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Sn1t Against tho Pittsburgh City
TfcAsUrCF.

Pl7TSECHGH, July 11.-To-morrow viii be filed
in the District Court bill In equity, Jno Barton,
member of the CITY Council, plaintiff; City Treas
nrer and Finance Committee, defendants. Some
ipg the City Treasurer to place the nnexpenled
balance Of over 500, 900 in certain Repositories
elteied By the Council. The Treasurer refused,
Enft. -
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RICHMOND, July 11.-A serious riot occurred In
Lonisa County yesterday. Plstols and kniFes were
number more or less hurt.
The LaStalsiufe has adjourned TIL octoberI.
, 1870-07-12
APrROxI3IATIGy PRIZES,

AFF1s<7AlIIATIUN PRIZES.
ApprpHrlations to the Ei3o.uoo Pttz-Nos. IAGN
nIrai nna tAu1 each X o. ua
Approximations to the s1aipU Pr;ze-Nos- 1gEu
AEd l6z9s2, t8El. M
Approximations to the $4,000 PIlze-Sod. e,ssA
nna s,ian! Z; he s iii;
and 3143, Nd
Prizes paid in gold. Information furnished. Tho
Liehtst rates paid for Doboons and all kinds Of gol
pcd silver. TAYLOR / CO., Bankers,
tH WlI-.t, New York
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snatford Dc Redcune, and bitter rcuna'ka HOE
Earl Ca1Dar7un ...
In the Commons Glndstone said the governments
was not yet prepared to express Its sense o1 soe
conduct Of the Canadian troops during me teceA'
disturbances On thu border.
The House went Into committee on tue aaoca"
ton bill
, 1870-07-12

Special Despatch to Le Chicago Tribune,
Quincy, July 1L-Abe VanF1cet, an old citizen,
while in 8 1T Of insanity, attempted to drown
himself this afternoon, BY jumping into the rlyer
from the steamer Gray Eagle Just ns she was teav-
ing our wharf. He WIS taken out alive, but will
probably not recover. he made similar attempt
Bolne ten years 1gO,
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~~N'-A@' A]NA<04N III N4E1E4N1
nnx5s
C1Sc1xSAT1, July 11.-Scnator Reyels of Mtsssis-
sippi, delivered bis lecture on The Tendency Of
4af age 70 good audience tonight at Pixies Music
per1ntende1t Of the Colored High School Af1cr
the Close leree was held at MI. BARS, where
The Senator saId he had yisiLed nowhere tc hah
been more pleased with his reception tnan mere.
, 1870-07-12

PHILADELPHIA, Jny 11.-The newspapers are
loud IN their demand fot paid IRE department
q the volunteer department. The Goodwill anu
fh1ladelphin Engine Companies harc been nut
ont Of service. The property destroyed by the
for $4,000.
, 1870-07-12

NORWICH, Conn.,, July l.-A sat1 boat capdzed
and two Of the occupants drowned.
, 1870-07-12

HASTINGS, Min, July 1.-THE rumor appearing
n ST. pAut papers Of the 9Th and 10th, that the
MllWapkee 81 Paul Company had bought a co1-
road, la a mistake,
, 1870-07-12

.L... ,,rx. f,,o.,, k,, E.x1, ,,.o.a ft,r, Jeip-
,.oeat ..aoat h.ra 0'sooA A''' A's'o A@@S1~
AAA1 T.1;fo-n;. :, ,o+ ,ova-fz1,r ranresented
- : .to.,iJ T. ~. c.s.a ~ f1Tctnating
.sa.tI, % ;n;rr"3 t,. X, sas ~ 1.tn-ars and
ehorasn,a ~, ~ ~ 'sd -. ~ hotUsen rides
nnons md r. csn;ts1sts sn M fsoia IL hot-hesied
m.n - 1927 i5o,eSa1ot, .st;cf, msFes
nna ~ ~ eeemh e. ~ +.,u st.re ~
[1a1ee rsesos1 ~ ~ narato ~ st1r;mmar
pJMTe III - hooI - S III. h;eh1,-,s-aetad
Ia "a g;tbont - r,o1;t;nh ~ aaa ..sa .eopt "a 4
IL sernr1aed r. h;1n n the s1uerst;t;ons II men
III I,e - nnaat N - A ~ I9 1ro,sIis -;ss ~
nagt S.I st"I a5 -. -.n-e- o-a-
C.1fn+I;s th;n-a ~ roTaras as 49, fs,f,,n;a's
80. San.te.. - 61 c99 1a. su~. h.,-;e,, ~
bast noi;t;c;sna 1'o'Ao@ aA1 0''t"'' - '''~S
Kansas is run down By her own delegation,
Koss being the only Kansas man proper N
Pomeroy Cares nothing for the State, while
Ross il neglected by his party, despite his de-
votion, because, once upon tune, he refused
to heed the barking Of the dogs. hansas is,
therefore, with more than half 8 million peo-
pie, about as inconsequentia1 here as Nebraska
or Arkansas. The next Senate place il being
contested by haloch, an able writer,
once clergyman in Boston; BY
thatcher, lawyer Of Lawrence By Judge
Lowe, by Sidney Clarke. and By Governor
Harvey. Ross has friends. besides. who viii
make powerful eIort to impress him upon
the improved conscience Of tue State. Clark
il trying to gain over all the organization, and
le possesses mcsl OF the 70o Federal officers i'll
Kansas, but there viii probably be some move
lueut on inc part OF the hansas people 70
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ITALY.

LONDON, july 11.-The Gior''atr Dc Re'aa aen,ea
tha. apy coerc,yc pressure has been brought BY
the Pope On members of The Councn, anu aeeiafes
that the Pope has shown Only pauence Sao 1ot-
hrarancH.
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= TMn1E8.

u.r.x. Ss.-A despatch from Clcnfuegas
s,nannre e y >.,vaI yesterday Of the West India
cable c. :, steamers Dacia and Suffolk and
ca,, -: commenced Immediately.
great excitement throughout the island
European complications.
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4UIa4- .-.-+..8 07Af4tSto
= Governor Merrill, Of Iowa, Aessrs- James g:
Joy, Commissioners for the State Of Iowa, ap-
pointed to e1amlue plans md State House pre-
parato1J to erecting State house at DesAo!nes,
Iowa, hrriyed in the city on Saturday, and hare
examined the work and foundations Of the new
State House TO be erected herE- They leave this
city To-day for Indianapolis
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LOTTERY.
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MASONIC NOTICES,
sWN8Onic,

.AsHLAR LODGE, No. aa. A.F.Sau Re,,,,r
Gom1tnnieatiou THIS (TUESDAY) EVENING! n
H.!ancS Hall q pearbornst Work on the F. G. Degree
s1st1e1s cc1ula1f fnVltcd- II order Of the W. II,
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seer A'ea' "o4oet utat3 VI July q, -....-
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1se..:;:s; ..:....... 1's,9534
ls6,: .....:..:....-..-..:.. 45,so7s
Fotta~nttomies, treaty Of February n,
a. 1sss, stocks: .......... 100000
eenecas, sna"necs, and 2uapaWs,
y treaty Of 1867. -. ....... 9o,ooo.o o
psna nJaaI@oIGs, na uea1y q ls6'...-:.... e8ooo.0
p1a9 kssha"7, usaty o. 1877. so,ss2o
seshaws, treaty OF 81, stocks, prob ..
100000. q
SnaN nees.......:...;.' 109, ,00o, 0t
osaRcst ueatJ o1 laa3........:...... 90,000.8t
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DAKOTA.

The Crop Pfosrcct-Thc Test season
Favorable Endicationa-TheT Tim.
Der Question-kni~tng Foreats-Thc
ssBlnck Asillss'-1mmcnsc Pine For.
estK-Chnlk Rock for Ifu1JdIugx-Po.
1iticsAl f1nttcr4-4An Exciting Meet.
ing-A New Republican Pope
&C.: &c:
, 1870-07-12

Oregon ia also State partly represented
beyond itself. as in the case OF Williams, Of
New York, once Judge in Iowa Corbett, his
colleague, is = naan Of less force and grizzly
heAviness- Al thing Of impsct, bsgond
New-York tribune., 1870-04-27
DEATH OF EX JUDGE Russell.

At midnight on Monday, ex-City Judge
Abraham d. Russell, accompanied by his wife and
daughter, returned home to No. l2i sccondave from
the opera tho Academy OF Music, where Judge Russell
seemed tn be in his usual good health and to enjoy tho
music Soon after returning home he descended to the
basement to obtain refreshments. As he did not
return his wife and daughter went down and found nm
lying the floor nsenslbc. physician was soon SUM
moned, but his services were OF no avail anu JudSo
Russell died in a very short time Coroner scllrlner
yesterday called at the house 10 hold an inquest Dut as
the family were ayerse tO having a postm0rem exami.
nation OF the body, the Coroner adjourned the inquest
until no could consult with physicians who had attended
the Judge previously and would certify to the prODa
bic cause OF death, which Is believed to have been
apQpeXy. ~,
Judge Russell was born IN South Carolina and at the
time Of his death In his 10th year. He came 10 ths
city with his father when quite young After being ad
mted to the bar he practced until 1857, when he was
elected TO the office OF City Judge, for four years lie
was succeeded by Judge McCunn, who subsequently re-,
tie vacancy the 18th of January 1865 In 1854 nc was
reelected, and continued in ohice mp TO tle olSI on
ford He was candidate for reelection, but failed TO
receive the nomination from 1ammany. lie lnnnedI-
aely opened law office and resumed the practice OF Jaw
with Judge John i. Reid OF Suffolk county Inc Ihst
he tried that of Patrick Mcdonald the tckeI
swndler, for whom he was counsel He attended AZ te
Court of General Sessions on Monday to settle the bill OF
exceptions ard requested the stenogapher to furnish
him with shorthand notes Of certain points, anu was to
have called fsr them yesterday. ,...,oo Do.
In the Supreme Court, at Special Term, Justice bar
nard interrupted the proceedings in the Ganger I'll,
yOrce case, the death of Judge Russell ana
To say few words In recognition OK ms former oIcii
position, and OF the manner In which be had ever GUS.
charged his public duties, and then aOnrhed tne opuIC
until to-day In the Court of General Sessions, where
Judge Russell had presided, euogies were pronounced
by Assistant Dstrict-AttOrney William NJ tweed, ana
William f. Howe, esq, after which Judge BEDFORD 4u
journed the Court until Friday at II a; ID; Jusntg
to-day without calling the calendar, after he had eX
pressed his regrets at the death OF late friend.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-27
cITy GOVERNMENT MATTERS.

The City and County Tax-Levies having
passed both branches of the State Legislature and Gov
Hoffman having signed them, all the interest in those
matters is now centered in the City Hall and the various
departments Of the City Government
Mayor Hall has not yet filled the vacancy in the De-
partment Of Public Parks occasoned by the resignation
Of Robert J. Dillon ESQ., but it is expected that he will
do 80 in a few days.
The Tweed Democracy in the Legislature having put
nm end TO the aSnratiOs for the COntrOcrShtp OF the
Mathew Il. brennan, Police Commissioner ana
member of the Board of Health, by authorizing Mayor
Hall to appoint a to Controller Connolly the
Mayor proposes to obey the law within the five days
specified by appointing Controller Connolly his own sue.
cessor and have and to hold the place for term OF
five years. The Hon Mathew T. Brennan will now be in
time for the Shrevaty the part OF Tammany Hal-a
perhaps equally good paying place, but filled by
recognized leader of the Young Democracy. Mayor
Hail. 10 is understood, il to depose head of bureau in
his oflice-crime, featy to the who had him ap-
pointed, but pronounced Young Democrat.
Yesterday morning the Tax Commissioners appointed
Francis A. Sands, of Nathaniel Sands, Tax Commits
siOner, an Assessor in that office.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-27
OBITUARY..
DANIEL MACLfSE, r. A.

Daniel Maclise, the eminent artist VINO died
in London yesterday, born in Cork jan 25. ISL At
the age 6 he left bankers office in which he had Deeh
placed to proceed to London where he became student
Of the Royal Academy. The Summer OF 1850 ne spent IN
studying the galleries and dteers OF Paris and during
that time the next years he laborod In making
designs and sketches for booksellers contributing earl
catures to Frasers Magazine, and painting portraits
Mr. Maclise derived tho inspiration for one OF
the first three pictures he exhibited at the Brsh inst
tuition from that of Moores Laah Rookh, wherein
Mokanna unvails her features to Zellca. Some Of his
other paintings were "Al-hal0w Eve" ana "LoVe
Adventure of Francis with Diana of Poctiers" These
established his fame and he ceased to cultivate portrait
painting at which he labored more from necessity IMAM
taste In 1885 he exhibited the "Chvalrous Vow OF the
Ladies and the Peacock, and the Royal Academy appe
ciating the ability he displayed in THIS work,
elected him one OF their Associates Ihls was
followed by paintings showing great versatility and
power of deneation England in the days OF chvary,
the plays OF Shakespeare and italian scenes, furnshed
subjects for his brush and were all treated
Skill. In 1871 he elected member OF the i'oyai
Academy Since that time he retained the place OF one
OF first painters in popularity, though no had 70 en
dure his share OF adverse criticism, owing to the wde
difference between his style and that OF other painters
In lsi2 his chief work "The Play Scene in lainet
which forms leading attraction in the Vernon Gallery
at the Kcnsington Museum lie eKecutem in oio i
same year The Return Of the Knight and Ihe Origin
OF the Harp" II 1873 appeared his " Actors r%cepon @
"The LADY released by sabrina from the Enchanted
Chair" In he executed his famous design OF snake
speares seven ages" Since that time his chlei PIC
tnres were "The Spirit Of Cyalry and Ihe Sprll oi
Justice both painted in oil and resco lot te % aPar
mrns in the British House Of Lords. In 1854 ne exhD
tied u large and important picture, represenuhg .Le
marriage OF Stron CHOW and Eva, at the time OF the En-
gsh invasion of ireland, during the reign OF Henry IL
Among the smaller works Of Mr. Macllse were So oi
drawings 40 in ALL illustrative Of tho Norman Conquest
exhibited by him In 1885, which made consldsr%aoc@ % mn III
prcsSiOn He had the present. charge OF the eHc
cuton cartoons To be painted In lre-co o
the Houses Of Parliament, Illustrative VI the pIihelpal
events i'm Engands naval and military records Nuihei-
ous works, and notably MOores Melodies, owe tnelr
adornment to Maclses genius and secure hin iae as
lasting as the compost tiOns which he illustrated lie
viii share In the homage which the world renders 70 al
who deneac nOby the moving scenes OF history or inc
creations oI the Imagination.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-27
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY,. APRIL q, 1870

made on the part OF Ar Spec as bondsncn to smother
Investigation, or tI removal OF nny ohcer
MIR Ppckney Assistant Assesst e. was removed on the
Recommendation made by his Verfor several months
since and for which had possible connection
with fhs question. 1t Ia not true, t my EnowedSe that
any request been made by anybO 'y Tor the removal
OF Collector Anthony. y.
The intination that have in any ~ endeavored to
oyade any responsibility, az one OF Lss Dohdsei IL
wholly untrue. on the contrary hay requested tlo
Commissioner 0f Internal Revenue TO send ahe case To he
Courts that full investigation be had, a. vi Ii Justice
done in the matter. Truly yours. sSDnf cLAhhE'
House Of R,prssentafres, Westinghouse C,sApfii 70
TIE CELEBRATION IN PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, April 2G.-The celebration OF
the XVIII Amendment made the occasion OF a'Srand
jubilee by the coored people Of this city today Inc
procession was very imposing and was one hour ana
90 minutes in passing given point. The Colored Uihn
League in passing the Union League Building received
as gift from their white brethren aspendd six pan
ner Among the delegations In the line we're the Good
Temp,ars from New YORK, New Jersey, Delaware, ana
MARYLAND. great number Of vehicles were III tne pro-
cesson. Several hundred coachmen were mounted on
their employers horses, and made "a fine cavalcane.
Fred Douglass rode In barouche. and was greeted WIN
applause wherever recognized. The procession suDse-
quently assembled in meeting In and about hOrt-
cultural Hail. where they listened to addresses rom
various eminent speakers Celebrations also TOOK Pao
in Harrisburg, WilliamspOrt, and Pottsvilie
New-York tribune., 1870-04-27
THE PREsBYTERY OF NASSAU.

The Prcsbytery of Nassau held an adjOurned
meeting yesterday at 10 a. m, at tho South Thirst
Presbyterian Church, Willamsburgh, the Rev. ). ID.
Wells Pastor This Presbytery represens23 churches Of
Long Island. The Rev. Wm Howell Taylor OF Green
Point Moderator was In the chair; the Rev. c. s. Pom
eroy Stated Clerk. The Committee on Church Extension
reported that during the last year two Churches have
been orgauizedone at Green Point and the other at
Glen Cove. Measures to further the cause were dis
cussed and adopted. The Rev. T. H. Hopklns OF Ravens
wood moved the following which was adopted:
Believing increasing desire pOter brethren of the
cordial Christian greeting With the hope that
NAV condnce copOnience Therefore
Prfsbe the General Assembly to take such action will
brethren holding the docrna and ecclesiastical basis OF
standards desire seek and keep the unity Of the
spirit n.he bonds of peace"
The COMMITTEES on Church Discipline reported in re-
gard to certain Irregularities IN the Throopaye German
Church, that members had violated the Fourth
Commandment. A baker sold bread on Sunday-aueying
In partial justification that the people needed IT, would
come it, and he could not help selling H. cigar
dealer kept shop open, justified himself by quoting
the action OF Lord: If or an ass fall into
pit" etc Another cigar dealer said people did not feel
comfortable on Sunday without their cigar and he
though IL charity to let them have it, The report was
postponed for further consideration. After reeecng
the officers the Presbytery adjourned to meet at the cali
of he
New-York tribune., 1870-04-27


CLARK, A, clve n Y on Friday April e. Theodore Ck tn,
coLGArE-l Gereye Nov s. IsG9 Mortimer youngest Of Sails
The funeral vii take place on THURSDAY April the 2h inst " 81 NJ
from the residence Grandmother Mr. sarah tota'e y" -
Thrpc South Broozn The family and friends are re'fo-H
Invited without further invitation
COOKBOu Tuesday April 26 Chrsna NJ wife Of Ei"aFi :" oo0'e
Relatives and friends family respectable Invited % 't,elt p.
eeSthi .eeSih st. ?" 'DD''-''
p.yIEson Ma,y c5.h inst May Earle daughter Of Join 81 L
and Louise Earle Davies aged yesrs and months ,,,,
Friends Of the family s are 9',s S ne ic 19a Ws,i IN
FRBEMAY-oa Tuesday April 2s Howard sOn Of the late sonon
Freeman ass = .e, S1i 1Icb 1@ - corner & NoD and Clark
Brooklyn Ihqr'ia A2n ~ az a. ss, s, , m m Pr, Ir
are invited % attend without further notice
HONE-On 7h o. April at Florence lay Alexander > o '"'
Of John nd Hone, in the l7th year Of BIS age
LoCKE-Mr Locke rect Of Henry Loeie on TGehy
The % raTs a. W he residence Of er ranJ,uhter Mrs. Charles VII
rms No 33 Crmont BroAln, THURSDAY the -'A last "
O'Clock D. IN without further inyitatoI'
LoCKwooD-on Tuesday April 26 Roe lockwood in tie 10Th yer d
m age and friends Of the family respectfully invited to attend tie
fne er from bis late residence No. wes. Thr second st. Oh FrlJ
2yth inst, at ~ O'Clock. .
y,N,UAyop the 2sth after lingering illness, Peter Manahsn in
1s s ay s y and frea Of the family respectfully iae 70 snt
tiyity in Avenue C. between Fifth ami siIihsts.
MAMMA Albany April 25 William L. Mann form ry He"'o~
raara at 'f fIyde Park Thursday O'Clock p.
MYERS-A Railway N j. APRIL a. Of aPopeI Major p A. Myers
West Point NJ s.. agel - ,, ,,l 70 attend .be finer.L
WeiDesisS April ~ from the brother william err
S. Georg ave Rahwsy O'Clock PIN Trains leave loot oi IoI
lanitst. a aud O'Clock.
LoCKwooD-on Sunday April 2 Olivia wife Of Prelk Lockwooh
the 10th year her II, II, -,
Relatives and friends family requested 70 attend The nefa
from the residence Frdk NJ Loc4N0ol dn' y .
on Wednesday the 21th III ocOca. Train by Le trA
isil,osJ of N1Jersev from Lberys. i0.t5 Her
pairs vi be taken to NorBalk, Conn. for ntermelt
RUSsELon Tuesday, April Do, suddenly the Hon. Abraham D R1
in tie 59th Of his - -, q, M,
Ratyes ami friends also members ofthe Brr snf the Political
Temperance Central Committee ad the funeral on
Grace Church. Fdy afternoon at o'clock without iur uoan
RREyES-On Monday April 25 Hattie Bysngen daughter Of JoH'
and Harriet Reeves aged 4 wears, ] month, % days
The relatives Of the family, also the members oi eu"
Ioge No .87 T. A. NJ respectfully uyo 10 me 'rl Oh
WeneNay April Tesene Of her arents No. los becAer
st., IA.
sHEPHERD-Tueslay April &C. at the r'nce other son Gor'
Shepherd Tsentseconl, hu "i.oN o. the 4'e ""
Shepherd
Notice OF funeral hereafter
TIRTON Sands Point L. L. on sUncay last Hear
eta Sands, wife of Mr. John Iurtan; ,,, n.
don.aye Brookyu T. D.. Frens .antaLs tie iAiJ
ted to attend without further loice
New-York tribune., 1870-04-27
CApTrRE OF A NOTORIOUS BURGLAR.

At about . p. m. yesterday five of Pinker-
toms detectives attempted to arrest George Es aas
George Wilson, alias George Slater, wellknown cracks
man. on charge OF burglary committed at Wilkesbarre
Penn Ellis made u determined resistance on the corner
OF Eighthaye. and Twentyeighl-st and succeeded IN
getting away from the detectives despite their ehorts
lie ran through Twenty eignthst. to Ninthaye where
officer Cornck of the Twenty ninth Precinct Joined the
ursuit and after another struggle with the despcrad0
succeeded in capturing him on Nnthaye. near twenty
uinthst The prisoner taken To the Twentieth Pre-
cuct Police station. when the private detectives pro-
duced requiston from Cow Hoffman to have Ellis Ia
ken to Pennsy lvania for trial Ells Is also
the iewelry store OF II. III. Harrison, NO. 6ll
Broadway which he committed On June Is, 1869,
aud for burglary at No % East Fifteenth st. where ho
'cracked" safe belonging to :. Nigel diamond broker,
on 2th Of January last But for the assistance gwen
by Officer Cormiek Yesterday this notorious character
could not have been arrested He Will be taken 10 Joi-
fersOu Market Police Court this morning.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-27

she due at Norfolk from Cuba. At the request Of
the PrusSan Minister, VceAdmira Porter tecgraphed
to Havana for information, and to-day received from
Lieutenant Commander Franklin the Intelligence that
the MObe left Havana the 18th OF April bound for
Norfolk, unless delayed by persistent westerly winds, In
which case she expected to cross for Europe direct with
out touching on coast There Is doubt III naval
circles that she has gone to Europe.
Dispatches were received to-day at the Navy Depart
ment from Rear Admiral Poore, I'm command OF the
North Atlantic fleet. He reports all well at the time OF
writing April g. The Saugus was at Havana the severn
St domingo City, about TO leave Santiago de Cuba
The Nantaskct and SwataTa were at St. Domingo
ter To Havana. The TuscarOra at Aspinwall, but
under orders to to Havana The Dictator at
Santa Beubara about TO proceed to Havana The fantc
at Key West.
The Supreme Court adjourned to-day until Saturday,
when several decisions will be given, and the Court will
then adjourn until Fall.
GENERAL PRESS DISPATCH.
The City Councils last night passed Joint resolution
that the Congressional Committee on the District OF Co
mba be respectfully and earnestly requested to report
and secure, II possible, the passage of bill for the or.
ganzaon of the public schools in the District of Column
bia common basis, by which all children can be ed
ucated regardless of color to be by Board
of Trustees At present the white schools separated
from the cOlored schools the latter receiving proper
tonate amount OF the entire collected Tor euuca-
tOna purposes.
The President sent the following nominations to the
Senate this afternoon: -
John Appleton Judge United States District Court Eastern DISTINCT
Texas, vice J. d. Wstrous, retired
james Coates Of Arkansas Pension Agent Little Rock Ark
Henry Rugg Of Connecticut United States Consul at Barcelona
John L. Stevens Of Maine Minister Resident Paraguay addition
Posbaas-rs-Enoeh Biwe Norwich Coma; Phiness Crosby,
Danbury NJ Louise Wilson Crui1 Cal L. c. Nara
more Derby, Conn Henry s. Dean, Ann Arbcr, Mich ~
Lodge of the United States for general celebration or
the 5s anniversary of the Order Of Odd Fellows there
was large attendance of the members OF that frater
nifty, together with their ladies' at the Seventhst Hall
tonight. In addition TO music and other entertainments,
there was an address by Vice-President Cofax.