, 1870-04-13
Governor Senter Further Ex-
amined Regarding Affairs
in Tennessee.
The Anti Polygamy Bill Re-
ported in the Senate.

srceih peepatch 10 The Cafca<o TfIbune.
11fE AXu.Fni TRAXY RIfi.

hut It Is made 4 1nisdemcAnor for them 10 do no,
punishable with nne and imprisonment. Mar
rtages In violation OF the te!n,s Of the bill aEr
declared sneestuons md void, and nn per-
sons aiding or consentlng to them are 70 be
punished for m,sdcmeanor. Spiritual nAr-
ftages sealing, consecIatous, and all other
devices whereby men get the eerTtces
Of women, arc prohibited. and so-called spiritual
wives may suc and recover payment for their L.
bo.. The Mormon rtmonAtrance adopted In SAT-
Lake CITY about fortnight ago, applicable to this
hill and all other Mormon legislation, was TO-
day, presented
CADET Arrors1NESIs-
There Is gltmmcr Of Light ahead in the fact
that General SIocum ts not satisfied With the way
which the nAra1 and military cadets are Appol1t-
cd. He originated the late investigation IN The |
House and hns now brought In bill rruT1dlg that
appointments to Wet Point and Annapolis other |
than those g1sen by Law to the President, |
ehaIl be made from candidates Who have |
submitted to a competitive examination, and have
passed the same. The bill further provides that |
the Secretaries Of War and Eavy shall not Mxkc 4p-
poInt.neuts On Recommendations o& members Of |
congress, except from the LIST Of candidates who |
have received T. favorable report from the Exnn-
1ring Board. This measure is In the line OF advice
and suggestion given b. Professor Sortn7op. Of
New Haven. and other school men, Thp were here |
some weeks aEo.
A@@AS>Ns-
The affair In the Supreme Court, !e8teTdAJ, has
been the subject Of u good deal OF ta1k to-day
among lawyers. An who were In the room ut the
tine concur IN saying that the Cn1e1 5nhtce
ahoweti strong rassou, and 1t Is evident thnt there
IL a state Of feeling In the court bJ no
means pleasant frlatyc to . 1ehear1nR Of the Le-
Sal-Teudcr casc- ThetEo cAscs presented Involve
o1hcr points on which argument will lie pre-
scnted. In my eyent, the Attorney General asks
that the legal tcndcr argument may also be made,
and Mesers. Chase, Nelson, Clifford, and Field
held that some order OF agreement OF last rear
rreclodes this, bu, the majority orcrrulcs them,
though Chase may lie able to throw any further
decision oves to next winter.
Governor Set3se, Of Tennessee. Eas before the
Reconstruction Committee 4san. to-day. and eou-
cf1,.ied h!4 testimony N 10 the condi-
ton OF that State. 1t W3a tuhstAn-
tially In the direction Of thar g!sen Last
weck He &innits that there Is soine disturbance
incertsin sections Int says men Of 10th political
parties are engaged In making Il Ne ana ne
LEGISLATURE are at 1oGgetheais, and 1t appears
that the lest class Of citizens nro somewhat In
different Al TO tho coursn Of A1AirA He waa
rather cautious tu his suggestions, but the point o1
thru seemed to b. that the trouble could 0e
qutllcd with ANAL number OF unona
EQCAL RIGHTS ORDNANCE
Qn}cssl publication Is made Of the fact that ths
Councils Of thta city harc passed, and fhc mayo
has app1oFed, an act providing tha
rhcrc shall be no exclusion on aecoun
Of race or color Of quiet and order
II PERSONS from hotels. saloons eatlng-houses
etc, IN Washington. under penalty Of 50 hne 10
each o1ense, one-halt OF which shall 60 to the ln
former. The act WIS passed some time Ago, bu
no casc hss yet been made under It, The genera
report is that some Of the courts sSitl decline
otey the set WHEN the occasion comes, and thu
s,r4pr fhp tnatter ]ntf the c1uF1k
COTTON SINNERS PR0fEsT.
The Wart nnd Means Committee, come time ag'
in the interest Of parties from the South, agreed
put on tie free list tn the tariff bill machinery II
cotton rntllA This WAS Of course blow at certal
New England interests, and quite delegauo
from Massachusetts, waA before the committee Il
tlay to protest against this discrimination viii
tue rates ara Kept II such high figures On iron al
steel Al the signs Of the times point to a shal
light when these figures arr reached In the col
Alteration Of the tariff bill
TIE COMING cESsI4
Senate. Conkllng md his committee seem dete
mined to slaughter I'll the census legislation- II
Huusc passed bill providing, among other thing
for doing Away with one copy Of the schednl
which the Secretary OF the Interior and Gems
Superintendent both decIA1ed unnecessary. &C
era1 Walker showed thal the course theF recol
.uended would sasc II least *l25, ,ooo hut Nj. Cor
ling his reported aga!nit the Recommendation.
skcRkTARI 6oRHAA3 cAEE+
The Republicans Of the Senate had long c,
Gus thIs morning On the case of Secretary aorha
The Investigating Committee submitted the {
4lence that they had takeu, knd the Secretary II
statement in bis own defence, and In explanat
Of tho pending charges An adjournment Il
took place till to-noz1uw, when Senator Cole :
IL hr4rd
TIE SUPERVISING ARCHITECT.
Tho Horse committee which Is tnyest1gss
The stnerIls,nc archltect of tue l7rasury, u
-o,ro.+ t,crsn viii thr s. paut Custom Hou
,s'.,, ~,trs ~ nn,r rhsrxe Ia fhs1 hc 1rt th% r
ttnct for the stone nsed In the W1ndow'caps
window slls End other trimmings without adj
rtxt r. The faet comes Ont that there u puly
~ 49, -h,.s ,,.,Aa~ -,
aoafs3 u tae teefon 1loui "uieu Ia - 70.
,nts na .aa tns rsr, 'oT tne aaaFa ~ ''
TO THE Assoc1ATEp PRESS
Governor sentez. q tennessee. ~ again b
the Reconstfuetion comni9se paAS. = ,,s1 nts -
serve the peace tnat he shonld nc aided ~
cral foteca 4 boon WI ne tne ne3s - W. 1Ia
lie clalms e haSs been IN e1Eon!sosla1e .ssa OF On
Eand'aaM 10, ~ 1,c It 3s,., H. r. ~ ~ S.env,
PRu1ksI FkvA IAk IVfIo5-elAsSAAa
Representatives Hoar. bfuok4, paHe9, ana 9
Committee Of Ways and Means, to-day, On bt
arutust ulroittiug machinery frrc Of duff fur
ycaf,
TEE FCSD1So ELL
1T The committee did nothing win inc 'on
FATAL AffRAT ANoSo sA119HS. g
John Glbncy, seaman on the Cnted :
steamer Santee Nas 9il!sA On s4oss ~ IT Nh,
Oh tie night ot inc "a nst-. aHN EtlMa!n hsH! =
Richas1 heeaa, ca ~ .Ie ~ erepnr.e 1isrlfF ant
the faen *cts EN - ~ ~ az c-e,,s i..oy,n ~ cnr
and snaT' Gs9'as1 snt * Eeer,n nttS1nnse,i (
N nEh1 Stpa1' 1paI' sn.W HrcE ra1nr viii !
4xIT a,1H!at ta 1,,neS @ .rd woHn1r1 Er5Iy and X.
& y Ae .s n91stc,t .,r n" rdstl anth1ri,ics an,
SHAN was @teaAeo ~ LIZ AVA 00''o'e' @4>
for u1AI .,.,,.~-xrr,so
An unusnal Cabinet meeting was neld II
Al the mem91Es we're nsEsena EeS except 1ac All
GtnatN and POSTMASTER General
Soaff1TioSs-
The following nOM1nAlous Tefe eent IN 10
nsu4-Edmund Johuson, OF Afkansas
GheIt; H. Jo1rn.an+ Of D. e, at seville: iian
lschat1lson, Of Wisconsin. a Ancoha Ssmt s
Day, Of Florida, 1t T1ctou; VIM II. fa1s
Connecticut nj CurhsoA-
a. q. Long. t ente4 |, = ssAMm .ntn a. t,1i;S ~, ~
lanA: GeotEe Louut, 1aecet'e8 VI + looAI Aooe
TIE VICE fHfsDxsr CONGRATULATED
terd.xd " - renas 1aS G ~ si,'an y MAN. s
Military oRpIRs
, ne1ss ~ n.cnt Sn Tcsniniion of Cnnrre.s cxr
NS.s S, M ~ ioW nrnnhitinr The assiEnme ent Of i
ntcrrs tn dufy. ofllccfs selected TOR duty
sn1dicr. HONG In this dMtr1ct
11IK pAR1ks CANAL scuxxr.
Among the matters which engaged the at
nt f:e Cabinet to-day wcrc Official report
eerpiuE the DaIicn Expedition
SEw NEx1cn
The Committee on Territories agreed 70
.cpon bill for the admission Of New Ae11
STATE IN the Cnlon.