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A BOGUS BROTHER,

0OAO9 OHO
OLD g4CK cNAHDLER'a yIRW6 on the SUBJECT.
WAsu1auroa, D. c., Deo. 3o.-A fev days ago,
BscresAsy nslknap sacelrad the following tels-
gram from the commandAut Of tho military post
At Hau Eranctsco, CAL:
br,thor Of the iIou. SecrrtAfy Chandler II hero
ou lns[Aet!on duty, aud .lssiras to have fur
utalsed h1ul. sha!l prav!da thsm1
The Secretary. upon tho receipt Of this nes-
sage, aent the following
Tia Aoa EaehasaA rAa stsr EseTstarY qf tat faFfot:
man representing himself to he yuur EtthAE ts 1t
Dene!a uArrkeks, California, on tus;ectlon dnty, aud
desires 10 10 furnished with asms. nha order htn
10 " pEovidsd7 WV nkL1x4F.
Secretary Of War.
TITO following AnaWes wka returued
5hs Hon, ". T. Gs4ka1P. S~trttart ~ Ear
hare no brother. AFfest tie stotnaFe].
QnAHntKh,
SECRETARY Of tls Interior.
Yesterday Secretary Chandler recaiyed the fol-
lowing, marked "parsonxl":
Capt. atins, alias 4t0fgs ThorDpsou, alias Q. n,
Chandler, Alias your ansctsunate trthsr. hA1 bsAn
arrssts1 aud II tu JUL u Ban Francisco. UaTe
you Auy se1dsE Iueasages TO seud l1gnf
". ". ukLkaAy. Secretary Vt War.
BecretGry Chandler with = kesn appreciation
Of Secretary Uelknap's humor, rstutnsd Tbs fol-
lowing ltconio RnAwar;
r.. Ron. ". n. HtGkn1p, SsessaasV ~ F4.:
HING tbs rzscal. Z. DuAfDLx1,
HseratAsy as The fntsFloss
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II docs not fo1!ov. brcan'e awyers ser7ict "a net
n bc measured tyh money stadar'i. That therefore
dn1y grateful. have no ora.son ia gyo thesa vary
oI Ia~Ttrs Any al tlIe: anti cc,. bus thar. ai'
~s5s Of giving I'M u+ III II" dull It hrai'' Err ti1a
Oh English lswyr1A for!v,d IN rr'srry sug !rstIn
now ana then "a ,1icl,s .cse fgfhtitnde was
no. ~t1 c,tt!ystnl. In tho tifle af 'tt":au ~.
tr'Ihc 'om" c+sc Wan laid ltturs ser1Tan. i4if-
guinea. Tlo sergeant returned the case With tr.f
tlp:o that ''hn morn hiAl"uIty tn tie casr
than unier all thu c'r'nnstan"es h. cEn w'li torr
And whcn Tho retns nbl T. ID" aest' ant with
Two gunesa nos~! III tbs ba Of Il! h. hHt g, aEs~re
That Ls Asw n'"!n3 tn The CAS-, ~ itllurs bin IL
th.n1a bs ,npl.
alt lhe rAl iswytts IL tnt 1t hs 'no:o - tns ita
Of tho hills they tr. out for cnltrstioa. Nha:
Just now fs I-arneI l+wyess-rH:n'nhfcr, ar ir:'i-
Ient--la tto4a WIN hass fnrgooa tho Lain HEY
used 10 fead. And tlic vulgar EwJets, II 4hy there
bc, whose fn.lnna II near tn nave rtad sr fhafe
fore nsver 10 haYt forvot.en thu !haygs which Tnlr
snkn.--5et c:.i tut fH,tto n tbs it al IT tAeir
hills the wnss translated !nlD ihntr yernscEiaf, 80
per cent OF for ca.l
II. istnp1E Ho1Enrs.
To mako further reRpoufa 1fr, r. i}iddle
nobsrts VAS called on. a,1I ho replied by avery
lappy aud humorous speech. lie proposed to
Translate the maxim by the injunction. PAY
twicc. aud that quickly" llo closed by All earn
est appeal to tin profession not to consider tue
puseuit Of vea!th A. tie only object, aud HuS-
gestsd that tho profession rhond moi rnaho tho
nPpef etAtinua sO narrow an1 70 littio to 10
sought; that Judicial ststons would bo declined
bscAube they would not pay.
J. 4. G1UrEn
aiso responded 10 tho sssue toast In brilliant
speech.
GEN. sTiLEa.
In scnlY to 4 call from Col. Cooper, Gen. Silica
made = fsu remarks on tic HtanhlnE Of the logai
profession In hts usual hanpy vein. and Resigned
tn favor Of smother gentleman, who declined to
make Mmaelf heard.
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cAGEI EccNFcc AMI INecElctENry
nrs..r,1. r1@ v..-vn ~ rn- rnv.o,-rv ~.
r.uTvrvr
..., ~ w., ~1..
-, '1e'"' D''b.&" :" ~ sn'ea9, @'''"'N'
WASHINGTON. u. L., noc' 3u.-Fof aone tlmo
Secretary Bnato@ haH Aeen carrying ou rigid
tpyeatigation IN his own dcuarsuent aud "a \
.s'o'' ~ ~ s""4' e.vasea a.'AoEs ~ O"eu ~"
tnefe M "As caused IN Dr. LOUIE " luz WHISKY
exposures. Second Comptroller Ero1dhead, his
Deputy, tho Third Auditor. and three protui.
nan, cln,ta ono NJ thon H.. com,, ,n1lo,,a ch;af
1,1',, 49, 49, - ~
e@'A' were ~ 1niof"eo tuAt 'hoy naat 'e'!gn
Tomorrow. The Immediate cIaso OF tho iny0stl-
CATION uaa communication frofn the Grand Jury
Saving that grant trreyu]aritiea in thu tnothoda
~ h,.;,.a. t., ,,o co,ena f.,,,n,rotI.r., n.u,.
Ia, haae n.i,.d - .i,a;e s+sa,,;n,, ~ - ~.
iaauoI hast ~ ,rforn. hir, ia th,,oforo ~.
noiuto1 ~ e9cst1e,,t cnt,tn,,tan win royn,n;sz
s;nnnr p-s,+ =. Ch.;-nso s"n Tsn,t.: goii";trr
Tnh,.on - xscn.,d a,.d tso~ IL. rn ,rn5o
"'oo %1 s.,usu1... s ~. s..t,...r.'.
~ tho -,,n,u tv .t,;.,, ,i'a S,,,,,, E,,+ ,,a
Wi,auats ti.',,s ~ aoa tLroS ,,,s I,sa"
-. 1,a,;,s.mn,. Wfi,o ~ oatrrr, 49, ~ ~.
tnsa =, H., ,...n H.. =. .,.,
ma.,In,, e.. ha;, .ha
1 rs.as,i. 10 =. o. 80 -. "ss IT, rasr'..r,
3slJS .1.' ~, ~ $3.50, ~ ~ -. x",Ii .'@.
m,.a- ha NJ ooro ra,ore, 1.roaii,o.d,.
F-;a-d, hav. 80 l,n.,, o,,.,;.,1r 49,
cornsd t~ .,,a ,,roat1,,,t,' .",t ti,nv
h,ra c,.3rnna ,,,s +,,c So.ratnrv catd ~. socn.a
1is 1cmnr.l 49, IN rrc.as1t ynm,a ~ a. nj ~
t;1,, ,',ae IL IL ,;,.,,.a.aan"a .rI,a rnr - z;
~. s,.s! =" 's, 49, 1..d ie.o -
tha. Ia Dros,Ssnt t+s.rroh H. 80, ro,,n-.i Tho
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regular and permanent leAtnso Of tho AssocIetion
md ibis teetfnR, which IL at!u cherished, has found
beAt.int .Aprss!t+1 In tua n1ceIIant and well.a
RANGED Lanqact With which lars tnen rc3aIc this
evening.
II only remains for mn. hrcthFen bcforo proceeding
10 annonrs tia Hfx regular TORT, n trfer II yon
sud all cordial and frnternal greeting. W. ato
sathsrel Tonight aroand tho tora1 an! frsttsn ,H'r'
ani,n1tcd by common, fcelingp &Md e3mpatbca. aD
lound to each other by tics of personal rcaar
and ffondship. would also, In yonr name, extend
to our Aonored guosss Nko siucern and hearty %e-
come. Wo wa1rome Son Rens1enrn ~ oar festlvtiea
with fcrltnga nf tho d~irss Rratnr1tnn. hope tho
few hours W r,1a tn!ter may provo hour. not only
OF relaxation. but Of keetl cntoYneht and tAst tho
occAsion may 10 hereafter rcrnttnbsred With peasuro
aud sauAf4ct!on by uH at.
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naa already won threo cases ln tbs
United ststes Supreme Court which

nla already won thrso cases ln ths
United ststes Supreme Court, which
emphaticalIy declared in 1879 that ahs Vas enti.
lied to The property In tho CITY OF. Now Ot]ean1
which nhe clAthue'l nndor the wilt OF her father,
bhnioi Clark. When she attempted to tako pos.
ssasIon nf tho pgoperty, her right was sttli
l.nuisiana Supreme Court, tnst Court fn!od
that the will Of 1918, on whleh Mrs. 0ninex
Claims, raa not sufficiently proved. aud thorc-
upon set 1t aside The cass now comes up ts
tlo Supreme Court on . writ OF error, and, II
the DECISION Ia ID her favor. It Ia probable that
eho will 1t last be relieved from tho efnbArraas.
ing litigation in which ahe has bcsn involved
for thirty years.
Mr., Atxlns, Of Iowa, second on tho Commit.
tee OF PAcfo Railroads., llas prenared btlf
WHICH will create ccnsiderAble talk mud cornno.
Tim among tho fronda Of tho present Texas II.
ci''c mea7urcs. lilo proposes tho incorporation
of now Company. and ,chaftaring 9.
i!.,lresd. with westarn terminas ,t
Il sfarshsi, and reaching respectively
New Orleans, FlcksburR, and Memphis. It ii
proposed to have an engineer appointed br ths
Texas Pacific interests. ard ono BY tho now Com.
nany. to be formed. md these to solsot third.
ths thrco 10 hhsess tho expenditures AlreadJ
msdo by tho Texas pa2ihc, 10 per cent To bt
added 70 this. and tho now Comp any To assume
this indebtedness snd 20 on with the constxuo
ttou OF The road under TIM new charter.
LEyExs.
Members of tho Committee On Appropriations
hayc boon questioned in regard to THAR vious
concerning tho laroes upon tho Mississippi, and
it las boen ascersAlncd that ma h}orty will bo In
favor Of an appropriation sufficient to aid very
materially tn repairing tho levncs through tht
States Of Arkansl ls and Mlaassiptf.
ITO th4 Astoe,dted fYtt&.l
TIT Fon TAT.
WAHHIs6ToE. D. u, Dcc. 30.--DuriDg IN Ia
tervinw between tho President and SONG TreaBu.
rs officials to-dAv, m allasion Vas msdo to thu
policy pursued by tho Democratic House Of
REPRESENTATIVES Ia dtschasGiug from aut-
. ordinate positions ex-Gnion soldiers, when tha
Pfcsldsns spoke up and said it was h!s put-
pose to Sec that sl sncl arc provided With
positions. He e1presacd, III q Gulat but etn.
piatse uannar. bis dIsApproyat Of tho anpplant-
ing Of tho nan who had Bnrved thctr couutrY
faithfully by those Who had sought to destroy
1t. II will" sali the President. "Gnd a place
for oyeFy man turned ont, SO long a. thcro is =
Democrat ie!s in any Of the Executive Depart
n,enta. / hare taken c1re Of ali who hAvo been
turned out thug far. and propose to tako
care Of tue few still remaining. ii thoy
arc removed to make room for Democrats.
There are enough Democrats still holding e:fco
III the departments to givo erery man who il ro-
moved from tho House Il POSITION and 1 shalt
not hesitate to order their diAcharge for auch i
purpose"
THE rU7r.IE DKnr.
Tie public deLt Bsateu,eus will t8 issned on
Mondsy next, tie List hus.ness day Of the noY
year.
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FEDERAL AND STATE JUDICIARY.
TIM tHuut ,fnH

THx FtotuAl AND BTA7E Juntc1Aa1-wh!ls to
ths E former Ese-tsnlnense nay T. ssct:ied 10
liz trao Interests md liz petu1usnt freeo,n Of tbs
TiIusi at.tes .hauId 10 snivatad eherihsd and ~.
aited, aud the gnisy and reputation Of ths stats au-
thorasss suas@tnsd with f'sco1ning pEada.
JUDGE cA1oH.
In rssponse, spoke NJ followa:
Ma ca4IsaAx AND 0kSrLrMrs: Before address
nyAlg TO tbs ssntiulont which you have read think
br!ure this uas should vtndicats myBolf and e1p!aia
the Gauss Of action h4.e Aga!nst o9 IL oncera,
tha eouzss os what ! lsys to ~. cana
sss not e called to .paS ushss
srpi:uss,l Ana *ili aubm. f. ,ou II: .,,i 70 The
r.. : af hys a9 t
thia tins. lLsnHhter.l Tho subject Of your seati-
inent, lo~e,et, Ar. President Il aarous uns; The
large BY the supletna Court Of tho United Atates
aud BY ths judiciary organizations Of the
exn hsss failed to hsys rytad mora or isss upon slc
subject. Thcis otQAn!xatiuo Presents coppls1ty Of
s,s!sm unkn1Tn IL my oter country and their con.
boasauce, d4crat!on deliberate wisdom, To prs.
vent lsn.eutAtlo ca4tuas which. venture 10 nv can
When you rtn,etnbcf that thu llus heiweea ths
luFtsdclon Of tie Federal and Of The State Courts has
. len saa ian b. dsnsa ! !. not a
claalluY bsuectl thFAp ssstfal tusdcticus and tho
wonanr IL how they hare nut gnt into actual warfare
Gully hopo Aud tsu4t that tho spirit Of
and wisdom which haa kopt In hassaony tia wheels ot
those various institutions viii stt prevail (Appause
Let each fenetpbtr that it II btteF 10 conccda
xoustbtuR to coneete what doubtful At la4s tstLf
than to in4ls upon Whist l. douttsu1 for In other
way can tho hlrmouy which IL Indispensable 10 the
Ixsca and security Of this comm unity bs maintained
bstwssu the<a two syassns Of jurisdiction. assnrs
you. aJr that during the whole OF my llfs
the srests.t apprehension that | have tels for The
besn the danger Of Inv conhlcuK Jurisdiction VI
two tsibuu1is. the Ht4ts AID ths naslonAl. Aud
toll Jn, sr, thas WhsueFer pre1ultcs eAousy
xtll saxk% tbls Government to t4 vsfF fonnd.ttoE1
wh ri my professional bssshrtn would lshe:s upon
thls aud Esmdnb4s that Ill tAelr should sves
II s1sseiasd IN sueh way - TO sntAAvoF
70 hastnoals* thsss tribunal! Esshe! than 70 sa'
tkgpEt{1 hszo. f4pplsusAl 2u conclusion. ! Wish
v sa5sa4 Ill eaIlas1llaa xAiah ( III ii sgsia
, 1875-12-31

m CHICAGO.
The alarm from Box 7G 1t 'i;13 o'clock ycster-
day aftcrnoou IVES caused Ly tho burning OF 4
pan Of lard on Btova at No. ST. Twensy-dsth
street, two-story frame buillng owned and
occupied by James conot ns = dwelling. Dan-
age nominal.
Tho n]asm from Box CT at ]3 o'clock tlla
morning whs causal BY tire in 4 two-ntory
frame dwelling OH tho corner Of Armisa;o rusd
and Western avenue. The building WAS tots1ly
destroyed, with loaa Of about 91,2B0, partially
coyBrpd by INSURANCE. From appearances, tt
1as causod by Arson, and tho loiico arc At work
investigating.
4 a.li aisrn, to Engine 10. TO- at HIS o'clock
ycatrsday morning. wss c1nHsl by n tire III the
two4story franle h,nlI!nr al No. .75 Fifth avo.
nue.. occuplcl by tnGn nan,al johnson 40 a
dwelling. Tho fra ori'iua.ed by sou1o children
setting fire to ha,,lful OF kiltfllnc wool, which
igut.ed bed III tue roona. Damage nominal
futlY insured.
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RpAtio. DIspateA u 1As cAkaao 1ttsun&.
WASHINGTON, D, G., Dec. s0.-Ths celsbratsd
casa Of Mra, Myra Clark Gaines II comtng up
opco mora In the Supreme Court ns1e wssk.
Hrs. 0Ainaa u represented BY Judge Black, Of
Psnnay!vAnis, Mr. Fsl!osss, Of Nav ORLEANS.
md ethss Ahls hx|ssa. Mn. 0AlAsa
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SUICIDE,

GVJEfUE4
1.1rrLk HocK, Doc. 30.-Ths vito OF @. !,
HoHhrd. ptopsietor o3 snASa show exhibition
hero, in q 1T Of tealousy left tho show, wont ID
tho hotel, and shot herself through The lafl
lung, from which .hs Aisd ~ p. u, Size MAJ
from, Sau Francisco, nhosa ebe hks mother.
Her maiden name s believed to have bean
Amanda Ellsworth.
Spsesat Dssnatth 10 Ths Cafeaas Ts1ban4.
MILWAUKEE Dec. 30.-AdAm Arni, an inmate
Of tho poor-IIouss hnug Aimsslf snis morning
with rupa cast oTet door.
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MEDICAL.
MRS. LANDIO.

rsasie Phy&ciA On 0hststrcs and Pstysts D4sAAtAs.
Aas 1sn,sdy fok Suppressed OF plstuthAd HaAsS9As
lion aeas to any addrsAs. During 4o1ARaan@al ApssAa
AtksRtlaa. Q&oA. A1t MAeAAh-AFa
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yon scain aud aeat.. lt:hcr:sj
STATES Ar7oxs.1 rn-.,1.
'N' " "'
htaser-Astorhoy Edaal4 fcfro"leu ~ fo'io"s:
afA, rkg.,ueNr; Tin relation. Of ths judiciary
C1ist independently q tic otirr Either. wfI!e II tho
other, wo1d nl tiseif III thu condition Of e,Io-,a
whatever therefore ccactr,u tbs authority dignity.
IL ot especial int~res: to ths lar.
We a ceesful'y ahs,nt to tue sentiment in.t reh!.
which aaer!ba tn te Federal pro-rtn]nenco,
by nf the weight If IL influences the authority
7dt,i 10 ii for tna Determination. Tna supr. mn
Court Of tic unitrt Hs.ta II iutru.!ed With taasr
crptnens Tho Executive, vhiia ho r,"csst.s,
must ot'es the laws en.ct:d BY t,ngrs.a.
TIN C1'RrtM tnas. eonforn L. action Ito
tls written Constitution, which cunsttutes the chart
Of Ia powers.
The n!si1nae authority rests with the upseme Court
tive and Legislative panartnent. ter action Trans
grew ths fundamental !ar under which tac@ at act
.r;a ~ my nss. ~ ~. fsa w 1o1s YER r. 70
Teesfh ay e1stcHe a. appeilate jurisdiction eb'Yc
unn thts c9i!st nAs .evosaa the dsl1cato tT'st of
saat1,na To- - teiossi M . aRtn H. uao en
h" sst. :. md n.ena .a ~ .g os
y ho hnat 1naeo o sne ch.e1t ~ III b"n powers ana
se+a upon tns snGh o. ,hat Couss: "
onela' toalt,on ant!ss IT., our uosefpnens: ~.
as nan s.s tno - fonson4 1 h,t
1n,i.ion. rorstit,Ita ia snn+nn,a t,sci. .tttnsit
nu, n,1n i.mited cla.s ~ s,hiort.! thns r
uheh Sa,a,In IT, ar IN .ns ,nsnnar 4orv ot
tnn ~ ~ ,n.srs co,rn~ra,f r,, th Fns.e
tiovcrnmsnt '0' pS"''3 '1t'A'e" 'pSA ~" '9''s'
H. liz suntar+x r,o, ,.h,c IN. s,.to. ,o,..,. ~.
e1ci,,3yc r5sht to "us|ste IL. ucl"rr NJ to S,trs
,st b. rreoanz. g thc htaos. ashGrlt, t In rnus
s,r,s,lnr M inte.n,.,.sn ~ e,c is.ist,nn ,ts
IL - H. ~ ne na1
E1.tena Of 9a1ernmsnt ''>''" " o'@ p''N
in fses. t. Tho xran: nsaa Of s..utor, ,.v which rro
o1nesc " m an. .ocai ,sattons ,,,G htc ,s. ~
law cotrain9 tho nrineinai eommerri,i And imsnr.s
s-.,n,ton ~ ~ ~ .o,,.rv H.. h,as 49, ,,,,; r.
onstn ~ .n,1.n,, na @ tase ars,t a'
~ f.r =. rc1niss i,v satuss ~ ,arf,;ara ~ ~.
ehs.s coifs Of tbs 2ospcctiss ssatcs are sd shoujl
~ a. ~ ,9s atr 1IassaI
ntn. sha",% ~ rcrotxsn ~" T., ass1. oa. ndc,.1
trii"n,1 A. n,rt ~ ~ ~ tt.r maj Ill o~ -
sh' rh. fn ene ~ ~ neeu ~ ~ ~. uay ~
nas th,a ,n I'll ~. ~ ha n.n.tnrer o9s 1DI
i ~ ,.,o,' ~ tho a,nrsns U",-. - ~. ft,et
as ae'eo ol'n os 'ne oup'en' eouss o' tne o'eo
''1.' .
~ aone iew inst.'ess y lug been apparently Dig.
ftR9rdcd efon sherr Il VIII 10 "n.rESad tnat thu tflo
ssi "a oten assests ot an si1nss ns+ bssn made
To show TINT fhe PARTICULAR ea4e d1d not fall within s
psinciple.
Nothing Wo''ll r,ors eofta!niy iea 70 letIau1ra.
3H4 0fcu EekH6el SAto &lH
, 1875-12-31
TAILORING.

! have a larger stock Of Winter 0Varooat.
ings aud suiti1gs than Is usual for the
season, and will ssll them On to-day
at Ii pc. cent Of for CASH. Many novel;
ties, direct from London, and not to be found
elsewhere.
GEO. ". MATHEWS, Tailor,
Boom q, ITO e&ats-st, oos, Of Monroe.
, 1875-12-31
TIE WEATHER,

WASHINGTON, y. e., DE. 3i-1 4, m.-For thA
lake region falling, followed by rising bsrome+
tor. waruier southerly wluds, vsesing to ooolos
westerly, cloudy or rain.
LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
CHICAGO. Dec S1
, 1875-12-31
FIRES.

AT HALIFAX. N. s.
HALIFAX. i. s., Dec. ao,-The pulp-u1lll ii
tho Ello1houso papef mill burned 1ast evening.
Loes. 9l0D 900.
, 1875-12-31
Carelessness and Inefhcienoy Quail
ties Not Wanted in His
Department.
Our Miaistcr at London Sounis The
British Government on tho
Cuban Question.
Spain Exertlng Herse'f to straighlen
Out matters in Cuba.
Secretary Chambers Views on tho
Question Of Bogus Cousan-
guinitY.

cARELEsSNEsS AND INEFFlCiENcY.
QuAliTIEs HOT wA.rEp IN TUE rnEAsUnY nf
rAhTHEyf.
, 1875-12-31

Not with that bright eonasellatlon Of judicial
supreme Court-D Rutlo19e. Ellsworth, Marshsll.
fancy. Cbass, Story, not to tneutloa many mnrs of
the usEions des AID tue honorst1e lIvtne,-h by
Ing, ana virtue. sedestsA hunor upon tho Court
IN Which thsy presided, and tue ana tu which shcy
lrca. Uf thsae aanlcs two stsna out ln 1od relief
upon uls pagea OF judicial httory.-:M.rshaiI end
Storey-ibo QUO prscntnsut for his waado. tho otsr
for his learnng both great tu tntcect and In vtrna.
larsha, sways eeas III Ills ipstructious conc!ao mud
logical iu hs rcAsonlngb, sud sngulHry couc In hs
conclusions. Story !earred ~ well - logical, bot4
luminous and vo1ntnous. always szhatnt,ug ha sub-
IF IL ,essslh I'd IT, a,nss * ~
mass OF foreign wealth. have srokeu briefly ef lbs
supresns coart and ta Judges. not forgetting that
naa,rs Of shs Federal Judiciary. l haYs Epuken u
than tho Representatives, and the nost honored
representatives. II the snsiro body Of United Atalea
spett aud admiration OF their fellow c!tizens,
Tha latter part os tho sentiment you read Mr.
Tretiaeas, II in these words Tie trus interests aud
thu personal freedom Of lhs country r!1nirs that he
tursrHdeucs Of the tnd1fdat Htstas aou!a lie eulsi
vate< chrtlttlBd, sad sxuliei, Aud thn dignity snd
reputation Of The atats suatas4ed With becoming
Tia obligation to do th!s IA rendered al tho more
imperative on Acoounk or the Vary pfs-etnench to
ton s none tbs eas becauss ot the juss prte We t4ie
III that prsslnlnenea. las been aa1 10 he fault Ut
~ Judge: 70 err in tho sldo u snpf nI their uris-
In tho Htata Judiciary. The uecex4ity ~
iIsrs4 In ths sentiment not much on account
of my action ot Tho foessl judiciary - froa, tbs
Tie usnznes which has hesn felt py tbs loyal ror-
t1on Of cItxeus for tho last twauy years IL le
.r:,n. STATE. right. d,e:,Ss. M 70 ksa.ssy R.o4aaI.
minated In ths ate ltsbsoa. has coutttbut to bring
about legislation upon ias psH Of Congress which
Tass. ri Gaars III h. s.au.y aast,e tSs s.,.a.
fora Acknowledged s1a s1a5siAsd Jurisdiction qt ~
e+s,4 Courts.
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troubles Just the same as the present ones
have. One of the oldest Missouri River
boatmen now living is Capt Peter Peterson,
now Waterman on the John A. Scudder. He
assembled the Missouri on the steamer Pirate,
with Capt. John Durock, in 1888. Since
then he has sailed the ocean and run the
river by turn.
MEMPHIS, April &c. P. Joslyn, second
clerk of the Mary Ament, was drowned at the
wharf to-day by skiff becoming entangled
in the wheel of the steamer Quickstep and
capsizing When the accident occurred par
ties in two skiffs started to his relief, and
when one boat WAS within few feet of him
he was drawn under barge and disappeared.
The body was not recovered.
The Emma is to be sold by the United
States Mtrshal at Vicksburg, on Saturday,
May l.
[St. Louis Times, oath.
Capt. Reese Dugan has concluded to name
his new wrecking boat now lying at Cairo,
Horace Hyde, after the talented river reporter
Of the Republican. A handsome compliment.
Capt L. w. Dugan of the T. F. Eckert,
settled with Col. Jno. B. Maude yesterday for
the raising Of the steamer Jno. 3. Maude last
winter. The Eckert is to receive S7,S76 for
the job.
[St. Louis Democrat, "a.
On May 10, at the Courthouse here, the
assignee of seven.sixteenths of the steamer
Great Republic will sell that interest to the
highest bidder,
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STEAMBOATS,,

NEW ORLRANN SHREVEPORT, TEXAS AND
PACU1O FAST FREIGHT AND PAS.
SEN6ER LINE,
Composed Of hrst-class Steamboats,, In oo0nectioo
With tie the IsxAs and Pacific Railway Company.
Leaving Now Orleans and 6hfovos
p~s . follows
WEDNESDAYS.
La Belle, Capt. NJ. N. Wood.
@. H. Durfee, Capt. Jos. A. Aiken.
SATURDAYS.
Maria Louisa, Capt. II. ]. Brinkee.
Texas, Capt c. W. Stinde.
Giving through bills lading to all points a The
Texas and Pacific International and Great Northern
Trans Continental and Texas Central RailroedA
Also to Jefferson Texas
Particular attention paid to way business
Through Rills LAdinR signed only by
NV. JOYCE
Agent Texas and Pacific Railway,
dM i'm % Magazine corner GravieE.
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OPELOUSAH.
Leaves EVERY WEDNESDAY, at P. N.
, egg. .. For Washington, Pert Barre
!rss2sls!S Si:nmspost Churchville and all ixnd.aeo
Sacxssassl on the Coast AtchafalSyA River aud "a.
you CoUrtateau-ths now and iigts drsug..s pAsssnr
X9r steamer
1t. Mary,
On place OF Bertha)
W. Burton, master A. p. TrOusdae, clerk
will leave "a above. connecting at Smmsport with
steamer Minnie for Bayou Des 6laizes Eor freight
or passage apply on bOsra OF to
aus tt BRITTON 4 EPPLER LOG Common -
REGULAR PACKET.
Leaves WEDNESDAY, April 3D. at P. M.
, IT, u For Washington, Port BaEEop
Ea4 e Simmsport, Churchville, and all waQ
landings on Atchafalaya and Aississip1
Rivers-The ateaMer
Ruth,
lin place Of steamer Tfomt0n,)
e. Quatrevaux master. Allen Jumel and H. Molai-
son. Cie KS
will leave above, giving through bills of ladinG -
Bayou do Glsizes, and connectingat SmmspOrt with
steamer Creole For freight or passage apply -
board, or to ]. n. DOWLING,
ap7f IS Decatur stre06
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BAYOU MACON AND rENsAs RIVER.

BAYOU MACON AND TENNAS RIVER.
BAYOU MACON AND TENSAS PACKET.
Leaves on THURSDAY, April %, at p. Nj
A. For Cuf.Oh, CrOckett's Point,
49, Warsaw, and all landings on Macon rs
zs& high as JOes Bayou, Black River, Ten
sas and way landings-The ight-draught passen-
ger steamer
Garry Owen,
Lou. S. Greenlee master. Sam Block, clerk,
will leave above. For freight or passage apply
on board or to LORD g. MCPEAKE,
ap27 46 Camp street.
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THE RIVER,

OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN, |
Tuesday Morning, April q, 1875.
Daily Report Of the Stage Of Water, Will
Changes In tho Twenty.Four Hours End.
Ing p. NJ. April 26, 1873.
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SUMNER RESORTS.
HARNESS HOTEL,
Mississippi City, Miss,

WILL open June LIST. Parties can be accommo-
w dated before that time at low rates. The pro-
prietors finding the want of a neverfailing supply
Of ice have built large ice house, and filed It
direct from Boston. The Sulphur Spring is nclosed
and the grounds prepared for the reception Of
excursion parties Two thousand persons can be &C
commodated The illumination Of the lawn, so
highly appreciated last season: is prepared for A
fine Band is engaged Good Bathing and Fishing
An abundant supply of Oysters. For terms etc.
apply to J. D. MAYER g. CO.
apo Am Proprietors.