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Pnrncll Disnpproves OF the Shoot
Ing practlcett by tho Irish
Ten0ntry.
Particulars Of the Plot to Blow
Up the Russian Yacht
Livadia.
Weekly Review Of the English and
Continental Braadstuffs Trade.
TURKEY. .

CoSsT.ANT1NorLE, Supt. 27.--.rte spirit OF
reckless defiance Is becoming more n,ltl more
Intense Mt tbs pRlace. For auycral days past
the Sultan llas refused to listen TO aMy ob-
lection made by his Ministers IN tho policy
Which lo l,as ntloptetl, nnd las Issued all Or
der that any official who sl,all bc heard cx-
pressing n cnntrnry opinion shall bo Ills
missed md axcllcd. Never before since thu
time of Malmond the Terrible, has such M
order been ISSUED.
POSITION or TIE ALBANIAN TRoops.
RA0usA, Sept. a7.-Thc Albnnians are el,-
calnpetl MI the summit of Mount Afnzkrcl,
where they have formed fvc lines OF ofintroncll-
,ne'.ts, connected BY covered ways.
> nCMona.
IT Is rumored that Mnuk!,tar Pasha has ar-
RIVED In tho vicinity Of Seusari.
Only, one vessel Of each nationality will
A trustworthy report Is Just received TINT
courier tho tleet will not start for Dulcigno
for fortyselgllt hours.
THE i'o1uE'a nt:cIstoS.
OnAyos.A, Sent. aT.-Yester4Ay tho Prince
It Montenegro resolved official information
That MI advance to Dnlcignn wni1u he rt.-
carried us declaration ot wnr. The Prince
9f Montenegro consequently EIas teIegrnphed
A'al dnt rs SeyGur III IT t to 2 G y s not i; st
Powers. II, attnck,the AlbnnInns, reinforced
ns they arc By 'rurkis,, regulars md artillery
THIS step of tho Porte must bc regarded rs
tantanount to declaration Of war against
MUST WITHDRAW.
:, GnAyosA. Sept. 9'.-.,The. Ottoman. frlRate
Scl,laa.anicll lies ;nil DulclHn0. Sho will
lie summoned to wtgt!rnw. and it shu offers
rSsista!fe rf;aS must yneSSol4aby pe destroyed or
. ~' ritE sttiiiTi;Sis;'s LAST. LAST: $50 "'
CoXsrANr1HorLts Sept. 27.-The Inst noto
at tho Porte refusing the surrender Or Dul-
c!gno unless ,thn naval demonstration IL
abandoned wns In great .part tic SultaM's
t 2%, fUr f1'h9st tbs II re%re ~ The e
that tla demonstration bG abandoned, hut
Tint no demonstration sslAll lp employed in
connection witt. the Greek frontier ur my
other a,icstlon, an;l that no other concession
negro.
RAGusA, Sept. a7.-Tho squadron wflicl, Is
to- netnntly tnsc part IN tho det,onstr,ltm
will hs divided ll!to thsee co!"snYs, the, first
the seco.lh. Of Austrian md French; a,tl tllc
third. OF Russian md GGrlnail SHIPS.
QUESTION.
Thu question IL ventintPtl whether the
landing Ut trunps FROM tho tlect Wtlultl RsslSt
the Montcnegrlns Il. tic occupation of Dull
PREVENTED 'FnoM LEAVING.
It Is ruinorel Tint tl1e Albania,,s at Scntart
.nye' prevented tho forcign Consnls from
leaving the town.
rEcsISgs TO PARTICIPATE.
Tho French cnhu,nntler Inns declined active
participation In l'ostllltlca. :"
Wilt MAKE NO CONCESSION.
Tho An!bassalnrs' reply to the l'9rtc's cir
cn!ar on tue A!nntaneErln question has been
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adopted 1t wo,ll.l injure THO prospects nf
Gen. HANCOCK. and II they had cd,lntctlt ont
Democratic candidates fnr E0ngTgss would
be defeated. JAMES 'TnrnANs,
Secretary fRcnul,lcNn afn.u CHn1illttto.


SOUTHERN SENTIMENT.
A HAlt.IsoAD TIMETABLE nEANrSa Ion-
TRAITS ur stEMni:is uF THE CoSFEi'-
ElkATE CABINET CIRCULATED IN TIE
! MIR t1rk Tribune.
4 A traveller from tho South. WIN has just
nrrlye,9 III this city, brings frest, illustrations
of tho f,.et TINT tho Sut.horn people Au not
regard "tho cnase fur which l.re md
jackson fnuH!pt" NJ n Inst one. lie cites
lnnuy Instances Ut Tho feeling of tho prcat
llinss Of tho peop1e of tho Soutl, with wl'oln
lie came H., ct,ntact towards tho "Nort1lurli
nnlistsItls," WIN conquered them, ~. they say
' @ E1!sfs E%feps ey f Hhs @ 81 ts Gs q ffs she
Sottl, appreciate thu f.p!lrg. he says, nntl
nftnn make ,,se nf 1t II, their advertisements.
One ltotrl Mt which hn stnyr, for Mshort tlMo
'rl,e must significant il,sta1,ee Of 1Ils feel
tist'!,eit a,ui Timetable Ut %,tlie Krnnesaw
ro,ttc Yin knoxyilIe."' One side Of tliis rail-
ros s.tas n t'i, stGlns 4 g.; So sfS Iln t e
istleratt. Cabinet, President Jefferson
Davis Is tho CENTRAL flg,lrr. surrounded hy
lows;, J. G: l,rcckinrI.1go, sscrs!nry
i'resi,lcut: :Iu''ail j.. l,clIaill. SECRETARY g
State: j. II. lteaElN, 1'us1hastGl-{;rllerul; i;
nil Slcrhei! il, Mallory, 3ccretary 1T the
Navy. Unuer tNCSG Pictures nfG talG WhfHs:
Compliments ut the keantsaw Route. u.
W. ,Wfcl,, General Passenger Agnt. At'anta,
t'a." t,n tho reverse sitleis tho rcEllnr time
tahlo Of the roat witt! fts connections from
New York to New Orleans.
i reporter Of tho TriI,Mnacntleh on George
". Huntington, EASTERN Passenger Agent,
No. :An l}rNatlway. ,wl0so nasne fs also all the
timetable. tn ascertain If these Rebel clrc!l-
lara wnrr ,fsn exppsett to the Northern pllb-
liz: but Mr. Huntington saltl !,o Init not r-
eeiy@i my Of tlonl. 1nlH,tTles l,ad been
soins . froi,l Xtanta. ii'hesa tabiss were ls-
sMd frnm tic offices III The ,Sniih for thu
general information of the pl,hlc: :,
The krnnnsnw route Is evidently n South
ern rond. for Southern people, nud Its
General Passenger Agent understands hoy
| hest to nttrnct Southern travel. John $.
Barbour, Receiver nf tho Virgln1n Ati.llalNt
| Kal'road. which is q component part ot thu
kenrcsaw route. In tho Democratic nominee
| fur Congress In one Of thu districts .at Vtr-
gillin. WY, a free, circulation Of tllis rnil.
| the. Confederate Cahinut. .hu will probably
make his calling nnd election SURF.
, 1880-09-28
RUSSIA.


TIlt: CONTROVERSY WITH CHINA,
Sr. l'ErEissnuna, Sept, 47.-It Is thought
that another attempt viii 10 nla.e to scttlo
tho tlthlcnlttes between Russia aud ChIna
here, rs 13ntznw, the Russian Envoy, aid
Secretary ahaeo, af tho Chinese Legation,
who wuro on their wny to lektn, have boeri
recalled. ..'...
ArrOISTstESrs.
The No1nc Vrc,nlftt says: ut Is r1morcd
TINT Gen. Totleiben has boon appointed Thief
Inspector Ut Engineers In placH Ut the tlrand
Dnke Ntcfolas, alltl that Gen. rclIsrtkeil will
sassss s9,,ee wjPns wsSjPP'as'x os"' oae'1sn MS Gov
ASoTIlEI. N1TKO-aG.yCEnlNE PLOT,
:. LoNloS, Supt. .L-tItor,natlon Ut plot
70 blnw np tho yac!lt l.lMldla was t.neive!
afterwards YrUm Tie poltco onel4ls Of f!ene-
w.. According 10 tl0Se a,lyteeA thu kilIlltsts
lad uUptell tllllSHartea to hEnW up the LAVA
lila. alni three lntlvl1lunls left lA'nlon . fvW
llnys ngn furttilasgUw with twO N!t!u-glycer-
lug eltteks to bG placed aMnl,g tho e9als,
coas on tllo yAclit nft hclnR rel!Miret! fur tx
animation, and divers arc examining thu vos-
sells bottom.
DUltSlS0 1tAN0Es.
ST. pETEitsl,Unn, Sept. MA fro broke
out to-tlay alnons y tarKe, t.u'absr of tarses
which were laden w!tt hay. brokn lnoSu, aud
tho stream. entlall9evlng All tho shipping In
tho river, The police, however, guided th0
burning masses clear OF the vessels, a1,d thero
Wus no further destruction of shipping.
ENGLIsII GRAIN TRADE.
WEEKLY ItEvlEW,
f.. LONDON. Sept. az-llurl Lane Express.
, 1880-09-28
VARIOUS.

THE CHOPS IN INDIA.
CALCUTTA, Sept. 2i.-4tll fears regarding
tho crogs atG nuw utspellel LII most parts at
lntlia.
NORWAY AND SWEDEN.
CopESHAGGS. Supt. 27.-'rlD Swedish and
Norwegian press nre leAtettly discussing the
agitation OF section OF NorweElans fur u
repeal Of the ACT of Union, MD Tho cstal,.
l[slIment Ut Norwegian Republic, Tho
Swedish jollruals maintain TINT tic unor Ut
Swelel, Ii Involved, antt TINT 'strnlg ll,tas-
ures should ba onlploynl II necessary: Thn
relations between tho King nl!u tto Norwt-
Kfan StortllinY nrn very strained, lRrgn ll,n-
Jurlty having denied tho Kings right Ut Of
ttGial veto.
LAl!ut TisounEEs IN NEleI.lN.
BERLIN, Sapt. a7.-1ho strlke a,nong tho
w0rkMrM here, .whlcl, beRali recently with
thu carpenters, llils llnW extended to the tr-
urs, VIEWERS, al,I nther workMen, md IS u.s.
snntng serious plush.
, 1880-09-28
IRELAND.


THE M0uSrMnflflfa MURDER
Dunr.lS, Sept, a1.-'rl,e murtlGr nf Lord
Afountmnrris l,as ca,,sct tho greatest scIsa-
tton II, dublin. 1t Is expected TINT tho n!rair
will in,ltice tho Government to tnke decisive
steps to control tho utlcrances OF the land
ngitators.
rAnSELI~
NEw Ross, ireland, Sept. a7.-At the land
meeting ycsiurtlny, referring to the murder
ut f3nYd soine nontltS ago, Afr. l'arllell saii:
with reference to tho sad occurrence Of
tic shooting Ut tho laml-ageht III this llcfqh-
b0rllootl, wish to pntnt ont Tint rccoursu to
such methods OF procedure is entirely rr-
necessary a1d absolutely prcjudfclal where
there Is x,litnbsc organization among tho
tenants. I believe II Kilkenny County had
been organized yDunG I3nyd would never
hive been shot, because his father. III tho
face Of strong nntl orglllfzettIp opinion,
rs landlord"
oi,AS0E sESr1MEST.
A rDcGttng ut 800 DrnnEc.itn1l Mt clifford,
County Down, has passed resolutions eallt!lg
ulnn lilo government tn suspend Tho trial By
Jury 1T murder cuses, aid declaring tint citt~
ztIs Of tho United States s!slu 0tller foreign
tlenolncllig tho Institutions of tle Unisetl
Kingdom sl,outll bu expelled.
coE1sCivE MEASURES.
A meeting Of MAGISTRATES which was at
tended by Lord A[ulliltln0rriy lust preytnllS
to Ills death nd passed u resolution ca1ling
nli thu Government TO adopt coerclru nleas-
afes IL 1Ee!ehd' ,rvvrr,,
:. DCnI1S, Sept. 27.--A tenant farmer named
Sweeney Under nuticH To I,ltt. Inns been mr.
rested III connection with the murder Of Lord
ALountnlorris.
, 1880-09-28

:. = TIE ,AstEEH TO VISIT INDIA.
StSlLA, Sept. 37.-'Tha A,ncer Ut Afghan
istan expresses lis Intention Of visiting India
us soon rs possible. ali Is quiet III Eabul.
TIE GARRISON AT cASD..iIA1L
Gen. Phayro Inns been ordered to Increase
his force tn 10.000, which points TO the proba-
next few months
CASnA1rAn,, Sept. 27.--Two officers have
beetl ARRESTED IN runneetton with tie defeat
Of Get,. Burrows BY AyU0b khan. .,.r.
: '' :, :2Aroo1l IiiIaS's DEFEAT. .
Tic defeat oil. Aynob Khan caused Alncer
AblurrulltI.nn kitan tho grcutrSt satisfuc
ton. nll't lls.s lnd a most Qulotlng effect OIL
tho country.
, 1880-09-28
GENERAL PROSPERITY.

now IT HAS nEEN llI,0rGIrr ABOUT AND
lmW II MAY lie rltoLOSaEp - LETTER
FROM SENATOR cuSKl,iNu.
Tim Burlington tla.) HapkcHc prtutA the
following letter addressed to Its editor:
uTICs, N. y. Sept II, isso.-SIn: Looking
tho condition Of tho 'abnrlnk, producing, and
fs.nGrsstal, sa, Interests They aIe ~ thriving;
lligh fnp1los. After tue GsllibIc Of ,slrcui buy-
stey nnrst y 1s;a-a bubble resulting largely
reucy. With fta dopreclatlrK atrl CORRESPONDING
iictitlous nominal rrIcus-Al Industries. enter
prsSs ~ The !sfesss wfTy ~ @ nas
u 4wnys 1,'ca in such epocls, I'll 1nb0r. Alo,,
who hai ia1a .P Pi,pney-eapitalis.s, ~ thcy ~.
ueaHx Ia such ah!ttluE a,.sl uneestMIn times,
iackei Up saa hoarlS or rat. ii Fur III eoai'i I'LL
& t'e esse, ,ssa owe II 1.s ro Ss s!ifs s'sy
Sns Srns n1, q sn s 81 thSr sx and
stax essess opparu'itcs i sbSy s onpitai t,ii
ot ,hvir own, hesItntcd IL c,nhArk Il; but i far
lnrKer tun1er. wlr'su ctlpital consisted Of ho,t.
bceuuso ptdors wol, mt rlsk re4.il.s nia.lc iii.
aortn'i, aD y tha KenGra dsturlM1.co Of valurs
ansvtnx III y 5 " stsais f Fyr @
w9iks Of lifc were smIttc', 4rlcvo!'aly:.
loaEsf sar,nks MD hiios: Kssry brsasa q O.. o.
cuMslna llnurtl,ss. la'r .'ny'a w.!rk com
.ans i. Ss syr sias ssfs Tis,1 rcS Sa1 E1s S
AR lnll'!ons ot lncl, and ,no,,cy. onKaxe'l
!ss. os p"s.uv!iSas t's soa sa tn !" ,eo 'eSs 5
's',s;s,u,Jj 4 x;, $;s,s,; saa
g, spreatnx Sycr nav iisi.'s fromi whch woaiti,
plaoe II tae laxgIinx. ttHstuattiy papsr rron,.
Ers. 1no taxca Inflicted lty tho 1Iehellt0ri hMyo
, 1880-09-28
:'.CHICAG0 ElREs.

ca,,sed ly Il tlro in clo.lqs-eloset il, tbs in.
prr atory ot No. :oo North tirccn street,
Ueilis McGrntil rs a dwelling. Callse MI
knnwn. Mrs. Mary AlaCartlIy, vito Ut thu
ownnr, beennle frightened. a,,'! III so1ng dow,
stairs frs,m the secti.t! story. ,tell atit was
bully bruised about tho nrlM a,lu loft side.
4 still alarnl to En4lne No, Ii. ut o O'Clock
stury bur4 IN The rear OF No. l2t West I.akt
streat, nw,lett att tlccuptetl by llcury llolcll.
Catlsc, spurks from nelg1,boflng blacksmith
shop.
, 1880-09-28
nHjTIjAnY.

Epsetat Dtpaseh 70 Tbs Chicago 7ttbuas.
FE WAYNE, 1nd.,. Sept. a7.-Ths editor
ar.t proprietor ut tho Auburn Co1trlcr, Robert
i.,wry, ,Jr., agctl e5, dled OF congestion OF tho
bowels ut tlle rpsItlellce OF judge Lowey, his
fnthGr. lll tllis place to-day. He was an ex-
ceetl tll1lRly bright writer, n1d an independent
worker Ut great ljuW0E.,
, 1880-09-28
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS,

I.oSnoS, Sept. a7.-rho steamship Amer
icau, froln baltimore: Cornwall and Htats Of
Flurlsla, from New York; Massachusetts,
from NostnlI, hive arrived out. ''
NEw foi.K, Sapt~ a1.--Arrlyetl, tho Vanda-
Tia, .frnm Hamburg; llelyetia, froua Liver
POOL; Ctrcasslal,. fr0nl GlAsgow; Weser, iron,
lirnAttil. Il
ASTwEnr, Sept. sz-Artlvcd. Itelye,la,
frnnHNoW fnrk,
.QuEEssr0wS,, Sept H--Arrlyed, Drltan'
nle, from Now York,
, 1880-09-28
CATTLE AT COUNCIL BLUFFS, =

Couxol1 DLUPfs, 1a., Sept sz3The r.
celpts OF cattle at the Union Yards, this city,
Saturday und Snn.iny, were l.ooo head.
TIhey tIs sre m SveF lead Of tssao!s sq9 "
the receipts ut tho yards here lre being
BhEppett ilrect to the Now York market yla
the Wabash.
, 1880-09-28
WINTER WHEAT.

spsekIl Dtspatsh to 1ns C4teago 1ftbuna
WATE1TowE, Wis, Sept. 21-A lnrge pnr-
tEon Of tlte wIutcr wheat sown In this section
Is already Up, ar.l covers the ground In a fine.
healthy condition. giving exccllunt promise.
tlAely.
, 1880-09-28
GREAT BRITAIN,

THE INTERNATIONAL. RE0ATrA.
LONDON, Sept. .7..-plalstett, the American
0nrsll,All, asks thnt his ilal.le be added to the
list Ut competitors III tho international IT,
Hatta.
, 1880-09-28
EnlfAli7ATl0N.

spteiat pilpaieh ~ 1As Ghieoee 1tlhuas,
SrnIS0RIELp, ILL.,, Sept. 27.-The State
noarl OF Equalization expects to adjourn
next Saturday. NJ business OF Interest WIS
transacted to-day.
, 1880-09-28
,THF CRAScHOPpER.

JAcKsn0iso, Tex, Sept. a7,-This morning
Immense swarus Of grasshoppers appeared
efHlnS fa ffe the nr ,9Ft h1 t tss onsSntg
dcniolistleat even cotton: stalks being do"
ftt1fptE, .
, 1880-09-28
;;,JtlE WEATHER,

OFFICE OF THE ClItEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsulNarov, D. G., sept. Isl. n. m.-Gn-
Giicatlons: Fur Tennessee anll tho Ohio Vnl.
Icy, light lplns followcd ny clearing aid
slightly warmer weather, solltllerly to west
erIy winds, stationary or slight rlso iii bar
1ingter, ..
For tile Lowcr Lake region, light rains fol-
lowed BY clearing wethor. sllght riSu ln TEN"
tlh,.ary. .or slowly failing bnrolnetcr:,
Fur tlIo Upprr Lake reElnll, partly cloudy
weather. southwest to northwest wts.tls, full
Inx followed by rising barometer, slight
I.aku Superior.
Fur tlie Upper Mississippi a,nl Lowcr Mis-
souri, Valleys. clear hr lnir weather, satltll-
wrst tn northwest wtitls, ainl during night
lower telnpernturv md rising barometer.
IecALonsEAY Ay.HNs. !: >,
, 1880-09-28

Al our physle!ana recommend Or. nulr.
caugh syrupf9s heats chess aud celds Ps3c0s3
ceuLs,
, 1880-09-28

CHts Wlso t'Nl en!fthl A|lprt3ft. InF Inc aako.
not only OF the Surth Int 1T tho end ns ctluHlly
for tho sake Of tho smith. thn he jnHci without
gninu hcynnd tho n''c vlcw, niipahy s,lExrstcd.
FSasx hSrras. taiitar ,farisue, iinriins,o,, ia.
GREENnACKER. HANCOCK.
sIi. JACKSON REirEI.ArEs HIS STATEMENT
THAT lEASCOtii Din CONSENT To ACCEPT
\ fNEEfItsCk SHNtS.trION FOR THE
r'sEslpESoI IN ITS TICKET WITH nut
81. I.ouis Globs- -I,tmocr,i.
On Wednesday evening last, rs Mr.. George
N. jackson, tic Greenbacl apostle, was de-
lfvcring {'rcrnback speech Ii, front nf tho
Court-llouse. he incidentally alluded to Gen.
Hancock MS seeking tic ircrnback no,n!na-
t[on at Chicago, fn connection with Ben
butler, mid stated tint t;c,,. Hancock
hai oven gone 50 far In that diruc-
tton rs to write n letter stating
TINT lie would accept tho nomination Oh n
Ticket with Butter, II tendereI him by tlle
t;reenbacl Convention. Tllrse statements
having hecu te'eglnphett broadcast over tho
f%"n'fy IL es sft erslss 'e M ~ 'iante t,s s'"%a p"en
tho individual tn whom fier. llancOck WAS
snia to have written tho letter, canes out IN
the Ctnctnl1atl Enquirer III n card, saying,
among other things:
"Tl!u statements made b. George II. Jack-
tn NE IN tile subject Ut accepting Il ltnlAlnn-
tIu,l from thu t;recnbnckers are utterly
fnlsc. -. Mr.. .Jacks0n has always been
s'osftis Msostfs 1arty q' s utterly opposed to '''
At1iobc. Dc!nocrnt reporter yesterday called
up0'i Mr. jackson t.tlll presented tliU cnrt l'l
him for his lnspcctlol. AIr. Jackson stated
slWerll were true, absolutely Hnti .nca,ttro-
chilly true, md 1t WINS useless for Mr.. Duncan
To try md deny tllo,n.
"At Louisville. XIV
ii i.aye forgotten tho exuct date. 1tmisllt
hare been III iBii. it WIS wile,, nil orr,,llEr-
lsp|s sa %ssi taf s Ss's0 'fes'''asS Convention
,nnt!sr IL t yo,';S T., - ',a'''a ~ ''D''e'' wa
discussing to @ ost av"'ia5ls iua's S for "Sa tS
Grssnbncksrs Eer, 1,Isitssf iIi%, s sen,I, 1o,Mi mi
man they would aciiiuyn II rrrat tri,ntpli md
Hnye thu country. md TINT TIC objects 81 lid
party wt,ulG Jest ln, nccoWpllsjictl by ,,om-
to l te ba11ocratic Notin.a @ % comsr,tini iu'; a ri
Hay to them wp l1uyo nominated n man
Tint your party cHI1io so 1lt,ftr t,niutnnt-
inE iii 1853, md force tho Dcmocrattc
ki,n, IIo snitl II tic Dr1nocraty werc iuIit.st.
they cntifi t,t,t rrIelt sncii nrinf,sItiut1.
was nt this conference Tint INV friend and
frum ii.ncock IN Which iii. IIancocE INC to stnte[ t
| tjlut he would accent thu Urccnbuck noillino.
tion.''
."i,ll he propose any arrangement to bring
"ile did. lie was tn ct iilnlsclf selected
i %ss alSa 70 60 t. t.!a GonveHi1oa aai I'D ii
l. lMAttA AtN!@NNN titVHHn- hHrn SNCH ~
, 1880-09-28


In tho ordinary expenditures for 1870 ure
IIaifax awtrtt, and it Will be llotlced, TINT,
exclusive Of that amount. the, expenditures
for the Inst fiscal yenr rxcce.led thOsn 0f tho
preceding yeAr yearly SaJ, ,0o0, ,000 This ex-
cess Is explained by tllo fact that III cUilse-
quence hf the Arrtarnge Ut Pension. net
there wns appropriated for pensions lb0Mt
SsS,ooo, ,oo Morv tI'ai was ;s.a uppronr,latea tor
will not fail ttA obseryn tho large reduction
nearly SIN OCT. .bD-Mntlt III tho nllllllal cllurgc
for interest OH the public debt. Tits fsn
permanent annual reduction to ttiat n,tount,
and WIS brought about by the successful
q os tat @ pottio varta o. s "Gs
esnt hoiilg; Tls surpIHs rreyenue fGr
WIS WIS sdS,o;5,j14. Thu, oiio fact wi,lolii
stantls unt prominently tn connection viii.
the expenditures Is, that while tic ordinary
expenditures whiel, mrs entirely cOlttrolled
Sla0o2,0oo. tfe expenditure ft'ir INTEREST o,
the public debt, which wns, according IL tllo
provisions ut tho Knfu,tllng act, Under tic
cunts.,l III tho Executive Department nj The
G0vcrnInc,lt; Wns Wns IL permanently reduced to
the extent Ut slO, 300 annually llNtl Con-
By tic President md Secretary ot. The 'rreas-
Jury III their nnnuRl .orluunleattons to tint
body, md passed l,ill by whlc., rGfunGiins
could llnye tteen continued, tin reduction III
the nMllual interest c!iArge would be ct,rrc-
sp0ndtn&iy large Tot thu current Hscnt year.
Now that The Democrats nra seeking. 10 III
ance the peonle t1 intr.tst ,he,n With the G,!-
ference Il, the business nut !Osls Ut tho twt,
parties, one cnntrnlIng thu Legislative alli
the other tho Executive branch ut tho {iny-
etnment, should be- kept permanently III View.
, 1880-09-28

TIFF VOTING OF CLERKS.
Special DAratth to IN. ChItaao Tribune.
WASHINGTON, D. C., Sert. a7.--Arrhnge.
,nents aru being main to supply Department
clerks with II certificate n1ltler seal Of the
departments IN which they arc employed, tn
order that no objections enn legally be rnlsed
to their voting when they return to tholr
homes. ......
/; CAMPAIGN DOCUMENTS.
Tho Democratic Campaign Committee has
discontinued sel!tllsE documents Into. the Oc-
tutrr States, alllt IL. now s'iltling them to
what nre considered bT tho Democrats doubt
full November States.
THE stAtt l1snEauLAn1riEs.
Postmaster AIllEer Of this city i,as received
MI ollicinl letter from Dnncan 8. Walker,
S,.cretury nf the. Democratic Congressional
CDlpm!ttpe, In wfIl0h flint officer begs tD as-
suro tho Postmaster that the Committee does
not NlIect to TITS examining every package.
Mr. Walker. 1t tho sa'nu time. admits TINT
properly frankcd. lnasnncll ns Postmaster
AlMger, us swnr1, Officer, Of the United Slutes,
Is hor,ih to know Whnt passes through tho
mails. tho assurance that tile Dsnocratto
Committee will lsDt be offended II llo per-
forms his duty IS gratu1tUns. =
ANOTHER Rt:isEr, FLAG.
a second lsebol flag, hes boon Aoistel in
II placn where the Dnnucrnts, Of, tint town
h6},i their mrpttngs. 1t u In private Krnnnt1s,
mil of regulation size, md llas been tlisplnyed
for n Ntllnier nt' dAys witnUnt attracting at
t,o gro,,ntl iiaye pailiailY hi,lden.lt:
coSuiEss1oSAt. soMtSATi0S. .
SAN FItASctsco,ll Sept. e1.-The Dsn,o-
cratic Cnlaycntfon for the First District OF
San francisco Tonight nominated Gen, ".
$. Kosecrans fur Congress.
, 1880-09-28

4 food and N,tltIln9 are combined in The
l4Ysi pGlteGt Mu1LNer IL 3tNlt YlttelA
, 1880-09-28

failure of tho expedition to tho delay cauBcd
by. Inspection mud Investigation.
Lieut.. Scliwntln. wllO discovered tho Sir
jain Fnnklln relics, IA n native Of ll|llnis,
MID enlisted III tli6 Third United States Cav"
nlry.
, 1880-09-28
BISHOP FEEHAN

:, HIoHVF tEEHAH.
NASHVILLE, Sept. a1v'ro-.lay Bishop Fee
han received official notlce OF Ills appuInt-
Meht as Archbishop 0f Chiragn.s
, 1880-09-28

No oshss w!,!,kes Dye equals H,lrsrso cents.
, 1880-09-28

employed as Philadelphia was not suc1l ~
Is imputed to nc by tho. quotation from. lhe
ALBANY Afuus. Tho fsten, however, hincll
ssnlplllrtl was embodied In thy, speech ct
Portland I'll ISIS. an, Il, srerrhes delivered III
1he State VI ltlinuis III tlnt year, nlatl llas
lrcn inuse Or less .ad"ttcl hy every
11 sp"'Ss e 'esasSif eeifynas ." a' ite ife e,
Jill 1t Is m idea 80 Obvious that, It could
1lAsdiy escape them. The 4ltuu8. however,
ly changing tho tnMEtlaEe employed! l'y ITO
III my speecl At Philadelphia, and giving no
tlate of tie alleged specct, Of Mr. Stevens.
Inns made mt case Of plagiarism oltt 0t q
and .prrsnn'c n p,tro fabrication nf nre r!!t
TINT Tlla!ltaus Stevens employed that lnn-
gsugr. 1t would have been well ior tho
.A1rus to 1lnyo given ,ts thu tlnto. Wtth1ut
hiring n1}a to verify the stntenlent.. nln IT.
el!HeA ta suspect that tho Albany <trgi. has
,lsqa9tetl iron, IFS alleged orIE,a!s; Mnrct .,'c.
rather than siall u I'LL Interfering with thu
civil rights. ctr., l[anrhrk woul,s prefer
bvtMg in " ln,at tf attrie, a!s! 50 fnrth.. What
! lid sny was, Tint II tho Dc!hncratlc party
reIralnh tlinse statutes Gen: tlnnc0ck WniaItt
mt dare tn yttn tile rrtealiig law,-wll!cli
% be drawn, froili tlIc, alleged q'lotation
frnn, my speech ut rhilntlrlnhfa. III either
woy,is, said That ties1. llaMes,ck wnNtl nut
,ln,r to vein my statute repeating Tho Eft
fnrcr,nrnt nrts, hut lid not say TINT no
wnitll m! .lar. ~ sign II bill Interfering with
tl,n Civil flights lnw."
Regarding his future Eastern engagements,
My. sstafrs lid mt feel h1Wsselt Il, lMstttoll
10 say anything l,inrc tGfnlt tlinn what has
alrendy beet pnb'isi,GG: only ntldinR. that
professional business might pr0tiabiy inter.
fere with his fulfilling some Of tho appoints
, 1880-09-28

Probability tint tlsc'J Jcannette In Lost
Cnpt, TIosyKatc's Expedition In tho
GulNare -Lieut. kcllsratku uli Illinois
, 1880-09-28
PARTY DECENTRALIZATION

TAHTT FIN NAfC1AIM ETI1UUS
WtiAT TIT: T1,EAsCRr ACCOUNTS stlOw-.
1tErEnIIc.tS AND DEMOCRATIC ECONOMY
f1MrAitEtl
WAsntyaroS. u. G.. Sept G}.-Tho nc
counts of the Treasury Department for tho
lscal year ending Jun+ 10. 1880, have been
settled, and show tho following results rs
compared with tic preceding fiscal year, tho
receipts being stated III quarterly periods: