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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-28
FRENCH IMMIGRANTS,

The Now York HernH ataica TINT a com
muniralinn was rrcenly received hy tho aIl
roripteudent If immigration nj Castle t4a,-
dnn from I'aiii itaon. unaf srHnnhs. Franco,
requesting inftmntlnn aa ta Tho otanoaa 1T
auopcsa tho French Immigrants would have
In Tho United States Among tho questions
urnponntind IN The communication ia ono 10
Intivn IT, the heat State ful The naiie,lltuiat
to emlarate H.. IN which information Ia sought
AZ in what kinds ~ latuIa arc offered fpr eala
hy the government - private parties Homo
lumber merchants. II IA aald. would lllte To
buy tmbered anla sitHatp itoai railroad.
10 that They could acnd thntr lumber to tho
interior o. ship " IA Europe with aa Ilttie
number oF famltaa. amounting H. 400 pot.
Sous, will nmarata tp the United states. aud
that must If them will lonvo In March or
April ahpHld those 200 persons no pleased
with tho country. II II thought largo nun
bet will emigtate cvory vcat hereafter. tho
locality If lntiI Hlnn having received nInne
tRia u largo number ~ Immigrants from
Alaace and lorraine. who ind IT. very hard to
mako n living. aud will como To the United
stalnn In preference tp returning to thoir
native country while IT, utinues undor Ger
man domination. Tho foregoing. takan In
connection with tho Faft that tho French gov
elument ia contemplating The establishment
Of steamship limo between ono 81 lis ports
and That Of New OrleRna. would soem to JUS
tify tho belief that prompt aud wolf directed
efforts ut this time would result In tho a,ldi-
tion uf u large share nf thnao valuable mm
grants Ia our population. while 1t Is but
reasonable IT, assume that If tho subject Ia
propNlly presented liberal amount Of sur
plus French capital might be induced to ascl,
Investment here IN tho development or the
vast and vallnI resources of tho Htatc
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-28

IT. Ia reported. an good authority. thai Eng
baud inientla to Interiors IN tho war now
raging In Hou'h America. on the ground that
The bonds 81 Tho Peruvian government atp
bold by lifitiah auhjn0fs on special pladge
OF The Peruvian guann deppslts which Ghiil
proposes To annas H. n said IN Tho ether
hand that tho Englah bpu'llnldei viii
Ing 10 nomptomise with Chll. aud will not
object ~ tho dhlIlan annexation Of tho gtlnuu
islands. alteady occupied by the forces Of tn VI
power. IT their bonds arc guaranteed As 10.
CARDS tho nitrate deposits. tho Iotutlan hotH-
holders have no lion on thatn. nnd the district
oF Iarapana In which they are slluntaI. will
bn annexed ~ Chli without amy English In.
LNrINEamfa OF nOnlnlnint
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-28

company of Havsnty.five ID expected from
Biddaford. Tho Portland Blues and Mont
gDmery Guards. whom Davis has summoned
to Augusta arc mostly Fusonists In politics.
md other companies Of tho militia cannot be-
wholly relied on by Tho Republicans On the
other hnnd. Augusta II Republican town.
and tho mob would certainly assist that fac
tiun IN case Or any disturbance
i'hia Is n eimpla statement ~ Tho condition
Of affairs IN Malno to-day. ~ would bn IN
Wise To predict The result. onnthlnE alone Ia
absolutely Ccrinin That tho oiiaia has haen
teaehed. and that the Matnn muiille." which
haa diatrlrnd the aorcniy Of nur politics for
now nenrty three weeha. VIII DO determined
and aottlnd f. day. whether with ,lnn aud
ahnfgrn,. OF ~ tho slow process Of law, ra-
mainH Ia 10 anoil
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-28

Thu anti-t 'hnr4a movement III California.
which haa Rlept for aomr montha. hna shown
Il revival. and various sohemeg FOR worrying
AMI prosecuting tho Monapliaua OF the Pacific
slope are being devisad. A number Of anti
Chinese BILLS have already boon introduced
into the Legislature. aud will probably be-
como lava. One of thoae prohthta NIL cor
poratinns from employing Chinese labor. and
refuses husineaa ironae 10 any firm IN which
u Ghnaman u Il partner. public or private.
IN his inaugural niepaaga, Gov. Perkins calls
attention III Tho Ghinae question. ana calls
on tho Legislature To settle II Mt once by aomo
energetic legislation.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-28

In MI nddteas recently delivered before at
audience IT rotlpn MILL owners IN England ths
speaker directed attention 10 thn iInlpttatne
# nutlug H. Tho Huutharn na we'll ~ The
Nmiheln Hiatea IT America aa future com
pnltnta Iin reminded them THAT there Il n
nptfon Industry growing NJ In the South
which having ri present hut "la tnnih Of The
entiloluduatrr ~ tho United Hiaiaa olaiin OIL
IL bavn Advantages over Northern manufap.
ture,a In an ahuutlaunn " water, avalahle
all The year round In having lha raw mata
rial nuaa ~ thei Doors. n moro favorable
climate and equally good ports ~ shipmant
The apnnkni. therefore, argued tint II tho
hnitharu MILLS were already entating lnt,
composition with those If Englpnd and IT
tho Southern manufacturers could compete
successfully with Northern manufacturers.
tho future prnspaois If England wrra greatly
nppRtd1eH
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-28
Representing MAJOR II. J. Hearsey.

According to agreement the parties met at
tho appointed hour on Metairie Rlig9. Major
Burke attended by messrs. Page Ii. Baker and
Richard Weightman. and MAJOR Hsarsey by
Hon. Loon Jastremski and Mr.. Henry Guy
Carleton. tho latter gentleman having heon sub
stitutet for Col. i, M. Mutt. Tho neeotsary
prelmtnaries having boon perfected. tho prln-
ctpals were Dlaeed-at ten PAGES. az agreed
upon-and shots exchanged. second shot
having been demanded and conceded. the word
was repeated and another shot exchanged.
After the second shot. In consequence Of
representations and expostu's. atoms maio by
mutual friends present and Ia a parlYY called
by the seconds Of MAJOR Hearseg. Il vas pro-
posed by Thorn. and greed 10 by tho s,c1n Is Of
MAJOR Burke, that the latter on behalf OF their
principal should express thsir recognition Of
MAJOR Hearsey az gentleman o. honor and
courage, upon which Major Hearseys friends
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-28

For some time past the English regiments
have been bclow their full complement Of
men. Attempts have been made to fill up
their ranks by recruiting In England, but
with little snccess, very few recruits being
obtained, Notwithstanding the distress pre-
valing In many portions OF tho island. A
now move Il now proposed, that OF recruit
ing the British army In the colonies, partIcu-
ary IN Canada. Many Of the Canadians are
most staIwalt Britons and will make good
fighters. When, some months ago. a war be-
tween Russia and England was threatened,
quite number OF them rendered their ser
vices to Great Britain, and proffcred to re
cruit volunteer corps. This offer was de-
elIned ut the time, but it will now be accepted,
and officers will be sent To the Dominion to
drum up recruits.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-28

Tho Chicago ItWea publishes very plain
1.-Two lettnr from Gov. III. John Of Kansas. IL
II N Rust. ~ Chlengn, relative to Tho oondi
complains. Ia ovarrun with nnHrues, aud There
ia not only no room for moro but some ul
those alrendy there muat he got rid IT. Thr
Fre"diuens Relief Association has taken this
matter in hand md shipped several oHi Iontia
of negroea IN tho African eme Of Nebraska
md Iowa, What Hov. 81. John wants Illinois
t. do Is to alhsCrlbe $50 900 Tor Tho support Of
those negroea In Kansas. and to talsn NIFTY
thousand of thnm off iia hands and care for
them
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-28

plate his movements. Aud then. after ha wing
committed this overt not In defiance ~ Tho
aforesaid much talked ~ "dpetfius.i to thinh
that hs should come direct to New York anti
enjoy Tho hosplialitiss Of the Reople whose s'sa
cred rights he has trampisi under foot. ~ IT.
we're Ia tho renowned "Monrn dpuirlne" no
longer 10 lao regarded onanf tho funda-
mental principles Of our guvernrnant3 Is OH
national opnt tnil 10 ba tread upon With In
punlty by this foreign anginaaf without even
So much "a grand howl IT Iujpnatinni
Whore Is I!tInsldc2
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-28

Much opposition was made 10 tho conilrmn.
ton Of Dr. Wales ms chief Of tho Bureau OF
Medicine and Surgery IN tho Navy Depart.
mont, with the rank OF commodore Il WINS
Tavnrnhy reported back 10 tho Senate by tin,
Naval cpmmltton Eovernl days ngo. but was
strongly fought when II eamD mp for action
Tho objeetona 70 Or Wales wore not pAr-
Runal. nor WAS H. owing To any lack of qlmlih-
cation on his pnrt. II was duo To tho fact
that hn was promoted over seniors in rank
who were ns capable M no WAS, ani whose
long service and personal merits did not de-
Hnrvo that they should hN Rllyhtod. II has
boon the custom III both tho army and navy
to select chiefs Of the staff b,lrnau. from tho
highest grades III Tho several corps. Tho nj.
pointmeut OF Or. Walos violated this rule
without any substantial reason for doing
80. lle was onlya medical inspector, rank
Ing as commander, whereas thnro were hrtern
medical directors, ranking ~ captain, above
him. Tho appointment was duo to tho fact
that DR. Wales has for Romn yparB enjoyed
tho advantage Of being stationed at Wash
inGton. where he has made himself popular
with those in authority, whose families he
has attended in n medical capacity II was
not claimed that he was not entirely compe-
tent but II was asserted that he was not more
SO than those over whose heads 1t was pro-
posed to promote him. Their friends, there-
fore fought his confirmation bitterly Among
disappointment opponents were both the Mary
land Senators. Or. Wales proved too strong
FOR his opponents, MS his confirmation on
Monday proves.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-28

Tho presiding bishop Of tho Protestant
Episcopal Church In thia country has 70
equity uade calculation going Ia show that
the Offices OF bishop ,is eonduclvs to longevity.
Tho youngest Of his prsdacesaprg In olii9D
lived 10 tho ago of sevant y-ait. he hIu,self Is
eighty-Giy. and If ho wore Ia lilo tomorrow
tho average age nj death of those who have
filled tho of1inn or bishop ~ tho diornno would
reach eight two. Ono of hia pred eaasprs
lived I" reach eighty nine and aitather eighty
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-28

The cable brought us news. some time ago.
Vt riots in Rio Janeiru directed against the
horse car companies and tho govarnmont
and resulting in considerable loss OF property
and life. Later papers give fulrr lntell-
genee and show that the dinioultles were
really an outbreak OF communism. much tho
same As that which was successful lii Paris
Id tsTf For some time past there has been a
growing eommunistie and sociallstie feeling
IN Era4ll. The so-ealled Republicans have
several newspapers In Rio Janeiro. and con-
siderable support and sympathy among tho
lower classes Of the people. These Journals
have, for months past, been attacking every
act Of the government and denouneing It In
the NEST violent and most dema-
gogical style. short time ago this
Parliament determined on lerytng new
tax on the tramways or horse-cars of one
cent ON every passenger carried by them
This was made the cause Of compliant
against the government Fiery speeches
Were made 10 the populaos, and In 4 short
time riot. directed against the horse-car
companies was inaugurated The cars
themselves were smashed, THAR conductors
beaten aud mules killed. The mob was not
SohG'htVtt WIFI laiS' tpl lis Euu SloisS were
broken open and Quilted and the populace. iu
imitation Of the petroitasts OF PARIS. began
dring the houses IT obnoxious eitizans with
Kerosene. Before much damage could be
done. however, the troops We're upon them
and the frightened moo scattered iii the most
cowardly manner, not attempting to make
the slightest stand baniud the barbados
they had erected. 1t Is thought that other
outbreaks may occur a. any time, as there is
d growing feeling OF discomfort among the
I0We- classes.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-28
AMERICAN fish IN ENGLAND.

II aenma that tho saInN preiudloaa mud III I'll
euItea that heant tho Introduction nf Amerl-
can fresh nnat Into England u fow years ago
have hoan manifested toward the shipment of
American tiah to that market n ia atated
that u consignment ~ flne freah salmon from
Nova Scotia aont a0tno two years ago e.
"A prominent ish dealer IN london. hit could
not he Ea, for moro than would barely novnf
the coat ~ transportation. while n auhaeuleni
venture Of tho same kind to liverpool mot
with similar result. This WAS doubtless
duo IN n great measure tn tho vigorous onpn.
altfon Of tho lllllingsgata md liverpool fiah
dealara. although public sentiment may hnve
had anmethiug 10 do with IL. RocentIy an on-
tntnrising Canadian hai n vnssal apariallv
constructed with roErlgeratorH. In which
thirty toms or superior salmon wore sent to
Eng gland and arrived In linN condition Whom
thoy were offered In tito london market tho
hlghaet ptre that could ba roaliaad was ak
ponce. This tho owner rNfllaNd. and having
aent u sample to Mi Frank auckland, tho
celebrated naturalist. md aerured hia favor
able indnrnement. at ounaestabliahni n rnmu
npratiYs trade
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-28
NOTICE.

Tho Comm ittee on "HaIsfs and for supply
Ing Disabled Soldiers with Artificial Limbs. !"
will meet at tho Capitol. ~ tho room Of the Judi
cinry Committee. on TUESDAYS and THURS.
DAYS ut II 80 u. M. Of oach weok. until further
notice.
Tho clorks Of eourts of records throughout
tho State nre requested to forward to tho com
mittee Hat Of probable beneficiarIea resldanta
Of their several parishes, under article 2nt OF
tho consti Ion, together With all tho facts In
each particular chse. Evidences submitted must
be explicit and conclusive NJ to tho eltizanehip
OF the applicant. tho command 10 which 10 be-
lonRed, and the exHct nature Of hIs disability
Applicants from tho parish Of Orleans will
plonse appear In person bsfore the committees.
or submit testimony Ia accordance with above
rpaciflcations
Php9rs friendly to tho objects Of this notice
will DIense copy.
jazz Tt Win w q HARRIS Chairman
MAIIIE AE nnEnHa l,n
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-28

The Young Republicans Of Now York, who
were better known az "indopondont Scratch
nra" in the election last fall. are organizing
againat Grant and Goukling. and threaten. II
the latter Il nominated, 10 carry their opposi-
tion 10 him 10 tho polls Tho "Scratchers"
did some very effective work In November
and propose "a continue II during the coming
campaign. They have adopted u statement
of prinpiplea. embracing their views on the
rights Of voters. tho tenure OF Office act. civil
service reform. and other matters. II Is evil
DENT that thev arc determined 60 givs the
Uonllling wing Of the party more trouble.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-28

From the way u. Dc Lasscps goes to work
shoveln< dirt down on the iethmrs, it Is
quite evi i~nt that he has never reld or heard
anything about the celebrated "Ionroe doe
trlue, Or, IL he has, be displays wonderful
amount Of reck lessness for man of his years.
Even the warllke people OF the contracted see
ton where h. Intends to cut his canal We're 50
amazed at the audacity Of the enthusiastic
Fienehman that they paused in the midst Of
one Of their periodic revolutions to contem-
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-28

Tho Democratic State Gommittoe met nj
Albany. N y. last night. tnrnspons3 To u sud
don ,tall by tho chairman. Many hslisye tho
mneing wna called to consider tho lnta con
Fention OF kelly tnef. while another report Ii
that il wna for tho purpose Of tising upon u
date for tho State convention only Whnt-
oyer the eatHe. tho mseLing oF mo committee
political CltClaa
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-28
PROCESS VERBAL.

Major u. A. Burke hpving. on Tho morning OF
January 1870. rH@aiyNi n pernmptory ahnl-
lnnge from MAJOR II. J. Hearaay. by
| the haul Of Hon. Leon .fnntrtmskf nj
anee placed tho matter In Tho INN a ~
hia friends. MaRsrs. page M Bakor aud Rtslard
Woightman. Tho two latter prom PLY waited
upon Mosars. T.. NJ. Nut mil I.hon JaagfefnRki
| representing MAJOR HsnrHnY. and Enuounnod
tho rea ilnoss Of thoIr princlupl 10 assume any
responsibility that MAJOR Hearsay nav u to
impose upon him. and 50 proceed with Whatever
expedition might be rsaulred.
They howavsr. stated that thny hai BISON re-
duaatad by Mr.. J. p. Houston to make m OK
PLANTATION. Major Hearaoylbeing in tn attitude
OF hooking repatriation for M ntri ut 10 might
porhaps prefer to so5k II Mt tho hand
Of tho pnFson from whom thai afrront
emanntei. Mr. J. D. Houston. proprlo-
tor ani Publisher OF tho DgaoGnAr
nnwapnpor. doelarei himself to D. thai pergon
He wns tho nuthor Of tho nrti3iea ~hlsh had
glvNn MAJOR Ilenrsey Off 'nsp mi held himself
personally responsible FOR them. Tails atnte-
mont wna nude BY Msaara. y .ksr and W9i4ht-
man morey In order thAt tho friends Of MAJOR
lIoRraey might proceed With fuIl understands
Ing OF MI tho faces In tho caso.
Messrs. L. NJ Matt anl Lson Jastrsms ski In
their capacity as representatives Of MAJOR
Hearsey. fot that they hal tnxen the proper
steps In applying TO tho reeogniz3d ,nunaxer OF
tho paper In which tho onausiv3 articles APP
penred.
1t was therefore agreed that thero should be u
Meeting between tho two principals In tho
airair at 800 D. m. on Tuesday. tho twenty
seventh instant: tho weapons 70 bs tho ordl-
nary smooth -bore du9lllng pistols. OF tsh PAGES.
position and word to be deolded by lot.
1t was further understood and nareei Tint
each principal was TO be attended, by his two
immediate representatives. aud no, 10 pro than
two friends additional. surgeon for oae1 be-
Ing also provided for. and tho usual rules to
prevail.
New Orleans. La. January ~, 1890.
PAGE NJ. BAKER.
RICHARD WEIGHTMhN
Representing Major L. A. Burke
L. NJ. MUTT,
LEON JA5THEMBKI.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-28
sNv tssEANs, J.NuAuy M. Aaso.
a M USE NJ L MIS-.

FUTNaIt OrTHA HnuRH tnourhen atreetl
Matinee MiasaE = evening. LRa 1I,ouHrH
I'M TapNEyteIH." ~ Hta NnVtro .rnn French
ftliriu ttptna
AGAnHAiY ON MUAld Nrtlnea hui N nph
RahuN hunE." hV Joseph MpphV apd ne
dtdmhfir cnutpHnu.
ET GHAhII EH 7 THEATRE rHor j. NJ NeAHAh-
rtprRt. tla Na1 mHfHoe and q Htdm
GkANn OPERA n0HRE Matinee af,i n ntdhf.
"urn BAcnrlnRa IN Hahann and Gtnna
md ratuerift rotuPdup
HSrpflTIpN HAIL 4HhnitR trt1rirht
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-28

The Nav York loo daalera. who have been
hoping and hoping In vain for freeze. now
freely admit that there IL small chance Of a
eaod loo crop this year Even II cold weather
comes IN February and there u plenty Of loo
then, they Win not have limo 10 lay by as
largo Il supply AZ they need In consequence
III thia famine the price of ioe III Nav York
haa IIspr, loo per cont. from I'll 80 ~ 10 a tom
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-28
THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 49, 1880

deeare0 themselves satisfied and hostiitias
we're. i,g Il, sna,aI sonssnt. Terminated
And tiie al, dsfsiEnad hereby take plehsnrs In
tastitgina ~ ths brave aud honorable deports
inant ~ both MAJ Dathe md Majpt Iiserssy.
HEHHf auT UAHL ErDH.
LEON JAaTREMsRi
representing Maipt ~ i iIeetssv.
rAHE NJ HAEEn
RICHARD WEtnHTMAH
Harrasnh'inp Mnjrr E F'urka
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-28

SENATOR window. If Minnesota. haa had
Al lIendticka summoned 10 appear before
tbeaxodua committee to taatify. II In mani
fcst that III can have ITO testimony Ut import
anCn ~ give Indeed, he In only summoned
a. annoy and Inconvenience him This ~
what Window oonaidera aintcamanahin
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-28

Tho New York World does not think that
tho Republican tidal wiva Of taip Amounted
tn much after ALI Taking the aiStean States
that held eontanH laat year. he tinda that tho
Rnpuhlicsna have fallen or 99l AL I'll voton.
and tho Republican rereantage u tho total
vote eaat IA only ~ per cont. against 81 per
t,,,uf III I4tR
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NOTICE OF A SPECIAL ACT.
RELATIVE TO CEMETERIES IN THE CITY
or NEW ORLEANS

Tho undersigned. member OF the House Of
Representative 81 the state OF Louisiana. from
the Fourth Representative District, parish OF
Orleans. hereby. and In compliance with article
~ Of tho constitution. glyes public notice that
DO will Introduce a bill. with the object OF
making 1t a law preventing further burial In
certain cemeteries situated within the limits
Of the city Of New Orleans.
la28 TEA IL Is Is Fl HEIDENHAIg
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-28

-Tha most numerous family III tho United
Stafa Il. aaid IN he That of lIerhaua. aettled
principally IN and around Kingston, N. y.
Jacob lielhnua camo b. tho country from
Holland il 1860 and settled on Long laland.
afterwards Id removed to tho prcsent alto Of
kingeton lila eon John came ont few
years later From thcaa two nprang The
present family. Raid 10 number about $4,000
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-28

The Philadelphia Jimea aaya that doubt
50 cma noSiat w tho public mind M io which
National Convention John Kelley'a delegates
will annlS tu enter.
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TIE HOOD ORPHAN
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