New-York tribune., 1873-01-06
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WARRINGTON, Ian. 8, IeI
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place Secretary Of State it may be well to say that
the whole story probably based the simple fact
that Mr. Evars negotiating for house in this city,
Mr. Evartss friends have, however for some time past
known that he contemplated residing in this city in the
future for business purposes His practice In the Su-
pene Court very large He often employed by the
State Department and known to be the attorney for
many of the Alabama claimants. The commission to set
tie these claims viii probably sit in Washington as the
proof nearly all of them here and the lawyers most
familiar with them either reside in this city or have
large practice here. So far from inviting Mr. Evarts TO
the head OF the State Department the President is
believed desire that Mr. Fish remain and that gentle
seems since the election TO have recovered from his
chronic inclination 70 retire. IL is positively aseeraned
that the President has intnated 10 any one a
desire expectation that Attorney General Williams
he has been and is still favorable TO his retention.
Against Secretary Belknap the fight Of the Kitchen
this least probably disregard the desires Of
the gentlemen known as the Military Ring In regard
To Mr. Boutwes successor the President is said TO be
afraid TO appoint representative Of Walst and the
moneyed interests Of the country while wast is afraid
OF Mr. Boutwell, and the present financial policy. Gen.
Grants course will be- 1t believed to appoint the man
@Is5 Hsa the 0y VINO " OF
BARON sCHfozER AND GERMAN EMIGRATION.
The letter Of Baron schozei; The German Minister
printed on Saturday, is believed here to confirm the
reports teegraphed hence few weeks ago. and contra
dicted by the State Department, the authority OF
schozen himself Those reports TO the effect that
nouneed that order has been issued by the German
Government, to all railroad and steamboat companies
which take egrants out OF that country to increase
their rates Of fare order TO discourage emigration
The reports further said that the object OF this order was
TO prevent any loss OF military strength by emigration
of abeboded men, and that the German authorities de-
sired that it should interpreted act unfrend
ly to the United States. 1t appears from Baron
schozers letter that the German Government has or
railroad and steamboat companies to charge ord
nary emgrants instead OF the reduced rates Tor
which such persons been transported for several
years past and that the cause OF this order Is desire no
reports was probably diplomatic" but ii is hard for
the ordinary mind TO comprehend the essential derence
apd SO poey denied by Baron schozer and
the state OF facts now admitted in his letter.
NEW ARMY UNIFoRMs-AN IMPENDING PoLIrI-
CAL CONTEST IN MIssIssIPPI-THE NEXT
sPEAKERsHIP.
IPRoM A REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THB TRIBUSg.I
WARRINGTON, Jan. S, 1873.
The recent travels of Gen. Sherman aud Gen. Sheridan
in Europe appear have resulted in the introduction In
the new army uniform of much of the fuss and feath
ers which the good sense Of recent years had done
away with Horsetails cocks feathers, AMI ponderous
helmets are now in vogue The officers were
out in their toggery at the receptions on New Years
day, and looked prodgiousy fine. The generals and
staff officers wore the oldfashioned French chapeau,
bedecked with profusion of ostrich feathers, and
Tser U Breast The The artillery and cavalry cers
came out modification Of the helmets OF the French
with long hair plumes attached, and
the infantry officers were good deal more bedzened
than ever The new uniform appears 70 nave
queshonaby much handsomer than the oa, o9t IL Is
unon campaign will make haste to put their new trap
pings with all the feathers and gold Lace into oandboxes
for fbsT 70 t1e d fatigue bse 4 the ga
latons do not strictly forbid IL.
There will be an election for Governor in Mississippi
next Fall The carpetbaggers in reconstructing the
IN of
and liberal salaries for all the State officials, most Of
them including the Governor, holding office for four
wears and there is naturally great scramble for the
places when the election comes around There are
two factions in the Republican party, headed respect
lively by Senators Ames and Acorn The former has the
suupor of large majority Of the negroes who are sh
devoted to him, notwithstanding the fact that he has
not lived in the State since sent TO the Senate
four years ago. Aioorn's followers include the small
white element the party and portion OF the negroes
and his faction claims to be the conservative and
respectable q the two he himself being native & and
the friends Of Ames to run him for Geyernor, with
on the se6s skss s IH m to e
and thus make the negro Governor The object
this 20 S ans AoSn s T
voters have clear majority in Mississippi of about
SSS Of OF placing coioreS man in the Gubernatoriai
chair and appears that the more radical Ames faction
think IL iudicous attempt TO accomplish this by nd
rection. i
The principal argument used by those who oppose the
Reelection of Speaker Blaine is that IL would not be fair
TO the West TO the presiding officers Of both Houses
| of Congress from New-England. The vicePresident
elect who will preside the Senate after the 4th of
Marob Ia from Massachusetts,. and this account II is
argued the Speaker ought be Western Southern
X served Mr. Blaine good turn four years ago. how
ever His friends insisted that the Speaker should be
New man, because both tne Presldent apd VICE
Presdent were the West Is works the other way
now but Mr Blaine probably too strong to be msch
| affected by it.
PREPARATIONS FOR THE INAUGURATION CERE-
! MONIES.
GENERAL PRESS DsPATCHI
The Committees heretofore appointed to arrange for
the Inauguration ceremonies the 4th OF March, re-
ported yesterday the following recommendations TO
the adjourned publc.meeting First That the Governor
OF the District OF Columbia be respectfully requested to
call meeting of the Legislature and recommend an ap
nropraon TO defray the expense Of the inaugural
monies Second: civic and military procession fire
works the illumination Pennsyiyaniaaye. from the
Csool 10 Seyenteeuth-st., and ball. Third: The aI
sentiment OF Gen. james II. Wilson as Chief Marshal
Fourth nn1 Tae ygS tSs and
| ident elected and the Committees OF Congress
the inaugural tso 70 orgsn
zatons on civil professions military processiors
on the ball; ON finances on railroads; on correspond
MAJ of the Executive Committee and Chairman of the
committees above enumerated be appopted managing
na osYe Sh 'a the and that
no Indebtedness shall be created without the express
authority OF the said managing committee Ihe report
Il was adopted. r..... ...
SALMON EGGS FROM GERMANY. .....
| Prof. Baird OF the Smithsonian Institute, United
States Commissioner of Fsh and Fisheries has just been
informed by telegraph that 10000 salmon eggs will be
shipped Bremen by steamship America, ON the
nth Of January. and viii consequently be due In New
York about Jan. They will be charge OF Rudolph