Evening Star Newspaper, April 22, 1872, Page 1

“THE EVENING STAR | Published Baily, Sundays Exeepted, | AT TUE STAR BUILDINGS, | Penussivania Avenue, corner Lith St. = WE EVENING STAB NEWSPAPER COWT. 6M. KAEPP RIN, Pi TRE RVENING STAB {9 served by carrier to thetr nbecriters at TEN CENTS PER WE P9-Fork CENT* PER MONTH. Copies a Two Coxts exch. By mail—thres mont ree s THE WEEKLY © = sear, GF Iovaris! 6 connter hs, 21.50; hed on appliestton | ALPHABE BUSINESS DIRECTORY: Containing Cards of First-class Fstablishments | W. 8. Jexx in all Branches of Bus ness in the District. AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSES. 2 t Jonxa Ba 5 2 La. ave KAOb ste, op-City Hail UCTION AND COM. MERCHANTS We tw & (o..8 W_ cor. Pw av. and 9th et. Gaerew & Wirtsacs, Ol, cor. eth and D streets, AWNINGS. @e Joan b . atket Space. BAKEREILS. Gro. B Kiar Pa ‘4 Cas ™M rm BANDS. F am BELL-NAYS ACK MITH SHOPS. F. Barsciicy. (Horse Snowing, tc.) i & Md ave, BLEACH ERIES. A.T_Wiitixe, Straw Ht & Bt. Bleacher, 94 Pa. av. B r ‘TERS. Tateenr& f BVARDIN Parkixcoy +82 Pa.ave., Mus. Krooxpex<t. sil E stre BOOKSTORES. bk 5 sTth sts *..corD ce 3. Bis Men Dia Bs %h & th F.a.¥ Yo ° SAWS G Bane va A ® K B 6 F L u D n. ALP. Guay. Stinper Mar BRASS WORKS. Sov Mekvints & Leitew NG MATERIALS. Pans ber nt éthets wr ground?) 513 7th st A. GLA! SS an i 4OACH FINDINGS. THe Nae ah st.. opp. COMMISSIONERS OF DEEDS, Sosern TOK. Praxt er E and sth streets N.W. 0 .Be Dining Rooms.) 5: CONVEY ANCERS. Pa. ave.,( Law, Titles, Notary.) CORKS, SEALING WAX. &c. «Bs Lowak. at wholesale, Wi sth street, CORSETS. SKIRTS. Ac. (Lacies’ Uuderwear generally) 493 9th st DENTISTS. De. Ww Menai 1 thst ,op. P.O DOORS, SASH & BLINDS. Trexer & SHERWAY. 63 Louisiana avenue. DRESSMAKERS. ME Wit<ox J2% Pa.ay.(Cut’g taught by rule) DRUG STORES. pr &. avenne, corner 34 st GG. Siews. corner New York avenue and Lith st FP Gas corner 9th and Hists northwest. RP. Fekotsov. 158 Peuna.ave.. Capitol Hil ° +» Capitol Hil, o ar La. arenne jee) 10S & 120 7th st. m.w. a «corner E uorthwest hatreet NW 2 FLeUn, FEED AND COMMISSION. Howas XG FLOWER EMBALMERS, E.S tours. Embaimer Nat. Flower RIES. AND. corner of La. ave. and 10th st. GooDbs. 237th st. STAYI OR S23Pa_av.ad Met hotel F115 Pa. av., bet 1 th.t12h ats W. #7 Pa. ave. bet. a3: £ Gth sts, FURSITURE STORES. » ust. Market Space, t re made, and returned in two boui GAS FIXTURES, @c. Bamiites & Peakov.cor kb & DY M O.AB A.B tHernenn® Me Pa.ay., bet oth @ ute FIcEs. GTON Gas Light ComPaxy, 413 16th, near E GROCERY STORES. Geo. G ConnwettSsoxs.148 Pa.av.op Willard’ Bate & Boxe. 97 Market Space, uvar Kh street. g Praxt & Sox, N. ¥_avenue,corner Lich st. <A. AvPeL, cotner F and 13th streets, RD SsTON. 1712 Pennsylvania avenue, Gre surg & BRo.. cor. #20 Virgiaia venus. Wekiey, Ge Tth sreet, between Tend K. a .N.W. cor, sth & E, Navy Yard. c.€ hs ry RASS vats wate B > MSKiDMa. Wid Pe. E Gio.P Gort (BigBaaker ees Beg" MABNESS, SADDLERY a TR, FLA Ler: Ju a bao. TSTRUNKS. PL XD. 688 Penn ave. bet. or Cc. Be ~. 1415 Pennsylvania av: MATS, CAPS AND FU Winter & Biosy. 905 Pa. av., bet. sh and Wth sts, HOBESE SHOERS. Joux F. Doxa, bet. 9h & 10th and 137 Dat. ao s ARLisctox Hovss, Vermont ave. and H street. cu i venue, near 3d street. 8. W. corner Pa ay. and 6th at. cee. corner sth sud H streets. HOUSE FUBNISHING STORES. 2.W Bors: se & Bao .92t P Gko P.Gorr . BigBasket. 1900Pa.. MEC IspEreNoeNT Icx Co., office, 1204 Pa. av., near 12th ICE (REQM MANUFACTORIES. Hanvay & Hotpes, 8. corner 1ith st. & Pe. ave ery eee od MAK ERS, © Fiseuen. surg jastraments & Trusses, 247th st. | ASURANCE OFFICES. Mar'st Caritot Lire [xs Co. Rarexar Usox Frag ins. Co DF Hawi \« & Co sis Tth at opp Prnnine & Jones. Lite Fire SiS le Situ, Ag hernix Tus. € ke ™ Sait * ELRY STORES. JEW WD .Gleun, 12 ¥ st..Wash'p, £12) Bridge #t.Geo'n WASHINGTON, D. C., » This Afternoon's Dispatches, it NIN I ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS. Se rote egetes ate Se TICAL | JUSTICES OF THE PEACE. Ww +262 D strect. opposite City Hall. FAVER.(also Convey ancing. HER, SHOE FINDINGS, cc. <.7187th street. between @ and HAFER. 714 D atreet, between 7th LIME, CEMENT, &c. KING. 631 Mass. avenue, bet. 6th and 7th. SPECIAL NOTICES. A Ca A Clergyman, while r Karly D Crinary and rgans,and the fd sorders broug! Great numbers hi B., 13% to IRS E etreet. cpirparing aud this 'me: needs it, Free af Charge. PH NAN. Station D, Bible House, AMUSEMENTS. EW NAPIONAL THEATER. L « CHakLes HERzRERG, 626 Lonisiona, av. and 621 C st. LOOKING GLASSES, Fraxcis Law and 10th street. . N.Y. av. and Ls*. MARKET STORES. S Maker L. A. Walker. 1410 I strer Re.N. E.cor.B ar 414 1ith st.near Pa. From their Arch Street Opera H row ded aud det EW ACT NTILLATIONS OF WIT, FUN MANTLES. Hamitton & Pearsox. A BR. Sreruenn & Ce MERCHANT TAILORS. ¥.. 31 door eas: je, Marble, &e..ccr.9£D. antels.&c ,910 Penn. ave. PAR A SUPERBABUN CHAMPION TROUP. Orchesira Chairs LETT. G14 9th st.. opp. Patent Office. | ©. W. Thor. (wholesale only 314 Sth st., nearay. MODEL MAKERS, & Tth street, opp. Patent O%ce, opposite Puri Office, NEW sation X NIGHTS AND ¢ Commencing MONDAY NE MATINEE ONL (EVENING, Aps IES. Patioxat News Com ¥,H. Covle & Co.,323 Pa.are, av.,Law,Titles Conveyancing. 50 PERFORM and comprising; #1 AIM TLE MARIE Dt LET. MI ONS. FERNSND NOE ave..cornar lth at W. Driver,) 1216-15 Penn. av. VANDAMME, ty Mons. Salvator, & at} iecetor and Co near Penna Tthetreet, near M. Fridey, May 3..... rest near Penn. avenue. t. betwen D and &. ¥ regarding scale of prices pg of box sheet. 2 {RAND TABLEAUX MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT, IN AID © e CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH ORGAN FUND, AT ODD FELLOWS Commencing MONDAY EVEN three evenings Alm 20 7th atreete, u P O_ Department. Pa mntemice. Block , ec iC GALLERIES. G, April 22, for iwania, av. uear 7th street. ON EXHIBITION AND SA‘ AT MARKRIT : ud F streets, eight et and canal. we sre Cords and Tus- Mouleines. Brack ts, News end dealer in Sash Doors & Bliads. Pieaso remember BALLS, PARTIES, &e. T GRAND SOU'ABLE OF LIB FRTY LoDGE, No 6, K.of P., will be TUESDAY MIGHT, 231. at Odd cielpe gs Hail Y ame and Number. 531 Mass. ave.. bet. 6th aud 7th sta Metallic Ro vfer,) G03 24st.,cor.F. PRINTING OFFICES. 1012 Pa.ave..bet 10th & 1th ets, X, coroer 9th and D str 2, F street, pear 7ch. AFD PROVISIONS. 1.3 EB. corner th & Dats. Medi app: ar in the new res- a MACKER PIAN nasihe newest im; tone; Is better finial ise | t#, agnificent ed, and more durable ti I now offer the same at 33 cent. leas cash than any othor first clase Piano can be boaght, or for reasonable installments. Oaii and examine for yonrsslves. ectd ABL BICHTER, 935 Penns. avo. USING TOY OUT! ga7ge,to the music of 9 For sae by G. L. WILD & BRO., 430 at. west, between Penn: ATE AGENTS. &c. r. La avenue and 7th strest. 513 PTT.519 Market 7&8.0p Post Ofcs. fy ianes and manufertarers of apr ical Instruments generally. Masical Instruments tuned and re RESTAURANTS. Pianos and ail paired Bovse. Henry Hyson, 421 9th, bet. D and EB. SASH, DOORS AND BLINDS. | Perry Cones a, 257th at. z | se es. Warrier & W tsox's, Steer & Son, agts..451 Pa.av. ‘They are simple, silent, porte h&eD pecialty,) 512 9b st Ax MARRON, (repairing SHIRT FACTORIES, Devin & Coc N.¥.)t - AY L.A. MCLEAN. 36 F st. bet. Mas, R A. Saits. late Mrs. Kline, 521 9th SILVER PLATES. 09 7th street.op. Pest Offic . 804 D st., between Sth & 9th GREAT PREPARATIONS, 8&9, up stairs et | GREAT PREPARATIONS. SPRING STOCK SPRING STOCK READY FOR SPRING MEN'S CLOTHL READY FOR SPRING YOUTH’3 CLOTHING. READY FCR SPBING: BOYS’ CLOTHING, READY FOB SPRING! ALL KINDS OF CLOTHING, trs & BROTHER, 61 ‘AMPING DEPOTS. A.R.SHrrneRD& Co STORE YARDS. W oJ & CA ACKER. Ist and E streets N. W. Vit ay.,bet 9th & loch sts Warten D Wrvitt, GM. Haywarpd Pevay W. Evwerr, 19) TEA AND COFFEE STORES. ORvENTAL Tua S11 TITLE EXAMINERS. A.G.HAtry 9 Pe ae. JOBACCO AND CIGAB STORES. istanpow Guna, Lnchs Wa. 8. Booss, 1 Pax LT LOCGHRAN, 1425 Penn. ave, nei Priiir 8. Waxp svuuwest cor. Pa. a ARTICLES, &e. A.M. Wheeler, 623 7th street. mnveyanc’g, Notary. THE VERY LARGEST, THE VERY BEST. AND THE VER IN THIS CITY! CHEAPEST ‘RU Jas >. Tortas & Co.,4257tb st.. adj’g U.P Hall, UMBRELLAS, PARASOLS, CANES. Chas G. PRakce, 119 Pa, S77 REMEMBER— Lith & 15th ste. HABLE BROTHERS, venne, near 17 Fashionable Tailors, »® Davy.1222 Pern ave. and Ly 4 COENEB 7tn AND D STREETS, STYLISH CLOTHING, NEAT CLOTHING, HANDSOME CLOTHING. DURABLE CLOTHING, wth Be, Ws. and $1 Store, CHEAP OLOTHING. T: also, Goods at wholesale, 'OCK_©F OPE: 5 ici GLASSES, SPEC- INSTRUMENT: |. Bre. apl7- FaimeaSWLAw: 18ST Kanter ant" _Raaee 40008 0 PRUNE ef <ar et eee RPBaM Teen and G streets, tect mest ect aerate ts Balinese we 2 -N. Charles st..cear walk with case. nent Phy “dha Heat J}cCORMICK, it, between Band F, ‘legant atock of MIL cas’ $ at the est broderics. _ the Ladi PRAM A Co Teh sg tel S?EQUERoTcn Serer. NEW YORE Pett gl) Lea yard long,only $6. Call and examine for yourself. L4?!25, arrestin: ear Wiha, CHEAPEST HO! corner ot inte HUMAN HAIR. ding to batural formativa of tect | al age GR STOCK OF SUES, at less prices than all warranted: if not ae ra morey a Tn PRI Penneylv. via avenne. NOTICE —That B. 3. JUSTA, NW, ‘ells Ne DMAND CLOTHING of less Bow ones. BAND. ING of all winds (enahl peisees a0 tly 0. ‘than balf the Coe — a4 No. 1227 Pexx-rvi Genuine Brazilian Pebbie Spectacles. EVENING STAR. Washington News and Gossip, cea Gallas CoxorEssMan Tuomrson W. Med Tilinoi LY, of |, declines to be a candidate for re- How. Rvs NEY, the British commis. sioner on the British-American Claims Com- | ot mission, leaves fur London on Saturday next. which recently TuE Postat TeLecraru Bitt.—The House committee on appropriations this worning had up the postal telegraph bill and beard an argu- | Shted tlie Baltimore and Potomac roa. ment of Mr. Hulbard in its favor. She Si ee ean rent a )MINATION OF CONTROLLER.—The Presi- dent to-day sent to Senate the nomination of John Jay Knox, to be Controller of Car- rency JESSE AND ULYsses Grant, JR , sonsof the President, #re to visit Europe in June, and return at the end of the season with Miss Nelly Grant. THE PRESENT NUMBER Of cadets at the Naval Academy i ointed by the President, 4 naval apprenti Japanese stadents, 1 from the District of Colombia. and loz from the sta: Tue Sexate Distaicy ConMITTER will meet again for the consideratior on Wedne: more and P uceided. y next. and it is thou: ctuae depot question will ATTORNEY General Wittiams left here last night for Oregon to take part in the coming lection in that state rs and a aber of Congre ure will elect a United State od Senator Corbett. It is an will be a candidate. Scprort ror Aentwr dete pre iti tee Iclegation of pr perfor under the control of Congress. V pital of the hation, whi roved by the citizens, with They had ceased to ask sitright tomar the pul nto the very heart of the In view of this b aired tho: wud s, he thought the ald not be detaced by essary for Congress to du: railroad purposes’? n should be prot sance as a depot in the very heart of t mechanical colleges endowed : Is62, is now in this city, fur the pur pose of asking Congress for more Mlteral provisions, in. the form of additional laud grants or ether govern mert aid. y the Dr. Cort atu late pension agent for this city, ‘day presented vouchers for . About <I for the month of Janury are said to be y the y presented hird Auditor's office on dae lot of vouchers count of army Casv.—The Pres or the ase of the United States in the matter ms azainst Great Britain as present ard of arbitration at Geneva. The deenment is guite lengthy, but is coucl in very friendly language, and recapitalates the points already made affirming in every part the ground then taken IxpIAN MURDERERS IN ARIZONA.—A dis atch was received at the War Department Saturday from Camp Verde, Arizona, stating that a Mexican, who was employed by the hay cc utraeti that post, was killed by the In on the leth ¢ arch i le and ammunition take y ost Every report from that quarter contains similar ‘ounts of hostile actions. More KUkLUx ConvicTED.—Telegrams from the Un tes attorney at Charleston, S. C., have been received at the De tment o: Justice, stating that Elijah Ross S -paugh ha en found guil cons pirac: ad mare nd that Elias I . James Kimball, John rickland, James Kimball. ave been found guilty of jr., and conspiracy At iis OLp nate Commit- tee on the District of Columbia te the nominations for members of th this Distriet, when, it is said, a letter from J. H. Crave wis read’ preferr e nominated, in ¢ * postponed furt tions in order to ii ire into the RAT in Ohio writes a gentleman in this city saying: “1. ular democratic nominations the party has for the last ten vears tried to emerge by its head out of the same identical hole hit by the sama identica’ every fool h when and where to thro: Ano Tatiempt to crawl out at the same hole in 1872 and another lick on the self-same head will kill it.” ADJOURNMENT or ConcRress._M any mem- vers of Congress think that body will be ready to ijourn ou the 29th of May. The maj rity of committee of ways and means declined to nate heretotore 1 tt act ona resolution from the sacha: referred to them fixing the time of adjournment | *tHe investigation, and examined Cn the 20th proximo. A prominent republican member say promised to vote with the republicans who favor an adjournment at the time stat . FRAUDULENT PENsion CLatms.—The Com missioner of Pensions proposes to detect fraudulent claims for pensions heretofore granted by publishing in each county alphabet cal lists of all persons to whom pensions have heen or may be granted, giving live residence. &c., of such pensioner, and to furnish thereof to each feder: hi county. Th he believes, would result in saving millions of dollars annually to the gov- ernment. CoLorED TRoors—The Secretary of War has transmitted to Congress a statement of the num- ber of colored soldiers enlisted during the war. their previons condition, and the amoant of money required to pay the enlisted slaves bounty. The total number enlisted was 17 of which 144,426 were slaves. The Secretarystates that in case the bill now pending before the Senate military committee passes two million dollars will be required to pay the bounty allowed. Je Davis? ConMission IN THE AnMY.— Colonel D. 1). Morrison of Minois, now in this city, has forwarded to Jefferson Davis the original commission of the latter as colonel in the United States army, signed by Andrew Jackson, President, and Lewis Cass, Secretary of State. ‘The document came into the posses- sion of the Illinois troops after the captare of Jackson, Mississippi, and was returned to Davis. accompanied by a friendly letter trom Colonel Morrison, his old companion in the Mexicau war. Tue Tuomas’ Concegr.—The last concert by Mr. Theodore Thomas’ orchestra was given on Saturday evening, the programme being quite as varied and attractive as those of the preceding concerts. The audience and the orchestra parted friends, and with the univer- sal regret of the former that the season had been so brief. Fortunately the memory of their intelligent interpretat will rem: vivid. and their Mid brerh ar, will be hailed with pleasure. Miss Marie Krebs, who so ably ac- quitted herself as the solo pianiste, performed the “Cro ‘antasia and Fugue” which difficult and Intricate production her ge- wonderfal, and it say be oun. in o lanation, | & grove of that she never uses the score in any public reci- | store is doing a tation. wright » bl . She leaves in Washington many friends. ese embassy and suite left the navy yard witha large company ot invited guests, to visit the tomb of Washington and the Vernon estate. On arrival at the gateof the vard the ished mast, was saluted, when Washing- suspicion ton and Foote, by a of eleven guns—that | fund to contain a being the regulation salute for a for sador.. ‘The snembers of bers of the embassy and suite re seemed much impressed and greatly inter- Seer sas found co pemtein. a Wet of taen, ested in everything Conade ten wil all ex; he! ursion ‘The Secretary of the Ni had placed the U, ‘steamer Seucet ccessful and pleasant manner e su ‘al bie. board the . On an d, and the marine band lentes eared be fo the day in national airs and furn- ishing music for the happy throngs of dancers | Dr. pers oe the qui deck on the eo Peres 3 The company. which included the Secretaries | on the 15th i of War an . of distinetion, with a large delegation of abent five o'ck ~— mel Scott, Ex .™: . Chureh and © Senate District Comunittce, The Senate committee on the District of Co- ‘ec. | lumbia met this morning for the purpose of i i hearing the statements of parties interested in ion under any circumstances. ic oe ——- passenger depot of the Baltimore | and Potomac railroad on the site‘at the corner sth aud B streets, as authorized by t sed the House. present this morning were ex Mayor Wallach, S. S. Kiker, and Jo: Colonel Thomas’ A. locating the p Bradley, sr. MR. first speaker. and Virginia avenues, streets (the same site propesed by Garre! grand union depot.) the map the location they proposed, and st it was their imtention t ne west end of the depot along the ointed out on ir roadin Pittsburg they d_to remove two churches, and in making 5 ot District matters | tunnel went under one. r y red here by the road, the bill provider the company shoald pay EX-MAYOR RICHARD red betore the commit ee in be e territorial gove-nment of the I argument, which Mr. Crippen, clerk to the commit ee. Mr. Charch p ented a writte: Was Tead by t i sented a petition numeron Mr. Willams | Sgned, protesting against the pass, MR. GEORGE TAYLOR ad examined the rec ite at oth and B str rds and foun: mar the ¢: this with four or tiv ; within twenty y Do you think the ra ME one of the owners tested against the depot and B strects, on the avenue, and destr able de: I cent. of the pr tion of the depo the school but inthe depot. propose to repeat t ial of Mr. W: hen b up the road refer wan in order to the troops in Virgini . 4 depots were a nuisance to Th P¥ proposed to tote * caandria road wa as now leirned just | # ‘The bour of twelve ovclock f vuncil uomina ly sent in by the President. ee he Seneca Stone Iuvestizat ‘The Hovse Committee on Public Buildings morning resumed th and Grounds thi rill, who testitied that the cut that nineteen democrata have | stone dam of the Washington aqueduct was con cl 1 Mayor Matthew G. Emer: had a verbal understanding of Richmond, who has the contract for ing granite for the new State Depart- at if he (Ordway) sbould get the con- would employ witness to cut the stone. mtract, but did not keep his agreement with witness. He thought Sen- eca stone should be quarried in warm weather, and if so juarried it is equal to any sandstone eneca work in the new State Department, and thinks it a good job ual to marble, and mach u ith Albert Ord- Ordway did get the He has examined the + ‘The stone there is A Suit py Dr. ¥ = 25th of March Dr. Paul Schoep; trial on the charge of murder in 1569, by poison- ing of Miss Maria M. Steinnecke, was tixed o1 Saturday last to commence in Carlisle, Pa.. August 26th, entered snitin the superier court is counsel. Messrs. Fielder igluff, against William A fewart and Jolin K. Kelso, executors of Miss Steiunecke, to recover $4,000, the amount of « 3 months promissory note made oy her to him in It will be remembered that the will of Miss Steinnecke, offered for probate by pe, named him as her heir and ad: ministrator.— Balt. G of th's city, through danuary, 1569. SHINGTON AND Point Lookovr Rati he incorporaters of the Washington and Point Lookout (or Southern Maryland) rail- aged the services of a competent ers, and willon the 22d instant commence & survey of the route from Poin: Lookout to Washington city. It is understood that there will be no material departure from the route heretotore mapped out by the “South. road have en; Eig dine dsp beet e, vate enterprise, Leonardtown make this survey.— ( Md.) Beacon. ~ ied using at | on eat Lane oF bia: A gad hi jing selection on Satur: ing fh MORE AND Potomac ILROaD.—" con- he“ Cromatic Fant Fugue’ by Pach, in | structiob of the Baltimore and “7 imu! ly business, and, a Tae Jaravese EMBAssy—Tisit to Mount Gieville. Sines Care and E sent we Ve —On Saturday at ten o'clock the Ji chan, its name to Lothair. ‘ernom. 'y japapr nee Joux C. Hrenan’s Corrin.— ai a Saturday a singalar lookin, Visitors were received with due honors, and the | {0 Superintendent vessel, with the imperial Hag dying ‘at the main- ‘oPE’s CREEK.—An curred at Pope's Oreek on the izth ‘own, the late Mrs. Eleanor Joy “= placed by the Seeretary | in the almost instant death of Contee irom a Goppr . A. H. Goddin, who was indicted Yi King, was yee jury returning a ver ‘bere was another indict for the same offence, in which was entered. A nollie ck, delighted with the trip and | was al-o entered in the ca: all ite experiences. charged with the same ofiense. the Navy, and many other persons | dict of not Roautr | ment against hi Juland accomplished idies, reached the city | a nolle prose | TELEGRAMS 70 THE STAR. NeeHON and the Present candidates a copy plat rey . d_ that other than have been at work se TWO CENTS the votes | ser FORTY-SECOND CONGRESS. | Inter Tarr This Afternoon’s Proceedines. Monpay, Ap ency appropriation bill ™ ton being on the amend ment of Mr. Mor providin that no suits for ike value of captured abandoned property shall be considered in t Court of Claims which were not brought wit two years of the close of the reb of the loyalty of opposed the am with itsown mem m the eve mn. This Wasa very improper Lrovicio " » APe m bill. He pat tion a has been prevented trom a parwith the * amendment” to the ap- | claring himself because th rT prepriation bill of Isv0, which be said was a scandal to legislati The Thing hour expiring the b w : ust transpired ake up the the | York, ™. r dclegations of New ssacbusetts, New Han necticut to sh Kd the House bill for the repeal of ea and cottee was and be dia meeting this tions denouncing th e COMMIttCE APpointe J use to send their hs Vermont, sai the tea and cotte = to the proper to take w committee, the chairman of the Finance Comm turned, which would be on Wednesday also | meet at € They ciate thought it improper to proceed with this billan- | that the a ell < ‘and til the dispute as to the jurisdiction ot the t tay they will not lend themselwes it nor Houses was setthd. That matter wasnow being | consider the ac ot the committe Win J by the Comm squint ivileges aud | A letter has been received from other states, and from th state labor unions the Committee on Privi- legesand Elections would report in writing on this subject on Wednesday morning. Atter considerable discussion, the motion ot | Mr. Logan was carried—ay. rs Mr. Sumner oduced bill to entar, terial limits of Georgetown ¢ terri- company. Ke- lerred to Committee on District of Columbia. w York News. OF REPRESENTATIVES —As |. ANEIVAL oP ermorgan steawens ynday in the House, the states were | yy) mig h Ae Arrived, th called for bills and joint resolutionstor reference firemen eae, SOS eee et among a large number and referred to the Se USUAL SUNDAY Cummings was also sb: tees indicated, vam : Z vung By Messrs. Parker (N. H.)— was we im the samo fight, ts change the place of holding tae Unite live. K. Wresden fatally stab District Court for the district of New Hiamp- bomas Wahler ina f in Brook! Matthew Bradley fatally stab ange the | Lowery in another fight in Brovkiya yew Boston. | On Saturday, by Mr, Twichel! (Mass.)—Bill to YRAR ODD a mile im thirty tour sec: nile inone minute, nine aw parter socondS, atiached to a road w ag Tying 308 pound: THE CHAMBER OF Coxm x eh committee appointed to co-operate Wood (XN. ¥.—Bill to prevent the cor Senate cust son house rommitene have reported; nid expansion of the money market ani | they say th al order system is 4 great give elasticity to commerce. Bauking aud pcOUrages Commerce. e. By Mc. Batler (Mass )—Bill to change the hame or the pleasure yacht “Red Hot,” of Bo: ton, to the Addie Par o By M improv The jury i )—Bill_in relation to the ans. [Thisis the bill from | were out twenty the Ways and Means ly all agreed It is said they bat one, and that in cted to ; Ta verdict the eleven agreed to fered the bill irom the ma- to raixe the = " committe | reeing Juror was obstinate. The (N.Y | counsel tor Mrs. Hyde will move for her release Ned sp on bail this morning. Ky Mr. Williams (N. ¥.) THE SCHOOL TEACHERS AND THE NEW construing the act of February 4, 1 ing pensions to soldiers of the war o sions Of Ist2. ' peer (Pa.)—Bi he expenses ot d to prevail mong the 2,700 school teachers, owing to ina- bility to find any Preveion in the new charter tants in | tor their retention. 4.P. E. CHURCH IN Rowe. i to amend the act | Measures have been taken to establish a PE, granting b crs and children of | church in Rome, Italy, the trust iw soldier ubi Is are to reside in this city. Among the trustees By Mr. Terry (Va.)—BM for the recompila- | named is Secretary Fish. tion of th bts betweeu the United Stat i] THER GaVaret to prohibit the pay- feated cont taims during | preached bis first sermon in America yesterday at the Brookiyn Tabernacle. 0 establish an THE BUTCHERS APTER THE TRIBUNE. trict in Georgia. Jadi- The butchers had an indignati Bee yes terday, to demand Resolutions of the legis- | of the Zr t n tot Me rowing out sfititary At airs © (Ga }—Bull icial lature of ¢ ported woe! canal around the E Niagara; By Mr. Mayn ml to 4 e bill agri and Means Cow FANNY HY Farny Hyde wa bail im the sum or 2,00, . t take up the contested election case of Go: vs. Wilson, trom the fourth district of In Mr. Maynard said he wanted ay that the internal ri be considered ii M The Mexie Metamora _The steamer Tol the Kio Grande 5 pected bere to-night The bill then went over without even a refer- | ltt for Tampico to ence. x. Ti The Honse then proceed tion d to the conside the contested election case or € ing distan expected in torce ing vs. | to-morrow. Gen al satisfaction is expressed Ne among the better classes at the timely arrival of The case will occupy all of the afternoon. porn Seema ng . — 2 - + . - rope ° Excursion Vickets for Cincinnati. A NEW CABLE PROJECT. PaiLapaernia, April 2.—T ‘The Great Western Tele- | arrapgements inpali convention cable organization—is | tion have arran, Pennsylvania Cen- all the London papers. | trairailroad for excursion tickets, good for fit. A contract for making and laying the cable has | ten days, at £20, and invite all who sympathize been concluded with Hooper's telegraph works. | with the moventent to join in mass. The dele. The prospectus states that the charge for an | gation isto meet at the Gibson House, Cincin ordinary message between England and Amer- | nation Tuesday, the Sth instant, for consul ica will be halt the present rate, or $5 per ten | tion as to organization, and to givea ral words. expression of the views and wishes of dele- POSSIBLE DISSOLUTION OF THE GLADSTONE | gates in the deliberations of the conventions. © me. ABINET. The Daily News to- day states 1t is possible that and Letore the close of next week the present Glad- mpress of Brazi| stone cabinet will be dissolved,and be sueceeded | Kio DE JANeImo, April 22—The steamer by a conservative ministry, and that a general | Boyne, baving on board the Emperor and Em- election for members of Parliament will take | press of Brazil and the Dake of Saxe, arrived place during the latter part of the summer. | hereon the morningof March Sist, amid the T he Nrws alsosays it is certain that the gover: ment will be defeated in the House of Com: when a division occurson F tive to the U firing of guns aud ringing of bells. The city is richly decorated, and for the past three nights it bas been universally and brilliantly illumi- nated. The Emperor is looking very well. He hashad acomiortable voyage, and the citizens AN ADDRLSS PROPOSED TO THE CROWN. ot Rio Janeiro were delighted to see Lim. Lord Tussell bas announced his intention of ——o—___ moving for an address to the Crown forasus- | Diffieulty Feared Between South pension of proceedings on the part of Great ._. American States. Siritain before the Geneva tribunal, until the | New York, April 22.—The claims for indirect damages are w wn. nerio correspon THE LONDON TIMES ON THE “EXTRAO! any | between Brazil DEMANDS” OF THE UNITED STATES. Loxpon, April 22.—The Timesof thismorning | with Paraguay, devotes another article to the Alabama claims | which was ber ditticulties, alluding to the rumors prevalent on | strong protest against the ratification of the one hand that the United States will withdraw | treaty has been forwarded to Kio by the Argen- Fon eanrs pace ——. and on the other | tine government, that they will maintain them. oe ‘The Times says: **Perhaps the policy of Pres- Death of M. Bodisco in Brazil. ident Grant consists in keeping the case un- New Yorx. Apri! 22—A Rio Janciro tetter settied until the 15th of Jane, the time for the | states that M. Bodisco, secretary ef the Russian re-assembling of the tribunal of arbitration. | legation at Brazil, died there recentiy. The duty of England under these circumstances | were no American war vessels at [io Janciro is = Bie money proceed no farther in the | ©n the 23d ultimo. arbitrrtion claims of the American goy- Sena the tere ll pay oy ey ey : ‘imes strongly ur; adop- okK, 2 cecttie maton Pi — states that Prot. Agassiz and several of his Tribune's Be CARLIST DEMONSTRATIONS IN SPAIN. were arrested while filling their pockets wi Mapnip, April 22—The carliste have again piencset rocks, and Wer to the guard- commenced their demonstrations against the | house, but soon released. vernment, and are active in the provinces of ~4 Toledo and Navarre, where bands nnder com: | Death of om. it. D. Warrison of Obie 4 jonstra- | COLUMBUS, U., April 22—Hon. Kk. D. Harri- raogthg PB engined nh cope eg im. | fon, chairman of the republican state executive minent. The government aut ties heave | C(muaittee, died this morning. arrested many persons in the cities of diadrid ‘The and Valladoled and elsewhere, wom sus- Games = ne oot wr ened ‘small- BacTimons, April ‘The trom of complicity inthe carist movement rox forthe week ending to-day have amounted MORE ABOUT THE ENGLISH Loxpox, April 22—Two theories are now ad- prediction vanced concerning the political in . A Raitnoap Mrsrine, beld at Harrison- the ee oe ge EE SD Re yn dy et 4 Faweette” Dublin’ Calterny ei ad Ms Seaiee Love necsee eae eaeee other that this annou tibonatbeliten | dremed by Major PB’ Petet. of Base woaune, out fa purpose of the Liberal fat ine Of the meritsof the measure. : 2 dimolation of she eninietry, was possible tone in Yabo speeance is the classic name of tened ee * Tar Lr L8 1m IsDIANA.—An address to #7 Capital punishment was abolished in Nor- ee Aapeee india: way nearly 2 years since. * in dif- s7-The Tribune talks of a “square-teed heretofore | hat is one which is porto the pout” It party. S7-A * Dolly Varden Cough Elixir” is an- . SF The latest fashionable song is called that | “Dressed in 9 Dolly Varden.” normal school for female teachers peck established in Munich. _ i ‘the “‘social evil” has been worth yy Hyg up ip 8 email freeh-water pond in Tennessee. ' ” | ae is to lecture next Ee