Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 3, 1880, Page 1

VOLUME XL. MINERARL WA'TKIR. Save thefltle Ones. e the dall; ars have seen the result of Rt SANKOIFIDS criffal examinatlon e awater that I coming from one hydrants, Our 41100 sl at present ntterty unt for drinking pur- Y ihe prabahia eansa of the alarming preva- FoetafDiphtarin, Lowe Faversand other ma- ked forma roctond Poisoning. There In no Tanger a donit thet o\ depouite (rom the Chicagn river hate fonnd e 1 the pairce of our water mpply at th Crib O ience dinttibuted Into avery housa in the clty, S ey Thompaon of London, writes thai e foreraof » Typhald characler ate pronced by 25ming Impure water." To avort the calainlties whilcl oo (o b y[ng at our vary doors ws affer thie e pntural Bpring water in the werld A eoarenient form for family use. The S8ILURIAN WATER, . -4 Wankesha, Whconstn, Dr. WALTER B, HAINES, Professor of Chemiatry and Toxicology {n fuh Medieal Colloge, having submitted this water Lo themical nnalysis, saye amined.”? NO FILTER IS NEEDED. Fead what BUOK. & IAYNER say: uln consequenca of the noisome condition of enr Like watar, which scems 1o be Inden with Impuritios from the river, many of onr best citizens have taken Sisim and are leawing Bilurian Spring Water only for ing _purpotes. Professor Swing, Dr. e vndor Fishor, Dr. d. W, Chshing snd many ofher gentlemen are ualug this culndu{ In thelr families. This fact accounts in for the largely increased demand for Bllurinn, R:uh {a satabrlous and. heallng effects upon the Xiduéys are galning for it tew fricnds every duy, Tha favorito packnge for homo use seema to be thin Ralf barrel, and tha wator keeps frosh and mweot to {he last tumblerful, Vety trnly yours, BUCK & RAYNER." SILURTAN MINERAL WATEIR I now being delivered nt private residences in Chieago in half barrels of twenty-one gatlons, at $550 each, and In ten gallon kegs at £3.75, Tho wator Xeeps porfectly In theso packages and [n & delightful and refreehing drink. For ealo in_Chlengo by BUCK & RAYNER, and other firnt-class drug- s, ANDERRSON & HASLAGE, I'roprigtors, [Vaukesha, Wisconsin, Chicago Oifice, 101 LaBalle Bireet, IRoom 08, TOLU ROCK AND RRYE. SURFE OURE FOR {Coughs, Colds, Consumption, And all Diseases of Throat and Lungs, Lawrence & Martin, 111 MADISON-8T., Bols Agents Ui 8. and Canada, Importers . ines, Liquors, and Segars. . Yor sale by Drugglats and Dealers everywliere. NEW PUBLICATIONS. “IRSTRUCTION “BOOKS? 'FOR THE PIANO. Hichardson's New Method for the Pianoforte. (B1%), sustains its roputation na tho most porfect of Jntriiction Hooks, having baon many times rovised, improved, and enlarged. Tundrods of thousands have boon sold, nnd it In sill) in constant nnd fa mand, 130 suro to got the right book. Notico sct tlo, and accept no athor, Now get your EASTER MUSIC, Send for lat, FOR REED ORGAN. !]18 Emerson Mathod, gesay, by Emorson_ana nithows, s n ecapital ‘method " and an abundance of fine piccos, inatru- [unial snd vocal, that pleuse whito' they instruct tio on DO NOT FORGET WHITI ROBES ! (Mots), Now Sunday-School Bong ook, A great succoss. 1y Abboy and Mungur. ‘vorybody should possca it. TEMPERANCE JRWELS (35 eta.), By J. I1. Tonnoy. New Tomaporanco Sons, ail cioico and wido AWaRG: EMERSON'S ANTHIEM OOK (5125), Iy L. 0. Ezmor son, Unoxcolled In quality, Very cholco and lurgo colloction, AMBRICAN ANTIIEM BOOK (81.28). 100 caay Ane :l;‘ta%fi_r’ common cholrs. D‘y‘ Johnwn, 'I‘ernnvy. Any book malled, post-freo, for tho rotall price. LYON & HEALY, Chicago, Ill. OLIVER DITSON & CO., Boston. OOEAN NAVRGATION. 0 doe g ox= GENERAL NOTICKS. NOTICE. ‘WHEREAS, The City Counclt of the Clty of Chi. cagodid on the 1at day of December, A, D. 1879, pass an ordinance for the renumbering of all strects oravenues in the South Divislon of the City of Chicago lying south of Twelfth (1ath) street, Scc- :lun four (4), of which said ordinance reads as fol- ows 1 BEC, 4. The Dapartmont of Publle YWorks shall §ousg to be prepnrud maps of the soversl strots nf- feciod by this ordinance, sliowing the renumbaring in accordanco with Lhe tormin horvof, and when the same ara complated ahail ropurt the fnct Lo this Councl), And on publle notics boing given 1t shnll then be the duty of ail awnors ar accripanta of bulldings on said flrvais 4o oblain fran said, Dupnrtment af tabila orka the corract nuuhars for tholr reeyactive bufis Ioge, or which o fag slinll bo charied, und Lo calse ¥ald correct numbar to bo pinced on tholr baildin within sixty dnys from the giving of auch public na- tico, ' And any ownor or oceupnnt of any bullding Wi Ahini] fall to eomply with the provisions of this ordi- nanco sball, upon conviction, bo fined in n sum of nut ioss than 0ivg dollnrs, and cost of prosocution. Now, therefore, notice la hereby glven that in ac. cordance with Sectlon four nforesald, the Depart. ment of Public Works has prepared maps of the several atrects and avenues showing the renum- bering of the same under sald ordinance, and has reported such fact to the City Councll of the City of Chicago, and that the Department of Publlc ‘Waorks of the Clty of Chicagois now prepared to furnish to the owners or occupants of bulldings on sald streets and avenues the correct numbers of their respective bulldings under and by virtue of the ordinance passed by the City Councll on De- cember first (1at), A, D, 187, for the renumbering of all streets and avenues in the Sauth Division of the City of Chlcago lylng south of Twetfth (13th) street, And public notice Is hereby given that all ownera or cccupants of bulldings on the streets or avenues of the City of Chicago lylng south of Twelfth (1ath) street shall call at once at the Department of Public ‘Works and obtain correct numbers for their re- spective bulldings, and for failure to do so0 within alxty (60) daya from this notice will be subject to the penaltles prescribed in Section four (4) afore- said, " P. J. HOWARD, City Clerk. CHICAGO, March 2, A, D. 1880, WARNING. 1 hierowlth warn_everybody not to lonn monoy or vnlunblos to my brothior, Selwmumd Heyman. i my nnmo, us 1 am nut rosponaible for the muno. BEIGFRIED HEYMAN, POSTPONED. ‘The salo of the ostato of ¥. Binz will take placo to- duy, March 3, nt 12 0'clock, at tho Court-liouse, cor- nor Adama and 1.0 Bnllo-sts. IMANDEERCHIEFS, SILK HDKES. WILSON BROS., 113 & 115 State-st,, Call attention to their recent im. portations of English Silk Hdkfs., which include the latest London styles, and are well worth inspec- tion., Their new stock of NECK- WEAR is the most attractive ever before shown by them. Tetall--First Floor. _Wholesalo--Upper Floors. SPRING GOODN. SPRING - WOOLERS. ‘We are ready to show a choice selection of Fine Woolens in New Designs and Col- orings for Men's Wear, We have purchased largely of MEDIUM WEIGHTS suitable for present use. Our Goods arc marked at prices that are bound to become popular. GOLLINS & NEWLAND, TAILORS, 209 West Madison-st,, near Green, Che @hicago Faw g WEDNESDAY, MARCH 3, YOURR BOYSK. UBLIC | "SAMPLE BOYS” — n TR o Over Four Theusand Suits for You to Pick Out Such as You Like. Good Clothing never was cheaper than “we" arc to-day selling it. 'We are almost sure to sell every customer that comes into our stores, Becaure we have the goods, Beeause the prices aro right, Becauso People have coufidenco In us. And will we be foolish enough to * DETRAY" that confidence? Time will tell. “We " when twe'' say “we" #we" mean WILLOUGHBY, HILL & €O., called the Square-Deating Clothiers, Hatters, Shoers, and Furnishers for the Men, for the Boys: now the Greatest Clothing House in the United States, COR. CLARK AND ADISOR.STS. Atso corner Blue Island.av, and Twellth-st.; also 533 Milwaukee-av, cor. Rucker-st. All theae Stores together have a frontage of 503 feet. OPEN TILL NINE AT NIGHT. COCOA AND BIRROMA, ALWAYS ASK FOR VeBpSs . oS Gocoa and Broma, PUREST INGREDIENTS, DELICIOUS FLAYOR. CHEAD IN PRICE. ESTABLISHED (843. FOR SALE BY ALL GROCERS. PATENT LAWYELRS, PATENTS. Nl ;‘l‘;‘o" & sM'TT‘l‘;.:‘ T PATRYT ATTORNEYS 48D COUNSHLORS, Rooms 48 & 45, 1456 LaSalle-st.y Hajor Block, Chicago, Patents procured, and Patent Litigation =~ conducted. Charges reasonable. Correspondonco invited. (Tako Elevator.) GUNS, &e, E. E. EATON, IMrONTER OF GUNS, AMMUNITION, FISHING TACKLE AND GUTLERY, No. 53 State Strect, Chicago. ~—Establishod 1853,— Ocean Steamships, New Vork and Liverponl, vin Quaohstown. Mekols 1o and from the principal i sh, French, Gorwan, liallan, and Scaudinavian Thowo steamors cay Ro Uvestock ot anykind. on &8 Houth Clark- DFDRAFTS on Gront firiath, Lroland, BReovforanes, Lo o Bl«m_hn-u Co. Rates roducad rn Htoamors salling c h_h‘ew I7§k tg-tnn Fenuelsco, $35 WAL ; g ! ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FIXANCE. General Trunsatluntle Company. Trsvalars by this g0 a¥0lg boi translt by ¥nglish Tirar and 1h0 discom{ors of crosing ths Chantl in JIADOLL, Bangilor. . 9.’,‘,{‘,5‘?‘,&”" ot W onosdar: Mareh tog i b l'm@ sday, March %, O . m. I ‘-‘-\:Immni,\vms Cnbin Carrying the Brittah wnd Unitod Btatos Malls, cnalish, Scotch, m FRANCIS C. BIOWN, GGon. Woatom tinent for anlo, oty ton from Now York Murch 1, 10, 2, and 20. L ¥, WIITH, Adont, 67 Clurk-at., Chicugo. Batwoon Now York and avro. Dor & N.it, foot boat. Wedneaday, A 1. m. %, Trudul Wodnoad CEDE PARSAGE Guciudin 4100 and 140; Hecond Cubirh £ =Himt Catin, 5 hiemue, £ inelyding wine, budding, and utonails. topuiges fimen ot Croaft Fronntaut Tlaria in ningunt ar it HEALON, Apont. & Denr, &Y, WM. B, WINI'RIL Stoarago Auent, § Chiicauo, = DISSOLUTION NOTICES, ‘The #irm of BALLENNERG & METZ hasy thia doy ‘been disaulved by mntual censent. Mr. BALLENBERG is solely authurized to collect and rocolpt for the debts of the concorn. Io will CONTINUE tho MILLINERY business at tho old stand, No. 147 State-st. ..!QEIH QEFI!IAN LLOY‘P. Smarkes: Londun uris, turdn Tk foF E,:‘l,,,:“ll'r:g'},:gg.{l:nnut Vaasangors' booked for L lawost rates, MATES OF BAUBAGH—From Now York ta ot b Jandon, Havro, and Hromen, Grat tabln, ‘idoend CabIn, KD aeorage, 62 Iloturn, tickoud Cregodiced mion. "OLRICITE & CO. 4 Bowling Conia for GG AUBENIUY & €0, 3outh Ciark« ..STATE LINE Ay, 1, Dublin, Balf: aud London. N T oordiig o’ acoommodation. - Becond Cabla, Brosdway, x. yAUSTIN, BALDWIN & CO. L R O \Egyw&uum MEETINGS, qmco of the Chlcago, Burlingfon & Quincy Rallroad Company, e Blockhotdors; CHICAGO, Fob. 3, 180, i ot {4 Joreby kiven that pursuant to the Hye fibatatn S et Al S 9 Company wili 4d ui the sy 5 naricon, fof 108 @ ensuing yoar may, FINANCIAL, MONEY TO LOAN By JOSII Il REED, 52 William-st,, X, Y., Inamatintans required, on IMPIOVED CIICAGO ot e ed 834 Hromprly attandod o b e 1 A HOWTIOR, " andoipn e, "NONEY T0 LOAN On Improved Clty Froperty ot curront mies, MEAD & COE, 18 La Hallo-at. 'TON! Yy &ce BLAHNK BOOKS, PRINTING, AND STATIONERY. . J. V. MIDDLETON, 85 State-st. Largs 8lock, Good Work, Law Prices. FOIt SALE, Cargo STabs for Sale. NOBTHERN THANEIT . ¥oot Nosth La Salle-st. ART STUDILO, PIOTOS, by far tho finest In tho clly, $U CABINE New and \'t-rl).'0 Stylsh per dozen. PANEL PHOTOS, "$10 R PANELS, CHILDREN'S CARD PHOTOS. Brands Studios 210 £ 212 WABASH-AT, PICTURKS a Speelulty, CARD PUHOTOR, the hest In tho world, $3 per dozen, PC R L L) SN e ~, 4 T N O IRICINE. O, Noa, 331 4 and Slasomont Brigk 1 Nos. Zihund 518 Rooin 2, Hi Denrburn-st. TIEDICAL, DROFS OF 4O consTITUTION THREE TIMES A DAY, CURKS DRIGIIT'S DISBASK, INFLAMMATION OF WATER THE KIDNEVE, STONK IN THE BLADDER, CA« CARIIL OF V1L BLADDER, GLEET, DIABETES, GRAVEL, BRICK-DUST DEPOSIY, CLILDIOUD WHAKNESY, % ¥or Femule Complulats u Speciplty, ¥or salo by all Drugglsts. $end for Ciroular, MORGAN & ALLEN, 82 John-at, N, ¥ CHLLULOID GOG CELLULOID (Water-proof Lin- en) Cuffs,Collars,and Bosoms, Price Lists and Goods sent by nuil. Call or address BARNES' Hat Store, 86 AMadfson-st., Tribune Building, W ASHINGTON. No Further Tariff Legislation to Be Permitted at This ' Session, The Houso Cowmittee on Ways and Means 8o Decided at Yes- tordny's Meoting, This, It Is Thought, Will Bhelve tho Paper, Steel-Rail, and Other Bills. 2 Conger, of Michigan, Joins the Opposers of the 1.-T. 8ill in s Orig- inal Form, And Approvoes of Secrotary Sher- man's Involce and Entry Rulings. Important Decisions Regarding the Tax on National-Bank Shares. They Shonld Bo Asscssed Under the Same Tulo a3 Other Moneyed Property. Silvor Certifioatos and tho Tndian-Territory Question Disonssed in Cabinet Mooting, TIIE TARIFE. A VICTORY FOR TIIE PROTECTIONISTS. Hpectal Dispateh to The Chicago Tribune, WaAsttINaToN, D, C,, March &—The nction of the Wnys and Means Committeo on tho various tarlff questions this momning created a declded sensation in the House. Tho action of tho Com- uifttee is gonorully luterpreted us meaning thut there will be na leglslation this session on any tarifl subject whatever, nlthough at the close of thomeoting, whon Morrison suggested that it would be well to make tho lssue clerontho Fort Paper bill, some of the mewmbers dumurred, eny- ing thore might bo some diffcronce on that questlon. Anothor member, howover, suid that there wus no reason to think that tho Commitiee, which had declined td cimsider projositions toreduco tho tarif on artlcles which were 60 per eent, should considor o propogition to reduce the duty on paper, which was only 20 per cent ad valorem. The gencral Interpretution of tho ef- fect of tho Committee’s nction I8 that therols to beno further attempt at tarlft legislation, even of a piecement charnetor, In the Ways and Means Committee, at least until ufter tho Pres- Identialeloction. The voteson the severul prope unltions, sont in full by the Assocluted Press, show that the Committoo did not divide strietly on tho party line. Indecd, leading Demoornts *did not hesitato to eny that to-day*s uctlon shows that BUEAKER IANDALL ORGANIZED THE COMMITTRE in tho high tarilf fntercst. Of tho Democrnts, Felton, of Georgin, who hitherto has boen ranked 18 4 freo-trndor, voted with the protectionists, Mr. Felton, in explanntiok of his attitude, gald privately tho uthor Uiy that bis district was tho lurgest Iron district Intho Bouth; thatit had many rolling-mills; und that he was rapldly in- clining towards protection. Judge Kelloy has converted him. This decelslon of the Ways and Means Commit- tee was not ontirely unoxpected. Tho test vote camu upon Rananll L, Gibson's motion to adopt s LI * To secure & more uniform collection of dutles on imported sugar.” This bill provides that wherover sngur is below No. 7, Dutch stand- ard fn color, and testing above ninc-two degrees by tho polariscopo, it shall pay tho duty now provided for grides from 7 to 10, Duteh stand- e, This bill simply legnlizes the order of tho Secretary of September lnst. Thore was much de- bate on this motion, purticularly upon the right of tho Beerotary to make this onder. Somo of the Committeo hold that the order Js in DIRECT VIOLATION OF LAW, and that the duties colleoted under it will have to bo refunded. Tho law mukes the Dutch standard of colors the test,and Mr. Shormun Inys that nslde and relies entirely upon the poluriscopo, for which thoro Is no Iaw. The voto on Gibeon's proposition resulted nd follows: Yens—Qibson, Folton, Garfleld, Kelloy, Conger, and Wood, Nays—Tucker, Phelps, Morrison, Mills, Curllsle, Dunnell, and Fryo. Tho result of this voto atarmed Mr, Gib- son, who nt ones moved to Indofinitly pustpono tho sugur question. Mr. Phelps, who 8 a pro- teetionlst, camu over and voted with the frionds of (Hueon's bill, which left tho othor side, tho friends of revenuo rovison, In o minority of one, This waa the demornlizing stroke, and after that the ground slipped from under tho feot of the moderate tari® men, Tho sugnr question vutof the way, Fryomoved to lny tho Bteel-rull bl upon the tabloe. Wood voted agalust this, but Fryo was for It, and this, with Pholps, inude the aflirmative vote 7, and LEFT THE REYOUMRNS IN TUE LURCH athird time. By this time tho high-tarif men wero in high spirits, and Gurficld moved to in- detinitly postpone Morrison's bill to reduco tho stuty on urticles embraced In vortaln schodules in Bee, 4604 of the Rovisced Btatutes to 50 por centnd vatorem; This was earried by the samo voto us that by which tho Bteel-Rall bt had been lald on tho table. Glbson than moved tho appoiutment of a committes of five to take uto considorution, with - view to its rovision, tho entire subjoct of tho tarifl, to report ut the noxtsession of Congress. This was taplod, on motlon of Mr. Morrison, by a vote of 7 to 6, though with a change of Individunl voters, Tho work of the Committee for threo monthy 18 thus thrown uway., The sugur question had been exhaustivoly oxaminod. Gontlemon rop- resentlog evory possible intercst had bean horo, and u lurge volume of testimony hud boen tuken und printed. Tho steal-rall heurivg wos also vory full, and the testimony printed, All this witl bo uttorly useloss, us the noxt fnvestigation into those subjocts will bu made by o new comn- mitteo, ‘Tuo dofont of tho revenue tarl® men to-day was due to the defection of Gibwon, who, In ro- turn for the support he got for his bill, worked with tho Protuciioniats tbrougaout. - Glbsan s chitlmod herotofors 1o bo o revenuo staritf ad- voeato, and bis action to-day has dismuyod tho Democruts of the SBouthwost. Morrison suyy tho Committee bus been ONGANIZED IN TIE INTERFSTS OF PROTECTION, Another mombor of thuConupittee sald to-night that tho uction of the Committoe wus a dlsgrace, * Fuur dyuunl ugo,” he sald, *tho Demouvrutio purty udopted, ut Bt Louls, a platform which g s ppiriy S I8 T s n mu‘viuuumuum uxprumr in that pla m‘-’m lulfi practice i3 thrown sway." Tho news of the actlon of the Committco ox- clted u good deal of lumrmllnn in the Houso, and, whon the subjoct of tho rulos cume up o o lutery Mr, House, of ‘Tounvsdeo, sald tho uecessity for hla mmcndmont, which providos that whon u cominitics has had a moeasuro In its churgo for elxty duys without action It shall bo dischurged and tho matter luld bofure tho House, bud now become upparont. % If any logislation on tarift mutters wure had it would bave ta be done Independently of tho Committes i Wiys and 3eans, A moinber of tho Wuys und Means Committoo #uld to-night thut hereaftor no bills looking to tho tarill fon wilt i{:t to that Committee, Lut will bo referred to the Judiclary, Revislon of the Laws, Commorew, and nny commitice na matter what, wherou fafe chanca muy bo ox- pocted. Tho smue gentlemun sald thut nothing wouldbe done in that dirvotion this torm unlosd it bo s reduction of tho tax on paper, that 18 dono, it will be ouly Lecause tho nowapapont will raiso such a bue and ecry that tho Oommittos will not daro to stand ngainst it. A member of the Wuva aad Aoans Comumiss~ 1880, aald that {f tha Fort bifl counl be presented to tho House It would pass by mere than two-thinls Mority, 18 the COUNLTY DUWEPRDErs WerD S0 near), ianitmons I demanding the change that the rey ntivesof rural eonstituencies could not reslat thoir domands, The difieulty, hows er, Wil be to seciuro o recommition to pas Auch o mensurs under suspension of tho rules. Thut would hnve been a difienit thing to do under the ol rles as eonstrued by tho peakbr, tmt under the rules, which dre to go into elfect next Monday, it will Le still imore trouble- Rome, 18 the Speaker is not oven allowed to tertain o motion to suspend the rules by fndl- vidunls f'xl:l.'l;l on tho first Mondny of o month and durlig tho lnst six days of n scesion. DIBCURKING THF TARIFF, TV the Waatern Assoctated Press. WaARHINGTON, 1), C., Murch 2—Tho Honeo Committen on Wiya and Meuna this morning Yirtually declded reninst uny rovision of the Tariff luws durlng the present session. Tho firat voto wns upon the ndoption of Represent- atlve Gibson'a bill *“to Kecure n more uniform collection of dutits on Im[mmxl mignr'* and re- anlted yeas: (Hhson, Felton, Ginrl Kelley, Conger, and Womd—8: noys, 'Tucker, Phely Marrison, Mills, Carlislc, l’rfiu und Dunnoll--7, ibson than moved to inde nhtli;' postpone tho conslderntion of the sugir question, Adopted— yeua: Glhson, Phel l"uluxl'il Gaurfleld, Relley, Conger, and Wood: nuys: Tucker, Morrison, Mills, Cariisle, l’ri‘l.v nd Dunnell, Mr. Frye moved to luy the Stoel-Rall bill upon the table, This {1 Covert's bill pm\'ldih? that tho lu*wrtvlm on steel ralls shall bo $10 per ton. The motfon was adopted—yens: Gibson, Phelps, Felton, Gartleld, Keftoy.Conger, Fryo—r; ”"f : Tuckor, Morrison, Mills, Carlisle,” Dun- nell, and Wood—(. Mr., Gartleld moved ta Indefinitly postpono Morrison's DU, which provi thut no duty shill be colleeted on nerchundise in excess of o per centum _nd valorem on nny article em- briced In tho followlng schedules’ of Bee, 20H Rovised Stututes, and not subject to tax under the Internal-ltevenue lawa: Schedulo A, cotton nnd cotton goods: I3, enrthe and enrthonwarn; C, humv. Jute, and flax goods: B, moetals; K, wod; 'H, wool and_ woolen' goods: M, sutkiries, wxeept bay-rum or buy-water,und othor per- fimory, of which aleohol forms a component purt: rum, essence or ofl and bay-rum, casence or ofl, fusil-ofl, or_smylio atcohol; opium, and ull prepurations of optum, and ?x)nrlnu-cnn!x. ‘The motion uutlur(cd. Yens—Gibson, Phelps, Felton, Garfleld, Kelley, Conger, Frye, T: iy “Tucko, Slorridon, Altis, Carlislo,’ ‘Duntoll 0o TITE I.-1. BILTL. UNLOOKED-FOI GIIOSLTION, Bpecial Dispatch (o, The Chicago Tribunss WARIISGTON, D. C,, March 2.~The Aldrich Tmmediate-Transportution umendment has en- countered another obstacle. It nppears that Conger, of Michignn, a momber of the Ways and Mouna Sub-Committee with Morrison, approves Hecretury Shermun's letter, which fusista that tho involce nod cntry must bo rotained ns necesaary protection to thu revenue. The proe motera of the Aldrich bill bere secin to think that Conger's resldenve {8 unfortunute for an en- tirely linpartinl conslderation of these two feut- ures of the bill, for the renson that Port Huron, In his district, occuples the sume relation to im- portations from Canuda that Now Yurk does to Furopean importations, The Col- leetor of - the Tort at “Port Huron, un appolntee of Mr. Conger’s district, recelves Seentsacar fees on all ontries mado under the present immedinte transportation, and the generl rensons urged by tho Treasury oflicials und tho New York fmporters in fuvor of re- tafning THD ENTRIES AND INVOICE FEATURES ara_also- urged by Conger on bohulf of Port Huron, Bo that It 1S possihle after all tbe inme- 'Illlu.\lnnm[mrmllou Bystem 18 to recelve one of tho sovereet blows In tho Houee of its supposed friends. The mnnngers of the bill here are simewhat discournged, and ecarcely hope to secure anything more than the chingos in the nlx;.mm. law which sre upproved {u Bherman's etter. PORTER!S CASE, YESTERDA ROUMENTH, Bpeciat Dapateh to The Chicago Tribune. ‘WaASHINGTON, D. C., Mareh 2.—8cnator Logan added to hls roputation ns a debater to-day, ale though, with tho exception of his eloquent In- troductory remarks, i ocoupied two hours and uhalf innlegal presentation of bis caso. 1o took the ground that Congress can 1o moro set nsldotho verdict of a court-martisl approved by tho Presiiont than it can sot nside n decislon by tho Bupreme Court, and hocited-a large ar- ruy of authorities in support of hia position. Tho legnlly-constituted court-murtial beforo which Fitz John Porter was tried found him gulity on the charges brought aguinst him, aud sontenced him to dlamlssal frow the army, and to be for- wver incapuble of holding iy oflice of honor or profit undor tho Government of the United States. This verdict baving recelved tho Exee- uttve approval, cannot be disturbed by Cone ress, and if tho present Presiilent desires to reinstate Gon, Porter, ho shoulil at once pardon bimn 04 the only wuy fn iwhich the verdict of tho court-martial ean be set uslde. Gen., Lognn had o brillinnt audience, which crowded tho gol- lerdes. Gen. Porter sat in the imlluH recently fitted up for the fumllics of the Dewmocrutio Senators, and wus evidently impressed by the number and value of the mithorities olted. THE DEDATE. Tb the Western Anociated Press. ‘WABHINGTON, D, C., Murch 2.—The mornin hour huvibg explred, considerntion wus resuned of uniinished business, the bill for tho relicf of Fitz Jobn Porter, the pondlng question being on nuamendment in .the naturs of o substitute submitted by Mr. Randolph, Mr. Loguu jolned tha Senator from Now Jor- soy titandulph) in_prulso of Porter’s soldierly conduct in tho Mexicun war, and in tho luto Civll War so fur ns ha theu acted i o soldferly way., The man trie to hin country’s tlag to tho end would tieyer find the wpeaker dotructing frum his reputhtion. Iut thore soinetimes came u paint in tho eanser of u soldier when his record censed to be n brilliant ono. Renedict Arnold's record was at onu timo a8 briltiant ns that of any soldicr in any wity, It was well to tuke w unin's former reputation’ into account on his trianl, but it is no defense,— NO EXCUSH FOIt QUILT, Mr, Lognn wished to discuss tho case from o legal standpoint. Ho held that Congress hud no power to st aslde nKentence by i court- martial, Tho only wauy thut Gen. Porter could Lo restored to the army was by Exoecutive pardon. A purt of hig gentence wus u prohibltion to hotd oftices under tha Governmont, But vven nfter redtorntion 110 wan hus powor l:lnn bim for sorvices never rendored. The Bourd uf Roview was_appointed to seo if thore wis ground for puntan. The probibition to bold otlices must be remaved by Presidential purdon. Congress had nothing to do with it. Mr, Lognn stood upon tho proposition that tho sentence ot the court- nuirtlal wis ns declsive aa that of the Supremo Court, No mun was ovor triod by a higher court thnn the court-martinl that scritonced Porter, snd now we aro usked to set astde the verdics of siteh i court, reatore o the army tho mun thoy convicted, and pay him about 000, Tho ru- quust shotld be MOBT CAREYULLY EXAMINED, An unsworn Board of three oftioers, without uuthority of luw, powar to sond for or awear witnossos, or Jurlsdiction in tho case, hud reo- omimnunded tho mensure, He thought such a recommendntion not worthy to welkh agufust tho suntence of the nine eullnent men, hnn% proper jurisdiction, who carefully examin o nupon the ease, Mr, i1 41 not think much of the lo;rl ubility of the men who recommonded that tho Prosidont should set uside the verdict of a com. ctont court-murtinl, appruved by another Prosidont sixteen yeurs ngo. No commission uppoluted by u President cun roviow the pro- ceedings of i courtemurtinl, They cun collato factd und evidonoo for the Presldunt’s informn- tion. ‘I'na uction of this Hoard wus unwarrantod und unprecodonted, In tho caso of Hunmond, tho luw did suthorizo & Huard of Roview. In ""2' Porter's ouse no such Bourd was author- fzed, ‘Tho Buprome Court, continued Mr, Logan, says the Presidont 13 tho only powoer that cun re- view,—Llat is, by purdon, ow, tho pvposition in this bill 18 10 relieve Portor. by legislutive uotton, ‘Tho power to uppulut Porter i3 NOT QUESTIONED. | The Prostdont may purdon bim to-morrow, and thon Congress can authoriz bid appointinent ad u Livutonant even if it choosvd, hotwithstund- ing his nge; but until that lmnluu 15 grunted, ro- Hoving it from tho disablilty thut is fu tho way of Congroas, thoru {4 no power 1o put him in the urmy in uny runk whatover, Mr. Logui: will contluue his remarks to-mor- row, Gou, Bherman and othor prominent men wore on tho tloor while Mr, lfl!flllll spoke to-dny, and fillxu gullerics wore crowded with an attentivo uu- once, INDIGNATION OVER RANDOLPH'S STATEMENT. . Bpectal Dispateh to The Chicago Tribune, BPiNGvIELD, 111, March 2—The bundrods of friends of the Inte MaJ. Dougins Popo, of thid city, uro vory indiguant ut tho stutoment mude in {hu sonuls yo.wrdn{‘b y Sonutor Randulph, in his speceh upon tho Fits John Portor cuso, tha Mu), Popo, who wus tho chief witioss aguinat Yortor, had, since the trial, “admitted thut he hud,colmitted porjury In swearing that ho do- livered that lmportiat 430 order frow MeDows ell to Porter ut or nour § o'clock, whereus it 18 In proof that tho order wis not delivorsd umh P sundown ff .“\dux. N.“d !l:.‘lo such facts appear In evidonoe, un: N P‘opo who, duwmr his life, conversed with ut oust 100 cifizens of Bpringfleld sbout tho caso, always emphatically aflirmod the vorrectuoss of hils originul toatinony. His rooent doath rons dora m‘fn unjustifnblo attack upon his momory all the more painful to his fricuds, and hls repu< Dailp Teibune, tation ns a_gnllant soldier, asa gentlomnn of honor and of the stricteat Intogrity, was such that no ona In Bpringheld who was at all acquainted with bin ean be made to belleve for an {netant that b committed porjury or ever adinitted thut he hnd, This statementls true of all clusses in the community, irrespective of party, and without regurd to the merita of Gen. I'orter's cuso, CABINET COUNCIT., BILVEI AND SILVER CERTIFICATER. WaAststron, N, C, March 2.—At nCabinot meeting to-day there was quite a prolonged dis. cussion on the flnanelal subjects, Becretary Bhorman stated that tho allver In the Trensury waa constantly Increusing, and that it waa ox- tremely difficult to circulnte it owing to the con- veulenco of silver cortifieates, which aro in- varlubly preforred to coin, An Instanco za to low tho Government s belng cinbarmascd by tho silver cortificates wus given, which waa to tho effect that a porson desiring to tronsport gotd from Ban Franclsco to Now York would ap- ply to tho Assistant Treasuror ot tho former clty for a stated nmount of silver dollars in ox- chunge for n like nmount of gold, and upon re- celving tho sliver would demand ellver cor- tificates therefor, und by mnlling the certifi- cates to New York he would avold the cost of tranaporting the coin, On this account tho Beeretary of the Tronsury lhnnfim that tho ellver certifientes wers . great hindrance to the free clreulation of silver coln, Tha revenues of tho Government wers mene tioned us boing very gratifylng, THR INDIAN TERRITORY, There wna u communiention from Gen. Popo regurding the alleged proposed invasion of the Indign Territory brougbit to the attention of tho Cabinet, In which Instructions were asked upon the question of Interference by the troops in caso there should boan attompt, Tt wis dectded thit teoops could not act tndependently, but must awult n requost from tho Depurtment of the Intorior before proceeding to make nrrosta, Tho question was asked in the comisuniention, “ If arresta uro maddgwhiat shatl be done with tho rigoners #* 1t wns eoncluded that f tho nrrests hrcome too numerous to ho governed by tho Mnrstinla thnt tHo' faot Ahould bo at once re- F"“""’ t the nrmy hewlqunrters. It appears rom the communicatjon that Y‘unnltn have been {astied to persons togo Into the Territory with bierds, Gen. Pope statea that this Bberty s sbused. When herders got into the Territory thoy build seaffoldlngs to protect themaelves froin tho weathor whilo herding, and ofttimes the scatToldiug Is rupentedly improved ubon and ot lnst It beconios usettlement. 1t §8 undorstoot that the permita already {ssued for this purposo will bo rovoked, and the practice discontinued, IMNILL IN TROUBLE. THE GEOIGIA S8ENATOR CHARGED WITH ERDUC- TION, Bpecial Dispatch to The Chicago Tribuna. WaAsHINGTON, D. C.y March 2.~The papers in tho long-threatened sult for seduction ngninst Senator Hill, of Georxia, wero flled in tho Dis- trict Bupreme Court thls afternvon. Tho plain- M I8 Jessie Raymond, n young lady of 22, and sho clalms frun the Senator $10,000 damnges. ‘The alleged scduction 18 suld to have been com- mitted in Atlanta, Gn., in Novewber, 1877, and resulied, as alleged, In the birth of » child to Miss Ruymond the following year. Tho $10,000 dnmages clalmed in the deelaration cov- ers the items of expenso of doctor snd nurse, and tho remuinder 8 clulmed ns n recompense for damnge to her good nasme, she huving provicusly been, a8 claimed in the bill, of irrepronchable churncter. Miss Roy- ntond nlso cluimy that she bas received, so far, only $0 towards tho caro and support of tho child, jo sums of &5 ench. This s tho story us tuld In tho legul documents, The plaintif 18 far from being attractive In personal appearance. According to hier story, sho firstjtnet Benator IH1L in an Atlanta hotel, nnd it wrs thero that tho alleged offenso wns committed. She says, also, that varfous attempts wore mado to compromiso ina way that would SAVE TIE BENATOR'S REFPUTATION. Sho camo to this city o fow months ago, and hns been uttempting to get something in tho way of s uettloment from the dofendunt. Mrs, Ielva A. lockwood, hur counsel, fuys that sho has tricd to inditce tho Senntor to provide for the womun without the compulsion of law, and for that reason pustponed tho filing of papors for muny. doye, ke Rugmond and-her-infant aro now in tho cityl Sho clafms to bo i desti- tute cireumstances wnd without fricnds, Sen- ator Hill was culled upon this evoning In refer- enco 1o the matter, aud suld bo hnd not yot re- celved notice of tho sult, 1o had expectod it huwover, 08 throats of such actlon had been made. He vronounced tho whole affair an at- tompt at blackmail, nnd deelnred his intentlon of having nll the partics concerned fu It arvested for conspirucy. HOOUSE RULIS, ADOPTION OF THH REVISION KEPORT. Special Dispateh to The Chicago Tridune. | ‘WagiiNatoN, March 2.—Tho House has finally adopted tho new code of rules which hng been discussed sinco Jan. 6, substantinlly In tho form In which they wore reported from thoConunlttee of the Wholv. The only matoriul chaugo is that the propoeition to permit tho Commlttco on Publie Bulldings and Grounds to roport nppro- printion bills ut uny timo was defeated. Out of considerution to the Granger ¢lement, bowovor, tho rulo which allows the Commitiee on Agri- culture to report an appropristion bill was ngreed to by o vote of W wwjurity, Tho Morrison 2 amendinent to the twonty-first rule, reluting to politieal riders, wns adopted by the narrow majority of 7 votes. “Thixs allows politienl riders in ull cuses whero tho proposed nmendmonts shall scom to retrench expenditure by u reduction of the numnber and sulary of tho oflicers of the United Stutes, or tho compunsation of sny Government officor, or by tho reduction of any money uppropriation. TIE REFUBLICANS THINK that this amendment extends tho scope of political riders that wore made possible under tho old Rule 21, Thero wus somo bluster- 1 oarly fn tho day sguust o tho rules, ore were threats that re- courso woull bu hnd to filibustering untess sopurato votes should tio permitted on the polit- Jeal wmondments, but those threats wery not fultilled,—Conger, who mude thom, evidently be- ing dotorred froul exeouting Lis purpose, when he discovered that, had he done so, it would have opened 8 way tu the udoption of sn amendment nuthorizing tho House, by u majurity, to call bills from Commiltiee after n eertain period, ‘Tho nuw ruies, us & whole, niro wiquaestionab! B grent Imlpnu'nmcnl upon the old vhes, und will do something to fucilitute publie business, The bith will go luto offoct Monduy. BUPREME COURT. DECISIONS ANNOUNCED. Wasnixaron, D.C., March 2.~Thoe following decisions nre aunouncoed: * Nao, 19, 'Tho Peoplo of the State of New York, ox rel. O, P Willinns, plaiud(® in error, va, Will- inm J, Weaver et al., Assossors, 1n error to the Court of Appealsof Now York. This case In- volves the question of the legulity of thoe Btato's netlon In virtuully diseriminating ugainst capitnl fnvested fu Nutional-bunk stock In valuutions and pascasmonts madb for State taxes, This Court haldy, first, thut the provision of tho Nu- tlonul-Bank luw that Btuto taxation on shures of bunks shall 1ot be at u groater rato thun 1s as- sessed on other monoyod vapital In tho bands of oitizons of tho Btato hus rofurence to tho ontiro process of usscssment, and fne cludes tho valuntion of shures aus well os tho mites of perceptuge charged at such valuations; second, that tho statute of tho Btute therofore which cstabllshes a modo of as- seasmont by which shuros of Natlonul bauks aro viluod higher in proportion to their resl value than othor monoyod capltal is In conflict with tho aot of Congress, vven though no grontor pore centugo b8 lovied on that valuution than on tho valuation of othor monvyed cwllull third, that the etutute of Nuw York of 186 whalch perumits obtor to deduot tho umount of his debls from the valuution of all bis porsonal proporty, fnoluding monvyed oupital, excobt Lig bunk sharus, tilxos thuse shnres at u greutor ruto than other nmnfiy cupital, and 18 thoreforo vold ud to shures of Nutionul bunks. The Judgmont of the Now York Court of Appouls ls rovensod. ABHESSMENTS, No. 693, C. I Willlams, plaintiT i error, va. Williamn J, Woaver ot ul,, Assvasord, In orror to the Court of Appuuts of Now York, This wae s suit brought ‘w Mr, Willlatug to hold tho Ausossors of ‘the City of Albuny {ndls vidually lluble for sums which ‘ho and others bad beon omnpelled to pay s taxes on Natlonul-bunk stock by reason ot unlawful pssossments muado by dofendsnts In errur In tholr otfielul ehuricter b8 the Buard of | Asacssors of the Uity nu\lbnn(. Tho Nuw York Court of Appouls beld that, fu the sbsunce of Fraud or intontionul wrony, i Asscssors woro not porsunally lublo n dumuges for any orror iu tholr t. This Court fluds 0o error {u tho record which 1t cun proporly roview, and Judgmont is thoretore atiiroed, with costs. . ANOTUER. 16 ; Mam Cummings, Treasurer, sto. e Yy Sloronania! Nationai. Bank, Unit States Cir= sppeliant, Vi, the Morchau Gt ouuri fob to Northorn Diatriotof Obior lodo, 0. Appeal trotu the This was an_nctlo nfol the” coltection of an alleged exceas nf BiAld; county, and uity taxcs lovied on tho bank through an Ine'i'ulux 1o Bys- tem of property valuntion. his Court holds, rst, that - the nct _of tho Ohio Iegialnture ~ creating HDoard for n tho equalization of bank shares fs not fn violae tion of tho Conatitution of that Stato; but, rece ond, that the rule or principlo of unequnl valua~ tion ndopted by loeal Bonnds of Asacssment {n unconstitutionnl nnd works manifest fnjustice to owners of bank sharea; thind, that when this rule or Prlnoiph-, 18 applicd to a Inrgo olasa of In- dividuals or corporntions, equity may properly Interfere to rostrain this unconatitutlonnl cxers cise of power: fourth, that the approprinta modo of rellef In siich enses ia tipon payment of tho amount of tax which Is oqual to that nssessod on othor property, to ejoln the collection of the filegal decree,” Deerce aMrmed, with costs. Opinion by Juatico Billcr, Chiof-Justice Waito issenting. STILL,_ANOTIIZR. No. 827, Frederlek W. Pelton, Treasurer, cfen 8. tho Commercinl Nutionel Bank of Cloveland, Appen from tho Utilted States Circuit Courl for tho Northorn District of Ohlo. This caze grows out of astate of fucts similar to_ that set forth in tho cnac of tho Mcrebnnts' Nntional Benk alove (No, 589), ‘This Court holds that tho sys- tomatio and intentinnnl nasessment of Nntfonal- bank shires g their full valwo whilo all othor moneyed cupital is nasessed fur holow its truo vilue ia i violation of tho net of Congress pro- scrlbing the rule by which sharea shall ho taxed; and that, upon payment or tender of the sum which tho bunk sfnres ought to pny under said rule,n court of equity will en}:fln tho Btnto authorities from collocting the remaindet. De= eret nflirmed, with costa. . Ol‘!)luluu by Justico Mlller, Chief-Justico Waite dissenting, BUIT TO RECOVELL No. 02. Mary P, Colilns, ndminiatentrix, oto. nppeilant, vs. The Steamer Floridn. Appeal from the Supreme Couirt of tho District of Coe lumnbin. This waa nsiit brought by tho widow of Commadore Colllns to recover prizo-monoy for tho capture by hor husband of the Xebol cruiser Florfda in the noutrnl wators of Brazil, This Court holds that, Innsmuch as tho capturo wus dlsavowed by our Govertitnent and nsmlo- ized for, and inaamuch na the Florida would have heen returned to the Bruzllinn authoritics had rho not sank in Hampton Ronds, tho United States nover acquired the title of hor, and tho viaintlt In error hua no valid claim to prize maoney. The Jjudiciul departmont of tho Gov~ ermuent I8 bound to follow the action of tho! fitieal depurtmont, and Is concluded by ft, ecreo aflired, with costs. COUNTY-BKAT CASE. i No. 170. Eben Newton ot sl., plaintifts in or=: ror, v8, The Bourd of Commissioners of Mahon- ianollnti‘. In error to the Supreme Court of, Objo. Thls was an netion ta onjoin the removakl af the county-seut of Maboning County from Cuntleld to Youngstown, 0., on tho ground that! the State hns entered into n contrnet with tho, cltizens of tho fortner town to establish and’ keep the eounty-seut thore if tho cltizons would donate land und subscribe money for the erce= ton of public buildings. This Court holds thai it was not competent for the Btate to enter int: such i contrict ua that alleged in this enso, ! when tha statute embodying tha allewed con-! truct was u public law relating to a publio sube. Ject and_involving public right and tho publio weltare of tho entire community affected by Its raid that u subscquent Legislaturo could removor the county-reut 1€ consldorntions of public wol-; furo demand such nction. Judgment aliirmod,/ with costs. § NEVERSED. A No, 873 Tho People's Bank of Belleviile,! lnintil in error, ve. The Mnnufacturers’ Nat lonal Runk of Chicago, Inurrorto the United Btates Clreult Court for the Northern District of Illinols. Judgmont reversed with costs, and ciuse romandod with direction to onter o Judgs ¢ went in fuvor of plafatit? in error. . HAILIOAD BOND RUIT. No. 39. The Town of Mount leasant and Town, of Culedonlu, nppelinnts, va, Charlos Bockwiths and No. 243, Tho Town of Mount Pleasant nne Town of Caledonin, sppellants, va. Willlem M. Cornull et al., exeentors. Appeal from United States Cireuit Court for the Bhistorn Distriot of] Wisconsin, These were Buits browght agninst appellunts aod the City of Racine, Wis,, jolntly enjor 0 tho uyment — of - certaln bonds ssued by o Town of Iueino fn wid of the Hucine, Janesville & o Mississippl Rallroud Company. Subseguent tar. the issue of tha bonds tho territory of tho Town of Racine was divided up between” the ndjncons Townsof Mount Pleasunt and Cadedonin, audithe municipulity known ns tho Town of Racino wus extinguished und the chartor annulled. The Towns of Mount I'lensant and Caledonla, whioh had thus sequired by snnexation the territory of tho oxthiguished Town of Rucine, then ris fused to puy tho lut and theso sulte 'wero b it'10 eNforce piyment. This Court holds that the principles of equity require tho appeilant towns who have suceeeded totho ters ritory and powers of thg extinet Town of Raclno 10 puy tho lntter's luwf@l dobts, and that tho muntier und proportion in which they nre severs llllil"llnlllo thorefor mny bo detormiued by tho existing declslon and rules of equity, Decrees uflirmed, with costs und Interost. Opinfon by Justice Clilford, Judgoes Field, Dirudley, and Miller; dissenting on the ground thut it " requives now legislntion to muoko o legal ahwman nyrninst tho new towns and justly ape portion tho debt. LAND CASE, - No. 104, William 'I. Wolssy ot al., appollant: y&. Richard B, Chupman: appeal from the Unil States Cirenit Court for tho District of Towns “Chis coss involves the title to o purt of tho lande in tho Stato of Jown known as the Des Molncal River grant, Chapmun claims title under the. rant for the inprovement of tho Des Moines tiver mndu by acts of Congress of 1844, 1801, and 18, while Wolsey claims under tho half-miilion- sero grant, known us tho school grunt, mnde '& tho ‘mets of 1841 and 1849, - 'TI ure Bohls: ‘Thnt no titlo passod to tho Btato ll?’ tho npprovil of tho solection of tho Innds in dlspute umiler the netof 1841, Bolng Inwlully re= served from salo nt the timo of tho sclection, they were not included in tho grunt which that act provided for. 2. ThutChapinnn has the right 10 question Wolsey's title, Nelthor took title frow tho Btate at first, and, es tho final grunt froin the United Stntos wus o legal effect to Chupmun or bis grantors, be has tho right to have that fuct declared by Judiclnl declston na nguingt Walsey, who sots up his adverso claime Deeres nflirmed with costa, Deciston by Chief-Juntico Waito. ‘I'hls dectsion, which \'lrnmllt ives pnmmounbl authority to tho Des Moines River grunt, affocta ! tho titlo to about 14,000 acres of lund. B DIRSENTING OPINION. 2 Juatles Fleld to-day read in the Bupreme Cotirt: o long dlssenting opinion fu tho cusa docidod yestenduy of the Commonwenlth of Virginls urpon the potition for mandumus to compel’ the restoration of the Roynolds prisoners to tho Btute authordtics, NOTES AND NEWS. M'PUERSON'S NEW OVYIoE, Bpectal Dispateh to The Uhicago Triduns, ‘Wasiinaron, I 0., March 2.—Edmund Mo« Pherion, of tho Philndelphin Press, formerly Clork of tho Houso of Repregentotives, was tos night cleoted Seeretary of tho Congreaslonul Exe * ecutive Committeo, PUNLIC BUILDINGR. l To the Weatern dssociated Press. WASHINGTON, D.' €., March 2-Tho House Committes on Publie Buildings und Grounds, by unaninous vote, necepted tha roportof tha Sub- Committee to-duy, fuvoring an nvrmpflnunn of 00,000 for tho crection of u public building at 'vorta, 1L, $100,000 1o bo expended tho Brst enr, i b ‘Tha Committes ulso agrood to recommond an appropriution of $#40,000 for a publio building nt Partsuioutl, 0., ouio-hulf to be avallablo tho flist (Y ¥ . FUNDING DILL. ’ Tho blll introduced in the Sohato to-day by Mr., Butley to refuid the National debt ul%mr- ' 1zos tho Bverotary of the Truasury whenover the bonds now outstanding shull liccomo duv, to fs sue bonds for exchunge for them bearing 3 per coent Intervat, and redeemable at tho pleasure of tho United Btutes ufter twenty yewrs, Italso pro vides for fRsulng 200,000,000 Tu notes beards 3 per cont Intorest, redeemablo aftor two un payuble {n ton yeuns after tho dato of issuo, ut prohibita the redemption of uiore thun forty williuns of these notes 1 uny vno flscal year, YELLOW-VEVEIL Becretary Thompson t=duy rpacived tha fol« lowin, b)'r{anblo u"&fl; Montwvitdeo In regurd to the yellow-foyor ou tho Unitod States stoumor Marlon: "sllduhllnmun Wiko dlod on tho ¥tk ult, The sick ure hnproving, Thorv urg no now cuses, This death makes threo of tho Murlon' officers and crow that hive fallon by fover Cudut Midshipman Harvey Wike wus & atlve of Tlinots, and wis appointed o the Naval Acados my from that Stuto Sept, 18, 1870, CHIUAGO CUSTUM-H0USE, The Committco on Appropriations has agreod mmfn nmx““ l:,l tho rg’mur;“l nullvloxw;fiu un itotn of $100,000 to coruplete the Chicuko Custowns Housu. VINOUBACK wdrmmu:u. i . Prosident bus withdrawn the nominations nf’nll'?ll.fl. Pluchbuck 88 Nuvul Ofticer:at Now Orlouns, thus leaving Lovwis, the incumbent, uns disturbed. 3 : CONFURMED, . ‘The Benate confirmed Mrs, Susan R, Johnsomy a8 Postmlstress of Choyonue City, TIE RECORD,. BENATH, Wasmingrox, D, C., March 2.—-Mr, Hoar sube mittod tho following resolution: B rilxhu to potitlon this body concorniuy s matter 0! m‘&fi’“h"“ interest, numely: the title to seat In thls body of a Benator from the Blaw