The New York herald., 1870-02-07
WARRINGTON.
The Sale OF Cadetships Carpet
Bagger Implicated.
An Indiana Divorce Case Before the
Supreme Court.

WASHINGTON, Feb. O. 1870.
saio OF IA Cadetship by y Carpct-BaS Con-
gressman.
pretty direct case OF the sale OF a cadetship BY
Southern Member OF Congress has come TO light
To-day, showing that the dlsreputabe practice has
really an existence. The case | refer TO Is that
OF q Jolly carpetbagger, who through the medium
OF brokers' Tor consideration or 81 900 promised
Tor Northern boy q cadetship. The carpet
bagger, IL seems, failed to divide, according TO
agreement. with the brokers. and the latter have,
therefore, concluded to expose the thing. Would II
not be well for Congressman 10 investigate the
whole matIers
The Validity of Indiana Divorces.
How far the matrimonial bond may be regarded
as bond at all is likely be decided soon by tue
Supreme Court OF the United States, and from the
hints thrown out the Richardson Mcfarland tribe
will have for rejoicing. There Is case at pre-
sent under advsement by the United States Supreme
Court, the parties to which were married In this DIS
trict some years ago. The wife obtained divorce
IN Indiana commenced by publication. TO which the
husband entered an appearance. the divorce thus
oOtained was held VOID by the Supreme Court Of
TINS District from which It taken, on appeal to
the United States supreme Court. There it Is given
out the decision Of District Court win be reversed
ano full force given to the Indiana divorces
The Gold Panic InvestigntiOn-Was the Tcic.
graph Monopoly Iniplicnteds
IL appears that the object for which the female
telegraph operators who received Boutwen's order
to sell gold on the black Friday are TO be summoned
before the Gold Committee is not to crimnate them
nut 10 ascertain whether certain people OF the
western Union monopoly were q conspiracy with
wall street operators grant improper use OF the
Secretarys despatch before IT'S delivery to General
m fae i.
operators were parties to this conspiracy but that
they were merely used by their superior officers.
This much ought TO be stated in justice TO the ladies'
The Appointments Ia the supre,ne Bench.
The President, as soon as he shall receive ollcial
notice OF the rejection or Judge Hoar will nominate
to the Senate two gentlemen to supply the vacan-
ctes on the Supreme Court bench, Que OF whom is
Judge Strong, OF Pennsylvania The President has
not fully determined upon the other. Tie President
informed friend yesterday that Judge Hoar would
remain IN the Cabinet.
The Haytien Government and the 81. Domingo
Rebels.
Onicia advices have been received from ST.
Domingo tnat the Haytien government had offered
TO assist the revolutl0nsts in the former republic
but the administration attach importance to the
information.
Clatsas Against Mexico.
The .Mawry Silver Mining Company OF Arizona
has flied It's claim for damages against Mexico
before the joint commission for the seizure of q
train loaded with silver bars by the Mexican troops
in Sonora in 1866. Edmund l.. Good and
Judge Morton have been retained TO prosecute this
large claim by the president OF the company Syl-
vester Mawry.
Failure Of the Impeachment Of Governor Reed,
Of FlOridn.
Representative Hamilton, OF Florida, has received
the following aespatch from Governor Reed
TALLAHASSEE, Fla, Feb. s. 1870.
impeachment defeated and my administration sus-
tanned by u vote OF two-thirds. Stearns, Dickey
Wentworth Potter Billings and Mobey and the
entire federal official force fought TO the last upon
the side Of the democrats. HARRISON REED