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FROM Gen Robert Toamhs
"0ar only safety was IN intimida.
tiol aud bribery. We had either 20
DO that or le, the Commonwealth 60
to the dogs Il was not what the
Radicals call the argument Of the
shotgun that I used iu my district
tut the argument Of the shot-bsg Il
was uuanswerAhle An old negro
named Isaac helped me out wonder
fully when | FIRST used iks shol.baE.
Isaac bad belonged to me, sud be
was willing to dc whatever ! tcld
him. The style in which be dis.
pensed largess from The shoI-bag as
tonished the federal officials who
were watching the election. aud
brought sbouta vholesome and Dc,
rided change ia the politics OF the
eolored voter. never We; saw 4
negro that wasat ia tavoy at SQUAD
currency and hard moaey Bot IL.
too early to be ;alSiag about whe
saved The State, The Republican
party was defeated bv the men wis
stood Al the pells early and late ans
brought order ogt o. chaos with hrih
cry, Ncs, sir bribery pare asS
simple ! saw it was right"
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/ per cent and, beside that. these
banks pay S705, ,000 10 taxes 10 the
General Government. The national
banks Of this very city Of Boston pay
81 100000 taxes on capital Of s52.
GEO, ,000, tha! is, pc; cent. on the
whole. win any gentleman tell me
Of any iifty-two millions CT property
In the city of Boston or the State OF
Massachusetts, that pays that tax
Applause Well, suppose you
ABOLISH THE NATIONAL BANKS,
il that is the question you have got to
vote on, the bonds, which are held
by the Government to sustain the cir.
enlation, and which are the basis Of
the corporation that pays the tax, 20
back to the holder, and are not 10
themselves taxable property at all.
But the bonds, which are non taxable
ia the hands of the banks, are put IN
TO circulation and voluntarily subject.
ed by their owners 10 the severest
system OF taxation in the United
States. Applause.
The entire banb circulation Of the
country is 1922, 900. 900. in round
numbers. There are $3.50, 600, ,00o Of
bonds deposited TO secure that eircu-
la'ion, and every one of tha. $780,
900, 600 is worth and will sell for
more than its face 10 gold to-day in
the markets OF the world. ! submit
that the like Of that never existed in
the world. The Bank Of England
and Of Amsterdam, or the Bank Of
France. never presented such securi-
ty to The biiI.holder. The 1922. 000,-
600 of national bank bills out in the
hands Of the people to night are sus
tanned by $3.50. 000, 900 Of gold. OF that
which is absolutely equivalent to IL,
aud l. makes The bills absolutely good
in th hands Of the holIers Vow The
total ixes paid locally by he nation
al ban<+ OF the United States amount
to 80 80 000; the taxes paid to the
General Government are 81 geo, 900.
Put them together and you get six
teen AIT balf millions Of dollars Of
taxes derived from the national banks
Of the cuu Try
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The GreenBaek Collapse

The Western Nationals were, A.
ter al, playing whs. they would call
bluff game, and scared the weak
kneed Democrats On q very '.hi1
band " i comparison Of their pos
tive Iblisbed claims before tie
election aad the net result makes the
movement Eidicai01s TIE Gseea-
back National organs claimed bla-
dred thousand votes 10 Indiana and
three Congressmen They cast il
that state, where taey are sl-5agcs-,
osly 10000 v0les, aad WIKI the Le,p
OF tee Democrats. DO, by their o9n
votes, elected one Congressman.
They claimed one huadred thousand
votes in Ohio, aad taree Congress
men, and they cas;, g. nearly as re
can tel! from imperfect returns. less
than thirty Ih5usGndjTOtes sad elec.-
ed no Congressme1. They claimed
a Congressman ia Yves, Virgins,
bot elected none Haviaz made 8
combination silh the Democrats il
Iowa they claimed four Congress
men, but. wish The helD Of Democrat
ic votes, managed ID elect .w7, aoG
it is clear thst u they had stood
alone they would not have got
one
That Is % ssy, shev lad not il
0hio and Indiana. The two States
where they have the grestes.
strength, Z third Of the vote ihey
claimed, and If it bsd noi been e:
Democratic help they would noi
have elected 6 single Congressman
anywhere Il Is absurd for them %
talk any longer Of great popular
movement The tide Is setting fast
agaias. them. aad they have made
their largest showing, that amounts
I TO Just three Democratic Represents
liyes elected by the assistance C
/ Greenback votes Thai Is au. and
I it Is q pretty poor second 6ddle-N
u H.
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( DEMecaAfic methods IA South
Z Carolina receive further Illustration
ia a meeting held az Coed Hope
Church, twenty miles from Sumter
The church and grounds are Owned
/ ty colored people, and Republican
meeting was called af that place
Among the speakers Invited were
the Hon Samuel Lee aad I J C5gh
laa. Of Sumter. When they arrived
a. Good Hope they f9uad tie grounds
in possession Of 200 mounted Demo
erals Thee we're commanded By
/ C0lOaelsJ. j DIrg4u and j Y Earle.
aides On Governor Hsmpt0n's siaH
They demanded a division cf time,
and ordered Lee % ergan'zs the
meetiag Lee protested, but finally
,he meeiiag was organized Daggan
made a. address, abusing Bepubii-
cans generally, and Lee particularly
Mr Lee proceeded D leave the plat.
form. when Dargan struck him. aud
other Democrats chQked bin Pie
httr rFlt Ai Fui a4A tAffF VIZ IVA.
excitement Lss vas put 10 biz bug
gy. and, guarded By a hundred hor.
men, was taken % Sumter, dragged
/ to the C0Hrt House steps, here
Msssr D5rgaa and Earle publicly
announced thar if LIE ever dared i5
call he f. Chairman ~ the T. publ
can County C0mmitteei or allend a.
other Repu5iica1 meeting 10 The cJ1l
tv be would be killed This is O.
plain record Of facts, aud they fpess
louder than Tie segerest W0rds TIE
Republican majority 10 ihe county .s
about ? 500 aad D4rgan aud Earle
are candidates fJr The Legislature
CouotenaEced By Hampton, they are
conducting the canvass 90 the Mls-
sissippi plan Ccl5lel Walsh. oae o.
Hampton tfiai i8s,ices. waea ag
piled % for 2 Wafrea. fJr tae arrest
Of Dsrg o, said: "Dargan acted right.
and the men ought not % hare b-Ough:
Lee % town alive" Under such cir
cumstaaces, and opposed by the mill
tary power Of the STATE, boz can
South Carolina Republicans msks q
good recordl
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Tho sou5aern state Rszhr< Essa-

Tee Ya1see crusade C ls5i
vas uascccsss51l u Srafiius t1s ,4--
esy % csntraEsn urso oa- s1Ts---
meat TIE psi-clp,e of Sta,e riE-ss
was 1ethsr Gas,roys6 ar dimiais-s Z
by ibe SsoTjs oi ,As sala3ic hiss
ihsl overrsn cur p.aatsliors. -a5-
vas,e osr c5lsS. A1G ssa. lezE <
O. gllri3Cs esafrdsesSss 60 the grave
Aad wlai Is u7re. Re p-iacPs Ct.
S-s,e rights VII rlle rhe Ee7-l-
yet TIE sauIh IS 11z-ct-r -
Ms-k thar TAe flia-e tsl9acs %
Is SoS ears DAVIS sd AS e1ll-t-
and bis soldiers VII rask Ei.1 --a
Washinstaas. the HsuF3sas a1d l1e
Tells n she Fsn,kcca 81 tistc-E
While Grant 2a1 tis ho-1s cf 9cc5r
5i-sEocs Es1 o. rissss1 Wl1h t-s
FSa6sis. Goths alS Hass-tale
rrrs- >a--ars
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rapidly forward and not stop until b.
WAS out Of the State. Saspecti1g
foul play, he left the road. aad. se1u.-
ing about. discovered that "A am
bush had heen prepared f0r him IN
front, into which be was expected -
ride and bs shot. hls escort patting
ia the plea u 50 they bad isft Lim
safe Not 300 yafds from where be
ieil the road twenty-five men were
stationed with instructions 10 Gre oo
him as be rode BY A hss been
said, be avoided these. aud aftef
ride Of 200 miles be reached Alexan-
dria, and went from there % New
Orleans
Mr.. Bluat hsd been safe Senator.
aGd his onsaso was ia adgisiBg col
0fed men 20 vote the Republican
ticket tie bad lived twenty five
years 10 the county. aBd bad aecum.
ala,ed properly valued % 3 900 bat
he was compelled b leave property.
home, and family % the bidding Of
Democrats m.b led by Jos Gun
nIBgham, aud encouraged by the dla-
tricl Jadgo and tho Mayor Of ihe
to&n The equally has q Repat'i-
can majority Of ] 200. aad this Is the
Democratic way Of opening the cam
paigu.
The leaders o. The mob are well
kn own. Their nan,' -e're
Governor Nichols, b.. at ea' kea
40 action 20 punish 81 .s-.ao.s, ~
70 prevent the occurrence Of ike out
RACES in The future Inter Oce0a.
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Scp.25.
T EGAL NOTICE.

10 Rose Ann Rhoads. (widow,) Jane, intermar
ried with John Dillon, T.. w. khoads, q. r.
Rhoads, Samuel s. Rhoads, A. Lincoln Rhoads,
Daniel w Rhoads, PEGhe r. Khoads, Royal
Rhoads, Mary, intermarricd with Joseph Cole
man. Harriet, interrnarried with Cornelius oder
Ellen. intcrmarried with Samuel q. Net, Sarah,
intermarried with Daniel Sayior. Emma Rhoads
and Catherine Rhoads, all residing In Somerset
Co, Pa, except Harriet, Emma and Lincoln
who reside in Iowa. You arc hereby notified to ap-
pear at Orphans Court 10 be held at Somerset, on
Monday, November IL, next, TO accept or reiuss
the real estate OF Daniel Khoads, deed, ut the
appraised price or show cause why the same
should not be sold.
Sherih's Office. GEO. w PILE.
Sep. -. ISIS. Sheriff.
Oct 2
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r EGAL NOTICE.

10 Sarah Friediine. widow Of Aaron friedline
Iahn Friedline, Mary intermarriei with John
WechtenheIser. Isaac Friedlne and jacob Fried
linc. all residing in Somerset Co., Pa, LYDIA, In
termarried with Noah Good. Of the State Of Iowa
Abraham rriedlinc residing in Nevada Territory
Franklin Friedine OF The State of Iowa, you are
hereby notified TO appear NJ an oIpeans, Court e
he held 81 Somerset, on Monday the lth day o
Noyembcr. next, 10 accept or refuse the real estate
81 Aaron Ftiedline, decd, att the appraised price
or chow cause why ~. same should not he sold
sheriff. Office, dEu. w. PILE
sep. -, 1875. sherih.
Oct.
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TIE undersigned, Auditor, appointed by The
Oruhans' Court OF Somerset County, tC
distribute the funds in the hands o
.John Spclcher and Wm. NJ Schrock, administra
tors Of Tobias Speicher, deceased, 10 and among
hose legally entitled thereto. and TO ascertain col
ateral inheritance tax due the Commonwealth n
hereby gives notice that he viii attend TO the du
ties OF his appointment at the Office Of W. H.
KOaniz ESQ., In the borough OF Somerset, on
Thursday the .4th day Of October, ISIS, al IL
o'clock A. NJ. Of said day, When and where those
Interested In said distribution can attend If they
think proper
Audttar
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A UDlToR's NOTICE.

Daniel Mostoller J No -, April Term, ls56,
q Common Pleas OF Somerset
James l.. Pugh. , County, Pa.
voluntary Assignmentl
Account flied July ~ 1873, and sept. G. ISIS, on
petition of Assignee by Messrs. Coifroth y Rup-
pei, his attorneys, the Court appointed John X.
Scott Auditor 10 distribute the funds In the hands
OF the Assignee TO and among those legally enti-
tied thereto and inquire into and ascertain how
much usurous interest is In the Judgments notes
and deduct the same and adjust all dis outed facts
concerning said distribution.
Extracts from the Records.
Certified 9Th September, ISIS.
IL. 81 +. J. kDOSER, Pro.
NOtice IS hereby given to all parties Interested,
that will attend 10 the duties OF the above ap-
pontment az my Office In the borough Of Somerset
on Monday october Il, ISIS, at 10 o'clock A. ~.
where those interested can attend II tEey see
JOHN Il SCOTT,
Sen Is Auditor.
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4 E,iie bay en- rst1r2l2s s-z-
kom churca, vas s-ksi IS IS E1-1
a. Re give taa tex Aits- Stearcl-
fsl pz1sc. sse iii1ls fellaw rspils1-
dent aar6ls rsmsnter sat &, vas
someshias 2has, a asNk bs,Neea
i~a p SsoaS Ias Tex. vas. ~ 81
ha.; ye katsaea tws oeszisa>s
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"A cd gentleman uae wsS ~.
iies thin a. re isp ssys
Als&ys HseS oas : A&.S-Asssss1
AAreer 81 save YEA, Aec4sss e e1n ,
csaS.sst,y ask yes ic esy tis asir
rssssrasiee
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+. ucIToR's NOTICE

10 Pleas, OF Somcrset County.
Iorrcn Morrell No, 202, Apr Term, Isl.
VOLUNTARY Assignment
September T. 1873, on petition Of assignee
BY W. VI. koontE, ESQ, his attorney, the Ooar,
anuoint III IL. Scuil. Auditor, to distribute the
funds ia the hands Of the Assignee, 10 and among
those legally entitled thereto.
Extract frcm the Records 1cftieed 70, an Sept,
ls.S ". .kbtlSER, Pro,
Twill attend 70 the daties OF the above appoint
,aent al any olfee In the borough ci Somerset. on
Thurslay, Oct -, lSss, atl o'clock u. NJ, OF saii
daV Ed H. SCuLf,.
Sco as Auditor
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That's tAs snalicst kSess esr
ssW, Ssia = eoeaisymaa &c vssE.,c
: Shejiaad pasy
IGasae. aas. rep,isss his lf.sl c,--
psaiSn. ear I've ssea SO ss s-as,l as
tus - hSen
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KvaSe7sINN NNSfH

IS sicnfieeay eopanaed irom Herbs sots, kerks and
tnns found IL California anl The West Indies combining
gunlc Cathar-e, Alternative. niuretic and Suto-ic,.
Its ilIneists eject upon tie digestive otraf ,cther
ir1od b disease exhausted ros1 catiss - = IN
crease fhcr poeCgs cf L-iiafon and ng,lia. Il In
ccscs tho Hrnetiss, Ssslsts digestion, ans Gives rcs5
and tone 70 tho muscular and cifcuiAfiag se- i r1.
mates tho viia processes % renewed se'tsii, a cF-
rects aad puries tho fluids tqcs TIC o5 L g1-esiao-
Isles tle.r healllly ilac;i3as.
TIE ONLY TRUE REMEDY F02 COLDS.
Itisuacls TO oxpetiato upon the virtues 81 s cEiT
EFNEBN. u you arc suffering ron nillUts AlfMhS,
DNsFEfSil. ar INDIGESTION. hhhEAA1iSt, tfNtHN Dl-
DlHTl, CONSTIPATION, ksnNft or NliisOtS EisaANfS,
=, auy disorder arising from iNPtEh BLOOD get bottle
II sItoif and take dlrcctinns upon each hge
In Engiish German Spanish End freneh oao b1sia VII
h.ierconvincc you OF u ls.i.s than Soliae expressed IA
printers ink.
ti Of one battle f,sarcs is edop1s y every family,
f1r no Man Chd tale Ait.oiA and rosln n
I1n- Sex. u iTs clcarses the system, tdn rc, tsn
Hds Up. ts curing disease anl establishing hc;.;l CT
,.grsasasnt 1afe aad enduring basis
Put Up IN large uC;.las ana ts pleasant % take
sela By Drucsists Generally. lsiees ei-0o J-r Bottle
Walker 4 Badger Mfg. Co.. Prep'rs,
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NOTICE IN DIVORCE.
A SSIGNEE'S SALE.

A SSlGNEE' ) SALE.
Hy virtue Of ant order Ofthe Court OF Common
Pleas Of Somerset county, will sell on the prem
ises in Bgothersvalley Twp, on
Saturday, October IL, 1878,
estate. via:
A tract Of land In Brothersvalley Twp, adIOin
ing lands OF Jonathan HOrner. Joseph Cover, Dan
lei Snyder and others. containing 100 acres, about
30 acres clear, with good dwelling house ami hani
barn thereon erected, and having an orchard and
sugar camp on the premises.
TERMS made known on day Of sale.
W. SUDER,
Sep. u Assignee ol John J. Fritz
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4 man In Venice, III, has named
h,s cat oshsllo OF Newer of Neaiee
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LhUI Suuyi OttVpc' -, 1910.
al 10 o'clock A. NJ the following described real es
tate OF Tobias Bieugh, lunatlc. viz;
One plantation situate IN Paint twp, Somerset
county, Pa. adjoining lands OF Jonas Weaver, A,
ID. Weaver. Abraham Weaver, and others, con
tanning J 50 acres, having thereon erected a tws
story frame dwelling house. bank barn. and Other
outbuldings, having also thereon a tine orchard
OF fruit trees, about 60 acres OF said farm being
clear, an1 the rest meadow and timber land there
being also plentiful supply OF goel water on the
iarin. There viii also he a variety OF personal
property offered fer sale at the same time. Con.
sisting OF wagons, horses COWS, young cattle, farm
ing implements. and house and kitchen furniture.
TERMS.-One-thirl In hand on confirmation OF
sale, one-ihrd In six months ami one-tEird In one
year thereafter, with interest on the deferred pay
ments from confirmation OF sale Ten per cent OF
the purchase money mus, be paid on the day OF
sale.
Terms OF sale Of personal property viii be made
known ON dayGf sale.
DAVID STUFF
Oct Committee OF Tobias Weaver,
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DISSoLUTIoN NOTICE

The co-partnorship heretofore existing between
tn, undersigned, under the firm name OF Sage
Burrel S. Co. is this day dissolved by mutual con
sent The business of the firm will be settled BY
= A sage * Co. New Berlin, n. Y.
WHITMAN & BU RRELL.
JH.lyES r. A. SAGE,
W. a. LULL
The undersigned having purchased the interest
Of " hltman * Burreli and James II. Ives In iaeto
res and contracts for milk will continue the busi
ness under the firm name Of r. A Sage q Co.
Dated Angus; -, ISIS.
ErA SAGE,
sen Is W. A. IL LII,
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Cg iaaRs tss nsvlls ,ScsssS ctry
ss;ss,a srs sesS ssres EssS g 81 tsis
cclans
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A UDIToR'S NOTICE.

A UDlTOR'S NO1lCE.
" q Hicks and Anna his1 In the Court ot Com
VILE 10 mon Pleas Of S0mer-
I.hft VI. Olinqer. set Co. Pa, No. i43
April Term, ls5'.
tYclun,ary Assignmentl
September an, 1873, on petition of assignee by
VIM II. ko0n,z, Esq, his attorney the Court ap'
point II. ). Endsley, ESQ., auditor TO distribute
The funds In the hands Of the assignee, TO, ana
among these legally entitled thereto,
Extract from the Records
Certified 4th Of September, 5s.
r. j. kOOSER,
PrOthonotary.
Notice is hereby given that will attend to the
duties OF my above appointment at the oihee OF
H. k0Jutz, ESQ, in the borough Of Somerset, on
Monday October iith, ls.s. -
H. :. ENDSLEY.
Auditor.
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DUBLIC SALE.
TNursdau. Oclober I'd. ISIS.

isy virtue Of an order OF sale issued out Of the
Court of Common. Pleas Of Somerset county, Pa,
and To me directed. will expose to public on
the HreuiseS
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A UDIToR's NOTICE.

Sep. Is
The New York herald., 1878-10-20
REVENUE TAX On CIGARS.

BALTIMORE. Nd, Oct. 10. 1878.
In tho United States Circuit Court tins morning
Judge Bond filed hts decision In what Is known as
the .Cigar Partition Case" dismissing tho bill OF
number OF retail tobacco cigar manufacturers and
dealers praying for permanent injunction to epjoiu
Internal revenue officers IRON executing the oraer OF
the Commissioner OF Internal Revenue fMr. Rsum,
requiring separate rooms Tor uacturs aud sale
OF cigars at retail.
In case tried In the United States District Court
Judge Giics had decided that the order OF Comnis-
souer Raum was not warranted by tins law, aud
directed tns acquittal OF dealer charged with voIa
ipa the law construed by the order OF the Commis-
soner.
Tho decision OF Judge Bond, OF tho Circuit Court
virtually rsvsrses tnat Of Judge Giles IN The D,srios
Court
The New York herald., 1878-10-20
LORD DUFFLRIN'S DEPARTURE.

ENTHUSIASTIC rAREwELLs OF FOREMOST CAM
Adams TO THAR GOVERNOR GENERAL-HE
EMBARKs IN STORM WITH POPULAR
BENEDICTIoNs.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
QrEBEc, Oct TO- 1873.
Canada mas just lost the most popular OF her Gov
ernor Generals Lord Dunern IL sailiug out Of this
port on board the Allan mail steamer Poly ynesian.
His Excellency drsvc down 20 the Queens wharf at
halfpast O'Clock tns morning, escorted from the
citadel by and troops OF the Royal Canadian Hus-
sars as guard OF honor. The most severe storm Of
the season ragged this morning; rain fell In torrents
ard the wind lashsd the river into leaning waves;
nevertheless thousands OF cit lined the Streets
bunting was lberaliy displayed and distinguished
assemDlaye wos on tho wharf 70 say Farewell"
PARTING OVATION.
Tho guard or honor the VIII arr was composed OF
battery aud tne Eighth Roya, Volunteer Rifles, with
the city aud river police. brilliant s.aif Of officers
and the Mayor ana City Corporation received the
Governor General aad conducted MIN to a pavilion
wncro were assembled General Sir Patrick
MacDougAll. commander VI Tue forces, who VIII au-
minister tns Canadian government until the arriva
OF tue Marquis OF Lorns; Lady MacDougsl SIR JohnA
MacD0nald, aud the ioiio~ing Donnion Minlstcrs:-
Honorables Messrs Lauesevin and Pope, Of Prince
EDWARDS Island; senator's AIkeus, Mackenzie
aud Bowel ara Premier Jolly. OF tho Province o;
Quebec, and honorablss Messrs. Cnauveau, Ross ana
Lansiler; HI. Grace the Archbsnop Dean Stanley,
Senator MAcPh xrson aud others
MUNICIPAL FAREWELL ADDRESS.
The Mayor IN imc et tue ciiizsns presented q
farewell address Lord Dunerin, thanking him par
ticulariy Tor the manifested by city
affairs, It's embellisnlnenI aud educational insttu-
tions.
HIS Exeeliency promised to send his reply TO the
Mayor. Having chatted lew minutes with Dean
Stanley, Sir joan A. Macdonald, General MacDougal
ana shaken hands with numDsrs OF those preseLt
Governor General embarked on . s,sam launch amid
indsscribabis applause and was conveyed on board
h. NJ. ). SIRIUS
EMBARKAT1oN.
Considering the fearu gale u was deemed advisable
for Lord Dunerin not 10 have TO tranship down tho
river originally intended; and after staying haf
an hour Ihe irigaIe ne was conveyed on board
steamship Polyncsian. amid the booming OF cannon
from tue citadel ana rigatea All ihis time the rain
fsii heavily, yet thousands of enthusiastc citizens
lined the ramparts tho terrace, the Governcrs
dcu and all points overlooking the river, IN The cold
and wet Her MuJssty's steamers Argus aud Sirius
weighed ancaor al nali-past eleven A. NJ, Aad pro-
cssdsd, with the Polyuesan, down Inc river.
.'BoS voYAGE"
The st. Lawrence, Maid OF Orleans and other pas
sengcr Steamers oaded with ers and carry
bands OF music, desple The fearful weather and
heavy seas, followed the mail steamer 10 escort His
ExcsIIoncy twenty mics dow the river, where they
bId him hearty farewell
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ITALIAN OPERA IN LONDON.

OPENING OF THE SEASON AT HER MAJEsTY's-
''FrDELIo" AND "cARMEN."
tBY CABLE TO THE HERALD.1
LONDON, Oct. 10, 1878.
Mr. Mapleson's winter season of Italian
opera at Her Majesty's Theatre, Haymarket,
opened tonight under the management
Of Mr.. Mapleson's son-in-law, Captain
Armit. The performance was excellent.
The opera was Beethoven's "Fidelio. ="
Nine. Pappenheim sang as Fidelio,
and the American tenor Candidus,
as Florestan. Candidus was in fine voice,
and Pappenheim was no less excellent. On
Wednesday evening next the first perform
ance Of Carmen" will occur, with Trebelli
in the title part, and there is much interest
felt in . comparison with Minnie Hauks
singing and acting. Although the London
house is denuded of its best singers to en-
tertain the people Of New York, successful
and even brilliant season is anticipated.