Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-12-12
EASTERN DISPATC HE'S.
SPECIAL TO THE DAILY SENTINEL.
The Cabinet.On the whisky Frauds
special Counsel Henderson Dis.
charged.

charged
WASHINGTON, Dec. 10.
The session to-day was of usual
length and the attention of the Presi-
dent and the Cabinet officers we're di.
rected almost wholly to the subject Of
the whisky fraud trials in st. Louis.
The Attorney General, who received
in the noon mail the sworn statements
of special counsel Henderson, pre-
scented them to the meeting and a care
full attention was given to the reading.
There was some conversation after
wards on the construction to be placed
on the remarks of the counsel as pre-
sented by him for approval or di.ap-
prevail of the Department OF Justice.
but nothing in the nature of discus
sion, and it was fully agreed that the
remarks were in nc regard justifiable,
the members of the Cabinet expires
sing themselves without reserve, and
the result was that it vas determined
to have a charge made in the special
counsel, and the Attorney General pro
posed the following dispatch which
was sen to United States Attorney
Dyer late this afternoon.
DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE,
WAsHINGToN, ID. G.
To Hon. N. P. Dyer, United States At
torney al st. Louis:
The sworn report of Henderson's
speech forwarded by Mr.. Eaton and
referred to by both you and Hender
son in your dispatch yesterday, az q
correct report vas received In a full
Cabinet to. day and was regarded by
every member as an outrage on p o.
priety, thus to reflect without the
shadow of reason upon the President,
by whom his employment by the De
partment was sanctioned in order that
no mpediment might be placed in
bringing to speedy punishment every
defrauder OF the revenue. You will
advise General Henderson of his dis
charge from further service and secure
In his place the aid of the most able
and efficient counsel you can find with
out regard to his politics.
(Signed): ED. $. PIERREPoNT,
Attorney General
Order from England for Printed
Roth.
FALL RIVER, Mass. Dec. 10.
An order has been received here from
Manchester, England, for twenty-five
thousand pieces of printing cloth.
A Portuxu ese FOrger in Japan
Washington News.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 10.
A telegram was received from Yoke
hama stating that a Portuguese, having
| been detected in trying to negotiate u
| false letter OF credit, purporting to be
issued by Japan for $4,000, 900, fled t.
America or to Europe.
The Attorney General has directed
an appeal to be taken from the decree
of Judge Jackson, in the Harper's Fer
nv case, which WAS recently decided
against the Government in favor OF b.
Orr.
C. w. Clisbee, OF Michigan, one o.
the reading clerks of the House, has
been removed by the Clerk of the
| House, and Neil 3. Brown, of Tonnes
see, has been appointed. j. w. Bar.
| clay, who was clerk at the Speakers
laOle, was also removed, and j. Scud'
der, of Indiana, appointed. Othel
changes will be made tomorrow.
The Mosel Disaster.
WASHINGTON, Dec. IL.
Oolrichs Il Co., agents Of the NORTH
German I,loyds line, to which the
steamship Mossl belongs, doubt thu
truth of the report that those killed BY
the explosion At Bremenhaven wer'
passengers. There may have beer
workmen on the quay or a large mum
Dor of friends OF the passengers abou
to sail on the Mosel waiting TO see Their
of. In that case no names OF the deat
will be sent to the Office in this city
Two al steamboats, are used by the Nortf
German Lloyds line at Bremenhaven
the boyd for passengers and the Sim
con for luggage. Ii any passenger
were injured they are supposed To hav'
been on the tug which was II convey
them from the quay at Bremenhavel
to the steamer. The quay Is set apar
exclusively for passengers luggage
and it appears that cases Of dynamite
were about to be shipped Is luggage.
Annual Meeting Of the Plymouth
church.
NEW YORK, Dec. 10.
Tho annual meeting of the Plymouth
Church took place last evening. TIL
annual report showed the number O
ohrrch mann hers in Dacember. 1874. &