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, 1874-05-02
:. = NOTES AND NEWS.
Special Dispatoh to I'hs Chicago Tribune.


THE ar. ono1x LAND-aRAD.
7, WASHINGTON, D, G., May 1.-Tho Bayfield, j.
St. Oroix land-grab is to come up first III tho
Sonato, It appears as 1t is thought probable that
II 1t succeeds In that body 1t willhnye such ptos-
tige as will 80 far to inRuro its passage tn tue
House. The Benato Public Landa Commttoo
agreed to-day to report tho bin with tho recom-
monlation that 1t do pass.
THE oEHEyA AWARD.
Tho House Judiciary Committee have agroel
to change In the aoneya Award bill, providing
that mutual insurance oompanloH shall bo repaid
their loszeB, but no member OF any such mutual
insurance company will bo permitted to rocoyor
any war premiums paid by him to Lis company.
Tho bill also provides that the companies Bhall
distribute tho money to tho mombers who wero
levied Upon to pay the Losses.
-. :. PERSONAL. .a
lGon. Butler appeared In his sent this morning,
. aE0RETARY n1ui1ARpsoN' suCoKsaon.
New ru1nors arc rife aB to tho curly removal Of
Secretary Richardson the last ono myHtorous1y
nays that his RucoosBor will bo chosen from either
1ndiana, Illinois, or Missouri: !;
49, ''' TIE HOWARD CASE. ..,
:. The testimony for tlo: :qefenBo in the Howard
rebutting Testimony, which the, Court dc,
wri!tou .1staton,ent.' Tho Court othon ad-
jonrnod until Tnesdsy, when counsel
for the. defanss will mako q final argument. On
tho following Thurstlay thu. Juago-Advoeetq Ylll
Which tho Court MIL mike up it's decsioit, and
tho whole matter will DO roferroa to the Prosi-
dent.
NOMINATION CONFIRMED.
The Senate to-day ooniirmel the nomination
Of Phillip Clayton. Of Georgia, tQ pe Consul at
, 1874-05-02

new YuRK, May 1.-CorToS-Dull middllng up
land, 17alc; futures closed steady; sales, 29,2oo
bales Nay i 11;Sa1I 11-oSi Jane Il 1s.a2s: 1aly
E bsf i 4sS:' 6sfsoeF ss a 5Nspts: Ngssm
ber. IT 7-lG@l7ho, Docember. II 7.lNa17Nc.
DnEApsEgFrs-Ilour steady; reeoirts, ll,ooo br1s !;
wheat extrs, 4oss9595 extra olto 100; 81.
Louis, $0.4o@110o Rye flour md coru,nca unchanged.
Wheat openod arm and closed duh and dreopng re,
h1!1wauhee, s1.6a; ungraded Iowa and h1nneaota
bprng, Sl.42@l ga; No. Hpring, $l.60@l.65. Bye,
barley, and multi unchanged. Corn opened ar,nor and
oats nrmer mid moro hct!ye receipts. 5000 bu !;
mixed Western, o4@oGo; wlite Western, 65@68e.
AAx-Flrm at sl.0U.
MOrB-Stealy.
oorrEE-no dull at 17,t@91xo.
@Bi1c.
NIoE-5toaly.
rETnoAzua-Crulo. 711{o; rcnued, 1890.
TuRPEATlNE--Heayy Mt 'lG@40hc.
=. paoy1sIoHa-pork m ~ irMer; new moss, $lBe5 spot
q Aay en sl7o3l79 for June 1'eet
i9 i-losio o-lSa My; leE@io ii.iaa 1uno; i6XS
DurTxu AND OHKHsR-unchauged, 81,
&Wa1sxY-Iowsr at O70e07t5o. r.-
PaldAnELP1t14, II hay ayl:-,unEApsTurEe-Flou dull !;
t7b0@S,53, W6at IL 1aotsrate reaMcat: rcd. s. .0o@
a:os AMBER $!7sals while, $iop. Mye stsa4y u
gSsSsHMt: stao6 Corn improved domaua; yellow, ssseo
,.1 .r1z511sotxunAflfm; 1sa crude, 1l}t@l1Aoi rsanod,
&nIaxf-~1Iela At pso,
"oo1-ouiot aud unchanged.
~ ToLEpo. @, Nay l;-.'surApsruFre-Flo steady.
"4ea: s!eaayj No, Mhl.v Michigan. A.eQ: No, do,
, 1874-05-02
RELIGIOUS.
General Conference Of tile Methodist
Episcopal Church South.

General Conference 0f tile Methodist
Episcopal Church South.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, May 1.-The General Con-
foronce Of tho Methodist Episcopal Church
South assembled In tho publio-Library Hall this
morning. About 200 delegates. representing
eyory Southern State except Virginia, arc In IT.
tendance, including all Of the six Bishops Tho
10y. Pr. Iaine, aa senior Bishop, presiaos., Or.
i. U. Summers Of Nashville. .waB ro-eected soo-
rotary. Tho standing committees woro appoint
pointed. Thia afternoon delegate offered roso-
lutionB providing for tho appointment Of . COM
'nittoo OF soVo.l to ascertain and report u}lon
What church-edlacos. paraonagos, aehool-buila-
an1 claimod by tl,o Methodist EpiBco-
pal thuroh IN yioIation Of tho rights
OF tho Methodlst Epiacopal Church South, aud
under what circumstancos tho Methodist Epis-
oopal Church obtained possession d. such
property. Tho point boiug mado that tho rego.
lutious wore very important, tl4e,r discussion was
postponed until tomorrow.
: Several moro. delegates are expected to ersrtys
tonight; -. \ ,,,.., %,,
, 1874-05-02
;: WASHINGTON.


o1aring the bridge spanning tho Missouri nivor.
botween Omaha and Council Dlufs; In Iowa, to-
DO a rnrt Of tito limo Of tho Union paoiAo. RAIL
road, and requiring tlat Company to- uBc and
operate It's road as ono continuous litlo In con-
forinity with tho chattpr requirements. Tio bill
a1Ho rcquiroa tho Auditor Of tho Union Paoilo'
Company to make spnll-annual exhibits Of tho
monthly oarnnga Of sail bridge from tolls and
faroa to bo hlod with tho Secretary OF tlo Into
rior. Nebraska has made strong opposition to
tho bill knowing that It would atfoot tho railroad
husinnss Of Nebraska, but tho Committoo, after
lohg. delay, haxo finally como to tho deliberate
opinion that tho! public intcroht demands tho
pasaage Of thia law, which In placed In tho hands
ot Judge lHoughtpp, OF California to be report
cd by him to tho HouHo, recommending its pas
fTo tie Assoeiuttd rrtts.i . e -.
sWAsn1KaToN. D.: O., May 1.-The House COM
mittee on Pacific Railroads, to-day, redonB!dorea
their former hction regarding tto Omaha bridge,
and decided to report 4 bill providing; merely
TINT aafd bridge shnll .po oRpratod aB q contin-
nous part OF tile Union Pacifio Rnilroad aud that
detailed reports Of all receipts for transportation
over said bridge, siaatl bc submitted to OopgreBa
somi.annually with o Wow to futurc action on
tho subject OF tola. The ofrect Of tho enactmont
Of this bi'l would be to prt q stop to the present.
double transfer Of freight md passengers at
Council Bluffs and, Omaha and unlesB restrained
by Buits nt law. tho Bridge Company may con-
tinuo to collect tolls. ''S'' ''hF' y" =. r..
, 1874-05-02

$50 amber Michigan cas md seller May, .s1.4o6
sollef 5n0 s Gosn demand far 4s1xo 1na maffet .a;s
ans he af ssss 3Sf 3ay 'fsI ass slsy 'ss
~ 1S@,2s damaged &c qss 3sgaS S
1sos % reiacted bsts55o. ''e' :. ''.'~
ReoEirTa-Eionr Goo br1s; wheat 1000 bu corn, H.,
sassass4ssfISas $50 iris wheat 1900 bu; corn
-, 900 bu oa's, 10 9nn,.,,,m, o94 ~; T..
o,1n&aa 4 14o g. May loor1o"-o"iss en o'
@ @ d.l| and unchanged. whs,t @
fair. market 1rin, a. $1o7@10e. Barley dull md
seeiss1 but not lower. choice ssaeso.
Edoa-Dnll and rricca Shade lowor at 15c. ! %
:; ;';pnov1sloNa-rork iatr, marfct ar1a country,
stof6 ~ hod t tl7;o0. Lard fnis aud lrn' saIss
nicats opcned quiet ana cossd firmer shoulders,
o)f@ohc. Dulk siiea-oonr rlb, 81o.nna s.So ashe1
isss ssssf sss as o s es fassSf s ssn sfs @
Demand tS!s bssa5,% I'D nsr&'s firm at 'a'.
pa Ms W. et sss ssr, H. Nd
full prices Ut 66@50Xc.: =, u;
.js i s;is sS 1r. 'h'" 5000 BIZ" ser
Loco nr1s; wheat, 1000 bu corn
: ~ ~ '"' "a: or1iyELANn. !: .~r
n. -u.,.... o"11 3t.!I. -.,...,. -, =
wlloat qrlot md unchanged 0orn ilrn1 a, 1nuhnnE-
.ed. oats auies,: onward tendanoy; No. state and
| Wesern, 5bo No. q, $50 !, white, k7e.
l. pErnoLEunt-Qul6t md Mne'iangod.
'.>'-.' 80 :" '' BUFFALO.
BurrAIo, May 1.-1.nEApaTurra-Whe neglected.
oorn dn1 .ms sses new At 83s IT, store nstisy
lye negloutei seet1s nulet nntl unchangoa.;
-, MILWAUKEE: :. ~.
| MILWAUKEE, Wis.,, Moy 1.-1spEADsruRrs-I
gutet nnd nnchanEca: wheat anll; NO. MilSnnEeo.
No @ a0 Ss M a9ilcs ,nnaa nno. oaih ase e'csGy
GO. uye steady; No. ,ooAc. barley dull; prices
nominal NO. spring, sl:55. .,c o,e,c M
Inoy1sloS1-Hteauy; mess porEt Sto.4otg ~. op.
| stea,n 1oc, -.
| NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 5000 prls; wheat, oJ, oco ~
/. sHipMEHIs-Elour. b.o!9 urls Whoat l1l,uoJ 1u+
r.: ~, II. LOUIS: =.
sE4 LOUIS, nlay l.-cofInH.-steaasi good aenano
;DnEAnsrurSs. To,r qaiet asd unchanged; good d.
maud tor low sna edl9m gr1tes. WhSat ~ geqaa aa g.,
ffaSti9n Snsr M 1or sring 3a
g1'5 fati an anu arpopne ~ = req 1a!!. ELL
aetivo all ca board NO 2 1n!1ea oao trss a%d Ole;
yator caah and May; Goc Tor Jung: cats d1lt anu
Rys ~ ouy 5o ia f9s
ehS!se; SHt, ,,,o,,,r i ox,n -. .:''.,:
p1toVtRfoAB-Iork Hffncr ut ElG.i5tlll.uU l5ulK-
, 1874-05-02
CANADA
a aso,nbcr OF the Nova scotin Lceis1a-
t.1ro Elected by Force-EIio Member

a nsonbor of tic Nova scotin Lceisla-
turo Ell 6ctod bY Forcc-Eho Member
Supported bv tho~Pcopic.' -
, Special Dispasel to The Chicago Tribune.
HALIFAX, May la case Of M unusual inter-
est aud Importance is engaging the attention Of
tito Legislature aud the public Of Nova Scotia at
present. Some time since, Mr. WooawoEtl,
member from Franks County, preferred certain
charges against the Provincial Secretary, for
having, as member Of tho Government altered
certain figuros with view to falHifying tho &C.
counts. Though called upon TO- apologize,
Woodworth declined to do so aud loft tho Cham
bor. Since then the 1nattor has elicitod mitch
comment which rosultod tn =. r..,..s
SCENE or GREAT EXCITEMENT
yesterday, whom Woodworth was forcbly ro-
moved from tho House by the Borgoant-at-
Arma.
:: Tic House WAS in Committee when Wood
worth entered md took his sent. Or motion Of
the Provincial Secretary tile Committee rose and
the House resumed business. .-.. ~
AN APOLOGY DEMANDED. -.
j; The Speaker thon asked Woodwork II he was
prepared to comply with tho terms OF the reBolu-
lion passed yesterday, demanding thai le npolo-
gize. :;
;. wooDwoRTn DECLINES TO APOLOGIZE.
Woodworth said he was not; this was the first
time In free country tint man was asked to
recito IN apology like q r. school-boy re.
man na4sd aid Nova scotlun, aud IDS go " aod eioa
helping him. ho would maiutain his freedom,
nor a6ato from his rights. AL tho evidence on
the charge lie had nade Ind been suppressed.
aud he lad boen prevented from giving In tho
Testimony Of bis own Witnesses. lilo had bee1,
the victim Of prepared resolutions and caucused
policies, and lie was not prepared
70 SWALLOW AN APOLOGY
after having been given no chanco to make m
apology of his own. His colleagues would sup.
port him, he felt, and ho would mover abate Q
jot Of his position, nor make ono word OF apol
Tho Attorney-aeneral then moved n roaolu
tion that Wootlwort1 bo required to Withdraw
until the apology demanded was made. Wood
worth refused to leave tho House.
The Attorney General then moved another
resolution that
l. WoonwoETu BE FonCIDLY REMOVED
by tho Sergeant md not permitted K
enter until IN apology was mado.
On thia motion passing, tho Speaker directed
ttlo aargonst-at-ArnB and his assistant to ra-
move Woodworth. which they did.
:. CROWDED dALLEnlEs oHEERED WooDWonTK =
and hissed the Speaker. and All attempt VA
mado to clear the gallorloH, but the, peopl'
would not move. Tho excitement ran high, AIT
for q row moments things wore au ugly look
Woodwosth loft tho House, followed by crow
OF uuoplo WHO chaorel him Justify.
An ,JNDIGNATIoN MEETING
was held In front Of the hui1dinB, aud was nd
lregged bY Woodwortl.. Flo detaled tho oiroum
stanoes TINT led to Ills making tile Charge agai1ls
tho Provincial HocretRry, and gRvo MI acoount 0
the proceeding Of tho Committeo and its report
Ho soomod to haYo tic aympsthy;of TIM people
snd at tho close of bin speech, tho crowd aurget
into tue galleries of the House, whom AL I'D
dournmoat was moved.
, 1874-05-02


THE COST OF TIE NEW 10.UEST, PIECES.
WASHINGTON, D. G., May PORTER, President
OF one Of tho New York bank-note companies
testified, before the House Committee on Bank
ing aud Currency. tint the now 10.cont pieces
coat the Government from 100000 to $40, ,oO0t
more annually than the old 10-cont pieces. Of
ticetso the Treasury and the. Columbia Bank !
Note Company; however, showed that the I'M
creased expense was largely due to the greater
slzo Of the new. piece:
AMOUNT PAID FOR TRANSPORTING BoNDs, ETo.
y: It was also .shown that it'coBts the Govern-'
and currency by expross between hore and Nov
York. This Is duo. however. to tho fact that the
contract with tue Albums Expresa Company pro-
yldes for tho interpretation of. oil qovernmont r
pc. 81 900, onpoutlre Ut uIbsunoee. Till. 40
one-lliarter less thnn tho ratos for bnnks. Tho
Express Company receives tho Same for carry
ing e1,000.to Oregon as to Now York. no moro.
t. This average has been regarded as equitable.
, 1874-05-02
Arrivals mid Clcartnnces.
Business At tho lumber market WAS very dull yes..

business at tho lumber market very dull yeaser
u.s NsAhouRh fla tho rs. fsg,"!tho cauttonary sgna
yssse!s ~ lsT1sI s pssislTne 70 bfs7e storm
s for ind Se ~ VT st''9 rhers
up to iaat eycung tho following stoan,era had sr-
rived from below: props oAina, Philadelphia, and
s S uaSa M assSF dap;ny n II as ' L, 1s o. 5
Of Vermont Central 4 Northern Transportation
1ans tbs Daager State. Of no Western Transporta-
Washna st. A5sns, cty Of Tosao, Miwaukee, a ans I'D
Tile new sohr; birdie oalAlns, WITH lumber from
Tw9 Rivers ct tlta port for tic sst limo yes
!, 3 cel,ied VIII peit, srssss bridge, dstnaans
lsr F3ggtpg emonsdeFaby. 20 No damage Of consequence
to Stamo for lis accI5out ~ "as 'o' "no VIVA
The Libbio Macs ran into tho. approach of tho
Tw st5fs ssst 1SSS st evening" on hr
ton Of The straits. wose received here yeaterduy
II NY Ss ssss ss.ss R::ss
Wh heavy ise Weather fAir wind vest briHk
~ RosT @ IIuaos. Msy i:z7prop Alssaa passed down,
-Ths Alaska. Like tho japan; pclongsiso tho Anchor
Ltue which, therefore, carried Of tho honor of being
h9rGn n,e sea Tsyf e e rn,nusn complaining
detained nearly one honr yesterday morning, Whiting
brge.toudsr was either asleep OF oil from Lila poat Of
r. Tho -nrops Stanley and DTiato and tho an,r
Alexandria, the FIRST bonita ot tho Beasnn passed down
tbs Ct. Lawrence Rtvor. Wednesday, route for Mon
THO eclr Andrews was compelled to leave l1orn's
Pier booro ecn,pletng her cargo, Wednesday, after
Teesns her Il her oa % sio aayy 1y'' sot Of an
, 1874-05-02
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.

4NukhH AE4NOHAlA11UN 61lll1s7
y: After tho passage of n local bill, tho House
went: into Committee Of Tho Whole, Mr.. 'PO-
LAND in tho chair, or the Indian appropriation
Speeches on tho general 1ndian, ,aui,ieatlon, and
OF the policy to be pursued toward them .Wore
made by Mossra. HANCOCK, RICHMOND,
KNAPP, BECK, ADAMS, and BHANKB, after
which tho Clerk proceeded to read tho bill by
paragraphs for amendment. -, ''' ;.
Tho Committee rose,.. and the House took: q
retcsg I'LL ha1f-past I, tho evening session to be
Tor consideration; Of: the Indian Appropriation
EVENING aEssIoN. - ~ !
4: lL. MILLS offered an amendment and 1ladq
Q speech in favor Of having tho Ktowa' Chiefs,
satantn and Big Treo. WHO were conyioted ot
murder in Texas couple Of years ago. delivered
us again to tho civil authorities Of Tint State,
but the proposition was not: sanctioned by tho
House. 80. 10. :, - ':''"'-t /
At 1aat, Oh Soma unimportant amendment, tho
minority insisted on haying Z quorum. Tho
roll was called, aud it nppoared TINT
there; wore only ,120 .mombers present,
being twenty-five less than quorum. Then the
tabsonteos were called and only four moro an
Hwerod to their nhmeH: There was some inctinn.
ton to 20 through the tedious aud Improbable
'procoss Of selding tho sergoant-at-Arms to
brng.i the abaontees,: hut more sensible cou,,-
aes prevailed, and the House agreed to al journ,
which 1t did at 10 O'clock. 4;
, 1874-05-02
MARKETS DY TELEGRAPH,


:; LyEnpooL, May Iii a.. m.--Flour, z9s: Wheat
5Wnts5 l2s 4d@12a "a spr!ng 1ds aati2s :.s 81 Sa
Gd@o9a. Pork, o5s. Lard, z8s a.:
y May IL E - a,eaHWlniSr r; 1as
12e 11dal3s 5a. Pork, GGa. Receipts of wheat Last
three days, 100 qrs, 100 qrs being American:
L1yEnrnoL, May l.-Cotton quiet D!tdlnB up
1000 bales; american. 1000 lales speculation aud
export 1000 bales. Stock, 60! 600 bales; American,
200oo bales export 900 htes. Stock aloat 500 600
bales American 26l 900 bales. Yarns and fabrics ut
Manchester quiet mud tlrnn. o .-..s.
DrcadatulTs-Firm average California whlte wheat,
12s 8d@l2s 10l club Io 12a l1d@t3a I'd : rcd West
hpring, lis l0l@12s I'd red winter. 12sa1os 3D.!
Rccopta Of wheat for tho past three days. e7oo qss
American. 81 900 qra. : H.,
rorE-GGd. :. t-...r
LONDON, May 1.-Weather throughout England to-
day fair. Rate of discount IN opon market ior three
months' bills ia 1916 par cent Which III 3-16 below
the bank rate. Amount Of bullion gons into bank .on
balance to-day, EG,ooo. =. = .~
pAAlE May 1,-Rentea COZ 500.
, 1874-05-02
CONGRESSIONAL RECORD.
: = SENATE.

"a f3GNA1Gs'
j, :: WARRINGTON, p. o., May l.. :
a: .susfNEn's sucoEsson. :;
=. Immediately after tho roading OF tho journal
tho Chair laid boforo tho Senate tho credentials
OF William d. Waahhnrn, United States Bnnntor
from Massachusetts, to fill, tho vacancy cauaod
by the death OF Clrr1os Sumner. Mr. Waslburn.
was escorted to tho Vico Presidents dosk by Lis
colleague, Mr. boutwell,, md tho oatl Of Office
Was administered by Mr. Carpenter, proadelit'
pro tompore. !, ...,: !.
n1r. FOREMAN moved TINT when the sotl-.
atoadjourn to'dny it bo. to moet Monday. noxt.
Agreodto. = "a =: '''
Mr. BOUTWELL, asked to he oxelsed from
further sorvice on tho Committee On Clnims,
and that the Chair 10 authorized to I'LL lilo va-
cauoy Granted, and tho Chair appointed tho
new Senator from Massachusetts (Washburl')
Mr.. iss sp1AauR, satiui$ from tho coumlttos on Pub
lio Lands reported favorably- tho bill to extend
for ilyo years tho time for tho completion Of, tho
railroad from tho St. Croix Isiyor or lake, be-.
tween Townships ~ to 81, to-. tho wcst end Of
Iake t.; saperior and to Bayfield,, Wis. 'Plaeod.on
9 =! 0"f'A@ai' " nrr1,rr mil. j., -
Mr.. MORRILL,, from tho Committee on Ar-'
preparations. reported, fayorably Oh tho House
tho sot Of April %, 1874, Which provides for the
rolof Of perHonB auiT pring from tho ovorllow, OF
/ tho n1iaalHsippl River. Passed.. The bill .an-'
propriateaI 100000 for that pufpoao. (" Is ~
.s,.c5'. :1ITTanuRdM MARINE nosrIrAI'. :, :; i:
Commerce, reported fayorab1y on tho bill to pro-
ylde for tIlo sale. Of tho present United States
Marine Hospital sito and purchase nov sto null
tho erection Of a hoApital THEREON Ia tho City Of
Pittsburgh. piaoed on tho oaoudar. :. y
e - CIVIL n1dltrs B1LL. -;
- Tho morning hour having expired, the Chair
announced the supplementary Civil flights bill
aa:boing unfinished busincsB, which was boforn
Gobrgia, .Mr. N6NWooD, was: entitled to THO
floor. hlr. Norwood Haid .ho Was Horiotsly In
dispoaedy and not ab!o to proceod t6.day. Ie
therefore asked that tue blll DO latd aaldo infor
-, =: -. ooanprn or BUSINESS. t. =: r.; ~,
ate proceed to tho con9idoration Of bills on thb
Mr. EDMUNDs moved TINT tho 1. Geneva
Award bill bio taken up, and sald thefo had bdeh
nuch comment in regard to the delay on this
u sir. ANTHONY auegosted that two or thrce ,
hours be devoted to tho calendar, aud tho Conc
ye'Award bill might be talon ItE up aftoFward
xnw: MEXICAN LAND ., enA1ssts. >'.
- Tho Senate bill enabling claimants to lands
within the limits Of tho Territory Of Now Mexico
to institute proceedings to try tho validity Of
their claims was discussed ut some length and
i1sR UNIVERSITY, NASHVILLE.
): Mr. SpRAGUE called up the Senate bill to
confirm the purchase by tho Executive Do
partmcnt Of three acres Of land in the vicinity
Houston, and to donate and convoy the Same to
the Elal University for educational purposoa.'
| Pending discussion, tue Senate won't int ex-
.eoutiyo session, and soon after adjourned. j." ,,
, 1874-05-02
SPECIAL NOTICES,

TNELuNos ARn sTRA lNEp AND RAoKED by i
PERSISTENT COUGH, TIE GKNEnAL STR ENGru
WAsTEp AND AN 1NOuRARLE COMPLAINT
OFTEN KsTAuLlSlIED THEREBY. DR. JAYNRs
RxpEoroRANr 1siAN. pFTEorlYE REMEDY FOR
oouuHs AND COLDS a Fp E1EeTs i BENEFIT.
olAl nrreoT ON rt1E PblM!th!E} MARY 4! AMP nnoN,
u1l1AL ORGANS. - 49,: ,t,:;,! 81, = {, al
, 1874-05-02
THE CHICAGO: DAILY TRIBUNE. SATURDAY, MAY p 1874

Yalparaiso. Clayton WAS Assistant eocrotary OF
the Treasury to Howell Cobb undcr Duohanan's
Administration aild both resigned chico 1t about
tho samo tlmo to tako Part ~ Tue Rebellion.
tary Of tho Treasury Under ths Confederate 0ot-
sornment for about nyoar, when ho reaigned.
> !, THE ooronApo novEnNonentP., $50
Tho b4nntc was occupied nearly two hours on
tho further discussion Of tho nomination OF Con.
McOook 10 be doyefhorof Colorado, but roaohoti
, 1874-05-02

DETROIT, May 1.-No sailing yosso1s have
passed down through tho strata aa yet. The
south passage is still blocked with heavy ice
The weather Ia fair, tho wind west sad brisk
aud tho thermoEuator ut 81 degreos.
, 1874-05-02
!, MARINE.
Fort Of Cllcngo, n1.iy. 1.
=. Afa.tt3fEn

~ .,,,,t Fort Of Chlcngo, May. l. -. -
:. 49,. -. @,,,<.,. AIa1yEp' !, :. ~
seSr idais, sidIs a; Beuton; i' Marbor, lumber. > "
Prop Patltdephisi Erie. coal. ;: -; ''''.
Bar8e City Of Grand Hayon, dreua Haven; lumbar:
Pso Laks 1narG G1;a HI;a'n,ten, ont light III
e ssSe Fsmpest sst' Msnis2s iamSsr. 1a sh
s9n z1s 5,as1 nas s;af. St 5SSph asr
sehr j. s A. Holmaa inns siausseo, asaits: iunGse
R!foR ggIha,np!4,p, 9gdSasbargn. ,snnaees "
scow Magdalen; paul's pier, wood: : =: -
ssSs ssSw sHes I oFMs MlRsae Rsss ps5 ,|sp ~ H.
Prop Fountain CITY Buffalo, sundries.. e.: {
selr ainEaie Thompson, siusIegon, lumbar:
sshr 9; barber, a19sksgon, l9nabsS ,,,,,,sr
sla1 schr DsTtie er CaikIns. TWo Rtvcrg. lumber.
ses @ Dn;: aI%ssegoa ssads ,smsss n",;s
sehr hr Fisies, EsdessikS' soath 1, iiavsn,, woo1
schr Aahtabuln, Fowaunee. bark. -. !
Prop D. W: blanchard, Buffalo, s1lndries,
scow Granger, saugatuok, lumber. /
scow Nol!ie Church, Ladiasgton, lumber.
Bchr pruliue, Muskegon, lumber. 81 ~, !;
Hchr Australia, Muskcgon, lumbor. T.. >: !:
Bchr d. ]. Noeder, Muskcgon, lumber.
Psor }amss Fix, .3 aif3e psr ssnase'.
Bcow soabird, Grantl Haven, lumber.
sclr A. plugger, Holland, stayos. -
Barge EmnA e, Lyonv, Dlenolnineo, lumber. =; .
Barge Eya D. Noblnaou, Menominec, lumber.
Prop city ' q Te'sda, SSSsS9SSH5ss saar's'.
6ur Chicago, Nanitowoc, general cargo. = = - !
nargo Mars, Ludtngton, ? b3s dry goodB
Prop G. i. 1Ioath, b4ugatuck, suaaries. - =
schr l.. Dosk, st. 10, . tons hay,
schr Aalle, Benton lIarbor, tons hay tons feoa,
I 100 bri corn, 100 bu oats, md s'ndrlcs. =, ~,
schr g. A. King, Buffalo. 81 ZOO bu corn. ?.
Hchr Gerrit smith, 0swego, t9, 200 bn corn. =
|: Bchr hlngdnlenat powal'a Pier, brls porh -
Bchr japan, Kingston, u, ,8ai bu wheat. ''
scow Ldzzie Gray, st. raul'a Pier, tons hay, ,
Prop Fayorite, Monomineo, suudrles.,
- N1dIfr Q1EARANCEs. '...'
snr ohan1pla!n ogdeuabnrgh 200 blu corn 200 bril-
. flour. LIT bra PORK, lA btlla hides, and sundries
Stmr hIufko6on, hruskegon 1000 bu corn ~ aacka
oats, 81 hrls pork 20 brla four, lou bdls hides
rroy 5.., a E"a, 500 Dria flour. 81 oo bu wheat.