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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-21
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FoREIGN-Sir John Macdonald has been elected
a member of the Canadian Parliament, in Manitoba
80 An amendment TO the German anti
Socialist bill, proposed by Herr Lasker has
been adopted. - Gambetta's speech Is causing
considerable discussion in France. - The Aus
TRANS claim that Herzegovina is virtually subdued
DoNESrC.-The Cheyennes were led to leave
their reservation by hunger. == The Govern
meDt is bringing troops to Washington to
prevent a dangerous outbreak by COhen's
mob; the Treasury Department is being well
guarded; the Cohen demonstration yesterday
was without result. = The Government
will send 10000 more rations to New
Orleans; the fever is spreading somewhat
in New-Orleans, aud there are more new cases
in Cincinnati and Hickman the weather is very
bad at Memphis. 80 Some of the POttsvllle col
lieries have again stopped work. - General
Butler spoke in indianapolis yesterday.
CITY AND SUBURBAN.-The body found near
Silver Lake, s. l., identified yester-
day as that of Annie HOmmell, of SAUCER
ties, n. Y - An effort will be made to
show that Commodore Vanderbilt was influenced
by spiritual delusons IN making his will. 80 A
Coroner's jury decided that Edward Malloy's death
was accidental. - A case of yellow fever was
discovered at the Bowery Hotel. - Dele
gates were elected to the Republican State
Convention. -- The contests at the Fall
meeting at Creedmoor were continued 80
The total yellow fever subscriptions through
this city amount to S291.644 O6. = Colo
mel T. B. Thorpe died. = The Coaching Club
drove to Greenfield HILL Conn. rs Stocks feyersh
and irregular. closing unsettled and weak. Gold
1OO71e, 1OOl9, 1O07l6. Gold value Of the legal
tender dollar at the close $3.50 cents.
THE WEATHER.-THE TRIBUNE local observations
indicate clear OF partly cloudy weather with per-
haps light rains in the early part of the day. Their
1nOmeter Yesterday, 100, 80. 73c.
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NEW YORK AoUARICM-Day and Evening.
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Rnslness NoIlres.

Mensman's Peptonized Beef Tonic is the
only preparation Of beef containing It's entire nutritious
properties 1t Is invaluable IN au enieeDed cosuuonS
VIII result exhaustion, nervous pOslaJOn
OyerwOrk or acute disease and in every form OF de-
bity particularly resulting from pulmonary complaints
tits friendly helpful the most delicate stomach CAS-
HAZARD q pTopretOTs 9th Ave. Hotel BudinB
and 6thave Of 39th-st.
PHOTOGRAPHIC NOVELTIES.-Mr. lockwood,
photographer n Union square mas returned from VISIT 10
Of Eu bringing valuable artistic and
Photographic novelties He viii hencefOrth be under the SKY
light and give personal attention to the posing OF stteS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-21

Should the report be confirmed that Ii Hung
Chang is about to promote railroad building
in China, great change of public, or rather
official, sentiment must have taken place since
the short Shanghai line was promptly de-
stroyed But Nation which has steamships
and superior arsenal ought to be intelli-
gent enough to desire railroads.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-21

Mr.. Joseph Pulitzer writes that he never uttered
the remarks attributed TO him in The TRIBUNE yes
tcrday about the Marble and Pelton cipher dis
patches" and tho hypocrisy of Mr. Tilden in assent
ing TO such a degradation, and that he never said
anything "that could be tortured into the remotest
foundation for the statement The language cited
by us appeared in an interview" published in a
Cincinnati paper several days ago, and ITS
authenticity has not been called in question
$50 far as we know, we did not suspect its
fraudulent character. But Mr.. Pulitzer seems to
have been made the victim Of one of those pre-
datory reporters who have done much in late
years to bring JOurn alism into bad OdoT, and TO de-
base the tone of our public life. They the
pariahs of the profession, who have standing in
any Of its ranks, but who go about telling lies as
matter of business and selling them to any journal
which they can swindle into purchasing. As the
most significant thing in the Pulitzer conversation
was an invention, IL is probable that the entire in
terview was a Pigment Of the reporters yenal imagl-
nation 1t would have been highly creditable TO
Mr. Pulitzer II he had used the words which we
were deceived INTO ascrbing to him, and we are
sorry that he did not. But we are also sorry to
have been the innocent means Of annoying him.
As soon as Mr.. Murch and HeDdrick b. Wright
can count enough allies to insure to the country
thoroughly reRenerated congress WIN working
majority of Nationals, everybody can have
money without work aud profits without
capital Competition, which has proved in
practice 80 oppressive. Will be abolished.
and there will be no longer a struggle
for life in which the strong have an advantage over
the weak and the educated over the ignorant. I'm
der the new dspensation, idleness folly and crime
eau work no Ill 10 the individual for the reckless
and lazy are TO have share and share alike with the
thrifty and Industrious Now. in the present consti-
tuition OF society, every is occupied most of the
time in taking care of HIMSELF and when Gov
eminent" provides for everybody, furnishing
all with bed and board, fuel and light included,
somebody who represents the Government" will
have considerable to do. The more paternal and
meddlesome the Government the moro numerous
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-21

One of our staff correspondents explains
very clearly how it came about that the man
whom the Democrats had hated and called
"beast for nearly twenty years, secured the
support of the majority of the party in Massa-
chusetts He pandered to the prejudices OF
race, and to the ignorance of the lower classes,
and enlisted the services of the town and
ward bummers;' and when the Chinese
gongs were beaten at Worcester, the rank and
file turned their backs upon their leaders and
rallied around the guerilla with a hOOp-la.
The brigadiers may hold pretentiOus cOun-
ell of war at Faneuil Hall, but their corporaPs
guard of followers will be helpless In the
field. The Democrats will have to face the
facts and follow their new leader. " What
I" will you take for metz asks Mr.. Wegg,
while warming his wooden leg by the fire in
Mr. Venus's shop, and glancing at the skulls,
stuffed birds, preserved babies and " human
"warious" Come" he continues, accord
"ing to your own account Pm not worth
"much!r "NOt for miscellaneous working
ain, l grant you, M Wegg," replies Mr..
Venus; but you may turn out valuable yet.
Gas a-as a mOnstrOsity, if you'll excuse me J"
Those articulatOrs of human bones, the ven
cradle party managers, may not regard Cen
eral Butler as serVlceable for miscellaneous
working and yet may cOncede that he can be
turned to account as National mOnstrOsity
The Vanderbilt will case, which threatens
TO be something worse than a nine years
itch, has broken out afresh, and the counsel
are already in a prickly state of rawness and
irritation. The report of the days proceed
ings fairly teens with Tacy incident and
metapbysical lore. One of the most curious
psychical developments was the disclosure of
book -canvasser. Once upon time she had
accompanied an actress to the CommOdOre's
office, and had listened to the stable-talk and
horse-play that ambled on between the pair.
Dialeetic bits Of this conversation were served
I'D in court, the most marked popularity be-
ing the repetition of words. For instance,
the Commodore remarked, You've sold it,"
and then repeated the words twice. The
theory of the counsel seemed to be that these
repetitiOns of a single phrase indicated that
the Commodore was lacking in integrity of
mind, and hence incompetent to make will.
Rich sDinsters who are wont to run
on like Mrs. NicklebY and chOleric old gen.
tlemen who make a common use of strong
swear-wOrds, would better take warning if
they have quarrelsOme heirs-at-law. The
proceedings eliminated in an effort TO show
that the will was made under the influence of
"spiritual decisions" medium offered to
testify that the Commodore had declared
that his dead wife's spirit had advised him to
leave all his money to one son. 1t is need
less to say that the counsel lost their tenn
pers and turned the court into bear-garden.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-21

Keamey's disciple in Washington is still
breathing out threatenings and slaughter,
There have been no riOtOus proceedings but
the officials have deemed it prudent TO quar-
ter two companies of artillery near the
Treasury Building. 1t would certainly seem
as if some warrant could be found in the
District laws for the permanent abatement of
such a nuisance as this ignorant tramp orator.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-21

The awards to American manufactures at
Che French Exposition this year will naturally
sause greater activity on the part of our lead
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-21

Our Cleveland correspondent sends us good
tidlngs of the canvass in his State. He assures
us that the Republicans are solid for redeema-
bic currency, and have no wavering elements
that can be coaxed away by Initiation sOphis-
tries. The party is wholly purified from
the poison of soft money, and, so far as it's
financial beliefs are concerned, is in healthier
condition than it has been in ten years.
We wish to lay special stress ON this fact,
which is vOuebed for by one of the kee0est
observers in that State. If the Republican
canvass in Ohio is on level with sound
finance and National honor, why should there
be any crOOkedness anywhere else7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-21

While the late Queen Maria Christina needs
all the silence which death imposes, her wild
career is inseparably associated with the civil
strife which deluged Spain with blood
and now retards her efforts TO attain
prosperity and repOse. The sketch
of the late Queens life, ON another page, is
therefore invested with current interest. The
Carlist claims, which she fought so obstinately,
survive her. and may at any moment make
people wonder that an Italian woman could
have exerted so baneful an influence over a
land of fierce, untamable men.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-06-11

LONDON. June 10.-The Standards Berlin
dispotch saws Nobelins's statement at the
judicial investigation, before he became in
sane, shows that he himself undertook the
work, which he discussed with several per-
sons who approved OF it,"
The congress will hold its sessions in the
RadziwiI Palace, where Prince Bismarck
has established bis residence, that being the
location of the new ministerial office in Ber-
lin.
DR.. B. +. Holslaw, Of Oroville, Califor-
mia. who week before had been married
TO Minnie A. Holse, on Saturday killed his
wife and himself. The deed was prompted
by jealousy.
Turkey will be represented at the Berlin
congress by Carathodori Et1endi, Mehemet
Ali, and Sadoullah Bey. They starteds for
Berlin on Saturday.
The New York Lotus Club gave fare
we'll dinner to John It. Raymond (Colonel
Sellers) on Saturday night. He sails Tor
Europe next Saturday.
George W. Peterkin has been elected
Bishop Of the Episcopal Diocese OF west
Virginia. II any one can fill such an ofhce
with dignity Peterkin.-F Press.
The Union Pacific Railroad Company have
armed their employees on the overland pas
senger trains for protection against robbers.
Lord Beacons6eld, it is rumored, will be
made a duke, and Lord Salisbury receive
the garter, after the congress.
LISBON, June 10.-A violent shock OF
earthquake was felt here on Saturday night.
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Indians OH the War-Path.

SAN Francisco, June 1O.-In the affair
near South Mountain, Owyhee county,
Idaho, four citizens were killed and wound
ed and one missing. The latter is believed
to have been killed. Reinforcements have
been sent, and another fight was expected
Yesterday. 4 considerable body Of Indians
was seen last night near ColfSpring sta
ton. sixty-tive miles from Boise City. All
accounts agree that the Indians are cotinu-
ally passing across the stage-rood and across
fine Snake river, between Big-Camas prairie
and the scene OF the hostilities in OWyhee
county. General Howard is expected at
Boise City on Tuesday, and column OF
troops from WestVille VIII arrive I" day
later. The Indians will probably make their
first stand in the Juniper-Mountain region,
but it is evident that only portion Of their
fighting force is there. They will also, re-
main in the laya-beds until dislodged or
forced to surrender.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
GERMANY.

BERLIN, June 10.-The Liberal papers re-
greet the proposed dissolution OF the Reich
stag. They profess to believe that Liberal
majority will again be returned to the Par
lament, and are more than ever determined
to resist reactionary policy. Whereas, If
the present Parliament be reconvened, and
a definite rule against Socialistic agitation
and lawleSsness be submitted, the majority
would accept it, and thus save the country
from reactionary and ultramontane expert
ments. The Government does not share
the belief that Liberal majority viii be
elected. Prince Bismarck evidently counts
upon thorough political revolution, which
will enable him not only to prosecute the
campaign against the Democrats, but to
carry various measures OF economy and
domestic policy.
PRINCE GORTsCHAKOFF STARTS FOR BERLIN.
ST. PETERSBURG, June 10.-Prince Gorts-
chakotf started for Berlin to-day.
Russia and England.
LONDON, June 10.-The IImes'S dispatch
from st. Petersburg says it is believed
that Russia will set more importance on
guarantees for the state of things to be es-
tublisled by the congress than on the qles-
ton OF frontiers.
Correspondents OF the Times at st. Pc
tersburg and Vienna both report that q
very sanguine feeling prevails in those cap
itals as to peaceful result OF the congress.
Turkey.
CONsTANTINoPLE, June 10.-The Minister
OF Foreign Affairs telegraphed yesterday
TO the Turkish Ambassador ut London, pos
itively declaring apochryphal the statement
that the Porte had issued memorandum
relative to the pressure exercised by the
Russian Plenipotentiary during the treaty
Of San Stefano.
THE TURKISH REPRESENTATIVES IN TIE
CONGRESS.
LONDON, June -Caratheolori, who
has been raised to the grade OF pasba and
appointed chief pnteatiary in the Ber-
lin congress. is pure Greek Christian. He
has been Under-Secretary Of Foreign Affairs
throughout the late complications, and all-
thor OF most OF the state documents on the
subject issued from the Turkish Foreign
Office during the period designated. The
appointment OF Christian as first and 4
Russian (Mehemet Ali) as second plenipo-
Tertiary is unprecedented in the history Of
the Porte, and is regarded as clever move
on the part of the Turks to demonstrate the
equality Of the Ottoman subjects under the
new constitution.
THE REFUGEES IN THE RoDCPHE MOUNTAINS.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, June depressing de-
mands reach Constantinople from Pomat
camp. in the Rodophe mountains, for aid in
behalf OF 100000 refugees who have fled
thither from the Russians and Bulgarians.
The leaders OF the insurrection beg that
competent persons be sent to administer re-
lief to the sick and starving, and also to see
that the country is not in arms against any
Power, but is only defending itself against
Bulgarian violence. They ask whether or
not 1t is possible for England to do some
thing to put Il stop to the outrage5.
ITALY.
ROME, June 10.-Count Cortes, the Italian
| Plenipotentiary to the congress, started for
| Berlin to-day.
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MISCELLANEOUS NEWS
FROM ALa. PARTS er rHE weRLD.

i +44tgt !
THE REPUBLICAN CONGRESSIONAL COM
MITTEE CALLING FOR CONTRIBUTIONS
FROM GovEREMENT EMPLoYEEs-DRATH
OF THE PERUVIAN MINISTER AT WASH
INGToN-THE POTTER sUB-coafsfITTEEAT
Observation-Disclosures OF Nc
Inns TEsTIMONY-THE INDIAN TROC-
BLEs IN IDAHo-THE RECUsANT SENATOR
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WAREHOUSE De-
sTRoYED BYLiGHTNING INALBANY, Ga
PROPELLER BURNED ON LAKE HURON.
DESTRUCTIVE STORM IN GEoRGIA-HAIL
ANDTHUNDERsToR MIN THE VICINITY OF
HAMPTON, vA.-THE PROPOSED DIS soLU-
TIoN OF THE GERMAN RElCHsTAG-REP-
REsENTATIvEs EN- ROUTE FOR THE CON-
GREss-AN UNPRECEDENTED MOVE ON
THE; PART OF TURkEY-THE RoDoPHE
Observation-Disclosures AND sTARv-
ING REFUGEES, &C., sc. Z
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5AKESE7 SrEt.B.Ia;ENEF..
IMMATURE ALNANAt,-JUNE II, 1878.
PORT OF RICHMOND, JUNE 10, 1873.
..~e AppIVEn


steamship Old Dominion, Walker, New York,
and passengers, G. w. Allen & Co.,
agents.
mail, merchandise aud passengers, l.. TatuIn,
agent.
disc and passengers, j. W. McCarrlck. agent
Bark Annie Marks. Hamborg, New York, TO finish
loading -four for Bahia, Haxall & Crenshaw.
Brig Guisborough, Hansen, New York, TO load
flour for South America, Dunlop q 5IcCance.
Schooner A. f. Moore, Eskrid2e. New York, mer-
chandise, Curtis e Parker.
t. SAILED.
Steamship Isaac Bel, Lawrence New York, mer-
chandise and passengers, Old Dominion Steamship
Company.
Schooner James Parson, Parson, coal, Boston.
Schooner L. Is. Wing Smith, Boston, COAL Curtis
s. Parker.
Schooner A. E. Smyrk, Marion, James river, to
load wood. Curtis & Parker.
Schooner A. b. Goodman, Hclrn, Stanford, bark,
y. 3. Goodman.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Schooner Lizzie White, Abbott, from Philadelphia
June 7th.
Schooner John Mcdonnell, McKcndry, from
Philadelphia June 7th.
MEMORANDA.
Passed through Hell Gate juno 7tb, bound East,
schooner j. D. lngraham, Smith, from Richmond,
Va for Stamford. Conn.
Schooner john X. Kirkman, hence, at New York,
June 7lh.
Schooner Star SpaHgIed Banner, Mullen, hence at
Philadelphia June 9Th.
Schooner American Eagle Phillips. hence, at Bal
tlmore June 9th.
Schooner Saco, Wilson, hence, ut Baltimore june
9th.
me re June 9th.
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DANVILLE.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dlspatch.l

GCorrcsron,ience Of the Richmond Dlspatch.}
JUNE 8. 1878.
The trial OF number OF prisoners, who
were brought to the city Thursday evening
by Deputy Marshal Griel Lampkin, was
concluded to-day before Commissioner
James Wood. give report OF the cases
Tabitha Clark, OF Henry county, charged
with removing spirits from the place OF
manufacture unstamped, was sent on to the
grand jury. She gave security, and was
released from custody.
The other prisoners were from Franklin
county.
Isaac Brogan, Samuel Jarrett, John I'm
derwood, Preston Alien. and William Allen,
charged with obstructing officers OF the
Government in the discharge OF official duty,
were dismissed. The testimony not being
sufficient to Justify the sending Of any OF
them to the grand Jury.
=. 6. Underwood, &. B. Underwood, and
J. T. Brogan, charged with obstructing of
ticcrs of the Government in the discharge
Of official duty, waived examination, en-
tered into recognZance, &c. ....-
William Allen, one OF the aboye-named,
and William Holland, were charged with
Illicit distilling. They waived examination,
gave bond to appear before the next grand
Jury, and were discharged from custody.
These prisoners and the witnesses in their
cases seemed to he very plain people. Their
clothing was very coarse and rough. AS a
number OF them lay around the door OF the
courthouse yesterday and a part OF to-day
there seemed to be no disposition to engage
in conversation with each other, or with
any one else, and it was seldom that smile
was seen on the face OF them. 80. -
Mr.. George &. Ayres, president OF the
National Tobacco Association, leaves for
Washington tonight, and will be in Wash
lngton probably for several days: not beg
ging for fayors from Congress, but praying
for relief for the tobacco-men and the plant
crs, and against 4 batch OF capitalists who
wish 10 be monOpoists.
It is my painful duty to report that Mrs.
Woodson, wife Of Mr.. Frank S. Woodson,
died this morning. Mrs. Woodson was
Miss Emma Patillo, OF Yanceyville, n. c.,
and was related to several very excellent
families Of this city and OF Caswell county.
Justice j. q. HarSrove, at Chatham, day
or two ago, ordered that twenty-five lashes
be inflicted on w. A. Corner, young white
man, for Stealing a LOT Of clothes, and it was
accordingly so done.
Now that Franklin has voted 100000 for
the PittSyYania and Franklin railroad,
there is a demand that books of private SUBJ
scription hcopened in order that the means
may be obtained for the building Of the
road to the Franklin line. Gentlemen from
near Ward Spring state that there is to be
no breaking the bulk Of freight at the juno
ton OF the Narrow.Gauge with the Midland
road, but that a car-lifter is to be put up
there by which cars will be shifted from one
set OF trucks to the other.
Mrs. Sarah Boiling, who lived near Ber-
gers Store, in this county, died on the I'd
instant, in her seyen;y-fifth year.
sts.. -1s-. So = ALPHA.
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THERE is TROUBLE IN STORE

for those who neglect to recty irregularities ofthe
stomach liver, and bowels which they ioohshy i'm
aeane WIN ''come right OF themselves" Or this
silly error such persons are ualIy disabused by the
development of some serious chronic lnaiaoy' trace
able to what they were pleased to consider tri-
fling disorder OF the nbove-named associate organs.
Such q culminatioais easily avoided. A course OF
Hos.etter's Stomach Bitters invariably has the eff
feet of renewing the secretiTe action ola torpid
liver restoring healthy digestion and assimilation,
and rendering The habit Of body perfectly regular
The activity Of these allmportant functions being
restored, and the entire system toned and regulated
iby this incompatible corrective and ne
danger 10 the aenera, health is 20 be unprecedented
from causes which, AZ not eradicated In time, VIII
assuredly undermine 1t. b's5' 1e Ii-Iu,In,o&W-