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THE -_NEW ORLEANS DAILY UEMOCRAT..
OFFIOIAL JOURNAL OF THE STATE OF LOUISIANA AND OF IRE CITY OF ZBEW ORLEANS.
VOL. II--NO. : o7. NEW ORLEANS, SUNDAY, NOVEMBII I, I,77-DOIFUBLE SIEET AND SUPPLEMENT. PRICE, FIVE CENTS.
00OGIRlESMI.N .ND rI ENATORW G~ONE
101N TO VOTE.
MlOw the Rleprnl of the Resumnption Art
anl the Ilemneltiatlon of
Mllver tlot tMixed.
AWsnuNH.TON. Nov, i-. . -ti:-nges. fins Fi' - tir
lfatly adjournnt t nnt i nont iT rdlny. if. lid ,,d,
ihe whole of niwxt wr~ik will not hi fIolt ni-t wy.
`Iearly all thr' Cioigrulnn 9' nlrl .nonators froml
the Statee htlling uloations nuxt Ti uesday hivn'
ailred off and gone home. so thait lthlr will
be noqilornti for Iusinieii' until the tflor part
of lext weeok.
The bill to r1iuol the rr.vP ii i tl, n iet I- I)pro'
tit.lly at thi irprry of its oilupllnllPnt,. alt lhoughl
the latter areI tipn i elul.ilrhlo minhrivt. T'rI
tronlre lit tIHt I li ri-tpnt got milxoul uo with a
bill to rmon'onpi ize silver. and It hiri is nao IIoii'hI
diffTeren'ei of opini.lonl tio tIi ihtI .n ls if Ihi
programme of tim r itpil and I III, rninmonlltita
tlomof nllvir thnit n flniritti epinniot hel grot lto
sbupptlDolt ltlhl ptnta ilron umltinidil. thouh tll "nll
WIualcd uo throPulh u Ii ' nrntely. Ii tphp )lpIti
time, OlpIon..entI 'f tIm rlpenli l're sliert to seile
all parliamt"ntarv aidlivaiut-iin.
Aleek St.tpll, n hIilpd lthe Re1tphliennn a Ill.
tie to-day fiy letting tIII ilvir hill out of l1he
1lBankin and C(lirrntliyv ('omittno anl ifnkilng
it over to his (opnnpittiuo oit (t'linlng. land voyl o
bull-healded arn the' piporlty ,rf th I-t-hpuhli'.uans
that they at lirnt fuglllht tepi-tlll.ns' tll(otionl vi.
orouely, and wouldl have defl.-ltd it had tlply
not, been InformlI that it was dtlnstipgnd to knelp
them out of a nrn'apel. ittephiens,. on I lllunr
stand, fa\-rar bol*, the reped( of the reslllntin.ln
act and the rmnloluPtitatiion i1f silver, anld hisr
aMtion to-day was really a str(etilh of julrlstli'tiion
of his oommittee Il, help his f lindsl out of the
trouble Into whlinh Itho wnror tgt.ting. l.
The rePltlt is that. M4tolphoinll.. If hII."etrtnilgth
holdis out, will take 'hbrgei of lie silver hill and
will be able to pul It through.
The repeal hill. which is left in tllh hanls of
wlang, of Oll1i. will ilrouh.hly have a munih
harder time.
The army hbill will not iencounllter so mnpcph
di.tollty, as all tftmpts to rendul or reor
anille thl Iarlly vwill hto postolnedi IIl Ithe
tegular sesmiiln.
There Is abhnolihtly no movement In LouiIli
Smatlllter's here. aild therei will hIn nIon for
neaVral dayr. BIUELL.
CONt UERMIoiNAL PROCEEDINUi.
The Mennl .
WARHINIrT.N, Nov. :3.-The Heat:e was not in
tession to-.iir.
The Ilgouc.
Mr. Faoster nikdil iiunanimous IIonsritllt, to
offer a resolution 'ntinuing l i tie sold 'tr. r, .ll
of doorknelers an it sto it in the last Congress.
Objeetion was idnud to tIhis.
Mr. Price offterd the ftllowing. hut falledi to
o tain consent for Its eons'dlralllIon:
Whereas, nuboh unc'ertlnnty and grunt nnxinty
elxsts in the lind of thle oplt ofi the eountry
in reference to what an: Ion inv he taken at.
this Iession of ( Ingr'naR on In tllor of flnioee:
And wheres. some. soettli line is nIoescary for
the ommeorell nltl tinanllal prosperity of all
s.otions: I therePfo. r.e It.
iee.olllre 1'hiT t in Ithe jild mnnt .f thli 110lio-9
th. remonoll't +tion of ~tlver.aind the restorntini
(th the tliver idollar of .lT tileteit weight and1 line
eta to makn it an lo. ilnt d .ll1r in. n legal teill
or, would hn a st.p In lihe right d irt etion, pro
ntive of "uti, good. and that ther' 'shntil h.e
so lýe slalntion to tht Itffo.ht.
Mr. Ewina's rI.vml hill o1f the resulmtion nrt
came utp h the unllflnished bI.innIe of tlle
ornIng hbour. lidl in .Tort wiis nude to Itlto
-bill out of the miornilng hontr.
. Kelly propl ':' I thlit. In ordul- to ailow (11i
bate, the bill Iii rieh.rreI to th e.iiniltte. of lhi
Shole and he minuile thi st'lalt oritr for the
Mr. Willis. of N-ow York. snid lihat hi hletolvid
the .R uusio. woldl i inailr t Inational er'tit,
.ihe musit ohijit.
The hpenker snlil tlhat Mr. Ewing's only re
souree Ywn wes on Mondaiy, on ii ii motion to
sO sond tIhe ro.lM.
Ir. Frye inmov,' t i h liourn,
xr. Foster iiov. \-I I li it tllh ll thllo llu ' nd
journ. itt I-e to nit ioni Wi '-ti iladB. Anil on
thirthe yeas and aiy worni ,nliedil. Th on
iamaied tha, rnmhilld,r of tii morlnin holllur.
Mr. Clark, of MaryIinnd, inilrol ( di a 1t111 fr,,
te remnutlimienn of sit-r ian thle langn of
Efterrel. to 'the oinmittif . n ilnkink g ant
IMrj.ltkner. ,of MI-Pouri,. intr.lu,-cd a 11ill
to provide fir the ri' t.inge it thu silver doll 'r
and to restore' i t- Pjtlurd l y lhi a tnI(Ill tll d"li.r,
nd asked its refern-- to the (irinuittii on
king an-l Culrren'ev
M tu ituphunPn -iid that tht, bill tight to go to
the donmmitto ,n iCoi nage, Weights and MIion
urea.
After some di<ll.ei-csihtl tite Imotion of Mr
Stephens prevaild. u .l n th- t-ll win c sent lto Ili
lOmlmltuec on C(oniiigi. Wi-eigtt.han t-I a&,-uruieu.
Mr. Finley intr lduuld i iinlt resolBitlon for
an amendmenitl t.i iithe '.net tilon. to ,rlvld.o
or the elout Ion of l'r-- ihnt and Vio Ir'rsidiit
qe direct vote if t hi1 ii" II iifer r.
Mr. Mullon it '+ni.iui ii bill Iprovi.dilng for
the met rinlti ctlii of ii'ilnagoi. Itfer 'riid to
the Commlittli on I'i -unae. Wighti," tii Mu
u ret.
At. t :45 p. in. ithle Ilouse adjourned,.
THE AHAMIAI.
Pow American Trade with These Islands
Caln Me Developed.
WAIHINOTmON Nov. :. The United Rtuto Colt.
sul at Nassull . Now P'rovideneon, has tran'mitltld
an interest Ing reDolrt lto the I)oepartment of Stltho
in relation to tho. trade of tho Blahamlas with
e United State.. and how to 'IIHlrge Ill, smton.
a~b ebaharnmta4 I.:I o fIT red great c.'onlerlclill
IDresslons sine the'l h ,of . the 8onlltl'rn rI
_5ion, at whih, t1inm1 a large atllounllt of ',apitall
w wlthdratwn frm th isl.nti by thos' who
padlDrosyt'rl Ilv t'lo'l,.kIl, lrlluning l1nd1 wllh,
en wlthdrew to I, 'gi.l ttd or to the Unlltlel
tem. Following tfhl- ,I,',h.tlon,. time heavy
oses in th], ihliIlinllR ls of pinea ples to thll
nite9 Statc, iho Ian uail totIl extin alllllOinu of
he salt industry Iv it Iili tlrinft IhI,,t Itattionlll
tf sponge groun IIl lltl. h lI it'llhn,, ,'o Of thl nhllla(
ants to the Rahmaiir ttisltr nwn nNine' the io
at.l t the itofl lt. r, I,. tI n in flit hisi .ud nlow
nilustries have. ht.'v'' r. ,'tt' lslrun ul.
Lastllyear,l for tio'.! imlsin( jothrhll. :I lition
allavry, sugar attnd m ll l Wttt s llet w' unit
red by AmI erI. " ot lln ' hi.h ,,V .i h'i"vtIral poll -
anlted ht,: l and tunrll,r are lrxten rioy oti
hlted avsIt,. ntarkI , . Th oe l.nt in inl. l iltnn
th the Unitd t .eil les, haewlt tth fw loun,llt iors
leag into of ltopl 'Ioaty sIn ll , the illrll jsitioll
i duty on that alielt in the U itl, an Its.
i lavesf the piln iapple inIstl y as the l ainl
liy 6f the eiehamn...
dring the shiptid 'ila srnn jLus' .. IOd. anbot
se cargoes of pinlapples were shipped to New
ot. Philid-lphiiand Baitimore. Ninety vty
eS were madl. by Amerln an vessels In in
nn elof thaew tvossely is eomouted at ono
tatndred thousatnd dollars, and the amount ro
fled from the sale of carg on wis all spun in
e purc'has of American goods for thi' rIitu' n
-Tae. bo Jltitn tIrtr itho totnmtereihl i 'It
one between th, B.ti~inmas an, thi. Unitud
that the Conl' :1 ays if eve'n the high du
on silt and pinl 'l. we o ab, :1-head all
Ilenae itettls w',llld be given to, the Ir dt
d industries t of tt ee isanads, whllth woubt all
ulit in an inmR'a l-,l rade with thU Unit dl
he sa.l producing islands would again as
metheir tformer Drosp.rlty. snd where decay
w rtPos trade and mo:em, roe woul,I spring
Until this abolttlon is effected itt wtl, I be
ibte, o al rk the trade of the United
the .ahamas to any extont. ien at
W,144 0r &wh witt ,, be caled A. roti1b
Xnwri 1111 P.1iuiinet ii rea rne null'RIY and st
tuu '4'a. ý'flN 114a n'I14 el u pon theliit ti'iI
lnt. iH atnloet it Ini'j her for ti, fIoltw
ltniii-tal~iifa l seuilt, provlisions. ttiliii~
mig(tat'. rot~'.pl pnts. olsin l)ii'uors, lvariI
tle¶. ulinfets analihe. A iirletm'neottlon g 1(14
ulinoleo i4'ini importiedI. The ('iuiul thInks
hlint shliep' is h .re' a grent elinti ' fi r thle d'vtl
ii ,l,'t If At'tiorlein trnils, tit thit jllop
ment to'n onl y he ial ttlirid liv ftlh)iitit In of higthi
impirte dilly on t hiet uertlie-..
The Com lttee on Banking and Curraney.
,mn'.4.vu1Nt' r. Nov. :--.-Tlhe con.rcesioll nudel
bv the Bankinlg anll Ourraonv (Comlnittee in a'
o'.tilng tIp its amendment ron whioh irnmply ri
,antIth 4lto fixed to r.en IllDtl 'n insit-d l of
rop.alilq ti heonti-e third Ieo'tii n of the po'Ilef
realirn tlion at, had the effoot of Inoralsing the
atrengt h of the renterll., and Ithey will b.e albl
to eatry tlhir minaure th)lrlough bhy a mnjority
of at l'ait.t thinrt y.
The inebho.l of tbJo ommmilto,, are In daily
reolept of lotters from ca loit1 muoney Peetr ia.
hut more Iotatbly NewI YV rk, protetion nanlinst
ither thll relpealdlf the re, ,llmtion aot or tho
triaalage of tli' ill reIoni t l.ing sliver. ThePl
Itrg nai i idn'il.b,ln to the Intelr oipnillro thlat
it will 'nl lilarmln tidll iisross in Ei role, neil
llait ouilr aoi. lit'll will !,o .eaut here in nvatl
In reily to thiit ohitell n n prominenllt mlm
o.r of t. llcon mi to i-dlaly .a4: "If hiht1 will
ho the faf so plilllld we pa at hesilver hill, by all
n lans I't its do It fit on('e. We a1'0i nlow (-leling
iltroiid in 11 li otilghlborholiol of lily milllio! of
jultd anlniitiiliv i illt'te-tI ill liour bownl, alil dif
he ilvlr hill enan tsl a ! lo mhw tobeo reintri, to
tIo lnlltoid i t tiorle. lill atoll Illo tllo ilutifliow of
tl e ll untry. every llrliellpli of ulioy itself
lollltills lthilt it S.lol lil bhe ion0."
The Conmlttee on FxpendltureM In the
Navy.
WAF.IHNtTON, Nov. i.--The mmnhere of tih
(Cmltmirttl, i i El'xpenditllres in the Navvy )r
oIrtment. Mr. Wilis 'trairnan, called upon the
er.'rtary of the Navy thits morniing. anid In
formed him that, thly'v propsedl to make it
i uciilng invI's Igrion Iofit- tiII aBtOIs of ox-Mer
retnrly Itohesn, 11(1 Indmore aRpecliily into the
transfr into othr (channlels of motlneyn ptpro
pr'aned for tle pay of the navy.
Tho He tartnry in formethl tlhnommitnte flhnt he
woutl he plaiIewl to offer Ihem all the fir.llitie
at hlis emma'olnll for the .re'oomplislmeat of their
p rose.
Thi t'ommltt.e also told the R.oretary that
they dostired to , I olljro the eAXlpacn, of thet de
palf to'Lnt wherever it illiglht he' Ira't i'able.
Thoe Moiretary ralldi that It would h' his
wish ti ol,-oll2erate with them to the fullest ex
tent of his a ility.
The ' inr of the ('annibal lalindQ.
WArrIIIrNIrTON, Nov. .- Thn I)onrtrnnnt of
Hfta r han re.'l·ced ia d1tl,.ntA'h frTomn the Uilitd
,t tes (.nll I at Tnhiti annronring thp drnth
of Qrirrn 'Po mnarew, which ooeu rrdl or the 17th
of latR mlinth: also on the 24th of the apmle
mnth, tlhat Arlmnre, hrir eldest son, was pro
rlritirreld KInu.
Ow ng tr to the sdldn illno1a of the Goverrnor
raid his exrlietned riet urn to Fran I. r1llar Ad
mitrni Lo.vyer c'ommalllndin the French nvanl
rtrandron in i the Pril. har rairrrssum-d the diren
Ihrln orf f I aft r n t ti orf th pro'teerornre untl the
hrie govh'rrnent can lhe hIard from.
1OtJTIT AMERICUAN NEWS.
Pern.
[(lorrleep.no inei of the Nntionna As'oointed
WAIUINfO-ON, Nov. 3.- Otn the' 2d of Ootohor
(Irt n mortail rinnAina if Mr. lionry Moi gga wrn'
iioinlffItti to thiiniopinihiir witht rovial biionnie.
At Jqaa1 j in' Apol'ýt -oil thra eoiiotenint over
ho iii rrhirimnki' if tima ad of (4 itemli-r rr'aultot
In thu Inth of 'inoral Lireonlle.
Chill.
Mr. Aloaiiilor t' ro .o of te lon bu i'tahtfagihd
n in of C'roae r4 (',r.. (if Vii aiirui Ml , diid fii tlii
am I] of Hontnmhhor.
A au'v:onmi aattrmvt Ii lving mrndo I' phh sn
thii t.rouar l ri, (Hut tha lt ilwt wIn iii fne wricknd
'lo Shaiku if an anlrthiainiko worn fait hero
an Haeptorof ioiR.
Ilalivhin in. uot yat ofatten over hon reavoluii
ttionairy thu roa umund it n iiir olnval arom t(lin wilt
rlpi~no ha~nore o 'a ii t aito iuIii in a'aualfaihualuo.
Moody and Mankey.
MANIERywnTB, N. H.. Nov. :.-Propnr:itioiity nruo
now m pillnotdi for openi ng It groait rviviil
II4''$tInl4M III t'II Vi to hooo df3(tItoO by Modoy
andl un ko'y. l'h.'a mnot ngs welI in mmoow'
to-morrow norninoto Ino Huinyt boR f lail ant eon
tinuno until II Iinn b hoor 1. Ti1ton choir to HPoplt at
thno oooorvitP will onoost of ovor oin hoo ooolrool
vool ooo. Tioo grisrt buntoorost. moouinotinool to aod
vio 0000 f thi roovi vil ono'' I rgg warrantOl tho too
li f tIoat thorn' will toe to Itotin' oottindonoboooo
Ith rouo gh'out. _______
A Prtal Rolibery.
Ierssolvus. Nv.:1. -: The h.ise of Mr. ('oldy,
t KIamrlen fnllrmrr ntr here, w-ls entmtlle, Ily
mnl.ked mren with r.'v ,lv.,rs. Mlrs. (,lIv was
nld lt ked tlinhk e l-. i li- wr.mittuis art, 'i ntslih
IP d fittl l.
Ih w tht thIi i wir e l tru. tri 'i the.rn, .r l it is
Itultltt.peti thell y wi. v-i nftrl' ti h L, lpr..t'la t r L farm
"t'eatly sold . by 'ody.
rrgNL.
c'AiiO. Nov. fl. Thoru ~ wt,; n h b':ivy trout hrorc·
thliM IsII "iing, tlii Irst of anyv oofIM.4 IlI Il , thi
1111111 II II.
DI).LN(MNIcR. loWa., Nov. :.-- Whilfn Rome min
r'"s wo'(r rotlrning) t from IJ'i.Pll l 11t Hill miin.
tlh y w acoiiiultlI' ltv haboiut fifty wo
n u, with their hlsband- in tihn backgro.ul,,
andl Rmoverl of I hemil were hu rt, bfori, th, pIol n
arrived, 'It,, nart. night inn of the work lag
minerR hoiiiise wiLs aQ.aauiltlOl with stoi ,
'illlib. tho.. land the wiIndows nwiii doior' w, re
hr ken In nand the inmateQ of lth housIi hurt.
TI'o liprolrietor of tliIh hi iso has offr,.led , rI -
wardll for the dis.ci'ovry of thfe pirp"Itra:.Lui of
I1 hoe ioutrnigis
Moire troiiblo Is brewing In Belmont htow.
ship, Warrien m"oint .
A MIX l and wNult.
Pirtlrltiwi\ra-i Nov. : --A lnrtn',; of Imw hnitn
hay I ho'rn iion um'n in 'ourt fo- th', rit'rov~.ry
r f ara¢' anioun tu( or patuitft IItands In VIirgina,.
Wuif VIirgIur. tor4trkv a1111 4n this4 'Iitv. TIre
anlalnt lIT, a Mrs. Milton. I-' it hrnriglir itf Fertrh
nrrnd YokIngI. Who is- as in of JThn Youmng. owner
of thai landsf. 'Flu' vatin,, of tho er~ri t poper-tv
vtatrnl mo 1 suntil to ho' irort. $:tarrr,rrruri. Ar' rI
ing to rtary' 're rib- it ualt ptuarl-asR I v JohU
Yountg hrtwi-r ii lhii y)r'rrs 17814 iarul 14(441, Mt, lti -ii
raungIngg fronit onr' h T rn t to filve evi-nts pr-v
aorri V Ii' riot- Iin tins city are, I u-itru hirar
Wrashfinrgton l~iruiri arid anv Vr-v vutriatilr. In
Virghnia thuor n s nr' r. a 4.4 r avrv vi-u-- '-at uI,
whir-ti ar!- I rrti-i In Favittn. Ihhlirriuriuri 1ltrru, .
grnurry. Mururrngn.atfi anidr 'thii-i uimam.jr-
'ilm I ulcalfa outlook In, New Fork.
Nt> v' YorK. Nov. 3.,- Tle pout nt lipt d i
w rke luIp to f' v-r toot to-Ilogiko. A tarn~ ulllmo
boor of me-f.tink- nr' ho'itog livit, alit granlt eu
At Ilomity of t lil mo10 prorminotnt plot 'OH toorro
ito' hirilljint iltoslolinatlllto. Igll sill to fIr.'
0vooo Iirks mIonHI' OrIOWstH (Ifwd to a 'l' t. No oi OH
totri l IHto IVIIti, ol't ro'porto'oI.
Btothl torties a 1ve b'o',n (Ioing ttoeit hlo't 0010
ff10 0'lliH ort lo'tisprrio'..t 0l'Ive, 1111d (onOy o0111
wokm dy lt ltoof! htim o no1w an110 (ll* ily,
is wil0 lI.o toh tlu lrr lrInug11Lom tI for
[Tho fooI'ro'o s10n00 ahtoult loltlRIV holfn.nolId, with
th io Itrtilg Il favor of Tani un1Y.0 ourltt
is maoking it strong fight. The De'rmoo'rattc
4 a1te 111n0 'o'unty ticket Is considiieredo ol'o'llro',
wtit t11 eXor'tot ioofn of hto' Jlttget olo thet MIar-fo
HIll rt. The getrl oroot o is01 01 that tiohetill wit
butat John M orrissHIey in tile t veoth Sena
lorlal DiHtrio'', htit what levolpel resource;
to.' latter go'utiemtltj his 001(1 flot oo'e 1001 ratoly
'Mt I tllatood.
James Brown'. Funeral.
N.\w YoIxU. NoV 3.-Th* ftne.rtl of .Tamps
Brown. founder of 'h. wll-kn,,wn Ihanking
firm of Brown Bros. & Co., look pLU e to-day.
Another Attempt at WholeNale suilcide.
TROT. Nov. 3. -The wife Itf Stphen May, of
M hanliavllle last rtight art,,mpt.d, to drown
herself and children by throw.ng them into a
creek near her reiden- e and then jumingt i
byrself. The eld.et obhil reaehe" shore-i
M .Okq 110i plliAYFI11W 48M
1)OM EST '1' INTELLIGENCE.
MORTON1'M FUNEBAL.
The Arranugeniente Made for the Fumeral
Ceremonies anld Proweeqlon.
|TrDIANA1'oi,. Nov. 3,-At at joint s'lsio ,,f
thi mnll if, nl hi ,ii o it ton-ilyv n memolrini to lifIt
Iimor.I'if y of -outiitor Miirtio wit nai.dlppd. lina.
It ii loni 1 ' 0 .oiire ilh'd i'uxpro9inKg y.mt iathy
f ,r thi familyh. Ond ,ilarinii that, thi ('Rmmlon
Coinlil mit tlhe Iilo.ard of AlIrilnnan woull, il
tond h In funratl in I ,odyv. ApIroprintioni of
SnOi warn tmTiIP to difray thals nlrponies.
.i.asagp' of "ionidoleaon worn re,'rvIl frolt
PrnldV nt l l lllowl V/a 1h 4 I'Hi((i d u r Viti [1t h 11 ,,IIr
1mondmnub (jla hituteEPPI mehho n from vnriuan
s''tions of thun ionlitry.
A aitizenin' mnu-nting wanr hntil in thin ITiltal
HStll' DIit rit t'o(ii rt rtoom. whiin i, m tllorinl
fin t lgizin' thi ihliirietir nril vilhni d public iir
vice- of tho df'lnas'l was tr arnta'd.
The remains ofn H nlltotr Moitorn will h,, ,a
cortrid to til .' onrt holit by the Ilndllinnnpoin
I Ight Infaintry. TheI aiinkt will bh pin-id in
I.h. alo.lr'e of Ihi giareit lhull tndl viaitors will ha'
rniiilrnld to oin lthroughl thu hill froim want
to iast. Thie alI v will life in it i at thi iourt
hiouri Mondllnv. fro1.1 9 (to I1 ii'l'o'k. whnl It will
li. iolvovil' to hli houn , iIll from h i housei to
Ih h 'hiur h.
Arrmnilcmints for thi. fIlln rnil iiproii...iiion
nri vary vnliiiornti'o iinl will airn-rn o ePviral
iiilitiruy comi nniui, with a tlifgi iodv of Wa't.
Arn holhliar" and vari'un9 evirl an lob.s. 'T'he
thirdl d vision will bha ormdl rsI flt ,w: : Third
Military IDivliirin '.l.rgv. hi'ura. , ftitliv 11iil
immn lintlt friirlnd , 'ri iliit of the tUnit'i
Stat., ilnd b'll taA i. ailv i in o if t hu luproii
Court of the l tll itn Stlla . Unlitl.( Hi ntfl h Hori
nilts. memurri i f Cingroi i .ii " Un iJitr ritf s
-niiotr)ls. eX-lm'll frbfI (ii n'ress (ten,'irl oof
ihri u.litid blntiius Army andl u iiaorl.u of th rlllmy
Gov ·Frnor9 of Srntas. JnudEcIa of than Munraem
if mur 10 vll l)f Nlii . iim iiuv urlvi t. An lltlin
Courts if thi Hntt H !t' off'c'',r, ,tfin)l
ntl loar of the, sav lrni mnntis.. kM ayor of In
'lint. a dolis na" di ity ofilo rs.
MaljnorJ. II. Wii',man will ho in hnrrge of
Ihrodivislns. 'T'he .aeldronn ning the 1Ino
hof l ma phr wi ll l Imori y Iro I. All thi,
hiil anitlino li9 ahlroad11 s will ru l, speIllln trllilnm
tIt iti reducllh ( faIrn.
Thi, lioniti oiif Trl .lai has nimillollirnl d ovi r ito
Tuelo lay, Anil buliinissi will lie IusiIndilil ii
inllivy titauj. siring thin pr(iorimn of tif fnnl1ral
!lr oni.lllol fill Mondayl .
THE E:IIEAT NOVEMBER STOEYI.
in New York.
NiEw Yonx, Nov. 4. -No Vo rv PoIoirII damRan
In tihis vloieriry 11,48 yt loon rv t('L d t 'V tlRi
groet stom yowtr-rdrlv. oevy rl the Lr.ltrnt Ion
(r tlho tot gzraph liens,. tho dIl flv Iin III,' 11111
anrit tho tinotPýnrmrI(rI of bl,~inI1'414 I ritlv. Tno
wVethlitr 4 v 'Ir ri. ght and '"I this In ,rning.
In rrnvldenhe.
PromT Nl F. I. .. Ntlv. 2.-'I'ho s' vErr" wm1dth
lati\ en'''v nl hi gh thii' tIhin at11rt 4.rip-,nt 1hnt
Iwo.r M0FJl'n h,,tI attafr f n'vIo'k. tail (1"ltltflfIi f it
NsowtnrI w111 Iin th'' iow,"! hiy}}. It iY~tt' I, r *I t
not to Hinsl oput theý Now York l. sit for NewU pnrt
t-fight.
Tih wIIarvew wern tlnouscgtl at IrisltI.n, Worn
A Rteisuoer is atInrn sit LswIl''-'n Ie,-, T r. in the
4ehuot)0'r, 11:I rWin Iho r kk sit Wi k r' On e.
In Philadelphia.
PIýrI1!I f)I'It IA NI V. 2.--A {((Ibi t'-ýdoly 'flltu-~p
the' h ih'i 'lt t de for yyciiru In he I ?'IEw:r' rvr I .
Mnny wlhiarv.,s are v IIv
In Toront..
Tonnvlrn, 11n1.. Nov. !.-1h E n Toren vr I'·!ft1
wout l res1 rc' lust night In Ow gnrtll,
At tee.
Naw Yonx. Nov. ':.---The steamer Rlusia.
which nrrivnel Inst night from Liverpool, ro
orrts having Ih d a r ugh p.Uaage of fourhton
days. Mile i, ft Liv'rp.ol Oe(lctlr 2. anid whI.t
|IHit nim s outl otl'nonlltert td a fnlrce bHHd willd
antlli eprnq-s.og . which o' t1111 1 eight days,
Lastt Haturd y proved i.e worst d Iy of ttlo pass
age, the ship narrowly osalping fountd.erig.
owing to tht 'orrifl' hltrrltann which spurIng
U nI er1 nightfall anid Ilas'id twenty.-four hoIurs.
The pIassL .ntars wr're foreld to remain b)'low,
a itti was extr"mel.t hiatzrtdo~l, on deck. In tho,
evening rain began to fall ant the wind lnow
with tre'meld~ious for-. endillng the a~wlray
higher thaln Iti matinrmnat. tl, avv 'eas alas
brok ovor thin- hip rIp'ttodly tnundating hot
da 'ks. At 7 o'vlo'k theo firlnt was iDpplling,
groat. walv. striking the vs.s'ol with foerful
fiore and almost trying her. The ecene in
thol vain dlritg thto. pvlaVl,'nr of I'tht hurri
('an was very oxriting. Prayers wore free'ly
oflTored tip. tis the passn.ge'., hatd almnot given
up the hope of ever rr''alitg land tg itn.
l'h'stortlm sppt Its ftrt'! on Hntiay morn
ing. anti theore ,t r tthl wtt,lltlter waH O'inlpara
tively mild, itring the' huritan'e but clxiy
six mios woere ee IIplishet., the ship at. times
U.aking hut two "nll, q a n hour.
tCapt. Cook was made theh rneiplolnt of ct.,
by the pasanIL gert' Il It t'lhl)imonial of hlsa kill
a1nd c''are dtritgll tih t'''Iritlos voya..t.
The Tmeed Ring Fraudq.
NEw YorI, Nov. 3. The nldermanlb. lmmit
ter to ta v.'avintt til 'i'w'oti ring frtitais ''on
tinrllld taking ti's iJmnoy to-.clhV rlgr.irnIlg thei
The Bank Mtatement.
N;wI YoIK, N'ov. 3. 'h le llank qtattlillit'tt to
t'diy i.s nfalIvr'el1II|II Loansit -, ere.ots, $in,Kf
.s.'olh. Ie,'ort.r $t at'tit): I'gal tonttrs. in
A IAoIlnvllle Fire.
L ttravi ,tr . Nov. :a.-- ltast.iighthl',twon 1t' ttlr
1 o't'ok.', a fir' broke out.l in the roar f 'lTavlr
t4 I|,,rr's tohl.,on fa.tory and extential to tht'
whisky houlas, of 1. Il. Ml'vti .& A.hons ttrn
hltrndl stroat. Owinl to till, i.larim bering I rneed
in from it distant box, t"h flrto telttrtmiont ar
rived too laht to save the ttuildingst . and the
Inildin. al.id th(ir- contntlo rt proved tot:l
IosM. inn iludini Ig to I hl of whisky. The Ioss is
estimated at f$+5,N00. It h' Inslrnnorn e farr fa
learned, it nh.at 97,7.iu. T'hn atdujining huntli
ing wtIs inlJ rd qlight l.
Want to be Disceharged from Rankruptcy.
New YonRK. Nov. 3.--Iinny A H"isr., formerly
Jay (Goslt t' tltanktrs, wiho reooltly bhttlaitnodt
ildgmlntl for $t42.. :l, ppDliled ystrlfrtla to be
dlischargeld front han kruptiloy. (lonllt op'posodt
tih,' 'It'ol a tLnd rtpr.,s.,ntedi ctlalims amrlounting to
over $50.000. w Jt wh I had holrt' troved Igainst the
tat le. 'I'hi register orltrertl a re-exatinitiltton
of| the oJci'c on to thne eltims, which will hike ait
Iung l lnu'.
Onkey Hall.
Nv YOuRK,. Nov. :I. A. (Itikey 11:111 Is to ortO
-ntv his i w offl P. 11, d li to sol;y m .'ch of
ihe ti ,, spont by hint n i, nlon,
Nrw Yoal. Nov. :.-Cha TIT. Win ing, ex-drill
ergltent i f oltio'T . wiats found I .lad in his 'il, itn
ith hosiltitl of the To rmbs thi m rnr ing. li.n
had booin ormmitted for lbrath of t rut.
Jerome Park Races.
Naew SYot. N,,v. s3.- (winy to the storm. the
rn,' . wlwhi r. lit to have' taiken pltlr e t J Porm 'm
lirk to-day bnvo ien I'olstl o nn l until tn'xt
Wt' k.
The Wanhin gon Racea.
at i rnni ', ''rak rs,, It'mil an follows
First contr'et--S.lling rae. ,on an onn
i.chth milts, all agees. The entrios were Dol.
(inslon. First Chantt. Major Barkor, Kilhourn
and litk. Thi first natmed wt'n. First Chanme
rme in second, Major Barker third. Kilb.ourn
fourth. Tim, 2:1. All hete on the rae de
eidtd ,tiT. a the l Ig i d s.over di frantitl in tho
sale of pools, atnd Kil turn. who solId as the
fal' rtie il thli p ol. had h brnn evident!y t.n-I
portld with while in his stahle.
For the s.onnd rate two miles for all neces,.
th eontries w're: St..Ta ,s. Kenny. L ttlt Fel
low and tlurgor St. TJame. won in 3:44'. Luti,
Filowsi.ond and hR g o third. Kenny foll
at t he third qtnartr an was distaned.t
In the third raio, mile hats, for throoee-year
olds. the., t ins worn Vermont. Dick 8aioer
and Glen Dudloey. The first heat was won by
Verrno, t. (len D ,dley s-"ond. The second
heat was won by Vermont, Dick Ba-ser second.
Divorce, Insanity and Death.
NEW YoaK, Nov. 3.-The Snrague-Pope divorce
suit in Brooklyn has ended by the death of'one
of the lrtte. Annette Pope mrrtled Patrljk
Jtdiepey iB 8. and bar relativee eb T a -
S yagile
1 hn pi.ov,'rt V I'ft herl he Ihr fIther', hlsd a eont
itIstsssitonnptiltltd, n1 Atrnnir wi's igain ad
irlgril a lutitI'. thr mioth-er be"ing s.ol'et'd as'
admin.itrntrix oiln lisr i''t. tsHrngllnielgot I sil
if lghlliting hi' molther in-lt-aw nail olffrsd no rs -
Asilittnt'nifs tio itsnnuoltnst of his marrInag. aist
I tor'dt'r wi as intlri on Insl 'rlhursdlay. rite
tro.,utl to wht i"h A mlse hila A h) stll .llbjifled r.n
tllted In !t night i ii r dh- Ish whils tlout to Ihl'
ome ai mlthlr, $nit l thus. ill firthir ligi] A iltA
will I vildd Inro itn fr a 'stlo terlonally I4 c'on
Fled.
Ilincol rs. N. Y.. N.v. i--ThlR lov. Wnm. Wvok
lh, ,4M'iotrty or the' Alrtnaritn Bibleu Unlii,
+iid ismilnls'IYv it thil rcsidsann+', yIts'tv rdaY n'd
7 yeti A.
The New "ork Pomtotflce.
NEw Yolss, Nov..:i. Thres ex-I'nstm l stnlr"
(ii'tsr.tl woros shown I rouglh lh,' New Y irk ,ity
po.sffllnl 'Atrdihy. The visitlre w're thi
Illeh. iron. Pilivfalir. who r ialai tlh' hoRlsh l of the
Irsitl'h PsIlflni llduring thel (ilnls ou.s ' 1Imisn
Islirlhtin. Ism. Mr It hdl wl ssI d .m . 1i. 'l'sr
tn'rs. Mr. I'a.vllftir r s'.g rdt ' l itr poi str, tl1,n, asi
Ihs Ilut ".t s 't hIs t si lver 's en.
Rase tall (rookednesa.
T.nils iV t,i,rt. Nsit.. '. TIh,' rttmination of Ih
linv-'rs- f ths' tlsvilsllo B 'ha' lhi ll (11 u or ni -
og. dI s'rooks dnlsi s ras' ltl', li, tia1a ast t sulslsan of
four of Its etm, Is rnt. ifatl, Devlitn nsI Nilholsi
,onfs ss,.A+i' h +I vilns rei' ividl l wrish for Rolllsig
ga ii-. (litrver proclatlntmd ilM innrsentso'n, hllt
I' wais o' ollled frr genrnl mlrlis'ndl'It. M'
(tlo ild. It N" w York gitnhlsr ior pool Aellor, is tlhe
ntttt.a othi pfltyv wlho In kInown to ht.av paid
lth lia1'irs fosr throtwing li.s ih, antis's Th'srns IA
tiilsish Ilnillgnation filt svsr hi the'rokodnlloss.
The c'Igar Manllufatlrerl ' ttriks.
NEw YVan. N ov. . -'lTh. ' e'igar lmi nufarnrllier
'rik s ' tiatlss1''4. issld tih isnnuif1 isturro p sisi
At'rikars r'tIati 'nflixbl.i. A uosw fsulttrna hits
blst istlrssslsir'dl'd by li th s snnnufs'tiaors, s'orpluov
tinlt of Ani.. "riai lirlt itn Ilih annit s'ttu ll tof
'igiarli . ''hl y are n, o nfl 'i.xt IIhut . hev will ,soon
hla ndl'y l in l fhli p | orI i tas'is rot'slling.
New York Poll- leP0
Naw YotuK, Nov. 2 -ThIrp IA hIu iltl fl polll
ri excithlm ni t n tl it' cit v osv' r lth,' i )p1roa'ls ing
i 'ltllon. ex'prtlil In thlt s'lsnt'lt orf I -al onit il
diltes
A bitter flght Il aoling olt in ths Hvi'nth is'nn
trlnIl DL, trist ls-twssn Au gugstl Heill01, thei
Tan'Inaniy min.sl fsr Ilslthe Hantte anrI Jolhn
M't rriA'.y. tht A til -Tamrnanyt nditilatl , landt
lhts Feri masnls rof sIls gaint t5o1 thiat Morslrris'y
will be 'l+stled.
A Permanent International Eaxhlbllon at
Parisn.
New Yonx,. Nov. :. Iln c'nntss'lion with thlI
,et1yn3,,t of AIneriani ri, sproletlatlon at the
I riA Exhibition ll It Ip Isropiond to stalsitahl
undMlsr th pIs t'rona. nll ds ril nt- al ofl differetd
('Ih -mbnhrsA of ( rn dr.ni,' slins Irde bodies, it
sperm notil international axhsbiilon. whls.t'rs
sm, tpls andisi prin lstks of Irdlnuli andi mian
fat n itn' of Fr"ito n' aill thn UIlirted Htaltr
w hil i he oi vmew for thA.s intendin.rh lo lr
,hAs. Thie piann aish l.tl olate i liarga Ilnlldlng It
1'aris. ax'lus'ivvly for Atneriean gosids and for
the' shttspmnt sf FrsnsIh goosIs irsrdrrl Is ii Alim
Ilar stahlsshmsnt In Nsw Yn, 'rk. 'rhis would.
if iiios,' try. ship the prhsdusts of thl s countlry
ssrirssl through ths' I'aris branch.
The Colunmbia Collefe Reglatta.
A.ItiF.t. N. Y., Nov. :.-Th.s (nsimisa ('sllssgs.
rgalt took. onsllss' the Harl'm river this
aft srnoon.
'the flrst 'cme, a Daisr iared gng rane. wasn won
by this freshmni hs y l wo la lngth; tihe Iopho
more 'lhas sesnsid AetlrAI third. The fre'sh
rnman e-i'w ware: .J. H. Montgomery, bow; G.
Vatlr. troke; 'sophomoris rorw: H, (I. IIhltghack,
bow: J. H Browning, stirke: seniors: Bogart,
bow:N . B. Newborry. 'trsoke.
Th'le As.n' rnPP. six oared glg, ltalween the
s'niort and freshman, waft won Iv the former,
bIy two and one-Ih If Isngthi Time'--:57.
The winning 'rew werei: B w. H. IH. Csah
man . It, I,. Bognrl. W. B. Evans, H. B. new
brry. H G Itidg lihack: Atrok«,, W. Contant.
Ths . third ras', ,fo ur nt iss! sholllu, bI etween fhli
(Iot TcI and i'hhl of MIn".. wass' wotn by the
Inttaer. TI tro--- ' .
'rlhe sanoy r"'n.. hotwonla H, (;. Ridlgahnok
anid (. I'. Erhnrdi. ose-third o. a nitl', reuslted
In s sanild heast.
lThe wtei-r tas' v.sry rossigh, but 'ver"vthlng
wvt t nff tplnsantily land ithi' ri'galta ws.s r ite a
The Glreat nRace.
NE.w YOR'u, Nov. t.--The exsanrtlivs, 'omnmitten
of Itho Am!,risan .Jackekvy Club hav drlcil.dd thatl
rth h ras itws''n T'n ifrr''k anto l'arl s Athall
take phitas i onI 'u-l vay. Betting .tsi to $7t on
Ton h. i'ronk.
An Incendiary Orator.
HAN FRtAN'i'isco. Nov. :s.---Kanrney. Itho inoen
diarv orator,. who lA lss on int'tingthei lhoritng
men to Organizet for' th. e ixpulsion of ths
(Chlna.'. and flor attksll ok thi n prope'rty of
wailithvy c11si'rporittiosu sand IMnlividslhslu. wasr
Iisrrestd tn-iighit whiles' urlresitng ta 'r+,wd on
K'tts'nv. stret-t. Ns rosi.s.tant' wis mtasod atid
oithr'i sp.s'ik'r51insotil moderation sititt thifn
'osunvil of workinm.oen wasth ndlvi.ni dmon
.trtison. 'T i'e n t.horiti t's a t uking 'vet'sy pl''
.'asi aot igatinst dis' rur t scr,.-t
iMabel Leonard Again.
NRw Yonsg. Nov. :'.--John Mass'omi. father of I
M lh I ,i'sinard. th', nhild sitri',s, Is oshtainsd 4
sisl iltirtus ttis n agsins' her fllling in i'ngage- t
mntit', Isiltanno'ing inext Monisjtiv night., nat I'ny
I'ast r'ss Vait'Is' 'lIiThsstr'. oan th lgrouind thlat it
woutlhl Inall' r Is r grint rop.iniation to appeaIIIr sn
Ilhei IsgI of' a varity thratri .
New York Wheal Exports.
Nr;w Yo'lsi. N,"v. :i-Onlyth ii ,tieamir's umiled
for Europ, ta 'b dsia-. all ''rvinr . lattirgse uargoes'
auI an in ireaas' oir fr',ight rats-s. T'he sexports sf
whsatl from this .port. hlrintig thls wveek htaveo
agr,'g;tts, l .,41551..171 s.sluhlt. M.ost of It wa iA
s1sitinid f,'r(irsist ritatin. i
FOREIGN NEWS.
TIHE FRENClH WMiTRiRl.
tlacMahon I)lsposed to Try a Ministry of
thle Right.
T,olnoxo. Nov. 2.-Ikutr 's Parti disrpatih
ears: Aev'rdini to weni-ofl1'lial statism-id-4,
the ministoes hlavnll ner.tnrld t, mmot thi Chlim
aIr of I 'ptle., or, if 'PrnsidPnt MatMaslon do'
sires. to resign bifore it ai' so liai is.
The MRi tila, iat s thait I'r-.idint MaiMahon
is disiposed to try a minilistry of thi Right. sup
portOd by tloh mnajir ity of thi Honate,. but. if tihi
plan Rshould fail. h' woublil a.prnii to thon l.islrrs
of the majority in lhi (ihamier of Dipitittn
The mintitrv of ttir Ilight. wouhl theI mior
char.,d t'~ arry on the admrrlni ttration. M.
Jtangir QuOrtr''r th.ai had ain intlrview with the
President. 'The ititirviw is stijppoiod to rfr
to the' frrnation of n minis,;, (of tlot Right.
A New Ministry.
Pt'ts. Nov. :: - Th Duke do (Ca,.zi,. Ministr
rf FIo.iri ' Affair-, hita rotiudl frim th (Cabsi
not. Oth+ar rmini.rhtirl rsignrtitins a.n immi
I'riesldint Ma.Mnhon has rel'.qestedtl Pouvor.
Qntertirir. Drosbrtitnt of the Finanir Commit in
of the S1Iloet., anijl an rnimotr of the l,'t ('ontre.
to form i now minitst rv. This tlas haid a ion
oilaitorv otTf et.
The Duke tie Cawzes' Reslnatlon.
I'AiTs. Nov. :.- Thn fIlk, (In (aeaaes has uon
iintrl to a pop'ncmr.nllit of tihe ainnuionnoih
Itunt of hil' resiigattion until after Hiuindrlay'
elec't ion.
De Cazen' ilnccesor.
LONDoN, Nov. ":.- A P.sl Brlin Mtsplii an
nounuwM that Vis 'ount DOpontuint. Byron, Am
buisador iof France to (tarmanv. has rTesiglned.
It is rlported he is to sllueeeoud the Duke Ido a.s(
ta. Minister of Foreign Affairs.
A Champion Billiard Match.
PA iHs. Nov. 3.-A illtard match. lrn points lup,
for ,nne franis and the chamrlonship. bitwor n
M. Fbitian and M.auri.i.e Vlgnauux, was won by
thfi forriiar lv forty-nine points. Fabian's ,host
run 43+, and Vignatux 417.
The Sunday Eltctlons in France.
LownDO, Nov. 3.-The Timen' Paris corre
spond,,nt bas received information that ua.n
dav's elections will ma+,e little diffsronce in the
present political status. Most of the outgoing
connellors will be re-elected.
- IrM
Ahy",4 lv nli. aI.tin thr!nfl to tlii fi in. , E r t.t
with 120,00000 . .iur. than(I . ,,1 - 1 lo .n f t
Ml:lin iwn Iltn.of t itt wit1. hill.
Time Ronwlu. Ehlungeatonilp.
lNWII(tl., NovA.1. -lIHb .rt Wtfol U.ind of,'
Ntwn.stl,- i 'lyi. ntl Jimin-i flimggiro, fryv
horn 0 atthe~d f, r,,w hor the+ ,hurne,*,.lonhi a nd
+S4,0. Tlhe+ two,, is h, 'Ik,, lhum, ,, th,+ Tlyn,
Jlanl ory+ I1. I. lll gi. ns l'+,'+' tly a lf,.nte-,d It++ ' Pq 0
WVAR NOTEN.
Chevkec Pnaha'a Wherealmbolt*.
VIErNNAf. Niv. :1.ITh. . Ililfn/ t(',r.,.p)iuul.
II-' Wllq (|+'fr+'Itf+d fllef+', l`v~~l J+I'IIII·L InHl. 'I1+++IIK-+
tIul byi thi- IIntqhiont nit Invlhize'. ind fl,' I ini
I I). L~l'-frl ,".t tllrc.rll~ l-. i
I'l,'vUs ISl, oW mlanlllyl-|+d+¢ Inv,,.atRd.
Turklmhl Troopl to the Frolnt.
l,,NDay,'. Nov. ::.--Thti Ti ,'n' Vitnin or
rmi ol l|nd-nt l I ng n hmi , ii ft llIwi:
It rii i-dI ti he- r+o nri n r till fro,,n . 21ii 0 -f tit li0 l. lt 0
Eniland'i A iedlialinn.
Ii, iNf.ii Nov. i. Th., ,?..In..t.r VIiinni 'or
r"in|indint ny. l oiiIt. Vin lIf-n-lt, Ih- Aui.rtI'rin
litii iiiiititor itt I indon. riierintn t tnt [Unr tli'rti
hug i nfrr;,]i I thi fir.n.'tl n nint haqaitrn t tPh
Elg'nnit, ni fi.r heli' htol no iipo.itrtr n "ity fI"
nriitkiug anty l nriiin.-unt wvitl i vn+w if liaiiiti+ton.
Opponecl to Immnlermann.
IuoiDev. Nov,. i. A it-i u'tnl to thi S,'iniutadtl
frllll (Cull l tltlntiqtin .lel uliyS: Pritlluu llnn ,l huln
rnditlr iki,. th, n mrlrnunl of a fI[r.-i, ,I Tunrks
nil Egypituinn. Itut-tnil f-i tji opll.su G(iiri. timn
mnti-rllnullil. 1Ti" Itlit-iut.ttn ure it fri-t ont--r
luau'hsby, whtIlni ih y t hr,'.tirn Itaxwliljik.
The Rluislanq to Advance on Adrianople.
lNOoNo Nv. .:.- It i irportI.d from Iluchnr
u-t thhllt hi. ItR tuim lri fuJm.rnt Il rm g an Ir)I.VIrl
SIc',ju AI rlttillui without wnttting for thu faill oi
Plevrn Amply Proviioenpd.
I|NlioN. Nov. I -Thn Porto hsn im.ulil arInt ol
liiinh nir'llutt1in illt tt 'I vnllto t I t m lly trovli
iininiI for mIint hn.
---~· * ----
WEATHER rROPSAILTIErI .
WARRINGTON Nov. :.-For the Hrtith Atlantic
Ritites. 'lelr rr poartly ieli.,ily weather. winds
mostly from thi' north itol etl'nrty vpressire rnd
trrrn trsttl rt.
For tlihr Enat (ii ta Htne,t'ear or part! y ieloily
w iether. ioll ii.rthrl,'r! wtritd veiring tor
warrmer n.u;rl'y win.s. sttitllnrary or Iowv r
ps ress Ini re.
For the We nt Gulf ta.teas. lnear or partly
iltsirly wnf tlnor. sol riorith wi'ids vPering to a
w rltur rrte·lsllry wind, Rtltionary or lower prl
JETTY mOUNDINf1S.
U'TTsum HTATreF EN(siIOIEKR' ()OFFICrE,
Port Edls, Hsouth I'as. La., Nov. 1. 1t77.
Eflior," lIran.rnl-On- the alslt dtiy of Octob.er
tlIhlre was I 2o foont ehannrel, at average flood
tide, through thlo br"r at H Ninth Pass, and
throu.ghout the aosn and between the j rti|r.
Its l.eat width was 210 feet. A prartleiia eblnhn
iel of 21 fort was found The interruption to
avigatilon for a vessel drawing 22 feet. wan 490
feet ii Plength.
Wherevir found, that i'. with the exception of
thse Inturrrllr Ion alt ,v notetd, the 22-fsoot chani
nil was at Ili.,st It;5e feet wide. rTh,,lspssce laickinll
it ..-foot channell of tihs full will h of 200 feet la
ih,,ut 5.-nl feet in width, At I w tlidis of Ocetober
itI gh s led ptIrF were lessened s tihlileS and at
On O ltober 24 a wide etrnnnll of 22 feel.t ,
inies dl.lrp was funld lat tlho head of H ,uth
I eertify t hat ttls t hlt\.e ov I is 'nrlrret stnteme'nt
tker'n from ft.e r'-ult-s if . lV st, urvlo v.
M It. BRPOWN,
('apltin rif 'Enline~rs. lrlittl Htaltos Army.
OTlinl -IFur nithtd hIv oialr 1,f thle honoratsl,
vi'retsrv isf Wasir.
AMIWEMENTM.
HT. ('I.AntILE TEA4'rtln -We hlave been re
iltnitnd Iby Mt.lli.h lger St rong! to say that du ri ng
te one week inrtlll'rroallrIn Iat thss HSt. Charl.es
the thinatre ;1ll Ire itt iti! diisposition of the lsf .
Monrllmentill Aseso irltitsn ior toeR rcmmitt,tnee of
r' Isf of the leru.nrlidhla RsilTrrers, lduring that
tinml. free of r.hslrg, We Ilnderhtandi that hne
ais. omnla time sini',. nlrin.ly made th.e proff'r
virirblliy, alnd r'v~cts it. now lst, ho mlaght not
it In'otlh''r lie., owisng to the p.nollirity of
irienct t hentriesil s,'nigsar'ntfiiI, hi able to eoarn
sly with is r tir.rst for is tii ii ofis the thlleitre.
o()in .nldoly nirit, thlie ,trrnnrl . and. wlhos.e ax
e'I tl nr'Wiiie w hatove atlrsendy hlsd tin olDportunity
io llappreet'iati, will tegin a week's erngageme ntl.
at Ith Sti. (CIll.rles. hl'i .rniagemsent. of tllis
ialonts-fl hand .hti echlrrctor of WIIhof PIenter
liniisrri nts I.s anithf r glluranoni. th t Managier
Htrtn.rg is4 'trrn iii to eaILter to tfe ttt.Is.e of
oiilr eilt it ssiIIhty--will dolltile p rove an ait
trit 'tll iits they ilifl on Hit, rof'lasotirn of their
first visit.
VArttrrTiEi '1'iiFe1rE. -Th'n "opning of thil
'ailliful tinple of Thii .is,i wo are DIlneod to
r "'nRt. it, ink' p it to-rn nrrow, when the 'olr
tain will rtc 'iin u i Iinnnery's tlniiraterd p ay
of the "T'rwo Orphans." to rhapsI the iinast dr
ma.dni ionstfrreltion of thi' past. twelnty five
yea.r. We know that it may he ohji'rtu.d thatl,
th' "Two Orphatns" hnas ,bern opiauvt qilite
fretrqurntly in this eity lnbt w-' will reply to this
obl,juti'tlo tlhat it nevr hbas t'r,'tn produtlu'd in i
man nr worthy of its intrinsl,, qunliti'es
Bo- idea'q the ansst ranrit' tIhat we havy, that. nMan
ager Hall will piroducen it wi h now and hand
some seenin R effl.(' , we will have the, novelty of
inning in it, maniy tators and al tre.uHss who
hlavo never appeared in this ofty. foremost
among whom arc' the distinguished MiRn Ka' e
ClaxtAn and Mr. C. A. Htrvenson. Mlis Clax
'rn. the r'roetor of tfh part, will hi tf he Loti..'
Stih blind girl of thi,' pi ,: Mr. Htnv.wgoni will
iti,.lllm l tle until rol, of (I'lrlirir di e f il' t ru'i
andl of I'ierr', whicih indiantesi that, the play
will tib premnnted in the original F'ron''h form'
Minss Lilian Clioves will play the part of
lluouiriflr, Miss Margaret Oine that yor lrrirjanii,
ie o'untnast, a part which, played With tnlint. is
very teffctive. Miss Howard Rogers will be' La
loro,,hard. all of whom have a rm' tat ion. The
part of I'im'ild will bt, interpretel byt Mr. J,
a.ily anId J.qu.. l'r'ha'd hy IMr. Edwin
Varic.y. We fi lhi thm in good comiany. ,nd
therycfrno ho,rn they will prove theomgelv.r
worth v of theiir .rr.snoiat a.
AT PATrt('rx' TTAT,L.--The first apptanranneo of
Jltindame It.ntz'a m imrnroth femiiau rganizcit ion
of minisrRI l' wIll I ,itr arto-nl'th: at St Pat riek'
flall for the first time in this ('ity for many
vnar. ''hie rehili inn is of the variet.y nre.rt,
order, wit i' re-sing slriilar to 'he iallet
artl the "l''lik Crook" style. eon3irl
,abrll, I 'altly of tht, performrnr, and as
the word goes '"who tr vol partlcularly
'n' their Shanr." Thrho i'intl qlii intity of songs
and tdan"n wvill Ih Drbe rmintied in.ir'Uperse.rr. with
hiti rremarks of rnd l mn. 'l>r have n, lu,ilhtt j
lhat the ntotrtninmint, will hb, enjovabnt, t.hitt,
thrne will he the v'rv flll,+"t houso, of the sea
i''n. that youth, graiy liirs, anrd particularly
thorse unt rlumt, en whot 'o,.mb their hreadsii with a
towel wil he there to 'rljoy randl adlmire. andn re:
tlrn humming tht oldl rrang. "it.' niau h y, btit
it' nriee."
The Frernal Rond of Love.
On Tuesday afternoon last Temple Sinai was
ill,+d bh a aeeleet, assemblage. the handsome and
vivwaious daughters of Israel predomin dsing in
point of numb,'r., to witness tbto marriage of
the bright and beautiful Miss Louise Moses to
our amiable and talon rd young friend. Bar
nette P. (olinsky, both of New Orleans.
The administrati,n of the holy sa "rament of
marrlage was aerf rmeI hb that distinguished
p elat the trev. )r. J. K. Gutheim, whose uru
ally f,+li citous styli. never man f st,'d itsef more
purely nor in a happier , anrner th.n in his
loving disoourse uttered before the joining of
hand', and lurinr which he must have hben in
spired by some peculiar frieod-hip for bride
and bri legroom.
We leave the sanctuary of Jehovah to meet our
friends on the tthreshold of their new life as they
enter a world strewn with thorns, as well as
r + and bestow upon them oar richest wiahes
Matv freaven give tiwfr IFeeDrsso that
avo s a nrrrid
SQIbliA LY FOR SC(.IrIZ.
TIIFE 0a4llEa TION OF MIMOYN r'A.lEFOItf
FOR TIlE l INlIaH I flesloN.
A New View of the Electnral m:oumamlm-el
Why Jidgle Davl, lied He Ie1.e
on It, Woull Hlave Voted for the
HRoye. leetorq ftromln Lottqlans,
ttHn'in 4 t'ore'spo'ndrnre N. O. i)DenioPrat.l
FtBIrTT FtoiTrm I
Wis;hintlgton O,'tl'er 24, 1577,
It h.'gins' to o k
'qu.A ,lV Otl RniaRpgJ
Ever mine, the Ohio lnrntlion th", dinrtition
i the beaten IttdAinl tfo ?,ta It a r"lialt r *aD.e
get hns hrnm ,''pOntfring iupon him, nand thig
gathlrrling "loul of wrath hast att reached
the plrroiortln-; of a Fiorm. Thalt H'hurz cil.
not long stt nd tle rackt is evident. That he
cstands it from flay to ildy i duln ra her to the
lhk of stan inrmn dini. tl.nglb'l pretext for his
rrmovl theino i any with of thei President to
retaln him in tlhn Cabinet.
'rne fON'FERte'I: AT JOHNtl f HgtiErMAN's iOttUl,
ton dars ago, of whl+'h ii liniation wa s tele
g"l'llraphed ytou a wi'Ik nlgo Hateir Ily nlght, had It
origin in the ant -HlllirT, fItoling. and. while
purtportlng to bif a mneetinig of Iltolrhlfi'arrs to
dllgC'tu the pijthittion. was a u I ly a ,inelalve
of the tpierontl Frinnrld of John to drl+vls waitt
rind runrt: r Fl nning tihe inttuplbi l)Dutch
hllrm'nm is sAcnl o have a'.sturfdl the President
bhat. the wat nit. TrAponflilne for I hn athering at
Ihis tllius". lnLu.imnlh nti II wai' a sllrtprise party
to him. IBut, in thi-w mtatemenrlt Folihngs nutomart
itlinignnllouil tnel.-s "rope out. tHe dil1 not in
d:rt"l lio tlo the Presidlentf out of altole rloth, bat
h, did onmit, to .ns.t.e a fat of grant importance
in a nrrre'tt estimat of his "re'tsnrsisltly."
This faot It. t wit :
Onon lay Hhbrman mlt C(Jhal lin Foster and
sqaidi m him. "Fostor. why don't you all getto
Ugtther tan disc'ust t.h' si nation ; that's the oa=
Iv way t , ov,'rrtile difforonc·es andl produce hart
min y."
Thernnupon Fostor, who is unlirk at takinga
hint. i.esti.l invittltlons to- the srlent party
wheih met at Iihermane' hous.' and if I am not
very muich mistaken, the invitations ware
worded, "Henrrotary Slhrman will he glad to
on, ils at hi- ridnon,, 1p1 KI 5trret." (etc. In
yo1n .cn how mluh of a sgnrpriir panrt it, wa,
Since that fett,'vu ocrasnion, I have nvberved
that all the Iesitr mouth-pDi.ee and small
strikers for John Sherman. o' whlch Washtng.
tonm is ,lways full, have hben inanimous In do
iretation of
TltM IMPRACTI('CATIIITY OF .tHURZ IN POLItATIN
and of his "inaptitude for the dry idetails of ad..
ministratilve offlce." To the Initiated observer.
thnsu signa portend that. John wants to get
tcharmz out of the Oahlnet. There has been a
disposition in certain Rn"nblican onarters to
hold John as thoscapegoat for the Ohio irenr
and hence I Infer that theIae late verao
against itihura are in the nature of a nk
movement to make tnhnrz nnt the J.na.h who
must be thrown overboard and s ve the b
of John. 8omebody must be sacrtfied to t
waives of Rad.icaltimn. and the hulk tof the IndJ
cations points to Rehury as the victim
Hoinie days ago I was ,on vrshing with a roml
nint Illinois Democrat, who is Intimate with
.rrrDG11 IOAVyI,
fi told mil sorme rather interesting fhlngs,
whith. thotwgt they tibi"log to ii itory, have a
ceratin bhearing unon mrLportninit matters now
pndl rig in your midst.
lIer said that ,ruldg Davlis would have done
.recisenlv what, Bradlely tdid,
ITD itE IIcEN t'IIOHsEN TO THE ELECTo(RTa tO..
grRON.
"The judge," tsiid rilv Informant. "held. in hil
)rivato conversationri at that timne. that the comn
inission owltl not. inqulire hl.yonild the prima
the constlit tional righta of the Hiates; tha
while he believed that ther vit,r as they came
oat o the hballot-box elehted the Tilden electors
neyonld lleuntionl. yet the olly authoritles Of the
Sttate which (.ongr.es or tthe commnl~ioon cOUld
constitutlonnally or Iva.lly tbak'r vognirzano of,
harul certilledtl otherwise: that If fraud had beena
conlmitt.td oF whlich tht'ro was no doht., It was
for the people of Lo.lsiana. through their
courts and juries, to flnt I' out and pun!sh jt;
hiut that CongreRs, or a -ommlsilon ereates mu
(ongress, co.ild not make a gra lid jury of itse
to Ilnvotlgattr allegeind crnllti agalnst the law o
any Stato.
S "It was conomrptent for aithnr house of Col
it ar-toa n to intinlre Int the fatst toil hing theelee.
4 tion of any one claiming t. have "repn mteli to
tIlut, ollfevt, lav'vtvv've every legisl.ativv hbody was
r t tfltttitt. 101011l ;'edge of the rlval that ions of
Sits own imembers. hiBut elo'tfora were Pho en by
- the Hettats vi+orolding to th-ir own methods and
r ('ingress was not the judirge "f. thei q'ualio-s.
I)one, nor tol,tl it (It, rlteat a "em) nitrDior to be.
The wh'ile matter wagt in ho ttafltll of the pee
til, of the wrt.at who werav -iiitvti by the
neirt (of the alnnstt.ti , o t. t, i's".rtble of en.
forring a proper reorethontation of their vie-l
and prorefernr's in all matters portaining tothe
Federal government. T'his rule, the jud e said
wasI the only trotection guaranteed to the
autonomy of the tRat'es, and like all other go
rulins, it worked ho'h ways--that its to say, it
Drtvented (congress from interfering either to
work a wrong tromn the otstanil r to redrees
- one Proceeding from withrn the State, provlde4
always that, the latter wrona wre accomnlished
withoutn such armed violnte asnt would come
inder the constiutitonal provision relating to
domnevltie P nv.nlrrerrtion."
From this exposition it. Is easy to draw argu
ment, if argumeit W.re nohdeid in favor of
A VI(toROU , PRO'aECUTIO or THE RiETURNING
BOARD :CASES,.
"The sHwe remedy Is in the hands of the peoole
of Louisiana." who are o'tu ppottwl to ba capable
of enforcing a proper repDr sntatlon of their
views and preference." etc. That. would see
to "over tt' casen of the Retutrning Board. I
prentme Judge Davie' fri"r'i correctly sate
a poseitiin, which is tertainly not without imn
tortan ^e.
The rnggeition of
a(0%t(, cAMiertON
Iv the Pen nviyvania dlegallon for tIre English
misThs. at thP rnnylvania dof Ertin, is in dea larst
horntatll thNat tira ten throwt into the Ad
rninist.r mttor nam ot bin a th ll wair hgan. There
itlar ain, th flmt sizzling, A I am nfttrn d, but and
nllt one of th e ktahhlnt ,an to bit.ize and heave
Twhil, tenrn-ylvanis rifleanI btn s in ded Oner
the H.nate and immdi el rconf"rmed antiohe
noid Ie Adlminittrlttlo Itt havion what olf thi
m ron hlmln fa would withll 'a i --ving the" over
It. T. mntiter tha noet disn asllv Te to in retn
Jar ;alvin'?t iveeting, as I tim inform-ti, heut it
7 'rmt a etapIe tnot'it of agtvni',' ti di ,vevvslon at
allxI tb" attsions "f the kltcb'.n Catti vvt. Me'n
whilt, apcn'ilatlorin is rte almn bets are oven. One
hsitos hft that them apprintmant will be Pient to
dolid Itepublican vote jtf-t on the eve of the
'P'enneylvvania etection. so a4 to "nbhnse the
Cameronttn faction withiouit giving tht other
ferllovws time to gtnt diegustsetl. Ttit, "thAr side
betvt that the whole matter will h'v he'ld in abay
ante until after the slecti -n s+o a+ to ir-epire the
horvet of the Camnronians withi u1 sthocking the
delicate serrsihillties oif the vttlver tr,,wil. Fur
thb, life of me I can't tell which way to lit.
Theor is some feeling in the l'legatlon on
the subjet of
T'IR ,HAIRMANSTpI OF TIlE .r VEEF: ('OaMMITT1,
which the friends of Fllis think shovvl I hbe given
to' him. an i whi'h (itsM n's frlernds think should
h nlotted to him. But I do rnot s.1ppole it will
-ever amount to anything more thani a disicussion
inside the delegation. A. C. B.
Advertst hislr le Petree.
I ondon W.r l..
Now what do you think of a in
the advertsaement of ill m
imselas "idre(tdasnda t G y -

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