, 1875-02-04

of Irwin's employment by Stockwell
and Irwin's receipt 70; expenditures Tor
money. Witness never knew or heard
that large sums of money were spent in
New York or elsewhere by Irwin until a
month afterwards. Witness testified
that Stockwell informed him and other
directors, when the resolution was
passed authorizing the use of money in
Washington. that the sum would in no
event exceed $40, ,OOO. and would be paid
for counsel fees, preparation of statis-
tics, etc. That IT was with this UNDER
standing that the action of the executive
committee was ratified by the directors.
Any and all expenditures in excess Of
this sum were without the knowledge
or consent Of the board of directors, as
far as witness knew of. =
The Sergeant-at>Arms testified as to
the credits on his book of members of
Congress during May and june, 1872.
Only thirteen members deposited sums
800, two of these exceeding $500. Nei-
ther Of these two voted for the Pacific
Mail Subsidy.
He also swore that to his knowledge
there has never been dollar paid in or
through his Office to influence legisla-
ton. during the II years he has been in
Office.
MADISON, Jan. 3O.-The ballot. for
Senator shows NO change in the relative
vote for each candidate, though the to-
tai vote was reduced thirty by the alb
sence of members. Carpenter received
81; Bragg. A. -4 ,s-,. 81
New York, Jan. 3O.-The Evening
Post has rumors of the suspension of q
large Boston house to-day. r1a
The injunction against the payment
of dividend by the Lake Shore Co. has
been dissolved. -......., r.
UTICA, N. Y, Jan. 3d. A masked
man bound and gagged tho watchman
in the Union Express Co.'s Office early
this morning and stole bag containing
the night train packages. The loss is
believed to be small. 'f-. .-t &.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 3d. Preston &
Twins mill burned at Manaruct this
morning. Loss heavy. 200 men out
of employment.
New YORK, Jan. 30.-In the Mime
sofa House of Representatives yesterday
Cooks, Republican, introduced reso-
luton calling upon VIM. :. King to vim
| dicate himself or, failing therin, to place
his resignation in the hands of the Gov
ernor. 1t went over under notice of de-
bate.
Bank statement shows an increase of
loans and legal tenders and decrease
in specie of $500. 600; also a decrease
in deposits and circulation and a de-
crease in reserves of 50, 100000.
QuEBEc. Jan. 3O.-Beaufort female
lunatic asylum burned last night. Three
patients were burned to death.
HENDAYE, Jan. 29.-Three important
movements have been made in the VAL
ley of Carasascol for the capture of Cen
oa. An attack on the Csrlist position
is expected Tomorrow.
SANrANDER, Jan. 29.-Thres Compa.
nies Spanish troops landed at Gutaria
yesterday, and occupied Laranz.
LONDON, Jan. 29.-The Queen, who
is at Osbsrne, has summoned her cabi-
net ministers to come there Mt once.
NEW YORK, Jan. 30.-The Worlds
New Orleans correspondent says Kel-
logg wants Pinchbeck to fail to get his
seat in the Senate on his new credentials
as he has resigned the credentials under
the original election. This will leave q
road open for Cassey's election to the
vacancy. The negroes in the Legisla-
ture who idolize Pinchbeck, VOW Yen-
geance on Kellogg.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 30.-It is supposed
the San Francisco Sugar Refiners would
not object to the Hawaiian reciprocity
treaty and free admission of Hawaiian
sugar if it were all reduced to No. 12
Dutch standard. Hager has handed
their memorial to Secretary Fish with
the suggestion that it might be well to
adopt the sollverein system for the
United States and Hawaii. That thus
our Tariff and Revenue laws extended
over Hawaii makes its ports United
States ports of entry. This has worked
remarkably well in the German Empire
The suggestion seems to strike the Sec
retary folclbly.
ANAHEIM. Cal, Jan. 30.-A Distress
ing accident occurred this morning at
the ranch of John Bush, Santa Anna,
in which the son OF Mr.. Bush, aged IL
years. was instantly killed. His uncle
was practicing at mark with rsvol-
yer. It went of accidentally the built
striking the child in the treast killing
him instantly.
The trains are again running on the
regular time. The weather is clear.
SAN DIEGO, Jan 3O.-The late rains
here insured a bountiful harvest and
abundant grass for sheep and stock. In
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