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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-28
DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.
TaE ORGANS OF THE MONEY POWER
NOW DESIRE TO FORGET THE PAR
TIsAN ASPECT OF THE SOUTHERN
QUEsTION.
Ne Make Peace with the south and OBJ
tain southern Aid Against the silver
Hfll--A Lecture 10 william Lloyd Car

rlssn.
NEW YoRK., Jsn; 27-The Times editorial on
The Pact and Future to-day, says William
the partlsan aspects of the Southern question,
TBe difference ~ nee between between PYme him and Chan
dler whose epistle he applaude. Is the differ
enee between conviction and expediency. His
Ewerable. There can be no justification of the
Presidents Southern policy; save one that sur
sEfsas ss e Raeabea e ts Ideas sod G fu
opinions and our own nearly accord.
!, IL is not because we are at Variance with him
that we regret his encouragement of Chan
dler's quarrel. He is too honest a man to be
mixed up with the. selfish malcontents and
schemers, who1, affect DEVOTION to principles
dissensions. and we have supposed that ne was
too sagaeious man to be deluded by tbe. cries
something may DO gained by fghting an issue ins
which, for all practical purposes. is az dead as
As matterssnow are his labor ia vain. Sub
iects of much greater moment than the eonsis-
teney OF lMr. Hayes occupy public attention.
We may, indeed aRprehe'Ip95 R another seeional
ties, Of States and classes with a good deal
Of dIstinctness. But this seetionalism win not
seems unable to forget that financial heresles
Of parties may be one Of the results.
The present concerpslus more than the past.
The bitter q1arrels we have had with the South
ought not to be allowed to interfere with the
chance Of cooperation between the East and
these Southern forces which repel the crusade
of Western sectiopaism. and offer their aid iu
the battle for honest money.
THE spectacle of Boston united with Charles
ton In opposition to Chicago: of New York hand
In hand with New Orleans in opposition to Gin
cinnati may shock those who cannot under.
stand that the war of rebellion is over and that
reconstruction SO ended but 1t is the spectacle
for which the country must be prepared. The
essential fact is that causes are at work which
to
some extent determine the governing power IL
party reorganization"
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-28
BASE BALL.

There was quite an interesting game OF
base ball played at Ogden Park between the
Lees and Lone Stars yesterday, which re-
suited in defeat for the Lees by score Of 2
to T. Both mines were out with all their
strength. In the first part Of the game the
Lees took the lead, and their hackers were
sure they would win, but the Stars then, by
some good batting, soon ran their score above
that of their opponents, and kept the lead to
the end OF the game. We understand that o
second contest will take place Sunday next al
the game rllaGe
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-28
CAPITAL NOTES.
NO syMpA .Tur IN WASHINGTON WITH
THE f.UTaON or THE NEW on
LEANS FEDERAL OFFICIALS.
Attern' ty General Deyens' Teiesram-An
EN- fIanatIen to ne Required ef These
90 ncefned-sentiasent In Favsr Of
A hardening 1he PrOsecuti0n.

a W. ,aFsYvaroN Jan. 27s-There Is no sympathy
u . faeial circles here. with the action Of the
Ief leral officials In New Orlenns in resisting
tie tsheriH In the discharge of his duties. The
tei sgrhIn of Attorney General Devens INSTRUCT
" Marshal Wharton not gntetfere with TIE
81 acution Of Writs Of the courts, reflects the
81 satifnsnis Of the Administration.
Al explanation will be required OF the on
flHis concerned IN this affair At the same
fitne he general sentiment here is in favor OF
sabesitpning the prosecution of the Returning
@tHDArd
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-28

At half-past o'clock Saturday night
negro boy set fire to the empty house situated
at the corner of Magnolia and Common
streets, and then beat a ha8ty retreat az
Officer Hustled approached
The flames were extfnguished by the officer
with but slight damage and without the ne
cessity Of an alarm.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-28
Grccian Participation In the War-TroOps
Marching to the Frontier.

LONDON. Jan. T--A special from Chalcis.
Greece dated January 81, says transporta
ton oftroops, artillery and ammunition tqq the
Indicates immediate hostiliies All of the in
fantry has left for Lama Great enthusiasm
preyajls J,amia Is near the Turkish frontier.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-28
Returning board News from New York.

New YonK, Jan. 27.-The HeralFs New Orleans
special says Coy. Nieholls. who was inter
Viewed, is exceedingly reticept as to what bis
action would be II the Custom, House authori,
the Returning board but from what he said, It
was inferred that he was determined that they
should be arrested and punished If found
guilty.
Gen. Beauregard. who was In charge of the
Custom House here in the time of the Know
Nothing riot. when the demand was then IN ade
on the building. stated to Gov. Nichols to day
that he believed the State had no authority in
tho building
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-28
a Ntll " Retire National Bank Notes and
substitute Treasury Notes Therefor.

WAsHfNaT1N, Jan. 2T.-Hon. A. H. Buckner.
chairman OF the COMMITTEES on Banking and
sOurfenes, win iptrothlee Tomorrow bill pro
eulaliou. and substitute therefor of treasury
sngtes, consertible tnto per cent gold bonds.
public and private. including custom duties.
1t is believed that this measure will prove ae.
ceptable to the national banks, inasmuch as 1T
Will relieve them Of the tax OF per cent on
their circulation, which will be an annual saving
OF over three millions.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-28
secret sitting Of the Greek Chamber
Furnnae Of the Government.

VIENNA, Jan. 27.-A dispatch from Athens says
A secret sitting of the Chamber was held yester-
day. for tho purpose Of taking important reso-
lutions on the foreign policy of the govern
renewed agreement between several Of the great
powers the Hellenic Government intends If II
obtains the assent of the Chamber, to actively
support the insurrectlon In Thessaly and Crete
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-28

cushion and caused 1t to strike the still ball so
that the latter kissed the first ball.
Mr.. Adams concluded his exhibitions with
some shots from the top Of q bottle, to balls
placed at the top and base of n triangle, around
hats and describing various figures. He is to
give performances every evening, during the
week in the Union Square. billiard rooms, He
we'll known In the West ana Gfssssada, where he Is
call, d Yank Adams, because he is native OF
Norwich. Conn.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-28
A Terrible Accident.

At O'Clock yesterday morning colored
man, aged 80 years, named John Schmutt,
while working on one Of Morgans line ofships
was caught In the right leg, near the knee by
one Of the graphing irons, which tore away
all the flesh on the inside Of his leg from the
knee to the hip. He was conveyed to the
Charity Hopital, where he now lies suffering
indeacribable torture
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-28
Turkey Agrees to Open the DardaneIles
to Russian War ships.

PARIS. Jan, T.-The newspapers here state
that semi official intelligence announces that
the Russian conditions of peace include the
opening Of the straits to Russian war ships
This concession Is granted by Turkey.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-28
THE WAR IN THE EAST.
THE PORTE HAS NO NEWS or THE
SIGNING OF AN AHHISTICE.
The Russian Advance Continues -Hus"
sia's Terms Given - the Turkish.
Parliament, but Not Vet Known to
the Eareign Amhassad0rs.

IorpoN, Jan. P.-A Constantinopa dispatch
says The Porte hes received NJ. news OF any
armistice having been signed The Russian
headquarters. accompanied by the Turkish
Plenipotentiaries, have left Kazam. continuing
their advance. The foreign Am bassadors are
Of peace. but they were communicated yester-
d,y to the Turkish Parliament at q secret sit
ting,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-28
Hussia's Financial Pesttten-"Aftsr the
war" Plans.

sr. PETERSBURG. Jan. 27.-The Golos has nm
important inspired article. suggesting meas
the war. II concludes by advocating partial
disarmament, and says even If such course Is
not decided upon by O conference Tor the whole
of Europe. Russia might adopt it with mpu
nity. considering her admirable veteran army.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-28
French interests I'm the East-Vessels Or
dered to C0nstantinOpIe.

PARIS. Jan. 27.-The government has ordered
two boats to proceed to Constantinople. The
eommader of the French iron clad at Smyrna
has been ordered to hold himself in readiness
to protect French subjects In Constantinople il
necessary.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-28

New YoRK. Jan. 21.The will of Thos. Hunt,
q well known merchant, was presented for pro-
bate yesterday In the Kings county surrogate
Office. All his property, which Ia estimated ut
over 500 900. is left TO his children and wife. The
latter has an income of SIS 900 per year in lieu
are u O hennests to charities in the will
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-28

A hot-headed Frenehman, who felt himself
insulted by the remarks Of friend, wrote as
follows Dear Sir-Your remarks personal to
myself are so offensive that wish you to con-
slider your ears well euffed. I expect to give
satisfaction" A few days afterward he re-
ceiyed this reply: 'sDear Sir-My ears tingle
and am mad clean through t regret the
proyocation, but wish you to consider your
self run through the body with a broadsword.
and laid out for immediate burial"
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-28

LONDON. Jan. 2s.-The Marquis, Of Huntington
the leader of the Liberals In the House Of Com
mons, will not oppose the supplementary esti-
matt to be asked for by the government. Mr.
Gladstone will, however. oppose any estimates
asked for,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-28
Minister Russell to return to Venezuela

New YORK. Jan. 27:-The Worlds Washington
special says It has been finally decided TO send
| left Washington for that purpose. The Difficult
| ties which led to his recall and which grew out
amicably adjusted to the entire satisfaction of
both parties.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-28

sernblance Of truth are that he is now in the
piney woods In the interior pf st. Tamnany
parish, having left the city on wood
schooner.
and the revenue cutter Dix examined, Without
any success. however.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-28
Nothing BeanIte Concerning Derby's Res
ignatt0n.

LONDON. Jan. T-Nothng definite has yet
been made public In relation, to the resignation
the business OF the Foreign ONCE at his private
raeidnnea
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-28
sherman's Work-Failure I'm the Gotten
Trade.

New York Jan. 27.--Charles A. Faston, cotton
broker failed yesterday. and 900 bales of cot
| ton were sold out for his account. His labil-
tiles are $50 oo0 but the recent rise In cotton re-
| duces them to nominal sum. A settlement is
| to be made on u basis Of yesterdays closing
quotations.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-28
Derby will Remain In the Cabinet.

LONDON. Jan, 2s-lt Ia semi officially stated
that the Earl Of Derby will remain In the Qab
net. He attended special Cabinet council held
yesterday Sunday.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-28

PARIS Jan. 27.-M. Waddngton. Minister Of
Foreign Affairs has sent 10000 francs to Con-
stantinople to relieve the distress Of refugees.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-28
Turkey Don't Want The English Fleet In
the DardanelIeS.

LONDON. Jan. 2s.-Tt is stated that the Porte
has protested against the English fleet entering
the Dardanelles.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-28

BIHEIIVrV7, 10, I.'7SHT17ET1E, -, FTE71.TT1UIg,
10; Sallean, 20; Thompson, IT; Manning, II;
Lewis. 49, Adam, IS, Pierce, 16; Durel, 16;
Dupre, 16; DeRux, Is.
The Washington Artillery boys competed
for a club badge at 300 yards, using Sharps
breech-loaders. The badge was won by Cor
poral j. M. Henderson, Company A. Some
very good scores were made, as will be seen
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-28

Unequalled In its location, and unsurpassed
In its arrangements, for the convenience and
Hotel on Chestnut street, Philadelphia, holds
the highest rank,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-28

No other -four equals that manufactures from
selected best wheat at the New Orleans mills.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-28

The wounded man was conveyed TO the
Charity Hospital, where his wound was
dressed aud pronounced dangerous.
Last night word was sent to Chief BOylan
that Davis hours were numbered and on this
Information Capt. Manning, by order of the
chief. sent the accused, in the custody of two
officers. to the hospital, where he was identi-
fed ly Davis as the man who had cut him.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-28
NEW ORLEANS, MONDAY, JANUARY 49, 1873.

brought to the Central Station and locked up.
Trkbntt was interviewed but the only thing
thing that could be gotten out of him was n
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-28

Sheriff Houston returned to the city on last
evenings Mobile train, after an unsuccessful
search after j. Mad. Wells. The customs sta
tion there was CAREFUL inspected but the fugi-
tive evidently had never made that his hiding
place. The latest reports which have any
The New York herald., 1878-09-30
A PAIR OF VlRAGOS.

MARIA COSTA AND sERAPRINA LlvAZZA, PRO-
FEssIoNAL MENDIcANrs, SENT TO JAIL.
There were two women before Judge Ouerbourg
Yesterday who have become familiar cures every
police court in tho city. aud who can be remembered
by promenaders on all The principal thoroughiares.
One is woman oil iorty-nvc, who contrives by the
mendicanps arts to look much older, and whose
stopped figure and haiting gait suggest want and In
trinity. Her face IL peculiar one-bl0odicss with
wrinkle hole aud there, nose ike falcons beak
and a cold, gray eye, orcibly calling TO mind that
most deprsyed OF Eugene Sues creations, .the OWL I"
Nor docs tie Resemblance stop With the facial
appearancc. Certaln II Is that the Society for
the Prevention OF Cruelty to Children have
several times mad OCCASION TO call her TO
severe account. Perhaps the tiny creature
VINO held her SKIRT anu clambered over the court
railing yesterday, was transc ogriled by new coat
Ing OF art and rags; but TO tue officers II did not
sscm the same child that had been there with the
woman four mon tbs ago IL Is Known that these Ita
iuu mendicants accustomed TO loan anol her
little ones they drag about ON their begging tours,
aud TINS may account ior the Change In Maria Costas
child
on May IS she sent to the Island lor cndicaucy
ana the exposure OF children but by pledges OF re-
form, succeeded Ia reSaining her liberty she has
at her OF work again, though, aau OF late has
been exhibiting Ler own aud the cbild's wrstchsd
ardi, OF the society or the Prevention ot Cruelty to
Children, went IN quest Of the woman, ana with po
Iicemsn attempted 10 arrest bei. They found the
seemingly decrepit old woman u perfect vixen. She
fought nko a tgrcss, brogc away from her captors
and G cared through Franklin street at pace that
tested spced. When overtakcn she stlI offered
fight, aud required three officers to taKe her 10 the
station house.
BROUGHT COURT
Seraphina Livazza, who Was arraisned with Maria
Costa, ut The bar Is tall woman VI the low Italian
type, who speaks not word oil English, but who bus
iour ragged bis oi humanity, presumably her off,
spring whom she mas been exposing On the street IOr
year. rIe attention o the society has been called
10 her and ITS Investigations have revealed sad
STATE OF degradation amoug the Guys professional
mendIcants on February IS, ths woman created
quito sceno IN Finn avenue whero an attempt was
msas " arrest her. vonicc Lad 10 bo procured In
which she was strapped down booro sne could 10
taSen To the police station. she was sent 10 the
Island then but succeeded IA geting away and itoy
has appeared iu ffth avenue agni1 with PAIR OF mis
cradle lille children. Wten officer CniardI at
tempted TO tako her into custody Saturday he had
his experience OF seven months ago repeated. Tue
police who assisted him blfied by the bcgglr's
iraniis struggles, ANA nad to send for carriage In
which was hold with difficulty TIL takon TO tho
court Judge Ottcrbourg aesrd The case on Saturday
ana yesterday committed bolh women 10 the Island
ior six months. Their cnorcn arc IN the care OF the
The New York herald., 1878-09-30
NEW DOORS .EC IvGD.

Tho Family Library British Poetry from Chsucer to
the Present Tine M3oo 1873. Edited by James i.
fieids and Euwiu r. Whippe. nouShton. Os.ood Il Co..
publishers, bostop
Manual OF Universal Church History. By the Rev DIR.
Freioerg ranslated with additions, by r. J. Pbisch.
Doctor Of Tneoios, &c, aud Rev Thomas yrne, Pro-
lessor at Mount st Mays seminary In three volunes
With chronology al tables and eccesiastco geosraphc
maps. Robert Clarke Il Co.. publishers, CincinEati.
Ferns in Their homes ana Ours BY ohm Robinson Fro.
fessor Boany and Vegetables PnyloOsy D. L. Gassino
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The Vision OF kchard ard Other Poems BY John
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The Little tor Nothing. lie Petit Chose) From
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The Ethics VI suirituaiisu. \ systen OF mora! phi
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The New York herald., 1878-09-30
COURT CALENDARS THIS DAY.

surRSnE CorRr--cnAxnras--Held by Juigc West
broOk--JOur uyeus IVis O'Clock A. NJ Calendar
called al Al oic,ck A. 81 nos. l5 81, o. Gi &C. sd,
Os, lO5 lu9 49, 100 100 Al, ly5 ls7 20G 2l,. 2l9
230, ~, zJs 2i2 2iJ, 2i6 2I1, 2io, zsy $50, 25L
SUPERIOR CUuRr--SPEciAL iKRa--iieid oy Judge Van
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dtr.
COMMON PLgAs-srgclAL lERM--hcld by Judge J. y.
Da, Court opens a, 10 o'clock a. Mo day calcn.
dar.
MAgiSE CouRr--GEsERAL fEEa---Hed by Chicf JUS
tite AIAer and Judges McAdam aud Goepp. Appeals
rom orders. Nos. 10 80 Inclusive Appeals from
judgments Nos. TO y inclusive.
MARINE CoUEr--lRiAL TEnH--laet L--Adjourncd
Tor tue term. fart 2-Hgia Ny Judge sIuBotI--Cours
opcns 10 O'Clock A. M.-Nos. 1925. 425l, il45
ss41 4s67 36i2 ASA 1902 s5O0 s5Gl 400. 45oS 45o<
ij6s scll. fart J--lleia Dy Judge snea.--No aay
calendar
Covgr GENxGAL SESSIONS Part 2-iicid by judge
Gi.aersiec,e ihe People VI FraneA S5iciGs, eloa l.
assault ana battery saue vs. Lows Fay, ieioni-
ous assault aud battery Same W.. Laurence Vogt,
ieOnt0us assault ana battery same vs. Henry Young.
John Wales, foney Hin aud ROOert Aoick, iclonious
assault aud battery Same vs. Bernard H. Holaa, as.
sauit anu battery ,sne vs. Lew Noses assault and
battery; same vs Oscar Spillvr, PERJURY; Same w.
Joseph Wcnslsr, burglary; Same Va. sarah whaiey,
disordery house.
The New York herald., 1878-09-30

BEST PORK NOT WANTED.

HOW HER MAJEsTi's LORDS OF THE AD-
MIgALTY PIorosE 10 FEED THE POOR TARs.
To rHR EDITOR oF THs HERALD:-
day or Two ego we noticed an advertisement in
the coiuns OF tue Telegraph from tho Commissioners
OF the Admiralty for tenders Ior 500 barrels Of salt
pork. with the intention VI making one tender wo
sent Tor a blank form, which we enclose ior your
porusaL You will notice on page that "tenders OF
salt pork OF the OF the United States oil America
VIII not be considered" Tnis struck being the
most absurd and unreasonable restriction that ever
came our notice. IL may be that Her Majcsty's
Comm ssoncrs' hogs that feed scraps OF old nais,
horse shoes and solo leather soundcr aud better
conditioned than the common corn-ied hogs OF the
Unied States, Uut we never tbougbt 80
before ana are not qcio prepared TO believe II yet
We call your attention. also, to clause page IN
wDlcn Her haJcsty's Commissioners reserve - them
selves the right to reject, at home or abroad. any
time ~ithtn Two years OF delivery, and do pretty
much as they like WITH one's property. We cVpcede
the right oi buyer TO accept or reject anything no
Kcs Out ior Her MaJestys Commissioners to set the
example OF barring out the United States tue hog
wheat question appears 10 us very Ike man quar-
rciliBg with ms bread aud butter. We imngiae that
n the United states should return the compliment by
refusing sell her products to Great Britain " would
not be very long before Johu Bull ana Her Muosly's
Commissioners would ciainor Tor bro and pork.
Yours respectfully, AN ANGLO-AhERlCAN.
LONDON, Sept. Id, 1873