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a controversy in regard to certain con
struction leyee tax in Sharkey county, Was
eo6
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ATTENTION!

LEGISLATORS AND THE PUBLIC GEN
III EhALLY. You are hereby requested to
oail and see goods at the following prices ar
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Roberts. Robinson, Sea-, Stands, Smith,
Spight, Trest, Wall, Warren and Washing
ton-39.
By MIR Liddel. A joint resolution au-
thoriZing the Sargeants-at-Arms of the two
Houses be authorized TO EN- loy assistants
not to exceed three each, to watch trains to
prevent mem hers leaving, and thus prevent
a quorum. Said assistants to be paid out OF
the Legislative appropriation. Tabled.
THE VETO MESSAGE.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
JACKSON, MISS, March l, 1873.
To the House of Representatives:
GENTLEMEN-I herewith return without
my signature Ii. B. 49, entitled an act to
Incorporate the Biloxi and Back Bay
Bridge Company. The eleventh section Of
THIS Dill authorizes the Board OF Mayer and
Aldermen OF the city of Biloxi to subscribe
tor fifty shares of the capital stock of the
company sought to be Incorporated. pava-
bic In the manner prescribed in sectiJn :?
Provided, A maj ority of the legal voters OF
SAID city, a. special election shall as
sent thereto, which special election
the Board OF Mayor and Aldermen are re-
CURED TO order. within sixty laws after the
passage OF the act. Section ID OF article XII
OF the constitution. declares that the Leg
lslature shall not authorize any county, CITY
Or town TO become a stOckholder in or to
lend It's credit To any company, association
or corporation unless two thirds of the
qualified voters of each county CITY or
town at special election, or regular cleo
tlon, be held therein, shall assent thereto,
The section Of the bill to which | have re-
ferred, is manltestly in conflict with the
above quoted section of the Constitution.
For this reason, L reluctantly return the
bill without my approval, and ask its re-
consideration.
Very respectfully,
j. nj. STONE. Governor.
Mr.. Tison moved to reconsider the vote
passing the bill. Carried. And the bill was
indefinitely posi- poned.
REPORT.
Mr.. SPEAKER-The committee of confer
ence on II. B. No. US, Ian act to provide
for the distribution Of the Common School
Fund of the State" have agreed on the
following substitute for section 3:
SECTION ?. Be it further enacted, That
the distribution Of Said fund for the present
year shall be made according to
the number of educabe children in
each county as enumerative by the
Assessors in 1877. reyi ed and corrected by
the State Board of Education, said Board
shall, without delay, carefully examine said
returns. and in all cases where the same are
believed by said Board to be materially
erroneous, either by reporting too large or
too small a number of educable children,
they shall so revise and correct the same by
comparison with the population and by the
use of such other Information as may be ac-
ce>sible, as to provide Tor a fair aud equit-
able distribution of the Fund. For counties
where no returns were made for 1877, the
said Board NAV adopt as the basis of distri-
button, the returns Of some previous year.
revised and corrected as herein before pro
vided for.
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very respectfully,
"A FRIEND OF THE LADIES"
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schr Nstha.iei Holmes Dow. Providence for Neg York
York
Schr ii Shaer, Hubbard Portland. ct, tor New York
schr Joseph Hall, Hamilton. Portland Ut Tor New Iork
schr Freestone. Stevens. Portland Ct for New YORK
senr kAte SCRANTON Pond. Stoniugton Tor New fork-
Schr ovetta, Harvcv. New Haven for New YORK.
schr yohn Brooks. Fox. New Haven tor Me- hork
Sehr Lucy Jones. Merryhew. New Haven Tor New fork
Schr Liberty, Johnson Norwmik. CT, tor New York
York
schr Mail. Morreii, Greenwich for NewYork: -
Scnr WIN Il Peck. Bunce. Cold Spring Hsroor, LII ior
New York.
BOUND EAST
Bark Christina (Br) Andrews. New York for Liverpool
Brig Gsor-e Burnam, Palmer. New York TO- rors-
land. Ne. 81. -,
schr May Munroe Bartlett New York for st John. NF
Schr sammy Ford. Alien, New YORK for Yarmouth Ms,
schr Aurora Boreslis ton, Finley, Now York i0r OF
schr Mark~ L Davis, Davis. New York for Dennis.
schr John. Lozier, Tisdalr. New York for Taunton
Schr SArah Mills Mills. Now York for New Bedford.
Sshr Thomas Ellis. Chase, New York for Fall river
schr Elisha Smith, sleeper. New York for ProvidencA
Schr j VI Freeman. Eldrldge Now York for New Haven
Schr Niagara, wosten, Newburg for Bridgeport
Schr Biilow, Haskell. kondout for Boston.
6chr Modesty Nickeryen. Port Johnson for Plymouth
Schr Brszcs. lacket Port Johnaon for ast reenwich
schr t,ornelia. Lyon, Phisdeiphia tor Providence.
Schr Sarah Reed Arnold Philadeiphia for Norwich.
Schy Gertrude Smith, Jameson New York for Las Pal
mas Canary lssnds hefore reported on the HERALD Tel
esraph station ~ whitsstone. Ill. pusceedsd this AN
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIS DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK, AUG. 4, 1878
ARRIVALS.

REPoRTED HKRALp STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHIrEsTOSE TELEGRAPH LINE.
Steamer Erin TN. Andrews Liverpool July "a and
Queenstown 10Th. with mdss and passengers 10 W.
and Neville 26tn with mdse aud passengers to Henderson
. ssS sy 81 = ~ S Ssu ~ " an American
s,esmsr 1snts ts.,, Sinister Cstsnl. June ~ Rod
rsia 2oh. with ru, 20 Phelps Bros Co vessel to Ben
barn shSsss Signal fMs toapa German
:, Steamer wyanoke. Couch. ,chmond CITY roint and
steamer Richmond. Kelly, Lewes. DEL with muse 10 the
snip K.rnar ,of PIcios Ss, MeGreso, Bristol jung 2e
bsl.t 70 Bcekmsns. Oereia A Co. Anchored in orsvss
.sg 8s:.s ks,. Co Antwerp days with
W.sa S Foe, Co. anssos.S IN cr"v'ssuS Bay
n.s Is s. ss g s'.s 9" ASsss1.a az IA
gaiE K.qes tSof hIi.rsen, Antwerp SO days. In bal
ballast. '' s'S%Srs AZ ROBBINS "o''o'm
sn s. g r wssy ss A''"''n ''r' %
bark Evening star Nor. Sssis Genoa - days, In bal
Bsts n N l.vea OF Portland, Urick. 0ardsna. via
gris Iss gswJ, Petersen ferna@eaeo % vim
TO Drcxel, Morgan 90; vessel to fancn, Edye Co.
Brig Ambrose Lisht. Giles. Nagaabo, PR - day., With
sugar and moasses to Brown Bros; vessel to Miller
schr icior tBr, Pogot, ST Johns, Pr ~ days, with
sugar to VI Bcste A Co.
Schr July Fourth Wood Ragged Island days, with salt
to n Blown; vessel to II W Laud.
Sehr Moonlight Lyman, Rtchmund, Va
Schr Bunet, Ilynes itichmoBd, Va.
Schr john j Ward, InmAn, Ale xandrIa
Schr @ Brooks Darby, virginia
Schr Clara Parker virsiniA
Schr Caddie Wampak, Kennedy. Baltimore.
scbr u q Bird Rose Baltimore.
schr W VI Thorndke, Churchman. Baltimore.
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE.
B)uND SOUTH
steamsr General whitney Ialjett Boston for New
YORK. with mdsc and passengers 10 n DinocR.
steamer City Of Fitchburg Ellis, New Beatord for New
YORK, with mdse and passengers TO Barnr Davis
brig Reporter, Ryder Bangor tor New Yorx
schr Arctic OHM, Rocklsnd for New York.
kchr SPRAY, Barker, Portsmouth,. MI. for New York
schr Rowe, Orr. New Bedford for New York.
scbr Vim Bcsrdnsn, Assms, Provdcnce Tor Now York.
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YOUNG GAMBLERS.

Judge ferry at four O'Clock yesterday morning
bailcd the sixteen young gamblers who were arrested
In tho police raid on william Bridres' house. In
Pierrepont street, Brooklyn. on Saturday night.
They had all gwen false names to the sergeant OF the
First precinct Some Of them are members
OF families on Brooklyn Heights, and all
OF thcm are very well connected. The
police wero spgularly ignorant Of their true
a. mes and Their correct addresses They we're
charged with gambling ana were put under $500
bonds each 10 appear before Judge Walsh TINS invrn-
ing Bridges ana his coored doorkseper were ball I'd
$500 each, AT the regular session Of Tho court.
some hours later. The RAID was mado
by order OF the Police Com miss,oners, TO
whom number OF Complaints had been
made by the relatives OF tho youth, who were The
principal patrons OF the house. Bridges was con
nectcd Win the Metropolitan Police force for seven
years, and did duty Tor mat tmo IN the very pre-
ciDct 10 which he located his gam ing house. This
game had been going on Tor about two months. In
specior Waddy was instructed TO break IL up ut all
hazards ana was obliged to detail Williamsburg de-
tectivcs VINO unknown 10 the precinct to carry
out orders
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SHEA'S DEFINE.

In front OF No. Is Bowory on Saturday night q
gentleman with glib tongue and graceful cIocution
said many comical and amusing things while he
uuned prize packages Of soap with no end Of silver
imes. THIS proceeding go entertained MT Robert
Wool, OF No sos Fifth avenue, South Brooklyn, that
be gave II his undivided attention, aDd was aroused
IRON his contemplation only by the presence OF a
strange hand 10 hts vest pocket He was on the alert
In a moment But II was too late. HIS watch and
chain, which were worth si20, had disappeared, ana
tho pufIoiner too had stolen quietly away Wooi's
eyes, however, CHANGED to rest upon the retrcsting
form Of Jobn shea who had STOOD beside ~ during
the exhibition OF the prize packages and 81 hDg bn
out the offender he started In pursuit. Tenth pre-
cipct ontcer CHANGED along Mt the moment and ar
rested Shes who pleaded innocence, but was taken to
the station ana locked up.
In the Essex Market Court yesterday he entered
plea oil guilty, which mad very Muncbausen ike
hsvvr about He said he mad been enjoying tue ped
lsrs bumor, when small boy crcpt up to bin and
pain that man dressed juft as he was mad stolen
watch aud chain, and tho owner was consequently IN
sesrch OF some Uns VINO looked like him. his tuvc
nile mentor also ADVISED him to 80 away forthwith
aud change his rainenl But John shea claimed that
he scorned DISCUSSES, ana 80 had come 10 gr.ei all
through mistaken identity The Couri, unhappiiy Tor
MIN, hsd another view OF the matter, and ohm was
committed 70 answer IN }2,V00.
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STRANGE IF TRUE.

THE SISTER OF A WEALTHY CATTLE DEALER
AND HER HUSBAND TURNED OUT OF THEIR
HOME FOR NoN-PAYMENr OF RENT.
For tho past three days ola white.haired man
and his vile might have been noticed by any passe
BY sitting the steps Of the house No. 81
Bsseoksr street, looking the very picture OF mis-
cry. Before them on she sidewalk lay piled sn
ind,scriminate heap Of old and broken furniture,
mattresses, crockery and other household arteIss,
indicating plainly the Of heir sorrow-they
had boon turned out Of their home On top OF the
pile OF goods was q large tin hat, such
rs arc 20 be seen outside Of hat stores,
marked 'satcst STYLE" The pair solaced themselves
occasionally with drink Of stale beer from dirty
tin can placed beside them. Yet the woman, accord
Ing story they gave Yesterday, was the slsor
OF one OF tho largest cattle dealers IN this county,
and the man a few years ago was prosperous msr-
chant
that he was formerly doing business as . halter ON
Broadway and aftsrward IN Amity street. Two years
had LETT wen, 10 his creditors He struggled on with
tiast ho took The little back room 90 the
bird floor OF the house wnsro they wore
sitiipg aud managed TO support himself BY odd jobs
until incy were turned out last Friday. HIS wife,
King, the greatest cattle owner in America
Some months ago Mr. King sent ms
.ns draft for $500 On tho s1:
BANK Of ST. Louis Upiortupaasiy tor these poor pee
pho The money reached them. An investigation
showed that The mails had been robbed No oos ever
ATTEMPTED collect tie drait at 81 Louis ana II
PROBABLY destroyed rs being dangerous Glow.
FAvOkABLE EvIDESCE.n4A
While the old gentleman was relating his mtsfor.
tunes to tic members OF the press . young man
passed by and stopping heard he latter part oil the
story about Mr. King 81 have often driven cattle for
James King my self" he said. Then he proceeded to
question the couple and confirmed all their
King saying that thsy ust either be telling the
truth that hey had goI very reliable In FORMATION
from some who knew King. Mr.. Condor saw by
the Galveston papers OF the l4th ulI that King 10.
tended 10 come to this city hut In another paper
two days later he saw that King had gone back to
Corpus Christi with his two sons and daughters
sThcn." said the old man, with tears In his eyes. III
gavc up all hope"
Mr. Con on claimed to have paid tho up TO tho
22d Of August, and that he dispsssessed upjusy
He said they formerly paid $l0a month, but their rent
had boon reduced TO S. He showed Inc ioowlngsr re-
ccpt for IS from the agent Of the owner OF ne hoose
Mr. 7. Jefferson Gibbons:-
JuLy ~. 1879
Received from Mr. g. eight dollars. rent
as 90 r. j. GIBBONS
Nj. Condon says ne was turned out without cause
In the way last year, but they let him 90 rack
again. "Wbst can l do without money against sucn
peopleSv said he.
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SPOKEN.

ship Don Ouixote. King from Cardiff for Hong Kong
June Is, lat II O6 n, lou "a 10 w.
Ship GrecNn DBL Torrance. iromDundee for New York.
Ship Alert Park from Mejinones'for Hamburg.July 8.
lat A As n Ion II 49W
ship Monroya tBr johnson Iron ST John. NIB. for Lv
erpool My ~, lat so. Ion 10.
Ship Herssy. Waterhouse ,.from Liverpool for Bonn
bay, July - lat ~ n. Ion IL w.
Ship Princeton. Bradley. from Now York for Bremen,
July 81. lat ~. Ion II.
Ship (Norl Nielsen from Pensacola for
Genoa Juy,ls, on Trafalgar.
Ship Ida (Grr) Fsnnekohl. from Revs for Baltimore,
July IL, 20 miles OF Ness Island.
Ship B.ckwalI (Br. from Hull for Miramich Culy ~,
lat A. So, Ion q 81
Kate Mellick B. Fraser from Rotterdam for Now
York, July IL, lat ~, Ion ..
Bark Sagaenay (Br) from St John, NIB for Dublin, %
DAYS out. lat 40 Is. Ion Ia 36.
Bark Hortonsa Nor) from London FOR Sydney, CUB July
81. OF the Lizard.
Cheshire, Patchelder from Newport for Simon
Town. CGl, ) une 9. lat u y, Ion "a w.
Bark Edwszd Jewert tBr). Namauist, from sRotter.
dam for New York, July IL. lat a.. Ion 81.
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AMERICAN PORTS.

ALEXANDRIA, Ang 3-Casarsd, schr Lsura;E Messsr,
BOSTON. Avg s-Arrvsd. schr Sarah 0 smith. Banks.
Ce.rsa-sehrs A sh.. vapcls:f. and 2 r N...s.
xss si Holm o x.s for
4hA.riysd ;s,s%ss ss' a. @ MSnl. ys,-
Ssitimore; Neptune. Barry; Ne York; sehrs ollie Van
sSe.s So If HAM, fs. Ha
ccut l. Burinsams. BurlinsHsne do; A Hsason. Phn.
BALTIMORE, Aug 4-Arrivcd: merslFerdnss,d Van.
S"wbern. Nc oecr.ra Roynos YorK: ship David
s VIM
S.ekTsoa @ snekn:,d S HS5S .;I S. my ss.a
n ssu tSon fsder:en .mSSry Aleh:a. dsaD.
sna: .shFs . Ases
Kecne. brunswick. Ga; s.ephen 9 Hart winssor' Ms.
s%s s Aug @xsilssa .sh:: MARY Means. Barker.
sssa f'': S a.s
E r".s g.%. .s S:,'.cn S.na: DO ''' N''
T'F Fill s e; k h.fss s..,. Pear.
Of rEissas sfiih JAY sIA,sa er:s'.n Bend
' G,:. SsS ai .ssr. sro-n
pcl 27h r.os Ni,ehys = ySr; * 'i n:S wM;Hy
o..,as Ss. Ss sss: ..ssa
sccca a Garter. Weeks do; wh'smore. whamors.
fs ,s. s sHs n; s:ss. asss.:
Lynn July 27-Arrived schrs Ira La Iricncr. Coleman,
Georretown De- 3Otb Martina Innis Ne vcomb Phiiade.
phis. -. -,
4sh- Arrived steamer Lone s.sr, Forbes, New York.
NOKt DIX, Aug 3-Ceared brig Alexis cArg), HudginA
NEW BEDFORD. Aug 3--Arrved, sehrsy Clark. Cousins
Philadelphia; Excelsior, Brydcnbursh, Col spring .
sailed-Schrs II Botser, Anderson, Bniti more Lydia
Roper Cranmer, Norfolk amartine. Irc and fhtisde
phia Lacouia Crockett New YORK. Paviio hoonins do
NEWPORT, Aug 2 Arrived. schrs Cerro tscrdo Oh:mp-
lin, EusaVethport Fall River; Nightingale Young Iron
Pail River fer new York -, ,,,s... A.. ~
Bcufora: Veto Thorndiks, New York Tor fora lanh -
FORT MADISON, uly y7-Arrived, bark Videue. Boyd.
pIiii.ADELPIIIA, Aug ARRIVED. STEAMER Junists
Catherine savannah; bark Pasqunltna utsil sano, LII
catn: brig Flower fa (Brl. Wnsburn, eharcstovn
h: schs Marian tsage. sbeiaon CIcnneKos IL williams.
Williams Aadison Mel John ID Williams Pierce, Dresden.
Esyy New Bedford; Hattie Perry. Chase. do.
Wit;iiMOND Aug 2-Arrived. schr j ID Ingrnlam, Mat
s.c Schys John Mcdonald McKindrey hnsdcphia;
n d noket New York: Francis Hubert Cranmcv. do
san FNASCiSCO. July 27--Ciesred. bark Don Nicolas
doll Henry NAnamo; brig Josephine, Wilhens. quay
ssed-sh,p o,sgo, Harding. Port Biske'y; bark Ore
xn.,s-Sicsrcd ships Cherweu (Br, weao, Liverpool
via Maydaiena Hay; Governor Goodwin Lester, Cork
bark N 4 Bouverie tBr), Evans, Liverpool
4th--Arrivcd, ship Florence, Kelly. New York.
SAVANNAH, Aug 4-Arrived steamer General Barnes,
Cheesman. New York.
saiIed-Scnr Minnie, wicks, New York.
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BurSos AyRns July 2o-Arrived. bark Guions {Br,.
cglTaax. nj. July si-cleared. bark Lothian tBD
GIssArrIs. July Ia-s.lsd. brig Char. d..D, Jscc..
New York;, Nsplcsi l4th bark. An,h. tau.,.
kieer iron M'oc> sayops; i1'h' b"sy Asndr'ck
'malraI Aug ARRIVED bark St olaves OBJ. Carter
Arrived 18th, steamer Caspian 'B). Trocks. baltimore
MoNrns.L. Aug iarrivea steamer. Bc,h.l Br,. Pate,
.s . smith IRON from rs.nce bark
ssca ID s. me-, su,.n r Co, ys.o n'ssown;
pcrou Aug iArrived. bark Cavalier tBr, Nurrhison.
Oursxc Aug 2 Cleared steamers Manitobau (Bs, Nc.
Dousal. Glasgow; sarmatan. Arid. LiverpooL
sngpAc July 2s-Arrived. bark Dr~er. sulbert Liver.
ST JONI, Ms. July si-cieared bsrk Fredcn Nor,
losey. new YorH Potonsc (B. odelI. Vineyard Haven
for orders.
fPsm STEAMER BR,rASSIc.1
ABwRpgwN, July 23-Ar.ivcd. Deodarus Dorward, Mon
Ara, July 23-ssiied. lIsrmod. Anderson. New York
Jay Jailed sd.. Post, A%' s a..h,
.ca from fs,sSs ss DSn yr s.;., z.sa
%iassa, Jul; ie~ssiisd. ~ Ssisis". aeIsIIsn. New
XUcsIAxp July Sailed. City Of sydney ~. Dearborn.
Bnrsrol, July 24.In Kinsrosa s4.h. Minerva Olsen.
from Montreal for Glouce''er; 18th. Transit Brown, from
SIBssaow, July 2s- Arrived. Tlmour. Dsiheusie.
Sailed ath, Edaa. Erik.en. Mramiehi 24th Chienan.
Bsacnr HEAD, July ai-on, Ginello. Lavarelo, for
SsIrasr July 24ss,iea, st neiena McCalmont. Mira.
micni; 10Th, Us Wright Philadelphia
BRAKk, July 22Naied WillibHld Mutxeil Wilmington.
BRrxgnnAvrS, July 2i-sailed. Jenny Grotc baltimore
land passed Dover 18TH Mstletoe Delap, America.
BRFmxs, July 2i-ss.led, wiciand. ,vosesang, New
YORK I'D, Kepublik Fortmspn do; Everhard Deius,
Fortmapn dos Gustav n Oscar, Hartmann, do land an
chorcd off Bremcrhavenl; Galates. 1illsoury, Nsrh
America; GutenDurg uerlnch do, Iris Won Thuen ~ r.
vsns via Savannah; Helene Gcrdes, New York; Osmo,
Rantela. Baltimore.
BonpKAux July 23-Arrivcd Conts Gesa ssapasy. Cosu.
| Itch. New " rk.
Proceeding down I'D Eagle Rock. Hammond, for Now
| port.
Sailed 22d Formiea. Abrahamscn. Tybee
CARDIFF, July 2k-Cieared, MArklaud. Dakeu bombay
CRooKHAvEN. My 24-ssilea. L~hsina, Houghton,--
CALAIS, July 2l-Sailed. Lizzie Wright. Wright. New
York. 5000
vossrAsriSorLk' July i0-Arrvsd. hAnse's' ose"ce
Bermuda.
DEAL. July 23Passed. l. sturgcs. Linnekin and Cor
nclius Urinne Borland London for New York; froden
HaIvcrssn 90 tor Philsdspss Finland sornssn 90 LOT
Pugwssh; Margsreta, kyborg, do Tor sMiramch; .ohr
Brnma t Pollard. West Artlepool Tor New York path
Sorrento ts, Brstow, IiEi Tor do; 10Th uolden Horn
Kjestrup usyec Tor London France l. Regers, londo
for New Yorx ADVICE Todd Quebec for London Ceasssn
\ time, Co.'s, New York tor DO