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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-09-28
Hlien.

ToNsoNToN, Md, ESept. 27.-N. ? Camp
bell, of the well known firm of Proud Il Camp
bell, insurance agents, died this evening
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-09-28
BEFORE Pleyna.

LONDON, Sept. 27.-There is no confirmation
as yet OF Tuesday battle before Plevna.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-09-28
ENGLAND.
Granf-He Speake tn.

LoNDoNf Sept. 27.-,Gen Grant, Replying %
various addresses which he received at Shef-
field to-day, referred to the American tariff,
and reminded his hearers thab the United
States had to raise money to pay off 81 great
debt incurred by the war. The Tevenucifrom
imports was regarded solely as means
attaining that end. II the United States abol-
ished revenues from imports foreign bond
holders would very soon cry out when their
interest was not forthcoming. He added !:
We get along we'll enough With the payment
OF our debt and will eompebs1 with yeu In your
manufactures in the markets Of ttle worsId.
The more of your merchants and naechanics
thst go to- America, the better; nothing
pleases us more than the immigration Of the
industry and Intelligence Of this conununity.
We have room for all, and will try to treat
you as you hgve treated me to-day.
Failures.
LONDON, Sept. N--The Times financial COL
umn says: Purvis IL Co., and Gyselnah a.
Van Rinkhuysen, OF Batavia have failed,
owing to unsuccessful speculative operations
in sugar.
The losses, which is understood to be large,
will fall chiefly on America.
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NEW ORLEANS FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 49, 1877
war In the Coal Trade.

hold their positions by virtue of certificates
thus obtained.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-09

authorities, not with our own, aad think ;hat
the matter should be investigated
Great Injustice is done By tho above to The
Alexandra police authorities. The Washing
ION authorities have never communicated one
single word 10 relation to this affair to the au-
thorities here. The only Information they had
was letter from Marshall Gray, Of Baltimore,
icuui,iog as to whether mao answering the
description Of the so called Curtis resided here.
The man arrested answered the description 7ery
we'll, except hat his right arm VS. eft Instead
of the left, as given il the letter OF Marshal
Gray. This iact was iciesTaphed to bAlumcre
and az answer received that the eriueuc. va;
positive as to the left arsI. Under these cir
cumstaDces, there being no charge against tht
man here. he had to BE- released. 1t Is stil
the impression Of those At police headquarter:
that the man arrested was the criminal, but
there was no effort to coavie: hun so Tar a.
Washington was concerned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-09
News Oftlc DAY.

Thirty four Of the Engineers Of the Brother
hood were suspended or the Germantown and
Morrstown branch Of the Reading Road on
Saturday, makiDg !lItyo ia all. Two days
have been allowed them 10 which they are to
decide Theth;T they will leave the society
or the service OF the company. Delegates arc
gathering at Philadelphia from number OF
railroads of this country and Canada, and the
question of resistance TO the requirements OF
the railroad companies, it is expected, will be
decided today. It appears to be c0nside ed
that the existence Of the Brotherhood is TO-
Vol7ed in the contest.
The Catholic pilgrimage committee st New
York announce that the applications fox the
pilgrimage to Rome, from Canada and the
United States, are sufficient to justify securing
the ent!re passenger accommodations OF the
steamship City Of Brussels. The steamer has
first. class accommodations for 10, but the
committee, to avoid Inconvenience have de-
tcrnined to limit ne Dumber to 100 Carli.
nal McCloSkey will offer mass at St. Peter S
Cathedral, New York, on the morning of Apr!
q, and the bcncdic!ion paragrinorunl, accord
ing 10 the Roman ritual, Will be given. The
steamer vii! sail at 1909.
| ihH rial II JaG2- Nla0Ecy !Of lht &i!liGE
Of Wn Co0ncy, IL Baltimore, has resulted in
a verdict Of murder 10 the second degree. Ma:
| lancy vas g maichman ii the Baltimore aud
| Ohio Railroad nj Mount Clare station. and in
an alteration With crowd Of boys who were
ntTuding urou the premises iii lis care he
drew pistol, with which he shot and killed
the boy for whose murder he was tried.
TIE Nashville ('lenn.) American publishes
al lut1fvi:H with Thomas Sinus, colora1
man. captu7al 10 Boston ia 1851, under the
fugitive Save act, when Gen. De7eus Wa:
United States marshal. Deveus's friends say
he raised money aud bought Simms's freedom
This is denied By Wendell! Phillips. Simm:
says lie was no; freed until 1868 10 Mississippi
when he entered the Federal lines.
Rev. pr. VIM. Augustus Muhlenberg diej
10 St. I,uko's Hospital, New York ct 10 q
last night fIi5 death has been expected i1l
several days past, and he WAS surrounded by
relatives aul fficols 10 his last moments lie
was unconscious since Friday, and was il! since
the 22l Of February.
a New IOr, dispatch reports that the rate
Of the WcserA Union Telegraph Company vii
be lowered to-day, 10 meet the raju2.ion II
rates OF opposition companies.
y n3!la prostqui has been ordered, with tht
approval If The Attorney General. il The Gas;
against Donu Plat, indeed for "saditou
writing and !citIDy rebellion.
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Lost Brig Roanoke.

Boston, April 7.-The Herald will publish
statement to morrow to the effect that there
are grave suspicious that VIM. Mcguire, the
sole survivor of The brig Roanoke, did no. tell
a true story. His statements to Captain Car.
son Of the schooner which received him were
contradictory, and gave rise TO suspicion that
the crew mutined and probably murdered the
captain and his followers and also the rassen.
gers, and that the vessel became unnaDago-
able after they got possession OF It. 1t does
not seem consistent that the passengers would
have deliberately drowned themselves while
there was the least hope Of being saved. In
the safe which was located in the captain
cabin were $50,000 in gold, a sufficient incen'
tive for an uprising Of the crew. 1t is sur
missed that the crew drank freely OF lager, and
while drunk went below to get the contents OF
the safe and had fight with the captain aud
the sailors who remained faithful. This is
based on the fact that Mcguire says that one Of
the crew, A. Finn, threatened to shoot the
captain, and the fact that one Of the crew was
found dead with his upper lip cut off when
Mcguire was taken off by Captain Carson. Ma.
guire said, 10 explanation, that FIun got PTS
to! out Of dozen that were lying about the cable,
and that the dead man found on the wreck had
his lip bitten off 10 a fight with one Of the crew
on the Goth of March. Mcguire is thick set
Irishman, aud when found showed little signs
of exhaustion, fact rather strange in view Of
bis claim that many Of his comrades had died
Of exposure.
PHILADELPHIA. April S-Captain Carson,
Of the schooner Annie Todd, arrived here yes
terday. He says when Mcguire was taken
from the Roanoke he was nearly exhausted.
At 40 time did he correct his story or contra.
dict himself. All hands had been drunk Oh
her, and they had fought among themselves
The raft. Mcguire said, was washed overheard
the night previous. Mcguire tells plain story
to DAY, and does not deviate from, that :rSt
told. The man was attempted to shoot The
captain was drunk. and he also tried to inynrc
Mcguire. The story that there WAS 4 dead
man on the wreck with his upper LIP cut of,
Mcguire says is false. The insurance men bs,
e7e Mseuire'a story aud will Fay the loss
Captain Carson came hers TO tell the family Of
Nir. and Mrs. Dallett that The rTnGr OF g MT
10y and murder is without foundation. !
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x.eiter from Prince SEIiiinII.

Correspondence Of the Alexandria Ga2o.!". !
BRENTsvULE, VA, April ,.--Dur County
Court which met on Monday last, held over
until to day, 50 as to give all dealers il the
'iardent" au opportunity Of taking out license
at this term, and thus escape th4 5al punch
system.
During the term au order WAS entered on
motion Of the Potomac and. Manassas Railroad
Company, through their counsel, +" L. Mere
dith, esq, to open poll at the rayl election 10
May 10 take the sense OF the qualified voters Of
the county On the question whether Or not tie
Board of Supervisors shall subscribe So, 900 to
the stock OF said Potomac and Manassas Com
paDy, the subscri pl!on to be made when The
road shall have been graded and made ready
for the superstructure from the Potomac river
at Potomac City to the Connection with tho
Manassas Branch Railroad at or ncar N2nas.
sas. We also lcarn that the counso! for he
road will 20 10 IIJuGoun court Oh Monday next
for the purpose Of having similar order eater
cd there. IF this road is built, aud tEe n,;'c:
tons arc that it will be, it will open up loser
Prince William and greatly enhance The value
Of all the land lying between Cedar Run :nd
the Potom:c The people Of lIoudoun arc also
deeply Interested in this road, as 1t J! to G.;
tend from at or uear tic Plains on Inc .lanas-
sas Brach Of the Virginia Midland through
Middleburg on to the Point OF Rocks. ccnucc!
ing With the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
Yesterday evening Mr.. Starbuck, who lives
10 the old stone house made famous h} The
battle Of Manassas, WAS committed to jail 10
await being sent 10 an asylum, he having been
pronounced insane by a board Of physicians.
lie imagnes the war is still going on and is tx
pectiug battle all the time.
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Letter from Richmond.

Correspondence Of the Alexandria Gazette. !
RICHMOND, ArIil "a man representing
himself as one Of Iiernshcim Brothers, large
tobacco firm Of New Orleans, hes been playing
a confidence game on number Of leading TO-
baceo manufacturers ia this city By obtaining
money through misrepresentation, and giving
large orders for tobacco. He remained 10 Rich
mond three days, and his swiodllDg operation;
we're not discovered until he had gone. lie hes
been traced to Danvllle, whence he is reported
az having gone southwark. i telegram irnn1
New Orleans states that no member OF 'hI
Herrshcim firm is in Virginia, nor is aoy ori
authorized TO make purchases tor them -.
The suits pending 10 the United StaCs CIR
cult Court, in which ex'e Gov: Wil'am smith,
Lieut.. Gov. Thomas, Judge T.. ii: FilZhugh
Col. s. G. Davis, clerk OF the Senate, John o.
Cbilcs and others arc defendants and the Gov
crpment plaintiff, will be heard one day Mex
week. These arc the suits brought by the dl
| rectiou of the Washington authorities to re-
| cover various sums of money that is alleged tt
have been paid over to these, the then State
officers, by the dc facto goveromcut CT lIr
eipia. on the day Of the evacuation. These de-
fendan,s have demurred to the allegations as
set forth 10 the bill filed against them, aud
unop that demurrer the cases will stand or tall
Attorney General II. T. Daniel, pursuant to
resolution passed by tho Assembly at the !a1'
session, will appear for these defendants, and
| il necessary, employ other counsel to assist him
| u. s. District. Attorney Lewis will appear io
the Government.
The Wing says DR.. Moitctt the lo7enio
of the register that bears his na'ua, which ou
| LEGISLATURE has lust aGoptod to Tighten IN
burden Of The taz.payers, is 10 Washington 70
the purpose Of ding an application for p2tcn
or oaveat on his invention. Correspondence
with the Patent Office has established the lac
that 10 patent FOR any similar. device has exc
been granted. The Do2tor will 10 doubt accom-
plish the purpose for which ~ - At The -
iiional capital, and live 70 see his jagoa!io'
adopted By ether states, both South All
North to replcuish their depleted treasures
The right to use this indicator was gwen to Ia
State by DR.. Mo!Iett wilhon! aug e1ns'de!#it1i
other than that to be fet 10 Assisting nnr
State TO increase it's sources Of revenue.
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The Washington Capital has the following

1.-THE Alexandria authorities seem to be a
loosely.orgsni=ed body, or else our police hosd-
quarters is at fault in falling to secure the man at
rested on the 3lst ult. in our cemeterial suburb,
snd charged with being the criminal in the re-
cent shocking outrage st hotel in this city
Our correspondent, who tsegrsphed US the details
of the mans arrest, interviewed him during the
brief time he was in custody. He answered
distinctly to the description given, and was ar
rested under peculiar circumstances, while at
tempting to board q train in an ulfreluentet
common, and though denying the charge, waa
under great mental n1iety and refused to talk
on the subject at ALL 10 said he was we'll
SHOWN in Washington and Cleveland. and had
his innocence, but upon it being suggested to
telegraph them, he refused to give their Names
snd with much nervousness requested that they
should not be disturbed. His release was rapid
aud apparently thoughtless proceeding. We
believe that the fault lies VIII the Alexsndrs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-09
i,cIprrRniliC SunlniarE-

Corra!ius Scaplon was found last night
botind gagged, aud bleeding. and almost iusen.
sibi, 10 the rear OF No. al Mulberry street, n.
\. II" has since been unconscious. The pc
lice have arrested ecvora! persons Hho, they
thiak i1 druDi,cn row, bound and threw him
from second story window.
The body cl James HOWE, OF New or!,,, va:
found in East River yesterday. Ga searching
it Sc, 900 ia /. s. hords, 81. and 2 silver
1atcn were found.
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Foreign News.

Matamoras dispatches report shc arrival 10
the Rio Grandc Of Mexican war steamer with
orders to take Cortna to the City of Mexico.
| General Canalea, the Governor Of the State OF
| TamauIipas, has it yet under consideration
| whether he will surrender the prisoner to the
General Government, he being under sentence
Of death under State laws. His refusal would
involve, Of course, direct conhct of the au-
thoritcs, State and Federal. 4 Matamoras
Journal gathers from the fastest news from the
Capital that the reaction against D;az has set
in in earnest" and that another general rcv0-
luton is imminent.
The Turkish cabinet met yesterday to decide
on the protocol S:me uoeasincss prevailed
as 10 the result.
The London Sandari's Berlin dispatch ncn.
tons signs Of an caty Russo-iurksh war.
Mioistcr Gushing had farewell audience
with the kiog Of Spain at Madrid yesterday.
An outbreak of ntcruatonaIs was suppressed
at Ceretto. Italy.
JAMES RARBoIR.- Richmond Wig
says
Sevcra! stalemllts 70 the cli,Cl that the
Hen. James Barbour contemplated becoming
an Independent candidate for Governor having
been made, We take occasion to say there is no
foundation for the report whatever. From
conversation with Air. Earbou. We learn he
has DO ambition for the position, and, as he Is
in full sympathy with the conservative party q!
the State, he has 90 idea OF suffering hia name
10 be used hy those cot IN accord With it Tor
this or any other position. His candidacy Tor
CONGRESS- against Gen. liunton few years
since he insists, vas The result simply q a split
in the convention, brought about, as he thinks,
by the improper exclusion C! some Of his
friends We shat! ezpee: 10 fnd Ilr. Rarbou;
cordially sustaining the conservative nominees,
Isaac l:7ing Hite, Of Clarke county, died at
NleIlon7ic, Orange county: Florida, on The
29th Of January. Of neuralgia ofth heart.
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lie Indians.

rIETENHE, April 8.-9potted Tail has ST
rived at this agency from the mission to the
hostiies bringing with him Crazy Horse and
100 men. women and children, who have sur.
rendered. This leaves only the Chcyennes out
still on tla war path i'll THU department. y
large force IF lnd!aas has been enlisted 81 thc
agcrcies to bring these H. The Sioux var in
the department Of The i'!at!e seems t. Ia near
iinaI termination now.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-09

All trains daily on main me.
The Express South bound connects al J.!
burg for tho Wcat and Southwest, ana a. " !"
willie for the South, South East ana SI.:" :.
The Mail South bound CONNECTS ~ hE
for Memphis, Little Rock md ox"s' -. ~
Atlanta and all points in The HoH!i, ". r,
New Orleans, TO Galveston and H1I'"tS,'I. q.
as; also connects with Cnes. ONO I''S'
West. e.. c.,.
The 9 50 p. m, train connect WAL! ,,.S 1: u.
Ohio T. X. westward 30 Huntington, = Z
and all the Northwest, and E"s.""T. ~
mona and tho South East 49,.
For MANASSAS DlVtSlDt !'''
ngton at 8 10 q n. daily, except T T~n r..
arrive st. Strasburg at us p. m. j-e''. -.
burg al 0.lu q. III, ana arrive ~ .i''''
For WARRENTON leave "ssa'ns&::''' -, ~.
at s 10 q. Ia. LesTe Wsrrenton d!
connect with Mail south bounG' 81! =.
N. to connect with the Mail norm "L',.
Trains from South arriving a. A7''.,1 r..
81 d. M, G % p. m. and - r. - { .
connections with Bait. q ONO ara ,',r'.i., ..
tomac trains to Baltimore. P"''"'I'l. H..
New York, snd TO all points .'o'!" 49,
west. -. .
Through tickets 70 the 55uta AMI
''"''' '''s' $. SPENCER. Sn7:. J ~,
j. NJ. BROADU5, q. !. a
y OTTO
ALEzA.jpniA CANAL t1"f
Tia Annaa! 0anet4l Moot,1s Il -; l., Nj.
holders OF Ais5aniris Cana! ca, vi. u n :,
the Chamber of the Common C@HnG','- &c..
city Of Ale1andTis, OF MON d. l. 10
Of May, p7oxic1o, at / oci7cE m ,i,l.s...
ap y-Zswtd CleLk hte1" -, - -. ..
THOW CHOW: py tins pint, qy1ss'J;SSsI
" aG j
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Flour hiss again advauce1. anL r.,t5: ... ..
higher thsn ia:. weak demand %oJI raI 81.
ply only iair. Whest continue: - @.,:..
and day We quote cnoico los q: ~; oa.. e..
Of 752 bushels, with other sales Al i9jaI-i G..
is dull and weak the receipt: &C iac:a...1-
2050 bushels sold at u Tor while. MIXED s-t =.
low. A small lot Of Ryo h-oUgh. - H.D.
reported Country prOtuc: unch2"g2t
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Bordeaux sends au irrrconciItable TO tie
French Chamber Of Deputies.
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lho Iaa:saa Gazette saya -" -iloAanlrs i
unfortunate. Sac has q fighting Msyor. all i
takes ;htca %nptratcnIen!s Of Police - III
Tie town
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MARRIED..

MAREIED.
On tbs iii instant in st. James Church,
Warrcnton, by Rev. John $. Lindsay, Mr..
ALBERT WlNMILi4, Of Essex. England and
Hiss JOSEPHINE H., youngest daughter Of
Alexander II. and Mary a. +. Csmpball. Of
Fau1uier county, Va.
DIED.
April $tL, 1911. in tho 9th Year ui his age,
WM. H. GRIFFITH, only child Of inZoy and
Phobe \. Griffith. G-y- Bis funeral will take
place from his fathers residence, No. s" Duke
street. on Tuesday evening, al O'clock.
In Richmond, April .. 1877. EDMUND g.,
son Of t. B. and Emily G. Addison, aged eight
months.
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CANAL COMMERCE.

Arrivod-Roats Garrett & MnN:, i,u'.'..ta
Lincoln and g + Smith, 10 j + A&ne" : =
NJ d Cor;e American Flag, Nj u Lem, .'r..
Hubert & Kirby, limestone 10 + f'Gn.c,.
Observation-Disclosures K Reader, + Hr'1&. D
Moore, A Greeness, Geo Hutton, 4 j I'D"
mers, Garrett g. Ians, NJ d Cor.c nd !! "a"
& Kirby.
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( Markets by i'ClG.:.pr.

New YoRE, Ap. 0.-Stoc!:s activr, T1:... G..
fo7orish and lower Money GOA H.. r..
8 shade frmc7. Wheat la22 hat:aT t't E..
7ancing.
DAIT1MoEE, April : --Yirgnis s.s.; .,~.-.'
81 Vlrginias. consolidated, Il; do. - sorin: -
Cotton quiet; middlng III. Flour active ~ 20.
and buoyant Howard street s,.d " e.. o7a sup.
50sS6 30; do Extg. ..jaS 70 do. Eaa..
15aS9 20; City Mills SUPER ) 3oiSG @'; e
Extra 7,asS; DO. Flo brands s 1.',> > d.. "a.
lily s. 50. Wheat strong an, highe:; 2.
Western amber lG5; No. 2 Uhic.&o Spring :. .
Penna red 175sl50i MaTylsni rel pr,l' !.
$50; do. amber lS}; do. white l.ja!;j. t.-..
southern fairly active and firm; Western $50.
and hig ar; SoutA ern white j1,@5; ID. rn..,
05a55:; Western mixed spot D.. AY:.. .
May 55t {; juno 55t steN'4 :'"'. oats .tir.y g.
tive and firm Southern prime Bah; Wei.
white 45a46. Rye steady AID finn Il -".-1 ,s
prime steady and firm; c.hec kinds "g., =.
heavy; Maryland AMI PcHG.. I..mc IL:
Sugar frmer st 10i. C21eo q.I.a.; H. l.--a
l5tsl9:; jobbing 1j5 s20i. WhisEcy guIc: IS: s.u
PORT o. ALEXANDRA, AHHH
Sun rises ,,..........., 3 50 doom !!5.s .....,,
Sun sets.ee..,..,.,.,. 80 High woirc.. ."
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nay g., VIRG. MIDLAND &" - ;. t.
W. JOHN .. BARBOUR. Eec..''.
On and sitter Monday, Mar. -, l7." F''.''
ger Trains will run as follows
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Monday] April 9Th, ct 80 p. ILL.,
BY ord,r OF the President:
u BRooKE 7. TAYLOR. Sect'y.
10 The trustees Of Leo and Soaton Schoo!
Buildings (coiored) will meet at tho latter build.
ing on Monday night, al = o'clock. Y
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Isaac Irving Eite, Of Clarke county, died at
NleIlon7illc, Orange county: Florida, on the
29ti Of January: OF neuralgia Of the heart.
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@-Thero will be called meeting OF the Co.
lumbs Steam Fire Engine Co. this evening
Monday April 9Th, ct 80 p. lii.
BY ord,r OF the President:
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Il NUH -

:ichr Zoe, hence, at Norfolk ~.
Schr Ellen EGsGTouck, hence, a. = t..'L
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-09

~" The trustees Of Leo and Soaton Schoc!
Buildings (coiored) will meet st tho latter build.
ing Oh Monday night, 81 = O'clock. Il