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The best cough medicine in the world" The
Old Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam. Cutler Bros
Co., Boston. Small reduced TO s5c; large, 81.
March l. deod&w3m
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-05-21

CoRREcrIoS.-Ou informant was some
what in error in placing the costs in the City
Court and before the magistrates in the coun-
ty at So 500, as given in our article on court
EXPENSES. As matter of fact the costs be-
fore magistrates were S49e.75 and in City
Court S641. 81, or total Of only 81, So
The City Court, too, paid over to the Stale
in fines and costs collected 1907. 10. so that
its net expense to the State was only 1854. 81.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-05-21

Con sipaiion invariably follows Liver Complaint :;
but it Is easily removed 10y the timely use of B,X-
TEKs MASDRAKE BiTTERs. Dyspepsia also readily
NielIs 10 tins noiant remcaiY.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-05-21
old AUCTION STAND. COLLEGE ST.


Now opened and r, a'ly 10 receive consgnmentS OF
all kinds OF goods of every description. Look. IN
YOUR garret4 and store houseS, clean them uui oil
your surplus and castaway furniture and send II
Chauyins Auction Store and have IL sold Tor cash
nj auction or private sale. People breaking up
housekeeping Will lind II tie place 10 send Their
furniture for sale and get what II It worth IN
cash as sold. ! am going 10 make TINS per
manrnt business, and II Will lie conducted on
prompt business principles and merchants Will tihd
ths the place send cOslng-out stock. store fnt-
niture, sheli-worn goods, bankrupt stocks, pToilce
OF any KIND, horses and cattle II brought saturday
afternoons. ! am open TO engagements n auctloh-
Ger for the sale OF real estate any other property
on the PREMISES AT reasonable rates. In connection
with m. shall Keep a RELIABLE intelligence" Of
also thn-, wanting help. have Large room i"r
i!.- al goods aud iuInIiuie ilai i liigs
cellar Tor produce, "n moderate terms An goods
will he insured Tor whi.h insurance Will Ice charged
Auction every Saturday Afternoon and evening.
Never mss The auctions. have bankrupt Stock
OF boots aud shoes fer sIa cheap also balance OF
grocery stock cheap. less than half price. during
the week shall sell at private sale all kind OF AT
tclcs very cheap. Always call there nrst. shall
Keep stock the best 5uc tea the best Sc cigar the
hcst navy clipping and the best plug chewing to-
hlrco IA the city. one lumber barge ior sale cheap
ClpihIn. cheap One lumber or cartcrs wagon
cheap. one Lcs safe cheap. Call and see.
J. CIIA WIN.
Auction, Commission aud Storage Ware Rooms,
LeaycnHuuh Bloch, college ST. Burlington.
MAY 10, dSwtf
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-05-21

CONGREGATIONAL GENERAL CONVENTION.
The eighty-fifth annual meeting OF the
General Convention of Congregational
Ministers and Churches of Vermont Will
be held at Chester on Tuesday, Wednes-
day and Thursday, June sth, 9th and
10th. All delegates desiring entertainment
should forward their names as early as may
be to DR.. j. n. Moore. The railroads, Win
a single exception, will extend the usual
courtesy of free return checks TO delegates
paving full fare in going to the convention
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-05-21

Gaps male in the flesh by cuts, speedily disai,-
pear without leaving a scar, when Henry JoiiN-
SONS ARSIcA AID Oh LIs;IMEST Id used
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r.pEH CHIMES ES'r,'gu.

WE. The suh,crib.rs. hayias been appointed -
tbe Honorable. The Probate Caurt Tor tuc DIS
trjct of Chittrudsn. Commissioners To- receive eN
anime and adjust ihe claims ana dti;i'h - Oi "
n.Tson. AGAINST the estate OF Peter Crane. late o.
Richmond, m said district, deceased. aGd also al
claims ana demands. exhibited II Offset thereto;
and SIX months from the day OF the dat: col
being aiowcd nv sand CONT for That purpose. we al
therefore hereby give EcIice tEat We Will attend 20
the business OF oar appointment, az iae dwelling
hons. of w X Christian N Richmond. ia SAID tbs
trct ur the hTst Saturdays of August ana NoNeii-
ser next nj 10 O'Clock Il H. Ol eacn Of sad eHy
Dated ;hiS 9Th day OF MAY. l>sO
y +. CUTLER f,...,,,t.s,1,l-..
WILLIAM I. Bii;NLG.,
4.wSw.
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ED.

RAY.-Iu this city, May 18th, 1Sso, Helen y, VII
of Ralph L. Ray.
B,scox.-In Milton. April %, 1850, Linus BaIcom
aged so years, months and Il days.
MEELo-In this city. Friday, May Inn, l>so
Pierre Meelo, aged % years
yINCESr-In this city, on Sunday, MAY ID, l'N'
Peter II. Vincent, aged 10 years.
WIsTcoTT-In ST. George, May 18Th. lisa: Geftit
infant daughter of Hiram and Maranda "es'''''
aged 16 months.
KEuoE.-In Charlotte, May 10th, Mrs. Bridge
Kehoe, aged 81 years.
PLAcE.-In Hiuesburgh, Vt, May ith, 1854, AVN
Place aged 20 years
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iEisy Muc.
8 me On C,b,l UruH-
80 ms Littln unes at Homo.
S9=== I: Sse ' T Tut Ms ,ir,v,'s Kept cr'en.
liss /, WHrr'' Vas MOS when Tho L!;ht ver,
-5Fs 90 OH f f,it, a, nsms-svanes Eiausr.
$50 sweet ~ and BY
5- - Ya,ii 4. nlrFaher Nc
50 n / prrauit p,.,ls in Marble HALE
t-=s 80 Shon Sou and were ouns, A,ass''
g. Nv the SEA
-, s. W. rart.i by ths River Sil'.
=E 10 whsu SAW Sweet Neii" Homo.
go q Cannot Can Her M1th,r.
fzc u raLs tbs Lctterto Ny Mfhcr
80; !, Model Love Letter, Connie
* "a u.N 10 Hiss Lady
"oE5 q Wiir's Commandments -t'rn''
CO. Z. u,,-har.i- lmn.lutlnsut- -tai.ss.
so5 50 Ittle oh log cabin ia ~" Lana
49, o. Marching Throush 1a,'r-it
g. widow IN the Cottage b, ia' 7'a
ss = THo niustr,l Boy
20 TlEe Back the Heart
60 - The fadgi ,oai oi riu'.
"a :, ~ MUS Sh,1ol Gu tho shisaa.r,'lt
s-Ie pstl Rscitatiaa.
go - VI, OI hrntucky Homo, Good Night
e =, Tituu VT 50 S,ar and Nsts"i-f.
"a b. The Sword OF Bunker il
~ q : - The Gny Hans Of w N'i,"r.
% 70 Listen To- the Mlckins f,tl
"a sunday Si,h,, When The faliyr. Fan
~ gs Tho Glp~l = Hsrnin;.
~ rs swim sins In The Lane
~ i.a n. put li.l, fAtl.d Il'wSF
IA Tho Ufl l. Is hinn "
o 10. carry Ne Essl IL Oll VrciHHy
6 Iva Kitty Nrl@
& no Eily's App, nj to us M.
- lts The Old Man puluk tsain-
" $ ia Au Mu.tius, E,ss, Dear,
ia slight ll.uis-CImic
. : III Takc Ne Back h. Home and Mother
10 Come, Sit by MY SUD- iutlr piriI-.
. ~ kt,l Nc, Mother. kt-- N"dt lsil'L-s
- IA Ehiwcr from M,ihsrs GgtNs
- ia Tho uli Log Calm uu tbs Ill
tsd The skid out To IA
% COMM. hrI' IN. ENr
e 100. tlui..- uur iurh
"a Tao ss.saas. Eluss Ban
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May Is,m, W.fANH
To Secure Summer Bonrdsrs, the Bosto

10 secure summer honroeHs, Hie bos'oi
DAILY Transcript Is the best advertising medium.
1t is the leading family paper. Send for circular
4iIYaf
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mn. MIX.N ES.T wv.

We the subscriber. having beca araaini et' Dv The
Honorable the rralie Court fng the District O chit
tenden. Commissioned To receive examine ANA al
lust the claims and demands 81 oil persons against
inc estate OF JIel Nix. late Of Huntington,
in said district. dire. lsrd. and also All claims amt
deul1ulS exhibited III offset thereto AMI SIX months
from The ,lay of the date hereof heinz. allowed: by
saiI Court Tor that purpose do therefore hereby
CIV. nutiCe that viii attend 10 The hunne>+ oil
Gun Ip;.nnI.'ut. at TIC iIic ie-itcncf ni the late
joel MIN IN Huntington. ia said district on The
fourth SaiunlIys Of Junc and NOy,Iai rreNj. az 10
O'Clock Il III, each ut said days
pilel tn.- l1ih day Of MAY. lS-'.
o. II. ELLIS ..,..,f,t.si,,-,c-.
WARilAM BEEWSfEl;-i
YEA
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Kidney-wort radically cures Bliousness, Piles
and Nervous Diseases. May l1-dSwlw
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-05-21
Wonderful Cures
Magnetism and Electricity
DIR. URANN,
Who has made SO many wonderful
cures throughout Vermont for
the past fifteen years,
is now stopping
ATTHE VAN NESS HOUSE.
Erery Issrafid Should See Him.
Hundreds Have Been Cured
By him that have been given up by
all others as hopeless.
IN MONTPELIER he was crowded with patients
/ in enc wcek-lhrec were brought on beds,
that were not able help themselves. In less than
u week they Were able 10 walk the street.
! V,uE PLYMOUTH MEMORIAL" mentions sev-
| L cral wonderful cures made 10y him while IN
that tovn,-one, lady that hal been given up as
| hopeless, perfectly restored.
THE NEWPORT EMPRESS vi. makes men
| i lion Of several very startling cases inade while
| III thai town.
THE ELLSWORTH AMERICAN" Ne, gives
| / an account of several wonderful cures made
| in that town, among whom was the Hon. John L.
Iednlan, who published a full account oil his
| wonderful cure.
rUHE PORTLAND PRESS speaks of lady
| i

rNIIs last week Mrs. Albert J. Newton, of Bar
i nard, who has been an invalid for several
Years unable 10 stand her feet, was Restored Il
health and can now walk On The street.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-05-21
-, BON, Wan, That stuff"

l. what 4 Il,Iv nf Enston said 10 her husband wh'n
III. brought home some mcdIcine To cure h'r "l S'N
h,u,larhr and neuralgia which hal r.a'lc hti ilsrt-
nit,r # WAS administered 10 her WIN SUE Sp'',
r,.ults :hai III. continued ts use until 'utc' ai',
,,,,tyt,,, al ts,. best families her circle l.
4. ~, a., M i{iff,r- sIlN l.. d.nl.vw2w
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-05-21

AIRS WILLIAMS, OF Hancock, was SIX years an
vi Invalid, was brought to the hotel on a bed III
one week was abe 10 walk the street.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-05-21

Hardly n day passes but some
poor sufferer has reason to be
thankful for benefits derived from
his treatment.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-05-21
Afgal Notirrs.
ARNOLD d. sHEanA>.> ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, ! The Honorable the
I Probate Gourt. for The
DISTRICT OF cHrTTESnEN,sS nisrricr Of Chirtenden.
To all persons interested IN the estate of Arnold
D. sherman. Late uf huntington III sad district,
deceased. 6hEEflS''
WHEREAS said Count has assigned TIE lmn 'lay OF
Juue 1->,, next Tor the settlement Of the aiInin-
istrafion account nf the administrator. lnd Tor
decree, OF the resiiuc Of sail estate 10 thc heirs
of said deceased and ordered that public
notice thereof he given 10 oil persons interested IN
said estate by publishing this oftitr three Weeks
sIIccesSivrly previous - the dlF assigned. IN Inc
Burlington Free Pres Prinrclin Darlington, IN SAD
District.
Therefore. You are hereby notified 10 appear AZ
the Prnhait Court Rooms. ia Burlington on me daS
assigned tncu AMI there 10 contest inv allowance OF
sld account If yua ca>c. amt 10 establish YOUR
right a. heirs and Law iul claimants Of >iil t,h.
Gwen under Inv E;:'.d. thus lNin day 81 May A-p
1SoB. L. = lar L hTftst'4-
-A-..Hl
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Will send Their celebrated Elecfro-Voliaic Belts
to the afflicted upon 30 DAYS trial. Speedy cures
guaranteed. They mean what they say. Write to
them without delay. Nov II, d&wly
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ZorTu,S-TrrrER-May 18Th, iS,1, at ,i9t .f
in the evening, MIR. u. X. Zottman anu MISS Ap"i'
Tupper.
GNCsHA-WusoS- jericho, VI, MAY IEsl'
by Rev. d. F. Estes of Vergennes, H. b ''aushd
of Jericho, and Myra f., daughter oil Dea' D. d.
Wilson. of Canton, ILL.,
EsrFs-GALUsHA-m Jericho, Vt, May ietn; w
H. G. Estes, D. D. OF Paris. Maine, assisted ny hey
A. Jones' of Jericho Daniel Foster Estes; vi w
gennes. and lydia Eine, daughter OF I. {. Gausha
Esq, of Jericho.
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ACarsl.

I wish TO express my thanks TO the pc9lhs
Chittenden and Addison counties, for tnelr np ne,
patronage in the past, and also INFORM the ,, u a.
moi only manufacture every style OF douple an
single harness, but also deal in all Kinds oil spruS
and Hemock Lumber. and shingles, tlappoatu-
Cedar Posts. Maple sugar, ETC, oruers ny MAJ
promptly attended TO. ARA,
uinasl,urch vi Feb. l. 1850 WY.
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MAR RIED.

Hinespurrh, VT, Feb. 4, 1850. W
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-04

tsthmus Of 5uez, in order todetermine the prac'
ticahility Of cutting canal through II. This
may be said to have been the end of his diplo-
mAtc life and the beginning ef bis career as
an engineer. although his dut'eg In connection
with the great works with which he was
Identified were TO some extent diplomatic in
their nature He published the details OF tho
Suex Canal enterprise Ia 1864, obtained char
ter from the Vioeroy for the organization 81 =
and began work on the canal In 1850. The
difficulties. doubt and opposition with which
he had to contend, and which were finally
overcome by the successful completion of the
canal In 1859, are matters too well known to
need repetition. In tho following year he re-
esived the prize Of 10000 francs from the
Geographical Sogietyof Paris. and soon after
he was presented with the freedom 0f the city
OF London. Decorations have been given to
him by nearly every sovereign Of Europe.
aud honors have been conferred upon him by
numerous learned societies.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-04
DE LESSEPS.
His Public Oareer-A Diplomatist and Not
q Civil Engineer.
NEW York Times.l


Although he has been connected with the
greatest engineering works Of modern times,
NJ. de Lesseps, as he himself said the other
night, is not professional engineer, but has
spent most OF his life In diplomacy. Born In
Versailles In 1905, he became an attache OF the
French Consulate at Lisbon when he was
only twenty years OF age. Three years later,
that Is In 1928, he went to Tunis In q like ca
paeity, and In 1881 we find him In Egypt.
After serving as temporary consul general
at Alexandria several times, he went as con-
sui to Malaga In 1889, and to Barcelona In
1912. When Barcelona was bombarded BY
EeparterO, in 1S42, M. de Lesseps was tnde-
fatigable In rendering services to the sufferers
OF all nationalities. He protested against
the bombardment with his characteristic en-
ergy, and after 1t was begun he
took an active part In helping fu-
gitIyes to leave the city. His services
on this occasion were recognized BY several
governments which honored him with decora-
tions. Among these we're France, Spain,
Sweden, the Netherlands, the two Sicilies,
and Sardinia. Action complimentary to him
was also taken by the Marseilles and the Bar
ceIona Chambers of Commerce, as we'll as by
other organizations. In 1848 NJ. de Lesseps
was appointed French minister to Madrid,
hut was succeeded by Prince Napoleon Joseph
Bonaparte 10 about year. The former was
then appointed minister to Switzerland, but
soon after, In May, 1S49, he was sent on an
important diplomatic mission to Italy, whence
he was recalled In about two months. In 1854
he went to Egypt, having been invited by Said
Pasha. He soon began an examination o. the
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-04
RUSSIA.

LoNpoN. March s.---A St Petersburg dispatch
saya: Tho lllnminaaon and theatre perform
sr. ifsrsSsSussaa, March s.-aen. Me.isotr.
Qhtef OF the now supreme Executive Commis.
sion, was fred at by yonng man with a revol-
carriage Ia crowd on Moskara street. but o.
caped unhurt. The would. be assassin was I'm
mfdiateIy sSSised SDed BY QoNss,aek. ,.o., !, ,
burg slve tho following details Of tho eeremo- ni
niss attending the celehration 9f the twenty
Az ath sanniyersaEy 81 the Emperogs accession 70
of ths imperial suits and of tie higher grades GRADES
g CIR nc q Sey saa sv e w
% %seeaiyed AtnSon paSsa there Tas ~ s9!amn proses.
The c5aslns ssl Alter Ts peam had been sung
throne room. This wAs followed BY W brilliant III 1
assembly nt which 4oue guests wore present
rass 2s!ss. = asnSsns. SSsns. %as saes s. ~
school children, the performance eonoluding
WITH 9 national n anthem and hymn. Long Lite
{ ~ H~ss sas ss fs
tho unfavorab1e weather. lii the evening ail
the imperial family except the Czar attended
w atE wners ae hmm was
A national opera. entitled Lite Tor the Csar.'
ey the Agssian ny t.. eomR@sser. poe ainka, wap played
ianinsted T. and the ~ streets S Ns wore ' denseiy
thronesd. There was no disturbance any
where during the day or evening.
The Duchess of EdlnhurUh Ufatlated for the
CzarinR Ut the aaaemhlY.. The Duke of Ndin,
burEh waA .preseat VI all In AetemnnIes ~n0sFs
Ing the UNIFORM Ut ftAo DischSNSs VI tMAHt uff
lAurern.
The publication of the Emperor williams
letter of congratulallon to the Gear. with the
sta bI rs re sr
penn capitals, and important bourees show
revival of confidence.
III. PETKRSDURu, March 3-The would-hp
murderer was very near Cen. Melikoff when no
fred. The bullet passed through the baek folds
Of the latter's cloak. The assassin attemp pied to
hra second shot but was prevented by u heavy
blow which the General dealt him. The city Ii
again Illuminated o-niGht.
The Duke of Edinburgh. Ill the high officials
ikoff on his eseape from Rssassi nation to. day.
Reports from the interior describe the festivl-
ties OF rejoicing over the Cars anniversary a.
Moscow. CharkofT. Warsnw. Riga. Tiiis and
other large towns. No disturbance occurred.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-04
A Prince On sentry Dnty.
ILohd0n .l,ele4raph,l

In Bavaria quaint custom obtains, render.
Ing ~ obligatory upon every prince Of the
reigning house to perform at least one days
active duty as private soldier In the royal
army. On the twenty.fourth of last month
Prince Alphonso Of Bavaria, first cousin TO
the musieal King, completed his eighteenth
year and attained his majority. Greatly to
the entertainment of the Munich public. which
crowded the MArlenplatz to contemplate his
performance, he celebrated hls birthday by
doing duty as sentry In front Of the principal
Euard-house Of the canttal. Although M had
received his lientenaIits commission In the
morning, he took up his post 40 simple SEN
tinel. duly greatcoated and armed with
sword.bayonet and rifle. which latter he
shouidered ut the correct angle as he
marched to and fro on his beat or stood 'ut
ease" before his sentry-box, giving the pre-
soribed sAl,itee Ia all their subtle nuancen to
every officer that passed by. Being an un-
commonly good docking youth. he was gazed
at with admiration and approval during his
'.spell" on guard by great numbers OF Munich
danes and damsels, who gave utteranee to
their feelings by plaudits when he was re-
lleved from his post In the usual manner, and
marched OIL TO the barracks. rifle on shoulder,
with the relief party
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-04

Excitement in Kansas Relative to the Presi-
dents Oklahoma Proclamation "A Raid
Certain and Bloodshed Probable.

KANSAS CtrY. March s...-Intense excitement
statement that the United Etatee attorney III
DIRECTED 70 read tho Presidents procAmation. ~
change to-dAy. LnAt night preparations were
mads for. q meetlng. speeches were made BY
Col. Doudtnot ex- Congressman Franklin. Gen.
blair. Hon. Sidney Clark anu others.
Companies are organized here. and there Are
concerted measures for u successful raid. Tho
people Aro unanimously In favor Of senator
VeHts bill. hutthey arc bound 10 70 to the Terri
tory nt all hazards.
Troops are scattered along the frontier. but
the leaders, who came to Kansas City yesterday,
say they can put 10D1 mon on the march Mt three
days' notice. There Ii fear OF hlooushed unless
the Presidents order Ia modified 80 ~ to allow
settlers to 70 upon oeded lahd.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-04
zee FORTY.SlXTH CONGRESS-.
Logan Speaks Against the Fitz
John Porter Report in
the Senate.
The House Listens to Eulogies on
the Late Senator Houston, Of
Alabama, and then Ad-
journs Out Of Respect
to His Mamory.

WAsnINaToN. March a.-Senate.-The Vice
President laid before the Senate communion
tion from the Hecrt tAry of War Transmitting. IN
response to u Senate resolution. information
regarding the number. age. rank. etc, Of the
officers retired from the army since the act oi
June. is7s.
MI. Garland. from tho Committee on the Ju-
dietary. reported adversely On the Senate bill
60 extend tho jurisdiction of the northern dis
trlct Of Texas.
Mr.. Thurman. from the same committee. re-
ported adversely on several House bills for the
removal OF the political disabilities OF indl-
m. Carpenter. from the same, committee. re.
ported adversely on the House bill TO provide
os @sss as psaes Sssc q ar
Mr.. jonas introduced htll for the relief Of
~ s rs sa aF Il ssssss ssa1
M, Harris asked unanimous consent to have
e Hn m e RyM n sisn
Nr. Hamilton objected.
Mr. Wallace. from the Committee on Appro-
Eonss Dl to provide for the deSiency in the
appropriation for transporting mails on star
routess and for the fiscal year ending June 80,
III. Davis, of Illinois. from the Judiciary
q faoiIa ate . the translation 81 business Ia the
United States Supreme Court indefinitely
on motion Of Mr.. Bayard tho Senate took up
and passed House bill to amend section soao OF
the Revised Statutes.
Al the expiration os the morning hour the
Eenate resumed consiieration of the bill for
the rolief Of FltE John Porter, Mr., Logan
speaking In opposition to the blu. Pending
esnensep q Nj LSssn the Sem sPo
doors were opened adjourned:
Houss.-The Speaker laid neforetthe House .
letter from the Secretary OF War reconmend-
ing an appropriation Of sl2t. 900 for . building
At San Antonio. Texas. Also. . message from
the President calling the attention Of Congress-
70 clAims Of certain Spanish Inhabitants OF East
Florida.
dfspoaed Of by the House. Mr., !. Wood, Of New
hour York. moved TO dispense with the morning
Tor the purpose. NJ he stated. OF then moving
70 70 into committee of the whole for con-
alteration Of the retunding bill. The House.
however. refused to dispense with the morning
hour. and resumed consideration OF he bill
reSulAting the removal OF causes from State to
the Federal courts.
The morning hour expired without action on
the bill and tie House proceeded 70 the con
alteration Of Senate mem0rfal resolutions rela-
tive to the late Senator Houston, OF Alabama.
After eulo0tes by Representatives Wright.
nod, Forney. Lowe. Williams. Herbert. Hern-
don. Lewis, sAndford, Shelley OF Alabama.
House and Atkins Of Tennessee. and Harris
81 virginia, the House. as mark OF respect to
the deceased Senator adjourned.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-04

PANS. March 3.-Private advces from Berlin
state that the Emperor William while at din-
ner expressed the most friendly sentiments to-
wards the ambassador Of the French govern
ment and said there was no ground for anxiety
ns to the continuance OF good relations between
tho two countries.
The superior funottonary OF the Russian
Ministry Of Justice has arrived here and de-
livered to Prince Orloff supplementary docu-
menta. duplicating Hartmann In the Moscow ex-
plosion.
LONDON. March 3.-The Daily 7aleqraph's
Paris dispatch tsays: The Fronch Cabinet are
divided Cd tho question OF surrendering Hart
mann. The Not d Ordre announces that q peti-
ton to the Chambers against the extradilion Of
Hartmann Is being prepared.
The Paris Globe asserts that France has en-
tered into negotiations with England and the
United States, with view OF terminating tho
war between Chili and Peru.