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Y??- XXXV?.N?- 1L1?.6.
NEW-YORK. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1877. PRICE FOUR CENTS.
WASHINGTON.
CONGRESSIONAL TBKMF.S.
i BIT.T. FOR ?tp-t-Tia PATMEST*?VACtrXC RAn.ao*,T>8
OSBhWtmr** KKAl. FjriAIK POOL INgt'IKY?APPRO?
PRIATION an lo.
The Senate adopted an amendment to the Pacifie
E_?lr<>-?t- lull yenterday requiring the road? to pay
f7.10.000 annually, over and alio-*.-?*- other due?. to a
?nkingfnnd ; a sp?-e*cli by Senator Booth wae largely
the canse of this. A bill to provide for re
iumpt'on in accordance with Gen. Grant'*
meeisuge has been ? drawn np. Only one
appropriation bill hns yet be*?n pa*se?l.
The alleged payment of i-prW'.OOO to ('ougT-e-ameii by
a Washington tinn of contractors will be invetati
gnted by the Real Estate Pool Committee. A Trc-.**?
nry clerk ami a New-York lawyer ar** implicnt-rd in
fraud*- in collecting unclaimed intereet on ImiimIs :
tbe former liaa been arrest? *?1. Gen. Graut will give
B farewell dinner to the Cabinet.
MR ROOTirs RAILROAD SPEECH.
mi i? .w. am vpaoi on na -Batan?u ?ibjrcts
TC Kl'liTHEB PACIFIC RA1LKOA1? BoCNTlKS.
[OT 1K1.KC.KAPH TO THK TKIM'KB 1
Wamii >..t?.n, Feb. 14.?Senator Booth, it
?ay'* r>>nienjli?-red. was elected to his present position
np'U sn anfl-Railrond and anti-Monopoly platform.
T?lap, to'f.??" BtWt time, be made his voice heard In the
Senate in ?apport of tbc principle* which he has been
?ii:'pi"-??'il [lartii-itlnrly U? represent. Tbat voice wat? a
MO powerful or.e. Tbc few speech?1* which Mr. Booth
B i- made aave always conimande.l attention. His effort
fcvilftV, notwithstanding tbe counter attraction of the
arguments bef??re the Electoral Comtuia.-'iou, kept tbe
nti'.i"i'!'.'. ol the senator? in tiieir placea tbe ?pcecu was
gM ?i:ni*fi *uiit for it? ?mitetauce and the reaulta which
followed it iliun for it? form.
Mr. Booth brvaii by i-avtnfi that the little fnger of the
rnilro-i'l l?tal ist m W .-dimit? on ws? mom niflucntlai
thun the pii'Plc'u IoniR, and be end??d by ?ecurine the
adoption of an amendment, originally intnaluced hy Mr.
Boiitwoll but withdrawn and renewed by Mr. Booth,
?Ii at a il. rf-ipilre the payment of an additional ?750.0O'
a year in the very di-ubt?nl event of tbc final pasha??: of
ilu* bil . Mr. booth analyzed the railroad bills which
hare been under i'?>n?.ideration with a relentless and un
trii-iiiliy baiul. lie aaeeit?*xl that tbe Government is now
required to pay oti Ulialf of tbe Pacific railroads an
evirate amount of ?n,:"?00,000 taaaattp, but Uns bill
would enable thotie companies to liquidate their entire
neli lit? tine.iM to the ?iovernment in 3?> year? by the pay
nu ui on one hypothesis of the total sum of $6,^00,0<K),
and on the '.'lenry mont favorable to tbc Government of
t-1? >.!*??. Udo. In sinnt, he asserfd tlihi the bill actually
l.n.pi.i.i.1 In iiitlli' tlie i-oa.lH un .ulii.I:..i.al Rift of $50,
(-<? la?), SeeMoi the ?jCt.uO?).)*'??? ot present ma?-?-r.-?l
n?-.*)?ii now due, an.! the flve EOE cent of the net aantagi
aniiua.ly r?.,uired to be pttid by tbc organic m*^ One
provision of tbe 1-111 penult* tlie Oovemment of the
United "tar?*? at the end of thirtr-slx. year? to take the
road? at Their then prc-eut cash value. By a ?}Sfem
of calculation Mr. Booth arrires at the conclu?
sion that thla I? equivalent to allowing the oom
psuies to obtain fl irom tbe Goremnient for 11 cent?,
l_ai tH-itift tbe present ciu?ti ruine of $1 to be paid at the
end of 36 years. He asserted and challenged contrudir
tion of the ?tat.meut that all tbe branches of the Central
Pacific Railroad, Ini lii'lmg tbe 400 miles of Ute t*outhcrn
I'l-iiilr already eonstructed, have l?een built out of the
- ..i the construction an?l operation of the Central
Fiicibc road, while the Government has not been paid.
Thi? sp?f?*i*h had a very marked effect and, as already
noticed, secured the adoption of the amendment ii-IiIithl
e7.Vi.otK.) to the annual payment? required by tbe bill in
addition t?i tbe arcriifMl indcbf??<ln<*?>? and the Bra jmt
r?*nr oi tin-uiimial euniin-r?. Tbc vote stood SSYeaete
M Nay?. The rii?ruiul tuen now in Washington ttuklllt
?Marthe Internets o? the?..* .um?i. nie* are a ?food ue.-ii
difturbed oy thi? action and by tue cu.irai lei of this
vote. Tli?y ?upi-osed tlial tiler had a con
OtO? ruble in.ijonty in favor of The tneasurc
In the form' in which they desired t?) have
It passed; and th.-y were ereat)-* ttteappotated when
tliey founit tliat they were defeute.i BJ f *?', i? vote?. TIlOsC
who have given tlie subject tbe MM ;itt?'iititiii ?ay that
Hi- -.nilleaitoii? un? are that BBleM ti.e friends of Uie
rallr??ad companies eon Induce one or two prominent and
influential Senaten to peana lo ti??*;r rooene and atinuonlu
tii r einige, their effort* to secure ?deli leL'l-liilMli lie
m?W <le?ire tbirt ses-niii must prove unsuccessful.
ATiei the vole o:i Mr. l?.Mitb'H uinen Inwilll wa.? I.ikeii au
Executive aeaaton w-,?- immediately rated, ou that nu
r aitiou U(>on tbe railroad question occurred t*>
**' ?
A FRAUD ON BONDHOLDERS.
THF. HAN OP A TREAMIIY CLKliK AND A NEW
YORK LAWT-R?A HCGE PERCENTAGE POK
OOtXJtCflM COUPONS.
|bt TELEi.nAi-n to TnE UBgVBB.1
W\-ihni;ti)N, Feb. 14*-One of the persouH
. .1 In swindling bondholders by the collection of
ntieiaiuietl intrrcht wa? arrested In this city thi* after
u.U.n. II..- ii.inn* i? Tbomaa G. Dou^la**?. He in a clerk in
th?* Fim taillai? office, aaaataati from iioiiy Byrtaga.
Mm?. Tb? other partner in tbe swindle is a New-York
lawyer, wini*e nun??* is withhild for prudential Mama
An officer of the beeret Bcrriee aapeeta to arreat bun
Wi-nlKbt or to-morrow. Since Dom<la?'s employ
mint In the Kirnt Auditor's Office he has had
churre of the Ix-oks containing* the amounts of
iDiereM unpaid on rejristcrcJ bond??, and ha? Ken
ut tbe bail,! of liirniHiiliiir a lint of tlie amount* of unpaid
interest, together witff tbe name? of tbt* peeeeaa to whom
the ii.t. r.*-: w a.*? due, to hi? pur'ner, the New-York :it
toniiy. Tlie latter would hunt up the itr-rsons hold?ii:
the bond? and offer to coll *ct tbe amount due them from
the (.nviniiiieiit. In caw* bis serrice? were accepted t M
lawyer wotid collect tlie amount fi*oin the department,
sni? withhold a large i??*rcenfii*re, aomctimes a? ranch as
6o per nent, which Ii. aeaM s'iure with Deagtaa, In thi?
nay it .- eeiimatcd ?.hat they Lave realizeu fully M-,000
ui grift
Tin-re m nn law pruhi'uitiiii' the att-omey from rcceiririR
?oney for ?ueli *-.TVit:?.-i. but tbc Government hop?*" t-i
reaih hitu attk .? ir-miual peeeeeatt-B on the charte el
bnliuu: ,i i, ,vi*i i.nieiit ottieial. 'Hie clerk will to prooaT
euted under Mette? MM of tlie Kevi?ed BtatatMb ?a* h
Biate? it a penal .iff?m??- for anyone holding a place of
trital or prallt m Mtiv exeeiitiie department of tin* (iiiv
ennm-Li to ?ul ar aaraM in the pnaweattn or nupi?ort of
soy chum oi ranal ta aay gmtattj or any aaarc or later*
*>t in any claim from am ciaimant against tkaUatted
-eia.es. T!u p. njltv i? a fine of $0,000 or imuiisoumcnt
ho? Uioie Uiau une j .-ar, or l>o!U. |
VECU PAYMENTS.
a Uli i., , ?.mo oit nu PH-MMonfa neon*
MKNDaTI'iN-.
? iMli\L IKfc?*- DBBFAW-Ul '
Wl-MiUHMt, Fcl?. 14.?A bill has Wn
Cniiud tot uieex ?uhatantialiy lb?* recommendations of
tlie President :n ?if> r^,., ut ajfaOhtt gM?tafle with regurd
to early ?peeie payment)? and submitted to bt?u, a* it
priibabi) ?.ni,,, t?, the Committee of Ways and M? un?
it* provimiin? tiiff. r in g?rerai r?*..|?eci?. from the suaK?*
1 i thi* Pr-.iil- nt. but then- i? renson To l?el:cve tlt.it
he will m* B-riewl** oloeef to the -?b.-in..-. B Tin* bill ]>P>
r?de? for the i?>ue of tbe 110 >eHr?-' four per ee.ut stock
Hresdy BaNMetaarl by the act of l?7?);?ii'i tip On BmAmnXKn
Moo et 1 of Jitnoan, 1 ,7,-, Tije _r_?,uut of greenbacks to
tw fu?ul.tl -?t,, ttnM *{,?.g lH fdOayOOagMs-i limited to
81ii,iN?o.i??j m any one luoiitu. A further sum. say
?' - ''.???khmi |U _-, ,.:i|m, k?. 1? aiitlionwd ta? be
* util incichanye for ?ub?ldiary silver, and to tin?
?0<1 lUi.m 1? to i?n laaaaani m tb?- e*|graaataal
t"i:t*i.ie?,. Be_H_Bg the -|SiO.(KK>.O0O at pn ?cut au
Ul"r/ ?> of t?e geaett?r-a i? that aOtm
tirant* win uke the l,ia<T ?f the small greetihaik ouct.
S****0*' below the denomination ol )?:>. Tlieae are llni
maojHi. u 1 u' 1888 te ifa?.ihio.ooo. bat tlie amnuui
"'-'ni-* Btllngw halierad te be beton 180,000,000
"*? -mniiii ?.,,., iH allowed lor tbe funding 01 exilian****** of
me grasaba? k- r..r i?.mis or ?iiier eetn. The sapai t - '
7J^v"i>'. l'Hutiuif. etc . of tbe IkjikI; an limited to one
?iiniiuf | m rruX. -mut ..--uriii.i -??- h?*..- l?et n ?rivi-n
Jju?t t?a- i,,,] w,n ?j^t ^^j, Iit.,?r ,,.??, -?v.fj ????m ?f the
- -? Btipreatatatlveeafter tin 1'reaiu.niiul ijoiiiiic
??*- aave tieru ?ettied.
Al'I'li'OPKlAT?ONi?.
BTATO OF THK MU?*?(?M.Y OSF. PAHSKD.
[av ItaT-Maafl to rut-TiiiBi m |
Wamiim.kis, Ki-li. 14.?Mr. Windom, (liair
?au ol tiie Henal?* ?'ommii t**e ou Appropriations, ?uiil to
On: li,at k win (?. iHjHMihle tu pas? all th? appropriation
?in? 1- lore Ui,, PUo of the iaM?sion, provided outii bout???
tu in work m earnest ; hut that there is nu time uow for
????'ieiiti. or delay, lhe Navy hill is now ander coumd
erattou in tbe Uouar. The Army, Hundry Civil, and Itiver
en'i Harbor Dill*. *re in committee and ready for action
Tli. Pimt-fifttee bill baa t?????n reporicd to the Henal?, nut
-** ynnuu lot want vl 1-im_*. lhe ludun, ?Couaiuai
and Diplomatic. Fortification, and Militar*. Academy Mile
?are in oenferenee -arulnint aerintia dlattgi-eeincnt. The
Deficiency bill baa l*een rei-orted from the lluuae to
the Benate, but nm pr_nt??d for want of
tunda. The Legislative bill la ready for eoo
alderation. ?Senator Wtnd.m ?aid that the laut nnuied 0
the tu.ist dlflicult bill t?) Agi- t- i!i>.?li. a? the chau_.ee Ulilde
in the House are auch that the Benate will ii?l arcesle to
many of it? previsions. Tne Senate atueu.linente make
Uli? bill ?litwututiiil... the - .m? d? the one of tue pre?, nt
year. TheBenat?-Couintifte-t- Inmate upon retuintmr t he
'annie number of InU-t-nal revenue oolh-cton?. the H?.u-?<
pmvi?iiug for a rodnelion of 20. The .-siiale ale? insist?
j njM.n an ai?prt?|??riation at fTDO.fKK) to pay the Judi_-*n?-nts
i of the Court of ("lain.a. The Ponido.*, bill la Ike only one
of the appropria?on bills that h.-ta been me a law.
OF.V. OKANr?? CABINF.TS.
TWENTY-THltBIC HECRICTARIF.s IN KK'HT YBABS?A
C*OMIN<? FAREWr.l.I. DIVNH!.
.BT Tl_I.F.<iKAl>II TO THB TklHt -B.I
Washiv?ton, Feh. 14.?Pr?sident Grant
Will i?hortly ?give a farewell dinner Ui the lueium-rs ?.f !.is
Cabinet If be e.iuld aaaenible around hit. table all the
eentlemen who have held Cabinet poattion?"? under hie
Adniiniatration elnw he went into olitie eight
yeHra a_r<> be would have a l?rice ??ompauy.
No President ever bad Mich an array ol adviact?.
' He hue hud two ?9? .Tetarles of (.late. Mesure. Wha?i
i burn and F?kIi ; four S?t-retarlei? of the Tn-aanry. Memo?.
, Ihuitwell, Rlchan'ison. Bnat-ow. nnd Morrtll: ttn-ee P??"t
; -?aeterMii-neral. Msaan? ?reswell. Jewell, and Tymr :
five Attori.eya-Octieral. Messrs. H??ar. Akermiin, Wil?
liam?, PierreiMint, and Tatt ; four Herretane? of
War, ?KeSBIBi Rawl1n_, Belknap, Tait, and Cam?
eron ; ton Seeretariei? of the Navy, Mesera. Bo?
rle and Robeaou, and three St .Tetarle* ?>f the
Interior, M.fuin?. Cox, Delau?., and ('handier. In nil
the*?? arc twenty-three. Of these only one dud in
office, (Jen. Iiuwlins. Two Won promoted U. luiiurn
mission?, Wtudiburn aud Pierrepout. Une, Mr. titOdk
well. went to th?> Si BBSS, Mr. Hichardson wa? retired to
the Bench of Ike ('mir: et Claims to get rid id bun. T!ir?*e
rretoBed whb men or ten liaaran attacbinS te them la
publie eaUmatioa. nuineiy. Mesar?. Belkaap, Wl
and Dehn 0 Oalj "He, Mr, Flak, Imp bald oBee tiin.'it'h
v.?r?- Bearly the wbob- period t>t Qraat'i two tcrtna. Poor
laid down their purtlohos ?Ml iui'tililil of dltf? leie I
til- Preeidi ni, In wktck public opinion auataiued tketo
? rather thai] lnui. Xliest- Wet* Me***-. Hum, OSX, Jrweil.
and Briatfiw.
A NEW SUBJECT OF IN'VK.*_Trr,ATION'.
A W.*,SilIN.i'!(?N l'AVI.Mi.M I IBM O-UUMKB WSTO
Bl:l:'.l\t? O.N'iiiie-Mrs?A MNAItSTUD MKM
XXSt MAKK.s Till .IIAIil.E.
[DT TBITlBi-in r<? the IsMBkl
Washington, Feb. 11.?The l-U-al Estate
Pool Cuiiimit tec of tne liona? . o? which Mr. (_i.iVe.rof
Mi??.'uri is t-1'.uuuian, and which, under Its BSMU act,on
of the reeolatlea en atlas; It, claims jurisdiction to iti\.s
tignt.; the eondiiet Pt almost at y Govcrninc-it ollicc: or
any other subject which muy be brought to its attention,
thinks thai it luis strucK a new lend ta dlj whieii n.,.y
develop ???me ?eaaattoaal testimony. Dorias the <ro\
??niiuent uf Ike Dtetilel by Ike Beard of Pablie STackatke
tii'in of Filbert or Taylor ha_ lar?'?j SSSRkaStB for
laying pateen uta and dome; other k.ti'la of
work in tiie streets of Wsaktactsa. InkemiiBntlj
the partners nuai tiled and the psttaerslllf was
dissi'iveil. Dr. T.i?l.?r, one of them, now :ic-u*e? Mr.
Filbert, the partner Wks inaiiii.'.il The ilnainuil i_?rt of
the baeknaa, of bavtaa u-e?t fBfVOOOet tiie tinn's nemey
wttkaalpengfrtngaeattotketaiy stiilsastlsa <>t what
he did with il. The bookknpwef the Ann was ?HaBS ?8.
Slatter. It Beam tlint Mr OkPtkU ni:?.le leisaiii niyati ii
oue mark* in the lio.'ks ..f the rirm, which l)r. Taelor now
SSBsnBlBpneeatBMBej* paid tai BMBsksnot tlu> iioum
ConMniit?*e?f th.-lu.-t i >ii_:.'ss .,n tke Dtotriel i?; ? ??
Inmbiaaod to ceitain Seiiutcrs. The evKiiii?'.' that Vu
i BBO.OOO la qneeUoo wa tkaa need dan not nea t?? t?e
1 very cou.liiHiie. and Mr. FiiIm it has beea nbpeeaed to
apvear liefort tke oemiulUea. to?anaw mornlaic. Mi
I te-tunony uiay ouaflru Ike naplalona enUrtalaed bj Dr.
Taylor amnhe conmiiitce, or may d'.-ja-l tht-in alti._rethi_r.
WA8HE?T<_T0N Tones.
Wassubotus. ?edaasdar, ten. it. 1077.
The Honae Heleet ('??jiimit e?*, of which Feniatulo W...M1
a chairman, eni(HB?'<l in the inv.-tii.-aiii.il.if tke nttymi
of aeniliiitt troojie to the 8oiith, and to WhUk tne Tr? ?>1
netit's ?eSSaffB in relation tL.-T-eto had ban r?f. rted,
to-d.ii* examined A. C. Hx-kell of South Carinia. r?e
teatitle.l that there was ru. UPPmnkn or threut.iitsl
ilstarkaBn in ?<?uth cnattaa, either beton ur after the
a.?t election, ealllas f? tke taterpoettlnB at tr<wpa. Re
iMive a detailed atui'-mant ?tit tke oceopatton of tb -? ?
liiiii.-e at Colombia by toldiera under Oen Etncar, aaylnc
that he saw the uiri.ii.? on suard laapeotliiB 'U.* certitl
rates ui el?-etiotia <>f Bwmben nf tke Aaaemblyn they
arriveI, ami that the Mian ??f tke army took their Iri
^t^ll tjuiis fr. mi and acted un?? r the ??rleis? ..f oae ! leoaie
and ?7. A. JDir;-. tie lutter t.. Ing private .-..ntaiy to I).
H. CfcaBiberlaiB. rbe -uu-c? mtnitlee wiii UHnorrtrw ex
Iamlne about i b aitaen in relattoa t.? Inope itst?tniiii at
PeteraburK. Va.
The Ia-iiisi.itive, Exf-outivo, and Judicial Appropriation
I bill, im n |H?rU'd to the leaaSe to-lay. ie anieiule.l by the
OsansBSn on ApBsaprtotlan so as la sake all the ibene
? for Halanec eonform to the BBIH-Btr estsMlekiid by tke
', toa ??i la-it year. The bill as paeeed bytkeHoua. ime
! ?rfdn for a g* aanl ndaetloB ni salaries le tke estent ol
about one-tenth of the anouato satkortoed by the exiat
iii_ law. The ?Seaate Conatlttoe also add an Item of
9639,410 l?i pay jutlitnients of the ?'ourt tif Llauna.
AThe Treasury Departaseat La? lafoean.ttoa uf the
ik'ifiire of th. MeasnesMs dlstmssy at Milwaakn toe
fraud in whisky. This ia one of the tinted asaaans
durum the Bftotow whisky raid. The lenient eaane pur?
sue.'. ..f u.ii toward all owndera in ttila particular boal
neu ??! awtnd log tke ?.? veni-ucnt appeara to bare ?sin
Niiiteiitti the above eanbllaBmant, a? ?ts ayaten "f fraud
as reputed Is la part aeeordlag to tbe eery metbuddla
covered iIu?iik W entaiy Hi;si'>"?".s toar? ment.
Owiiij.' to the arduous duties of Ike In Jkstten of Uie
Supreme Osait ?m SUB Electoral ?'..iiinils?! .n, the rourt,
itl.-teatl i'f l?e(_illliltl!.' Iiil-it'.ess on the l!.t!l itl-t. plirsii::I,t
I to adjournment, will take a further ncess uulil the 2Glh
lnst. _
' M0T0B10VR BaXNE EOBIIERS CAPTURED.
IHM OP THREE WEM. -KX'iWX B1RGI.ARS TOP.
CDMPI.ICITY IN THE NdKrilAMITON BANK kOO
Bl.ItV A YEAR AGO.
On the iii_:lit <?t ?Jan. L'O, IST?, Join Whit
tleny, eaehier of the Northampton .National Bank of
Nurtham |i;on. Miss., m BWBlteaed, anil found BBTSB
Bmkad m n sisadla j tt1 his bedafale wltk dnwa pistols.
Under threat tb.it ktS lift would be forfeit? d by refusai,
be ON them hi? Key- to tiie bank and <iue of the four
ei.iubtn.iito'ii. tti the bank Vailils. Tile ?.Ul-j three e.iiu
binatloim, which esnsad the way la Ibe vam.-tble prop?
erty m the bfliik. W*n kniiwii only to the president,!!
teller, and BBS of tin? director'. SBi b kaoaiag only .?tic,
but In nome lajTStnlon maniur which kas never been
explained, tile Ii.litM Is. by III' ails ??I IkS "I" coliil.lliati.in,
0|ieu?-?l every u.eii. BBd seeiireil uioiiev a!i?l b..:ui? uiuouat
iiii^ t.. -?-7'_'?).<???>. Tu. Bsasksn .?f Ike.unklet-ktsnOj
weie I. it ''??uiul anil ira_-_t??l. und befen unv atom
toilitl lie l?l?en. the rublurs made their BBSBPS. Ki"iii
??iiiriit ?sisara sktaksod it wa.? balk ved that the thhrru
had K'oue fiiiiii and returned la N?_-V..rk: but no tie
veiopiiietits srsn bbb?s srklefe _?ftie?i tin ir Meatttji
From pas', exp? rie'ice, tbe ?eseettrn anil bank ptkout
wenc.iiiii.i-iii that tke Ifclaen waald ereataaUy pr?e
pan a sasBpnarfn bywklek tkey waald ngaaraateed
inimitiiiiy from pros? ???l'li.ti ?>n retiirtiiiu. part ?if the
jira, ced? of tin- roblN-ry. TUS Ix-lief proved to lie we 1
biumied, SB i ti;?- a\nt enrtsne ?m basal?, of Iks ?rakto is
were made to tbe bank i Betels thruiiitb a law llnu in
tbi.s city, i inKctionV l>et?-?-uve A?_cii'*? ua.i in? ri on the
lookout fur ins arrangement, and act tied the identity of
the inbb.is beyond ?|ii. ?tioti. The otti. ?r? .?! tin-?...til.
were not favorably nicliin.l toa SSaQTSSBSSe, but the
deiM.sitors who bad l"Kt their momv- men str?iTi_.-'v in
favor uf it. ItafStlattoM have been ?letulinir for the last
five mouth??, the detective* meanwhile " shadowing " the
The bank utlictr*. we.? vMtaff to pav litiemlly
to -?-I a iM.riion of Hie IspSBMs back, but would not
agree to K?lel'1 the thieve- from crtlintii'l pr<?*_e?-iiUon.
Atlenxth the Mto>f?atlotM v.?re broken >lf an.l Pinker
ton'? men made ji?purations t.? , r:e??t tbe nkksSB.
ke?|iii?tit)oi'H were Issued by ?iov Kl? e of HsflSBSfeasSttS
upon Gov Robin??.n f??r tbn-e men in tbi? ell? ? Janie?
Lmiilup, Kotiert ?Me.itt, .iii:.? " Himtiiuc Bob," and William
('?innorc Ou tbe day the rt-tpAPOton ??ere issued the
two former Ml the . lty, aud it wa? ti?-lie\e.I kl the de?
tectives at the time thai the?, luid fHk.'li tb? ?lana. Thl*
proved n>?t to be the caee, lu w.ver, the departure of Uie
men at tiiat fiuie SStag a. .?denial. The? bouirh; tiekete
for Ki? iitii'.iiil. Va., and ?eft the city on Tuittday u.oiniiut.
link, rtt.u'? 'ireney at Philadelphia wan t.-l. graphed to.
amt*Diiulup and Heotl were takeji id charit? by ufll.-er? in
tu?t city and los keil un wiUioul bail. WiiJiam Counora,
a ?mm,1er and ?portiui: man well known in tblaetty, who
la ?asi.. ? i. ?| uf :.fin_ one of tue robben?, wa? arreated at
-..In. - reetauraiit. at I'nlvemity-pbM-ti and Kie-.eutb et..
by ItViei'iivw. Kleid end ?i'Coiiiior oA the IiintrlrtAttor
uai ?.?lu. ?., a.Ued li| liuktrum'- tleUicuvtai, .?atcrO-jr
noon. He was locked op In th? Tomt-s wllhont ball and
will ite taken to Massai-buiN-it-(..-I n
ininfap ami Scut an said to be very successful bank
rubber--, mil to Bare I? en cm-airr?] In mitu?* o? the MVp It
rot'lu ne? "I tbiaehararier ,-v r i>?-n?ctr.i.? I in Cm? coun?
try. Dnulan app?-sr??d In Chic ag i ? treral yi tr? ngn,
where he Oral met John Bcrrv. i well-laewa -arta nm>
&lar, wbo oave blm his first I<-??*ons In ?afe-hlowli'i.
i'ott was then in tbe Juliet pvBliantlar) aeiapaaUa
j reb as.* bee -m- afqwalatarl with Berry ami Daalnp. Tue
Ban* tx-Kait oiieraiion-? ?iinetlier. tlieir tl-st r?olnl of at?
tack bula-* ib. Piral National !?? nk at Barra, W. T. Tula
was-it raanaga g*?i . ia entra?e* u>--i ream arar die
hank Taalm. Ibrjr eat Itieagb ibi Bean but wen- over
beiinl betON tliei-iM lbn?i?;li tbe rr.of of th?* vault. *
ras ??apuircd and awtta tin* Auburn Prto-atar
Ireyeara Bat traai wiP aooa cv??irc, and ftnra a letter
fini., htm. foi iid ta ('intuir?*? pocket feedmOBtJ, It is he.
lleve?! thai lie iiil.'iid? to return to bin pn:!???"ii upon
ble ral?ate, n neat apneantaea el Dunlap ami-s- it
wa? m u mid m 'he i.iii? *'i*-.- T baoea Baal >f
laalarHli. bi Marea, i-*7:i. Been tbey were amia ear?
o-siui. anderna. <i ich abanl OSOOfiOO labrjndeand
ouTTenci. > y rar i lataaiil heftm tbej were attain banra
ti.iio. o* Pub. 18,1874, Bee?, Di-nton, "luv. " < um
min?. ai.d "Tin*.*' Pljmn, tbe two Latter new ast-nag
?emeneeo la Penii?yivauia ??ru-on for stBei etnaem, ana*
ceasfuilv i*;irri"d ont a robbery un ths Piral Batlonal
Bank of QBtM-f, 111. Tlicir nUn of .itrs. a wat-fiuiiiar
to t!?at ou tin* Katan bank, bj gatalag a .*'?** M r.Mi,; '
lug* premise? ???1 cuiinir rhrouirli tile walla Tue pr-?p
Liiy taken fron-(m- ?^ i! "?; hank ? .m-usied Maatu "f
.-state and cuiintv beads ef tbe pomlnaJ mtomot8M0-*
OOO. Tlie last roli-tterv pr-'vuuis to thai al NurUiao?c'. n
wits tbat ol ; be First Nulviml i.uiiK o? IM.-loU. PeBB.,
in XniiUivi, 1-7". iroiu which tuey ?.--l al out *-4" "?? '?
Tin- t!i:e-t? u'e - nil la bat I eonptt.-i d With tbe bi.li!?
?ni retamed ..ll azeeni BKMMi TBeii negotlati-tie
w.-rc i ar;*.. *d ea 0) tbe law firm through '.vlncli tue cfTcr
I?: ?edit the .North.iiiiL.ioii robbery was made The e?>_
ii.-? tiiiii ot tin* erreetaa imn wuh .ill oi tat -? roHiene.? la
b?-lieved by tbe dite. live? t?i Ix* establish?*- heyor.?1 a
llodlH. ?il.I lb. .1* l*OIi Wi II..!) .- e? llM'lell.l id'UUU. tM*oft
an?! Lrunlap ?? ill it Mal to BortbruaMen aa soon as uov.
Rice'? requisition reaebea Phlladel| i. la.
FOU MG S NEWS.
? m
TiiK APPBQACHnra tukkihi war.
MURK BfTggltB FM Oft T(? tot. C ?Ll.KD To TIIK HFLD
?war !?_|-MkD nilllWfBT TTTBBlfB PQ8M9BI IS
-8818188,
I/.\iiiiS, Thuridar, Feb. 15, liCT.
A dispatch to The Stunditnl from Vienna
tOPOtba Stfiviau Diplomatic Aiient there lias intlumt d
that tin tear on tbe S4t8 Inst will order the niobiir.a
tli.n of MM more army corps. KVi.-.ua bits already deeulcd
ujion her Hue of action.
A la:?-r telt _niii. fnuu Vienna uiys advii-ei from ?U
Pi tersbarg, KtabenaC, ota Berna Miente a deti?efl
tentl? icy in tbe U n cfioii of w:ir. It is i-m rti d fliat tbc
Orarawltek luis ?i- elaiad Uwt tue BMaan-MS-MBt oi war
is Hiiinllieut.
The Berlin eerrespondent to The Stundard ?ays the
iibmiii la again lawehli Mug Iba OEpmBhwtajfii pro?
hibiting tbe expurtattoB of barrea trara Prussia.
An I.Ticlisb |.liy-?icliui With Muklit.ir 1'u-ltii'.-. urniy In
Trciiin.ii* writ? s to the Bta_br8 Mouse rbafllebto Oera*
mitt., reportlm* that tbe army la iu :i dreadful -t.it?* on
account af tin- liiM'.l'ieieiiev of bospiiul uccoiuliiiMiniioiiA,
l.ick of medicines, etc.; that betWMaSO u'ul 88 soldiers
are .lyn.ir d.iilv, BOi tl>-?'.-er> and typuuid lever have
api cured and m spreaoiiii* ramilly.
LOMiu.N FINWciKKs in BD8PEHBB.
Loaaoa. Wedaaeaap, Pea. it. 1^77.
The I'liily NtWP, in its liuinciul iirticlf, s.n - .
"Tin ?.lick markets were drooping iluiiiikiioiu tiic* day
yi-sttrrdai?, rJeriag at the worst poii.i? t?..u ,u-?i. The
?i.u-e of tins was the iiiii-atl-fuitiiiy tenor of itiforniutit-n
from tbc East and minors thai a nip?ire is imminent.
V? itiioiit ipw . ^^' 111 ^r nioit* particularly the exact uatiiic et
tbe??* riiiiitir?. it wit Midiec to say thai a belief tlmt
!u?;ii .i onfaTomble Intelligence b.ul been reeetred n ta?
fln? tlial qturtaia waa deemed sofUcient to nrwduee arm?
erai wealUM-aa. A belief In ? nu.ai. :. i..i eireu - ii..*; war
la Inevitable between Kuanla and Torfci . eaina (round,
and little dealre it abewn to extend aaaualuaente la tbe
-im ;? inarkci." _
GKHMANY AM? THK PARIS F.XHI!UTI'?V.
l?EHi.iN, Wii?ncMlay, K. It. 14, 1877.
The BetUfl Eeicli*tiii:tii,tr ?-tilt?'?* that G?r
maiiy's iletciiiuiiat'.oii not to paiDcipate in tin* l'..iis
E?bibitkm is l. i evo? able. The ?-tale ni a-r.ll^^ w Inch bai?
led tbe (mimrun ut to decline te tabeparttbereta la
such a?, to pn riudi .... i ..--? lb i.i > o; r> loii.-ideratiiiii.
COL. GORDOS APPO?TED OOTEBI?OE
('Mil... \>.:.!li.S'l..y, 1 eli. 11. 1-77.
Col. Gordon, the African explorer, hau ben
api', ?m? ?1 lioviruorof ibe entire provino?* of tbc .Simian.
Thf Sotidiin is ? past tract in Africa which
baa been gradaallj ac^ntre-d bj* Egjrpt, Tbe province is
fertile, bnl its divel.i|itiient lut? iiecn ri-lardeil hy mis?
rule. Tbe iMipiii.iti.iii le aattanatei by .-ir Baaael Baker
at l.(XS).(XMi. Tin- Kin*.live purpos, s liuiiiliui' a railroa?!
?toag tbe branch of tbe Nile which pemtiat?-.*, tin*
boudau. _
DOM PEDRO AM? THK POPF..
H..me, Wmtaeettmj, F.-b. u. 1S77.
The F.iniM-ror of Brazil to-day visited the
Po;>?*. He e.*.pi*cs.?ed tbe hope tli?t the Pope would, in
menid witb the llnizilian ?iovernnient, ai?-lst in rcmov
ln? all ecclesiastical ditlicullies in Ilriuil. The 1'ope re
plod that tbe Chun li **,.is rather BeeaatOMed to -imioili
than to cr.-atc obetaclea. He hoped t?> he able i?? reature
raligiotu harmony, which had always been the glury of
Bm_il.
A GEBMAH BDITOB To I?F. DfPSISOtfED.
ui m in, Veaaaaaai. Peb. 14, IB77.
Rudolf Meyer, ?-ditor of a socialist newspa?
per, bat iiecn sente**?*S >i u? nine BMatbaf Uapr?awnwai
for puhllsbina a libel <n Priaoo Btanareb, cb.u*Kiui? bim
witu atocl^oltbiag.
FOREIGN HOTE&
LqBXKWi Feb. Ii.?India Council hill? wen
swarded to day at about i lfjd. per rni?ce lower.
Lcniiov, Feb. 11.?The gfatfmint writt-en
on a gtoee of gaper, tonad In a canister near Whitehaven,
?ajin-', " I.ucy Ilartram, to America, lost in fo?:," lo
Droiuibly a hoax.
Pabis, r?*b. 14.?A terrible explosion ha.?
t.ikeii place In mie of the coal mines at (iiiiisse-nac, in
Hi.- iiepai im. nt af H?rault? la Ike matt af Prune?..
lifty-llv. mm. r- are _BO***B tii bu\c p.irielutt.
N'iinna, Peb. 11.?Tin* Lower House of th?
Betebamtb, by a v?t< al i".". yeas to :?7 nays, bas passed
a graatef f300y000 to preiste tbe display rd Aaatrin
produc?a in im* Parla Bxbibtttoaof 1-7*?. notwttbataiHt'
hg tin* n,,-ni ?ol?-, r-c ti. ntaaoa of tbe 1. ,,'.g, t OMimtttee.
LoNi.t.N, Feb. 14.?Tli?* PriTJ Coiuicil has
?lilivei.'d jul-ineiit aicani?: Ibe claim of the Direct Cable
OtMBr-aay to aaa uu run ?>f Bewfbaadlaad tor tale?
grapnlcparpoaea. r&eaeeiatoi) aits, bowerer, antiel
paled l'y tin* eompun.' . m d do<-s not now aliect th'in 1:1
any \?ay.
PABI8, Feb. 1 Y?The Conn of Appeal hns
contlrmed tbe sentence ; ara Ot BB lb'* jouinal I.r* 1 traits
del' llunonr. Tb. Left ( entre bus paeaed a ro??i)lutioiriii
lavnr nt ilu- restoration at trial by (ury for press offense?,
and ha? taatrneted us harenn to antte wltb thoeeat Ibe
oilier -?-?-ti..n- of tbe Left to argtag toeOorernaaat to
ebaage tin* attotali ?n t:.. i*n .. Department.
SPEflAL ASSERBLT KLbCTlUSS.
Hl.l'.lll.AN Kl.ICl'ri? T(? THE ASSEMBLY.
Tlie total vole tor Aaeembli man in the I.-?
District yneterdap wa? a-* follows:
Hrrri?_i ?Tain.) I.6BS Meafaaaa tlnrt.) . l to
Mom I Hep.).. -.-. . -^taii run? . 17d
(irmte? ll'.ep.,. M77 ?
John H. Banrlgaa"! ptareBtJ over John Moore, ?Jt?H.
BBBBPKfT BLBCTBP IN OBABOB iSJOWJI.
Middi.i i"W\, N. Y.. Feh. M. ? In the -spe?
cial atoOttoB in till lhe A?s.-mt)lv iac.iu-*y In ibe lid Dis
tiict, Oraaga Obaatjr, yaete**4ap, Jafea Van im-ir Ueue
d.cl m V.'.?.??*, ick. li.-ui.icr.it, wa,. elect?-?! .r. it* ( has. V,'.
l'iiii-,'.*a-s ut l'or, Jan la by aboal 90C *aa|wrttj. Tun
vole war light. ^^_^_^___^__^__
TKI.Ei.HAHHIc NOTEt.
Viivri'FiiFK. \t., Felt. 14.? ?,o\. Fairbtnks bni?
Sp|?.il(ll?*l II. I* ->|-?n< . ( *-.ll|?:nil(eatlB|il ol Ilie ^U.te I'nrsXI.
Ci.itK?! .si. N. BUFeb. 14. -A .liiiiiiliter of War?
ren i:?kintiiii was laiaily burned lier.* (o ?lay, ber cicUi, ? tiit.
ma nr?* trout a auivtt.
I'liii.M.Ki.PHiA. F.I.. It.-?Hent-r Lena Omxi at an
earlv bear 'lu? ui'iniius from tin effect? uf (hi-..u riven to lier
b*. ?hMaba iiy a iirugf_.l, In -?utter, i ;,.? ?iru?nrl?t baa :?? --n
Bire?iteil.
IsDiWAHui.iM, F?*b. 14.? Ad vices fnnn \ew-<>r
ieau? stsle :hnt I)r M. M W slmM. -?nii.rlnienileiit ??( ihr
< ?i iiiuf.ii*? llomeal Kii.irhtslowti, 1ml.. l,wa ?MiuuullUol ?ui- ,ue
at tlie si Jbiui - H .1.1.
lli'.iuc.yr >Ki. Conn., Feb. 14.?Col. Henrv T Toin
lltiMin. ? vicUnt <J Ilie Asbta'uils<liaa?ter wu Imried lier?- 1.1
day wilh Baaouic liomu? bv lianuiuiu cuuiui-mirri-, KuigtiU
1 .-ti.i '.af. ol w im u he wa? a m.-uiber.
I'llll.SHI-1.1*111 A. Feb. lt.--KotxTl "*<i?tt illld J. P.
Dnnlafi. . li?r?r.*.I wilii baviBg Ikwh t.uiii-nini in '.lia .N ..rt?._in|i
Um. Maas-, bank rabbwry in .lanuary IhTu. i,.?: a |.in.uiii.?r)
beann? laefore a po'tc* t!iinrl?tr?U* to.Uj aod were c-mraliu?d
iu ui? Co luly PruMMi m ilctsuil ot Uail u, await s luruioi hear
10.4 1 a. aclAj,
TU?: NATIONAL VOTE.
A PAT OF A RU I nHIT O.*. LOnSIA
TI1K DkMl??*KATS ALAIN AI'I'I.Y T?. lit) 1IKMINI
kKTt'RNH?THK IH)t;sRPRUNOrNCr.8 ,Vl_OB11>i
TU. DEN.
Spc-i'clii'H wire ni?ide before the EW
<'??iimiis?ii?n y.'st?.ni.iT by Meiwi-a. Carp?
ami Trumbiill, 1st the i-iiwiimli. a? to
vote? ,?f Louisiana. Tli?- latter off? red p
Four hour?? \v??rt> allowed to disnu. the
mis.sii.iutvt)t ? vi.li-fi,?-. Mi. Trntiibtill h
this l?rai,?li ?,f the argument, ami M?
8HN__fhtm an?! sli. Haiuu-irer repli.*?1 tot
RkpnbUeiat, The f*m?tatfcin showed a
l*o<?it ion t.. hii-.t. m iiiiiiti th, anil a decision
to-ni-ht i_. mill look.-,, for. The H???is.
Ki'Iiii??-,if.it?v<< n>?,.hi.l yesterday l?y a f
vote that Florida had pone lor Mr, Til
Tin- same nsolutioii will l?e .'.?iopie.l ?u
I.nili-iiiflil. If is fliiniiht liie l?fl,|0! Kit),
trmiist* ?lo not intend to al.ide by an a?h
decision.
A Eli VIEW OF THE FIELD.
THTEBDAY-J. IPEECRB&
* 8KKTCH Of THK UM <?F ATIA? K AM? IOTI
?MtMM IIOI 118 ?IP TAI.KIN?'?T11K lAl'tlil.K
CNMiiVKO.
?BT T**l_F<.RtPTI TO THK TRinfVr.l
Wa-IIiv';i.,v, F.I.. 14,-The fllBIIBlBBillB I
semble?! at 10 o'clock thin moruna, and Mr. I
pentcr occiiii.-il an hour in liiiishing bht ?j*
He ?aaasamd tafsd saaa_afa_d bj lbs associai
of the Supremo ( ? uit t?. iiia.le ariose legal?
ment, ?mi not U? indulge in the ti..n?l tkyh
oratory in which In- is n.iially quite su? . . ???
Only for a few minute at the elan <i:?t lie gira ?,
?Mil a little lein in tin? reliant. Alter lie hail i
chide?., the t|ll? ??ion uf evidence. V, hah 1,,. ?m,|
two DesaocrBtk ohjoetan s !.?. had ?preceded him
treated .i* if slnadjr decided m th.-ir favor.was ni
by Judge Tniinbull. It had apparently bsea 1
ba_k in order t.. g.un time tor stgllSSStll beyond
four hours ami a half 'which lbs ndn all???.?
Jadas Triimhui! watif.-il to gthat the evidenc*
I?ii*?'?'iii.-al, and to make a i'i? ciii SB tbo adaiiflBl
ity <?f .'?i_li lttiii. Tbe i'oii?ui?'??m ret'iii! d trot*
BfeSBtCt, tiniv.'ver. ami knfltotad thai the whole o
should iu> eooaolldated in a lump. The counsel ???
pnparad forthis d-cfarioa, for t!i.-v\it aoes pr??lu
a p.iiiiiihi.f. which Jadgs Tranholl bagan
read. The pamphlet ?-?uisisted of about 20 ein
pr.nted pagea. and contained a _)tat??m
couched in t'orin.-il and verl?i-_'leir.il phrases o?
evn??-.ni- the l> iiiturars want. .1 t?i .lil'.-r. It win
igBSSnd the plain ami |>ositi ve ?i?. Moa in the Klor
SBM ami psapesed that the Canariflsssa. should au
if seit' an apsaUata retiiruiuir hoard to revine all 1
iwt? uf the L?iiii"i:ii?a board am! to go ?ehin?! it a
compfle the ocifina] returns from the peeeinet m
Ms al election. It proposed Ibtthiii unan
sstaldiih irregularities, irftttapinftn, lr ad ,
corruptions ainn.-t without number. V.l.il.- t
final papes of this extraordinary doeaassat m
heilig read by Sir. ."derrick, who had tu BBBto t?? I
TriiiiibiiH's relief, Mr. Can""?*?''' was at wo
writiBg ab?n.'iial StTenof pr'?of, which '?.?-r.- is
ill ciiii.-lii-i??!! fruit h:.? iiiiit.ii?? ript.
If tb" ('..?nun '?inn sbaald decida t?? admit all t
sridaaea specified, sad tb?'? ihottld hear rebut ti
I'vi.leiir.' anil S?9W the Hepiibiicans, as would
only just, to put in their STidi ace of inti?aidatu
the SBBS . ??llld rot lu- Biased ?'? ttliili !'-?s than A y.;i
time. This ?tatctueiii, which i? by Basseaasaxa
(anted, ?*_aws how MMfoaghl*. ttstafsssksas t
I )??::. i.e. ill? method <?_ e(in<lti?'ting the co-m
There an- only L3W0-__Bg PMSJt before the -.vl*.
I'l-r-ltb'tltial qWBtiSSI IllUSt be (lee,.led, if ever, ?It
yet lbs PssBiuislte oooassl lay out a legal eaatpaii
?if inaiiy mouths and ?l.-maiid that the CdBBnissh
?kail give then lean t?? ssaeiaid with it, aa i?a!n,
case uf IBfnnl. of Intiiig denounced for sastaiofa
fraud.
JadgS Truinbiill asked f.?r three huurs' time <
both sides ta argas the q-ntion at adinitti-tg tl
e, idetwe, t:n-1 ? bs m a?l.!itioii t?i the time sllow?
on flu- main ateae. Ju.li_e OtlBBg SSBTSd to ailo
two liuui??. .-".-nut.ir K.iiniiii.ls piapased thai ss_
the* sh?>ii!?l Lave four hours SSI tin- whole SBM BS
sKhmI, then if the (.'?mini-?-ion slmulil tlceiile not I
admit the ?vidente a liual decision could b?> hu
witluuil fiirih.r aii-iinieiit. BenakM Thiiriuaii ?m
?BBtBd that the ?vidctn?.? should ha SSStoidsSBd as i
but subje.t to objetitiuii?, and that the anrtiniei
-iiuiild procetd on that assumption. S-nat?
Bavard suK'iiisted that the evidetm should b?t n
gaided m psatad, bat in ?n a detaanar. Mr. Kvan
pfotested ssjaiasl his skis being riinsi<l?-r.*?i aa a*
nutting any enden???? satside of? th.- oerti?eatn i
in. Most ?f tl.?- Cornais donan sin andasagga
lions ?r brief SlgBIBBIllS OB the ?in? stn.n. At tl.
and ?f halt an b.tur ut informal di.-i-us-ioii the ro
was sailed on the pending motions. TbefltstWi
an aiueiidiiiciil by Mr. liiiirinaii t?? Jti.Lv Strong
Bsntion to itivc thue hoiii-s iastaad of in?
to a side on the interlocutory gasstJoa C
eviil.ticc. Mr. Tbanaaa tir-t Btade it foui
bat he won ri-uiiiubsl that the wnaitosl had oui
aaked f??r thias haaxs. His ssasadawal wa? isjeeta
by Yeas, 7; Nay-, i -a p.".ri> rote, Beastnt la1
Bands.?iib-iitui?' aas tbsa r. j??-t. ?l ?11-> il?au?
Judge Btraas/s maina pasTBilsd aithoal a bob sal
A ruling vta? afterward made by the CoaUBBH_W
whnh pansittad eoonsaltaan any portion of th
tune a.-j-tigiieii l??r the tliscus-iuii of lbs main iastic 1
toagtbea oat tin-ir aUownm uu the qaeetna of ?evi
?letlie.
The edeet of this decisioti of the < '?niini.?si.in WS
thai tb?-.\ signed tin- inerits of lbs sotfoscan sbon
as Bssustes Pdmaads bad psapsa?d th. y sboald. K_
-. Batee rrtiiiiiiullr..?pe!ie?l -be r?galai debate wttl
a -|..*c. h of nearly two hour.V Isagth iu b. half of ih?
li.-iii.i?nits. He followed on the tra? it ??(Mr. Car
paatat pi.-tty sksaty, but making a jptber mor.
.?.iiipact an.i in n? bant argiitnent. Afterward E
W. Steagbtoa and Jodgs Bhsllabargst spuk.- for th?
U.-piiiui. an?, both staking Strang logieml sfgaanak
admiritblv bxtueA with citations of aiilli..riti.i
from siatui? s nid .lecisioiis.
The main soiats m lbs Bignments ?>f the Dssaa
fiats stilt?-?! in the smallest SSSBP-M arc h
follows: fink, thai lbs Laaaasaa Bataraini
Besad had as aatbnHj t? eaa**_a tbeiatarafn
i'reel'lelltial 'le? tur?, is.? ?MMS lbs law <?f l*-T*_ .T?-ilt
nig tin- hoard .1??? nuf nj expressly that tiiey shall
don. M-'.'tully. that if tin y |.us-.?ed tile jsiwer,
fhe> di'l not BBSS-in it in olx-.li.-ti. >> to law, having
thrown out returns without the legal foundation ol
proof n.|iiir.-<!. and tliat their sets BR therefore tetj?.
Tinrdlv, that if _bs hOB-d h:ul the ppWBTtoBBBTBai
tlit- vote t??r ?-l.-ctors. th.-ti th?- ?ElsBtetal ?'ull'-gi had
aa panes t?? lili raeaaeinl heeaan lbs Bleetasal law
ut 1873 i-psabsl lbs sdssle <?f lbs law of i?-?;*
whi?h eoatBinad tba oab provision for tilling ?Mtol
rajSSSMSSB. Fuurlhly. thnf lbs arts Si th.* buat.l an*
void I..-, am*?* th.- SBM I acuii'.. BBSa it >.v__s u?t lilb'd
by th.- appuinlineiil ol a lieim?. int. Fifth!?, that
the iH.ard .on.-pinsl t.? disfr.iti.liis?> It'.oiMi voters,
and to dele.it the will of the people ; that it falsili.si
returns, and that it I orniptly sAsad to at-II its ver?
dict, ami that tii.r.Iuie it.? do MSSBS are ..I no etleet.
>i\tlily. that two of tiie Have- de. fur? -verr dis
.jttalltied me Federal orti. .*>, ami that tbe \ ;u ?nicies
r.iiitd by t! eir Stsseuce lr?.in the college could not
be fill? d. S. v.'iilhly, thai f.nu Sftbs HayaSSSSttSBB
were ?Bfaah_sd bf the Mate ( onstitntion by iiuld
?ug btotr ottneti. KightJily, that Kellogg, aa (?.ver
n?r, certified to hia own ?h? non aa ele<-f<?r, aud
that his certiti? ate wa? th?*?reforr not ralitl.
Neither the I?. iii.srati. counsel nor the ohje? tors
hare mad? any aeriona attempt to uphold the Tilden
returns. All llieii effort ?a i-?:i. entr?t. .1 u|miii hi? ak
uig duwu tiit: tins at ul_iia. lb* litpublic-iia do
fcnil the latter returns ftotn the attack upon them
ano answer the D?mocratie points as follows : First,
they demonstrate by the law an?! hv the de? .sinn?*)
of the Louisiana Supreme Court that the Returning
Board ha?l full aiitlitfriry to canvaaa the vote for
electors. Seconilly, they aie-ert that if any pr?>
visimis of the statute aa to proof of intimidation
I were disregarded, such provisions were ?lirectory
and not mandatory, and the failure to comply with
them did not invalidate the acts of the ls?ar?l.
Thirdly, they sho'v by a Uuited States Supreme
Court decision and by an array of other high
judicial authority that the law of 1872 can?
not he interpret? ?1 to work th? n>?peal of the
section in the act of Inox which pr< vid.sl for liliing
VacaaSBBB in the F.Iectoral College. Foiirthlv. the
failure to till the va. an.-v in the Ixtanl by the ap?
pointment of a Democrat, they assert, was a disre?
gard of a ?lirectory re*|tiircinent, reprehensible no
?loiibt, bnt not affecting the jtirisdictmn of the
i board; numerous decisions are cited to sustain this
posjli.iti. Fifthly, th?>y ?leny all the charges mtwle
under this hea?l ?in partisan allegations. Sixthly,
they argnc t'iat Congress, snd therefore th?'('?Im?
mission, cannot a? into the question of in<-limbility ;
iti th.? rases of the two electors Levisse and
lire?vst, r, they claim that they were legally put in
to ?ill vacancies and that they were eligible at the
. time they voted, havuig previously resigne?! their
I'd. ral '?tin-en they held at the time of the election.
.Seventh!;., as t?) the electors holding State oili.es,
they .leny that tiny were disipiali.ied. ?ml aascit
that a State cannot add to the causes of ineligibilrty
prescribed by the Federal Constitution. Eight lily,
it is ?hown that (rov. Ingt-rsoU o? Connecticut once
cerfitici! tohislowft<>lei'tionaHelecf<ir; <?<?**. McEnei-y
al?., ccrfili.-s t.. himself :w* an elector. If cannot be
denied that the Republicans have very stici.'ssfully
met the assault upon the legality of the Returning
Hoard sad Mto validity of the Haves lefiirus. As to
tin-<?<irruption and fraud so fre*?lv charge?! ngainst
th?- board, there is nothing in eviilein?? sustaining
tiie aeeasatisae, an is the door likely to be spsaasl
to :i<'.tuis. ?neb i-vid'-iice. The legal point* airatnst
the jurisdiction of the board wi-re the only ones
likely to prevail with the Tril?'.inal, as laws BBS
?always in evidence. Th.* Republican eoaaatl ?>?ly
?lev ?t.-d tli-ir .?kill and learning, therefore, chietly to
repelling tin- sttaeh ?_:-? this line.
LflBg Is-fi.re Jui!(_e She!labarger finished his speech
daritnen invaded lbs court-room, aud was only
partly ?inven out by the feeble |licht*J of the stearin
I candles, which were the onlv illumiiiatinir auein-v
obtainable. Af 7 ?.VI?" k Mr. shelhibarger closed.
The Commissioners, in their zeal to push the busi
Ben .'ilu'iic. were .lispos.-d to go on, although tliey had
sat continuously for nine hour??, with the exception
of one neon of .I0 minutes. Mr. Evarts. whose turn
came next, was too much fatigueil to ?p??ak. how
evi-r, and an adjournment was vot?>d until 10:1."? to
tuurruw. According t<> the ratingBS to time there
ncsaia five hours mute t.. bs aeeapied in argument.
It is tin-1: mi I'.eiirnr.iiation of the <.'< mmission to go
through with filis lo SSOIiaw, and to reach a decis?
ion if jMissible to-morrow night, so that a report can
be made to the Joint Convention on Friday.
A new* feature in t.?-?lav's pn>?-.???dings was the fre
qneney with which lbs Coauaintonan Interraatad
i ibs eonneel with qaeetloas, sanatissas asking f??r in
format ion, bur often to bring out some point that
would ?sttengtbea the po?-if*i?iii of the party to whom
the question belonged ?r weaken that of the op
pneing party. Oa several occasions counsel and
?iBJnwinioneis ladalged in an animate?! colloquy
with saeb other.
REVOrXrioN' MEDITATED,
ru.: ?90VS8 r?Et i.vr.KS tii.i.fn gUBCTBB in MtAMMtOA
?V. U. F1EI.I? inVIN.i T.? ORiiAMZ.*" A BOLT.
|by iBtsaBilB t<> nil* miBt-.E.l
WA-niN'in.v, Feb. 11.? Th.-re has been general
comment to-night over the action of the House to?
day in passing the r?solution <?f tl.?? Florida Commit?
tee, deflating Tildaa elected in that State, and over
tiie u,v. .?fixation by Mr. Field's Committee of the
qoestioB ut the iii.'ligiiulity of ..ir.i.'hal??-c. an elector
from Illinois, when lbs \ otes of both of those States
have been counted lor Hayes by the Joiut Conven?
tion.
Utic interpretation of the matter which possesses
considerable plausibility is that these things are
pan of a plan by which David Dudley Field and Ibs
more extreme Tilden managers ho;??* to induce the
Iloti.??* at some stage of the ?.?milling, in case the
?'oiinii.s.sioii decides Louisiana to he BBS*Hajos, to
?birlara thai there baa been n?i eb'Ction of President,
and ?if one?.' proceed to elect Mr. Tilden. It is cer?
tain that a number of influential Democrats here
still assert tin? right <>f the House to do this at any
stage of the procei-dings. They maintain that this
right, being constitutional, cannot be taken away by
the Kl.'coral lull. The same class of men talk
about lin*-ikinj np the Commission by tbe resigna?
tion of the Democratic ssenbsn ami Ibs refusal ?>f
the Huii-e to li!l lbs vacancies. Kepublican? are
not in tbe least disturbed by these imlicatnins.
They tnl con t'nleii t that a large, number
of Democrat-? will steadily oppose such measures
and defeat th.-t:i by their votes if necessary. Fmler
the nil<> governing the count than is no species of
til i husten :?g possible that will not laaafes a major?
ity ?rote to carry it on. iBSPSBM of vacan? n-s on
the Cotia hal?n, the agreement in writing signed
Ity Senator BteaoBBBB ax tin part of lbs Senate
Democrat?, and by Mr. i.amar on the part of tlm-e
m the House, Unding their parly in each house t?>
till such vacancies, wuul.l of itself make it impossi?
ble to carry the honorable men on that side for a
proposition to take sitlBBie ground.
It is understood that the next report to betaken
up i- Mr. Mi.rrison's. and tiiat an attempt will be
Biads to give a)i opportunity in the HoSMS for all the
; mciiibers to make the ipe-nftita they have prepare?!
i and tbeo ?helare by Tote, as htCBM of Florida to
i day. that tbe Tilden slecton in Louisiana were
sleeted. Thiseoaneis expected iiiiine?liat?lyaft.-r
the d?cision of the Electoral ('oininission. Mr.
Field went on to-day faking testimony in the
l.i.iu-i.iiia .-a-?'. The gianad he is still trying to
cover relates toB gaSBtian abant which no one ex?
pects tin C.iiiiiiiission to admit testimony ; and this
persistence af Mr. Fi.-ld h.-lps strengthen the con?
viction that the ultimata- ?'.??sii.n of th? se acting with
him is to induce th.- Bean if possible, to proceed to
.?led Mr. Tilden President.
AT GOV. H\YE>S nOME.
THE WntOCBSTS ?OSSaBABTI .KI> ? T1IKIB Dn*K.\r
tOXXt Y BCKnOWl FIxiKIi.
; HT Ifcl t?.K*I il ?JO THK TKIBI'NE.]
CoUTMBtrS, Ohio, Feb. 11.?Th.- feeling __inon_f all
daSSH here as to the decision of lbs R?BOtSSal Com?
mission ?s about tbe same. Th?-re art? very few
DeanSBBtB, either in the Legislature or among lca?l
iug members of tliat party, who do not now BSSBBSis I
tbar ?K.v. Hajrn will I*- dnlaiad President, ffbsa
questioned as t?? tb?> situation I he melancholy repip?
is, '* We are wr?-- ked ! Ve?, all gone to pieces and
past redemption." Fp to Mouday iiuou their hope?
w.-iv sinnig, but after the vote of Florida had been
de.lar.-.l f??r (jov. Hayi's. and the speech of Mr.
? .hi from In.liai: i, their conli?len.__ de
BSttsi tu? m whul'y, for the first time
since tli?> election. Mm It of Iheii hopes MM
bits?.! ?m the power of the House to ?I.day the ?..uni
until after the lib of Man b. nut thus ?ecu..- au- |
, otber election. A prominent State ottlcial nid if
] tins wan mseassfal be had as doubt lbs BepabUsaas i
would again nominate Ikiv. Haves; but should any
ta.nv. utiou again attempt to force Mi Tilden ou tbe
lMiiioeralic party, th.-re would be one of the grand?
est fights ever witucaseil iu thin courtly
Tho?. Deiiiocrtt? who were most opposed to Mr. Til
ileii's nomination, and who di.noiiuuMl the Tribunal
; at m-1 are not surpriMsl at U.<* decision? mi tar
1 made, and speak iu tenus of praise of the ipceeh
i uisdc by Mr. Carr. ike tank and hi. uf (lie parly
seem to h.i-re lost .ill interest in the ?neceas ot Mr.
Tilden, and, outside the office-seeking clasa, little
interest i? manifested as to the final n?nit, nearly
every one conceding the Prc?iilencr to ijov. Hsree.
'??iv. Hayes and wife returned from Cincinnati
to-night _
THK REJECTION OF VOTES
A PRFCKUKVT FOR IT IX PKN VSYI VA *SIA?IXTIM-?
Dation is rot_ m'-clcrk's B8HB8881
[nr rr.i.ri.iiAPii to thb MBBBNkJ
Wi-BNfM; Feb. 14.?Rep-iMiran p?ili
ticlans from Pennsylvania who have been list ruin- to
the arifuineiiti? on the Ilemoerarie -ode In tbe U?ul*liina
can- say that in important pre<*e?leut ha? he-n astab
llshed in their own State for tbrowin-* out vote? oa
account of alleged Intimidation. Tlie ease was that of
the contcN-ted elei-don of .McClure asainst (iray for s (mut
In the Htate Henate from the IVth lUstrirt ot Pennsyl?
vania. A special ole?-tiou was held In J.uriary, 1S7*J. to
fill a vacancy. Col. A. K. McClure wa? the Liberal and
DetiHa-ritf I?: candidate, and Col. (iray the Kc'.mbiicun.
Col. Gray'? ma)ority on tlie fa?*e of tbc return? waa 8?1
voles, and be ?wt ?Ivt-u the certificate of ??!?-< ti?.?i. Aft. r
be had been admitted to his seat In the Senate,
Col. ll(;Clum gave notice of a contest, and
Hied hi? petition, setttUK forth that (?ray's e.ieo
tlon was seeui-cd by " fraud, violence, sud intimidation
of voters," and tbat the election was not a " fair and freo
one." The Senate appointe?! a commute* to investigate
the case, in accordance with tbe provision? of the ConsU
ttition of tlie Htate. the chairman belm-ex-flenator Mai ka
lew. Harry White, uietubcr-cioct to ilie next Camareta.
was out ut tin? K.-piiii ....-tn members. Tue committee ?at
six weeki in Philadelphia takln** the t?-stiiiioiiy of per
?on? who had vot?-?l at* the .election, and examined ?p
wanl of 1,000 wl'nesscs. One hundred and ?evi*nty-?wo
llb-iral votes were guowu to have la-en csst The?c wre
not sufficient to overcome the 81)1 majority by
which tirar was reti?nit"sl ; hut the coininittee, on
the ?roil : id that " Ir mil, violence, and intimidation
of vot?is" had been proved m ten election dis?
tricts wliem tin? rote stood l.S'io for ?iray to 7Hfl for
Me?; ire, rrdeetad tbe entire rote In th??s<* district?, tnue
defealln*/ ( ol. (irsy and nivim* Col. Me? lure tils ?cat by
a majt.n'y on tbe ?niendetl retama "f 22X vote?. A
mliiiuitv rerwirf. written by lii-u. Wnife, was prepared
ami ?iii.iintr-ii to toe State kanato "in. tin- rayen of tua
niiijority. Tue tinij rity In tbe eon.'liidniir maarfca of Its
reiM?rt used t;ie following laagaafp : "The commit??-?
h.:?.-fouiitl thai b;, lin* rejection or tbe fraad eut re
turi'-i fmiii the ten divlahtas iiefore mentioned, and by
tbe correction of ratal in ot-ber til visions as heretofore
stated, tbe uin'orlfv of SOI for Col. (,n'v ii|?oii lhe t-en
eral return of iba district is ravened, and a majority of
????i voies eetaWiabed ia favor of Col. Mec?an. Their
eoaelaatofl, therefore, mus? be that the latter was duly
elwt.si i-ctiator 'nun ?lie IVth DtaOrtot to fill the vacancy
oc? ii.-ioiie?l bv the death of Uearga Carroll. lat<* s?uator
elect from tue saine diotrlct." taMing tb??*?. ?-v't'i were
nieuit'ers of the pp'.msrh sola BeeafM at the time thia
ooearred was United Btatea BeaatoeWaBeea*, then r?.v.??
?entllli? Lirai field County.
A MSCONCERTIMl WITNESS.
On OF MI!. FIELD'? IMPORTATION? fRo.M trW-'iR.
taWAMO IBBRflBB TUB BBVBB8B 88 what wa?
EXPKCTKD.
Int TKl.F.ORAPll TO THK TKIBC_t I
Washington, fob. 14.?The Dem?crata of
the Plcld-Kmitt committee met wltn a sudden and uuex
?iecti..l f lilitro in the case of on?; of tin ir ?et wuuesi.es
to-day. The assistant secretary of the Returntnir li-iurd
waa overlu ard a few week? ago to say in Jiew-Orleana
that if tbe true luwardae-* of tbe hoard was to lie Mated
by all concerned he propiaicd to tell what he knew. This
was report, it li. re aa a threat atrainst the Republican?.
He was at once summoned, and since his arrival he has
been treat?-?! with distinguished consideration by the
Democrats and carefully -ruarded ??*.-( he ?houlj
he led astray by the Republicans. To-day be
was called ami the Deiuociate were on rip-toe
to hear wbaf he would say. Mr. Field ?traduaiti) worked
.: m-. .1 up to a ?mint where the Important question
which was to prove that there wert? fraudulent changea
In the returns ami fix them on Wells was asked. Tb. an?
swer was the exact op|Mislt? of wh.it the Ii.-mo- I atS
wanted. The witness kuew of no chanc?** helm; made.
One mor?; attempt was matte In re-.ird to another .m
I'luiai.t point where it was expected hi? testimony
would startle tbe Bepahttaaas, bal thi? alee r- salted in a
flat failure. Tbe witne-s win. bad keen oi.uii.cil and i-n
; -rtanie i at much trouble and expense was rclu< tautly
diomissed.
THE OFFICIAL F ROC FED IN OS.
Mil. CAKI'KNTKR SEBUMS*.
LOII-IA.VA ELKCTlON LAV Vull).
Washington, F?-b. L4.?The Kl?-?-ioral Com*?
mission assembled promptly at 10 o'clock this inoniinir,
and resumed tlie procc-edin***? ?o abruptly broken off at
Mr. Carpenter's earnest solicitation last nia-lit. When
Mr. Carpenter rose to continue, he thanked the Commis?
sion for tbc humanity they bad dUplayed m perrotttlntc
him an Intermission until morning. He ?tat>*?l that, o?.
tnir to the di*:i(*n*eable antl ?jiffoeatin- odor from tb?
candle?, be really could not have stotid on his feet 20
minute? more.
At the outset of hi? remsrk? t.t-day, Mr. Carpenter re?
ferred for a moment to a question juif to biiu by Senator
IMniuiids iu that part of his ar-cuuu'nt yesterday temting
to -?how that elcci.irs were Pe-doral and not Htate officer*.
He referred to a laofe number of person? who are con?
fcsM-tll.y (iovernment officers who are not after all ap- m
pointed by the President and confirmed by the Senate.
Comnilsi-iuner (i.irtleld here liirerru;it<d to say that the
heads of departments of course appointed.
Mr. Carpenter?There are no such distinctions la the
Constitution,
Commissioner Oarfi.-ld?I think you will find the !an
gaaga i?. " Such Inferior otllcers a? Congre?* may direct
may be appointed," Ac.
Mr. c.ii-pi-nter?The question i? not whether this man
ts an inferior or superior oflicer. The question l? whether
he i? an officer of the United States, aud tbe clause here
winch require? the President to commission, i? that he
shall commission all officers of the United State?. An In?
ferior officer is an offl-er. Tbe clause would, of course,
include the Inferior as well us the superior.
Mr Carpi liter then turned to the subject of the Return
\un Hoard. He -aid :
We shall show that this Returning Board exclut!.*d
some ?>,(??) to 10,000 votes ?riven for ilu* liideu electora
so-e.i.let). We cLiuii that that la\7 under wi.ieh (hey pre?
tend to art was, in (he Ont place, wholly iinoonsdtu
tlonul. The Constitution of the State of Louisiana IS
peculiar. It provide? iu Artkle 7A tbat ?? the judicial
power shiiii he reatad in a Bagreate court, in District
( ?lints, m P iiisiiCourts, and Jaettoea at tbe Pi*a?*e; ami
then after <lciihi-K tbe duties or tin* Dtott-M < tout? thus
Uielill-liid, it provides, Article UI. '* X.i judicial powers,
except as coiumittiuit BMgletralaa in ciiuiiual cas? s,
shall be conferred upon any? oltieers otiu-r-ban than
iiienllohcd ill tin? fltlc, except such as may lie ueceassrt*
in toarae and cines, and lb?* judicial powers of ?iicn
..Hi..T*.,-u.i.l not extcud luriln-r than tue eoj/ulsau?*?- of
?.it. .*: -es -riataa under the nolle?- reeatottoa m Uta to i ua
.111.1 Cities Of the -lite." Ill IhtS CoUHlllllliOU tillTc ,?,
ilierrfiiiT. nnaartra laagaaga tortBddlag tbe Lagietotara
to lias-* any jiidii lui imwer Whatever in any ?ssiy BXecft
tin- eourta BMettonaa m tbe Bret par? ??f ibe( onetintioa.
Now. Be-eueaaSaad88 ?f the Eleettoe law of Ur7Saa>
doBbtedly preti ud to conlur judicial power upon tito
Ketiujiiioi H-uird.
The iinriicst penalty that can be visited upon an Amer
lean OillaiTB la dlsfruucbles-uienl. Now, what **oillil bo
said ot the statute puaai bv a Baattan Siate which?
should pioM.le tbat the vnt?*s of ail colored eltii? no
-iioit.il i.i n-'-ei*. tit add deisMit?*d in the imx but should
not l-e r.u.V.tened, and have no effect in ?1. Ii r
n..i.,n?- the eU-ctlou. Would not everybody call
that a palpable violation of (i.e ?i.irlt ami
purpose embodied in the Hftoeatb Ain.n.lnieiit t
Weald ii"' every lawyer ?ay ihat disfram i.itM-meut had
b.-ei. vii-.i. d in ibe remit,aad that to rete, aatba weaa
is u?<*il here in the Constitution, means not merely the
n?(hi to BaaeaM the ballet m me i??x, but to count u ami
make it ciiVctual m dnleiclalBg tbe n -uii of ':.e tleatlaa ;
aad ?auUdng ?huh mrenti tant m auy rd Uto siag?*s ui
Which the vote ts uncle effective ls-tw.-cn.lt.- Is liw put la
lhe halbii-hox and counted m tbe final reatilt, wolUil tie
in-?, mini. Now Iban, a power ?'tV.ic.l loaie
tiirnnifc Isianl to exclude the vote of a whole parish l? a
power to vlnit dlsfranchment ii|h?u the peopis of toat
parish, aud tint i? jtnlu-ial power, i her aie oy Uils law
to exclude votes under certain i-ir.-uuistaii? i.e. ana .!*?
|0 decide ll the circumstances exist. Is hot Cat au el
or. Ise of judicial power t
And a-',mi at un* sa) of tins secii-ui that it ? contrary
to the lli ?. principies of law and let lee, and ibe luaimie
of tin* ? iinstl.iti nulifion, and all tbe pniu*i|.les ol aeefc iy
that olio man sbouui Im* pui?i-.ue<l lor anotUer um.,'?
tau.L \ et in la iu -lana this is visited on a liions.iu?t p, o
|ilc at once mhIh-uI a baartag. The} tusy aa to 'he . rtl.-j
of tbe l?tnet ( otirt in then* csuutv and'And no i i'?i ,o
whatever which may ?lye a itiuiuiiik i*oard juiiadlciauu
(o pnx eetl, aud y?*t ih.it Un.rd. HIN) u.ile-i iwav. ?ltliitg
la aeeni if aaadto-Hgbri at aridaigbt, te exeiaa-ag tb u?
Votes, slid VIHltltlK U1?.U tltt-u_ lite Tel) eouse.|U.'licea
whlih vioubl lie VIBltoii IU ?* m*--tuen? e of the J.|i!?ui. a?
convicting ?hem of some cxnne. We s..y lor that naaon
that electleii Uw is void.
TH- LAW KXCKKDKI?.
Mr. Car)?entcr then ?aid, " lint let*%ia . Hti?-...le that tliat
law i? i?-a 'ectly 'a nl ; there I? md a man In hi? ? ..i> I
hink, 'li.-t will claim that ?ucb a law, vewliutt ?u B
?wei puiK ? o.is.*?|iii m .-? by the atl.ou of s board ?oie
?Hivd of four politicians, sitting alone sud te seeing
shouiti be ?tieuibcd iM-yond It? letter." He Una p?
, ee.lesl t.. m jo- Hen He '.?".ir.t did exon*Bd IIS Juri*-. ??
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