Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 2, 1878, Page 2

i 2 _—— = FOREIGN. No OChange to Note in the General European Situation. Negotin- Lon- Pe- Continuance of tions Between don and St. tersburg. Blsmarck Will Renew His Efforts at Mediation in a Fow Days. The Anti-War Movement in En- gland Gaining Considar- able Strength, Rumora that the British Parliament Will Soon Be Dissolved. Ytaly UHas Net and Will Not Meddle in the Eastern Contre- Versy. Additional Speculations Regard- ing the Russtan Cruiser Cimbria. NEGOTIATIONS. UNCHANGED. Bt Prrrnsnima, Mav L.—The Agence Russe gays the situation s unchanged, The pourparlers continue, STILL AT WORK, ToxpoN, May 2=5 8. m.—A St. Petersbury Qispateh reports that the pourparlers between Yondon and 8t Petersbure by way of Berlin have been resumed. Nothing, Is made known sbout their progress. Tt Is rumored that au ultimatum has been sent to the Porte demand- fuiz the evacuation of Stiumla amd Varna within u certain thihe, and Prince Lobruoft Rostoffskl has been sppointed Ambassador to Constantl- nople. A correspondent points out that these rumors seeimn to be inconsistent, . but says the Iatter Is better nuthentieated. DOES NOT OBJECT. Loxnoy, May 25 a. m.—A spéetal from Ber- 1in usserts that Enzland dues not objort to the Austrian proposs! to occupy Bosnia and Ilerz- cguvina. 5 MORE “CONFIDENCE, Loxpos, May 8—3 a. m.—A Vienna dispateh says the Govertunent agatn expresses confidenco In the prompt meeting of the Congress, sud is aguin urging Englaud to aceept the Congress. MONE TROOIS, A telegram from #t. Petersburz announcos that an Imperial uknse bas just been Issued or fering the formation of forty-cight - fresh bat. tallons in addition to the forty-cight catled out u fortniuhit age. Three new artlllery brigades, with 141 ;zuns, are also forming, BISMAUCK. Loxnox, May 1.—~The Pust’s Berlin special says Prince Bismarck has intimated bls intention 1o return to Berlln next week, and {t {3 expect. £d negotiations will then be resumed, MUM, . Mr. Cross, In his spcech at Proston Jast night, taid the Uovernment wero not going to come munieate to thu publle thelr propasals in regard Lo the Eastern question before the mecting of the Congress, ENGLISII SENTIMENT, POLITICAL, MRETINGS, Loxvoy, May L—Political demonstrations or and agalnst X UdvaEIRAL this week, ‘The povufar” meeting at’ Bradford Mondav in support of the (Tovernment, at which Gathorno Hurdy, the ludian Sceretary, spoke, win followed yesterday by imeetings at Manches- ter, at which John Ditzht spoke, und at Brierly 1, s . opposition. ‘To-mor- tww another. - demonstration hostile to s Government will bo held at * Birmingham, The whole ohergy 'of the ooponents of the Gov crument e the north and eentra ot ‘Enweinng Wil thius be heard fn comblned protest ugalust the policy of the Cabinet, At the Manchoster meetings 1,800 delegates from the Liveral organlzutions in tle North of Euglaud were present, Joseph Chiambertatn (Railical), maime ber of Parlbunent for Biemingham, spoke at Drlerly WL ‘Tho ‘speschew of Bright asud Chamberlafn diroctly face the issue ralsed by the Government, ‘They ask the coune 1ry not to choose betweon the varlous courses for nsserting British futerests {n the East, but 10 act on the priseiple that we have no futerests there at all which are worth the cost of . war, They further ask it not to decide bow fur 1t 1s prepared W muintaln existing treaties, or by what ueans the exlsting enzuzoments can best Ve reconclled with the existing facts, but to Pronounce that the existing treatics arvan utter lstukic, § PARLIAMENT RUSORA, Rumors ol a dissolution uf Parllament are ngaln rfe. It Is waid the Conservative weso- ciatlons have recefved seerct ustructions to prepare fur such @’ contingeney, ‘The London correspondent of the Liverpool Z'ast suys he s informenl ou trustworthy authority that Lord Beaconslicld has vesolved on u dissolution, sud nnd It will oceur about Whitsuntide, STEAMEINS FOR TUANSIOLT, Tt s atated, as thoe result of welvato Inquiries maun by the Governmont st various ports vs to what steamers ure availuble fur crulsers or tur transport of arms or troops, tat about wevenly ateamers of “the first-class have heen srlected, aud will be commissloned when re- quited. Une company here, owning forty rreamers, have offered to place thelr entire fleet ut the service of the Government, ASMIRTON CROS3, Home Secretary, wade & long uddress at the opening ot the Conservative Club in Preston. Tis specch wus mainly o repetition of the urgu- mentsol Lord Ballshury's circular, inaintajulnge that, although such and such chse of the treaty of San Btefano might be fnnncent, the treaty as o whole was very mischiovous. The sneech, however, 18 fruportant ay showlng by its whole tevor that the Government adberes 10 its demnand for Jaying the entire treaty belors the Congress. Mr, Cross ealid the Govermnent It the Congress would convines the world, and Probably even Russiz, that the treaty gueht to be wodited. Engtaod, bo sald, would treal it fahily, and alwlt the changes that bad arlsen, but she had the right to discuss them, o denled that the Government cucouruged Tur- Key, or was actuated by u warlike epirit, The Goverument, ha said, sought to briag sbout au uceord ol the Powers, but what good would there be in the Powers meoting m Congress it he treaty they sigued could be torn up at uny oucut by vue of by eznatorlest THE INDIAN CONTINGENT, ToNvOK, May L—A Hombay teleergm stales thut the second detachimout of troops wuiled yesterday amid great enthusiasio, TURKEY, riaLIcING, CONSTANTINOFLE, May 1,.—The Britlsh flect which left Laniit for tactical excrefso are artillery oractice {n the Sea of Marmora will return to b former pluace i two days, NOT bUCCE-8PUL. Gen. Todleben bas uot suceeeded in Wis efforts ‘0 arrange fur the simultancous withdrawal of be Russlan truups sud the Britlsh teet from Lis nelgbborbuod. WAN PEELING. "I'he Russious arc stated to regard war with Zuglnd s doevitable. At the Porte, slso, Liw hopes of @ paciic urruugement buve becone weaher, WILL WITUD! 3, May L—The Fol W Vi Tias the following from Canstantinople: 1L KES VI ORIk of |4 i Correspuidence i Ttis sald that Gen, Toddleben has again wrged the evacuation of 8humla, Varns, and Batoum, in- timating that if the Porte immealalely com- plicd the Russians would withdraw to the toru- fled ting of Tenatafeldja and Derkus. SANITARY MEASURE. ‘The Porte, n consequence of the united rep- resentations of forelgin Ambassadors, has prom- Iscd to take measures to chieck the sanitary evila resulting from the crowding of refugees. THE CIMBRIA. APECULATIONS. ELLswortn, Mc., May 1.—The steamer Cim- ,bria lies at anchor at Southwest Harbor. There has been little or no communication with the shore except the purchasing of fresh provisions, The weather, however, has been very stormy. Some of the Russians sucak of mak- fnz excurstons Ioland should the weather clear during their stay. Capt. Badenhauneen expressed the opinlon thatthe meu are destined for the Pacitic Cuastto man the Ruestan ves. scln already on the Pacifie, and they aro waiting here until 1t is deterinined whero to tand them andhow to send theny, Several of the Ruesian of- ticers have hefore been ou the Pacific Coast of Amieriea, and also In China and Japan. To- day the Russian commander has been In telee graphic correspondence with the Russian Con- suiate at New York, IN WASHIINGTOX. Wasnixaton, D. C,, May L.—Intelligence of the arrival of the Cimbria off the coast of Matno has been oMulally communicated to the Gov- erninent, but tho information does not furnish tho details of her presenco and purposes, which are a mere matter of conjecture, Naval offlcers think the movements of tho vessel are signif- fcant as ehowing that {n the event of war between Russia and England it wounld be found the Clmbrla has on honrd both small arms and five or aix rifledt cuns for naval swarfary to prey on British merchantmen, and that s declaration of war would be followed by the nnnouncement thot vessels in other parts of tho world sim- itarty cquipped and armed would bo found. The Russtan Minister to the United States s now {o New York on businecss. EASTERN NOTES. ITALT, Romu, May 1.—The session of the Chambers was to-day reopened, In the Chamber of Depe uties Urime Minister Cairoli gave an nbsolute dental to the nunors that ftaly was mediating in the Eastern question. Cuount Cort!, Minister of Forelgn Affairs, con- firmed the dental, and also coutradicted the slatement that Italy had asked England to state her views. 1le declared that the Government, fn conformity with the wishes of tho people, would ulways keep as far as possible aloof from any complications that might arise, 4ERVIA, . Berarane, May 1.—Furloughed eoldlers are returnlog to their colurs with apparent enthust- astte “The whole army wlil be rendy to mokoa forward movement at the end of the wecl, EMBASSADORIAL, 8v. Prrenrsnung, May L—It is stated that Prince Labanoft, tormerly Ambassadar at Con- stantinople, will be araiu appointed to that po- sition tnstead of (en. Ignatief, and that fsmid Pagha will come to St. Potersburg. GORTICUAKOPI Br. PETRNSBULG, May 1.—~There I8 no change for the worse lu the condition of Gortschakofl, NICHOLAS, Nnrssa, May 1.—The Grand Duke Nicholas arrived to-day, and left for St. Petersburg. POLITICAL, Tosnon, May 1 —=The Austrian Gazelte pub- lishes an order prolibitlog the exportation of torpedous, MISCELLANEOUS. THE GREAT STRIRE, Mananester, May L,—At & meetlng of tho Committee of the Spinners’ and Mauutacturers’ Association yesterday o communication from the operatives was received, - offering to submiy thy subject of reduction of waces to orbitra- tlou,, hut,"tie” Couiimittee’ dcelled to retuse arbitration. It was expressed as certaln that nnless the striko terminate beforo Weduesday the Preston vinployers will agaln cluse their mills, Loxpoy, May 1.—Tho non-unlonist card-room liauds at Blackburn complain that they are not belng mipported, and threaten the Unlon with vlulence if they are not assisted. NETROTIAL. It Is understood that the Grand Duke of Mecklenburg-Sehiwerin will abortly bo betrothed to the Graod . Duchess Anastasly, daughter of the Russian Grund Duko Micagel, WELLESLEY, Luxvax, May 1,—Col, Wellcale, the recentlv reenlled military attache of the Britisn Legation at Bt. Petershurg, hos been appolnted Firat Sece retary to the Embassy at Vienua, EPSOSM 1ACEY The great Matropolitan atakes (handleap) at Fusom to-day wers won by the Duke of Weste winster's filly Mida LONUON, Muay 1.~Notleos have been posted in the various iills at” Preston that unless the n{nlw tsut un gnd by May 8 ull the allls will cluae. 1.OCK-0UT, The Secretary of the North and Northeast Lancashire Maslors' Assoclations has sent out notices to all musters requesting them to lock- out Wedaesday next if Lo strike §s unsottlod, INDIAN AFFAIRS, The Nez Percos=What WiHI e Hone with Them=WIill the Runawnys Come Luck fe JaT € Duvis=Toxus, veENwWonTd, May 1,—Tho party of Indfane who left Camp Joseph Monday afternvon for sitting Doll's camp were Yellow Bull, a brother. fnddaw of White Ulrd, Honees Kutt, a wreacher wall known in den. Howard's reporte, unil Evpowyerd, a brave noted for hilw truthfuls nesd. - Ben Clark, who arcompanied them, s an old Choyenue scout, und will go with them as fap an Bistnarck, whero he s Lo Joln o party of 500 Uheyennes, Thiw parly le expocted here wome timo in duly, The NexeParco Clilef, afier leaving will bo accompsnivd by u gulde, ‘hoy Fort Uenton 10 Vort Walsh, will mieet Whaite IHled t with him, rovortins the state in chichs they left Unlef Josnph and Wi warrlore, todether with thelr womon and childeon. It Is thoutht the canforence will result fu the consent of White BHrd und his followors, consinling of alont 1.0 hravew, o Joun Mo fostunos of Joseph, 1o avcept fhe tenine made by the Government sfter the sireomicrot Joeph's band, ‘Pheie disposition hiae Leen for wome thino a nietier of aonbt. Now [13% IWMHJ sura ihut the entiro tribo, uy far ae can bu recured, whilbe sent o the southwestern past of the Jindan Terrltor; ng Uha summer, Tha troupw at Fort Lenveuworth aro bolngdrilled as cavalry, and ure making rapid progress, Ube; :1‘!“0;1 l Ve warcklng orders prouably mboot tho it it don, Joft ¢, Davisis yot sbeent In Mexico, Mo BLas been gravted Alieen days’ extonsion to his leave uf wbwence from duty ut Fort Leaveawori b, Han Antoxnso, Tex., Moy 1,—tiom Ord s die- 1ributing the troope o the Pecow and the NoR - r‘mlw s to futvrcept ludianw from the resesvas ion. ————————— THE WEATHER, Orrice or TUE Cuiky SioNat Oreicer, Wani. INGTU May 2-1 8, m. —lIndicationi—For Tonnessco Ohlo Valley, fsiling barometer, voulherly winds, with warmer, clesr, ur partly clandy weather, Forthe Unper Misatésippl and Lower Mivsourl 1ling barometer. voutherly windy, warm- er, cloudy, and raluy weathior,” Frur tho Take (1L1s) Rezion, nortbeast to north. west Winda, statlonury barometer aud tempeia. ture, aud cloudy aud rulvy weather, Tie rivers wall geacrally fuil slightly, LUCAL Ulifill'A\‘lu’(‘M 1eaGo, May i, ” Maawum, 63: wisimua, . GENSDAL P T TR RIS ioas. B, | 7% 4 Tou” 8, weatte,. 4 1:& eal Masyurtty. ., i u. A 03 Cloudy, l'n:'u'ulu Fair, TIIE CIICAGO TRIBUNE: TIIURSDAY, 2, 1878, MAY WASIINGTO? A Hitch in the Passage of .the Bankrupt Law Re- peal Bill, The Benate Agrees to Postpone the Date of Repeal Till Jan- uary Next, Hints as to More Schemes of tho Conspiring Presidential Wreckers. The Blair Resolution Discussed by the Senate Judiciary Committee, An Adverse Report Confidently Expected from That " Body. A Reduotion of Over Thres Millions in the Public Debt During April, TIIE BANKRUPT LAY, ACTION OF THE SENATE. Specint Dispe.ch to The Tribune, Wasuinaton, D. €, May 1.—The Senato de- voted enother day to the discuseion of the lank- ruptact, and finally referecd it to the Judiciary Commitieo by a vote of 37 to 10, with the under- standing that it Is to be reported back to-motrow, Thero was mnch sald abont postponing the time when the repeal will take efect until next January, and au amendment fixing that dav was adopted by avoteof 25 againet 22, The indications are that the Senate will adoot tho amendments that the Judiciary Committeo wlil report, and It may ba that a conference committee will reconctle tho differences botween the two llonses,—the lloure demanding Instant ropeal, and tho Senate fixing the datoof tho repeal at Jan, 1 1870, Thellrst of nest October may Lo agrecd upon as a compro- mise, TNR ARGUMENT Against the cxtension of the law was that 1t has dono great injury to the busincss {nterests of the country, and that an extension wonid only concen- trate in a few months the mischiet that wonld have extended over years It tho act had remalned unre. pealed. Tho fact that so many petittons In bank. saptey havo been fled sinco tha repenl has becomo probable was cited by Scnator Ingalle ns showing that tha debtor class han not befor sought to avall {hemeclves of its benefits, Tho only Senntora voting agalnst the reference were Ueck, Dooth, Camcron of Pennsylvania, Enfikrfll. C‘r;kz. (lnfln;l‘d,ulhrf‘l:u. M)Iur!l'ulr,dIi “"kl' ohneton, McCreery, Mclonald,' Maxey, Paddoc! Randolob, and Voorhees, dessedl . 1t evidently fs In the opinion of the majority of the Senate that the repeal should not belnmediste. The vote upon the motlon of Senator Davls, to refor the bill tothe Judlciary Committeo, muat ot be Interpreted au tndicating tho atrenwth of the ‘onposition to tho bill. The Unconditional-Itepenl bill originally passed the Sopato by & vote of #7 i“‘ t0 0 nive. It was to-day referred to the udiciary Commlttes by 37 yeas to 10 nays, but the sole purposa of the refercnca was in guod faith lu.‘per!o:! the amendme nd not to kill the bill, IIAYES’ TITLRE. DLAIR'S RESOLUTION. 8pectal Dispaich to The Tribune, Waamyxaroy, D, C.. May 1—At the megting of the Senato Judiciary Commitiee to-day the Blalr recolution of the Maryland Leglslature came up in the regular order of Lusincas, Thora are three atanding Presidentlal candidates who are mombers of the Judtaiary Committee, and the subject mat. ter of to-day gavo the opportunity for tha Indule fenco of some pleasantries In this connection, Hcrloun conelderation was, hotwover, glven to the resolutionto draw forth tho sentinients of tho Com- mittee to the effect that It was proper o revort suould be made to the Senate on tio sub- Ject. Judge Edmunds, the Chaleman of the Come mittes, and Judgo Thurman, tho leading member of the minority, wero both members of the Elect. oral Commisn 1y 2libaggh that wae not der clded upon to- [ exltomoty probable thap they will between them PREIARE TIE REPORT, The report will be an interesting one, and moab probably of some length, and Senator Pdmunds; through whose Instrumcntality the clanss was tneerted in tho law by which the Comminsion refused to hear testimony, is not lkely to negleet such o good opportunity to say a few words, Tho character of the report cannot bo stated ‘beyond the one polnt that, unless some nnforeecen chango In, the exlstiny statutes occurs, it will bo against any reoaoning of the Presidential quess tlon, and on this point the Commitice are now ot loast UNANIMOUB, When the repart will be presented wos not deter- mined wedsy, It may possibly Lo withhield forn thno, to awalt any action which ay come from tho louva Commitice, or It 1oy be preparad and aubmitted lrrespective of that conslderntion, Up to this time tho Houss Judiciary Committeo has not considered formally the mubject of the Presldentlal title, either In convection with_ the Diair rosolution or the Kimmell blil, 'The calling up of the wubject 13 within the Jurisdiction of Mr. Knoll, the Chairman of the Coinmittew, who, 1t i« nndo:flond. ducs not think tho matter quite ripy e yot. FURTIER DEVELOPMENTS and additfonal documents aro promised by those who have ilerested themselves in the agltation now in progresd, Yeslerday and to-day pri- vate _ confurences have ~ been uctlvely carrled on belween the inembers . who aru known to be disposed to second Judgo Biair, ‘These ewmbers for tho present decline positively 1o stato the nature of theso conforences, but they are Lolloved to bo engaved in wreparing » plan for o movement 10 tho House to be lunnguratod In a few aays. Anow feature to-day in tho Florida Luaine: the seudlng of o communication by lisbus witting monibor from ko Socond Florida Dis 3 to Finley, the Democralic conleatant, saylug that the recont a vils chanye the case 80 niutorially that he ikinks it would vo falr 1o reupen it, und take tustivony agaip. ‘ DENNIS and his Republican co-consplrators from Florida ara dispieaved ot tho Demucrats, Dennlsways that he did not come here ta pennit the Democruts to mako a xeasation of him, and theu to do nothing; that he ts not disbleased with the Administration' treatment of hiin, but that,on account of what ha calls tho batrayalof Bouthern Kepnblictne Ly the Adminlstratlon, he wishes 1o put flaycs out; that ho “made his _ailidavit’ to that end In expectation that the Demuceats would proceed, bat they do not weem dtsposed 1o do 80, sud he e very augry on uccount of st IN THE HOUSE, "Tho most significant featurs of the night aesainn Houso wan u speech by Lockwood, of Nuw n favor of tho Quo Warrunto bill, Thia {v tho tirst speech in Coudravs refersing to the aub- Jvet, ure were nol more thun balf a duzen mumbers prescut Lo hear it —— BCRIMPING. BPECIMENS OF DEMOCKATIC ECONOMY, Special Dlpateh fo The Trisune. Wanmixoroy, . C.y May 1.—The llouse spont anotner day upon the Leglalative Appropriation bill. 'The amount of {ucroase thus farover tho recommendations of the Appropriations Commiltee 16 951,400, The example set by the Speaker yes- terday In injecting & polltical discuwilon fnto an appropristion bill was folluwed to-8ay, At nearly evory paragraph sharp political antagoniem was do. veloped. The Democrata constantly boas of their great economies, aud tue Republicans wore always successful in showing (uat thess boasted ecauomies were but political measutes, sud that the wavings of the Democratic Congress thua far have been In effect an sgusegation of PETTT BTRALINGS from the wages aud pockets of (he workingmen, "Ten dotlare per montl have beew taken from the wages of tho laboringmen, and $200 8 year from the ewployes uof Congrces, bul Congressincn heve not taken vne dullar off thelr own walarics, abol- fatied theirown mileage, or reduced thulr pere quisites. 'The Democrats supply tbrmscives with 8v wany flowery ot Covernment exvenss as if they had not taken 50 cents from Lo wages of the char- womsu. Tt is concuded tbat pensivns for Unfon soldlers sro at least onc year Inacrenrs. Repube hicans bave becu endeavuring Lo secure a force ada- uste to briny up theso wircard, upon the theory that it cosls the Guverwuinl ho wure 43 ewploy 100 wen vne day thao vue wan 100 days, TUE DEMOCKATS HEaInE TUs, snd at the samo by bave lucroased tho work of bo Veusion Buresu by paseivg w blll penslonivg tho suldiess of 1512, ubplicatious for relict uuder which are bels hed nxs) o tho ratv of 1,000 , vet the Democrats do ot proposs (o give the fus Oblce wore facilities, and did deavor, on the plea of cconvwy, 10 suspend the fwportaut work of flutaling the publicatica o the Aedical und Surgicul MHislory of the lebelilva. Floally, as a cumtmmho lacasuse, 80 awesdwent provuscd by Mr. Cavnou, of Niluols, Wae m}u pted. That wwenduent disecle thy Secre- tary uf War 2 detail flcicnt ubwber of eutiated wel o ssanst b bougiug up the arrcare of peus aions, The nnmher of Union pennioners whose Mled claima fiace not beea conebicred fa 220, 000, W, D), Cox, of Ohlo, a Civil-Berrvice Refarmee, who certainly cannot be accused of extravagance, nrraigned the Democrata for what he called A PINCHING ECONOMY that was the disgrace of the House, Western nien made an eamert Ceat 10 lave the foree of the Tndinn Burean incrensed so that {he dutice of the oftice conld receive proper Attention, but they wera defeateld. Eparke, of 1liinois, emoerntte member of the Apnrapriations Committee, in the conrse of the debate, pald & hirh compll- ment to the adminlateation of the Interior (e partment, It s worthy of note that nn Democrat l!l‘ et siccensfully assalicd the admintatration »f the Interior hepartment uniler Carl Rehmirz, white many huve complimented hint. A significant com- meniary on the Democratic schema of retrench. ment was furnished by the Introduetion of a bill from the Conulttee on Missiemippi Levecs arking an appropriation of $3,771,674, yet the charwom. AN I8 10 be asked to loso 50 cente from her wages, aud the laborer $10 from nis month's pay, TIE GENEVA AWARD. A FEW PACTS. Speetal Dispateh 1o The Tridune, Warnxaroy, D, C., May 1.—'The report of the majority of the Houre Jndiclary Committee on the distribution of the Geneva award containe a groes Nlunder In its slatement of the amounts allowel to ctalmants an the amount remaining n thoe Trens. ury. The report says claimn were allowed hy the Canrt amounting to £0, 183,880, and there s a halance amnunting to $0, 310,120, for the distribu- tion of which the present Conpresa has been called wvpon to provide. The sum of theso two amoupts, It will be noticed, is $15,500,000, the amount of the Geneva award, This slatoment s wholly wrong and misleading, and shows ihat tha majoiity nf the Committes have not taken the tronble to inform themscivea accu. tately a4 to the real condition of the award, The money pald by Great Britaln was invested in United Statea § per cent bonds, and lins accumu- Iated interest to the amount of &3,616,Un7. The amonnt of the Prlnclvll allowed to cinimants by thy Conrt established by Congress was 88, 150, 000, with intetest to cate of payment, The whole amount pald to clatmants, fueluding interest, s £,317,013. The balonce of tha brincipsl of the award now remaining in the Treasuey i 000, and the accened interest Is 82,651, 743, mak- ing the total balanco undistributed, 80,701, 743, THE PROTECTIONISTS. DLAINE A8 THEIR CHAMPION. Spectal Dispateh 1o The Tyibune, Wasiisarox, D. C., May 1.—The cvldent pur- pose of Bilalne In attempting to pass hia resome tlon defeating a change In the tari®® was to rervo a natice on the flouse that the Senato ia not diaposed to consfder the tarl question at this acesion. Senator Deck felt that this was Blalne’s purpose when he made an ingenlous argament nagainst Dlaine's resolution, and in opposition to the pro- tective tarif. Blafue made the historical point upon Beck that it was a curious anomaly In Amer- fean politics that the successor of Ienry Clay should advacate tho overthrow of the nrotectlve system. - Dlaino declared that the Robort J. Walker tarlf of 1850 should Lo a beacon-light of warnlog to all noti-protoce tionists, THaino presonted himseif as tho cham. plon of the protectionints, Ile would nat evon consent to a Commisnion of Inquiry, claiming that such a Commlasion would nischiovous, and wunld paralyze Industry, Democratic protection- 1sta from Pennsylvania dld not even go as far nn that, Senator Wallace himself declaring in favor of all fuformatinn that conld bo secured, Heck con- aidered that tho present distress 1s lurgely duo to the tariT system, and the protection offered by the tariiT {a to the machinery nnd not _to the labor of the conntry, To this statement Tilaine declared that Beck pinesd himsolf in hostility to tho civill- zation of tho ninctevnth centnry. THE TREASURY, d BUDSIDIARY COINS, Bpretal Dispateh to, The Tribune, WasnixatoN, D, C.,May 1.—Beeretary Sherman tina privately recommended a plan for tho redemp- tlon of subsidlary sliver coin, 1lo has reco mended {o the Honse Danking and Carrency Cot mitteo tho passage of a law suthorizing the roe demptlon of subsidlary coln In sums of 8100, Chittenden, of New York, ta-day, utter consulia- tion with Secretary §herman, prevented a bill making this provislon,. The amonnt of aflver change now in circulntian s about $43,000,000. The amount of fractlona| cutrency in circalation Uefore Its redemption in coln was about $43,000, « 000, The nints, arc not now colniug suvsidiary money, and have colncd but o amall amount since tha passago of tho Stiver act. The quantity in ‘circulntion will not bo'tuo great if 1t Ia redoemable on demand, VY '+ 300, DEBT &TAT!“INT. To the VWestdirnt Associated Pregs. Wastuxaros, D. C.i3ay 1,—Tlo monthly pubs T Y A T e cent honda. Flve per cont bon Fourand hialf pere Four por cent bond Total aoln hand Lawful mouey d Maturedilebl i onde Cortificates of de sl Fractional enrrency.. Lol und stlvor certli Totat without futerent Tota) dabt.. Conh h Fresanr aom.. oo tlou ot fre $7714,010,000 . T8 R, 050 210 i B, 000 ,$1,733,733,850 448,008,271 Totalin Treasurs.cunseee Debt Tess csahb in the Treanur $ 103,813,877 0L, 707,818 Decruasa ot e during April i ccrease aince June F e vaneds 0 Tuelite Hanoa & 84,629,012 BB, 0,102,833 48,733,481 COMPARATIVE ATATEMENT. Followlng s a comunrfson of the condition of the Treusury May 1, 1877, and May 1, 18781 lintunces, 7. ISTH. ;] P13 8 L1010 SPerton fant 107 The Tes demption uf fractional , . CUETRICY voy:onnesasiors G00A000 10,000,000 Bpwcial doposti \exal-tan. ders fur redenipl i cortificates of de 40,405, (0 2,915,000 ot 100, 430, T40 10, 40,7170 B85,044,5%0 03,727,040 10 62,730 14,828,230 “,mul 1Habtlities. ... 8,470,114 4,133,088 bt e 201 un;.av)n uu.:m ote o . , Outstunding " fructiial . UTTENCY. . &2, IR, 8T8 10,808,404 Outs! Inl‘ulkl UL U2, Tnd MBS, B8 4 teadiry .. 2,070,038,017 2,030,707, 848 "){‘"n"’" S e Rk bl PPl sannaine X E neictin S i * Suly, dnctuting 5 Bids anceed s 33,450,874 Market keld Bl Timporis (iwelve ending Saroh 423, 33% B3 465,617,487 E1ports (Lwelve niotihs, cudlag March 31 1es BOTAIL4YM 603,273,000 subseripter' ig‘uu‘vuu CHNTS. e tood ubscriptions o 0 per ceoll [ -dsy, $283, UC0, Ll 7, TUB AUDITORSIIP, ‘Tta Secretary of the 'Vruasury Is opposed to the chflhlu uicusuiro for the consntidution of the of- icew of Fourtli Anditor and Fifth Auditor on tue yround that the union would be detrimentul to the tutcrests of tho Uovernment. INVORMER SMOT, 8. E. Cumnlies, who bas furnleed the revenuo offccrs with Information, was shot lsat night by unknown persons ut his houss in Baldwin Cuunty, Ueurgia, TIE MINTS, 1 he following statemont uf tho colnage execated attho Umitod Btales wmints dunng April, 1618: Pueces. Virlue. L0 $4,620,600 £ 18 g 2,470,000 164.7m4 2,640 4.6a0,Ted FORECLOSURES, ARGUMENTH IN TUE SUPRUMN COURT. &Special Dispaich (0 The Tribume. Wasntixurox, D, O,y May 1,~Acasoof much Intereat i Chicago wus srgucd to-day in the United Stutes Supreme Court -0y Meiville W, Fuller and E. J. Ishaw, of Ubicage. I'ho cavo argued tu-day fs but ono of & serlcu Qf cases which call In qugs- tion the mode of esecutlng # decrev In equity tn tue foreclosure of & tortguge which has been tho acttled urage of tne Clreult Court 10 which taese 1inols provides that when waking sales of land taves have arieen for niore than 01ty years. A statuto of unuer decrees of foreciosurcs, the Master shull wake to the purchasor not a deed, but a cortia- culo that thereafter for 8 yoar tha wortzugeor, and fus G5tcen mootls by judzment creditor, MAY PAY TUE DELT and redeem from the o aud that the Master 8] woke his deed 10 the porchaser ouly after Siteen monthe aball have thos expired witbout ro- dewption. Itis clalued that this atatutory pro- cudure by the Master executing tho decreo fu ohlig- atory upon the courts uf the United Stutes, sod st thelr own snglent practico s abrogatud by the Legistature of liliools, It is ssslzned as error that the dacroo orderlug @ foreclosury sale omils’ Lo provide fur sucy redewpiivu frow the salc a1y miortgaze was made. . MR, ISMAM'S ARGUMENT contatned the follasing conclnslan: Tha madd of vxecuting these decrees impugned 1n this. tagn, baw been in ure for mora than ity years, Thotitled to property of value not to bo estimated rest ‘on' 1f, and the value of titles thus acqnired everi 1o years can be putimated anly by many mill These Iandy have heen xold 1o persons purch allowsed by thetatata of Tlnols In force Whod,{hb o ton, png on the faith of these decrees, &nd it fs tearanable 1o suppose that they have in numerous cages been transferred 10 subrequent purchiasern, ¢ wopld rcom that o procednra a0 long Rogulodced, fn And approved by the profession and maintalned by (hp conriashoniil be disturbed unly upon the gravost conslderation, J MR, PULLER, counsel for appeliant, maintatned that the appele fant 1« entitled to havo tho Fight of redemption reserved .ox facle tho decroe, and Is not to he arced to 8 bill to redeem whera the law gives him the abvolute right of redémntlan by payment -ply of the money, Tho Iaw being plain, the Court a8 noiling fo- do with the consequences of fts declaration, bat it in mot pere celved that the consequencer, {f considared, cun he infurious as (o sales where the time for ro- demption has already explrod, Itie not edsy to ree that the devior or his Judgment creditors wonld be entitled to complain ax 10 sales WILRE TILE TINE JIAS NOT EXPIRED, Redemption by paymeat of money-and 10 per cent may still be had, but the reciplent would have no Just ground to demur, unless in some specinl in- #lance nt tha lows of a good bareain, which I8 hardiy a tenable objection to n correct decision. THE PRESIDENT. WHAT BE THINKS OF THE FLORIDA FUSS. Spectal Disputch (o The Tysbune. Nrew Yonrk, May 1.—A World egecial from Washinzton eays that & Republican slafsman from Massachusctts, who fs a member of lhe House, and reported to be on terms of fntimate friendehin with Mr, Iinyes, ealled at the White House this morning. e conversed with tha President on various toples. and Onaliy broachied the snbject of the recont stalemonts in the Florida case. Mr, Hapes falked freely on the subject, 1le sald he belleved tho'Elecroral vote of Florkla BELONGED TO ININ AND KOT TO TILDEN, anil that ho knowa of no fraud or swrong-doinz conncctlon with the count, Tho _only intercsi he toak in the Flosida election of 1876 waa to sco that an honest count was hnd, and for that_parpaso he ranctioned the vint of the stateamen. Ha believed in the hotor and integrity of the Repnblicans fram the North who saw the count In Florida, Mr. llayes enfit Congresn undonbledly had tho right o inves. tigate the electlon In Florkda, and that ho shounld bo glad to have an investigotion take place, oe, in s opinfun, 12 wonld bo sliown conclusively that o was cntitled to the voto of the State. NOTES AND NEWS, THR IRESILENT 1N EARNEST, Bpectul Dispatch 1o Tha Tribune. Wasntvaroy, D. C,, May 1.—Tho Prosident's Iriends declare that the Civil-Service pollcy is not abandoned, und that the Clvil-Servico order will be rigidly enforced.? They wsay that while officcholders may bo permitted to speak or write in favor of their party, yet they cannot ftake part in cancuses or conventlons, or be compelled to contribite to campaizn funds. What is more important In view of tho arganization of tha Congressiona! Campaign Committeo is the assertion that no regulor levy will be alluwed, and that no person will be pers mittod to saliclt campaign subscriptions In Uove ernment offices. The Congresslonal Commitico evidently contemplates suzh sollcitation. THRSIDESTIAL PERMIT, Gen, 8. A. Hurlbut, of Illiuols, to-day made an argument before the Touse Judiclary Committeo In support of what arc known as the Presidential permity, 1ssued by Preeldent Lincoln in tho case of Maddox va, Tho United Stater, ‘The decision of the Suvrome Court annuls the Prosldential pere mits, and declarcs that the President had noau- thority Lo grant thom. Since that declsion no ona can rdfely come to trinlin tho Court of Claims in uny case involving ihat principle, for altiiough tlio United States arc beid to be siuply trustees of the funds arlsing from tho sale of abandoned and captured property, yet the Conrt of Claims hold that no judgment can ba ronderd in favor of any erson whe, under tho declsion referred to, ahall he deemeid to have violated the nun-intercourse lawe, oven under a pormit from the Presi. dunt himself, cranted for reasons of public policy, Gen. Hurlbut maintained that the sigua. tire of Abreham Lincoln shonld be respected, and that persons who bad Invesiod thesr.capital and taken great riska in thess coltun transactlons shoulil not bo deprived of thoir rights. Gen, Huribat clalmed that these permite are logal, oinerwiso {t wonld seem that they dotermine that Chase, us Sccretury of (ke Treasury, and Lincoln, us President, wero gullly of crime. inal vidlation of tho atatute, and of organlz. ing an llliclt trade with public entmies, or, if possiblo, that they lent themsclves to de- cetyo and defraud their own citizena by l:mmmu lcense known to be worthices and illegal. CONSULAT, INVESTIOATIONS, In to Scward Investigation to.day it was ciaimrd that Beward charged tho Governmenta difference of 6 por cent boetween Kexican doliars and American gold, and a difference of from 10 to 10 per cent between Auerican gold snd currency, Heward recelved for all .dues Mexican dollars, and charged nll_accounts azuiget the Government in currency, thus making the percentago on ull dla- bursements about 18 per cent, ‘The samne Committco also cxamined James B. Edwards of Towa, 1114 testiuiony was rat| ngingto Coneul-General Torbert at Parje. - wards testiled that he was charged 600 francs for ucknowlodging & deposition, which “Yorbert told Iim was the regulsr charge, On being asked to point out the statuto authorizing blm to make such & charge, ‘Tocbert | sald there wan no law on the subject, und that thoy charzed what they plensed. Kd- wards afterwarda discovered st another Consulate that tho prico uvkod for the acknowledzment of such u document was only about 230 francs, TIE ARMY OF BANKRUITS. To the Wealern Amsoctated Press. Wasmxaroy, Muy 1.—Mote bankenptey caves have been entored during the Plll fow dlgl than for wonthe previous, fn anticipation bf the repeal of the Hankruptcy act. Z THR WASHINGTON MONUMENT, Tohert 8, Winthron, who was Speaker of the Houss of Hopresontatives when the corner-stona of the Washington monument was lal delivered an oration on the oceasion, is hers urging the pussage of the bl suthorising’ tho Commis. sfoners (0 utrengihien and Anlsh the structure, BILVER COIN UERTIVICATES of tho denominations of $10 and 820 bave been prepared, Certificates for larger amounts will be peinted by the middle of the month. POYISURVICE DEPICIENCY, Tho Postmaster-Gencral b Couzress that 000,000 sre required to supply the lullciencios for the cumren tion of Postimasters, and $2, 137,757 (o anpply deticioncies 1n the posts} rovenuos for the flscal year ending with June next, 110 »ays these anpropriations are nocessary (u prop- erly conduct the service of the Departmont.: MISAIS81PPT LEVERS. TNepresentativo Robertaon, Chalrman of Houde Commilttee an Mia 10-day the report af the Commities with si went 1o the bl previonsly rfi)mflnd wroviding for n penmanont Commission. The smendusent pro- vides an appropristion of $74, 000 for cloalng tho crevasdos sid breuks In Dilnots, $51,2 and $400, 350 below the Ohlofn Missour: in ncaxce, $1.201) 1K in Arkansaw, $1° in Miastssippt, and §177, 760 \u Loulaiana, snd for raleiug und strenvthonlng the levors un_ tne Lower Missludpyt 81,000,000, nggrezating $:3,871, 574, I'ne Jurisdiction of the Comumlvsion” having been extendod to tha out of the nave ofticlally informed the fgation of the pul River as well 4y the protection of the alluvial lands, the report submitted by Reprcsontativa Robertsun treals elsborately the antiry Minslsvippt system. 1yl equal prominence to the reclamation of wiluyvial lande, sud claima it fe av much the duty of the Governwent to repale, haild, and majntain the Tevcen ua It 18 to fmurova the navigaion uf a river. The repurt was nnauimausly concurred in by tae Commiitee, and the amondment aifered by Rapre- wonlatlve ltobertson was agreod to by O of tho 11 mowbers of tuo Comniltice, TIIE RECORD. HENATS. WasminaTox, D, C., May 1,—Mr, Blaine called np the resolution submitted by him u fow days ayo, declaring that any radicul chanzo la our tarift 2t this tinie wauld be inopportune, and sald that Lo did sa for the purpoxe of having a vuto thereon. Mr. Heck objected, and said that ho proposed to divcuss the resolation as fully as he could, Mr. Wallace gavo notice that he would snbmit a substitute fue the resolution, declaring that legls- lation upon tbo aubject of & tarift at the present ression of Cungress 18 inopportune and ‘inexpo. dient, Mr, Oarland lotroduced & Lill providing for » Conuntesion to cxamiug lnte the subjectof the tarid, with a view to facilitating leglstation rela. tive theroto, Iteferred. A debato followed as to when the resolulion of Nr. Blalne enouid be cousidercd, Mr. Beck vald that all the troubles now esisting {u the country gryw aut of tbe fact that webad bullt a wall arousd oarselved and confincd our trade to vunwlves, Under our present 1ani@ system 1t was impossidle fur vs Lo competo with &gy other putlon fur the trade of any other Beoule. | Uutil tho wyeiews should L chauged Lere would be no prvapenily tu this country, no ualter wual nngot be done about gold, green- Dbacas, UrouyLhiug elae. 'Tbe COUDLEY YA KTOW- fug pourer wid guuur cvery day on uccount'of tily 1ary; Il read the resviation of tue BLoLOuls Dewocratic Couvention iu regard to Lariff. Loy Mr. Wallacy sskud if 1ho same party st te prae vious Nutivual Couvention aid not realh tin e subject L0 the Congressioual districts. Alr. Sarguut—ind put the Convention remit it to he Congreasivual alatricts Lecause it nominated tLe cliel of Protectivuiste ~llurace Grevlesr {Laughter, | . 5 Ar. Leck, continuiog his remarks, degounged thy prescut tantl, sud vald 1he other duy pgcest purade wan wade when the stesmabio City of Para way laguched. The President snd Cabitet went to tue laupeh, uad By utatives aud Scunbacs et lo slteadatice. Me Ilvach Way bdve Lullt that avsent. as cheap as It could be built in Encland. and au English vessel Lulen with rimilar goods might rail alde by s1de with the Uity of Para to 8 Fouth American port—Valparaiso for instarce, 1'ponar- riving there the Englishiman woulil sell hin toods and take those of the pcopla of Vaiparawo In e« chiaoge, He wonld tawd them free in Ereland, where they would he manufactured. Nr. Kot could not #6tl his guoils, becausn the penple had na money, and he cania not take their roads fn exs chanue, bacause it would cost him from 40 to L0 i cent In gold to fand them at any of our poite. We night buitd ehips and send them out with eargoes, hut they conil not bring garcoes homa on nccotnt of owr protective tari® The time was coming when men on this floor and In the other end of the Capitol must cense Lo legls- Jate to protect monop.ohists, or otner men would be gent in theie places. Te referred to works of K. J. Walker and other weiters on this subject, and said he proposed hereafter to refer to {hem miora at ength, Refore conelading his remarksy, ke ylalded to Me, Blaine, who repliod to e "fl‘)melll-. adi vald he thought 1t one of the anomnalles of American polt- tice that the scat of llenry Clay in the Nenate was tae placs fronf which a free-trado ar- gument shouil be msde. Nlalne argued that it was the rentiment expreesed by the Senator from RKentucky (Merck) in his remarks which hotd back the advancemet of the Southern coantry to.day, The wenator had referred to the ‘tarl@ ot Rovert J, Walker. Did he mnot know it Ied to Uankraptcy and rn? e (lilaine) +wan glad to ace developed a iittle collision amony bin f1icnds on the other aldo on_ (hin sabiect, Re- ferring to the argument of Mr, Beck, that our ships conli not get R relnrn cargo, he sald the Senrtor was mistaken.. 1t was well known we ook a preat deal more from South America lhn‘: we aent there There was no more agitation In thal couriry than m“ I regard 1o the tarlft. 12 petition of citlzens nge of ajaw giving companiee, without ce, La Jand telegrnph eavics on thie shorex ited Blates, Referred, 3 l‘emlms the discnesfon (he morning hour ex- pired, and the subject waa Jaid aside, Cons:deration was then resumed of the bill to tepend the Hankrupt law. lie motion of Mr. Edmunds. submitted yester. day. 1o refer the bill to repeal the BBankeupt law, ani the House smendments Lherelo, to 8 spccin! commitice of thren Benntors, of swhich Mr. Cnris- tianty ehonld be the Clialrman, was rejecied. The firat umendment of the Honse mentloning the date of the acisto no repealed and desiynating thelr nnmbher In the revired elatotes, etr., wan agreed to without a discuseion, Tho next amendment of tho Ifouss provided that the reneal of tho law should not affect panal actions or erhininal proccedings srising under it prior to repeal, 3ir. Clhristiancy moved to furlher amend this amoudment so a8 to provide that the repeal should not niTect the rights snd proceedings growing out of or dependent upon the Dnnkrupt law, includ. all rights of debtors and creditors, and oll rlulita of and suits by and against Assiguees under any or all of eald acts in any case heretofore or now pending. Mr. Matthows moved to further amend so ns to wrovide that the repeal of the law should not take effect until Jnly 1, 1870, Quite n long dlscusaion followad at to whother the urlginal text of the bill conld be nmended, Mr. McMilan moved to refer the billto (ho Commlttea on Judiclary., Rejected—yeas, 25 naye, B1. g oo q)utulun then recurridon the amendment of Mr. Mutthews to have the repeal tako cllect Jun, 1, 1870, Inthe courseuf tho devate which followed, Mr. Thurnnu favared tho amendinent of his M"Mh e, and axid had ho been In the Senato when the LI drat passed he waould have submitted an amendment fixing the date of repeal at nome fatnre tine, Hedul not think the conntry,exvected an inmediato repeal of thy Baukenpt law, The nmendment of Mr. Matthows fixing tho ‘day repeal for Jan. 1. 1870, was sgreed 1o, —yeas, nays, 24 foliows: Allson, A%l Liruside, Cumneron (Pa,), Dayis (1), Davia (W Va.), Edimnunds, Saulsbury, Tour un=21, Ralley, McDonald, Haruum, M. a Y ol Ttoll Jlererord, ancy, 1011 Coekrelly ‘.‘nllum Cul feureuty, 3 re, Chaflee, Spencer, Dorscy, Ingalls, Dawes, and Paiterson, who would have voted in the afrmatlve, wero patred with Me: Oglesoy, Cameron (Wle.), Garlund, Withers, Plumb, and Tollur, who wonld have voted in the negative, Tne question then recurred un the suiendment of Mr. Chrlstlancy am amended Ly that of Mr, Matthows, und [t wos agrecd to—ycas, 203 nn(.. N Ar, Dock, veferring tothe voto ur which the bill 1o repoal the llnnurugx law orlginally nassed in tng Henate (31 yeas to U naye), read the nawmes, and he was then ssked by 'Mr. Allon to read the names of thoas Senators who did not vote, which would stiow that, had they voted, the biil wonld not liave been passed by 80 lario tinjority. AMr. Deck--Thoso who did not voie were not dolny their dnty. "l remark brought s momber of Sonators to thelr fect, who oxplalned why they wero nbsent whien' tha Yote wa taken. * £ Mr, Bock, in explanation of Wi remarl, sald he d1d not mean to refloct un any Senator for belng Wikt ho dld mean was to sy they weto avsent, but hie now saw ‘the impropriety of the language, and apologized to the Senators who fult sty After further ' discussion Mr. Davis (111) moved to rofer the bill to the Judiciary Committee, thac the saving clauso might be perfucted. 3r. Edmunds saii he felt auro tho blil conld be ropurted back to-marrow shoald it bo 80 referrod. 'ho motlon of Mr, Davis was then agreed to— cos, 47; nayr, 10, A number of Eenators who ad hervtofore voted axainst the referonce voted for {4 now, after tho statement of Mr. Edinunde that tho Lil) would ba reported back to.morrow morning. On motlon of 3r. Alllson, t ho Scnate took up the bl to repeal tha Hoeclo Hesumption act, with the understanding thiat 1t should be unfinished businces to-morrow, Alr. Conkling inquired whother it was proposed to pi the hill to a vate, M n replied that it was not proposed to orrow, After oxccutive sosslon tho Senate adjourned. HOUBE. Mr. Chittenden Introduced a bill providing for the exchange of fraciional silves colu for United bialce notes, Referred, A number of Senate oils were roferrod. he louse then went into Coanuiites of the Whote on the Legislativo . Appropriation bil, with Mr. Eden in the chalr, « Mr. Finloy moved to strike out the claneo which directs that the clorical force ¢emnloyed ou the Medical and Surgical ilistory of tho War shull be nnplloynd on work nocessary to the payment of nelons. lu:ur. Conger charged the Democratic slde of the. Houra wllg the responslbility of reducing the force fu the Surgcon-Uoneral's office Lo such an oxtent e 1o provent the exsmination of applications for venslons, Mr. lizagg thought it high timo the gentleman from Michigan }L‘um{cl) should comu to tha front 10 participato {n the hard work of tho veterane, Durlug the War that gentieman had been slitiug in o wuft seat In Cougrevd drawing 85,000 & year. Sir. Athins stated that the clerical force appro- pristed for by tho blll was_sufiiclent to bring up thie arrears of pensiond. There was not u man on the fluor, whether be I‘u\ fullowed the Stars and Bteipen or had fought under the conguersd banaer, whu‘dc-huu 10 obstruct tue prompt puyment of usiors. The discussion which followed took & alightly political tury, and was partieipated in by Mowsrs, Cox (Ohiol, Baker, Clitteuden, Durham, Atkins, Mr. Gureld rogrotted the turn Lhe usslon bad taken, and waa oepociaily sorry the Speaker hiad sven ft locoxlw duwu to the Hoor yestoiduy and stast the yolitical discuesion, Alr. Randall—The gentlemen misreprescnts mo entirely. I never intruducad politics or poreannii- ties, I I had dunc lue latter, I might, us | was under ¢reat provocution, bave rivned up sowo uf the leglalation of the past that wonid have shown that my record, taking it all In all, was quitc as Bowd ax thut of soure who might be alluded o nurs volntedly, Asto the question of politics, | say thero ouizht not to be auy politics when it comes to the expenditure of wouey, but we should ull ilul’lu léx ceking 1o ¥ave ke AT 38 possible the pub- ic fupds, Mr. Chittenden sald he waas ashamed of his countey when her pensloners wers put off with weak, unmeaning, and unfaithful Knloll The discussion way continued by Messre. Heebe, Banning, and Wait, A vote was then taken on the amendment offered by Mr, Fiuley, and it was agreed to—104 to U7, Mz, Canpon oftered au awendment autborizing tha detull to the Burgcon Ueneral's Bureau of o number of enhistea men sufiicicnt to do the work ufi:nnu fogprompt paymaut of pensions. Adopts od, Mr. Duanell moved toincrease the numberof plorks emploved in the Qeneral Land-Onice. He stated that tho forco was not sufivient to tho dermands made upou it, The work of the o: was Qfteen yours in wrreuss for want of suliclent dcl’l‘tul lum:;. t was rejected. ‘the uwendoiont w 3 - Without comiug to doal sctionon (ho bill the Conimitice ross, Ar. Rubortson, Chairman of ! Mirsiasippt Levees, repuited lJ'Il.‘leoulum;cu\'nunnd he levee s un tho Mtesieslppi iiver, comumit Vauce, Committee on Wil appropri- enzihe rinted Chafrman of the Commitles on J;nmd 8 Lill smendlog tae Pateut lawa, recommiticd. Nr. i’n e, Printed and Mr, Throckmorton tntroduced & bill Hmiting the’| rates for trunsportaiton, froizbt aud passengers, Ve e FIIER. Talrosd bridie 31 OLala, He- crred, ‘L ue flovse then took a recces L1 7:30, tho even: 1) session 10 be fur aebate valy. ————— OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS. Nzw Yonx, May 3.—Arrived, atcawsbips Fara: day, from Liverpoul; Anglis, from Lundun; &t Luureat, from Javeo. PuiLapsiruw, May 1.—Arrived, Nederland, from Antwerp, Loxvus, May 1.--Steawship Californls, from New York, bas arrived out. OBITUARY. New Yoex, May 1.—Jobn N. Genln, “the well- knowu hatter of twenty yeurs ago, dicd suddealy yesterdsy, aged 63 steamsbip Pt TRADWAY'S REMEDI1:; From the Hon, Thnrlm; i‘;e‘c?l INDORSING Dr. RADWAY'SR. R, R, REMEDITY After Using Them for Saverat Yeam, Na1w Yonx, fan 4, 187~ DRAR SIn: Hering for sep, €3l yeaze used your medicnes, tou Liiereanertenciay the el o t 1350 eet 8 piedture . un: oy the finimnt fre r("mx 6ading tie promised « I{nmn Do, flapwar. RADWAY'S READY RELIgp Cures the Worat Pains in from onogg Twonty Minutes, NOT ONE EOUR Atter reatiog thisadvertisement need anp ane ram i RATWAY'S IEEADY ML oy FON EVERY PAIN: T8 was e i s (13 A cuid The Only Pain Remeiy That {nstantty qtons the mdst exernclatin; ungs, somaeh, Uowels, of otler ons &ppiication 1%, or ollier glanda, or orgay, FROX ONF TO TWENTY MISUTES, 'o matter howy vinlent ar excruclatls EI"\'I}.\L\T! s Tod-Liaden, 1atirm. L'Y'::ngl’. Qfl:?;nfll oaralglc, of prostrated with dierio tiay audon O RADWAY'S READY RELIER ‘WILL AFFORD INSTANT EASE. Inflammation of the Kidneys, 1nflammation of the Bladder, lnfinmmation of tho Bowols, Conpestion ot the Lunca, Sore Throat, Dificult Breathing, Palpitation of the Roart, ; Hysterics, Creup, Diphthaoris, Catarrh, Influengs, Hoandache, Toothache, Neuralgis, Rhoumatism, Cold Chills, Ague Catlls, Chiiblains, and ¥rost Bitys, The applieation of the READY RELIEF to tio pyj PAPLS WhETe th ditheult; ‘n::“-:ud-égmr& tue paln or didiculty exiits wil o3y ] nly ‘hirty 1o sixty drops fn hatt atambler of water willjy Ir- meuts cure LT SPRaNIe, ROUF Blompel, uarthurn, Blok Headaclie, Dinrriiea. Dyscutery, g T avelers snovld A1WAYA CARFY & LGLLIS at A Tavelers ays carr) ] READY HELIEE With them: A fow Grovm In cond il provent siekness o7 pain from cliango of water j; m It better than Freoch Brandy or nnu-n‘u 8 ntlniulecy ' FEVER AND AGUE, FETER AND AGUE enred for 80 cents. There ny aramadlal agent In tals world that wil curo Fevey 2 o and ol atlioe Malariatis, Tilions carlet, Typho cHow, and of nnFmer-!fluml 4 1ADWA "s{u.l.ffi ;‘Sx'-"flulfxlx‘m‘m WAY'S HEADY RELY 1ty ceny HEALTH! BEAUTY! Bironx snd pure Tich Blood—Tncresse of Tlesh and g;lfllll—c lear Bkin and Beautlful Cowmplexiou securcd DR. RADWAY'S Sarsaparillian Resolvent hxs made the most astontshing cares: a0 qulek, ozl Rre tho changes the body undergocs under the Infucget ©f thls truly wondartal inedicine, that Every Day an Inereaso in Flesh and Weight 13 Scen and Felte THE GREAT DLOCD PURIFIEL. Tvers drop of the Barsapar(ilian Mesotvent comtr Eates nmm;n the Biood, s'flll-. rine, and otlier u“\.!;!l and fuices of tha system, e vigor of ife for it preract the wastes of the body with now and sound mutersl rumlull. Byphilils, Consumption, Jicers {0 tha Throst, ) ’ Glandannd other parta of 1} omb, an. the curaiivs range of this wonder of tiodern chiemtilry, 8 fuw days' use will roY0 10 ADY persun usiog 1 (07 )l‘thcr of theso formns of diseaso its potcat power LOCU. em, 1 the patient, dally becoming reduced by the wastes P T A AL Ay succecds in arreaiiug those wastcs, nd repalrs hesaine blood—-und (ols with now matar(al mads from health: %h‘(afl'%nlu:a-'mumwm 50 dnex acCilTo—A cute b Cets aln1 fo e iica Uh1d Famidy Contieers it work of puridcation, and suvceoda in dimlaishing the low of i, T vebae wiff Do rabid, "and svery ey the stient will fee fum-z r sironger, the fonl ajthlas :l_\; ;\'lvvfllu mproving. and fiesh and welght o "m:d oty docs tho Sarsaparitien Tieolrent el s emiedint sonta in the Gure e Chrie Fem Couatitutional. 4ad Bin discksch UL 16 1 tho oaly pob itiye cure for - Kidoey and Bladder Complaints, rinary and Womb Divaster. Gravel, Diahetes, Dront. s S 1 il casce whie bri doposits, OF tio water 14 bk cloudr.mited 0. 3 Dr'llul" I8 & miorbid, datk Lillous Bt s erceatiay e Sras T et 4 i i Siiun shieh pasiog waicr, Bali i e aiaal} of the DAck and sione tus jolu Tumor of Twelve Yoars' Growih Cured by Radway’s Rosolvent ave bad Ovarian Tumor Iu t 1FUhe doriresatd o thers waa forde.¥ b aried everviing thit wat recon but othiing heiped me, T saw your liekives: L notight I would try it bug it oo fulth [al, by, gumn | had wutlered fur twolvs yeurs Tioplcalebiifiy 10 Itosalveut and one b of 1tad [ty our ltead &eu-? and tnerd (s not & siga Of i tances hko the whito of an -3 .OF tbresdi ke umor (o ba seen o T 1eel better, smarier, and sppler then I bave for'twalye yeurs, Tha wort! (it pahdd et e of 6 Mo b tis Sl 0 enent of utlies ) ¢ Mulm 13 vllw’cmnu. HANNAH P ENAVE PRICE, - - £1 Per Bottlo. AN IMPORTANT LETTER. ANN ARnOR. Mich., Apri) 1873.=DR, ind 8ir: 1 have b ;."..k-’é’:, i ftesol 110y Vlits, ad ulso Using thie tewly ficiic Jeaz tor ovarian tu o4 thy aidunied ost enitnent phyalciaos of our Meaical Bounted fucar aia | were on sienced with your refcdie (00 whi.h 18 ollcye b s kno when 1 coml wa bundred slluun yet. have vent, niud of llelicf, and twenty.four bolileso xot (o melicines fron G Greaniil “Ficus ke Jour book ** Falis aud Trug, »119, C. KRATF. Anothier Leffer from Mrs, C. Kraple W are wi ted with Mra. Kfayf. Bbo oAbl AT ABd ery bonevoleat, s has nes L4 hore, We have bexrd of some wupdertul curel sgected by It &nur- mpcnuun.vfi“"ucu &C0 Aszg Arbor, Mich., Aug. 18. 1975, —————e= DR. RADWAY'S REGULATING PILLS! otly coated with sweel V0% Fevers o ot gt e minaof Warranted (0 eBrct e able, coutalulog DO WETCUrys phar T l:{ vod, rullht ur Eruptions. Slokinys sud gul o Slonjack, Bwimining of the Bifnca ireyintng, Viutterins g the pdsdofu st s gt Vision cba befors o bIY) ull palaia the liead, Deflciency. it 1o gnd Eycs Pain 1o o P e SRR AL it b 1 frec thesTie 'Afew Usace of Tudway's Pille will §7eEEI0 s all the sbore-nsmed jedere. Prices Fornot! Sl by il READ FALSE AND TRUE. Fo. e oua fattor stamp to RADWAY & CO. T2, g Weireu-it, AP (0 i atin weat e Uil baciat yuu. 4drsof i nmfnu‘nm i rs ) e e, o5 :A'Sfl!u"y‘:;'finsum h o