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, 1877-07-19
PERSONAL.
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be honest.

PERSONAL.
Stonewall jackson used to my TINT he b.
loycd he was fondcr Of IlauoE thah any an ia hls
!oscc, hut he never taatcd II.
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~ .'s " '~' "s
Jadgc Dlckeys OF ChicaRo, was ono OF tho
gncfts at dinner EIsen ty William leach Lau-
renee to Charles o'ConoE at Newport, Fridny.
DR.. 9. Z. Wiuslow. Of Noston. died at
Salt Lake City, and. LETT will directing that bis
cart be buried in tho grave oF his parents at Nan.
tnckct, aud his body eromatctl and the ashes In"
tered in thc ,:ravc Of Ills wife ut Cambridge.
Tho Enrl of Anncstey ,7nx married to Nffsa
,t,rth.n ~ ararv,,horc rhurc,, rorlon 1ntva
iii, foTI.htn falntett }nrtnr the ecycmonv. nni
Ind H. ho rnrrtch ont NJ s1,c churc rrhc hriAo -.
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Mf. W H. ihornea SUCCESS IN tue part OF
Nss'p was parity surprise 70 Tue pcop'o ~ 400
inea1so s1o'.eay ".4a.' p.s"use Ivy 'au 'o.
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, 1877-07-19

Germany Is thoroughly alarmed At tho en-.
croachments of the potato-bug. Ships aro quar-
auttncd, and portraits Of Bucts bugs aa have &C.
cured landing, done by ''tlc old maslcrs,'
arc circulated through the country. Tho best
way to get rid Of the inscctis 10 trcak his neck
by compcllfn. him to speak the German LAM
Elnrc.
, 1877-07-19
THE WAR.


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xa' NJ tae n'oa'n OF s'lo 1.lser LON, "nonco
8ose1al eace1'ent 1oa'!s 'eao ose1 '1'o t'a.kans'
anu on'y snos' Instance ''o'" "'aa''''
Alon8 tho LING OF tho ha'8ahs tao nass'ana
, 1877-07-19

The opinion Of Justice SwAxsE, of tho
United Stateg supreme Court, which vo
print In another column. II OF general inter.
est as determining tho liability OF stockholl-
ers Of National Banks. It will be seen ahat
no defense which is purely technical is per-
mittel to roliovo tie shareholder Of the
necessity OF paying bis due proportion Of The
bauk'a dobta, Tie defendant iu this cuse
undertook to contest thu recovery OF
the par ya1uo OF 1iN stock In accorl-
nnco with tha ordAr OF the Coup
troller, upon tho ground that no debts
had bern Proved. but tie Court oyerrulel
th:a l,oint, holding that the amount to DO
l'aid rests solely in tho judgment Of the
Comptroller, aud cannot bs controrested !;
and it WAS also decided that the stockholders
were debarred from pleading any irregularity
OF proceedings iu The organization Of tie
bank, tho Comptroller being clothed with
jurisdiction to decide as to the completeness
Of tho organization, aud his certificate being
therefore conclusive upon that subject for
al tAs purposes Of this litigation.
, 1877-07-19


those who oppose the requirement to redeem
greentacksin ge'd on 'he 1at Of ''an'aty, ie'''
and to rroiiilnt my other th"n goh cur
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, 1877-07-19

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, 1877-07-19

It was questionable Judgment on tho part of
the Nastingtonnn Homo to publiss, the fact
that AMONG It's inmates was one aged 10 WHO
had drank for ttsy years; anothcr aged 6 who
bud absorbed the nr,1cnt for forty years; and
third aged G. who hal looked upon wine when
IT was red md beer wIlc It was amber for forty.
five years. To such Incidents dq the tlyspept,e
and tho tostcrer point with trembling fingers
while they enlp with anxious thsoass, for lie Is
swcctcr than abstinence from whisky, and wllcrs
the former may bc prolonged and the patient at
the end Of four ecoro be designated from his
fellows with admiration, tho ini1ncen,cnt to a'-
sotb is far grcatlr than that to swear Oft.
, 1877-07-19

A&Nlt3Hl1A A&1IIA luz AtGlg ElkASI A4CC 0IaPd
or under powerful protection. Whatever
other iasncs n,ny 10 involved in this War. 1t
is certain that Turk and sc1evo will hover
again live side by aidc IN lint province.
HOW A FALsEHooD TRAVELS.
The rarility witt. which a falschood travels
usually tictics its asrest until it las nccom.
pl;sl,cd nil tho mischief Of which, 1t Is capa-
bic. Titus Tho Engliah people havo been
persuaded TINT tt,oro ia permanent breach
betwcan President HAYES mil tho Re-
publican party, growing out Of tho for
nrer's trcatn,ont Of tho political eomp'ica-
telegraphic correspondent Of tho London
Times, evidently mislcd by the Hes wl'icl, tho
Implacabla newspapers told about tho low"
Convention, reported promptly that tho
President had been condemned by tie 1se-
publicana Of Iowa. As this was tho broad
declaration Of tho American organs Of tho
disappointed cilico-seetcrs, perhaps foreign
correspondent caunot be blamed for accept
ing It, though, if wctl-informed an.l discrinl-
inativs. the correspondent might l,avo soen
through Tho Obvious misrepresentation Of
tho facts. Tho only baais of Tho assertion
was the Introduction OF q resolution giving
President HAYES Administration general
Endorsement, which WAS voted down. If
this fact stood alone, it might Justify the In
fercnco thnt tho Administration had been
contlclnned. Hut 1t Is well known tint tho
circumstances surrounding 1t givo It m en-
tirely different construction. The Presi.
dents Southern policy had been capvassed
befors tho meeting OF the Convention. It
wns found that there was some difference Of
opinion as to Its results among the 1lepub-
licnns OF Town, but it WINS admitted on both
aidos that 1t was m experiment, Me merits
Of which ti'no alone could determine. It
was agreed, therefore, t!al 1t won1d be rn-
fair either to giyo Tho policy full approval
or to condemn 1t in ntlsanco, and there was a
tacit understanding TINT tho Convention
should not put itself on record either for Or
against It. In violation of this agreement,
ono Of tho extrcmists opposed to tho policy
introduced tho resolution approving 1t,
knowing full we'll that 1t would bs
voted down. just as n resolution condsmning
It would hare teen voted down. The scurvy
political trick vas used by Tho Imr1acable
newspapers to create tho impression that tho
Administration had been officially con-
domncd by Iowa Republicans; md now the
London 7,imts, 1nislcd by this ba1d falsifca-
tion, concludes that tho Republicans of nil
tho other States would do the anne II they
wcro holding conventions, except possibly
Ohio. Tho reason given why Ohio is ex-
certed is that tho President hns sayod him.
, 1877-07-19

wilt bc against tfc new Cvt Service rules far Post,
HHf
1t snny IN casnalty mentioned that roastnastess
may attend pray ycr.mceinGs ont Of buss1css hours.
-thteago Times.
Clearly the journal md Tines I'LL not rct
tls ldca from each other, hut will they confess
fron, That paper they did steal III
, 1877-07-19

NNElpHT EECNNfCt
Monroe STREET corttcr of Dearborn. NnTrltT
faftc, md pantxn[me. Mrurt. Pat Nooney. F.. n
I1Al1. MatEtt, ETC.: Mcsdamt1 Lasktlic. Allah Eich
MonJ, etc.
, 1877-07-19

Lake Ehore. foot OF Adams street Eunmcr. EfGht
Festival by The Thomas OrcheikrA.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-27
DIANA AND MUSIC.

For Miss Lizzie Webster's benefit at the
FiPfh Avenue on FRIDAY night Miss Rose Temple viii
make her debut Euide Miss Webster viii play Fran
Qce for the only time, Ilss sophie Norre Will apredr
dav or the benefit Of M Harry Josephs the e1traya
aanzs will be preceded by The Little Rebel IN which
Miss Minnie Palmer (whO has kindly vOuuteeredj, Miss
Harold, and Miss Randolph will appear.
Tickets for Mr. GOuge's benefit at the Union
G0uar Theater night Tor sale at the bOxOfce Of
tue theater al Glmores Garden, ana at the principal
hotels The programme consists OI three pay iii NUS
tlatiug matrlmOny 10 the language OF lne Dlns, lhe
operDg episode ~ the entertainment Will DC Agony the
Fir.r showing how The Day after the Wedding the
sf .turbance foOk place. and how the key To the con
yi-ou was concealed and found and after much trbu-
ariou tie san breaks upon tho storm, and harmony
r.iaas once more ruprcmc. Episode No introduces
.Tnc ~yecter Bridegroom IN Agony the second, during
when caacvsm OF events Is precpiIaied III most
alarming and dlsract!lg character, ana WAch lLlr'.
duee- te third episode, entitled My NelghbOTs Wle
an uplOarpus ncrude. when culmlnates ID te cAtn.
csrenf OF all the troubles fOles, and disasters, and
Constitutes Agony the lAFd
We have several times spoken of the in
crcaaed attention which Las been PAID 10 music OF laie
years ID schools young ladies' and the excellent ser
vice which PROF K.fter at Vassar College. Mr klauser at
Pennington and conscientious teachers nave done
ia eevaung taste OF their pupils as well as training
their voices mug Two OF the concerts recently AZ
the Pennington school were given by Mr. Ernst PeIiDo,
and the programmes contained All extraordinarily rch
selection % the works OF Bach BeelhONen Glucs Schu
Schubert, Mozart, Chopin Rubhsttih ba krl anu
others with pieces Dy Prot J. X Paine. AT NeIes-
ley College last week, Mr. FerabO ana MI BernDAru l1h
mann played the programme, including SGhnDerts an
believe has been publicly performed IN THIS
country AT Vassar College there have been NUMBER OI
admirable classical concerts during tho seasOh AT sey
~ tho recent commencement exercises III brooklyn
the character OF the musical selections has Ocen nOle
worthy Al Packer Institute for Instance, where the
is under the charge OF Mr. lissr the girls sang
choruses by Bargel {" May-BellsD y Sir Henry smart,
and Julius Anton Mayer, besides Jublate by Ber-
thold Tours AZ Tie Br00klyn HighA Seminary, under
New-York tribune., 1877-06-27
PUBLIC OPINION.

IF the Secretary of the Treasury wishes TO
for the passage Of another law authorizing - nc ~;
tanly cannot do IL under existing laws Louisville
COurier-JOurIlal (Dcm
The people of North Carolina have not been
reconstructed The Republicans " thai statr are Iei
suaded that white Liable 10 b" Detef h.ted ="
mold an Office OF high importance Than nt-F1. runc-
thing must bee wrong -lCncinn.u Enquirer lDemJ
In these times OF civil service reform the
President viii thauk Ie renndcr that j. Ajireoh
Wells sf occpie. the responsible position 0i SurFeFo.
of tine Port ~ New Orleans TDe worthy NeIs should
not ho kept this yass.ige ady pnEcr tnan Is aUsO
ut.ly necessary for tbc appointment Of ills suctessor-
iPhiadciphl. Times tludl
The country wac not annoyed greatly be-
cause the raas % SIR fIsh been mentioned IN cen
necnon with tho English mission. The President lnhi
20 very much further for minister and rare worse but
we have not detected that .le President nas Dom an
moved hr the antics and fOne5 Of thc 5noi ~ icIs
tho snSb still remains o. inisrepr'snt the country 81
IOnGDu.-lndiIuapOiis Journal tkcpJ
The failure Of Packard to maintain hls po-
ritlo wfi, he had fairly faut ~ hi-. nor
Uaves; huf Packard who saved tAo k pub ichn parry
from defeat entitled 10 ts respect aud CONFIDENCE oi
Re.ueeans everyW here. Ho j. not TO ee compared or
All to those who seek help Themselves temporarily by
lying about him. Cincinnati Gazette (RopJ
The Democrats of Charleston are the friends
of tie coored people. and viii DO long they vi ,t
them Tie Democrats VISA 20 giv- tho colored peoi -
As friends y good CHOO - stem, Ialr share % ih
Off 3 aut an equdl opportunity ia making l'ns, dnd
ue.pic But. and 10 is Dig buh Il tIc cpiUF-d tf" c
will ai,veys vote against the % mOcs, Why flo1 me
c0ored peple of themselves =. OEdIlea-
ton Is. c. News and Courier ,Deinj
New-York tribune., 1877-06-27
THE CABLF COMPANIES T-;TryNG.

LONDON. Tuesday June %, ST.
An extraordinary meeting of the Direct United
states Cable Company held to-day. Mr.. Pender pre-
siding In subAi5ting special report To the meeting
th- chairman ad had been found impossible. with tho
restrictions galch existed in the memorandum ef
caton 70 conclude definitely any terms with the Anglo
AE COinpanv, and IL shereore necessary 70
propose 10 the shareholders rcconsructiss OF tse
paly. This Il carried out, would enable the COM
pany 10 adopt the arranged with TIRE Angola mer
lean Company Il -as proposed - carry on reco,strc
ton by voluntarily winding up the p4ny with a view
10 reo-gu1 it.On and uaiDn with the Anglo american
Com pny. Tse Board az Directors ~ oofrOn that
the Plan Proposed ~oull D. profitable thar policy
sT Isolation. aud ID De advantageous 10 Dst- COM
panes. lie concluded w ssriag the adoption or the re-
port. which carried aier . long discussion.
At The meeting Of ths Dr.c Uso6 States Cable Com
pany to-day the ,ar'y which Ia ops0sed 70 Ar Penders
policy denaaoed poll but we're defeated by 3,725
sst.s against 4I0. To Aaslo-AsercsE Cable Company
~ met TO-DAY and Ved a. 9int sirse agscnlonG
New-York tribune., 1877-06-27

naeasance in ofcc had hearing before United States
Commss oner Plant ths afternoon. United States At
tornev Wells OF this district and Col Lusk, United states
Attorney lr the Western sTrt Of North Carolina, a1-
peared Tor the Government; Gen. :. 3 Henkl' anu K
Senator Poole of North Carolina for tire deirn-r Col
Douvis United States Mlrslal for that district,
present.
Tie Secretary OF the Navy has directed thar an exan
nation be made OF the sailing vessel Guard now al New
York, with itng her up for Surveying service
in the south Atlantic 10 connect the long tudes OF the
Of Europe with rhc coast Of -DH Aucica
sac VIII be commanded by Lieutenant oininancer
Green.
Another Of Mr Mulett's roofs shows gns OF fall
ing Tns time il is the disict ail building IN this
city The danger OF its tumbung down great that
props have been put under the root
III Hancock County, Tenn, the officers have just de-
strOyed two stills IA sthouses. ~ tuba OF beer about
5000 gallons OF beer and - gallons of WHISKY.
Lieut. Flppcr. the coored oncsr just gradafoc from
Wet Point has been SLed to the 10Th Cavalry col
oTed regiment
Friends OF Prof Laaeson say that tho President has
offered him the miss Oh 80 r. .yti.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-27
LATEST SHIP NEVIS
rTor other sh,D y,,cs s,, SerentA Pag,I

ARRIVED.
steamship Isaac Bell Lawrence, RICHMOND city Point and
Saucy W smith. Tnoker. sagua days, with sugar
% order. weasel tO-JOlas smith 81 Co
VIM Douglass. rini0e Btracoa II igs, WITH s.lit
70 James Douglass, vessel 20 q. j. weinberg & 90.
ERROR.
steamship od Dominn, reported on seventh page a. hay
ing arrived, was An error
FOREIGN PORTS.
LONDON JEne 26-Asrived vallejo. Graua Japan Prinds
Manr.tz.
HALIFAX Juno 2s-saled. steamships Nova seofan Cor
Liverpool via 81 johns y r; Oscbec ioT Philadelphia
DOMESTIC PORTS.
NOBLE Ala. Juno c6-Cie1rd brig Fnrpnce, for Boston
CHAgLsI0s. june steamship Charleston On
slorc. fer FristOi. Albert Mason for Baltimore
N3w ORLrAS, June Zb.aiasrl. seanslT Lone star, z
Ne'yNork bark Fs0e f. ~p"rauze for @ueef~-Hu Pas''s
On the Dr., Dounl ln afansp thuur II M LtFefpv. VIA
West Ind -. bound out steamship GILLIAN
BOsloS June 26-Arrlvsd, bua Ialrn a. rom haisehes
schr. Iloi Van Gdnr frm P 40 lriil Cleared 81 AM
ships DIDO. for Hull Eng. sew York Geo. AlpHf ior
pain srfrs Montana for Alexandra virginia. Tor phla
PuLApPLruLA fnne ZGArrv a. steamships Ef -1nt. from
Ncw-YorK Virginia, frDm Chsresson r. Willing, ff1u
Bath j. diiOrI AM Ida r.. Latham from Cost
Nary j. Smith. nom Now Besoru -te9nen Mems. nun
stonagon Cosr-d, steamships Lancasur, Tor Sal ~ As
nes or NcS- -Y0rE W Nhtru lur Baltimore bsrk Bafnp-
or- QE sonstoTn schrs hrIa Barton, for Bar to-
Rachel NlrE, nau u olprf 1nd VI. y CARROLL i0r Boston
sBG Mathis, for Ghesah Rachel seaman f0r very
iains AeIy, iOf Nev itofi J. p Haskell and J. p Kelsey.
for iachond Casper heft anu }. bea nam lor Ports
mouth Fs T icTese NOe Tor Boston. sailed, stealslys
BALuaogr, June 36-Arrived steamships Fanny CavAla
b. Histlov lr. iron LondoLd8ry. Cleaned. sit ttirs
Wm. Kennedy tcr ~ay1nuahs octl-ara iur seN turt H.
Nadiaieia !ia io' NorioA Scnu9h1r .rl ~ Frh'-cn
H. IA. Mitchell fDr Wilmington, = g.. Joseph l,ufd.
Or De'rseio"n. > 90 ! b i.ab. .ock and p huA fr ps-
ton CheruDi1. for sesfonL sailed bArE Aao'o topo-
New-York tribune., 1877-06-27
DOTNGS At NEWPORT.

NEWPORT, R. l., June 25.-The Ocean House
opened to-day.
ExGov Morgan Of New-York has arrived at his villa
Beevue-ave.
Mr.. George Peabody wetmore Of New-York has re-
turned from Europe and now occupying his home on
Beevue-ave
Gen James Grant Wilson has taken the Carry cottage
on Bath road which was occupied last season by Dr. J.
II. Gautier OF New-York.
IT is expected that Mrs. Paran Stevens OF New-York
will return Europe late in the and take pos
session of her villa Belevueave She has rented her
Berkeley-ave cottage Mr.. T. g. Baldwin Of New-York
The King cottage, opposite the Ocean House, which
has been occupied for several by John Town
send OF New-Yorl will be used this by David
King. jr., OF NewYOrk Mr.. Townsend and his family
Will spend the season elsewhere.
Prof. Agassz Of Cambridge and PrOfs. W. B. Rogers
and J. p Cooke r. OF Harvard College have arrived at
their cottages Prof Huntington Of Trinity College has
also arrived for the Summer
Gould Island near this place. has been sold by l. ;.
Homans OF New-YOrk who has owned II for several
years. to Charles l. Post OF NewYork for $1,000. Il is
bleak place. and only DE reached by silDOaL Inc
island contains 10 acres, besides the Duldlngs
Several pigeon matches will take place during the sea-
SON OF polo matches will be many, and the ponies
will arrive next week.
Palestine Commandery Of Knights Tempars Of New
York will make an excursion 10 Newport next month";
and will be shown the usual cOurtesies by Washington
COmmandcTy OF TINS city.
Mr. Herman I. Livingston OF New-York has arrived II
his schooner yacht Gypsie OF the NewYork Yacht Club
Mr. Livingston fonr pretty co tngeS on thn c'ds
MED by Mrs Thomas Gibbs. DR.. John c. Barron, anu
j. IckelneiIner, all OF New-NOrK
Bathing has not began; twothirds Of the cottagers
have arrived, and hotel guests not numerous