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IRELAND,

DUBLIN, November G.-The Irish Land
League has adopted an address drafted at
the meeting OF the National Land League
Tuesday last calling, on farmers for practi.
cal assistance in the efforts making to.
wards securing the soil Of Ireland for those
who cultivate It with view to the estab.
lishment OF peasant proprietary. Owing
to arrangements for Parnell's American
tour 1t will be impossible for him TO carry
out his programme OF visiting the Irish in
large constituencies in Great Britain.
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Nearly a Serious Riot at Exeter,
England.
Prince Jerome BOnaparte's New De-
parture.
EngIand's StaIwart Policy Towards
Turkey
Creates CONSERVATION at the 0rien-
tai Capital.
Russia Thinks It's a Side Slap In Her
Face.
THE EASTERN IsIBRoGLIO.

LONDON, November Ca St. Peters.
burg correspondent writes the report that
the British fleet would proceed to the
Gull OF Smyrna has caused great embar.
rassment there, and proceeds: The peo.
pie say that II the Sultan removes Ma.
hamod Nedim Pasha, Minister OF the In.
terror and the other Ministers, In conse.
9uence of the menancing position Of the
BeaConstield Government, 1t would be a
diplomatic defeat for Russia, and difficult
for her To support 1t to prevent this by
sustaining the Sultan in his present
choice Of Ministers. A counter demonstra.
ton in military direction by Russia,
might be considered necessary. l believe
no steps have thus far been taken towards
any military movement, and 1t is more
than probable that will be settled by diplo.
macy.
The Norot vremya says: "Evidcntly
Beaconstied's Ministry aims either at d
peaceful change Of the Turkish Ministers,
which would practically place Turkisl,
central authority in England's hand, or
at an open rupture, threatening Constan-
tinople with serious danger in either case.
The GoIos refers to the change in Bea-
consfeld's policy in which he lately pro
fessed to maintain the integrity and inde-
pendence OF Turkey. 1tsays the pretence
OF the British fleet in the Gulf OF Smyrna
will open the eyes Of Europe to the real
cause, namely, Euglands implacable ha-
tired Of Russia, as exhibited by the Brit.
lsh Ministers at every convenient oppor-
tunity.
All accounts from Constantinople unite
in testifying to the CONSERVATION prevail
ing in the palace and at the Porte at the
IoSnoS, % November S ISq e.MTRo AReSS&Sn5; Tusiisb
Consul General at Pesth has been EN-.
powered to formally contradict the sen.
sational report that England had sent a
note Of ultimatum to Turkey, and declare
that the relations between Turkey and
England will be on as friendly footing in
the future as in the past.
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CHICAGO, November Gone thousand
men in Hutchinson's packing house, at
the stock yards, struck this morning. Ar
mour 4 Co. discharged two hundred men
for creating disturbance, and many we're
discharged by other houses. In all other
cases Armour 4 Go. have granted the in
crease asked OF twenty-five cents per day.
Other packers will soon make q similar
accession, and the strike for the time
being will be ended.
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MALIGNEp noIIEMIA.

PRAGUE, November G.-The Evangelical
Provincial Church OF Bohemia and the
German Evangelical community OF this
city have adopted q resolution protesting
against accusations made by foreign mis-
sions and some English journals that in
tolerance is displayed towards Protestants
in Bohemia. They declare that this
charge is founded upon misrepresenta-
tions, and that the Protestants OF Bohemia
must most energetically repel the ut
tempts at agitation proceeding from
abroad, and which arc calculated to dis.
turb the public peace.
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Tue Martinsburg Sateman interprets
Zach. ChandIer's sudden death as a iudg.
ment Of Heaven, That Secession sheet
should remember that the celebrated
Keats, Of South Carolina, went off rather
sullenIy and somewhat painfully.
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THE NEGRO IN INDIANA.
A Citizen Undertakes 10 Furnish Homes
for all who Come.

A Citizen Undertakes TO Furnish Homes
for all who Come.
INDIANAPOLIS, November 5.-George ].
Langsdale, editor Of the Greencastle Ban.
ner, writes the Journal over his full sigma.
ture that he will undertake to find homes
for all negroes who will favor Indiana with
their presence. He expresses the belief
that the Democratic howl, set in motion
by Gov. Hendricks in his recent speech, is
raised for the evident purpose Of terrify.
ing the negroes to prevent their coming.
He charges also that by this means the
Democratic leaders expect to arouse the
prejudiCes Of their ignorant followers until
deeds OF violence shall be committed
against the colorel men already here
For this reason he thinks it time for
Republicans to speak out, and to aid
these needy ones in delivorance from
their second bondage. "There be.
ing no orGanization," he says, ito whom
these people can apply, write this letter
to say that undertake TO find homes for
all who may come. The opposition offer.
ed to their coming by their old masters is
sufficient evidence that they will be valua-
BILE additions to our farms. We have room
in Indiana for many such farm laborers,
and say to them, Come on, and damned
be he who first cries hold, enoughr until
the demand is fully supplied. And, after
Indiana, there are other Northern States
where the remainder can go. Our color
ed people here have a committee, headed
by Rev. ]. IL. Clay, who will give all i'm
migrants the best attention and every as
sistanca in their power. II the immigra-
ton 10 this State becomes large enough TO
require 1t, I recommend that the colorcd
citizens OF ever country town form similar
committees"
Mr.. Langsdale was a brave soldier, and,
as Republican living in . strong Demo
cratic county, he does not intend to be In.
tlmldated nor permit the most detenseless
citizen to be. ...
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For the Overthrow of the Present
Mexican Government.
The Remains Of General Hooker Ar
rive at Cincinnati.
PENNSYLVANIA.

PHILADELPHIA, November Gin so out
Of 81 counties in Pennsylvania the vote
cast Tuesday has been officially counted,
and Buffers majority reaches 47,O2l. The
seventeen counties to be heard from gave
last year Republican majority Of 1851.
1t Is estimated that Republican gains in
these counties will give Butler over 6O,OOO
minority.
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PRINCE JERoME,s NEW AMBITION.

LONDON, November CA correspondent
OF the Times at Paris, says: Prince
Jerome Napoleon seems 10 have abandon.
ed his expeCtant role, and 10 be decidedly
taking the airs of competitor for the
Presidency or Empire. He has surround
ed himself with complete diplomatic
household, including Brunei, an ex-navy
Captain, who accompanied Princess
Clotilde when she left France on the fall
Of the empire, as Secretary.
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RIOT OVER A OuY FAwKEs CELEBRA.
TION,

LONDON, November G.-There was riot
Of Exeter last night, in connection with q
Guy Fawkes celebration. Mobs assembled
IN the yard OF the cathedral, around q
bonfire, and attempted TO denolish the
the boarding or enclosure erected to pro.
tect the City Bank, The Riot Act was
read and company oil infantry called
out, with fixed bayonets and loaded
muskets. The sight Of these proceedings
and the free use Of pOliCemen's slaves
cleared the yard In about an hour. Sew.
eral arrests were made, and the streets
patrolled until daylight.
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MISSISSIPPI.

VIcKsnuRd, November G.-By the Official
count the Democrats elect State Senator
aud members OF the Legislature. The Re-
pnblicans elect nearly all the county
officers.
CANTON, Miss, November 6.-Madison
county elects Democratic Senator, two
Democrats and one Independent TO the
Legislature. The balance OF the Demo-
cratic ticket Is elected.
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Iowa stands in danger OF her laurels as
the boss Republican Stale. This morn.
ng's news puts Pennsylvania close up to
toOOO. II this had not been an of year,
there is no telling what her majority
would have run to.
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QuarreIIng Editors.

TERnE HAuTE, ND, November 6.-The
Grand Jury to-day returned two indict.
ments for criminal libel against VIM. O.
Ball and Spencer F. Ball, editors and pro.
prietors Of the Terre Haute Ereaino Gu;ette.
The alleged libel was against the editor Of
the Saturday Evening Ledqsr Of this city.
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, November 6.-John Pilkington,
proprietor Of the Albion mills, in the Bol.
ton District, has failed. The liabilities are
estimated at E50,000.
1t Is definitely ascertained that the
Indian indigo crop this year will be 73 OOC
pounds, compared with $4,000 pounds
in 1878.
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GERMANY.

BERLIN, November Cit Is stated that
the post Of the Foreign Secretary, made
vacant by the death Of Won Bulow, has
been offered to Hohenlohc the present
German Ambassador to Paris, who would
simultaneously DO appointed Imperial
Vice Chancellor. tits understood'that Won
Stalberg, the present Vice Chancellor,
concurs in this arrangement, but 1t is not
yet known whether Hohenlohe will &C.
Pnnt
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TORONTO, November 6,-Hanlan received
telegram from Blaikie this morning stat
ing that Courtney had accepted his propo-
sition, and asking Hanlan to forward
amended articles this evening. Hanlan
replied TO Biaikie, also accepting, and ask.
ing him to instruct Courtney to forward
articles for the race at Washington about
the lst Of DeCamhar.
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"FLGMTING JoE.n
Arrival OF the Warriors Remains n
Cincinnati.

Arrival OF the Warriors Remains III
Cincinnati.
CINclNNATI, November 6.-The remains
OF General Hooker arrived at 0:2O tonight,
the train having been delayed an hour
and twenty minutes. They were accom-
panied byJ. Ii. Treadwell, G. R. Sanford,
nephew OF deceased, P. r. Lawlor, Secre-
tary John Hooker, cousin, and Hon. Thos.
l.. Young. The casket was placed in an
undertaker's wagon and placed in charge
OF Lieutenant Mcneil, U. s. artillery, with
an escort OF eight men, and taken 10 the
Second Presbyterian Church, where he
will lie until Pm. tomorrow. The church
is tastefully decorated with U. S. flags.
The pall.bearers will be Gen. ]. u. Cox,
Gen. NJ. +. Force, Gen. A. Hickenlooper,
Gen. Durbin Ward Gen. Fred A. Moore,
Gen. W. II. Baldwin, Gen. ]. II. Bates,
Col. MN. Anderson, Gen. Thos. Young,
Gen. II. B. Banning, Col. r. NJ. Moore,
Col. John kennett, Col. A. L. Jones, Col
l.. II. Bond, Major J. A. Remlyard, Major
A. T. Goshorn.
The present intention is to have no iu-
neral services. The procession 10 Spring
Grove Cemetery will move at one o'clock
tomorrow, with General ]. Dickenson
Grand Marshal, and will be composed as
follows: Grand Marshal and staff, Grand
Army Of the Republic, Soldiers and Sail.
Ors Memorial Association, Associations
Of the Fifth, Sixth, Ninth and Tenth Ohio
Regiments and the First and Second Ken
lucky Regiments, Veteran Military Asso-
citation, Society Of Ex-Army aud Navy
Officers, First Regiment Ohio National
Guards, CovingtoH Light Guards, Brown
Guards Of the Soldiers Home OF Dayton,
Guard OF Honor, consisting Of United
lowed by friends; Major General Augur
and staff, Governor Bishop and staff, city,
United States and county officers.
The city buildings will be closed and
flags throughout the city displayed at half
mast.
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FRANCE.

PARIS, November G.-President Grevy
has committed the sentences Of five cuI.
prits who, were sentenced to death, In
Cluding the notorious assassins, Ahahie
and GILES. The President is averse to
capital punishment. This looks like It's
practical abolition.
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Asthe prospects for foreign mission
under a Democratic administration do not
loom up very Aa.teringly since the elec.
tons we expect soon to hear OF Colonel
Ben stirring around once more in this dis.
met,
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WASHINGTON, November O.-The unfln.
ished race in the 2:29 class was won by
Wedgewood, in 2:25. The undecided
pacing race was won by Lucy, in two
straight heats, Time-2;2O, 2:lS. Further
racing was postponed on account OF the
rain.
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NEw YoRx, November e.-The General
Missionary Committee of the NJ. E.
Church appropriated 100000 for mission
ary work during the ensuing year, which
Is an increase Of $4,000 over the amount
appropriated last year.
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Maryland.

BALTIMORE, November 6.-ITamilton's
majority for Governor is 81, ,74O The Leg
islature will stand: Senate, Democrats 10,
Republicans 8, Independent Democrats 2 !;
House OF Delegates, DemocratsGG, Repub-
licans IS; Democratic majority on joint
ballot 20.
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FIRE RECORD.
At Concord. n, III,

CONcoRD, November 6-The stock and
machinery OF L. H. clough's furniture
factory has been damaged by fire S25, 900;
insurance $1,000. Several lremen were
injured by the fall Of the roof.
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Mrs. Senator Davis Dying In Massa
clIuSettS,

BLOOMINGTON, ILL.,, November 5.-Infor-
nation was received here to-day from
Lenox, Mass, announcing tho serious
illness Of Mrs. Senator Davis, who has
been in that city for several weeks past.
The dispatch stated that Mrs. Davis was
in dying condition, and that all hopes
Of her recovery had been abandoned.
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CONNECTICUT.

HARTFORD, November G.-The net Re-
publican majority in the Eleventh Sena-
torial District is 2,Gl3. In some Districts
last year on the Governors vot9 the net
Republican majority was II.
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TIE nail mill is SO much behind with
It's orders that it made aproposition this
week to the operatives to work until nine
O'Clock in the evening, but part Of them
refused, and the plan was Abandoned
Belldire independent.
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WASHINGTON, November Cit is under
stood that the purchasers Of the Govern
ment property at Harper's Ferry will be
released from their obligations, and that at
some future day the. properly will again
be offered for sale.
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BES BUTLER absorbed all the life, ener.
py and greater portion ofthe constituent
plr,s M Of the Massachusetts, Democracy.
They do not call him "Bsast Butler" now.
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s. GEORGE, OF Wellsburg, has taken in
about 100000 pounds of wool at this place
and stations near here during the early
part OF this month, at an average price OF
about thirty-tiye cents. Forty cents Is
now odered.-BtUrgaiSiO,m Enterpris.
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LONDON, November 6.-The steamers
Canada, Australia, Devon, Oder and sido-
nian, from New York, have arrived out.
QuEESs1owN, November 6,-Arriyed-
Wyoming, New York,
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GLASS, Of the wellsburg Nap, is some.
what cast down, but not utterly dismayed,
by the result Of tho elections, He is
blessed with a sanguine temperament.
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The marks last evening indicated 2 feet
;II The Science left yesterday for Matamoras
, The Tempest will be to.day's packet for
Marietta, leaving at 10 A. NJ, sharp.
The Ed Pope will likely be on hand TO.
day to depart for Matamoras.
Ihe new Iron Valley is rapidly ap.
A hope Is entertained by the river men
river 'o ''"'u
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TIE Morgantown Po4 continues 10 be q
pictorial paper. All theroosters are again
on duty.
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The performers were received in the
very best possible manner by the au-
dience, and Prof. Schockey was requested
to give violin solo, which he did. After
the concert Rev. Rambo invited those
taking part in it to partake Of an elegant
repast at his residence. The party re-.
turnedt to this city last night.
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[By TSlsrrrph.I

PlrTs9URoH, November G.-Riyer II in.
ches and rising slowly. Weather cloudy
: CINCINNATI, November 6.-Riyer 9 feet
u 10 inches and falling. Light rain during
tue uay'
CAIRO, November O.-River 8 feet 10 in.
cnes 9, and falling, Weather cloudy, Ther.
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DOMESTIC NEWS.

A Spark Of Hope Left the RepubIi-
cans In New York
That Other State Officers viii Pull
Through,
And That ItWilI Take Official Returns
to Decide.
Pennsylvania Keeps PlIing Up, Up, Up.
Republican Majority Now Estimated
at $1,000.
Won't ThatDO for, a Sort of 0RYear.
An Alleged Plot Hatchinu on the
Pacific Coast
For the Overthrow Of the Present
Mexican Government.
The Remains Of General Hooker Ar
rive at Cincinnati.
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CONCERT At BELLAlRE,-A very large and
successful concert, in aid OF the Episcopal
Church, was given at the City Hail, Bell.
aire, last night, by the persons from this
city whose names appear in the programme
which we append;
!: QuartsttC-"I.st the Evening Breeze" Hubbard.
Mrs. Z. W. Eon, Mis- Rose McNaughton, Mr.. c. y.
m LUCAS, MI. o. seeley.
.. Duct-"lhe Swallows Farewell" KuckeW
Mrs. EOtt and Miss MCNaughton.
I. Solo-"The Exile" Kellar
Mr.. Oscar Seeley.
8. SOlO-''My Lady Love-" ... Holden
Mrs Seeley.
6. Dust-"Lile's Dream 10 O,er." Miss NcNuuEh,Ou
and Mr.. Lucas
]. Solo-With Violin OblIgat0-"Serenade" " C;ounod
Mrs. c. W. EOai Soprano. MIR. Herman schoSkey,
VlOlinst.
o' Due'- hOpe nVy Ohu W hItg
Ar, and Mrs. Secley.
0. SolO-Judlth," ,Copcops
Miss hose McNaughtOn
w. rom Don Giovanni
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Ghe GtteILigetrer,

oaiccl xo.. aS aud ~ Fourteenth street.
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alexandria Gazette
WEDNESDAY EVENING. MARCH 10.

AUGUSTINE WASHINGTON AND IRON MAX
ING, l732.-Infornation is requested as to the
precise location, definite character. and extent
of the iron furnaces Oh the Rsppshannock
river 10 which Augustine, father OF George
Washington, was Interested about the years
1882, and which gre alluded to in my orlef
article on "Eary iron manufacture in vlrgl'
pis, 1919 ITS" STANDARD, Feb'y. 9, lS79)'-
Aoy Information as to those furnaces or others
operated in Virginia prior to the Revolutionary
war will be NEST gratefully received ana 10
their publication, which is contemplated, due
credit will be given for all information accord
edme.-R. a. Broc& Richmond, Virginia.
How CALIFORNIA FARMERS Sow CRAZE =
The farmers around Woodbridge have given up
drilling.in their grain. Some SOW broadcast IN
tho lime honored wsy. Others-snd among
them not few of the most progressive farmers
Zig a seed.sower behind their plows In such
wsy that although they pillow teom eight TO ten
inches deep, yet tho grains of wheat fall JUST IN
time to be caught By about two inches in depth
of the lap of the burrows. The writer saw some
large folds near Woodbridge which had been
treated in this way and it was the prettiest sight
imsginable. The long rows extended IN stralgnt
lines across the fields evenly and in fine state
of growth. In ordinary seasons 1t ID not consld'
cred necessary to harrow after sowing IN TINS
wsy If it is on SUNNI er.fallowed iano
Francisco Bulletin.
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ykyAsaINGroN & OHIO AAILEoAi,

MANN IiohSOe
General Manager. move
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gTEAMERS.
DOTOMAC FERRY COMPANY.
of the
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

This company offers untlyalied facilities for
tao Transportation of freight and passengers,
ind Will run their steamers regularly as follows:
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT,

Beginning Oct. O. 1879.
The MAIL TRAIN will leave Washington
at 9 on g. u. and Alexandria at 8 05 q. m. daily
except Sunday; pass Leesburg, gcing wesl-
ward, Ct IL IL 4. M, And arrive at Round Hi
at II N. Losvo Bound Eill 81 1890 p. H.; paas
Leesburg, going eastward, a. 10 p. n. and sr
rive a. AlexGncris. a. BIO p. t.. and d!
Washington 800
Tn. ACCOM- MOD ALTON TAAIN viii
leave Washington ut J 20 p m, and AlexsGdria
at q Is D. n. daily, except Sunday. and arrive
1T Loesourg a. = 4G p. II. Leave Loos5urg Z,
co H. m. and arrive IT Alexandria at 8 Is h. IL.
and Washington o. 8 30 y. N.
IaSs- Passengers FROM Washington viii .Ear
the Washington sAd Ohio cars at toe Baltimore
g Potomac Railroad station at9 IL a. ~ and : Ii
y. o., and go through wlthuu: change OF ca: s.
The sos a.nl. train from Alexandra and l.. 80
p. 1u. train from Ho~ nd Hill connect =: Round
Hell with Harris Daily Line of Couche.
for Snickersville: Bsrryville and Winchestor
also with Reamer's Line Of Coaches, which Leave
Leesburg daily for Aldie and Middleburg.
Both trains, westward make close connections
al Vienna. with Sisson's Line of Stages for Fair.
fax Court House.
Communication tickets, 3 cts. per sniIs
AEaual tickets, $50.
L 81. HAFENER,
Get 4-lf General Ticket Agent.