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The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-28
AUSTRIA.
AtAttefnpt to Assassinate Count Antlrass,
Mnh q PartY of MNtablea.

LONDON, Nov. ga dispatch from Vienna
says Last night during the entertainment
given at TIA Palace, in Pesth, in honor o1
Count Andrassy, Il dynamite bomb was
thrown OF the palace with the apparent inten
tion of having it jail in the grand saloon
which WAS at the moment filled with the nota,
bIities of the place, Happily the aim Of the
miscreant who threw the bomb was inHcCu-
rate, or his strength was deficient. The bomf
fell outside the palace. 1t exploded with q
terrific noise, but did no damage beyond
breaking the windows Of the palace by con,
cussion. No clue to tho woul,i-be murderer
has been discovered, but the police say that
probably he belongs to the Widespread banC
of secret and oatt-bound conspirntorS, whost
agents have recently operated in Berlin
Madrid and Naples.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-28
NO War On the NORTH,
Memphis Appeal

The South has no war upon the North
proposes no aggressioDs. 1t IS only solid in
It's own defense. he triumph Of the Repub-
lcan party means political death for the
Southern people, and hence they are fighting
or life itself When the South was solidiy
Republican her people were under the rule Of
the negroes led by political adventurers,
whose rule made the South a pandemonium.
Under Democratic rule the South is tran
quilted, looking to the restoration Of her ma
teral prosperity. She has no idea Of repu-
dating the intellect and the wealth Of the
South and restoring the rule Of the ignorant
blacks and political adventurars, who for
merly ruled and ruined, for the sole purpose
of showing to the North that she has ceased
to vote solid for her friends and become rec
OncjIed to her enemies.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-28
Enquiries at the New York NHoes-Anxie-
ty of Friends Ni the a'asseHseFs-The
Reported safety ut Capt. hCEEWenzen


Reported safety 1s Gapts hCaWehzeH
DEscredited.
New YORK, Nov. 27.-The Offices of the
Hamburg American Packet Company were
allied with callers this morning, and the
attaches were piled with ques ions in relation
to the names OF the saved and missing. Nu-
merous letters and kilograms from Different
for friends and relatives who sailed in tho
Pomerania received prompt response.
Up to q late hour this afternoon no further
Information had been received by the agents.
Mr. Kemkhardt said that he had sent by ceble
this morning for oil the information with re-
gard to the saved which could be obtained,
and from the fact that he had received no re-
ply, it was his opinion that nothing new could
be learned on the other side. He had been in-
formed that many Of the passengers had scat
tered before their names had been asCertained,
and in consequence it will require some time
to collect the information required.
telegram received at Lioyds from Mas
silus, Holland, announcing that Capt Schwen-
zen had arrived at that port in the steamship
City of Amsterdam, is not generally believed
to be true by the officers Of the company, AL
though they hope it may prove to be 50. The
agent said he had received no news directly
cOrrOborating the story, and furthermore, his
impression was il the captain had been saved
he would have teIographed at once upon
reachng shore.
There is no longer any doubt that the
Iuckic family has been lost. Confirmation
OF this was received this morning by a gen
Gleman in Wall street, which stated that the
entire family had been lost by the swampng
of the first boat, which it WAS attempted to
launch, and which unfortunately hung, stern
uppermost, by one Of the davt ropes, drop
ping it's passengers into the sea.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-28
RUSSELL, OF NORTH CAROLINA,
The Congress man over Whose Eli ctiOu
The Radicals Eragged.
tWiImin gton Btar.l


In his speech Judge Russell declared that
when he took his seat in Congress he would
stand upon the platform Of the Greenback
party, and that he would not act with either
Of the old parties but with the members Of
that body elected by the Greenbackers, who,
be believed, would hold the balance Of power,
The general tone Of his speech was decidedly
Republican il not pro-Democratic, and
the RAIDS were consequently bitter In their
denuncations Of the speaker and his speech.
His declarations in favor Of the payment Of
all Southern claims, whether the claimants
were loyal to the Union Or not, and the pen
diers of the late war, each Of whom, he de-
clared, fought for their country, we're the
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-28
IT'A LIZ
The Hnterna t1Onalist Conspiracy for the
Extinction of acknowledgements af
The Demonstration aC yesHt-Arresfs
of Enterna atannaIIsfa at XarInms EALnts.

of EnternataonaIisss at Various Paints
ROME. Nov. 27-An unofficial account states
that the discoveries that have been made by
police agents entrusted with the task Of
traciug to its sources the international con-
suracy for the assassination Of the kings OF
Europe will probably soon be publSh"d II
is understood that the discoveries are fulland
complete, and show the cxistence OF WIde-
spread combination for this purpose. The
revolutionary propaganda in Italy has been
mainly carried on through the agency Of this
association, and men In high position are be-
lieved to be members Of it.
Jess. ut which Il great demonstration in
| favor OF the overturn OF the monarchy and the
establishment Of q republic took place yester-
day, is an Episcopal city, and one OF tho most
important towns in tho province OF Ancona.
| The manufacture Of woolen and silk goods
| is largely carried on in Jessl, and the republi-
can demonstration was made chiefly by the
worIxmen of the place. although shopkeepers,
artists and some landed proprletors joined
| in it.
| Search for the suspected Internationalist
conspirators at Naples, Florence, Rome, An
| coma and elsewhere has been very successful,
and not only many arrests have been made,
but the printed and written documents seized
are of the most important and interesting
character.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-28
GREAT BRITAIN.
The Cotton Operatives strike at Oldham
Reports Exaggerated.

LONDON, Nov. 27.-The reports concerning
the strike of the cotton operatives at Oldham
were exaggerated. The operatives We're at
first naturally unwilling to accept production
: ;r.wagpg. which the employees bad proposed,
but the latter were very firm, and showed
the men the absolute necessity, Of reduction
If the mills we're to go on at all. The ques-
ton was whether the masters and men should
consent to mutual sacrifices, which would en-
able the empiovers to pay wages that would
enable the work people to buy bread, or
whether the mills should close and the Work
people be thrown upon charity or the slight
The situation, and to-day considerable num-
ber accepted the proposed reduction and re-
sumed work. Many, if not all Of the others,
will It'll believed, follow their example.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-28

IC6ntraI teOTg1A W6BKTyJ
Hon. George H. PendletOn thinks the Demo-
cratic party is stronger to-day than ever, and
that it will elect the next President Of the
United States. The question, dear George,
that most interests the Southern people Is,
will our nominee be seated-if elected? Let
the West nominate man with q stiff back
bore, and he can count from taW every time
on the vote Of Il "solid South" We will eject
him l. you will seat him.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-28
The soutT. Ceroptna legislature.

COLUMBIA, Nov. .26.-The Legislature Of
South Carolina met In regular session to-day.
President pro tenn, and Farrow, clerk. The
House elected Sheppard Speaker, and Sloan
clerk. Hastings Gault, colored Of Beaufort,
was protested against for having accepted q
bribe as member Of q former house. Acting
Gov. Simpson sent In o brief message, relating
wholly to lOcal tOnics.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-28
Ranuuet to Gen. McCOrmlck-Ths Dis
ffnEuIsfseH Guests.

PARIS Nov. 27.-A grand banquet was given
last evening to Commissioner General Nc
Cortnick. Gen. Noyes presided and 100 per-
sons we're present, including Messrs Dretze-
monin, Berger, Crantz and several of the
authorities of the Exposition. Among the
distinguished Americans present We're ex-
Cows Fenton and Bullock and Consul Gene
raj Falrchild. Several excellent speeches
were made. The friendly relations between
the United States and the French Republic
were touched upon with particular warmth.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-28

NEW YORK, Nov. 27.-Mesars. Kunhardt IL
Co, agents in this city of tho steamer Polne-
rania, announce that they have Just received
from their agents at Cherbourg the following
list of passengers by the POmerania who
landed at that port Monday:
Cabin passengcrs-Mrs. DcFreyere and
family (six persons), Washington, Mr. T. A..
IL. Amstein and family dive -personsl, San
Francisco; L, i. Schwartz and Otto korne-
mann, New York.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-28
AF44H HANISTAN.
Official Advf ees from the British Vice.
s.ax-Es,e a Esaan ReyeEsos EnnflEmea.

LONDON, No '. 2E,-The Viceroy of India
tecgraphs that Dal2i was occupied by the
British on the t, v,enty@third. Chief Lallpora
came in and pa u his respects. Supplies are
coming in from 81 parts: The head men {. oz
the village and th hnNrd OF the khly,ber as
trcts have offered thnlr services, villages Id
the yellalabad dis Niet have refused to pay
revenue since the light Of the Ameer's mus
ter Of the horse; the latter and Gen Ghulam
escanei bv the Cboor, . Pass, The Khyberees
plundered the fugiti1 vs only one regiment
eScaned intact.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-28
A Mathematical Problem
Washington Post.l

Mr. Emory Storrs says: "It is ordained
that we shall possess this continent We
don't want to PROFOUND a conundrum, but Il
it costs St 900 to catch fish off the coast OF
Newfoundland, what would be the cost Of q
fee simple title to the Dominion and the Re-
public Of Mexico?
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-28

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 26.-Nothing is
known at the Central Pacific Railroad Com
pany's headquarters of the reported consoll-
dation of the Union and Central Pacific Rail-
roads. under the presidency of Sidney Dillon
It is reported the story has been gotten up in
the interest Of spectators in railroad stock
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-28
The Advance into tn KHsTrum Valley
NAaere lhe Afghans VI vsAl "a q he q 81 ana.

Lovnov Nov. 27.-A di YtYatoh from LahOre
says: Cen. Roberts has en- tered the Kuhrrum
valley. The inhabitants q sa'1ly welcomed 2 the
British troops. The garri son at huhtEum 4. n IN
have fled to Peirvar at the eNg5eHiIy " Cile
It is expected that the Afghans VIII at PeirEar "a
offer resistance to q further ad7ahce OF t1ae
British
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-28
The Country would Thank Her.
fDOston TRANSCRIPT

The country would thank Illinois II she
would send Gen. Grant to the Senate. not only
because Gen Grant is eminently man for
counsel among the seniors Of the upper cham
Der, but also because his election would shelve
either Logan or that other smiter of his
mother tongue, Dick Oglesby, types of windy
washy orators that ought to be left, with
Voorhees, and Ewing, to the exclusive posses
sion of the Democratic -Greenback party.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-28
Rather TOO Previous.

CHICAGO, Nov. 2G.-Publication was made
to day Of a statement from ex Secretary Lott
A. Morrill, denying the reports that he was in
dicted by 8 Chicago grand jury for compllGlty y
nation Is at hand that the jury never had his
Indictment under consideration.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-28
FRANCE
PROMINENT Russians mt Nice

PARIS, Nov. 27-A dispatch from Berlin
saws: Gen. Gourko has arrived at Nice. Gen.
Jgnatleff has already been winterihg there.
It Is said that nothing of a hostile nature Is
intended by Russia In the movements OF these
two Eeneralst
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-28
The American Pharmaceutical AsBD'
C1MEf9n.

ATLANTA, Nov. 26.-The American Pharrna-
ceutical Association met here to-day with q
full attendance. Mayor N. l.. Angler deliv-
cred an address of welcome. which. was re-
sponded to by Mr.. Sanders, Of Canada, presl-
dent Of the association.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-28
Grant, Blaine aah CDnkling.

It Is not probable that Grant will be elected
Senator from Illinois, as suggested in one Of
the dispatches. IT he should be, the three
men who are now in the public mind as the
circle from which the next President will be
chosen would all be In the Senate together.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-28
NEW ORLEANS THURSDAY, NOVEMBER %,

| weakest kind of political clap-traps and as
ridiculous and impossible of accomplishment
as they were transparent and insecure.
The most disappointed men in this city to-
day are the Republicans who voted for Rus
sell
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-28
CANT. EFESWGaXpRla

LONDON Nov, GA telegram has been re-
.eeived at Lloyd's from MAas5iias, Holland
announcing thai the steamer City OF Amster-
dam has arrived there with the captain OF the
POmerania on board
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-28

mittee charged with the investigation Of the
fraudulent practices of the last presidential
election, commonly known as the Potter COM
mittee, to examine into the cipher dispatches
which, It Is alleged, were sent and received by
certain Democrats in New York, Columbia
ard Tallahassee,
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-28

snnken steamer Pomerania. The Board CT
Trade will hold an inquiry into the cause Oh
the disaster, -
Another great strike has taken place ID
Lancashire. Twelve mills have been closed )
twelve thousand men are idle. 1t is calGu-
lated that with the assistance OF the trades
union the strike will last ten weeks.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-28
The Grnss cut of the sierra Nevada.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov 2G.-Virgina City
dispatches represent that to-day the whole
face Of the cross cut Of the 1900 feet level Of
the Sierra Nevada is in porphyry, with the
exception Of q small streak Of ore near the
ton
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-28
The. Occupation Of Khyber Pass a Nzenac.
to Russia

LONDON, Nov. 28.-It Is stated that Gen.
Knul mann has forwarded to the Gar q nefs
oranr 'um pointing out that the occupation Of
tho K, hyber Pass by the British troops would
menac Q the security Of the Tur<istan from
tiers md that Russia will seek guarantees
for such seg1rity.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-28
Not Much Scared.
ICCurier- Journ all

"The solid South is badly scared" says the
New York Tribune. You are mistaken; the
solid South cannot be scared by the rustic Of
the ragged rutfles Of a resurrected bloody
chirt
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-28
a Proper T0ve-The eiphers To BE EnFes"
EIgafAl.

WASHINGTON, Nov. IA Washington spe~
cial says: There is good authority for the
the opening Of the session Mr.. Springer will
offer resolution directing the special COM
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-28
DELINQUENT STATE LICENSES WILL BE
SUED FOR IN UGCEMBER.

The CIearfield R9EubIican, which Is Printed
at the home Of two or three eminent Demo
Gratis, has picked out its presidential candi-
dates for next time. It is UNANIMOUS In the
opinion that Thurman and Wallace would
make an InVincibIc combi,eatiOn.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-28
Should be Encouraged.

fSt. Louis Globe Democrat, ReDl
Bob ToOmbs Is whooping up the solid Sonth
Such men should be encouraged by good Re
publicans,
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-28
TURK EY.

Grant TO ne Proposed for the Bulgarian
ThrHne.
LONDON Nov. 28.-The Standnrds Philip
polls CORES ,pondent telegraphs on the highest
authority, but attaches no Importance to the
report that Cen. Grant has been proposed for
tho Bulgaria m throne.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-28
RUSSIA.

THE Afghan War Waseh Against Russia.
LONDON, Nov 28-Tho st. Petersburg Ga
se tie says the Afghan war is really Waged
40 njuSt Russia.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-28

LONDON, Nov, 28.-A Vienna dispatch says
1t is rnmored that Count Andrassy Intends to
resign.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-28
IRELAND.
Honors to BufFerin-A Compliment I'D t"e
United states fFsm that Statesman

LONDON, Nov. 27-A special dispatch from
Belfast gives a summary Of the speech yes
That City, at brilliant banquet offered d 1,a hIm
by his fellow subjects Of all opinions IN pllott
warmly wal of the country over which he lately,
ruled and expressed the highest respect ana
esteem for the people of the United States.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-28
Those COMPOUNDED Nationals.
detroit Free Press, r

iDetr0it Free Press, Dem]
Mr.. Hendricks, in reviewing the recent
elections, said that the Nationals were party
without record and without future.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-28

STATE TAXES, TWO;PER GENT PENALTY
DECEMBER l.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-28
MISCELLANEOUS.

GEasins OF the Exchanges In New York
New YORK, Nov. 27-To-morroW lthanks-
givingl, being legal holiday, the ,axGhanges Ssj
will be closed; consequently there WIZ oe no
markets,
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-28
Tine P0merania 10 he Rafsed-AnOtheF
Great AtrEke I'm Lancashire.

LONDON, Nov. 27-It ID announced that an
attempt will be made shortly to raise the
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-28

was appointed chief supervisor for Now
York. The result was apparent in the whole
sale terrorism by which New York, naturally
Democratic by 10000, was made to give Grant
q majority Of over $4,000 in the election oi
1872. Since tbnt time the law has been put in
operation with greater or less malignlty in oil
the chief cities Of the North, and, since the
withdrawal Of the troops from the South, has
been made to do duty there IS substitute
When
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1878-02-14
THE WEST.

THE Iowa legislature, on the 1lth
inst, adopted resolutions in favor of a
gradual resumption of specie payments.
A BILL passed the Ohio legislature, on
the 11th, providing the proprietors of hotels
and boarding houses shall furnish suitable
fre-eScapes.
ONE hundred and fifty teams with
general merchandise were sent out to the
Black Hills from Bismarck for the week
ending February 9th.
IL the case of the Law vs.. the People,
at Chicago, the Supreme Court has decided
that the city certificates of Indebtedness is
sued under the Colvin administration are
illegal and void.
The Wyandotte, Mich, rolling mills
company have been adjudicated bankrupts
in the United States District Court, Kernine
X. Moore has been appointed provisional
assignee.
A PARTY of 80 Russian Mennonites
and several parties from Illinois and Penn
sylvania have taken up land on the Kansas
Pacific railway, in Kansas.
THERE is much uneasiness at San
Francisco over the delay of vessels on the
Pacific.
THE San Francisco Chamber of Com
merce, at its meeting on the 9th inst, passed
resolutions against the reconciliation of
silver, and in favor OF the resumption of
specie payments.
THE heavy rains in California have
| raised the water in the Sacramento river to
! about twenty-five feet above low water
mark. On the 9TH inst. the levee broke.
about mile and a half above the city, and
the water flooded the low country.
The Home Stake mining company of
San Francisco, have purchased the Grant
mine, near Lead City, Colorado, for S250, 900.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1878-02-14
lHE EAST.

WM. WELSH, brother of the American
minister TO the court of St. James, fell dead
of heart disease on the 18th, at Philadel-
phia. He was president of Grard College,
and served as Indian commissioner, and his
name is familiar in connection with the
Indian controversy which was carried on
under the administration of President
Grant.
THE Haydenville Savings Bank, of
Northampton, Mass, has suspended pay
ments on call TO depositors, requiring thirty
days notice. \ heavy run was caused by
the announcement of the failure of the pres
ident of the bank, Joel Hayden.
a BILL has been introduced in the
New York assembly making the use of Ian
guage to any assemblage of people number
ing % or more, which is intended to incite
riot or criminal violence against person or
property, felony punishable by imprison-
ment IN state prison or county jail, not ex-
ceeding two years, or by fine not exceeding
$1,000, or by both.
CARDINAL MCCLOsKEY left in the
steamship City Of New York, on the 9th
inst, bound for Rome, TO take part in the
election of a successor to Pope Plus TX.
The spice house of c. J. Fell & Bros,
Philadelphia, has suspended Liabilities
heavy.
WM. G. BINNEY, a prominent resident
of Amesbury, Mass, is missing, and his
name is mentioned in connection with :" ir-
regularities in managing funds entrusted
to his charge.
THOMAS kELso has begun a suit in
the supreme court of New York, against
Receiver Best, of the National Trust Com
pany, to compel him to restore lot of
bonds, which he accuses him of having OBJ
tained possession of under false pretenses.
AN Albany, n. Y, dispatch of the 9Th
inst, says: The canal tolls sheet OF 1877
with the addition of making flour. leached
ashes and petrolem free, was adopted by the
House.
ABOUT 125 survivors of the wreck of
the Metropolis arrived at Philadelphia from
Norfolk on the 9Th inst. The majority will
sail for Brazil.
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sumption of hostilities. Preparations are
making to defend the interior lines.
ACCORDING to the line of demarcation
most all OF Bulgaria and Roumelia, up to
the lines of ConstantiuOple and Gallipeli.
Three days notice is TO be given before the
resumption of hostilities. Another article
OF the armistice stipulates that the Turks
are TO remove their arms on evacuatng the
places within the neutral zone, which will
divide the two armies. The dispatch con-
cludes by stating that the Turks have COM
menced the withdrawal of guns from the
Censtantinople lines.
OsMAN PAsHA will certainly be court
martialed this or next month. Heis charged
with burying Russian prisoners alive. The
Russians are so exasperated against him that
he rarely leaves his lodgings.
RUssIA's motive in delaying the ac-
ceptanee of Austrias invitation to the con-
ference is now explained. Russia makes a
distinction between the bases for the pre-.
liminaries of peace and the Preliminaries
themselves. The bases having been signed,
Russia is now intent upon concerting the
preliminaries, which are TO be founded upon
those bases, and only after the completion
ol lHtSt uOcS aut u 70
to the conference. For the completion of
the preliminaries General Ignatietf is going
TO Adrianople.
THE London Post of the 9th inst. says:
"The Russians are in Constantinople. This
news was current last night in London, and
we are inclined to think it is based upon
official authentic intelligence. The message
has come via Alexandria,"
RUSSIA rejects the proposal to hold the
conference in Vienna or any other great
capital. 1t considers the tranquility of a
small town of the minor states, and the au-
thority that would be given to the deibera-
tions by the foreign member of the powers,
necessary for insuring good and faithful
result.
The Prince of Montenegro has ac
ceptei the armistice and ordered a cessation
of hOstilities.
THE cessation of hostilities has pro-
duced more anxiety than rejoicing at st.
Petersburg. The attitude unexpectedly as
sumed by Austria creates a feeling OF I'M
easinesS.