, 1874-04-09

The Panama Railroad to-day the follow
ing ticket was elected: Russell Sage
Geo. Scott, 81. Butler, John NJ. Burke
Frank Work. Geo. J. Forrest. A. B
Stockwell, sim. Barlow, B.P. Nissan
C. X. Garrison. Chas.J. Osborne, T. W
Park and Rufus Hatch. Russell Sag
was elected President.
! This morning the steamer City of Qua
temala, of the Pacific Mail Steamship
line, arrived from Aspinwall with 40t
tons of tea, direct from China. This il
the first shipment that has been made
by the Panama route.
A settlement has been completed be.
tween the Northern Pacific Railroad Co
and the estate Of Jay Cooke& Company
whereby their advances to the road art
discharged by the acceptance of the
Company's frst mortgage bonds and
other securities.
HARTFORD. April 6, eveaing.-Inger-
soil, Democratic. is reelected Governor
by an increased majority. Both Houses
of the Legislature are Democrats. Mid
night-Returns from III towns, and es
Inmates from the remaining Is. give In
gersoll q majority of 10000. The Sen.
ate stands Republicans and 16 Demo
Gratis. .tf
HARTFORD, April Z, 2AM.-Returns to
the Courant from all towns in the State,
except seven, give the following result
Ingersoll, 1896 Harrison, 39292; Smith,
1864.
Providence, R. l., April Cit is un-
derstood that the proceedings in bank
ruptcy against the Sprague Manufactur-
ing Company will be discontinued on
Wednesday. -
WASHINGTON, April e.-The House
suspended rules and passed the bill do
mating six hundred and forty acres at
the Fort Steilacoom Military Reserva>
ton for an Insane Asylum in Washing
ton Territory. ss A1t s9l4 .
Mitchell presented memorial signed
by 1853 citizens of the State of Oregon,
and the Territories of Washington and
Idaho, asking Congress to make an ap-
preparation to open the Columbia River
to the commerce of the world. 1t was
referred to the Committee on Commerce
Senator Mitchell made his final srgu-
ment before the Senate Committee on
Railroads this morning in favor of his
bill in aid of Portland, Dalles and Salt
Lake road. Every indication points fa-
vorable report at an early day. The
Committee will conclude its considera-
ton at the meeting next Monday.
SAN FRANc1sco. April 4.-It is reported
that Mr.. Taylor. former ,ent Pacific
Mail Company, will succeed Capt. Hig-
gins as agent at this place.
A Chinaman was arrested to-day on a
charge Of having kidnapped one of his
countrywomen few days since. The
woman has been restored to her friends.
Showery weather to-day threatens to
prevent the great 20 mile trotting race
at Oakland. announced for this after
noon.
Yesterday evening two men who know
Darkin. the escaped convict from the
county Jail, rode with him in a street
car long distance and although there
is large reward for his arrest neither
deemed it prudent to appreheud him.
Weather pleasant. clear and warm.
Many people have left the city to wit
ness the 20 mile trotting race al Oakland
Park between Stewart and May Boward.
It is feared that the wounds of Frank
Green inflicted by Charles johnson il
an ARRAY at the Ocean Side House yes
terday, will prove fatal.
Greenbacks, 8S O. 8SZ.
1t is reported that Hatch of the Pacif.
ic Mail Company will visit this city soon
on business of the Company:
| The Coroner will to-day hold an aut.
opsy in the case of Mrs. Chas. A. Sum-
ner, who died suddenly yesterday
The Alaska brought 633 Chinese.
Goodal & Nelson deny the report that
they are to withdraw their Southern
Coast line of steamers.
New YORK, April 4.-District Attor-
ney Torrors' of Brooklyn, letter request
ing his second assistant, Hugh, to re-
sign, is published. 1t is as follows: II
designated you as my second assistant
upon the urgent request of Attorney
General Williams. your brother-in-law.
1 am now compelled, from circumstances
which you doubtless understand, to ask
of you your resignation. For many
WccAb w A0vC DSSA uso&O3 ~ W IL duO
the interests of this office. and have been
in close conference and intimate relation
with John D. sSanborn and his friends.
have reeson to believe that for weeks
yon have been conveying to Sanborn
and bis friends secrets of this Office and
its prosecutions and have been indds
triously at work in the interest of Mr..
Sanborn. while at the same time you
have professed friendship for me, and
have been in confidential relations with
Tme in the prosecution Of the Sanborn
case? I am also well aware that you
have been all this while plotting for my
removal and aiding the Sanborn influ.
ence by all the means in your power to
secure my removal, and have made your
boasts that you would. through the
newspapers break me down in this city
land Brooklyn; and through your rela-
tionship with the Attorney General to
secure my removal in 80 days.
New ORLEANS, April 4.--Near Mont