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The following is the text o. he attor-
4ey-generaIs letter in relation to the
VigiLius affair
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Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-12-26

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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, March G-The Presi'
dent will tomorrow send To the Senate a
large number Of nominations, including
the names Of the officers whose commits.
sions have expired and several internal
revenue collectors under the act Of De-
cember last Of consolidating election
districts and dispensing with the services
Of assessors. .' -
Il is expected that the Senate will act
on the supplemental convention Tor extend.
ing for two years the United States and
Mexican Commission for the settlement
Of claims, which wHs signed in Washing
ton last fall.
Jas. B. Stewart brought suit against the
Speaker and Sergeant.at-Arms Of the
House of Representative, to-day, for one
hundred thousand dollars, each being
separately sued iOr false imprisonment,
The suit is not aimed against the Speaker
and Sergeant.at-Arms personally, though
stated on the records but Is designed to
test the power Of the House TO imprison
citizens for any matter not involving q
question Of privilege. 1t will be heard
before the United States District Court.
Mr.. Sumner was in his seat in the Sen
ate, to-day.
Riddle, counsel for Page, OF Kansas
banker, against York, this morning with
drew the suit OF treplevin.
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NEW YORK CITY.
Another Bloody Tragedy.

New YORK, March 6.-Charles War
wig, President Of the Bricklayers Asso-
citation, this morning shot and instantly
killed the Secretary Of the Association
Charles n. Grumm. The murder wai
the resulEOf quarrel about the funds O.
the Society.
SECOND DISPATCH. ai'yF
Tie shooting Of Grumm at West Fourth
street was case Of suicide. Warwig
was Ia, room with Grumm, when he be.
came abusive, and Warwig turned Ia
leave, when Grumm fired two shots al
him, one Of which took effect In The
shoulder the other grazing his back,
Grumm then fired a shot Into his own
mouth, penetrating his brain and caus.
ing instant death. The Coroner ordered
the liberation OF Wsrwig.
Chas. Manning, the alleged murderer Of
Chas. Green, gave himself into custody
this afternoon, alleging that the shooting
was done in self defence.
Judge Blatchford has eDioined the
Credit Mobilier from parting with any Of
Its property untilthe claims Of the widow
of James Flax for 10000 shares Of stock
are adiudiceted. ..s.b...- ..4E
Upon application made to Judge suth-
erland to-day, Leary, the wife murderer,
was committed to the Lunatic Asylum.
The battle flags of the Jersey troops
during the rebellion were to day deposi.
ted In the State House, at Trenton, Gov.
Parker making an eloquent speech on the
occasion. TErL
From interviews published in the Times
respecting the Erie revolution. 1t appears
that McHenry and the English party re-
fused to have anything to do with Zanc
or 0'Doherty, the confidents Of Gould, eX-
cept through their representative here,
s. q NJ. Barlow, and that by Mr. Barlow's
Zane and 0'Doherty under
took to effect the ousting Of Gould for
for 100000, whereas they originally de-
sired million.
Anumber OF gentlemen held meeting
last evening, in DR.. Adams, Madison
Square Church, and took preliminsries
for the organization Of IN association 10
BIO known as the humane society. Gen.
Alex. Webb, Theodore W. Dwight, Geo.
B. Mcclellan, Park Goodwin and others
comprise the organizing committee.
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THE LATEST NEWS.

"A man giving his name as J. II.
Walters, was arrested at Crestline, Ohio,
charged with robbing and burning the
Bee Line depot at Anderson, Ind. On
searching his trunk $1,000 worth Of Bee
Line tickets were found. Walters Is now
in Jail awaiting trial.
"Wednesday nights train from Bslti-
more, on the Northern Central railroad,
was wrecked twelve miles south Of Har-
risburg, by broken rail. Two passen.
ger cars were thrown from the track, one
against the hill, the other over an en-
bankment. The stoves fell through the
floor into the snow, thus preventing the
wreck from taking fire. Three or four
passengers were hurt, but none seriously
except one man from Michigan who had
his ribs broken.
The Board oil Examiners for the
Treasury Department will hold series oI
examinations, beginning on the gath inst
for the purpose OF filling forty vacancies
| in the Clerkship Glass, one now existing
In that Department. Applications will
be received. ..'.'-1
The Republican Senators held q
caucus yesterday at which Messrs Stew!
ert, Conkling, Edmunds, Scott, and West,
were appointed Committee to revise the
membership OF the Senate standing Com
mittees. and report TO the adjourned meet
ing OF the caucus tomorrow.
"A freight train running west on the
Pennsylvania railroad, Wednesday, col
llded with locomotive standing by It.
self on the same track at Portage station
both engines and portion Of the train wa'
badly wrecked. The engineer OF tho ireigh
locomotive named George Balls was in
stantly killed and brakeman named
Patrick Darby, has since died.
-Thiers has recognized the belligeren
rights ofthe CarlistS In Spain. Tho i'm.
preston grows in London that Don Car
los will succeed. 1t Is rumored that tht
Carllst leaders intend TO raise loan.
"A man named Bennett, brother o
the proprietors OF Bennett, Moore & Co
mills, at Tolona, illinois, was caught 1t
the betting Of tho machinery, yesterday
and drawn, three times through o spacl
only eight inches wide between tho shG!
and the ceiling and terribly crushed ant
mangled.
While deputy sheriff Thompson an'
officer Walters, Of Dekslb county, MO
were attempting to arrest Wm, Groomer
last Monday, several friends OF Groome
resisted the process and Walters was sho
and killed and little boy severel!
wounded. La- a. M
John G. Sake leCtured at Mcmpbi
last night on love,
An unauthenticated rumor is afoa
, in London that the Marquis Of LOrn
and Princess Louise have separated be
cause OF incompatiblity Of temper, tbs
the Princess is in religious retreat nen
Windsor and the Marquis has gon
abroad. d.
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morning by the Metropolitan and were
released soon afterwards. The Fusion
Legislature met this afternoon at the st.
James Hotel and passed joint resolution
protesting In the name Of the people oil
the State, against the interference Of the
military arm Of the United States Gov
ernment in capturing the State troops and
In again supporting the city police In the
seizure Of the State house and
Odd Fellows Hall, the place Of meeting
OF the General Assembly at the time oi It's
session, and in declaring therefrom the
members Of the General Assembly, and
In violently seizing and imprisoning seve.
raj members oil this body, and we call the
serious attention of Congress and the
people OF the Union to these oppressive,
dangerous and arbitrary measures.
The Kellogg Legislature adjourned at
10 o'clock tonight sine die. ll. -.
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River News.

CINCINNATI, March G.-River ii feet G
inches and falling. Arrived Potomac,
from Memphis; Andes, from Wheeling
Weather clear and much warmer.
NASHVILLE, March, 6.-RiVer falling,
0 feet on Hsrpeth shoals. Weather iaiF
and moderate.
CAIRO, March, 8.-River fallen 80 inches;
weather clear and warm, and very pleas
ant.
EVANSVILLE, March O-Clcar and
pleasant. Mercury SO to &C. River fall
nm thirty inches.
PITTSBURGH, March 0.-Monongahela
about stationary with three feet, three
inches Of water. The weather has been
clear and pleasant during the day, aud
thawed rapidly. As soon as the ice runs
out sufficiently the Messenger will depart
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CINCINNATI.
Nominating Candidates for Const /.
tuIiOnal Convention.

CINCINNATI, March, 6,-The ConYen,
tlons Of Liberal Republicans and Demo
crats met separately to-day to nominate
delegates for the Constitutional Conven.
ton, and municipal officers. The Com.
mittee OF conference between the Conven.
tions have met and agreed to report the
plan Of cooperation by division Of tickets
the plan has not yet been submitted 10
the respective Conventions Tor approval.
It gives the Democratic Convention the
nominations Of Mayor and Trustee OF
Water Works, and Director Of City 1nir.
natory to the Liberals. The City Solici.
tor, Judge OF the Superior Court, and
Prosecuting Attorney Police Court, while
Delegates 10 the Constitutional Conven.
ton are divided equally, five to the Lib.
erals and five to the Democrats. The
report will doubtless be adopted.
CINCINNATI, March 6.-Evening-The
Liberal Republican and Democratic City
Convention to-day divided affairs, as an
ticipated in the dispatch sent this after
noon, except that the Prosecuting Attor-
ney was nominated by the Democrats,
and the Trustee Of Water Works by the
Liberal Republicans The afternoon dis.
patch was correct In other respects. The
delegates TO the Constitutional Conven-
ton were as follows: by the Democrats,
r. N. Bishop, Geo. E, Pugh, Samuel F.
Hunt, Dr.. G. F. Bruehl, and ]. P. Car
berry. Nominated by the Liberal Re,
publlcans: Rufus King, ]. B. Stalls, Geo.
Hoodley, Josiah L. Keck, and James
Freustine. The Democrats nominated
Geo. W. G. johnson for Mayor, and sent
word to the Liberal Convention. The
latter asked them to reconsider this nom.
ination, bnt the Democratic Convention
had adjourned Sine die. The Liberal
Convention adjourned to meet in. two
weeks. Men OF both parties express un-
disguised dissatisfaction with the conduct
oil the Convention to-day, The Dem.
ocrats say the Liberals are acting un.
graciously in asking them 10 recUusld.
or their nomination Tor Mayor. The
Liberals say that the Democrats should
have formally confirmed the nominations
made by the Liberals. 1t is thought by
some that day or two will heal the dif-
ficulties, by others that rupture will be
the result. %
Judge Walter F. straub, of the Police
Court, this morning sentenced Joe, or
Kid Lytle, a boy, TO tho work house for
thirty days, Us o common thief. The boy
is notorious, has been sentenced many
times, and is the son Of gamble. This
evening when the Judge went to his
home, Mrs. Lytle, the mother ot the boy,
met him at his door and cowhided him
severely, Her alleged reason was that
the Judge, ngiving the sentence, reiererd
to the bond robbery in Utica, N. Y, with
which tho boy was recently charged, and
tried for, but not convicted. lTyfi |
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Civil Rirht. in New York.

NRw York, March Ga meeting oil
COlored citizens was held last night for
the purpose Of urging the passage Of the
civil rights bill now before the Legtsla'
Iure at Albany. A committee was ap'
pointed TO 60 10 Albany in the interest ol
the meeting. The proposed bill erased
the word "white" from the State COnsti'
tuition and gives the colOred man equal
rights with the white man in respect tC
admission to schools, churches, vehicles
VI transportation, sc.
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FremOnl,s Little Credit NJ MObIller.

NEW York, March 6.-General Ere
mont, who is at present IN this city, has
prepared a written defence in tho matter
proceeding in Paris, concerning tht
ElPaso bond sales, and denies being guilty
The knowledge Of fraudulent practices in
the criminal action in France is against
Fremont, and Messrs. Bsylou, Probst
raradase, Lissiguel and POppinet, and
the accusation rests upon the forging by
PrObst and others Of certificate OF the
New York stock exchange, whereby thC
bonds oflhe ElPasO Company were ad
mhted to Paris Bourse. 1t is probable
that proceedings may be commenced
AGAINST Fremont in This country.
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FOREIGN.
SPAIN.

MADRID, March 6.-Olazalus, Minis
ter 70 France, notified CASTELAR, that the
representatives In Paris OF the different
powers Of Europe have decided to send
q collective note 10 the Government oi
Spain declaring their belief that their
respective governments will cease to hold
diplomatic relations with 1t in the event
OF a proclamation Of a federal republic.
The debate on the bill for the abolition
Of slavery in Porto Rico was resumed
yesterday In the Assembly, ..
London adyices from GibrultCr state
that 200 carbiueers, attached to the Span.
ish garrison at Don Reque, unsucCesstully
attem pied 10 create Il rising in favor OF
Don Carlos. The offenders were impriS,
Oned.
Ills reported from Berlin that many
Russian officers and Diplomatis!s leave
St Petersburg for Asia. 1t is probable
that the Khivan campaign commences al
an early day.
sitiOn. ~ C ". .gL -r a
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Fn,Iure.of Cleveland Bankers

CLEVELAND, March G.-Messrs. Price
Bros, bankers and brokers of this city,
made an assignment this morning to W.
V Taylor. The failure was caused by
the falling OF stocks in which the firm
was dealing and the Withdrawal OF de.
poslls from the bank. The liabilities are
about one hundred and seventy.Hvc thou.
sand dollars; assets from one hundred and
iwCnty.dV TO one hundred and thirty
thousand dollars, II Is believed the lui
amount OF liabilies win be paid.
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INDIANAPOLIS, March 0--The follow
Ing bills passed the Legislature to-day :
Providing for the erection OF hospital
for the insane in the northern part Of the
State, with. an appropriation of $500 I00Oi
to make the Soldiers Home home for
soldiers orphans or other orphans when
the rooms arc not full; Senate bill fixing
thousand dollars; civil. Circuit and
Supreme Court Judges 5000; Criminal
Court Judges $4,000. and In counties Of
40 OOOO7inhabitants $4,000. Senate bill to
provide Tor the appointment Of a joint
committee TO prepare plans and speci6ca'
tions for new State House, the cost not
TO exceed two millions Of dollars and to
be submitted 10 tho next General Assem-
bly,, and a bill taxing the receipts Of the
Pullman Palace Car Company and fast
freight three per cent.
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The area Of the lowest barometer will
move on Friday south and eastward over
Wisconsin. Brisk southerly winds, with
cloudy and threatening weather, will con
linue from the Gull coast TO the upper
lakes; southwest winds backing in the
Middle and Eastern States. Southeast
winds will prevail in the Eastern, Gull
and South Atlantic. States, with rising
temperature and cloudy weather The
area of the lowest barometer will be fol.
lowed by north and west winds over Da'
kota and Minnesota, and preceded Friday
morning by high northeast winds on Lake
Snnerior. ----N
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Wednesdays Accident an the Par
Hundle.

CIScrNNATr, March GA Clroaiels dis.
patch gives the following particulars OF
The accident on the Pan Handle yester-
day near Willow Grove Station. A mum.
ber OF the wounded arrived at Columbus
last night. T. N. Reels, Scranton, Pa,
injured in the right foot received niedi-
cal attention and continued on his jour.
ney; Ii. ]. Swift, Of the firm Of E. s. Wills
S Co.; Mrs. George Thompson and her
daughter Fannie Mrs. T. B. CLARK and
Mrs. ]. J. Morris, both ofNew York City,
are stopping at the Neil House, Colum:
bus; Mrs. Price, Of Springfield, Mo, aged
Is, leg broken, flesh laccerated and thigh
aud knee injured, in a dying condition.
There were twenty persons injured more
or less. The two ,sleepers were precipi.
tated over an embankment sixteen feet
The coal mine thieves raided the wreck
and stole the valuables Of some OF the
passengers.
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Mississippi valley Dental AssOcIa-
tiOn.

CINCINNATI, March G.-The Mississippi
Valley Dental Association tonight passed
a resolution 10 hold its next session in
st. Louis on the first Wednesday in March,
1874. The Convention to day discussed
professional topics, the most exciting OF
which was dental legislation, that is
whether States should make the possession
Of dental college diploma or certificate
from board of examiners condition ol
practice as dentist. The efforts In the
Ohio Legislature at present TO have On
existing law making such requirement
repealed animated the discussion. Great
enthusiasm was excited by o dispatch
from 8. 8. White, Of Philadelphia, stating
that on Monday last the Supreme Court
Of the United States sustained motion
to vacate its own decree on the celebrat'
ed Gardner case for infringement Of the
Cummings hard rubber patent. This
decree was vacated on the grounds o.
collusion. Tomorrow the association
will elect officers and will adjourn In the
evening. It's discussions have been ami
mated and able. TaIgfgaH. H... .H'
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FIRES.
Business Portion of BlosSburg, Pa.
Burned.

Business Portion of BlosSburg, Pa, ,
Burned.
CORNING, N. Y, March 0, 1S72.-The
business portion of Blossburg, Pa, was
burned this morning; loss 100000. The
fire originated In the cellar Of fancy
store; the cause Is not known. Thirty
five buildings, containing about forty.tlve
places Of business, together with the Ea-
gle Hotel, which comprises nearly the
entire business portion Of the town, were
destroyed. Many Of the buildings were
occupied above the first floor by tenants.
No one injured. The loss will undoubt.
edly reach 100000; insurance 100000.
The buildings were on Main street. both
sides Of which are In ashes. ...
ADozen Houses Burned at Lincoln, ,
Illinois, r- ayI..
CHICAGO, March CA fire at Lincoln
Yesterday destroyed twelve buildings, Oc-
cupied By E. Plumber, harness. maker;
]. Smith, merchant tailor; Nash & Stock.
bridge, ciothiers; D. Il Sullivan, boot and
shoe dealer; @. H. Evans, baker and con
iectioner; John Eaves, undertaken; ]. F.
Wolfe & Co. ,gentlemens' furnishing goods;
N. Gresheim, clothier; o. E. Ross, grocer;
George & Rea, milliners; G.. n. Lewis &
Bro, news dealers; ]. j. Sharp, Statesman
newspaper Office; A. r. Crillluld, photo
praph dealer; Jas. F. Freeman, tri.werkly
newspaper Office, Amount Of loss not
stated, but it is almost total In every
case and insurance very slight.
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.PoRrsMouTn, N h, March G:-Two
German girls named Cornelia Chrisenttont
and Aunela Lawson, were murdered at
Smutty nose Island, one OF the shoals
last night by Lewis Wagner, who es-
caped, An axe was the weapon used 10
the tragedy. Wagner attempted TO XIII
Mrs. Huntress, q sister Of one o. the girls
but she succeed In getting away. Money
was the object Of the crime, but the muir
dercr only got $l5. Wagner left this city
on the noon train.
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COLUMBUS, March G.-Inthe House this
afternoon bill wasintroduced TO subject
real and personal property Of marriec
women TO any Judgment or decree record
ed against them on account OF contracti
entered into or debts made By them, and
giving them the power and liability o
separately suing and being sued. A bill
to make two weeks publication OF :aI
rates sufficient was passed.
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New York Senatorial AppOrtiOn.
menIR,

ALBANY, N. Y, March Gin the Con.
sli,uIional Convention to-day, the !ques-
ton Of the number Of Senators and for
nation Of Senatorial Districts was dCbat.
cd. 1t was finally decided to provide for
50 Senators, 10 be elected for three years
and one third be elected each year. The
Stale is to be divided into 10 districts, 8
Senators from each district and 3 from
the State at large,
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TIE CASE OF SENATOR Patterson
II appears that the case OF Mr.. Patterson
whose expulsion was recommended by
the Senate committee on Credit Mobiiier
coruptions, has been confded 10 the
tender neEcies Of the new Senate. Now
that Mr.. Patterson Is no longer q Sena'
Tor, II is o matter Of some interest 10
know how that body will act upon the
recommendation. rt
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R.voyA Pooh YoUNG MAN,-Thlrty
yosTs apo a Young man entered the city oI
S"w Tpu' Ys6rk y in an almost penniless condi'
iiop' & and without sing le acquaintance IN IN
tbe @ great wilderness Of houses; To-day
Sis ts name is known wherever humanity
brestbes w It is spoken in every city, and
u 90 familiar 10 the workers in the mines
ss az to Ia his brother in the mills, and where
ever language Is known and IDEAS exp expfess, o,sa,,
cd the name Of this penniless, unknown
and unc0uth lad OF thirty years ago, is ut
tered, Il was John smith.-Ddnbuty
Mrs
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GkeGateItigeneer.

Wy have letter this morning from a
.,,0'lonap "n in washington with whom we
s.urT ss...O"e5 for an account of Inauguration
a%IT sF.irs' II has been kept back day by
rnr,swrr1,s admiral management ofthe
postolIIcc; but 1t may still be worth
reading.
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A MICHIGAN clergyman wrote to q lot
terry agent: NJ don't approve OF lotteries
/ regard them as no better than gambling
schemes. My son bought ticket No. 5 in
your drawing, but u It drew anything
don't send the money TO hlm-send Il TO
me" The clergyman will probably feel
relieved TO learn that the ticket didn't
draw anything. ID
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THE TitusvilIe Courier has an article
on "What the Cubans want" SO far as
any conclusion as to their wishes Is 10 be
drawn from occurrences visible TO the
naked eye, the Cubans heresbouls want
ihe donations Of money TO- "Free Cuba"
Kept up, while they remain in Now York
and spend it.-N. Y. Com. 'ls.
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No Permanent Initiation of the Cur.
V# FencV Intended, .

WASHINGTON, March @ 1t Is stated in
official quarters as an answer to inquiries,
that it Is not the intention OF the oecre-
tary Of the Treasury to initiate the cur
rcncy by keeping oFpermanently any part
Of the six million legal tender reserve, but
II, in the language Of the law, "the eX.
igeucies Of the public interest shall re-
quire," he,will not hesitate to act in nc
Cordance with his onviction-that he has
the right to make use of the reserve for
temporary purposes in such contipgen.
cies. -t.r.,s.r ... ........... .I