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The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-13
NEW YORK NOTES.
stewart's Renains-A sOldseF~EOver RE-
covers ssH0O Dasnages-yhe Brook
lYm RrldEe-A RNEsl,er ArresHsh.

NEW YORK. Nov. 12.-Tt is sal the reward for
the recovery Of Stswart's remains will he in
creasna to $50. .Oao with no conditions. Tho re-
port that the whereabouts ef the 'emains arc
known Is believed to have boon fogtered in the
hope that greater efforts would he made and
Judge Hilton that the remains will be found
In 81 week.
Private Corbett who made love to r. young
girl living near the fort where he WAS on duty.
has recovered 800 from Major Gibson. who
wrote letter to the girls father intimating that
Corbett was a scOnndrel.
Judge Earrett has refused TO issue n man
dhmus directing Controller KHly to pay an
other million for the construction Of Brooklyn
bridge
Wrn. Henderson, wanted for tho robbery Of
s2O, 900 worth of jewels from the Exchange Ho-
tel. was arrested in Brooklyn yesterday.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-13
The Vanderbilt Will Case e Charges
Against Prominent City Officials.

NEW YORK, Nov. 12,-At the opening OF the
Vanderbilt will case this morning the contest
ants counsel called to the Witness stare DIR.
Solomon Skinner to prove that in 1878 he found
Vnnderbilt's mind in q state of imbecility and
examined him TO find If he had been drinking.
but the imbecility arose from natural decndenee
Of his faculties, Proponents counsel objected
to the admission of the evidences, and after
some argument it was excluded as merely GU
muative. Mr. Lord. counsel for contestant,
then announced that tho contestant rests here
his case. This was a sui prise TO the other side
and they not being prepared to go on. m ad-
journment was taken until tomorrow.
1t is reported that charges Of extortion have
Gumhleton and Register Law. of this city, and
that the Bar Association will ask for their re-
m0yaI
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-13
PRICE, FIVE CENTS.

champion oarsman, Is to sail for England nnxt
month. He goes to England as the ehamfyiou
oarsman Of America to measure sprucas With
Higgins Boyd, Elliott and Baokmao for the
ers want to AXE him to England also. and II Ia
probable he will follow HunIon.
A letter from st. Louis shys Mike MeCoole.
the pugiist who fought Tom Allen for tht,
championship OF America. winning the first
battle by a wranglo md who, was battered out
Of all semblaDce of humanity in tho second
him He has decided to again entsr the ring.
Who will meet tho sturdy st. Louis giant is o
question. jos Coburn has turned preacher
Jem Mace is in Australia, Johnny Dwyer has
retired and Paddy Ryan, the Trojan giant, is
the, only pugilist left to give Mike MoCoole
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-13
Activity I'm shipping at st. .L0n7s-ThFougH1
EreighE Arrnng ements tn EmrnEae.

ST. LOUIS. Nov. t2.-Three upper Mississippi
boats we're taken into winter quarters nt Alton
this morning. which indicate an curly close Of
navigation 70 Bt. Paul. Three side wheelers
will run to Keokuk ns long as possible Presi-
dent Rea OF the Barge Line, lately from Eng
land. is reported to be preparing to give
through bills to Europe on any amount Of cot
ton. Tho carrying of cotton by burgess would
place this tonnage in hot competition with
steamboat tonnage beTe. at Memp1s, VicRs-
burg and other places. Two barge tows left rs-
Gently for New Orleans with 5000 and 3tA tons
res peGivelV. A tow OF five barges leaves to-
morrow. Steamers leave with from 1000 to 1900
tons for New Orleans and I'll out booW.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-13
POLITICAL.
MIR. Del REatyr's yiews-He is a Green
hnCEar Rlrat, Last q nd al the Time.

CHICAGO. Nov. 12.-The Inter- Ocenn this morn
ing published an inferview with Mr. Del q Ma.
tyr the newly elected Greenback member of
Congress from Indiana H, believes he regards
the financial aue- tion as the param ount issue
which will absorb MI others. He says there will,
In The presidential contest in 1880. be only two
parties, the Republican, advocating. hard
money, and the Democratic or National party,
or both united. with paper money their Is ne.
He regards Hendricks as the strongest man ut
present Upon him the people will unite, Mr..
Del q Matyr declares his intention Of voting
first last and all the time with the Greenback-
ers whether 1t be favorable to the Republicans
or Democrats.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-13
CANADA.
The Upper Yen of Quebec Disciplined by
the governor General -Excitementover
the Affair.

QUEBEC. Nov. 12.-Faehionable society In
in this city is considerably ecandaizsd ovBr On
incident which occurred night or two ago at
the Governor Ganer4Ps residence at the citadel
His Exeelency Patrick MeDougaj the Incumbent
of the vice regal hair until the arrival Of the
MARQUIS OF Lorne gave an official dinner fol-
loved by o dance, to which o number OF leading
Indies and gentlemen OF the best Quebec soci9ty
couples. including some OF tL The bell I OF Of The the
place, entangled themselves In the agreeable
maze Of the Boston reverse which as danced In
this Dominion, does not always present the ap-
pearanee Of strictly high toned performances
The General who, notwithstanding the escar-
pades told Of his younger days, always wears
at once instructed his aid de-camp to request
the couples above referred 70 to changs the
than all the parties concerned repaired to tho
cloak room and dressed and disa ppeared. The
matter creates duie sensation among the
upner tnn.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-13
FRANCE.
The Russian Ambassador Gives Abund~
ant Assurances Concerning the Ber-
lin Treaty-A More Peaceful OutlOOk

LONDON. Nov 12-The Paris correspondent
of the Doily Telegraph says: Prince Orlofr. Rus
sian Ambassador 70 France, had a long inter-
Wow on Monday with NJ. WaddIngton, French
formed M. Waddinsson of the Cars Willingness
to co, operate in securing the arrangement Of
tho Turco- Greek frontier difficulty. and II his
firm Intention to carry ont all the stipuations
Of the Berlin treaty. Prince Orlcfr goes to
Baden Baden, to meet Prince Gorts hakoff. ON
Friday. 1t is to be hoped that the sinister nfiu-
ence Of Gortschakoff may not again make itself
felt In the Czar's counsels. The visit to Levadia
II Count sehouvaloff, Russian Ambassador to
Eng land. seems to have h d dagood effect. The
fact that the Russian Government has gone out
Of its way TO lis intention to respect the
Berlin treaty. is It ganded here as very peace
full one,
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-13
How New Orleans Envftati0n Was IRE
ceived i'm GaasgOv-A Filing at the

LONDON. Nov. 12.-At meeting Of the Glas-
gov Chamber Of Commerce Yesterday an invi-
tation was read from the municipality Of New
Orleans to attend an Interstate and nterna-
tional conyenti9n in that city. to discuss mems
with foreign countries. After discussion the
Invitation was referred to committee to pre-.
pare reply in the shape Of a communication
which shall show the Injurious effects Of Ameri-
ca's protective policy on British trade.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-13
Il conference with Secretary Sherman on the
VIM Dowd, president of the Banko OF North

conference with Secretary Sherman on tho
subject of the resumption q specie payments
VIM. Dowd president OF the BanEo Oh North
Mr.. Vail presented the report of the proceed
and ns7 f 1Rs ee2 reas
urer Hillhouse, eontai ming certain proposl-
tions. was read: the main suggestion OF Whlch
was that after the first Of January next the pay
rnent of checks presented 10 the Assistant
Treasurer by any bank connected with the
may be nane oy t nm 70 20
the influence that the banks may have 1n max
ing resumption success truly accompllshed.
SAYS until all distinction in the use of gold coin
and currency. as money are obltterated In ordln-
ary commercial transactions to make resump-
tlon effective banks must cordially cooperate
gold coin as equivalent In value. rs they did
before the war, declining to receive all depos-
its of gold as subject to special contract as
hitherto and accepting it only as lawful money.
They should also abolish oil existing arrange
ments in which gold coin is preferred. BY CIV
ing notice that they expire on the first OF Jhnu-
arg. r5 the day Of resum mptlon. and terminate oil
special gold exchanges.
The Clearing House report discusses at some
length the part that silver may play after re-
sumption takes place, and closes with an out
line Of policy for banks which Is embodied in
the resolutions adopted by the meeting.
The following are the resolutions passed:
Reso1ped. that In order to facilitate the pay
ment of drafts and checks between tho Treasu, =,
banks ban IS the the New York Clearine House is auho.
rzad to mako such an arrangement With the
Assistant Treasurer as will accomplish that
purpose through the medium Of the Clearing
House: thatth report Of the interview between
the members Of the Clearing House committee
and the Secretary Of the Treasury upon tho
subject OF the restoration OF specie payment
meets the cordial appreciation of this associa-
tion, and, that the practical measures recon-
mended for the adoption OF the ban ks In re-
spect to the treatment Of coin In their business
with the public and with each other be accepted
| apd In pursuance thereof it is her by
Resolped. That the ass seoclated banks OF this
lott al tar
following policy:
/. Decline receiving gold coins rs special
deposits but accept and treat Them only as
lawful money
2. Abolish special exchanges Of gold checks
at the clearing b use
8. Pay and receive balances between banks at
ths clearing house either in gold or the United
Stntes legal tender notes.
l. Receive silver dollars upon deposit only
| under special contract to withdraw the Same In
kind
+. Prohibit payments Of balances at the
clearing -house in silver certificates or silver
dollars, excepting as subsidiary coin in small
sums say under ten dollars
Discontinue gold special accounts by
no ice to dealers to terminate on the first OF
January next.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-13
The Resumption of Specie Payments-HHow
the GlearIng-EH0usss WIFI Assist
the IRE as1sry.

NEW YORK, Nov, 12 The Times Washington
specihl Say Lord Salabury's reply 10 Secretary
Evarts has been received IN Washington. and
thn probability is that the Halifax award will be
paid.
At 81 conference In regard to resumption held
at WashiI Ct between Secretary Sherman and
the New York clearing house committee. tho
subjset was discussed fully. and there was n
very harmonious feeling. 4 he representatives
Of the banks assured the SECRETARY Of their de-
sire to cooperate with him heartily A moot
ing of the clearing house has been cnled for
to- day to act upon the report Of the Washington
committee. IT is understood resolutions will
be passed plpdging the New York banks to aid
Secretary Sherman to the full extent OF their
power in removing the premium on gold so that
brought about ia commercial centres before the
date nxed by law The co-operntion Of tho
banks nt Boston. Baltimore and Philadelphia.
will also be asked. When the New York clear
ing house has acted, says q member gold will
90 at par the very day.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-13
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
GREAT BRITAIN.
The TZar Gives Assurances of n Faithful
Rmlhalment of The Berlin TEenfy.

thority, that Saturday last ths Englsh iE Ambas @
shdor at ST. Petersburg received note convey
ing the wish Of the Gar to give all due respect
bring about the much desired paciheatlon by
faithful execution Of the treaty. The note adds
that no imperial functionary will fall in his du-
ties in that res pett.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-13
An American CEti8en Imprisoned I'm Ser
mAnYS

OSHKOSH. Wis, Nov. IA Adam Hober. who
visited Germany three months ago, has been
tried and convicted there III 30. aking disre-
spec fully OF Emperor William and sentenced
to five years imprisonmenb. He is an Ameri-
can citizen His ease will be brought to the at
tention of tho German government by Sscre~
taFy Eyarts.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-13
DELHIIJM.
The Hing EOngFat"lates the Country ON
Its Rrosperaty-A esl0rloms Anntyer.ary. |

It's PrOspeFaty-A G1OrIOWs AnnIversRvy.
BRUSSELS. Nov. i2,-The Belgian Parliament
was openei tot day bv King leopold. In his
address bsfore the Chambers King Leopold
congratulated the country on its general con
diion II prosperity, and ann unced his int n
ton to ceebrhte in glorious manner tho
iftieth anniversary OF the constitution OF Bel
piu
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-13
The Endian Commission to Report In
.Eanuary

OMAHA. Neb, Nov 12.-The :ont congressional
COMMITTEES, appointed by the last G ,ngreea to In
vestlgate the proposed transfer of the Indian
Burean to no War Department. have returned
fneton on the twenty fifth inst. They travelled
1900 miles: heard the testimony Of $50 persons.
and1vslted large nImber Of tribes. They will
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-13
RESUMPTION or SPECIE PAYMENTS.
Result OF am Interview Between the Secre-
tary of tine sreasury and the C9Rnmlt~
Tee nf the Me- Enrk Clearing. House.

Nav YoRK Kov, "a meeting Of ths pIsnF, a1H
trara represented was he at the Clearing
House this afternoon 70 act upon he report +
the Washfn gton comn2iltee, Who yesterday he'd
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-13
MISCELLANEOUS.


Springs Hotel was entirely destroyed by flre
this morning. Nothing was saved The in
mates barely escaped with their lives. l. ,ss ~s~
timated at S75 900: Insurance. so oo0 The fire
is supposed to have been ineeudiary In It's ori-
gin
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-13
SPORTING NOTES.
A Female Pedestrian TO Walk Against
Time at gufFa1n.

BUFFALO. Nov - Mrs. Marshall will this
week endeavor TO walk 2s0 mics In three days
at st. James Hall. She is said to have Deaten
Bertha Won HIbern and other female pedes-
trians in variOuS matches.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-13
WEATHER PROBABILITIES,

WASHINGTON. Nov. l3. / a. m.-For the East
Gulf States. clearer weather; Dortherly winds,
becoming variable Or shifting to warmer south
erly; stationary or lower pressure. For the
West Gulf States. clear weather; colder norther-
ly shifting to southerly winds; lowest pressure.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-13
Irregularities Reported i'm District Money
Matters,

| New YORK. Nov. - "A special from Washing
| ton says the District of Columbia treasury fs
empty and the Treasury Of the United States
| for the past two days has thrown out all checks
presented for payment drawn by the District
commissioners. There are rnmors Of irregu~
| lArities.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-13

Nurses and attendants In sick rooms, who
Wine as preventive, For sale by I. l.. Lyons,
druQoist,
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-13
MARINE NEWS.

PORT EADs, Nov. u. o. n.--Barorneter 300,
Vino north northeast, fresh. Weather clear and
cool.
Arrived: British steamship Chas. r. HOOK,
at $3.50 last night, Bradley master from Jamat~
ca. to a. K. Miller h 90.
German bark Marie SpatZ, Bssserdfch master
48 days from Bio Dc JaneIro, with coffee to J. l..
PhiDus h Co..
American ship John r Berry. Emmergon
master 50 days from Hagre in ballast to A, X.
Miller Il Co., for orders
Bailed: Steamship Catheretone schoonerg
Rnberr Ruff and eu- an Scranton
SOUTHWEST Pass, NV. H. 9 Q. m.-Wind north,
light. Weather clear and cool
No arrivals Or departures
NOW that the smoke Of battle has cleared
away" - for the remainder Of this article
see almost any country newspaper.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-13

Hanlen and Courtney to 60 to England
NcCo0le Again to Enter the
Prize Ring.
NEW YORK, Nov. 12.-Edward HanloD, the
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-06-25
PALM SOAP.
PURE PALM SOAP
A PHILADELPHIA SPECIALITY

PdILADELPHIA SPkCIALIl,
Established forty years, and for sale by more than
enc thousand storekeepers. This soap nas no
equal In quality or cheapness, for Bath ana lolie
ase, being made of LdBERIAN OIL from lhe
PALM TREE, Packed in boxes containing Two,
Wholesale Dealers Manufactured by GRAVES q
SON, 1905 Christian street, Philadelphia. IL Is
used by the Oldest resident families physicians
and many public institutions-,he American Hotel
Baths public Ledger" Post Offica, Water De-
partmert and the Turkish Baths.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-06-25
The Right Spirit.

A dispatch reporting the nomination Ct
t. NJ. Shaw, by the democracy of the Sth
district. says that the de
mocracy Of the Sth district are of opinion
that they have submitted to granger die
tation long enough. This is the right
spirit, and was fully expressed by the
democracy at the state convention, although
it was deeply felt long before that body
assembled. The dictation of the grangers.
OF Independents, In this state, in Michigan
and Wisconsin resulted in giving the re-
publcans control of the United States
senate during the session of congress just
closed The independent party which was
so voluble and clustering two years ago
has sunk out Of sight and has no longer
single representative in the press of this
state 1t has been succeeded by the green
back or national party, the purpose OF
which is the same as that of the granger
and independent parties. viz: to divide and
defeat the democracy. This plan can only
succeed by the weakness or tooishness OF
the democrats, and, thank the Lord, the
democrats of Illinois have got over these
faults. No decent democrat anywhere
proposes that any alliance shall be made
with the faction of men who can be bought
and men who can De sold, which Is calico
the rational party, and it Is not probable
that ia any other county, legislative OF
congressional convention held by the dem
ucrats in this state this year any PROPOSE
ton TO treat tbs nationals other than a;
political enemies, will ne made, much less
considered Illinois State Register
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-06-25
OH Daily Argns,
ROCK ISLAND, rIrrNors
Concluded from second maze, !

NSSA~A0NSN iAOA sCCOUu page.
furniture, iewelry and ceramics are of
handsome design and exquisite workman
ship.
The industrial character of the Belgian
section strikes one at a glance. Iron in
all Its forms is seen, and everything has a
character OF solidity which is sometimes
allied with art. The exhibit of pottery.
cloths and upholstery is very complete.
In the narrow strip devoted to Greece,
laces, carpets, and a complete collection of
the Greek minerals, and fora are the
salient points.
A little hut represents Greenland.
thickly strewn and hung with furs, upon
which are arranged walrus teeth. aud
other fruits of the ice fields.
The exhibit of the Republic of Grate-
mala Is very unimportant. Uruguay and
dayti are somewhat extensively repre-.
scented, though they have no curious or
interesting objects.
The Argentine Republie exhibits large
collection of grains, and its leather produc.
ton is well represented.
Central America exhibits in its little
building, weapons, grains, puts, etc. A
small stone construction represents Bolivia,
"ON idt tSpTOuuctlOD OF DatlVe nut,
stands for Nicaragua. The part of the
foreign section where these small pavilIions
are clustered is highly picturesque.
The sections are arranged without The
least regard to their positions on the mar
of the world. Next comes Holland whose
section is we'll filled with industrial exhib
its. The silver smiths of Amsterdam
make superb show. But the great
attraction OF the Dutch section is the Fri
sian house, in which are life size figures
dressed in national costumes of Dutc!
peasants People crowd around thes
life like figures with the same interest thu
they tiocked to see similar representation
of scandinavian folk life, in the Swedisl
and Norwegian departments at PhiladeI
phia
The entire space devoted to exhibits !
larger than at Philadelphia, but the en-
closure is smaller. hence this exposition
has the appearance of being more crowded
The largest number of tickets sold on an
one day we're 5S.ll7,
You have doubtless heard that Amer
cans in Paris are to celebrate the 4th
July in the Bots de Boogne; | will writ
you about it after the celebration.
COS
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-06-25
scra+o,, no more--"Itchirg Piles

symptoms of which are moisture, like per-
spiratiou, intense itching. particularly
when undressing, or after getting warm IN
bed. Increased By scratching, might th'nk
Liu worms were crawling III ana about the
rectum. oftentimes shows Itself around 'nt
private parts. 4 pleasant aud safe euro
in every case Is "Swayne Otntmeht.
II allowed 10 cautiuue, very serious results
may follow. 1t also cures letter, naroerss
itch, saald head. ring worm, hIotcheS:. Al
scaiy, crusty, itchy skin erup'lons Sen
by mail to any address Oh receipt "t price
80 cents box, or three boxes fer 81 70
by DIR Swayne & Sop, Philadelphia. Sole
bv all leading druggists. AtwholeSate an'
retail bv John Bengston, Rock Island.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-06-25
lyon Don't Know Their vaIue.'

They cured me Of Ague. BiIiousness
aud Kidney Complaiut, a. recommended
had half bottle lett which [ used ter
nv two little girls, who the doctors and
neiehbors said could nor be cured. 1 an
conrdeut should have lost both Of them
one uigth If | had Uot haG the Hop Bit
tiers in my house tn use. found they
done them so much good | cout!nled witt
them, aud they are now well. That Il
why i say you do not know half the value
or Hop Bitters, and do not recommend
them high enough. B, Rochester, n
Y
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-06-25
DIR WHITTIER.
6I7 ST. Charles Street, ST. Louis, Mo.
CpINIONs Or PRESS

[FroH7 So. Louis Globe Deasocras.1
DR. WHITTIER, Gl7 st. Charles street, q reg
ui&r graduate of medicine, has been longer
engaged IN the treatment OF chronic diseases
IMAM any other physician in the city. Nervous
debility, blood diseases, al impediments to
marriage. Call or write. Circular free. Safe
medicines; moderate charges.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-06-25
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,nsntJv cure all forms VI SpermattorrheR or Seminal
weakness General Debility lmpoteney ee and restores
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49, ness beynnd their wears. Its invgorating properties
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On use ths medicine with the assurance OF speedy and
PERMANENT cure The patient gains strength and slas-
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ed as soothing aud healing tonic and nnodyne TO the re-
Taxed seminal yesice and ratcd ducts impartng power
and tone ami restoring them to their natural state the same
as II the banefu habit had been induged in The
Ingredients simple productions OF natuTe-harAs ROOTS
herbs etc. and u specific for the ahove diseases
An persons must before contemplating marriage reflect
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