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The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-03-28

sible escape from the conclusion that
either the President has usurped his
own Office or that he has aided Gov Mich
OILS to uprp his.
After long discussion of the Louisiana
case and of the southern question generally,
Mr.. Howe continued: Mr. President, let
no man say L do injustice to the purposes
of the President. l am not discussing his
purposes, but his acts / understood that
lie avows himself still to be Republican
and the friend of equal citizenship, and il
is not for me to dispute him, but it j. for
me to say that he has offended both Repub-
licanism and free citizenship as Samuel J.
Tilden never would have offended them.
Perhaps, had Mr.. Tilden been made |
President. events would have not trans
pired in South Carolina and Louisi- !
ana a. they have transpired. |
Mr.. Hampton would have been Governor
in the former State and Mr. Nichols in the |
latter. So far the ofense would have been
precisely the same, but that would Rave been |
an ofense not against Republicanism but !
against the Republicans in those States. |
Mr.. Tilden would have decided that Hamp- |
ton and Nichols we're chosen Governors Of |
those States, and if so, they ought to be
recognized, and even if not 50, since he had
the jurisdiction Of the question, he would
have aequiesced in his decision, but
President Hayes never made such q
decision and does not make it today. Mr..
Tilden would have excluded Packard and
because he decided against
their election. President Hayes excluded
them because their election was disputed.
The former would have given an erroneous
Judgment, and would then have seen it ex-
u uted, but President Hayes has abandoned
The Judgment seat to the rifle clubs in these
them to make decision which
he Constitution and courts command him
% make, and, infinitely worse than that,
has permitted proclamations to be
made in his pane that when the rife /,
Hubs choose to take the Geld in behalf Of q {
ticket it il not necessary for them TO elect
heir ticket, but only to dispute the election
4 the other. After this prolonged effort Il i ;
,acifestion-this outpouring Of concesioo' I
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-08-25

Yesterday ne made mention Of the
fact that IN euterprisins citizen Of EIko
oontempla,es the laudsbie task Of stock
Ing The Humboldt aud other streams of
the Great Basin With catfish and horn.
pouts. Now comes the disheartening
Information that lawless wreiches are
- this moment engaged In destroying
all the fishes in the north fork of the
Humboldt With ginnt powder. Every
day may Be seen scores Of dead Ash
h'ating down the river and it Is appar.
eat 70 everybody that our streams will
soon be uttsrsbly barren of the Nnny
tribe unless active measures are adopt
I'd fos the arrest md conviction of das-
tardIy fish poachers. The game laws
Of Nevada amply provide for the pro-
lection Of fishes. but some how the OH
sers elected by the people utterly full to
enforce the statutes against giant pow
der tends. What is now iuperatively
demanded in this State, is some sort of
. law which will compel civil function
aries to perform their sworn duties. The
officers who neglect to bring the de-
stroyers o! fish to an account are more
rulpable than the miserable devils who
kill the fish, and for their dereliction of
duty should, for all time, receive the
public ban. That rude men should de-
sire to capture fish by the most expe-
dious appliances, is quite natural, but
everybody with q grain OF common sense
knows. that the explosion of giant pow
der, either in or above n stream of wa
ter will Utterly destroy. not only the
edible fishes, bnt even the spawn and
small fry, and hence. in n brief space of
time, every living thing will disappear
from Dur inland rivers.
In view Of the fact hat unpricipled
men are daily destroying the tish-life
OF this valley, the citizens of
Elko, Carlin and Battle Mountain
would act wisely by raising u private
fund to support detective officers whose
sole duty it shall be to bring giant
powder ~scoundrels to justice. The pen
nlties affixed by the statutes of the State
are severe enough, and all that is re-
CURED is to adopt u plan by which of
tenders against the law shall BIO detect
ed and convicted
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-08-25
Out OF the Ruins.

A quarter OF IA century, ago there
wal q memorable confagration Mt Sac
ramento City, California, by which the
entire business portion OF the city was
laid in ashes. When the great fire was
at its maximum fury q wealthy mer-
chant named McNulty, who owned some
OF the heaviest business establishments
in the city, gaZed for q few moments
upon the work Of destruction and then,
instead Of folding his hands and weep
ing over the disaster. lie went TO the
nearest livery stable. hired a ieet-footed
horse, rode like John Gilpin during the
remainder OF the night aud before day
light the next morning had purchashed
every foot Of lumber and every saw mill
ut Grass Valley and Nevada City.
There rs, possibly, no human being Oh
earth who would think OF running of
by The light Of his burning property in
order to literally make his fortune out
OF disaster, except an American. Nc
Nuity did SO, however, and almost i'm.
mediately realized out OF the sale OF
his lumber, four fold us much money
sshe had lost by the great fire. We
are reminded of this incident by the
indon1fsable plock of Booth & Hart,
publishers and editors of the Reese
River Rereiile, who, Notwithstanding
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-08-25
RutIrr 10 the Eront.

Last Monday, General D. Il. Butler
delivered a speech to n large crowd Of
workingmen. and his remarks were so
repieto with sound, hard sense. that
men OF all parties will endorse them.
Here Is u Synopsis Of the Generals re-
marks: He said there had never been
q fair division in this country or in the
last generation between capital and en-
ssrprise' nor between enterprise and Ia
Dor. ior'he reason tina most Of tue mon.
- isyestod in enterprise was borrowed
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-08-25
That Third Term Buxb~.r.

There is a trite old saw which de-
elares that 1.-The devil can quote script
ure for his purposes" Without de-
signing to make an offensive applica.
lion OF tho adage, We may be permitted
10 state that the political antics Of our
Base Range contemporary are eminent
Iy suggestive of old Nick's alleged
scriptural accomplishments. The idea
OF the sage Of the Senhinel preaching
hommilies upon Democratic presidents
II upon party constituencies, when the
hall OF Ia State Senate has scarcely
Jet ceased to ring with tue startling de-
efarntion that party platforms are sim
ply made to catch votes with" is not in
striking harmony with the eternal 1T
ness of things.
The censeless clamor which the Eu-
e III Sentinel is making about third term
presidents aul attempted violations of
Democratic principles is the v~erriest
bosh and drivel. The Jefr,rsonian
test Of honesty and capability are the
real demands which should be made
upon an aspiraut for Gubernatorial
honors. The patronage which may be
bestowed by a State Governor is ex.
;remely limited and could never lead to
corruption nor to the abuse Of power. The
cry which Democrats raise against third
terms is directed wholly against Presi-
dental a%spirants. The Presidency may
lie made a powerful instrument Of op-
preston by means of its almost limit
less capacity for bestowing official pa
tronngc and Democracy is wise in main.
tanning the principle of limiting the
terms of Presidential incumbency. So
far rs the Office of u State Executive is
concerned, no such danger exists and
the only tests which should be made
are honesty. and capabili,y anu faith
fulness 10 the people.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-08-25

IL the columns OF the Macomb, Ills,
Eagte. a copy OF which got strayed away
out into this country, appears the fol.
lowing under the head of "married.'
In Scotland township. July End. 1878.
by Samuel Frost, J. P, Mr.. Ellis +.
Craze to Mics Mary J.. Crow.
Tho nda.9 ia, "J'rJs Of a fe .ther
Are always r.. md nJctlng together"
In this instance fails . b"is S9od:
Butthis crossing Of bre. d.. liic the chang
lug OF seeds,
will doubtless improve tile neXt bru ID.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-08-25

TIE Austin RsvciHe .is terribly dis
~gruntled by the late pluvinl dispense.
ticr and wants relief. In its half
sheet issue OF Tuesday. appears the
following: "Our cherished scissors
went down in the food, and We call up.
On the cites, towns, villages, hnmlets
md camps in the land to organize re-
lief committees to purchase us q new
pair. We cannot conduct the RcreUe
successfully ms n first.class family journ.
nj without SCISSORS"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-08-25

YESTERDAY we made mention OF the
remarkable conduct of j. l.. Lee,, n
witness before the Potter Committee at
New York. a news telegram of Tuesday
last snys: "Tho medical consultation
as to the mental condition of John T..
Leete held to day resulted in the docis-
ion OF the physicians to have the pa
tient transferred this afternoon to the
BloominGdul Asylum, as lao is lnboring
under acute mania. The patient is still
boisterous and irrepressible in CONVEX
sation and violent in his demonstra-
TONS"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-08-25

A WASHINGTON dispatch OF August
Goth says: "Chief Engineer Lcckey. OF
tho United States steamer Wyoming.
has arrived with dispatches md reports
that the Wyoming lost her screw two
days out from Southampton. Tie Chief
Engineer left the vessel In n pilot boat
twenty-five miles OF Cape Honr,. All
we'll"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-08-25

The SHrer State says: The dead
body Of an old man known as ''Yauk."
n fisherman by occupation. was found
Monday in Donaer Lake. "'Yank' was
u native of Vermont, of misery habits,
and n resident Of BUca. Many Inmors
are alloat about n large sum OF money
left by him, buried somewhere. Whether
his death was accidental or otherwise
is unknown. u8 also seems 10 b. his
true name"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-08-25
When the flood came last THURSDAY,

When the food came Last Thursday,
the forms OF the Rereiie for that days
issue were ''made up" and ready to be
locked up" and put on the press. The
imposing stone" OH which the forms
rested was only "skewed" around a
little. and the type in the form was found
to be only partly "squabJled." when
the ruins were cleared away. The toll
lowing items are the type that was saved
intact from the wreck. aud We publish
them us u motnento. rs it were, OF what
wonld have been Thursdays paper If
the cloud burs. had held of for about
half an hour.-RepeiYie.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-08-25

D THE old fable Of Esop about Jupiter
and the fellow whose cart WAS stuck in
the mud. is parnllcled by the faithful at
Ocean Grove, New Jersey. A dispatch
from that locality Of Tuesday last.
says: " At n camp meeting here to-day
the mercy Of God was invoked for the
fever stricken States. and prompt assist.
anco was asked for from the people"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-08-25

AT Washington. ON lending poll
ticians are e~ndeayoring to got President
Hayes to appoint General True ms Gov.
ernor Of New Mesico, provided Sam
Axtell shall lose that position.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-08-25

FRoM the following brief dispatch, it
seems that General Howard is praetic.
Ing the old DicRey method Of catching
birds by putting salt on their tails. A
dispatch from Malheur Agency says
scyenty-dvo hostiles are still in Stems
mountain. A party has been sent out
to bring them in.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-08-25

; A VIENNA dispatch says Coun, Zichy
has informed tho Porto that In the
event Of more bloodshed in those prov.
inccs Austria will dchniuycly annex
Bosnia and Herzegovina.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-08-25

SINCE the savnges in Idaho and O-e-
gon have been broken up as a force.
they have divided into rowing bands of
o~nsiwhackers. \ telegram from Hell.
ena, Montana, dated August goth, says:
From Pine Buttes and Spring Hill
Stations, n few miles north OF Pleasant
Valley. Idaho. the stage stock was
stolen, and eight head from near Camas
creek, thirty miles south Of Pleasan,
Valley. They are also said to have
stolen a baud OF horses from u rarcher
nenr Spring Hill. The Indians are sup.
posed to be Bannocks from Idaho, aud
will probably pass through Yellowstone
Park"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-08-25
LATEST NEWS.

A1S NC Atp'
"sn'jacket.
AT Eureka the other day. John poin.
ueh'er was painfully, but not seriously
sc'iue"-
s. f. HooLE. the leader of the Reno
workinSrnen, has fled a petition in
bankruptcy.
By combining a con, oil can nm, =,
broken bottle. some Eur,k, a. &c.,
ed a steam whistle which alarmed tn.
town.
The Austin RereiN. il SLOWLY r.,o;,
ing its accustomed x~;,o,;,>, -
hand yesteranv con,oirin, v,r.o -.
of printed matter
T,r
r..,,aa,.n 1"
convince the denizens of silver Civ
that human flesh il n delicious ,-r,;c,. .,
food.
IT, ,n. :.
C,,sov -. aau.n., "
,ho 60 49,.
u;.;. '
5es,;,,,a
The Stock Exesaage SAYS. ..rhsr. i
now going the rounds nj ,bo ,,.ss -,
article, by Henry Ward BeecL., nm
Things We ought not 70 do I'll. raw.
ercnd lecturer ought TO la nm o,,hor;,v
ON the subject"
ala -, ~ u"
..' S"Pn''i'u nus S'e-
and J,tf Work - in ch.r,e"
This is nil cI.,r .nouoh r,, 80.
should like IN know rb,,, ha h :
that ..h.ss nccum.l 10 tho o.,
hard times"
..-,,. wy
,,L a., uYu
="
:. 49,, ~ ven
r" '"" L"'ehi
"A huge pair Of shoes sL,,, ,,., loo,
long. and n very fancy unk,. nru,,,.r,,
a Main street stor. viudny
"A s"'u MI i'"acrniah 10
so"'s N'"ioeI"''c P"'I''ci"h
"s'N'" my inc DINER any' ":onng
-" ~ " "t''o 1"h'eh''oh'
""!'o"S
D AL" d" nc
-" ""'Aoe i''"rHe'
-. :" "' "'e''h ny
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sNNse
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H. u,n.,i., ~
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w,a imnrioro,
, "' N'''hs 'onsh
"'H" ~ s"'" POSSESSION
After a severe cnrurgurn, ,,,1 L,,y,
loss the Aus.r;lus oecuui.d Sar,i.vo
the capital of Rosuin. on hI,ua,r IT.,
fighting is said to have been If tb.
most horrible kind. the inhabitants re-.
sisting to the very last. firing on the
Austrians from every window md door
way. even tho women, aud sick and
wounded insurgents i'll the hospitals
participating.
SUcu statements M the following
afford convincing proof of The old
dogma of total deurnyity: ..Ip PORT
| land, OREGON. three unknown men ON.
tered n pnwnLroker,s sbon LuocLoJ r,a
proprietor down with IL s!ungshot.
P"cked up the N"iu'DicS ana escaped.
PURSUED by a Policeman they fired Two
sho's' missing the oihcer out killing n
boy. oShea' the pG"n6roker, is fatal.
~ injured a large party ~ IN pursuit.
II cnnSht the villains will undoubt.
edly DO iyhched.'
The detachment Of Licut vhooIor,,
] u. S. Gcosraphical Survey upJ.r cor,.
ma nd Of Lieut.. Ludlow ,v,s cor,rod =,
I =, I ca,r1 To-,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-08-25

Ar Indianapolis, Ind, Il. -. Martin.
dale has failed. His liabilities are
s3i5 900, secured by 100000 with real
estate.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-08-25

SoME Of the San Francisco and yir.
ginin City journals are pokins fun ut the
proposed monument to Michael Reese.
The Virginia Chronicle says: .'As n rule,
we approve Of the maxim, De mortuis
nil nii 6ontn; but, like all other niles.
this N has its exceptions. When u
man possessed OF great wealth mani.
tests the sordid characteristics of q
miser; exhibits nc sympathy for his less
fortunate fellow-beings; is close, grasp
ing and avaricious; uses the power
which his gold gives him rather to OPP
press than to aid the needy. 1t is not
to DO wondered at that ridicule and con-
tempt should follow him to the grave
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-08-25

a CLEVELAND dispatch Of August 90,
says: "POstmnster General Key and
party arrived here from the East last
evening on their way to Minnesota and
California. The party consists Of the
Postmaster General, his wife and two
daughters, s, a. Hey and wife and DR..
J.. II. Baxter and wife.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-08-25

UsoLE ions Boorn has gone TO Gan
francisco TO purchase a brand new out.
III Of material for tho ReroWc Office.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-08-25
rurninx nm Homes, p..,x.

Some time since the New York
G'GPAie contained n wood cut represent
ing the patent medicine advertising
nend In the act of utilizing the tomb
stones IN n cemetery as au advertising
medium. For practical utility and solid
enterprise. the following double dis
count the tombstone dodge: Pitts
held, Mass, August 18th. After the
body OF John Teneyck, the colored man
who WAS hanged here yesterday. reached
Chester it was exhibited for several
hours in the freight house, at ten cents
admission, by two colored men, n of
them the father Flaw Of the deceased -
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-08-25

FOWLER, the American who undertook
to walk on water from Eoulogue to
foli:cstOnc in boots like cal nos, failed
after accomplishing eleven miles.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-08-25

Az exchange sny ): California salmon
now flourish in the Rhine" How the
dickens coulh II salmon flourish outside
Of its rind?
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-08-25

WM. MILO, the venerable theatrical
manager and founder Of Niblo's Gar
deus died at New York Oh Wednesday
last at the age Of so years.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-08-25

W. HApDocE OF Missouri, owner of
the horse Edwin Forrest, sold him
Tuesday Tor ! 5000.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-08-25

ON Monday last the II0dic mino made
its fourth shipment OF bullion. Total
shipped for the mouth $500, Geo.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-08-25
Call nrd r]lEn,iuc my Si"cn before
r""' hr-lu- i~.i.tr,hcr-.
DISTRICT GCuET n


Is I'M iiSTH'rT CujET or TIE NIYr'I
i l~uui'ial IIs'fif. ~ iHr State -: sc.aG.. In
and for the I.uE'. ff1Ln.
=. " NcII, M. TittmUI. grsI.t FNNN T..
NrINl -. "t'IH.sE Z. Ntflnu ITuurlt IL
tie Il-i'i t|'u.t a" thr Nuri In !riaI his
tri'i' & Itr Siafg - = ,NN's. 90 uul fr tho
WHY - D: u.Brd u 'r'I It.Fi' { q - IN
tl' "i'i'r " iH' 'hfh 81 5a,I iis'r't Court.
II" State { Nevada frUIs gre tlr, T., mn,
y. N'IIrr'-. 'i~H rrr.. I,u mr. ItnaN r-.
I"ir,h 49, HI''af Ia Er ,,tiuI, brought Ap.iiI.t
.ou - 'l' uir " sa.ri lt iuiiT 30 tho p.s.I +.
tuuri ~ TIE Ni'sh lH.irlal Hrz-r. fuf tlr :, a,
81 N'NaHH 81 suI - Tie Co.. .''u! IL and H.,
ansH"~ & A." r. w9.aiJt u.,I therein, viul.u tn
dHFs Ns TFlsr uI he day ~ s r,icr after ,ro
'"rNir" 90 'Hu - u .E HEuut' = Il trTyr,I
NiiHlu IN. 'UI ~ ~, " served cat "i tots
'"Uhiy, ini lu I.IH blstiIlrt. ~ tlIn tSsrfy
days. ptl'rRI.r. sI'hsu iuriy d4y- or tuIr.
m"rt 10y drf.u.' via lee 'qsru a~gHirs you. a..
coJiinE 60 She ira'tr -, Ah!d ruluUIIut
The saih ic;IID ~ bF"uyhI to- uhiaiu decree
Of this court i"dl-sDly" The bonds e { mltrIino.
ny HrT 'Gi-tIIg between Plan TIA and
Defendant. OFT the ground 81 aiuItry, nj.
legged To nave brCu committed by hrf' rlauf with
one William Moody, between tire LIT iay .
January, 1873. and tho IIth FAY a. Nurii ir7z.
N VIII innro fully appear 10y reference To- tho
complaint On h!c IA ny "t.co. q urIudsd copy
81 which EccuinI'anig. this wit.
And you are hereby uI,lncd that IL you fail
&" spear ari auEyvu- aid compliant ~ abuy.
required. tho STA IlainiH vii apply To tho
Court 70 the TCli-f therein dcmanIr,I,
Given urdor ny hand aud tue SeEI'f
TIA" District Court Of tho Niutt. In
Gicisl District OF The ht.tc Il Ne
isEAT-l NrdH. County Of Flku. this gGth day
,t ApFil. ~ Ito lTgT 20! UWT IGii
ono thOtHaud C..E; huudl al and
srNcniy.ci.ht.
J!o.oOl q. L GREEN. Clerk.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-08-25

Tue ]IsruciItvs of Washington CITY
nr- sending money t" the yellow fever
sun, r,rs in the south.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-08-25

THE RTsSiun Government has organ.
lied and armed 1900 bulgarian vol.
unteerS.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-08-25

o. Tuesday night Kenrney made n
speech to 5000 people at Chicago.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-08-25

The fever infected cities OF the south
are implor.ng their countrymen Of the
north for help.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-08-25

AT Savannah. Georgia, last Tuesday.
W. d. Il. Miller, Eilled W. Y. \. Good.
win; a woman was the cause.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-08-25

The yellow fever has made its mp
pcaranco in New York City.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-08-25

Ar Deadwoud, ID. Il. on the 10Th in
slant. Mrs. John CaIlison was mystic
riOusly murdered.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-08-25

H~UNTEE-ht Hunters ranch, near tIkn. Aug
n. 1873. To the wife OF William Hunter, e
daughter.
wRIGiIT-in 1uscar:r m. hug. IL, 1873. TO the
wife Df q. q 5. Wight, n son.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-08-25

The Lyon County Times is red. hot
Republican sheet. but II is beginning to
slop over dreadfully about the r~e.elec.
ton Of Senator Jones. In its issue Of
Wednesday last tho Times holds forth
thnsly: Senator Jones will not have
n walk.ovcr. There are too many prom.
inont Republicans who nro his peers in
every respec; to admit of his having
such n soft thing m walk over and
before the campaign is fairly open
there will be more candidates in the
field than over before in the history Of
tho Republican party OF Nevada or We
are greatly miinken."
According 10 the appeal tho saints
and sinners at the Hub were greatly
edited by the lectures OF tho great
nest hider." In that journal Of
Wednesday last appears tho following;
1--WE have never seen the sinful more
CHEEKY and bright. nor the c%hurch.gocri
more satisfied and content. Tho elder
NJ we'll as the younger brother. the
pious son ard the prodignl arc alike re.
assured. Such is tho effect OF n broad
catholiciiy Of discourse. II Is human.
izing, reoreatiYe. strengthening. There
~ q good deal OF that which ~ tonic
and bracing in such n breeze ms tho
famous Plymouth preacher has caused
! 10 blow over as"
The New York herald., 1878-09-11
SPOKEN.

pool. July 81, las II 70 i. lon - 50
Ship Aiis: Ni.e. whis%s.; .s q from Hong xons Tor
Ship Exporter, brooks, from Bombay for Amsterdam,
July 10. of Cape OF Gosd Hops.
Ysss 81. Y;' pSS y s' ts ssn
ship' '"csmmsrs:. !" from - for New York. July 3. la.
Ship iris. iB from Quebec for Liverpool. A.s % lat
SNIP SSasn e E.s,s . q iron c.'ous'a 'e' New York. Aus
ship cerenet fsr, Liverpool for St Jshn. NIB
rybce), Aps ~, iAs 81. Ion H.
snip Arrus ir,. Cook FROM Rio Jsssiro for Now York.
sD .h.ssns ij HSs :.srps E Sep.
ban 1iTi;s f.sssz, from Kapsson for r.'.
BARK kyvor I,,!sa.d ffon fadans for Now York; July
Bark hihvorth. whitney. from Manila for Now York.
Bark Msreurss csx, susessrou from Francisco for
1.rt oss.s @ yfr"m H.v'' for San Francisco July a.
B.ri isvsrssE Br Getsos from Liverpool for Calves
eco. Aug 70. rat IS. Ion II. yrs
Bark Jeh. Gsld!e e0 achson. from Liverpool for Ssw
Bsrt kmiic Dinsis Br Dsuill ffem Powsy for Phiia-
delphta. Aux q. lat IS 30, lon 10 III.
Bark Frsnk Marion. kidridgs. from Hong Kong for
.s dsYs sni A.f Gp III ns Newcastle.
tor Nsgasaki. Juas S. let 50 s. Ion 1853 20 z.
Bark Ronochsn tBr,, Thonpson from London for Que-
B:rt Chin Chin tBrJ nom Madeira for Tybes, Sept 1.
swedish bark. from Bsnbure for Savannah, Aug IT..
Big Jenn,s Phiunsy. Brown. from New York for Monte
Brig Rapid tyr). Bsrsman from st john NB for Dun-
schr Ins Ballard, from Phiisdsphis fer Boston, Sept
10, 30 miles 81 or the Highlands.