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The latest onthfeak u Standardization
comes from South Carolina, whore the House
OF Representatives has jua declared II a
crime for freight traina ~ lnn ~ Sunday
Withdraw tho line nj freight trainsi
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stout backbone Is ~ essential to physical
heath AZ to political consistency. For weak
ness Of the back and disorders Of tho liver and
kidneys. the tonic and moderate dietetic &C
ton of this Bitters Il the one thing needful.
Remember that tho stomach is the ruainefay
Of every 9th r organ, and that ny inyiRa rating
the digestion with this preparation. the spinal
column aud all les dependencies are strength
eped
For Hostetter's ALMANAC for 1890 apply to
Druggi t. and dealers generally.
Z. mn o..
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vi. KRANZ'S
SHIRT EMPORIUM N.
Tho only plaoa 10 got neat tidy fitting
SHIRE.
~ AT
EkHs y MIS-.
NO. lOH CANAL STREET,
NO. lOH CANAL STREET,

Collars euTa peekiiea handkerehiefa In
fpot. syer ythtng IT, III Won out for The opera or
thenire. can he had at hts place cheaper than at
any other nlara ~ Tho city
Fot dozen tlna linen collars KRAKX'5 In the
plaee Ia pur"hhee them at tho give AWAY price
If f. ~ Tor whole hozan.
Of 81 36 Bttecn
II 4 Is y rany dry md You forgot your UNI
nHELLA lint Ia loft Mt homo, step into
KaA MN aud he will furnish you one at rour
own IrtoH,
dozen FINE ENGLISH BOOKS, double heel
nn toes. oflf wearing wa Or @narp ones can ba
hnd nj kRAkH'S ~ tho low price Of a.
nlsn WI l'ft,ng SgFf Gan ,t hp :, had -, 81
FURNISHING RToRE, ~ N cents paIr.
All tho paraphnrnn In If gentleman q ward
robe onn ha had ~
M, EkESA ~,
sos lanai street.
Gail In end hia BRAN NEW STOCK OFF
Gpopa eel.ried ty himself especially for his
tnfr"na 0e4 am 90
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INSURANCE.
rw sNTv THIRD ANNUAL STATEMENT

OFFICE Sun Mutual INSURANCE CoMrAsv,
No. 81 Uaiup street !
New Orleans January l. 1879 !
In conformity with the requirements ~ Its
CHARTER the Company publishes The following
statement for the year ending December 81.
1919:
AMOUNT or PREMIUMS FOR THE YEAR ENDING
DECEMBER ~, 1878
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rwENTY-FouRTH ANNUAL STATEMENT

In conformity with the requirements Of their
charter the Company publish the following
statement.
Premiums received during the year ending
May ~. 1878. including unearned premiums
of the uravioup vaar--
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The above statement Is true and correc.
from tho books Of the Cornpany.
THos. A. ADAMS. President
HENRY v OapEs, Secretary.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


"a ,,njateIpnei asnnta ~ tho ntifish ataann.
shin EXPLORER Captain Williamson. frDm
nnisrn will be- Responsible for any debts com
tbraapd by the crew Of said eessnl
sasT a DEOAN h 90.
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sTRAvED.
DELINQUENT CRY LICENSES. 1879.

DEPARTMENT or F1NANuE Cry HAM, |
New Orleans, February g. 1879.
All persons who are Interested AMI have not
taken out their Oity Licenses for 1879 are re-
speetfulls notified that NEXT FRIDAY twenty
tiphth instant IL the LAST DAY upon which
licenses may be- paid without EXPENSES.
Summary proceedings will be commenced ai
once. ALE. II. 1sAACsON,
fe22 It Adminis'rnta ~ FInaren
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The above statement In Inst. true and cor
rect transcript from the books of the Uonpau
PAUL FOURDHY, President.
q. W. HoTr Secretary,
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'O0' ~ y TIL BUT3SON,
Third Justice OF the Peace.
Opvrr,x ov TIE Ngw ORLEANS INSURANCE Co,
Corner Camp and Canal Streets. |
New Orleans. January 49, 1879
At a meeting Of tho Board Of Directors held
on the eleventh day Of january. 1879. II was re-
soIyad !, nav on demand the semi annual In
torest dtvfend OF FIVE PER CENT on the
carital stock to the stockholders or their legal
representatives. .ux-.,-
a. r. DUGAZON. III. GALLY,
CHS. LAFITTE W. A. BELL,
CHS. Il. SCHMIDT. ANT. CARRIERE,
CHS. J. LEEDS, JULES ALDIGE,
D. FATJO, PIERRE PoUTZ,
A, sCHREIBER. JULES TUYES.
jale II
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POLITICAL NOTICES.

Nssms srasic.stons-rvatlvp Parrish
COMMITTEES. parish Of Orleans, New Orleans
February ~, 1879 a meeting Of this committee
will be held ON FRIDAY, February 7s, 1879. ut !
o'clock D. M, at M. ito Uafundelet street (up
stairsl FOR The. tranaasioh pf imnuttaut huai
heas. BERNARD 9, SHIELDS, President
JAG NUIIRAi n, Appfatnry. fa2s lt
HEADQUARTERS Fourteenth ward central
Democratic CONSERVATIVE Cluh-A maatlng ~
tbis club n rallied for "a UNDAY EVENING
March !, ut ~ o'clock. Mt the corner pt rehunpi
truHa and ArabellA sttees Candidates Tor the
Convention are expected TO address the meet
Ing, ...,....
ieas a n. FERGUSON, President.
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AuuTIoS SALES.
Hy Montgomery d 90.

A GO, AUOT1OEEERs
HORSES. MULES. RugIIEs, HARNESS. Etc.
every wednesday a.d saturraf.
ATu O'CLOCK A. M.
- AT
MONTGOMERY's TATTERsALLs,
dest en- No. - parnnpe street
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NOTICE.
cry LICENSES ron 1870,

DEPARTMENT or FtrAHcE, Cry HALL |
New Orleans. Deeemher Al. isfa |
This department will receive FOR City II
censes Of 1879 Oh THURSDAY next January
say during the month Of January, 10 per cent
In city Indebtedness Of 1879, 1877 and 1879 and "
per cent In cash. And for the month Of rehru
arr prnylmo. per cent In city Indebtedness o
1879. 1917 and 1878. and eB per cent IN cnah.
ALE n. IRAACEoN
ipf m fnga Adm Illustrator w FInnrna
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Actual net profits. .-.....-s--ss...s.& ~ 5pa ~

The foregoing statement IL just true aud
correct transcript from the books If the Com
pnDy. IA WHS !. DAY, r esident,
II. CARPENTER Secretary.
Ewut, to and subscribed before me this twen-
ty-seeond day Of January, 1879.
A. tNGRAHAM, Notary Public,
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Washington Avenue Drug Store,
Corner Magazine ard washing ton SITS.
NEW nuF n NO

NEW ORiEANB.
Constantly receiving fresh suppliss of pure
Drugs. Medicines. Chemicals Patent Medicines
Combs of all kinds. Brushes, Boapg Perfunery
Toilet ana Fancy Articles. ETC., gold ut anal
margin. CORAL Tooth Paste. recommended b.
all who use II M very superior dentriffce. Il
Deautihee the teeth to a fine pear-Iike orna.
Cream Tor ehapped lips, face and hands, Rob
erts, pectorsl Cough syrup for catarrh, Goals
10 night and day. IL ]. MAINEGRG N r. Su
Druggist, pharmaceutical and Practical Chemist.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-04-09
JERSEY CITr's ELECTION.
n Hard-FOught Battle for the Control of the
Municipal boards.


The annual charter election ~ Jersey City
was held yestordny. II was hard fight from
the outset on the part Of the local Democracy to
maintain its supremacy in the various
municipal boards. As ;he political COM
plsNion OF tho Police Commission depended
on tho result every effort was made 10 secure
tho success Of at loast one Democratic cpndi-
date which would make tho Board a tie The
interest in n" A1rrmau!c contest centred in
the First District. where tho Washington
street bridge question formed conspicu-
Democratic. nominee. and the present
Alderman from that district. advertised his
record In favor ~ the bridge. while Theodore
Smith. another Democratic nominee. was warm
ly supported hy the opponents Of the bridge.
The present Police Board and Fire Board ar
comp n~ed of five Demu,rNs aud one Rcpuhi-
can. Three Democrats retire trOm each Board
At miini,.ht tic returns showed the probable
election Of
ALpTnMhN- Lewis L. Wood ODeml. Michael
k"urdon lirm.l FREDERICK Payne lliop.l. Al
youi H.. All u lRrpJ. john q. Fisher Rrpl.
board ~ WoRKs-St.phcn 7. Yoo Don,l;
Benmmin Van hrurcn uiepI; Henry q. Nroo-
iHnd tRcpl
Police CoMNissioNEGS-John G. Smith
lprml; Cha-. Stelr tErpl; Harry Powell lDeml
BOARp of EDUCATION -nr.J. -. McGlll Drml
Trter ',t s'49l9q ,ind,l ppDsnis l. spen..cr 6.p.a
dl.nS a9GmS1 MrEwSP 6p Tr 'HoP ogri. Grd T. Rich
FgrFHoGDEK, James f. Gannon ODoml.
Hudson nrke ulrml Patrick MeArdI" tpem.l
Ml'nu q GRADY tDeml, Cbari's Turner lRcp).
Maxwell Ahern"thX uirpl. L4u~ II ewrthor
lnrml Valentine FcMmryrr lll"p.l. Jnu. Head
d,n. Jr. Nirpl, Wm. lros Erpl, Henry {. Post
Bernard Mccarthy tpcmA Thos. Leather
tGepl. aud thas. Roe lliepl wore elected Fire
II Is protWbe that Mayor Bcssou has been re-
cloctrd IN lloh1krn, and Ramon &. COOK tDcmJ
aHd Timothy Fui,y ,Dcm) Fre'holdcrs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-04-09
SpIRKS FROM THE TELEGRAPH.

Grcyy has signed the pardons Of 2a2 Communists
Sir Anthony Ramzl late Librarian to the British
Museum, Is dead.
terrible sporsdi foyer il raging at CassAbanca Mo.
rocco, amons both natives aud Europeans.
buried Vestorday IN the cemetery at Milton. Mass
Tie revolution Venezuela is ended ami everything is
The present Government
itis probable '9aa tate w be assigned this week for
murdered MARY stlinard
In the single scul race ln tho Thames from Pntnev TO
MnrNakr between Sncu cr aud TarNrr for E-Ou aside
Yesterday, Spencer beat IArr.cr by SIS i,ngris.
The dry room Of the fo.in; Char e. Dnpauv in state
street NtM laNcn was burned on MuuIlt ul-ht Loss,
Aiutup 80 SlI,oSl, insurance. s31uOl 90 fiu1Nt
Whites grist mill Cook 4 Smiths plHnHE mill and
Mrs Whites rauilng amt cloth dressins uN W Nut,r.
town Y, were burned yesterday Total luNs, S2upIn
The Fraudulent rrcsiirnl has "a ioncd Geolsc Hut
terWurih. who wa, 100, need u Providence, 20 tui.
prsonment ior hve Years on Nov II, 1870 iur passing
countcrieit money
The New YORK court OF Appeals has Affirmed the order
nf in the ui Pcr-un. agn,t James
VI. frtmAn and utcrs THE decision Is regarded as i'm.
poftan hving leading case against insurance wrrckers
The net profits ot the entertainment given in Philadel
phin tor tr family ni e late BENJAMIN Porter. Who WAS
Killed. ~ Marshall leNaSN 81 tjH a. ami that amount
has been pad over TO te treasurer ~ lhe order VI
Nj Porter family.
The Lonion Nwna cOntradicts the report printed In
Peter has been purchased tor export to m, United states
II says MI Best has no intention TO sell Peter lie
wall roman IN the stable u Mr.. JpsCuh Dawson and
When he TunS Wlll un IN Ensla Vnly.
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Denton Pearsan President of the Butchers ami Drov.
crs hank died I'm WestUhVster sunday, In his Bsth
year. lie was born IN llrmpstead l..
The funeral services Of the late IlamoH W Robinson
Judge oi the court of Common Pleas. took place ND
!te residence East SiNt hlth street yesterday Tue
Rev. nr John ilall otltiated
In the suit Of the United States against Thomas F.
foungs CO. ycstctd ~ the members OF uc nrn 80 ned
wri-hcr that thry had br\ him.
Dr. Joseph Nau,hrld ilomi ~ died yesterday. in hi
home, at 90 Sands street. Kro0kkn lie served in me
war brigade surgeon ami was member OF the klnI
County Medical Society and a well hnoWn Mason.
when the Jury was being called Yesterday in the United
States tutWt Court before Iul-r Wallace. MU NcO,
Arcus hnuhcr of Sew street nskrd a. be excused ON
new non steamship for C. II Mallory, line rlyin4
between Sew YORK nui Galveston WIS launched nom
Ruaeh sinpyah m Chester Pa, Arst.rluy aiteinnnn
81 2h iert long 80 feet width Of beam - icet depth
VI hold. and 2,Jo tons burden.
omger Mhnrr while garchiny for stolen good, in Cur.
found concealed cave IN which four trunus wrrr III
uns around ntc llcN had cooking utensils. amt had
nlird up tile place ior dwelling.
GHheft Lvon, prominent banker ana business nan
OF hiie flans died m Monday IN FloriiA where ne
mad gone Tor MS hcAlth Mr. Lyon for many wears
treasurer OF WCstchestcr County lie was active IN po-
ncs AMI was leader in the Dcmocratic party
Al the Boys Lodging House. Market street Newark,
several bnls poured urIcnnc ms aud set
t I" ~ Tile cat ran across the street entered smoiss
goods 4 clerk threw his coat the cat and eKun.
gu'shed the flames rhe.cAt was burned to death.
A. the annual election by the stockholers OF the Long
island kailioad tomnany thu following named gcutie-
hTn Wrrr src',i m ,or, I'ma, p sharp Auu,ony
~, tianAiu. William Rowan Edward T. SnrArur samuel
b. FehVh, chester Gr1sW Va, MHAa.u RIcAaIdsou
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-04-09
CLELIA GRIFtIA's TUNERIL.
Waiting Many Hour. for her Son 10 Return
with The CONN he hnd Conc For.

Tho funeral OF Clelia Griffin "A colorod
woman &c years old, who died on Saturday
morning near the Woodbridge station on the
New Jersey and New York Railroad, was to take
place at 10 o'clock yesterday morning. Group
Of neighbors white aud colored. gathered about
the little. unpainted cottage that stands in the
midst Of a patch OF high dead grnsses and sap
less weeds on a part of J. L. Anderson's farm.
Dominic william Thompson Of the colored
Methodist church in Rockland village. not lar
4 slant. WAS in attendance. Mrs. Bertha smith
and Miss Lottle Griffin the two daughters of
Grifln. had arranged the chairs and turned the
front oi the looking glass to the wall But nom.
ING further could be done until the arrival ot
fnrob Henry II. Rom r. a son Of Mrs, Guiiln
hy her first husband. H0 had como 10 Now
York On the previous afternoon 10 ct coffin
and 10 make arrangements fec the burial ui hrs
mother In Cypress Hills Cemctcry. Hours
passrd aud he did not come, The body lay on
The bed where life had Quilted IT, Many oi the
neighbOrs got tired OF waiting and went away.
Al Inst at o'clock when Dominic Th2mpson
could wait 40 longer, all who remained found
seats in the one main room OF the llulo ,hous',
and Mr. Thompson read from me nIterhlh
chapter u I. Corinthians, and prayed,
Tho circumstances Of the woman 5 DEAN ana
Of Romrr's nisence are regarded as suspicious,
and Justice of the Peace William DrOs Of Carl
stndt near Woodbridge, after making an IN
formal examination Of the cnse yesterday alter
noon, summoned jury and subpunn9d phy'
stefan for the purpose Of making u lull ihNest'-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-04-09
TIE GKEAr ELEcroRAA ERAup.
Mr. Tnden's Despatch 90 the Iron city TIL
den Club OF Pittsburgh.

PITTSBURGH, April Sin his lecture be-
fore ths Iron City Tilden Club this evening MIR.
j. II. Hopkins strongly endorsed Mr. Tdcn MS
tho Democratic Presidential candidate. which
elected tremendous applause. The following
despatch was read:
New YORK. April 8. 1879.
IL ne Lech~e COMMITTEES orhe Io, C~ Hbia' ctb, Pii,l4gh
Pa
Please communicate to your club ms thanks
for their invitation to auond the lecture Of Mr..
Hopkins, though my engagements rcnder II
impossible TO be present In 1876 the Domuc-
racy achieved victory in the name and
for the sake Of a reform Administration,
which would restore the Government in spirit
and suhstnuce a. well as form. to the benign
character in which il was created 10y our Uatrl-
oto ancestors. They were dcfraudud Of the
fruits OF that victory by false count OF tho
electoral votes. That wrong casts anon this
generation the responsibility OF far greater
question. The great duty is 10 yindichto tho
right OF the people To elective solf-gOyernment.
II the suhversion Of tho elective systom proves
successful and prosperous. those who are in
power may count themselves in nj oNOry eleG-
ton and prolung their dominion indefinitely.
Such question ought 10 be divastcd OF every
personal aspect. Thewrongs to individuals be-
come nhignllcant Ia comparison with tho
crime against tho people. against free govern
ment and all the post Aopes II mankind.
SAMUkL j. VILDEN.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-04-09
rs THE SURBITON LOST?
FortY-nine DAYS Out from New York-O One
OF Her Boats Picked IN ni Sea.

4 despatch received here yesterday aftcr-
noon said that Lloyds Of London had received
Information that Capt. Henderson OF the British
ship Regent. which had Just arrived in Liver
pool from New Orleans. reported that on the
18Th OF March. in latitude 81 degrees north and
longitude 6l degrees west. ha passed a quantity
81 wrrckaae. At the same time he picked M a
ship, boat with tho name Surbitun in blue
letters on hor stern, 1t WAS feared in iyrrpoOl
that the wreckage and hoat belonged To the
BriiiSh steamer Surbiion. Capt Aun.it which
suilad from New York On the 18Th of frbruHiy y
for Rotterdam and had not yet reached her
FaHt6 Edye h Co., Of 27 South William
siLgrrt. arc the !ase9ts ot II, vG,.s,,el.
the l7th of February and saiiol on tho ism
from our pier ~ the foot ut pavOuin avenue in
Jersey Cty She WINS hound for Rotterdam
and ought 20 have made tho passage In sixteen
or eighteen days. She has now been OUT forty
nine days. Ani We have not heard from her
snve through this newspaper despatch. We
hnd not gwen her up tor while thrrr's litH
there's hope. you know; hut ! guess there's no
doubt now thnt She Is lost. She was - British
fScenSSE st. SaEn SEG Co. s6 G9 NS Ns" gstEr wis wns
Miihurn \ Co. OF Laninn. Tn" gross tonnage
WAS 1919, her net touhd-o $50 Nn" wis q
good sound st"aurr, mod"fat"b itsl, and
Thought To- bc thoroughly sraworthy. W .oa'ad
her with a nlis'cilHn, GUS cargo. consisting Of
$4,000 bushels OF wheat 500 barrels Of dried
cannci fruit. She was moi over Weighed. On
tho contrary. she was not down within foot II
her lond line, for the wheat she cnrrind was OF
poor quality and weighed light. Her cargo was
mostly shipped on order to lIrrcnt rari $ in
Holland. and WIS undoubtedly insured IN
Continental companies. II WAS worth about
flOO,OO0. The vessel WINS insured IN England.
and WIS worth tl500n0. should think"
Did she carry passengers -
No. But she had about twenty-eight per-
sons on board, comprising her Oilers aud
crew. do not know much AOont Capt Abbott
save that he was originally mate on the sur
an hAT Ia f Al.N HlaFI IA WN
made commander. | presume lac was COM
petcnt."
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-04-09
Why the streets were moi Kept Clean During
the Past Year.

MI J :. Coleman, oi the firm OF Ripley,
Coleman x Bro. made a careful investigation
OF the subject Of cleaning the streets some time
ago and 10 "a member Of thu firm that bid in tho
spring ~ 1878 for the contract that was offered
by the Police Board Tor 'leuuinE the streets of
New York. Mr.. Coleman was asked yesterday
what his opinion was as 10 tho most efficient
and economical method Of cleaning the streets.
Do you come from Mr.. Waito Or Mr..
Adams e le asked tho reporter
When told that his views re desired for the
public, Mr.. Coleman said that hr would be per
iectly willing TO Civ" them. ! hesitqtrd be-
cause Mr.. Adams has sent me letter asking M
10 call on him, and ! subsequently learned that
he was the Pr,.,sidnnt ot tho Municipal Net4rm
Society and Mr.. Waite has requested another
person 20 grt Information from me IN regard u
Win, then. in vour opinion, Is tho most
econlmlcal and efficient method OF cleaning the
Unqucs,.onably there is but one safe and
eflmcuf way. and that is 10y solling the contract
10 singl. rrsponsi ihle person or firm. aud TO
have the specifications OF the contract 30 thor
Qugh aud me p"nalt,"T 30 severe u''" 'here can
II th3 work was again offered By contract
Drsiuodly not after our experience Of last
20 you mean your experience in tho work
On, no. / refer TO the nction OF the Police
Board. DO you want details II you do, THE
Sun will remember that the Police Board adver-
tlsed lurt slling for bids for the contract g. 90
Tho entire street cleaning Of ne city The
eLeelAtn!ons were roddy, brlieye, Mhrch ..
1873. and bids were received nhll tho m9rhlhE
Oi March 10 / rcmemlar that reponslble con,
tractors from philadelphia Washington, Rnd
other citios came here with the intention ui nd
ding Hnd there wero some forty or moro con
TRAITORS who loft their names with the specih-
with he idea Of looking tho specification
over md s"oing whether they could hcet
Ycs. Our Arn tno1 the sn'''idoA'ions and
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-04-09
NEW RULES TO GOVERN.
The House Committees Action speaker Ran
dnITs Selections.

WAsHISGToN, April s-The Committee on
Rules Of the House will report tomorrow in
favor Of increasing the Committees on Ways
ard Means. Appropriations judiciary, Elec-
tions and Commerce from eleven to fifteen
members each. There are to be two amend
ments reported 0lso-one to distribute various
Appropriation bills to respective committees,
and one % repeal that part OF rule 1870 which
allows legislation which is germane and in the
Interest ~ economy 10 be incorporated IN nppro
priation bills. Both Of these amendments Wi
be voted down, aud tho report Of the Committee
Tho Speaker will announce his committees
dhy alter TO- morrow. Although nothing definite
Is known ms 70 their composition, II IS beliGVei
that Mr. Wood will r0mnln Chairman ol Ways
ana Means Nj. Atkins .al Approprl4tonsi NJ
Knott of judiciary. Mr. Whithorne OF Naval AZ
fairs and Nh Scales Of Indian Affairs. Sparks
viii probably be Chairman OF Mi,itary, ,Ali4irs,
and Mr Springer Of Elections, Mr. Morrsih
viii be q member Of Ways and Means. and Mr
Binckburn and Mr.. McNlahon members 81 Ap-
prnpriations Mr. Ewing will probably ba
Chairman of Public Lands, and NJ, bragg oi
War Clnims Mr., Money will ha Charman q
Post Onicos and Post Roads. Mr. bright WI
rotnnin Chairman of Claims. Mr.. Hunton VIII
Ia Chairman u District ~ Columbia, Mr kea,
r,n 81 Con.morce Mr.. Buckner Of linnking anl
Currency. and Mr.. C0x Vi Foreign Affairs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-04-09
PRICE TWO CENTS.
SERIOUS CRISIS IN EGYPT.
THE KHEDITE FORMS 4 C.iBINET OF
hdIIVE MINfSTERS.


Foreign Ambassadors Dismissed - CnbIneN
C"uneii- Called In London md In Paris
Ministers Ren'.inz to vncnte thrIr Posts.
LONDON. April 8.-A despatch from Cairo,
Yesterday. announced that the Khcdlvo had
summoned tho foreign Consuls- General to his
presence and communicated to them the ma
tional counter scheme for rcorganiang tho
finances. which Is made conditional upon tho
recall OF tho European Ministers. 1t was also
announced that Mohammed Tewnk Ind re.
signed the Presidency OF the Council. and that
the Khedive had dismissed Ministers RvcrB
Wilson and Dc Bligniorcs. the foreign Ministers
representing England and France respectively.
and appointed n now Cabinet under Chcrif
Pnsha. composed exclusively of native Ministers.
On tho receipt OF this news. Cabinet Council
wne announced to meet carly this morning 10
dscuss the conclusions which may have to be
iaken IN consequence OF the moment0us crisis
In Egypt.
- A desnatch from Cairo to-day says that Mr..
Rivers Wilson, Minister OF Finance and NJ
Blign6res. Minister OF Public Works. refuse to
vacato their posts unless they ARE authorized to
do 40 by the British and French Governments
respectively. Tho deepntch also gives the sub
stnnce OF nm of1lcinl statement which hnd been
promu ulgated explaining the act Of the Khcdiye.
II declares that the Khediye. complying with
tho daily growing national feeling. has decided
70 Iorm truly Egyptian Cabinet. A new Min
Presidency OF Cherif Pnshn. The members
will be rcsponsible to n Council Of Delegates.
The latter viii be invosio1 with full bowers, on
the model of European Legislatures. The
nltionnl financial scheme communi Gated by tho
khedive to tho, forsign Consuls- General has
bren elaborated by Egyptian notables and Dig
Tho DAILY Ners' despatch from Aexandrla
held. which proved favorable to tho Khcdivo's
financial schen.e The Khedive. tho Phshas.
enable tho Government to meet its ongagemcnts
with respect 20 the judgments of the tribunals.
adj liz lint