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THE CLAYTON INVESTIGATION.

Tho Senate Committee Unable to H.
cover Fraud ~ Charged Against the
Senator.
WASHINGTON, D. O., Feb. %. 49,,
The select committee OF the Senate s,,o. .',a
investigate the charges against Senator ~ 70
-.~sss--.
OF Arkansas, based on evidence taken by the Ku
Klux Committee. made their report to-day. The
Senator was charged with issuing an illegal GER
tin 'ate OF election to Congressman Edwards
while Governor OF Arkansas, and making
corrupt bargains TO secure his own election
to the Senate. In relation to the Edwards certf-
cate, the committee say BY the returns nom an
the counties, as canysssed by the Secretary Of
State, it appears that Boxes received 1884 votes:
Edwards received 8, 2l1 votes. The Governor ex-
cluded from the count the votes cast in the First
certain precincts or townships in me sonnty q
Pulaski. in all OF which the election has
sep these 'sa T had
for Boles 1855, which being deducted from the
above number counted for koles lsit him 1929 OF
which excluded votes there b al been cast ior Ed
wards POP, which being deduc. ca rom the seove
number counted for him oo9 anus cnm;t m
find that Governor Clayton was Sustained in ms
action In the Edwards case by the legislature auS
highest judicial tribunal OF Arkansas, ana say =
act raadalsnty hence he guilty the onsnGs
Sh.ss s"s s. sS "a @ Il a.
body. ~ -
In relation to the charge OF fraud perpct rateoin
the election OF Governor Clayton to the sen ate the
committee say
We ind nothing in 4 Of such corrupt or crA mines
nature vitiac the election warrant Ola urb
ance OF his present official position.
The report concludes as foliows:-
We are, therefore, brought to the conclusion, aA-
careful examination of all the nofkiA
disclosed hing the charges made found in tho
um0ny OF wheeler and Whipple before the
committee impeachng the official character and conduce
of Senator Clayton We accordingly recommend the
adoption Of the following resolution
Resolved That the charges made and referred to tho
select committee for investigation affecting official
character and conduct Of the Hon Powell Clayton,
their further consideration. ~ 80 =
The report is signed by Messrs. George W.
Wright and Lot M. Morrill, The other member Of
the committee, Mr.. Norwood, did not sign the
port
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SOUTH AMERICA.
ties-Public Agitation and Fear Of Revo-
luion-Bolivis Deeply Troubled.
1rlfeaAM 10 TIE NEW Yoax HeRAL,.

HAVANA, Feb 25 1873.
Lima PERU dispatches to the 14th OF February
state that Colonies Garminto and Ceballos. lately
exiled TO the Amazon, On the charge Of having at.
tempted to stir up revolution in Arequipa were
shot dead at Hanco on the 9Th while attempting to
make their escape. Ilr
The people, In consequence Of this shooting.
which they call assassination ore very much ari.
tated and manifest adecided hostility to the gov
ernment A few days ago an armed mob forced
its way into the halls Of Congress-, accused the
government Of completely In the ASSASSINATION and
demanded change OF the Ministry.
change seems now imminent and revolution
TRADE TARIFFS. f air8
Government has consented to modification Of
the monopoly OF the sale of nitrate Of potash which
will take eject from and after March /.
e1 Ftnf tr BOLIVIA tn nnn
Political AFFAIRS In Bolivia are becoming mere
and more complicated, and business Is affected &C
cordinRly.
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GERMANY.
Parliamentary SEASONAL summons-The Rights
Of Labor and Question Of Wages
TELEGRAM TO TINE NEW YORK HERALD.

BERLIN, Feb. 28, 1879
The session OF the German Parliament will open
on the 18th OF March
WORK AND WAGES.
The joumeymen bakers in Stuttgart have struck
work for higher wages.
The association OF German master printers in
Leipsic have resolved to lock out all employees who
belong to the Compositsrs' Society II the strike
now in progress continues after a certain day.
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ROUMANIA.
The American and italian Diplomatic Repre-
sentation Bill Rejected.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

BUCHAREST, Feb. 20, 1873.
The vote In the Chambers yesterday on the bill
authorizing the establishment OF political agents
at Washington and Rome was on the question Of
urgency" and not on its passage, as previously
stated.
The bill came up to-day for final action and it
was rejected.
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THE LATEST NEWS.

The Colonial Possessions to be Defended
aud Maintained.
MADRID, Feb. 26, 1873.
The Minister OF the Colonies has teegraphed to
the authorities OF Cuba and Porto Rico the forma-
ton OF the new Ministry, and says that the Repub-
lie will defend at whatever price the integrity OF
the Antilles.
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MICHIGAN.
MICHIGAN. M
ninatiohs Yesterday by the Repub.
lican STATE Conxenffon

Nominations Yesterday by the Repub.
ltcsn state Convention.
LANSING, Feb. 20, 1873
AT the Republican State Convention, held here
to-day, Hon. Isaac p. Christiancy, OF Monroe, was
unanimously renominated by reclamation for
Judge OF the Supreme Court, and Hon. l. c.
Walker, OF Detroit, was renominated for Regent of
the Michigan State University. II-' ! =
The following resolution was adopted -
Resolved That we have apology or excuse for cor
rupt action proved against any member OF our partv
but desire the fullest .investig alton and demand the
party Is strong enough to purify Its ranks and that
be strong II neglects its duty in this respect
ihe country BY purgng Itself " unworthy elements
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CONNECTICUT CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATION.
MIDpLErowN, Conn, Feb. 20, 1873.

MIDDLErowN, Conn.,, Feb. 20, 1873.
The Democratic Congressional Convention for
the Second district to-day nominated James +.
English OF New Haven. for Congress, he receiving
70 out OF 1903 votes; Julius Hotchkiss, OF Middle
town, 20, and James Gallagher, votes. There YVES
a sntrited contest over the rival delegates from
New Haven Both were admitted with the rrivi.
leoe OF half vote for each delegate. The deera.
lion representing James Gallagher voted. but the
other delegation declined 70 act In the Convention
without full recognition,
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SUPPOSED INoBND1ApY.

are broke out last night in back room Of tho
second moor Of the frame tenement No. Birming-
ham street. owned by Manuel RoseAthal, that
caused q damage Of about one thousand dollars;
insured for 5000. Mark Lubin, who occupied the
moor In which the IRE broke out, was arrested by
Captain Mount and locked up on suspicion Of hav.
Ing set1 Ore TO the place. f ~ - = S''7' -
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GREECE.
Royal Speech to the Legislature.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW Ysax HEAALs.
ATHENS, Feb. %, 1879.

ATHENS, Feb. %, 1873
King George opened the Greek Chambers to-day
In speech In which he said the foreign relations
or the country are In satisfactory condition. The
royal speech promises reforms in the government,
the continuance Of railway construction and that
brfgandage shall be annihilated.
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McEnery's Proclaim alton Calling Out
the militia I'm New OrIca ns-The PEG.
pies Legislature TO Sustain Him.
The following was issued this evening"
PROCLAMATION.

The Following was issued this evening"
PROCLAMATION.
STATE OF LOUISIANA, EXECUTIVE OFFICE
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 20, 1873. I
BY virtue OF authority In me vested by the
constitution and laws OF the State, T. John
McEnery Governor Of the State OF Louisiana, call
upon and command all citizens OF the parish of
Orleans, between the ages OF eighteen and forty
nve, subject to and capable OF military duty, to re-
port forthwith to headquarters OF Major General
Eugene Waggaman, commanding First division
Louisiana militia, at No. 122 Graver street. fer the
purpose OF enrolment as militia and for assign
ment to several militia commands now in process
or organization In the parish Of Orleans. Persons
having arms will have preference in said enrol
ment. The militia thus organized win be dsbanded
80 soon as the present emergency and exigency In
public affairs shall cease. JOHN McENERY.
The following Joint resolution OF the McEnery
Legislature was promulgated this evening"
Resolved by the Senate and House of
Of the State OF Louisiana in GENERAL Assembly convened
That Governor Emery be- and he Is hereby Requested
the civil and necessary the military power ofthc
and Eighth District Courts Of the parish Of Orleans
benches and to sustain them In the
ercisc Of their judicial powers
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A. h STEPHENS ELECTED TO CONGRESS.

AUGUSTA. Ca, Feb &c. 1879
Alexander II. stevens WAS elected to Congress
from the Eighth district. small vote was polled,
there being no opposition.
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ENGLAND.
American Calls and Insurance Company Divi-
dsnds-The German Ambassador at the
Point Of Death-Citizen American
Fete-Bullion in Flow to the Bank.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK MaALa
LONDON. Feb. 20, 1873
The stockholders Of the London and Liverpool
Globe Insurance Company held stormy meeting
to-day the trouble growing out of the fact that
dividend had been declared owing to the losses Of
the company by the CONGREGATIONS in Chicago and
Boston. ......... .H-l-o i.arria ...-.
"a THE GERMAN AMBASSADOR DYING.
The condition Of Count Bernstorf the German
Ambassador, is hopeless His disease is dropsy
and Is so far advanced that he cannot recover The
Count Is sixty-fve years OF age. LIS
The American Club OF Liverpool gave q grand
ball in celebration OF washingtons birthday.
BULLION IN FLOW TO THE BANK.
The amount OF bullion gone into the Bank OF
England on balance to-day is f10O. OcO
CONSERVATIVE ORGANIZATION.
The conservative associations give grand BAN
quet ut Leeds on the 10th of April.
STEAMSHIP SUPPOSED TO BE LOST
The steamship Grecian from Liverpool for Pa
lermo, with forty hands on board is supposed to
be lost.
MEDIATION IN THE WELSH MINERS STRIKE
Sir Rowland Stephenson is acting as mediator
between the masters and the men In
South Wales for the settlement OF
terday extiuguished the fires in their furnaces.
It is probable that the coal miners in North Wales
will strike in fortnight If the increase OF wages
they demand is not conceded.
The mining districts are quiet.
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MEXICO.
Christi-From Rio Grande City
sl On to Washington.
TELEGRAM TO TIVE NEW YORK HERALD.

MATAMOROs, Mexico, Feb 20, 1873.
The frontier commission having concluded its
sesinn st Tho place, ion to-day for Corpus Christi
with an escort OF cavalry from the latter city.
The commission goes to Rio Grande City, Laredo
Eagle Pass and San Antonio whence 1t proceeds
to Washington.
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HAYTI.
A Revolution Expected-Port au Prince in a
State Of Siege.
TELEGRAM 10 the NEW YORK HERALD.

HAVANA, Feb. 25, 1873
News has been received here from Hayti up to
Friday last, 21st inst.
revolution was momentariy expected to break
out, and Port au Prince had already been placed in
O state OF siege.
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THE QUESTION IN PORTUGAL.

The Kingdom to he Protected BY Eu.
r0pean Coalition.
PARIS, Feb. 90 1873.
The leading governments OF Europe have agreed
to protect Portugal against aggressions from Spain.
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NAVAL ORDERS.
WASHINGTON, ]

ia $3.50 ,Icr. WASHINGTON, Feb. 20, 1879.
Pay Inspector A. II. Gilman Is ordered to the
wabash as Fleet Paymaster at the European sta
ton the LIST Of June, vice Pay Inspector Fulton.
detached,
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S p a I ~ /.
Army Organization for Active War
with the CarIists. -


T6s n, .stion of Recognition Of the Republic
Crown and Cabinet Sentiment q the 0burts-
Approval and Official Advices 9om
the swim-Gsrmany Distrustful Of
the Popular Cause, with tho
Hapsburgs Hssitating -Bour-
bon Dynasts in Council.
1[tfeAiks TO the NEW YORK HERALD.
MADRID, Feb. %, 1874
The government OF the Spanish Republic is or
Carist insurgents.
FINANCIAL ENGAGEMENTS TO BE FULLY RESPECTED.
senior Tetuan. Minister Of Finance, has assured
the officers OF the new mortgage bank that the
government will respect all financial engagements
made by the government of King Amadeus.
Tho Question of Observation-Disclosures
land In Fraternity and Friendly
Advice. -.... .-.'.-l
BERNIE, Feb 90. 1873.
The Swiss government has formally recognized
the Republic OF Spain In their note to the Spanish
government the members OF the Federal Council
say they hOpe that after strife and suffering there
will be peace and prosperity for the country"
herman I'm er1allSm SI&htly D1strUSt~
ful OF the People.
BERLIN. Feb 20, 1873.
The Prouinztdt Correspondent shows that the
"Repubc OF Spain Is not deeply rooted" 1t has,
It says, meet with fresh internal struggles, and
the attempts OF European socialists to make their
profit out Of it, and to cope with them successfully
before 1t can consider itself established
Austria Conservative and Hesitating.
The Imperial Austrian government is disposed to
act with Prussia and Russia in regard to the new
government in Spain. 1t considers that the latter
is not yet enough in the possession OF power
to be entitled to full acknowledgment as one of the
European governments
Dynastic Caucus Of the Isabellist Bour-
bOns.
PARIS, Feb. 20, 1873.
La Ltberte reports that family council has been
held by the Spanish BourbOns in Paris and that
eX-Queen Isabella has summoned her son. Prince
Alfonso, from Rome.
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A..Eau Angelfque, for the Teeth and
Gums BISCOTINE FOOD for infants. DELLUC CO.,
6s5 Broadway are the sole PROJECTORS and msnufsct
rers No connection with any other drug store
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WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, Feb. 27-1 A. M.

WAR DEPARTMENT, !
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFPICER}
WASHINGTON, Feb. 27-1 A. M.
Probabilities
For Thursday in the South Atlantic States winds
veer to southwest and northwest, with clearing
weather; on the Middle Atlantic coast southerly
winds, with rain and snow, followed by
westerly winds and clearing weather in the
afternoon; In New England easterly winds,
with threatening weather and snow. The area OF
lowest barometer move over the Lake region into
Canada; southeast winds continue on the Lower
Lakes, followed by brisk westerly the afternoon;
northeast winds continue on Lake Superior, veer-
ing to northwest on Thursday afternoon; cold
northwest winds, with clear weather. from Mime
sofa to the Gulf States; northerly winds and clear
weather continue in Texas. Cautionarv signals
are ordered for Wilmington, Norfolk, Cape May,
New York and New London.
The Weather ira This City Yesterday.
The following record will show the changes in
the temperature for the past twenty hours In
comparison with the corresponding day Of last
year, as indicated by the thermometer at Hudnut's
Pharmacy, HERALD Bullding:-
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FIRE IN DUANE STREET.

fire broke out last night at SO Duane street.
causing damage Of $4,000. The house was occu,
pied by Seth Adams Co, cloth and wo0Ilen brokers'
The building was damaged to the extent OF $500.
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HALE's HONEY or HOREHOUNB AND TAR -
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Bachelors Hair Dye--The Best I'm the
world. The only true ana perfect dye. All druggist0
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For Bronchial, Asthmatic and Pale
monary complaints BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHEa
manifest remarkable curative properties " 4sl ~
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MORE TROUBLE THREATENED.


last year 49,. Q
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A.-Herald Bra Once, Brooklyn.
corner of Fulton avenue and BOerumstreet
Open from A. NJ togP. NJ.
On Sunday from TO . r. NJ t
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Angeles Turkish Baths, 81 Lcxington
Appetite and Invigorate before breakfast; R
fresh and yifalize before dinner Soohe and Tranqus
before retiring; best ventilation; highest temperature:
best shampooing gratuities Ladies' day and
Gentlemen every day and all night
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A.-fIerring's Patent .-...-
CHAMPION SAFES,
25l and 252 Broadway, corner of Murray street.
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Henry Capt, Of Geneva, Now Has. .
beautiful assortment of WATCHES and TRAVELLING
CLOCKS, Of his own make, ut Is Union square. E 81
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r u s s IA.
Socialistis Provincial Insurreetiol Against
.. Government and Property.

.-.fS -S-ss-sE1.<- S. sss-;f
Terrible Atrocities Charged to tho Peasant Re-
formsrs-A Defeat Of Imperial Troops Re-
ported-History Of the Foundation Of the
Great Democratic Nihilistic Reform =
Organization-Is Programme and
Principles Political
Interests In the Movement
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Ringworm, Salt Rheum, Cured by
using JUNIPER TAR SOAP Manufactured BY CAS-
WELL, HAZARD CO., New York. - I-T d..
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Royal Havana Lottery.-Prixes Cashed.
Circulars sent !. MARTINEZ CO. 10 Wall street
Post office box lt35
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For Bronchial. Asthm.t.s and Pale,
monary complaints BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHEa
manifest remarkable curative properties. H -sl ~ ~
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CLOCKS, OF his own make, at Is Union square. e. ,
using J0NIPER TAR SOAP. Manufactured By CAS-
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Circulars sent. : b. MARTINEZ co. 10 Wall street.
Post office box 1888 af.'
Royal Havana LOttery.-Nesv Scheme
nGT out Orders ed prizes ased fur
TAYLOR 4 Co, Bankers lS Wall street New York.
Sooner or Later, a Neglected Cold win,
Strength and Wasting Of Flesh ali symptomsic Of so%
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Royal Havana LOttery.-Ncvv Scheme
out Orders filed, prizes cashed, Information fur
nished: Highest rates paid for Spanish bills, &C. &C.
TAYLOR CO., Bankers, l6 Wall street. New York.
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~11.zsz.GTs-s~.sA
, 1873-01-03
year he Iesists payment, and tho English Chan
cory decided in iis favor. Risky lending money
at such high rates.

year Ao resists payment, md tho English Chan
cory decided i'll fis favor. Risky lending money
at such high rates.
Professor Hitchcock, OF Amherst College, had
reached London at the last personal advices
from him. and s:ill be homo in few DAYS. Ho
Will thus have 1ourneyed around the world in less
than ai1 months.
T. B. Gaskill, Ct the Revere House, Boston,
who is soon to go to tho Grand Pacific Hotel in
Chicago, was presented with an elegant set OF
carving tools, Saturday evening, by tho employees
Of the Revere House.
Senator schurz had bad time with his lecture
engagements last week. He was to have been
was showed in, and at Norwich. Friday evening,
but could get no further than New London.
Hiram B. Sowles, who WAS President of the
st. Albana Bank for several years, and we'll
known and highly cssegued in that section Of
Vermont, died on Wednesday, Of last week, at
Plattsburg, N: T., where ho went on business
few days previous.
The Champaign NL) Gazette will continue
under the editorial control and management OF
sion of Mr. J. III. Prior to tho editorial force Of
the paper will work no radical changes.
Shadford Easton retired from the Covineton
Post ofice last Tuesdny evening, and Jesse R.
Grant has full charge again as Postmaster. FL
wood Miller will be retained as Chief Clerk, and
Mrs. Farrell will act as Private Secretary to Mr..
Grant.
Rensselaer, Cram, ono Of the most prominent
and wealthy citizens Of Portland, died On satur-
day night OF apoplexv. He was out as well as
usual on Friday afternoon. He WAS 50 years
prosperity OF the city. He WAS President OF the
Marchants' Bank and the Rolling Mi1l aud also
Director Of tho Portland aud Ogdensburg Rail-
road. Abraham Osgood, another old citizen,
died yesterday morning, aged 90. ~..-~.
William oluck, the wife murderer, who was to
who committed Suicide on TUESDAY, published .
card, in which he kindly forgives ali those un-
christian people "who may have, through mis-
taken zeal, Us it were, contributed to my nnfort-
innate, and, as firmly believe, to my unjust
end, and may they. when their time comes. be as
well prepared as I am to say, Not my will, but
Thine, o Lord"