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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-14

" reduced by using improved macIllnery iila aila
in Elements. The cotton trade of Lancashire
continues in depressed condition, with little
encouragement lor ] ana meaf aa.u1d d
have ceased. Already the calls upon charity
are heavy. Last year more than 10000 per
sOns were supported in Manchester by the
public The coming winter will probably
witness still greater destitution.
THE ARREST OF GRIssELL, THE BRIBE
OFFERER.
Grissell, who Ia accused Of having attempted
TO bribe a committee Of Parliament to report
favorabIy upon an undertaking In which he
was pecuniarily interested, and for whom a
Speakers warrant was some time ago issued,
but who escaped its service by remaining in
Boulogne, has returned to England and sur
rendered himself to the custody OF the
House. He has now been formally placed In
Victoria tower In the custody OF the sergeant
alarms as prisoner OF Parliament. He re-
turned from France yesterday, expecting that,
according to precedent, Parliament would
have adjourned on that day, and that he thus
would escape arrest, or, at most, be kept In
confinement for single day. Sir Stafford
NOrtheote, chancellor OF the exchequer, will
call attention to his case In the House to-
morrow.
THE QUESTION or FOOD sUPPLY TO BE IN
vESTIGATED.
The board OF agricultural commissioners
recently appointed by the British government
are zealOusly inguiring into the cause OF and
medies for the present severe depression Of
agricultural interests throughout this king
dom. They are now proposing to appoint
assistant paid officials and send them to visit
Canada and the United States to inquire care
fully into the state OF agriculture and Of food
supplies in those regions. These officials will
probably be appointed within few days and
take their departure. first for Canada, imme-
dtately after their appointment.
THE SUBSCRIPTIONS TO THE THE LEssEPs
CANAL.
The Standard understands that an official
statement as to the subscriptions to the
stock OF the Panama canal will not be made
for five or six days.
IRISH COUNTIES TO BE PLACED UNDER THE
PEACE PRESERVATION ACT.
The Dublin Gazette announces that after the
fourteenth Of August certain parishes In the
counties Of Derry and Tyronne will be placed
under the peace preservation act.
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AUSTRALIA AND NEW ZEALAND.
Governmental Matters in the British Prov
inces More Debts To Be Con
tracted for Public Works.

SIDNEY, July 1.-THE council having per
sisted In its amendment to the land Bill. the
government abandoned the measure and the
Premier gave notice to the Assembly of a
series OF resolutions condemnng the councils X
repeated rejection OF the AssembIy'5 care
FULLY considered measures and proposing the
introduction Of bill to make the council
elective.
Mr.. Decker, in the council, introduced a
series or counter resolutions
The appropriation bill covering the ex-
pendlture OF nearly SG,O00, 900, has passed
both houses The public works loan bill all-
/ thorIzlng the government to borrow nearly
S6,000,000 for railway works and nearly a
million and half for water supply and sew
erage was read a second time and nassed
The Assembly act abolishing the duty on
gold comes into operation on the first of Oc-
tober
q. r. Harding, barrister, has Just been ap-
pointed to the vacant Pusne iudgeship.
The New Zealand Parliament opened on the
eleventh. The Governors speech promised
the Introduction of measures for the follow
Ing among other objects Manhood suffrage
representation In Parliament on the basis of
population, triennial parlianents, the regll-
latlon Of Chinese immigration. The revenue
Oh tie year exceeds the estimate by clao GOO
out there is a great falling off in the land rev.
enne. An income tax is proposed
Parliament will be asked to sanction an ad-
dltional loan of five millions. ORorke was
elected Speaker
over one hundred Maoris are now awaiting
trlal for plowing settlers lands In New Ply
mouth, The position OF native affairs is
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-14
MISSISSIPPI POLITICS.
A Grand Democratic Rally at Choctaw
Agency Speech Of Congressman
Muldrow.
Especial to the Democrat

STARKvILLE, Miss, Aug. IA grand rally
of the masses OF this county was had at Choc-
taw Agency six miles south Of here, to-day.
The rally was all the word grand implies. It
having been supposed that some of the first
Greenbackers of the land, Generals West and
Davis, would be present and division Of
time would be extended them, Hon. 81. l..
Muldrow, member of Congress from this dis
trict, was present upon invitation to meet the
worthless OF the opposition, but. as is their Gus
tom, not one OF their speakers was on the
ground Col. MuIdrow made telling speech
Of two hours. said to be one of the finest of his
life, delivered in that pleasant, impressive
and eloquent manner peculiar to him, electri-
flying his audience comp pletely, yindicating the
Democracy. home, State and nation, from the
viIlainous charges that the soap tails" are
wont to heap upon it. He then administered
a most scathing rebuke for their attempt to
delude the negroes, a large number OF whom
were present A Democratic victory this fall
is conceded. The ladies spread a sumptuous
dinner. ABBEY.
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FOREIGN FLASHES.

LONDON, Aug. 13.-The Posfs ST Peters
burg correspondent reports that In order tC
colonize the Central Asian provinces Russia
has promised all her subjects residing there
unlimited land grants and exemption from
military service aud payment OF taxes.
The Standards correspondent at Pesth
says Count Schechen, conservative Magyar
and Count Potocki, Pole and a Jealous par
tisan of Russia, have the best chances Of sue
ceeding Count Andraesy.
Gen. Kaufman will not return to Turkes-
tan as Governor General. Prince Dordonkoft
Karsackof will probably succeed him in that
position.
The recent great fire at Serajavo postpones
the Inquiry OF the Austrian commission into
the occupation OF Novi-Bazar
The race for the Runnymede plate was run
at Egham, Eng, to-day, and it was won by
the American bred tilly Saratoga, MaRle being
second, and Janieres, tily, third. it was a
very game race, and was won by merely a
head
The Emperor Of Germany left Gastein
Tuesday on his return to Berlin. The health
Of his Majesty has been somewhat improved
by his sojourn at Gasten, but he Is still fee
Die and at times suffers greatly.
A large numberof German iron works have
increased their price for castings two marks
per 100 killogrammes
The clericals in Germany have resumed
strenuous efforts to obtain the repeal OF the
obligatory civil marriages law.
lhe Iurcomans are preparing vigorous re-
slstance to the Russian advance on Nero.
Two prominent lawyers were arrested In
~: petersburg yesterday. charged with Nj
hiliSm.
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TIE UNITED KINGDOM.
a Gloomy Outlook for Manchester er-Great
Destitution Expected as a Result
Of Crop Failures

j WASHINGTON, Aug. 13.-The United States
q .onsul at Manchester, England, in a dispatch
- 1he Department of State, gives a gloomy
saecoant OF both the agricultural and manu-
occurring 80 interests Of that country The fail
~. - OF the crops is IQLlch more serious than is
kHeherally supposed abroad. The demand in
Eng England for meats and grain from the United
nasIss nasaIes will be enormous. Better methods Of
1rs.lg 1pr.ase.lhg American butter. cheese beef, hams,
LUIS LUIS; etc, On sale in the English markets.
treda tnodtu :. increase their sale immensely. The
saad sSane ls yet in its infancy. At present it is
5f.aahpered by middlemen Necessity will
tiosr tsaisor new egpedients to extend the consump-
.a.4oe1 ~ o1 all kinds OF American produce. Conn
II fsEslon En Will sooner or later teach the farmers
= England that their expenses can be great
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-W
CANADA.
The Troubles Of the Jolly Administration
Probability that the Ministry
Will be Dissolved.

QUEBEC, Aug. 13-The vote on Chapeleau's
motion OF O want OF confidence In the House,
last evening, marks the approach to another
crisis In affairs in the Provincial government.
every nerve to defeat the Jolly government
on vital issue The state OF politics Of this
Province is now singular one. The Liberals
have thirty votes but II Murphy be unseated,
which is probable, there will only be twenty
nine, and the Conservatives will have twenty
eight.
1t Is strongly suspected, however, that the
liberal convictions of Racicot are not firm
and that he may be induced to think that the
Conservatives are right on the railroad and
other questions. II this be so the order of
things may be reversed, and the Conserva-
tiye5 will be in majority OF one, thus
forcing the government to resign after one OF
the toughest parliamentary struggles ON rec
ord. 1t is impossible for the present anomo-
lous state Of affairs to continue much longer.
There must either be dissolution or a coali-
tiOn.
a STRIKE AMONG RAILROAD MEN.
SOUTH QUEBEC, Aug. 13.-The transfer OF
the Grand Trunk Railroad between Port
Lewis and the River Du Loup to the Inter-
colonial Railroad, has been completed, and
the government was to commence running
trains over the road to-day, but this morning
the Grand Trunk drivers here struck work
and refused to allow Inter-eolonial drivers to
leave with their trains They were backedby
the fremen, brakemen and conductors. The
old employees OF the Grand Trunk, to the
number Of 300, who have lost their situations
in consequence Of the government having
taken possession Of the road they hold to be
theirs, insist that no Inter-eolonial drivers
shall be allowed to rlE engines, but after
consultation finally allowed one train to leave
this afternoon Much trouble is feared. A
detachment Of military will be called out and
the matter will be brought up In the House
tonight, when the government will endeavor
to settle the difficulty In some way.
OFF FOR NIAGARA.
large number Of Democratic politicians
left this city this evening for Niagara Falls
to attend the Democratic State committee,
which assemblies on Friday next.
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Jenkins were elected the executive commit
tee. The treasurer presented his report,
showing considerable balance Of surplus
funds on hand and no liabilities against the,
association, which is now In more flourish
Ing condition than ever before.
A NEW TRIAL ASKED FOR.
Counsel for ex-District Attorney Fisher, OF
Washington, who was recently convicted OF
forgery, argued for new trial to-day, on the
ground that Fisher was convicted upon in
Su1lcient evidence. The decision is pending.
A GEORGIA VIEW
Ex-Mayor A. G.. Anderson. of Savannah
Gt. "a. Nv, VINO 20 Is N attendance on the National
Cotton Convention which met to-day, takes a
hopeful view OF matters In the South. He ii
inclined to be reticent concerning nolitieaI
matters, regarding himself entirely out az
politics. Savannah. he thought, was In no
been sertously affected by the negro emigra-
tion fever, and it's effect has not been felt at
all along the seaboard or in the cities OF tho
southern section Of the State
SOME OPINIONS FROM wARMoTH.
Ex-Gov. Warmoth, Of Louisiana, who fs at
Long Branch, said in conversation that ha
was doubtful II the Republican party could
count on a single electoral vote from the
South In $780, Grant WAS the choice of the
Republicans for President Bayard was the
choice OF the Democrats. TiIden's chances
We're SLIM He indorsed the administration
OF President Hayes and was surprised that his
name was not being urged more earnestly for
President In 1880. He thought the negroes.
after the crops were gathered, would begin to
leave the South by thousands.
DEATH OF AN OLD OFFENDER
Mary Valentine, who for nearly forty years
has been constant inmate of the TombS and
other correctional institutions for various Of
fenses, died last night in the Tombs, aged 50
years. EX-Commissioner Bell will, 1t Is said,
pay the expenses OF the funeral.
THE INTERNATIONAL DAIRY FAIR.
T. b. Thnrber sailed for Europe to-day In
the steamer Algeria. The object OF his visit
abroad is to confer with the officers OF differ
ent agricultural and dairy associations In re-
gard to sending exhibits to the international
dairy fair, which will be held In this city the
second and third weeks OF December next.
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The Investigation of the Baltimore Post.
master.

# BALTIMORE. Aug. 13.-In the Investigation
of charges affecting the personal character
and official administration of Gen. E. b. Tyler,
postmaster of this city, begun i'll private to-
were examined, but it Is not probable their
evidence will be given to the public yet awhile
as the agents conducting the examination are
not clothed with any judicial authority. They
will have to report all the testimony given be-
fore them to the department at Washington
for the Postmaster General to decide on To-
days session was held with closed doors, and
no one was admitted except witnesses, net
even Capt. Z. Is. Matthews, the complainant,
nor Gen. Tyler, the defendant
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-14
AUSTRIA.
The Reasons Which Will Induce Count
AndrassY to Resign.

LONDON, Aug. notwithstanding the
numerous and positive statements which were
in circulation here and in other European
capitals yesterday respecting the resignation
of Count Andrassy, no official confirmations
thereof have been received. The general opin-
ion, however, j. that Andrassy's resignation
is determined upon, and that 1t has been IN
contemplation for some two months past.
The recent elections in Austria, which have
resulted in the unexpected defeat Of the
Liberal and Radical party OF which Andrassy
was the recognized head, and the return Of q
majority of Conservative members to the
Parliament, have had powerful effect upon
the course Of political affairs In Austria, and
it is In view of this reason that Andrassy has
contemplated resigning his position as chief
of the cabinet.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-14
RUSSIA.
The Difficulties that Beset the Expedition to
Merv It's Probable Abandonment.

LONDON, Aug. 13.-Advices from st. Peters
pedition to Merv. The expedition has encoun-
tered unexpected obstacles and difficulties.
For some weeks it has been unable to move
forward on account Of inadequate transporta-
ton facilities, intense heat and the almost en-
tire absence Of water. The sufferngs Of the
officers and men Of the expedition have been
intense. and it Is not yet known whether the
government will send forward new supplies
or order the return Of the expedition to the
Russian frontier.
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EGYPT.
Disastrous Consequences Expected to Result
from the Retention of the Old Ministry.

LONDON, Aug. 13.-A correspondent of the
London Times at Alexandria states that the
non removal Of the present advisers of the
Khedive Prince Tewfik, who are mainly re-
sponsible for the past errors of the Egyptian
administration. Is considered great political
blunder, and it is believed that unless imme-
date measures for their removal and for a re-
form In the administration are taken the first
months of Viceroy Tewfk's reign will likely
be more disastrous to the country than were
the last months of his fathers rule.
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The Coming Reunion OF western Fete.
rams.

CHICAGO, Aug. 13.-The reunion OF the ye5e-
ran soldiers OF the Northwest at aurora LIZ
day, promises to be one Of the most notable nsf
military events in the West since lne ~ e51 t5a. =.
the war of the rebellion. There VIII rs y cum.
sands Of the boys in blue in camp anu 49,
nil
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-14
Republican Nominations in San Fran.
cisco.

County Convention nominated for Superior
Judges: Davis Landerback, F. p Damn, John
F. Finn, a. d. Scripture, Jas. G. Carr j. Nal
len. W. Il. F1field. L. K. Wilson, O. B Darwin,
r. Guy Mcclellan, s. w. DunneIl and John
Hunt. Jr. The convention adopted resolutions
pledging the candidates for supervisors to op-
pose rate of taxation in excess of per cent
and for the reduction of gas and water rates
and school expenses.
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Mrs. sprasue Refuses To he interviewed.

PROVIDENCE, Aug. 13.-Ex-Gov. William
Sprague's wife has been stopping at the Mar
ragansett Hotel, in this city, since the day Of
the ConklingSprague difficulty. She is not
registered. She refuses to make any state
ment. The reports of the affair sent by the
Associated Press Saturday were entirely
false
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-14
The house Committee on Rules.

LONG BRANCH, Aug. l5.-The House Com
mfttee on Rules met here to-day and COM
menced work All the members are here ex-
cept Frye, who is detained BY his canvass 10
Maine, the situation being regarded as doubt
full by MIR. Blaine.
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per cent on the common and 31a on the pre-
feIred stock. There was meeting OF Iowa
postal lines here to-day. message was
sent to the Union Pacific authorities -
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Railroad Matters in Chicago.

CHICAGO Aug. 13.-The Chicago and Alton
Railroad declared an annual dividend to-day
of nearly four hundred thousand dollars, being
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Tn. campaign In MAINE.

PozTnASD ayDso1. aug ei ohio 1aad made speeches in
tne city hall here tonight.
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A NEW TRIAL ASKED FOR

~. Counsel for ex-District Attorney Fisher OF
Washington, who was recently convicted Of
forgery, argued for new trial to-day, on the
sufficient evidence. The decision is pending.
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TELEGRAPHIc NEWS.

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TO VIII NIT MAY CONCERN.

CtEsaN CRY, Nevi.a. September l. 1872.
IN AID A,r the Above date all work done bv the drar
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NOTICE IL uEREBY GIVEN To AyI.
~ crsdiaIra oi tho estate Of James 4. Clair that,
un8sr nud by virtue of power of Attorney made the
ISL day Of August 1879 by the heirs of said estate
have been app)njed TO collect all debts due said estate
Al parties OWN. said estate vii ami trouble by
,ssilins 4ni settiu. forthwith.
j. ID. kERoET, Attorney IN Fact
August 25, 1872 I0i
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(Vow,NG AND ZABRIsKIE naINING

4 CJMP lNY-Location If PRINCIPAL place Of busl-
ness, Carson Cry, Nevada; location of works, Eagle
ard %ashoe Valley Mning District, Nevada Notice !:
There are delinquent upon the following described
sock account OF assessment (No. 81 levied on the
29th day ugus I879 the several amounts set oppo-
site the names of respec i've follows
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NOTICE.


AFFICE OF COUNTY TREASURER~N NO.
~ TICE: Under Act oi the Legislature Of the
State of Nevada approved March the 9TH 1865 notice s
hereby given that the Assessment Roll for 1879 has this
day been been placed in my possession by the County
Auditor and that the State and County taxes due
and payable (the becoming delinquent the
SEVENTEENTH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1879, and that
the laws regard their collection will be strictly
forced, M. L. YAGER
County Treasurer ard exOficio Tax Receiver.
Carson City, October 20, 1879. ..s.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT oETHE SEC

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE SEC
IL OND Judicial District Of the State of Nevada in and
for OrDsby countyIn the matter Of the estate of Mat
thias Rnkle Pursuant order of said court made
the NINTH day of October A D. 1879 notice is hereby
given that Monday, the THIRD day OF November A. d.
1879 10 O'Clock NJ. of that day, being cay OF the
November A. D. 1879 Of said District Court at the
courtroom Of said court has been appointed the time
and place for the proving of the viii of the said Matthias
Rinke, deceased, and Of hearing the applications OF
Marcella T. Rnkel wife of the said Matthias Rnke, de-
ceased and Willis G. Clarke for the issuance hem of
letters testaentary, when aud where person inter
cSted NAV appear and contest the
J. II. MARSHALL, Clerk.
Carson CITY. Nevada, October 10. 1872.
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Wood and Coal Burnt Lime.

pEST QUALITY or BUILDING LIME always
- on hand, at very low prices. Agricultural
Lime ID cents per bushel at the kiln. Lime deliy-
cred in any part of the county.
Z. o. Baldwin, Baltimore county, Md.
ROBERT DILWORTII,
Long Green Turnpike, miles from Fork Meeting
House. nov22-1y
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GD We arc prepared to furnish goods in our
line as cheap as any other House in town. All
goods delivered, free of charge to Hotel and De-
pot. noyg}.ly
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The following premiums were awarded at
the Hartford County Fair, held at Bel Air on
the 18th, Slh, 9th and 10th of October, 1870.
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Boots a1tG Sh0eS.-E p. We'll & Son, case
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