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The New York herald., 1873-10-03
A Lien B. MINER, AUCTIONEER,
N Salesrooms 96 Chambers and n Reade street.
BY ALLEN b. MINER 4 BRO,
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4

SATURDAY, OCTOBER
at l0,s O'clock at their salesrooms,
cESlsEh ssa fsqSs qFSGsRNfffsdRE
consisting OF velvet Brussels moquet and ingram Car
s sHa IN ssS
aere rRs marble top sns and SIDE
dressing Bureaus marble top and WASH
Bas as dining onSs s TsS 6 and sa
Mattresses Feather Beds, holsters, and Pillows Win
plated Ware kitchen che Utensils. 4c Sss'' &C. ''aS ''''''
A RCH. JOHNSTON, AUCTIoNEER-OFFICE AND
Hscon 10 s East pOs sss
.ad.soom
s day Large as
suits black walnut and oak Dining Room suits ane
a. SATIN ns AND M reps Curtains aim Lace
China and Glass curled hair Mattresses leather Pillows
fo.MoRRow SATURDAY.,
large collection OF standard English and American
LBERT B. wALDRoN, AUCTIoNEER.
"A BY D. W. IVES
aHs M orcsasry
BY y order Of Onderwriters,
including Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
SnIie, white and coored Cookery.
Hams, Shoulder, HacIsfeI' .'
Ready SSeaiynS 1aaas asas.Gs; GcihiSsa sIGSms e.
Silver P,aied Ware and Cutlery,
On sATURDAY-Furniture, Carpets, Bedding. &C.. &c
A UcTIoN NoTICE-R. T. HAzELL. AUCTIoNEER
THIS DAY friday, octobers
atlok O'Clock.
at our salesroom Ils Chambers street,
Table and Pocket Cutlery,
s m, SD sSS ssSs.s
Catalogues h2zRfT Rfi"%S 's!s ssss..ss:,
4 UcTIoN NoTIcE.-GeoD SECOND HAND AND
~ misfit Carpets, rich patterns all English
ss ana s Ws a Nassau D
g. fS % Hsss7 Rs ss Vs
p
and Kitchen Ta rse % Cutlery China
A CALDWELL. AUCrIoNEER,.
friday at osces at 81 Wsss 18th st.
e o % 5ssas 5es n
s se %, @ BE- BEDS and
five story brown stone residence.
A LLOYD 4 GO, Auctloneers. will sell this DAY,
cVce S and
icry, &c. Dealers invited.
AT AUCTIoN-THIs DAY, SADDLE HORSE. POSI-
ysly without out reserve the handsomess and finest
but gentle; has been handled by lady; good stopper
at the pole; Also fine Pony; handled ali summer by
lady and children; all sound and sold only Of
use and money. At JOHNSON'S Auction Mart Thir.
teenth street, at l0k
UCTIoN SALE.-ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD PURNI-
N ture.
THIS Frday) MORNING, commencing at loh O'Clock,
private residence 100 West Esd street 6h avenue
magnificent Chickering b Son Ia octave Pianoorte,
paror, Library and Drawing Room Suits Mirrors, Car
pets Centre Tables Bookcase Chamber Suits rosewood
and walnut Bedseads Dressing Cases Bureaus Bedding
Ma treaS iou
over $10,00 worth, ana 40 lots by catalogue.
LUKE FITZGERALD AucttOneer
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cOACHMEN AND GARDENERS.

A GENTLEMAN WISHES TO PROCURE SITUA
N ton Tor his coachman. whom he can thorough hly
recommend Call at or address is West 18th st., private
stable,
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TlY JOHN A, DUNN, AUCrIONEER. JOHN a. DUNN
~ 60. wiz sell this day, At ociocs - m,, az sS
Cottage Furnurs marble top Bnrcaus ana wnsns'anas
Mirrors Stoves Chromos Pier Tables Bedsends Clocks,
ingram and brussels Carpets toaether WIN i9t o.
reserve t
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COAcnMEN AND GARDENERS.

A RELIABLE MARRIED MAN. wIsHEsA sTTUA.
"A ton as coachman strictly honest and sober and
best city reference from last employer Can for
three DAYS at l73 Pacific St, between Court and Clinton
ats. Club stables
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A CALDWELL. AUCTIONEER,
IN. Magnificent Household Furniture
FRIDAY October at 0la O'clock at 2a2 West 18th st.
near 8th av.-Superb ParlOr, Library Dining Room and
Chamber Furniture Of the best description including
costly rosewood Pianotorte Carpets Mirrors Beds
Bedding together with the entire OF the above
five brown stone residence.
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T AUCTION-THIS DAY. SADDLE HORSE. POSI-
n lively without reserve, the handsomest and finest
saddle Horse in the country years old very spirited
at the pole; Also fine Pony handled all summerby
and money. At JOHNSON'S Auction Mart, Thir.
feenth street, at l0A
The New York herald., 1873-10-03

DY MAX BAYERsDORFER, AUCTIONEER-SELLs
ID at ii O'Clock. at AZ myrtle avenue, corner Hall
street. Brooklyn large choice fresh stock OF hrst class
Grocery soreIsas Cofees Sugars SPICES Flouy SOAPS
Starch, Canned and Dried Fruits Ola MoaSes, Ninegar
Honey and all other goods contained usually In first class
stores; also splendid fixtures, scales Caddies hne
young Horse and Wagon, Ac, positively IN lots 10
suit. MAX IA YERSDORFEk, office 62 bOwery.
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A STRONG YOUNG MAN WISHES A SITUATION
N as driver; well recommended from his last place.
Address f. D. c. sos Broome St. grocery for three
days
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ITO WHOLESALE LIQUOR DEALERS AND REcTI-
i fers-wanted, by gentleman thoroughly ac.
auan,ed with the wholesale liquor business in oil is
branches and has trade position az travel ing
agent or branch
able reference gwen Address OOMPUUNDER, box is2
Herald Office.
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w AETED--A YOUNG MAN EXPERIENCED IN THE
w ladies' hat business TO work Tor small salary and
apply, BY letter only. State particulars TO
4 ROBINSON, 364 Canal q.
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GERMAN GARDENER AND COOK wANTED-IN A
VI private family, one hour from New York, In New
Jersey; gardener must understand his business and
willing make himself useful about tile place his wife
must be a good plain cook washer, ironsr, &C.; botn
understand their business thoroughly and come
well recommended Apply, from Ga A NJ. TO IL noon, at
G Broad st. room o.
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A SITUATION wANTED-As COACHMAN, BY
"A scotchman, married; In a good groom; 10 years
best reference. Apply " address CoACHMAN. stable,
L9 N est flst st
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yNANTED-A SITUATION AS COACHMAN, BY A
w thoroughly competent man, with best reference
country preierrel. Address ANDREW, Herald Office.
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no OWNERS OF REAL ESTATE-WANTED BY A
middleaged man. with the best city reference,
houses 10 collecting and TO attend
10 the letting ample security given. For interview ad
dress ADVERTISER, box ls2 Herald Uptown Branch
office.
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PY 8. HERMAN, AUCTIoNEER-sELLs THIS DAY
ID friday, october g. at 10Y o'clock sharp, at NO -
Bowery. lot OF Wines and Liquors In casks barrels
and cases-vz, of bourbon and Rye Whiskeys Brandes
Gn Port and Sherry Wines also 70 chests choice ooong
Teas and 1900 Cigars 10 pay storage and advances
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(NoAcHMAN AID GROoMs SITUATION WANTED
" BY Respectable young (stngie); Ia first class
groom and careful city driveri is strictly temperate
honest willing and obiging will make him self
private family objection 10 any part OF the STATE
best city reference to character and sobrety Address
=. F. I96 Broadway.
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UCfION SALE OF SECOND HAND HOUSEHOLD
N Furniture this day, ut l0 O'clock at All BIeecker
street between Bank and West Eleventh Streets
a. BUTTERFIELD Salesman
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A SINGLE MAN WISHES A SITUATION AS COACH
~ man-Isa steady driver and perfect groom, with
rst class city reference Call address l27 last 18th
ST, private stable.
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A YOUNG EHGLfSHMAN. AGED Is DESIRES A
n situation clerk in somo otice knows shorthand
and writes good long hand has had Is months
the otce OF large firm OF commits SION merchants
In London; salary only S5 weekly Address Z. D., e.
Ra al
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MY TIME NOT BEING ALL OCCUPIED I WILL
u engage spe cal agent for any legitimate
ton Persons or firms requiring the temporary services
OF All agent where tact is required, ind who
will give satisfactory city reference integrity by
calling addressing II. BENEDICT, 3l7 Broadway
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JVANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE MAN. A SITuA-
w ton first class waiter In private family first
class city reference Address j. NJ for two days. Herald
Uptown Branch office.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

DY 3. w. DAUCHY, AUCTloNEER
ID DAUCHY JOHNSON sell this day, at O'CLOCK ct
45a Canal street. large and desirable assortment
Household Furniture consisting several fne black.
walnut tuts IN rep and harcioth Cha mber suits hair
other Mattresses marble top Bureaus Washstands
Centre Tables Extension and Dining Tables Chairs,
Lounges, sofa Beds, Bedding. sheets Comforters.
Blankets Toilet Sets, Clocks Vases Wardrobes French
plate Pier and Msnte Mirrors croekery and glassware.
Engravings feather Pillows &c also several velvet
Brussels tapestry and ingram Carpets. also Parlor
ana Cooking stoves Kitchen Utensils &c.
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A S COACHMAN; WILLING to MAKE HIMSELF
n useful; vile will assist with housework or ~ me
laundry; ages, 80, English. Apply to GEORGE FINN al
iuts
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DAwNBROKER'S sALE.-THIS DAY, JAMES AGAR,
i Auctiorecr win sell ut 80 New Bowery, at l0lS
O'Clock 1O lots Mems Clothing; at O'CLOCK 30 lots
Dresses, shawis Remnants Table Linen, Undercothins,
Sheet Spreads Blanket Quilts, &c. By order OF Solo
mons & Co. Eighth avenue.
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ENTRY CLERK OR ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER
u wanted.-one who understands his business and
can give good reference as TO character and ability
apply Coy letter only 70 LAWSON BROTHERS. Is White
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DAwEBROKER's sALE.-THoMAs ]. McGRATH,
L Auctioncerl Is3 Chatham street will SELL this day,
Dresses Shawis Remnants, Bedding, Roots Shoes &C.;
Coats, Pants and Vests By order A. II. Sainuels,
Grand street, Williamsburg.
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yNvANTEDzooo FEET 4INcB CAST IRON PIPE
w Second hand. ter cash. Address W. H., box oT
egserson. N, j., Post ocscss F' ~
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p. TRAvER, AUCTIONEER.
81 rRAvRR WRIGHT will sell Thursday, Octo-
Der O'Clock. At Nos las ana i4 Greene street all
the Furniture together with the valuable Leases Of
said houses each be sold separately Can be bought
private sale by applying at the Office Of the auctoneer
No 50 Great Jones
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DAwNBROKER's sALE.-R FIELD, sHERIFFS
IL and General Auctioncer-Snlesroom 121 Bowery-
Win sell this day At II o'clock 500 Lots mems and
clothing BEDDING Quilts, Blankets, Boots Shoes, &C.,
lc; also Coats, Pants and Vests. BY order Hugh
McAleenan, 57 Second avenue.
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1TORTGAGE SALE.-JOHN M'DONOUGH, AUC-
M toneer.-By virtue of a chattel mortgage will ex
pose sale at public auction Friday the 81 day OF
october 1873 at O'Clock i'll the at the north
l25h street and Eighth avenue, Chairs
Tables, Carpets Beds and Bedding, Mirrors, Cooking
Utensils Cottage suits Crockery, Bar and Fixtures and
tel JOHN z. HARRINGTON. Attorney for Mortgage.
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IIEAD GARDENER, FARMER AND CARE TAKER-
IL Py thorough practical and trustworthy Scotch
wages moderate till spring Address r. STERLING
box l6 herald office.
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A MARRIED COUPLE WISH SITUATIONS IN THE
East llth St
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n NJ SEAMAN, AUCTIoNEER
~. Elegant House Furniture, Moquet and Brussels

To be sold at auction saturday, Oct at 10 O'Clock,
at private residence No. iS fortysevenh street,
near Fifth on owner going to Europe),
comprising elegant carved rosewood, black walnut and
French walnut ard gilt parlor Bedroom and Dining
Room suits, in damask and reps; Centre Tables
Mirror back Hat stand Buffet, Lounges, Pier Mirrors
superb Moquet and Brussels Carpets superior hair ana
spring Mattresses Bedding Kitchen Utensils Toilet
Crockery. 6c &c al of superior make and nearly new.
Catalogues Ii Pine street
New-York tribune., 1873-02-19
TELEGRAPHIC MOTIFS.

resolution in favor of wOman's suffrage
passed th Maine YESTERDAY b. vote Of 81 % o.
The Macon City Council has unanimously ten
d,rcd an invitation President Grant to viHt That city
The charter election at Syracuse. yesterday,
reu In he choice Of william Wallace Rep Mayor by about
tOJ majority.
The Massachusetts, House has decided that SEN
s,or Wilson susceor uuo legally elected before he second Tues
DAY 10 March.
James RYAN was instantly killed, and two
Eorkmn seriously by the Of ih Lnu A-io1l
uule hs intersection Of edenst in baltimore Je'fla''
Fifty Of the operatives IN the shoe works Of >
Wiehose Po1glEeepne have struck Tor h4her wages he
"A new planet was discovered Monday night,
Feb 10 ~ D Charles Peters Of Clinton r. At 10 hours no nu
1sft ascension, degrees ~ minutes oi declatoA
rapid motion north e.t,eu,h laglitulc'
The creditors of Bowles Brothers & Co, who
proceeding al-H haia- Appleton Boston 10 'e sclea
tle appointed Fnnku d. hiory sgte. HlA
Dfe,e4i then cA4ls Ayglsl0a oa.ale March ls
New-York tribune., 1873-02-19
POLITICAL NOTES.

The Noylrich Comm Bulletin thinks there
s natural tendency to lehargy" among the Conneou-
cut Republicans after the 0ne-sided campaign OF last
Fall To disinrerested spectator the tendency to
lethargy seems properly attrlbutape 10 Ino one
sided developments SINCE the campaign
The Concord Monitor opposes the Democratic
party with intense enthusiasm because 1t is reaction
arv 1t would be dreadful thing for this country II 1t
should happen 20 fan into the hands OF a party that
would make It 'rcaot." Recent investigations nave
given us new definitions of progress, and the people are
80 delighted with the existing condition that the very
thought of anything like reaction would eAdapera'o
them beyond measure.
The roll of purchased seats in the Senate,
according 70 The ChcagOT1bipe now includes CadWeN
of Kansas Clayton of Arkansas. Harlan Of Iowa. Ram
sev and Window Of Minnesota, Hitchcock Of Nehraka'
Carpenter Of Wisconsin and Cameron OF Pennsylvania.
These gentlemen TO be reinforced on March by 7
cent of California Mitchell Of oregon Patterson OF
south Carolina and Jones OF Nevada ana these are Ohy
those who have been found Out
According to a Harrisburg correspondent OF
The Philadelphia Press GOV Hartranft resolved when
he took the oath Office TO De faithful to it, In when
God blessed resolution" it is stated that he has
confused the plans and startled more than one clique
leader IN the state" He also 20 5have confused
the mOuhcr tongue In the mind of the writer bl' @ @Iea
is IL such phenomenon IN PennsyYanla lOI i PuoLo
OiIicer TO be faithful 10 his Oathi
The New Hampshire campaign is very dull.
Here they are within fortnight OF the election ana
except that the Republican organ at Cohcoru "S d" W.
casional paragraph of a column upon the Impressive
character OF the crisis would hardly know an cleo
riou was pendng The Democratic papers are remarka
blv duiet They 10 have reached the conclusion
that there Is no trying TO do justice to the suec'
and have YEARLY withdrawn from political discussion
Once N while one of them emerges IN spasnogc way
holds up a Crelit MObier fellow by me haT ioi n!I
minute as "A specimen OF the AdmnslratiOh' ana 'heA
subsidies incOnunentlY
The two Republican papers in New-Hayen'
being dissatisfied with the State ticket and refusing 10
"diug out the banner" ana follow the Standard
bearer and march 20 glOrOus victory, ana AL that
sort of thing the other Republicans Of that town VINO 90
follow the flag" and fight for the cause are aooul
70 start new organ They could not do more proper
thing There is no field for the exercise OF the human
intellect so entirely inviting that OF Journalism Ana
then there s so much for many papers md 90
many influential persons are so ready 70 iurniSn lne
means and go many able persons so ready TO furnish the
copv that il is really "a mystery why more are hOt
started We indgc rom the tone oi punhc IesilnE i M
New-Haven that the paper TO oe pubhsheh eie VIII
Dee edited IA Hartford.
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pEPIRrrRn or FoRElGN MAILs.

WEDNESDAY. RgB. 70
Europe Qneenst1Tu aud Liverpool steamship
:i5 steamship sails a. 1880 from Pier No.
A. z.
a Prlsran Closei Mail is scut By this Line.
Nail. Tor Kingston Jal-ca, Slvau1 and Turks Island bf tr
steamship C7hri close az n a. Steamship is a y n rom
THURSDAY Pm. %.
Plymouth Chcrloug 1i Hamhurg steam
3. 'a 1u trf ''' '
Thrdt. Hobokeu closet at steamship sails Il D. H. 'foA
loot 1f
Piusgsn closed Mal Is .en by ths line.
Al letters deosei IN Supplementary Mails must Dc p'pna VII"
Mails Tor Panama Apuva the Central and Souu Pa
-fc uos etc. steamship ianr- ChallcgY AZ b. steam
ship a y H. .rO.a Pier No. % ". r.
FRIDAY. FgB D.
Mail, for ST. Thomas Br1u Argentine Renuhc West lri
etc., steamship South America close At Steamship sails a.
{. 10 PIER NO 80 y. r
Mails by steamship Yickshurg close % no.
Mail for li1 fax the NrsfOrk PDsOhce every
o. a % p n Boston
Ms Tor Newfoundland the Se YORK Post Dice every F
dag Il p Steamship from Portland Me- SATURDAY o p
N. Due SeT York Fudlv, it p. ~. H.. IN
Letter postage do he West Indies except when going direct vi"
lie ll ounce Papers cent each Fien must De prpI
SATURDAY FEB. -.
W8shinQon Birthday Al Mails eo>e i tie PostOhc AZ O T. n
OueelsfoHu liverpool
the steamship Celtic so 10 steamship sails a. Pc n
fr1n bite STAR Docs. Pav011 F.rrT. Jersey C-t7.
For Closed the Continent Europe VIA Souhampt'n ana
Brfrn.n hy steamship close az u n sup
pementary Mail Steamship sails at n & IRON foot o IllrIs1
ipct Cisrnsn and Pussin closed Marl line
Nls france Brest and Hayc steamship 81
Liur,t Will close 10 Steamship sails at p M, r'u fef
N9I f,r H-vans direct nv he steamship CIeoptr close 10
A m. Steamship sas q B p. Pier No North River
Mail for D,arrl. g. Thomfs Blrbaloes. steamship
steamship sails at n IRON Per No. lS
Mails for Berua by Niagara, close 10 Steamship sails
Mails o Kev W Clyde, close at p m
Stcamihp 1t y. num Pier No. 20 &. X
New-York tribune., 1873-02-19

charge and il was due 10 him that the Senate should
rect the oversight committed in drawing the resolution
offered by him and adopted by the Senate.
Mr. Upton OF Nebraska called attention To the iaot
that Mr. POmerOy in his remarks In the Senate had oe
MED all charge OF bribery corruption by whoms0eVeI
made and said it was too late to attempt 20 mt
the investigations aud that II the attempt was maue
would be equivalent to saying We have got ABOUT as
much Of this stand, and we have oonenUuedd
not let the bars down any further He aso ea.iou @
attention the fact that Simpson stated III nis
that some OF the witnesses offered members OF tho
islature Kansas here, so tha theIe nee o
no delay such feared by those WhO oPP"'0" u"
larging the authority of the COMMITTEES 81, s.,.,
MT scott Of Pennsy vana read MT f0meIpy a don, LA
and request for investigation. 20 snow now Dfpau a ~
sweepng ID was and said that he felt bound 20 VOC o
give the Committee whatever additional powers hlNh'
6a reoured 10 enable it thorough inVesiisa
ton 80 ,-.,.,.,o
d THAT tbe Commiitee charged with the Investigation m me
- ps t Hon Pomeroy be directed TO inquire INTO any
i, bribery or corruption by the said Hon b g fomeroF m
~ pt election Senator by The Legislature o.
ksusas .,-.--- u.,.- tlgo,o,4
nronostion from that made by the petitioner lompsoh
bs resolution authorized inquiry into charges OF
bribery or corruption by Mr. POmCrOy personally nut
the petition went further and asked for the nvEtga
ton of bribery and corruption by Mr. PomefOys ieuds
and agents.
Mr. Fcrry's resolution agreed TO.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-19
LaENERAL - DIsPlrrnL


Tie Secretary Of the Treasury has written a
letter % Collector Arthur and Messrs George william
Curtis and Jackson schultz OF NewYOrk, requesting
them 20 act as Committee the merits. actual
ana relative Of the persons employed in the offices
Of the surveyor Port New York. tor nomination
20 the head Of that Office Keeping view the rules oi
the civil Service, they % adopt snch means as snh
seem 10 them proper Tor scertdnng the character anu
qua fcaOns Of the several persons who mag DEE c1hsu
cred cand iates promotion. and make particular
report regard 10 the three who may appear 10 De best
qualified.
The proposal OF Phelps, Dodge Co. 20 tho Treasury
Department % pay !27l 900 lieu Of duties unpaid was
made on condition that they be relieved from all claims
OF the Government on them because Of alleged Haua5
or otherwise for the past five years This proposition
the Government will accept condition that the hrn
shall he relieved only from such violations OF The eve
nue. law as have been covered by the reports or the
officers who have had the present Investigation ~
charge.
To-day Mr stephen Preston, who FOR some time past
has been accredited TO this Government Minister res
ident Of Hayti presented the President by the
Secretary and delivered his credentials AZ Envoy
Extraordinary and Minister PlcnipOtentary Of Hiyt
e made remarks upon the occasion, % when lAo
President responded.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-19
WASHINGTON MOVIES.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO lHB TRIBUNE
WAsHHGTOE. Tuesday, Feb. Is,

WAsHIHGTOE Tuesday, Feb. Is, is53-
Tile American and Asiutic Telegraph BILL passed ny
the House Yesterday went through the senate On the
doubleauicR to-day Considered Dy the Foreign ReIa-
tions Committee this morning 10 was reported favor
ably by Mr. Cameron and passCd-gtAout serious oppo-
,iti0n The mll Incorporates . company. with a capital
nf ten millions and gives them permission To and id
bIps Ii also directs the Secretary OF the Navy TO dei
United states vessels for The purpose o making SUI
vevs Ic., preliminary 20 the laying oi the cable
The bill passed IN the Senate to-day defining a Dro-
vision IN the Bankrupt act particularly urged ly
Virginians aud gentlemen from some other southern
States l. enacts that The NatOna. Bankrupt law snaI
be So construed as 20 make the amount Of property hat
shall De allowed to the bankrupt for Homestead and
"A, exempt from the claims OI creditors sld Dc Iue
se s was fixed u 1871 by the constitution ana laws OI
tbe state where the bankrupt lives The act also po-
vides for the application O TINS Interpretation 10 cases
now pending.
The Banking and Currency Committee has appointed
Messrs Merriam. Farwel & Cox as \ subcommittee TO
ipaure into the legality Of the issue by Assistant oecre
tary Richardson. last October, Of a portion OF the
S4 OoluO9 reserve greenbacK which Issue approved
bv secretary Boutwell, his letter 20 The House on the
grounds of public policy, Dut which was ldtcy con
dcmucd bv the Finance Committee u the senate ~ al
ably written report.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-19
TIE RAR ASSOCIATION.

A very full meeting Of the Bar Association
was held LIST evening, at the rooms in rwentyseventh
st. 10 consider report Of the Judiciary Committee
relative 10 the members OF the bar who implicated
BY the dcvelopments in the Impeachment OF the Judges
william NJ Evarts presided, and announced Messrs.
Rllker Forster and Olmstcad as the Committee ON Ex
tOrtOn.
Tie Association then proceeded to consider the report
Of the Judiciary Committee which declared that pro-
ceedngs before the SUPREME Court to inquire into the
members of the bar with view TO their re-
rnovaI m ,0un1 guilty would be likely % be over
whelmed with heir own magnitude and that it Is not
eXpedent this Association To take any measures IN
that direction
Tie debate was very earnest, lasting about three
hours at the conclusion Of which the report OF me CO
mlttre was adopted. Of resolutions adverse 20
taa report anu 10 the persons implicated was NOted
.f.tuyu