, 1874-12-23

GVcEt0& UtSLHtcH u 1Hf Eh1lHf9 1T1pHHss
WAsnISdIoS, y. T., Dec. 12.-Anthouy @.
ueslng Inns mot another defeat. Emil uoechster,
Of Chicago, Ncsing'B pet in tho dayB when hia
Emilcs brought placcB, is to bo removed from tho
ConHulship ut Darmo,, Germany. DR.. Canaiug,
lately removed from I. CommiBa}oncrsssin OF tho
Illinois penitentiary, IL thought, Homowhlt re-
mole]y, to taho IIocolistcr'B place, Tho change
is to be brought about III this way: The pregcns
Consttl at Briasol, England Stanton, who iH M
llinoiH appointment. is 10 be transferred TO
larincn, antl DR.. CanieluB IL to 10 nominated to
guccccl tho latter 1T Bristol. Ca,liuiuu is not
o,oo 70 be nEp ppa1sa e & Gsrmon for The
determination not to havo aug Ger,nan-Amcri-
can cltizunB Eont as Consular officers 10 Fatller-
lantl. Canisua will au9rer from this resolution
Of Fish, an Bar1neu, wllcl, III ono Of tho most
%aluab!o Cousulalou Of Germany. is much ,no1a
profitable tllan DFiBo.
THE tA1SE ur:;ATors1IIr.
Some Of thu Mnine Congro9hlnou hero think
that iinyniin'B recollection to lle Seualo III by no
1nearY SECURE. Tho 1atost ut,l most formidable
candidate IL John Peters, former member Of
ConSrcsB nov Supreme Judge. 1t is not impoH-
sll,le llat Speaker Daine, in Wow Of the poiit-
cal eSo1,ta ginco laHt October may bo eoloc ol aB
Il candidate in Tho oyent Of the probablo defeat
Of I1Am.in.
THE HOLIDAY RECESS.
In tho Senate tie House resolution fixing d
holiday recesn would llayo passed, but bcnntor
West of Louisiana, objected. As single ob-
iocton rcndors 1t in,possibloto act OH the HouHo
roso!ution, 1t wont over, but will doubtless bo
| nbaence woro granted in tho House Just before
adjournu.ont, 80 TINT, even If the Senate doos
| not concur, there will not bo quorum ior buai-
nesa III tito House.
| THE rnEs,,S;Scy OF THE SENATE.
Vcc-prcaidcnt Wilson will Tomorrow morn
| ing present to tho Senate letter yIcntiny his
chair US presiding oilcor Of the Senate, when
Senator Carpenter will doubtless DO again elected
1 fnt,s ft&to aN In
vaca1o Tho chair eonao days. ago, but postponed
lila action OF account Of tho State dinner giyon
| to Kalakaua to might. A1r. Wilson may not pro-
| side much 1nUrb this BcuaipE,
Ito TIC Assoeiatei Frcts.3
| 1J03ISATIOSs.
! WAsu1SoroN, D. T.. Dec 22.-The Prosidons
today sont tho following nominations to tho
! supreme Court Of Idaho; john Olar Asso-
ciato Justice OF tho Supreme Court Of Idaho;
l.eyi nnlnoll, United States Attorney for tho
Indian Agcut at tho Papago Agency, Arizona.
postmnHtcss-AI. IL. Murdoch, Wichita, kan.
| ". =. Sheriff. Paris, I'll.
EARr ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
| Ex-Gov. Bradford declines tho appointment oi
Appraiser Of Merchandise Mt Baltimore On tha
ground Il hat he las no knowledge OF the priaci-
| pal dotai1a OF tho office, and that tho dutos
should DO discharged by ono who has.
| THE CESTESN1AL.
The Secretary Of tho 1utsrlor recal7ed today
from the State Department copies uf Oticinl let
terra announcing tho acceptance by tho British
| Government Of tho invitation OF tho United
Stas.os to participate in tho Conteuninl.
raNnON.
President Grant lian pardoncd Denoni Howard,
| who waH convicted ubOut tea mouths ago 81
counterfcting match stamps, md ueutouGcd to
| hyo years. imprIBo!Ment.
| 1tI. KELLEY WOULD NOT NE arIs,z;pERGrooD.
Tho Lion. William d. Kelley do,lica that lo Is
| about to lIayo tho Republican party.
| OuJECr or KALhKAuA's VISIT.
Tho purpose of Tho visit OF King Ka].kauo
has been duilnitciv learned from private Yourcos.
His object IL two-fold, He wishes to negotiate
1t reciprocity treaty, and to mako loEu. tho IL.
taruus ii which shall ba guaranteed
by tho United 6ta.os Government. In
consideration oil tho granting oi thosc
iwo requests, or probably Of tho granting ot
eithor Of them, llo will code Pearl lliyor uGrbor
10 tho Uultcd Staten In potpotuity as naval
station.
| TiLEGEApII1U ISvl:sTIGhTIoH.
The following RESOLUTION haa been introduced
by Alr. llagaus, Of Wost Virginia, aud ngrco1 to
by tho Hotbo Of Representatives:
Tint tho Committee tho Judiciary inquire
wl:utcr MY intHrin1s raatrtcnug OF ataetimaticn7
aro imposed tic transmission Of telegraph reports
what legislation Is lecesaary 10 regulate the aaH-
HIrtidn Of thu telegraph na after hearing PARTIES III
interest 10 report by tue blll or othcrwlse.
| NOMINATIONS CONFIRMED.
Tho Senate confirmed tho following nonina-
tionu: q, II. Hnlris, pc,Alun Agent at Wheel
ing, W Va. poatmastera-W. y. 6hoy.n, Parld
| III. IL. II. bl,,rt!ock, Wichita, KaH.
lYHe regular record n Congressional proceedings teiu
| tfJujs.la un fhJ EtriA {siHc,