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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-09-23
EUROPE.
London Journals ON the Death OF
Garfield,

Garfield.
LONDON, Sept. 21-Tbe Tslegrdpli
says: Throughout the civilized world
the gloomy news will be received with
shock of profound sorrow, There
was no potensate on whom envy and
hatred bad less cause to fix malignant
eyes, but President Garfield has shared
the fate of the Gar. America and
Europe are now together thinking of
the messureless calamity which has
bereft the nation of Q noble chief,
whose high principles. marked unset
fshpess and breadth of intellectual
cultivation gave promise of @ tenure
of power of fruitful and invaluable
sets OF public policy. America has
lost o great citizen and the world q
fine example Of humanity; but while
the spirit Of this upright and high
hearted President passed away in q
sure and certain reliance in the love of
heaven. we may venture 10 cay even
in his loss America gains. She has
gained the knowledge of that deep
sympathy which England feels tor her
fortunes.
The Times says the death of Presi-
dent Garfield is regarded as hardly less
than a national calamity in all ranks
from queen to peasant. There is a
most heartfelt sympathy for the be-
reavsd widow and injured nation. The
career of President Garfield is of kind
which appeals to the best feelings and
most cherished traditions of our people.
The early poverty, manful indepen-
dence. hard.won attainments and his
integrity of character had all caused his
career to be watched as that of man of
exceptional powers and brilliant pro-
mise. and he was regarded as standing
out very distinctly from among the mo-
jority Of politicians. Even among Rus
sian Nihilists Guiteau's crime will ex.
cite nothing but loathing and execra-
ton. There is perhaps less reason for
disastrous political consequences from
the sudden transfer of power to Vice
President in the present instance than
on any former occasion. 1t is clear
that Vice President Arthur, who now
assumes supreme authority. will be re-
strained by obligations which public
opinion will not allow him. if he de
sired it. to ignore. Gen Garfeld's high
and admirable qualities are lost to his
country and us. 1t may be we will
not soon be again gratified by the sight
of typical American at the White
House. This short administration, how.
ever. will not be barren of important
political consequence. if it has put an
end to the invasion of executive power
by the Senate, and if it should lead, es
seems probable. to serious considera.
ton of the existing constitutional sys-
TEN, so far as the relations of the Vice
Presidency to the Presidency are con
cerned.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-09-23
TELEGRAPHIC.


PoRT TOWNSEND. Sept 22-Arrived.
steamer Los Angeles. from Sitks. and
sailed for San Psanei.co. via Victoria
and Astoria.
The City Council met here today to
make arrangements for the proper OBJ
serysucs Of next Tuesday. being the day
set apart for the funeral Of the late
President
Arrived, schooner Courser, from San
Diego.
Sailed. bsrkenti1e Katie Flickinger,
for Guaymas.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-09-23

1T Mamie Corneal had net tainted
when abe Saw her fathers harn on nra.
near Cincinnati. she could have inld
her sister sallis was 10 the haildsng.
and rescue would have been easy:
but when she became able TO speak il
was too late. The burned girl was .
niece of the Sallie Corneal who was .
rival OF the famous Sallie Ward. known
rs the belle OF Kentucky.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-09-23

There will be some sense and pairiot-
lem now to the Garfield relief fund.
II amounts to about $i60,o00 aud c.n
easily be swelled 10 $4,000. lie, the
money be raised and probably invest
ed for the good OF the hereaved ones.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-09-23

Drs. Bliss Il Co. still manage to re.
lain the enormous tree advertising they
have been receiving during the past
three months. 1t must end soon now.
however--perhaps TO be resumed in an
other shape at the approaching session
of Congress.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-09-23
No'ice of Application to Purchase
Timber Land.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT LAND OFFICE.
OLYMPIA. WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT, IN COM
IN plance with the provisions of the Act OF
Congress approved June 8. 1878, entitled IAN Act
for the sale OF Timber Lands In the States Of Cal
iforniA, Oregon, Nevada and Washington Terri
tory. Isaac ~ Bigelow, of King county Washing
ton Territory. has this day filed IN this Office his
application to purchase the Sk of 81 of Section
No. 30 In Township No. 81 north, range No. I east
Of the Willamette Meridian.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the said
described Land. or any portion thereof, are here
by required to file their c)sims in this Office with.
In sixty 1907 Gays from dste hereof.
Given under my hand. at.my Office in Olympia,
W. t., this 18th day Of September. AID. 1881.
J. T. BROWN,
s24llw Register of the Land Ofice
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-09-23
Making Watches.

N Effective WATCH CASES ARE ONE CP
II the chief causes Of so mAuy watches not be
ing good time pieces. The-cAsea. being thin aud
not fitting well, admit dust and dirt 20 the move
ment, which soon inter eres with the Tunuiag
parts Of the watch, necsssitating cleaning repsir-
ing. &c. and the amount thus paid out IL applied
toward buying good case in the beginning would
haze saved oil this trouble and expense We have
recently seen case that meets all these require
ments II having been carried for over twenty years
and still remains periest We refer TO the
Jas. B0ssS Patent Siifiened Gold Case.
Which has become of the staple articles of the
Jewelry trade, possessing Il does so many ad-
yaniages ever all Other watch $; being made Of
two heavy plates of cold gold over plate of COM
posit n. and advise all our readeIs o ask their
jewelers. for q card or catalogue that will explain
the manner In " hich they sse made
1t IL the only stie ned Case made with two latee
OF gold. seamless pendants and center solid joints
erawn pieces &C. all Of which covered by let
tiers patent. Therefore buy no case before con-
sulting a Jeweler who keers the
Jas. Boss's Patent Siifiened Gold Case,
That you may learn the difference between Il and
ell limitations that c.Aim 10 be equal - good
For S. by all responsible eselerx. Ask 10 see
the warrant thst accompanies each case, and don't
be persuaded that any other make Of case IL a.
good. su2T sm
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-09-23

az tbs elections 10 kentucky recent
IL. Mrs Minerva Brashsars was chosen
Clerk OF Letcher county and Mrs Emma
smsth Clerk OF Le1r@l county. Tney
were the widows Of clerks who had
died in ol3ce.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-09-23

The principal Precursor lodge of Sc
vile has Offered its material assistance
to the Jewish refugees from Russia.
and promises to give continued guild
ance aud all to all who choose to settle
in Spain.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-09-23

The men who robbed Gen Schrsmm
at St. Denis of valuables worth oyer
$4,000 have been convicted The
General is 90. He fought at Auster-
litz.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-22
The Markets.

BALTIMORE. June % --V!rqinia 6s old -; do
deferred =; do consolidated ST. do second &C.
RIGS AZ; past due coupons - new 10 sos 81 bid
to. day. Cotton steady; middliog II. Flour
about stesdy; Howard ct and Western suaer
351sS4 20; Go extra $50 %; do family 51a
So 81; City Mills super 3 5OAS1 SO; Go extra
4 75ss5 rs; do family 75sS7 do Rio brands
e0AS6 e.; Pstsrseo family 81 rs. Whe..-
Southern ttsady; Western higher ard s.,oGr:
Southern red l20al26; do amber llGal3); No {"
Western winter red apot and jana 1851 al2..3
July l2Iisl24i; Aug 1925; Sept l22sal2t Corn
Southern steady; Wee.ern bishsr and G.u
Southern white co. do yelow IS: Weston
mixod spo! 5t4s55a; June 56ss5G 3 Jul; $3.50;
Aug 6t4.67; Steamer 6?!a52s Oats steady
Western white 4OM2; DO mixed $500; Perns
3GA40 Rye nominally l03slO5 Hay dull;
prime TO choice Penna and Maryland 1850
Coffee f!n Rio cargoes ordinary to prime w..
ALA. sugar easier; a sof. it!. Whiskey duE!
1t 81 %.
NEW YcEK June 22.-Stccks dull Money
.2i Flour f;m. Whoat 3alt higher. Corn Is
&, higher.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-22
Ect.er from Charlottesville.

lC0rIcsp ,ndoueo Ct iho Alexandria G5z;;!e. |
CHARLOTTESVILLE Juac 2l.-Tbo Usual ia
teEes! n .r!!csted &: the su5ua celebration OF
tic U2l7eraitS will b; cJc. leraHl' enhanced
by Va!l.ui CAGsos t tie close cf lbs rrts:nt
scsiOr. TIE o2cuiag sornoa b4tor5 tho Young
u % S Clrissiln As9 ,cis:iJl viii te delivered
CD SA55sth ,v,5irg mex, the 26:k lost. ~
R37. D.. Charles L. Dam, If NV York, a
most learned ecd elcqlens divine. whoee f.mo
is COW 3irt If The history Of tao c;uotry. An
immense assembling, viii, 20 dtu5t, g:eot hin.
"a Mont;y cVctiae is the tnaual meeting oflhe
boatl Of visitors. when III, question of the site
Tor tie Slouorto!oS telescope vi BIZ Ccc;d ed
Ipcn. \. S o'clock the Il lsI c=letraioa Of tie
Washi2gioa Literary Socisy viii take place.
% JueSiay blight lie iinal celebration OF the
JsneIs0n Society Hill lake place. Ga We'd
neidaT hight ct 6 p. II. the lat CELEBRATION
will 9ccur, ant tho assembly viii DO addressed
y lioa. L. j. Bradley. Ct Pcoviderc,, r. /
Va ihursdiy Tli b3 ,ha anaual address before
tho S1ciesy ct Alcmli BY Hen. James O.
Erodhcsd. OF ST. Luis. Both Ct th,ss ad-
cr:ssos N'Ec prcui:u ct 50 iutc!itc:ual crter-
saInment o! high order.
in1 baVa rT9Satly lolratd That tho Uoivtr
ohp blst C!G5 aro preparing fer their usual
srco2SS Ct the ncZs regatta. Some OF this cr.w
have proved themselves az hard TO bcs! ss s.u-
dca:s es rowing boat. thus making a PRACTICAL
application 81 s!ieros to the muscular powers,
iho annual visitation Of .hs fair daughters of
cur land is e,rneaty looked for by thu nuner-
Gus hosux. who having Completed their s,u lies.
arc now aoou! TO cnlcr tho crena Of life, bsv.
ing loaned aaloac other truths the important
enc contained IN tho good book that, ct is not
VOL Ter man to live alone"
Ihe prospect of the ca.ly erection of Tho Mc.
JornicS Telescope building. and is inaugurs.
tioE rs ono Of the objects CT study at lho I'M.
Vertlty, crehtea bccm Of evident 10y TO tho
Thousands of alumni, snd othsr public snirited
contributors WIG hsVe aided to biiag about tho
grand result.
In the political world it is sad to rileet mon
the course OF tho leaders of re.6iustment esna.
cially the MOTT prominent one, General Ma.
hone. by which IN seems 10 have eiyen himsoIf
TO bsrtcring for otiice 10 the humiliation NJ b;s
naive Stste. The rCaolntion Of the white pco.
plo OF thus section seems fixed to syert tho i'm,
penang evil Of lis rash course, By upi.ine moro
firmly than ever before.
: n ,omployo OF the Charlottesville Wooden
Mills by name Of lafayette Robertson, aativN
OF Falmo!h. Va, Whi!o passing down {, his
memo near the mills on Saturday night was run
over sad crashed By some detached freight cars
co@lng b6hlnd him, while Ia WAS avoiding nm
engine ard cars coming in font, He leaves a
vita and chlld who We're dependent on him for
support. lis wss a5oa! % years Of sge. and 20.
gs'ted Gs s steady GId worthy man.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-22
}EpE?EW NEy,H

TIC c3rdt;on Of atFaits ia Bulsari: IS regard
&C as c:l:tc.l. E2slsCa 2euEsol3 md .rat On o.
Go!a Sides
Aasol.Er. n;b Z icoa5 i i3p 7i5 ATTEMPTED
At k9mayesitrlsy, tu: th2 c:cWd R5s tspsrtcd
BY tbs Pile.
L,riIla:a's lrcq7ois continues 10 b, The fapor
lie II tEc 6etilrg ct to 2 ageioSt bin fer tho
raaa Of The ct. L:scr stakes.
Tho local post ct Co1stauiuople will b re
cs:aotl:hed, is Suppression having been cn'y o
Temporary ro!lcs measure.
Gh: lI,rd5a SpoT,sasp il very s,v;ro Gu tho
stewards If the i1etlcy regatta ior refusing 10
alloy t2c Coratl! c:sT 10 coupato for tho ysl-
toEs cuo.
Tic Plr2cii:ts hev, sgrced rot to hold any
inn!o m"e!iors uutil they see what share tho
lI1IG I'LL will assume. Arcs under :to CO.
t!clJn Get 10 lr,l:ud conii1uc.
L scientific agricultural Esd industrial expo
sIion Vil be ne ct The City Of Or;z.b,, Mex.
ic>. 10 November next. u2Glr Tho auspices OF
tie gjytGnmco. Of the State OF Very C.uz.
robert Chalmers, Tho sbipbultcr CT DUN
oir,GD, Scotland. who during De LAST Two year:
has !su5chee ;~cl'a large '; S; ais, hassu:2crGed
payment.
II VS. assumed both ct Psti5 lra Rene, yts
| .e'dog, that tie Marsci!lcE riot Was over, Lu
! the osh!c eautu0ocs ttn. Egh:!us WAS r3surlsC
at Q o'c'tck tss: night
4 d:ctce Ct The CoDirtg s;ion CT Ito lode J
| Ezpurgacrlous o,nden1s Father Curci's Iss
wo!k. Tie decree lGts that Elthcr Cur.i O!
dissyoEcd lac bock.
20 ICoisiau premier, Dew 10 Paris, had Et
Interview "i:h President Crew, AID WIS o.
su'Etd hat IS lopg es Tups respects tho !rca!y
| stpu'stlors she usy court upon .ho Ealu syr,
pa!h7 60! elective Protection Of France.
l!acs arc :rtplrioE at tho British Admiral!
it3 ior lie CONSTRUCTION CT 90 i!oo. clad aprro,ch
ltg 10 bulk end armament tho prca: ItsIisr
shrs, 10 be OF IS eco tens and 10000 horse
}tW:r ouRiucs, With spe2d Ct Is kuots GO
boar. Tie vessel vii! possibly &c built c. Chat
| hcH:.
teas arc ty!rg ri;citd b,foro Tho Sul:sn'l
p.i-Ce, sod uadtr the sbelcr CT these the ,ria S
OF the n2!scns accused IT the q usder Of A5jr
AGz vii! tska rl:ca The Indictment demands
tho cggrsd ,iion, txilo ocd cjlSucmcDt ia 0
t.rIIcss Of Mctmsd PaObe, Rrchi P4ohe
Mi3hat pesh, MshmoLl Pscha. Danad Paoha
acd NGu;ia Pschs; death or larG a,o. f.,
FsbE By, sa! Ccs;n for two olh,1s N.hm,d
Pachs ~! &c ex~Satikh III lslsm vii! rot bC
ur. SO! :; ,he risl. The Iattsr will be t:icd c:
Mecca. Tic iod;c:meut demands the poasli,
| Ct Gca b fssluS: the actual mEIderers of Abiu
| A2z.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-22
CON.NENCENEN7 EXERCISES.
MOUNT VERNON INSTITUTE

Ghz arLual Giir.b1ioa c; medals I'D pre-
Ii JUS took r!sc, 9: Mouos VerDon lcsiue
Juro 81. ct 10 6. II. The aSa:ds were IS fol-
lows:
Scu.7 Ci1cio-p,lito D.porIneu:-Go!d
badge 10 Miss S ella AtHeil.
lst Class-Co;Eco: Rsola;iops-Gold medal:
to Misses Kato McGshey. Micro Studs,
Willie Brown snd Issio Burrougts Certificate
of Schtllrshir-Mss S,tls A.wsll. Polite
Dcpcrtneu:-Prtmiun to MISS MEG ahey,
NJ. Studs W. Btcwo and J. Burrcrgls. o.
scrva1ca OF School Rul,s-SlIGer mccall to Miss
Maggie Holt, and premiums to Misscs Carrie
| Cook Russ Shsswood ard Ida Wsdd,y.
Pod Cioss-CcrI;c c: R:citalions--Sllver medal
TO Miss lt2sa Slcreood, sgd premium to Miss
Fauuia o. Day. D.7i:Ion, 2,d Ciass-Cortect
Reoitstiocs-S medal to Miss Cariis Prise,
| and premium to Miss Ssllo IiuGsh,
3:d Clsss-Corect cHatiors-Sil7cr med,
10 Miss Carlo Cotk, ead premium to Miss
| Msrgi, Holt D:Vis:on. 8 d Cl,ss-Correci
Rsc.ts:Ioas-Sil75r medal 10 Miss Hsnrah Paif
aud premium 10 Miss Lsns Heller.
| 4h Clsss-Cotrtcs II. ci:ations-Si9ir @, d.!
to Miss hlerg Power, and premium 10 Miss
An1is Bauer.
Primary CIass-E,s Improvement in Rad
iur, wiring cod Ati} m,lio-Si v3r medal Il
Miss kroes Flcklin. preuiums-ls., to Mis-!
Mib5o Fcrd; Pad, Miss Lille ksu:; Sd, Mis-
! Farnio Sohwalz; Alb, Miss Amanda Cern:
5,h, bliss Mamie Klaus
Arl.bme;ia-ls. cllFs premium to Miss Elll
Smith; 21d c'ass premium, Mis- Salle HuihsE
3td class silver medal. Miss Lzz'c Ghceu.
Eosto!ary CoYrespcI dercs-SiIver medal II
Mss Dlisy Washington, aud premiums for i'm
proven 0. 10 Misses Verotio, Power, ACME
Roa', vish Begsct, apd Mel lie Burroughs.
| Resding-For great improVementsivsr Eed
al 10 Miss Lena Bauer. and srnicr class prcmi.
uus to Missee L1|u House. + Ia Dutfay, Els
Sah.aiz. Glnaio B:enalr, Ella Brown and An
uia Bau:r.
nmsLs5p-Prtmirm foE improvement Il
Misses Fiarerco B:ggctt, Manic GrilIborz,r
Bertha Drieius Nsllie Burroughs, Fannie
Rued, Ada Ctg,n. Msry Ruid AID jennie
| Uowiiog.
Musc-l5s Glass Premiums FIR Inproyc-
me1t--G b, to Miss D.isy Washington; md, L
| Miss K. F,cklir.
Misses II. S:uids. T. Sheraooti and Fl. Psf
were lcao:sb!y Ii Mentioned fer beautiful peu'
;ranst;p. Misses X MeGahcy aDd NJ. Studs
received great cr2dit net having hsd al im
De:tec; max iCr recitation duri'g Tho year.
ita vc!cd!c'crv. wri.ieo ty Miss Stella Alive!
sd iocleeIy delivered by Mi;s Lslu House
o7otgdt tears to mary cycF. 4 farewell sopG
VS. thao sack b. tbs pu,i!s. The priccipa
congra!c'a;ed those who received przat; urged
! upon otHer1 thu maora,c o! appl;ca ION, aGC
shon o!:ml.a d 81 TO eli ~ their holiday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-22
NEWS Or TIE .piT.

Twelve henared ara GucIy five imriisraD;
arrive: st Baimtro yesterday from EUrap?,
Ia he Neg York Senate y,s.erdcY. e rcsoc
| t!oo was ndcpted whereby tie Governor is ii
rtc;cd to cxlrId The c3urtesies ct Tho state tt
| the Fretch delegation who were Designated it
a.terd tie EofEt2wa celebration.
Tho ci.f Of Ito Buresu Of Statistics rercr;s
thet The !ota va 10 Of thetxpors Of petroleum
AID petroleum proGuc from the United States
during tho non;h Of April. 1881, Wcrc $3,7j2.
TIC.
The Richmond. Toledo and Ch;c;go Railroad
CoDnsuy. che of the companies uniting with
the Riohmond and Aleghauy Railrosd Com
pany ID tho Consolidation project, Ct stick
holders meeting held 10 Charleston. Wc2! w.,
Mondsy, voted unanimously fer the corsolida.
ton.
The Navy Department has Issued 60 orGer
prohibiting women ffCm residing 90 beard ves-
sells of the United Stat:s navy 10 commission
for saa service, or 10 be taken os passengers on
such vessels uodeC aly circumstances. This
order wGs made necessary to prevent practice
which seemed to be groTiug up.
Contrary to tic general expectation the ine
vssli2slion OF the star route cases By the grand
jury of tie Disric. Criuiosl Court has tean
postponed un:i! September. The diaarg of
the grand and petit jusies was c:mpleted yes
terday. aud the government vas ready to pro.
coed with the itqu:st, bat, uodsr the law, the
cases agains. persons Tl0 sr9 10 jail must take
precedence OF all others.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-22
Tho TunISt:an a flair.

LONDON. Juno 22.-Ia the House of Lords last
nigh! Lord Della. Ware CONSERVATIVE moved
for the papers en- tho Tunsian affair md con.
demned The sclion CT The government on the
Tuli.isn question. Lord Granville Foreign
Secretary, replied that Frarcs had assured Ire
government inst Briti:h treaty rights should not
DO irlcricred with. The government ho s,id
were sensible OF the ftc. ths! incidents might
srse en- which i. would be their duty 10 ask fer
frank explanations. but as ths COVER, III ant had
not opposed the past action Of France in Tunis
he could not see tho advantage in getting into
petty sQusbbles on that action unless it led to
tho Invasion OF British treaty rights.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-22
TO-DAY'S TELEGRAPH NEWS
EroSsl ALBANY.

!LBANY. Juae 23.-Tha combined vote to
day ter tucNssor to Dir. Corkliug was ss
tolcw: Jsc1ba 81. Co1Sli:g 50. Wheeler 40.
Llphgn &c. Ccruell .. Fclsst /. Bradley l.,
Rogers |.
Tie romIiaed voto 10 gil The vacancy for The
long term wss IS follows: Platt &c, Kernan
IS. Dcpew 50. Cornell s. Crowley I, Wheeler 8.
Bliss l., IremAir l, LGpham 3. Rogers /. No
choice.
The second vste Stood Fer Conkug 50.
Babocck !, Wheeler 50, Cox ., J.eobs y,
kiors!ev /, Potter 7. Siccum !, Kelley 3,
Hewitt 3. Seymour 3. Cornell >, Bliss .. Lap
ham Ii. Psekbam 4, FoIger l, Thompson l,
Bradley ; Tiidcn /. Westrcok /. Corling p,
Grac, |, Dltiels |. Parker 3.
The convention then proceeded to vote for q
Senator for the loo g term with the following re
sull: Fo. DepeW tU. Herman IS, Plstt rs. Ger.
| Eel 8, Crowley s. tremaiEe l. and Llpham 4.
The president announced that no choice had
! been maze ard tho convention then adjourned
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-22
Prince NAD0IpOn.

FARI;, Juoe o2-Pr;uce Napoleon published
his electoral programme 10 bis official organ, Lo
Napo'eoD, yesterday moruiug. lie is 10 favor
Of the partial revision CT the constitution. more
particularly Of that part which relates to the
elscioo Of the Ptesiden:. The P,ilc, regards
The titcos nomination OF tho Pres;dout ty uoi-
strssl suff;aes IS all important. ibis is n0t
astouishiog # il is remembered hist it vas 10
tho tl1usnic between the National Assembly
aud the Pfesiacat clao;ed by tho people that
Frauco cHned the cosp d'ctat Of the 81 of De-
cember. pom pcn wtud. ct course. like to
have LIS chatc,, too.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-22
GarGsId's letter to Grant,

CHICAGO, ILL.,. June o2.-The morning
News Of to Gay voGchss ter tho statement that
ooo of iha principal points made by President
Garfield 10 lie letter which he wrote to General
Grant. while tho latter wss il Mexico. was to
tho cEtc: tia! when he spro;n;ed Judge Rot-
ertson to tue Co!lcctoTehip OF the Port OF New
I ofa &c supposed tina; the apao!6tment would
be pc!ftc:ly satisfactory 10 MesNs. Copkliog,
Patt AID Arthur. the News nlakfs this
statement OF the wctd of itiscd OF General
Grants, 10 whom the latter real extracts from
The !alt; 10 QUESTION.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-22
The Situation In Ireland.

Dublin. Jaae o2.-Thc meetings proclaim ed
By tho G,z;tte were prohibited because thtr
WAS reason 10 believe thst tho execution of
Wris Sou'd be obsir7osed.
LONDON. Jun, 22.-A GesrsIci fr.m Cork
to the Times gays: Fi,ber O'Couor, who is
abtu; to depsrt 90 mission to America, has a
letter from Arch bishop Croke commissioners
him to proclaim every where 10 America VII at
lrIshmeu wsrt, ard 10 tell the Americans that
he lil5h peoplo re determined 10 carry on the
present c3ueii,u!ional egitali0n.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-22
without Food for Thirty n.ys.

BLOOMINGTON. I'LL. Juce 2l.-John Meta.
lmsra, au oc:upsot OF tho MCLEAN c1ualy poor
house, died 10 day, Lie had eaten notbiug
whatever for 80 days. He was partially de-
mated aod suffered from inflammation of the
stomach, which absolutely rejected food. lie
hsd been hard Gri1kar. A pos. nortem cx y
sanitation showed the body to have beeu 10 90
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-22
Financial.

NEW YORK. June 22.-The Posts Gnsncal Dr.
tc!o says: The Stock Exchange markets are
comparatively quiet again to-day. U s OoLGs
were firm with Al advance of / per C! OF the Is.
State bonds were dull ard s;osdy ard railroad
bon DIS strong at an advance of 4,2 per ct. III,
stock market generally speaking has bsel stesty
to strong With 2 fsr degree of activity in :oma
of the lesding sharep. Money has been IN good
supply q. 3a3i per ct on stocks aud . ,2l Oh gov
erL ment bonds.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-22
Prejudice Ellis.

Eleven years our daughter suffered On h. d
at misery under the care of several OF the bat
(sud some Of the wora') phyeicisns, who suye il, +
disease various names out 10 relief, and no y 4
is restored to rs in good health by rs sinp!e :.
remedy as Bop Filters. tha. wo had pooled S,
for two years, before usir & i. We earnestly
hone aud prsv thal TO oco e!so will lot iaeir &c,
suffer as we die, on sccoun. OF prejuice siains,
go good & medcness Hop Ri.taTs The "a.
rents telegram