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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-07
MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN VESSELS.

NEW YoRE, April 6.-Arriv-d: Utopia. Del
size. Wheasteld. City of Savannah. Arrived
out: Hectanoga, Louise Christian Ladd Alice
NJ Minat. Africa,
NEW YORK. April ARRIVED: Steamer Hansa.
Arrived oul: Steamers Republic. Oder. Somer-
Sc. Riversdale, Blaedon.
BALTIMORE, Anril 6. Arrived: Steamers Geo
Appold from Savannah, Louise from Roanoke
river.
VINEYARD HAVEN. Mass. April s.-Arrived:
echnoners e. Y. Drummond from Wilmington,
N, C Nathan CleavAs from Virginia.
LIVERPOOL, April 6.-Arrived. Steamers Chill
Ian. Plantation aud Yurac Bat from New Or
leans,
LIVERPOOL. April Arrived: April 8, Hilda
FROM Norfolk .Aprii s, ship Ashgrove from N W
Orleans, bark Landseer from Galveston. April
6, bark Baunnoea from Darien.
BARCELONA, April 6.-Arrived: On the first
brig Amable Teresa from Savannah: on the
second barks Aretusa. Aurora. Capt. Anderson.
and 7. Ii. Armstrong from New Orleans. The
~ damaged. Josen Nsrissa, Treas Aurora. and
briggs Bolmes. camilla. Id Tossa Francisco and
Premia from Charleston: Oonchita from Sa-
vannah; on the third banks Humber from New
New Orleans and Valparaiso. Capt. la. from
Charleston. brig Tibidaho from New Orleans.
GHENT, April 8.-Arrived: Second instant
BARR Broderne, oapt, Eyersen from Say nnah.
Adrianua and Petronella from Darien.
. YARMOUTH, April 6-Arrived: On the fifth
bark .ilsherrie from Darien.
QUEENSTOWN, tpril 6.-Arrived: On the fifth
bark sio from Wilmington, N. C.
ANTWERP, April 8.-Arrived Steamer Butte
shire from New Orleans.
AMsTsRpAM April Sailed: On the fifth,
the twenty third utimo. bark Nina from New
Orleans.
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PoRT EABs, April o. Noon.-Wind southwest
and light.
Arrived: Steamship l. G. Harris, Brown mas
ter, at 7:ib a. M, from Morgan City. TO @. A.
Whitney & 90.
Steamship Harlan. Lewis master, at 11:4a
NJ, from Clinton via Galveston and Morgan
City, to 0has. A. Whitney l. Go.
Britteh chip Annie Bensay. from Havre via
Key West. to DeWof < Hammond.
No departures.
6 y. m.-Barometer 20 49, Wind southwest.
brisk weather fair
The steamer j. W. Cannon. with Gen. Grant
and party on board. arrived down at 1850 .. m.
and left again for the city at 4:l5 o. M. making
the run from the city to the ietties In 81 hours
q distance of 40 miles.
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Reoeapts nr the Rev Basin.

PEARL RIVER-Per eteamer Lce-113 bales of
to Jno L Harde &oo-5o do Moore g. oleman
~ LYMAN d Liob tensten-l5 Warren & Atkinson
1877 sacks rice s sacks peas Warren g. Atkinson-50
do Il j Hart &co-79 DO to Jno Hardie Ssoo-and
md les orde'TotAl 400 bales &C ton 1877 sacks of
rice i4f saeks peas
Pascagouia-Per sohr Julia-1350 bbls charcoal to
order
Bonfouca-Per sobr Fredonia-l5c0o bricks to or
der
Jordan River-Per sohr Normande-26 goo feet of
lumber TO l. Demeritt
Little River-fer sohr Odea-l75 bbls shells to
order
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MARINE NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT,
April Z. 1880
Cleared Yesterday.

Steamship New OrleaGs Halsey, for New York
Mouiton
Stes wahip Chalmette Read, for New York
A Whitney Geo
Steamship Gussie, Connel for Clint u via Galveston
c A Whitney eco
Nor Ehir Fylgija, Christiansen, for rotterdam
Robt Oerlen
Nor bark ymer, Gundersen for Cork
81 0ettli eco
ltal brig Fortunate Russo, for Genoa
A Miller &oo
Brig Annie and Lily, o'Brien for Havsna-
Joseph Kelley
Sp brig San Antonio, Gtbernan, for Barcelana-
Avsndano Bros
Schr Richard Locke, Tredup. for Port Cortez-
Master
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TO Bokham a. Moere--75 do TO erdsr-1 Never wsis
so9s keeT a GsranerS ksssnsh Dor,
Gardner Copp--a Richardson T. Mays to Chatfe
Hamilton & Powell-a Newman 6co-s Allen,
car hay N o 4 M RI car lumber j Hobsen
son-1 car wood Nagle-1 car stock @ Mehle GEO.
do Ayeook. Mitchell &co-s cars poultry Miller g.
Meyer-6 mdae BAUM car machinery w
L Cushing bdis baskets r C,itteuden--l6 pkps of
mdse vandergriG-1 car horns to J b Herman-5o
sacks middlings J Langles-Eo bbls oil TO II Arm
bruster-lO pkgs tobacco to p II Sarrasin-sundsy
mdse Flsah, Preston &co-l5 pkgs butter w @ Lyon
&co-6 do O II Lawrence &co-20 John Eorien-4
cars brick 1873 sacks peas r Kent &co-iS0 bbls OF
-four Glover a. Odsndahl-so bhls wine 10 half hills
brandy bdIs hides F j Hart &co-35u boxes soap to
Nesop &co-io tubs butter schwabsoher Hlrsnn
do go boxes cheese Miller Grgsby COO tieroe of
hams Russ tools West-3t nkgs butter to
MeCloskey Hendrsoen-I2 bellows Rice Born aeo
90 sacks oiloske Anderson Il tmpsop-i hog mdse
L. Lvons-G0 bbls oil Insurance oil Tank Cn-lpt
plowstuH Folger &oo-2o boxes tobacco TO 3 Hern-
sheim d Bro pkgs mdse John Richardson BIZ
sewing machines M Peoh-l4 pkgs butter Clark 4
Meader-sundries TO order-Total 1872 bales cotton
hsswssrmwama
The steamship Naga>a of Wards Line Captain
Baker, left New York Sunday, March 90 at a. In.
and arrived Mt Havana at g n m Wednesday thus
making the voyage in three days and twenty hours
o ia st trip
AMERICAN PORTS.
by TeIegraphl
New York, April 0, 1880.
To @. A. Whitney &co:
The steamship New York Capt Quick arrived
early this morning.
BoGERT T. MORGAN, Agents.
New York April o, 1880.
To A. Moulton:
The steamships Kniokerbooker Capt. Kembe,
rived early this morning
EuHMIaE FORT#.
by Osble TO the ". v. Herald
Liverpool March 3I-Arrved from New Orleans
Br ship Victory, Faraubar, and barb Chrysplite.
Wood. Arrived from Mobile, ships CITY of BfoeH-
lyn, Chase and John Bunyan Soevis. Arrived
from Galveston, bark Ben, Hansan
Malaga, March 2f-Arrived from New Orleans
schr Ella M storer Wade
London, April Arrived from Pensacola Br bark
Silistria Cleft
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mrI IL
AAV kM RssessAas
HARRISON LINE.

SAzlAlEE The steamship
HISTORIAN,
Lang, Commander,
will sail on or about April s, 1880, from nc7~
wharf. foot OF Montegut street, ava
VIII receive cotton and sign through bills O
lading for the Continent. between Havre and.
Cronstadt.
These steamships. being Of light draft, Will
cross the bar of the Mississippi at all hmeg
without detention.
For freight apply to
LUCAS e. MOORE,
de20 1y 1876 Graviet street. u stairs.
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Arrived

Steamship Hsrisn. Lewis from Clinton sRd Calves
ton via Morgan City, 70 G a Whitney &oo-Al-
gers
steamship HGrIis, Brown. from Morgan CITY, to
ca Whitney &co-Algiers
r. ship Edsth TT ep Smith from st Nazai7e via St
Thomas. to Had 4 Vaughan Point
BIZ sohr j no:e Weed. Ward, from Bay Islasds to
S Uteri 6 Bro-Fic Tier
srhAMBuATs.
Colleen Rule. ShLnkle. from Cincinnati
Y.>zso Valley. Tea from shreveport
Bonnie Lee. ksuEs, from Mindeu
tred A Blanks, Banks from Qua hita City
Dohn W cannon Lioano from t<ayuu Sara
Assn n De1on, Char ct from Bayou Lafourche
ono Dppold. Toms ftom S. Louis. with barges
Marta Louise Brinker. from Shreveport previously
repor sd sunk in RED iserl
savior, -. frou Red hlver lwrecking steamer}-
no cargo
LoIs, -, from Pearl Rtver-New Basin
Aassw-s,Grafes DE.
br ship Annie Biugav. Cann from Hgyre via Kew
West. to DeWolf g. Hammond
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mscsYpts Mt the Old Rastn.

Tchefuneta River-Per schr Hermit No $50 cords
wood to order
Bayou Laoombe-Per sohr Geo Colmar-4o cords
wood to order
Bayou Lacombe-Per schr Camille-35o bbls sand
to order
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RIVER NEWS.
oEgICM NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, !
Wednesday, April 7, 1880, !
Arrivals.

Bee marine column,
Departures
En,na Irvine, Martha Assumption, II. II.
Lee. Rene Maereadv, Guiding Star Belle of
Shreveport, City of Augusta, Faneheb
stage III the Rtvesa.
Daily telesraphic report of the stage OF water
nj various points, with changes. In the "a hours
ending yesterday at p.m,
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BREN EN-.

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD,
STEAM BETWEEN BREMEN AND NEW Oh.
LEANS, VIA HAVRE, SOUTHLAND.
TON AND HAVANA,
AFXAs The steamships Of the North Ger,
= sst2.ss4l. man Lloyd will resume their Regular
Trips. as follows:
From Bremen. From N. Orleans =,
Hanover January 81 about Feb.
Hanover. ...-.--....March "A ADout - -
Nurnberg. ............Apru a About
These steamers touch outward at Havre ana
Havana. and on their home trip ct Havana AMI
PRICES OF PASSAGE.
From Bremen. Southampton or Ha7re TO Hsp.
ana or New Orleans Cabin $3.50: steerage SOS
From New Orleans to SonthAm pton Hayre or
bremen@Cabtn, $50; Steerage, s45.
8, from New Orleans to Havana-Cabin, ts5
Storage. SIS.
Children under ten years, half price; chill.
dren under one year free,
n. B.-Our agents for Texas. Messrs. KauEs.
man d RuDge, In Galveston, are authorized to
issue steeraae passage orders at the following
through rates:
From Bremen TO Galveston, $40:
From Bremen to Indianola. $45 so.
The company reserves the right to ehanRs
the route OF the steamers, their advertis ed days
of departure and the prices Of passage.
Passage tick cts from Bremen outtampFor.
or Havre TO New Orleans Issued By thu undes~
signed.
For further particulars apply to
ED. T. SToCKMEYER & CO. Agents.
eu5l ~ ~ Inton s.IeEs
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Receipts by Railroads.
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD

April 6-l cattle and hogs to L Johnson
car cattle j S Eason-967 sacks peas Bank of Geor-
gia-34. do Romantic Dymond & Gsrdes-90
pkes bottled beer 81 & NJ Il Cross-iss pkgs beer
Waz--'ro do Geo Yslets-li bbfs talow to VIM
Mehle-9 bbls turpenine 81 bbls rosin to Simpson a.
Tricou-l piano ID Redden-t lumber to r w
Rogers-l do b Byrne-4e bbls rosin bbls turpen-
tine Simpson T1icou-i b g lard Clark 81 Meader
1 coop poultry 10 Bailey & Rhodes pkgs mdse to
terces hams ID Fatio &oo-f boxes tobacco 60 order
10 do Flash. Preston &eo-53 W Irby-2 hhds to-
Lambert-.6 pkgs mdse M W Smith-io teroes hams
Schmidt L. Zeger-5 do d Moriarty-lo0 tubs butter
@ 81 Lawrence &co-30 do Geo BinI ing-l0 tierces of
hams to Il Gotham &co-sundriee to order-Tota. 2
hhds tobacco
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" Elp RIVER.
Nod River ana Taxnn

Nod River ana Texas.
P0RTATION COMPANY. AND TEXAa PAN
,s0lFlO RAILWAY AND OONNEJTTona'
,a mh,iI9ugh bills Of lading and through passen
R eh LloRets 70 all landings on Red river and al
Tal l stations In Texas. The best route OUT e 70
,sN.E - FOR SHREVEPORT, JEFpEp.
.&s%zsS1eM son, Hot Springs, and all landings
In Texas. A Ae"~"s stsseiohs
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Freight for Brownsville IS per cent off tariff
EXCEPT grain which ls at special rate,
through bills ladina signed to all points
on the Houston and Texas Central and q. RI ,
ana o. A; y. H., Int. end Great Northern Hall.
rosen. ana New Orleans and Texas Railroad.
road. "'''A 'A'A''A'' s''''
Freights for Gonzales. HalIettsville. Rancho.
etc. received via Clinton or Ouero.
Al9hteTage TO CORPUS Christi and Brazos "a
any, ,e r. bisk "a and d expense Of condolences
4, etelgnt Tor 81 the above points received nj
the, depot of Morgan's Louisiana and Texss
railroad, foot of Lafayette street, daily until
y, m. ~
Tickets and staterooms secured until n. m.
az agents ONCE, or ct the ferry landing, on
Ihrough tickets will be Issued from this office
20 the principal points on the Houston, Texas
central Railroad. on the International and
Great g at Northern Railroad Texas and Paoifo
O. A. WHITNEY b CO., Managers.
oel Oorner Magazine and Natenas sts,
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LOW ERR COAST.

Leaves every TUESDAY aud THURSDAY at Ii
q. m. and SATURDAY I'D. m.
- - FOR ORANGE FARM, POINTE
ktazs$a2HssstM ala Hache. Greenwood Plantation.
= Terre aug Beuf, and all plantation
EMS "a IRVINE.
ia. Ruiz master. e. M. Vallette clerk.
leaves as above regularly, returning to the city
early In the evening on alternate days. For
freight or passage apply On board. head Of Cou.
ii street anil
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MoKoAN's LOUISIANA AND TEXAS BAIL,
Road AND STEAMSHIP 90.

April 6-35 bbls molAsses hid sugar Bush & LIE.
vsrt--s dc Mouton-s do 10 bales cotton bale
wool Payne, Kennedy Aco-3 bales cotton bale of
hides L Dupuis jig aids hides bsl e moss
bdl hides l. Terrebonne-l sack wool A Jones
do RR Gogreve-3 L Lacassagne-1 hide to W 81
MeFkel-se mead cattle G Mehle eco sundries to OF
der ots Is bales II hhds sugar IS bbls
lassss
uaiuAG0. ST. LOUIS AND NER ORLEANS
RAILROAD.
April $50 csF loads. as felews-75 bales cotton
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TEX As.
MoRgAN,s L0UInIANA AND TEXAS BAIL.
ROAD AND sTEAMsHIF COMPANY.
PASSENGER ROUTE FQR GALVESTON AND
H0IfHTQN
LEAVE SUNDAY, TUESDAY,
THURSDAY AND SATURDAY,.

:. Passengers take Railroad Ferryboat, foot of
Ut. Ann street, ut q. m, reaching Morgan City
from Morgan Oily. In connection with Mor9an's
Louisiana and Texas Railroad.
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CLINTON VIA GALVE'TON-Per steamship
Haran-From 9 linton, 25 bales cation 10 order--Gs
10 Blake Bros &cu-s Jno L Hardie &oo-ig bales Of
hides A Whitney &co-2 hbls whisky Anchor Line
anndres TO nrder-Fotsl LOT bales cotton. From
Galveston. ~ head cattle q Mehle &oo-sundries to
Urrpr
NEW E0RK-Per bark Will W Tasp-Bn0 tons
coal tp Norton e. Bell--SGu do Chandler Il Ashbury
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WEEKLY RED RIVER PACK ET.
Leaves every SATURDAY. at D, m,
isu.T b. FOR GRAND EOORE. ALEgAH
dria Egg Bend Norman's Barhin's
- Wares and way landings-The
elegant and new steamer
JESSE. BELL,
ih H. Hlnnott mas'er q. O. Hamilton clerk,
WIN leave as above. For freight or passage
apply on board, or to % poeeose
u. ". ADAMS, IL Commercial Place.
H;S.-No wharfboat charges, or com lssion.
VIII be charged at mouth of Red river or New
orleans for forwarding freight Consigned to
uVtsA VI hAeIL. ies
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FOX BHRBVEPORT
silver City. M, N Wood rnaafer
Leaves WEDNESDAY April Z. at 8 o.. m.
FOR MINDEN.
yomn ~, senily. Geo. Wilkinson master.
"a, Leaves WEDNESDAY. April 7. at s o. m.
ri, Hp ~, whsrfbosl ohatges, dragage or COM mission
VIII pe oharged at mouth of Red River Bavou
bsra, or at New Orleans, In Forwarding freieh
ool CONSIGNED g the company by bill of Iadina.
lQr freight or passage apply on board of the
2oats or ut the office of the company, No "a
NJ. W. JOYCE. GE6 + H ETTtt 4 tu5ft'onV'
j. ID. CAHLIN BRTTTON j. EI:pT uu
ta4 LORD n MopEARE A1cnta
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6xFEs Fob. INDIANOLA AND CORPUS
n Christi - steamers leaving Morgan
Jity 9n, TUESDAYS and SATURDAYS con.
,eef 81 Galveston with the Norfolk.
y, Fireights to, be carried via Morgan City or
Mississippi river; carriers option,
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br ship Annie Bingav, C.nn from Hsyre via Key
West. to DeWoh g. Hammond
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E%hsk FOR BHAZOs SANTIAGO VIA
ssssas Galveston iron steamer
D. q. HaRRHA
VIII sail from Agiers
WEDNESDAY April r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-16
FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON Monday March -. 1850.
The Reich.tag Committee on the Military D'l mas "P
provrd IT. principal provisions Win shtht uoo'tuons
The betting on the University boai-race which VIII
o, oer turIay morning (. now 10 70 on the Oxford
crew, - J.,
In the R-chstag to-day, the treaty OF commerce De
tween Germany aud the Sandwich Islands WIS Ic'N Z"
first time. ,
np,i,o her approaching sojourn ON the Continent
oncep Y, tora viii meet the German Emperor at Baden
WlcsDldcn. ,, -
Dixon. Colcry. q. High Elautyrc. near Glasgow Is
on fl 20 from gas explosion. One death has fesueu
from the explosion
ON the I'm INST the police Of Warsaw surprised
meeting OF socialists and captured two cvil engineers
one medical student aud thirteen hE"S'"-'
NJ George de- Cassaguac. son OF the l'e ~ "r"''' "o
,, ,,s h ~ elected A rne Iuber Of the Chamber of
Dcpmtcs ior Mraudc, Depart uent o! Gers
,'be last hettiog on the race for the Lincolnshire
uandicnp wac = 10 ! against Pierre Lorlnnrds Amer
can colt Wa!!ens Elm and 100 10 l against laIo'c
Al mrerue Of The London Central Arctic Committee
resolution wns passed appointing May ISL, as @ ,ie
tins FOR the sailing OF The new brIu'" [>''''o
The boiler ~ a steamer has burst III inc har"or VI
Bona Two nremcn the steamer were XII kIoo, , n mus
me ruenccz lie Ia dcspalred or twenty-five persons
were injured on Othcr ships
The committee Of the leaders OF the Boer party has
abandoned the proposed mass meeting III tle Trans ~
The condition Of affairs Basutoland rs critical IN con
sequences OF the determination OF the thpo ,,e
| TO insist upon the disarmament ot the ha'Ves .
information has been received OF a rupture po'"e"
Franco and Madagascar, IN consequence ei nls"""'
standing between the French Consul hli Iho @ "a
| mcut OF the island The Consul has haueu uo"" Mo
| nag aud appealed 10 his Government TOT SupPol"
m, S,odrd,s Berlin dispatch says: The Pope nav
tn made tho concession that the names OF priests ap
ponted TO lyIngs are henceforth to be olciay ool %
nicated by Bishops the secular uu'hor,u"s pssihc
| tvrcn Rrrllu and the Vatican has pccpiio po'si ~,
hhoui 900 vacant hvings viii be reiie,', uu u1 ;,
vexatiois clauses OF ecclesiastical laws wiz DC
| Tho Dublin Mansion House Rellef Coinui'."o "i' %
co ,hot ,b.v have received since the 1th inst the
| ann Of OF s61 The total Of the subscriptions now
amounts TO al1712i of which the SUN Of So24o- mas
been expended Tho committee have received shCG
llth INST. sums from Calcutta. ma' r, bas peceived
sSoG from tie Irish Relief Fund Of sa,rImenN tTs
| IIoTnc fnr DsobIei Volunteer Soldiers at hlIwsuket
Vi and ri Is from the Irish Reef Committee OF New
VAIL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-16
AN INDI4N MASSACRE.

SEVERAL PERSONS KILLED WHILE on PROSPECT
ING TRIP N COLORADO-sOME OF THE BODIES
FOUND AND BURIED.
DENVER March ia dispatch from Alamosa to
The Republican says that reliable information of
the late Indian depredations has just been received
by private letter dated SvertOD Col. March 0,
containing the following:
We have news OF terrible Indian massacre near the
Blue Mountains. Joseph LacOme, Joseph Chanes,
Patrick Kane. William TrnbrOm, David ;. N0ekbammer
and several Others, killed. Several OF the bodies
have been found and buried Inere Is great excitement
IN the Ames Valley.
The above named parties were in .he locality OF
the massacre, having gone there recently on pros
pecting trip; therefore, the names of those killed
are undoubtedly correct
EXCITEMENT AT BIG HORN-THE CROWS AND THE
SIOUX FORM Az ALLIANCE-TROUBLE EXPECTED.
CHEYENNE wv, March 15.-Ihe Dd'tg LoddT
has received the following special from Big Horn
Post Office. March H. via Fort Mckinney March 10
The settlements to the north Of us are in great state
Of excitement because OF the latest news regarding
Indians. .
rncr Il Miles sends word from Fort Custer that the
Crows have formed treaty with the sioux, ana tne
settlers are from the north and west OF tongue
RIVER into Goose Creek Valley FOR mutual protection.
At Big Horn Post Office all IL excitement, when IN
creases from fact that there only two companies
of troops at the post OF Fort Mckinney.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-16
INTERNATIONAL RAILWAY.
A STRONG ARGUMENT By WILLIAM WALTER PHELPS
AGAINST GRANTING A SUBSIDY 10 The SAN An
TONIC AND LAREDO COMPANY.

A STRONG ARGUMENT By WILLIAM WALTER PHELPS
AGAINST GRANTING A SUBSIDY 10 The SAN An
TONIC AND LAREDO COMPANY.
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRTBUNE.l
WASHINGTON March 15.-At a meeting of the
House Committee on Railways and Canals this
morning, the Hon. William Walter Phelps made n
strong argument against the adoption of the bill
now pending in that committee, granting Govern
ment subsidy to the San Antonio and Laredo Rail
way Company.
His objections were briefly these: The lnerna-
tiOnal Railway Company. another corporation char
tered to connect the points, had already built
and placed its line operation for distance of 800
miles. 1t is at Austin, he said and construction is
already being actively pushed toward San Antonio
and Laredo. The delay up to the present time has
been the result of two causes-the refusal of the
State of Texas to issue its bonds, the promise of
which was the inducement which moved New-York
capitalists to undertake the enterpEse .b4i9dpg
market which. prior to January last, made 1t I'M
possible for the International Company to market
its own securities.
Mr.. Phelps said that the Government ought 10
give no subsidy anywhere to anybody; but. If
anywhere TO this private corporation, which has
made heavy losses through the reputation of the
State of Texas and which now with private capltai
is covering the proposed ground
The remarks of MT. Phelps had the greater IN
Auence with the committee because he was Known
10 be tue largest shareholder III the international
Road.