The Morning herald., 1877-04-18
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rha old SIKH Nasaauks tRe simsnl
iii hold reunion q Lawyepce On tht
9th M int. the anniveraary * theis march
hroush Balimors.l q ~ .o''i 's@ci
Il 1, exppeetsd d that the next, high tide
ri carry the ice out of the st. Lawrence
t;vsr Il Care ,Ropge,, The river p clear
/ ice il ffent Of Montreal. !. . Far : 4, ~.
Official notice 4 IL il given ~ The Peat Oface
Denartmeat that tho colonies Of fl6pain aad
fthe Netherlands are admitted into the
seneral Postal Union from The titat day u
LAY, 1877. s ~ s2.'i, s.:, '5,5s 5is 39@ f% afi 7
VIM. ]. Reed, foreman Of the pattern
hop Of the Corliss Engine Works, Prcvi:
ence. r. I, died from an overdose Of
norphine, which, it y alleged, was put up
: druggist for quinine.sds . .aa' ! - I.
On Monday. iafternoon, the colored com
|ao,es Of Washington paraded in honor of
Emancipation Day, and, were addressed BY
Frederick Douglass, upon whom they call
d to congratulate him. g. = of
The strike of the Reading Railroad en-
;neers continues. The strikers are conf
ent they can gain their point. The com
ANY say they can get all, the men they
iced. ,2tn9.., ., 41"7H .,',, '1 l.a
The Postmaster. General has issued an
rder that all original appointments Of
kilway post office clerks, route agents,
bail route messengers or local agents shall
8 made only for : probationary term Of
x months. ~ gag 81, ar;rs. sir Ift
Edward A. Thomas has been appointed
associate Judge Of the Supreme Court Of
Wyoming. There seems to be no doubt
nsne the friends Of John Defrees that
& will soon be appointed to- the position
Public Printer. a ~. ,7'@ Il rs is.. ~ "
Charles Corey, Of No. 4o3 Washington
rect. Boston, purchased s., 900 in United
tates bonds, and was followed to his store
three men, two Of whom engaged his
ttention while the third stole the bonds
rom Gorey's coat. ns'1t 4tsa 4" r.. 4
The Saratoga Street Methodist Church,
East Boston, closed its doors to Rev. w.
!. Clark, who was appointed its pastor by
be recent Conferences. The trustees Of
be church wanted q minister from New
Hampshire. .ea o4,e.} J;r4 tq-- -.
The Commission 10 consider the Wash
bgton monument has met, and the engi-
eers reported that the foundation is not
ufici snt to bear the additional weight Of
be structure, but they make no recon-
bendation whatever upon the subject.
The government. represented by the
Var and Post Office Departments, is max
By every preparation for the protection of
isitors to the Yellowstone during the
bming summer. In this connection Gen.
herman will himself visit that section
u,ing the warm weather.
A circular has been issued from the !
lazy Department to the effect that the
rcular in regard to the inability to pay
Ulcers for the months of April, May and
June does not apply to officers on fur
bugh, who are allowed the difference
etween flirlough and waiting orders pay.
Commander r. W. Mead il ordered to |
pmmand the Alert, on the Asiatic squad
bn; Paymaster r. F. Lisle is ordered to
be receiving ship St. Louis at League
bland, Pa, in place of Pay Inspector
(obert Il. Clark, detached from that ves-
and ordered to remain on duty as in
psctor Of provisions, &c., at League
bland Navy Yard. i ~rw,' |
Private latters announce that the new
tsate Trenton arrived at Lisbon on the
eth, after passage Of nineteen days. On
be first day out the cross tail Of one Of the
pgines was broken. The ship, however,
eamed nine knots per hour with her
ther engine, The captsin reports the
renton as satisfactory in everv respect,
eating everything under sail and steering
Fell. She has since sailed for Nice.
DR.. B. H. Green, Of Hoosick N. Y,
as thought to be dead, and his body was
laced in a vault about two weeks ago.
. he had narrowly escaped burial while
trance several years ago, his wife was
equested to visit his body until no doubt
daath existed. It is now stated that
Pat Saturday signs of life were noticed ,and
Pc body was removed from the vault.
Intending physicians pronounce it case
suspended animation. a.