The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-13
THE BULLETIN.
TELEGRAPHIC SUMMARY.

PHILADELPHIA, March I0.-President
Grant spent quiet day with Gen. Childs,
inclcment weather preventing any other
cour'c. lie returns to Washington in the
morning.
WAsHIYGToN, March lo.-A portion Of
the Japanese embassy leave on Tuesday to
investigate the iron works, mines and rail.
roads of Pcnns, lvania. They will be
headed by the chief of the department Of
public work. of Japan.
CnAELEsToS. March 20.-The Union
vile Times reports that arrests for al
legged ku-kiusism were recommended in
Marion county last week by the deputy
United States marshal. and that much et-
citement existed.
LoSDOS, March l0.--The Prince and
Princes Of Wales departed yesterday for
the South "f France A dispatch announ-
ces their arrival in Pari., where they will
remain three or four day, before proceed.
ing south.
NEw logR, March l0.-A Wilmington
special srys no confirmation tas been re-
ceived Of the reported killing of Henry
Berry Lowery. Several partie. are
organizing for the capture of the
gang.
NEw YORK, March l0.-Full account.
are published Of the recent religious di.-
cus'ion in Rome between Protestant
preachers and Catholic clergy on the sub
ject Was 81. Peter ever in Rome? p
Father Gayazzi sided with the Pro,es-
tants in maintaining the negative. The
proceedings terminated smicably, both
parties claiming 10 have the best Of the
debate.
WAsBINGToN, March l0.-Chief Justice
Mexican, of Utah, is still in Washington.
on business connected with the judiciary
Of that Territory, and has had several
interviews with the President and At
torney General Williams. There is no
probability whatever, that the criminal
suits already commenced and pending will
be abandoned.
WAsHISGToS, March lO.-The Pres
ident has recognized Robert knight as
Vice-Consul u Her Brittanic Majesty ct
Cincinnati
The Senate Arms Committee will to-
morrow examine Col. Bennett and the
House Committee on Expenditures in the
War Department, will examine Major
Crispin, Majcr Of Ordnance stationed at
New York, through whom deliveries Of
arms were made to purchasers.
MANCHESTER, n. H. March lo.-Gen-
eral Hite, Of Kentucky, and Senator Pat.
terson, New Hampshire, addressed large
Republican meeting last evening. Mr..
Patterson alluded 20 a Washington dis
patch, in which his name is associated
with the sale Of arms to France He said
the Marquis De Chambrun informed him
that grave discrepancies existed between
the amounts paid and received by our
government for arms sold to France, and
he notified the President and Secretary Of
War Of the circumstance, in order that
the facts might be Investigated, and the sd-
minstration yinGicated.
ST. LOUIS, March lO.-The building
which will be erected TO accumulate the
National Sangerfest, TO be held here next
June, will have a front of $50 feet on
Twelfth street, extending east on WASH
ington avenueand st. Charles street three
hundred and twenty-five feet. The ground
floor will seat 1864 persons, and the gall
lery on three sides of the building will ac-
commodate 34O0 more, giving the audto-
rum capacity of l5054. The stage will
have seats for 1900 singers and l25 musi-
clans, and beneath 1t will be refreshment
room l50x50 feet. There will also be
spacious reception and committee rooms,
and every convenience that can be desired.
The building will be arched, AMI its center
g. feet high.