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THE coXsULsnIp TO A7Ioy.


The telegraph announces the fact
that J. J. Henderson, of Portland,
(son of Rev. J. II. d. Henderson, Ex-
II. C. from this State) has been ap-
pointed Consul TO the Port of Annoy,
in China-the position that his Honor,
Judge Denny, declined to accept
At first we were disposed TO regard
this announcement as little less than
a practical joke on Denny for having
refused to accept the same, but upon
enquiry we learned that the rumor is
too true to make a Jest of. And
while we are charitably disposed to,
wards all aspiring young men, we con-
fess that this appointment pleases US
a little too much, for surely it Is
about the cheekiest thing that
has come under our observation for a
long time. Henderson is said TO have
fallen off fence when young and sus
tanned mental injuries from which he
has never fally recovered, hence we
are constrained to say that the mate
rial for Evoys Extraordinary and
Ministers Plenipotentiary must be
exceedingly scarce in the Grant party
for surely the newly fedged Consu
is star of very dim magnitude. The
appointment of Judge Denny gave
the position some dignity, which how
ever vanishes into air like an Apri
cloud, by substituting the name 0
! Hepderson
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EAsTEgN religious fanatics are still
trying TO get God in the Co.lstitu-
ton. It seems to as they ought to
be satisfied with having already got
the Devil in that once revered instru.
Tnent. ~
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To which the Governor made the
following reply:

PoRTLAND. Oregon, April Is, 1873
To the New York "World -
The feeling OF Oregon in regard to the Modoc
assa ssfnatiOH Is that of the deepest sorrow and
OF intense thirst for swift retribution. The cold
blooded murder of eighteen of our citizens
caused US to expect this tragedy. There is not a
hostile Modoc who is not guilty OF murder ur-
provoked. Those who survive the impending
battle, should be apprehended and delivered
for civil trial and punishment. Short of this.
Will email further massacreg.
l.. F. GROVER
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DIED.

HfTI,-Ou the 10th inst, near brownsville,
Linn county, MRS. PoLLy HILL, wife OF Dea<
con Claiborne Hill, aged 55 years and Is days.
LUPER.-On Tuesday, April r. of typhoid
fever (oaInoDoItE. only son OF John Itiper.
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NOTICE +. HEREBY GIVEN THAT NY
~ dauE.lirT. Fila II. Maxwell. having LETT her
home without iH= tnowledsc or consent all
pPsnus .arf4,,d from cT tliiiDg or iiar1erins
her on NY account ~ | viii pa; no liabilities
Of her contracting. T.. MAXWELL.
shcdd. Linn county, Oregon. april Il, 1913.
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MARX TWAIN assails the character
OF J. Iscariot, by calling him prema-
tire Congressman
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TELEGRAPHIc cORRsPoNDENcEE.

On April 18th, Gov. Grover re-
ceived from the hanging editor of the
Neao York World, the following dis
patch:
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and our Eastern friends By indicating irnn edi-
ately to-day, in a brief telegram, the feeling of
oregon in regard to Aodoc assassination, and
the policy prescribed by your judgment toward
hostile Indians. JACOB B. SfILI,BON,
MANAGING Editor of tfnf, NorIn
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G=f =, G.srns pr dar! AGENTS wanted ,
sDeEs O.-9 &&O n! classes al working. peo-
pl-.. q; .r.Fss.r s-%, Young or Old. make more
money ri work ipT ~ thsir spar. moments.
ur ali i.ac time. til al anything rise. fsFticti-
lars :r-g. Address u. Stinso:l 4 Co.. Portland,
tiuinc. ssnsyi.
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NEW VERTIS ENTs
NOTICE.
TO THE PUBLIC.

yUE. u. HUMPHREY Ia REQUESTED :
We rail and scs I1e. JULIUS JOSEPH
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AL Freight Delivered in the Same
Condition as Received.

All freight carried by this line Is by ACTUAL.
WEIGHT tnot n,easarementl, and all freight
delivered free of wharfage and draynse to con-
sgnecs in the city of Portland. Lime, plaster,
cement and salt at reduced rates.
nVPassage on this line nominal.
]. ID. BII.ES, Agent.
Portland. March &c lS73-vSnsitf.
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NOTICE CT FINAL SETTLEMENT.
HEMORRHOIDS.

IA cAR0THERS q cos "pILE PILLS
AND OINTMENT" have now become enc Of
the standard preparations of the day; is pre-
,,s ,.I and ,.c.,,,,u,,,<i ii e. ut. - III IL
chronic or recent. Sufferers may depend upon
it. that this remedy will give them permanent
relief from thi, troublesome and damaging corn-
paint.
Sent postpaid to any address (witbin the Uni
ted States) upon receipt Of price, $3.50.
a. CAK0THEK5 Il CO.,
ns0yl Albany. Linn Co., Oregon.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

rzsIE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN on
IL the 18th day Of April. 1873, appointed by
inlnistTator of the estate Of Samuel Crowley,
late Of Linn county, deceased. notice Is hereby
against said State to present the same to me.
with the proper vouchers, within six months
from this date, Mt my residence, seven miles
southeast OF Scio, in said county.
n3i;wf. WA. CYRUS, Admir-.
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CASH PAID FOR EGGS.

n WILL PAY THE HIGHEST MARKET
IL price, In cash. for all eggs brought to my es-
tabiishment, in Albany.
n3tf. H. CHFADIF
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Board OF Assistant Aldermen,


pTesent-william Wade, ESQ.,, President In the chair,
RESOLUTIONS RsrraRrp.
That Gold street from Franklin to Fulton street. be
rha Ferry street from Pearl Street be paved
Ihst MONTGOMERY street from Front street 10 South
Sn First t aSeSHs PiE sn
hsh%ys 9t yeS 81 Se% 81 S r use ne
hat The Sidewalk in front of a ssi and s,s Ninth ave.
nue. be Tagged.
That on both sides OF Thirty Nth street from FRS, ave
nue. TO East River curb and gutter stones be and the
f avenue to tn. Ea,
wn ss d pR
Drive be regulate, and GRADED the curb and gutter
THAT free drinking hydraa, Dc placed the south
That Eghty'sec street. from Third 70 Fourth ave.
nue. D. regulated and graded the curb gutter stones
That Ninety hird street from Third to Fourth avenue,
sesao ssns &C. harlem River
DC gsYG io With gsani, ;rd block 5ayement
paysa WITH srasiiebceR pavement NJ hSn'n avenue DC
ha Tenth avenue from 25th street to i55h street. be
paved wlh granite block pavement.
MAJ lamps be Lighted Ia 10th street. between
That avenue rom 10th to i6th street. be regulated
Walk ihe curb and gutter stones set and the side
s ssssi curb and gutter stones set the sidewalk
erSEEAL oRnyns .norr,n
ma on DON sides Of fy.ninth strcct from the First
\aosres avenue the sidewalks be tagged and re-
r. 90 eotn sides Of seyen,yxth street from the
Thai az "e a,nt DC hssged aud rcnagged
~ VI hlng hlurant be placed ON soutb.
cy1nv, ., rn'yelghih street and Third avenue
DC renumlered. '"c Iishth avenue,
avenue 20 the Hudson River ~ e"eet' IRON Ienth
aide mo g. o"e'y 10 opposite
That sewer be built In Ninety. ahth strce, , an,
Eighth avenue to the Boulevard. '' "o'n inc
Each by the following vote -
slant Aldermen Foley Murphy Clan
Keenan,, the President Assistant Aldermen XII
s ia Kelly 'sinonson' cumisky Linden. sOmmers
That the Commissioner OF Public Works be and he Is
hereby directed to remove the drinking hydrant now
standing on the southwest corner OF Sixteenth street and
Third avenue and place the same the northeast cor
neI OF Fourteenth street and Third avenue.
BY the following vote -
Affirmative Assistant Aldermen Foley, Murphy clan.
~. keaung Wiser, healy, JhoJnen 1heiss, keCuan.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-01

DOY WANTED IN AN OFFICE-AN AMERICAN
ID about Is years Of age must be intelligcnt write
good hand md reside with his parent salary first
800 Address, in handwriting Of applicant, WARWICK,
box III Herald office.
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COACHMEN AND GARDE, n,s,

A SINGLE YOUNG MAN WANTS A SITUATION AS
N coachman; understands the care of horses thor
oughy; city references. Inquire for JOHN GAY, at
stables AZ West 55th st.
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LNMPLOYMENT.-l00 AGENTS WANTED IMMEDI.
IL ately, TO sell new article Indispensable to
chants and manufacturers; smart statesmen make
SIS per DAY, Send stamp for circular call at 50 Liberty
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IODSRS IN AND NEAR RAILWAY, \. j. ALL
'' ''''' '''''' W Colonel J. A. MARTIN,
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w ferred, to take entire charge of n conservatory,
3, "iy ~ M i ~ one atIe, IN tne cy
In arranging flowers understands thoroughly their
names and properties and Is willing to and take
personal pride In the result OF his abors Apply
office of the Journal of Commerce, rs Beaver ST., Y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-01

CITUATION WANTED AS COACHMAN: THREE
~ years first class city reference from present
cause fleavng family going to Europe. Address W. r.
T., box 81 Post office.
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DOY wANTED-IN THE HARDWARE BUSINESS
ID (wholesale); capable and willing, salary first
yea- $50 Address with references H. d. b., Herald
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-01

WANTED-A COOK, TO ASSIST WITH THE WASH
w ing and ironing; city reference requrcd wages
SIG Call ut 4 Test 18th St for two days. between and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-01

A SITUATION WANTED-AS COACHMAN BY A
N single man; first class city reference from present
employer Can be seen address W. NJ, No West I'D
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-01

ITO RENT, FURNISHED-HOUSE rs IT <NRy srRrrr
.ovnyn, "i' ,Nc niinuSs wna Fulton Wall
Pine street -' 1'''
VALUABLE CORNER BusINE IS PROPERTY FOR
sale at sacrice-A four s,orx stona frant cra
and Dwelling Mx'e in fine loo Ation on the prncpa ii
Office 45S Fifth avenue near NJ nth at south BrookIyn
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MANTED--A NEAT, TIDY GIRL TO COOK, VASE
W and iron for large family. Apply at $40 "a nv.
after in the morning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-01

ENIRST CLASS OPERATOR ON WILCOX GIBBS
machine wanted; come ready TO work. 7l3 Broad.
way, Office 10
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A YOUNG MAN FROM PARIS WANTS A SITUATION
IA as coachman; best city reference to honesty
briefly and capaby. Can be seen at Brewsters corner
18th St and 9Th av. between and Up. M.
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(NANvAsSERS wANTED-CANvASSER WANTED
~ for the new Secor Sewing Machine:
j T. ELLIS. 1. DAG broadway
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A PROTESTANT YOUNG LADY AS SEAMSTRESS;
"A understands all kinds Of family sewing and dress
making is experienced operator objection to take
charge OF two halfgrown children. Address q. p. box
1852 Herald Uptown Branch office.
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WESTCHESTER G. UNITY PROPERTY
FOR SALE OR TO RENT.
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR
SALE OR TO RENT.

4 SPLENDID FARM ON CHESAPEAKE BAY
~ near Annapolis situated one mile from the State
House, threequarers Of mile from United States Naval
Academy and St Johns College, ~ hour from Washing
ton and Baltimore 800 acres; 30 TIMBER all kinds
barn corn barn stables, brick meat house and kitchen,
cehouse (flled) negro quarters &C. nearly one mile
deep water Shore the waters which abound in oysters
crabs fish and water fowls and being the heathest
locations and richest soil on Chesapeake Bav Cost go
per acre at auction SIX under decree OF Circuit
Court title perfect price $40 per acre. twothrds can
reman or 10 years. at per cent. Address PLANTER,
box 50 Post Office Annapolis Md.
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CMALL HOUSES IN FIFTH, EIGHTH AND NINTH
wards for sale also number Of first class medium
Houses In best streets in Twenty ward Ali mod
crate figures and upon reasonable terms of payment
JAMES PRICE, 200 Hudson street.
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POsOOOs Estate n first class cash g FOn hEAL
Business Of staple articles Of woodwor
with all machinery, stock, custom, &C. a, ~ opera.on,
story building, at cheap rent long lea Shiec
box 1879 Herald office. &C. AuArosS .. o''
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OPERATORS wANTED-opBRATORs ON THE
" Singer sewing machine wanted for the new Sccor
Coat hands preferred J. T. ELLIS, l,246 Broadway.
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HOTEL AND MINERAL SPRING PROPERTY AT A
IL bargain Circular, with analysis and full particu
lars, OF :. EDDY CO.. No. Park place.
HOTEL TO LEr-THE VICTORIA HOTEL OF ST:
John. New Brunswick; new house; first class and
modern In all It's appointments with elevator &c built
under personal supervision OF w: Washburne ESQ:
architect of Boston, in 1871 20 let from Isl May next
For particulars inquire OF w. w. SfNNOTT secretary to
Company, 70 Prince william street, ST. John,T u.
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WANTED-BY AN EXPERIENCED AND ACTIVE
w business man, with large business acquaintance,
position In wholesale fruit produce, grocery general
commission trade as salesman buyer clerk or travellers
Will be found competent in either capacity has uncxcep
honable references. Address IL D. b., Herald office.
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A YOUNG MAN DESIRES A SITUATION AS GROOM
"A or coachman; under stands the care and manage
ment OF horses in all its branches will be found obging
good reference. Call address j. p. NJ "a Bowery
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COACHMAN'S SITUATION WANTED-BY A SOBER
~ single, industrious man, who understands the perfect
care OF horses and carriages, in city country refer
ences satisfactory. Address G. box 1888 Herald Office
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GARDENER WANTED BY
~ single man, showing is years. references, under
standing greenhouse grapercs fruits flowers and
tables CAL on or address,. II. b., ut Brdgemans seed
store, 676 Broadway,
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WANTED-A FRENCH NURSE, WITH GOOD CITY
W references Apply at 46 Bond ST., between and u
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A MARRIED MAN WANTS A SITUATION AS
"A gardener; can take charge Of gentlemans place
understands farming; whose wife Is first class butter
maker good reference. Address G. F., 272 Plane st.
Newark, N. j.
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HELP wANTED-MALEs.

DOY wANTED-IN A HARDWARE OFFICE; SAL
- airy to begin with IS per week. Address OFFICE,
Herald office.
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ITO JEwELLERs.-wANTED, BY LADY, FIRST
class polisher, just arrived from Paris employment
INQUIRE OF Mrs LOUISE b., l73 Thompson ST.
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r. HELP NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

A LADIES ARE INVITED TO TAKE ANY KIND
"A. Of Sewing Machines they like, and to take out
shop and pay only small sums down and leave SINAI!
sums every week, and get cash for work. FINSBURY
GARMENT MANUFACTURERS, Jog Chambers st.
, 1873-05-08
FORElGN.
Aumiliating Display Of American Pro-
ducts at Vienna.
Friqhtfu1 Accident In Hungary:--21
Killed and 40 Wounded.
Prccarious Condition Of tho
Health OF tho Pope.
AUSTRIA.

VIENNA, May 7.-Tho Minister Of Commerce
gayo IN entertainment last evening to the Of
6c,als of the Exhibition. Among tho toaatH
given on tho occasion WAS ono by Dayard Taylor
to "Tho Industry Of Austria."
LONDON, May 7.-The Vienna correspondent
Of the Daily Netos, in q lettor to that journal,
ridicules tho American Department Of tho Ezhi-
bition. and gives tho following "a correct list
Of tho articles to DO eeon in the section assigned
to the United statos Two csaes Of Colts Aro-
arms threo binnaolcs, ono stuffed eaglo, two
salt-ce11are, dontista chair, and six bottlos Of
vator takon from tho Masissippi River. The
explanation Of this mongro diBplay ia found in
tho former mismanagomoht Of tho American
section and 1t Is confidently hoped now that
tho new Commissioners and exhibitors have
gono actively to work to repair tho OWL oi1ects,
fhe goods from America will bo spoedily TN
packed, and the exhibitions from that country
win como up to tho standard expected.
a grand military review in honor Of the Prince
Of Wales took place hero to-day.
, 1873-05-08
JUDICIAL,

Hon, John scr1o1ficld, Of Clnri1 Coun-
ty, Recommended nv n Candidate to
Fill tho vncnncy Cnnacd by tho lRcs-
tgnntion 6f Judge Thornton.
YASpALiA, ILL.,, y7.-At mooting hold l,ofo
to.dhy, composed Of farmers, 1awyose, ahd
others, at which tho Hon. salnnol W.. Monotar
WAS clloson Charman and A. 4. Goodrich and
Robt. W. Ross Hocrosnrios, tho following rosolu-
tlon was unanimously adopted.
WHEREAS, uy tho resignation Of Judge Thornton ~
Slate Of Illinois, vacancy has occurred in said dls.
trict: and
WuxnEAs, In confederation OF tho abovo fact snd IN
pursuance of cali Of Tho citzons Of said dtsric, rre-
6pecve Of party the representatives Of tho neyeral
counties in sn,d dstrict met at Vandsa on tho 7ih
suitable person to nll said vacancy and
WuKnEAp. The Hon. John SchoiHol hne In dcfer-
enco 10 tho request Of large number Of tic otizens
Of the district, consented 10 be candidate for tho
said office therefore, tle Convention, representing
tho several contIea Of snd judicial diAtrct docs most
dlstrlos ~ suitable candidate for tho office Of au.
promo judge, to nli sa'd Vacancy, tho lion. JOHN
oholNeld Of CLARK County, and cheorfully indorae
him a8 an abe and rips lawyer and honeht man, and
Of unimpeachablo integrity and pre-eninence, pos
Messing all thoso qualifications that constitute tht
Judicial ntnl and We 1eloyo that all the great nsez
cats Of the stato will DO promoted by his election
resolution, which was unanimously adopted:
Rtsolvtd, That Hon. Anthony Thornton, durlng th'
brief period ho has A1od tho position Of one Of th
Judges Of the Buprono Court Of tho State, has d!a
charged the duties Of Judge with great ability nnt
stric[ Integrity and that We deeply regret tho loss
bis nervcea in rosion ho 11}cd with much credi
to himself and to tho Stato.
, 1873-05-08
BETTER LET HER ALONE.

Cora Reed, the young girl who attempted to
commit suicide last Saturday evening. by taking
morphine at tho house Of Belle Dimick, on
South Clinton street, recovered from the effects
OF the drug. Yesterday afternoon sho made
aecondattempt to tnko her life by tho Same mems,
at the johnson House, corner Of West Madison
and Desplainos atroets. About o'clock in the
afternoon, one Of tho chamber1naids OF tho
house informed Mr.. johnson that the room oc-
cupied By the girl had not been opon during the
day, and that the gas had boon burning. Re-
poatea knocks brought no answer, and. fearing
opon. The sri was found upon
tho tho bed apparently dylng: , IIer e :, eye t,
great difficulty, Drs. Young, Dunn, and Dun-
cnnHon were quickly eusnmoned: The case was
SURRENDERED to the lattor physician, who atteud-
cd her faithfully until about O'Clock last night,
whom she WAS reported out Of danger. The girl
came to tho house on Monday night, In Il car
riage and stated that she had just arrived IN the
city. In her bed we're found an empty bottle OF
morphine and Bible. From some letters found
In her pocket, it is thought that her father'a
treatment has driven hor to desire death rather
| than Mfo.
, 1873-05-08
WASHINGTON.


WASHINGTON, May 7.-Mthough tile Chief
Justice is hardly cold in death, speculation is al
ready rife as to his successor. In the absence
Of the President nothing definite can be known
on tho subject. Rumor is busy with tho names
Of Senators Conkling and Edmunds, both Of
whom have heretofore been Understood to be
aHptrants for the Chief Justiccship: It is also
aaid that Attorney-General Williams is
a candidate. Tho Supreme Court
has just adjourned for tho summer, and the
President will hayn amplo time to select d Chief
Justice before it meets in October,
THE WASHINGTON TREATY. ...
Secretary Fish has been officially notified TINT
the Parliament OF Great Britain, the Parliame Mt
Of Cannda, and the Legislature OF Prince Ed
ward Island have perfected all necessary logH!a-
ton to give effect to Articles IL to 25 and Arti-
,le 80 Of the Treaty Of Washington, which relate
t, tho fishery question.
It is understood that the surviving members
OF President Lincoln's Cabinet purpose publish
ing card wherein they will refute certain state-
nonta made by Charles Francis Adams in hls
oration upon the life and character Of William
+ Seward; The idea was suggested By the Ito
Adams Grafton was, Of the opinion that he did
groBs injustice not only to Mr. Lincoln, but ia
The mombcrs Of his Cabinet. Tho card will
probably be prepared BY Montgomery Blair, and
Welles. Had Judge Chase lived he would have
aignod it also, and, as his views were well,knowr
NEW YONG, May 7.-Rumors around the Unit
I'd StateH Court buildings nalnas e1-Judge ant
ax-United States District Attorney Edwsrd
Pierrepont as the probable nominee Of Presiden
Of Chief Justice Chase But tho political friend
OF Senator Coukling are very confident that h
Will be tho BucceaBor.