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Mm^0tk ^ilpfe ?rttnttie>
yoi XXXVI.N? 10,952.
IVEW-YORR, SATURDAY, MAY 6, 187G.-TUIPLI. __HEET.__
PRICE FOUR CK-Yin.
"^.siiTngton.
ABLE ARi.rMKNT TOM BEI.KXAP.
Bif-MlTim CABinWTBB MAKI s A STK.'NO PI.
A VBBMCI OF NO Jl-ItlSDItllON* EX.REV
pi.on..in_?MB. knott hattijn? against oi
OBIM.
|nT ___0_Iffl to the TRtP.rvr.l
WisiitNoniv, May '.?The further the hug*
muamimrhsYaumiht more ?'M.ieiit becomes the
that the Maaaftnaa the part of the Beateai
iuiit? h fi?r the lirilliaiit :in?l able counsel forth?.
,,ea?-h.sl Secretary. This is now the universal
diet lien*, although it may be a hasty one, for
eral <>f tin- Mana_-?-is hurt not yet been heard.
viitur. ? t..-.lav was all.m the side of the com
Mr. C:.rj?eiiter spoke Cet nearly three houni, la?
first | ttNBt foundation f.,r his argument, ami I
huildini. upon it a structure at nine Mt-TB, s
in.-tri.-al. and ple*_aai?t- Nothtiij; whatever
!? ml as to the merits of the rase, the discusm.iii h?
etatati entirely to the qu.stion of the Sens
juristliction.
Mr. Carpenter laid down the broad principle 1
Mr. Ib-lkuap is, and wasat the tune of iinpt-a. Inn
a private citizen; and then he went on to show t
tin r.- is in? authority t<? impeach a private eiti:
lie . aid it is the oflire that i- impeached, not the :
Don ; that impeachment is for the purpose of
liioval from ollice and for no other purpose;
that the courts are for the punishment of the citi
on iuilicttiient. h a man can be impeach? d one
out of ofHee, he can he impeached a year ou
office. Mr. BtH-Mf can a- well l?e impeached i
?s the day ht was niipcai-bed : and to-tlay he is
an taker. He is not Se<? rotary of War. and
.'on. titution only eonteniplates the imp.-a? limen
a ('owTi'iiiciit ol?iccr. He said the ?units are o
for the trial of the respondent, who, beim; a
vale . ili/.eii, il not lawfully bei'oic the Senat.',
rlotscd by wainim* tin' Senate of tlie great importa
iif the case and the m c-sity for settling it for
lime to come. Ihe address, all in all, trat a rema
ah!.'one. It showed that its author had Riven
subject sever?' labor and attention. It WM? el
logical ari_ument, full of apt r.-f.ivnces, and cov
ini-a wide ti?'ld of reading and information. ]
(.'anti-iitcr quoted from the Cnn-titution, and c"
went into tlebat.-s of the ?'.institutional ("on*.ente
to show that it was only the intention of I
framers of the uit.tnii.ieut to protect tin-State n
to punish the individual; by impeachment ; that I
intention was to provide a wa\ tot gettinglid ?'
f;utbless olticer. The ?peak.-r the ?eut ha? k to
iinpcai hineilt ?f Audi, w Joinison, and read fi
0|iiilionsof .Senators Howe, EdMndt, (?arr.-t Da'
ami ('barbs Siiiiimr to show tnat tln-y eut
taiued at that time the MBM views which he \
tdnnttiaftodaj Almut - o'clock Mr. (.'arpen
Closed.
Judge Knott occupied the residue of the sessi
It Wit- evident that his line of argiiuicn* wat UN
m before Mr.Carpenterano-to?aahe itetl etaae
Um vgnaeata wim-h Mr. Carpenter had explod
Mr. Ki.i'tt i-a Ml tf *- i i __ 111 frame, lutge head, ?la
hau, while MMtaeae, and Botid complexi?n, ami
aboiu -H". years <i a.i-. He -p aks easily, tint pit? 1
his voice tli.-agreeably Inifh. Ht makes many |-?
tutes, aid thawt t teod deal of tameetatta 1
?.poke only a short tin??-, but made soine piad pol?
He will lakh to-nmriow, tobe follow? il pui'nal?
by Mr. Hoar, ami then Jndgt Ilia? k.
If is _i rurally admitted that the Managers ha
the weaker sid-, and that the Senate will at .nice ?1
ei.le it lia- m? jurisdiction. The argument., w
probable dttt on Monda v.
IENATOB (oNKi.iM.s i.a\y rn\(TI(i'.
coMi'i.AiM> thai in: Data ins o? 11. lu im t.
E.S't'i: ?l WAsIIIV.|.>\' 1 S'KAIIILY? Ulli si. Hi
Lir. if? M-iri-uiMiii isvi Niui:-.
IllT TKI-EiiKAin io m ItltBtl I
Wasiiin'1,1. iv. May 5. -Tin ie are a (rood mai
stora-.s in ein illation, end Rome of them have foui
their way into print, in regard to the alleged nr.i
tice ot Senator Coiikliiig. in f:n e of law ami p-.
alty, before the Qeretnaaettl depaitmentt in t!
city, anil particularly brio:.- tin- latent ?lib?
While th? re is m? iluiibt that the New-York Beut
hat repeatedly been before the (?ovi-nnn. nt depai
iucnts in iiiiiKiiiaiit cases, the latest i-harg? - - i in
be very much exairsierated. Th?-y relate to a emit?
, rival iiiv.-nlurs of safe locks, it being I
lagadthat one of the patentee! bee obtained nnfa
and uiii;r.\ful ailvantagi'of the other by emplojil
?Senator (?inkling, It is charge.1 that tl
Senator hit Bted hit ..flii ial position t?> coinp.
ti favorabi?. deeiaea Cot ?us client. Borne nt t!
cliurg, s, \-, h go |Q far a" to say that he ha- had e:
?miners r< moved and other-, put in their ft]
pliable to his will. Another report is that be has
clerk of his own appointment in th.-l'aient ??bt
Ifbobriii'.'S him iiifni illation of the seilet tiansi?
tions of oflice, and the deeiak*?. before they ai
made known to th.-publi.-. All thtM MOllee tbonl
he taken with a main t.f ?illnwaiiro, and the pabli
-houltl w;i:i lot ?ine. i end explicil testimony on on
-??le or the other. Rirai inventors ought not to I?
believed whea th?v riienlate itoaiet ontopported b;
evidence itfrainst their competitors i'i lu;dat?t] an?
pecialiy ouidit not to lie beUered ae Bgailial I
man of Mr. Cankllag'l standing v. itl lOtthc mot
positive t-Hiiui.my.
MB. C.H.niii.Ds POOB ttJCK.
MJcnoa wnaoa tort m oc-mmittbb. m_n> a
un au..i i i.'iM.
|r.Y 1KI.I...KAI-II ri? un: IBIBOBB.I
W4-i,iM,,,,N> Uom 5.?After Mr. Darenperl Ium
' -il.?., b i,f the exemlnation of Caolfleld'i
Coiiunittee a- it eould ttand f?r tf-!ay. Ml". Cftol
laid took up ii? Chieego v.lu-kv Bingeaae egeinet
Solicitor Hl.if.ird \YiK ,n. 'i i?. btternpp ..:?-1,:.!.i
abowci tirsst that cm:,- ehargt nude against bin
??--.false: next th.11 t'?. ,..,.,.. ?rltneea againtl bin
ba?d bin, Ihn a.ii Mi. V-, tl .,:,'? , (fort , indicted f.u
holtlitig publie moi., y; mui ubXt, that foiinal ptopo
?Mltathadbeeaaade by detec?Tet in the emploj
??l the WhUtJ King to fiu-ni-di a i:i-.':i_iii|..| lull
lor a 1-atHinHuii, That ended Mr. Canlfield'i
nptritne. lot t'?-.i.?y.
A HANKKh-s YfKws 08 BEFUHDIKO.
MK" u'u*n ?ai mi: riBM Of n-K l BATCB DIBBB
uxtaaia ibjbtt-tbab t_ nut cam bonii*
(,< n B&tBBUL ? in mi now on a 1 fi'.i: I ; m
*-*lBa BOABMBB OB Uoi.O? IMTBBC?OK
VEHIIiiu- mOUBO in i ,:in?.
from THF. ntatti eoaaatroMBBBi o? ibbibbm m :
^*SDMfQ^ Mav r,.-T!i<- Coiiiii.it.-?? on
^"??aM-ti befure it a v.ry hrttreeilagMate
Bient ma,!,, l?.v Mr. Hat, h pt the Urn. M I.?'; ? liat.-l.,
tankers o? Re**?*. ?,.?, ;? ,_,. M]^, .,.?? ,lf Ml,
?HI. wa? a ?Ijnrt time _?? invit? <t to i-'ive 111-view? in
"??M tottiej,r!?v:ii1??ortl,eSli,inir.n ?nil. Mi. M-n ti
a ?net m aaaaaifl te aim taal tbetaaaect >C4?rootv>oo
J u,rtv-v,i4r b"*i<ii at 4-a ptreenl let the pevpeeeef
**,o*3i*-(fWoul.lain.,ui,t in effect toan iin.lii Iml lini? t?y
"*?ietren_uieut of ?t? own cr.alit M It ?taiiil? to-day.
?rt-_oiif?r tbi? tij.liituii was.thai the cn-lii of the
wwniintut, ?lien coimI, iie.i vtltli anythinic li.e a re
?p-ctsbifc ttcrea at maamauuuuy, k iheadi ?_n a i?a.ir< of
perc-at. IhtthNtgrtM ?itialllleation?, hetaHtfa
?M? for the clan ? of capital that Invent? lu QovemM ni
wna?, mm, ...if, rt safety, tagal-tMBty. and .l.irablllty.
?ureg?rtl to the flntt two elements, the beaded the
'?Itetl 8tate? hive no e.,ual in the worhl. Of the livet
W'lttcatlon.aliuoitttio entire Oovernin. -it del?, of the
tmug Hate? I? fully llev?la. Wone of our luun!?, muxUgt
"eeurreneycs Issued tn al.l of the Pacltic Kailroatl?,
??e^iny _ie_ Uim to run mUyut? five year?. Nf.tv. ith
??miDntht?, he mMed, and ihe tonttfMBt uncertainty
bleb attach?! to the time tor which they m..v run,
early m oar Gorenitneut issues are selimg on a basis of
? pet cent on investmeut.
M?. Hateh a_r??d tj__t during the war. -when the Got
"^ment borroweel at high rato, of interest, the Issue of
epa.i__il4i.__, -slueh the Oovernment eould control st
pieasue was tu.4ou.t-fe a niie poUcy. But now, he
?aid, the Ooverninen! ia In a position to dictate I n
iimiii rut.-of intercut, nnd being able to do that.it
afford t?> make it? bonds long enough to impart to t
SB BBBBSSBl ?__Bl B IH IBfi-lia BBBla for Ihe low raleo
terext. Mr. Hatch entered into ?on.e coinpiitntioi
show ihn! at the market rate at which our l?..mis
selling, holh in Ne??-Ynrk and In Kurnpe. they yield?
about four per cent iiiterrKt on the investment. .
In answer to the ?iiicsUon what ainotint of four
cent bond? he thought his firm, with the ,-it.i.lstaii?
fr?en?!*, forming an Ann ii, an q n.licale iin-ti a.l I
Kuropenn one, could negotiate within the next tw?
month?, he said that was a very diflieult thing to ?
unite. He thought probably as large an amount of I
bond.? could be negotiated at four pst cent, a? of sho
bonds a! four ami a half per rent, with till.? i-xc.-pt
pcihaps, Unit if Mr. Kolhschibl and his Minlicate st
ready !.. lake and pay for IfiOyOOOyOOO I??-day, we ml
not tlnd any Atiieriean house or syndicate ready 1?, t
a like amount of four per cent bond? ?it once. Hefen
to the Resumption act, Mr. Hatch BS?M lha! he ,11.1
ihl.ik I! bad any practical effect mion the market valu
l'niied ?States bonds. The reason 1? that the rcMimpi
act has no! been much believed In.
The following lut? resting eoll<>i|iiy in regard to
Kelle? '? MB intercnivertit>i!ity%seheine took place ?lui
Mr. Bfitofi?. examination :
Mr. Hill-You ?ay that ih'-ro is a great detiiiiml for
vestment in these pennant nt mi initie? of the lui
Hint.?, which I can perfectly underatand, Suupoae
pass a la?v authorizing the funding of the greenback <
rency into n.c.'t bond?, what effect would thai bavel
Mr. Batch?The ? tt'.-.-t ,?f it ???mid he for tbe Uov?
ment to pay Inlereet on a ch??s of it ?, debt which tin- pi
lie is peif? etlv ??tiling now to hold without interest.
Mr. Hill -\Coiii.iit mit retire the enrranej !
Mr. Bateh- Y? s; retire it at a manierons rale. If J
want to Wipe ever? thing ont. il?, that.
Mr. Kclli-y?BupOOM these bonds were intercoiiv?
Me.
Mr. Hatch?That is another thing.
Mr. Hill -Suppose tin-v aro iiiierconv?rtible nt I
pleasure only of the bolder.
Mr. Batch?Thai is what I underatand bv ?t?tere
Vei tittle.
Mr. Hill -Would no! that lie in <-fleet to make it u f
tna ncnt in? est tuen t, so far as the hold? I is ???Hing to In
it such!
Mr. Hatch-Yes; but tbe ObteetiOB to lha! lethal
makes the <UoT?e*nmenl a sien lewerand rouveulence
per interest on none] thatll ?b'?s sot west, and t?
nobody else ?vaut?.
Mr. ICellei Bupp?e the law that anthoriaed that
quired the Secret a ry of the l rea ?m y to uv.?il blmaetf
taeee funde flrat for the pnrpoee?ol aniiplyinc tbe in
ury with any turn of enrrency appropriated by < ongn
iii'imiil tin- receipt-, from the ordinary aonree? ol ?
icnc? le?, nue. t?? a? lo a\.ill l.'iiii?i-lf of" his gold to <?
!"?:nl?. l.ct me lllustiat.-: In the inntilh of Auoi-d I:
the Beeretary bought lo New-Y?ork m much gieonlia
currency ea S?.OtXMHX) of gold would purchase. Hi
poac thai Inatead of buying Ibeec greenback? be bad i
c.iie.i tin ai m exchange for tuteroon vertible b ? .
had culled s."..?iii.i.ihhi ol gold-bearlug bond* 1 In I
m.?nth of >? |?t? ?nil?. be ahm ?bought greenliaeki i?, t
Hinoimt o! ?Ni.tmo.iHio, t<> meet the exigen. >??- ??f the .
pia.pi i.itii.ti?. Buppoee, again, thai be bad received Un
ta?', ni'.e I i-i i Echange lor S.fl?. bot?te, and bad ea !.
??i.-i.tiiK?.??.?.? alz per?rcnl bondal Is the month of o?i
bei M' bought m much greenback currcne* n? ri.??".'..??
of gold would buy. Rupuoae, agam, that b< I
lhai *r-I.i><??'..?'.i ?if gold i.? ral?ug i.??u?t?. taking tb
rency from Ihe depoMtora In exchange for !l
would ih?- lioieihiiii ui hare be? a the wm ? bj thai ??:??
atiotil
Mr. Batch?The only dlfllrulli laeeaboutti ? - I
the iiav. rtiinciit would break prvity wmio, ! ? n
would nn?. i-.?iied a ltd ol Ititerronvertlld? .'i.i. ? ,?. nd?
luercl.? n ilclliall.l loan -i.lnl It tin in,,,,, -, i- ?;?
ci, du..i ? demand it, the Government ha* uol
Mr. 1.? llc.i -!s UO| thill n 'I.in. ? l !:? ?'
all ? auk? lhai rua ire d i oslt? t
Mr. Uateb?Yee ? but ibe buaim of ah?
ami to guard all ::- lutcrcate. SI . . ,t caiau
bank in ib.,i war.
Mr. Kelley?would H nol !"? p?naallile for the Oovci
m. i.t !<? guard ?egaini I thai couiii en?-y I
Mr. ii.i. i. \. -. ii 'i -.i' ? ? ? ? ??c t uni
Depai line.,1 (and ! do :.??
bank i.? ras.
DATENF0BT8 NARRATH E.
Tin: witm - OH - i i' m w ?i :.? ? ? t <?i: n
C> ?MM1 1 11 1 '-? 1 \ 1 :!.'?.*-'? I M \- I ?i A
AM) OPrOSl '.> III)'. I.l.!'? il'.N 1 l:\! I :
IBBBBBAI I ii? M DI?FAT? 11 I
Washikotob, llaj 5.?The ? ?.: i ? i i ? *.- ? * i -n <
Jut.Ii I. I'm a ? :t in r. : ? ??. to I '? ? I I
rontiiiii' ?I i? -day. Be itati d thai tl?
h?- i.rt.ii in Bew?Tork were tb. art of Ma* ..t
i ufoiee the rlghteof cit to
T>!'lit.i:les: Ibe BCt "? Jl 1 I, IOT0, lo M
snUasttos lawe, and la pui
the ..}ipi.?pit..ii. n Mili, i T.i and mn? mil.t? ni- Be ti
iu-tsol July 11 and 'In-, ill. I?-.'''. Tl - ' ?,u.ii.:t: i
interested ?o K:.uw what Mr. 1 ?nvetii ??i l I "I !??!??? i
getiii.g theea ad pea ?'?? Eli ?*-i ?? ?? ? ' ihoth. ???.
etntiioyeil by ti.? : . i . ? , lb. IlUl
ii i em i. r if ? 'on 1.1. - ". anybody ? i- *?.I to? em*. .1
passage of tin-i : ??:? ; the nn u luis c' , up-.,
atetei In getting ibt-m pa -- ?i ? ?:? Jod I
I.av.ni!,? i.i Ohio, Mr. Daw?ea of Ifaiwacl
Mr. Dickey <?f Pennaylvania, Got. Blau ol M
Besston Edinnn?ila, Conkllng, and ( e, n I ...
tin- Judiciary ( ommltt? e geiu ? ,
help. ?I bim. asi m fio i th? j
Mr. Dnrenperl aald lha) the effect ol 11
vent ihiiii.an.l? ??! Ii ??..'?;:. i?t ?"'??...?'!. ??? I
liejiiibii an frauda In Itiiladelphiu Juat lawellt i
. i,i ii.- Irania In Hen York, n- r ? ? :. i bon !?? had.
f.ii.a d the Ian a., in t el. 11 ? ?:i ?
lien.,' to in:. : ami II then rame to light that ?
alght he waa waited upon by gentlemen h. .
if in- Intended te ?ttoji lh< rlerl i from rol
he did in 1-7-, end be replie I :, . .
?ou,mnice then ;i ?j??..;:.. >i antil Tu. d y.Maj 18.
A slNKINi; FUND FOR I WON PACIFIC.
lili.Y ?,l II;! -Il?l M ?>!l :??'?. TW TUB IlOl'ftl ll'DICl
Al;Y COMMtl III. *. : i B1BI I" rm ii'.
P.MtI ??I TUB LAXO OSANTS BAI K i ? rill ?.'?'.
I?N.M! .1- - I.IMI'I I.l? AMOt'KI il LAXO ?li?
lil? 0O11 ,:nmi." i a-..i i? id 1..?. .. ii,
BOB -? UBBI -?. i t ..i>.
|OI ?, SAL I l.l ' s |.l?l A I? -I |
Washington, IHbj S.?Tob folluwiBg I -. f ?
ii.iin ti.e i'n -.ib -nt ol the Union I '..-.... i :. . ? i... ; ? .?o,
. w is received by the House Jftdiel
t.?.!:;,-, m reeponei ?>? It? recent requi t for tbe *ubia|i
?nil, '., i? ..in I? .i ?!.' v - ? f ?>!:.' pi ur the ?;.'.'
of a eln.Usg fund, which ahall uot loxtlud au offer i? n
Mai | t?' the ?QOTSfBBMBl S8J port.on <?t Ihe l.ti..
ki'.nis:
l's? il 1'?? ii i l:\ii ?? i?, I'm -:.,! . i- <>i ; :, ? . )
.'?I,i \??i.i?. M . I. I*. ? ?
Ih Ike Boh l Vl.R I ., ? ?airmanoj th, ? at
millet ,?1 a < I ud ieiarp, U ou ta) He ?tren ? (alii
m,,! >,?. h i .
f-tu ; | in-; n much ci un ' ..a . u i. o,-,
<?jie,'t,,i? m ti.:- company aa baa Inen pra?
brief time allowed by youi letter<d lb. .'? loi Iprll I
iiii'i m' -? Jl iiiiai.: al un Hm ? to iiicl d
tb. r. In,a u. h mon. ?. ni .Ilion foi ib. cr? uUuu ol ..
Ingfund to meet th. ? renl uilliabillti? loi lin couipanj '
ti,, i???,, linn? n! iiudet th ?? ? ?u I ii l oui?.
any fiich pi.|...- ' ? :. i?!??' ? ? I li'.in ?oui ? ?'?in.!!' '
any waj rroui th Ciovernm. ut. Ih? ?
Iniiiie ' ind can ra! ? >ui lil . .: in, r.lin o vl.i
i.? ?, p| ,i. ?? it found to be : lit iud |uat te tfa o.
n?,i- and loth, ? ol lin ? mun
1, '1 '. ????., ?i lai- ?: i ? ?
peara frout thol d??el
HiiitremeCourtof the United Htateatliat neither the princl
pat not ii.i? i--1 m the ?.aiiiii mortgage ar< reluibut m ? i??
tin- ?. im i uni,-ni oui 1 tbo 1.1.ii.int., of lb? bond
,, bi *i. :n i be .ia'. of lean , : be ? ompaii) ? :;? i
.1..It?'! I ? I?. !). I-?i.?, In ciiiiiin. ;i? a inaklii?; linking fllUll
payment?ol about <tl,0UO,0U0 luiineiliatidy, aud -.,'.??.
UOO annually for leu yi-nni. ST.'hi.imki ?uuuallv for Ibe
nr\t t,:i ??-.u?, end ri,?Kin.?u??) annnalli thereafter.
'I :,.- oil. r, which waa favorablj eonaldei d bj theEseru
tire and trauamitted to ?Congn-aa by lb? Be retari of t!.-'
'] i. -i-iii , llana, the pre-nt si ?.?on, although il lia-,
inen made to api?ear too lllieral on tin- part of Ibe Com?
pany bj the s!|ii,o.|l|Clit ibciloll of lile S?pleme (. ill I,
provee th.it the Uouiisuu ?deeiina to ?do all thai Itlalii)
??.?gill In order to prepare to nu ? i n *? ludebtette. to
the United biatea by tne lime it i" omea due.
?j. Th? oplulou ot your Committee thai it would he Iu
ezpe lent to accept, on account ot the t'ompany'i rature
im I, bel' i nn ?*?, ? te, ..n? e vane, ? of any o1 tibelanii?grauted
i?, the UnitedHtatee in aid of the runatructlonof tin
i.'.a.i, we trnet will,onefurtbet examination ol the nub
|ect, lie II ?ainsi b I? .1 .Hill il li.tl? li lit ? "in 1 II-m.I ! cae he. I.
Tb? amount tebee>Mne due from tbe Company to tbo
<.?.??. i um? nt ?n tin- maturity >?! tbe bouda at,.,m the ?. :,r
1*<?)7)hm<i large that unnutil linking fund twymenu In
money uifflclenl te cancel it at tb.it inte would be beyond
the reaaon.hle meana ?'f ?the tknupeny. lhere
must therefore, m hiiv aettlement, be elth? as
< xt, I..ion of till?.- for jiajliielit. or BOOM ?'.!-?!
m.?I legitimate ui.tho.l meat b<? found f?>r re?
ducing, by n ?siiintautlal ?redit, the Inilebtedneia,
or for in some way augmenting the linking fund.
A fair and ressosahle method of a?ocompllahlng thla Utter
object, Is by the ri-traiit.lt r to the ?ioveriiiu.-nl ol the
whole, ?or a pert, of tbe land.? eranted to ibe Company,
which, althoiigli valuiibl? end nure to be ultimately
largely piotlt,,l,le, do not produce cHadi retuin? with the
iiipidil? ??inch w.^ Ill Ht expected. If by ?uore rapid ?et
iieiii.'iit of the co.iiiti.? along ihe line, and by apeedler
BSleSt land?, large MM returns wen K?-cured, the ? oiu
jtany would Ik: lK-tter util?, to iimke larger annual .-iiiUIiik
fuuil pai n in ( n to the Government ; but in the absence of
auch rapid Batea, Mich psjUMsta cnunot safely be at?
tempted. The land grant I.? thl? Com pan v wai iibont 1",
IHMi.iMKluere?.; Ibe total bale? to Dec. HI, Ikt.",, wereiibout,
l,'_i?U,<?en? aere?, leaving nearly 11 .?un),???, arrea uunold.
Too average price renllii-il ha? Ih-cu ^1 47 i?er acre ;
nianlfcKtlv, th? land irnnt to the Company ha? not l?-en
?o luimotllBieiy productive as waa exp*'cte?i. Why, then.
Kin, mi not the 1.nid? enlist Hilling the only gift f I.un tin?
t?n? ? i liment to the Company, aud which It must have
been Intended ?ikould be largely relied on te enable the
Company to repay the loan of the Government t?
Company, he utilized in Buy agreement with the Cum
piinv t
I <1<> not expert In this letter to enter at any lentrth In
additional argumenta, favortae the ?ttlement to Inelude
the transfer of limit? to the ???iveriiinetit, which can be
betterraggeeted when the Oo-B-Bltteo decide le euter
taln the subject, llricfly, howev r, 1 may ?iiceest Hi it
th- oventar to pr-e*.mp_i-"n of hnimatiad laada,or the
?ettlf-iiieiit like the ??o\ ernnient lamls of several niilllon?
of acre? along our railroad III??', canned fall to -Tiilify the
peoplt of the eniintry; thai tlie ll?Wla nni.le ill the
Stater1?,nil terrltot ?e., in tmpooa nurea-niialile taxe? il|tcn
the inilroail Intnl., in advance of either (-urveys. ?a ??-. of
settlements, which largely redaee im- vahaeel the lands
to the company, will not op? rate _gft,"TJ the OOTCTa
ment, and especially tbal the laada new an noterairttjr
whnteier to the (?ovi-rninent, it? ?econd ?eitgtgt being
eontined r.? the railroad Heel.?so before the aaertaage
Inatures the lamls unil their piin-ee.1.. will h ve li'-eii ap?
plied otherwisethan in payiueut of the t'nlteil Btatea.
Although a unlit of 8,<s*t?,0(Kl of acres of laml at tin*
?iovi'i muent price of *._ oO pat acre iiinmint? to
?120,000,000, y .t. ea till? latter will lie thus ili.-?'hiirr.'<-'l
'_'l tear? iM-iore It t* line, it? pre-,, lit value 1? ?mlv
?*-.,i,*-s:i,i(Mi, ?nui the sbore qnaatity of laada ralaeda.
Icsf. Hi.-n ,f 1 per acre i? ?iiillcniit to ?met ii.
A* the < .mipiinv I? ttius Willing to convey to the
Vnlteti Statt s (?.ii?mi.0041 or 8,000,000 acre?, or mora If
?h -In ,1 of Its laml-, at the pri?e of M 60 per a? re, uni! to
??ii?v ' in addition ?mil ii'iiniitl alnhtng fond, money pay?
ments, a? ?ill cancel the ?bole debt ai maturity In l*!i7,
orII this aettlemenl la not ajnecahle to Ooiurri ?>?*. u
willing to enn.iiiir any proposition wbteh maybe made
by the ?ioverniiieni, with a disposition to accept ?i If i??
liii'inis ami it? other obUgatloua will permit, I have lo ex
preaa the hope thai in no ease will Conjrresa lend usi If in
the paasaxe of harsh, forcible,oi boattte measttres ajcainej
the Company. Tin- Qorernmenl lu? only a ?erond
mortgage ; any blow at tin ? '?imitant 's credit l- bo lnjar_
to tee ..mi .'miit-nt, and diminlahea lis chancea of
??ni!.'? tint; its debt, while whatever rtrennib? ni the Com?
pany Increase? tin* Government"! ?????uritt and lia
prospect of ultimate reimbursement There a e also
until\ other reasons why the Got? rnmeut should deal
liberally with tin* Companj. Toe Government'?aid to the
Company, aasunitu* thai if- loan of t'omis w,H be
eventually repaid, Is only the lands, from which the Com?
panj ha- bo far realized "f5,3.!?i,<l. t Ol?. Por im- do?
nation of onlr $?.,000,000. in?' t. .t ei in,i, m im? ...??-.it-.-ii
the c.Hi-tin, non ot a railroad 1,030 miles lou**. giving
eiiiiilillllllciltit... flolil oc.-.in tu ocian. o.i-r Which It tut!
control at all ttinea, lint p.niieui srlj? lu lime of war tor
postal, military, and other puroo i ?.
'ill.- ma i wai h ??intil t ? be btttll t?v Joly 1. H_7-_. if
wn-aetiiaUv ..pemil toi tialli more than Sll .Mir- in
advance of that date, the last (100 mile? b in. ?iirveved
ami constructed between May, IHOH,aud May, 1 ??"?''. tla
rash saving to the (lovernnteni ouexpen ?? ol trun por
talion during this six years alone briol more than the
whole Government donation has produced to the .Com
nany to this dale, sod the total cash iwving .1" lut "???
30-year leno ol the moHgaei i- m. certain to be
m. i.- in.in die amount oi ta? Government bonds leaned
.o tu?-Comnauj
11,:- rapid .-i ii-*rut ion of the road .!.?: Int an i directly
after the war, while t:n- bt-rbest iMis?lble prices foi lab r
and iii.tt .i i ? i prevailed, mad? the coat of tot ro A
wii.H it would now ?o-?t to ronstmel It,ai
tin c ,|.i|i,ii._t e ;!ii ;: bond In I. bl . -- a ii
?iii... ail its resources to psj the Interest on andt ? |.i ?
vide -loi.ii.i. ?Inking lan.i : for. w hi I. In_r tea
r-i.ll ilile 'lit HI' In!- In ?toekbol.ll - Win. I.at ? pUI
ti, ii -in i, in the i'!? h mark, t and upon ii, t.i in .
.. .\. i mm ni a . pi. .1 ? il m Hit . , r- ni l -..;?_? und 1 HO I,
II .?!! elll ii . . Ill I.l ? ,,' ,le 1 !..-. ?
i trie?! by tin -? ..i- ol i?c- in..', l- ? ?
cnpiialiol ? t.- embark In lb. b
? ,-a-irii, tin a railroad tu tb r fle as they ha?
! or mat o. i ... ?:. h? i I., i ...;?!
I'lnt- .1 eta.. ?. Ii .-? t I Ii.; ' . . 01 H
is t. in make i
uni'i,-4 to the tltiverameul upon it ? rond uiorl
tinte, nee of lb. tiw ? ' .
lit a i i .- ? ... mu?, i ?.. i
i Ion ??! . ? [have the I onoi
I tO I , -, . I . I I?] . lit] .'? In I .
Binxi i im i-.*-, ru : .? nt.
CURREN I T. 'in 8 AT ? HE CAPITAL.
TBAtTfi OP i m N iv \i BILL.
u ? i i -. m . ? . ?:
The Naval Appropriation bill report? ! ???- 1 .;?
; i .\ . that the
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boya, i ;
id dot .i- i- ..;-;.r. pi at? .1 foi
' i
S'orfo . . a.. Island,and
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of I hi - ...
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Uli ? '.. ' I -i l >:.
The .-tan im nt that i!.?- lu-??h :i? relieved
. from bl? command BN-anae be was a witness
illy dented. On
? : p lent t t Gen,
: . . a .1 :i
i : ? : - meant
| ?!.?..,.
, son ? ii.. rollker, ? ?? n. Bh? nnan Is
Custer, I d
the i.npes -'-:
. ..ii. ml im II ? : _? 'i. ? I M film
? in.? :?:.?? i. lo ilo -... Neither tb. of a ?'.
not i ? a. - .. : .?i m ?? pi ?:. ? .i . relie?
, -, , ? - .... .i
?? ii.,i ..;?;. ii.. heat, i.ai il?.- ou?t m.m" nt to a , I th. rx
iii . : n t. ?,. ii. - bei n in - it -. r. . i? t: h ti. i
im i bo art .? ..i,..'. nt t... ti?- ,..,.i,i.iiii ,.r
? ., ? ? -.. i . ? a.??? i.
i ill. nil?!, ?i". ?\ BO-fM BAT. i.'.:.
A i tin* ii!|..--.-i ui Mi. Maine, who trill be
.' i ..i nt Phllad? Ipbl i m-M we, _. ii,. h ri till
tl : i' bonds :n..u.i will not begin until a week
from Monda a Mi Blalae di ilrea lo be ;?
M? -. Kollliia, Harrison, Joai pb I. V*. ilsoo . I
ha ? ? .. ..i... .m .i in i" li. ?i o.-, that day.
yVAt-HlNOTOr. KO'l'EB.
Vl'A-IIIM.|..N. I'litl...'., Ma-. "-. I ?7-i
. ? ? ? Co ? ? arrived b< re le day tram ? si
a - a voluntary a Itaea bel. Iba < it mer i 'onimltt. ?-. In
rd to on of army clothing and i
bj the Ina <?f ??. k. I a I ? o. i be Oaeamltl.
Mr.Cowleatopoatpon? bl evldenee for a week. Hell
? !? liitu? of a iii ? .it b? i....(_', as he nliegri he can rr| :
i. ? and all rbai /? ? affc. tins'
i itber m p- ? : ? it ? ?t I,: -1 o.i|
i ' ?i-aiii- i- on i..?-. if a tffalrsto-daj app ? I i
snii. oiiiiiiii:-., i ni-i lin*, of Mr. r-waiiri, th. Chairman,
and Mi tt and Parker, to prepare IBei port In
the inn., i M.'.i- ? a-i. i i on tie tenor of Ibe prl? ?
. of niembrra It I Inferred that tba report will ra
lleve. (1? ? nt ii '? chara? ol Iraodi bn ?
in.II ! Ii I hill ""i. a lire, |0I III I l t.lll.il.l
i Mino i um;.a.i..- wa? itit-rly Incomi-allbbi with -
i,.... a Aniel.. m M lister.
sil. i in. <? . THE i:\ll ?'. ! . TRACK
Patrick Ihirritigton, age 42, u ux-polic-oman
.: s .. -:i i i... k. i -t.. g? wark, Uin ? blanaell la rr? *?t ol
a ! .ii.l. -,.--. '.f tl a l>i lilt.Ule. I.,.'. !?. .una .,!.., Weateill
Railroad m Mbef 1 *ld-at, m taatrtty, ni 10 p.m. last
if, and wi i.-? : Iblj im if li d. Il? bad be.al ???
work and wai ulierlnj* tromt, lumptiou. Usleaveaa
wife and tit.-, hili ren
CIIIMI.S AMI (ASI Ali II - I.V IM.Ilil? VIV?.
I!m-i,is, May ."i. - A<1 lie Sin rm.tn, a young '.'ill liv
lu? al ?-. :? \ .? t. ? bo bsd ? ?? betrayed '?) u? i Imn, ill.I
her?. Il y. ?le? Lay.
i; ,-i.iv. May H.- 1'r mk Blievlin lia. I?een am--i.-.i
ami blenllfled an lb ? ?" ? ?o ? lio rol? ? a I. nil Apr - ;
Hi Bavi i.'eii nans ?'.! u.i- 3 fib .-I Man ii i..?t.
Portingn i-sii, May '.. (leorge ?'. Call?n] nsu
I...I....1 in j?i: del? iii-t I, ? M . I..1I ..I w.lli I l/iiliit. Hi- f .1. .
?fi. i u -. i t : ii i -. .i. i. rrsi'bed Itere Ihu tminilnc fnini Kn
' _ l.i i aI mu? . 1.1, tlalil. a 1.1 in in Inn i i II. 111.? i ..tin i. a,. ?..
lH.ll.ll.
('i.Kvi.i.wt?, Ohio, Mai o. The laborera al toe Co
lipi r.lll.e Mate Wnlkn le. .nil? ft I 11. k fur lia.!,?! l> ?f. 4.
.N. hi um,.:, ii . a? wen. i i.,flut? a. I .i-t nielli twelve ol th.
nun un. ,-ti?.,. 1..-.I in a isrirei party ol striker? rheflsbt
wa? tlettpi-rate, und uno of tin- nun union inca w_? ?eiliiii?l>
?I.at.
TKLEOR?J III?' M ?ils.
Hai:'iMit t:?;, March ?">. The Legkdataia al 19
..', Is Ii li'i.ill t-iilliy ?.Ijolllneil ,/iie ,n^.
Odbbbc, May B.*?'The Cape Bonge loe-bridgo
?tai.iii ?i ?i o? i.H ? it,in 11,em.!,,.' ?u,i,? mi?, [issslai Iba . nt
t'li.v11.am?, niiio, Mm ,"i. iiiHip. are al Bilver
fnik, mu? Hie arias* win prooablj n?- itaitcd os Mss__y. No
on tl.it al? lu I lie Innung ?i.til, I. ?n null? aj.nl id.
Ttilt?M??, Mav r?.- A eoiniiiittee of tbeCitv Board
uf Wnik? I. ti fu. tin-l nit?.t--iiiii? t.iilay fur iii" uurjtt? "f
li.^lie, lint? il-e al-lef.. Ik? mal rn?,lvtii)H <if the prim ip.il e '.
T<>ii<>n m, May EL?The LaCrtttt Conventwu
which la la aeaalon here tomn-d ? NsUonsl Lacrosas A?aoeis
tlmi. The rule? Bgt-Ml IWgb anil lo.il play nil! i.i.nii- tuaie
nrluK'Ut.
BCTTAIAH. Y., Mav .V-Tlie tu*. H. N. > art in,
which left fleveliinil on vt'ttiui-Rdsy, arrived turn thi? ma
belli?; tin- Ural ?nival of tlie a.a-K.a '1 he lar?? i.-?. ?1, -r ill
riiiiuiii nulanlij Iba liniliwatri, iinalil.- i.. ?ei tl,i.,uKli lie t,...
Utica, Muv .*?.?Tlie Pfe. rp?ilon Convention eloeed
It? iiroceotliu,'? Un? nmriiin^ wtili ? Basojaet at i:?,_.-_-??? - lint? I.
'1'. li-l/l.iiii? tu n- n-ail liniii ? nn Kli't nf M?.!..n I.n?. !l_. <??iv.
Chsmtterlsiu of Uoutli CsruUus, Cui.?u-c,iu_,ii heelyr, sud
eUiuts.
GENERAL FOREIGN NEW*
??
QUEER VICTORIAS IMPERIAL TITLE.
I.<isi,oN', Thiii'sil.i., Ma? 4, U.
Tit the HOWS of Comino!)*! this ?'Vi'niti-r,
Henry James (I,ibeial) gave notice that he would m
at the earliest oppurtiinlrv it re olntioii equivalent
vote of ceiiMitre, to the effect that tin- BSfSl Title? Pro
in.-ition iii"*.?? no! fulfill Ihe pledges given by Ihe Uov.
meut during the debate on the bill, an?! therefore
voti? on the bill was taki'ii under a nil-.-omcption.
Mr. Disraeli accepted tin- motion not only as a vot
censure, but ptnt tt a vote ?if ?vaut of cuiilld? nee,
flxcl the B-SBSasieS for Thitrhil.iy nc.t.
Mr. Dl'ineli'? decision was IS-fSBiei to by cheers :
counter chcci ?.
Mr. i.o'.ve aaaia a full aai eeaprcBenetra npoiogv
tlic statement In hi? si?e,eh at a I.il't-ral ii'ccting al !
ford Unit the I'lieeti n?).? ,i two previous ."reniicrs to
tro.Uli? a '??1 cli:iiii.-i:ig the lo? 1 lltlca.
ittr. BTATSMBBT Mit. LOWB SSntACTtD.
in 11? Retford speech Mr. Lews Mid last lha i?revi
: I I 1?.id " entile!? I. in?, il, th. ugh ptes.-ed t.i do
to have anylliing to ?In with a cliange " in the roval ti
He fttrlin r ih ,1,lied that lunch e\il WOSld have I.?
in? :l?'?l if the " Mini??? r of the Croen bad had the M
age to tell Her Maje?** he would not, any more Mian
pn ?ha?>?- ora, lend ? line? if to auch ;. conree, which, he
lleved hi hi? cotucicu. ??. to be Injorioua to h. i ? rows I
dignity."
?
ENGLAND AM) BXTBADTTIOK.
LOSDOB, '? Ion?lay. Mnj I. ISW
In tbc House ?if Lords lo-nurlu Lord Deri
replying to n qneatlon of Earl OranrUls is ?regaii t?, |
' e i-.-. Mid the (?iiverutu. . .1 ll.nl -eilt a i|:?|i.il
to the ?United B?tstee Government whleh eon? hsn
ha.? re .. hid BSahllltWlB yet, ?u I until the re?ult of I
pending negotiatloaa were known tt wonli he Iseos
ni? ut t., put ?il th.- pnp. i.? i.. fors Um i i ... i - ? -. *-,.? ?i ?
lu?i'?nio'ii Woiit (Conaervative), member tur CBl
< hmrb, iiiiiioiii.e -i tinii i,- wonld aab Mr. Bsvfes, I'm
Secretary for Um Foreign D?partaient, whether i
United Btntei Qovernmeni bad g?> as aotlee of Um ah
ptlBB of tie BXtrsd i" -i ? ISOBB "i th- Afhliurtou freu
?*>
R] LIOIOU8 FREEDOM IN BPAIN.
Mu.mi, ?. I ??.. Mav "?. 1-7?:
In Cue I 'ii?.'ic ?yesterday, Menor Romero Oil
moved an amendment to Article XI of the ?Couatltutl
i-i |:\?'i ??: tl . ? ration, au ottfe. lie
as I attempt! lobtet the Art Is, bowi rer, an Irultlei
and It i a Itbatandlng t
?_gu n -- of the ' ??
In tbf dh, Ion by i tent, tnpi'??! ted
? , !, 11 ;, ;? ci. ? aba tal ni l fre
? itlt . ? :
e>
ENGLISH CREWS AM? I ':. CEN?
i osBos, ? lay, Ma .. i ? :?:
Tl r si,n,'in,' * j - the . h :i''!'_i ?>l tl
iy Rowing ?
? ? ? . a, nnal
. ? ? :??>??
? .1 u; in, bul 'li ? ? ' .ai? pi
? -
A Kl.IV .1. OP THE ?GOETHE AI PLYMOUTH
i.??\: ..ii.' . ?i?. ?. i ?;?;.
'I'l!.- lit?. !?'!' ?: \ "I :'i ? urn : < ?? ? i\
I h at 11 . U 11
!' !
?
?it, ?i. In f
? i "?
? ! I?:-I Rl '- - |\ I .RRADOR.
M '. i. : ? n -1 ': eil froi
? of I ...
L- ? ? ? It Bet 'in. r ?
,
I ta
;
?ans?. . ? looser a It? i
-.si.:, I. .-.i?'. - ..?-.
rai b .moan reouBi e?.
Hi! v ?.li\ ? - . i ?? . i ii? FBI BB1 : t ITU
? ' ?' ". i |.. ii'.. i : .
isij: 181 ? I' ? ?? ' ? i ?
s \*. I',: ?S' i- ?, M '.,. I lie ?Zelsodia, th
? r i ? i. ? - . . of the ma ne lo A
, ,| I,. ll.IV , i, ? ? ? \ P?, c,?
the toril,er ?.ill? Il ' . ' ? - ,l
-'.Il I ' '
i, c. ni oandlu
fi i i Is
m n.? the I
.... a il? I . ??? i a ' ,: ..ai .?: ? .,:
I.I the :? ?tlv< ::: .!.'.. to I ::.
p.. it?,,n m the vlrinltj ? : tb. - . ..?-? ? ?
-. I 1:
I, in a ih :. ?' .u ?>f tli
? '.. Tine
: land five I. ?I. I'in- si
fore? to bave ? tier ulnat? ?! tb
mar-', i, "I til? ?.-?ml t?. ?I? BOj bttl til.?
?i i.y ti.? ? ehtefa, whs lold ? apt. Steven
i?.,.t r i u. m- :.i ti (ht, bal wonld di
[.ni tic-ir i ' . '. Bter? n. to.?k tb
w.... ? i :? 'i ...i i? i.?, th. ' ' ?. .?mi he agsii
, i k? p
. ? .: i i ?la? -, bul no fui th? r il? ', oueti i
(tuna ?? ? :?? in.??- '??. t ic native i i ??? -i l
I 0 la ? ?
Mi >i ? m?' Ih? i ? - ipphire arnvi d, aa
i :., , ' -?iii i ? :, an i th Bai i. ont
I l.'l lile I .11 i.i. .. ; ,
| brother, ?and?Cue, who ??.??? ? irrted awaj Bmplyforbfa
i ? ? nil? nt, ;? Ian i? ?
II,, an i . . i:..: !.. ..ut.l II a . laa It o,.?i .. u I
[and,pi . furibepurpoM ??f baring the?scteo!
in i esptsiu n.\i-t , .?? ii. .*?!? aberger wentsl i ?to ?roa
Iront ?ii'ii uni ih .i.iinl aslialsi tloo I * Ihe outrage perpe
li.iletl on h.iii at 1? 1'ingHll., 'lie '1 ??-..,":,i ffOUlt]
be du. In ten ?laya Mr. Koater, lha American I
acted i ti i* uuii i m t ii.uble iu h irmonj with the Brit
i ?b. ' " in 1 Stell ? ? ' I'd Ibe atatemenl
that the ?main troufa ?. ? ? ?"rom i ? niacblnat
??i. i n.-ii. b i?. . : ? -, ? " .?' . ? ? ? Impaired by
.il linas liiii.'ili;, eil i'. - n?.i bj I., n I,
ciiiiioi i , *-..li ? ? 11 a. ??- ?. i ,i, a bo
altb their liquor aell ig and othei pnreslta,
-??
THE MEXICAN RCVOLT.
(i\i.\i . ?! i\ .".?A sp?cial t?? The ?Views
fr?,,. -.m Antonio tlated to-day, taya Col, Quintal ? wli i
Suo Federal troope, ocenpiea Nuevo i ircda. L'ol. Fol
? . ?. . ,1 ...'?a 1? '.? ' . allli-l-, all ...it-l.Ii pi, |.
?n elteck. There la ronahlerable rxeltcmenl al V. ?'.'...
.. 'i be revolutioiiiaU. with 'MO men. aw waltinti
ouialde for n iiifii?.'. o . .,, - li .. ,.? atiackiua Ihe i>lac-o.
Mont of tbe Fill ?1 i ii-iloii. bom.- ol' i._ i ? aie m I,
i ,.', I , ?... -, flit e.ifl t>.
FOBEIQN NOTES.
I'\i;i?, May 4.-?Further pi-.-r.-: inr.-il ehaofres
I ??in be ?ai/eii'ii ?n, v,,ini:,\ text Thsaa Iselnia Um
rompulaor?.meui ?,f leven |>refecta and the die*
ii.ia--.it ?>r Hirtj rah prefeeta sud eecret?aries genersL
l.'iM'.iv, May .r>.?'] In- nt..- ?it .v?\\i!i;iil,?t
to-.lay f.?r t.n 1 leni-,.,,l (?u.uea -taKeri was ????? l>>
? 'mint P. ?i.- Lagrange' i eh. f. ? iro. 1rs The Mme own<_r*fl
? ii. i .?.u? in, it? Wh -ec.ni .ci Mr A. ii.- Montgom
i ii v n. f. La B? ine third, i blrteen mn.
LOKPOV, M,i.\ ."i.?A ?li-i'iitil? fi'.iiii l'iiti. tu
Thr Ihtity \rtrs ?_> i it n itBtSi that IBs OoTWSlSSSf.
yielding to the repreeentsl.? "f aianj Benstora ssd
iiepiiiitM. willaak the Cutimben for leave t.? pneecute
M li'iiiiier forhi-i letter m the eteeton ,.f Aju.a-io.
?LOMDOW, May t.?I.itiil.i, I'alinli,-., ('Ullis, and
CBrgsUe, tho l.e-llle liniliii,???!?-, b:.??- been found gttllty
ot mu? i,r ami-eiii.ii. ,-<i tu it. nth. The other prhmnera
w. n- acuultted. Tbc Court a wanted the .-iteviuril SfiOfi r
hi? heroic conduct during the mutiny.
Bomb, May a.?King Alf.iii/o lias writtsa
un..Ib. i l.ttoi iisiiuln? the l'opo thill Spain IsCStBolIe
nn.I eonaequenUy CathoUee seed apprehend sothlng
ft i nn the app!b nil'ni of the cliuiHe in tin- new Conatltutlou
upon rellgioua liberty. Moreover, the elauae In qneatlon
teas BSt contr.ivi'iie i h?. Hpllit of IBs Concordul of 1*>,?1.
Till: (JKKAT AUNOI.I) FAILIUK.
Sriii\?iri!.i.[), Mas?., Muy r?.?The fniluro of
Ilarv.-y Aniobl ? Cu. of the North AdaiuH Print?? Worki,
carrytn?,' ?SWB ifB other cotton inllln, I? even
more difiiHtinti? In It? remittn il,_n at ilr?l appearetl
The UsMtttlSS, It ih Miiiii.-lit, will ritte over rallier BSBB
full below the e?'l,nnl.,l Tl.'-.'ai.i'.ni. aiu. l.ot li f? fl..iu
l.COO men, notant, and children In the f-'.x millu are
thrown out of work.
METHODISTS IN GENERAL CONFERENCE.
AN BABMBBI I.KI.ATE ON Tita IN'niAN TRANSFER
nti.t.?? immiitfi: ?lVOEBTBD to BBC? its ni:
FI'.AT IN Till'. MA'AIT-AITI'.oVAI. Ol ITU'. G8M*
TiiNNt.i. mnday iraoiawm twb u.-coit u?
SBBBBt B__n_0BB8.
||IY TEl.l-.ilt.ril TO TIIK IBIBBM.I
I-altimoiik, May 5.?Biahop l.owiiinn pre?
sided ;it the ?'tinfercnee t??-<lay. Iht siia1.cs WCtt
optntdbyW. II. Olln. The order of tui-ln? s^ wan gam,
p? li'lcil to tal,?-up tin- preamble and resolutions offered
i.y .1. II. Wilh?r vest? i?l:iy, as follows :
BTkermu, The House of Bepreaeatattvetof the c.mcre-s
of the United Btatea bai passed a bill transferring the
In,linn si- v ii <? to Hi.- w.ir Department, which lull M now
pending in tin- Senate; and
Wkaretv, Thereaaonasaignedfor no doing I? to save
expense to the Government by having the service? ren?
dered by the military without compensation ; and
Wktnat. Bncfa transfer of tbeaervlce would effectually
i!e tmj the present poliei ". oomotnlnt elvil and re?
ligion? liutruction for the '-ii ration ..i" tie- Indian?; and
Wkertai, The experiment of inch transfer was made
during tin- vein- 18?t_-69, lo tue mat damage ?f tlie In?
terests of tbe Indiana and of the Uoveinuit-nt, morally
.nul Dnaneiolly ; and
Wkereu?, ''lie present pence policy lia. proved emi?
nently successful in laNruiing a vastly greater Improve*
im nt of the In.lian during Hie si i y? ir- of ltn existence
than anj other poUcj formerly adopted; and
n i.nuts. During tae continuance of aald policy wan
have almoit entirely eeaaed among the trinca and \ ?< ?
twoen tb? n an i '.he whites : and
fkertu?, Bi the operation of aatd policy there hat been
anaotual mvlngtotoeGovernment,at th?- publiedocu
t.iciit? uiii ?bow, to the amount of many mili.on. of uoi
l.it ? : iln n toi-,
Htioieett, tiv ti... ?i?neral Conference of the Methodist
Rpl?eopal Church m conf?rent*? assemble?!, That wa
e.irne-tiv protest against Mich .? gislation. believing that
It would be gn tly damuglng to the Indiana and tletn
l!. i.: il to the i it? reata "i tne Ooven o~nl ?t?.'.f.
i,isi!ii.i. That we have unlimited t-onddence In the
?m-, i of ti.i- Gospel, when tb? proper agencies are em
i oved. to civil ? sud Christianize u.t Indian people.
Knotted, That a committee of Bve be appointed by ?he
Chair to vlsil Washington and luv copies ol these papera
befon tin- Benate an i the l-i ?-.si.l.-iit of tin- United M tea.
Mr. Williiir t'-.-n -??alie in wbetaaee as fallow-: .?i .
Praaldent, I have spent thi.t.v ?reane.-ty ministry on
Iln- l'a.i:'. i ? a -t. IfcDOW tin- [adlM ? ? I ? his ciiaiae
1er, his habita, a.ni I.l- s'iri?. I liavi- k.mwu the men
appointed to occupy the agencleanader theforaaereya
tem of appointments. Maaj 'i th.-m wen not appointed
for their tii:.- - , '?m for part, reeaoaa. Many of then
bava been bi owthe wildest Indiana, who would have
lo ' "tin iln-, i. r- t -- degr?? - le be en t level with tin m.
lhavehaown appointee? who wen toi worth aa In?
dian pony \.i.. i the] nent la, and alter oenlng attain
?.f tine, years th ;? bave'omaa eat worth fbOflOOla gold.
Theji wetemeo ecooldnot make goveraon orjadgea
i small, inn the atmllngt wore larg-ij
i r .. -. ?.11111 toe peculation. Hen ? thej ha? ?
m come t i. !.. I inler tbe pre-. ::t plan the c'lin.-ii.-- ii.nii
a... ma. and they an eonBnaed
bj iln- Senate,
v.i.en i ii!-t -,v? nt aaaeag Iheaa thay nan it lewdewn
MVa ? . ir i m.atr.t : tin ,- ha I no cniiifol tai'lc
houses; there was not a bushel of grain raised t-toog
: the* lived on nota tndtaeb thing an they o ild
i -, moan ? m ..?
i. tb ) v.-' 'i- fiaipt'iiiiy on the warpath. Mow
- i. . ire tai ? I civl d ; they have attae 900 henaea la
wbl? !i the. live, ?_?.I bootee, feed bema for their i itl
ather eoavenleneea ol civilisation. Borne 12,000
a-.? land an lanced, tad over 1,000 tn ander ealtl
vstion, Over 30,000 bo ....- ? I i beat a? re rain -l last
... help !?? .'? ?! th? Ii pt ?-.
i ""i. .r ? in .. r- in the ehnrcli
ithli Ittbe, :."d b. ai high apirUapI
. - i .... i....-? ? !..... 11.- paper was reft md t<?
? ? .f Uve to be appoint? d bj the ? !. i :.
i . ? ?mmlttees were appoint? t: On Corn*
the Rl v. l?r. D. A. Win dan, J. (".
in, B. it. Prenttee, Alfred v.hai.i-, Mat.
M. K... ? ? . t ? \r. rl a. ;? ??? Bo. :? :y ' Lafct ?'?
'ueal.i on, ? a-..?, v.. -*. ir fi, Chai ft. Saw
i.-:?.I. ?i-... W. Hi.'.t. J.tliti P. PCI -..?. . N. | i.\ . i ? ; nil
i. -i . i; i . k, i. i?, i" ... ; \|. ....-. i;.... a. i
Prlndle, Uei > tppet; en the I'.-npi let) ... Uevlsing the
lohn n Btowb, a -. liant, Mm. Blee, ? ;t.
'.-:..'...!. bl I. Mm -r. I. M lin. M. y. A.
Ii -:..!. I'.t.J.II.Will,.ir.U.I. : .
on Hi. foe on.- lici.e'.i' m tnitltntlone, ?'?
i .i- Curry,C r'. Teraar, J w. Bamatij. J B
M< Kama. on Bx] in- ?- "f the i (eoeral Canton tee. D. Id
v. ii,..,.., , .i. m. An id, ?..'. i.. ?Vrlght, 't. ii. ??us, .i. w.
?. ii. . . tm kin.-.;, .i. v. id. ?: ; ?m i .i-', ral '?!
i 'tier. ,i. i:. c r:-.-ti. J r. Bant, W. B.
? ?..ti. f _.. An.t-ii 4. i; <i. Palktr, .1 M. Tliolnmi; , u i;, -
? m ..i i"...n?, s. limit. M. lament??. ThoaC.
i i ,i . u ii.ii.ii ?i. <i. BeyaaMe.
li'lilit ?'I Uiii ti.MMiilil UV Uli: iKMIiSSIAI.
am? mi- BiBBATB.
Ti.. Committal appointed to adopt reaolntloni relative
?p ..i. .f the Centennial baildmga on Bnnday
BUbmitted ii.. following n port :
H '??,. i ?, I i, I ??' - ? , n ei?ii il ?Exposi?
tion bave in m a ? lotu vote d tel mint ?1 to
???th the in; tlingi and Hie ground? under their . ..u
o.. ? be ; , t ? itiaii Sal ?th
Where? , Hueb iclion, w? are satislled. Is 1 entire bar?
? .: a Ii ? :. ? : ' - :r lit I large
?t ,.| ti.i American pcople.ai well aa with the
u !..-!..: \ ami tbe ? if": ts made bj ??? i
fat ben i" -. nl ibe -.,,:.,irn--- of uns holy day by ail
proiiei r?gulation ? anil n itrl?. ion? ; and
It Arreas, Vim i rani the religi?n? observanee of tbe
?. i ity of ..a; country ind
|. pctulty ol it- luitllulioiti -n'lil liberty, therefore
i.. ||
red, That-be hearty thanka of this body be ten
den d I" I..n. i- . .. , ..nipt and i!, i i- Vt
action m this m ?fit
' talced, iiiii regarding ;,-< we do ti?.. tnfRe In ka
toil 11 ? i : liquor?! ? Ii iher brewed, vinott?, oi - ???,? .-.
as the ii ..n :n. sot,ree ,: ., large parto) the tul i rj , j in
t'lii-i-a, .tint .i-iii. which exist In our land, we cannot
Hi . -,| ? - don ut oui eon? letlona I bal t 'ic , ntlre
. . a-...n of ?ueh iratlli- woultl have reflected i lorunon
? .iiii.ni--ioi.i-i-, and would have been a lourco of
? ? ? tfi lion i only to I be moral anil rellgti :m
? of Hie laml .a ?!? !? .il;. . '? it . ?;..? lull,) to it,. wolUi n
u ... ii ?. ?? . a .m rem instrat. ?I .-, m tbli occasion.
it. cop? of ii.i-e re-,.inn,m? it,, forwarded
to lilC . omUilsil in it- lev. :n - tdnn III 1'. ni.nl : j .h i.i.
John l.w tuts. . Ii limaii.
Ii. S. t," BAL, -'i taiy.
TI e i;, \. nr. A. I., iimt. one a. the fratmal delegat? s
tuile i. ,i-i ?euenl Conference of tbe Church South, pre
-int.,! (h,- report of the Commlatlon. u naa taaMt
document, blgblj complimentary ol the Chriatlaa eoar*
t. ?-, of the body tbey rlatted, and full of promise, a
vote of Bongratulation and thanka to the Commlastoa
ws cuthui iitlcally paaaed. Bishop Barrio anaoem .1
the following eommltteo to consider the matterot the
Imliaii a-.i.. lea: D B. Cooler. ?'. B. ?i-u, MiUlam
Lawrence, U. W. Qedd? -. an I C w. Bowlaad.
POLITICAL.
THE GEORGIA REPUDLII AN-S.
Uli. BATIOBAl ini'i.v:'- s.i pi-.ik.id ?. 11 y
.? i in? im ti m run i s rot ? t im>>_*_*u -.
A11.am \, May 5.?The Republiean State
Convention adjourned last algal al midnight, after two
?lit?.' aeaokm. The delegates at large to the Cincinnati
?-. nveiiti'.ii an Metal ?. H. P. Parrow, Jamea Atktna, M.
M. Tamer (colond), and George Wallaee loolored). The
delegation Is estimated to stand ?-- fa lowai Mr. Morton,
.; Mr.Brlatow,01 Mr, Cenhllag.3| Mr.Btalac, *. ami
ka composed of i.t white and 9 colored delegate*. The
Convention com in uded Un- stlnilulstratiou of Gen,
..laut, n .o i'...u Bed w itiiout nominating aOover."or
? n electoral ticket, Inn i-econiiuetided a couventlon for
that pui i" . to aaaemble la Macon before the tal t. a i
gutt,
DBMOCBATIC DBLBGATE9 T<> vt.n: JOB Tin:
WINNINt, M \\.
('ni i Mi'.i \, S. ('., May a.?Tlu* IVninrrat.c
state Coaveatloa Bad ban lo-day and aleeaai ?i.-n. John
Bmtton, Eton. ft. D. Pettar, d. Myatl Aikin ami Qen. J
D, '.?i' mu?t.t,as in leirntisal larga totae BaMeaalOawven
Ben at St. Lean*. ExrOov. Perry i. ana >.f Mm HatrM
illllHttttM The ?lele/s'alcs aie iiinnstruct. .1, and have
tlitreient preieienet ? it? to candidiite?, hut Mill vote In
convention for the eundi?late most likely to win. A
heated debate Is going on upon a platform piedglngtbo
Democratic party ?f C- Btate i?> accepl tue Nation il
Hem.n rain ill tit. rni and to the nomination or a itralgbt
out Democratic ticket, with the pntfttl of m iwop
tiou. _
Tin: BMW BKMATOM i-'kom TBZAB.
Oai.vk.stuN, May B*?(!ov. Bid-Bid Coke
(i.ei.i.) wa? elected Culled glatte .ienator to.luy. tiov
(olie wa?elected to la? set-in I term its ??ovt-nior at the
recent election in February. He then received l.ti,5,-U
votes, aguliiMt 17,71'.? for Win. Chain be ra (Hep.) Hi? term
of oftlee would liuve ? xp.rei'. in IgOB. In lM7;i he de
featnl Gov. laluiuutl J. liavi? (ll-'p.) tor reelection by a
majority of iT.tiai out ?r a total vote or 152.337. ?j'ov.
DafM was elected m IMO t?> a aaahnlty ol 7t?3. m?
aaeeeaoer at the head of tint Executive l)epartment of
Trini will b< Kichard It. IluiiUard, who was re?lcclod
Lieutenant tiovcnior in February. |
THE PRESIDENCY.
PROSPECTS OF THE CANDIDATES.
WORK Of REP?BLICAS CONVENTIONS IN TWCNTT
STATES AND .III'.I K TI.RItIT?)*UFS?THF. StTPORT
TIIi.Y HAVE GIVEN EACH CANDIDATE-BI.AINB
FIRST, MORTON SECOND. CONKUNO THIRD,
ii.v?TitANrr FocRTn, riRisrow fifth, iiayes
SIXTH. JF.WF.I.L n:.\t.ntii?DEMOCRATIC CON?
VEN II? INS IN ELEVEN STATES?FEW INSTKC? TED
DELEGATES?TILDAN 1'IIhST, IIEND'Ut'liS SECOND,
BAYARD THIRD.
?Up to the present ?lato the Republicans have held
('??iiviiitioiis in 90 f-tates ami It Fcriitories. The re
inaiuiiii* 1<? States BBS nil BiPiill, i-M-e;?fiiig Illinois
and Missouri. Tli?1 ?r'taU'? and T<*glitSfisa which
have h.I.l Cuiiven'iiiiis r?'l>ie-<nt 410 vote-? in tho
C.iiiv? titioii. Tl??)??' that arc still to bold Coiivrn
ti.uis n-i'ii'sci.t only .'111 votes. If flic Territories
arc allow? ?I t. vole, as Ihey have been for the fBB%
19 years, it will require ;J7H vol.- t.? bssbIbbIs,
The most BMB mi's com-idt-ration of any of tin- prom?
inent ? ?unli.ial..?,'. ?aims will show that BS one of
them can count on that amount of support. Mr.
Blsiaa eonsa lha aaarsal be it. toi ba boa only 131
rotes, at"! pts those only by coiKilititf Um Ptuusyl
vani.i iintl olh'-i'.li-l'vrations which BS exp.vts will
OOSSfl to bits after the "f:*v?irilc so;!'* bu.sttii-ss isdi.i
pooed <?f. Hifl friends cliiim much more f. r iiitn than
the l.jriu'i? li. low iriv?; Lim, hut the?' do BO largely
on hearsay evidence. In his ease, as in tha! .?f
all the otlu r cat.ili,lates, l!ie slal?-iii.-nis given helow
SCO foiitid. ?1 ?iptiii the most trustwoitny evident?
attiiinaole. It is not < lain.ol that the iBlllBSfSl aro
cot?', t ii all ii.sta-i.-.-s, lint th"V ar?' in nearly so .at
t-? possible to Basks th?-m. In aetbusting tl.?' Bttsagth
of candidates, caro haa been taken togivosaahSBS
all he lus groanda f??? churning, sad Ihs tina! sum
mingap repreacBta his str-mrth bg4 on tin* f.r-t
hall.,!, bat sum ?mpecislly on tbe bsllota following
the al'iituli'iiiiieiit of the " favorite son.-.'* It will l?o
Men that the actual pledged v.?t<> ai any candidato
is not lar_-?-, and liiai SB over?? In-lniiiig majority of
the delega! m BIS iiiii,ani|i,i'e<l ii.v in-trintiotis or
pledges of any Lim!. In sDossea when tl..- ,1.1.*
i-at.s bib ?divided between two candidates, ?ach has
I?.. ii givSB :?:i i-.|ital limit!,-r of ???,?>. as this is the
only way by whklh .-vt-ii an SUSWlllBStS BStisSlIS
.?an be l"iiiui?.l. Boane ?>f tha rotSB in lha Is l tal.lo
arc ??"?!!!ted twice, a? the tir-? :.:.?! - iba?qnewt ballot.?)
ere included. Aocordingts tins? .tn. ;.?(.- Mi. H laine
baa 27 di !? ?gab slastraeted tarhiassa*] ?lain.s ion
mor.-, maUiiiL' I'll in all. OsilSlOf MoftOO hot 50
iu-lniit.'.l for biflfl tf ?1 .lain,s l!l ii.nn-, ?gkiag
00 in ?ill. BsBStor CotlkliBg BSB S total strength
of 7U rotSS, lacladla : a I irp part nt tli?' Ncw-Vork
delegation, which cannot be eoBBted sa -u.-ly for
binssfterthe Irst ballst. <"'?>?'. HsrtiBBfl bat M
t'l-tiiic!? 'i rotes, and BS BtfBBgth ?liter tli? lui bal*
lut. Becretsrj Bristow has only two fwtsa in
Btrocted f??r him. '?it his fri.'tuls .'tini IS mor?
scatr.ied a!.on' in tli?' varions States, w hi. '. will he
liki ly t?t thon on ih?' Ural l?.ill??t. It is Imp Ala t<?
<? timst? h --:??!? rih on BBbseqoeat bsllots, ss it is
entirely nnorgaBlrod, and dependa chiefly on ihe
popular proaSBIB bcoVgM t)i>?"'n lbs Convention.
<;?i?. Ha.a ?? bas the 14 instructed rotea ol Obis?, and
nootbera. Poatsssster-Oonorsl JoweU bat LOsfths
Cot:li?'? tie'lt tott >. .?lui no <-t,
Ofl tlie ' 'i-ii.iii rstii -i'ii-, ill?' woik is much less ad
rsneod. Ooly li Mates have held CobtsbMsb*^
.??pi? >? titinir 919 foies, <>f tbe dclcgstoa elected
oui.? s I is ha??- been btatrnetod at all, :-.n?l the party
pi* m 'i i? been extremely reticent In giriag the pcr
M.iii.l preference? of tbe delegates. ?Gov. Tilden
?tenue st ?the b? a?!. ?? ?th lbs 70 rotes et N.w-Vork
[natracted tot him, ami rJaiaao W other ?otes,
tiiakii'ir ! 1 8 i.i all. Got. II? .i'li'i? ks ha ? Mm Indiana
delegation of 30 pledged to Un, sad claims tha 58
from 1'i'iiti-;. I\ .-i i.i.?. S-i,..t.,r Ikiyard has only s
poaalblo six bom ConnecUcat.
Kl'l'l L>'.ll*A\ COWKNTIo.N'.S.
ARR ISSuiS,
nOBT DFL?. \li.S ALI. IBBTBTCTBD Kult MORTON.
The platform mianinwsely ad. ptcd 1?.? tbe K?spnb>
lican Convention declares " tl:.- Hon. Ottvor P. M.?r
t, u to be the <?'.:?>! . ..t the Republi. ana of t!?i- State
for rp ?i?i. ?:!. " An tti-mpi waa BMde to biad ths
????I -_a. im. to voti fir Sen.,;,n' liortODBIlUI NSSSSSd
by I'm, bat was aneocceaefal. Following sis tho
?? ,?l (lie .!. I.-iMt?., :.ll of Whom ;,!<? f?r Mr.
I?OI : ?ii :
P? a II < lavt ?it.
It Lara* . w- *. "*'*??'?
-1 '? r- , Joan .?:??In ??.
R .'>. I? w-.ii.
Diet. I ??. I' sir..!, r ati.l J.?.,-ph lirix.H?.
U .'"'.i; *. lei, anilO. A. II.'.li.?'.
Ill ' ?' U.a! a- and Jl lei H. .I.ilm-otl.
IV. I .an.ii i^'liei ;.!.! .\>.i li .tl?-?-H.
?Al.iri.KMA.
i in: PLATrOBM i.ivaii.? lttitSK?un iiiki?aTEB
K??:t in.?im ?.si? i\s,? poB tajvptamj,
Tl.?- i'l il l'"t 'in warm'. > prai-s Mi. I.lain,' .is a man
in- experience sui penoosl iinalitics
which w? ild do hoBor to tl.iti??- of l'n -i?l?*tit of
t!ie I sited States, sod adds: "While thaa ?-xi?res?
iu_ oar p:a ft-rcii. ? tor the Hod. lessee 0. Hlaino. jot
lisviag ?confldeBM In the ini.-11'i.vi'? ?- ?.i ?mi d?-le
?_iit-s in th- N I'onsl Conventiss. wsleava tlu-m un
embarraaaed by inetrnctkws,snd Croe tos-tasalM
i!,, ir ?>\\ u delibomta ? h -?i? ??? ia the ?ConvootioB a? the
: :.;,-i?.if ?M ci.iitty lila?, i'? l'uir jiultrim lit,
m-in to denisind." The dbsmsoI the dclegstes sra
given below, with their preferences aa t<? esasBr
li?t.-? ton being for Lllsine and two for Bristow :
, a.?;. Shell (.f.mie?.
.. .. ? liarl.-a I., lii.'.l (Blaine),
'' '" J' ? -. I . ma .li'aiae).
! W ill..un I , i I'...?:,.\v t'r-t. li'.iit'c a?cc,aU,l).
lK.t. I i -lu Mm.n and -1. II* ?? (Itlaluc).
II '.. H. !.??? aud N. I? l.i,!a.iit (ilUlnc).
Hi . ?. '.' Wliii.i. ?. ?mil \. U. (?ituxal
1,' i ,?,a!i Hi ! ?.n (Blaioc) and i.. ll. .'?note (llria
:.i?. i.
(?iNSI ? ?i? 1*1.
n ? i ?. ? ?a - I ?.li i: ?Ml I AM? l'\i r?l: H!:' I'.W.
'I h-?'!..:: ".!:: pi.'i-- Poetmsster-Oeiiers) .I????-ll
snd >i-iit:.ity ?Bristow tor their ?efforts si reiacai ?g
tbepoblicservice, bol gives boiustroetioa t?? the
deicgut? . A i. ?lotion deeUring Mi. .1. "... 1. to he the
choi >? ,?t tbe tiepoblii ana '?l the 8tst? t??i l'ii-ulent
was. ii?l ?u? t'i" table. ,\t a meeting .?r ?the .1,1. pp.
tion on Friday, April 91, im were taanad Is ??< in
favor of .'.??.ll sad twoia tavor of Bristow, Van*
lowing a'.e theit iiati,? i snd pi? I? nun i :
Joaepb l: Mawlet iBrlatowl,
1! Lovwel "'"'"? " W' K??lUigBiJeweB),
?lf ?""".?ih Ht Inn. (Ji ...ill.
: .a i RockweU I 'ewelil,
l>t?>. '? S?urt 'i.i -ii? l.i.-ii (Jew, in and Dwi-.l-t Marvjr
i.l, .v.-ll).
II Beiil ixmxlaa(Jewell)and H. IaTnde ii.irrlaou
,.i iweU).
III Jolin A. TibMta (Jewell) and J.'lm M. Ha'l
(Brtatow).
1\' BauiuclFeaecuden (Jtwdl) au?l Wui. ll?>Kcra
t.HM'll).
? iH?)lt U>0.
AN DB1BSIBOCTBO BBUBOAIKM ? l AIMFD l'??l
111 Al.'.f.
There was BSthillg in the platf??im of the ('onven
t:,m or ia tin- ?-peei'lic?. iirn'.e, to sli.nv the 1. aninx of
lha iiieinli. is. Tha ?1? 1? ?ration is said t? he SSS |? wd
ol ,-\? cpiiuiialiy g? ???I tut n, imt of tluir pi ?-fcreneea
nothing is known. 1 hey are < '.aimed kf Mr. lilaiue'a
ftienils a> bab-l unaniiiiotisly ii. hi.s favor:
j.iiiiii, ? h ?er, j i? Braah,
ll. nry M Teller, .1. it. lici,.,,.!.
OasrgBW.mmtptm, Beaty M-AUmtcr.
liEOKC.IA
an UB1BBIBUCIBS BUM HUM ptanhino kioiit
FOR roNKLIN?!, tWtWB POB M??Hil'N, tOWS lull
BBSBTOW, and iiiitKi: BUB iialnk.
Tlu-rc was an animated c?uit?*i.t in the Convention
kstWBSa the ('oiikliti?{ and Morton fasHSSB for an
itistruetc.l delegation, the friends of the latter at?
tempting to pasa a resolution in his favor. Tho
result was a d?feat for Morton, and a partial triumph
for C'onkling. Neither faction was able to control
the ('ouveiitiou, anil tho delegation will be alwuB
evenly ?livitleil between them, Couklitig a alight ad
vaiitago. Tbo dd.gatas ?are Baid to Btand eight tot.

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