Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-21
TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR
This Afternoons Dispatches.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS.



NV loRK, March 2l.-Iast nisl, WAS nm. q,
the coolest OF the winter, a very high northwest
gale prevailing. Ii is clear and very cold tn.
morning The wind is heavy northwest
THE NEw SPANISH MINIsTkk
who arrived here last evening, is reported On
have said that II i a mistake TO represent him
- bostle 10 the United States, he having thu
kindlIest feelings. and being DESTROYS OF culti-
vatIng amicable and peaceable relations with
ms country. He believes in clemency for Gu
-, rle caves Tor Washington IN few days
ABOUT FIFTEEN UEDRED woRKINGNKN
res1'Ned at Cooper Institute last night that no.
fueians we're enemies Of the working classes.
,, ANoTHfR NBW CHARTER PROPOSED.
II i stated that the state senate committee on
clll.s iasi night decided 10 amend the new char
t Yer I9f New YORK city by providing for two
nOaIIs OF common council, TO cOnsis, of thirty
s III h5rs each, six fTom each senatorial istrirt
70 oe elected 10y cumulative notes. and 10 have
me police, health aud fire Commissioners Ar
lointed by two Judges OF the superior CoIrt
ana 10 consist OF an equal nula Der of lemo.ra.s
andrepph'cans. II j. said that III tb.s,a rhsnsas
are made the committee OF seventy viii di.a7yr
any connection with such charter.
TIE TRIAL OF MAYOR HALL
IN the Common Pleas Court terminated ,,,fs
morning, and the eleven Remaining inroTs ,,,a,o
discharged This was necessitated BY Recor,ieT
Haekett yesterday deciding that the eonrt haId
by him (hackett) was regular. TINS m LIN, 80,
court held by Judge DAILY, before which Msyor
nan was being tried, an illegal or unponsti,u-
term. 'ei
Ii is stated on snrareri,., c,oo, -, =.
that e0'u au'hoHts'
Ex-CoNTRoLLER CONNOLLY
Ielt Tor the Isle OF jersey i'm the English Chan
n neI, scHe weeks ago. and that he has since been
heafd nom there. Connolly's son-in-law, how
ever, senles that he has fled. aud his attorney
says nat he Knows nothing of his whereabouts
thoueh he Is confident he will be on hand wkan
his case is tried.
HrsH-NOyFy
, W m. ullertOn, an ex-iudre. testified bafor,
do AZ G4ieiafy Committee I'll at the ifty thousand
"oi"'s r-iu him by the Union Pacific railroad
was given 10 the late James Fisk as hush money
IN the settlement OF Fisk's suit ageinst the
Union Pacific. Witness said this proceeding
was confidential at the time, but now he feIf
that he could make this explanation, Eisk Hal
declared that he would probably be laughed AZ
II II was understood that he had taken that
amount. stenogTapher read from notes taken
in Judge BSTTarc's court. Slowing the ne -,
uhpecomlng language by the Judge He hal
been employed 20 take notes bv the Bar Asso-
elalon' Several other witnesses were exam
ined, including jay Could but nothing new or
important Was developed.
An official report by Controller Green to the
state senate saws
THE COST OF THE NEW COURT HOUSE.
SO Jar as the same has been paid, is SS.l9I. 9i9;
FURNITURE and repairs, g, De. 229; additional
claims outstanding SO far known, s2i25.9
which are held by the Tenth National Bank
he controller has no means Of ascertainina the
other claims, but he says they are large.
THE LEGISLATIVE sUB-ot NMITTER ON THE JU-
dietary
are to-day investigating the District Attorneys
ofhclal records. Owing 20 the lack OF harmoyy
Nehon d W aterbury has resigned his position
Judge CardoZo to-day denied the motion for
the release OF Nogt.
THE ALLEGED BELGIAN MURDERER,
holding that the case was before a magistrate
and receiving proper legal attention.
1t is reported thatfhe trial of Mayor Hall will
and Terminer.