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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-11
By Hoey & O'Connor.
IMPROVED PROPERTY on ITALIA. YE1wRrv
TCHOUPITOULAS AND NEW LEVEE STREkTS
ASSlGSEE'S SALE IN BANKRUPTCY
IN TIKI MATTER OF FREDERICK r ,rsr,..
BANKRUPT.
District Court OF the United States Of America for
the District OF Louis.ana-No. i22, '''
By Hoey & O'Connor.

the Distric, OF Louis.ana-No. i22;. ~" ava
by HOEY & O'CONNOR-NYcuo,as 4,
- hoes Auctloneer.Oftce No, /. Eynh,rgs
place.-SAVCRDAY. October ~ .2-, a. .w.I2.
O'Clock H.. at the Merchants and Auctionsers. ~
Grange. on Royal. between Canal and Cus-omt nm az
streets IN this city o; New Orleans NV yirtu. ~
On order OF the Hon. Z. H. DureII. nudge Of tLe
rs n court or this United States Of Americ. for
.is Olstfct OF Louisiana, sitting in Bankruptcy
W.. ne sod BY public auction the following dc.
sc!Ibed property. to wit
:. CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND in the Fir.. D...
t l.eI % the city OF New Orleans. in the square.
u yea pS Ihalia Tcholitoulas. New Leve. and
ae:,. wow Eiaiol streets designa I'd AZ 10; Ne Is:
so !ot me .sures IS feet six nch. front Thai =
street DS A39 feet 10 inches deep bot para ,iei
.ihes bounded on side by lot No. II. and On
the other sid. by lot No. Is
ANOTHER EsRrAIN LOTS OF GROUND, stu.
2ted IA the same district and square. adj dining the
ABOVE described lot, designated as lot No. 10, ard
measuring IS feet inches front on Thslis street.
by !3S feet 10 inches in de pt together with ali the
DulINlilgS and Improvements on ga ID two lots of
ground and all The rights. ways. privileges and
advantages thereuDtO belonging or in anyws.. au.
pertaining, comprising extensive brick and frame
buildings.
The decree Of the court ordering the sale OF the
above described property directs that the same DO
reed rom all incumbrances, aud the assignee
Act!ns re Che officer OF the court Will convey only
such t1tle a. is in him vested by the assignment
IN bankruptcy and by the Aforesaid order OF court
Of adjudication ''0"4eHs
Ocll l7A3l "
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Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. 3 $50.
DY =. GCffACLT, AUCT1ONEEg--OFFrCH
ID corner OF Exchange aev and Bienvlle street.
THURSDAY. October %. 1874 WIZ De so d st ) r.
NJ, at the foot OF Louisa street Third District of this
city. by virtue Of oVder from the honorable the
Second District Court fox the parish. Of Orleans.
dated August 49, 1871
THE TUGBOAT FAIRFIELD. her tackle. apparel.
furniture. etc: enc four inch gunnei barge. one
SCALE one copper hearth. one skff.
Terms-The purchaser 10 furnish his bond for
the noun: OF he pace Of adiudcat ION wit, good
and solvent security to the satisfaction of Mrs.
Widow William Maitland, tutriX of her minor emil.
a1rer: said bond made payable in the CITY of New
Orleans at twelve months credit from the day Of
sale. and bearing eight per cent interest per an.
tan the clause of five per cent a;to,ner fee ." in
case OF judicial proceedings for the rec. very Of
said bond. ncIi ~ .,
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100 bbls whisky 50 hhds bacon ITO tcs hama and
NEW ORLEANS ST. LOUIS AND CHICAGO RAIL
ROAD. October IO-l562 bales cotton and sundrles
EXPORTS.
MISUNDERSTANDING afsnde--,as4 bales
cotton
CEDAR KEYS-Steamship Lavsca-lO bbls -four
81 bbls pork "a bbls whisky IS bbs potatoes l25
SKIS oats $40 sks bags coffee 50 cks bacon S36
pkgs mdse
NEW YORK-Steamship Western Metropolis
aO95 bales cotton IS hhs tobacco 81 bbls OIL " cks
china SO bdls hides ST bales moss 1872 dry hldes II
bales skins bales wool chs skins 80 hhds iron i.
cases udse oks metal 325 empty barrels
KEY WBST-Steamship Margaret-ll83 bbls Hour
II bbls whisky = bills potatoes 10 tics hams 30 sks
oats 125 axis cora 10 bags coffee 1875 pkgs mdse
RUATAN ISLAND-SchOOiier Gertrude HOwes-s
bbs pork 20 bbls tlouy half bbs beef 5000 shingles
1850 teet lunabeg
IMPORTS.
HAvATA-Ha.k Marie LrOnis2G9l bxs sngae
RIO JANEIKO-Brie Eigil-5Oc0 bags coffee
NEW yOKK-SteamshipN New OIleans-Astd mdse
MEMORANDA.
by Telegraph
New York, October 10, 1874.
To 4. Mou;ton-The steamship knickerbOckes.
Captain Ke;nble, arrived at 4. NJ
Philadelphia, October 9. 1874
To \. 4. Yorke--The steamship Yazoo, Captain
Barrett sailed for New Orleans via Havana at IL ".
to day.
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

BATON KOCGE-Steamer ST John-l.s bales cot.
tOs 95 SKIS cotton seed Is SKIS seed cotton u bbl.
ric. s+s sks rough rice - 5bs molasse. hhds ne W
sugar OF .urdvies
Observation-Disclosures TrentOr-23o bale, co,.
tOu le2 S3s cotton seed sks seed cotton an. sun
dTi.s
BONNET CARRE--Steamer WAwenock-,e ~,
Y!ct 81 skS vough rice and sundrles '
Observation-Disclosures Hoonston-..Y2i ,o,
cation and Ill strlss o"e0
GRAND ECORE-steamel Brvar,v-,oo, to,..
cotton 30 sks estsou seed "a head cattle ana
CIl.t N ~Ae suA-
rice aud sundries o'~A" oois
RECEIPTS BY RAIIROADs.
MOR6ANs LOUISIANA AypT.y.s p.,,en.n
october o-l27 baes cotton bbls rice "a ALL rec
~ ,ks rough nee axis s.-d cotton And sunaries
xoAD. October l9-S2S bales cQttSp 100 tbls ims
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-11
CONfAfGRC L.
SATURDAY EVENING, Octo'

SATURDAY EVENING, october 10. 1874
COTTOE-The sales to-day embraced 2GOO bales
81 about previous rates during the morning, but
provement. We modify oar q 'Otat oBS according
~ and give also the figures and report OF tie Elk
change, as below:
AMERICAN STANDARD or CLASSIFICATION
General Exchange
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-11
The Salt Market

Messrs jackson Manson furnish us the follow.
Ing report of the salt market for the past week:
The demand continues light. Sales cargo
Liverpool coarse in private terms. and one. to
arrive nearly due at SOC = sack. We quote as
follows
From warehouse. From stor.
Coarse delivered 0sR! 10 81 I50I 20
Fine. delivered. l2S0I 80 35Gl 80
Turks Island, y bag, de.
ivered.. ........... :04 - eo9 IS
Buirs tead brand "f table salt. IL pockets.
.: 90 * eaeh as in size.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-11

Stock hard and on khi pbpa,: not ceare. ~ 81,
stock same time last year. 1889
To-iay's exports embrace. 1854 bales 10 liv.
polls I" New York.
Receipts proper since last evening 6s- bates,
4Sainst 1864 on last Saturday and 69l last year
and s"ce August 81. 800 gales. against il S5i
last year increase :los nale..
Abe Exchange kilograms make the receints q, aIi
the ports :1em " NJ. at. II, to ~ ~ tOty !. 40
bae.. against l2.221"" last Saturday and 1909 last
val aud sircs August 81 2S5 SIS ,,ale. apanst
3le1 Q, last ,.ar-neT.as. s.. Al "a,.s ~s''As'
Exports Yesterday to G.ea' Britain none
against none last week. and 9 bale. last wear aud
and 1892 bales last gear.
stocks at -. t.le delivery ports. nate I'D 10 I, NJ.
225!7 bales. against !6O.e2l last wee. and 1856 I7s
TOBACCO--The only Gales reported TO t,av ~er.
and q hhds at =; Sab. tor the week ending
fore. The amount on -si. . now estimated at
2615 hh.s Prices eNilioi; q CONTINUED upward
tendency and find !; r.ces.ar. to revi-.. on.
Citations. as follows Inferior Jugs a, .n.lsc; me-.
dunn fine al a0dli low Leaf ., l,0i2,,.: me
di N al I30i+e: So"a to fine at .50it.. and Sc.
lsefiOns At 1890. Received since lis. evening
non: exported, 50 Ehds 'r York: stock OF. hand b.;
Ulc running II It. men; a3a.
. FkEIGHTS-W. team ;hat all :hr room, ~ All,
70, Liverpool at i6a has been ..k.n up. .,d W.
now quote Ss follows
By stean-Co',on to L,e'pco! a "a: 70 Liv.
erp0oi via New York I-l6.i: 20 H.,;. via NV
York '.c: 10 Bremen a'd Ham urr vi. New
York ,4c; t. Boston via Ne. YORK. a.; 70 New
Yoi. so. 3" PHI ade phia, asc.
Bv sA-CottOn ~ L!veVi.,ol --1.a3.i. "a EArr..
! s. &C. Z. Genoa ! "; 70 B,.tou a..
>UGAR-A lot OF : hh.s new ,ur in Vii. norr
~" from the estate ~ Mile. Taylor Ba>ou La
'O.tIHh parish 81 A. sunp' o,. h, ri., .t@u., st
'"!.,.. unsigned to M.s,r.. u. CAD" Co. elias. ii
choice se.!Ow clarified. and s.li to M. J. ".
Dem ~. 81. dealer. al Nae = io TIN, !. III,
ae.o,.d lot VI new iecs!Se.. Ih. frs, lot vas IN
~ -,.l. Ola the eighth instant a!.i has beer, fujy
noticed
HEW LOUISIANA MOLAs>ES. R-csipts Of new
have low set III for the y a.o End a. mia cam.
in this morning and sold At zoe for common: .5c
FOX sc.,a 87c for prim~ AID ..ms stIeiIY choice
~,i pr ~ste terms.
FLOUR-ODly small local demand, With we'll
assO, t.si stock on hand Ths ss-s arr confined 10
2o9S bb .. comprising 1lsO bbs, on chang VI hch
SO and 50 double q At - IS $50 md coo bbls on
pTiySts terms. and ses bbls Outside. Of which 20 |
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AUCTION SALES.
ADJUSTMENTS.


EmwELL's ACADEMY OF !Muslc,
| EVERY NIGHT. WEDNESDAY AND SATuRpn
MATINEE AT II NJ.
Commencing
aIOnday, October S, 1874.
| Engagement extraordinary snd first appearaueeh
New Orleans of
scHrMANh's WORLD FAM0us GRAND TRAM
ATLANTIC
NOVELTY COMBINATION,
/ Universally recognized as the best and most CON
plete Organization OF the kiud in existence,
thsig OWL pleasing specially, the grand
The srandest entertainment. Of the most Refined
character. evey presented to the public Of thu
Thirty European Stars. every one of them tn
leading representative Of his specially in u
FRUIT STAND in the vestibule for rent.
Box Office open for reserved seats from L.
10 p Brass band serensie quarter 10 seven
Overture by orchestra quarter to eight. oA
GLOBE THEATRE.
Corner Of Baronne and PerdIdo street,
}. KiTTEEDGE.........- ..... Lessee and Manage
Monday Evening, October IL. 1874.
Inauguration oftAe new candidate for public favM
Engagement of the accomplished burlesque artist
THE WORRELL SISTERS.
The celebrated bur'es'ue comedian and vocaNs
W. y. CAl.iLL.
Late Of the hyd'4 Thorapsan Troupe: in connee
f1on with ia 'D'. ccrG plete BURLESQUE AM
VARIETY ORG. ALTON, presenting at the in
tial entertain q: THE popular burlesque of
THE FIELD OF THE CLOTH OF COLI
First GRAND GLOBE MATINEE.
Saturday Noon, October ~. 1874,
Read the popular prices. Box office open.
NEW STARS AND srARTLlNG sENsArlossu
RAPID SUCCESSION. Oh
GT. CHARLES THEATRE.
Opening Night, sunday, October IL.
EVERY EVENING AND SATURDAY MATINEE
The eminent American actor.
E. T. sTETsON.
Supported by
GREENwALLS DRAMATIC COMPANY.
Consisting of twenty eight Ladies and Gentenm
Production Of the world famed sensational drsu,
entitled
NECK AND NECK.
As played by Mr.. STETSON upward Of 700 tina
Splendid New Mechanical Effects.
The marvellous PUBLIC EXECUTION SCENE.
THRILLING RAILROAD SENSATION, ETC.
Beautiful New Music. Songs. Dapces, specalts
etc.
In preparation GR1FFITH GAUNr.
Box office open SATURDAY, October 10.
Oco I. GLEASON. Treasurer
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN.
sunday. October II, 1874.

CLEARED YESTERDAY,
Steamship Western Metropolis. Quick. for New
York
Steamship Margaret. Baker. for Key West via Cedar
Keys
British steamship laiand~ Williams. for Liverpool
Steamship Lavaca COOksev. fer Cedar Keys
Schooner Gertrude HOwes. Ward. for Rustan Island
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
British steamship West Stanley. Peacock, from
Pi.tOn September "a, to G Shepherd SEQ. In
baast--3d district 80
Steamship New Orleans. Dearborn from New York
~ instant. to Mentioned distTictS
Ship it.ska, Cotton. from Antwerp August x, to
Ocean. Zeye.a &co--3d district
SIEAMHOATa.
5: IOh, McE!roy, from Baton Rouge
!f.ut"i UU.tieveaux from " ,s5hinctoo =
NAveIock. q eaSpn, trcm Bonnet Care
Moons on, Gi.lem, from Shreveport
< SY,arly. acOveli. from Grand HcOre
Rice Farmer. Taylor. from Lower Coast
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DROPOSALS........ ..PROPOSAk
OyP1C2 up LOUISIANA fESxr (Nwp,NS

PROPOsALs...............-PROPOsAE
OyY,cx Up LOUISIANA IH~xH CbMpMS
No. % Carondelaf street
New Oraeanss October l. lEgS
The Commission Of Stale Engineers havingtS
day ordered the building Of eighty SID iesees g
various parts of the a-.- dur n. he coming veg
aggregating about 1900 900 Of cubic CARDS II
Leyee Company desire to have these ieyees but
these leyees will be far III ef all the cash
sources at the command Of the Levee rOmpans
They will. III. retose. be compelled 10 NEE. sheel
gehcy ny making contracts fOB Nv ldnR tbea
kvees IN part fer cash and part credit.
Contractors End planters wishing to buiiS sevee
are Invited to Call at the .3iics Of .ias Loussui
Levee Company and examine the lists and specSD
cations. and obtain information az to terms.
Planters and others residin. u :hs vicinity y
the broken levees will have the pref.1e0cvA Oh
tanning contracts. should they desire
THOMAS 7. PIX.
&c! 15c Secretary ard Tgeasuses
~ undersigned har. formed . ~opa.' eesship@
der the firm of SIMMONS, RAiNEI 4 80. fol th
purpose OF conducting the business. ct eorDpres
ing r cotton: and have leased TIE Mex 2his ~
Having had many yea,s esr~,sien ~ n the Go.
ron ftess business. We Ca. sssu,e Gus treads rs
!he1r 1nterests. when Coufidvd 70 rs, will be care
promptly attended to.
Our charges for cemprsss!ns. 4raysgs. etc.. VI
oe tne same as mag be charged from tame 10 Nms
Dv the MAJORITY of presses ~ the city. We efsi
oaf services % shippefs in the SlN sOnfdence Of
otIng able 20 gi's entire satis action. GAd Aspect
'"Ily sa1.st a sLsse u tbeiE patronage, ,,xs
H. p RAINEyo
G. DRISCOLLs
New Orleans. September -. l87. SEQ
GRIP AGENTS AND OWNERSHIP
~ undersigned respectfully annssnc's eo'hseh
agents and ow aefssn the port at %e~ cS!s a's the
Captain 4. W. Foster Is bis legally appoi1tes
deputy. and is fully authorized 10 D.sforA ~ 81
q
LEONARD ". sKWFGI.
Master Warden. Gas.jee Court p
View Orleans, September ". 1873. eeH
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REMOVAL.
MISCELLANEOUS,

DURING my temporary absence ae Tashdngn
J. AD. ROZIER. Esq. attorney .at.lswo
Noe 5 Commercial Place.
viii represent mes
j. So WHITAKER
No. 81 CarOudelet stree
New Orleane, October o. 1874, ,oc9;
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-11

The market opened with . good demand and
moderate offerings, but with satheY lea, strength
i'll price,, except for staple kinds. and 1900 bates
changed hand, during he morning, at prices indi.
eating no quotabl~ variation. aft-X which the ad-
vantage was still nOf- Oh the side OF tao bsyels
and further sales were effected to the extent OF
400 bales, mostly a. eight falling Oft. ind.
Gated by our revised quOfa'io
The amount Nn shipboaid not cleared goac on
board ami engaged for shipment was set down at
fh@ opening ''s morning at y 500 ba!es. embracing
1900 tor Liverpool 25OO for ia and $500 Tor the
North which, when deducted from the stock on
band by gu, running stafemeui yesterday evening
leaves Is 500 bales present quantity await.
ing at tne landing and ia presses nns"ld await.
ing orders.
The Exchange reports: "sales .soo bales. market
We have been furnished by she superintendent
o. the Cotton Exchange With considerable por.
from which we make the following extracts:
e. My report is not as full as iwould have liked
owing {" the opposition Of maI,y factors and 10 nv
MOI having an asssta ant IN ever, press yet enough
has been done 70 warrant ms. sal ing that il can
be taken as fair index Oh the main points TO be,
attained. to Wit: the amount OF abuse and the
remedy.
AS regards the first. I am satisfied, after =
;hor"osh investigation, that ! rattle. under thar,
rami fed that It ;s not possible designate them
al ore OF the worst, srisin. from the ius ,c,on
Of co,ton N the press room ! nave .iem"nstt a,-d
can be oDvated entirely without int. If ring with
a sa'ssiac cory inspection DEF tanning the press,
'As :" III. sec"nd an, SO far satisfied with the
working OI .OTr sules that ) consider incur no
:isk III pledginS myself that with the .O.operati"n
of aD Che factors and buyers Will stop the abuse
aud cohh,e the quantity "i loose TO wat is lsgi.
m Ne and unavoidable in hanHling cotton aud
which will more than pay the EXPENSES OF supey.
visng.
~ would respectfully su:g... 20 factor. the ,m
por'ance Of call. ctn. the overweight Of brokers
samples AS i; the only to Cuuiiue Ih.,n a.,
I hr weight allowed av tbr rules
.! beg to cal! Your afen:i" 10 the follow ne evils
(Which veIy much ilnI."e my success;
"First-Purcaser. sv. their ia pe. tors author
i.y take loose without SUPERVISION. or even al
Nv ing the supesvisnr to weigh hat is taken
This tends Z" keep w Junk .!".s where clas.rrs
;" posed can Se gi OF hen extra Gotten. EuS.
FRS have tn. remedy Toy Vim. in Ieir own hands
econd--s'a ssers Tx nS their sam ..l.s 10 iunk
sh0 and there trimming them and sel!n. Che |
sur plus-a practice which has become a reonI.r
40 with some assrTs and is alH sorry to say.
,ecnlLlins pre'.y general.
In all - 90S bales of have been s,,pryf.e
IL akns %, al pounds Of loos. Of ~. descriptions
nc' HdING factors and brokers' sample. " J. ~ II,
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Hides dull and prices III favor of buyers. 500
eer. at &c aud S00do al g. &c are among the weeks
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BY s. Guinault.
SUCCESSION OF WILLIAM MAITLAND.

Second District Court for the Pa.isf, Of Orleans
No. 3. $50.
, 1874-01-13

and reasonable oxtra compensation for delay md do
milrraGo Of cars, aud oxtra 1nb0r Of handling, Where
anch stoppsgo Ut cars trana unloading of stuck
from tho snno shall DO necchsary for tho proper
Ing for animals and compliance with tho splr Intent,
sna m1SsannS Of tho aets Of Congress- In rid matters
the Commission to 10 nxcd by thia bill.
fREIaHr COMMISSIONERS.
. a commission Of fvo persons Is 10 be establshedt
tfee Of whom nre to be appointed by the President
~ anu Will tho alvcD Of tho Senhte, and two by ta
us}ampany: WHO shall have full power and au-
Snafgea on each class Of freight and
W. w. eacn artioo other than those hercinoctoro
specifically oct FORTH who shall
ieuhco tle fnsca OF freight on articles not horelu
s.i aa neofly as may bo IN proportion OF the
~ Anreh tnnao On pHik ifeiBhta from tho tate8
H. - .9to IN tno great East aud West through hnea on
Luz 1st aaS Of January. 1874.
t uuou =! M sasea IN consideration of tho require.
w t a. o os smai"ntee Gi in,eteat at tho rato OF
ptf eens ncr annu!n, payoolo haiE-yoar!y4 upon
IT, ~ ~ .n1 ~. t - tuo eons.sacuoa OF tao nan
r. osa ~ aa @ ~ 10 o1cepn @ ~ .ae ag8!oRase
sano,o ,eoo no9san@ @ aGars per nc o. ~ equivalent
snif ~ lug oonah SO sna! not oe
soa sor coab Of olsGaed 1 y OK tho company s1eept
York 10th nrincnnt as II tnc c9 ., He"
tn IL crcafrI ~ roi,s;t.o ~ 11i,N aul ~
Thts c1nrtor md ali nriyIjcUra cTain "orsinnd ~.
declared 10 ba suhirct to e oontroi ri onarnas ~ to
lilo moll0cation alteration ar rencnl of thn sn,nr
uunEAu or rHANsronTArroY
a bilf which wss referred 10 tio oo,nniltoo on Ia
ways md Canals establishing 13nrua,1 Of rranspor.
tation and 10 rcrunfo tin nj raitroni and
TRANSPORTATION Gompaules efnptuycd In 1ntor.Etato
con,I,crco Il in nrnnoacd nmnno other tfnTs to n1
roint ono Commssioior aud four Assistant Com1nis-
, 1874-01-13
THE CHlEF-JuSTiCESHlP.

u. ~ RI 5srfht.u
Snee.a. oI"a.e" 70 e. a"' oaean' a'oa@e
WASHINGTON, -. " uc'' l'lu eon'etsa"on ,s,'
Ind with Administration Senator Tonight with re-
gard to cushing'B nomination, the President said:
<,..., ,,.s sa.snss W., ~, .,,t ho dtan,t
1uEca h11n' because you sa1o tnat no o1aot
know enough. Then I sent in tho Mans
of nun who Ia recognized by
In NJ, .ho-ouo1, !, ,vyor anil vo,, o1,f.rt In him
. 1o oa1 "H '"o!ou.n t@"5o1t ~. Jo1 ~ w
oeaoso you sas he s oh a'nelss. IL Sou se'ec' na''
will aond tho name Of Joseminh i. black."
a, ,b,, un.eemlv dclav and ia crown smna,,cnt
y. Las "nsse' ue-', 1Na " e1'"H l ,a
Ho bus surprised people quite frequently OF late'
s,rprses III store, scnrtor Cameron, who os hitherto
n s 10 70 .
ho w voo aaanat % tho 10 comfirnation In sxp]anation
sx,vnn'a 40 1'''"AA'" 'AAS ~ A"o '''eA4 AN'
0s''""'"' rr>, ,,,,, w -n,,v,,o
,o u+., oasaNna ~ tas @ - ~ ao+ WIN ,,au,,,v
nut IN thai thar a1tra ine II tie naocent b,t Cheerful
ait ~ ~ n,;nn n,ont autoIro ~ n1hurns mi i,nnor
tmnius scusioTa for teir sinst.,rcs, found other &C.
cunatto t"dnw r .voa IN cnnJct Senators 1tnnw tn
onposo ~ ca,;rrnn of Danr intn thn mreaence
tc so1as n H. "ao snato 1ahv ier IN Gainns
ih1u t -. sMt .e Ta't ~ y. an, oo,t ,,,rtnnrs l.,
H." !rsriro m a nr' 1'e athsr tIins II
i stated, for number oi years.
esch othsr 1stniamtu IL credited viii tIo 11ea Of
makiun his friend Caleb GUSHING Chief-Justice uut,
aut Wy psesen ~ 10 MnR ~ aGSu!u WV o''tns t
tnougat 70 me fres1aent. 1,,n nt.es nas c,n aSta
~ ta ctn go couSrotnu Ia 1a,rc csrncsv
set S1 rosG ra rnr M sde cor nrac H. na
@ a asath: Inc nfss 5ena9or ~ LIZ ~
trr oa ,. "on ".: is +1' if,sr ' 'ancnE liz
1 ne.a aa1lucs ~ Mnier tao 'a',1a , ot ,, n,a
ea ln.sTfSu snat n'a1 hH mIe % ~ ,,n
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, 1874-01-13
WASHINGTON.
The Senate Votes to Repeal
the Salary-Grab Bill
Of 1873.
The Salaries of the President
and Supreme Court Judges
Excepted.
No Mileage for tho First Session
Of tho Forty-first Con-
grcss,
The House Almost Unanimous
Against Increased Tax
alton.
House Dill for the Regulation Of Inter-
State Commerce.
Bill to Regulate Freight and Passenger
Rates on the Central Pacific
Railroad.
Also o Bill to Establish q Trans~
portntion Bureau.
Further speculations Regarding the
Chief-Justiceship.
Further Speculations Regarding the
Chief-Justiceship.
THE SALARY REPEAL,
6peeial Dfspateh 10 THE Chfraqo Tribune.


THE sENATEs VOTE FOR nEpEAI.
WASHINGTON, D. G., JIM. 12.-After consuming
eleven days Of precious tn1o In uee1esa talk, tho
8onatc this afternoon, voted to repeal tho Saary BILL
It iB doubtful II this result would hare been reached
soon had not Mr. Conklug, who had takeu no part
In tho debate UP to this time, to tho with
Ills substitute for tho Hose bill aud lis amendment,
mr. Conkngs bill in effect repeals the net Of 1873,
and restores al the snlaries thon Increased. except
those Of the President and Justices Of the Supreme
Court back TO what they wero befors the Salary bil
Fas adopted.
WHOLESALE MILEAGE.
It restores tho old mileage systo in oil ita original
purity mixing 1t apply after the present session aud
il there Ia auy truth In tho remarks Of Senator Chnn
cr delivered On Friday provides for tho frce trans
portation 10 and from tho Capital Of members Of Con-
grets, thelr families, and other bngG1go+
SENATOR aonpoNs SALARY.
Senator Gordon Of Georgia, probably tho most olo
nucnt orator on the Democratic side of the Chnnbcr
though voted for tho rcpca Is not convinced that
his services not worth 1850 ycnr However,
measure Of economy, ho Is willing to accept tho
reduction, but at the mo would Ike to see the
Commanded the adrance Of Gen. Earlys army In 1854.
when tho lattor besieged Washington.
SENATOR ANTHoNY's AMENDMENT.
Senator Anthony m4de an effort to amend Mr.
Conkinga substitute 50 as not to touch tho salaries Ut
any but Congressman but this wns SO at varianco with
the spirit Of tho resolution to receive no support
TIE FINAL VOTE.
When It camc to tho hnnl vote On Mr.. Conkling' g's
bill there were only eight Senators who had tho
cad conncnnnces Of thoso who had voted In thu affirm
atIye that nothing but wholesome dread OF public
opinion kept them from going in tue Opposite direc-
present. tho Benato viii nos 60 Into discussion On
tho Dutipunl finances.