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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-16
THE PLATFORM.
The Committee on Resolutions reported

The Committee on Resolutions reported the
following as the platform of the party:
National Greenback Labor Party of Pennsylvania
in convention assembled declare: ,,
That ii is in favor Of the payment or the Natonal
debt strictly In accordance with the spuations OF the
contract under which IL created and that no more
mterest-bearing bonds Of the Federal Government be
issued.
H. That the Federal Government only shall issue
money that money shall be full legaender ana
that full egatender greenbacks shall be substituted Tor
National bank notes.
III We demand for the sake OF economy and conven-
fence that the trade dollar and fractional silver coin be
replaced by fractional paper currency. ,
" We demand the repeal OF all laws hat foster me
quality in condition and opportunity, as they are III 'lo-
lation OF universal Justice. -.
V. We demand the enactment of an income tax law,
with heavy penalties for perjury In It's Violation ana
that said tax graduated in proportion 10 incomes
VI That all debts due for labor performed take pre-
cedence of all other claims.
VII. That we demand the passage and approval OF an
peng the payment OF all wages due labOrers at regu
lar stated and in the lawful money OF the United
States
VIII That we demand the passage and enforcement
Of laws will prevent all combinations dlScflm
nations the granting OF rebates by transportation
companies and compelling common carriers To furnish
the for the same price to all men.
TX We demand that no more public lands be voted TO
corporations that they be held for actual settlers
X We demand that education shall be- free ana INDUS
trial. and child shall be allowed 10 grow up III lgno
rance.
The platform was adopted, with the following add
tons:
Demanding that there shall he contraction In Official
fees and salaries 10 correspond with the reduction OF
in other directions that there shall be speclc
tariff placed all materials produced here Of the
protection OF American Ddutry that the hours OF LABOR
shall be reduced eight hours per day that the con-
system OF labor IN our prisons ana re1oratoy
institutions shall be abolished severely den0unclng any
attempt at coalition with any other pary favOrng the
establishment Of National and State labor bureaus.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-16

GENERAL PRESS DIsPATCHI
WAsHINGroN, July 15-Secretaries Sherman and
Eyarts and Postmaster-Gcneral Key absent
from the Cabinet meeting this afternoon. Their
departments were represented by Assistant Secre-
taries French and Seward. and Assistant Post
master-Gencral Brady
Secretary McCrary announced that he was pre-
pairing the list of appointments as lieutenants in the
Army to ill existing vacancies.
The question Of the importation of cattle from
abroad was considered, and it was decided that
such importation, heretofore prohibited, should be
allowed under certain conditions. A circular con-
tanning these conditions and other information on
the subject wilt be issued by Acting Secretary of the
Treasury French. The Gamgee refrigerating ship
was also discussed and the course of the Treasury
Department-to take no action-was sustained.
Secretary Thompson read letter received by him
from the commander of the United States ship
jamestown, which was recently ordered TO Sitka,
Alaska, to protect the white settlement from the
violence of Indians. The letter states that there
is no danger of any premeditated attack upon the
settlement, but that there is a terrible danger to
which the whites are exposed, and it is far from
imaginary one. When intoxicated with the vile
"hootchenOO," like all drunken men, the Indians
are liable to commit OutTages which the whites
powerless to prevent, and to resent which would
draw upon them the vengeance OF the entire family
to which the uprit belongs. In February last tins
settlement narrowly escaped a massacre. That it
dld escape is due greatly TO the influence of certain
friendly Indians of superior intelligence. 1t Is
Thought that there is no danger while vessel of
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Of Crawford, and Judge Peter Sutton. OF Indiana. were
then placed IN nomination candidates Tor STATE
Treasurer All the except that OF Mr. Baird were
asterward withdrawn, and that gentleman was nomi-
mated for the office by acclamaton three cheers being
gwen in his honor. The platform, with additions, was
then adopted.
resolution cOndemning Governor HOyts veto OF the
Wages bill a violation of bis pledges TO the working
men tabled, but subsequently, taken up and
passed.
A telegram was received from Henry Carey Baird,
positively declining to stand candidate for state
Treasurer
The convention then proceeded TO again nominate a
candidate for the office, and Peter sutton. wealthy
farmer and eXudge of Indiana County, was nominated
on the second ballot.
f. 5. Watson was selected chairman Of the state
Central Committee. The convention then adjourned
siue die.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-16
CRIMES AND CASUALTlES-BY TELEGRAPH
DROWNED IN BALTIMORE HARBoR

DROWNED IN BALTIMORE llARBOh Z
BALTIMORE. July 15.-CIptain Edward crow, Oh
schooner Eaton, OF ". j.,
tue harbOr this morning His body was recovered.
An ALLEGED LEGENDARY AHHAiGNED;
Boston, July lD.-N lillian Hayes, recently ar
rested Of necnditrsm, arrgncd To-Day
on and held "a 900 bail lilo will be examined Oh
tue other charges tomorrow.
NINE CARS OF OIL BURNED.
JAMEsTOwS, \. Y. July 15.-Ihls morning, near
Cory extra OIL train the Atlantic ana bfcat
eslen Road into the u train 81, and new loco
motive nine cars Of OIL burned.
THE SUICIDE OF A FARMER
RONDoUT, " L., july l5.-lsaac hrOm, n farmer,
with wife ard five children committed suicide by hanging
himself q yesterday COronerh inquest found NSt
dict Of tenn Orafy insanity tiOm dumb ague.'
FATAL FALL AT WESTERLY, II. -
PROVIDENCE, IL. L., JuIV 1J.-Chi1stopher '.
Prcnthan while engaged In panung he Dixon House ~
Mstery tins afternoon. fell backward he-n ftet s'idcA
MS head ON a granite step ana received fatal injuries
THE SUICIDE or An ARCHITECT
DETROIT Mich july 15.-llenGy l. Brush. q
well known tchect committed suicide THIS iiteInoJl ny
dIschGIgng Tie oolcnts Of twO pistols ~ bis mouth De
9n OccaslOued b. hca, Ia supposed 10 have De,h 'ho
Az UNKNOWN DROWNED IL THE SOUND
NTW-U AYES, Comb July Ion the body OF Il
man fuud floating the sound ANA brought Ashore at bran
tori YESTERDAY found bunch OF Keys. win pdto
which was incribod T. DOunely Boston pawn ucso. o;
II 541 fOIn Morris Davis No sul.lNn 81. Nn% ioIA'
cent? anu New York payer VI jay l. ue Was ".AeS@'o'
and was feet high
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-16
DE LESSEPS'S CANAL SCHEME.
I,NnnN IuesIav IulV Ia


NJ. De Lesseps, in speech In Rouen, re-
Gently declared that the friendship existing between
France and the United States would facilitate tho con
suction OF the Dariel Canal He said he believed the
canal would completed In i've Fix years This Is less
than his former estimates Of the time necessary for the
achievement of the work.
The Tmess financial correspondent at Paris says: IL
Is considered that NJ De Lesseps would have taken
a moro prudent course IT, instead Of asking sub-cr1p-
ton of 400 600 600 francs tabOut $S0O0OOOO for the
canal he had formed small preparatory company 70
make "A more com lete investigation.
Paul Leroy Beadtu writing The Economist, points
out that II Is not certain that the Nicaragua route mas
not advantages that may hereafter lead TO the creation
of second canal which would deprive NJ. De Lesseps's
enterprise OF the trade OF the two coasts OF the United
States which II relies for It's chief profits.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-16
CLERKS NOT THREATENED.
THEIR sUBsCRIP HONS TO CAMPAIGN FUNDS MADE
VOLUNTARILY.
ny TELEGRAPH 10 the TRBUNE.I

fBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRBUNE.l
WAsuINGTON, July 15.-The statement is almost
daily reiterated that the Government clerks in the
Departments here are being assessed at the rate OF
or per cent Of their salaries for the expenses OF
the campaigns In Ohio and Maine; the idea being
conveyed that they must pay the amount thus as
sessed or lose their places. This story Is entirely
without foundation. The clerks arc fully alive to
the political issues of the day, and interpret the pro-
ceedings of the Democrats in Congress IN connection
with the employees Of the two houses as a notice
that If the Democrats are successful they VIII TO
man be thrown out of the places for which they
have qualified themselves by years of experience, IN
order that the retaners of Democratic Congressman
NAV be provided for, and this fact alone inspires
them to respond literally. One agent only OF the
congressional Committee, himself discharged en-
Move of the Senate Is soliciting Subscriptions Be
yond this nothing is being done. Every clerk is at
liberty 10 give as much little as he peaseS, or
NOT give nj all and threat OF dismissal actual or
IMPLIED, is ever connected with the proceeding
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-16
THE SOUTHERN SOURCE.
AN END OF THE YELLOW FEVER.

NO NEW CAsEs-oUARANTINE AGAINST MEMPHIS
BEING REMOVED
MEMPHIS, Tenn, July 15.-The first train on
the Little Rock Road last Friday left this morning
for Lonoke, Ark, which point quarantine has been
raised. Judge Rays son not swell to-day.
No new cases have been reported, and the Excitement
occasOned by the reports already published has entirely
subsidized few citizens who left the city have returned
to their homes
CAIRO, ILL.,, July 15.-At a meeting OF the Board OF
Health this forenoon it resolved that all quarantine
restrictions be suspended.
NEw-ORLEANs, July 15-Thc Board Of Health to-day
adopted resolution resembling quarantine against
Memphis
NORFOLK Va, July 15.-The quarantine declared
against Memphis few days by the Norfolk author
ties was raised to-day owing to the favorable yellow
fever reports.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-16
CAMPAIGN PLAN FOR OHIO.

CONGRESSMAN FISHFRS PROJECT FOR CIRCULATING
DOCUMENTS AMONG wELsHMEN, PRINTED IN
THEIR OWN LANGUAGE.
tBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUSE.I
WASHINGTON, July 15.-Representative Fisher, of
Pennsylvania, Acting Chairman of the Republican
Congressional Committee, who was here this morn
ing has project for reaching the Welshmen of
Ohio, many of whom now act with the GreeDback
party. Mr.. Fisher has information 20 the effect that
these men are not Greenbaclers at heart, but were
led into the organization when the labor reform
movement was at its height. He says that the
Republican State Committee of Pennsylvania
reached the Welshmen of that State very success
fully by circulating among them documents printed
in their own language. They are, as general
thing reasonable and Observant, but obstinate men.
The compliment paid them by this effort opened
their hearts, and the sound financial principles of
tie Republican party did the rest, as between that
party and the Democrats. If, on consultation with
other members of the committee and with Ohio
politicians, this plan is thought wise II will be put
into execution.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-16
FEARS or A CASE I'M BROOKLYN

Patrick b. Higgins, age thirty, was taken sick
about 7 p. IN. yesterday with severe collie and
cramps in Sixth-aye., Brooklyn. The Sixth Avenue
Police summoned the ambulance and Surgeon
Piympton declared that the mans sickness due
to heat and TO the free use of ice water. When IL
was learned that Higgins had just arrlV ed from
Memphis, where he has lived for the y, st three
wears, there was alarm, as it was fea ed that
he might be suffering from yellow fever. DR..
PlymptOn said that the case presented some pecu-
liar features which he had never met with before.
Higgins was taken TO the City Hospital.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-16
THE ULrRAMoNrANE COMPROMISE.
LONDON. Tuesday, July

LONDON, IUtstAy, July 10, 1915
The Berlin correspondent of The Times
says The key OF Prince Bismarck's present policy to-
ward the Vatican Will be found In Of bis recent
speeches, which he said that 1t was praiseworthy
under certain circumstances to fight quar- out to the
bitter end but when ways and means presented them
selves OF tonIDg down the acerbity OF conflict without
affecting the principle at stake he would not deem him.
self justified IN negectng such pronefed oppQrtuly.
The correspondent believes that the most that has been
accorded TO the Uramontanes is that In consequence
OF the ret Of DR.. Fak from the Ministry OF Ec-
cesiastical Affairs the eccle sasca laws VIII be en-
forced with lenency than II he lad remained In
office, and that this may ultimately have the effect OF
the Vatican The OF department for the con-
troll OF the Imperial railways is also regarded as step
toward rendering the Government less dependent on
Parliament.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-16
4 FRAUDULENT MORTGAGE.
PIrrsFIELD, Mass, July 15.-Great Bar

PIrrsFIELD, Mass, 'July 15.-Great Barring
ION is excited revelations which seem 10 lh'Oio
the reputation Of late treasurer of the Great Barring
ton savings Bank Dr. w. H. Parks. In 1871, Parks
who WAS a member OF the banks Committee on invest
mcnts desired to borrow from the bank SlO'ooo 10
build upon lot belonging to his WIFE The loan was
made and mortgage from Mrs Parks taken IL now
nnncrs that Mrs Parks had OhY life interest In tne
uropery and at her dcccase II must 20 10 ncr cAItn
An of the property of Parks That could be reaca1iu
Amounting to about So 900. has been attached. INC
loan with interest taxes, etc, now amounts ~ o'er
~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-16
THE COLORADO RAILROAD VAR ENDED.
DENVER. Col. July 15.-In the United States

DENVER, Col, July 15.-In the United States
Court this morning Judge Hact refused to hear inc mo-
ton made by the counsel for the Denver and Rio Grande
Railroad Compopy 10 yacate the restitution order Of
June 20. Both Judges Hallet and Miller administered
severe rebukc to the Rio Grande Company for thelr
past course In case and told them they Were u COZ
tempt of Court. The Rio Grande Company have no az
tentative the road and property To the Az
ehson aud Santa Fe Company at noon gu IuulS
day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-16
HEAVY FIRE AT A COAL NINE.

PorrsyILLE, Penn, July 15.-Fire was dis
covered at O'Clock this evening issuing from the slope
AZ Preyos,'s collery Centralia and In short tna
the breaker which cost 100000 was IN flames
and was entirely destroyed. vein OF coal Is
purniu. fereely, which VIII prooaoy eh'ah
heavy loss Three hundred and hity men ave
So, an, ~ work Pour unsuccessful attempts were
made 10 blow up trestling with dynamite III
70 save the breaker Tue vein OF eoai On vac" s0 "
the slope Is stun burning at midnight
LoLer-At midnight 1t Is thought the loss VIII fo"en
s25o.ooo. The insurance viii probably not eAceea
$4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-16
FRANCE TO DEVELOP AFRICA.

LONDON. Tuesday July l5, 1873.
A Paris dispatch to The Times says: 1.-The
Budget Committee Of the Chamber OF Deputies and
Senatorial committee have pronounced IN favor OF
France taking active part in opening up Central
AREA mission 20 examine the project lor unit
inc Algeria and Senegal to the SOudan by railway has
been appointed IL includes VI, de Lesseps various
senators and Deputies and "A number oil euSiheers'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-16
VALUABLE WORK BY NAVAL OFFICERS.
DETERMINATION OF LONGITUDE IN
EUROPE AND BRAZIL.
Icy TELEGRAPH TO the TRIDUSE.l

Icy TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBuSEI
w,surxGroy. July acknowledgements
+. NJ Green. of the United States Navy, reports to
the Navy Department from England, under date OF
Jnlv / that the Geographic determination OF the
difference of longitude between Greenwich ana LIS
hon has been successfully completed. In this work
ne was kindly assisted by the PHOTOGRAPHER OF tue
British Admiralty. the officials of the Royal obsery
aiorv at Greenwich and those of the Eastern Tele-
praph Company. MISUNDERSTANDING =. II.
DAVIS started on the 9th inst with ms Instruments
from Lisbon to the coast of Brazl 10 determine 'o
Longitude of certain points on that coast
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-16
DEADLOCK IN A CLAIMS COMMISSION
THE SPANISH ARBITRATOR REFUSES TO SEND ANY
MORE CASES TO HE AMERICAN AND SPANISH
10y rELEGRl pu TO THE TRIBUNE. !


WAsmNGroN, July 15.-Ihe work Of the American
and Spanish Joint Claims Commission has again
come to a standsti BY the terms of the treaty
between the United States and Spain, the represent
tatives of both countries required to unite III
subscribing to tho notice of any disagreement be-
fore the Commission. Several weeks ago Baron
Blanc, the Italian Minister, who is the umpire in
the case rendered a decision at which the Marquis
De Potestad Fomar, the Spanish arbitrator, took
umbrage, assuming to believe that it was virtual
decision against Spain of nearly every. case now
pending before the Commission. For this reason
the Marquis refuses to send any more cases before
the commission: hence the deadlock. The matter
promises to become the subject Of further CORE
spondence betw cen the two countries.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-16
4 LARGE MEETING At ROUND LAKE.

ROUND LAKE, n. Y, July 15.-The attend
ancc Is increasing and great interest IS taken in Paes
tine Park. Dr. James NJ. King, OF NewYork. lectured
on Paris Under the Monarchy" The new swimming
bath is well patrouizcd. In the evening lecture on
Oriental Customs" Illustrated by taoeauX, was given
hA keY. j. ). OstIimler
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-16
THE COTTON TRADE DEPRESSED.

Published statistics show that the movement
for reduction in the OUTPUT is spreading in the cotton
districts. In addition to the depression at Blackburn
aud Oldham already reported 900 spindes al Pres
ton stopped out OF aggregate OF 100000. one
quarter the looms a. Preston are also stopped. AZ
Accrngtou work very irregular, particularly ~ the
weaving department SIX thousand eight hundred spin
dies are idle M two mills besides numerous other stop
pages In the Leigh district $4,000 spIndes work.
Ing on short time and 10000 stopped altogether.
In the Washington district $4,000 slndles ana l,lUu
looms are idle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-16
PRINCE BIsMARCK's PROJECTS.
ATTEMPTS AT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CHURCH LAWS
RFRIIy Tnesday. July Is 1879.

BERLIN. Tuesday July 10. 1879
Bills have been introduced in the Bundles
rath for the alteration OF those articles OF the German
Constitution by which the legislature must meet and
the budget be voted annually, and by which the dura-
ton of Parliament is fixed at three years. The Dill which
proposes to substitute biennial meetings OF Parliament
and biennial budgets has created considerable sensation
tending further free the Government from Para<
mentary control The technical reason alleged for the
change Is the inconvenience OF discussing two budgets
PIusslan and imperialism the same year. IL was sug-
gested some time ago that they might be taken Up Ia
alternate years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-16
YELLOW FEVER IN HAVANA.

HAVANA, July 15.-During the last week
there were III deaths from yellow fever I'm Havana
The commission appointed by the National Board OF
Health OF the United states for the purpose OF studying
yellow fever SYMPTOMS development aud treatment In
Havana, is prosecuting its work here asslduOusV
Much local interest manifested IN the work, ana hopes
OF benelcent results are entertained.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-16
THE MEMORIAL TO PRINCE NAPOLEON
LONDON, Tuesday, July 15 1879.


After a statue of the late Prince Imperial
has been placed in Westminster Abbey, and some other
memorial erected with the fund contributed by the
British Army IL has been resolved 10 devote the surplus
of the fund TO establishment of benevolent instu-
tOn commemorative OF the Prince IL Is computed that
the Army fund alone Will amount to S2JUOUO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-16

OF Congress should have walked into the trap set Tor
them by the Republicans led by Garfield Their OIlnu-
can be accounted for but in way. and that Is
that they entertain the foolish belief that the party was
returned To power the State Rights issue For one
decline to follow again to NV ruin that gnis fatuuS
The speeches made on the floor of the House by the
Democratic leaders to-day VIII cost the party ONO
In October, and drive 1t from power IN Congress
Gentlemen, you went too far and made the biunder
Of bunders by being drawn into general debate on
that question,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-16
THE YELLOW FEVER PRECAUTIONS.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, July 15.-The State Board
of Health this morning resolved suspend until further
orders IT'S rules and regulations, imposed In Mem
phs Monday provided no other case Oh yei-
low fever Is reported prior to that time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-16
PRICE FOUR CENTS.
AFFAIRS IN FOREIGN LANDS.
REACTION IN GERMANY.

THE FRENCH COUNCIL OF STATE REMoDKrLED-
THE BRITISH ELECTION BILL LIKELY TO BE
ABANDONED.
Alarm is manifested in Germany at the schemes
which are on foot to establish biennial sessions
and secure appropriations for two years In Franco
the Council of State has been remodelled in
the interest of the Republic The British Govern
ment Is disposed to abandon the election bill. The
Canadian four per cent loan has been fully sub
scribed,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-16
THE ENGLISH ELECTION BILL.


In the House of Commons to-day, Sir STAFF
ford Northcote Chancellor OF the Exchequer replying
10 Mr. Slmuelson Q.bera). member for Baubury, said
that the bill relating elections and corrupt practices
o1gHt 10 be considered before a dissolution OF Pariia
ment, but doubted whether IL could DC conaidcrcd
during the present session.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-16
VACATION AT WASHINGTON.
AND AFFAIRS.

SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR THE REPUBLICAN CAUsE-How
TO REACH The WELSH OF oHIo-DEPARTMENT
NEWS.
Liberal subscriptions are being made to the
campaign fund of the Republicans by the
clerks, but they are all purely voluntary. 1t
is proposed to compliment the Welsh in Ohio
by translating Republican speeches into their
tongue. The Spanish Claims Commission is
at deadlock. Ex-Doorkeeper Polk has
written letter crlticising his party,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-16

HALIFAX, n. S., July 15.-At meeting OK
the Rowing Association last night It decided to
challeng &c Wallace Ross Warren smith three-
mile race ON Bedford Basin for 5000 or ri ooo sue'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-16
ENGLISH MEDIATION REJECTED.
LONDON, Tuesday, July 10, 1879.

A Constantinople dispatch says the Porto
has rejected proposal of Sir Austen Layard British
Ambassador to Constannope, that England should ace
as an intermediary with the Powers in the settlement OK
the Greek frontier question.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-16
THE CANADIAN LOAN SUCCESSFUL.
LONDON, Tucsday July IS, 1870.

The new Canadian 4 per cent loan has been
fully subscribed. The tenders az the official minimum OF
o. per cent will receive 30 per cent OF the amount
OF their tenders All above % cent VAL re-
celye the full amount bid for.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-16
JBERAL GAIN IN GLASGOW.


Mr.. Tenant, q Liberal, has been elected To
the House OF Commons from Glasgow without opposi-
ton in the place Of Alexander Whitelaw, Conserve
tive. who died RECENTLY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-16
MEETING OF THE oRLEANIsTS.


A dispatch to The Times from Geneva am
nounces that all the members OF the Orleans family viii
met in that city on Saturday next The object OF us
meeting is not stated.