Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-30
FEG.H E.IEEssF.sI roy.
Special Correspondence Of the -aAara. Ga:cttc
WAsHtNGTON, D. G.. Iuac 80, 1879.
ALLEGED C0N:pIEACG


Sta. iG vIicrcnGc to cjGspiraCy that had bean
catered sto By Dir. Hayes and o3ftan demo
cratic Demttrs Of Congress- through tho ma
Giun CT Mr.. Ga!iicld. by winch TIC dem0crat5
a!luic;! TO agreed tia. ii Sir. Hayes would lot
vGto the Mississippi !evcc commission bill they
waUId vote ID the nlarsiiai's bill shorn CT its
restrictions. lie ccusurcd tic paper l,r hIlJeG
Ing tic alt!ct ~ appear IN lis c)luErs, ADD
called upon tho writer 10 DEFY lis truth and
m3kc such PREPARATION as lfy III bis pcWCT. Or
to aTlw lis responsibility for it. i'lr. Ills
said LIFE vas too short &c 10 kicking at every
dog that barked at bis heels, aud that, cll:t-
Gu.ntly, he lad not intended noticing the ari
Gle, but Sow the; allu.i2o liai bern made to it
he would simply rr0aCuuc1 it urqualIl!etly
false, 10 which assertion hc Tas s coded b.
Nj Evan:. Mr.. Garfield said he supposed tic
rtptrt was originated by some ouc Who lnaem'
Cd that it there Wsrc nc1 CO TIE dtm:cral!c
side of the House pathetic en1ueh TO veto the
necessary supplies 10 the "oYtrcEont they
would be deferred the.clrom aud brought back
under The iiillonc. Ct the caucus ~ the lrqul
era ard talk the publication Of! such report
would OCCASION, as panic IN Greek army was
once stopped by The ge1Cral's timely procIama
tiGn OF reward Ter the discovery Of the lnal
who had turned loose al lmaGiDaIy ErG2:De ass.
TIE VETO.
Mr.. Hayes veto Ct the u1alsiIBia' bill Sas re.
cciycd il the House to day st a0ou, bu. DO
curiosity was cXpr$ss:d TO hear ia ctE!cGt5 aud
it IVES not uutil haf past GIc that il was read.
As soou as the clerk had flushed Ice6icg il, o
vote wss taken On passing ii, notwithstanding
the Presidents otjGc,ioGs Mr.. Springer saying
he hoped the gentlemen % the other side who
we're anxious that the Government should have
all its necessary supplies would now assist the
dcu ocrats in voting those supplies. The bill
Dot receiving Tie NECESSARY lS2 thirds vote, Has
declared defeated.
ADJOURNMENT.
When tho resolution fer ad3rrumcpt camo
IN 10 the Scoatc to day BIZ Wird1m otjscsed,
which threw It ever untl 10 G3OTroT. lo max
ing the O! jcc!i0n be said he hoped aghi'a rest
ard calm reflection wcGid induce the Il,i0ritY
to he wiIIicg to vote tic NC ,ssalY supplies for
carrying ca tbs government! Mr., Chandler
thrl read an rd.c mCr, c! the democratic party
cha.sjng it with all the crir.es ot which rp
litical equalization could be guilty. NlE. Win
dem = obi ,cior, OF clursc, uGc2s$;:2tCs nc'7 &C
ton with scG.Id to the edi2urrmc1i. t4T TIE
Houses resolution referred 10 this alter.
neon 1t four O'Clock. 4 new resolution
viii, there frrt, have 20 BE- iDtr0dacat.-
1t is thought hGHcyIT, ttaI the ptS Tts2.u,lG1
will 10 offered to no1.3w aud adopted by both
houses. ard syuc s2y It's! tic rcai fCaeGu iCr
The c. ,ci;oH 20 Gay VS. that icioio time i0lght
&c ::aI l2r the Coz i::cr&;iGR OF p!csldcai:.! np
rGnlE2n's, iGr Witch purpose Tic Senate
went into tx :cu;lTe a:s.'21 =! halt past enc
o cIac':.
SILVER
The silver question was tticciualiy III: io!o
its little bed 10 day, Tor wien Mr.. Vest, with e
rer;inaci;y w2It:'g c! Q better cll7c C.i.ui ua
lis resolution declaring that patriotism tad
sla!2Scanship demanded The ytm1n!;zllion 81
silver and The Cuui;Z !titn 81 lis vaiua wiki
that Of God {: mGiIo2 tc refer il 80 the tlnsreo
Cos lnittea YES carried by a vote Ct % 10 22
This was accomD4hcd, however, By the help OF
sonc m2o vino age avowcdiy svtiiias 81d who
Hi!l 10 IS far rs any CtHCrs III favor q silver ut
the Dcyt sessi1e, hui who douht tho PRACTICAL
aGFlsa1i:iiy CT takirs &c up at thi. s"scinn-
NOTES.
IL ito House today Mr. jO.garann INTRO
dTcch u bill for lao relief O! Il ji Eu.hbT.
TIE clerks CT TIC c1nGliL.Gcs a2l tho 0tnN"
clerks in The Capital were engaged III packing
up :Goir pAp:r3 this E.OTHH& preparatory 10.
vacation.
The Ircc;,lcnt's approval OF Tho julici, ap-
Hcu:c to-dsy.
An aye sni no vote in both house, OF Congress
to-day showed TO The SURPRISE 1T sU:Ir, th4: :.
Quorum wss present in each
Tic ucu2o t0-lsy b.: vote O: i2j LU3! paSa'
Cd the bill placing qlinic oa i;e ire" lit OF in
ro!."d articles.
TIE SUIThN AND LADY LAYARD.-Oa Tic
accession q IN afternoon call raid to the Sultan
b. Indy isyari, altar tiscus:inG the POO c3.u.
initial suijcc: CT Tic weather, he cjaversl, u
turned TO horses, SD in remarked th2: he
wished TO tJy two cartisEe hnr.@s lu:! :cc.iV d
from France aud asked his yI:I!Qr II she E3u.i
like TO accompany hlr!. Assent Tas given, and
ia low minutes q l:ghc basket Carriage, JraWn
by twu dhshirg DAYS, s;oppSd ia front Of the
ralGct. The Sultan gave Indy i Ei5 arin,
opened her paras2I Himself, an4 assisted iIcr
G0wa The steps, s!igGi@g her the whilc. Not
au!y this tut dur!Ig Tie cCt;!u c0uTEc Of q
hall hours tide through the palace g:Gua;:s,
no.wi.hst>ndia. hor Instance: AID assertions that
his +i:a.y would fatigue himself, 10 tLoutly
held tbs parasoI over her head while she haa.
Died the ri56ons-l.a act Of courtesy 10 Z wo-
man, ANA y Christian n thG!, unprecedented ii
The annals CT the Gtto;Gol Eap!ro. This slGdy
proceeding of tho Sultan o:;ctod much Comment
ard somo say thu! Lady Leys!d TOOK uIiDraGo
~ u, DCL tlEt Is 10. proved. hOW:VCT, lhO la"L
remains that Der husband ia, as q countryrnat Of
his put il lawfully thick with the Sultan. -
C11sstantiRcpls Cor. PhiIa. Telegraph.
TIE LATE pa1scE LOUIS NAroLEoH. The
Official ec3oue!s I:oGa ScEth Africa of tie PfiCco
Imperiara death state that after the sufpris,
CT his rtcJiloi;erag party the piilcc rode der
ing tie general Gghs inso q raviuo whoro
seooaG bcGy OF Iu'us Were concealed. aud they
tutchcrcd hiuI. Iha body CT The deceased
Prince. alter = IG1@rli parade .. which Lord
Chelmsford vas the chic; moucasT, WAS &C.
moscl to Pictnrnaritz5urg, wiltvc !. ay IA
slate in the Catio!i3 Church. TuU body ca9 to
arrive st Durham Gu Jnoo ! |, and 10 escorted
ny the garrison Oh beard shu Elau o.-H'ar Boa,
di3so, ior conveyance to Simon's bay, where It
wcn!d be transferred to the troop ship O:cctss
for transportation to England.
COMMUNICATED.
We see that "E!dclitas," il Communication
III last Fridays Gsza;te, recommends the &C.
election Of Alexander H1n!tr this fall 10 the