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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-03-19
CAPTAIN BOYTON.
His Departure for Louisville

CINCINNATI. March is. - 4 large
crowd Of people witnessed the depart
ure Of Capt. Boyton for Louisville, via
the Ohio river, at noon, to-day. Aparty
consisting Of Oliver Doud Byron, Mr..
Creeland. OF the New York Herald, and
the Cincinnati reporters, will accom-
pany the Captain in yawl as lar as
tAWr enceburg. Ind.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-03-19
POINT PLEASANT, w. VA.
ACold Water Victory.

Porxr Pleasant, March l1.-An elec-
ton Was held in this place Saturday for
Mayor. Recorder, SergeAnt and SIX
Councilmen. The question was license
OF no license for the sale OF Intoxicating
liquors. The ProhibitiOnists elected
their entire ticket, with one exception.
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The Sulphur Shower.

MAUCH CHUNK, Pa, March lS.-A
scientific examination OF the sulphur"
which fell in a shower Yesterday over
the Lehigh NAlley, proves it 10 be the
pollen from q species Of pine caught up
by the wind and carried from the Jer-
sey forests.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-03-19
WorkinKuen.

Before you begin your heavy spring
work after winter OF relaxation, your
system needs cleansing and strengthen
imp 10 prevent an attack Of Ague, Bal
hous or Spring Fever, or some other
Spring sickness that Will unht you ior 4
seasons work. You viii save tne,
much sickness and great expense II you
will nse one bottle Of Hop BitteS IN
your family this month. Don't wait
See other column.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-03-19
Irish Colonization Convention.

CuucAGo, March ls.-The Irish Colo
nization Convention to-day adopted tho
plan proposed by Bishop Ireland for lis
sessions, which sets forth that the chief
object oi the Convention should be ~
assist the poor and worthy people ~
secure homes upon lands, and 10 form
an organization for the purpose. It's
name IL to be the Irish Catholic Coloni.
zation Association Of America. IL shall
have an executive board Of seven bish.
ops and seven laymcn, with full powers
~ act for the Convention, and perfect q
practical plan. The following were APP
pointed as mcmbcr, of the executive
board: laymeD, General LAwler, of
Prairie Du Chen; Anthony Kelly, al
Minneapolis: =. l.. JOY, ~. Louis; John
Boyle ORcilly, Boston; w. j. Onahan,
Chicago; J. A. Creighton, Omaha; L.
:. Hickey, New York, and Bishops
Ireland and Connor, with power %
select five other bishops. Adjourned.
after brief evening session.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-03-19
Pork Packing In s,. Louis.

sr. LoCn, No, March ls.-Georye H..
Morgan, Secretary of the Merchants
Exchange, furnishes the following state
ment Of parking at this por, from No
yember 1t 10 March l-t: Number VI
hog- killed, G5,25l; average gross
weight, ~ pounds; average cost per
round gross, a shade over $40 cents ;
average yield of lard. 10 35-l0O barrels ;
mes pork made, 1913 pounds; other
kind. Of f.oyk. i. $50.
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Weather Indications.

WASHINGTON. March l9.-l 4. N.-For
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley and
lake regions. warmer, clear or partly
cloudy weather. light variable winds,
mostly from thc sauthwcstto the south
east, followed 10y stationary OF falling
barometer.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-03-19
Damages Awarded.

LoUiyrLLE, Msrch ls.-Tbe suit oi
Emma Casper against Phillip Mendel
for $1,000 damasrs ior alleged rape
which the plaintiff chains Nsndel com
miited upon her person, was to-day
brought 10 close. the jury in the cas-
returning verdict Of $500 damages
for the plaintiff.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-03-19
CONGRESSIONAL.
FIRST DAY OF THE EXTRA SESSION.
Randall Elected Speaker on First Ballot
Other Officers Re-eIected-0bjeC-
tions to Certain Members
Taking Their Seats.
WASHINGTON, March Is.
SENATE.

WASHINGTON, March Is.
SENATE.
Soon after the Senate was called TO
order recess was taken, and upon re-
assembling a motion to adjourn pre-
vailed.
Objection was made to the admission
of Senator Bell, OF New Hampshire, ap-
pointed by the Governor TO fill the
vacancy caused by the expiration OF
Wadleigh's term, and his case goes ever
until tomorrow.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-03-19
oerman Tartff Commisaon.

BERLIN, March u. The Tariff Com.
mission seems particularly anxious to
secure German industry against
American competition. lthss proposed
heavy duties upon most articles now
imported from America. It's last deci.
SION is in favor of a duty II % mares
per hundred weight on leather goods.
The ProtcctiOnists are now attacking
the present coinage system, and recon-
mend an issue of plenty of paper
money
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Cincinnati.
DRY GOODS.
Nav York.

NEW YORK, March ls.-Dry Goods-
The iobbing trade continues fairly nc.
tive with commission houses. Cotton
goods in moderate demand and firmly
held by agents. Prints more active.
Staple ginglIams in good demand with
light supply. Dress goods jobbing
well. Mems wear wOolens quiet.
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RAILROAD BoNDs-Generally weak.
SrIrI RoSDs-Dull

hAlLhoAD DoNDo 'clciaiig WVaA'
STATE BoNDs-Dull.
SrocKs-With the exception of st.
Louis and San Francisco shares, which
were strong, the market was depressed
owing to tight money. Granger shares.
coal stocks and Chicago and Canada
Southern were noticeably weak. Just
before the close, however, there was q
fractional recovery and better feeling.
The transactions aggregated l6,0O0
shares, of which 1900 were Erie, 5000
Lake Shore, 1900 Wabash, p, 900 North
western common, 10000 preferred, 1900
St. Paul common, 5000 preferred, 5000
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western,
IL 900 New Jersey Central, 1000 st. Joe,
5000 Kansas and Texas, 5000 Western
Union. and 1900 st. Louis and San
Francisco
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LIVE STOCK.
East Liberty.

EAST LIBRRrv, March lS.-Cattle--
Receipts to-lay 20+ head Of through
anil 80 head of local. supply light
Selling strongat ic higher than last
week.
Hogs Receipts to-day 3S5 head.
Workers 81 ~; Philadelphias = 400
90.
Shecp-Receipts 800 head. Market
slow. Selling from 81 % to s. 20 for
common Ia extra.
CHICAGO, March lS.-The Droccv'
Juunaireports hog receipts II 600 head;
shipments 5000 head. Market strong
andhigher. Choice heavy So vOdi ~;
mixed packing - 10Ga3 81.
Cattlc--Receipts 5000 heal; ship
ments 100 head. Market firm and
unchanged; shipping$I 0O(a5 10; butch.
crs' cows 81 O0M3 90; steers 81 ~Ra,
1 10; feeders and stockers - 10Cdi 10.
Sherp--Receipis 800 head; ship
mcnts none. Market steady at 50 i0ta
) 525.
ST. LOUIS, March ls.-liogs-hctive,
firm AMI higher; Workers and Balti-
mores 81 i0(a3 ~; Bostons 81 1jCoy4 o.;
select heavy ~ l5Cdi -; mixed rough,
which are taken by principal packers,
50 25CG3 30. Receipts LOO head ship
ments 800 head.
Cincinnati.
CIScISSATr, o., March ls.-Hogs-
Steady and firm; common 81 75a 3 80;
light s. COOS 9j; packing s. oOtdi 10;
butchers 81 1904 20. Receipts ,sg2
head; shipments 80 heal.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-03-19
Pittsburgh Loan Placed.

PnnBrBoH, March is.-Tbe Pitts.
burgh loan, ior tb. purpose Of settling
arrears ol the disputed street bonds.
amounting % 81 40. .oUO, payable in five
ycar- and bearing six per cent. interest,
has been placed among the Pittsburgh
capitalists. Vim. shaw beaded tie
subscription list with $4,000, and ths
balance ws taken by tanks.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-03-19

ST. Locn, March Is.--Arrived-Robin
and baryes. Pomeroy; Golden Eagle,
Keokuk. Departed : Golden R@gie,
Keokuk; Belle Of 81. Louis, Mis.oui
river; Desmet, Psducah; Ample, Lake
Pepin; City Of Alton, New 0Yieana
River stationary. Weather clear and
cooler and 10 freezing tonight.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-03-19
Fruit and Vegetable MARKET.

ArrrEs-Arc arriving more freely,
and though the local demand - not
large there arr orders here sufficient %
take about al the good stock. The
market i firm. lots on arrival bringing
81 SDa2 - per barrel. and lots for ship
ment selling a, = OO'B2 ~, iobbinz sales
a. high a. - -.
C,BsAGE-Is dull at - OOGi - per
hundred. and 8 j0,a4 % per crate; the
supply fair.
xBERKIEs-C0niinue duh; stocks
poor: offered a, - OOa4 ~ per harrcl.
DgrED FErIr-Is in moderate demand
and steady. Apples selling at @'3";
peaches 2lh3lc Ver pound .r round
lots. and "a &C. mpr- i1r j,n.fiug .,i-.
I.Eg1xs-Arp .r Ha' demand and
irmer; sellin. at 3 jOs3 3, Per box.
ORAxGE,-Arr in active dgSlaud AMI
Grmcr. although the supply J. large,
selling At - 2OVg2 5Opcr box, - ODg,
q ~ pr case; extra large cas- selling az
= j9s9 o.
OxIoxs-The market i lrll Tor home
grown natSI 2Jal -, pr hafreL North
ern are in fair request ~ II 1Ja2 =.
POrArpEs-Are ia moderate lobbing
demand for peachblow al '.ys7jc per
bushel. Early roe vii not bring any
more.
SWEET TPOrAToE--Are quiet and steady
for Western at 81 jOa2 % per tar
rel.
PEANUrs-Are quiet and easy az the
ollowing prices: Choice Virginia white
4IG4ict choice Tennessee do. 4tsit ;
choice Tennessee red, 3;ls3Ic; prime Do
3lt63i per 10.
PoCLTRv-Is scarce. Choice lots oi
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-03-19

OI-Rehnel petroleum II weaker and
the demand but moderate. 10 degrees
fire test selling at 9ic; l30 degrees do. at
I?Ic: and Ohio standard, 10 degrees
flash test, at lllc per gallon. Lard oil
is steady but quict at j7cqGOc per gallon.
Lnseed oil l. firm al TIC per gallon.
ToBACCp-Firm; navics, ypp.jSc, a"-
coriing 10 brand. twists unchanged al
55H 7uC.
WHEELING STOGiFs- Sell at SO 20 per
1000; tips, SIS - PER 900; scraps, @1c
Ter 10.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-03-19

Grains.
WHEAT-There was fair tone to the
market. The demand, however, from
manufacturers was light. We quote
choice red and winter at 95cGSl 90.
CoRN-The, market is medium with
very little offered. The demand was
light, but buyers in need of supplies
were compelled TO pay full prices;
sheiled and ear ranged from 3SCa'4Oc e
bushel
RYE-Continuel firm, but the sales
were exceedingly small. For first class
quality the prices were ~ @50c r
bushcl.
OATS-The market :was firm and the
demand moderate; good TO prime Is
quoted at 2SCG3Oc.
BARLEY-ls steady with comparative
" no demand. except for the better
qualities which are quoted at 95CG9Sc.
HAY-The demand is fair, with an
easy market. Choice timothy sales at
~ O0Cd9 90; prime To choice mixed
81 50ld7 80 per ton, loose on wagons
- j0inS 90.
MrrLFEED-In fair demand and holds
steady; midhlings SIS per ton ship stuff
Sl3 per ton.
Provisions.
The demand shows no material in
crease in quantity, rs general thing.
The prices paid for leading articles are
the same as those of last week and are
as follows:
CoFFEE-In this commodity n light
business was transacted during the
week, the prices demanded being a. fol-
lows: Coffee fair to good Rio at ia BE 4;
prime 40, l4lc; choice l6c, best Wheel
ing roasted l5c, yellow Rio 2Oc, Java Dc.
Syrups, common 3jG 40c, prime +5c; (;
New Orleans molasscs, old crop, 3Otry
b: new crop, prime 3jc, choice iOr.
Sugars refined hard crushed Ole; granu-
lated 9c, powdered Ole \ coffee SIC, Il
Sic, commercial 4 sugar 8 !c, commercial
G So, yellow & 81, golden { !, common
yellow GlmGic. Rice. Carolina Choice
7!c, New Orleans prime &C.
Wood Ware.
TuBS-No. |, three hoop 81 10 per
dozen: No. >, two hoops -, ,jOper dozen; I;
No. 3, two hoops - 30 per dozen. Pals
Two hoops IL 10 per dozen; three
hoops II ~ per dozen. WaShboards-
star II 10 per dozen; double face = 20
per dozen.
Meats.
In this line there were no changes,
holders demanding full prices but pur-
chaScrs did not seem disposed to invest
in more than would satisfy immediate
demands.
Packages for meats hold "a follows:
Casks, 1000 lbs; half casks, 800 lbs
ticrcrs, $50 lbs barrels, 80 lbs bags,
700 lbs. No charge for packages.
We quote as follows:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-03-19
FINANCE.

NEW YoRK, March l8.-MossY-
Active at 497 per cent, closlng at
7 per cent Prime mercantile paper 81
as per cent. Sterling exchange. bank
ers' bills weak at 4S6t sight exchange
on New York at 4S9t. Produce exports
for the week S,90,00.
SrLyER-Bar silver here at 81 oft; sub
sidiary silver coin I per cent. discount.
Silver at London 49id.
Closed quiet,
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Toledo.

ToLEDo, March Is.-Whezt-Dull; (;
No. white Michigan 81 0ii; amber
Michigan spot 81 %; seller April 81 O6i I;
seller May 81 OF; No. 2 ned winter
seller April 81 06;; seller May 81 07t;
seller sune 81 o.; rejected s3e. Corn
Dull; high mixed DC; No. 3 and seller
May SIZE; No. 2 white SHE; seller April
573c. Oats-Dull; No. 2 spot nominslly
a 2sc; seller May 20c.
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Baltimore
PhiladelphiA.

PmL.DELPHIA, March ls.-flour-
steady: western extra s. l2ITa3 81!
Minnesota family - sal IS; DO. fancy
- %: Ohio fancy = 20; Indiana DO
- G2l. Rye Flour-Steady and un'
changed. Wheat-Nominally un.
changed. Rye-Quiet. COrn-Quiet
aud unchanged. Oa,s-Quiet; mixed "a
G.sijc: white western 34fa3jc. Proyis'
ion--Steady. Beef - Mess l2ts lie
Pork-Me-s $40 2jlaIO 50 Hams
Smoked sis9ic; picked 7ItssIc. Lard
-We,te5n iierre Cig7e. Batter
Steady aud unchanged. E2gs-fimer
western lie. Chees--Quiet; Western
full cream sfsslc; DO. good Ies5te
PetFuleum-Duila and unchanged. Wins
ky-p.InAnd active; western 81 O5!.
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GENERAL MARKETS.
HOME AND TELEGRAPHIC REPORTS.
Money Active at 4 to 7 per cent-GOVern-
ments Quiet-FIOur ia Moderate De-
mand-Wheat Quiet-Hogs
Steady and Firm.
Wheeling Wholesale

THE quotations given in the following reports
are prices realized on wholesale transactions, uu-
less otherwise specified.
The markets OF various kinds during
the week just closed, have been very
quiet, there being no preceptible change
in any article.
The wheat and flour market stand
moderately fair at prices quoted last
week. The demand for flour is of a
local nature, there being but very little
shipped.
The provision trade has been only fair,
probably owing to the cool weather OF
the past several days.
Coffee, sugars and other leading gro
ceries met with small demand at old
prices.
Oils were quiet and unchanged in val
ues.
Wool steady at 2O@3Oc, with but lit
tie prospects OF an advance.
Seeds ruled quiet at quotations.
FLovR-The demand for this article
in large lots was very slim, but what
was taken was held at the prices OF the
week previous, which are as follows:
a IA . a
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-03-19

THE quotations given in the following reports
are prices realized on wholesale transactions, uu-
less otherwise specified.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-09-24

CERTAINLY sugar has now been
sufficiently discussed in this COM
munity to result ia some practical
action, unless our people do not
really feel the degree of interest in
the matter they profess to expert
ence. We have surrendered con-
siderable portion of our space, for
some days past, to Gen. J. H.
SHE Ids, who has given the subject
. great deal OF patient attention.
We are not learned in sugar ourself
but we are amenable to instruction.
Nothing would please US more than
to see Los Angeles county a sue
cessful competitor with the Sand
wlch Islands in this branch of in
dustry. The sugar beets can GER
tAinly be raised here in illimitable
quantities. If we remember Alright,
beet sugarie has been already in
existence for some years in Sacra-
mento. 1t would be holy and
wholesome thing If some public
spirited citizen should sit down and
write to the managers of that insti-
tuition. The precise degree of sue
cess 1t has encountered could thus
be easily ascertained, and proper
standard would then be estab lished
by which to gauge our own ex.
pectations as to the future of the
industry hereabouts.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-09-24

WE have been favored with q
copy Of "Vox Populi," a six by
nine Greenback sheet which haa
just been started in San Francisco.
The theory OF the Greenbacker Is
that the Republican party has
nearly ruined the country, ergo,
say these gentlemen, we must get
up political diversion which, If
tinuance in power of the Republi-
can party. AS to the Greenback and
Labor parties, If they ever attain any
Significance at all, it will be as the
sworn and staunch allies of Re-
publican ascendancy.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-09-24
/ care for nobody. no, not l,
For nobody cares for me.

IT is probable that those who
look for Ben Buffers old time
energy in the current Massachu-
sets Gubernatorial campaign will
be disappointed. The General has
lost much of the snap which once
made him famous. When he at
tempted to get off his "Shoo Fly"
wit on Sunset Cox second time,
that n1uitun in porvo of Democrat
ic statesmen rose in his place; and,
pointing at Butler, said, "Poor
man! The signs Of senility and
decay are apparent on his front.
He mas to revamp his old joke"
The House not only laughed but
agreed that there was a good deal
OF truth in the remark. "Rare old
Ben 4" has seen his best days and
there is a disposition amongst the
small fry to kick the almost deaf
lion. Whether or no the campaign
may not be occasionally enlivenet
by flashes of Buffers old wit ant
wisdom, it is yet too early to say
but we are inclined to think tina
the old time all-conquering vigor il
gone, never to return.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-09-24
KEEPING B0ARDERS.
The Experience Of a Veteran Landlaiy Of
Detroit.


"Anotber boarding house busted
up, l see," sighed veteran Detroit
landlady, as she laid down her pa.
per. "Well, it must have been ex-
travagance on the table. That's
what bankrupts seven out of tel of
them, and even tLen the boarders
are crying out 'Hashv and COM
planning of poor meals. Now |
run a clearinghouse for twenty
two years, and l made money and
heard no complaints. How did l
do it? Why, it's all in planning
For Instance, q neck-piece of NUT
ton can he cut to look like rib
roast, and little extra fire makes
1t just as tender. Lawd save you!
I've been complimented thous-
and times on my selection of ch dice
spring lamb, when the meat was
mutton four years old and the
toughest part at that! The idea Of
spring chicken Oh clearinghouse
table is absurd-almost wicked. In
my palmy days 1 could take a
tough old hen, pound the body with
potatO-masher for ten minutes,
and set before my boarders feast
to make every heart glad. Now
l'll venture that there aren't ten
landladies ia the city that can bake
a pigs head and slice off the meat
in manner to make every body
believe that he has the choicest
cut in pigs body, and it's q won-
der to me there aren't more fail
ures. Lots of landladies buy nice,
fresh butter, and thus tempt man
to eat five or six biscuits and a
half loaf of bread. What econo.
my! | always had my nice butter
on the table at breakfast, when we
had little but toast, and the board.
ers got along on old butter the
other two meals. 1t is all in the
planning-all in the planning. l
used to have beefsteak every morn
lug. rhree mornings in the week
[ bought sirloin, which is very
nice, you know, aud the other four
mornings l bought neck-pieces and
rubbed the caseknives over the
grindstone. Give boarder
sharp knife and q tough steak and
he'll never make a complaint
never. He'll put the blame on his
teeth; and the more steak he leaves
on his plate, the more rabblt-pie
you have for dinner.n
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-09-24

THE people of California have
behaved handsomely to General
Grant. The study now should be to
see that personal toadylsm is not
carried too far. Good taste would
dictate to the ex-President that,
now that the prophecies have been
observed, and even exceeded, in a
reception cordial beyond precedent,
he should avoid too great public.
ity. We hope to see him discour.
age tuft- hunters and claim some
degree of privacy. 1t is simply
ridiculous, as lie occupies 70 public
or official station, to continue to
chronicle his slightest personal
movements as though unusual i'm.
portance attached to them. A
thing highly overdone is likely to
beget a reaction. A "boom"
pushed beyond the limits of good
taste is apt to prove worse than no
"boom" at all.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-09-24

WHEN John Kelly, with laugha-
BILE Insolence, walked out of Tam
many Hall, with his slavish fol-
lowers, misnamed Democrats, he
thought he was doing a very heroic
thing. He was followed by David
Dudley Field. Tweed's lawyer and
apol0gist In the days Of his power,
and by others Of that kidney.
While he looked upon himself as
figuring in an epic role, he has
really given the people of New
York . chance to lay himself and
bis degenerate tender-Tam many
out cold and stark. 1t IS quite
probable that advantage will be
taken Of the present opportune
opening to ext;nguish Tammany.
Says the New York Herald, all
ways hitherto a friend of Kelly,
speaking of Tammany:
It is an injury to the party. 1t
Will 10 uSclc59 anu worse, 10 M r.
Kelly, and he need not hope that it
will again be admitted to repre-.
sanitation In Democratic Conven-
ton. The anti-Tammany men
eould not use it. IL they would;
they would not dare to fly in the
face OF The general detestation in
which it is held. If they should
take the trouble to secure control
Of 1t, it would only be to destroy it
and bury it hastily out of the way
- an evil reminder of corrupt and
demoraliziDg days.
Now II, as the result of Kelly's
antics, Lucius Robinson should be
elected Governor of New York, as
he probably will be, Kelly's bette
N0ir. Mr.. Tilden will be master of
the situation, and no one will be SO
poor as to do the defupct Tammany
Chief reverence.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-09-24
Bad Ousi0ok for the Canada PacinC
Rwllr0nd,
FOR EicM.
Ossturbed Rotations Between
Greas Br1iaiu aud BurmRh.

Ossiurbed Relations Between
Greas Britain aud BurmRh.
LONDON, Sept. % IA dispatch
from Rangoon says: 1t is generally
believed that orders have been sent
to the Acting Residents at Mandalay,
Burmah, to leave with his party as
soon as he can without betraying
undignified haste or the appearance
of fear. This measure will give
general satisfaction, as no inter-
course now exists between the Res
idency and the Burmese Court,
without running heavy risk for
the Acting Resident. He has not
been treated with more discourtesy
than was shown to the Resident,
but the ordinary civilities and at
tentions due to the representative
of the British government have
been studiously withheld, and his
presence had not the effect of
checking the cruelties still prac-
ticed by the court. 1t is just possi-
BILE that the Acting Resident may
think 1t less dangerous to remain
quietly than to leave, but it Is not
probable. The actual risk to MEM
bers of the Residency Is very slight,
still more risk is inevitable as long
as the King continues his drinking
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-09-24
In so MI what extended CONVEX

IN a mewhat extended CONVEX
satiou with Mr.. Mckenzie. Repre-
sentative from the Second Kentucky
district, We were pleased to learn
how thorough is that gentleman's
sympathy with the growing wine
and brandy interests of California.
He is utterly opposed to a treaty
with France which would cripple a
source of prosperity which will, in
time, be second In importance to
DO other branch of manufacture In
the United States, and in which
Ohio, Missouri and other States are
as deeply interested as California.
AS to the Chinese question, Mr..
Mckenzie, like all Democratic
Congressman, is in cordial unison
with the aspirations of the people
of the Pacific Coast.