, 1874-06-11

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ExoLus1vELY TO THE DAILY DISPATCH.
PHrLApE1pH1A, June 3.-A meeting of
sAe stock holders of the California &
Texas Railroad Construction Company
was held yesterday, but through want
Of q quorum adjourned till the 4th
inst, when detailed statement of the
company's financial position, profits.
etc., will be presented.
LITTLE Rock, June 3.-The following
appointments have been made by Gov
ernor Baxter: E. H. English, Chief
Justice, vice Mcclure impeached and
suspended; VIM. NJ. Treryson, Associate
Justice, vice Stephenson, resigned; John
L. Reardee and F. NJ. Compton. Asso-
ciate Justices, vice Garland and Bennett.
impeached and suspended; John l..
Clemder. Circuit Judge. vice Whitlock,
resigned; J. C. DAVIS, Circuit Judge.
vice Clayton, resigned; J. N, Smyth,
Commissioner of Immigration and State
Lands, vice Gray, impeached and sus-
pended. sg
81 New York, June 3.-Annc unced from
Washington that subscriptions to the
new five per cent. loan continue to be
received at the Treasury, and the call
for five millions of five twenty bonds
may be shortly expected.
The Express says the directors have
Just declared quarterly dividend OF
two per cent. payable July 18th.
During May the funded debt OF the
city, according to the Controllers re-
port,increased about 81, 500. .OOO, making
an increase of over $11, 1,OOO,O in two
years and three-quarters of Reform gov
ernment.
WASHINGTON, June 3,-The President
has nominated Harvey W. Scott for Col
lector of Customs for Willamette Dis
trict. 4+A
PORTLAND, June 3.--The following
are the majorities from the counties, as
far as heard from: jackson, Grover,
$50; Lane, Tolman, 25; Linn, Grover,
so; Yamhill, Grover, $50; Clackamas,
Grover, 81; Multnomah, Tolman, 553;
Josephine county has probably given a
small Democratic majority. The three
principal precincts in Douglas County
give Grover SO majority. Polk is re-
ported for Grover by a small majority
Very likely the Democrats will elect
nearly the whole of the State ticket. In
this county the Independents elect one
Senator, 3 Representatives, the clerk
and sheriff. The returns from the State
are not sufficiently pronounced one way
or the other to give the definite result
on the State ticket, but both parties
concede the election Of Grover. Eight
counties yet to hear from.
r PHILADELPHIA, June 3.-G.B Roberts
was promoted to the Vice Presidency OF
the Pennsylvania Central r. R. Co. to-
day. . . '''-l
) CONCORD, N. H., June 3.-Senate and
House in joint session to-day, elected
James A.Weston Governor. Vote stood,
Weston, 1872; McCutcheon, 151.
NEW YORK, June 3.-Ths Produce Ex-
change Committee had highly satisfac-
tory interview with the President to-day,
regarding the Canadian Reciprocity
Treaty. They believe it will be sent to
the Senate soon.
WAsHNGToN, June 3.-Bristow will
probably assume the charge of the
Treasury department on Friday next
He had an interview with the President
to day.
LONDON, June 4.-The Times says at
tempts at an alliance between the centres
of the French Assembly will probably
fail. Right centre objects to the recog-
milton Of Republic, which left centre
considers indispensable.
OTTAWA, June 3.-The Cabinet Coun-
Gil last evening, discussed the Recipro-
citv. Treaty. Canadian Commissioners
will shortly return to Washington and
attempt to obtain an amelioration of
certain proposed terms.
San Francisco, June 4.-Jas. Lick
donates nearly his entire property to the
public by the following deeds of trust:
$7O0,O00 for the Tahoe observatory;
$500, 900, to endow school mechanical
arts for this state; 1920, 900. for public
monument; $3.50, 900. for public baths;
$4,000, for old ladies home and residue
in excess of $780, 900. to Academy
of Science and pioneers.
SAN,DIEGo, Gala, June 4. This
mornings Union has the following from
Prescott, Arizona, under date of the Sd:
The District Court met yesterday
but the Sheriff is having difficulty in
getting grand jury, owing to every
body's being in the mountains prospect
ing and working out titles to mines.
Capt. Hamilton's Company of Caval~
ry has joined its station at Camp Low
ell. During their march through the
mountains from San Carlosto Old Camp
Grant and Tucson DO fresh Indian signs
were seen, but when near Tucson, in the
Santa Catarena mountains, two dead
Indians were found, one headless, sup
posed to be the trunk of Cochinay. In
the Santa Tresa Mountains, to the East
ward, large smoke was discovered,
which was believed to be the announce,
ment from Cazedon's band of the cap-
ture of Schunz, who had been secreting
in that range of mountains and for
Major Randall had