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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-10-29


4 Chicago telegram OF tl.e 25il says that
Stanley HuntIey teleGraphs to the Chicago
Trib,ae tronI New York that to-day the
Republican national committee will ex.
pose the author OF tie alleged Chinese
letter. 1t is one Kenuard Philip. one of
the editors Of Truth, . who was ureartl-
ed by Detective Lovergan, is employed by
the national committee. Philp is an ex-
pert iil.itnitationefa all kind ofchipography,
aud lately copied lrpm memory tile names
OF all men WHO signed The declaration Of
independence ia si>iltlll manner that
a eursory look No,,ld Indicate them as
genuine. lie las mania, for Initiating
halfIwrl;;l.s. lie Is m active AID able
politician and practically controls Truth. .
HntIey says all the facts are autllenticat-
ed and before the Republican committee,
and would have been published yesterday,
but that Gen. Arthur interposed with a
suggestion Of delay iaoFsier That .tIie Dem
ocrats might, not have M opportunity OF
putring out another Fraudulent letter. after
the exposssfe, and getting It circulated.
Such a scheme was In contemplation. and
~ y asserted that areilser forged letter
viii be published IN gtiaB tilis week
The Democratic papers ri fhis State print
al The stupid eanll:ais4p lies and tlen snp
press The eyi,leist,. u.iI Nohtd expose fsieii
inter meialaeitx.
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Garfield and Hancock ON the Chinese
(aMeAGfsfas.

The subject OF Chinese immigration Is
made a leading question by Democratic or
aiors in Oregon, who claim that Haheoek
is in accord with the people of the fac'uc
coast in this matter. anti charge that ten
Garfield is not The Democratic party
through the Chairman OF the Nauoli"i
Committee. fearing their assertions li'''
Gen. Garfield was opposed to al ''''e''e-
renee in the matter of Chinese immiSra-
zion would not be believed. in the face OF
his noble. manly and statesInanlike utter
ances on the suhjcct, procured the services
of an expert imitator OF cliirograpily, one
Keurarl PhiIp, who indited letter on
the Chinese ,GlIe stion aud iorse1 Gen. Car
ficIl.s name to it, The forgery was dis
covered at o4ce. detectives put upon the
track. the iarger, EIe"nard Philip. I'M
eartI,ed. and lie will soon eNpiate the nell
atty Of his crime in a prisons cell, MS also
should tllsc who instituted and abetted
the fraud. This ''liitie game" OF the DEM
oeratic lrricadicrs. willie it shows them to
he perfectly Inscriptions and without a
| single principlr of dccency or honor in the
conduct OF the campaign. also proves that
! Gen. Garfield is la sympathy with the lie
sires and feelings OF the people OF the Pa
| cilic coast en tliis great question, and has
| lie fullest confidence of our people !; this
+! being trne. To create, feeling of di>truSt i'll
! tl.c ,rlntls of the people. and convict Gen.
/ Garfield of double dealing on the Chinese
! question. the honorable Democratic Ma
/ tional Committee covered itself with inia-
| NY an. damned the party by uttering a
/ fraudulent letter By this black and COW
| ar,liv act The Democratic Committee give
| force to the charge heretofore made, and
never. so far rs we know. contradicted
/ that the ''...ii,! South" was not only oppas
/ ed To any charge in the Burlingane treaty
/ whatever. hut hive been and are still ne
! rotiating to secure Cinnamon (non-voterS
j in the place ot colored men who are voters
/ Under ali the circumstances of the ease
! we deem it exredieTt to give the views q
/ the two canlidatcs for the Presidency OF
! the subject OF Ciiinrse immigration. rs eX
/ pressed aud embodied in their respective
+ letters accepting the nominations of thei
+ parties, side ly side, and here they are:
GAEyIEIp's VIEWS. HANcoCK's VIEWS
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-10-29

"If you persist in saying that You can
prove have been associated with tie
Kuklux, come down to Columbia ard
will l.ul a bullet in yon or Cut your
throat" This is the significance
OF Wade IIamrton'S little intimation
to john Sherman concerning his rest
derce Tie people who admire 'the
code viii look at it differently, bu,
sensible men, North and South, cannot
help regarding it in any other light
than az an evidence OF barbarisn.
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SHALL THE CAUSE LOST BY
TIE BULLET BE RECLAIMED IY
TILE BALLOT?
s-S1iEieia1 EccorG.~


1t has hean nroven by tie official
records Tat Bill Eng'isi,, Dem"cra;:c
casd t!a.e Tor Vice President, ''l,aggn,i"
matter of S3, ,964 Al, TO wl;ch lie had
not the shadow OF claim, the same be
i.,g money accruing to the heirs of hi>
Grandmother under the pension laws.
which lie managed to get hold OF
through tie pension office and contert-
ell to his own use. English obtained a
clerk>lip in the treasury department.
| and willie there discovered lis grand
/ mothers claim To the money. Tie
grandfather Of English served in tie
revolutionary war, and because OF such
/ service was entitled To a pension OF
j s3,9G4 II. Bnl Engli<i,'s grand
mnther died without applying tor it.
rs soon as 1911 English discovered the
fact, he prepared the lecessary evidence
l.. the case, went back to Indiana, took
out illegal letters of administrations, ard
without tie kuowl ledge ot tie heirs,
COLLECTED the money, appropriated il to
i l.ls own use, ami afterwards refused to
pay it over to them, protecting bim-
se.f b7 pleading Insolvency. His sure
ties were only bound in $500, and were
practically worthless Tor tile sum In
volved. All this is matter OF record
ard the Democratic witnesses WHO as
scrt them over their own Official sigma
lures in papers now on file at Wash
ir,g,on, are W. l. Marcy tLeu Secre
iary of War Isaac Toocey, then At
torEey General and J. L. Edwards
then Commissioner of Pensions unde
President Polk. Lately one OF the de
frauded heirs wrote to the Commission
er OF Pensions, asking if it was tru
tl.at isIil English collected the more
in 1845. All the correspondence ha
been published in the matter, and she "
up in most conspicuous manner til
"hol.e~t integrity" and ''figh persona
honor'' of Bill English. When 'shone,
Wm. II. EneliSh' was called to acc,ut
for the rascality and could no. explai
it satisfactorily, he was Kicked out ,
the treasury department. And this
u the man the Democracy desire to ell
vate to the Vice Presidency
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-10-29
A.,.o,.g inc A,,aea.en.

The President and party were to make
the distance between San Marcial, New
Mexico, and Fort Cummings during the
middle of the week 'fte road was to be
strongly pickefea 10 prevent surprise from
the terrible Apaches. The party IN
.eaye Sauta It 70 lay for the East.
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All Ik...,ls az G...,,her.

We have tor sale at Lebanon ana Grass
ridge soi,le 3u9.a00 feet of lumber. such as
scantling. ;aiStS. barn tinIherS, boxing.
fencing, a,ld ather rougi, lumber. Az
Lebanon we have II superior lot of drS
lumber. consisting of rustic. flooring, etc
Owing to the late fire. we are altering
tlai. itlin5e. at retIMceti rates. Address us
ut Lebanon. 4Sff COSS BROS.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-10-29
GRAND RALLY.


On Monday night next the last grand
Republican rally of the campaign of
1880 will be held in this city. Hon.
G. B. Watson, of Lake county, one OF
tie Presidential electors, viii speak tor
the cause of right, honor and the future
prosperity of the country, while Judge
Williams, Caples, Powell, Humphrey
and others have been invited to be with
us and aid in making the meeting a grand
success. A torchlight procession, with
fireworks, bonfires, etc, at night will
enliven the scene. The citizens of Linn
and adjoining counties are invited TO
come and join with us in having a
grand old time. Come one, come all.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-10-29

Electroypes of the forged Garfield-Mo
letter having been sent out to California
for the purpose of flooding the State with
copies, the Republican committee have
sent out many thousand fac-simile copies
of Garfield's letter exposing the forgery
OF all the lies and forgsries gotten np by
the Hancock Democracy to i1jure Gen.
Garfield, this Morey letter is the bs.sest.
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%az. T.Iis-Eaa There's so Show 10 E&ec
Ezasc0cEks

&'z. T:ii.-E-s Tt.ere's SO Show 10 EIect
EzamcocE<.
Cen, Nesmi,ii spoke ct the Court
House on Saturday at p. NJ. He had
an audience Of l76, including men,
women and chil,hcn. His speech was
made up of abnee of "IIiprle Mi;cElell''
and ''lanntlnlct Williams" as he de-
lighted to designate them. lie black
guarded Gen. Garfield in a most vim
,iicl,e ard me,, iacious manner. and
aty one could see he didn't like the
General. lie er.'ief up poor, weak,
lame, ,ii>i.ir,ec! hafroom harrargue by
ca ling Nf. Kelly .'red-mousned Irish
man" Tie result 1T his shooting off
his >nn; mill fere is .he loss of Demo-
cratic votes asd friends, and not sin
gle convert 10 !.arrtck and Skintli:,..
Come again, .e.cral.
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In Meslsor1aIaa.

His, epitaph has already been pre-
pared by the New York San. tt runs
"llied, November 2, 1880. OF inordin-
ate ambition. He was good man and
weighed $50 pounds.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-10-29

The latest Hancock dodge is little
pamphlet. with handsome title page,
purportillg to be "a record of the states
manship and political achievements of Gen.
Hancock 1t contains eight pages of nice
book paper, wholly blank except the pre-
tentions title-page. If the Democracy
will confime themselves to such ''election-
ecring doHges" no one will object, as this
one at least seems to be the blank truth.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-10-29

OF course Wade Hampton's readl-
ness to settle controversy by a game
OF throat-euttlng or pistol-shooting will
convim the North that there never
wss such a thing as Kak,nxism in the
South.
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e. G. JOHNSON, NJ. D.,
EzoEzzzcSEsOsia
E'Esyszciiz1 and Surgeon.

nFF1CE in Fronan's brick block, upstairs,
~ Albany, oregon. yl3n2
Xdaafsaai~sraaor'~ Notice TO CresIiG0r~---Es-
late Of zsaELirI Esrinsies Decreased.
NOTICE + * hereby given IN the creditors of
IN ei all " hoIn il may
that lac. signed has been duly appointed
lrHi;i Isl razor of the t'-se of the sail taniel
Brin.ci- t1,-cssiS ny order s,f the County
toUT, of he Stale of tlr,-.rtlu for Linn County,
MA jC sN l.. Finn. I-e OF sail court. latct1
The l. II day al Oorlrer. n n. ls1: ana all per-
having Claims ;ts;IiSs si III estate here
lay required present them. with fh. proper
sithiu six months from if. d of
This no I. liss, undersigned: ~ his resi- lelace
four mites east at hi y ri ION said count
i. IL WRIGHT Aelminist Isi
J. w. " right. atty FOR aim. IsII5
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De.nora,Izcs.---Anyts,n.s TO beat e.arGeIe

The .'solil SOUTH has become perfectly
tlenloralized since the news of the terrible
Democratic defeat in, Ohio and Indiana
reached that section, while the managers
in the North have completely lost their
heads, gone s'clean daft, !" and are enacting
the role of idiots, as see tho several schemes
If forgery turned out by the National Dem
ocratie Committee such weak. silly, pal
pable frunds, that even Chlnaman would
blush TO be charged with being their
authors
Straws show which way the wind blows
in New jersey. lie indications are that
Garfield viii have the State IN November,
Decided Republican gains were made ~
Tic local elections
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-10-29

The people of the North demand
that lhe same rights he accorded Re-
pnblicams at the South as are accorded
TO Democrats at the North.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-10-29

Hancock has already learned to ape
the Confederate Brigadiers. He now
alludes to Republicans as "Radicals. .
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-10-29

The duty on the common grades of wool
is 10 cents per pound and an od rnlorena
duty of II per cent. If the DemecIatic
policy of free trade should succeed. what
would the wool Interests of Oregon be
worth The average price of wool in
Australia is lie per pound. Remove tho
tariff aud this country would be flooded
with Australian wool, selling at prices that
would starve our wool producers to death.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-10-29

Prominent Democrats were preparing
for torchlight procession IN Portland re-
Gently. and wrote to the telegraph agent at
Beaverton, asking him how many Demo
Gratis could be depended upon tocome from
that point to participate in the t!emonstrl-
ton. Following Is the answer:
Don't think tllerc will be more than two.
Only three Democrats here. anl one 0t
these is IN jail, aud will be until after cleo
tion
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-10-29

It does not follow that because man
weighs $50 pounds that lie should be
elected President.
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Last a Kaifetizne z
Examine Before Pur-
cE1as ing Elsewhere.
Satisfaction Guaranteed.

Eoaice Of E'issaF settlement.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the I'M
~ derSi@ned. the of he last will
ami testament of w. H. t5on;lwin deceased, has
filed. in the County Court OF Linn county, Ore
sron. his final account. and said Court has APP
pointed TUESDAY the 9Th day of december. lsS0-
the hour of ~ O'Clock in tht. of sail
v. tor thc hearing of o1tiec ions 10 said final
account and the settlement thereof
H. j. BDJ.GHTUS, Executor.
October -, ISSi@-l Isin3
Weatherford 4 Blackburn, sttys for eNccu: or
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-10-29
z..,n. s'o....,y * t,,z si.,rss Al ana Arthur.

A4@s1Ek [5:tf-G
With fair, honest ballot next Tues
day, Linn county is secure tor Garfield
and Arthur by good majority. Large
numbers of lifelong Democrats will
vote tic Republican ticket, because
they desire TO see The present reign OF
law, order aud prosperity continued.
They know that a "chauge," which
would pass tie Government into tim
ha4ds Of the "solid South," would be
more disastrous TO The people of .he
North thar the la:e rebellion. There.
tore, in tie interest of peace, honesty
and good government, iiisuring contin
ued prosperity and progress for the fu
ture at cur common country, they will
vote for Garfield aud Arthur Tha
this is true statement, the election
returns of next Tuesday will prov,
most couciusively.
II would be pititul spectacle to Sc
a man chosen chief magistrate of til
nation who has not learned, what ever
,choolboy knows, that the tariff questlo
is no: local question.
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Ballard, Isona & Co.,

win Pay a premium of POUR CENTS per husE-
el in AIfil Feed, over and above the market
pfire.son ali good merehanss.bie Wheat stored
with tilem this season.
Are always prepared to pay cash down, and
gslar4s nfee as good prices as can be obtained
elsewhere. 4 large supply OF sacks always OH
han !.
We have onr Miil fitted up with nh the --latest
improved machinery. and DO custSul work.
Albany, August 8, lssQ- l2n4A
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FOR PRESIDENT,
JAMES A. GARFIELD, Of Ohio.
FOR VEE-FRESIDENT.
CHESTER 4. ARTHUR. Of New York.

For Presidential Electors-GEO. r.
CURRY, of Grant county T.. T.. AP-
PLE'iAFE. of Multnomah county e. B.
WATSON, of Lake county
See that the above named electors are OH
a white ballot, correctly written or print
ed thereon. before placing it in the ballot
box-;nd AL will be we'll.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-10-29

On the part Of Gen. Garfield This IS The
best presentation Of the subject ever made.
On the other hand it will be noticed that
the views of Gen. Hancock are very OBJ
seure-in fact lie lltI not deem tile subject
of sufficient importance TO notice it all.
Either this was the case. or else he feared
to place himself on record in the patter as
he might unwittingly give himself away
as he did in the tariff matter. Gen. Car
field we know is sound OH the Chinese
/ question, as well as all others; he neither
dedges OIL equivocates, bnt is honest and
outspoken. and deserves the support of ev-
cry man who Believes 1--WE cannot con-
sent to allowing any form of seryilc labor
to be Introduced among US under the guisc
OF Immigration. =
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-10-29

NOTICE IS hereby given that tl,c un1ersign-
~ esi was. by the County Court of Linn ID
ty, Ortron> NJ lis tegnar september terfu, fsse.
duly alon: cd ;aflsn iIlistlato a. 6onis
tastat4a .t7@ the estate OF &. a. Williams,
deceased. All persons having cl:titas against
the estate sal deceased. Viii present the
same 10 he undersigned at Brownsville, Linn
connfy, Oregon. verified required by law,
Within six mont hS fTssIa he date hereof.
PETER IIt II +, Admin Is: rator.
Dated Sept. II. iSoJ-nJfs Il
Ntatheriord & Blackburn. attys for admir-.
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Re carernn EEow You vote.

Following is the National Republican.
ticket, with the Presidential Electors for
Oregon appended
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- 49,
The material ilter-l
e>ts OF this CouIitry.i
tie traditions of' i'll
settlement AMI the
sentiments of niir rco
pie. have led the gov
crIIniert 70 olltr the
widest hospitality To.
immigrants Who seek
our shores for new
and happier homes.
willing 10 siF7fe the
linltlenz rs well aS the
heueffts ofom society.
and intending thHtl
their pOsterIty s'Iaii
become an untli~tihG-I
uishable pant OF orr.
population. The rel
cent movements af tIief
Chinese to onr Pacific.
coast parta!es isiit lit I!
tie of such an inmi |
grafton, citin e in ii.sl
| PURPOSES or it, results.
! IL is too much like a.t.
inlp0rt1tion to hPl
welcomed wiIilon-t rt.-I
striction too HnuciIi
like AN invasion Ia lee.
| Iorken upon without.
sniicifEle. We cannot
consent to allowing
any iorIlI of s,.ryi.e la
bor TO be introduced
among Ms nmtler tiIr
gui~e OF Immigration
Recognizing iiIe gray
ity af this suljort. he
present -Atln, ni-tr;l-
lion, Supported by
Congress. has sent TO
China a Commission
OF distinguished eiti-
zens for the purpose
of securing such 4
modification of the,
existing treaty rs will
prevent the evils like
" TO arise from tn,
present situation. Il
is confidently iH.liGv-
ed that these diplom
attic negotiations viii
he successful " ittH1fl'
The loss nf ConitlIrTei.
: intercourse hcfwPef
the tToPo o vrrS. whiel
promises a greater III
crease of reciprOea
!, trade and the enlarge.
, t,,a1,t ar nm. markets
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-18
fROM WASHINGTON
,ss.,l Csreges,ieas. n Ne Alsra. Gassti',

BTtUiii teFFftf'g'sies,ef ~ ik Stefis bdhftf'
MAst,Hayaa. u, g., On Is isHo
uSsut aiahsse hs bees o ise ely, lot
he ahssssh,ais sse tspl vuS aa'st u Ia
fuiasfsd that ks hsI GO ittsssies witb uat'
hsm, eel ahs Ispubisass fsr0tt that " the
vi'slsis fssaIus'tn bstwsfh wbBm aud ITO
,saisss there sssm' 10 DO slsss TODD OF
aaioh sss 81 10 steuiIas ibe eltstst,, ynls OF
sss Btais iat tisiG I'D, then uebF'al Mshote is
10 have tbs dlsiiibaiioh Of the isdtsl rslflp'
sss 10 Tho State.
Htuetsfy nhumsa II 10 10 sefebadeJ to-
sisk,, aud wIll make speech OF plo, ihestioo
OF tho Republicans generally atd Of stcfcisS
Ahetman particularly.
Tho prompt denial by Mr., Kelley Of The
funored withdrawal Of tho regular democratic
ticket 10 Virginia 10 highly commended. 10
pjt,s here from all parts OF tho state nto most
il,ltciisg Tor tho tucocRs OF tho May ticket by
handsome mn ority.
On Friday, Of tho ono huod red ADD twcn'y'
four horses In tho stables oil tho METROPOLITAN
railroad not ono was troubled with tho cpis ,otic,
and on Saturday risht they wcrc oil moro or
lcsg niIc C.cu,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-18
kt'jT,S Uf HE n!t

w
Archbishop Purcell. Of Cincionati. isvcry fec.
bio physiclj, whllo lis mind appears to b. rs
ac.ivo ~ ever.
Tho latest rclurus from Wts. VIfgioia show
tha. tho whole democratic State ticket has
boon elected by nbou. II 900 majority. GoV
Matthews mt ,rity in 1876 was 1929.
A great snow storm prevailed yesterday 10
Minncsota aud Dakota. There was slight tall
of lnow ct Circiorati aud Cleveland, Ohio,
ytsttrdiy.
Seventeen Mormon eljers arrived at St. Louis
Friday from Utah, and left Saturday tor Ten.
nessco, Georgia, Alabama. Mississippi, North
Carolina and Virginia. whittier they 60 to mako
converts to the Mormon faith aud secure Nor
mon emigrants to Colorado.
Senator VOORHEES,. Of Indians, arrived 10 New
York Saturday. He is reported as declarlog
that tho republicans bad the uss OF from
1000 600 to SIS, 000. OC0 10 that State. the lat
ter sum. in his opinion. btiog nearer the hs
ures. In addition he claims that there we're at
least 5 900 oolored men imported into the State
and voted.
]. II. Acklen has addressed sn open letttr 10
the democrats Of the third louisiana congress
sonal district in which he withdraws frop ;yo
field and promises bis support IN n, 'a0p. D!l'u'
ten on. acsount of the certainly Of the cleo
lion Of the republican candidate, Dlrraa, 10
case the democratic vote was split.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-18
FOREIGN NEWS.

The bombsrdment OF Lima by tho Chiiiana
was commenced on September ~. but nothing
has been heard from there since then.
The Greek government threatens to prcc aed 10
extreme N assures if the powers do not SOON de-
eide the Greek question.
It is stated that Gen. Garibsldi will not persist
in his determination to resign his se.t IN Inc
Italian Chamber OF Deputies.
The Spanish government has determined 10
expel from Spanish territory any priests miro.
ducing politics in their sermons.
Gen. de Gisscy, of the French army, against
whom serious charges were made at The Trial OF
NJ. Ivan de Woestyne, has bte relieved OF MS
command
A meeting of BonapsrLists hostile to Prince
Jerome Napoleon, in Paris, alter An e1clted dis-
cusson, adopted resolution summonlng Nun 10
renouIc, bis candidAtate, and recognizing
Prince Victor Napoleon as the hoir to hethrone.
Largely attended Iriih land meetings hkVe
been hold at Lonsford md Bradford, and Far
nell has Unlisted on keeping up the ag'tsIlcn
throughc u. the winter.
The Turkish commissioners 10 arrange with
the Montenegrins for the csssion OF Dulclgno
have arrived on the disputed territory, ana " Is
proposed that the surrender BE- executed uoder
The supervision of the diplomatic agents &C
credited to Montenegro.
1t is reported that the Czsr his offered to tho
Czarowitch co.regency, transferring 10 MN !oe
reins of government, provided that he will cor
sont to the Princess Dolgorouss children rank
ing as princes of the blood, taking precedence
after the grand dukes. the Car retaining lmpe'
rial privileges. aud retiring to LiVadia pe1nia'
ne2tly.
Advices from Lima up to September y, give
Information that the Chilian bombardment OF
C.llso and the advance on tho capital city had
already con- menced, and that tho PeruvisDs are
in no way prepared to continue an etectual re-
sistence. The invading army is 10000 strong,
and is backed by powerful feet moving along
the coast. By this time Lima may nave tsilep'
ma it is probable that unless the foreign smpas.
s.tors intorfe.rsd sack Of the city LAS taken
place. Once in possession of the capital, Chill
can dicstn her own terms of peace.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-18

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