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a statement Is made In Washington dis
patch which VIC lava no doubt Is an cxag-
geration Of the true state Of tho case, but
which might properly suggest an inquiry and
examination In all cases Of uncertainty. It ia
said that Eastern architects who have visited
Chicago In tho interests Of capitalists having
loana in this city report that dry-ro. IL
prevalent in tho timbers in many OF our fino
buildings erected after tho fro Of 1871.
owing to tue fact that green aud unssasonetl
material was used, aud that such buildings
are unsafe. GeueEa]ly speaking, Chicago IL
ono OF tho best built cities on the continent.
and, being the centre Of the greatest lumber.
producing region In tho world, IL is not like.
ly that inferior or unsuitable material was
used 10 any considerable extent. It would
not be surprising to hear Of dry.rot In st.
Louis, for instance, but In Ohicago--ueyor
, 1877-05-14

Count Aspnaasr Inns addressed circular
to Austrias representatives abroad annonuc-
ing TINT any declaration of Independence by
Roumania will bo treatsd by Austria as null
aud ypid.
, 1877-05-14
SOLIDARITY OF INTERESTB,

| conditions.
SOLIDARITY OF INrEREsTs. T..
It vas tho groat Hungarian statesman and
orator, Kossurn, who gave currency to tho
word solidarity in this country. 1t waa
known previously to scholarly men, and yct
the early editions OF tho famous "Wzn-
sTEn's Unabridged" did not contain It. In
fact, 1t WAS rather French 1aw-tcr,n, rotor.
ring to contracts or obligations which COW
cred tho entiro subjcct.matter of intorcst IN
volvcd. Dnt Kossurn, who Ind tho instinct
Of lila raco for mastering languages, and who
nstonished tho best American and british
speakers with his fluency aud nptncss In tho
Use Of tho English tongue, in Pleading for
tho rights Of Hungary insisted upon tho
solidarity Of nations. Whoroscr he went,
addressing cagcr crowds who almirod Tho
talent md character Of the man, md hung
On tho magic words Of tho eloquent orntor,
sympathizing with hIa burning scnso Of tho
wrongs to which Lis country hatl boon sub
jcctcd by Austrin with tho overwhelming
support Of Ruasia, ho mndo this idoa and
phrnso his text. Throug', It llc hoped to
mako moral appeal to tho conscience Of
tho American people, and to onlist
evcn her political lenders ID somo
scheme for retrieving tho fortunes Of
crushed Hungary. 1Io urged thnt human IN
forests wero in reality ono and tho same
everywhere; that nations which enjoyed
FREQ institutions Ind common nims and must
stand by each other; Tint to allow tlospot-
ism to cruah my State struggling for free-
dom, WAS to put in peril all FREQ statos, md
consequently TINT Hungary should bo ros-
cued from tho Russian Bear and tho Aus.
trian Eagle by tho Lion Of Britain md tho
Eaglo of America.
But though the people heard tho eloqnont
appoal with much applause, nothing came Of
II. Our coolhoadod statesmen wcro not con.
WINGED TINT tho principle Of solidarity for
which KossuTn contondcd could bo applied
30 universally. 1t would engage us in tho
conflicts Of Europe, ont Of which It had been
our steady policy to keep, from tho timo Of
WARRINGTON. For n century or two, at alt
events, we must restrict our symyathics, ~
to my practical expression Of them, to M.
tions on this sido Of tho Allan.
tic. To that extent, indeed, wo
fad raw-n;tkut o,n,,1,,.- \. A.
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This was especially tho conservative posi-
tion Of tho Southern political leaders, who
were mover forgetful Of the wcak spot which
forau:. ..,s, % !. ~ ,a,",. ~ ~ 10y, o1ga'o .or 'nteE'
suTrs nr,noin,a % a,,,,;.,o., '''a' ~, "v'o noa-
a,.,,;.;or,s.s r aas,,s", . ~ IT,. ".A taen 'ao
-, ss,t s"..."s',sss,a.. A"sos"'o
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rnony Of systom botweon tho English mimic.
ipnlitioa than thcro is between tho American
cities in tho nnttor Of taxntion and debt, II
Is nll in tho hands Of tho local authorities
who borrow and spend money nccortlinp 10
their own Judgment It ie probable that tbo
English taxpaycrs got moro for thcir monc,
than American taxpayers, but the Impression
is rapidly gaining ground that the expendi-
lures arc grossly in e1cces Of tho benefit.
There is no agreement as to the rates Of
Interest, the term Of tho loans, OF tho ratio
OF tax, and there In pretty snro 10 be zen.
oral denand for reform Of municipal man.
agement throughout the Kingdom.
, 1877-05-14

In New York on saturtay grcenback3
wero stoady at 03}@93A.
, 1877-05-14

"OA4A W uHAeE 4lKG circumstances IN 16nn-
eylvnnia or Iowa President GnAsr for eight
yeara practtcod the policy Of maintaining
State Governments By tho uao Of troops, but
these State Governments falod utterly aud
nisernbly to protect thu negroes. virginia,
West Virginia, North Carolina, Tennessee,
Gcorgfa, Alabama, Arkansas, Texas, and
Missouri, ono after tho other, rassed out Of
tho hanas Of tho carpet-bag rulers into tho
h"ntt' Of tho resident population. Violence
ceased, tho ruflan population was reduced
10 obedience, md tito troops wore not t,ecd-
cd either to protect tho Government or TO
enable 1t to execute tho laws. When the
election closed, there wero but three Statea
that wcro protected by troops nntl TINT corla
bo claimed to 10 Republican. Ono Of these,
Floraaa, pnesed over to tho o.hor aids after
tho election nntt before tho inauguration. md
Ia MS rencoful rs Is Illinois. In tho other
two, npon tho withdrawal of tho troops from
the state-l1ouscs, tho carpet-bag Govern-
monts collapsed, md, to tho great dis
gust Of tlloao who won1d have 'refoicotl
had thoro boon general massacre Of
tho blacks, everything has boon rs peaceful
In those States ns II thoro had never bocn
any controversy. Whom, therefore, IL is aa-
serted tint tho President "haa taken tho Ku-
Klu1, the riotor, and tho murderer OF souit,
Caroljna and Louisiana, mud piaccd At4nn In
possession Of those States to protect tho
mon whom they have hitherto hunted with
tho shot-g,n, !" the statement lacks The ouali.
ty OF trnth. Tho carpctbng Governments
which were unable to mike m arrcst or sc.
cure conviction have given way to TINT
class Of population which, hnving no eympa.
thy with murder or violence, whose interests
are oil bound mp In tho Immediate aud per-
manont establishment Of pcaco and kind.
ness between MI classes, whose property ill.,
terosts arc all dependent upon tho good will
of tho colorcd pooplo, md therefore enlisted
for The protection Of those people, est,ecial-
ly against personal violence or outrage, Inns
tho moral MS we'll rs the physical power to
arrest and punish crime, md to assort and
execute tho law.
It Ia too late 70 say that tho withdrawal Of
troops from tho South Carolina md Louisi-
ana stato-1Iouscs Ia confession that tho
Republican policy followed for eight ycars
was erroneous. That policy hnd for It's pur.
pose tho protection Of tho negro and to keep
those States Republican in politics. The
last was failure almost from tho beginning.
M those States gradually went oyor to tho
opposition, induced thereto largely by tho
character of tho local Governments ,nain-
tained among them BY tho military. In tho
matter of protecting tho negroes, It was a
failuro everywhere. Tho Officers Of those
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lhe DcaiofncS Rfq9ttT, tho organ Of the In,
placnblcs has lad the hnrtttl,ood to assert that
tho Republican press Ut Iowa were nearly unaut.
nous In thc'r hostility to the Presidents 8outh.
crn policy of protection to tho blacks by pcaco
and concord with The whites. The Eeokuk Ga,,
CITY, Republican sheet, and far abtcr nancr
than the Re7iter, completely puncturcs tho
faase assertion by giving tho following list OF
Iowa papers with which It exchanges that sur.
port the Presidents reconciliation policy:
Davenport Ga:ti!e. 'N'''
RSse'k'afssa Rsekaff @e!t: z'as4fs.f' IT,.
1lnbnquc T7Hts.
Clinton Herald.
Sennsi! Es Ilnds Nonparth.
Sioux C!ty j0aEnds.
eesafssf'!'sT. eeass aasss Rp*;;,eo.. y;,nt;i
kss%, kkso,su2lHs ,l1,i Etsnis,!san;, z, 'iahs.c,
Mahhin1ton Frtsa.
Eddy1iie' y'Hi '1@s %as>s.t.er.
CreHton fid:ttte.
Charlton Patriot.
0reeola StafIaet.
hsn'sss h.snaSsa stsli":.. 1sqlS.:.
Nashua Pot.
McHscgor Nf'rs.
Independence nniietta.
Cedar Falls HGsetfe.
Iowa Falls Sentinel,
Delhi Monitor.
Waterloo C0RFieF.
Belle Flame Union,
The WcAt Union Gdze&ft
Cherokee 5Hnes.
Mount Vernon Hdtfttpe,
nccofhh Republican.
He'd Oak Record
!lFfght County .lfonifoF.
!tdrFtH County HtcorH.
Algona Upper De- 4Hotnes.
Oes Moines ftopkt lind. Rep.l.
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There has been quite IN excitement in tho
New York Legislature on tho Dauk Taxation
bill. The bill is u modification Of tho cx!st!ng
law. It was beaten by ono majority on p,c-
vtous vote, then reconsidctcd, and carried By
yeas CO to nays 10. Tho following Is tho blll Is
passed.:
Skcr1ox i. No tax shalt hereafter ID usscesed
uFon t1e capital property or franchise OF any bank
q banking association organized nndsr tho author.
hereinafter provided,
SEC. =. Tho stakeholder Of o!cry bank OF bank.
!nK As.oclasfon shall bc assessed and taxed unHn
~ upon othcF pcssonal property, and not Otu.r.
Wise, except - hereinafter provided: but their
capital of tae Gunk Of banking association, shall b.
exempt from aasesan,cnL and taxation,
hKc. y. This act shall taku elect lmmedIstc1y,
, 1877-05-14

Tho father Of twins about eight mouths OLD.
the Initials Of uhoss uames are s. ]. 7. and l.
A. H., nov begins 70 look upon tho christening
fec ~ 30 much clear loss, aud begins to sAluk
nf " e 4 T. . 'ans to a.
, 1877-05-14

Ayoupg man whose tendencies to material.
Ism Is tho sorrow Of bis widowed mothers old
age was asked hy tho old lady (wf1o firmly be-
licyos that tho Enstrrn war Is tho bcrlnptnc OF
tho cnd) what ho woulu 10 When tho cnl ot tho
world came, and answered promptly thu. he
would tc suso to sec all about It In tllp weather
predictions. and would pack up bis trunk aud
tako tho evening train for 81. Louis. "1,ut
st. Louis" tnslstc the old lady, twill also bo
ruled together like scroll, and tho big bridge
will ricft With fesveut heat" ~ have mr.
doubts about thnt," replied tho young ph,loso-
phcr; st. Louis isn't much Of p'acc, md they
might overlook II In tho natural hurry and con.
fusion Of tho moment. Anyhow, It Is satcr
than Chicago, because Ch1taGo is sure to ~;
uTcry one las heard about Chicago"
, 1877-05-14

Tho accident to Mr.. MuLLssrs roof IL 1t.
tEiouted 10y Jealous rtyal) to that eminent
aschtteet's roprehonsible cgotiam. "Bscauia
bis own skull Il 10 thick" said this critic, "le
oe'ieres ha ought 10 impose three-Ply NaasaFd
on every one of bis buildings
, 1877-05-14
ATHNNftm

MuHCu1ns
Mouroc stttet, between Stato and Dearborn. Vaudc.
Wills entertainment. EnQssement OF Den Thompson.
"1oshuA Whitconb."
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IrnverIy'a Theatre.
Randolph street, between Clark and taSAtfe.
Engagement Of tho Almee Opera. .Douae Troupe. 'Ls
I1elte IIttne,"
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ntcVtektr'a Thcntre.
Met!Non 1trtet, between Dearborn and State.
Engagement Of lose EJti1ec. lied Astrag."
, 1877-05-14

F0repnush'a Clrcns.
Lake Park, foot Of Washington At?rct. Afternoon
Gnd
The Morning herald., 1877-03-17
Our Miniature Poster.

Hiram Yerger, harness maker, 405 Ship
ley street, makes the best harness in the
city. Repairing neatly done. Combs,
brushes and sponges for sale.
Pepper Pot lunch to night at Babcocks,
corner Of Fifth and Orange streets.
L. F. Adair, Fourth and King streets,
has on hand a large assortment of furni-
ture that he will sell at low prices for cash.
Big lunch to night at the Barnum Hotel,
corner Of Fifth and Orange streets.
Mills Il Coombs, Fourth aud Spruce Sts.,
sell coal at low prices to suit the times.
Grand Pepper Pot lunch to night at Bab-
cocks, corner Of Fifth and Orange streets.
The Morning herald., 1877-03-17
FELTON, Items,

FELTON,, March 16.
The hotel proprietors of FELTON, are busily
engaged in getting signers for license, In
which believe they will fail, for the very
reason FELTON, is temperate and quiet
town. The people of this town would
rather send to the city and get their liquor
by the keg and drink behind the door, it
comes cheaper and the public knows but
little about it. t..
We have two gentlemen here that have
gone into the manufacturing business. They
are doing very good business at present
and expect to do better when warm weather
comes. Their names are Hambleton and
Blackhawk.
We have about 80 snuff-rubbers in this
town. Two-thirds of them are males, their
ages ranging from 10 to 40 years. Three
of the literary and leading men of this town
are engaged in 1t. Now If you can say
anything through your columns that will
make them ashamed, SO they will abandon
that filthy practice you will oblige John W.
Reynolds very much.
The Morning herald., 1877-03-17
DelaaCare IN the Senate,

The Vice President laid before the Sem
ate the resolution submitted by Mr.. Mitch
ell (Rep.) of Oregon, authorizing the Com
mittee on Privileges and Elections to desig-
nate committee Of three of it's members
to investigate the charges made against
Hon. Lafayette Grover, Senator from Or
egon.
Mr.. Salisbury (Dem.), of Delaware, said
he hoped that the resolution would not be
pressed this morning. The inquiry pro-
posed by it would necessitate visit to Or
egon by the sub. committee or the bringing
of witnesses here from that State at an ex-
pense of 5000 at least. The Senate should
have time to consider the matter and de-
termine how the investigation should be
made.
The Morning herald., 1877-03-17
ONE CENT
OUR NEW CASTLE LETTER.
New CASTLE, March 16, 1877

New CASTLE, March 16, 1877.
Tho Trustees of the M. e. Church are
having their church recarpeted. The Rev.
Mr.. Bristor will not preach here next Sun
day, as he has gone to Baltimore to pay .
visit to his family In that city.
The schooner Billy Wilson arrived yes
terdsy with load Of bricks from Law &
Devanney's brick yard at Chester, for A.
NJ. Hizar. He is offering them for sale
below our New Castle prices.
J. G. Congden, Professor of Penmanship,
will give lessons in the New Castle Insti-
tute If he can get twenty-five pupils. Now
our citizens desiring to take lessons can
have an opportunity Of doing so.
Mr.. John McCabe, shoe merchant on
Delaware street, has gone to New York on
visit. He intends to be away for one
week.
The Morning herald., 1877-03-17
WASHINGTON
OPPOSITION TO DOUGLASS.

OPPOSITION TO DOUGLASS.
WARRINGTON, March 16.-The Republi-
can members on the committee to which
Mr.. Douglass s'nomination was referred made
favorable report to-day, but the Demo-
Gratis opposed 1t bitterly and intend to
make strong opposition to the conarma-
tion, and unless he gets some Democratic
votes he will be defeated.
REPUBLICAN CAUCUS.
The Republicans met in caucus this
morning for the purpose of considering the
propriety of going into the election of Off
GERS of the Senate and other matters Of
political bearing, but came to no conclu-
sion. Another cancus will be held to- NOR.
row morning, when Ordway's friends will
make an effort to elect him Sergeant at
Arms.
NOMINATIONS.
The President to-day sent the following
nominations to the Senate: ]. N. Tyner,
First Assistant Postmaster General; Fred
W. Seward, First Assistant Secretary of
State. Also large number of postmasters.
The Morning herald., 1877-03-17
" REGIsTER's OFFICE. |

m.
1,nNNeew New Castle County, March u. ls77.
,,sau, srUa lhe application of Hugh Mckinley,
Stna.tor StISulor Of William McUinley. late OF Will
jp,aI jyIuon hurdredf in said county, it is Or
sr rsu land ana directed by the Register that the
lV sls - Letters 1estamentary upon the Es-
rSp,i v VI the deceased, with the date Of
%sn,a %sau,v.ng thereof, by causing advertise
ihnIs ihs ds 10 be posted within forty days from
DuhIia DIhua OF such Letters. in six of the most
ls"nic, lUMc Ilaces in the county of New Castle.
avainri,ng a%i,.ing all persons having demands
sSda sSInSt the Estate, to present the same, or
mad. de ny an Act of Assembly in such cases
sma and provided. And also caase the
IN MI ~ 70 De iosertf within the same period
puhN.gI hing Mo, ming Herald" newspaper
u,shed unnOSh e III Wilmington, and to be con-
aIea ai'se lherein three weeks G. .. d.
RsoiWln R"ien under the hand and seal of the
tss,is tiss'ser afcresaid, at New Castle, in New
dow to,,e county aforesaid, the day and year
r, 8. G. BIGGs, Register.
sta,ris1l ris1lCE.-All persons having claims
presnsst! the estate Of the deceased must
eciteat ecuteaa The same du Y attested to the tx
lySot ~ on or before the 18th day of March,
essss VI VI anlde the Act of Assembly In such
~aqe and provided.
mh,o HUGH MCKINLEY, Executor,
~aH'6Netd wilmington. Del.
The Morning herald., 1877-03-17
Minor Locals.

No police cases last night.
There is letter at this Office for A. @. W.
The Revival meeting at the Phoenix en-
gine house last evening was well attended
P. X. A. Ball, April 13.
Miss Anderson's Juliet was a superb
piece of acting, and Messrs. Boniface and
James gave her excellent support.
No one should miss going to the Opera
house this afternoon and evening. They
will be bountifully repaid for their money.
Through some mistake the Levy Court
appointments failed 10 reach us, but Mr..
Dillon was appointed Constable, and Mr..
Hickman was reappointed.
The agent for Higgins German Soap was
in town yesterday afternoon, and created
quite an excitement with his four in hand.
A trial will convince any one of its supe-
riority. Every one should try 1t.
Dr. q. s. Honeywell has opened an Office
for medical practice and consultation, at
No. 6O2H Market street, room 2. He will
be glad to wait upon patients daily, from
1OA. M. to 1P. NJ. and from to P. M.
BASE BALL GUIDE.-De Wits Base Ball
guide for 1877, just published and for sale
at Ryan's news office. 1t will not only
contain the code of rules adopted at the
League Convention, but also the new rules
of the International Association organized
this wear, Price 10 cents. 1w
The Morning herald., 1877-03-17
The Eastern Question.

LONDON, March 16.-A despatch to Reu-
ter's Telegram Company, from Constanti-
nople says: Safvet Pasha, Turkish Minis"
ter of Foreign Affairs, told the Montene-
grin delegates yesterday that the Porte was
not only prepared to grant rectification Of
the frontier in the direction of Zuber, Ban
jani, Piva, Drobruck, and Charantzi, and
would demand rectifcation of the from.
tier in favor of Turkey, In the direction OF
Vassoyewit. Notwithstanding the decision
It is stated that no formal rupture has yet
occurred between Montenegro and the
Porte.
The Morning herald., 1877-03-17
THE OLD WORLDS NEWS.
Finances in Indi0.

LONDON, March 16.-The Times in its
financial article says: Private kilograms
from India state the Finance Minister'S
proposals have renewed to some extent the
unsettled feeling caused by the depreciation
of silver. The announcement that the
amount of council bills to he drawn in the
wear of 1877-78 is to be increased about so
per cent. the same time that power is asked
to raise 1878, 900 in England and 1850, 900
in India, is held by those engaged In the
Indian trade to loreshadow renewed dis
turbances of exchanges and fresh hind.
RANGES to business.
The Morning herald., 1877-03-17
pEREMPTORY SALE OF GOOD FURNI.
| TI1QT ha C.Il ~ D,,k>1;o Call, I,~,

DEREMPTORY SALE OF GOOD FURNI.
l TURE.-Wiu be sold at Public Sale, by
Ndera Of the administrator,
ON MONDAY, MARCH 10th. 1877,
As& o'clock, ct No, 832 Market Street, the
Household Goods of the late VIM.
Reynolds, as follows:
SosewoOd piano in good order. sofa sett,
wards sew Brussels carpet. walnut bed
m@ suit, with hair mattress, feather beds,
m,Fsnd stair carpet, ingraln al d rag car
MUl paintings, cane and WINDSOR chairs,
aslsion table. 3 cottage sets in good
Moer, husk mattress, 2 lounges, all Kind
aIgoods .Igds used about housekeeping, such as
,uL %na glassware. and queensware, tins,
IN i;uos, y buckets, etc.. about 10 cords of wood
~ Ti.ule ue cellar, all ready cut for use: Office
sMilales-l saia Miller fire and burglar proof
hnan lse IN good order, law books, office desk, 2
ras,, yvok cases. sofa, etc. Also, Germantown
'ssahage, salg set single harness.
hsnaeIPo SMe positive. For furtker particulars see
uauaols. or call Oh
JOHN A. REYNOLDS,
NJ Admir- of VIM. Reynolds dec'd.
""'stdham T. Son, Auct'rs.
mt8.3t
The Morning herald., 1877-03-17
Railroad Rates

NEW YORK, March I6.-Mr. VIM. H.
Vanderbilt yesterday said that the question
of increasing the rates between New York
and Western points, had been considered
at recent meeting of railroad managers
in this city, and that it was then consid-
cred advisable that the rates must be ad-
vanced. The plans of that conference are
still under consideration, and until they
should have been adopted there will proba'
bly, be no change in the rate of fares, the
decision of the the ticket seller of st. Louis
the contrary Notwithstanding.
The Morning herald., 1877-03-17
Church EesV(ceS.

Asbury M. E. Church, Rev. George R.
Kramer, pastor. Services at 1880 q. M,
and 7S0 p. m. All are invited.
First Presbyterian Church, Market street
above Ninth street, Rev. F. B. DuVal,
pastor, will preach at 1880 a. m. Rev.
George R. Kramer at 7.30 p. m. Sabbath
School at 2 o'clock. Young Peoples meet-
ing at 7p, m. Kind welcome to all.