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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-20
CRIMINAL NOTES.

At The Rsscx Market Police Court yesterday. il.
Wsal!rg for krepis treputIoe house ai No - ihyl
!tr-ruS. ftIulNt
ta ~ 81 0,p she pIunis'r Wcr, IL
qGIed gave bail 500 Le OF good behavior O. siaid
committed l0i cIo month
At tina Jefferson Market Police Cour. YESTERDAY,
Fraeres klichgr. who stabbed Fr'tercL Aahsvd on 20
-UL Wednesday Light, iE lc htcA Nia ttN IN
900 bl4i for tra....Js incs hc,hbcot 80 N'st ~
tacutai. hcc ~ = 600 bs, e'tff"l Nl' t"'Sf 49,
haiuflug sistsr, Act'auo. % tcN wees
..arra.tt Fln. 81 No. 2l1 Tmrsoa It, ,aiAai!Er "Ii
a. ne. T. Wcs q o. 2eg ibc lsoLs, sid harJ Ma. -
10 w IlalGf5l The ntic- 81 Tue d"tbcii{ A"tes
al a.. !voa discharge, on TIE c'loi'h ~ u
no, iruoy. rom he premises The Other iLnses oi ihe
ned SO each.
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FOR N steamship Cresr The Rev. W +. johnson.
A. Merritt, G. - JOINING. Mr-. Jeu.ngs. Ars oulsou.
Miss Thompson, Miss ThOfl MR.. Scper, Kiss ham
E0Id Mr.. r. De Nelier, Mis- NJ q. Suunids Miss Emily
S,ianonaa Col NJ nomar, Mo Montgomery j.. Trot NJ.
Ioi"un g l. Adcer hIsCinker. Mis- Cnke Thomas irT1-
sou j. p Dush 4. h. AIyers T. - Croker, II. samucis, w.
aruntr, Airs Myers, NDOdcock. i'-o ". T. Hewitt NJ
Ep1GlEe, tey. NJ. Harris, Mrs. and children
hrs e Adams AID child. hiss Adams tathrne /o1gana,
Capt - J. taI, Mr Fail AMI curau Alfred Bennett, Tho
Rev r. baskerville, arc, Hobbs Clark. Nr Tread
vel VIA Johnson g. :. Mai. MIS- Nal and child Mr..
Young, IIs. lOuny AAf cllld. l. nIaMls 4. TurneI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-20

FROM HAVANAFr stcGG7yhiy C,ty Of Nei- Y3ri July 10
- hpan, T. smith, haisci Hcte = Nalnaga aud vie, T.
Nai4s y. Gone s, Rev. c. Nlaias 4 I0! T.. tcrian-
oe1, H. Mora. l. ka1frquoz. r. Care j. J.. Da7 ms. NJ. al
ttHZn Hiss T.. Ecatr Cob Matinee wife ana seyhi g. dc
Iuio VIE, Three Children aud servant. Miss Isabel Ili0,
Miss NJ >aa. r. Mora, wife and cn MIS-. VI. AlicuzO tHO
daughters ana servant, $. MENDOZA T. PODtnendcz Manuel
GHlba Count o1coa, Jose Navarro, C. OiolgCa, r.. her
fc:a, ,. EoSo Nm @rrc EchaU0, N..H g. ciart f..
hIneptrJs, r. Ar1lentcTOs and sixteen second cabin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-20

meut OF other stations I'm the cotton Statc 81 rs 10 OBJ
tain more accurate information of rainfall ana teapTi
ture providing that arbitration on deliveries ~ cnt"
sold tie basis OF class fcahon he upon class 9u ui
wards fixed according 10 the official quotations or e
Gay OF delivery providing for the appointment o. ~ ~
epcctor TO examine the condition OF cotton 10 tie time
delivery etc TIE Convention adjourned I'll tomorrow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-20
MIHIATrRE ALMANAC.

san Ado sun sets... ~ Clock fast. COS
Moon SETS. CSl Moon s0g.hs. sos Moods DAY 10
HI"u WAIEk To-DsY-A
Sandy Hook 32i GOV Island. 1853 Hell Gatc.... G:fS
Ii-H WAFER TODAY ST.
sandy Hook. 1862 saLd. 42J Hen 6ato.... 6:lS
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DrookIpn Rcdi GGtais for Sale.

DWELLING-HOUSE Nos. 43 Willow-st.,
- 81 Hicksst - b. ana ~ NG-sas. 100 and lJ2 Pine
appe-gt, l7s and lS7 NUOue hbyst, u iaiGreitraye
GORDON l.. FORD, " Clark.ft. brooklyn.
EOR SALE-On Conner Of CaIltOn-ay. and
4 Rergcn-st, very desirable LOIS f0r Immediate in
IlOyement VIII b. sod tor a.h AMI g.crGSgr.
rutland q WHITING, Leeklhal-st
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auctiou Gales Of Real estate.

BANKRUPT SALE OF valuable COTTON
80 FACTORY.-We VIII sell on 18Th August 1917, ia lH
kaioasa. Ala. The kENA iDALE COTTON MILLS. 1pit
miles from tA.s city a. ant c. t. X also ali MACHINERY
sud ?ppUrenaucs Herewith; asJ large O
machinery also about 1000 acres valuable coal a
timber lsnds cotton factory can maze about iVJV
yard. plain goods per day forms tivg!Die So.
Tor circular. RICHARD &. McLESfER FRANK p
MOODY, ASsiguees-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-20

orence odcred. ra7l at. NOel-Npf1n do-ied. Wavne
County savings nan- Levi doa't gluk the allow
rnce ~ hr anr;1r fur;horsucs Of Justice
NOaon ihcfosre GciC. vlsA go cas;s ab.te event.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-20
10Y or rlGnrERN wANrs 4 DIVORCE.

EphTam I. Shinbefg has obtained from Judge
Van Brunt. in Supreme Court Chambers, the appointment
OF Albert Goldberg h.s GUARDIAN III order g. brs suit
against his wife, annie saocrS, iOr divorce. Tie plain
tin Is Oaly l. years Ole.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-20

"Goot day. Moses. Ny-elIelp me my tear,
boy you vac ss,,nced Wouldn't efcT otluoWiI your
Bal my naue j. no. 8oses slr" Krcst Lotens, who
YOU'D think l-yOuf name sbanScd to0F
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-20

90. Matter Of opening u
1851 AID other
streets.
-. Willie art. plack.
2j--Nprcrr agt HeIncbcr-
ger.
10..Gi''orf act. M9rs'i.
t6..Ii.liHchalt ACT Griffin. /
Foley az. Ia,abane.
Hi.-fgify set. NailicuC.
JI.EIli's iieai BI.i. ae..
Clement
100. Sits act. Blount
10. .Giichilst aCt. pisfr.
1856 Icyrragt. N,ith.
lal.. HrFCr ar'. Nclch.
141. Baker at The Chapin !
MFG Co.
l56. .CifigCn.' wings Bank
Az. Holman.
1fO. Jackson sct. Holia'ay. |
lt5-.Srluicr aga bergen.
lSj. Balls Head Bank agt. /
Clement.
y..Chufch ~ the Redcmp-
upn aeL Rector OK |
Grace Chlrch.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-20

lSH. .plattaft. Plat.
.n% Brown fci. Lady.
2tl..ffNWirti agt. wood.
lS..Ity.ii aet. RYAN.
40 uarieubrO0& agt. SEN
aHHr.
al .Sh.rheri ag'. C0kcflir.
4b..SiumOus, g.. agt. Eel.
Is. Bro agi. Graft.
90. Van ArstGl aet Van
Apstal.
1873. MU,ial Life ms Co.
alL Irasi. ne. A..
49,. SamU.grL same SO. y.
10. Seine pct. same go. %.
l4Z. Siaf,r agi. Mcdaniel.
ljl-.C.arsu 'rt. proIty.
Ice. Ryan agi. Ryan.
lc3. How. act. Pyatt.
iGS. season. AFT Mccarthy.
i~". style agt. Wits.
1888. Marion agt ORe!lly.
iB4 Kan. 2gt. Nelson.
90. Oliver agt. Cubs.
2l2.Sclscr Ggt. Shasren.
@l3. HOhrot agt. McCool-
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Cxcnr5loE5.

4 SARATOGA.-Dircct Route, via Citizns'
~ Zine palace stcaner- from Pier a. =. r. Faro
through, - 80 ESogr"n tckc good To- tFc mouths. "a
GEANANUAKA SUNDAY EXCLUSION 10
- GAFtT NECh. CIlN ISLAND
SANDS POINT. Gat.N COZ a., FLA CLIFF.
GLENWO'p. AND koSliN.
THE STEAM Ek -EANAHHhkA
Leaves Peel SUNDAY 90. f41Tlsf. 900
Ia ?aist o. IL u cahof plc turning to
the city about e. pianer sni rcr shu"ns ou b'-ri
X4TE5T POINT OF NEWDURGH daily tex
" erpt sundays Taxi re- Iisr AlbAA b. r,turl
By down boat ROUND IItEEis az EXCURSION
l{kTL-. See Dav line advertisement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-20
Counirp Real Gs!ate for Sale.

--~-~ --- 49,
A COTTAGE HOME in Flushing, with city
"A improvements for SALE. small tVosory house, ught
rooG huat and back stairs, furnace waiter, stationary uOs
@c scr nie,y p'deoi avn, c,iTs lg , ,1 W.
ance mortgage. address X g.. Box si Tribune Olicc.
A FINE BUILDING PLOT, so by $50, or
n 10y sS feet deaica5ly located and Dry soil; con
xoaca, 70 three dc iots, n F5shinG T. Ss o owner 70
y g. Flashing c6rlbues advantages win se city
convenience Of Jas. severe, g2ier q
4 NICE LITTLE FARM Of 20 acres, near
"a ta.s city, weaiapied i The re- dence Of Nov 3fk
lra.iiiU slyouAiDcs ana in first class neeorce with
eSorc sV &C. a 1a at ia. II not sold b Dee j. vii be
cooi tenant for fiye years. Address - ORANGE
EoH 80 In0uAe o.hce
4 4 CnOTON LANDING. FOR SALE.
r. desirable FARM OF ao.ee suitable fora Eentcman
country resioenoe. Tho properly located tie ws,
OIL Albany Post Road about one mile NORTH - 10
and commands extensive views 81 the Hudson tlyer
The lanG fully covered With apyes. iears. and other m
fruits, and 81 under cultivation me building comprsoa
ta1s ii lsr.e rooms Tho property VII De sold cheap For
particulars ad.i,.s EDWAiD CLJ RGE, Tribune oloe.
L1OR SALE-A COUNTRY SEAT, 53 acres,
~ the beautiful village q Gegeya situate eAecYsn
gentieasa desiring e9gtry hons AIpl} 70 GLitLn H.
tern Of years.
T'ARM FOR SALE at BETHLEHEM, Pa
- rch cutyLea land 90 hgl giouh ~ liant OF
both cot ral Lchigh valley po1osi southern ~
Esllcy the o.y bn.lg is laroe fnc but tract has
CANT coGnjry residence IN few years ihe gIee.
gain Address -. =. LEHMAN. Bethlehem Pa, Executor
fcr II. *. Fett,ra estate.
HUDSON RIVER, between Kingston and
S ESSi S ya%a Rr s & fliiNG
COMERVnLE, n. J.-Forty-acre farm pleas
- entiy located rstcles budngs good soil VIII be sold
'''"p ~ RUIAND & WHITING 5 Beekuau-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-20
Che Curt.

SARATOGA RACES.
- Two Meetings, 1877.
FIRST MEETING July ~ =, 20. - and 81. and Aug 2
I, T. and Z.
SECOND MELTING TO commence SATURDAY. Aug. H.
/ d.. MAltNit. fr.et.,lf.
G. MHEirLY sec. JNO. MDfkir~ll. Lessee.
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Gelp r0lnieo

yNANTED--A young man, American, as
entry ciork. and boy stock clerk. Ldess, giving
references MOTIONS, Station
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Gouscs Gii0 farms Wanlc0.

tjCI9t3 WIU = n II5 -JINIlU'
IOWA LANDS WANTED--For equity in
2 NeSJersey farm between Sew YORK ant Philadelphia
Excellent land buildings Photographs ~ thcc
RULhND & WHITING, ,Aman-st
SNANTED-ly n young American couple
w hslt house in good neghDo5hood Tlia guie r,haSa
family rent desired, Nhich VIII be promptly pi
Possession bot til september Address WIN partc1
lars, inciuding terms. BLACkWOUD. Tribune once
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Eitnalions iUartco-- Ma!cs


As COACHMAN-Ry Il frst-class man who
~ tnccghy uudcIs,.s 'is business; sx yeas best city
references. ". c. No. 20 Wet 4@IGL
l. GARDENER would like situation IN
private place has lel practical experience in Europe
.ud vcitv ~ cst during last yr2rs;
He'd good Testimonials from previous employers Address
JAMES McBEIAN, l2e PfosIsct.st., Brooklyn, \. y.
1 USEFUL LAD Chiuaman), with four years
"a city rfefeuoea situation city coubty
month 10 all kinds Of work about the house, nsst
in ktrarn wash dishes scrub clean nicely. wait aud tend 60
rrLf spcaks Eugzh. honest, reliable aud Ur iu Cr1
d., coon ~ tho PROTESTANT HOME, 1873 othav, above
lO-a-at
DUTLER.-In private family, by q scotch
- Protestant usn situation butler he thoroughly
dorsnds business good visy riecnoos Cali Geress
!. T., lO2 Wee. 4oii~i
MALE NURSE (Englsl), accustomed to at
I'VE eud invalid or elderly gvnonisn Will icsy" he
CITY required refers ~ tl ph Slciaus sd other
proruoEt Address II. H. CSC 0tav. gnc prompt
attention will be pad.
ETSEFUL MAN, American, in care OF horses,
Z arriving garien work. aad DO anything about
houne or grouuds, make him tails useful for
los wages city country. Has good reference. Can D.
NJ The PROTESTANT BCRfAt, lSs 9th Gv, above lOast.
SNAITER.-A Young man wishes situation
w country good eiiy niercDoc. Cell
"a ~ Wusi 81 s.-fi, 2i floor.
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Brecklnn propsrin 90 Ect.

TO LET very low, the desirable 3-stOry
and baa.,nen; Brick dwelling 30. t23 Carroll St, near
Carroll PARK: tssfc terart te rent Will Dc n&le very
reasonable Ap,ls CORNELL - Court 81. Brooklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-20
Ciin pr0psrlr 90 Get.

VIO LET.-uOUSE in finest location on 5th-
ave Can look into Psrs house. 70 rent 0N rOu
august lst. Apply 70 s. J.. TATE, llJ haideh Lane
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-20

COOK, &c.-Mother and daughter; one as
" cook washer roncT tbs daughter do nst house,
, and take car Clnlrc good ret r.ac, cards. Cl
for days H. Jones st. between Bsecser and s ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-20
iiuslrdl znslrume'Ite

A RON PiANOS.-A few Ond-haud square
N PIANOS D. ir - or,r % Wy ow prices fcr .ash or
instalhuTts. sl3PrON d roHrh%l. no. 3 tast l4thsL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-20

NURSE &C.--By French girl, Protestant,
~ and she j. Wiling ~ make herself sen.ray useful eau
neatly do kBf q horssweak nicely ~, hsa r's
r'ie;cuces at De PROTESTANT HONE, 1875 Sx'li-afcp
l,uFe above
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Ccuuirp i1rnperin 80 Eet.

CountrD Droperin so fet.
~,TTY HOTEL IN PROVIDENCE, r. l., to let
for ono d more years Tlis Hotel g. sell known 20 ihe
travelling phc Throughout the world end from ia situ1iiol
ot surroundings continue 90 Dc tho ocGiEg Hotel 0s
many years 5000 p, ,.~..,-,.. o.--.,o... u ,
TE7O IFT.-COuntry residence large house,
four ,rr.4 overlook Iig SQUAD Cily
Haven Railroad. l. - - > III lao ii.oed""s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-20

- peIelo~a coh and oausef aged - years, 70 DO M.
Stairs woTh aJd waiting milk and but,: washing aud
ironing Can b. AT Der rrvsent empoyeis 2o2 West
Abs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-20

~ .ERMAID-By a good cJiorcl; fog easy county
hotel private families best ~ ;cr'rcs and "a
al Eiuds 90 worS si Can De- seen q, the PROrES fANr
HOME. 13S Gtn-ay. f0Iftli hOisy above lOthsi.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-20
Protestant woman,

CDOK. WASH, IRON, and GENERAL ROUSE
" NOEk-By German gris for CITY cnUgtry. Can y,
seen, win reference, the PROTESTANT HONE 1873
Cths,ge. .ll hOuse auDve IOtt.sf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-20

LONDON July l9-I the Ana Iicln bark Sterling, Capt
Ttfts a i,lnTtad Accr, thai wrecked Junr 10 At
SIT Pond ana not American snip sterling fiOA CIV OrA
for san Ifaicisc1. b. before reported.
CuLESsIvyS, Julv ls-fhc Alan Line Steamship HIDE
auf Archer from Bait more. JUS . hy way OF IlidN
y IO aItivea atr. t9cgy sHG pVcee,ieI 10 Liverpool.
nc Vat! nal Line ste%usip Canada cart. iEf,r ron
,rv.Ay;E Idiy6, which tOScd into L.s IoIL disabled
l,ft for London at O'clock t.Is laJrAla-.
iO,los tur lraiiCd. lJta ;us-, susay l. CSrnpD Ill
ism Ina l. Nrus At4yrJ, I1tl l-t, Charlotte, BieueT
i.yrr. lsh inst 2aruusgeal. 8rtwv-. CaUt CDgV Pau
r.,i Jolu sutAeio lyt. lus Gamma T.. and Rosa
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4 SIMMS'5 sELECT AGENCY, 10. l277

e RraIgav H. w. cor al 32d-st be found number II
me Arstcllss COKE. iaundrefs
wa..rs,s nurses cu.fvsaed, aisl males
for every caacy supplied the shortest notice city and
countfr. no or private family.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-20

4 right, and the BOUD Oll ORGANS are the best NV.
i the world; Warrau'" 10 give ctf al
!sflc0n Agents wanted The made supplied on The most
l, send fDr Illustrated Catalogue. HORACE
WApEl a. sons. Manufacturer ard Irstr-. 40 si l.ti-
stSetBway UuiplN.N. Instum O. 10 Tct ia the county.
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5iina.lons tuanteo-- femdles.

8
"a STIrCTE removed o. 81 FouEth-ayr, near TNehiy
fpltrisi. hacd barge number OF Ny -fc't ftoesa n
ga other COOKS Cham ais. afre- IL MIR
F.anspfecpor tgc the iCst rivae ghie also strlc
abortion pald hotels. Summer HOUSES, sc. J. RAYMOND
Proprietor.
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MemOriaIDay.

The coming of the season of flowers
calls again to the duty of decking the
graves OF our soldiers who sacrificed their
lives in defence of the nation. Twelve
years have elapsed since the great strug-
gle with the rebellion ended At first
this custom was not only a tribute to the
personal valor of the men who died that
the Union and its institutions might live,
but it also carried with it reverence for the
cause in which they died, and impressed
the lesson upon the rising generation that
it is sweet TO die for ones county.
Now. however, we hear it said that
there should be no distinction between
the graves of those who wore the blue
and those who wore the gray, ia the cere-
monies of Memorial Day. Gods flowers
it is said should be distributed impartially
above them, for both were brave. Such
sentiment may seem generous, but it is
not just, and its application, whe rever it
prevails simply narrows the meaning of
the memorial ceremony to admiration for
personal courage and sacrifice The les
son of patriotism sinks out of sight in
such a service. The man who fought
against his country is put on level with
the man who fought for it. The rebel is
equally honored with the patriot 1t is in
this view as glorious to die bravely seek
ing to destroy the nation as to die for It's
salvation.
If we keep TO the true and original idea
of Memorial Day. keep it dag that while
honoring the patriot dead it shall honor
the cause of right and country and incul-
cate the duty and glory of defending
them, we must put behind US the idea that
there should be no distinction between
the blue and the gray in these ceremonies.
The bravery OF the rebels we may not
dispute. So far we may grant there is no
difference between the blue and the gray :;
but beyond that the difference is as great
as that between one strong, grand, glo-
rious nation. blessed with universal free
dom, and the same country divided into
hostile, weak States, thus divided that the
institution OF slavery might little long
er curse the earth. The difference is AS
great as that between Right and Wrong.
Truth and Observation-Disclosures and
Treason
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senator Morton's Letter.

The full text of the recent letter OF Sem
ator Morton is found in our columns this
morning. 1t is an interesting and able
production. Regarding the Presidents
southern policy Mr.. Morton is sceptical OF
good results, but he thinks it would have
been difficult for the President under the
circumstances attending his coming into
office and the attitude of the democratic
house to have taken a different course.
The intimation in the letter that the Pres
ident was coerced into the policy adopted
by the threats of the democrats that the
army would be destroyed by the house ii
he did not yield his right to employ 1t IN
the South weakens the argument Tor the
President. Still Senator MOrton's appeal
for confidence in the President aud support
for his administration will not be without
good effect. The step which has been
taken towards the South is irrevocable.
The President motives were good. Di-
vision in the republican party over the
policy will not mend matters but make
them worse. Union in the party never
was more needed than at the present.
when a solid South intent upon overthrow
ing the work of reconstruction and turn
ing back the progress of equal rights con-
fronts the party of freedom. Senator
Morton's plea for the unity of the repub-
lican party is strong and unanswerable.
As an indictment of the democratic par.
ty for its crimes in the South the letter j:
worthy of deep attention. Its charge:
are terrible. Their truth is established
by the strongest evidence. Republican!
who are sometimes dissatisfied and fee
inclined TO abandon their party because i
is not without its faults and shortcomings
had better take an earnest and candle
look at this record of the iniquitous de
mocracy. and see whether they would lk,
to change to that party. We commend
the letter to candid perusal by all on
readers. 1t is worthy the reputation o
Senator Morton.
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Inc New York Graphic is gratifcd to learn
that the Sick Man Of The East has been ena bled
To throw up lnirenchmcu,s, and has no oubt he
feels better.
Mrs Mary A. Richards recovered five HUNDRED
dollars each against Diedreh Hoffman aud Henry
SaarAe, lessees and managers of the Hoffman
House, Williamsburg, n. y under the civil dam
age act. Her suit was for 5000 fer furnishing
her husbands liquor.
Lake Superior is two feet lower Than it has been
known to be ryears,
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Senator MOrtOn's Letter on the
Political Situation.

INDIANAPoLIs, Thursday, May a. 1877.
Several weeks ago an open letter was add ,sed
TO me through the columns of the New York
Times written on behalf OF more than 100 promi
nept Southern republicans, stating their views on
the political situation and inviting mine. have
also received many letters from diff rent parts of
the country inquiring into the condition of the
Senatorial question from Louisiana as it stood AT
the adjournment Of the Senate.
THE LOUISIANA sENAToRsHIP.
At the meeting Of the Senate on the 9th of
March last, w lllism Pitt Kellogg, of Louisiana
presented himself tor membership upon crrden
tails that some weeks before had been read before
the Senate and laid upon the table motlon
was made TO refer the credentials to the COMMIT.
tee on Privileges and Elections. This was on.
posed upon the ground that Mr.. Kellogg had a
prims .ace tile 10 the seat, the certificate OF his
election beag signed by 5. b. Packard, as Gov
ernor of LOUISIANA, under the gfeat seal of the
State; and. allowing that h. hal been duly elect
ed by the Legislature, the question wa. whether
the Senate would take notice that ). b. Packhd
was Governor Of Louisiana. If he was then The
certificate gave MIR Kellogg such a ris h A., under
tue general practice IN tue Senate, emitted b. i'm
TO take the seal, leaving the legality OF his eec-
tlon TO subsequent investigation. In arkumegt il
was shown BY the journals of the Legislature that
each souse VI the Legislature whlch elected KEEL
logg had quorum oil members certified A. sucb
by the Returning Board. tn buarI was en-
powered by the laws OF Louisiana 10 examine and
count the vote, aud deteimlue Who hal been
chosen members OF the Legislature, ami to trans
NIT the determination 10 the Secretary Of State.
The Secretary Of State directed to make a
list OF tue members returned as elrcied by the
board, which he wa. to transmit to the Secretary
of the Senate and Clerk Of The House Of III former
Legislature, and the Legislature sas to be organ
ized only by sueh persons as were named in the
list lurGished by the Secretary Of State. a quo.
rum OF persons IN eac1 house thus certified as
elected tnet on the das fixed by law aud organ
zed each house Of the Legislature and The houses
net the neat asy 10 joint Convection, ia accord
'ace with the provisions cf the C-nstltaiiea, and
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In Augusta, 2Cth inst, by Rev. II. w, Tilden
Wesley Is. Worthing OF Chelsea, to Miss Lillian
McG fey of Nc. Vernon.
In Dexter, 2ist inst. Frastus n. Weymouth of
Ste son, TO Miss Martha K. Babb OF Alton.
In Cambridge. 10th inst. Granville W. Chad
bourne oil Harmony to Miss Ella NJ. Bunker, of
Cambridge
la East Cornth, 10th inst, II f. Cambeli of East
Corinth, To AIRS. r. b. Reed, OF Foxcroft.
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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-06-03

DISBURSEMENT it would seem
still exists in official circles in Constan-
tinople, because it is not yet definitely
known how efficient and sufficient a
force could be collected at a moments
notice to resist the Russian advance.
The hopes that were entertained by
the Turks when Sultum Kaleh was cap
tured, that it would result in the in
surrection in Causasus, have now en-
tirely disappeared. The Circassians
who feared the Russians were already
subseryient to that nation and laid
down their arms.