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WHALEMEN.

A letter from the second officer Of brig Eunice H
Adams Brownel OF NB reports her on Abrolhos Banks
Dec having taken whale
letter from Capt Babcock OF bark John Dawson. OF
told. y
letter from CAPTAIN Potter, of bark Abm Barker of
NIB, reports her at Monganui. Jan S. having taken
500 bbls hpbk oil last cruise Was bound SIP whal-
ing cruise after which would return Bay OF Islands
to take freight tor home.
letter rom Capt Wilson. Of shin James Arnold, OF
NB reports her at Bay Of Isauds Jan 30 with 260 bbs
OIL all told to sail next day to cruise; all well Lost
overheard Dec IL, from manopsayard Ross Martin, q
NATIVE Of Terceira Western Islands Had shipped 1891
gals sp oil by bark Osma NIL for New Bedford
Auckland NJ, Jan 22-Ship James Arnold, Wilson, Nh,
months out arrived at Bay OF Islands Dec 26 with 26O
bbis sp oil This ship was reported last mail but mis-
reports Dec Esd bark Hunter, Holt, Nh, months out
Bark John Rowland, Cole, NIB. sailed from Russell Dec
%. to cruise.
The James Arnold sailed to cruise Jan 8.
The Osmanl sailed Jan IA to cruis, and home. She
has 1859 gals oil from the James Arnold ana ~ 1856 gals
hpDk oil from the Martha.
Bark Adm Barker, Porter, NIB put into Monganui Dec
20 She had not taken anything since last report She
lett again next day
Bark Coral Marvin, NIB. arrived at Monga nui Dec 49,
with 40 bbls and 59 do VIII OIL She LEFT again next
dav.
Mr. PIERCE second officer Of the Milton who met with
severe accident has almost recovered He has
ugly scar on the iace He joins the ship during the
coming MONTH
ported; oil df any not stated.
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London Delta. Evans, hsv.s; Lizzie wyman, Hsskna
CApIx. Jan so--sailed, saiie, shepardson, Boston.
York. ldg.
CAGLIARI, Jan 2s-sailed, Ceestina Ca pucich Phils
delphia; Yrh Luigi Monastero New York.
iEaL, Feb s-saled, Vale. Moller (rrom Londonl
kAsrBoURNE, Feb son Eliza Everett Dunksrton
from Antwerp for philadelphia.
YORK.
FALMOUTH, Feb 8--salled. Joshua Lor,ng Nichols Dem
GENOA. Feb 6-Ceared. zio Lorenzo, Brignet. Ne
York.
LIVERPOOL Feb s-Arrived. Nevada 6sl, Price New
York; 9th, knowsley Hall, Richardson San Francisco.
Gem strive, sandy HOOK; N 1 i Cam. Cam Var
on the NV Lisht.hp 9TH, Marcia y Day, Chase, from
LiyerDool tor New Orleans -
OF Point Lynas 9th, Lady Blessngton, Brown. from
Liverpool tor san Francisco.
LONDON Feb g-Arrlved Astrea, Hansen. Charleston.
Cleared 9Th Jenny. Bomquist Philadelp hia; Goldea
Horn, Kielstrup Pensacola.
LISBON Jan 3l-Arrived. Audhild Mansen, Pensacola
Sailed 3lth Taiisman, Daher. Baltimore.
MALTA, Jan 29-Arrived. India. Fought, Venice (and
sailed 3lst for New York,
MRssIsA, Jan y,.sailed, Raven. NASH New York sls
Isabelle Wilson, Milne, dol Foam, Jenkins, do Julia
Carney Park. Palermo; Feb l. Don Jacinto erosion
New York. -
NEWPORT. Feb s-Cieared, W Harwood. DowIsy
PoarssSura Feb s--Passed, George Jones. from Pen
Passed sandown 9Th, John O Baker, CUSHING from
Bremerhaven tor Philadelphia.
QUEKNsrowS, Feb 9-Pnt in windbound, Danovaro
ST NAziiRE, Feb ARRIVED. Almon Rowell. Bueno
TKxs1 Feb 7-sailed, sandvicken Hansen, Pensacola.
New York.
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~ GLoueEsrsR Feb S5rne nshiny s.nr MARION Grimes.
DAVIS nom Georges Bank brings in the mate and three
81 the crew Of the bark Addison Western Islands
or Boston SATURDAY last when 100 miles east OF Cape
Co., th mate and men left the bark on board the
Crimes for fresh hs The weather oggy and alter
leaving II smut down thick, and they were unable to
ma either vessel Some time afterwards they were
picked up by the crimes and brought here
KEY WEST Feb 24-The ship Evandalc (br). Hillhouse,
from Pensacola tor Liverpool. win omDer. Ia Dilged
near Carysort Reef
RocxLANp Me. Feb 2s-Steamer Clara Clarita yester-
day raised the Ice blockade and landed
on the Ice some two miles out.
SHELEUrsE, Ms, teb 24-Schr Birkmver arrived to-day
In distress with sails SPLIT aud be-
Ing blown out OF Boston Bay three times while attempt
ing 10 reach mat port was of Cape Cod the I'd inst
ST JOHN, NB Feb 22-Ship Dunrobin which has been
undergoing repairs tor time uilyards blocks,
Portland. came of on saturday morning and towed
10 the CORPORATION wharf tor the purpose OF taking in
part Of her OLD cargo OF deals which unoaded here
previous TO her going blocks.
schr lien y. which advertised by the sheriff to
pc sold on saturday not offered the claim against
her was previously settled.
c sAvAxsSAa reb 2l-sehr Amelia Ann. which arrived
RON Nassau TO day, has board the entire crew,
cept the captain, OF the Br steamer Lite Brigade before
reported wrecked on Gingerbread Ground, near Mas
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP, Feb 22-Sailed. bark Duvall (Br),
Rogers United States.
ALIcANrE-Arrived brig Goodwin Craig, New York.
BORDEAUX Feb 23-Sailed. bark John Rottmaun,
Ray, Cuba; brig Woodland, Valentine. St Thomas
BARcELoSA-Arrived, parks voladora (sp). Casa belle.
New Orleans Virgin de Menserat (sp), Maraaaa do;
Clementina (Sp) Sentry, do
CARDIFF Feb 2-Sa,led. ship Bengal. Blanchard Sing
apore.
CADrz-Arrived. schr Levi Hart, Giles, Boston.
FALMOUTH Feb 24-Arrived, brig Amor Ger, Hartman,
New York for Great Yarmouth
Cleared sd, bark Tjomo Nor), Roed. United States
GRrHNook Feb 2-Sailed. shin Magnolia (Br) Bartlett
Pensacola
LIVERPOOL. Feb 2i-sailed, barks Feetwiug. Smith,
New Orleans: sabra Moses (Br). 0oudey, Savannah.
Also sailed Path Pm. steamer Abbotslord (Br), De
Lamotte drom Antwerp, &c). Philadelphia
LONDON Feb A-sallsd. snip New WorE, Hammond
New York.
MxsslxA-sailed, bark Progress (Nor,, Olsen, United
States
QUEENSTOWN. Feb Is. 8 PM-Arrlved, steamers Atlas
(Br). Hoseason, Boston for Liverpool 2h An City
Montreal tBrA Mrehouse, New York for do.
SOUTHAMPTON. Feb 2S-sailed steamer Msssr 0Ger),
wiligerod Urom Bremen) New York.
SHIELDS, Feb N-sailsa. bark Q Elwsn Orr, Utlsy.
New York mot sailed lsth>.
Arrived at Mediterranean port Feb ~ schr Jas Ford,
Small. New Orleans
LONDON. Feb IA telegram from Hong Kong states
that ship Atlantic (Br Men, from that port for Van.
Island has put back to repair damages having
been ashore.
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THE MAYOR AND THE FIRE COMMIS
SIONERS

NEW YORK. Feb. "a. 1875.
TO TEE EDITOR OF THE RERALD:-
There Is an intimatton in Mayor wickham's re-
ply to Governor Tilden, published In your journal
or this date. that my separate answer TO tue COM
municaton OF the Commissioner OF Accounts 10
Inconsistent with the one signed by the Commits
siOners OF the Fire Department collectively.
Nv individual answer 10 Uut a reiteration OF the
reply made by the Fire Commissioners Us Board.
In that reply, rs Boaro, l seek to make no
cnange nor Is there any assertion that my ascot
ares Messrs Perley and Van Cott combined to
vote down resolutions by me offered. know tnat
MAYOR wicknam, the Chief Magistrate OF this city,
gave me and my associates at the same moment
assurances that We should be notified and ''heard"
before lie took final action In the matter.
know that we were not 'heard,'' as he prom
ised. IL Is not proper therefore, that the subject
OF our removal. now before the public, should be
beiogged by any side Issue such as want OF har-
mOnyn in the Board OF Fire Commissioners, as
the after above alluded to would indicate, per-
United to pass uncOrrected.
am, very respectfully yours.
ROSWELL d. HATCH. Fire Commissioner.
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BROOKLYN YACHT CLUB.
REGULAR MONTHLY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF
PRIZES

REGULAR MONTHLY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF
The regular monthly meeting OF the Brooklyn
Yacht Club was held last evening at the club
rooms Court and Montague streets, President p.
W. Ostrander In the chair. After disposinR Of the
preliminary business the new constitution and
bylaws were read and adopted. Among the more
important changes noted in the latter Is the hold
ing Of the stated meetings OF the club on the
ond Wednesday OF the month, instead OF the last
Wednesday, as heretofore.
The clue rhen appointed Saturday, June 10.
as the day on which the annual regatta will be
sailed.
Alter the transaction OF other business OF q
prizes won last year during the June regatta and
the club cruise. Tne fortunate gentlemen who re.
ceived these emblems OF victory are as lOllows:-
Clue Prizes, June Regatta. Schooner Tidal
Wave, William VOorhlS large silver goblet; slOOps
Undine, Brasner and Fowler, two silver g0Dlets !;
Scnemer, Charles H. Hall, six silver egg cups and
spoons; William 7. Lee, Charles A. Cheever. large
silver goblet.
Flag ONcsrs' Prizes. June ACCOMPLISHMENTS
sloOps Undine, hOlometric barometer; Schemer,
pitcher, salver and goolets; william +. Lee, large
silver pitcher ana cups.
Ur.on Prizes, June observation-disclosures Comet
William II. Langley, clock and barometer com.
blned; sloOp T. b. Asten, John r. Platt marine
clock; KAISER, JOnn b. Norris, large music box /;
Brooklyn, Ira smith, ady's gold watch.
COmmOdOres' PTlzes.-SchoOner Comet, two
silver goDlets; sloop Qui vlve, Thomas Clapham
race from Newport to Vineyard Haven, sailed
June %
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.
~ See cable newS.


STEAMER AssorssoRp tBr), from Antwerp for Phila-
dephIa which put back to Liverpool " repair propeile
resumed her voyage Gath inst.
snrP AGRA $50 tons built at Nedford. Mass tn lss!
port, has been sold to GERMAN parties at $5AoU
currency
BARK vKsuvIus from Calcutta, at Boston Feb ~ re-.
Dor IL having sprung leak IN heavy gale on cape or
Good Hope shifted cargo. and had since leaked
BARE wIrcE Nor. from Pascaaoula, lumber laden,
bound to Liverpool put into Fey West on the 2Ath inst
leaking
Bso RoAxoxx (5r) wilke, at Phila 1slphia 23l from
Porto Cabeo lost two anchors and " fasnons OF cham
Bnia KswApIx (Br), from Havana for Baltimore. be-.
fore re ported ashore Cave Henry hoated morn
Ing OF 2sth inst, AMI was being towsi to No.roik
DISASTERS IN DBcEnsEH-The Committee OF Management
Of veras has published the list of maritime
disasters reported during the month OF Dec asa con-
corning all nagA inis list Rives tne iouowipx sAti,
tcsssiiinq vessels reported lost Slow l,3 EnsLsn
American, II auAman, creek, Dutch, T. swedish,
Austrian, Danish, 5 spanish zPorlususAs BrAznian
INicarsguai. PERUVIAN ami OF winch the national.
ty Is unknown; In this number are Included SAILING
We ii RnssiSh Amur lean, Austrian spaaish, Ita.
iian Norws4 nan, aad one Of which the nationality
unknown
srrpAsr. ssb give are comp otsy iesbouni here.
and there nothing 70 report not 20 macn - the wreck
u al ioeUcht
Bssrox Feb M-Bris Madawasxa, Merritt from smyr.
NJ Tor MssslnA. wrecked At Arao, Sicily, Fer ~
y: ys.sts s o e vsS sss 81 ou f.S :s bs IL:
g asIiora, xsjs IN i(ss. ana ownsd in b0sson.
EAsssesn w, esb s1--rhs fsvsaus oattsr palias len
70 DAY wiLh ler the nfs saylns sfAn9n a. ws
sssss = he's EsH Il vast
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member. IL. Ordered printed, to Do called up
hereafter.
Mr.. @. F. HoAR, (rep) OF Mass, rose to call up
the report OF the Special Committee ON Louisiana
Affairs.
Mr. COBURN. (rep) OF Ind, raised the question
OF consideration, and desired to have precedence
given t. the bill reported by him. known as the
Caucus Force dill.
Mr. POLAND, (rep) OF VT, claimed that his re-
port on Arkansas matters should have precedence.
Mr.. WARD, (rep.l OF H., sustained Mr.. Poland's
views, ana represented that the disturbed con-
dition or Arkansas demanded prompt action by
Congress.
THE sUNDRY CIVIL APPROPRIATIONS.
Finally after q long colloquy, the question was
put on the motion OF Mr.. GARFIELD, frep) OF
OHIO, to go into Committee OF the Whole on the
Sundry Civil Appropriations oil. Inc motion was
agi eed to-ye2s las, nays l0l.
The House then went into Committee OF the
Whole, Mr.. HoTCHKIss. (rep.) OF N. Y. in the
chair. on the Sundry Civil Appropriations Dill.
The bill approprIates SOS. 2S5, 97S, as against the
estimates Tor $33, $751; $50. The following table
shows the amounts recommended In this bill. with
the amounts estimated Tor by the departments
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FOREIGN PORTS.

ALIc4s.a Jan H-sailsd, park Abby Bacon Merrill.
e sfns Mitch
~ Wsdmore, Munroe. Nevis; Caroline, Gssksn st
sO...r, Janis.In port. ships Pesasuys sE, Owen,
and Lazy pq t,ii On rey for New Y1rH; Chiiiian
smore WOOD, aud Ghanios Ross, for Hsvrs two latter
.is s .s :sss
Cosassx Jan zs"sSi:d SafK washington Corr vol
GtIevrJ. Jan ls-In port ship Bp Cheney. starkey.
Br Tism. Boston A 10th ' LORD Canning s S1sey
Dr. north
q Hattera,; brig Kremlin wymsn, do; schrs Irvine,
oates ami Ssa. Holt grace
from ana for D4 sss franceo oS % Wsnnson GnSy
Hanson, wig; barks Iconlum, Naisrsm. dol Annie,
Esauimalt Jan 90 ship Blue Jacket Percval for
,FoooHow, Jan 4-In port bark Adele. Lapham. Tor
berg tor San francisco: Clementine SFri Msssac, for
Halna1: sehr couand, Holcomb, unci and others re-
hXvAs1 Feb 2a--Arrived, steamer City OF Vera Cruz.
HHLir4x Feb2sEArriyed brig woodcock eBr,. Boston:
2Ah steamer caspian 3D. Trocks 6asmors Tor LAYER
Hetrn!sn r Archer ,a rom Ally h,y
Mrsls tBr Meredith, Jamaica; Bessie isrj, for Deme
MAsIA, Jan FIN port bark Jas Hayden aer', Kruse.
f0I ssn 1ec ain port barks Aro o Kill
dahl from San Francisco arrived 10Th; Italy (Sr, Bag
s Ss's ns:sa' s
Gor Jan 20 ship Hattie Tspsy Tspsy from ao9
ham, London, DO; Evanaellne !Br, Kenney. from
DO sw Sor a.s
dn saae sh s' poi T'r :ss DO sps Ss
Rsfs ss% S saT'f sls v. Percy
SHANGHAI, arrived u h: Ill.,.
phrsy. MsiSoaeas arrived isn frsnc,::S
ss1fSS a @ itf o aS 5
Melboafne arrived Dec e. Tor San Frame SEQ; bark
for San Franciseo and others as before
NAsAIso Jan D-ln port barr Ataianta for IAN Fran
NASSAU. Feb s-Arrlved steamer alsribel (1r). Will.
sailed iitn scnr john Mitchell Mitchell baltimore
rss ssW York and M TOR
symons Baltimore ani sailed 18Th tor Liverpool via
:.iisa s.sh iSr no De- rf.s. l!!s Martha Berry,
anq sass s TO ana .as
hsS 70 Sr DAxse AXE Nara IN Srei
sailed Jan bark camslia tBp. Haysne5, New YORK;
ra ksr I az aSeE iHa' sd
pca Hake nt Hs& yors ss srrs % m a.
,PAs,. Jan ze-In port schr Jssss CARL Underh Tor
RIO JASKrso Jan gt-Arriyea brig Daisy, Mccarthy,
Ttn, Lubra. Terauae, dos; bril Harry stewart Wees
d sa snF Esf sas An SS: ss" H
buco brig Jennie Phinney Brown, Cgba.
sailed z2d, bark Lord Baltimore tBr), Huxfort. New
York
SYDNEY. Nsw, Jan Is-sailsd. bark EUROPA, Barker,
New York.
fS:vA; rsD ,eIn port sho Trssa0% Mc,ssn
sr!. Kent fem sew orleans Tor Liy:rpool az Ant,
Waldo, astsS irom Lcgnorn tor Boston, in distress.
lunxs IsLAEps FEB le-PasssL sshr Charles lawyer.
Mullen, IRON Boston for Port NJ Prince.
pea Sra AKA HEcLA, A. Dosrorl
! ALEXANDRIA Jan G-Arrvsd, sargent Lsiahton
Kew YORK.
ynssiaaAvax Tsa s-Asrsvsd. Americas N. psLisuen
bosA. Jan s0--sAilsd giuseppe xaslon Philadelphia
| BOMBAY. rsb e-AFrivsa, Sagoaaslst sssssens LAYER
! esoI
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SENATE.

WASHINGTON. Feb. "a 1875.
Mr.. WINDOW. (rep.) OF MIMI, presen ted petitions
signed ov ~, 1888 farmers OF the Northwest, asking
m appropriation for the Improvement OF the Fox
and Wisconsin rivers. Referred to the Com.
mittee on Commerce.
In presenting the petition he said this was but
. iafnt expression OF the demand OF the people OF
the Northwest on this subject OF transportation.
He was informed that petitions were but seldom
presented here with more than 1000 names at
tached Here was single petition with nearly
$1,000 names He desired to impress upon the
senate the TACT that there was no one question to-
day In which the people ielt sucn an interest as
this. Almost every day since the session COM
mencea petilions rom tue people On this subject
had osen pouring In. for years the people nave
demanded OF Congress something on inns subject
they knew the improvement Of tue route men.
toned IN these petitions would save them ten
eenu busnel IN their crops. He hoped before the
eioss OF the sessloa there would bs an opportu'
etY o. omcussin9 shls matter Tor nngs
Aotr. This question was Of material interest.
Many business men on the verge Of bankruptcy
we're io9Aing 10 Congress TO DO something brit
We eespenss there we're iong political spsSossA
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WASHINGTON, Feb. "a, 1875.
TIE RAIDS OF LONE WOLF AND HIS SON INTO
TExAs--No PASSES GRANTED INDIANS TO
ENTER THAT STATE.
The Commissioner OF Indian Affairs has written
. letter TO the Governor OF Texas. calling atten-
zion TO q statement IN his annual Message to the
Legislature that the Interior Department was &C
eustomed TO permit passes 10 Indians, on
which they leave the agency and raid
1nto Texas, and that Lone Wolf had pass
From the Indian agent to go to Texas TO
procure the BODY of his son when he committed
his last raid. The Commissioner denies that such
passes were granted, and says that In Lone Woirs
case the application for pass was specifically de.
MED Dy the Department oil the Interior. Ad-
ditionaI evidence has reached the Indian once "a
20 the killing Of Lone Wolf By United States
troops.
CONFIRMATION OF IMPORTANT EXECUTIVE AP-
PoINTMENTs
The Senate in executive session this evening
tconnrmed the following nominatlons:-
John A. Campbell, to be Third Assistant Secre-
cary OF state.
Robert NJ Tindall. Consul at Canton.
Benjamin G. Shields Collector OF Customs at
Galveston, Texas.
George W. French, Secretary OF wyoming Ter.
mt ~.
James E. Galloway, Secretary Of Montana Terri.
tory.
Granville G. Bennett Associate Justice OF the
Supreme Court or Dakota.
Andrew W. Brace, Associate Justice Of the
Supreme Court or Colorado.
Commodore Reed Worden, to be Rear Admiral
Captain A. X. Hughes. to be Commodore.
Commanders George Z. Belknap and ID. B. Har-
@ony TO be captains.
Lieutenant Commanders D. F. Picking and Fred
erlck Rogers to be commanders.
Masters William p. Day, James B. Hobson and
Sohn Z. wilson 10 be lieutenants.
Ensigns J. j. Hunker, Frank Ellery, @. W. Mentz
and Charles F. EmmenicK to be masters.
Passed Assistant Engineer A. II. Able TO be chief
engineer.
Assistant Engineer Jonn T. Smith to DO passed
assistant engineer.
Medical Inspector F. NJ. Gunnen 10 be medical
director.
surgeon Delavan Bloodgood to be medical in.
ypector.
Passed Assistant Surgeon william J. Simon to
BE- surgeon.
PROCEEDINGS IN CONGRESS.
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Final Conflicts of Argument Over the
Appropriations in the House.
Estimates and Expenditures Compared
and Criticised.
THE LEGACY OF THE WAR.
The Caucus Force Bill Under
Consideration.
FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT

WASHINGTON, Feb. "a, 1875.
"a MIDNIGHT SESSION IN THE HOUsE-THE FORCE
BILL BROUGHT Up AT LAST.
Both houses sat late tonight and the House Is
2ikely to sit all night. In the Senate the order OF
business was agreed TO and pursued TILL adjourn
rment The Enabling acts for Colorado and New
Mexico were passed, and then Mr.. Morton brought
mp his bill Tor changing the Joint rule
This Is unfinished business for tomorrow. and
when 1t IL done the Civil Rights bill Is to be taken
mp. II looks as II the administration men had
agreed npon q rally along the whole line; ior To-
might Unexpectedly. the caucus Force bill was
t1orced upon the House. after severe struggle, IN
which Mr.. Poland endeavored vainly to get
mp the Arkansas report, and others sought
10 bring forward the regular business
bills. This was considered o trick, and there Is
no doubt that it was done by private agreement
among the administration men. who TOOK advan-
age OF the tact that the night sessions are avoided
yby many members. When the report reached the
hotels OF what was doing there was a general
movement toward the Capitol Tor 1t was antici-
dated that there would be q lively rime
At halfpast twelve the House is stu 10 session,
and 1t will continue SO probably until noon to-
morrow. The struggle 10 over the Force nil.
and il virtually that OF the administra-
ton against the independent republicans. At
noon tomorrow begins the session OF the first
nj the last six days, during which 1t requires
rwo-thirds vote TO suspend the rules to pass any
thing Hence the struggle tonight; Tor alter this
day, which parliamentary ends at twelve O'Clock
ko-morrow, the strong measures 1or the South
cannot be got before the House without two
thirds vote, which they cannot now get.
CHE BELGIAN AND TURKISH MISCONCEPTIONS
OF NEW DIPLOMATIC APPOINTMENTS.
: when 1t was rumored about to-day that Mr..
SAaynard was to 20 to Constantinople the Iowa
delegation denied It, on the ground that they had
united in recomme nding Mr.. Donan for that place
and expected him to get 1t. 1t came out. also,
that Russell Jones' Minister in Bel
Kium, 10 about to return home, and
hhe wise ones guess that the Turkish and Belgian
missions will be divided between Maynard and
tDonan. The latter Is an outspoKeu supporter Of
che third term. His Iowa friends say that ne ia
booked for something, ana that ne viii claim Con.
Stanunople.
sIONER.
Harvey Jewell, brother Of the Postmaster
General, is nominated to Ill the vacant place IL
the Court OF Alabama Claims. 1t IL considered
here an excellent appointment. He Is TO succeed
Judge Martin Ryerson, who has resigned on &C
kount OF Ill health.
GENERAL WASHINGTON DISPATCHES.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-25
ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK-THIs DAY.
PORT OF. NEW YORK, FEB. "a, 1875.
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