Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-08-19
Morning kilograms.
Pnsse ayers Going s"ut1.

Passe ayers Going s.ut1.
MoJAvE. Aug, IS Los Angeles
Mrs Lewis Phillips, BENZ Drey-
fus, Mrs G H Williams, Belle Nc
Lean, Mrs Haskins, Miss Sarah f
Nc Kee, John Lee, w c Thurman,
II T Hazard, NJ Potter, H e Lewis,
Mrs L Polaski.
Colton-L T. Mosher and wife.
Arizona-Rev II Warren, }
Coblentz, Miss Mollle Bransip. Mrs
Soloman aud children, Mrs Gold.
tree and child, F D Coburn, Albert
UbeD.
Mexico J G Brooks.
s,n Fraocises Markets.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. Is. Wheat
-demoral,zed; No. l, ST. 423@1 3d.
No. 2, 81 374@14O. Barley-feed,
SO0S5c. Corn- sales of 30, 900 sacks
yellow to dstileries within ten
days at rates not made public.
Rec"ussrae..ng she ssrpnb'i eau
COinMst,r".
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. lS.-The
Executive Committee Of the Re-
publican State Central Committee
met to-day and called meeting OF
the State Contra, Committee at
headquarters in this city for
Wednesday, August 25th, for the
purpose of choosing a new Execu-
tive Committee.
4 ~tns,L.rH.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 18.-Eu-
reka Consolidated declares a divi-
dend of so cents; the Potosi lie vies
an assessment of so cents.
Light wacs-n %" sh~ New ChiHese
rrnao Depsssurs.
New YORK, Aug. 1S.-The Com
mercial Bulletin says there is need
OF farther light upon the object OF
the visit of the Chinese Embassy
to Washington. Both Evarts and
Marsh have stated unequivocally
that the Imperial Government has
repealed an ancient decree prohib-
iting Chinese subjects from engag.
ing in direct trade with foreign
countries. Precisely what that de.
cree may be neither Of those gen.
tlemen have stated, nor have we
been able to ascertain 1t from mer.
chants familiar with the China
trade. More light is needed
to show, first, whether a de.
cree prohibiting Cinnamon from
engaging indirect foreign trade has
existed, and, second, whether that
decree has been repealed. Assum
ing the affirmative Of these ques'
tions, important changes in oui
treaty relations with China will
have to be made before the new lib.
erty can be turned to account in
trade with the United States, fol
the embargoes on trade with the
non-treaty ports of China, undel
the law as it now stands, is posi-
lively prohibitory.
storm aad Loss ef L,F.
NEW ORLEANS, w. y. Hoppam
who is the only survivor of thu
schooner Ouida, reports the vesse
cspsized off Padre Island Thursday
night. Captain J. A. Howard, U
s. Engineer, lately in charge of thu
haibor Improvements at Sabine
Pass, and Pat Powers. a sailor, wer'
drowned. There are also report'
that the schooner Laurel wen
ashore, and that Captain Mccall
and four men were lost. Also tina
the schooner Welcome and anoth
er, name unknown. were bottom
up on Mustang Island; all hand
supposed to be lost.
Hostile Ap~chss IN New Mexico.
DENVER, Col. Aug. 1.-THE 1ri
bune's Santa Fe special says: Hos
tile Apatches, after crossing tn
Rio Grande, marched sixty mile
into the interior and took thei
stand in the mountains of the Sier
ra Candelaris. where they are now
After crossing the RIVER the BAN
kept southwest course, and whe
about sixty miles from Ell Pas
struck the little Mexican villag
Of Santa Maria, where they kille
two MexIcans and stole few hea
OF horses. Col. Vale has gone IL
to chihuahua, but where his trool
a.e lie not known. They are prob
siy 0n .Le JfaII Of The 'i9s.i'ss,