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MARIETTA COLLEGE,
MARIETTA, OHIO.

The neIt term in College and Academy beRinl
ThursdGy, Sept 4. The town ls heAlthinl and
pleasant, the people intelligent, re1ned, and In
iull sympathy with the College. Cabinets and
apparltu1 arc large and excellent; tho number
Of volumes -, 900. Candidates for the ministry
have tuition and room rent rcmitted, and aid iS
given 10 other worthy students neOdlngik The
attendance tho last two yeArs much larger than
before, Address the President, /. ", ANDRENa
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EvANBvuILB, August 4.-The Journals
Carmi correspondent reports two new
cases In that city, but no deaths. Five
hundred families have lett there dnca last
Tuesday. 49,
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Episcopal High School Of Virginia
NEAR ALEXANDRIA

The SOsh Annual BesSIon Of this School foG Boys
TeTnG $50 pef wear, No extra. Catalogue,
with pafticulsTI sent on application 70 The PIN
ciDIlE !. n. BLACKFoRD, MAJ
IV9b-d .HV6y ALEXANDRIA, Va.
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mnuEV kdds RdpIdly With Stencil d Key
(tIUNEI Check 01tht6. Catalogue and full
particulars FREE. 8. Il. sRENoER, 1T Hanover
street Boston,
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A DORM YOUR HOMES WITH TIE
~ new Cromo, awake" aud asleep" Bells
like WlldAre. The pair g6nt for 80 eentg. A largo
discount 70 AggntS. Address ". F. CARPRN-
TER, FoHboro Mass. .
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CHOLERA

INDtANAPoL1S, August 4-TWo fatal
cases Of cholera reported to-day.
ATCARNrT. MA
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Tickets to all principal points In the EaSt and
West can be procured ct the Union Ticket oflce,
in n'Luro House, and At the station Ct Bridge
port. r. Z. HYKR9,
iYiS General PaSsenRer and Tieket Agent.
, 1873-03-02
WALL STREET.


Review OF the Money, Gold; Bond,
Stock, and Produce Markets.
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune
ranged from ia to per cent, with Late dealings At
the lower rate Discounts were dull and nominal
EXCHANGE GOLD.
Foreign exchange WIS active. Gold ruled mora
active and higher, ranging from l145s to l5h. The
gold market unusually strong this afternoon con
;sauen tho ea
h be be- for .ceouut so1 q the ee Tha
short interest nso aided materially In advancing the
premium It is rumored that the Treasury Depart
1nent viii disburse some Of the legal tenders
ae1t week, Immediately after the inauguration.
BANK srArEMSr.
The bank statement more favorable than gen
e-nly expected the heavy contraction In loans reduc-
ing tho deposits and IN this way decreasing the La.
ttics Of the banks An anayEs Of a the ST statement
showE that the deficiency Is only 1922 276 gain
II 81, ,os7, 800 for the week.
STOCKS.
The Etock market YVES unusually quiet to-day, with
very slight fluctuations, closing rather weak.
Governments we're quie: and finn, With demand for
al issues In excess Of supply.
nfPoH1s EXPORTS.
The foreign commerce of the port for the week W15
follows: General merchandise Imports including
dry goods 1894 TS6; produce exports, 024 610 and
/ Import. sincs jan. are s1s,9se, Is against
szpo4s aa predpeo sea anss jan
0s7, against So 6 231 Last year. and s52 758 In
ISL The total exports q specie since 5an l.. @ are
klu,3bi1, against $1ooo9|o LIST year, "uo fo44s@t
n 1B71.
PRODUCE.
Flour was irregular and more Active Low and me-
durn grades more plenty; good superhne In de-
lnand and not plenty. Wheat wua steadier, the de-
xnand chiefly for export. Holders are firm
Pork quiet at former prices. New mess is quoted
1t SIS rs cas without wholesale buaincss. For future
delivery, juno wss quoted at s1s,25. Cut meats are
generally quiet. Picked hams quoted at u512c !
d-y eslted short cut hnrnB at 1oH@11c- Dry balted
shoulders are In limited supply at SIC bid, with &c
aaked. Bacon steady, with sales Of about 200
boxes at &c short clear March, and 7c long and short
together, ditto Lard WIS dull and nominal West
eYo. $50.
, 1873-03-02
FRANCE.

LONDON, March 1.-Dispatches from Paris say Il "a
generally considered That to-days sitting Of the Na<
fiona Assembly will be Of the utmost importance II
Ia expected tat both the Right and the Lstt Will insist
upon distinct statement from President Theirs Of tina
policy OF the Executive.
PANS, March LIN the National Assembly, to-day.
Dufaure made long speech, declaring That the co-
pact ct Bordeaux would maintained by the Governs
ment. This stateruent received with satisfaction
by the Conservatives, aud the Assembly, By vote Of
439 against 20 decided to discuss the proposals. Of the
Committee Of Thirty.
Previous to the decision to proceed to the discussion
Of the various clauses OF the report Of the Committee
Of Thirty, Dufaure quoted from the speech Of Th1era
delivered at lifetime Of tho compact OF Bordeaux IN
which the latter pledged his word ho-ess man
that the final form Of the Government Of France should
remain in obeyancc- Duf.ure zeiteraed those
ances and said all parties should retain their liberty
Of action It desirable to continue the party
truce until alter the territory Of France liberated
from occupation by the German troops otherwise
breaks possible. II you wish, said Dufaure, to
prevent anarchy, you must vote for the bill submitted
by the Committee.
Picard, member OF the Minority COMMITTEES, sup
ported lie bill, because the Government though pro-
v1siona1, was thoroughly Republican.
DeLarcy rejected Ricard's Interpretation that tho
bill is ADVANCE towards the dehniuve establishment
Of Republic, and claimed that the Assembly could
exercise tue constitutional power whenever In ita
Judgment the h1ne Was opportune-
, 1873-03-02

Of the districts before enumerated oa the arst Tuex
dag nf.eF the first Mond: Of Soyc1nbcr in the ys,v
Of our Lord eighteen h,,ndzedsad seren:y-th and
every two years thereafter. In all elections Of cnn
nsstoneTs, as aforesaid, e.ch qualified voter NAV caa
a. many votes for candidate there are Commits
doners to bc elected, or distribute tbs same o.
equal parts thereof among tho candidates as be sbsIi
see it, and the candidates highest in votes shall be d.
clared elected. The votes shall ia returned and csn,
VasEed the same rs fo- other coanty officers
SEC 3. Their term Ct Office shall begin On the fri
Monday Of December after their e!cctiou md thav
shall hold their Office until their SUCCESSORS are elected
and qualified The Commissioners shall take the oath
of Office prescribed by the Constitution They shal
hare regular meetings on the first Monday Of Dece-
her March, June, end September Of each year, and
Cook County and shall receive for their services the
sum Of two dollars PET day @ while in actual sesion
ing to and from the seat Of government to bo computed
By tho County Clerk OF said county, a!ad no other al
ossace e,nolu1neut, directly o. indirectly, for an3
SEC, !. The Coumi sioners elected under the prod
visions Of this act shall supersede the present Boas
Of Commissioners Of Cook Cook County, in the MIN
agemcnt Of the county affairs, and shalf exercise tha
powe7s perform the samo duties, be su5jec. to
ths rules reaaons A.; 13ass - e. = + Pr.
Commissioners.
SEC s. Tint an act entitled act provide for ths
and to prescribe their dus;es, approved April -
1s71, Be, aud the same Is hereby. repealed
The House, this afternoon, postponed the fu5thes
consideration Of the Jury bill until Wednesday ue1t
without printing It,
RAILROAD DIrL.
Mr.. Hildrup reported back his and Dunhans Ratl%
road BILL and moved that they lie on the table, and
1850 copies Of each 10 printed It was 20 ordered
Mr. snow, from tho Education Committee, recou4
mcnded the passage Of n bill providing that women
be eligible for election to school oflcer. It passed
q second reading
LAKE FRONT ACT.
Tho Senate Municipal Committee decided to <epora
unanimously in favor Of Reynolds bill to
repeal the Lake Front act, and would
have done 80, but that Mr. Jewett asked
the Chairman to withhold his report until he could aps
pear before tho Committee, which he viii probably da
next week.
OBITUARY..
John G. Reynolds for several sessions, and up to thu
time Of his last sickness, assistant on The TRBusa
etaff at tho Capital, aud correspondent Of serera1
country journals, died IN this city Ut Q o'clock
this morning. He was taken down two week.
ngo, dropsy being the Immediate Of death. Ho
was young man Of much promise, and had been Tor
Assistant Secretary Of the Grand Masonic Lodgs
Of Illinois. Mr. Oherly offered appropr3pte resol-
ton, which passed tho House. A meeting Of thu
newspaper men held in the Senate Chamber, Mr.
Louis 8outher OF the Chicago Times, preaiding Ap3
propriate resolutions we're adopted.
, 1873-03-02
CITY ITEMS.

At tho inquest on the body OF Edward Buerstchy,
1ged 49, Of No. II Lnngdon street. verdict Of death
irom epilepsy, was rendered.
Tbs Coroner held an inquest yesterday On the body
Of Henry L. Brady, aged yeare, who was scalded at
No. 131 Eroger street, Friday verdict Of aoci-
dental deatll-Haa rendered.
The alarm from boz 272 At O'Clock yesterday even-
ing yzs caused by fire in tho third story Of No. 10
wezt Randolph, occupied By r. P. Wicker. Damage,
s75 insured In the Detroit Fire and Marine Company
fro broke nut about ha1f-past O'Clock last even:
foC In the third floor Of No. So West Randolph street.
In room occupied By Robert Myers as cap manu:
factory. Loss en- stock and building a,l0o, upon
which there Was no insurance. Cause, IN oTerheated
Etore.
Billy Murphy and his brother, Frank, who are SUB
pcctcd Of having committed the many bold thefts
ic: have occurred in the West Side Of late,
rested by Detectives Flynn and Millsr,. on Friday
nish:, and wero yesterday morning reuanded Tor
further examination by Justice 8cu11y.
, 1873-03-02

LONDON, March LA diEpatch from Liverpool saya
that steamer, the Of which is unknown, foun<
dered this morning in tie River Mersey, below LvA
erpool, and ali On beard supposed to hsTe pers
tshed.
The bark Bayne, from Batavia for Falmouth, wss
wrecked in Mounts Bay, on the southwest coast ci
England, and fifteen Of her crew were drowned
Mounts Bay L. on the coast Of Cornwall near Lands
Eud--ED.1
At meeting Of the Liverpool Peace Society, lzs1
night Gen. Farchild, United States Consul, spoke in
favor Of international conventions OF set
tng disputes. Gen. Fairchi1d, however, justified the
recent civil war In the United Statcs.
The iron clad steam frgate Rale:gh launched n
Chatham to-d1y.
, 1873-03-02

49,: 4ao,., IT,. .1.n,<.,+-,xor,,
iouo"lnE LIE lenuoA.,l te nnt 49, s s1 - - .
old eite Of the Third National Bank, on the
southeast corner OF Dearborn and Randolph
streets where they arc to pay Sd, COO per annu1a
LOT al olnc0 - ~ noneu ~ nuo', nr,u
are likely to be higher this spring than last fall
But building materials arc nkely 70 he abundant
rcsdences to bo Built this sur-rnor will probably
1,o 1crpar than aver befcre it NAV In fo11nwed h.
po ~ go eeoN o,e- oSA, ~ 441"5 W AoAo"oo ~
decline OF rents rents next 10, u, 1a4. ,..a,;x,,,.
The following is the total amount OF city and
suburban property transferred during the week
per .., OF :, sales . ;; as4 confederation S95'
sideration, 8, 400 South Of city limits Mum;
sales. 223. Total consideration. 81. .i93 Isl.
r. ,o,,sE aEs1Eh2Axs 1zaSsEEas. szsro Glad ,or
racora ~ aoof satnrEag % Marcb t1.e !. >, "oA' ''
f0'0fu on oA'nuns. oi4r AlaaS rnorEafr. ....-
How st, Of Willow st, " f. 331132 IT, dated Feb .
consideration, s1,1ss-
"a consideration, $4,000
Ashland AZ, near !hirty-thi5d E s., vi, 16a@1l4' II
l:ubie St, Of Canalport ~, y Lot 4s with build
Same aa the above, dated March /; consideration
a,soo. r,.n.vn,,t, st 1ot7 d,tsa
r
March considerauop, so;so o,,.4.. 5,..a I'll, 10
Lot IN Block IL, Essous Aoolaon' oA'oo oo' 40 :
constellation, $8oo. nm q, ,oo-,,o .a..
North state st, OF scucl o. !, 20 'oA'looaA'' Itch
dated Feb. 60 consideration, o,5M.
Aususta st, bet Reuben and Holt st. Il, Is It to
alley, dated March /: consideration, S2NN.
Johnson st. Of and near West Taylor st, Il, I, 1ota
~ to o6, dated Nov. I, 1872 consideration $ CO.,
Lots 50 to IS Of Seaverns part Of Lot 8, IN locK
., section g, 50, Il, dated Dec. 1872; considera-
hoa, s. 600. =,
Berlin ST. east OF and near Holseln av, a. I LOIS Al
and 49, dated Oct. Is, 1872; coasldsIauons s7m.
Wentworth nv, bet TWeaty-sitM' auo- 1"eut3-
eevs2th-sts, 81 ef Lot ~ dated fe0' = e0ns'ues1
$1,4'5. ot;r,ae too+
O2nia ~ 1:o II o. laoMpson anra ~ Aee''
dated aisrch eonsae.1uo3n' s''o o4~,1o - da+od
Second ST, 40 u 9 u Nuaae 81, u - @e-ee ~ o
jan. 9; consideration, 81 eoo: T.. ,...s m.
Second st. Of Noble st, 4 II, oateo JAIL 1o
consideration. 81 ,eoo ,oo.,o,
Twcut;atth 81, le0 It " OF stewart ~ + Ao'1-2
It, tated Sept II, ls12 cons1desHnon, - ,aoo; -.
Lot % in Cranes Block2 in ru:ted statss ~ Bank AL
Mtion, dated Dec 1872; consiacrauon -,tog e "a IN
Lots and n kedles SUBDIVISION o. bsoGA ~ ~ 90 !"
Sect, 80, II, dated Eel. II; consideration g. ooo
Coolidge St. Of and near waller 81. n ~ 70 af
Icy, dated Dec H. 1877 eonslaets4o4, ti,1to' i+aa
Michga. ST cor Of Pine st. y LOTS 10 = oA'eo
Jcn. IT consideration, ti5ooo- o,-,ce
, 1873-03-02
CONGRESSIONAL,


WAsH1NcToN, March LIN the Senate, the House
bill to mike La croszc, Wis.,, port Of delivery wat
passed.
.- FINE AnTs.
MI: MORRILL,. {vt:) from the Committee on puble
Buildings, reported that the Senate and House COM
mittees were unable to agree upon tho acceptance o.
any models offered for statue Of the late Admiral
Far1agut- The models were not entirely worthy o1
Mr.. SHERMAN presented the finding OF tho Grand
Jury III relation to the officers Of the Waikiki Bank
New York s,a:e cent to him Chairman Of tho Com
On motion Of AIr. FENToN, 1t was reterred to the
Committee On Finance.
=. n.v,,n va: EasTs TO ksow: sty':,.oa :, ...u,u-
whether any officer OF The army, while stationed in
South Carolina received attempted to procure pay
ment from the State Legislature for Services l.a
been admitted to practice, has ptacticed at the bal
of the St2te while receiving pay officer and
whether euch officer Is duty in said State, de-
taclied from bis regiment. :.
Objection being made, Mr.. Bayard said ho offered
the resolution In the interest OF tho character and e
cheney Of the army Also in some degree fo5 the pro
lection Of South CarplDn, and he would call it up 1t
the earliest possible moment
T.fo TER CENT I'LL.
h1r. TRUMDULL moved to take ZIP the motion to re-
consider the vote by which the Indiana and Illinois
" Two Per Cent bill had been rejected
a1cssrs. .FEEILNGHUYsENa and EDMUNDs opposed
the motion. 1t went over.
The Senate resumed consideration Of the sundry
Civil :,
APPROPRIATION pLI~
The pending amendment to pay the Naehhgton
Board OF Works $91J 600 for street improvements IN
progress opposite and arolnd the Government prop
eTty WAS agrced to-
Mr.. CoNKLING moved to add paragraph appro-
priating $500 COO 1o1 tito building for the ,ireau
Of Engraving and Printing, with the rroviso that moth
ing in the hill shall be construed to tdd to tAe classes
Of work done By tho Bureau in Washington. After
se1ne remarks by Nj. COLE in opposition to tho prn
T1so, It was agreed to.
6CB-TnEAsUEIEs. .-.
hfr. SHERMAN, in behalf OF the Committee on Fl
nance, offered an amendment providing for the estab-
Nshncnt OF SubTreasuries in Cincinnati and Chicago.
Mr.. COLE objected to it. not being in order, and
It Tas ruled out.
= CREDENTIALS.
Mr. C0RDETT presented tho credentials Of his suc-
ccssor, J. Il. Mitchell. =. :
WASHINGTON sTREETB,
Mr. SAWYER, from the Committee on the District
OF Columbia, offered IN amendment to reimburse the
late corporation Of Washington for the improvements
of streets and avenues not cha1geaba TO private prop
sl,S6ooso. 'N'>1 'l'' pfe''00A app'op''''''ns'
0Ir. FERRY moved to reduce the amount ono-nalf
Mr.. SAWYER modified tho amendment so Us to mp
proprtate only 81, 0,0c0. It was then agreed to-
THE DEBATES.
Tho amendment, directing the Committee On Print
ing to contract with William J. Murta1b the lowest
bidder for reporting and publishing the debates in
Congress, wzs lid on the table
..--- CENSUS TAKERS.
Hr. WlNDOA mored to rccousidc. the amendment
directing tia Secretary of the Treasury to pay to tho
, 1873-03-02

at tho Government ofco until the contract be InE1e
which amerdrent coucurred in. The Conference
Committee was appointed.
M1. VOORHEES, from the judiciary Committee,
reported back the Senate bill co1ferring Jurisdiction
on the Court Of Claims in the suit Of Catondolet
against the United States. Passed.
a1r. MERRIAM moved to suspend the rules and pass
the Senate bill for the suppression OF trade in obscene
Iterature. Agreed to,-10G to 81.
The Houfe then at quarter past o'clock,
Adjourned until O'Clock Monday morning,
, 1873-03-02
CANADA.

Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune
OTTAWA, March 1.-The Nrl1and Canal Commits
sonerA have presented their report to Page, Chief En-
gtneer OF Public Works. The route varies but tttls
from Page'a plan, but will pass through the property
OF ona Of the Commissioners. Tenders for some por-
tons have been opened, but contracts awarded 1t
IL believed that some s. COO GOO will bo spent in 1-
proving aud en1arging it.
CanaTon Manitoba official, is here to expose ths
conduct OF AIcAIicacn.
Another batch Of Queens Counsel have been nppotnt-
ed By tho Premier fer political purposes.
TORONTO, March lat the worklngmans uass tneet~
Ing in Hamilton, last night the Ontario Governments
policy sustained. '..
Much interest Ia manifested by the medical men Of
the Province In bill to prevent quacxegy and p.otect
qualified medical men, which now beio, conldarsd
BY special committee Of the House.
, 1873-03-02
FIRES.
Destruction of Property In Various
Places

NEW YORK, March 1.-0ne Of the two bodies recov-
cred from the Boston fire, yesterday that OF Migs
Babb, not aicDonough Search is still being made for
TINT Of the latter. The inquest Is proposed to be
thorough.
DUBUQUE, March LA fire Mt lansing, IowB, this
morning, destroyed the sample rooas OF the St. Mich
large barns in the rear xera nlso destroyed, with
a loss Of $4,000, sand an insurance OF $500.
James F. Mckee, travelling for Eddy, Har-
ray Carter, Of Chicago had large assortment OF
samples valued at $500, burned The hotei saved
yith great difficulty.
DEs MONIES, March lat O'Clock this morning, a
fire destroyed the residence OF Dr. Henry Behrens,
tvo-s:ory Frame Loss, 800; insurance, 2,000a
Nothing WIS saved. The family barely escaped with
their HTes.
Io1rno, O., March LA fire. this morning, destroy
I'd the building at tho cornor Of Cherry and Ontario
Streets occupied By J. Roth, grocer, and Peter Um-
Euf2nce.
, 1873-03-02

TAn DEFAn1MESr, OFFICE THE CHEF s1GEAh
EER71cE, DIVISION OF TE1EaRA>1s AND REpon1s
D. C., March PROBABILITIES the Lower Lakes,
no1theaft Mtnds, threatenng rainy weather. For the
For the Upper Lakes, rising barometer cold north
we4terly Tnds cloudy weather.
, 1873-03-02
E1assnchusetts Labor Statistics.

BosToS, March 1.-THE report Of The Bureau of Ie-
bor Statistics which presented to the Legislature
recommends reduction Of tho hours Of labor for the
State; ten hours for factories better protection
against exposed machinery half time In schools and
that OF the State be tateu With rstexeucs to
Isbor and cap1tal,
, 1873-03-02
CENTRAL AMERICA.

CENTRAL AMERICA.
HAVANA Feb 2;.-The Venezuelan Government Will
construct railroad from the ec:board to .e Ci; oi
Cararas No tolls will ba levied On merchandise pro-
cceding from oua 6tato to another.
, 1873-03-02
THE STATE CAPITAL.

Proceedings In the Illinois General
Assembly on Sntt1rduy--Ehe Senate
Municipal COMMITTEE to Report in
Favor. Of the Repeal OF tho q Lake
Front 15ill'' --- Tho IEailvuy and
Militia Bills.
, 1873-03-02

self, This was objected to by both Randall
and Fernswortk before tho amendment had been
yiolation OF tho rule, said they were too late.
Farnsworth became augry, and demanded the
reading of tho amendment as It had been
adopted by the Speaker, and he then said be
wondered il other a1nendments vera not adopt.
ed in the eame way. It was little strange that
Mr. Blaine kept his temrer, for he is usually
very quick to resout anything which he docs not
see1n to like, and Farnsworth Is noted FOR hls
GOODNESS. The bill now goes to tho Senate. No
prediction as to its fato can be given.
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD.
Tho Chairman Of the Wilson Credit Mob1ncr
Committee said to=day that the Committed had
decided on report as to the operations OF the
Central Pacific Railway. &c would present u
as soon as he could nbtain the floor. The g1st
of the document is that the testimony OF the
Vice-presidept, G. 7. Huntington, lH gwen, nnd 81
also that Of Dick Frarchat, tho agent IN TINS
city during the sessions Of Congress, receiving
for his, services 1000 year, showing that the
Committee have not time to pursue the inquiry,
but that it ought to be prosecuted in the next
Congress. It Was Impossible for the Commlttee
to enforce the attendance Of witnesses in Cali
fornia IN time to accomplish anything before
'A10 III ths Assocfattd Preas.1
THE PUBLIC pEDr STATEMENT.
WASHINGTON, March 1.-The following iH tho con-
dition Of tho public debt, to-day:
si1 per cent bonds. ~, 1oo
Five per cent bonds s--..--....-.......- A4a6',aN
Total coin bonds 81, ,T53, BIS, ,nU0
lawful money debt $l5,988 600
hatured debt. 5U9s,1f0
LEGAL tender notes tcs.,,,,..... 85608i,S04
Certificates OF deuosit: 2777O,000
Fractional currency 451E, 1O8
Coin certificates. es....................... 2s024,9so
Total without interest .............. s4531u ,33s
Total debt Observation-Disclosures. s, ,aa6, ,065, ,G2e
Total interest est.........a... SO 616,755
Cash IN Treasury, y,cofn............ SOS ,7s1
Currency. .................:...... 4,c00s02
Special deposit held for the redemption
certificates Of deposit Us provided by
aw........-......-.... 27,77o,ooo
Total In Treasury. ury..................$ ss,3o1 ,Gs4
=.-E---@@
Debt less cash in tho Treasury. isl, $50 7o0
Decrerse during tho month. ........... b,277,830
Bonds issued to- 'Parinc Railroad Compn-
MES, interest payable in lrwful money,
principal outstanding. ................ 64,6o3,672
Interest accrued and not yet pail..-..-. 640235
Interest paid by the United Slntes..-. 18,5o9,2 $50
Interest repaid by transportation Of
mails, etc. etc....-.-.-................. 4185353
1,,1,,c. ~ ;,t,r.,4 r,{d br II q z II 3o3 qr7
, 1873-03-02

The House then proceeded to vote on tho other i'm
portant amendments, with the following result:
The amendment suspending payment Of judg!ucnts
Of the Court Of Claims in favor Of disloral
persons rejected. The substitute reported
by the Committee on Appropriations in reference to
withholding the Government charges for TRANSPORTS
tion from the Pacific Railroads. applying the nmounl to
reimbursement. Of interest, Tan agreed to instead OF
The amendment known the Wilson Bill, directing
quits to bo instituted for the restitution Of the Ctods
Nobilier overchnrges agreed to-
A1r. FARNsWORTH moved to lay tho hill On tho
table. Eegatiycd.
A conference was then ordered On the disagreeiDg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-06

To Buy FURs AT KNoxs.-Ladies, TINS Is !,
n.r,I rt III, stock Is dsngy elegant, and his pees los
Knors stores No. 2lZ Broadwayn TIE rs'eo h0'e Al
Finb Avenue Hotel