Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-07-16
LOS ANGELES WEEKLY HERALD
Morning kilograms.
Passengers Going sou,h.

Passengers doing souih.
MOJAvE, July 15.--A Janin, Z S
Il Sawyer, II II Dennery,, NJ NJ
Poole, Mrs II Wagner, Mrs Benson
Paul Marony, Sr, Chas Msrony,
Paul Marony, Jr, A Derre, Mrs
Juyire, II Fl APPEL, s Lacy, D
Worknell.
Rusnors Coacernt"x Dr Glenn and
D-YOu"g.
SACRAMENTO, July 12.-Charles
DeYoung and other manipulators
of the New Constitution party
have been up to Jacinto. While
there they held a closeted inter-
view with DIR. Glenn which lasted
between four and five hours. Will
s. Green, of the Colusa Sun, en-
deavored to gain admission, which
was denied. Rumor says the result
Of the conference is that Glenn will
be withdrawn from the head OF the
Democratic ticket and make a
straight fight with the New Consti-
tuition men.
Po.iasctaas tn WashingtOn.
WASHINGTON, July 14th.-
Among the recent arrivals at Wash
ington are Charles Foster of Ohio,
and General Anderson of New
Orleans. According to the World,
the latter arrived to look after his
position as Deputy Collector, which
is threatened by Sherman because
he is strong Grant man. Fosters 8
mission, say Democratic papers, Is
to raise money for the Ohio camp
aign.
Presidential specuiations.
NEW YORK, July 14.-lrhe Sun
thinks it rather surprising that
General Hancock is not brought
forward more conspicuousiy as a
Democratic candidate for President.
He may be properly set down as a
statesman of the sound Jeffersonian
school, and it is not unlikely that
he will be talked good deal more
about than he Is at present.
In spite OF present appearances,
the Sun thinks Sherman is the
very strongest Republican candi-
date for the Presidency in Pennsyl-
vania, and will be the choice of the
Pennsylvania delegation to the Ma
tional Convention.
The Boston Traveller thinks Lo-
gan, Harrison, of Indiana, and Gar
field may loom up among the Presi-
Dental candidates in 1880.
NEW YORK. July IA The Her.
aid says: Within u short time a
few enterprising capitalists of this
city have combined to transfer the
volume of South American trade to
this country in exchange for A mer.
lean merchandise peculiarly adapt
ed to South American necessities.
The present trade with Brazil
shows an annual balance of forty
five million dollars in favor of that
country. 1t is urged that
this can readily be trans
ferred to the other side of
the ledger. 1t is claimed that cotton
fabrics can be supplied by Ameri-
can manufacturers at a lower rate
and better quality than those sent
from Manchester and other Eng
llsh centres. The American Com
pany, recently organized in this
city, have made arrangements with
leading cotton mills to supply
fabrics at low rates. 1t is also pro-
posed to organizs all American
Brazilian Bank with five millions
capital, with a branch at Rio, to
secure direct exchanges with New
York. An application will be
made for charter to the Brazilian
Congress. English, French and
German interests are laboring to
defeat these plans.
The Haiif.x Award.
NEW YORK, July 14.-The Times
gives some figures as to the real
clue of the privileges for which
tne u tied States have paid So, 800,
900 under the Halifax award
These show that the total value of
all the mackeral caught in the Gulf
of ST.. Lawrence, whether within
or without the three mile limit,
during the five years covered by
the treaty, was less than one-fiftb
the award to Canada. AT the
same time, duties were re.
mitted to the Canadians on
fish sent to the United States un-
der the provisions of the treaty of
Washington amounting to 81, $685.
Sll. This Is Certainly not u BRILL
liant showing for American inter-
ests or American diplomacy, and
may fairly Offset charges of undue
advantage gained by the Geneva
award. The net results in either
case are not such as to encourage
the advocates of the settlement OF
disputes by arbitration.
The Yellow Fever scare. - -
MEMPHIS, July 1ith. new
cases have been reported. Mrs
Pobin, residing on Bradford street,
died this morning at o'clock, and
was buried at s. This leaves but