The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-27
NEW YORK NOTES.
Some Political Remarks by the Press The
Steady Increase Of Trade and Industry.

| New YORK, May 27.-The Tribune says the
solid South shows it's hand In the vote on the
silver bill. The Inen who could not destroy
| the Unien are trying TO dshmor It.
| a special dispatch from Washington to the
| World says: Among the conflicting opinions
| as to what ought to be done by the two houses,
the only thing certain is that Congress will
not adjourn without voting supplies In some
| FORM
| The Times to-day publishes report in re-
gard to the condition OF industry and trade In
various sections of the Union. Reports from
above seventy-fve different points In thirty
one States, nearly all important centres OF
trades and manufacturing Industries are
represented, and give evidences OF prosperity
on every hand. Manufacturers are running
on full time, trade Is increasing slowly and
the report shows no need for idleness.
THE ANCHOR LINE IMPORTING LoNGsHORE-
MEN.
The first instalment of longshoremen i'm
ported from Glasgow by the Anchor Line
Steamship Company reached this port In the
Ethiopia yesterday and set to work this morn
ing. There are between fifty and sixty OF
them, able-bodied and experienced men,
although the appliances on this side the ocean
are somewhat new to them. The strikers
men, but express the opinion that the latter
will soon join them when they discover the
cost Of living In New York.
CHICAGO LAWYER HRLD FOR PERJURY
Detective McNanght. OF the central office ar
raigned at the Toombs, police court to-day
Abraham suydam,, well known Chicago law
yer whom he had arrested on a requsitiOn,
charging him with having committed perjury
In suit pending in Cbicaeo by swearing to a
ge ea u ete
Of dollars. Counsel for Suydam claimed that
there was no evidence to show the prisoner
that he had committed perjury in Cooke county
IL Detective McNaught PRODUCED dispatch
from private detective j. g. McCaualand OF
Chicago. 8 atfng that he would arrive to NOR
row with the necessary papers and take charge
Of the prisoner. Despite the protest OF counsel
Justice Wardel remanded Suydam.
MISCELLANEOUS MENTION.
Notice has been filed Of an action in the sn-
preme Court by Andrew j. Dunntll against the
New York Elevated Railroad to foreclose a
mortgage Tor $2.5G0,000 on the road and its
Tie fire In Bartlett g. Green's stores. on
Fur Fnrnan nan St street, re- Brooklyn. which has been
workmen are busfly engaged in removing from
the ruins the hemp. jute and sugar which have
amount to $4,000 and would have been .e a great
deal more we're 1t not for the salvage, which is
es1Imated III .e,1 at from 50 to IS per cent.
rived this evening from Montreal. and were
received at the Grand Central depot by Brig.
Gen. vilmar and staff, the Brooklyn city troops
and the, Ninth Regiment of this city. who es-
corted them to the ferry. The streets were
lined to witness the return Of Beecher and his
Chief Justice Waite presided over the United
states Court to-day. to hear appeals In ca. es
tried by Judge Blatchford. The first case which
ne took up was that Of the owners Of the ship
a Adriatlc The Harvest Queen was sunk in col
To-day. In the clerks office of the United
States Circuit Court, the United States district
attorney filed his bill Of discovery In the case of
the United States against Samuel J. Tildea.