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Local Lanes.
Reed blrds at Fullmer's.
Salt oysters at Fullmer's.
Fried oysters at Fullmer's'

Reed blrds at Fullmer's.
Salt oysters at Fullmer's.
Fried oysters at Fullmer's.
Roast dinners a Fullmer's.
City Council meets this evening in
regular session.
The firemen's parade takes place to-
morrow evening.
Remember "Matrimony" at the
Onera House on Saturday evening.
There are over five thousand pupils
attending the public schools in this
city. =.
Joe Jefferson, as Fighting Bob, at
the Opera House on Monday evening
next.
The State fair at Dover closes to,
morrow. 1t has been success from
| the first.
The sale of oil paintings will con
tinue at the auction room OF Ihoma'
M. Ogle, each evening this week.
A detachment of police guarded th'
cars ON the special train conveying tn
remains of Gen. Torbert this morning
Bowers, Dure & Co., have shipPe:!
fonr passenger railway cars to Baitl
more NOR for the Peoples Line of that city
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In his speech accepting renomina-
ton for Congress at Philadelphia the
other day Speaker Randall pointed out
that the alarmists cries of Republican
protectionists concerning Democratic
"iesigns" upon the tariff are simply
nonsense, inasmuch as there is now
pending before Congress a bill that will
most probably pass at the next session
referring the whole subject of tariff revi-
sion to commission of expects. No
body rretends--not even the most ardent
protectionist-that our present tariff sysl
tenn is satisfactory, aud judiclous revis-
ion is imperatively demanded By manu-
facturers as well as by the great mass Of
the people. AS Speaker Randall said
should the bill referred TO become g
law, "the question will, in a gleaI
measure, be eliminated from party poll
tics and that branch of revenue adjusted
| In a businesslike and comprehensive
way"
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POLICE NEWS.

Last evening aud This morning Mayor
Almond disposed OF the Of the follow
ing cases:-
Abram Scott and Benjamin Blockiston.
both colored, for threatening to shoot
Willie Thompson, were each required to
pay costs, and furnish $40 to keep the
philip MulliEsn, for throwing rabbish
In the streets, was required to pay costs.
James johnson, for vagranoy, was
committed for 80 days,
Michael O'Connel, for an aggravated
assault on James McMann' on July 18th,
was required to pay $40 and costs and
FURNISH 5000 bail to keep the peace.
Jane Carey, colored, for using sDns-
also oolored was required to pay costs
and furnish 500 peace bond.
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THE CITY ASSOCIATION.
ADJOURNED MEETING LAST EVENING
PUBLIC MEETINGS TO BE HELD.

ADJOURNED MEETING LAST EVENING
PUBLIC MEETINGS TO BE HELD.
The Wilmington Hundred Demo-
cratic Association held an adjourned
meeting last evening, at the headquar-
ters, Nos. 220 and 222 Market street,
and in the absence of the President,
James W. Ware, Esq, was called to
the chair.
On motion of VIM III Blake, the Sec
retary called the Wards, in order to
see If they had been organized, and
elected an Executive Committee
Each Ward as it was called, reported
as being organized.
As there seemed to be no further
business, the meeting was about to
adjourn when the Executive Commit
tee entered the room. The committee
had been holding meeting in the Ex-
celsior club room.
Mr.. Eckel, second Vice President
assumed the chair, and stated that
the Executive Committee were ready
to report to the association.
The committee had met on Tuesday
evening, and organized by electing
Henry Eckel, President; Joseph s.
Daley Secretary and Joseph L. Car
psnter, Jr., Treasurer.
At the meeting last evening sub
committees had been appointed on FL
nance, Naturalization and Transporta-
tion.
The Committee on Naturalization.
consisting of II. J. Crippen, James A.
Plunkett and William Hanna, were in
structed to advertise where and at
what times they could be found, and
for any person who desired to be natu.
ralized to call upon them.
The following list of the Inspectors
to be voted for at the "Little Election
was read
First ward, A. V. Gaynor Second
Dennis j. Gallagher Third. east pre-
cinct, James A. O'Donnell west
Frank Kane Fourth, east, Johr
Akin west, W. B. Hyland Fifth,
east, III. j. Crippen west, Thomas j
James Sixth, south, J. G. Farra
north, w. E. Hazlett Seventh, east
Milton Lackey; west, John M. Mack
lem Eighth, Thos. L. Lynch Ninth
t Jesse U. johnson Tenth, Joseph Nc
Cafferty.
Gen. j. Parke Postles, oelng callel
!, upon, made few remarks, in whicl
he urged upon Democrats the import t
T ance Of voting at the "Little Election
J., in order that the party could elect
:: majority of the inspector He ais
4 spoke of the bright outlook all over tn
= country, and said that the Democrati
. party was bound to win because it wa
= in the air. At the conclusion Of hi
e remarks he was loudly applauded.
On motion of Fl. b. McIntire, th
committee ON speakers to be appointe
by the chair be instructed to hav
a speakers at the meeting on next Fri
day night, Saturday night, and also
2 make arrangements for open air NEE
ings on Monday night next.
There being no fur her business I'll
x meeting adjourned with three rousin
. cheers for Hancock, English and IL
whole ticket.
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1nouEsr AND posT-MoRTEM.

Yesterday afternoon, Coroner Butz
held an inquest over the body Of Joseph
Price, colored, who died suddenly oD
Monday. AS the circumstances attend
inc his death were OF peculiar nature,
the Coroner ordered post-mortem ex-
animation to be made. Accordingly
Yesterday afternoon, Drs. Hazlett, Ogle
and Henderson performed the operation.
ed mat during the post-m0rtem, they
had fonud every internal indication OF 3
sudden death, but found the brain to be
the ,eat of the trouble, as 1t was very
highly congested. He was of the opinion
mat death was due to an acute conges-
tion of the brain. caused by an overdose
of alcohol. The Jury rendered verdict
in accordance with the facts.
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THE STEVENS BATTERY SOLD

NEW YORK, Sept. 29.-The famous
Stevens Battery was sold at auction
to-day. The battery was sold in eight
lots. Lot No. l which consisted of
the hull of the vessel, all the boilers
and engines on board, the boiler and
Worthington pump in the yard, also
the wooden trestle-work and track and
all the articles on the battery, was
knocked down to William Z. Lain
beer, builder, of this city, for $780,
600. The other seven lots, which were
made up of old iron and articles in the
machine shop, the blacksmith shop,
the shed, the storeroom and the yard,
were sold at low figures. Two years
ago $125, 900 was offered for the bat
terry.
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William and Elizabeth Smith, re-
siding on the Elkton road halfway
between Newark and Elkton, cele-
brated the 30th anniversary of their
marriage Saturday last. There were
about 10 persons present and the
gifts were quite numerous and cos ly.
An excellently prepared supper height
ened the pleasure of the occasion.
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MAGISTRATE CASES.

This morning, Jennie Brown, color
ed, was arraigned before Squire Cole,
on the charge of assaulting Annie Car
son, also colored. After hearing con-
siderable testimony, the Justice re-
quired Jennie to pay 81 and costs, and
furnish 800 bail to keep the peace.
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SOLDIERS, ATTENTION.

All honorably discharged soldiers
and sailors, who may wish to connect
themselves with the Hancock Veteran
Corps, will meet this evening at 7 30
o'clock, at Capelle's Building, for the
purpose of receiving their uniforms.-
BY order of Committee.
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A Word to our Readers.

When you read OF remedy that viii
cure ali diseases beware OF !. put when
yS,,hich claims to cure only certain parts OF
the M'I body, and furnishes high proof that |,
the a. saranee that II VIII help you; You. This This
y ,inar Cure does, 1t cures all troubles OF
u16ars ono II will not help the tooth-ache
esr-ache nor consumption 6pt , II viii put
you y.hn-o oy ynn can enjoy life and appreciate
lis good things. Try lt' hepio-zW.
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Union Temperance Meeting.

On Sunday afternoon next, a Union
Temperance meeting will be held in
Asbury N. E. church, commencing at
$3.50 o'clock. The meeting will be ad-
dressed by Mrs. Mason Clayton, of
"Sons of Temperance fame of Bos-
ton. All are cordially invited to at
tend,
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.i,o lts Readers.

PuslInIss' at ~ midnight is a start
Of flFs ga, AZ half so startling to
but !, aos os would be the sudden
heal y 10 ~ own dangerous ply
o. 'n Thousands !, OF thousands
pom ,haiT ,iT graves because they
pglo lli,,arent lne; to the insidious
~ .s ln.,d and the means OF cure.
ASA. d.,ss.' Of III ii. II. Warner & CO., :,
nsa ,s,lOTI! TIdney d and Liver cure, %
sile ,else of their danger ana
S s.% W memphis appeal.
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o,to be? That Is the ques-
.,hSr,ts no. nobler In the mind to
.uv, .."e, ard pains that human
\. 'I n wher overtaken by q
'sb m or cold. or to purchase n
ss.' ~ :; syrup OF Tar, Wild Cherry
' IND. and by thus opposing,
/ s"Id by all druggists, % and 81
A.,,,s ss sep22- I'm.
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Y Ridney and Liver Cure is highly endorsed
by min lsters, judges, ply yslcians, surgeons.
IN men of literary and scholarly distinc-
Of life. sep29-2w.
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Imam Suffrage Committee OF
N b4pan a canvass Of Warren
Ilbat State, with ameeting in
n Yesterday. Isaac Mott pre-
|Helen NJ. Slocum made an
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L.e,,ngs Tonight.

rHURsDAY.
|t,dre. No. 4, X. ofP.
H. % No, 81, |. q. o. f.
NJ, fEcise, se' No. ,, |. o. Q. F.
N I15i1 IIedse, No, Il, /. o; II, M; ]:
|VoSIl ,UT ! 30. 2, Jr.. o: U. A. M:
av'lj VaU,ujal beneficial Society N
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An exchange says: There are ,n more S,se
puns made on Or. Bulps Ooas9 1o SyfbTP bY the the
OF nars SnarsA 4 good thing deserves the no.
tice OF the press.
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DIED.

LAMBDIN.--In Philadelphia, on the 18th
inst, William III. Lambdin, In the 62d
year OF his age.
The relatives and friends of the family
are respectfully invited to attend his fnn-
eral on Sunday afternoon next, At
O'Clock, from Greenwood cemetery. Phu.
adelphia.
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NEW ADvERTisEmErrs.

Az NANTEp.-A good cook, and to vasli
w and iron, Immediately inquire,
with recommendation to No. 8 West
Third street, sep20-1ts
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OFFICE OF
Commonwealth DistributtOn &c.

OFFICE OF
Commonwealth Distribution &c.
CoURIER-JoURNAL BUILDING,
Louisville, KY, sept. "A, 1880.
In direct violation of an agreement
with ex-Postmaster General Key,
ordering the delivery of Registered
Letters and the payment of
Money Orders to the undersigned pend
ing the litigation In the United States
supreme Court. the Third Assistant POST
master General has seen ut IN the absence
Of his superiors to set aside said order.
action are, that all lotteries In kentusky
have been repealed. and are therefore
illegal, and being IL legal. are necessarily
fraudulent, when, in fact, the franchise
under which this Company draws. unlike
that of the Louisiana Lottery Company,
has never been repealed, and yet the Post
ONCE Departm ent diRcriminates In favor
of that Company.
Comment Is useless. Legal action wiii
at once be taken by this Company, aads
until further notice, correspondents are,
requested to send all llremittances by plain
letter or by express. Don't send by
money order or registered letter.
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COLLINs-WALKER.-sept.2 %, 1880, by
Rev. EDoch Stubbs, " q Vine strest.
Philadelphia, Mr.. Andrew Nee. Collins
and Miss Willie D. Walker. both OF
Odessa, Del.
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fgaily Sazstts.


|'".Sr U''' take pleasure in an :
'psu .a,,r customers that they
h 'S,'n Sme. pemorest's Patterns
I0uln', sepl5-ti.
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING.
u The Democrats of Appoquinimink
Hundred will hold mass meeting at the
hotel of Samuel T. Bouchelle, Townsend
ON TUESDAY, OCTOBER 10th.
meeting will be given 6y posters In o fsw
days. We have named the day 30 far In
advance that we hope we will not be In
terfered with by the adjoining Hundreds
Chief William Herbert and the New Cas-
tie band are particularly Invited to be On
hand, also all candidates on the State and
abroad will be Invited. The meeting VAN
| commence at p. M, and continue until
| the programme Ia gone through with II ~
| takes all night.
| Appoquinimink Hundred, Septsmbsr
| 28th, 1880. sep2.
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EH 3, "A, and IS. 1880.
|NIUMS, : $4,000.

ED.oI,lt solicited from all parts Of the
~ulS aud ADJACENT counties.
|lS1i M o. O speed, for purses aggregat-
|loo., n Under the rules of the Ma
'4a' lfo'tlng Association.
sspaca spuulags, Improved grounds, and
,rt saue lOr al exhibits,
p,ou,ln Nav ,udlns VIII De run and owing
hal " ol the fair grounds to
h bsys' ss'allon, persons coming BY
|lhe gr"n, sout few steps To walk to
"''shI rates will be given ex-
''Oommodatlons for all kinds of
,N'w and feed can be had on the
n t''Iks Iis, for exhibits open from oc-
|oa. List of premiums sent on ap-
b n snilss r!als of speed close septem-
Fceai ail'rsllce II, Fee In trials Of speed
lOHSS lsaloIlnalion y address
klagn fAhililDGE, Secretary,
. Elktou Md.
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|ICULTURAL FAIRS.
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['RME M Ri7AL!::!S!|'.

Presenting the following great casti
Mrs. John Drew.... as Mrs. Malaprop
Mr.. Fred Robinson, " Sir Anthony
Mr.. Chas. Waverly Sir Luciun
Mr.. NJ. Barrymore, Capt. Absolute
Miss Rosa Rand, Lydia Languish
Seats may be secured now at Thomas 4
Co.'S Book Store. sep3O, ,octI.z4:
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6 Genus Reward.

Left the premises of the undersigned on
the 9Th day of March last. 1880, WIN. ii,
Lewis, an tndentured apprentice to the
undersigned for the farming businesai
from the .'Children>s Home" In WilmLnGs
ton. WIN. e, RIGGS, BR,
CLAYTON. Del, Sept. 25. 1880. sep3o-9M.
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ARRIVAL IN THIS CITY-RECEIvED By
THE MILITARY-A SPECIAL TRAIN
FOR MILFORD.
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The road that now runs along tho dot
ted lines to Il. and A. would be placed on
tho line +. F. without injury to any one or
to the public c0nveDienco. a ss7g
But To convey the road from r. 10 -.
thence TO q. would place It on lower ground
and would render the road more difiicnIt
to keep III good order, and being q right
angle band would be difficult Of use by
heavy teams. tbN
III. land threwn out in the Triangle Il.
d. e. Is not more than one srpcnt Or one
aud a quarter arpents.
Il. WEBRE,
II. BERNARD.
y. M0kVAkT.
Mr.. Coulon moved that the District At.
torney be requested to present the bils Of
Mr. Leblanc aud of Messrs. Iefort and
Bourgeois to the State Board Of Engineers
TOR payment. ahd to report ut the next reg
ular session Of this Eody.
Tue motion was duly seconded aud car.
ried.
On motion Of Mr.. Moran seconded by Mr.
kraemer the Board then adjourned to
meet tomorrow, October 5th, 1880, 1t II
O'Clock A. VI. at Union Hall.
tSigned) ). T. GRISAMORE.
President.
A true copy:
j. +. ArILArN, Secretary.
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Johnson's Aaodyxe LiMment
will positively cure chronic diar
-lhGa Of long standing, also dys
entary, cholera InOrbus. and chol
era, nscd internally. There is no
rem. edy known 40 valuable for i'm
mediate use as this old life pre-
server.
One single box Of Pays0ns' Par
gntire Pills taken one each night
will make more new rich blood
than ten dollars worth OF any II
quld blood purifier now known.
These pills will change the blood
in the entire sytem in three
months, takeu one u night.
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y. a. EKOSE,
For Sale.

One double fued boiler AZ inches G6
feet, with one steam drum attached 30
inches by feet. Stand pipe, check valve,
safety valve, blow off valve. whistle valve,
one bri ching and one furnace mouth.
The above boiler was made by John
Ward OF New Orleans, and, has taken off
four crops only.
For term. &c. apply to J. J. Shafier Mag
uolia Plantation Terrebonne Parish, La.
Sept. Goth. 1880. I'm.
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Notice.

The Directors Of Thibodaux Bridge Co..
met on Tues lay October l2th 1880 and de-
elared dividend Of tw" dollars per share
or eight per &c on capital stock ot said
company, being for three months ending
Sept. 3oth, 1850, payable on demand.
H. w. TABOR, President
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DEN rAL NOTICE.
80

T j. DAIGRE, DENTIST HAS LOCA-
~ Gated in town perrnan n,ly and will
perform all operations appertaining to his
professions at very lnoderate prices.
He will also practice in the surrounding
country and adjoining Parishes when called
for
He is now stopping at the Franklin
House. The best Of reference given.
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Tho entire proceeds arising from the sale
of this work ars devoted to The Hood Or
phan Memorial Fund, which is invested in
United States Registered Bonds for the nur
trlre, care. support and education of the
ten infants deprived of their parents last
summer at New Orleans, tthe melancholy
Incidents OF which sad bereavement ars
still fresh in the public mud.)
The book is an elegant octarr. containing
400 RACES ,cith a fine photographs likeness
aud a fine steel engraving ma"e expressly
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fei5s. bound IN handsome G,ny English
Cloth al THREE DOLLARS, or in q fine
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tut Gill Sules. FIVE DOLLARS.
On the receipt from amy person remit
ting by mail or express, of the amount in
registered letter or hy postal order. bank
draft, or check copy will be Immediately
sent free of postage, registered as seconi~
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The volume is pdblished in the best style
of Typography, on elegant paper, with il
lustratiOns, executed as highest specimens
Of art.
The author, the subject the purpose, all
alike render it worthy aplaee in every Ii
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| n tho Ladies, who feel desire to ex
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pho~ Memorial Find the sale OF this book
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ETt, Address WITH FULL PAkTICC
LARS,
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IA. BOURG,
Aaehau@ Cosmmisslonna1re

68 CHARGE DE LA VENTE DE
Vstsn. Sv.re, Riz. Mousse, Peaux,
i. Lah,e, yelailles, Eufs,
Gre, Mel, Gibier, s@ ~~
q % tgute espAce de produits des champs
on de jardinage,
l14.... .Rws Decatur. l49
= entire Jefferson ct Toulouse1
NOUVELLE ORLEAM Ms
PC. Esek Ber S77.. mhI0'76-ly
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Or, y. III. Fleetwood
and SON.

Have opened their Office on
Market Street. one door above
Roth and Fleetwood's Drug store.
Consultation at all hOurs.
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III. II. Thiberge,
a RCHTTECT and SUPERINTENDENT I
A Carou6elet street,
NEW ORLEANS.

s.. T. GrisamOre at his stove
Depot has Halls PlOws for sale
also Plowshares and Plow handles
which are sold EXTRA.
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ORAyGE TREEs,

Parties desiring to to buy Orange Trees.
appy to Victor Paye, cutoff, or Ii. II.
Mifbelef, Thibodaux. Feb-7 80
New-York tribune., 1880-06-21

LONDON, June 90, 1880.
The annual dinner Of the Newspaper Press Fund took
place last night. Mr.. Edward Dicey. Editor OF Tho
Obserrer speaking old contributor 10 many Jour-
nails in the Colonies and America proposed the Foreign.
Colonial aud American Press Sir Alexander l. Gais,
the Canadian Commissioner, responded
There are disturbances In Dearbekr, Asatfc Turkey,
owing to scarcity OF food The Governor has resigned
In the cricket match at Stockport Friday the Cana
dams numbered twele against the twelve or STOCKPORT
A dispatch from Cape Town says that setsea, the
BasutO Chief has issued q proclamation calling upon
the IasutOs TO uIrender their arms to the British.
The Count dc st. Valer at Berlin yesterday, gave
banquet the technical delegates connected Win the
Conference, aud several Greek representatives.
The Emperor william has arrived at Dusseldorf Re
visted the Exhibition OF Industry and Art. where he
made a speech. He subsequently departed Tor Ems
The cotton manufacturers OF North and Northeast
Lancashire have informed the spnners and card'room
hands that the state of trade does not warrant the per
cent advance In promised for the first week IN
Juy. A similar notice has been given by the Boito1
Masters Association.
In the Court OF Appeals Friday application was
made for further delay in the hearing Of the case OF tho
Tichborne claimant consequence OF the continued III
ness of Mr. Judah p Benjamin, the claimants counsel
Justice Sir George Bramme said the case must Do ar
gued next Thursd ~ or stand over until Autumn.
CALCUTTA, June 2O.-The Burmese royast forces
have been ordered proceed against the rebels who
are burning villages near the frontier.
PHILIPPoPoLIs, June 20.-The Government OF Eastern
Roumelia has borrowed 900 from Bul2arian BANK
at Sofia TO pay the tribute 10 The Porte
New-York tribune., 1880-06-21
indication of the feeling of Republicans toward

indication of the feeling of Republicans toward
Garfield all over the State
As for Mr.. Paynes popularity, Major Bickham
and other Ohio Republicans say it has never been
proved He was candidate for Governor OF this
State against Mr. Chase, and was beaten. Once
during the war, when the outlook was dark, the
Democrats carried Ohio. and the next year Mr.
Payne was nominated against Governor Tod, but
was beaten again overwhelmingly His only
marked political success when he was once cho-
sen to a scat in Congress. The Ohio Republicans
admit that Payne is an honorable, upright man, that
he was patriotic during the war. and that he has
been n consistent hard-money man but they assert
that these facts do not strengthen him as DEM
ocraic candidate. His money record would be es.:
pccially embarrassing to him in some districts Of
this State. WHARF the "Ohio idea" has been 80
carefully nursed by Democratic politicians.
THE PAYNE "BooM" sUBSIDING.
There are some indications this evening that the
Payne movement was started too early for its own
safety and that there is danger that he may share
the fate of most candidates 10 National COnven-
tions when they loom up above all others. They
become the common enemy of all the Others. against
whom all combinations are to be made. 1t must be
said that Mr. Tilden'is feared as he was be-
fore he was known to have written his letter with
drawing from the candidacy, and it would not DO
strange it, after all. the Convention should escape
from the control of his followers and make noni-
nation without reference to his wishes.