, 1873-05-22
WASHINGTON.
Commissioner Van Duren's Friends
Interview the President.
The Will Of the Late Chief Justice
''' Chase. =:

A'11Ho1oN, - W !1"J AA'-4uo As'oinoy-
urne 'sry s IN
act ae Chief Justice ox.ofIlcio until q gucceasor
to brr. Coao in ann,;,,+o5 ,rh,. ,,,,sto,, - ao.,-
a,,oro, ~ s,ta, ...o.. ~ ..." ~ noa-
y, slsal Importance as M suits IN red
Issued nthe name Of tho President of the Unitod
Btates. and signed by tho nh,of Inatica 11nt;l
18ga tiara WA m ,rov,ao ~ or.ns,,., T.,
tbia dir,ct,on rrha haa,.. ~. ~ C,I.o ~
~iun uisoe:,on. lno noaltn OF NJ. ohaso begin-
I1nB 70 1aaaoout that tne, tho Thirty ninth Con-
greg8, under an outside political nreas11re nnased
an net ,yl,fc} cfYoct,,o1v so+to, ~ ,,,a,t,o,, -
t1,o Aot;-,. rsas r,,s.t:.,s -. ~ 4"ens4on -
ate Justice Clifford, Of Maine, in whose namo
these writH will bo Issued until d successor to
Mr., Cbago in anno,ntod rbo at ;u "a to,,o,rs
u. i. enacted b. ts Senate a, uor.< A. Rsnrs,.ta-
tpes ts Utd Safss IN conare.s a.scn6i That
in Of vacancy In the ofSce Of Gisf Justcs Of
the Supreme Court Of the United gsacs or of is ina
btty 70 discharge tho powara an duties Of tho said Of
p;,co ~ ssta sma aevo1Se apon Tue Associate
% un 1ae Ell ~ 70 senior In
pntod aba m uiv a4a sno netaom @ 10 a
10 every person succeeding to The nca Of uhtcf m.
ttce PURSUANT to its progieons.
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rhof f,,o,,,. ~ ~, s w.. snaa' 49,.
VI oen' tan oaten A*9e t@hen LIB
care In hand, and are determined to 300 that lo
ia yindicatod. Secretary Fish loft here on Mon
day for New Jersey, where he proposed to make
n, visit to Senator Fro1inghnyaon, who was
ono Of Van Buren's original frienda. TO
day one delegation from New Jersey. undnr
tho leadership Of Congressman Hill, called upon
the President to ascertain the ohareoB agaipnt
Van Dureu, The Proeident received liam T3nf3iv
but stated that ho lad not received tho oflcisl
report from Vienna. When il ID roceiyed ho
will examine It carefully and full Justice will bo
dono., The Now jersey delegation said that tho
that ia ot+acLa ~, i;,,, t.,Ii u ~
roInls ~, Gnror,an @ =, NJ w. Popnp.o leaait "
naah'ns MN q9sefnor f9 3sn iSe'% o. Mew Iefsoy'
VAN nunENs CASE.
WASHINGTON, May 21.-A delegation from Now
Col. Tarmilvea and othnr c;t}ysns ~ t,st atats
roni,1inr in Tia noiuhhorhood a. Eomm;sa;n,ar
van bu5en, called on the PRESIDENT this after-
noon ana nsd q long interview. Yhe gentlemen
IN tho IN
wond await tho arrival Of The ofioiai papopa @ IN IN
tho case and then decide definitely IN tlie mat.
one..
THE CIVIL, sEay11R RsooMm1sa1os. ',:7
The Advisory Board Of tho Civil Service at its
sossion to-day elected Dormen B. Eaton Chair
Service Affairs, but no other business Of impor~
tance,
GEN. oANDY'8 FUNERAL.
Gen. Sherman, Con. Calonder, and Col. Nc
Coy leave this afternoon for Indianapolis to Mt
tend tho funeral Of Gen. Canby, which is an
nnounced to take place there on Friday at 2
o'clock.
THE WILL. OF THE LATE CHIEF JUSTICE CHASE.
The will Of the late Chief JustiBe Chase was
as 5 Ito sft Sts Il hs q ] Gssnbs s5 ss + ,9sa e % IL
10th Of November, 1870, and is a. follows:
T nominate II n roota ~ tho DtafrIct ~ rouu,-
bla to b. tho soo executor of this, my Lat win aud
testament. After tho payment Of i'll just dobts,
make the following beNuERtss Tho interest 50 600
ner cent TO ny noeo. jana AUD during her nle,
~ Il h. na n stnc sosv '
Ten thousand dollars to wllboyforco uuiyer,1ty ::
s1i 0N0 to Dnrtmouth Collage whsteyer ann inny hc
hehpo. to b. rened IT to a' wow ,s5 md a.