The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-05-11

shoe KING OUTRAGE IN ST. LOUIS
Pennsylvania Legislature.
AFFAIRS AT THE CAPITAL.
The Treaty In the Senate.
Its Probable Ratification.
The Philadelphia Relief StOreship.
Evening Gable Quotations.
Etc. Etc, ETC., ETC., Etc, Etc.
It's Probable Ratification.
The Philadelphia Relief StOreship
FROM WASHINGTON.
The Trentv Ann the sennte.


Special Despatch to The EUentn0 Telegraph
WASHINGTON May 1.-THE Foreign Rela
tions Committee resumed their sessions again
this morning, and will be in session all day with
the expectation of being able to report on the
treaty when the Senate meets tomorrow. They
will not allow any amendments to be made in
committee, but will leave the matter for the
Senate to determine what shall be done with
those proposed by Sumner and Others. The fac
that majority of the Senate can amend the
treaty leads Sumner and his friends to hope
that they will be able to secure such as they
desire.
The Probabilities
are that the treaty will be ratified as it stands.
Naval Orders.
Instructions have been issued by the Secre-
tary of the Navy for the Wachusett TO leave on
the first of June for Europe to join the European
squadron, in place of the Richmond, ordered
home.
subscriptions to the New Loan
are larger to-day than for some time past. The
Secretary expects large increase in subscrip
tions when the bonds are ready to deliver, which
will be in very few days.
Dispatches were received this morning through
the State Department., giving accounts of the
Cattle Disease
which prevails through South America indicat-
ing the nature of the disease and the remedies
which may be used to prevent its extension in
this country.
GBY ASSOCIATED PRESS.
Exclusively to The ECenirlg Telegraph.
WASHINGTON. May H.
The Committee ON Foreign Relations
held an adjourned meeting at the Capitol to-day
in further consultation on the treaty of Wash
ington. The Assistant Secretary of State, Davis,
was with them several hours, giving eXplana-
tions concerning its various provisions.
The representations concerning
The imprisonment of Captain GriHia,
of the American schooner Lilias, by the authori-
ties of Sagua le Grande are undergoing eXami-
nation at the Department of State.
Although no positive information can be
ascertained regarding
Mr.. Bancroft's Resignation
as Minister to Berlin. the report is not discre-
dited in official circles.
All the symptoms of
w. w. COrcOrans Case
are seriously discouragng. The hopes which
have hitherto cheered his friends have painfully
diminished, and they now await with trem bling
anxiety as they watch with earnest interest
every new indication.
Delegation from Westminster,
in company with Postmaster General Creswell,
visited the President o-day, to invite him TO
attend the agricultural fair at that place in
October next. The President promised to do
so provided he shall return from California in
time.
Government Weather Report.
WAR DEPARTMENT, OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL
OFFICER, WAsHIHGToN, May 11-1O'3O A. M.-Synop-
sis for the past tg enty-four hours:-The weather
| remsins unchanged on the Pacific coast. The ba-
rometer has very generally fallen in and north OF
the Ohio Valley and in the extreme north The
| highest pressure still remains over Lakes Erie and
| Michigan and in Maryland. Temperature has de-
cidedly increased over th entire region. The
storm which prevailed early dnesd ay morning
| from the Blue Ridge to Louisiana, after abating
during the day. developed last night into small but
severe storm in Georgia and South Carolina. North
east winds with cloudy weather now prevail from
Tennessee to Maryland and eastward to the Allan
tic The barometer is quite low, with northerly
| winds at Key West, Fla.
Probabilaies..1 is probable that very warm
weather, with the falling barometer will to-day be
experienced in the west and northwest. Gentle and
| fresh wind on the lakes and East Atlantic Partially
cloudy weather in the Middle States and cloudy and
clearing weather In the Southern and Gull States.
| Specie Shipment.
BOSTON May 1.-THE steamship Siberia took out
$500 coo in specie to-day