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MONTGOMERY g. Co.
lie. @. BULLARD. AuctIoneer,

(E, @. BULLARD, Auctloneer.)
Attend to salos of REAL ESTATE, MERIDIAN.
Disc Of all kinds HOUSEHOLD FURNI.
TURE. HORSES and LIVE STOCK. OAR
RIAGES, LIBRARIES, PAINTINGS. ETC.
Regular sales at their office and salesroom, the
Old Auction Mart. 81 Camp street every
.. Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday at Ii o. m
ete. every Saturday ct II o. m. at MONT
GOMERY'S TATTERSALLB. 10 Baronne
street. -
Outdoor sales and sales at residences promptly
attended. Cash advances, If desired.
The business Of their friends and the public
solicited
MONTGOMERY & co.,
GENERAL AUCTIONEERS,
EE Camp Street. oc1 n
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BLACK MANS

COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,.
z3H.....,.... CaronaeEet Street.
STUDENTS ARE HERE QUAIL
~ fled for business in tbs shortest zF~
possible time. Book keeping mayb be g.
thoroughly learned In o few weeks. ->=sszSsass'
Penmanship. Commercial Calculations, Eng
lish. French, Spanish and German practically
taught at reduced rates, from 8 q. N. to D. m.
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LADIES' EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.

HEADQUARTERS LADIES' PEABODY
Auxiliary Association !
New Orleans. October 81, 1875 J
LADIES' EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
MRS. JOHN B. LAFITTE. Chairman,
first District-Mrs. w. @. BLACK.
Second District-Mrs. J. P. SARRAZTN.
Third District-Mrs. J. T. GIRAJLT.
Fourth District---Mrs. W. r. HAHDIE.
hifth DtstriCt-Mrs. A. HIRSCH.
- sixth Distrlct-Mrs. j. TARLET1N,
S}seyenth District Miss M. DEEVES
All applications for assistance to the Ladies'
Executive Committee must be made in writing
giving tho district In which the applicant re-,
sides; also. street and lumber of residence
These applications shall be made through tho
For First District-Poatofsce box $50
For Hecond District-Posofflce box 49,
For Third Observation-Disclosures box 912
For Fourth District ostoffice box ss1.
For Fifth District ostofflce box AL
For Sixth istrfct-Postofftce box Alb
For Seventh District-Postofflee box 49,
All such applications will receive prompt at-
tention. No calls or applications at headuuar-
tors or the private residences Of the members
of the association will be received or entor-
tanned.
oc22 i'm SAM'L CARTER. Secretary.
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FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-sTEAM ENGINES AND BOIL
= ers. both new and second hand Draining
Wheels. Pumps, ote., Saw Mills. Cotton Trucks,
Grab WenGhes, JaekscreWs. Crate Bars, Furnace
Castings Of every description. Also one second
hand Steam Fire Engine and one small Propel-
lor at CLARK'S FOUNDRY.
Corner Race and Tchoupitouias streets.
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eswEENyHLLE AND BENDS

UNITED STATES MAIL PACKET.
Leaves every TUESDAY at o, m,
, t. q, FOR VICKsBUBG, HATCHEZ
AS Davis Bend and intermediate land
R7s"'R'sH&aa%"H@ fngs-The steamer
EgOEsT. ". LEE.
william Canpbell. master.
John Tel. Mossop. clerk,
leaves aa above. connecting at yickgbure with
Parisots Line for all points on the Yazoo, Sun,
flower. Deer Greek and Tallahatchie.
q. G.. WAYNE
GEO. b. HITK, Agents,
VIII give through bills Of Iading to Trenton.
Monroe and oil. stations on the Vicksburg,
Shreveport and Teyas Railroad, via Delta, La,
w. B. BROCK ET'T. Agent
81 MapDZiue street
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SATURDAY vICKBBURG UNITED STATES
MATT. pAHR ETi ~N ~7

SATURDAY vICKBBURG UNITED STATES
MAIL PACKET.
Leaves every sATURDAY. at 30, m,
Co., a. FOR VIOKsBURG, DAVTs' BENZ
10 Nateheg and all intermediate land,
Eaz#sasaa&sS ln9s-The passenger packet
NATCHEZ,
L. Z. Leathers, master, ]. f. Muse. clerk
eonnsot1ng at Vicksbnrg with the Parisot Line
for Xazoo, Tallahatchie and BunfloWer rivere
a e With Anchor Line for Memphis. Cairo and
, This boat reserves the right 10 pass oil land.
1ngs tnat the Captain may consider unsafe,
sor fTetght OF passage applyt n board, or to
JAIME! q WORK. 1916 Common street.
-, J. T.. CARLIN II Tehoupitoulas St
Through bills fading given to Trenton, Mon
roe and all tstations on Yicksburg, Shreveport
and Texas Railroad. via Delta.
W. 3. BROCKETT
80 Magazine street,
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UNITED STATES MAIL PACKET.
FOR GREENVILLE, VICKBBU RG AND THE
BENDS.
Leaves every THURSDAY at .. m.
IT. = FOR GHEENVJLLE, VI6KSBURG
Las shEst On and the Bends-The new and mag
Hasasss@aszR#s niicent passenger steamer
y. M. WHITE,
). M. White master, CURT, Holmes clerk
connecting at Vicksburg with Parisott's Line
for all points on Yazoo and Talahatchie rivers
Boat reserves tho right to pass all landings
that the captain may deem unsafe.
JANNEY h WORK
se14 If E. W. ADAME
VIII give through bills of lading to Trenton,
Monroe and all stations on Vieksburg Shreve-
port and Texas Railroad. via Delta, L.
W. 3. CROCKETT, Agent
...-. SO Magazine street
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STE IN F2fsA.HB,
III IT. Nh pHHHR.

REGULAR MEMPHIS AND BEND PACKET.
Leaves on WEDNESDAY. Nov. 6, at D. N.
H. A. FOR MATCHES. yICKSBURG.
,GreenTyllle. Arkapolis, Terrene' i ne,
hrst class freight and passenger steamer
CHAs. r.. CEsOUTEsAU.
", FL, Thorwegan master,
Goo. Miltsnberger clerk
VIII leave as above For freight or passage APP
BROCKETT & GARTER. So Magazine.
Coast. town and bend freigbts solicited and
promptly attended to.
Pas :, 1{tet , RECOMMENDATIONS FIRST GLASS
hnQ IVA les LOW. Oc30
REG ULAR MEMPHIS AND BEND PACKET.
Leaves on WEDNESDAY. Nov 49, at D. H.,
IT, D. FOR ,NATGHEZ vICKSBURG,
lA6Es o. GEeenvlfe Arkapolis Terrene, He.
lena, Memphis and the Bends-The
tlrst class freight and passenger steamer
HENRY FRANK.
]. Frank Hicks master. All Grssorn clerk,
will leave as above. For freight or passage a.
BROCK Err & CARTER. 80 Magazine.
Coast. town and bend freights solicitei aud
promptly attended To-
P, pdafsss1ng fa acGc41nmodations FIRST GLASS
emu HATES Low ocgn
MEMPHIS AND BFNDs.
Leaves MONDAY. November T. at p. m.
mpa}h Of y VIM 4 t7 g. Tdrfsa tx "a
@as3'R7z'sSr~@ kapolis, Greenvile, Vicksburg and
oil way. bend and plantation landngs-The fast
OUACHHTA RELLE,
A. l.. Cummings master,
will leave as above. For freight or passage ap-
ply on board. or to
noa 9E HA 41q NJ s 70? q; GssyIsE street.
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RR H. ~ III.

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD,
BTEAM BETWEEN BREMEN AND NEW sag
LEANS. VIA HAyRB, SOUTH
AMPTON AND HAVANA,
vg@Nasak The steamships OF the North gsg
a ia, t}loyd will resume their Regular Tzap4
pn,s. FROM Bremen. From n, Orieaas
frankfurt. ....... October . AbDUt Moyarr. n
hanover .....October % About Eoveua ~
nurnberR ......-N Cvem. 6 About Deeern "a
Brau nschWeig. .Novenn. % About Deeern ga
fTanKfurb- .Dscem, 4 About January &
v Ihese steamers touch outward ST. Hayxa a1g
HHhVana. and on their home trip at Havana aag&
southampton.
PRICES Oh pAgsAaz!
va Tfo 70 sAEs9n gontha fg 10, Of Hayre e E
fro sna NV ge7a Orleans to soushampton Hsvra
Brennen-Cabin, $50 fgold) Steerags, sAS fcessSs
From New Orleans TO Havana-teffns ~
lgoldl; Storage, Sis gold. 1--WE"
Children under ten years. half price: csgasa
". B.-Our agent for Tezas, Mr. Peter Is. y5sa
hard in Galveston. ID authorized to isaTa eFaersn
age passage orders at the following t1r0ggesa
rates:
From Bremen 10 Galveston. ~. gold
FROM Bremen to 1ndlanoia, as 20. gold,
me company reserves the rignt ~ cnanasga
ronte o. me sfeaners. their Advertised daTaGf
Passage TICKETS from Bremen, uGharunsrs
signed. '"N "' 'A'>' 'S1@sA"A
ED. u, 6TooKMEzzfEfIhp III. 3 20. Agents
so'A All IL JRioa strsG.
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p EERLY RED RIVER pACR VT.

WEEKLY RED RIVER PACKET.
I, r. au FOR RED RIVER, EGG TfEggEge.
@A5ssasaA NORMAN =. Earttln's, Wares and ws#y
2a"z"asahs~ fandinRs-The steamer
Es4pN&TE LEN,
In place Of tbs Hsw Bart AbJei
Richard 6innott master. 80. HAmiltPxx. eEngSt
Leaves every SATURDAY. at E .. a.
apply on board, or to
r.. ". ADAMS. 81 Commercial rgeaa.
P.8:-Treight consigned to wharfbogtt n1tsa9ga
0f Bed river. or TO- agents at New Orleans Esg
the steamer Bert Able Will DO forwarded fressgS
charge. isa
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| This institution Conducted by the Sisters of
| Charity will reopen on NOVEMBER 4. 1878.
| The Sisters consider themselves conscen-
| tiously bound to respond to the confidence re-
posed In them by parents and guardians, by
giving to their pupils d Christian and virtuous
education strictly attending to their intellectual
| improvement, and cultiyating that refinement
Of manners which will fit them for society.
Tho course Of instruction (based upon that
purs ued at st. Josephs, Enmstsburg) embraces
Orthography. Reading, Grammar, Rhetoric.
Composition, Plain and Ornamental Writing,
Practical and Z ttonal Arithmetic. Book keep
ing, Principles Of Algebra and Geometry. Ancient
| and Modern Geography with the use Of maps
and globes, AstrODomy Sacred and Profans
History, Biography and Mythology, Natural, In
tollectual and Moral Philosophy Logic. Botany
and Chemistry, French Music.
TERMS PER MONTH, PAYABLE IN ADVANCE:
English Glasses, from. 81 to SO
Entfance-paid but once. --....--..-.-... Q
Music, Drawing etc, form extra charges.
GENERAL OBSERVATIONS, A month COM
menced will be considered q month completed
no deduction being made for absence. q. Books
and stationery furnished by the institution ut
current prices. 8. Visitors arc earnestly re-
quested to call only on Saturdays. between the
hours of 10 and o'clock. to prevent the inter
ruptfOn Of sch elastic exercises.
Atso-"ST VINCENT'B SCHOOL" In connec~
ton with the above, will open on the same day.
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MISCELLANEOUS
FOR REM r,

E7OR RENT-THE SECOND FLOOR OF ONE
u of the best. located stores on Canal street
for rent Suitable for merchants. physicians or
lawyers For PARTICULARS address D., care of
z. @. Box 24s9. nos Gt*
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FOR RENT PROPOSE TO RENT MY
H. residence, corner Of Eighth and Prytania
streets completely furnished in every respect,
to private family without young children :;
and, II agreeable, will take bonrd for myself
and two sons, aged IA and 10 years. B. M POND.
Tchou pitOuIas street. moi IF
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LIVER POOL.
LIVERPOOL SOUTHERN .. %. uHwa

<GFf%as, The steamship
$500 VANGUARD,
- Cell, Commander
Will sail on Or about November T. 1sYs, fFgsga
Wharf, foot Of Esplanade street.
VIII receive cotton and SIGN through fffHsF
lnding for the Continent. between Havrastg
These sfehmshiDs, being OF Hight draft R&EH
cross the bar Of the MissigsiDpi at ali EfspssSaa
without detention.
For freight apply TO
DECAN d rgE
as2e ~ 189 Gravisr RGEear
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HOMEOPATHIC RELIEF ASSOCIATION
Rooms Mo. H32 Canal street.

Rooms No. E32 Canal street.
This Association having extended its facilities
for rendering aid to the sick offer their services
70 any who desire medical treatment and care.
Application made to the above address, or to
any OF the undersigned officers, will receive
EE9mpt and efficient attention.
ALBERT VOORHEES, President
j, G. RELDEN, NJ. d.
A. BID. VILLENEUYE, M. D.,
Vice Presidents,
G, G. FISHER, Secretary
lei. L. STEVENSON Treasurer,
seg*tf
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NEW ORLEANS INSTITUTE,

NEW ORLEANS INSTITUTE,
SELECT SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
E3s .CallI0ps Street. .H8g
(Between Camp and Magazine.)
Annual session will begin MONDAY Novem-
Dor 4. Academic, Preparatory and Primary
Glasses will be In charge Of able and expo
risnced teachers. Only limited number Of
pupils will be received,
For circulars and all necessary information.
apply to
oc2o 1y A. B. CHANDLER, Principal
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WANTED-A SITUATION BY A RESPECT
~ able woman, to do cooking. Please call at
G2 Rousseau street no3 3t
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H1OR RENT-THAT DESIRABLE TWO
a. story f. anne dwelling house. No. Eutsrpe
street, containing six rooms, clstern gas pipes,
and Prytania street cars. Rent $40 per n outh
Apply to GEO. w. WEINGART, 81 Chartres
street. se29
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STEAM BOATS.
1 Eaa RaV A. ~.
maa River ana Texas.

Hssfl River and Texass
NEW ORLEANS AND RED RIVER gEsagaEa
PORTATION COMPANY, AND TEXAS Ea.
OTTO HALLWAY AND OONNEyTTGNH-
Through bills Of lading and through t,aaeesaa
ger tickets 70 all landings on Red Rivsg aftts NH
TTaa iI stations In Texas. The BEST rogffs
The folioying splendid and fast atxaasssarga
composing the line will leave as a1ysrtgsaT f.Ss~
low: ~ 'fs
La Belle. Maria Louise. Teraa
9. e. Durfee. Col. A. ?. Kouns, Lotus se.a
". j. Behan, Bonnie Lee, Daygn~
snzannp FOR SHREVEPORT. JETmNz@r
k@gfszssa4sz son, Hot Springs, and ali SassS@r
EEsEAings on Bed Rlvsr and ra5Igars
stations In Texas.
EOR SHREVEPORT,
---~-------, ------, master,
Leaves -~---~, - at DEF.
40 ,wharfboat charges, drayage or eornfnLsafass
will be charged at mouth Of Bed River RsEasS
Sara, or at New Orleans, In forwarding srasaESE
CONSIGNED to the company by bill Of laIfngs
For freight or passage apply on board III tfses
boats Or at the office OF tho conpanv. Nas fS
n W. yo7gE. t dEo ! b. = H L III REssh0s''"t
j, It. oARLIM. RRITT0N d EppIE.
"a LORD d MOpEAKL. AGENTS
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WANTS..
SITUATIONS WANFEHb-EE FEMALES.
Cocks Huew@a. CnRprEparRsaaEaH. Etc.

WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL,
w situation to do homework dining room
work or sewing Address K. E. this Office
no3 3t
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WANTED-.BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN,
~ situation TO do dining room and house.
work. Address M. A. this office. nos 81
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WANTED-BY A WHITE GIRL WHO CAN
W come we'll recommended. n situation as
nurse Apply ut No, 81 Cirod street. nU2 81
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-04
vie KSBURG WEEKLY HERALD. F IDAY, JANUARY 4 1878.
N MnMoaTAM.

Oia Tear is deadI Pa.Ssless ARd Geld b
wraps > IN the purple Of The mIdnIsA
A OroWn Of Sbimne'ins StarS upon BIZ
breast
HE earth-reign Ger. Peace to bis Toys
Fesll
The jsN sled sospteF OF morrow mOFE
By mes -OrOWned king will p Uudly be up
E'on Now, impatient, rOse.Olad morning.
To Ops for New Year sun.birred EOldsI
gates.
And gRyly on her way The fair morn drifts
To shIAer In Gckle h1msgs gracious KiIts
And NV she kisses Uld IeAF's Pailid
face,
That OF hath glOwed beneath her fond
eIn JTace,
rOOr iallen year! Pie ced by times cruel
A ph. ntom wandering in the pisvs drOar
shade
Thou sInh Wit be: in long proce tiOH days
viii follow, weeping, unanilng loud thy
praise;
Ana laurel WTeAthS 70 twine thy empty
skull,
The " rli', hands esger. thoug ully
will Gull;
And where thou iiest Ou thy snOw. .palled
bier
The coming age will drop rtgre,fal tear.
Then rest. thou royal Ola Year; though
the New
We welcomG In with loyal hearls and
true,
Still Art thou dear TO all. Rest, Old Year,
rect
Icy ths Fose Of Sweet remc mbrance on
Thy .Teast.
And though ts colo 9 fade, its crumbling
heart
A perfume pure shall subtly e'sr impart
Its BWeetuess 10 our senses. lave no
fear
Thou wilt not DO forgotten, dead Old
YsAll \cW Y 'rk g. fsphic.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-04
Dead Naen,n E.etters.
bow SALMON P CHASE ,cHrMgD PoR tn
PRE.IDEsCY IN 69.


PRE'IDENCY IN '69.
Washington Post
The fact that Salmon p Chase was
watching the Den" cratic National
Convention In New York city, In 1868
with rare degree of expectancy is
tolerably we'll known. But that he la.
bored TO secure The nomination of the
Convention for President has not been
susceptible of proof His friend"
were there, Of course, and II has always
been thought that perhaps they were
unauthorized TO act FIR him to the
degree remarked a. that time. The
following letter. written by Mr..
Chase TO a gentleman in this
city, who was representing him
In New York during the ClnVen.
lion, is made public for the first time.
II settles the point conclusivtly that
Mr.. Chase was ANXIOUS about The re-
suit Of that Convention. Tire Mr. V.
referred to was Hon. {. J. Vallandig.
ham, who, Al Que stage OF The CJnven-
lion proceedings was decidedly in fa-
vor Of the nomination oil Mr.. Chase
The tribu'e paid by Mr.. Chase 10 Mr.
VAlland'gham will be appreciated in
some seOlious Of tho country. Alto.
geIher lhr letter is quite an interesting
contribution 10 pOlllIcal history:
WASHINGTON, July 1865.
Ny Dear Sir-I was gralihpd BY
your note which came to-day. What
ever the result, l shall never forget
your good will aud good Offices. The
reports by letter and telegram 10 the
press seem TO warrant your hopes but
| do not forget the difference between
outside speculation aud inside decision,
and shall aCquiesce cheerfully what.
ever the event.
The assurance you give OF the friend.
ship Of Mr.. w. affords me real salts.
faction. He is q man Of whose friend.
ship one may we'll be proud. Even
when we have differed most widely, |
have always admired his pluck aud
consistency, and have done full justice
10 his abilities aud energies. The prop
osiliOns contain little that | dissent
I'SNeAst NAN' ~ - W uuS VI ANb NNGOHs
strucliOn laws. have always favored
the submission Of the question OF re.
organization sfter disorgSniZatiOn by
war to the entire people Of the whole
SIAIe; aud, whether right or wrong,
constitutions have been framed In eight
Of the States under which Senat re
and Representatives have been, or soon
will be, admitted TO seats In Congress.
But there is no use Ia discussing this
now.
DR.. MCllhaney has taken some notes
OF conversation with me on this point,
which bo will hand 10 Mr.. Long. You
can use them, OF course but l do not
want TO have hem shown TO ans body
else except Mr.. Van Buren.
l await the result very quietly-so
quietly that am almost ashamed Of
myself when | think Of your anxieties
and labnrs In New York.
Yours most respectfully,
). p. CHASE.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-04

COHsTANTINoPLE, Jan. 2.-Tbo troops
under Pied Pasbs, defending Ikhimaa
dehle, have been reinforced, and Il 10 BE-
lieved the de6ls ls now impFegnable.
Junction between Generals MelikoG
aud FeFgukssO67s corps, south 0f Er.
EerOum is believed 10 be imminent
The Russians ere advancing toward
BaibeFI, where the Turks are cOReen-
lraled in force. A battle is expected
shortly.
Gen. LoriSmelkOR has gone 10 Tide,
aud Gen. Heymsnn has sncceaded him.
II is thought The attack on ErzarOum
will be delayed ullil MelikOfi's return,
which cannot De before the end Of
January.
LoNDON, Jan. "A Bucharest cor.
respondent OF the Times reports lhA:
Sofa is virtually isolated from con.
ueclion with Adrianople and Niscb,
although apparently not completely
invested.
The Times Belgrade correspondent
learns from q truslW orlhy source that
the SerViAnt lost 100 killed at the taking
Of Prot.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-04
Russia Said to be Moderate IN be,
Peace COnpitiona

L'EDoN, jar. "A telegram to the
Iiue. irOm 81. Petersburg, reports: /.
IL said here thai direct negotiations be-
tween the Porte aud Russian Head
quarters would not exclude the mosl
interested neutral Powers, ~ Ru.sis
would propose no conditions which
nad not received st least The lacil con-
sent Of Austria and Germany, and the
Porte would accept nothing Withou:
consulting England. Persons connect.
cd with the Ministry Of Forrign Al
fairs assert that Russia will b. found
much more moderate than / commonly
expected in regard to peace conditions
generally, and the question Of The
Straits particularly.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-04

The Cincinnati Enquirer says 6eps
tor COCkrell, Of Missouri, late q Con
fedsrate Brigadier.G General, waa inter
viewed BY Q reporter in Washington
and announced his intention to preSen
OF an early day . Constitutional amend
menI forever barring All schemes fol
secession. for the payment Of the rebei
debI. or for the pay ment Of pensions tC
Confederate SOldiers. This is almost al
cruel blow TO the Republican part,
as the possession Of Mr.. Hayes hA
proved TO be.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-04

ItaIy's FoTsign POliGy-A Recent Ad-
dI0ss Of VioIOT Emanuel Attracts
Attention.
LONDON, Jan. 2.-It was reported
here last night that the King OF llAly
in addressing members OF the Italian
Parliament aL . new years reception,
made 3 threatening speech, which was
interpreted as directed against Turkey
or England. The TimeS's Rome special
makes no mention ofsuch an inc dOnt
1t says The King alluded 10 the RIAVi y
of the present state Ol Europe, expressed
an earnest desire to contribute to
peace, and recommended concord.
The Standards Rome dispatch sAys
the King recommended the Deputies
TO preserve concord, aud expressed bis
hope that they would take care that
the army wanted Tor nothing, as be
saw q stormy horizon around, aud 1t
might be necessary for Italy, which Is
anxious for peace, so 10 act as 10 make
herself not only respected but feared
In case any Power should wish to con.
suit its own interests alone. Mole
The latter phrase, IL accurately report
ed, would seem 10 point TO Russia, bu,
the intimate relations between Italy
and Germany, II IL thought, precludes
such an Interpretation.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-04
NEW YORK FINANCES.

Extract NFSa Ne assOsss Sg osvsFssF
RSblssSn- n-Nsu Vert Will Rsssls SVs.
slO Payasal WhSlhST the aOVsFsaSsl
OOOs 81 hsL
WAsRIHsToH, Jan. a-"Thsrs can
Be but one permanent and eheelnal
remedy, that ls to return 90 speedily as
possible 10 the condition Of things that
existed before the road 10 ruiI was co.
tered upon, by means Of \ return 10
specie payment, . sound and stable cur.
rency, aud the reduellOn Of The iAFi6 to
q strictly revenue standard. In view
OF the discussions aolnE on in the Con-
gress Of ths United States, Il seems
proper for me 10 remind yon and our
people that WhaieVer may happen else.
where, specie pay meniS are under he
existing Law 10 be resumed in this State
from and after the 6rst day Oi
January next. All our taxes, general
and local, including canal tolls, will
next year have 10 be paid in gold or lie
equivalent, aud the Courts will be OBJ
liged 10 enforce private contracts In
coin. trust there will be wisdom
enough at Washington to avoid hinder.
ing our present hopeful progress TO.
ward specie pay menIS, and that the
laws Of The General Government aud
those OF our own State on this subject
viii continue 10 be as they are now,
and In harmony"
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-04
Gold Resolution introduced IN che
New York LsgislaIuEo.

ALBANY, N, Y, Jan. 2.-The follow
ing concurrent resolution was intro.
dnced In the Assembly to-day BY Rep.
resentaliVe Skinner (Rep.l and laid
over under the rHles:
Resolved, Ifihe Senate concur, that
II is the sense Of the Legislature OF The
State Of New York, that the good faith
Of The nation is pledged 10 The redemp.
liOn Of the coin obligation Of the Coz.
ernment IN gold or he full equivalent {;
'hat any violation Of the public faith
would be injurious TO the public credit,
and hurlful 10 the good name OF The
country that new debasement Of lhe
currency would unsetlle business, dis
organiza industry, iujurs labor, indt6.
nitely postpone the resumption OF
specie pay ments, aud thus defeat the
early restoration Of general prosperity,
and that therefore the enactment Of
what AnaWn as the Bland Silver Bill
BY the Congress Of the United Slatea,
or any measure calculated to emharrass
or prevent resumption within the tine
hxed by law, would be grave public
calamity"