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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-13

BxxvKs--Trads opened slow this forenoon frac.
cna reduction the closing rates OF last week the quail
isy herds hard and generality not
enough o the demand. Tho market closed weak,
prices ranged from sac lie per lb weights.
IL FROM 90 lbs 81 lbs has been allowed only
very obtained 81 lbs AZ sxticth street
yardsT Eastman sold for self - Of horned CATTLE
sales fsows 80 Illinois steers at vc lb with III
steers a. oAs, per b. with, sifaction Of per
H. weight ~ cw scant SO Illinois steers ~ SIZE oc
per H. weight W cws strong ~ Illinois .teer per
H.. weight ~ ~ Illinois steers ~ vc per lb with
traction on ID weight ~ ewt scans ~ Illinois steers
gi4c lb with 81 head. weight 10 cwt scnnt
liz iiin.s mesrs - sAe ioc per H. weight ~ ewt,
ew. - Illinois steers a noe per io weight ews ~
Illinois steers ~ Joe per To- weight 81 cwt, scant r.
Wheeler sold Tor T. T. Eastman ~ Illinois ~ vsc
per To-. weight 7cwt ~ Illinois steers At loo. per h..
~ cwt IS Illinois steers al yc lOsc. per h.,
weight q. 1ics sold self IOy Illinois
gtss. lie psr ID weights - TO ~ ewt Moses sold
scif ~ Illinois DC. h.. weight evil g. j.
Pagan sold ir self ~ Illinois steers NJ vac ib with
oil hcs a2bsad weight ~ cwt. strong uiery
Cary sod for ~ kchway 81 Illinois steers ~ yc. luc
per d.. weight ~ cwt.: for Coon 4 Thompson. 81
Illinois sssess ~ vkc. iU1fc per h.. weight : cwt
Coon, thosspson sold for selves % Illinois
Ole pr H. weight cst; ~ Illinois steers
p,se ic5ic rsr H. weight "a cwt IT, " Bnrclnrd sold
Com cxbury ~ in.s steers al yc iutsc per h..
weights AZ 10 cwt Tor w. Adams "a Kansas Steers At
iss honik waixsi iss sui tod Illinois ssesr 9,<s
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FINANCIAL.

T REASONABLE RATES MONEY On LIFE AND
n Endowment insurance Policien Mortgages other
securities; insurance all kinds effected with
psnes. j. J. HABRICH 4 Co. lit Broadway
A LEX. FkOTHINGilAM a CO, BANKERS. IL WALL
N ST., make investments OF large all amounts
stocks VI legitimate character reliable puts and calls;
stocks bought and carried deposit or TO cent
(,irruu saudw ky is ant tree
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-13
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
ENGAGED.
MARRIED,

MAYER--RlcE. Miss SARAH RICE to MAX AAYER, both
OF this city. No cards
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Wheat less active and about lie. lower The sales
were about 100000 bushels 81 IL for No. spring. 81 10
u 20 Tor NJ chicsgo. " y for No M,wausee in
store and ahoat VI II Tor Mnnes0ta 81 BON for No.
Northwest 81 ~ 81 30 for ungraded spring Corn
in small supply and firm; ouo bushels sold at 54c
5f1ac for grade oSc for steamer and Jvc 6c
for mixed C. for choce sail mixed store 4sc BE.
for understandable. 5Sac soc for July Gle
gast delivery re was dull Barley and barley malt were
81 900 bushels ut doe 42c for Western mixed 37c
45tac for Western white 421sc 4sc for State white.
35c. ~ 4Uc. for No. 2 Chicago mixed,
Hemp AID Jurg-Market quiet. We quote :--American
dressed $50 500 for single, $500 $225 for double
and $i2o 1923 for rough: Manila hemp exc, gold;
Russia clean, 500 $2lU god Italian $275 $3.50 gold
jute, Axe SIZE. currency Ju,e butts. cash slsai
hemp. 4lse gold: lstlc. olsc. \ 5ssc.. gold
M0LAssks.-rho market fDr New Orleans quiet but
firm Foreign was quiet We quote Cuba centrifugal
and mixed re. .sc.; clayed. 2sc. 33c. do.
museovsdo reanins soc stc 90 grocery. s2e zoe
Orleans air TO good 4sc see prime choice SIZE 5sc
NAVAL STORES Tho market for spirits turpcntne
quiet; 100 bbs sold yUc 29Mc. freely bid
fused Rosn was dull We quote Spirits turpenne Soc
kostn-common to good strained, ~ IS 81 IS. Tar
washington g 70 = " 20; Wilmington, - 10 81 70
Advices from Wilmington follows :-Rosn, quiet ;
strained 81 u.s. gooa strained. 81 81 Tar firm; 81 CO.
Turpenne steady; sof 81 go virgin s.. Spirits quiet
nndA
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THE CHEESE MARKET.

UTicA. n. ". June IL. 1875.
Five thousand four hundred sixty cheese
for sale and $50 sold 1t from luc 70 1886 tho
price being l0i4c
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$1,000 Mo 6's. long BIDS.
1000 NY S 7's,b l,rxi
20U Tenn Us. u s.....
10 NO Dis Col Boss. be
5000 do. .b3
8 % q. X 4 + rs
1000 NJ 4 y r. h NJ.
1000 do.
5000 NJ 4 s r. & & N
5000 NJ 4 s p 7's,gold
$1,000 NJ h sP G ct. DC
1900 Stp1st,LC.bcb3
1000 Chi &NW con. 4.
1000 y " n &C b.
1000 do. ...........
5000 N J Z LIST. con-.
1000 II 4 $ j S's. con
1900 Mich Sou I'd. y.
SOLO Long Dock BIS. be
5000 N Y Cen b's, 'S3.
1000 u i'nc siund..
2UD +, TT w \ G LIST
5000 r, 4 W 4 G I'd.
JLNyO q 80 Isl. C on. be
50 O e. q i ! y lst...
1000 st l. 4 | NJ LIST. ).
500 CT West LIST. 'SS
1000 Ill X So In lst..
1000 l. h n c. 'YS..
: 2tkU 4 II W LIST, StL d
5000 Ohio 4 NJ I'd. be
so sl,s Fourth NatBk.
10 pel 4 u Can. he
zoo Tn M'g CO.. :. b G
100 At Il pac Tel. be
100 III Cen kR b G
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PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.
PROVIDENCE. n. T.. June IL, 1874
Printing cloths market dull at unchanged prices
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HAVANA MARKETS.


Spanish gold 2161z 217. Exchan2e-On the United
States sixty days. currency SIC. &c. discount do do
short sight 64c eye discounts London l55sc. I6c
premium; on Paris, 2Ac. &c. premium.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-13

Ny AMOUNT TRUST FUNDS TO LOAN on
'e-ae' LsAvIrf 1 woLcoTT, 10 Pine st.
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EUROPEAN MARKET.

LoxDox PRoDucE NARKEr.-LoNpos. juno 12-Calcutta
linseed, Ats sd.
LONDON PRODUCE MARKEr-L0NDoN. Juno l2-The
market Calcutta lnseed which opened ut EAT o. closed
active at E4s 0s. per ton.
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tion and cotton In running IN quality not than
ball krAde above d below the grade quoted L
New-York tribune., 1876-08-05
STATE or THINGS IN TURKEY.


A private letter from COnSt.tntinOplr says:
out hcie we arc t-dly living he of excitement aud
never know %ha' te Gay Nay oiiE lofaL ~ 20. S GoiS
general rising against the Christians. Id, eau hardly
10 wondered A. I!aihIte population at;tbu," AL
thcT trouble, to LIOr aus nay NJ lh'1uay'h IUiii,,
conversions and publications 10 the knowledge OF them
aud their rulers. And al least trce-!ourts OF the
Turks IN ,t"hbOul are dependent on D3Ftfhmcht pay
for their living the only WOrd'r ~ how tl"y manage 10
rears. II need hardly be SAID bIpcIy never had
a brighter time ahd moro ~ q"nc 6cae
for reiorln or progress Win Inc Turks it is
out Of The question ard not N thcin. a Turk from
and ia contctcd provided Lo has MS baccy, coffee, and
the 1yernlnOnt OF his village aud openly All
lot io lord IL aH Giaouls aud cannot understand
beil hnated in tins When the dish gots very empty,
spun as vas 'nc '. /, I ,',i',,,,n,f.jy nc
Doicy Of tnc Brti-r G.i.i.ryut TO ~ 10 whtewash
ana pooh pooh a. ,atuO las odt moro, but The f&ct
is tnat every dep .cnl - utterly Drotn down IN s
by any Of o., this Gig, ard 40 Ddd Is It, That
when Muss, c.sLs are accused oI sea- ng cathc the
TIuIi,E gyIsies 10 swear tno caiuo belonged u
the ChTsi.j. Enc Cfcassldns are complete bllSt 10
the country, ana encouraged ~ the Turkish aunOH-
ties 10 rob, ,nd never caught when tcy murder,
which they constantly do the natives. Before the ia.
piunder was red On by t.cln, all stolen cattle and
horses were taken dOwnto Gaipo at the Du,ancllcs,
and passed Aa and tHc roddce of the Industry ~
of the Asiatic Cicassiahs brought back. native
hardly dared - calii lS oSh, even & II ne saW ~ aod II
Dcse are facts all hut PROOF would he diilcut
rt mere Even ia The schools the CcdsSa5 lord ~, and
tLe masters a:e IN fear OF them. have heard some
curious stories bat they are 700 long tO yarn on How
over tie i themselves have lately lCt Their sung,
and may tIy aud tighten their rIc II they de- not
fear them too mGch the fearful atrocities they have
committed In BULGARIA only too le, albeit TINS y
denied III England, ana said they are made much o..
They, any cannot ne pit on p.,eI' a. my M n.s
much 100 sad and horrible 70 CHRISTIAN up there can
leave his vi ag and that may be burnt at any moment
The Pasha IL told suspects C0nllc as tne Gun ~
has aDv OF Its members In it, AT GOrJOVa W they ar
rested All the DeIs and professors Oh te bulgarian
College because among the instruments thcy iounu
model OF a telcgIapdc apparatus ani therefore .ney
must be corresponding with those III revolt iest Iei
soma inward Of 20. sill la prison, although ~ was
proved il was impossible 90 use The model iof ihc Pn
pose they supposed IL WAS there Tor hany are thc iae
instances but then the only two French pdpefs-ohs
senOtcfal-darc not publish any of the news iroih BUR
garu All the other Eugopean papers are snApehued Vi
suppressed."
New-York tribune., 1876-08-05
Saturday RoUec. in an article headed Parliamentary
Business" SAYS IN regard 20 the Premier:

DlssiltSr, ShNS III rffdIu ~ iHt
More than once during this session the Prime Minister
has not iakcE the be original tnst,d OF play
ing his own character IN his own fashion ne mas pre-
fC:tc.l civc Tie Iinjso bad i,uiOE OF Lore rainier
ston. Nothing has done more perhaps 10 bu'ld Up Mr
Disra'iPs Parliamentary reputation than the respect @
OF Commons. 10 keep the House constantly IN
formed Of all that it in his power TO communicate
anu 10 c"isdt ITS o"h\ nchce ahd even s iaU@S ih o
IN almost exaggerated care are the dispositions when
Ar bsi"sL has BEEN most careia! 10 Cnuyate anu anu
to have changed. lie has spoken sometimes az though
the House bored him heyuud endurance. sometimes as
iaougl 1t amused HIM beyond ns power oi @
The House is never long patient ot either temper anu
strong Mr Dst.ci's position j.. he las certainly not
improved II by his Parliamentary demeanor during the
session.
The Spectator dcvotes al entire article TO Mr. Dis
racli. 1t says:
Al recent iaelcntl mark change in the general att
tudc towards IiG. DsfCeli whIc worth mulucut5 =
exan'inaiic; lie s losing rapiIy poraar.ty Win WIN ms
ccptIcndi IA English pO.i;irG, ana absence 0f WHICH,
events will be and more felt on Ina career
rms snlrlt OF tolerance whlcii his Uttered
down rom above 10 the lowest class ull ilf' Ilsrl
might defend olicarchy without having hls Windows
bloten, and , personal attacks on him in public meet
slowly passing away -. In another year Mr.
Dsraeli VIII bc assacd uusporinEy Premier ever
was AMI h'a abilities icckoned UP az they have hitherto
never been
have left myself but little room for gossip, but
fortunately there is but little of that ndescrlbablc
commodity to send you. Mr.. Charles Reade bas
succeeded in his suit against The GIGsGo0 Herald,
who as he would express it, "rurloincd' the whole
of his story of "A Hero and Martyr" which ex-
cited so much attention at the time it appeared
simultaneously in TIE TRIBUNE and The PdU MGU
Gazette The Scotch editor pleaded that he was but
following custom in applying his scissors to The
PdH hoH GG:ette rs The tale was appearing but the
plea did not hold good even in Scotch court, and
Mr. Rcadc obtained $50 by way of damages. Val
entiuc Baker cX-coloncl in the British army, TO
whom attention was closely drawn year ago for
reasons sufficiently notorious, leaves the place Of his
confinement - lorS. mOngcr Lane jail next
"Wednesday, having undergone his IL months in,-
prsonmcut. There is good deal of speculation ~
to his ultimate destination. Is was said that he
woni Join the Seryian army, but 1T j. said IN a
weekly journal to-day that his scryiccs have been
secured by Turkey to rcorgauizc and improve It's
cavalry.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-05
SERVIA md TURKEY.
INTERVIEW WITH PRINCE MILAN


Mr. Forbes, correspondent of The london Daily
Ne,cs writing from Parttjn near Alexinatzl, on
Friday, July II. thus describes his interview with
Prince Milan of Seryia:
Ihal an interview with Prince Milan this morning
The rlcc II tall stout very muscular and greatly ir
eCmbes Prince NAPOLEON, but j. more mobile" He 7ca-
with great hutECy, and even ciOGucncc. IL dla'd WIN
nuri an. .-ia' ON on tlc uuuy OF the SoriIH I""rl
Tc Bosuiars, tle Scrva!s, tnc HcrzeCoNlhaNs h'l N
Greece ana 5eryia any longer 10 rcinain Gmrs
cent spectators Of the atrocities PiaghcSd ~
withdG a. Of the idThs IRON Bosnia ana iht httH'to
vina ana Uould not shc"tnc his sword until ths vas a.
tanned. 3. commented S3mc"hd, taIly ON !-heI.n'
attitude .'' lus Tie Turkish Sd''S ga1 az = counter
balance az last Russia Tue success "i Nf!tl' ne Ito
tested, wo,,i nothing be Of advantage TO Eu,h'a !Ae
Eastern Q 't!On cOud ouiy nc sOI e. u, Io.o' 90 .
Turk ru! IS fa>chrOd 1uihcy exists bu on paper!
lis finance lOt.n. is Government c'iEI !t5 lefy
cleg grams lice. IL claimed ana ceicD lCi 'I'tpF
over Leschi at Ilct "hcrtas tiec IurAsh aSsa'.tH
thereon wcre II. ,rly su-uccc,siul. m
The Prince thcn ga. . ac'oHht OF thc hii!Luy pusl
tgu and De-, ,'liucn s elsOI OF thc present cuupard-
f. iuariioI of Tclc . &, Oh tho march th rgut bat
t.iions nor.Hward a..3 the eastern frontier toward
Icar ~ COM ,s, "a, iiu al TURKS from vi din, moss
9t Isy0r. His sccOnr .Dtauiud holds Al-f&ldnka ana
tic Cusdra Pass. \ facL' have passed tnc dc"ie az
Now BazaI The T ..a- and Srrsid1s are COuI.outlER
each other behind e. trLg. Lt-cAinu is holding BIS
own on tue eastern ..Ouiicr. OHpits, after desperate
fighting around BellI is cooperating successfully win
the Bosnaa iusUfp ats. hoA.en,-rih cooperation Is
thorough aud hearty.
ms Prince concluded long conversation by an cln-
phatc dccarStIou thai ScrsM would h-ht Ia Inc Iast
gasp Tor rc emancipation Of the Christians Of Bosnia
and tho Herzegovina lIOm Turkish oppression, from 10"
yillHug OF the PashaR. AMI the rOct-s Of the Hbni-
BazUuK,, who pending the declaration OF war, mad raw
agCd the hOuUcr villages inc question: was no longer
Tor diplomacy o. negotiation Itc people had tthcn
was rational question. lie was merely tic in.irumrri
OF The UbgOvcTuabe impulse Oi Lr peu e lie ptOic-scd
hgh regard Ion English pJbllc opinion, aud rc0i"ed u
was turning IN favor OF se,rla and the Christian races
against IuIAIsh oppression
New-York tribune., 1876-08-05

1t now appears that III order to gain noto-
rlcty Vienna correspondent the telegram an
nouncng that he aud several other Journalistic lad been
'srr killed OF wounded. Himself lie EtpUrttd Hs Killed
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-04-08
FOREIGN NEWS.
uANnAN

LONDON.
LONDON, April THE House Of Com
mons agreed to increase the income tax
penny per pound, bya vote OF 113 to 81.
Five thousand coal miners in North
Derbyshire have struck.
victoria Empress.
The title Of Empress Of India passed
it's third reading in the House OF Lords.
FOrgers.
It is believed the same rule will be ap-
piled in the case of Gray, of New York,
and Brent, of Louisville, forgers, that
governed in the Winslow case.
Boating.
Betting is three and a half to one IN
favor of Cambridge.
Prince Of Wales.
The Prince Of Wales has accepted the
CORPORATION OF London to dinner and
bali at Guild Hall, in celebration Of his
return from India.
Death Of an Archbishop.
Maximillian Tarnocsey, Cardinal
Archbishop Of Salzbury, is dead.
Manslaughter.
Capt. Kahn, Of the Franconia, which
sunk the Strath-Clyde, was convicted
TODAY Of manslaughter The sentence
waits the decision of the Court OF APP
peals on the question of Jurisdiction.
Committed.
Eight of the crew Of the ship Lennie
have been committed for trial on the
charge of mutiny and murder.
board Of Trade.
The Board Of Trade reports, com.
nared with the corresponding month Of
1S74, show decline OF ten and four per
cent. respectively, in the value Of ex-
ports, and eight and ten per cent, re-
spectively, in the value OF imports.
The grain trade for the week mas peen
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-04-08

it to the courts to step inside and hold
who could be rightfully detained and
who should be set at large. This would,
to some extent, substitute the judicial
for the legislative department OF the
Government. The courts enforce the
legislative will when ascertained, if
within constitutional grant of power.
Within its legitimate sphere Congress
is supreme and beyond the control of
the courts, but if it steps outside Of
its constitutional limitations and at
tempts that which is beyond its reach,
the courts are authorized to, and when
called upon in due course of legal pro-
ceedings, must annul its encroachments
upon the reserved power of the States
and the people. To limit this statute in
the manner now asked for would be to
make new law. not to enforce an old
one. This is no part of our duty: we
must therefore decide that Congress has
not as yet provided by Inappropriate legis-
latiOn for the punishment of the offense
charged in the indictment, and that the
Circuit Court properly sustained the
demurrers and gave judgment for the
defendants.
This makes it unnecessary to answer
any of the other questions certified.
Since the law which gives the presiding
judge the casting vote in cases of divi-
sion. and authorizes judgment in
accordance with his opinion (Revised
Statutes, section $500, ii we find that
the judgment as rendered is correct, we
need not do more than affirm. If, how
ever, we reverse, all questions certified
which may be considered in the final
Of the case according to
the opinion we express should be an
swered. The judgment OF the Circuit
Court is affirmed.
Dissenting Mr.. Justice Hunt.
Mr.. Justice Clifford dissented from
the opinion, but concurred in the
Judgment.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-04-08
TELEGRAPHIC.
WASHINGTON.
GRANT IN FAVOR OF CONKLING.
o,hson's Effort Packard Summoned.
Especial TO N. o. Democrat

iSppCial 10 N. ". DefnOcFaLI
WASHINGTON, April 7.-Grant has de-
dared himself in favor OF Conkling for
mo Republican Presidential nomination.
The announcement was made to Jere.
uoralson. negro Representative from
Alabama. and is regarded in Republican
circles fatal to Morton and Blaine.
One OF the abIest speeches heard in
the House this session was made by
Gen. Randall Gibson yesterday on the
Haiwaiian treaty. He took strong
grounds against it, as being detrimental
N the sugar interests Of his State as
we'll as being impolitic and wrong in
nrinciple. His maiden effort was highly
complmented by Lamar, Hill, Tucker
and Fernando Wood.
Ross Packard has been summoned to
appear before the Committee on Ex-
penditures ofthe Department OF Justice,
"a tell what he knows about all the
money spent in his raids on citizens Of
louisiana, under the enforcement act
and other laws pronounced unconstitu-
tional by the Supreme Court.
A thorough investigation Of other de-
partments OF the Customhouse will, it is
thought, follow soon after.
The rumor of Bristow's withdrawal
from the Cabinet is again revived He
Is in Kentucky to consult friends upon
its propriety. He is surrounded by too
much rascalty. BIJou.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-04-08
The Lobby starving.
Washington Capital.I

IT pains us to write it--for we have
rather liking for the body--the lobby
this session is rather in bad way. We
may say, without exaggeration, that the
lobby is in q very bad way. Leaders In
the lobby who were wont to have their
rooms and little suppers and sideboards,
are now living in attics, boarding at
cheap boarding houses, and living on
hash. Said one to US the other day,
"This id, miserable, pusilianlmous
House of REPRESENTATIVES, is not fit to
live. DO you know that after l had
taken a look at them from the gallery,
and saw what 81 mean, God-forsaken
lot they are, left Welcker's, took lodg-
ings at O cheap hash house, purchased
bottle of Jayne's Expectorant, and black
nv own boots"
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-04-08
Tint Check for 5000.


WASHINGTON, March pa New York
member Of Congress declares that he
has evidence in his possession, and
witnesses to sustain that evidence, that
s25, 900 of Black Friday spoils can be
traced to lady Of the White House.
Further than this it is not safe to. make
public at this time. The gentleman
alluded to is of the highest character,
and not given to sensational utterances.
Twenty-Five thousand dollars will be
proved to have gone through Corbin
and others into the White House, ana
every circumstance of it's reception will
be repeated. This scandal goes hand
in hand with, and has its origin in,
Robeson's peculiar practices. 1t is 50
tremendous, even in this day Of wide
spread corruptions, that the committee
men in charge are afraid to even hint at
their sources OF information.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-04-08
Financial Ability.
Richmond Enquirer.l

The wonderful recuperatlve energy
and sound financial policy OF France & Is
With which she responded to the appeal
Of the Khedive Of Egypt to save his sig
nature from dishonor in London on Sat
urday. In less than twenty-four hours
after the telegram was received py
Duke Decazes, Minister Of Foreign AT,
fairs, the necessary sum was raised and
dispatched to London. When we re.
member the dismembered condition OF
France few years ago, and the enor-
nous war indemnity paid to Germany.
this is financial operation that has few
parallels.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-04-08
dull and somewhat depressed. CONT
nentral trade quiet.

dull and somewhat depressed Cont
nentral trade quiet.
stock Exchange.
On the Stock Exchange to-day home
railway securities have been firm but in
active. Speculation in the foreign de-
partment has been almost confined to
Egyptian and Turkish securities. which
were depressed and largely sold at lower
prices. Investments are neglected Dis
count is quiet and money plentiful at
two per cent.
VERSAILLES.
VERSAILLES, April THE Deputies
annulled the election of D'Orleans. Bo-
napartist, from Charerte.
Rikard, Minister Of the Interior, is
seriously indisposed
Election AnnulIed.
The Chamber of Deputies annulled
the election Of NM. Boyer and Chesne-
leong, Legitimists.
Against Amnesty.
The Committee on Amnesty Proposals
refused to report in favor of any am
nesty whatever, but has decided to
recommend that the Government dis
play clemency.
The Committee or Credentials
of the National Assembly have reported
by a vote OF IL to in favor of invali-
dating the election of M. Chesneleong,
Conservative Deputy for the Basses
Pyrenees.
News from servia IL Again DIsuuIeting.
VIENNA, April THE proceedings of
the Minister Of War seem to indicate
the Government will yield to the radi-
Gals and declare war The extensive
military maneuvers which are alleged
as an excuse for the movements of
the Servian troops will commence on
the 18th, when great warlike demon
straton is expected. The tone Of the
Belgrade journals is warlike.
Russia and the Insurgents.
A dispatch to the Political CHvespd y
ence (newspaper from Ragusa says At
q meeting Of Insurgent chiefs at Tutto-
rina yesterday, q Russian introduced
himself as q plenipotentiary from Prince
Gortschakoff, and informed the leaders
that the Car seriously advised them to
make peace and accept the reforms
agreed to by the Porte. The chiefs
promised to consider the matter.
Havana.
HAVANA, April 7.-President Prado Of
Peru, United States Minister Gibbs and
Judge O'Sullivan, promoters Of the
Ship Canal, sailed yesterday
Tor New York.
Anonymous Pamphlets.
Anonymous pamphlets making severe
attacks on the highest officers Of the
sland have been circulated here during
,he week. The DiarO to-day denounces
n strong term their author and pub
fishers.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-04-08

A certain pompous judge fined seyera,, a,
lawyers ten dollars each for contempt y u OF y
court. After they had paid their nnes @
steady-going old attorney waiked grave 1--WE
ly up to the bench and laid down yaa5a q zen
dollar bill. What Is that Iots III
CURED the jWhy jWadhge- 1F have not fned You
no nohor, nt Il know that" said the
attorney. att u .'but I want you to understand
I ' cherish a secret contempt Tor this
conrt ali the time, and | am willing to
pay for it. !"