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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-30

BEIIZF AND MEXICAN PGRTS-Per steam
chip r. II Ward, ir-2a uerces shoulders w saehs 81
corn ~ hbs -four AS h bbls -four tierees hams ht
bb lard bbls potatoes IA bbs sugar bbs beef 10
aa bs coffee ~ kegs lard 10 bills pork bhls ice
sacks oats sacks bran 1875 bales hay s9s pkgs sun
dries l4On feet lumber 5000 shingles
JIvERFOOIs-Per ship Kinburn-35G5 bales ont
ton s2n6 ,scAa oeahe iG0u bbs cotton seed oil 500
pea slaves
BREMEN VIA HAVANA AND E0U1 HAMP.
TpN-per steamship Bisunschw eig-For Bremen,
27I bales cotton 30 bhls cotton seed oil hhds toban
90 10 OF bushels eain In huk 40 walnut logs. For
Havana 2p casks beer % oases beer $4,000 In MeX
silver .
RuUEN-Per steamship weed SIS 1856 busb
Ella corn IN bulk
ROTTERDAM Per batk Giusto-so,3 300 bushels
com in hulk
ANTWTRp-per bark Ma,iucca Guida-l2, $40
buahels rye IL bulk "a, fiG bushels corn In bulk
RCALONk-Per ship lds Lilly-lTto bales of
ocitpu ~, $50 pcs slaves
BRISTQL-per bark Antonio La Nasa-t21i
80, he oilcahe 3lt0 pee slaves
REIIZE-per schr EheI eser-Se 900 feet lumber
TIHNFUFGOR-pe sohr Ida q Bnllard-l20a
sacks flour 3cO saohs sat itsa sacks corn 100 hbs of
p,aase 40 boxes bacon 10 bbs hams bds broems 100
empty mulsssos bbs
PENSACULA-Per srbr w A Wstson-6o0 sacks
corn 81 sacks oats 10 bbH -four 10 half bba -four 10
bales hav 900 pigs sundIes
Mo2JLE-Pet sohr Star-35 hhdH sugar 62 bhls OF
mclass5s A. bbs rice 100 bbls -four pkgs sundries
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Imports

BORDEAUE-per steamship Haytian-p00 oaFes
vinegar sG do fruita "a do olives lie Turtles do
chocolate do prunes 40 DO olives TO Gelpi 4 Bro
AZ taaes mustard ~ do huits W DO olives do trni
flea do n h do samples Schmidt Hiegler-2 hbds
wine SAM Kennehy-2O casks oognao 20 Am dee
Cnnturie
HAyRE-Per ship lie Martbe-'o casts gin 80
cases ain 20 E nubos-ll0 cs ses viohy T Bruia.
tour
NEW YORK - Fer steamship Hudson =
Aaanfted mdse
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n REAT JACKSON ROUTE.
CHICAGO. ST. LOUIS AND NEW OR.
LEANS RAILROAD.
THE BEST ROUTE EAsT.

THE BEST ROUTE EAST.
Trains will leave and arrive at the Calliope
Street Depot. on and after November 10, 1873. AZ
folloWB
Leave. Arrive.
EXP. No. /, 600 .. m. Exp No. o. iO:15 q. m.
Mixed No. 3, TOO q. m Mixed No. 4, 300 D. m.
Nos. and run daily, Nos. and daily. OK.
cept Sunday.
fULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING OARS
THROUGH TO LOUISVILLE, CINCINNATI
AND CHICAGO WITHOUT CHANGE and for
ST. LOUIS a Sleeper Is attached ut Milan, en-
abling passengers to go through without leay.
ing the train. Only ONE CHANGE TO NEW
YORK and EASTERN CITIES.
Improved sleeping and reclining chair cars
to VtCKSBURG daily, without change.
Tickets for sale. berths secured and informa-
ton given at No. q Camp street. corner OF
Common.
A. D. SHELDON, Ticket Agent.
i, CHANDLER. General Passenger Agent.
y1,h
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.

NOhlH tblSMbN lIoGbs
STEAM BETWEEN BREMEN AND NEW Or
LEANS VIA HAvHE. SOUTHLAND
TON AND HAVANA.
~|ETr. The steamships OF the North Ger
.NlAAlIElaQA man Lloyd will resume their Regular
Irips, as follows:
From Bremen, From N. Orlean,
Brannsehweig February 10 About March 30
Nurnberg. ...-.... March 26 About April AZ
Hanover. ...,..-. .s...-..., tttss-
Braunsehweig a....s.... rts,'
Havana. aud on their home trip ut Havana and
Southampton,
PRICES OF PASSAGE:
From Bremen. Southampton or Havte to Hav-
From New Orleans to Southampton, Uavre or
Bremen Cabin, $50! Steerage, s45.
From New Orleans to HaVana-Cabin. ss5 :
Storage, SIS.
Children under ten years. half price; chill
dren under one year free.
N. B,-Our agent for Texas Mr.. Peter NJ. En-
hard In Galveston. Is authorized to issue steer
age passage orders at the following through
rites:
Frsm Bremen 10 Galveston. s42
From Bremen to Indianola. s45 so.
The company reserves the right to change tho
route of the steamers, their advertised days Of
departure and the prices of passage.
Passage tickets from Bremen, northampton
or Havre to New Orleans issued by the under
signed.
For further particulars apply to
ED. Il. STOCKMBYEH CO., Agents.
" AZ Union street.
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RIVER NEWS.
IovvruE NEW oRLEAEa DEMOCRAT.
pn'i sunday. March 30. 1879.
~

"a irvine, Isabel. J. W. Cannon, Belle.
IN, 10. Alvip.
Departures.
"a irvine, Isabel Eva, Belle. ASSUMPTION
nanton, Natcha2, City If Alton. Guiding
LAIN Howard. Bonnie Lee, Bart Able.
Te Arrive,
Lna Irvine, Isabel, lower coast: Henry
/ Aasumution. Lafourche;. Golden Rule,
4 brown, Cincinnati: J. w Cannon, II.
h. Bayou sara: Belle, Eva, Whisper, W
|yaaepr, 81. Louis: r y. Lee. Vickshnrg
n Tanehpn. 0peiousss; J. II. Hanna, John
bn, Ouaehita.
stage NJ the Rivers.
|tv photographic report Of the stage Of water
EIous points, with changes. In the "a hours
he yesterday at .. N.
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Memoranda.

Liverpool March 24-Arrivsd from New Orleans
steamship Bumore, Hopkins,
Barcelona, March 22-Arriyea from New Orleans,
Ital bark giuseppe Lapata Erassinetti, and Aus
bark Al iste.
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NJ order was for shadines. My grocer sent
rdines. Hence these tears.
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OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT.
March 30. 1879.
GglnU ran VaSfarAnv

Steamship r. II Ward. .Ir Pizsati. for Belise aud
Mexican Ports Uteti d Bro
Brit steamship Tweed. Leinster, for Rouen-
Eugster Geo
Ger steamship Braupschw eig. Undeutsoh, for Bre
men via Havana and Southampton
p r Stoekmeyer &co
Brit ship Kinburn, Larbip, for Liverpool.
DewaIf Powell &co
49, - si Ehultz SEQ
Ital bark Antonio La Nasa, La Nasa, for Bristol
Gus oA'' "i'''' X Miller 500
Ital bark Mariueca Guda, Nugne8, for AntWetp
''' F" = II Pohmann T. Son
sum We " " ~ Jos Kelley
bih go 80 n Oteti 4 Bro
seht star Hall for Mobile ~ fooe
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SAFE and pleasant invigorant Reeds Gilt
g Tonic suits ladies In delicate health.
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10 N. o., and q. r. 90. r v. 4, NJ. steamer J.
lama, leaves "Wednesday for The Ouachita.
he N. @. and II. Il. y. Go g U. $, NJ. steamer
nbe, leaves Wednesday for shreveport
he 0pelousas packet Yazoo will arrive to
4 Wadneatiav
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Ey Railroads.
MoEGAw'a LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAN
ROAD AND STEAMSHIP COMPANY

March 2g-5s bales cotton to Allen West & Bush
Is do II & b Beer-2i Gardner Gillespie &co-3 do
4 J Carver-3 Sims. Billups &co--l piano to Mrs :
Guldsmith-53I sacks cotton seed n Cotton Seed
Asfociation-3so bbls lime d Hardy &co-l hex of
mdse o Belknap- pkgs metal I, Nj schwartz &
Bro-3237 pcs bulk meat II Dolsen-'5tl do to
J Nelson &co-l0 bales domestic w Ii Letchford &cO
3 do Deekrsn a. Gear--l w I Roihson-l Mayer
Pierce pkgs mdse Gay &co-16 pkge iobao
90 Hernsheim Bro show cases T II Hinrich--
bxs saddlpry w Smith-i0 bbls whisky L Ly
ous-l0 de Frelburg &co-I Kohn-t Scott w
a John san-i0 hdls steel Staufer. Macready &co-a
casks shoulders Howard Preston-2 boxes mdse A
Gnrislm-l box leather ohm Frank Geo. do to q
Wei0haar &no-4O pkGs tobacco Wackerbarth 10
seph- Is do l. Mayer & SOM pkgs mdse @ L Fem
lon-lo bbls whisky g Schneider &cs-l0 do Marx
hempeT-a bags harness ii DelBondio-lno bbs of
hme Stewart-36f sacks peas Dymond & Gaides
~ - DO Il Gitmer-lto to J 7 Brodpax-lo4 do to
y nI nent &co-l4 casks Shoulders IL hf 90 Howard
ffeston-5O boxes tobacco j j Irbv's SoDs-and
snharies 70 ordet-Iotal 100 bales cotton and 53l
sacks cotton seed
ChioAdo ST LOUIS AND NEW ORLEANS
RAILROAD
March 2s-H Hyman & Lichtenstein-39 do Rick
nam Moore-3s do Chaffe Hamilton & powall-35
70 alden hawkins & Roberts W 40 Allan Wat q
bush-29 Payne, Kennedy &co-2a G l. WaimsIav &
w WIS nlunS1son May--ls Allen, Nugent &eo-Ie
Newman-ll Gumbel-g Stewart RIOS 80 =, - 4" ~
heiner Gardner-1 March g. Schenker-6 To 6 n
Ihenas @oor9 Jno Phelps &oo--4 Warren. Atklr
son eco il Airey &co-2 Jno Chaffe & Sons D
Meyer. Wes &eo-l Felix Walker T wis., 60
10 tieroes hams Flsshpoller Becker-to bnras ~
choose DelBondio-5 tierces hams 10 boxes hooo M
Lawrence &oo-i car poultry Miller q Never .
car stock Lawson Buckley-525 sacks oiIcaka -
i ringer-25 Eases anned milk TO McGratb a.
Compton co do Smith Bros &co-5O ] Nelson &C.
So Pohlmann a SOM car OAK wood P Nazele II
200 pkgs beer Redwitz-300 cases canned eooos 7
Todd-3 plates iron Shakspear & Smith, box al
jelly NJ LJarvis-3 psgs hardware Paieras-l do
Horter Fenner-27 do Haller-2 pkgs glassware
boxes drugs rs cases canned milk j Hart kcn-5
boxes cheese Solari & Son-l box marble ] jung
- cases shoes Rosenberg-l do P Martnez-I
boxes hats & L Levy-3 boxes mdse 4 Harden
i dos pigs glassware w Shepard-3 poxes of
glucose MoifAtt g. Jaeger-5 pkas sunGries Levy
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Arrived

Brit steamship Havtian. Watson, from Liverpool VIA
W eat Indies and Mexican Ports. 70 l q y Fof-
rpoh-tth dis a. -
eamahip Hudson. eager from new toiR' Szu hs'
TO A Moulton-2d d.
Nor bark Admete Macs % days IRON foheh' 10
master-Print a., =,
Ital brig Nellie Iangobarde 70 Days ifem tenna 70
Rassetti Squee-2d die
tugper Washington, ----, ftom Bayou Latoofohe,
Ll al
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Pearl River-Per schr Gen Wssbington-35,eee
feet lumber to j w Adams
Peal River Per schr beander JRus-2b,0oO tset
lumber to J W Adams
Eioxi--rer sohr Three BrotheEs-25CO1 fees OF
lumber TO order
Jordan Kivet-Per sohr Reno-l5,O0o feet luHher
10 order
Bayou Lsoombe-Per sohr 7 70 Sons-55o bis sand
to order
Pearl River~-Per sehr I J smler-a5 cords wood
to master
Bayou Laoumbe-Per sobr Ferseverancs-Briess
to order
Tchefunota Rver-Per sohr Laura L-A50 bis sand
te master
Biloxi Per sohr Louisiaaa State-JO cords woof
TO master
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i s Rivers-b boxes candy Rfiss Hensoh--5 40 10
n Russell-tps cases matches Wizard &eo-, sewing
machine trunk A Deleffte-T bbis OIL IL Afm-
bruater-lto do to Insurance Oil TANK Cp-ho 90 10
J q Clsrk-9 cases shoes H Stern &eo cases mise
Richardson a. Cary-end sundries TO order-Iotsi 5e5
bales cot ON
NEW oRLwAHs AND MOBILE RAILHAou
March 2p-s hhds sugar 10 q Pascal Aeo-3o 90 70
Straight 30 Buah 4 Levert-6 do y hois mossses
John CaIder-tl do 9 bhls ri tern bottom mus su.
On, 4 A DsBlano--1 do j NJ Walsh Ierhoh-i5
Richard Miiliken-3 DO " bbs eugar hbls 'noasaes
hffe l. Iacas-aFBe-2 do bbs Cstefn bottom 70
M Wslsh-2 bnls molasses q Il wright ." 10
Robert Hare ~ 10 Payne, Kennedy Ao'-s TO Levy,
Loeb Scheurer &eo-lG bills sugar Huberbief q Be
han--4 do a. bass cotton w Bufbridge &eo-fi 90
A Mnnton--hO do q w Eente Aoo-67 Clspp brns
a. CO Tertraa-5i saeEs rough rice to Slewefd "
Thompson-l5 dry hides l. Laesssagne-3 ~ nag
wool Kykeaki "a Manads-54 dry hides bdls bldes
I, Terrshenne-s bbs sugar Is hbls potatoes Sc
vim bb gr hides Bibolet-s bales moss ! Nelson
&co-s do ] A Boutg-tD hf bales moss w II Msh
sws A. Bro do to n Bernard bales rnoss to
q A Vincent ndries to order Fotal 900 bales rot
"a hhds sugar 3G bbls sugar bbls eisern bottom
Ts bhls meIaasss hf do 81 sacks rough rice
From Gliaton-Per steamship GlintoB-l bale OF
hides 1875 bates cotton 10 O A WhitneJ &eo-2a do
Kirkpatrick &eo-2 Yale 4 Bowliag-20Il sacks cot
ton seed to " Cotton Seed Association TO
orderTetal t5a bales eaton s02l Sacks cotton seeo
From Galveaton-rer steamship Ut4ston-5O bhls
Gotten see1 oil to Adge ua5 sacks ohttnu seed 10
o Cotton Seed Assoeiatien-sundries to order
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STEAMBOATS,.

Golden Rule. shinkle, from Cincinnati.
ohr w Cannon, Lihane from Bayou Sara
Era No 10, Taylor, from Red Mouth
iaanat, o Pry ffom Lower Coast
Emma irvine sharp, from Lower coast
Relle Ruiz, from Upper Coast
Alvin scovelI from Lower Coast
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LIST or VESSELS
Up. GIspved and Sailed for New Orissss.
MARCH 20, 1879.

NEW KUKkt
Steamship New York Quick. ...-s..-.s sid Mar %
PHILADELPHIA.
Steamtug Ella Andre ws. Adams. old Mar 90
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EaurAR PACKETS FOR TUESDAY.
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ma Irvine Isabel, J. W. Cannon. Belle
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-07-30
TX clo,lnp HE sp,eeech Al tbe Republlcat

liz closing his speech at the Republican
reunion at Madison, Wis,, Senator Chand,
Ter, Of Michigan, said: "a single word
more with regard TO the position and
prospects Of the country. 1t has been the
custom with our opponents, and particn'
larry those Of the Greenback persuasioni
10 say that the people were starving to
death. Do you know Of anybOdyin the
State Of Wisconsin who is able and will
ing to do good days work that cannot
get employment to-day, and get good
days wages7 There is not one in Michi'
gan. There has never been day when q
day'slabor would buy so many Of theme
cessaries and luxuries Of life as days
labor will buy to-day, Prosperity isspread'
ing throughout all our borders, To-day
you do not have TO carry a counterfeit de-
tector along with you to see whether a
bank Is broken or not. To-day you can
select gold, or silver, or bank.notes that
you know to be good for your days labor,
and you know, too, dollar is worth 100
cents. In my Judgment this prosperity
has come to stay [applausel, and the dark
days are over. Adhere to this good old
Republican party that has done 50 much
for you and so much for the country. Vote
its ticket every time, and keep your con-
sciences clear, and you will never regret
IL"
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TIE Late snsbtinE AGair, and me Laxity
of.he fnslls onoeFa y.

49,
Of me RnblIc OnloeFa. -, -
ctknksbtRo, July q. Z
cotrespohaense Il tAsihtsliifonc,t. Y
One might judge from tie unppntshed
attempts against Il that human lie in our
town, as in other parts Of the State, Of
late Is not valued over much. This Is 70
be inferred not only from the conduct Of
the community, but from that, alsoland
especially, Of peace officers 81 The county
and town. Not long since, while Tie
municipal and county ,copserfatop q the
peace We're smoking their stogies OF en-.
Pertaining each other with idle talk, Ben
Boggees shot down Louis CAraeoy leisurely
walked out Of town, quafreling with
others at every street corner, and, after
be had been gone ten hours OF
Whereabouts, the ,otfieers began tos look
for him very earnestly on the public
streets. This was done inopen day, al.
most within the shadow Of the Court
House, within few yards OF the Mayors
office In the centre OF the town, In whose
limits there were then not less than 0
dozen paid officials, whose sole business
was to prevent the doingof those things,
which are against the peace and dignity 81
the State. Nothing except the slHggi Shhess
OF the officers prevented bis arrest. he
was in the town an hour afterwards, aud,
y Is supposed, was not far distant from
the limits for o week or two thereafter.
To make amends for this inexcusable care
less, q reward Of three hundred dollars,
two hundred by the State and one hun
dred by the eorporationp has, been
offered for his apprehension. I'M
fortunately the idea has got abroad
among sheriffs land sargeants, that
the best way to deal with criminals Is to
scare them Off and thus avoid trouble
and expense TO the State and danger 10
themselves; which, In the case underno-
tee, Is q large item, for the subject uses
knife and pistol well from former practice
upon his kind. This solicitude for The
State and It's officers, by the latter, has had
It's weight In bringing State justice into
reproaGh, and making necessity Of that
summary vengeance on criminals, which
lynehers have Of late taken iniseveTal
parts Of the country. Good people
have observed with alarm the growth
and spread Of lawlesness, and the bad
have been encouraged blythe impanity
Of yiolators. Boggess shot his man with
out cause aud escaped merited punish
ment, and Tuesday night Of last week,
some cowardly person shottwiee Of q civil
young furniture dealer, through his shop
window, and unmolested walked Of. Il
this shooting business continues much
longer We will soon become used 10 It, and
without grumbling viii pay officers for
protecting our lives and property, and
then 60 unprotected. II u .giys
The dArkies are high up on the ladder Of
their ambition here. They have camp
meeting on the Fair Grounds, and sing
and pray and preach with all the ard0r o.
the early settlers. K1KERo.
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POsroErIcE savings banks in the form
in which Canada has tested them, are
successful experiment In spite Of the
check to the growth Of the system giye1
by the three years OF depression in bust
ness, from June, 1874, to June, 1877, the
number Of these institutions has increased
from 81 in 1868 to 2O7 In 1870, with de
post Of over three million dollars, Inthe
three years above mentioned the with
drawals exceeded the deposits BY more
than $4,000. In the two succeeding
years within which trade has begun TO re-
yive, the deposits have exceeded the with
drawals by more than 100000. As the
deposits are the small monthly or weekly
savings OF the working classes, the growth
in the business Of these banks indicates
that times are improving, the work.
ingmeu Of Canada, as Of the republic to
the South, are beginning to save again,
and are no longer compelledto draw upon
their scauty hoard In order to live.
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6aEretta E ErrJg.s aa
They were onthemarch towards Capua
to meet the revolted Latin tribes, thost
wicked people who talked in SIX cases and
more exceptions than eonjunciOns, and
Who were named after the Latin grammar,
when the Consul, Manlius Torquatus, re.
marked to his colleague:
II should hate to marry A girl Who's
father Is dead, because my lunes aren't
very good, anyhow, and I would have IA
asthma for her.
"And you think you'd need the old
mans tnhuenEy, hey y replied Decins.
%Oh, as to that said Manlius. ~
wouldn't need it so very lung"
NO" Teioined the friend, shut Won
wouldn't want to throat away, ior ali that .
SIndeedinos " said Manlils, that would
Be no choke -'>'
mo, there's no inspiration in IL"
The Consul made Que or two ineifectual
efforts 70 get something on the bFon.
.ehial tubes, but failed ignomin6usly. ana
Decius, laughing at his iaflure, moekinpiy
sang, Tommy make room for yoHr
uncle IT'S thought thAt this had SINE.
thing 70 do With Deeinsf death the follow.
ing day. sf FS H'a
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The loug.pending controversy between
the liberals and conservatives over the
case Of Lieutenant Governor Letellier, Of
the Province Of Quebec, has finally been
brought to close by the dismissal Of
Ietellier by Lord Lorne, acting under his
authority as Governor. General Of the Do
minion Of Canada. For the better under
standing of the cause Of the trouble,
which for the past eighteen months has
agitated the whole Of Canada, We may
premise that although the several prov.
inces ever since they entered into the
compact Of confederation. have sent repre-
sentatives 70 the Dominion Parliament at
Toronto, they nevertheless retained their
right OF seligovernmsnt; each has its
Governor; It's ministry, and its local
council, the former, like the Governor
General, being appointed under and rep.
resenting the crown. The Province oil
Quebec, as the Oldest British dependency,
was honored wilma Lieutenant q overnor,
Mr.. Letellier holding that office when
Lord Lorne succeeded to the Governor
Generalship on the retirement Of Earl
DufFerin. Early in the year 1878 differ
ences arose between Neutenant-G Governor
Letellier and n. Boucheryille, the pre-.
mier of the Province OF Quebec, in which
the latter was supported by his colleagues
in the ministry and by majority in the
provincial representative council. As the
differences were on artyquestions, and
appeared to be irreconCilAble, Lieut-Gov.
Letellier, who was authorized by the trims
otthe British North America act to choose
his own advisers, dismissed the Boucher
vile ministry, The appointment Of a new
ministry involved new election Of the
provincial legislative council. That cleo.
ton resulted in returning a liberal or
Boucherville majority Of one over
the Letellier or conservative party.
This difficulty, however, it is alleged,
was overcome, some say by pur-
chase, and the new Letellier ministry
took their seats. The feeling in regard to
this coup d etat was SO strong through.
out the Dominion that urgent demands
were made by the liberals upon the Gov
ernor General for the dismissal Of Letel.
lier. Lord Lorne refused to aecede to the
demand, butreierred the matter 10 Lon
don. The case was there argued by
agents representing Letellier and Bouch-
erville, and as the imperial government
was unwilling to interfere, it decided
finally that the Governor General should
act as far as possible upon the advice Of
his ministers, The dismissal Of Letellier
isa consequence otthat advice, and so far
rs the Province Of Quebec Is concerned
the matter seems likely to quiet down. Blu,
in other parts OF the Dominion much in.
disnAtiOnis expressed. EA tlauzg
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CEALED PROPOSALS.

CLERK's oTEICE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, l
WHEELING, W. VA, July u, ls7s. ]
Sealed Proposals. viii be received At thiI ocs untEl
SATURDAY, August u, a. - H., for The fupeEItTue-
ure d two bTids8 to b erected across Lttle Wheel
Ing Creek at the mouth Of Di10ns Bun, other
n Roneys PUnt Both bridGes 70 Be Of timber, hAV-
ing about iEty (tOl feet Of clear span, cOnt1iRlng
each about ave thousand q, 900 LGard measure o.
lumber and Eix hundred (60g pounds Of Iron.
Bids are also invited fur The masonry and exeGyls
On In foundation Of the bridge first named DiIon'l
Rum, the masonry 70 be See0nd.elals hid dry and
eontlining about one huEdred (l0gl cubic ylraG. ~
BIDS must be b. the thousand i6et, board measure
Of masonry and excavation.
The iS,ousfs reserve the right TO reject any
or all bids.
Engineer. I.li5g sIi All II.
By order Of the Board Of Commissioners.
- cHAS. Il. DEfTERS, Clark.
W. c. SMITH, Engineer. ty2S
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P1aoIs Le1Vtlg t9t9tf or ne le1aon, G9d SAn'
mr irdplTs, oIn hare TaE DAILY ETttLi.
oUcER maasd % Gem, pdtPdid, JoF 6Sedas
pr month, RsHddret bsfag dhaGadidi ctlen
az desired.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
DEPARTURE o. rEans-wrErtrsS NM

STFiadelPhil AerOnEl1o -Ihh traln 0nlTFarl
between Wheeling and ffana0lphiA. IA ~ sTE]g
tDGly except SGn41y-HSGifk Aneoarnoarsion,
tstsQhsaTile Aeeolnodati1ns-T tElln during
he day paSSes backward nd t0rWAEd bStVeln Ms
hnS FeEIy Gna BellAire, BtoPplng VIXEN roluired q
sseHaa BO1ss AltnaEtLleI Wet Wheeling and
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States. Labor Is in fact more productive
In the new States and Territories than In
the older States. With the general recoY.
err wiinessedon every hand, and With an
enotmois balance Of trade with foreign
counties In our favor, there Is every roa.
son, % believe that the country, and par.
ticulafIy is railroads, are entering upon 0
career Of unwonted prosperity. During
the recent long-continued depression, the
means for q lucrative traffic for our rail-
roads for the future have, strange as tmay
seem, been created. "A most encouraging
feature q their rapid construction through
thu Territories surprisingly rich In The
precious metals. Every mile constructed
adds tn the traffic OF those already In OPP
Grafton" ...., Yt.. ...,s