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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-07
New York EOteS.

THE GLENDkSHING SCANDAL.
NEW YORK, October The judicial COM
mittee OF the Presbytery OF JERSEY CITY an
nOunce that they will be in session this at er-
noe n TO hear any person who may have charges
to prefer against Rev. John s. Glendenuing,
pastor OF the church of which the late Mary
Pom eroy was member.
SALE OF THE FURNITURE OF THE FREEDM Ans
BANK.
The offic5 furniture and fixtures Of the branch
of the Freedmans bank in this city have bssn
sold.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-07

NEW YORK, September THE Protestant
Episcopal convention began this morning in ST
Johns chapel, Earick street, where the relig
ious services OF the body were held. The chauei
was filled almost TO the doors by the congrega
ton, and the aisles and passages were packed,
people encroaching on the open space iu front
OF the communion rail. The morning service
and communion service OF the Episcopal church
were celebrated, many prominent divines par
dcipating.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-07

NASHVILLE, TENH., October Tx. .Prssi-
dent johnson spoke three hours and a half at
Sbelbyville yesterday. His speech was mainly
devoted to defending himself ag gainst the Union
and american Chattanooga special and editorial
OF october 8, in which he was designated a. an
ex-republican President and in favor OF repudi.
alton OF the state and national obligations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-07
The delaware FIeestou

WILMINGTON, DEL, September 1T.-An elec-
ton was held Yesterday in this state for inspec-
tors and assessors to conduct the election in
November. A full vote was polled, with the
following results Kent county, democratic
majority, 146; Sussex, 217; New Castle, IO2.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-07

ANoTHER RKeiMEKT OF TRooPs ORpsRRp
souTH.-General Sheridan was to-day notified
by the Secretary OF War that If he could snare
regiment OF infantry from his commsnd. to
send IL south for service in that section Annii-
cations are constantly reaching the Department
from Alabama, Tennessee and louisiana for
troops, and to comply with all tie applications
forces Of the army.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-07
MOulfOn,a ROnd.u,om

NEW YORK, October 7.-Messrs. woodruffand
Robinson, partners OF Frank ID. Moulton, this
morning became his be ndsmen for his appear
snce upon the indictment found against him for
slanderiDg Rev. I'll. w. Beecher.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-07
Death 0f an Rdifnr

AUGUSTA, GA, October flames Gardner,
Tor many years editor and proprietor of the
COnStttutioRdlttt, and lately OF the firm OF Hoyt
& Gardner, New York, died at his residences
near this city this morning, aged 62.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-07
Suit Against the Former washington
Agent of Pacific Mail

NEW YORK, october The Pacific Mail
Steamship Company has begun suit against
Richard II. Irwin, Its late San Francisco agent
and agent ofthe company at Washington during
former administration, to recover $3.50. .OCO'
which he is alleged to have appropriated
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-07
The Races ar Fordham

FoRDHAM, October The first race TODAY
was Tor purse of $500, distance one mile The
following started; Quits, Preakness, Audu-
bon, Picolo, Governess, Marmion, Stanford,
Hooker, Grey Planet, Fadladeen and Red Bird
Fadiadeen won; Preakness was second, and
Grey Planet third. Time, Las.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-07
Fire I'm BaIfIm0re,

BALTIMORE, october "A two story brick
building, corner or Pratt street and East Fails
avenue. occupied by granite roofing company,
was destroyed by fire this morning. Loss, 81 600:
insurance, Zoo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-07

GEESRP.AL SHERMAN arrived at Cincinnsti
yesterday afternoon aud took his daughter to
No.fe Dane Academy, near Reading, Ohio. He
viii proceed at once 10 ST. Lonis.
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Horrible Death Of Youth In Baitf.

BALTIMORE, oct. This morning, while
Wm Batty, aged sixteen, was ascending in an
elevator In Beatty & Co.'s cracker factory, Du-
gans wharf, some one called him from below
and looking over the side of the elevator, his
head WAS caught between it and the ceiling
above, and horribly mangled, killing him in
stantly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-07

THR COURT or COMMISSIONERS of Alabama
Claims have taken recess untn November 5,
in order TO allow claimants te arrange their
business under the regulE;ioGs prescribed by
the cnlrt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-07

SECRETARY RRlsTow returned TO Wa hing
ton this morning md was at his desk in in the
Treasury depS,rtmept,
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LIEUT.. COMMANDER KELLOGG, who was in
command of the Monitor Ajax, died at Pensa-
cola yesterday, ef yellow fever, and two other
officers there are seriously i'll OF the came dis
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and C.tcssip,

INTERNAL REVENUE rece, pts to-day, 1885,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-07
Gen. Bulier GiveS IL TIN

NEW YORK, October IA Worcester dis
patch says Gen. Butler has written to a deleg ate
20 the republican convention saying he Is not a
candidate for the governorship.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-07

NAVAL ORpgBs.--Msster James Franklin to
the coast survey; Passed Assistant Surgeon L.
l.. Ruth TO special duty in the uresu of Medi-
cine ard Surgery. Det2cheG-Ensign A. G..
Dillingham from the Nor tn Atlantic station
and ordered TO proceed home and rel port arri " al
Ensign Sidney A. StauntOu from the HYDRO
graphic office and ordered to the Earrsgansett
Noyembar 9th; Surgeon j. Z. Tyron from the
naval rendezvous at New York and ordered to
temporary duty at the Pensacola navy yard;
Surgeon j. II. Tinkham from the Constellation
ana ordered TO the naval rendezvous at New
York.
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The Massachusetts Republican Co,
ANoTHER RRelMgnT OF TRo.

WORCESTER, October THE republican
state convention met at noon. DIR. Loring was
chosen temporary chairman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-07

AN ILLUsTRATIos-Mr. Editor.-In yonr
very pertinent paragraph in last evenings
STAR upon the recent letters of Messrs Charles
O'CODDor and Reverdy johnson on the Louis
lana question, you make the following re marks
mistaken IN the first instance, that the Presi-
dent having once made his decision it is final
fy." Now this reminds me OF the ethical
teachings of q stammering old lady, one of Mr..
JObnson's count trywomen, who used to say 20
her boys, "my sons, never take and take aud
tell lie; bur, il YOU take and take and tell a
lie, why take and take and stand to it."
CALVERT COUNTY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-07

PRESIDENT GRANT a d party arrived al ST.
Louis Monday night in special car. 1t was
detached from the train On reaching east ST.
Louis, and was brought over the bridge and
through the tunnel. on reaching the custom
house excavation the trsin stopped and the
party had fine view of the woTks the fOunia-
tiOD walls of which were illuminated bv cal
cum lights. The lsb0rers greeted the President
with cheers. Quite nnnber of the President s
personal friends AMI several federal officials
met the Presidential party on the opposite side
OF the river aud accompanied them through the
tnDnel to the Linden hotel. Yesterday the
President and MIR. Bcrie rode out to the fair
visited the various departments, inspected the
stock on the grounds, aid expressed themselves
much pleased a. the exh bition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-07

TIE REPORTS of heads OF div sions of the
Sixth Auditors Office have been submitted,
and will be embraced in the forthcoming an
nual report of the auditor for the fiscal year
ending June 50, 1874. In the examining dIvi
sion the accounts examined were l3l ,2J9, in
yolving S2i,66e $50 02, an excess over last Jear
of Sl,7s ,203 80. In the money order division
were ,i20, ,633, (amount S74, ,42i ,S54 10 an ex
cess over last year of ,0Gi ,9i7. "a mount SIG
90S ,640GZ) International money orders Issued,
1l2,614, involving S2,265 24Z32. Last year the
nun her of such orders Issued was 81 ,8i1 invOlV
ing 81 ,S63 ,512.3I.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-07

OIAAfhO OONTR RACT- Tenn
pordTy Suspension Of the Issue Of OFciaI .Stamped
EHreIopes.-Mr. K. W. Barber, Sd Assistant
Postmaster General, has issued q circular ad-
dressed TO postmasters OF the larger oic ces st
ing tnat as the new contractors for furnishing
Hsrtford,l are not prepared with the neces.srv
iaclnues ior carrying on the work, there will
De q tempor airy suspension Of the issue OF snch
envelopes, and that as q consequence and i'm
Crder not 70 retard the public business All post-
masters requiring envelopes for on ciai use will
Iot tne present De furnished with the ordinary
poet once (unstamped) envelopes and with OF.
clal postage stamps to be sfi xed thereto The
stamps and envelopes will be forwarded in sen-
arate parcels, as fast as they can be mannfar-
tuTed. The department will exercise its oyvn
discretion in hling requisitlons; and suppljas
for the larger Offices will, in each case be re-
fuced as low a. the emergency NAV demand
The circular add that no assurances can ~
pre- sent be given as 70 when the supply of off,
cial stamped envelopes will be resumed; but IL
is hoped thst il will be at sn early data.
This action OF the department would seem tn
Indicate that IL will be some time before the
Plgmpton company (Which received the con-
tract for furnishing stamped envelopes aud
newspaper wrappers for four years from the Ist
lrstsnt.) will be able to fulfill the terms of its
contract. Meanwhile large number of reaui-
Ssuohs lot Ordinary stamped envelopes for pub
.e use are accommodating n the department aud
. zee cannot be filed until the Contractors are
=. nc 10 supply them- According to the terms of
nc 'ns Eohuset the PlymptOn company were to
Nor possessing the req uiste facilities tbey vera
thsnie 10 a. this. and the depsrtment will
ooubtess wait "A reasonable periJd 10 enable
Lbt IA 90 coippiete their Arrangements FAILING
70 Go tbs within reasonable tims the oatracr
WI PROBABLY DC spnulied by the department,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-01-07
Haufopfermms zines Gat6ofi(den
= 2Ni(fOnGrS.
C@us Der ,aatb. MilIorsn."0

Sn jiinsitcr 3eit bat Der @usiab auI Den
9 anowid SnieIn Tim itilen Oceam
SroBe 0erbeerun9 angeri9tet; Die &c9ie=
rung bat bic bon oieier &rantbeit grariife=
nen auf cine lonlt unbemobnte Sniel brin=
gen %lalien; folSenber 9riei oes opoitoli=
i9en Sifars, oatirt bon Der Sauptltoot
bes Ir6ipe!s, Sonplulu, 10. Suli 1873,
an Den p. @ermanus, Den Sbern Der Yics
puscOngresation sibt iiber bieis rn9liidli=
den ndbere &unoe. Mis. Maisret bate
AM 4. Wtai cine neue Stride al 0ailufa
auf Der Sniel Maui eingeweibt unb balelbit
65, tbeils Grpa9lene, tbeils 8inOer tau=
fen, lotpie cine nett arOBere Gniabl iirmen
tonnen. Muf Der &idtsbr BON oieier iSeier
beiu6te er Die NJ au dBi9en. Gr
I6reibt:
.4m 10. Mai leSts bas S9ifi, iu.l6es
ms mad Sonolulu suriidiibrte, su &ala-
pao, b. b. in ienem Siitricte Ger Snlel Mo=
lofai, on, in mel6en Die &egierln9 alle
Iusidbisen brin9en ldBt. Man sablt oe=
rem sesenpdrtig 720, BON oenen 24o Al
%uniersr STRIDE Seb0ren. gae, wel6e nod
9eben t%Onnten, batten li@ am llier periams
melt. @ir, p. Sepeniter uno i'd, iteigen
ans 2anb uno auf Der Stele iino mir BON
%unicrn TeOpbpten nmrin9t, iuel6e mir am
&oientranl ben lie nm Den Sals trassn,
ertennen. @emeini9aitli9 nit ibncn be-.
saben uir uns in bic &apele, msl9e Der
FIR. Bertrand ibnen srbaut bat".) Sort
ri9tete ib einise SroitwOrte al iie uno
na9oem mir Saiammen 9ebetet battsn, tra-
ten mir ins Greie, I'M etipas nit bislsn 9lr.
men 81 plauoern. sBir iino gan, gut
y Sn tinen Yrisfs Rom 4. SuIi 1872 i&reibt
p. Ropsf Barens: .6lr bic Gapslt, bic man
ben ausiasiaen In Ntloni srbaut babsn unltrs
@laubistu 1000 Granstn bsissrasen ; bic MiG
Gcn bat 1909 0ranfen ta,u stlsst unb 70 babsn
llnsIadli&sn Elm faNtness Uottssbaus."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-01-07
/ @6erim 2aaria 2slarSaretga oer st
So(epG5 academic in Dn6nqne. +

gsic mir i6on beri9tet, itarb auf g8eib=
na6ten, S@Deiter Waria Marsaretba aus
Dem Oroen Der barmbsrsi9en S6peItern,
Oberin Der st. Sniep6s @caoemp oabier.
Wir 9eben nod Dem bieiisen nSele9ras
pben" cine inr5e 9e6ensitiye bieier Sienss
rim bes Serrn, bic iiber 40 Sabre oes ge=
bens ibrem bebren Bernie scluiOmet bat.
Sdmeiter Wtario Warsaretba, mar cine
Der 5 Sunsfrauen, Ole Dor 4 Oecennisn
Den GntidluB faBten uno ausiibrten ibr
2eben Soft Dem Iamddtiscn 81 opiern.
Dieter gnti@luB ,uuroe i'm Se~imat6sOrie
9Ablin in Srlano, sefaBt. Ha9 elmer
iorsiameu Yorbereitun9 our& @ebet, pur.
De Der Geim 81 elmer reliSioien @sn.in.
idait bur9 6isie 5 364ter Der vsrinen
Snieln" gelest uno le beidlOien ibren
@irtun8streis in Den Ser. Staaten su
luden, nadoem iie Die b. 8eiben erbalten.
0ie ssp0bnIiGen YorbereitunSen Sur
&eiis lpurosn setrofen uno natirlid oa3u
9eborts aud oas @nb6ren elmer b. Weie.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-01-07
Se(nitenRfofter in 2aimue(ota

Die bO6m. Seiuitenpdter aus Der b eut f.
d SroensprouinS babea oeu Gntldlub
sefabt. in Minuei a cine NieoerlaI=
lung gu 9riinoen. SeSiisli6 Der @abi
oes Ortes iino Die Oberen nod gu feinem
entl6eioenoen &eiultate getommen. So=
MEL 1T fiber, oaB es lih nm Wantato
ODER Winona banoelt. Die Si6cele ct.
Saul, in wel6er bic P. p. Yeneoittiner
ieit Sabren cine iebr iesensrsi6e gSirtiam=
felt entfalten, bari ii5 ~9ratuliren, 81 Den
SObnen oes hl. 8eneOietus aud nod Die
S0bne bes bl. Ssnatius gu befommen.
Die Seiuiten, uno beionoers Die Der Seuts
lhen OroenspropinS, fin0 BON ieber oas
"SaIS Der Groe" 9eweien uno boben iber-
albin erfril6enoes 2eben 9e6rabt, wobin
Der liebe 6ott lie berufen bat. User etma
slauben iolte, mir bitten bsSiiSli9 Der Sc
iuiten aus Der 0eutl6en Oroenspropins i'll
piel 9eiast, Den e~rinnern mir bIoB oil Die
Namen Gob, SaBlad.r, 8ooer, @rai
3eil, 8ebrens, Glet, Gotbenflue, 9ur9ital=
Ter, Saler, Samberser, S9loIer, Mnno,
Nsltner, Sebarbe, Ya9tler, 2oiler. 8iek
Gornelp. &Olber9, Bauer, 9iei, Saan D.
Game5an, CUR Straben, Gbrensberser,
Yottseiber, 6rieori6. Yisealar, Rarlfdtter,
S4nibIer, Sa9g, Sieber, Stamp, Giiele,
Sobmer, 3Oler, Greii6. Die Srdser ole.
ier Namen lino ooer paren louter Manner
uno prie'ter, Die ue9en ibres pabrbait apos
ltoIii6en Wirtens jeoem Sbattatboliteu
ebrUiiroi9 iein m%iiien.
Der bo@w. Z. Yoniiacius, o. S. b., felt
einem Sabre @%iliitenSprislter in 81.
6louo, Stearns 60, Winn., bat auf
ben Wuni6 ieines abtes einen Miiiiondrs-
pOlten i'm NpoitOliI9en 0icariate &anias
lbernommen. 90. b. 81
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-01-07
~,,Stimmfreigsit i'm Galtnrftaate
lsreu6eu."

g8ie man in PreuBen Die birserlthe
5reibeit auitabt, bas b%elueiiet folsenbes
b0dit darneterifide aetenr
# Ii d, oas Die pr. Gesisruns In Si1ei-
oOri an Die 2reisi4ulinipeetOren als Cir
cular e%rlaIen
,Ctissime
9aHsbsrf. ben %. Essuttr 1879.
Ta bic eifsn lbsr bic lsstsn Watlsu ,um ".
ssorbnetsnbauis srf In sinistr !3eii pisssr blsr-
Der juriidseianssn rsrptn, Die t~i1iInsn Mbltm.
munssn pabsr INT Belt bier nidt ionhatirt meg
ben fOnnen. 70 srlu8e Id Gun Sudaeborsn, Ia
bic na9asesnss Ha&waiuus ssfSQipR ttn,uuAs
zen, wis Dir sa1iu nabmbaft ssma&su 9strtt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-01-07

Na9 elmer S3atuns bes ygBsItern Ga.
tbolic" lebsn in Chicago sur 3eit 100000
Seuti6t BON bensn $4,000 &atboIifen
iinb, wel9e auf 6 @emeinben pertbeilt ct.
ipa 5000 Samilien rsprdientiren.
Ser ct. Wicen; be paula- Vercin in Der
Stabt 2softom bat wdbreno ieincs taum
6idbri9en 8eitsbens ole beoautenbe Gum.
me bon lO9,179 Dollars sur llnternibuua
Der @rmsn uno Rotboiiritiseu aufaebradt.
~SsIis fno Die BarmberSisen, Senn is
lpsroen YarmbsrSisteit %erIan9sn."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-01-07

Wanb sutes @srf bat' i'd perri6t,
Sbr nsbmt cas COB, bae frdnft mid nibt;
SD eenfe, bab Ih in Der Wslt
NleS balp rieper ms 8lei6e ItsQt.
Vobt n an mid, !rril ih mas Dummies eema6t
0ann mir pas SsrS i'm 9site Indt;
S6llt man mid, peili6 mas Suites getban,
SU nebme ids gan, aemd6Iih an
Sstt mid paS Slid. 70 bin i@ frob
llne fling in dulce jubilo;
Senft lid has Stab unp auetibt mid nj Der,
GO tent i'd : nun es belt iit wiebcr.
Sd fam mid ielen tpie i'd nil.
lie Spnne bait mir bod Mot itiQ,
llno INNER aebt's ben alien @are
las liebr lanae 2sben lang;
Ter'ane6t iOwie Der 8irit i'm SauS
3ieben Ib tasli6 an u b aus,
Tito bic Ssrren uno tie Oamen,
g8ie lie bier nun inb beilammsn,
gle mGaen ib bcd optr nieeri5 irslen.
MliIen MAIDEN. i6iafsn, trinfen unp thsn.
Drum traa ib iitsr nibts Gin esie;
Wa9t's ME Der Narr, 10 isie ibr sslGs;et.
Wein Iister 9sfsr, spas tenft tu tn;u2
Der Narr bat &eht sfpib, partout.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-01-07

peroen. Irbeitet nit @ott uno au9 Der
driflide Sesen miro nidt ausbleiben.
uno oann Der SdluB iautet Sarum lors
get nidt fir Den morsisen Sag oenn Der
mor9ise Sag miro fir iid ielbit lor9en.
IS 1T senus, ooB Elm jeoer Sag feline ei9es
ne plase nit lid brinst (Mattb. VII
8ir ,piIIen freili1 ni6t, tpas oas Neu=
iabr 1874 uns nod bringen miro; Die 3u=
funft lit nit einem bi6ten Sdleier perbiat,
uno es lit gut, baB oas 3ufiinftise uns
Wsniden, au9 Dem &eideiteiten, uerbor=
gen bleibt. @iel @iIien madt &opfweb
ooer mic Gin anoerer Spru6 lautet:
Ncs man nitt reis,
Waht Giutn ni6t beie.
8, Der liebe @stt bat gles lebr peisii6
eingeri1tet su unlerem Seitem. @as
wiiroe aus uns pcrOeR, ipenn mir beute
l6on porauspiiBten, mas in bielem Sabre
uns nod p%ailirt? Die ginen piiroen Dor
6reube, Die Mnbern Dor 0erseleib l6ier
aus Der Saut iabren.
0leiben mir nur INNER, mas au6 beuie
iiber uns tommen m0gc, gang gemitblid)
uno laIen uns eur9 nidts aus Der 6al=
lung brinSen. Deus providebit
Soft ,pirb irraen
Seut ME mOreen.
@em aber unIer 9lrtifel 81 ereentrild
fromm lautet fiir's Neuiabr-unb id meib
i'd babe aud 2eier, Die ni6t arg fromm
lino-ber mag uenisltens nod iest anbD=
rem Die Neujabrsseoanten, melde mad ei=
ner alien Gbronit) einmal elm Soinarr
gum Seitsn gegeben. Serielbc belt an
einem NeujabrsmOrsen aui Ycrlansen Dor
Dem 6iiriten uno pielen sepusten Serren
nno 9amen Iolseuoea ionOerbaren Sor=
tra9:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-01-07
&athpiiihcr 3irhcn &alencer.

Setus ~ Sabrc olt.-0uf. 2, 1852.
Sennt. Zen II. Sanuar Spsinus.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-01-07

Wein lister 9sfsr, tpas tenft eu tn;u?
Der Narr bat &eht sfwib, partout.
, 1874-06-24


WASHINGTON, D. O., juno 23.-Amoug the bills
which 90 over till the next session are tho fol-
lowing For tho relief Of ownerB and purchasers
Of lnnd sold for direct taxos in tho inBurrection-
ary States amending the ninth section Of tho
act approved July 49, concerning deposits In
savings banks; to establish and maintain q na-
tional savings depository as q branch OF
tho Poat-Otfce 10 incorporate the South
cru TrauB-C Continental Railroad Company
TO provide for more efficient administration Of
thS Law relating to public lnnda; grnating to
through public landa OF tho United Statos to
enable tho Cenlrnl Branch OF tho Union Paciilo
1sailroad Company to submit ite claim agatnst
the Unitod statcs under existing laws to TUG
tho Civil Rights law to authorize the orgau-
ration OF National Banks without cir
culation; to establish tho Territory OF
pembina, ard provide q Government therefor;
tue resumption OF Bpocle pnymonts and for free
banking amondatory Of tho Thrift aud informal
Tosenuo laws bill failed in consequence
Of diHagreeing yosos on the amendments; !;
for tho admission Of New Mexico and Col
orado as States; repeating tho Presumption
to protect tho nBvigablo waters OF tho United
StateB from injury and obstruction; House bill
for tho reorganization Of tllo army; House bill
for tho equalization Of bouutiea; tic bill grant
and thoir widows and children for the con:
| struction aud repairs Of the Mispiss!ppi
| River lovoes; tho Mccra1J bill regulating
| charges for railroad transportation ), tho
Omaha bridge blll the Honlo bill! ameen'aatory eE'
tho abolition of compulsory pilotago, and to NJ
thurize tho organization Of National Bunka with.
out ejaculation. AL lanl-grant bills and many
hundred bills for the relief Of Individuals.
| THE CIVIL SERVICE n1I,l.
41t1,ottnf, h0H hne11 t1nflH thfE
, 1874-06-24
THE OMNIBUS BILL.

WASHINGTON, D, c. June 23.-:Tho report Of
tho Committee Of Conference On tho Misoollane-
ous Appropriation bill having boon agreed to by
both tue House and Senate nahes the follow
lug settlement OF disputed points The House
Agrees to tie Senate amendment advancing
s1,3 1000 to tho District Of Columbia for tho
payment OF tho July interest on tue bondol
lobt aud payment Of employees. OF tho Dstrict
Government, &o., but proyiso is tnsostod that
$76, ,00U Of tllis Hlln shall bo reBoryed for tho
payment OF laborors employed by tho Board Of
Public Works. Neither House would concur III
the others action regarding
TIE CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION
md appointments 80 the section relating to this
subjcot IL ntogetheE omitted Tho law under
which tho Ciyil-6erytco Commission exiHta In not
repealed, but no appropriation III mado for coll
tinuing its work Or paying ITS expenses. Tho
Senate rocodoB from its amendment proposing to
repeal lust year's law which appropriatoa $780,
000 for replacing
WORN OUT NATIONAL nANK NOTES,
etc., 80 tho balance OF that appropriation ts Htill
available. TAe HouRo oonours in tho Sonntu
provision for the reliof Of suirorors by the oyer-
duoing. tho amount from s3500,0 QUO to $a0o,O00
Tho Senate rocedeB from itB proposition
to increase TUG appropriation for the new State.
War, and Navy Department building from s70', 00o
to $050,000, 10 provision III made for tho COM
nacuconsent Of tho north wing Ut Haid building.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The following sonato aaondmentn aro agreed
to hy tho llos'se, and therefore locomo law !:
Fixing the compensation Of the Assistant Secre-
taries Of the Treasury, Solicitor OF tho Y!oaH-
uyv, aud COMMISSIONER Of Customs ut $4,000
eaol, por arIlnua; npproprlatlng @l42,30I for
establishing life-saylng atatloua OIL tho sea aud
lnko coasts Of tho United statoB AZ aethorixod
lilo employment Of thirteen elorta In tho oillc1o
Of tho Comptroller Of Tho Uurroaoy, The cost 10
bo reimbursed ny tho National l3a.slkH providing
$4,000 for tue destruction Of retirod notos BY
tue ulacoratlon process apIropriating al0,0o0
for tho oreuIlon OF all equestrian statue Of
Nathaniel Greene; $4,000 for thu pu! chasn Of
workH OF art Tor tbs Capitol; S6O,0Gu for clprkH
and tomnorary clerks III the oAico Of the United
statcs, IroaAuror s25! 000 for observing the
Information regarding tic fur M trade Of xiayka :;
&32. 2.220 for tho 13ouri Of Hoalth Of tho District
Of Columbia $210,0 900 for lhe improvement Of
tha uapitol grQunda according to ths psaA Vt