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Notice 4 hereby gwen that IN consequence Of the
beach al Dungeness having tor some time past grown
out that the lighthouse - now at considerable as
lance inland Il has been determined 20 mark the ex-
treme edre of the by placing additional light
To the the present station, near 70 the high
ter line pracucaDie.
This additional light will be exhibited On or about the
July next will show BRIGHT quick fash every
OF that tmef
the site, bur tae main -h viii continue 10 be
exhbiie from IT. present pOsii10n as usual.
the the main light VIII De altered from
electricity 10 the powerful 81 OIL hight and the
red light TO the westward wiz tnen be shown fr0 The
lantern insiea1 Of as now IRON window beneath IT,
will then consequently be no white light IN
westerly direction the bearing OF from the
Nv order ROBIN ALLEN secrotary.
Trinity House. London, March II, 1915
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS

ASrwrnr. May I2-Arrivcd, ships John : Aaxer. No.
car.hy. Philadelphia: Souvenir tBrl, Scott 40,
AsxapovY, Nay lt-Arnvcd, bark Glenayon taD, Rob
erH, Darlon.
ALIcAyrK-eailsd, bark Guchen Vr. Hazard, United
States
BaSuaw May i2-Arrived, ship Guiow Nor, Bontsen.
Philadelphia, banks Johannes C9eD, ibnss Ssw Yosk
Jason ggsrL Grimm BAinmore.
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS.

Merchants shipping agents and shipmasters are In
formed that BY telcgraphing to tbs Herald London
Bureau. No 80 Fleet street, or TO the Paris olhce,
Rue Scribe the arrivals at ami departures from In.
ropean and Eastern ports Of American and all foreign
vessels trading with the United states the same w be
caDIed to this country Of charge ana published
Captains arriving at and sailing from french ana
Mediterranean ports viii and the Paris oee the more
economical aud expeditions for telsgrapning nows
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NOTICE TO MARINERS

sunken rock has been lately discovered in the pass
age between Blunt's Rect and Cape Mendocino, with
SIX on low water; breaks sell II bears
SW uy compass and Is distant one and seventeen
nautical mics from the lighthouse, which y ON the
gouhern slope OF Loaf ock The point OF land at
Ceniervlle showing about hall way between point OF
False Cape ard False Cape Rock he passage between
Blunt's eei aud Cape Mendocni, owing 70 this and
other DANGERS, should not be attempted
GhRsHoM BRADFORD, Assistant Coast Survey.
EuRHKA. Cal Aprll6 1873
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rg- NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTER
ING THE PORT OF NEW FORK AT NIGHE-rhe NEW
YORK HERALD has adopted a distinguishing Coson night
signal for use on board the HERALD steam yacht show
ing while burning the colors red green red. changing
from one 10 the other succession and be seen sew
era miles distant Captains of vessels seeing this
signal viii oblige by preparing any marine news
they may have for the ship News Department OF the
HERALD
Rsr- Persons DESTROYS OF communicating with vessels
arriving at New York do by addressing to such
vessels care OF HERALD yacht, pier No East
River New Letters received from all parts OF the
world and promptly delivered. Duplicates are re-
CURED
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NEWPORT. RI. May IA. 1875
Capt sherman, Of schr Mary 4 Predmore, when ar
rived at Providence to-day from Ezabet reports
that he passed sunken schooner about halt way be-
tween Point Judith and Watch Hill yesterday after
noon Her mainboom partially out Of water He
Of the opinion that she capszed in the heavy blow of
Wednesday evening and that nothing has been heard
OF the they must have persisted.
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PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATl
goTsNp gourE.


steamer Metropolis, Kills. Bermuda Newport for
New rorN. wish mdse and lasseneers to Lunt Bros
with mdse aud passengers The Norwich steamboat co.
Ss oss jat Win s9gSS to f STmssrona ,O'
schr Rosua Kelly shuee, ~, ior new York. IS days,
sehf ieia 1rey sseEyille, ~. New York, days,
schr : Jewett Finley s. John. M, Tor New York. 10
days. with lumber 70 chase Talbot & Co = - "a
days. with spiing 70 l. SNOW
Sehr zsmpa Lsmphier, Magasuadavic, Nh. for New
schr Mary Pike GoOd, Gloucester. ~. for New York
schr keoka, COOK, Jonesboro Tor New YORK. with um.
sehr Amelia Augusta small, Iarweh for New York
schr panie .a,e ncOuae naIaoru lof nem for
scnr HScna Gardner, vinaihavsn Tor New York. with
sehr Lewis walsh Andrews, sac HsrbOr for staten
sehr Com Kearney. Mason New I.avsn Tor Ysw York
sear argo, Besse, wsFsaam Sr Sow YoTk. 49,
scnr Warren Gsies smith, MI stone Point for New
orr. with sl0ne 70 order.
schr Paine, Ban, boston Tor New York. IT -
schf X Atwood, ATWOOD, Boston for sew ORR. with
sehr ) 5 EackinghAm, Mackey. Somerset for New
selr 4 Islconer, wisoa, sOgerset for New YorE
sehr asGns i'os, sanborn. HsHhia. Tor New York,
MARY fliat Green sTidgs port tor New iOSE ,,,
schr \ carey, carey, l.oekand Tor New forE' win
schF NV thompson MCCARTHY, Bridgeport for New
schr Eugene Leland Calas for sew York. with ium.
sebr Twilight, Robinson, New Haven Tor baltimore
senr v' saunaers mott Proylasnes FOR ssw York.
chr Joseph Marsh Morgan, New Haven for Nsw
scsr Carrie, Jones Boston iof New Y6rE, W.
sehr yerands. POM, portland Ct, Tor New YORK win
Sehf A1n EizaSeta, Allen marsion Tor philadelphia.
scbr ste Dhen fooks, fendeton sew haven lof bAi'
scke Glenwood, TialiocK, Hartford 10, New yotk
sehr nla yayis ssSfps Ssss1sS w "a paet
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Desiination.l 06icc.
Steamer

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOE THE
MONTHS or MAY AND JUNE.
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OUR MARINE CORRESPONDENCE.

Barks HIttero (Nop. Dunkirk; Diana Cor), Cork
Arey Woggerson lGerl, London.
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ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHrrEsTosE TELEGRAPH LINZ.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHTrEsToSE TELEGRAPH LINE
Steamer tieorela LroweIL Charleston May II, with
mdse and passengers 10 " Ouintard X %.
Steamer Regulator. D0ane, Wilmington, NC, o. hourS
with udsr 10 IN 4 Glyde 4 Co 49,
n9tteras smith, Baltimore, with Tndse 10 the
Ola DOMINION steamship Co.
BARK Gne Ernestine (Fr Labarbe. padang los days,
with ndse u order, vessel 10 uraer.
bars Golden Fleece tof Barbadosl. Armsuon Fort
Span u DAYS with sugar and moiasses 10 Irow-
bridges sons.
chr WIN u Jones. Kirby. Fernandina days with
naval stores Doner, Potter Co vessel to Abbot
schr nr,en nAsDrouck soper baltimore. a.. :.
Lcph yr fisherman. kcnney - hours out with W
sehr Ceorsianna tasherman. Poole "a hours out with
loo DOlg oi maCkerel. 80
sehr Christca a.herman), Arnold Il hours ont with
20 bbls OF mnckerei -
schr GafibaiGi hshermanl, MARI, q hours out with
ly0 bDls OF mackerei.
out, with l0J bbls % n.acSerLl
ns~Bark Soren Berger CNorl. from sligo, which
rived and anchored at sandy HOOK, came TO the
city yesterday.
, 1875-03-11
LETTERS FROM TIE PEOPLE,
4 NEW opEnA-ltouRE,

To the Editor u 114s Chicago Tribune:
CHICAGO. March 10.-Anl now come, f,..a
talk about d new opor4.honas, This time suny
places II somewhere on Wabash eyonue, aera
of Harrison street. Allow an old citizen III,
subscrlbcr to make suggestion It ii tt.tA
that tho Moss.a. Keep arc to egoct blocl Il
atorca on tho northeast corner Of Wabash ave.
nun and Twelfth street ~ epon ~ tho vo.sh.s
will permit, And now, why can no not haYs II,
opera,louno on thin coraer? Let 1t be built br
pliyate enterprise or by stock s1lbsprp.lon. Ii
either wny it will anon pay, Time IL not Tar d.
tant bof6ro hosso.railway will DO laid d,ua
Trclfh Htroct to reach tho Wass Shlo, and IT,,
or shout that timo this corner OF Wabash ase
nue and Twelfth street will abe considered III
centre Of our nov fast-growlng city.
An OLD 6uDacpIpEA
, 1875-03-11

6ptsldt Aspalth 10 Tia cateaaa Tribune.
DEI.olr, Wis.,, March 10.-Tho Grand Division
Hons OF Temperance ls holding it's annual .es.
alon Aoso. The Rev. ps. Carlart. OF Oshkosh,
delivered IN td4rass t4iB evening 10 vary largo
and Intensely Interested anllencs. lIo adyo-
cAtod earnest personal efforts to reform tho In
lemperale aud aasa tho young from falling, Rnd
fayorel Congressional prohibition OK tile tralfio
III ardent spil,ta, Hople seyouty or oighty dela-
eetcH aud visitors from abroad arc In attendance.
Iurlncss connected With the Order w,ll bo trans.
acted totnorrom, aud smother public meatlug
hnld In tho evening.
, 1875-03-11

spft70l Nlspalek % 7Hs CAleao0 TrtbUNs.
LAHs1Eo, Mlch., March 1o.-Tho Governor TO-
day approved tho following bills: Amending tho
Board Ut EEtimhtes' act Of Detroit tor the dis
tr.batlou Of Upttad Btatcs 6.atasos sepealiug
the act for tho redemption Of tho bonds Of 1858 !,
amending the charter Of Marquette amending
5oc, ssao, Compiled LAWS. relating to Uuivefal-
ty sohoal-auds providing thas tho procsods OF
tho ssle Of Eduoatioual'lauls shsl. bo applied to
detr&ylug the a1ptnses OF tho Btato uoyoru.
mont tor tho relief OF certain securities aud
cediny lauds los ths improvement Of ths HauIt
Canal.
The 9auate passed The following bills autAor-
lzlpg the Judges of Probate ID require nsw
bonda of executors giving raligious aid bensy,
, 1875-03-11

10 he vcAtol with corresponding rights III lhs
corporation agatnst otI,sr atoshollcrs.
TUE MAYon's hlt.!.
In tho Bcnato. Kehon'a bill rolhtiyo 10 tho ap-
rointslon: ard removal Of ci,y officers was
PASSED. 1t provitlon that Tho atnyos ehall havs
power to appoint such officers aa hto not ohorr
Mtso chosen by law By and with tho conhont OF
III 'mbcra authorized bv law to be olaotal. t, lie
taken bg yeas and nays, ,au1 cntorcd Oh its
rccar'as Tho a1nsor alntt also llayc power to
retnoso any olieer 10 apr0[ntolt. WhcHoycr, IN
h!a nrlnou the intoreats Of ths city rnqufrs sueh
removal. lilo shall report sucll rotnIval with
his roasons therefor to tito tonnoil u IT. uoxt
regular mcntlng, and II tho Council by two
tl1rl vote, by yoas and naya, to ba ontcred npon
tta rcoori, dlhapprovo OF rtch removal, Huoh
officer shall thoroby bccomo tostorod to tho
ofliea from which l,o was no removed, Lnt ho
shn11 gtve new bonds h!,tl snko u now oRth OF
oEce. Tl.u Magyar may tnaxo MI arpofnsmont al
intoElm. Tl.e bill authorizes tbs atnyor Ia voto
n1ss %s Of A. appropriation ordinance md appr0so
APPROXIMATIONS.
The Committee on Appropriations reported
back tls Dlind Aaynm appropriation quitting
down tin appropriation trt enlding allltio1sa
from 929. 900 to ~, 900; ordinary oxpo1scs fran
27. .ooo to s25. .ooa ner snnuu., il'areased expon.
sca from 81, ,0)o to a50oO.
Flo samo Committee reported back tho bill
nfh'nS appropriation for building tho Institute
fur F0nlle. .Mndad Chlltlren With MI RlvorSo CO.
concentration, which was not cnrourrel In, aud
the bill waa ordcred to n eaeonl readiuu.
TuE fIQuoR Hill
the hamo A. nonstlnR In tho l1ouao-wa. taken
up 0u . sccoud reailpg, and, nttor tho addition
of Htoolo'a an,onln.ont makiug It In Huthtanoa
rc-onnctrent Of tho presant law was iuletnite-
ly postponed, by % ayes 10 31 nays, Leo, tho
author OF the bill, voting IN tho Affirmative in
o:slcr to antcr motion to reconsider, which ho
did.
ENDURANCE.
Tho hlll providing TINT liconao to do bus'usss
In thts Slate Rhall not be iasneI to faraigu In.
Rnrnnco companies that appeal stiits AYainAt
thom from tho Htate to tue Fnderal courts, wns
amended 30 Is to make this provision apply only
to appeals OF removal OF cAaos hereafter talten,
and was ordered to q third reading. The bill OF
Thompson. Of Coul. providing for tho app2r-
tIonn'ont Of special sascaanaonss upon lots sub
eolueniLy subaiyided, WAS raahed.
, 1875-03-11
SUICIDE,


tWFeaFeHae1td q IHa CHleada 7F3kaNs
HELylpEnx, ILL.,, March Dan inquest wAs
bald by Coroner Robnsop. yeatsrslay, Oh the
body Ut small girl namaa 1Iaau Otls. II ~.
peated that, wb!le the family OF Nj. Hiram
ueckor uaro absent. ou tia Hunuay previous,
abe pFooeaaad TO tho granary. aud. with place
Of alrQng Woo!aa tWiue, hung hersult by tho
neck. The body Was wArM wlon found. Tho
girl nss bound out to Mr. ncckpr, Iul wss be-
twssn and 10 years Of aye. Tho cauas Of tho
vt ia puknoaR. Tna ya1d4ct was death by SUI
, 1875-03-11

fcstoa b. hath parties 10 work quct]v bu, ,.,,
fully, n!aolting their wcat nointa, Thc ~ t,ash'
party nlrrtei tI.too ont of five TrusIo.e.ss' o..s'ea.s
noou MS so resnt of tho election vaa anno,',,As ~
tle yes"rto.,a party illuminated tho tsea. to.n ss
thur victory, oS6f
, 1875-03-11

WHEELING, ". Va, March l0.-Judge Hay
wood, Of tue sunrcmo Court OF tAia Slate. l,as
granted q atay Of praoecliugs in tho case al Tay.
Ior At1andcs, The toolored) wife murderer, who
was sentoncal to ha hau3od OH tho 9dth tnst.
, 1875-03-11

ADJOURNMENT nEADLurtoNs,
CoLuatnus, O.. Match 10.--At tho Domocratto
cnl'cna tonight q resolution for sne tlo nd
jontnncns Of tho Gonoral Assembly March 40
Vas agreed upon, mud WA thou refarrod to the
Financo Committee. wtlo arc to report back
Whenever t1py deem it e1pedout.
, 1875-03-11
MINNESOTA,
Alspi)INTMESTh.

~ fttt. Ys.fAr
s n Wst sse" 70 11s AtIaeo nss. .',oans
or. t"p.'' 'ia1cn Ao.-uoy: % LAWS to'aa5 ap"
po'htoa joAn IL. Bro"ns OF Wtlmar. 10 10 Judge
Of tho now Twolfli. District erected from tho
ooutral Western countos also, John J. t,anaa!l,
tho hoss aw " m was on nf tn Ho,nnssinu.
e,s anna,ntod ,aat van Sasr ~" ra.t, Il ~
er uln ta 1sy ~ ,ss1 y9as s setn sa
,n,. fno H.. ~ ,a.n ~ n t ~ rntna' "pto'A''u
"'90' s'' -" - LOU ~ ~ ou' " ''''o0'
1ycnEAas OF STATE pxrESDtrunrs-ruc on.ss-
,Iurpuu rLAo.,E AwD hrArs ngtlEr-w,att'y
1Ineu11. n.r,no.n I'rnta,.,TIos ''''''
yn..in roy,o,nonss..r NJ ~. T,t,.,,, r.-,,,,,.
a. m,r, Mn'o,' fs,r,', "e x"s""" "" iao"" :.,
smiled last FRIDAY noon. tho Legislature Of Min
ncbota appropriated 1860, ,703,0a or 5l48 III. "a
moro than was approps;oted during tl.o seastnn
of 1a74 r,,c .lory NJ th,s yoor IL ornoa.oI
~ rro,l,oo asso nm s.h,,a 80 @ .,ao,., us|.a x.
70 proaaoo sooo''oo; wa'le she receipts from
taSca upon earnings OF railway, insurance, aud
telegraph compaules and from miuor
sources Of t,come. viii bo about ann. ma
In conai,cra,ion of tho im,overis1,od conIit,o,,
Of a part Of our pooplo. aal Tho general fluan-
csal depression, probably every member CT Tie
Legislature was houoatly resolyaJ, ut tho oron.
ine Of tho session, 10 do bin part towards l.rro
raan,n ~ S,,,a ,~,ansaa 1,,4 -. .,a"s, 'ote ~
ptes.nro for iuoloasod, iastaa Of raauooa, arpro-
priatlouH was irresistible Tia people Of tho
eraashopper rcutons wo,o to bo rotievca and
thcir nccosnit,ca ron,roa Ii o~tr,or,,;na n., ~.
aoptops'ahona' amounting 10 s1a::Soo. Ihen'
our ovorwoska1 md poorly-pa!d 8uprome
Judges wete fairly untitled to larror
salaries, moro District Ju;1roa wnro
nsoIcd ,,a ear,,. ~ III. v.,- xoa,.;so, as, "esp
extraordinary approximation ; thore woro numar-
Gus private claims where tho Etate was clearly
Responsible; hern und ,t,cro. through each ,1n.
, 1875-03-11
CHARTER ELEcTtoHS,

EaFFsslW1Wt*es a7 1hs C6sfIq0 1F1bHnk.
DELy1nEaE, ILL.,. March o.-The corporation
elee1lon took place yesterday, .hs main usue
balog between the License aud No License par
tlss. Tho s'ectlon waa hrm!y but no. hotly oou-
tasted, there being atgopg uuQer. current uspl-
, 1875-03-11

9peeiGt Dtsratch to 1he Chfeaa~ Tribune.
GALEsnuaa, ILL.,, aaroil 10.-I4a ncishboring
town OF lilo IL tue sreuo al tue Iatost horror. 4
nothar dying In chil llcd accused hcr own atop
fatl,9r Of tho paternity OF tho chisd. lie is q
man 60 Years Of ago, a melnbpr Of tho paptis.
Church, aud formerly resident ol Galesburg.
lie confessed the crime In prayer mingled with
blaaphomias. He IL supposed to have wife
BomewlIsro from whom hs WAS never divorced,
Ho haa ticd tho country to cauapo tho Indignation
Of the pppplQ,
, 1875-03-11
THE NEw EpIscoPAt BISHOPS.

HARTFORD, c., March 10.-Ths stsnMns tsstoJ
m!ttee OF thu Eplscdpal Church OF ceuaes.l, assslo,
to.day yosed ou the confirmation Of !ns - Ius
Of Drs. J.sgar and DeKoven. - folloss1, u u
eaz-Ayes, II; nays, Q. neRoVsa-A5''
DAYS u.
, 1875-03-11
OLD RENDER.

Sneeidl Dls,Ateh to Tia chiedao Tribune.
aAS FRAH0laco, Cal, March l0.-~A dlspatch
from Florenoo, Attaona, aasa that old Duuder,
tho Kansas murderer, Ia sti there, waiting Gov.
Oshotnu's reputation. Ila seems 10 roaltxe Ills
lsto, aud Ia wiling 10 eucGun,b 70 tl,o law.
, 1875-03-11

LOUISVILLE, Ky., March lo,-A dispatch to the
Courler-Jour'4ai says man nAmoa ]. II.
l!1sllau'. Deputy sherIfY, shot and killed A. L,
Hawkins In llllloulty Vt Glasgow to-day,
, 1875-03-11

To tft Ei0oF At 1'he Ehtc7yo 5'ribune;
CuscAao, Maroh 1o.-Itako It for granted ta'1
in opposing tls Uailroad and Warehouse Con-.
mission, YOU do not dss're to iutsnt!onsu, pls'
represent any fact or usa apr unfair argument
[0f oourae pot.-Ep.1 Ip this Wow, respect
fully call your attention to tho fact that ha d5.
four thousand aud odd dollars. mentioned y
you this morning. doos not represent tho tea!!!
but thu total expense OF sAtd Commission, ioa'
respectfully, h'S'
, 1875-03-11

WAsu,soTos. y. g., March Ill =. m.--Fsom
the Northwest aud Lakes to Missouri and
Kontucky falling barometer, southorly wtuds,
warmsr, cloudy weather, aud occasional SNOW Or
rain.
LOCAL ou8klYAT1oNa.
un,cAdo, March H..
, 1875-03-11
WHO IL oE TNJAL4

70 TIA Editor u 9A+ t:hicaao Tribune:
CnIoAao, March 10.-I rise for in!ormstan'
"a ! a,p sadly II loss to kuou 1t rtsss0|
who III on trial In tbs nronllyn Court, Doeras7
or Tlltou. Plaaac suliGhtoa me. Yours rstpset
fully. L. nQtAh
, 1875-03-11

nj 9UWEHt M"Io1I 1Lihttnt
Spatfal Dlspateh to J'hs Chfcdao 1T''e', s',a,rr
LAsslsa, ht!cll.. March 1o.-Ihtee ou "'nos,t,
nt Gowon wcre burned last p!ght, ~ pw pW.Frw
Of LauA Hansen, A'oazo briggs. and w. a''''
L0ss, 90, 0U0, Insurance, $3,00o.
, 1875-03-11


6r, Louis, March 10.--A difficulty occurred At
Marshall, No., last Saturday, botmoea Thomas
Doak and ]. T. Waddal, In "hol Dosk fired
aavoral sAota Ut Waddsll, missing him, hut
mortallY wnundiug John Morrison aud young
boy, natno not given. poak was arEested.
, 1875-03-11

MICHIGAN JUDICIAL NOMINATIONS.
Special 4hspa&sh 70 Ihs Chtcaao Tribune,
LAsa1sa, Asol,., March l0.-lho Hon. Levi
Taft haa boen nominated ly tue Republicans tor
Judge Of the si1th District, and plli,p T, Van
xilo Tor the Filth Distlirt.
, 1875-03-11

GHUNQ7 COUNTY UIHCUIT COURT GASES.
SpectaI Dfspatch to Ths CAtca5o 1tj3uHe.
Monals, H., Marc,, 10--Thn Cl1oult Court is
in session. Tho Grand jury have found sixteen
indictments, most Of them TOT lnfraotons Of the
liquor law, md oao against J, ". Simpson, pro-
rrosor OF tho paper callcll tue Reforn,<r, for
libel Ia publishing \ eou1rtaue arsio!o ngatnst q
citignu. Twe1ty-elght criminal cAsds hSya also
been brought here from Lasaio County, all for
Holltng linilor
, 1875-03-11

At sAUK CEN TEE MInH,, MInH,,tt .t6su&
sr. PAuI. allnn.. March 1o.-Io"p'sns' ssS r.a,r.
Ccntse, ! stable belonging to tho s*ak 49,. s,s
House waa burned together With Thirteen a. ...r,.
alevoa Of which belonged to ts1meFs sAa WIZ
esers. No Insurance. -,,,.m n
:rhn etose OF William Duniar, at NoftHls!pp post
clde Junction, burned to-day, including 'p7
Office. Nothing wAs saved.
, 1875-03-11
FIRES.
IN CHICAGO,

Tho two-story 1ralnn building No. . a'''a
avenae, occupied by Cook Il 1fa!lock ~ ~.
pentss-shop, WAS partially do.t1o1sd nJ ~.
at $50 o'clock yesterday morning. Tue ~ s.a
amounted to st, $50. aud IL covered y paI9 p!S
Of insurance Ia Tho NAtIons! Company o. ssti'
adeiphia. Sparks from ~ adjalnps sssa'ps,
mill c.uasd the fire. Tbs alarm wsa stV'a '''ss
Box 8l8, 49,. ~
The burning nf two barrela Of taI IN noass no.ssv y.
No. 405 NORTH Wel!a ntreot, At le:A5 yfs'e'sT:33 ~
afternoon, caused ~ alarm Of ute from WA ~
No damsHe reaulted,
, 1875-03-11

THE RAo,MEN COME TO THE SURFACE,
otryzLAsp, o., March !0.--A convention 10
organize m independent Or gtaeubauk political
party will be held 1t Hall0H Hall, .t1 city, to-
morrow, Qu!ta = numbeE Of delegates, psiuol-
pa!!y from Tue West, have arrived, and many arc
expected tonight and Tomorrow. a conference
Of delegates, Including several prominent Lsbor-
Union leaders and G: :eonback agisatosY, Wa held
At the Industrial Hail thaa aftosuoop, tAa us-
su1s or result Of which laa not been asoarteInol.
Preparations for lie Convention laye bsen tnsds
mems Association, aud tho movement gseu,s 10
BE- particularly in the interest Of tie ishorlng
piasscu.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1875-01-29

INTIMIDATION OF VOTERS.

Reasoning from the brief submitted
by the Republicans of this State before
tho Congressional Committee, we con-
clude that THEM solo hope of Il favorable
report Is based upon proving intimida-
ton of the negroes by the whites. Our
readers will sec this point clearly
developed in tho summary of the
proof expected to be made by the
Republicans, published in another
column.
We desire to impress indellibly upon
the minds of the counsel representing
the Conservative cause, tho fact that
all the intimidation employed between
Ouachita and Red rivers was prac-
ticesed by Radical officials who called
to their aid troops of the general gov
ernnlcnt, harsl, arrests, handouts and
every available means calculated to
inspire the whites with fear. No case
has transpired where negro was
threatened with arrest or prosecution
during the last campaingn. We ask
that the Committee summon before
1t Major Head, Lieut.. Hodgson, Deputy
Marshal Selye, and Frank Morey, and
require full exhibit of the orders
issued aud correspondence had concern
ing the late election; and that the
COMMITTEES call for the judicial record
III the cases Of the individuals arrested
just before the election by Marshal
Setye. If they can be arrived at, we
suggest that the telegraphic dispatches
passed during this time be put in
evidence also.
We are satisfied that Morey. Setye
and others deliberately planned, and
put In execution as far as thew coula
dissemination to overawe and keen
rom theipolls the white voters of the
ouachtta region. Every circumstance
tenQs ITO convict them of such an
intention, Let the Committee now in
New-orieans go honestly and rearlessly
.anto an Investigation of this matter
and we arc morally certain that n
deliberate conspiracy to intimidate
the whites will be proven beyond a
Peradveutdre.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1875-01-29
THE RADICAL PROGRAMME.

We find the following in the Plea
sunc of Monday:
Kellogg and Packard were busily en-
gagged, yesterday, in arranging for wit
nesses to appear before the Congression-
al Committee.
They will attempt to prove that the
House presided over by Speaker Witt
did not intend to recognize the Senate
as constituted, but another to be framed
for the occasion out of their present
Senators and those of the McEnery
Senate of 1874, and by this means to
overthrow the kellogg Government by
an overt act of revolution.
or course they will not be able to
prove anything of the kind, for we
have absolute proof at hand that at the
time the United States troops interior
ed the House organized with Mr.. Witt
as Speaker was preparing to communi-
cate with the Senate as at present Or
ganized.
The Conservatives will be able to
prove also that at no time during their
deliberations was the proposition to
overthrow the Kellogg Government, by
revolutionary or illegal means, ever
discussed or entertained, and that had
it been it would not have received any
support.