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London, England, 1869-05-11 00:00:00

tided to postpone the case till next session.
Mr: Smalley returned to the charge in a letter dated
April 5. He states that the scandal circulated some
years ago in Madrid, and then hushed, has now be-
come public. Thinking Mr. Hale would go at the
end of his term, the desire was to let him leave un-
stained by this charge, but his demand for another
term has exhausted even Spanish patienv,, IS
Smalley, after giving the Official • statements sub-'
stantiatiug the charge of introducing contraband
goods under his diplomatic franchise,
.says he knot
the story for some time, and he trusted the dis-
grace which affects the country of which Mr. lisle
is the representative might have been spared, but
the action of the Cortes has made secrecy impos-
sible. Now he hopes, and so do I, that Mr. Mile Will
bolAy meet and refute these charges. A card hag
been published in the Tribune from Mr. H de, dated
Madrid, March 31, wherein he answers Mr..Stnal-
ley's assertion that he has no sympathy. with the
revolution. This he denies, and, as foil ,ws, en-
deavours to fix an cilium on the correspondent, but
there is not a word about using his diplomatic posi-
tion to cover smuggling transactions. In fact, AR.
Hale could not then have answered a charge at that
time,:not at least publicly made :
" Perhaps I ought to feel gratified that the ingenious
malignity of the author of this false and outrageous charge
has nothing to allege against my integrity, or, indeed, anY
part of my official conduct, save that my faculties no
much impaired, and 1 am openly hostile to the Republican
movement. If it be evidence of impaired .faculties that I
did not detect in an individual whom Imlmitted as a guest
in my family and at my table a disguised foe, who Estella'
to the unrestrained conversation of the family Circle to
which he was admitted for the time as a member, to be
retailed afterward in the public press, for the purpose of
injuring him of whose hospitality ho was partaking, 1
plead guilty to the charge."
General Burbridge was arrested on Monday, and
was discharged on Tuesday owing to an informality
in the proceedings. The grand jury found a bill
against him for receiving bribes from distilleries en'
gaged in defrauding the Government.- He No'
arrested on the warrant of Judge Wylie by deputy-
marshal Phillips. He was ranning againstPilefor the
mission to Brazil, and he says that the charge and
arrest were the conspiracy of his enemies to. defeat
his office-seeking. When the Dyer Court of 13-
quiry will end no one knows. It sits from:loatill
5 o'clock daily-. The evidence is not worth record-
ing, and no one can guess what the upshot will he,
but as all are sick of it, it is likely to end soon.
son of FrederickDonglass has been appointed clerk
ia
the Third Auditor's office, as well as another coloured
gentleman named 0. Hare. Senator Sprague, wb°
has been keeping the pot boiling, and gathering
heaps of that coal to be piled on his head on hisreturi!
to Rhode Island was, with difficulty, check-mate°,
in his intention Co deliver another of his series 01
speeches on Wednesday. His enemies in Rhode
island, taking advantage of his absence, are prepar-
ing for Lim a warm reception, but I have great coa-
fidence in the Senator, who is not only a bold man'
but one mighty in the dollar line, with lots of ale°,
in armour behind him, and I feel inclined to
that colossus of Rhode Island against his foes. 11
party has left Washington on an extended Southern
tour threUgh Virginia, the Carolinas, Georgia, Ala
bama, and Louisiana. Their object is to ascertelf;
the social, political, and commercial condition °
these States by a personal inspection. For the week
ending last Monday there were registered at el
Patent Office 441 applications for patents, and 9)
caveats filled. There were 303 patents ordered tr
issue on the 27th instant, which is a larger number
than has ever before been issued by the office, in °rig
week. Five more velocipedes were patented—XL)
York City furnishing two models; New Bedford
and Hyde Park, Massachusetts, and Bridgepnr,"o
Connecticut, each one. Three Englishmen V:
also obtained patents for valuable inventions. lt.
three
James M. Davis, who was prieate secretaryto
successive Secretaries of the Treasury, Chase, Fem
senden, and M'Culloch, is among the many 06.4
discharged. At the 133ard of Registry for the Firs
r
Ward, several women appeared to present a litY.et
demanding the insertion of their names on the its
of qualified voters then in preparation. They wed
ed
qualified in every way but sex, which they belles'
0,
the law did not consider a barrier, but if °
they solemnly protested. It was received by ti's
Board, due consideration being promised. As 3it.
Dana has declined the appointment, Mr. 11.1`%11-3,
te
holds as Appraiser of Merchandise in New 1r11;
that gentleman will continue in that odic.:,t
appointment not requiring the action of the Seb3
nate. The Quartermaster's-General's office will
removed from the Corcoran Art Building to ,
at
lately vacated by the Internal Revenue Der
meat.

President J. W. Garrett made an intere3.ti he
statement on the 14th of April to the shareholders of -so
adtirnore and Ohio Railroad. He announced the succ'''iti
of th 4 steam line placed between Southampton and n"c;
more by the North German Lloyd Company, who 13311.,
increased their fleet, and firid ample employment for t
additional vessels, and ho believes that they will So:
employ eight first-class steamers between Baltimero•%a
e
Bremen. Moro than twice the cargo that would fill ~e
steamer was awaiting the arrival of the next vessel• ire
believe that the shares of the North German filOci:
largely held by the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Comp'-Ptii;
and therefore the interest of that line is powerful iu

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women, and bring into the family circle a dangerous 4J,
ment of discord, without securing additional strL'.lljoo,
efficiency, or wisdom to the Government of the u,oLvoil
and ask to bo lot alone in the condition allotted to IN
by nature, by custom, and by religion.
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