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The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1877-04-18

[5B Hair Cloth Parlor Suits Painted Chamber Suits,
Wood Chamber Suits, Bureaus, Bedsteads Cribs Swing
dies, Secretaries, What Nots Marble Top and Black
Center Tables, Extenson Dining Tables, wood Seat
Office, Dining, Parlor and Kitchen Chairs, B. ". VIZ
DESKS.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-31
HOSPITALITY IN NETWORK.

At the meeting yesterday of the committee
anpoiued by the Chamber Of Commerce to receive the
visiting Governors, john H. stirn WAS eieeteu mem
the General Committee and the Committee OF Ar
,,,,ep,s Mr. starin rendered The of his steamer,
t Tbon,s Coyer for ihe harbor excursion. The pro-
raupe of arrangements altered, 80 that on Monday
afternoon the enr General Committee OF si&ty-oight
,, receive the visitors az Jersey city, and after
short "a up the Hudson. Will act as an escort 70 the tth
Nvuc Hotel Tne excursion Tuesday VIII start ifOih
The Rrt ery M 80 a. m instead of ut Eoon from Tue
fnot of invent yhiri-s, as previously decided, aud
,stlo Gsdru and sailors snug iaIbOr VIII Dc Included
a1o, fle place. 10 visited. During the sail through
The uror A co - ton will b. furnished by W r. weeks,
, S,,,iI H. Itabcock, President OF tue Chamber OF
c,,mmorc, aiu deliver the address Of welcome On
The Governors viii become the guests 0i the
ri cor IN sgones and Will be driven through central
pnrk and AZ far As McCombs Dam, where collation. VIII
me- tnrlIs,cl and more spcccl-Gakng lako place IN the
cvrninV tney will visit OF the theatres but Whrh
MAR irrl, on. has not yet been determined upon.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-31
PUBLIC OPINION.

So far az we are informed of the feeling of
Democrats this city and vicinity, we are bound 10 -!
thai il r. generally IN favor Ot Mr. Beacs nOmnailOn
Tor secretily OF S;ate.-lBuilAo Courier Dam)
Uncle Dick remarked to the Columbus crowd
thaJ PeHdleton exactly expressed his sendmens Bat
Pend eton talked mhauOu, and Un'le DICK practlceScon
trscdon-in campaign eXpenseS.-lCncihhau E'|eue
(BopJ
The Beatty movement Is small sp0ok, and
ft does uo natcralize we'll Ii aaslt tdc capacity 10
digest a cabbage IL hasn't vitality 10 chew an onion.
There Z enough Of IL 10 cAew Plug or tODaccJ-lClh
cinuati Commercial Cld)
The Administration is not responsible for
Republican success in NewtIOrH. Th- President has
only 10 20 the path mo which he has entered ana
he will alt lack for popular support Those VINO Tor the
time control machinery O the party VIII he held re
sponsibe FOR the way tley manage their maenlnery-
Utica Herald Rop)
The Democratic soul would be a very small
sou indeed il il to worry itself about tine recc-
Iiod Of Nj Tildcu En- gland 1t Is gratifying @
hear the kindly greeting OF an American statesman in
Europe but il IS excrucatngy distressing wnen The
polite European chances to overlook him- Louisville
COUrier-JOurnal (Dem.)
Just now if there is any one thing troubling
tn, uutry more another u Is ia tnc@i plans
WHAT thr fnanc al policy OF the country manly needs If
10 be let alone Business j. revynS confidence IA re-
yiyng and vii continue To do 50 n the able statesmen
with plans In their pockets viii let them alone Iho
for the statesm is "hands oa"- Indianapolis Journal
New-York tribune., 1877-08-31

BREAT-On wednesday evening 29h inst, aged 81 years.
Anna Maria Breatl OF this city, aud daughter
OF the late Abraham ". Kinney OF Newark
and friends invited 10 attend the IuheiS
her late residcuce, zoo West lfhst on Satur
day a u o'clock.
CUICHESTER-AtF Fort Worth Texas sunday, Aug 49, u
Inflammation tho William HerDer. Chichester "a
wears OF age, OF William +. Chichester OF Brooklyn
FERRISOD 4h day "wednesday 2Jth inst az saratoga
Mary Anna TaDer wife Of Robert Murray Ferris of New
The neral will he held at Poug keepsie the residence Of
the Lndey NJ Fers. on fth udy NoatafuAy 1Ae Hs'
prGx.. at . clock 2. m
Carnage viii meet the 1890 tram from New.York.
PRESTON Wednesday 90 at her residence, Latting
t0w L. L. PhoDe, widow OF JARVIS Frost Ia The ooh Je4r
F,f and friends OF the family arc invited attend ths
iulcra from her late RESIDENCE on trGay aug o. AT IL
O'Clock.
GARI on wednesday 29th inst Florence T., wife ot
William Gamble and daughter oi har'ey T. Aubery of
The fI.1ds Of the family invited TO attend her funeral
Friday, the Dist lnsti at = O'CLOCK y ", l1l 'hlss
Church corner Of clinton and Harrison sts, Brooklyn
IARsILY-In t1s city, Aug 20, Of peritonitis Anna d.
" o. of ferl \. 1lgrliy OF AntWtip Belgium.
The remains V be taken 10 Philadelphia foI lneTlnenI
poRTE-At ocean sach. y. j.. on Wednesday, Aug 70.
Tucker infant daughter Of John = ana Macy L. GOf-
Ter Of East orange, Y. J.. agol yeiIs. o. -.
Funeral trir Residence, AfnsOhaFep orange Juhs'
tJl, fraley at y. M.
POTTER-At Nex-Prpydeuce y. j., Aug ~, BENJAMIN L.
Potter. ig the DIth year oi Ili age T. - -
lac residence IN new PrOVldelceO On
-aturiay, set. l. at , o'clock p IN.
Train leaye Of Blrclays- al Il m. Tor summit
wAILACEAt West Farms, n Y, Aug %, 1871, Mrs. Mary
q WHOM of the late Dr. John ". wallace
Pslatves and friends respectfully aNted 10 attend tho
funeral on Friday 81 1871, az O'Clock D. n IRON her
late residence west Farms
New-York tribune., 1877-08-31
SARATOGA.

SARATOGA, Aug. 30.-Among the arrivals
to-day at Congress Hall Miss Kittie smith, OF Corn
ing: = W. Cummings, D. W. Mckenzie. of ST. Adams
VIM E. Glhooly Of New-Yori Geo A. Snow, OF Bos
ton s T. Seeye Of East Hampton Mrs. \. NJ Parker
of Mexico Mrs. >. H. Murray, OF C1caSoi VI IS. o. u.
HYDE of Detroit PIT; ". Hyde, Mrs. /. W HVde Hiss
Annie W. Hyde OF Hydeyilie Mrs. .. c. Hyde Of Spring
field.
AT the American Hotel VIM. ". Hicks and wife, OF
Bloomfield; Mrs Kent Miss Beekman, OF Philadelphia
James H. swift and wie, Master John NJ swift, CHARLES
Warcen Of Armenia \. Y; W. f. Taylor ANA wife, of
Berlin, n y.
At tic Grand Union Hotel are Daniel Drew Samuel
J. Roberts wife and daughter, Mrs WIN. Peek, Miss Ella
Peck VIM c. Elliot Miss Ellen Elliot, Charles j. Bates
and WIFE, VIM f. Bates, jr ]. NJ Mora, E. Mora. Of New
York: Battle T. McCouihe d. W. SlOcum j. p CODY, Mr..
and Mrs W. Smith Miss l. smith, Mise Mary II zen
smith, of Bro0Ryn james l.. CTunlp and vile, OF Eng
land; MI j. /. smith, ". W. smith OF Hastings; VIM j:
Trls and WIFE, MISS Edith Trulis, Mrs Mary Carter of
Buffalo.
At the United States Hotel are W. n. Washburne' F.
f. Oseooa OF Greenfield; Francis i. Brewster Of Phil
adelphia L. Bradford Prince, j. L. WadrOn, WE Green
wood Miss A. NJ Greenwood Miss II. Mare. Mr.. and
Mrs Geo c. Genet. john X. Hall and wife, Francis T.
Walker Mrs Cavaugh, X. T. Bixby, of New OrR; Col
and Mrs b. C. Butter, OF Luz a. ). Hopkins, OF To-
lcdo; Geo. ;. Haines OF Savannah.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-31
NEWPORT.

NEWPORT, r. l., Aug. 30.-There was
H. ay ra-,torn last night, but the weather to-day was
all t,fat could be desired.
The Italian paonc players were patronzed by large
number of the Summer residents to-lay.
hop will be gwen board Of the Constellation Fri
day afternoon By the Hdshipmen.
The schooner-yacht Restless Of the New-York Yacht
Squadron is n the harbOr
The fellow who brOse into the Rev. H. c. POtters cot
a last week has been bound for trial 1t has been
proved conclusively that he is the thief.
TIE hotel arrivals have not been very large within the
past few days.
+. II. Monteith. from Boston; the Hon. Warren X
Pierce o, Providence and Albert L. Page, OF brooklyn,
have arrived at the Aquidueck House.
Among the arrivals at tho Ocean House to-day were:
~ p RowLands and wife, Of Hamilton " " d. W.
Hunt Of Philadelphia; a. Z. Rice and wife, and Miss ~
Icndck of Waterbury, A. H. Sands, ~ 8. llotchkss and
family c. T. schuman and Henry Allen OF New-1ork; 4;
I.,wis Angel OF Providence w. Bruce and wife, Of
Vir,-nia; ]. A. Lynch and j. W. Lynch, OF Chicago
Irsf Myron +. Peek OF Rochester; Il. Frank Hove oi
Nrwtonville. Mss. the Rev W. a Leonard ana VIZ OF
Bfookiyn; Dr. Horace Richardson and Miss E Richard
SON OF Boston; jessie Tyson Of Baltnnsre' anu Col
Hemer, OF Germany.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-31
RANDALL'S SLYNESS.
Ff-s... III nTHfIgu

Mr.. Randall is a good politician, and the
unanimty with which conventions OF D0ti parties 20"
pronnupcng against an subsidies accordingly Latlnf
an excellent eject upon hun IL is now reported alt
parently upon authority that H. has never e&pr' ssed
1mself .peincally upOn the subject OF appropriations
and subioies" and that he only fayOIs IN a < neral
way the building up OF the South generally ana the
er .ye0ftucnt OF it, general resources. This fc.
general 3" denial can be converted b. the uue ION
gres meets into very specific one, II Norteh POI c"
Conventions continue u press the decide A@isapp
OF subsidy schc mes when thus FAR been plei't
feature 0r their platforms. We should nave se'.
cOuiug session OF Congress, however there eAhtcH
throughout TIE country nrmef dlspOsitioh 20
poeisns To abide by the party platforms IN wicA ey
have pretended 10 believe the time OF their adoption.
ONO ana PrDnsyyana have both spoken III oplO ~ ID
L. subsjJes and no Democratic politician IN ether state
protested against the adoption OF the resolution lh
rank and e OF the party hold their leaders !" TINS
Ircfe~eed fsitb not only will numerous spOllaiiOn
schemes be defeated, but better sl, We shail We. .
the beginning OF new aud needed departure ID party
New-York tribune., 1877-08-31
THE NEw-YoRK DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

ALBANY, n. Y, Aug. 30.-Ihe Daily Press
will tomorrow contain interview with Gov. Robin
son. Of which tho following is the substance Gov
Robinson said he had decided opinion to the true
policy be pursued by the Democratic party this FAIL
bu he had wish to dictate He h, ped that the very
best In the party would be chosen from all sections
OF the State the convention, and whatever their delb
eratOns might be he would be satisfied. S;ill as he
had said, he had decided opinions to the true policy
be pursued The present state officers were elected
on the platform OF reform, the prevention Of
fraud In the canals AMI IN opposition to thicyng rings
Tacy had done their duty faithfully, ana worked steadily
TO carry the purposes for which they wco elected
and now to them aside for other and unried men,
would in his opinion be bad policy, and unjust TO faith
ul officers He did not believe In lowering The standard
~ reoim upborne by the Democratic party, and thought
that the reelection OF those mad done their duty 80
faithfully would he for the best good Of all. This Was
his decided opinion, and he willing that all should
know IT, He had no wish conceal his opinions. but AZ
he lad said, so he repeated. that lie had no wsn to
New-York tribune., 1877-08-31
q THE VISITING GOVERNORS.
pIrSy DAY IN PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 30-To-day closed the
Gubernaoral visit to tins city, far the Exhibition
is concerned In the morning the Governors reviewed
an industrial procession in the Main Building. some
900 yorknen being in line. They then unched, were
photographed in group witnessed balloon ascension
by Prof King, and afterward took special train Tor
Chester. where they saw the City OF Washington
launched The party returned to the city this evening IN
time for the banquet rendered them 1T the continental
oel Tomorrow the guests Will bc conduetei through
tLe cadin manu- turing establishments IN the cy
About 200 persons present this evening at the
honnu,t nj tie Com mental Hotel t.nefcd by tue Prma
nrnt Exl ibtion Company. Coy. Harranlt presided ana
nm either side of HIN the head of the table sat Cows
Yonng OF trhio Porter, Of Tennessee Gar1"r OF Ne,
hrasEa: Anthony. OF Kansas AXei ot New-heAicO and
Sewbod of Iowa and the Hon. VIM. ark. Secretary OF
State OF Colorado Among the prominent lhElied
rnests were CongI essmeu O'Neiil and Ward Atier
he cloth mad been removed Gov. artranft called the
sseml 10 order aud ma e patriotic speech referring
10 thc unity OF the states, and welcoming the Governors
and Others guests TOasts were prOpOstd ana rtspOhhe
Ia "a follows: state Of TenncSse Gov Porter otae Oi
Ohio Gov. Young state OF Iowa, Gov NewDodi State
of colorado seerctIy of State Clark: New Mexico Gov
Axt.iL General remarks were also made DF P1sth1sIT
4 Iow,Irui Sno xdcn Daniel j. Mor1'li Gen. W. j.
sewell OF New-Jersey and H. spence ol HeOiSa'
New-York tribune., 1877-08-31
Ready this 5iorniug!
THE SENI.wEEKLY TRIBUNE,

Containing choice editorials poetry, serial story letter,
from STAFF and other correspondents humos Of the day all tho
imporant foreign and news Among the
tents this issue arc;
A GLIMPSE OF FRANCE-Letter frsn STAFF Correspond
en describing sights the Capital and the CoasTonb
Of Napoleon votaire-Church Of Notre Dame, etc.
DEATH OF BRIGHAM YOUNG-A Sketch OF the Prophet
and description Of the Mormon Church.
BRITISH ToPICs-Dscussion OF Home Rule John Bright.
aud Protection by q. w. s.
THE PRESIDENTS ToUR-Letter from T.. V. =. express
ing the vows Of Hampshire Politicians eople
on the Presidents Southern Policy etc.
searohing exMayor Hail. Mothersinlaw; Home Inter
ests our Young FolKs-How they Talk Sea- and Astro
nona Notes for septerrb Science People Liter.
ary Educational Humorous Notes The Oriental
war The Indian War; Railway slaughter Chicago Bank
Troubles; The Potato Beetles Progress Paralyde Pigs
Don't Stone a Cows and Dairy Houses orchard Crop.
png Cheap Remedy for Cabbage Worm Bulb Car.
dens OF Haarem all ths Market Reports. etc
Single copies free application.
Price lin wrappers ready for mailing. ave pr copy
one copy year. s Ave copies sa so cope, and one
extra . Postage In all free TO the subscriber
Address THE TRIBUNE. sswY0rk.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-31
GENERAL POLITICAL NEWS.
MR.. EWING AND THE BREAD WINNERS!

MR.. EWING AND THE BREAD WlNNEKS'
A meeting for the purpose of promoting the
organization Independent party held last night
by the Bread-WinneTs' League in room NO. Z4'
Cooper Institute, Marcus Hanlon presiding on the
blackboard behind the Chairman's table was the In
scrpton "When private enterprise fails the Govern
men must take hold and keep the wheels Of production
revolving" George Maddox made an address ad-
vOcatiDg the principle tBat railroads, inca
tres, gas companies, aud all business OF
like nature should be by the Government,
and the proceeds devoted TO the OF the peo
pie He auded Gen. j. T. Butler OF the few hon-
est gressmen who supported the party and who
had bestowed on their league the name Of " Bread.
Winners" Letters read from Gen. Cary and
Thomas Ewing, the latter making q formal offer 10
"stump" in favor OF the new party. resolution was
adopted accepting Mr. Ewings Offer Thomas Dougherty
a labOrer, then made remarks on the dlhegeDce
between the days of Gen. Jackson and the present
times. Then, he said good men put in office. NOW
officials the oscourng Of the community tors
OF gnmis gamblers sharks and sharpers OF every de-
scrption He said that no Government had right 10
command its soldiers 10 shOOt down their feOwcuz ms
done during the late strike, wnen the starving
laborer rose manfuly TO assert his rights.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-31
THE CAsE OF COLLECTOR KE,sIEGER
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON, Thursday, Aug. 80, 1877
The Secretary OF the Treasury, in reply to a
dsuatch from Collector Simmons OF Boston decides that
no reduction will he made for the time required by
noyes of the Government who members Of the Ma
Una Guard to attend the annual militia muster lt IS
tho belief the Administration that IL IL the duty Of all
citizen soldiers 20 attend the mlla musters ana 10 per-
f. ct themselves IN the military dutea.
The District Commissioners to-day appointed Thomas
p Fntw'sle Inspector OF Buildings for the District OF
Columbia, to take effect October l.
The report on the Boston Custom House. just made to
the Treasury Department has been approved with the
execution OF that portion relating to the increase OF the
pay OF Inspectors. That portion of the report is re-
served FOR further consideration.
Cen Anson McCook, NJ. c., OF The With New York
District to-day filed with the Secretary % the Treasury
the statements OF Charles Bace and jeremiah Drew,
yeghers at the Port of NcWYOrk in answer the late
report Of the John Jay Commsson The Secretary viii
n an carry day hearing Of these gentlemen, aud
any others who may have complaints to MAKE OF the
conclusions OF the commission
ME- L. stanton died at his residence Of innam-
nation Of the BRAIN induced by to the sun and
oyeexerton While sojourning in the mountains OF Vir-
nia whence he returned TO his residence about three
weeks since. and remained until his death on tuesday
last The rtpOr OF his having Dceh insane Is wholly uh-
founded
The Post Office Department has received notice that the
entrance into the Postal Union Of the Argentine Repub-
lie heretofore announced to on the Isl proximo,
simultaneously with the admission OF Persia Greenland
and the Danish Antilles. has been indefinitely postponed
No change OF postage rates 10 the Argentine hepuDc
will therefore take place for the present
Tae Post Olce Department has been informed by the
postmaster at san Francisco the September sailing
from san Francisco OF mails for Japan and China have
been changed 10 the Sth and 2Oth proXl1no
Judge A. b. SooDake, OF louisiana has been appointed
Specal Agent OF the Internal Revenue Offce.
By direction OF the Secretary Of War, the Military Post
In Wyoming Territory now called Cantonmen Reno, VIII
hereafter be known and designated Fort Maeknney
New-York tribune., 1877-08-31
DEALrya IN STOLEN BEER KEGS.

The investigation of the charges against Col
cctor Frceand Brooklyn has brought 10 light some OF
the transactions In stolen beer kegs an account OF which
yas given IN THE TRIBUNE some weeks ago. descent
WAS made upon a Brooklyn ds;illery and employees were
found in the act OF scraping OF the old mutated stamps
on secondhand beer kegs. The kegs were seized, and
under orders from Washington suits have been begun
against the dister He claimed to have purchased the
kegs from Brooklyn cooper, VINO makes business of
selling old ale and beer kegs which delivered TO him
hy persons In SewYork Uptown brewers aud dstlllers
who have suffered heavily from te depredatOns OF bar
rel and keg thieves have dete mined To institute inqui-
res and cause OF all persons In whose possession
thoir srolan Droperty may bc found,
New-York tribune., 1877-08-31
THE TENDER SPOT IN OHIO.

The President placed his finger on the ter-
der lace ~ tlo ONO campaign. Ine fcpuDlcal
Cleveland were entirely too anxious 10 please rY"if
body The machnists attempted 10 set mp the con r-
ton against cue President and Thought FOR two o.
weeks that they would be able To do Wlc1 ~ +-
egatIon assembled at least three delegates ont ot .r
were FOR the President with yell. wing the pua 90.
they listened conpiaceuty 10 The whining 0f those
II thew had been in the maiDt ty would nave roafaf
rbly There were two things TO do To make great 'h
paEn First the strongest possible specific iniOTscrcl
Of the Administration, naming the pachcatOn OF I.A-
ern States aud Civil Service Reform second, tlt
remonet zaiun Of silver 60 help resumption Intn ""
would have had a magnificent ctmpI gn and IL would
have meant something. The friends OF the PTesd, t
have 20 regret at Cleveland isuse VI power tda.
amounts To a lost opportunity.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-31

the rooms are generally crowded tenccnt game OF
.sin faro is played which offers no chance whatever
for the player The proprietor, John Williams, Is an od
Bowery gambler and has had his headquarters at NO.
43 Chatham-st for a number 0f years. One OF the
sorgcans the Fourth Precinct promised TO lnyestgale
the matter aud II ho ascertaned that there was game
carried on tcTe close IL but nothing has Deen done
The gamn situated on The second moor ana INC
blinds are Invariably Osed The officer on post Is con.
tnualy moving and forth IN 'front.' OF the place aho
yet, when asked what he knew IN regard 10 H. ne an-
swered ~ have seen nothing suspicious about inc
place" He added that he did not know OF q gambling
house on his beat
New-York tribune., 1877-08-31
LATEST SBIP kEHS.
For other Ship Neles see Third Page.l

Tor olhsr 0Ntp NtVs Sec IHWH Iuyt,I
ARRIVED.
Steamship fBTl Pearce london, August lS with
Tndse and passengers 70 r. W. J. Hurst.
steamship Old Dominion walker, Norfolk city Point aud
Richmond with mdse passenger TO Old Dominica steam
ship Company.
steamship Gen Whitney, Hallett. Boston VI. 7. Dimcck
FOREIGN PORTS.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 3JThe steamship Alice, capt Eis, from
New Orleans August g arrived here today
MISCELLANEOUS. 80
WASHINGTON Aug 3O-onicial reports from Port LOUIS
MauIitus dated July - mention that the Amencan bark
Ffban Hen SEQ Harty Master, bound 10 Ncwiork nom
singapore with assorted had arrived at Port Lons
The viii be landed and 5tOre s tDe vessel
must undergo repairs
The American snip Victoria reported leaking Is also az
the same port IN the dry dOck.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-31
STE iLING FLANNEL GOODS

Alexander Johnson, fancy goods dealer al NO.
10 Whitssi. late last night informed Inspector Murray
ttat A truckinan ia his employ named Henry Rusl hai
sten seven rolls OF flannel cloth, vaincd at S7Oo "blch
had been purchased of Brooks Bros at broadway ana
poudt Bush was sent after the cloth yesterday after
noon lie loaded il his truck gave a r cept sgned
by Mr. Johnson and drove of, but did not return 10 hs
ao,,over store Later IN The evening The tiIck ana
ta m Ised by Bush were found abandoned at IhrdaFc
all ChiIty-seyenih ST., but the goods were missing A
ri ha
New-York tribune., 1877-08-31
NA1l0NAL BoARD or SlE4M NAHIGATIOM

The sixth annual meeting of the National
Board OF Steam Navigation viii be held at Pittsburs'
PENN beginning Wednesday, September .. Delegations
from the principal seaboard lake and river cities VIII De
present. probably 200 in all The seaboard deIegates
will leave HewYorz on the a. m. train, VIA 'ne renii
sylyauia Railroad on Tuesday. September A. Several
important matters will be brought up at this meeting,
Including the question Of freetrade Ia ships the adVSa
bty OF issuin Federal licenses to railway enainecFs'
ereen and eandnotnrs ks those issued TO steamboat
New-York tribune., 1877-08-31
1Aw1rssNEss IN KENTUCKY.

The Post-oiIice Department to-day received
ltt,r from the L stMaster at sandy Hook, ky which
says: on the ngnt OF the 22d INST oHehaf OF the
town was burned, including The Po'oice ana It's ehtre
o,cn,s The fire was ineendlary being caused by band
q, desperadoes whose purpose was to rob the mails
Tho repors the band still at large and says
nv now threaten his le aud further that the anhor
49, are unabe 10 arrest the thieves. Ho advises the
d.no,IrenI 10 Discontinue mail service NJ that point
mil sulent force bs mad TO arrest the entire
gnng The department has The matter uhaer oonsiaerA
New-York tribune., 1877-08-31
STAND BY THE PRESIDENT.


& 10 what the convention ought 10 DO, we
feel no sort OF doubt. aud are pretty wc. convinced
will 10 IT, ought 10 show that the Reptb.raa party
having elected President pledged 10 certan prEcp ;~,
proposes 10 sand by him in carrying ont those lrin-
cpes. Thr publlcEns OF New YORK owe this ma'I 10
themselves vuOicatlOn Of their own sincerity and
They il TO the conscientious
and upright man who fills ihe Presidential CHAIR, AMI o
whose nomination thc Cincinnati Convention the en-
tre New York delegation voted. Tney it 10 them-
selves a. party. for what is the Republican party Ia
Cancellation Civil Service Reform and Resumption
plauks in the Cincinnati platform are lIciFLlhgiesa
Thcs th Igs let II be remembered, have been made p3r
az IL K.pLBIPgu creed
New-York tribune., 1877-08-31
PASSENGFRS 4RRIVED.

FROM LONDON-fn steamship Greece-Mr and Mrs.
Boyle, bliss y. BlaC kmOre II c. Ba the Rev.
W Winou and wife Mr. ard Mrs Frank Toward Miss 9.
Howard, Richard Cooper James NILS ;. H. Carlisle, T. w.
Mattlebury f.. II. Detham, Mrs. Higgins an iaDL Mrs
ShuttlewOrth. Miss " ;. GInn Miss Byron Mrs Deco n
Land, Miss :. Latham, c. Williams y. >tOZ DR. r. Busch,
Miss Bertha Mayer, Mr.. and Mrs James Barrett Mr. and
Mrs. &. NJ MacOt, pit w. A. Bartlett, W. &. Dupnac, Il.
b. ClatwOrthy j. J. oOreT :. Sweet f. Keppr Mr. and Mrs
A. Collins Miss Faith Collins Mis- A. Collins Hiss x.
Walsh. Mrs Gibson, Miss Gibson VIM Gibson W9r Glib
son, G. Dennis A. W. Dennis, Miss kisnSJIr5, AFs Alt
MOI .Laa i. LaIN-..