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FRENCH HAIR,

which I am manufacturing into the most beau
tiful Switches, Curls, Puts, &c., &c, and sell
ing at prices which guarantee lower tnsn can
be bought in the United States.
Ifsuch is not the case the money will be re-
funded Immediately.
All Hair Goods and Hair Work made up IN
this House is sold with Il guarantee that II Is rs
good as can DC found on this continent ana
cheaper than is produced, all things considered
within the limits of the United States
iv 16-eo5t CHARLES w. GREEN.
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nyFLDI.N-es .n.YTERsAL.

j. W. MALLS. B.. w. MALLS B.. z PEAKE.
VAMES W. MALLS, SON q CO.,
j 49, King ST., Alcxa, Va
Dealers in HARD DWARF, CUTLERY
Carpenters Tools, Doors, Sash, Binds Door ZOO,
and Window Frames, Brackets, MouId'ngi
Balusters, OF different patterns, ana Ne"el
Posts. a large stock of French and American
Glass. double and single thick, of all sizss1
Palnts Oils, Varlshcs, Paint and White Wish ,s.s1
Brushes, Lewis Pure White Lead, ana otne5 nt
brands Of fine quality, Putty, Turpentlne an, ana
Machine Oh Also line % psh snpsrJIr snI FcJt a5, f5r
Roofing sc. A large stock Of Pugh's eelebra-
ted Car Augers, and other articles found in first
cIuss BuiIers' Furnishing establishments;
All orders for Lumber, Brick and all KINDS
Of Building Material, promptly attended TO-
- Tnrr,s cssh feb l1--tf
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AS PERRY,

TETHUM AS TENNI,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT
AND AGENT FOR
MAGNUM BUNUM NJ AND BAUGH'S
RAW BONE PHOSPHATE,
No. II King street, Alexandria, Va.
Particular attention given to the sale oi sll
kinds of Country Produce, and filling orders for
Guano, Plaster, Farming Implements, Seeds,
,onrEnt w rates .'' aug 31-tf
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A LAhtiE STOCK OF HEAVY GOODS,
IN suitable for the country, to which we in
vte the special attention Of country merchants,
as thcy will be sold very low for money.
WADDEY'S, "a King street
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UHr cams.

WIN. N. DERKLEY
w Has opened
More of those CHEAP VICTORIA LAWNS,
Swiss Muslns, Beautiful Piques, Battic5c Hem
stitched uandkcrchiefs, Plain do.
Call early. Jy3
New-York tribune., 1873-03-18

some portion of was used In the interest OF Louis
Boey, that the Committee were absolutely forced
by the House 10 make the report they did notwithstand
Dg the earnest protestaton OF the Republican memDers
that the Republican members then sought TO nave tS
matter recOmmtted, empowering the majority anu
minority 70 employ counsel and instructing the Oo
mittee 10 inquire specifically whether money Was ussu
TO influence the vote of any member oi tne
House. The reoommittal was finally aeeompmssnUc
tons; the Committee not possessing , nnso
member bose education fitted him TO make an ,ar
nation farce Of an Investigation was resumea % 70
such recommittal the testimony taken was coo ,v
the satemepts OF parties directly interes'eo anu
closed i'm two DAYS that that recOinta Was W tono
tent Induced by letter written ny MI as IL
inc a fu and thorough investigation, out sracom
NAV seem In a IJ s. SenatOrelect, he opposySu that
initial in conversation with members Oh the a
concoroing tins matter Republicans couu no. "a
,ir haarin on the floor of the House. inc .an
t,rtber state mat in their opinion the testimony hat
was nart,aI Unfair and totally unsatsIsc,I2 otoaa
Was mao Pt"r,,ant witnesses never brought ueioie
some lnpoIItan' "a that many witnesses were DOT
.ho anined for want OF proper disposition on
he ~ the Committee. and that money was useu i
the Senatorial contest; wbereVIo she ',I . W Samate
for an investigation by COMMITTEE OF tme sena,o'
JAMES B HOOPER, JV9Li NJ ~ nr r.,Sroa ,,S,s''
=, ~ sTrpnIFFIEID, T. b. RICHARDSON,
To- T.TUW WILLIAM X. PYLE,
n u UuusoE j. M. CR0wEN,
Q y rytss HORACE Fox,
~ A PosT q. q. MCDONALD,
n n RpoWg WM. GARDNER,
I l. RlrTINCFR. LAWRENCE DEY.
SCOTT X. SNIvELY, X D. GlLiiIAhD,
JOHN 7. LEWIS, H. N. .. hobiNsoN,
I n RIRRows j. s. GIBSON
ID 3 HooPER II. r. MUDD.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-18
WASHINGTON NOTES.
INV ,rRI PGRApu To TRH TRyBuSR.l

WASHINGTON, Monday, March II, 1879
Senator Summers vindcation by the people touching
his batteae resolution is coming sooner than even ne
bad right TO hope when the partisan press set up such
n howl about 1t last Winter. AS Mr.. Summers Hlenus
knew this resolution not new with him, and was
not suggested even by the events Of the last political
campaign. 1t was prepared originally In the lmdst OF
the war; when public man went farther thah us
author In the advocacy of measures for the preservation
OF the Union and approved by seme OF our most
distinguished military and naval COMMANDERS MI
Sumner had long considered this one Of the measures
with which he desired 10 have his name associated anu
thought the session of Congress an opportune time
for its introduction, little dreaming OF the abuse he
would receive for it, The recent hearing before com
mittee Of the Massachusetts, Legislature 10 whom was
referred resolution to expunge the resolution OF cen
sure passed last Winter has done much 10 prng tne
people TO correct understanding OF the meaning OF Mr.
Summers resolution, and already many Administration
Journals notably one or two in Washington, have en-
tirey changed their tone OF criticism OF tnis measure
resolution during this executive session. but IL ne Is
able TO make his intended speech next WINTER III now
seems probable that there will be little opposition 70 IT,
One of the veest scrambles for office, In small way
that since the 4h Of March has been over
the Coecorshp of the Port Of Baltimore Several can
ddates have been contesting for TINS hOnor, among
them the present Collector Thomas, who desired TO be
reappointed, and Washington Booth, who thought ne
ought to have the place. Hardly day has passed since
the Inauguration ON WHICH ueieeauon vi D"'"''"0'
politicians waited the President TO assist him
filling this place, been at the Treasury Department
striving to secure influence there. To-day Booth 8
friends had interview with the President and Thomas
was also hand. Gen. Grant informed them that ne
should send Booths name TO the Senate tomorrow.
The resolution of Mr. Wright, looking to the adoption
in the Senate something similar to the previous ques
ton rule the House. will probably not be acted upon
during session. but there is doubt that the Senate
must soon resort to some expedent in order to cut of
debate The Committee Of Rules will probably report
some plan at the session or course such prOpO-
sOn would have to be discussed Tor two or three weeks
New-York tribune., 1873-03-18
SENATOR BoGY's ELECTION.

A PETITION FROM THE MISSOURI LEGISLATURE
FOR SENATE COMMITTEE OF JNVESTIGA-
JaON.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUEBl
WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE following
rnetDoriA from Ofhe Missouri Senate and 20
Ienbers OF House laid before the Senate today
aud referred 20 the Committee on Privileges and Eec-
ton, by which il will be considered on Wednesday:
The unders gned memorialsts, mepbers Of Senate OF
Missouri fceug that they have no right 10 pass upon
Llo testimony by the House OF prtsentatves
yet oOB-lreiDed % believe aud do believe that fu
and thorough investigation Of the manner Ia wDlch
LOUIS " BOgY elected H. g. keDaQr is necessary anu
Ia they iOjp Dlth members OF the House III urging
Hat sneh aCiiOr be Immediate and complete.
jar. e. MCCgys, X H. yANDwERT,
A. T. WYATT, X. ii. BROWNE,
JAS. hOBIBAED, ANTHONY ITTSER,
j. n. PATTERSON, M 4. c. WILIIAMf,
J. NJ. FmLER, DANIEL RAReoA,
G.. g. ALLEN
To memorial Of the BS.Ise Is follows:
re undersigned, your Hemorialists, respectfully rep
result aiteT Iecitine that the Committee OF Investigs
Ou was OTdered and reporte that said Committee was
guuupOsed four Democrats and one RepDbDeannota
fgu IepresentatIOB Of the minity that nOtwilstapd
sg the evidence taken by the Committee "a copy OF
WEob is transmitted) tends 90 show that money yas
used IN the contest shortly before the election
OF United States Senator, II ID the opinion OF your memo
Fasts the COMMITTEES exercised the powers they
Ssssessed obtaining the real faets OF the matte
Rcp testimony would Lave ptep epeise0 W shoE IAat
New-York tribune., 1873-03-18
been ordered by the sey companies to be completed IN
NJ

ordered
November next.
NEwARK-Joseph Da Tot was sentenced yesterday 10
one year the State Prison for breaking anu
steaDg Mrs. Wood OF Elmst. nearly killed heIseu TO
Gently In struggling free herself from cothes-line
which became fastened around her throat whe sne WA
from ReIe appointing the Rev M. A. Corrgan Bishopof
Newark. There were three alarms OF nre yestefafy
81 Unonst was burned and the roofs Nos 1913 and 9o
Railroad-ave also destroyed by fire Loss s4oo
sieht Hre occurred in Adamsst, but was coon extn-
gushed Maiden has been arrested and neie
% In. $500 0mas. Sa fSf tSe 9sspps psoe ShcS Of
the worst in the city, were also asres,sd and and
Pauline saatz 20 obtain possession OF Christina Filler
her daughter who adopted from the Oyetseer o s
Poor by saa Judge DePIe mas nea 0a he Of the
April l6....An examination INTO Ino caso a. az
Windsor stockbower charged with bigamy was ~ se
fault Of q await the action OF the Grand
Andrew Connell and William spratt we're srresoea sS
evening for stealing coat worth S4 from Martin man
ming Julia and John Wheeler were arrested, yesteI
day dsOrdery conduct They were found nn m at
oxicated in alley, with their two little c1idIeh a'
their side William Gesner was arrested yesterdag,
for breaking and entering store ana stealing ~a'c"
works aud watch-cases from W. j. Lydecker'
TRESToy-The argument In the Railroad Lease case
before Court of Errors and Appeals was closed
terday Mr.. Cuyler OF philadelphia argued agsss sns
idea that title stockholders was In any respect
impaired or that the Directors In making the lease
ceeded their powers or IN any sense .o
poses OF the corporation The lines were
Identical in interest He also argued the point In fegar
to compensation. The property had not been taKen %
was an "agree lease" act OF grace OF Ia'or'
validity Of the act Of 1872 was also insisted upon MI
Browning closed the He contended that court
equity would hold the Trustees to strict execnon VI
their trust and that the making OF this lease was vo
ation OF that trust. He added that IT was not wcn
the power OF the Legislature TO pass the act ana lnae
would not be valid II they did and that IL was no.
within the power Of the rustees TO yloate he
involved In their special trust. The Court went nyo
conference The decision may be gwen DeIore snc ao
journment OF the present term.
HoBoKES.-The new buildings OF the WIDOWS Home Home
are about 70 be begun in Bloomfeldst Wnen
they will have cost sl5OOo proposed steam nre en-,
gine has not yet been purchased, owing 10 oIsPute
between the members OF the Common CounclI ana the
Fire Department as TO the character OF the engine 10 D
secured The Schutzen Society have voted 70 expena
10000 improving their park, which already Vaiued
at over 100000
UNION HuL.-Jane Patton, age II, was outraged, on
Saturday night while her way from Guttenoerg b 10
her home The town has voted to pay $500 toward the
preliminary survey for the proposed new water WORKS
EAST NEwARK.-The passage Of the new charter VIII
be celebrated with torchight parade and fireworks on
Monday evening" harcn Sl
New-York tribune., 1873-03-18
PROMINENT ARRIvAJS.

Astor House-Gen. William T. Sherman, U. B. A.;
Comm oors Guest Lewis and Chief Henderson,
u EaUi Wright Cnsf Of The Cboetaw Satoni erh.Jo
Fargo Of BaGo Jayne Of the Tresa Department FDh
Hetsl6esrge w Chh:o Of The Philakph.a Lede Ehar
Wright Boston Bishop Of Conneceu Socitor-
General Brstow A. Nelson Of
Gas> and G. r. Gnggs Of Illinois
81 HtcAoas Ho-udge Phelps Of Grdad Catrd
Ho1-Jpdee David Eoggs Of Idaho Everett House-D Raz
Wsshingon; Bguos Mario, and Mar strakoseh
New-York tribune., 1873-03-18
THE CALDWELL DEBATE.
CONTINUATION OF THE DEBATE-THE PROBA-
BLrTIRS OF EXPULSION INCREASING.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THB TRIBUNBl

CONTINUATION OF THE DEBATE-THE PROBA-
BILrTIRS OF EXPULSION INCREASING.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THB TRIBUNEl
WASHINGTON. March 17.-There was little of inter
est in the debate in the Senate to-day, the Caldwell
expulsion case being still under consideration The
delay, however, is having its effect. Every days
discussion eyinces the fact that Caldwell Is losing
ground. When Mr. Morton reported the resolution
declaring the seat vacant, it did not appear that
there were more than dozen Senators favorable to
It, There are certainly 20 25 who would vote for
IT now. resolution of expulsion, had it been re-
ported weeks ago, would not have received
q majority, and the friends of expulsion
now clam that they count 45 votes,
which may be the required two-thirds if Sena-
tors continue to leave the city. There are
already absent MeSsrs Edmunds Hamln. Brown
low johnson and others, and it is probable Others
will 20 if vote is much longer delayed. They will
probably be recorded as paired. Mr.. Caldwell had
many friends among the outgoing Senators, but 1t is
a question Of doubt as to the position of the new
ones. In the session to-day Mr.. Salisbury argued
that it was competent for the Senate either TO de-
clare the seat of Mr.. Caldwell vacant OF to expe its
occupant. Messrs. Pratt and Bayard both delivered
carefully prepared arguments, the latter taking
similar grounds to those ably set forth by Mr. Scott
and strongly in favor of expulsion.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-18

Ain. Robert II. Wood, Matches, mlss'; honrS o. ""'
Piaftsburg New-York feappointed. NJ pu,u,o.on at
Marauetfe. Mich,
New-York tribune., 1873-03-18

"If it were done, when 1t is done, then
were well we're done quickly the selection Of dashng Spn
KSox 2z Broadway or IN the Fne Avenue hoe oi
the Prescott House.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-18
HOME NEWS.

THERMOMETER, YESTERDAY, AT DIcKNsoSs. IN PARK
eam-sso soos-sso sp nOt,o Mduishs-1eo Avssse-sIO
New-York tribune., 1873-03-18

NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD
~ LNg-CHANGB OF TIME On and after March a steamers oi
ths line connecting fot Long Banc and all
stations connecting railroads including Red Bank Tom
Pyer Tuckeon Phiadepha Vneand Bridge
ton Side will leave PIER 2 foot Of nurrays as follows
s2O m-To Toms River, and all stations on Vineland RAILWAY
l:4Op MO PHILADELPHIA Tuekerton. Toms River, &c
I:OO 0. MO Toms River. Wsetown. &c
ARRIVING IN NRWY0RK:
e:3j a n.-From W aretowu TOMS River. de
Philadelphia Tuekerton Toms River and all eta
Vineland Railway.
4:S D. m.-Prom Toms Biyer &e
The above stations
PHILADELPHIA freight taken 70 o'clock m lowest rates
q. W. BENTLEY, Gen Manager, l2O Broadway
F. P. FIscH Agent. Pier o.
DANGEROUS operations for Stone in the
Bladder ,he wonderful BEIHsSpA SPRsa n M
acknowledge 70 be the only cure for Geno
Urinary Drop Indigestion Ooustp
Disease Diabetes Thousands OF certificates OF sucb cures
Dr. HEATH, Agent rooms, 200 Broadway, NesYork
III N.SQUIRE, 97 Fult0n-st N Y.-Watches
L. Jwery and Sterling Siyerware, warranted h quality
and sold on smalles profits. Diamonds a specially.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-18

For Morn PATCHES, FRECKLEs, AND IA
PERRYs FREcKLE L0TIOs. Sod BY druggists eve
where. Depot ~ BoDdsL, Eew-iora
New-York tribune., 1873-03-18

A.-For first-class Dress or Business Hat
20 direct o the manufacturer EsPKssCHEID, ITO Nassus@
New-York tribune., 1873-03-18

CATCHING RoGUEs.-Those who have suspl-
eous as to the integrity should Phenoogy For 10
eep specimen No JOURNAL sent first post BY g.
WELLS, 399 Broadway, N. Y.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-18
SECRETARY BOUTwELL's RESIGNATION

EXPRESSIONS OF MUTUAL REGARD BEINEEN
HIMSELF AND THE PRESIDENT.
lGBHRRAL PRESS DISPATCH.l
WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE following is the
correspondence on the occasion of Mr.. Boutwelps
resignation:
ToU 8. GRANT, President-Sir: Having been elected
No the Senate of the United States by the Legislature OF
Massachusetts tender my resignation Of the office OF
Secretary the Treasury. In severng my official rela
lions with you it lie great satisfaction to me that on
Al, occasions you have given full confidence and sup
port the discharge Of my public duties In these four
years my earlier acquaintance with yOu has npened
into earnest personal friendship, which am confident
vii remain uubroken. am yours. very truly,
GEORGE s. BOUTWELL,
EXECUTIVE MANSION,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., March H. 1873
10 The Hon. G. S. BoUTwELL-Dear SIR: In accepting
Four resignation Of the Office Of Secretary OF the Treas
nry an Office which have filed for four years with
satisfaction TO the country allow TO express the re-
Eret feel at severng official relations which have been
At all times so agreeable me- and tas assured by
Tour letter OF resignation TO you also. Your admins
frAton OF the important trust eonhded TO you four
pears ence has admirably conducted as TO give
greatest satisfaction TO because as read pub
and opinion 1t has been satisfactory 70 the
country. The policy pursued in the office OF Secretary
of the Treasury by your successor, hope may be as
successful has been and that no departure
from II will be made, except such experience and
Change OF circumstances may make necessary Among
your official associates trust you will find the
Sane warm friends and coworkers you
Executive branch o. the Government You take with
Won my most sincere well wishes for your a
legislator and citizen, and the assurances Of my
deere to the warm personal relations that have
existed between during the whole Of our official con-
OeotlOD. Very truly yours u q GRANT
New-York tribune., 1873-03-18

lAnDomceneDuI
BURNETT's' COCAINE makes hair glossy.
VIsCoNTI's TUSCAN SALAD OIL-Choice Olive.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-18

uIncr RICHARDSON TO SUCCEED SECRETARY
nouTwEII-ALL OTHER MEMBERS REAP
PoINTED-MR. BOUTWELL, TAKES HIS OATH
aENATOR.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-18

NOMINATIONS BY THE Observation-Disclosures o.
THE CABINET, UNITED STATES JUDGES, AT
TORNEYs, AND MARSHALs. AND OTHER OF
FICERS.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-18

addition the above several beautiful Busts Medal
lions by H. H. PsTk and Byron Pickett Aso
Clocks.
whole the Clinton Han be sold
BY auction on SATURDAY EVENING. I'D inst
The Messrs LEAvITr. Auctoneers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-27

nication from Mr.. Antonio zambrana, member Of
the Cuban Congress, and who left Cuba Lbre on
the 18th inst wl be read with interest at the pres
ent moment
To JAMES GORDON BENNETT, Esq, Editor Of the
HERALD
/ have great pleasure In informing you that
saw, q lew months ago, at government headquar-
tiers in Cuba Libre, your correspondent Mr.. BOYD
Henderson. The Information furnished by Don
Emihano Aguer0 to the Spanish press in Cuba
Is altogether false when he states that Mr..
Henderson did not see President Cespedes as is
likewise that of General Riquelme, who gained his
Information from the former. All that Mr.. Hender-
son wrote was true picture OF actual facts. In
the conferences he had with President Carlos M.
de Cespedes all the important members Of the
Senate ana government were present
THE COURSE OF THE HERALD.
The HERALD, In espeustng the cause Of free Cuba,
has gained the admiration Of all lovers OF justice
and liberty, and has merited by its persistent en-
ergy on behalf OF cause the gratitude and love
OF all Cubans, ana 1t affords me great pleasure to
have an opportunity to make this public declara-
ton.
with feelings Of the highest esteem, ] have the
honor to remain, A. ZAMBRANA.
NEW YORK, March 20, 1873.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-27
A BANKING HOUSE sUsPENDs PAYMENT.
NEW HAVEN, March 20, is,

The banking firm Of Edward L. Scranton q Co.,
of this city, suspended payment to-day. The COM
pany have deposits amounting, 1t is said, to about
half million Of dollars, and the announcement
Of the suspension created much excitement among
the large number Of depositors. The 6rm state
that the suspension is only temporary, and
that they will soon resume payment and meet
all their liabilities. There has been o run made
on the bank during the past few days among the
country depositors and the firm say that they
ties. The bank lost heavily by reason Of the Boston
fire, and IL is said that their present embarrass-
ment IL caused by the firm being obliged to carry
the margins Of stock spectators who sold short
and could not cover. The suspension does not
AFFECT any Of the New Haven banks.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-27
THE BOGUS PROPHET.

The Camp Of Canaan Broken Up in
Georgia-Curry, the Blasphcmous CT
Ann" Found Guilty OF Adultery-The
Millennium. Certainly Near at Hand
Purity and Perfection OF Men and
Women-Thc Queen Prophecies I'm Holy
Garments.
AUGUSTA, Ca, March 20, 1873.
Joseph F. Curry so-called prophet of "the new
dispensation," was tried at Appling, Columbus
county, to-day on charges OF adultery and fornca-
ton, before County Judge Gibson. Curry came
from Massachusetts, with colony OF about two
hundred men ana women. over q year ago, and
bought lands and settled In Columbus county.
They lived in tents and held the property In com.
mon. Curry called himself "Enjahn and "the
prophet OF acknowledgements in things spiritual
and temporal. The colony went on well for brief
period, but the 'prophet' took to himself too
many wives. Jealousy and insubOrdinatton ensued
In the colony, and many Of the coonists returned
TO Massachusetts, being provided with free passage
to the nearest seaports, either Charleston or Sa-
vannah. Finally the colony became so demoralized
dicted him and his Queen paramour.
Curry robed IN white linen, with head and feet
bare IN imitation o. the sa VIC aRpesred before
with white stockings on her feet, and white bow
speakinr in his own defence he maintained that
men and women could live together % man and
wife without cohabiting, and that by modification
and prayer they could become perfect. He repealed
the charge Of insanity. and displayed much erudl-
ton and familiarity with the scriptures. He said
he had revelations after revelations that new era
had aawned, when men and women should come
ous Of the natural order Of things to higher state
OF purity.
After speeches from the prosecution and defence
the jury retired, and alter half an hours absence
returned with verdict OF guilty, with q recon-
mendation 70 mercy. Sentence has been deferred
for few weeks II Is thought the prophet and his
followers will be givon an opportunity to ind
another Canaan Tar away from here In which to
pitch their tents,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-27
NAVAL PAYMAsTER BOGART.

The Alleged Defaulte Before the United
states Courts I'm San Francisco.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 20, 1873.
Admiral Selfridge, in obedience to Q writ OF
habeas corpus, brought X. ID. Bogart before Judges
Sawyer and Hoffman this afternoon. United States
Attorney Latimer made return OF Secretary
Robeson's Geographic order for B0gart's arrest.
Messrs. Pxley and Harrison, counsel LOT the pris-
oner, commended that the authority for the arrest
was insufficient The case was partially argued,
when the Judges refused to place Bogart In GUS
tody. The Marshal then remanded him 10 Admiral
Selfrtdge. Further argument on the case VIII be
heard on Thursday next, at two p. M
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-27
CONFLICTING FREIGHT INTERESTS.
LANSING. Mich. Ma,

LANSING MICH, March 90 1873
Remonstrances were presented to the Legis-
lature to-day from large number Of prominent
vessel owners and residents Of Chicago and DE.
treit earnestly requesting that no action be taken
endorsing or encouraging the building Of rail-
road bridge across the Detroit st. Clair Rivers
as they believe such bridge would not relieve the
business OF the railroads, but would greatly DAM
age the large shipping interests OF the great
lakeH.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-27
EVANS, THE PENNSYLVANIA CLAIMS AGENT.

PHILADELPHIA, March 20, 1878.
The case OF the Commonwealth against George o.
Evans win be carried to the Supreme Court, on q
writ or error from the Court Of Common Pleas OF
Dauphin county, BY the Attorney General.