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V^XXXH.N?-9,080.
NKW-YORK. FR10AY, APRIL 12, 1872.
PRICE FOLIl CENTH
WA8HINOTOB.
ttif. takut pkatm.ock.
UIVfMON OK TIIK WATB A\l? BBAJOO (OMM1TTKK?
THK PBBB TBAPBBa on Tili: Wau-I'ATH?
MIXU DBPJtTflatOB ANI> NO WtlRK tXl'ttTKH.
|BY TaXKf.gANI TO TIIK TRIBliNK I
W aujiin4.io\, April 11.?Tbo Waya an.l Meaaa
('.uiiinittce ba* at BBflt njilit in two upou ihe Taiill
gaeaOBBB, na waa eOBf ngo ivretlietvd wonld be the
aaaa. b^bbbImb BBdaaa aatJea in Baahtag af tbe
Coinmitfee w itli B majority JNeBJag TaOWB hostilo to
t ooo of Iba Chainiiati BBB had ita Ine
vltBaaM eflBBdj, The Committoo ia hopilc^ly
dnuhd into two fartions. and Pawea la
rlrteally dopNaod, ntnl the n.'tnal elinirinauflbip
riv.-ii to Hunhatd. The division f.ok placo at a
Iraai aad flaaraay aaaaaa, h.-ld la?t oibbIdb, wbea a
n i-nber of OJBaBBaaa, which were test-irwuesbetwe, n
P oaaetloa aadK< raaaa lbfonn.and which ha<lbeen
def, ned itntil the last moment, came to be voted
Bfoa p!i-;iat?l??r.v to coinph'ting the Tarill* bill, for
rei ertiof to the Hoti?e. On erery one of these Toteo
Iho CaaaaalMOfl stootl I to 4. tbe Proteetionistn being
LtaNOB, K.ll.-v. Mavnard, and Rolierts, and the
BetBTBeBTB, lbir. hard. rinkelnbiirp, Kerr, Rrooks,
i . 1 I'.-.k. 1'ii.ally. Mr. Pawea dulairl that the bill
? id aetbrte aaea a ahaae that ba woaMaotreperl
to tha il.ni>.-. He aald thal be eoald not pal bia>
-. lt" iu ilu- aUi.iule ol indor.sing it. without BOKBf
aufalthfal to the taaataaOa of bis distru-t and str.te,
a: <. to tha eh. lirili. .1 eaarldBBoaa ol ado wholo life.
Hiis aaaoaaoeaaaal areated great oaaitaaaantix
tl ? Ci.imiiilte.'. Tbe majority BBfJOared to tltink
1 ,.'. had keea aaxfalrb treated by Mr. Daweo. They
-.. 1 lat. tl thal the) had aoeitXead n great (bal for the
-..?.- , 1 liaiaaear. and tbal their eourse had been ono
Bf .'.'ii. iliation thioin-'liont. Tlie bill. Bfl ngrewl to,
r m far fr.-m wliat they wanted. aud iu many
? eta woald aeareely aatiafy their eoiuUtaeata.
1.. y had 100. at.dly given way to enable
<h Committee to aet liarmonioiisly, and theythonpht
; BWOO BBB in honor ImuhkI to ivtand by the Comiuit
tii.l take eharpa oftlie bill they bad perfected.
>!? Dawea pdbored inllexibly to biu detemiinatinn
: t to report it. and to opiiose it in tbe Houso.
i i,e niajoiity thea votwt to make but ono
b.il ef the tarlff end tax BBOdllhiflllOBB b>
8tea4ef lepettiag tbo latfer in a separato hill and
brmgiiig it up tir-t for nction ei the Profectioiilsts
.? ?-iiod. It aaa aVetded that the Tariff ettaafea
lin.tild be put firct in the bill, so as to be eaXBOfled ?>f
L fore, tbe Ua redotrtlona cenld be reached. Tlie bill
w ..- gaYOB in clurge of Mr. Burchard to report 011
Btlay, aaa it in Badoratood that bo wiil hare tbe
kgementof it antH ttie Tarill" pertiea i* dk>
- .1 of, whflB it wiil be bat.d.-d o\<r tu Mr. l'iuk
,1 "tire.
Tbe aetion of thfl Committee, it O ili be neeii. la of
.? itImportaaee. Ittadieateethatthere wlll hoa
! ? and Berea litfht over tha qnention of I*if>tei-tion,
. t l.ath Ibe mai poaTtJea ta the Hoti^e wiil be
: .1 by iiieinlKTS of the coiumit'<<, wb,.se lonpinves
tigaliuBa in the Conunittee-rooin have apparcntly
wuly inteimiiied tbeir previoue convittionn. It is
pi etty aafe, boworar, ta atodkl that 110 laaarl wiil
i I'-aar tha krauwd\a^adta thal BBfMBTO imniinent. and
!....;. with a divided Waya BJmI Moans Committee,
a.. iiii;(.itant Brritffflt.iraa of the Tarilt' eaa be
aflccled.
? ' -\
BlORE ATiOlT tlV'lI. sFRVIti: RKFub'-M.
r.JK TiiK-ll ;m's pbt pbojkci bxi ekxb Al and
DfcKOUXCXB Bl 1I1S IKIKM?S IN TIIK IK>I BE
?m w TBB PXOPLB AKE Tt? BB I'i BBVOGBB.
[Bl TI.! I'.GKAril TO THE TB1BPBB 1
WAeBIBOTOB, Thursday, April 11, 1P"2.
The ("ivil BervteotaeiBAtewMraflOBBod tatha Houae
,<'. : ; laoaataUrea to-day.ob the aaieodiaeal of tbe
beaate la the laajlalaalTO aad Dipleauttia Appropriu
tiwa i>a 11 to appiopikitc 990,000 to earrj out tbe Civil
MViic rtirtilatioiis. If aaytahtag waa wanting to
an. w tbat there is no sinecro wiah aniong the Ad
nuni trati >n l.epublieans to offeel any rtforni in the
,--t in Of makiiii,' nppaintmeiits to ofllee, faO-daya
- Ion anpplied the preof. Civil Pt-r\ iee Ueforrn
was ri.li'i.b'd, nibn-pr-Muted, Fneered at and de
Boooeed, and in tho OBBM biiath Co n. Grant
r.ns lauded to tbo 8ki<^s, and bis Aduiiuis
tratien deelarod lo bo erery way adniirable. Tho
oiilvivepiil.licans wliohad anything to Bay in de
fe*iae! of tbe Prealdeata own attenvt at reform were
bfewiitdependenl ?biib.Iubb. who are Boaaeetedof
areferring ataae otberataaaa tho eaadidateof the
Bepabliean party. Tbe tlebate waa opened by Mr,
Laaapert, who aald tbat tbe Civil Berrlee rulea
aould nll all the otBeoata Waahlacton wiib roaadaato
of the I):-trict of (.'olimibia and Moryland. Mr.
riargent bouuded the party trumpet, and rallied the
AdminiPtration forces for the grand rbarjre that fol
lowe.1 00 Ihepoor Civil Kervite Commission, and the
rageraa they baTO tried to make. He rriud the appra
priatkm of 901,000 had been put in
the bill undcr tbe belief that aomething must
beaeaofarfearof 'tbat CriatdaaatJ Conveutiou,"
but iie < ai.-.l BOihiOB f.-r that Convention, aud took
ao niiBBOfil fieaB thoae who were "traitor? to tbe
paitv." The oartery aboart the eormption of Grant's
Adiiiinir.trati,.n bad lieen oaNOaeted by blaekmailerw,
Bnd CooajreflO bad been weak enonnh to give vitality
to their BfhtiBBCia by taoloilBJJ tho nnmerous inveHti
patioiiHth.it were iu proirre*8. He eulogized tho
Prt'sideut. an.l BBed bis Adrniniotration bad been an il
lustrioiisone. Mr. Shanks dcclarid that tbo two irreat
buinbiiiTs of the day were tbe abolttloaof ili? Fiank
tag Mrikgo aad Cirfl Berrlee Reform. Howould
not rote ? dollar to aid the latter. Grant had beea
leoeiredlato recoaajaending Uhya OetltlooBanb
lk oBatlBBoat, BOttoa ap to eaoberraae the party ta
powor. Mr. K, !1..k? aald the Civil Servi,,' waa pnrer
than at any ItaM b?r 'M yeara. Mr. Duunell de
aeaaeed tha poapooad refoi-m an a grand aelaakaa.
H< uaid the Adiniuistraiiou WBfl iuiprei;uable; it
coul.l nf be fOted d.>wn, lat it bad BBBM throitKh the
hxe ta V\v-Ha*m].>loi"e" and Coujiecticut. Ue liked
tbe rini' ?'f SaririntM party voit e.
The only K< publieanu who PjMiko In favorof tbe
Commirtaion were Mes^ni. I'erry imd Stevenson of
Ohio. The latter uaid tlie preseut ByaiaB of uppoint
mt>i\t? wa.. eorrupt and taeMfeaaikeO. Mr. Butler
clowd tha dlbalT Ba eaid that Civil BaOllot It'
form was u BBPOWd politician'a triek, arranKetl by an
BliiioisS*'iial.ii aud the lately tnrntd-outiBeerotaiy
of th<? Inteiior. The Oefaot was to put the rrefjl
dei.t in H'ith u position that he eoul.l l?e attaeked if
he did not aaBBhaaBB ihe H>Hteni, and wotild fail if ho
did. Ba Baai bis frienda had fallen into tho trap,
and the aoaaaBO had remilted in the Cinclnnuti ('..11
?entiou, aa wa* intended. It hud begun in Cinein
aati, and w.nild t-iid there. Mr. Sargent BkOTOi BO
rediue aVfl appropriation to ten tbotiaand dol
lara, which waa agnnsd to by a r/oBfl of V*2
to .W. Mr. Butler then moved to Rtrike out the
whole paragraph, BBytat, "Letunnot throw away
lhin f iiij'ajti," i.iit Riiddeuly changed bi.i inind, and
witbdrew biu motion, appareutly eom-luding that it
woubl be wise to contiuue to deceive the people by
k.. pii,.- up a pi.t.it of doin'g aometbing in tho
direetion 4>f reform. Tbe diviatoa oa Mr. Saigent'a
motion ahowetl only aliout 80 ItepulilieauH in favor
ef contiuuing the Civil Wervice Board. Among theae
weie Meeira. Garlield, Dawea, Monroe, Willard,
Mi'i.nf. Perry, Ktevenwon, Hall, Hoy, Poland,
Halary, aud Maynard. Tbw dehate wiil BBBBeBBtBBBa
tite OaNraBBBBB of all the earneat frienda af Civil
Bervire Keform that they have notbing to hope for
froiu the Adunuibtration Kepublicaua.
THK FKKNCH ARMR KAI.KS.
CXOSINI. IP THK t'ASE?BEMIN<iTON'? MOTIVE IN
POI.LOWIXO B. PLAf:E?TIIK rBYBBOX Or THE
BEMINOTOB STOOK AMusi, OftlCBBB.
IBY TBMtOBAPiJ TO TBB TBIBt'NB.I
Wahunoton, April 11.?The Frencb Ariue
OMoniilt"* waa euttaaed tonlav ln gatberiUK up tbe ...|,i?
aad end. ot erldeuca, preparatory to cloafcug tbe lnnuiry.
BeatreUrr Boulwell waa Brat lalled te glre ble rt?.5oll??^
fjaaofa ooarooaaBaa aaa. tke MajakBp de VkaBkraa ia
rrlation to InaBBBBBBg Mr. B'lmner with doeiim.-nti B>
. -orpoi iiu-.i ln tlie iiMiiiiii.il- te lila reaolutlon. The rtoi-nv
tnrjr aald that hn weat to tlie M.tnpilx aml reniomttratod
with BBB for havlng drawn Mr. Rtitunr-r ltito thla inatter,
aml thut tho BaiajMtl PI pllod that ho had not furniahed
Hat Keinincton lettt<r to Mr. 8umuer, hut that he liail
raabae witbheid iiiforruatum ou the aaagjeet from hira.
Col. flqulrc waa then reealled. nn.l expluliiefl at lengtlt
tho ua? whleh Mr. Komiiiirton rande of tb<> certltlcatea of
? 'iiiiiutei wlil.-ti li" obtained from blKh liovernineiit
..?iu i.ii. af tbe rntt.-ii Btatea, Laat PalL ai baa trB tttal
af I'lacf, BeaabaBtea haaaaaaaal to Ue in I'aiia,
aaal aaw ln on.' of tho uewapapers a
laaatt taat hia aaa?a bal beaa eailed
aa ii wltt-.t-aa, and taat ho hrvl not aarBtMMaa, no
taaaaetBateiv wrnt to tho ladga nnd taU aba taat uo aaal
roeetved a aunitnons tonppear, and nsked for tho prlvl
legeof belng eailed asaln. Ho waa ??> eailed, utid trave
hls evidenoe ns woll n? ho eould, belng entirely tinj.re
pared, unprovldod with pnpisra, aad iinable to apeak Ibe
Fir tuli laiignotfo. At thla trlal Plaoe waa aei]iiitted, ond
hls counael ruado aomo aevrre erltlclania on tbe Houae
of B, aaplBjtaa _ fvme. BBB Mr. Ueuilngton declded
to eome to Anif rii-a and -i-t BOBMI pup'Ta tO Midaln tbo
repatattoBOf hla boaae, wbicb was of irroat lmportanre
to the tinu. Tii.-ae pnpers ure now I.ttuiiiar to every one
wlio baa fotlowed thla lno.ulry. They dld not pasal
tbi-ongb the Hafe Prjiartment. bal were au
tin titicatod by Miniater Waahinirao lu PatiK.
Tlie piijHTa Wiio tranalated into Freiioh
and rrlnted, bat were not uaod lu the te. ond trlnl of
Plaoe. Oopiea oi thaaa were atvea ta tba Okaawttee pa
War Ooatraeta of the Freoek Batlooal Aaaaaably. B iiiie
Beml'itrtoii waa ln Ihe I'nited ritatVs lie was reijueated tn
obtelaeoiae aindavif* to be naed ageinat Pbtee,aadbe
ti:,l ao, but they were not by Qe~araa?at oiliinK aoue
of these paperawera prepored to facllltate tho at-ttle
tuent of IteinUikTtou'aaeeounta.
TaoBtaa tUcateraeoB, who was afterward rernllod, aut>
atantinted the atiiteiuenta made >>y aqaii*ou t'l** Pylnf;
Thi- m-xt imporfaiit topli M aucagqalre vafexatblaed
wa? in relutlon to the ht?ik ht Id from iww to l?:uby <!<'ii
Intrnlls. Hijulre anld tliat iu 1W? Btaae BOW"
York oapltolifM and othera, includlng CoBJtno
ihre GiinUou an.l JVromo, nuil l|e lulehi ln'''
ndded Cetia. ric:i?oiiton, Ingalla, and Piitterileld,fortn 'I
a aavjeet te eagage wltk tba BeaatagtoM la tho aaaaa.
feetare of anaa i tbat It waa arraagetl that, fur eertala
m nrlcea n adereil, they were to reoelva a ta rtaia amoaat
of afufk. i'i aeeoraaaee wltk this arraagenMtaa, tba oer*
tlfloate wbtrb <;, a. L-galla had waa tssued ta
Oea. Butterlit-lil, wtth tho undrretaiiding tbat
(>ne ef the Keuilnirtoua ehoald eaaeel an eaalvaleal
iiniouut of liin atoi-k witb wbteb to eoaeert thm eertltl
cut*'. The WbotB arratisreineut full tbronnh, but, tbroagb
Iieifligenee. tho eiitilleate waa never ealieil lu until iu
1970, wlit-ii h.iUirt- hiaril of lt and botlgbt lt of liiKiillrj
for 93.(1.10. ThiD, he aald, wa? tlie imly oTenaeiit avar
UuhIi-. '?. ! '" " '
Stiulro then t^stlfled ot ROfhe l^nglh In lafaH to nn
luterview wifli fWiiatitaiJ llelkiian ln Oetober, IBTa
(ifu. lagallt eeated ever bavitiK au laterTleat wiiu Oea.
Djer and Mr^. Baeea ou tbe aabjeet of tbe aale ol aaaaa,
iti.iiia.-ii he tliinkx he renioinliera l,rt\ii,,- mei ., Bre.
Mio-mi iiin- ln a earr_Uje in New-York. Mr.-.. BaaoB la
expectedto u]iix-ar on Boadar, and luui-h iateraat ta
indBif. 9tc4 in regard to ber tatflBaeaj.
.MR. TT.( K AND MTf?. MA80N.
Frtna 77.e .4n?p anl .Vntv Journ ?'.
Prom tha tpstiniotiy taken by tha Arnm Inves
ttgatlagCeauBlttee dnriug tiio j>a.->t weeb it apaaara tbal
auionir thoai-.-,. ...n,- to parebaea nruis of tho Ora_aoce
Boreeo durinp tbe F.-i-m-h war waa a aentlenan wim
Bae beea a eoatrlbator ef The Army aml \ary Jomntmi,
mt "an edltor." aa TBI TltllilNE report* lt. Mr. Peek.
tbe geatletaaa in qneatloa, la a ehrrer ataa of baalBeaB,
and we are not aatprlaad, tberefore, to leara that he baa
iiieludrd aneeuliitlou iu aruis aiuong bta v<'iiture?. l'i>r
Beaearaaaae, hewerer, we ri-irrct that bo aacaM aot
bave takoaBilata hls eoiifideiico aufnt'leuily ulaable
ii- te inforin biru in aeaaea that ttie r.-ad to lunneiui
with tho Wnr DevariVneiiFls ?6t tbiattgh tba ueviniii
wa.va of ft inale ii.-k .iiiiinent. It ia banlly BOeeeaary loi
u? to add tbat neithi r tho edltor of thin Joiirual nor any
one a8i.ori.itid witb it? attttoiial uiiinairenient baa beea
engafred ln tbo purehase of at iiia from our War Depart
inent, and uo on- hatl any authurlrr to make BBO of tin:
i-.,' or inpi oeed maa.uce of Iht Jvumn' iu luitbtr ailT
tacbparpoee,
CUBJtENT TOPIC8 AT TBE CARTAL.
PBOCBBDIBOa IB tX>BOBBB_?TBB CABB OB BX
BEBATOB VABCB?BBOC-ATIBO TIIK TRANS
POBTATIOM OF I-IVK BTOCB? A LABOB ItK
ItiiCM vit TOBT.
|lii li I.l.tiliAl'H Tl) THI. TRlllt NK.I
U kaaUNHDX, Tlttir-.tay. Aptil 11, Wi
Tba Ai-i>ott-V.,uii- eoateated abMrtbai eaaa oeeairtet, the
Bveater part ol tbaalteraoaa iu the Beaata to-day, Mr.
i.'-l: iu Biaking n aseeeb of two and a lialf bour* in favor
of tba niiijoilty repm-t, exeluding Abbott from theRent.
This abuk ea<o U fiiraillar to all readera of {'onirreas
pioccedliiirs. I"he two tandidfttfa before the L-*tlslatiuo
of .N'mth farolina wi-re Attbott and Vane.-. Tiio lafter
rereiv^d tlitve-fonrtha of all tho vote* eaat ln tlie Senate
aiidtwo-tbinlaof tbeae in the Boaae, Abbottrecemng
tbe retnaiudt r. Uut Vanee was ine lirll.le, as hla political
di*al lltirii had never beeii reinovo.l, aud Abbott clalmed
tbe aeat oa tae ajrooad tbal all tbBTotea eaatfbrVaaee
were uulliliea, beeauae those who aaal tlit-m knew that
be roultl u'if take tbe oath of ofliee, nnd that be (Abbutt)
rerelved ull of tbe le?ral vetaa caM. It will be aaea that,
ln order to havo any eleetluu at all, tho
rotea fur Vau.-e must hecounted lo make np tbeqaorutn,
aad tbea tbey ataat aU be taraara eet to elect Abbotfc
Tbla is jiist wh'at Mr. Logaa eoateada eaaaot t-o Legal!y
di-ue, aud wbat Mr. Ciirpenter tbiuke eaa. Mr. Loajhii
to-dnv r.Tlewed the p^reoeaeBta, botb la thlseouutry and
ln Eu'gland, to show ihat tbere wan BOl one whieh ennld
be fttirly elted ta aaetala Br. Oa.aeater'a poalibaa, and
tbea took np tke law of 1BB regalatlBg the eleetloa of
Ualted Piates Senator.i, aud jnoved that if all tue pre,
oadenta had aaataiaed Abbntt's pretenalont.Ttbatlaw
would ezeiud" htui. Mr. Carpeaterbaa tbe tloor f?r to
iiji.iiow. Betweeataad 6 retoeh ttnn afteraooa tbe
H- n.ite pausi-d the Con.ular and IMplO?latle bill, tub
atantlalty a? it |aaaa from the Boaae, Mr. F.-utmra
Ciiatoni-liouao Mii la atttl tbe regalarerder, aatj ta only
lnforiually lald aaldo toallow tbo Abbott cupo to be ujo
poeed of.
Mr. Bill of Georgia attempted to gct the Henafe to pas-i
a bill, to-day, leinovlug jiolilieal dlaubilitien fioui a laaii
io bla Btate, wbo baa been electod to aome siuall local
offlce. No obji'ctluu waa made, and lt wa? ordered to a
tliird readJng, and avivavoro voto taken aa ita flnal
aaaaafMJ, A ttivi*lon betBg eailed for, Mr. TrunibnH dls
co\ t nd what was K0in?r on, nnd aaevea to rei-onaider, iu
order tbat he micht olf.r na an amendui.-ut a Oeseral
Amueatv bilL <>r eourne Mes*ra. Kdmuuds and Wright
obje.-ted, and tho uiatttr went ov.r.
Mr. WilHon of Ohlo passod throujr.li the Houae, to-day,
o bill to problldt craeltv to aulinala while m trannit on
r i'i'? nt' aml otber tneaua of comniuuhatloD. The Dem
ocrBB oppdacd it ou the groiind that lt wns treucbiug
ui>on a tield of legl?latlou belongitijt to tbe Btat4>8, aud
was fi.llowlnir out the evll t<-iirlency of tlie limea to con
eeulrate inore and tuora power in the Oeneral Oovern
nii-nt. A long (lebiite oeetirred on the ameiidnient of
tbe Beaata to ealarge the t'apiioi grooada, by pnrebaalog
tiio two aaaarea whieh lie aortb eaat aad aoatbveaB of
tha 4'nj.lli.l. Thla anieiidinent waa llnaily aoaed to w,th
tbe paavtae that Ikn aaaotiat of ataaor to ba etpeaibiil
nhall not exeeed |400.(ioo. Tlie bill wa-t flnlahed and r.
iiorted froni Coiuialttee of the Wholo totbe BoBSt Be>
fore ailjoiirnuicnt. A atparute " Yea" aud "Nay"voto
will be taken to-morrow on t lii - auicndiueut.
Tho Houbc < i.iiii.nH'T- ou Foreigu Atfiiira ajrreed,
to-day, to rejiort back aud rvcoinnund th<- paK
f-air ot It-udaU'a rcaolutlon derlarlm; lt to bo ihe
aenee of tae lfouao tl.at Dr. Houard Ia an Amtr
kan ntizi-n, aud reQueating tho Prealdeut to tuke
ineitsiirei to aeeure hla rel.-aao from the Hpanlab au
tboritiea. Meanra. Willard and Ambler diaaentod frmn
the view of the raajortty of the I'onnnltU'i-. aud beldthat
Honard, hy bln lonjt n-alilence iu t'uba, and hla comjilete
Ideutiflcation with tho ja-ojilo of that ihland, forfeitod
hit right to be coualdcred a eitlreu of the 1'uite.d Bibtee.
Tho i? -umium waa reuoiled by QOB. liuuks Juat bo/ore
,,'H'HH I llll llt. ^. > '
The Lnlior Refornim aBVe'waa artrtory iu thelr oon
t<Mtwlth Bujx-rvl?lirg Archltert Mullott atin-it the nuin
tier of hoiirs of work to be jierfonned by tho workinen
ujKin the, Civemment buildlng at Colniubla, 8. 0. Tbeae
workmen demaaded full pay for ei?tit bouiV work,
elalininK lt aa thelr right under the i:iv'ht Honr law of
Conirreaa. Mr. Miilh-tl. on reeelviiijr thelr n qii,-t, mi
medlately diacbai-ged them. They aent B deli-jratlon lo
thla eity, aud been tarv Uotitwell, by tilreetiou of tho
I'realdi-nt, aeut a apecial Trenanry aic-nt tefOalBBBta t<i
niv.-etii- -ti- tbe utf.i-i. The reault la that Mr. Muliett baa
li.-en oblljred to glre WHy, aud tbe m?-u ha\e retiumod
werBj with the rlghta they iluluied fuUy recoguiiod by
tbe liovernment.
W. B. I'almer, Pre.ldent of the Trntb Batlonal Bank of
New York, waa exanilned to-day by tbe Houae rou'inlt
'. i on llanblug and Curreucy, aud waa the Hrat wltnea.a
ln the iiiM-etiv'atioii of tbe alb-ired attempt by that bank
to aid ln prtiduelng a money pauio by loeklng up a large
amouut of eurreii'-y. Palomr U-atitled that be buew
nottiiujf about tbe aebenie; Hmtth waa, be aald, a dim tor
of tbe bank. Wben he broiiKbt In the 14,000,000 to d?
porilt. Palmer oiade no Inquljy about tbe extruordinary
?iii./i itudi- of tbe auui. Aeroidina to hla atateinent,
when tbe money waa pald out, I'aliuer admitted tho
trauaactiou took pbaee lu the pnvat.- ,,tti, <?. ,,f tbe bank,
and not over Ita eountor; but tlu- eloaaat i|u??tionlUK on
the jiart of the Coiuuilttce elicited notnliiK froiu him thut
eoald 1>e eonatrued Into an adinltrilon of an?' knowl
??di'.- of tbe 1111111',"- of rjnilth, eltbcr ln dejio.aitlng or
wltbdrawlng tbe uionoy. He edinlttcd, howevei, tbat the
t .Hikt bad inereaaed ita ordiuarv bulaueo by t-ttllniK ln ita
tall loaua, ao tbat on tlie uiorniiig when tho a-benie waa
to bave lieen eoiiBUinrnated lt bad lu Ita vaulta more
than toOO.OOO ln eieeaa of Ita UAital halance. Nloe
buudn-d thuuaaud dollara ha.1 l>eeu callod lu, but nuly
i r-taerii ttvm.iiriiiiid fAoo.OOO bad 1>" n ohlalned. I'u.
mer'aeiplaiiailon of ti.U trauaaellon waa ibuther.
t..-< t.d to be .-ali.-.i up?n to j?uv two ?-lty aatBBBBte,
auiountlng to between g^iO.iiOo aud Btoo.ooo. Paluier
baBaaaaeaTtbeOaaaaatttea witi. tbe beBel tbat be *,,*
. oiK-ruiinif more tbau he reveaied. They Bo uot tbluk lt
irtwllbta tbat a tiaok dlrrM-tor eonld arjioart in a liank
over t*,4ioo,ia?, at one nu.e, aitloul lln- l'r< alcW i.i of ti.t
' i aa/ iaaulry, ?r rapt. a....? *a> atera aor
nriae tlnn he would have fl-.no If a ono bnndred dolhir
.'li.rk h...l . I. Ii.ili.l.-.l 111 far I'l.yni'-l't. Uie/?"' ; '"'>.
that the l.at.k.i.t tka aaSBM tlme. Htfeinpted t?. MlB
aearty n uiiniou of ita tatl ioan?, djaa '?"??? a?""} fec
5a heih-r tkat lt w.-ia la fuii oompiVilty wltb Haiith i hu
Bekeaae t?. eraeaa ?> peata by eilaattawkaj a laraa oaaoBBl
2 eurroney froiu tlio market.
Thellouao Approprlatiora Committee, to-dnr, derlded
to cootlnue tbe work on thot'.ipllol irroiinda. extondlup;
nii.1 kiiBllfj baj tlM.tii ln a.-.or.lan.-e with prevloin. lawa,
uii.i wiii tBeeflBBead kaiaeBMaaa for kkal parpeaa an
approprltitlon of OteaJOO fBT tka next laefll year. Tlie
o.mn.lttr-e alao agrrad to oppr .iirl .I- Ha.aaB Jor tba
Niin.'i-crio.l fortiio baaefll of ikeOaal aad uuiui>Aa>
lni.i of thiarity.
Tlie oonteated elretlon rnao of Bowen ntralnat D" I.-irir"
ef th,' ii.i Dimriet cf BoathOaaaBaa aaa oaaay rccou
eldered by the BOOBa Bfc ctloiw Cotninlttee, wlth partleu
lai rafaraaoa ka the tJahaa of De Laaaa, thal Boaaa, hav
bkfaotapoai ? aaai in the utato |>gtakvkBre, ky reaeaa of
anele.tion to thut ho.lv, waa diai|iialillcd f?r u aoat in
('ongreaa, on tbe fcrotiu.l that It waa uir
lawftll for a poi.-on to beM a fewV tal
aal a Btalo nIpii at taa aaaaa timp. ItafxaaalakBiaa.
ctded aoaalmoualy t'. diaralaa tkal braaeb of tke eaae aa
ontenakle, BBd tke taTeaBgatton Into tke aeerlteof tbe
pn>te, ao far u- a BBajprlty of lagal rotea Is eonreraed, w.il
b,< rontluiied. tlMMuef ln stili apparent that tbe decl*
alou wili he in favor of Bowea. The CoBualttee alao de*
dded to report Bflataat Dr. Bnrletgk eonteatlag tke neat
Of Annatrouv ua liclepato from PBBBtB Teniii.ry.
The Hotiee Connulttee on Torrltorle.i wiil t.?kc a flnal
voto to-niorr.w nl?'ht on tho hlll to emahliOt n (i >\ein
m-nt for Indlm T.-rrltorr. On laaradaf itexf. tlio
Monnon doleitutloii wiil ho hearii lu lavoiof the uduile
Mi..ii ?f Dtak aa a Btate.
Mr. Polter of New-Yorlt wn?;erronronalr repnrt^il by.
tho aVaaoetatei fteao oavpateb of yeatorday at kertag
oj.poaeit the akoBttOB of tho frntiklnff prlrlleiro. Ho
Btreagly larera Ita uboiition, and ?apperted tkokBl far
that pnrpoae witk un amendtneet prot i llng i?r a Btatnn
lng maeblne, to be oaed by tbe departinenl Ln marking
^pr frce tianaialaalon lu tke niall* of ofll lai lettera aaly.
niF.:cF.itAT, pftasa paipatcb.i
IV foltowfaag Int.rnai Bereaoe appointmeBta aara
iiiii.n>to-da] i .i.iiii'-.-n. BeArtkerto ke Barreyerof tha
XHI li DlatrtetofKew-Torkj kbtrtln Oaaar to ho A?
aiatantAi.sor of tke Ild Dlatrlct of Bew-York.
Ttie iloiiHf Ootnmlttee oa Um Judlrlary to-dar lnrlted
riuef JuMho BciCeaaof Dtak to visit the cemnittee
to-tii'irrow moralng, aad to t*anBiBnlcate aacfcYleweaa
he may iles.ii-.' toespreei on th. rakjeytef JodlclalpoJ
l.-ylnthat T.rrltnrv, i.nd tba merlt <>f BepreaentaftrB
Voorkeea'abtlL Tbo Jiidit-e baaacceptedtha Inrltetlon.
Th.- Departtueni <>f Btele elaltna to be la eararet la Ita
efforta for tbe rellef <>t Dr EniBe Bouard, hi,?i tke
Otargd d'ABalrea vt t.!* Datted rJUtea, at Badrtd, rtree
llini|!<'.ini.nill-?vi >b* \".. ?.' ?- i ,
grouad for tke bope that LUWSS!2V.IE1~? 1"?'.' 'A U il
.?"luiViibi.U'i.'ii t- tho lT.'a^i ^-.rT.aiy Pl -11 ifyY!
" whTle ln inv correapondenoe wlth the 8i.anl.li authori
tlea, I liavo BaafjrtOd the fact of Dr. Kinll" Hotuird'a
fltUensiiip, I huve, BOTertketeaa, tkaawkt eiwpar
ln iny eorre.-,poiiileiico wlth Ihe frit-uila of that
Kentletniin, to Indleate the weak polntt in
bla eaea in arder that tkey tnlxht he atreagtke.l by a.l
ditkmal taelimony. Hoiuo aoek additlonal tea
tiuiony haa been taaeaUy nrr-iv.-.i Iroai tke OoaanP
(jeneral ut Baraaa, and ha? been traaamltted to tlio
Ckarge d'AdBaraa al Badrtd. Mnek <>f Dr. Jeka O. H?u
ard'i BtateBMBtla pertlneat to tka bbbm eaart, aad it la
tobe raaretted tlat tbeae tnattera were aot commnnt
eated dln etly t<> tbe Departaient. Tke Departtuent uiu
n..t tall to glTa .-ari-fiil :!ti<-iri"ii to whaterer maybe
prr-Heiiteii in hu. h fonn tkal it eaa be naed to adTaataga
iu bekalf of Dr. akalto Bonard."_
TBE IMPENDINQ WATEE FAMISl'..
Bl INOIS LKiilSl.ATI'iN THKI. VTINICD?TIIK nry
TO BB Li:H WITU OBLl A IWI.Mi DAls'
BCrTLY.
The Asscnibly Committee tm Ciliis roeently
roported ?u favor of rapeoalBg the n^*,.of<_,t,"b *i|1,u
glrei tha ButtMtlttea of tkJa ciiypower, ra eafleec Baefl,
toib.'tW wat'.r'?rom "pome of tho lakea lu Wtitrtiester
und rutuaui OoOBtAea. Tho laeeal BtB haa alrca.ly
par.?ed th( Senate, and the uetlou of the Aaseuihly Com
BBtttao nives ri'u=.in Ior taar that tke aaeaeare aaay ka
raekod throiiKh, an.l the clty left with.nt tha rlght to uso
tlnse. larK'- natiin.l rca-i voir... la tka BVM of a tbieal.-n
liiK?lry aaeaOB aud tho citretuo pruhuhility of a ahort
Mipply. That a hl'.l of tbia ehara.tcr eetlld akiatB
aa ii.ii.li Baproral in kefh kraaakaa af the W
kdatare, Bgataat tho pteteata of tho aalted pr.-.4
Of the rifvjatld the p,-litioii8 Of ttkOBBBBdI >'f tbe BMflt
iniiiieutiiii.'ifizen-". laaoaaawkatOBtraordla iry, and laada
to the tafereaee tbat Bome aakaewB poeer h ut worU on
tlie atkaratde.
Tiii. TuiiitNi: han Btaeady Bkowa tke laaaaaefdNey ef
t!n-< doBai taaarrelra f.>r tka lacreaaed aeeda of tho
etty ln a dry t'nic, nnd fhe BeaBflftBflBBB of BBaaOBOBBj th?
rigbt to.iiaw froiu tkeM lakea, kywhtek bb bbnb thaa
one eaeaaaaa taa clty haa kaea aared frtaa ihe aaagara
of a short aapply. A torreepoad -ut, who baa ftrea this
Bnkjeet an lateBlgaal axaaalaatloa, praeeaM in tko
eonrrc of a lontf couiuiunhaliijii ib..- followinii Biiiiiiiiaiy
of fa.-ta, whl.h in lila opiniou outjlit to mttafy tho pablle
and the lagMafure thut tho tmpeadlng npeil of the
Wtttei'hiu wiil plaea tke etty it. a learfnl eoadltloa of
aependeiTee npen thal uioet precariotia aourtaof aapply,
tbe Bnmtner raln-falL
lt U obi i."i- tbat it la not pnfe t? rely apoa a invater
tbuii tbe liiiuiuiiiiu Bowof a rirer Inaeaauaaof droutb
f..r a wat.-r bupi'lv, ezoept B infllcleBl porthm of the nur
pjua ke atered la aeaaoaa of lood, t" coatpenaate for do
Qrlenclea tlurlng tbe lowatage. And as tke mlnloiuin
flow ot the Croton Blrer in dry se:i^.,,.is learc. ly exr*oda
S'.'.OOtl.oOugalloua dailv, it ;.>!lowa that a atomge luu.-t l.o
made to aapply any greater deaiand .'jaai tu tbe dlaar
ence between tbia demand and tlu mlutmiua Bow, for a
period prtaelpally dependeat on tke raln-falL Accord
btgto the report <>f ti.,- Ckief Bnglaeer.tbe nqtteduct
waaeaBed n|>ou to.l.-livcr un av.ra^e of )-5,iK>i,(k*i cal
lons dmly lant year, wl.ich glrea aaezceaaof 68a300,000
gaBoaa bi tke .laiiy demaad orer tke nlalmam aapplj "f
Ihe rirer la a dry aeaaon, wkiea iuihI be oampeaaatad
fiain tke ati.iuire obt line.i during perloda eken tka n.iw
of tbe rirer ezoeeda the demaad, Kuwarlaea tke aaea
tion, l'or kew lonic a period d>"^ aapertenee bbob
the aeeeaaiiy ?f prov.dluir tbia ateragal or,
IIow many daya aro there In which tkta
exoeaa ot the averaate d.'tiiund over the tiatiiial aui>plr
may eontluu. 1 ll< re eotuea iu the reeord of tbe raln-fall
ln seusom of droatk whi.-ii, u isi to ho lagretted, la aaaV
ncut iaeomplateapae tot tho < r?-t<?a waterabed, nn.l
Lan i>?eu kept ?.ut ux yeara al th<- 'u<"t laiportaat i>l.w.)
of olaNf tallon within It-.lii.iita, aal there have beea Ikrea
atparata pataoda within tka i>.i *t two yeara aaea it aaa
aeeeaoary to kara reeoarae i?? the aater <>i' tho Lakea dbt
Bbargiag lato tha (ketea Blrer, aa a Mppkmteat to tuo
reacrvolra, toenai.le thea.iiie.lu.'t lo mafntalB tho Htiji
uly laqaired by tbe elty. Oeaeral prlnelplee. bowerer,
have been laid down l.y riuin.-nt untlioi Itl ?!?, t.aned ii|?>n
rocoid.-d okeerratloaa In otker loeaBBea for maay aaccae"
*ive yeara, aader ooudiBona uot diffeiing taaterlaliy
fromtkoae obtalned kera. la Oreal Britaln, for iu-.i in..-,
in tka hiiiv coiiutrii?of the weatara eaart tke leaat nt..r
age cousldered admlaaable U eqnal to a aapply of l-^o
daya; aud oue of 110 days ha? OaOB kBOWB lo fail in a
very dr> aeaton. , , ,
For tbo parpoflfl Of oboaiBg fcoa Otterly lnndeqnate
the preeent ktorage ruom i^ for tke Crotoa?qneduet.
aeoordiag to tke clty'a preeeat demaoda, opmparr it alto
theetorage room taqalatta alaawkera. Eaet Wdayael
Bionaa or tka dalty demaad abore tbe leaal dally aapply,
at u*< ortiiincd by faaglng and eompataUoa, ho aaauuied
ua the preper rtaerrotr rapaelty, aud wo aara
10,440,000,00.1 Balloaa aa ike reomired atoraga, akereaa iho
aetual la haa than l,70QaBa\000 BOl one- ixth of that
needed. The dt-Uileiiey of tho lultiiuiuui niipjilv, ln
ln aoaeoue, of the Croton liiver hciiiir ori.ooOj.JOO
galkBM duily to tho averuxo demaad of tbo
city, 30 aaya oaall aufilo under tluse comli
tiona to exbauat our tutlro prem-ut atoniKe,
fttiil dralu the reeerrolra. Tlnw oor atorage, eomp.ir.-d
witb tbat ofother cltiea, la aa 2tt to Ito. 'llieao flK'irea
akoa iiow daagrreaa a repx al <>i the ad aBtawanalaa tka
u-t-of lakea ln tho Croiou ilraluane area aa nataral
r?- , i\..iiH, bi aaaaa ef taai rgaary, woul.l be. aud to wbut
oxtont tbe llahllitr of a water BBBBM woul.l l?o lii.un.d.
Tho repeal of tho aet would, in..r. over, he a hieach of
faith with tho clty. whi.h iin.I.-r tho aet baa deepcuol
the outlcta of varl.nin l;.k, sata coiiM.leral.lo oxpenae,
aud hua constructed ?iih-tanti.il wi-lra at a beavy cat
for the purpoao of retali.liig the BBtj r iit B hu-li ev.-l
untii the dry aaafleB, an.l ti.c, drawiui.- it "if, if reoalred,
lu nueh onaaUUee an tho exigeaclea of th<- Mueduet oe
n.aiid. Ittoaaderataodtkat the prenrtetarf rlghta ?f
tkepeopaaorl paaUr katetaated la tho ouOetaol wa
lak.? bavo Ih'.-iiextlniriUr.bed l.y purcuaee. Il.it UM BM?
BJBOaat ol.jcctloa tO tbo bill to rej.eal ln tlial l a BaMBBO
would put the city. ln u ITP Bt nanMire, m u BBNaOIOO;
pendeiiccui-ononoof th.-uu.at hcklo aud uu.ertalu of
thoXmenta for IU aata-r aapplys aud that wttk, a J..n
daut aaooBtaaa prorlead by fortdeaea within iimr
eaay reach, a million of people ?..uld ho ?"!"?*????
?aater taadae, with Ba lon? Ualu of calaiultlee, by uct or
LOKlahllUi'u. _
FIE-IIBT IN NEW-IIAMTOillKE.
CoNOoiti), N. II., April 11-?Flao lat rriiiuuk
Rlvcr 1* n.lui; from four to tlve Inchea an hourutthl*
place, an.l uii iiltaBrtTB freahet la Imiutueut. B. p.irta
froiu ahov. on the atreaiua trlhuUry to tho Menltoaek
atate thut tbe efl.. t of tBO lato ruln la r.-ry OXaNtareBfltB
preperty. A rtrrered rrtlroad ortdpa, aiwot be fe.rin
Uatk,oaUM COntooeook Blrej ^h-eadaliWart^Kja
Btkef. waa awofd] awayU t iiiyht. Tho lea U raptdly dia
"^ATiiK.-The Fo.leral Bildare a. roat the Merrlmao at
Baat Conoord, 430 feet long, and BM Montroal lUllnmd
hriilKet>ealdeit,tho BBBM 1. nglh, were awept uwu) hy
the.fnabet.thiaafternooe. Th. oth.r two brldireawlll
aaakeaty i* mred, aa tha water ih faiiimc. B^ryjaaaaBa
!,f ,ce af. paaatag o,.t. A brtdga kataaea Beaiaett aad
Boaeaak MI aald to l?o ao hadly dutnaired a?. ') i. ii'ier rau
roud Uartl bOtWOOB th?,s-o BBBBM liupoaaiLlo.
THE KI-KLI'X THIAI.".
Ciiaiii.otos, 8. ('., April ll.-I" ihe I'nited
gtat. alircuit Court to-day, four prleoii.i* froiu Yurk
< ouuty, who wero Indlcted laat term for con.plru. y and
BBBBBBPi puiaded attMty ul toaapiraay, aad tbetuurdrr
Utargta aara wkVktlrawa.
POREIGN NEWS.
GREAT BR1TAIN.
TIIE -aaaaaraaff gj qff.kn VNTOHIA SKNTKNCF.D
IO IMI'KlaoNMKNT AN11 COUPOUAL l'UNlSII
BBBT JOBB Bllli.Ur ItESUMES 111.1 SEAT IN
l'AKLIAMKNT.
Lokdo*. Thnrsday, April 11, 18TJ.
Tlm p.mo of Arlhnr O'Connor, tho ftiwu.ilnnt
of H?-r Muleaty Queen Vietorln, eame up ln the Old
Il.ill.iy, thla lni.rtilnx, Tiio prlaoner made un irn-ffi-etnal
uttemjit to wlthdraw hls plea of guilty to tho charjro of
aaaaultlng Her Majeaty, with tho mitliratln* ground or
luaaiiliy. A Jnry waa lmpaiieletl to Inijiiire Into tlie
iiietiiul ronditiou of tho prlaoner. O'Oonnur'a father
w:n aworn ln tho dou'h dotVute. He toslilled tbat
ho (Ihe father) waa a nephntr of Frrarua O't'ounor, und
that aeveral membora of hia famiiy bealdo tbe prlaoner
wero lnaane. Tho noenaod waa vory atudloiia when a
rhilil, nnd fell Into bad healtb, from whleh ho had auf
fered over bliic. Tlie prlaoner waa woiiuded iu tho In-ad
m the year lh'A, nnd roeelved lnjiirlea whleh rendered
him LaaaaaBea for aomn taaa. Ika adtaaaa further taa*
titted that hlaaonwaa never eouuectcd with uny polit
il 111 lle-.il llll IOI1.
Tlm ti 1 tl waa i i,,;,. i,t to an nbrupt roiicluslon thla
:,:!>? i,,,mi. Tho jury, after boariiiK a uuinber of wlt
iii ". -i, reporied that tbo bny was perfoetly a.ino, al
IIiiiiikIi an etjiert, I)r. ILirrlnifton, who haa atudleil tho
aabjeet of baeaattf for aquarter of a century, toatltled
that tbe i'i -.iin-i '?< li.-.nl meiianrotl lt> iiiehea, nnd ho te
jrardetl the piia.mor aa lna.uno., und too d.iuirrrous to bo
nt larire. Tho vi-iduf of guilty was tln-ti pronouneed
In necordanee with tho prlaoner'a plea, andO't'oniinr waa
BBBteaead to baprtaoaiBtat fef twoivo uioutua ut hat-d
labor, and to rccelve twenty laahea.
Mr. Odpaf Baaaaaaai a pabtta Baaattaf at Varwteh lnat
ni>.'ht. Hedeclared a rbani;o of Minlatry waa in-eded.
Iba only wav the workinginen could gel power waa to
eiiibarr,ia:itho'o who had it. Tho meetlnir WMorderly.
In the Honao of Commona to-niirht John lii .t:ht took hls
aaal tartaa Itat tbaa aiueo hia laatratttadlllaeaa Mr.
lilariull BBVa uotiee that ho ahould iiiteri-o;rutn tlie Oov
ernuii-iit ua to wii.it. eearM n iiit.-udi d to takewttb re
fc.trd to the BBtattag or the Board of Arbiiration at tlen
e\a.
ITRANCE.
TIIF. bBBbbTBT OP PIBABCBfl DBCUBBD BY M.
OAWBTB PKitn.R.
PABBt, Tlimaday, April 11, IHT1.
If, Ciiwiniir Fi'iit-r, wlio waa teniler.-tl tha
Muii-tryof Finaiin-a, haa poaitively declim-d ai-re|.ting
tho appolntmeut. It ia now probablo that tborowill bo
norlmngo In tbo f'ablnet for aaaaa tlm-1, nnd Ihat M.
(ioulard, tho Mlnlster of A-iiriilruro aud Conuncree,
wlio was appotatad Blalatti af Pummmmi a<i tafartaa,
upon tho reiirem.-iit of M. roiiyer-Quertler, will eon
Uiiuo to oectipy both poaltlou.*. 'J'hero is no truth ln tho
n imrt whit h haa beea earreat la tMeettytac tbepaet
two iiava. tbal m. aaaaatr took .i.ono.ooo traaaa to tho ex
Kiopeior N.ipuleon ut t'hiaelhtirst.
The fjennana yesterday arreated the edltor of a nevg
p.ijK-r at Vitry-le-Fraui-ola, for wrltitii: au arlielo nm-uMvo
to UM rniiltary unthorltles. Tho Bgfeeai r haa ln.taken
IB Itlielini. A Carllaf, fornieiiy a eoloni 1 ln tba Spanlali
ariny, bm beea captun-d by tho Freneh otlieert tiear tho
Bnaalak Baattar. a fmniiy af lee pera na bava been
mnrdercd bf gljmlei at Le llaiji, in the Oejiaitiurnt of
tho Uironde.
RPAHf.
A BfW OOVF.PNOR FOR IIAVAVA?TIIE CABIdBI
gOVBBBBTI IN CATALOBIA AN'i) BABCBLOBA
?AC1TV1TV OK TIIE INTEUNATION VI.I" I S.
>lAi)iin>, Thtiraday, April 11, 1879.
EibalBi li gaBCrttad as (lovomor of Havaaa,
t > -iiii.,1 BeBoa Boteao Ofaetal Bdvtaaa abew that tba
Cuifrt movenii-ut In Cataloulu and Arragon Is uccom.nja
in.p- Baxaeaaeed. natawaa asiight oiigagi-nieiit )'<-??
terday betweeti tho troojia and ouo of thoae h.inds
iittr(?Iot, 21 BaOea north-weat of (ieroni, ln tho DIs
trict of t'atalouia. Tho froutler la cuefiiUy watehod
by tho Freneh, and farliata who eaeniHS
Iflll 1*1 BBCa ure an-eatotl, dlaarmctl, und Interned. Tho
Oaaaraer af ratabaita laaaeta tbal IbaOarUet baad
Wbiek api'i-ared in tho Provlnco of Ilare.-lniia, numti'-red
Bfaaea, aad Ba taader areeaaaeaalaaal aaeaabar af tiio
Ipfmrnf li.nal H.i.i. ty. Tlie Inlirnationallata aro v.-ry
aettre in Bpaia, and taete ia reaaaa t,, i< ar tbal the *o
fli ty la ergaalatag a movemnit whirii will di-, lara Iteelf
naialtaBtxHtal* ht-re aua in aibet atatatrlea of Baropa.
IHE DOMIMON OF CANADA.
OITNIvr. Of PABUABBBT?eTBBOB OP tiie
t-,i,VKlt\<)I!-(ilNKItAI.?IIIS flBWI <)N TIIE
TBBA1T OI BAaHIBOTOB AND TIIE DOBEB*
ili AITAIItS <?K TIIE DOBIBIOB?'BB. MC
oouoaix om the arroAiioB.
Ottawa, Out., April ll.?Tiio tlftb aad laat
aaakateHbe puaalaaaa ParUaaBealaaaaed ta r,. toda/
altb aaaaa tbaa Uio aaaal a_apta/, a giaat aaauaar af
ladtaa iu tnii areaa betag preeaat, aml tho aaatleaaea aii
belngatlitodlu b.illiaut uuli'oruiB. Tho (iov. inor t ;.-u
eral. aavtaa tabaa hls iwat on tho throne, dellv-.-rod hia
spooitt. Ho flrat alluded to the illnea.a of tho I'riine ef
Wule*, uudtbe tliankfuiiiosa oxpresa. d throiuhout tho
Fini'lre at hia ttcovery. H,t reeommended tho 15th of
tba immth to be aot npart tbrtMagbeal tho DaaBatea as a
dayof thaukagiving. Htaapofceef taa fbataaiBvaataa
ot Manitoba, and tho exiollent roanlt followingtho nieas
areeef laataaaaaa aaaadad bp tha taeal aataaaltbBv For
tho luturo j.roteelion of tho eolony, bo bad oideied u
f,,rceof inilitUto Fort Oarry.who had proved the prui-ti
eability of u routo throuv'h Caiiailian U-rrltoty, eveu ln
Wtater. A eopy of tho Wushlnxton Tieaty, ho aaid, will
lie lald before tho Houae, and aj miich of tho BBBBMB und
ii.iniil'tedeoin apondenco ua can be made publiu with
out itO'iry to the intereats af the Kinplre of Cunada, will
ulaoat once be autunltted ; and the afteutlou of tho
Houte will bo Invlted to this linportant suoject. A con
raaaaea aaa bald al Ottawa, in BapaaaBbar, on tho aub
Jeetof liniulgrutlon, Bt whl.h the (ioveriiinent of tlie
DtaalataB. aa aall a** tbeaa of every Preriaee, wero
r.-jn.-. i.t.-.l. A m lii-uio f?r loint and aoveral aetlon waa
provisioiiaiiy aiiaapait. to wbtab ba tovttad tba altaattaa
ofthoHoiiao. Ba addedi " I do aat doubt you aill ba
iudiitidto make amplo jiri.viali.na for th.i ent-ouiiiKe
mentof IbbbIjiitbia aflttt taa ?Blataaaaai aad aataav
-altu of abtafe Ihe di v.-lojuiieiit of tho vuat uutuial n:
aaareaaaf oaaadata vitaiiy lataraavea "
l'ho Oovi-ruor-tieneial ullud.-.l to the i-oiiHiiiiitnatloii of
tbo tuiion af Urttl-h Columbia with Cauada, and aaid her
lapreaaaaaBTaa wiiiuow tuko tiieir aaBa. laaedarte
developandscttlo tho fertlio torritoilea of tbe Norih
fjaat uad lluk Ililtlah Columbia thcrewith, ho ic.om
menda that provialon be mado fur tho oonatrui tlon of ?
rullway to the FacihY, iu aeeordatieo with Hor Majeaty'a
oider in coiiiidl, uuillug liiitish folumbla with tbo l>o
ininloii. Tl"' t?'?l",r, ,,f ata 1'arllauientaiy aurvoy will
tx- luid before th- Hou<e, aud the Uoveruor-Gmiorul
truatn that tbo Houao will coueur ln thlnklng that tho
loojr-conteiaplaU-d luipiovements aud extenalon of the
canal BPataat aaMTBt to Ite vliroroualy pruaceuted. Tho
rapld Inereaae ln tho trade of Canadu and tho liuoor
tuueeof i-oiiijM'ting lor and ueioinmodiitlng tho com
in. i.e of the lir.-at Weat, reiider lt uoceaaary that the
nii'iias of trauajiortiitloii by water ahould bo cht-apeued
and faellit.it.ti, Tao (jovernor (ii-uoral aaid ho had to
reaaMBa aerloue conaidoratlon of this atibjeet. aud
lu i ouiieetlon w ith tho expedleiicy of iirovldiiu a dlrei t
water louimiiui.atloii betwoen ibe Gulf of Bt. Luwreuco
and the Huy B Fnudy.
Tho Bou. Willlaiii MeDoilgall addreased hls constlttl
entaut Aluionto luat ntght. Ue eoiideuined tho aoheiue
for a l'acitle Uullway iww belng curried out by the Ciina
diau uovvraiuoiit aa lavolvlag enoriuoua expeuditurea,
und aaid a bctter routa would havo boen to roly upon
water comrounlcaUon by Lako Bujiorlor, thenoe by
Atuerlean railwuye to Red Rlver, thonce by ataamboat
Aowu that rivv-rto Fort Oarry aud Lako Winnt-pea. Hy
tbla plun Canada would bave bud ateam couimunli atlon
witb tbe Nortb-Woat at vory llttle exp-uao. Ho uext ro
ft-rred to tbe Treaty of Waahlnnton. It waa Juat poaal
blo that fireat Bntulu aud the Unltiid Btatea mlght con
tlnue to differ about the coin-truction of tbo Tn-aty, lu
wblcb caao t'anuda would not bo callod upon to tako any
aetlon wlib reeard to lt; b-it rooeut luformatlon ?-.-ii..-,l
to Indlcate that tbe ditrercnoa would be aettled
and that tberefnre the matter would eonie bafeaa
taVOaajadbva I'aillam.nt. ll wmild be a fatal ??^k?
r..r Parliameiit to refuae U> eoiittnu a treaty to wtn.U
tba l.?ad "f the u,,var.,nient had atiacbed Ma Bbpaaiaia.
If tto Itoa latoii reia.l... a part aud pareel o ,^? ^?l?b
Luiplre, lt muat aubiult to the couaequeucea of that
fo. tiou. and miiat l>e ready to do lu part towart tar
rri 'out tho arraagaiueata that mav ba?a leron euUrrtl
fnto hrtiraaa tbe uiother eouutry and foretgu eouutrlea
.,a.lu7uti.otreuialnaaa parlof the t.uplrt- andart
wa?. taXStaabMJaation. tajaaaja ka^tByto?aBew
tbe taipartat iJoteraaaaut, ln daallDga arlU tbe UutUd
autiTo?atber tare.gii ***?"?> i^***- ?^HE_aa
-? tkaw ta tbalx wlaooaa aaa ia aAJCi.r.iaB.a
^UttYaAeaaBta. ef tbe Btaaire m^ a^aeeea
aary; and the Canadtana tnnat aequle ece Uke good aah
)>-ria. nnd pilt up with Ihe t-oiiaetjiieiitn. He waa f|Uitfl
i e.uly to dlaouea tbe proprlety of political obange, If it
waa f.iuiid tbat tbe poaltlon ta an enibarraaement to
<'uiittda aud to the mother eouutrv : | he wm qulte r>r>
pan-d to eon.iiler what waa the betf, wlaeat, and Mfeat
eonrie to takc, but I'arliimciit eonld uot dlaeiiaa thla
i|iiohUoii ; thinira miist tbere be doalt with m they wero;
Cuu-da iiiual bo rooognized .aa part of tbe Brltiah Em
plre.
Br. MeDongall ur::ued that tbe aiarttluie provlncea
were satlafied with tho Flahery elauaea, aud it waa not
for Ontario to ralao a dlaturhauce about lt. He con
iblered that tbo importuneo of tho conceaalon made .to
the i 'mied Btatea la thla mutter bad beea gaaatiy over
rntod. Ai to the navhration of the Ht. I.awrenee, he held
tbat It would i?- an advantage to Canada to allow Amar
tasaa equal rlglits ou It, and tbat, in polnt of lnter
natlonal law, thov were entltled to it anyway. Ho
inv'ueil that tbe liiiinii.il Uoverurnent was alone re
aponilblo for tbe treaty, and tbat, In attat-king it, the
< aiuiillans were atlacklng theiuaelvee. Ho dllated at
aoiuo lengfb upon the auvantages of the treaty, dwell
ingehletly upon tho argument tbat ita adojitlou would
bo a giuirautee of jieuce with tho Unltcd 8tatea, aud
would remove many lrrltating eauaes wlih-h now ex
i-.t. d, -.-. i.ii-h mlglit ut any timo lead to serlous compllca
tious. _
TIII-: WBECI OF THE DAC1AV.
DlTBBf ajBJl FROM IIAMFAX 10 BBaflOUl TIIE
OBBOOb
Hamfax, April 11.?The Dominion atoamor
Ladp Head, with u party of dlveraand eustoma otBtera
on boartl. haa been eont to tho wreck of tho ateumtr Da
ciaD. Tho Dadan had l.aOOpackagee of cooda for Hall
fax, nud 800 forSt. John. Many of the Hullfux dry
faedl uiou had inoat of thelr atoek oa hourd.
d'.NTRAL AND SOlJTn AMKRICA.
TIIE CABB OF TIIE VmOIBIIJS?A I'ROTEST FROM
TIIE OOVBBBOB OF PAVAMA?WAR PBCT.4BBB
HV OUATBBALA AOADttl HONOritAS AM)
8AN SALVADOR?PtBB IM VAM'ARAISO.
KixtisTON, Jam., April 11.?The Govcrnor of
Paaaaaa haa protestod aaralnat tho lnterf.reneo of tho
Hjianlsh men-of-war with tho BbBBBBB Vinrlnliis. War
haa boe.ii deelarcd by Giiatem.ila aicalnat Hotnluras and
Hau Salvador. There has been a lar_e flie lu VjIj'.uuibo,
aecoiujianied with !??. < of llfe.
HATTL
NEW REVOI.UTION'ARY BOVBBBBT.
KlBOBTOB, Jam., April 10.?Kovolution has
brakea aat ? it. Mare, Haytl. Tho tnaips w<-re mas*a
ereiag tho Insurgents by wholesale. G'itiisona of tho
Uuiuni sutes aaea taatoatoi by tbe Pkaaeb Oaaaaa,
FORKION NOTE9.
The Kliiui of Khiva, a State honlrring: the
Caaplau BBB, la annlng agulnst an expected uttaek by
tbo Ktiaaluna. All able-bodled mon are eailed to the
etandard.and attempta aro made to drain tho weatern
eanal of Amoii Dar Va, or BB render lfa wnter nndrlnka
nie. a report, hewerer, eomes from Ht. Petoraburg tbat
the KIiiiii haa dia|iatehed an Embaaay to tho Kniperor
with n couctllatory measairo. Tiio Itusaiuu tteepa have
nrrivetl at Krasnovodak, aa tho OaapjaB They have
bceu Jolned bj Atamurut, Khim of a Tureouian trlbo.
Tho April nunibcr of BlaekwooiTi Mayazine
haa a reviow of the poaiilon of tho Oludatone Mlnlatry,
in whieh tho diapute ariaing out of the Waahlugton
Trealy flifurea conaplcuoitaly. The nrtlele, whleh ts of
eourse wrltten ln tho Intereat of tho Tory party, mukea
tho followlng ainong otber remarka on tho Treaty of
Waatitngton : " Aint-rlcana may llatcn to our plea, that
tho Treaty" doea not aeetire to us the eonditlona whieh wo
were mado to tx-llevo tbat tt aecun-d, and that, aa now
woi'ded, B doos not oveneti.resa what oui Cumuiiasion
era lateaded, if todeed, tno poor ereatarea were aea>
aeious of anv Intetitlou bt yond the drawtag up of a paper
whleh they could ludtice ihe Amerioau Couimla-douora to
alk'ti. Hhould the Aiuerlt ana do thla, and. aa a conae
u i.-tito of aaea aettoa diffci-iug (roui tba otber ln inter
uretattoaat the Treaty, allow the whole a?r. em. nt ti)
i... iiiiiiiil.-.i .ind iiiiotin-i n,',,- framed, then it is ug?ly
probaMa tii;?t tbo aocond attempt may bo aaeaaaa
tul. Wo muat not, of eoiua.', concoul from our
ai-lvea that thero are many eouiaes ora>n to Anierl- a. I>y
ptirHiiliikf whleh sho mifc-ht wound our bouor and aBBMP
trotialy euibitter tho wholo eonteiitton. Of theen tho
moet to be depteeatod te eaa thit haa h*eu tbreateaed
by a aaMttoa af tba Traaaaf laatie preaa, vta. i To La* tho
elaiinaaa they ataud hefora tbe arnltratoia, leavlng lt to
(ir.-at Itnt.ilu tocomo Into court or uot m the may
chonae.''
The Ditc (1<! Gramont, in hia work jtiaT
publiabed, eutiiled "France and Frusala bateat tho
War," ejtvoa the fullowingletu-r from the Emporor Na
jioltoii written about four days lK<fore Frai,,?<? tl-iar.-d
war BKUliiat Otruinny: "Hf. Cloud, July IJ, lo7U.-My
dear Uuke ; On r< lleetinif. ali.nit ourt-onveraatlon.yeaier
d.iy. itiid OB av'ain readliii? the dlajiateh of Prince Aa
tolue, taaa that It will bo BbbbbbbkV to aaBja_BabB ni-ro
atronv'ly tbo dlapatth that you muat sond to Ilenedetil,
by aettine forth tho followlng jMilntai 1. Tbat w.- ha\o
tadewttb Praaata, und not with Ppaln. 2. rrtnee An
totae'a dlapatah addreaaad to Prnu la u aoa otthlal doeu
nniii, whieh aobadp baa been eharip-.l to cotnitiunleate
lo na. 3 rrliiee laepafd has ue. epteil the landldateahlp
for tbe throne of BpaBB, nnd It Is bis father who liui rc
lioiineed lt. *. It la neeeaaary that Ueliidetll lnalatS
bad an I'fti. iai reply traaa Baaa, we eaaaot be eonaiderrd
to have had an unswer to our luat deinauda. 9. L'ntil we
havo Ihie replv we aliull coiitiuiie .mr itiinnmeiits. T. It
la tbea, Impoatlbta for us to aaaaa a eeaaataabMitlea te
tho Clianiber iit.lll we have lieen b. tt. r luformed. Ke
eel\o, my dear Uuke, tho asauraute of my ameere frlend
?_,!,, NArOL-ON."
A Mr. JajapjfB Hirtl of N.nv-York BBvBtff wrlt?
ten a h-tter to The London Timee, rontradictltig BB
aaaeral taraat the atatem.iifa of Mr. Ciet.rKe W. smalley,
publiahed Iu that Joiirnal, reajieefina- tho qucatlon of
linlireit loaees. The t'onlott Ntarufard eomes to the
followlng aaaBBBBBBBI " Wo ahould bo glad to belleve
Mr. lllrd ; but tbeu lt la impoaalble to deny thut there
wero datea, nam.-a, aud di-Uiiito statemeuts lu Mr.
Bmaliey'a lettora tbat ean taardtp be thrown Into tho
Bhade hy Mr. Hlrds vague atauranee. that every ona
whom he uict took a rniVMHiabl.- aud uioderato vl?w of
the Treaty. Mr. Iltrd may taa a goutletoaa of
exe, i.tionaily reasonablo and enllghtened tI^wb
in reforeeoo to torataB altaua, aml be inuy elmoao
bis uaiMieiatea, ao far M that la feaalble,
uin.-nn aareaaa ef eoaaaabd ebaeaeterbaaca aad eraa
imtblea. Manv peopui are dtopoaad to lauvglae th?
prattleof tbetrowa uttte eetertaa Baa murinur ef ihe
wi.rbl. Leaaiaaal baaaalefaalal abBeaaaata eoai.tad
? nii the break down of tba Oeaeva Artiiiratl.iu. there ia
init too iiiiuh laaaoa t<> aekaewbalge tbal Mr. Hmaih-r
baa tbebeetef IbearaaaaaataatweaaBBaaan umi Mr.
lonl. Tin- tioverninenl and leadlng jH.llllil.tna of Ihe
Unlted Btatea ataat eltber aaea be.-n aader tbeatraage
Imiii-esaiin tliat we had agie.-d to arl'ltrute tbe iinhrett
rlaluia, or elae-an alteinativo 8ti|.jn,aill,in that wo
merely pui forwaid to almw that theiibove Raaiimj.tloii
ta n.t,|y oae we eaa adOpt? they mimt have ennajilreil
lu make a aeriaa of tteiiiwiate miietat.-.n, nt ? anue tho
publli atiou of tho Anieriean eivae."
TUK MdMMMT ua rilfOM kWLVM,
REI.F.ASiE OF CONKI.IV?THE ClIARt.E AOAIN^T
HIM MT*?"
Mr. Mann, attoniey for the Markil SavinkTH
Ilank retunied from Moutreal ye.terduy iifteinoou, and
atated to a (BtBOBB Reporter thut be had abandoued all
ho|M- af pruiiueing Mr. fonklln. the defaultlnir a.-. rotury,
before the New-York Court. Ho had gone to Waahlntr
ton, and after prtK-urlng tbe neeeaaary e\tra?11tion
juipera had proeoeded to Moutreal and cauaed
lonklla's arrest on a charge of fergery ln the
thlrd degree. Mr. Maua found, bowever. tbat the
abloat lawyera ia Caaada bad beeo enguged
to defeud Fonklln, aud that althougb the lato Becretary
waa lu prlson, eharged with forgery, the indlettncnt m
di-awa wm uulveraally dcclded to corne under tbe
atntuteof exeeptiona to the extraditlon treaty. Judge
(ouraalof Moutreal, declded ln oourt on Wedneaday to
that effect, and Conkliu waa releated ln the aftanioon of
the aume day. Mr. Mann statee that there la no meana
now left of brlnglng Couklln to New-York by law, aud
tbat lt la very linprobable tbat he will come of hte owb
aoeord. Tbe depoaltora of tbe Market Havluga Baak,
may, therefore, relluqulah the hopea tbey had cherlahed
of aeeiag tbo oulprtt hrougbt to luatloo.
TKLF.OBAPHIO BOTKB.
Catheritie O'Malley waa arreeteil umi heltl for
IrlaVla'aoaioa, jeaterUy, for Utniwiaj rtUWi aooa Ja-ea MrUovera,
aeierel. lauuiBg Im tara.
..A w.-ulthy ladv, reaidinglu Heacon at., Boatoa,
wa.'f.ro.-t oa Waaaaaaaj;???_a?. wkiU <-n?wa? BlackaluaA, w|a_?,
aod robtjed of t ?.''>' wttcb.
A niece of the atono eornie? af the Htate Na
tioaai Hini aaaaaa, ia at Lo?u. an. raaaabav?ataaaak J *?
Waiaor. ib old .0.1 roiatatad eltliaa, oa Ikt koaa, t.iUaa kla laalaaUr.
Tlie achooaer _4laa Harwond, froni Ht. Jugo tio
I'Bha'w'tth a earro of bBJBI for B.lil-ore, woal Biliore oi Siulit, ? r?,al,
c. M'HtBaaiat.TTa k_? CipV H.rw^ wajrtt tae a-kaoaoi l. aa aa
faToraiil* poJuoa. TV ca??o i. io.?roA la Maw-Iork.
Tbe Hoo. W. M. Piatt, ex Hpeaker ol tho Pena
..WaaU aoaatr wit taaaal.td a bla aBVa Ib TaakbtaBoeb. Pobb . b,
Th II Bealtr araa7tat of a otaBo.err/ akoat a aabatl. ta Um tataott-,
awat ol ?ti?fc Mr. I'-il 9to latiiailr*.
Tbe New-Drooewlok and Caaada Railread,
wblcb bai baaa bUoaaaal wBk Mt fo.a-.rlr a ?aalb. kaa a. katt btwa
Z_wwaed ika iBa aala ftoaa BVvAaaai Jaateta aaaalaj at aVaaawt. Ba.
gWaaaabV r"1*" bat 5SBg ???aiiHtMoB.i.iikat.
ju i__niii8i^i-r-1 't-' aal.
A OHAPTBB OF HOUROI.S.
TERHIHLK niSASTKKOyTHF. MISSIK><J|'|'|
EXPLOHION OB TIIK STKAMKR Of KANI '."?1,\ 1 II
MXTY laeTBfl M.^T.
CiIRO. III., April II.?Af 4 o'eloek tbia mnrnitig the
Bti-Hiiier OflBBBflfc, from K<d Ifiver toKt. Loukt, when
Baaf Btaalrl Point. BXKBaaoaboTe Cairo, explodcl
her lKiilcr, blowing her upner worka alm.at
entirely nwo.v, Immediately after which th" wr<ok
took lire and biirn.-d fo Ihe watora edge. Mr. Thomp
aon, pilot of the atoamer Johnll.uin.tden, which waa
lying a f. w milea l.< low , on neeiiig tbo light troin
the bnrning wreck, mannetl a yawl an.l pio. ??? af,*e|
up the river to mvertain tho camv. He foiind
iiHinall party of riurvivora on Hoail Ixl.tnd, but pn>aed
on to relii vo tboae on tbo wreck. T?-n or 12 were
elingiiiK to tho BBeol, bnt the whe.l dropped ln-fore
he reaehed them and all but forr wero lort. II I
found a de.k pasieni<*er, namo unknown, nrar tbe
shore, badly scalded, but he ilied before arrival af
Cairo. The utoamer Iblle, bonii'' np, took n. .irly aU
the aiirrirors. Thompaou reooned pilot Ilarn*. BBB
ruihseqiionfly went to St. laWJBa oti tbo Marblo l.'ity.
Tbe latt.-r -t.ito. that Wiirgina, tbeir !.'< .1 Kirer
pilot, waa drowned.
Ilarry Tripp, pflofl on tho wrtfch, and Capt. Rendrr
wero buriotl iu the wreck. and were bBBBBJ .alling
desperately for h<lp, but tbo fire had gain.-d auch
hoadaai tbat thay aeaU aal b? bbbobbbb, aud were,
biirned. Mr. Fiahor, the carpenter of tiie ill-fated
atOBBB r, who renehed bero on the Shrere, waa not
aeriously hurt. Be Btatea tbat the aerond ontnneer,
Alexan.ler Kennody, WM terribly eealded, and ren
aVeead ln-lplo-w and blind. Fislior put bim on a Ijtire
plank, with other*, tttit the plank aaaa capaized,
drowiiing aeveial, imhiding Kennody. aXBBBJB
K. itbley, tirst OflbjiBOOr, Ifl supposed to be bat.
Heury M. Wor-ham, Urst clork, hai not bcn ae.-n alnco
theexplnilon; he OSpaetei to ?o throutrb from Ciln \>f
rall hut wast aeeii on fho boat after loavltiaf ln-ro. CaBBfafl
Worshum, wcoud clork, Jiiloi boinpewolf, afcwerd, and
( l.arloa Mtiray, cahln bay, were fotin.l dead flaitln* in
tlie rlver, alth life BBflflagfrefB ?n and wore broiiuht bero
by tho Bteani.r Shreve; it!.? aiipposed they oro oblllod
todcatb. Thero wrro BffO lady peaaeajrera, ai. ?f whoui
arooaBjBBaaltakolaat. Tho bodiea of four laaaaaaaai
B4-enfloatlnKp.vatWat. ?u'a Laud.nir, to-d.iy, hal w.-ro
uot rocorere.l.
Mr. Fiakertblnk*. th..t tho pi!nf. tlarrl", and hlmaalf
wero the only eruployea <>f the boat aare.l, thouarh th?
Bello6t.Loulainayli.ivo pl, ked np *..u.e. Tho offleera
of tho SUrove etato that there aara alwut 34) .'.tl.in gad
U5 deek pasaongcra, mnkii..', wlth tho orew, atBBtf loo.
ol ant vnif wl,..ui are r-llpposod tn li.i\.- I e.-n !..?? Tl."
irreatcr tiortlon of the aurvivora holiia: on the BeD> h>
Louia, no natnea of p.-iaacngore <?r triirtworthp
eatlmr.te of the uuniin-r loat can N* oMatovd
ex.ept from her. Fi.-her iaflfsfaaa the aaaaai af
the exploaion aa tcrrlflo beyond concr-pMou, th" wliola
upjvr Barkaof the aaai kaaag lift.d bodiiy, aad ( I .
hack on tbo hoaf and Into tho water compl.-t.-h .bat
t.-rcd. Ho s.avo.1 hlmtclf hy aeeurfnar a plank and fl.nt
inir until reeeue.l by the yawl of tlio Lumadan. llr w t.
iu I.. d it !'.<? ti.-ne, aad, thoiiarh cotcied wiih ru.l'.ah,
waa only Blagktly OtBBB Ba
The aaaaaaaOaaaaaB ran in akaOarOi rBci Ritcr Mne.
8be cokI. ahout a ytar airo, |>.ia)0, aud wa*. iiiauml for
t.t,(tX)iii (luelnuati und BkaaBaBB ofQcca.
Latub.?Tho Msaaaaa eBaad taaer,*aal an.i.-i. r.
ports Iha flraf eagtnecr aud lui.teand 30 otbrr iwisona on
tho BeOa st. taafe. _
A TUOBOAT OLPl/monOt THK NoltTH
KIVKU.
>ix UTBa LOQT?? QBtl ini'. <lafdPffaJB BB tBBB.
ThelMdler of tlie tili,'boat I):ivili|i'.rt expliMl.-d
at B o'cl... k yoHte'dHj BtaanbBBO, wfci e the iMiat ?a on
ganed ln towlng *oiue etnpty coal hiirg.e pi-i thet uuarl
Doek, Jaapay City. n> tho die.iiter eix i.w. Maa .<
atuntly loat; otie pi'raon who .1111 earrteea afl pBaaaXdy
fatally injiired, BBd aeiirly t40,.a? wortb of pr<>iM-rty waa
deatroyed.
The Bavonport, commanded hy Capt. Praak Jjv,..\
had lak. ii in to^ BN kaaaaa BlttkMB Paotat, WiilUiu
I^ird, A. J. ('., and Kachol Kin*. aml wa* eluwly i>u?li.?
tho Uock when tl.. exploaioo ..<-. urred. Tbe ItaaaBBBBB
of the bout were thrown fo an lintuen*' hinht. ?l. ? I
harite atta. b.-d aaa ebuttered aud aunk. o t
men weio on h<urd the L.?ut at tue lui.e, fl*w
BfahaBBwaal oaajaaxa. bbo wr.-,ir. ofibe
thrce only havo l.cen BBBBa II bBBBbBB DaBOBBj our
ncori ('. lu -1. r, lireman, and .laii.ca ( a.i.n.. i, .? ? .
hand. The namea of ti?- two ..tho.-. are unknown.
Tho rura;e Willi.ain Iau.1 wa* ?d BBafflJ BBaaBBBBl that il
eaiik Immediately wlth tho hulk of tho l).iv.'n|Kiri. On
board were two boye, Fred.ilo Boekimit. tho .-ai'ait. >
aon, and a lad known aa " J'?'." Tlie formor ?u? u-arnwl
wlthout liijiirv, but the latter waa.lMwued. lea... I
.-ii.ph.y.'d on the K.i.-ln I Balng, auOered cou.Ua.lau of l\*
l.raln. and la not expeete.t lo r-eovor from th> ?iT.
hl* Injuriea. llie BaBBOBgaBewl at the runard .Inrk wi ?
put t>> work to reu.lri aa?ietaiu. o lo tbe p?tmji,b ou lo.i.t
tbo kaajaa
tupt. aaaaaaa ef BM IkpraBBaaX, aBB wa* tartaaak t
awn> from bi. poat, and ii.pl. ..r l: ? rkfBB 1 flf th"
Williiitu I?rd were taken froui tlio ainbtiig erafi ati.l
aafcly land^d on ahoro unlnjiiied. Effuria wero aaado |,>
laaOtar the mN?lnK laaliea, but wero au?p.'ndi.| at tha
approaehof daikne... To !.iy kkfl BaOfOb BtX '
newod. An flaaaart wlU uehcld after tbe badBaj
hare tH>en reeovored.
Tho BBjaaaaati waa t.ullt ln Bnffalo t<n or tt.li, r*?re
BBO, and broitarht to thta civ tlirounh tlu I'n.? lan.. .
Hho waa a doub'.e-onirlno boat, witb two 1< larb . flladrto
and flue holh-ra, and helougi-d to Eaatmau ao<l M< ?
Mahoti, tua-hoet owuera, of liurliug -iip. Tbe> ??, id. 11
la .ui.i'.'.. .11.> have iM-en caiiiod by tbo car^fcoeeneaa . f
tho ouitluoor and lr>maii, * !^o won> watching a 'log
tlpfbt on ono of the Uar.'OK nnd notflei te.1 tlwu Oultea.
K.M'l.o-ION Of A leWUMUllfE
OBB BAB kii iiD and two laTatttM Bkl i^j I ' I .
BOBTON, April 11.?The lecoaiotiv* Atlaa,
atta' h< d to a frelp-ht train on the Bo-t?n and i
Bailroad.. xplod.d thla iiioruiur at ilrantilllo, falaiir
acaldiug Mi.liaol Mantiern, a bXaBBawBa, and hadly ln
Jiirlug tho BBBaaBBf and rlr.-u.aii.
I.aier. J. W. aaBBBBBaBa BBO flreman. haaelnrc .11. 1
at tho hoapllal. He bel..D<od t<i Ibitoanfaj. N \
Tho biilk.lii.in. Mauur-ra, wlll ptohably dle | Kr.ua
i;.iitiiii.t, the euxlueet, lt la tboua;ht, wlll n-eover.
FALL OF A DI'ILDINO.
TWO MKN t'NDKB TIIE Kl l>^.
Pim.ADKi.i'HiA. Pa., April 11.?Thia uioruiug,
whilo workmen were emrmred ln teannirdown tbo biiild
Inga Noa. *> ...1.141.i.n Eigbth-at.,a aadacchimtoc.'iirrt-d.
The riKif aud fourth floor had heou romovod, when tba
gtrder ln tbe lower floor irave way and the wbole tbrea
atotiee fell In, hurylna uuder the rulna twn latorera,
auppoaed to be BupTh Miillln and Hernard LaAc^y. Two
other workmen were allgbtly tnjured. Ban arw tugaged
lu remorlng tbe rulna.
Latbb.?The body of Bernard Glancy, a<red tfl, baa
been recovered from the hulldiua which fell tb.- luarn
Ina. He leare a a wife and tlro cbildr.n. It B belkred
uo other Urea were Koat.
BOATINO ACCIPKNT.
TWO BOT8 DKOWNKD OB TUE BCIU'TLBII.L.
Piiiladelpiha, PenB., April U.-Thia after
noou, a boat eontalnlng tbree boya upaet on tba Bcbayl*
ixtll. ln Palnnount Park. Two of tke boya. aaawd
Charlea rampboll, aaed 17. and Elwood Meaeiager, ageX
lt, were drowned. Tbeir bodiea were reevvared.
TIIE MIT)LAJ?n BAILBOAD BBIDOB DlflABTXB.
The atlideut ou tbe Midluad Bailroad, aeaP
Hackenaack, N. J.. oa Boduealay, waa leaa af laaaa ta Ita
rreulta tbau waa at flrat reported. eatbriakie Uaeta.
rfeiaa, tbe Aaaoaeor ef Oabland. wbo waa raported M bara
dted on Wednaeday eroalac from bla laj irlee, waa alira
yeaterday. aad r. iB probably reeerer. Uaav Worteaaxyae
waa aot aartoaaly tnjuredL
Tbe broken brlda* waa wbat la kuowa aa a Caaaw
blnatloa Brtdge, bullt of wood and trva, aad aaa
atrougly recoaaatanded to tke eeaipaay aa a aafe aadl
cbeap etructtiro. A eontrect waa taadka yeaterday wltla
the Wataon Banufactiutag Canpaay to replaae tbia
brtdfle and two othora of tke aaaaa ktnd witk Itob rtro.
turea Niallar to tboae on tbe Erta BaBway. Thwr a,.w
In aaa wlll be atrengtkaaad MinporarUy. aad kaaeaat
wltb heavv tlmbara.
Tba teooaaotlro attaebed to tke aflernooa traia aa tba
Mldlaad Ballread au Wrdoeaday aJVrnoou "juaaarB
tbe track at tbe Juuctlon aaar PooiiAoi,. aaat waa wrerbefl.
ta. Mtb^wae^aaaa/by the WaaetafalaaaBflawh

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