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National Republican., 1875-12-29
AUCTION SALES.
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To-Day.
Future Days.
RYB. III. wARNER, AuctIoneer.

x De II. "AnNbksp AuctIOueers
TRUSTEES, s,sALEoFyALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON EAST CAPITOL STREET,
BETWEEN SECOND AND THIRD STREETS
-. BY virtue ofa deed OF trust dated August .,
"a A. ID. 1s72, and duly recorded in Liber No.
695, folio 9s one Of the land records for the Dis
AAtrict OF Columbia, and At the request of the
party secured thereby, we viii sell At public auc-
tion, in front Of the premises, on MONDAY JAM
uary 3. 1S15 at O'Clock p. m, the following de-
scrbed real estate situate In the city Of Washing
ton, District Of ColumbiA, to wit: Lot mum Dered
seven, C,) In Grants recorded subdivision of
square numbered seven hundred and sixty, 05O, }
together with improvements, &C.
Terms of sale: SIS 0oo and interest at ten 0) Der
cent. per annum from February D, 1873, and eN-
penses sale in cash, and the balance at six e.
twelve (l2) and eighteen us) months, for which
the notes Of the purchaser, bearing interest from
the day Of sale, and secured by deed OF trust on
the property sold, will be taken. A deposit OF
500 win be required OF the purchaser at the time
the purchaser. Terms OF sale TO be compiled with
within seven days AFTER day OF sale otherwise the
trustees the right to resell the property
The risk and cost of the first purchaser, after i've
days notice.
John JOHN W. sAL"oRp;, }rrustees.
dele-ThSTu&ds
National Republican., 1875-12-29

The Sub-Treasury balances at New YORK..
to-day: Gold, 81, 81. .6s1: currency. e35 463 s9s
The sub-Treasurer paid out e., 140 900 on account
ceirts, t23o00o.
Our London dispatches state that the amount
OF bullion Withdrawn from the bank on balance
to-day was E10I, 900.
Erie, 1H4.
The rate Of discount in the open market for
three months, bills Is 27k per cent, which 10 n
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MERCHANTS EI7HESH LINE OF STEAMSHIPS

A BETWEEN
WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK.
Hereafter the fine steamships e G. <ESER
KNIGHT xno 'OHE GIBSO n Will make [TGTHh
regular WEEKLY TRIPS BETWEEN ssa<117.112k
NEW YORK, ALEXAN ORIA, WASHIN6rUN
and GEORGETOWN, as follows: Leave New York 4
from Pier Il, East liver, every Saturday At p. m.
Leave Georgetown every Friday At O. m. and
For r1i fnformation apply to r. P. A. DEN
HAM, business ONCE and wharf, 50 Water street,
P-street bridge j. W. THOMPSON,
iaIi-tf President,
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ONE DOLLAR SAVED.

CHEAP RAILROAD TICKET oFFIoE.
Railroad tickets bought or sold, 70 or from an
points, at reduction upon any once or depot In
this city. Apply 70 NJ. d. wHITEsIDE,
915 Pennsylvania avenue N. Win the cigar store,
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LOTTERIES.
New and Novel
LoTTEPIE9,
Missouri State LotterIesI

Missouri State LotterIesI
On the 18th day. OF Eaek Month during
1873 Will be Drawn the -
SINGLE NUMBER LOTTERY.
CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000.
IO,28O PriDes. amounting 70 el0O, ,OOO'
AFTicksts Only 02.-N
TrT ticket In this Liberal Scheme.
S25O.OOO IN PRIZES.
CAPITAL PA1ZE...-...........e 600
IO,290 Prizes, amounting 10 025O, ,OO0:
A o5 Single Number Lottery
will be drawn on the Soth day OF each month.
~Whole Tickets, SS; Halves, o2.50.7A
Prizes payable in full and no poStponenentof
. Address for Tickets and Circulars
MURRAY, KILLER q CO.,
p. o. Box 24Is, 81. Louis, No.
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WASHINGTON AND OHIO RAILROAD.

NEW YORK AND WASHINGTON
IN THOUGH LINE TO BALTIMORE,
PHI-ADILPHlA. rz==zsszz=szyi
NEW YORk. EEsss@.is:==sI
BOSTON, -
ALL POINTS IN THA NEW ENGLAND
STATES.
WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS.
The equipment on this line Il new and OF the most
elegant aad improved finish.
TRAIN LEAVING AT e:28 A. n. is PULLMAN
PARLOR CAR TRAIN EXCLUSIVELY.
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING OARS ON
NIGHT TRAINS.
On and after DEC. Is, 1875 trains by this
line WI leave Depot Of Baltimore and Potomac
for Philadelphia, New York and points East
cSny, except Sunday.
1:So ?. m. Express for Philadelphia and New York
o1lly, except Sunday.
60 2. m. Express for Philadelphia and way points
s:IOp. m: Express for Philadelphia, New York and
P6RIais 6RIIinasii Es'f PhREoR CARS on all Day Trains,
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING CARS on
Tickets and Information can be procured at the
ofnces OF the company.
Baggage called for and checked At hotels and phi
yIte residences orders left At the ofices ofths
company, northeast corner Thirteenth street and
PennsylvARlA avenue, and on the northeast corner
Depot BILTiMoRE 8 POToM1C RAILROAD,
''iAsf 0-A' -AU ? ' d. n. BOYD, JR:,
General Passenger AfsRt5 sra fRfisf1PR11s p %fR4sE 2.
febl5 Superintendent, Baltimore, Nd.
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aAsanal gepablitaa
FINANCE AND coMMERcE
n. ,nstarY.
W.sH1naron. 4 'uesday sv

WASHINGTON, 1 uesday evening, Dec. ..
In New York to-day n 'oneY was easier at SGT
Gold closed at IlsX@IIa Exchange quiet as
4s51I. Governments active and steady Al tas
National Republican., 1875-12-29

MUSICAL ACADEMY,
1884 street northwest. DR.. ]. P. Caulheld,
Principal. seIs-H
TNHEODORE INGALLS, KING, ORGANIST
III ST, Johns Parish, Teacher Of
PIANO, ORGAN, ETC.
% lessons, sl2;tor SO. Address, P.O box 81. II.
GEORGETOwHF FEMALE SEMINARY,
VI NO. 81 STODDARD STREET, GEORGE
-po.pnrua, TT9WN, ,IpG;oSI;, y; g; vop vouua
LADIES. The course of study Is thorough and
progressive frem the rudiments to graduation.
and Miss II. CLARE DE- GR1FFENRRID, Lit.
erary Assistants; Miss BETTE r. RIDGELY,
P, CAULpFIKLD, Instrumental Music Mrs.
NJ. +. NEWTON, Instrumental and Vocal Music;
Prof. l.. EUGENE COLLIERE, French; Prof. 4.
T. FRIsToK, Lecturer Of Natural Philosophy and
Chemistry. Circulars obtained Of Principal at
Ballantyne's, rs Seventh street; Gilman's drug
store, Pennsylvania avenue; j. Bradley Adams,
corner Ninth and r streets, Washington City.
pass within one square OF Seminary. au4-tde1S
, 1875-03-03

printing United 6tatcs notes; for tho trans
portasion of notes, boiEls, and othor securities
Of the United t;tases, tininl1od and unfinished,
1000; for paper for notoa, bonds, and all
other Becuritios, Including tho mill nzpenses
and transportation, $780, 900; for fabor by
tic day or piece, or contracts including tho
labor Of workmon nk!l'cd In engraving trans
fetrinE, plate*prfnslog. and other spocialtleB
necessary for carrying On tho work Of engrsv-
lug snd printing note. honds ~ ssd Co. other
n,aterIaIa other than. parar required in tho
work of engraving sud printing. e20il.0o0 for
tbs purchase of enEravoEs' toolA. dies, rolls,
and plates, and for fnachlneEY aud rola,Fs Of the
n.mo. 100000 proctded that tho aboye named
notes. currency snd uthor aecuriticA Of tho United
HtAtes DO executed with not less than Tires rlate
pfinlings; and proutdea further. that the Hccre-
tary OF thu Treasury, in his discretion. may hays
executed ono or two Of stcli pr1ntiugs BY Aucll
Responsible and capable and experienced hank
note companies or bank n0to onEravern AZ ahAll
contract for Tho nsrne Rt tho lowest cost 10 tho
Government. md It prices not Ereater than
tlloze heretofore paid for ttla class of work.
no company or establishment executing more
than one printing upon tho hame note or ohtt.a-
ton. and tho final printing aud inislin. to b.
executed 10 the TrcshuIY Department.
paopoBEp SENATE AkRanMExrk.
Tho Senate Appropriations Committee nropo1a
numerous amendments to tho bill, v}.icf,. It
agreed to, will affect reduction Of over ~, Z!y,-
Qu0 In its total. They dim!ntAh the Itema for
public buildings aH followa: Chlcago, from,
+76o, ,0o0 to $500 UU0; Cincinnati. tg0o, 900 to
fiDO, ,0C0; 1T. Louis, a750. 600 to $500 0UO; Ihla-
lslph,a, 875U, 900 to $3.50, 900; sslte Departnept
building iu Washington, e750,0 ,0o0 to sajy000. A
reduction of e175.00U Ia made In the llosao Ap-
preparation for repalrp mud miscellaneous *.
,e,1soB Of public buildings throughout the coun-
t.y. Ihe item for repairs At the nnyy-yRrds Is
todnced from $500 900 10 k200, QUO.
Tho following itoms ars stricken cot nlto-
gethcr: I'll o1, ,G00 for surveying Indian reserya-
tsona CSC, 600 for tho purchase Of Gathug guns;
all tho itona for new vesaeis, for the lighthouse
and coast survey earvice, amounting III all to
oyor s3D0, Gao; &50, 600 for tho publication Of the
records of tho rebellion; tho approximation for
paying tho Montana war clam; for .a!scs Of
forta in Texas. and numerous itema for improve
ments of various kindg iu Washington City,
Tile Committee recommend tho insertion Of IN
itcm Of s1o0 900 for continuing the Clston- House
building At Now OreanH. and 44G5 600 in gold to
pay tho interest on tbs District O! Columbia
honds guaranteed by the Government. Tho
section known ~ the Kellogg bill for tho 1o-
organization Of the Treasury Department IL
stricken out The clnuso relating to Government
securities Ia changed no a. to make it obligatory,
inntcal OF discretionary that two OF three print
ings shall ba executed outside Of the Treasury;
md IL IL also reqnt1ed that tbs work, when thus
contracted for, shall b. done in the District OF
Columbia.
, 1875-03-03

0nr Italian oxchAugcs chtouicle tho death, BY
assassination, Of 4 notable character Of lattef-
day no,nc-algnor souzoaxo. lie WAS tte man.
agor Of tho journal II Cnptta'e tho Widest. natl
dc1t, rodleat Of tho brood Of Republican papers
which sryauE up ns soon ns VloToH EMASuE1.
entered Homo md removed tho popo's intardict
On FREQ Hpcecll and frea proas. Tho Catftatc,
although outspoken In It's advocacy Of Republic,
showed dsorect respect for tho sccuar powers
that bo bit reckless dlereHrcct for tho ecclcsi-
aatical powers that vorc. During tho winter OF
1s72-'3, it published n History Of Chrat."
written wiih grave reverence for Its" nominal
subject but fui! Of bits ut Pits Nntll. We 70.
member couple OF these side-ahots, which may
6erve az samples Of all. TAoy rcro substantially
hs follows. "Jcsue. you 100. Ind only tho foul Of
an ass upon which to ride; bus pIus Ninth IN en-
la.gInE tho Vatican etabea in order to accom-
rnodato 480 horses, Instead Of the 400 le now
pwns." And agnin "Ths Bon Of Man had no.
whore to lay Ilsa hoad Hsa pretended Vicar on
casth csu take Ills choice OF 4,00O roouB." These
t,aasing ancers stunE tIle Pope into tronzy. In
MI tinlucky moment for him, lle complained to
the Public Prosecutor Of the Capisalc's llconse.
Tho ]R.tor was notified to suspend tho pubca-
ton OF the " History" and did so. Within
weak, however, tho Prosecutor wrote public
letter to tho Pope, announcing that tho lava of
Itay allowed FREQ Bpecch. Tho red journal pub.
lished thu letter at tho head Of lis columns, fol-
lowod 1t with a savage ahriek Of trf-
umpb, and added an installment Of tho
"IIistory" moro biting than ever. Tha Capt.
talc finally went too far, 1t seems, for the safety
Of Its manager. Souzo0No WAS stabbed half
dozon times and fell dead Ills aasassin Inns
boon arrested but refuses to toll the motive Of
lis decd. There can bo iittls doubt, however,
, 1875-03-03
DEAp.HEAD!sM TRIUMPHANT,


Sptcial D4kpateh to 1hs Gh,cuap Tribute.
WASHINGTON, u. G., March 2.--ThB frai,kins
privilege again camo up IN tho House, aud tho
Senate amendment practically restoring tho frank
As to public documents WAS, with como slight
notifications, adopted. Tho House, Aowevor,
had uos ths courage to permit soa and nay
vote to DO taken nor oven . Tose by telloss.
Tho amendment Was adopted by rising
veto. Bpeer, Of Pennsylvania. last month
robuked the Houuo for its cowardco In repaaliug
tho frAuking privilege. Hs to-day bad not cour-
age enough to permit record vote, aud exertetl
hiusolf to prevent tie call Of the yeas aud nays.
Tho test vote upon tho question was 12s yeas to
103 nays. Members OF Congress- arc also to bo
permitted to dead.hosd seeds to their constitu-
ents IN amendment for that purpose having
bosn agreed to-yeas, los; nays, Is.
, 1875-03-03

WASHINGTON. D. g., March 2.-Ths reading Of
tho Journal Of yesterdays proceedings ~sa dts
ponsod With. and number Of bills reported by
tho COMMITTEES on psps!ons wfFs passed.
Tho credentials Of 8. u Marcy, United 6tates
sonatoE from To1as, vera road sud placed on
file.
The sundry Civil Appropriation bi!! WA 10
csiyed from tho Houao and referred To ths Com
mitsss on Appropriations.
TIE YuncE DILL
On motion Of LIT. Morton. BILL 10 provide
aca!nat tbs Invasion OF States, to prevent
subveF1lon OF shalr authority, to msin-
tain The security Of elections, known
I'D 4sa4 II u atiA ". BA1Asd th3sotpA b "
, 1875-03-03

ITS PAssAHE IN rue eENATE- !
Speefat Utspateh u TIE Catedqs Tribune.
WASHINGTON, D. O., March 2.-Detwcon and
8 o'clock thia aftoruoon, q motion to bring tho
Reyeuue bill, which was laid on tho table last
night, again boforo tho Senate, was made and
carried by q voto OF % to %. This action
mas brought about by changes In ono or tho
votos, and by \ fuller attendance Of Senators or
arrangement Of patrn. The bill having been
takon up, tho sonase took rccess I'll o'clock,
and then proceeded with It's consideration.
There wss a-consinuoua struggle by opponents
Of tho bill to attach amendments, all Of which
wore voted down by varying ouk small maiori-
ties. Tho opposition led out NJ long AZ
possible without forcing buainesB into Huch
= condition that thoY would become
responsible for on extra AeBaion, aud then al
lowed action to bs taken. When the bill VIVA
reported from tho Committee Of the Whoie to
the Sonata, tbs amcndment made last night
relative to
TAI ON TOBACCO NOW on HAND
was stricken out By = vote Of 70 to n. Tho
final voto wnB then exkent a fow niuuos be-
fora midnight, aud tho bill was passed III concnr.
renee with tho House, without any amendment.
It therefore only lacks the signature Of tho preai-
dout, Which 1t Mill rocaiva tomorrow, to bccomo
law. Tha fact that an attempt would hc made
to take up tho bill hRaiu Was stated laAt night,
and tho close vote Shows there wAa good teason
for tho doubt expressed Of tho anccesA of tia
undertaking. Secretary Dristow nas on the
floor, and Hhen tho bill var passed La received
tuany congratulations.
, 1875-03-03
LOUISIANA AFFAIRS.
COMPHoMIHR PROSPECTS.


spea&i U.spateh to The Chieaao Tribune.
WAsmtsa1oS, u. c., March 2.-Tho informa-
tloD from Now Orleans relative to the progrehs
of the Wheeler compromise is very favorable.
Wheeler to-day received n dispateh stating that
forty.two members Of the Conservative Senate
have already aRned tbs agrcomant Of arbitration.
1t 10 claimed that tue total number ot the caucus
is sixty-throe. Tho massagorn Of ths caucusLero
have rsceisod = diapatch stating that tho Cou-
BoTvattys Senators hare entorod the Ket'oEC
Senate. That Ia considered tho beginning
Of tho end. .LieuL-Gov. Penn this mornsng
called npon the rres,slsnt, aud discussed tia
Wheeler comntomtsc. poun susgostod aonbta
a. to The Willingness or ability Of tho KoliogH
faction to carry out t4eir part Of tile contract.
Thn Presidents statnment to Penn wAn worry re-
assuring. Tho President. In emphatic tafne, in
Inmates that there need DO nc doubt M to tbs
action Of Kellogg, and Penn loft with tho !tnu-
enca that the koltoggitea would bo compelled 10
Inspect The compromise, whatever may 10 their
personal wishes.
fTs the A&soefaftd Tyfts.t
CONSERVATIVE BEHAToRS 1AKE THEIR SEATS.
NEW ORLEANS. March 2.-Eight Conservative
aonssurn took tAeir aeats this morning II sLs
Stat&. .iiouys.
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third reading md II laid oyer, motion having
besn msds 10 refer II to any Committee.
THE Nf,CXTY hill,

1'sn tn'os ~ feies II ~ Any to"aini.'s7'
TUE sp,oStf Hill,
s.ts os " yeas 70 - 'A5* &ae o 1'r tns e9nAls
'1.aon s1s q, 9! ~. nonnae. ~ teken ny;
t,ii IL. uu!ecea ~ ~ & usa .ta"nS. ~ 1nu "
@ - .4tn oseFt "o 'aol1on oe"s 'H"o1 !" 'etes Il ~
az So.nneee. ., a.. v,..,. I'm l.,
.s tsan nosea q t.xe W ta' aps. r. H., ~. - eiHa
~. liz liz pf. =. noness "nV ~ - ~ "a ~, '"'s "%E
'S' "''' eA'o"' I..s'.s.s, "H.uu. e.a. -" 1'''
,r. tuAmti! ~. - - Aslohln. -.
Mt. Hse~af7 from ~ cuhiefenta Conmatsoe on tue
nla Tor th1 !neorIoF.'ton and regulation . r1rnal
en1npahna ~ tno ierrEofts q ths onHea states'
H*uo S1 ennep9!tI *alcn W. aEsts1 70. <,--
sm: Lashu;tl, ttotn tno to1.H'!llye on EoMmsles'
.Es.nt;Ia ueeA ~ tIsss aha lsrnM o''' Wnnou,
.Men,lmsns ~ .na without Recommendation: IL. sasd
action af tas S:nae lust night n laying the Tariff bill
VI '''7 Ns''e' ~ ".s se. Macet IN 'as eaHho~''
IHE BOUNTY Will AuA1H.
lns SENATE taen proceeded Will tas bill 10 e1uellk3
Ronn1oHrst etc.
" Alcofn moved 70 amend y addlng m additional
, 1875-03-03
BOUNTY EQUALIZATION.

dptslot DNpH{cn 10 tHE EHtEftG" jFlHHhk.
WAsmaoroN. D. G., Marol 2--Ths Senate
spcnt . greater portion Of tho day upon tho
Houae bill for the equalization Of bount,es. II
Was called up by Mr- Logan. who urged its paH-
sago, but It wss opposed by Mr..Shorma,,, WIN
argued that In tho present condition Of the coun-
try 1t would not bo sxpedieut to pass such btt
ns this. which would take miliona from tho
Treasury. Mr. Logan In his speech estimated
tho aun necessary to mccs tbs requirements Of
tho bill At e30,0o00 900, but Mr. sher-
man, In reply to this, stated tbs sum
had basn estimated at ESQ, COX, GOO by officers Of
tho 6cc oud Auditors o!llcs, and over s100, ,00o,-
600 BY the paymaster- General. Tho third Sec
t'on Of tho bill ~ 1t camo from tho House pro-
vidcd for tho deduction Of all bounttcs already
paid under any United eta:os or Stats
law. On motion Of Mr. FAIRY, Of Connsettcut,
ths words "or State merc at1lcken out, 60 that,
III computing tie bounty to he paid.
shall bo dsducted THU amendment was agreed
to by . vots Of 81 yeas to II nays Ill. Ed
nunds then submitted RI amendment nuthoriz-
lug tho Secretary Of tbs Treasury to borrow tho
money necessary to meet the requirements OF
tho BILL and for that purpose to issuo bonds de-
scsibed In tho act Of July 4, 1B70. This vas
agreed to by votc OF Il yeas to Ia nays. Tic
vote upon the bill "a amonlcd wae so to 90 and
tho question was carried tn tho affirmative by
tuo caattng vote OF Ylce-1'1es!dout Wilson. Thia
Ia tbs first time Vica-PreAdeut Wilson ever gave
casting yoto.
Tile amendments are Of course fatal to tho
final passage Of the bill, aud thsy wers 40 in
tended. In tho Judgment Of tho gepato this ia
not the time to mako an Indefinite draft On
the Treasury of from $50 COO GOO to S1o0 600 900,
Under different clrcumRtanoea tho bill would
hnVo boeu much moro fayorably considered.
Some Senators who voted Tor TIC sncudmonts
knowing that they wouid defeat tho bill, would
have rocorded shomseyes directly agaipstit With
out rciuctaace. The denlal of tho bill at this
ConErcas probably destroys 1t forever. though
lara OF the clalms will continue to p1ess 1t uhon-
ever opportunity offers.
, 1875-03-03

but he hsl nover boon called npon to combat 10
monssronR = doctrine ~ ths proposed tocogui-
ton Of Brooks. Tho friends 1t Erooka arn much
demoraltzetl: They h.d fully expected that t!!e
Ward resolution would pasn. Gen. Butler did
Lis utnoat TO obtain the floor to interrupt ro-
laud, but the latter 1scnod to yiotd h,H right
and reminded Butler OF times wl,au tho latter
had boon like unyseling.
Tho Poland resolution, declaring that in tho
judgment Of thn uouBa auy interference With
Tho oxisting Government Of Arkansas By any de-
rartmtnt Of tho Government la not advisable,
WAS adopted,-yeas, 1a0; nays, 10.
, 1875-03-03
NOTES AND NEWS,
PACIFIC M1II, pK31niN1tr.

6pteiaI Dixpdtch to The CAtcaeo Ty,euae.
WAsMIsaToa, d. G.. March At is atatsd
that the Pacific Mail Steamship Company will
soon make an Offensive and defensive alance
With tho Union and Central Pacific Railroad
Companies for tho purpose Of Increasing freight
rates between tho Atlantic aud Pacific seaboardS.
Tho frisnda Of tho Steamship Company SAY that
tho action Of Congress has released that Com
pany from Aoy obligations to onser into compo-
tition With the Transatlantic rond.
sKsAToR AooTM.
In tho case Of Gov. Booth, of California, 4
precedent has boeu found which msy mako It
necessary for him to decide betasecn be-
ins Unitod s,ates Senator and remaining
Govornor OF California. The House has
established = precedent In t1o cases. that, whom
posson holds two incompatible offices. he va
Gates tho ono to which he vas last electad ii 10
choozee to retain tho former. This precedent
was established by tho House ia the caBcs Of
Gan. sohepok aud Gen. B1alr, both Of whom
we're elected to Congress-. scheuck resigned
fsw days bofoxo tho Congress to which ho WAS
elected began. and was seated, 1t being held that
his resignation In tho army prior 10 tho timo
when under tho lAw hla dutlos 10 Congressman
began did not inyaldato bis soat. Dlair, hoHevur.
did not resign his commission IN tho army Until
some WoolB nftor tho Congress- to which ho WAS
elected began. For this reason tho House Gem
mttec on Elections decided that Blair bhd va
Gated Ills seat In Congrosn by retatniug hia CON-
Booth hayo said tlat he intended to remain Gov
esnor until Decomber, and that 1t was not necys.
sary for him to bo psasooE At tho executive sos-
aion. II tho pseceJont Of tho House should 10
followed By tho Senate, and tho point should bo
Tntnctl, Gov. Booth might loso bis eoat. Ras
trieuds laro talegraphed thesc circumstances TO
him.
WISCONSIN, NAILuoAD htLI.
-AuHt t,i1h
tue Wisconsin Ccntral Railroad to str4iglten it,
lne. TlltH bill will shorten tho dissa.,ce betuocn
the tcrmtna! points of tat road about ~ miles
It IL return to tue condition. Of tbs original
grant Of tho road.
TIE As1EHpE nnsonAxIE.
T4,c House did vsry graceful thing to-day In
reecindng the reao!ntion by which. In 1864, si-
mon Cameron. thon socrotary OF Var. was
dl1eetipg M .hat tic old ceasaro @ i''Ss sh.ii bs
rsscinded mas tho letter Of President Ltucola
stating that llo assumed tlo responsibility for
aecunted the motion to reacind, and c[ssmed
that thi4 act should bo Indicative Of Tic fact
that timo haa coma whom tho bitter tnsmusias Of
tho Mar should DO forgotten.
TILE pxp1otENoy RIII. /
Tho House, &fter this Arkausaa cAao was |
setted, commenced tho Deficiency bill, and, af-
ter constituting It for tWo aouta. at midnight |
adjourned.
t1s ans 4s,or.1t<a f7.ssl
20dthArIosk.
WAa1tlKofos, D. c., Mssch 2,-Ths following |
nomination. wtro hent u tho Sopate tu4iay: Il.
i: WEsht Register of The La,d o,ee sion1
Ia; u: ". Coulter, na1tor Springs, Mo. Robert
Love, Tteuton, Tenn.
Alfred Leabar has boen appointed 8torokeeper
IN tho Eighth kentucky District,
John ". Chapman has bcou nominated for
United statas Marshal for Iuwa.
RIVER AND uAnAOA BILL.