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THE NATIONAL EEPUBLICAN. TUESDAY MORNING. APKIL 10. 1877.
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this xonxixa: .yeitj ix bbiei:
Tlit Treatnry Der-Mtmeat it Inveitlgatlag tke
euitomi eervlee.
Th. Prettdtat hn aid! tk. apporntment.at.
lire, to th. Nerel Aeaaeny.
Tbe telepkone esklt-ttlen nt Ltaeola hall last
cvealng wat entire j saceettral.
Tb. Pretldent hee not reeelved eoj Informe.
tton direct from tb. LontilaQa eorntnlaalon.
Te-day U tb. day appoint! fortbe withdrawal
of troops frets th. stat.-boat. at Olambla.
Tb. Prealdent hu appointed Mr. Alonio fl.ll
al Altlilaot Secretary of tba Interior, vice dor.
bin, resigned,
It II rerr probabl. that MenteBegro will baata
tioitttlUee agalnlt th. Turka at th. expiration of
tbearniitlee.
Oeneral Oortlna li now la tbo hands of th.
lHes Government, nnd bai been taken UVera
Cnii for Intprlioameat.
Tb. Tarklih Parliament will aoon patltlon tb.
Faltan for th. recall and trial ofMldbat Taiha,
tbo banished Orand Vltler.
The annual commencement of th. Ifew Tork
Medical College for Women took place tonight.
There wer. nln. gradnatea.
Frederick Zlaamer committed inleldo by ahoot.
log tilmietf t brooch th. bead, at hit raeldeae.
on II atreet northentt, laat evening.
Nothing farther tai been developed la tba
Jewett tregeey. Awtde dllfereneeof opinion ex.
lata between the coroner and pol'co aa to th.
real came of Orrille P. Jewett'e death.
Th. Louial&an eommlltloa had a tall eonralu.
lion among thsmaelvea yeaterday, letting three
boora.dur'Dg which time the ctoora were elotod.
The balance of th. day wal taken op la recelTlag
the varloae delegatlonl that called npon them.
In New York yeaterday morning a xaaa Darned
Cornelloa Scanloa wai bound with a rope and
faVTled from a window by three Italian rag.
plckera rea'ding la tbe aame balldieg, whom ha
accused of Improper Intimacy with ate wile.
Scanlon died almeat Inltantly.
Daring funeral aerrlcea oyer the remalnaof tbe
late organlat, Mr. Scbmltx. of SU Pntrlek'e
Cathedral, N ew York, yeaterday, the drapery on
the orcan gallery caught fire, and a aerieue
1'inlc waa only prevented by tbe .tforta of the
clergy and the pretence of mlad of the Udlat
lteaent.
Batleii aajrt the Kcpubllcani cannotcsp
tare the next House. Bat Satlib b a
candidate for Speaker. t
TnE cartom-honsci of the United SUteg
are going to b oTubauled, and 70a can
tnuk that down u the trulh.
Tnins la a belligerent disposition shown
by the rtral Oorernors of Louisiana. They
seem determined to try conclusions bj
force.
Tns gluablowers of Ohio should not
strike, aa they propose; for they may break
something. It will probably be their
sayings banks.
A word to the Inflationists. Down in
lluenas Ayres lithogrsphr is cheap, but it
coats $9D0 per month in paper money Tor
board and lodgings.
A stroso movement is on foot anting
the New York and Philadelphia capitalists
to support Lxiido In his comlnc attempt to
obtain controlof the Mexican Government.
It is a settled fact that by the use of the
telephone man can talk across two States
with his mother-in-law, and tell her she
need not come until next year to mike
"that Tlsit."
TiLDUt's majority In Chicago lut fall
was 4,071. A few days since the Repub
licans carried the municipal election by
15,000 majority. What a terrible rebuke
this is to the electoral tribunal!
A ri.AS is on foot In Richmond among
prominent Republicans to submit the claims
of the rarious Republican applicants for
the post cOco to a primary election, at
which all persons of both parties may par
ticipate. It is hoped that not a cent of tbe several
millions about to be expended for Indian
supplies will be used to purchase fixed am
munition. To give the Indians fixed am
munition Is worse than giving s raring
lunatic the freedom of society.
TnK dissolving view continually pre
sented by tbe Legislatures in Louisiana is
interesting. Members desert their re
apcctlTS Houses and return with that dull
monotony which makes life simply spice
leas. It would be s good idea to drive
them Into their proper places with s trip
liammer. Tue Democracy of the North is down
n the dust, under the feet of tbe enter
prising thirty million citizens who make
the life and energy of that great section.
It the Southern Democrats want to fall
Into the same condition, they have simply
toconllnuethalr alliance with this whipped!
out clement
The other day the President told the
Becrctary of War to tell the General of tbe
Army to inform Hancock to order I'.ccir
to instruct Colonel Ula.ni. to have Captain
Dash csll on s corporal to take away the
cuard that has been tarrying about the
Columbia State-house, and the order will
be complied with to day.
Kkoteii Is the name of a man who has
been arrested in Arkansas on suspicion of
being old BEflOEB, who years sgo filled
the graveyards of Bouthern Kansas with
Ills mangled victims, lit came from Wis
contla, tod its Oalcsg JYfnM fsja tttt If
be hag do stronger claim taifcecaCaws
than that be was onto a tnenaVr of la
Legislature of that State, U is can to
insure bis death.
TtU Germane, In remembrance of Iks
great serrlces rendered their cnastryraea
in Paris during the Franco Praniax war
by Minister Washstjuix, are asw aixisss
to decorate bin with the highest order cf
German knighthood. Tbe deoratioa It
said to be worth fM.00-5. but oata Mr.
Wasuhcekk retires from oSoe he cunjt
accept. This is s temptation to retire aai
give some other fellow schaace-
Tnx Philadelphia imt rallies arnnl
the present Administration wi'-heatlaii
asm, aa followa :
Why ahoald era mot rally arwenS PrweSent
liana: soerg. bin In as. aaMi -ark b. fca
ttndertakeA, ana ly eopce. . wet jwieo nnl
forbearance aatlttiata lathe reemjIiaataa nf
1be ITaloaT What a glecieas tervamatm It
weald be to bia asmteletratiea If ho cull tear
tbe coantry. which he tans eUetynrtnS Sty etnSe
or eecthtn and rut, tranvaUlea. landiewt Sie
tioctlofta enaood, and th. rtgxoa c all eaen meat
cited ead protected T HJaapnu-aUaniarorivm-
a coaJBDmaUcio, and RIB the eityetrmypa
trtotie clUeeo Upremet. na rvalieauaa.
Tnc German papers deny that the pro
posed resignation of Prince Bisvicrx eras
tbe result of s disagreement with the Em
peror on tbe subject of Germany's txlaiiTl
with Russia, and that as UlesdeJ change
of policy toward the Papacy, or the fall
Ingout with Vox Srosra, Chief of the
Admiralty, had anything to do with the
Chancellor's retirement. Aa snwiZBag
aesa to Us tu health and strength sal risk
his reputation In s prolonged contest witk
the hostile eleacsU which opposed hit
favorite mespreacf refcmn, sad a derira
for rest and recreation, are the explana
tions given by those who aasarnc to know.
TnE recent discoveries made by the spe
cial agents of the Treasury rpetznext
bare opened np a mina of fraud wakh
Secretary Srebksw will work at aaia its
entire resources are exnasstcd. Tbe fraais
are chiefly confined to aUk jobbing gtoeues
in Ifew York city, and it is said that sail
lions of dollars hare been stolen trass the
Government by their tanialeat trssiao
Uons. When the exposure of this hot-bed
of corruption has been tbaroaikly saade.
it will prove to be one of the most gigantic
swindles ever perpetrated cpoatheCoT
emmest. The Treasury Department cfi
dala are pcahing the iarrstirttraa with
great energy, and the or ta, "Let ao
entity man escape."
Six Cart is in trouble. It is the way
with all who transgress, Saxrxx is a si!t
moneyman and naturally STsriciosxs. He
receives fifty thousand dollars with which
to purchase a Colorado mine, and faying
for twenty thou rand dollars he pockets the
balance. After aabUe the court steps ta
with its scales of justice pretty letxl sad
makes Saxczi. disgorge- To disgorge Is
not so bad as to be so disgraced, bet It is
said that the fining baits Sajrcxx taxe
than the latter. We ronintte Surtx
Cart as the Democratic candidate for Gov
ernor of Ohio. Tber wsnt a rasa wis
believes in soft money and likes a great
deal of it. ne will Cart the Sts for the
Republican candidate.
Tbe Covrirr Jnrn.il says that lbs re
sult of municipal elections hddiavarms
parts of the North within the last tew days
does not substantiate such Deaoaatie
hopes as built themselves upon (he
of a great popular reaction agiisrst the
Electoral Commission. There has beast
no reaction at all. Oa the eoafcary the
Republicans have, as a general thiag,
made encouraging gains. taaiiuMrmij is
Cincinnati and Chicago, where they swept
the field. Why is it! Can it be that we
have made the mistake of the orthodox
Kentucky 'Squire, who, bred to strict coa
structlon views of tbe One'rnrtVaa. re
sisted tbe bridge tax, carrying his appeal
from court to court, nnrH final jadgaeat
was rendered sgeicst him, and "-i say
ing, as bs counted out the araouat, tax, in
terest, coats and all. 'There'syoartasaey,
but far'well civil liberty!" Is the North
thoroughly debauched in iu politocsl
morals, or are we a set of 'Vlarned fooSsr
Was it Hates, and cot Tixsex, who gat
a majority of the votes actually polled at
the ballot-box! Is Joe BaADfjsrr s patriot
and a jurist, ahero and an honest tnaa after
all! The philosophic inqulsitlveness cf
this assures as that Watteesox stiS lives,
and that is something, whea wa think how
dull Kentucky will be after he is dead.
the n.niiiwoT or CBAiiBrawx
ASD JUS ALLIES.
There is no other human weakness equal
to the felly of the politician when coa
cersed for tbe safety of bis position. The
sanctity of bis honor, or even the salvstiaa
ofbissoul, is a matter of minor importiare
at such a time; and as for the secsrjry cf
the Bute, that u a consideratioahe lava
riably sinks Into the sands cf tbe atrial
which obstructs bis purpose. Death, tem
poral or eternal, is preferable to Tfri-.'
demise, and the grave presents no terror
to be compared with ttuyawaiagcaasa
of worldly forgetfumeas. To die and be
forgotten is tolerable; but to oatSve xaea
ory is the horror of bis being. True, it is
not agreeable to the mind of any one to
pass out of the general recoEectian, trattae
world cannot produce another diss which,
as a rule, will choose InfsTnons racatary
before honorable oblivion, lite that cf tba
politician. To live before tbe public eye
and dwell on the public lip be will accept
the reproach and scorn of both. The ex
perience of all nations aSordj -..
of Ibis, but nose so treqneally ss that of
free countries, where the sverage vet
aspires to distinction. There is ant a Cost
gresslonsl, legislative or school district in
the United Slates which has sot Its exxa
pies of this class men who are resea
bered only for their raistWdi la eans 1 1
become or to remain public characUrv
But perhaps tbe most striking Hlzstra
tion of tbe traits of the prams is la the
present attitude of the multitude of exjer
isgpollticiaatinlhedispatedsutea. They
have for s term of years wielded the pi -eis
of sovereignty which belonged to
others, apparently uxmblful thattaacae
would ever come whea they world be de
prived of their booty. They have beea
Governors, Senators, Reriresentaiives Fed
eral and Stale officials of Ugh and law de
gree all on usurped suffrages anl ttaVa
capital. But justice bsssaund iheaoart,
and tbe people have resolved that they
snail ply their vocations tut longer. Yet
when asked to retire from the aeeaes of
tbetr exploits, and promised yvtataot
tiey vobxaurily withdraw, they ingoleatrj
cahibit tie rersliar rpssQies for which
their etna is everywhere distinguished.
like geese petty Sanssora, each particular
staa sefrrs bold of the sorereiza fabric and
thmlrns to tery himself la lbs ruins of
tie State. Rather than to yield their
risers to these who rightfully claim them,
asd fas cot frcta the pubSe notice, they
vow rac'staace, and swear revenge upon
the ana that sustains the people of the
Stairs they have filched, in recovering their
own. And to accooapTua this they will
step at nothing bat that which Is strong
caccta to rcstraia loco. The welfare of
the States or the good of the coantry is
rclhiag to them; assuredly no", cbe they
woald have spared them and it the plsraes
of the past sad the perils of the present.
And ta resolving and re-resolvisg the ter
rible thbtgs they win do, they have grown
will, and rnaaltcat dktrnetktt.
VTee GovrraornAwrTos and bis rival
were here to match their strength, or rather
to place the rights of the people against
tlccUbsssf a person, and the people won.
as all kacw they mast and would before
the bar of patriotism, the quondam Gov
ernor auitiJercd. sad stated that he
aboald accept the sitsatioa with the best
viiesihte graces svgardiag his official career
as virrcalTy ended. So also asseverated
the dsttiaxoisaed sneeenot of the McDcr
ncs. Pixsssis aad Brnxas, of South
Carobaa, la the Senate cf the United
Stales the soloaof the adopted cUixen
aaipcf that Stats, sal Ug that he should
forthwith abjure fealty to aS other powers,
princes aad potentates whatever aad true
aDrgiaace give to Han-row. But, cruel
can. be reserved a rod for the Admlaistra
Uoa. which a avers shall be laid on with
ont stiat wlacue vtr Bs offending backbone
fa3s wilhia his reaca. There was then to
be pace between aiaa aad HAxno J, bat
war trpca the President.
Bat a change has come over the spirit of
'vf!"""r" tew a,t rfeiAnttrf.il 1 In
Sonb CsroGaa. A new resolve has Uken
pewatuJAi cf the vsaralshed breast, and
eeewhvilittnKtCntVt UTTaI wlfh Via.
ElwOdcrBrat sad boffrtrng The asinine
csrxag which was to scourge the Preai-
deat tor restoring liberty to the State b
itxiLlled with bovine rertpensitiea, and
there la to be a strong game of in
tiaa'ihtioa, played. Uaoutos is not to
be ernbraced. btrt chastened with the
Prtsodeat, and Notrtnera sympalhirers are
to be toescned by the spectacle of expiring
saisraor. At least saca as the hope. But
Ucwr opinion a3 this talk of further coa
UU arQ tare, oat to be the bluster that
ptrcedes tie Uabber ot weakness. After
to-day the tone will be miller again, and
scest to aole will be heard but that of sab
ssJssxst asd aaseat. It will not matter,
lowevrr. If CHAssxxxAric chooses to
resaaia la Ike State-hoose it IsIaAxrTOSi's
iateaticato let him alone until he b ready
to Opart la peace. It a only a question
of time. It will be la keeping with the
recced of their kiad if the CaAXaxnLAls
Crisis are in tint their poaitibea belbre the
penple to the latest possible moment, at the
cost of diirrace asd lafaaty. If they have
bo reeowa for kotsora&le deeds, they still
win have mcxitnj tjrwratoinc-
JTO JXiCr IS TOE TJiST CSTIL
AFTKje ITXC.
Beaia aad Turkey are straining every
nxrveU get nady for the hastily approach,
iaxaraaed conflict. Rxrttr Pasaa b for
war. aad so b Goctsctlaioit sad Count
SraocTaiorr. Tha CagUsh press, which
has beea characterized by peaceful utter
aacea for the past month, srys stow that
cvilyoae thing appears certain. IfTorker
yields to an lhatlitmia ever demanded,
reace b asaared. If ahe doss not yield,
war b IseTitshle. sad atnie? will in sD
ttbtjSxj erarisifTtrei wtthin the next til
weeks, atoatecegro seems determined to
raSbrre ler dcraaads for Spues and tha
right beak of the Sloratscha river. These
dczsastcs Ttnkey win not comply with.
This cakes peace between Turkey and
olonteaexra impratrible. aad without it
there b ao hope for peace between tha
Ccrsack aad Xuasabaaa Powers. The
TcrkisL acd Kcasiaa antharities fully
ccopreaexd this perplexing situation;
sad are actiag ia accordance with
6. The mmmamltT In chief of the
Salua'a army 09 tha Danube ass gone
into the Ceil, aad simabaaeeas with this
rdhoventeel we find the Prnssiaa cornniaader
of the army cf the frontier hiateainr. to
lleriyrr PrthtoaaKimecoramaud. With
this ranis tcotts and threiteaiag ma
rxravre comes the cry frost Constantinople
that tie war party openly resists the signing
of tie rtrecioto, aad wQl not accede la any
xsanxer to the deneaads of the Cxir. It is
sail that aa agent is oa his way from the
S-laa to St Petersberg for the purpose of
cejciiatiag terms of disarmament with
Krari Tab win result ia a disagree
laest. asd win only hasten the rupture
which rastst sooner or later take place. It
b idle ta talk of peace between these Pow
ers catu after war. for there are ao terms
which wQ satisfy the ti.e of the
belllrerest parties of either coaatry, and
these parties sre now tie ruling and con
treSiag elcsafnta.
ont gzrxtteyTATires abroad.
It is said that there win he a thorough
reorgitirtath-ri of our diplomatic service
wilhia the next year. From the character
asd apparent lirttrmiaatioa of Secretary
Evaxts we believe that be win use his
Lest endeavors to Improve the ptraraasl
of ottrd-prtvnstir reprfacatal.-on, Ia speak
ug of this matter SVsi' Jmadjy lines
atys that it would be aa objectionable
feaare should oar Ministers abroad have
Kane little knowledge of foreign languages,
especially the French, la addition to other
Hcexaary srrriixplShmtnts. In the Ger
caa eooatriea it would not be a crime or a
daadvaatage ahoald the Aaerkaa Batnis
trrs cc CortmH be able to speak a little
Gerssa. even though it might savor some
what cf the Taakce twang or Western
provtMsaiam. A sSght acquaintance with
Iffi'e Ieratsre. ancient aad modern, gome
falsi conception of science and art, a small
knowledge of astory and a little aprink
Eag of ialsmtfnnil Uw woold not, la oar
oriaios. isjare the geaeral representation
of oar coaatry abroad.
To properly fin a first-claai appointment
Anr.'ri require a kirk order of personal
aot edacattosal sompIishraents. Occa
sionally, as ia the cases of Mr. Xotlet,
Mr. Rtscsorv. Mr. Sewabd and. perhaps.
1 sVsT &esl la&mia or leRtn U
seat abroad, but these are rare and excep
tional cases. The men who can run a Con
gressional district, buy op a Legislature,
drink a dozen cocktails before breakfast,
elevate their feet higher than their heads
with ease and gracefulness, tract a map of
the Mississippi river and its estuaries with
tobacco juice over their non-tmmaculste
shirt bosomg, play 'Mraw-poker" all night,
whistle cat calls, '-put beads" on their an
tagonists and personally possets a sovereign
contempt for all grammatical and polite
education, are, unfortunately, much more
prixed for diplomatic preferments thsn
eminent scholars sad refined, cultured gentlemen.
Tits sEPVBticAjf orrosirwx to
TUE ADSttXISTItATIOK.
It bss been stated thst President Hates'
policy meets with objection from the radi
cal element of the RepubltcWparty, sad tbst
it win be fiercely assailed In tbe next Con
gress. The opposition to It which wag
expressed by Senator Blaise no doubt In
dicates tbst on this subject there It an hon
est difference of opinion among Republi
can leaders. It can hardly be expected
that Senators MoRTorf, Blaiiie, snd the
ether gentlemen who prefer theorlffer in
r to the ittariter i' mods, should yield the
policy which they have defended ao long
and so earnestly without feeling that their
efforts bsve been wasted, snd that In an
entirely different theory ot treatment of
tbe Southern esse a reflection is east upon
them. But while this may possibly be the
fact, vet It does not affect the motive be
hind, nor does it Indicate that the policy of
either of these leaders, or of the President,
is correct, Tha matter of right bnot of
this or tbst leader, but of Itself. A differ
ence as to iu interpreUtlon msy be hon
estly held by each faction, and yet both
have the same end In view. We believe
that this b tbe attitude of the Republican
opposition to President Hates. There b
no saUgonlam to him, but only to hit)
policy. If, however, It shall prove to be
the solution of the problem, or even val
uable la any degree, we do not think any
one wDl rejoice more heartily in hit guc
cers thsn the Senators aad others whom'
tbe newspapers-are now endeavoring to
bring Into antsioslsm to the Admlnbtra-i
tion. President Hates and Senators
Blaise snd Mobtoh are after the same
object, namely, the pacification of the
South, ir they differ ss to methods, it
dees not follow that they are aaUgoalsts,
and In fact, President Hates baa acceded
to them that his plant are experimental,
and subject to "modification. The wide
gap In tb e party seen by some is, therefore,
a mere -vision of the imtglnstlon.
csizr house's bcrrbxder.
The Sioux srtr teems to be at sn end.
Old Csazt Horse, with bis fierce Ogs
lalas and Arraphahoes, have corns into the
agency, leaving a few Chcyennet snd
Simno Bull, with a few warriors In the
field. These sre ttid to be hurrying to
ward the British possessions, and will
probably take refuge there to escape the
troops, which they believe are punning
them, bat which are In reality not within
a hundred and fifty miles of them. The
question bow irises: What commission
had SrOTTEO Tail to treat with or Influ
ence those Indians to come in; and if any,
what were the conditions on which they
surrendered t Certainly the Government
cannot gnat immunity to such s danger
ous warrior ss Craxt Horse. His lut
year's depredations snd hostility have cost
the Government many valuable lives aid
millions or money, and bis punishment
should be prompt snd severe.
A COMPARISON.
There b a paragraph floating through
the press, which announces the startling fact
that during the last e'ght years property in
South Carolina under Republican rule has
decreased in value 155,000,000. From this
fact we turn snd point to tho following
truth : Property in Missouri during the
last four years under Democratic rule has
decreased In value over 1300,000,000. How
do the two compare, and In which party
b reform most necessary t This comparison
caa be extended further, and quite as fa
vorably to the Republican party. The
municipal debt of Phllsdelphls under
Republican rule is not one sixth ss Urge
ss that of Ifew York under Democratic
domination. Thus It U with every city In
the Union. Where Democracy reigns, mu
nicipal and State debu are increased with
amaxing rapidity. Reform b necessary.
DRIFT OF rUBLIC SEXTJUBST.
The drift of popular feeling, ss evidenced
by the recent municipal elections, tells the
agreeable story that tbe Republican party
bonce more united and strong. In the
last Presidential election the large cities of
the country gave Tildes majorities which
were amazing: but these same cities bow
repudiate the Democracy, and roll up fine
majorities for tbe Republican ticket. Dar
ing the past fifteen yean tha people hare
never lest faith in the Republican party,
snd their recent expressions of approval
are significant, snd wits politlcUnt will not
be slow to heed their Import,
rZKSOXAL
Gov. C. round, of Wisconsin. Is at the
Ebbttt.
John E. Keyburn, of Pennsylvania, u si
WlUard's,
S. G. Wjokoop, of New York, It ttoppinr
stth.lmp.riai. '
General L. P. Uraaam, U.S. A., and wife,
an at th. Ebhltt. '
O. IT. Perry, jr., of Lowell, Mass., ta stop.
plsgatWUlard't. r
Sol Smith, or New Tork, registered at the
Imperial yeaterday.
Geo. U. A vera, of Philadelphia, arrived at
WIlLuiI'a yeaterday.
Julie J. M. rugh, or Columbna, Ohio, Is
registered at Ue Ehblu.
Edward Archer, of England, registered at
th. ArLngtoa yuterday. m
Joaeph Slllfrmas, the New Tork banker. Is
n gaett .r th. Arlington.
Governor Thomas C, Fletcher, of St. Loula.
Me., It .urtered at the Ebbllt.
Major Jacob Wagner, of North Carolina,
arrived at th. Eboltt yeaterday.
Gen. Jodson Kllpatrlck and family, orN'ew
Jersey, hare roema at tho Ebbllt.
Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Thompson, of Mew
Tork, have rooms si tb. Arlington.
Dr. and Mn. Alex. TnnaUll, of Norfolk,
Ts-, are sojourning at tbe Arlington.
Oeneral John G. Mitchell, of Columbus,
Ohio, la among the gaeeta ef the Ebbllt.
Mr. E. L. Davenport, Wise Geraldlno Itaye,
aad airs. May., an ngutend at th. Arlington.
Gen. James A. Dutnont, SuparvtsfuE; In
epector (leaenl of Steamboats, It qnsrtorod at
the Ebhltt.
D. Moore, New Tork: J. L. Webster, New
Otluna; J. W. Lnwlnr, Naahvlllei J. E. OslH.
more, Itlrktnmdi A. War.. Phliadelphlei K.
toasastr.BgjuataTtjaa.UUIiasex, s'wiMtlstiaj'
A, tawrence, K.w Y.rk. TV, 8. Herbert, la.
dlana, and vr. It. Jaekeen and wife, Manchester,
arrived at the Imperial lletol yesterday.
Prof. Elltha Gray) Sobers Strakoaeh, One.
ItMlhitid. Big. M.Tetllapretra,s. Trebling and
Mite Kellcgr, or tb. telephone tnnpe, wen
regutered at Wlllirl'i ytiterday.
Charles Amorv.'Doetnn! 8. Sherwood and C.
W. Uaert, New Yorkr Cnarltt Fill. Kew trr.
leent. En.! Mr. aod Mra. William It. t!rocker,
New Tork! II K. Vatlenllne, Ilreoklyni K. W.
nan a4 lamuy, Whitehall, rr,r.r-A. auataar..
New York: sir. and Mrt. II. N. JtOt and II. It.
Ionderback, Philadelphia; end K. V. Malhew.
aen. Holland, an among the arrtvale at the
Arlington.
Among the arrivals at the F.bUtl yesterday
n A.U.Nnma.jr.er NewYortiJ.ilWnke.
neld and J. linnben. Cleveland, Ohtoi J. W.
Iarjee, New Yorki E. II. l'artont. 8tlt l.eke
Illy: J. T Iong, Indlaoapollii E.1I. Iord and
If. tir-edon. New York: A. I.. Uongor, Akron.
Ohio; Slontromery la. Parker and Mrs. rt.
Wneelon. New York Oily: W. P. Ilodcet. SI.
Eonlt, Mo.; D. N, Ilertolette, eel II. U. I'orMo,
V.8.A.
lion. J, W. POopcr, of the old and wealthy
German mercantile boate of il. Ilaekfeld A Co,
Itonelnln. Hawaiian lalaada, nnd eontnt rer Rat
taatthatport,haatieeia geeit at th. Ebbitt
Hoot, for aomedaya, having .Blriat tmalneat with
tbe Rnttfan Mlalater, from whom h. bat rrc .ived
ometal and personal ronrtetlee. Uoaaal Pflager
vltlte New York, rrtn Ihenn will retnn I. Men
FranclKo and tak. the ateamer Ut his besntlfnl
Itlaad home.
Mr.It.W. Mitchell, the well-known "Rob
t!rolghton"of the preaa, baa been aelecud by
Secretary Sebnn aa bia privet, secretary. Sir.
Mitchell It one orthe Bnett etenographere la tall
eoantrr. He terved na eteaonvaphor to thoOonrt
ol Alabama Ulalma lor two yeare aad n half. At
a writer Mr. Mitchell, nndcr th. cognomen of
"Hob Crelgblon." baa wen well-deterred celeb
rity, and aa a bumorona pangnpblat b. ts th.
Iter or !pwtt, Irardotte, Ungorr, Uatlin aad
llalley. Mr. Kcbon will And la Mr. Mitchell n
competent and able private aecnUry.
J. W. MeKcnnore, Philadelphia: A.W.Tin,
nay, Uroeklyn, N. T.I Wellealey W, llage, Now
Yotki Ukarlea Klela, Philadelphia; Chattel II.
MnUln, reantylvnnlat J. P. Woolman, MonUna;
Ueere. K. Ayera, Philadelphia; Amos Rattey,
sad Ueon. It. Smith, New Yerkt J. M. im.k.
h.ld, Iond.n: John U. Pure and rraak U. Out.
ton. llotlon; U. Stapl.t, Newport, K. 1.1 E. K.
Parker, lloaton; Charlee E. Cemn, Maryland;
Thomae tr. Walter. Pbiladelpble: William J.
EMnaeil, New Jerteyi Oeorge A. Balet, P.n.
eylvanla; William IL Clan and wire. New York.
and J. H.Stnralta nnd wlltj, Michlgnn, an among
th.anltaUatVuiard'a
J jr.i.Y notXD wirn a jtoi-k .ixn
ItVItLKD MOM A WiXIHHT.
OmtnUnaBeaalnn'.TniTlknEnil I earring
tan KanUly nglUUna Bnckplt kare Lnynly
Wntuan, na tTenni.
tBrTeltgTaph I. tbe KatUatl Itepebllcta.)
New Toss, April 0. At 320 o'clock this
moraine, as officer Nation, of the Fourteenth
precinct, was pslrolllnx; Mulberry street,
when aesrly opposite No. 41, an Italian named
Dominique Wymaa,a etnet swe.per,csmo out
hurriedly and Informed him tbst a man lay
murdered In the yard at the rear of the alley,
way. 1 he officer rapped for aseletance, and
en entering the yard a stnnge spectsele pre
sented Itself a body almost Inanimate, with
the aide of the face beaten nearly to a pulp,
and Barged with a clotheall'ne
It was securely bound band sod foot and
nndered Incapable of movement. A few pul
satlonswen still visible, bit there wss com
plete uncontclouiaeis. The body was con
veyed to the sutlon honse, sad the omeen
returned to the bunding, which Is a rickelty
tenement, and went up sUln. On the third
floor a door and et fndow were found open, and
Catherine Fox and Catherine Session wen
found awake, aleeplng fa different apartmenu.
On the next floor below eight XUIIaas were
found eegsged In a lively conversation.
On Inquiry It waa ascertained that the In.
jnrrd man was the husband or Catharine
Scanlon, and the rope waa traced to the
owDcnhlp of three ILaliaaa named Angelo
CLUela asd Felix Chllela, cousins, and Angelo
Guaroo. Cfrcumstsnces pointed to a rout
murder, as It waa known that the woman
Scanloa was carrying oa Improper relations
with one of th. Itellsns, An-elo Chllela, and
she did not msnlfcst any perturbation oa be.
Ug aroused by the police. Wymsa'saKI he
bean a heavy thud as orthe sound of a falling
body UXore he went lata the yard, and that
he lelt aatlafied that CalleU waa an aocessory
at lca't to his attempted murder.
The oreti window atl the piece of Its frsme
by which Session's body was tied suttalned
the theory or murder,
Alice Wall, residing U the nouse,conflrmed
Wytnan's story U all Its eeeenUal partkn'ara.
Tbe three Itallsns, with the witnesses, were
arrested. They were brought before Justice
KUbretb.
Angelo Chilela and Angelo Guaron are man
orswstthy complexion, low la etatute.and re-
Jiuleavo ra pLyatognomy. Their elodtlnc and
area wen filthy. They were unable so apeak
English, but plead "not Entity." While
tbe investigation was (roUg on word was re
ceived from the Chambers-street hoepHst that
Scanlon was desd, hsvlne died then at 10:16
o'clock this morning. As he wss uncon
scious from the time of his entrance Into the
hot pltal until be died he made no anit-tairtttn
atatement.
Justice Kllbrtth directed to bsve the pris
oncn remanded to await the production of
farther evidence, and the oftieen are now
engaged In that way at tbe scene of the out
rage. MEXICO.
titn. Cortina Taken to Vera Craa torn lm.
prlMnment llle Eir. Dell.end to k Sr.
in llm ILnnde of Dial.
tBy Telegraph to the NeUonil ltepohtleta.1
MlTASioKAS, April 9. Gen. Cortina left
this cily lstt night with a Strang escort for
the mouth orthe Bio Grande, where tfcesnb.
qucatly embarked on the Mexican man-of-war
Liberia, to be conveyed to Vera Urns, where,
It la believed, he will be placed in the Castle
or ejan Juan d'Ulno. His friends sre rejoic
ing Uat be is beyond the control of Csnalea,
snd feel conOJent his life Is ssfe In the hamlt
ot the Diss Government.
Trouble Among Ohio GUee ISlowen and Cone
Miners,
tnyTeleertpbtothe INatlonal Republican.)
New Tour, April 0 Advlcea from Zanes-
vllle ttat. that th. wiad.w glatt btowen of that
elty have aotlned their empleyen that they eball
atrlke unlets aa Immediate adraan le made In
their wagea. Tb. arm of Karne a Uerdmaa.
which employs one hnndred men. will ahnt down
their workc le-dny II n compromlt. ennn.t be
efleeted. They eute that the workmen an new
abla to make from alx ta eight doltare a day, nnd
that in the present condition of the market any
higher ecalo or price, caaaotb. paid. Tbeywen
able Friday night le pnvall upon the men to
blow oat the potl nlnady melted, bat farther
than that no dltpoeluoa la manifeeted by either
party to make eoaeeatloas. The nndentandlag
at ZaaeavUlo la that the etrlae la to beoome gen.
enl thro.gbont the coantry.
Labor tnnbleaof n aerioat natar. en alto
nportod mm the coal-mining ngloa of YeaghU
gheny. Gate. Cnry In Trouble A Caen or Mitplaend
Connd.nc..
fBrTelcsrephto the Keueoal Bepablicaa.)
CiitcixnaTi, April P. A case of some In
tentt. Uniting the chsraeterof Uta. Samaal
r. Cary, hat jatt been decided In the nnrta ben.
The auilwaa baeed npon n ebsrge tbst Uen.
Cary had taken adranug. af th. ooalldenee re.
poeed la him by n nnmber of indlridnala who
mod. heavy laveatmeats In n Colorado mlae.
Tbe court found thai Uen. Cary bad agreed with
hla ataoctatea and partnen ta the eoterprit. u
bay lb. min. for their common benefit for S50.00O,
took tbe money to bay It nt their agent, boaght It
for SiOOO, end divided the belann betweenlilm
eelf and bia nephew. The balanroof Sa,ooo tbe
court decided matt to aceoanted for by Cary to
the aubacrlhen of Block.
A Itoaolutlon Eapnatlvo o( Gratitude to
rrntMontllayoannd Wife Ad.pted by Urn
Nate EngUnd Conference.
tByTetrgrapb to tbe MaUoaal Bcpubtlcan.
Bostow, April . At tbe session of the
New England Conference of the Melhodlat Kplt.
copal Church IrMlay, n reaolntlon wat adopted
eapretilvoofgntlladtto Pnltdeat Ilayeeand
lady for banliklag lienor Inm their pabllo and
Erlvale reception!, and it waa ordered that a copy
e tent to the Pnaldent.
Another DafeeUvo llrluge And n Fatal Acel.
deal oh. BoaattTboro.f.
fBy Telegtanhto tbe NaUoaal Bepablk-aa.)
Cxevrr-iKD, O., April 0. A faUl accident
occurred to-elght en the Tnscanwaa breaek or
Ue Clereland nnd Pittabnnr nad. Aaatnla
was eneeteg tbe beidgn nearMalvtn, the brldgn
eve war pteolpilaung tbe engine lute the one a,
11111. the firemen. jeaaooHham. and tarlautly
( tpjaitsf taxtaseratarfe ltMra,
A GERMAN'S COOIiSUIGIDE
A. lilttArrOtWTKI trttCK-HKKKXM
rvrsA tiVLT.r.TZnntHnxAn,
End r tl. TrenMM f rrtl9rlk Xlmi
Ilttl-ttftt ant. Awl UiwAittl
Tracle lemth mt IJ Owi Ttirntweslta.
A ud wUtcUe. rtmarkkUe for the aellbenvte
rrtOiirf wilt, wliiefc It vnwmkt.vittfCM
the lohabittoti of tbe thlo.y-rtti& Bectkra af
Ihecltyhitbf p.tjhLbOThcod of ElcrraUi unfl
Ffttreeti northeMt lut rrenliifr. Mr.rrrft.
trick Zlmmer, mldiog at No, 1113 F street
Dortheait, aboat 7 o'cloct, came to Ihofnnft
door of hU bouM, and xalllsuc nelcblior m
to htm ld : 'V tbow yoa how It i. flnnt.'
With tbla be rrotluoed ft rrrolTcr, anfl plactnc
It at Lla own temple fired, and fen a rnrie
aeroM thethresfaoM. 7lmmer1iadlaeodrlDta
Imj durlntr tbe day, romtnjr home towarda
night. lie haa ltred alone with tU wlte la
Tnx morn
where he tame ao trastcallr to death Tor aev.
eral yeart. It la a am all tw 0-40017 &ame
house on tbe north aUe of T atreet, -near
M.rjland aretitie. Tbe ft rat floor, front room,
h fitted op aa (ftttcerr and TartiMy ton and
the rood wlfeofthebonaehaa, la addltluato
her hooaehold dotlea, manacd the atnre aoQ
built tip fjnlle a comfortable little trade wUh
tbe Ddfchbora. In tha rear of tbe etore la j.
little ahop, where Zlmmer, whs la a hoe
maher, haa piled bta trade and bent Jila form
o-er tha dilapidated ahoea oftfce reaidtrataiif
Eart Waahlnrton. Zlmmer and hla wife tiavr
In thH way ied ladnitiiona Itrca, and -peace
and bapploeaa bare relrnel In tbe little -ra-liety
store and the contracted mnoe ahop.
About a month ko, or about the time of ibe
cbanf la the atdmutstnttoa, Zimmer became
rratleaa and dUconteated, and made
avrruciTiOK won k. Qomsuzvr ranriei.
of eomtklnd. He baaed lile claim pon3iia
unite In the Union army d urine the war.
Detns an oceurceacful cJTioe-arelrer lii trlenda
attiibnte hla anlctde to dUaprtractTit. Slm
the time heect the ofllce ferer nlaawl nnfi
hammer hare lain Idle moat of the lime.
Within tha put twoweekahe Laa been con
trolled by an uoaoootjntable frenzy nt timet,
and waa apparently labOTinff tinder an aberra
tion of the mind.
He haa been violent and abmrre, and laa
threatened to km hlmaelf and wffo. HI poor
wife hardly bettered that lie would carry troy
part of hit threat Into exocmloa, sat the
tragedy of laat night demooatratea how tin
rlbly In earnest ha waa. When he came name
last ermine there waa avothtnjjx inmsnal mboot
hla appearance, except that ne fcal Jretm
drink laro Hla wUswaa not awsra that lie
bad coUen the pfatol. The first ahe knewf
It waa tbe load report.
with nbk-h Zlmmer shot himself waa a CaltH
larfie armr rtTOlrer, carryln) 1 ball of larfa
calibre. Three of the chambers were loadad
at the time. He placed tbe muzzle f the
-weapon cloee to hla bead, hlph u over the
right temple, and the bullet cntfah-dtnrotich
bia akull, Ulllnj; him Instantly. Tbe .report
or the pistol startled the wlrht0Th0Ail. and a
wocdettng and quesUoiiIiuT crowd -rapidly col
lected about the house. Tbe body -of the aui
eldewas carried from the dooratcp, where It
fell, tnto the bedroom Inside. The poller -were
quickly Informed of the occurrence, andlsten.
Unant Kelly made an lnVeMleatkm. JLn .In
quest wil 1 be held this mornlnx. -Zlmmer
waa a man of about -fl fry yrait fir
age, and quite generally respected. He wax
of rather alender bulld,wUh hair iijiTlnk3ed
with tray, and ajwt nupleaaaut face. He baa
llred alone with hla wife lo a house onF atretit
for a lotia; time, barloi a rrown fiautbter 3n
te dty married to John Gild, a ivortlrj
butcher, nia disappointment as jin nfllce
aeekerls pruersUy gltea by his irieiids nstbe
cause of the suicide.
A Decoration Taaderetl t Klnlkvlvr 1Tb1h
bnrne
BrTcltMmih to Ue ItsUoiiiI ItsTpiiliIlraii.
Nnr Tonr, April !. The German Oomro
ment,thronKhtU Ambasiador at rarla,baataa.
dercd to Minister rashlnrue the dsoorationar
no or the high ordera of Oormaa avmicbtbwut. m
a reccmltloa ol bia aerriooa to tbe saflortDc-ar.
mans In larta pondinr tho aviotro duntnc tno
Franeo-PniMlaa war. Jtr. Waahbarno Jua dtn
rormed tbe Uennan axiaister tbero that waller
tba OonitltaUoa of tbo United lstateane easnot
accept tbla docontion; but tho MUiatftrTotttviai
It for aalm. In cast be ahoald decide lo rotiro inna
office, Tbo deooraiion is aaJd to bsve out HWica,
aad to coatala costly tliamoada and otber preetoua
SpottM Talls RotwirnSarrwttitlor ml Ormt
none and Bis Batttt eif lftt Xadlautav.
tBy Telraraph to tbe Kstloul BcpubllCaUaO
New To a a, April .'.A Cheyenne fllsjiatch
ol the sth tays t Spotted Tall has arrirad oxtnia
SKeacy tromthf mlaalontotho hoarUlcs, rtnctnc-
witb bin Crsay Horse and 1,100 matiuwomen and
children, who hare amrradered. Tbla lemTw
oalytbo Obeyennca eatatlUontfae warpatn a
tale department. A larr Torre of tnaina baa
ttetnciaUatedat the agencies to brtnx tbern ta.
Tbe Sluux war !n that department of the riatte
acems to be near a final termination now.
Aa Attempt ! Start a Crooked WUsVySUll
la Brawokljat,
(IrTrlrcriphtothe Katloasl ltepahtlna.1
Nrw Tone, April. An attempt to start
an Illicit wblfkydiatllleryat thoconiaTorikrDaa
wayaadMlddletimatreeta. Brooklyn, waa frus
trated to-day by United States deputy eollBotors,
who made a doscest on the plan and enpiand
3,rtlIooaetmaavh,tab4 and other iiarartbsr.
naliaofUado.
Tub ITosTas I xuitK. General Sherman
yeaterday seat tbe Mlewlacrepsjtotbadiajpatab
trom Ocniral Sbertdan, aanooneina: that some
l.tVOO besute Indians wore eemlns; la smdertbo
euidanco of Siottod Tall aad tbeseont JeoJS.ar.
C.Ttlle:
lliADq'aa Aavr or Tne TJitTren SrsTea.
. . . WAamoTOK,AiirUi,18T.. i
OfHtrml r. II. Skrridan, Ckionpo;
Your dlipatcb annoonelnr tbo comtnc ta nf the
Indians la received and fnl&Us your iirodlstlon.
Now will there not be too many at lied Cloud and
SgtotUd Tall aceneioi to bo fed and mardsd
cfonomlrsUy? Oaght not these areacles to te
ttOTedrlcht away to the netebborheod of Fort
iCindall where one dollar will m fBrtherthan
three or fonrdollara will at the aaarmeiM ii
I alder, these two ag-eneios are in JN'obrmsta and
most he mored sooner or later.
, . . W.T.&HnMSW,Oeneral.
Ibe Inalsn Bureau would favor an immediate
removal If there were the neceaiary worehousea.
ate., aad It Is possible that tbe War Itapartmeaa
may bo able to furnish tno-aeMnamoiiuunis.
Commissioner Smith and Uoneral Sherman will
bare a conference on this anbjoct ahartlr,and
there msy be some arrancement made for Uiot.
moral of the Indiana to some point where aup.
riles ran bo forwarded hy water Umntnartatloa,
boa aavlng- larce expenditures lor land cmrriae.
roouxa nrn xorzjzs.
now Shm Arelded a LwaaveTaUac Soea
wltba lMoreWAjtammJrv.
Last Sunday night a number of young men
dressed in fsnltlass attire, purple vesta and Ana
llosa, were gathered at the depot t bia a tearful
and a ffoctlonau farewell to Visa JeOrer-lu,
a lady who, during ber one week's engagement
here, had managed somehow or another to cause
a large number or yaang mem, and soma old ones,
to become wfortunate TlcUma of a Ttolant mail
wsll-stabllsbed regard for ber, and, tntrmnaly
entvuth, each Tletlm ivllgteualy boliorad that bia
psiilon was reciprocated. When tbo time r
rlred for tbe trslnto roll away trom the dejiot
each of these admirers strained his eyes and
atretehedhleneek up Union atreet to catch atgtat
ot Min Lew I , but la rala, and for the best na
aon In tbe world she did not turn up. At least
halfadosen meawbo expected to take bar to
dinner at four o'clock were there to reeolre a
bnal tnterrlew and an ezplanatloa, and nstbey
sooared up and down tbe train in search of tho
ob)ettf tbelr admiration, they preseutsadatbar
eugbly enjoyable.slgbt to numbers of persons
artuaIntOtf with the emnmstanoes. tmeoldlel
low SHi red tbe engineer that Atlsa Xjewlswaaa
little late, and offered bin $10 to delay the train
UTsmlBQtoStto wbieh the prMoiedriror only ro
plled, "Ob, yon be d d," and iiulllng open tba
throttle vslrs of the engine, started oil oaTefu.
Istloatlme. Vsiions reasons were aaaOgnedlar
tho non-eppesranooor MUs Isewla. Isast nlrtrt
ttwas reported that aha haa walked ta Ould
11111 tosToid tbe bother of bidding number uT
Inastlcs goodbyr and others, who prolssasod to be
posted, said that abe was driven to Ueno wtth ber
agent and took tbo traia at that place. Tbe
real foots sre tbst Hiss aUewis, dstermtaad -on a
lark.'areepud twelre Inritattona to dinner, and
then, dlagulted aa an old woman, rot on the
train unreooa-nlied by any ena,enjoylagtbsfun
t broach a jir of silver rimmed naotaelee.
Never mind, bora. Kin Jean Clara VartersJs
eomtngupthls week.-r.rrra' Crenr(e.
A portrait ol tha Hon. Oeorge B.Loringls
aboat U be placed wlU those ef the otherea
CwW'titi of the MiMiphuwtti SfttjUs la Ha
auvijifltBfttpH"v w 9 ,8
JMwnxnr
TlteSWITawuihihcaail-rseai sttimwftnlaTr.
WBiitaiAwtthaanttamaaqpimeaaas ttiasv
TChe stlmwra itaTaawr tPwawii, flu U afthw .lsia
ewn, TEd Daiisn -e ens' slattriRr Ba niiw beirome
Ipartty ametnTOOiatanwIL
Tbe city aff CliMumifHttiTjfh- has tBimr honw
tlnta ariB tottff HLfOnauimtm atuwxnui anit tnit-t-ntw
S.lClmUTUM.CHUTlttll. v--.vunw.
ziSJXKltismnwLv&vatit TttrT'iTTiTTfTt'niffiii fin me is
Tnissnie. ffttttouufaiint air iirw tumn aasaesamuawl
tTj viuraifsB jynung .UnSta.
.nnilianill aft, wTescern. ellir'wlSl.im m
HmtUty BiMrmUn tUfcairiTUlsTCTn, ttan Bw Bops tana
snmi ntTtiinnimaijjffivMrfwtlJl &SBlnKrtwtUlia r
WtYfWW? LtlWDC.
n asOTtfflls-nariiB Hn ZanMimM sre a $mm
nnrwnnd ttTneUta; 111114 nuMB UxtSlw tTUItahlaAat.tiaw
and emauTUMtwaeas tsawrw BaMUQiBUaill Ttt imsstu.ji
in tbe ftjarmtatti lmtpu.
TiMijniisUiiT gllBnnActitrw anr tUtt DtrwC
airwyfilhr iln ttlie mittiiOTdl Uiiwiwuiutnu Onn Et la
SrwiBithinaMiawg tar Bitw. atr outatr ww ttw msv
nhwntoaaannaiifcStt miar ) toemtetnti tntta Bar
nry.
flnTSwvTwtsbraminiall umithrttlmt of Wit
riovps .aatsnnjuui JmamBaairv wtTuavBec, tbiawi.
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