Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 18, 1876, Page 5

{og, but it {8 evidont that Chatles Dickens held Ber oquslly gullly with his brother. Augustus dled and was buried in Ouleago, and Alsa Phil- Jips committed sulcide by takiog polson. It wan gwing to theso mad clronmatances that Charles Dickoos refaaed Lo visit Chicago during his last Amerlean tour, Dumns’ new comedy at the Thoatrs Francalse fa eojoylog an oxtraordinary success. The | house was immediatoly aold up to tho twenty- anth night. The effect of thoe trying performe aoco on tuo actors, aa described by Mra, IToopor, i not loas unususl. Bho writes: * Croizotte hastwlcs gono Into hysterics with oxeltemont aver ber rolo, and Sarah Bornbardt han grown percoptibly thinnor.” Ak Lord Ambetloy, eldost son of Earl Rassell, han given uousnal dircetlons for tho instruotion of his childron. Acting undor tho advico of tho Jato Jobn Btoart Mill, Lord Amberley dirccted that thoy should not be trained In the communion of sny chbureh, his dosiro befng to loave their minda unbinsed ag to roliglons dogmas, In ordor {hat this plan should not bo upset by his death, be provided that tho children sbould not be placed undor tho guardianship of thole grand- perenta. It is bolloved that this whil not be mauotloned by a court of Jaw, It 1s a great grief ta tho grandparents. Lady Amborloy, it is ua~ deratood, colucided with her husband in makin tuls dispoeit:on of tho children. 5 IOTEL ARNIVALS, Pulmer louse~Tho Hon, W, B, Nelton, New Yo Qen, J, M. Corse, Now York; W. Bullard, Duffal Ales, P, Tutton, Philadolphia; J, D, Herheimer, Torre Msoie; N, Armatrong, Glendale, AL, T, W, 1and, Canada; Heury Fulton, New York: Worlesters . T. Mi ‘Iclens, A Diston, Philadeiphiss 2iler, ¥. W, Hszlowood, osion, af B incy, ' Nobraska; B. Adame, Marqueife, Afch.... Grund Factie—1f, Wirtholmet aud A¢ Drun Now Bouth Walca O, E; Penflald, Woodslock; Chiatles @Glsdaen, Borlin, 3 . I, Btudebacker snd wifo and D, A, Conatablo sud ‘wifo, South Lends O, Rock Tsland; 3t. M, Bowman, Bedalia, Mo,; 1. Bimonds, Camden, N, J.; G. 8, Eldridge, Oltaws. 'BELKNAPIANA. More Facts Connected with Pendleton's Kentucky Bonanza, ‘Thirty Thousand Dollars Traced to the Hands of Mrs. Belknap, Peck and Durfeo Relate Their Misfor- - {unes in the Post-Trader- ship Line. Orvillo Grant’s Namo Several Times Montioned in the Courso of the Story. Ex-Gov, Campbell, of Wyoming, Gives a General Denial to the Charges Against Him, A, Osborn, B, Solicitor Wilson and Mr. Washburn ;::l"hvflm ‘ou, l‘c‘l}lcrfll‘l\n s \;’. XVA,;A n,“uuig:‘ml E '« Tingue, N Yor) udl mos Wi wal i1 Batlyao, Ohlg: O, T bhjckaning Visit Canada to Talk with o T. g_ snd’ llenry . Bmith, Now York; 8. M. Cullom, Bpringlleld.... Tremont louse~Tho = Rt,.Rev, Lishop Talbot, In- linoapolis ; Gen, G, W. Dajley, New Havon ; tho Hon, V. J.Wiswell, iudson, N. ¥.: O. N. Griggs, New York; O, A, Hummason, Conneeticut 3 J. B, Wheaton and J, D, Ferguson, Now York ; J, IT. Bigolow, Hos. tou; Lol an Jarslielts, Urbano; Arthur Drittais, Pittabutg J. Leavitt, Boaton; O. u':' Btovons, ntclllflfipo Conn; den J. D. Bmyser, Sherman House—Tho 1lon,'J, . Wildrep, talvider on, W. 8, Brooks, Warren, Marsh. He Will Bo' Gunrnntet‘:d Immu- nity from Arrest If Ho Wil Return, | d U. A. Walker, La Porte; U'K: H, I. Tilden, Oleveland; tho 1 Joliet; J, K, lowo, Poultuoy, Vt.: Col. . 3%, Cincinpatl; Qol, G, T, Coppins, N York; the &1 ige };'““i;m B ‘Y:uo ik "";(jbfl‘;"}f‘? c""“‘c i, 4 An Arrangement Sa\dito ao"Vety Dig 3 £ Ulinton § 3 3 A0D, inatiy B aont und’ ool . 0o Tansem " Row tastoful to Certain Virtuouns York; D, N. Holloway, long Kong, Ohins,. . Domaorats, Gardner IHouse—Walter simwous, Zanesyille, 0.3 l\iulhmcxhlnlg. Nlc)‘lvl “mi‘;l A, Mnuuy l';“‘!l!( ife, .Uel.i SLICH ries son, lawazoo; J. M, auce an 7., Dislixue, althinors. ; & PENDLETON. AN TUNWADRANTED RESERVATION, Spectat Dupatch to The Chtcago Tribune. Wasmisaton, D. O, March 17.—~The Asso- clintod Press aent the followlog from thiecity last night {n regard to tho only testimony tuat Oly- "mer introducod to cloar himsolf from tho charge ‘that he had noglected to prosecuto the case agoinst Pondleton, which Gen. Kiddoo had com- munieatod to him: Mr. Gibeon, the corrospondent of tho Now York Sun, teatified that s soon ua the information concerning Mr. Peudleton reached Mr, Clymer, ho at once com- menced tho search for information, The witness, at the request of £ir. Clymer, aasiated {n {his work. 3Mr. Clymer showed the utmost anxioty to obiain &ll tne {acts in tho case, Tt would bo almost jmpoesible to present a more Insocurato statemont of Gibson's testi- mony than this, It is now certain that Clymer know enough to justify an Investigation of Pan- dloton tho day bofore he reported agalust Bsle knap, Tbat was on Wodnosday. Gen. Kiddoo swoars that he PUT OLYMER ON THE THACK of all the facts Luosday night. The official ro- port of (ibson's tostimony falla to show that Clymer even mentionod Pendleton to Gibson until Fridsy afternoon, a day after tho Marahoa bad left the city, s Gibson himself awcars : You (Olymer) sald to me that you lad just heard something about the Kentucky Central Hallfosd in ro- lation to » claim that had been put through the War Departmont, and you wanted ms to help you to look it py and T think vou ssked mo sometling about whra the napora wore likely to be found, and I said to you tlat I thought they wauld probably be found in'the War Dopartment; and T said further that Iwould do anything I could to help you, Gibson turther testified that, ss a matter of fact, he did noc go to the War Dopartment at sll on this business, and, in fact, thas he did uothing whatover in that dirsotion beforo the arrival of Mr. Pendioton's request by tolegraph aslktng to bo eallod bofore the Committee, On Monday the investigation of tho Pondlo- ton matter wiil bogin, and be prosecuted vigor- MEXICO. ‘The Political Situntion. New Yurk Evenng Post, Col. E. A, Lovor, of the DMexican army, has titten o fotier to us in which ho gives soma account of tha recent nsurroctions in Moxico, ‘The lotter is dated at tha City of Mozico, on-the 26th of Fobruary, 187, Biocs the beginning of the present yoar, tho writor says, five army Cnlefs havo declared thomselvos antagoniats of tho Ropublican Governmont. That all but one of theas bavo boen dofeatod, Col. Levor thinke 15 & gratifsing assurauce of Prosident Lordo do Tojads's power. Fidoucio IHornaudez, at Oaxa- s, 18 atlil unconquored. % Col, Lover, roviowing the recent political his- tory of Mexico; says: After the defoat of tho roaction which hurled Com- ‘monfort frot power, and tho restoration of the Liber- o party Ly Juatez, the minds of the Liberal lesders became inflamed with the most exaggeratod ideas of ticat liberty, Each Btate prociaimed abaoluto in- ependeuco aud becamio o ecparato Hepubilo, whilo 1he prerogatives of the Federal Exocutlvo were loat #ight of or fgnored. But Moxico was deatined to be- come purified Ly & baptismeof. blood. ‘The borrors or ihe of the *French Intorvention” taught thy Mexicans that Fronch Comnuniem meant the snnj. hilation of Mexican nationulity, and mauy leaders ‘wore won ovor to tho side of tho moderats lopublio- oy N Upon the reconstruction of the Republio by Juarez 101867, that great stateaman, in tho face of almost insuperbablo obetacles, begun his work of soform by Arrogating to tho Federal Lxecutive tho powers con- ferred upon tlat functionary by tho Constisution of Bince hia death Mr. Lerdo has contintied his work, and under his leadership Los grown ll}: n party of moderals Nepublicans ho advacate a republican form f goverament wpon the centrallzation plan adopted by the people of Lo United Btates, ‘Thus it is soen that the rulor of AMexico bas not only to contend sguinst the ignorant and the bLad, but sgainst a numerous parcy of educated men, who, in consequance of thelr exaggerated ddeas of political fib- . n:t r:! i o, ‘:«: rl"‘“‘"ill‘: L:h_elxrn ?;‘f.':f:’c :E:gl ";}"““‘,‘ ously wmncconc nwlnmh Tlm‘ hlapnbncan l:nnm- " a1 entiously | porg of the mittoo have tho caso in cliarge, belleving that thoy ira acting tho Jart of pure patrlols | gudyp qneo: " aboctaclo 8 prosontod of the i nority of a Committoo having complate control of it for purposes of investigating tha majority of the Committes, or at loast ita Chairman, and prominont persovs in the party of the majority. ‘Thoro is conmderable talk of reforring tho Oly- mor caas to another committes for investigation, with n viow to sacertain why he did not procood prowmptly agalnat Pondleton, CGENTLEMAN GEOROE'S GURAT BTRIKE, apecusl Disvaleh to The Chicano Trigune. New Yong, March 17.—The Evening Alail has The protext offered by tho {nsurgent leaders for the present rovolt {u thelr oppositiun to thie principlo of Fe-eloction; but no doubt exisin that thelr real roason 1a thelr Lostility to tho centralizution of oven tho sese blanao of posvur in ho ersou of.thio Chlef Magistrate of the ltopublic, Dut the Govermneut fa irm, {8 sus- tained by 25,000 Joyal buyonets, but, bettor ‘till, by the earneat nupport of two-thirds of tho population of {be Ropuolic. The presont political sltuation fn Mexico is not so grave aa many peoplosuppose, Tho sdminstration of Alr. Lerdo wae nevor sirongor, nor hia powor more 0 b mywutalgmlfid. :‘t:;:m:ll’d pmclrb B s lotter from \Vn;h{ngwn relative to pew ducfl- s os bav o B Bascon, . with > 1 e am; 1o OTo% | eries in the Pendloton mattor, o which the fo lowing oxtraordinary statoments appear: Whon the monoy was pald to tho President of the rond, who pald himsolf one-half the whole claim for "dolog just what it was lus duty to do aa Prealdent of tho road, for which he wos paid 86000 & yoar, bhe know that neither hio nor those that ho repro. aontod wore tho lawful ownora of tho road, and HAD NO LEGAL OR MORAL RIQuT to be paid the amount of this claim as owners. The whole story of the maugor i which Mr. Ul Csxacn affair. Scarccly two months have pazsed sinco symplome of jnsurrection wera discover- &d in diffcrent Jocalltiss, yot in that short period flected Lave boen met and defosted, nnd 1o ono gaaey 4 laast, 0 robel chlsfiala wan alaln o0t Sold of Heretofors lusurrections in Moxico have been noted for thoir long durstion and the adhorenco of the Emasiea to tho plana of the rebel loaders, The prosent gutbreak ha Loon an excertin totlie géusral rulo,or 876 Feaeons wanting why this rovolt Las proved a fail- are. Tl four years of poice enjoyed by the ltapulilic bas shown the Mexican peopls that thicle hay Yplnnll Poudloton's friends and relations got posscasion sad vmwrfi( dopead upon the maintenance of peaco | of that road is a stary quits famillar to tho :‘m‘“"?"'fi":{,} jad u‘l: rotol leaders tiave learmed L0 | courta of Kentucky. and It waa the knowlodgs of 116 Tasascs toaire pearer Ao verse 1o rovolution, tiak | ¢ho invalldity of their titlo and of tue certainty ——ar of an adverao decinjon of the Court of Appeals which lod Mr. Bowler to place 80 low nn cstimate upon his futorest in the clsim ageinet the Gov- ernmeut. Tho United Blates i in the position of baving paid the claim to those who woro not legally the roprosoutatives of the genuine atock- hiolders of "tho road, Subsequontly to all this business, and by moans of treachery on the part of the genuine stockholders, thesa persons did acquire a controlling intorest in tho road, but the assertion is mado of well-known fact es- lished by the Court of Appeala of Kentucky, that at the time Pendloton induced the Govern- ment to hand oyer to him tho amount of money belooging to tho Central Kontucky, he know that the person ho representod 1AD No RIGHT 7O IT, Tno other ofticlal of the road who was paid $16,000 by President Pendleton was paid out of the balf which eorgs didn't takoe, and was paid this foo in sddition to biy regular salary. "Lhe Evening Fost's Wuhlngtan“({lsplwhos sfato that €30,000 0 the mouey received by Pendloton Lina been TUACED INTO TUE IANDS OF MIS. DELENAP, who was then known 88 Blre.. Bower, ‘The ‘Trossury-warrants paid to Pondloton wore threo in numbor, one of which, amounting to 230,000, waa fndorsod by bim and mado payabla to the National Park Bank of Now York. This bisa beon tracod through the hands of two persons direct~ l{'luto the lands of Mrs, Bowers, who was at tho tlmo in Now York Oity, Mrs, Bower in- vested tho money through Caleb Marsh, THE WEATHER., ©Ofticial’ Record and Probabiliticsse ©ards from the Oldest Anhabitants Everywhorc. ‘Wasmixaroy, D, 0., March 18—1. a. m.—For tho Uppor Lakes, Uppor Mississippl and Mis- sourl Valloys, cloaror, fair, and decldedly cold woather, with northorly to wosterly winds, and xising baromoter east of tho Missouri River. For the Middle Btatos, partly cloudy and colder ‘weather, wit fresh and briek nortiwest winds, and riglog baromoter, &pectal Dispateh o The Chieaao Tribune, Easy Baaixaw, Blich,, March 17.~Tho snow and raln all day in this section yesterday, durin, Iaat night chisuged to a lioavy snow storm, whic! Lias ragod all day, and the weathor is very cold. o enow is 8§ fnches deep, Dispatchios from Chippowsa, Hood City, aud pofuta ou tho Jack- won, Lonsiug & Bagmaw Railroad to-night, re- port o Lioavy snow storm ond drifting badly, with now from 12 to 18 fuches duLL Hhould it con- inua cold & fow daya it will ba of incalculable benailt to tho lumbering interests of Northern iichigan, — - . Spectal Disrateh to The Chicaan Tridune, Duwianr, 1L, March 17.—The storm still con- g:.unn. ‘There 8 more wator onthe ground than been known for elghteen yoars, If the Touia woro fmpasaablo boforo, what must thoy benow ? I'eoplo tn town who arc out of coal ——— mnnig ivin baskets, Thodo in tho country burn POST-TRADERSHIPS, & FURTUER DEVELOFMENTS, Spectal Disvateh o The Chicago Tridune, Y Davaiows, la, March 17.—The heaviest | & Speclal Diraich io S Caicad Teibunt, Bnow storm of the wosson commonced yestor- | Wasainazox, D. arch 17, ~Tho Clymer fay, continued Iast night and to-day untll vow, |.Committec to-day exsmined O, F\. Peok, of the The wnow {4 3 inchos deep. Tho enwmills | firm of Durfee & Peck, post and Indian traders, This sod other testimony, fncludivg that of Or- villo Grant, leave no room for doubt that thore was s shameless amount of trafficking in ap- polntments all along tho frontior, None of his Which had startod up,were compeliod to sus- bond. TOOAL OBSERVATIONE. 4 UH104G0, March 17, Wind, ‘Thr Hu,| N i evidence tends to implicate the Begretary of Wilen: mdots 1o 0 l}"‘ fre War, 0. W, Baboock, a brothor of Gen. 0. E. 230 p, wilaesd| 1o Dabcook, 15 Burveyor-Goneral of Ksusas. A :;-33"' m';y'% ’5 .IN young man {n his employ received an sppoint- Dila b mSods) 3o k)N mant of Port Bully, In_place of Durfes & Peck, He had no money to begin businees, but made » trado through O. W, Babcock to lot Durfeo & Peck remain st the post till thls man Athey "Mt Bermometar, 32, - MIBlaurm 15, OENENAL OPBENVATIONS, Cir10400, March 17—Midnight, Btstfou, ™ DarJThr| , Wind, (Tain|Westher, | could rales money to establish bimself, “The ieyente, 1o.[20.99] 29/, gentornr | rr.|Clea | PAymenS was mado threo tlmes at $750 per quare o -‘fliu‘hfi.“ 0cv|ovee(Clear | {0, W, Babeock directed thatiin one lnstauce LA 2 Wy .| tho dratt bo sont to bim, 1N CARE OF OXN, O} X. DADCOCE, st the Executive Mayslon, Pock, o waking fn- quiry of the Becrotary of War, was juformod tuat Lin yemoval bad bsen orderod by tho DPresidont, At the Interfor Dopart- Tenwort,, B ¢ Bcretary Dolsno told him. . thore m".‘“ :?:xua no ehauku gaiust the firm to canse the R, i liconse & [udian trsdors to bo revojed, but Raaliz Lo (Dalano) kad to cuk Ot besds when eedered, THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: SATURDAY.,: MARCH 18, {87%6~TWELVE PAGES. or lone his own. Whetber the Presldent dld really make the orders lmynud to him, sud, it 80, upon what charges or for what ressons, will requiro further testimony to snow, Tha testi- mony srould scom to connect the soveral re- movalwof Durfeo and Peck mentionod in the testimony of Orville Grant as having beon ee- cured by him. O, W, Babeock and othors, and perhaps O, 13, Babeock, will hava to bo called to the atand, oli an ox-Bearotary Dolsno, This post-iradersblp bualness sbould have boen exposed and nm‘;bmnnu out two yoars ago, or at loast last winter, and 1t cannot bo denfea that, in neglecting ‘tho favestigation, congidoring tho responaibla sourco of charges mado personally to membors of the Houso, thoro was censurable carcloteness nt tho Leat. Peck's tostimuny has not belpod the impeachs ment case, howovor, nor haa it implicated any Fodoral ouieur, except C. WV, Babcack, in wrong- doing. IMPEACHMENT. The Commitice haa secured avidoncs nsido from that reported by thoe Clymor Cownmitten nbundautiy sufiiclent to convict” Uolkoap beforo tho Benato. It will bo sliown by tho Impoache meut Committeo that tho lato Secrotary hod ovi- dance beforo him (l!lru 830 that tho oilicers and soldiers at Ft. Bill woro chargad oftortiouate prices, and that Evans, tho trader at tho post, whon romonatratod with, pleadod that ho could not sell bia goods chieaper, becauwo ho bad to pay £12,000 a yoar for his privilege to ono Marsh, in New York, 1t mll bo shown to the Sonato that this matter was brought (o the notico of el- kmr. and that ho pald no attontion to It, and neglected to aithor Inveatigato the matter or to removo Evana, 170 the Assoetated Prens,) A GENEUAL DENIAL, ‘Wasminarox, D O, March 17.~—Ex-Gov. Campboll, of Wyoming, now ono of tho Asslst. sut-Secrataries of Stato, waa bofore tho Commit~ tos on Exponditores fn tho War Dopartment to- dav, snd road a dispatch published {n the New York Herald, datod Bismarck, including Lim with others in the salo of post-tradersnips, and sald he appoared hero voluntarily to dony undor oath ovory atatomont concernlug him fn that articlo, Ho hind nover ju_any way, directly or indirectly, heen concorned in fho eale of post-traderships or fin any bargain in any way affecting post-traderships, and no ooo for him bind boon authorized to uso hia name 1 connection with the salo or Larter of post-traderships. Ilo said Lo did not know of any post-traders having pald monoy to tho Becretary of War, or to any other person for tho priviiego. o had heard such charges in Wyoming, but notling defiuito, noe coufd Lo toll who fold him., PLCK'S BTORY, ? C. K, Peck, of tho firm of Durfco & Peck, Banl-irnders at Forta Sully, Rice, Stavenson, and uford, testificd that tho tradership at Fort Buford was taken from his firm snd givon to A. O, Leighton, Gon, Hedrick waa ® parier of Leighton. J. W, Vaughn was dosignated to succead the firm at Fort Stovan- sou. The firm was pat out, as Mr, Peck undor- stood, through Orville Grant, James P. Fitz succoedod the firm at Fort flice. Fitz, in cone vorsation with him; atttibuted his appointment to tho fact that ho gl-‘uz) lnd boen attontivo to Mr. Tomlingon, au iuvalid who hiad been placed in bis care, and a brotber of Mrs. Baiknap, Mr., Athey wos ng ointed to succeod tho firm at Fort Sully. Mr. Peck gaid Lba hud & converras tion withi'tho Becretary of Var, wha told bim the sppointwacnt had beon givon to Athey DY ORDER OF PRESIDENT GRANT, and that was tho roason why his firm was ‘mt out. Athoy hsd bsen n cliont for W. 0. Babcock. Burvoyor-General of Kausas, and a brother of Gon, Lisbcock, lato tho Prosi- dent'a prisate socrotary, It was a valuablo post when the firm hed it, notting aboat 810,000 n yosr. The firm enterad into a contract with Atbey, who had o teana, W. C. Babeock camo to soe the firm about a contract to employ Athoy at tho rate of 81,500 o yoar uatil ho could furnfsh means to purchase tho stock snd sup- plies of Durfoo & Peck. Athoy subsoquontiy abe tainod such monns. Witnoss supposod the ap- pointment was procurad throngh tbe influence of Burveyor-Goneral Babeock, In fact, it was 8o understood botwoen himn and Athey. It further sppoars from tuo testimony that Lurfoe and Peck wero INDIAN TRADERS AT CHLYENNE under liconao of the Interior Departmont, and wero sucoeeded by Georgo Kels, to whom tho firm gold their stock at satisfaciory prices. Wit ness underatood Felt's appointment was through the intluence of Orvillo Grant. The post was wortli from 88,000 to $10,000 a year. Tho trade at Btanding Rock waa worth about £10,000 s year, Witaesa attributed tho romoval of tho firm ot that placo to Orvillo Graut, Having understood 8o order for rovocation of tho_licouse of Durfoo & Peck was {sauod from tho Indian Bu- reau, switness asked the Seorotary of tho Interior about it, and the Becrotary informed him_that tho ordor was Jsaued by direction of tho Prosi- dont. Tho Beorotary sald that if o did not cut off a hioad when ba” was ordered to do o tho President would cut hia hosd off, Thero was no complaint whatsyer againat tho firm of Durfoe & Peck, Witueas detailed tho charscter of tho contract with Athoy, In consideration that ho wotld buy up tho stook of Durfes & Pock lio was to recoive a salary at tho rato of 21,6008 yearun- til o should do 8o. ‘This wos dona to “protect the Interests of tha firm, na thoy had $10,000 wortl of gooda at tho post, and aa Athey might haul the goods thoro &t any tmo, and uotll Athey should buy tho goode of tho firm = thoy -twero to pay Hurveyor-Gon, Babcock $750 a quarter. This they did for thres quartors, making the sum of £2.250, This waa in consideration of Babcock's having procared the contract. Witnoss said tho proolamation of the Prosident extondivg the Great Bioux Reservation enhanced the value of theposts on that reservation. Cheyonne and Standing ock wore on tha Great Sloux Resoryu- tion, Tho effoct of tho proclamation was to drive awsy all competition, Queation—Do you know the reason which jn. duced tho fsauanco of tho proclamation? An- swer—It was gonerally underatood out thero that it was through tho influonca of Orvills Grant, Q.—To cluso out all compesition? A.—Yos, air; which it did, —_—— MARSH, I 18 BEXT FOR. Spectal Dispateh to The Uhieago Tribune, ‘WasmingroN, D, 0,, March 17.—The statement is true that the Attorney-Genoral sent & privato mossenger to Montreal last Tuosday to try and induco tho Marshes to roturn. Ro, howover, anticlpates interforonco to provent it from par- tloa intorested in {heir continued absonce. If this does not take place, ho expeets to boable to socuro tho Marahisa' proseoca in Washington, 8lsj. Blaford Wilson, Soticitor of the Tress- ury, sud Wastburn, Chlef of the Becrot Borvico, have gome to Montreal to en- doavor to scourc the roturn of Marsh, If Mareh really dealros to testify, and to toll all that ho knowa' sbout tho wrong-deing, b will soon bo bero, Wilson and Washbum carry to Marsh official avsurancos of an unconditional pardon i ho witl como bore and testify bofors tho Committoo of Congrese and the Graud Jury, ‘Shero aro good roasond for hnllevlur that lead- ing Demoarats havo dono all {n tholr power to provent Marsh from coming lore to toatify. Auother day will show whothor the mlssion o Mantroal hias beon succosuful, [ 70 the Associated Press,) MAUSI WILL COME DACK, ‘WasinnatoN, D, 0., March 17.—Attorney-Gon- oral Pierropont sovoral days ago sont a_messon- Rer to Canada to bring Mr. Marsh to Washing- ton, The Attornoy-Gonoral has hoard from hh’ ageus to-day, and oxpocts that Marsh will soon bo hero, Terms of eafoly have boon offered to Lim that in all probability will be acceded to, e " HEADSTONES, TALE OF A DISAPYOINTED 1IDDER, Wasuixaton, D, O., March 17.—Maurlos J, ‘Walsh, of Now York, appearod bofore tho Qom- mitteo on Military Affairs to-day in reference to the soldiors’ tombstono contracts, Ils claims thay although his bid for first-class Oarrara mar- blo way only somo 8900,000, out of which §200,~ 000 was to come back to tho Covernment in the shapa of duly on tho imported article, the contract wea givon to o Mr. Brldges, of Keokuk, I for ©900,000 for Amcrican marblo of vory inforior 8uulny. and without any such sdvantege ¢o tho ovornment, 1o chargea atso that Dridges’ bid was put in after the bour flxed for openin, the bide, aud after two of his own }\ alsl'e, bad been opoued, Ho asaorts that Bridges was al4o favored to tho oxtent of $76,000 in a change af requirements in tho specifications after tho blds wera tu, e i i, The efforta of tha Conklivg orowd in Now York to keep Goorgo Willlam Cartis sway fromn tho Htate and National Couventions nre attract. ing wide-sproad attentivn, ‘Tho Oincinnati Commerciat eays: * Lvery friond of honest anm will bs glad to wolcome to Oinoinnati he echolacly sud bauorabio gentlemas whoss history {a bright with good works,—Georgo Willam Curis. Thosa who tbink dr. Cartls meroly the moat hod of our political writors, & brilliant siet, and pocoessful novelist and glewnx lecturer, are weriousl: tistaken, Hols an admirable Yulhmonmhn and foraible publio speaker. In a rough-and. ready couventlon Lo carries the bana of jron uador the milken glove, o would adoru the Hevate, Then Le kuows that Dristow iy the coming man.*” 3 FOREIGN, Terrible Railroad Accident Near Btras. bourg—A Train Falls Through o Bridge. Evorybody on Board Killedes | Thirty Corpses So Far Recovered, Thoe New French Administratfon Wil GIve All Monarchicel Prefects “La Grande Bounce.” 8] Littlo Bervia as Fall of Tight as o Evor—Tho Grecian Honx, Sonor Castolar Makes a Great Spoech of Ope position In the Spanish Corles. FRANCE, A BCPREXE LORRoOR, TLoxpox, March 17.—A Paris dlspatch to the Dally Telegraph eass an arch of the rallway bridgo over the River 1, near Latterbach, gave way under tha prossare of the flood. A peasen- ger train from Muiliouso for Btrasbonrg, which was crossing at “tho timo, was precipi- tatod into the river. Tho carriages fell on top of ono anothor and wero dashed to pleces. Owing to thoe violonco of tho strosm nono of the pestongers could be saved. All wora eitber crushed ar drowned. Thirty corpsos have already been recovorod, BUFFECT. Panis, March 17.—Ex-Minfstor Bufret attond- od o ruception given by Presldont MaoAfabon to- day, Ifo reitorates his declaration that he will not accept & nomination a8 caudidato for any vacancy o tho Senata or Ohamber of Deputios. WILL DE REMOVED. 1t is undoratood that the Profects of the Do- partmonts of Gard Gironde, Bouches du Ruone, Vancluso, ang Hauto Loire will bo diamissed, and that the Marquis D'Madilbac, tho Legitima- tiat Profect of the Basscs Pyrencso, and a noto- riona abottor of tho Carliets, will aleo bo re- moved. . THE ELECTIONS VERFIED, ‘Tho Beneto Lios comploted tho verifieation of tho elections of ol its members axcopt two, Tho cloction of Marshal Conrobort for the Dopart- mout of Lot waa doclared valid with- ont discussfon, ‘* Tho report upon tho conduet of tho clections in Gironde and Bouches du Rhono shows that the Prefocta porsccuted Ropublican candidates without intor- mizsion*snd eupported Bovapartista, The 8on- ato, howevor, confirmed tho. result of tho elec- tion in the Intter Department by o emall ms- 1;" ty. The cloctions of tho Bouapartiste ALM. upasquier and Aloxandro, in Bavoy, were also conilirmed in epite of o demand for inquiry. M.. Herold, of the Left, supported the demand by citing_the condact of the Profect, tho Marquis do Fournis, who, he aeserted, had dismissed certain Repubiican ofiicials, and dls~ misged tho delegates of somo Communca. TLAN OF THE NEW ADMINISTRATION. TLoxvoN, March 18,—The Paris correspondent of tho Times ropurts that tho programmo of the Ministry has been communicat to bum by sn iolluenttal membor of the Cabinet, Its chuiof points are a3 follows: 'Ten or twelvo of the most ob- noxious . Profects aod Bub-Profects will bo romoved within a fow days and roplaced by wmen sinceroly reeolved to servo the Republio. Thoso will bo carofully selected,—men particu- larly calculated to attract tho support of the widdle claes, The cases of the remsining oficiala will thon bo carofully examined. Thoso who interfered in etoctions through political paeaion will be dismissed. Othors who acted uuder orders or through orror will bo romoved 1o other Dopartments. After thogo changos aro made nesurancos will bo given to oflicials that thoy havo nothing moro to fear, Tho Govorn- ‘ment bas rosolved upon the deolaration that it will not mako use of the stato of stoge, but willnot introduco a bill abolishing 1t, 88, by existiog law, it oxpires tho l1st of May. Tho Governmont will not fntroduce a bill ‘on municipal roform until she end nf tho year, ns tho excitoment of municipal eloctions during tho present yoar is undosirable. It will, however, endeavor to cnoaso ofticials from musicipal connclls, and en- doavor to arrango for the olection of uew mu- nicipal councils to roplace the municipal com- miesions which bave boon appoiuted in somo places by Prefocts. A bill will be introduced by the Government restoring to the State the solo power of grauting university degroes. THE BENATE, Loxpox, March 18.—The Paris correspondant of the Daily News, roviewing yesterday's votes in the Senato on thoe conflrmation of ‘the eloc- tious, remarks that prosont mdioations cauue doubts s to whothar & majority of the Benatois Repablican, TURKEY. A TEACEFUL AuSaIo. Ragusa, March 17.—~Bozldar Petrovie, Proal- dont of tho Montonogrin Senate and Forelgn Minister, accompanied by Senator Bozcovick, havo gono to Grabovo for tho purposo of in- duciog the insurgenta to stop fighting, snd to pravont forelgnora from joining thom by way of the Montenegrin frontier. UNFOUNDED. VinNNA, March 17.—Tho report telegraphed to the Ruski Murthat Greoce hiad offored to on- tor into an silinnos offensive and defensive with Bervia aud Roumnnis, 8 pronouncoed in woll-in - {‘mmnd circles 1n Belgrado to bo without founda- ou, BERVIA. Beranse, March 17.—A ecrisia in tho Sorsian Cabinot lss arlson. A change of Alinisters impends in consequenaco of differences of opinion manifeatod at tho rocent conferonco on the ques- tion of declaring war, Loxpox, darch 18—5 s. m,—A Vieoos dis- Patob eays it is stated that Servia hasdetermined to raiso o compulsory loan for wilitary purposes, and to exact it immodiatoly with the utmost ngor, BETVIA BTILL ANXIODS, Loxvoy, Marck 18,—A Vienna dispatch assorts that tho Hervian Minlaters seom to favor immo- dinto war, 'The situation is aggravatea by cons ttuuod roids of ‘Turkish troops on the frontier. Tho troops are rendered uttarly reckloss by ‘want, .Tho 7'imes special diapatch from Vieoun eays Austrinn roprosontativos as Bolgrade had snother iutorview with Princo Milan ‘Thursday, and urged him to mako a binding _declaration fu fuyor of peaco. Tho Princo asked s few days' dolay, becauso ho could uot trust tho pacific as~ #urancos of Montouogro, Hosaid it AMontono- #10 entered into nction, ho could uot romain be~ biod, sud proparation for war wag all the moro necossary, a8 tho Turks wero again coacontratlng on tho Borvian frontier. Long Cabinot’ counclls aro hold dafly. It is thonght at Bolgrade that tho Govornmont will fcnd a corps of obucryation to tho frontier, 88 s aid last yoar, —_— SPAIN, FOREION ILLATIONS, Alapuin, March 17.—Dan Calderon Coblantes, Toreign Ministor, has submitted to the Sonate the toxtof amoemorandum communicsted by Mr. Cushing, Amoncan Ministor, on the 81st of August, and Bpain'a reply thereto. CASTELLAR'S BPEECH, Loxooy, March 18.—A Madrid telegram ro- ports that, 10 the Cortes Thuradsy, Senor Cas- tollar made a four-hoar spoech. Ho criticised tho polioy of tho Ministry generally, and dwolt chlefly on ita course on tho religious question. Ho doolared tuat Ultramontanism had created tho civil war. ‘Tt bouse was crowacd. Al the Mintsters woro present, but rowawod silent. Lho spectators in thoe yalleriea sovernl timoa ap- lauded the spoakor, Carava, Det Castitlo, sud "avin will roply to Castollar, gt it CREAT BRITAIN. COLLISION, Loxpax, March 17.—Tho stesmer King Rich- ard, Capt. Poaraon, from Baltimoro Fob. 20, and tbo stoamer Athlato, of Dundalk, came in cols lislon biore to-dsy, Tho King Ilichard was con- atderably damagod, and was run sshore st Tran- woro, whore ahie now lies tull of water. DE4TRUCTIVE FIRK. Loxpod, March 17.—A block of shipping Warohonsea lo Portland etrcet, Manchester, way burned this morming, The loss is estimated at soveral buudrod thousaud pounds eterling. TUE JIYLEMEY, Loxpox, Mareh 17.—A d Associstlon from Dublin s the irish Hifle Asscalstion view with Bfaf, Leech, Jate Captain of the Inst . Team, sad requested him to organize an_Iriah tesm to entar the intornations! matoh at Phila- delphis, ' Maj, Leech replied that he would do all in Hs i""" Ho regretted the National Association had been nnable to form s Britiah and presumed oach country would now aend Ita own sepressniative —_— LIBERIA, RXD OF THE REVOLUTION. Bmenna Lroxe, Africs, Feb, 28.—~The war at Capo Pslmss is sbout ended, Tho (ast fighting was sbout thros woeks ago, when the Goshoes sttacked tho Town of Tupman, but wero ropulasd with hoary loss. The Unitod Btates frizato Alaski had arrived at Cape Palmar, The Captain was inatructed to arbitrato botwoen the Liberians and Gosboes, Thore was to bo a mectiug on tho 26th of fntn;unry. when it was thought » troaty would 8 signod, Robertd, tho ox-Presldent of Liberis, diod at Monrovis ou the 24th of Februaty, and waa buried with military honors the next day. ——— ROME. TEACE CONFERENCE, RoMe, March 17,--Bovorsl mombers of the Chamber of Deputlos hold a mecting and ro- solved to attend the forthcoming international confersnce in favor of srbitration, ‘sod to use tholr inflnence to inducoe the Italian Govarnment 1o propoeo to other Htalos the conclunion of ar- bitration troaties snd & mutual reduction of Armamenta, NOTICES. A Universat flemedy — ¢ frown?s Bronchial Trochea™ for couglis, colds, and bronchial affactions, stand first {n pubilc favor and confidence 3 this result Las been acquired by a teat of many years, A Purc Tonic—Tho Wonderful Vie tnilzing powers of Wishart'a Pine-Troe Tar Cordial (a purely vegetable extract finely distillod from the life- #ap of the evargrecn wild forcst) will thoroughly puri. £y the biood, rumove ail symptoms of pulmonary dis- €ases, and Jeave Lie ontire sysiem swoet and clean | ‘Burnetr’s Flavoring Extracts are used and indursed by the best hotels, contoctioners, grocers, and the firut families Ju the country. GRENADINES, &o. Chas. Gossage § Co. Black Grenadines, ‘Bpeoial attention is called to the hand- some line of thoso goods we have justorened, whioh inclndes now and elegant designs in Fanoy Woven Silk and Wool Grenndines, Mexicaines, Reonilles, Hornanis, Damasse, other choios productions in Blaok Drosa Fab- rios; also to the superiority in quality, col- or, and finish shown in Blaok Caghmores, Mohairs, and Alpacas, with an advantage in rico that oustemers will approciate. Please Inspect. State-st.---Washington-st, €0CO0.4 3EANS. Cocoa Beans And Cocon Shells, at _HICKSON'S, 187 South Olark-st, SILES. CHENEY BROTHERS' ANERICAN SILES! ELACK AND COLOBED GEOS GRATHE, SPRING, 1876. These 8ilkza, manufactured in the moatap- proved mannor, are warzanted not o out or change color in woaring, and surpass in woight, finish, and durability, any that can bo obtained at corresponding prices. For Bala by all the Leading Retailers, “ Chency's American S1lks combine most beantifally In ;um::e- with all the u.f’t Goel ?nd&‘ ao:: 'vynz‘:‘nl and we heartily recomment em for thel U ‘{;ln&l}lty [ (g. sttention of our resders.”—scribner’s (onthly. SPRING WHEAT FLOUR. __ BESTSPRING WHEATELOUR 86 Peor Barrel, at HICKSON’S, 187 Bouth Clark-st. BANK STATEMENT. REPORT OF THE CONDITION NORTHWESTERN NATIONAL BANK AT CIIICAGO, In the State of Ilincis, at the Qlose of Business March 10, 1876, RESOULORS. = L oty 73043838 D d I o ! ! Ihflfl"li“}'ng Orerd: 5140200 U. B. Bonds curociroulation, ta $50,000.00 1560,000.00 101,742.04 3,706.60 53588 1,£03.34 42,303.08 anl 2,773.00 Fractional Uu; (includlug ulekala) I.§§§.§§ 1 .y €010y 1] o fenanins o JR08: Redomption Fund , 8. Troase 8 Der cont ot clroulation), 207,310.54 15,760.00 . LIABILITY'ES, * 706:880.38 90,600.78 280,030.00 704,040.00 =highid 130,610.00 8082701 | 620,001.50 #2,300,462.28 Btate of Miinols, Cotiuty of ook, ss. ¢ 15 ¥ 0d bank, i e Bonlad e merrenst i beev ol my kiowledge and b AM| . B'I‘URGES., 12.-5["..‘ this 1 day iRt o g ek BLTRAE Correst~Atiasts’ NS MACKEREL. o i oo MACKEREL. 18 pouna kits for §1.85, at moxgon '8,167 Soltsh Clarkeat, DRESS GOODS. ~ SPRING [MPORTATIONS. Field, Leiter & Co. STATE & WASHINGTON-STS., flave now open the most complete assortment of Spring and Summer DRESS GOODS Ever shown in this market, com- prising all the staples, and Novel- ties from every European and American market where elegant goods are a spccialty. Special attention 13 called to gome very beautiful soft CASHBERE BROCADES DABIASSES, Embracing all the newest tintsand colorings, and to a linc of Bro- caded and Shaded STRIPES, In entirely new and the most fash- ionable designs. An extra fine assortment of “French Foulard Cambrics” and English Prints, in the neatest styles. The above are a very small pro- portion of the stock to which at- tention is called, but can sately say “that it is perfect,” a8 grent careis always taken in making selections, Prices in all instances will be found to be very low for quality of goods bought. BANK STATEMENTS. REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THR FIFTE NATIONAL BANK OF CEHICAGO, In the Btate of Illinois, at tha Close of Business, March 10, 1876, $1,704,4 o.fi 50.033‘ 157,206.00 £24.761.13 6,480.28 RESOURCES. Loans a0d disconn! Urordratia,. . B, Honda id sectre ciroalation.. Dizo from aporoved. Do frons it Meilosal 6 frons ohier Nai Baaks... .05 Carrant_espenses sad § 185,408 [N it 85,149.01 O sdstE il e s 74045 30,008.00 nickols) Lis1s.83 Leyal-tendor notes, <. 323,000.00 U. B. Certiticatss of Do- potls Loe Lagal Taodas_80,000.00 o oo Redemption fuad with U, 8. Treasurse v 45 per cent of ciroulation), vavess 2,250.00 Das s . B, Treasarer, other thaa b Do coth Sede D e, 14,000.00 Tohah iz 5,474,002.74 LIABIATIES, Dokl o .MWO‘I‘,'J‘S.ZIQ dapoalt o 1323500 Duo ta otner Natiogal ' ° Hasks. o 481,387.42 200,440.50 200440591 .a70.985.03 Mo ST AT GI T4 e o Bresidunt. 'St the_abore namad Baak, do solomnl ear that the above statement is trus tothe bt ol my g SO BINGrON, Proudsn WM e e 1o i Bl Notiry Publlo, “Correat—Attests g . gubia, I WITBEGK, REPORT OF THE CONDITION oF THE Home National Bank AT CHICAGO, In the State of Illinois, At the Olose of Business March 10, 1876. RESOURORS. D Fr015 APORONS FORRTT BROAL. Dus from oflise Netioaal eaks. Dus from Htate banks and bank Farnitura and Ostaras ng. Natlooal Hauks Fractioual currenoy (includiog Logal teader nutoe. ... Uslted Btates oo tej n»mumi. o amption “Treasurer (§ pac cent of clro + Totahusssrmeeesssnrrens (i Aey apital atock urplus fuud, Othar undivi Natiooal suk note Individusl depoxita b st £F o1 pi A T Ve e iy 23, Gaorga W, feak” do’asfs ., m‘iflflll s traw, to 1l .h“fl: ?I':II I, 4 sbiarol e ‘shavensmed was ihat tho faowiedge and batiat, 0. W. VULLE s 433 ‘swors 1o befocs me this Mtk e uu‘x'm"?t.uium " Nota March, 1876, Cocrest—A! A TLLING] TRt Disse SPEOTACLES. BRAZILIAN PERBLYE SPXCTACLES 4 MANAMLYEE, wfl\clfl& U‘MI iy ‘ot BANK STATEMENTS. . REPORT OF THR CONDITION oFTHR ¢ ¢ ° * COMMERGIAL NATIONAL BANE OF CEICAGO, At Chicago, in tho State of Tlinois, &t the Close of Businoss March 10, 1878, RRESOURCES, oa Yttier auncks, bumd 454 oHERFo Duo frum approved norve Aunu.; $301,013.80 pigfa il 237000 - Coiminnns o P nwd e . Pt 20,239,984 : Richengorior Cleariog: oL Houmers- : 95,784.83 ) DBl of sibioy i H Hankncre: . 1,101.00 | T paan ‘ aat-tendor B0 200.038:38 754 Redomptian fand with 21,010.00 U8 Fressurer. 2,250.00 Total... sressravesnonsns82,800,30 4,64 . LIABILITIRS. B » 1,260,038.87 N ihrte WAy 1 00,012.20 Damand cortincates ' e g'g s. . 320513 of 250.08 Cerilsiod clig Dy ofber Natl: “l';fluu HNation- o g 209,074,02 Dua to #t B 34 buikars, 319,108.81 618,178.43 veee$2,860,304.58 Btate of Ulinats, Comnty of Uook, st L, George L. Otls,*Cashier of'the above-named Bank, fokolamal nm‘r.&fi:z e bore statement 1s trus, 10 108 e ox;uim L. OTIB, Casbier, d swora to bef this Tith Marod, 1076 'JOHN B MREIN, Notary Paia s Correct—al REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THR UNION STOCE-YARD NATIONAL BANK OF CEIICAGO,’ At Lake, in the State of Illinois, &t the Close of Business 2 March 10, 1876, . ., 5. Hon urs ation. Dize from approved feserve agents.. Duo trum vtner National Beaks, Keal eqtate, farniture and Checks and other cash ftem Eradlomar Sorneaey Gnclalag Biskels raction: r i R e ) B o Logal-tender nots. 6 per caat of Girauletivn)seseeass ilademption Fund with U’ st §:'g§a_:'_ eveese81,003,318.23 ! Titnots, Ooanty of Cooks : B A K Siimkaer, CoKiarat the abovenamed ?filmfl- tfl:‘mlll l‘w&; \1- 7 itatement s oo ot oty n 8 bl &, 8, STIOKNEY, Cubter, Eworn 1o and sabecribed bai 11 ) 104 T SRS i b1 da, o raobadtteste, VMY TUOKER BTEPHRN B, ROATH, BAML, M. NICKERSU? 1ts aabject to von :P“’s\t‘l.‘;:ol;rl cheal e atlon Dua 10 ftate Banks and Banki Totalissersssstsassse REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE THIRD NATIONAL BANK OF CEICAGO, Atthe Close of Basiness, March 10, oo o from apbro riai i”’\fi%é&%&fi red TCesorve Aganta., .. 8205,596.87 Dus troms oiber N~ Df.'::lfiv':';-f‘d' simo: 116,486.22 an Bankersee,.... 108, X Roal Eatate I:mmn"flo 42737918 2 106,712.36 85,043.38 15,748.43 09,082:34 22,561.00 Matinihe Nk 4,700.31 Spess ineladng Gold tonsttomtec Noioar 4BGB80:88 Nedomption . ¥Fus. ek cand of hreutss ,,:%‘},7?;‘ .b 80,000.00 N Gption Fundeee 5,010.00 bhimiia $4,090,161.16 LIABILIT(ES. Gepltal Stock patd ia Otblar Undivided p; e e Individual Depostia § 1,001 Domsud Cerulicaiss 0,504, 0732,560.88 A78,855.13 2,504,603.70 $4,000,164.18 B e riier of 405" Above.named Dask, do tolemuly awear that Lhe above stalyment 1s Lrus, (0 the L s Sl e o, OHARLRES R, ST'KE] Blrsotars. REPORT OF 'I('ER CONDITION PRESTON KEAN&(O, BANKERRS, Asmade to the Clearing Honsa Association at the Closa of Dusiness, March 10, 1876, Notas apd Bifls Mmuunou ates e s s1pBid: 183,377.83 8020,754.80 18 100,000.00 gt gl it el g £ . Undivided Profita. o, $920,754.81 3