Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-08-09
Morning kilograms.
Passengers GoIng soutb.

Passengers Going s"ufb.
MOJAvE, August Sc. Nj. Ross,
+. H. Howard, V. +. Howard, G.
II. Cleveland, Miss l.. Bradley, T.
Grimeson, A. Springer, VIM. Clark,
B. Smith, Mrs. J. J. Cowles and
child.
Judge fieid for Presidsuf.
WASHINGTON, August "A COR
respondent of the New York Sun
says: Il rise again to renominate
Stephen J. Field of California fos
President and Samuel j. Randall
for Vice President. That is a ticket
which will sweep Nevada, Califor-
nia, Oregon and Pennsylvania, aud
will be as strong in New York, New
Jersey, Connecticut and Indiana as
any other that can be named"
B"sson'. Export Trade.
BosToN. August THE CONNER
cidl Bulletin lays: The export trade
of Boston during the past week obs
tained total value OF Sl,217, S79,
nearly double that OF the cores
ponding week last year. The whole
or a portion of the cargoes of ten
ocean steamers are included, be.
sides important shipments to Prus.
sia, Africa, New Zealand and Aus
tralia.
N.cnr~g".n and she shtp Canai
NEW YORK, Aug. IA rather
astonishing fact has come to the
surface. While De Lesseps is su-
liciting subscriptions for his Darien
Canal, the Nicaraguan Govern
ment has part of u ship canal al
most ready for business. The adj
vancei stage of the work along the
San Juan river, and the energy
which the Nicaraguan Govern
nent has determined to put forth
in completing the route between
the lake an the sea, Is an assurance
to our Government that IL an in.
ter-oceanic canal Is to he construct
ed, it will be by this route, In
which the United States is AS large.
ly interested as Nicaragua.
NEW YORK, August h.-Of the
ship canal the Herald says: The
present enterprise of the Nicara.
guam Government Is intended only
to open navigation for river steam
ers of light drsught from the Gulf
to the Lake. but it will probably
have the effect of calling attention
once more to the feasibility Of
ship cana, for which both river and
lake, by all accounts, offer import
ant helps. Between the western
shore of the lake and the Pacific
ocean there Is but narrow neck OF
land thirteen miles across. 1t will
do no harm to have several inter-
oceanic canals, and Lesseps will
probably stir up interest in other
projects besides his own, and per-
haps lead some of the Central
American countries to undertake a
canal project on their own account.
8ermSny ana the silver Qu~siioo.
NEW YORK, August T. WASH
iagtOn dispatches report that oftic-
ial letters were received from Ber-
lin, which leave no doubt that ut
the next International Congress on
Silver Germany will unite with
this country and take q leading
part In the question of restoring
silver to an equal relation with
gold. Germany's acti IN is regard
as important.
The Herald says of Germany's
proposed action In the matter of
silver: This news Is important, II
true, and IL will hasten Evarts's
plan for a new conference. 1t is
generally understood that George
Walker of this city, who Is an in
telligent bi-metallist, has been
sent to Europe by Evarts TO pave
the way for such new conference
on silver; but If Minister White is
correctly reported ftom Washing
ton, the accession of Germany will
make conference Immediately y
possible. If Germany should real
iy offer to help reinstate silver as
money, and not as mere subsidiary
coin, Bismarck would give the
world another genuine surprise,
Forcing see si.v-r Doiiar into CIR
cuiNsiOn.
NEW YORK, August IA WOrlC
Washington special says; A very
decided effort Is making by tht
Treasury Department to force thu
STANDARD silver dollar into circula
ton. The demand for 1t has growi
since Sherman issued an order u
disbursing officers to pay 1t out, ah'
next pay day the Treasurer propos
es 10 pay in silver 10 per cent. o
the wages due the Department
Clerks here. GiliilIan thinks II n
could pay out 10 per cent. Of all tn
Government expenses ne wout
very soon get iuto circulation tn
mass Of silver 10 he treasury tha
has been growing larger anu large
with each months coinage, an
which Is now over thirty mililo
! dolIars
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