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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-02

SPICY. During The debate in the House Of
Representatives, yesterday, oo Tho army sppro-
p!;aton bill,
MT. Cougar said desire to ask the gentle.
MAJ lrcm Mississippi, Gen. Chalmers, whether
the second revolution OF 1861 had any terrors
for hin?
iir. CEalmers--Thc distinguished gentleman
ia exceedingly Vitty History tells US that
f2g!lsh kiugs were in the habit of keeping
iestor5 at court with Tue lJoIscip and bells. Ii
sccrl4 that republican Congress has supplied
lscIi 10 the Same manner. Applause But
os!cal Of TIC f0ol.cap end juggling bells (which
might. perhaps, sui. very welD it has dressed
its ias!or ia swalcw tails. Loud laughter en-
he democratic side
Gl:. uoreer-l asked the heroic gentleman
from Mississippi PLATO, civil. simple question,
AID l2stesd Vi answering it be jumps upon his
music box aud makes erir1eces to tho country
ana the House. lCGuater demonstrations on the
republican side, members clappi1g their hands
and in5u giog 10 loud laughter Tor consider
abe time.
Tr. Charlottesville gentleman is mistaken.
| sdali o::;aioly not undertake 10 play game at
which my monkey can boa. nc. Laughter Cd
thc democratic side.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-02

JHE MARQUIS. --Tne Marquis Spiiog Ulster
is entirely new 10 cui, siugl, breasted, button
to the throat, with genuine buffalo horn but
tons. can Only be mad at kATzENsTErN' Fash
io0abe Clothing Establishment 3l0 IT'D street
near Pennsylvania Avenue. Pric, FROM $500
TO S25 %
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-02

Dont delay, alsays be Oh .ime, fer proven
tio1 is better than cure. Al! Coughs ard Cold,
and such aft ctioDs Of the throat and lungs as
lead to consumption ero cured by DR.. Bult J
Gouch ScruO
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-02
The Fiiz John Porter Case.

WASHINGTON, D. g., April 1.-The follow
iDg arc the salient points IN the official rero-t
in the case Of Gtn.ral Fiz John Porter as lskeu
from tie report ITSELF
That the recorder he's used great diligence iCr
evidences, especially such ns nigh, appear to
have b'ariug adverse 10 the Claims urged b
General Porter.
That due care has bten exercised not to u
cairo intn tho military operations or the Goa
duo. OF ofi,cra Of tbs army OF Virginia tur,ht.
than was necessary to full alualdetion o! toe
subject of investigation.
That the uew evidence ID addition 10 The Oh
has PLACED beyond question many important
facts before the subject OF dispute 70 respect 10
which radically erroneous oplolons were enter
tained by Ger. Porter's sc:u:ers and doubles
by tho cour: martial that prouou1ced tin
guilty. Tho result has b.en 70 establish beyoct
reasonable doubt 81! the facts essential TO the
formation Ct correct Judgment upon the MT:
its Of Gen. Porte, $ ca,c. The report Is Iher.
ioin made by the board with catire unan'alt9
and without doubt ~ hc!v minds with the rea
sors for conclusions and VIVA. ac.iou justice re
qlires should be taken by the Ptc:lden!
A LEGEND CT COLOGNE CATHEDRAL 4
correspondent writes As the story soca, tie
iuvcutor vas waikiog cuc day BY the Rho.
trying to thilk Gu. souie design 1tich shou5
be sufficiently grand and skcictiaE his thought,
ia tho soft sand n: lis feet. A. last h. Vs.
satisfied and said 1t shall bo like that
'Oh, will shcw ycu q mu,b better plan, sail
voice behind him. a1d IL lurni0g, he SAW ID:
figure which las become familiar to The readers
of Faust and 10 the users CT profsne language
With his clover inot this newly found friend
drew the outtinel ca the beach With startling
rapidly and skill. Bu: be found his match il
thia plan German workman.
KIo was made to explain minuteIy every d.
tail, for the trembling architect knew that prob
ably his own soul would be the prc, OF this
knowledge. Thcu ha ssid to Mcpbstophelc.,s s
he suddenly thought o; way. cot OF the dtb
Gully onr piaD is Got quito satisfactory.
will pot take t." The soft voice OF this hoo!
footed vi.i.cr te.smo a rough roar. Tie
saw that be had b.cu ou:witted. You may
build your cathedral according to this plu, he
shrieked. hut Jon will never flash II. Tn,
was sewn hua1rcd gears Ego. The Sa.aoit
threat vas not 10 vain. Though multi'udcs Of
men have worked upon it for huodredl o.
years, the cathedral las never bean tinIshcd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-02

For BAKIao PANS, CAKE PANS, PIE rAHo.
Oyster Cans. Cake Cuuers. Tip Toys, or aoy
thing 10 The tinWarc line. call on Stonsbury
Bro. eornrr King a1d Columbus SITS dec q
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-02

Dispatches received s.. milwaukee annoulco
lbs discovery o! geld 10 the upper Michigan
pelusn'a, l. is said tina. the analysis made
proves that i: Yields a. the rate OF s 400 per
700. Goa las e's, tceu discovered near the
B:rl? li7cr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-02

mr 28-lS Successor to SaylL aker Go.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-25
PERSONAL.

Father Giovanni the monk who has charmed
all Rome mis- remarkable tenor VIII he neatd there
no more He going Tuscany to live near his mother
NJ. Varnev, the musician who composed the
celebrated chant Mourn pour le Parie" for Alexander
Dumas .sfotical drama, lie ChcyaiIer dc MGlson
Rouge" hJs just died III Pui'.
Don Marco \. Soto, President of the Hon
durl, Republic j. miracle OF patriotism. Upon MS
election he found the country bankrupt, and used
er; deal %. bis own largc fortune III improving > con
tou He moreover refuses 70 receive any salary to1
his srINIc,,.
"Trcbor,' whose first novel, CAS- II May
Happen" las challenged much dlscu>-.on Is hard at
WORK ut duothcr which viii appear in d month or two
l. tc success o adventure equally fstterns. the
authors gmse wli De thro of and the pubic rccog
uizr m the novelist one VINO had utst achieved great
success, a> q nc~spaprr mdu'
Mr. Arthur Sullivan has the very great
honor of beng the only living Eng-hman whose work
has been performed by the Socte DIES Concerts OF the
great Pars Cou5cryat0re. The work, which wae given
a fortnight ago. the In MemOrlam overture.
written by sullivan after his fathers death Tue
last three rehearsais conducted by the composer
an xtreteIy favorable IMPRESSION upon an audience OF
como s-"urs ana dl,tiul lil,hcd music ans.
Dean Stanley has written note to IN
Amer can Gentleman in regard TO the proposed monu-
mcnt 20 Audl6 on the spot NJ executed and
buried "IIs DESIRABLE says the Dean. that the in
scr.pt,ou should contain neither an attack nor defence
OF Andre but only expression Of sympathy with him
in his trag1cti tate, AMI with Washington for the din
culj circumstance, wnch the judges were placed.
4 wreath Of Autumn leaves from the Hudson !
had placed ON The monument IN tue Abbey attracts uni
Ycfs;il aGmIrdtlOn.'
General Sherman and two daughters, ac
compuic 10y party Of lade, and gentlemen, on thtr
return Enterprise at The head of the ST. Johns
River, Fla. few davs visited Edsewaer Grove,
near IN MatcO the residence OF w. f. Fuller, where
they were entertained hosp aOy their uur Npected
and visit would perut This residence and orange
grove is one OF the beautiful On the river and the
party we're drlIgutel with the picture OF an orange
grove in bud blossom aud irut. Nh FJller lover
Of flowers, and the grounds about hs residence are
filed with roses and innumecahr howcg.ug p'au'S Hc
IL the son OF Juuus A. Fu r. wei known ci'!z"n or
Iiruoklyn, who with wIfc al E1S water
GROVE General sherman sa 4 that ne hal been Ky
pleased Win the many inipgoyc h" IN FLORIDA
since his VISIT few years agO
New-York tribune., 1879-02-25
GENERAL NOTES.

The Engli,hman who drops his al doe, not
often lead - person mlo more amu-lng mistake than
one lust cportcd from Manchrsarr A American hay.
in - certain place. aired "t hotc por-
ter the number and street where r. was situated, and
WAS directed No - Haym ret-S, fEc best part OF
an hour was spent by tn. American in search for
the place. until at t, oy chance hc came suddenly b.
fore the very door lac IN search oil Alter lac bad
finished his business tLer he to'd me manaScr ui n
dimcuty hc ugI N ding mn, ~ added taIt tht
porter lad directed hun 10 " 81 A. AAEAet-Ss.
The mania for pedeStrianism has broken
ont Ia He4t force IN Boston and Providence, the prof
ereace apparently being gwen tO walkers OF the emaic
sort Miss Mile Reynolds, WAC Is doing LOO" quarter
miles in 800 quarter hours Miss lillian Hoffman, who
has Completed 500 quarter miles in 800 quarter hours
while su1dcy OF Ordl reputation ~ different places
are pacing .eduou-y up aud down IN quest u gold and
glory. When business is dan IN these aneeut settle
meuts snort comes To the fore, and very sPortiye
Naa>arn,,tt. /, about tn, time EYtrYwuvrc walking
has thr ,wu the rumphs OF base ball. billiards rowing
and wrestling iut0 tue shade, hut hfter whir We sI
have some new Inns though "hat VIII como HeA' ""o
conjecture I
Texas groans over the number OF its
thieves murderer, and scoundrc, There are now IN
tine S.atc Il is said, an average OF four murders per
DEM wle the gyernm m'nt IS 50 "eaS that it does not
iry to protect witnesses Oh the stand Lately
state. witness murder ease was knocked down aud
stabbed IN the NJ Palestine by hall dozen friends
OF the murderer In other cOuntics tho shooting and
assassination of states WITNESSES Is now OF almost
weekly occurrence. Great fault Is found with the In
efficiency OF Governor R0Oertss administration. u
started out by rCvokng all rewards for tue apprrhcn
son ur mnrderers red by It's predecessor ANA Openly
dccated tnst n IA not ts policy 10 spend any money 10
bring back into TsKds fugitivts from Justice.
The wisdom of age and the vigOr of youth
are rarely found together but the Report CT the Mnal
Life Insurance Company. published to-day. seems TO
combine the results OF these apparently anOna-
ous qualities Encouraged by ts experience OF thirtysx
year--more than generation OF human life, aud assnr-
edly the results OF the successful rebate experiment
New-York tribune., 1879-02-25

tbc company announces reduction Of ~ ne,
cent Ia its life rates. Asscts amounting 10 AT I97
81 t. including surplus ~ Sl1 1916 .jJ3, Civ an em
rbI~fs 10 thIg aHnOdnCpnent winch viii halcuie tho
atfn~oD ~ All WIN Interested 80 tine subject ma
Undoubtedly bad cook can shorten aDy
mans DAYS unless his stomach Was made by bras,
founder and undoubtedly ny bad co.k has worried
tho lie ont Uf many % good house, -eper But tbis
docs not prove that CertIiD Gefm1n piysican b.
right in his belief that human lie would he prolonged
and thai nIncss woud b. roduced 10 rimnm v food
of al kinds were eaten and cooks and kitchen. d
peBsej with altogether. This vrnealing Lysican /,
neither yeget trian beceat"r holding tb3t ycgc
tables are 40 whoesOme than Deci and that
nothing is gained by CONSUMING q compound " both
Whatever uutrtiye qualities they DESTROYED
by the cook More tan this. they take fom what are
termed solids" the aGUeOns element which t.ey con.
tain thus creating desrp for drink and leading 10 b
Temperance when caused by nothing but the villa.
nous COOKS This alarming nnoyateF would only da
away with COOKS and kitchens, but he would dsp Dsr
with clothes and regrets that mankind not YET 'sr
ennIgn along the road 10 hlgh civilization to pern
Of people gong about the world undrpssed Raw fond
would surely prOlong iifr, he saws, that when nrt
and women die 10 would De tlr leaves Oi the
forest or Will animals on tre piiia simple fading
away from Old age Ter iiyiDg Their appointed tine
New-York tribune., 1879-02-25
Nem2lork Daily Gribn91e.
FOUNDED BY HORACE GREELEY.
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY %, 1879.
rHE AEw,> rms MORNING.

ForlfcN Tie committee OF thc French Senate
On the Amnesty bill is favorable to the bill passed 10y
the Chamber Of Depgties.=+ The movement in IT,
yoi OF IrduCO-Amcr!can commercial treaty Is gam
ing adhcIeut> in France. -- No new cases Oh The
plaeuc are reported. =-- Ram is needed ~ India
and the condition of the Spring crops Is
critical. -- The death of Dr. Butt, leader
of the Home Rule party in the British
House of Commons is reported and denied. -
The strikes at Liverpool are over; those aU Ashton
uudcr-Lyne continue. == jonathan Gill, mcr-
chant Of Manchester, has failed - Disastrous
foods III Poland and in France.
pouF>TIC.-Geueral Butler IS reported 10 be at
work already in Massachusetts 10 secure county
a,.d town committees. IA reception was given
at the Mexican Legation IN Washington last night
Oh an unusually large scale ==- There are
only two more witnesses to be examined
by tde Potter Committee, and Nh. Pot
ter IS already making uD his report -
1heh Is "a rebellion in Trinity College, Hartford,
which seems to include pretty much all the stu
dents. -- Petition. for and against the veto of
The AntC Chiuo,c bill are sent to the President from
AL quarters.
CuNGH1ss.--In the Senate Yesterday the Army
bll wac debated al much length; the railroad tee-
graph amendment had nuunerable amendments
offered 80 H. but these were nearly all defeated
Was iu session very late. = In the House the
Snpdr, Civil hill was passed under suspension of
The rules; the Internal Revenue bill Was passed
with the Senate amendment about the date Of the
reduction Of the tobacco taX approved; the tax on
mai rhcS va, abolished; number Of new bills
wer inirOGuced. rs also resolution looking 10 tic
Iccn> cry OF Confederate fluids held in England.
CirY A\D SUBJ KBtN.-FWthcr details are gwen
of the tran ,ctOus of Frederick A. Freeman, Vice
President Of the Globe Mutual. =- The Fifty
third--t branch of the Metropolitan Elevated Road
will be opened 20 day. - The Baptist ministers,
after long debate, voted 10 eXpel the Rev. Dr.. j.
u. Fulton from membership. - Another civil
service conference was held at the Custom House.
- \ receiver has been appointed for the Peru
Steel and iron Company. - Gold value OF the
legal-tcnder silver dollar t412l2 grams sass
cents -.=- Stocks active, nuctuatiug aud weak,
closing irregular and unsettled.
Tuf WtAiHrH.-TmBU>K NJ local observations in
dc,te partly cloudy ana cloudy weather, with light
rain OF snow. Thermometer yesterday, 2l,, p e,
II.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-25
PICTURES ar THE LOTOs CLUB.

At the regular Monday reception Of tie
LOtos CuD yesterday the pictures were more fortunate
than Is always in winning golden opinions from
all SORTS of people, and charming smiles OF approval
from ihc iadcs filed the handsome rooms with tue
SOFT crush OF silks and lsees. The hght ripple
OF gossip aud chat flowed, as might hgys
been foroseen freely about the two pictures Oi tho
artist Whistler by Fantn and the other by Whistler
himself Both are portraits Ia Inaias's, heads ior
winch Mr. Whistler has served the model, but which
neither recall MIN 10 memory for those have seen
MN. 10 let those who have only heard OF hin
know the eccentric painter and cteher looks m tue
ncsh. But the pictures are Interesting, nevertheless
as plcturesque subjects strongly painted, and
served yesterday afternoon as pegs on wbieh
TO hang Il great deal ofuteresuug talk Near the Pss.
ia port.alt Of WA5iIor hangs Gue head u iugA ia
Groo better known a. Grotius, boy Van Dyck, picIue
IA excellent condition loaned 10 the club 0y J. C. Hoe
esg who = SO coutIIbu Marine" Oy Joseph Yet.
net Q7II-I7-Jj, very good specimen Of thn
famous painter OF sucn subjecisj his fame eciDsd
partly by tae great fame Of Als TalsOn Hoaee aud
party by the advance uale in later times IN the ot
painting water
The most important OF the modern piciuTes heren
Nh Moraus striking "Castcllatcd COrIuefas'
arge work made Up o. the clements found
that strange landscape which Nj Moran may be sd
10 have discovered FOR art aud which he ha, known
we'll how treat with great pictorial skli, |hhe AVOID
ing The eVaggrratOn that would have been lneNiabem N
some other hands. This Large anG srrnX picture, whose
Oay fault H. that It Is almost more curious an beautiful
wa, no sooner hung upon walls Of the cab parlor
than n WIS purchased.
Other good pictures here are Mr. T. W. B1dGu'Ls ~
Moorish Interior" which gives u- h<h idea
Of the artists independence IN treating without
a trace OF copyisn theme th3t might almost De oat
To D., long TO hs master Ctromc. There is tec uo ArR-
ness. uo p,dpu'ry, but sort illumination an" easy 'tec
ID. tfY
New-York tribune., 1879-02-25

norsonal grief on the candidates account.
The general tongue of the party counted
il, on the whole, a good rlddah"e SO
far a. the candidate was concerned ana ui
rectly he was set aside aS permanently ShciVcu'
Mr.. Tilden himself did not 81 view 1t. lie
WIS not boiserous. He did not keep con
stantly in the public eye, but when lie did
apuear il was with the remark that he had
bceu detraudcd, and il could not be con
doncd He seemed so harmless that
his party humored him in it and
nut in a vigorous and clam0rous cho-
rus. THE tribune warned the Democracy
then that their other issues were disappearing
and if they kept up the " Fraud cry they
might get reduced to that alone. with the logl-
cal accompaniment of the nomination OF the
old ticket in 1850. 1t was IN sheer despera-
tion that they began the Potter Investigations
hoping to make some capital by lncrllnlhatlhg
prominent Republicans, yet fearful oi con-
trihuting thereby to the denomination o!
Tildcn. THE TRIBUNE'5 cipher trlnSlati0ns al
last seemed to give the scheme It's quletuS,
and prominent Democrats said IN consOla-
tory tone, "Wcll, this dispOses OF Illden any
"how.n And the exposures were so damaging
that the Democratic and deputy-Democratic
newspapers jumped to the conclusion that
The TRIBlNE's sole object was to destroy
Tidcns chances as a candidate. But they
damaged the party also; damaged it so badly
that very shortly all the politicians and
newspapers were enlisted in an effort
to break the force of them. 1t was
seen that there must be scapegoats'
and that Tilden mu,t be sayed-not
g..
New-York tribune., 1879-02-25
pEHLIC 0TINLON.

Mr.. Hendricks. Nr. Tildcn and NJ. Bayard
vii take great interest p state elections n.N fa
II will make VI break Taurman.-l Cincinnati Llqa"d
DcWD
We have the strongest hope that President
UlYr- WI veto the tuuc>. OIL % u Should ,Hi '.i".e
niu-lnd We believe hc IN do sol lphladcighia Tue
grapn lkep)
. Within few days. it has become evident
to me itretne " .-luiorluut pa 1901 u- tlat dra
must iueIltlbly become the IL Aur.Auc >tlA'"t
brarer IN IssU.- NcW-Aibany LciL,roiauiaiu t''m'
If nominated for Governor hv the great
R.nuli. IN l1ri. Of q I,o. General GAtucd WUuu lot
dare - r,nile Lct', try II. ~ van. " .y- mal.
c.mpaiEurr, and one WHO fnush ~. ON u'' ",D,, ,
and WHO na, since been hyh ing It be- c,n-'>i' anton
tOAlOJ Repository tk'pD
New-York tribune., 1879-02-25
POIiIICIL NOrES.

Conurs, di"s, without repentance or hope, one
wceA from to-day.
The Tilden wave swells and swclls, and does
the soiennity Oi the Democracy.
The Grrcnbackrrs Of the new Congress have re-
solved or strike. but il won't succeed.
The senate should not fail 10 give the House
chance To vote on an anti-claims amendment.
veto Of the Ant-Chinese bill will establish the
existence Of an Administration backbone, beyond
a doubt
There su't great deal Of "bounccp in the cipher
bunt at present. Probably because the Democrats
have had racket enough.
General Butler gave the Greenbackers who assem-
blcd in Washington sn elaborate dinner Saturday
evening. Tho General always did have a good
heart.
The chief soace Of the Assistant Democratic
New-York tribune., 1879-02-25

Democratic party if violent contest on tins
question cause q keen comparison of records.
The especial occasion will he thoroughly
understood. II il fatal 10 the Democrats that
the Infamous frauds in this city, by which
the rights of the people of Ncw-fork were
STOLEN from them in 1868 were fully exposed;
that Democratic rcpcatcrs now crowd the jail III
Cincinnati; that Democrats have just been
convicted in Maryland; that convictions IN
several Southern States have been prevented
only by murder or intimidation OF officials
and witnesses; and that leading Democrats IN
many States are this moment under indict-
ment. IL is fatal to that party that the con-
fcsSi0n has been openly made 10y the Demo
cratic organ at the Capital, that enough mem
bers of the newly elected House will bo surely
convicted, if the Federal election law should
not be repealed, to leave that body without u
Democratic majority. No party can live IN
this country if 1t attempts to break M the
Government in order to carry doubtful States
by repeating or 70 save its members OF Con-
grcsS from the pentcntiaIy for violation OF
law.
The RcpUblicans can well afford to stand
fast IN their position on the issue thus joined.
1t ia not their duty nor have they the night
to break down all barriers against fraud IN
elections, III order to prevent an extra session
of Congress. The people who elect Demo
cratic law-breakers, and Democratic members
who are ready TO stOp appropriations unless law
breakers can he saved from the penitentlary,
must face the responsibility for their acts.
In this city, particularly. those voters
who have helped by their votes to swell the
Democratic majority in the House will have
only themselves to blame if injury TO all busl-
ness and industry results from an attempt OF
Democrats to give perpctuity TO the intamou,
frauds Of 1868. The reaction has gone as far
already, in its revolutionary course, "a it can
bc suffered to 60 without endangering the eN-
i,tence OF free institutions. In plain and Int
eral truth, selr-g0ycrnmcnt would become
contemplate farce. which ought not to be con-
tinurd for day, il >uch frauds aS were per
petrated by Democrats in 1865 in New-Iork,
and by Democrats in 1876 in Cncln-
nat. and in 1873 i'll several Southern
states. could be repeated hereafter with
impuni,y. But this is the purpose Of the DEM
ocratic majority IN the lIOuse--a majority Sc
cured, he 1t remembered, 10y massacre and as
sas,ination at the South and by swindmg in
many Northern districts. 1t l. not strange
that these rcprs sentltives Of jail-birdS want
to defend their real constituents. Bat the
country will find a way to punish party
which threatens the very existence Of free
government in order to get power, and In
order to save its guilty members from just
punishmcnt.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-25
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