, 1873-02-10

Dorby, that, as o reault Of tho donova arbitra-
tion, England would hereafter DO liable to DAM
ages In mattors wherein 6ho could mako no claim
as othors, General sa'olu ;,, C;,n,ahtnE eays. thht
GonoYn decision diBadvantagoous to: England.
Bho is mado responsible for tho conduct OF tho
varioua governments Of hor oolonios, aud
through their stupidity or reck1osancHs nho may
THE 1ouIs1ANA INTERPOLATION.
The Committee on Privileges and ELECTIONS
will mako preliminary report tomorrow in tho
Louisiana case, and tho report will be untoubt-
that this should be decided in timo to count tho
vote for President md Vioo prosidont dn
"Wednesday next. It is believed thnt both tickets
will DO thrown out.
TnE CALDWELL. raeE
Tho report in the Caldwell cauu will be .aeao
on Tuenday next. Thprc aro so many corfllut-
ing rumora rs to tho character Of tho report,
that 1t cannot we'll DO foreslndowcd. Tho Com
mlltee will, however, devote another day to tho
consideration Of tho mattor.
TIE La cHoBan nnluAE.
The Bonate Committee. on Post Offices and
the LACROSSE Hailroad brldso across the Nlisaia-
sippi, yesterday dooidel In favor OF tho site Co.
leotod by tho United States engineers.
oHEDlT Mob1L1Hn.
telegram wnB received horo to-day stating
that oakes Ames would put in IN appearance on
Tuesday. Until he arriyce tho Poland Commit.
too will hold secret AeasionB for tho purpose OF
digcst1ng the testimony a1rondy In md preparing
4 report thoreon. The members OF the Commit
too deny tho various rumorB in circulation that
their report has boon already agreed upon, and
that 3 resolution OF conBure to each Congross-
man engaged In tho Credit Mobilier transactlon
Ss I'll SR M % ~ fiRo e IT, assn of e. CON-
mittoo. Some Of the memborn Of this Commit
too hold that they have no jurisdiction over tho
transactions Of members ct q former Congress-.
nRooKB
Tho rumors with regard to the resignation Of
his scat in tho Forty-third Congress by Jamca
Brooks haye these facts for foundation
Brooke health is in . prccarious condition, and
he IL aavised to resign by his most intimate
friends. He states however, TINT, much a. hc
suoh action would DO construed aa having ro-
suited from lis connection with tho Credit
Mobi1cr.
TIE SENATE CREDIT MoD1I1En COMMITTEE
moves slowly, but whether surely remains to bo
seen. It took all Saturday to organize, and to-
morrow tho Committee will havo another meet
ing to decide whether thoy will reopen tho In
vestigation or takc the testimony as 1t comes
allow sonators Implicated to come forward 1nd
make statements in their oTn boha!f
ITO tho Assoct1tcd pre3s.]
THE LOUISIANA INVESTIGATION.
WASHINGTON, Fob. 9.---Tho Bonhte Committee
on Privileges and Elections will, tomorrow,
mako report Of the facts on so much Of tho
pondlng Louisiana position as involves tho Elec-
tornl vote.
THE UNION PACIFIC FRAUDS.
In response to tho House resolution calling
for statement Of tho amounts paid tho Union
Pacific nailrond Company for army tranBporta-
tion, and an estimate Of what said Transports
tion would ooBt II tic railroal had not been
constructed, the Secretary hns TRANSMITTED, tho
report Of the Quartormnstcr General. ehoW-
1s Usslon Pacific Railroad Company for
such transportation, the following amounts !:
do. 1863, s56o,2sa d., 1850, sa7s, ,6s6 d.,
sAs1, ,eso DO: 1879, l,$be; making total i e
e "es er snehaf .econ %na PEA 81 so II eaa
| bond indebtedness to tho Government. Tho
| Quartormastcr General estimates that tho cost
Of moving tho aame troops and snpplos pp BY stage
and would ha4o basn 3a 1SS sowaE no
| road transportation Of ,se'5o7 1885, or about 60
| per cont.
! With tho exception Of tho Secretary Of tho
Treasury, there is no probability Of an im1nadi-
alto change in tho Cabinet. and thiH will depend
l on tho election Of Mr. Boutwell, to tho Scnato.
In such event thoro seoms little if any doubt
that Judge Richardson Vifl be Boutwell'a sue
cossor, and that tho auccesaor to Richardson has
already beon indicnted Tho President recently
enid, in replying to question. concerning re-
ported Cabinet changes. as to other gentlomon.
that le Belectel the members of it himaelf, and
did not 1oavo tho duty to be performed BY news
papors.
| N[r. Mori, Japanese Minister, will, in 4 few
weeks, return to his own country. on leayo OF
absence. He offered his resignation, but the
| Government declined to appoint successor.
| EXTRA SEsg1o:.
II has boon aBcertainod that fcw members oi
| Congress faTor un extra nession.
SENATOR syMNERa HEALTH
| is Improving Ho rodo out yoAtorday.
| SENATOR CAMERON
is still confined to his hotel.
| IN hIEHoRlAM.
The National Council md National Executive
Committee OF tho Union League Of An,orica viii
meet in Harrisburg, for tllo purpose Of partici
William Geary.
MILITARY MArTEnB.
Some important movement Of troops vii
soon DO ordered BY the p Var " !, ?, Department n ~;
States Of kentucky, North and South Caro-
lima, Alabama and Tennessee tho create
portion Of tho United States nlitar.
forces stationed in those States, and to looat'
Government may require their presence. Their
are no troops now under ordora for norytce il
Utah, ind It does not appear TINT tho Depart
mont Immediately contomp]ates sending my. 1t
addition to tho forces already serving in pro1in,
ity to tho Mormon country. 4 regiment vii
soon be stationed along the Rio Grende on &C
count Of tho troubles III that region. 1u othe
parts OF tho South they will DO gradually With
It Iii bsvsa 6s eaaaaa hs a'9 ~n III hs sofy sher
time, and particularly those Of tho more fgnof
ant class. Tho Government will, however, pros
eoute vigorously all new instances Of Kn-Klu
prosecutions, and # is certain taat should aadi
tional caacs arise. tho Executive and Dopartmer
Of Justice would regard with groat dsfsvor a]
appeals for mercy or lonienoy'
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