The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-04-10
FOURTH EDITION
FROM THE CAPITAL.
Movements Of the congressman
The Foreign Appointments
Secretary BOrie and Presi-
dent Grant -DOingsOf
the Philadelphia
Delegation.
Special Despatch 10 The Epenirlg Telegraph.
The BreaLing I'm.

The Breaking Up.
WASHINGTON, April 10.-Several members will
leave for their homes this evening. A majority
however, will remain TO look after nominations from
constituents. Messrs. Kelley and Myers have been
so exhausted by the labors OF the last days session
and fearful outside pressure for appointments that
they are completely worn out and will not leave for
home for several days.
Messrs. O'Neill and Randall win probably 20 home
tonight Mr. ONeill win return on Monday TO at
tend to some business connected with his district
The President win send in the nominations for
foreign appointments at the beginning OF next week
Il is understood that majority OF them were agreed
upon at the Cabinet meeting yesterday.
The Philadelphia Delegation.
A delegation from the Union League, headed
by eN-Mayor McMichacl, called upon the Presi-
II, Boxer for foreign appointment Az Boxer wants
q tirst-class mission. 1t Is doubtful If he win get
it, nasmuch as Curtin has already been selected for
Russia, and the programme is not to give swo hrst-
class missions to any one state.
The Philadelphia Pension Agency.
Among the nominations not acted upon was that
OF A. r. Calhoun, TO he Pension Agent ut Philadel-
phia. The President viii have TO send in his name
mendcd that there is little doubt but that he win be
again nominated for the place.
Secretary Borie.
II is understood that the attacks which have been
made upon Secretary Of the Navy Borie in news
uaners are inspred hy The stan odcers of the navy
and their friends. The President has perfect cond-
dence in Mr.. Borie aud approves his administration
of the Navy Department The demands for his re-
likely to remain at the head Of the Navy Department
during Grants administration except he should
Eespdt,h to the Associated Press
Combinations.
WAsHreToS W April 10 The Senate early this morning
eado Abnar pG P h FeoT DgsaS Denys J
Hesns sr Bgs City
tory: P B. $ Pnchback New Orleans; Charles W. Loomis
Register Of Wills for the District of Columbia
ReeeTers of Public Moueysames Scott of pakosb
city Nebraska; james A. Wilkinson, Marquette Michi.
O Police
2: Burr, p 7 Hapbunk, W IL Chase, Charles H. Bergen.
| Anthony Higgins, District Attorney for Delaware.
j. K Scott Attorney for TIE Western District OF Texas
j. w Purvanoe. Attorney for the Western district ot
| Horace W. Houghton Consul ut Iabaens.
| Charles Diiine6sIn, Naval ofioer, New Orleans
James 4. MasTader, Collector Of Customs George
j. q. stsver, Collector of the Minnesota district.
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%EdTard % G1oldisborSugh MsIshsi W for Maryland
James R. Bennett, Iarshsi for the Eastern District of
Bs%si Essa bsst q SsSa9 yES%s gs; Indiana
The Senate has confirmed james NJ Ashley Of Ohio a.
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Commander Joseph p lutte has been ordered to
Passed 2sstant surgeon " : Fort Assistant Pay
master A. sscS GTSeees r S EnspseF ss1"
9ssS5ea % SH on the and First
Assistant Engneer Joseph H. Bailey are ordered to the
fieatepapt GomnSnderG G. Il weitz sdetached from the
| Lieutenant Commander w H. Wise and Lieutenant
George W. Pigman detached from the Mound City
! lieutenant Charles H. sohetkey and Mate John A.
Vaughan are detached from the Eandaa and ordered to
Midshipmen Charles w. Bodon and J. r. Shears have
The President ut the Capitol.
The President came to the Capitol about O'Clock
| this morning, accompanied by Secretaries Fish and
Bolic and AttorneyGeuCla lioar and his two Secre-
| taries, Messrs. Porter and Babcock The party
occupied, up to the time Of the adjournment, in
| for his approval,
Amendments to the sonthern Reconstruction
Among the amendments to the Mississippi, Texas,
| and Virginia Election bill, which agreed to by
both houses was one offered by Senator Sawyer pro-
viding that the election shall be held under the new
Registration law. 1t is stated that this will admit
about 10000 additional white voters in Virginia. and
throw out several thousand fraudulent negro voters
who were enrolled in the First district lit will also
admit quite number OF additional white voters iu
| Fractional Currency Statement.
The amount of fractional currency issued from the
Printing Bureau OF the Treasury Department for the
week ending to-day il s470,y30.
| Shpments-To Assistant Treasurer at New York
100000; st. Louis, $4,000 National Banks slb6OOO
Treasurer Spinner holds security for national
bank circulation, s942, 7GssOOO and for public depo
| National bank notes issued during the week
S99 bO Total TO date 1918, 796,S06. Mutilated bnls
81 O5s 39S actual circulation at this date 500 81 '1S
| fractional currency destroyed during the week.
! s536 600
| The Pacific Railroads.
The Joint resolution for the protection OF the inte-
rests OF the United States in the Union Pacific Rail
road COMPANY a yar the Central PacGo Railroad Com;
! Of the President to-day