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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-21
TO-DAY'S TELEGRAPH NEWS
Affairs In TUrIIey.

LONDON, October 2l.-A dispatch i:,m z.
TO Renters Telegraph Company says: : to-.
gram received ftoa, ksSuss states lGa. r.,
Pashs is about 10 sttempt to fOrc;bly Ieaca,,.
Tusi, which is now held by the Albaris1s.
LONDON. OCTOBER PA dispatch IRON c..
TIME TO the Times says: The Montenegro :
have received report from See!s,i his. i 4
Paaha is in perftc: accord with Hodo Bey, who
has complete control of the MshomcdsH portion
of Albanis, and whose party oisr detorEia.
T esistaIc, to the surren der CT Dulcign0
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-21
MakOnc Mt Harrisburg,

HARRISBURG. Pa. Oct. 2l,-Gen. Maho7i
of Virginia, was cose!ed With S;uoo CamcrcI.
at the residence Of the latter 10 this city Tuesisy
night. 1. is not kooHo what TRANSFERRED a, IT,,
interview. bu. i; is believed that the v:si: o.
General Mahson, to the ex-senator related /,
the rclilicIl complications in Virgici'. Gerer4.
MahoEe's prascucs here WAS kept pvooGn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-21
Death of al Editor.

NEWARK. N. j.. o.. 2l.-Wn. Ha-,r
Kinney, senior proprietor Of th2 NeTlv.: D.,
Advertiser, died in Nv York CItg cay Ia,
morning, aged 81 years.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-21

Tho speech Of Hon. r. T. Merrick. at Lees
burg yesterday, is said By those who had the
pleasure Of herring it. to havo been powerful
and eloquent tfFcrs. Ills exposition Of tho true
prinaipl.s Of demo c.acy was clear and conviuc-
icy, and a ore l3ud 10 its prsis,. Mr.. Merrick
is orc Of the mos! gifted orators 10 tho country.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-21

4 Gu,l was fought near Havana ca Monday
las: between an cfic,r of tho staff and govern.
meut cm?lyee. Tho officer Wal dangerously
nc ,ur In1
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-21

We have been informed that lsrse glass
factory in the Stale of lew Jersey has been en-
gagged in nothing elae but the manufacture of
bottles fer DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup-the sale #
which is eDcrnous. Price, % cents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-21
CaufiOuary Signal.

WASHINGTON, D. C.. October Il --tauar,
Drum, acting chief signal OIL ,er, has author 4
the display Of ciutionsry signals n. fo.!:a.:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-21

James Crosse. negro, convicted Of stealing IS
from G. +. Nixon, oolore1, 10 Lecsburg, has
b:en senteneed to fi7o years 10 the Den!euIiafy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-21

Psrols ual, lis appearance on !h' Pimlllco
oturse asaiu yesterday, aad Won race OF ons
aud quarter milee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-21

The census bereau has issued its first bulletin
of the results OF tho recent csosus. The present
bulleto gives tho population Ct Delaware by
enumeration districts.
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COMMERCIAL.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET. Oc!o5o- y. ls53.-
Flea, continues sHivo ana i!rn:. WheaI il f..
receipt 1T about yestcrdsy's q rotations; l@0i"
were sales to-day of 1872 0ushos "a: ,JS iC9 an:
ITO for Fullz, lib for mixed sni lis, lis aud Il"
for Lancaster, as to quality. Corn is du!! |t,'
sales IF 1925 bushels 81 IS and ti !ar wh.o. ,:,t
81 AZ Is for yellow. $50 bushels of Rya or'.E4t
So and 81. and ono LOT Of Osts soId =: 4. Cur.
try produce quiet at ls:t quotations.
GEORGETOWN CATTLE MARKET, Gc!'u. - -
CaLtle-At Drovess' ke:, thi4 week SON" ~
head ware ctered, 80 o. walch were SOL! y,
prices ranging ss follows: very beat ASIDE 200
1aslc; mediu n to fair 2i.tc; thin :tsers, DH.n
and Cows Il a2tc per 10. SaTe 40 Sheaa rni
Lambs were Tired, with lies OF Lambs n!'it'.
and Sheep at 3ts4l. per ~. Some 81 Cow 49,
Calve, sold at 20sSd5 escI.
BALTIMORE, Oct u --Vi-zinis G4 o:d Ii -
deferred "A do consolidated Git DO ~ series !;
past Que coupons 9G4; now III 4n5 i'll BID &.
dsy. Cotton steady mddIing l(i.lCl. f'o@-
fairly actve and steady Whoat -Southcr'
easier: Western ilrmeri Southern red iO,a!i..
DO amb,r l05sllS No > Western wirtsc H..
spot lI24 &c. ll2i; Nov ll3!; Dec l!iI; ia
lIIs Corn-Southsrn easier for white: steady
for yellow; Western firm and moro active;
Southern whito "a ,65: do yellow E6; W"s::'r
mi red spot and Oct IS; Nov 4t.55; Dec m"
523. Oats firm Western white 40i4l do mE'i
33s39. Rye steady at 10lslO2 Hay hrm pr NJ
to choice Penna and Maryland lSaS.0 Coh>H
easier and priceI unchanged. Sugar e+sler =
soft % Whiskey steady A. 81 l6i.
NEW YORK, Ocir. 2l.-StocSs strtD g End
buoysnt. Money 2.3 Flour dull and heavy
Whest-White firm red heavy aud lower. torn
dull and lower.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-21

The special attraction of the soldiers reunion
at Atlanta yesterday was the sham battle which
took plsc, between the vsiiiog and LEGAL mil
tary. Two battaions took part 10 the battle,
ono representing the British, Capt. Burke, Of
tho Gate City Guards. Commanding; tho other,
Americans, commanded by Capt. Duschesuey,
of tho Sherman Cadets. The baltic lasted
abJus tweoty minutes AID both armies we're
we'll ba2dlcd. Each man fred twenty rounds.
The baltic resulted 10 victory for tho Amer-
cane, who captured the British army.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-21
SALE OF A VALUABLE
l. MILL AND LOT IN Fairfax co.

Pursuant to deed Trust dated the Ga OF De.
cember, 1872 recorded in liber p, No. 4. folio
It's, given by James Fox snd wife and Others to
the undersigned, to secure one Z. Summers. I
will offer for gale by public su,tion, q. Fairfax
Court House. in front of the Court House, on
ble MILL. with sbou. TaiKTY' ACRES OF
LAND attached. The Mill is situated upon
never failing stream of water, is in good running
order AID is about one mile and half from the
Y. NJ. & r. Upon the lot is o comfortable
DWELLING HOUSE of ak rooms, with all
necessary out buildings.
Terms of Sale: One tenth cash the residue in
l, 2 and years. with interest from the day OF
sale. with deed Of trust to secure deferred pay
ments. Upon failure to pay either Of deferred
payments, the land TO be sold under trust deed.
oct2I-W4W JAMRS N LOVE Trustee.
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Following I,ere HYacln!he.

LONDON, October 2l.-A Paris disps!,A T.
the 7 ines says: Three Catholic priests hs"'
within the last fow weeks joined Pe!e HYsciHtno.
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Sheep.

[Correapondcnco CT the Alexandra Gazstte ]
NEAR ORANGE G. H., VA, Oc!. 21.-Your
correspondent tavirg eraified his desire BY q
visit to Erg and-praud old Eig'and-dosircs 70
say word of ohcer to The farmers Of Fi!gioi'.
l.. NJ. T. Hunter, of Virginia, onoo d,c'srC d
tina. tho general prosperity Of Impoverished
Virginia 10y 10 sheep. Many persons were dis.
posed to treat the sui cot lightly, but Solomon
in all his glory never said wiser prorerb.
America must furnish England with meat
mutton aud beef. The English do pct care for
bacon to any very great exteut, and the farmers
Of Virginia should e1ter vigorously into pro-
ducing mutton and beef for shipment to Fog
land, where a ravenous and renuueratlTe mar
ket awaits every pound Of meat that America
can spare
Your correspondent was present at cattle
sale at Avonmouth Dock, England, where sew.
ersl hundred hu!lccks from America were sold
at about twenty tkUe pounds, sTerage-the
weight beirg about fourteen hundred pjuDds
gross. ,
We we're With Mr.. William Creep, an Eng
lish gentleman, a member OF The we'll known,
energetic and reliable firm OF Green & Fafrer,
Land and 1.-Two Stcck Agents, Orange Z. h..
Va, who arc engaged 10 shipping cat'l. and
sheep to Eoglard, uId By whom l was made
10 feel quite st home upon the native soil OF
my ancestors. Just thilk of thu lumber of
cattle, and particularly sheep, that might be
produced on the fields Of Virginia tina. arc
yearly cultivated at loss to the c1itiyator.
Mr. Creep, upon bis return. brought seine Of
tho finest Shropshire and O2fordshire sheep
that ever were imported into the u. g., and
they CID bs seen on the farms Of MessrsD Jcs.
II. johnson and Robert I. StAnard, esq., i'm.
medateIy a6j1iaiog the village OF OiaDgo q.
H., We. ARGUS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-21

TIE NAVAL REVIEW POSTPONED. The
Tectetsry Of the Navy yesterday issued the fol-
loving: "There bsicg soms doubt whether all
the ships intended for participation in the naval
review at Fortress Monro. can be put 10 readi-
ness by the Goth lost. the Secretary of the
Navy has decided 80 defer the review until
some time thereafter to b, 6xsd ty him. 1t
wiI be announced ia sufficient ,iue to nsble
oil persons to attend ubo desire to do 50. u
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-21

Oh BBLS REFINED SUGARS, Out Lo,f
Nv Granulated and Standard A and b
nup2 HARMON & SMITH.
1UsT RECEIVED NEW PATTERNS OF
J TOILET SETS, BUD VASES, &c, at
augl6 K. j. AlLLER q CO.'S,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-21

NEW YORK, OcIr. 2l.-Slocss strt Dg nni
buoysnt. Money 2a3. Flour dull and heavy.
Whest-white hrm; red heavy aud lower. Corn
dull and lower.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-21

AVAsT ENTERPRISE. Judge Wellfold, of
tho Circuit Court CT Riot m md. has granted a
charter Of Incorporation to al association Of
New York capitalists, under tho lilo Of the
"Old Donioiou Land Com paDy." The ircor-
porators arc Mcssrs G. 2. Huntington. Harvey
Fish, A. 8. Hatch, James II. Ssorrs and ]. Z.
Gates. Mr.. Huntington is president of the
company, snd Mr.. Ffatk Storrs ia secretary.
The capital stock OF tao company has not yet
been determined upoc, but it is restricted BY
the terms CT the act of Incorporation to 81 000,.
900. The stated otiac. of the company is to
own, mine aud develop land 10 the State Of
Virgins. Some Of the lands belonging to the
company ale located 90 the loo of the G. & o.
r. R., but the larger part lies on the neIiusula
which divides tho waters Of tho York and
JAMES rivers. Here the company has acquired
tito to large trtcs. The soil is especially
adapted to The cultivation of early fruits. vege-
tables and tobacco. The land will bs divided
into small faIms and sold or leased to ectusl
settlers. A read is 10 be Constructed from
Fortress Mooroe 10 point on tho Richmond
and York River Rai;w.y, go that farmers will
be assured Of prompt access 10 market. The
organic ,ticn OF line or lioes there, 10 Nav
i vi d - sI6D y )cNcmplalCus w OOupauy
strong one and means business.
HAMPTON AND SHEBMAN.-Tbe New York
Herald cbsracter:z,s Mr.. Sherman's reply 10
General Hanpton's pote Of Inquiry as q piece
OF needless ard 'dssraccful bitterness" 1t
SEEMS" say the Herald, no better than
gross aud inexcusabls brutality, as we'll IS
90 utteranc, OF the mes! uupatriotic kind.
Such letter." The Herald adds. was not
worth reply. much less such q reply as HamI.
ton mads, though it would seem as if it were
putting rather strained construction upon the
letter to assume that because the Senator gave
bis address be meant to throw out an Invitation
for challenge to 62bt due" As be Was
moving from one pcist to aoothcr it Wss recas
ssry that be should inform Mr.. Sherman where
to addres, him if he desired to do 30, and Gen.
eral Hampton would not be likely to challenge
person whom he had characterized 10 such
terms as he applied to Sherman.
, 1880-12-06

t9A ~ AS\< - Ak4&1AN 1AfA4HkJs
SEVERAL INVESTIGATIONS THAT Will. NOT gE
HEARD or AuAtH-THE MINNESOTA AND 1ND1-
ANA ELECTION CASES CONSIGNED TO UnLiy.
ION.
WARRINGTON, D. C., Dec. 3.-The result of tho
Presidential election has had u bllghtmg effect
upon some OF tho Investigations and contested
election controversies " htch were a,oEiin by tho
Democrats In tho House. Tho co,testa Of Dot-
nelly aHninst wnshLurn, and McCabe against
Drth, which had been carried to Buc!, punt
that a parttsnn decision In each could easily
have boon reached ut tho coming scsslon. will
rrobnbly vcx tho House, no moro. II tho
Electoral College had been very evenly
divided, tho Democrats coull havo secured the
vote Of the delegation from Minnesota l,y g!y-
Of tho lnst!ar,a delcgatjop could hnse bccstt
tnutle Democratic, hy Museattng Orsf and put
ting stctnlo In his place. Thcru Rru mnny rra-
sot's 4. for believing lint n I.st .ns Of thoso
kcss!nt II tic vole ot Nov. : Ind been 80 c!os0
~ 70 lsayc any ctnnce foF tl'ro~ln9 thu clce:
.ase chnnses to e.nrais wo hnve se
ctlre,l thu voto of tho iiolsc ty stutcs. md es-
carcei my necc4slty for rc'ytng urou THO yoto
tho political character nf 1nlIann'e deicgotioI,.
lNenh!!eans % 1.n ,iatyr can F'ye Them d M.
mud thus throw tho decision nf I'M Electoral
eication of Gnrt1cli and Arthur il 80 decisive
tactics. .iloii, tjrth and Wa*hpurn hayo l'rcn
lnalorittts and DO La Satyr will be free 10 turn
h. attention IT., 70 tue pa!pIl @ afes M9rci !.
' by Ga sn nte onsio n Teen liz nS WI II @ s
tton 70 Comm! !sslulcr 10 DUG und tho ABrlc,ilt
nr,tl bureau. f,gHun ut tim instiRution nf tl,en
IS wroge'i Ia ts,o nattcr 1T toes ' MD .hc iikn.
1t IL not expected hero that tho Committee will
, 1880-12-06
4 QUORUM.

. Special Dttpatth to The Chicago Tribune.
WAallsaroN, D. c., Dec. '5.-Iar9o numbers
Of Congressman arrived hero inst night and this
morning, and thore Is 10 douut TINT there will 10
II quorum t,l both hrunchcs t4-inorruw. Tho
Western nlenwho have arrived claim to know
nothing nto,lt 0urlod's Intentions ns to tho
CHhtnct, but they nro ugreed thnt TIM Secretary
Of tho Treasury shnnld be a Western 1In1l. They
slo not ngrco upon Auy particular nlatt, or cvcn
mention my considerable nutnbcr Of nanacs, but
they insist upon tho principle TINT the Secretary
Ut the Treasury sha'i bo Il Western mum. and
TINT tho Administration still bp 1noru of II
Western Administration than las bccn tito cl,s-
tom. Wnll street unl Enstcrn money centres,
they lns!st, ought not to control tho pnllcy Of
TUE 0AItrlEtp ADMINISTRATION.
1t ia very evident thnt tho forthcoming rccoul-
monLntions of the Secretary OF tho Treasury
With respect to tho silver dollar, aud their In
lorsencnt by tho President, will excite much
discussion among llmctulists, and may result
In mn nxtonded ,luas,cc dtbAto. This will to li,l-
nyol1able II tho Secretary Of tho Treasury. shall
mako tho recommendations that my Of tho
bonds which hu prs,pascs for rcfunttng ho gDlu
bonds. us hMS GrGl suggested in gnElc gtlAtft
quarters. n!nlota!stB In Congress will be nKrccA
that tho proposition or Sherman tn rucoiu tho
silver dollar Into cnrtwhGe dollar will bc II
movement tint m,sRt 10 upn0seG. und thnt tho
tlcu Of Jutlgp Kelley, TINT tho weight OF tho
dollar Bh1u!d be decreased to the standard OF
,,,. ,,t =, :, ~ .r,,r .r,v r.,ov
,,o.,, ~, .'ro.',na " r,... ,,,orr ,',.,r', 1,o,,-
~ '.s. ',t,es H., .,,o,n io,,,,,,.1",,,s or
49,, .,a,,a, .,,nt ,,as
tho ltRl,tlHll administration OF tho Appr1)rriu-
' ,','.. ,,,., ..,,,,,s,'s ~
~. Nv ,,na y. a,.," .,.',,, ,,,,Ito ~ ,:o,,
'. 1u!sa nu ~, H., y W. ~ ~ "".
Wy 1."s'! VIZ .a' .. .'I' ,+. ~" sa '""" -" . ,
o,.e' ans's ~ .'s.s .,. ~ ~ .,,.,.. rs..., s"
mnon u'.'..I.s =. - 0'"' '''s A"''''
'"s "efc VI Me ."s "u'n.
~ SUI VI o''sSr ..t 4.''I.'. s''a ''o1" o..
faiset .ao cry VI 'elee'G"1ne't. ""fk "sls
'ea"ccu nm: "4 .no l"p1'o ".''"anas h'o j"
, 1880-12-06

!eit Of the ehamber IL seen q youthfnl officer,
the advancing Judges Thrn como iilrco tars
with Il rnndcruiis Elyci by Tho same 0Ilctr. This
Is meant nsn bIrnAl FOR tho audience to tisr.
Then. with tho Chlef. Justice ID alvnnce. The
Judge. enter FROM TIM right 0f tho chamber.
To tho rcar OF thu Justlccs eoats Is m nItle. ii
tho centre Is an nrchcd entrnrco for tho Chief
:instiec. Through thia aisle !te Judges alo and
Until the Chief IHsteu etnerRcs from tho ccntro
entrance. After al! lnvo Alcd Tho Chief J;istico
ttlencc. Then tho Justices take tiioir seats. =
strokG Of tho Kaycl 1. nude and the au,llesico
scnls Itself. Tho oi'antng Of tho c1tlrt fne up
IN youthful 6s1icer. Itfa after tho ol English
with th9 Wt,!r's, u0d tlrts ttt' tsollorab!e st-
iness. AT Tho justices arr .oia1 ii flack- :ijk
gowns with IN eccestnAtcn! cut. in tina llis-
patSh If b''St,lcss tho chof Iust!oe & quito *
pedltl OILS. lIe II always rpty With II rrpiy to
question md etnincn.1y satlstacsory. Tie Juat.
1cCa MI tho Lunch nsst1fnn dt1lcrGnt attitudes.
.1uaticp Miller sEnks down Inv In bis chnir, AMI
bttt little cn be sGen nT him but the top Of his
hcal: 50 Mls0 tfttcs .inst1ca 1!ralcy. The Chief
Justice sits crret most OF lilo time when not henr
Ing an argument. busy IN consulting tho ca!cn-
dur. Judge flHrtat! - tho must striking ia a:
pcnrnncc Of my nf tho Judges. lie Is tall, woii
tulIt, md sits erect.
, 1880-12-06

R1.Pt1nL1EAS MAJORITY or DNj.' OYKH ALI, on
sIMa.r cnTSTlSpEpEN1'ES1s -, s ,z,, AYR *'p
+ ilEFUHilC.sSa - INVESTIGATIONS IN TIE
EUuTlt.
WAai11SGTON, D. G., ncc. b." Now ttat thoy
ttnvu Eot through c,nintlng nut Republicans aud
Grcet,backcrs down South. hRye yoll put tho OK
ct n,,A ilnnl t!g,lres tho 1nnkc-up Of tho next
lIolisof" nskud IL Tribune correspondent OF Ed
wanl Mclhesson To-day.
"Ycs, VIC l,lrp got II down 10 dots at last, and
wo arc perfectly sure o1 controlling tho organi-
za,lo,, ut tho now llauso. We have 1ls stralshs
Republicans e!ccted aud conecticd 10 no ovutatl.
T'hlt Is Il majority Ut ono nyur NIL; t1t VIC hnvo,
hrsitius. lir,l,lsl. OF tho Sctuy1kill Dis
tr!et In Pennsylvania, whu was e.cctml
by Republican votes md will act
With us, ind Smith, Of brooklyn, a thorough.
YD!ll1 Republican Ut1 National questions, who
wins elected by II combination Of in,cpu,lllcnt
l,uuocr.ts. w cu,,,lt cnl.|4ontlyun him. Then
thern Aru seven urcpnbacksrs. Four Ut thom
nro from Missouri. mud ns Knnt Republicans us
anybody, They Ind to run under ErcDnGack
cnlurs, hut their known Views uni al,seeequnts
lnsuru ihulr Votes tu us. Thu Two MHl,u Grtct,-
tHultets aro practically l)etntGrats. Thu Texas
hut wIl Htt ~ int. the ',cn,ocrutle cAucl!s."
,sT y a yS yMab" o1 thn ~ t%
ncg,itlu candidates. a.li will mt participate IN
s s ns,Ss.t'S a. T.. s9ss ;t, III. wa do not reckoa
Whnt Is yo,!r summary, thon7"
~ thlnk the Republican, tuliislto fnr Speaker
will huy9 lJ} tHtts. with ! 10 In GppOsltton; NO
yoi at;9 wo will hAso IL good safo workn 1ua"
III thore uuy talk now ota spring ncettnR"f
"a ltlIu atnun4 members who want thu work
Ut lnycsssnttnx tts1s tn tho SotttA p'sht*l tnr.
wAtu ut Unee. Their argument 10. that, u tho
Republicans fH That Gltrt!In wlk' hnfo ucen
.wind!e1 aut Ut their scnts ln tstMKIoss Aeu !eit
contest, they vii! bu ut b'.rlpits dssAf1itlll1e.
by relsun If tho hostility Ut sttRlA1ttes I'!xas
MtAr,leya. thu Jlruss, n tho osillhaht hIit!eNt
nnt soen! inrttcus. u, however, y cutlllnlttcG,
af shftr-s'tla heiAeisca& & n9 o.., ~ s,. ;s Sa
lrct hy tin ttu4aa the tIct1 gutft'i W reAu-
liz and prpEurtly tluyutpphl. lhls. should say.
Il tito only Mrxlillunt sly,t'Gel III favor nf I'LL
ex.ra se.a"t: " ct'ltrsS sGere nro ,nanY rt,a-
"Whcl Mru lhe tlIst rlttA W!!eFo tho most glar-
/ INK frulilla wcro NerI'ctrntoHf
tJnu Ii tue 'shntdtEtnKf District nf Aississtp-
nj, wherU Lynch VIII tt'l!nto4 1lt w. tho reltG.
tiot, is tllo War1cn CM,nty Commissioners ut
iiups ul, them nr0 distinguishing nurks.' An
| nthor is tLu ChArlcston District Ut 6unth Caru-
| llu,t, SArkcy Bnys that thu votes III they wont
Into thu pulls numbStaa M s:StI fnr blu. and T.
| ti,o ncinocrnt; It a:iuwtA ls,,si fur btackoy
| 10 lTajt lur UEnnl.ur. Ihua thu iIuni-
| tcruts tonk nnotlcr hitch u. the tlK-
,,rrs. alh nEllin!tnGrl That tho corrcc.. result
Wis l:::37 Tug staSkoy unI l7,su1 fUr WEen,nur,
LII tho liraftrt district. aways cl,ntnxly
ltrpiieltsall, tho lEtt,s1rats l'Hure out l4Jorl-
| ty u s,1.3 uXn!tst Sl!lttils, our uu1uuta Lowe
Ia the liunisS !l!o alll str0hach n tho binHtg0-
| cry. ustsict u Atabaulu, hayv also beel count
, 1880-12-06

All EutsOrE EXCEPT ENGLAND NOW RIPE POr
n1METAt.LIU MONEY.

All Eu1tOrE EXCEPT ENGLAND NOW RIFE ron
H1METAtL.3C MONEY.
Uv telegraph Ia .Setv latk Tribune (G3oldise).
WASHINGTON Dec. Ex-senator Morrill, tQuldltc),
tho Inst Republican Chairman Ut tho senntc Fl
nnnco Committee, thinks any attempt o.1 tho
part Of this Government to Tx a now silver
stn1,l,ard without tue concurrence Of European
lluttons would bo unwlso Whflu In rnris lust
Hlltnn,er1e Ind nn opportunity OF examining let
tcrs which Mr.. George Walker. tho American
Carlsut-uenor7st ut rnrls, had received frafu
tlnancfcrs In all parts Of Europe. fro'n which he
gnthorcIl Tint thoro would bo listlo difficulty nt's
n securing THO co{pcr1ltion Of all tho Rrcnt
European 1lnwers except Grent IlrttMln In liking
III thternt1O1lnl relative staiiunr.a fur silver.
fen. Frunca i. Walker, wh0 wlls uEc NJ tho
Ancr!c1n delegates to tic International MGn-
utary Courcr'nep held III Parla III 1873. onior.
talIls practically tho samc opinions, ito Is ln
rnrs,cst tllc0ruticnl bfmotnlst but says TINT IN
ntton'nt IN tho mrt ot tho Unltcd suites a!ono
tD tnAantnfn Elyen tl0uhlp 6tNNllnStf cRn hardly
result successfully: Tho United stntos, in rrti.
portion 70 lis np'ntlo1s ,;scs less coin. he enys,
fur circulation thnn my nt!lor country. An mr.
r;inHnnlent With FEAllec And Germany which
wuul Include ais the I4NtIs, and Scandinavian
countrvs wo,,! BY pt4cttta'c, at,l tho dnublu
standard prnvtl for ln st,Gt, III! arrangement
might be llnllltltEott in!e1inltay.
, 1880-12-06
CDpY1RIGIIT 1sEFORAT.
PUBLISHERS wottK1N0 1rAnp ron IT.

EE{El1f t|FnTIfH IN Inc Ln<dEp 1F7GAUfs
WAsHtSuTDS, Dc. Zee. ia plnn for securing
teTnutlonal copyright has bvon rnaturell. md
strong efforts will bu ,nndo 10 have placed on the
Rtatuse-book during tho coming session. tho
lonK-tnlkctl-of proposition To hut clnternnttonal
copyrlghts secured by troatlcs With fprevn
Powers. with supplemental iogisla ton like TINT
which gnvc fnrco to tho provisions
Of rcclprocnl trcaty. 1t Ia nuw pro.
posed n enact n law by which nutliors
who nrc cttlz,ns or subjects Ut pther countries
cn1, nssfgn to m American p.IbiiAaor tho'r
cnpyright to bouk, provided. TINT tho
Government OF their country extends tho
Banc right to American authors. 1t Is further
provided that, 10 scc,,ro this prlritcge for book
written by foreigner, It must bo printed and
bound within tho United Stntca. Books pub
lshcd abroad with tho intont to evaln this copy.
right act Hrp tn 10 seizc,l ut nny port Of Gutry
whcro nn attempt may DO made to Introduce
thun. Provisions aro also rnndo for dEumauu
mi nporuutu compositions, which mny be ns-
signed within s'x months after their frat pro-
IuctlUp.
, 1880-12-06

AMONG tic religious matters Of interest
cllrollfcIcd III onr columns this morning will
bc fnund scrinons by Prof. Swing OIL Tic
character of st. John; by DIR. Thomas on the
Law of Salvation; and by the 1ey. Arthur
Little, of tho New England Congregational
Church, III tho Importance Of pushing tic
work of eyangelfzation Mt 1,otnc Ms well MS
n,nong tho l,enthe1l III far-otf lands; besides
accounts OF Il N0rth-S1do mass-InectinE III
tllo interest Of Sundny-scl,ool work, and of
tho dedication of the new Catholic Church
of tho Holy Angels.
, 1880-12-06

TIE artf.Ttltten Democrats clnIn that tho
policy Of Governmental rctrcncl,,llent during
tho hard lines was instituted by orders frot't
Grnmcrcy Park, aid tlsat tho cliccse-partng Of
TINT l,crioll was both basl poIitIcat and tlnan-
ctnl policy: for, while labor a1lu materials
were tile cheapest, tho Treasury refused to
carry .on needed Improvements, aud Mt tho
same time hardened the heart Of the work.
lngInaM agninst tic politicians who wcro
cutting dawn appropriations and gtntting the
labor market witt, discharged Governmental
urtIzAts.
, 1880-12-06

Mn. L. z. LETTER, whose son so narrowly
escaped horrible death and mut!lation III
tho accident Of last Saturday on tho Chicago
Il Northwestern Railroad, expresses the ge1,-
erat sentiment Of the community when ho
suggests that n little more attention and out
Iny. In tho mattcr Of new locomotives ai,d
rollnr-stock and little less nnxfety about
the declaring Of largo dividends would
effect desirable Improvement IN tho railway
management Of tic present day,