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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-11

DisnAl Service. United States Army. J
Daily meteorological record for the eight hours
ending at 2:06 p. M. Wednesday. March 10.
observations taken at the same moment OF
time M all atationa1
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-11
NEW ORLEANS. March 10, 1850,
!: ,'.:: !! :. !! !! !, = : ,. .:.'.,::
7 q. m. 30.03I 90 d 10 Threatening.
.. N. 3o.0s o. IsE u Ligh, rain.
b. m. 29.00| 10 is IL CLEAR.

Maximum tenn perature :. minimum WV.
Total rainfall .03
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-11

An excellent appetizer and regulator Of the
system is MalRkoff Bitters.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-11
CITY ORDINANCES-.-OFFICIAl.
MAYoRALTY or NEW ORLEANS. |
City Hall. March 10. 1850.

mo. DISQUALIFICATION 1erios.1
AN ORDINANCE providing for the pay
ment Of theseveral accounts therein named.
Be 1t ordained. That the following appropr1s
ations be and are hereby made for the month
OF February, 1880, and that the Administers
istretnr 81 Finance II, payment Of the same
whenever there shall be- money In the city
treasury to the credit Of the appropriate fund
for each account and not otherwise appro-s
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-11
LOCAL RECOnn.

+. indicates rising: r. indicates falling: y
indicates stationary.
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First District Court.

/ Carrying concealed weapons--Adolph Well
ner; pleaded guilty and was fined SIS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-17
The VIENNA correspondent of The standard teIe-
.sOUrH AND CENTRAL AMERICA.

PANAMA Sept. 1.-THE news from the South
AT last shows CLEAN OF peace at least Of an armisce
through foregu Intervention. The Lima correspondent
Of The Star and Herald writes August 81, that The Hon.
J. p Chrsuancy, the American Minister, left that
capital on August 16 and sailed from CaaO the same
dav in the United States steamer WachuSett. FOR the
South probably for AREA, where he would meet some
prominent Chian Official.
On the following day the 17th) there was a meeting
OF the French English and Italian Ministers IN the Pa
ace here which to have ended by the dspatcang
on the 10Th the French manofwar Hussard TO africa
with documents the contents OF which have not become
known.
The same correspondent says: " Chill has met with
a check where apparently she least expected IT, and
from quarter she neither dare nor can despse ana
ntimates that England France and Italy have informed
her that unit she guarantees that she viii respect the
property and persons OF neUras che must not dream OF
entering Lima. or even OF attempting 10 do so.
The Peruvian torpedo boatsunk by the Hnascar in
Caao Bay some months has been recovered by III
Peruvians and is being reiitcd or service.
A meeting OF capitalists was held at the Palace The
other day, when IT was resolved to advance twenty
millions OF silver dollars to the Government, S,nOr
Pieroa having decided 70 issue paper money.
Berry, the American accused 81 being CHILEAN spy Is
now being tried by court-marrial In Lima. be has
been in prison several months. Garcia Madonado the
late Treasurer of the Lima Municipality. is also beng
tired bv c0urt-martial for very extensive frauds.
The United States ship Lackawanna was at Callao
August 81, 20 to ChorrIos on the 23d,where
she would receive about 40 passengers and convey
them % Chimbote. The Umted states ship Adams re-
turned 10 Callao August 81 from the North.
Exchange August 81 was 4aii.
Valparaiso dates the I'm. The Banco Nacional
has dee AIRED dividend Of cent, and the Banco &c
VALPARAISO f per cent.
Active steps are now being taken 70 resume war oper
gtinus AT east 5000 men have been added 70 the
Ch,n Amy during sue week md an officers abs mt
on leave have been ordered 10 JON their regiments
The bank rate If exchange at Valparaiso, August T.
WIS. on London 25l9 i 90 DAYS IS Lee 80 days. On
Paris 2s7l9 francs 90 days; . 90 francs, 30 davs.
The taDlshm"nt OF telegranhir communication be-
CITY or Panama ana tn aluerent depHT mems
of the Stale been ordered Dy the National Govern
m.nt and tenders advertised Tor for the cOnstruc
non Oi the different lines.
The President OF Honduras has issued decree con-
yening a National Constituent Assembly meet at TIE
capIrAl on the lst Of 80 utenDer
The G. lvernmrnt OF salvador has entered into a
tract with D. T. Medina fJr The establishment of bank
in that l. pu Die.
TIE WORK on the Costa Rca RI rOad from he caDtal
TO san jose the Atlantic, going on satisfactorily.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-17
DIEIL

ADAMs-on Thursday morning september TO- Joseph A.
Adams OF this city, IN the 76th year OF his age
the resnnre OF James > Adams, Motifs
". j.. Friday, tn. at D. IN
Int rment at Bern.risVille, y j.
BROwNING-on Thursday september 10. after painful
Illness Frederic william Browning. In the Zlth year o. hs
Rsiives and friends the family respectfully invited
attend fesdence OF his parents. ~
3dst Brj0kayu, f. D., on saturday, at D. m
BRuCE-On Thursday 10Th Adam 7. Bruce aged 80
years - - . 50. r..
3Oth-sf, on SATURDAY, az O'Clock D.
Relatives and friends respectfully invited 70 attend
DUVIVIER-ln Brittany, France on the 2stl OF August.
daughter Of C. A. and Alice DuNVier IN her
10Th year
GATES rhursiav september ID at residence No $50
Gatcsave, Brooklyn. Mrs iane reAc 0i the ato "l4am
Gates In he Sfb year OF her age. -, .,.,.,,
At 10 O'Clock M. SATURDAY -eprAott o.
az doravian Churc Jay-si.. corner Ms rileave
Intermeut the HOravlan Cemetery, Ne" Dorp = l.
Notwithstanding. Thursday September 10, James T.
HOBART the sofa year Of his age
Fuucra. Cincinnati.
LFBOCTIIITr.R ON Wednesday September IS. ~ Easc
Hampton l. Thomas LeBouulleT' IN the o0th year Ok
ReIa es ana friends are attend the mineral rom
us lac 80 East 25thst on SATURDAY ts 4Seh
inst. al 10 DC bck a. H.
ROGERS september IS. Edward \. Rogers
Funeral viii take place from 40 christopher ST.
FRIDAY at / OclO,k D. m.
St Nicholas Lodge 32l, F. and \ M.Bre thren are sum-
oned To attend sueca C0mmul cation a. The lodge r0or
qaG broadway today september u - O'cOck attend
the funeral Of Brother Edward A. Roger vrv " u,s,r
p MACDONALD. Secretary.
sMITH-At Stratoui Conn., september TO- Henry G. smith,
FTRePsi services sTatford Conn., at
2 D. m. o the lstA INST
THACKER-At ; racuse. n. y september il. solomon
F1nrr az the res onoe SOD, A. B. Thaeker, somcrs
y. y. Friday ~ 100 D. W.
THOMPsoN-Lost a sea Friday me l0tl inst; Sapa,n
William Tvs Thompson aged ~ years. son " Zap In
W. g. 4 I.Un n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-17

FRENCH POLITICS DISTURBED.
lDyDov Tarr.drV sent lB, IL
p.ris disoafch to The Times says: N

LOSDoy. TGur.duy. Sept. 10, 1880
A Pris dispatch to The Times says: M.
Gamb.f.a has gone shooting The property OF H.
Gnchard IT, son OF ;hc We President OF the Ropno-
ran Left mo Cham per OF Deputies. author OF TIA,
e,ter 10 NJ Deveg. Prcsile.t OF the Republican Lei
urging that TIE he immediately summoned to pro-
test AGAINST iemporzng policy Of tle Ministry reia-
tive g. unauthor'z d co Congregations.
Meantime VI GHcha7d has replied ". Deves's letter,
refusing % conyoEe meeting OF TIE group. IN which
NJ Gnic iard SAYS Il Premier Do Frcyeiner speech AZ
Nontanban, afforiing ground for the belief that ne
Premier De FrcycucD thinks that he has right 10
decline 10 execute the March DEGREES has changed the
position G0vernmeu from OF strength to one
OF weakness The Government, ne SAYS. GeD d enlgh
eminent regarding the oDinlol the country. and warn
iug a gaiu~t the 0nE course IL a Dursung.
Tie Paris corr spOud'nt ~ Tie NCrtiag Post says !;
lie belief that Pr Ter De Freycinct Will resig cams
rrouud The National names NJ jules Ferry as ms
prahable -uccs~Or, but avn ASSURED on good authoy
inaf The lcuy Will be temporarily snOOfhcd over anu
q crisis stuOucc.'
The Imports INTO France during the eight months
ended ADJUST 81 show az increase c1mparcd WITH tue
bonding period iu 1872, Oi - 100000. Inc eN
ports nave increased Sd 100000 during The same ne
Tho iprr @ m tne ImDOrs is almost exclusively III
food AMI the IN me exports mainly 10 artc's
of innnufac The TOTAL imports exceed the exports
BIS e2I3 100000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-17

aANCOCKs NAME DISPLAYED BENEATH ii
rup SOLID SOUTH COMBS TO HE FORE FLYING TIKI
BANNER-NO OTHER FLAG ON HAND.
we give below an instructive reproduction
IN fac-simile from a recent issue of Democrat
newspaper of Hot Springs, Arkansas The
headlines tell the story. There was a large
Democratic mass-meeting, at which speeches
were made supporting Hancock and English.
The place was no backwoo6s town, but a pop
ulaI Souil elm watering place, where people
gather from all sections of The country. The
enthusiasm of the occasion was SO great that
the Ed tor of the local Democratic newspaper
felt called upon to make fitting display
in hi, columns. He accordingly unturled
the OLD rebel flag, and remarked concern
ug il in his most striking type: The
Democrats hang their banners on the Outer
wall" The only Democratic excuse we have
seer for hls action is that made by The Mobile
r giSter, which was The probability is that
the cut was the only one OF nag The Iete-
grGph bad in It's office" This excuse, like the
unfuiling of the flag, carries its own comment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-17
ALLEGED FRAUDULENT FIXTURE.
THE HEAD OF THE SUSPENDED FIRM OF LOEB co.
ARREsTFD.

THE HEAD OF The SUSPENDED FIRM OF LOEB co.
ARRESTED.
The firm Of Loeb 81 Co.. importers, OF Nos. III
and 1913 Frankliu-st.. suspended on August 20 with
liabilities reported at 100000, one-half of which
was due in New-York. TIE firm did business IN
London. Paris. Manchester, New-York. Hamburg
and Toronto, the accounts being kept III Lon
don and the purchases paid for by drafts on the
London house. On Tuesday Charles Loeb, the res
ident partner was arrested BY the Sheriff on war
rant obtained from a Judge of the Supreme Court
on ailidavits made by the f. \. Welsh Manufactur-
ing Company and Jerome & Co.. dealers in clocks,
both of whom are large creditors of the suspended
firm charging him with frauCulently removing
eonceallng and dsposing of goods and
making alleged fraudulent representations
IN obtaining loan since od Inc b raiiI ths
ere ltors 10 ascertain the true condition OF analrs
but no statement has been issued. Evidences that
the failure premeoltated induced Tue cred
itors TO bring the case 10 the courts.
In the compla Mt upon which the order or arrest
was obtained was affidavit OF q lawyer of
Toronto. L. is alleged that Peter Is; Bail, agent
of Loeb & Co. in that CITY, confessed that Leo
pold Haas, father-n-aw OF Charles Loeb. came To
hlm between August IS and August "a. and pre-
sentink a power OF attorney from Loeb x Co. of
York, took possess on and dlspored OF or re-
moved from 81 3 900 10 $4,000 IN goods and then
announced that Loeb x Co. were about to fail All
hls occurred several days before the announcement
of the suspension here. An affidavit Of George II.
Gale. cashier of the E. n. Wclch Manufacturing
Company alleges that Loeb asked HIM for a
check for SO 600 saving that he had draft IN his
nocket which he was about 10 get cashed that
| Afternoon and would give Loeb & Co.'S check
| dated three or four days ahehd. Ibis he would
| make good with the amount realized from casllng
! The draft Before the check became due, Loeb
| asked Mr. Gale to take up his former check and
accept one dated four days later still. He gave
| NJ n reason that he then had funds III
the bank. but declared he would have when the
ast check snould fall que. The affidavit alleges
! that no provision was made Tor payment ~ the
| used TOR other purposes.
suits have been begun by each of the above
creditors and Judgments ebtansd on that portion OF
| ished bonds to the amount OF $4,000, and has
| been released. A representative of New-fOrk
| arm IN Iondon states the English liabilities of
| Ioeb a Co amount 10 f40, 900. and the nominal
/ ass.ts tn f3O 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-17

is Mt the head of one of the chief manufacturing
houses in this trade showed me to-day orders re-
Gently received from Australia, NeW-LeaianH ana
South Africa. awe ran live without protective
duties- he said. Sut are not ildiHcr'nt 10 the
threat Of the Democrats to throw down the ladder
upon which we have climbed MP to our present
safe position. We know there are thousands oi
people on the lower rounds Of the ladder who "lu
be ruined if the protective system rs destroyed
We all stand together on this question oi pro
tectlon. The prosperity of one American industry
tends 20 the prosperity of all. The producer of an
industry which does not need taril often goes
into the manufacture Of articles which do so that
no manufacturer can say with certainty that he
would not be hurt if protective duties should he
abandoned Tie question of the tariff is assumn
great Importance in our New-Jersey campaign, and
believe il viii turn the scale in favor OF the Re
publican party. We expect to carry the state for
Garfield and for Potts.
Calling nj the Atha steel Works this afternoon, l
was told 10y Mr. Atha that the steel Industry IN TINS
country was almost wholly dependent on proiec-
tive duties Under the good Influence OF the tarih.
he SAID the business has advanced 50 far In THIS
country that we could make Slcel just rs cheap "a
they do in England if labor were as poorly paid as
there The difference on cost gees 10 the American
wOrkmen II is they who are most vitality inter-
eStcd IN maintaining thr pfO'fftiNc HN7tflh'
asked If the workmcn in Mr. Atlas employ under
stood the Importance OF this question. He said that
a fcw did, but the majority were foreigners, who
joined the Democratic party when they came to
this country hecaus- they associated the name De-
mocracv with liberty and subbornly adhered 70 II.
The Republican worlmen. Who were generally men
of superior intelligence discussed the tariff ques-
ton with their fellows and doubtless accomplished
more than party orators could. No effort is made
by the prOpretors to influence their men on political
questions although the interests of both are IN
vOlved in the present camDaign. The men are apt
to resent what they call boss influence. however
plainly il may appeal to their reason and their IN
tercsts
Newark has a population Of $4,000. In 1870
the census gave it 100000 IN 1850, II had only
- 900. This heavy increase in twenty years has
been wholly due to the rema~kabe development OF
the manufacturing interests Of the city, That de-
velopment is the direct re nit of the protective
tariff system adopted by fhe Republican party
and stcadfastly defended by it against the assaults
of the Demo rats K v D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-17
WHAT IS DOING At NEWPORT

NEWPORT, r. l., Sept. 16.-The full-rigged
sloop winch mas attrac Ell so much attention 1t the
Ocean House. aud for winch there were eighty chanees
NJ p each. has been drawn by william NJ Wright OF
New-York.
Liie arrivals a. the Ocean House include 8 II. s5ley
and wife, Mrs. J. r. Miller Augusta, Gn Holman NIL
ler Theo. Dr'er ana WIFE j. o. willis ana
WI o. New York; Charles G.. Willis, Phiiadei
phia; T. G. Day, southampton. England; Mrs.
II F. G ark New-Haven; Z. e. shariani AMI wife, Eng
land: d. L. D. Granger, II. ?. Waterman. Providence !;
Fred C. Thomas, 5. C. Abel and DR. C. Harvey
Alfred Grear and H. Parrish. OF Ncw-York. and N.
Barstow and family, OF Fishk N Y have arrived at
Hotel AqudnecK
A marty Of summer residents had picnic at Bemonts
farm Portsmouth. this afternoon.
General Ambrose T. Burnside delivered an able ad-
dress fodav at Narragansett Park before the Woon-
socket Agricultural Society.
Dr. Tanner he faster. failed put in an appearance
al Providence this evening.
Young pcoules' entertainment given to-day by
Mr. and Mrs C. y. Beach, Of Har ford.
Robert VI Cushing. OF Boston, gave grand dinner
'' Ex.Mayor Bldnw has been nominated stakeholder
MI Drummond and NJ. de Bunsen, Of the British Lee
CATION, have EFT town.
The training snip Constitution saheu lor De'a"aie
T6r dress before the south County Fir and Cattle
snow today delivered bY tie lion. Rowland hiI-
ard referred TO the stability OF the currency ana
CIVIL Service reform. -
Ms W A. Ducr, OF New-YorE. is the guest OF Mrs.
G. olge T. Fearing.
General G., ". Cullum and II. W. HaiiPck, OF New
YORK. aud D. l.. : r. Arnold OF EOnkers, y. " vacated
their cottage Today.
Ms. \. NJ. AmOry. OF Boston, has arrived ana taken
nnssc--ion OF the Gammeil cottage or e ellis.
A new summer residence IL 10 DE- Dult Tor Mt T. l.
CMckering. Of Nrw-IOrk. II VIII %" located on Mr.
Chickering'S estate on Bellevueavr ana VIII take the
place the old house.
some extensive improvements are to be made 10 the
estate owned ~ Mi Nabahci AHaye4' Ji' 1no yOii"H
NIL nnaire of Boston.
In order 10 tran sport the presents sent TO newly
married cuuDe a this place was found necessary o.
nrug seventeen arle dry goods boxes INFO use They
were sent to wYOrk by rxpress and were valued Oy
the express company ~ clOOOo.
The Casino properly Oas peeh tOrndY trhsicrreu u
the Newport Casino cOrpOrailoi 49,
dance took place 1t tie CASINO Theatre tns eveh'ng
n vas very enjoyable affair." about one hundred cou
pies being present ,-, ~, r, @
aIuments we're gwen to-iY ~ MI r =
g be Haufevi lie and Mr.. Nathaniel Inayer,lr
A grand dinner party Will ne gwen on Al0hCdf ny MT
John Jacob Aston, OF New-Aork .
T,tudcrs orchestra OF AeN-lOrk VIII tnrnsn tne
C4siun music next season. Tie engagement THIS sea
son m the Casino been satisfactory 20 AL concerned
me foundation OF The Charming Memorial Church has
been laid The edce VII be ready for use next season
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-17
LOClL REGLHENTS IN BOSTON.

The 18th and 23d Regiments Of the National
Guard left Brooklyn for Boston last evening to par
ticpate In the celebration Of the 25Oth anniversary
of the founding OF that city. The 23d Regiment as
sembled In the afternoon at its armory
in Clerment ave-, and shortly after 4
o'clock marched through Clermont-ave.. Will
loughby.aye.. Cumberlaud-st., Lafayette-ave.,
scherlnerhorn-st, Clnton-st.. and Montague-st.
TO the Wall street Ferry, whence It was taken by
special boat to wharf of the Newport steamers in
this city. Ii ~ expected TO arrive in Boston by
train from Newport at o'clock this morning, and
tie heanauarters viii 30 at the st. james Hotel,
Tomorrow afternoon the regiment Will be reviewed
by Governor Long, on Boston Common. Tho To
turn will be on Monday night.
The 18th Regiment assembled ct $50 o'clock last
| evening nc the armory, In Hanson-pace, Brooklyn,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-17
NEWyORK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER IT, 1880

and proceeded 70 the Grand Central Depot TO take
specini train 10 Boston paficipatr IN fbe parahe
to-day in which the whole military force OF Siassa-
chusef ami many visiting regiments VIII La@e
DIR The regiment viii return tomorrow nlght;
~ @ G0fh Regiment itff this cry last evening Nv
train ior Boston. 90 take rart ~ the grrat 1e-
mcnstrltioG there to-day. The Regiment met ~ tuc
arirorr befOre 5 O'Clock, where the men were
,hnr.ug'lv inspec ed by Colonel Cavanagh;
After tho inspection rhe rrgiment iorhfn
in fne street md marched TO lhlrd-aVe., thIonIh
Elphrb rs IN Bro dway. through Trnlh-s'. 70 Fifth
ayr I'D Forts -sec0nd-st end the Grand Central De
pot where hey took o special tram and started LOT
boston af o'clock. In addition t. nunInei 81
gucs the Veteran Corps OF forty men. conmdh leu
byCaniain John COOgan, accompanied tbc rrgihrnl;
The cos If the trip to the 69th will be ~ COO ma
the Wis Will end saturday night. III IS"son tne
regiment will be- me- by committee OF Ohcefs IT. III
the 9th Regiment, NJ y. e.. and wall he escorted 90
the Maven lex House, East b stOn, where the reg.
nlent VIII take up its quart,r ON FRIDAY n, oaI
the Nassachuset;s regiment viii entertain the 6otn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-17
FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON. Thursday, Sept. 16, 1880
THE German Government has ordered the expulsion OF
the French Jcsuits who migrated to saceLorraiDe.
General Count Mluitin. Russian Minister OF War; Is
about 20 retire from Office account OF disagreement
with he CZarewitch.
The court-martial at GOsport has acquitted
sergsant William Marshman who was accused OF false
marking at tue butts during the recent meeting of the
Nauona Rife Association at Wimbl edOn.
The experimental steamer Anthracite, captain Dent,
from Phi ladephia August II for this port, which ar
rived M Falmouth Tuesday morning, the 14th inst,
put in there for coal.
The British steamer Lizzie English. Captain Robinson,
from Liverpool 10 New YORK has pnt IN at Queenstown
with her cargo OF iron shifted She experienced terrific
weather and lost her boats. One OF the lost
overheard
The condition OF the river Nile causes anxiety 1t Is
rising badly and several weeks late The foundation Is
now lower than the corresponding period OF 1879.
Irrigation however, proceeds satisfactorily. There are
some complains from the interior or Egypt that the
crop has suffered but TO what extent II Is not
kuoN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-17
To Republicnn Clubs


CAMPAIGN COMMITTEES
THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE has issued Ia the form of
its pop ular rRIBU tx RAs tue following documents.
which Of special value I'm this campaign;
30 So The Black List
noi -'uth" showing the record u
rank financial GisLonor which has been m1de
by southern state e1cep Texas Prics
No.5i The Finance Primer.
The OF financial TOPICS. fhe plainest and eiearess
the English language OF current financial
Price cents ~ hU rdrei c2 thousand.
No. 81 The Chisholm Tragedy,
Chisholm tells how nusb and was priay mar errf
by southern mob. Price cents ~ per hundred -
No. s. The Life of Gardeld.
sketch his career u lSbi Reprinted with.
our en- re from WbiIriaw Reias ohio IN the Wa
Earlier aud Later Year, by Mt r smal sy sketch VI
General Chester Arthur. Letters OF Acceptance Gar.
speeches 10 pages. Prics cents per hunareii
~ ~ No 90. The Two Parties.
Hay Cleveland OHIO July 81 1880 Price cents 81 per
hundred % per thousand 90
no. 81 Hail TO the Chief
Contains graphic OF tho reception Of General
Acid in New YorA wmh speeches leading Republicans
fro all OF the country Price 40 cent? 50 haa-
drol SIS per thousand
Ma o. Brtgadier~ Uppermoss.
Rebel Ruled ConRressNo ,hSnco Tor luton Soldiers
which Congressman Betxhoe
nounces m Infamous Forgery-lhe Lis LAID Bare-Ths
aud Pensioas-rus Confcderaes In
thousand
Nearly fourteen hundred millions dollars demanded OF
the BY the solid south for
iosses The account Is made from
cai records Washington of the eams some.
III ng voter ought 10 read Price cents 80 per hun.
drrd Sl2 per thousand.
orders any OF lie promptly aed Cash must al
''''' THE TRIBUNE.
kswYesk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-17
nrLcIGNO 10 BE DEMANDED.

ADMIRAL SEYMOUR TO ASSUME FULL COMMAND.
RAGUsA. Thursday, -"pt. IS 1880
Sir Frederick Seymour the British Vlcc-Admral'
will assume the supreme command Of the nterna-
tonal fleet on Monday next, prior 10 the carrying
Cur If the naval demons rauon. The dispatch yes
gel Hcicon has been sent TO reconnoitre the waters
Of Dull cigno.
The Vienna correspondent Of The Standard tele-
graphs as follows:
We are in hourly expectation OF hearing that ilp
P0ver have presented note drawn OT the br tl7n
CaDnct. and wnicn De- virtually an a. omatuhl. urul
ing the cesson of DulcignO wt1Out fr~her delay ana
that Vice dmiral seymour has slmu ncou-v sent 4
demand to the Governor Of DulcCnO Tor the evacuation
TIL tOw., which event Will be immediately followed
by the advance Of the Mouteuegrins under tie prOtec-
ton OF the guns OF the International hcrt.