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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-06-10
aILEiFEED, DC.

WILL FEED, DC.
MILL FEED, DC.
10000 bushels BROWNSTUFF,
5000 bnshels BRAN,
5000 bushels SHIPSTUFF,
500 bales HAY,
1000 bushels CORN on the cob
togethertwith q large stock of LUMBER Of all
kinds, SHINGLES, sLATHs, LIME, CALCINED
PPEEAsTrER. HAIR, WIND0W-sASH, DOORS, and
BLINDS-cheaper than ever known before. For
sale by TRUMAN Al. PARKER q CO.,
Lnmber-D Dealers, corner Fifth and Canal streets
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CnSCxEYY. GLASSWARE, .se

EssDGKERY. GLASSWARE. .Ec.
GEASONABLE GOODS.
FEATHER FLY-BRUSnES,
WATER-COOLERS,
PEERLESS FLI-TRAPS,
REFR1GERATORS of The best makes, and war
ranted TO give satisfaction;
GO0CIrS ICE-CREA4l FREEZERS, the best Tat
are made;
MRS. kNOX'S IMPROVED FLUTISG-MA-
CHIMES;
SELF-SEALING FRUIT-JARS;
with full line of CHINA and GLASSWARE 1T
very low lgt,res. l.. i. TAYLOR,
myo4 10l1 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-06-10

ALIENS FLY-BRICk FOR KILLING
"A FLIES. Also, the original PERSIAN AND
strOngcst for destroying flies, mosquitoes, reaches,
ants, feas, and other like insecrs. Sold by
je4 L. WAGNER, Druggist.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-06-10

For further information, through tickets, bag
oayc-chccks. &c, apply 10 Ticket Agent at depot,
and 10 A. W. CAREER, SIG Main street.
j. X. MACMURDO.
General Passenger Agent.
r. VI. Il. TALCoTT, General superintendent.
ia i
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-06-10
TOBACCO.

MANUFACTURED TOBACCO.
w OF SUPERIOR QUALITY.
Of the :. Grand Duchess " and other good brands,
for sale by DAVENPORT il NORRIS.
jc act
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FOR EXCHANGE.

TOR EXCHANGE, Ca
a A CITY RESIDENCE FOR A FARM. Ell
We offer SMALL RESIDENCE situated i'll q
nice portion Of the city in exchange for Il SMALL
FARM ciiuated within ten miles CT Richmond
westwaray preferred. Value, So 900 10 $4,000.
Il CHAFFIN, STAPLES i CO.,
;e SGT Agents.
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RAzLROaDa4.1EEs.

E;ss Sss3 Egssg.ss.:s- Esssssss1 Sss ss.E
THE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO
i RAILROAD. ss.z..l
STRAIGHT AND ROUND-TRIP TICKETS
from RICHMOND, VA. TO THE VIRGINIA
SPRINGS
ARE NOW ON SALE.
RoUND-TRIP TICKETS GOOD UNTIL oCTo-
- Der 31sT.
+. STAGE FARE, except to White SuPher, Is In
cluded In the rates here given. !.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-06-10

RICHMOND AND DASvILLE RAILROAD co.,
OFFICE OF GENERAL PASSENGER AGENT.
RICHMOND, VA, June 6, 1878. }
SUNDAY, June 8, 1878,
v the PASSENGER TRAINS on this road leav-
ing Richmond at 1:40 Z. VI. aud arriving at 3:45
PM. Will make CLOSE CONNECTION AT BURKE
VILE with the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio rail-
road to and from all resorts OH line of that
road, and I'LL points in the Southwest.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-06-10
REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

TOR SALE, 4 MOST DESIRABLE
4 PROPERTY, SITUATED AT GORDONs-
WILLIE, SUITABLE FOR 4 SUMNER RESI-
DENCE.-The house is beautifully situated on an
emincncc overlooking the town. within few min
utes' walk of schools, chul ches, railway-station,
post-office. &c. There are 43 ACRES OF LAND.
well fenced and sub-dyided, and In good state OF
cultivation. There is variety and abundance Of
fruit with every convenience fer most comfort
able home For further particulars apply 10
GEORGE BROWN.
c4-1m* Gordonsytle, Va.
EOR SALE AT A SACRIFICE AND
4 ON VERY LIBERAL TERMS tgood reason
given for making the sacridce). VERY DESl-
RABLE LITTLE FARM OF 140 ACRES-half
cleared, balance In wood-twenty miles from Rich
mond or Petersburg, and near rallroad station.
Good buildings, orchard, &c. Price only 81 400;
$500 cash i; balance in one, two. and three years.
GEORGE E. CRAWFORD,
ap 2J-eod 1905 Bank street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-06-10

WALNUT DINING-ROOM REFRIGE-
w RATORS. and all other STYLES, just received;
WATER. COOLERS FREEZERS, WlRE-COF-
Die goods {: new lot of CHILDREN'S CAR
RlAGES, CHAMBER SETS, &c. If you want TO
save money call at ROBERT HARROLD'S.
mY0 SIT Broad and 600 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-06-10

CHEsApEAEE AND Cii:o RkirEo,,,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DEPARTMENT.,
June 7. 1878.
4 1HESAPEAKE AND OHIO H,I,
~ ROAD.-On and after SUNDAY. Junc O Io,s
passenger trains will leave and arrive at EichnrJ
IS follows: ....s" ""o'fi
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TNMAN LINE a4EFa
L ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS, sssAs@i
NEW YORK TO QUEENSTOWN AND
LIVERPOOL,

we'll lighted and ventilated. and take up the whole
width of the ship. The principal staterooms are
forward of the engines where least noise
and motion is felt, and replee with every COM
FORT having all latest improvements, double berths,
electric bells, &c.
The cuisine has always been 4 specially OF this
Line.
For rates of passage and other information apply
TO JOHN G. DALE, Agent.
81 and 33 Broadway. n. y: or 10
G.. w. ALLEN Il CO.,
re l6-eod6m Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-06-10

TOR RENT, THAT DESlRABLE@
Il DETACHED DWELLING No. 119 west E:3
Clay street, containing seven or eight rooms; be-
slides Kitchen with four rooms; gas water &c. Reat
very reasonable. Apply to
JOHN r. GODDIN, Real Estate Agent,
Re 7-eod3t Bank and Eleventh streets
THOR RENT, THE DESIRABLE LOTMss
II (known as the Spotswood Lott corner Main sssJ
and Eighth Streets for the past six years occupied
rs a coui- and woodward For the coal and wood
business 1t has many advantages. Apply 10
JOHN II. GODDIN, Real Estate Agent,
est Bank and Eleventh streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-06-10

IOR RENT, THAT VERY DEsIRA- Ga
u BILE BRICK DWELLING No. LOG First ls1::1
street, containing ten rooms; all in nice order with
all modern improvements; cookins-range; bath, |
with hot and cold-water connections; greenhouse
and nice lo:. The parlorS furnished with hand
some chandeliers. Rent very low tOa good tenant.
Apply to FRANK ID. HILL,
lie 10-3t HOS Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-06-10
FOR RENT,

DOR RENT, THAT LARGE AND Ma
H commotious STORE corner Eighth and EEL
Main streets, IaIey occupied by Archer 6 Booker
4 long lease will be given If desired, and the store
will be made TO suit any business. Amply 10
lie 1875 ROBERT n. LYME.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-07-16

pas- Gin neusr Wiin1bauien III in Der
uni4einbaren perion zines iriiden 2,u.
ners in einsm Yoitoner 2sitaurant sritan.
ben. Gin @aft, Dem er einen tlsinen 9um-
msr ispirt bate, fraste i'm: rSabt Sbr
GUNNER in Srlano ?" = GUNNER? Be.
sorra, bic 8d9e tpimmsln bort BON Iol.
den, uno mas Die Gee b~strift, 70 III fe
gang ROTH BON Den Sbieren. - vabsr nun
i9aut elm Wal ber," erpieoerte Der Gait,
Die GUNNER ino bod sri bann rotb,
uenn mon He sefo9t bat" = vals Of i'd
oas nidt piiBts? ?" rsplicirte Mits unpsr.
f~roren. raber mir baden beige Guelen
in the ould country, unb bur4 oieie
i4pimmen lie unb tommsn bann ole i9on
s%siottsn beraus. oab mon lie nur aufjubre.
den uno gu ellen brau9t."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-07-16

sss- SIN Der &beinpfala sr,dbIt bi.
GbrOnit, mar in ben Sabrsn 1859 uno
1910 10 pisl Wein sswaaien. .oaB iid
pisle 9suts oarOb gu tobts i%oifsn." Gin
pfdlIiidsr goeImann bate ba ben ssnialen
Ginful, isinen alten Wsin hurd feline
9ausrn ~3iuanssusiie oils Srobnbisnit aus.
trintsn ,u laHen. sic muBtsn bislss lauere
@ei4dft alp69entli4 psrridtsn, in beiiea
6olss Sanbsl uno blrtiss 80pfe nidt aus
blisben, nobel iid benn Der Ssrr Sumter,
Der Suslei9 @sri9tsberr mar, melt better
itano, ais wsnn sr lsinen altsn @sin per.
fault bdtte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-07-16
unb aue S4mer3sn, weI9s elm auBsrIi5es
RittsI benOtbisen.

Our9 bieies wunberbare Del linb idon
mebr Meni9ea pon un3dblbarsn i6merss
Ii4en 9eibsn sebsiIt worosn, ais burd irs
senb elm anberes Gbnli9es dukerIidtes
MitteI in Der @eIt.
Seitbem bieies alts beuti9e WsitteI IN
amerita Ginsans sefunben, bat es mum.
berbare &siuItate e%r3ielt; 5dIe BON &beus
matismus, weI9e 80 Sabre lang alien ans
s%ewanbten innerli5su unb duSsrIi4en Me.
biSinen trosten, ui1en bur9 @ebraud
elmer einSisen 6lai3e uon ct. Safpbss
Del. gs bat BEL aaen S9mersen cine
wabrbaft elettriide 8irtuns, benn Bel benz
@ebrau9e bes Oels finbst Der Yatient beut.
LID, wie bic Stmer;en bur6 basfeIbe pers
brdnst, la f0rulIid aus benz RSrper beraus.
se3osen werben.
llnfdae, NIT S9mersen perbuaben,
tommen bann unb mann In ieber SamiIis
por unb IS III babsr 9hi9t zines .Ssben,
ftets elm Mittel Bel Der l6anb Al baben,
wel9es ni4t alein iosIei9 9inberuns Der
S4merSen brinst, ionbern weI5es aud bas
nsbeI in tur3er lSeit bsiIt. @lss bieles
poubrinat baS *.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-07-16
Qftrr Rifne Sobn.
General : Maent,tt

fir bic Observation-Disclosures
9mperiaf & 2lort6srn 5nf. Cos, Don SOnSou.
3opaf Snf. 60, pom Siperpool.
gommerciaf 2luion Az. g., pom SoaSon.
German American Suf. 60, Don 9iswg Or6.
ST. Sanf Ssner & 2Sartus 5uf. &c.,
Don ST. 9aaf.
ST. Solsp6 Senn & 2aariue 9nl. g.,
Don ST. Softp6.
atlantic 9nL. 60, pom 2iew 0OrR.
German 9nf. g., Don SreepOrt, OIL.
g. &. ACCIDENTAL Ar. g., pom SartforS.
srapelers 9nl. go, p)H &arlforo.
Astna Sife 9uf. 60, pom Sartforo.
Dtet na6tistn gsnYasnittn. BE I'D BEL ttm abeasr uue
esfsn 8sar sar6 plnitliSt 3abluns ttrtr gtrluft BE-.
rdhtt hastn, ~tmpfetltu I'D fslba une i6nn,n gtraHtrr ustn
Bon a~tstatsum ~ ben tiatsatn Rattu tnts,ssn genes men
rsreE.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-07-16

ba- Sus psrunslidts Snierat. Cine
iunse Dame srideint i'm Snisrations. Yu-
rsau zines melt psrbreitsten Ylattss unb
beri8iist Die @sbibr fir folssnbe I'm.
nonee Gin ssbilbstes Grdulsin BON
Stanbe, wini9t cine @oupsrnanteniisQs
bier ODER in ben 9rooinsen sesen poltom.
msnen untsrbalt 3u perisben. Mustunft sr.
tbeilt aus @~sfaaisieit Sr. Mssssr i'm
SteinnaQ No. g."
alsin Soft 8ae6as rssisrt 10 Gorr,ctor
aIs Sruderei, uno anbersn Cages eri9eint
fOlssnoss S%nisrat:
Gin einssbilostss 5rdulein bonn 2anbe
uiinidt cine @oupsrneurtsas bier oosr in
ben YropinSen 9e9en pOltommene Inter-
baltuns gu erfeben. ausfunft ertbsilt aus
@eisaistsit Der Wsbser i'm S9psinstal
No. s."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-07-16
N.Y. Qocorboire mei5t bem Snrshsn h;s

Bag 2aeoroaire peiit Dem Sprsdsn Die
srife, Dem S4peisen Die Susite Stels on.
vgsaa Dem Spre4en," iast ct, 1T S9nsi.
gen Die SrObte 0tadt Der Welt. Don iebr
erfabrenen Mdunsrn usib man, bab is oft
bsreIten, seiprO6en 50 baben, aber ME.
mails, wenn ie ssidnissen battsn."
nS4weis," iaste YDtbasOras, ,ober ipri9
gtpas, oas better ais S9meisen it," unb
@eors @erbert rdtb /: ,Sprid seI9sut,
unb i5wsise Hug" Sranj bon Salss bat
seiast: ugs 1T better i'm S9peiasn Su
perbarrsn, als in iibl;r 2aune Die Wabrbeit
gu iasen, benn oas beibt Elm portrefIli9es
8eriat bur4 cine i9lsdte 8ribe gu Der.
berben. au6 elm oeuti6es Spri9mort
oriidt oieie Wabrbsit aus inbem ss iast:
&eben 1T Silber = S9wsisen Golb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-07-16

sSS- S9riftteaer unb @snsbarm. -
als 8o3lau, Der b~stannte fran30Ri9e
S9riftIteQer sinmal mad gelsien rsiife,
nabm ion elm @ensoarm an Der @rsn,s in's
gramen. .Sbre Yrofeiion e. fraste Der
pOrwisise Wd9ter Der 8rense. - .54rift.
teller, er,pisberts &o3lau. - ySbrs gri.
itensmittsl?" = rSie 5ebsr." = rSsbr
tpobl" uno Der @ensbarm i4rieb i'm Rap.
port Or. @o3lau, Jelberbdnoler.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-07-16

say- Sin SiF3ier NOR ebsn srIt nod
a6In periest wOroen. Don Der Rbeinbride
iab er iid Die Stabt an. gr bate i9 ben
anblid piel ~impoianter ssoadt, unb nun
sefisl ibm oislelbe ni4t ~ionosrli9. sS,"
iaste er Si einem Sadtrdssr, Der in Der
Rdbe itano, ,,iit bas bas meltberibmte
&6ln2" .Sa, bas is a6ln," iaste Der
Sadtrdssr. nOa lobe i'd mid aber Der.
lin" entsesnets Der Sff3ier, bas 1T man
bod elm ianj anbsrer Anblid, ba LIT Stabt
unb llmsesenb Elm pabrss Yarabiss."
9itirt anttu ortete Der S%adtrdser yl1nb
Dot MOB ridtis iein, bot Berlin uub bic
sanse Sessnb ct Yarabiss os. bsnn 4les,
mat ba Der t6mmt, 6s nadis.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-07-16
E ..

unterba II 8.
Rstts anaanstsn s&sri ,itnst ttm dbrtftu,
erbefert ett eteIt une stfsrbtrt ftIsf
sis 9tfunsbtt Ss etibS.
aua id mar Sunsseisue
uno fIbrte msin eissnes Saus,
Sod drserte i4 mid oft pitbeno,
TiB mir Elm 5emotnopf aus.
Sas Ding par unertrdsIi4,
Sd lob ss Elm senau-
Sieielbe @ei4idte fat tdslid,
Drum nabm i'd mir cine Srau.
Sc ; brau9' i9 mid nimmer 3u plasen,
DOrbei 1T aQer Wabn!
So4 iol mir elm 9smbfnopf 6aIten.
go mob i'd i'm ielber an.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-07-16

Iay- WonoIos zines Ss9tsrs. = anno
As babe i'd fir Die 5reibeit sefo4tsn, unb
ba babsn fe mid sinsslpsrrt amir GA
babe i'd fir bic Union sefo&tsn unb ba
babsn le mir ben CUB abssidoKsn, isBt
bin i'd aber ssl9eiot sspOrbsn unb tbas
nur nod fir mid islb.r - fsdtsn."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-07-16

Rsg- Gin Yant,essnie bat Inn elm Yatsnt
fur cine BON lbm erfunbsne Maldiue na9-
ssiu4t, tpel9e, uenn aufssSossn, Elm
S4wein iibsr 3ebn adsr psrfolssn, fansen
unb binoen fann. Surd cine ilsins Ysr-
dnbsruns bes Wsdanismus maat bisisIbs
@iirite aus ibm, ma9t S9ubbariten aus
ben 8oritsn uno Osrarbeitst ben S9man3
in 9fropfenjisber.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-07-16

saS- amspsr: @arum iino uni're Yrie.
fer slatt ralirt, pdbreno bod number neu,
unb altprotefant'ids Sirt bsbaart pom
Rinn bis Su Den Sbren III?
gemsper: Ser @runo lisst mabrli9
auf Der fa4en 5ano:
Weil 2eBtere als ftaatssetreu b%efannt,
go ldBt Serr Salt Te-unsei4oren
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-07-16
Npie Sell Salbe
Or, %efer Schmino,
(auS Quremturd)
0uremtura)

edlt i6itmnnt fdnse Gunsen d1tr art, b~.subtrs sur4
6ltuttufauhe perurfahfe runee Brute BET ardutu. fbuer,
entJlaeuna. tnaere 8nphenfHd6sn uus i~erephulsis Rraut.
tutsn. ME %perfrprnt Slteeer, S1rtlunser an tratns eurn
dfttlt ses 8orssrs, 9atnptb. UNI lSlinimsn 5als aud ia
Is elm uni5d starts ptiImttttl fur NIT Gnt,auSuss Der Gin.
ssrrttee bepaftstt goStntrinntn, fur ftlinme auaeu, flr
Slutftata bel friiSs 0unseH uns aas artsa l6rerer
NuReen.
ereis {; 8ar sr.s, ssrsa st.eo. - 1iHlsrs 50 10. -
RIttns Is Gents.
3 ubaben Bel
The New York herald., 1878-10-07
A Tragedy or Errors.

When q man goes into a church in search
of revenge there must be some cause for
his action that is entirely out of reason,
ing apparently intended to kill his own
wife, the motives of his conduct must be
searched outside the boundaries of respect
able human sentiments. From the earliest
days whose history is recorded, churches
have been asylums for all classes of
cvil-doers and suspected persons, and
no one but brutes in human form have even
endeavored to disregard the mercy and
pity which have always been offered the
wicked in the name of religion. The
wretch who yesterday stabbed (and in
church) q woman whom he believed to be
his wife, seems to have transgressed the
laws Of humanity, common manliness and
religion. He had been sent to prs on
for cruelty to his wife. Saturday
night and Sunday morning he had
been drinking and playing cards,
bottle Of whiskey being found in
his possession. He had done no work since
leaving the Island, and though sometimes
services as something endurable only when
there was nothing better to do. A letter
course Of training could not be devised for
turning man into q soulless, ferocious
brute, without, apparently, q single
redeeming feature. Meanwhile, the in
nocent woman who had been mis-
taken for another is suffering from
an ugly wound made because of jealousy
in man unfit to have been treated rs
faithful companion. There are some sad
mistakes which are excusable, but in this
case there seems no possible room for ex-
cuse or even pity.
The New York herald., 1878-10-07
MexicOss Injured nOCences

"Here's the sort Of game to make you
laugh seven years arter yer dead, and turn
every air on your cad gray with delight"
So said the little man with the three
thimbles and pea at Greenwich fair; and
so may conceivably say the ingenious per-
sons referred to in our Mexican corre-
spondence the other day, who have estab-
lished connection with the Mexican treas
ury on the ground of the presumed ser-
vices they are to render in the columns Of
American newspapers. These columns are
extremely numerous. There are over three
hundred thousand of them, if we count the
newspapers of the countr; as averaging
twenty-tour columns each, and there is con-
sequently no limit to tho service that
may be DONE There should be as
little limit to the money due when pay
day comes. 1t may be remembered that
the name Of the principal agent to enlighten
the press was Prltchard. By singular
coincidence the name Of the Mexican Con-
sui at San Francisco is also Pritchard, and
by another coincidence that is almost start
ling the readers Of the HERALD will find
to-day that this last Mr.. Pritchard is in m
agony Of apprehension lest the United
States should violate it's international
duties toward Mexico on the Rio Grande,
and is determined at least that it shall not
do so through ignorance if he can throw
any light on the subject. We give the in
terview with him just as it comes from the
Pacific coast, because it may be useful to
know what Diaz has to say by the mouths
Of agents who are, perhaps. more in his
confidence than his diplomatic representa-
fivaS.
The New York herald., 1878-10-07

the walls of the harbor were as much above
the river level as the bottom of the harbor
is now below soundings, and the grain
could have been dumped off into the ships.
But the land went down and the water
didn't, and consequently we are where
we are. All the land in common, it seems,
with nearly the whole eastern edge Of the
continent went down slowly, slowly, and
the worst of it is it is still going down at
about the same rate-an inch or two in GEN.
tury. In couple of thousand years. there
fore, we shall all have to move, unless some
Tammany engineer can get big appropria-
ton through the Legislature to have this
thing stopped.
The New York herald., 1878-10-07
A Pictur. OF Paris.

The letter from Paris on another page
presents an interesting photograph Of the
life of the gay, glittering capital of France,
which is to Europe what our own city is to
this Western continent. All the world is
in Paris just now. It's boulevards are the
promenade of the nations-of the Russian
and the Greek, of the Pole and the Peru
Wan, the Egyptian and the Canadian, the
japanese and the Englishman. One week
alone brought eighteen thousand from
every land to which civilization is
known more than one thousand from
our own shores, giving US the fifth rank in
point Of attendance at the Exposition and
at, perhaps, other points of attraction upon
which our correspondent is discreetly
silent. The suggestion tlat this American
invasion is composed mainly Of the gentle
men who have paid their debts by act Of
Congress is grimly humorous and is pos
sibly true. If so they are careful not to
register at the HERALD Bureau and so avoid
the weekly setting OF their names in the
type of our cable Personal Intelligence.
Perhaps their modesty is purely owing
to their consideration for their cred
itors. That the bankrupts are not,
however, our only American pilgrims
is shown by the long list of
we'll known citizens, from General Grant
down, who 60 to make up the American
colony It will be seen that there are
enough of our statesmen there to form an
entire administration, but we are SO rich in
that article that we could well afford to send
over several hundred more without very
great detriment to the country. Paris in
these October days is supremely happy and
proud. After all her sorrow and suffering
she is still the queen OF the European
capitals.
The New York herald., 1878-10-07
A Grant Man on Grant.

The intimate personal relations that exist
between ex-President Grant and ex-Gov-
ernor Shepherd, of Washington, give the
views of the latter on the question of
General Grants possible candidacy for
the next Presidency, which are elsewhere
printed, something more than a mere pass
ing interest. During his second admins
tration there were few politicians in the
republican party who possessed more of
the confidence of General Grant than M.
Shepherd. He was sort of Cabinet
officer without portfolio, and it was be-
lieved, with good reason at the time,
that his counsel was oftener sought
and more frequently followed than that of
any one of the Presidents constitutional
advisers. We infer from the interview in
question that these relations still exist in a
greater or less degree. At all events, Mr.
Shepherd says that his ''advices" from the
ex-President are to the effect that he does
not wish his name to be used as a possible
candidate; is not seeking and does not de-
sire nomination. Mr.. Shepherd, how
ever, is Of the opinion that if the republi-
can party were to Enthusiastically signify its
desire that he should become candidate
General Grant would again consent to lead
it's squadrons in the great quadrennial con-
test. Coming from SO intimate friend,
from one who is evidently in orrespcnd-
ence with the General, this may be
regarded as sort of scmi-author-
lied statement that General Grant is
willing il the party is anxious. The remain
ing portions of the interview are valuable
only MS containing the opinions of one who
has the reputation of being shrewd poll
tician and keen observer of the political
drifts and currents. 1he information Mr..
Shepherd gives, that the feeling in favor of
General Grants nomination is far stronger
in the West than in the East, will be agree
able news to the friends of the illustrious
soldier in this section and q surprise to
those who suppose that the interest in his
future is confined almost entirely to his
personal friends on the Atlantic seaboard.
The West, Mr.. Shepherd declares, has given
birth TO the present Grant movement, and
the people, not the politicians, are tho
motive power.