, 1874-05-21

PARIS, May Duke De Broglie ac-
cepts the change of the left and extreme
right on the Electoral Bill, and will make
a motion for its discussion capital
question. M
LITTLE Rock, May 14.-Both Houses
met this morning, and adopted resolu-
tons requesting the President to put
the Assembly in possession of the State
House and State property, and to take
action necessary for the dispersion OF
tie armed forces now disturbing its do
mestic peace.
WASHINGTON, May 1.-THE strange
fatality attending the Sanborn witnesses
follows the Boston lawyer, Prescott, to
whom Sanborn and Spears paid $2S, GOO
fees. The Committee summoned Pres
cott, to learn for what or from whom he
received the money. but witness was ia
ken seriously i'll at New York. accord
ing to the certificate of some physician,
who was formerly a surgeon on Buffers
/ staff. Butler intimates a disposition
not to debate the repeal Of the Sanborn
contracts.
CHICAGO, May 14.-Schooner Paulico
sailed from this port to-day for Cork.
ireland, direct, with cargo Of corn as
freight, at the rate of SOC per bushel in
gold.
DETROIT, May IA dispatch states
that the tug Taws blew up on Lake HUI
ron this morning. All hands were lost
except the Captain and first engineer.
| WASHINGTON, May 15.-Mormon apol-
ogists cite the fact that DIR. Bernhiselt,
the first Delegate from Utah, was poly
gamlst, as precedent for not expelling
Cannon. Bernhiselt ante dates the
present Congressional act making poly
gamy crime. Cannon threatens, in
defense, to expose the icentious prac-
tees of Congressman, if there is re-
port against him.
At special cabinet meeting to-day
the Arkansas question was discussed
1t was decided to await the action of the
Legislature. Orders will be issued as
soon as the Legislature decides who is
Governor.
SAN Francisco. May 15.- Mr.. Creigh-
ton, mate of the steamer S.M. Whipple,
was caught this afternoon between the
vessels hawser and some part of the
boat and crushed to death.
Flour, $5 90; for jobbing lots. extra,
So 90.
Wheat, 81 s71a(91 S5.
Barley, brewing, 81 1914.
Oats, 81 45(91 60.
Hay, fair wheat, $1s919; all kinds,
s15@19.
Potatoes, New Mission and Half
Moon Bay, 81 50<91 IS.
WASHINGTON, May 15.-The Presi-
dent has issued proclamation which
is telegraphed to Little Rock. The
proclamation sets forth certain disor-
derly and turbulent persons having com
bine1 together to arrest with force of
arms of the authority Of Baxter as Gov
ernor of Arkansas; that Baxter has been
declared duly elected by the Legislature,
the only competent tribunal that he has
in accordance with the Constitution of
the United States, called on the Presi-
dent to protect the State from domestic
violence; that both House and general
assembly convened by Baxter, have also
made similar request of the President,
and the President being authorized by
the Constitution and Laws to render as
sistancc asked in such cases and to COM
mand dispensing fsuch Insurgents, the
President, therefore, now issues his
Proclamation commanding all turbulent
and disorderly persons to disparse.
To retire peaceably to their respective
homes within ten days and hereafter
submit themselves to the laws and au-
thofity of the executive and other con-
stitutal authorities of the State.
/ New YORK, May 1.-THE President
will recognize E. Baxter as Governor of
| Arkansas.
Under the Attorney Generals opin-
ion, the President is still awaiting the
complete printing of the records of the
Court Martial in General Howard S case,
but is certain the Court was unanimous
on all letters effiecting his character as
an officer and gentleman also. In COM
mending his conduct as commissioner,
his complete innocence is established.
LITTLE Rock, May 15.- Presiding Of
fcers OF both Houses Of the Legislature
to-day received the Presidents Procla-
nation recognizing Baxter as Governor
of Arkansas. Many people thronged to
Baxter's quarters during the day to con-
graduate him, and great rejoicing pre-
| Walls Ill tuCs CAty 3D6AtSA eO1SesJ, AoouSN
general orders complimenting his SOL
diers for their bravery.
LONDON, May 15.-Czar and party
reached Buckingham Palace to-day.
Immense crowds lined the route of the
procession from Paddinaton Station to
the Palace. Gar, Prince of Wales,
| Grand Duke Alnxes, and Duke of Edin-
burgh occupied one carriage, and Prince
Arthur, Princess of Wales and Duchess
of Edinburgh another. The latter was
cheered vehemently because it had been
understood lately that there existed
bitterness between her and the Prince
of Wales in relation to the question of
rank. ~.s4.en
| In the House of Commons to-day,
Brouke, under Secretary for Foreign
Department, stated that the Government
Of Guatemala offer, an indemnity and
reparation for the outrage committed