, 1873-06-10
WASHINGTON.
Proposition to Ann eaSatoma,a eS
to tho Unitef Estates.
Senator Mitchell. Of sgon:: Advised to
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SENATOR M,rouEI| ruonNY PATH.
WARRINGTON, Juno 8.-Tho friends of Senator
Mitchell, Of Oregon, hero state that, In view OF
tho wi1o curroncy gfyon to the scandals Of hla
carly private lifo, ho has been advised to roaign
Tho argument usod Ia, that whilo his change Of
namo will not invnlidato hia c1aim to o sent in
the Senate, and, also, TINT bis proHopt anomalous
domestic relations may not DO sufficient ground
for expulsion, still 1t is alyaablo that tho State
bonator whose Influence will 10 parnlyzed
by the miHfortunoB Which surround him. tt
ie.. not beloved, however,, tint Mitchell
viii rosign, but will o,dcayor to make aa plaus-
ible statement as possible, consistent with tho
charges mado against him.
BHAD F1EnEnrES.
~ uRw"Tu OF Etllion Of younG Bl'aa, 1ntched
ny tp apt;an;n aan 0omnlssonor now EMPLOYED in
have just boon forwarded to tho hoad-wators Of
tho Kanavha, whence it is assorted tho Ohio,
hli1a,afssipp and Misaonxi Rtvora win DO stocked
TIn saor tnie az ,Iinn nr99d n " Clark Fish Commits
OF transporting young chad to his State, with
the Wow Of propagating thom thoro.
THE roLAnIs.
There Ina boon 30 mich speculation and gos-
sip about the etory Of tho Polarla dlsantor that
tho Secretary Of tho Navy has concluded to pulp
lish not only tho report Of tho Commission, now
engaged In mixing inquiry Of tho survivors, but
ncsses. In this way the Secretary thinks tho
pcoplo will bo ablo to judge for themselves as
to whothor tho orders OF tho Department wcro
oboyed BY those IN command Of tho expedition.
Tho evidence Of Capt. Tyson and aover-
al Of tho othor ot1cors was taken In
shorthand, and is exhaustive ii all tie
matorial points Of the voyage of tho Polarls
seSiTotary Nobeson expects to oomploie tho OK
pared BY the Secretary himself, ana before ita
publication will bo aubmitted to tho President.
4 is stated at tho Navy Department that tho ev-
idonoe will hardly sustain tue reports Of the In
teryiews, said to havo been with some Of tho
survivors at g. Johus, and extensively pubnah-
Cd in tue newspapers.
NO CHOLERA.
! The statement telegraphed from hero to the
offect that there arc several cascs OF sporadic
oholora In this city iB incorrect There is at !
present an unusual number Of cases of diarrhea, :,
and cholera morbus, some prevailing in aggra-
vated forms, but none with tho vio1ont and un-
mistalablo symphonic Of cholera proper. No
deaths arc known to have occurred from those
naEadica this Roason, and prominent physicians
aro OF tho opinion tint they are caused mainly
BY sudden changes Of tomporature. In view Of
tho possible appearance Of tho cholora this sum- .
mer, It IL desirable, however, TINT every precau-
ton should bo taken against tho effects Of sud-
don atmospheric changes md the use Of I'M
THE LII CROSSE BRIDGE.
railroad bridge Of the Milwaukee l. ST. Paul
lsailroad Company across tho MiBsissippi River ut
ns sssey e. 9'te of W. e 5 taf @ @oSRaas sna
atruction. tho Secretary Of War haA q 8nperyia~
ory power Us to tho security Of navigation and
tho convenience Of access by other railways.
+! TIE CHESAPEAKE CANAL.
:, 30 great has been the falling on in trade upon
tho chesapeake d Ohio Canal since tho
tSa GanAl Company increased its tqg thas
eos sos eoa'o sa oneq nons nsao hs savps bulk ho Of
and starvation and ruin staring. them in tho face.
and no 1ellof coming from the Canal Board,
have boon forced to reduce their transportation
charges u ccntB per ton.
MonE SoNEY-onDEn OFFICES.
Arrangements haye boon completed md bonds
filed ut tho Post-Oflco Department for the es-
tabllahment Of nearly $50 now money-order
post-oiicos on tho 1st Of July, most of which
will be in tho Western and Southern States
This is somewhat less than tho number OF simi-
lar offloos established at the name period last
year.
[To the Assocfat<d Prts.J
APPOINTMENTS.
WARRINGTON, juno 9.-The following internal
Revonuo appointments hayo been made: Gaug-
nosota William &. Rodos, Third District, Ken.
tucky Samuel MoFaddon, for Kansas.
THE poLAR15 EXAMINATION.
Notwithstanding the secrecy with which the
Secretary Of h tho My T. continuing his exam.
ination OF tho polaris survivors, the Daily
Chronicle aays: ut las leaked out TINT Onpt.
Buddington was tho main ca,se Of the failure ol
the expedition, aud with him rests tho RESPONSE
Ry 9f harng soparsedh ht the lives e the
after the death Of Capt. Hall, when ali the dis
cipline Of the ship became lax, and oaoh up
pearcd to work *on his own hook, ho became
ntozcatea Int and with pistolin his hand drove
them = quantity Of provisions. and then do
liberatoly deserted them. This. story is
entirely different from the ono recently publish
cd, that tho separation Of tho Polaris from the
meditation" Tho official statement which ia
promised is based on the testimony, and will
give the facts IN the case The examination
continues, md will probably bo ended to-day,
Tho polarie Investigation is now conducted
in the large boat-house south OF the Admirals
ofllco with closed doors. Tho Talipoosa, having
left here last night with tho EBquimaux families
Of Mnino. tho romaindoz OF tha ice-aoo party
wore transferred from the Frolo to tho store:
ship Relief this morning, where they will remain
until the investigation is concluded. The Frolic
loft thus afternoon for New York.
IMPORTANT DECISIONS.
The Supreme Court for tho District OF Colum.
bia hayo decided tho case Of Dainoz against
Charles Halo. Tho defendant was Consul-Gen-
cised judicial powers In seizing certain goods
In which Dainoz had an intorost. Judge Carter
In delivering tho decision Of tho Court. over
ruled the demurrer, holding that Q Consul had
unueE III" Anu tleasy pecn clotuou VIII JQuIclAA
powers
In the case Of Farragut against tho ship
Metropolis and others, prize case in which an
award of over 81 900, 600 has boon made by tho
arbitrators, Gen. Dutlor moved for m affirm
anco Of tho award, Mr, Corwin for the Gov
ornment filed motion, requiring tho arbitra-
tors to flo In court the evidence, particularly
that Of Admirals Porter and Bailey, and also in
quiring whcthor tho stoamer Melton having been
bnilt and used by tho United 8tates from whom
Bho waa taken, should be destroyed. The mo-
ton WAS oyerruled and tue award of the arbitra-
tors affirmed.
In tho District Court to-day the case Of Col
Inns against tho Florida prize Case was argued
On motion to dismiss the libel fled by the Gov
eznment, on the ground that tho seizure having
taken place In a Brazilian port was Illegal. Con.
Butler appeared for the libollant and Corwiu aud
Judge Fisher for the Government. Judge
Humphreys oyerrrled tho motion and referred
Tho case to Gen. Musaey to take Testimony. Tho
chni AN in, I'm TTpit tod