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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-09-03
Ausiduotf&e 3lunof&a,..

ueber bic wirtbf@aftIi@e2 2a'
&c Deuti&Ianbs eutnebmen wir bas Sol.
senbe Der gobIen,er BOLTS s9situns":
Dqs Deutf9e @ei9 bat na4 amtli&er
Wer6fentli@un8 iein lettes 6tnan,iabr -
pom l. Npril 1877 bis babin 1878 - nit
einem Defteit uon beilduFs l2 Msillio.
nen Nari abSei&lonen. ~wel&e aus ben
griparniiien Ser fran36iii&en Occupations.
selber sebedt wurbsn." Sc liest cine
Srauiame Sronie bes S9idials in bieier
ipdteH Werwenbuns bes Iesten @eites iener
un9ebeuren @olbmen8en, bic In Gol9e bes
Rrie9eS pon 1870 I'll mad DeutI&lanb
foHen. Denn ni@t bios bas Nei& itedt
i'm Deficit. aud bic ein,elnen Staaten unb
mebr nod Der sr6Bte Tbeil Der Stabtss.
meinben.-fe MQe fdmpfen nit Der Ginan3s
notb, bic In benz gtatsiabr ls7s-79 nod
unSIei& sr0Ber iein Nib, ais in benz Dor.
ansesanSenen, bsiIen siiferamdBise &siul.
tate lest uorliesen. llnb wsnn Go in ben
6ffentIt@e n Re@nunssba&ern i9limm
ausfebt, 10 ftebt es nod trauriser um bic
8ilanS bes WoItswobl fanbes.
Cine grwerbsnotb, uie iis Deati@lanb felt
pieIen Sabr,ebnten niGt setannt bat, uns
terwablt felt Sabreu. Obue bab bic iett ein
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-09-03
8e6- Ar6siten aGsr Art prompt nxS 6iGia
ansgefi6rt.
Office @asette
30. 442 @ainRrabe 3wii@en 4. u. s.
perbdltnifes awif9eu @olb unb Silber I'M
m5gli@ fei.

uerbdltnifes swif9en @olb unb silber uns
m6sli& iei.
Ole 2unbe, bab Oberif Madenaie
wieber meritanii&e @rensfroI9e. wel4e
auf teranii&em @ebiete seraubt Fat, auf
msrieanif@en Boben uerfOIst babe, (uon
no e. aber Ieiber ieitber u.uerri9teter
Diuse mad Geras suradsetebt iff,) bat bie
@eritaner In bic wiIbefte Wutb ueriest.
Die meiiaen ibrer 3eitunsen i9reien na&
i@redli&er 3a&tisuus Der fre9en gantees,
uub ielbft bic @esierunss:g grsFe fiimmt tn
ioI@es @ei@rei ein. Dabei mirb's aber
wobI uorerf bIeiben. Den meiiiem @es
winu uon bieier tauaIi9sn Grresuns bes
gsationalffolses Der @reaiers bat uorerft ber
@ren1banbit Gortinas. BetanntIi@ purbe
er wesen ieiner Raubs unb Morbtbaten on
Der @ren3e als @efansener mad ber meri>
tanii&en 9auptitabt sebra9t unb bort eins
seiperrt. aber iest If e. baielbif sben mes
gen ieiner Baubitenffrei@e sesen bie 1eras
ner 70 populdr, baB er, ftatt cine MSrbers
selle 3u bewobnen, aIs sefeierter 9eIb bur4
bic Straben Der Gauptiiabt itoI3irt unb
ielbR uon Prdfbent Oia3 empfansen wirb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-09-03
Tefesrap9t(&e 9epef&e,,.
Deuti Lamb.

Berlin, ~. Hug. Das pom Bun,
bssraib TN @utwnrf sutsebeibene @eiet
seseu bie So3iaIiif ermd3tiet bic Qos
liaeibeb6rben, fo3iaIiftf&en 3ufammens
tanfte ju unterfasen, seffattet aber bic Bes
rufuns an ben betr. ausf@ub bes 8unbss.
ratbs.
Qonbon, 26. Hug. Sn gIberfeIb.
&6ln, Osnabrld, 1armen, Bonn unb
DafeIborf wurben beute Norseu IL sri,
nuteu mad Q l1br 3pei rai4 aufeinanber
foIsenbe &rbif6be ueriplrt. Die Gri&at,
teraus mar cine beftise, bod wurbe tein
S@absn anseri9tet.
Oeferrei@srlnsar
Ref, ~. Hug. Ser llnterbarsermeis
fer pom 9elf III ieines Amtes entietf wors
ben, neil e f@ seweisert bate, Yferbe
fur ben Ueilitdrransport ju ffelIen.
S@weta.
@enf, 26. aus. Cine aus ber S@weia
sebartise Abenteurerin, bie unter Der Maste
elmer ruifii@en @rdfn goiewsta pdb,enb
Der letteu brei Sabre In Ni33a, Meonaco
unb anbereu 8abeorten nadbqemadbte:
S@mudia@eu im Detrase Don elmer Wils
lion Granten uertauft bat, ii pon Der 6fiers
rei@ii@en HoIijei uerbaftet unb an bic Be-
bSrbeu uou Bern ausseIiefert worbeu.
9oIIanb.
5aas, 20. Mus. Oas neue SduIaes
ies, uel@es bic Sauetion bee RSnias e.
balten bat (?), uerbannt bic 8ibel aus BEN
gIementarsS S@uIen.
Grantrei@.
Yaris, 20. Nue. Die @eriiate pom
Der beuoritebenben Nbbantuns Mc cMabon's
unb Se.dnbersnsen I'M frana6Riden Mini,
fterium werben wiberIest.
&aBIanb.
st. PETERSBURG, 26. Mua. Ser
bre@en sesen ben Staat unb Ansriffe aut
bas Qeben pon Staatsbeamten 1tnS unter
bic Surisbittion Der NiIitdrseri&te aeifelt
woroen. Ser Weu1eImStber bes @sneraI
Neien3ow beiBt Deuti9. gs If berieIbe,
Der Dor etli4en Nonaten In Riew ben ga.
ron 6eptin9 ermorbet bat.
2onbon, %. Mug. Cine dtueRide
@eian5ti@aft If i'm 8esriff na9 &uBlanb
ju 8ebeu, uu. nit Der ruiii9en Resieruna
In 8esus auf bic @reusfrase 3u unterbans
beln.
Tirtei.
6sufantinopeI, 27. Mus. Cine
Osputation ber lllemas bittet ben Sultan
In elmer GiHsabe UNI gntlaiiuns ieines
Wfinifferiums.
Berlin, 20. Nus. Sn Yamboli taus
es 3u einem bIutisen Sample ,wii@en Nuis.
fen unb Dulsaren, neil bic grferen ber
Wibbanbluns Der Subeu unb Wobamebas
ner ginbalt ~ tbuu ueriu@ten. 9uf beis
ben Seiten CAB es cine Nense Tobter unb
0errpuRbeter.
Serbten.
9onbou. 27. Aug. Ser Radtritt bes
ierbii@en Wiiniiteriums wirb semeltet.
&iitics 1T nit Der Bilbuns zines neuen
Miniiferiums betraut worbsn.
BeIsrab, %. Hug. MiIiIitdrpHi@'
tise Yerionen blrfen bas Qanb nur nit be-
ionberer grlaubniB bes Rriessminiitsr pers
lafen. SIN 3usbauie Der &esieruns wers,
ben w0@entli@ 600 9swebre fabriiirt.
BoSnien.
Wien, %. Nus. MIf Nnorbnuns bes
Generals Ybilippowi@ 1T in Seraiepo sin
@smsinberatb sebilbet uoroen, Der aus
fiinf Wubamebanern, brei &Smllb' &atbos
iii&en, iebs @rie4il4 Ratbolii4en unb
pier Suben 6sfebt. Dieter srwdblte GaSlt
pai3a, ben frlbsrsn Gipi!souperneur, gum
Barsermeifer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-09-03

ssSSs Sssss 0S~sSsssIS"sSs CSusSS S~sYt~Sss"s
Die Mdnner ber gonferen3 ernannten Elm
gou.ite, bas In iebem Subieiar Diffritt fnr
bie gerwirtIi@uns ber abf9ten ber Con.
ferens tbdtis ietu foll. Die Oppofition &c.
gen gontlinss Dietatur In ber gartei iei
felt Sabr unb Gag bauernb sewa@ieu unb
bei mau&en WepubIitaneru 70 beftis, bab
fie eber eineu Demotraten gum Hunbesie.
nator New Oorts erwdblt ieben mS@ten,
aIs bab @outIins am 0euber ber partsi
bleiben iol1te. Gin usertwarbises 8eiipiel
uon VerseItuns whrbe es In Der Chat iein.
ueint bic q. .. .Staatsseituns", ueuu bic
@epubIitauer, benen bei elmer bemotrati:
i@en 0oltsmaioritdt uon 80, ,0O0-50, 900
stimmen fi&er bie 9esislatur ni9t re@tIid
seb0rt, bic iie uielmebr nur bur& bic flag
ranteite 9erfafiunssuerles lesuus, ndmli@ bic
l1nterlai1uns Der ausbradli9 uon ber Cons
aitution uorsei&riebeneu 9seueintbeiluns
bes Staates In 2esislatur: Difritte, R9
seraubt babea, nun bur@ lire eisene Tins
einisteit ben ansefrebten Yreis uerlieren
folIten.
gtne neue Mrt pon Romination bat
ber f@Iaue Ben Butler. ber iest ben ars
beitsapoifel ipieIt, erfunben. Ct lief I'M
staate cine Hihi@rft an feline bS9f eisene
Perion In llmlauf ieseu, NORM e. sebeten
uirb, aIs runabbdusissr" Ganbibat far's
@ouuerueursamt pom Waiia&uietts aufs
3utreten. gr erlanste bis iett "a, ,44o
l1ateri&rifteu, barunter II. 900 aus Bos.
ton, unb erbdlt bersn tdsli@ nod mebr.
@enbell pbiuips unb Caleb guibins ia.
ben ii& aud an bieiem 9umbus betbeiIist.
aber jur grwdbIuns 1utIer's warben bic
tlnteri&reiber nod lanse ni&t binreiden,
ieIbf wenn aue uou ibnen faimmbere9tist
wdren. Ser 0oriiter bes bemotratii9en
Staats: Gomites weiserte it&, bic Petition
"a unteri&reibeu, basesen war e. seneist,
eine iol&e. bic ft9 far 9dnsuns bes se.ie'
benen Ben. ausipre&e, init gersnasen"
~ untersei&aea, wie er f& uaebr braitii@
aIs u.eui&eufreunbIi& ausbradte.
Der eeIbe S9reden ldBt nod
ni&t na&, I'm @ssentbeiI, e. tritt aud isst
In OFTEN auf, bic Bic iest nod ni4t pon
ber gaIamitdt betroffeu worben waren. Su
9ew Orleans mar am Greitas bic 3abl Der
Desseraffteu cine sr6bere als an einem
Gage uorber, 50 unb bie 8abI Der grtraR.
euasen l69. Sn @eupbis fiebt % ni3t
beiier aus. am ieIben Gage 7s Gobte. Nus
beibeu Pldssn wirb Der Cob mebrerer ia.
tboIii&er Prisifer uns mebrerer 1armber.
3iser s&weiteru semeIbet, bic aIs Opfer
Der Nd&ftenliebe biuserafft wurben. Gre.
naba If nod INNER am Mersfen bsimses
iu@t unb bic Stabt ein ,uabres Gobtenfelb.
2auter ert6nen aus ben Stdbten bes 81.
bens bic &ufe um 9ilfe in @eIb, 2sbeus.
mitteIn, aersten u. UNI Wdrter. Aber aud
rei&li@ flieben bic @aben in bieie @rsen,
ben ber Notb. reberau werben goQeeten
sebalten, bic gut ausfaQsn. Die 0aarau.
tdne wirb iebod INNER nod nit Id9erli9er
Streuse sebabt unb In Geras, no Bic iest
nod eein Gaq selben G,ebers uorsetoms
men. Iiest NQes barnieber. MSse bod
balb ein &eif tommen, ber bic unbeil.
i&wanseren Danife nieberi9lasen unb tas
Bolt BON ber Ssa&e srl6len warbe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-09-03

Gae an3eisen ienbe man ipdtstens
@outaa Roraeu Elm.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-09-03

an3eisen fir Yienies, 9otterisn. @lidafpteas
,s., als BEN Settle her iatb. 8ir&e ,uwibsr, as-
ben teine Nufnabme.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-09-03
Office ber @a3ette
10. 442 NainRrate, 3pii&en 4. \. 5.
3nfdnot(&e 9lnno(@a,..

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3utdWOtC&e AnnOC@G9.
Sm 'es'e" eoaSsene tam e" ""ss0s
GUT Spra~e. o'e ses'unS ees Sn0'aner'oa'
se0as oem ue'n'l!es'am oes 5naer"' mes
@em Ee 0sses ossaS' a0la"e9me" u"o Nc
an 00s *r'eSs.ue'n'Fes'am a0sane'ea.
MAN ma@te ~ Van''sn 0telss Sos'9!ases
se''eao. 0aB O'e me''!en Sao'anet'aaTEa"oe
oa'@ o'e 0ew'nen!oFS'e'. a"o pa''u@'
oes Oerl@'eoeaen Sno'anef' "sea'en' ~e'@e
Dse" 0@as'"eea e".~e0e' sanS a"Se"a'
s.aoe 00e. Sa' ''''. I'ua0DD.'a.gs o''aD'
ss'@s" u"0 re aaI aue "0s"~s soe''s -"
'91e Sa9'se''e' 0e.'ase", De'aa'aS1 ~a'0e"
a"o 9 cue S'0Be u"0'u's'e" an0 aass'
's@"s.s" is'' 0'e 'Sa0'a"e' auI 0'eIe aSePe
Su aaIpan0." a"0 asa,a m.ss ~ 's'se" a"0 pau"
Das Se'' S'aa's" ~''''a' ssss" 's a"'da'
'''sr%. Ma..o., h.h,,n..4 ,,,,, ,.r e,r,,,u.r.
e;r,as;Ts. e. ean. ..s 80, 81. 20 ss"n,"".a. ~
-. ....srsr;;x:,. 49, e..,.Ds.:. 49,, ..u go s.. e.S;s.
-. - s..,, a....r.,., o.s...'c.s.T 's s.s ae.-
@..s... AZ . s.. cn;r:.s.. ...s ~ s.. ".S:.... as...
S'11''" ...'"ss. .si -" '",'1"s' 'S.
S~;,..rS. so., s1..h..s;.,.;. G., So. amu;.x. .
In Griebens3siten pon ben Snbianern m6s.
ri&ff fern N boIten Sen renn mica
M. s,sx,iS;.,r. ~. cr.~na,,r. ,,~a,,
. .s'sA'0,S1"S -" s".'@'3"S das""
u"O "eB em8e9enoe un1etlu@"nSen anFel'
len, uel9e bas @esentbeiI beweifen ioQte.
Do& aud Der Subiauer.g gommiiIdr itelIte
baronf Grb.bunoen an m.rm. o.rob. ma
m.....x..y .~ .-.sS ~" -. 80 ;.us s.'. ~, w :.
ysS.".'s'. ssSs'e" saos" 'oue" a"0 'e'
9aaptst ant Vrane eerle!een. eab ete mos
raIif&e Wertommenbeit ber Snbianer bem
MiIitdr ,Yr Qoif foue. Ger @treit mirb
oeaeuieitio NIT oroher erbitteruuo oefilbrt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-09-03
8reise def Snzeigs1.


tlater 3silsn greSisr werhen ni&t ausensut-
men. Giir ieee 3sile 8reSier cter beren &ansa
bas 1. Wal 10 Qts bic nG&Aen WQale &enN
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-09-03

1eiratts- uns 1obesan3sissn nit SpruS
$3.50, obne Spru& 500.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-09-03

Auswdrties an,esen maHen srrarsteaslt persta.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-29
The Proposed James River Valley
Railr0aGH.

The proposed construction Of a railroad from
Richmond to Buchanan, Of which previous
mention has been made. and which originated
il proposition Of the Richmond and
Allegheny Railroad Company to the jones
River aud Kanawha Canal Company to make a
deed of conveyance Of all the property OF the
canal company witbiu thirty days. After sush
deed is made the railroad company agree to
commence the construction Of q railroad between
Richmond and BCchanau; one hundred miles
of the road to be constructed within six MONTHS
and to complete and tqaip such road within
eighteen months. The proposition has been
accepted by the stockholders Of the canal com-
papy, with certain amendu ents, and tho c,n.
strueion of the road now depends on whether
the Richmond and Allegheny Railroad Com
pany will agree to put up tho guaranty Of
$500 900 10 United States bonds as proposed;
and, also, whether the creditors O. the canal
company will c,rssnt TO take fer thfir sacurl.
ties and demands such prices as the Richmold
and Allegheny Company will consent to pay:
The directors of tho Richmond and ALE.
ghapy Railroad Company are: John T. Jones,
Nevada; Hugh Mccullough, London; James
r. Keene. New York; Sam. G. Boocck, New
York; Thomas Ewing, Ohio; Henry Columbus,
Obio; Thomas S. Bocock, Virginia: CHARLES :.
Palmer, Virginia; Fl. G. Parsons, FiIsloa.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-29
Naxs 0s Ems DSY.

VIM. L. Maury, during the Confederate
States commander ofthe q. s. ship Georgia,
died in New York yesterday.
At MarysyilI. Cal, yesterday, 10 the trot be-
tween Rarus aud Saeetser, the totmer won IN
three straight heats. Tinc, 2:22, Ell, 2::2222
A special dspaich says Ere at Maroa, His,
destroyed livery stable, with twenty horses,
three blacksmith shops and fifteen frame houses.
Loss, $4,000.
A boiler exploded yesterday near Duabar.
Pa, while number of men wero on the root
of a boiler house erecting Low chimney stack.
Richard Evans, Daniel Gamson and ). y. Miller
were instantly killed, Joseph Wagon, morta!Iy
and ten Others seriously Injured.
Father Dominic Young, well known Cath
olic priest, and respected for his services ss q
missionary 10 tie West, died ct Washington
Yesterday 10 the eighty sixth year of his age.
Archbishop Gibbons will be present at The tun'
eral, which takes lice in Washington to-day.
Thapksgivine Day was quietly and very gen
orally observed 10 Washington. The service:
10 mapy churches we're well attended, and there
was noticeable amount OF visiting among
families, giving tho dap q more than ordinary
social character. Tho President yesterday
evening entertained Private Secretaries Roger:
and Pruden aGd the other members OF his ctl~
cal household, with their families at pessan
ThaUksgivicg dinner.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-29
Thaf Southern POLICY.

EE Governor walker, or FTgltl!, Ha3
longing in the room of the metropolitan yes
terdsy moroing when The Record "hoyc to-
alongside aud drew forth tie following Interest
iDr opinions frcm the talented Yirsiaiap, who,
by the way, has always been accounted c,n-
servati7e man 10 southern politics -
swell. Governor" said Tic R'c)rd after
the usual salutatioGs, tine Pre5iieat seems to
have changed his southern pcl;cy. TX Gov.
Young, of Ohio, who sDeut several hours with
him 90 Monday evening, says his forthcoming
message will suit the mos! s!a,T iTt G! tie sal
warts
"Good enough. That suits ne, ei.ariaIed
Gov. Walker.
why so p
"For Jus. thia rcasou [: viii so:illy III al
The Stu.h, pip 10 he tut auy inclination to
ward o break up in tbs dom }ctatio party at
the Stu ADD strengthen the patty at Inc
North"
How SC p
"By solidiJiog the republican, party against
us and showing US what We hav5 expect from
them
"Woo's the cry Of "a solid South hut the
democratic parry 2
mo; why Should it? l. it anything to be
ashamed OF In fact, it is, 10 my jddgne1t,
something to boast Of, rather thaa to be asham
ed Of and | think it is mistake either 10 try
to conceal the fact which is impossible, CT 10
be frightened at the hslIoobaloo which r3pubIi.
can orea0s raise about it. OF coarSn, they
don't like it, because there stands The ] IS cleo
toTGl votes which they ciunct get r0uod, or un,
der, or over. But the pc0pls Of ttlj o0uotry
are not fools; and II doca not hurt cur party tor
the people to know that Va are within tatty
seven votes OF viclGry at the stsit
You don't believe. then, 10 trying 10 cover
up Re fact that the South is solid %
IN; why should |? The p2opIckco@ it as
wei! 81 do, and are fully abe 10 understand
the m,t7c which Influences republican ro!i-
clans to make political haudis cut ct tho ioct.
The Sou is scl!d, and this reported change 10
the President will make u3 more eoltd.
"Do YOU think there is a1y doubt that he has
changed his policy p
"Why, be never bad any POLICY. His 20,
sition 10 relation to the Withdrawal Of The troops
from Interference with the Stale governments
of Louisiana AID South Carolina was 60 policy
at al. 1t was simply 80 attitude Of acqGIes
cerc, 10 the inevitable. Ilo aoquiesced grace
fully 10 what be could not help that was all
there was ID 1t.
I'D, you think he has changed biz attitude,
then p
1T looks like it. | have beard, % pretty
good authority. that be will say 10 his message
Chat be is disappointed in the result which has
followed the Withdrawal of the troops; that he
does not think the southern people have met
his advances in the right spirit; that be thinks
intimidation and fraud we're prscticad at the
late elections at the South, aud that the strong
arm of the law must be Invoked to ruoish all
who have offended, and to secure tue right of
suffrage to all cit;z ,ns North and South, Tbet
is 10 The line of what Gov. Young predicts. ADD
[ presume it will prove true. - JPash Cor.
Phil. Record
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-29
THE Ice mortal at Lexington.
SPECIAL to the Baltimore San.


LEXINGTON, Nov. 29.-The corner stone o.
the Lee mausocum was laid here to day with
interesting and impressive ceremonies. The
remains Of Ger. LEO will rest in the vault OF
the mausoleum. The Valentine rccumbenl
figure of Lee, Ct pure white marble, will resi-
10 the chamber above the vault, which commu
Dicates With the floor Of the chapel built by
General Lee when president of Washington
College. Notwithstanding tho bad weather OF
tho last few days aud high water, large num-
Der Of persons assembled 10 the chapel at one
o'clock, at which time Gen. Joseph X. John
s.on and Senator R. f. Withers arrived, hav
ing been detained by high water. Among the
dis ioguished persons on the platform were
Hon. J. r. Tucker, ex Gov. Letoher, Gen. +.
H. Smith. Gen. r. d. Lilly, Col. j. I. j.
Preston, DR.. W. II. Rufoer, Prof. j. j.
White, actiog president of the university, and
other members of the faculty and board Of
trustees of Washington and Lee University and
tho Virginia Military Institute.
Prof. j. J. White, after welcoming the audi:
encs to participation 10 the ceremonies. called
upon Rev. DR.. PendIetoD, who served as chief
of tho artillery uoder LIE, to open the services
with prayer. Col. White then, as chairman of
the Lee Memorial Association, delivered brief
address, reporting the progress OF their work.
Twenty two thousand dollars had been received
ia all, seventeen thousand spent, FIVE thousand
On hand, and five thousand were yet necessary
to the completion Of the work. When CON-
pleted the mausoleun will be graceful and
appropriate aDutX to tho capsI. The sum
raised up thia time was the aggregate of the
free will Offering of General Lees country.
men through retiod ct eight years. 1t
was hoped that enough to complete the
mausoeum wcu'd be sent 10 as the voluntary
contribution Of those who wished 10 share 10
doing honor to the memory OF Robt. II. Lee.
Prof. White then introduced Senator Il. Il.
Withers, who in happy speech of thirty mln-
utes, eu}ogized in glowing terms the chars cter
Of the great chieflsin, whose example as Chris"
tian and soldier he held up for imitation by the
generations to follow. Col. Withei's speech
was loudly applsndtd and produced marked
impression.
The distinguished gentemen ard the large
audience then proceeded to tie mausoleum,
when the heavy corner stone was hoisted into
its place, snd the ceremonies were concluded by
Gen. JOG. K. Johnston.
Hon. j. R. Tucker Introduced Gen. Johnston
as q companion Of General Lee at West Point 8
fellow. soldier through long yesrs, comrsde in
many battles. and the greatest living soldier of
the late war.
ing MI. Tucker for his kind words and the COM
miltee for giving him the opportunity of par.
ticpstinc in ceremonies commemorative of the
crest and GOOD man who had been his friend
from youth until God took him. He then placed
in the cavity Of the cornerstone The records OF
the Lee Memorial Association. letter of Gen.
Washington to the board of Washington Col.
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LATER.

LONDON. November 29.-Tho c0rdi;inn ct
tho iron and coal trade /, Inc scMfn otabofa'
shira distric. is growing worse. The rcw Brit
ish Iron Company O. C.a!Ie7, O. OF the largest
and oldest coal and ren c0rocrCs, has given
potice OF The cosi3g Of tie greater part OF lis
works rather hau 10 c3uticu2 oplr.!lofs &C
lose. The blast furnace proprletors It south
StslTordshire ard east Worse s.,rshlIe have &c.
cided to reduco the wages OF their employees
ten psr ecut. TIE Maryport Hematite lron
Company has also givea notice ct reduction
Of wages
The keGlish hop growers met at Maiustoae
Yesterday, aud resolved that 10 view Of the geo
era depression of agriculture and cJmmerce
throughout the Kingdom which IL largely cauj'
OF ty ;ho protective tariffs Of foreign Countries.
the lime has arrived when 10 fsir1ess to british
interests the dulias 90 ftrtlsu productions
should be revived. The participates In the
mce,i1g pledged themselves to use tbu7 best
endeaVors iu the chambers Of commerce aud
agriculture throughout the ctuotry 10 asltate
the question of retsliatoIy tariffs,
LONDON, Nov. 29-Tbe $25 900 b:loeglpg
to one of the retcaed passengers ct the Pom
meraEis, which was found 10 small beat, be-
longing TO the steamer, WIS Ia The shsp. OF
draft fer the amount.
The Mr. Gyc, who accidentally shot bins II
while guuriug On Thursday, is Fredk Csc,
LONDON, Nov. 29.-fwo thousand 'rjop5
and large additional supplies OF arms cad am
r,uDi,ion and field supplies ere cmbarkiog Tor
The Cape of Good Hope as rapidly SIS possible.
Count Schouvalotf, Russian Anbassld0r to
Eoeland, had long conference With Lord
Salisbury, the British Minister Of Foreign AT
| fairs, Yesterday, at the Foreign Office pr0r to
The meeting Of the Cabiaet Couocil.
The announcement from Paris 90 the 9Th
instant Of the death of NJ. Jean Pierre Napo
leon Eugene Cbe7alier de Vadrorle, the
French statesman, wasircoEr;cj. lie ls, now
ever, seriously i'll.
GLASGOW, Nov'r. o9.-The Iiali.iiias OF
Taylor Il Sons, grain and hour merchants.
whose estate has been sequestrated at 5000 OOU
and not Sc 5OO,OOO as announced yesterday.
LONDON, Nov 29.-Tho strike ofthe option
operatives at Oldham will probably last moolh
| or more. There are no farther signs OF dis
posi- ion to yield Oh either side.
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lis uud. rstocd that the Potter committee
are to investigate The cypher dispatches at the
coming session Of Congress. We huSt Got.
The last presidential election was.a disgrace to
the whole c;unt,y. and willie its investigation
he.s IDrovrd an ,lofamy to the radicals, it has
been spare and deusion to The democrats.
We hope that nothing may DO done that will
give it more prominence than it has already,
but. on the contrary, that every effort that may
be made to blot it cut of mems m emory may be
successful, and 80 means to that eud we trust
that some democrat, With Influence enough to Sc
cure lis adoption, will introduce, as soon as the
session commences. raso 'u,ion disoharglng Mr.
Potter's committee and ooudemnng apy further
congressional action with regard TO the presi
Dental election of1S76.