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The President.

will be here to-day. He Is the Chief Ma
gistratc OF Il Government that has no sym.
pathy with compulsory adiusters. Mr..
HAYES is man who can make no conccs-
sion from the principles OF integrity. lie
is not the man to tolerate for moment any
idea of public dlshonor. And what man
would suppose that Presidents HAYES after
beholding the scenes Of to-day can deem it
possible that Virginia is in danger Of re-
nnliatinn2
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MT" HEAVY DECLINE IN DIR Y
GOODS !-COHEN BROTHERS will offer Monday
the 29th instant 81 CASES OF GOODS just pur-
chased in New York during the recent heavy de-
cline. among which may be found
SO pieces MOIfAIR LUSTRE DRESS GOODS ut
1910;
SO pieces RICH DAMAssE at 1876, reduced from
CSC;
&c pieces RICH DAMASsE at zoe, reduced from
Soc; at 2jc., formerly sold at $780,; at 33c.,
Just reduced from SOC;
9 pieces ALL-WOOL DAMASSES, hfty-fonr inches
wide in black and colors, ut $3.50, foi mcr price
having been 1915:
as pieces ENGLISH COLORED CASliAfERES at
lsc reduced from CSC;
KNICKERBOCkER S at 33c formerly sold at Acc;
KNICKERBOGkER at 40. so, and 60c.;
KNICKEREOCKERS ut Sl.75, tifty-four inches
wide, all wool and silk. reduced from So:
LIBIE'S SILK kNICKERBOCkEI tthc finest
goods imported) 1T 31.75, formerly sold at
1926:
DRESS GOODS In endless variety at greatly re-
% pieces rASSARANT'S BLACK and COLORED
CASIlMERES (thc best goods Imported from
Coo. up-evcry grade warranted csc. yard less
than regular value. c27
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II. A. RICHARDSON" Old-Man-Afraid-of-
his-Debrs'' is the way the Valley papers
dub the boilers "parlor nominee" for
Acknowledgement. That is what we al
ways heard of him in this section. General
Walker says he went in the army captain
and came out private-in the Legislature.
And now he wants the people to elevate
him to the Lieutenant Governorship of Vir-
ginia. We would like to see the man in
this county that would support him for any
Office, much less the one to which he aspires.
PeariSburQ Gazette [GiLeS CONntW. - -
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President HAYES may felicitate himself
to-day that he completes his "on to Rich
mond' without obstacle. 1t will be dis
tinguishcd for the amity and welcome that
attend it. 1t will prove to be the most
felicitous OF marches, and We are sure the
reporters may add to their sketch OF it the
phrase OF the penny-a-lincrs "Not an in
"cident occurred to mar the hilarity OF the
ssnooocioo -
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CHIEF MARSIIAL'S OFFICE,)
RICHMOND, VA. October 20, 1877. :
ORDER.

MARSHALS and AIDS will assemble at No. 1O2
Franklin street ut 12S p. NJ. TOMORROW, 30th
instant. #.A-
Aiessrs. w. MILES CARY aud HENRY D. DAM
FORTH are appointed aids to the Chief Marshal, and
will be obeyed and respected accordingly.
The representatives Of foreign Governments are
respectfully invited to take part in the procession
and carriages for their accommodation Will be pro-
.Vidcd.
Assistant Marshal LEWIS D. CRENsHAw, Dr.; Is
charged with the execution of this part OF Tue oroer
In regard TO foreign representatives.
BY order Of tho committee.
oc doll rPEYTON WISE, Chief Marshal.
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n1yFAIR GOODS, FAIR PRICES.
JUST WHAT THE PEOPLE "

JUST WHAT THE PEOPLE WANT.
HEADQUARTERS FOR CHEAP DRY GOODS
Is AT
ALuIMER BROTHERS, COL BROAD STREET
If GOODS FOR TIE FAIR. and invite the special
attention of visitors and the pnblc to examine their
extensive stock. Extra inducements offered for the
Far-week. Don't fail to give us call.
Just opened 400 pieces and pretty styles DRESS
GOODS from 12kto Soc; ,,r,o>-.. j..
l25 pieces Blaze ALrAcAs and CAcIIEM bI
Goods. Give us Il call on them.
4 new lot of CLOAKS just received. at extra low
prices, and invite 4 call for Inspection.
IL dozen BOULEVARD SKIRTS at soc. apiece
10 DOZEN T@tt Bi0otUiLEyARD SKIRTS from 75c to 80
A large ,rT,s line OF sIlAwLs, BLANKETS. QUILTS,
SlIEETINGS, &C. at the lowest prices.
25 dozen Ladies, Misses, and Gentlemen, UNDER
VESTS ut SOC. apiece worth 15c. Call and see
them, rs they are very cheap.
SIMERES and WOOLLENS for mems and boys
wear, rs make that L specalty We arc en-
ablcd to show an elegant assortment ut eXtraor-
binary low prices, and ask call to see for your
WATERPROOF CLOTHS, BEAVER and CHIN
CIIILLA CLOTHS for coaks aud overcOats-a
large line very low. - -
WHITE, RED, BLUE, and GRAY FLANSELS
at all prices, from l6 to zoe. a yard.
A very large variety of Ladies and Children 5
STRIPED HOSIERY, GLOVES. HANDkEE-
CHIEFS. CORSETS. PORTE-MONNAIES,
JET-JEWELRY. COMBS. &C., which will be
sold very low In order TO dispose Of them quick
4 handsome lot of SILK MUFFLERS, sCARFS,
and RIBBONS just received, 1t extra low prices.
Call and see them.
Our kID-GLOVE DEpARTMENT is complete.
just received for the Fair-wcck over 100 dozen
Ladies' twO-buttOn Kid Gloves ut soc. worth :
Don't filIl to buy pair. 125 dozen Ladies
and Gentlcmen's Kid Gloves from II to 50 q
pair-a full line. Give us call OH Kid Gloves.
In Gcutlemen's FURNISIIING-GOODS DEPART
MEST we have full line of White Shirts I'm.
dershirts, HandkerchefS. IIalf-Hosc, Seck-Tics,
Scaris, Suspenders, Collars &C., ut very low
prices.
CARPETS, very cheap, to effect sales. As we be-
lieve in quick sales and small profits II Will pay
you to give u call ut
TIIALHISIER BROTHERS.,
oc27 COL Broad street.
n. B.-MR. CHARLES HUTZLER Is now Win
u.s. and Will be pleased TO see his friends aud Gus
toners at THALlllMEk BRO Eno,
oc90 6ul Broao s'reet.
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sc7~ COHEN BROTHERS WILL OF

n~ COHEN BROTHERS WILL OF
FER this week
POUS0N'S GRoS-GRAlN SILK In black at CSC.
s pieces GUINETS BLACK SILKS ut 1925, re-
duccd from over 81:
10 pieces BUNNETS at :2.1O, formerly sold 1T
piece, 'TApIssIER BLACK SILK at sl.s5, for
IncrIy sold AT - 90:
pieces TAPISslER BLACK SILK at $50, for
mcry sold 1T -. .
An immense stock of COLORED SIT.kS in all
their various shades and qualities.
They will also offer
800 LACE CURTAINS at $3.50 set for two win
26O LACE CURTAINS at $40 4 set:
"a LACE CURTAINS at $40 4 set worth SO, ut
f12 worth fully SIG:
40 pieces APPLIQUE CuRTAlN-MlSLlN III
from i0c. 10 Csc. Il yard
4 large lot of real BRUSSELS CURTAINS very
cheap.
500 LAMBREQUINS in Nottingham, Spitzbergcn,
and real Brussels.
Also from bankrupt sale Of large upholstery
house. a large stock of CRETOSNES, tpllOL-
STERY, REPS In all the various coiorS including
several pieces of SILK DAMASSES 1.-THE finest goods
imDorled).
For thousands of novelties call at
oc27 COHEN BROTHERS..
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: -.---.,.--E :. Z fs.5LtFrF'Fs sTl rs
SPECIAL NOTICES.
~ COHEN BROTHERS HAVE JUST

MT COHEN BROTHERS HAVE JUST
il. RECEIVED:
45o dozen REAL KID, GLOVES in Black and Co
lors mt 75c.-the real value Of which Is 81 so !;
Also. the LEROY" SEAMLESS KID GLOVES;
so dozen LADIES' KNIT VESTS at 4Oc., 70 dozen
att 5c. toa 81: a.-r- .a Il.
GENTLEMEN'S and CTIILDREN'S UNDER
WEAR, in all qualities and sizes, at great reduc-
ton. oc 30
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r COHEN BROTHERS HAVE JUS

NJ COHEN BROTHERS HAVE JUST
purchased of retiring importer
SO pieces CoURTAULDs ENGLISH GRAPES, in
qualities from that suitable for trimming to the
heaviest and widest for wells, all Of which they
will sell Mt near 100 per cent. less than usual
prices;
They are also Offering the largest and cheapest stock
Of BLACK and COLOrED SILK vELVETS
ever offered before in this city;
A large stock of PIANO. and TABLE-COVERS
from 1880 to s35;
RUSSIAN CRASH Mt @, s, 10, and 1916.
All the novelties in SCARFS, GALLOOSs,
PRINCES, and other FANCY GOODS;
Their NOTION DEPARTMENT comprises every
thing that is novel;
Try their SPOOL-SIr.K four for 25c. worth 12hc
each;
Their HOSIERY DEPARTMENT Is now the mo st
extensive in this city. &C 30
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DICHMOND MOZART ASSOCIATION.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

The FIRST MUSICALE in the new MOZART
HALL wild be held on FRIDAY EVENING. No
vcrnber I'd. 1T 81 O'Clock The regular weekly mo,
sicn}es will hereafter be held on FRIDAY instead
of THURSDAY EVENINGS until further notice.
Membcrshp-tickets will hereafter admit ONLY
one gentleman and two ladies, and must In every
instance be shown at the door. oc 3O-4t
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M COHEN BROTHERS ARE NOW IN
RECEIPT OF
a full stoch of CLOAkS and SsIAWLS, which they
offer at low figures;
Also. large stock Of ENGLISH BEAVERS from
S1to&2 yard less than market value;
CARPETS and FLOOR OIL-CLOTHS:
WINDOW-SI1A DIES and FIXTURES;
HAMBURGER EpGINGS ut 8, i, 8, g. 7, 8, 9, 10c.,
and up-nll below market value
COHEN BROTHERS,
corner Fourth and Broad streets.
Closed SATURDAYS. oc go
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nj CHI A u P a G NE.

Gust landing In New York, direct from France,
100 CASES CHAMPAGNE
EXTRA DRY .NERZENAY, NAPOLEON CABl-
.~1..- NET, AND PREMIERE SERRE-
selected by me- aud superior TO that Of the last sew
eral years, being CT the celebrated 1874 vintage.
OSCAR CRANE,
oc 20-2w No II Governor street. ].
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CARPETS, OIL-CLOTHs, dc.

yITE ARE RECEIVING BY EVERY
wv steamer our FALL. STOCK OF GOODS.
A full line of CARPETS, OIL-CLOTHS, RUGS,
DRUGGETS, and MATS.
! SHADES, CORNICE-LACE, and DAMASK CUR
TAIES :PAPER-1iAEGiNGS Of all Styles
Work done In town country. All orders prompt
No. 90, corner Thirteenth and Franklin Streets,
-se 22-2m f- S'ss!.i.sl. = .,,.sSt7 q. 4
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IMPROVED STOCK.

IMPROVE YOUR DAIRY STOCK IEa
AND SWINE. E-
Four HERD-BOUk JERSEY tAiderncyI BULLS
from one to five years old, four BULL CALVES Of
same breed from Icrd-Sook. sircs and dams of best
selected butter stock three AYRSHIRE BULLS
from one to three years old. from lIcrd-oOk sircS
and dams, and one already registered siuglc cross
with any of tho above will ut once double the value
of your dairy stock.
wears old, and served by Iicrd-Record Berkshire
boars: five BERKSHIRE BOhRS, from SIX months
to three years old, bred from best Herd-Record
stock and three now registered: one ESSEN BOAR
one year old Also BERKSHIRE and ESSEN PIGS
bred from best imported stock. Apply at the Fair
Grounds or address a. l.. or NJ IS. kOMr:
90 30-d4t&w2t FREDERICKSBURG, VA.
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A TTENTION. RICHMOND CITY

DICHMOND LIGHT INFANTRY p
IL BLUES. ATTENTION Assemble at your q
armory ut y O'Clock ". TUESDAY. October 30.W
1877, i'll full-dress uniform. tor parade. IL
Ey command Of Captain WISE.
T. X. GLAZEBROOK.
&C 3O-lt Orderly Sergeant.
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LEE EQUESTRIAN STATUE.

EQUEsTRIAN STATUE OF GENE
that the MODELS FOR fHE EQUESTRIAN
STATUE OF GENERAL LEE Will be open for the
Inspection OF the public in the Senate chamber To-
DAY Tuesday from A. III: to l 7. NJ, and so
from day 10 day until IL p. nj. SATURDAY. No
yember 10th, upon the payment OF an admission
fee OF 20 cents. &C 30-tNo10'
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ROOTS. SHOES. &c.

row PRICES AND FAIR ISTa3
IL DEALING HELPS TRADE MOREsas~
THAN FAIR WEATHER.-NOw is your time 10
get bargains III BOOTS and SHOES Mt
j. MAYS, COZ Broad 81 rect.
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RAYS, ATTENTION Assemble H
VI ut rcgimental armory THIS DAY at 125H
O'Clock T.. NJ, In full-dreSs uniform, for rcgt- "
mental parade. IL
BY order OF Captain l.. J. BossIECX.
oc 3O-lt JAMES r. TYLER. Orderly.
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SARATOGA.

SARATOGA SPRINGs, July 13.-The weather
has been DELIGHTFULLY."- cool to-day ana rather cloudy very
few guests arrive the hotes in the morning ana ouay
has been strcty noticeable for the small number oil arr
walls up 10 tins time.
The town hall Is being renovated and prepared for the
recenon of the Senate next week. IL expected that
this extra session OF the Senate together with the july
meeting of the Saratoga Racing Association VIII ara"
good many visitors TO Saratoga
Gov Robinson is expected here early next week.
The first hop of the season was given at the
Congress The bali room brilliantly lighted, ana
WA. com oraDly filed with guests OF the Congress anu
other hotels Music was furnished by Landers Orchestra
There is a hop at the Grand Union ball room every
other night.
Mr. Moons new steam launch, Ncttie c. Price, went on
her trial Tip yesterday She very line Doa' anu '"o
third one launched by Moon.
,fno p.v Dr gnyler Is here and will lead the Young
Mems Christian Association prayer meeting toihoro"
morn ing.
PROT Edward North OF Hamilton College, Is at Temple
Grove
EA-Gov. Uoraio Seymour is busly engaged preparing
MS Grafton TO be delivered the Centennial Of the Battle
OF Saratoga.
The record of arrivals shows considerably larger
number of people here at this season last year
The Gabriel letter sensation lasted only Drief Day
A. A. Hickok, Mrs. Cha. Hickok and Miss Hickok oil
Cleveland; a. L. Jewett and wife and Miss Henrietta
Jewett Of Elinira Mr. and Mrs Henry Thompson OF
New-Yolk; Mr.. and Mrs Thomas 4. Hin OF Aurora; j.
c. Talbot and wife and Miss Talbot Of Boston; JOS II.
Harmon Mrs Harmon and Miss Harmon OF Detroit
Mch are at the Grand Union.
; L. Brewster of Rochester; II. c. Sherman and wife
of Bridgeport Conn. j. NJ Pearsall OF Brooklyn ana
Frank j. Bartlett Of Boston are at the Congress
Among tIose the United states Hotel are Robert
rurr, and the Row T. T.. Burra of England; Senator
R.krr Of Comsto KS g. Areu cs and wife; W. DuniOh
and wife OF New-iok; Ei~2d Lg p a ,nd 1 r nd
smith Chft and Miss CHI New YORK
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SUPPLEMENT

cation. The constancy OF his affection is remarkable
Once having formed attachment he deserts you
but cngs You until death do you part Ho is not by
any means a gourmand. He has q taste, and discrim
mates His avonte feeding spot is just back OF the ear
although In OF necessity he is satisfied with the nose
He likes large nose, and have never seen one so
small that he could not make larger in less than two
DAYS. We saw nose asst Summer-at least, we suppose
IL was nose-he man who owned 10 said 10 was-that
was so enlarged that the gentleman expressed grave
doubts as To his being able TO take IL home wi him.
We are Inclined TO think that lie succeeded for when
came out We heard OF thar nose until reached Mar
TINS where We were told il took tue stage for Patsbug
The wife OF the late Commodore Vanderbilt. will
arrive at a hotel in Prttsfed, Mass.
Bedford Springs in Pennsylvania was named Bedford,
after a Duke OF Bedford, IN the year 1854. In the
year 1853 the allied soldiers of Maryland Virginia and
Pennsylvania numbering 5000 men, marched through
it on their way capture Fort Duquesne In the Espey
House." still standing, Gen. Arthur st. Clair acted rs
Prothonotary in 1877 and in 1894 Washington used the
house as his headquarters while marching to subdue the
'Whsky Instruction" in Western Pennsylvania In 1904
the celebrated springs discovered POLITICIANS nave
much freqnenicd the place. chief among whom were
James Buchanan, Andrew G. Curtin. and Simon Cam
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VOLUNTEERS TO BE CALLED OUT.
Y ,eu,>-croN IuIv I9-Thp folloUinr wa

w WASHINGTON, july IO.-l HC lolloNlHS h.'o
received at the War Department TINS morning:
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, July u.
To the Secretary Of Var, Washington. ID. g.:
The following dated Lewiston, July IL, has just been
forwarded from Portland to-day:
In the absence OF Cen Howard, who Is beyond my
reach Thin. Gen NrDOWcl should be informed that
have reliable information That Joscps Dand mas lately
received considerable acCcsslOns ana IL is feared many
other reservation Indians will join MIN. would suS-
gst TINT Washn5t Territory or oregon troops De
called for Immediately To prevent this ana the damage
that may follow during tho absence OF troops uhtI they
can be replaced by regular troops.
(SIgned) SCULLY.
Col Scny who sends this dispatch. is IA old officer OF
much : ryce in Indian warfare aud in the Department
ol The Columbia aud do not feel at iocty to disregard
his appeal. IL some way unaccountaDe to me the sec
oud Infantry ordered here week ago. has not yet
started send tomorrow every man have been able
TO scrape together side OF Arizona, and altogether
the four skeleton companies DO not amount 10 hundred
NEIL Under these In5anccs, approve tue susges-
ton to call out tor limited time 2OO volunteers from
Washington Territory or Oregon.
(S,sacD Mcdowell, MalOr-General.
4, soon a. the above dispatch received, Gen. Nn-
cent ha acnx euera proceeded to the White
House and laid before TIE Cabinet, then in session
After a brief consultation il vas ordered that call for
200 volunteers should be made as recommended by Gen
Mcdowell and he should be authorized to Increase
the number to 300 il necessary.
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SUMMER RESORTS.
LONG BRANCH.

LONG BhANCl.
LONG BRANCH, July 13.-The warm weather
OF yesterday and to-day has made a visible I'm
provement in affairs here. The hotels brighter
with new faces and the bluff and baths much moro
lively.
The event OF the day the excursion OF tho Phila-
delphia Commercial and Maritime Exchanges About
800 Of the members OF both bodies dned at Howlands
Hotel at p. M, after which meeting was organized,
over which S. f. Malone President of the Corn Exchange
was called TO preside. The first speaker was eX-Gov
Pollock Of Pennsylvania who, after brief address read
series of resolutions complimentary Of the North Penn
syvana the Bound Brook and the Central OF New-Jer
sey Railroads Following Mr.. Pollock In short addresses
T. IIosper Jolres, OF tie Commercial Exchange;
william Brooke, President Of the Maritime Exchan'e;
Col. Henry d. Wech, President OF the American
Steamship Company; George U. Allen, OF WOOL
Marsh & Co., dry goods importers ana dealers
Edward r. Knight President Of the Bound BrooK
and Central New-Jersey Railroads; Solomon Ron
ers Engineer OF the North Pennsylvania Railroad ana
William Massey, PRINCIPAL stakeholder in the Narro"
Gauge Railroad, from Philadelphia 10 Atlantic Cl'J'
opened the travelling public few days ago me "o7'
interesting speech that Of President hhisnI WHO
favored American steamship lines every port demand
Ing them and thought it would Do wisdom ior the Gov
ernmcnt to stop the paymen. OF the National debt ana
provide Subsidies for such lines OF steamships ana INC
provision of labor all the country thus giving an
impetus machine shops, founderes, shiiDudihg' anu
other American industries. Inc e1curslohiss io' luz
Philadelphia at $50 p.
The popular theme OF conversation Ia the fnll-
dress hop to given the Ocean Hotel tomorrow even
ing Prominent among the Committee OF Arrangements
are the following gentlemen: j. u. Coleman; j. II;
SiarIn Cen stanbcry L. a. MontoOh. Ira shaier ana
Mai. &c rye :. BisSel. ~
R1nia,nn Wood ana family, OF New-IOrk; Gen H. W.
Price L. s. A.; A. II. Goodwin, OF Paterson. " J; X NJ
pnmeroy of BOSTON Mass Charles whitney and family,
r U1vemeycr OF New-YOrk; j. Il. French, Sergeant
IL of Ia j. l..
and &. /. l. re, OF Philadelphia. O.. A..
j. Mckinney of san Francisco is at the United states
HJel; Mr. Peter ChTystal of San Francisco, Is Al tie
Ocean Hotel aud W. W. Byin-ton, OF Newark ~ D.,
ia at the Mansion. - .,
GOV Bedie and family will arrive hers tomorrow ana
rem. IN over Sunday, al the Mansion House.
GOOD dead OF fault is found with the collector OF taxes
for having advertised thrtyiye prOpcry-0whers Is ne
nquents they had paid their taxes IL was gross
Iuude.. 81 the least.
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TONNAGE " me CANALS.
THE INCREASE OVER LAST YEAR.


A statement of the actual business transacted
on The canals of tho during the months or May ana
June Ms compared with last year. has been Obtained by
TuE tribune by the kindness of Mr.. g. W. SchuJ ler the
STATE Auditor at Albany The tolls received Tor these
two montns tins year 9monntoi to $lS7,767. against
s- yO for the same period last year. fact when con
sidered by Itself is calculated to give the
impression that the system or low tolls Is fall-
urc The statement OF the tonnage al the canals
however shows that the low tolls have been the means
az attracting an increased business to the canal, ana
Ewes q different and somewhat more encouraging look u
the matter IL appears that the total Tonnage OF the
canals during May and June, 1876, was llsl,l30 ana
that for May and June. 1877 it has been l,2lo632a
ean IN 1877 OF 81, 1913 tons.
Tine gain was chiefly coal westward bound, anu not
in cram and provisions, might be Inferred from the
facts that the receipt. of grain and provisions AT New
York have increased enormously since the system ot low
tols went into effect There is no culty in accounting
for that increase OF receipts at New-York however IL
ia one of the effects tine low tolls which have COM
reIed the New-York railroads 10 reduce their tiilH
So low as to bring back business to New-IorS.
An Increased business in Western products, however,
WAS not transacted ON the canals. There VIII be large
tprres. rs soon as the crop begins to come forward
NM il mas not taken place yet IEc tonnage vi tho
.afiI Inn. ~
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THE INDIAN WAR.

RENFORCEMENTS FOR GEN. HOWARD.
FOUR COMPANIES SAILED FROM SAN FRANCISCO
GOV. PERRY Al wALLA-wALIA-GGN. HOWARD
AROUSED
SAN Francisco, July 13.-Capt Cushlngs
Company stationed At PresidiO Capt. Peers Com
pany from Alcatraz Capt Bevens Company OF the l2th
Infantry and Capt Weiss Company OF the 9Th Infantry
until lately stationed at Fort Yuma, will leave a
for Portland this evening The four companies
combined number scarcely hundred men, but they
will take with them thirty recruits who have been
mustered in this city
Portland press dispatch saws: "News has been re
ceved here from wala-waIla Iuly II. Gov. Ferry ar
rived yesterday morning bringing him arms, ammu
milton, etc. sufficient to 900 men. His object In com
ing here il to look the situation from posi-
ton. He will doubtless raise two companies Of volun
teers here. The latest is that Gen. Howard is at
Camas Prairie. NilmOt told Gen. Howard, IN the pres
ence OF Monroe OF the manner in which Col. Perry nc
elected sevent volunteers at the time OF the nght on
the Cottonwood the 5th inst. Gen. Howard wanted
the statement pat in writing by the volunteer officer
in command He said he was very sorry to learn
that any officer of the army should refuse prompt
sisance in such extremity He further said he would
take 30 prisoner and that he would the Indians
and Kill them if il was possible. Gen Howard on his re-
turn from Bly's Crossing of the Salmon RIVER used
great dispatch his movements and marches. lie Is
now fully aroused the situation, nly 80 II
his talk means anything The wounded are doing we'll
The jackson company lett Lpwa on the lOh INST Tor te
front, guarding a supply train Dispatches arrived at
Lewiston sunday evening indicating much alarm at
Lapwa and cautonmg Lewiston against attack that
night strong guard was put out guns placed III the
hands of citizens commercial travellers pressed