Evening Star Newspaper, March 1, 1873, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR. Published Daily, Sundays excepted, AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Pennsylvania Avenue, cor. Ith St., " AR NEWSPAPER COMPANY, = py hE... A prema vad 4 THE EVENING ST is served by carriers to ther erro at Tex Cuvts Sei Badge gr Of Fortt- Porn Cxxts PER MONTH. “a counter Two Cr mai! mouths, @).50; ee The Loening Star. The Masten Scandal in Baltimore. FRE ACOUSED MINISTER TO KE TRIED CONFERENCE OF KIS CHE At the approaching conierence of the Me ist Episcopal Chorch South, which moet. Trinity Church, Madison avenue, im th y on Wednesday uext, the case or the Rev. L. I Huston will come r trial. The nces connected with the serious cl arge pre ved against Dr. Huston, and the attendant excitement follow: d upon its gaining puulitt: , are too fresh in the memories of all wo require more than the briefest recapitulati ‘The grave and terrible accusacion was that | stduct 8 of, and subsequent constant 4!) erCOUTNE Wil young girl, the dauguter ut a respectable and widowed mother, who hadi THE WEEKLY STAR—Potlich-d Friday—918) ae . ; pear. SF Tnvariobty acivance, in both caren, a Ve%, 41—N2. 6.224. GF Rates of atvertiring furnished on application. SPECIAL NOTICES. ~ DOUBLE SHEET. ‘Washington News and Gossip. Tux Incomine TRains to-day on the roads to this city are filled to their utmost capacity with visitors to the inauguration. TRE WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTER yesterday greed to report a bill providing that liquor lost at sea may be credited on the bond of the ex- porter, the same as_in the case of whaceo lost atsea. erfeite gnc Taitarie JOHN erste ir Dye is the best in the works opts Hair Dye; no ridiculens ointment, barmlese a Por brown; at all dr Bond street, New York } nited States. | | Dee he eg = = nl ordere brought op a Soin bi. “deen sombre nace Ones tare by thee po bie - rompted by = desire tbe sfhicted and unfortunate, 1 will send I Persoxat.—Edmund Yates, the novelist, Racine | will arrive to-mevew;end While in tows wilt & wraled for yreparing and using this medicine, in be the guest of Mr. Franklin Philp, on K street. tuvelepr, to ary cue whe needs ft, Pree af Char : ’ - ddreen, }OSEPH T. INMAN, He is to ‘de up” the imauguration for the New = O8E ation Dy Bible York Herald. Blonse, York City. merdiy Soctat INTERCOURSE by means of receptions, &e., will not terminate until after the imangu- tion. Next Wedaesiay the Cabinet iadies will receive as usual. The ladies of Senators are receiving to-day. CaLiep Ix.—The Seeretary of the Treasury to-day called in $300,000 three per eent. curtiti- cates, the interest on which will cease April seth, 13. This eall includes all the ten thous- and-dollar certificates that were issued. “Once More BREATHE Me Narive Arn.” Im the House, last evening, Mr. Maynard, of Tennessee, as a privileged motion, moved that Joseph B. Stewart, heki in custody by order of the House, be discharged; which was azreed to without division. © 1 Rivals and mxeoll tite ef tes Waalk Beooeeed Dopres & Benedict's Gigantic Minstrels Now on their Twenty a The largest and most powerfal company in exist- r naneed by press and public iscage. The immence this f. or fat! particulars Admission ax ueual. Change of Pro- RE: ; Ba new Monsger al Ag Masica! Exchange. 23 Navat CuanGes.—Commodore M. B. Wool- sey detached from duty as member of the ex- amining and retiring board and ordered to command the navy yard at Pensacola on the eth of March next, vice Commodore Edward Middteton, detached from the command of that yard and placed on waiting orders. Tue Inaverrat Appress.—The President is preparing his inaugural address, copies of which will be distributed to the representatives of the Associated Press, American Press A<so- ciation and city press on Tnesday at twelve o'clock at theofiice of the Associated Press, The address will make about one column of Tir Svar. HAS. H. Dt RAS W KEESHIN orve Seats at Kili ‘The Last S of the engagement of MR. JOSEPU JEFFERSON, in consequence of its ever-increasing saccose, ontinge to appear in VAN Saturday, at 2 nee when Mr v acing tie Nautical TFT amt the Langhatle & BEIDI GROOM. Mati- cents. HARLOTTE al Drama of Charlott« TRE Poxenoy Rero is now doubtfat whether the report of the Senate special com- mittee in the case of Senator Pomeroy will be presented to-day, although it is probable it may be submitted late to-night. All the members ot the committee were not supplied with the pr: ed testimony until this morning, o’clock no report had been agreed AT! 3 E. street, south Pepusyivania avenue.) ANOTHER STUPE ATTRACTION! THE SFAK Y ES OF AMERICA 11 and Dashing KIMALFY SISTERS ‘The Fascinating pon. A BIL? Of importance to the territories 0 the United States has passed both Houses of Con gress and signed by the President. It provides " “The” the jeseapie gS of the Interior shall here- TROUPE atter exercise all the powers and perform all The « <~ Se ones Ens! the dutirs in relation to the territories of the The rear D sediiel and Sicoenarie? United States that are now, by law or by ‘ GEO. S-KNIGHT! | custom, exercised and periormed by the Secre- wr Great Ballet T tary of State.” 9 reat Ballot 5 palo PT ith. Sallie Weener, Fannic Mar dale Ben’ | SENATOR Norwoop, one of the members of pett. Kee Cole + Ann Donnelly, Maude Miller a eee Ses, the committee appointed about a year since to The zreat Song smi Dance Mon, COLLYER | ‘vestigate Arkansos affairs, especially with BROTHERS! The fave: Lrish Vos . reference to Senator Clayton’s election, has pre- BOGnET The oy BY woe pared a minority report, whieh he will sent ets pretend” puler Character pees some time to-day, dissenting from the views of The Emperors of Ethic the majority of the committee, (Morrill. of Ww he DICK PARKER. OTT Maine, ai right, of Iowa,) who reported a Th. medians. few days since exonerat enator Clayton. R. JEAN BUCKLEY" Many SeNaToRs are of the opinion that it W4ll be positively necessary in order to transact important public business now before the Sen- noth Company in a great bill, ¥ uh # novel and sensational I afterpiece. Matinees WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY. 125 @1p No. xhibdition No. | ate that that body sit all night to-night and ‘Sane as Sale a even a part of to-morrow a janday).- Demo- 9 ren te MARKRITER’S, cratic as well as republican Senators concur as So. 439 7th street, between D and’E streets, ci, to the undesirability of an extra session and aoa oft ereatore Fellow's Balt _ will doubtless be wit ng to prolong to-day’s 9 | session iso, to the Sabbath if absolutely necessary. It is probable that the House will do the same. Ar THE Werte Hovse.—There was an im- mense crowd of visitors at the White House to- day, mostly strangers whe have arrive: here to witness the inaugural ceremonies. Azuong the uumber were thirty-four members of the Co- tambus, Ohio. Grant and Wilson Glee Club. 5 Paper Hangings, Window Shades, Pictures, ramee, Picture ‘Oords and Tas. ane Tei ‘Name and Number. jel-ty™ Noteeotes E.S. JUSTH, 619 Dstrect, be- tom tween Gh and 7th streets northwest, sells cus- made SECOND-HAND CLOTHING 4 less than half the cost of ready-made new ones. Among those who saw the President were the SILK DRESSES a specialty fels-ly_ | Secretary of the Navy, Senators Edmunds aml ORD.So:D: SILVER, COP: Erc., | West. Bepresentatives Butler, Sargent, Buck. fair prices for a Hew mati | 0%: Platt, Kellogg, Stevenson, Campbell, Haw- Mewsehold ye! 5 ntsee ley and Governor Jewel Fecneyivante evenae -1y' THe Case SENATOR: Patrer: No action will be taken by the Senate on the r jution of the Morrill credit mobilier committee expelling Senator J. W. Patterson. Were the Senators prepared to adopt the resolution of the committee the matter could not be brought up for action at this late day in th ‘discussion would involve considerable ’ time, which, at this juncture is particularly precious. As it is there is a general feeling of sympathy tor Mr. Patterson among the Senators, and no BALLS, &e. A TIESTION, KNIGHTS NINTH ANNUAL DE ND UNIFOKM AND ALL OF Tckets $1, a0 member of the special committee is disposed The. committee wit to urge action on the resolution of expulsion. Even should this be done it will result in moti. TOTES ing but the consumption of valuable time, and ] z.] it Would doubtless be defeated when brought to A GRIND, INAUGURAL BANQUET. win he | a vote, nm hy the G D. Pat their 3. Mr. Patterson was not in his seat im the Sen- sirect between © and D streets, northwect, T i DAY EVENING. March ath 163. Theme ae ere. the Onler am! public generally are invited, ‘A good Baud of Music las bern engaged for the Refrestiments will be served at city pris open at clot Tickers of ait'uic pall ny ined tleere ARRANGEMENTS G* ND PAreqrarion LEVEE ANn To BE GIVEN BY Tue Corcoras Panks—In the Senate. to- day, Mr. Hitchcock, from the District commit- tee, reported, with amendments, the bill (here- tefore printed in Tur STAR) to establish the Corcoran park and zoological garden, near the Capitol, &e. The a: ments make tae capi- tal stock of the zoological society and park rail- road company $600,000, instead of 500.000, and the society $400,000 instead of 60,000, and changes the route of the street raiiro: 4 tor visitors, and refresh at tale prince Be ont BALL oo that ene ony rere COL ee eg | r De 1 E s N, th f and lth streets northwest; thence along F to oar Lopes Wth street: along 10th to D street; along D to EVEN IN give 4, 573. &th street; aloug sth to market «pace; along then market space to and across 7th to C street: along © street to Maryland avenue east; al Mary- land avenue to and alongthe Bladensburg tare: pike to the sail park. The bill was place: on the calendar, Lut will not probably be reached this session. PRINTING THE ConoressonaL Denate.— 1. the Senate this afternoon an amendment was offered by Mr. Howe to the sundry civil appro- jon bill providing that the contract for ing the debates of Congress be awarded to yun Dongtas, Jon CREE Mr. W.J. Murtagh. The poiut was raised that BEVERLY TrckEn. *" | the amendment was not in order, but Sen- Com manling N. TG. ate decided that it was by a vote of 31 to 27. Mr. cretart mi | Hamilton then sata the proposition of Mr. Mur- tagh is absurd at | penser a one, and FORM AND DRESS BA LL argued against giving the contract to ‘him. Re closed by offering an amendment that Mr. Murtagh shall forfeit bis contract in case he ever mts aclaim tor extra compensation. Mr. Howe said the committee hud cousilered the matter, and beJieve Mr. Murtagh cando the work for the price he names. He was opposed to the amendment of the gentioman from Mary- however, because every man has tive ri, of petation. Mr. Anthony was speaking when cur report closed. FRIENDSHIP LODGE. No. 5, K. or P ar ODD FELLOWS HALL. Tru STREET, — WEDNESDAY, March Sch, 1573. ‘kets. ‘2; adwmitt emma ladies. os cent ei peeatlemean and @ECOND ANNUAL By S BRICKLAYER Sor At ODD. Tur Farraout Statve—The House anil Sen- meTEESDAY ate Committees Still Failing to Agree.—The House wane and Senate committees on public buildings and rounds held a joint meeting again this morning Qeeelt they could come tor seine agreement a6 to which model shall be selected for the Farra- statue. The result of the meeting was a nt. and the matter still remains in stotw quo. ‘The House committee informed LECTURES. TURE. Sercet —GUD. as Manifested Atmosphies Phenomeua; or; Truc Science verses Toda, BEING 4 NEW Bie Diwoxsracrios. ¥ Washington Et LO ALL AT ODD - larch 3. 1303, at $ 0% eo 1S. at $ o'eb MONDAY iy 3, rated by an valor _ Admission, 00 rehts, epee powrercy OPERA GLassEs. COMBINATION SPECTACLES. SO™%@R a. HM. HEMPLER, oprician, £03 Penns. avenue, corner 4% street. Genrine Bracilian Pebble Bpectacien Janlé-ly for Stone t; the vote being taken on Thursday. Seeing no prospect of. agreement. the committees: ns ee unin some of the members should conch GC thely votes duri day the matter will poh til next ses In the Senate this afternoon, Mr. Morrill, of of the Senate nnitiee, stated” thatthe commitices® af Honse and Senate hal beet unable to fix upon WHOLESALE TOBACCO DEALER, | ere oe ane oe cea ees ninition comeaaiee Ja) eo ‘ANDRIA. VA up to the required standard of excellence. WASHINGTON, D. C., ‘The recapitulation of the public debtof the ‘United States, for the month of February, 1073, Inst issued, is as follows: Debt Bearing Interest in Coin. Bends at € per cew * Bonds at 5 per cent Dett Bearing biterest in Lowofui Money. Certifi’s indebtedness at 4 per ct ‘678,000 00 Navy pension fund, at3 percent 14,000,000 00 Certificates at 3 per cent 1,310,000 60 Debt bearing no fe Old dem'd and legal-tender netes. Certificates of depostt..... Fraetioual currency Coin certificates... Total debt Interést 2.226, a 29,616,755 41 Tota} debt, prineip’l and intere 25 ORR, sh in the Freasury— + $65,900,781 55 Currenc ne 2 4,000,902 51 Special deposit held for resicinp- tion of certificates of deposit, as provided by jaw... 27,770,000 00 Debt, less cash in the Treasury, Mareh 1, 1873............. 2, Debt, less cash in the Treasury, February 1, 1&5. 2, $95,901,684 11 Decrease of debt duri month, Decrease of debt from March 1 1869, to March 3, 1812 The statement of bonds issued to the Pacitic railway companies, interest payable in lawful money, shows totais, as follows : Principal out- standing, $64,623,512; interest accrued and not yet paid, $646,255.12; interest paid by the United States, $1%,509,280.90; interest repaid by trans- portation of mails, &c., $4,185,303.02; bali ot interest paid by the United States, $14,325 Ges, W. F. Barry, the chief marshal of the inauguration procession, arrived here to-day, and immediately repaired to the headquarters of the committee, corner of Ith street and Pennsylvania avenue, where he immediately commenced the revision of the programmes as prepared by the committees. The full pro- gramme will be published to-morrow. PRESIDENTIAL NominaTions.—The Presi- dent sent the following nominations to the Sen- ate to-d: Isaac W. Hutchins, Mass., agent . Green Bay agency, Wisconsin; nks, Florida, register | office, east Florida laud district orida; Martin L Stiles, Arizona, reciver public moneys, Si land district, Arizona; Levi Ruggles, Arizou. register land office, same place; S. F. Halliday, i pceiver ‘public moneys east Florida land district, Florida; Lieut, Commander Geo. A. Stevens, Commander; Master E. K. Moo lieutenant;’ Ensign Kossuth Horace Taylor, postmaster, Texas; M.D. Wilkersham, Court-house, Ala; and © postmaster, New Orleans, REPRESENTATIVES f Louisiana, was examined by the committee of ways and means to-day, his name having been mentioned yes- terday in connection with the Pacific Mail sub- sidy. "Mr. Sypher testified that he took anactave part in all the steamship subsidy bills. but more expecially in the bill to establix! ships from New Orleans to the } im which the south Be Corpus Chr tmaster, Moblile as. W. Ringgold, with the hope of securing the friends the support of the New Orleans bill. was offered or paid, or asked a) sideration whatever. Nor did proposition to any parties interested in o: nected ship subsidy Dills. +208 Tue New Resection rx Lovistaya.—tn New Orleans yesterday there was some excite- ment over the action of the U.S. Senate on the 'y and eager seekers olent in denunciation, but the class — expression only to gloomy fore- ‘of the future, predicting f bodiny moralization to society and serious injury commercial interests. The friends of the Kel- Nee seretsmens were gratitied over this, re- in y ig it as @ partial victory. Efforts are ‘still ing made to form 2 new legislature ont of the best men regulariy elected to both the McEnery ig branches. What to do to satis ‘the men is reaily the problem most di fieult to solve. At the McEnery meeting Latayette square. Gen. George Sheridan madie aspeech, in which he counseled resistance to the Kellogg government. and declared that the state could gobble up the federal regiment now in that city. A long series of resolutions were adopted denouncing Senator Morton's report. recognizing the MeEnery government, &c. Trovntes or THE New Rerunts counts from the republic of Spain cor be unpromising. It is reported trom Paris that familfes are dying from the country in large numbers. A vessel crowded with the refugees has arrived ata Freneh port. A proclamation ivsed az brother of Don Carlos appeals to the Spanish regulars to join the Carlists, and offers the officers promotion. A panic is reported to have seized the people of Pampeluna, which city ts seriously threatened by a large force of insurgents. Discord prevails between the regu- lar troops and the volunteers, and a detach- ment of troops, en route for the relief the city, halted at Irun, refused to proceed, and finally deserted. The Carlists claim that they lave thirty-five thousand men in the field. n—Ovder In the circuit court, before Judge a bill for injunction has been tiled to the directors and the officers of the Northern Central railway company aud others, from executing a lease of said road to the Penu- svivania railroad company, e., by Messrs, Marshall & Fisher, attorneys for John Hulme, vf Philadelphia, who is a large stockholder in the former company. Judge Pinkney issued an order on the 2fst inst., to be served on both rail- road companies or their solicitors, restrain'ng them from any aetion in the premises, and to show cause within ten days why an inj n should not be issued a: ed. — Balt. Sua, let, Mortrar ATISTH returns we notice that o1 vation of Maryland |W: From the consus ; deaths, females, 3,543; cent: + ation 553,004; iy deaths, 9,621—males, 5, ; 1.05 per cent, District of ‘Co vulation, 131,700; total deaths, 2,015 fem: . Teentay 1.55. percentage, 1.28. Tue Urrercve-Waeat Mceper Terar.— tae Upperce rder trial; but little pro- e i mu ial; gress was, however, . The sister, ‘brother and mother of the accused testified in his behalf, defence, after argument, w obj to the testimony in relation orphan’s courtover the will The jury ap} to be grow- ing restless under its ued and tedious continement.— Baltimore Gazette, Ist. SATURDAY, MARCH 1, 1873. deen an attendant at St. Paal's Sunday Se o which Dr. Huston was then pastor. Orb ch rges of immoratity were also made, but a« they were not all considered by the committee 0! investigation, and may not be incladed in the TWO CENT Amother Adventare of Revenue Agent | FORTY SECOND CONGRESS Berry. MOW HE ESCAPED FROM WHISKEY AND To- BACCO SMUGGLERS. A report was received at the bureau of inter- nal revenue yesterday from Matthew Berry, revenue agent in North Carotiua, dated Febra- 25, 1873, in which he says: ‘On Ser ae 22d inst., % arrived ip the town of Lanrenburgh, N.C.’ Immediately on my arrival I proceeded to inspect “pedis wagons.’ On my approaching one of teams ty pair of fine males,) the driver recog- Sised ee, and started his team at a full gallop. After hunting am hour fora horse, I procured one by hard work and begging. I immediately gave chase, and ca) wagon and team. after seven wiles of a chase. driver did surrender until I cocked my pistol on him, net told him he must either surrender or take Er result. then examined bi burgh. When wi hin one mile of Laurenburgh, (ina lane,) four men came out of the woods with pistols in their hands, and resened the team and tobac I think being mounted saved my life, as I understand on my arrival in town they lert with the full determmation of killing me. “I re- spectfully state that this country i: tive’ with wagons loaded with blockade whiskey and to- bacco. I used every means in my power to in- duce the citizens’ assistance, but failed, their exense being that they were ‘afraid of the wa- mers and their friends. I respectfully: state it thisis the second rescue of illicit tobacco during the present month, the former time I being fired at and narrowly escaping.” THe Broo AIR—Judge Orr's Reminiscences. 7 years have passet since this outrage, vet new facts connected with it are every now and then coming to light. A y of gentleman were dining with Hon. James .. Orr in Washington, just prior to his late parture to his foreign mission, when he incident- tal @ of the affair. He said he had heard of the intended assanit, and meant to have pre- vented it by being in the Senate-chamber and arresting the blow. On his way thither he stop- ped in the library to look at a book, which, not being readily found, retained him a few minutes longer than he proposed, and during the delay the ascauit was made. Brooks confrssed toh before his death, that he never meant to have it so deadly as it was—intending only to “disgace” the senator with the South by a flagelation—and said he could not beheve at first that Sumner was really hurt. He said, further, that he was ured of life, and wanted to die. The notoriety he won was killing him by inches—every brily and blackguard in the South thrast his attention and acquaintance upon him, and it was too ter- rible a punishment to bear, Mr. Orr said h had no doubt Brooks felt the keenest regret his part in the affair, and that he was indeed tired of life.—Boston Commonweal?! A Lonery Deatu—A daa Dies of Snail Poe, Frantically Screaming for Water.—Iniormation has reached this office of a sad and terrible case of neglect and desertion attending asmail pox patient in the lower section of the city, which, if true in every particular, forms one of the most harrowing chapters of cold-hearte:l neglect that has come to notice for sometime. The unfortu- uate victim of this scourge is one William Evans, who was taken sick several days ago and conveyed to his boarding-house on Canal street, below Pine. It was soon discovered that his symptoms were those of small pox. The case was reported to Chief Cullen, who gave im- mediate notice to the secretary of the board of health. The unfortunate man is supposed to have lingered throughout his whole sickness without as much as medical assistance or the least attention from any one. Last night the people residing in that neighborhood were star- Jed and terrified by hearing loud and continued of **Weter, for God's sake, water,” the ls coming from the room supposed ‘to be ogcupied he u fortunate small pox patient. is morning the mystery was solved, as the man was ascertained to be dead.—Readiny (Lu. Eagle, Feb. 28th Staxv I7.—The jurors in the Uppercu case find the continement to which they are subjected extremely irksome, and have sometimes called the attention of the court to heir sufferings. Yesterday one of them rose in place and declared to Judge Gilmor that if he and some others were not wed to take a walk they conldn’t stand it mf®h longer. The Juror «lid not intimate what they mightdo about it in 4 contingency. but he was evidently very he judge told him that it was not a hat jurors could stand, but what ‘The law demands that the 5 t together. This was impera- tive; but he would try to alleviate their suffer- ings. -ince he knew that their duties were ardn- ous. If all went riding together that exercise might perhaps be feasible. He would see about ENUITY OF A WOMAN is beyond all mprehension. A Danbury lady be- b with wood, besought h get a cual stove, and devote the rest of their life to that fuel, but he wouldu't do it. He said wood was cheaper, au: he might as well be chopping it and saving the money. Having exhi Wher eloquence without any t. she ona very simple slevice. She lothes lite oter his choppin upper he adorned himself’ wit his axe and went out for fuel, and five. minutes later came tearing into the house without his hat, and with his mouth half full of blood. lacerated gums and broken teeth. A bright and Sheertul coal fire now iluminates that home.— Danbury 3 A New REING Con: A ri r Rp iy a Burecary.—Mr. E. business at No. 24 Broadway, a gat No. 151 30th street, was ar. rested yesterday by Deputy Sheriff Scebaches, on a requisition warrant from the governor of . charging him with being acc: « sory before the fact to a burglary committed at the office of E. A. Ball, at Holyoke, Mass., by which $20,000 worth of bonds and other secari- ties were stolen. Stevens was given in charge of the superintendent of police of Holyoke, and bored to Massaclnisetts vesterda: N.Y. Times, 28h w/t. Tue wan Kerr, who nf ago murder- ed his wite and ebild at V ca. Minn,, seems to have dene so with the consent of his wile, who is described as a “feeble, careworn, broken- hearted woma: Both lett letters written in biood ich the wife says that the hus- band is not to be blamed for the deed, and in th other of which the murderer saysthat * will judge, aml the world will set it right.” Apparently he killed the child, then the mother, and then, after getting babe on its mother's arm own throat. © bed aud putting the @s if sleeping, cut his WHAT THE Pork Say pour AMERICA.— The Pope yesterday'received a deputation of citizens of ‘the United States. Mr. Glover, of New York. read an address. The Pope replied with gg: 4 thanks. He said he would always pray for the country so blessed by God with fertility of soil and indastrious inhabitants, ant he would ever pray for au increase of its bless. ings. He hoped, however that material thin: would not become the sole affections of thee American le, for excessive love of riches corrupted the heart. GLAND STILL Watcetixe vs Awanp.—In the House ¥ lay, Mr. Rochester, should ask Over THE Commons, “Here. . Pn ved FOR THE sr Astes Rerontz. gent Agramonte bas issued miter tevasaras Ropes ant on fe laytiown thelr arms n y embrace lic. Ax other journals on the su! and Be eecelne s of the new ib- the statement is believed to be a canard. new imlictment, it is cnmecesury te efor to them in detail TRE INTENSE EXCITEMENT that prevailed Im the city when, throngh the medium of the press, the startling news of <0 ternble an accuration became generally known is vividly remembered. At the advice fries, Dr. Huston left the city at this sims This Afternoon’ Dispatches. ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS. ———e —- New York Notes, A CUBAN BEVOLUTION. New Yorx, March 1—it was rumored yes- terday that new jmtments had been made This Afternoon’s Proceedings —————— SATURDAY, March 1. SENATE.—The following House bills were . f deli Making La Crosse, Wis., a port of delivery; enablishing life-saving stations on the Atlantic coast. and proceeded to Cincinnati, taking with Lim bax wite and dengbter (the latter recently ma to ntleman in this city,) where he remai he was summoned to Baltimore by the Of which the Rev. in place of the republic of Cuba iu this city. BO POR ViENNA. ‘iral - ceding considerable merit to many of the models presented, they did not feel one of them was entirely worthy of the subj credentials of Hon. T. ©. MeCreery, Senator elect from Kentucky. which were read and laid on the table. AN INQUIRY. Mr. Bayard offered a resolution inquirin, whether any officer of the army while stati in South Carolina has recet or attempted te procure payment from the state lature for services performed in the line of his duty or Otherwise. or has been admitted to practice and has practiced at the bar of the state for hix bles or light carri xhibition. America will appear ‘st advantage im the department of now? the defeated party in the Jumel will case pre a appeal vo the United States Supre: Sourt. important of w tercourse with the young gir! tions were five im m , three were considered by the committee, wbici was composed of five isters of the church, with the Rev. Dr. Rogers, presiding, bot no possessing the power to cast a vote on any of the questions ‘rising. Each specification ws orea separately, and the labor of he com mittee was protracted and tedious, and, at leas as far as the presiding officer is concerne”, was Phese bat oniy RACK GREELEY" The appraisers mpleted their in- ventory of Horace Greeley's prope total available assets are computed at $127,400, embracing six Trut»ae shares of Gitty-four then. sand dollars, aud his interest in“ W ESTATE. Ly tT know Freed ceamemnne, "seis soctiving per ate farming,” “The American conflict,” aud | some of the ious there was an aman cep abaae nikoe eee sther Gresksy publications, $15,008 tn eaditing | tookty of opinion for acqiwittal, while on the bret ra a orn rig —¥ TO tor what | there are debts amounting to $76,076, including | and most important count—that of seduction me ce, 4 i n or lias | and constant [ilicit intercourse—the committee service. Mr. B. said he offered the resolution in tae geno, | stood aivided ae being for conviction and the follow! One in fol ring: prom: Vanderbilt, jr., date ist, fact 868, O45,92 the intercst of the character and efficies nein ar tine inclair, $2,000.” TI three for acquittal. None of the fications the army. and also in some degree for pes gn peptaraenr Siskin Cokecs: | Suvmay bese uecnetucd, toe of the tection Of the people of South Carolin: he T brace shares in numerous gold, silver, produce, | vote of not guilty ax to the charges was « mers mgr teow Sod 2 homestead and other companies, and om various matter of form, and was so entered Se. ceedings and announced to the ic, Tt ie quite safe to say that the result of the tnvesti ition did not receive the popular approval. THE NEW TRIAL. patents. THE CONTROWISE WITR tively. that Piokes, The Sun asserts, tively, . Dodge & Co. i cncgenr over $271,000 to District Attorney Bliss, thereby settling the disputed claims with the goverament. THE BANK STATEMENT ment, to pay $913,497.26 for completing the im- provements of the streets and avennes opposite and around the government property, was cou- curred im by 40 to 9. c The iation of $500,000 for a building for Bureau of Engraving and Printing was con- mect in Trinity Church,, Madisou-evenne, on , F lows: —E decsease, $5,525,2 icie, | the Sth of March—next Wednesday. The dele- ee. SS _ est ow $1,313.00; legal sooders, pny gates, clerical and tay, will mumberin all about po techno verona ee 200, deposits, decrease, €3,432,000; cireula: | twe hundred. Four bishops of the church will tion, ine: a, De present, the Gfth, who, was o: Payne, being detained by sickness, and the gen- eral proceedings of the body promises to be ot Mr. Sherman moved an amendment creating the office of assistant treasurer at Cincinnat and Chicago, which was ruled out. eee To-day. ; : als of his sue. | 4 STEAMER GONE DOWN WITH ALL ON Boann. | interest and productive of good for the cause of conan Seen eee eee ane ot ia sec. |“ Tmnom, Maren Lh. dapmtah foo bce. | a ee m Baltimore It is le that which were read and laid on the table. pot cn id Meee pM pare ae any Bled Pm mg SS Mr. Sawyer offered an amendment appropri- | unknown, counered this morning in the River | cordance with the prescribed waage ain! te ating $1,606,606.52 to reimburse the late coryo- | Mersey, below Liverpool. All on board are sup- | Precedents already , FREAENY WHEREABOUTS OF Da. EUSTON It is supposed, although not positively known to be the case, that Dr Huston is at at im Cincinnati. where he has relatives residing. it is stated is employed ax a clerk in a bw house of that city. “As far as known he has not | communicated fo any of she members of the conference of this ty any tut ation as te whether it is his intention to retern here to face he jains Lis inwe- 5 vriefiy as it is possible to enumerate intelligently the leading (features of this <imge lar case the toreguing given to ibtie, not for a sensational Pipe. but merely - sume of the case, and shew! which, in view of the co posed to have perished. ANOTHER SHIP WRECK—LOSS OF PIFTREN LIVES. Loxpon, March 1.—Intelligence has reached this city that the bark Bayne, from Fabnouth, was wrecked in Mount ration of Washington for expenses incurred in improving the streets and avenues, being for work not chargeable to private persons, aud nor heretofore included in any appropriation. After some discussion, Mr. Sawyer molitied his amendment so as to appropriate €1,000,000 and it was then passed—s0 to 11. Hou! motion of Mr. Archer (Md.) the Senate bill for the relief of Geor; . Wilson, providing for the payment to him of $20,000 for bis patent for iron or metahe broadside gun carriages, was taku up and the House substitute adopted. Senate amendment to Honse bill relievin, political disabilities of D.C. 1 rs of this on a strike, and the public is greatly in convenienced thereb: BANCROFT, American minister to Germany, will grand dinner on Tuesd the second inanguratioi ve a next in cele! jon of of President Graut Aarnette, adding | Bismarck bas accept invitation to be | necessary in order to ace © with the name of J.S.M. Curry of Virginia, was con | Deemer eecepeed an | aymnen te Se | ema course of the encing curred in, ; n= TRE PRACE CONVENTION. week be azeite, March 1. Senate bill removing the political disabilities | 1, ik section a the kanes . $f James G- Hallyhurdon of Virginia. ant | poo! peace society was held last wight. Among | |THE yp 9 ‘Thomas G. Of Texan, was also passed. | the persous who addremed the assrmblage ta wo the ( ‘The regular order was demanded and Lac —wetinet age lowing deacriptic General Fairchild, United States consul te that city. He spoke in favor of inlernational o: ventions as the means of settling disputes be- tween countries instead of resulting to war. Genera) Fairchild, however, justified Uae recent civil war in the United States. CROWDING THIERS. Loxpox. March Ist.—Dispatehes from Paris say regard considered that to-day's sit- ting of the national assembly at Versailles will be one of the most important that has occurred since the establishment of the republic. It is expected that both the Right and Left will insist upon a distinct sf&tement from President Thiers of the policy of the executive. * which the hostile Modoc Indians are now in trenched: The stro THE LEGISLATIVE APPROPRIATI came up as untinished busi question being o (1.) to lay on the table Mr. Butler's moti leconsider the vote by which the salary amend ment was rejected. Mr. Butler urged that the amendment be adopted, when the subject could be brought be- fore the conference committee, and the wishe= of those who desired to make the pay of mem- bers $6,500 could he met. He was ing that an amendment making the pay $6,500 should be reported from conference, or if the amemtment was adopted now it conll’ be readjusted in the House, but if defeated now it carred the whole question with it. A vote was then taken on Mr. Farnsworth’s motion to lay the motion on the table, and it re. sulted yeas 66, nays 105. The question then recurring on the motion to reconsider it was agreed to, yeas 105, nays 7s, follows: Yras—Messrs, ar fissured in the process of cooling. With but few iutervals, negriy Hh If you can, imagine & smooth, solid sheet of granite, ten miles square and 500 feet thick covering resistiess mines of gunpowder, scat tered at irregular intervals wuder it; that these It occupies, square mile~. mines are © simultaneously, rending the whole field into rectungular masses, from the size of a match-box San Francisco, Fy Yreka say: Hawker Ji < and Shack N ——_ — to Fairchiid'seomp yesterday on a fri visit, by permission of Captain Jack. They’ wanted to consult with the Laloke Indians for the return of sixty horse= Ames, Averill, Banks, B Bigge, Binchans, Meir, Moet Boa eaek Bekey. | taken from the Modocs singpthe first fight, ara Buel! Burda. Baviors Mate) Buller Pa’ | st was agreed that the horset should be returned ing of the melted rock. An Indian can. free Cobb, € Com® Couner. Critcher, Darr Ge Canby told the party that he desired the of ‘Of these st shoot a Dickey. Frome: tpuell, Duke, Dannell EI | Peace, but was ready for war. The peace com- | Soa 0P of are Of test stone Prramida, shoot « igs \“ituncncks Harmer, Har | mistionersdeclined to hold a conference at the | Mea. of himeclt econ withon eoaes hae Place designated by oe dack. It is thought a council will be’ he! to-morrow. Ali is anticipated, it is by no means im Phe ety cniaien prorat Is that the commis- sioners will demand surrender of the mur- derers and the removal of the Modocs to a reser- vation. The Indians believe they will be per mitted to return to Lost river. a etrerenns Affairs in Brazil. joad and shoot a commen zale-loading rifts over tue slain and the It, at this terrible expense of life, « him from bis cover, he pas to drop inte and follow some su! pas sage with which be is familiar to gain another ambush, from whence it will cost ten wore lives John. Sutherland, Sy pher to dislodge him. naend:( N.Y) Townend n Ber, Lisnox, March 1.—The mail steamship from npands( ¥- Yittsinns Footh Oe en ae duncan Wal a unees dh a A Crrtous EXreRiMeNt—fuportaat Janea- Mian. « tnd. day. A decree has been Whiteles’ Wa wed bythe Brazilian | ment took place in a veil ine riaus expert. cell in one of the galleries rernment, f go permitting foreign vessels to as. bs, fi i — A lei fal: ) ie presenee of si: tS Barter, sani Beet een hecet | ecaaees eee breathe 1 r ee oui Compien, Clarke, Conger, Gotta Cox, crocker, | The Brazilian Ministers of foreign affairsand The discoverer’ is Sa ie sawn fe, Di yunan, Eames, Katy, Farasworth. | public works, had resigned, and were suceocton a post, has ont tho hee Biukebub pater (Ohi gg Fomter, (Mich. J Frye ty Carovellas and Castapereira, respectively. : pores a =a (Hig, Barley. (Cound Hay. iazetion, (Win) | Aeeat Teported af Kio de Janeiro that the au- | Scandic attached to's fethrana beers ‘i folman, Kell . Kerr, Killinger. 4 a a wenos Ayres had Spot, where temporary Lowe, Crock,’ Marshal “McEilami,” McCrary, | determined to close those ports against. veesels . rew, Meclutyre, ler I i coming trom Brazil, in valence ot yellow fever on country. viam. errick, Montoe, (1nd.,) Pendicton, Read, Rice.(1M.,) E. H Rusk, Suwyer, Scofield, Ress Smith.(Ohio,) Speer, Stark weat! s Terry, Upson, Walden. Hard and 'Wil<en, (Ohio,)—78 1 moved to reconsider the vote by which the main question was ordered, which WAS agreed to. Mr. Sargent (Cal.) then offered an amendment providing that Senators, members and delegates shall receive $6,000 per annum and this shall be in lieu of any other allowance for mile- uence of the pre- the coast of ita ont, Shee manguration. + BARRY AND FIVE COMPANIES OF ARTIL- -,-#RY From Fortress Moxnroe. Forrress the} ally put out the candies, and? carbonic acid, = B expired, after a slight agony. At this age. newspapers and stationery, which was spoke, expectorated, and to, yeas 110, nays 97. worked with pick-axe and So far the ‘he er said that the last time an increase experiment was successful, and is intended prove that after a fire-damp © 7 ane can be explored at once without Sanger Fone noes? Thle ” was the Speaker of the House was placed on the same plane with members of the Cabinet and the Viee President. but this bill gave him tor the present term a higher salary than those officers. He hoped that there would be unan- imous consent to his interlining the word ‘ hereafter,” so that the salary of the Speaker shall be = = the nt session. TRE BOSTON LANCERS CowrNe. Bostox, March 1.—The Bost this evening for Washington, ac Edmond’s band. is mpaniod by ——_e—__ The Bethichem Murder. if A 4 Pmtapetruia, March 1.—A di trom i (Ind.) said he appreciated the = ben's delicacy of the Speaker. but he hoped that the | Bethel coroner’ lesson they word would not be put in. an ecg on the Several voices.—He deserves it. filled with gun- Mr. Randall (Pa.) objected. it, then hid The Speaker xaid he hoped the gentleman benshe would not object, and interlined the word, but the Mr. Farnsworth (1) and Mr. Randall (Pa.) ‘and the ake yd objected. Site Speaker declared the objection too tate A Rank Detaication. fend terplor it face. oak “Three children ir. Farnsworth ra e of order eT KC .—The " he kek eupeesan aoe re Bostox, March 1. United States bank Speaker fate ruled the objection ton lat : aol of ae akon Mr. Farnsworth insicted upon his point, that be had objected when unanimous consent was asked, ‘The Speaker said that the amendment affect- the ed no living person but himself, and thattt w: Texas Pacific Railroad. in accordance with the ‘on whic! San Francisco, Feb. 23.—The Keno party of the bill was originally passed. surveyors tor the Texas Pacific railroad arrived Mr. Farnsworth said he was aware it affected | at Prince Village, Arizona, February 19th, no one but the Speaker, but it affected the bill. | where they connected wit He was this kind of legislation. He aypesled from the decision of air. ir. Maynard moved to lay the appeal on the table, which was to. committee The remait mendments were then acted to eet, ie Be Seas of the committee of the athe ©n motion of Mr. Sarde. s committee of