Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 14, 1877, Page 2

w THE CHICAGO 'V'RIBUN SATURDAY, APRIL (4, 1877—TWELV PAGES, N STATE AFFAIRS, Proceedings of the Hlinois Legislature at Spring- field Yesterday. A Decisive Battle in the House Between Honesty and Corruption, _ In Which the Best Homesty Can Do Is to Retreat in Good Order. The Ringsters’ Friends Spurn Even the Big Sop Thrown by Smith, Defeat of Hickey's Bill to Oust the Board of Cook County Rascals. The Democrats Satisfied w ith Corruption 8o Long as It is Doniocratic. Passago of Seven Bills by the Senate, Which Now Go to the House, ILLINOIS. TRE SOUTHERN DISASTER AND TT8 ZFYECTS. Bpecial Dispatch fo Tha Tridune, Sramvorizep, 1L, April 13,—Mr. Buiith, of Tarawell, thia morning introduced his bi}l reqaire Ing additionsl precantions against fire in hotele, etc. The bill s as follows: Snre. 1. Do it enacted by the Peaple of the Riate of Iinols, represented in the General Assembly, "That it el bo the duty of all Isndlords, inn- keepers, orn or proprietors of bolels, boari- Ing-houses, and otber public places in this Stato ontertaining gueats or boarders, to provido within ninety daysalter thls act becowes a law, for each foom nscd s a sleeping Apartment sn nated alore the accond floors of all bulldinga used for purposes of entertalnment, a rope Iadder of sufl- .clent ntrongthlo permit the escape of the occu- pants of such rooms In_case of fire. Ons end of #such rope Iadders must b secarely fastened near one af the windawa of esch slecping apartment npon the Inslde of such room, and must be of suf- ficlent longth that, when put out of the window, the other cud of such ladder mustreach within two fect af the ground below. §tc. 2. Any auch landlord, fnnkeeper, mansgor, or proprictor who shall fall to comply with the Emmlonnt Sec. 1of thisact shall be hiable toa ne of $25 for each and overy day be or she shall 0 fajl or nezlect, to be reconvenad In any court of competent fariadictlon, on complsint of any per- son. Skc. 3. Tt shall be the daty of the Chiet Execa- tive officer of any town, village, Ofcity in this Btate, on the complaint of any penna to ineti- tate and prosccuto all eaits turvlnl: oA 6t this nct. and ‘one-hslf of the Gncs col by such 1 be pald to the pej gnaking ol ihamoney und of wuch complaint, and theother half #a collected mhall be pald fnto the scl such town, vlilage, or city. COLLEUTONS' COMMISSIONS, The bill of Me, Bmith, of Tazawell, reducingthe feen of County Collectors was paseed. It provides that the commtasion pald by all cltfes to Conty Collectors shall be 1 per cent. This Is a reduction of 3 per cent for Chicago, and fn citles in conne ties of the second class & redaction of 3 per cent. The bill now goes to tho Senato, WARENOUBE CHARGRS. Tho Speclal Commities on the bill changing the , mteof warchouse changes mado thi followlng re- post: o the Ilon, James Shaw, Speaker of the Thirli- /A Qcneral Assembly: Your wpeclsl Committee, appolnted to consider Tiouso Uil No, £72, known as the Warchouse blll, would raport as follows: The Commitiee syus sppointed chiely (o obtain fuformation iu regard ta the bl The present law stxce tho raten of storago at 2 cents & bushiel for the firsu thirty Juya of atorage, and ono-twlf of§ cent & hushel for each fiftean days or part thereof thero- aftor, “Tho bill cousldered dzes the rates of stor- ago at 13 cents for the Arst ten days, and one-half of one cent o bushel for each tondays or part there- of thereafter, Thore came befora the Committee the Ifon, Mur- Neleon, of Chicago, He stated it to bo the fact that tenths of all the grain roceived Into stor- ace fn Chlcago only rematned Jong enough in ware« house 10 b linble foF etorago charges for luss Lian twenty-ono days; that for all grain warchoused for Iena than twenly-one doye tha bill considered wa reduction in the storage charges; that the bill was au increase in the atorago rates upon so much graln 28 was warehoused for more than twenty days. but that this was only ono-tenth in t of the grain recelved at Chicago, nnder the present Pmu:a of winter rates, 11 the prain remaincd {n store over six months, the proposed bill would operata as a reduction. o atod that he belleved the aippars and merchants in krain would be as desirous a3 the warshouse- en for the prapased cuange la the Wareliouse law; aleo that the first chiargo for storaye came out of th country shipver, and, therefors, that the bill pro- posed was a redaction as to all’ graia stored for Buch citizen "Thers was also before the Committes tha Hon, Willlam Smith, of the Tuilroad and Warchouss Commission, Tiestated that he and tho other 1wo members of the Commuslon favorea the pro- posed bill, aa far as it related to the change in’ the Tatea of siorage, No ather portlon of the bill was considered than that relating to the rates of wtorage, and fu thia renpect your Committes would recomuend 1 D10 pies, rolylng upon the statements Above bet dorth, Mosks J, WENTWORTU, F, K, Gnanogn, 8. Jack, Hpecial Committes. COOK COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, The flickey bill for tho reorgaulzation of the Doard of Comminsloners of Cook Connty, with Bmith's amendment reported from the Special Commlttee, came up this morning, sad Mr, Me itk renewed hi attack upon It with ss much vioe Jenco and vigor an if Inspired by—well, say by Clem Terjolat's beans. Tho Reprewsntatlv from Marion <¢enounced the bi)l ss an outrage. It asked of tha Leglalature to overrido the will of the majority ot the voters of Cook County, who had elected cor- tain men to oftice, 3e, Smith, of Cook, vald the' bill was not now ogun to the objections nadulo the Illckey bill o mmendment had been adopted §n a wpint of and wan estlsfactory to all partics, and it would bo carricd 3Mr. Enston sald that ihe powers exercised by the County Board were almost hinperial, and ono great object of the bill was to chanze it every. year, so that thero might be a full alowlug and “overbaul- 4ng of what had been done, MK, KEABNEY DENOUNCED THE IDEA of legisiating out of oftice men who bad been duly elected, The vote fu the hot days of July would Do s farce, and would be carrled by the bummery, {The whols wovemnant for e Jeglulation of 1 Doard out of oftice caine from would-be cantractors, whose bida bad beeu refected. “The bili propase L leginlate Democrats ont of ofico ta pas Kepub- eans fu, and he hoped It would be defeated. Mr. Bexton said bo was & Democrat, end, nas Democrat, supported the vill, It was not to legla. ate Democrate out of office, but was to leglslate A CORNUPT, ROTTEN RN out of office, which ought to ba dune. He hoped e very Democrat wuuld vote for tha bill, Me. Rlchu ssid some thin; wmnfim becn done by the County lioard. _‘Thers had been wron: 4n the matter of the Court-llouse fouudation, ani the people of Covk County were entitled o rolief, Lut thef bill did not afford it - Mr, Slttig—Are you not s brother-In-law of the elunlm::lur who is faylag the Court-louse founda- tiont Mr. Klehm-~1am, hut I am not hero o defend carzuptian, sud am ‘uat hera 7O AXKWER FOR MY DROTHUER-IN-LAW. 1 haveniready sald there was something wrong in that Court-House foundation busiuevs, Mr. Klehm moved to referthe bill to & special comuittve of Sve. Tabled. "o rol} was then called oo the Dhamags of the Bill, and it was loat—ayes, 47; noes, 47. The only member of the Cook 'County delegation ab. scol was Mr. lickey, The only Couk County who votcd sgelnst the bl was Kearney, The others all voted for it Tho bill waas in fact killed by the lobby engi- Bicered by . E. Goodell, vx-Manbal of Chicago, e Dewocratic slde was plled with the srgumneni that the bill was one to legirlats Deuocratd out of ofiice, Unthatscoro apy bill 1o reorgsnize the County Bourd will be S10CTLY OFIONED OX TUE DEMOCHATIC $ID| ‘Ybo County Board's lobby bero slio used nwnt sreunicats—about as potent as Perlol uns. Tho dodglog which the s)im vote dlscloses #hiows whero the {uduence of the Jobby may have cous | Mr. ton changed his vote to no inorderto wo! vuslderation, snd another effort will Le made Lo aute Wil It received two more Yoles thay would have dune the uriginsl Hickey bill oo the Demacratic eide o tle Couk County delegation +—those of Measrs. Swith and Sheeldan, VACK-TAX. This afternoon the Frank Adams Uack-Tax bill was feported back from the Lcveaue Commltien with recomwcndation that it pass. Tbe bill has d the Scoate snd been resd the Snt time fo ouse, As reported back it ls smended a0 as o spply also to Elgin. Joliet. aud uther citice that wanied L epjoy the Lsachle of the blll Thi com amendment will send {t back to the Senate if the Uill be pansed in the House, INDUSTRIAL UNIVERSITY, The:olll to anthorlze the Truatees of tho Tndus- {rial Cnivetsity to invest the funds thereol 1n connty or echaol district bonds pased. The pres- ent law requirea the investment fo be made in bonda of the United States or of the State. The bill shonid be entitled, A bill 1o loan the fande of the University~$110,000—to Champaign Connty. That county now has bonds ontstanding that fali due inJane, The design of the bill ln to aljow ‘bonde 19 be inaued in lie of those to b taken by the Univerity. The bill now goesto the Gor- ernor for his approval. RAILROAD TIME, Mr. Hantineton's bill authorlzing railroad com- panies o (ncreare the rate of specd of lrsins through cities and towns from four to eight iles et hour, was parsed, and now goes (o the Senate, CONSFIRAGT, ‘The Tloune concnrred fn the St m!ndmen’u 10 the Matthews bili defining conspieacy, which fs A copy of the Inited States sfatote on thatsubject, The b1l now becomen & 1aw on the approval of the Uovernor. nIG INILN. Me, (ranger, in hehiall of Mr. Arm»lrnng. “who {sat howne nick, offered 3 resolution for (he par- chare of the portrait of Shabbous, the Pottawa. tumle Chief, which l¢ gow In the pomsesnion of Me, Weliber, uf Streator, Varlona hurlesque smends menta fo inclade in the purchass the portraita of Sitting Bull and Spotted l‘tmllnfi the discussion, & Journ Ut Monday a5 o'cl A notlon waa then made { . Doth mo- tlonn were lost. A mution to adjouen antil Mon- day at 010 o'clock bad also been mado by Mr. Ilerrington, but not voted on, - A NARROW BSCAPR, At this Juncture Mr. Roblnsun; of Fnlton, mov. :::l to Yln 'tnnlm:r the vote by winch Dill 257 bad en lost, Mr. Filtts moved to table the motion to recon- stder. ‘E\\'llal'! the bill1" ssked several members In the midst of tho usual confuslon preceding ad- Jonmmient, *1t's onr Connly-Commissloner bill; theyaro tryfng (o ateal it1* shonted Mr. Easion, and in- etanter there was & sensation throughout the hall and lobby sgainet any legismtion of the County Ring out of uttice. A langie of parliamentary rules was soon raised, but Mr, Wentworth called atten- tion 1o the fact 'that the pending busincss was Mr. Arinstrong's motiun. Mr. Wentworths made tho polut of urder that, (harefore, the motlon to recon- slder was out of urder. Bpeaker Shaw sustained the point of order, and #0 the bill was saved from belog killed beyond the ibility of resurrection, ae it would have been iad tlie motion to reconsider been entertalned. for thls afternovn It would have been promptly ta- bled, BENATE PROCEEDINGS—~SEVEN DILLS. ‘The Senats to-day prssed seven bllls, which were then sent to the House, Among there wan Huut's bill for the clection of Judges ami clerks of clection. It providea that, at an election to be held on the sy atier thio vt Monday in Novem- Ler, 1877, and avuually thereafter, thero shall be elucted in'cvery township and election precinct in thfs State three jndges of olection and two Cierks of election, who shall constitute the Bosrl of Electlon for such townshép or precinct, and when- cver any townahip has beenorshall be aivided intwo ur morea electlon districts there shall be clected in each of ssld districla s Board of Election. Every clector voting at eatd electlon aball be entitled to caat three votes for judges of electlon for said township, IE:“I"“‘ or election-distriet, 8s the case may be, and he may cast all of sald votea for ona and the same candidate, the same votes or equal parts thereaf among reveral candidates, as ho shall seo fit. In like manner overy elector shall be entitled to cast Two votos " for clerks of eloction, and . may cast both of ssid votes for one and tha same caudldate, or may cant one vote for each of two candidates. The three candidates having the highest number of votes for judges of election #hal] be declared Sudges of election, and the two candidates baving tho hithest number of votes for clerks of election shall be declared efccted clorks of electlon, 'The bill, with tho cumuistive-voting clause, passed by eas Lo B nays, COLLEGIATS mONORS, The bill anthorfzing the Indnstrial University st Ign to confer the usual collegiate literary feo ps and sent to the House. MR. CASTLA'S RAILROAD BILL was 8180 Dassed, d goes 1o the ijouse, It pro- 1 road corpotation now urganlzed or dolng buainces In this State, or that may here- after arganixe at do business in the State underthe lawn thereof, shall have and mnintsin & pubils office or place fn this State for the transaction of 1ts bnelness where transfers of etock ahnll be made, aball be "F" for public Inspection which shal! be reported the amount of capital stock anbscrited, and by whom, (he names of the owners of fta etock, and the amounts owned by them respectively, the amount of atock paid in and by whom, the transfers of the aald stock, the amount of its asscts and linbilities, and the namen and piaces of resldence of its officars; provided tnat a majority of the Dircctors of any railroad corporation_now fncorporafed or hereafter to bo incorporated by the lawn of Lhis State shall bo citl. zens and renidents of this State, excepting such corporations as aro alao (ncorporated and Fave the g'l‘:‘aalarplrt of thelr maln line in an sujolning s 0 WARKIIQUSE RECEIPTS. Mr. Riddle's bill making warchouss receipts negotiable also passed, and was sent to the llonsc. It “provides that any porsou in possession of any bill of ladlng, warchonso receipl or othér documont used in the ond{nar) ‘businesa as proof of the possession and control of gooda, which has been fnsued to the owner thereof or hia sgent, and anthorizing or purporting to an- thorize, either by indorsement or delivery, the ‘mlltnnr of such document to tzansfor or roceive he goods thereby representod, shall deemed the true owner of the goods deacribod In “h 30 {ar a2 to give valldity to any cantract mads by him for the sale, piedge, or dlaposition of the s, or any part thereof; provided, the buyer or plegde haveno notlce that e was not the actual bona- fide owner of the goous, PENITERTIART TROPRRTY, al Dispatch to The Tridume. SrriNarizLy, 1L, April L. —Tho llona. Alex- ander Starne ana 0. 11, Miner, of Springfield, and ‘Thoroas Meredith, of Hatavla, have been appoint. ed by the Governor to make'sn Inventory of the property belooglg to and on hand st tio Jollet ‘enlientiary. snd he may dlstribute and in which oks I OHIO, LEQISLATIVE, Covuunus, 0., April 13.—In the Honsa bills were introduced to fix tho salary of members of the Genersl Assembly at §500 per annam; to pro- vide for the appointment of phonographic reporters for the Genersl Assembly, snd 1o prohibit the erec- tion of toll-gates wHuln one iifla of villsges con- waining more than 150 inhnbltaots, 'lh::lh;l‘:uu have adjourned until next Tucsday wite FIRES. FOREST FIRES, TRowpout, N. Y., April 18,—~Flires are raqiug In {ho wooda In {his vicinity, On Stany Hill, aix miles from this city, an ares of ten enuarc miles has beon Lurned over, The house of Qeorge Pure ay been destroyed, the family barely escaping with their liv men in the vicinity the flames wera beaten back from the woltlement, but aro still raging in the woods, and unless & heavy raln comes soon the de- struction will be great, ] ——— IN OHICAGO, A still larm to lfook and Ladder Company o, 288 12:10 yeaterday afternoon was causcd byasn nciplent firo st No, 205 Clinton etreet, the real. dence of Thomas Sulllvan, Dswage nominal, AT PATERSON, N. J, Parsnson, N. J., April 19.—J, Howard &Co.'s palut and ofl store, 176 and 178 Main street, and sdjoining bulldlngs, were damaged to the exlont of $45,000 by fire this moruing. Iusurance, IN NEW YORK. Naw Yosx, Apri] 13.—Ths old Chickeriog Tall, on Fourteenth atreet, occupled by Il B, Terts & Bon, suctionoers, was damaged lsst nicht, to- getbiorwith the contunt, 10 166 amount of $15,000; Property insured. AT 8T. GEORUE, ONT, Br. Gxonux, Ont., April 13.~The fosndry snd machine shop of Bell & Son burned this worning, Loss, 36,000, e —— AMATEUR LYRICS, 8pecial Dispaich to The Tribune. Jacksonvitue, M., Apnl 13, ~One of the fnest coteriaiuments ever given in Jacksonville was pro- scoted 1 the opera of ** The Bobemian Girl,” by the punils and faculty of the Cunscrvatory of Music in this city, to-uignl, Sirswn's Opers-liouse was crowded. Tho affair bas heen in course of prepar- atlon all winter, and the sccurato vocalization, the appropriate acting, aud the grace with which it was piesented on the stago woull have dons credit to a0y Opera company 1 Americs. The chordees are supported by about furty voices, snd the principal characicrs by suma of the best vocaliste in the Weat. The cowpany will visit Quincy, Spring. fleld, and perbape Peorls, and have m...pn'fl h the unsnimous request of the sudlence who d them lo-night 10 repeat the opers in this city next Tuesday night. —— EVANSTON, ILL, Bpectal 0 The Triduas Evaxerox, L., Apnl 16, —A caucus was held bere last ovenlug for the momination of village officers. After listening o reporta from the Village Treasurer and Chalrman of (ke Cowmitles on Water-Works, the followlug were nominated for 0. luso, N. 8. Davis, E. A. L' Kedsie} ) Jeuks, J. F, mllngfi J. for Follce Magliirute, 8. B. Bradley; for Village Scott’ for members of the Library . Boutello snd L. J. Gage. OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS. Bavitixous, Apri} 13,—Arrived, steamship Ber- lip, from Bremen. Nuw Yonx, April 13,—Arrived, sleamshipe Gere magls, frow Livespool; Malue, from Bremen BULLS AND BEARS. The Big Fellows Gored Wednes- day Making Wall Street Lively. Their Present Attempt {0 Buck= and-Gag Their Fellow Gamblors. The Bulldoze Peremptory Sent to the Young Editor in the Talt Towor, Mr. Kennedy Sqneals for His %1,500,- 000, and Snes His Treache crons Allics. Ex-Gov. Curtin Included in the Unlucky Pool which Gould " Fixed" THE RULLDOZ Bpectal Dispatch to The Tridune. Nxw York, April 13, —Late this afiemoon the Stock Exchange. Lhe Delawaro & Hadson Company. and the lelaware & Lackawana Company, oficlally offered rewards of $500 each for the conviction of tho persans who knowingly circulated & report April 11 with {otent to depreciate the market price of the stock of these two coal compantes. The cffect produced by this was not marked, the offers making the psyment of the money contingent on convictlon. The action indeed was generally ro- gurded as & hugs farce, it requiring the almost impossibility of proving maliclon intent. Nobody has .yet made a movo o attempt It, though tho oripinators of the stock story Are known to nearly everybody on the streel. These persons make no secret of tha matter, but ciaim thoy believed and still he- Tieve thelr statement true, and sasert theie right to expreas the opinfon freely. 3Mr, Norris, Chairms f the Exchange Law al Commlittee, is confident ho can secure the punish- ment of the partles if ha can prove wha they aro, and says tho rewanis are offcred in good faith, Mr, Oliphant, of the Delatware & Hudson, is highly indlgnant still at the reports, which ho saya aro part of an organlzed conspiracy Tin down onastock for the purpore of aflecting others, flfs company bad borno patienily with the nttacka hitherto, bat'ls now determined fo pat an end to them 'by making an examplo of the suthors of the last reports. If the law does mot pray! mely, the company will ondenvar to st least have the law chanped. Mr. Oliphant raid a mote had been sent to Mr. Whitelaw Held demanding an Instant retraction of the libel published Thureda; that was not camplicd with, a suit for Jibel wanld bo {nstituted. HENNEDY. Bpecial Dispalch fo The Tribune. ‘New York, April 13. —This afternoon at {he in- stance of Kennedy & Co., tha brokers who sus pended payment Wednesday, sults were {natituted in the Bupreme Conrt against David Dows, W. L. Scott, Presldent of the Canada Sonthern Rallroad, John F. Tracy, ex-President of the Chleago & Rock Island Rallroad; Abram B. Daylls, broker; ¥. W, Tows, Secrotary of the Chicago & Rock Island, ox-Gov. Curtin, of Penne sylvania, and 8 number of others, for the recovery of suma aggregating $1,500,000 alleged to bothe amounts of margins due by the parties named on Northwestern common stock, which Kennedy & Co. were earcying for them up to Wednenday last, Harvey Kennedy says, In regard to the suits, that, soma monthe ago, the partics named formed a pool for bulllng Northweatern common atock. Thoy employed Kennedy & Co. to buy 50,000 sharea for them at 45, Intending to run them up to 60. Mr. Kennedy charged the pool 7 per cent for carrytng the stock, and a short timo after the formation of the pool, Mensrs, Dows, Tiaylise, and Flower took up thelr shares, saying they could got money at 2 to 8 percent, and did not sce the nse of paying 7to Kennedy & Co. Mr. Kon- nedy says, however, It waa distinctly undorntood that their stock was (o be subject to tha call of the pool, and that thoy, as well as i othets, wero to to pul 100! margins If necessary, while atock could be " closed out st U0 they were to recaiva thelr share of the profits. Mr, Tracy had other ventures in Kennedy & Co. ontslde of the North ‘western pool, and, owing to hisiliness of tno braln, hie had Istter gn; into dificulties. Though belny unablo Lo attend to businesa he gave a power of attornoy to_his hmlhur&llmhw cott, but moon alter, and ol 3 was decided 1o make s bargain with Jay Gould, who was given a_position as s Disector of tho Company, snd. in eturn, was to advanco monoy tosustain the stock. Soon the puol members saw the miatake they had made. The road had been made & dividend-paylng one under lienry Keep's management, and many had invested in 1t Whea these heard of Goald's clectlon, knowing hin nnzulnlnn 283 wrecker, the took alarm and sold, large quantity of stoc! was thus thrown on tha sireet. It is suspected, mureover, that Gould himsclf sold 10,000 to 20, - 000 sharesof the stock short. The pool wasin ‘worse condition than before, and when Kennedy & Ca. mado a call on them for further margina, unablo to reapond. Thin precipitated The others, | ing ‘I'racy’s iefec- alool or made a acramble each to eave d Kennody & Co, were left In the lurch, an_indebtedness of 81,500,000, ‘Tracy's thelr handa, foots un nearly $700,000. Mr. Kennody endeavored to effect & settlement quietly, but the pool disclanned responsibility, and, ae s Iast reaurt, the st wero braught, 0 summonsce wero huerlealy served, because Kaoncdy & Co. had reason to befleve that ex-Guv, Curtin and Mr, Beott wero sbunt to leavo town, Alr. Kennedy I¢ confident hie will recover, [ ———— CRIME. MYSBTERIOUS I'OISONING CABES. Evaxsvicrx, Ind,, April 13,—One of the most remarkable and mysterlous criminal caacs on rece ord in the West has just come Lo an end in this city, A Oerman named Kdward Leyer, a farmer in Warwlck Canaty, thirty milcs from Evanevillo, was arrested last Decoinber, charged with polsons ing the clstern of & neighbor named Prederick Cook, from the effects of wllch Mrs, Cook and a number of the surrounding community were polsoned, and Mrs, Cook dled, Mobs attermaoted to hang Leyer . twice, .but ho escaped, " and was brought to thls city for trial, An snalysis of tho clatern water, mud, and the substance found on the curbing and In tho stomach of the deceased, discovered arscnlc fu quantitics fn the irst-named articles, but none was found in the stomach, Leyer was teled hew, and the de- fense declded that the absence of arsenic in the stomach wae proof that she was not polsoned, and that sracnic was piaced in cistern aftor hor death by enewlen of Leyer, p Expert medical testimony of an important ni tare was introduced to prove that she might ha been polsoned and noarscnlc found after death, Leyer was convicted by jury, snd sentenced o the Penltentlsry for life, Nest day he attempicd snicide by cuitidg his wrist with bit or ihu. It wan discovered, and his 1fo saved, 1o grew Lloomy sud deapondent, The caso was appealed to the Suproma Coart. Last Tuewdsy ho dicd saddenly, after belng drowsy for s duy, There was & saspicion that he bad died of poison furnlshed by his wife, who hod brought him food. The fuod, stomaco, aud con- fents were ezawined and snalyzed. TheCorones Juiy adjourncd to-dsy. “I'he chemist ropurted no poison found. e gave It as his opinion that deally resuited from the asdministration of Lydrocyauic acid, & volatile pulson, which {n some cased pro- ducus convulainuy, but may act as & sedativo and recorded In tion, himsolf, a wit] shortage slone, inall venturcs in ‘ovidance (hat it has ot been inflammatory, and there would bo no aizas of et kind in ko sigmach. The. polson ftaell ca Uty e dlucovercd by the peculiar odor 1 cutaes, Veadmoling the Tragrauce of posch-blossoms, Ba Weibioadsy Prof, Achillea searched for this fn the stomach, but found no teaces of 1t Ihere, o states, howover, that in cases of long exposure attes death before exsmination, B¢ In Leyer s cuse, Hhe baur of tho polson miizht dleappear, ‘and when L had acted us & sedative, no itaces of poivon could . Auother doctor also fi o $-siaar opaton, A vhird thoughs Lo died of * despondency auc L yer was & ble.insker and had used bydrocyanic B e e vronertise. and ErecteDa uainted with its proper . I o Sther hand, his body way perfectly heaithy— the other not a aign of rupture or discase in heart or braln sutticlent o have pruduced death. 'The fury returned 8 verdict of death by unknown means. ‘The community has been violently agitated by the affalr, snd it s & wous mngular case. Opinlon fu greatly divided as 10 bls guilt or innucence, and 810 hf th, ilis sun, who wae judicted with Lim. tled, and wrotea letter oack confessing the :lfildh‘nl esculpating bis father. Theson fs still ety KIDNAPPER ARRESTED Civcannaty, 0., April 13,~A Comumercial s cial reports the arrest of the megro Booker at Loudon, ud the recovery of the boy Hav taken by from the aeighborhood of Toluabis sowe days ago. Corussus, 0., A?HI 14, —Boo! the negro, Loy ‘Willle “favena last Sundsy i Delsware County, was arrested 10-day at Loudon, 0., with the boy In blv Jussession, aad broughit 1o the city to-night. ‘Ihe Press Ageat visited the boy aud bls abductor 10-Rigus ab Luo Blatiou-Houagy who siole the TNooker pemiatently declares ko did not steal the by, but that the boy fnaieted, npon arcompanging hint because he had becn badly treated by rs. 1lavens. Jie eays he had nofope of reward for hig retarmn, and expecfed to_fake care of him 28 best " he could, The hoy mpon being Interviewed, saya when he left home he ex- Jected merely to (ke s walk. il ays be bas had 0 walk 8 great deal, sume days a8 much as twenty miles. ile {s delighted at the idea of being re- turued to hia parents to-morrow, Booker willbe remuved to Delaware to-morrow. RORBRED T3 SISTER-IN-LAW. New Yonx, Aoril 13, - Rdward A. Lambert, ex+ Mayor of Rrooklyn, and & gentleman of hitherlo unblemished reputation, fasaldtobe a defaulter. fle wan Jeit in cbarge, nine years ago, of an estate of $75,000, left by her deceased hnsband o Mrs. Nina If, Caok, his atster-In-law, Suspiclon of his honesty was firat aronsed nbout three years agu, when the ineurance company of which he was Preaidcat was sold ont to anolhee cumpany and $0,000 fell into Lambest's hands for services in effecting the negotistions, This ho was compelled to dllxvrfu. s, Couk Intrusted tha fnvertigation of her amaire to a liwyer, wha declared that he was warranted In making the assertion that Lambert s a defaulter v the ainount of $50,000. He compelled Lambert towurzender what property he was known to pos. #esa |u resiitntion for the defaleation. Lambert i & marrted man and an elder In the Fort Ureene Preavytecian Church in Brovklyn. e mm—— . INDIANS. Col. Miles Has o Talk'with the Hostile Sioux and Choyenncs, They Desire to Resume Thelr Freo Lunches at the Agencless But Are Somewhat Disappointed at the Great Father's Terms, Citrcano, April 13, —The following has been re- ceived at military headquarters 1IRADQUARTENS YELLOWSTONE COMMAND. Cax- TONMENT, AT ToXous Riven, M. T., March M4, — Assistant Adjutant General Department of Da- kola, 8t Paul, Mun,—Sin: Referring to my lotter of the 23d nltimo regarding the comtng of certain Indians, prrsuant to communication with them that 1had eatablishod, I hava the honor to state that the Indians who loft on the 23d nitimo with my inteepreter found the hostilo tribes on the Little Horn on the 4th inat, and a0 far dlaposed to accept the torms that [ hal sent ont, namely: Tlacing themscives under thejentire subjection of the Uovernment and either coming In here or going to the agencies at the South, that it was cricd through the camps that the war was over, and that no mora hoatile expeditions would be allowed against the white man, Tho camn moved taward this place Immediately, and my interpreter traveled with it two days, crossing frotn the Little Horn to Tongue River, and down Tongue Rlver to Otter Creek, and during this tima & ranner from A parly from Spotted ‘(all Ageney arrived convaylng the news of their approach, and {;rlnngn smmunition, My interpretee faw one 18 o '1om Otter Creek, 160 Indlans, chiefly waertors, csmo hero on the 18th Inst., led by siziecn chiefs aod hesd waeriors, of whom a part had been in before, all of whom desired to learn for themsolvea under 'what conditions they could come {n, and whather thejconditions werc moditled In accorilance With tho libéral torms alleged to bave heen offered through Spotted Tall, Amuny other thingathey stated that he promisod them an opportnulty of obtaining abundant smmunition ‘st the Agencles, which fs doabticss an unauthorized promise, The names of the Chiefa and hond roldlers swho csmo nro a8 fol- Jowa: Of the Cheyennce, White Bul for the Tce), Twao Moona, Littiu Chie, Old Wolf, Magpie Eagle, Little Creek, Spotted wolf, Sitting Night,and Chiet Tiear, Of the Sionx (Ogalislas), Wahafoo, Litile Mamk (unclo of Cenzy tlume), Ifed Torse, Hock for Four Crows), Horse ltoad, 1lird to Kil),'and The lump. 1 told them plainly, as I bad done before, the terma (an herelubeforo given), that 1 would not permit their golng backwards and forwarda between the hoatilo campa and this post, and that whilo the Government had no desire 1o lmpoverish them, they must cheorfully surrender such ponles and nris as 1 might roguire, Aa ey " wars {nformed by Spotted Tall's runner that the mili- tazy authorities directed him to say that the troops would be taken sway from heto, I informed thein emphaticaily the troopa would be refained here. White Bull, or the lco, & chlef and head warrior of the Choyennes: Tho llump, head sol- dier of tho Ogallalss; hix brother; llorse Itoad, & Sfoux Chlof; Little Chicf, Ceazy Malo, and Ak tlu Eagle, Old Wolf, Littla Creck, Chlefs of the ‘heycennes, and Fast Whirl, also a Cheyenne, re- mafned at this place as root of thelr food falih, sud an & guarantoo that thelr people will come in here and remaln or go to thelr agencies. The ro« matnier of tho [ndians left yestorday, Inlnmllnr to participate in the general” council with Sputtcd ‘fall, to bo hold on the Little Fowder Tiiver, whither thoy stated thor trlbea Wonld wiove frum iie Oter revk, The resuitof the council will probably deter- nilne thelr final action, 1 have {mpressed upon them that while I would seccivo their surrendar In secordance with my original demands, and _com- mauications heretoforo reported, yet If they wunld o Into tholr agoncics it would bo juite ss satisfac- lA-{rmy of these Indians state that they have never lived ot the agencles, and bave nuver before shaken hands with the white man, Ilearn thattheroin a half-brecd named Tom Hying at or noar the Spottea ‘Tall Agency who trades sinmunition to the Indians, and bad been with it lnto thelr camp shortly before thuengagement at Wolf sountains of Jan. 8. Also that thiere In a Snaniand, namo unknown, who has o unchie near the Black 1illls, engaged in the same lusiness, and that the Indians go' 10 his place st night to procure the anumunition, Thero are Indicatians that tho camp on Fowder River s breakingup. A consideruble boly, estl- mated variourly from 60 tu 160 lodgen, cransed the Yellowstono and went up tedar Creek Feb. 20 or 2. A ‘ur: of Sliting B! orted, ‘s bund, a8 herstolora F lian taken refugro In tho Rritish Pous sloney wid [ would roquest that tho moat pru sud declded mensures be taken fo retain them, or 1o prevent their refitting for hostilities againet the peunle uf the United Ktates, Whatever miny be (o Teault of tho facts herein related, the conferouces with the Indlans neitber have delayed nor will de- Juy active uperations, whichara at this time im- practicable, inuch lean - from ewollen atreama and deep mued than from lack of fornge, [ have kept the aniinals oo shiort allowanice of forage for seve eral weeks, and shal) have nons whatever a week henco,, Tle Indians, by coming ioro as thoy do, stiow tha they have confdenca I mo, and 1am of courso to place momo* contidence in thetn, In order to bring about, 1f possiblo, whiat wo most denlre, 1 remaln, ete. ELBox A, Mil, Colonel Fifth Infantry, ‘Tranenntted by Arrago 1. Teuuy, §r. Paui, - Apri i, Cuxrenne, Wyo.,'April 1%,—The Tndians ran oft tmfl{.mu head of horses from Dear Creek, thirty mil nlghi, jes dintant from this city, un Wedneaday Neb,, Aprll 13.—Lleut, Clark, atail, * received . from one of to 0 arrlved at Spatted Tail Agency 1 nug of Lieut, Van W. Riley, of nlry, who was killed In the Custer 1t I8 unt pusilively known whetler or not Crazy lorse, with his_bend proper, will como in. Tils reply to the Commisalon sent tu them bz,l a runner, was ‘that he .would come In and hold s council, "ince then nothing hae been lica him, and to asceriain fully his wheresbuuts ent, aud intentions as regards sureender, envoy, under the command of Ol Ked Cloud, hes -lc,l‘mu 3 ho party who arrived at Spotted Tail to-day conslata principally of Northern Cheyennes, whilat about forty of the same tribe ara en routo for the cantonment on Tougue Itiver, and will surrender to dex. Allles. ———— THE WEATHER, Wasuioton, U, C,, April 14~1 8, m, the Lake rogion, northeast 10 southeast win slightly warmer, clear or falr weathor, with station- ary or slowly falling barometes, LOCAL OBSEBYATION, Cuicaao, April 13, Wind. | Kn, Wealher, miassacre, from TNRRLL Sl kRYAT CusuRvATIONS: Cuiwauo, April i3-Mtdnight, _ |Bar, . Tar, Windt, Ratn Weather, SUICIDE, Tarris Rock, April 13, ~Last Wednesday an un- known lady, supposcd to be from Denluon, Tex., arrived in this cily, sod registcred as Miss Johne tue Coutral Houss. Yesterdsy she commite ted sulcide by the aid of morphine, The daceased ‘was aboul 33 FlHPI of age, Hve feel (wo Inches high, dark hafr, cut whort, oval face, vae of up- per teeth missing, Befofe the suicids sho de- stroyed evory clow to ber {deatity, FINANCIAL, Poonipexcs, R. L, April 13, —Samuel Foster & Co., B. & W. Foster, Foster, Flaer & Cu,, and {ndividuals comprising theve drms, wade s ss- signment this eveniug for the bepedt of the credit- ore. Tha Indebledness a8 well as the sascts are very L Heary lussce In colon are tha e medlaly causca of tho tablure, LOUISIANA. The Commissioners Make a Brief Report to the President. They Bee Little Prospect of Success in Their \'Undemklng. Additional Instructions Arc There. fore Forwarded from Washe fngton, Washington Advices Still Predict an Early Scttlements To Be Brought About by a Withdrawal of the Troops, AT NEW ORLEANS. AT A STAND-STILL. Spectal Dirpatch (0 The Tridune. New OrLzans, L., April 13,—~The Commision isata stand-still, Thoraday morning & dlspatch in cipher was sent to the I'resident reciting the ‘progress that bad been made, and asking addition- a1 Inatractions. Up to 6 o'clock to-night no answer lad been received. The Retarning-Doard basia of reorganizing the Leginlature has been abandoned, and tho Commis- sloners are uncertain whether to adopt the Demo- cratle returns. Overtures of this kind have been mnde to the Commisaton, but not acted upon. Nothing was dono to-day, and it is oncertaln whether three days or & week more will be required tosco the Commisslon throngh. Much depends upon the naturo of the inatrnctions from Washing- ton, and on the dlssensions among the Commlise sioners themselves, TUR DIVISION 18 PECULIAR. Tlawley and Iiaclan are oxtreme Ropublicans, Mac. Veagh and Lawrenca nre Liberals, and [rown is a Demncrat. Nothing has yet been proposed that hina sccured the concurrence nf moro than two, ‘The most that !e hoped for ia that there will ho a nrnanr:‘fl four to one, with the Demacrat In the ml "Thie prolongatton of the Cammissfon' work will extend the aerslons of both Legisintnres, “Tha election of Senator {n the Nicholls hody has been postponed. Notice has been given that two ‘ballots will be damanded to-morrow. _ An election one nwny or the other would simplify matters reatly, e Wyly, appolnted fo tho Supremo Court by Warmoth, and the dlssenting member againt the Retuening Board decialons, is developingstrength, 1le is now & liberal Nicholls man. NO COMI'ROMISH, In conversation to-day (lov. Packard sald he would agreo to no compromise: ofther he was Glov- ormor or he was not Governor, lo Intended to force tho fsaue onthe Pressdent. Thero was no office in tho giftof the Administration he would accept, ‘Thio Commuanlon has niot. yet Tost hope of rear- ganlzing the Legialature on ‘aome basis, At pres- ent cfforts aze directed toward that end. LATER, ‘The Commissiunors recelved a l:lxhcr dispatch 'mml\\'l" ingtonat 0 o'clock, and are now con- sldering it, Packard 1s rrl:ulrlng anaddress forhia friends at the North calllng for woney and arma, Ludeling has prepared o sccond brief n regard (o the ntatun of the Packard Supreme Conrt. The new point In it {s that Art. 103 of the State Con- stitution maae 1t the duty of tho Gencral Asseme bly to enact the Election law of 1872, IN BECRET BRISION. Tb the Western Asmciated Press. Nxw OrLEANA, L8, April 13, —The Commisston was In executiva on moet of tha day, but noth 1ng bas traraplred na to the nature of thelr deliber- ationn, This evening tho Commission receivod 8 dispatch fram the President, but declined to make known its contents. A. 8, COX. FRANKLIK, La,, Avrll 13.—The Hon, 8. 8, Cox, of New York, deliverad a lecturo {o 8 jarke and highly-sporecintive audlenco at Evans Hall here to-night, 1he subject of which waa **frlsh i{fnmor. " Mr. Cox and wifa are now belng sorenadod, IN WASHINGTON, ADDITIONAL INSTRUCTIONA TO TN COMMIBSION. Bpectal Dispaich to The Tridune. . Wasmxaton, D. Ui, ‘April 18, -In the ciphor communication sent by the President to the Louls- fana Commisalon to-night was the request that the Commission make no further attempts atanad- Justment boyond what {a suggested §n to-night's dlspateh, snd that they preparo to retarn to Wash- ington at tholr earlicst convenience. TIR PIRST IMPORTANT COMMUNIGATIONS which the Loulsiana Commisslon ha# sent to tho Administration were recolved yosterday and to. day, and wero the subject of conslderation at a long sesslon of the Cablnot this afternoon, Nel- ther the exact nataro of the ropurts were submit- ted nor hay conclualons reaghed by the Pres dont and bis adviscra been disclosed, but there is reason to beliove that the solution of the contro- veray in Loululana {8 now close st Land, The points that the Commlsalon sgree upan wero re- ported correctly to-day In tho Now Orleans cor- respondenco of the New York Zribune,and a mein- ber of the Cabinct says much more in detall than In the priv dispatch to the Prealdent, the synopels is sont by the Assoclated Presa, These points aro, that the Packard Guy- ernment has probably tho de jure title, but thatthe Nicholls Government exercise COMPLETA DE FACTO AUTHONITY In every part of the State oxcept in the 8t, Louls 1lotel, used by Packard as a State-House, and the four atrceta that suzronnd it. The Commisslon ls alio nndorstood to hava reported that peaca and order are maintalned throughout the State by the Nicholla Adminlatration, and that the Packard Uovernment has very Mitlo or nothingto do with It. ‘They szo also of opinion that Packard's authority cannot be established uxcept by the use of a large force of Federal troops, and that military support of this kind, to be offective, must be continued throughout the fonr years for which the Governor in Louislana has been electod, 'These polints on which the Commlission agree are understood lo hiave been reported to the Prealdent In cipher, Tho Commiasion, iu addition to this, is belleved o liave informed the Prosident of tho unwillings ness of either purty In New Orleans to agree to any solution which they have felt authorlzed to suggest, Tho Nicholls Goveroment has nothing whatever to galn by a compromise, and for Packard. to yleld & elngle polnt Is to give up the fight.. The DPresidont has telegraphed tosnlght to the Commission some sugs gestlons upon which It is expected they are to take final actiun. Thebelle! in the best informed circles 1s that the communication sent to the Commlsaton this evening will have the effect to bring matters In New Orlcans to AN IMMEDIATE CONCLUSION, Eflher some propoaitions will be mado to both parties there, which, i€ accepted, will result in an fmmediata solution, or the Comuisalon will retutn snd repurt ite failura to bring aboat any adjust meat by which ous Government can be socured in place of the * two nmow existing. Oune thing 1s certalnt the Tremdent and Uls Cabinet expect the Loulsiann caso o bo dlaposed of within a week from this time, The solutlon they are looking fur does not contempiste thie suppors of Packard’s Adminlstration thero by the further ueg of the troops now therv, or by send- ing auy others I thelr placa, fn'miinouncing tho determination of the Presi- dent to putan end to the juilitary support of the Governments i the Soutliern Siates, the Presi- dent will undoubtedly "f"’" tho bullet which ho holds that Packard was leually elocted, and that bl titlo 10 tha place cannot Lo chatlenged, but the withdrawal of tho traops will be based upon tho FRINCIPLES ALLEADY LAID DOWN in tho Svuth Carolina case, and in the letter of I structions to the Curiminelon, thut 1t s fmpossib for the Frestdent to suppurt contiaually by the u of military sny State Guvernmont in the Nosth or fu the South. The reporls sent by tho Commlssion as to the po- sition of the Nicholla y lu that tho leuders Clulm that thero 1e Bo reason why they should con- sent foa compromise, ey cldlm 10 bold the ke to thesituation In thele han and are contlden| that just as suou as pre Com New Ure leaus they can unluck the who! complication. The Tecoguition ot Packard, they knuw, ¢ noi thought of in° Washiogtou. ‘Vhe recognition of Nicholls they do not ask or espoct, Waenit fo known in- aido of Packard's fort that the Commlssion is not Lolug to recomnend further military luterterence, thoy belicys that the Puckurd Levislature will dla- integeate. The process will not viven walt for 8 for- Tial report frow the Commiselun, but their departute without any !nwuu?-;m!nl to the Puckar Emy to hold out will, It {s expocted, e foliowed by an immedisto break, The faction that 1a Lo descri the Packaed camp has been organtzed for some days, #ud fs only walting for the word of ita leadars move off with & cortaluty of getting ina fow daye s quorum ia thefr Legislature which CANNOT DISPUTED on any techalcul groun 11 1a uot surprisiog that Nichollsand bis advis 111 not consent to throw sside ¢ 11legal all the acts of their Government r!r'wmfli uring throw wonths of active work,and hus wiping the State clean to beglu and orgsoteo Leglalature, Courts, snd Execative afreab. NO' CONCE3SI0NS, T e Western Associated Fress, Wasxotoy, D+, April Ld.—The Loulslans Commlsrlonces, in thelr lonz cipher divpateh to the President yesterday, circumstantially relate the result of thelr confercnees with Luth the Nicholle aud Packurd Judges iu the reapectivo Su- rewe Courta, aud olber partius In thelr intercet. They say that they find the Nicholls party not dls- Lot¢d L0 make uuy coaccesions, but that thoy will . mnintaln lhelrfrm\nd in the bellet and hope that ultimately, 2 in the lamptan case 1n South Caro- ling, they will have full and uonobstencted posses- 1on of the Louisiana State Government, The Fackard faily aro ready 1o enier into an arrangement for a J'nmt Legisiatare to determine the pendine queations, but thia being rejected by fho Nickolle yarty. the Fackand party wrk the President to determine which {a the fegal State Government. The Preaident declines to sct npon tho request, as nuder the prescnt clrenmatances he would not be jnrtified jno making A declslon, owin; to the disngreement of the Nicholls and Packar partica, an the nnpromising prospecta of an nc- commodation. Tho Commissioners ask for farther instenctions, “which will be be sent safter the Cabinet sesslon, ‘The Cabinctadjonrned without enming toa con- clnsion on additions| [natructions to the Canimis. rlon. 'The aubject will bo reaumed at n adjaitrned meeting, perhaps to-morrow, It s not considercd proper at present to give publieity to the contents ©Of the telexram received yeaterday, bat it will be made public within & short time in cannection with such {nstenctions aa may bo fornarded to the Com- miesion, there holng now no nearer Approach 10 & Acttlemant of the conflict In Lonia‘ana than when the Commisalon wne sppointe)l. The Government experlencen much cnbarrasament owing o the ap. parent Imponstbility of & compromiso by the Packe ard and N chn‘ artie) WASHINGTON. THE OFIFICES IN TIE TREASURY DEPARTMENT. Special Dispalch o Tha Triduns. Wasttixaroy, D. C, April 19.—A number of important changes wiil probably bo determined upon In the Treasury Department dnring the pres- ent month, but all dismissals and appolntments except of snbordinates in the Burean of Lngraving and Printing will be dated from the 1st of May, No final action will be taken In any of the more important cases now under consideration during the noxt week. In reorganizing the Durean of Engraving and Printing, the Secretary of the Treas- ury will probably conclude to appoint a new Chiet in the place uf Jewell, who at preaent occupien that position, his object boing to secure 4 man not Ideatified with the old, It !s not understuod that any one has yet been solectod, but the namesof sovoral competent plate-printers have been sug- gonted to tho Secretary. A llst of .about 200 em- ployeaof the Burcau of Engraving and Printing s been made ont POR DISMISIAL AT ONCH, and thoso thue sclected will probably recelva notice of the fact within a day or two. Another st will be Immediately prepared for a farihar reductlon of the force in this burcau, Thesa redactions are made on account of want of an appropriation ond a lack of work to keep the present forca em- ployed. Thisburean, which has been provided by an appropriation i bulk, has been made the ro- ceplacle of hundreds of the friends of politicians who could not providle for them other- wise, snd tho result has been that the bureau has had 8 continual tendency to ‘become too grent, Many Important appointments which the Presldent has thonght of making will be nostponed unti) the meeting of thoe special scxsion of Congress, * All appolntments mado during o ro- coss of tho Senate, exceptlo fill the vacancies causcd by death, resignation, or the explration of commission, aro BUIMECT TO DIFFERENT CONDITIONS from those madoduring{ts acssion, an they coma under the Tenure-of-Ofco actof March 1807, which allows the Preaident only to_suspend clyil oficera appointed by and with fhe ndvice and con- #ent of tha Senate until tho end of the nest suc- cecding seraion. been sagyested to the President that there is somothing in the ln!dv which scems to findicate that he shonld give rame veason for the removal or sus- penslon of an ofiicer under thin act, whilo he ia not required to do so In easen whero the appointments are made durlng a seenion of the Senate. A carefal exgmination o dlnclore ln{ such requirement. that duting Pre Bot boen th tha act fafla to and It 18 certaln enident Grant's Adminiatration It has 0 practice of tho Presldent publiciy to ASS1GN ANY REASONS for tha removal or anapension of any civil efficer, Presldent flaven doea not contemplate the re- movat of any public officors except in cases whero tho intereats of tho public servico seam to require it, or clianves are necessary in oruer to Becuro tho harnionlons working of his le(cy in any particular, ~Por Instance, in introducink the con- templated roforms In the custom-houses of the cauntry, tho Collector who has boen honeat and of- ficiont, but who has been fdentifiod with tho polit- Jeal theory of managing hia office, and may thus be embarrassed in any attempts he might mako to ap- ly tho new ideas of the Administration, may, In cerlain cases, bo removed in order to insare the nuceeas of those (deas, Goorge Fisher han been. appointed 8 t sorze Fiaher han been appointed Snrveyor o Customn at Caro, . Tho comminsion of Fo36pl 8, Linney, at Danvillo, Ky., has boen signed, The Preaident to-day appofuted Jacob . Boro. man to be Amsaciato-Justico uf the Territory uf Utah: Peter C. Stiannon, ta he Chlef-Jnstica of tha Tetrliory of Dakotas and John J. Gospher, ot Ne- Draska, o bo Seceetary of the Terrltury of Arizona. GENERALLY APPROVED, PRESIDENT IAYES' ADMININTIIATION. Special Digpatch to The Trivune. ‘Wansninotoy, D, U., April 10.~Secretary Evarta was in Now York from Friday until Tueaday last, la brings back a very favorabls report of tho man- ner in which the Administention polley 18 recelved thero. Iio ways that It meets with'unlversal ap- proval from all clasecs of business men, and that tho leaders of both parties who had expocted to ‘make political capital for themsol orto gain advantaga for thelr parties by opposing the policy are already discovering thelr mistake. The Amor- {can people, Secretary Lvarta sald, are a poople ‘which subsist upon commercs, indastry, snd pros- perity, and which refuss to be forced to snbelst alone upon the eternal agitation of dewd political causes, Secretary Five tated, 100, and hiaromarks have a porsunsl, direct application on several ques- tions, that Republican leadors who think (hat they can prepare thelr own way to tho Presldency I four years by keeping the people In o state of cone stant agitation wiil FIND THEMSELVES MISTAKRN, Me. Evarts sald that possibly the most significant fact which ho discovored was the disappolntment of a good many of tho Democratic leaders, They bad thonght that for four yoars they could keop up ogitation with respoct to the title of the Prosidont, and could harsas the Adminlstration and {mpalr ita influence by constant iteratlon of opprobrions tarms and charges of fraud; but Mr. Evarta finde that the Democratlc rank aud file refune to encours sye such s policy, and that the Democratic, aa well 84 the Republican, purtion of the basiness accept aud approve the Adminletration's AT ATRITIRNS, 70 1ha Western Associated Press. Wasummaton, b, C., April 1, ~Uhe bealth of Represcatative Stephens, of Ucorgis, continues to improve. te 'J’"h hopefully of the future of thy country, and thinka (he Vresident will carry out his policy of peaca and gond will to the Bouth, 1le bulieyes that the solution of the Bouth Carolins troubles, which has resulted in the pacification of that Stata and reetoration of home rule under ampton, will! lead to slwllar results in Loulsiana b‘ the recognition of the Nichulls Uovernment, ‘I'he policy of the President, he thinks, will zestore peace taall parts of tho country, VARIOUS, CRICAGO MARINS HOSPITAL. Epecial Dispate 40 The Triduna, ‘Wasttixutoy, B, Gy, April L. —Doctor Truman W. Miller, Amsistant Surgeon at the Chicago United States Marine I{ospital, s strongly recom. mended for the position of Burgeon in Chlef by Kepresentatives Aldrich, Brentano, and others, It is reportod that Dr, Isham, the present Burgeon 1n charge, hse nover bocn attentivo to bis dutles, A treasury oficer was recently sent to Chicago to Investigate thia matter, ‘Durton O, Cook, who has acted as a lawyer In Juham's Inlurclt] s now nero, and bax recantly bad an interview with Becretary Sherman about tho charyos. 1f the state- ment a2 to the uoglest of pube dutles | " be lie rue, leham = wi likely to receive at lesst a rebuke from the Ad- wiunlstration, us Prealdont baw recontly stated that it is his firm purpose that United Biates offi- care ahall devote themsclves atrictly Lo the dutles of their oilices, and not regard public places sa private slnecures, 3 INVESTIOATION, Secretary Bherman hss commenced o organize the Commission which fa to fnvestigate the Now York Custow-House, The tion of Chalrman of the Commisslon L e rator have beon tendered to Gen. Dlx, 4ponso bas yet beon recelved from bus, It s Mr. Shormau's lntention tuvo coustitute this Comiission that it will com- mand the respect of the conntry, LEK'S CONFESSION, The Alwrnuruau-n\ i evideutly of the opinlon that the coufessivu of Lee, us published by the United Slates Atturney tloward, le but of tne resl confesslon; that the remainder um'fim order to secute the ends of jurtice. Bilt KDWAKD THORNTON. TV (A Western Ansoclated Press. Wasuxatos, b. C.,” April ) r Edward Thoraton will visit Englacd sloat the middle of Msy sud be absent from this count saversl munths, Thtrip is merely of 3 domvstlc charac- ter. Ilis recent visls to Canads was for the par. pose ouly of act(o as umpice ln the settlewent of he Ontario boundary, snd had no reforence 4o the Bablug queation, as rported. 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Lireh, lowels, Kiduoys, Misdder, Wervuus Uise 1un, Costivenesa, Indties tiiaus ¥ever, Tnfi 32 et n Viscora,' Warfauted-to effecy s positive curs, Yegotahie, coutainlog no mercury, milas 8, ety ersl, or deloterioud druys. . Obscrvatiia folliwing aymptoms resulting trom Disorderaof the Digeative Organe; buml& on, Tnward Piles, Fuljness of the RioodIn Pmm- 3 f the Stoinach, Nsusca, Heartburn, BoLE EEp ok SlakIng OF FILALLs e {a tho Hieot i L e U i ot Nlumh?’é"lmmln‘fl;‘nll "'éld.qlIl"l!l}llllflllll[l‘u" Hreathing, Flutlerings at the Heart, Clioking or Suffos eating sensation when in & .‘ln‘ DPosture, "M.wnlI \hluP. Dotaor Webs befors tha Iuhtl Feversni rl Trka ot i e Defcicnel of Berlmtion, Yook h n and es 1ol I 1] C| !,m.h-. and Budden ¥iatcs of Host, luraing in e ‘A'fow dotes of RADWAT'R PILLS wiil fres thesys. tem from sli of tho sbove named disorders. Prico, 25 centa perbox, - Bold by Drugglats, Ovarian Tmor Of Ten Years' Growth Cured by DR, RADWAY'S REMEDIES I have bad an Ovarfan Tumor In the Ovarles und llowels for Ten Years, Axy Aznox, Deo 37, 1A73. Lenc {iannd fov: ,rl ctans of 1bY b was Krowin, 15 such s S AL el ) s ety them, but Doally, aticr Soueh iberatiun, I trivd them., purcatel lx bottles of tha Nesolvent, two boxesof the Pills, and two buxes of thy Hellef. ' 1 usud thest wlmoulm!l['hlr!n\bunenl. determined to perss 1o, -f bead (Welvo Iara boittes of 1ha Husolyonktwo esot the Pills. efors thel ad [oag twenty-five pounda. continued 1o usa the todlcing uni(l | was 'HN thst I was entirely curcd. 11uuk the medicine about 810 unthis, and durlug that timolost 1un fiva ponnds n ook thres dutei botiics of the fiesolvent, sld ttles ltellef, and six boxes of the Pllls. | feed perfectly well, aud my heart (s ful of gratiude o lielp fn wi g deep aDiction, To yuu, it and your wonderful tedicine, 1 foel deeply fudebted IMA: iy prayer ls llllul sy beas much of & Liceslud ners ualt hisa Lean 10 e, ey " " ups, £ C. DIDBIS. Mra. Liubins, who makes tho above cergtficate, (4104 erson for whom I requested you to un? mediciue 3 \ina, 1873, lin mdICInes K0ovo Mated wera bougé of mie, with tho eaception of ‘whiat was pent (o hier Uf il gt tesliu S ot "Drugylst and Chemtst, Ann'Atior, Mich: ‘This may certify that Mra. Iiibbins, who makes ;ns ghove ceriifcato'tn aad Las beca fof many yuars, ¥l hown (o iy and thio facta thersin aiated aro undoy Silvnd undentavly correct. " Auy ane Wh kaows Blbl (7 -ml}mu-nnn-uwmn“‘h n, COQKEVO e HRE E B, FOND. DR, RADWAY'S: Sarsaparillia Resolved, THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER, For the Cere of all Chronio Diseases, Scrofuls &8 Syphilitic, Horedltary or Contagious, be it seated In the Lusgs or Stomach, Sklaor Bones, Flosh or Nerves, Corrupiing the Solids.and Vitiatlog the Flaids. Thy (sm, Bcrof Glandulsr Bwellingh R e e o Brau Tl holsrauss Whids s wedlopa. X umorm Jlce: kin ‘and’ lilp’ Discasca Mercurial Ditenics 'Feist Compiaata, dout, Dripey, itlcueth Ealt lipetns A% sk Gy W Bl 10 o nty oic. FRIC P Brodsts IR RADWAY & €9, 32 Warvens, 1. T Read ¢ False and True.” Seod one Ltsarstamp o RADWAY w CO.. 505 Banaat Now Verke | Iitormanon wosth thotsisd