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TIE METHODIST EPISCOP1L CHURCH.
yEw-ExGLANp ANNUAL CONFERENCE.

NEW-ENGLAND ANNUAL CONFERENCE.
B0,ToN, April 9.--At the fifth days session
Of the Nc-Enguud Conference Of the Methodist Ll'eo
pa, Church to-day. resolution was adopted expressive
of gratitude 20 President Hayes ana body for banlsing
liquor from their public and prya.c receptions and il
WAS ordered that 4 copy be sent {" the President An
address vas made by the Rev. A. Kyttt d. d., SecIc-
t,ly Of the Church Extension Society. The Committee
on Domestic Missions reported through its chairman
that owing The crippled condition Of many churches
within the bounds Of the conference. The whole work
ought to be Divided INTO districts ana each district be
pI in charge Of pastors who should look after sooctie
in need Of help and ia connection with the other past Us
devise means for receiving supplies. The commute
recommended tat % cOnf rrUcc missionary ID" ipoSitN
whose iite suDuld devoted funds for tn
work The accepted tho report. and voted 10
devote special 10 It's considerations TIE qucS
non Of eh,ncn. the rules OF church government 80 tha
presiding elders shall he nominated Z" the bishop by IN"
conference instead OF being appointed directly b. iIc
sl,,p was bfn called and referred special commit
tee of five report the next session ct me coIucuhcc
Tie Rev Dr. Cumniu in behalf OF the AmCIci ~ Pearc
Society offered resolutions approving me WIacics oL
That society, which were adOitcd.
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TIE COURTS.
LAND ASSOCIATION FRAUDS.


WHAT. WILLIAM u. GuION DECLARES 10 8E IhE
history or the TARRY1owH Nights COMPANY.
The suit of Joseph Seligman and A. V. Stout
against william n. Guon. involving the management
Of the Tarrytown flights Land Company, was before
ChcfJustice Day. in Common Pleas, SPECIAL IetiD'
Yesterday on a demurrer 10 defendants answer
The plaintiffs as assignees OF thlt company ;
sue Mr. Guion for $4,000, the agreed price
of u acres of land sold by the company 10 him.
Nh Guon's answer is that the Or-anizaton OF the COM
pany was fraudulent and ITS management OF the same
character. He SAYS that Lewis Roberts. tho mana
ger Of the coInpany put in land bought ny MN n
few months hcforo $226.797. and Mr. LeheFts Pnt
in land bought % few days before Tor $ll2,0OO Inc
company two DAYS after its Incorporation took Rob'rs
land for s713 600 and Left rs's land for S2S7oOo
million in all the lands being subject 10 mortgages iOr
S2ll OBS The whole capital stock was issued Tor ms
million dollars of real estate. The value over lie mort
CAGES Mr. Guiou saws WAS not one-ttnth of The prce
named. He says Roberts represented 10 MN Ihnt
and greatly alon the lands and draw
class of persons who would build costly residences anu
Tins induced him buy land worth 500 an aero IoI
80 900 Der acre He also took 800 shares 81 the company
Tor 500 600 He saws the company failed ID ihiIi s
pron.cS bt ii WAS only recently That he discovered tne
frauds in its cption He adds that to cover the mort
cages hc conlany conveyed to the paiAtih5 ire prop
cents tie bonds being bought by the trus,cc3 ms NC
saws The COMPANY had right To do The Court
decision \. j. Iut appeared loI paIu''hs' ~ -
Merritt for the GPicHiant
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CRIMINAL NOTES.

The Court of Oyer aid Tcminrr was adjourned
yesterday TO 5 III %.
William ". White; the lettor-carrier of Station y
who s. a., arr stcarH letters saturday has waived
preliminary examination, and his case VIII 70 20 the Grand
Jury.
Joseph Sacidle OF No. go last Ihiri-st. was
c5uoI ~ecoad time watering hi mix Will. crossing
Inv and Judgc sutherland, ln the Court uf Goncra Session
YESTERDAY The PenittEtary for 30 days ned
him 500.
Joseph Rasctf, an Italian laborer on the night of
March o tuc,d Mary T.. wi domestic. who pass
m loIgh }arOIl into his apaItInt MS aud COMMITTED an
Tr lad been SICK iH hospital for
syt I to: li and delicate lcait. Her injuries
very , .1us. convicted ui tic rltSr U thc Cu
OF Gen fal Sessions yesterday. trm lasting several
ia. y and Rcco.a,r lGcEe sthrIcct Am 10 l. years
pri ,OHlnent in IA, state Prison - l,rt Labor.
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SHIPPING NTELLIGENCE.

rolgr or NETWORK .................."APRL. o.
CLEARED
steamship Fanny Cadwaiiadtr Clark Baltimore WIN Dali
steamship ChegapeaKe. Nansun Portland ]. p. AmeS
Steamship beverly Wallace. Philadelphia. Jas Hand.
ship Atlas tNOrD, larson Antwerp beg, funch Edye
& Co.
BARK IpfactCr. Hayden, Hong Kong, Il \. Low & Bro.
Bark ocean Beauty tBr seagroye London Peabody. WI
lis ~ 60.
t. Alice bradshaw CBr). Sanford, Brigewator n. s..
ing britannia (Br.) Hotehkiss, Brdsetown, Bar, II.
TT wbridEeR sons.
Drg Asryrian tIr). Conlin Queenstown Falmouth for
Orders tied. \. Biley.
rrii = r. Goodwin williams Bridgeport. stamford MANI
tacturiuR Go.
sclr g. X Wilson Cropper Norfolk. Va. slaght Petty
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CIVIL NOTES.

The suit of Laurence l.. Levy against David ~
Potsoam ANA others tiled yesterday before Judge aiIe
more in Common i'as, Trial FERN Tho suit was oh ~
notes q tho defendants Their 2eense vas a hrse "sIs
gwen merely Tor the recommendation OF We p1uun The
jury found 81 plaintiff his full clam $500 -
In the suit of Tilton against the United STATES
Life Insurance Company growing out OF The alleged s"r''h
Ger OF policy under pressure the company OF its agents
at less than It's value which has been already published ~
vas rcn.d Yesterday brfor Chcf DAILY In Comrm
Pleas Special Term the court rr5rrflng us dcts'i
The trial of the suit of Thomas Spoford against
Curtis NJ Norhrup bc,un yesterday before Judge Van
Ioescn in Pleas Trial Term. The plaintiff says that
his home day ne found ina MS NS han
ef ms house an akon his tdmiGrt ana 'Hsd ne ,la a.
have been 6cu legal separation. The case IL stll on
The suit Of Edward Roberts against James Hill
was brought bill Of goods for 1882 sold b. pan to de-
PENDANT la s7. rod yesterday before Judge an
Rruut ~ nr,me Court Circuit and the inter :! was about
ii0 per cr resulted in verdict 81 S2096 js, which costs
VII swell 20 "}.n lhierTi' W. Si!i To- f., diIut
In the suit of William Wilson, ir., against Che City
for 4 $50 CO. the unpaid per cent of largo contract Tor
pipes and oher Judge Lawrence in 7n'
pr,mo Court, Chambers hfs or ere setSrlce. Inc "ae
tract and denial ihe items ccrIoct Jadee Lawrence
appoints Emott Joseph = Bo-"ort and T. = Mar
OTTO y. Mclcer has sued his wife for divorce.
ana yesterday before Judge bonohue III S-
pr'me Cont. Chambers, Oh htr notion Tor "!h'S' nv
plaintiff in opposition presented affidavit Of John cfh
That She lad ,td n Va places WIKI various men ~ bus
bands bat tuoarhon De- had ben j T HIhoir SIC d
sending Tor Inn 10 W -nngi'. JH'te p@ip!H' ~
c!,t,d and askc! it tler, va any cor"bo.itn Oh ~
affidavit lie limited that Cahii wor TOO m-cA hcIer''"
hi, decision.
The sui of Mcdeck. administrator, AGAINST Boyd
was tried yesterday J. +. Daly In Common
Pleas Trial Term The plaintiff Charles DAHL Meierk
While in 81 tn lot Sc IS HrSrtsi WIS A.'d Hy he
faln. Of rotten vail liz .'r sued ,' d.;g9a . a9
viG'" i,a IA no., r\ilt, .'@ a.. ~, S', go,,tr The
t.st fsi. 4.
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Ono DIV. inst aftcr kim Solomon bad writ

One day, just after King solomon had writ
ten column Gf 80 ia uonparci wise gnd moral proverbs
har stairs OF The llcc r ug the back yard, past the
voo.ishpd, oat into the alley backed him mp b'hiAd
Ahtophcs wood Pile looked wariy aro1nG to see tLa
mo- one WAS listening and whispered INFO the Young mans
ear. VI son, little oict III n sprealeaSr .ie lhsu-
* better thHn cait-loHd OF preferred
stool m the q air mines" thcu The monarch threw
his head SIDE. drew IN his chfn shat one eye, ana
azrd ~ his on pg acnce. Three years aitcIWarG,
when the Great Hebrac Consolidated stormy Jordan
life Assurance Conuauy, " which that intelligent yoUng
princr was president went into bankruptcy the young
nau was able to his i,rcr who little short a.
me Zinc have 10 shctcls for 90 days his simple
note Of hand burlington Hawk Eye
Don't yer tell me dc culcd man can't nehber
mount TO muffin IN de Speor Of science, SAID Deacon
JoEuslng Yesterday "LOOk Al Oe Bul now. one oh &c
lolcinGstcst lyn' musicaaers."-l Boston Traveller
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NEw-YORK, Monday, April ., ~

NEw-YoRK, Monday, April Q, 1877.
The following legal sales were consummated
at the Exchange siesrOom to-day:
By T. X. St,Usnsop IT,
twnstOlv and basement hCUsc with iot, n OF East
uIyer i,o oVi -, $500
Hg scot & Nytr'.
cursforg brick store and dwgl Hing with lot on 10Th
ss6 e',i u o.'''' . 5000
BV 4. H. LUffyw e 20.
tyo.story frame house. with ot. y " East Sith-st,
$50 Il OF 3daye, lot "Ol0NfoO; L Crit..... 5000
By JOia T. BOgt
l threcs story ard attic br.ck house win lo 212
30 iG G,i s. rarndf. s. 200
| threr.stnry frame house. with lot. OF West 1891
S,i. ,' u ~ 81 900
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MINISTERS DISCUSSING THE HEATHER.

At the meeting of Che Baptist ministers yes
erday the essay roped IN the negative TO the question,
Can the heather be saved without Christi" Dr. Je"ett,
for 2S years missionary in india and Dr. sioddard,
also missionary in India for number OF years, spoke
of their experience which mad taught them that Inc
bcatan understood the difference between right and
wrong before they knew anything about religion. The
Rev. MI Reeves OF Albany then talked Little about the
great revival in progress in that city After the
ministers conference the Rev. c. W. Samson delivered
his lecture upon Modern Spnliuallsm."
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FoRAG1NG on TIE ENEMY.-As old 81 wa

L OhA6INN ON I'M i1NI-hI' -ho Oiu 81 Ndo
cleaning up the lamps last nieht We asked him "SL
do YOU think Democrats ought To take Offices front
HAYES" aver mean II Hayes 'st0niSl,s or Dnmycrdt
shown or Office al him, mus he take dati' Yes,
stop long for my edvicc, yOs edCr :" why not :"
Kase hits mOughty weltrained colt dat whunies for
sign fore he tackles dc oats OATS sOt out Iorc him.
Hrs Jess mach ter imagine FUN hongry men nH'
Won let IIayes mp office Tore desc Dumycrlts,
am erasshoppers on cOnsak 'ud look azy long side
oh dem Pears Kin dem nckin' der chops
now r-fAilanta Constitution,
You can utilize your cake of maple sugar,
If YOU ind there much sand IN II 10 make nlOissos
OF by putting IL IN neat frame OF carboard or some
kind of fancy In bright colors, aud hanging M
against the wall 10 Eight ches On IL never wears cut
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OFFICIAL RECORD OF MORTGAGES

SIMPSON Richard lnd wIc 70 Kate Brmcr, %! 2.d.
- oth ~J'V"p
r@ of 5, ls' 81 s. l Tii IS 5000
H Iotl,, 0SH VI iiir a., year 1903
p ~ Ios'e o. 2,! ars ' years 1900
s@ e al 5o.G and 'i Inst 30 '' r $4,000
Tyl,r J q. 10 Eylrts East BROADWAY, corner 81 go
591 NJ S sefye 81 and 81 s 1900
Klein FIT AND ANA WE 10 J"s''A ] % $500
Nc o2 5oaH ard q, g SG 70 Sai I 5000
HerrlnaGn A,i"w, % A'i 5} li = ,,sr. 800
G.ege4gac, AGd,y', AMI V ycsf. 80 1000
Graham John to Sarah ilasan, OIL ave - %" o' ,Io
Bsnirti VIA H. TO CLas Ias4ile OF va EeiSi oil an,
ii; ~, - i'''-'' j. Y. SAVAGE DrprtY ResiSrt
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MINIATTRE ALMANAC.

SIN Bog s"ts.... G3i Clock fas; liz
Moon rises 4.2 Moon souhs 947 Moons age, days, 20
Hr3n WAFER rODAY-A NJ
Sandy Hook 5T GOV Island. j:j7 Hell Cate. FAC
WATER TO-DAY-P "
Sandy Hook 5:3s Gov Island. 6;25 Hell Gate. SAT
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gitn Reai gstate for Sole.

EOR SALE-A medium sized donolc Drown,
st1u, HOUSE No. II East 7Jtust, bet Madison alh
Egftb Ay.nu.s Free moderate. Terms easy ldllis7'
possession Il desired. Inquire on pI''h'se>
LOR SAI.E--At very low price and on very
Z ,asv f,nrs ELEGANT four toyy uelstoon OfoNnrt ~
NOUS c1nret finished splendid mrror, has ths Vows
Of Central PARK Inquire oa promises i'V5' "''I4'''
near 19ih So out caucc s-----
C,AIOKY CuDINEYS CURED.-NO cuio no
= pay. COOKING that heat 90 rooms aos "'
rante,l 1T Ill, uRIPPEN & Co, 5daNo, 1po'o -'''o"
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PASSENGERS IRRiyED.

FROM BERNUDA-Ta steamship CdnfnG, April 9.-Capr
T. Ellis capt. Plat Capt FrIng Capt Cole, Mrs BerWind
n T. AID Mr. j. H. tsh,r MI. and Ms N,rrm Capt and
Mis- Bartlett CAPT. II. HocT. A. r. Watcrbrg \ y. Int
!ov cart H. Crozicr, capt Lowe Iea, r. Corr, r. Holly
Johnston. and servant, ". r. Johnston. Mrs Nlou, W
rraccu capt NJ. Firth, J. Govern, j. Doughty, j. Bangs
IYtYi. tgk
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~AIENnARS-TfiIs Day.


22s Murphy agt. scott. 2Gi Hamilton act Emo.
2G3. -Lnrcioilow agt How go Anten agL Auten.
SPECIAL TFRM-vAS voRar ].
%. Green agt M!ibank et 25s schaarr act Stevens
2l7..Jasser and aro. ngt. 259 .siewrr5 ast namel
cp3" j s q Ms. sS} q laf sna F.
ct d !; Il. r. GO. oei The
2Is IInfd ae De La Mare w.. Mayor Sc, SSt'N.Y.
900 -hoar a. acr cocEbnrp son . q al 4' caster
h4rr pnk asi Ben lse 2an G s!a as a. Tayor a
nl..Jone9, aer. Mttnacht -. y, Gr'nac r y. 60.
ct al ia Brewster ami ano agt.
G GS"e TF act a. 27o rf%l1S3 and nc
"a People STATE u = y 277Foote and an6 igt.
Street RAILROAD I 70" CO 2so Ko.ar act fii Sc
and ors. 2o2 HUFFMAN agt. smith
Cmcuu-PMr I-LAwREscE J.
cool Henlin agt. Powers. 1913 smt, agt ovfrn2n,
25l5..Auen ct Al. aga. Ache SER 1t al
a7s5 oGs agt. Brodc and 100 TaHE sai AadySyaa'
1888 Collins art, The mayor, ,o.., ans and aHo w.
1913. .Bosatzsfi agt. gogatz- Gum.
Sss at sor at al ' Ss Cole:
sos French &c, at, Red. 1886 McKccyer act. n y.
1853. BuicT, &c, agtPhyfo S277 Robinson ag. Muller
Butie &C. act. Freu' Abb HGnnan agt Conner.
friltiS 81 a..
1857. Butler. sc. agt. Drey-
fU0s ct al.
PAEr IT.-BAREETr. J.
Case On.lO9G.. Hewlett agt. Wool. No day calendar.
PAgr tfL-NAN BRUNT, !.
2O99 .McKnrh &c, agt. 2ig. Mount agt First Nat.
Dryin Cd ~. Bank If Norfolk
2o96 Hart as TAYLOR e al 6O3 sJOues agt The Mayor,
i2i1 .NOrthwCk aEt. BUJas sc.
ct al. lt3S.. Iioyt Il al agt. Ntchol
1913 Beck agi. WagtnCn. son.
1891 Patterson Conner 1888 Manning. &C., agt O
$50. RyCznan agt. Sehat 3l6.. Donovan agt. Conner
e ri. Nc.
5000 sgt Proud Il al 1853. sullivan, by GUARDIAN
lBll Dickinson agi. Dudley. agi. Docrbechts
!2ila. .FessCndrn act y. ]. l55Shultheias ara
Car Spring and iLCo. Wciuhari eud afo
i28 Ferguson ~. mite 463O..Nan Bcnschosn q; H.
1909. Carlwtll agt Fetirecht. at Wnghtet a.
1927. Reynolds ast DaIld ot
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therefore believed that Nichols has only to reject
all propositions for an adjustments to secure al he
res-n0n-intervention, IL W. D.
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BROOKLYN Real estate for Sale.

DWELLlNG-H0USES Nos AZ =, ~ ~. ll i6N r,6s
ann, al iSJ and l9i WiouEhbyss "a Iaiayette;aYe
"Ff' GORDON l. FoED, " Clark 81 Et'oAya.-
L'OR SALE or TO RENT, FURNiShED,oo--
~. sized threesory aud basement bricA hons@ w
Harrson opposite CHRIST Cnnrch the house 70 III 80
orjc, And flly falnisaedi th1 To- !u.h ~ .V"" ~
pleasant, terms moderate Apply ON premises.
,1OR FXCUANGR-HOUSES brown-stone
frouts directly at the entrance Of Prospect ah,
lyu FOR ENCHANGEOr SALE. Locales 20 ana SIN ,n
80 ~ md "a 81 NarssaYe. lob Prospect place ~. ~
coin pace NIL new every tespeet adnifaby oeau @r
Iii owner would take IN part pay nebL -
sm All hauses ROBERT =. BUSSlNG, 2ot MontaS"oS"'
Continental Building BrooAlyn. Broker IN eai Estate
NOR SAbE-A iirst-elass brown-stOne HOUSE,
Arehitrayo style, three-sory basement and suOeeaa
ooxa4xiOJ all modern improvements In excellent comm
ton pancled stool bars and gates courtyard ID ''o"
weather shed n rear twelve sn gold gait chandeliers o'
last sping sl2 900 viii sell for $4,000 lowest preei 's
nrstesss sea,ioa. Apply az sls Laiay ettoasa
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Corgr OF GExvRM SRssIoSs-PARr I-lIACEErT Recorder
Frederick 81 Her, burglary; Ch8.s NorrbCS, grand lar
,,nv; Lena B'cyrrt forgery Patrick T. ponGelf assault
and battery; Frederick G'uaAu fclonous sa"i ANA Dat
t.r RI, bert JacEsun receiving stolen goods Pirtk stew
art Gott.b Si.rrs. grand larceny Max Grogn'F James
UAy,r pe!t larcray Martin Delaney, assault and battery
PAci II BLAND John Reilly, l,iuil9S asSlnlt
and battery: Wallace \. Lalug James DUNLAP Henry SIN
r,ar I Jaryr, grand larceny; Albert Albeit, forgery
DAVID Buns Thomas Ei.iuan, George joAnS'n iHdm
class Parick Nahcy, assault and battery James tllnoy,
violation Excise law.
CorCr OF APPEAIs-AIBAVY. y. Y, April 9.-The follow.
i fhc Court Appeals lay calr1tar for Tuesday April
10 Is-T: Nos go 3G3 PSI 2S4 2SG. 2-7 2S9 mit 29O.
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PART III.
SG63. KIekeicr ast. Conner

&c.
5IJ2..TuITay AIT. Iuthy.
$3.50. .Goldlirr agt. Young.
1863 sanford agt. Schrclnry.
Ssti..Keiiv otal. agt. shelby.
DTS. " satf act. Randall
-raf. .Eliisrt al.agL~c.Ieuck.
7D.r. Fuf hfrHh3ch ct ai at.
NvUgs.
, 1877-08-03
SCIENCE GOSSIP.

The sewage question at Paris is
about as important as that of the new
ministry. Paris can shake that off,
change the government, in fact, and
has tried ten different kinds in as
many decades; but the sewage is not
so easily removed. 1t is now emp
tied into the Seine, four miles below
the city. This not only fills up the
channel at the rate of 100000 GU
bic feet per year, but is a fruitful
source of disease to the towns on the
river thus charged with impurities.
Officials have taken in charge this
matter and are experimenting in two
directions, clarifying it before the
discharge into the Seine and utiliz.
ing it as a fertilizer. Sulphate of
aluminium is put into the watts through
which the sewage is conducted, thus
rendering the water pure and color
less. A system of conduts has also
been formed to test sewage in gard
ening, but the only positive results
thus far obtained are irate farmers
holding their noses, foul well-water,
incipient cases Of malaria, ard taste
less vegetables. So the authorities
are in fix. The experiments in
England have been more successful,
and prominent gardeners say sewage
if properly managed, makes fine
fertilizer. No doubt a little inteli-
gence will soon lead to better agri-
culture and sanitary modes in all
countries of the world. The "Scien,
ti6c American" suggests that even
smaller towns can proftably utilize
its sewage, and suggests that tramps
might be made to do the supernum-
cry labor of trench digging, ETC.;
but 1t forgets that many of the towns
in New England have undertaken to
get some good out Of these animals;
and the inspiring result is couple
of salaried overseers for each tramp,
with lodgings, cheese and crackers
ad lib'tum, for all of which few roll
ling stones are picked out of the dust.
, 1877-08-03

TOUCHES THE SPoT.-The "Dem'
ocratic Leader" published at Bing-
hamton, N. Y, hits about right when
it says the following: "Correspon-
dents who furnish items for this pa
per, need not be at all surprised to
find all portions of their correspon
dence that we suspicion to be inten-
ded for slur or ''good joke" on
some other person left out. They
must understand that the LEADER
does not propose to be re- e e)tacle
for their bile. Some of our cores
pondents send more such trash than
they do Legitimate items Of news, and
take every method to deceive us into
publishing their stuff. We give all
correspondents warning that where
they furnish items rejecting wrong
fully upon a neighbor, we shall have
no hestancy in giving their name to
the injured ones. We would like
good, sensible correspondents in
every part of the y. We can
get along without the other kind.
, 1877-08-03
FRENCH AFFAIRS.

"In France the excitement which
was born of President McMahon's
coup de main of the 10th Of May,
which ended in the resignation ol
the pronounced Republican Ministry
headed by M. Jules Simon, and the
organization Of another with the dis
trustful and reactionary Due de
Broglio as the chief, has been revived
again by the action of the House OF
Deputies. Recently Count De Chi
seul presented sweeping condem-
nation of the President, which after
debate was adopted by vote of 1868
against 1853, showing nearly every
member present. The principle
speech of the debate was made by
Leon Renault, who addressed the
House in behalf of the Republicans
and all Conser vatives who had rail-
lied to the republic. He was vehe
ment in his denunciation of what he
claims was an attempt to turn from
the republic, and restore the Mon
archy. He declared amid the ap-
plause of the Conservatives, that the
Cabinet would ruin the President, as
Polignac had ruined Charles X, and
simply pave the way for the triumph
of the Bonapartists.
When the order of censure was
being read in the Chamber, the Min
istry quilted their seats, but as their
absence did not alarm anyone, they
soon returned. When the vote was
announced one of their number de-
clared that the Government was in
different to any order the Chamber
might adopt. The pretence that
lhey do not chaf under the condem-
nation they have received, will de-
ceive no one. 1t does not reconcile
with the systematic repression of all
foreign newspapers for their denun-
citation of the President. Nor will
it be denied that the unanimity with
which pubic opinion of Europe
has censured Mcmahon, has been
watched in France very attentively
-" Democratic Leader"
, 1877-08-03

The revenue of Greece is about
So,OOO,OOO ear,and the debt is al.
ready so large that there is but little
hope of extinguishing the principal
The army is nominally 10000
strong, but there are rarely more
than FIVE or six thousand men under
| az. The navy consists of two iron
clad frlgates and few steamers and
sailing vessels.
, 1877-08-03
SINGER SEWING MACHINE.
OFFICE oFSINGER MANUFACTURING Co
Cnrnor Eirsi and Ynmhill SIS,

OFFICE oF.SINGER MANUFACTURING Co. }
Corner First and Yamhill ss.,-
Portland, Oregon, February ~, leU;,
SPECIAL NoTiCE.-We would respectfully
call the eattention ofour former customers, and
ali persons who desire to purchase our cele-
brated Sewing Machines, that Mr. John +.
Peterson, of Port Townsend, Is our regular
authorized agent and collector, and all orders
left with him will be filed promptly, and all
machines sold fully guaranteed by this COM
pnny. Machines sold on the installment plan
and liberal discount made for cash.
Singer Manufacturing Company,
WILLIS Is. FRY, Manager.
MILTON w. PARSONS,
General Travelling Agent, Oregon and w, L.