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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-29
GOVERNMENT WE1THER REPORT
WAR DEPARTMENT,
nrrfcr nr rnr cHIrp sIcNAL OFFIcER.


OFFICE oP THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WARRINGTON ID c.. Saturday, March 30 1851 A. u
Synopsis for ne past ttoenfyfotT hours.
The area of lowest barometer that was
Thursday night west OF Iowa is apparently over
Upper Michigan. Fresh sOutbery winds prevail over
the lower lakes with cloudy and threatening weather
Westerly rain the ONO Valley Northw west
winds, partly cloudy aud clearing woather' extend
from Missouri nOrthward over the upper
lakes and north The pressure has risen out
again fallen rapidly with increasing southery Winds
threatening weather and OccasiOnal rain on the Mddie
Atlantic, and the same with cloudy and threatening
weather on the South Atlantic coast The barometer rs
highest generally clear hazy weather aud southery
winds IN New-Engand
Probabilities
The storm center the upper AXES viii move east
during Saturday accompanied by brisk southwest
winds. with rain on the lower lakes. westerly Winds,
veering 70 Northwest with clearing and clear
weather, extend from the ONO Valley over
the upper lakes, Missouri Valley, ana
the NOrth-Wes for New England. Southwest winds
aud cloudy and threatening weather The barometer
tciu fdit especially ne South aud Mtddte AHdHIo
eodsts NTH SOLt-eastery minds. threatening ,ocdther,
and rain clearing away Saturday evening" for the call
States south and winds with generally clear
weather.
CautonarY signals continue at Wilmington, Norfolk,
and Cape May, and ordered for Ba tmOre New
York New Haven. New London, and WOODS Hole
They will be displayed al the Lake stations from alter
A L.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-29
JEALOUS Cuban ENJOYS.

Vice-President Aguilera of the Cuban Re-
publc has arrived this city from Europe. and will
probably remain time before sailing for Cuba.
The disagreement between the general agent, hoyorga
and the alleged appointees Carlos Del Castillo ana Gen
Manual Ouesada stall continues. MOy0rga stu insists
maj he has not superseded and the Others c&m 10
be the only Official representatives IN TINS country The
of Cen Aguilera has increased the dlsscnsiOn
bieh Ias extended % tine tanks OF the Cuban people Ia
This country Efforts will probably De made " recon
e the factions and ~ haTnI0nLo Lo luIAn interests IN
This CITY and clse hhIa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-29
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
For other Ship Re1S see FIN Page.
.nnrarr.rA

ARRIVED.
Shin Sarah Hgne of BostoH Burw Calcutta Dec 10 and Sand
sbip 81 Charles Tobey Liverpool Al days with mdse
BARK Rosalh (ltaLl Pesoe. Trieste 70 DAYS Win mdse
raj q Hunt Bucksportl Zasa IS isvs. with
Baf si er siebOds Hamburg %, Plymouth Feb. z,
" re- 4Tcsda Eor) EHrup Cardiff With railroad iron.
BARI sylvia SEay o BOstoH COoa. AA'an-s days, With
Bars rou Age Crsbtres Havana p DAYS, With
Barn Sunlight of JOHN " b. Hayes, MAianlas II days with
'a sa1 40 Omega a FnscoulrO Palermo 81 with fruit
BnT Wesley Of BALTIMORE Ford hAtaaAs days With mo-
Bc In, iofst John n b. Carenss Il DAYS with
Walters Oi 81 Jonn n D MorrsJ Aai4nEAs ~ days
sehr Fruit CIR co LONDON Sullivan Palermo So With FRUIT
T. Law o Liverpool n 81 boddeu' boca de IOro "
setr J. B. smith Williams Wilmington c. days with naval
''G Ssr Kate wslte Rich Jacksonville diy, with lumber
G H. Foster of Boon Coomos aataa1A Z days With sugar
Sch KeuduteaE WYATT Brunswick Ga 10 days with yellow pine
soop Vd Sparl Porto CAbelo ~ days with eodee
scHOoSEKs-RyER AND COAsrvIsE
sA Falconer Eau River } d. Borden, Fall River.
A. b. Brown Fall River p Ir.1n, Ne~-HAye
Harms. Neu-LOudon. Amelia New bedord
n NJ D. Wells Bridgeport
orr .ndo smith, POrtcheser r. hAight, frOUncetOSh
Archer x Reeves Brookhaven- Hunter Dghion
ps.cus.Ie EmmA HATriL Nantucket
Marscsibo BATH. Josephine bridgeport
Merritt C. Hart. ROekport Ne p Randolph. Providence.
u n DIyerty Providence A Falkeaburg, Providence.
Il j. Mercer. ProVdeace. Jos HOY, Providence.
SAILED.
Steamship E Terri 70, HoSas'd Sy Co. ship Sss W9r
E.ftie Haskell. for PssHAmbuco-
WIHD-Su1aoEn, iIesh, 3 clear
DOMESTIC PORTS.
28-P1ssed for Baltimore barb
Cricket rou Rio. br Mississippi Demerrs sohrs Yarns Dck
Coorant ArdrossAn TOT Richmond harf
Thorn Liverpool Tor Alexandra Arrived oA Lawrence from
CHARLESTON c. March zsArved steamship James Adser
BAde BosOr OF the port ship BurAh Om 81 Thomas Tor
slTasSaH ia. March s-saod ship Sunbeam Darisn;
Msry q. Reed, foE Mouteveeo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-29

SIX MURpERERs WRECKED AND DROWNED.

SAN Francisco, March 2S.-La week the
schooner Lark sailed from san Diego for Eusenedas
Among passengers six convicted murderers 70
taken La Paz Lower California. The bodies Of the
feons have been found washed ashore and chained TO-
gether. Pieces of a wreck have been picked up near
where the bodies discovered and it Inferred that
the vessel was lost with all on board.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-29

SKILLED LABOR AND COMMON SCHOOLS.
1t is said that In Philadelphia there are
5000 manufactures and workshops, IN which are en-
Toyed jOurneymen, and only $500 apprentices and
OF these latter perhaps not than in twenty
regularly iDdentured. AT the same time II is stated
there are 900 boys and youths between the ages OF l6
and u in that city who without useful employment
He s. Loais Dispatch quoting this statement makes II
che text for the following remarks upon the common
school system:
ur common school system OF education was originally
1pApded 10 AID common, poorer classes ~ the
nd preservation OF their OVID interests But TINS sys
5em has been sadly perverted The present common
school OF study taxes both the time anc talents OF
Ehs pupil almost much university course, ana -
regarded too step the road 20 everything but an
Ordinary life OF everyday labor Our youths should pe
taught lessons OF usefulness, and that KNOWLEDGE is
Gether gathered from books. Let them look around
and sas who the IDen or innnence
and wealth IN our midst In many instances
rbeaa are men who have learned trades
sAriY in lie and were skilled workmen, OF temperate
and industrious hf rs: those who have exhausted
Hheir physical strength and mental yigOr N comprising
Ehe OF some high and normal school, dhu 81 - OF
p Year. age only ready - begin Their prepara
dunes OF life They should De inspired WIN
other than that greatness can Oe obtained
By political distinction, an0 other pOstlohs OF
1egslator Teach them love Of perfection III arr, ana
Prospect artisan and also the demand that
exists IL the country for American artisans
This Il plausible enough but VINO would be willing 70
&C. the curriculum Of study in public schools reduced
because makes the scholars too ambltousf" And
u quite true that common schools originally IN
20 aid the poorer classes IN their pursuit OF
1BOwledgei We have always supposed they were
- common because common 10 al.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-29
THE STATE OF TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS

WILMINGTON March 22-Spuu Turpsutne tull At Sc Rosn
quiet Al or STAINED Crude ruentue steshT 81 = Tor H4ni
- for Yellow Dp md Virgin Tar quiet az g. So
l8-Pour dull; rebie Extra S8GsB 50
psmly sg9aSu Corn easier; MIed " mte yellow
soc s2fd44 Bran Elo Has dull. Prime 81 POrs
Mess held lie Dry sAted Meats br Shsaoe o. Clear
fImer: Shoulder Clear
Rb ssaes gie loo Hams Ia Gl3e Lard rerce
Refned 8c; Keg, gi00c sugar dill Yellow Cabod, sidlD
very dull Coed Fermenag sic WHISKY dull At Bas
Coe III q9ic MISUNDERSTANDING @ herfoEk sgnt par told
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-29

The Remedies oT Consumption Wasting Iudges
ton MooKEs PArcRKArc ksULsoS PAscHEA
Meca sho have made SPECIAL study gesb hie
proougr remarkable appetite also and
greatly uoanment
condition Of The BODY improved bv s sold
A0OKK Chemists Queen. IA. r. a. Prince
Wales Hghness the Kheve Of Egypt, New
ali Chemists Dugs
hUrE-NAs aud trade
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-29

What ought 20 be considered Honestly and Legally
Gold tseArs gold gold aioT ats all The requirements
considered hauest gOE vel
All proportions G IN their IS r.
tolerated lac beautiful
4dGtsrant The booG d Hal Maria"
Visiting sbond Nj srKKErxKs store ~
choee Of lsarat
susry Catalogue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-29

CHrctGo March observation-disclosures. JlC market fsrT active
pree, esdv OuEh yesterday Of Medium
eial2 cwt steers 1855 gooJ Violated IS SG
Choice and lot i5ll D. 81
6 80 rangd ron "a 1885 IS Feeders, e. oG
- 90 shipments J,a0
HoeRscripts sove and sales ranged
ron ss - s5 IS shipmens Y 800
fairly LOO sales
Of Good outside lot et
Is shipments. l,O1.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-29

American gentlemen IN search Of a good and
economical London tailor directed ~ B. Benjamin
Ulster House 81 COndut-st, London. w. Noted for
a materials sly les for Ulster travelling and univer
Sal covert coats Ulster shooting and country suits, &c
See Advertisements on Eleventh Page.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-29

The Dartmouth AnvI is an exceedingly neat
college paper recently started at Hanover, n H. It
publishes l6 pages weekly, aud Is at bright and
lively journal Of the college and valuable local news
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-29

REMARKABLE, VERY REMARKABLE INDEED"
are the OF Lamploughs Pyrec saline in prevent
ing and curing bowel complaints. smallpox, fevers and
skin diseases. Specially refreshing inygorating. aud
conducive 70 health. Sold by all chemists aud the
maker lis HolDorn- hill. London.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-29
MARRfEn
GREACgB -wIGGn

March n isTl ~ =
d.. ASSISTED BY Rev. A. D Thomas x
Crsso-a isabel daughter Of james wggs e~
30 cards
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES herirt l.. Ior Tuesfas
Nsrct Ic-I b., the Burr WA Heriet N
NIIebrooAs ueoe W m Whe,e n d.
.IyOETOH- HAMILTON l6b BY Csssr
D ID Ru J. SuaoBtOa Helen A. Bbbtt both Of New Bcgtssa
TOLKAMP- wINSLOW-Ou THURSDAY March n. Ne
stone place Ealt gh1rcb Rev NaFisnd loTt. Ait
Tssamp ~ ~ 9sasier Of sehn "as'e- al -
WHEELERSTIRRS-Or THURSDAY March q, bT keV WIs~ iv,s
BuIlngton d. D. William Wheeler OF aT 70 Sessse y
sucs Of Brooklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-29
HOW DOES He LIKE IT,

The st. Paul Pioneer has been looking into
che senate COmmitteeshps and makes the following
moral reflection upon It's discoveries
Two years aCo Senator Howe reported resolution.
and advocated passage IN a Radical caucus, Tor
depOslng senator Sumner from biz position Chairman
OF the Committee Foreign Affairs and putting Cam
ar0u place. Now caucus Of his friends has not
only removed him from the Claims Committee, but 20
make the lndiguity ulng has put him IN charge
OF the Congressional library To add 20 the huInia-
ton taken ny Carpenter, who has only had three
years experience and made hun President pro tenn Of
The Truly The precedent has returned 10 plague
the inventor
A slangy mOralst would remind Senator Howe, whose
Administration real in the New-YOrk CustOm-hOuse
investigation nearly consumed him that he knows for
himself how IL Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-29

an Who nsrud visiting France oud sise.s rrf sv-s-s-
u Bvodsss M Pirs L--es
iree all that ssse SIMPLY
ptsees dou Indispensable and dsis nieeearp xs
the Uebng se materially dsse
her erpoases Sepd iof circuisf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-29

Pew persons Of the which the
hs been adopted The Tauss Co..
o. Broadway y send by mail lroH liv hunl
hn o be Iusses day n addition their adc
retains The Rapture sh abolute security. s
aud fa and effects penaIea cure Full descriptive
cigCas.g. sea. ilee " Observation-Disclosures
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-29

has written play. called An Americn Lady" and
that Mrs John Wood will itpreoiseiy the person.
should say TO do justice invention ~ originated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-29

We have for Several Years The DetfOi rs
nne and couudsr % Of the Michigan " "
swET BHo Wholesale and Retail Druggists no wDOdwaIJsse.
Detroit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-29

Fer Jnpe- Psrton's Lecarr Pilgrim
hcn ~ busns and thirteen
uNE LECTURE krrHA No pubhshed Pho, -, by
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-29

special Meeting of the Union League Club -lH %
O'Clock lecture Hou DAVID A WILLS In
%:s State and Local SRoa5k 'i'f aL Eiss Ss
The Mutual Life Insurance Company of New-Hork,
"a aBd let Broadway.
EEs-YoEK. March 10. lsI1
CASH ASSBIS-'.'''''''.' s'oO''""
THIS COMPANY continues TO lOan d. Bond sogsse
approved unnumbered real estate this State AMI aeghbo.s
within afty miles u this city.
charge applicants obersse n.sa
permitted directly indirectly BY Onoer Trstse
employment procuring oass for hse
except examined aad the REQUESTS
by Counsel appointed By s- ComanT Whos charges he
pcsut required Bylaw be limited
Tue Loan Department surelr separs business q .
caring applications application poles
required suggested connections With application iOt o.s.
Te regulations and usg-s Of
force n the COMPANY for many years.
By authority Of the Committee an Finance
P. WINSTON pr-ua-.l
The standard g Lolita Bsstie,D
unlimited everywhere and Incompatible @ouis 10
several psients
NEW ExCRLLEsCEs
Sol IS. 10. n, II. IS. II. Do and "A
For sale everywhere
Diploma by American isstu.s p.ir 1871,
BULBS Head Bank,-AiiS l Bsus arr re9s-.ssi
to cal Immediately Metropolitan Bsat Brcsdway or is
No al.t. p T. MAthef. No y a Wiuti
Heal BauE subscribe saving
their oertSzies Of
b. orler Of COMMITTEE Or STOCKHOLDERS
Bulls Head BANK.
The DeposorS forward TO-DAY
basaoe of the PkRkRRkD STOCK ~hich
before BAnk opeae The
The Ashland Heose Poarth
Tx-utr-iourth-st. A s. CAMERON Chainn.a
Vienna Exposition.
Tor sending the LADIES FiNk SHOES wh,ch m.itnx
Exposition extended ensbe - -
We mend.
generally that goods s EXHIBITION AZ
Thomas MONDAY and TUESDAY March ami Apnl 4 -be.
shall be pleased uho thea.
80 - EDWIN C. BURT
81 and 20 Tbanas-st CbeaI Broadway Ss- 'isaL
The Wsrkingwo meS's Protective Union,
y Beecfes the nd
sorkngsone9 household TbAChkks
COPthIs, FkADkSNOMkN, CLERKS kc suppbed
peyers Aac asssted
eeen earned are collected BY AZ whea An free Of eesrse
Atteution-rweoT years PaA.Aa Hospital ns.
ar skn diseases long standing successfully and pernAnesuT
cured Consultation free Dr. FRANKLIN Iel Bleeeterst
PO-t-Oce Notice.rhe or RurOps dsnag lh ssel ea
ng Saturday Mafcb ~ blJ s close soher WEDNESDAY al
" a, IA THURSDAY 81 ~ a SATUkDAls a. ~ "a
2 n JOsls, POss@sse.
Rennes Pain-kilng Magic Oh Is sOsasra 70 sss he
oIoa ef lace easers sSys aaa a4A eFSs ,ueAs2 VeeAg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-29
5peelal Notlres

A special Meeting of the Union League Club ~lH %
bed Club house, SATURDAY EVENING Marco - al
O'Clock from Hon David A. WILLS In
subject Taxation By Of Executive Goa.
mittee GEORGE n. B. HILL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-29
PRovnRNcE PR1ErING CLorH MARKET.
CATTLR MARKETS.

'RovrDErcE r. l. MArch 2-Prntnr Cloths Eeak and lower
i o. squares ~ 7GTte. i0r contracts and spots
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-29
LlIEII

Az Notices Of Marriages must be iRd0Tscd D'h fad
uou. aul lfi lye.s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-29
CASH ASSETS.

The Mutual Life Insurance Company Of Newly ork,
- and let Broadway.
6kw-YoEK. March 49, is51
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-14
RPEPff of EnE NaRnfrA

This evening Cal Wagner, one II the
m1st celebrated and successful delneators
OF Ethiopian eccentTicities. will receive his
first beneh: a: the hands Of the public of
New Orleans. The success of this really
frs. class organization is nothing more
than deserved. for wherever they have ap
peared large and enthusiastic audiences
hav: greeted chem with rapturOUs appliance
and admiration. Mr. J. II. HOyerly. :hc
manager. deserves grea: credit for his
knowledge Of the wants end ;astcs u the
public. AID especially tor the manner in
which he he's catered to the taste Of the
smrseme.t-loying people OF New C.lears.
Mr.. Charlie. HsyTood, one OF tde most
hasnfitul end e.Gu:si.e male sopranos III
the United S;a;"s. vii. on this occasion
sing severa: o: his spec.alt!es. Csn!iei! and
Booker. wh0 a4va made Icil :. favorable
in yfe"sior il :h.s ci.y. will d. 'iueata sev.
.-t' new ch"-ac:>rs IN son:s an. daEcrI
The Cal1rrnia Iuas:ette viii appear IL
new selections. Sam Price ani Johnny
Booker. OF the ro@!,ng green. wi: a2nra- N
their rn..cnljnG oddities pesso-: w:,'..'.;
70 pas> e pleasant cv hing should aot
neglect sac;. al Opportunity, but s'.e tne
leaene.arT . .ousing house.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-14
NEW YORK.

Erie Railroad Investigating Committee =
sitting with Open Doors-POstal Cars
Postmaster Generals Terms ia be Ac-
CPpfed-Neyy ork Merchant Murdered
iu France.
New YORK, March ia resolution
passed the Assembly at Albany day that
the Erie railroad investigating commit. .ee
sit with open doors.
G. s. Bangs. general superintendent Of
the railroad mail service. had an interview
this morning with Commodore Vanderbilt
in regard - the question of additional re.
muneratiOn for postal cars. Vanderbilt said
that his lines were willing TO accept the
terms proposed by Postmaster General
Cresweli. from the law approved March 3.
1878. The Commodore thought that the
Erie road would do the same, and that the
other through lines would have to follow.
1t appears that John G. Warren, of Brook.
lvn who was agent for mercantile house
at Bayonne, France. was shOckingly mur.
dered there on the fourteenth of February.
by SpanIard whom he had discharged
from his employ, on account of stealing.
The murderer stabbed Warten to the heart,
in broad day, while promenadng with his
daughter, and he died in her arms in the
road. The murderer was arrested. Mr.
Warren has relatives at Portland, Maine.
The master carpenters of this city and
Brooklyn state that they will not yield to
the unjust demands of societies this spring,
and many capitalists who intended invest.
ing in building projects are already placing
their money in other investments.
The steamship Niagara, which left here
February % for Bermuda, is now a week
overdue at that port. Although she has
not been heard from, no great apprehen-
siOns exist as to her safety.
PhPbe A. Lowrie was to-day awarded by
the Superior Court $4,000 damages from
Andrew b. Chant bers for breach of promise.
Skies of 1881, 1885; fve-twentles of 1852,
15A; of 1864, 1872. of 1865, ll64: new
Il44: of 1867, ll6; of 1863. ll6; new
tves, lI3; ten -forties. lt0as.
Tennessee skies S3l4. new 83h: Virginia
si1es a, new 81. consolidated jGA deferred
IA; Louisiana skies 45. new IS, Ievee skies 45,
eights 20: Alabama eights 81. fves So;
Georgia SKIES 20. sevens ~; North Carolinas
30, new II, special tax l21; South Caroiinas
40, new lS, April and October 20.
Money active during the greater part Of
the day. Borrowers on call paid from l-:}2
to l-l6. rates declined, and closing loans
made at to 8. Exchange lower and very
dull good to prime bankers closed ~ to
~. Gold opened at llJ5s, sold up TO il5A =.
fell 10 ill7s. and closed at y. Loans
to ) "a for offerings.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-14
FOREIGN,

News from 9fexico - Raid by fndinns-
Revolutionary Outbreak an Oaxaca-
Answer to British Note Claiming DAM
aSes -Sacrilegious Troubles . Steam-
chip Foundered or Tampico Bar-The
Mexican Coal Discoveries-Cubae FL
nances-A Forced Loan Agitatsd-Iis-
erpool NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 20 Vest
ern Africa-The Irish University Edu.
cation Biil-Discussion of the Govern
nent Defea'-R -Resignation of the Min
istry-Its Acceptance by the Queen--
Disraeli Summoned by the Qus.n.
CITY OF MEXICO, March l2--The Indiana
who are in rebellion under General Lev al a
made raid or Astillero, roDbing every
body and killing cattle.
revolutionary outbreak is imininent ia
the State IF Oaxaca. These aftirs have
become so threatening that the gov 9rnmere
recently removed the old officials anG
appointed new ones. Federal trooPa are
asked for.
General Lozsds 10 bis last proclaassiea
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-14
The Theatres Last Eveuing.

There WAS another Immense auderc. a.
the Academy to enjoy the fun of listening
30 the exquisite jokes. zee the jig dancing.
and hear the music OF Cal W.s.ne.s Nh.
strels.
At the ST. Charles Theatre muoh 10 ne
discredit Of theatre gOers. who should en-.
courage good actress by their presence,
Miss Carlctta lie Clercq gave her fne i'm
pHrsonation OF Peg Wo.ington. in "E4sAs
and Faces
At the Varieties Theatre. that great aatnr
l.. wrenca Barrett appeared in his f;4vor.te
role in the Duke. Mot.e." and which he
never rendered better.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-14
WASHINGTON.

Nomination, and Combination I'd
Confirmed Officials Driven from Luke
City. FlOrida-Dp. Newman Inspector
Of COnsnIates-D Deficiency ApprOpria-
,iOns-Heavy Draft on legal Reserve
Proposed Compensation to Ray and
0IcMiiien The Caldwell Case - Tb >
President at Philadelphia Applicants
for the nIObiie CsllectOrship - The
English Ministry in Doubt.
WASHINGTON. March 3.-COnfrmatiOns-
S. B. Packard. marshal for Louisiana; Col
bert Caldwell. collector of customs at Pas0
del NOrte; Colonel Scruggs. minister to
Columbia; K. NJ. Douglas, marshal for the
eastern district of North Carolina. Nomi-
nations-K. A. Mosely. postmaster a: Tale.
dega, Alabama.
The Attorney General has dispatch from
Detective Whitney that the postmaster ami
county officers have been driven from Lake
City, Florida. The ringleader of the affair
has Oeen arrested. and federal officials are
investigating the affair.
1t is reported that DR.. Newman. chaplain
Of the Senate. has been appointed inspector
of eonsulates. and will make trip around
the world.
The deficiency in appropriations has com
PEELED draft On the legal reserve of
81 200, 900. 1t may be necessary to use
S3.uUu,eVV, out ohIy temporarily.
.Senate-Mr. West submitted resolution
compensating General McMillen and John
Ray, elected from Louisiana. Referred to
the ComInittee on Privileges and Elections.
The Caldwell case occupied the balance
of the day. No action.
President Grant has gone TO Philadel-
phia; will return tomorrow.
Twenty are scramhiing for the Mobile
collectorship Of customs. Rolf, the present
deputy. claims it under the civil service
regulations, and is strongly recommended.
Among the scra mblers are Barker. Of Sci
ma: Reynolds, OF Montgomery; Hefin,
Back and Buckley. The government will
lose nothing by the Irregularities in the
Mobile customhouse.
The latest dispatches from England leave
the Ministry in doubt beyoad that Glad
stone will retire.
= 7 Harron ia here