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New-York tribune., 1879-10-29
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.
BANK RESUMPTION AT MoNrRE.

BANK RI-l MIIIbN Al Nun iKEAI.
MONTREAL. Oct. - The Exchange Bank viii
resulne payment Mon. y next. November 3.
THE PRINCE EDWARD RAILWAY.
PlCToU Ont. Or;. 2S.-liegllaT tram service on
the Prince Ia8 ay between is place and Trenton,
began to-day.
HANLAN AND COURTNEY AGAIN AT VARIANCE.
roLoNTO. Oct. 2s.-llanlan and his advisers are
decide iv adverse Washington. They de-
i~rnntd upon Nj Blake recree II another
with Com tncv }. o. ue Towci.
THE LAWYERS AKGU $50 LHE BARNES CASE.
BAfI-TON. y. y. Ocf. 2S.-lp the Barnes trial TO-
Gav al Ill., OF the lay occupied b. Mcssrz
Issel aud retis counsel for the defence Hughes "a
argued iDr people. The charge Will probably De given
the lury tomorrow. The COURTROOM Oday crowded.
SIR FRANtIS HINCKS PROPOSED FOR MAYOR
MoNIREAI. Oct. 2S.-ihe friends Ot Sir Francis
Viueks among NsOm IIi,h Catholics, held "A
rc.ng o nominate that gentleman foe Mayor Montreal
at a.. election deui itipu appointed 10
lr no. 10 request his acceptance OF tAe noua
..... . - 49,. -
THE LEGISLATIVE CONFLICT IN QUEBEC
QUEBEC. Oct. 2s.-lhc Legislative Council met
tOay after short debate the supply bin adjourned
un tomorrow. Tho Legislative Assembly also met Nj.
Premier, O1~rei resolution sustaining
tio aud promising indemnify the Government iOr any
Ienses may incur MI Lynch moved contrary csDlu
uOn. n debate VIII follow
New-York tribune., 1879-10-29
MORE CANDIDATES OF TAMMANY.

The Ist District Tammany Assembly Con-
vontion met last night at No 81 New Cnurcht.. and
James Fitzeer, I'D. OF the Fifth Ward was nominated
for the Assembly. Some Ol the delog who were dis
satisfied with the nomination of Mr.. Fitzgerald adj
,urnrd To a hall next door where they organized and
dccidcd to approve the nomination of VI. {. Murphy
for Menibcr Ot Assembly IA that district. In
the WIN DisuIct the Anfi- -Iaumauy noui-
nee. IA. L. Powers, approved. In the
Vlllth District. Robert Burcharnt nom-
mated; ~ the NlNth District. james Costello !;
In the XNiIld District, Naihaui-l B. Tcrpeuy ;
~ the NXINtr Assembly District, Jonn II. Monaghan
The del gates O the X'h District Tam senatorial
Convention last night nOmiutted AlcXludrr Ihau.
Ia the win District Iammany sculte Convention
Jacob Scebaccr was selected ihc oicc
New-York tribune., 1879-10-29

LOADON. Iuo.llI, o. p. $50
The Daily Necs assumes that Parliament
Will De dissolved before the end Of present year.
because the results OF the recent REGISTRATIONS are
very favorable the Liberals. A. these registrations
do not take effect until the beginning of 1850 imme-
date dissolution would deprive the Liberals oi the
ats thereof The DAILY Ne,rs saysi "The probability
of such resolve u increased by the fact that the Right
Hon. r. Assheton Cross. Home Secretary. has tee-
grphed TO tn- Philosophical Institution ~ Edinburgh,
pu-tlUnng his lecture before 10 The grYuId
which his presence viii be udl- pcnsable III he
sudden change 90 purpose the part of ihc Govern
ment Of an only recently announced eaga-ement"
New-York tribune., 1879-10-29
FATAL EXPLOSION or i BOILER.

As the Summit train on the Morris
and EsseX Kiili0nd. drawn by the lOcomO-
tive Lehigh. was lt ing the depot at HOD0ken
at el5 last night, l" boiler exploded with great
noae The locomotive was wrecked and q rown IFS
side William SwIck, the engineer WIS buried under
aud rru shed To death instantly. samuel
Uougn fhe fireman, was founc lying amd
the pieces the cab. badly scaided.
lack scr ". were used raise the locomotive, and the
Iuuiafrd bod, of Swick taken out ana removed 10
the MOfcue. HOug. who Is fatally scalded, had his
chest criS ed hy piece ot He taken to
ST. Afarv's Hospital. Both men lived at summit, where
tine deal emglAr.r leay-s a vile ana one onlll
New-York tribune., 1879-10-29
A TALUABLE SCHo0NER LOST.

MILWAUKEE, Oct. 2S.-Tbe schooner Porter
came iuto collision the schooner Niagara, aud
sunk IN the Detroit River to-day She one Of the
finest vessels lake. she had $4,000 bushels OF
barley board shipped by BOrehert sons, and G. j.
Ker.haw X Coz q; this city, The cargo insured for
SJO.OOO rs iutOws: Pacific. of New-lOrk $4,000;
Great Western Of NrW-lo"k rlOor; the Rochester
German am Bu1lo Germ M, - 900 each; Fneuil
HILL Inc Nns.rl VS. Insurrd for go. 900.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-29
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.


THE NEW ALLIANCE STILL DISCUSSED.
PROBABLE DISSOLUTION OF Tms BRIT su PAgIIA-
MENr - THE IRISH AGITATION PROSOUNCED
DANGEROUS.
The Austro-German alliance IS the suli'"t
of an article In French journal. which mi'-
mates that Lord Salisbury expects too much
that compact. British Minister declares
there is most dangerous agitation in
Ireland" 1t is supposed that the British
Parliament will be dissolved this year. Rosenberg,
the libeller. is 10 be treated in jail A. q common
feon. The obclisk intended for this city has been
seized for debt in Egypt.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-29
YOUNG REPUBLICANS AT WORK.

The Executive Committee of the Young
Mems Republican Club. VIII ch Frederick G. Gedney
president and Alfred Prce secretary. has issued
address explaining the purposes for which the club
organized II is intended To- be permanent and 10
interest in political questions those young men who are
desrous OF good gernmenr lut who have heretofore
neglected TO taa active part n the means 70 secure
II proposes disseminate Republican principles,
and To secure such reform n TIE primary elections IA
shall DE conducive To better administration OF pnhic
affairs The address continues: Z" While we may have
differences of opinion ~ to the management or the
party CITY and state in times past, believe 1t
duty ndofse the action ~ our lead rs now know
ing the importance OF tine GubrrnatOrial struggle In
November determining IN great degree the position
of the State I'm tie Presidential contest OF lesO In
of that fact believe that the duty OF the Krpup
who desires the success OF the party then J. 10
and not scratch his ticket We regard the
attempt draw OF from the Hon. A. B. Cornell
by scratching weak aud silly invention OF the
enemy. and covert ATTEMPT 10 secure the State Tor
Democratic majority IN 1850" The rooms. al No. lS5
Fth-aye are open every evening until 10 O'Clock, ana
Republicans Of the city and State are Invited TO visit
New-York tribune., 1879-10-29
TIE STATUE OF GENERAL THOMAS.

ALL THE GovFRNORs OF THE COUNTRY INVITED
TO ATTEND THE UNvEILISG-GENERAL GRANT
To BE PRESENT.
fBI TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUNE.l
WASHINGTON, Oct. 2s.-The following invitation
has been sent 20 the Governors of all the States in
behalf of the Society of the Army of the Cumber-
lands
" WAsHISGTON. Oct 2S
SIR: have the honor 70 enclose herewith an invita-
ton for yourself stan. and respective families,
tend the eleventh Of the Society OF the Army
of the Cumberland. and TO particirate IN the
monie. attending the uuvenR of the Thomas Statue.
The Governors Of all the states inyifer and N
believed will honor the occasion with their presence.
With great respect, from your obedieur -eryant,
a. Mod. MCCOoK.
Brevet Major General L. :. Army
President Hayes has sent a telegram to General
Grant, inviting him 10 the White House guest
during his visit here. Two kilograms have been re-
ceived from General Grant in regard TO attending
the reunion of the Army Of the Cumberland. The
first one sent to General sherman, SAID that he
could not come, because he had a conflicting
gagcment to De az indianapolis. The second dis
patch states that he finds he postpone other
gagements and will accordingly reach here in time
for the reunion.
General A. G.. McCook. of New-York. will be one
of the speakers at the general meeting of the
society. The military bands nom the forts about
New-York tribune., 1879-10-29
OPINIONS or THE NEW ALLIANCE.

PARIS. iuc,d -, Oct. >, ls79.
The Journal dcs Dcbdts condemns Lord SAL
isbuGy's optimism touching an Austro-German Alliance.
and says: The result will be European comp catious
which VIII leave Austria without allies confronting all
the Christian nations OF Eastern Europe, whose legii
mate ambitions she seeks sf H. for her adyau-
fagc" lie SOliel reports interviews Of OF t-
sp1ndents Wilh Italian statesmen of various shades n
opinion. all ~ whom advocate undrr,ttn ing BE-
tween the atin and Savonic races as cOunicrioiso
10 the AustrO German Alliance.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-29
THE CAPTURE or TIE HUASCAR.
A..s q.

The Daily telegraph, in its financial article,
Private elegrams received m This city confirm
the report OF the capture OF the Peruvian roncad Ilua
ear. One Telegram is understood fO assert thai fhe
Huascur's were all mf-sacici The IIuas
captured bv the Admiral toch-
ana another Chian ironclad, which
plC ed the In between two fires and comrc led
her surrender alter all three vessels seriously
DAMAGED"
New-York tribune., 1879-10-29
TIE GOVERNOR FROM A woMANs POINT OF
VIEW.

Persons prominent III the woman suffrage
movement called mass-meetins in the Germaua A.
semhly Rooms last evening 70 protest against the re-
eectou of Governor Robinson. Mrs. DIR. {. = Lnzer
presided. aud before introducing Mrs. Matilda Joselyn
Gage. said that the meeting had been called In the inter
est of humanity In the broadesi Mrs Gage at
tackled " rnnr RoDiu-on's action In vefong the bill
Of 1877 TO authorize the election Ot won n To school
Oicc- ana his course IN pardOniug couVcts. Mrs. l.
d. Blake made AN appeal for sympathy with tho
w0mau's cause. Mrs Clara Ncyman addressed the
audience IN German, ana followed bJ Mrs. Helen
~locum.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-29
A SUPPOSED MURDERER IN ENGLAND.
Il - -. - - n

George Montagu alias john Henderson, N
commitfal to Maidstone jail, confessed That .u Jty,
1877 at Bumore he murdered fell soldier. nam 4
II -nry Saunders. by sahUng him. and ftcrwlrd tlfew
The body Well. Yesterday, completing d., term
OF imprisonment 10 roarrrstrd and het 10 aNfit
the action Of the American autnUril --. H. u0w
the confession fasch0Od, cOncOctcd 10 avoid being
IMPRISONED here
New-York tribune., 1879-10-29

n little scratching They wanted me 10 see them aud
talk with them. | introduced to few, hui found
af,cr little tak that they had already ehaneed ther
miuds and saw the importance OF clean ana sweeping
Republican victory n New-York this year. Not single
mau 'Npressed n rent view
Mr. Williams Is confident from his observations ana
inquiries that hv thc the election comes around
there will be hnltnc scratching Republican elc-
ment worth mentioning.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-29
AUSTRALIAN STEAMSHIP TRAFFIC.

IIINbVN1 VIIs
Arrangements have been concluded between
the Orient steam NayIgI Company aud the ci 10
Steam Navigation Company, of Liverpool, under winch
the companies will ornightly bct
London aud Australia direct. commencing m J4nufiV
next. hitherto the steamers Of tne Orient n.s
sailed at intervals of four week.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-29
ROSENBERG TO BE TREATED As FELox.


Adolphus Rosenberg, convicted of liDcls upon
Mrs. Langfry, Mrs COmwauis West ANA LOrd Londrs-
borough, to-day again placed In the dock AZ Old
Bailey. when Mr.. Justice Hawkins said d" It appeared
to be the impression that the prisoner would be treated
hrsclass msdemeanant. able To his friends
aud furnish his maintenance Ihis l. Incorrect
Of hard labor Rosenberg Will be treated the same
rs any other prisoner"
New-York tribune., 1879-10-29

on nom nations for county and city officers made the
following report, which was ahoptcd
Shcrif-Richard Greaves
County Clerk-Allan Lee SmIlt.
Jidqe 0ffhe court 0f Common PlcdS-Edwin c. Abbitt
Jtdgcs of hs Murine COurt-P. J. Jnachimsen ana
William l. Headley. .
COrOners-Dr. JOhn Creighton, DR.. Edward Petzolu
and Ionn Nugau.
Adfrmcn-dt LGrgc-Iohn Hooper Adam Biskehowpt'
Richard Watkins and William GussoW.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-29
New-York and those from Baltimore and Columbus
OHIO, will be ordered here.
RAILWAY MAIL SERVICE.
STATISTICS or TIE PAST YEAR-ANNUAL REPORT
or THE srPERINTE>
tcFSFRN PRESS DISPATCH1
GENERAL PRESS DTsPATcHl

GENERAL PRESS DIsPTCHl
WASHINGTON, Oct. 2S.-Thc forthcoming re-
port OF the supcrniendcnf Of the Railway Mai s,rNce
VIII show that during the last fiscal year iifty-nne nhe'
of railway post Offices have been operated over l|5lo
miles OF railway. performing about 10000 miles "i
daily service and nearly 900 900 miles o service an
nually. The aggregate number of miles or railroad
mail service OF all kinds including the transportation
not only of postal cars OF closed pouches was over
93,OOO.O1O miles during the year. The number OF
letters handled and distributed by the employees 0f the
Railway Mail Service In postal cars during he twelve
months about l.669.OOO.OOO. There were also
nearly 9SOOOO 900 newspapers. showing total iti-
crease Of about IOoOOD.OOO pieces nearly 70 per
cent IN the amount OF work pared with the pre-
ccd year. The total number of errors IN distribution
tnany Of which Were. however merely fechnlcil ana
involved dclay) was about 10000. or one error III
each 3 500 uieces. The iway Mail Service EMPLOYS
.09l travelling postal car-, LOB route agents. %if
mail ncsscug gers and l3i Local agents.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-29
RECENT REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.

venlon met last might AT No 52l Grand-,t. Tic
of Bernard j. Dluras was proposed. aud his nomination
was made nous. In the Kid Assembly District
Louis Helm vas
Tie II pnhiicans NJ the XIXh Assembly District on
Monday nisha nominated Major J. Barclay FIssett for
Member VI me Assembly.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-29
THE NEWS AT WASHINGTON.
4 PROCESSION -FOUR MILES LONG

PROCESSION -FOUR MILES LoN"'
TIE NATIONAL FAIR OPENS II TXCEiLrNT s1fLE-
LECTURE ny Mr.. noLYoAHE -GENtkAL
GRANr-TfIE ARMY.
The National Fair began at Washington
yesterday. There was procession four miles
long, which required all the forenoon
to reach the Fair Grounds. brief adj
dress was made at the grounds by President
Hayes. Mr.. Holyoake has delivered lecture
on cooperation in England, in which he re-
lated some new and surprising facts. General
Sherman will state in his annual report that
great credit is due to the Army for its efl-
cheney and fidelity during the year. General
Grant has resolved to attend the reunion OF
the Army of the Cumberland.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-29
PRANK M4TO ROBBED.

ELMIRA, \. Y, Oct. 2S.-Frank Mayo the
actor was robbed OF all his money (about $500 and
valuablcs In an Eric sleeping early this morning
He was gong san Francisco RON NewYork 10 I'LL an
e,eagcinent. lie had to leave the here To get
money carry him through, as the tickets of himself
and wife also stolen.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-29
TIE FRENCH MINISTRY IN DANGER.

LONDON "wednesday, Oct. 20. 1879
The Paris correspondent of The Times reports
that every thing forsnadoWs change aud indicates
that the days OF NJ Waddingons nisry numb red
Ii Is considered most probable tnat VI. dr ffcycine,
now Minister OF Public Works. vii be the future Primo
.Ir-F
New-York tribune., 1879-10-29
sPAIN AND CrHNN INrrRrsrs

MADRID, Oct. 26.-The Committee on R.
forms N Cuoa propose reduce the expenditure e. .
Colony maintain direct taxation suppress tne = 4
duty Increase the indirect taxation ol agrlcutfr u-
ducts by per cent, aud recommend the cou-i ilOG Of
"A railway through tho central provinces Ol tuDa-
New-York tribune., 1879-10-29
MIR scHROEDER,S SUPPORTERS.

Notwithstanding the fact that William w.
Goodrich Is running an Independent and Democratic
candidate for Senator in the IIId District Twcn
tieth Ward Republicans who supported him earnestly
for nomination before the convention met have sguned
their intention OF voting for exMayOr Schroeder who
received the nomination. circular which declares N
favor Of Mr. Schroeder has been signed by X d. Bene
diet f. b. Gambler, william C. Wallace. Charles \. Rich
ardson, James Dunuing y. COthren, William Rich irl-
SON. John A. Nichols Alfred c. Barnes, A +. Campbell
and others. Several Of these gentlemen were delegates
10 the convention and voted for MIR. Goodrcs nOmina
ton The circular saws: " The undersigned. Bcpubi-
cans Of the Twentieth Ward take this method of
ing ali who are interested thai, far az they cn
cerned there shall be 80 break IN the Republican col
uu.n thnt Is moving under the lead OF Frederick
A. Schroeder. Ia preliminary caucuscs IN the
urinary election, aud In The Senate convention. We
demonstrated our preference for another gentleman
bat tins preference wise Implied doubt oi the nj
uss of Nj Schroeder ON the contrary, we believe linn
10 able fearless aud honest, and We shall gave him
our hearty support
COUNTY TICKET OF THE GREENBACK PARTY.
At the National Observation-Disclosures party
County Convention last evening III Clarendon Hall in
New-York tribune., 1879-10-29
TIE EGYPTIAN oBELIsK SEIZED.


IlONDON, NtIur-UHY. U' II 81
The Alex xlndria correspondent of The Dd}J
Ners reports that Cleopatra's N,cdo, while bcin-
moved shipment the Uuitad States seized 6y
the creditors the Egyptian Government.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-29


THE WHOLE or Tur FORENOON IL GETTING TO
THE GRoUNDS-sPEECHEs BY MR.. GAIT AND
PRESIDENT HAYES.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE
WAsHIxGroN. Oct. 2s.-The day has been given
mp TO pleasure here owing to the beginning of the
National Fair. Public and private business has
been partially suspended. and $4,000 people locked
to the Fair grounds.
The procession WAS an amusing and interesting
affair but was wcari,omcly long, Il stretched out
for 70 distance of four miles. 1t wound in and out,
mp and down, through the streets and avenues dur
ing the entire forenoon, causing people to wonder in
what place in Washington all the vehicles could be
krrt on other days. il arrived al the Fair grounds
90 noon.
IL tie earlier part of the day the weather was
mild and agreeable, bat there was a hurricane just
as the hour arrived for the opening formaltics at
the Fair grounds The President. with Secretary
Evarts General sherman. General Deyens, Mr.
Key. Mr. Schurz and others, arrived ut the grounds
in the midst of tine first binding cloud of dust from
tho newly made race track. They sought shelter
in the Committee Building. There they were inn
pnsoned for an hour by IA chilling ram storm which
followed and which promised to put an end to
the days amusement. The clouds cleared away.
however. leaving nothing except the mud as a re-
minder of the disagreeable episode.
The speeches by Mr. William NJ. Gait, president
of the Fair Association. and by President Hayes
were commercially bnef and were listened to with
patience.
The art and mechanical displays of the Fair were
not fully arranged for the exhibition to-day; but
Judging from the material already on the ground
and that still arriving, the display viii be very m
tcrcsrng. The running races with which tie days
entertainment closed were witnessed by about
New-York tribune., 1879-10-29
FIRST DAY OF THE NATIONAL FAIR.

An INTERMINABLE PROCESSION WHICH coNsUNEs
THE WHOLE or THE FORENOON ~ GETTING TO
THE GRoUNDs-sPEECHTs BY MR.. GAIT AND
, 1879-02-27
EpIDEMICE. .

THE PLAQUE COMMISSION -
VIENNA, Feb. 20.-A telegram from tho
Austro-G -German Plague Commission at Ton
ritzon says tho Commissioners met with the
greatest opposition from, tho Rn9,ian author
tiles In the execution OF their duties.
srDTTED TyPItuY
is announced ns prevailing In Eastern Co.
lcia.
a THREAT.
T1nsovA, Fob. G.--rrinca DoudaukoG Kor-
saholf threntcus to close tho Dulgarian AS
yeubly II tho proceedings contrayene the
Treaty OF Berlin.
6U5PENDED.
ST. PErEnspuno,' Feb. 20.-The salo Of
tho Gosos on Tho street. has been prohibited,
tho nuthoritica declaring ita plague news
false and exaggerated.
IN 1T. PETERSBURG.
Tue 0gl'ial Messenger atates that a footman
hero is suffering from d slight attack Of tho
Astrakhan disease. Himself and torty.eight
Of lis atsooiates hayo been isolated, aud their
effects burned.
, 1879-02-27

IEHHlEuHlAL GUafESIluNs
CEzTNoE, Feb. o8.--A convention ralative
to tho cesslon Of Gusinja and PLAYA to A1on>
toucgro haa just been signed at Sculari,
thus removing tho last pending territorial
question between Montenegro md Turkey.
THE GREER BOUNDARY.
LONDON, Feb. 20.-A Constautinople dis
patch states that the Council Of Ministers
decided in favor of limo Of demarkation
t,ctweon Greece and Turkey, lowing Pre-
ycsa and tho District of Volo to tho latter.
BACKED.
The Du1garians at Demotfca aaoked tho
Residence Of tho Crock Metropolitan, whore
the Ottoman Governor WAS residing.
ADR1AxorLE.
VIENNA. Feb. oG--Tho Political CORE
s1n,ldcnx states that there il somo excite
ment at Adrlauoplo on account Of tho ar
rival Of number Of Bulgarian refugees,
and Of tho recent attack on tho Crock Arch.
bishop. The Russinn authoritios haye
adopted special precautions against out
brchkB. ....-.-.-. -.....-...-.....
ApDICATIoN SUGGESTED.
PAn1s, Feb. 2G.-Tho 8oir processes ta
bnve private Information that tho Khatlive
has ahhcd England and Franco what civil
list will ba guaranteed him II he nbdicatcs IL
favor OF his son.
, 1879-02-27

pnlgn. could moi rcfrain from aharing tho
dangora aud fatigues Of Tho troops among
whom hAvo 80 many friends. Moreover,
tho time spont In witnessing this struggle OF
civilization against bnrbosism will not bo
wasted for mo-"
NE1SrotlCENENTH.1
Tho Government has chartered tho stoamer
Anaoau to carry portion Of tho attillory to
tho Oapo. This is tho sixteonlh steamer
chartered to carry troops and war material
10 South Africa.
TIE RECENT n1sAsrER.
LONDON, Fob. cG,-Mail advicos from Cape
Town explain tho recent disaster to tho
British forces. Tho Zulus attacked Col.
Durnfora's column before It reached tho On.
can'pmont whore staj. Pulleine was IN CON-
tnand. Mai. Pultoino vent To the assistance
Of Col. Durnford, and was himself ont oil by
Zulus.
, 1879-02-27

were oil struck down viii, diarrl,oa, md
unable to work tho ship. Mr.. Ingham md
tho crow Of tho steamer Bonona, Mt Drooko's
Island, wero attacked BY the natives, and
1nghnm, Tho master aud owner; Isles. tho
engineer; one European and two Chinese
on board, naassaorcd. Tho natives havo
seized all tho nr1ns which wore in possession
of 1ngham and Rodlick, and It Ia now dan
gorous to npproaoh them.
, 1879-02-27

have been and may be incurred In tho enforce;
fncnt OF tl,c act approved Feb. z, 1871 entitled
'An net to amend an nct approved May 8l lS1v.
c,tltlctf AN net to enforce tlic rights VI cltt,
etatca Of this Unfun, MD for other purposes, OF
for any ac:s ntnemlatory thereof, or supplement,
nry thcrcto,' being .!etlciency for tna hsyal "a
year cntng june 90. 1s5a, Of s25o !" aud ,; p;
ecrt III len thereof "z50 Uoo," go that It woml..
tic cxpcnscs ut the United States Courts. tho
snfc-kecping OF prisoners, etc. hcjectcos-
yeas, oi; nays, T5,-as toliuws:
, 1879-02-27

sxlrnr1zIp. N: g, PeD. 1!:-Se11aay ,.'1ay IL IT, IT,
rus hung tn ths jall.yaf , nsrS ,,yo ysss a.o s
ha pssa e Retrieved ssssu tcs' s%a,l s fsv:
Ic a t. tas aiiold a. .ata y tGat Snsa IT,. lsut
bsug ueday.'' liz protested a. an ns,ouals s safu
EDWARDS oniY Weighed niuesy odnsa naa s.suk dnf. \.
ho was lsst put III ia, atu ~ ri shadow. ~ ~
Ing his conilamsnt TO vu's, 1 aml whs,ec s,ch!ie sIe
AZ ss:!s s /; y: :sSst +? +: e e
hai bsttes tio gsalstunss gu ~ ~, sss I'D ls.'a
lAu weight. 11e was po'5G " 5Gu:"ul H. sulIl1el
anYnu cl,nrubiuee mud thltty'pfa
, 1879-02-27
ITALY.
A GREAT STORM.

LoNnow, Feb, ga heavy atorm pro-
vailed ycssortlay throughout Italy. A dis
patch from Isome reports TINT the sen inuu-
dated n large portion Of Venice. In tho
Piazza san Marco tho wntcr was thirty inch
o. doep.
Tho coast from. Genoa to Naples Is strown
with wrecks. Parma piaoenza, Alilan, and
Florchco were damaged by tho storm.
Tho English steamer silistria has been
wrecked at Salerno md eighteen persons
drowned.
YESUV1UH.
There has beon an eruption Of ashes from
Mt. Vesuvius.
, 1879-02-27
GREAT BRITAIN.
HANGED.

Tnynoy. Emu. Itnh. ge .-f7hn,1eo Pao,o n
,otar,o,. t,,En1,r o,5 ,,nraa.sr s""an.,.' .as,'
.s..;o.,:. - ~ - =. Hs,,'"s ns .s'
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tcfuaJs oo1lo dhys ocIole hls e2eculont no
confessed no was INC mantoror OF Aan-
ehes'or potoehah ~ "nal'ey Aah8o, IN 1876,
LOT WHICH c11lne 1nan na'hca aabFon was