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, 1877-05-28


Two storfsr Of buryins women alse havs got
into the pspers recently. The nlos. ntrib'u case.
nnu Too brutal " believe, il th4t 1cuted from
pies II accused Ut enlonthiMg alive youus woman
bccn ctimIpsity .atimate. il i. aid tlai the iii
son.ln-law, negro. Mr., Staples. and twu other
ludes. aud when tho coffin, Mhich had been raduly
constructed Of pine boards Y, Staples htntels.
vnce from the coffin crying out, 80, Lurdi"
They demonstrated syalaas tho burial being .,ro.
cesdsd with. but "lthoat stIset. The lu1s day
body hAd ufnet the arms were anrut'el aud blouI
bad Issued fron tbs A,ss. white thr hands wetu
slatshsd 10 H. hs,s; Af.st ;'s v1humatioa
grave had beot. lesec7tcd. and wanted tGs parties
prosecuted. And now tt1s who1s affair 4 being in:
Ss:ess III 4 III q IT, 9ths =.
w@ouan Won q Jersey Guy: upon m ns; tappo;ea @ death
ssRsss ts S' to h,a aa hs ~
bur hands whru her bead, which wss turned u the
right, turned Up and looked ~ ME. said to ttosu
about mo 'Thla woman T. n9t deal, md so,ne ono
although .hs had beea ispo1led, % havo beea !
Ssa o,sa ,sn s' .a
c''t assn IT, IT, IL w S S saa s.ks
ss Id 70 n rle Gs s kyes .ee g. M
live, shs would hs revived. Nr. Watson lad u.
ssa{ 6ssn ,asss md ast ass4 w
h: W. NOT et ss
and said That shs was tyery dead. she was un The
tcp lhres days when helped 10 take her otE We
hrr snorc, aud again pu. ny hand 10 her facs and
itlt : brrsth. ~ daughter, Ars. Jacobus, cred
out, 'Thcy are going 70 bury 2 ltyo womAnr They
doctors, however, laugh al Mn. Cslhoun's story
and aIG disguised to gtrs no credit to It.
, 1877-05-28

tranafornhtlou suet a. has nevcr hccn known.
Our interior cities, though slscady remarkably
qnlckcncd, II estimated by the past, arc
TlkLDs FULL or PROMfhE.
They nsk for lalorers. Ono hundred conlA be
put al work Ia early September. 4 wIsc economy
Of strength and 1a1or unu1ttakAbly demanda that
results already gained shal! ho followed np.. We
hrn Tins convinced, mt bccanse Of any dirap.
pointing mcaKrcntAa Of those fcbu1ts but because
They arc 70 abundant rich pant
IA guarantee Of richer future.
: II Ilha somehow happened In tho mast that New
England has or!Enated, in Church and STATIC,
movements in both lhnught and action which have
reacted With commanding. tomet!n,es enthuslattc.
Those Influences IN religion have sometmcs bcen
In direct antaRun!sm to tho evangelism now glad
dentng nnr hearth and almost surprising 1nr faith.
II there ID anythtng strategic In onr position, wa
hopc TO turn Il tn hest account In thu scnFon 10
come, by giving an example and setting npn stnnd-
ard of rcvfrnl work which, in Its reac and thor
ongncrs, ~ intelligence and pcrn,a,tenrc, and its
cxultAtlon Of the divine Son at ti0d, nhnl1 prove
10 the whole land that Boston u not
strongest In her fnt!onaltstc cUuccfa and
anti lsitllcal Theology. We will not, noverths.
lcta, fneRtt TINT MUoly acquired much Of lIis pa-
cHIhr puxcr ffAm practice In Tho tolerant and cn.
thuslnstIc West; that, had hc remained In 1ioeon.
humhnly speaking. hc could not have been The man
DDston hhyo many bonds OF union, honorable and
valued, but 9nt Is superior 10 their )oint relA.
tlnna to that h,odern Peter tho Hermit. tElng
Chrstctld01n with consuming ZEAL not for an
empty ecrulchrc, bnt for their living, aacendcd
Lotil.
In my next I will tell you of MaJ; Whitt,e Al
Lynn. LUnoyfcU1.
, 1877-05-28
SENATOR MORTON.

TndtonopoIs Ctrvtsponf-nre cjnc.naat Ga,xft
Since his return from Washington. Senator Nor
ice and the aaiet leisure II hoa.e liie. IL occu.
plea 4 suite of 1vons Vi tho Nemy iiotei, qu.et,
fashionable honso on Circle street, two bqunrrs
Meridian and Warrington stfee,a. Iicre 10 ne.
nains hour after hour. day after day. receiving his
friends, md, 20 far A. i0sx{bte. tupllyjpr tbrir
multifanous Mnnts. Suiuehuw nenrly evctyAsjy
in fndaua has rot IL Into bis head that Mor1ou Il
tho msu to help him. His callers nuu,lpr
mails syerags from hfiy-nve 10 sixty letter.
each, They eor.s from all parts Of Tie
cuu ntTy and the S,4teL Men in california ~ well
az rcsiticnts Of Indianapolis, seek hs Influence,
and The wonder r. that lie Gun ud time to res,u1ld
much csa to attend to their wan,s. Yet be seldom
tlrows letter Into tls waste basket, or rrfscs 10
10 what be can 10 nsset the worthy and the needy,
lie sits in a large cushioned char, crosses bis
auces % his knee. 70 The ordinary writer tho
rapidly with which he dasl,cs on q letter il per.
tcctfJ su,nxtng. lila uses ruled paper. hut hss =
, 1877-05-28
PORT or CHICAGO.

Tho following asc the arrivals and clesrancts for
tho tosty eight houra ending 1t 10 o'clock lnst
night:
AnntvAts.-rrop Riverside. South Haven, suniricss
sc!ir ii. J. sktduuse. !n,nhsrt sehr L. T.
sinm1ns s Lsaia s ;sS St .sr Mrap
lanIiri sci!r Cafs"n lcl!c Mll ll~suEsc. sht. .ci.r
Nssss'oy; stuExsoa Try, Eovi; ssnr ;;,,Al A.
;sss'' q. sS'G!, S.@*s? ''s::;
psop civ Of Tseas .:len.I!rs. :ana.ls.s ptsp TIT!
,yIHbstt prrp Jara Datlslo. .aulrtca; rsVp E;malA
stsf n,t4 2F'e ashtx .u
is;es s:xiasi En Sla5 sIt4 Nsfi.xs 1Ss;t
.esis % sshr IT, l., i. GS.tss ss.ss:Sa is,'ltss ,cHf
:h sst
Fisher 6s:i. ritI. xse. .e''; Trs,sist: A:ksFua:
,Sfs e t.aa !f .ysa
is.nr slantssse' lunberi psop canstsA A"asrrsl'
ba bsris, vii TrtnAa, KInssfan, a.iss b.riaJi
.:r seuy!Kil Erie u OIL bn whs*i' seAr stxerslIe.
r. rsft st. ixus a. Y h ss.. Se @
Stei N;ssi i,ss s'rssss . IT, sS;; II
white t.ska. :subu c.T! And sundres; stmf Masks-
@ e. se;s q os III :4y,s.; ~ .ts s:,e :a
S9 csi .esi r
e sySS: S. t. Il euro 81 rssn i.iser st@s
u1aiu, " 40 Ga eotu. 500 6fis hour, md aundricst
,rht NJ 4 pGei?. hinsti4, o T. ~ sa c1tni sSaT 4.
gyC. kluES&uu. III. tQ1 bn wheat.
, 1877-05-28
IOWA,
Local Edttnr1s Convcntlon--Women At the
State Fntr--fsovernor's Al,l.s- dc. Camp.

Yaca1 rattorss neutrality-suspicious. A. III.
So. u., es - ~
ot@so fat-ssovesnot Au3".aoc@"P'
5oeefd' IDr7e9pohdenee ~ The 1f1ovne.
DEs MotNEs, Ia., May 95.-The meeting Of local
editors Of Iowa, which terminated At 4 late hour
i..t .x.rtnr xsa vett sttenbca H., r.n,.,,,,n,Ix.
,.Hs ,.t e'$"''4' wa W. . e.s.ne" ",
F"nel'puhncts' peEna"ens ORGANIZATION ~aa
penccted. to bc Known As tine Association OF
Local Editors Of Iowa. Tho following officers
ware elected for tho first wear: president. John
~. t1urtst,o nrritnoton ;rowt, Evs. v,rn. Nat.
~. oHe' [n..o- n.s',s., sS....s
aent' S.oses Folsom chestet fa.r'o.i sessetaiy'
Treasurer, u, II, Waterman. NarshaIitown Re.
nutt1tua Fvcru,Iv. cnumtttea r n s,se yev.
r, Ea1su.'s Sun''u.1tee' o''e eaxs' te"
ION 1oal"of; j.: =. kelly. Des Molnes Afdatfi and
y. N"rnhy, VInton Eagle. T. W. Efchelbcrger,
Keolsnk: Moses FoI.om, Charlton; and Z. s. VII.
SON tra Mo,ne. .vr,o anr,t,toa rr,,u,t,oa N
, 1877-05-28
ROMANI9M.

THE CAusEs OF ITS INCHRAsH IN HN0LAND,
Mr. Troudo, In one Of hts chnpcrs on ''Short
STUDIES on 0ruat Subjects" desertbca tho causc8
fos tho Increase Of Hou,anfsn, in England. which
tho Ta'f.. ..HaI Gazette thus epstomizca:
.nec to pnbeaon o o i'll sS!ame of Ill
serc.: We nnd In the present ons the same de-
testatlon oi fops5y. tle same lament over the DC.
tscmhation Of AHgllcanisH. the same contempt for
modern Liberalism, and the same grave doubt
whSnnt tssss T. gsnn Of sGoas Ia
The revival Of Romantsm, which he takes to be
tributes 70 variety Of csascs.. EvanscIicalIam
was a,. morally tinid and inteleetually xeak."
"The reslring caEnestness Of tho nlncteenth ccu-
ssy esef s: Tia Ease Il
and her advisors" " had lcit ssmbsncc Of Cat'lul.
wn as s' elss Sha ts
strengthlay n the cpresthood and the sacramento"
~ tug Anglican revival only eo:operassa With
patton act, III playing into the hands OF Rome: In
Inc present ase, both IN France and England, there
IT, e9 S as les ae Sssa sg xiv
eucated. and cannot turn to intellectual putsllts.
They do Mt bc!vaK 70 the a;ristoerasy, asa have
no profession. and are not engaged III tiado
q commrrce To be ardent sportsmen demands q
Kind Of Cherry IN which they nre TOO gcrera!ly
u Nothing succeeds with them sai!lcienily 10 put
than on good terms with themselves; and then
e"fe aHa tbs Sens Woot wos % .aa
n'unda which their tnfnds arc making on them. they
i i thta.t into thsIr hand. r.e priest prssenis
segment Of tho Jay employed. Attendance It mass
anu vespels, teAdlng the hours 1t tho lifting inter-
yat. a!ccisl acts q pcnancs OF spocal somethIngs
tuu{Ia like n pAYWiCiAp 10 tho eptftta disorders.
, 1877-05-28
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: MONDAY. MAY 2a 1877
rsnder of Appomatte1, then took It ont again. sni

render OF Appon,attox, then took It ont again. sni
haa been rattlnR and epattIng thatn evGf sincc.
II has kept enough troopa In tho 9tr.lI " give tho
Democrats an opportunity to rnlne furor about
military deHpotsnl; but Of what n.e they woso It
ikdi1icntt TO divine, since tbs Republican GovcEnnr
Of souih CarotIna, hacko. BY those troops, failed
70 hang tho Hamburg munlereral
and order, and Republication was served ny an
ornamental 9ubornatorinl ''odT guatl in hlnc coats,
when It was not required 10 aid In asrcstlng and
hnhgn9 1tntlcf ami fls gang.
From the beRinn!na Of ~ dealings with Tho Rc. e.
rsaRed edge Of eomprom;se. nd i r. quite sim: Il
late 10 punish the snnthcrn pcope a. Robcss; too
'asc o do any ono q sescral things eiher Of which
n1liea go have nockesl with wortly assurances Of
freedom; and II u also tho lats to thror The blame
Of car old hlunterB on our new President, and 10
treat tho present policy ~ personal matter. In
stead Of dividing 10 b beaten by 4 Thoroughly
dcrs and elected this President had better loGx
hbont fof sonic !autngc.groun on which 10 rally
and retrieve lts 10sses, ......--
JANE @. Sw16AHkLM.
, 1877-05-28

CHtCA0o-lhc hCnf 4. T. avery AAs l6lk port
for Muskcgon IN take On cargo Of deals for Kings-
ton al 81 20 In eoh....A foresatl and msinAafl Ia
bcrg made Ut scrantnna for tho Exprcsa.... Tho
stmr Inter. Ocean took tho schE Montpelier In tow
in addition 70 her consort, The Atgunaut, when she
left port Saturday.. The b!g Nellie Rcddiugton
cleared for E.canaba light, Saturday, for a cargo
Of Iron orc. She could not obtain paying grain
chaFtes....Tlo canal tchrs Belle Mitchell, Trint.
dad, and George 81. Case stastcl out.ldo Saturday
with grain rarguca. Tho echr schuylkiil got her
frst cargo down Saturlny aud has departed. The
Sam Cook and ". u. Phcspt arc en- route to Duils!o
with grain ...fIafbor- Master carcv has given the
tug Captains notice that c viii prosecute them for
any violation Of the lawn relation to racing.
Jaue He'll will take Iron ore from Escanaba
to Wyaudotte....The types Saturday said
Tho badger State had her stern
twisted. when It shoaid harc read atem....
Acct Of about nfty vc'tcls got away Saturday
reached Crosse Point, lie xina having gone down:
An G,czs s5am a in the sn
very few Saturday and Sundny. and c!earanccs
nutn.nn,;: @ Ths excursion stmrs Drake, Masy,
guile large aeet with s,ain carsoss la.s ieit neo
Saturday morning. The stmr rceriuea arrived
asS es. io % %S,Rss .R sre T. g p
port, I'D icis fof Milwaukee Saturday erealns 10
athsdcr b.: Joined II the aiFo sa asst hsrins
Ina been isi 10 day or two ios " repairs. M CAPT.
r"n.s .,ns w ~ H. nics h,b;n. ~ tno, VIE ~
III infsnt o1nns,tinr oa''e' 'ost oN p1e a.
f,rnEW TunTsIThn echr Minerva. TINT ea,,,rd
dcnis /" Knrstnn r"crniiy rciMrrs ,s,th roe f,nin
Gtcd nat tSc nron Aiisnis and shc 1cvas v
ianI to.norrow fot iaks sanerioT ,' norts 0no.
haif interest in the .chT o*ear Sewhou.a ha, BEEN
r,rr n, s INK u.SfnS toueScs ~ ~,
tctnT mn nn thc ~ n,inrtcn ~ II ill.,; ~ usrnnw
III tnTrstvtIIn III Fr,nv ,,,tr..na,sd rhS
Ijnluu stea,nGoai Comeanx hays rontract:i witS W
Capt. % j, j. nrHmn,ond d 10 t dcliser i tas stml M
w+scSino axpci,slnn In. rnrc f.:ro ne,rnii
The o,'rcrs II fIa .tn1 Mi,tnn Il, Wnrd ,hinS thcv
.,s i,.n,nt, ~ .sft ~ u. ru.,n ~ s.., .5
,nw Thsx IA , ,un.. umr nMx rrcat c,9s a.
,so+,a. II Inv nv ~ ~ snv. yh n,satt ~. 'ts
Snn,o sas..f. bnvn fni1 ~" ~ II tTovoinn1 ~, o,~h
rosi,e, th.r s,in thn t,nos T.. ill., r.,t ,rh"m,..
, 1877-05-28
MICHIGAN AVENUE.

1sHaS0S U x@S &FFVHEs*
culcAuo. May a7.-Aany thauks fos your op.
perfume 1ssder N to.dsy's TulsusE upon ''Alchl-
gaa Avenue" VT have got we'll under way, In
The south part Of our city, magnificent parks sud
beuleyards With no inc desirable, hardly seccss-
able, way Of getting " them. Thls showa .poos
calculation on tho part Of this city. A way 10
these parks and boulcvards should have been pro.
vidcd At The ueas they wess eonstsuctsd, II not
beturc, However. this neglect Il not pasi remedy
I'M. Our South.lask syAteM VI improvements
commence 1t Lake street. anu BY the e1peadl.
turs uiA very sAll VI uuey, comparatively.
we can h1vp uns XtHu4 boulevard froul thu tYrr "
'soula Park. uistaucu u nsuly .s,rn mica. Ths
eest VI uuktux tAis much. W. be uesl1uI Lupkofe-
, 1877-05-28
COL. PN0ClON TO THE LEGISLATURE.
N th4 Atf{vr ar TAs TrfAuRs

OrYtcE oy rME D'uaLAs Co. REVIEW, TuscoLA,
Ill.,, May GIL SEQ the State Senate haa loue mo
The honor 10 pass . c0ndcmnatory resolution. II
was only part OF tho programme semstnfuG 10 be
caffcd out between tho State Iioune Commission
cts and their tools In tho Senate. Ths pb{ect Of
pa4slny that resolution waA not much t0 runset
u, ms as 1t was to have some official action Of tha
Senats by which they could suppress 1hs damaging
report of Senator Jonea Committee, II the St1tu.
llauso Commissioners say there 10 one paragraph
OF that testimony and feport uuotaclal they liz
h4t testimony IL all regular uni seau, aud conslcA
them. Hence lhclF distress. Yours,
pIsotIuS llowANp.
, 1877-05-28
A EtTGGES'rI0N.

Tho suggestion 10 snado to the Lincoln Park Co,a-
misslunera that they take measures to have a pier
constructed from North avenue 10, Eay. dstunce
Of 400 or 900 feet In sha iake, with brcakwpter
extending w ~ fur ~ niscnsy street, wheru the
yacht tiees, now without m0orug place, could
remain, and where tho basin thus given could he
made avaao'e for all SORTS Of aquatic sports, Ip-
Guiding she'll racca ltegatsAs Tor both sall and row
boats could be held ~ often ~ desirable, and could
1u Inatlo fsusuneE4stse 70 meet 4 pUFtloA Of The
park czrensrs. lut the Com1,tss(o0sry consider
THU matter. and IN ths n,ssntsnul 1t would 6s we'll
fur shose Interested ~ aquatic EXERCISES " tako
somv stepx III the aan,a direction.
, 1877-05-28

The following from the Detroit Post Of Saturday
will sppay quts ~cll here: "At no time since tho
opening OF navigslton havo marine matters bccn
as quiet ~ they arc at preaent. Yesterday wAa
pronounced on all eidca the dallcst day Of the sea-
ron, 0nd veascl men xese pronn 10 predict no I'M
provenent before tho fall owners,
ting owners, owners oi propcl1crs. and vcrrels Of
every description a. this port, wefo oil feeling de-
,ctdetltY hlue.n -
, 1877-05-28
PORT lilrttON.
spectal DtspatcA 10 I1s 7lttxnA

6FEE111 1N1p4stH ~ 4H3 1EsVEHA
poaT 1lrHoN. Mich. May :7.-l>nwx-l'sops
Ganlen city, City uf Fremont, Commodore, #.
Louis, William cowtS. Huron City, AlponA and
barges, Fletcher s,,l confort, Jchr,csb and tow,
Dieckhesd and barccs, Tuttle and eoRsort.
Ul-Trops City of New York, Marine CITY, ]. s.
Fay and Consort, FAlrbank aud consost, Ilackctt
and co,sort Mineral lsock mud basgus, r. II. Hall
with bradley. Eecanaha, .linrfison; nehrs Angus
Hnlth, San ljicgo, Ited White, ani lilac. II. FIJI
tnotc. Depelte, !. +. & Gard t!nwsani. Delaware,
Ti1siun, Hcisetia. Mary, iiattiu.
NJ wind. Weather tnc.
Tne prup rActhc, nshuru near Portage Point IL
reported III an easy puxitiou. but htrh aa dry on
The beach. She lies Iii sx feet Of water. a.il viii
l,ayo.t0 be lifted bodily int0 deep water. She Il
hemnlcd In with reef each Side Ut her, co that
aeax counut 1nj4Tp lpf.
, 1877-05-28

During tho 6rst quarter Of the current year the
Clyde shtu. building trnde wRs brl4k, and In tho
beginning Of April mora vessels were In couryu of
construction than At tho closs at 1870. Twenty
ships Vt S, $50 tons In nll wcru launched In March,
and 0fty.onu Of 10, 600 aggregate tonnasu during
shs quarter. the agurcs for ths three monlas being
near1y thc anne ~ In the dr.s quarter Of lk7d;
while thoao for tho month ahoW m Increase OF
shout 30 ref cent compared with tho corresponding
period Of ll#t ysar. Tbs striks Of carpenters has
lag trade .stee tho close OF March, ,-ndeod "a &C.
count u tho unreasonable demands OF tbs men,
soau of the largest hlp.b1ilten, have ccased
operations for the present.
, 1877-05-28

yesrs hard labor. Tho en1pris was committed 10
rrtAon, and awaited his trial for e1hctty twenty
weeks aimee. Then he waa sentenced to tho hve
yeatn' pens,tyi As soon 80 tho President. vas
Attorney v:icnrrni TO investigate tho case. which
now Is being dono. The offender may escAps tho
term Of hst Yeasa. bnt has been obliged n await
such an Indulgence for twenty years, spent in 4
lonely dungeon.
, 1877-05-28

Tl.e little pleasure steamer PloEenec, In coming
down the lake from South Chicago Inst evening,
burstcd her fced.ripo when OIL Hyde Park. Atag
ncnt for to tow her down 10 the city for rcpatr
Tho tug Rebel had her srOkc. stack demolished
by coming In contact with tho he1dgcar Of 4
scbooner In the river yesterday.
, 1877-05-28

hero on Tuesday morning. to bo fa!sa and fnjufi-
ous. t'apt, Smith, tho keeper, sounded tho
whistle frum 10 a. n,. during tho prevalence Of
tho fog.
FErIghts from Milwaukee for tho past week ST
tonn, pr1Nclpa1y compotcd Of o, 600 brls f1sur.
, 1877-05-28
cooKiNa.srovEs AND WHISKY.

COOKISG.sTDVEs AND WHISKY,
Here Il what the Detroit fost of Saturday says
about thai Monroe whisky: 'Aecordiny 10 tho
Chcaao papers an expedition ID httlny cut in that
city 10 make naothef effort to recover tho +valua.
bic cargo Of whisky which snuk oH Monroe tu
1887 ps shereaboula. We could put q lcA iu tho
ear u the originator Of the expedition, but he
might not llku 10 have hts expectations b1astcd.
'rhs map who commanded the sunkcn craft IL
s!realy within few years. publish An authentic
list os The cargo which went down. Ths principal
Item was eooklng-stoyss; the uiluos Item, whisky.
FActS," -'
, 1877-05-28
ERIE.


6reetal Dtspoteh to 77s Tribune.
EntE, Pa, Aay 27.-Arrtvslt. Prop Emma A.
TfHmpaon, sehr Marcngo, barge Fulton, ]. A.
S!nith. Departures, Stmrs Wissahickon, Facldc.
, 1877-05-28
waiting for lila Trial.

4V1l99k1
A singular case hns couls ~ llyht from the Bu-
perior Court Of AyScucho, In South America.
Twenty years ago, 10 drunken heht IN unfos-
tusato luatan wa killed IN thAs citJ BY auotaes
who was sGtuA'ty crazy from tbs effects Of atrons
NQuur. Yhu punishment 1ve kuca QiIunasa u 1Ye
, 1877-05-28
MARINE NEWS.
sTEAM ON THE CANALS.

aIEAhl lt4E NiAN4AlASs
A correspondent who haa given mach Attention
10 tho anh|cct Of transportation wfitca 70 tho
buffalo Commercial Adetrftter. Of late date, suE
gc.ting TINT tho locks Of tho Eric Canal be length
enel 70 ~ to admit three Of tho present boats,
with stcam-sug, all passing through the locks to.
gcthcr. TnEA would be constructed only for
power, AMI need not neceasartfy ba idle; wh'c the
steam canal boats, with thctr nftendants, must
await The loading md tho unloading, 1oring much
time. This plan wonld involve no change In any
other part Of the canal, nor in tho boats. Where
locks arc double, only one need t,o heightened.
Speed would 10 Increased, while The cost OF towing
would bn less than with horses. With this In.
pravcment no other route could compete with
tho lakcs and canal.
This correspondent referred 10 Tho Baxter ateaU1.
efs a. tnptacticabic and the cdEIor Of the CoasT-
10 cunyince tbs public that steam be successfully
n.ed In canaI navigation thnn any uthcr appliance
Jet brought forward. Had not the company been
0vefAken by hdFGtBa ciEculnntnNCta, Including the
railway wars and rninona tEetgl'ts, large GGet
would nt present b. IN practical operation: Tho
ifsm DulysIo to Now York sho,1ed That inc1cnsci
spceJ eunl4 certainly Ic had. The Remington,
loaded with Lard. now on hes way Ea.t. had l,h'ted
Guiding detcnt.one. Tue only question remaining.
therefore. was tl!nt Of cconumJ. Tho degree VI
succets wseh attended ehs baxter e.peamsn.t mn. En- sn
proveincnls hal been made. 70 thnt good speed and
leltcE economy were now obtained.
The EoMk9<rciGi iuIurstA tic idea OF IengtheHlh9
the locks. anl s1ys II would do away With tha long
lclsY now xpcrenccd. Thu ent5fc feet GUILD Their
be dropped through each lock fcxccpt those at
I.ockpott) at once. The time consumed on ttlp
in loekage In this way. would be only eighieen
hours. instead Of sc,enty two a. nt prcecut The
ntJohn sSts m s III '
eage o. boaE The beneilts re*,,'sing to commerce
Auroupp 10 th]s thc Enmo paper Htntcs that the
dcniaad for canal bonta AZ New York, in the tran..
otaon Of merehanse so9 iro .tse
for years a. II IL At present. Last Tuesday tho do.
mand was In excess Of the tupply, and fully twen.
hai % Been % II port. ii steam were nniy in general
operation, much ct tho merchandise freight could
be tcssotcd 10 tho wnter.roatc:
couplers put on and Will try 'iuw tho Illinois plar
Tmk Tntnuxz's correspondent "F." returns ia
the subject with further statements which may b
ni Interest in connection with the above. The
progress Of the uso of steam the llI'no!. Canal
rum i % correct accounts. llcre /. what be snys:
npso tho Ese T. nS SGn In. ana
s WI I. ;.s s p sas sfss Is os s
81
owning largest anlr failed d. TwsH,5 E,5 ys,s, NJ
10 nov have upSa the i!no!. Canal ral nale bstts
NeS Ysfe sts IT, s'
= pcnlaf9 t fas
bats yestals Az s~srtloa @ W. taas ,.s: 81
G III III ss d ffRs a I'd
s e he s:s tsss ss s CT; II: p se s's sSf
As ;ia|o o an heat NJ! Two o. the = ~ b, te%.n
tst2 soni, snd sasi stesacr ~ j. sD e .u b. U
hofsrs ai Itc ptr mile viii, stcatii ii horsc.sm
, 1877-05-28

NUMVKEIJ BA LIE OF VESSELS.
fntuof was sdoat yesserJay that tho xchss Kate
barley and Golden West, lately sold By tho Mar
shnl to satisfy mortgage claims, had sxa,n been
transferred BY Mr.. W. D. Kesfoos, tho purchaser,
70 Mr. Attteli, but subsequent Foposts showed that
tes yes.els woud not b. zoLl alu until The return
q Ra4n.ond pttndiy.lls. who IL now Ut bayou
CARO- u sugar on tho sch1 Panllco from John Ly-
ous' plY0tsllon " New York. Nj friudtvilis Wss
to the late salt.
, 1877-05-28

The palm for genera! heajthtuineas. Il these hg.
utes are worth anythln9 ~ sgn!, must be given to
teen and four -tsntlls; aad among tbs lwcnI,es,
which come nsxt sn order, we asa glad y sss San
ems an equality with ths ancient seat OF learning
and thu arts.
, 1877-05-28
LAKE FlsE1GIITs.


CHICAGO, May cU.-K0om was taken for about
1856, 600 bu wheat and 200. 900 bu corn. Kingston
rates wcte &c on wheat. 1sufIa'o rated on corn
wefa uominally 2HG2Ac. 1tatcn to New York by
steam and canal on wheat were 01Sc. Charters:
To 1Iu1alo-PEop Kcrshaw, schrs St. Andrews ard
J. W. Duane, corn; prop Montana, wheat and
corn: prop Roanoke, wheat, ali on p. Il To Erie
-Schs scGpytktit. wheat Through to baltimore on
p. t. To Kinsstou-Schss John Nngua and Sam
Cuok, wheat At &c; sehr Montpelier, corn At BIO;
schr 7. Y. Avery, lenis from Niuskcgon At ei.20
III lgoll. TO ColILnHwood-Scsr Il. e. Crawford.
corn on p l. To Sasula-Nullio Oardnet, corn
through.
Lumber frelghts aro 40 follows: Muskcgon.
81. 90; Lulinyton, 81. 1a!s; Mantstcc, S1.GHD
LES; Alpena, sl.5o Saginaw; aud sheboygan,
Tho echr nuiehos hoy takea oak tinlr. from
Michigan City 10 lIufaio at 81. Ell. The scow achr
Fo,tcitona goes to A1!cgan for iamsce for Chicago
al Sl.:37h. The San Jacinto guca 10 ShulIuyynn
md The Clasa to Duncan City for lumber at 81 20
tic Ethan Allen 10 NonUmuncc ut Sl..5. THO
Atlanta gocs to New Mtts!0n, In Tsnxerse Bay, for
WOO, Of 81. 10 on tho rail-.
lIUyrALo May 14.-Dnil. Coal rntcs to NIL.
wnukee anil Chicago unchanged: carriers backward
In making cnyns scmcniS chartce~: ,lfark D. A.
Van Valksnburs. eOkH from Ashtnbnln 10 Mar
dncttc nt UUe per tun, frtG, uHd iron orc back Mt
81. 10 per tin: schF tioltcu Rule, coal from
iack Nlvrr " Windsor at 4.c per TIN; FctF Tel
eEfap, coal from Cleveland to Hnfhln at IOc ffeV;
eChr a. Dradicy, salt to c1uyviant at 3c uef bsl.