, 1872-12-19
quently admitted were guarant,::: i.
per cent to expend as they cho, -,
BnSTdX mr. Ynu mr.. :

e~1 -0A' W e@pena as they cho' :. tzp,;" 10
BOSTON RELIEF BILL: :: 4{u41'o -
,. It seems to be generally conceded that tns1 ~
u.etaty Committee will report adversely on the
constitutionality Of the Boston Relief biii ~ ~
after In 9ae h{ 5eR9rt viii not be forthcoming till
in such .n uUaaays. avant T. II Is now contemplated
.,on 1or the purposes OF relief. such IA va
oy the substitute to the Chicago Relief
| THE CALDWELL rNyEsr1oArror
| Inc statement Of Senator Mnrtnn 1sf.1., v,nan
tnos1hoI sne senate that he had repeatedly calIed
1oeetaer the members Of the Pomerov-3!,1dwali
hes hesesngaton 0danmittee, but without SUCCESS
troduced in III resolution which is to be in
a1ys, calling for the appointment Of 3 Cornnoittaa
T,aes seven to proceed to Topeka, the capital of
nrefs@, 1s@z, ana there thoroughly eft the charres
etter WaS p5 iae 3ast Legislature Of that State
ne Chairman Of the Kansas Senate fnvest;rs,,
tlon committee, informing him Of the nronnsa5
mstta1 and ntq9a requesting bis cooperation ii the
Mi follow R0'se1 teomo1eak letter ofas Of similar
G. Cobb, Speaker OF the Isst '09T Houaa 10 ani .;
member-elect Of Congress-. The .nnr 1e to th;a nna
aad sudden astion is not only in the indirerence
n 2sS' @.Rng Gf Is the ssDas asnats &c Committee t
II tho fsoE Pl lstters fns bave made aie
Ineu Tay here from Kansas in which Il ia
charged that Pomeroy has again been tamnernr ri
sata Soigfs }h n the late county elections IN that
nf ]
considerable number Of Senators and Ranra.
sentatlEes favorable to his re-eiection- PFoof
Ros1tlYe OF corruption is offered in some of
these letters. 49, o0D4o VI
Senator Patterson, Of NeT Hamnsb;ra xrho..
eerm expires on the 4th Of March next. last
evening received q letter from the Gov
dePs den9F e lin oh'o thd in Hbsh the latter tsn
Agricultural and Mechanical College .t co1nme nne
nus, and presses its acceptance in the most I
earnest terms. lIr. Patterson, it Will he ~.
neno9red, resigned, on his election to the SEN
bse, ~ a. fro1eesorshlpl IN Dartmouth College, where
ae [01 vas regarded as scholar Of remarkable at-
[alnments. In consequence Of representationa .
ase1Y a MADE to him BY eminent authority that
ne ! Legislature Of New Hampshire aerions1v r..
a.~n rs tta 9ct;on n him, thereby
'pen to him on the expiration 81 n
II: Cragin's term Of four ~' years. It Is c,
'aeef5f'e fee af Govse whethsF he VII sccept the
1Een ~ to understand, is always open to him. b
Shle undetermined as to his action IN te nra1. Il
nd ma ER5o6sby 5 return to New
sentiment Of that State stronqiv favn1s P9G Ct
m to the Senate. -'0'@A
= Ihe Hon; Carl schurz has accepted an invita- in
Va on,,rsa rne n regents OF Dartmouth College to th
lat institute during the holidavs. - M M
y, TIE CHICAGO Postmaster ~
Aue name OF General Macarthur will be sent r.
1icago, rice Eastman, resigned. Tbe nane1s ca;
~ Ia9tnmMgnding M this appointment we're forwarded 1rt
day. 0''1n'''ef 9enefa1 1at
L CLAIM REJECTED. tcts
lhe Committee on Claims Of the Honsa A. s1a s1A
i'm Of Richard r. "a Garratf ~ u.sPosea OF the the
tne destruction ct hs barn and contents in Ba,
an yiporona1v nraa.ag ~ PULL Ine claim has Gre
5truction OF the barn and propertv va the | oto G
Elese act Of soldiers prevailed and the claim x
spEc1MEx ~ 1--o9' c1,I ns[n unan11aous vote OPT
70" Gays ago the President sent to the Sem mn
d patca OF nominations, included in which - ~
me name Of Mr: Cobb, brother Of one Of ~
,ery{soS n 1r9m North ca1oina to
oltAeing Tennessee, Mississippi, etc. The caah 3
ate has confirmed al of these nominations 'san
epI tnat OF NJ. Cobb, which was referred to In
inst lin - oommlstee, In, certain charges acti1
x1stence It is alleged that, while AssessoF cona ,
ne OF the Virginia DISTRICTS wear or two onS psa
eopo was guilty OF several very improper
drswg v Mncn o,tsaa .5 that Of allowing whskey
2t 3a barrels, which had been seized and were IN
the eeen e,aqaa mad" by at least three Ds'
we're engaged under him. that ZIG f!e
thai the nrona~ J;s1 "o4o stsen 20 under busin
duties shnnld ho enba-d;s bdse o1 tneif leg1tl- ing.
ors to pack the Nonn;n.t;<,+x W taen en- new
to eecnra tha chn;oa ~ JonVent1on, IN brls
Congress- IN tha 1st+er eDo - 90 Gauu1uaee for u
# fhirtv-two votas :; 10 Gs1enAuy tailed Cut
ved oniy one the -a+ne;. ruG Gon'entlon, he shou1
x been cast for hTr P1stt - tAf5y-one heavy
tive of the district .ra;t tno 14leu 1ePie- demal
1ing was especia11v i;EsntaI WON cobb'7 500 be
1To he asoc1ntsJ nr..., bo1ea
oH1o R1yER nR1nar@ clear
sHISaToN, Dec. 18.-The President h,s future
Tue act for constructing bridges over the a1fy
coBEEcr1or and Is
~ fepPEs on Hs,oa o. the vote in the House last
lng rom army regimenta1 colors the
OF OF the battles OF the rebellion, it vas Furt,
mat Only four Democrats voted for he 0 :,
for % l. 1H 11eie Ra nGfe ;, twelve Democrats who
shire), Getz, Griffith. McCIeii.nJ aon New
syTanla1 Holman, Munson IndianaY will cas
y Au'n4n' ano slater- but the
Comntro11ar ~ +ho nAGA. IT,. as dists
g following banks tn con,naoa LAP autnor- her de
III e1efman National Bank, Paducah Kv estate,
cap1tal R Of Sloo, COG; and the Third "a bis thre
bank, Urbana, O.. with 4 canita1 ~ any BET
U. was rea
BILLS SIGNED eiderati
President has signed the act for thu ra underst
y the disabilities Of s. Q. c. Lamar. Of vii dea
lpp1; and the act authorizing the iaan,,oa pea1.s
60 scrip to the State OF Arkanaass court to
JANUARY INTEREST. farm he
secretary OF the Treasury has eivan ot;ca it fol
Department will commences tRa navna,t chased t
est due Jan. T. 1873 On Saturday tha 11et ley lool
lthout rebate. "10' has 1ittl.
fHE PRESIDENT At TIE CAPITOL. plexion.
lent Grant visited the Capitol thia .f+o His hair
Id for some minutes Occupied the Pree- positive
oom in that building. whera ha be1d Thoma
stion with several Senators on hnainosa newsroo
These it is inferred, had refa-enca - Mr. Gree
ma Exhibition, as it is known he ~ ia that ht
his desire to have American prodnct;ona New Y
eproaented, but feared an appronriat;o1, West Chi
10000 as proposed by the Conm;ttea in provi
ign Affairs, was not sufficient for Hart was
urpose; and he also snoEa planned h
Importance Of an early appropriation noon Of \
} the Commissioners to resume their IN father, to
On Of the outrages On the Texas border. He Vas
40 made no special recommendation in Teaching