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Morning journal and courier., 1880-10-01
TELEGRAPHIC JOTTINGs.

The British troops will remain in Candahar through the winter.
 Gladstone meetings will commence being held in London next week.
 A dispatch from Simla says the principal members of Yakoob Khan's faction have as- sembled at Farrah, and trouble is feared.
 The agitation throughout France for an early meeting of the Chambers is increasing The papal Nuncio will leave Paris if the de- crees are enforced.
 Frost fell in Piedmont, Va, Monday night, nearly month earlier than usual. It is not believed to have materially injured the tobac- cS and other crops.
 The Cork corporation have decided to par ticipate officially in the Parnell demonstration on Sunday next. Parnell will receive the freedom of the city of Limerick on the 11th of October.
 The cases against Broadway and his accom- pliees, the bank forgers were concluded yes terday at Providence, R. l., Broadway plead ing 7a0So cOnte'adere and the others pleading guilty They will be sentenced tomorrow
 Base ball yesterday: At Chicago, Chigagos 10, Bufalos 8; at Cincinnati, Cincinnatis 2, Clevelands o at Boston, Bostons f, Troys 8 j; at Worcester, Providence 14, Worcesters 14 (called on account of darkness); at New York Metropoltans 8, Nationals 6.
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Ireland.

The Funeral of Lord MOuntmOrres.
 DUBLIN, Sept. 90. Lord Montmorres, who was found assassinated last Saturday night at Rusheen, county Galway, was buried to-day at Monkstown near Dublin. A vast assem- blaze of people was present. Rev. MT. Ma hony officiated, and in the course of his re- marks said the moral sense of the Irish peo- pie had become so perverted by the teaching of the Land League orators and nationalist newspapers that they regarded the murder with indifference, and asked why English rulers seemed unconscious of such matters. Murmurs of dissent from the priests state- ment ran through the audience. The Dublin papers of this afternoon deprecate in strong terms the utterances of the reverend gentle man, and call attention to the fact that mur- ders are less frequent in Ireland in propor- ton to her population than in any other county, that the people are naturally keenly sensitive to the crime of taking life, and while murder is always to be condemned and abjured as means to any end whatever, still it should not be forgotten that the staying of both Lord Leitrim and Lord Mountmorres was caused by alleged offences on their part of heinous character against their tenants, and was therefore not national nor agrarian, but personal in it's nature.
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WANTED, A ERRAND BOY at A. THILLS, A se30 If 36 Center Street.
 WANTED, A FIRST-CLASS Furniture Upholsterer. Apply se30 St 26O CHAPEL, STREET
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gep agapen 9ailg Mgunring gournal and Courier.

ut to bemore of scare than reality. The best veterinary surgeons in the city have been giving it their earnest attention and have found that the dreaded disease is a mild form of influenza which will rapidly yield to treatment. Thorough investigation into the condition of the horses on the different roads to-day leads to the belief that the disease is subsiding. No horses were found disabled, and but very few cases of s:slobbers'' or run ming at the nostrils could be found. The Secretary of the Third Avenue rail road said that so far as their road was concerned the distemper was dis appearing, having yielded readily to treat ment for cold or influenza. It is almost too early as yet to determine accurately what the future may develop, but no apprehensions of bad results are felt
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SITUATION WANTED. RY respectable girl to do general housework in AD private family Good reference given. In quire for days at
 Sep3O 2tH SO4 CONGRESS AVENUE
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PACIFIC COAST.
California.

Three Men ki11ed-Eighteen of Vfctoria's
 Hand Wiped Out. SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. BOA dispatch from Yokhoama City, Washington Territory, an nounces the killing of Dick Splawn, John Splawn, shot through both legs, and David Carroll, shot through the lungs. No further particulars.
 A telegram from Tucson, A. T., says Gen. eral Carr killed eighteen of Victoria's band in the Hatchet mountains after a short fight.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-10-01
THE WEST.
Indiana.

Reunion of Surviving Prisoners.
 INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 30.-The reunion of prisoners of the late war called together three hundred prisoners and large number of veterans this morning. They met at the wigwam at 9 o'clock, and at 12 paraded the streets over line of march back to the wigwam, where they were addressed by Gen eral W. H. Powell, of Belleville, H. In the afternoon at 5:30 a grand banquet was held at the Board of Trade hall, at which toasts were responded to by General Streight, Northcott Kelly and others. grand fare well meeting was held tonight.
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eoaded Into self-Destruction.

BOSTON, Sept 3O.-William Ludwig, Ger man of East Dedham, was detected last Tues day in some vile practice by some of his fellow workmen in the Merchant Woolen mills and subjected to coat of paint and other indig mites. Wednesday morning he went to work but was forced to leave the mills on account of the jeers and jibes of the men. He purchased poison, went home and going to bed took it. He was found just in time to save his life. This morning he went into a field and blew out his brains. His body was found by boy this afternoon. He was mar ried and had two children
Morning journal and courier., 1880-10-01

A SITUATION by Protestant woman to do gen. . eral housework in private family. Address
 se30 2t4 R , this office
Morning journal and courier., 1880-10-01

Hamburg-Arriyed, the Lessing from New York
 London-Arrived, the Queen from New York.
 Liverpool Sailed, the City of Chester for New York
 Glasgow--Sailed the Anchoria for New vor1-
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woman,s Ghas1lv DIscoverv,

BosToN, Sept 3o.-At Lynn, Mass. early this morning, Mrs James Foley discovered in the entry of her house the dead body of William Foley, her husbands brother. There were marks of violence on the body of the man. He had been drinking last night, and it is said that he was engaged in fight with several persons, who afterward placed him in the entry. The police are searching for the guilty parties Foley belonged in Peabody, Mass, was twentysix years old and unr1ar-
Morning journal and courier., 1880-10-01

VHNWO salesmen |; only men who are workers wanted. 1 Good reference slight security required Call between and 8. m. and l:3O and p. m. at
 se28tf 69 CENTER STREET.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-10-01

Sehurz's Campaign Work in Ohio.
 WAsH1NGToN, Sept. 3O.-Secretary Schurz will leave here tonight for Cleveland, where he will speak tomorrow evening. He has promised to deliver four speeches in Ohio. He will be absent until the 7th or 8th of Oc- tober, and may speak in Indiana.
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New York City.

NEW YORK. Sept. 30. At the session of the ninety-seventh con- vention of the Protestant Episcopal church of the diocese of New York this morning Bishop Potter delivered his annual address. The election for deputies for the general con- vention to take place October was then proceeded with, after which the secretary read brief report.
 The epizootic epidemic will probably turn
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SITUATION WANTED,

A SITUATION where the applicant make A himself generally useful to his employer Would take place in a store. Address
 se2q 3t+ tsCONFIDENCE this nffina
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Goutatiion.
signor F. PaoIo Tamburello,

Voice, Piano, Flute. MAI ISS FANNY O. HOWE resume Sept. 10 fnstruc- AXA ton in the art of singing; also upon the piano Singing at sight taught in classes moderate terms Residence I02 Grown near Temple St. MIR CHARLES T. HOWE resumes instruction upon the flute 1o2 Grown street,
Morning journal and courier., 1880-10-01
Fire in sehux,erv,ll.-,.o.. seo, 900.

SARATOGA, N. F., Sept. BOA large fire at Schuyleryille began in Oliver BrisDin's dry goods store at o'clock this morning. The following business housesawere burned: Oi- yer Brisbin < Co.,, E. Washburne, dry goods i; J. Horin Brook, hardware; Seth Lawrence, drugs and the Western Union Telegraph of fce;. Joseph T. Smith, jeweler; Miles Root, furniture; Seward Winney, meat market, and the Schuylerville Standard printing office. The total loss is estimated at $6O. 900.
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Liverpool.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-10-01

EXPRESS STOCKS. Adams .. ........ 116sf Wells, Fargo. .112 American ......... 59X United States. COCO. 491f
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FIRE RECORD.
Fire in a Hook and Ladder E

Fire 1n a Hook and Ladder House. FLUSHING, N. Y. Sept 30.-The house of
 the Young American Hose and the Rescue
 Hook and Ladder company, with the fire escapes, apparatus and furniture, was en-
 tirely burned at o'clock this morning. Loss &, ,O0O.
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NEW YORK.
eored by an Enraged Bull.

NEW YORK, Sept. 3O.-James Murray, of Walker avenue, Jersey City Heights, went out this morning to feed bull which he kept on the grounds back of his house. The ani- nal became excited and attacked him, tossing and goring his owner with his horns so se- verely that the man will probably die
Morning journal and courier., 1880-10-01

Electors Meeting. EWNHE Electors of the Town Of New Haven here 1 by notified and warned to meet in their respec- tive voting districts Monday the 4th day of Ooto Der, A. D., 1S80 at o'clock m, forsthe purpose of sgnifying by ballot their approbation disapproba tion of proposed amendment to the Constitution of this State relating to the appointment of Judges of the Supreme and Superior Courts The ballot boxes will be open from o'clock a.. ID. till o'clock D. n, in the several voting districts follows: First ward-Grand Opera House Music Hall) Second ward-WillaIn W. Plumb's shop 142 Oak street.
 Third ward-store at junction of Congress avenue and Washington street. Fourth ward-Store at junction of West Water street and Columbus avenue. Fifth ward-Store 79 Wooster street. Sixth ward-Store 57 St. John street. Seventh ward-Store 216 Hamilton street. Eighth ward-Store S59 State street. Ninth ward-Store Al DiIweH avenue. Tenth ward-Store 5S Whalley avenue. Eleventh ward-Store corner of Ferry and Ex- change streets.
 Twelfth ward-Store 37 Clay street. Thirteenth wArd-Franklin Hall, WestYille
 DAVID K. ANDREWS,1
 DANIEL COLWELI.
 MICHAEL R. .ENSCOE,
 PHILIP ROLLER, Constables.
 JOHN R. JOHNSON,
 MICHAEL E. TRACEY, St PATRICK MCGINNIS.
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NEW ENGLAND.
Massachusetts.
Spread of the Epfzootie

Spread of the Epfzootie.
 LOWELL Sept. 3O.-The epizootic is univer- sally prevalent here, though in most cases in a mild form. Three horses have died of this disease and the horse railroad company is much embarrassed and will run on half time until the disease abates.
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THE SOUTH.
Virginia

Fatally Crushed by Machinery.
 RICHMOND, Sept. 3O.-William Howlette, a youth of about seventeen, was instantly killed this morning at the Tredegar Iron Works. He was engaged in oiling the ma His head was crushed and both arms were
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MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.

NEW YoRK, Sept. so.-Arrived, the Canada from London, the France from Havre. the Bristol from Bristol Sailed, the Frisia for Hamburg, the City of Montreal for Liver pool, the State of Nevada for Glasgow.
 Philadelphia Arrived, the Lord Give from Liverpool
Morning journal and courier., 1880-10-01
THE OLD WORLD.
Great Britain.

The Situation at Du1cignO-A Reaction
 Against the Naval Scare-A Possible Ob-
 jeetfOn from the Powers.
 LONDON, Oct. IA Constantinople dis patch says the Porte is more conciliatory and is endeavoring quietly to persuade the Alba nians to surrender Dulcigno. The Porte has informed the English Cabinet to this effect.
 dispatch from Vienna says a reaction against the naval demonstration is noticeable in Austria. Herr Nadarass will interpellate the government on the Hungarian diet.
 dispatch from Gravosa says the fleets are concentrating at Negline and will shortly proceed to Cattaro. The weather is bad and threatening.
 A Berlin dispatch says it is asserted that the powers will object to the separate action of England and Russia.
 A dispatch from Constantinople says the Porte has asked the powers to suspend action against Dulcigno until Sunday.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-10-01
mNIATURE ALMANAo.
OCTOBER l. SUN RISES, 5.67 MooN RISES, HIGH WATER, SUN sETs, 6.41 s-o5 a. m | s2o D. m

War Department Weather Observations. Taken at 2 m, P m-,9 P. n.-sept soaBarom- Wind, direction-sw, ", W. Velocity, in miles per hour B. 13 4. Weather, clear, fair, clear. Maximum Thermometer, 62 degrees. Minimum Ther- mometer, T degrees. Rainfall, in inches, =. Maximum Velocity of Wind, 10 miles per hour.
 VIM. D. WRIGHT,
 Sergt. Signal Corps, U. S. Army
Morning journal and courier., 1880-10-01
News by Telegraph FROM ALL QUARTERS. Campaign Work. A Monster Republican Rally
 at Woodstock. Ten Thousand People Present. Addresses by Haw1ey and
 Other Speakers. THE CRISIS AT TDULCIGNO. A Reaction Against the Naval Demon
 stration.
THEORISTS ATDULCIGNO.
POLITICAL.

Connecticut Republicans A Monster
 Rally at Woodstock - Ten Thousand
 People in Attendance Addresses by
 Prominent Orators.
 WOODSTOCK, Sept. 3O.-A monster Repub- lican mass meeting was held at Roseland Park today about ten thousand being present The meeting was called to order by ". E. Buntin Hon. John T. Wait was chosen chairman A letter was read from o. B. Chittenden announcing sickness as the cause of his absence. Hon. George B. Loring member of Congress from Massachusetts, spoke at some length and was followed by General Joseph R. Hawley Senators Platt of Connecticut and Dawes of Massachusetts also spoke.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-10-01
FINANCE AND TRADE.
'pecial Correspondence of JOURNAL AND coURrrn,l
JOHN H. DAVIS & Co.,, Bankers and Brokers, IT Wall St

Bankers and Brokers IT Wall Street,
 NEW YORK, Sept. 30, 1880. The stock market opened with considerable strength and it in the early hours well supported by free purchases with occasional decline, but fol- lowed by an early recovery of prices. Short inter ests have been very extensive, and has been perhaps overdone by the sanguine of the bears Heavy operators who able to work the market to their pleasure have in, and with heavyand persistent purchases frightened the shorts into covering and the heavy demand has naturally put up the entire list.
 The Bond Market-Railroad bonds were moderate ly active and strengthened with the upward tendency of the general market.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-10-01
senntor conklina,s Work tn ohto.

CINCINNATI, Sept. 3O.-Senator Conking left Cleveland at 2 p. m. and arrived in this city shortly after midnight. The train made several short stops on the way, and at Day ton was met by the committee from this city. Tomorrow evening he will speak at the Highland House, where 10000 seats have been arranged, large numbers of which will be reserved for ladies. Judge Taft will be- president of the meeting which will be the great Republican gathering of the campaign.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-10-01

BROWNS
 Employment Agency SUPPLIES private families, hotels and boarding S houses with reliable help in the city country. The only office in the city doing business the Bos ton plan Servants with good reference request ed to leave their address. Office and residence,
 I91 Meadow Street. se17 1mT F. W. BROWN. -
Morning journal and courier., 1880-10-01

Boy Wanted in a Store. NJ or over 13 or 14 years of age. Must be inteIh IN gent, industrious, active, and strictly honest Address in own handwriting and giving references se29 3t+ P. o. BOX 6S, New Haven P. o.
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WANTED,

WANTED, A sesO If ' 16 HoTCHKIss STREET. PTs dS
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A Democratic Lie Nailed.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 3O.-The EUe'aiaag Post contains letter from Senator Jones de- nying the report that he has left the Republi- can party.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-10-01
DANCING SCHOOL /!

MIR. A. M. LOOMS will commence his classes Saturday. Gentlemen at 2 and 8. Ladies at and '. Wednesday, the same hours Private lessons any hour not engaged with classes. o12t
Morning journal and courier., 1880-10-01

For Sale or Rent.
 aA THE property known the Judson Packing i1 House, situated Winchester avenue, and EV running back to the Northampton R. R. The lot is 400 feet front Winchester running back to the R. R., with side track connecting with R. R. The building is brick, substantially built, POO feet front, 15O feet deep with This prop ery offered for sale rent at onethird the cost price and easy terms For full particulars terms and further information, call on or address
 GEO. A. ISBELL, o1 Office, Todd's Block cor. State and Elm sts.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-10-01
DEATHS.

rUTTLE-In Leadville, Colorado, Sept 30, Oswin H.
 Futile. aged 2s. Yale Law School, Glass of '7s.
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Broken Up by Democratic HoOdlums.
 PROVIDENCE, R. T., Sept. 30.-The Repub .licans had torchlight procession tonight at Olneyville, followed up by flag raising on the public square. The assemblage, which numbered five thousand, proved to be non Garfield, and when the speakers sought to address them they fairly drowned them out with cheers for Hancock and misses for Gar field. The intelligent Democrats regret the occurrence very much. It will surely hurt the cause of the Democracy in this State
Morning journal and courier., 1880-10-01
The Cabinet Meeting-No Definite Policy
 Adonfed.

Adopted.
 LONDON, Sept. 3O.-The Cabinet meeting to-day lasted over four hours. Although as usual the result of the deliberations has not been made public, the impression in the clubs this evening is that no definite conclu- sion was arrived at as to the policy the Gov ernment will pursue in reference to the con- p1ications in the East.
 Another View Of the Cabinets Action. LONDON, Oct. Tt is believed that the Cabinet at yesterdays meeting agreed to a compromise that is mutual and satisfactory to all parties. but decided that England will carry out the execution of the Berlin treaty alone if it Is necessary.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-10-01
WANTED.

YKNO GO into the country about five miles from thi E city, young woman to keep house for a widow CT no children. Address immediately,
 se28tf "HOUSEKEEPER," ." this Office
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MARINE LIST. A PORT OF NEW HAVEN.
AnR1vED-sEPTEMBER 30

Sch Rodney Parker, Parker, Baltimore coal to Y N H & H R R.
 Sch James H Hoyt, Lyon, Baltimore coal to to N Y, H H R.
 Sch Harbison Hickman, Robinson, Alexandria, coal to Y, H H R.
 Sch Baltimore, Satterly, Hoboken, iron to Y N H < H B R.
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MARRIAGES.

this city, Sept 29th, by the Raw J M etider, D. D., John l. Jacobus to Miss Ida W. Lines, daughter of Henry Lines both of this YMAN-BARNETT-In this city, Sept 29th
 by Rev C., H. Williams assisted by Rev. F. Coun- tryman Edwin Countryman and Miss Hattie R., eldest daughter of Albert E. Barnett, all of New - Haven.
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FOR RENT.

AA THE VERY desirable summer residence of #iiH the late John B. Luddington, situated on East N Pearl street, Fair Haven, will be rented low to desirable tenant for one year, term of years. Apply to
 N. A. LuddingtOn, No. 1ss East Grand Street, Fair Haven. o1
Morning journal and courier., 1880-10-01

Republican Success in Indiana Predicted.
 NEW YORK, Sept. 3O.-Colonel Robert Whitney, of Indiana, who is in the city and called at the Republican headquarters today, in referring to the canvass in that State, said stI do not wish to say much, but may say with confidence that we believe our party will be able to carry Porter through and show to men of the Hendricks-English stamp that there are other men who can command the votes of the people without bribery, fraud, etc. Jas well as they. We are perfectly con- fdent of carrying the State, but under the great excitement and strong elements against which we are contending the majority will be less than we anticipated. The greatest ex- citement prevails and such an election has not been known since the war"
Morning journal and courier., 1880-10-01
GAUDEFROY'S EMPLOYMENT OFFICE

VAUDEEhOY'S s ENAPLOYMEN OFFICE HAS constantly on hand help suitable for private 11 families, well as for hotels, boarding houses and restaurants Great attention is paid by the pro pretor of the establishment in the choice of girls and women before sending them to fill situation. Coun try calls of any distances promptly attended to. 33H Orange street, near Crown street. g GAUDEFROY.
 WANTED, A SMART, energetic must have good refer "A ences salary $15 per week. GAY BROS se6 256 Chapel Street, Garfield Building
 WANTED TNO buy, lot of secondhand Furniture andCar- 1 pets. Highest cash price paid Orders by mai promptly attended to, at
 o20 28 CHURCH ST.
 $. w. Searle,
 Surveyor and Civil Engineer, No. Conn. Savings Bank Building, o7 s1 CHURCH STREET
Morning journal and courier., 1880-10-01

A COMPETENT woman to do the cooking wash A ing and ironing in private family; referen ces required Apply before 10 a. m. after p. m. at
 se29 3tH 2I3 ELM STREET
The daily gazette., 1880-12-24

CHRIsrMAs.-To-morrow il Christ
mas, the grand old holiday that cheers
all christian hearts and fills the old and
the young alike with Joy and gladness.
Not to observe Christmas would seem
to be dissertation. Yet by the
mighty strides which the great cities
are making and the immense increase
in the. he.populAtion Of the country 1t is
sure to result here as in Europe in in
novatious upon old customs, aud with
the tide event Christmas will be set aside
by portions of our people. 1t would
probably be better IL this were not 50,
and .the generations which the great
event Of Christmas celebrates we're
continued 10 be held as sacred - IL has
besn by the Fathers Of the Republic.
Devoute Christians cannot help but
regret TO witness the disregard with
which the Old holiday IL no" frequent
ly regarded. After eighteen hundred
years have passed The youth still hail
it with the same joy and gladnsSs the y
did when the shepards watching their
fiocks by night beheld Tho star in the
East" and it 10 only few Of the great
mass that attempt to cast a shadow
over the holiest Of our holidays.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-24

IT Is said that the bankers and bro
xeIs Of New York are endeavoring to
tighten the money market to induce
Congress to increase the interest in he
funding bill above three per cent. No
'loubt Mr.. John Sherman sympathises
With this movement since he favors a
higher interest than 8 per cent. There
$ now hundreds of millions of gold
and silver, and gold and silver oerlif-
Gates, and greenback legal tender
notes, locked up in the Treasury, and
the Secretary can operate to the ad..
vantage of the people or the capitalists
j ast as he pleases.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-24
IT is said that New York capitalists

IT Is said that New York capitalists
yesterday formed syndicate, repre-
senting many millions Of dollars, fol
the purpose OF purchasing for a mum
ber Of years the guano islands and
fields Of Peru, including their entire
transportable products. 1t will turn
into American channels Of trade about
$40, 000, ,00O that heretofore was almost
entirely controlled by the English. Dur
ing the past three months the fight be.
tween the English and American capi-
talists for the coutlol of this has been
bitter, and the result is regarded as a
great victo,y by those concerned.
Over three months ago Mr.. William r.
Garrison, with a number of other gen
tlemen, left New York for Lima for
the purpose Of negotiating for the pur-
shase Of the lands.