Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1879-06-14
A Gsorgia Tribute 10 WIN Lioyd
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NEW YORK; June II line most
remarkable meeting yet held in
honor of VIM. Lloyd Garrison was
in Atlanta, GeOrgia, on the 9th
instant. Bishop Haven presided.
Resolutions were adopted contain
Ing the following:
From this State and capital
where $1,000 were offered for the
head of the great philanthropist,
we rejoice to make this declaration
to all the land, and call upon all to
praise and serve the God who led
our Moses to conquer the Pbaroah
of American slavery, and to make
his captives free. May He give us
grace to continue till we have
achieved complete victory over
every wrong in all our land.
JOan Drawn Jr. y ma the Negro
Exodus.
NEW York, June 12th.-John
Brown Jr. is going to Kansas To
help The coiored refugees just ss
soon, he says, as he can get his
crops in and in shape, that he can
reasonably lope to keep the wolf
from his own door. He will visit
different parts of Kansas, and per-
haps Colorado, to examine that
region with reference to settle
ment.
Importtnx CO"i.es tots Br.aii.
RIO JANEIRo, June 18th. A
Commissioner has started for Lon
don to open negotiations with the
Chinese EN- bassy for treaty re-
lating to the importation of coolies
into Brazil.
More Of uae E,nperox's Gasden W. d.
ding.
BERLIN, June 12th.-The EN-
peror and Empress were enthusiast
tically cheered by dense crowds as
they passed at the head of the
magnificent procession of Princes
from the Palace to the Castle chap
ell. On their return to the Palace,
the Emperor appeard three times
on the balcony in response to the
continuous cheering of the crowd.
The city is spendidly Illuminated
tonight, even in its remotest
quarters.
rne Esapssor's CIT 10 ihs Poor OF
Berlin.
BERLIN, June 2.-Emperor vii.
liam has given ten thousand marks
to the poor of Berlin.
A special correspondent reports
that the Emperor yesterday ap
peared to walk with pain and
showed weakness in all his move
ments.
Etuptson af v-suStus
NAPLES. June 12.-The eruption
of Vesuvius has com mencsd. II
has 81 far been slight, but il grad
ually increasing.
Gernssy "a 'he "i'ves Question.
VIENNA, June l2tb..--A cores
pondent of the London Economist
makes the following allusiou to
the rumor that Germany Ia likely
to use Il portion of her hoard of sill
yer for increasing the circulation of
that metal: ut is now about
week since that strange rumors
were circulated in Berlin as to the
probability of revision of the Cur.
rency Act. We have received
private communications from Ber-
lin that confirm the rulnors. 1t is
feared Bismarck will attempt to
change the Currency Act, which,
after so many difficulties, has at
last been happily put into effect.
The sale of silver at the hands of the
German Government has ceased,
and this certainly proves that
out of the common run
is going on. The Bourses them
selves have been somewhat infiu-
enced by rumors circulating, aud u
notion that any change would ne
cessariIy be followed by rise in
the price of silver. A large amount
of silver rentes has been bought in
the course of the week, so that it's
price, which was recently almost
on u par with paper rente, has again
risen.