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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-12

LOUISIANA STATE UNIVERSITY,
tsAAE CHANGED FROM LOUISIANA STATE
-! .e..,s SEMlNARYG
BATON ROUGE. LOUISIANA,
Founded and ssppsrseA ~ the STATE
Of Lsulsiaaa.
...,.,. NINTH SESSION,
Now in progress, win close last "Wednesday in Jne
Io.o: me oext session will begin first Monday in
september next, and win continue ten months
ACADEMIC BOARD
S SSancSs. Of full corps Of able instructors in all
III the oest colleges and universities.
COURSE OF STUDY
Embraces Preparatory and Academic Department.
,nSSuang Literary Scientific and Optional Course
SPECIAL Sch Dol OF Civil Engineering, and Com.
LIBRARY, APPARATUS AND CABINETS.
We Wen selected and valuable. The Geological and
complete in the South embracing the extensive COL
nnd fS q the late Colonel Wales Of Mississippi
ana botanical Survey of Louisiana.
ADMISSION
Granted to Cadets not under fifteen years of age
VINO know Arithmetic, English Grammar and GecS
EXPENSES - 80
y! l., every kind, except clothing, for ten months
$3.50; $500 payable in advance balance FebrnarvI
or by accepted draft at eight per cent? for ninety
o1 payments may be made through the Canal
Cadets received at any time during the session,
ana charged nom date of entrance
80 DISCIPLINE, 50.
Military, with daily drill. battery Of sour ,uns
VII afford facilities for Instruction in artillery
Hnil9rn OF Cadets-Cadet-grey CLOTH to be had at
suit. 1A'o ""AiohS pei
For further information, address
D. r BOYD, Superintendent
M.v,,e-n a~. Baton Rouge, louisiana
Unce OF the University in New Orleans at Swar.
brick Co.'S SO Camp street.
Until the rebuilding of the College edfice. lately
iestroyed by fire. near Alexandria the Institution
= temporarily located at Baton Rouge in the Deaf
and Dumb Asylum. Location very healthy and ac
= ample for large number Of Cadets.
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-12

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style that can not be excelled in the South
We have also in operation three first. class
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of assorted sizes. These are considered in New
York the Best Presses that are made for the rapid
and superior execution of work. We employ skill.
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We would call the particular attention of the
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THE CHANGE,
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VIII open on. TUESDAY, July S, and keep con-
stantly on hand the choicest WINES, LIQUORS and
LAGER BEER, etc. with a SUMPTCOUS LUNCH
daily, from l0l. A. NJ to l O clock p NJ
Proprietor Frank Landfred hereby soiicits the
patronage of his numerous friends, and the
public generally. jy3 lm2dp
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-12

GUNS, RIFLES, PISTOLS.
At Very Low Prices.
200 Double Barrel Gnns at 80, $40, SIS and 81
100 Rifles at $l2 and s Is each
l9S Rev0lyers at go and $50 each Also,
100 Sets Wagon Harness at 50 50 a set.
Large stock Hardware and Cutlery at reduced
s. b. CHURCHILL & BRO.
81 Tehoupitoulas between Poydras and Lafayette.
KEEP COOL.
Get Summer Suit for - -, consisting of a
Flowing Bosom Shirt and pair Of Linen Drawers
at LEfGHTONS very cheap and popular Furnishing
Store, corner of Canal and St. Charles streets
iy1O ct
THE CHEAPEST CLOTHING
IN TOWN,
FOR MEN, BOYS AND CHILDREN.
Fifty Per Cent Less Than Any Other
Goods manufactured Expressly for my Sales, and
of the Very Best Quality.
NEW SPRING GOODS,
LATEST STYLES AT ALL PRICES
D. MERCER,
Corner of Dauphine and Bienville streets.
Give me call. Come quick while the goods are
fresh and the sizes well assorted. ap22 Up
BABCOCK FIRE EXTINGUISHER.
BEST PROTECTION FROM FIRE.
WON GREAT VICTORY AT THE LATE TRIAL
Fire on Canal street.
AWARDED THE FIRST PREMIUM,
A BEAUTIFUL SILVER MEDAL
At the Texas State Fair Over Two
Competitors.
DAVID E. BRADLEY,
General Southern Agent No. 26 Carondeet street,
New Orleans.
Send for Circulars and apply for agencies.
L. A. GUILLOTTE,
Agent for New Orleans, No. % Carondelet street.
Machines always on hand for sale. my23 cod 6m |
NEW ORLEANS RICE DEPOT.
A. MAUREAU,
Street. |
Between Customhouse and Bienville streets.
ALWAYS ON HAND
LARGE STOCK OF RICE. |
ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED.
II A. BARTLETTE'
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
l42. .......... .Gravier street............142 l
Up stairs)
jela ly NEW ORLEANS.
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A MARRIAGE OR A FUNERAL
FAsHI0NABLE CoURTsHIP USCBRE-
MONIOUSLY ENDED.

An Annnced Lover Attempting to XIII his
Promised Brtde-Governor Randolph Of
New Jersey annoyed bv the persistent
suitor-Gossip for BROOKLYN.
miss who has been few weeks In the family
Of Gov. Randolph, at Morristown, N. j., was at
tackled By young man from Brooklyn, who made q
desperate attempt to kill her. few months aRo
the girl, whose name Is withheld, was engaged TO be
married to the would-be murderer, and received his
visits at her fathers house In Brooklyn. The father
OF the girl is wealthy, and general In the Union
army during the late war.
Apartments were fitted up under the paterual roof,
at cost OF t80O0, for the young couple, whose mo-
nograms marked every piece Of the rich furniture.
Elaborate preparations were made for the wedding.
invitations were sent out and no one for moment
entertained doubt OF q marriage. Two days be-
fore the even,ful day, the bride that was 10 be
learned that her promised husband was q person
with whom she could not consent to trust her hap
piness. She Immediately broke the enga cement,
and ordered her suitor never 10 appear before her
ngain, when lie attempted to stab her in her fathers
from the city secretly, telling only her parents
her destination. She went TO horristown to visit
the family OF Gov. Randolph. Her suitor presented
himself at the door OF the Governors mansion day
OF two aferward, demanding admission. Having
sesn him approaching, the girl gave orders TO bar
the door. Then he attempted 10 smash the doors,
ann finally, II s said, fred upon hi. Alliance through
the window. He Is raid 10 have been tlnce
lying In writ for Ter near Ne ouse, snd guard has
beon stationed Ia the grounds.
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JOTIINGs ABOUT TOWN.

The defrauded soldiers will meet this evening
The steamers Bristol AMI Providence will resume
their trips through the Sound to-day.
Mary Brown, aged years, was sufocated on Sat.
urday ut $40 Madison street, ny pillow.
b. Hughes, who had been burned whilo hlling
kerosene oil lamp. died In Bellevue Hospital on Sat
urdny night
Policeman Corey, amer hard lght on Saturday,
captured number OF river pirates with t600 worth or
tapestry carpet
Miss Anna K, Dickinson will lecture on " wlited
Church, willlamsburgh, this evening.
Henry Morgan, an English sailor on the steame
Nevada, Rt pier IS North River, while drunk on Satur
day, leaped overheard and was dro owned.
The Seventh Ward Central VIM. NJ, Tweed Club
propose TO meet In Botanic Hall next Thursday, to
second tue nomination OF VIM. NJ. Tweed for Alder.
man.
=, Last evening some mscreants fred pistol balls
through the wndows Of rooms and 10 ofthe hotel at
person any harm
The Limerick Guards elected on Saturday night
John KIRBY. Captain Thomas Collins Assistant Seer
taIy; James D6re, freasnrcri Michael Kirby, Assist.
ant secretary John Dowlng, Orderly Sergeant
On the 18th inst u match OF base ball is to be
Unions OF Morrsania and Auantics OF Brooklyn, The
return match 10 be played on the Unions grounds.
fremont, on tho 18th.
At about II O'Clock last night an insane mau es-
caped from canal boat lying at the foot OF Thirty.
shirt and was pursued some distance by two men,
bat eudod capture and was nnslly lost In tho darkness
The President Of the Iron Moulders' Union called
on tho propretor Of the Rxcesior Iron Works and IN.
formed them ha. the strike ordered last December BY
strike lasted seventeen weeks Tue works have been
nllsd ~ noRUnion man.
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SPARKS FROM THE rELEGRAPH.

Order reIgns In Richmond
Six inches Of snow In Indiana,
Navigation is open on Lake Champlain.
Tie schooner John Lmeburner, Of Brooklyn, hM
The school shin Mercury Is ashore twelve met
south OF Cape Henry.
The Wyoming Methoiists have decided in favor o,
lay deegaton-lSi to6.
New gold discoveries are said to have been made
near Barney Station, In New Mckee.
The 9ondsmen q thc delanlung City Treasurer Of
Lowell have paid $1,000 rs u compromise,
Rich gold discoveries have been made In siskyon
and FL Dorado counties, California.
The International Convention Of the Y NJ. c A.
VII meet in Indianapolis on the 22d ed Gath aud 18th
The Red River expedition rom Canada will con.
ssi OF 1000 plcket men, steel batterya rocnet brt
gade, ana 2,OO loyal Indians.
. The widows OF two, Of the workmen who were
Is1neyin Baltimore, have sued the company for go.
Mary r. D jle, aged II years, while at work yea
teidGy m the lack Ray tBoston( wooien mill was
wastorn or
The boiler. Of the tow.hoat Rover exploded on
posed 70 have been lost.
During the recent storm in, the Sierra Nevads
Mountains, two feet OF snow fell on the Central Pa
einc ksirSad This Is probably The last las snow Of the
While the bark Stella was in n heavy squall at sea
on the Goth nl! ball struck the foIeca.tls decs
makinf nose resembling the bursting Of cannon,
The ti.y Auditor Of San lFrancsco refuses to
eH .eSo o 69r s no nor SS ss
praed FUNDS In the City Treasury thore Likely
TO be.
John B. ssnborn, late Peace Commissioner to the
Indians. In letter II the Hon. Vincent Coyer. pro,
diets war with the DAKOTA tlibs involving cost ot
toooooo unless the treaty stpuatons OF the Govern
menI are expected.
An Indian girl, daughter Of tho Chief OF the roA
utes tribe In Nevada, writes to Commissioner Paika
bitterly OF tho treatment her psople h1t
the hAnds OF the Government Akenb vAAA9
- lAA TEnAkAA uvsH Ea.AryauoR
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GIN AND MURDER IN JERSEY.
Murcerous ARRAY aud Probable Homicids- g
One Nnp Fatally stnbbrd.

Murcerous ARRAY aud Probable Homicids-
One NInp Fatally stabbrd.
At l:3o yesterday morning party Of seven or
eight men fought in front OF liquor saloon at Grove
and North Fourth streets, Jersey City. Thomas
Maioney received two severe stab wounds, one In
the back and the other In the groin. md Michael
Calvin, his antagonist revere scalp wound from a
hammer. Maloney was borne TO his home at Grove
and North Sixth streets, where he was attended by
DR.. Reeves, and, his wound. being considered fata
Rev. Father Concilio called in
suNscqnently Calvin was arrested In his boarding
house while having his wound dressed, and Michael
Walsh, his comp inion, was also arrested. knife
containing traces OF blood found In Calvin 3
possession. The latter says that lie and Walsh went
into the public house where Maloney and some
friends were carousiug. and without saying any
thing took drink and went out; that Maoney and
three or four Others followed out to the sidewalk,
and without the least provocaton began an attack,
and one Of the sssalnnts struck him over the head
with carpenters hammer, which was subsequently
found on the sidewalk spattered with blood.
Yesterday morning Calvin, who appears to be q
peaceable Citizen and Walsh arraigned be fore
Recorder Martindale, who committed them.
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NEW JERSEY.

Elizabeth will pay her Chief OF Police $4,000.
Mr.. Abel X Corbn took up his residence last week
In Broad street. Elizabothtown.
Mrs. John Dillon, of Newark, who hal been biz
ten by Henry Bersers dog, has sued for S20OO.
The Paterson City Councill will or.anize this
afternoon, with Alderman Doremus as President
The Paterson Board OF Education will assemble
this morning. and elect Mr. stoughenhoss President
Two OF the employees OF the Jersey City and Ber-
gen Horse Railroad Co. have been arrested for aiding
and abeiting In an outrage bJ eAungushlnZ the lights
on their car.
The Jersey City people are becoming disturbed
because g. Martndae holds the once OF City Judge,
under appointment OF the Legislature and Cover
nor. for term OF nYe years
The almost unprecedented tide on Saturday night
Inundated the Hoboken ferry honses, and submerged
the plank roadways near the Terry. The meadows as
far down as Elizabeth were Hooded
Yesterday morning Chas. H. Hoagland,a q steamboat
engineer stepped into Rley's public house In PaVonia
Avenue Jersey City and retired to the clubhouse and
subsequently he was found lying there dead.
Among tho female dodgers In the Newark police
station last evening Mrs NJ. Bsckbu rn, OF Ho-
bosen who ella ms tina, Saturday she escaped n ON
the lunAtlo asylum on Blaokwell's Island where sac
WAS ~ the Instance OF relatives who do
aired 70 dspTlvs bar al LARGE baaneAA
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IRELAND,s LIBERATORS.
The Executive Council of Nine-The Pope's
BuiI-The Fenian Brotherhood - kzz<Hr,
N Secret Society.


secret Society.
CHICAGO April l6.-The Executive Council of
nine. appointed by the Fenian Congress- are James
Gibbons. Pennsylvania; P. j. Meban, Now Jersey I;
c. p. Mckay and Frank Agrew, Illinois; Frank Gal.
lagher and E. L. Carey New York; j. W. Fitz-
gerald, Ohio; Lawrence Finnegan, Maryland and
Richard McCloud, Connecticut. The following
named were appointed delegates to the Convention
to be held in New York city about the 18Th inst. !:
Col. Cosgrove and John +. Finnerty, Illinois Ma
jor c. Williams, Pennsylvania; and Capt. McLaugh-
lin. Colorado. 1t Is intended that i've OF
the above Executive Council shall resign.
so that the New York Convention may elect four,
leaving one member TO be chosen by the other eight
In the Congress the Popes Bull was discussed, and
elected some warm discussion. As far can be
learned the sentiments hostile to clerical in
reference in political matters matters pertaining
to the Irish nation. The question Of making the or
ganizatiOn a secret one was also debated and de-
cided 1t II understood, In the negative. The sub
ject OF the Red River rebellion was debated.
BUFFALO, April 1.-Prominent members OF the
Fenian organization in this city say that the pro.
ceedings OF the so-caed Fenian Congress at Chica-
go, as telegIapIed, are null and void, no quorum
being present The delegates to the New York
Congress leave here tomorrow
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-04-18
Great Fire In the Woods on Long Island
DwclIings aud Bnrns DesirOyed.

A great fire has been raging in the woods of
the town OF Islip Suffolk county, since Tuesday
last and has thus fur DESTROYED a large smouut OF
property, including several dwellings and barns.
The FIRE started the north side OF the island and
had extend ed on Saturday in sou,hwcsterly direc
tion distance OF nearly Ave miles, burning over
tract of several thousand acres Of scrub-oak and
timber. The house and barn Of D s,cs oNeill, near
Oakdale Station, were burned, aj large quantities
OF cord wood belonging to the hon. William II.
Ludlow and others were destroyed. The FIRE reached
to within a short distance Of German settlement,
consisting OF twenty or thirty houses, which Is
about three miles from Oakdhle station, but tho set
tiers beat II back, although sustaining considerable
loss by the burning OF fences The South Side Club
House, near Oakdale narrowly escaped destruction.
The 1re was still burning Saturday bat II Is be-
ther pTOgress.
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Personal INTELLIGE ENOE.

Gen. schoneld goes to the Pacific.
Mrs. +. W; Lander arrived in Boston yesterday
from Liverpool
Judge Fullerton mas declined the banquet rendered
him by the bar OF Newburgh.
Mr.. Delong, United States Minister to japan,
threatens TO resign unless Congress makes that mission
one OF the hrst class
Miss Kate Claxton has made a very decided hit In
soubrstte parts At BpAldng Rapleys National The.
atre, Washington, ID. q.
The Hon. simon Leland Of the Metropolitan Hotel
arrested for forgetting TO pay his liquor tar sA
turday. When Warren Leland heard Of Smonb arrest,
he said II was - big thing"
Police Superintendent John Jourdars nrst order,
which WAS published on Saturday, 10 clearly that OF
gentleman who knows his dutv and intends TO do Ii
feaTlesely yot courteonsy, always remembering that
no V . servant OF the publlos
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JOHN FOX TO BE SHERIFF.
Spontaneous Enthusiasm for Honest John
Among the Work ingmen on the West
Side-A Little Rivalry on the East side.

Spontaneous Enthusiasm for Honest John
Among the Workingmen the West
Sidc-A Little Rivalry on the East side.
Three large and enthusiastic meetings were held
in the city Saturday evening with view of nom
mating the Hon John Fox for the shrievalty. At 4
Greenwich street Mr.. Moore offered resolutions sp
proving the course of Mr.. Fox and they were
alopted by acclamation. Allusions to the Young
Democracy were received with yociferous cheering.
The First Ward John Fox Association assembled
in force at 100 Greenwich street and approved the
action OF their leader in the Legislature They also
nominated the Hon. John Fox to be Sheriff OF New
York.
In the Third District OF the First Ward there was
another crowded meeting Of Mr. Fox's friends with
Mr. Thomas Cleary in the chair. Justice Hogan
Coroner Flynn, and several other distinguished
tlemen spoke in favor Of Mr. Fox and he was en-
i Emo lt ns lns argnney on s,ur
lay evening at 1i5 Cedar street, electing Peter
Byrnes, President; Waters c. Callahan, seGretary;
IhOmls Enright, Vice-PTesident; and Frank Byrnes,
Treasurer. The Club, recognizing the lealty, ability,
and Integrity OF the Hon Jonn Fox resolved to ten.
der him their support for the shrleValty.
INV EAST SIDE CANDIDATE.
The immediate friends and retaners Of Justice
Edward J. shandey got up an open air mass meet
ing on saturday evening at the intersection OF De-
lancey and Clinton streets. They erected q tempo
rary platform composed Of three trucks in Delaney
street. and by the aid OF numerous banners lanterns,
fireworks, bonhres, and a brass band contriyed 10
draw together about four or fve hundred idlers.
Mr. John Z. Andrews read series OF resolutions
approving the action of the Hon. Wm, NJ. Tweed,
and nominating Justice Edward j. Shandley for
Sheriff. Speeches were delivered By ex-Assembly-
man Burns, Mr.. Matthew II. O'COnnOr, Justice
Shandley Mr., Grouse, Mr., Richard Walters, DIR. Mac
Near, Mr.. Keyes, the Fon. Tim othy j. Campbell,
Counsellor BOyce, and Mr. Bar lett. A large mum.
Der Of small boys stationed In r ont OF the platform
yelled and cheered now and then at given signal,
but beyond this there was no enthusiasm whatso-
ever. The boys aiterward formed IN line ana, head,
ed by the band, marched through the principal
streets OF the ward.
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GREAT FIRE ~ NASHUA, ". H.
The First CONGREGATIONAL Church . nd the Post
One Block.

NAsHAu, N. H., April l7-Late last night the
First Congregational Church took 1re. The flames
spread with such rapldty that In less than half an
hour the edihce In ruins, togother with the
adjoining building, owned and occupied by o. II.
Phelps a saloon. The Post ONCE block, adjoln.
ing, nearly destroyed. Two buildings the
opposite side Of the street, owned BY r. W. Berry
and Joseph Parker, were badly damaged by FIRE and
water. The other losers are Us follows. Matthew
Barr, J. l.. Price, Warren spsding. Z. p. Emerson,
G. II. Campbell, :. @. Hamilton. George K Richard
son, Nurch 4 Beard, n. r. Green, Parker a. Bowers
Mexican & Andrews, the Savings Bank, j. II. Thur.
ber and others The total losses a. near US can be
ascertained NJ this time, will not fall short OF
100000. Two lremen were slightly injured by
falling timbers.
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FLASHES FROM THK OCE1N CABLES.

NJ. Guizot IL seriously III.
Newman Hall will not make America his homo.
Pie Duke de Montpensler, who was hnnished
from Madrid 4 one month, has gone 10 Seville.
People pouring into Brighton from all parts OF
the country for the great volunteer reyiow to-day.
Troops have been sent to Commentry and Bfze-
net where there are symptoms ofasrke OF the miners
II IL understood that nt the termination Of the
Peb'cte the Duke de Persigny will proceed to Berlin
TO propose general European Congress.
Gen. RaasloeG, Danish Minister OF War, has ten
dered his resignation TO the In consequences OF tho
failure Of the treaty for the sale Of ST. Thomas the
United States
The yacht Cambria is of the shore at Brighton
and is one or the chief attractions Mr.. Ashhury hei
owner VIII give grand banquet tonight TO the officers
OF the volunteers at hs residence on the Terrace
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DIsGRlCINO THEMSELVES.
The Attempt to Assassiuate Edith O'German.
the Ieetsrcr. In Madison, n. IA Riot
near the Drew TheologicnI seminnry.

near the Drew Theological seminary.
Miss Edith 0'Gorman, the wellknown lee
turer. suffered severe violence at the hands OF 4
furious mob In Madison, N. j., on Friday evening.
Madison is the seat OF the Roman Lathcic convent
in which Miss oGorman nrst connected herself with
the sisterhood as a nun. Mise o'Gorman has re-
nouneed the faith and now lectures on her expert
ence while nun. On Friday evening she delivered
lecture entitled 1.-THE Romish Priesthood" A
great crowd gathered outside the hall and though no
disturbance was made during the lecture at its con.
clusion, when Miss o'Gorman was passing nom the
hall to the carriage in waiting an assault made
upon her. Tie crowd yelled mady, and were about
to tear the lecturer IRON her carriage and escort
Cursee, dsgraceful language and all kinds OF abuse
found authors In the mob ana an objective point In
Miss O'Gorman. pistol was diScharged as the
carriage rolled off, but the shot passed over her
head, leaving her unharmed. As the lecturer was
borne 10 the Methodist parsonage the mob surround
ed the house, and'agan would have assaulted her
II body guard Of Drew Seminary students mad not
prevented. The leaders OF the mob are known,
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WESTCH ESTER COUNTY.

The body OF a fully-developed infant, which was
accidentally discovered In fremont on Friday, in a
manure heap, was SO far decomposed A. to prevent
possible chance OF Identification Coroner 3nthgate
held an inquest on Saturday. Verdict, stlDoTn.
Mr., Robert Bonner has just pledged himself 10
supply MI, ID. Tallman. OF Fleetwood Park. with the
nnes suit Of clothes that he bought IN Now York II
the nrst OF NAV the day for opening the course
there horse can be found that will the track
m hrea atniu
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WASHINGTON GOSSIP.

The Ways and Means 10 not want to sqnech the
Funding bi in Committee. I is 70 be put before the
The House judiciary Committee on Saturday de.
cded that Butler's Investigating committee had no
right TO inquire into what motives induce newspapers
to print or refrain nom printing anything.
Tie Pacific Railroad Companies have given notice
to the Pacific Mail Steamship Company that II they do
not at once agree to ticket passengers and freight from
China and Japan to san Francisco over the railroad 10
New York, g. The same rates as by way Of lanana,
they will within sixty days put opposition ine to
Chna, and underbid them In carrying the United states