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tor this Company, and thst he was never In snv
way connected with the Company
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p0MEROYt

| POHER0Yt.
In the delay Of witnesses for the prosecution
Poneroy to-day Was put on his defense. AZ
cordlng to the evidence already submitted
it would appear that this defense i
to consist in show ing, first, negative proof this
Pomeroy did not use money to ecc1re his re-
lie was defeated Was carefully planned con
splrncy, having it's origin over year ego. Ever
among his best friends, 1t is generally conceded
that Pomeroy can make no headway against tht
evidence already in, to Say nothing Of the adli
tional testimony which it is proposed to submit
On the part Of the prosecution.
oAKEs AMEs
has prepared long speech in his particular
case, which he will have read b.
| He will deny that he placed the Credit Mobilie1
the celebrated M'Comb letters as communica- a.
tions written hastily on confidential business,
| which will not bear the construction that has
been placed upon them in the newspapers. He
will conclude With a pathetioappeal to fhe House
to the effect that man who, like himself, haa
| risked and spent 60 much in great national en-
! terprise, should not be made the scapesoat OF
| transactions which, however popularly con-
demned, nevertheless we're absolutely essential
| to cure the corruption Of the Pacific Railroad.
DIPLOMATIC.
| lanta 1Yhig, has been appointed Ministerresident
to the United States OF Colombia This place
Was vacated by Gen. Hurlbut Of Illinois.
part;a1 cancns ~ ina tho na1nnc,.+o ao
House today eeens to cate II the ,o,,tin -, tho
men nnmad haov ora i, fovo- - III 1
ccsted IN each raae y. recarda ia ect;n,, ~
House to-rnorrow IN tho 'n a4nnia;on tI ~ ta@ ~
Brooks. Morgan, Of Ohio, Is understood
to favor not only the expulsion Of
implicated Sherwood of Pannsv1van1a fovo-o
the expulsion Of Anea and Rroota en3 1a,ara
censure Of tho other implicated msnberas '':e M.
Kinney Of Ohio fayors the erpulsion Of ail and
will vote for ainr1o eInn1a;on' ~ ~
any other way to nnnfsh tha n,avu- ~
bera. T,amiaon ~ s0h;n AZ aer,o
as McKinnev. 1icC1e1iand ~ pannnv1va-.;a on;ao
will vote for e1pellinr Ames and Broo51e Roaa, '
yelt. OF New World wonld eynal III RaII -
New Hamnshire Grh7th ~ pannan1r,-;. ~ ~
E1dr;i~a - 1V;aea..n;s -, - ano
sinn - RraoEs ~ a3+,"11 W. 1pPose me eSpul
Poland Committee. Voorhees,, OF indiana, the
same 90 E1drldge. Perry, OF New York. Is against
the expulsion Of Brooks, but faYors ce1sure.
Van Tnmn ~ chio favnra H. a-nn1e;.,, - ~
or nona R.nda1f js ss;J ~ ito 1.1u - ~
Of Ames and Brooks and tho sarsra spo ~
tne otnef members Terry, OF Virginia, Vaughan,
Of Tennessee, Hibbard, OF Now Hampshir,.
Spear and Movers. Of PeunsylYania viii faror thsa
same aotion az Randall 4 1a,ga numhor
Of rnenoheT. hoth na1norra+s ~ a1Re Bao hunDef
gI1 aon.ue-o1 9otn Oomoctata aao 1ep9oncans,
nave nos yet dec1ded What they will do, but will
Do guided almost wholly by the arguments to be
made.
There is report. which has everv annaarcnca
of accuracy in circn1at;on tn tha afyacf ths+ ~
- !; 70 me enect thst tho
~ .;.1 S: - aoon u lenQunco
ate nlnkie M4se1les, ano taSe "a1e. M1es Edes,
3 "ealthy and cultivated lady OF this city, who
Of the second part. N>'>@ ~ ~ ~A10 patty
nrrrrxn ~. ,.-,
1EAyEswoz1H, &, Kan, ~ Fab. s 21.1The friends Of
oalu"eA hete are ouerlnE to wager large surn5
OF money that tho Senator will retain his place
In the Senate. This sudden elation is caused by
the arrival from Waahincton TO-DAY # 9anatnrs
Smith. and Jaues F. Ie9ate. who II n asaartcd
ta have & positive assurance that Logan and Garpen
resolution. The Caldwell men feel good.
TIE PAEs1pEvr ON THx FISHERIES.
WAsH1SG1oS, Feb. 24-The President sent the f.
zesenta:iyes: 80
EXECUTIVE MAxs1ox.1
WASHINGTON, Feb. a.
the second session Of tho present Congress- in Dece
ber 1871, recommended the Iegislation Necessary On
the articles Of tbs Treaty Of washington Of Nav g.
1871 relative to the fisheries and other matters touch
Ins he relation. Of the United States toward the BIT
the proper egalation ahould be had On tho
part of Great Britain aud its possessions The legs.-
bad not then been hid Hxyino pror to The rneetin1
Of Congress- In December 1ass received otac1al in
Of te e9n.tder.on by azess Britain md i.
bring these articles into operation, communicated
The facts to Congress in nv annual message 1T the
opening Of the present seshjon and ranewed The rec
ommendaton for your early adoption Of legislation in
he direction necessary on tho part Of this Coy
.rnment Tha near approach Of the end Of the session
induces again urgently call your attention to tho
OF this legislation on tho part Of Congress-
It must be Remembered that the Treaty Of Washing
on resulted from an overture On the part Of Great
Britain to treat with reerenco to tha she1es On the
;oast Of Her Msjeatys poaseastous in North Ae1ics
md other questions between the affecting the 1ela-
ions Of the United States towards these possessions
70 this overture the reply WI ade On the part Of
his Government that, whe appzcctating the import
nce Of friendly aEad complete understanding b.
ween tho two Governments With reference to tho sub
ects specially suggested by tho British Government
ras thought that the removal Of differences grow
ng out Of what were generally known a. the
Alabama claims WITS essential to tho restoration Of
ordia and nrucablo relations between fhe two oyeru-
nents and the assent OF this Government to trent On
W "a 4e As4etaeo Maa uaoe oepenuent On tne
ssent o. Great bfltaln to allow the Joint Co1n1asiou
Imeo M nad proposed on TO Questions suggeated By
1a@ oosetuent 10 1ea1 aeo aud eettle Inc o1nefen
70 BIuHluB 0ut OF Inc AAD0fHA ClA1fuA. Gfe3t |