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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-25
;sD4cic Resumption,

In reply 10 6 delegation from tno Bn!,:raosl
Clsaring House. la:t Saturday. E!c"rtt2FE i5her,
man sai;i:
It is true thst actual Trda;? pion Is COZ aai ~
the aw to the office Of lha assistant Treasurer ~
New York. This is q wise provision tcr II would
bo rex pedient 10 scntser the redemption fund sd
that it would not be readily available Reaonp
ton ia New ok the chief commeTcia! city 0;
country, establishes The equality Of The United
States notes with coin; snd this !s tie main thing
and carries with il :he!: f1nshtF in 81. part9 o:
the United s'tsies. The i !iicuitiaa suggest by
tho Baltimore banis could b, nc; h7 either ci
several cxpedcnt5.
first--This dep&TtT,lent can nov, - Cypress
provision Of ivy, sell or exchange COIN Iyr
greanhack5. TEi has been done for gear at
Boston, Baltimore, Chicago. ind otbcr !aadrG
ports al the same premium Tor gold rs The mar
kit ratio at Kew York This could be conta,G-
cd after JANUARY |, when, 81 i>cw York, tho
Ihte will be par end therefore tie ,:owacca.
Second-- United States G0tes bang 81 s. parity
with coin, can. think, under existing law. DO
received for customs duties; SEd this is tho or!y
purpose for which coin is required by lav = b.
paid to the Govern nlaDt by Il citiZ!A, and j! i;
the purpose for which it is usually dcsral. ii
there is any doubt upon This TO;ht Congress I!ay
expressly authorize it.
Ihird.---lf United States notes Mro taken fer
duties in New York they must be taken for
duties in every port in the United States, otLes-
wise an unconstitutional preference would b.
made in favor Of ono pcIt oGer o:hc ports in The
United States.
Fourth AftoT resumption United Stats
n les must be held and ulantsincd ct par for al
purposes in sll parts OF tho United States. Ihcy
csn be transported EASILY snd speedily, while
coin can not be so readily and chaaply moved.
1t would seam that if We secure absolutely the
convertibility CT United States notes into cola
st the chief commercial city, We practically So
euro the same conveItibilty It every other
place in the United States Exchange is ususi.
IL in favor Of n CIV York, buta temporary pre-
MUM elsewhere will DO insSniii cant, and Gait
not exceed the small cost Of trsnGl oItng United
States notes TO Now York. That may and hes
occurred when specie payments Ue;o the rule
and is less likely II oecar new
when we have uniform parer circulation car
rent in all parts Of the United Statas.
hiy general answer, therefore, TO you Is that
The United States will msintsin its notes Fl par
in coin in eli parts OF the United States End will
do SO by tho redemption CT such notes IS src
presented 10 the Assistant Treasurer 6! 10"
Y ork aud by tho receipt of United States notes
for both customs duties and bonds ! thinl: this
can be done without change oftho law. Bat
as to this Congress must be tho Judge. Ian
Treasury will treat United States notes and
coin es al exact equivalent in ell transactions
With the Government and then all business
everywhere in tho United States will adart it.
elf to the same standard. Having stated this !
much, do not think that ! ought to 60 further;
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-25
From Eo7gssi sY,7aHirn

PANAMA, Nos. 16.--i change hss tlkan
place in the Cabinet at Hogoa. FAC new mia.
listers are all ntel!iE2r; and capable n1an anu
have had q large experience II. public He.
Peruvian advices state that a revolutionary
plot in the Plcrola interest was discovered ia
Arequipa according to the papers OF the laeai!!y
on the 27th u't., tus ils leaders were promptly
arrested and scHc Of thcln have slucc hccr sent
forward to the capital for 'l!al. News OF &
similar character cones from Cal amarea whera
it is said some Of the PisroIa party ere secretly
preparing al attempt against public order. GA
the 4th Instant documents were examined rur
porting to contain particulars ct the discovery
of rew euano deposit situated on the Island
of La Vuida in latitude o 23' 20>. and longitude
7S0 2G\ ca the north coast
Gillian sdvices say that on the 9th iust.. az
explosion occurred IN the coal mine Rosario ct
Lebu. Sixteen miners were killed and large
number wounded, cnly six escaping uniejursd
from the pit. The lRcupiary loss 10 damage TO
the mine is estimated at 500 Coo
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-25
HeTs as sSsS, Es%S.

Nine couviots, six black ana three wbi:r,
were publicly whipped ct tho jail ct Ne"cas!!s,
DEL, Saturday, ti7o o: tham helog ";So i'''~
lo!ied.
The Duogacacn phosphate wolks, o@7oa ~
Jcshua Horrer, IT,, 4 Co., aud situated oa TIC
philade!ohia read, two miles iroci B:lti;aor",
were totally destroyed By fire on Saturday.
n the Supreme Judicial Court Of Dastoa,
ib;a morning, Carl Carlson, tic Eouag S'srde
who SHOT and !:ille;. bis landlord Rudolph Mo
dec % the night Of juno l0:H, Vas sentenced
to States prison for life.
Tho colossal bronze statue ol Altxanter 'on
Humboldt, presented to ne CITY OF 81. LOUIS
By Henry Shaw, erected III Io"er Grove taik'
whioh was also donated TO the CITY By Mr.
Shaw, was unveiled yesterday 10 the presence
of ten lhousan people.
John G, Cook. livery stable keeper Ia WASH
incton, was struck dead with apop!eZ7 Whi!e
kneeliog by his bedside in prayer, at hts house,
Saturday norrog. he was male and hearty,
and when lie went to bis room on Friday n'ght
exhibited 90 symptom OF disease.
A detachment Of sc'iicra have gene ia pur'
suit of a band of Unati!|as Who have lc!t their
reservation. Deputy SugVcyor Perschin. noW
at that agency, reports that cvesy lnd,an fdu9d
outside the reservation ls being killed by III"
whites. Two dead Indians were found hang
ing to a trcc near L: Grsnde, WasAngtoa
Territory.
Charles Wcnner, brakeman, fell fto'n a
train near the Upper l.shist, r.. Ga Saturday:
aud both his legs we're cut Gil. La fl3 stf"s;'
giles to eytricatc himself one arm was cnusii:
under tho wheels and tina! vas also severed
After being dragged somo distance The p2o!
a;smembared body fell thirty fee: lronl = bridge.
I[c died at Wiik2saagTc Oh Saa;isy, hayia!: lin
gegee; for nearly twenty hour:.
TO decide wager that with the txia;lng l:!:
tcrnational mai! arrangements rnStal c'ct;
could be SEPT around tho world in enc hundred
end twenty days, resident Of Chc'nu'%, Sa:i
ony, mailed card At that place, addressed 10
himself, Conveying request to all p"S!naastt,ers
to dispatch it successfully to Alexandra, Sin
eapore, Yckohains, San Francisco and Ntss
York, and from ti.euc2 back to Chcmuli:;. Ii
reached is destination iu one hundred aud
seventeen days. and had it beer mailed an hour
sooner the journey would hsro baca Ha2on'i'
Eshcl ia ninety six days.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-25
The Presidents EizeW .a Eo:!;3i@Et.
G;!sraGeSs

The Washington Republican Says
The President ia his forthcoming ultss3ga
will make the reported autraga5 aaI v!Yi.ii1us
Of law iu the South during the late Congress-
si3nal elections prominent tnpio o! c III MEET.
Ikese violations vi! ba condemned ia :nicl3ly
depriviog la:ga nunuer CT ciiizans IN spacl''
fed locm.i;iss f rights conferred b. both la
t,oaal and State auihcrity, thus preventing nc.
suits expressive OF their will ia the a;;mlnla-
trstion # puha ol:=ils. SGoh r7t c2et. l9gs
will be further deprecated, b1c.usa ;hrT l2'li'
cate that the paciGcslioa OF Chs S1uth Is bot
yet cou.rl&tc. and because thew caot rtpTdech
upon add andanger :llo integrity OF free Ina'i
TUTORS The sui jlc: will be earnestly present.
cd to the consideration Of Congress ior such &C
ton as the cifcu ;taucs demand, wish V!Gw 30
proven log recurrence OF Such WI0Gg3, and
to secure ap absolute exercise CT tie light OF
suffrage.
Osi.g to the decision cf The Uai!cd &taes
Supreme Court thai the cpf0Tcatuent ext Na2
Unconstitutional, it rot bll1g in specific &C.
ooEdauce With The fifteenth AN 4n,;Iaan:. and
the failure OF the House in tho Forty third
Congress TO pass tie Senate ill dt5iGICt; 70
meet the iuug mant 0: that tGbGoaN, there Is
no law to punish c'ass Ut cases affecting cgl.
ored men which the act was la:enttcd 10 reach.
The law relative 70 tho clccl ~ of members Ct
Congress, however, alf>r3g rtme3y tJr solDc
of tie reported wrorss. icfcIing lino Of 500
and Imprisonment for one year Ga any person
found guilty CT illegally lreven'iae CT Gbirur
ing the free exercise Of vn!iog. and tao CT
IS, 900 ard Imprisonment FIR GO; more tI!au len
years Cd those engaged 10 conspiracy Ger the
Same DuInGsa.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-25
GibStE;sry.

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,a da., H. 'hF c,v u Liz faSar 81
800 + Copso,t who wss a,c1i sni f.,n,o ~
to,a ~ si,%sndr:a ~. "oj err,Ii,oo. ao.y
nno 80 - C-iI - '' ''''''1
WE o',IAy a. io''c'S ...-:.,....
-, a. 49, ga 't.o '1'-
=; i! cas s1. G;"u ye>I*tGrr. al
St; 100 ,,'it r ioi;. :' '"'''t -
49, s;srr;S - ;rr - ,i,.
mint ~ :a;o, I,a%bsator Of III: ry 80"
@srs U.!o fh,n mi rsyjbc | ~ Sr a.
as boy, Vas beloved bY I'll for :ha eyc.l.ea'
t:ai;5 Of his ch.:&cler End :ho 2onnI ilo,s G; hi.
:eft ;: io*:: "tsIs !: was ms GUY 10 feLS'".
.ic-'L'. "!'. ;.'' -" 'I". -o":I st:- I1I|''' ..
,!a 49," '"o rss: "lsEe1 V! i.oS;' -
.tiS,:i ti Nr!Io. u. "titSin, q. htsno"I "
where 10 served the Con'eders!o scFecnmo5,:
with cCnsf !cUnus fidelity aad efficiency il the
modest dep:Ft:,-;t q the &rtny. And today
there is many :. survivor 81 the grand Old s!aly
Of Northern! r:rg!mi:. =" hose eyes wl!a :no:lea
~ ts~,h - thi+ o.iir.ti. ,,a1 ,rI r.,. Ia -;
a-,-, snIs re- i.;i,.int:s cni hi.,.,nitr
1900
:. ilhiH inc rri5JH GciG nJuSH. Vice.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-25
Arrest of Insurance officers.

WILMINGTON, DEL, Nov. 25.-Some of tho
officers of the Delaware State fire and marine
Insurance Com sny were arrested this morning
and held in $500 bsil upon O charge of libel pre-.
terred by William T. Crossdsle, editor of the
Wilmington Every Evening and Commercial
The trouble grows out of charge made by the
Every Evening against the standing of the In
sursnce Company. q charge that was publicly
denounced as false and malicious" by the o.
fcers CT that Company.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-25

The October rumher OF The American re-.
priot of tie Edinbursh Review hes been recaiged
from lis publishers, fbe Leonard Saott Pob.
lishirg Company Of New York. Its contents
are The Copyright Commission, L18's Ills.
tory Of the Indian Navy, Gardeners History
Of Charles I, Recent Explorations il Palestine,
Who Wrote the AunsIs q Tscitus? The Jesuit
MartrF: Campion and Wslpool, Sir Henry
Tsylor's Collected Works, The Correspondence
Of NJ. dc BaIzac, and England 10 The L:Tant.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-25
Shit Against General sheridan

New YORK, Nov. 25.-Tho case of James
A. Whalen against General Phil. Sheridan was
called to day in the United States Court, before
Judge Wallace. but owing to tho absence of
General Is. f. Butter, ono of the counsel fer
the plaintiff, tho case went over uoti Monday
next. This suit is brought to recover S4l6,.
600. Is for alleged losses incurred by tho plain.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-25
Raid,

BRIDGEPORT, CONN.,, Nov. 25.-A dissent
was made BY the police on Saturday night upop
all the houses OF prostitution in this city. TWEEN.
ty'eIght captures were made, iucIudiug several
very promloent young mer. It is proposed to
follow up these descents as often as complaints
are furnished in order to break up the business
here.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-25
Letter irGEia x0lliosn Go.

EUA!:Gsp0n;:cnce Of the Alexandra Gaz5tc.
L&EsBURG, Va, Ncy. 232-To morrow will
b; The aa4iYt:s2r? Z; tao GfowaiGg CT Mr.
Ucus:r'j ctiIi sd si=!er 10 law au;i if the
psis2at ran c1ntiGGa5 iauch longer VIC may
ha7s :. repetition Of ths high waller. 1t has
ranod here gev=la!cui!y f,r $50 day., al1 the
grorrd is tul! Of water.
Mu:h Of The oor0 crop has bccu gathered 10
very d!Y st4tt; s0a:c CT It dry cough TO 90
shc'lc,}.
Nest CT TIC iani safes made 10 houdoun dur.
III. tho past yeaH, aud especially the good land
ne:4; the terminus Of the W. & O. r. r., have
h,ca made i3c mere than their assessed cash
value, Cue farm having brought $50 per acre
on III aE=e;sAent Of $40. A farm ei the late
Wan. Wirt3, containing 20S4 acres, assessed at
$55 nir anrp, or SILL 53 IS, apd having only
GO acres to b. cultivated, 17.a rtc,aly rcotcd
for bis heirs by Johu Can phcr Tor few dol
lars over 800, beiOc more than six per cent.
The tct2I tay"s % This farm are SD cents 10
800, b:ing $9j IS. i'his IS part Of toe farm
taosn a. Tie BILLY lIoUga farm, OF which the
iui!17rg incident is related: Twenty acres Of
i; tscra III! 10 cola. The landlords share was
ohc half. The corr WEI divided uttI he
lambert got $50 hs:rc;a Ct ten bushels,
W!aa b. ssh 10 ;ha touaut, II % not
want a:y r10Ic, YEA ca have tbs rest. -
Ci a3rrso iAa3c i! g.3tucagc besides The sixty
aUcc3 iGr cultivation. lila land lies % tho Co
&c ID GTGIk. D3.!t o! Waterford, ana is AZ
teas! ;ire n.i"s l:Jln . railroad ug clca DEF
kri. his shows the eatlGaii0n 10 which good
i?;ilal> lands are held. Another thlug :.
New EoiE i:rGlcr WAC ;as been here Tor five
| 4 ,rr,r Of lnvs ,vl ln
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-25
measures.

Radicahsm has gone 50 lar hs TO say that
Rev. Mr.. Bittiog's recent a'lusiou to a deceased
friend, heretofore noticed, proceeded from the
canker 10 bis heart against college chum who
had taken the side CT the North in the civil
war. The sectional animosity that could
prompt such ca upoharitatlo remark against
a christian gentleman, beloved wherever known
is too great for tho hopes Of an earIy tridgiog
Of the bloody ehasm to be very sangulne.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-25

As stated i, Saturdays Gs2=itc, Judge
Rives, Of The Western District Of this State,
has decided that, under the civil rights BILL ap-
peas can be tak=n from the State to the United
States c;urss. II chs decision BIZ taken as c
precedent, and wc really see 60 reason Why il
shouldn't, the expense Of the State cou:ts, ooc
of the greatest she has to bear, may IS we'll be
s,ved, by aboishing such courts entirely aud
transferring their business to the United States
ward Imperialism, AID as the yoke of pro.
aimed aud recognized Cac gar i, ltss humiliat.
Ing than that Of aominal fellow eit;a;n, the
number of those who will regret its i;upositiou
is diminishing rapidly.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-25

Judge D. L. Russell, cf Wilmington, N. C.,
desires to see established 10 this country ''abso.
lutte and eteroal social and political equality
among the rscos.' As there is no such thiug
as social equality, even among the different
classes of white people, we doc see much prob.
ability Of he Judges desires b, ing gra!iGed; but
ifsuah thiog were possible. pothiog could
initiate against it more effecu,lIg than the
radical attempts to euforca it by legislative
noocuroc
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-25
Tise Ec.g Governor General o. S'sGia'aA' .

IfC STEAMSHIP DaEH.at:@2 S'.'''' - -"
!arbor Of Il .li*Hx iaaa Saturday lisat = nia'
va.leh ttorl there Ia=: eight say&:~-
TAcic sc7c@y Gt>agco. Il goo. u@"5 -iet III ihc
s:ai;c: r.ca;:,iyn 10 ic1ca". I:ntr: fiac-.
j :ugsI ada!iH;s;74to: ot tic ;r@cc!lrr@:'t, and
Vics Admiral iua!tGGii visited TIC u iiG:ia 81
L9:ro ac;! Princess IEus:: tJ;H itoFl;1!. ca
hoard the S.rnlatiaD, q: arcb0: st2Ha The har
Dor. Gno MARQUIS AID P:iGccs9 Its tho oar,,
ms,jsr 1t enc q clock IN the stcaTA launch AID
went ca beard Her Ma :stT's steamship Black
rriace, where they lGnchcd Will! lie Duke ci
Eiinburah. The city is decorated IL n!5cf:rf
never brfaro attempted ~ car ctIz us. IGai!c
| buildings, busiucss hCusga aud p?i7Hte d:9"'tHgS
arc cue grand mass OF cvc'eioeEs. ANA r'i.bC5S
| are arranged in every o0nccl7aHIH aEy!c. t1aIte
| a GumhCr OF handsome arches sE4n tho pI:aGl'
| bal thorouehraras and hre dao2Gatc': wl;h az
propriate notices.
The self adjusting beds pacaG; il: iIla Sa:na
tian for the vicereeai party wcTc . coml'la!c
failure, sod The old fashioned side tr:!Ea had
10 be SUPPLIED. Tho Princess snIf.sud 2nc d.
On the passage from hf1cchiai :ttcs2l. Iac
nlaluuia walked the doc, q! tha steamer S:9c
raj days, attended IL III: Iper, ani aunts d
himssit ~ t!shGg IL: Gu!5. Ih: ;r!F G":.iay
sr:.nt ct sea diva. a@t9c3 |a1 h~i. ;:a Mar
qri1 altcnGiog. Tie hl.ill;a ar' i'rove,s q
| Louise after lunG:lug ca h&ari as bt~tk
Prince, landed GAo;!. three clock :a;i 'En"a 10
| tlapIc~0nI, tho fcSi!trc: :! E"::.r:! DISC
| nnug#.
III. FtiEc:s5 nj NI,;qaj3 c>i4:a :.i,cra e
day il III, Admiral steam !:EHai, AL !i:Hcacd
nj the Admiralty I!ru=a. l'He prtacea:i shea
shlra for snnla 'imr, 1fi.a;. H.: Marquis jo!actt
| iri n 50. 90 :
where they rrlai" IL night.
The p!ls.arnGlG !oc 10 E!>gl"@: has bee :
changaJ, 80 far az nasal d;&pi:y II c1:ctEaa'!.
The ships will rot % doEn he ;'s!:'1' - &c
eoppany iao S,ru.2.!,n up. The latter vii!
leave her Ire;2Et rloGtIrS3 1t hail past i@l L.
NJ. 10 morrog?, como up ibc harbor under 81
Lutte OF the forts, and proceed 70 The dIcE yard,
where all the war vrS.G!a Will la ia Inc, HE
sl:ins will be decorated with brn!D:, .ri: t:!tiI
wards will he manned. At he'll pas: cas- tic
official landing takes p!ac2, according 10 is:c
programme already published. iha L'::::;2:la;;
Governor hGs proclaimed 10 MORO" ~ = pi!i'''t
holiday. There is :! rroapac: ci' 81: weather
now.
The eofrcra!iuu a!!re:3 aE,na will i3 present:
cd an the arriv. CT tho vic@rcSa! rH;;?. naY2'a
arc!.;s will b3 erected between t:la Gci.Ci a@t
the 7ic3fogal residence, i: lie 1T>aia& : d:a
play Of iroi.o!ka aE!i !. ;::Hg"i u:::!uai III y !
tsko place.
Work vas commencpi 3; i#c s.. j,1::ca";
AID Ottawa Rljlwa? Ge?uc yesterday .. FL
uuGo: the Directors Q! ti2 c.t2 cnglGa3: %@a 20
members oi The reception G}Gii:.iitt22 ga 1911
read ct1iciais Alderman Barber hes o:dcrad
;as:ulca, % ~ Is feet, iru:a i.et:2:.ar. y. &.
;7iich will be placed 10 p.si:i:a =. III, depot
a sjaad 20 acc9:,:a;l'ate ahGi.i $50 co:,'c VI.
| ia -,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-25

DY2pGprIC PATIENTS aod oihc!a i'll :3!t i
with disease need tho best I'D ruccst food.
TEis is par txcelcE,o the case with bread, rolls,
biscuit ard either products OF four made with
DooLEYs YEAST POWDER. They Gro crisp,
Fight, sweet aad digesibIe. This preparation
cree established ia household becomes an ar.
:;4ia of NECESSITY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-25
PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-WEEkhH BY
,rr,l & "a Snow DEM
MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER %.
When . reasonable and fair minded southern

When reasonable and fair minded southern
man takes up, not a radical, nor even repubil'
can pse paper, but such p7ote5sed liberal and
indepeudeut Journal 80 the New Yo1E Herald,
and ouc, too, that POSSESSES ample heans' II
nroper,y directed, for obtaining tho rakeo
truth regarding any doubtful matter, and reads
such 40 Incorrect. prejudloed and ones'ded &C
cunt Of the late elections in the South ss nas
contained ia its Washington correspondence OF
Saturday last and its editorial slluslon sharetc'
he is not surprised that those northern people
Who are unfamiliar with the tfuo c>ndltion OF
affairs in tho South really believe that tho ma
licious brutality of their white fellow citizens OF
that section Of the country can only be acc7udt'
ed for upon the ground Of their gnoratc'. An
unbiased northern man who kaows nothing
about tho c,oditiou Of The South from actual
observstior, or from Intelligence derived from
trusSad friends, but who chains all his iotorna.
tion about the South from the newspapers he
reads, might be disposed to doubt the truth OF
the reports of the southern ouirases' publish
ed 10 the ultra radical organs, and even CT those
in the more moderate republican jonrua'S, when
o,edepca 10 them would not imply an utter dis
belief 10 the sanity and civilization, not only Of
the perpetrators. but Of the entire population
of the South, but when he secs them iiiilcg
whole columns Of such national ard profess
odly fair aud reliable Journal % the Herald,
and what is more, when be finds them ea-
dorsed by the editor Of that paper, it IS but
natural tina: he should believe them, sbd, uadtr
the Influence Of that b.lisf, be Wllliog to vote
for almost aoy measures calculated 10 correct
what be is thus, aud possibly sealos: his ino-
nation, compelled to consider crying evil
Ia his desire to put q stop to what he has been
deceived ito supposipg are cutrages, ana to
seour. the execution of wh:t the Herald tells
him are dcGad laws. no refuses to accept as
truth the sssartioGs of SUCH uoimpeachaD!s
northern authority ls Gaeeral Butler and Mr..
Wendell Phillips to tho effect that 30 builder
ing 10 Louisiana cqualed that perpetrated 10
Massachusetts, aud 90 frauds 10 South Carolina
could compare With those prac:iced 10 NaW
York, and is convinced that force, and that
alone, can mako southern people behave them.
selves. The Herald is not deceived oltco, bat
it has been sadly imposed upon il the instance
to which We refer. for According to the CORES
pondent's own acknowledgment he derived al!
tho inflammation u;,On which he essails even thc
character of the people of this State from
defeated condidascs or thir friends. The Herald
i5 good aod great newspaper. too powerful
to allow its Influence c be used in furthetlag
the selfish ADD ucpa.riotic aims OF those who
desire to retain control Of the trees ury, tv!n st
The cost OF divided country.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-25
Strike

NORFOLK, Va, Nov. IS "A strike Ct oyster
shuckers took place this morning. They have
been getting Is cents per gallon for the last two
years and demanded twenty cents which was
refused. Both parties are firm and general stag
notion of The oyster business ia very probable.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-25

D. u. DoiIlvan, Superintendent, Mailer :
Stalks, WasEi1gta1. d. &. vas cured OF
NAcuaia::sm OF the back, hip aai loot by kcl-
icI : njD2&p J.;0im4nt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-25

1. K 9. UAHAI.-Of.!arsh have been given at
i!arper's i'trry ior the immediate coUplctioa
o. t. l.;~.:c a.o;.a w.i! that has been commenced
there aioaa:!d2 81 Tic can@i Is purpose Is 10
h"rp IT., y7l;cG lrou) the river cut OF the canal.
S3lnc q! ;hc boitmea are now inaEiog thciI
l.3: :i;s, though S9G3e will coGt!1u. GGnrirg
a :oas 81 nav cation IS Kept open. The outlet
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-25

The memD crs oftho French expedition around
The world organized By The Societies dcs Voy.
ages OF Paris. arrived at New York 90 the
steamer Acap!cuo from Aspnwa|l to-day.