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Mr. MCGUIRE, the Now York Assomb]yman
who frat made tho charges against nlr. Cornell,
has published i roply to tho speech mado in Mr.
Co1no1l'e dofenBo,'by Mr. White, tho President
Of Oornoll University. Mr. MoGuifo says that
Mr.. White fatlod completely to moot tho charges
which ho made. Those woro sertattna:. l. Tho
oct incorporating Cornell University and turn
Ing over to It tho land-grant mado o condition
that thcro should DO proof that Mr.: Coruoll
Ind given tho University tho sum Of $780, 600
The law waa ovaded, Mr. McGutro maintains,
because Mr. Cornell gavo bis bond for .e6oo, 900.
2. Another condition Of tl1o incorporation
was, that Goncsoo College should 1ecolvo
$25,o 600. This suru, 1lr. McGuiro claims.
Was in tho nature Of bribo to induce
tho opponontso Of tho bill to Withdraw their oppo
sition. htr. McGuiro claims that, in this con-
dition Of things, the State should not have paid
tho 925,ooo,' as it subsequently did With the
passage Of q Inv two years aftor. 0. Mr. KroGufro
charged that n1r. Cornell had law passed In
cooperating q land company tor tic purchase OF
loo 900 aorcs. Of which ho was to DO the principal
atockholder. Failing in this, ho afterwards sold
tho land at s4.50 M acre to Messrs. McGraw and
sago, two gentiemon Interested in Cornell. Mr,
Mcclure says that he has . lottor in his possos,
sion from Mr. Cornell, representing that large
portion Of theso lands wero worth 500 m aore
Mr. MoGuiro holds thnt Mr. Whito did not moo
thoao charges ut all.
, 1873-06-13

II Con. Davis lad been lot alone Capt. Jack
and his oonfederatoH would have been hanged o
week ago. Ropes and scafTolding wcro ready,
aud the murdorers hal boon formally warned
that tiloy woro to o1piato tl,oir crimes on tho
morrow whom on tho very eyo OF tho execution
q Government courier arrived with instructions
from Washington to hold tho Modocs
until furth6f ordora. Con. Davis e1-
plains, In q very straightforward way,
hIa reasons for the prompt Justice 10 moant to
deal to those assasans. To try them by
military commission would hayo consumed fully
nix months, to say nothing Of trouble and ex-
.ponse. It did not seom advisable to turn them
oyor to tho civil authorities. Tho Molocs wero
prisoners Of war; the murders with which they
we're charged were committed while thoy wcro In
arms against tho United Btatos, and took place
both In Oregon aud California, raising trouble
some questions Of 5urisdiction between tho
courts Of those statos. A civil trial promised
t&dy iqstias. and Wqpld bsza saamad fasea
, 1873-06-13

An evening newspaper In Washington ls ro-
aponsiblo for tho statement TINT three wagon
loads OF choice flowors, hanging-baBkots, rustic
seats, etc, were sont from tho Botanical Garden
in Washington, destined for tho Presidents
Long Branch residence. Tho Botanical Garden
is sort Of public institution in Washington,
supported by appropriations OF money belong
ing to tho people ut largo. It is in
no aenso however, an attachment Of
tho White House, and much loss
tho personal property Of Gen. Grant. Washing
ton is dismal place enough during tho Con-
greseional vacationa, and ono Of tho torrid zones
in summer. Gen. Grant has been accustomed to
sook amoro congonial residence for the warm
season. but this ia cortainly no reason why he
should endeavor to take what is pleasant In
Washington along with him, especially whom 1t
does not bolong to him. Standing alone, the In
cident would bo somewhat too insignificant for
mention; but, unfortunately, it is ono OF a
class,
, 1873-06-13

Generous irrigation Is all that iB needed to
turn tho arid stretches OF tho great plains west
Of the Mississippi into fortilo land. Tho farm
CTS OF Colorado have determined to introduce D
thorough and economical syasom Of irrigation
into their Territory, md yesterday met in con-
Tention to discuss tho ways and mems Of
doing go. It wns resolved that general con-
rention OF delegates from all the States and
Territories Interested in tho matter should be
hold at San Francisco noxt September. Tho
resolutions mint ut q scheme for Congressional
assistance like tho act by which public swamp
lands werc granted to States that reclaimed
thoul.
, 1873-06-13
ouire thcm to pay tho postage on tho exchange

quiro thom to pay tho postage on tho exchange
papors thoy Hond out rs woll ag on thoso thoy ro-
coivo, or compel thom to aubacribo for auoh pm
pora as t1,oy may most mood. Tho change in tho
low is tho frat but nvory long ntop toward tho total
abolition OF the exchange syBtom. Tho exchange
Byatom has boon abolished for many yoara In
England, both as botwoon newspapers as vol
o. botwcen other publications.. Each publisher
purohnHes such other papore or publications rs
may bout moot bis wants, notthor giving or ro-
celvlng anything froo. Suoh, after all, Is tho
boat Bysten, and aftor littlo experience tho
newspapers Of MI kinds, city aud country, will
discover that froo list Of any kind Ia mistake,
and m expense without any adoquato roturn'.
Tho best paper In a country town or section Will
always find customers for 1t upon its own
merits. It ia not lilto1y to DO overlooked by
those whoso interest 1t is to know
and have tho boat collection Of local nova. 1t
will have tho still further ofroot OF toaohing
newspapers that marc party politics havo nothing
whatogor to do with good journalism; that aftor
all tho bost papor, no mhttor what Its politics,
will win tho battlo against ali competitors, and
tho best paper muat OF necessity DO that one
which Is tho most independent and fcarless In
tho expression Of its viows md In tho publlca~
ton Of it's news. Whom newspapers learn to
dopond On tho public and not upon tho "party," !"
thore will bo bettor papors, moro influential pa
pers, and moro prosperous papers, printed in all
parts Of tho country.
, 1873-06-13

Mr.. a. 7. Stewards Homo for young women in
Now York is nll finished except tho interior work.
It iH located on Fourth svonuo, between Thirty
second and Thirty-thtrd atreots. It has 'front.'
ago Of 192 feet On. Fourth avenue, and Of 205
foot on oaoh Of tho othor Btroots, and coverB
Il 200 square foot in all. Tho building is six
stories high, with d Mansard roof Of pure white
in color, handsome design, aud admirable con-
struction. Tho upper stories arc from II to ID
foet in height, which will givo space enough for
treah air. There Is IN interior court Of 0lx11G
feet, which will bo rendered attractive BY toun-
tain and othor ornamontation. Tho motive power
Of tho whole cdico Ia steam, which furnishes heat
runs the elevators, works the ventilatnlg fans,
otc. Tho kitchon and laundry aro modolel upon
tho moro modern hotel plans, aud tho dining
room, which is 9oxo2 foot, will bo conducted on
tho restaurant plan. There arc other large halls
for lectures, concerts, library, and recroatiouB.
There arc two kinds Of sloeping- rooms. Tho
largor ones, 1Gx18, nro intended for sistors or
companions; tho smaller ones, ax0 foot, for ono
person only, Tho object Of the Homo Is to fur
niah working-grls with Ill tho oonvoniencos Of q
hotel md tho protection Of good associations for
the smallest practical price. It Ia beloved tint
good wholesome accommodations can thus be
secured for loss prico than is paid for squalid
this, Mr. Stewart has provided 4 substantial
charity, which will be MI tho moro efficient bo-
causo it IL not altogether gratuitous.
, 1873-06-13

Tho English Government has made doflnito ar
rangcments for paying the Geneva aware, but 1t
did not do 80 without having its final growl about
1t. Tho subject was brought up in tho Houao Of
Commons on tho 20th ult. Mr.. Bentinck, ono OF
the loading Tories, made violent speooh on the
national degradation and disgraee. Sir Stafford
No1thcoto followed him. and tried to oxcuBo tho
English Commissioners by saying TINT thoy
woro hampored ut oyery stage Of tho
proceedings by. tho Homo Government.
Mr. Gladstone trlod to smooth over matters. and
ofrored "a consolation tho reflection that Eng
land had great interest in having tho obliga"
tions Of neutrality strictly enforced, md that
sho didn't hayo to pay tho Indirect claims. sev-
eral other members aroso aud growled, and thon
tho resolution to pay tho money was passed
unanimously. The manner ofpaymont, by rotiring
tho amount In United states bonds, was Or
planned by tho dispatches in our lust issue.
, 1873-06-13

The latest freak Of French political occentrici-
ty is a proposition made by the Paris Figaro to
divide France into four separate territories, each
Of which is to have soparato ruler. Franco
proper is to hive tue Count Of CAambord for
King, with Versailles as his Capital. Aquitaino
fs to DO given to tho Count Of Paris, with Tou-
louao for his Capital. The Duke d'Aumalo ia to
ha7o Burgundy, with his Capital ut Avignon, and
tho Prince Imperial Corsica and Agiers, with
his Capital at Algors. As this would dispose Of
all four claimants to the throne, and give each
Of tlom kingdom Of his Own, thoro Ia good
doal of aense in tho loyity OF the Figaro.
, 1873-06-13

Pauline L1cca has 80 wide cirolo of admirers
In this city that tho unexpected news Of hcr do
tuestic troubloa will gnin her general sympathy.
Judge Fancher ycstorday granted her
decroo of absolute divorce from her
husband, Baron Won Rhado, who is
shown to havo boon guilty Of marital in
fidelity In Berlin. Tho Baron Won Rhado iB
A1adamo Lucca'a second husband. Her first
husband, Baron Won Rohdon, whom she married
In 1866, WAS Blain in tho war botwean Franco and
Prussia in 1870.
, 1873-06-13

In a recent addroaa before tho Social Science
Convention at Philadelphia, Oh "TAo Work Of
Constitutional Convention" delivered by 4. Sgd
noy Diddlo, Esq, 1t WIS suggested that judi
olous system Of costs might be devised which
would prevent aham oasos from delaying the
busineBa OF tho courts Of ultimate resort. 1t
is cortain that largo proportion OF
tho casos which arc now brought ln-
to tho coustR arc appealed without any
foundation lii justice. If thero wore eya-
tom by which should DO mhae to Eei'nburso
D for his trouble, time, Inconvenience, and or
ponso, when AS caso Is shown to bo absolutely
without morit, tho probability Ia that tho number
Of casoa on tho dockot would be materially do
creased. asa the courts would. not ba q}oR2eA
, 1873-06-13

Party spirit runs 30 high in Madrid, over the
ministerial question, that tho different factions
hnvo taken up arms, and hold themselves in
readiness for civil war. President Figuoras, In
pursuance OF his intention OF reeigning into tho
hands Of tho Cortos tho provisional power
with which ho waa intrusted, has loft Madrid.
Tho roBignations Of lis Ministers have boon
accepted, and now Ministry has been chosen
to succeed thcm but it cannot yet bo told
whether it is strong enough to avert tho royolu-
ton for which tho Irrcconcilable newspapers and
1oaders Of Madrid aro clamoring.
, 1873-06-13

Congressman Randall Of Pcnnaylvania, dc"
fa,ls his vote in favor OF tho salary-grab On tho
ground that, by making tho pay Of Congress-
mon adequate to their station md work,
tho incroaae Of salary will rcmovo many Of tho
temptations to robbery Which uudor-paid Con-
rrossional virtue has shown itself unable to ro-
siBt. Fowor Congressman, ho thinks. would
havo dabbod in Credit Nlobilior, land.grant, and
other legislative swnilca II they hnd boon better
mid
, 1873-06-13

Khivan news to May II reports tho junction
of tho two columns Of the Russian force, and
tho lofoat of tho Khivana at Ohalaot after
eovero eight, in which two Russian Colonols wore
killed; and at tho Amur Darih River, whore
$500 Khiyans wore routed without tho loss Of
single life by tho RuBaianB. -
, 1873-06-13

to havc the stock fraudulontly isauod returned
or paid for; and, finally, to hsvo tho property
Or tho proooola from ita sa1o. distributed among
tho railroads bona .tlls stoohholdera. a in1unc-
tion is asked, onjoining tho dofondnnta from ro-
ooiving any further Government bonds or grants.
II tho intontion Is to prosecute th1ssuit honoBt-
", tho frauds Of tho Union Pacific md Orodlt
Mobilior may bo exposed and righted, oven II
tho Government auit should not DO pushed for
ward.
, 1873-06-13

evon to Tho Modoca. Finally, ovory Indian trlbo
In tho Northwest know that tho Modocs lind
boon taken, md was ourtously watching to 500
what punlshmont would DO mctod out to thom.
They aa vol as tho Modoca thomaolves, know
that they merit dcntl, md tho npeeay inaiotton
Of tho ponalty would havo gtvon tho rostlosa H.
diana Of Oregon and California new fondnoss
for pence ta1ka. !
, 1873-06-13

may do, howovor, can undo tic taot TINT IL.
Thiers secured Tho removal Of tho Germans and
placed her upon her feet again, md history
among al ita strange facts, will rooord nothing
moro brilliant nor moro marvellous than tho
payment Of this gigantic indemnity In such m
incredibly short space Of timo, and under suoh
adverse circumstances.
, 1873-06-13

A0ADTMY OF MUSIC -- tInlstcd atreot, between
1indison and Monrov. Thoatro ComiQuo Combination.
, 1873-06-13

Friday Morning, Juno l3, 1873.
, 1873-06-13

mcy1oKK1es g11EArIsls- Madison st1oot, hetwsen ht
uoarborn aud Atato. Tho katto PUTNAM 4foupo'
*tOld Curiosty Bhop."
, 1873-06-13
TERMS or THE TRIBUNE.


1100LEYrs THEATRE Randolph sroot, bctweon
CisrR and iASaIo, "Victm8."
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-10-03
TESTIMONIALS:
UNIVERSITY oFe'ALrFoRNIA,
DEPARTMENT Or LANGUAGE

y" OAKL AND, July II, 1872.
Herewith certify that Miss Josephine Lind
ley has been student In my department OF
the University for 1--WE consecutive terms, viz:
this time she studied the French tho Spanish
and tho German langHages obtuining Away
the highest marks fDr proficiency and attend
ance, her average credit marx Tor five terms
being " per cent. xaT fli EheE af.lh
On entering the University, Miss Lindley
possessed already such knowledge Of the
French and Spanish idiOms as to be able to
speak them with ease, fiucncy, cOrrectness,
and a pure pronunciation. 'lgfaiil iRlI
She may now be considered thoroughly Ia
miliaI with the theory and philosophy as well
and sho may safely BE- recon mcndcd as 4 can. rs
didate of great promise, for teaching the
French and Spanish languages.
p. PIODA, Prof Modern Ian guages.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-10-03
UNIyERsITY OF CALlFoRNIA,

Josephine Lindley has been declared by the
Faculty entitled TO this Certificate Of Prof.
Natural History, (botany and Physical 1eolo-
gy,, Bellies Lettres, (English Literature, His,o-
ry, Ancient and MOderM,l Chemistry, Modern
Languages, French and Spanish.t 'iill q
Henry Durant, President Of University; +.
$. Carr, Prof. Chemistry: =. Pioda, Modern
Languages; Joseph Le Conte, Professor or Ge-
OlOgy and Natural History; William SwintOn.
Professor OF Bellies Lettres; Martin kellogg,
Dean of the Faculty.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-10-03
Drawing and Painting.

INSTRUCTION IN CRAYON, PEN
l. Gil AND PERSPE('TIvEl DRAWING,
In COlOring with India Ink and Water Col0rs,
and In if R4 EYtfifl81 N+lH ~ riAia
OIL. u IN TIN q, ,sa.a
given at Hillside Cottage, back of tile now
sch0ol-house. MRS. LII WHEAT SMITH.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-10-03
4os anseles Atmld.

j. Published every mo ming eNc'p' Mon ns'
THE HERALD PRINTING VSMPASf'
oFFU T. Herald steam B''0k ana JVo
Isrintih. House. spring street "pP"''e '"'
court House. .f.Nt|a" ..H J t".
TERMS: 40
Per annuni, by mail ar r>i' ~
SiN month, ''''''''''''''''''" :,
threc months " ......' -. . ,
icivrrci by carriers, per week ,.""......., cents
Advertisements inserted Il. lihcrai rates.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-10-03

OFFICE OF THE PACIFIC BIt ANCH.
No, 81. CALIFORNIA kTREET.
BelOw SansOMc Street. ..,l'
ocodlmlp
, 1873-03-06

The psrncr1hip o1isng undog t,o uarno and firm of
K!s1book9F BinTH!ter. 5l lthv. has boon dissolved
outsandpss aud will nl I!lls duo from to iao tr1a
tiEORGE ElhiUKijKER
Chicago, March q. 1873. PAUL EINWxLTEIt.
95osey business 1onducsc BY tho lato firm Of Ei-
Paul, EINWtL LITER
, 1873-03-06

and for tho 1evy and collection Of taxcs," IN
forco July l. 1874 md tho amount amounts 40
tiiod, shall hare required or shall require such
County Clerk ID pursuance 1t tho provalons Of said
.e e.tona upon TIC valuation Of property n
tion limllod by the charter Of any ouch city,
town or village, Huch certihoatc Of tho anounta Of
Ink NO oxto'lde to DO oxtauded by es,o County
OIork eha bo N legal and valid to iii intenta mud
nurp9ses "a II tho charter Of snoh oty town. or village
Contained no limitation or restriction 10 tho rate
por oel,t Of taxation.
Hru. II. Tic provisions Of this not shall DO nppc-
provisions OF tho charter Of any utc Incorporated city
Town. or village.
etttoB towns and villages In thn State should roceivo
thofr revenues 10 bo derived from taxaton at carly
ato 40 practicable an emergency tna arison requiring
a act to take eTeo Immediately; therefore fills net
shall bo In forcc from and after Its pasaaBo.
, 1873-03-06
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
THE GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY
,PlrjG&CQ.'S
GREAT Sale.
329 West Madis0n-st.
TODAY.

600 pieces Fine Irish Linen, in remnants Of
about 3 to yards, slightly damaged, at
the uniform prioo Of so ota. I'D. The goods
vary in quality and arc worth from Is ota.
to $1.25 por I'd.
Special attention devoted to Housekeeping
Goods. Cotton and Cotton sheetinga q
oil the bost brands very cheap.
Great Bargains in Table Linens, bleaohed
md unbloached.
Crashes, Towels, and Towelinga from one
third to one-half less than usua1 prices.
Good Hoayy White Bed Spreads from $l.00
npwards.
Great Bargains in Marseillea Quilts from
$l.00u to richest qualities.
Blankets and Flannels at d great discount
Lace Curtains at 80 cents on the dollar.
Hamburg Eagings, ohoioeBt styles, hall
price.
Bargains in Real LAGOS and Lace Goods.
Cheapest DroHa Goods ever offered in this city
now or heretofore.
On the oheap oentre tables will be found
many additional and new attractions in
Dress Goods at Ii Ia, Is, 20 and 26 ota,
among which are some in the new Spring
shades.
0olorad Dress Silks at u very greut sacrifice
Stripe Spring Silks 80oents, worth $1,26.
Japanese Silks, half price. rs cent quality
for 90 ots.; 80 cent quality for go ots.
Cheapest Black Silks in tho country.
Good all Silk Gros Grains from $l.00 I'D. up.
Fearful sacrifice on Richest Black silka.
New Bargains in Dress Goods on the cheap
centre tables; in handsome now Spring
| Shades.
| TRADE EARLY IN THE DAY.
, 1873-03-06
Foreign Market

LrvEnrooL, M.rch t-11 n. m.-F1our, 28B32Bs bd.
WhoatG5W1inter l2s 2d arr1ng 1ls d5l2s "a whse
Sd. Fork, 56s. Lard, 37s Cd.
I1vnRrooI, March 6-4:3o \. m.-Dgcadstutrp dull
and unchanged,
LONDON, March 6-6 p. ru.-ConBols, o25<1D21{;
b2oa Of '05 g34; 62os Of G7, 03 1o-40s, s9H new
d., D0tG Eric, 62it. -.
Amount Of bullion withdrawn from tho Bank Of
Engand, on balance to-day, cl77,000.
Turpenttne 48a.
TnANKEoRT, March 5.-B-20s Of 10, 05t{.
PARIS, KIarch 5.--Nentcs, 67f 35c.
LtvEnrooL March 5.--Cotton steady middlinB up
land, mdd1ing Orleans, 10d. saloa, 10 900 bnlcs
American 1000 speculation nnl export 1000. Balea
Of cotton Slipped from Charleston Savannah, Te1-
rrary, Maroh and April, We.
Droalsufs quiet rod winter wheat, 12s ID. Flour,
28a@2as Cd. Corn, 27eGD27s Sd.
provtsiona-Cheese, TIE. Cumberland middles, 35a
short rib mtldlcs, sos Gil.
Ne1uel petroleum, 17st@1ed. Turpcntino, 45s.
AArsEltr, Magch 6.-Icfncd petroleum, Ait
, 1873-03-06
HOUSE.


TIE RAILROAD TREspAasEns.
Mr. OAsSEDY onored resolution instructing
Tho Attorney -aonoral to defend sultB lately in-
atituted by Tho Chicago Il Alton Railroad Com
on account OF alleged uamnsoa suptainea by the
detention of train caused BY tha refusal of aaid
oltlxona to pay more than the lawful faro, and
pledging tho State to pay all penses Of the de-
fonao. -. - :,
Mr.. KANN moved torefer to the Railroad Com
mitteo. Lost.
Mr. JONES moved 10 report to tho Judiciary
Mr; ARMSTRONG moved to refor, with in
Mr. JOHNSON offered an additional resolution
instructing tho Judiciary Committee to report q
bill for the purpose suggested, embracing sug-
gostion contained In tho motion Of Mr.. Arm
strong to instruct the Committee.
Tho previous question was ordered, and tho
resolution reforre1 to the Judiciary Committee.
SPECIAL ORDER.
Consideration Of the Jury bill was postponed
until tomorrow.
1lr. MAASIE called up Senate bill 1874, in re-
lation to the election and qualification Of Jus
ticoB, which was read first time and ordered to
second reading.
House bill 10, In relation to the levy and col
lection Of ta1es in cities md Villages, was road
third timo, and passed-yoas. ITO; nays, 8.
nEponrs OF BrANDINa COMMITTEES.
Tho Judiciary Committee reported buck Bill
3G4, to amend the Practice act, recommending it's
passage; also reported substitute for House
bill 148, In relation to attachment OF the stock
Of corporations; read and ordorcd to second
roading. Alao reported favorably House bill 936,
to amend the Practice net; also Bill 227, on tho
samo subject; Same order. Also reported ad-
veraely bill on tho 8ame subject. ALSO in
favor Of Bill 90, rotating to practice
Il se''s :; T ss'se Eli 4,' 'spo!sa IN
to Notarios. Also reported fayorably Bill 3s4,
concerning the funding Of certain indebtedness
The Committoo on Judicial Department re-
ported fayorably House bill 8b7, to prevent
gambling In grain, with an amendment. load
md ordered to second reading. Alao, reported
fayorably uouHo bill 800, in relation to forobo
entry and dotainer. Also, reported In favor Of
House bill 303, providing that money raiaod for
specific purposes may DO devoted to otl,or pur-
poBos. Also, reported adversely OIL tho bill to
establish District and County Courts also, re-.
ported fayorab1y Bill o49, IN relation to deposit
uons In civil caaoB. ...,...
Tie Fcos and Salaries Committee reported to
amend tho Feoa and Salaries act, seetion 40, In
in relation Of aalarios Of Judges Of tho Supreme
Court without Recommendation. ORDERED
printed. aamo order with House Bill 361, in
relation to Circuit Judgoa. ALSO reported nd
Ycrsoly the bill to Rocure to attorneys lion for
thoir aoryicts.
Tho Comnitteo on Appropriations reported In
favor Of an Appropriation bill for ordinary. con-
tlngent e1ponaos Also in favor OF bill to
establish Holdiora' monument at Mound City,
which was ordsrod to third roading.
Adjourned. .
, 1873-03-06
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.
HrnlNaFzELp, ILL.,, March 9.
E7fNAVE

PETITIONS.
senator H1NoHoLIFEE presented petition
of 1.O00 citizonB Of st. Clnir County, praying
modification Of tho Liquor law.
Senator WORKS offered petition Of otizons
Of Woodford County, praying repoal Of tho
Stock Inv.
Of Peoria County, praying further railroad loga-
INSURANCE nlL1..
Senator Waito'B Insurance bill was boing
road, and conBidored, when, on motion, It WAS
rooommittol TO tho tommitloo on Insurance.
REFORM 8orooIs.
Consideration Of bills on second reading by
sections was resumed, and Bsnate bill Z, re-
latihg to Reform Schools, waa so considered ana
ordered to third rcading.
Confederation BY section Of Senate bill 100,
revising the law In relation to the Auditor of
Public Accounts; also Of bill 105, rovising tho
bills wore so considered and ordered to third
reading. ..
brooK yAnp INVESTIGATION.
The President appointed, as Special Commit
Yard and Transit Company, Senators Voria,
NIcholcon, Patterson, Ware, and Cusey
Senate bill.78, amending Gimp. 30 Of Revised
6tatuteH, untitled CRIMINAL Jurisprudence, was
ing.
SPECIAL ORDER.
Consideration OF resolutions providing for .
Constitutional Amendment doing nway with
STEELE {Colos) addressing tho Senate In op-
position to tho minority Representation Hyaten.
Upon tho conclusion Of Senator Htoelo'8 Bpeeoh
further consideration Of tho resolution was
made tho special order for Wednesday next.
On motion, adjourned until o'clock p. m,
AFTERNOON SESSION.
TOWNSHIP ORGANIZATION.
The Senate met pursuant to adjournment.
Consideration of bills on Hocond reading by
sections rms resumed, aud sonate bill 1885,, to
, 1873-03-06

closing at e3N.. Rock 1sIand ranged from l13h TO
114s, eoa!ng a tho lower rate Union p!aies ranged
Ohios 4b]k 10 .AbTi, and Panama, It's to 1tAh. Tho
whole market closed etelldy,
Qtnr1nH. 10A1k.