The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-02-07
BY TELEGRAPH.
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 6-Dispatches from New
| Orleans to the New York Times and Herald, re-
ports compromise adopted by the Conservatives
by vote Of 80 to o. which involves the recognl-
ton of the Kellogg Government and the reseat-
ing of the five members expelled by the military
from the lower House.
| McEnery and Penn protested, and Witt Of
| fered his resignation which was not accepted.
The clique here, who are in constant commu-
| nication with New Orleans, have no account OF
| the occurrence.
John Stalcup, telegrapher Of the Western
| Union Office here, and well known to the frater-
| nifty in the South, died here to-day OF cOnsump-
| ton. aged twenty-three.
WAsHISGToN, FEB. 6.-Ths recent convention
| between the United States and Mexico having
been ratified by both countries, is proclaimed
by the President to extend until the first day of
January, 1870, the joint convention for the set
Element of claims. but does not alter or extend
the time originally fixed by the convention of
1868 for the presentation OF claims to the com
mission.
II at the expiration of the time when the func-
tons Of the commissioners shall terminate, the
umpire shall not have decided all the cases re-
ferred to him, he shall be allowed further period
of not more than six months for that purpose.
The second article Of the convention reads as
follows All cases which have been decided by
the commissioners or by the umpire heretofore,
or which shall be decided prior to the exchange
OF the notifications OF this convention, SHALL from
the date OF such exchange, be regarded as def
nitely disposed Of, and shall be considered and
treated as finally settled and barred, and theme
forth inadmisssble, and pursuant to the stipua
ton contained in the fourth article OF the cor
vention OF the 4th day OF July. 1863
The total amount awarded IN cases alrt ady de-
cided and which may be decided, before the ex-
change of ratifications of this convention, and in
all cases which shall be decided within the times
in this convention, respectively named for that
purpose either by the commissioners or the UNI
pirr, in favor Of citizens OF either party and the
balance to the amount Of 100000 shall be paid
at the City Of Mexico or at the city Of Washing
ton, in gold or it's equivalent, within twelve
months from the 3lst day Of January, 1876 to
greater amount may have been awarded. without |
interest or any other deduction than that speci- |
led in article of that convention.
The residue of said balance shall be paid in |
annual lnstallments, to an amount not exceeding |
300, 900, in gold, or it's equivalent, in any one
,ear, until the whole shall have been paid.
The Publications above referred to were ex-
changed on the 2Sth of January.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 6.-The President with
lrew the nomination Of Judge Paschal as Col
ector OF Corpus Christi and restored Coz. Nelson
Plato. Flanagan reported favorably upon Sa-
,ine and his confirmation was unanimous. It is
possible that Shields, nominated for Collector of
viii 60 as minister to the Grand Turk, and is
areless whether Evans is confirmed or not
NOMINATIONS.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 6.-The following nomina-
ion was made to-day: A. S. Gray, as Marshal for
be Western District Of Virginia.
The Senate Today confirmed the nomination OF
abin, Postmaster at Galveston, Texas.
MOTHER SOUTHERN MESSAGE FROM GRANT.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 6.-The President will send
special message to Congress on Monday re.
arding the South.