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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-10-19

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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-10-19
OATS---CLOVER.

EDITOR SOUTHERN CULTIVATOR.-S.
"A. u, p. 331, gives an excellent article on
oats, and worthy Of our attention. Oats is
the crop for at least the cotton bet-cheap.
or and better food for our teams The old
felix's tell me that corn is necessary to give
strength. SO heard young man say in
days .Raas, and that negro man should
have of bacon sides each day and his
peck and half of meal. Others think
whiskey is great help in log rolling aud
in rcapinS. admit work can be had by
skillful head u,an with whiskey, but over
tax for one or two days will produce col
lapse. But, [ am for no whiskcy for man,
and none for my horse, even in a crude
state.
began writing to stand by S. A. c., in
his closing sentence of second paragraph
"lt is not wise, however, to be dogmatic in
reference to agricultural matters" &c. He
says he has been close ''observer and stu
dent OF oat culture for several years" |
will say L haze been ./or 40 gears, and try
ing all the varieties could get, too, but not
on all varieties of land | have passed
through Millcdgcvillc, Ga, and seen much
OF Georgia, and beg s. a. G. to set on rich
'i'Nt '"hu d Ciop Vi OatS, DuSnClS SOWn on
the Lizard |ntter corn or cotton-no seed not
ploughed in, no phosphate, aud then his
experience will be enlarged SO far as
know the South, it is the rule to SOW oats
on poorest land. This crop is not given IL
lair chance. have had in days past and
gone, 100 or moro acres yearly, and have
seen them stand up stiff 5 feet high
Richer land requires the more seed, or the
oat will blow down and lodge
Great good has been effected, and trust
much more will yet be accomplished
am passing down, and can't reasonably cx.
pcct to do much more, yet always desrous
OF trying to do, aud at least cheering those
who are able
| see you recommend California clover
Will any stock cat it if any other food is in.
reach! have seen Il horse pick out blades,
SO to say, of Bermuda, and not take bite
OF It, l had much of it, in an open and a
wosas pasture concluded it was of no User
further than as Il covering and help in
iertlllzlng land 1t grew readily ON poor
land, and amazingly ON rich land would
not give an acre Of orchard grass for 100
OF the yellow clover. No doubt the orch
ard will be good pasture, on good land
and under proper treatment, for 10 to 30
years. OF course SO valuable Il grass for
all the year, would pay to keep it in high
est fertility. But have had it growing
on poor red clay-not all gone
VERBUM SAT.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-10-19

NORTH AND SOuTH-Dr. w. T. lIar-
ing comparison between North and South {:
rlson, who has been North, makes the follow
.The South is immcasurably better off
to-day Than the North. We hardly know
what Hard times is. Why, saw more life
and prosperity and activity III Richmond
thanI did in Pittsburs or in any of those
northern cities. There is little or no build
lng going on-nunc to compare with the
rapid rceupcration Of the South There IL
plenty Of money, butno circulation There
is no heavy business and no demand for
houses. In the banks Of Pittsburg there is
NINETEEN MILLION DOLLARS,
that have not paid per cent in four years.
know of Il family that own over 500 COO
Of railroad stock, and cannot get au income
sufficient to justify them keeping house
servant. L know Of house in Pittsburg
that cost SCI 900 that rents for $500 In
CIsvaa@d there is one that cost $500
that rents fer S400. In Chicago there is
enough store room to do the business of the
continent. There is three miles Of solid
business houses most Of them six stories
high. The average of them do not have
two stories occupied The depression is
universal and absolute 1t isnot necessary
tn discuss the causes of it, 1t is enough to
say that the north now feels scnsibly the
folly Of expressing the south, when it Is
from 'hc south, prosperity has always come
In the great rccupcratiun that is ahead Of
lis, the south will be foremost You may
depend upon this comparison"
New-York tribune., 1877-07-27
civil NOTES

In the suit Of Fannie l.. Muswaye against John II.
sherwood 90 restrain Mr Sherwood from adding
bis family hotel Flfthsyc. and F0rtyfourih-st Judge
Nestbro has continued te Iuc1u. couG on tiat the
pnu gives bond FOR S5oU0 for any damages that may
ui from h.
There were so assessment proceedings on the Su-
peor Conn Chambers calendar yesterday Judge wcs;ruok
having Dedicated the day 10 that business every
one u which therc question adjourn ent was bad
b., he operation cornsrI consented 10 orders against The
city In - Il t.c 80 c@ses
The viii of Margaret Matilda Phillips. who was
recently drowned at Atlantic City probate
o the Surrogate ycs rtay She leaves several le-Ici-
amons others 500 70 the old Penn Street Church Phade
pha. Tie ,duc of her per leavcs her
sister catherine ut,u,T, AID oi real l,r
brother. Jam Wheldcn.
Il. /. Babbtt brought suit 10 the Superior Court
70 cnein Luther E shine enforcing contracts
fr over 100000, whc $50 oO0 has been paid
eel ;e contracts he ground of
the vcrsng rates OF journals The defendant
sver,d Thar there only two ntyents, both uuintcl
tlnai, Il which against the ailu g. OiG. and
tire other his favor much larr". anouHr The
wcs afguci uopu ln Coirla'-a preliminary inlInc.
before lodge ~lfgwca v,~'c~i4v. U the surrr0r Court
~ ci Tenn, m. b. H ser appearing toe de.eudAH
and cxJucgc luAeron tor the palt.I Decision re-
New-York tribune., 1877-07-27

There was a lively time in the Queens Coun-
t. Board Of Supervisors yesterday the proposal o
the two railroad companies 70 ley tracks acros, Jamaica
Bay 10 RockaWay. Tie NcW-YOrk WO0dlayca and
Rockaway Company in May last obtained pernssiou
from the Board 20 the bay aud It's n1vSabe chan
nels. but It understood they have yet done WORK
though it understood tAai they 10 have their
road in operation ths season Since then the NwY 1rk
Brooklyn and sca,hore Railroad Company have tried to
obtain similar permit from the Board, but
thus far without success. Meantime this Com
pany has expended some $4,000 10r material. auI
Intended % 'ner road in operation by July 4
number of members " each Company present, 4I
both represented BY counsel Tac former opposed
tie issuing Of tho graut u the other Company tine a
ter were willing ~ construct their road under an y
terms that might tc dictated By the B0ari. as
20 route, dris-bridges over the uavi-abe chai.-
neis. After some rather personal discussion ta.
Board. as a substitute adopted the report
OF special coumlttce. presented at a previous
meetg, adverse - granting tine Application at ALL A.
q tbc matter opened again aud still re-
mains uEdispOsed Of II las 1ceh intimaed ulat tue
CompquY seeking the right ~ Hay is the oniy one
really intending road across Jamaica ia
ard tha- the holding tie franchise obtained It merely
for speculative
New-York tribune., 1877-07-27
CnvrRAnIcTIONs " CnIRT

There was an examination III BROOKLYN yeSteI
d>v s i.to singular case Of alleged high
way robbery Mrs Loretto Poanco OF No 23i SInds-st
testified that on the ght Of July 20 she was returning
from savincsbarF ~ NcwYork after drawing out Sll
the money that RAD been deposited there 10 her credit
After making slight purchases she stopped under lamp
post Sinds-st count her money suddenly young
man with red hair whom she idc1tihef as John
Clrov. the prisoner In the Court. sprau- upon her
knocked her down struck her scHseless aud taxing her
purse her bosom. where she had pnt IT, rln away
Sire lay unconscious until passing by with cart
renewed her O. her homo. she had known Glroy FOR
twoycars aud confident thst ne was her as7lnt or
hcr crosse XammLtiOa Thomas fearSall GlrOf rounse
elected striking contradictions. Ml5 Pnlduo0 did mo-
know witr bank il Nsa-Nurk drew her money frnE
OF situated she dId not her assaiaEt
uut be- le1t her. her statements Of thelr
QIautanCo were al uutur; The raoc iE whlch she sad
81 Attacked lueutcd th0 1ugIt1rc ana ihc
time eight o'clock iu the evening on account o Ecr
incOIseeIl statements. without examining tno prisoner
Tud-c Wash discharged GhrOy. The Judge tnouSI thc
ana not accountable Tor Lcr state
ments. The only manifest for DIET lining GlToy
the ilct tlat lsd been nOtcrousS Dad chirHc-
ter although only tNtutJ J-ei-ht years OF axe.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-27
wun nwNs Al B0NDsf

About n week ago Captain Byrnes OF the
I-ift,,ut Precinct Police told .hat Herman Norris
a German barkeeper Of No. 260 G,eenwch-st, was ne
tiap- for the sale 0f stolen railroad bonds ard
th,f any specuat0r VINO would hold his tongue abou;
HE transaction could nuy these bonds for seyeny-ive
cents on dollar. O1icer De Nyse detailed by Cap
tan ByIu.s to pretend TO purchase the bonds. lie
represented that he lately had arrived ~ tine cIiy
from crauento. Cali and tEat having $4,000 ia gold
rlea he had made in speculatous Of ,hs character he
would willingly pay 10000 $1,000 for this lot OF
ionds If they could be proved 70 be ali right 1t was
rscclained Tat Norris bal not The bonds himself but
tbat ne had been negotiating for friend who did pos
fs.s thcm. meeting 30 length Was dIraus 90 the
Cruud Central Hotel for MOldav afternoon. Meantim.
Capt Bvrncs called Wou NJ Powers. the PROPRIETOR OF
lac hotel, and instructed him IN the plan Two rooms
ffc,. each ,Icr tAc upper hlOr were secured, ana
Or N-se rce tered though Pee had arvcd on July L.
A. S O'clock on A0udav afernoon Captain bvres. ac-
compauleu by Detectives Dolan and sicNln, placed
pcuncef upon thc 1cn. 1u' secured the ten bonds ana
two prisoners. William Hecker and Herman Morris.
a. testay uoruir- Cart. byrurs t0oh me bonds
wlch were of Fl 200 each, g. the Bank NJ Commerce
md thew were there pronounced o. bc GOOD. TIC Captain
then presented them Fisk & Uatchs. where ne was
to.. that they were az plc-im ~ three per cent aid
tai She actual Nuc % tAc Ot wds 10000. Cape ~ iues
then ssucd desc~p of the face OF the bonds IN OF
der that au owner ny be found FOR them. The number
SoG 7g3. 19l 19s and 90 The prisoners were 5regbt
lccorc Justice Wandei "A the Jefferson Mar: Pohcc
C0ur, yesterday morning and renancc- uncI an owner
tOr the bonds e. JuIL
New-York tribune., 1877-07-27

river and coasting steamboats, ana OF o"
mails generally throughout this area. ..., 49,.
sixb-Ths establishment some substanuai Da1l. Oh w
rna contracts ~ steamship lines Dtween southern
ports America, Central America aN te WON
indies
The report was adopted unanimously. Inc icHn"lhS
resolution WAS introduced hy Nj Fort ~ ChalI St'
nnd signed by G. +. Fcnucr Y. NJ. suilv, A. " Ai'h'
Wm. Cooeln and T. +. Iawsche, Of the COMMITTEE on
business:
Roirca That the posalscrvice should be manare' a.
strci business principles regaTlcs. OF any poua ui per
consideration. that the gei est go"d % 'ie tiees
number should De- Its aim ia at things.
This resolution WIS lost 10y large md"Tti me ton-
veutiou not wishing entertain any motion ioiHgn %
object The Convention appninifn iithl'hl 'a-o
General Anderson ~ Virginia w. l. IT. nh"in OF 7tu
Carolina ami john Ot the secretary Of the lnlsson,
70 present The resolutions and memorial O. Congress.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-27
SOrrHERN VII FlCLLLTIKS.
BUSINESS SESSION OF THE POSTAL CONVENTION
MEMORIAL TO CONGRESS-

BUSINESS SESSION OF THE POSTAL CONVENTION
MEMORIAL TO CONGRESS.
FoRTREss MONROE, Va, July 26.-The Pres
nnt caIei the Convention 10 order a 10 O'Clock. ".
C0grrenay o.. Charieston s. c.. offered tie following.
wllc, was referred 20 tl- Committee Business
Elsoiced That 4 committee Of from sste re-
Presented ia ti, Cnycnt0u De GPpoInted 10y the lair
Who's duty sa - go collect suca ufJrmati0n as to new
IoI.es l tlrt r-lye states Nuich should bc cStal-
lsald. dil O. such elan ~ thr Old routes
VII giEt o. o. -.utlCru States better and more
Ielc mail Licicfics s.eii.uO..t and st4c service
Aes0ircd. T.i tac ccuLissiouer s0 appointed confer
VIII tae ln-si ..ics Postal Commission tuat tic sli
siioA MADE tai te Information ~ 10 the necessities
g. tcit r,-p-~-. st.ics be brought before Tie
Pos lrfa. Tor he consideration; and, Z deemed
nec,sssrl. sad c,mmi.sion "! vsi. Washington, and
IL pers0u urSe upon COuEIe-s lhe relief - cicd.
Gen. Anderson. Of Richmond. Chairman Of the Con-
mittec Business, submitted resolutions fayorns IN
creased post facilities for Southern cities. the establish
meut oi steam communication bctSeen convenient
Southern Iorts aud RIO Jsuciro Havana and Aspuwail
and tha te Congress OK the United States aud Postal
Department respectfully requested - afford aid and
encouragement the above de.gnaIed enterprises BY
Ineaus of liberal mail and such appropriate
legislation ~ may D. consistent wifh the constitutional
Iososs and policy OF tire Government
Ase0uuanyinz the resolutions memorial 20 Con-
Hef ,e;tns forth = OF the south, aud asking
that Tic following me1.ur,- be provided for:
FIsTle establishment o, Halted mail service pnssing
TU WssGnctos eonneclinE tie great cities OF tho
Atlantis aiid Ou.i sls frsn Boston 70 NeeCri
q ast nal lac4on between each point IA The Eas;.
Seiih a Aostssi on e ODE bsH aud such points - ihe
~ be1elt q ue hus within The reScn Of the population
80 thc O. uiIeftsnt centres - trade and influence.
fttfd1Lr establishment OF lines of Qnck transportation,
Nh railroad ost offices subsidiary 10 the aboveeserbtd
iniitd mai and trunk lines AID operated In close connection
Of railroad Offices mail routes
within a. asca Of Tie aboyenamed States
]gulAe cXteNsOn and EeMeut VI the star service,
New-York tribune., 1877-07-27

Spprnpr Court bonb-rv-P, Jn%gr " ..tbr,ol..-
~ievas s- lfne sis''l. go 80. ORION 1,}"r -gt
l. nryai-rt -ere.y alauied. Plat a,f. Bradley.
rteiaarfs,ft ta.f grin AID oih,rs Neuce sLos Oo rou
g. @ ,.''" 81 "a '.l ''' '..' pas ' -.tt .
,sn etal r. res. Lea a.o-I ley e. SON, Of ier
u.,,fy t. y,c,.i, or tg ara, nerf~- -io,.an d'acl
aas.r4yra, vr aod innnr'ien continued rov dig az
il t .y.,.i COMMON T., be- gr1it,.l chr.,er.,an aFi
iit-i j., iie. al stcs"i i,i,~ ] i% 10 %, ', & "l 'is M
''' ,o N'I. 10, - . W .,. ,i i'' , ,' @ n'.
By J.aee noao.ae.-o oteudo,f ast. Gollmaf4. Graned
Eu'.s 49, ieh > '-iak iar o..rr elt %, DO stands
5pr,, -, or'-,'c'1 t., CITY ~ Is-. a5 'eisStS. 4 ,,,
,-, .r'r I.i AL -6.r,er denying r,n
taoaf cs.. F.5rrts 1-t Nri Of ai-orl-r a.yins .-
af. LIST 'i r.aoion dsni'.f
DENYING uot.l. aith so cus,s Nurrls 'nm agt Gool
sl-orl,r -srn- Jndla.rul Fischer ast isuge,, laa,r
i5sai,, oi fy 'r orr- on amount o. 'e0rc er-z 49,
~ .9..r 81. +, '.,.s. lrar AT 'Var.Gnr rrrk, a.t
fii.ss -lrisn az. ll.r; 'u-ou art Fcfs'son Easeu
Common Plats-,p-.a .at Tem-By Judge Van Hoe
-,- ..,, ~ "S,5o1 d.n,,, s,, r.r'nasiln. In H.
Eistere juno fo' ri, r'ori.ii1 VIM. s- az Ae-cy
.a H. lay. av slo c,s's s,rven,8 aaferr 90 affidavit
g '-,f denied, NH. % cost ~, uen randim rrs.i agi
i d.. . -i,aTs to 1,.sr summon, in1 c.ri1nt
eraul of $40 co {. end oI. E o. p,eeedfs ee
'ers.ilrcf,s ss,,, Ihs iaelr fre Company ag. Vau
io i. az. The Hayor. &c IN faSlg. findings ..Fac
ua.iae f0Ht-t h0Mbae-l'y ydase 5icAaaiu.-
OF is aao dscAarg. sn a'a''t,i eot Of 5000 So ii-
;2a @ 5ls ,Ss ,ls TIE oa vr eie ihe paai s lrre a.
costs 20 ABIDE cent Lesie AaAy ~ ,oa ien,ei sith
lir., o.. aypiy p-y Jf so cueta o. npn .ia jud
New-York tribune., 1877-07-27
A bflLLl0yARr.s Will.

The viii OF james W. Beekmau was submitted
yesterday in tAc suro .i. Office Tor probate His WIFE,
Ahan Steel Bcc.man, and Two sons ard two daughters
survive rim To his wife he leaves tho carriages horses
and furniture oi their bone. The pictures and plate
~" ihg iany memories connected with them, ne leaves
q" Der Tor Der life VITA puWcr 10 give them by viii %
O.u's hui With request tlat thry De lett his de
hchdah's utarlug tc family To bis oldest Dc
gives spef ty, resdCuCs no oyster Bay and 10000.
10 h'- younger son, james ". Bcckman, ne gives As
lIu,t Halsou-3ve. and $50 600. He his wife
o4oVVp a year charged Oh certain property leased
9n long l''se aud producing Than $1,000 yeat,
Tue r''t oi he property divides among ch
Gien villa provision t0 keep the the family
case n, OF MS chdieu Ge NitioHt leaving children.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-27

MANAGEMENT or A FLORIDA CoWpAvY.
Judge Westhrcok, n Supreme Court Cham
hri mas grsnt.a order for the publication -
mons IN curious suit brought by George McCorl ag'
te Arlington HnG Association Of Floraa, Isaac NJ.
ward and william Na;tacws. The plaintiff declares that
be- ani Wlrl and Matthews were actively engaged in
proniotu; the Interests Of Company that hc bought
nia ~ Fi0r'ds 'Or II Ono ~ which half was taken up
ef hnutage by the Comnnuv. and Interested himself
h rnG tHer, of te stock 0f the Company, it, capital
'in ~itHi, hui that Wari and Matthew. failed iO pay
ihr mortra and debts when as officers they had
money On tIoW bands 10 d. s0 allowed be mOrtgga 10
D. iviecpre ed, Hnc then obtained azsgnmcnt OF the
lnofi-ase, 10 abHogJ she property. The suit
caii TIE defendants 10 account.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-27
rm0RTANT EANK DECIslON.

MIDDLETowN, y. y, July 26.-Thc case of
John Burroushs. Receiver OF ;h- at waikiki Bank.
against cv-1.at. Senator Edward " Madden aHd VII
liam C.rsrn his partner in busncs. 20 recOycr $4,000
on tie Endorsement u the .at; Elisha r. Wheeler, has
b.cu dccidrG by i. L. Tarcher the referee, favor oi
tie daiendInti on tlc ground tAst Vi. aoeIer had
counter claim against tie Bans. THIS decision. unlc--
reversed Cd appeal. vii Increase considerably the fN-
drud the estate ~ I. Nueslcr. WHO died bankrupt
md uiay urc.aalfaic s-sr-ruelf on thr socKhOdrb
OF tnc Bank to ply Tie - per c-nf due d6positOr-.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-27

GALVESTON, Tex, July 26.-A special dis
patch from Antonio 10 The Aos. says: Gen. Narni1,
commander o' xicau troop. at Piedrs NaIra'.
be!ii. ~ formed OF the rcs' Of Cen Escpbeo and his
sulte al Ringgod Barracks. thanked Gen Ord tor the
ssne ond notified him that Gen. Pedro VALDEZ, Who
in Texas and who, stated about 10 The
river to try conclusions with Aarspjo in favor OF Lerdo
Ss come into Pedrns Nogras with hs officers, and
rendered u the Diaz Government and that he SarauO
had hardened them This "a the end OF the Icro pnrty
IN Texas EscObeGO aud under bonds, and
Pedro Valdez has surrendered
New-York tribune., 1877-07-27

Il was commonly supposed that ex-COmmis-
slouer Ma.seli. wEo died Wednesday, born in
England. and many Of his friends and his physicians
believed am TO Dee about y years old. His family. how
ever desire correct such statements IN published
sketches Of h. ie, and tnat he born n thls city
Oct.0er -. ISL Mr NItseu Was with exceptions.
the oldest pey-nolder in Thomas Church 40 Fifty
thi-d-sL and Fift-ave Tho funeral VIII take
Place at that church Saturday mJrliu 20 10 o'clock,
TRINITY Cemetery. W T-nt.-Jve and Onc-!uTaie j-nd-
uty-dGhst NJ. Matsel leaves wife, three sons aud
O.e d4uxller.
Al incident the life OF Mr Matsel OF special in-
teiesi Just now, urrcQ during Tie draft riots o.
I-,S lf, was 1st as that time 0ut West on his farm.
an icegIaaet TO- by Gov = ymOlr % tId ia put
TN down f.e rio cTs. II rode most ~ the way
engine speedily provi led ,or hn. reaching the CITY
tie third day the rOt, IL the suppression OF which ne
rendered valuable aid.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-27

BALTIMORE, Md, July 2G.-Smi,h and Vest.
private detectives m til, city ro-!.y urrcsf, mau
who had brta at scvora! hrokers office niurius to
price cf Canada money. and ~hosc actions general
Of {. suspicious character On being -carcl',
s-3y4 iound IL Lls poaio,s.on f2.3gO OF which
wcr iu ir ,u dollar bills ~ tha Consolidate. Eaak OF
Cauada Montreal and f1u--do'il- hI % thc Bank
Of Comm rcr Toronto. 10 Thought Ihr money s .ai;
~ Tie % 900 siol, fro tac on,r of the Grand Trunk
laiirOuG. ia Montreal june 2.d iast.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-27
CRIMINAL NOTES.

During a street hg'. Ou Wednesday NIGHT in the
flrst "ari. Hiram l. MfcSrr 80. lgi JohnsOlat
sta'i twice I to uccF hr Mchac. Hrnlr of No i Alien
- Tie was taken ~ ia, CIimn~rs,r Hospital. sud heay
rrrrlf before Iu~rr Dti ruIErs yesterday. aud
maaded tu await Tie result OF Mecke- iauuea
jesse JcAilau OF N0. 25J West Tweuty -foartli-st.
leli li Willie, 10y nl. nu o.. Ease' hoiy
with strap Until s sLlifss cuuu be .ctri o c away at
euray. u Uas s.irsfca b, Ofo,ls Jenkins l. ct at
0i tAe rarirtv iYr le FrvfuuD 0i 'lgtY ta tea yes
.r. 'ul '.,l4 -J' ba I Dy Ius' ce NlatD ai
fha lrffcrs.r Market Police tour John Hurrrs HH-
caught m tc act 81 tapping Tie t 81 Le"J r. rar.crs
ifsf -l.H. lIf it Deg ll.l l
Justice IS lrd-ii aca! iifn Cor triaI Yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-27
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

Two FOUvD GUIITY on TtkiNG A BIIUH'

Since the wholesale discharge of Custom
ron.e employees. two OF the oldest clerks IA iae
service OF the Government at this port have been
di.iss,d for cause The Custom House officials were
w iiccnt yesterday about thc tter but II Is known
that charges OF receiving brb'' we're Drought "S,'
A.. e.,lo, chief clerk OF tne Bureau of Liquidation
lb ,s ,nlcr the direct supervision OF MI Evans, a@d
s..,rst william Rogers cierK the Fth Division III
winch the daty-paid invoice ar received The aecusa
tons wora made by NJ Ackrrsou. broker who caihea
tathe bad paid 800 The two cer1sn order 70 -ecuIe
tie s"cety passing of certain goods IT p u"s A"""
,'.+1e- on moi Aclersou intended 10 cuuap the men,
lt d. ruhscquouur pIccgrcd charges against thc. anl
after rug herring the case. Collector Arthur on Sa'
last li.-,i..sf both Sfokaev and Rogers. They hni
beer connected with thr Custom House service ioi many
yels. aul regarded as very emcieLt cl,iA ~ '
fffarnsus Tfc~ passed GA recent examination ui',
hy the Collectors committee. Aca,r~Oh W'- a.
Nith B o. jayne at thc time Of MS de'ccNo "o'S 'o"
New-York tribune., 1877-07-27
p1SsrvGE 80 ARRIEED.

FROM HAVRE-fH stN'a.5,ip frIne> JuiJ 2b:-Nf htr
Nsccrf slt child M a1ii y r. y tui tia
cid Hr Koch Mr G~rr Augustin Arids> Art i't9sin'
usae " hAtip Ahalhs
M Griin Nr Geicnchra, Nr' brrdYiahh huh h.n."t'l
,.ran.ut l.smp-, Mr lsai1 NJ lnnius VIE .l
-, a. T,r,lisf .,f r'r Mr Mr. Tlro aud chti,
NJ t;.i M de Brlnl nsk, AlL hosu0NhA Nj. ~,
-chirr. Nj kgc di hit-in,
I,fr. se.zarrvsk Henri CscLanousk ar l.d""-Al stsS
i-.rt NJ Jouslru, BIhet, 4rs- Bulu itrnu blttC
- a. pl, n .rlo Fimi Ms. L. Finn. NJ Jorrp
hr. Gi1f snrtl ani c'li 9l. i'lo
ru,, v ITaas Mr. Muller, Mr. Hufg.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-27
FNcoueAGIyG CROP PROSPECTS.

A dispatch from Milwaukee, Wis, was re-
eeved az the Produce Exchange yesterday relative Se
grain crop saying that Il simply magnificent IN Co
luuba, Portage Dane, Dodge, Winnebago Il Crosse,
Juneau and Rock Counties Wisconsin The wheat
average 10 higher than usual. Al other grains and ycsc
tauu pfuusc al abundant Yield. Minnesota, IN spike OF
grassh0ppers viii market IS per cent more tDan last
Naor
New-York tribune., 1877-07-27

OF Mrs scott and it In pieces and began 70 put
II hs mouth. hclfcture rescued " IN soEie dh-
Guilty partially destroyed. DGnlap saii. "tear It NO.
scott struck Pnker cured hn, and sad ac woit
murder LIN some dly. Pukertou erd BE- would meet
him on rga footing Ths caused great rcrtrmrri. and
II Thought they i0st all the npathy which they
Lad gained during the rial
New-York tribune., 1877-07-27

Tr,r PF,..,N Wm.-Iuqusitye rider "Nhat
do Won lqvr this h. umbrella t"ri" Courteous driN"t
Yr SIR wa see. the company not only ths li' RAJ
o.. f.y i,t rive a. $50 occasion &" ruii our -'d, nih
own hc h-.y takes nat'f1 pride ia tufh hodt Iee
ts and p,tyidcs pagssoi 10 p'rWcnt ON anl- ~. a.
cr.lf 4, elI Nv agom' and spil' our eOnpleNlohr
Ff.Ife.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-27
TIE BROOKLYN YACHTING CLUBS.

MARrnNs VINEYARD, July 26.-Ihc Brook
Il Yacht Cluh arrived tt sveuine iiom hc- port Ihe
run through he sound with am orcea .ns very ex-
cng and the Ealing last Tn- E-tcla arrived first. in
10 followed Dy ~ su1 Mantle oups IN - pom los,
and the Madeciiis fourth oh 2su 43c. Ise time "a
considered rcuuufsably fast hy aciIisalcIi.