The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1879-07-10

in defeating the will Of the people as
expressed by Congress through his
rejection of the bills passed by that
body to repeal obvious and uncon-
stiutional laws during the present
special session. The Democracy OF
California earnestly approves of the
efforts of the Democrats in both
houses of Congress to repeal laws by
which the voters are intorfered with
at the instance and under the Repub-
lican administration. The platform
was unanimously adopted.
LONDON, June 2.-Information re-
ceived this morning from Chiselhurst
states that Empress Eugenie passed
the night comparatively easy and
this morning is better. The Queen
and other members of the royal fami-
ly are assiduous in their attention to
the Empress, and the best medical
aid in the kingdom is placed at her
service.
The Radical Republican newspa-
per of Paris, lie Dic>aaeuUienae Sic
Gle, this morning asserted that hume.
rous groups of the Bonapartist fac
ton seriously entertain the idea of
advocating jerome Bonaparte Pats
terson, the head Of the American
branch of the Bonoparte family, as u
pretepder to the Imperi9l succession
Discussions among the various
Bonapartist factions continue, but
there is said to be strong evidence
that the party of Prince Jerome is
gaining strength. He has number
Of ardent adherents among certain
wings Of the Republican party, and
at the same time has his adher~
ents among certain Of the Bonapar-
lists, who have been dissatisfied with
the management of their cause by
Rouher.
Some further interesting develop
ments in the political situation are
made to-day. A curious reconcilia-
ton has taken place between Prince
jerome Bonaparte and, M. Rouher,
and it is thought that this has been
partly brought on by the efforts of
certain English Republicans-among
them Sir Chas. Dixie, Auburn Her
bert and Charles Bradleigh. Nj.
Rouher's organ, LO1 der, contends
that Prince jerome Bonaparte has
an indisputable and inalienable right,
as head of the family, and as the fu-
ture Emperor of France, should the
dynasty be restored during his life-
time but at the same time, intimates
that the truly republican instincts
and principles of Prince Jerome,
which he has manifested on so many
occasions during his career, would
justify the conservative and reasona-
BILE republicans of France in accept
ing him as their present leader.
On the contrary, Paul de Cassag-
nae, in his paper, lie pays, advo-
Gates the claims of Prince Victor
Bonaparte as chief the Napoleonic
dynasty, and urges the union of the
various sections of the Bonapartist
party in the interest of France in the
present movement and of those oi
France in the future.
Dispatches from st. Petersburg
give a gloomy account of the failure
of crops in Southern Russia and oi
the danger of a famine in that por-
ton of the empire. In some Sec
tions the crops have been destroyed
by drouth and hail, and grasshop.
pers, and corn beetles have made
their appearance and eaten up what
little remained. The distress Of The
people throughout these regions is
excessive. Representations Of theil
condition have been forwarded tc
the Gar at Loadia, and his Majesty
has expressed his intention of exc.
cutting immediate and efficacious
means for the relief of the distress o.
the agriculturists.
New YORK, July 2.-The quaran-
tine commissioners directed that
Superintendent Colville, of the quar-,
antine hospital, shall communicate te
them every case Of sickness admitted
to the hospital. Two of the sailors
of the bark Sappho, from Havana
were admitted to the hospital OF
Monday night suffering from yellow
fever, and one Of them died yester.
day. e. M. Pierce, sailor on tn,
schooner Cumminger, from Para, wat
sent to the hospital yesterday, sicl
with what is supposed to be yellow
fever.
Immigration statistics at Castl
Garden show 55,2S4 Immigrant
landed during the first six months o
1879, an increase Of 1886 over tin
same period of 1878.
A Mrs. Dempsey, wealthy widow
living near Fort Lee, ha S identified
Chastine Cox as the colored man wht
robbed her house over year age
A short time previous to the robber,
he visited hor place to buy hay. I'm
mediately afterward every room il
| the house except her bedroom wa