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Another voice--("Here comes 'oafer r'g@f J''" '"'
xnsisss vooe-t'ws didn't Aaos 10 s''' The aaasdH''
4. THIS point water was brought by nicely dressed
yosps 1 man oS wSS s SoSs < k hsa IL over
Now: fellow sors.1sIss az not a so.nss.
oriysd OF that privilege. ("rhats $500 But
vl turn my attention 70 VIA. nave n. seen .o,d0y
iound q good many man aRd women working
in that department It !. true the machinery
reneers who show visitors through that department.
are instructed TO impress upon the minds
% : :1nS 'i To- maSs III. Sotsnsnon and
women honest, 10 see that they steal nothing.
ssl a nssy .sss n ;s:' that %
90 many checks and 80 many This and
inat that when they missed ssn,c x.s
10 make good their ltrie ten cent piece But when
ell this money gets psa up IN one lump where Goes
You men, then. robbed by the millions Of dollars.
You cannot steal ten-csnt piece bnt when u xets
siolsn and you can sssrve. t"rhal's SO" ana sp-
pianse) .x
He then paid his respects Secretary sherman Tor
his Toledo speech during which procession OF
oolore men arrived, beaded ny D.no Q, music,
thros hundred thousand more me ofd prosHWe
kno.on ,as the Associated Press-tsushter-will .oo.
~sap the news tonight that thousand hoodiums
met on the Capitol steps to listen to me. There
~ NO less 900 people here Tonight You are
right viii any 500 that il be .i measure Inc
rrou nd TO- morning he will ind that there are
10 600 men night here TO. night
> A v0yCs-rhey are not done coming yet.
Another vocc-"No, there aoU b, 5000 more before
won act Mrough-Hepry Water Bread Beecher tLaueh-
Isrj Don't use proianty-rappan aud his
crowd that swxnded the citizens OF Massacn usetts.
sDon't use any superlatives.l Boss Shepherd and
mis- crowd don't use any profanity; On! no, these
infamous there's who 20 70 church every sunday use
no profanity.
WATER ARRIVES.
At this point he we'll dressed young man
rho bought TIE two dollar pitcher with the
water In it. who STOOD beside the speaker, became
excited and said :-'No; won't permit anything 10
be sara about Boss Shepherd in my presence; no is an
honest man."
, sKyERAL VoIcEs--"Hush"
..No BY God, WON'T I Won't permit anything 70
hs s.,d OF him. That settles u"
3 Mr. KxARNxY-If Henry Water and Bread Beechcr
had 10 use the dict that he prescribcs
for workingmon there would be no scandal
"a rs,ste you are right But these men preach ono
thing and practise another, while the workiogmen Of
Americs Gods nobless children, are going to practise
what they preach.
Alter all this speech was only a repetition
Of hts former harransues and almost dos
tituts Of any point OF interest," The immense
audience isssnsd silently, and the rain beginning TO
descend. tbe people began to dspsrss and quietly re-
pair TO their homes with q "geod night" no closed
his remarks.
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Bussos AIsrs, Aug s-sssisd, bark Blanche Howe.
CasinIrs Xss i4-c,esssd. brig Eatsb. cssss, Phna.
1, csssSvcos. Aug ao-Ar.ivsd. brig Ascos. Small. 81
e.s ss nss Sss si",S1r,sd .ess Hsss: H.in.;
Ss: 4 :::: p: ss:-'s: IT,: s.'' .s
x.res.nt. s:r s.isi.ss.. s TO s..il sls ' '
kS :s . 81. sf e.S c ~; S:.
G.sslsls Aug e-Aniv.d. bark unains cosr', R.es'.
8, S:;. c.. 81: s.s t
r: :;: Is: s. . :: S.. s,|
5's1 s::..s s. ::' .ss e: BAD
.s,: sr ,s s':ss L::s. a. New r
London .sa s's.1sa isr sssdy Bsss BRIG Aosaia ts'
oss. sailed s:, Steiner canadian Br. seI~... as.s.o;
Kise.2o.. j." aug 10" Arrived .csr. Taylor. Cas-
% sss 'i a S;. .s ss:ss s:s ISM
AZ Ill., ;s k A,s; r.. Co.
Cissl.A 27.h ....m.r. Austria. tB. Ri,esis. oasssw
So.rs ssps.r. OBJ Avg as.-xiiivss. .s..m.,s semi,s
s s: s siss'm s:ss ss' .:a''s sailed
s:is Ne. W.. ssr s;i ".: fs :.isa
sen fsssseis; Kong Oscar tsofj, wsaces. orrssess:
sI:..s; 9s.S .s y.ss, ~
Srs.s A.. s;lr: YEA s s iss
s:aff .i Dssnn sas HnSrf :. %
~ Ass's Bar. Ja. Aug i2-Arrivsd Alice tSp. Aoas-
| xomevy, New York. 49,
sAvAssA mas, Aur iS-Arrved, schr Comet, BAyss,
New york -. -.
| 81 TRosAs, Auz le-Ar,ved, brig water LAZY Psry:
Gears; Nary Cassnsr Ncs Martinique ana sileu
i7ih for Bruuswickl IT'D bsfns Com pupsnt Nsn"ss.
| rins.r tBo Cumminser, Gusds,oops; Emprcss oceb.
New York -
| J n Atkinson, Hubbard. Turks lsland. -.
sAcuA Aug 10 Arrived. bark josie Mdred Dov, Csi
barien brig Orbit Thompsen 81 Thomas 20th SEAT -
dro Grau, Gsrdner, Havana; 2ist, brig Harry Virssn
Bsrpsrd 81 Thomsa
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SPOKEN.

Ship P,esy, Bray I'o0 for Boston, July rs lat so
Ship Martha Cobb, rscubs.k from Cardiff Tor Rio ia
metro, July 26 lat 81 8. lon 80 W. .
ship Ross Dhu (Brl Fleming, from Calcutta for New
York, May 10. lat IL N. Ion 10 -
ship British Queen Orr, Ellis from ~ John, NIB, Tor
Qaeenstown, Aug a. LAT 49, Ion ~
Bark Fanchon (3r). Cain. from Philadelphia for Queens
town, uR 20. lat II. Ion 81.
Bark George Doane Rs,, Doty, from Boston. e. for
Phil delphis. Aug IL. lat "a. Ion TO- .
Bark Uiustee (Br. Nickerson. from New York for
Alice Reed Ksleran from ew YORK for Hosoaulu,
Juy 80; lat N. Ion 20 w.
Baltimore. Aux 3, lat a 10 Ion ~ 50 ".
Bark iiano lAn). Sappo from Hsvre for New York.
Aug TO- lat 46 49, lon 81.
BARK OILS. tSorl. DuntIrk Tor Niramichi July 49,
lat 40, Ion ~.
Bark wlel.na !Gsr. vorsssng from Bremen for ss'si
Bsrk Provdspsn U,sD Assa from Liverpool for Dsls-
ware BreakwAter, Aug IL, Lat Al: long 81.
Bark kmma Nor) andersen from Loodsu for rhiadsl-
pha. Aug H. lat "A, lon 43
Bark Montreal tHr Cosset from BridGswatsr. Ms for
Barrow, Aug IL, 36 milos W OF Fastnst.
Bark Underwater (Br). Mcconnell, from Dublin for
Delaware Breakwster, Aug 10, lat n. Ion -
Banks kons Sverrs (Scri. GithmArt. r"m Plymouth tor
Now York and Cors Adler .NorS. nsn:sn from Knrepe
bark Ssr .Sowos for
Lynn lat - 81 \, Ion 50 W.
Brig q Chase Patterson. from Cenfuesos for Boston.
Aug % 20 milcs Sc OF Sandy Hook
Brig Smaraed Nor, Andersen from Lowssto FOR New
An issiisn brig RIFF. from Baltimore for Drosheda
Auy 6. lat IS. Ion 81.
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP. Aug 2S-Arrved. ship Peacemaker tBr).
Clesson, New York; 6srks vineisnd Nor,. Asdsrssa.
Baltimore; Eb+s~zsr er,. Nei-ea. New York; Joanna
Z Cam (Br), rooksr, Philadelphia
BxLrAsf. Aug 25-Arrived, ship Royal Charter no.
Cain rhasdslphiA; 2ssh brig Marie Jesauips CsS),
Gonss,ss. Brunswick.
BospxAux. Aug 20 ARRIVED. bark BssAsdosf tSor,.
Hsssel, Nov orsans; 2eth. Bride "tBp. Hsscks. New
York; schr Geo v Jordan, Duncan. do
Sailed from Psnlac 2Stn, bsrks Aslsnd Ner), New
York; Orisn tNor). do
BnsxxS Aug 1e--AsnveA, shps CuSa C3sr,, stsit New
York Baltimore Gen. rokxsa Baltimore; bark Jshssues
CGer). Ihder, New York
DUBLIN Aug 2s-Arrivea, ship Jumas tBD. Gsrviu,
PhiisAslphia; assh. bask County Of Rashuead CIR.
Bssussjsur, New York
Sailed asth. bsrks Luce dtsD Fsiuse. ualisA stsAss
10Th ssses (B, Andrews. Nee Yosk; brig Bells Wal
tsrs tRr). Hsaaon. wminssen- 1-,sr =, ..,,,4 =, =.
'Croucx1Es. ASx 2e-Arrived, bark Gsstans Rspssts
Utai,, Dsmsrchi. New York.
GENOA Aug Arrived. big Merry. Bradley, New
York sbefore reported without dsss).
c,snALrAR Ans 23-Arrived. bark Chadwick. Robin
500. New York. sehr do tsnd sailed
for Saiepics).
HULL. Aug 2e--Ar.ived, bark VIM Oven (Br) Rsndall.
Bull River.
HAusuao, Aug 20 Arrived. brig csso cssD, Krossr.
New York. ....... .-.
uAn.usc. Aug es--Arsivsd, bark sulssjs,ma (Nss,.
AndYssssn, Richrpond.
HAvaE, Aug as-saiIsd bark Esrsssu tB,, for B.lsi-
more.
LIVERPOOL. Aug 2s-Arrived, steamer City Of Bristol
(Br) Deiaose, Phiisdeiphis: ship Philosopher (Br,.
Evans, New York; bark Cbrtssiss (Br). Androws New
Ysrt 10Th ships sprinswesd r, Heald San Francisco;
Edward o'Brien. wallace, S. John. NIB; sehr Lowell
LuSl Portland.
Also arrived 2sth steamer Goth erstons (r). Hail. Nor.
folk.
sailed 10Th steamer Bsvarisn tBr). Lasreo, Boston
ship Senator (Br Falton Dsiswsrs Broskwsssr; bark
Margaret (Br). Wilson. do tlot previously.
LONDON. Aug 2S-Arrved. snip Themts (Br). Rossissr.
PhIisdel phia.
Lizard. Aug 2s-Passed, steamer Rotterdam (Dutch),
Lucas, New York for Rotterdam.
LAxcxsuSp. Aug lo-Arrived. brig vidfarne tSor,
Larsen, New YORK.
LnssoK Aug 2s-Arrvsd, bark Feseoio corr. Service.
Pensacola
MAnsxiLLxs. Aug 2o-Arrivsd. steamer Scraps .Br,.
North. New York.
NEWCASTLE Aug 2e-ssiisd, bark Saga (Norj. Olsen,
Ueitsd states.
Quxwxsrows. AuR ze-Arrved, steamer Nova scotian
orr, Archer baltimore for Laverpooa bark africa (Br,.
Lambie, New York.
RorrwsDAx, Aug 2s--Arrived bsrK soushssgrcen
(Br). spcsv, Chsrieston.
svxpxsLAsp. Aug 2s-Arrived bark Wsaisna (Nor).
Eriksso. Boston
SYDNEY, Nsw, Aug 24-ssiled. ship shsnir CBr) sor
Portland. o.
vrco Aug Arrived. bfgs Jsvsn Basllio Csp), San
cher, ssvssssh; 2ist Rosario sp), Lopez New York.
wEArHyR nEpoRr.
HoxYuxAp Avg 20 -wud =, frcsh; barometer 40 403.
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POLO AT BUFFALO.
AZ EXCITING DAYS tPosT-NzITHEn sIDH
WINNING The FINAL GAME.
[BY rELEoRArH TO Ens HERALD.

an ExcITrNo DAYS SPoRT-NErTHER sIDE
wINxING The FINAL GAME.
[BY rELEoRArH TO rHs HERALD.
Buy1ALo, August 20. 1878,
a lsses usmssr s1sapssaasoss were present sosdsy
u the game OF polo played At the Driving Park, and
the plsyisg vas very EXCITING
THE SIDES.
Rsds-Hr. j. N. scatehsrd, Jr., captain; Mr.. B.
Rumssy and In. Charles Cary.
Bluss-Mr Thomas Cary, captain; Mr.. Charles
Williams, Mr. John Glenny, Mr.. ". Forbes. Mr. J. Il.
Cswing and Mr.. c. }. Hodge. .,4.s psT
yIRsr oAHE. t@7sHc a3
rhs charge was made by Dr.. Charles Cary
ana Mr.. Thomas Cary, the former, winning,
sho carried the ball the left hand corner
md put II out OF bounda IL vas then carried
vell up beyond the centre TO opposite the pavilion
Or. Cary scoring game for the reds Time, 10
minutes.
The chsrEs was made by DR.. Cary and MT Hodge.
which won by the ianor and Knocked out Of
bounds wnsn put Dr. Cary captured the ball ana by
when mr.. h. Ramsey tesk the ball, but IL splen-
didy captured BY Dr. Cary and put through the PEN
nsn's. Time = ~'nu.ss .
The charge vas made BY Dr. cary and md nj, ,. Hodge.
The charge was made BY DR.. Gerry and Mr. Thomas
the Diues' goal, where Mr. Thomas Cary cap
tUred "a. giving ~ heavy stroke which
vas followed up by Mr.. b. Ramsey, who put 10 out
" bounds. When u was put In Mr. Rumssy
struck u well toward the centre, where MT.
5cascbero, with powerful blow. put u ont Of bounds.
scramble ensued, when u was put In aud nnally
carried out by Mr. Forbes. Time, Is minutes.
nth OAMk
The charge was made by Msssrs B. Rumssy
end rbomss Cary. the former winning, and
by the assiNnnce OF Mr. Hodge 10 was
put out Of bounds when put In was
captured BY Mr. Thomas Carr. who los. q 10 Dr.
Charles Cary, and he BY tho assistance OF Mr..
scitchsrd carried n out Of bounds When the um-
pire threw u In Mr.. Williams got It and
by the assistance OF Mr. Thomas Cary carried IL we'll
toward the reds goal, when Mr.. Scascbsrd put 10
through Time. 10 minutss
The charge was made BY Mr.. B. Rumsey
aud Mr. Hodses, the former winning, who
earned the ben toward the blues goal out
Of bouudg When Pot IN BIT. Williams got 10
between the nags When the umpire decided that II
pat out fairly. An exciting game vas played
for nearly forty minutes and darkness ended tho
game, neither side Winning.
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DROWNED IN THE SURF.
TWO pArHERs AT cosEI ISLAND DISAPPEAR
stD BENEATH TEE WAVES.

TWO FATHERS AT CONEf ISLAND DISAPPEAR
JAZZ BENEATH TEE WAVES.
About hAif-psst two O'Clock yesterday afternoon,
whiis the bsthers IN tbs surf ~ Coney Island
we're sporting n the wstsr, there occurred a sad
srsvpipg accident Two Of the bsthors, Martin
FULLER aged twenty OF this city. and }. Anton
ycbt6unayer aiss young man Of New York,
trovped. A. the time Of the occurrence the uDor-
innate young IN the water opposite Rouchcrs
Hotel and a considerable distance out They had
yeotured beyond their depth, and one was seen o
iuddenly throw up hw hands and cry for help. The
ether ha Stoned his rescue, whom the two became
locked tcgstner, and before assistance could
os rendered them oisappsarcd iron sight Tue
families Of both the island at the
time, all having gone down from New York on the
steven O'Clock A. N boat when the sad news reached
them their grief was hesrtrending Tbe bodies have
aot W, been recovered, although vigorous Efforts are
being made bv sympathizing iricpds
Mr.. Muller wss.a Germsn by birth and leaves VIE
pud three children, the eldest Of whom 10 only sir
years of sge. lie resided nj No. 7Gl Tenth avenue,
where he carried on business as pork butcher IN
partnership with his brother. J. Anton schirmayer
was also married. and the father OF three children,
oil under ave years Of age. He was also engaged In
business as pork butcher, keeping store Al No. 75<
Tenth avsnue TIE ,wo families were ON very
repdly terms and were IN the nabt Of going ON OK.
surstcas tessthsE
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PORT OF NEW YORK, AUG. %, 1878.
ARRIVALS.

REPORTED NY THE HERALD STEAM Yachts AND HERALD
wnIrEsroSH rgLsGRArH LINE.
steamer Adratic tBt. Jennings, Liverpool Aug 20 and
vuecnstown 2lst. with mdse 42j passengers to
Cortis Aug 25 lat ~ ~ Ion - IS passed Wilson
bound n.
Steamer Cornwall (B), Williams Bristol 14s DAYS with
mdse aud ~ passengers to Norgsp. Had west
eriy winds TO the Banks since. fine wcatncrs Aug ~ lat
90 TO- Ion 81 60 81 had hurricane wind veerng frou
BY WON Aug 20 st 80 ~. ION 3 o. passed bark Bla
Mo-re brl, from Estonviie, ~. tor tslwav 18th, lat
~ 90. Ion co. three INSISTED fore ami att steamer bound
same day lat ~ 80 ion 50 81 bark Brothers sisters
(Br), hom Londonderry for Baltimore
,.s'ssmer Dnnsu tGerl, Bus,in'. ,Bremen Aug
~ and Southampton 2Oth, with mdss snd
senrcrs 30 Oeirchs Co aug ~. lat ~ 25
Ion - %, spoke Williams Guion steamer.
bound 18th fat 40 3 II ~ bark Countess OF Derby
(Br, from Hamburg for New York, 20 days out
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.
~ See arrivals ct this port.

~ Zee arrivals Ut this port.
BARK RoSc HAROLD tNor. at Baltimore from Drsgheas
reports In lat ~ So Ion ~ a. vessel OF about
tons. bottom ruddor hanging; bottom was penteo
black ana not eoppered.
BARK iixsE tSsr. Cook from Antwerp Tor 81 John, ND
has boon wrecked Wolves Grew saved
Sens ADELINK. Babbidxs. IRON Bangor tor Boston, IN
beating Aug ~ ashore High Head; wooid
como on the following high water
seHR CTR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS was despatched
from Quebec Aug rs sehr City Of Monitewoc nom
Psntwater (Michi for Liverpool. ashore on Antcostt
HALIFAX, Aug 29-Schr kmns shanks. Of 50 John.
went ashore North the night OF the ia Gas
reporied She chains and 10 nowlynG on
the beach. She will probably BE- nostsd 80
schr ghed from Prince leland laden With
and lumber for Pierre Is total wreck st Cape
North.
NORFOLK. Aur 2S--Ths steamer X 4 Baker. OF tho
Baker Wreekng mparv. LETT hare yesterday afternoon
Ia reader assistance to an unknown sch:cne
stop the leak where thu vessel now lies.
SAN Francisco Aug PA despatch dated Portland Aug
~ states Tho steamer Great hcpuotc
founded yesterday At 50 Hoens Oct on last night
and s aground Island 10 II xhtening CARGO
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

OvTIcE Board OF HEALTH,
t;ALvEsTox. Aug %, 1878.
QUARANTINE
vssse.s Indian will not he allowed to en-
this port durng the exstsuce al Qusrantme tnov
Vessels from Eurcpsan ports. nut having touched ut OF
Inoian other Infested psrts and not having passed
miles the outor bar OF the Ms.sspp
River and having communicated with pilot boat or
otherwise than by nag signal or trumps Will be
admitted subject tho regulations existing at the time
- 'A''' CLARK CAMPBELL, ND,
Secretary board Of Health.
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KEARNEY's FRIENDS IN CALIFORNIA
[sY rzLEoRAPH TO The HrRALD.l

SAN FRANCISCO. August 20. 1878.
II was thrssssped that the worKingmen would
demon strass before Mr.. Bsscher this evening their
dstsstation Of his statements nmieal to their
Interests rho Ksarnsy leaders disapproved OF
the prosseduRs. and. though there was q
large gathering around Metropolitan Hail.
Of men ready for any thing, ell passed on quietly. It
Ksarney docs not intend TO return
mere. subscriptions being bong maoe 10 send his
family TO Boston. Rev. Dr.. Kallock lee
tured on Tuesday evening for the bcne6t OF
Mrs Kearnsy. Kailock seems ignorant OF Kearnsy's
program me To stay East and no has arranged with
boston bureau 10 speak IN the Eastern States
ali Ths Chinese In California the PERT Of
th> C0untry.u
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FATAL BOILER EXPLOSION.
vous MEN KILLED AND ONE BOY LIKELY TO

your MxN KILLED AND ONE BOY LIKELY TO
DIE.
ST. PAUL, MINI, August 90, 1878
-Four men we're killed last night and one mortallv
sounded at New Lewiston, winvna County, by tho
txplosioa Of the boiler Of q steam tnrsshsf. The
uames OF the killed are
AUGUST STORYTELLING.
MICHAEL wIMESE.
GEORGE LAWRENCE.
CHARLES SCHNEIDER.
OTTO FRITZ ervMDERLISE, boy, vas MORALLY
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OUTRAGE IN The PARK.

George Proctor, thirtytwo years OF age, whe re.
fused give his residence or occupation, fined
$40 yesterday and held 10 default Of 900 in the
little girl In Central Park.
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SAILED.

Steamers Baltic CBr) for Liverpool; state Of Georgia
tBr. Ulssgow IIsnss Ger Bremen; FrsIs Ger am.
burss Atlas (Br Kingston &c: Gamma Br), Bermuda
lease Be. Richmond, &e bstks Jessie tBr). Liverpecl
Dagmsl Nor, Bctaesax; Hebs tNsr). fscsnp.
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Aug. 20.
WESTERN UNION TINE BALL.

Ngw yoRx, Aux 2a--Nocn.
The Western Union time ball to-day dropped .nstcnth
OF o see,nd fast.
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WHALEMEN.

No Sec arrivals n this port.
spoksn.AuG IL. lat ~ p N Ion % 20 W. bark Louisa.
Clifford, OF NIB
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YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &C.
CCHOUNkR FOKBsAlL--wiLL CARRY 10 fUNs IN
Dssyen feet wstss; will DO scsd chesp Appy Ban
NETT STEWART. eos West u
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NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.


DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK yoR The MONTHS
SEPTEMBER
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.

HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER-
vATIONS
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FOREIGN PORTS.

HOFFMAN. Aug 20 -wisd =, fresh; barometer 40 4oS
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Sailed Aug IL. schr p witherspoon. Sheppard; New
reIk 2st. brig Emily Raymsnd 6sarrst do; schr Fannie
X Williams. Spesrer Cardcnsa
sr JoBks. NJ Aug 20 Arrived. amer Caspian (Br)
Trock. Liverpool for Halifax.
Ut JoHs. NIB. Aug 2s-Clearsd, schr Mercy Irundy.
Ge"rgetown.
Cleared 9Th. brig Rapid. Bergman, Dundsk. s,-
Cloud Leery. Cardiff: brig Brodrene clauseu Pausen,
IL. Rochelle: schr Hope. HILL Cod spring. Ii.
II port 10th. steamer Csstsla (Br), Dngie for New
York. 10 sail same evening
vicrosIA. Aug ai-Arrived. bark Henry Buck sorman
San Franchise.
Sailed 2iss, ship Marianne Nottebohm, Mains. Aea
pulco.
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CLEARED.

sckf Hudsoa, rarr, Amboy FIR Norwich.
Sehr W Parker, Daniels, Dsisimore for New Hsvs
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-04-17

49, ny - Z - 1dinsg 1fHk . the
level 81 mere brutssl Upon the
ruins Of the homes Of American
citizens, will stand the squalid habi-
tations Of temporary sojourners.
Prostitutes will succeed tho virtuous.
And, instead Of Christian churches,
heartfelt prayers, and soul-inpiring
anthems - such, indeed, as have
made America what it is-there will
be joss-houses, the mutterings Of IN
absurd ritual, and the mingled
sound of tom-toms and fire-crackers.
We want no such state OF things
and therefore desire tho exclusion
of the "Heathen Chinee r
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-04-17

The Wisconsin Editorial Associa-
ton meets at Madison in June Of this
year. and high hopes are entertained
that it viii lie unusually pleasurable
and profitable to the craft. The
session OF II effected a saving of not
less than Sl00 within the year to
every publisher in the State who
uses roady-printed sheets, by the
action which resulted in establishing
the Madison Democrat as an auxilli-
AIRY publishing house. One year ago
the printers of Wisconsin were pay.
Jog the monopolists in the ready
print business, for eight column
sheets. with 100 inches reserved for
advertising by the monopolists, %
to so cents per quire. Since that
time the price for TIE same sheets has
averaged not TO exceed - cents, and
sl.oet ,citj,out advertisements have
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-04-17


AMONG the several hundred bills
introduced in Congress it would be
strange If there should not be few
containing some good sense, even
with such Congress as the present.
Mr.. Potter introduced q bill for
biennial sessions after 1880, unless
special meeting be called by the
President. The fewer sessions, and
The least amount OF legislation of the
sort of the last few years, the better
for the country; which is legislated
to death. But there is no hope OF
passing such o righteous measure ;
the army OF employees and hangers
on is too numerous and powerful,
and will not allow the full texts to
slip from their grasp.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-04-17

"Boss" TWEED died in Ludlow.
street Jail, New York, on Friday. He
was as widely known as any other
man in the United States, and his
doings have taken up an immense
amount of space in the newspapers
Of the country. The "Boss" was the
most gigantic scoundrel Of the age.
a fact due less to his natural tenden-
cy to villainy than to the corruptive
influence of New York Democracy;
was chair-maker in early age, and
conducted himself in an honest man
ner, but in an unfortunate hour, he
permitted his ambition to override
him, and he adopted the legal pro-
fession. This was the step which
afforded him the chances to become
such o notorious rascal. His history
is q frightful example of the unprof-
itableness of fraud. For a time he
and his companions were kings in
the largest community on the CONT
nent, and iavors and puuishments were
awarded right and left with royal
hberality. This has been paid for by
every member of that powerful ring
with years of disgrace and suffering
and death. William NJ. Tweed has
done a good service in becoming a
warning to aspiring politicians-ths
only good service the public ever
received at his hand.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-04-17

besn iurnishsd ~ 4 - 1ssocrNt Ca
at 26 cents. and advsrtissmsnts whom
published with consent Of the local
publisher have been paid for
at fair rates. This saving aggre-
eating to tho fraternity nearly or
quite Is per cent, is tho direct
result of the action OF editors in
convention in June, 1877, and that
it is not greater may be charged di-
rectly to the selfish and short sighted
members Of tho craft, who have held
aloot from the enterprise, some from
fear that it might not prove . success
and others, we regret to conclude,
from mere mercenary motives,-tak-
ing advantage of the low prices
offered by the old monopolists who
have throughout the year striven in
every manner possible to seduce
printers from sustaining the Demo-
crat company, in the hope that it
might be driven from the field as
competitor. But notwithstanding
the dead beats, the enterprise is now
success, and beyond fear of failure,
and the benefits of it will be doubled
the coming year, if the country pub
fishers are true to themselves. We
confidently hope the convention ct
June next will still further strength
en- this important enterprise.