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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-11-22
OVER 10000 IN USE
J very Piano Fully Warranted for Five Years.
We are nov making all or Pianos entirely of
NCLCANIZED LUMBER

The grealc-tG!scoycry Of the ages Wood rem.
dcrod lmper!-hahlr shrinking checking or warp
'ng impossible, and a. incapable of absorbing mos
,urc as yucaniAcd ruhh,r. The Increased hard
nee Nnd iuuGhEess OF the wood produces a rcson.
Gncc Of tone truly wonderful The process of ynl.
cHnizing is dope by machinery established at our
factory, ana we have the exclusive control OF the
patent for pIana making which, together with our
other patents and improvements, Including Mathu
shcks duplex OVerstrung scale. render our piano.
IN every re-pgC the
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-11-22

II j. known by actual experience mat there i 10
tl.ca.c that attacks the youth sud adgtoi huit sex
OIL. TIA. can even be modified Dog he u-c OF drEE-.
but that can be acted on IN u ia' more s.u,ity'gt
and permanent manner By ne HOLMAN LIVER
PADtO'S REMEDIES.
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AND
Medicinal AbSorptiye
BODY 4 FOOT PLASTERS
AND
ABSORPTION SALT
FOR
Medicated Foot Baths.

These r,mcd.e- wuIChgrc The sol" ,ygorer'- Oi
the Care hy Absorption aye opposed oDOr.ug have
h,ou proved %, cheapest and Most Efcctua Rome
4y for s.. Disease. Arising from Malaria OF ti-oT
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DESCRIPTIVE PRICE LIST.

EEGuLAR PAD-s2 %: ln0plen, disease. t--,
stag. chill aud Fever etc
SPECIAL PAD-S3 *; Chronic Liver ana stgI-
ach ltsorder- aud Malaria
SPLEEN BELT a. 10; Enlarged spleen aid
Liver and chin cake.
INFANT PAD-sl ~; Preventative apd eur" -
Cholera iu.Au'lm and SUMNER
Complaint
Auyliarics for Nervous
ppuy p1 ASTERS- and Circu'atiye Tr,pb-
les throwing Of OBJ
unOT pair .Oc ,trucuons and glmUy
Egpains
Auxiliary for cold. SEX
ABORTION SALT-l hcadschs, hGm0ner' u
box 2Jc; bboXcs, sl.G cXtrem!aet' ''o'
Pur further information a. 10 diseases rescnt9 p!
The Pad and Is AG&iSrier, coreN.t o"' Ihh'P'''"
AGCfcss,
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The MendeIssolm Uprights
ARE THE llNEsT IN AMEElrA.

SOW the finest and larsc.tn the world
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-11-22

crnca stomach o. LiNeT GLc u - We. -h.f- yet.
tlat nearly sl The disease. that attack ,ha human
budy can be traced directly OF Indirectly 20 .A..r
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-09-27
GRANT IN CALIFORNIA.

The Grant boom goss on with in>
crsasine force II gains every day and
every hour. Californis boiis with
excitement wherever he places his foot,
All work is suspended. and oil thought
but Grant. II 10 one long continued
Fourth Of July. Csnnons rear their
welcome. banners peacefully proclaim
the same. while addresses Of like import
meet the great commander on every
hand. Here. IS in the field, ~ in the
Executive Mansion. as the guest Of
foreign potentates. he is the same ready.
imperturbablc, always proper and al.
ways interested Grant. Such week -
the last one has been in the city and
vicinity Of San Francisco has never
before been seen in tho United
States. All previous enthusiasts
pale before it. The papers are full Of
it day after day. After doing San
Francisco pretty thoroughly, the dis.
tinguished party went over to Oakland.
on the 18th. wharf On oystion VAS Re.
csived that ID sons pastie.lars sxcslled
anything in the metropolis. While
there be met and recog aiz 4 On old
FortVascosyer scsapanion q 26 ysars
ago. IL slso Ma1o very hand some
speech to o camp FIRE Of Federal and
Confederate soldiers and sailors Of Als-
media county. Everything said and
done by him was neat aud graceful.
and left az impression Of the most
agreeable character. One episolb Of
the day WAS the attempted call upon
Grant Of Dennis Kearney. which the
former politely but firmly declined.
General Grant has telegraphed Mayor
Thompson that he hopes 10 be in Port
land Oct. 18th. ----
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A little more than twelve months ac,

A little more than twelve months sgc
bowling mob broke Mr. Gladstone q
windows, and in places of public amuse
meut bis name was received with un-
mistskable signs of disspprobation.
But the other night Mr. and Mrs Glad
stone occupied box At the Haymsrket
Theatcr, and on his entrance the audi
ence fairly rose, and round after round
OF applause testified to his restored
popularity. one or two Kisses only serv-
ing to increase the enthusiasm. Boxes
PIT and amphithsster seemed to vie
With esch other ia the heartiness o.
their greeting. The right hon. gentle
man seemed somewhat surprised at biz
reception.
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A young lawyer in Iowa wants Us te
tell him what the chances for him art
here. md Afro what chance lady com
ing here would have in the getting Of q
chool to teach ct fair rate Of conpen-
sation.
The sigsoesDce 81 Eastern people
concerning this country is simply mar
vslous. Instead Of comparing it with
their own nsighborhoods. and suppos-
ing it much alike them. they imagine
it--well, they don't know what. There
is Just about - much room in SEATTLE
for lawyers snd schoolmasters from
abeoad a. thsss is in towns u four q
Ave Thousand people IN Iowa, Nebrss-
Ia, Minnesota or Colorado. The coun.
try there and here b fall OF them. end
tho same OF doctors, preachers, book
keepers end professional men general
". There are entirely too many OF
them, and tho young man, it he knows
what he is doing, must be brave one
who seeks to include himself among
their struggling. starving number. The
mes Nc want ore thoss Of strength and
industry. Of honesty and sobriety. OF
intelligence and diligence; men who
will 90 into tho woods. men who will
90 into the shop. men who viii coupon
farms ana upon the sea; men who will
work and not shirk. and men who will
content thenselves here. endessoring
to build ana improve We hsve no in>
JUDGEMENTS TO offer any class OF immi-
grants; no easy jobs for soft handed
gentry; no want for men Of any kind
except those Of moosy, brains and 10.
dustry. or this kind We have room for
. million, and the sooner they como the
halter
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KIcLrsfrBrY 70 ZEE rSrELLisByc1R.


CALIFORNIA.
SAN Francisco, Sept. 24-Sailed-
Schooner Reporter, fox Seattle.
EASTERN STATES.
! bRIDaKroE1. Conn Sept 25-A fen
hours after the coroners jury mad &C
Quilted Mrs Loundsbury Of criminal
responsibility for the murder OF bel
husband. q complaint was issued BY
the Grand Jury and returned TO Justice
| Smith who went TO the residence oil
Mrs I.oundsbury, and, after reading the
charge, asked her TO plead without
counsel. In agcnizing tones she plead
guilty. The Justice said he would de-
fer further proceedings until this morn
ing. Meanwhile friends OF Mrs Lounds'
bury arrived and engaged counsel. She
ID quieter this morning, realizes the full
enormity OF her crime, and is willing to
suffer the penalty.
PROVIDENCE. Sept. 25.-The U S
practice ship Minnesota broke from her
harbor and went ashore ss Fort Adams.
new YORK, Sept 25.-The following
Il from the Fleming Posts financial
article in addition to the report pub
lished yesterday of the Northern Pa
dice annual electioa, We arefn3ormed
hat the actual amount OF Northern
Pacific stock outstanding is 81. 800. 900.
1900 shares of the par value Of g..
zoo. 900 having been taken during the
year for lands sold by the company.
The only bonded debt Of the company
now in existence is about -. 600 900,
secured by about llGO miles of road.
CHICAGO. Sept. 25.-R. B. Washburne
in On interview with q Chicago Tribune
reporter denies positively that be ever
recei red . letter from Gen. Grant stat
ing that he (GmnD would not be .
presidential candidate. WA.hburne
was misrepresented by the papers and
given no opportunity Of correcting the
mistake.
NsosHo FALLS. Sept. 25-The Presi-
dental party arrived here ct 10 o'clock
this morning. Elaborate preparations
have been made for the reception Of
the party. The President will proceed
at onoe to the fair grounds. where the
usual welcome speeches will be made
BY Gov. St. John on behalf of the State.
and by Mr.. Wooden, ex-member Of
Congress. in behalf of the local popula-
ton.
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Notice Of Application to Purchase
Timber Land.

UNITED SrArrs Dfsrxicr LAND OFFICE,
OLYnPIA. wAxAySo ton TEEnrrukY.i
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT. IN CON.
~ piiance with the psovtaions OF the Acs Of
Congress approved June ;, ISIS. entitied An Act
for the sale Of Timber LAnds In the 6eates Of Cal
nornia, Oregon, Nevada AMI Washington Tenn.
tory" lsaac Caiheart. Of Snchomish county
wasaingtaa Territory, has this day dled In thiS
c0ace his application % purchase the d Sc
3 o! Srcsion No. IL and NV. / % NE = Of &c.
ton No. Is. in Township No. 2; North Range No.
Eass Of the Willamette Meridian.
Any AID all perSors claiming adversely the said
described Lad. or any portion thereof. are here
tn saxfy tepl days from date haeeof
0tvso uodeS my Aasd. II my cdce, in Olympia il.
". T., this the ~ day Of Septsohes. 4. D lS7S.
J. z. brown,
NsvioV 1a9tSteg os Tie Lard ODee.
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Isaac COPYRIGHT of Pittsburgh eloped
with August Eckley's wife. In revenge
Eckley hunted up proof that COPYRIGHT
was . dsserter from tho army. and had
him arrested on that charge. He also
obtained divorce from his wife. But
COPYRIGHT rstaliated, with the aid of
Mr.. Eckley, by finding q previous wife
OF Eckley's. and having him arrested
for bigamy. Both men are in the way
OF long Imprisonment.
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Ansley Gray's career ~ Speaker Of
tho Dakota Legislature was not bril-
liant. He was often 30 drunk as to be
incoberent. and his heavy expenditures
drove him to raising money o. worth
less checks At the close of the session
he went eastward on q spree. leaving
debts BY the way to mark his course.
until an alleged forgery compelled
him to fly from the officers Of the
Law.
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Notice Of Application to Purchase
Timber Land.

CNIUED STATES DIsTRIcr LAID OFFICE,
OLYMPIA. WASHINGTON TERRrroRY.}
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT, IN CON.
~ pliance with the provisions Of the Act Of Con-
gress approved June 3. 1878, emitted IAN Act fer
tbs sale Of Timber Lands In the States Of Califor.
mia. Oregon. Nevada and Warrington Territory"
John g. PAinney. Of Js6sEson County, Washing.
ton Territory. has this day nled in this ONCE his
application to purchase the Northeast / Of Sec.
ton No. -. IN Township No. - North. Range
No. East OF the Willamette Msridiau
Any and oil persons claiming adversely the said
described land. or any portion thereof. Are here
by required to dle their claims In this office with
In sixty 1907 days from date hereof
Given under my hand, At my once. In Olympia,
w. T., this. the LIST Gay Of September. A. d. 1879.
J. +. BROWN,
6-w10w Register OF the Land Office.
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The Rev Henry J Munson. Of Wor-
csster. Mass. after preaching . sermon
on the holiness OF matrimony. stepped
down from the pulpit. said that he bad
bsen too long widower, and requested
Miss Matte Eaton to como forward.
Miss Eaton complied. and the clergy.
man, to the congregations astonish-
ment. married himself 90 her after the
Quaker form. ca h vowinS to be faith
full TO the other.
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SEATTl.B, Sept. 10. 1879
To the Trustees Of the Puget Sound Iroa
Company.
GENrLEMEx:-At your requestI have
made . visit to your orc bed. l find
i. is very favorsb!y located. aud you
have an unlimited amount OF ore. OF
the class which 10 generally knovn ~
bog ore. and I think it 10 Of . very su-
perios quality (ios further description.
advantages, etc, see Ticrnan's report,
which l fully corroborate). From the
different specimens which / brought
with me for the purpose Of making g
few practical tests in order to ind the
quality of the metallic iron contained
in the ore, l am perfectly satisfed
that the average ore will give at least
ff,v per cent Of first-clAss pig, i. e..
two tons Of ore will make one
ton Of iron when worked in . properly
constructed smelling furnace. and Of a
very superior quality. l have made
aeyersl tests of the ore in . crucible,
xna also by a primitive furnace in On
ordinary blacksmith forge. using the
hand bellows for the necessary blast,
aud ia 10 ,ime did l fail to get iron
from our tests and always Of 4
superior quality, A. one time the piece
of iron which Was obtained from the
crueible was worked in the forge By
Mr Williamson, who welded i, up and
drew it ont in the same msnner q
could be done by , piece Of Norway o.
Russian iron.
Respectfully. yosrs truly.
JANIS &. Fox,
Seattle Iron Works. Seattle. w. r.
To tia 7rssee, ef tAe Psset Sesad freE
Camrrny.
GENrLENEN:-lh have worked . pisc.
Of iron fsom come Of year ore whiel
was reduced in Q cruciblc by Aessrs
Tiernea and Fox. which find 10 b
equal TO any Norway iron.
J.R WILLIAxsoy.
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On the night of the 2lst September
fonr Of the Perkins murderers escaped
FROM the Yakima Jail. The sheriff is
ensured therefor. This is the second
time they have escaped. aud the people
arc said to be indignant.
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8. D. SMITH. Gro. 4. YoUNo.
OCCIDENTAL HOTEL.
PORTLAND. OREGON.
EUROPEAN PLAN

EUROPEAN PLAN.
This house 10 nov conducted on the European
plAn. eplendid accommodations for families.
The travelling public will nni this house centrally
located. and accessible 60 oil boats and trAins
~Free Coach TO aud from the HOuse.
SMITH 4 YOUNG, Projectors.
OCCIDENTAL RESTAURANT.
Ar OCCIDENTAL HOTEL. PORTLAND, ORroox.
This Restaurant will BE- nov conducted by the
undersigned. Who will spare no pains or expen -
to make the table the besl in Portland. Former
and future patrons OF the Hotel will md superior
Recommendations for Families. and at reasonab
rates. Meals 1t all hOurs.
sls~an Q. voo8, Proprietor.
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aaH. assa t
BORN /.

GRIffrrH-At Newcastle. Septsmbss I'D. 70 the
wife Of David 6rtnath. . son.
ARMSrRoN6-At Newcastle. September 2sth, 10
she wife Of janice r. Aru.strons. . daughter.
ATkiNSoN-M Newcastle. September 2s;h. 90
the wife Of J. ~. &. Atkissou. Q daughter.
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CxITKD SrATxs DISTRICT LAND OFFICE
OLYNPIA, WARRINGTON TKRRIruRY.j
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT, IN CON
~ pltance with the provisions Of the Act Of
Congress approved June 3, 1878, entitled IAN Act
for the sale OF Timber Land in the States Of Cali
fornia. Oregon. Nevada and Washington Terri
tory" John " Popejoy. Of Snohomiah county.
Washing Territory. has this day nled in this
office his application to purchase the Z. Of Ne
and NJ. = OF Sc. \ dissection No. I, In Town.
ship No. q North. Range No. East Of the vii.
lAmette Meridian.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the said
described LAID. or any portion thereof are here.
by required to fle their claims in this once with.
Ia sixty t60) days from date hereof
Given under my hand. at my once in Olymp il.
". T., this the LIST day Of September. A. D. 1879.
J. z. BROWN,
sCVlUw Register Of the Land Once
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I,uRNIsHED Oh rNrURNIsHED. NEA1 rH1
Il business paSt Of town. 19 farther pAsso
ALIAS Inquire Il this o&co. s1Sf
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MISCELLANEOUS


UNITED sTArHs DISTRICT LAND OFFICE,
OLYNPfA, WASHINGTON TER1rroEY.j
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT. IN CON.
~ piiSnee with the prov isions Of the Act OF
Congress approved June ;. ISIS. entitled "An Act
the sale Of Timber Lands in the States OF Cal
iiuEnis. Oregon, Nevada add Warrington Terri
tory" Mich1el Thelen. Of Kitsap county. wash
In ston TERRITORY. has this day hed in this oface
his application to purchase the v. = Of NE =
and 6E. i Of NV. I Of Section No. q. in Town
ship No. e North, Range Nc. East Of the Will
laIQette Meridian.
AnJ and AL Persons claiming adversely the said
described Land. or any portion thereof. are here
by required to ale their Claims in this once with
In sixty l6ol days from date hereof.
Gives under my hand. q my Once, In Olympia.
v. f., this the LIST day Of September. 4. .. ls,s.
J. T. BROWN.
sewlov Register Of the Land Once.
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II A r b I Z d .

RUSH wOopRrFF-rr san Francisco. Sepsem.
bsr nth. Mr. J ohm Rush. Of that city. and MIS-
Imma 4 Woodruff. formerly Of Seattle.
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LONDON, Sept. 25-The Pail Mall
Gazette says the wheat market has been
excited for the past few days. and
there has been considerable speculation.
The best foreign kinds have advanced
nearly two shillIngs per quarter since
Monday. The movement is aided by
the recurrence Of heavy rains. the late
ness OF harvest and the inferior quality
Of the new crop. There was simulta-
neous speculation in Paris, and there
are reported fixtures of large California
spectators.
LONDON. Sept 25-Stanley at Sierra
Leone gave his name as Swinburne,
and invested the expedition with so
much mystery and secrecy that the
steamer Albion, on which his party ar
rived. was in danger Of being stopped
by the authorities. Stanley then de-
clared himself and his purpose.
BRUssELs. Sept. 25-The Belgian
bishops have instructed the clergy to
refuse absolutiOn to parents whose
children frequent public schools and to
teachers and pnpils In normal schools.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-08
THE GREAT WILL SUIT.
A DULL DAY Or DISCUSSIONS.

ADULL DAY Or DISCUSSIONS.
A LONG LEGAL ARGUHENr-THg COMNODOREs
TEsrAMENTARY PUReosE-A MEDICAL EXPERT
FOR THE PROPONENr
There have been few days more tiTcsOme
and dun IN the progress. - the Vanderbilt viii than
Yesterday. The forenoon spent the discussion oi
a a" pc'nt-whether tness could give opinion
~ TO the mental c"no on OF the testHt0r without
stating the facts upon ch the opinion WIS based
This arose on g motion l.. dr Lord to have the test
mohy of eE-Judgr Spt -'f, -iatiye - Commodore
Fanderbits mental strength, stricken 'tOu the record
The Surrogate denied the motion. There were only Two
witnesses examined and the nrst not cross
examined
william b. Bisnop Of Bridgeport. Conn. President Of
the He~-York. NewHaycn aud Hartford Railroad test
fed TO conversation L. had VITA Co:umodyrr Wander
Dill IN 1873 When he % tx a trip 20 Hartford special
Gar With III family. The Comm0de said that The New
FORK Central wa- the best railroad 81 tho country and
the greatest property. The witness sad 10 h'In
tAat II Was good while he was eli. liyuA
he died sad the stock g,t iuLo wsil-s, L
would isl "a vtlUH. The Commodore Wercd fbat bc
lau Rol thAt H1"d he ini ud"d To- Keep iA- pr"eIly
,Jse.Art D lac % The siOcA sLuul 1o on The market,
an4 v, en- IT, cod william .houiG Yep INTO las sHars.
u doLh J. Gray, superintendent o. me state LIHaic
E-}idui Al Utica. was cAI!e,i a. H,r!t, expert. lie
TAsAsdea Ao had iead she autopsy mad a. tla Gcau @.
10 Oe trir, whether ihe5 Indicated onfe-oemsut yr
sruudGess ~ ul.ua. II. answered that they d.t
Tnere was nothing IN the au .opsy referring 10
,ht la- 'I s condition In as ser 10 other Ies.i"Hs
n insanity that resulted from bright. disease any
rom siles i-'o dea's aid ny il themselves yer
'..i7' IL T'u-e NJ .y "".c 70 "a" suY CON
rH- "H I"atAe autopsy as 10 the Lsn-al condition %
Pie df'c.eut tTo year, before. Al tie far. 300 pI rn'.
t'c '' ."' s' al ol-as ana a. tAc Ai',d'e, i-i--
reS5 AitioW "1.cj.Gs -lc BRAIN IN. doctor did bot
sc 7ugl 'aas ID mtacSl nee a. i'-lf ~
q .ars. N'I d.i h' know such form II INSANITY al
Surrogate calvin handed down bis decisions Yesterday
.n az ~ ~, r. In'iou7 ~ -n-lIs j. LIL4e.9.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-08
THE COURTS.
FRAUDS IN SILK TMPORTATIoNs.
CONFESSION OF A CONSPIRACY BY WHICH THE COZ


CONFESSION OF A CONSPIRACY BY WHICH THE Gov
EBNMEST LOST - 100000.
The case of the United States against four
Of elastic Weddings claimed by Fled, Norris
Fenner begun before Judge Choate IL tho United states
District yesterday has recalled the exradio1 OF
c. l. Lawrence from England IN the Dstrict-Attofney
ship OF George Bliss acb al the time, created eohsd
cradle discussion. The Government claimed that
through a conspiracy between Lawrence, a custom
House broker deputy collector named Des AEges, me
shippers ~ the goods in Liverpool and the con'igne
in NeW-YOrk, certain invoices were trauiuientE en-
tered the Custom House. In each shipment ~ twenty
i've ti!fy eases covered ny three cases
wnud hc packed with goods p7ylng low rate or duff
while h- other eases alued silks and other RooHs
requiring XII az duty The invoices stated th1t
al the goods OF m Inferior chafacfcr. Ne OPP
prai-er actually examined n ten, and De-
Angcs get q tst tho examined should be
the containing the inferior goods Before The CON
spiracy discovered. IL Is claimed that the Govern,
mcnt lost nearly ~ 100000 Lawrence was 3rreFied
IN Iver,ool Brought 20 THIS country and cd and con-
victed win Des Anges. Ho s'I under $4,000 Dat
pending sentcuce Flcid MO:r, s. Fenuer suil guam
Jtv of such goods and those against which Sit Sa-
brought were seized their premises They d'-71d a.
cai nHuts she ground ~ atvf-cps made.
Law renee examined f0T rho Government yester-
day H. d~ecrllCf she method IS which the conspiracy
vIs carried IT. said he received ~ .uOu for eEcH
"a 80 entry pa. ~ dee AuC-s $50 He frG7Si'trd
ciphsr letter from Field Morris teuucr found uu h-
person when arrested .u Liverpool. The case
VIII occupy severe day..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-08
NAVY ORDLHs.

NAsGv5roN, Feb. G.-Pa,ecd Assistant
srlSeolJolu " Koss is ordered 20 dur, al t. S.Ya.
Hos -a. az Washington. aud As.s,..,.ar.gs, rtis.
q Dickson ani Lloyd B. BaldSin have been ordered 20
-Ae A'ya. Hospital 40 Hew-Yor1 for iustrt ,ou pre-
i'llnary 70 promotion. Captain william r MAYO 81 1e-
--4ed from tue command q III Hartford South Atau-
c station has reported lls return home aud ba, Dreu
placed on waiting orders. MGsnipman stephen Jeu-
AA- -s detached from TIC Plymouth, and ordered %
proceed hone aud wait orders. The assignment OF
Passed Assist4ntsurgeon James Amber 20 tie Tren-
loA revoked, AID ns IL ordered continue dgty at
The Naval Hospital ~ Norfolk. Leave Of absence has
been granted 10 Captain Edward Barrett for SIX MONTHS
and the leave Of Ensigu +. Il. Parker retired hsu
tas been extended for one year Chief Engineer Rob
Ell Dandy IL ordered 10 special DUTY at NcwYoTk.
Passed Assistant Surgeon james Il Amber detached
tou. Naval Hospital az Norfolk. Va aud ordered
y the Trenton, European s1u0n, Assistant surgeon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-08

William r. Dubose IL detached from the Trenton upon
the reporting OF his relief aud ordered home Adyices
to the Navy Department report that Rear Admiral c. r.
= Rogers commanding the Pacific Station. sailed from
Panams January 25 the h1gship Pensacola for Val
paraisO, Chilli The 1uscarors sailed from Panama Janu-
nry "a, on her surveying cruise along the Pacific coast.
under the direction of the o. Navigation Navy
Department Tue Lsckawanna VIII remain at Panama
antil MsrCl. The Adams Is expected AZ Panama from
Cala0. Peru. The mllL. OF lhe nresent month.