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Gfcurslons.

r Asst WEEK Of the WEST POINT and
- NEwBURG EXoURsI0Ns via Day Line steamers p
az NewDurg; due New.York return at $50 pm See
Albany and 1 roy Day Line advertisement.
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Eau 5tbools.

COLUMBIA COLLEGE LAW SCHOOL,
~ The twentyhrst annual term viii commence on Wsdnes
day October q continue until May 10, 1879 college
graduates admitted without examination Other appn'
examined for admission The course OF study Ocu
pies two years Tuition fees 500 annufn FOR Gaia
togues or information address THEODORE W DWIGHT
Warden school, Great Jones St, New York CITY
VALE Law SchOOl.-Regular course, 2 years; ;
Graduate course Or degree Of DELL years Fail term
opens sept 90 Address Prof. wAYLAND New-Hayen, CT
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HOUSEWORK.-BY a Scotch girl; is a good
cook laundress has good references is willing and
kind understands OF milk and making buter city
cnnnfrY. OIL al 300 Llh.aYe.. near lSthst.
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WANTED-A good canvasser, who, after
short experience with medical book. Will be compe-
manage state; will guarantee man who shows
give particulars Of business experience &c must DO
able give fIstolass references W. j. HOLLAND sprns>
field Mass
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Danrlna Academies

ALLEN DODWORTIIS School for Dancing,
n No Gsl FIFTH.AVENUE
Saturday morning class and Wednesday and Saturday AFTER
noon class commence October ~.
Monday Thursday afternoon class and evening class Tor
gentlemen commence October IL.
Friday afternoon class commence OCTOBER To-
For other information send for circular.
The New York herald., 1878-11-23
NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY NOVEMBER

oa G. Te & "a y ssasaeaM ] s. ss ). rs csy ,sS p fr
scan western mn mixed I sat.s At 'e SIZE
Thompson i, I'D i0s selves i PS ssss asss h. q az
per ~ 9 hsad u sac per ~ viii 3 % = head
H. b. with Soc ID % psr hsad weights 1s' So c~s - esa
s ss @ ! eg .ss A. y esSsY so city yases . cgsy ps,
9. est ~ for a Gillespie = iaes steers a. s4e per ~
&C. se per z S Weight. ew eS .sa.t tor =
!, SO s tss sssk'; brown sv, 3 on5
steers s per rs s.,,s Weight sa Y for
Ta asss ar$
~ ew cwt, seant; for Gilmore Is state steers
bulls live weight oa5 lbs per head al per H. OK
hssr M A. ew psr s S ysSs oio
at ss',s &C. at ps1 s s s Pr = ss y nsss sold
Z %sss sss psr iS-Ssishs; q ;~,; s.ssas
bead BE- % Z 3 head ss.s a. Sc md =
psssy Dss| y ga sinsr Gls
per lb With 5oc per head weight 81 ewt for T al
e N On 81 E'Sh
per s = 1sa % 81 ss. asas
sw. ~ ewt s obSnnsl sold for p Murphy 10 Isd
s,fSi Virginia ssss sc 81 on
Sd hsad for Sss " as Illinois .ssps at Ms'.
SC. per h., weights 64 cwt. a 81 cwt H.
Westheimer sold for T.. swope 80 Ohio steers
at Sc sac pcr lb with Soc per head head sold
ut Ssc b and 81 head 80 head sold sac
per bweghts, ~ ~ for j. H. Anderson %
Virginia steers ut Sc Sc lb with Soc head
II head, sold ut 9c bweights cwt. Sa cwt Z. j.
Pagan sold for Rankin Thompson 50 Ohio steers at &C.
per b. weight cwt strong Vogei Regensten sold for
Myer kogenstein 80 Illinois steers sisc. per lb
with VI on head weight IA cwt. NJ Goldschmdt sold
Tor SELF 10 Illinois steers, sac lb and III
head on ~ head, also including head at &C. h.
weights o cwt IN ewt both weights being strong H.
Roscnthal sold for W. Bumenhal so Indiana stecrsio
head At per To- - head at sac per h. Is head at s'sc
per lb-weights Bsi cwt cwt. H. Samuels sold fog n
Morris 81 Illinois steers at Sc h., weight 6sa
good. Sheep sold at - &C. u per lb Lambs ut
- s71s - a34 per cwt Ewes at sc. per b. Mixed
hocks at 4lac 47sc per lb Newton 4 Holmes sold
Ohio sheep weight ia lbs per head per ID. Dien
beck Dewey sold 800 Canada sheep lambs weight 81
lbs head. ut 4slc lb Davis Haenbeck sold 2
Colorado sheep weight SO lbs head 10; ia
Canada weight ll5 lbs. head. nc. per lb
l13 Canada sheep and lambs weight 9S lbs per head
4sc per b 13o state sheep and lambs weight sJat lbs
per head ut 4c per b l34 Canada lambs weight ~ lbs
strong per head at 4sc b 1876 Canada lambs weight
~ lbs per head at "a 9354 Kirby Co sold
state sheep and lambs weight 81 lbs head at
10 6l State sheep and lambs weight 10 lbs per head
~ 90 per cwt.
Mich Cows.-No sales reported.
tending npward quality and lean.
sold At 2s4c. &c b.; meal fed calves 4c per ID
ordinary quality vcals ut 6t4c. per lb.
HoGs.-Thcre were no live hogs sale
The New York herald., 1878-11-23
Government bonds were fairly active and firm, and
closed strong at the following quotations

The London advices report generally strong mar
ket for securities. Consols closed at 96x 96's
against 95X yesterday. the advance being attributed
to the payment Of the fishery award OF $5.5oo00 by
the United States Minister yesterday United States
bonds advanced q to X per cent to 10Ssl, for ves.
1868 for AIS and lOsss for 1s67s. There was no
change in ten forties. which sold at 1094 Erie was
steady ut 1914. The preferred advanced a. to 80;
Pennsylvania 4, to 33A and Union Pacific ~ to 6sa.
Illinois Central declined per cent to 77k. The Bank
of England gained f15oO0 bullion to-day balance.
The rate of discount in the open market for three
months bills is down to ~ per cent At Paris rentes
rose to 112f 55c.
State bonds at the Board very dull with sales
confined to Louisiana sevens consos, at II 76s4,
and Tennessee skies. old. at Blk.
In railroad bonds there an advance Of e in st.
Louis and San Francisco seconds class b. in Union
Pacific sinking funds u in Jersey Central adjustment
bonds and Il in Burlington and Quincy eights. Rock
Island skies Of 1917 and Northwestern consols There
a decline of q in Hannibal and st. Joseph eights.
convertbles x in Wabash frsts St. Louis division,
matured coupons y in New Jersey Central frsts.
consos assented. and y in Great Western seconds.
coupon.
The New York herald., 1878-11-23
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

d. G. Grswold Co.. wholesale dry goods dealers
in Boston. who failed last week. owe large amount
In New York city. and the following committee oi
creditors has been appointed to make examination
Of the assets and report basis Of settlement -
New York J. u. Chase, Of Porser Brothers. New York
James Tacott. Of New York; Heusel Calladay, VI
Heusel Calatay " Co., philadelphia John A. Bow
man. OF Ieavy, Foster a Bowman. Boston; A. u. Nor
rison Of A. ). Morrison Brother. Brlintrcc. Mass.
The liabilities amount to slgl 445 9J in addition to
assets are valued at s9sy65 % OF which $71 o. 10
stock.
Mr.. Charles p. Abbott. assignee OF Charles Knox
halter. has prepared rough statement showing that
the liabilities S25U,O0O and assets &100.0O0. The
decision IN the suit against Il. NJ Knox will make Z
difference of about $4,000 in the amount OF assets.
OF the liabilities $4,000 are for merchandise.
George W. Gumpert tailor, OF brooklyn, W. d.
made assignment yesterday, for the benefit Of his
creditors, to Edward A. Gumpert
The New York herald., 1878-11-23
THE SUB-TREASURY.

An order has been issued by Mr.. William A. Camp.
manager Of the New York Clearing House. announc-
ing that and after Monday next the Assistant
Treasurer of the United States at New York will
ing House, authorized by resolution passed at .
meeting OF the Clearing House Association held on
November II. Endorsements of checks or drafts ON
him will be governed by the rules and regulations
now in force when presented ut the counter VI the
United States Treasury that is he will require tho
written Endorsement Of an officer of the bank sending
them. and the rules, heretofore will govern
~ to powers of attorney. 81
The Clearing House number of the Sub Treasury
vii ho snyc ty-hx
The New York herald., 1878-11-23
EUROPEAN MARKETS.
COMM ERCTAL.

LONDON Nov 224PM
Refined petroleum. sid. Sad. per gallon Spirits of
turpentine 22s Sd y 22s cd. per ewt.
LIVERPOOL Nov. PA r. NJ.
Cotton-The sales Of tho day included bales Amer
can Fuures-uplands, low mddinr clause November de-
livery 51332d Trade Reportrhe market yarns and
fabrics at Manchester Is easier.
LvsRpooL Nov -. 1873.
The Weekly crcnlar Of the Liverpool Cotton brokers As
sociaon in it's review OF the cotton trade Cotton
has been fair demand throughout the week
been generally dull except for long which
advanced For American the demand fair quota
tions reduced led I'D except for ordinary grades
which are unchanged sea Island was in improved de
mand Medium grades Of Florida are rather dearer and
the supply IL small In futures the business WAS limited
An advance Of LIED s.32d was obtained last Fridav
The New York herald., 1878-11-23
BOARD OF APPORTIONMENT.

At meeting OF the Board of Estimate and AppoR.
tionmcnt yesterday afternoon resolution waA
adopted authorizing the Comptroller 20 issue $l000
of Croton water main stock IN pursuance OF requ1'
sition received from the Department. OF Public
Works. The Board then transferred an unoxpendsi
balance OF $4,000 to the Department of Public Works
for the purpose of repairing the aqueduct. and ono
OF s6.dss 50 to the Police Department for suppius
after which aliournment wsa tAksn- ~
The New York herald., 1878-11-23

Wheat was quiet but firm The sales .dncluding $500
bushels for future delivery 22a bushels at ~
for amber Michigan ~ o,a Usis for ungraded do,
white 81 ioia Tor white state III UI for ungraded
white, zoe for No spring s'c Tor unsraded spring aud
delivery Tho following the bid and asked prices
tho second No red winter for November Il t
bid, 81 90 asked; do. December, y us,s bid
" 10 asked do January ~ us,a pa, " geA asked
lows November steamer a0c bid, 4as.c asked do. No
s8i,c bid 4js.c asked December steamer, 45t.c bid
4dhc asked; do No. = 47c bid, ave. asked; January
steamer 451,c bid, 4e1c asked, do No. 45c bid, 4shc
The New York herald., 1878-11-23

Stained :-iood ordinary, 7sc; strict good ordinary
slsc low mddling s'se midding ee For future dsIiv
November, 100 bales at s25c, I'D December 100
9a2c 100 at gs.c January 400 at ALE, 200 at n4ac
February loo at 062c 500 at o53c 400 at e54c 600 At
9b5c. S0o 957c March, 200 at 064c., a65c
loo a. ssie june. 90 At sc Total s 400 bass p To
day up to two T, M-Noyember, Do at oa2c Decem
100 9se 3o ut ys4c January, lonat a4sc., l,u At
ode, 40 ut 945c aU ut 9t6c., 1900 at 9t7c. 6D
~" y" .s q JAZZ. a4.e $ % az fsSsusrs at stT 5
9He 2UD at 95Dc., 80 ut a6Oc. 800 at o59c aDo
AZ 40, eSss p 9 :. sSss % :, at :, ssss March s, @ ,3 a.
psSe, looo 1855 600 u eslc, 400 .. ssie 800
900 at 0s7c. 800 Ye5c. june 100 at iOo4c.,
loose Total, 25dDo bales Grand total, 4Odoo bales
bales; New Orleans, II gs5; Mobile, 8i22; Savannah
a,9s5 Charleston tsi wmington sFs; Norfolk, 25a7
asphis, ia Total 70. 40 bales THIS day last week,
o bales This day last year 70 79a bales Total since
s srsssss fGses @
ac To Hamburg. by stcsm, Sc compressed To Bremen
By steam e ss%prrssssa r By sal. he To Liverpool by
ruled steady at 4!c 4sc for prime live geese
FIsn.-Tbe market for goldfish rcmainsd dull and nm
Georges and s. Is - Grand Bank Mackersi were
steady prices and sacs Of about COOL
shn sps ssnes or No. and - 7s q g Tor Ne Box S
herring rcancd steady at 2ie for sealed and 2c for No
Portland shore herring wsse quoted ~ ~ Is ~ 50 and
FLoua AND GnAIs.-Rcceipts IL $50 bbs wheat
M bushels do ss. .aa e i.ssg sGsg
es $50 do barley malt a. 1913 do Flour was steady the
IA BOD bbls, witha the annexed range. Rye -four
steady with sales Of bbls Corn meal quiet with
sales u $40 bbs within tho fairly active and
1906 bushels feurrowed State sold sase. aooo
Y4c In store. Harley malt quiet We quote -
The New York herald., 1878-11-23
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKETS.
Fn,p.y. Nov. ~. 1879

BEEvEsTrade fair this forenoon at sac. che
per lb weights 5s cwt g sales effected %
% lbs net, with allowance Of 81 lbs for top
Quality 10 fair with good top Az siSticth
yards r. O. Eastman sold fer self SO Missouri
7s4c lb weight ga ewt 30 Missouri steers at sac
b, weight ewt H Missouri steers NJ s,sc per lp
weight "a cwt 12S kentucky por b. weight
81 .. Kahn sold Kahn Co li5 kentucky steers
The New York herald., 1878-11-23
BRAZIL COFFEE MARKET.

RIO JANRINO Nov. 20, 1873.
Coffee quiet, with downward tendency Rio, good
frss 800 $3.50 res 10 kilos Average daily
ceips IL 300 Shipments the weekTo the Channel
and North Of Europe 1900 bags; to the United States,
$4,000 do tho Mediterranean 1000 do Sales Of ths
wcekFor the Channel and North Of Europe 23ooO bags;
for the United ~ do for the Mediterranean,
1000 do Stock Rio Janero, $4,000 bags Exchange
London, 23ss Frcghts per sail for the Channel 35s
SANTOS, Nov. 20, 1873
Coffee quiet, with downward tendency superior, 400
res 800 reis per kilo daily receipts 40
bags Shipments Of the week all countries, 300 bags;
the Channel Europe and the Mediterranean 1900 bags
Sales for the week-For Europe 1900 bags; Tor tha
United States, 1000 bags Stock. $500 bags.
The New York herald., 1878-11-23
The closing quotations at three P. NJ. were :

Tho total sales Of stocks at the Board to-day aggre
gated l27 roo shares. which distributed fol-
lows:-wcstern Union Telegraph. $3.50; Pacific Mail
900; Erie. 2900; Lake Shore. 1850; Illinois Central
2690; Northwestern, 23.3o0; Northwestern preferred
27o6; Now Jersey Central 440; Rock Island, 4lO st.
Paul 7620; 81. Paul preferred. 400; Wabash. 5570;
ohios. COO; Lackawanna. 2i.779; Morris and Essex.
6l0, Hannibal and st. Joseph $50; Hannibal and st.
Joseph preferred. TOO; Delaware and Hudson. l4ao;
Michigan Central, 800.
The money market was easy to-day and call loans
we're made at per cent and ut the close at 2h a3
per cent. The following the rates of exchange
ON New York ut tho aforementioned cities to-day
Savannah. buying ut par. selling at y u premium;
Charleston easy. lie discount lie y premium;
New Orleans, commercial. 316. bank. y; st. Louis.
bOc premium; Chicago. par, and Boston, acc. pre-
MUM. Foreign exchange firm and rates were
sdvanced to As2k for bankers long aud 4s7 for do
mand sterling. Actual business was at concessions.
Gold Was steady all day at 1905. The carrying
rates were at to per cent and tho borrowing rates
u to per cont.
The New York herald., 1878-11-23

Included In tho above $50 baos Delivered
contract 200 bales yesterday Current prices spot
cotton the following quotations based American
standard of classification and cotton In store running
In quality than half grade above below the
The New York herald., 1878-11-23
COTTON RECEIPTS.

wing were the net receipts Of cotton at the below
ports from September |, 1875, 70 date, inelusives
The New York herald., 1878-11-23


LIVERPOOL. Nov. 3D. 1873.
A leading grain circular - There is quotsble
change in the wheat markets The supplies from
small and the forvign rather diminishing On the
whole trade Is becoming rmer On tho since Tuesday
steady for wheat and the full
of that The market this morning fairly
and millers have taken wheat good extent,
Id white Id 10 I'd advance Flour IL steady
prices quoted Corn brings the quoted
in last weeks circular"
LONDON Nov. 22-6P.M.
Refined petroleum, sssd. por gallon.
LIyERPooL. Nov. -, 1879.
Pork-Prime mess, Eastern, dull at Jus.; prime mesa
Western dull at 44s Bacon-Cumberland cut dull NJ $40
short rib dull 32s long clear dull at 27s short clear
dull at . Hamsong dull at fis sd shoulders dull
NJ 23s BeefIndia dull Al 7os oxra trmer at
S2s. prime mess, market bare. Lard-Prime Westorn
dull at 33s. Tallow--Prim city steady NJ 37s.:
turpentineSprts steady, 22s. Rossn-Common dull Is
sd fine dull, los Cheese-American choice dull. AIS.
Lard o-Dul 2Ss. Flonr-Extra State dull 24s I'D.
Whea-sprne No market bare; spring No =. crop,
steady Sd winter Western steady IS lud winter
Southern, steady IS Corn-MiNed soft. dull,
2as sd mixed prime old, dull 24s I'D. Cottonseed oil
Yellow AmeIlcan dull, 2as sd, Rosin--Common London,
steady 5s Turpentine-spirits, London, steady rs.
FINANCIAL.
LONDON Nov. 22- Pm.
Tho amount Of bullion into the Bank Of England
balance to-day is f15,OOo
United States bonds, dves l0ss Erie preferred n
Paris advices quote five l2f 62c for tha
account.
PARIS. Nov. ~ 1879.
Exchange London, psf 27c for cheques.
The New York herald., 1878-11-23
BEFORE CALI,-l2,3O p. N
5000 stI.4s F2d 81 B..
SECOND BOARD--1 z.

siouoo vse 1881. 1851 $4,000 US 4hs 1851 ioa4
iuSu 5's Q, 1881. iUo $3.50 5s i0<0,e be iU71s
The New York herald., 1878-11-23

morning but mostly lost during the day The market
has since gradually weakened closing l2d below last
Thursdays prices.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-06-07
MARENE NEWS.

PQRT EADg, June 6. 0. nn.-Wtnd north .
| hDrtheast Weather hazy and warm w
81 arrived British steamship IthurfeI Mt 71.1E
tp13 b. r., Qulne master IL days from LiveruonI
Ga' a. d. AD'iD"S' general cargo to A K Miller &
Steamship Margaret al ga. M, Baker master
Roberts. - "
No ,wegi9n bark I.nfra, sorentzeu master. er
days from Liverpool, with salt to master.
American schooner 4. Denike. Jones master
% days from New York, with general cargo fo
Norton h Bell ~
American schooner Wavecrest Wlnchinbact,
master, 70 days from Port La Brea Trinidad
with cargo crude asphalt 10 master.
Mexican brig jose Fr, Leyva Basso master.
den. ~
:, Sailed Steamship Lone Star and bark Jose
Ferrer. "
The, ship Marie Frederlke is on the bar.
bound out. '
BoUrTwEsT PASS. june 6. .. m.-Barometess
20 IS. Weather calm, hazy and hot
Arrived: British ship POrtaw. Apderson
master, 81 days from Liverpool, in ballast, 10
master for orders.
No depaTfUr 8.
NEW YORK, June G-8afIed: Celtic for liver
pool: Lenseng, for Hamburg; State Of Georgia
and scotia, for Glasgow Msrrat0r, for Antwerp
Arrived: Hchiedan, from Rotterdam: Eliza,
from Glasgow.
BOSTON, June 6.-ArriVed: Siberia and Min
nesota, from Liverpool.
PHILADELPHIA, June G.-Sailed: Illinois, for
Liverpool AN~
ANTWERP June 6.-Arrived: NederIsnd. from
Phtlafelphia; Java, from New York
bLASGOW, June G,-ArriYed: California from
New York
HULL June 6.-SajIed: ayren for New York.
LIVEEP(oT, June G.-Sailed: Pennsylvania for
Phil4drID Dhia. Arrived Nova Sc0tian rom Ral-
timore. Tberian from Boston.
SOUTHAMPTON, June G-Arrived: HohenxoI-
lern fl ON New York for Bremen.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-06-07
Jerome Park RacPA

JEROME PARK, n. y, June G.-This was the
third day of the spring meeting of the Amer
lean Jockey Club. Weather all that could be
desired. Attendance large, and track in fine
condition.
The first race, half a mile dash for two year
Olds with seven starters, was won by Nina
Idler second Lillian third. Time, 50f..
The second event was the ladies' stakes
for three year Olds, one mile and a half with
Balance-all second, Lloyds entry third time
not given.
The third contest was the Jockey Club
handicap sweepstakes two miles, in which
there were seven starters. NirginiuS won,
Bushwacker second, St James third. Time
3:41.
The fourth and last race was mile heats, with
three starters. Won by Frederick the Great.
Time AS, 54.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-06-07
THE WOMEN's HOTEL.
The COOper.UniOn Meeting and Judge
Hilton.

new YORK, June 6-The proceedings Of the
wOmen8 indignation meeting at Cooper
Union on Tuesday evening have evoked a
good deal Of comment throughout the city,
As a rule the female sex applaud cOndemna-
tory resolutions made on the occasion,
but sensible business men and men Of the
world regard the eruption Of feminine wrath
as unCalled for and nOnSensical.
At the meeting alluded TO there was an i'm
pOrtaut omission, and one that has not e9-
capped public notice. This consisted in the
failure to read that letter which Mrs Dr.
LaSier on Tuesday last told a reporter the
late Mr.. Stewart had written to young lady
connected with the Cooper Union School Of
Design, and which would be read at the
mass meeting. In this letter it was asserted
by the authority mentioned above, Mr. Stew
art gave q number Of details in connection
with the structure then designed as home
for working women. and among other things
that the price Of board there for the class Of
parsons named was to be only So or 81 Der
week not over St at the outside.
Judge Hilton denies the allegation, and
says that it is all bOsh; not a word Of truth
III the assertion, there is no such letter in pX-
istence. "If these women had such letter,
too glad to read and publish it Z I wonder at
the newspapers giving such an amount Of
publicity to the vile ISLANDERS Of these female
creatures, some OfwhOm would not be allowed
to enter the door Of any respectable house.
Such talk as they INDUCED in is all nonsense.
SieWaTtS intention has been carried out to
the letter by Mrs. Stewart and NE. He never
intended that women should sit at these tables
who were earning less than the servants who
waited upon them. He never designed when
he planned that magnificently finished build
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-06-07
Hendricks balancing. while hc Waits for
Results.

INDGANAPOLIS. juno 6.-GOv Hendricks
says: ! have regarded tho presidential nIcs.
ti0n as settled, and have not been in favor of
any investigation or other proceedings with n
view to disturbing it. | have SO Frequently
expressed myself thus that felt reluctant to
say anything further on the subject.
The investigation now going ON in p0ttpr's
committed has become q very important one.
think it should be prosecuted until the par
ties connected with the fraud and crime shall
be asCGrtntned and exposed, but not with any
view Of disturbing Mr., Hayes in the office
which he holds. OF course, however, ! do not
think Hayes and Wheeler were elected.
think both the popular and electoral vote
were cast against them. Indeed don't think
there are many people that do but the two
houses Of Congress COnCurred in placing them
IN Oi1tCe, and know Of no higher authority
to appeal to from that d0Cision
'Ihc present investigation, though now
appears likely to develop facts hitherto with
heId, ana to show who are guilty; especially
docs this seem desirable since the confessions
OF some or the guilty instruments have Dpen
made public. | do not think, however, that
the President can be removed, oven bv i'm
peaChment for anything connected with the
conduct OF the Returning Board, unless it
should appear that offices of the government
were used to reward those who had COM
mtttcd crimes, and ] do not now. unless IL
should appear that after the Inauguration
parties received Offices who were connected
with the fraudulent business before the in
auguration, with assurances Of advantage
thGrofrOm."
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-06-07
THE WOUNDED EMPEROR.
THE SOCIALISTS NOT CONNECTED
WITH TIE ATTEMPTED As sAs-
SlNATtON,
which Is Charged Upon the Enemies of
Russia, Who Would Lose a Friend
hV H1S UPath

NEW YORK, June IA statement of a
startling nature has been made by Mr..
Jonas, managing editor of the FOtks ZeitUog,
which seems to relieve the SOcaliStic party
Of all responsibility for the last attempt to
assasSlnate the German emperor SO far
from having any connection with the social
iStic party, the mans history seems to point
to a connection of a not very honorable char
artpr with the governments OF Prussia and
France 1t is well known that during the
reign OF Napoleon III efforts were mad4 tU
secure the services Of clever foreigners r"sid-
ing in the French capital to act as m,Ouchards
or secret police agents to watch and report
on the dOlngs and sayings Of all classes Of
people.
The German government on its side was by
no means scrupulOus iii its use Of persons Of
similar character and many Of these agents
did not fail to turn the lessons Of treaChery
and violence they were taught by their EN-
plOyers to their own profit.
Jonas says that Modelling comes Of
wealthy family, which p0ssps9es considerable
estates near Bernhraun. There is, however,
faint Of hereditary madness in the family.
N0beling'S father committed suicide some
years ago by shooting himself through the
head. The real secret Of the alleged wonder
ful firmness of the dying murderer is the fact
that he has no atfiIiatiCn with the Socialists,
and therefore cannot betray them.
The fact is, the only persons who would be