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MATRIMONIAL.
Tho Marriage OF Daughter Of Gcn.
Ord TO IL Mexican General.


Dispatch to 81. Louis OK t-DemecrHt.
SAN ANTONIO. Tex, July A.-A f0w months
ago Gen. Gero,linO rr0yino. commander Of tho
Northern Division OF tho hc1lcun Army, and
ono ot the most distinguished military chief
Trims Of Moxict, pAlt " visit to Sun Antonio,
lle came ut tho Instance and invitation Of Gen.
r. O. q. Ord commanding tho Department Of
Tpxns, and his ln,ssioN WIS otto OF friendship
mud good viii. Gen. Orb, sinco being In COM
mund If this Department, huH used every nltuns
unl InllMenca IN his power 10 bring about por-
feet pcuoo and order Oil the Tito 0rando frontier,
Nsl,l looking not only to tho troops at bis
command 10 accomplish this purpose, ho
llso sought to bring tue people Of Northern
Msxco md tho people ri onr own country Int o
friendly intercourse that they tn[ght know and
understand each osh0r better, TINT all spirit Ut
e.iinity might ho urpllcAtcu. and thAt prtlu-
dice ind tltsuorsi might be tlrnlly uprootcl
and tlspcel. The visit Ut len. Trovinn,
reforrod to. was requested with this groat
ssox2 ere s rsyS xs% s shs oeisoy . y aoa osas I
W6iehero he Frequently mot tho eldest daugh.
ter OF ucn. Or'. ai!ss labersa Augusta, whose
lny personal el,uris1s aild l.igh wt5lnapiy .unl-
He returned to his command III Mexfco after
ayE 'Gnt tx sess a1 ays 9st @ n n"s@ansy IT, Sn ~
sess y MosiS .ss os. T9evue % ha
ss sss.,o S VIZ Ise n .ss pssoaea
lit lftGu Interest," not moro OH account OF tho
| .ru1ltnnnru Ut tho parties thnu fE.',u tho fact
| TINT tho prospective groom WIS q Mexlcan
| General a,,t! tho brldu thu daughter Of An
| Alt!erlcttl tienpril EOtup WUF1 anClintd tU
tlt,l,bt tho truth Ut tho ruportGl hotrothAl, but
4tn 1t beeM.iG generally known tint tho wedding
| wtt.lh surely luke pAlcU, md to.dAy WAN Mp-
ruintetl ny tue time. There ahs ,lufer Getorp
| lruhhllrel IN this State gO Interesting Il we'd
| tnx Uvett Antl mo which tnyltgu lMure utica.
tipu 1T llunu TT exeittsl Murs KUllUEil comment
| nbrsl,!, Thu fullest preparation for tho oe0A.
Alnn hnh bealt n,asio, for ttoth Gen. Trcviuu uMl
on1 commemorative Of tho Ito Ut friendship
ttlAt I,nA bcul established between tho American
nna Mexican people. Ind IN tho establishment ot
which lilIc htttu pe'i ntru tliTCctfy Interested
| t,,Nu tho t,s, iener1aly themselves,
| Tho wedding, nCcUfunx u appointment. TOOK
Mnrk {Eplscopu, ll!shop kltlutt officiating, u1ld
tho strongest prUOr Of tho degree III local ltteF
ust tnken III tho AGalr wns eyineud by tho ynxt
uttunlnllce. Tho great building whs thruslycti
fruH, tho atnr III The cntr.ncV dours with thG
tllsu ar the city alld MT few fruM tho snr,
ru,ulInx en.intry.. AZ =. y, the grand
organ peaiuu firth tho wedding march,
was IL fol'r nTidai party "sGS s,,. p5o wS
walked nj tho Alslo With baskssa Of tiHwSrs. Tae
Lola Stribhlln nn4 En. ltrpwtl. Aldo. .su-CNup o'
Ger. Ord; Miss Nellie Ottl and Gqn. EAbnan
commanding tho post Of l'lcsirus NeysAs; Mis-
STAT, MIts Helen Wl}n ai,d Or. nrteXs. pf Gu,
Troviuo's star; AiSs Caroline WuIh md Col
Gutierrez. Of Geu.' Treyfno'G staff; Ata
Raula Htpwn. dAu1htAr OF j. y. De0wu
, 1880-07-23
THE OBELISK.
A Visit to tito DcsaouE-IIov the Mono.
lltll Was shipped md Transported.
A.Aau irt,.k fs,,4t .fuiat ~

A Whit to tito DcsAuuE-1tow the Mono.
llth Was shipped md Transported.
New FORK I'O,t, Jaiv ~
Tho steamer DessO,iK, with tho Egyptian oG0-
lisk on boar,l, Is now anchored oil tho foot OF
West Twcuty.third street awaiting further
orders. a reporter Of tho Erenttlg Post boardcd
tho Dcssoug about II o'clock thLa morning,
Mr.. Henry f. DavIs. who bud ohargo Of the
woodwork used In lUworlnE. shipping. and stow-
Ing tho 1nonolith. said: ave left this city for
Alexandria, Egypt, or the 10Th Of Inst August,
md arrived at Alexandria on tho a1se OF Sep
te,nbor. Tho next dny VIC began tho work Of
building the derrick and framework for remov-
luz tho obeltsk. 1t stood nbout twenty
feet from tho Bhoro. We first raised it
mud turned 1t Oh Its side In tho mir.
Then removed tho foundation aud built d rude
tloat underneath 1t, ana lowered the obelIsk
on to this fIoMt- We then built wAys down to
tho Hhoro ind launched tho iloat with tho Ooo-
llsk on board as you would launch my vessel.
aron ro ae % tbefs tn pcoa % 'gH The oar
ct tho dock. Then tho pcssoug, which Capt.
Gorrge had ~ eonEht .ga r. from the, sho EgyptMtnn M
dry-Iock. Tho criG-work Of tlni6or on which
tho noodle rested was hnilt go that Il
Se WHICH a Dcen IN sho ho e
tho Dessoug Then we cut q hole IN tho atnr-
bourt? bow 81 tho s!canor about thirty teet ~
water lno. Wo then built track of channel
irn. and In tho grooves OF this Iron canuon balls
WCrV pluEDLy ny lLGuua Ill tuGSG CALllOIl 44uB1
the o6eiEsk ,xus very casily run Into tho vessel.
After we had It partly In It was necessary to
slew It ,roan., hut .hls VIE r.. eesily lono:
work or logs eight md oie-halt inchos thick,
th!ok Which rost upon tho steel Iars ,,sc III low
Ss ns q ss psrsisI VIZ ser A sas
We brought oil tho machinery and material used
and thess vi! Il ,,ssd aEs!a y @el9s 4 Sat II
abitl,y the Sd obSsk viii 10 taEon out of lilo
vessel In tho A4t,la: way,it WIS put IN, that
re q stea.nsr . ,;S wIt ~ R pnsGd o. a1yd9o o so
run ont oithcr upon crib work OF on 70 tho shore;
I'VE bad u very stronE opposition 70 contend
| thura, who wore very jonlous of cur SUCCESS Ia
securing tho monoltth Aud tho rapid progress wo
ey LID % na an VIZ Ct mestaa a liz
H. s!asslaii Williams, % sditor Of tho EaWiiaa
taken to this country. but you SEQ 1t bus been.
49, Ws bad very I!cssaMt yeyage oaoE, an and
~
sho is worth six u, ,sesen tslnos Tho money he
puld for her. VIZ loft Alexandria juno y, and
thore on tho 18th, and had head Wl'la, but good
wnather, md wero making good progress,
TeH sc ea As g. 'ESaE ensEde ~ We h broke Ct % tc
rings bought tho atesmer he ,Pnrehass.i'
included III this was nn extra shutt. We at
Gnco nude satl and begun tho work Of fitting u
ao o ko abead W
hid to 70 slowly for three or four days unit! the
bearinYs got worn a.nooth. X It had not bcsi
here q week carllcr. We met with no fur,6oi
trouble. hut havo hid oxceIlont weather, aud
the Dcssoug has proved herself un oxcollnnt
esesk t As sas s,a nSt SrsS Cd, any n5ary ,Sa
ltIut ffytfSL
, 1880-07-23

A curiosity at Chartcr Oak Park. HanioiI5I. oi,I.
Conn. Is pais Of suspcndess hung oyer ~ Mss ~
KuntlomAu, well known In turf clrclos. Maa33 a3
FREQUENT complaints that ho uuuld "nosFtE tE.nnv @
my kNlluses strong elluuXh 70 huld up slhia hi1a
nlAna trUuscrs," Ills fFlenda prosecuted :. TX
thix paIr-of leather ~ thick a wagon tta9Ef ~
wllh tuass!se buckles, capable Ut h1!atnX ~ =
pounds. The 4l2pepdpt1 oAtlsstod ~ oSA'HF:
, 1880-07-23
Of Fet. 8, 1881, woru sold to tho amount Of e1e-

OF Fet, 8, 1881, woru sold to tho nmo,lnt OF &le-
a 1T AZ -, scS1nt ss% q, es sseo
About Tho sumo tin,e Irontury notes author
led hy tho net of 1lro II. lsa0 wern Issued to
Tho amount of slooomo rcrernnhlo n! thS q,
l'irntlon nf htte yohr, of which amount $l,Si000
NUN, aud oily *i5i,fOo boro luwcr ratio Of In
il, tho n,.nnoo hoe report for 1s7s,, pnso 1a,
u,A. lonns may 10 found IN which tho 1tcn, Of
&41lD III. 10 mentioned above Hrpcnrs, but In tho
@ Siio s'H Shs !. rs Is ssaoa tha. .he
{" W e II II
Ssarss s q 81. su|Sst 4!s ,, 9soss M sopz Ct
s" Se"si '; Wsssns'os, ,sS Sssf g. tho lion . H. or0s
boon inatlod 70 your addrcss. Very respectfully,
!. X. UrrON, Assistant Secretary.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT., wAan1Haror, D. e.,
tcs ot this dste, asktns fcr % Ssatenost nc snf 81 the
!nMna n,ade by The United Stntcs IL the full Of
@ s Ss % H. s s s'ssast pst sst s he asS
III reply thereto, hnve 70 inform you tnnt
TREASURY n9tes wsro Issued, rodooinaGle II
Ses.lns .intsse:t as toiiows: s1ot:SS M as pes
serfs ser sct, s. 4, 81 peP eene est % *iS 6 as
w pur cent: COS QUO. ut per cent; $l0D00, nt 0A
per cent; 9iD0,0dU, at ~ per cent; $7700O, at gA
por cent; flet 100. IT 10 .por cent; seee oo0, at
l0A per cent; $fssilOo ut 1tM per cont; $1:B7,-
0oU nt l0A per cont; 8, ,432s,Tm. ut Ii por cont;
a. $40 o0. Mt IL per cent, ,-makng total Of Sl0,-
Additional offers wcro received, ranging from
lb - 70 per cent. which wore refused.
Under the net Ut FGb. y, 1881 :{l2 Stats, 1s9),
authorizing lonn OF fah00OO bonds Of the
United States. bearing per cont intcrost hay-
INK twenty years to run, Werc dtspOsGl OF to the
amount Vi tlH,4l50oO ut an aggregate discount
Of $*0l0 ~: ~, or nr average Of $8oo3 per 800,
80 low bud tho credit OF tho Government fnllcn
TINT the seccetary Of the Treasury, In Jannary,
source. TINT tho sevcrsl Statos bB asked, rs
sco,lrlty for tho repayment Of any money tho
1orrv nhd s na Il
by theln from tho Govern'lent under the
rovehcs In lE}a; tho Secretary boliev wing that q
lonn consraoted On ouch Gas!s ot aecnrtty,
bttea that Of tho Individual statcs, could hard
II fal! to bo accoptnbe to capitalists: Worry re-
Epcct{lilty, JOHN SHERMAN. Secretary.
Tho Hon. c. II. GHosvENoI,, washington, b. o.
, 1880-07-23

Stf In rnr1o In n
9t VI wa terrible ne s"sefns@ss 81 md n ,hn ss
cobS 9Sa M a9 Or ee .Ss in nc tSs tfss a 'Gr tnat
l,a; snlhcrc,l ii liz ives anA hlnctl i,is sigIt.
Nass Is 1I Tcr q. ort . o W. Fan ne tbo q, bno ts
tmsrc II int, X r. frn,i his farr. i,nf noticn thnt
glcm .lS ~ ~ IN ri IN thn " 10 IN o sbn|o NJ NJ
thnn r" "I l,oi T. rceoVctl sotno Ind emist ot,, nf
wh!eE esn,o asar seyesipF II noss: Iis wss tSe
S Mnsr s n TeGGye n9 ~ Tg tn a Hpp1ss
IN H sccra ho"r NM, w W l,nvc c
fIn1,pt uni o,,c Ind bcntl killed lind moi tho two
'nser{e5r And ended ths Eht ThSy
1 @ns ae - on se[qs na s to
,,f,,ntnrs ln"ntTs rnt, ,,nrtiv smnnnrtcd IN thn
Hrms rf thcsr hro.h"r @ Wcr1,"i ot ,nio
S W. ospei ~ h"rH tbcr snns ,lrcssc d. III"
Th,s sSe " M sseonl s with 5 VA VA fopsht 70 'st
uTncn.cmt, rorn.- ~ ~ Thc tht,I d,InI. Whjcf wis
i,ext TO like @ piacc, WINS to be hctwcsn Tcd-cap
Ma ~ w. ,vn. nrc .srsf@,,mteu IN tbC
strcnts ~ ~ ttn cSinr az thor cps.mtho Whites,
scda blues greens. 1nd y,e,, ysl,lSws AnnKn @ n%t 5n9
~. ns@sfoss, saS they n%!!,Ssr Tat q ! sixtssn: ;
ThS nscc5 snn e ;So to SGx Fl o VIZ
niy , toT ~ ~. nc osnr \ rt,trs r. ,n.,n
t,,lnencc' dinlotmnaY. md red tNpu ns to bcionE
t. t9 9st seset ., er re 10 onnoc vh
fn1 .,tIesmthat is. tncy nro not Under inc llc-
nnssi,v; M h,,t. II they iui,'t Guht. thoy nro
hrr,n,u M uncomiortabic place al resicncc.
# tbnT t,nt ynIuttccr. tho pFesidcnt nf +. ctrps
a end ep ,he ,hop u no sho%.np
,l,c yhtr ftthnr. ti,cy must ilsht and Iney d.
il !Sv tic IaclnsS Ill tho % n,enbers 81 tSe iif.
,rosnt,t 1isocv Ill nnnonrch 10 nn 3tnr u wars
, 1880-07-23
NATIONAL CREDIT.

The Facts ~ to tho Democratic Dcatruc~
tton OF National Credit in 1860.
D<trvts Pest ana Tribune, July z.
DE1r.o,r, July u, 1ss0.-DkAR SlA: I Ihavo re-
poatelly beard tho late SenAtor Chandler In his
speeches say TINT Just prior to tho War tho
credit of tho Government was 50 low that
United States pOr cont bonds sold at q discount
OF IL per cont.
In Il rctout intorvtcw Congressman Mckinley
Of Ohio stated to a reporter Of the Cincinnati!
CUnn,erctal substantially tho aaino thing, These
statements are very important II tr,la, and they
can bo nude nf servteoin the coming campaign.
DO n0t Wish 10 htlkC uso of thOn,, however.
unless sAtIAlGd Ut tholr oprlectnoss.
They uro not sustained by, " Slut iattcal Alb.
str4et Of tho United Htates, SecnlFd NuMb8r,"
whsf m ~ tt nso yy' ag Of ass f.
market, toyethcr With tho calculated rs!tcs Vt
intYrcst real'ze1 by The 'HyesItr Ut different
Rss,is H.. frn ~ to Ut ns|siys IL th's
uNO nsxt bcforo tho Wnr. 1t was q pcr copt
loa,.. a1'd the priee q sAip Is gso, ~ pslr. ~.
MuKiIlpY obtained iho authority Tor their state-
% ps"s thoir ] statcmv,st @ witk tho assarsnSs t6at
tho sta,iatoal abstract rather tei.lol to shake
NY eonildence In IT. correctness Your ooe-
w ' w l., i. TnowuR1poE, Collector.
Tho Hon. john 6hermul..
TilxAsrur D.rA rAnrAEAT, WAsMEx1roN, q. C..
Jnly ~. 1SeU.-Sll: An In rcoolpt Df your lot
repeatedly hcArd tho !ats SeuItur Chandlos say
that Just prlur To tho W4r thu ercdlt It eho 9ov-
nFn!tiout was - low nu!t un!tea siates pos
tl,ut the "btutisttaal Abatraet nt the unlted
statcs. 6eoond EuMbsr," does not sustain THU
sss ase Is s nsst f. S.ioss Se
| ID rcely have % say mat bonds QE Tie losu
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UNITED STATES LAND OFY!CH.
CARSON CIrr. Nevada December 80, 1875
Notice is hereby given to all whom it may That
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Ireland Asks for Aid.

SAN FRANCISCO, January 9.
Mayor Kalloch has received q dispatch
from London, signed by the Lord Mayor
of London and the Irish Relief Committee,
stating that the distress in Ireland is in
creasing, and asking for aid.
At the annual election of the Bullion
Company, yesterday, the following Trns-
tees were elected F. McDermitt, w. fl.
Sears, G. J.. P%illsbury, J. W. Roberts and
d. Crittenden.
Emperor Norton, one Of the best known
characters Of San Francisco, died suddenly
yesterday. He was walking along Dupont
street, and fell to the pavement. He was
assisted to his feet, and placed against a
building to rest, when he died without a
struggle.
At the annual meeting Of the CONSOLE
dated Virginia Mining Company, this after
Don 430, 753 shares were represented. The
officers remain az heretofore. The Secre-
tary's report showed receipts during the
year Of So. 963, 81, of which So, 481 1853 was
the gross yield of the mine for 1879. The
balance on hand is S67, ISL. A resolution
was passed indorsing the acts of the Board
Of Directors during the past year.
Death or h Rail.
TRUcKEE, January 3.
VIM. Hackett, a brakeman, was knocked
from the top of w~est-bound train No. 6,
this morning, near Coldstream, by q beam
in the snowshed. He fell between the cars,
and one arm and both legs were crushed
under the car wheels. He was brought to
Tru ckee and lived three hours.
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British Rule I'm India-LOrd Derby
ON American Competition.

LONDON, January 9.
A Jelallabad correspondent reports the
Mollahs increasing in their attempts to
incite the Mohmunds to rise. The Indian
Government has decided that the rules
respecting war correspondents should no
longer be enforced, but military command
ers will be allowed to impose such restric-
tons as may be deemed necessary.
Daud Shah, Commander-in-Chief OF the
army Of the ex-Ameer, has been sent as a
prisoner to India.
Lord Derby, speaking at the trade ban
quet at Haddield last night, said: THE
United States may be our most formidable
rival, but the Americans do not face us in
in open battle. They fight entrenched be-
hind q protective tariff, even with the help
of which they have not wholly checked the
importation Of English manufactures into
America. Still American competition is
not to be lightly spoken Of"
Advices from Capetown have been re-
ceived for the arrest of Paul Kruger, Presi-
dent Of the Committee appointed at the
meeting of the Beers, on the 10th ult.,
which adopted a resolution to maintain
the demand for the independence Of the
Transvaal Republic, and instructed Paul
Kruger to summon the Volkraad.
CALCUTTA, January 8.
Particulars Of the proceedings OF the
court martial in Cabul how that the Is
Afghan soldiers who have been executed
were either concerned in the massacre OF
Major Cavagnarie and his staff, or in the
murder Of wounded soldiers, or had taken
part in treacberous attacks on the British.