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, 1877-09-17
LIVE >l'uCk.
CHICAGO,

sNNl 'sstssss bs,3ls II I'M
CATTLE "a fairly satislactory deeFc1 OF activity
characterized the cstid trade from tho opening Of
Haslnc"s on Moneay down to the ctafe Of tho wcek hut
fa'oee eethsonRhout weTc unsettled and 1ecllnan2 Mon.
day9 suppt wAs disposed Of 1t tocrAby full nRurcs
hut turnR tho following three days reduction vary
Ing fFom 2ac TO 500 per Irn lhs was suffered. Sattye
hatehcra stuf which includes cows, hali.faltcncd
steers. IN" ordinary mixed nss suffered tho most, tho
the tfsde requirements. Tho terne In medium and
co;Hnon grades Of shipping catc aHnat serert.
and = the Rbovc descriptions comprised tbs hulk OF the
'u'p!y lhc ~rnk n.nveh. tn be very satisfactory
ono to Western shippers generally. At tho mod
lied prices tho market. ~ atoro stated.
WAS fa7sy actvr. and thu end Of the week found
sratlrey llttio soek left Texas catIc were not
~ plentiful Al for tho prcvtous week. but there an
cllchy Mt s3.OoJ33u. and tho hitter At s1.goa4 33
rho cItienn range Of sales was t2.0ox8..J. There
were. noweser, fcw sales ueo~ f2Go or Above a. 31
s'oekrfs wero but little nqutrea for. Tho appearance
anrcats % hare alarmed tecders an for aork csttiu
.hera u at pressnt lsactcay leinAltl, Saturday.
'ss"s ". ssssF0 0nfe'sf ''a
e.,r. .p.e,e.-er.dssa.sessans' sssas'ssti seahlns, 80
ysaH t.,s: :ycar.ui 'seefa, WEIGHING THO
Gid ;:ei. weigh: ooe1'"
Msa ssrs'e:1s,es1, ii iii as.6. x:aS: @ass''7'
r :as ~, r. i 1, ~ asoa4.oo
soanSn !.! a. g sho.se tov.. for eiIy slaughter.
4,sss ,st:f y * Gill;. 1sjxax 4o aoo' Is
e ,Mn 2ooa3 50
Mresas-,ItFoaF. e. !soset: 97%sI II
ilT,,$ .st.s nd Saoy.nt ,aspEst g.
~ ~ T@s;aT Sw1 fu " @ I'D S @ so.e a
.sh :. a." lss s.s q a. rsiga.
sMq IT, ut tacf she ntTkes arain k an sarl
, 1877-09-17

Ths offerings on Saturday numbered some twenty
ca'xoes Aal tho market NAs acvu and hr, b0tlI for
sou snd arrive Prices ntia y fouvH Choice Jusls
sna seantllnR, IT, 80; connna. t723, cunaon boarjs
Ana strlps. u. 7sastos medium. 80. nlal1 U, x,oi
miFun. S10 o0fSl2. o.: chocs fTun. <ia. ptIa1i 90
LAsh. II 2HSa,.1, and shingea S3.0l2liO.
Sales WeFot Cargo Of E;hr H.. q. Crawforl 10 srriyn
fFom Duacan cisy. 5t,t0, rI'rnn, largely bosrds,
parity dry, ~ SIT. - aad 4ouD1a 1ath. ai.11
Cargo Mills Loust tn Lou atrips aud Doarls from
LuhnHtoa, At &!0..N.o
Cargp Two Btolhera. 200 Uo IudInstop ptecs s,ufY.
stk7.ao.
sarxe Allen. to arrive from Grand slrer l. 100 600
A1nlnEes y sl.Ba. and 2Itts1 No. IL It Hk.
uH&i'4Y lA arrtta ttHn EhGsyya4n 1HtlD mi run
MflPs fnl fostds- sds4. 3,l.Ga anu s:s.U aud lUU
, 1877-09-17

LoSpoS. fept. lo-a u. tn. Tho amount nf
hniI!uu Withdrawn from The Hank Of England ou
balance 1u.tlay IL I'll, ulJ. ="
tnnsu]p, mnuey and account, N3 7.lH
..Ancsican sceuritIras-'H7s, los; 'USs, l07lf !:
IT, It's, 1u1tf; new -, 101A. -
Central, ~; Erie, Ion; preferred, 10; III.
10 +t.nsras, TO; pennsylsaa!a Central, 70; Read.
tnt, l6t,.
r4nls, Sept. 16.-1cnlcs, l0Of a7.ie.
, 1877-09-17

I.0ns AMI s!0ft t!rhrs quoted At 7ttc css oF ecll
er i1ctucf AMI sic for 1cCpMler Cumberland anet
At ssss4E: ling % n. hs's i. 10 t. Al nss,:."ces-
lsscon quoted Il ssa6 nc Tor Shoulders. sA*ic for
sh1rt rlla. w As<c for silJrt c1cara IbtHl.c f0t
hat1a nll Tan yn<ed Hnl pAcket.
ttRkAaE-Wak 0Htrt At ~ p7c. ....
1tEEF riallIEGIs-Wrft sttaty anf 1uet IL 5000
2in u for mesa; siitkaii.25 {ot extra nltls; sud
tU+Js, G1 fer hams. - -
TALLDW-NA4 Huattd At 7ttt37tc for city. and TAA
TIC for country,
, 1877-09-17
COMMERCIAL,

The following were tho receipts and shipments
oftAc!c1 lin. articles VI produce IN this city durny
nc ,wtntE-fuus llouss ending AZ z o'clock on
saturday morning, aud fos the corresponding
4lue ,nxt year:
, 1877-09-17

Corresponding week last year. lY,.HtrN 1.70j, $50
THE NEW TURK STOCK MARKET.
The Nrw f"tk Dd,fy Hatittin Of Thursday says:
"It l. hccomin. evident That tho recent drop in
1tetr Was engineered for The purposo OF getting
'ihrt interest. md that the legal proceedings
ssslns, the telegraph companies WAS nsrt Of tho
scheme" The Times takes tho same viaw, aud
stars that ION tho street very little Importance Is
attached tu The em,f against tho telegraph cum
pAnscs foe MI Injunction restraining tho carrying
ont Of rho '"lfns arrangements md the proceed-
lnE isscnctally regarded M a stock. jobhny de-
eicc. The difficulties between lhe Atlantic l.
Pacific TctrgEanh Company and tho Old Dominion
Telegraph Company, growing out OF the pooling
arrangements. ii IL said, In process Of amIcable
adjustment
THE KANSAS RAILROAD DEBT.
In compliance with requirement OF the lato
Legislature Of knntas. returns have been mado 10
lllr State Auditor showing TINT the railroad debt OF
81 Of the counties Of tho Stlto amounts 10 S1.,.
51'', 600. Tho returns from tic other counties
MIL incrrnac this sum to about SlE, coo. OOu Tho
sotal ta1atlc wealth Of the State IN $1b0, OOO 0OO
UoLD AND 0nIENDACKs.
Gold vas 1T.a4fl l03ls In grrenbacks.
t;rcenbacks Mcro D7!il07 cents on the dollar
In gold.
, 1877-09-17

INV ToAE. Sept. l5.-Thtru wal steady movement
In nearly all makes Of Acaaoaabta vuus Cotton goods
In moderate rsQuest. pttuts quiet IN arst aads hut
actss with !ohbcrs. Gprazuos prfats reduced to d.
Ilaylan!s aud dress Hotds kctiye. Men's wear
wuV{enA Ia mudeTatU request,
, 1877-09-17

Flrrtnrkn, Sept. H,-Fx gGoLxrA-pul,s crude
$2;a!t@3.to 1t PsrkersI rednsd. IJ>tt tl!!adepAla
tLky.LAxb, sept is,-PsfkoLErx-MArkutt Is TN.
eaa1.sdt STANDARD white, lt0 Lest, l1xe
, 1877-09-17

TuNPESTlNE,
#!Istxorox, N. O. Sept. la.-SpiRt7s Iuspzxrtax
, 1877-09-17

1sosTos, Sept. 1a.-Wuol sscaiy for all kinds Do.
mcst!c wuol In fair tcmsnl, aN tho drmness Ut lat
week fully sustained. Oh!o and rsnnsylganta, No. ]
aal X. ss9ci Xxx and shove, a7 lltic; ny 81 ehvss
prcrs Michigan md WIS .anatn. ia I1tc. Thu mar.
ket haa erlsny touched lta lowest pnt for tie prcs
ent- combnE aud detass tapess 6OS35c. anh 3,a 100
for unHtAheai pulled woof, cholcs super, 4u+lI3c,
, 1877-09-17

CHICAGO. ST. PAUL 4 MrNNEAp0tIg 11rp
Ticket olccs q Clark'se. and At ktntn. Ntfert as.
, 1877-09-17

Leave. Arrive.
e. Paul i Minneapolis Ex.,, |sI0an q. m. : snc@-
~. raul ffnnespulIs Ex. IL U:oo B. H. g:x' m
, 1877-09-17

Pullman Hotel Cars arc rp tl,rp,,vh hctU... -
q. N. '."so a. l011
hotel rars west nf Chicago. ~ 'ss svea Il
9-Drpot cnrnef Ut WtltA md EtnEit.sta
t-Uelut corner OF Canal nr Kinxiu.NA
, 1877-09-17

Chicago ALTON L g. LOUIS AND CHICAGO
KAMsAs CITY Il DENVER sH0Rr LINIg
unlon Ilrro West FEie, near MadlsDn.st, briJvc a.,
I&snty .thrd.at. Ticket utiIee. ia ttnluins y aad
, 1877-09-17

CHICAGO, BURLINGTON Il QUINCY RAILROAD.
p:!oss font q Lakc.s:.. IndIsa.uy.. nni Hi.oen,h
"; aha Canal and stxcenth.Hs Tiekut Ollcss IS
, 1877-09-17

Kansas City Il Deuvrr Fast Ex st3:a0 n. m 3.to. -
-. Luuts BprInVleji EI,.. tl:a, l. M aas,,E h
w. Louis, Sprangnctl 4 TrI&s nun n nj 7.},ps ~
Gek1n an1 feura FaAt EtnrcsA nnD A. nj !: @ ~. H.
prota. Kcukuk E}UfIfnrtun mon D. IN 7.m,p. n
Chichco rahcAi Il. ii. Ex1s iIrJ H. m sis,nn' n
attcatnF LAron. Wash'io IL !si3Hj H. M i. TX m
Joliet 4 dwight Accommodate 5UJ h. nj n.s1.. D.
, 1877-09-17

CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE, l. ST. PAUL RAILRntn
unhn I,rpot. corner Ms,llapn and Canat. ..t4 Tict.
:in1es: " south C1Arkst.. opposite sherman ljouss
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INTENSE ANxIETY IN WlsnINGTox
Artiliery Arriving from Fortress Monroe
Guarding the Treasury.

WAsu1NGroN, July % -Noon.-At n rather
carly hour to-day the telegraph and newspaper
on Ices hero wcre the scene Of intense anxiety
for news from tho point at which the riots have
become fatal in their consequences. All sorts
Of rumors are heard and the crowds are dis
cussing tho situation of affairs with fcrvcnt
carnesincss. The War Department is to-day II
seen" Of very great activity. the Secretary, with
Alyutnnt-Gca. Townsend, Assistant AdJutant-
Gems. Vincent and Pelouze and quite n number
Of clerks being in attendance Tho clerical
force Is engaged in copying and recording mill
itary dispatches sent from and received hero
Yesterday.
There is no organization Of the detailed" ="
clerks OF department. rs has bcen reported
Two batteries OF artillery Of the First and
Third regiments arrived hero this morning
from Fortress Monroe, and are quartcrcd at the
urs,n nal.
Secretaries Thompson.9ni Mccrary, were in
ume during the forenoon. Ii ,an be- said that
The Government authorizes do not fear any
demonstrations against GoNcrnm"nt property
ia this locality. but nevertheless the evidences
Oi the preruution that Is being tax IA to meet
contingencies of an alarming character are very
pam. There WAS strong guard 81 the regular
iore Oi wat 'hm"n on uuty at the Treasury last
night, armed with their roVolv"rs. md two or
three Of the clerks in the Trensurcrs office re-
malned all night. in the cHsh room, but all re-
ports Of organizing a force 70 protect the build
ing in addition to the usual guard that are on
duty every night are ut least thus far cNnggor.
atons GROWN. out OF the excited condition OF
the public mind.
Much interest in the rio,ous proceedings has
been manifested throughout 'hr city during to-
dny and might. Hnd large crowds have contin-
ucd at the telegraph oil 'os to learn the progress
of events several newspaper Offices Issued rc-
The order for the Powha,an and swatara to
come t. Washington has been revoked and they
have been ordered To- Baltimore. whore they Will
arrive tnis evening gr to-moIryw morning
They have on board 5bo men fully equipped
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MORE RIOTING ~ BiLTIMORE
OIL Cars Fired Gen. Hancock In Command of
the Military.


BALTIMORE. July 22.-At fifteen minutes
-. o., l,t.A a.. ,....,.t,,. o, ,,.,..,,....
'' ., '",9 ''''. ''''I' "' ." mo-.
nrei rain oi lhlIty or loriy cars loaded win
crude petroleum at Niaduct Station. a short dis
,,nD. h.vond the city limits Tn. nra snr.a1
e'.' ~ va ''.'
rapluy anu IN Il i"w minutes the cars oi "a trhlh
on an adjoining track were also on fire. loco
moiive WAS sent ont from Camden Station. and
A., ,..i,, - a., .,', -
of amid the jeers AMI cries Of large crowd Of
strikers Nin. oars .on,aintn., from lra,. hun.
III -, ,i'r,'a l,t,,,r,d ','i H., ~ ti,r..le - III
,r ri n,tirlv em,.nt,nd '''' ''''' - ga
Na.nr-t;en Uausn.k hnsarriycd and assumed
con- i.anI oi MI The Cu.ted state, tr,ots IN this
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-23
LACIIINENT ~ ILB.fNY.
The Whole National Guard TO be Called Out.
~ Necessnry.

ALBANY, July 22-Thc largest workshops
Of the New York Central Railroad are in West
Albany. q suburb Of this city. 1900 men being
employed there. To-day there is an excited
throng about all the houses. ani their talk leads
to the conclusion that they are in direct SYM
pathy with the strikers. and may themselves
strike. Major Priest. Superintendent Of tho
division, arrived here to- night from Little Falls.
called by the cNigency Of the case He Is pre-
pared to take every precauton should affairs
assume more threatening appearance Largo
throngs wer. gathered ex 'tcdly to-day about
the telegraph bulletins referrinA. 10 the blood
shed IN Ponns ylNania.
Adiutant- General Townsend returned to Al
hnny last night from Fire Island i'm order To- be
at his post. To-day INSPECTOR q snerul Wood
ward. who has been detailed at Iornell-Yille.
with full authority to call out any trOOLs he
might need, sent the following despai h;
HonN}iisvftiY. n epA
Trains ovcrpowercd Haycra.d oui fh, T,cnt, ,.fhiri
Regiment of Brooky aud the scNent, fourth o BnHAO
The despatch was received fifteen minutes
after II was sent. and the AdJu'ant- General at
once telpgraphcd back his entire con urrt u.a
in the order. In conversation. to-day. be- said
that th" irouhl" looks serious. hut he will with
tho Governors con urrruer. call out the whole
National Guard hut what the di-turhrnre shall
hD lurllrd. At pr snut there i- only The Fifty
Sup"rnt"n tent Tulineha~t, IF the New York
Central Railroad, IS az Buffalo. and is in tolo-
grniNle c9mhunicailOn with various points
along the line of the Vanderbilt roads Tho
NOR prevails Ia the effect that strike will Ice
inauguratel al midui ght
Tho ALut0ut-Gcneril issued orders to-day
for the Twrny-third and SeNcuty-lourth Krsi-
Railroad.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-23
crMBERLAND's sLEEpLEss NIGuE
Gen. French Threatens IA baltimore and Ohio
OhicIal with Arrest.

CuMprRlAsp, MI, July ~ Tho night
was passed in comparative quiet. nothing
more than repeated rumors of the arrival of
a large body Of miners Keeping the pcopl.
awake. Owing to these stories and the general
dread, there was hut lttir sleeping in Cumbcr-
land during the night. This morning. and
during the day, the strikers have kept oui 4
the streets Tho news from Pittsburgh is re-
celyel 10y them with remarkable quiehn-ss, and
is having had Eff t. The company realize
that thoir onb safety is in keeping quiet, ns the
mon are hut waiting for the Il Ahiost provo %.
uon in hi nk Out Tho aucmut f. run train,
w lu.d l'uu To- some ltlle ut which would start
IA" mrn, and therefore the company intends 10
X, y 'Iulrt
Th"re Is no doubt Tint mon nro congrocating
About tins town, despite the fact that II H. M the
same time J. ,ng nli. the Headquarters of tho
mi tary. II is thought tiat more troup, are
yet 10 com" here from Baltimore.
nov conillrt has sprung up here tonight.
Il Is p,tWDrn the railway managers and GEN.
fr' q n, who ~ in Command ~ tile troops on t4a
roa9. Thc General has boom since his arrival
at llarilnsburg, very sick OF the us, To- which hn
ana b ) soldiers have been put and has several
times huhLl' d over with Indignation. Tonight
h9 arrived here and had downright 4uarIeI
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-23
PRICE TWO CENTS.

delayed as long as possible to catch stragglcrs.
Ii WAS not untilS o'clock that tho long ron was
sounded in the main drill room. Tho hastily
gathered commands were soon in position. and
IN" rolls of the companies when given to tho
Adiutlnt showed $50 mon. IN the few manpu-
Vrps necessary to a rrgimentul formation tho
men showed such good form that they wero
applauled hy the spertitors who thronged the
nrmOry. The ammunition wls then dstrib-
uted ten rounds Of ball cartridge being given
10 each man.
Clcrmon, avenue was packed with thousands
Of people when the regiment marched out in
column Of fours. with Col. Ward at the head.
Cheers gre,trd them. and. attended 10y large
Montague street, to the tap Of drums, except
whon the drum corps WIS silrnccd while pnss-
ing church in which the evening services
lent temper. and did not snem TO mistake tho
sNpcd lton I9rr 4 pleasure trip. The remark
was heard: This Will be- no Centennial trip"
referring to last summers cncampment Tho
regiment. 10y frequent trips to Cree,lmoor, has
been IaIniliarz'd win tne u.s. Of their i'm
proved hrecch -londng rilHs. and. being in
pcot"d Of H.
AT the Wall strcct ferry the throng pressed so
shut 10 ke'p them oir the bont. which WAS TO
steam around ths battery to the Erie Railroad
depot in jersey, city. This lrt behind the am
lowed the regiment six fil.s II mon wnrs
called W with fixed b1yunnts to force the people
from the gnt,s 50 that tho wagons could be
driven in. This done. the mrn f'll back, and
the gates were again shut with d1lrulty in tho
farn Of the crowd which was noisy and parsist-
ent but good nnturci. srcmingy ui"nt only on
giving tho bows "a good s,nd-of" Major
Barns was lcft 10 take chargc Of the men Who
report Etcr He expects to 20 on to-day with ut
least 100 men. The Ihrtrcnth k.gimrut of
The men wer9 put into eight Pullman coaches
on their arrival in Jersey City. and an immo-
di.t start made.
No NV York city regiments have received
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-23
PI.NNSYLTfNIf IN .fRNs.
Gov. Uartrnnu Orders out Every militia
Regiment In the state.

PHILADELPHIA, July 22.-Over 5000 peo-
pie assembled around the Pennsy ylvana Rail-
road Depot this afternoon. whore Cob Scott.
Mayor Stoklcy and u number of railroad o1i-
cials were in consultation. On the arrival Of
train or tho occurrens Of the highest incident
which could furnish n pretcncc for excitement,
the crowd would rush across the open space in
front Of the depot and throng the waiting room
almost to suiIocation. The saloons in the vie
cinity were doing thriving business. and
number Of drunken men were IA the street.
At o'clock tho crowd In tho depot had n-
creased TO such an extent that the Mayor and
Chief Of Police wore obliged TO call out lhr ro-
serve police. and clear the place OF ail idicrs.
The. Mayor also drove around the nni -hbor-
hood az the d'pl', Il sp"r~is tlr crowds that
were gathering On the street corners and va
Ma,or stohlcy denies that he. sent to tho
merely sent "A messenger there To- ask what
force the Government had for urotr ton IN case
re'' ved requesting word To- be- sent 10 the navy
yarl to have an armed tQg sent up. This re-
qtr-t was complied with. Ihr Mayor says he
Will u Put nuskct into ia" hands of his po-
i 90 uni an actual necessity rN sis for 50 doing.
A NE deroi thi,s evening. Col Scott received a
uo,. II rlan.t Is en- 'uie for Pennsylvania.
and has t.. ~r'ih'd ahead, ordering out every
militia regiment IN the State H. has also irle-
graphed to the Pr ,sident ot thr United states.
callln. Tor troops. and Suggesting the prOpr.ety
The Mayor has issued the following procla-
nation:
M,roG. or'cr rnlAnElrn,, EI.!, l"Iy ,S;,, ~
and riot eNi, In various PORTIONS Ni. commonwcath
the d.eredt Of american in.u'unon' aud form Of gov
Gracl IN t. s DE c,y T OF the he KcSuG iin az 's''
Nhe'e., II !, Z" the highest importance that the great
liz nlu0t- oi III, carh duin. tie crnnnl year shsl
BE- spared the horrible scenes enacted in our sister
Vow. Therefore. J, william 5 soklcy in the name of
-N n
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-23
cor. ROBINsON's PROCL.fMtTION.
He Declares that he win Invoke the Whole
Power Of the state, ir Ncccs.ary.

ELMIRA. y. Y. July %.
In the name Of the State Of New York,
proclamation:
Whereas. The Receiver appointed by the SUI
rremc Court II this STATE to take all care of the
management Of the Erie Railway and lis prop
critics has made known 10 me that a conspiracy
has been formed TO prevent his discharsng his
duty as such receiver under the orders Of said
court that the business Of said road and the
running Of trains has been interrupted by ,io-
len 20, which the ciyil authorities are unable 10
suppress. ana
n'Ueds. The honor and good faith Of the state
require that II shouli lrot'ei the said court and
its ollicers in the execution nt iis order.
Now. therefore, Lu,lu- Robinson Goyornor
authority imposed upon M boy tho Constitution
ant The lnws. command all persons engaged in
such unlawful acts To drsst thorrironl. au ! /
ehl upon all good fltiI0u 0us au. upon alluu'Nuri-
tics. civil and military. To a,d In suIlr ssing
N" same, and in preventing breaches Of tho
Tho law recognizes and protects the right ~
all men 10 refuse to work except uiun tnrus
salts IA tory I. themselves. But it docs mot per-
who desire 10 do so Unless tho State Is To -
given up - anarchy, ana 10 courts and laws
ar" q he defed with impunity. its whole power
must he cNrrl"d 10 suppress violence, MAINTAIN
oidn uill protect It's ctl2cns IN their r4g.L -
work. eni the business of the country from
Hwl-ss lr,tlf7iii'dn Within our borders. il is
~ "'.Err q question Of wig =, lut Of the su.
premacy Of The law, which protects U!lhe the
Ives the liberty, the lropgry aud ihe rights
of all classes Of citizens. r. the maintenance
OF that supremacy the whole power Of tho state
Given unle rmy hand al Tho city N Tlmira. IN
tho state ot New York, this twcuty y--r.oud lay
oiJuly, IN th"Sear of our Lord one thousand
eisul hundred ana seN A'y-sefon.
By the Governor
b. {. ROBINSON, Private Secretary
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with Mr. Sharp. Ifc ovcn carried It 80 far as to
threaten the latter with arrest. and cnlcd up
file OF men 10 curry ont his threat. The Secrr-
tlrv " War hns ordered him to this point from
Martnsburg with IA many men IA he could
spare from that town. This place was to be
eral arrived this evening with sixty odd mon.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-23

Continued on 1aUd Page,
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-12-27
MEXICAN MATTERs-FEEI,ING OF THE
ADMINISTRATION - TIE POSITION
GENERALLY sATIsFACTORY.
The nordcr Disturbances Not of a Nm.
uonal Character-PrObabl RccOS.
milton of the Diaz G0yernment.

WASH INGToN, Dec. 26.--The conference be.
tween the President and Secretarie. Evarts a nd
McCrary, over the latest adyces from San
Elfzario was somewhat prolonged and the an
tire subject of the Mexican border trouble was
talked over. '''
In referring to the situation generally on the
mexican Border. it was intinated la authori-
tatlye quarters to-day that the government
would not De fastened into action as regards
the recognition OF the Diaz government: that
the position of affairs is such as Is generally
satisiactory: that the Diaz government would
DOUBTLESS be recognized in due time but that
there are questions in the nature of eonees-
Sions now pending which can he better ar
ranged in advance than after such RECOGNITION,
ana that, therefore, any attempt to embarrass
the Executive in the exercise of its legitimate
functions in such matters will be rebuked
30 Iar as the disturbances from the Mexican
side ef the RE GraHae- were Aeeneerxt,3 q rag
stated that they are not national In character
ana were the acts of irresponsible bodies of
men organized for plunder and which might
be expected to exist anywhere under similar
circumstances.
The government is satisfied of the sincerity
OF the Diaz government in its determination to
convinced since the practical evidences shown
by the Mexicans In cooperating with the
United States forces.
Further dispatches from Col. Hatch. com
mandfng the United States forces at San Eliza
rio. were looked for to-day, but up to a late
hour this afternoon nothing had been received
The government is, however. satisfied that it
mas taken necessary measures to prevent the
assassination of any others. and the San Eliza
RIO moh will be arrested with the assistance OF
the United States troops.