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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-07
SPORTING NOTES.
MIME. Andsrs0n's WaIk-Iarge Crswas
Greet Her and Much Enthuslasm
MAnffes ted

.BnoogJyr. Jan. s-Mme. Anderson IN now
close on the completion Of her 2o01th auarfsy
mile or 300 miles. and IL 10 tolerabie condi-
tioD. The garden shere the madame is walk
ing was crowded yesterday. young lady. with
beautiful blonde bair. sealskip jacket and hat.
WAS greeted with storm Of cheers. Hbe
blnshed. but finished the quarter mile pluckfly
with the padame. The Brooklyn ladies' are al
enthusiastic over the madame's pluck nj tts
men. and Il fs not an unusual thing 70 see some
of them sitting for hours In their seats waving
their bandkerehiefs snd stamping on the floor.
when ihe madame started On her 19zsth Quarter
the band struck up See the Conqnering Hero
Comes. Walking ND In front Of the band she
stopped. and holding no her hands In dsure.
eating manner, she exclaimed ''E. Kind sn oraoh
70 walt until finish my task before you play
that The spectators ehesred loudly. while
the band changed tho tune. Il is said that Mrs.
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known, Tho house II one of tts oldest In The
Wholesale boot hnd shos trade In 81 Lfn,ls
Thsy wsfs considered tbs f10et enfarrrisines
house. IN their line IN bt. Louis. Those business
men altsadY aptftssd 6f the svaht shy that fhh
gf9di9rs .gf tbs hgtiss will loss lilils. II anys
thing, by tho failure
On tho first day of September, is77 fIobsrt
Jarvis bsoatas hpselal partner, and The prsss
spt s'yls and name of ths fltm WIS ndpptsd.
Mr.. jarvis. on entering tho Hrp,' ysagad s}stjs
'm0 " fhs house, and ~ wns understood hia
death, lew weeks ago. virtually tetmiphfad ths
signmspt y e'h 'so
the destruction ~ the Basf Canning Conn
sion Temporary delay, THO eFmtattv as taAta
- be y full operation again Ia ten days, IN the
The mangfsetory is considered by Mr., psaI H. h,
BE- y total loss. while the warehouses IL bnt
silently damaged. The aggregate loss II
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Paul dc Cassa@nse's Grandfather.
New York Times.I

Psnl do Cassagnae, who has fought seventeen.
duels. comes OF ngnting STOCK ftla grandfattier
ist and worst tempered man 60 the EaD0Ieo0ie
army shows inexplieabie Discrimination, for
sucn an asoWeI Dre-easer, - ~ me men fse Will
go our WIZ. .Suifsr. q naysI Cffiessr sIapged
nis face in public. .and ut hs reused 10 light,
He even had the officer arrested~an exiraorii-
nary proceeding, which could not Ie acccnnted
Iof, sAse ~ the 1set that builfsr was q sgOrds-
y nan ~ rare excellence. On another occasion.
navinR Anncyneed. IA an article I'm his own
m..sewspdpeff his readie ess 70 mszs bis state
an anenss kood with sword Or pistol. DR. Usnen-
cgsanf ,saaf tnsn Republican DeDgsy from Faris,
s.e.ai him. He drejined Dsremptori!y %
.ls'l .pa nIs doctor. ON the Krgund that he you'd
~ sly: L have killed Ca%tsgnac" This iooks
ssefy IKE eozardies. az Clensnce2u ID dead
shos and very canning Of fences. No wonder
many people regard Cassagnac al a buIly. OF
something Borea.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Funeral Services over the Remains Of
Caleb Cushing

.EEwBUEYpogT. Mas, Jan. s.-Funeral ser
vices over the remafns Of Hon Caleb Gushing
took placeih afternoon at the honorsd states
mans residence. The services we're Of a pri-
vate nature. but hundreds Of friends avalled
themselves OF the opportunity 10 take las:
look ~ the dead statesman. The remains were
encased I'm black walnut easzst. with solid
Caleb Cushing. born Jan. IL. 1900; died Jan. 2.
1s79o
The services were conducted By Rev. DIR.
Flske. the oldest clergyman I'm town. who pro-
nounced brief eulogy on ths departed.
Among the distinguished persons. present
were Gen. Butler, Col j. III. Wright. Hon. y. b.
Spofford, Hon. w. u. Eoftbend, OF Salem. Hon.
W. X. Chandler. Of Concord. and many Diners
A eulogy will be pronounced upon MS Life In
tha near fufure.
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
Desste In the Town council of Cork an
the Reception 0f Gen. Grant@Tbe rse~
position Unanimously Voted Down
niseantent at this Actien.

NHw yoHR, Jan. e=rhs Haalrs Dublin dis
patph says At The Cork town council wsstinei
@ aar. asdqh sad Il e @ s I Gsf 3 es s assseg 81 q
fellow evuntrymsn In tho United Htates II d
proper reception was accorded Grant. who
Ieptssebts ths governing, party ~ That country.
There can he no personal Antipatby to ths gsns
tleman himself neithet was thafs anything In
the Rvvstnmept of The OF President objection
etle 70 Tbs Irish PEOPLE. POI, nnllsasapt to the
be Mt the head Of the United States. In which
svent II would bs to the Interest ot our fellow
eounirFmen IN America II proper recognition
he given to afaht on bis arrival ht Cork"
Mr.. Berry said The ess President had insultsd
tbs Irish people In America. lie got up the No
MI. Tracy said Il would be unbscomlpg for
their Catholic constituents Of Cork TO welcome
sueh fnah. II would be- ubgensrous 30 refuse
him hospitality II he deserved II. bpt. be saw
petby from the Irish nation. fie. psver thought
II ths Irish tpoe as he thought of others. and he
went out of bis wal, 70 Insult their religion.
Mf gwysr w2d & ,h,s gt esapls % nasps ,, ns,,s
aud home IN the Uaitsd States had received
Kindness and attention from The American peos
bic, Grant had nsyet given them the same re-
eoeniiion aH the other Inhabitants. II would be
an improptiety TO pay any mark Of respect per4
Honaily 10 Grant.
sisssrs. Meswesnsy and Cresdon spoks TO the
same effect. and with a great shout of aye
there being no dissenting Voices. Cork refused
10 Tceeiva tTant
drant said he yas sorry the pseple Of Cork
aayss pabliai to-day Monday for Londonderry
R fts ~ Hrrt- Clerk dispatch snya tho respaat.
1t iba action of the oliuue in the Council who IN
suited Grant. An sS mayor of the city says IL
r. n ply that tbs, usnefal determined % return
to rafia instead u visiting Cork, where hs
self respecting populaee as would prove that
the Irish heart beats In sympathy with America
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CHICAGO MATTERS.
Nea-Unien Printers FERN nm Assseia.
tien@rhe Necessity for thssCosD pietiSn
0f tine aast0m. .Mnuss-A Huge l.OcO-

u0m@The Necessity tOf tnesgOm0 0teftOu
0f tine aast0m- -Mnuss-A Huge lDcO-
motive.
CHICAGO, dan. e.~Tbe nen.uniou printers on.
gagged IN ihs book. job end wsekly paper offices
formed u Chicago Printers Protective Assoeins
Ton. y In open 10 women and apprentices. but
moi 10 the Union,
Gen. Bhstidab's headquarters. Military Dtyi-
sion II the Missouri. which wsre burn "a out
saturday evening. have been located ut tho
Palmer House. The Chicago aud Alton Rail
roHd general Offices have returned t1 the old
quarters on Van BHrsu street, The postoffiee
will remain In the bipRer building q few days,
until suitable quarters can bs found and fitted
up for occupancy until The omplstion 0f ths
new custom house. which It ls hoped will bs
within n ysar
bisthlfd burning out OF the nostoffice brings
fresh criticisms upon the government for delay
In the construction of the custom. house.
H. ls over ssvsn years sfBcs ths great Hre, and
nll local public buildings. hotels etc, have besn
built long since, wbite tha postoffies and other
government Offices have been obliged To shift
az bsst they can. Congress will be urged I'm.
msdfatslv 10 make nm appropriation sufficient
TO complete fhe eust6mhonHe. The largest l1s
eomotiye ever constructed In this country has
reached here for the uss Of the>heavy Rocky
mountain grades OF the New Mexico and South
srn PACIFIC branch Of the Atcbison. Texas and
Santa Fe Railroad. 1t IN n teu-wbee tank en-
Rtne. with eight drivers, and weighs 10000
pounds. 10 passed over the Psunsyfvauia and
Fort Wayne roads without accident, but other
roads will not allow II TO run over bridges on
their lines. No IT will be taken 10 pieces and
carried In sections.
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lEee the statement thnt there IL not ono word of
truth In tho telegram sent from hero TO the New
York bulletin. on the third instant stating that
vs. the r, nnayivanla Railroad. and that the do.
clsion favored The former road. he same
statement was exhibited TO correspondtntss sew
tcation. II Is lievedt 10 be a stock jobbng op.
GRAFTON. Judge Ha Ian says that he bas not yet
made up his decision. nor has be even init.
mated to any ono his views on the question at
Issue between the two roads. 1t will be some
he before his decision w u bs rendered.
n Several important decisions will be- rendered
- the Su preme Court to-day, including the
cases of the Union Pacific. Central Pacific. Kan
Aas Pacific. Central branch and Kiowa branch
railroada
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Tbs Mexican Commercial Excursion I'm
Dluutr.

NHw YonH. Jan. es@The e1tijtus's Cairo special
Haysi The American Industrial Deputhtion
crossed bs snow covered plains ~ lihols and
havs fair prospects oi n pheasant jpurnsy to
New nteans, whence tbay will sail Wednesday,
for Mexico. At Gshtfaia they .ofeaBizsd by
eleetine Coy. Fiske, Of Kentucky, president.
and II. Andrews. ds Ghiane0. secretary. An
executive committee. composed gf oils tnsmbsr
from each State. WIS also eppointed. tsles
gram was sent to Minister Iatuan0na thanking
him for the announcement hs has given the
enterprise The dspnfatipn Includes merchants
aud manufacturers from thirteen States. rsprs-
ss1tlng as principals or agents the Industries
earnest men. WIG. are resolved on tbs CONNER
eiat sottausst os Mssia6I
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Aupreme Court DerisIons.

WAsHtN6roN, Jan. 6.-The United States Su.
preme Court this morning III the case OF A. II.
Stewart a Co. plaintiff In error. VS. Sanborne-
defendant In error reversed The 10 ision OF the
Grcuit Oonn OF Alabama. II the court below
SApborne had covered damages for an alleged
malicious suit to throw Sanborne into hank
Inptcy. The opinion was read by Juetice
ntrung.
Justice Miller delivered the opinion OF the
6upreme Court, affirming the decision of the
court below, dismissing the Credit Mobilier
suits. The decision afflrms tho constitutions
Atty Of the act OF Congress Of 1874. Justices
nwayRe and Harlan concur in the decision as
% the constitutional ality OF the law. but dissent
In the dismissal of the suits
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The Finishing Of n Monument to q Good
Woman

BROOKLYN. Jan. s.-The finishing touch will
be put to-day. on the 5000 chapel 20 monument in
Greenwood that is 70 perpetuate the memory
and good deeds OF Miss Mary Dancer, daughter
Now York ever saw. He left Mary $500 $50 The
completion OF the monument also completes
the disbursement Of the last dollars OF Matt.
Dancers money. Mary Dancer was young
woman Of strongly marked vigorous temps
ament. She was q member Of the Methodist
circnmscribea By sect. She gave literally to ali
denominations, and Der charities were mani
fold.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-07
Mayor Ceopers First Msssags~1he rsiiey
AAxWeateA

NHw YoRR. Jan. Mayor Cooper sent bis
grst message 60 the Common Council to-day
The commercial advantages of New York. and
thinks the. tolls and charges 6n commerce
taxation, which he thinks could be done with
out Increasing the debt. He says thsrs afe too
many eiyil officers with stees I've salaftes. He
fling compensation. flo iavors d mobilization
Of ths excise law ~ meet ths requirements OF
the great mstr6polis and ssenfs by proper
full of suggestions indicative Of tho policy he
PROPOSES to pursue,
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Frozen TO Death at Miiwaukee-sutcide
Of n Young Lady.

MILWAUKEE. Wis. Jan. Ga widow woman.
named Marie schulz. WAS found dead in a
shaniv. She lived on Ktnniekiaick Avenue'
laid down and was soon overpowered By the
cold 0
aged az Years. euieided yesterdey morninn h
taking poison. The cause Of the deed Is I'm
known as yet.
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EHw YoRH, jan. e.3Dr Fordyes Barker one
Of The most eminent physicians Of this city.
SAYS the scarlet feyHf is not epidemic hefs.
Ths Herdtfs Was hington special says the
opinion EXPRESSED by msn employed ut the Bal
tfmofe and Potomac Railroad depot whsrs the
two women who kidnapped Mr.. OBtisp did not
60 direct through from Halsikh 10 New York.
but after reschlnR this city remained In the
sleeping car until few min iites bsf6rs tho train
left for the North. whom they got of and. with
OBtisp. went to some hotel In the city,
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sREvfTIEs.

The annual meeting of ths Orleans Benevo-
lent Association took place sunday, 81 the Hall
corner Of Spain and Love ets., and the efoilgwiDg
jas. Wider FIRST Wee President: N. ID.
Hpghes Second Vice President; Recording Sec-
rstary, Jno. Wsllmeesr. Trsasnrer. yno. q.
dian. J1o Ryan PhysieBan, Dr. j. j. Ms5I0r.s
Finance Committee-a 0laeef.+ Louie Brown
and Henry Thomas. The association was Or
Ranfzed Elk years ago for mutual benesolsut
pnrp0ses. and II has acquired q brgs van.t y0r
ifs deceased members and their families. sEs-
elected
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senator Thurman viii tmbaay pfIs 1eea-
sons for Declining TO ne Geverner
Nf OlIn In 4 Latter.

WAsHirer0s. Jan, e,@Owine 10 the unfavora4
cidad io futegD his Visit 10 Columbus, and will
not. therefore. he Mt the Jackson demonstration
to bo held In that city on Wednesday,, Hs has
4iHnnl1 f1aunrthnirSn far f1nttrn
The teast. "The Jackson Detnoofacy" !" and has
forwarded II to his fflenhs. to be- used II nscaHs
Haty. In bis speech, after doing hsner W tks
rate bis reasons for declining tp be h candidate
fot the uovefhorshin, aud which III substance
are The saEne which be expressed nearly u
month ago.
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Tsisnsss's OpiBien ef CsnHress@A ClsrI-
BHf Vtew Mt tfeErftsr.

BROOKLYN, Jan. saMrs Ialmags depicts G6r~
gress as y body Of fnsu who pawn tlefe salaries
for faro oblDs. and lhdugss In s0me ubsavory
ipstappss m6rs nr less modern. In spsaktng of
Tbs eitlss yesterday. hs LsmAr ksd tut hftsf rot-
Ing the moral t0gs 0f Washington for several
years. he was satisfied thai II WIS always 80 ssr
eegt bsttsr whsn Congress wins awhy.
Hsv Thomas Mitchell, pastor Of n church In
Brooklyn. safd yesterday fhat Essehsf filings
away tts Bible and Is no Chfsisn.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-07
New President Of the Chamber Of Com.
merce-A Large Failure In the To.
bacc0 Trade.

CHICAGO. Jan. e.-The Chicago Chamber Of
Commerce elected Asa Dow president for the
ensuing year.
suter Bros. Wholesale tobacconists OF this
city. failed to-day; liabilities $500 0oo They
offer to compromise nj Is cents on the dollar
ties. The alleged Cause Of the failure ls bad
debts.
J there IL a row among the German Socialists
OF this city over the editor Of their paper, fhe
drtHer Zeitnng. Some wanted him ousted. but
his friends stand firmly By him.
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Murderer Taken from n sherIT ANA
Lynched.

OMAHA, Jan. GA pnrty OF masked men
noarded the west bound Union Pacific paaeen-
ger tram u Carbon last night and forcibly took
ot ths sheriff. who was taking him 10 Rawlfns
,or H,t lin OF charge oi the murder Of Widow
The masked men hung the prisoner 10 a ts,a. asi,.
graph pole The prisoner confessed 10 tho mob
tna, ne was guilty; 1t will be remembered that
IN pursuit 81 the train robbers. and were mur
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NEw YonH. Jan. .es4-Thsrs is said to have been
day thsn over before In ono dav. Tbs weatber
was splendid IL In estimated that 10 600 81 atsrs
were on the Central Park lakes alone. The
Prospect Park lakes. Brooklyn aud other PLACES
we're we'll patrontzsd. There IL n prospect for
rare sport on tho upper Hudson this week. Tho
ics IL IN o superb condition. and the ies yacht
fiest will be skimmi6e across II to-day or to-
morrow at ths rate Of sixty miles an hour,
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more Moderate weather In Cincinnati
Meeting ef the OhiO g<glstatugs.

CfNTHntTf Jan. e.-Ths weather has ysry
much moderated. fhs Thermometer standing nt
noon sixteen degrees above zsfo. Tbs river is
Sill hard frozen and likely 70 remain so for
some time.
Ths Ohio Legislature meets tosmorr0w. and
ststssmsh ard habksrs~Gn are to-day making
thsir way 10 Columbus.
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CRIMES And CASUALTIES.
Arrest Of Nebraska Maraercrs.

OMAHA. Jan. G.-I. r. Olive and 1--WE of
hia herders we're arrested at Plum Creek. yes
terday. Tor committing the horrible crime OF
In Custer county. Olives brother who went By
the name Of Stevens. was killed by two home.
steaders In sell. f.defense. and for this Olive. who
and while In charge Of the aherif took them
away and burned them alive The officers have
been hunting the VII aims for three weeks and
getting evidence quietly. Not n shot was fred
In making the arrests.
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a Political Draolock IN nur.lo.

buffalo. Jan. e.-No meeting Of the common
Council could be effected to-day. The party Ii
Democrats met In the mayor's Office and inc
Republicans IN the county commlssioners
rooms. good force OF police we're on hand 10
cOnaeuupncs.
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10 ana Tive Dollar N0tes-A Mistake
Corrected.

~ WAsHrNaToN. Jan. 6-There seems to be a
Widespread impression that the one and two
|Q&lnr notes will not be isaued hereafter. This
II mistake rs regards United States notes, for
[oy can be obtained In any amount Of even
eusands In return for mutilsted United States
oeeg or national bank notes sor warded for re-
HemDtion nnder the resumption act. No more
Pnes and tEos Of national bank Issues will be
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A warming Against vanderbilt.

T6BoHro, Ont. Jan. "a correspondent In
The deily papers directs sttsntion IL wtiat ha
calls ibs schsns " Vanderbilt President OF tbs
The correspondent says that Vanderbilt ID
gradually placing himself IN position 10 ma
try. and unless the government and psopls on
Canada awake 10 the situatfan. irrspafatls loss
will be- inflicted on the 60uhtry.
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The Condition sf the wounded on the
Thunaerer.

LoNpoN. Jan. e.~tt is stated that the reports
regarding The condition OF the wounded by the
Thundarer. repr. ssnting that many bays died
and others have become blind ars exaggerated
Admiral Horbsby teleRfapbH That Tho wounded
are doing we'll and that tho life Of only one ser.
man In endangered.
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Receipts ana Expenses of the ~. Louis
E1ehanGe.

in. I0Ufs ,Jan. s.=trhs directors report Of tho
Msrehhnts Exchanges WIS read as noon. Ths
total Income 0f ths past year was ss1ae7 g7. and
the 81 psbees about $50 less Ths rent of the
hall IN $4,000 per ysar and salaries si2sssg
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LARGE Failure I'm the st. Louis 6hoe
Traae-A siEe, eco Rise.

ST.. LOUIS. Jan. s.-Appleton. Noyes d Maude
the we'll known boot and shoe house. ff1.dav
1ied In the venders Office an assiRnment n.
Thos. Richeson. president Of the Collier white
The liabilities are very large, but are not Vet
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Forthcoming Manifesto Of the Amalxa-
Snatea En9tneera.

LONDON, jan THE executive council of the
Amalgamated Hocisty Of Engineers hays issued
a manifesto In favor Of the nine hours system,
which will be defended to the last extremity. II
bsips tho most precious heritage Of their time
and trade,
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Tho Last Fsnian rrisener-A New Attain
tic Gable.

Lorpor. Jan. T.-Efrofts to procure tho rs.
lense of O'Eelly. the remaining Fenian prisoner
hays n fair chance Of success.
The MANUFACTURES OF 4 new Ffaneo-A msriean
6hbls has been commenced.
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treasury Matters.

WASHINGTON Jan. e,-Bubeefiptions 10 the
four per cent bonds up to noon we're ~ ai4 900.
Bsuretafy sherman returned from Ohio this
morning and resumed his offlothl duties.
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wEArHER PROBABILITIES.

WASHINGTON Jan. 2, / q. m.-For the Gulf
States, south and east winds, falling barometer.
warmer, partly cloudy weather. and In the
southwest occasional rain or snow.
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meath Of Norton MemIchssl.

.PHfL4psLrHfA. Jan. ss-Hon. Morton Me-
Michael, srs, Publisher of sbs PhIfadsIphia
North american. died MT o'clock this Aftsr@
noon at tho a9e 6f seventy .ons years.
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MestInG ID tse ainclnnnt Il YaIa a.lut..

CINCINNATI, Jan. O. Tho Cincinnati Yaie Climb
hsld tts fifteenth annual reunion Tonight.
yh9m ysrs Hon. Alphohso Taft, Peof Dwight.
Judge Collins aud others.
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Gen. Grant at u.onaonaerry.

LONDONDERRY, Jan. s.-@Gen. Grant arrived
here to-day, and was entertained at a banquet
by the mu unielpal authorities this evening.
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CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA.
Advicss from Columbia. Guatemala.
Costa Mfca. Peru ana Chill.

COSTA h1Cas PTru ana Chill.
COLUMBIA.
PANAMA. Dec. 20 There is nothing 10 sent
although 1t ts rnmored that there is dissntisfac.
tion In the State Of Antigua. The United States
steamer Alaska In stil IN port.
euAfMm6IA.
The industrial exhibition was opened by the
president on the oath met Arailr6ad from san
Jose 10 Escuintla has been commenced.
COSTA RIGA.
Tho latest ndyices from the coffee. growing
district are very unfayorable. A large per-
eentaRe OF the crops were bligbted by unpropi-
tious weather while ripeninR, Btill the dunn- :
tity gathered In expected 10 be much In excess
OF last year.
Tho Cabinet crisis has ended ia tho resienn-
ton Of Dir. Longza and other ministers. II IA
probable their resiRDations will be- accepted,
and n new ministry having the confidence OF
the government be- appointed The political
situation is regarded ms extremely critical,
Several attempts have been made TO disturb
public order. Though promptly suppressed,
they have revealed the existence Of revolution
ary schemes.
Smallpox is reported 10 be making fearful
ravages In the Interior. At Hignora In four
months 2Tg persons perlsbed. The same dis-
ease has committed frigbtful havoc among the
Indians In Araneo. The deaths during the
year were 1900. Certain communities have been
almost depopulated.
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FRANCE.
FRANCE.
JubilatiOn over the senatorial Elections.

PARIS Jan, CA majority Of tho French news
papers are inbllabt oyer the sneesss Of ths ils-
publieaps nnd tho fresh maiority sseured By tho
Moderate Republicans.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-07

BT. PETEhspUHd. Jan. ee-Mild weather has
increnssd the vituenee Of tho plague at Astra-
kan. The civil. military and medical nuthori.
lies will hold n conference In this city to.mor.
row to devise some steps To stop the disease.