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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-07
Democratic Caucus The Committees
Holiday Recess.

WASHINGTON Dec. G-The Democratic Hena-
tors held a caucus this morning and arranged
the additional represen atives they are to have
on the Senate committees
The following ia list Of changes as agreed
upon: Mr. Voorhees, goes to the Finance Com
mittee. in place Of Mr.. Howe.
Mr.. Butler to the Committee on Military Al
fairs. In place Of Mr.. Teller.
Mr.. Jones. Of Florida, to the Committee on
Naval Affairs. in place f Mr.. Kirkwood.
Mr.. Garland to the Committee on Indian At
fairs, in place or Mr.. Hoar.
Mr. Jones. Of Florida, to- the Committee on
tho District of Columbia. in place Of Mr.. Saun-
ders. Mr. Jones holds this place only until Mr.
Eustis is admitted, when the latter will supplant
him.
Mr. EuHtia after his admission. will also take
the place Of Mr.. Jones, of Florida on the Com
mittee on Public Buildings and Grounds.
There was a'an some discus ion with refer
ence 10 the holiday recess. and the general opin-
ion was that an adjournment from the 18th inst.
TO tho 10th proximO was desirable.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-07

WASHINGTON. Dec. 6.-The following ia the
text of the resolution introduced in tho Senate
to-day by Mr.. Matthews. relating to the public
credit:
Whereas By an net entitled an act to strength
en- the public credit. approved March 1S, 1869, it
was provided and declared that the faith of the
United States was thereby solemnly pledge to
the payment in coin or its equivalent, of all in
terest bearing OBJ igatiCns Of the United States
except in cases where the law authorizing the
issue Of such obligations had expressly pro-
vided that the same might be paid in lawful
money or other currency than gold or silver:
and whereas all bonds of the United States. au
thorized to be issued by an act entitlt act to
authorize the refunding of the national debt,
approved July IA, 1870, by the terms of said
act were declared to be redeemable in
coin. Of the present standard value, and
bearing interest payable semi,,annually
in such coin; and whereas all bonds
of the United States authorized to be
issued under the act entitled an act 10 provide
for the resumption of specie payments ap-
proved January IA. 1875, are required to be of
| the description of bonds of the United States
described in said act of Congress. ap-
proved July IA. 1870, entitled an act author
izing the refunding of the national debt;
and whereas. at the date of the passage
| Of said act of Congress, to wit the 14th of
July, 1870. the coin of the United States OF
standard value of that date included silver dol
lars Of the weight of 412k, grains each. as de-
titled Ansacb supplementary to an act ent tiled
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FER ANCE.
MatMahon and Bufaure at One-The New
Ministry.

PARIS. Dec. G.-M. Dufaure has arrived at o
complete understanding with President Mac
Mabun.
The official journal will publish tomorrow
the following list of the new cabinet
President Of the Council, NJ. Dufaure: Minis
ter of Justice. NJ Bprdau Minister of the In
terror. NJ. Moh,ern: Minister Of Public Works,
NJ. Christonle; Minister Of Commerce, M. Tus-
serne De Bart Minister Of Public Instruction,
W,JHiutff,u
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The Debate or the Union Pacific Resolu-
tjOu

WASHINGTON, Dec. Considerable discus
sion arose In the Senate to-day over the prehm-
bic to Mr.. Chaffee's resolution respecting the
alleged violations Of lay by the Union, Pacific
Railroad Company In refusing to afford equal
advantages and facilities to branch lines.
Senators Paddock and Saunders 8, speaking Tor
the Union Pacific Company, coptended that the
names of the branches should be omitted on
the ground that the mere mention Of the names
might he construed as committing the Senate
to an expression Of o,inion that the roads re-
ferred to were connecting branches, whereas
that WAS question TOR the courts.
Senators Chaifee ant, Thurman pointed out
the fact that the preamble contained the lan-
guaee Of existing acts Of Congress, and said
there could be no doubt that the roads In qnsess-
ton were branches. and entitled to the rights
and privileges contemulated by Congress.
Senator Thurman declared that unless the
government forced the Union Pacific to pro rata
with the Kansas Pacific. according to law, It
would never receive one dollar + the Kansas
pacif Company's Indebtedness, for 1t could
not command ans to pay until the Union
Pacific was compelled to do II jus ice
Finally Senator Pnd1ock's substitute omitting
the names Of the branches was rejected, and
Senator Chaffee's preamble aud resolution was
unanimously adopted
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-07

WASHINGTON. Dec. G.-The bill Introduced
In tho House to-day by Mr.. Butler, Of Massa-
nhusets to aid in the protection Of public re-
cords and property against loss and damage hg
fire. provides that the heads Of departments
shall place in all buildings containing public
records an automatic signal telegraph adapted
TO transmit signals Of fire by means Of an un
usual degree Of heat,
commission. composed of the Com missioner
of Patents Supervising Architect Of the Treas
,rv Department and the Secretary Of the Smith
sonian Institute. shall select the best telegraph
for the purpose indie ted, and shall certify to
the heads of departments such system of sig
nails as may be nnnrnvsh BY tham.
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an act establishing mint and regulating the
coinage of the United States to be legal tender
for ary sum whatever" Therefore. be it
Resoired, That all bonds Of the
United States issued. or authorized
to be issued under the said acts Of Congress
herenhefore recied, are payable, principal
and interest. at the option Of the government
Of the United States. in silver dollars contain.
ing a12is grains each of standard silver: and
that to restore to its conage such silver coins
az legal tender in payment Of said bonds
prineipp! and interest, is not deseeration q q
of the public creditors.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-07
sawyer, Haynes ana Brooks Get "A New
Trial.

WASHINGTON Dec. 6.--The motion for new
trial in the case of eS Assistant Secretary Saw
yer and ex- -Commissio Hayp' and Brooks,
was granted to-day by Judge McArihur of the
Criminal Court of the District Of Columbia. In
the course of his remarks the Judge said 1t was
apparent at the trial. and 1t Is made more so by
what has taken place since, that the defect Of
the trial to which the defendants were sub
iected is perhaps more paipabIe than in any
case that has ever come under my considerations
From some cause or other. perhaps more ex-
PENDANTS have not had the advantage of full
defense The want of purpose was evident from
ties appeared to be wading and feeling their
way through. / am inclined to think, upon the
whole. that it would be exercising sound discre-
tion on the part of the court. under these cir
cumstances to give these parties one more
chance.sThe order, then. NAV be made granting
n new trial
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The senate Committees.

WASHINGTON. Dec. e.-The following is com
plnte list OF the Senate committees as reorsan-
Finance Mr. Morrill,, chairman; Messrs
Dsw saes snj 9 ason Bay
Commeree-Mr. Conkling, chairman; Messrs
Spencer. Mcmillan Patterson, !, Jones Of Nevada,
Sardon, Dennis han4 ON and Randolph.
Manufactures Rollins chairman Messrs
Burnside, Cameron Of Pennsylvania, Johnston
and McPherson.
Messrs. Wadlnigb, .Burnsila. Plumb. Oameron
of PENNSYLVANIA Randolph, Gockrell. Maxey
aud Butler.
On Naval Affairs Mr.. Sargent, chairman
Messrs. Anthony. Uonoyer. Blaine, Whyte, Me-
Pherson aud Jones, of A ALBANIA
Posto5dlees and Post hoadsuMr Ferry chair
kirkwood, Burnside, salisbury Masey and
Bailey
Messts ogle by, Ingalls, Saunders, McCreery
Cooke aud Mcdonald
Pensions-Mr, Ingalls,, chairman; Messrs
Bruce, Krkwood. Kellogg, Wtthers, Bailey and
District Of Columbia Mr.. Dorsey chairman
Messrs spenceer, Ingalls,, Rollins. Merrimon
Barnum and Harris.
Patpnts-Mr. Booth. chairman: Messrs. Wad-
leigh Hoar, Herman and Morgan.
Territories Patterson. chairman Messrs
Chaffee, Saunders, Kellogg. Garland. Grover
III Railroads ii Mr.. Mitchell. chairman; Messrs
Dawes. Dorsey. Teller Saunders Ransom
W tltbfNS, mum, tNthiat anu ~ II,
strong.
Mines and Mining-Mr. Sharon. chairman
Messrs, .Chaifee Booth. Plumb, Hereford, Coke
| and Hill.
| Revision ofthe Laws-Mt. Christiancy, chair
man: Messrs. Matthews, Davis Of Illinois
Wallace and Herman.
| Civil Service and Retrenchment-M Teller
| chairman Messrs Oglesby, Patterson, Booth
McCrearv. Whyta and Beck.
lules-Mr. Blaine, chairman: Messrs, Ferr1
| and Merrimon.
Levees of the Mississippi Riyer-Mr. Bruce
| chairman, Messrs. Blaine, Kellogg, Cookrel
| and Harris.
Transportation Routes to the Seahoard d-Mt
| Cameron, of Wisconsin, cha irman. Messls
| Window, Cameron OF PennsFyania, Davis o
| West Virginia. Lamar, Berk and Butler,
| To examine the several branches Of the eivi
service-Mr Chaifee. chairman, and Mr.. Eatof
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-07
FOREIGN NEWS.
LATEST FROM ROME.
The P0pe-The End Rapidly APPROACH
inS-Slight Concern Felt as TO the
RAIifical consequences.

ROME, Dec. 6.-The Pope. though still con-
fined to his bed. is cheerful and able to take his
food regularly. His leg is still very, painful,
and he al-o suffers from pains in his loins, but
he is able to give audience in his bedroom. The
new issue in his leg has probably produced a
beneficial effect
On Sunday he gave audience to the Grand
Duchess OF Tuscany. Yesterday he received
the Cardinals and some intimate friends, pre-
paratory to the eonclave. He appeared to rally
through animation caused by frequent meeting
with his friends, and engaged in conversation
with vivacity.
Later.
The hands and arms OF the Pope are again
swelling. and his respiration Is laborious; his
mind, however. continues clear. The common
opinion here is that the end is rapidly approach.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-07
Prospect Of Trouble On the Mexican ROr-


SAN ANTONIO. Dec. e-Tbere is n prospect Of
trouble growing out of the refusal Of the Mexi-
can authorities at Pedras Negras. opposite
Fort duncan. to deliver NJ the murderer, See
came over to Eagle Pass. and being drunk shot
q blind man dead, who was being led in the
street by u boy.
This occurred on the 10Th ultimo The mur
derer escaped to the other side of the river. and
Gen Falcon. as we'll as the Mexican civil au-
thorities refuse to give the American sheriff
any satisfaction whatever. Nothing has been
heard from Lieuts. Bulls and Young. who have
been scouting in Mexico for three weeks.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-07
Ocean steamers overdue.

ers out and overdue cable dispatch from
London yesterday announced that sixty shil.
lings were paid at Lloyd's on Tuesday to effec
which left this port November "a for Liverpool
The City of Berlin was then eleven days out
and should have reached her berth on the othel
side three days ago.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-07

WASHINGTON, Dec. e--The vote on the motion
to make the silver bill the special order for
vote on the question Fer ator Jones, of Neva-
da and other prominent advocates OF remonet
ization. say that the vote Of to-day will be 81
most the vote on the final passage Of the bill.
The vote was Al to ls
The yeas were-Mess RS. Allison. Bailey
Bnek, Booth, Bruce Cameron OF Wiseonsiiiinl.
Chafee Cooke, Connor Davis Of Hi
nais. Davis Of West Virginia. Dorsey
Terry, Garland, Gordon, Harris Hereford
Howe. ingalls,, johnson. Jones Of Florida,
Jones Of Nevada. Krkwood, MeCreery, Nc
Donald Matthew's Maxev Mprrimon. Morgan
Og esby, Paddock Patterson, Plumb Ransom.
Saunders. Tellrr, Thurman, VOORHEES, Wallace
Window and Withers.
Nays Messrs. Anthony, Bayard, Blaine
burnside. Christianey. Dawes. Eaton, Hill
Hamin, Lam r. MCPHERSON. Mitchell, Morrill,
Isaudo olph. Rollins, Sargent. Wadltigh and
Whvte.
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Maryland and Delaware Railroad Bond =
holders.

BosroN Dec CA meeting Of tbs boudholders
Of the Maryland and Delaware Railroad Was
held in his city to-day. and organized by elect
ing VIM. r. Hart chairman.
committee. consisting of Messrs. W. r.
Hart Samuel Bates and A. f. Hildreth was ap
pointed to represent the hondholders Mt the sale
Of the railroad, under decree Of foreclosure.
on the Goth Of the present month, and take such
action as they may deem expedent to protect
the interests of the bOudhOldsrs.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-07
CANA DAs


OTTAWA, Dec. 6.-The Duke Of Manchester.
President of the Royal National Institute, is
mentioned as likely 10 succeed Lord Dufferin
as Governor General Of Canada
Break In bank stOcks-FailurPs. Report
cd and Feared.
MONTREAL, Dec G.-Thers was break of per
Consolidated Bark stocks yesterday afternoon
on rumors afloat of some heavy failures. No
names have been mehtionsd.
Later.
One of the failures above referred to was that
Of VIM Angus. president Of the paper COMPANY
whose difficulties have arisen from personal
speculation. His liabilities will not exceed
s5O,e0p. The paper company will not bs affected
years ago Mr.. Angus. was worth 800 900 over his
liabilities
rumor Of an $500 900 failure in the grocery
line is positively denied by the partits whose
names were msntionsd. Fears are entertained
that other failures are imminent.
The Last Of the season.
sspson the Bertha left for the lower ports this
morning. There is no ice in the river.
Died.
Mime Conrston the wife Of ths Lisutsnnnt
Governor Of Manitoba died at 8 o'clock this
morning.
Latest Estimate of the Angus Failure.
MONTREAL, Dec. G.-The direct liabilities OF
Wm. Angus amount to st50bDO: Indirect to
about 81 900 900. The Ia tsr are in connection
with the Gaslighting Company and Montreal
and Boston Il iroad. His failure does not af-
feet the Canada Paper Company.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-07
Transferred and Re-Transferred

PITTsBURG, Dec. 6-Yesterday morning the
ferred 10 the Western Union office aud the At
lantic and Pacific office closed in pursuance Of
the pooling arrangement between the two. com.
early this morning the wires Were brought
back ami the lantic and Pacific office again
opened for business.
These changes occasion considerable specu-
lntinn aS to their callae.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-07
Greensaum Bros. 4 CO.'S Failure.

New YORK. Dec. 6-Greenbaum Bros. " Co..
German bankers Of Wal street, and also of
president of the New Yo k Stock Exchange, an
nouncng that, owing to matters beyond their
control. they had been obliged to make q tenn
porary suspension of payments. Their stock
exchange and gold contracts had all been pro-
vided for. Greenbaum Il Go. We're largely in
terested in the German National Bank Of Chi
capn which suspended Yesterday.
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No syyomsn's" University.

WASHINGTON. Dee. G.-The House Committee
on Education and Labor agreed to day to report
adversely upon the bill providing for the estab
lishment of a Woman's National University in
the District of Columbia,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-07

WASHINGTON. Dec. e.-In addition to the
changes among the representatives on comm it
tees announced yesterday. are the following
JONES' of Nevada. goes to the Committee on
Commerce in place of burnside.
Hoar goes off the COMMITTEES on Indian
Affairs aud TO the Committee on Patents. where
he relieves Chaffee.
Matthews and Window go to the Committee
on Railroads. where they will relieve Howe in
Ferry
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Louisville Elects a Fire Chief and is
AsfanisheH.

LOUISVILLE. Dec. G.-George W. Levi. who has
been chief of the fire department in this city for
a number OF years. was defeated tonight before
the city council by D. Franz; the vote stanaing
Franz 81, Levi -. 1t was bitter fight and the
result astonished many citizens.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-07
Negotiating Forged nopas.

New YoHH. Dec. c.-J. V. Chamberlain and q
Mr. Amos Weeks. alins Sinnott. were arrested
Yesterday while attempting 10 sell four forged
$1,000 bonds of the Msysville and Lexington. KY,
Railroad. The negotiations Tor the sale were
made through James Heddan. better known as
Slippery Jim. Tho bond signatures are well
executed The prisoners are held for examina-
tion
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The Proposed New Territory.

WASHINGTON. Dec. G-Col 9. Brard delegate
from the Black Hills country. was heard
before tho House Committee on Territories
this morning, in advocacy of n bill providing
for the establishment of the Territory of Lin
coin. which is proposed to embrace the region
above referred to.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-07

IosToN, Dec. G-Hon. John II. Burleigh, of
South Berwick an ex-membgr of Congress was
found dead 'rly this morning. on the Maine
side If the Salmon Falls river, with his carriage
n total wreck md his horse on the New Ham D
shire side. II is supposed that his horse straysd
In tho dark kness. and the nhrriage was precip
inted down the en- ,ank ment.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-07
A Ratch of Nominations.

WAsHrEeroN, Dec G.-Tbe President sent to
the Senate to-day the following nominations:
Hobt e. Smith. of Alabama, to be Collector OF
Customs at Mobile. Ala.
James Lewis. of Louisiana, to be Naval on =
Ger at New Orleans.
James ?. Jolly, of. Louisiana. to be Collector
OF Customs, Teehe District Of Louisiana.
Robert Campbell. Of Texas. to be Col of
Internal Revenue. Third District Of Texas
Cheney II. Proutv, Of Texas, to be Collector of
CmstomS at Salnria. TeNas.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-07

PROVIDES Dec G-The contest for Mayor
between Doyle and Barnaby is going off very
quietly to day. The returns from the several
wards mt 30 y. m. give DOYLE n majority of
about one thousand and from present ipdica-
tions he will be elsctnd.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-07
No Northrup for south Carolina.

New YORK Dec. G.-The Posts Washington
special says both Senators Butler and Patterson
are opposed to the appointment Of Judge Nor
thrup to be United States District Attorney for
South Carolina, and will oppose his conirma-
ton If his name is again sent to the Senate.
Democrats in the Senate will vote with him in
favor of reje ting Northrup if the President
should send in his name.
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EN- CLAN ID.
Rrnairs Of the A,nfrica.

SOUTHAMPTON. Dec. G. The repairs on The
steamship America, from Bremen for New
York which put back to this port on the sd inst.
damaged by collision, will be completed on the
inst
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GERM ANY.
A Desperate Methed of Securing 81 PEN
sinn.

BERLIN. Dec. G.-Ths Emperor William has
granted q pension 10 the wife and children of
the veteran disabled officer mad soldier, who
recently shot himself in the presence Of the
Emperor, on being refused q pension. which
the Emperor decided he was not entitled to.
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The Colorado Report.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 6.-The majority of the
House Committee on Elections. consisting OF
Messrs. Harris Of Virginia. Springer. of nli-
nois Gambler of Virginia, Cobb of Indiana.
Williams Of Alabama. Turney of Pennsylvania
and Ellis of Louisiana. this morning deter
mined to report In favor of Patterson. the DEM
oerafie claimant from Colorado Messrs
Thornburgh, Watt and Hitchcock. Republicans,
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Kills sis Guards and Escapes.

PARIS, Dec G.-Advices from Agiers state that
tho bandit Ban Tuerra. recently captured with
three Of bis bandits, in the province Of Con
stantine, killed two. Of his guards aud escap,ed;
Sars. one Of the bandits, was wounded, but
ajcf ncaHf,n1
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-07

New YORK Dec. Ga dispatch was received
from the Secretary Of the Treasury yesterday.
directing Collector Arthur to seize the cargo of
sugar which reeenty arrived by the bark Morn
ing Star. from Uemerara. consigned to s. w. d
p. ArmstrOng
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A New York Bank Chicagoed.

New YORK, Dec G. Messrs Greenebaum Bros.
& Co, bankers. have been compelled. owing to
their Chicago affairs. to make an assignment
this morning. 1t Is reported that the susDen-
sion is only temporary. and that their creditors
will be fully protected
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WEATHER PROBABILITIES.

WASHINGTON, Dec. Z, / q. m.-For the Gulf
States Tennessee and Ohio valley. rising fol-
lowed by ling barometer. winds mostly from
southwest 10 southeast warmer and generally
clear weather.
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Combinations.

WASHINGTON Dec. 6-The Senate in execu-
tive session to-day confirmed the following
nominations: John B. Hawley of Illinois, to
be Assistant Secretary of the Treasury. vice Me-
Cormick resigned: James W. Wakefield. to be
Postmaster at Bath. Me.
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To-Day's work to Commence
Forthwith.

New YORK Dec. 6.-The striking cigar makers.
who yesterday succeeded in purchasing the
purpose Of making cigars on the cooperative
plan celebrated their victory by parade to-
day About 1000 men were in line. Five hun
tor fort h,yit
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-07
The Eustts Case to he voted UpDn Next
Monday.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 6.An agreement has been
arranged between Senators Wadleigh and
Thurman to the effect that J. b. Eusis shall be
reported from the COMMITTEES on Privileges and
Elections as entitled to sent IA Senator from
Louisiana, and that the case shall be taken up
on Monday next at o'clock and shall be voted
on That day,
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ITALY.
An Interpretation Regarding the Turkish
seIymre of Italian Vessels.

ROME, Dec. 7.-,rhe Ttalian ministry has been
interpellated regarding the seizure Of the two
Italian vessels in the DarJanees. IT. is said
the dispute is not serious, as the powers have
not reaogn nized The Black Sen hoekade.
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CAPITAL NOTES.
0UR WTLATI0Ns WITH MExICO-IM-
rORTANT DEVELOPMENTS EN-
PECTED.
Result 0f gen. 0ra's vistt-AIl Avatla bic
Troeps to be transferred to the
Mi0 Grande.
Especial to the Democrat. !

Especial to the Democrat
WASHINGTON. Dec. e.-1mbortant develop
ments In our relations with Mexico may be ez-
pected Immediately. Gen. Ord's visit here, and
the representations he has made, have resulted
in determining the Administration upon a
vigorous policy and all available troops will be
transferred to the Rio Grande as rapidly as
possible. 1t is not improbable that the matter
will be made the subject of a special message to
Congress. No details can be obtained now.
BUELL.,
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New YORK. Dec. 6.-The bail in the case Of AL
Tiger Brothers has been reduced from $4,000 to