The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-13
WARRINGTON.
The hawaiian Treaty-Increase .
Army--varieus News.

The hawaiian Treaty-Increase Wf the
Array Various News.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 12.-The Hawaiian
treaty comes up In the Senate to-day as
unflnlshed business.
The Senate, last night, concurred In
the House amendments to the bill pun
ishing o0unterfeitinK OF trade marks. It
goes 70 the President.
The Military Committee OF the House
have agreed to accede to the reinforce
ment to the army, stated by the Presi-
dent to be necessary for such successful
prosecution OF the Indian war. A bill
will be reported. increasing the cavalry
companies to number 100 men, with the
condition that they shall be reduced
when the Indian war IL over.
All appropriation bills are prepared
and agreed to by the conference COM
mitteee.
They are being engrossed. 1t is ex-
pected they will be put through both
houses and possibly signed by the Presi-
The Senate at the expiration OF the
mosaing hour resumed the considera-
tion of 1 bill to carry into effect the pro-
vssiopQ Of the Hawaiian treaty.
Mr., Sargent spoke In favor Of the bill.
and III. West opposed 1t in q lengthy
speech. ,u8EtstXH ietiS
nallroaA 6trikers-They Are Chargea
Yteo ehs Laresny q Cpupling Fins.
TkA eituation ct Seymour is un-
changed. II "; reported that the
maChlpists IN the coMpany's shops ut
Vincennes sympathiIe with the striking
brakemen. There IL loud talk but no
digturbanOe. mc f@gl
TIE strikers are assembling at Sey-
m0l1r nom other points on the road.
L. ~HA I'D ner hn~v
Tor the leader on the charge Of larceny
in stealing the coupling pins. No per-
SON has been found to serve them.
The State Marshal at Seymour says
he cannot interfere till a breach OF the
peace occurs.
lses asn The Cherokee Nation. ssy
Advices from the Cherokee Nation |
represent that Chief Thompson's adj |
ministfation is unsatisfactory. vigor-
ous efforts are making to revolutionize
the government. s.t.t .r.ap.4a
PARs, Aug. L. The municipal bill
has passed the Senate by a vote Of 1856
yeas to 80 nays, and has been adopted |
by the Chamber OF Deputies without
ENGLAND.
Elevattsn Of Disraeli to the Peeraxe-
CABINET ChamSes.
LONDON, Aug. l2.-It is reported that
Mr.. Disraeli is about to be raised to the
House OF Lords under the bill Of Earl Of
Beacousfeld.
: IonboN, Aug. -. although Mr.. Dis
raeli 10 20 be elevated to the peerage, he
Wfll axennaiD Prime Minister. Stafford
Northcote will become the header Of the
dOuse DK Commons F93e h tELH1 |;
..Nht the general opinion that the Con-
are weakened by the change
but III. Bisraeli is physically unable TO
sustAl6she labor OF leadership OF the
Ho0s6.s Srae5
1t is rumored other Cabinet changes
will be made after prorogation, namely:
Right Hon. Sir Charles Bradley.J
President OF the Board Of
Trade, and Lord John, Manners, Post
Master General, are TO be offered Peer
Mr. William Fl. Smith, Liberal Con-
ervative member for Westminster, and
ne jo.nt Secretary of the Treasury
} to replace Sir Charles Adderly, and
ONE subordinate member of the gov
rnment Is TO replace Lord Manners. 3.
W0n't Tell.
BRRR, Aug. 12-The woman who at
empteu TO kill Prince Michael Gorts- ,,
hakoff refuses to give any explana- 1
uns OF her motives for the act; but it !
understood that she has certain I
rievapces against Russia, but was una
Ie to get justice. Is
The Great Anaconda. IN
Vm1A. Aug. l2.--It ID believed that rs
10 aoGtsent columns OF the Turkish q
rnRs MIA advance asimultaDeously onie
elGIade, drawing together as they sp. J