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, 1880-07-18
ANDEAN WARFARE.

Confederation oc PcTn and Bolivia
Details Of tho Fall Of TAcna and arlca
Scenes OF Vnlor by Land and Sea.
Correspondence Netr Iork Herald.
PANAMA, July 6.-The most important
news from the South, after the particulars OF
the taking of Tacna and africa by the Chilli
ans, is tile announcement that Peru and
Bolivia are about to enter into confedcra-
ton and become one country, under one flag
and one Government, a1ld to be known as the
United States Of Peru and Bolivia. The pre-
lilninary basis Of union has already been
drawn up and signed in Lima by the duly
authorized representatives of the respect
i've Governments, and has been laid be-
fore the Council Of State Of Peru,
which body fills the position occupied by
Congress previous to the Dictatorship. The
protocol, which is lengthy document and
almost q constitution ln itself, in its first
article thus defines the object Of tile union:
Peru and Bolivia shall form one nation, to
be named the United States of Peru and
Bolivia This union rests OIL the public
rights of Americans. ard is formed for the
purpose OF securing Independence and III
volatility, the peace At home and security
abroad. OF the States comprised in it, and to
, 1880-07-18
CSeOpu{ru,x Needle.

NEW TonK. July H.-The arrival Of the Brit
fsh steamer Dtss.li1k- beusing the Obe1fsk from
Alexandria. nlliy be expected at this port On any
day. Sht. s..iiel fruul Alexandria June Il. and
left Gibraltar on the 18th. From eighteen to
twenty days ,tre required by fruit steumcts with
q speed of ten knots in lnakiu0 the passaRe from
Gibruitar to New York.
Tht. speed of the Dessauk is not known. as she
Is IL new yt.sst.t and may mt exceed SIX knots IA
hour. No anxiety will bc felt even In case ahe
is NOT sighted otr Fire Island until AuT. J.
At wt,.e point the obelisk will be landed has
NOT beeu at.r,eeti tlp<1n The cast end Of Sixty
tifth street ind the foot OF Scventy-second street
wmy will t. laitI to the foundation site In Centr1
Museum, or ART. and north OF the Gray Rock
Arch. Special car, are to DO constructed.
At the next meeting OF the P.Ek ComH1!s-
sjoucr5 rnernous OF transportation and the
streets to s,e trsversed will come up for Discus
sion, All the expenses OF landing and transpor-
tuition. together with the final erection, are to
bc betrayed by the original promoters OF the
4 reception by the slasontc fraternity II
Lie.1tenant-Cou,man H. H. Gorrtnge. OF tn
Dcssuuk, on her arrival has been contemplated
He is member Of Anglo-Saxon Lodge, No. l3s.
Brooklyn. and that body would heartily cnteF
into IL program for welcoming him. since he
escorts 80 old O Masonic emblem as the obellsk-
Frccmasons OF New York and
Brooklyn fuvor reception ceremonies OF an ap-
proprfate nature and ofticini notion will proba-
bly, be asked OF the GRIND Chapters; In the mat
ter.
, 1880-07-18

Excitement: Caused by II Rnmor Of His
Death.
specfa. Dhpateh to 1hs Cnteoso Tribune.


Special Dtspateh to Tbs Chicago Tribune.
NEW York, July 1S.-The city was thrown
into state of considerable excitement last
evening by IL run,or to the effect that ex-Gov.
Samuel J. Tilden was dead No one hai
any positive information to the contrary,
aid so, though the aged politician
was not known to be In particularly Ill
health, the mere fact that he is an old man,
and not very robust one, was sufficient to
give an air Of probability to the painful re-
port. 4 reporter was dispatched to Mr..
Tilden's residence, in Gramercy Park. at
half-past II O'Clock. Mr. Tillen lad left
town for Greystone, his country residence,
near Yonkers, on the Hudson, on Thursday
last, and was not at that time under the in
f1uence of any 1nalady. His clerk, John
keosh, had left him In his usual health at
Greystone during the evening. and 10 dis
patch announcing any change In his cOndl-
ton had since been received.
Among politicians the r1lm0r that the for
mer chieftain Of the Democratic party had
been so suddenly taken of caused pro
found sensation. In club-houses and the cor.
ritlors of the hotels the probability Ut it:
truth was discussed, and there was much de-
bate as to the effect of Dir. Tiiden's
demise upon the Presidential campaign, III
which it was believed he intended to play MI
important part The rapldity with which
the news spread from. one end OF the city to
the other, and from side to side, was
almost marvellous, and the denial Of its
authenticity did not follow closely on the
heels of the original story. In fact, many
men returned to their homes this morning
i'll the belief that one of the most distin-
guished Of american politicians had JUST
passe from the scene OF his many struggles
aud victories, lis trials and bitter dfsappoint-
, 1880-07-18
TEE AUToCRAT4o OF FRANCE.

TIE MAN WHO CAN. .1l;;1i1:Es1nESr. WHEN
| EVER lie WANTS TO.
Special 10 Loudon 1isn<<.
PARIS, June 20--By his speech on the
Amnesty bill, which has been placarded over
Paris, II. Gambetta, without taking posses
sion of office, has become III the eyes Of
France and the world the real pcrsonification
Of Government. Time and circumstances
have cleared the way, and the force OF things
has made him the pivot OF every political
combination. In August, 1875. You pub
lis}'ed an article OH French pretendars, who
were then eight In numbe.,-M. Thiers, tho
Comte de Chambord, the Comte lie Paris, the
Prince Imperial, the Due d'Aumale, Prince
Napoleon, N. Gaubetta. and the Mob.
In the interim, Il, Thiers and the
Duo d'Aumule las withdrawn into
the background, though certain popularity
still attaches to his name; the Collie &c Paris
1s eclipsed by Legitimacy; and the Couts
de Chanlbord might openly visit France with
out exciting the slightest sensation; while
Prince Napoleon, daSpic Lis ,.:l!'.u and feut-
ures, which remind Fr;tncc Of military Slo-
rics, despite the disaster which has made him
The head Of the fan'y has nGt seasci:ated
only two are still i'll THE tield-M. Gaun.ette
and the MOb,-he latter pecsoEiie: to-day
Dy Cle1ntncean, Tomorrow, perHps, BY
Rochefort, Humbcrt, Pyat, or .Tri.lquer.
Such being the situation, hi wOnasr If tho
majority Of the 1,aticn! 20 towards u. Galn-
seif:abnegation, @ @ on Il it sees sees IL IL N Il. 0Ss Ga'n
beta the ruling viii. Indeed, he has
nls nnlways Ecs, taken aIa the lead MhareXer he
eminent Of National Defense at Tours IS
soon as a balloon landed him i'll the provinces.
1mmediately on his being elected Chairman
Of the Budget comu.ittee, power fill into hlss
, 1880-07-18

The Episcopalians Of Omaha, in Nebraska,
are now engaged in building had:o q me new cathe-
the Rector Of st. James Church in this city,
and some Of his friends here have conceived the
itiea f ,,laclng i'll his new cathedral beautiful
stained window, by small contributions from
tiose who were baptized by him whilst he
w1S Rector of St. James. The window Is to
be made in Chicago by ,lcCally g. Miles, and
is t., be fuli-leIgth figure OF the Apostle
it James. Miss De kDyen aud Miss Larrabee
are the Committee in charge OF this window
fund They have already received norton
If the amount sut1icient for the window,
and will be pleased to communicate with any
orherS who may desire to contribute.
, 1880-07-18

THE ELECTIONS

HAVANA, july 1.-THE German mail
steamer from Vera Cruz brings dates from
the City OF Mexico to 10th inst The Sec
ondaTy elections, or voting Of electors Of the
whole Republic, took place on the 10th.
Authentic returns from certain States have
changed somewhat the calculations that the
results of the primary elections showed Gen
Gonzales to be elected President. Some ir-
Irregularities occurred in some Of the States
bad as in former times. lis now believed
that no election will result by the people. and
that the elections will be thrown into Con-
gress. It is also believed that, if Congress
confirms the election Of Gen. Gonzales, PresI-
, 1880-07-18

|
! -. 49,: 49, ASloS
| i>EliLiS, J"!y t'.-ah interchange OF view:
| IS proceeding between the Powers with re
| gard to the possibility of bringing prcssure II
bear on the Porte. M definit nron,sols
| hownver have },een mada nm IN tho rraaon
time, nor has anything been arranged in re
s"lu ~. = Laval eelnonstfa!ion ny LIE
HEELS ol Tue SIX Fo"efs
TIE COLLECTIVE NOTE.
According to privato Information from
Const,ntinnn,e the Sn,ton hoe ;nctr,otod h;s
Council ~ fisnss nj. c;,llnct;,.o ,;ot,." ~
s"hit tn ~ h,' .a ,rnf f f eGi'eyc ra, notg aHu
:; tl,n,,,1,+ - .a ~, rne,1' ~ ,, 49, i, " H.
- =, ~ % l.e tepis ettn haIaiy " dell'ereo
~ s,st s1.e o"o's oeio1e ene oesillllns o1 tAu:
su''" -
4nHi1.LlNa.
ooGpEEs1IArsES, July 17--Prlnce Gnn-
ttter at1 -. " TzDuI&-5ondershausen has
aoalcatea because Ais sight has failed. His
eldest son. Fringe Charles, assumed the gov
etnment OF the Frl!lciphlity to-day.
THE E,lpEEoEs,
BERLIN. Jn1y 17.-'rhc maet1no of tho E,n.
perors Of Austria and Germany viii tnEc
place on Tho. r.fnrn iot1rnov ~ tic Fm,arnr
francis Joseph from f;nstrin H1'DeA -
GERMANS To REFo1.u r.rE r1rpr-1ez1 r,
NAxCEs.
CoSsrASr1sor1E July IA rtordorff
German (;oycramel1t Connsel|or. Vim e",ns
here 10 assist in carrying cut reforms. has rt
turned to Rtrii,, to seIs1.i, ,nnmhars' ~ ,,is
staff. lie viii rcfur rn With civ 1:arn,n " st,fr i
officers ami o;;lciais fnr Ministors ~ W,r oe and
Foreign Affairs. 4 (ieru,an .,fiiear has haan
appointed :side-de-cslnp to the Sultau.
NO POLITICAL SIGNIFICANCE.
LONDON, Julv IA Berlin corrasnond-
onf ur,.t,s. 1f:or,m.,,,. IL; aatinxx ~
, 1880-07-18

into poEer as the choice Of the nation.
Aoout Tn,VVy copies or L'in1rnmstQen'tt
were solu YESTERDAY. fhelr circulation can
1sr passions =. to white heat, which would drag
hilit into trouble.
THE OATH OF OFFICE
was wisely not f,uposed Oh the CoI0ncls at
the distribution Of iisss. II few Colonels
would have been unfortunate. High society
VA; not present Mt this grand military
soleu1nity. President Grayy performed Ills
part with staid dignity and simplicity. His
wse Snseeh se Il psrge od eevsd
Gems. Bourbake, Dorcl, Decrot, and the
Duke D'Aumale were not invited to
Longcha1mps In a military character, and,
thinking it would show lack OF dIgnity to 70
as SPECTATORS. ,lley did not llse tho tickets
sent them, GaInbetta's father aud mother
looked OIL from the tribune The former is
n wlite-heade<t old man of the Di Vinci
type, with u forest Of bushy hair. Ills wife
is the image Of hor illustrious son, who will
review the Cherbourg fleet next August and
make program speech. Gamhetta was ac-
claimed Oh Wednesday In the Bois and the
evening on INC BouIevafd.
LIE FESTIVITIES suHrAsoEo ALL EAPEc-
iAIloS.
Iney we're sporadic, spontaneous, dazzllngiy
brtt!laht; ana peryaded with an enthusiastic
sight to see people, like. tiies crawling along
the house tops: hanging on to window
sllls to decorate the houses with flags, gar
;~4 ,;t! 9tia IT, ao i ssa1So Meie pa;.l
vertlure nancing was nnivnrSai. eve, "ne"
noiicah,cu xncritios7 In T'ern:irEnra Thara
was rrantj fancy haii attended hv men a,,d
wn.nen In tha cnst,,mes If 17S1 Al the the
nncru iast :. niGht thara ~ wac N q
1aIn renresentat;o,, IN honnr of tho orn,,
Prsefdant :ras,, fnront ~ waar tha Grnnyi
Corlion Nina and Mia. Fravc;net ami ntIor
ladies' in hiack occuIie;i fhe Statn hnY. of1i~
hoxes and ,.,iierles Nohn1vp ~, roee pI6a ~ IA
entrnnce nf Presidant GrSvy Il. ei;snaT
n,,ietiv into his nlnra tbo,;gh tha = ~.
seillajsa ), onnnunnesi lin. rha mnh crci-
in~ fnr lfhnrtv treas hrnEa n,n ti,e .ro"n;le
~ tha E,.ncnsau f,ran nn and fal1ad corno crion
did old timberN
SWISS soc1AIrsrs.
rb tAe rrt,tern A.so1fot,d p,,...
PARIS JnIv 17-ran Ce,,ava ovf,oo hova
, 1880-07-18
FRANCE.
ROCHEFORT'S RETURN.
C,Sn-f.f 7.,fJH


PARIS. july 17.-StirTing even IS have been
crowded into this week. Rochefort's arrival
was the signal for 4 workmen's demonstra-
uon which reminds one Of Garibaldi'5 recep-
ton in London. It was the outcome Of the
close sympathy which the working class had
Tor the editor formerly of the Lantern,
and had no insurrectionary character.
Roclefort again occupies the editorial chair
i'll the Rue Croissant. His journ al, LIntra7a-
siJcaau, is a speculation of the Hebrew,
Meyer, the actual proprietor of the Lantern.
Rochefort has secured minimum sal
airy Of LOCO francs daily, and
theee centlnleS on every five copies
circulated above 10000. His first article WAS
hesitating and confused. His second edl-
torial was On Galnbetta, who. he assumes,
when the Chambers decided on elect
ing Deputies on general ticket,
will put himself forward as a candi-
date in sixty deuartments aud come
, 1880-07-18
1{UTINEEES PUNISHED.

NUTIEEEI.3 PCE1SUED.
LONDON, July 1.-THE Viceroy Of India
telegraphs that in an engagement between
Gen. Burrows force and the Infantry who
deserted from S1ere Ali, the loss ct tIlo
1nutineers was forty or fifty, and the British
loss one killed aud two wounded. The guns
and wagons taken by the mutineers were
brought back to camp.
, 1880-07-18


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street, or even in the hotel He was oues-
! toned about himself, Russia, the Rnsstons
the Court Of St. Petersburg, private coMcsrns
anu on every subject impertinence can d.
wise They even desired to knDw how, ha
performed his toilet, how he 1sndrcssed: how
he slept, ETC.; ANIL many requested, without
| success, to remain with him ali night AZ
length one managed to secrete himself In he
bed-chanbcr Of the Grand Duke, where
lie REMAINED HIDDEN uypER 4 r4prr
! Great ,v,s tbt. ~ 11;",..
| In. rand IN fla ,,,nr1,,, nn.ar. e.hn "Aeta
| which he had retired: huW he had nndress. a.
| ed; when he extineuisheI his camille III. ~,
Which side he slant: that he went ~ !}oo4, ~
| Immediately on reti1ing. and snorcd: at wInt
tine he aroso, etc. This:ctlition had extraor.
dinary success ond the GronIsnnta @
laughed heartily whem m The fofin.v;n9 ,aa,e
ut the tablr-d,hote the cnrresnrn,ant o.yr ~
connted the his}orr of tha ntfn;r -
hrrnrs of io,,rnoiis,n ,; ha axciai,na,, =.
the concl1lsion nf tha rnt.itain ;rha Het1,s,1 ~
nniy recently reca;va,i this acconnr frs.5 -
~, vs,.i- a . 'A ~ ss''o ts@sote!.t ituM AtS
, 1880-07-18

CAFE TowN, July 1.-THE Basute Chief
Letza sent his guns to the Magistrate who il
charged to receive sutTcntle:d arms, but they
were stopped en- route and seized by,Cl,ief
Letzas sons, Masupha and Letsoro1i, who
oppose the Government in the disarmament
question. Very few arms have thus far been
surrendered.
, 1880-07-18

ARAES AsItESTED.
CossrANT1SopLE, July 1.-THE Governor
of Bagdad has sent troops against the Arabs
who attacked the British steamer K!l,Ifas.
and the guilty parties have been arrested.
THE TURKISH MEprrERK-ASEAy SQUADRON.
The Admiralty Is negotiating for a supply
OF coal and provisions to lit out squadron
for the Mediterranean.
ASIA MINOR.
Obeddin Pasha, III conversation with
GoscAen, the British Ambassador, regarding
the state Of affairs in Asia Minor, said: "You
know what difficulties you have had in Ire
la1d, and how long 1t las taken you to over
come them. In Asia Minor, where eacl.
province has It's distinctive .peculiarities, W.
have fifteen Irelullds to deal WitA.''
, 1880-07-18
SOUTH AMERICA.

ELECTION RIOTS.
PARIS, July IA dispatch from Rio dc
Janeiro, dated July l, says: Election riots
have occurred ut Victoria, in the province Of
Pernambuco. The military fired OIL the
people and killed twenty Of them, Including
Baron Escada. Many were wounded"
, 1880-07-18
Gambetta Feasts the Army
Officers, and Tickles
Their Vanity.
The Westminster Prince Imperial
Monument Scheme Likely
to Fail,
Whlqs and Tories Claiming Victory in
Connection with the Irish
Legislation.
The Mexican Presidential Election to
Be Decided by Congress.
GREAT BRITAIN.
ENGLISH POLITICS.

GREAT BRITAIN.
ENGLISH POLITICS.
Special Cable.
LONDON July 1:.-Business In the House
OF Commons continues to make slow prog
5ess The obstructive allowance between
the younger Tories, Sir Druinmonl Wolff,
Lords Hamilton and Churchill, and the
lrshmen Is daily becoming more open.
Since Lord Lansdowne's resignation the
Government shows some irresolution about
the Eviction bill, withdrawing from pledges
as understood by 31r. Parnell, and offering
concessions to the Wings. Further proof Of
the Whig discomfort is shown by Lord Hart
Ington's brothers opposing the Govern
ment at the instance Of his father,
the Duke Of Deyonshirc- Many Irish
proprietors, Notwithstanding Mr.. Fors-
ter's attempts at Cancellation, arc panic
stricken. One large owner Of high rank has
already closed his house in Ireland, dismiss
ing twenty servants, and announcing that he
intends to live for the future abroad. He es-
Inmates that the bill will reduce his income
f5a,0M
PASSIONATE CONTROVERSIES,
scenes almost riotous, occur nightly in Par
lament The House is fast losing its repu-
taton for decorum. Personalities were ney-
er 50 bitter. and the decencies Of debate were
never 50 frequently violated, the truth being
that the House is now brought face to face
with series Of questions no longer merely
political, but regarded, rightly or wrongly,
by powerful classes as vital to their exist
e1lce- Numerous privileges now assaiIed
have heretofore been reckuned inyioInble.
On the other hand, the feeling among
county gentlemen is even stronger. The
Government is constantly denounced for
favoring spoliation Ut confscation because it
Is endeavoriIg to protect Irish tenants
against arbitrary landlords. English land
lords foresee that their day is coming. Hence
this violence far exceeding anything in polit-
tcai or in ecclesiastical matters.
MI GLADSTONE Is DAILY DENOUNCED F.
IN London drawing-roolns as a reyolutionist
and Communist. Threats are already rife
that no Government bill will be allowed to
pass III the House OF Lords. Society SAYS
that Lord Hartingtou's resignation was
thai the Irish bill, II rejected BY the
Lords, would not be reintroLuced into the
House Of Commons Ministers nevertheless
privately affirm that they fully intend to per-
measures, Including both the Irisll ones and
tne Gaue and Burials bills, become laws. The
House Is already thinning OIL account Of the
extreme heat and the approaching cud of the
season.
The Government thoroughly deserved the
oe1eat It incurred last night on
TIE NAPOLEON MEMORIAL
py petslstlng in opposing Mr.. Briggs motion
n11es repeated warnings from private uleu1-
pens and the known determination of
s, Us own supporters to protest at all
a2za5as u; ME,g against the, proposed dissertation
f%nS-
, 1880-07-18

d. ds2t 12 Daz a % enE cs ts % casns m % IS Minister
as ASSURING pre- preservation of internal psace aef'0y
REQUEST DENIED.
American Government has asked permission lon
suit Of Victoria and his Indians, but tint I'll the
sxisan ts Ills 99stS e2sx bss9pe q the
att. into system Of campaenln. t uelaes- tIsrnhs
awakening hostile feelings among The Mexi.
cans.
THE GOVERNMENT BANK
has commenced business, putting ahont
SG0. 600 Of its notes in circulation, Tha notes
maintain their standing at par. ~'S''
THE KICKApOos .
who escaped from the Capital have Joined
other Kickapoos near Santa Rosa, and ara
again committing depredations on tie from
tier.
MORE REVOLUTION.
II is reported that AIazatlon has had an
other revolutionary movement; also that one
is threatened in Guadalal:lra.