the Arkansas hotels and
before wood could be brought in OF the shot
springs" got cold that II iroze q republican into
democrat.
Governor Letchcr, returning from Baptist fair wos
asked by friend what he had been doing III have
been eating oysters for tho Lord dollar dozen,"
was his reply.
Rome Sentinei:-"Hcr husband had boen playing
base ball. aud when the doctor camo she exclaimed,
Poor Adolphus He got pitcher in his centre 6cd
and he can't walk. The doctor thought 1t moro likely
that he had been playing short stop to Jug"
London nFun:-"LccIurer--But on looking tho thor
momcler find that, cndeavors standing,
there is still increase in tho temperature. How
shall We now proceed? Son OF Erin (hasuy)--Shoor
I'D wurrum the thermometer, sorri"
The New York herald., 1877-07-23

against these evils is in the creation Of q
right public opinion ON the subject. In
all great cities houses inhabited by large
numbers of persons are necessity; but
they are constructed under public super
vision so as to reduce to minimum the
evils inseparable from their existence. But
in this city owners are Stree" to build their
houses as they please and to clean them
when they choose, because the Board Of
Health dare not enforce the laws against
them, and the consequence is that they are
actual pest houses eight times in ten.
The New York herald., 1877-07-23

LIoUoR LICESsEs.-Thcrc ought to be de-
cision in the case of the liquor men as soon as
possible. 1t is only simple matter of justice,
and they arc entitled to justice much rs any
other class of the community. Arrests are
made from day to day, and there is the greatest
uncertainty in regard to the whole question.
Let us know what the law is and then let it be
eufnrc ed
The New York herald., 1877-07-23

BARBARIsM.-Last week young man on an
excursion of so-called social club was drowned.
The clothes were taken from the body by po-
lice officer, leaving it naked near the beach.
The Coroner held an inquest apparently for the
sole purpose of getting his fees, and paid no fur
thcr attention to it. No friends claimed the re-
mains, and two days afterward they were buried
in III open lot in common box. This occurred
within short distance of New York. Who is
responsible I
The New York herald., 1877-07-23

does not see tit to labor with the Temperance
Union in this city that is no reason why they
should abuse him. 1t is not creditable and
hardly Christian. Murphy has done great
deal of good, and the best thing the union can do
is to emulate his example
The New York herald., 1877-07-23

THE CHURCHES dulness Of midsummer
has fallen upon the churches Nearly all the
leading cergymen of the city are enjoying the
vacation they so much need and their pulpits are
temporarily filled by strangers. At the Ameri-
can Free Church the unusual spectacle was pre-
sentcd of Presbyterian clergyman preaching
in q Universaist church
The New York herald., 1877-07-23
THE JOINT FISHERY COMMISSION.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. !

BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
New LONDON, Conn.,, July 20, 1871
Tho United States steamer Spccdwell. Lieutenant
Commander Kellogg commanding from Portsmouth,
n H.. Friday morning. reached here this evening.
She takes on dredging machines and goes hence on
Tuesday TO Salem Mass, thoro to remain subject to
the order OF Professor Baird member OF the Joins
Fishery Commission. She goes thence Halifax
the Professor who will there make plea IN bchalf OF
boundaries.
The New York herald., 1877-07-23
Sensible and Manly Words from Mr..
Vanderbilt.

Mr. William H. Vanderbilt, on receiving
despatch from one of his subordinates last
evening, telling him that the employees OF
the New York Central Road were likely to
remain faithful, sent the following reply
SARATOGA, n Y, July ~ 1877.
AIN proud TO receive such n despatch do rot
for a moment doubt the loyalty OF men from New
York to Buffalo. am confident they will sustain the
reputation they have before the world, every Que
be foremost IN maintaining the road through those
depressing times. Tam sure they ,nizc lie fact
that they part aud parcel OF us, aud that their
wages depend entirely upon the business arc able
do Increased business with fair prices will surely
bring additional compensation
W. H. vANDERB1LT
There is manly spirit shown in this
letter which will do much to win the
hearts and confidence of the men employed
by him. If workingmen can feel that
their interests are regarded by their en-
ploycrs, and that rs Mr.. Vanderbilt says,
'they are part and parcel of us" they will
not rashly or easily be led into violence or
injustice.
The New York herald., 1877-07-23
A PASrORATE RESIGNED.

[DY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
Ngw LONDON, Conn, July ~, 1877.
Rev. DR.. y. L. Daggett, for many years preacher AZ
the Yale College Chapel aud since June, 1870, pastor
Of Second Congregational Church. of this city, to-
day resigned his pstorate account Of advanced age
and enicebod health
The New York herald., 1877-07-23

A PECULIAR ANNOUNCEMENT in regard to
neutrality between the Russians and Turks has
been made by the Canadian authorities. 1t does
not rise to the dignity of proclamation, but is
q document suitable to the brevet character of
her government.
The New York herald., 1877-07-23

The REBUKE administered by Justice Otter
bourg to tho policemen who unjusty arrested
SO many unfortunate women Saturday evening
was deserved. Many mistakes were made, and
the gain to the cause OF morality is not appar-
The New York herald., 1877-07-23

CArTAN CRoppo has arrived safely in Pen
zance, Wales, in his little craft the New Bed
ford. She sailed from the city whose name she
bears exactly forty-nine days ago. Croppo's
arm has been disabled from constant steering
Otherwise he is all right.
The New York herald., 1877-07-23

Miss LErRANc has walked the fifty miles she
undertook to walk in twelve hours She is sweet
eighteen, and any one who needs travelling
companion had better apply.
The New York herald., 1877-07-23

The EXCELLENT MAP Of the area Of the great
strike which we print this morning is taken from
'Guyats New intermediate Geography" pub
lished by Scribner, Armstrong & Co.
The New York herald., 1877-07-23

The POLICE HAVE DONE WELI.--In Balti-
more, at Pittsburg and elsewhere, where the
civil authorities have taken part in crushing
the mobs, we notice that the police force
has behaved with conspicuous frmness and
courage. They deserve honorable mention,
and will receive the credit which is their
due for steady and good conduct when order
is restored
The New York herald., 1877-07-23

The HERALD spcciai newspaper train to Sara
toyu. Sharon aud RicAde Springs, Lale Lu-erne
end Lake George and all iaiermeiiate points, ria
Hudson Rirer, 4bany and Schenectady, ,rtns
eray Sunday during the sunmer season. Ne'cs-
dealers must send ia 1seir orders direct to the New
York HERALD
The New York herald., 1877-07-23
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

NEWPORT, II. l., July %, 1871
Tho United States practice ship Constellation has
sailed from this port Tor New York.
The New York herald., 1877-07-23
FATAL PLAYING WITH FIREARMS.

PnGSrxvlLLE, Pa, July q, 1917.
Mary Gennings today pointed gun AZ George
Ricketts,, under tho supposition that IL was empty.
II exploded, and inflicted probably fatal Injuries on
Ricketts,,
The New York herald., 1877-07-23

From onr reports this morning the probabilities
are that The reatacr i. New York to-day rM be
moderately rdrma aud fair.
The New York herald., 1877-07-23

The HERALD rn be se,a 10 any address, free Of
postage, for One Dollar per month.
The New York herald., 1877-07-23
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.
WITH SUPPLE NJ E N T

NEW YoIK, MONDAY. JULY 90, 1877.
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