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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-06-17
THE MASS CssEvAssE!
f, Tie DafiEtge tits Doing In This stMtel
~ take Proyiderlca ConsaryatisA.1 = Y.

Lake Providence Conservative.1 = ss'f1
Prominent among the destructive
breaks Id Che leyees OF Louisiana Is that
OF the Bass leveeyin the parish of East
Carroll. Itgave way by caving In during
the high water On the fifteenth day of
April. 1876, from that date daily and
E h1ary is yder ha ste IL Haasahbp sh tpasy pqs
and sending an immense volume OF
water over SOME Of the most fertile cot
ton fields OF our 'State.p The break iE
about four miles below the town of
Providence, situated in the bend of the
river just above Point Lookout, at what
may be termed the foot OF a long reach.
where the accumulated weight OF the
current rushes with great violence over
the bank and across to the Tensas
swamp, where meeting the waters from
Ashton, they, twirling together, rush on
along the back tier OF the river parishes
toward the Red riyers filling the swamp
over cultivated lands. young cotton and
corn. doing incalculable damage, and
spreading destruction and distress Id
every direction. a :: 10 ). ~ Yd1'%
The Ashton Crevasse has been fn5ex-
ist6nee for 81 number OF years, and by
common consent1seems to have become
q necessary evil. What with, the accu-,
mulatsd driftwood, young trees and de-
post, the quantity OF water passing
through has been greatly reduced, and
1t is only tn an extremely high stage ts
the river that the effect OF this break
becomessvery disastrous, OIL the other
hand, the Bass Grevasse, increasing in
size and in destructiveness every year,
claims and demands the Immediate at.
te4tion OF the police jury Of our parish
and the IeYee board Of OUT. State. 7'p'' ~
Already the effect Of this break has
been ruibous to some or our heretofore
most thrifty planters they have put iup'
private, back and side levees LAT their
own expense to little or no purposes the,
constantly increasing volume of water
going down upon them has baffed all
their calculations, and in most Instances
exhausted al their means. 81, . ,-... :. =
The fact that the abrasion and caving
in OF the Old d'Ieyee is rapidly extending
downward, tis, naturally enough ex5
citing the fears,and anxiety of the own
ers Of the fine plantations In Tompkins'
bend, becaase,s IL ithis break is not
stopped and the caving continues, the
linz Or the current WILL ifa very shorg
time be directly down upon the finest
body Of cleared land in our parish, and
complete ruin will prevail in all that
section of country. The water from the
Ashton, while Ti9does some damageJ
runs directly into the Bayou Macon
only four miles away, bht the water from
the Bass spreads itself and runs directly
over thousands of acres OF cleared land
before its current reaches the Tensas
sWRmp. .xJ9CaJgt af1u,,l3 -8c-at
? The Bass break is fearfully destruc-
tive. and its destrunetiveness iso daily
increasing, not only in Carroll but
Madison, Tensss and ConcordiA. with
ing. power and It calls more directly
upon tbs attention OF the officials whose
duty 1t is to attend to the ievees than
any other crevasse we knowof. . T. Js2
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-06-17
j. "A 1iIanese Heroine.

Milan, according to MP. Parfait, In the
heroine who saved the city when it Mas be-
sieged by Frederick Barbarossa. The hero
inc (namelessJ was a young and beautiful
woman, and she volunteered to stand, in what
Artemus Ward calls sthe scandalous costume
of the Greek Slave all but the dog chain,
on one of the gates and SO engage the atten-
ton OF the besiegers till the garrison, issuing
from another gate, fell on their rear and COM
PEELED them to retire, casting many longing,
our private opinion is that the pretty Milan
ese miss Is pretty Milanese myth. :.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-06-17
The tRdssias.s Pfepafihs to cross he
, ~ h5sa3. bahube,. -, e.,

nesDoy, ssss,1 ss 70 Be tssl om n tbe
Darf'lIbf 'It state h thatthe Russians are extremely
busy nstFrpdtiAg bfidges and repairing the
roads to facilitate the movement of their
army when the decisive moment afrises!i9tI +
Thedrand Duke Nicholas Has established
full telegraphic cor1fmanicatibthfE I Between his
headquarters and all thsRussian corps.
Boats constructed below Galatz for transfef
purposes fe being ebwed1dp to ttfbr tfbrra}f, III which
supports the1seneral, opinion3thtat theex cross
ing Of the.DahIite will taKe place at Ghiasettt.
helfryv 4brail $685. JGlt, +" -
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-06-17
The Fishing Commission I'm, session.

), Il -NPscEaI 70 INC Ue1notfaEJ 8 ~ .
H4AI.afEaAAH,, June 16.-tThe Fishing Gommis-
,sion,- provided oforby thetreaty of siWashing4
toni met yesterday with closed, doors The
case oftgreat Britain was fled the Ameri-
cans have segera days to- put in an a1rswv swvtr.
The court sits foff short session, X to-day,
when it adiourns for several weeks Il IS
understood that tBte claim fgr the Gahadiap
fisheries epbFaoed in the case HE'D by Great
Britain. amounts to 500 100000, J "a y1y
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-06-17
6k;8.sf .4awxups. s;,s7ejr,r
Too Many of Them and WhatotO DO with
! 3 t'ttt Them, 15lt-.tl .I 40 81 T.l'
[Courier-Jo -JonrDal.1

! T1y-f1 . [CourEHr-JOF1rbaLI
It is the calm, unbiased op4niersof Charles
OGonor that tsthere are too many LAWYERS
We would hardly have suspected it; bur 1t
may possibly be true, nevertheless, fap;g aei
coftfing to the last census, there are several
ip -this section, and they are said to. Iueyail
generally throughout the country aIt is said,
and find there somewhere, in the neighboT-
hood of two sh,mdred and fifty, lawyers, with
but dozen or so of clients ito divide among
them, it is almast impossible for you to resist
the conviction that ii a fewsof thera1wOun
eonspire to thin out the crop, a. little rby
undertaking each. to open peanut-stand or
to run an ice-cream cart. with a tin-fn)rn
attachment, the science of American iuris-
prudence wouldn't suffer nearly so. much
from the want Of intelligent and efficient
devotees as the outside world might very
naturally be led to suppose So -. ~
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-06-17
!. The efSalisbury Mills. 3
Especial to the Democrat;]

-, aESBeeial to the Democratl ,.a1Je9,y-
BOSTON, June i6.7-Ihe stockholders of the
Salisbury Mills to-day considered PROPOSE
tionIto sell the real estate and personal prop
erty Of theEe6fp6rasion. The treasurer spoke
Of the failureI to have their new stock taken
ups Hee declined to sign notes for the
company and stated that notes for $50, 900
we're due SOON and Unless provided for, the
credfIitofy sfIito of the company would seize the
property lHsei lHse moyedy therefore, that "a ,pqr
topp5 5efo the property be 3sodat auction. After
debate the gHotion WAS tabledo and the treas
urerresgned aral J. bt-n11l tclta 10 n . ID y
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-06-17
The Russian omcers to the Front.
at7l1- ifspeefal to the Democrat . ::

n a I,l Ipec4THr IpSe941HJ qV VI5 4 lo7ot,
tqNnoN, ,ial9a iaahe a Vienna dispatch says says
it is announced that the headquarters Off,
cersof the Russian army will, after toner
row, be transfeftM to Alexandria, near Gtur--
geyo,. "A. PloesN dispatch states that II Is
supposed Interpretations will soon commence,
as everything IS prepared, Bdt the Danube
fallsivery slowly. There have been many de-
partuips from this place, but the destination
Of thosee~fio ieave ois kept u profound secrets
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-06-17
The Presidents Policy in Michi.an

DETROIT, June 16,-The Tribune publishes
a. number " Der OF letters from leading Republicans
Of Of M the sta state IN response to circular asking
policy. Seventeen Of the letters CORDIALLY v
approve that policy as the only wise and lust
course; eight give qualified approval. with
regret at some OF the results; three are
tion.. All, however, are warmly in favor Of
standing by the party and the administra-
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-06-17
RIOTOUs INDIANS
The ,Insiaps III Okla, canada, 'lBp lBaprpi d d
Priests Residence and Oiher DuiIdings.s.

The Indians 1T Okla. .Capada, Bnrng u
Priest's Residence and other Duildings.as
$50 r. Especial to The Democratl 't.l-aEl'l
!, MONTREAL June 15!-aFfebh troubles be-
tween the Okla Indians and ths church author
itiesaEe creating some esSeitemant In this city,
It appears that the seminary at St. Sulpiee
deaianaea sonte Protestant
diaAs7, reBleYe {. The >. fence from !. across
the road near Okla Village. The Indians fe4
fused 70 do tffis,s on The grbuhi that was
inclpsing the pasture, and that they had been
allowed to placa.it there Of old. ,sto,4, a1rtta
AS the Seminary could make no agreement
the clergy laid Information at Sehelastique,
and on warrants being ISSUED SUCH was tho
feeling 'etinced among the Indians that the
auth1rities of the district called upon ,ttle
provisional Eernment for help.as,s y = gsria
Seven policemen and 'sergeantsn were sent
up atlf aided In farfesting five of fortyA4iSe
Indians for whom warrants were out The
rest Ted and remained concealed in the woods
until tho eonstnbles left the'vllage rs % I nan
The Indians then again assembled I; The
chief, Jos. 0pstsunt, advised them TO, resist
arrest. They armed themselves witts1ifles,
revolvers and knives. The armament being
cohpleted at moon Yesterday, they patrolled
the.yillage and defed priests and people, 4
Towards night many retiredy while b few
stood sentry. AT o'clock the resident priest
at Okla, ,discoyered that his stable was ID
flamesiand that about thirty armed Indians
were promenading around the-ehurch. z |, y u
Tie priesgttS siaeneee anyh tHie granary. CON
taiaing 1000 bushels of grain stables, coach
hdtisa astd ,,a h h oAntentss ara In r,iraa t
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-06-17
The MinistesiaI Changes In Roumania.

j
DofDoN, June, IS! la correspondent of the
Timss at Vienna ,tsfearaphs,. the fo1Iawing
ministerial ehangesl In Rournana, which are
thought tt6beimpending are die to tffePdiffef-
eneess iith Kdsda, Tho The Russians are Annoy
ed by constant complaints Of the present min
listers, concerning liIiftaetions of the eenven-
4toalL : q I-T q u zGfT1 a Il ,Lat ~ G1iS y ~
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-06-17
mGraatsa t the Crystal ,Palace.
atiaj lelSpeeialt d Isbej ID 4moerat Al =

LONDON, June 16.-Gen. Grant and family
visited tfse CRYSTAL Palace Yesterday! A grand
concert and display of'r fireworks we're tie
principal features III the entertaiinh1l1Hr,ts a
likeness of Grant and representation oof the
Capitol at, Washington Rsfe exhibited among
the fireworks. -, - .,I,.,,, '-'' . =. = ~ 80
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-06-17
The Turks Expectsngi ihe, Russians, to
LenN-ylas z. 3 2 CrOsa. ~ e. I. /. - l. % z
NJ Especial to the Democrat

.+t. .@'F Especial to the Dennecrsst.l i .:t<
LoSDdt, june 1s. "A, dispatch dated shunn-
la,, June u, says that an attempt to cross Is
hourly expected. There is greataexcitement
at Rustchuk and Shumla5 There Is every APP
pearanceo Of desperate fighting shortly. The
same correspondent telegraphs, under date of
Thursday, that Rustcfaiks is almost empty
COMMUNICATION Is liable t6 BE cut of, News
paper correspo are warned to leave at
a moments notice. ,3e1ji it a. =, :
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-06-17
I.-I 8IWWW N " III 10 u IL
THE MEssAEEs0F3 3slAGMAHONy,.
- ~ -
He nemaals the Dissolution " y Of the As:

1T J'7s u fs.t'FFFf't 'fDY'1 f51s
; af1 III Il -. lfelshn lfselshnely. = ;s A n 90 c,93
.r. ldspeciol to the lpemairat.1 ! = -;
). lPAkts,June 16.-Igrt rthe Senate to-day the
Due deBroglia Rresident.ofthe Council and
MinisArs of.Jusdce,. presented a message
from President' MacMaIi6ny asking theldisso-
luton Of the Chathb6rs! After 'debats, it was
voted to refef tthe demand TO committees I'd
In the tharnyery of Deputies,9Ds Fourtifs
Minister of the Intsrigri, read the mesasasge
from MacM4h faqaitaali.'diing that the Assgih-
bly, dissolve iGreyy meyed an # INTERPRETATION
against the Ministry, and proposed the pas
sage OF, q vote of-want of confidence i n,lU
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-06-17
JobHxAEnor 81 I'D xrE nx::""."" m m


beusamongo1rtpeopls before and tlie:Post-
master epsta ill II soph be saedaiifWted I W With
the facts III these cases apd the matter, no
doubt, will be settled satisfactorily to the de-
pattfieht aftdlthe people? 70 = '1sa9 ,1 a9f
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-06-17
= ? " = aF 2 = ~ TIT
THE ,LEIsDO MOVEMENT.
n . Hfg & HFEITTg 'NIuL Z q lbEIIlgHlWI
The Partisans Of Lerydc Capture EAl EAl fPasos
Mexico. .ul...,,
Especial to the DemocratJ

MIN, .t[special t9 the Democratl ! ~,
WAsH1NaTpF, JgRss q 1sm1The eapittpllatiaanIh nIhooi oi
El Peso. Mexico TO the partisaans, Qf, T,esTdo
Tejada is reported by the Collector Of Gus
toms at FL Paso, Texas, The Me4icans were
under command Of +. a Machero, Colonel ,oof
the Second Regiment Of Mexican Infantry,
who acted under the authority and instruction
of Gem Escobedss tet1a e h. s1theu =, ARD i.
The capture Of the city was accomplished
between Il andi this Hiofnihg.t Gsfs Poliiico,
the Mayor, Rafaa vaEios, Cellsctor 6f' gus-
number, we're taken prisoRers. 10, .,,, : = =, :,
Reports from achihpabda are, Is the 5esBsstt 5esiBss H
that the uprising is spreading there: Ma l.
chefo declared that he could, If he desired
sdrive all Americans outof FL Pasos but an at.
tempt of that,kin would result in trouble
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-06-17
Hank Of Englanh.f

Especial to the Democratl .,
LONDON, June. 1s..n1Thee. he amount OF, bullion
gone into thd Bank Of England OH h balance to-
day is G29,oOO. "a ''' "a "A ''''' ''' = ~ )"
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-06-17
How A .Governrnent1p y nlpnyE d Got IA head
.o;.st of his Wife.

WASHINGTON, June, 49, :-sRobsEtr Riehssrh,
aged74o, and fora long time clerk,inthe GUAR
ternaster Generals Office, nqliarrealed with
hfsKife about her cat and kittens bteakfng
down hts flowers and rem arked, as yod don't
keep those kittens opt Of the garden, 1 will
kill them
His wife answered: s'If you do will tear
up all your tomato vines y'heS3es oa-rs, amI&s :
Richer began to Beat the cats and bis, wife
to tear up the vines sRicher then placed, q
revolver to hiss foreheady u and ,enclaimfne
tsYoJ see me- shot himself and iffstafitlysfx
pired: -. '-''1 '~s<'f 1S'
Heiwas appointed from Missouri
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-06-17
nThe Doomed sf6IlfesJe

Especial TO tha Dem0cratJ ] =. = = >, =. . :. =.
PoTTsvItLE, June 49, The Board Of Par
donst meets to-day at, Harrisburg. - Strong
efforts wifi be made to have the sixDMoily
Mgaguires sehtepced tt4g BE- executed Thursday
next, pardoned or the sentence cpmmuteS, 70
Imprisonment for@ife Petitions in tlmirfavor
have been, fitlfherously sfghedp - 1 II iotnos:
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-06-17

OF the Suez canal and the Persian Cults
free atid that treaties jwiIb be observed, and
that the question Of the Besphorus and Oar
danelles sl will he settled tst theS nd of the war
bya European congress. Beyond thesep Points
no engagement has beer nndertake. = . -
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-06-17
iHungariaiiss Not Granted Passports.
fSpschiI to the Den uerat.1 ,4t

LONDON, june, 49, As special frqqhhiiGl frqhill Pesth
says that the Hungarian, papers state that
orders have been issued by the government
that Hungarian subjects liable Z" military
service, are not to be granted passports for
going abroad.s5s5 .4.Ibih ( ue.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-06-17
The. New York Bank statement.
tSpeciai to the Democrat, 1-----

New YORK, Juhs 1e. .4Fhe bank statement
is as follows r Loans, decrease, $685., 500
specie, decrease, ST. 0s9j6O legal tenders, in
crease s1,2s5, 500; deposits, decrease, s1,o72,-
700; circulation; decrease, s1,osf, 200, reserve,
increase, S464sDz5s. 4 aS ~.-~sss-f,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-06-17
Achievement on the Dahabe Expectea.
fSbeGial to the Democrat

u Especial to the Demoerat!I7o 0 p.'it
LONDON, June 16.-The greatest confidence
is felt here in the general result of the CAM
paign. ~ie' -..''' .--.- t]'@"i7o'~ -b1"s
Several special dispatches inl the London
papers, this morning, seeTnnto show that
there will shortly be SONG g. Ssnfent tie
Danube Ira . ,la 81 ;. Tslo s,,e.,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-06-17
,Pks hank of 9seri,,ally.J

= D.'lspecfiaf to the Deenmroacrratj . V9a
FBEsRItIs, ~ ri j, JYne 1s.-The Imperial Bank Of
Germany to-day reduced! It's discount rate for
bills to fourper cent, and interest rate onJadz
vaIiceB to five per ef&fE t-stssf 17sy5 /;
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-06-17
ISpeciartyfhs I,eftot.fHf,1'

I.. LfvEkp0oH, June TG PORK b4B. Beef, COS.
Lard 4ss Tsiow 45b Cd. % Floar 6sysd SS7sasss al
Wheat Milwaukee red 1Os 3dG513s Calif8fhfa
Fwhite 12s 2d0a2s Cd; club 12s r6da12s Id :
Corn, ,23s 3dQ23s Cd. Receipts corn q 900.
{. 30 p. ms---Cottol- Futures dull; Uplands,
Low Middling elause. October delivery,
9 13-32d. New eop-shipped October. and
PNovember, by sail, I'D. Sales OF American
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-06-17
The Christians af Crete,

~ . IDIssSPeciaI tq the DemocraFl }. souJ.-l
,CQsysrANTINoPLEb June 16-The authorities
are said to be watehhg+he Christian.party.at
Spragia, someisof whom favrf AMI aEnglsh
proctetorate, while others favor the ihde6eht
dence Of Crete: 79'' 9 o:cn t3n.3ulic 4 :.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-06-17
Marine News.
Wind cast

Port EADs, June is, Noon Wind east
? Arrived: Steamship H Hudson, eager, mag ,
ter, at 4 q. M, from New York, to A. Moulton.,
B New YORK, June 16-Arrived: Assyria. ,: n J
! Arrived out: Alpha, Vile de Paris, Ocean,
Express. o.: r-ai,t
I i HofHeWafd:: Boiivfa and Erna for Hampton
Roads. rsrc-r
New YORK, June 16, Noon.-COtton dull:
Uplands 1134, Orleans NJ sales 1876 bales.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-06-17
>, FNylng Turkish Dancers

Z, 10 : J4fspeeia,t testbe3 Democratii h1EA .
; ooNsThNT1HDPLE,! !Juna 16a Al court t.''has
been constituted for thes trial of Kamal Bee1y,
arrested after Midhat Pashais ffsII3 also for
the tfialof NourG Rasta foffembezzlinggeO, ,OdO
Turkish t,tsihdS. u. ; ssts 1tT1JJ o :, y
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-06-17
An Arkansas Hanging.

Ye.4,fon 9tHpecl9i 70 1ne peHecTat1 SlgEYI
MENqPH4Is, Jqpe l l1f TtlRa1Rh Melton lcoloredl 81
was hung ct Marion, CGnittenden G en tcouptN Ark:
yesterday for the mprderao a. young, man
named Gheslie Lester, near that plaees onthe
8thlof SeptembeE, 1876a2 n..ca ncIl zLGa,-
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-06-17
A New Turkish 2,,.,ri,s F6tminnx. 10

"a : : " ,.Ypecfal' lie Democrat -, % I,,n
of twenty thoqsand cavalry iislbeipg a formed,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-06-17
A startling story II 2t II New Il York Il 21,4 LIE.
IsSedfaptofne Defnaerat.]

NEW, FoKK, June Is; "a sfartling story is
told Of brokefo well kpoWn ip fashionable
circles here, ,who, it is said, has confessed
that he has been rUbbifg the houses of his
friehdsa9 ebHlf thmeN t0 defraYI bis priyJRfttfe yJRfttfe
expenses. 1t is intimated that the matter will
come before the courts,a aif full restitution is
not speedifymade. 1lsilFj7 7r1 Il sJwE
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-06-17
rls American i Fi'eepiie i LITE INSURANCE
sfspgcfaF to the Dsnoocraf !

~ a. - IoVeEIaf 70 tIIe, DtpIUcTal.J - :, =. :.
New. YoRK, June. Ie,r The report T1of. the
referee, recommending the winding up of the
American Peopb,slDi Insurance Company
was approved by Judge Westbrook, this
morning, and Edward G3Hawfeiice appointed
racliafxJe,. t3tt 5aT ~ T5Tf' D Il = :EtfI n,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-06-17
.,Ae khcrannn and thc Syndicate. I \,

WASHINGTON, June 16.-The syndicate are
pressingsSeeretafk Sheftnanifor some official
expression that the per cents shall bear gold
INTEREST," I 0 aIr.' i uIri,
Theme Is nd probability that they will sue
sceed,s as sherman Is determined to take no
action which Congress may reverse. sae- ~
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-06-17
z AeF1-t 7 : u >
sentenced.

Especial to the Democrat J ois,r - o
New YORK. June Il, e,--Justices: Pullman, and
Darcy, of Jersey City, convicted of eonspiring
to .defraud citizens, havelbeen sentenced,
Pullman to oneiyear in the penitentiary, and
Darcy to six months in the county JAIL rs
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-06-17

READY MADE SUITS M. L Bsrne 4 Co., 1853
Canal rect will OPP this wesk another new lot
OF handsome bro VII linen end Victoria lawn suits,
toge ether with brown linen busters. at astopish.
inglv loR prsceM ns I =
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Moneyafor lt0HIfianfa.

,g.a5ss % tspeciaIto the Democrat s.2a,,S, q
BUCHAREST, June l6.-The Senate voted the
ministerial Bilio fof, the Immediate issue Of
$1,000 ope f treasuy notes o'Hs "',J , ''e'' .
Railway travel between Dredea and Ploesti
has been INTERRUPTED. Iora. u u ..ny.t, NY.
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The Feliciana POstomce,
Especial to the Democrat !

-, LSpecItI @ Tue UemocraLI
BAYOU SARA, June +. Gen. Geo. A. Sheri-
dan, Special of the Postoffice Department ar
rived on the Katie this morning. He will in
vestigate the Dula matter and the ;nner
workings ofthis postofIice to-day, and leaves
for Clinton tomorrow Gen Sheridan bas
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naonsIail. t0nlLeedss. !. .

ert'iIoa ISpeciatto tlie Democrat1
WARRINGTON, Jtfne f6!.IA. H. Dockery, of
North Carolina, has been appointed Consul to
Leeds. 'o9ia7fJ 0't
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rrecla,nat tion OF II Neafrarrty. H.

-cr = Especial 70 Che Demoera,. : n s-s.,.,
LONDON, June H.--aPontugal has proclaimed
herneutrality i'm the Tarco- Russian war. !!
Germany Will hot issue. special I'll pjtpclalna-
tion Vi neutrality. & + lsssS,g fnjFf
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The Danube to be Crossed Monday.
: " TSpecial to the Democratic !-t

Iop6CIdl 10 tIIb DFIHOCTdI-J ~ =
LONDON, June 16.-The Russians have defin-
itchy determined to make the passage of the
Danube on Monday next, between Piketua
and Turnu- -Magurl1i. The preparations indi-
cate early operations. la. ] Il tg
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Jerome Park Races 'Postponed.,

New YORK, JQpe l6rzttRains; make neces-
sary postponement until Monday of the races
at JerOmeIPark. : O }t'll
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GIFTS to the pope. !.
: ISnesial To the Demet

B6stoN,t june. ,,16. Al 1tchMshop Williams
sailed te.day in the China for Rome.s He car
ries large present Of money and two ad-
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The prince of Monte enegro, 4 q,

'To1 Especial To The Demoefat,f s-'9iti .
LoNDos June 1e Prince MILAN Milan has AZ A.
rived at Ploesti " esa.. H. 1ssro !! i .oe !