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New-York tribune., 1878-10-24
Correction. AUih0ruy

.shOal discovered in iiydnoticl
Persian Gulf. lat No. 81.
27S ~ n, lon. 5O0
b9' r.
Difference Of Ion. IIydnotic,
between Neither No. "a.
lands and Hydro.
Office Chart.
Depth OF water over HYdn0ticI
sunk,n rock in No. %.
Santos HarbOr.
ShOal ground of oil. Hydn0tic'
fants Point Cape No. 90.
Of Good Hope.
'ShOal discovered In lIydnOtic,
Sandown Bay, IAle No. 81.
OF Wight. east
coast.
Ishosi discovered nth Hydnotic,
( Of SpaTgi Island, No. oo.
BonifaciO strait.
IShoal discovered nth HYdnOtic'
OF Spargi Island, No. 0o.
Bon!faciO STRAIT.
lshOal discovered nth n. 20 Nj.
OF Spargi Island, No. 90.
BOniiaciO strait.
Lights established al Notice Il
/ Groningen, Chris Mariners
tlansand. and on No. Ill.
south katland en-.
trance to rnrsund.
Change in OddcrOIN. TO NJ,
Light, Christian No. Ill.
sand. Norway, s'th
coast.
Light established at n. 10 NJ.
/ GrOningen, ana No. III.
change IN Oddero
Light, Christian
sand, Norway.
lIAght established al y. 10 M.
GronIngen, an d NO. III.
change In OdderO
Light, Christian
sand, Norway.
Tidal Light estab- y. TO NJ.
lished at Dun. No. liz.
kerque, France,
Tidal Light estab. y. TO NJ,
lished at Dun. No. ll2.
kerqne, France.
Beacon erected on y. 10 NJ
Jeanne Garde Rock, No. ll3.
Hycres.
Beacon erected OnlN. TO NJ
Jeanne Garde Rock. No. lib.
Hyeres.
Buoy Ia villa y. 10 NJ
Franca Road. No. ll3.
Green Light estab. y. 10 NJ
lished at eutrancel No. ll3.
| of Cptte Canal.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-24
HOME NEWS.

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT HUDNUTs. NO
2ls BROADWAY.
Gam 62' Noon 67" .. M 67s. Midnight 51'
Highest dur1nH the CAV. 81 Lowest Dr.
Average. 6liao. same day 1871 6lSt'
New-York tribune., 1878-10-24

The committee received the following telegram from
Chattanooga, Tenn: -.
Yes, need money badly. Only about three days
funds and supplies ahead. No hard frost YET, anu luc
suffering and desttution are inevitable even after haru
irost Eighteen new cases to-day.
THCs. j. CARLILE, Mayor
Oct %. 1873 A. l.. JAMES, Chm. Relief Com.
The following dispatch. referring 10 the Rev. D. A
Reilly family, was also received from Clinton, La
'"Dici Dreher, willie Reilly died. Dr. Covert dying;
We greatly need OF funds Collect all possible ana
amount"
The sum of 81 900 remitted TO Chattanoosa, and
1900 to Il. 5. Heron President OF the Howard AssOcia
ton. Baton Rouge for the relief o. Clinton and ls VI
ciDity.
SOiOn Humphreys treasurer OF the Chamber OF Com
melce, acknowledges receipt OF the following sun
scrptOns toward the fund TOR deraying the expenses
Of the Commission now at the south investigating the
origin and progress OF the yellow fever:
Frederick Surges....S2O0 Cyrus w. Field. $50
Arnold, Constable d Co.. 100 Wilson O. Hnnt...,. 1Q
Brown Bros. & Co... 100 Samuel MLetiS...".. 20
Henry IIentz .......... 90 James McCreery 10
Charles NJ. Fry. ........-... 30
1HE TRIBUNE has received for the yellow lever suner-
ers - from f. ". W. and L. A. b. for the Lieutenant
Bonner relic fund, and 30 cents through the Rev. j.
Hamilton, DecsertOwn n j. 81 earned and contributed
by three little children Of Bloomfield n j. from six
10 nine ana SO 80, result penny contribution
Oi the pup Of the Walk Union SCnOO SCHUYLER Co.,
" " through Mr.. L. NJ. Gano. The money will be sent
on promptly.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-24

A Chicago pork-packer whose pew-rent was
raised 10 S25 exclaimed Great Cesarl here's NEE
state of anairs-the Gospel going up and PORK going
down. What's 70 become Of usp
New-York tribune., 1878-10-24
Announcements
SrARs IN THE DARK :

Every OF coughing in the still waite res o. the night
stab in the dark lungs Heal the stahs and stop the
stabbing with 'HALgs HONEY OF HOaEHOUSD AND TAR
Nothing Is 30 soothing Nothing quickly cure& No rem
edy can less dsagTeeaOle.
Pixies TOothache Drops cure in one minute
New-York tribune., 1878-10-24

ALL THE --LATEST STYLES.
Gentlemen youth and children will find hTstclass gar
ments az moderate prices by calling Traphagen 70,
clOthiers junction of Sd and 4th-ayes
New-York tribune., 1878-10-24

THE DEVELOPMENT OF GASES
n the stomach which heartburn and cole result OF
ndgestion Obvtate the difficulty with MILK or MAGSEsA-
New-York tribune., 1878-10-24

president: with the work on hand and before us we
can iudciOusy what money You can spare US; W;
W. thatcher cashier OF the First National BANK ana
of the Howard Association OF Memphis, tele.
graphs the president of the bank 3 f. Davis as f0Ows
mot safe yet; nearly all the deaths now are
refugees who have returned"
The committees receipts yesterday were as lolo"s'
From the citizens tns Of NJ s22
Mrs. Daniel Low through George A. Low. ~
Mount Olivet Baptist sunday school, NewYork CITY, q
through j. r stone ''''''''' Ok
BraEclyille Presbyterian Church o
Proceeds of contribution box IN Geneva Natonal Bank
Flushing contributions through Chas. W. smith, tlush a.
ing, L. --.--''''''''''
Cont ibuOn boxes New-YOrk Post ounce. per IL IL a
James, POsLmas
To+,, ..,,.,........ 81 "a
Grand total Sl64,4 ,447
New-York tribune., 1878-10-24

No. Oh Title.
Chart
----=- -----------
ayB Indian Ocean, nOi N
ern portion.
a.. .Gaspar Straits.
0l..lsantos Bay and Por.
Brazil.
1913. TABLE Bay, cape o
Good Hope an'
False Bay.
2S6B. IIsle Of wight, east
ern part
3D.. Island Of Corsica.
3GjA. SARDINIA. northern
part.
2s7 Bonifacio strait.
90 NTH Atlantic ocean
sheet !, easteii
part.
1o1 North Sea, Sheet .
northern portion.
2q2 Baltic sea. Sheet ]
western part.
294. The skagerrak.
pS0 EuCliGh Chan n G
sheet 3, eastern
part.
3lnlDOyer Strait AM
approaches.
G9l...l France, south coast
Sheet o.
6ao. France. south coast
Sheet d.
GT5lTIarbor OF VIII
Franco.
CSG. France, south cOasl
sheet 3.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-24
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
TODAY
sol san sets...... OF Clock slow l5m. i5s.
t 80; 4g0 Noon souths 1927 Moons days %
NV" WATER TODAY. NJ
Sandy Uook 5.52-Gov. Island. G2i Hell Gate'. S;l3
WATER rO.DAr-P. ~
Sandy Hook. Gl7 Gov. Island. GAO Hell oate'"' S:20
New-York tribune., 1878-10-24

all the curOs are disposed Of There are about 10000
in number.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-24
mYnRnGRApHIC REPORT.

HYDROGRAPHIC REPORT.
IIYpRoGgAPHIC OFFICE. CHART DRPARrNEST(
WASHINGTON, oct. 2l 1873
Charts published during ending SATURDAY october
10, ls1e-none
CHARTS CORRECTED DURING THE WEEK.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-26
The IeNs as PatrIo.s.

In 3 recent article, Prof. Goliwin
Smith animadverted rather severely on
the Jewish character, aud he is replied
10 very iorCibly by a London Rabbi In
the current number Of the Nineteenth
Century" The Professor charges that
"Their only country Is tLeir race, which
10 oae with their religion" The Rabbi
quotes history to prove that the jews
have been patriots In all lands where
they we're accorded ihe rights Of men,
aud reminds the Professor that the
Jews contributed ID rally TO the In
dian Famine fund; that they prayed
fervenily Tor the recovery Of the Prince
OF Wales when be had the typhoid To-
YER and that TWO thousaL d of them are
enrolled ss volunteers in the English re-
serves. "Of all the subjects Of ouI
most gracious Maj'sry," continues th'
Rabbi, "there 10 no section more deep
ly concerned for the honor, the higheS
aud truest IN erests Ct cur beloved
country, no class more ready, a, thu
came time, to make for its lake ever!
sacrifice Of comfort, OF substance, aye
and of life, than that which protssse
th0ancient, primeval faith of Judaism
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-26
ThTeatsned Revolution in Mexico
Indian Ralds.

SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS, april 90
Reliable information just received
here from the interior Of the Mexican
border, states that an insurrecIion
against the DiSz Government is steadi-
ly but surely ripening, It is under.
stood that Lerdo's party are urging
Mexican Indians 10 renew their raiding
operations In order TO bring matters
on the Rio Grande to their former un-
stable state as regards the United
States. The commanding officer OF the
sub. District OF the PscOs telegraphs to
department headquarters that Mexican
Indians are acting in concert with In
dians from Fort Stanton reservation,
who are now on an extensive raid in
Texas.
GALVESTON, April 20-The News's
special reports that large body Of In
dians from Mexico are raiding Fort
EWell settlements. A large number oil
ranches were plundered, aud many
lives lost. Soldiers and citizens are ID
pursuit, but judging from the direction
taken by the raiders, they will probA-
bly, recross the Rio Grande before they
can be overtaken.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-26

A YOUNG pianist was giving concerts
through the provinces Of Germany for
her support, and to enhance her reputa-
ton she advertised herself as a pupil
OF Lrz'. In little town in the inle.
rior Of Germ4ny where she had an.
nouncad concert, she was confounded
the day before the concert was to lake
place by seeing In the list Of arrivals
aud at the very hotel where the cOn.
cert was to be given, an. Liable
Lisz )" Here was a dilemma, aud wha,
20 do she knew not Her fraud would
be discovered; che would be exposed
she could never give another concert
she was ruined Tremblingly she
sought the presence Of the great
maestro, determined to make q clean
breast OF 1t, and cast herself on HE mer,
cy, Coming into bis room with down
cast eyes, she knelt at the old mans
feet. and with many tears told her story
how she hal been left an orphan
aud poor, with only her one gifI Of
music with which to support herself
the difficulties she had encountered,
until the fraudulent use Of his great
name had filed her rooms and her
purse. "Well, WE'LL" said the great
man, gently raising her up, "let us see
my child, what we can do. Perhaps II
Is not 60 bad IS you thought. There Il
q piano; let me hear one Of the pieces
you expect 10 ilay tomorrow even
ing" Tremblingly she obeyed, the
maestro making comments aud sug'
gestions as she played, and when shC
had finished he added: "Now, my
child, have given you a lesson; yoJ
are a pupil ofLi.zt" B fore she could
fad words to express her gratitude
Liz' asked: "Are your programme
printed 2" mo, SIR" was the answer
mot yet" Then say that you will b'
assisted By your master, aud that tht
last piece on the programme will bI
played by the Able List" That concert
Ii may be readily believed, was a grea
aucensg
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-26

corner, and three blocka straight on |
Do yen propose topsy IN adVanceP
As no Oae came 70 the door The
young msn pulled the bell again. s,.
"Pm telling you that you cant pass
youraelf Oh on % as 3 graeshOppet SUI.
ieferT shouted the boy. hIf y0a
want come cold Vlttles 60 around 20 the
side gatsl7 4rI An.
Four pedestrians bad halted on the
other eide Of the street, and the young
man looked down on the boy aud said: (:
"BOy can you catch ten ceutsIV u
ave don't Sign no petishuns here for
q national monument to the inventor Of
the dishpan !" replied the boy. "What
I'm talking to you is that you want to
60 around TO the coal doofp
The young man wished Q wish con.
tanning Alb grains Rne, that the builder
Of those high steps had been dead for
forty years, but the door didn't open,
and the boy hung right to him, calling
out:
"Hain't been telling you that you
can't get In there2 You may be the
private watchmAn on this block, but
you can't 90 around pulling front door.
bells aud putting on airsl L. have to
argy much longer I'll call the pOliCel'
ave got halt.dollar here, boy I
said the young man, as be turned
around.
"Lets see how It lOOksl" softly re-
piled the lad.
But the hAlf-dollar was ct home,
The young man searched for Il In vain
and the dlsgusted boy turned to lhC
men across the street, aud called out:
"Isu't II agiu the Law for . fellow IA
be taking . beeswax impression Of {
front door lock In the day timer"
They started to come over, and thC
young man hurried down the steps and
up the street. He gave the boy juS
one look. Il was look In which rail
road collisions aud steamboat blow
ups were equally mixed, and theI
froIted with Bogardus.kIcker.
"Ol ye kin wink ct me and try Il
buy me oil" growled the boy, "bu
these principles Of honesty were paint
cd oil over me when / was Q baby, enc
they can't be rubbed out or bought uT
for wealth !"
Just then q young lady threw opel
the door and smiled and bowed an'
got as far as "Why, FWed |" when Sh
discovered he wasn't there. The foot
man Waa out aud che had waited to "a.
up" and "Fwed" had gone. sh
backed In and shut the door, and th
mean boy got down to Anish bic IndiaT
muttering:
"If he couldn't raise 30 cents to rC
, ward me, how'd he ever manage to g
that gal one O. them corsets with
. hundred and ninety bones 10 itP
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-26

IT will be remembers that the town of
Port Gibson voted the other day on the
question Of aid to the Mississippi VAL
ley and Ship Island railroad, aud we
reported that the subscription Of $4O,.
600 had been carried. We did 90 un'
der the impression that q vote Of only
tWO,thirdS was required In favor Of It,
Since then we have received q copy oi
the charter OF Port Gibson, aud hud
section II provides that three.fourthG
Of the qualified electors must vote in
favor OF such proposition. The vote
stood as follows: For the subscription,
1916; against, so; not voting, II; total
number Of electors, 262; vote required
TO carry the proposition, 1877. 1t viii
thus be seen that the subscription wal
defeated BY two votes.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-26
Nav Intsrnal Rsveaue Bill.

WASHINGTON, April 20-The Com
mlttee on Ways and Means, six mem
bers only being present, agreed to re.
port tho amendatory Internal Revenue
bill levying a tax Of 10 centsper pound
on tobacco, fve dollars per thousand
on cigars Sl.25 per thousand on cigar
cites not weighing more than 3l6
pounds. The IOcome Tax is 9 per cent
on all sums over $1,000. While come Of
the members Of the Committee agreed
that the bill should be reported they
reserved the right to support 1t or Dol
as they deemed proper.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-26
Russia Preparing for RmsrssneIss.

LONDON, April 20.-A special from
Vienna to the Daily News FeportS ell
convaleScent Russians have been order.
cd to join their regiments in Turkey %
quickly as possible.
The Times's Bucharest dispatch SayG
Russian officials ct Bucharest are pre-
pairing 5000 transport carts to provide
againSt the Black Sea line Of oommu.
nicAtiOn being closed by the BriLiSh
feet.
ST. PETERsBuRG, April 20.-An or.
der was officially published to-day, thai
the necessary number Of men will bI
called out from the naval reserve q
form three corps Of sallOrs for service
In the feet, two of which are to be Sta'
toned at CrOnstadt, and the third o.
NicolaetF.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-26
COmmIssiOnera Of the Lee nOnu.
maema,

Below will be found a copy Of the
Act Of the Virginia Assembly authoriz,
lug each State to select as many as
three Commissioners of the Lee
Monument Association. In accordance
with this Act, Gen. Chas. E. Furlong,
Gen. stephen D. Lee, and Gen. Jos. R.
Davis, have been appointed the Com.
mlssioners for this State. Governor
Stone has shown bis usual sound judg.
msnt In the selection OF the men to fll
the positions. Our townSman, Gen,
FurlOng, 10 highly complImented 10
having been selected Chairman Of q
Commission composed Of such dlStin.
guished MississIppians, but not more
highly than be deserves, for he has
been untiring In bis efforts to advance
this great work:
AN ACT 10 amend the Act entitled an Act
TO incorporate the Lee Monument AssO.
citation, approved January %, 1871.
l. Be It enacted by the General As.
Sembly Of Virginia, That the Act en-,
titled an Act TO incorporate the Lee
Monument Association, approved jan
uary %, 1871, shall be, and the same Il
hereby amended by the addition Of the
following sections:
) 7. Before the Board OF ManagerI
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-26
The Boy who Advised,
Detroit Free Press !

DeNIOlb HlNG AANos
The architect who plans high front
steps 10 house is 10 league with GER.
tain boys who have "large and assort'
ed stock" of mesnuess born In theiI
natures. Proof OF this can be found
auy day in the week in Detroit, and
the latest was gathered in no later than
Saturday afternoon. A very nice young
man, dressed 10 the hobbies; style, aud
sporting Q cine which never cost lesl
than q doller, walked up the high front
steps of . Jefferson avenue mansion
and pulled the bell. 1t was plair
enough even to the driver OF q street
car that the young man had an afec.
ton for somebody in that house, and
he was about to meet his charmer. But
Il wasn't 90 plain TO 9 snub.n0sed boy
who was drawing 9 picture Of an In.
dian warrior on the Hag.st0neS with q
piece Of indigo. He looked up, quit
his work, and, loading along to the
gate, be called out:
"Them air folks don't want any
patent toOth.pasIe tO.dayI"
The nobby young man gave Q sud-
den start Of surprise, but be instantly
realized the vastness Of the guilt Separ'
atlnG him and that street boy, and be
did not reply.
"Our folks don't want any clothes
wringers to-day, and you want to heaI
me called the boy.
The young man heard him. Several
pedestrians also heard him, and 81
they looked up, the young man won
dered why no one answered the bell.
"I'm telling you fellow up there,
saId the boy, @that we dent keep nj
bOarding.hOuss hsrel II you wan
cheap board you. must 60 around lh
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-26
A BEitish Captain Murders the Araaa
of hla Kaasnl.

PHILADELPHIA, April 20.-Upon ar.
rival Of the BFitish bark Chill from
Havre, 1t was reported By Capt. Oliver,
her commander, that the Flrsi MaIs, A.
Q. Krulse, had fallen on q rIug.bolt ana
died. To-day one seaman made ailda.
vlt ct the Btltish Consulate that Krnlsa
was killed BY the Captain, who struck
him In the head With an iron brace.
As the vessel is EnglIsh, and the Can
tain British subject, 90 arrest was
made. The U. s. C0mmi6sionor a
awaiting . request foF such acsIon fsom
the British Consul.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-26

sONE of the papers continue 10 print
at the head Of their columns every day
the important announcement Of the
value Of "lhs greenback dollar" II
one OF the editors of these newspapers
wanted to exchange q gold dollar for
q greenbsCk one just now he would
have 6 COED deal of trouble making
change. The value of the greenback
dollar-and of the silver dollar, too
lust now ct most butchers' and bakers,
10 about one hundred cents In the coin
Of the country.-[Philadelphla Times,
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-26
CONsTANTTNOPLE.
llS Seizure BY the Rsssiass IasVlIahlO-
The Advantages they PsssOss-Rsal.
lOssaess Of The RHsslaa Camp.

wv ENN~st@B@s A4s{ EWs4gse-TWe3a~
lOssasss Of The RussIaa Camp.
LONDON, April 20.-A PeFa oorrs-
spondent Of the Times, writing on the
military situation ct the Turkish Can.
ital, says although many things warrant
the supp0Silien that the Turks would
fight 10 keep the Russians out Of Con.
staniinople, they have not distinctly
made up their minds what to do. But,
admitting political intention on the
part Of the Turks to resist Russian OO-
cupation, II does appear that 10000 Of.
tOman soldiers around the Capital are
not an insurmountable barrier to q
surprise. The Russians know very
we'll tha, II they wait to make cOuD de
main until war is declared, the chances
against them will be much heavier than
II they make It beforehand. They have
everything at their commAnd-force,
money, diplomacy and intrigue, and iI
does not require very lively imagina-
ton to conceive when Russia has made
up her mind that It is necessary 70
come into Conslantinople che will CO.
cure her prize. The restlessneSs IN the
Russian camp is increasing every day !;
the temper Of the whole camp is one az
almost irrepFesslble fralfulness; any.
thing 10 better than 10 cit still rottinE In
ilth, dreaming vainly for home, and
watching death sowing and reaplng.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-26
Failure OF MsdIation-Nngland's OBJ
stinacy.

BIn4Cy'
LONDON, April 20.-A dispatch to
the Daily News dated Vienna, Friday
night, says It is semi-0ficially stated
here that GermAny's endeaVor 10 me-
diate 90 fer has led to no result.
BERLIN, April 20.-A correspondent
Of the Times ssys Russia does not heal
tate to intimate privat0ly she will mol
object to the Congress discussing oil oi
the more important clauses Of the
treaty, but declines to make lie validity
dependent on consent Of the Powers.
A preliminary conference to settle
whether this offer will DO satisfactory
is still possible, but doubtful.
The Daily NeWs's st. Petersburg
correspondent throws the respOnsibili-
ty of the failure Of German mediation
on England, In having rejected the
proposal that the Congress should be
summoned TO revise the treaties Of
1856 aud 1871, and again insisted on
her original condition. However this
may be, 1t Is certain that new Difficult
ties have arisen. Negotiations, It is said,
continue, aud may still lead to satisfac-
tory results, but the present delay
shows that former divergence OF views
is again apparent.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-26
Great Tariff Demonstration at Chester,

CHEsrEa, April 2O-The tariff dem
onstration at this place to-day, was
attended with much enthusiasm, and
visitors from Philadelphia, Washing
ton, and surrounding cities. Four
thousand urn took part In the parade,
which was led by Senator Blaine and
Mayor ForWood. Resolutions 10 the
National House Of Representatives.
ware adopted.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-26

So popular are DE-. PrIce's Special
Flavoring Extracts, that few kiichons
can be found where they ere rot used ;
and their introduction 70 sHy house
hold is the advent Of new pleasures at
the table. Dr.. Price has snecseded n
producing AavOFings peculiarly de.
liolous.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-26
Eject Of the Turkish Ministerial
Change.

LONDON, April 20.-Tne Times's
Vienna correspondent is evidently un'
aware of q hitch In negotiations for the
Congress, but considers the change of
Ministry in Turkey q new element OF
danger, as Ahmed Vefyk Edendi e
presence 10 the Cabinet was o guaran.
tee that nothing would be attempted
against England. His sudden removal,
says the correspondent, looks as though
Russia endeaVored to steal a march on
England while negotiations for settle
ment were pending. The week closes
vito prospects OF the Eastern difficulty
no brighter.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-26

THE Tribune hasn't butter enough to
spread John Sherman's parsnips. Re-
sumption will come without regard to
what he may do or refrain from doing,
II wasn't the fly on the wheel that
raised the dust.-[N. Y. Star.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-26
Amsrioan Export TEadO.

NEW YORK, April 2O.-sIx cleaners
for Europe to-day, take good lists Of
passengers and full freights, including
255, 900 bushels Of grain, 200 600 Amer
lean cigars, large quantities Of dry
goods, beef, and ell kinds Of provisions
and produce, canned meats, 300 head
cattle, 81 horses, etc.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-26
F&}}itts6ursH
Sunday Morning, April 81,

AND now Bishop McCsskey, q ven
erable EpiscOpalian minister of Nichi.
gan, is accused of Out-Beechering
Beecher.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-26

CoSKLIEG calls HAyes'S Cabinet the
Seven Wise Men, aud would probably
add, when Hayes iS counted 10, that it
10 the same old seven-tO.eight concern,
anyhow.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-26
rhInlsIaEarRaEae.

The traveller from the Sunny South,
though surrounded by all that wealth
can purchase to please the palate, thinks
longingly of the hoe-cake OF bis child.
hood, Snd the white, delicious biscuits
made from DoOLEY's YBAST POWDER.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-26

THE European war still hAngs Gre,
and The contradictory kilograms con-
cerning the situation are becoming to.
dlOuSly m0notonous,
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-26
The Cnhan Tnanrraotion

New York, April 2O.-Letters from
Gen. Macro state that . new Cuban
provisional Government has been
formed, and hOstilltleS againSt the
spaniards renewed.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-26

We do not care to touch upon the
new phase Of the Beecher scandal,
The people have been dosed with II un.
til the very thought Of It stirs the
toughest stomach to its remo;est
DEPTHS.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-26

WoMEN are more cool.headed than
men, because the latter do not wear
their hats of oftener than the former