The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-24


executive mansion. that the president does
not intend again 10 urge the purchase Of
San Domingo.
IMPORTANT ORDER.
The commissioners to adjus, claims by
the United States against Mexico and
claim. of the latter against the former
government, have given notice that all
claims not disposed of before the first day |
Of April next, will be entered and held |
and the government will proceed immedi- |
ately 10 dispose Of them according TO the !
requirements of the convention. On Sat- !
urdsy the commissioners announced opn-
ions in forty-one American and slI MeIi- |
can clai rs, all Of which were rejected.
REPUTATION OF CHARGES.
The officers on duty at the executive
mansion are ready with a mass Of ver-
bal and documentary evidence, to presen,
to the cuitom house investigating commit
tee on its return to Washington, which i,
Is ,aid, will refute any testimony de,ri-
mental TO the presidents character.
AFFAIRS IL LOUISIANA.
The following dispatch was received to-
day by Senator West from Gov. Warmo,h
New Orleans Jan. 2l.-Yes,erday and
last night handbll was distributed
through the city, a follows ITO arms!
To arms q To armslll To arms!l!!
Colored men to the front. Warmoths
slaves at the Mechanics institute pre,en-
ded to-day TO expel Antoine, Adolph,
Burch, Wilson, Reavson, Williams,
Tureared, Gaddis, John Lott and other
colored members Of the house of represen-
ta,ives. Warmo,h will next attempt to
remove Ingrahsm and Antoine from the
senate. Rally on Saturday at 10 o'clock
a, the corner of Rampant and Canal streets,
and let those who have dared to ,rample
on your rights a, freemen and citizens,
tremble until the marrow of their bons
shakes. Let the cry be, down with War
moth and his thieving crew. Rally
Rally Rally'l! Liberty or death
snIr CANAL BUILDING.
The home committee on public lands
have agreed TO report favorably on the
| bills for the extension of time for the
completion of the Portage Lake and Lake
Superior ship canal, and Green Bay, Stur-
geon Bay and Lake Michigan ship canal
ANOTHER FRAUD EXPOSED.
NEW YORK, Jan. 2l.-Tho Times ex-
| presses another job in connection with
line Of stages which were compelled to
take to side str eets on account Of some
improvements in Broadway, by which the
city was compelled to pay them $4,000
under judgement of a referee and con-
frmed by Judge Barnard. Four men
divided the plurder.
ILLNESS OF TILpES.
Samuel j. Tilden owing to illness has
been unable to leave his residence for the
past week. He expects soon to take his
seat in the legislature.
LOCOMOTIVE WORKS STOPPED.
The Mckay locomotive works at Jersey
City, have stopped work on account of
strike,
| THE MARKET SAVINGS BANK.
The market savings bank was forced to
suspend in consequence of the secretary
intrusting Sl2o,00o of Tennesse bonds to
Heisess Il Co, brokers, for sale. They dis.
posed OF the bonds and then claimed that
they had lost by stock operations and
could not pay,
UNION PIPE FOUNDRY BURNT.
LOUISVILLE, Jan. 2l.-At four o'clock
this morning the union pipe foundry Of
Dennis, Long & Co, was destroyed. 1t
was the most extensive pipe foundry in
the United States, and had capacity Of
$1,000 tons of metal annually. Loss
$l75,ooOi insurance only $4,000.
FROM NEW ORLEANS.
New ORLEANS, Jan. 2l'-Carter has is
sued an order, stating that on Monday he
would, at II o'clock, through his sergeant
alarms, proceed to remove from the hall
Of representatives the police and armed
men and requests the people to close the
places Of business and keep of the streets
in the vicinity. The Carterites are said
to have 1000 men.
TRENTON BANK ROBBERY.
TRENTON, N. j., Jan. 2l.-The Trenton
bank was robbed this evening by FIVE bur-
glars, who entered the bank from the rear
seized and gagged the watchman and
blindfolded him, A lady passing, gave
the alarm, but the burglars escaped with