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cent ana in wOTsted goods 024 per cent certainly tL
is greater than the general stagnatlon would Justly. -
the late exhibition at Philadelphia foreign factors Wc
astOnisled 1T the wonderful perfection OF our Worse.
and WOOllCn fabrics. French German ana EhansLl
manufacturers went home with the conviction tnaI
they had competitor in us VINO would soon muster
them In the production Of CGssimcrts ClOths anu cOI
ngs. Therefore We may well conclude lhat VI iu az,
regard we now able TO cope WIN our rlfaI5 III
Europe. and that American manufacturers OF WOoIeh
and WOrsted fabrics require no longer the D0untes ~h
they have extended period enjoyed az the HahuS
OF the Government Certainly, in view OF these FACTS,
leading manufacturers cannot mach longer claim gov
erumcuta bounty II they entitled TO protection
originally. there is little foundation for 1t now.
The exports of our manufactured cOltouS nave IN
creased since 1875 over 81 900 900, the most OF which
has gone 10 Europe and been purchased on foreign
account. The reports recently made 10 Inc olu'c ~
paItment by diplomatic and consular agents dodu
show that there is encouraging disposition To chige
orr foreign trade especially IN cotton IaoIiSN anu III
the East Indies. including China, japan mia, anu
Australia there is decided expression III IaNor Vi ou
cotton fabrics over the English.
The manufacturers OF England are alarmed at these
indications they already experience the elects Oh even
these small compositions they struggle Against h ht
fear Them As vet England has held her own against
France and Germany but can but little longer against
fbp I-uitpl states And why should be surprised AT
raw material is at our own doors win cOmpdlaiNey NJ
tie cost of transportation, Whie TO heI II Is Carried u1
miles across the ocean at high cost. We turn ONT
aud better work on any gwen OASIS on colparisOn
than the English Oul machinery anu WUfhhcl arc
i'm an respects equal, IL not SUPERIOR ana our proximity
TO the south American ana Pac'hc Ihrhe'S y IhI'
ter and therefore with these advantage backed up D
the skill energy and progressive spirit Oh tlt
character would be very strange we were aird OF
tae rivalry OF England. ~
The president OF the Manchester Chamber Of Com
mcTce It's last annual meeting, ~ MS speech on hn
stated that the exports OF Manchester BCOur 10
the United states, which formerly Afforded an cActIltnt
market were now nll and mat there 10 considerable
America II Is certainly truc that III All the mdhiactuc-
Ing distrlCs OF England mere 10 INty npr,IUu'.On
fast becoming extinct. The following taDIe, 6taNeu
from Official sources SHOWS tAt hnpl'h' ~ 'h'' 'o''
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NAYS
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

On motion Of MIR. McCTecry, the Senate took up the
bill repeating the Bankrupt Act and pending its c0nsld
GRAFTON, at $40, the Senate adjourned.
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Articles,

Additional luiiahlo amounts arising ont Of per
cent trans charges and commissions as IN
section 3 Of the bill being per cent on al val
uCs Of goods paving additional duty, est
mated at S2OOOOD,OO0. Estimated COnsumpI
1 HT 81 p aS cent soo- 100000
On merchandise from countries that have dis
eliminating duties against the United states:
Estimated consumption Of foreign goods. Az.
ratio, 30 cent?. .a,
Estimated amount Of goods consumed, SiO.OOOf
OOJ. Estimated consumption OF foreign goods.
Average rate % per cent
Estimated average duty 30 per cent which
gives 10 per cent an additional duty on Sl6,-
So04s Avdlsge rate IS Per " 100000
Saving in collection Of duties 20 per cent on So
C0oGs Ayaiage iate IS IeT cont ...... 100000
La, 10
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average

Average
lEstim att rate, cal.
iCOnsumpt OIL, c Il ated Lstim tea
of fOrei gn in ad va revenue.
goods. loren.
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The revenue from customs for the 0eCal wear
ending 50. lSI I, lseo report of S.Cre'
tary OF the Treasury December >, ls11) 100 ,. roo, -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-10

Estimated revenue and saving by the bill re- 800. 49,, .
ported the Commit Of Ways and MtanAS lObl9 90
Actual revenue tOI last year. louoJpio' W
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XLVth CONGRESS---IId SESSION

REGULAR REPORT OF PROCEEDINGS.
TIE SENATE PASSES THE RAILROAD FUNDING BILL
Mr. BLAINE's AMENDMENT LoST-MR. WOOD
SPEAKS on THE TARIFF-NEw FINANCE BILLS
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Est of secy for the year ending 80 1879. 2G925OoOo
M no1 continued.
The New York herald., 1878-06-11
THE OsWLGO COUNTY MURDER.
[DY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

M TELEGRAPH TO THE HERLDl
SYRACUSE, Juno 10, 1873.
Mrs. Hrrict A. Van Auksn, tho oswcgo county
murdcress, was received at tho Onondaga County
Penitcntiary to-day She had sentenced to Sin ng
Sing Prison for Ito by Judge Hardin on account
Of o change in tho law, which consigns all women
prisoners OF tho Fifth Judicsl district TO tho Poni-
tentiary ut SYRACUSE she was brought hero
PULL CONVERSION
Tho adopted son Of Mira. Van Auken and who was
charged with being accessory to tho murder. has
mado q full confession OF oil tho horrd de.
tails Of tho crime. He. declares that tho inur-
dor committed at night, when only no, the
woman and husband wcro in tho house He says
Mrs Van Auken provided herself with n revolver and
approached hor husband steathy IRON behind while
sitting a chair. holding tho muxze close to
the right SIDE OF tho head, and then 1rcd The ball
passed through tho skull As her victim did not NJ
once fall ~ tho floor she came in front OF
him and hrcd again. tho ball passing INTO Of tho
cycs The unfortunate man tncn toppIcd over and
fell TO the loor Calling tho young her assist.
ancc the murdcrcss then roiicd Tho BODY ovcr and
barred The neck. Taxing an axo which she had at
ateiy proceeded 10 chop or the head The accessory
declares no was Mortified ut the SIGHT. single blow
OF the sharp axe sufliccd 10 remove tho head.
CoScEALIxG TiiE BoDY.
Tho question then camc up as to how the body
should 90 concealed. Tho wife said they must bury
y at once but as u was too heavy TO move easily sho
declared II must be cut up Taxing oil tho cloth
ing sho said she would nx Il that they could get
under ground Again welding tho opened
the stomach ana took out the rowsIs;. these
sho placed in convenient receptacle, aud tncn
severed the legs aud The Job com.
plctcd, she proposed that they take tho greater
part OF the remains to the swamp and
bury them. Tho bowels rather kwlrd 10 cnrry
and these thoy buried In tho garden by great
the haste necessary IN hiding the remainder OF
the body that but shallow holes dcg In the
swamp. One Of the arms was but partially covered
in the darkness and this protruding In connection
with tho terrible STENCIL led 10 tho discovery OF the
romaina
LOOKING YoR A PARDON.
The murderess rs but twenty eight years OF arc
Whom she was received nj the Penitentiary she
avcfrcd that sho was no; quprrelsomc and would
doavor TO get sonR comfortably with all the innatca
Just before stepping into hor cell sho turned to
supcrinte nacnt Williams and declared she never com.
mtcd the deed. but had only pleaded guilty al tho
nest solicitation OF her counsel and friends Then
she inquired as 10 tho prospecls OF q pardon.
The New York herald., 1878-06-11
HOUSE OF REpREs sNrArrvEs.

WAsmISGroy, Juno 10, 1878.
At the expiration Of the morning hour Mr.. BEEBE,
OF New York, moved to suspend tho rules ana pass
the bill appropriatng $4,000 Tor tho erection OF q
barge oflco at tie dock New York city and
tho extension Of tho wall provided that tho city
OF Now York shall have conveyed tho United States
aportion OF tho Battery grounds.
Tho motion to suspend the rules Snd pass the bill
was agreed to-yeas l61, nays 66
On motion OF Mr.. HEWITT, (dem Of N " tho Son.
ate amendments to the Army Appropriation bill wero
non.concurred In.
Mr.. DuEuAM. (dem) OF KY, submitted tho con-
bill, and II was agreed to.
sUNpRy CIVIL BILL
Tno House then went into C0mmittcc OF the Whole
(Mr. Curlsle OF Kentucky IN the chair on tho Civil
sundry Appropriation oill all general debate having
been dispensed with.
ton, compenon or repairs OF pubic buildings: -
Court House. Atlanta, Ga, $40, 1000; Custom House
and subrreasury, Chicago, $500, 600; Custom HOUSE,
and Post once, Cincnnati, Ono, $500, 900; Custom
House, &c, Evansville, Ina, 1905 Custom House.
burg. Pa., $4,000; Court House, Lincoln, Ncb
$4,000; Court House, Memphis, Tenn, $50, 900;
tom House, 81 Louis. $500 900; ccurs House, UTICA,
n. K. $4,000; Treasury Building, Washington
Inc Treasury Custom HousS
Boston, 600; Post once and SuD-rrcasury, Bos-
ton. $500 900; Post Office, Dover DeL $1,000; Post
Conn.. s25,O0o Post ONCE Lltlie Rock ARR, s3o OcO
Post once, Nashville, Tenn $35 900; Custom House.
New Orleans, $780, ,O00 Post ONCE, ParkorseIrg, W.
Va, 70 600; Post Once, Phiiade pha, $780, 600; Ap-
praisers stores, San Francisco $35 000 Court House.
Trenton, N. j., $40 600; Assay ONCE Helena, M. T.,
$4,000; Sub-Trcasury, New York, SIS, 900.
There Is also provision authorizing the appoint
ment of commission 20 inquire into tho necessity OF
erecting post ofiice at Baiimor0
An appropriation Of $300,00o Is made for repairs at
tie different navy yards snd stations.
Tho first paragraph, nppropriatin 81 200 900 for
public printing and binding, passed without
amendment.
The section making appropriations for public bu.ld d.
ings having been reached, Mr.. GAMBLER dem oi Ga
moved 10 amend the clause npproprating 500 ioi
tho continuation OF tho public building al Atlanta
Ca, tnd making u 100000 for its completion.
long debate followed, tho principal arguments
turning on tho propriety OF making appropriation MS
Tor public budinRs IN order 10 givo cmployme Il
the workinRmen but ~ times drifting of to the imam
cal questions. tho Homestead Law and other matters
particularly affecting The working classes.
Alter she discussion Mr. Candler's amendment was
adoptcd--104 10 0l0
propriatng $l5O.OOJ for the erection OF
Mr. CHrrrESDKs trep.) OF NJ ", moved 10 increase
from $50, 900 TO 500 900
Pording action The committee rose.
Tho SPEAKER announced Mr. Hewitt, OF New York
Mr. Sparks aud Mr. Foster as conierees she part o
the House on the Army APPROPRIATION bill
Tho House thcn, nj halfpast iour, took recoss tho
evening session to be for tho consideration OF reports
from tho Judiciary Com mttcc
The New York herald., 1878-06-11

COLUMBIA, 3. c., June 10, 1878.
Amos Ladd, an Illicit distlIler, and member Of tho
gang who, under the leadership Of the famous Red
mond, rescued several United States prisoners from
jail few wocks ago, killed in Pckcns county yes
nrday Sunday morning under tho following creum-
stances. - reported to Collector Brayton by tcle-
graph this moi ning:--onicers Kane, Durham, Moose
and Scruggs, while on a raid In search OF Redmond
the residence oil his sister, who ~ commonly
crcdted 10 DO an illicit wiic vi tnc IA
nous outlaw. The officers recogniz ng Ladd
ono OF the Pickens tailbreakers, and
an ancient moonshncr, attempted 10 arrest hin on
tho spot Hc resisted, however, and, In the struggle
whicn ensucd nrcd at Oflicer Kane. whcreupon ne
wss shot IA turn by 0inccrs Kane aud Durnsm and
received wounds which quickly proved mortal. Tho
officers at returned 10 Groepvie =. O., ana sur
rendered themselves to the civil authorities. There
s another version Of tho uair which attaches bsmc
to the Revenue party for having acted With undus
violence, but tho substance Of ihotwo accounts ID
very nearly ~ above given.
The New York herald., 1878-06-11
From OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT.

WASHINGTON, Juno 10, 1873.
THE POLITICAL ASSESSMENT MAN GOING
THROUGH THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LIZ
DESIGNS ATTRIBUTED TO THE DEMOCRATS.
An assessment of government clerks for tho fall
campaign has boon IN active progress to-day, the
amount levied being in most per cent Of the
annual salary or each cmploy6 rho committee
having the business In charge went through
tho departments supplied with complete lately
revised lists OF the clerks and visited each
turn, soliciting tho assessed against him and
leaving with him copy OF tho circular given below.
The subject will bo brought to tho direct notice tho
President and will doubtless bc n subject Of
discussion at tho Cabinet session tomorrow.
Tho circular is headed with tho names OF the
Republican Congressional OExccu,ivc Committee
for ls7s-nameiy, Mcssrs Eugene Hale, chairman !;
William b. Allison, Stephen W. Dorsey, Blanche X.
Brucr, Horace +. Page, Charles Fos,cr, Jacob N.
Campbell jay A. HubboIl, Charles II. Jsyco aud
Frank Hiscock and Is addressed from the headquar-
tcrs Of the committee, No 1910 etreet N. W.,
Washington, D. q. II Is signed by George Gorham,
Secretary OF the Senate. aud reads as foilowss-
sin--ThY cominiitee, charged with laboring for the
success OF the republican cnuso Ia the coming cam
paisn Tor the election OF members OF Congress, call
win confidence upon you as republican, Tor such
contribution ~ money as you may ieel willing 10
micc deem u proper IN thus appealing to republicans
generally to inform those who happen " DO IN fed
cra employ that there will be jsction any oln-
cial quarter TO such voluntary contribution.
rhe Importance OF the pending struggle cannot
easily be exaggerated That tho Senate 10 be demo-
cratc aitor Toe Atm OF March, 1870, Is very nearly
certainty. In View this the election OF democratic
House OF Rcprcsen ,ativos would prccipilatc
upon the country dangerous agitations which
would inevitably add 10 present dstresses. Fore
among their schemes tho opposition already
nounco their intention. 70 attempt Tho revolutionary
expulsion OF the Presdcut from mis- of1co
II by the prose nation OF throe candidates for the
Presidency 1850 tho people should fail to choose
the House must elect, each State delegation casting
one vote
From what Is now known, and with tho growing
disscns siops IN tho camp OF the enemy, the
courage.
Please make prompt and favorable response 20 this
letter and remit at once By draft or postal money
order TO sidney h. Austin, Esq, Treasurer, 40, Ger
man.American national Bank, Washington, D. O.
IHE BARGE OFFICE DILL PASSED DY THE
HOUSE.
Tho House to-day passed, der q suspension OF tho
rulcs, tho bill introduced by Congressman Miller for
she construction OF a barge once In New York.
rho bin provides appropriation OF s2lo,ooo
10 carry out the plans TO be prepared
by tho Supervising Architect Of tho United States
Treasury condition that the site nj tho Battery is
ceded to tho United States Tho bill 10 now before tho
Senate and will be referred 10 the Committee on Com
merco. with the prospect Of speedy and favorable
report
The New York herald., 1878-06-11

not favor the appropriation OF money tor the i'm
proyement OF every little river Tho Mississippi aod
vidad Tor liooraly.
Alter discussion tho amendment was agreed to-
The amendment striking on. OF tho House bill the
Appropriation OF 81 900 Tor The Roanoke RIVER North
Carntna, was agreed TO without debate.
hr. SARGENT called for the yeas and nays on the
amcndment Increasing The appropriation for mprov-
ns the harbor OF Charleston, South Caroliua, from
$4,000 10 100000, and II was agreed to-yeas Al,
nnys8.
Other amendments OF the committee were agreed
striking out the appropriation OF $40 900 for tho
Cnoctawhaichce River In Florida and Alabama,
$4,000 Tor Por. Clinton, Ohio "s
the committce reported an amendment striking out
OF the House bin tho clause reappropratine in addi-
ton 10 the $4,000 named IN the bill, the money sp
propriaed by he act OF August is, 1876 the
provement Of the ship channel In Galveston Bay,
bat the Senate refused 10 strike them out
Other amendments OF the committee agreed
Roducing tue appropriation for Improving tho en-
trance 10 Galveston. harbor, Texas Sl25 900 10
OF $4,000 Tor Passo Cavalo lot into Bay
Texas, and that OF $75,000 Tor improving Whio and
ST. Francis rivers, Arkansas ana TO bud asLernwncei
snsG boat Tor that river increasing the
Tor improving tho mouth Of Red River, LOUISIANA,
from $50, 600 10 $l50,000
Penang discussion, Sir. Dorsey, OF Arkansas sub
mittcd an amendment 10 the Sundry CIVIL Appropr:a-
ton bil hppropraiing S27 500 TO pay Tor clerk hire.
engineering expenses, marshai,s fees ana other OK
rcnscs oi tho Hot Springs Commission also authorix
ing the President 10 appoint three Commissioners
hold their Office for year and have power
and authority as was conferred upon tho ssion
by the act OF March 3, 1877, which is
force 10 cnabic tho commission authorized by this
amendment to determine all claims which may be
presented under said act. Referred 10 the Committee
on Appropriations.
Mr.. THURMAN, ttem.) Of Ohio, presented petition
OF ladies Of lorain county Ohio protesting "aganst
any legislation which shall deprive them OF their
rights by establishing woman suffrage" Referred TO
the Committee on Privileges ana Elections.
me senate then, at nvc minutes past six r. NJ, by
vote OF yeas so, nays rs, adjourned until eleven
O'Clock tomorrow.
The New York herald., 1878-06-11
wILLIAM clMrpeLI, TnE scorrrsn ofANr ANp
HEAVIEST MAN IN THE WORLD.

HEAVIEST MAN IN THE WORLD.
Tho Newcastle Chron,c'e gives the following In
tcrcsting particulars Of tho death OF Mr. William
Campbell landlord oil tho Duke of Wellington
pubic house, High Bridge, Newcastle. and widely
known as tho Scottish giant, VINO died at that
establishments on May 20. He had boon III
about days, the causo Of death, IL IL supposed
beng congestion OF tho iungs tho result Of q cold
caught during hts absence from home. Tho deceased
a little more than tweniy-two years Of agc,
having bccn born 10 Giasgow tho "a Of April, 1860
lie came to ,his town only In November last, and
his extraordinary dimensions, which soon found
publicity, attracted crowds OF visitors to tho
icvecs which he regularly held iu his newiy.
acquired house. Campbell was one OF a
family OF seven children, mono OF whom besides
himself are of moro than ordinary proportions. HIS
faihcr, who Tor many years mansgcr OF Tenants
Chemical Works IN the CITY OF his birth, wns Of
average weight, although hc stood feet Q inches
high, whiic his mother was rather under the usual
weight Of women. From his birth william csmpbsIi
The New York herald., 1878-06-11

the consideration OF The Kimmel BILL which provides
Tor testing the validity Presidential titles by
of proceedings before the United States Supreme
Court Final action was not reached to-day but a
vote will be taken by tho committee tomorrow. An
adverse report is still almost ceEain. The committees
discussion OF tho measure has thus far been confined
wholly 10 lis legal aspects, including tho question Of
the constitutional power of Congress- TO reopen
late Presidential controversy. Tho question or the
''expediency" OF tho proposed legislation has not
been mentioned in The committee as an element for
It's consideration.
THE WASHINGTON MONUMENT TO BE COM
PLErED--pAssAaE OF THE NECESSARY MEAS
URE BY CONGRESS-
Tho adoption by tho Senate to-day and by tho
last Saturday OF the report of the Committee Con-
ference on tho Washington Monument bill secures the
prompt completion that accordance with
tho modified design prepared by r arkin A. Mead and
adopted by the Monument Society last year. The
Senate receded from its amendment. which provides
that alter the expenditure Of $40 600 strengthen
foundation further expenditure should he mado OF
any portion OF tho 5000 appropriated by tho act OF
August 1876 without further authorization By Con-
gross
The bill as finally passed, therefore. allows tho
Monument Society not only TO devote tho specific ell
portion Of the fund to giving absolute stability the
OUT 10 push tno Wnolc Work completion
as rapidly as possible.
THE LATE PERUVIAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
FOR TIE FUNERAL.
The death Of Colonel Don Manuel Freyrc, tho Poru-
Wan Minister who died his residence in this city
last night, great surprise TO his friends and
public officials hore as It was not known that no
ILL., Arrangements for tho funeral win bo perfected
to-dav. Upon Learning Of his death Mr. Rogers, Pri-
vatc Secretary to the President rendered condole-
ments OF the President to the family Of deceased
His funeral viii take place wednesday morning,
at st. Matthew's Church, and will be attended by tho
President, members OF the Cabinet and other distin-
guishod per ons
Tho remains will be inferred IN Mount Ol,vet Come
terry, near this city.
The New York herald., 1878-06-11
mrs. I'll Er1zaBErH JENKINS.

Mrs. E'izabeh jenkins. the mother OF Mrs, Surratt
who was executed In Washington 10 1850, died near
surrattsvc, Prince Goorscs county, Nd, on tho 7,h
inst, aged slgnty-eigbt years.
The New York herald., 1878-06-11
GENERAL WASHINGTON DESPATCH ts.


WAsnrsGroy, Juno 10, 1873.
THE PRESIDENTIAL TfTLE-- CONFEDERATION or
THE KtMMELL BILL DIX THE HOUSE Ju-
DIcraRY COMMITTEE.
Ths House judiciary Committee to-day continued
The New York herald., 1878-06-11
MRS. sAnAu ROSS conwrv.

Mrs. Sarah Ross Corwin. widow OF ex-Govcrno
Thomas co,win, died yesterday morning OF apoploxy
at Lebanon, Warren county, ohio, In tho ssd year
her age.
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rrlce S75; Also his son "PRINCE," a
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est mixer in my herd.
OIL VIII exchange for common cattle, if
% bns one wanting fine stock to breed from,
s sIs s no5 the cash to spare. Also for
s's SI pu very fine Dark Brahma Chick
3d.. .s PHIL SWIRE,
o,.-o Lakeland Stock Farm,
'''' 20 im., POinct Cupco, La.