The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-08

exhibitors to the Australian Exhibition. APP
plicatlons for space, with full particulars, are
lnvlted n as early as possible. Copies OF the
omcaaI form OF entry can be obtained on
application to the secretary.
1t Is understood that Secretary Eyarts has
oeclded 70 appoint no commissioner to the
Australian Exhibition, but to leave the case
OF American representatives at Melbourne
and Sidney entirely In the hands OF DR.. e. g.
Cox, heretofore made secretary and executives
officer. This, It is intimated, will dlsappoint
$50 applicants for the commissionership. DR..
COX has issued circular. embodying the
regulations OF the Australian authorities, and
adding Congress having made no oappropri-
to the Australian Exhibition, and having as
signed no government vessels to the duty OF
transportation, the United States commis-
sioner will assume no direction whatever
OF the movement OF goods either to
or from Australia, It Is suggested, however,
that they should be strongly boxed, dis
tinctly marked and shipped according To
carefully prepared invoices, OF which copies
should be preserved by shippers. and at least
United States & &oommssiensr Upon delivery g s 81
the goods within the exhibition buildings at
Sydney and Melbourne, and the payment Of
all charges by the exhibitors, the United
States Commissioner will see they
oed prqDerS e Se aigRsf asd s e the aaa spee h
they are catalogued. The expense OF installa~
tion must be born by exhibitors, and the
United States commission will not be respon-
sible for expense Of any kind la connection
with the handling, storage or loss or injury
of exhibits. Exhibitors will be permitted to
select agents to unpack. have charge OF and
watch and repack their exhibits. This au-
thority to said agent is tp be filed with the
United States secretary OF the commission,
their appointment to entail no expense to
the United States and to be revocable at any
time by the United States secretary of the
commission. No agents shall be recognized
In any way until their authorities shall have
been tiled with the commissioner. N
SECRETARY M'GRARY.
1t may be considered certain that Secretary
McCrary will not retire from the Cabinet
until after he has been confirmed as judge of
the sixth circuit.
JUDGES BECOMING UNEASY.
Applications are being received at the De-
making appropriations for the judicial ex-
penses of the government, some OF the Judges
being unwilling to proceed with business until
they are officially acquainted with It's provf-
sions. The act has not been printed, and
until that Is done orders cannot be filled.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA CERTIFICATES,
The Treasurer of the United States Is now
receiving certificates Of the 6 per cent regia-
tered stock OF the corporations of Washing
ton and Georgetown, which will be required
on the fifteenth instant. The certificates thus
far received are all defective. The law re-
quires that the signature OF the mayor, then
Sayles ). Brown, shall be attached and the
seal of the District Of Columbia affixed to each
certificate. No certificate has been received
that fulfills both these requirements. Some
Of them lack the seal, soms lack the sigma
ture and some are devoid OF both. The Treas
urer cannot give receipts for defective certif-
Gates, and before they are redeemable some
correction OF the defects will have to be made.