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Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-05-17
FOREIGN.
Current Notea.

LONDON, May 1.-THE Times's vi.
emma correspondent says Lord B Aacons-
6eld, In his last interview with Count
SchouvaIof, explained, with great pre-.
cision, the special English interests
which England would, under all cir.
cnms'ance', protect. England, as be.
fore, lays chief stress on the European
settlement Of the question, attaching
weight 10 the form only so far as e
affects principle. The fact, therefore,
that England is entering into "pour
parleZ,' about the various points
Of the treaty cannot be Inter.
preted by Russia as showing a
disposition on the part OF the British
Cabinet to swerve from the line first
adopted. Meanwhile the war party ia
ST. Petersburg is beginning TO stir.
Count Schouvalof 10 thought to be too
English IN his We've, and on his arrival
DO will find that q strong c~ounter.cur.
rent has get IN against his person as
we'll as his mission. His visit 10
Prince Bismarck looks as II he saw his
danger aud was intent upon securing
The cooperation of the German Chan.
cellor.
Negotiations for the surrender of the
torlresses aud the withdrawal Of the
Russian army from COnstanlinople, al.
reported TO be progressing GavOrably.
The Timoss Belgrade dispatch re.
ports Bosnia in a state Of great agIta-
ton. The insurreGlion is spreading,
aud the insurgents force ell christians
to joiu them or burn their vlllsges.
The Daily Telegraph announces that
FlScount SundOn is 10 DO admitted 10
a seat in the Cabinet.
The dispute in the Macclesfed cotton
trade ended by the hands agreeing to
accept five per cent. reduction, and
working four days 9 week.
The Daily NeWs's special from Der.
lin says the tone OF the press 10 not Al.
together confident. News from Vienna
is generally warliks, and seems TO indi.
cate that Austria does not regard her
prospects improved by the peaceful
turn Of negotiations between England
and Russia.
LONDON, May 1.-THE special cor.
respondent Of the Standard telegrsphs
from Rome that he fears that the Jssu.
itical and violent party has definitely
triumPhed at the Vatican. The Popes
liver affection he says, is not alarming,
but he ought to go away, and desires 10
go to Perugia, but lie unable to resist the
pl essure put on him to remain In the
Vatican. Cardinal Caterlni, Project of
the congregation, has written to the
priests who accepted the Gov
eminent stipend, threatening their aus.
pension II they do not make q public
revelation against the May laws, and
repudiate the stipends.
A dispatch to Reuters telegraph
company from Rome SAYS, after the
publication of Cardinal Calerini's letter
c%ensuriug the Prussian priests, negotia.
lions between the Vatican and Berlin
Immediately terminated. The negotia.
lions with the other Powers have also
Jailed. The Vatican is stated to have
resolved on a policy of resistance when
the Pope's health has improved.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-05-17

The Memphls ama WIekBbWPg
Railroad WaasS eressing Qmes.
ten. at't Y Pa" 'f'
| Ws are grAliaeA To- be able 10 slsis
that The proposition recently inside By
the n. & Y, r, r. Company 10 construct
The road to Rolling Fork Il the city
viii agree 10 take stock after the road
10 completed 10 that point has met with
almost universal favor. We do not
knew Of q single Influential citizen
VITO will vote agsinst It. We believe
that when the proposition is thorough
ly understood Il will be accepted unsn.
imOusly by our cltiEsns Of oil races. In
the meantime, however, every feature
of the proposition is being carefully
cauvassed, and this IL just what the
company desire. They believe firmly
thai II the proposition shall be accepted
they will be able to construct the road,
and they made the proposal in good
faith.
Some complain THAI the city has al.
ready loaned this road one hundred
thousand dollars 10 bonds, aud that she
has reaped no benefit from II, This is
so, bot It must be remembered that this
aid was extended on very differ
Oent terms from those now pro.
posed. In the present proposal,
the city does not take any rick, for the
bonds will remain In the hands of
Trustees selected BY the city until The
road shall be completed, q train run.
ming on It, and It is 10 good order for
and passenger business Gil the
way TO Rolling Fork.
There are others OF the citizens who
fear thst the road will reship at the
Yszop river, which, of course, would
take away . great deal Of the business
that Il should bring here. We are con.
adeBt that these fears are utterly
yrOUndleSs. The road cannot get
iOllar Of the bonds from the city, or
Sharkey county until 1t 10 com.
its entire length from the city
n the next place the road could not
'arn a dollar, i'll had to reship at the
Tazoo. Ii would be compelled to keep
lp aud run a steamboat which would
'at up ell the profits. The Company do
lot propose to reship q pound of
either way at the Yoz9o river
They Intend 10 cross The whole train,
'ngine aud all at the Yazlo, up and
Town on every trip. Until the road is
bile 10 bridge the Yizoo river, 1t will,
# course be compelled TO use a tran
er boat. But the Company intend to
un a large, long stout boat, that will
DIN to the rails on either side Of the
liver, and no passenger need leave his
Ieat, and not q pound of freight will be
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-05-17
The Memphis Appeal and the
TeFmlAaa QaesaIOn.

The Vicksburg HERALD states that
the Memphis Appeal charges fraud on
Houses Southern tFAnsc0nlinental rail-
road bill "beeanse the bill does not
definitely name Memphis as the eastern
terminus" That bill is very deficient
because II does not definitely and dis.
tinelly name Memphis % the eastern
terminus no other place on the east
bank Of the Mississippi river below
Cairo presenting claims 10 be the ter.
minus In any way approaching 70 the
overW helming advantages possessed by
Memphis, and also because Il is injur-
ing the whole scheme 10 run a possible
chance OF having some other place than
the best selected as the terminus
Memphis Appeal.
The Appeal has much more In the
same strain, but not 4 line Of sound
logic. For instance, 1t charges that
HOuSe's Bill is not q fair one, when II
acknowledges that that Bill provides
for Q Commission that shall select 9
terminus ct some point on the easI
bank Of the Mississippi river south Of
Cairo. 1t occurs to Us that Memphis
ia south Of Cairo, and If It possesses q
many wonderful advantages, wh!
would not the Commission be NOR
likely to select it than any other point
Fhe Appealsays,because Memphisls nc
sufficiently near the S2d parallel au
the road is to be built on or near tbs
line. This is not sound logic, for th
bill ltsel provides that the COmmissio
may select any suitable point south O
Cairo. We are inClinedt to think nOtt
ing but an unfair advantage will saI
isfy Memphis.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-05-17

TIE Greenville Times has something
to say about what the HERALD said OF
d.. Mccormick, when be was recent
ly arrested 10 this city, to answer In
IssaquenS, to a charge Of embezzls.
ment. We stated that Dr.. Mccormick
had sought an investigation. The
Times thinks We are In error. We
will say now that va do not know of
our own knowledge whether DR.. Nc.
COFmick 10 guilty or innocent. The
paragraph that appeared In the HER
AID In regard to him, was based on in.
formation furnished us by q prominent
and popular citizen Of Issaqueua
comfy. ...r..
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-05-17
An Interesting Decision in
BnnkrubHcy.

A decision in bankruptcy OF consid.
cradle interest TO merchants and law.
yerS, was rendered by Judge Woods, of
The United States Circuit Court, at
Jackson, on Tuesday of this week. In
December last certain creditors of Mr..
]. A. Peale, who alleged that they were
informed and believed that they consli.
tuted one.fourth In number aud one.
third In value Of eli bic general credit.
ore, Hled g petition In bankruptcy
against him, predicated upon the nom
payment Of q piece Of hiS commercial
paper, which fell due on the 18th Of
October, 1877, which was more than
forty days previous TO the 6ling
Of the petition. Certain judg-
ment creditors OF Peale's, whose
liens we're endangered by the proceed
iugs, interviewed and opposed the ad-
judicatiOn, upon the ground that the
pelitiOning creditors were not inform
ed and did not believe, at the time OF
filing The petition, that they constituted
the requisite %one.fourth in number and
one.third In amount, and upon the
further ground that by reason Of an
agreement on the part of the holder Of
the paper In question not to exact pay
ment Of it at maturity, but to let 1t lie
over, there vas no act of bankruptcy.
Held by Judge Woods, revsrsing the
decision OF the District Judge:
l. That where there lie an agreement
on the part Of the holder Of the paper,
at or before maturity, not to exact pay
ment but to let II lie over indefinitely,
the non'payment under such circum.
stances lie not q suspension Of payment
within the meaning of the Bankrupt
Act, and that there was, therefore, no
act Of bankruptcy.
q That creditors who file 3 petition
ln bankruptcy are held to good faith
10 the avermeDt that they are informed
and believe that they constitute the
requisite amount and number, and
when 1t appears that the fact was 9TH
erwise, and the evidence tends to es-
tablish the conclusion that II they had
any Information at all, 1t was to the
contrary, II devOlves upon them to
prove their good faith by showing the
information upon which they acted.
The q . was argued by Mr.. Albert
Lea for the petitiOniBg creditors, and
by Messrs. W. B. Pinman and e. D.
Clarke for the intervening judgment
creditors.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-05-17

THE GreenYllle Times and tho Port
Gibson ReVeille say that the press and
the people OfthlS District sFe almost
uuanimously 10 favor Of Gen. Chal.
merI's reelection to Congress. In our
opinion, ihere isnOt . man Ia the Dis
trlct who can beat him. This county
aud city regsrd.hIG reelection IS q mat.
ter already decided uPon. In fact, we
see no earthly reason Of holding . Con-
vebhOn In the District. AL the pm.
peEUiWIlI announce hlO name Ut the
proper time, and that e 81 that is re.
quired.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-05-17

Tag Dem5eta,s 10 CJuEtess hSve de-
tsrminsd upon 50 Investigation OF The
louisiana and Florida frauds, but cole.
ly for the purpose % AcquAintiug the
people With eli the facts, and not with
any view u. InyalidatIng the dtle BY
which he President hold bic Office.
The Meridian Mercury aud the Okla.
lOaa States will hardly be satisfied 80
they are 10 favor Of onsrns Hayes aud
pl9yinE the Rild generally. r.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-05-17

leeF soulhFonS snd Old Guard Joined
10 8 collation. q the AFaaUey'Of lhs lat
ter Company, aud spsgchet we're made
b. Gel. Z. B. MaBl0vs, Capt. VIM. R,
Spear, Gen. =. s. Butts, Major q. B.
Whitfield, Col. Wm. French, MsjoF 3.
r. TurlsY and others, sitter which they
.dispersed, well satlsGed with the dsy's
proceedings.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-05-17
The Proposed Plan OF 1~nvoutisauOu.

The Proposed Plan Of Investigation.
WAsHINGToN, May l0.-The members
OF the Joint Democratic Caucus Com.
mlltee came together with Democratic
members OF The House judiciary Com
mittee aud other prominent Democratic
Representatives., including Springer
and Williams, Of Michigan, who have
had In immediate charge the subject OF
alleged Florida Presidential frauds. and
after consultation with Speaker Ran.
dali to-day, reached the conclusion that
sn investigation Of matters connected
with this subject is not a question OF
privilege, therefore nothing can be
done except In the regular order of
business; consequently 1t was deter.
mined tha, the proposition should come
from the Judiciary Committee when II
should again be called upon for reports
for action BY the House. The Com.
miItee will then ask for authority TO
investigate all the facts in relation to
the last election of members of Con.
gress and Presidential Electors in the
State Of Florida, with the view OF as.
certalning whether the statements Of
McLin and others are true. The inves.
tigatiOn will be confined to these
points, and without reference 10 the
question of Presidential title.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-05-17

a1oFniBg. MAyfIlI8T8

M. CsAs. MoRGAS, the New Or.
leans millionairs, iS dead. He owned
flew railroads and steamship lines,
and gave snPIOymenl to 5000 men.
Just before he death be completed Nr-
fragments TO cur railway eoHnse-
ton for New Orleans WITH Texss. BE
Waa born 10 Connecticut, April 2lsI,
l7a5-
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-05-17

TIM following 10 . paragraph in the
report Of the Grand JOry Of Washing.
ton county: 81,
We have made denomination Of the
Court-hOuse, |: needs none, lie broken
Windows rotten gallery aud deserted
appearance speak too loudly Of a PEN
ny-Wise Board of SupeFVIsj rs. i 10,
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-05-17

In yesterdays HERALD acorrespond
entwanted the candidates 10 come ouI
and let the people know whether they
would light the city with gas. IL they
should be elected, sSit would influence
many In their votes. We don't sup
pose there ia any citizen opposed to
lighting the streets when the city is
able 10 do 90. II the new Board Of AL
deFmen should find il to have
the streets lighted, they will undOubt-
edly do 90 IL they should And It i'm.
practicable they should not do 60. In
any event, this question iS one for fu.
ture decision, for II iS not whether the
new Board Is in favor Of lighting the
streets or moi, 1t is whether or not the
city shall be able 10 pay for II. The
candidates for the Board Of Alder.
men should simply inform such voters
that they will do their best 10 satisfy
oil reasonable wants, but that they will
not pledge themselves beforehand to
do something that they might possibly
ind impFSclicable.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-05-17

The new gun invented by DR.. Nc
Allister, Of Mississippi, shoots 1000
balls Q minute and exterminates sew.
eral regiments at 9 time. 1t takes the
medical profession, after ell, to depOp.
ulatea country.-[MemphiS Avalanche.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-05-17

BISHOP GREEN contracted a severe
cold, and was unable to preside at the
Council, yesterday, bat we are glad to
announce that his indispOsition is not
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-05-17

Protestant Episcopal Church.
Diocese Of n ISSIssippi-PrOceea.
InEs OF the FiTsysarst Annual
COuucIl.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-05-17
IN MEMORY or THE HEROIC
DEAD. W.
Decoration Duy-A srOat Demonstration
BY cur CItlzsns-A Grasd nlIlary
OlSplay-StrsSlnu the eFayss
with Flowers.

The zsslons and uniiring efforts OF
the Ladies' Memorial Association, sec.
Ondsd By the Old Guard and the Vol.
unteer S~outbrOns, eliminated yester-
day afternoon In Que OF the handsomest
demonstrations 10 honor Of the Con-
iederate dead that has yet occurred
here. The weather was ell that could
be desired, and our ciIiz ,ns turned out
almost en- mGSSe, while the procession
was imposing, both In Numbers and
personnel.
THE PROCESSION
formed at The cOrner Of Clay and Wash.
ingiOn streets, aud marched to the
Court-hOuse In the following order:
lst-Grand Marshal and Aids.
2d-FiFemen Silver COrnet Band.
8d-V olunteer SuuthrOus.
4th-Hll tity Cornet BaGG.
5Lh- Old Guard
6th-Citlzens or foot.
Ith--CarTiage with Orator.
Here II was joined by the Ladies'
Memorial Association, q large number
Of citizens 10 carriages, on horseback
and on foot, aud the whole proceeded
10 the cemetery. Tue "WaFrsn Vol
u%nteers," an excellent organization of
the county, commanded by Capt. Jones
s. Wilkins, bad been invited to par.
tieipate In the ceremoBies, but owing
TO the non-arrlvsl of their guns, did
not appear As q Company, bat quite q
large number of them Joined the Old
Guard aud Volunteer SOuthrous. Ar.
irving
Al THE GRAvEs,
after prayer BY Rev. Alex. MarkS, Of
Nstchez, and music by the bands, the
folio wing letters were read by Col.
WIN. French, which explain them.
OKoLoNA, MISS, May 4, 1873.
hon. Warren CUwan, NIckEburg:
Dear Slr-Your letter OF the End inst.
on behalf Of the Ladies' Memorial Asso.
OF y0ur city, inviting me TO deliver
40 address on the 10Th inst, has just beel
received. regret to say that profession.
al engagements, which l cannot now
prevent me from comply ing with
their very ia tering request.
with NAM thanks TO the ladies for their
aud to you Tor the polite tera
10 wa'ch their invita- ion Is cOuohed,
remain, very truly ours, etc,
W +. TUCKER.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-05-17
yIcKsBrRG Mise, May 10, ls;,

Comrades OF the Old q ard;
| regret more than words OF mine can
tell Ii Il | an too unweil u commal ri YOU
to day. and with you, par lei ate in The
interesting, solemn memorial services
But friends and iellDw.COmrades, tn ugh
| may be absent, you will boar with Oh to
The sac graves OF u s.eeplng heroes
the homage and admiration OF one VINO his
served, and VIII loves 81 well TO do honor
TO those who gave up tSeir lives In de-
Tense Of all th Il 10 dear TO every Southern
he Art. | am, fellow com rades, gratefully,
your obudlent servant, =
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-05-17

81 BscRIBE for the HERALD.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-05-17
DIOCESAN WORK.

Let me now turn to speak Of the condi.
ton OF the Diocese, and 10 lay before you
a stat mont Of the work, little as II Is, that
| have been enab ed to perform, since we
united one couple In matrimOny, conse.
craled one Church, licensed three add.
tiOnal Lay-readers, ordained three Dea.
cons, received one additional candidate
Tor orders, baptiz, d Ave adults and forty
one children, confirmed one hundred and
seventy persons, transferred four Of our
clergy 70 other DiOceses and added seven
to u list. Une Of our candidates has
been admitted TO the D~lacOnate and one Of
our Clergy has been removed BY death. l
have given my consent to the c0nseoratlon
Of four Bishops. .
After encouraging illusions 10 the
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-05-17
Al TIE GRAvRs,

after prayer BY Rev. Alex. Mark', OIL
Nstchez, and music by the bands, the
following letters we're read by Col.
WIN. French, which explain them
selves:
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Nusfauo B.

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bulfen bur6 ben S6arfrtdter &rauts uoa3oz
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inner 8adbertifb.

IIte unb 9ene 8eIt.,- Saultrirtes SAINT
IienbIatt. gerIas BON SebriOer 8enSiser, Stem
gort, Cincinnati uno ct. Souls. Bon pieier be-
Iiebten 4ublifation Iie9t bereits oas l6te 9eft fir
1878 Dor. Der s~ebiescne Snbalt. Der ni9t bios
Der 8elebruns, ion6ern aud Der llnterbaltnns unb
Grbeiteruns s~eipibmet it, uno Die biibi9en Sluitras
tionen ioltsn Der 9tlten unp 9enen &et in ieOer
fatbolii9en Samilie @inSans ueribafen. as8a.
9urd EbeobaIb'S ribmli9ft %befannte 8u6s
Gambling in Cincinnati erbielten mir bic ~neleiten
0efte Der 2eipjiser GdrtenIaube, Der Stutt9ar
ter Sllun. BeIt unb bes 8erliner g agar. ollie
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bejogen weroen.
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in 0ihpautie. - Bon bieiern uortreffli6en 8erfs
den liest bereits bic pierte 2ieferurs Dor. 0afelbe
Io[te in feiner SamiIie, in feinem 9aushaIte feb:
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men 8ecepten, Ionbern Elm pirtli6 lebrrei6es anres
senOes Derf, oeiien 8ertb bur9 ben ~annutbigen
StpI nod erb0bt pirb.
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fuhteten gnurifter. aieIen qrrnIs nnb Der.

fudteiten 9ouriftemsS ieIen 9rrols anb Der
S9mei3 bic gonfurren3 aufnebmen f0nnen.
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bauptiddli8 in Der ii9 anOernOen GeitaItuns
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5000 SUB boben GebirssfettenE 9b6Iern,
Sluren nno @nspahen sebiloet ion iaalS
member 5lllien unb raui6enben Baden brr6e
flojen wirp. Cine ippise, monnisfad me9s
felnbe SIora beoeft SelSer, Mbbdnse unS
ielbft Die bO9iten @~ebirssstpfel, bel Oenen
nur bic unb ba fables 8eitein 6erporra9t
UNI oas ippise @rtin gu unterbre4en. Babs
renb in 9almatien, in Der SerSegopita unb
tbeilpeiie in Montenesro Die 8ebirse polfom=
men Does 8aritseitein iinb, mo Die Bora unD
Der Sirocco ieben neuen 8Han5ennu9s per
binoern, finben fi9 in Bosnien Die pra6tiss
item Wdlber. Der fru9tbare 8oben 1T penig
angebaut. SSn ben iiOIi6en @esenben ses
oeibt bic OIiue, Orange, Seise, ,&eis, Der
Nein ielbt in ben @ebirsstbalern. Sn Der
san3en Brouina weroen 11,3O0 en9Iiide
Ouaoratmeilen auf @albboben - 9anSe
3weti99enmaIber, - 6,100 ensIil9e 2ua6s
ratmeilen auf Gulturboben 5000 ensliide
Guabratmeilen auf @etbeboben unb 3,400
auf nbauunssfabises urlanb gereanet.
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Dir gtnfe our GeiuuO6eit.

Die grIansuns BON 2ebenSfraft lift Die Gfufe Hur
Seiunbbett. Nenn es Dem Sr9anisnms an gitGlis
tat inangeLt, iperoen bic perl9ieoenen Srgone trdqe
IN tbrem Oien1t, omnten 1ronii9 in llnoronlfIQ
nno i1iieBIid iest 1i6 bic aranfbeit feft. Dtefeth
unleltsea 8nftdnee por5ubeugen, foate Der aes
l9pad)te 0r9anisruts Srrdb 8emlsang ienes. uHs
na4abnIli9en StdrfunesmitteIs, 6ofettsr's. Bsas
genbittfres, pel9es Die 8eroauun0sorQane 5tdrft
lno bic grinblibe Tnnpanotung Der SpsiIen in
ndbrenbes Slut ii6ert, aus peIdem ieber glnsfeI, 3
ieoer Jterp, ieoe Safer unseipo5nten &raftsufluB emf
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