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rnREIGN NOTES.

LoNDON, Monday. May Q, 1881.
Iowa IN Podolia Rusf IN. have been maltrcattd hho
tronn- have been sent for their protection.
Lieutenant Colonel Gordon IGordon Paehal VIII pro
Good to M,ur,til- 10 take command OF The engineers
there.
r,ronss lpr,cttCouts offers $50 reward for the re-
oery NJ n sapphirc and diamond brooch, lost at tie
Oucci's Tuesday Drawing Room
b. H. schroeder & CO.. of Amsterdam nave "lou ING
er is ir good standing and deal chiefly n sugar ahd
cotton -1ue 0f their LOSSES fgll ON London houses.
In the House Of Commons today sir Henry ly''F
Conservative gave notice of an aInendn'nt 10 t'e i'
taueufav Oaths hill II charncterizcs Nr Iradiaugh
M n notorious republican publisher OF pioau' "''''
ture and an atheist
A dlspatch from Paris to The Daily Te'eg"Ph says
,,t ,r,ronds between VI Lefere, formerly Minister OF
the Interior and " Massot. Vice tresaeh' r G it t
tonucil General of the Department OF 1oin'' ~" ~
ter i. seventy six years OF age ,r,
A dispatch 10 Iloyds from Copenhageh says
British steamers Ben Iomond Captain Brock from
Orleans nad Naworth Castle, Captain hu''Tl, Ts H~r
New York rnute in collision IN the lsoau'' Inv W
Lomond il leaking and has been beacheu'
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WASHINGTON NOTES.
wAsul~GroS. Monde

wAsuI~GroS, Monday, May Q, 1881.
Tho Senate in executive session Oduy confirmed aicw
poetmasters.
The committee appointed 10 investigate tho charges OF
irrcrnnrty made against the sixth Auditors ONCE i- still
engaged on The work.
The Controller Of the Currency has called for reports
from National banks. showing heir condition ~ the
close OF business Friday the 9TH dai of May instant
Withdrawing the nomination ~ W 4. " Gricr of Pom
svlvnua 10 be- Third Assistant Postmaster General, Mr.
Grier having declined the position.
Second Lieutenant John Gue-t, sh Cavalry, has been
ordered 20 report 20 the Superintendent of the General
Recruiting Service. Nr-lork CITY. fo accompany de-
tnchucut az recruits o fhr Department uf Texas, ana
on the completion oi this duty, % l0in his troop
Senator H % Colorado. has been actively interesting
himself weeks pa-t to obtain from the Interior
Department moro liberal Interpretation ~ The act OF
1875 which authorizes rruad compauirr to take from
the adjacent public larls ' such timber, STONE hnh
siulctou ~ their road.. written opinion ON the sub
ircf will probably bc promulgated 10y the Department
iu tue course Of the next few days.
Three hundred and twenty eases have bocn FLED before
the French Claims Ccmni.sioncrs. agTcgatInr about
siOOOOOOO Tho time for nling claims expires on the
2 OF june by which date t - expected that 800 cases
Amounting 10 about nft,cu or twenty millions Will have
been fled The consideration of Testimony cannot begin
before some tnc n tlc fall one 0f thc important uw
ourson- be considered and drciird within lcW di
h that involved boo thirty or forty claim. of men "hn h
the time the treaty framed were IrFufh clilfrnr,
but who have since become uaiunlikrd Amctcnu- lhel
now seek Tor their loss the ground ar thr
French nativity aud citizenship when the treaty "n-
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vienna. May 9.-At half-past - o'clock th'
afternoon hr Queen Of thc Bcieians and Pin'es'
~t.phanic drove from S,h0nbrunn to the Iheresia-
nnn. where lhcy prepared for the formal entry i"'o
ic city, The sky was overcast and there were sisn'
showers of rain. There were vast crowds OF people
to vitues. the entry. The route was lined by m
untry.
The procession wa, headed 10y squadron oi cav
alry. followed by officials on horsehack Ihen came
tbc state carriages and detachment OF the lupc-
RIAL Guards after which came the brides carr l"s1
drawn by ,ix gray horses, surrounded ana lou"N'p
hv mounted officials. Then came the Inhga'l''' az.
Guardians AZ thc triumpha arch near me 1,,ra E@a-
master. tho Council. and other municpal oIlolaii7
presented an address Of conpanl2iion a9 70 tbe
come The procession then tYerscu Ic Jl,y as
receiycd by the Emperor Francis Joseph aud Prince
Urfo1ph
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rur rpOI-,IRs sI.RDl'FD.

PARIS. Nav 0-Au official dispatch from Roum-cl-
SIOUX. dated to-day. sa,-: The kroumrs, finding
themselves nearly surrounded, have evacuated,
vi,hou, fighting. tho important position Of Sdi AO-
dallah. which the Fruch have occnpied' its pos
session virtually decides the campaign The col
unn, Of Generals logcrot and Delebecquo were eA-
pectod 10 effect q junction in The Kroumir district
to-day. Part of the French troops at Biscrta viii
prob,bly go to Dic,lcida siN leagues from Tunis
The General Transatlantic Company has e-tab-
n.hed steamer service between Marseiles. Bisorta
and .luni.
dispatch from Consianunoplc 10 The Londo"
IiilIs says:
ri Pr.,cb Arob,..,,l.r hero handed 20 the Porte a
.f. ON -lfurluV ist saving tl4t che dispatch oi any
armed force t0 IuIs by turkey would Dee regarded "r
l..II
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REPORT or The CENSUS OFFICE oN THE Dali
NFwsPAPEns OF THE SEVERAL STATES.

REPORT or TIE CENSUS OFFICE oN THK DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF THE SEVERAL STATES.
WAsHINGToS, May 9.--The total number OF daily
journals in the country during the census year Is
placed by the Census Office az 962 which includes
50 daiHos which were suspended and ia
which were established in the course OF
thatyear. The aggregate daily circulation Is placed
at 1851 1s7 and the aggregate annual circulation
at ,l27, ,337, ,355. With aggregate daily circu-
Iation Of 8, 5S1 .1s7 at average price per annum
of 81 So it appears the people Of the United states
pay out annually the sum Of S2G25O, 100 for their
daily newspapers.
New-York State takes the lead in publishing the
largest number of dailies-115 Pennsylvania next
with es Illinois 73 Ohio and California, each 81 !;
Missouri, AZ Indiana, 40; Massachusetts,, 80 :;
Michigan 80 Iowa and Texas. 32 each New
Jersey, 81; Virginia and Wisconsin, II each !;
Colorado, 20; Kansas, 10; Connecticut, IL 4;
Georgia 10; Maryland Nevada and Nebraska, IA
each North Carolina IL; Tennessee. II; Kentucky,
LouISianA aud Maine, III each; Minnesota ~ Ar
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CHINA AND JAPAN.

Hose KoNC. April liking kalalaua has
i.,,.d Tept-in and had AN Interview with ii Hung
Chang. discussing the prospects Of Chinese Immigration
40 the Sandwich Islands. In shanghai the King was
ctcd by society aud also Boy the Masonic body OF which
De IA high dicntary lie has left shanghai for Hong
Kong ,
YoKouluA. April PA scheme has been projected
for building nearly 1000 mies Of railway running to
,b ,yestern end ~ the northern lmits Of m" main
Island and a native company Is being formed Tor th'
purpose ~ carrying it out 80, ,,, ,, q, t
,uti,n o- "a new trial in the of the Miisu B'h
n ~, Stsqfusiln Company against the Pacific Nni com
uv Ma. denied The counsel Tor The defendants gave
notire Ol All appeal
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RECONSTRUCTION IN BULGARIA.

SOFIA, May 9.-Prince Alexander Of Bull
nria having received numerous complaints OF the Cab
inet's maladministraton, has issued n proclamation
declaring that despite his honest attempts TO guide Bull
garia In the path Of progress country il dscrcdted
abroad and discouraged at home and he has charged
General Ernroth Minister Of War, To form provisional
government. The National Assembly will be summoned
II assents 10 which the Prince himself VIII
indicate he will consent 10 keep the crown and viii ad
here 10 his oath to the Constitution II the National
Assembly decides contrary 10 HIS views he Is determined
80 quit the throne with regret but with the conscious
meas of having done his duty the end. provisional
government has already been formed
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CRIMES AND cAsUALnES-DY TELEGRAPH.
rArAL DnAueHr OF BED BUG PToisI2Nit PTI - no,

FATAL pRAUGHT or BED BUd Poisf9S,f ~ oo,,.
WoeCfsrFR Mass Nav 9leule Je"el @ ,ater va p"S m
~ IN, cc, ,,ar. ola drank bclhug poison tVl ""'ei "N
eai,, ming rom the effects Of which she oie1
FOUR NEe9Es 2tFLEI Foa2 N Sesoes se1aS AZ Work on
.'-fs,cs and Groat southern const utuoh N.sh "eo
en i, NJ slax,seils station by the falling OF somo eaiu
NEGRO KILLED BY Az ITALlAN.
,f.,,,rts Tsnu May 0.-Dayid Lewis, cOloncd'
@ @ he head saturday night by Caaretta an Ita
ian al GATHERS store, ten miles sou'n'"s' u A" IVY
died cstcrhhy -, .,c.rrr
NroprU ADAMS Mass. May D.-IhOn holnio92hM, -
assauf on Marshall Gardner on Satllday
9I 80 tbs morning held IN $1,000 10 await tue ie'u %
LAWYER SENTENCED FOR PERJURY. O.
Atlanta. Ca, May g-ln the Fulton Counly 81 81
f,rt hi. morning. ]. c. Barton young lawyer ol WI w
~ vas sentenced four years Imprisonment IN tAo sta"
Penitsntisry iog perjury
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At THE FEDERAL CAPITAL.
rHr ArrArRs or eoyERNMENT.


suE aoBERTsoE NOMINATION DISCUSSED ~
PUBLICAN CAUCUS - MR. coNKIrSos ArnS r',,,Ss
A REPORT ADVERSE TO STANLEY MArliih"S r,,,.
THE REPuSDNa SCHEME sUockSSf
MONROE DOCTRINE TO BE AssERrhD'
The Republican Senators met n c~uS" -
serday and discussed the non,nas,o@ aornest aD.
Robertson Mr.. Conklng n'ho1 u" a,,s rill
nssI against confirmation. The caucus w1'l
r,set sSain to-day, when, it is believed, de-
,isive action will be taken. The Judiciary
Comnittee of the Senate reported ad-
yerselv on the confirmation of Stanley
Matthews to be Justice OF the
United States Supreme Court. There If no
longer any room to doubt the complete sue
ress of the new refunding scheme. The Nor
ran resolution asserting the Monroe Doctrine
will be reported to the Senate to-day wltn
recommendation that it be adopted without
smendment.
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THE MONETARY CONFERENCE.

BERLIN, May "a dispatch from Paris to
The Post says; 1T is probable that the Monetary Con
ference after exhaustive discussion, viii adjourn for
an indefinite period TO give time for direct negotiations
between the various states the basis Of the concu
sons reached by the Conference. At Saturday. sitting
Of the Conference Herr Thlemann, German dele gate,
plying 10 NJ Cernnscm. French delegate, dcmurred TO
the likelihood or feasibility Of Germany calling in her
thalers Immediately. and said
In view of the relations between Germany and Eng
land the London market being the place whore German
accounts current lquidaed, IL Is essential that Ger
many shoud retain monetary system analogous TO that
NJ England
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AIJTL IN THE TURKISH INQUIRY.

LoSDON, May "a dispatch from Constan-
,inoplc 10 The Manchester Guardian says II Is now
evident that the main object Of the indur a the Palace
into the death Of the Sultan Abdul Azz 20 prevent
any future combination Of the men who deposed Abdul
ALL and not to establish the truh regarding the manner
OF ha death Numerous arrests among the military
have bcon made The battalion which assisted 20 depose
Ahdnl Air has been broken mp and the officers sent o
distant posts II II believed that there will be no pubic
trial Of the accused men, but that they viii De quietly
cxiicd II IL reported fla' Mahmoud Dawad Iucla has
already been sent away "a Inauof war which lclt tic
BOsphurlis under secret Ordcrs.'
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MINT.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TnBrNEl
WAsmINGToN. May 0-Mr Fletcher Chief Of
the Loan Division Of the Treasury Department.
with some twenty Of his clerks, was al work al 10
o'clock tonight opening packages Of bonds received
for exchange, counting, comparing and recording
them. The total amount handled up 10 SATURDAY
night was $102, 1s5 700. When business closed
there were 100 packages then unopened. These have
been opened to-day, and have been found 10 contain
$40 3GG. so. making the aggregate counted up 20
o'clock this afternoon 81 r. sol $50. There are now
moro than $50 packages unopened. aud their con-
tents must be considerably over T10,OOO,OOO.
Desdes this. notices have been sent 20 Treasurer
Gil6llan covering fifteen millions of he bonds held
for the security Of bank circulation. authorizing
their version into 81 per cents The total amount
Of bonds received for conversion mp 10 the close OF
business tonight is therefore, more than one hun
drcd and thirtyseycn millions. Tomorrow being the
last dav within which notices Of EXCHANGE under the
original circular can De received il is estimated that
at least $20 10000 and probably S3O,OOO,OOO
more will have been received by the close of bust
ness bringing the total amount mp 10 Slj7 600, 900
or more and leaving only S3s, 100000 Of the skies
unprovidcd for
Special arrangements have been made with holder
Of bonds in considerable amounts who informed
the Department that they would be unable to get
their papers prepared in season for exchange within
the limit by which they granted an extension Of
a'few daysoa giving notice OF the anounta they will
turn in for cxchaag'. Bonds no provided for. az
well as those exchanged by the two agents OF the
Department now in London. will still further reduce
the outstanding ,Xcs, and seems aiaif SUMPTION
toni@bt hat tIe prediction made by Treasury 0hl-
cial when the order was first issued that not more
than ten millions would be presented igt payment
will prove correct il is accounted ia treasury 'I-
cles a remarkably successful achievement
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rLrGLyLlLIvD ArIrs DEcIDhD.

HlErI,oNBcRG Va, May 9.-1hc last of the
suite iu tlc United state. Court for the Western District
~ virginia now n session here involving thc ntc 70
large tract of land va decided todn'. u was thc su
Of Emily Hoiluc-Vorih of Philadelphia, against the
heirs " Jonas and Jacob Basscr and was decided in
favor of the pliufin with The exception OF hr title to
$50 acres. Another sut fnr large nroa ~ The lnnd
olumcd by the ROYAL Land Company A. virginia Woo
di.i-ed thus deriu that 800 of ihr very lrr trurir
of what arr -uppo-rd to Doe valuable mineral lands
claimed boz the st- 100 Tho Court iu tt maine ol Emily
HoiungswUIth belong to Der
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TELECRAPHfC NOTES
wlssrssrMI DEMOCRAT

MfssIssT spI DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION
JACKSON. Miss. Nav 0.-Iho Democratic state
Convention hss been called % meet 0u August D.
DAMAGES FoH SINKING 4 snIr
BATTTMoHE, Nd. May 9-ln the United states
Ccf 0nrt today Judge Bond ned decree u nNur ui e
Charcstou Steamship Company 1T t7.2Ji 5t against tlc
schooner O. r0u iOf damages Tor shaking the henhAg
sMALLp0X At SOUTH ADAMS.
NORTH Adams Mass. May 0.-fOur new cases ul
salipr are reported south Adams this morning and wo
deaths have during the past twuu Tour nguI
of nifty reported a. the Total since t oVuih
broke out ln south Adams.
SHOOTING FOR 4 DIAMOND BADGE. .
MONTGOMERY, Ala. May 0.-Ihe Alabama state
Sportsncnn Association met to-day tye shooting eD go
esfcd Tor the diamond badge The mobile club Was succe
mi Vstor are here frum several states and great Interest
b manifested in tho contest
TAKING ARSENIC TO END HER LITE -.
WATFRTOwN, n. Y, Nav s.-Elza llht age eight
teen committed suicide yestefday afternoon AZ Aasn ~
20 been married 20 JouhG ial
nanef Allen who was arrested and taken " Can
ION for betraying young VuunaD oi that place
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i LiBEL SUIT At NOBILE.

MOBILE, Ala, May 9.-ln proceedings before
the Criminal Court for the republication ~ lhrl pub
lished ln Ncw-Yort paper against Colonel Wcicrsham.
Judge MeCarron to-day sentenced DR.. Orson l.. Crump
ton. na the nstig4tor. 20 800 uc and hours ui
prsOnmcnt, ana the Editor Of The Acfs iO - tnr Hnd
one hours imprisonment. The case viii hc appealed hy
these gentlemen. Dr. Cmmptou waH prominent can
dllatc for Wckrrrhau'r place Postmaster ~ Mobile
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TonoNro. May 9.-Gilbcrt Vanderpool and
Edwin Jones have been arrested here by an American
detective for forgery alleged 10 have been committed IN
Hamilton. Butler County Ohio They viii probably De
eNtruditcd
IoSrnEAI, Nay The stock market was 3noyan, , ~,
md strong to-day. The Bank oi Moh're" s''u w ="
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AN IRISH EDITOR RELEASED

LONDON May 9.--James DAILY, Editor Of The Cas-
hcbdr Telegraph. who arrested some time ago
under the provisions Of the Coercion act ard lodged
in Kihnanham Jail has been released II is believed
on account of the illness of his wife.
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GABLE COMPETITION.

LONDON, MAY 9.-The cable construction
steamer Faraday hicb has started shore ends
OF the cable, has passed the Lizard going westward
Inc Iiincs. in its financial article says; II j. no."
s+stcd tiot There is no chance of arrangement he
tween tho rival Atlantic cable compaHca ana the pros
poet that there viii ne competition at SHINING per
,rord tariff"
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MIR. IRorpE prrINplp.

Th, Time, has an editorial on the subject, viewing
the whole dispute. dcprccatiur the taking of Car
l,ls ill humor,d sentences a, serious and therefore
IA binding ith Mr. Froudc lt says:
Mr. Froulr has performed valuable eerfioc- 30 giving
Dbl. ~ 80 ahor notice materials which nrr needed ior oD
.uinr "A r-rntrr - rii into thc rt uiu- oi master ne
l. r,,or l tflt,'a reverence lur hls father hul h~
MI tiou fnr h- " M wl hc as widely read and a' Widely
r,r-rcnrr nrr NOT oriy deeply mtrre-ting but thcy
,rf. ia Carl. lt' '- best -fTlr.
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rnE VIEW FRENCH TARIFF.

LoNpoN. May 9.-Ihe Paris correspondent
M The Manchester Guaian says: American machinery
which under the old tariG paid from IS TO 36 francs
rs o- 10 90 5ll duty will pay Francs tsl o3i the
Same a- English machinery. large quantity De- waiting
M Hayrs to Dr. entered under the new iariii'
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TUr ARGENrINE REPUBLIC.

BrrNo, AYRFs. May S.--Congress opcr'd
today General Roca. President Of the confcder'tion
ln h. speech strongly emphasized the determination ot
fh Go. cruWcni 20 maintain ace at hhto-lr, anh nt
,clop "a, rcsoufcc- of the Republic.
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Transvaal are leaving no stone unturned to upset
settlement There are exaggerated accounts OF
the doings of both the Beers and natives pu'
thero is sufficient truth in them to give cause
for anxiety" The London correspondent OF INC
Edinburgh ScotsBaaR states on high authority, that
the Government attach no Importance 10 the disqui-
citing rumOrs from the Transvaal. The Government
who they believe are acting with perfect frankness
and honesty.
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kansas and Oregon, 2 each Alabama and Rhode
Island, 9 each Delaware, Mississippi Sonth Caro-
ginia. 9 each and II in the Territories and the
District of Columbia.
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THE BooTH-RvING REPRESENTATIONS

LONDON May 10-The Daily Telegraph. crticiSng
the performance Of OtheLO by Mr.. Irving, and IGgo
by Mr.. Booth last night says: " The audience
seemed to agree that the change in the cast Of the
play was effected without the slightest iarrng. The
principal features in Mr. Irvings Othelo are human
ity and tenderness. Mr. Booth repeated his success
IagO'
The Post says:
The first disposition Of characters at the Lyeenm was
satisfactory Irvngs OellO less complete and
finished than his Id0o hut IL contained many points OF
beauty The public interest In the joint performance
seems rather 20 have increased
The Daily Ners says:
Booths TdgO has lost Of its picureequeness and
force while h has gained much from the general eff
cheney Of his supporters. Irvings Oheto, in which he
formerly not very successful, has gained greatly III
selfpOssessiOn and concentration.
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LONDON. May 0.--In the House of Common, 10,
Jay Mr. Chamberlain, president Of the Board OF
Trade replied to an inquiry based on letter IN N'
Pail Mali Gazette from Miss Charlotte obnen'
daughter Of the late William Smith OBnen' detail
ing the horrors on board an cmrant steamer. MT
Chamberlain said he had communicated WIN 'n'
managers of five steamship lines carrying lrish eDi
orants aud had received emphatic denial tnt suor o
o0icer to visit Liverpool aud Quecnstown To naS' '
ncial tnouiry and had asked Miss OBren 70 iur
nish the name of the steamer allnded TO-
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THE YORKTOWN CELEBRATION.
RETURN OF THE CENTENNIAL COMMEMORATIVE

RETURN OF THE CENTENNIAL Nohhion@oN thei-
ARAuoNs AND EXPECTATIONS.
WASHINGTON, May 0.-The Yorktown Centennial
Commissioners returned TO this city about p. m.
Yesterday from their visit 10 Yorktown. tract OF
500 acres has been purchased and the site selected
for the memorial shaft commands o view Of the
liver for several miles both above and below tho
town. The old Moore House. in which the capitula-
tion was signed by Lord CORVALLIS, is not now oc-
cupied buC it is undergoing repairs, and will be
fitted up for President Garfelds headquarters dur
ing the Centennial ceremonies. The country in the
immediate vicinity affords magnificent sites for
large encampmens Of troops and for parades, having
plenty Of water shade trees and extensive fields.
The committee are now devising the best plan for
landing the Nations guests, and those who viii
visit YorktOwn-going by water-to take part IN
the ceremonies.
On the 18th Of October the cornerstone will be
laid by the Masons Of Virginia. II is expected that
1000 Masons will take part making an encamp-
ment there for two or three days. On the 18th
Governor Holiday, Of Virginia, will deliver an adj
dress On the 10Th the President will receive the
monument on the part of the Nation, and the
dedicatOrv exercises consisting Of an oration poem
and ode will take place. IL Is suggested that a
grand chorus and orchestra be organized to render
the ode Judging from the responses received by
the committed there will be present at least 10000
troops. All the thirteen original states VIII DC
represented 10y their Governors and citizen sodlery
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THE MONROE DOCTRINE RESOLUTION

THE UNITED STATES AND INTEROCEANIC CANALS
WAsHINGToN May 9.-The Senate Committee on
Foreign Relations to-day authorized its chairman,
Senator burnside to report back TO the Senate to-
morrow, with q recommendation that 1t be adopted
without amendment, the following resolution re-
Gently introduced by Senator Morgan. and also in
troduccd in the last Congress- by Senator Eaton:
Resored by the senate hc House OF Representatives
concurng that the interests OF the people Of the lned
States America aud the welfare and security of their
Government are involved in the subject Of the con
Ftruction ship canals and other for the tr-pof
tnon o seagonc vessels the isthmus connecting
North and south America that the Government Of the
United states with the rlnkLesa which Is due To an
other peoples and Governments hereby asserts that n
will insist that it, consent IL n necessary condltoh
precedent 20 the execution ~ such project and al-o ~
10 the rules and regulations under which 0ther nations
shall participate IN the OF such canals or other way
either ia peace
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TUE TRANsYAAL SETTLEMENT

LONDON. May GA dispatch from Durham 70 INC ~,
nail, N,,c, says Tho British residents III ihe