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The New York herald., 1878-12-18
CHINESE STANDARDIZATION.
CONGRATULATIONS OF MIR. j. C. G. KENNEDY TO
JUDGE LAREEAIoRE.

CONGRATULATIONS OF MIR. j. C. G. KENNEDY TO
JUDGE LAREEMoRE.
WASHINGTON, Dec. II, 1878.
Mr.. Joseph C. G. Kennedy, the agent here Of the
Chinese Six Companies has written the following
letter to Judge Larremore, complimenting him for
his liberal in giving naturalization to China
men,
SR-In this holiday season perceive no greater
reason for joy than is developed in your practical
illustration OF the true meaning of justice defined
by Cicero in principle which. while often smothered
in practice, has commanded the admiration
Of all good and enlightened men -'Jus-
tice is the natural disposition of conceding
to each his right. Tho execution Of Judgment and
justice in the earth the highest tribute Jcre-
miah coud express Of tho propbesied Saviour and 1
am thankful that Judge has practically illustrated
his belief in the sincerity of Revolutionary patriot
ancestors in the declaration OF the equal rights of all
men. q well as the honor claimed by their descend
in the practical demonstration of the principle
in the most important act of our late civil war.
What Confucius expressed before Jeremiah lived
Cicero wrote you have after twenty-five hundred
years illustrated in deciding upon the of of
his followers and by word have swept away the
iimsy cobwebs of sophistry which to tho amazement
and disgust Of just men have been made the preexts
declarations Of equal rights. whose deepest sighs
have been over despotsm in other climcs and whose
professions have been that the only safe asylum
equal terms for the oppressed of all nations is
free America Thanks from millions of hearts greet
you in that you judge who in the performance
OF a simple duty has ut exercised Judgment
and Justice In the land"
The New York herald., 1878-12-18
MARY STANDARDS MURDER.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
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NEW HAVEN, Conn. Dec. IL. 1878.
Since the second arrest OF Rev. Herbert II. Hayden.
Of Madison, charged with numbering Mary stannard
in North Madison, counsel for the defence have had
two private detectives continually employed in the
search for evidence that might tend TO Haydcns
quittal This, in connection with tho unqualified real
Of Haydens Madison friends kept the state constantly
alert, and when IL became noised about that recent
visit Of Occr Arnold Of Bridgeport TO this city had
remote connection with the Stannard murder
case counsel Tor the state became alarmed lest the
body mentioned by the officer might be that OF Mary
Stannard. and on Saturday sheriff Byxbee and DR..
Jewctt. of the States experts went TO Madison,
had the grave opened, and examined II. but found
that the body had not been disturbed. The state
rnent that any portion Of the body taken away
for examination IN untrue.
oFrICFRs HoAxFD.
There In little doubt that the Bridgeport and New
Haven officers who arrested Syphcr OF this city were
hoaxcd The action of counsel in having the grave
rcopencd s interesting indicative Of the state of
the public mind All kinds OF rumors are ahost, but
counsel claim that there is really nothing now.
TINE TRIAL.
Hayden remains in Jail in this city. where few
friends visit him. His trial s set down for the jan
uary term, but will not probably come on before
February. His senior counsel has been i'll and DELAY
may be sko for to the ncxt subscQucnt term Of the
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Norway. and published under the title ''Framstal!-
ningr0rande. 1878, Ishafsfard is highly impor-
tant. and not only contains explicit RESUME of his
further plans but gives succinct history OF all the
attempts made for exploration Of the vast border
ing on the north of Asia and Europe. Not content
with thaissue of his previous voyages, Nordenskj0ld
wishes to set out in search Of the northwestern
sage from Europe through the Arctic Ocean to the
Pacific by way of Behring Strait.
ATTEMpr REACHING THE PACIFIC.
King Oscar, himself professional sailor, took the
greatest interest in Nordenskj0lds plan He granted
him considerable subvention and commissioned
skilled naval officers and scholars. well versed in the
various branches Of science connected with such
undertakings. to accompshy the learned and inde-
fatisable professor. The expedition-the object Of
which was tersely explained by Nordenskj0ld to
consist in making geographical hydrographical and
physical researches in the Arctic Ocean beyond
the Yenisei. and. If possible, far Bchring
Strait'-orignally comprised the steamers Vega
and Lena-thc latter Of which was equipped by Mr..
Sibiriakof. These steamers were afterward joined
by the Fraser and Express. two smaller vessels
gagged by the same Russian gentleman for commence
ment Of maritime commerce with Siberia.
DEPARTURE FROM NORWAY.
On the 4th of July the Vega, most appropriately
fitted ont for long voyage in Arctic regions left
Gothenburg and, inter meeting tho Lena at Troms0e
quilted the Norwegian coast July 25. Tho Yugor
Straits passed the LIST Of August. Six days
sufccd to traverse the whole Sea Of Kara from Nova
Zefnbla to the mouth of the Yenisci. On August Q
the Vega anchored at Dcksons Port, where the mail
with long reports the course Of the journey al
ready accomplished. posted Only q stay Of
three days made at this station on the 9th OF
August. may be seen from the letters on hand the
Vega and Lena undauntedly steered forth on their
icy course northward.
ARRIVAL OF THE LENA.
After lapse of nearly two months telegraphic
message reached Mr. Sbriskof at Moscow on the l4th
of October announcing the safe arrival Of his vessel
the Lena. at Yakutsk These tidings. evoking quite
unmoested passage around the north cape Of Asia Of
tho Lena, a few days later confirmed by . de-
spatch from Captain Palandcr. the commander OF the
Vega. and Professor Nordenskjold himself proclaim
ing that after cruise around Cape Chcljuskin the
mouth Of the Lena was reached. without any great
obstacle from the ice. August 27, and that full
hopes entertained of auspicious continuation
of the voyage to Bchring Strait.
IMPORTANCE NoRpESsKJorD's ARCTIC rxYIonA-
T1oNs.
Evcn IL Nordcnskj0id and his party be prevented
from passing through Dehring Strait such won
ders have been already achieved by them Is to make
their names forever famous in the annals of Arctic
explorations. Considering that the greater part OF
the Arctic Ocean from the Lena 70 Behring Strait
has been already explored the possibility of north
western passage is In fact established by Noriensk-
jold's successful voyage from Nova Zcmbla TO the
Lena.
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INDIAN HOSTILITIES THREATENED.

wAsHISGroN, Dec. II, 1873.
At meeting OF the Cabinet to-day tho following
telegram was rcad:---
San FRASnsCo. Dec. 16, 1873.
General SHERMAN Washington, u. CT
Tho following has just been received from General
Howart:--
The following from Yskorns appears reliable
Three Indians despatched Moses from Sifrcoe
after Indian conuei cf Dor ember ordering him and
his horses on the Yskonaa kcscrvntion A company is
being raised 10 attach Soecs unless, he hiiher
forthwith. Tho company IL commaadcd by a Captain
Slmons, actiNg Independently"
ask the early and special attention Of the Secrc-
tary of War and thc Secretary Of the Interior Gen
cra Howards telegram In connection with the recon-
mendstion heretofore made by General Howard with
respect to Moses and the reservation asked for on his
account II would IL this case admits Of no
delay, and that General Towards fears ARC likely to
be justified. Besides. all this from another
cause Of disturbance-the unauthorized action OF o
body Of citizens who will be apt to plunge us into
hostities forthwith. MCDOWELL
The subject referred TO the Secretary Of the In
terror, who will take prompt sction in the matter
The New York herald., 1878-12-18
CUBA.

SERIOUS CONFEDERATION IN THE CANE YIELDS
PoLITIcAL COMBINATIONS.
HAVANA. Dec. II, 1873.
Captain General Campos has started on a visit to
Santiago de Cuba conaagration in the cane fields
has l,adly damaged eleven plantations In the Aquzr
snd Laguira districts Several OF the planters pub
licly contradict tho reports witch have been circu-
lated that negroes nc. hrc TO tho cane, and say tho
negroes helped 10 oxtInguish tho confagratons.
There are strong indications OF fusion Of the lib
erals with the ibcral conservatives in various parts
Of the island. The central committee Of tho liberals
Havana has issued circular urging the liberals to
stand by their programme. Upward of one thou
sand Geld laborers have arrived from the Canary
Aslantss 80. 44 q
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A JAcKsoNrAN CANDIDATE.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HEnALD-,
The man for the Bulgarian throne should be dem.
ocrat and Of of the rmncss Of Julius
Casar General Jackson. l propose Colonel Joe
Moore. Of this city. the proper man. He was with
Jackson at the Battle OF New Orleans when . boy.
assisted the capture Of Black Hawk and claims that
he had hand at the death Of Tecumseh; was tho
confidential friend and adviser Of Jackson until his
death. and since that time has raised moro hickory
poles than any man in the United States. Bulgaria
should be under democratic rule.
Colonel JOHN FEATHERSTONE.
Ex-King Of the NcwsboyA
YoNKxRs, N. T., Dec. Is, 1878.
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ANOTHER QUEEN.

To THE EDITOR THE HERALD:-
In the lsndabc desire to procure . suitable oecu.
pant for the Bulgarian throne. how is IL that
has thought of exporting Mrs. Toni-Ri-Jon. vnaorns
and ALL 70 that happy land3 We could all imagine
the sensation her arrival would cause. The stately
and noblo manner ~he could dispense justice with
rolcanoes would he fresh in that bcnishtsd regon-
Please say good word for this suggestion. and per-
hsps tho Trinity church corporation may help 10
along. JERSEY JUSTICE
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STILL ANOTHER

To THE EprroR OF THE HERALD:-
Bulgaria's ruler should be something more than
kings yet queen is not enough. and the peculiar
combination Of qualities necessary to the stability Of
the throne exist most happily in DR.. Mary Walker.
With the sex OF . woman. tho habit of . man. famil-
iaxty With grim visagcd yet the ability to heal
the wounds which war hath made. and above ALL the
courage and ability 10 wcar trowscrs of cut which
does not suggest the feeble lines Of woman. heshe-
. % Americas most fitting candidate. soROSIs.
The New York herald., 1878-12-18
A SMALL WAR IN THE NORTHWEST.

San Francisco, CAL, Dec. II, 1873.
A despatch from wallua. Washington Territory.
says:-Thrce wood choppers arrived hero last night
and report having met the sheriff Of yakomo county
with o company of thirty-four whites and fifteen
friendly Indians, last Saturday night near Priest
Rapids, on the Columbia River, who had been TO
Chief Moses camp for the murderers Of tho Perkins
family. Although Chief Moses hsd promised 10 aid
the sheriff in capturing these mprderers hn met tho
The New York herald., 1878-12-18

Sheriff and his party with his whole band of well
armed warriors in paint and with hostile demon
strations The Sheriff retreated from Moses strong
mold and there was apparently no trying to evaae
pursuit when seen, He told these to get to
some settlement possible and send him aid.
One OF these men claims to have seen the renegade
chieftain Smohalla at Priest Rapids. Friendly In
dans have been warning woodchoppers i'll the vicin-
hy Of Priest Rapids to leave for some time.
The New York herald., 1878-12-18
EMBEZZLING LETTERS.

Charles +. Coiburn. late clerk In the Charlcstown
(Maes.l District Post Ofce arraigned yesterday
for the Arnbezzlcment Of letters He pleaded guilty
and vas sentenced to three years imprisonmcn with
n QAxQ lAllnr. Z, {. I, !, IA n tte AZ
The New York herald., 1878-12-18
A QUEEN FOR EuIfsARIA.

To THE EDrron OF THE HEnALD:-
why not send Mrs. jerks over after that Bulearian
Crown? Yours truly. KPP.
NEW YoRK. Dec. II, 1873
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TWO EMINENT BROOKLYN CANDIDATES.

To EDITOR HERALD:
For King OF Bulgaria. allow me to offer q sugges-
ton. Why not set up Rev. Henry Ward Beechcr and
Rev. De Witt Talmage competitors for the royal
crown. and decide who shall be crowned by public
sword contest, fifty cents admission. the proceeds to
go TO the defeated candidate? ! am sure this would
make each party quite active in the canvass. They
both sashing gentlemen. and the "cut direct
would be enjoyed by people, while establishing
the prowess of the successful man. II would be hard
for Brooklyn spare either Of these two teachers;
but, you know, this is an age OF self-abnegationi
They ambitious; give them chance. u. Il. S.
BRookLYN, Dec. l6, 1875.
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srrrrNe BULLS COOP INTENTIONS.


WINNIPEG, Manitoba. Doc. n, 1873.
Sitting Bulrs nephew, Elk Spirit Wild. writes to
the Free Press from Wood Mountain that sitting Bull
does not intend raiding across the lines.
The New York herald., 1878-12-18
THE GAME OF BULGARIA.
Court Cards Plenty in Every
bcdy's Hand.
KINGS ALL AROUND.
Three Of a Kind, and Queens
at That.
DOES NYBODY LII?
. - . - 4 - - -|car
to Jan.pa by Froao oyenskA
KINGS ALL AROUND.
DOES ANY BODY CALL?
WE CAN'T SPARE HIM.

I
To THE EDITOR THE HERALD
You ere all wrong Bulgaria wants great financial
intellect. l nominate Hon. John sherman. Of Ohio
and Washington When it came to settling bills with
Russia he could obtain larger discount for cash than
any other man living. He could out gnazi them all.
Give him time he would convince the Car that in
order to make the scales balance weight should
be heavier than the other Oh yes it's essential that
Bulgaria shall have hnancer Pig Iron Kelley, Of
Pennsylvania might accompany Mr.. Sherman az
Treasurer to His Majesty WA. II. CHATHAM.
NEW York, Dec. 16, 1873.
The New York herald., 1878-12-18
"Hrs MAJESTY KING cALLAaHAN.

To EDITOR THE HERAED:-
respectfully present the name of Mr.. Thomas Cal
laghan for King of Bulgaria. As to his qualifications
l would state that at present he can carry heavier
burden than any man on earth (he carries the
Twenty-second ward in his vest pocket with only
slight help he receives from the Brennans). what
would he do with Bulgaria? Well offered to wager
$1,000 with Mr. John Kelly that if he spare Gala
CHAN for three mouths and not permit him to take
the Twenty second ward away with him--excepting
that portion held by the Brennans-that he would
own bulgaria within six months. 1t is said Bul
garians admire men Of cheek. and Callaghan has
enough for an extra row of teeth am confident he
will be the coming man. and, rest assured, if Mr..
Kelly spare him the majority of the residents Of
the Twenty second ward can attested on last
election day. ANTITAMMANY.
The New York herald., 1878-12-18
KINGDOM FOR FIELD MARSHAL BRENNAN.

KINGDOM FOX FIELD MAKSHAL BKENNANs
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
As nominations for King Of Bulgaria ere In order
nominate the commanding Commissioner Of Chari-
ties and Correction, Field Marshal Brennan. 1t 10
thought by many that the galow gasscs. introduced
into New York by Dick Connolly. have descended
from the Bulgarians, on account OF their enormous
size and tho general tendency to have large families.
Marshal Brennan has in remarkable degree all these
qualifications. which raise him head and shoulders
above Andrew H. Green Samuel J. Tilden. or any Of
the other candidates named Besides he possesses
other kngly qusties-of quietly quartering large
family on the public for support. know nowhere
else outside Of Bulgaria where large and cult
voted family could be quartcred. JAMES SCOTT.
The New York herald., 1878-12-18
JUST BUILT FOR A THRONE.

To THE EDITOR THE HERALD
We have just the man for King Of Bulgaria. He 10
emnently qualiied, lawyer, and will grace the
throne by his form. kingly manner. suave address
and the high sounding cognomen of Aaron Augustus
Chassee His brethren might be induced to part
with him. though with regrets He looks every inch
King Support his claim give him right good send
Of and we out here might have chance to send the
man that can punish the bash bazouk. p. +. h
SCRANTON, Pa, Dec. 16 1873.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1878-06-26

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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1878-06-26

TIE new silver dollar contains AJAX grains Of
silver 500 6ns.-IhSi is; goo parts cut ct thou
ssnd pure silver. IL is legal tender for all
debts, and is consequently Of equal value with
ths guild dollar. The trade dollar confirms 40
grams Of the sane quality Of silver, and We, Is
only worth 90 cents. because IL Is not 4 legal
tender. So. aaer all. VIA; IS it bat the Govern
meat Stamp that 6xes the value Of the dollar.
Al irredesmabls paper dollar, based on The
credit Of the nation. and made BY the Govern
meat dollar tOs al purposes. would be worth
Just Is mach as gold, and would De just IS ae-
esplAo.e TO the people.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1878-06-26

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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1878-06-26

The artistic sensation Of Paris Is an artist oy
the azae Of Andre GanIbsr. ShO draws nightly
&rgs agdlsaes< 10 see arm paiai landscape 10
I've inmates portrait 10 siz, and I<o different
pictures simultaneously. oue nth each haUd. FOR
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1878-06-26
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1878-06-26

The Paris RoIhehilds. who are all bankers,
are said to work as hard as II they we're begin
uing their fortunes. They observe their office
hours as puneiually az does the poorest clerk.
There Is 4 popular belief thar they hope TO exc
esis The dream Of the rebailding Of the temple
ani The CITY u IsEusaIsn.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1878-06-26

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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1878-06-26

The UuiIsi States wish a popalaIiOn less
than IhaI ., Germany, has more miles Of RAILROAD
than Rgssi4, Tlrkey, Germany. Austria, Great
Britain, Fraues- and Italy combined. their total
mileage being 1870, while that Of America l.
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1878-06-26

Tue Coinage OF the new Ansrie u dollar has
been e1Gnsnesd az the San Francisco Mat, and
oae thousand =srs Earued cot the 6rst iay The
capacity Of The Mat l. 50 COO 00O month
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1878-06-26

Il speaks sell for The iadas,ry Of ihe A1sri-
can hso. sui calls for Eord Of hearty eouuen-
d1II3n Eaea rslabls statistics place the value Of
Ias egg crup OF 1871 81 SISa 600 600.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1878-06-26

In Rhode Island there are 1877 single women
who pay taxes, and their average property is
S+5lO each. The largest amoant 90 which any
Of them l. taxed Is SOD 100. o~nei oy Prosi-
dsnes woman and thirty other widows or IN
Married women ia the city pay taxes gu property
averaging 100000 each.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1878-06-26

:. The Tobacco Plant eirrqialss th4, II half Of
tie estImatsi anOauI OF tobacco annually coz
sumed- 1 1eo 600, 900 pounds. we're transformed
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1878-06-26

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The Red Cloud chief., 1878-03-07
CONSUMPTION crEEo.

Az old physician retired from &C
i've practice. had placed 10 hi, band,
~ "a LAS, Indian 1lissiona = the for
nula Of . simple vegetable reuety 70,
the speedy and permanent cure o.
Consumption. Bronchitis. CsArrh,
Asthma, aud all Throat ,ud
!.un9 affections. also . posi-
tive and radical cure for Gen
sr.i DEBILITY sp1 al nervous com
p,sio's, after having thoroughly tested
i,s wonderful curative power. in thou
ssnds Of case, FEEL il h- duty q
nake il known { his suffering fellows.
The recipe sill be sen, free of charge,
10 oil wbo de>ire IL. with fall drec
lions for preparing AID successful,
using. Address, with stamp. naming
this paper. DR.. j. c SToSr, ~ y.
Ninth street. Phi'aie!ptiA. Ia.