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The New York herald., 1878-11-06
GRANT ORDERED HOME.
From the Washington Post, Nov. a.

Prom the Washington Post. Nov. ~
The announcement made by General Hickeulooper
At the late reunion Of the Army Of the Tennessee TO
the effect that Grant had decided to abandon the resi-
due Of his contemplated tour round the world and
return home in few weeks. possesses considerable
political significance. 1t is the first step In the radi-
cal programme Of 1880. Tho next step win be o
ference Of republican leaders here shortly before the
convening Of the next session of Congress- At which
thorough reorganization Of the radical party will
take place and complete programme of operations
agreed upon The stalwars have completely captured
all the other elements Of the party and there will be
no dissenting voice vote in the forthcoming
influences OF the party in Office in the press and in
the Methodist pulpit for the denomination OF Grant
The radical managers have had much difficulty in OBJ
tanning funds this year from the national bankers
the syndicate and other great moneyed interests
which have hitherto bled freely to I'LL the radical ex-
chequer and it is believed that nothing short Of
definite committal of the party organization to
Grant and . strong government. will unlock the
coveted Golfers again. The precise date Of Grants
rival cannot be stated but it is probable that he will
be in New York by the 25th inst. We informed
that the contemplated reorganization" will embrace
sphere of permanent activity on the part Of the
Hale and Gorham committee, which Is to be turned
into sort OF central staff or bureau of party admin
istraton. The design is to enrol permanent Grant
ina ia0' winter M the Of which is be
paid from central fund In short, the
Grant movement is to be put definitely and
squarely its legs, and, far unlimited cor
ruption fund and such power Of patronage still re-
mains in radical hands can accomplish results, the
movement will be pushed in every direction. Hayes
will place the entire patronage of the Executive
disposal of the managers Of the Grant movement and
1t is limited that II Schurz adheres to his oath
never support Grant under any circumstances and
proves ntractabe he will be invited get out Of the
way and let in Eugene Hale or Senator Sargent.
In short. every remaining partisan energy and
source Of radicalism will be concentrated upon the
name and fortunes Of Grant. and. far the awk-
ward restraints Of . Congress democratic in both
accomplish the gigantic task of packing the country
to either elect Grant in 1880 bring about state OF
affairs that will enable him ut their head seize the
government by coup dttdt upon the expiration Of
Hayes irrespective of the result Of the election
We shall be able to give further and more explicit
details Of this plot about the time the conference
h.w.
The New York herald., 1878-11-06
FIRE IN BEEKMAN STREET.

Fire discovered in building used as q store
house in the of No. 10 Beekman street shortly
after nine O'Clock Last night Three alarms were
sounded. but it was only after an hours hard work
that the flames got under control The Are ORR
gnated the second floor and spread to the building
in front, doing considerable damage Tho losers
are William Manson. ale dealer. who occupies
the basement; Chase Co.. dealers In
silveiware, who occupy the first floor
and the back room the second floor.
The third and fourth floors occupied by J. T..
Mcintyre carpenter. and John Hurley, dealer in lead
and tin. The loss these two floors was about
$4,000. The building in the rear valued at $40 0O0 in
which the fire originated. was complete loss. A
that $4,000 will cover the entire loss buildings
and stock.
Several frcmen were badly burned about the faco
and hands by the dropping Of hot lead from the hd
Annr
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

s1....s c.r n.:y from ..Ss1s J.
% Ehs x s S.S .
her cargo before getting on
snrr BULLION San Francisco Oct % from hsnils rs,
lsa :S;P Sa:.:fns IN Listing
rseied spAnksI and main spsnees carried away
MAsh put into s. met xsa rs 'ns nsSss uy
masts.
in hurricane i q PSiadsiphlA Nassau,
BRIG COLUMNS Dutch, Mudsr. from Lsguna for Ham.
burg struck bank Aacran reef o the coast
none q ,Sor Effects Tho was ~ ton. had
ia ss II arysd s!eo T. .nS
scHR JORDAN. from baltimore Tor Boston. Is ashore
at tho Bodkin mouth Of the Pstapsco.
scMn sILyxR sIR.An from Prince Edvsrd lsspd before
and got of.
scHa LRu HAnr, Giles. from ouracea for Boston was
and sails and short Of provisions and
by revenue cutter Gallatin 4th inst.
sSna from Pswtueks fSr Ssr & YSrk M to
high and dry e low ide and y mSeddsd In tho sand and
fwREcx-captan Pe.rie, Of steamer cspernicus at Bait
more reports Oct 2s ist 70 70 Ion Ss Il passed
been In that position some time.
BAxcoR Nov Schr Annie Leland, Of this city, boand to
ne. nS s
head On the Sn Of o & sas , n @ M sO
D. Thuston and others.
JAcksoKvrILR, Fla, Nov 5-schr H wlams, which ar
p no!5
Portland Me- IS days out and entirely out Of provisions
Lookout.
ST JoHs NIB Nov 5schr Maggie l. Of and fo. this port
S% rSn e ss vss svS
Stephenson / Ao(Hbbon. uninsured
The New York herald., 1878-11-06
SUBURBAN NOTES.

Three Of the elders and vo Of the trustees OF the
Westminster Church Of Jersey City have rendered
their resignations They opposed 10 the pastor.
Rev. Mr.. Bidwell. who will vacate the pulpit the
LIST Of January next. The laymen want 70 get rid Of
him and the case win go before the presbytery
At his home In Newark, yesterday, in tho house
where he born ninety years ago last April. died
Samuel Baldwin. OF the town characters Of New
ark His ancestors among the settlers of the
place Ia 1906. He lived and died bachelor and de-
yout believer In the PTesbyterian Church.
The New York herald., 1878-11-06
CITY NEWS ITEMS.

The National Academy OF Sciences assembled at
noon yesterday ut Columbia College Professor
Henry Draper read paper the solar eclipse Of
July ~ 1878. Mr. L. II. Scudder read on the early
types OF insecs and Mr. G. s. Pcirce read another on
the acceleration OF gravity ut initial stations In the
afternoon reception held IL President Barnard's
house. adjoining the college.
Superintendent walling was yesterday notified Of
the mysterious disappearance OF John Devling. o
wealthy property owner Of Morrisana. who has been
missing from his home since the LIST inst. Al he had
In hts possession at the time he left home Q consider
able of money. much alarm il fct for his safety
by his family and friends.
The New York herald., 1878-11-06

that they had the gold required to balance their
issue their command without actually abstracting
the amount from the Bank Of England. and without
turn? We're that done disturbing influence would
be removed without imparing the security and credit
of the admirable banking system of Scotland.
The New York herald., 1878-11-06
SINCE EXPLAINED.
lFrom the London World

II the changes Of the bank could be reduced in
frequency business would pro tanto DO put upon .
stable basis. Surely it would not be hard TO de-
wise by which the credit of the scotch banks
could be secured without the actual removal Of the
gold from Threadncedle street every six months, In
these days teegraphc tho amount Of the
precious metal in actual circulation is In proportion
to magnitude Of the business transactions OF the
country tar less than IL used 10 be- Could not the
saotah banks arrange 20 maka "A tha nphlin
The New York herald., 1878-11-06
CLEARED.

Steamer City Of Rio do JAneiro Weir Rio JAneiro-c
Mallory 4 Co. a..
Steamer wysnoke. Couch. City Pon, and Riehmona-oid
Dominion Steamship Co.
Steamer + w Brune Poster, Baltimore-J krems
Steamer Chas w Lord. Cotton Philadelpha-wm James
Steamer Glaucus Bearse, Boston-H Dmockx
Bark Albert BI Erskin Wellington and Port Lystie'on
NZ-Jas w Elwell 4 Co.
Bark Erycina Brt, Hannsy. Swansea Tucker 90;
Bark Fiadelha Ans) Poldngo. Bristol -Siocovich 20
Bark Liberia, Reeves, Goree and . market-fates TOT
terheld. !
The New York herald., 1878-11-06
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping and shipmasters informed
that by tesgrsphng the HERALD London Bureau. ad
dressing Bennett No. 20 Fleet street. London" ths
Paris oce addressing Bennett 81 Avenue do rOpera
Pars arrivals and departures from European and
Eastern ports Of AL foregA trading
United will b cablsA this
try free Of charge.
Captains arriving and sailing from French and MedL
ports will end the Paris ONCE tho econoi
cal and expeditions for telegrsphing nswA
The New York herald., 1878-11-06
FOREIGN PORTS.

AsprSwALL, Oct 13-Arrved. schr River Queen DAVIS
Pissisi 18th bark sleeper, Willis, Georgetown; schr
Hattie Hasksli. Cassidy, New York =, ., 60
man r Archibald Cardiff tsiucs reported ashore brig
J Westaway (jr). Macarthur. Liverpool :.
Cleared Ist, schr Corsica, Romkey, New YORK -.
GRoReRrowS, PEI Oct 2s-Ceared brig Bredelbane (Br
MAlSxx, Nov i-clsarsd. sehs Mary Murray. Newark.
~
The New York herald., 1878-11-06
THE ELEcrmc LIGHT IN ENGLAND.

LONDON. Oct -. 1878.
The electric hight has brighter prospects in London.
and the star-a dim and murky one 1t best-of the
gas company monopolists is waning. The Metropoii-
tan Board Of Works Is actually going 70 try the light
on the emhankment-the whole embankment
triumphantly told-trom Blackfrars to Westminster.
The 7Ises' machine lighted by the electric
light. Rapiefs process and . game 1t football
played 1t Sheffield the other night in the presence of
thirty feet above the ground. The briiancy Of the
Light great that dazzled the Players and the
ladies had to use their parasols screens So
servative the English people, however. that you
cannot get one man in hundred to admit the possi
bity Of entire suppression Of gas. may come in
time-a long time-they say. Edison Is oversanguine
and counts his chickens before they're hatched.
Some openly take sides with tho gas monopolists.
under whose absolute sway they have been for years
perhaps these have gas shares; others deliberately
prefer gas light. By the time that all the smallest
Continental towns have the electric Light in full
the fog that fills this great gloomy wilderness Of
streets be pierced here and there by the welcome
The New York herald., 1878-11-06

circular note OF Count Andrassy to Count Zichy In
Constantnople THE Turkish Ambassador has
presented circular about acts OF cruelty which have
been committed by troops Of occupation. We
repudiate with Indignation these accusations. which
are as unexpected they contrary TO truth.
They viii not deceive any in Europe. where the
respect which the imperial and royal army inspires
and its reputation too firmly established to be
reached by calumnious insinuations. We must
record that At Banjauka our soldiers confined them
selves TO repelling the attack undertaken by bar
barous hores against the hospital occupied by sick.
wounded and dying Bosnians a. we'll a. Austro-
Hungarians and that at Serajevo only few houses
have been burned. not measure Of retaliation
quence of the street fight There has been act of
pillage on the part Of our troops"
PRIvATR YRITzs VERSION.
The Pail Aau Gazette publishes = letter written to
my dear. good mother" by = soldier Of the Arch
duke Josephs regiment Of infantry. printed in the
Iesther Lloyd;"Following in pursuit Of the enemy
latter the battle II Glasnatx I'VE arrived 1t large.
isolated house. We broke open the door and rushed
In. Inside we found two men and number Of
women. Continuing our search we discovered two
muskets This sufaced for US TO At once cut down
the men. Our lieutenant then gave u permission 70
plumber. L for my part. at once looked about
for gold silver ornaments and succeeded In
finding some gold and silver coins. as well
as some paper money In ono room OF the house
large amount of inen skins, furs. &C., piled up.
and every helped himself to what he liked best.
took some silk handkerchief four red caps. twenty
eggs. bread and pound or two Of butter All the
women had run together into one room. We found
them out. and Us were curious 10 see what Turkish
women like tore the wells of their faces As
was searching about the house l some Of the
Hungarian soldiers cleverly pulling the rings of the
fingers and the ornaments out Of the ears OF the
women. Some Of them also tore the bodices OF the
women because they were richly embroidered with
gold. After had wrecked the house were going
to set 1t on fire. but did not. because somebody
said that had better leave II for comrades fol-
lowing TO finish plundering 1t. second house
that came to soon afterward we trested In the
same way" OF course Count Andrassy must be be-
neved before Private Fritz but Fritz was there and
Andrassy wasntl
The New York herald., 1878-11-06
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Tho and black herisontai spar buoy East Mark
Island Ledge Deer Island has been changed
TO . red spar buoy.
black buoy has been placed the Door Rock
between Bold Island and HaskellS Island ledges. Deer
Island Thoroughfsre.
PORTLAND Nov 4. 1873.
The New York herald., 1878-11-06

Ship County Of Kinross Br from Bombay for San 1ran
cisco, Sept H. LAT 81 IL n Ion 125 IS E.
Ship Thornhil (Br1, Haynes from Cork for Baltinore
Nov s. lat IS ~, Ion "a H.
Bark Wakefield. Carver from New York Tor Calcutta.
Oct -, lat IS SO, Ion 80 80
The New York herald., 1878-11-06
SAILED.

Steamers HALEY CBr) for Liverpool; Wyoming tbr DO
Arragon (Br Bristol City Of Rio de Jansiro Rio Janero
Wygnoke, Richmond Chss w Lord, Philadelphis; snit
Susan Gilmore Shanghai; bark Eliza Bsrss Br bermuda
brig Soelto QsaD, Oporto
The New York herald., 1878-11-06
NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
4 Saiis. Destination.
0gice.

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK EoR THE MONTH
NOVEMBER
The New York herald., 1878-11-06

A9-NoTTcE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING
THE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIGHT.-The NEv YoRx
HxRALD has adopted distinguishing Coston night signal
for board tho HERALD yacht showing while
burning the coos rod red changing from 70 tho
other n succssson and several miles distant
Captains Of vessols upon seeing this signal will obge
BY preparing any marine they have for the Ship
News Departments Of the HRRALD
ArEOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS IN THE
COAsTING AND FOREIGN rRADE.-Capsains officers
vessels in she eoAsng and foreign trade observ
dispacemen removal Of buoys requested
the fact the HERALD. that may DO
bsHaght publicly the Of the proper authoties
letter addressed ITO the editor Of the HxaALD Now York
city, giving accurately possible the number and POSI-
Of displaced buoys the Of their removal will
suffice all observed along the Atlantic and Pacific
Of the American Continent When they observed
Of European countries In the Mediterranean
Il that information be either By telegraph
letter the London oce OF the NEW YORK HERALD 20
Fleet street, London tho Paris Office 81 Avenue do
rOpera. Paris Who're the telegraph used dispatches
may addressed Bennett 46 Fiees street. London"
Bennett 81 Avenue de rOpera Paris" Where cases OF
displacement Of beyond
the reach Of the telegraph in Asia Africa captains
communicate with reaching the nrss eonvea
ien port will bs csbled. free Of charge
to tho HERALD and published.
~ desirous OF communicating with vessels
rving addressing such vessels
care Of HERALD yacht pier No East River, New
York Letters received from all Of the world and
pronp<iy delivered. Duplicates are required
ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK-THIS DAY.
NOON. HIGH WATER.
Sun rises .......... 81 Sandy Hook. morn I "a
Sun sets. .......-.. 81 Gov. Island. .morn 10
Moon sets. -. morn 10 He'll Gate. morn o.
HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBsER-
vATIONS.
Nor. s. Hour. 1ses sas lssg be. w%a Msssg ssss 2.
Ho7...1., - Noon 30 2s So So NV Clear
4PMJO25 All WI Clear
Bar. SPMD.25 4OI WI Clear
Sandy Hook. ~ PMao 2o 3el wNwI Clear
WESTERN UNION TIME BALL
Nxw YORK, Nov. 5-Noon.
Ths Western Union time ball to-day dropped correctly.
The New York herald., 1878-11-06
WHALEMEN.
SPOKEN.

~ See arrivals st THE port
Cleared New Bedford Nov sehr Petrs Hlandsra. "a
cruise
The New York herald., 1878-11-06
AusrRo-HuSoARrAs ATROCITIES.

LONDON, Oct 10. 1873
There are two sides every story Here is extract
from the taxi Of the Austrian reply " the Turkish
The New York herald., 1878-11-06
WEATHER REPORT.

HoLrmxAp, Nov s, PM-wina N. strong: bAromstsr
2ou38
PIYxourn. Nov s. PM--wind N. moderate; ane; baron
atar % ~.
The New York herald., 1878-11-06
HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER-
VATIONS.

WESTERN UNION TIME BALL
Nxw YORK Nov. 5-Noon.
Ths Western Union time ball oday dropped correctly
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h. steamer oortss. Bennett cfrom New York;. u

Sailed oth oortss Bennett rrom New York; %
Johns. NJ
Norm SYDNEY Oct 2S-Arrved. brig carrick , Bishop
ireland.
PoRr MuLGRAvK, Nov ARRIVED. schr East Vniq Char
lottetown. for New York.
QuEBEc Nov 2-Cleared. bark Gartsherre (Br). Kelly
Warren Point
sEILsuRSa MS, Nov 2-Anved. bark Mary Stewart tBr.
McLarren. Plymouth.
ST. Jons. NIB, Nov 2-Cleared brig Rothesay Munro.
Havana; schr Minnie. Qunian. New York
The New York herald., 1878-11-06

REPORTED THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AID HERALD
wHITEsToNE TELEGRAPH LINE.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1878-11-28
The Dog that Worried the Cows that
Nearly Killed the Parson.

Springfield Mass Republican.
A tnriiuug occurrence il reported from
Evanston. H., and, as it is probably the
drst instance on record in which the hustle
of lovely woman became an implement
Of crime, the case is thus immortalized by
the Cleveland Ledder. There was a boy
in that town named Daley. The boy mad
a dog, which he was acc Itomed to take
with him on his daily excursions To Ger
tain suburban pasture fields 10 drive home
the cows. On the 9th inst, Young Daley
found. on his way % the pasture, some
thing white and ruGied and mysterious.
He did not know what it was, but it was
TOO beautiful TO throw away, and the han
by thought struck aim that it might be
intended as an ornamental portable avn
nu for a dog So he called his dog aud
tipn the gay dev &c ar und his body Just
behind the tore legs TINS held the wavV
frills OF tho tou mare alort like canopy.
TITUS caparisoned the dog pFanced along
gagly in front of bis master to where the
cows were quietly grazing in the field.
immediately there was wild connection
The cows knew in a general way some
thing abJNt -sogs, but an animal half
dog and half bird, with a towering ban
ner of whalebCne and wire aud muslin
floating Ia the aummer wind, was to
them new and terrifying spectacle
They eyed the approaching terror mo
ment, then tossed their heads, turned tail,
and broke in wild stampede for town
The frantic herd burst from the end of
the lane into the Ts4in ROAD just as grave
and serious ex-minister of the Gospel
whose sands of life had nearly run, etc,
| C tme driving along. Him the cows heed
cd not The dog, with bis phenomenal
attachment waving up and down, was be-
hind, and they cared for nothing in front
One jumped across between the horses
and the vehicle, two others dashed against
| the wheels. capsized the Elder into often
| full of muddy water, and left the buggy
standing ON its b1am end with two wheels
in the air Then the horse caught sight OF
| the dog ran after the cows. smashing the
vehicle to atoms and distributing it along
about two miles of the public high
way. The cows reinforced BY the fiying
stced, carried the village like aa invsd-
ing army, and such was the terror and
surprise of the pc sple that they have since
done little else but talk abost il. The
i minister crawled out of the ditch and be-
| gan Legal proceedings against the boy.
who came into town By 3 side street and
slipped I'D the back stairs supperless &C
/ bed. The dog with the hustle saw tina
be had overdone the thing. and crept uadei
saarn. Tue problem that shsoros Evan
,ton IS where 10 classify the crime OF tina
GOV under the statutes of illinois.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1878-11-28

1T is useless to take medicine. | shall feel
better tomorrow. Besides, need the money
To get that lovely new hat Ny old one
sncn flight, and people viii look more
al my bonnet Than they vii at my face.
will wait till | feel worse befoe | spend am
munry fhr mtdicine" the new bonnet i,
purchased aua nifty otner feminine neceSSa13e'
la th. form of ribbons, lacrs, aroOcbts, etc
Meanw lille the Iady's face becomes every day
paler aud thinner, and her body weaker, until
disease has gained so firm touthold In her
system, that the most thorough and oiitlmes a
long ard tedious course Of treatment IS nee
essary to restore her 10 health Ladies'. at
tend 10 your health before You even think o.
apparel A fresh, blooming face in plain
bonnet is much handsomer and far more ut
traetive to aour gentlemen friends, than Il pain
W. ~ diseased face in the most elaborate and
elegant hat your mlliiner could devise DIR
Pierce's FaynTite Prescription Is eyefywhert
ackno lodged TO be the standard remedy foI
female complaints and weaknesses. il is sold
by druggist.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1878-11-28

letter They said they had come tt
spend Thanksgiving, and of course | had
to order dinner. What else could dog
"D,2' repeated Mrs. Netiingley. in ac-
cents Of the bitterest scorn couldn't
you close all the blinds and lock file
front door and 90 down cellar and pre-
tend not to be at homel I've no patience
with you!n
Three days afterward the three young
est Nettipgleys broke out with scarlet
fever. The seven little Smitherses took
it Of them-the rnaid took 1t Of the
Smitherses, and Mrs Nettingley had her
winters work before her.
81 wish to goodness had remained at
home,n thought Mrs. Nettipgley.
An9 the amount of thankiulness she
felt that year was rot oppressive, in spite
OF the Governors proclamation
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1878-11-28
Thep ,sioioayot,h.L Liver.

The liver is the largest secreting organ in
he human body, and the bile which Ii secrets
is more liable To vitiatiou and instruction
from its proper channels than auy other OF
the animal fluids LuNkly for the bilious,
however there IS an uufailing source 81 rellei
from liver complaint, namely, Hostettel 5
Stomach Bitters, "A medicine which for over a
quarter Of a century has been achieving
thorough cures OF the above mentioned
ailments, fever and ague. dyspepsia, b." eli
complaints. Rheumatic and kidney affections,
and disorder, involving loss of nervous viglf.
r. is, moreover, preventive of malaria dl-ea
aud affords protection 10 thousands of per
sous resdng 10 district Of country where that
dire scurge is prevalent. AS remedy ad ,pt.
ed to the medicinal req Iirement OF families,
it is supremelv desirable. and as i means 81
terrifying a debiliCated system, iC is thoroug-
ly to be depend uuon.