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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-10
PUBLIC OPINION.

We are sorry to observe that the President
is not yet wiling 10 cOmpIom,e Win the lepNJLc"hs
as with the Democrats Boston Traveller lRcp)
If the Senate is gastronomically wise il will
make Sanford the keeper restaurant, and CpmY;n
him for the loss OF the Belgian MISUNDERSTANDING
oils News QndJ
The denomination Of McsSTs. Roosevelt and
Prince is at least 4 surprise. Our NeWIorR Congress
men 10 not appear amount to much IN the way OF
debating appointments q single Cxrcbe Georgia sen
ator.-IIroy Times (RcpJ
The procurement of indictments against Pat
teTs0n and Kellogg clearly the d!terthou@u OF party
spirit an the result Of fraud and perjury. II has served
It's purpose in seeming seat III tue senate for Butler
ard now the Dem, cracy Will consult their Own safety
from charges OF PERJURY by dropping the matter Utica
Republican (Hep)
Unless il can be shown that any one OF the
Presidents nominees unit TO hold she Office for which
he has been designated, confirmation seems TO be the
proper We hope the Democratic Senators viii
act these IDEAS mateTW hat the Republicans mag
do Buffalo Courier (DemJ
If the Senate refuses to confirm the New
York Custom House uOmInatlOns-as IL has a perfect
legal night do-there bat proper Tor Nh.
Hayes TO pursue and that is to send IN fresh batch Of
names and ad minimum, il Nh COEkling aud his
clique attempt 20 show hght-lPLiIadephii Telegraph
RepD
There seems to be a dscOuragingly persist
eut tendency National politics 10 make Louisiana SUI
Ter the benefit Of jhe parties at large Even SOuth
Carolina is clear Of lhe woods Her Senator is ad-
tunes viii soon be succeeded by Democrat. The Demo
cratic Senators. without much hesitation. allowed ke
log b. slGGel Louisiana Tor the sake OF getting
Butler in NeW-Orcans Times Deml
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-10
DIR. DAMROsCHs MATINEE.

Dr. Damrosch began his second series Of
symphony matin6es Saturday The principal work on
the programme was BeethOvcn's eighth symphony ana
the orchestra played it with their customary intelligence
and warmth but It seemed to with rather less than
their customary precision Of touch and purity OF tone
II was nevertheless good performance and would have
seemed still better but for the remarkable excellence OF
the rendering Of Mendelssohns "Ruy Bias overture
which opened the concert Our enjoyment OF music AFTER
all depends a great deal upon our own mood at the mo
mcut and If the symphony, fine as It undoubtedly was
did moi entirely satisfy the fault may have been more
in the listener than the performers Schunanns bean
ful pauoforte concerto brought forward that accom-
pished artist Nj 5 b. Mills, who never fails TO please
The vocalist was Mrs. Emma T.. Dexter, OF Cincinnati ;
she sang Mozars Dove sono" the Rode Air and Va
riatons" and for encore, ANGELS ever bright ana
fair" The orchestral novelties were an lntermezzo by
W. Spoidel and transcription by List OF one OF schn-
bprt's Marches
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-10
LETTERS From THE PEOPLE.
ROMANCE RUN MAD.

To me EditOr Of Thc Tribune
SIR: An Indian dog feast-it was not APP
petzng nor yet pleasant, and the man who was strong
enough internally represent not to say to parahe otn
in order 10 describe it, must have had all the strength OF
reporer Furthermore there is an account OF the chg
the carcasscs OF buocKs which had died, WINE inc
Indians followed cutting of pieces OF the IA" meat ana
eating them grccdily OF course they may nave Dech
hungry but the wards Of the United states ana oil thc
Great Father at Washington are not apt Ia be lhceu
10 that degree No they sayage win savage tastes
and iustncts Some of the worst OF these mon VINO were
coptured and could not be trusted, have been removed
from their native wds to the farthest possible corner o.
the United States, where there is military post Ana
here what are they2 These men. stained WIN every
n.ibp crime ant bTutaltyWhat are they nut oDtc Oh
iuter,tF NOT Of mere bcncvoeuCe, but or so OF TO
mamie fancy. might he well 10 teach them 10 Icdi
they can learn and give them some ldea OF a Hod ny
of Gucsiio OF right and wrong. But lG' j. hol w,
They have some liberty they ri; in the palhs auts hh
10 Them invite them 10 their own tables Nouu he 90
inns with white cOOrcd thieves Hud muidcitI si iaN
tbcr in thrirCOcctons orupon lLeli IA
And what do these Indians think OF women ANA no"
must they regard such attentions from ladies WIN Eee
and pure instincts ana training! nced not IT! 10 answer
tle question: il is puzzle To the common nihd passes
te conurchcusiOn II the sculinc miudpo>slDy ao
Of the Truly feminine soul VITA ths conclusion only
ought not 50 10 be. N4Ah'hL'
y OyE, NOV. :, 1877.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-10
MUSIC IND THE DRAMA.
RE ENTRANCE OF EDWIN BOOTH.

An important dramatic event will invite
and doubtless, will rewardthe attention Of the local
public early next month. Mr. Edwin Booth Is TO make
his regutrunce on the New-York stage on the TN Of
January at Booths Theatre. Last year MI Booth de
cncd an engagement TO play at that theatre, which
offered TO him by Messrs Jarrett Pamer-who assured
INN that ne might choose his own time and make his
terms But Mr.. Booth had not then sufficiently recOv
cred from the distress Of mind naturally consequent on
the failure Of his enterprisethe nobest dramatic
undertaking started In Amoricaand he felt that he
could not then return TO the scene Of his
losses and sorrows. II is perhaps. needless TO say
That there are some who allow their cOndEc 10 be
slapcd by the emotions rs well as the judgment and
that Mr Booth is one Of these IL returning 10
Booths Theatre now, he comes as Us manaS r-fOr the
time Of his stay-tud thus, doubtless viii fad himself
more at than he possibly could be under other cir
cuustuces, In that place Mr. Booths season viii last
six weeks and will begin with a sumpuOus representa-
ton OF Orchard H. Tie tagediau has discarded the
Cnbar version Of this play, and he viii present adap
tauoa made By Lmsef-whicb pretty closely follows tae
original Of Shakespeare, and which is known g.
DC great Improvement any stage version
Of Richard Ill" now in use; not excepting the
new one by Henry IrvinR. Mr.. Booth arranged the
piece, and acted il according 70 lis pan it should
be said months before the Irving version was published
Both these ators-the leaders Of the tragic stage in
America aud England-it Is good to note aim in this
business 80 get lid OF Cbbers coarse mosaic and TO re-
turn 10 Shakespeare; and both have succeeded. The
earlcr effort first made IN England by Calvert, and
afterwards repeated here al Noos with James Bennett
as CioSer. not success at least, il was not so
accounted America, This result was partly due TO the
fact tnat Mr. Bennett, though scholar and good actor
lacks bIancyi but il was also due 10 the fact that the
Calvert adaptation old not enough abato the
prOl1ity Of the original. The whole OF erich
ard ILL.," exactly as Shakespeare has written It,
suits tie closet but would be rather tedious on
the stage Mr. Booth las adapted II judciousy aud has
tested his adaptation in practical experience His TO
appearance bringing in this neWly win
therefore, have the necessary element Of brilliant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-10
THE VALUE OF TIE BLAND DOLLAR.

T Il
SIR: VIII you kindly inform me how YOU fix
the value OF the proposed Bland dollar at o. cents
VIII it not be ZIG grains lighter than the trade dollar
That difference q p cents would make il worth about
gsI3 cents or at gold basis about % ceuts DO not
the HANKS hen they take the silver dollar at % cents
nay only its Vauc Is old metal. ana when paying II ont
IN 90 cents Justly take into consideration the expense
and profit Of coinage besides he Government guarantee
l OF which 90 TO make up the value which all classes
have pa, on Il & l. H.
M Carmel, conn, NOV. %, 1877
THE trade dollar is not a standard of value, to
begin with, and, moreover il * not worth 4 dollar
in currency. The intrinsic value of silver coin is
fixed by the price Of silver in the London market
On wednesday silver was quoted at 54SlC pence per
ounce. That makes the trade dollar, weighing 400
grains C9OOths fne), worth 1916 cents in gold tho
Bland silver dollar Of 4l2l2 grains 9l.9 cents; and
q dollar in our subsidiary coin, S5.S cents.-Ed.l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-10
MYSTICAL, NOTES.

The messiah" will be sung by the Oratorio
Society this year on Saturday evening December 2oland
public rehearsal for the benefit Of those who cannot
attend in the evening will he given Thursday after
uoOn December ~ at o'clock. The solo artists enSaged
these performances are Miss IhufsDy, MISS DIdsu
Nj Simpson and MIR. RemmerlZ
A concert in aid of an Industrial School for
girls will be given at Cmckering Hail. on the 21th III
slant Miss ThursOy. Miss Dr9s M, Master Iichtcnbers
Werner and SgnOr Agramonte arc 10 take part IN H.
Mr.. Tretbar has published his analytical
review OF the Brahms symphony which TO be played at
the next Philharmonic Concert.
The first concert of the New-York Vocal So
cicty will be given at Chckerng Hall next Thursday
evening.
Thomas's supplementary series of afternoon
rehearsals will begin Thursday The programme Is
admirable and The performance, OF course, will be SUI
perb.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-10

ARRIVED. .-....--...-. ---...-DEc. y
Steamship Greece (r) Pcsrce. LONDON Nov 90 With misc
and 81 pass r. W. J. Hurst pee =, lat ~ 70 ION O.,
p1ssed state Line steamship bnu1d same lime. passed
Steamship bound E. showing bright st In centre ana blue
Steamship city OF Richmond Or. Leitch LIVERPOOL Noy
2yth and Queenstown 3Ol with mdse ana pass J9nu g.
Dale Dee g. at 30 40. Ion % o.. passed steNmsp ldsho
from Liverpool for New York; 9Th lat AZ To- lon o. %
passed bar.Iiggcd STEAMSHIP bound 81 Hih @ ~ 81 lh
20 G5 passed bUg-riggcd steamship bound - same gay
lat 40 a. lon. 20 3, passed steamship (Ger bound h.
FOREIGN PORT
LONDON Dec q.-Sailed Peaceuaker. i0r Tybee santa
Rosa, I Philadelphia. Arrived Dec j. Atf'e, capt. Mani
mann 9th inst, Reaper
DOMESTIC PORTS.
NEyORrEAys Dec 9-Arr.yed at Passes, STEAMSHIPS Ben
,-vi. GENOA Lone star NcwYOrG man-o'war EGtrpr So
40 sailed steamship NcWNOrk. for Ne"hoih SHIPS licl
Nairst~. ana j. a. Thompson, f'r Liverpool
SAyANSAH Dec Q-ATryed, steamship AlSltha Orb from
uoston sailed steamship waco. Nrw-Noih.
pORrI Ne. Dec 9ArrNed ste Ainshp Lake Ale-abNc
mr. Battersby, Liverpool 90 cays)
MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
LIVERPOOL Dec o-The steamship ST. Louis. capt Reid,
fr,, Sew orleans Nov. Is has arrived
plyNOt-lV Dec g.-Vhe General IIanStanuc company :
.teamstip Labrador capt Saugcr from YORK Nov -
10 IIavre arri yed here $50 o'clock this morning
The Hamburg AWcnc ilnc steamship Pohtfahla, CAPT
Srhvrus "a, from SeW-lO Nov - iof Hamburg arrived
to-day.
For OTHER SHIN N-,rs SEE Third PaJe.l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-10

novelty to commend It to the dosultory public lie Is
understood to have engaged dramatic company made
up OF favorite and efficient actors Miss Rose Eytnge
was offered engagement to cooperate with Mr. Booth
in the series of performances which ne VIII now uhue
take but IL was found that the lady had other views
since illustrated in the presentation OF Cleopatra at tho
Broadway Theatre. Most of MI Booths shakeSpearan
scenery is still at tho theatre-the pieces, that 49,
which he caused DO painted for his great revivas In
earlier years-and II is not much worn. Orchard H.
is to be succeeded by Hamlet" and this ny other
tragedies with which the name OF Edwin Booth ia so
brilliantly identified AT the close OF his in New
York Mr. Booth will act for week in tho Brooklyn
Academy OF Music.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-10
An notice, Of Marriage, must be in45r'oa ~i& fsH
DIYf ~
AMEs-In Broohlyn. Dec. :. Gustav


AMEs-Tn 1roohlyn, Dec Anes Of Reches
ter aged - years
BdGEIo ,' ., alqoslyr on Ie,y pee 2 ~Ar1a vidov
Relatives ant fr.1i5 N c family invited 10 attend the
residence l20 soltn Okforist
cHABERT Sunday. DC O. at 40 p u l=-gsrct relct u
Notice OF funeral hereafter
cCs.lNG,y,on Tuesday Dec g. Fred 'on oa'y surviving
The P,1s sn,iys, and friends The @y T2et 81
Wet tan 81. on SUNDAY, 9th inst. a. 1880 . m.
ne Rev Ruin, niasm zen 81 9 % a. so91y0'
tan, ~ tko place from hc above residence Tuesday
fnsqa' ana acquaiaia9ces are invited to attend
hINCKLEY-At 81 Augustine Ia ou Nov L. 1871 o. IS.
bh9mal'n2l fever Otis HmcAey after Al illness Of i've
HINCKLEY-Ars - Augustine fla on Dec @ 1877 % ner.
iGcEey,' ana aas N ,a rss @e 0i '4e late Ou'
L22CkHooD,-At san Fr'Hcs.o Hoy %. o. pneumonia.
sad sou o. hs istS H, 5 o. ',,i ~, ,Gs~9ol
tn reHuye, and friend, Tho 'nyare respectfully invited
- attend te funeral fl.u w. Ann. church. l,ih..f De-.
,A ON ana OAay. g., on IucslJ, the llt lst, AZ l2s
LYoN-At bloomfield s. J.. Ds, g. q Group Henry Roscoe.
~. "i ih"'ns y" aud SARAH w Lyon, ased months, aai
rsa,r2i services 81 l parelt, residence. Boomaei en-
Train iion Barclay or chnslopaer.s,.. At ss0am.
5d yr Of her rae a a l 1 nsS NE a o, IN ,1i
Es e, Yea and riend' o. tae family rpefuv invited
ner 3-lst and Aaii-onave, Mor l", lOth inst b.
H9bBlNs-on saturday Dec. s. ST. In Hartford Conn.
lAF ", n OF Philemon b. ioIlu. and mother ~ Mrs
Harris C.. Cihds, q this city, aged 0j years.
Ut CAi ~ j. Or Ilssilg morning Dec Joseph
Rose, iornflT ~ TINS DO tie G1h scar NJ hIs tf
Relatives and reris ~ Tie family invited a.f tho
dcucp, al tliwOOd.
cars leave foot OF Liberty ST. 1913 m Long Branch
Road.
TAIEIon the 7h Inst after lingering illness. Caroline,
VIE of lr Ieonari Ial .l il, tjth soar pi l.ra-t
iuheTii ~ I take place 90 Iputa. th- 40 Hs. 40
from her ia' Residence - urrt. s-, IIJosl,u. H. ID.
NolGHt-On 1huIiay. Dec. o. 70. Flashing. J.. J., Nr..
Helen +. NOuZl,, ln tAc eJ.I yeas % ltr axe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-10
THE VACANT RAILROADS cHAIRMANsIIIP

W,surSGToN, Dec s.-The House Commit
49,. an p.ciac Railroads held a meeting yesterday
=, which there was some discussion, but no action
on the question OF the vacant eh'rmansaip Mr'
,I,rtson stated that he did not WISH me
.itinn uucss il came 10 him by regular sue, 10
,i,i o tba list Of members IS announced py oftah.I
- HJ,u Mr ThrockmorOn, whose name comes htA' 10
iot of Mr. Potter. understood TO nave "sil,u ns
III, ti sticce,-ion. There h some tax 81 maAlis
~ Jar,lrrs of Connecticut, chairman Dut the NuVe
mater is slui in allegiance inc community oes" H. IN
ta and ii will up as the regular order oil Dusl-
ness al the next meeting
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-10

BOSTON Dec s.-W,ol, the demand continues fair with
no material change; bur there nrmor ieong for al
grades paruculry end Mam feecet ne stock OF which
have become considerably reduced spring California l. SOIL
nm pretty close. Fan california Is arriving quite
Geelv and accommodating, but large portion Of TINS
wool is very uivrabe and only better grades meet With
ready sale. II believed that prices generally are a.
lkciy to be until next year CUP IA avail
mic sales Include ohio and Pennsy yana hccces T. NN and
aboye I4dt7ct Michigan 5J0tIc Fine Wisconsin. iOci De-
i,ie ana 4. l. 30 1860 Uuwlshcd Dcaue, 2Sc
SECURED 5Oe7Oc super and Paled 35g5iGi spring Call
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-10
TURKISH BAZAARs.

The extraordinary growth IN demand for
orian fabrics in TINS country, within Tho last two
threr ya has brought tn shores many Turks who.
NV their enterprise and energy have prOnted by the pop
NOV taste AZ many OF watering places last sum
r,er turkish Bazaars ana added attractions,
and be Fez has familiar object IN our streets
rhe most notable OF these new corners Is Far-ANay-
Moss the famous dlagoIin OF ConStautuOpe ana
Giro whose portrait is familiar with the readers OF In
,oacuts Abroad" Mr. Moses has not come hthcr
stranger hut is welcomed by host of friends. VINO
rcrtnher the service, OF tAls celebrated guide FAR
ty.y-Noscs has opened Bazaar a NO. II East -Four
,cnnfost and with his Gckuowleig ed taste has made
lisDlay Of tho most varied assortment aud val
u1bic collection 81 modern ana antique hDflcs ever
altered 10 TIL. public.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-10
NAVY OHDEEs.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 9.-Chief-EngneerG George
f. KUtz ordered to duty in charge OF engpcerS stores
al the Navy Yard, Mare Island Cal Commander Joseph
T. FyH. has reported his return home, having been de-
tacuel from the miud of The NJnOcacy, Asauc IN
ton and has been placed on waiting orders. tlir.-
Engineer John b. Carpenter IL detached from the Navy
Yard. Mare Island CD, and ordered % me Ranger
Asatic station. Acknowledgment william ko"ootuam
is detached from temporary duy connected with the
Quinue0aug at PHILADELPHIA and placed on waiting or
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-10
STANDING Up FOR TIE TOLEDO POSTMASTER.
TT0H The Cincinnati Gg-ettc.
III ,c,,ipotion Of Mr. Ppab WAS cont iu

again Yesterday. This is his vudicaiOn second time
by the President after judicial consideration OF al that
the couspratoIs could bung His vGic1ton before the
committee has also been complete II not confirmed ii
will be for reasons personal TO him. Sherwood WHO
appeared before it accuser LEFT II convicted as
slaudertr and assassin, who had cOnspred ruin by
forgery tie reputation OF a 10 whom he under
obligations, Tor other motive than revenge for the de
feat OF his personal political ambition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-10
MIR. HAIs1EAD THROWS OFF HIS GLOOM

The Gold Sharps who lnfcst Newly Ork and
drive the pens OF able editors with perpetual usrepre
senaOn had only two days OF comfort after they road
the Presidents Message. The vote OF al 10 Is IN tue
Senate on fixing early day for the consideration OF the
silver H. indicates that the Dollar OF the Dads can pass
the Presidents vetO-if he should think II ms duty
to stick to the msapprecnsions That he mas founn ue
10 credit In that ease will be necessary for the
next President TO sign tho b-that - II there IL the
strength the virtue I'm Congress To pass the Bland or
Jones bill who for free coinage s1Oud
allow themselves he bothered by tie excessive an
mostly OF the opposition 10 free coinage, Tor free coinage
rs lcnanaed 10 give silver fnl efficacy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-10

No one doubts that # by any influences
the President had driven from the pledges which
be was elected relative the National credit aud specie
resumption, the effect would he disastrous upon the
pal " the country lie has had the courage 20 with
stand the urgency Of Senators aud Representatives IN
favor of the silver btresy and Ia appeal to the highest
motives OF thinking Cdzcn5 for the mainienaucc of the
public faith BY his simple adherence 10 the right he
has won q substantial victory. New attacks VIII De
made bet they Will grow weaker and weaker ana the
doubts about the resumption OF specie payments grow
and Success I'm this direction will be one OF tho
strongest claims OF the Republican party 10 support
now and hereafter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-10
rHINKs ARTHUR AND CORNELL AL RIGmE

We hazard nothing in saying that 10 valid
cause under the rules the Administration has Itself pro-
nIlaaed exists for The removal Of Mcssrs. Arthur and
TnruelI Tier commissions have not expired. Their Of
fetal conduct uuas-aod The letter 81 secretary SAcr
man to senator Coukng does not essay to make
AGAINST them Why thcu at this iuuctI:c should they
be required 10 give way TO new ana uuirtd henf Such
service Reform, and Senator CCnkng is amply justified
IN resisting the proposed changes upon ne very theories
fle administration has itself promulgated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-10
OHIO BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.

CoLrMBUs Ohio, Dee. 9.-rhe State Board
OF Public Works helJ meeting Yesterday with represen-
tatyes Of the essccs and determined TO ask for tie a
pontmeut Of receiver to take charge OF the public
works during the pcadcHcy o. >ht NHSn !, 10 "
hroucIt IA once 10 ttr the difficulties which now exist
between state and the lessees The court viii DE asked
S,e Rnar "a receiver on the part OF the state, and
enn oer crson as receiver the part OF the cs,eeS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-10
A NEW CHURCH IN TORONTO.

TORONTO, Dec "a new Reformed Episco-
pal Church was opened here to-day Bishop Fallowes
preached IN the morning and Bishop Cheney III the
lfor oher F0reigH N,cs sac Frs, Pagel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-10
LITTLE MISTAKE.


Last Wednesday afternoon The hartford
Ereiiag Post Utep) made tins Iropaecy New nomi,
nations for tie NcwYOTk Custom House Will, IN AL
human probability, go in within fortycight hours We
shall see whether these nominations. are made by Roscoe
C1nEug Rutherford s. Hayes. The character Of The
nominees viii Dc cnine Who President for the state
o. New-YOrb" Mr. Hayes still to be President for
tho state OfNew-Y YORK.
IOh, no. The Secretary Of State still seems to be
President for the State Of New-York. Mr. Hayes
has had little TO do with it, except to take the kick
inU-Ed1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-10
NOT TOO MrcH FATTED CALF


great deal has been said and written in
favor OF the Presidents policy or Cancellation and the
folly OF rejecting the POligsl SON" after De bad
the error OF his ways This all sounded Wc aud de
Ccyed many good people. But when TINS ina"kish no
ton went far that tue Administration affected 10 look
cOlly upon Republicans aud warm into life, by official
patronage, Democrats whose gratitude IN time would b.
wise 70 call halt We lad no objection 10 tho return
OF the "PrOdigal Son." on the contrary were quite
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-10

DRAPER-DANA-At Glen Cove T. l., on the so inst. By
tie Rev A. H. Hart, br. N!han n. Draper % 1s city, 70
Ruth daughter Of Charles n Dana, esq.
MANsELI-MONELLE- In Bombay. Noy 3. By The Rev.
George BOBDn, the Rev Henry Hglsr = a. o. Lucknow,
70 Naucie d0nele 81 D. Hydcrabai Dcccau. Ind 10th
formerly u TIE United -iatc..
POTTER-U RQUHAHT -On Tuesday Dec 4, 1877. AZ no
residence OF tho brides pafcnts No. 2 II Chafes ~,
NeGOreaus La the H. Rev. J. T. T.. wilmer and tie Rev.
Dr. LeacOck Officiating James BTOsn Potter. % NeNiOrk.
10 Mary Cora eldest daughter of David Irqubar ESQ No
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-10
ADDITIONAL TRADE REPORTS.
HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA Dec. S.-Sugar- Nominal prccsi 10000 bags %
Ceuuiugas Of the new crop las e,n contracted Al p ra
arfols stocks warehouse q Havana AMI Na;lu1a-
m 400 boxes 81 900 bags and 1000 hhds Receipts Of tho
GD boxes and 800 hnds. Exports during the week
600 boxes 300 ba.4 aud $500 hAds Including 900
boxes 100 bags aud al the hhds 20 the lmcd states Bt
con tg54f8B cWt. JrIkel Beef - 80 p arro1e, gold
Iams s52Gs5S = qunta for suearcured American Land.
m zoos klg for common and $50 for uue Qiltsl do In
tIus s,2 90 Tor common ami SAB 80 Ion tue quiull.
P1tt6e. ~ 5OdS1 q Dbl. Iullow-SSO per gUu,a fns
American Lumber dul White Pine. - b w.. lrrlrhts
weak fair amount sosahlo tonnage is m port Tobacco
quiet unchanged prices spanish gold - "a $50 IL
changes arm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-10
THE MARCH TOWARD TREBIzOND.

LONDON, dOHlay DeN' w. A'''
special 10 The Daily Aous from kars con
tains the following: Operations against Er-
zerum may be postponed for fortnight.
No attompt will probably be made TO es-
tablish strict blockade on account of the in
clemency OF the weather, but it supposed commu-
nication with Trcbizond will shortly be cut, as a
Russian division is marching in that direction.