, 1873-03-27

damaSlnS lis properly nave Deen Jalled
at various points along the road, and
will be prosecuted.
| WASHINGTON, March 20.-The Presi-
dent has sent the following nominations
to the Senate: S. Garfelde, Collector
of Customs for Puget Sonnd.
ROME, March 1S.-The Pope gave an
audience yesterday to 100 Canadians,
who served in the Penitential Zouaves.
He congratulated his visitors upon their
steadfast devotion to the Church.
New YORK, March 1s.-The N. Y.
Herald's correspondent with the Cuban
Insurgents, reports meeting of leaders
of the Aspinwall expedition in the Gu
ban camp.
i A Key West special says, advices via
Havana represent there is serious
trouble in Porto Rico, in consequence
of emancipation.
In Brooklyn to-day, VIM. L. Hatch,
a detective convicted of perjury in 6i-
vorce suit, was sentenced to six years
and months Imprisonment.
WASHINGTON, March 18.--The Senate
did nothirg to-day, beyond discussing
farther in the Caldwell case.
The President has decided upon the
following appointments: Collectors of
Internal Reveue, Amos L. Frost, for the
fourth district of California; O. B. Glib
son, for Oregon.
The nomination of G.. B. Hitchcock.
to be collector at San Diego, Cal. was
to-day reported from the Senate Com
mittee of Commerce, without recon-
mendation. This confirmation will be
opposed.
New YORK, March 49, The Irish la
borers who were lately employed on the
boulevards, determined to clean out the
Italian laborers, who took their places,
at less wages, and so to-day large force
of rioters marched to the place where
the Italians worked, but the police drove
them away. 1t is feared there will lie
trouble tomorrow.
New YORK, March 1S.-Col. Sprague
and Paymaster Hoag, contractor, have
arrived from headquarters. They report
all quiet at the front. The soldiers are
all in good health and spirits. The mill
tary are waiting for the deliberations of
the Peace Commissioners, who will
meet close to the lava bed, at Van Bre-
mer's, where the military headquarters
have been established. The prospects
are favorable that the Indians will come
in there for talk, and if they do not
the military will go for them.
The officers have gained full know
lede of every portion of the lava bed
and its caves.
Yesterday morning a Chinaman was
found hanging in a cabin on Green
Horn. It is case of supposed suicide,
though no proof could be elected at the
coroner's inquest, to establish whether
he hung himself, or was hung by means
or instigation Of others.
ALBANY, March 1S.-A document was
presented to Gov. Dix to-day, sworn to
by several of the jurors in the Foster
case stating, conviction could never
have been obtained but for the belief of
the jury that recommendation to
mercy would prove a commutation
to sentence to Imprisonment tor life,
and asking the Governor to prevent the
execution. The Governor said he would
give the documents careful consider
alton.
WASHINGTON, March 1S.-The follow
ing confrmations have been made by
the Senate: Daniel Caplin, Receiver of
Public Moneys, LIE Grande. Oregon;
Registers of Land Offices, W. Y. Small,
Linkville, Oregon. and J. II. Stevens at
LIE Grande, Oregon. Postmasters: S.
D. Smith, Walla Walla; E. A. Clark
San Jose, Cal. For Collector of Gus
toms: w. D. Hare, for Oregon. John
Gofferth, Assistant Attorney General of
the U. S., to take effect April 5th. Da-
vid Noggle, Chief Justice of the Supreme
Court of Idaho. A. P. Stafford, Cover
nor, and G. Bashford, Secretary for
Arizona
LONDON, March 2O.-The House of
Commons presented an unusual spec
Ftacle to-day, in anticipation of import
| ant communication from Gladstone an
nouncing the termination of the minis
terial crisis by his return. The galleries
were crowded with spectators, and
among the distinguished spectators We're
Prince Christian, and many members of
the House. As Gladstone and Dis
rail- entered the House, loud cheers, sue
cessively repeated by the respective sup
porters.
| When Gladstone rose to make his
statement, cheering was repeated this
time from all parts of chamber. He
said he was now able to acquaint the
House with the fact that he and his col
leagues in Office with her Majesty S
permission, was prepared to carry on
the Government.
The Premier's statement was Ere
qaently interrupted by applause, which
was warm and long continued.
In the House. Granville announced
the decision Of the Government, in q
speech, differing very little from that of
Gladstone.
Wise, the alleged confederate of par
titles who committed forgeries on the
Bank Of England, was up before the
Court of Examination. The witnesses