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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-22
PHILADELPHIA ia LONG
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

Il GREAT TIKI Nh LINE
AND UNITED STATES SAlb ROUTE .
Trains leave New-YOrk, via Desbro,ses aud Cortland
streets Ferries, follows: . .- D., 81, -. Al,
Express Harrisburg pittsburgh the west ana sou, VIZ
Pullman Palace Cars attached $50 a. H. Gnu o'V p M
daily. - -, ~. .. o 40. =.
FSr Niamsport Lock Hayen Cory. and Ere al S3op M
connecting NJ or iiusvie Petroleum Cntre ard tie
oil Rreion. For WhliamspOrt and Lock Haven, 30 m
For Baltimere Washington and the South, Limited WASH
ing0n Express Pullman Par0r carr daily except >un
arrive Washington siO p M regular AZ cav
a. ~ l. T. and .. sunday AMI " NJ n 81 ....n
Express for philadelphia, 1870. ESQ., ~ 49,
1885 J. 1, ., 6, Z, $50, p n ana ]. hiSh ue-,
$50 n O. g. T. $780, and p. N Emsrant ana 'soad e'S
pm. -, =, r.u,., , . -, o.,s Aior M
For trains TO Newark, Elizabeth, Railway Prime Ton IT.a
ION Perth Amboy bennington Beyidere and o'her loh-
s,e local schedules al all ticket Offices - ,,,o - .rs
1870 D. nn daily; :lO N. and 80 \. NJ diy ehcsp'
Monday Frum Washing and BalhmoFri 300 ~ I..
ilC $40 aud 1920 NJ sgnasy ~ S 81 g ia p o.
40 5:iO G5O. $40 1910 and 1920 p m sunday wv
62O: Go $50, 1850 ESQ. 10 10 aud lo-V y or.s
Ticket Offices. $40 and ga broadway, No. ks1i
and fot of Desbrosses ami Corlandt sts no -
Froosyn; Nos ~ li6. AMI ls Hudsoist Hooossu -
pot Jersey City EmgTant Ticket ONCE o. nxS' W
FRANK THOMSON. ID; n BOlp. .l.,t
General Manager. Gensfsl fAssehsss "S.
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Danclnq Ataocmies.

/ LIEN DODWORTHS DANCING SCHOOL,
~ REMOVED TO No. 68l EIFTHAVE.
Spring commencing Fol particulars serd for Cir
euar. PrivGt, Lessons every day.
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Cori,!rn Real estate for Sale.

C,TANF0RD. CONN.-FOR SALE or REM,
y furnished unfurulshcd elegant tESi DE r. 40
roor 10 are neirvoms house hEs every modern improve
, fs Ia ov well built and filled In with brick;
house and buildings; three acres OF hhd 5o
on the aiding healthy lOca'B gpuhlS
i.autifuy ad on; bOriers water win ISLANDS con
by 10 minutes walk from dtill; near
All churcics -r.oo aud postyfcei good side"aAs sas
gentleman tesiueure ~
o.. r,ej i. be- seen b be appreciated Call or address
iETRY SMITH NO 402 Grand-st, New 0rk where pans
can he seen or ii0x No. JOs. stamford POst-plce
rI'EXAS LAND WARRANTS.
4 W. bgrr ron s,LR TEXAS LAND WARRANTS, $40
ocr winch an be s location OF best lands o! Texas
Price. - celt7 peracrc. Address
UONAIBsON q FARLEY, Bankers aud Brokers'
-. Louis, Mo.
0O0 CAS or 1.S 300 hall FG eaS Or e ns
acrra at East strOgdsjurg Penn, one nile from depot
on The main road b;Ick hOuse with nye rooms IN gOoi
order: barn and stales Workshop henheIy a
other outudLEs kinds II choice fruit trees h lanu
snene Ion truck farm buildings worth the money. Adj
dress h. POOLE Box So Il. Sroudsjurg Penn
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DARE ENGRAVINGS AND ETCHINGS.
IL The largest collection Of nne OLD ENGRANiNGS in
satisfactory Address for partic
mar FRI Derrick KEPPEf. IS BeekmaBst., y Y. N B.
fine eng appropriate and pa0lc present
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-22

rIIO LET-Elegant COUNTRY RESIDENCE
in New jersey 80 minutes from city Hall Ne~Yo at
park three minutes depot grounds, 20 acres
beautifully laid with frat and other trees and Splendid
lanns house rescOed from to bottom finished III sr
~ OIL contains bath aud all other impry cnenis OF
city house stable house, &c, &c. Aso. OTHER ElE~
GAM PLACES on Central Railroad Of hewJersey 80 min
u4s New York HOUSE and grounds in p,nild ofer
finest location NowJersey: 10 rent cheap Apply toj a
WOODS office North America Life Insurance Company IL
and 10 " arrenst c~.YorE, between II aud o'clock
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1netrnnlon.

City.
NHARLIER INSTITUTE,
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR BOYS IRON Z 10
20 years old
EIISS LAMPS SELECT SCHOOL FOR
w CaILDHEN. Send fOT circular. 73z Le1DgIon'aye.
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NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEv
,o. LINE. 49,"
IND RRO0K RnnTR

49,, fOIt dHE NIUN AND PHILADELPHIA
~ Ola 1901 oil Iibertysi for 1reAton and pills
oS "a a. ~ ooO 49, 1870 IT, 100 800 $40 200
eatI io9t 81 CIarksonst 7l5, SIS. si5 Il:l5A n
Isaye Phiaoeiphis from North PeunsYvania Rail
l;3O. $3.50 80 100 u. N. " ' WV ' -
Leave trenton for New OK I2o 6.45 sos gl0 ga
a. M. l2:l5, 2:lO. AIS G:O5 p. H. ' Nv
Putnam Drawing Room Cars are attached the go n
and 1870 D. N. trans aid Sleeping cars the u o'clock
night Trains from both New. } ork ana Philaielpli.
ST NDAI TRAINS-Lcay Sew York foot liberty 81 ana
Philadelphia. Third and BerKssts AZ 93J NJ 30 IL a m
llcAeS Tor sale at foot Of Liberty foot ~ CarksOn
nos ~ and 3i4 Broadway, the principal bot an ohs
OF the Enc Railway IN NewYOrk ana Brooklyn No
S"uiIst, brooklyn Baggage checked from rosidsuce "a
destination. H. T. BALDWIN. Gen PISS AGENT
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yoprusRy RAILROAD OF NEwJrRsEY

leave Tor EgItWOJu, tI0stI IItIOI, H " aol
Z els a. NJ J. 3 L. 44J, go ESQ., 1880 p No. ald satuFda
nigbts oply a. il30pm Sundays a. m and go p N.
Eanuet Spring Valley and aOrsey, Z, 9f5 An, SO
INn. q ARhlIr. DOM fass.I AEcnG New lorn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-22
NEW-HAYEN, HARTFORD, g., Fare, 81.

~ Steamers Peck slip daily SUNDAYS excepted for
New-Hsven at 8 and Il y. m. connecting with r1aL
NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD .-Commenciug Dec e. 1875.
through trains Will leave Grand Central Depot 90
7.l5 a. H., Western and Northern Express WIN drawing
CananGaigua. ~
$40 a. m Special Chicago aud st. Louis Express With
dra room Rochester and Buiao also through ~
TO 81. LJls.
III 90 A NJ Northern and Western Express
$50 p ~. Special Albany, Troy, aud western Express;
arrive at Buffalo 7:lO q. m. ,v-....,... -.
500 D. M Express with eeepnscSTs fGr Naei'o"I aaa
CauauiaiEua Also, tor Montreal Wa PattSbuTgh.
$50 D No.. Pacific Express daily, with sleeping cars 'or
Rochester Niagara Falls, Buffalo Cleveland ILddsaolS
and Louis, lie also Cor Chicago, VIA both l. = ana III u
RAJ rnads and TO Montreal via 81. Adams -,
ll00 D. To-, Express, with sleepnscars lot AUaNH 'Ha
Troy. -, ~. ,,-,,-I ,,.,,. 10, 81. a,
4so SCI and Broadway and Wcs;cOtt fNprfss COS
OfcGs No Park-pace 1sj and 9i2 HroadSsy Aew'f'rS
and 333 W ASKING ST, BROOKLYN -,
w ~ 49, q. b. MEEkEK. General PASSENGER Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-22

~ Forty stations New. York foot Of Ibeny.sL asS ~;
Of CiarksOn ST., mp town. 's
Commencing Jan. l. Is77-Trains leave NewYork ,s,, q,
LibeTty.st, a. follows: wv ="
$50 a. For Pennington, EastOn, Be,yidero NJ,
Chunk. Tama lua, Wikesbarre ETnira, &c LIVED
s4J a. For Easton Harrisburg, Maach Churk r.-.
qua WilkCsbaTre MiiliamspoFi, sc. ''"S
1880 a. m and 4:30 .. m.f0r SOmerve and Fleri,v,,
D. For Remington, EaAtOn, MaUcb ChpBk 49,
bane, Tamsqua Hazeton. Reading, Pottsyic Ha.r.Ssss
y. m.-For Esstln, BelyiieTo, and C1tasauoua -'h
$50 .. n dailyfjr East0n, Allentown and Harrisbnr,
80 D. ni.-FOg Elson
IL a M. l245 $40 lI5 5i1, il5, i:I5 D. a. VIA
SUNDAY TRAISS-Itaye foot Il,serty..I a aao. -
800 l2p m Bound BrOOk and Int .nalair noin,s N
AZ D. 80 % M for FgstOu Reading and YIaTrI.f ''~ SO
Trains leave for Ter Amhoy, Ped Bark Tong praor,
DC. grove. SC, from foot Libery.St IL 1I4s
4.l5. 5i5 foot = k~On 81. IL ~ -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-22

ITO RENT, Furnishcd-At Tenatiy \. d., 10
miles from rev YORK and minutes nv Northern K r.
a line COUNTRY RESIDENCE. House contains 10 rGoms
..de- kitchen and Laundry nicely furnished. There
Of Land we'll and OUT good stable hcnnery ana
ice house (hed running brook furnishes Wat.r 10 mouse
stable ana garden Fruit shade trees fine aWn &c 10
cation healthy aud attractive.
To desirable tenant would be rented 10! one year very o"
Apply To f. IL. oChf;;Nt N, &c.,. y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-22
EHIGU VALLEY RAILROAD.

II
i ARRANGEMENT OF PASSENGER THAIhs jan. 4.
lS7-Leaye dsp0s foot Of CorsEdt and Desbrosssis a.
60 D. NJ Night Express daily, for EasOI Behlehef Al
lentoWn Mauch ChunF, Wkesbarre Pttton alie Elnli@
Ithaca Auburn, Rochester Buffalo, Niagara rams ana us
West Pullmans sleeping coaches attached
ROBT. H. SAYEE, Supt. and Ensr.
General Eastern Olco, corner OF Church AMI CogtenotsA
CHAS. Ii. CUMMINGS, AgCaL
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Gounlrr Droperin Go Eet.

AT ENGLEWOOD, \. IA conveniently
"a located completely furnished HOU ST, rooms i0r
year or ionger. &C. NJ NROE, So Beadest, N Y.
AT New Brighton.-To Rcnt-Several fine
n uorsss charninelv located: modern improvements;
stable fruit garden &C. Ytionabe neghhurhOod
o' ' LANES N. TAYLOR, 11o Piue-st
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Mlsuelldneons

brand NEW $50 EMPIRE SEWlNG j sS
- CHINE for sale cheap; would eNclanse UT
lounge. y. AIMAIth % Iu,,
EOR INVALIDS' use. the JONIAC COGNassua
i ere purest and best VICTOR T. MAU0ER llV ho.s-
GTUTTERiNG.-U. :. Stammering instl.susS
~ (Dr WHiTEl All 4th-ave best Of references s'
circular no pay unit. ouret --------.----t
TINHE TOLL-GATE! Prize Picture sent IN ID
Il AN ingenious gent so objects TO nnd- AGafss>
stamp 4. G. ABBEY Buffalo. " \.
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Gre GreGm.

EIISSELL' ICE CREAM, best in the city, 25c.
per quart large pardcs Charlotte Russo
IN boz % carry home ~ Bible House
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Eost ano fonno.

I OST-PASS-B BOOK No. 95,049 OF the u ass
Dvok has been made.
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Hous,,,r;.
NJ and Naugatuck Railroads. Fare o. Steamer pSsss0
PORT leaves Catharne sIp a. ll3O and Bfi5ssaL
II p. m. s'ssho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-22
ITO PHILADELPHIA,
II
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. ,,, =, ,xu
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND sHoEr LiN'
NETWORK AND pIIlADELPAlA

Forrteen Through Trains each way daily three Dep"'"
Phi ,dplpha. two IN N"wNork -, ,,..,..,
Four Tracks the Improved EqupEenL ana N'o t''
Time consistent with absolute sanity. -, cont.
Express Trains leave New-YOrk. via Desbrosses AZ" Wv
landt streets Ferries - follows; =. e.so
T3i 33O 3ii (g3O fimitci). 1890 a. NJ, II
9 D. H. IL midnight. Sunday, s3O a. M D. o. " 7-'' -
y. a o., = SC,
Returnnz trains leave Phi adelpha 80 800 q - "A
ard II g. NJ Limited Express, l31 y. nj 100 = JSOt "a
1885 ,. NJ. and IL midnight On SUNDAY o-o' ''''' -"
a NJ l. :, 7:35 p. N. ana IL midnighi. .-. uos.s
Ticket Offices. 5Z1 aid 9ii Btoad~ay no A'c epYtst
and foot Of DcsbTuss,s and CCr;andt els; No
GIookIvn; Nos ia IlG and llS Hudson st. h9g,,y,
Detot J.rscy CITY Immigrant Ticket Ofce, No bA'.1'
place. ID. VI. Bofij, u, Gen A'So"s''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-22

WHITE STAR LINE.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CARRYING THE
UNITED STATES MAIL.
OF this Line take the Routes
BY Aaury, L. D. NJ gong south Of the Banks the
passage TO Queenstown, all the year round
ADRIATIC. SATURDAY. March 81, $50 4
BRITASNIC. sATU RDAY April z, 1890 D. N
CELTIC, SATURDAY. April Il, y. IN
GERMANiC. sATURD April 81, noon
FROM THE WHITE STAR DoCk, PIER 81, NORTH
RIVER
These steamers uniform IN sizs and unsurpassed in
pontDents The Saloon. htaterooms smoking ana Bath
Rooms placed amdshps where the noise and motion
felt ahordng degree OF comfort hitherto unattsnabe
ut
RATEs-saloop. $50 and 800 gold Return Tickets
favorable terns. steerase, $40.
Inspection plano other information apply a. tho
Company's Otiees, No. u broadway, New York -
J. COkrlS. Agent
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILPOln-
ID Leave Eew.YOrk from foot Of Desbrosses and co,

sts 1hsS
$40 m. for Washington and the West e,oA
Charleston and the south. Pullman cara ION
70 Baltimore and Washington making close connset .s
Pittsburgh. Cincinnati ST. Louis Louisville Chics~o - sf
y. m. for Washington, ana for Richmond ami 10 a..
via G0rdonsvlle. Pullman cars from New York 10 B.n.
and Washington. "Dsfe
D. daily for Warrington tho sonth and we, p,r,.
sleeDsts from New YORK 20 Baltimore and Washngi MAJ
close connections for Chicago, Cincinnati L0uisvIs
Louis Pittsburgh the south and South West Coaas.s
Washington wh trains for Lynchburg FLORIDA SeNrss,s
and the South. S
through tickets please call at Conpsnys Om,s, n.
and I2J5 broadway, NewIork and 1t licset Offices 80
OF Corandt and Dsshrosgessts AID Depot Jersey Cty
ASK FOR iCkETs VIA
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ERIE RAILWAY.
.NGEMENT OF TRAISs, In effect

.
$ a. m.-Cincmnsii and Chicago Day Express Drawing.
Room Coaches 70 Buffalo ami Suspension Brdge
attached - '
p. m-,Daily) Pacific Express for the West sleeuDr
Coaches through TO Rochester Buffalo, Niagara Fas Cincn
nan and Chicago without CHANGE also Hotel Dining
Chicago.
Trains leave Chambers street Depot n. v. for
Newark, go $50, 1913 m, Bis, J.l5 and 6l5 D. n
and II midnight Saturday nights only Sundays, 9l5 ~
Ru;herfurd Park snd Pas.aIc s. 7:45 10 a. H. II loon,
$50 10 4. M. l:45, ESQ m, AID II midnight
Paterson, q, 7i5. $50, 10 1915 a. m. II noOn Las,
3, 3l5 3:4j 4:3O. s, 5l5, 8, Gj $50 Z p. NJ and ID
midnight. sundays c. $780, olj 10 m, las $50 p. n,
saftcrn G. fi5, 1O:45 a. M, S:45, g. 81 D. H. ~ mia.
night Sundays, G. $780, 10 a. No., la5 C:30 p m, and IL
Cornwall, a. H., $50, 4:3Op. m. sundays, s:sOam
Warwick, 1915 a. m. 1870 J.. m
Eewburgb, 0, 1045 4. ~, $780, 1902. a Sundays $50
Kingston $50 D. ID. Sundays. s3Oa N.
Goshen 6, 7i5, 9. lO45 330, j:i5, i:30 r. san.
DAYS. 6. $50 10 a m. $50. D. m. .
HiddletOwn 7:i5 9 lO45 a. 545, 4:3, T. NJ Sundays
$50 10 =. Tie . a. and 80 D. ~ trains con
ner with NewYOTk and Oswego Midland Railroad az Mslnss
Port Jeryis. - 1045 NJ, 43O. D. H. sundays $50. 10
h0tE-irams leaving Chanbsrsst on even or half hoGu
before d. N. leave IHcniy risi Bitseu minutes earlier
tIan above time; leaving Chambers quarter
hors leave Twenty 81. thirty minutes earlier B0ats
leave az go aud lV43 p No. connecting with
trains leaving ChabcTsst AZ 10 D. m ard Il midnight
Tickets for passage aud for Apartments tn Dra4lngr0n
checking transfer ~ Baggage may be left a. the Companys
Offices Nos 239 4Ol 52J and so broadway No CouTtst
Brooklyn, and at the Company DepOts. - -, . Al.
fxpress in Ne~f ork at 72s
Gsr nanG II N
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OPTU GERMAN LLOYD

~ STEAMSHIP LINE BETW ZEN NETWORK.
SOUTHAMPTON. AND BREhlN.
COMPANY'S PIER foot OF SECDND-Sf. HO8OhEN.
NOSEI saturday March % KliEtE. saturday April
ODER Saturiay.. March 81 NECkAIs @aturdavAprl IL
RATES OF PASSAGE from NEW-NOkk 10 SOUTHLAND.
TON, HAVRE, OR BREMEN: .
FIRST CABIN, 500, gold. SECOND CABIN, goo, gold
STEERAGF. $40, currency . -.
Return Tickets at reduced Prepaid scerago Cern
Gates ~ currency.
f.,igt oru We
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Ocean 5Ieamers

IL kMBURG American Packet Company's Line
for PLYMOUTH. CHERBOukG and HAMBU re-
HERDER March - FRISiA March -
WIEIAN d .... March - CANBRIA......--....APri l
London t'he bogrR Hamburg
points England, scotland ard Wales: first Cabin
gold slOO Second Cabin gold $50 storage currency F3J
kUNHARDT & Co. {. b. RICHARD & BOAS,
General Agents General Passenger Agents
RrIa - NrN.Y YORK. 81 RInanN av, Vow IOrk.
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MAIL STEAMERS.

NATIONAL LiNE.-PIe Nos. A and 81, n.
~ FOR LONDON.
HOLLAND It'll IoUAY, March 90. 10 an
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
EGYPT. ~. l. M ENGLAND April T. l2ia p
pass and Drafts from Sl upward Is
very low rates Company offices: 09 BI0acway
f. W. J. HURST Manager
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-22

JAMES N. TAYLOR lH2 Plne-st
AT $S00.-To LET-Elegant spacious, first
~ class country RESIDENCE, stables &c beautiiul ter
races abundance Of frd shade go ornamental trees &c
acres Thy, charming. near ferry 81 ton 2, lUriyst
FURNISHED HOUSE at Elizabeth to LET
"A for year from May house has ten rooms Gud al
den with variety Of fruits and
altogether desirable places in the city;
nj rea.oIlb Address ELIZABETH Tribune Once, Ny
dvITY and OUNTRY-LOW RENT.-5O min
! pctnE
lines till mdugnt yearly iare 500 con
yeuent suburban Residence and Grounds Louise mas
cellar heater hsL ami cold wafer bth
closet carels srge villa plot laid out III a"
drive garden shade frul ynss, berries &C; ocSLo hlSb
we'll DRAINED AID healthy minutes walk by paved streets
from and Of City OF Elizabeth ana Two
mirtes station - West FllADeil T.
Railroad. Apply at promises or TO the O"SEIE
Room 2. No. Nassau-sL
IGONTCLAIR n j., Real Estate Agency
VA sale rent furnished and uninrnAcd
Howl. & PARSONS, Montclair and ~ Cedarst II 10 j.
RIO Lease at Rye (N.Y. and y "A Swiss
Cottage Of rooms with carriage house lawn and gafden
rent 30 per Apply to j. h. COMING % Gun ST
no RENT, at NeWtOwn, Long lSland-Seyerhl
4 pre-. Is HOUSES to depot location aud neghmr
modern impOy enents. Apply - GU
UERT BROTHERS, attorneys Nos IS and 30 Winiamsi"
The New York herald., 1877-07-22
Pulpit Topics To-Day.

Among the topics to be treated by our city
pastors to-day are the present participation
Of Christ in the salvation of souls and the
work of woman in the Church, by DR.. Os-
born; the great atonement by Mr.. Bon
ham, as awind-up Of his eight days mission
in the Gospel Tent, and the truth as it Is in
Jesus or as manifested in the life of Abra-
ham, the father of the Jews, by DR.. Wes-
colt. The temperance crusaders will continue
their campaign against rum to-day, with
Mother Stewart, of Ohio, leading the van.
Mr. Sweetser, who has snatcheda little vaca-
tion already and expects to take larger share
by and by, will give his people the benefit
Of some thoughts on that topic and Pro-
fessor Hume has an idea that modern Spirit
ualism is the soul of '.the American" sys-
tenn, but what system he has not explained.
We have several American systems lin poll
tics, religion, social and commercial life
and it becomes interesting to know which
of those systems has such q soul as modern
Spiritualism or whether they all haye it.
If SO, they are modern humbugs which
ought to be consigned to the grave of OBJ
ivlon as speedily as possible.
The New York herald., 1877-07-22
The Mexican OK I. Gorsd.

General Trevifo, the Mexican commander,
is reported by the HERALD correspondent at
San Antonio to be striving in good faith to
put down the border raids and cattle steal
ing expeditions. He has satisfied General
Ord of his sincerity and activity. He now re-
spectfully begs Ord to prevent illegal flibus-
tering expeditions from Texas into Mexico.
The Lerdo revolutionists are it seems, col
lecting troops and supplies among the
Mexicans in Texas and preparing to march
across the border into Mexico. Treviiio
asks, very rightly, that our forces shall
stop these incursions 1t is gratifying to
learn that our troops have taken step in
this direction by the arrest of General Esco-
bedo, the Lerdist leader. who was about to
cross into Mexico and head the anti-Diaz
movement along the Rio Grande. While
this capture of the leader is important, it is
yet to be feared that General Ord has not
sufficient force to stop effectually the move
ment from our side Of the border.
Would it not be well for the President to
issue a proclamation warning American
citizens against taking part in such unlaw-
full enterprises? We insist on Mexico pro-
tecting us against her thieves; she has
an equal right to demand that we shall pro-
tect her from flibusters aud revolutions
res forming within our lines. We do not
doubt that General Ord will do his duty.
Let him be reinforced if necessary but let
US not give Mexico the right to say that we
treated her unjustly.
The New York herald., 1877-07-22
south Carolina Politics.

The republican leaders in South Caro-
lima have followed the excellent example of
their Mississippi brethren and have "dis-
banded the party" A party which had
among its chiefs such men rs Whipper,
Moses, Patterson, Corbn and host Of other
worthless of the same kind which has kept
the State in turmoil for ten years; has run
up prodigious debt; and has swindled the
people in almost every possible way, ought
to be disbanded. 1t could hardly stand
more than one defeat; and though its leaders
might have impudence enough to ask the
people to trust it again they could not expect
success without the help of federal troops to
coerce the decent and intelligent men in the
State.
Now that the corrupt republican organi-
zation is out of the way there will be room
in South Carolina, as in Mississippi, to form
two parties, each containing share OF the
intelligent, respectable and property own
inc classes of the State. The democrats
will try for while to hold together,
but they cannot do it. No amount Of con-
ciliation and management can keep within
the bounds of one party all the discordant
elements of "up country" and "lowland,"
conservative and extremist, moderate and
Bourbon opinion and prejudice. Now that
the one predominant issue-to save the
State from the misrule of thieves--is set
tied local questions will divide public opin-
ion, and the present ruling party will be split
The New York herald., 1877-07-22
The Outdoor Amuscment Season.

The season of outdoor amusements is now
there is neither sun nor snow to serve the
purposes of the sportsman. August and
September are months for open air exercises,
and this year the opportunities they offer
will not be neglected. The increase of in
terest in athletic sports in all parts of the
country during the past five years is re-
markable. There is not single outdoor
amusement that is not we'll organ
lied, and the cooperation of the lead
ing amateur associations has raised to o
high degree the standard Of skill. Our
yacht clubs have added greatly to the speed
and safety Of yachts OF every class, while in
rowing extraordinary progress has been
made. College boat races are now events of
national importance, and in the immediate
vicinity of New York are some of the best
shooting also owes much to excellent or
ganization, and the uninterrupted successes
of the American team have made the use of
the rifle popular everywhere. In few
weeks Creedmoor will be the scene
of another international contest, this
time with the best shots of the
British Kingdom. The laws passed by
most Of the States for the protection of
game have given US ten sportsmen's clubs
where formerly we had one, and these clubs
are also efficient in preventing the wasteful
destruction of wild fowl. Within year
or two coaching has been introduced as
fashionable summer amusement and the
beautiful game of polo has won a perma-
nent place in the good opinions of horse
men. Cricket, of course, holds it's old
position, and this summer it is not un-
likely that we shall see the Indian sport
of lacrosse, one of the most exciting,
amusing and lively games OF ball ever in
vented, played by two Indian clubs at
Newport, one Of them the club that Wis.,
tied there last summer, and the other said
to be equally fine. These are encouraging
signs tor the future. In her early days
America brought out from the farm and
plantation hardy and powerful men, who
won her battles and achieved her freedom.
Now we may look to see our cities also
produce race of athletes trained in all