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The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-24
Array ana Navy lntsllis ence.
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wAssH1NcroS. March Mare i: s:..,sergea.nt ohas: I'm
lered to return to Fort Hamilton, New York
Lieut.. u. u. Graft. Sixth Infantry. has b. On ex-
tended elk months on surgeons certificate OF
disability. The general court martial ap-
pointed to meet at David's Island, New York
Harbor. has been dissolved. The extension of
the leave Of absence granted Lieut. Col. John
3. Mason, Fourth Infantry. has been further
extended ten days. Leave Of absence for three
months has been granted Second Lieut.. b. FL.
Plummer, Tenth Infantry. Major VIM. Smith
will be relieved from duty In the Department Of
Dakotah after the arrival Of Lieut.. Col. g. L..
Fehiger, and will report to the PayDaster Gen
eral for duty Ii this city. After Major smiths g
arrival In this city. Major q. j. Bprague will
be relieved from duty here. and will proceed to
the Military Division Of the Atlantic and report
for duty.
Commodore Charles H. Baldwin is ordered
to duty az q member Of the Light house Board /;
Lieut.. Charles g, Oornwell to the training ship
Minnesota at New London, Conn: Paymaster
Edward N. Whitehouse. as inspector Of -four,
etc. at New York. relieving Pay Director A. NJ.
Gilman; Passed Assistant Engineer Robert D.
Taylor to the navy-yard ut Norfolk; Com.
Samuel p. Carter is relieved from duty az. a
member Of the Lighthouse Board and placed
on waiting orders Commander Allen D. Brown
is detached from the Naval Academy. and
placed on waiting orders; Lieut.. Henry B..
Mansfield from the navy-yard, New York. and
ordered to the Constellation: Lieut., Jerome b.
House from tho training ship Minnesota. and
placed on waiting orders.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-24
TAMMANY DETERMINED.
Kelly, spinola and Other Leaders Still Bit
r terly Opposed to Tilden.

The New York Tribune publishes interviews
with number Of Tammany leaders In re-
gard to the attempted reunion Of the rival
Mr.. John Kelly said. 'Under no cir0um-
stances will Tammany Hall consent to sup
port Mr.. Tilden az the nominee for the Preei-
deney. And Tammany Hall has the sympa~
thy and support 0f many Democrats
Tilden. Tammany Hall will send . delegs-
tion to Cincinnati opposed to Mr.. Tilden.
Gen. kpinola said: "The feeling against
Mr.. Tilden is very bitter throughout the
State, and II he ie nominated at Cincinnati
the rival Democratic candidate In this Stat0
will receive a greater vote than Mr.. Kelly
when he ran against Gov. Robinson. Should.
however, some other candidate than Mr.. TIL
den receive the nomination, there ls no power
that can prevent q union OF all the Democrat
ic elements on the nominee.
E. d. Gale, Col. John FL. Mooney and other
Tammany leaders indorsed these sentiments.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-24
RUSSIA.

LONDON. March 2a.--A dispatch from Odessa
to the Times says: The son Of q priest. an ex.
peiied student ,one Of the ye hlista to be tried
sy the court. marital at Kien, has been e2n. e.
nineteenth death that has taken place In
Russia for political ofrsnses In less than two
years..
HT. PETERSBURG March 2s-The president Of
the Admia lstrative council Of Eastern Siberia
having reported the pressing necessity for new
prisons. owing to the great influx Of political
prisoners during the past year, additional
prisons will be constructed Immediately on the
River 1vanofr.
At a dinner yesterday In honor Of the EN-
peror Williams birthday. the Ozar said:
"On the anniversary OF my accession to the
throne. the Emperor OF Germany gave me re-
ne wed proof Of hlg constant friendship by an
offloial letter. which was Immediately pub.
lished. and also by q private letter. both Of
which deeply moved me. l reciprocate the
sentiments and wishes expressed In them. end
count upon the maintenanoe and consolidation
Of the relations which have existed for more
than d century between the two people.
drink to the health Of the Emperor. my best
friend"
Sentences Of death passed on the political
prisoners at KieH have been commnted In the
casee OF two prisoners to hard labor; two
others are to be executed.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-24
sale OF the Maxwell, Land Grant.

Maeh Se has
brated Maxwell grant. Ia New Mexico, was yes
terday terminated By foreclosure sale Of the
entire property under decree of Chief Justice
Prince. This finally sets at rest the title 10
nearly three million acres Of the most valuable
mineral and grazing land in New Mexico In
Guiding haitian Pass, which is the natural inlet
from the northeast to the Territory. Frank r.
Hherwin and his counsel, Judge Blrdseye, OF
New York. bid the entire property IN at
u, 900 under fret mortgage. and 500 600
under second mortgage. The aggregate OF the
mortgages and interest held BY the Dutch bond
holders was % 900 600. A United States patent
has been secured and arrangements are to be
perfected for the reorganization Of the com.
pany TO develop the territory. under the con-
troll Of q board Of four American and four
Dutch directors. The franchises are said to be
the most valuable ever granted in one patent.
The property is eituMed In the northeast cor
ner OF New Mexico, with 2oo. 900 acres across the
line In Colorado.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-24
IRELAND.

LONDON, March as.-The Times report Of the
banquet given to Mr.. Parnell By the Cork Farm
ers' Club last night, states !ha. Mr.. Biggar. In
Party said they had seen what Hartmann had
done In Russia. and II the constitutional course
they were at present pursuing in Parliament
failed In IT. object, he thought ireland might be
able to produce another Hartmann. and proba-
bly, with better results.
The Times this morning says: Mr.. Parnelis
determination that the advanced Home Rulers
shall put forward now candidates In number
OF constituencies to oppose moderate Home
Rulers. or Liberals who decline home ruie
pledges. has thrown Irish politics into state
81 confusion which may benefit the Conserva-
tives. This is In striking contrast with the
discipline and method OF contest In Scotland,
where the Lberals,. avoiding iealousies and
schism. which lost them many seats In 1874,
are attacking their opponents boldly and at
every point The orRaDizs stion Of the Con.
servatives is even more complete than that OF
the Liberals. but their spirits evidently are
not by any means 30 high.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-24
Moveunents Of ocean vessels.

LIVERPOOL, March 2s-Arrived: Steamer Mon
treal from New Orleans. bringing tho malls
man. disabled at sea and proceeding under
sail.
TouIoN. March 23.-Arrived: On March IS.
bile.
Orr ScILLY. March 23.-Arrived: On March ls
bark Alice from Darten. Ga.
GENOA. March 2s.-Arrived: On March 1S,
barks Nuova Emelta Oelestine from New Or.
leans. Agree from Charleston.
NEW YORK, March 23,-Arrived: State Of In
lanta. Richmond. New Orleans, Sarah, Eaton.
Clara Fletcher. ID. Folsn snm. Rossend Castle. Eng
land. HathersaRe and Domingo. Arrived out:
Iowa. Montreal. Rhanbina. Johanna Benj amin,
Rhine. Eclipse and Gledon. Homeward: Frey
for Savannah and A IA for New Orleans.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-24
THE SUGAR PLANTERS AND THE TARIFF.
IN. Y. Bulletin,l


The government spoon has never been ex-
tended to any class Of domestic. iindustries with
more readiness or with more liberalty than to
nnder proseon been
prosectionist nurses @ ,ses. With sli thIs pettips
Ing anable q walk y or stand s alcne, and calling
DAY il Vas born. The other day Il went Into
bsnawsh sssds enassd @ h
pacilc coast pe9vie to get the product ?f those
ss Il pn hsp ht tae Pa; M
In order to save then, from ruin = and inas- M
most part ohinsse they soush to str srensthen
their case BY. appealing to the popular pIeiu-
dice anst that sres aee and ner ss,t fe R
not permit itaelf to be led away bY appeals of
that character. ana that the reeiprocity treaty
to. day remains intact. What its benefits have
ciflc coast. we have heretofore had repeated oc-
casion 70 chow, and On that point the proof was
20 conclusive that It was supposed the Louis
their elamer for repeal. The anppoeitien was
not well founded. They have renewed their
demonstrations On the treaty and their repre-
sentativee In ypnGree9 are RdmOnished that its
repeal OF modification Is Q point TO be carried
at all hazards at this session. The interests Of
c9nsuineIs ere nothing e II them m The interests 4,
them, It is nothing to them whether our Pa
f shpHns HHssFysn. hsys sses af sa
more proteetien" SO long that, like spoiled
children. 1t is become second nature With
But It Il not only the Sandwich Islands that
they are anxious to bar out of the American
possible ea UPON VIM {, a sue also So' from the
Spanish ana British Weat indies. ana TO that
end We see ther are holding public meetings at
orlals and petitions against any reduction In
the tariff. at the same. time characterisinR the
importing and refining interests. who favor
tivea Of Cuban or West India planters, who are
seeking to ieoperdize BY adverse legislation
the existence OF the Louisiana sugar industry
affor1inR aa 1t does the principal source OF sup
port to over 900 600 people. and thus to advance
Che prosperity of the Cuban planter By securing
Does oceur to onr louisiana
less. have some interest at stake. as we'll as the
6e sena~eS 1anas ssRaa and he
Spanish and British West Indiee. are to be
closed against the former. they will be at the
to grow greedier III. proportion TO the favors Il
receives at the hands OF the government, The
tariff as at present construed. ae we showed
the other day, has pretty eheetuRllv killed of
our trade with Demerara; and II II y :? be
continued In force the same mode Qf adminis-
terng II cannot but have HE otha thhistns
ducing countries. This may seem a small mat
tar III the eyes Ok the Louisiana planters; but
seeing how anxious New Orleans processes tc
be for an extension Of its commerce with the
West indies. the merchants and business men
tlon the wisdom of the policy to which The
planting class have committed themselves
The farmers and manufacturers Of the Miseis
eippi valley who are desirous Of finding :
larger market In the West Indies for agricul
tural and other products, via New Orleans. vii
be apt. in due time. to have something to sal
on this subject.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-24
THE FORTY.slxTH CONGRESS-.
An Excited and Personal Debate In the
House on the Tariff Question
The Anti-Tarif Men Op-
posed to the Ways and
Means Committee.

WASHINGTON. March 2s.-Senats--After the
routine roy morning business was concluded the the
INTO National EducatIonal Ass9olstionI" 70
make reposs on and sslrf 70 oon
fnsaile. y outside 9i the jarlsdictlSn q Con;
Hosr as constitutional and In the Interest OF
natlonal education. Pending the debate the
morning hour expired and the Geneva award
bill was taken up. Mr.. Garland addressed the
0s,!aad ia.s yGas st ks m h q ,ee
speech, .Mr.. Herman obtained the floor. but
without further debate the senate went into ex-
eeutlvs session, and when the doors were re-
House; Oopner said in examining, the
record this morning he found that the bill re-
s g seeon sases saatafes lad
gommltfes en Revision Of Laws instead Of 70
luded 70 the danger M which arSse from biil not
clearly stating In its title its subject matter.
Mr.. rowneend. Of Illinois. ssid he had intro
what WHAT It rel referred when It stated that il was to
revise and to amend title 30 OF the Revised
Statutes, and that the Committee on Revision 81
the Laws was the proper committee to which 1t
s-A short debate enHued, In the. course Of which
Mr.. Reed. OF Maine. instnuated that Mr.. Town
without STATING that was tariff bill. and had 1t
referred to the Q9mmittee on Revision Of Laws
instead Of to Ways and Means Committee,
where It should and would have gone had the
House been aware OF its nature.
Mr.. Garfield moved to amend the journal 80
aR to make 1t appear that the bill was referred
yesterday, as 1t should have been by the rules
Of the House, to the Committee on Ways and
Mr.. Nichols Of Georgia, moved to lay this
motion on the table,. A long. confused and ex-
cited debate ensued. Mr.. Garfield and other
nsar M a
tro1uced a bill max Ing sweeping changes and
reductions In the existing tariff and had moved
It's reference to the Committee on Revision ?i
acted upon, instead Of to the Committee on
Ways and Means. where the rules Of the House
prescribed that It should go, and whore he tMr
Townsendl knew that It would not bs favogably
true nature OF the bill. which was not read
good good faith, had . asreel to refer il o.
be bs amanamsnt s n9y
epross eprors which { hsd eommted &n ssoas
personal epllo4uy took place between Mr.. Gar
ileld and Mr.. Townsend. the former charging
asuss stss ss s'1Ssas ssSsesai0sa u;
charge TO be a. .willful and deliberate falsehood
Mr.. Townsend defended his action in haviDs
the bill referred to the Oommittee on Revision
lists In the Ways and Means Committee smoth.
cred all bills looking to a reduction OF tariff
and he wanted this bill to be reported t2 2 Et tht
sst mGase hspa so hs vote the peoples
| imated and often excited debate upon the uues
tion Of the best means 9f correcting the errol
BY the H9a b g Az ~ n
Revision Of Laws. Without final action upoI
this subject the House. at G:10 p. M. adj ourned
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-24
bauer IL an industrious young man, about
twenty years old. Moore was looked upon ~
desperate negro.
MARITIME.
Several Vessels Put Into Harbor on the At
lantic Coast IN Leaky Condition.

NEW YoRK. March as,-A large bria-rigged
vessel supposed to be English. WAS seen on the
fourteenth twenty. five miles northwest Of Tor.
tuges. lying In the trough OF the eea no steam
~ eqt haa two ss: Ry ss Srk soms
The brig Medina, british. Linder9een master.
from Pensacola for London. put Into Bsrbad0ee
about March II, IN leaky condition.
The brig Lulan. Britlsh, johnson mastAfs
from Charleston for Halifax. put Into Bermud4
March o. leaking badly having experienced bad
she was boarded by a heavy sen. which smashed
her boat. She hal DISCHARGED ON the eighteenth
for repairs.
THn CAPTAIN or THE ARIZONA.
LONDON. March B--.rhe Admiralty Division
Of the High Court Of Justice has ordered thak
the certificate Of Capt. Jones. who .was in come
ran Into the iceberg. be returned to him.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-24
FRANCE.

PARIS, Mnrch 2s-It is stated that the deerees
dealing with unauthorized religious. bodies
but W II not appear in the official journal Till
after Easter. They will be preceded BY q report
drawn up by M. Lepere. Minister Of the Inte-
rior and Worship. which was approved by the
ministers,
Admiral De KerjeRu. Senator from Ootes Du
Nord is dead
the Times Gays: The recent extraordinary cold
weather has greatly Injured the vines through
out the country. and particularly n Bureun-
Door.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-24
IN. Y. Sun. March 2O.l


Il now seems as certain aB any future event
can be that Gen. Grant will be nominsted for
President by the Republican National Oonven-
'Gn In re regard % 70 the Democratic National Coz,
vention at Cincinnati. the Indications are as ret
less decisive: but we. are bound to record the
ties Ii 1a poini 70 The nomination u Mr.. Tlaen.
The only tending to Prevent ths no
may say. the. substantial certainty. that II will
divide the Republican party. There ~ large
body q wh on presas a5e
and M there Is another large body Of Hepublicans
as sna opDes
as man unfit to be President L is possible
that the Chicago convention. though chiefly ADJ
still hesitate before the certainty Of breaking
the Republican party In two. and choos instead
some candidate against whom no objections can
On the Democratic side the. difficulties. In the
way OF Mr.. Tilden may produce ti simiiar M re- r..
suit. especially az In bis case In addition t0 tne
rupture WI ich bis nomination would produce.
there is a widespread doubt whether age a40
hoh fsse s nS and abor 81
more exhausting labors Of administering the
the exam Die OF Gen. Harrison In 1s4i. and tho
consequences OF his election. may seem most
suggestive and weighty.
Now then. II after all Gen. Grant sn3nid r,.a %
By the D .mourats. what will be tne result On
the Republican side will # not be the nomina-
publican. and on the side Of the Democratic
dissentients will II not be. the nomination Of
an anti Tilden Democrat. thus repeating upon
employed last fall In the State Of New York 70
defeat Gov. Robinson?
Should this method be reeorted to ia each
rarfv thnro will hA fOur candidates In the ASld Z
but experience shows MS that where boiling
nominations are 70 bs made BY rebelli0uS fac.
tions In two opposing parties there Y always
finding some candidate who may be satisfactory
to all OF them. In such an event the campaign
Of next fall would bs fought out between three
candidates: and we hazard nothing In saying
that 1t is likely to Prove one Of the most ox-
citing In our political annals.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-24
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
Philadelphia Railway Depot Burned.

PHILADELPHIA. March 2s.-The Union Passen;:
ger hallway Depot. .corner Of Thompson and
burned and several dwellings damaged this
morning. The horses were all saved.
FIRE IN CHATHAM. VA.
RICHMOND March 3.-Telegrams from Chat
ham. Plttsylvania county. Va. report that fire
broke out there between IL and O'Clock last
night. which DESTROYED about dozen houses IN
the business portion Of the town. The total loss
is estimated at $4,000: insurance $4,000 The
owned by W. T. Titzeerald. This is the second
large are In Chatham within the past few days.
DESPERATE NEGRO KILLED.
GALVESTON. March 23.-To-morrow's NeDs
will publish the following special dated Brs; ,,,
ond March a. ABOUT o,eloek last nieht Bll
the grocery Of q. Schmidt to get drink; be;
coming noisy, Max Stelbsuer got pistol and
ordered him to leave. Moore left and ATTEMPTED
70 borrow piato, from several persons, Saving
he would kill Htellhauer as he went homo:
Btellbauer started in search Of ON onacer. and
e. he was passing between the market: nonse
and Nash & Bennette saloon he met moore.
who made lunRe at him; 6follDaoeE nare0.
killine Moore instantly 6tollbAuer gave nl@.
oelf uD and Wo1 edmlaed q tseo DALI esela.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-24
FOREIGN FLASHES.

HAVANA, March 23.-Han Domingo advices
say peace has been restored. and business is
brisk.
In Venezuela the city Of Bolivia. which was
IN revolt. has surrendered. and President Guz-
man Bianco again has pacific control OF the
whole republic.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-24
GRANTS RETURN.
Ulysses Lands at Galveston Amid Much
Enthusiasm-The Programme Of En-
tertainments- General to
Visit New Orleans.

GALVESTON. March 10. A:19 p. m.-Gen. Grant
and party reached the New York steamship
wharf at $40. ALI are we'll. and speak kindly
OF their trip.
The welcome extended thus far has been as
hearty and enthusiastic as could be desired
anywhere. All the military companies are en-
gagged IN keeping baGa the crewdi; % WI which seems
RYAN
GALVESTON. March %. 9 p, m.-,By p. m, to-
we're flying from all the principal buildings,
revenue cutter Mclean went out to bring In
Gen. Grant and his party, As the reyeenue cut
ter was approaching the Galveston artillery be-
tic @ committee. The procession was formed OF
Twenty. fourth street to Broadway, down broad.
way TO Twentieth. up Twentieth to Market
street. up Market street to Twenty.second.
Church street to the fremont Hotel. Oh Tre.
~ worder Of the procession was as follows:
First, the German band; then the Galveston
Artillery Company. Washinaton Guards. Lin
coin Guards tcolored). Mysterious Ten and the
sons q ben So Se iDofsa osrrssss oen
tanning Generals Grant. Phil. Sheridan, b. D. q.
Ord and Major g. II. Leonard;. next the com.
the % ladies % oi the 1 party " cadet band. coiored
then the various fire companies Of the city. On
arrival at the fremont House review took
place from the rotunda; then the General re-
place. large number Of ladies and gentle.
man were presented to the man on horseback" !"
About D. IN. the General retired. The banquet
which was to be given to- night has been post
poned until tomorrow evening at o'clock.
owing to the delay In arriving
The following Is the programme OF entertain
ment Of the Grant party for the next two
days:
Wednesday morning Drive on the beach:
E.,ou ine T,od dioaI raoant1nn nt fhQ Tr0m0Dt
House from 8 to s; grand banquet at .. m.
Thursday-Ootfon press rece ptiOn and grand
fish chowder at Garten Verein at .. m.
GRANT COMING TO NEW ORLEANS.
GALVESTON. March 2s.-Gen. Grant leaves for
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-24
POLITICAL NOTES.
The Pennsylvania Greenbaoksrs.

HARRISBURG Pa. March 23-1rhe areenback
State Convention met In thy House OF Hepreaan-
tstives to-aay. was called TO order by Hon.
Hines. Of Luzerne. Mr. Plnmmer. Of Crawford
county. was elected temporary chairman,
Din9man. of Forest county. temporary seero-
tary. A committee on permanent organization
was appointed and the convention took q re-
GEES.
THE TBNNKssEE aRKRrBAoKERs.
NAsHvi1l.E. Tenn. March 2s.-.,rhe State Com
vention OF the National Greenbagk party. has
been called to meet In Nashville. May IA, to ap-
point delegates to the National Convention 1t
Chicago.
THE MINNESOTA DEMOCRATS.
BT, PAUL, March % The Democratic Htat0
Committee met here to-day aud called q Htat0
convention. to be held May 40. In this city. fOr
the purpose OF eleoting delegates to Cincinnati
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-24
TURKEY.

LONDON. March pa Constantinople, dis;
patch says Dol. Synge has been released. and
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-24

Death Of An Albany Dank President.
ALBANY. N. u. March 93.-Thpmas W. QloOtt.
president of the Mechanics and Farmers Bank
and OF the Dudley Observatory. died t0.day.
aged eighty-flye.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-24

Hear Willoughby Reade. Inimitable read
inss to-nisht Benefit Of the Newpboys' Asso.
citation. = No. q Camp street
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-24
nc naratarta Ca.al cempany.

MrupHrs. March 2d.-Ata q meeting Of the d.
rectors Of tho BatAtaria Ship Canal COMPANY
Capt. Thomas r. IAathers. Of New Orleenss Vas
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-24

and Orange, Texas. bnt on account of the re-
cent protraeted freshets the afst train to
Texas will not leave Lake Charles for Orange
before the last OF next week.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-17
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