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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-10
PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLY B!
EDe Ar SNOwDEN.
TUESDAY EvEN'a.. DECEMBER TO- 1873
No people are SO blind as those made so BY
l. Hha rodi

No people are 50 blind as those made so by
their own Individual selfish interests. The radl
cal protectionis.s pretend to see. in the iooreaS'
ing sentiment il favor Ct protective tariffs
abroad, direct and positive proof of the ad-
vsptages Of that system, aud of the desire OF
foreiso natious to share 10 its benefits, though
to everybody else it is patent enough that the
increase Ia tao sentiment alluded to ia attrbut
abIe solely and entirely to spirit Of retaliation
against the almost p.ohibtory tariff 10 opera
ton 10 this couotr7. Tho American tariff not
only seriously haudioaps American industry, by
preventing foreiea merchants from paying Tor
what they would buy here, we're it not tor tue
tariff, with the proceeds of what they would
otherwise send to this country, but, if allowed
to rensia 10 operation mush longer, will almost
strarele il, by depriving it. by the retallatory
tariffs to which We refer, Of aoY foreign market
whatever. The present tariff has been of I'M
nensc bsne6s to sw northern manufacturing
monopolisss. but even to them it will prove the
reverse fit BIZ the means Of inducing foreign
nations to adopt it, tu. Why any Others but
those lnonopoIiss. snd especially why any
southern merchant or agriculturist should favor
it, and oppose even free ships, as the Southern
Com usrcia! Convention did, is past finding cut.
Free trade 10 the good old times when democ
racy, as represented in Congress, made better
exhibit than ii ao8 does, was one Of its cardi-
nsl principles. There is now democratic
House, and tie minority 10 the Senate is 30
small that. oa such a question as the abolish
ment of the tariff, the support it would receive
from western republicans would probably De
suf6 siert to change it into nsi5rity, but, not
withstacdias tbis, free trade is doomed, SO far
as this Congress is concerned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-10

It is now understood that the President be-
gins to SEQ that els late attack upon the people
of the South, while not accom- !ishiog the pur.
pose f,r which it VAS inteaded-a thorough
reconciliation between himself and the ultra
wing OF his party, was based upou the menda-
ci,us reports of defeated radical candidates,
who sroqe by those means to Induce him to
give them ofHoes, and that he has become aware
he has almost in variatlg been deceived by
statemscts " 1ch hal GO fuodatiou 10 fact.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-10
EOc5iyn News

The American arrested 10 Constantipople on
q charge CT nspiracy is Hungarian, natural.
lied in 1850, who had been employed 10 the
Turkish arsenal, aud recently discharged. The
American Minister hss not bsen Informed as to
the nature Of ,ha accusation.
The Port protests 10 be anxious to arrive at
flieudiy understanding, with Austria 10 order
to carry cut the provisions of the Berlin treaty.
The Russian Eavoy whose presence 10 AT
phaDistan save rise to tie war has returned to
Russie.
In ,ne debate 10 the British House OF Lords
last evening Lord Cranbrook termed the
Ameer's letter 90 answer to Eogland's u,i
matum, but more evasion. He also declared
there was DC room for Russia and Eoglsnd 10
Afghanistan. England must be paramount
there and hold the key of what Is the door to
I1da. Lord Derby censured tho Government
tor declaring war before summoning Parliament.
The Chinese force at Akss destined to ope.
rate agsirst Kuika, has been reiotoroed by q
thousand men.
LATER.
LONDON, Dec. 10-The balance of the new
per cent. Canadian loan of 3 million pounds
has been allotted ct the minimum or reserved
price OF 969.
BUCHAREST, Dao 1O.-Ssrvices in com.
memoration of the fell Of P!evna were held 10
the churches hero to day.
LONDON, Dec. l0-The Times in it's financial
article says The failure of the West of
Eoeland and South Wales District Bank was
the feature in tie city to day, (Monday,) but it
had been already SO freely canvassed and the
bank was so generally believed to be 10 hopeless
condition that the actual announcement created
no sensation. The rates for dscountiug bills
were close up to the Bank of Eugland's mini
mum. The bank minimum is per cent?
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-10
The Assassin atteu of Dom 1sa7.aza;
IsarfsO

Dispa 'ches from Panama give The details Of
the assassination Of Don Manuel PsTda by
which it appears that ma had driven up to the
door Of the Senate Chamber, in Lima, ana vas
CT ssog the court yard. Tie guard sta!ioned
there presented arms, as, WIS customary, aud
Pardo was in the act Of entering tuc passage
leading to tho inuer court whsa the sergeant
Ct the guard, Que Mclchor hiontt2a, deliberate.
~ raised his rife aud sho. him III chs back 49,
The ball grazcd the hsod Of SeCor hlrsg, who
was with Pardo. acd eG!ered below he shoulder
blade, passing through the body. Pardo walk
ed q lew steps forward, staggered aod tel!.-
The assassin vas seiz7d by Dr.. Adm Melgar,
who had followed Pardo from The earrisge, but
managed to escape, the guard making no effort
to dctain him. Il sergeant Of the Corps Of
Gendarnerio shortly afterwards seized hiu AMI
brought him back. aod he Was placed il
small room 10 the inner court Of the Senste.-
Pa!do was not removed from where he fell and
shortly after expired 10 the or; sonoa Ct his
family. He commended them to Congress,
snd with bis last words forgavc bis murderer.
President Pardo, on being Informed of the
murder, drove Immediately TO the SPOT and eI
pressed bis indigestion openly. ordering the
arrest of the guard ct once. The assassin is of
Iudian origin. and bad been seven years 10 the
regiment, ADD always bora good character
1t is said that he has confessed that the assas-
sinaliun of Don Manuel Psrdo had formed part
of conspiracy 10 which almost all the serge.
outs of the 'Plohincha' battalion, and il is
even added some Of The officers, ARE implicated.
He states that be was engaged 10 take part is
it by sergeant named Gomez Sanchez. who
offered to assist him 10 pepetratinc the crime,
but who at the last moment left hio to him
c,l
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-10
A. T.. Stewards Body.

WAsuINaToN December 1O.-The sensat
ton regarding the robbery of the late A. r.
Stewart remains, has been revived here. Fol
ths past week rumors pointing to the DISPOSE
ton Of tho body within the Old Dominion have
been circulated 10 select circle, and it was
stated that detectives were busy in the State Of
Virginia following clew to which they attached
the greatest Importance.
The story points to place of concsalment
along the Rappahannock river. If the opera.
lions Of the Washington resurreclioDists be re
called, as we'll So the prevalent suspicion that
Dr.. Christian, their leader, had q hand 10 the
Stewart robbery, it will be seen with what pro
liability such remote but accessible locality
should be chosen for the remains.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-10
COMMERCIAL.

Another call has b on issued for the redemp-
ton OF We twenty bond of 1865 consols of 1866.
The call is for S5,0OJ,0J0, Of which 81 C0J 001
are coupon and 80 OOO 600 Gre registered bonds.
The principal and interest will be paid ct the
Treasury on and after the 9th day of March.
1879, and the interest will cease on that day.
Following are descriptions Of bonds
Coupon bonds. dated July l, 1865. namely
S1nO, No 14G GIL to No $4,000. both inclusive :;
$5Cc No lOi J0l to No los OJ0. both inc}usivc
Sl,tO), No POO OIL 10 no 10000. both inclusive.
Registered bonds, ''rodeensble AT the pleasure
of the United States after tho 1T day of July,
1870" So follows $100 No 80, PSI to No 1920,
both inclusive; $500 No II 32l to No II 32I:
both inclusive; $1,000, No 80 3Ol TO No 1901.
both il elusive; s. 90, No T. 70i to No Il 7Olr
both inclusive $4,000. No 1851 to No - Go'
both inclusive
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-10

ANOTHER SUFFERER CURED. discharged
from the Massachusetts, General Hospital %
iucurable, With iDhamm atory rheumatism 10
my shoulders, fingers aud feet; suffered fear
fully for three years; tried everything; lost all
hope. DR.. Giles Liniment lodide of Ammo.
MIA effected q complete cure.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-10

Mr. ISAAC EIcEBERG il agaG on the .lar.
Mr. Henry Sebwa went 10 Baltimore thi4
morning 10 attend Q largo and special sale CT
Cloaks last OF ha season. Lock Cut tc:
break 10 Cloake. dec iG-3
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-10

| SIX CHARLIE ROSES IN THE FIELD.-A!-
| though four years and halt HAYS passed since
the kidnapping of Charlie Ross, the father
| AYERS be has never given up the search. At The
| present time ho Gays be is engaged in looking
up six different clues Oae Of them is in Aus
tralis, and be is daily expecting letter detail
| ing the history of the discovery of the boy.
There are two more in EoQland, aud foulh IN
| tho mountain fastuess of Wales. That the in.
terest of the public in tho case is not abated is
manifested 10 the numerous letters which MIR.
i Ross continues to receive. % an average be
gets letter every day from soue person who
| is certain he has scen child living undsr sus-
| picious circumstances or resembling the por
| trsits of Charts.
10 the course of bis journeying Mr. Ross
says be has found that o majority Of these
children are the offspring of people who have
separated through domestic troubles aud have
been placed 10 some out of the way place by
either mother or father 10 revenge. Others
are Legitimate children that have been sect
away to hide the disgrace of their mother. The
boy found 10 Bradford county last week, sup
posed to have been Charlie, was taken from his
mother in Vermont.
Mr.. Ross has s!G1ost arrived at the couolu
sion that his boy is not secreted 10 the couutry.
He thinks, if be is alive; it is most like that be
is in New York, ia some crowded tenement
house, Whera the people are used to seeing
children ruu around without parents. He said
that he knew Of Geo case where al Italian had
child living on the fifth floor of teocners
that none ofthe other nm ates had evcs seer. He
has not given up all hopes and says that every
case presented to him, having the least sign
Of probability, will be carefully Investigated.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-10

BLACK SILKS BLACK Silks !~--Eeganl
quality and Very cheap just opened at
dc LOW ISAAC EICHBERG's.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-10

DEATHs.-Col. Edmund w. HUBBARD, of
Buckingham, died of pneumonia on Sunday
morning. Col. HUBBARD served 10 the House
of Representatives from The LyDchburg district
for six years-lS4l to lS47.
Richard Gregory Hume, prominent mer-
chant and leading citizen of Portsmouth, died
yesterday Of typhoid pneumonis,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-10

REMEMBER JHI5.-rhat whca you buy
caa or bv!tlo of DooLEY's YEAST POWDER
you take DO c"anc,s, fer il IS WartaaiGd 1880
Ia, ely pure. full sireoe;h ami full weight, aod
it canuot fail if properly u-ea, to produce the
meat posiliGa and sa' isfao;ory results; uot onIy
10 biscuit, rolls, mullins and fancy c:kes, Lu. 10
a! kids OF batter Rridile cakes as well.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-10

Nine prisoners, awaiting sentence for peni.
Tertiary offences, escaped from jail at Newark,
Ohlo yesterday, among them the notorious
burglar, Gypsey Jack.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-10

1t is ucver too late to mend Spraloed An
klc, Swollen Limbs, Stiff Neck, or any pain
or ache, if you but use that sovereign remedy,
KeIlcr's Roman Linnent. Price, so cents a
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-10

Congress will meet next Monday. The first
consideration Of its mem bers will be to provide
themselves With DsaIham's OVercoats.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-10

The leasing committee Of the Valley Rail-
road held meeting 10 Baltimore yesterday,
but could arrive at no satisfactory conclusions.
The Chesapeake and Ohio Company is said
TO be willing to take the lease on satisfactory
Terms
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-10
Fires.

ST. PAUL. MIMI, Dec. lo.-The anchor mil!
at Minneapolis, oToed and operated by Chas.
A. Pilsbury & Co., was burned last Dlght. The
origin Of the fire is stated to be the same as 10
a former case-in an explosion Of fur dust.
The mill had twelve runs Of stones and em-
poyed twenty meu. TIE 'ss will probably
reach SIS 900; insurance., $45 500.
ALLENTOWN, Pa, Dec l0.-A FIRE this
morniug at Stempton, Pa, place about seven
miles from Alleuto8u, destroyed FensteE
macher's Hotel, four story frame bulldog.
TIE loss will not BE- less than $4,000. but is
covered BY insurance 10 the Mutual of Lehgh
county.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-10

=
No. Y Plane street, Fall River, Mass.
Sold by E. s. Leadbeater & Bro. Send for
pamphlet. Trial size 25 cents DR.. Giles, 100
West Broadway. N. Y.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-10

Ea- Il SCARCE ARTICLE.-AlI wool 4 Dali
mon Cloth just opened At
dee l0-lW ISAAC EICHBERG's S,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-10

EIsEMAN BROS TAlLOas AND CLOTHIEns.
CORNER TIL AND i STREETS WASnlNGTOS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-10

IS A CARD-To the citizens of Alexandra
and neigh borhood We respectfully request
those about making their Christmas purchases
not to go to Washington TIL after Monday next
to lpahe them. but wait until that day and call
on ua, ct the s. K cor. of King sud 1t. Assph
ste., where we will open the largest stock CT
We only ask you to csll, and if we can't please
you with the variety and prices, you can't be
satisfied anywhere. Respectfully,
dec LOST UNEA Ii q LUCAS.
CKATESI SKATESl SKATES American
= Club, Acme, leo King and Wood Stock
Skstes-a large stock just received and for sale
low by
doc 10 JAS. F. CARLIN & SONS.
CLEIGT RUNNERS, all sizes, Willow
= SIeigh baskets, Sleigh Bells, &c, full
stock at
dec 10 JAS, +, CaRLlN g SUNS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-10

Mr. Barclay, representing tho Society OF
Friends at tho Winnebago Agency, Nebraska,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-10

ALEXANDRIA MARKET. dec. l0-The n.arket
is dull, the bad wcsthc7 having depressing Ell
feet. Flour is heavy, With but little dong.
Wheat is dull, tho decino elsewhere affecting
tho market here; there was no strictly choice
offered day, and wo note sales CT llsO busnes
at 95alGl for FUi;z, l02 fer Lancaster, AID lO'
for white. Corn is in light receipt, and 357
bushels sold at 10 for new, apd 80 Tor DID, 2Co
bushels of Rye sold at So. 81 and Go, and one
small To-. of Oats brought 90 Dressed Pork is
dull, in consequence OF the w3t weather.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-10

SINKING OF THE STEAMER MATILDA. "A
telegram was received early yesterday morning
by the Weems Transportation Company from
Fredericksburg, Va, announcing that the
steamer Matilda bad struck on snDg during
the night in the RspDshanDock river, about
five miles from that place, and SUCK 90 Spots.
woods bar. 10 four feet of water. The
Matilda had ooly few local passengers 90
board ct the time. and further than the
damage to the boat, 90 serious ccpse-
oueuces resulted. The point where the aooi-
dent occurred was wherethe Confedorates dur
ing the wss placed d number of distractions to
prevent the passage of Federal gun boats, and is
the Same place where the steamer Mary Wash
ington, also of the Weems line, met with SIM
liar mishap last spriug. Tbs steamer Mary
Washington left Baltimore at two o clock yester~
day afternoon with appliances for raising tho
Matilda and the steamer Wenonah left last
night to take the place of the sunken boat
Baltimore american 9Th.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-10

GALLANT REscUE.-The Cumberland Tines
says that about four O'Clock Saturday morDiog
lady, who was on the canal boat maggie
B." fell overheard into the canal On The Cum
barland Level, land would evidently have persisted
but for the prompt and heroic conduct of Capt.
J. Smith, who plunged into the water and res.
cued her from her perilous position. A friend
10 relating the circumstance speaks of the gal
Iant action OF Mr.. Smith 10 glowing terms, and
We take pleasure in recording noble deed like
this,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-10

Fixing THE SUGAR Misunderstanding
Sherman yesterday transmitted to the House
of Representatives the form of a bill amending
the tariff on sugar, which was referred to the
Committee on Ways and Means. The bill pro-
poses Uniform duty CT 2.4O cent per pounds
on all sugars not above No. Is Dutch standard.
This ratio. he says, approximates as nearly as
possible to the average of the duties now levied
on the three grades of No. 7, No. 10 and No.
IL. The actual average is 81 cents, but some
allowance. he contends, must be made for arti'
6cialiy colored sugars, which have certainly
been entered at rates OF duty which are too low.
In case sugars not above No. IL should test by
the poariscopo above 81 degrees 10 sacoharioc
strength they shall pay the rate of duty Charge
able on sugars graded above No. Is. but not
above No. Is Dutch standard, that is to say,
9 IS csrts by the present tariff.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-10

Gen. ". q. Lyon, of New York, q membe
of the purchasing committee of the Board o
Indian Commissioners. was the first gentleman
to present his views before the joint COMMITTEES
having under consideration the question of the
to the War Department ut its meeting to. day
He opposed the transfer, and gave sundry res
sons why it should not be made.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-10

BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET Oec l. - ioto'
rCat,le are sold at these figures live weight:
Hogs are sold at net weight, shat IL ~ per ceht
(genersily) of from the Iva weight :heep ere
sold GROSS that is live weight or nothing on
Beef CattIe-Prces to-day ranged as u iolle~ vs.,
Best BeeVes. ~ eo
Generally rated first quality. =? ~
Medium or good fair qua!lty.:......3 % :; ~ ~
Ordinary thin Steers, Oxen and COWS ~ M
Extreme range of prices .......''..'....a o2 "
Most of the sales were from .....'..' 20 33,nJ
Total receipts for the week 3!lO; lcts saes -'io
The market was generally dull, nol as A0','Gg
evan as last week. and prices :; OH lot sol az"
in some csges neerly &c on en- DINER ga w.
Tbera was q fair nuube- of good Cat.le on 'ho
maIket some of the tops being better IN al those
~ last week, but there was a large hlnio''
oommon ones. middle grades belng Ecalc'' -
Mulch Cows-Tho supply is ar Gnu ' ',"a. Of
ali kinds exceedingly dull We quote p'''e3
20sS:O per head, IS to quality. ,,;ro r..
haan end Lam BIS rads was very aSt' ~ w.
dow hit only for short time, IS ms nH us;ne.
oa;,ts were Eli cold shortly alter arr d. "a
sbn11 an advance OF &c The qGaIl'y VA TO 70
same rs thst of lsst weeE; wye 9Io5s" :, nor IL,
food Sheep at 81 A.; and best 81 5.'1 ,b;s wsek
Lambs 81 Sc yer ID gross. hece'P'S '"''
1860 hesd. .i- ircressa in the
receints stree last Eek, ana some snsII leo an
nrnvemrrt in the qun:isv Pflces snow ',oto host
sctnsI advance of nearly e; Wo 4uoss d.. rer
.-sdo. at 4l,4Ic. AID few selections AZ ~, stsgs
n %ot wbi:s lsii ends. rough soWS - ssS had.
IN ~ n ., a:sdc Receipts this week 1907 A7A"'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-09
The possibility that a victory in the Congl

The possibility that victory in the Congress
SiOnal election In California next September
will give the democrats majority of state del
egati0ns in the improbable event of an election
OF President by the House in 1SS0, has fastened
public attention upon the politics OF that state.
There is not much room to work up an enthu-
siaSm By speculations in this connection. II Is
not certain that the control of the California
delegation Will give the democrats the necessary
twenty states; it Is not probable that the next
Presidential election will be thrown into the
House; and ii is hardly possible that the repub-
iicans will be defeated in three OF the four Con-
gresSional districts of California. Nevada is
generally conceded TO be carried by the republic
cans, and ii is doubtful whether the democrats
have been victorious in both Florida districts.
With neither OF these states on their list the roll
Df democratic states numbers only eighteen
and even California Will not give them ma
J0rity. And the outlook for democratic success
in California is not encouraging. The first and
second districts are strongly republican by ma
Joritieo OF nearly 5000 and nearly 5000 respect
jyely. In the third district The democrats elect
ed a representative in 1876 by only s56 majority.
and seated another from the fourth district after
a contest. the House putting down his majority
al tour. Tie fact that by special act OF con-
greSS the Congressional election in California is
not TO be held until September will leave the
state without representation in the event OF a
special session of the new House OF Representa-
fiyCS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-09

The announcement that after the Berlin con
.rresS England and Austria entered into a secret
agreement respecting the occupation Of Euro
pean Turkey by the Russian troops, calls to
mind that there is another secret treaty not yet
accounted for. When Marvin, the clerk in the
English foreign Office who sold copy Of the
Schouyaloff- Salisbury circular TO a London pa
per. was defending himself against the imputa-
tion OF inability to keep a secret. when he knew
Ii TO be one, he affirmed that another compact
of great Importance had been signed with a
foreign government on the 3oth OF May, which,
knowing it to be secret. he had not and would
not reveal. With secret treaty coming to light
every few weeks, and others in prospect. Jour-
nalistic life in London should be one OF pleasing
excitement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-09

II is expected that convention of the Up.
E. diocese will meet at an early date for the
purpose Of electing successor 10 Bishop
M'Coskry. depOSed. majority of the clergy
OF the diocese OF Michigan have requested the
call OF such convention.
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