i .
Tho. Jaily Review.
JOSH T. JAMES, Ed. and Prop
TTttMIWGTON, N. C.
TUESDAY, AUGUST 14. 1877.
TIEWS AND REVIEWS.
An adrocate of the wbipptDg post
claims that an ordinary State could sayc
$1,000,000 per annum by its vigorous
11irCSncinnati Okzcite insists that the
price of ou.ja entirely too high com
pared Willi the, price of wheat. The grai n
crfti)orrnoii, and flour must cornc
down. -
Colenel Walter". II. Taylor, who was
Ge'al lice's Adjutant General, has an
acleinIiplast Southern Historical Mag
aztne atwut 'the battle of Gettysburg, in
wKchTre' puts the Confederate forces en
gaged in that fight at 64,000, and the Fed
eral at 105,000 effective mcu.
Germany continues to lead Ireland in
sending emigrants to the United iStates,
andJUst month England led her by sev
eral hundcd , Of 0,713 immigrants land
ing ih4 York last week Germany sent
1,522; England, 1,238; Ireland, 8 JG; and
Autna4jl2 the. , remainder coming from
otbet ibreifju ' countries.
A company has been started to supply
down-town New York merchants and
brokers with lunch at thsir own offices.
Eachibscfibef or patron is called upon
between 10 and 1 o'clock every day by
onejoLthe company's carriers with a her
metically sealed box, containing an assort
ment of fresh .sandwiches, made of French
rolls and meats of every kind.
i4fNewyork gentleman went to a shoe
toaker's on Saturday at Long Branch to
hare a peg driven down in his shoe. ,A
pile of old boots, slippers and shoes was
knee-deep around the cobbler. '-They
don't throw away their old shoes as they
did? said! he. "No, sir," was the reply.
"I never saw so much cobbling in Long
Brakrfrali my life."
Hr. Rookcr, the foreman and a stock
holder of the New York Tribune, says it
is not true that he gave to the public the
rccently-pnblisned editorial of Mr. Greeley
rejecl bjYhiEelaw Reid just beforojtlr.
Greeley's insanity. He says, top, that the
Tribune is now a payiDg property, get
ting seven per cent, and free rent in its
building, and; netting 40,000 in the past
six months.
Returns from all the customs districts
of all the exports and imports during, the
'fiscal year ending June1 30,1877, show the
total exports, specie value, $002,474,
381 ; total imports, $541,307,549 ; excess
ofesports over imports, 151,16G,832.
In the fiscal year 187C the excess 'of ex
ports over "imports was but .jj57,G43,481.
Iatlje fiical year 1877 the exports of coin
and bullion amounted to $5G, 103,237,
and imports to $40,7p4,414, while in the
proceeding year the exports were $5G,50G,
"302, and the imports only $15,936,681.
All is lost, Packard thinks . "Do you
believe that the Republicans' will t be de
feated '"next Fall 1n the cIohc States?'
asked a New i York Iribune -interviewer of
him the other day. "Beyond any ques
tions,' i was the reply of the discerning
carpet-bagger. . 'We shall loseWisconsin,
Ohio' and rtennsylvania, The Democrats
will JwveiNcw', York by 75,000 majority.
Our party is going to pieces. Wc arc all
broken tip,! aud I am afraid the ruin is
irretrievable. I don't care for myself, but
it makes xnc melancholy to see the old
party destroyed by men of its owii house
hold" r . : . ,. : j .
On the 5th of August, last year, the
three-masted iron steamshp Great Queens
and left-London for Melbourne with a
laTg'rgo and sixty-nine passengers and
crew on board. AtGravcscud she stopped
to Ukft on wmc thirty tons of black jgun
powdor and two tons of patent gunpowder.
After this was laden she rirocecded on her
voyage, and has never ! been heard of
since .'August 1276. A name board
belonging, to her, however, and some life
buoys have been washed ashore j on the
south coast of England. The English
Wreck i Commissioner has just decided
that the steamer must have been destroyed
by the explosion of the patent gunpow
der, which was pro veil to been nave in bad
condition jand improperly packed.
Dr. DeUasse. American cousul at
Jerusalem, writes to an Omaha paper gi v
ing the details of - his tour around the
worKJ in the' remarkably quick time of
sixty-eight days. The journey from Al
exandria, Egypt, via Brindisi and Taris
to. London, and thence to New York and
San Francisco, was accomplished in twen
ty days, just the same nnmber of days
going -from San Francisco to. Japan.
The crossing to Cantou, in China, took
six days. ' A sail of ten days over the
China sea' and through the Strait of
Malacca - brought him to Ceylon, and
twelv orore days to ,3nez; in Egypt, and
thtfice alTe w hours byrail to Alexandria,
his starting point, making the entire dis
taneo tf 25,000 -mUes 1C,000 by water
and D,o66 bh land -in sixty-eight days,
without Lnyac:iceat or detention of any
WATERING AND WATERED.
The book of Proverbs tells us that "the
liberal soul shall be made fat ; and he Jtha
watereth shall be watered falso; liimself."
It is hardly probable that the wise Solo
mou had any rcfcrei cc to this day land
generation and yet history repeats itself.
Some liberal souls have very freely water
ed the Brcsidcntial plant and a few have
been vcrv liberally watered in turn
- y
Wat cr sight, my countrymen 1.
THE FEDERAL TROOPS.
And so we arc not to have the Federa
troops in the Eolith again at present be
cause, as we. are told, it might be "preju
dicial to their health' Whether this
really means what it says or whether the
Cabinet has decided (and are ashamed to
say so) that the probabilities are that
thev may be more" needed in the Xorth
than in the South, during the coming
Fall aud winter, who can say ?
These troops were sent South to over-
awe us, to Keep us away irom me pons,
and to encourage the Republican bum
mers to manipulate State elections and
Statp treasuries in the manner which
seemed good unto them. They came
here as our enemies and they left as our
friends; they had, formed social and
some, of them sacred, ties among the peo
ple whom they were sent to stand guard
over, and when they left us they were
sorry and ! Ave were sorry and when they
return to their barracks they will be -glad
and wo will be clad. Wc found out that
jLhey were not the mercenary hirelings we
feared from the character of those who
sent them among us, and they found out
that wc were not the bloody villains and
desperate rebels they had been taught to
heiievc. May the clay he near at hand
when thev shall be ordered back to their
peaceful barracks in the South. 1
MAILsllN THE SOUTH.
I
- The Norfolk Landmark, of a recent
date, mints a very admirable little speech
delivered before the Postal Convention by
Maj.1 Semple, of Montgomery, Ala., a del
egate to the Convention. Wo have not
room for it all but give here an extractin
which he saj's ;
. "The appropriations for mail service
in the North have been increased 40 per
cent, since 18G0, while those for the
South iavo been reduced 10 per cent
.While wc constitute at the South more
than .one-third of the population of , the
union, 'and pay more them one-halj of the
vast sums collected by. direct and indirect
taxation, not one-tenth tif the disburse
ments, arc made tor us or amona us. Jt
is due to this cause that Southern cities,
which 80 years ago led Northern cities,
arc now so vastly behind them. This
system has been adopted and persevered
in to a great extent, because otlr public
men in Congress have devoted more at
tention to purely political subjects than
to those which affect trade and domestic
economy, while our Northern brethren
have always kept a sharp eye on the ma
terial interests of their, constituents."
We commend this to our readers and
hope that every member of Congress inhe
South will read Maj. Scrapie's speech iu
full. Every 'department of business is
interested in the securing of the proper
mail facilities at the South. Wc are en
titled to these aud we should have them.
Every state is'now in the Union, none out
of it and none on probation, and we have
therefore a light not onjy to ask but to
demand that our requirements in 'this re
spect should be heeded and 'filled.
REV. WM. hTcL.ARKE.
The telegraph has announced the sud
den death of lie v. Wm. H. Clarke, llec
tor of St. Paul's Episcopal church, in
Augusta, at the bedside of a parishioner.
Mr. Clarke .Ayas known to some of our
readers and his eloquent voice nas more
than ouce been heard in sacctuaiies
in this city. We copy from the Augusta
Chronicle -a tribute 'to his excellence and
merit: 1 '
' The death of this virtuous arid honored
minister of God, while it appels by its
suddenness, has consolatory features not
given to the common run of mortals. lie
died literally in the most solemn perform
ance of duty, yielding up hjs spirit with
the name of the Redeemer on his lips, and
after allife spent' in treading after the
. . 1 r t liri' . , T
lootsteps oi jesus vurisi,, ais master, js
there any better way to pass from time to
eternity .7 If the soldier whoj follows the
banner ' "of this 'world has a sort of conse
cration when . he falls on Ithc field of glory,
what angelic rejoicing must there be over
a soljdier of the Cross Avho expires a the
very base of the Rock of Ages ? ' Jt is a
geiiuinc martyrdom, and an earnest of the
bliss that waits the good man in the ever
lasting'l luugddm, .lfj the life of our de
parted frieud was beautiful in its perfect
harmony, its gentle charity, its consistent
faith, its all-embracing affection for poor
humauity, very much more beautiful is
his death, because it was the heroic termi
nation of a we! spent career.
Mr. Clarke nad long been a resident of
this city, aud, during his ministry, won
the respect, confidence and we may say
love of all our citizens, irrespective oj" race
The editor of the London Truth, on the
authority of three. Americans, estimates
Grant's fortune at 10,000,000.
I So itfseems that tndh sometimes lies
out bi a well as well as in it.
Walt Whitman is writing another
book.
Patti is to receive $5,000 a night during
her American tour.
Adelaide Neilson is spending the sum
mer in Normandy.
Efforts arc being made in. San Francisco
to establish a free library.
P. M. Arthur, leader of the Locomotive
Brotherhooil, is au-Englishman.
Senator David Davis, of Illinois, is scii
ously ill with cancer of the' stomach.
The riot tax on every 'man, woman, and
child in Pittsburg is forty dollars a head.
The father of the late Gen 15. E. Lee
received fatal injuries in a Baltimore
rioti
Mr. Charles A. Dana, of the New York
Sun, was fifty-eight years old on Satur
day. '
Cotton is blooming and boiling splen
didly in Louisiana, Mississippi and Ar
kansas. 1
New York's bonded debt was reduced
$1,000,000 last year, but there is still due
$132,096,992.22.
The South Carolina papers complain
that "Independent Democrats" are be
coming, troubljesqme.' y
General Butler is saiiiirg 'his . yacht
America along the New England coast,
with his weather eye on the labor troubles
ashore.
The average rainfall of Iowa is 10
inches, lx'ing greater than that of any
other Western State. Next in order comes
Indiana, which is 43.32 inches.
A Cincinnati widow advertised for
"every Christian in the city" to send her
10 cents. She realized 20 cents, indicat
ing an unexpectedly large number -of
Christians in tbat city.
There is a "iemarkablo report going
about to the effect that Miss Clara Louise
Kellogg intends to use the profits of her
proposed California engagement in found
ing a musical college for young American
women.
The average shrinkage" of rcaL estate i at
Boston since the dull times, has been
about thkty-three per cent., the greatest
loss being in the outlying. lands that were
cut ' up into building lots and sold at ab
surdly high prices about six years, ago. ,-.
Miscellaneous.
SGRIBNER'S MONTHLY,
A A UliUlVALED Illustbated Mauazie
Wben Scribner Issued its famous Midsum
mer Holiday Number in July, a friendly
critic said of it : "We are not'fiure but that
Scribner has touched hieh-water mark. We
do not see what worlds are left to it to con-
Hicsellaneous.
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we have "A winter on the Nile." by Gen. Mc- P.u:i1Jf.; AND MOST Fub,s','
ClelUn ; baunterings About Constantino- k t ce witU Uie ui.veries of scieUce and . . . .
pie," toy. naries :Luaiey Warner ; -uut oi their fruitful application, jto the industrial x"e Br object and
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ler : "An American in T
serial stories are announc
icholas IVlinturn,
Dy Dr. llolland the Editor,
its height when the last volume
worn,, app
new eour
ctivity
Eargo accessions to onr gi
of tile old i?rma.H0? nd8o5ndest yh ".
work appeared,, has happily ended, and a "e",er,? """est j m a wor(j to PPBV;erti
rse ot commeiciai and industrial Wfc,,-BKiineBtnltinirl i.:JT.. ."rf
activity has been commenced. k r THOSE mrnnt i.; .T,
graphical Annr..1,A1 ARE
Wb,Mo story of "Serenoak." g are the highes tedge have Thn made uy tta&toU-- ATTRACTIVE EV MAotv
ks of the Hudson. The hero 13 a young decade, with tho natural xesult of the lapse enraired emhr..1!f l??n hlnd ornulu
man wno nas oeen aiways"iiea io a wuiuhu a - y" , , " ' "-o"" i""" " ti o. . . v - mature 1m d
anron strino-, " but who bv the death of his multitude of new men, whose names are in lales. Short Storiea, Descrintir- ci
apron strings, Dut ay no, dj inc caui every one's mouth, and of whose lives Narrative ' Pr,Pr. ,11 JrTt SkrtrW
mother, is kit alone in the world, to driiton v ; ,! i.ftW ,h runni. . r .;e Pers on iscienr. ..j
the current of life, witn a fortune, but with- Great battles have been fought and impor- "' PP01" Etoarj, Ut.
gut a purpose. . . tant sieges maintained; oi which the details I , ric., i,tc.
Another serial, "llus inlient,ancc," dj miss are as yet preserved oni the newspapers i I l ALLJNTED ANDWKf T k'v-
Traftonu will begin on the completion oi'i nail or. in tue 'iiusieiijj puumauuus w mo uay,
Lass o' Lowrie's, ' bv Mrs. Hodjrson Burnett, and which ought now to take their place in
, . i..i.f tQ u,iri Amist )mj a I permanent auu aumeniie uisiory.
Mrs. Burhett, s stor v , begun in August, 1 as a J parillg the preSent edition for tho
pathos and dramatic power which ha c been 1)r lu-cnnllnalv been tlifl uiin f t he
.... 1 - . t !- - I . .w - . . - I -r T '
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. 1 here is to. be a series ol original ana ex-1 lowest possible rates, and to lurnLsh an ac-I A'iJwiJfmj
w iu nuts.
- A 1&jse proportion of the articM ,
- thofie desenptire of travel, wUl b,'
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acienct." bv Mrs. llerrick, each paper com- m science, oi every irens production in
There are to be, from various pens, papers
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and original record of the progress political 1 T .ln addition to the General Attranii.
and historical events. I I'ippincott'i Mairin uo"
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trw. ,A (;r,. ,f. 15rif:iin innlu.lo lif historv of 1 " "Pw Juriimig, xuiuct, U.
i.' ;.. Pn.,(;-,n i paaia,vifii tlic same plan and
ov.hu i"""10 m vU-u. ul vu, " itspredesessor, but witnafarg
fccottisti ioTii riiciory mine xovemoer lary expenditure, and with s
number, .inu "loaa j-ianc, ivocuuaie. in i;e- mentiuitscomuosiuoiiashave
attenUon to the following
SPECIAL FEATURES FOB id.
1. A new serial story,
The Xttarauis of lossie."
MOONSHINE.
cember. Other papers are, "The British j ed by longer experiencea nd enlarged Unow-
Workinginan s Home, "A JNation ot Slip- leage.
keepers," "Ha'penny a Week (or the Child,' "Just rat
. 1 ' 1 ' the hist tune
"Sam, why don't you talk to your mas
ter and tell him to lay up treasures in
heaven? "Whals de use of him laying
treasures: tin dar? lie nebcr sec uni
agin.
or creetf. Wo wave never beard aught of
him but what was kujd and affectionate.
His deeds of benefact ion were, w hre rea
son to believe, many aud unostentatiofts,
His frieud were numbered by thousands;
his enemies have no place in the record.
Wo have, never known a man so univer
sally esteemed and seldom hajs a man i x
is ted anywhere ; who was so '.eminently
worthy of such unanimous reverence. His
intellectual qualities were like his piety.
deep and earnest. ; We hare lost in him
a pastor without blemish, a citizen irit
out reproach.
Au American man after dining at a
London restaurant, paid his bill and was
about leaving, when the waiter suggested
that the amount did not include the wait-
cr. "Ah! said tnc man, ,,uut i tnun t cat
tho' waiter!"
Between new made lovers: "Then,
Adclgitha, 3rou will be mine?" "Yes, Fer
dinand, if pa is willing. I always do
what he wants me tp. "Uut will he
give! his consent?" "He will. Ta ahvavs
does what I want him to."
An Irishman, who had been sick a long
time, was one day met by the parish priest,
when the following conversation took
place : "Well, Patrick, I , am glad you
have recovered; were you not afraid to
meet your God? "Oh, no, ycr nvcrance.
it was mcetin' tho other chap that 1 was
afeard uv!" .
"Why is that tent on the lawn yonder, '
asked Spilkins, one hot afternoon, " Why
is that tent like the 1,1st presidential coin
paign? ' Every body alt once knew some
thing awful was coming, and gave it' iip.
"Because it's a heated canvass," said
Spilkins, dodging around the corner of the
piazza.
They sat in the parlor, and he squeezed
tier hand. "Oh, would that this hand
were mine r he signed. "vnyv she.
simpered. "Because if it were mine, 1
could knock bullocks down with it bet
ter'n with a sledge hammer." The last
seen of that young man he was trying to
climb on the top of the house by aid of
the water-spout.
Young ladies who are in the. enjoy men t
of their first attack of love seldom finish
their first saucer of icc-ccam. If you
waut to see a frizzle-headed pulled-back
girl get away with about half a gallon at
a sitting try one that has beeiJ engaged
eight'or ten times. She'll hide it, rind go off
muttering," Yum, yum, yum! More!"
Disgusted With a suit; for a yoke of oxen
which had had five trials, a Kentucky jury
has rendered the fole wing verdict "We
of the'jurj' find for the plaintiff one of the
steers in controversy, or its value, $50; and
to the defendant the other steer, or its value,
50; the costs to be equally divided be
tween the parties, and the yolie to go to
the lawyers."
When the German government so'ved
that Cologne farm ten inches deep in tan
bark, saturated it with kerosene and urcd
it, the officials naturally supposd the
interse heat, the seething sea of flame,
would crisp the Colorado beetle, and they
were amazed beyond all expression to see
the Colorado beetle crawl out of the fire
on the second day, climb upon the fence,
wipe the beaded pcrspirajioh from its
brow, aud remark to the nearest official,
"Furty hot for comfort,! stranger, but it is
the boss weather for corh." fry an earth
quake on him, Kaisj we.re tried CFcry-
thirigelsct Hatckeye. ''
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countrv life, vill.isre iunucYeuirnts, etc., by c ssful temination.
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