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Everything is Levsly.
The FO'eign 6eIsiIans Of the United States
Not ls such Kuddls after alI-The
English Til Settled as II
SheaId be.

WASHINGTON, March The result
OF an inquiry is that there are no such
serious complications with European
powers as some OF the newspapers and
members of congress imagine or as
sert, on what appear to them substan-
tial grounds.
The most important OF pending
questions is that between England
and the United States with regard to
the Interpretation of the Treaty of
Washington. The note of Earl Gran
vile has been answered in amicable
terms, so as to leave no doubt in
the English mind of the friendly feel
ing of our government, and its desire
to have full, perfect and final settle.
ment of all claims through the means
specified in the treaty--namely either
by arbitrators, who may award a
snR in gross, or by assessors, who are
required to subscribe to q solemn de-
eiaratiOn that tho will impartially
and carefully exam4 esnd decide, TO
the best of their iudgmelt and accord
ing to justice and equity, all matters
submitted to them. OF course, should
the arbitrators end the question by
awarding a sum in gross, there VIII
be nc occasion to resort to the ultima
tum of assessors,
Thus the United States government
adheres to its position as heretofore
indicated, and sees no occasian to
modify its statement Of the case. Hav-
ing in good iaith submitted the ques-
tions involved to the arbitrators or as
SCISSORS, it will, as required by the
treaty, abide the result.
The reply Of the secretary OF state
was sent to New York by this even.
ing's mail, and will be dispatched
thence by to morrow's English steam
or. The cabinet was agreed on all the
points presented, and was In session
several hours on the subject.
It is true that there have been re-
mOnstrances from the government oi
Spain regarding Sickles's'jnterference
In Spanish politics, but they were OF a
friendly character.
The case Of Marsh, minister to Italy,
has been discussed In diplomatic cir
cles, but has not been brought to the
attention OF the state department.
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a DISPATCH from Nashville informs
us that ex Senator Fowler, Chancellor
Post, and other Liberal Republicans
OF Tennessee, viii to day issue an ad-
dress invoking the Republican party
of the state to send delegates to the
Cincinnati convention. The address
condemns the administration Of Grant,
particularly in its treatment of the
South, and calls for reunion and re-
fov-,
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NEW YORK NOTES.

NEF YoRK, March l.
In the Stokes case to day Mr.. Gra-
ham continued his arg ument as to the
illegally OF the grand jury summon
ing.
A bill was passed IN the New York
assembly last night striking the word
sWhite" from the military code. This
will allow negro militia companies
and regiments.
The trial Of Mayor Hall commenced
this morning. The case for the prose-
cution was opened by Mr.. Clinton. He
said the case was one Of the greatest
importance. High as the defendants
official position was, he is not higher
than the law, which grasps him as it
would the lowest, meanest criminal.
He continued at length, claiming that
the great power conferred upon the
mayor by the city charter was made
to inuTe to political iavOrites at the
expense Of the public treasury.
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HOUSE,. W AsHrESToN, March l.
Mr.. Beatty, from the committee on
printing, gave notice of bill provid-
ing for the publication Of congress
sionaI reports.
A bill for the extension Of the Wis
consin railroad land grant came up,
and a great deal of f1libustering en-.
sued thereon.
An amendment was offered that a
proviso be inserted that only Ameri-
can iron be used on the road.
There was considerable debate and
short, flibustering speeches involv-
ing tariff and protection as a side
issue, the question being references of
the bill, with instructions to the pub
lie lands committee to report any
time next week, after Monday, and
hat the bill, when reported, shall be
open to debate and amendments.
The instructions are that the bill
shall be amended so as 20 grant to the
State of Wisconsin all the land which
would enure to the Northern Pacific
Railroad company under the existing
laws by any location Of its road, If
this grant were not renewed, and to
limit the grant to such legislation as
might be taken by the Northern
Pacific railroad; also, provi ling that
the act shall not be construed TO en-
large the grant of land to the Northern
Pacific Railroad company, or to
authorize the company to select lands
elsewhere in lieu of any lands speci-
fed in this bill; also, that the extent
of this grant shall be determined by
the secretary of the interior and the
attorney general; also, that coal lands
be excluded from the grant.
The senate amendment to the bill
removing the stamp duty on canned
fruits, etc, was cOncurred in. The
bill goes to the President.
The bill passed for a more effective
system Of quarantine in the Southern
and Cult ports, and authorizing a de-
ts1 OF army surgeons to confer with
the local authorities on the subject.
The house then went into committee
of the whole on the deficiency appro-
priatiOn bill. There was considerable
discussion in the progress of the bill,
principally on the Improvement and
extension Of the capital grounds aid
on the utility and cost of the storm
signal service. So much was said in
favor of the signal service that Mr..
Farnsworth, who made an antagon-
istic amendment, Withdrew it, re-
marking that babies will soon be
weaned by these signals"
The committee rose without dispos-
ing of the bill.
Mr.. Banks offered a resolution
authorizing the speaker to extend an
invitation to the Japanese Embassy to
visitthe house of representatives at
such time as should convenient to the
Embassy and consistent with public
business. Agreed to.
The house then adjourned until to.
morrow, when the session will be for
general debate onlv.
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Saturday. AurlI g. 1872.

within legal bouiE, the following described
property, situa'ed in Memphis. Shelby eouna
". Tennessee; bstnR psrL n two lots. and
5, which were originally lots l, and OF
block No. g, a. laid down on that part OF
Memphis known aG South n A5mpnis, which
two lets were recently subuiVtded into
lots by order Of said cOurt,) to-Wtt: Lot No.
OF said last su bdtviBfon, commencing on
tas east side OF Des 70 street. 10 fsat south OF
Vance street; running thenca south 50 feet I;
thence east 80 feet to an alley; theme north
30 feet to 1h8 lrner Of lot No. !; thouce west
l60 feet TO the point Of beg nntDg on DsSoto
street-lytng betWeen lots and 5.
Terms Of Sale-On q credit OF six and
twelve months; purchaser TO give notes
with approved security; lien retained to Sc ,
cure same. Equity OF redemption barred.
This March / l574
EDMUND A. COLE. Clark and Master
LogWood q Micou, Attornays. mh2 sat
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OIL AND RAILROADS.
A Coed. sIzsd Row In the Pennsylvania
Oil aegIeass

On CTTX, Pa, March J.-There
was tremendous mass meeting here
to-day to oppose the mandates Of the
Southern Improvement company,
which proposes to control not only
the prices, but the refining interests,
and monop0lize the entire oil trade.
The morning session was spent in
drafting resolutions IN favor Of anoth-
or outlet for the oil regions. The
meeting was not extravagant In its
demonstrations, but means strictly
business, and intends, Ia less than six
ty days, to have an outlet which will
be free Of all cliques or combinations.
In the afternoon dispatches were resd
from various portions OF the country,
encouraging the prospect 70 carry
their plans through for new means
Of transportation.
A dispatch f1om Bufhio states that
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WISCONSIN.
The One-Term PFtnelpIe-The New APP
uOgtfonmenG.

The O1e-Term PFinciPIe-The New APP
pOgtionment.
MADISON, March 1.-The assembly
was occupied last night and this
morning discussing resolutions in
dorsing Mr.. Summers one term
smendment to the United States con-
stitutiOn. The whole subject was
finally laid on the table, by-yeas 40,
nays 3S, absent or not voting 13.
The senate passed the appOrtion-
ment bill by strict party vote-yeas
p, nays 6, absent or not vcting3 The
senate also passed bill appropriating
forty thousand dollars for new iron
fence around the capitol park, and
agreel to an amendment to the con-
stitutlOn increasing the number Of
judges Of the supreme court from three
TO five.
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WHISKY FAMINE.

A rat far Old BoakeFs whose Suss are
EWpty.
IouIsyrLLE, March La leading
nemDer of the heaviest whisky hrm
in this city stated TO reporter to-
dav that there Is not over twenty-ny e
hsfreIs of Kentucky whisky, made
betWeen the years 1856 and 1855, In
store ip this country. Liquor men
sav that the fact that the stock OF hne
old Kentucky whiskies are very ecaIce
is veil known to the trade.
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MISSOURI
Expenses OF the state dn the Ease War
ana DebI ai Ra- L0lIa.

a10 Debt Of Es- LOHts-
ST. LOUIS, March The lower
house of the legislature to-day passed
a cjneurrent resolution requesting our
national representatives 20 use their
influence for the passsge Of a measure
su horizing the appointment OF tW o
commissioners by the President and
two by the governor to examine and
report the claims paid by the State,
or any county in it, for the support Of
federal forces during the war.
The senate confirmed tbs bill to au-
thorize the county OF st. Louis to issue
$50, 600 worth of bonds for the pay
ment Of the bonded debt and build
ing new POorhOuse.
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WASHINGTON.

The secretary Of the treasury to-day
called in $1,000 coo Of the three per
cent. temporary loan certificates. The
denominations OF the certificates called
in ars from 94l5 to 35l9 OF 5000 each,
and rom 3349 70 343i OF $1,000 each,
on which interest Will cease April 30,
1872.
WIN. F. Sanders has been nomi-
mated attorney-generai for Montana.
The laying OF Cameron's resolution
naming s French arms committee on
fhe fable. should not be understood
Is ! fiael disposition CT Il. This &C
tson merely sends the resolution over
10 Is called up At any time.
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THE GENTLE SAVAGE.


Murder and OutFaxe-A stage CSm'
pang's Asasehe AttacksS'
SAH FRANCISCO, March LA dis
patch frOGa WyckenbOurg, Arizona,
saws that the Apaehes attacked two
trains between that place and Pbenix,
and murdered Samuel OAllamber and
Tom Harris. At Martinez rancho
+hey run of the stock and plundered
tha -tatioa of all mOveables. Callem-
So9 soe I'D QsrrIs were employees OF the
Stage company, The station ION ID .1o5l o9'
fonf miles south 81 Camp Dale ere creek (,
where are posted thee companies o. y
regulars, two of infantry ana one y q
cavalry. The rancho is dlsISnt aDou! U!
TWENTY-FIVE miles from the scene y
the Wyckenbourg massacre, Wnere
Loring was killed.
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MURDERER coNMITTED.
The Kramer Murder In PesRsylvaala-
An Arrest

PHILADELPHIA, March 1.--Tsaac
Hummel, Emmanuel a Achenbach and
William Kramer, arrested at Potts.
Vile, Pennsylvania, ON suspicion Of
being concerned in the murder Of
Daniel Kramer and ths probably fatal
wounding of his wife, were released
to-day, Joseph Brown, the alleged
murderer, was committed to answer
the charge at the April term of the
criminal court. Ms. Kramer returned
10 consciousness, and Is still living,
though In pRecarious condition.
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ar. LOUIS.
Representation - Sutt for Damages -
EethOdfsG Conference.

Eeth0dfst Conference
ST.. LOUIS, March 1.-The senate
committee on congressional sppor.
tionment has been instructed to give
st. Louis three representatives. -
Henry A. Jay, who had both snOul-
der blades and his collar-bone broken,
his skull fractured and his hip and
back badly crushed In the railroad sc-
cident at Wellsville, on the North
missouri railroad last November, has
brought suit against that company for
fifteen thousand dollars damages.
The Democrats Kansas City special
SAYS that the Methodist con ierence
yesterday organized, Bishop Scott
presiding. Over one hundred dele
gates were present. In the evening
the anniversaries of the Sunday
schools and the trsct society were
held, which were largely attended.
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CEARLE5rON.
CHARLESTON, March 1.-The cotton
market is dull; middlng, 21Zc. Net re-
csipts, 1855 bales, not before counted; ex-
ports $40 bales; sales. 800
bales; stock, "A, 100 bales. Net receipts
f0r the week, 5989 bales; exports-tn
Great Britain, 2e96 bales; coast wise, S6O6
bales; sales of the week, 1900 bales.
MOBILE,
MOBILE, March 1.-The cotton market
ls Irregular and demand moderate; mid
ding, 2lAc. Net receipts, 68f bailey; gross
recslptss bS4 bales; exports to LiV-
erpOol, $3.50 bales; cosstWise, IOgI bales;
sales, ESQ bales; stock, 81, ,245 bales; net
receipts for the week, 81, ,3O1 bales.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

AlLLER-The friends and acquaintance Of
VIZ L. MILLER ara respectfully invited to
attend his funeral, from PARK Avsaus
Church, i've miles from Memphis, near Pig
IN BOOST road, tomorrow (5UNDAYJ AFTER.
noon. a. * o'clock.
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DIED.

sM5-Mrs Sc SINS. wife of John A. Sims,
OF this city, at the residence OF her brother,
DR.. o. 2. Erskrtdgs, New London, Texas, on
the goth ult, where she was on a visit, hoping
that the climate, with brother's attention,
would restore her feeble health.
lainhmOnd CVal, Vicksburg ard H-ny
Spring tAiss.l papers p ease copy.I
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KANSAS.

Lass Day Oa fRe SessiOn-Seaate Fet
HHrd as work
TOPEKA, March 1.-g,be house, after
half-past ten O'Clock, refused to do any
more business except to receive and
act on messages from the senate and
governor.
The senate has been hard at work.
and will probably continue in session
most OF the night. Both houses will
adjourn tomorrow. Total apDIOpr1a-
tions OF the session about $575, 900.
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Notics Of Dissolution.

- The 1rm Of A. L. Hatch Co. Is this
day Dissolved BY mutual consent. All bust.
ness pertaining 10 the late nrm of A. L.
Hatch Co. and Peters q Hatch is referred
to r. g. Craig, Trrstee. ssho VIII continue
the business, and collect All debts due the
two firms. for bsnsnt Of creditors.
A, L. HATCH a 90.
Nan, DbFa ua,,,, I 1870 Ia
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THALIARS.

A MEETING for dispatch OF business viii
a be held at No Madison street, Bark
Building, upstairs. SATURDAY EVENING,
Narcn "a, at * O'Clock.
By order OF ". g PARKER, President.
Q. I. DoEB, Secretary. fe7o
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CAUTION.

~W.W. WOOD il not an agent Of ours;
he IA not authorized TO draw on Us; he has
no money to MIA credit ON our books. nor has
he ever had. he has bsen imposing on =
number Of persons on Arkansas river, and
We hereby caution the community against
taking any drails from him on as.
TooF. PHILLrPs 4 90.
M ais. rsun., february 2T. 1871. fe9
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penter, Sherman, Sawyer, Logan,
Stevenson and Harlan be the commit
tee. He explained that owing to the
declinatl N u 5caatnr Sum1er he sub
stituted Senator HamIin.
Senator Trumbull said he thOug al
that one of the senators who brought
this matter before the senate ought to
be on the committee, and he thought,
as Senator Sumner was not on the
committee, that Senator Schurz ought
to be.
Senator Sumner thought that in or
binary fairness one of the two sena-
tors who had taken prominent part In
institutiDg this inquiry should be on
the committee; lhat he Sumner]
could not serve, and it seemed to him
that the senator from Missouri
rSchurzl should be on the committee.
Senator BOreman moved to lay the
resolution and amendment on the ta-
bic, which was carried-yeas rs,
nays not counted.
The legislative appropriation bill
was takeA up.
An amendment was adopted au-
thorizing the secretary Of the treasury
to employ not more than three per
sons to assist the proper officers OF the
government in discovering and coli
lectiDg any money belonging to the
United States, whenever the same
shall be withheld by any person or
corporation, on such terms and eondi-
tiOns as he shall deem best for the in
terests OF the United States; but pro-
viding that they shall be paid no COM
pensatiou except out Of money and
property so secured.
The amendment proposing to abol-
ish the branch mint at Charlotte,
North Carolina, was rejected.
The senate then went into executive
session, and soon after a1jOurned.
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;hanesry Sals Of Real Estate.

No 7l7O, N. r. First Chancery Court OF Shell
" county Elizabeth 2. Green at al. W.
william l.. Nance 81 al.
d virtue OF sn infarlooutory decree for
D sale entered In the above oEus8, Jam
usry 5, l6I2 VIII sell at public auction 70
the htghest bidder, In frOnt of the Clerk and
Masters once, Grserlaw block, Second
Htroaa in Mem nhfa Taunoza On
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CFO. b. BELL and wAa. D. RUDY. OF L.ouis.
" vile. KY, have this day been admitted
TO a limited partnership In this house. Name
OF ths drm 70 rsma ain Unclaimed.
MULDOOH, BULLETT q co.
Memphis, Tenn February e. 1874
The drm Is now complssd Of the following
mem barBs
Louisville ny. CaFrera, Italy.
GEORGE q. BELL, WM. D. Rudy,
Memphis, Tenn Memphis. Tam.
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JUMPED FROM A TRAIN
A Han Fatally znfunbd by Jumping
fram q rKslfm

ALBANY, NEW York, March L.
James Faikner, OF delaware, Ohio,
yesterday jumped fronl Central raiis
road train while in motion, some
eight miles from this city, and was 20
badly injured that il is thought he
win die. he is In tbs hospital hers.
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OFF FOR JAPAN
BIOodea Sfoek asa Agricultural ImDls-
menka fer Japan.

meats fer Japan.
CHICAGO, March LA large sssort-
mebt of bloOded livestock and Inn.
proved machinery have been collected
Al this point by A. B Capron, Tor
Shipment to Japan. 1t viii go for
ward to San Francisco next week 10
charge OF George Mayo, Of 0wosso,
Michigan,
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forgery for the object Of blasting the
of the unfortunate child.
lie OTIIER NIOfIlis.

THE OTTER VICTIMS.
We have Intentionally ailuded to
'rs ~rn &c ~, all8 TIE SOrrOWing
l.l d, IA eHd child beg us to mention
none others, as they would shield his
other victims from the sorrow which
has almost crushed their hearts. Suf-
fee it to say there were other children
whom he held in the same wicked
snare, who visited the housas named
with him, and who were bound by
like oaths not to divulge the secret.
They fortunately have not been
brought TO the public gaze, but out
ragged parents would have taken the
life Of the villain If he had not precipi-
lately left the city.
SENTIMENT OF HIS CHURCH.
The Rev. DR.. Munsey, In his SER
mon yesterday at Central church,
while not alludi1g directly to this
terrible affair, left no room in the
minds Of his hearers that his whole
discourse was based upon it. It was
the children of st. Paul's church that
had been corrupted by this villain, and
it Was ne who, after listening to his
prOtestatiOns OF innocence, with his
Aduu 0Buu TIC 0tDAcf CudA <N4 nOEAC
to him his guilt, and ordered DR.. Hus
ten to yield up his license and fly from
the wrath which his conduct had ava
kened. Those who listened to him
we're under no uncertainty as TO his
conviction of the guilt of the accused
His language was emphatic and strong
against those who play the bypOcrite
and use the livery OF Christ TO serve
the devil and minister to their own
passions.
PAST HISTORY.
There seems to be bat little known
of Rev. DR. Huston previous to his
coming to Baltimore, He was once
an Inherent Methodist preacher in
Virginia, and afterWaTd the editor OF
a religious journal il Nashville, Ten
nessee. The paper which he conducted
was called the Home Circle, and was
intended to teach religion and virtue
and purity at the freside.
From Tennessee he went to Ken
lucky, and it is said that he left that
State under q cloud, although he came
to Baltimore with regular credentials
from the Kentucky conference. He
was man of fair ability, pleasant adj
dress and agreeable presence.
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sPEEcH rRoM PINoasACK.

When the senate adjourned last night,
Lieutenaut-GUvernOr PiDchback, be-
ing called upon for speech, said;
f" GentLemen-I thank you for your
courtesy in requesting me to address
you, bat regret that the implied COM
pliment to me cannot with any justice
or honesty be returned to the worst
legislature, in my opinion, that ever
assembled, and you feel no more re-
joieed than I at the knowledge that its
ession has terminated finally. II the
government cannot be carried on
without the scenes which have been
ensc ed in the house On representa-
tiVes, l rsiterate what l said this
morning, that the sooner the RepubH-
can party goes down the better"
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LOUISIANA.

DislnfeEr0Il0D OF the Ta1eVfEE MOD
KBswR as ths Louisiana LegisIa-
ture.f
NEW ORLEANS, March The leg
islature adjourned last night sine dis.
Several pluDderiug schemes were
pushed through before adjournment.
Very little was done il the way of
reform.
The Times of this morning says:
" The body called the general assem-
bly, of Louisiana terminated last night
its career of unparalleled infsmy. Ii
would be trite phrase to say that the
history of modern times furnishes no
such example of the gross abuse Of
power, of such hagrant immortality,
corruption and indecency as have
marked the career of this disgraceiul
assemblage."
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The sALTIHOsE sCAnDAL.

Two Sides to The s'ory---TEs rs
ART -el' re J sais.
mcr- spsfs.