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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-08-17
Total. loo GINS. all Cash. 100

Total 600 Glfts. all Cash.
The Hon. THos. T.. BRAMLErTE, late Governor Of
Kentucky, has consented to represent the trustees
IN the management OF this second Grand Gut Son-
cert and he will personally see that the money gom
the sale of tickets Is deposited with the Treasuief
that the drawing Is fairly conducted, and the glts
Justly awarded and promptly paid.
The drawing will take place In public, IN run vnw
OF the audience, and under the immediate suptrvE
sion and direction OF the oicers and Trustees OF ne
Public Library OF Kentucky, and the following emil
ncnt and distnterested citizens, who have cousont-
cd 10 be present and see that all Is fairly done
IIor NJ. R. HARDEN, Judge Court Of Appeals, Ky.
Hon. j. PROcTop KNoTr. late N. G. Leb'n. Dis;
lion, III, ". BRUCE, Judge Ninth Judicial DIS, ~.
Gen, Eli II. MURRAY, U. 8. Marshal Dis. NY.
Hon. 7. B. COCHRAN, Chan: Lou: Chan; Sourt.,
lion. 4. ID. SIASpIToRD, President bsrmsn ena
Hon pjSTsFis jonS siss1r ssah Manager no,I
col TSIIP LEE Com. ATTY Ninth Judicial Dlst.
Or. c. GRAHAM, founder Graham Caolnst.
Col. JiISoS p. JOHNSON. Manager Gait House.
DR.. I. 5. BELL. Prof. Med. University; LOUISVILLE.
Hon. J. q. BANTER. Mayor OF Loulsviue.
Henry WOLroaD, Treasurer Louisville.
A. q, BRASSAS, President Manutacturen BANK.
PIIILIP JupGE OF the Louisville Hotel Co. --...r.
las BRlpGErpRD, Prcst. I'd National Bank.
". c, ID, MuIPs Proprietor WiArd Hotel.
j. c, JouSs1oN, President Traders Bank.
II. vIcToR SEwcoND, trm Of Seweomb, buchanan
HENRY DEPrEy, President German Bank.
ASpREw GRAHAM, Tobacco & Cotton Merchant.
jr NORvIS GREEN, Prest. L. c. Short Line r. b.
Vol. ROSE, Agent Adams Express Company. l''
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-08-17

Col. SANDFoRD, q traveller and ex-
plorer who has been all over Africa,
and knows about as much relative to
the Nile as anybody else does, is now
in New York. He repudiates Stan
ley's information, and asserts boldly
that the Livingstone letters are forger-
les. He says that is impossible that
Livingstone's six years explorations
could have covered only twenty de-
grees Of latitude and longitude, and
thinks It impossible that he could have
accomplished so little.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-08-17

AT Troy, a few days since, a brick
fell from the third story of 4 building
and hit a German on the head the
brick was broken into half dozen
pieces. He looked at it with an
amused smile on his face and said
-Ach himmel, You dinks you bees
pooty hart. Das vas cool, by. jinEs
boot you tindt dot vas a harter carak-
der den you vas. You ton't play dem
tam tricks some more dimes"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-08-17
NOTICE.

cEALEp PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
S ceiyed at the Office Of the Kentuck Mining
Company, No. 90 Sonth c street, up staits, unlil
SATURDAY. August II. 1872. at o'clock r; ~.
for linking Shalt One Hundred and Finy Feet
deem mon the mining ground Of the Arizona
and Utah Mining Company, on American Flat,
Storey county. Nevada, In aecordanes Win p.Sns ~
Company rcserving the right to reject any and
all bids. H. .'I.. ~. Hni Ga,,no,,.
Vir,inIa CITY. August IS, 1917. anl4 I'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-08-17
100. 900 Tickets or Admission
s5oo,ooo IN CURRENCY
LIST OF GIPTSt

lion II n by w 10, Of ONE Til OCSASD GIFTS. q, folisws
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-22

him that his majority OF - oco IN a largely -
small number.
Mr.. Farnsworth aid he ciid not know Uhy y Is
s.e u came from his blend from Connectcut.
ehless he feli constrained tospring 20 the rsscua
81 any hody connected with the Board OF Public
Merrs IN this District. lie could not be de-
seinea tEom his rishts OF debate here by holding
-, ., the roo OF the Secretary OF the Trea-
~ ~ hereyer he saw the he 4 OF a rAscal
Mr.. Bingham CohiOl moved 20 Law me whole
subject on the table. Lost
nj. Plat then withdrew his suhStt.uf.
Mr.. Farnsworth's amendment " \ s.,ro.s %
adopted. -"
The House then went into committee ., IN.
whole on tie sundry civil appropriation bill
Among the tiers agreed 70 in the bin are the
following For erection Of two range lights
tor The Crsighill channel, leading from Chesa-
peske bay into the PataT co river. ami 20 take
f psps lsss OF The two light hoasrs nov II North
noint, Md, $4,000. For q small light 70 mark
me entrance TO the anchorage inside OF
shipping Point, Potomac river. Virrinis'
5000. Expenses OF commissioner 10 the
, n prison convention. ss.oao.
Columbia, 50 $50; Columbia hospital Tor The
tesf and dumb, asa 600; Columbia ho~pi-al ia
women and lying-in asylum. s5a.3 ;: Ns,ior Al
soldiers and sailors orphans home in the Dis-
tEict OF Columbia, SIS. OO0, for CUSTODY and re-
pair OF government hospital in Judiriary
square, in the District Of Columbia -
For care, SUPP ort and medical treatment 81
SIXTY f-snsient paupers, medical aud surgical
Latien's In some proper medication int J, alton
IN the city OF Washington, si2.0a, or - mn-h
tnereof as may be necessary. For fnishgps An q
repairing the work on the CAPITOL eNtensior
and Tor completing the tagging ON the upf F.
terraces, 10000. For srausl repairs OF the q
capitol building, sf0,t ~. For fnisi 'ng A. d
repairing the work on the new dome OF m t,
Capitol, - 600.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-22
The Mormon ImbrogIIo.

SALT LAKE, May 21.-Judge StricklanI a..
hvered decision to-day in the Flagstaff mining
suit, refusing TO grant an injunction. Juig
HPwley, OF the L. S,D.strict Court az Beaver
refuses TO recognize the terrif Drial marshal aud
says no new officer in the territory Is authorize
20 serve venue. The democratic central com
mittee publish call for territorial con rent tOu
TO elect delegates 20 the Baltimore convention.
Another snow-slide took place in LIttle Cotton
wood. Several miners were buried, but al
were rescued. Judge Strong, of the L. ). Su-
preme Court, and lady, who are In the city, r,
ceived complimentary calls from Brigham
Young and other leading MOrmons.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-22
TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR
This Afternoons Dispatches.
associated Press Reports.

Mf At THE LONDON FAPERs SAY
-, S NJ. noRk, May PA special tom London
OF the 2lst, TO the Herr'd, says: "rhe EnglI.s
papers continue TO discuss the treaty OF W. 81
lngton, and the supplementary article thereto
win undlminished interest. The editorials
generally are inspired by desire - prevent a
failure OF the arbitration and save the treaty
An article in contrary ser &C. printed by IN
Fdu Nal Gdsette tonight, IL remarkable for it,
truthful and just appreciation Of the danger or
endeavoring TO save the treaty at the expense al
nsuohsi suscePi i6ility The following Il IA
extract: The whole drift Of feeling and opinion
IN Engl justines saying that the worst 'hin,
10 do with the treaty IL 20 save IL. Saving ~
treaty means offence and humiliation % Ams.l
ca OF to England, or 20 both nations. II mans
renewal, and not abatement of the an -feelin- .r
wac intended 70 allsy. How 10 save the urea,
means who shall eat the leeks, or whether some
means cannot be invented whereby both parties
shall agree TO eat IL in each others presence
The American papers appear 60 exclaim agatus.
the acopuon OF the supplementary article. Here
there he only one opinion, and that j. that its
acceptance would be discreditable and dang. =
Gus. Both peoples would be pacified and cor,
tent at once II the treaty and the negotiations
connected Herewith were dropped a. an ire
medisble blunder, for which the two govern
ments are alone 60 blame. That is the proper
fate Of the treaty, and the only safe and peace
full way Of d'spOsing OF it,
This article states exactly the situation ia
England, and is just expression of the best
opinion here. IL is certain that per sOns, bank
ers, financial agents and others, who are de.
termined to save the treaty at whatever cost
without regard to national dignity or honor, are
bringing about a dangerous complication. The
same with those unwise politicians who are
Wiling 70 make party capital out OF intern ational
difficulty. The further negotiation OF the treaty
Will only continue an irritation that may event
ually put two proud nations in an attitude rom
which war can be the only possible issue. The
treaty should be dropped Immediately for the
sake OF national amity, good will and peace"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-22
Hlinofs Politics

CHICAGO, May 22.-The state republican con-
vention, which meets at Springfield to-day will
nominate Ex-Governor X. j. oglesby for Gov
ernor, probably by acclamation, as he has no
opposition. The main contest will be over the
nomir alton OF lieutenant-g governor, as II Is M
derstood that Ogiesby win be elected 10 the T.
5. Senate by the next legislature, when the
lieutenant governor would succeed him IN the
governorshlp. The present indications are that
Z. b. Farwell, Congressman from this district
erUOr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-22
SP ECIAL NOTICES.


Clergyman, while residing in South America,
a. Missionary discovered safe and simple remedy
for the cure Of Nervous Weakness, Early Decay
Disease Of The Urinary and Seminal Organs, aad the
vicious habits. Great numbers have been cured by
this noble remedy. Prompted by desire to bene TT
the afflicted and unfortunate, will send the reel ne
for preparing and using this medicine in q sealed
envelope, to any enc who needs il, Free Of CAayge.
Address, JOSEPH INMAN,
Station d, Bible House,
marny New York City.
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Methodist General Conference.

kLEITION OF BItHUI-.
NEW YORK, May Pat the Methodist gem
eral conference, this morning, ballo,ing for
three additional bishops TO those elected yester-
day was continued, and at 10 o'clock the tellers
retired TO count the votes. In the m an time a
discussion took place in reference 10 the reports
OF class leaders. At II O'Clock the tellers re-
turned and announced the vote. as follows: 4
q. Andrews, 236; Gilbert Haven, 2O9. These two
were declared elected. jesse L. Peck receive 4
1S9 votes; j. w. walden, i6O; r. -. Haven,
IL; Il. M. Eddy, 90; and j. M. Reid, %. BallO:s
were then cast for the remaining bishop.
The election OF bishops was concluded by the
choice of Jesse I. Peck, who received 2l5 votes
Il. o. Haven, 3D. and J. N. Reid, ;. r Dabb-
and Thomas Bowman were received a. fratern Al
delegates from the General Conference OF the
Evangelical Association. In regard % or luir
union with the Methodist Church, Mr.. Dahhs
said if God will il the union would be surely
accumulated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-22

TIE METHODIST GENERAL CONFERENCES
Election Of Bishops.-In the Methodist General
Conferences at New York yesterday, the frst
ballot for election of bishops resulted as follows:
w. l.. Harris, Of. Central Ohio, go votes; r. s.
Foster. Of New York, 232; Boreman, of Iowa,
Z93. These three were elected. There were 40s
ballots cast; necessary to a choice, 2c5. ONLY
the three above mentioned had majority. The
other votes were as follows: Jesse Peck, Gem
frai New York, 1sl; j. W. Wiley, Newark, 40;
more, los; 8. N. Merrill, 40; Gilbert Haven,
las; E: o. Haven, !soi J. NJ. Reed, III; j. P.
Newman, 102; j. M. Waldron, 80; Q. HI. Fowler.
~; b. F. Crazy, 50; J: Cummings, So; d. R.
Cooley, 90; Moses Hill, 20; and others a less
number of votes.
The conference then proceeded to vote for
i've additional bishops, BIZ hop Sanderson. of
Canada, meantime delivering a farewell adj
dress, with the following result: Whole number
of votes, 400; necessary for q choice, Dol; j. w.
Wiley, 256, lelected;l s. NJ Merrill, 223, (elect-
ed;l j. g. Haven, 1s2; j. T. Peck, 17s; Z. g.
Andrews, 143; Z. o. Haven, 119; j. l.. Reed, 1l2;
I. NJ. Eddy, Io4; ]. N; waldron, 90; j. P. New
man, "a; q. ID. F0ss, 81; N. Il. Cooley, 66; B. +.
Crary, 81; Moses Hin, IL; O. 81. Fowler, Al; W.
b. Rush, 81; A. Martin, Is; A. j. Kinet, 26; j..
Cumming, "a; and several others less than 20
94fee bishops are yet to be elected.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-22

RETIRRD.-SecondL Lit. Samuel Ross. It'll infan
try, has been placed on the retired list of the
army, with the full rank of brigadier general
TO date from January 1, 1871.
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The New York Strikes

EXCITEMENT CONTINUES.
NRw YORK, May 22.-The excitement among
the working classes in this city still continues,
although the demands of the carpenters ma
sons, bricklayers, and plumbers have been
agreed TO. The pattern makers, cabinet maxi
ers, upholsterers, and soap makers are holding
hourly sessions. with an early prospect OF sue
cess.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-22
PIANOS, &c.

a RABE UHAMCE-Hayins determined 70 intro
q d1ce IN this city the celebrated 6CHO-.-
AACkkR PIANO, Phiiadslphis, vhichy -
toEe; better finished, and more durable than sny
other Piano made, now offer the same at S per
oe boneht Or for reasonable fnStalments. Call and
examine for yourselves.
MOST AMUSING TOY 0UTl-Uauses inaniulate
For sale By .. L. WILD BRC., $40 Hthv
street West, between Pa. avenue and Il st.suuSvv
Assnfs for &tsf's Ptaa0s, and manufacturers of
and dealers In Musical Instruments generally. |
Pianos and eli Musical Instruments Tuned and
Repaired. decl2tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-22

ST. LOUIS, May 22.-In the Berkeley case 10
day the court decided 20 allow the examination
Of DR.. Derkiey in his own defense, and also per-
mitted examination of experts as to the identity
OF the writing OF Mrs Andrews and IN al of the
anonymous letter, which the defence calls
Matchmaking letter. Three exper.s were ex-
amined by the defense, all Of whom unhe sita-
tingly asserted their belief i'm the identity OF
Mrs. Andrews writing and that Of the black
mailing letter ~ question.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-22

THE PRESIDENT to-day approved the bill
which recently patged Congress giving the Bal
timore and Potomac railroad company a site for
del II at the corner OF 9th street west and ID
street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-22

Nsw YoEk, Nay ~ dxsrd 8. ssokes was
sngnsG t o., N hn sounssl ssked for an adj
Jadss Sss s.ss aha. s. Ss2I sst Il
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-22
Hon. VIM. p. Frye BenOmfuated NV
ACrfnm n f0m.

LEWISTON, ME-, May 22.-The second district
republican convention to-day renominated VIM.
p. Frye for Congress by reclamation Dele
gates to the Philadelphia convention were
elected. Resolutions fayoring Grant and Col
fax were unanimously adopted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-22

Nav YORK, May 1.-THE coroner's ,arx in
the Lowden malpractice case found .,yersicf
this morning against DR.. Gyles, w N Sas con.
nitted, without bail, to await the act,on az The
grand jury. VI 1e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-22

LABOR ETRIKEs.-Many carpenters Who
made euceessful strike for eight hours work
In New York, now favor new strike for a Der
day. Aspecial from Houghton, Michigan, says:
Seven prisoners were arrested SATURDAY. niSht
and lodged In jail. While the arrests we're
being made, tho miners gave three Rroans for
the shenfand the sfacersof the mine, and three
offered but not accepted. Mr.. Aeassiz, prssi.
dent Of the Calumet and Hecla mines, arrived
TterdAy and win either start the miners e
work or eject them from their houses AT oneNr
In the latter event 1t = hard to say what the
strikers resumed WORK with tie understanding
that they should receive whatever Wa sareed
upon by the Calumst and Hecls miners.
SfEiKIR BLArYn RnHorrrAfRp bon Cor
eREss.-The lepuhlicans Of the third congres-
sional district Of Maine met In convention yes-
teRdsy, end unauk1n1usly npmimtu0F (tor the
sixth tinsl Hon James e. sla.as g. Esyrs
Bristol, Wa noninated. - presidential eleceoSs
and II. Blin, Jf., amd H KnoHftnn we're choeeh
dslegasn lothe teilaoslZhte sonyenasn-i :
s1iAn Cd MGR ep ,aesli9s Pss..is. nlsh Z
desd.. worth ylsJooo, though siways Hong In
p%y western youth playing vilian Ten shot
his arrow into tSs sppis q the bOys instead q
the apple on Ids hood.
s%narshalnows, Iowa, ssser being nearly
dalroyed by 1rs, = wondering Y it hadn't BET
Ter build VISITOR wUrks q somo mind. ss
ga solored brother n Hillsbeto, n. O., VA
ether brethren Who had Ssen sealing hog.
Hrhs Bro ,klyn Eagle sayy that gravity ID
no more evidence Of wisdom than paper collar
h Of shirt.
IThe Maine democratic state convention
has issued call for state convention ut Ban
didate tor Governor, and delegates to the Balti-
more convention.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-22

Don't FAIL TO SEE the charming, piquant,
bewitching Mrs. Wood in "Poll and Partner
Joe" tC night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-22

MIR. X. II. I. LEIPoLD, for nearly a year
pas. in charge of the Independent Treasury
division, of the Treasury department, hes been
ASSIGNED to the permanent charge of the division
in pace of George Parnell, deceased.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-22

INTERNAL RgvENUK.-The receipts from this
source to-day were 1924 oisg7
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-22
ADJUSTMENTS.

NEW NATIONAL TFEATER
IN Mr.. j. G. Saville. Lessee AMI Manager
MIS-. John Wood. Mrs. John Wood.
GREAT HIT.
EVERYBODY DELIGHTED
POLL AND PARTNER JOE
GREAT SUCCESS
TIE GREAT BURLESnUE COMPANY
PR0EOUNCED iHE BE IT
EVER SEEN IN WASHING RON
DON FAIL TO skCTTRE YOUR B EATS FOR
LAST PERFORMANCE
POLL AND PARTNER jog.
FfIDAY, BENEFIT OF
MRS. JOHN WOOD
CHEOKMATE
LA BELLE SALVAGE
SECURE YOUR SEATS To
M AVOID CROWD.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-22

Presentation. d. W. Voorhees, has gone
to Indiana to consult with the delegation to the
Baltimore convention in July. ....Represen-
tative Halsey and several prominent New Jersey
politicians have left here to attend the republi-
can convention in that state,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-22
NEW NATIONAL THEATER.

NEW NATIONAL THEATER.
SP e q L.
Six NIGHTS ONLY AND ONE MATINEE,
COMMENCING MONDAY, May 1T, 1872,
First Ape arance in I'm slish of the great
JANAUSCH Elk,
pronounced by the entire Press the undsputed and
Regal Queen Of ENGLISH TRAGEDY, supported
By her new and most brilliant NEW YORK STAR
COMPANY.
MONDAY. May 2J..-.---..MARY STUART.
TUESDAY, May 2s........-......... ..DEBORAH,
CLEAH, THE FORsAKEN
WEDNESDAY, May 30, first time in this city, al
sdsptation Of Charles Dickens" Bleak House, en-
titled
CHESNEY VOID.
Prices Of Admission:-0rchestra Chairs and Be-
Admission and Dress Circle Reserved, 81; Dress
Circle Admission, D cts; Gallery, so cts.
~The sale Of Reserved Seats will commence on
Thursday morning next at Ellis Music Store at Q
clock. m2ltf
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ERAUKI4IU . %. -
No. 1897 PlNsyYLvANIA xvINuB.
Genuine Byas1ltaA Pebble DDectaclee. janle-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-22

THE SOUTHERN CLAIMS COMMISSION yester
day heard the claim of Walter jackson, colored
OF this city. formerly carpenter at Fredericks
burg, Va, amounting to 5000; Howson Pian, ST.
also colored, of Manassas, Va, amounting to
S2,51O, and Bailey Robinson, OF Manassas,
amounting to S7O7.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-22

PENSION FOR MRS. FARRAGUT.-The COM
mittee on naval affairs of the House has agreed
to report favorably on the Senate bill granting a
pension of two thousand dollars to the widow OF
the late Admiral Fa.ragut
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-22

MR.. SUMNER finding the all-night session
rather wearying and tedious, went home to bed.
While he was absent the Senate took up his civil
rights bill, struck out all after the enactinp
clause, and adopted the substitute offered by
Mr.. Carpenter. When he returned to the Sem
ate chamber this morning, and ascertained what
was no use though; the bill had been passed
and other business taken up. Mr.. Summers
bill, 1t will be remembered, included schools,
churches, cemeteries, &C., &C., and Mr.. Car
penter's substitute published elsewhere) pro-
vides for equal rights at public inns, places of
amusement, on railroads, and in steamboats, and
stages, only.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-22

Ex-PREsIDKNT JOHNSON AS A WITNESS
Ex-President Andrew johnson having been
requested to appear as a witness before the COM
mittee on military affa'rs to testify in relation
to the missing records of the Bnell court OF
inquiry, replied that il was not convenient for
him ID come to Washington at this time; but he
will come V tie committee insists upon ii AMI
considers his TESTING nv important.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-22

THE CIVIL SERVICE examining board Of the
Treasury department held their first session on
the 9Th proximo to examine applicants for three
vacancies in second class clerkships in the Third
AUDITORS office. The board will also hold an
eSamin alton on the 9Th of June for the purpose
group a, in the Office Of commissioner of GUS
toms,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-22

HEGovERNoR issued an order to-day closing
the District offices at IL O'Clock to-m morrow, to
allow the employees who are attached to the
militia organizations to participate in the re-
view: he also recommended to the board OF
its employees.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-22

The CIVIL RIGHTS BILL passed the Senate
this morning, and is now on the Speakers table
in the House. There are some fifty or sixty bills
in order already ahead of 1t, and as it takes a
two-thirds vote Of the House to take bill from
the Speakers table out Of the regular order
there Is no possible show for its passage at TIL q
-esson, as II cannot be reached by the time of
adjournment, and the necessary two thirds vote
to take IT out Of its regular order cannot be OBJ
tanned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-22

The SENATE was in session all night and
until half-past ten O'Clock this morning, when
an adjournment until three o'clock this after
noon was carried, and the Senators wen. to
their homes to seek some rest. No committees
OF that body met to-day
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-22

THE CASE OF DIR. CoLLINs.-The Third
Auditor has just completed the examination OF
the accounts of VIM. L. Collins, late Pension.
Agent in this city, and finds the amount of his
deialcation to be about SAC, 900. 1t is believed
that much of the defalcation was caused by al
vanced payments to pensioners vouchers for
which Collirs could not make available in the
settlement OF his accounts. He is at present in
New York seeking employment.