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FIGHT ON SHIPBOARD.

A savage fight occurred yesterday morning on the
steamer Othello, of the Wilson line. at Jersey
City, the crew attacking four new hands. During
the ARRAY William welch thrown overheard,
hut he was rescued after he had sunk twice. One of
the other sailors was stabbed I'm the arm. Peter
Petersen. the leader. was arrested. The steamer
sailed at one o'clock
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VNASH1NGTON HOTEL, LIVERPOOL.
w This resort for American travellers
reopened on June Z, by Sir WILFRED LAWSON, Bart,
NJ r. and Mr.. A. NJ. SULLIVAN NJ p. About 100 gentle
down to splendid luncheon in the dining
including the Hon. - r. Packard American Consult, who.
rising speak received with applause. and said
that Americans claimed to know something about keep
They had hotels above the clouds and
the mountain tops they had hotels in the mountain
they had hotel palaces floating the waters
they had hotels wheels aughter and
the Americans and tho American travelling public. he
give consular certificate that the Washing
ton Hotel was deserving OF his country The Wash
ington Hotel is Immediately facing the ST. Georges Hall,
and opposite the London and Northwestern Railway.
aud in proximity the other stations and piers
Visitors sending letter postal card from America
Queenstown will be welcomed by the at Liver
pool.
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MURDER AND SUICIDE.

CHICAGO. ILL.,, July 8, 1870.
The Iuter-Oeeans Rock Island I'M despatch
says:-"At Edgington. Ill.,. this morning. Lee
Robbins shot and instantly killed hiS sister.
aged twenty years. and then shot himself. in
ficting wounds from which he will not
Miss Robbins was engaged to a
named Richards, and was 10 have
been married to-day. Her brother had been trying
to prevent the marriage. but she refused to break
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by the agricultural interest, and which is sup
ported by Prince Bismarck, now seems to be
assured, u compromise having been effected ON
the subject witl'the protectionist manufacture
ers."
THE GERMAN TARIFFS.
The debate on the Tariff bill was continued
in the German Rcichstag yesterday. Herr Wind
thorst defended Herr Frankenstein's motion to
distribute the surplus revenue among the Fed
eral States. Herr Bennigsen declared that il
that motion passed he would vote against the
Tariff bill. Herr Fricdcnthal declared that his
resignation--as Minister of Agriculture-wa
not caused by Herr Frankcnstein's motion,
which he intended to vote for. 1t is
believed that the views of DIR. Falk, late Minis
ter of Ecclesiastical Affairs, are the same as
those of Herr Prudential on this question
The Standards correspondent, telegraphing last
night announces that the Reichstag has passed
the motion that 1870 900 marks from the
annual proceeds of the tariff shall be handed
over to the Empire and the rest distributed
among the States. The Reichstag also resolved
that the duty tobacco shall not be retro
spectivc and that materials for shipbuildng
excepting metals, shall be free.
BISMARCK EXPLAINS.
Prince Bismarck, during the debate on the
Tariff bill, said the liberals, by their mega
tive attitude, had destroyed his hope of ef.
fectng an understanding with them. lie had
resolved to support Herr Frankenstcns motion
because he could not follow the course proposed
by other parties in the Reichstag, Us that course
was but little removed from social democracy.
lie denied that the constitutional right of Par
lament to vote supplies had been shaken lie
said he had felt himself abandoned more and
more by the national liberals, but he had
not broken with any party. His constant
endeavor was to maintain German unity. lie
considered that the financial pressure had been
greatly allcviated, and he believed that the
present financial work would produce great
blessings. Prince Bismarck concluded by stat
lug that he would pursue his work to the end,
whether he rcaped hatred or love. Herr
Windthorst stated that the centre party had
neither asked nor obtained concessions. Their
cooperation with the conservatives depended
on the conclusion of the Kulturkampf; but they
hoped, with the conservatives, to effect re-
vision Of the May Laws.
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THE BACON MURDER.

SAN Francisco, July 9, 1872.
In the Fourth District Court to-day DIR. Samuel p.
Chilfant pleaded "Not guilty. to the murder of
Josiah Bacon in the Baldwin Hotel The Court
ordered commission to take evidence In the East
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the sake of the peace of Europe. The British
government had done all it could for Turkey
and the peace of the world. Lord Salisbury
added that England must always be prepared
for war, owing to the armaments maintained by
other nations.
A DEMONSTRATION FOR HARRINGTON.
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counter demonstration last night when the Mar
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privilege, was received with loud and prolonged
cheers from the liberal benches
SPANISH POLITICS.
telegram from Madrid, July 8, statcs:-
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been convoked in extraordinary session ut
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notified the Powers of its readiness to appoint
commissioners on the Greek boundary question.
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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-03
PRESENTING THE PRIZES.

The Ceremonies Last Night at Cres-
cent Hail.
The presentation of the medals awarded by
the Louisiana Amateur Rowing Association to
the winners Of the races In the late State regatta
took place last evening at the Crescent Hall, A
fine band Of music on hand and a large
number of the friends of the winning crews
were In attendance.
The medals were presented on behalf OF the
association by Hon. W o. Rogers, ju ge of the
Fifth District Court. who, before awarding the
prizes, entertained the audience with well
history OF rowing In this State from the
Ranization of the first club down to the present
time He spoke also of the successes of Louis
lana oarsmen In other waters than those of
their own State. and predicted grenter victories
in the future. When he had concluded the diff
ferent crews were called up separately. and in
few well chosen and appropriate remarks he
presented them with the medals.
The ceremony over. the band played a stir-
ring tune, and to the music the crowd dis
narEa6.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-03
OFF FOR DoNALDsoNvILLE.
Departure of the Louisiana Field Ar
tillery

Departure of the Louisiana Field Ar
tillery.
Last evening ut about o'clock the Louisiana
Field Artillery left on the Henry Frank for
Donaldsonvile. The command was aceompa-
MED by the Burke Rifles and large number of
the members of the several CON panes of Hills
Battalion all In uniform and under arms, In
addition there a good sized crowd of the
members of other commands In citizens uni
form.
The boat will reach Dcnaldsonvllle at an
early hour this morning. and after grand re-
ception the days proceedings will be opened
and carried out In the following order:
Frst-Reeeption by the Cannoneers of DON
aldsonville OF their guests from the military
commands Of Mobile, Baton Rouge, New Or
leans and OF the First Regiment Louisiana Field
Artillery.
seoond.-Parade through the principal streets
Of Donaldsonville.
Third Military mass In open air
Fourth-Muster OF the Cannoneers of Donald
sonville into the State service as Battery Z.
Louisiana Field Artillery.
Fifth-RIae shooting. Individual and COM
pany teams for valuable prizes.
Si8th-Artillery Drill.
Seventh Target practice with Calling gun
Eighth Battalion drill
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-03
BASE BALL.
A Base Ball Convention.

A Base Ball Convention.
| A convention composed of three delegates
from each OF the principal clubs la the city, will
| meet on Tuesday. August 5. at .. M at the
hall OF the Washington Marks Base Ball Club
undsr the following call. Issued BY the Wash
| ington Marks Club:
| Whereas. there exists at present In different
| portions Of the city. ut least ten clubs whose
| playing record Ia good. and who show DISPOSE
| ton to keep together; and
Whereas. tho rules prescribed by the National
League are not entirely practicable IN this por-
| Whereas. 1t Is evident that games much more
| satisfactory to the clubs themselves. and to the
public, could b. played II unity Of action and q
cured therefore be 1t
Resolgea, That the Wrights. Washingtons.
Wash Marks. Clemens. Paul Watermans, Bren,
Masexdexarts, John Carrie PIT Phlblins. Leon
Lamothes Ed Makers and Thos. aernon {, ubs
| from each club to meet on Tuesday August s,
| at D. M, at the hall Of the Washington Mark 8
80 +. B. LAWRENCE.
President Wash Marks Club.
| A. j. SHAW. Secretary
The following clubs have elected Delegates
Washington Club Fired. Yengle, VIM. Fltz-
Pat. dlennen,y Boyle. J. Berkkfery., E. scully.
John WatzKe,
VIM. Fagan-Frank Kuhn, JOS. Barthe, A.
Campbell.
Mass xdexarta-Geo A. Krummell, Thos. W,
" Wash. g Marks Il. B. Lawrence. Gus Alexan-
der, Donald Fisher.
Ohevalley John Milhoo. Henry Murphy.
Pat. .Philbin llate DR.. Dreyfous)-J Pltneld,
Thos Brislois, j. Philbn.
a, 8. Badger Names not ye treeeiyed;
The WATERWAYS. Brenneus. Carrie and
WrightG have vet ajpniHa1 WnAthnr
intend participating or not.
WASH MARKS VS., e. b. CHEvALLEY.
The long -talked-of game OF ball between the
Wash MarRs and Chevalley clubs will take place
ibis evening a1 2 o'clock for purse OF $40. at
Wash Marks-Allen. D.: Brink G.. Il. Fisher,
lst b.; Hogan, I'd b.. Horn. Sd D.; Stone s. $. !:
Gheyaileys HNagey. let B. kic 3 e. Landry.
@. f.; Daunoy, s. g.: III. Murphy. D.: L. Murphy.
sd b.; J. Murphy. I'D b.; schriber. |. f.; Mil
The mines are In good trim. close game of
ball may be expected.
BRoDERIcK VS.. HOMES.
The d. Broderiek Base Ball Club will cross
bats with the Homes to- day at Daachaise greer
CLUBS ORGANIZED.
At a meeting, held on Friday evening the #.
Vcss Base Ball Club was orRarized. with +, Voss
az honor try president and 2. A. Glley as cap.
tain. They would like to hear from any club
whose members are not oyer 8 venteen years of
Addrt s.. McKeough % Barnnne street. ''''i' -
At the electt N h'ld at Keppler's Hall. on
Tues r. Jay. July a. 1872 the +. Brewster Base Ball
were elected: W. Glaeeio. D.; G. Treford c.;
q. Pumrue. 1st b.. Il. Gue q b., NJ. Green, Sd
, A. Meyer, 8 s.; P Glaccio. |. f.; q. Hil!e7
challenges addressed to E. Gual, $40 Chartres
street, will receive prompt attention.
The II. Brewster nine will cross bats with the
Lazy Nine Sunday. August 8. at the kaauette
green.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-03
CITY HALL NOTES.

Administrator Isaacson left the city last even
Ing on business trip to Chicago This is the
first vacation Mr.. Isaacson has taken since his
election to this office.
Mayor Patton will return from over the lake
and be in his Office on Monday.
Aid McDonogh reported yesterday to Acting
Vincent Asylum, some days ago, by Mrs. Weeks.
was born at the Charity Ho ptal and was de-
serted bv Its mother who live. or Gid live ia
Mississippi City The little girl was taken
charge of by colored woman. The woman
died and the child finally came Into Mrs We ks s
possession. who, as has been stated placed her
IN the asylum Mr., Isaacson has requested the
Sisters to retain the little one.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-03
TENNESSEE DON'T WANT HIM.

Some days ago Aid Dave Hennessey arrested
negro convict named Charles Jackson and
locked him up charging him with being an
escaped convict from the Tennessee State peni-
tentlary. -
Chief Boylan at once notified the authorities,
and received the following letter In reply:
OFFICE OF CHERRY OCoNNoR h Co., !
Nashville. Tenn, July 80. 1879. J
Thos. N. Boylan ESQ. New Orleans:
Dear Si'-In reply to yours Of the twenty
eight instant. Charles Jackson, colored. escaped
from our mines at Tracey City. Tenn, about
August /, 1878. He was sentenced from Nam
phis, June "a, 1876, for ten years icrtme. house
breaking. We have no particular ase for him,
but will pay s25 reward for him delivered here.
Yours Respectfully,
CHE .RY OCONNOR 4 CO..
by Lliyelt.
In consequence Of the above reply Ohief Boy
Ian had no other alternative but to turn Jackson
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-03
THE COURTS.
Sixth District Court.

The proprietors of the Pelican Odorless Elk
eayatiug Company have sued the Board oil
Health In the Sixth District Court. praying for
an Injunction to restrain the board from inter-
fering with their trade or from collecting Ger
tain permit of twenty cents. Plaintiffs
alege that, under section Of act No. "a Of the
extra session Of 1877. they have complied with
the law. Said section says:
It shall be lawful for any person or persons
to engage in the cleaning of vaults and privies
and removing focal and stercoraceous matter
ton be made and permission obtained from
the City Council and Board of Health Of said
city. who shall require Of the applicant or APP
of five hundred dollars for the faithful per-
Torrance Of his or their duties. and the faith
full observance Of the laws and city ordinances
In references to the subject
Plaintiffs aver that they have complied with
The law. and state that the board exaets per-
nit Of twenty five cents for each vault to be
cleaned. Hence the suit in Injunction.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-03
THE MOBILE TROPHY.
The Match at Frogmoor To-Da

The Match at Frogmoor To-Day.
The regular monthly contest for the Mobile
trophy takes place at Frogmoor to-day. The
Louisiana Field Artillery. having left on aVrp
to Donaldsonvllle. will not have team entered
and therefore buttWo. one from the Wa hington
Artillery and the other from the Continental
Guards. Will contest. They are however we'll
matched. and a close conte t may be pected.
The match calls for seven shots at each range
with privilege Of two sighting shots, and those
shooting must appear in uniform.
The match for the field glasses will be con
tinued to-day. The highest score thus far was
made by Lieut.. Selph. he making "a out Of a
possible Is at 300 yards. A quantity Of ammu-
milton will also be shot for at 500 yards best
three shots. Shooting for glasses and ammuni-
ton will begin at 10 q. m. for the Mobile
trophy at II 80 a m, sharp.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-03
SOUTHERN PATENTS.

Mr.. IT. N. Jenkins. solicitor Of patents. No 81
Commercial Place. officially reports to the
DEMOCRAT the following complete list Of patents
granted Southern inventors for the week end
ing July 20. 1879:
Lousana-BazIel ". Lloyd, Jackson, mon
key wrench: Madison Dallas. New Orleans,
Steers. New Oh leans. etveat, ba g ties.
Texas-R B. and Fl H. Russell. Orange, pro-
cessea for packing shing e.: @. Ahernbeck. Ma
yasota car coupling; r. y. Munger. Mexia. cot
ton gin cleaner.
Mississippi Ashton Massie Pass Christian
CANeat nut lnnk