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The New York herald., 1878-07-07

THE GREENE ACK.LABoR MOVEMENT IN IOWA.
At no period since ar.s nri,siion OF the
oily party in this ate ha.,n- prospect Tor thorough and
have eeen pIundered under the plea Of taxation,
mortgage their onshr cass value 10
raise moueyto p@y,sxss that no, Pad .onId dtaw
~ so%p.son r.r i..sae: so ny q - wa. T. ina.
s sS%s hon , W.. s,a 70, n. rspSSe.n
uuc.nrosd sway s This state and 10 would require hall
s .' p..S 81
state sidIocs sxpeaoissr.s hss.ossh
ars sold by the thousand r taxes levied for
Ss ne, s.. sYas s a,9 :.
.wnals. IT,. I.. a. a. last Asn.ea ,se ,s.ose. si tue
party hence most Of them are willing proseytss to the
The democrats Imagine themselves master. of,he sua
ton anu taiak they eau switch on the sree"b~che on
mi.taken We are organizing every township In our
adjourn from school house TO sehos house during the
intend TO hold rienss OF b~.ss, m.c,sFs and
OF lava gre.tiaTs to ter breshren In o.ne tsrs
;Ss "s os not 81 70 ss so :" oo me
and ssdy sold BY ,cky politicians that last the people
waxing up - the frauds perpc'assd on them oy The
day ias temperance semsnt leads on In a grand
great evils th. unserls society. Yei The very
on. ., the best mper.nes plaza. put 10 p.sios
and consistent smpsrsSss candidate for governor when
VINO c.ae liquor dealer 'vhi consistency. thou
The Democrat, tried the dodge by running hard
money ssnda..s en- se.rosea & ~ Just a; they are
parent We greenbackers tsks stock the old erte
atoms Even the Presidential mudjio has lost
sirnineAnce and at last. workngmen begin what
an awful mi...ss they mad; IN % not uniting ON Pete,
pnc. Mr. Cooper IN the Presid initial chair would hail
the invcstiga ation with JOY.
1he industry Of the country must have relief and
be the party that stands In the Of salvation
Cooper taking the right reach The through
The Advocate appears ise the star u the East that
hcrHided salvation 10 pcrishing world. Inform Mr..
Cooper behalf OF the national grrenbsck element OF
Iowa. that to-day he ~ ten times respected and
venernted WORKING ciasscs than sther com
peti,ors and that his name Will dawn postery with
blessings OF the people he worked hard
and elevate. Ever yours tor right aud justice.
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II any arc like the Irishman who wanted the bscest
boots he coud get 81 they must do II by operative
buying aud distribution.
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DANCING AcAnEMIEs,

1yALLgrMAsTER DUMAk's DANCING ACADEMY,
D24 West ltn s-Ws and ve dances tau ght perfectly
~ six private Lessons
(,AKrirK's DANCING ACADEMY, UNION SQUARE.
OHh ~ side.-rrivate lessons any hour; open all sun
DER. receptions Monday
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.
HERALD BRANCH OFFICE, PCS BROADWAY.
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SALES OF PAPERS.

AMUsEMENTs-lerH PAGE-sta COL
AsTROLOGY-l5rH PAcE-6rh col.
fsh s1f 20 so
BsookL9N BBsookNS f sEAr EsTArE FOR sALE-l4ru PAc.-
Buslssss S. orroRrUsIrIEs-lsrn rAa.-ssh and 9Th
BUSINESS NOTICES 9TH 9TH P4eE ssh end 9Th eSl:
cEnks cIx REAL sb bsgAEE
saa Cd eo
i ss co.'s
H6Sass To Tl ~ ,iS ~ as sS us
,ss7 Fss.-,.. col.
EURDPE-9rH PAcE-8th col
FfNANCIALeisrm PACK -4sh and 5th coils
F6k F6ssIsHD Eooas Asb TO LET
l4rH PAGE Sd. 4th and 9TH coils.
& .ss ss sA coll.
HORSES. CARRIAGES, Ac.-iorH rAcr-osh and 9th
&c. and
ESsT S% sS5sB s CO..
NASBINEExfTHL NASBEx s.s1ipe p.ss,.. COL
MMHHpTcx4Ni5nfs1 MHpfdx4Ns1n fscn1s.h rtsaai. eo COL
Fcs ss
ssw sgslS * asgs r. col.
rnofRsTS frsrtT OF es OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
REAL sSa ss
RELIGIOUS NOTICES-1sT PAGE LIST col
RESTAURANTS-t3rH PAGE-6th col
REYARDS-l3TH PAGE-6th col.
SALES AT AUCTION-4TH PAGE list col.
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALES-3p PAcg-3d and
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALES-3p PAGE-4th and 5th
SPECIAL NOTICES 81 PAGE-lst and I'd coils
SPORriNG-DOGS, BIRDS. &C.-15rH PAcE-5th col.
slORAGE-l5rH PAGE--4th col.
SUMNER REsORTS-2D PAGE 9th and 9Th cols.. and 3D
PAGE-lst col.
THE ADvOCATE-1sr PAcE-2d, Sd, 4sh, 9Th and eth
coils.
THE TRADES-3D PAGE 9th col.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOsES-14rH GE-3d
col.
TRAvELLERS GUIDE-15r PAGE-2d and 3D. coils.
UNFURNIsHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO
LET-14rH PAGE-5th col.
WANTED TO PURCHAsE-l6r PAGE -5th COL
WATCHES, JEwELRY, &C.-i5TH PAGE 18th col.
wESTCIIESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-14TH PAGE-1st col
WINES, LIQUORS, &C.-isT PAGE-1st col
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &C.-l2rH PAGR-6th COL
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i
boot. he eoSd get 81 they must do by operative
'1fns III. i: :IS TE XDSocHrEs plan of cooperation
COOPERATIVE GOODS
The ADVOCATE means war OF extermination upon the
II d,es mean var upon lssitimate m.nufsctu-
re pront to cu. down tho price OF labor nor
Si s% osf ios ill., .sss. ''0n
The men betw wsen these ceches upon Ia.
In couanes,as this it is u,ire three pow.
Fir.,-rhc power OF cash psymsn. against credit.
second.Ihc power OF large suyng a. nrst hands
tunity OF bseomins "f Thousand lin buying say.
thousand purchase without ss, except he risks his
have made such prorrc,, snnoanc. th., We can
furnish the ollo~ar goods .t the price, given which
whe 20 ss IRON ooS. naa their % t. tho
through h. p,e;;ca. -dS em,n eon,s. % q & trade
that IL Is Just as rspf''epr,,rs;x r,sxos
i.t square grand double round rosewood case. 7i-3
.e,sye, full agrafe; all SHOWN improvements Tin.
quality made and usually sold by de"e's at 81 90.
sold At ooo irn.hed with Stool and oovef for .a5
above, except that tns back not enrni,hed d. in
msnt. usually sold at 1910. furnished wl'n Stool
4s Seven octave hal. round rosewood, u.a
ally sold s6oo furnished with stool and Cover for $50
NJ. -siAtesA agp usually sold ni $500
No 2-rwevs stop u.aalv sold At ss for ...... 80. 70
NO. '''n '''' SnwIsG @ MaoIls%s Ellis iss oo
Grover n BAKER fsny machines, sod ~ tbf formerly
ant $50 no~ furnished VITA AL attachments Ht... 10
National lock stitch family Machines usually sold at
WAicHEs
Nickel case gentlemen watches, standard lever move
m~nt, retail price SO ". give % pcr cent on aud
Solid silver case wsltnam Watches. American move.
m~n' retail price $2o, We give w per cent OF and 90
"'' "'' LADIES 'Gji.D WATCHES '''''''' ~
lst Elegantly chased hunter casc. warranted carat
Roid cylinder Watch; usualiy sold at So we
give 20 cent on mall free for tio
I'd Elaboraeiy worked carat gold hunter case lever
movement, usually sold st t75. furnished at..... 30
responsible makers.
There Is article OF commerce In which great i'm.
position aud eNtOrtion IN practi-ed In Tea The I'm
with several pounds Of worth tasre. and dr,eterous
stun aud paming 10 Oh as healthful, sound Tea
The exortion Is In sssessmsnt OF ffom
times the original o tea by the remorseless
the fault OF the country dealer that hc Is compelled
81 - he ht able, and Tor
between him and tbs iuportrr To- his custom he
would be abIe 10 furnish 1T ~ cents pound.
drec, oaght sng Co the Importers at cargo
price sell sund, pure sweet tea II
pound and tbess pscknges into ~ pound
aud deliver express rail-. To railway
ton IN america or 80 cents pound or sl0 bOx. all
charges repaid.
The tea is put up as follows
Maek sweet strong, good body and flavor. tOc.
tsreen sweet -tfons good body aud nAvsr. suc
Mixed-Swert, strong. good bofy and nsvar. fpc
~ pounds in each case delivered Tree receipt OF x18
Every article warranted a. represented
A. rapidly as make arrangements with reliabis
mnnu ana pro ucrfs importers aud publishers
will introduce otn-r and iurther lines OF gooas
These goods those prices sold ou Offices
gurN Haafl al ats pl
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works Here Is sample
COMFORT Yk NY PEOPLE"
ss, Si.:Dh,my .xan', ,ss sy aq. .s. n:ys. b:
sMsny snesreS eon.esn"%' MIND. Who feel sssy b.r.
not In all things been 10 the revs.ass oi the vns
s,se Ia. passed I,s they % & .1s ss s. on .s,
mind bat they safe IL the hollow OF the Alm,roty
they are and would them In icvns Father
.,o Ills G"a a" sns w To- ,sa % e,
ana rebel asuns ~. tight until their h.~t
Of vanity aud s'n with car, rops inoa,tns
and What pr,n, sheI save q pfs ifIm .syiar
evil. be thou good, aud glot,ng IN their shame
the least deviation IRON tue hx aud exalted STANDARD
b.ss.ny.a aea cite, to wasch an,o IN. sss
snsps'a ,n..s though they perceive lm not.
aus, apHa 81. se.a wspyen ~ wssaI o. s the,
isn given TO man who's. way is hid aod whom God sast
hedgsd to- rhis very rendiay Of besven aud rsrh 10
Lat ~ youf head. iu hope. poor es you teo To ~i
The" "s" have With ne ~, IN "@ my ssmss
ti,n. ANA sppon, nn'c ~, , yea "a . slngdcm
m.s. into .h. treasury hsi no idea TIA, ,n': ac,
s,os. TO ~. s,
dencc OF the estimate placed upon par. intentous
and ,nrs. alter q ttsoa'ne.s are .monf ine dressed
with word. Of cheer siay ali ,Ssir p.S,aiS.soa.
not am With thee %. not dismal, ior 1 sm thy God
~. "ora DAY % Se To- "rS shalt Ss @ svc's.ss s sas n,
Gvd. thy giofy"
THE POWER or A GREAT TX 1MPLE
There IL nethins that wiii let the light
persona Influences nothing that eau lin 81 III
darxness aud 10 ad into tue aivue kenn
lgh and ba,tixs Ia the spirit OF fath hone
charity ike the magic power OF great example,
tna inspire. exait purity ike the magnetic
OF heating aud h-iing that beam out Of the o nob
aud N your life has been deep and
Its experience then yu have lives that
than Hives whose pare lght from
than you could reach and touched
warmed you through aud through just the dro pin
ITO chilly norntn have looked
thick iog. aud sht glimpse OF bright which
scatter. the mist snd opcns the glad blossom. the
liie. Twin tight.
Whose lite not somsiimes, wrapped sro,ud With oas
Who has looked from his little lite
cheering ab.s. him nothing but heavy lcadsn
hsnEtng over Aad then. perhaps. usve aim ~
dounted the itseitdoubted and doubted
tyi until you nave secn the e,ouds break away - tr
III doubt vanish before the beautfui Of
shining example tell you that believe,
that ~hat the world needs 10 reform aud redeem ~
hotter purer dvincr iiveslives sha bs tho
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.CovroRr VI NY pgOpLE

The Iessons VuNkersm thofe OF the
dist. but plain. solid ality aud devotion good
works Here Is sample.
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our TUESDAY.
OUT Tuesday.
oUi Tuesday.
oUT TUESDAY
our TUESDAY,
ONE GENT.
one CENT.
SSE SSE SSEESSiE: SESi:
ONE CENT,
ALL DEALERS SELL IT
AZ DkALEks SELL SELL II.
ALL DEALERS SELL IT.
ALL ALL DEAkEss DEAkEss sEEi. Sell Il.
All Al DEAtEss DE.I.ERs Sill srII Il; =
r. GOES 70 s1,ios posT orriC:s.
II GOES 10 s7,ios rosr ofYiCEs.
!! $ES $SES T 8 s 5Ss FSsE FSsT SsyISks SskiSks
IT S9Es SSfs TTo Ss FSsT FSsT oEFISk oEFiSks
EIs E%IIss I ES,s %EESs ESITISss EI EI$s f ss;%S ss$S
THIS THIS WEkk's %Ekk's hptIr!!N kpIr!SN is ssto sstoS
THE THE WEEK's WEEks fPiTIi9 fbITi9S Is Is ss+SS
APyskTisISs ADynkTisIsS 60 g Sss!s ossTs Linz Linz
aPyEkTIsTS; APyEkTIsTSG g g SESTs SESTs LINE
ADVERTISING SO CENTS 4 LINE
xPyyEEBsIIIssIISSGG 90 90 GESTs GESTS 4 LINZ LINZ
AbyEkrisiSa AbyEkriisiISSaa 50 50 GEMS 4 Line.
Il NAV be readers Of tho Herald would like
know where these half million Sub crihers come from
a havai q neeim Ot
WHAT THE WORKERS SAT-.

T, NAV be hnt The 70 Aders Herald would Ike
know where these half million Sub scrihers from.
And if specimen OF about thousand letters
dmv from the the gap"
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PROGRESS.
THE GREENBACK-LABoi. MOVEMENT IN IOWA

The progress Of the National fsrty ncurateiy show
In this number one OF its great leaders Read this
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-17
NEW YORK NOTES.
An Attempt to Rescue prIsoners strike of
Car privers-The Police Interfere
and Prevent violence.

New YoRK. Dec lC.-Red Leary and Butch Nc
Carthy, the repnted robbers OF the Manhattan
Detective X. Pinkerton was present with re-
uuiaition for iniry. on which to take him to
Northampton. Mass. Capt. Byrnee sald he hed
failed to get my ono to identify 81 her of the
prisoners on the charge Of robbing the Manhat-
ian Bank Tho Jnnitor and his wife said II
would be impossible 70 identify any of the rob
bers as their faces were concealed by masks. As
thnra was no evidence against Ieary and Me
Carthy they were discharged.
lieary was at once r0nrrreted on rnqulsItton
from Massachusetts, charging him with com
plicity In robbing the Northampton Bank.
Leary counse Mt once served writ Of haheas
corpus on the shariH. returnable Wednesday.
When Mccarthy was discharged he aPeompa-
MED his friend Leary into tho examination
room and remained in conversation with him
the shnrin said. Como this way Mr.. Ieary."
Mccarthy rose first md Leary followed him be-
tween tho first two officers.
The party went through tho prison alley
which connects the court nnta room with tho
prison. ana were Just opening tho door which
loads out on tho street whom big. burlV man
carefully wrapped In an u stertrimmed with fur
ru- he'd to Lnary and yelled Let this man GO.
Pinkerton drew revolver md kept him of.
There wore eighteen or twenty Of these mon in
tho street, who rushf Il towards the steps, all Of
whom drew revolyers. They were dnelled by
the officers Of the court. and ono burns, n dos
perate character. was taken into custody and
shackled This ended tho disturbance and
cary was taken 10 Ludlow Street Jail.
The drivers Of the Third Avenue street car
reached yesterday, struck between . and I
O'Clock this morning leaving their cars on the
road and at tho depots. The company had been
warned Of the contemplated move and had Sc
cured the services Of a numher Of green hands
They were sent for and shortly before O'Clock
car No. was dispatched TO tho City Hall. Whom
the ear had gone q block gang OF stri kers
rushed from q noghhoring saloon aud by
threats and meuaceR. compelled the drivers to
unlock the horses and drive the car back to tho
stable.
Word sent to Superintendent Walllng
and ut O'Clock Inspector Mccormick, with Ih0
men. arrived ut the stables aud the sidewalks
were Mt once cleared. deachments ratrolihg
tho avenue for several blocks each way. while
the main body stood guard around the depot
and stables. At 6 o'clock tho car was again
licemen reached tho City Hall and passed back
again to the starting point undlstufbed there-
after. BY 11s3o o'clock tho cars were running
almost on schedule time. II is tho general i'm
presson that by tomorrow morning the strike
will be at an end as the drivers are receiving
no encouragement either from the public or
the drivers of other roads.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-17
WASHINGTON NOTES.
Nominations and a0nHrmatf0ns.

WAsHiNGToN Dec. ie,-The President sent tn
tho Senate To day tho following nominations !:
Jno. lowell of MASSACHUSETTS, to be United
States Judge IF the First Judicial District; jas.
r. G ggshel of Rhode Island, United States
Marshal Of Kpnde Island ,Iuo. CLARK. Of Idaho.
Assoeiate Justice Of the Supreme Court Of tho
United States for the Territory Of Idaho; Jos.
u. Iewie Of Washington Territory, Chiof JUS
tice of the Supreme Court of tho United States
for Washington Territory; samuel Winga,d Il.
Of Washington Territory, Associate Justice
aane Torritory Joseph Cutlery, Of Ohio. United
states marshal Tor tho Southern district OF
Ohio. Oliver Wooi. Of Ohio, United States
Indian mt ut Quralt agency. Washington
Territory Aaron VI Craien John Coburn and
NJ. 4, Stnnrns. to ha members pf ithe Board of
Commiss 'oners Of the Hot Springs Comml sion ::
also numherO uostma- tors Allan J.. White
man, Wnpakenea, o, A. W. DelOng. Hunting
ton Ind. Edward N Talbot, Loganspnrt Ind,
The Senate in oxeeutye session confirmed tho
Hot Springs commission and also lewis Wal
lace OF Indiana, 10 b9 governor Of New Mexico,
Gen and II. b Marcy to bo Inspector General
United States Army.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-17
BLtINE'S RESOLUTION.
DOWN nv A STRICT PARTY VOTE.
senate md House yellow Fever Commits
tees-How the New Orleans Custom
House war Es Progressing.

Hpheihl tr tflA bAnOHFhI.l
WAsHtNGToN Dec. 1G-The closing debate
and test vote on Blains's resolution to-day
showed the temper of the Radicals coneIusively.
Blaine. In closing the debate. made himself
elaboratey offensive to Southern Senators In
general and exguistey exasperating to Ran
som. Butler and Lamar. personally exhausting
every art Of bis devilisb ingenuity to provoke
passionate expression In response. but in vain.
Then the vote was taken on the Democratic eau-
cus amendment king the scope Of the investi
CATION general md It was voted down by strict
party vote of twenty nine TO twenty eight, This
vote II tho lost 0f the sense nf the Senate, and
though tho main question Ia still TO be debated.
II may be taken for granted the resolution will
be passed in its original form. and interpreted
by the partisan majority Of the committee ~
pointed under it TO apply only to the Southern
States
There H. however n /, occasion for alarm or Of
regret on the part OF Southern mon nj the shape
The affair has taken. The general sentiment
here not only among Democratic but with all
moderate thinking men. Is that 1t will be best
To lot Blaine and his fellow -desperadoes In tho
Fenate do their worst. because IT will give tho
country an opportunity % compare tho beha
vior of tho Radical Senate In setting aside pub
lie business for partisan purposes ut tho risk
Of forcing m extra session with the action Of
the Democratic House In attending closely to
the practical business Of legIsiatipn
Blaines movement Is looked upon much as
the last expiring struggle Of dying highway
man. impotent as It IL malignant md power
less II IL Desperate The only real import
anco Of The vote IN the Senate Hos In tho fact
that II amounts 10 n confession by the Radical
party of its own unalterHble seetionalfsm and
eternal anfagonism 10 the pence Of the country,
Tho Senate yellow Fever COMMITTEES has
lected two suh.committees. one composed Of
Eustie Lamar and Paddock to visit Louisiana
aud another Of Hnrria Matthews md Conovar
to visit Memphis, during tho holiday vacation
for preliminary survey OF tho field Of opera
tlons and n general consultation with the resi-
don't medical profession to tho methods of
obtaining the testimony of experts. The House
committee holds a session TO night to select sub
committees for similar duty Gen. Gibson will
head the one for New Orleans. and Casey Young
TINT for Memphis.
The Custom House war hns 0uietad down
md II is given out from the Wbie House that
Mr.. Hayes Ia engaged In a personal investiga-
tion OF tho charges recently made against Smith
and Tom Anderson This probably means that
Hayes is trying to tide the whole thing over
when he will feel nj liberty to unload Tom An
derson n may be considered an established
fact that Smith cannot be separated from An
dereon I'm the present shape Of affairs
BIfELJ
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-17
EUROPEAN NOTES.
some specimen FRENCH Grimes American
Trade and Iuaustry Abroad.

NEw ToHK Ioec &C. French papers rela'a n
stu ranga ense of u gentleman arriving at an arly
hour In Paris taking n cab aud being driven
into the country. and there robbed and left tied
to tree.
few days afterwards lady wns similarly
treated but her sereams attracted the police.
who pursued tho cah. Fortunately the driver.
In hia anxiety to escape. ron his cab Into heap
Of stones and was thus overtaken. The iaay.
on hning roease1 from her tree. recognized the
aabman and aeeompltce.
Mr. Mundella n member Of Parliament IN a
speech ut . banquet Of the Sheffield Trade
G uncI lately, sad:
America was Just recovering trade after
five years of unpr, cedented depression, mud
her recovery was due to her bpundiass re
sources for thousands of her artisans had been
driven by trade dnpre ssion to cultivation Of tho
soil. Now she was not only supplying her own
people with goods but exporting her manufac-
lures 10 such extent that she had become a pow
erful rival to England
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-17
Senator Eustis Reply to RIaiue-A De-
fense Of Louisiana.

WAsHrNGToN Dec 1G-Senator Euetis spoke
to day on senator Buffers amendment to Som
tor Elalnes resolution, that the ses. ions Of the
committee should ba public Mr.. Eusfis said
that there was no danger TINT any Repub'ican
Witnesses would DO intimida'ed. Past lnvesti-
cations had shown hat they not only testified
freely but many of them frequently testi-
fled on both Sides. He danied that
Blaine in the absence of any evidences. had tho
right to make any accusation against the people
OF Louisiana; that the elections In Louisiana
had been fair. peaceful and quiet. and would be
80 proven: TINT he would so avail himself II the
proper opportunity 10 vndieats the people of
Louisiana against the Oft-rspeated and oft re-
fnted accusation which had been made against
them in the Senate for political purposes.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-17
ORLEANS. ESDAY DECEMBER II, 1873

The Investigations Of the police In seven of the
eight countries named led 10 the conclusion that
there existed m International conspiracy for
tho assassination Of aovereigns; that the
refugees and eKiles Of these seven countries
were engaged in It, and that u directory
of the organization was TO he found in Swit2nr
land ether AT Geneva or Berne. although
they not unfreauently made visits to London,
Copies of reports leading to thi1 conclusion
Vienna. Madrid and ST Petersburg to the Pres
ldent Of the Federal Council at Geneva, in order
that the Swiss authorities might fully under
stand the situation and be prepared for tho de-
mand which was to he made upon them Tor the
arrest aud Incarceration Of this arch conspira
tor and Of the ,eommiitee whom ne had
reaching Geneva were laid before the Coun
ell and then given TO the clerk Tor eertthHation:
One Of these clerks took an opportunity ot
making n copy or summary uf tho contents ot
each. and this summary is what is understood
to have reaohed London. T. Is hinted that the
elnrg is hiniseIf member of tho international
COMMITTEES but this is uncertain. The cum
mary makes evident the fact that two affairs
ara in Russia two in Germany. one In Spain
and one In Italy oil instgapd IT not directly
planned, by the committee n Hwitzet land. Ot
The six aseassins, ono has been executed, one
died Of self inflicted wounds. or WAS killed by
tho surgeons who attended him, two are In
prisons awaiting death. and two are at liberty.
The pnus of the committee are represented as
bong we'll conceived aud skillfulY carried out:
The men or women chosen 10 strike the fntal
blows ara not aware In every instaree OF the
power which uses them as It's tools. Vera Sas-
solteh md Dr.. NoheliRg were well Informed
aud willing Instruments Of the committees, as
were also he assassns OF the Rus2ian chief III
police but Hoedel Moncassl aud Fassanante
were ignorant instruments.
The assassination Of kings and emperors In
the plan of the com mittee Is only means to an
end. The end being tho complete oyerturning of
the existing order Of things, and the setting no
Of universal European reunbi bnsed upon
the most radical commnnisie principles.
It fe In Italy that the revolution is intended to
ha first effected The seized eorraspondenee OF
consprators In Italy is Of very alarming na-
ture II leads to the faar that the army hos been
very successfully iampernd with. and that If q
second attenp upon tho life Of King Humbert
which IL probably soon to be made. Ia success
full II republic will be proclaimed
The organization, although calling itself In
teruaional. mas nothing whatever to do with
the international Socir ty Of Wprkmen. Thai
assooIation no longer exists. Tho present one
moreover is composed not ~ working mon, hu
Of literary men. professors. scholars. students
and politicians
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-17
GREAT BRITAIN.
No Assistance to the RhOd0ps Insurgents
Mills Resuming WOrk-Ths Royal
Princes and Princess Alice.

LONDON Dec l6-Tha Cabinet has abandoned
the proposition 70 assist the lshodopes
Five the Limited Company mills nj Oldham
renantly made
The Queen has commanded his Royal High
moss the Prince Of Wales Prince Leopold and
fir gate n Portsmouth to-day, T. attend the fus.
erR of Princess Alice, Mt Darmstadt. next
Wednesday. Intelligence OF the death of bis
sister was communicated TO the Duke Of Edin-
hurgh on his arrival at Portsmouth to dav. aud
his Royal Highnoss was greatly overcome by
the sad intelligence.