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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-04-09

Jesus Teran, who made several
attempts to commit suicide q
couple of weeks ago, was adjudged
insane and sent to the asylum at
Napa last Saturday.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-04-09

A large and complete assortment
of the latest improved trusses just
received by Heinzeman & Ellis.
All In need Of q truss will do we'll
to call on them.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-04-09
No. 1870 Hill Street.

Nicely furnished rooms with first
class board, use of parlor and piano.
Best locality In the city. Terms
reasonable. Mrs. ]. M. Carey, No.
100 Hill street. ocl2
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-04-09

,McKensies for PURE OLD
eoN AND RYE WHIsKIEs,
"a BRANDIEs, SCOTCH AND
I dALTWHIsKIEs by the Bot
lE GALLON. Goods delivered
4 charge.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-04-09

Gentlemen, II you wish q
good 1T and good goods, please call
ut 50 Main street.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-04-09

You can trade off your old clothes
for new ones at No. 8 Aliso street.
n7tf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-04-09

Old hats re-made at No. 8 Also
street. n7tf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-04-09

Razors Of every make at Suther-
Iand's gun store, rs Main street. 2
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-04-09
FOR SALE-FoR RENT.
FOR SALE CHEAP.

A good paying GROCERY STORE, in
good locality. Small capital required.
For particulars apply at store, corner Of
Also and Garcia streets. ap1-lw
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-04-09

The FARMERS AND MER-l
CHANs' BANK OF Los An
oELRs, Ia corporation duly
organized under the laws }No. G05l.
of The State Of Calffornia)
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-04-09

Second hand clothing bought and
anld at No. 8 Also street. n7tf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-04-09

Get your old clothes cleaned and
dyed at No. 8 Also street. n7tf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-04-09

NiHe New York cigars at Nc
Ksnris's. only one ~ each.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-04-09

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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-04-09
Rubber Paint! Rubber PANT!

The undersigned offer the best
rubber paint in the market, mixed
ready for use, all shades and colors,
at the following prices:
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-04-09
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behind the Of the
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old monopoly will eyer be likely to give u.s. :,
ooAK q CO.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-04-09

Cheap prices at Sutherland's gun
store. rs Main street. 2my7
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-04-09
NEW TO-DAY.
THE LAST WARNING.
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Back and the Other Covers His
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40 SPRING STREET Los ANGELES,
New-York tribune., 1879-01-20

really credltable to the French. They have
dealized it in their own way with song
and romance, and now De Neuville, one Of
the first, if not the very first Of living
battle painters has put the closing Of 1t on
canvas with wonderful power. Yet the French,
chauynst IN everything but money, allow 1t to be
sold out of their own country 10 a London dealer.
and he IN turn is in treaty for the sale of II to the
one man who bears a name identined with one OF
the most disastrous of French defeats. The price
asked Is 5000 gulncas, $l5 900, and believe II Il
not so much question Of price with the Duke, as
finding room for so large picture IN Apscy House
Mr.. Irving has done a good thing in abOlshlng
fees at the Lyceum. He might DO another by abol-
iShng agencies and in dong IL not only confer
favor on his own patrons but set an example for
imitation IN other London theatres, and in the
theatres of New-York and Paris. As matters now
stand. the advertised price of stalls at the Lyceum
is shings; but # you 60 to the box Office of that
theatre you cannot get a good stall at that
or any other price. All the best seats are
in the hands of agents in Bond-st and elsewhere.
If you ask for a box. You offered the worst in
the theatre and if yOu object 10 II you told that
a better may be had at MitchelPs or Lacon and
otEers-at an increased price Of course The stalls
which the public invited to purchase at ten shil-
lings are only procurable az eleven shlnSs and so
on. If piece be having great run, the added
charge Is often much greater, though It seldom or
never reaches the point of ext0rtion with which
NEWCOMERS and still more Parisians are familiar.
In any ease, the custom Is abuse, and Mr..
Irving would do we'll to reform it altogether.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-20
FIELDS or ICE.
A STEAMER sunk N THE ONO.


LOUISVILLE. Ky., Jan. 19.-The steamer G..
b. Church. Of the New-Oreans aud Cincinnati Packet
Line was sunk by an ice gorge LeavenwOrh. Craw-
ford County Ind Oh Wednesday evening OF this week,
and Is probably a total wreck. She was loaded with
moia,ses and was on her way up the Ono.
ADKIFT WITH The ICE N NOITHU MBERLAND STRAIT.
HALIFAX. y. =, jan 1-.-Fears are entertained for
the safety of the schooner Guiding star reported No
borough with molasses ani aud not since heard
FROM heavy SNOW storm began yesterday morning
and continued all day. The steamer Northern Light
lrfi GccrEctown. T. J.. l.. al Ocl0cR Wednesday.
For two hours she had clear weather. ard then
.at info heavy dri.t zee, eight miles uouh OF PctOu
I-lluI Tie engine -tDppcd after and the steamer
Irr.e e.s stwardy win the ice She was If NrrgOmSh
Al Il ght and came within cieht miles of Arsag uy
o'clock Friday morning There were four passengers
aboard. bcsIi- uc mail clerk and the iccbOat crew. Al
went ashore The lcchUd' carrying the mall ana came
pu ina ,,ls arriving at Pctou al o'clock last night
Thcv could have walked from the boat To the shore
safety, -O closely Was the ice pacArL
ICE MOVING T. TIE MONONGAHELA.
PITTsBrEo. Penn. jan. 19-rhe ice in the Mononga-
hea River began 10 move about to-day, lad has
been running siea,.iy since. The Allegheny and Yough
ocheuy Rivers are closed and, has turned colder
it IS not probable that thcv will hreak up No
damage has done mere. hut considerable reported
from up MuuOuEahcI. - far as II l. known only
one t0U-ooat, fhc - "a te-s, has been sunk Twenty
;wo cUtv coal rgc> dud three al-:Ippcs have been
carried away destroyed. The rlsnc slowly
I; las bccu SHOWING since o'clock this afternoon.
THE GORGE BEoEEN N TUE JAMES.
RICHMOND. Jan. 19.-Tle ice gorge was broken yeser
dav morning by the New-Nork steamer Wyanoke A
telegram states that she Is cry Point, and will sail
direct fu~ New YORK. Vle steamer Old Dominion, frOm
Ncv-NOIL, arrived heIc AZ 1870 =. III. ycstcIddy.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-20
MISCSED MISSIONARY FUNDS.

BOsrOS. Jan. 19.-It is stated that the
amount Of the property of the Massachusetts Home Mis-
sionary Society which. alleged. has been msused
nv IL. late treasurer Charles DenOud Is about 100000
Demoud appropriated no Ioney 20 hls own use and TIE
socetys und4 al accounted FOR The trouble arises
from Investments by Demond OF the prop
rtv conlcd 10 his charge. He deues that he has spec
Mated i'm ". stern lands. and says that the bulk OF the
nrnnry u-ed was invested in uneucunbcred estates IN
Hosf.u and vicinity. He lusthes his action by the Gus
fI Of former IN MAKING Investments
half Of the society. should IL be shown that DemOnd
VA. slulfy OF q breach trust, bOndsmen will prob
ably make good the deficiency.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-20


LOSDON. Jan. 10 1870.
The North Wales Miners ASSOCIATION has
resolved 70 vote s. every member ~ The nuou who
desires to emgrate to America, and 10 emsrants 10
Australia.
Notices we're posted Saturday by the Iron Trade
EMPLOYERS Association in the iron shipbniding yards
ond foundres in Liverpool and the district around, ~
reduction IN wages uf zig cent after the Jlst or
January. n Is thought the men will strike.
At meeting Of Great Northern Railway employes.
heId in London to-day sunday, the men pledged them
selves ~ oppose anv reduction m wages The decision
Of the directors Of the road Will be made known on Tues
day. e. 20
The Post (semi-oficaD, IN an article upon the COM
ner,ial distress in England, after enumeratng tho
ro,ent ccesses OF England IN her foreign policy says:
To ntau Eer rank IN the world shc mdni Low chttr
npon a commercial struggle Protective agitation has
aready begun England"
LONDON Saturday, Jan. ISIS
Tn. Nrddle-horo Rosedalc ant F":rghil IRON Com.
many nave Jailed Their liabilities are s-s00Oo, and
assets s35O.O00
The Corouer- Jury in the of the late Edward Mat
thew ward the painter, whose death was anuounced on
THURSDAY las ha- found that he cut his throat While
temporarily insane from lil health.
Early tins morning ram fell, which "a The atmosphere
became colder turue halffrozen sieet, and about
O'Clock Tins gay" place snow. which continued failing
heavily throughout the morning. IAc frame III the
streets greatly mpeied
New-York tribune., 1879-01-20

FXpLANATION FROM THE ROUMANGAN GOVERN
ROaE. Saturday, Jan. i, 1879.
In the Italian Chamber of Deputies yester-
Aay sguor Depretis president Of The Conci ia reply to
an Interrogation by ~ignor Ercoe regarding the disap-
peorance II Colonel Cola, and What steps
the Government hal taken in the matter,
r.cauifulatcd the facts. Colonel Cola the Italian
member Of the Scrv.an Boundary Commission, went
,rou belgrade 20 Bucharest with MAJOR wilson, Of the
came commission The latter lei Bucharest on lbe 3d
OF Deccmbcr and was 10 reJOn Colonel Cola al Rust
eu K y hon they proceed together 10 Consfinti-
u0pc, bar Major Wilson has never seen t0lonr,
Cola since uc left him IN Bucharest ana
no trace ha- been found Of HIM, though
official uqGi..cs have been made ln every direction.
-ir Depicts sad that notwithstanding thc most dill
cent rforts of the Italian Government and us agents.
nutbiJg mad been asceltaiued throwing any IlghJ
ON the mystery. lie said Be trusted tnat rue
Ruunauan Government would I0t iaI IA the
amy incumbent upon It OF making searching
Iuu1rv En- tine ease. slguOr Erc0e was dissatisfied with
The reply lie insisted than the Roumauian Government
wa, spousIbe Tor the Disappearance 81 colonel Cola,
,uL declared that II the Italian Government Gd not
te respected IN the matter. aId dA' suc steps
as SDpcarcd 10 hm sufficient, nc should move vote Ok
y mi Of confidence IN the Government
New-York tribune., 1879-01-20
AFFAIRS ~ GERMANY.

BLRIrN, jan. II, l"70
The N0rth-Gerndn gazette denies the senSa-
,ional reoors relative Germany intended action to-
ward the samoan Islanders AID states that Germany
will merely keep sufficient naval force in The neighbor-
hood 10 retain possession " two small ports on the
island u Cpoia which she seized and VIII hod as
pledge anti. the samoan Government grants Germany
her treaty rights. . ,.-o
Berlin Journals state, under reserve, tEtt a. soon az
mo -Dcil Democratic Deputies come 10 Berlin for tho
openIn Of the RechstaS they viii be expelled IN HTiuo
Of tie existing petty state 0i siege.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-20
EASTERN ROUMELIAN COMMISSION.

II FFIEKFHV IIl' -FTII'I'I5 IdIT' + I-'''
The -igence Rasse says: The proposal to
extend the functions for the Commission for the Organ
zaon ~ Eastern Roumea has received the assent Of
AL the Powers and such pr0loneltion does not const'
tute a violation Of the Treaty OF BerD. The Russian
administration Of the Government of Eastern R"umea
also is thus prolonged until thr dbois Of the 0rganza'
hon commission are concluded
New-York tribune., 1879-01-20
ROBBERY BY BANK TELLER.
lpY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.

CINCINNATI Jan. 19.-Willam J. Coffin
thirtyhcce yeags OF Of old ana RESPECTED
family and receiving teller in the Lafayette Bank here
has left the city IN company with young woman,
Kitty Krouse he has stolen. So Jar Is known. $4,000
~ thc banks special dep0slts and II feared Tie amount
will reach higher than that He had been
%, nccang his fast life from the od ana III g,y esteemed
bank officers years Ii j. supposed that hr had spent
mos of te money before leaving the city, amt he
Irf only when be found he could not make the
good taking with him hat left. A detective last
ntVnr started IN pursuit
New-York tribune., 1879-01-20
TELLGRAPHIC NOTES.
THE CINCINNATI EXPOSITION sCHEMI

THE CINCINNATI EXPOSITION SCHEME.
CNciNNArf. Jan l9.-Tberc now appears TO
te completion OF the exposition buildings and
optuing u the exposition ~ August next.
AWEAKY Of LIFE.
PRoyrDFNCF f.. J.. Jan. l9.-Wiam HAYWOOD
committed suicide to-day with poison lie health
ali,I worE. ans Was thoroughly discouraged.
DIED ~ COUNCIL CHAMBER.
H.,uIToN Ont, Jan. ia lderman Henry
Fltpgrck the senior alderman of thIs city having
u, u The Buard Tor seventeen YEAR, died suddenly N
mnV lug a resolution
New-York tribune., 1879-01-20
TWEyTrFOTR STTDEYTs 4RREsTED.

TRENTON, y. j., Jan. 19.-Twenty four
students from Princeton College arrested IN this
city abou midnight Last night charge Of disOrderIy
conduct in the streets They came here in two large
,eIshs last evening, and their noise and hilarious
conact gr atty disturbed the peace IN driving from
street 10 street The police finally mustered IN force,
surrounding the selchs captured the disordrrly
occupants. Iucd - -. aud discharged
The scene th" police Utlce amusing ana exciting
New-York tribune., 1879-01-20
TIE GREEK FRONTIER COMMISSION.

Reuters dispatch from Athens says Mukh'ar
P,c,a has decided on Janna as the meetnspiace Of
tho rr,tier Commission. The Greek delegates VIII be
ip.rcted 10 insist On thecess0u Of Jlnna. The Gresk
i"urnals urge the Government 10 remdiu irm on this
point - e., =, g.. ia
It. IL said that Mukntar Pacha has resigned the
military command ~ Jsnina. II his resignation Is
ccnted he will also De replaced Commissioner Tor the
l.ml,ltou Of the Greek frontier. The negotiations
will thereby be delayed
New-York tribune., 1879-01-20
ELECTION FRAIDs ~ FLORIDA.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Jan. 19.-Noblo A.
HUI OF Eorida, has been indicted
by the United states Grand Jury for conspiracy with
Others II painnc false returns Of election Brevird
County. Hun the Democratic candidate for Con-
srrs. at Tie last election from the second District. and
hoG. c.rt icde Of election from The Governor lie -
President Of hc~ senate, sitting al Tallahassee
aud mas tc.cgrapnrd that he will he here TOMORROW
MILnnul neluE .crLrd with a Ndrrant
New-York tribune., 1879-01-20
WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA.

CAPE Town, Dee. 81, 1875.
The Zulu King, CettywayO, has expressed
his Willingness surrender some persons demanded by
the British utmatum and pay fine, and that he would
also consider the other demands II time allowed.
-r Bartlc Frere replied that the word of the English
Government cannot be altered. The term for Getty
wayos reply expires Oh the let Of January lie s now
| uIassing bis trOoDA
New-York tribune., 1879-01-20
TILE wI.coN.LN .ExArnR.nIr.

MILWAUKEE,, Wis, Jan. 19.-The Demo-
cratlc memlers ~ the legislature FRIDAY nominated
ChefIu-tice Ryan a. their candidate Tor the United
states -cuatc.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-20
CHIMES AND C4SU4LHES-BTT TELEGR4Pl


AN ENBELILIE ALti- IfD - ~ =,
SAN FEANCI~,O. Jan. ia telegram 4Tum HONE
o. ua. fc clark Who rmu'zkri
bnui 600 from London aHd Frdnc5cO BaI-, vas
arrested IN lir arrival ou The -, amer OcraI.c
ATTEMPTED ESCAPE OF PRISONERS.
CINCINNArt Jan. l9.-El-h, prisoners attempted
fo rArauc ffom l.l Owrnfou, Ky, on Friday Robert
No.. N Az mad Aargr Of thr l.. revolver tud nr!
- Il pg..ur through The body 81 william -AIpIcfs The
wound prov 81 fatal e short time.
RANE DIRECTOR ARRESTED.
SR,roGA y. Y, Jan. l9.-An order OF arrest has
been ssuci jacob 4 t'rrinston director ana business
t4-i.r lf the First National Bank, on
i-tputpt ~ 81 whom hc obti I'd a large tu 81
,oncV few dav, tc bark stopped claiming that Ae
was worth *4uonb.
FATAL ACCIDENT AT KINGSTON. 80
PnNpoIr y y Jan. i9.-Ao~,.s d. Dew 1T. while
o, ON new dock Yesterday hIi ~ sGuA fractured by a
1.ns tInprr and ded afterward lie was niy si1
wars a, age and lesyes wife aud four children
New-York tribune., 1879-01-20
DISSATISFIED POLGCY-HODERs' COMMITTEE
PROVIDENCE, r. l., Jan. 19.-The committee

provided for by resolution of The policy-aoders in
the New York Mutual Life Insurance Company at he
meeting o. FRIDAY evening has been appointed by
the chairman. It, mcmDrrs axe George l. Clarke,
william :. slater and Jonathan Chace.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-20
TIE BREAK N TIE DIRECT CABLE.
DnnrsMnI.rn Y IL I'm 10=Thn hrnnL

the direct cable which occurred January has been
fourI 10 bee in water from twenty twenty five fathoms
deem about six miles from TOrbay. Arrangements 10
0yerrun ana repair 1t are now Ia progress
New-York tribune., 1879-01-20
yOL.XXXVlIl.. ..No.l1,79t
WHITE AND BLACK.
SOUTHERN CRIMES AGAINST EQUALITY

SOUTHERN CRIMES AGAINST EQUALITY.
r<prrsuING FRAUD IN ALABAMA CNlTFD STATES
MARSHAL THROWN INTO JAIL BY TIE DEMO
CRArs-LOUIsIANA OPPRESSION.
Word comes from Washington that the
Government has been appealed to to protect
limited states officials IN Alabama from DEM
ocratic persecution. The late election was
carried in that State by wholesale frauds ana
tbe United States Marshal having obtained
rroof of the fact has been thrown into jail
in retaliation. Other officers nave oeeh
annoyed. AttOrncy-General Devens has taken
steps for the protection of the Government OH
GERS. THE TRIBUNE's correspondent IN Loulsl-
ana gives further particulars of the troubles
in Tensas in a letter printed below.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-20
THE TELLER COMMITTEES COMING BACK.

NEw-ORLEANs, Jan. 19.-At the meeting of
the Teller Committee yesterday, \. Is. Merchant Dis
trct-Attorney OF 1t. Marys testified concerning the
attack on Ncwmans house Nothing new was Geyel-
oped on melton OF senator Garland 10 was ordered
tnat United states Commissioner ". q.
Lane take the testimony or witnesses sub
Dan!PC. pu. not examined 10y the committee,
for Ndtchtoches Tensas and Catah0a Parishes that
Morn. Marks represent the majority Of the COM
mittec, and H. l. Jonas the minority ana that the test-
taken De- transmitted 10 the chairman Of the
committee, and treated ali respects as taken bv the
committee. The members Uf the committee were 10
leave the city last evening.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-20
POLITICAL CRISIS IN FRANCE.


EXPLANAroNs FROM THE CABINET AWAITED BF-
FORE PRONOUNCGNG JCOGMENr-UNCERrAINTY
As To GAMBETTAs COURSE.
PARIS. saturday, Jan. :. 1879.
A meeting to-day OF the Republican Left,
numbering II members, again discussed the Ministerial
programme, and declared Unacceptable adding how
ever that it would wait for the Governments explana
tons 70 the Chamber before pronouncn- ana decision.
LONDON, saturday. Jan. J., 1870.
The Paris correspondent Of The Times thinks that
NJ Gamb"tta makes the rejection OF General Farre and
the appointment ~ General GreslcT Minister Of War
a pretext for separating himself from the Cab
met rather than risk sharing its defeat Ic
fears that the maiOsty would rami'e oyer hn II ne
cncavored protect the Ministry. The correspondent
thinks that VI. Gambeua undertakes MS own srengtD;
ana that IL he made rcsOlue and courage ouS stand
against the extremists he would nave ihe snpp"rt
Of the majority in The Chamber ara IN the country.
lie Will probably not figure among those VINO may as.
ceud the tribune TO assa the Cahnt Tor II - do ng Lo
would the risk OF being compelled 10 accept ONCE,
which rIul,ncp couusrls him avoid. But n he con-
fines 10 ldSSer fare attitude nobody viii De
mistaken as to his motives and II VIII DE- sad thdt ho
by - defeat without wishing 10 lnrur the conse-
1ucrcps and responsibility. n, on the other hand No
does Join assailants in next weeks debates viii
-pondeut summtrz u various Ministerial posshili
ties now being discussed in political circles says; me
most improbable i that NJ Duaurr VIII ger malotly'
The mex IN the ORDER ot l tond"lt'' y. tt "a Nt1.
De- IA Wi undertake 10 fOcm Ministry headed by himself
This solution would crafty Franco, and u. GamDctta
the support of liberal LufOpt NcA Il me
retirement Of NJ Duflurp. " De Marcrre succeeding
him and " Leperc succeeding ". De Marcerc 80 Minis
rer Of the Interior The other suggestions the recon
-truction OF Cabinet under the prtmer-p 0i II DE
Freyclnrt. Minister OF Public Works or VI. Grcyy
or VI. Ducerc retaining VI. De Marc'r,, VI Wd"fngton,
Minister ~ Foreign Afiirs. and Admiral Potuan MIN
i-ter of Marine, IN their present POSITIONS Tue core
,pondcut thinks 1t Increasingly improbable that Presl-
paris correspondent The >dHdGd adBcres TO the be-
ief that NJ Dufaure VIII get a majority
New-York tribune., 1879-01-20
A BROhEN R.4L[.
Ply TELEGRAPH TO TIE rRrBrSEI

sIEEPING-CAR Thrown FROM TIE TRACK NEAR
CINCINNATI-IwO NKw-YORKERS SEVERELY ~
JCRED
Try TELEGRAPH TO TIE rRGBUNEI
CINCINNATI, Jan. ia train on the ONO
and Mississippi Railroad due here 1T 7:4j to-day.
met with an accident Gravel Pi;. nineteen miles west
Of tns city, caused by broken raI. Tne last a
Pullman sleeper, the only Que thrown of The
occupants were badly Knocked abou, and some OF them
were severely nurr Among the Injured w,s j. T. Ma
than of New York He is lying now at the Burnett
Voii.e with Gl located shoulder and Internal
Injuries He uuder ;nc influence now Of an teic.
Another bad j. hurt man i James sherry of New
York who was taken - The Good samaritan Hospital
M hl- leg broken and received other II luric.. The
other caser are com mpatatiyry tuing.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-20
PRICE FOUR CENTS.
= GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.

POLITICAL EXCITEMENT IL FRANCE.
CONJECTURFs As TO GAMBETTAs COCRsE-THH
DISAPPEARANCE OF COLONEL q G)LA-FRoNTER
or GREECE-ANOTuER FAILURE ~ ENGLAND.
The members of the French Republican Left
have again declared the Ministerial programme
unacceptable. 1t Is thought improbable that
VI. Dufaure will obtain a majority in
the Assembly, and the composition OF
the next Cabinet is discussed. 1t is not
believed that VI. Gambetta will undertake
to form a Ministry with himself at the head.
The disappearance of Colonel Cola was dis
cussed in the Italian House Of Deputies on
Saturday, and demand was made upon the
Council to hold ROumania TO strict account IN
the matter Edward NJ. Ward committed sui
eide while insane from sickness. The Greek
delegates on the Frontier Commission will in
sist upon the cession of Janlna. The Middles-
boro, Rosedale and Ferry Hill Iron Company
has failed
New-York tribune., 1879-01-20
BRITISH INTERESTS.

MINERS ENCOURAGING EMIGRATIoN-RrpUCi nos OF
wAGEs-A COMMERCIAL STRUGGLE INLNiTABfE
ANOTHER FAILURE
New-York tribune., 1879-01-20
COLONEL GOLA'S FATE.

rurrrArrAN consul CALLED UPoN 10 DEMAND AZ
fXPLANArION FROM THE ROUMANGAN GOyLRN-
NENr. 80