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The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1876-12-21
GRANTS AND HAYES oPEaEoxs
OF Us.

The President, when he discusses
public questions, talks, it seems, with
Infinite freedom, and what we said of
him yesterday was written before he
talked so defAntly when impeachment
was threatened. But is it not strap 6
how strongly the impression seems 10
TO be fastened on the mind of the Pres
ident, as On that CT Mr. Hayes, by Rad
ical newspapers ana party leaders, that
We are devoted to the business OF
slaughtering negroes. 1t is fact to be
deplored that when shareholders are
dead the two races will DC as rem ste
from one another rs are whites and
Chinese, or as whites and red men.
White. children growing up odsy in
the South are affected by these discus
sions of these partisan facts, and party
leaders, by persistlng in riding the ne.
gro hobby, are only digging fathom.
less chasm between Africa and Amer
lea which steam and Christianity can
never bridge. Northern people in the
South never have personal friends
among negroes. The possibility of
such relationship between the races
was never dreamed of by Northern
people, and the greatest calamity that
has befallen the African is .his rapidly
progressive enlargement. When the
old slave and the old master are no
more blacks and whites, are finally
and forever diyorc,d from ono another
and each race begins that Dsrwinian
contest that ends il the Survival OF
the fittsst," Graut aud Hayes m.y
weep or swear as they choose; they
may give credence to every invention
OF every lying kraVe sent into the
South to held oifice woa aud
maintained by lies. the ef7cc itself
being premium offered for most as
founding lies, auo Dayonets may inter
veae and Chamberlains and Kelloggs
and Anees be thrust upon u., but the
facts are a. God makes them, and one
race or the other must give way The
negro sees this truth. lie never goes
North though bis ptofessed friends are
there. His personal attachments fx
his abiding plice in the South aad
whca these are severed by time AID
new generation Of men become the
cou1tTy's masters the bissssdzess OF
Sambo is no more. He begins then q
friendless existence and, worse than
this, he viii encounter aversion II not
sumi,y oa every hand evea as he recog
niEes il evsa now in youths and is
strangers in the South Grant and
Hayes should visit the South and see
facts As they arc and not through the
eJes Of men who ara not cniy color
blind has can see nothing bat vIcs and
crime ia white people and only heaven
" virtues in 81 the winning WAYS q
Szmbo. The local segregation os races
IS moro and rnorc rapidly progressive
as the old masters are ieTsr Esery
town and city even now has is pecu
lisr negropolis and each State its SEAS
gambia aud the separation bee mrs
p<Tsect. The seo1er Il Is finally
esfecles. the better Ter the g1anfry's e.
pese saa prosperity. NearFss Il hs-i
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1876-12-21
PAR NonlLE5a FaArRun.

The Radicals win make Sherman, o!
Ohio, The Generals brother, Prssidea,
of the Sen4te. lie, i Is thought, vii
oe more capable Of managing that sx.
,taordinAry self-wIiled brother. who
succeeds 10 the eonmsnd of the srrny.
than any other party leader. We are
much inclined TO bslieve that Gen.
sherman win WELD power Without re-
gard to mer. kindred or parties. lie
and Grant sse wholly unlike ia char
seter. sass&A habits and modes Of
thinking. esAss they sre in manners
bearing. dcg1se Of insellige5cc and
personal appearance. The Senator IS .
,scrongh-pAeed Repnhiiean. He is 4
Pansan, lnesliy descended ifen shs
best Pqritan stock. Re has learning
ana ability, spd Is h0pess IS tkoEeugh
parsissns may be hanssk. he Is not 4
Webster. H hss sos ssas kssaS,h 81
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1876-12-21

The people of Brennan, a special TO
the NeTs says, have ''sourad on the
Observation-Disclosures quarrel. :"
The public never did care copper
about the personal peccadilloes or
grievances or wrongs of these gentle
men, and We have never adyerted TO
them
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1876-12-21
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According to the original 1.i,ss.f.
tho capital necessary 70 build and o1ta
plete the st. 0ethnrd tunnel amonntsa
70 ls7, 600, 900 iiaact. The uhols
amount wss subsciibra and the mofl<
proceeded with. Il Il nov found fksf
the completion Of the sofk viii inro,tI
al expenditure Of &c ltly 800 o90. o1il
francs.
ProPrieicrs Of fsctoirs IL Bnglaad
have been notified that after tie fItst
= --xt January IL vii y IlleRGi 20 en-.
ploy children lees thar riGe years %
ag-. and on JsnuAfy I, 1878, the lfmis
Will be raised 20 teh yars. Chif4~@e
firth frmofe, must atleni school. eve,
rnOrsing or afternoon Turing sg.ilssf
term, or both morning Sad aftefnooa
on alternate days.
Tie hairdressers Of PasIs sre -
hearsing for tke great iEternseionsI
ccomPstifioa Of hea6-dresscs 30 Dscsn..
Der, when . gold medal viii be ausr6-
ca % the victor by the % 1<ss of
Paris; those Of Madrid, Milan. Btns-t
1eis and Geneva offer I simllar ufizs
The wives and daughters of ike hait-
dressers are the patieats, and ,sheh .i.s
scaiicicing is Fun mp bT nlsara -
coinbs and pinA quickef tfisa fl.I
growth Of Jenah's eonrd, tie dfes.tf
axe their seats 10 4 semI-circ's for ~.
Judges % cast cozp Foe't The n1~
tend % Be histcfical fskn
sr than ideal asd fantaslicsi
AEs. Ives. whose marriage in Ton.
Son . aun0nnced, isfbe dauRhker 81 it1
american historian aad diplomnI. J6hr
Lathrop Noties. and Felicl Of Tho.81&
Rcynton Ives, ths laet nale of tn.
yrest Rhode Isiasi family mias
onned pArt Of the aisnoss 1I,t
souse o. Bsoe'n sad Tres. Sir rcr
isfcou5t hae less been : nlsmh.
he journalists craft, Ais ,etfffs
eondon lfesee under SIC Sail ~
igneirle y Hltiotica1
seaers n ~ 6gtsriet
g place II l.fer.tnro. a
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1876-12-21

THE banks IN CoTmOiA ~. euj oined
from paying The Chalub r .aaa state
TTeasurer's checks, ana thd tie legal
i,y OF the Chamberlain government
COMES directly before the Supiem
Court. It's decision obviates the ne
cessity for Giants mill ary ,nterposi-
lion. and VIC may soon kaow, if Grant
couilBe himself 20 bis legitimate func-
tons, Who is Governor Of Soutl, Caro-
lima. Dampson's Inauguration ws'
Witnessed by 3 great ;nultitnde. and
the civilized popniAtiO ot the United
States hope thar hc aasy reHain the
States chief magistres@.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1876-12-21

FROM debase in the Spa hlsh Cham
ber.of Deputies'the other May it az
pears that there are no less thai sew
enty thousand Spanish son oilers in
Cuba. Five-sevenths of this Aa11mber,
or no less than fifty thousand men, il
was stated by member, are 4ick or
engaged as sn army of occupa,5oI b, thu.
leaving Gen. Campos but twenty ehou-
sand active men. Eyeu..Is faprce
would seem tO. sufficient tv crA sh
out the rsellion, since 1t has been es i
EiggtAe1T igAs1T that at no single time during
he war has the in urgent army pum-v
,ered ten thou and men.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1876-12-21

! iateljgeBce dclCl aa,ed Wisdom. de
.nado the astuse report on Louisiana
/ 7TsiEs designed 20 give Hayes the
+ prsSidepcy. AMI for his reason. and
mainly bscnuse hi. brother succeeds
Grsat IS chic of the s-r.r nc r-isI
! become T. .es.Ieat II ,ac S.pa.e. TIE
arT-. sntl Is 4 - au5 ~ the. ,cercv -
The Hov a. rar a sD3,oa-i,,i,rz e.,
It's na;a.ea.ace and e2isrgerrrt o-o
. involved vii protao.v J.. rssI s.,
.hspins the fartn.es ~ 7ars, .r5
rildeu. Therefore there svo,r.s
flst now. not iiftle anx.ety - l.,-a
more Of the reculier,,zs og fta, ~.
,rsoriiasry ran gh, ,,gen, .rn..b;na
,hipoz ~ tho ,ra =, y ysz o,,oi, .,l,,
.D-m,r,,t mi .bor,,nh r.,,,t,I;o..
ss ,yss R,oa- aLs,,on t.~e D
., - Ia. 80,
H.. = ~. - -.
,...a
''"o-
.na .;i..ao5 -, - So
-.
-. ~ ~
g. = -. -. '"'s %
os,,;9 go e., -. 80
,hi,.,i,st .-.,.,:.,.~5 .-,,. :. =,
~ ha,.,..a.. -.
,,d - ..a,o,, -, - y - - - -
sver irn,,;o,,. ~ L., -. -.
Tho .pr,si5ortr .na -, 60.
and CHR, ,-a ,o-,,,I. -. ,t.,L..
rested uoon s,rrn,n rkc d,o.,v
NIGHTMARE for ff,s.n raors -,
tbep sbe-,on,. in,n-,;,rso,
itself. bot i, forcs los ,,.,l s,,;,., 'Tp
and ,bacevor il :. IT,, ~ 60,
civil and military de,,h ns~+ .y.r.,,
Sherman will s,srd hal, rnr;,h. 49,,
We will see, for the frs ,ine sLs,n,
ner Of man he is n. w,s ro,o c;,i
zen of Louisiana. He knows the ,,co,,lo
who once csteem:d and hono-ed and
employed him in important olIices and
whcti r. he accept statements ,ffac,;,o
their, .dpe; and character m,ao h.
Senator sa,rm,p. remains 70 he seo,
Whether the generals lik. tbe S.no-
tors sympubjcs are wholly re,ro.v 49,
or whether he thinks the consnc, .f
the returning hosrd indefervb,e src
facts no, yet developed. But the Seun-
tor and the soldier occupy very differ
ent standpoints and are very different
men, aud that they will ccccur in
opinion and cooperate ia action is
hardly probable.
Meanwhile, that fscts and ncn here
discussed may havc infinite p5oni.
nence, it is eraveTy propc ed shat The
should st once resign in or
-.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1876-12-21

THE ChristtaB Messenger says we
should pray that there may be no war.
It would be better to harness Grant
aud then pray with renewed vigcr, and
for the simple reason that "faith"
would be the basis of the humble petit
finn
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1876-12-21

WE have rcquent ipqulnus for tbs
Roekport 'aaas2y:pt. its accura,,
kuowledgs e of facts sifectirg lhe ostri,
market = deemed invaluable, aBd peo-
pie srS curious to see those coon aud
opossSam trscks that show the course
of eHkents in syamps by night and de
tne the ownership of the a3le 5ocs,
erTe4lates Sa m0Htibtas, OF whlch Virgil
telid. TIE Transcript is one OF the
vigorous, hard-sweAnng sort in its pol
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1876-12-21

= MOODY scound-el quarteled Sgi!s
"a old negro not IA from Cg.ags saj a
last week, and being sFmed, as y f5aye.
and plug-gglies and cowrtjs Elway.
are, suddenly drew a pistol VIA shot
the OLD man dead, and then jfred a. the
uegro's son d broke his ssrm. CaaG
McNeliy catch .Ae bruE.e9 The Deni.
teutiary and hsngiug<tsve no terror,
COR krayes, aud coruks shcu,d have a
medical board TO Pyilt period 10 thrit
p.OCreat ION.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1876-12-21

DR.. NJ, who has traVersed ten thou.
sand miles Of railway lines, says the
international is ore of the best, in
safety, smoothuess, eXcellency Of roll.
ing stock, comforts Of passengers and
in the conduct OF managers, winch he
has j0urreyed over North and South.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1876-12-21

WTFEN the fortunes OF Texas and oil
all tdSe States are at stake, We reck
little q { those of HAYES or of Tildsn.
ssill le*ss do We sympathize with place
hoidSers or placeseekers who wonld dc.
t'foy the once fairest fabric Of govern
ment the world ever saw that they
may grow great and powerful while
millions are impoverished aud the last
vestige of republicanism in govern
ment is swept out of existence.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1876-12-21

Mh'tenSss is a condition 10 81 ayui q 3
because the best n,,irnitpt ecnfSir.a
N wheat IS not white, and eSnnet d,
made white.
The foods prepared nv It's nsae.,ss
appear to meet all huuaai needs. Tlis
ierme8ivo tepdencies 10 the ssosssct
the unnatural condition OF the Ion E.
bowels, the 2eanposs aud astonaass.a.
Of some persons, and t.4a .labby !ae.
ness of Others, dIsappe1 aasr l.iss
system Of dieti ssresgth. yinorS esas
tioity, brain power, gnai s',iep si9
perfect digestion are auiek,s O., -
iishsd. mis- = comfort 80 know
all these d,re ills maj = s'sfea yil
otbsr meaieines than bea.fhsd
tin.g foods.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1876-12-21
1 psLNIsTRAToR,s NOTICE

Hsts.s q yamss \ Mxsfs. deceased. AZ,
ufln4txesicc pcndiae "a fhs tr-anry Casrt q.
Qfuqla rxanty TuraA Nhe~eas. % the tueaty,
tfgh 1sr - Ncyelaesr. A. p. fS76 a e1lc coafi,
rrants1 - klfred < ToNres Nsw. fR-reiafsa,
81 pessoss hastae Sisin's against sal4 estate Il
1sHrs Nerx;s' docsa aerd. afe herteg roeairof
- Rrlreni the saNe 20 ne slihln The tlrss pre-
earibst - l<w,
vi asls ~ hard tlis Esxs nnSr e. fsfs.
ncS9 ug A = 7oF SEs. Adninislsa1or.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1876-12-21

TEE Ciriliaa tells Jh4s tbc eighth
section 54o niles Of tie Cali Colo.
rado aad Santa Fe Road has been in
spectea sad accepted and yet Austin
has uttered 10 word slirough It's mayol
o. merchants or property hoiders slgn;'
fcAns OF the wish Of 1he capital 70 bsFs
the railways comiug cut q Houston SI
from the island suburb the old cspi'
tai make Austin a point IN the line oi
progress. Il three OF four roads meet
here they mus needs cooperate N ex-
teading . crest feeder asSa common
trunk line towards Z. Faso. Cehl0ruia
ana ssHuasinrtoa-
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1876-12-21


HE Bonhanl NegS says that it would
be great misfortune to the public if
the postmaster there were displaced
by any body. He IS Republican,, but
l honest AID capable, and-~Dtherefore
should retaiAS the place. Ne commend
the honesty and coSssr;rsge of the Meas.
When man is fit for an Sofiiee and the
fact is demonstrated, bel should retain
1t. The curse of the 4 cuntry IL she
idleness and corruptness genorated by
Office seeking Andrew 2Jacksen left
a legacy of woes greaterk than all the
good he ever achieve@ when he
founded and approved 81 be polict in
Volved in the debasing fp lxim, Z To
the yictors belong the spoits $"
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1876-12-21

TIE Senate proposes to throw out
the votes of the negro States, Miss
issippi. Alabama and possibly of Texas,
AID Investigations, with this end in
view, arc to be prosecuted by perlpa.
tetic committees
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1876-12-21

comes ihe dgty Of rhnzs alg.ricss ni
the several ; s5es, "a Cd su.r.r frou, so
no -eal diseases li1uSe5 ay sc
ir135n o. 6ebascd safJug,. 70 gr .ecs
.ni"s,Uuste cnuaties aa4 ecsrar. .isns
veIE9hsrc lying of tas fou. &C susrr.
1na "ni'" be- goiiiczi sSl, cl,e, -. t,,,
soldier Gram mus, hc o..s. .re ,.ar
Rope that Hsges, "A cJ'I.. ~ eac 1ruaIe
1sH AE! statesman, 'asV acoa.Tr, iC
Iiiea above the react OF ic1al rrei-
udices, jIster opinions g! Sauthrrn
whites a@d Of their purposes aad con
duct.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1876-12-21


W e never were gwen 10 any extrav-
agant ndmlratioh-otthc alleged morals
as wearc of the genius of Mr.. heecher:
but he has been preaching : political
sermon in New York, and homo red the
SrATEsMAN by quoting it, us fellows
Il hepe AID wish It If Governor
Hayes shcnid become convinced. thar
there was fraud in counting tic ote in
Louisiana ne will say, and maxi him
self forever illustrious, 'Iwilll OF siG
IA " HashiDgt'n's scr Swithour Was bine-
toms purity"
Those last were the wcrds tiss Sr .TEs
NAN used when it asserted respece for
the integrity and personal virtues of
MIR. Hayes. Partisans of uai row intel
!tcts and lmbruted preiutIces were
offended by what VIC SAID; but when
Beecher would act as We SUBJ Losed
Hayes might, TIE STATEsY AN surely
committed n" very Grievou, blunder.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1876-12-21

4 AF.4E.e,eeasal hoasR, cSasS al y sinas ~
1.fi5grFtslG Ns.e SckGlcKE 5yS7gTU7E.
- = e0RNAEsEs n.d CSrsuse Issssases e-v.a.s
H.. = s,s.i.s. ~ - e,..s sN.al - rSeuSsr. -
SSf0iSk aSps ! LIS S7oiJsE co1sX.
TiH xagSks STOCK rlRnS. the rssoss CON-
: nodiene y l..e sc. .NasleT. t..N. Morse. aapa
~. s-eeis. ~. aeeSieisy n,ade - niooesd Cains-
E0HS<s, NAL 4 CO. Live sisck CSsrnIS-
~ SIS s-ezs,ls,ses. ksn.u. esesk j aras. :
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1876-12-21

CARDINAL SIMEoNi, papai nuAcio
at Madrid. is Cardinal Antonelli's sue.
cessor in the premiership Of the Vnti-
can.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1876-12-21

TIM Dal'as Hsysla hss nst approved
cokE's eesdrcs whtis n o.
ice il Tex1s; lsat \ noE pgspcses q
stand av h;m as EtnaESE
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Ina errsn esrtifcx, IA 4. fuf 60 aess-.
ise1ed ~ t1e CoEui1str ~ - ~ 1enerai Lznc
oE1te 20 {caa AvHen41. 8 t,onrnisEioaez. ate
c1 lba lpenly-foarth tay>. tals. iS-4 Tnises
Fef1 rors feate = retnlast whale tAe rlura Pre-.
sElssd ~ 1s4. seAi a2fis y tks propsf sas
s'l scsl ~ RT Ecczksros.
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sY! Iouis BUSINESS HoUsEs
nMxk.Nu vKxAB rlADR


sA0S AAB HA0CfSe.
n Ak eRkSE, Bess of all kinds for Krain.
~ scot Se ans l6N. lfAin 80.
cdAlNiSSloS aEkcHzRTS.
81 ETu'RSaKr ! cn.. Couunission Mcrcbaaty
@sDftieaa getlsA MleeA SigAin, IA 5. Cnua1 at.
o TikbkhkNy q Cd., Corars issloa. CoS O..
Ga risYg s,5sna. fso@ere. aIdfs As- = i Ma n 81
EH. ItftS = CiS.- SS..sir-sie ds1Ies- Ir ky1F
- so Frydus-s, ~ wa,aass 81
N Il g hlfcUS 4 q. - Gotten Factors ( Ton5a
As 6sAis. Leasesr, iHdea Weos. ies cOda'i 81
N(NERf 1 90, Coli0n facsors asd CoS1snls~
iAlliRa ussenaaiz. ~ q MEta "a.
Nj n y. btAhl \ o., CoftoS fnetlEs ana
sCepuqis<Qn Asrcssr,t, % ) Cozsnarrssi sd.
BRF ooAS.
clgI q e4vIs 4 O.. Is fsslcsnls Dry essras.
q Ms isgtlA. .Area4s sad ELIrA 81.
IStsG
aflsn RHN sTeEEs Iesg i. q q. naa stesl.
tlNaFesssosA Rl.,k aslA ksrcaanailp, ~ a.
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EHasEzEr NReS, ~ saSe< Ccnmissh.s ner.
AsAe4th Net1 SKI YkseE. ~, ss. LOUIS, N.
4rH1tE kglts Astsk, Lsye 1locF csasasss-
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AZ TOMAS.
REEr4EE 4zlyTHS, ststss~srS, Pstuess ant
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HANSss cly-Y BuSlaEas HoueGs
snxEapso xHzAs SaAEA
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1870 f,e Is .. = RoWEfL q c.. Nsw
iArork for R1np - = - pasol o1rlnlnl11
3f<s a. 1.1l 1>gsls esf1. e1t erElsazlss skeal1z
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-16

HsW YoRK. September 49, N. ney closed duh 1T
lhSs, Sterling quiet. Go quiet; 'loo,iet.
IT. tonds q''iet and NJ minaL Stocks firm Lou.
s.e t.s:s1 ". s.'s oss- Sold. sss7s,s7l cur
The sub-treasur-r paid out on account Of interest
$3.50; fol- b .nds nvthtpg.
ustOm0 roCeiptO o49S, UO.
Colt cos.d easl q; y les to dsy l.s4 bales net
cep's more. sross f6l; Ieeeipts u tie week, D.
T. i: esa,'a:S. is ale: -: :.os (
II: :: ;:s :s,:: ga i -: ,;s::
!anu.sy ii 5 ss1ii s.isc :. Srns'y Is u si sc;
n's sS Sc; yass II; AZ Ie i,e ~.
Flour without dasi i.d ehane.: veg neaer.ts
sa les ::s vsss e .s
out decidad ehaneA VI ct irregular aud unset.
nd g, sas and 1.ds i ss s';fHs .s..,
red We e. .; d = for viniA nd WEBSTER n 70 81.
nve 9 l % for ~hie- Wessr'n t, sinve sOsrn i Q
soo1 t.sds iepo : 4. 9TH for ~ .4Sess and n".s
ss,; s5Gssc for ongr.dss Wess rn 1.xed: Sc for
State az 4Se for hne; C.nse-k:o arm; far Dc.
n ma .; ish sisac, gold, TO- e.rsos,. and lsko
inquiry; sssse s6r mir to soed fennias and sse
f.r pin, 3 MolasssTq Gerry g sdes ii chsns.d
eas csone c f MANI. saS ~
foreign dull Tsilov frner st 81 asc, clio .,.s -
sha9c 'or prime. Resin Fl m 81 coal 67s Tur.
sd lower sls 81 dis 20. WhisI stssa!; 81 ii.
81 bts 10 Liver,.. =, ist; cotton. by sal loo
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ley-Te1as .50t0c; choice Mll.n, ia 81 %. While
~ steady. Pork quiet; OF 5U0ls. Lard quiet
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-16

LONDON, September l5.-The general
committees of Turkish b0ndholde!s has H.
sued . circular. embraoiDK soheme Iol
permitting the Turki-h gOvernmsnt :" Issae
paper money to any amount, S4V,WV,OVV 70
30 legal tender, ard bearing NO interest,"
The wtoe amount Is to be redeemsn n 20 t "nc
wears by half yearly dravinRs OF S2OOO oUO
eaoh. and that sum u to be provided tor BY
n Oe,: uct on of hit-en per cent from the In
terest paid to exciting bondhOidere One
of the provisions of the proposed echeme is
thai the Porte ehsil adopt what 10 called
the Hsmond echeme.
The government will shortly Issue notes
of denominations ranging from one to l0O
france, having forced curren nov.
The Depcaseer Races.
At the D,ncaster Septs mber meeting the
Craigmillar, with Controversy second, and
Belssylier third.
A NewspapeF Complaint.
The Times iu = leader fnds fault with Sir
H. @. Elliott for his tardiness in trans-
hitting news in regard to the Eastern quee.
tiou. It asks where Mr.. BsriDgs reporL 10.
and wby it has not appeared, when Mr.
Eehuyler's report has been 20 long before
Parliament must meet this autumn If the
government does R0s make the tacto pub.
Lie promptly.
The articles contiuuee: I'VE are now
passing through . time when mo-
mentOus issues arc hanging in the bal
ance. In the middle Of May tho objtct If
paramount importance was 10 prevent
S.rvis and Munten. gro from engaging in
war. In the middle Ut September the dan
ger to be avoided j. the appearance Of
Rnesia 20 . bslligerent; every lover of
pesce must struggle against it. II Rnseis
enters the lists our diplomacy will doubt
less become nero energetic, but nothing
moro. We arc, however, dwelling on NO
nnreal danger when No declare the present
moment IL big Nth the isaue whether the
war close or ASSUME new and s0oeo teo.
mendous oharAeter."
CooplaMpD of Rsoeeseases ia 0oaia.
A Reuter- dispatch fiom Berlin ssys the
Rent sgainst PfoteatantD aro etateA to have
between the Bitch and German govern
ments 1t IL understood they will address
FemossIstion TO epain on the subject,
and call upon her 10 sct In conformity with
her e0gsgeEepts. .- r.-.-..
CoDl0g Homo.
VILLA FRANCO, September 1.-THE friG-
ate Franklin sailed humewaRd to-day.
Husricase In The Wesr Indies.
HAVANA. September l5-Strong hurri-
canes On s. ptember u at ANTIGUA, st.
kits, st. CIOix and st. Thomes. At mid
night on the thirteenth fearful hurricADe
passed over Porto Rico. Telegraph wires
prOstrated in Jsmsica. A dispatch from
Santiago de Cuba reports light hurricane
began there yesterday about midnight.