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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-03-29
NotwrtitsfA ANpiEo the iteauoht phases

NOTWITHSTANDING the lteq1ent phases
in tie jay Cooke bankruptcy case, as
presented by The numerous decisions OI
The courts, and The favorable reports
made by tho Northern Pacific Railway
COMPANY ilseii, The securities Of The
Cdn,batly almost daily find lower prices
Tho latest sales In this market Of The 7.SC
bonds were al 81, against 80 one year ago
4 decline oiSi5 FeF Shate. AT New York
The quotations ate reported even loWei
than they are here.
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Mercantile Failure.

BosroN, March 27.-The furnishing
goods house Of Simms Bros. a Co.. this
city, have suspended. Liabilities $780,
900; extepSiOn probable.
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CAmo, Match s.-t6hn McCaflhyAfed
ii SoafS, sou of Don MtCaflhy, the City
Jailof, fell from abafge into the Ohio
river lhis afternoon and wa5 drowned.
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NEW YORK.


NTrCHRL pEAIoNsTRATI0A ABANDONED.
New YoRK, March 27.-The proposed
procession Tomorrow in honor Of helatC
John Mitchell, and funeral Grafton in the
Hippodrome, have been abandoned, the
police authorities having refused to give
their consent to the parade.
PRICES OF COAL
The Committee Of Associate Coal Com.
panies have agreed on an advance Of
twenty-five cents per ton for April. The
following are the prices Of Delaware 4
Hudson Canal Company's coal on board
vessel, for April; Furnace lump, A 90;
steam lump, 81 20; CRATE, 81 so; egg,
81 95; stone, S. 40; chestnut 81 40, per
ton Of 2,240 pounds, As the men In the
schuylkill region have shown no dispose
ton to go to work, the Philadelphia \
Reading Coal and Iron Company have
agreed to no prices for April.
A MURDERER REsPrTED.
A dispatch from Morehead City, North
Carolina, says Lawyer Bryan, sentenced
to DO executed yesterday for the murder
Of Michael 7. Langley, In April, 1874, in
onsIOw county, has been respited by the
Governor until September next This
was occasioned by the resignation Of the
sheriff and all the other county officers
who were in any degree responsible for
the execution Of the sentence, The rea-
son given by these officers for non-execu-
ton OF the death penalty Is that the
criminal belonged In onslow county, and
not in their (Carteret) county, whittier
his case has been removed and tried. The
Governor had, on this account, To post
pOne the execution to the third Of Sep
tember, when the new sheriff and county
officers will be elected.
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SPAIN.


GROWTH OF PRoTEsTANTIsAi.
MADRID, March 27.-Aecording To Pro-
testant statistics thirty thousand Span.
iards have been converted since 1868,
The Protestant chapels throughout the
country remain.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-03-29

SAN FRANoIsco, March 27.-The re-
port Of the loss Of the steamer Ruby, with
allhands In Puget Sound, Is contradicted.
No accident occurred 10 her.
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TENNESSEE.



MEMPHIS, March 2s.-Notwitllstandine
the threatening weather, Easter services
at tie Episcopal and Catholic chnrclles
were largely attended.
SENT TO TIN pESrESTtAnY.
In The United States Court, Judge Em.
mons, Postmaster al MasOn's Depot, OH
lie Memphis 4 Louisville Railroad, was
sentenced 10 One yeaf'a imprisonment III
Inc tcnilentiafy for enbezSlenent.
NJ, II. Kock, a letter carrier Of this
city, was found guilty Of embOS2ling
money from letters, and judgment SITS
4 negro named Hardin, indicted fot
forging d pension paper, plead guilty and
"A sentenced to one year VI Hard labor.
"A NBiRo DtspERADo,
Tony Dixon, u tegtu gardener and re-
sbecleil by nil who Knew him, was shot
and fatally wounded at his place neat
Chelsea, fiat north Of the city, Yesterday
by A negro boy, VIM. 1Iackett, whom lie
had discharged from his employ, Charles
spraliler, d Coloretl preacher, being pres.
eht and attempting IL prevent llacketl
from shooting him again, was also shot
over The tigliEeys by The voting desperate
from, The effects Of which he will ptoba-
bly die, A crowd Of negroes soon collect
Ell, and finding 1IaeketL teluadlhg li'
pistol one bf them fred At him with a
Shot gtin, wounlihg hin severely IN tile
III IN. an,i Ekaast titl,oS il,SN hnttl,Tl
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EH's3EW
INYADEIls.
,y1rrpnEw ltts RESIGNATION.

George b. McCartoe, who few days
ago tonderCd his resignation rs chief Of
tie bureau Of engraving and printing OF
the treasury department, has, at tho re-
quest Of Secretary BristOw, Withdrawn
lila resignation.
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DECISIONS-MARCH 2.
-Chambers-By Judge Barrett.-Ju

Suprems Court-C hambers-By Judge Barrett.-Ju-
liam agt Cushing. &c-Oner confirming report granted
Granted smith AFT Muse-MOou discharge purchaser, de-
MED Con CokeA defense was ntposea o tue Of ln
think he defendants entitled TO an allowance Of
ChesehoughMotion TO refer cause granted Nesh
" Y 59OPsres agree on referee In
th Of T.Bouds approved In the matter Of hen-Aohoa
10 Vseste assessment denied -, ~.
Screw Company Gram hcCoo Plat ag Pugh; here
A Judcker; HcbeB Hhen HOwens agt HOyt Costing ag
Costing. Smith Ia tue matter Of Humme Black gt
Britt sgI Berde fraser AIT scho Burker gi
Mutual Lie Insurance Company; Armstrong agt Amer
Bank Rose no p WOsss agt sonneborn Seon
Wa MaEe Ggt SerTel DTyer agt sweet oRae as So
gate Jacobs Thompson The Connecticut Mutual
Banks COekbun PhenK National BANK
at Smith lbbotson Lesernan sg Pass BainY
Alton Leopard In the
Stewart Levy In the Of enning seirAs gt
Pike Ward-Ganted. Pesce agL Chap
Billing Harding; VOge act cohn-Mouons granted
Phildepha Company Bass Purify agt sehesingerDe'
Naturalization denied Ninth National BARK
granted memorandum keogh agt Donlon
AmaIg,nsttn acknowledgements Bdde agt. Bancroft
Deuhe National UnksrMoons deoiod memorsndums
tnk order National Park BanA
ast mo lrsntei memorandGms gner agt PeneeEer
judgment mod6ed be submitted bsonng asI
bsynnt Of costa Ia the matter Of LereAI
Must order OF reference
Superior COurt-Specidl Term-By Judge Curtis
Bzgan RahdophMoon denied tSee nemorsld1ml The Ma
ons Trust Company Of the City Of kewfork ss hosIon 81 a.
granted Same Same The cause may
45th OT the thru Mon.
daT Y Guaranty and ndemoty Company t
Poo The cause preferred assigned for trs
The 4jth rue the second mOniay Of March Term.
By Judge spier-Go1d agt MoOre--Orjer settled
Common Pleds-Specidi 1erm--Bv Judge LarremOre
-Deyn lg C0iu-L counsel appea before March j. AZ =
o'clock N. for settlement Of hs
RO0uOn-Booh 81 al Brennan, Sherfi &c-Case
settled In The matter Van BuskRePO confirmed and order
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DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS.
WEDNESDAY. MARCH 3.

Mails FOR Burope Queenstown srpo by the steamship
Agena. PosOrce II supr eH'ntArY Mai
closed Post Oce ~ 10 seaInehp sai- a. u
from DocE. Jercey CIV
~ THURSDAY MARCH 4.
CheDoal Hamhury N, sfssnsho
sueya 80 ASgDpemerta MAJ oossa al the Post
rs Steamship ssIis a. iron per loot o. l1ifa-
Hoboken.
Mans Cuba the steamship Crescent CITY close at
m supuem.utsry u closed to- POstODce al '4O
Steamship "a al 3 Pier No. ID ~ l.
The steamship Gamma Close At n btssn'
ship sails a 3 D. H.. ron Pier Nc. II, Sotn River
For Gonave Puerto CsbeO, agnsVra Cnseos.
and steamship Atlas mails al 10 m steam
,b I'D sail at , NJ fIom Per No 81. North River
Mails Domingo S4mana POrsa4 Plate add Tarts aod
b, the steamship Tyhee a. Steamship sAh a.
from Pier 40. .. Essi River
Mails for tie lorE PotOmoe ev' as'
Il 1880 H. "a -
Maj ior Halifax y > closed 1e NeS-iorE Posto zee every
saJN6pm u ..
ireland. Qleenstovn sud lvep""
nv tDe Il a Sagp'eneutsrY MAJ - eo-ed
a! PosOnce 80 seamship ~] al H. no" FS'
Nc. So. North River. 49,.
For lie German States and Bmn steamship
Moss IL 30 SuppemtAtaf' MAJ q closet a. h
lis Steamship salts at H. from per os' 81
Nor France direct via Piuos mails close s IA
SUPP enertary closed the Pstohe at Jo > n
steamship sals at = D. H.. Pier No. 90, North hiV.L
Mas stat. o. Texas eos I" p n
st.a,n.up saIs al ) u Pier No -. kas SiVeT
SUNDAY. MARCH 7.
All a. II oeoeX lac rOsEOaos e'es TOW -
c "
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oyrcs OF rHs CHIgV SIGSAL OyycsR
DIVISION TgLsGR.s REPORTS Iok The bESKSr oyOos
MERGE AND AGRIoULrUsE. n y u..A, 1919
,a-ral Summary endio Monday March 1879
storm center moved from the South W est north
eastward to the 81 S slss 59 second wh par sued
ninisr course passed from Kansas eastward TO the hsH
s ss 6 n4 %e the entire
Mountains central Tins morning n Mo1r , "a. III. , week
about follows "a the Va1o1, distress sat- ~ rec s,
Atlantic State, l25 Eastern af states lo est
GS Lower n. G Co. USer S Iss Valley G7o
Valley 05i MnnesoA u,v ,hs, With area, Of min or
snow prevailed West and herc wrl over tee A
region to the st. Lwenos valley uena s a If the Rae
Mountains eloaones' In the Gull states followed 0'
3Au are. oflow Indian Territory
sar npstupe and area aa prevailed the Gulf and South
AInne states increasing e"ad1es, aao fsny ny V, e
EsJey Threatening weather with RAIN or wa, re-
IRON Tennessee Arkansas and IBh.n Territory ARa ne0ee n0
2ibe bsrons,Iie depression 10 Illinois pa,e oIts
West sn5 moved Warm partly cloudy weather -h
Atlantic Gu states cold partly ecadv Seathe WIN norse,g
.na' add areas Of snow rom Is a Tsaus..,e and yr
70 Cauaa. and New nsl.a
BHs,pd accompanied b. rain or ssw over sss ". .e
,,sd on ~. south and Mas aud brisk high north
westerly night in the Middle states aud ns. % Io
sp rapidly extended eastward over Tie S0ahsiH anu nsa
PHpII scol partly cloudy weather prevailed in The North
West the lake region With areas o. SOW IN ns s
Generally reported from the rems aing ses e.
rhc temperature rose IN me uah Ss
Valley fell the lower aAe region View
CsnsdA with eonnhsea oA '" nsH "e'i"
" nd d he thrr-l sst-nentl0ued sectlons
SATURDAY IA stonnente Of small extent Passed eastward
M state. southern senae br areas OF
and followed winds clearing nrstbe
falling dunnz afternoon and evening Gear or
es.g weather prcysd Of the hoeny Mountains
temperatures 10 The North" es me AAe s'"o
snd L.nsda bat temperatures In ths southern ss.tss
weather Sith ares OF rain or
the sections between the hAy Mountains anu We
during the dsT and evening
te IN. Quo Valley Tennessee aud the Eastern Gu
In the Atzasc states and
the 81 wrncc Valley WITH him nofh"es'.ry WINS nofsh
Of Vni-ia
no.n,T March Char continues this morning in
the a Waller Sewbassc An extensive rain
ami covers sray elsewhere east oi the
Rocky Mountains
The en 10 inches al Shreveport
Tn, a.ao rns fosra Cumberland has 80 lsvt
Sh~,I ia. fallen est Vessbafg, 10 inches
lagA ~ sus IL has r.sh ~ lee. At
arm and .pg Memphis Ohio Is = e-s Ga
eis.sii sss Z a I.sasvue failing % Pstsbarsh
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LITIGATION GROWING OUT OF FIRE DEPART
MENT SALARIES.

On the application of Douglass A. sevien'
IT, Judge Donohue, in Supreme Court Chambers yeser
day granted writ certiorar requiring the Fire CON-
mssoners TO return all papers and proceedings on the
removal OF George Mclaughlin 10 the Supreme Court
The relaior was Of Hook and Ladder Company
No and OF those who are said TO nave oeen
removed for selling their pay IN advance, whose reoV
ais made the suhec OF charges against tne Com
missoners. LII his petition he states that no notce oi
charges was served him. required Dy the charter'
and believes evidence was taken ana no onense
shown. Tne proceeding is TO review their acton anu
the writ Is returnabe IN the Supreme Court, Genera
Term, next Friday.
In the suit Of Higgins against The Mayor tried yester
day before Judge Robinson, In the Court OF Comnoh
Pleas the plaintiff claimed sos Tor his salary az fireman
OF Enc ne Company The defense OF the city was
that had assigned his IN advance Judge hopin-
son ruled assignment or his pay In advance Dy
public officer void, aud directed Judgment Ior tue
plaintiff.
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the of Condor. imprisoned In England and the
and Norway. ami the Committee discharge from
their further consideration.
tue House lane last relating 20 teegraphic comml
uicnton between the United States and foreign eoun-
tries the hill introduced nv Mr.. Freughuyscn Rep..
n j. IN Nav last aud promote teegrsphic
comm unloatcn between America aud Asia and the bil
introduced bv Mr.. Sargent Rep. Call IN January last
making provision for Oriental college, and they we're
The VICE PRESIDENT announced as the Committee
Of Conference on the Post-Oiiee Appropriation bill
Messrs Wcst p, Lab Ferry tl'ep' Mich ana DAVIS
Mr.. ANTHONY rep. K IL from the Committee on
Printing. reported back the memorial Of Messrs ana
j. Rives asking the Government purchase the build
ing material etc OF the late Congressional GLo6e
moved that ae referred TO the Committee on Appropr
He also submitted directing the sergeantat-
Arms to exclude from the Marble Room aud adjacent
corridors all persons entitled privileges Of the
hoor during the remainder Of the present session.
Agreed 20.
THE BOUNTY BILL PASSED BY THE vIcE-PREs dents
VOTE.
The Senate then resumed consideration Of the Bounty
bill.
Mr.. HAMILTON (1ib. Rep. Texas) moved to strike
the n,uth section, providing claims SHOULD be
died within 1--WE after the passage OF ths act ana
insert thereof section repeating Section 47 OF
the Revised Statutes of the United States ana providing
that all widows, dependent fathers aud mothers, and
minor children have admitted 10 the pension
rods, shall receive the rate OF pension aIoWeu .neis
respectively date OF the death or disability OF
the person on whose behalf the claim was made ne
Jected.
Mr. EDMCNDS (Rep., VII submitted an amen dment
additional section authorizing me secretary Oh tne
Treasury to borrow much money as may DC needed
10 carry into effect at any time when there Is
enough money the Treasury 10 meet It's require
ments, and also authorizing him, Tor the purpose OF
borrowing such to issue ana dispose OF any OF
the kinds of bonds described in the act OF July IL ISO
Mr.. MORTON rep, Ind.) said the Government could
borrow money Tor more patriotic purpose tnan 10
bOunles to soldiers. he would therefore vote LOT
the amendment
The amendment was agreed to-Yeas Al Nays u.
The bill was then reported 10 the Senate, ana the
amendments made III the Committee oI the "hoe were
agreed 10. 80, -,
The question being on the passage OF the oii, the
Yeas Nays demanded, and resulted Yeas, 30
Nays, 80, being a tie The VicePresident then
voted the affirmative and the bill was passed When
the fact was announced there applause in the gal
leres but IL promptly checked The vote ID detaA
follows lRepuOllcans IN Roman, Democrats ID
Italics, Liberal Republicans IN small caplta.sJ
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
snRr OIL NEW-YORK..

rosr OF YBw-YoRK.................. .hANc1
CLEARED.
s,..u.h,p Prapeons Brars. Portland. >. p Ames
s,.smshp ,IeI Whltoey. Haie,. Boston. u r. Dlnoes
s shiD SsnaSns Vi Port sspte L.6on co
Philip ~eysans Ger hs,Ss srss a. e sS,r
Bns RAche couey Corey Trnidad Dc cubs a. s5 a1s''
Big F.vorte Woodward. GeoTe'oND Dene;a- d. if"'~ss'
sO R,g Maria waeet, Grover Havana Parsons LcOd
Brig Thomas TGIui. thompson Arroyo r. Ia - Wa n M@
Senr Olive Crosby Hutchinson Georgetown De~erA Ls,'e'"
seSr PRIDE Of til, Lord Gte,iCyu. Nc Co
Sehr Daring. Grav Ssnienaf y.me, n Wsra -"
sem lsS ESn I S.,sFe Ss5as0- w Gss
seb Nj. wentworth Curry c-i..s dc ia Ssyt'ss s,o
sebT Mary Jans Let, Hagerthy Anag1' " l. Ae'h Hunter
sebr John c. snt Jono, ssgua Grade p L. Smith Co
ARRIVED
STEAMSHIP Kneksrhoeser Kem0' Sevoreah' Pet 20 WITH nds
% Clark ssaIan ,,s..o, Eel, ~ .,,, nina a.,
pass se,U6p Geo. cSe PensngtOn Galveston Pb % wa Ks,wss
steamship CIV Of Dallas H,pe,. c. With sa's
Ssa.Sp saa Jsesso PED "a. With DAs. and
DOMESTIC PORTS
PORTLAND The steamship Peruvian IRON Liverpool FEB
BosToS Msr.h Aved barb Aaasos Deas Pays. rsreer.
SAY FsAscisc" March 2A,9 s5rh sss. a. i sIs .
s.vAss.n Msrcl Crsed barls r whtos Mos,e,deo,
iet oaeeustown a.te4 GIe,tlss' for Rs,.L -,
BosTos Msrsb 2-AnVes steamship avn L.~rsues ron b.u
harls james Meboune Cot,. oT Cirnagos
sehr Abbot; Port Arrived br Zsphynas br
irora DensrsrA Mary Aleop ro RE CTsDGs Anes Miller
rom eninsgoS
pulApxPaIA March 2-Aved, steamship Ysfeo ron Nesof
ashore below Ne~csse bei hsess " %
Monday ngnL
FOREIGN PORTS.
QuEKSsTowS. March 2-Tbe Williams Guon Line steamship
w,eoEsn FOyh IRON Ae- York Fec Is, i"T Liverpool Sr'ss
here TO-DAY.
SOUTHAMPTON. March 2-The German Lo'ds sessseip
Nectar Nswiok Peh ~, for Bremen snvss ssss W
GLASGOW March 2-The steamship State Of George no hs~
lors feb. 10 sTuyet here to-day az -
HAyAsA, March 1.-The steamship Counbss. non -
% here u. %
DISASTERS. :. -.
LONDON March 2-rhe EDWARD o'Dnss, neu nceh No.
eshca siss bsiss zasrs ss osea
.rsp aos,4d AM o~e 70 Liverpool The brig Nohsvt Murray
.snys A Qneenstown tsaas hsa
havag snosunterea heavy kalss
rusds shc = Pssssa n ssss
though mana ied frsstb seese 81 VI cold
The PiyDss4 keek. mn yssb -
ths Z0o alt be hyannte
ssror Tss ,ssss SAssa bss cargo . taaagA
~ L~tss ~ xsss - ssssssA Rsoas
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THE SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
w AsuINGrnN March 2-The following is q sum.

Of be proceedings the Supreme Court TO-DAY;
No ogna-The Of White and Chies-Argumens
concluded by Mr. T. j. Dursnt support Of the motion. .
No Franklin County al appeal rom the Ccut
Court Eastern District
BY Mr. T. b. counsel appellant and submitted
printed Bosdhead e for the sppees
2OS-efr1es administrator &c, The Economical mutual
States MsOur-Agued by Mr. T. W. 81
for plaintiffs submitted on printed arsu
ment M Joshua Of for defendant error
from the Circuit Court OF ths
United the District Of Mnneotasubmt on printed Ar
Ruments appellant, ard By Mr. Horn appellee.
No 7gS-Berry Cummisky all Of !" the Cir
District OF Peunsy
yania.-Dockeed dismissed
2l7-rhe gisnsburg ChampAn Rlrosd Company
Court OF the United
States Of this
H. Hill for plaintiffs and
uuued b NJ e. l.. defendant
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CIVIL NOTES.

A suit by the city, for penalty of $1,000
against the Central Crosstown Railroad Company for
sailing its tracks, s in preparation and the complaint
will probably be served to-day.
Judge Donohue, in Supreme Court, Cham
bers granted order of attachment against the
property Of the Midland Railroad Company IN this
State at the suit of B. WestOroOk, who sues for
ss9l6 Il for coal furnished to tue Company.
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THE COURTS.
THE ROLLwAGEN ESTATE CONTROVERSY
uLa a,,,A of Rrowninn aDainat ROllWa2e

THE ROLLWAGEN ESTATE COfTko'EhSf'
The suit of Browning against Rollwagen
and others was brought In the Supreme Court during
the proceedings before Surrogate on the Ronwagen
WILL to have will declared void In the SUIT MIS-
Rolwagen the chief egatee under the Will. filed pc
tition that pending the litigation she be allowed snare
NJ the incone of the estate The General Term OF the
Supreme Court having on appeal from the surro.
gates decision virtually decided that fhe VIII was ia
valid the uaintid moved TO discontinue this parallel
SUR Mrs Rolwagen opposed the motion claiming tna
she nad incurred expenses the suit and by her pe
70 ITS continuance Judge DonOhue, sitting IN SUPREME
Court Chambers, has Overruled the objections anu
ao ed the plaintiff to discontinue on paying costs
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not believe that war measure Ii necessary. As De-
tween Legislation aud tho bill which passed zoe
House the choice must have been hard one Tor con-
sceuliuus Reuu l,lcau congressman. IL - choice
which they oush not 10 been compelled 70 make
and would not have been but for the leadership OF
South diseased aud cries out for remedies Dut
surely there might be remedies devised when wcuu
not leave 10 open question whether tney are not
worsc than the disease The bill ought not 10 pass the
Snae without large amendments, and as there ~ NOT
time for these In better that the bill shond ai
To through all, as IN the present pennitima'e
hours the session it IA almost certain " do
TOO MUCH FEDERAL INTERFERENCE ALREADY.
From. Tn Isoeaes,er Democrat and Chroan< fdm RpD
We do not believe there is any proprety IN
the general object snught TO be achieved ny TINS egsa
ton We should lift the heavy hand OF the reoerai
Governments from the South as speedily as possiole.
the fullest civil rights To the negro we
womb at the time have the communities OF inc
taught they not depend upon the Cen
era Government as a child depends upon It's parents
Federal interference with STATE Affairs should lie con-
traeed rattle than enlarged and this general princ-
pie sufficiently for the opposition winch inc
Force D mas encountered from some OF tue Desl men
the publican party. Happily, there Is no danger
that the Dil will become law and therefore IL beeo
not be seriously discussed.
NOT UNREAsONABLY HARSH.
The Troy Times tfds Repl
We regret to see recorded In the negative
the of Republicans from whom the country
and their party had rght expect greater steadfast
lose In the midst OF the din and cim0r raised
by the Democrats The measure IL not unprecedented
either In principle or detail nor are It's provisions uu
reasonably harsh. II cannot harm any peaceaDy uls
posed citizen, and only the turbulent ana law defyng
have anything To fear from II.
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Messrs. CRAGIN rep, Y. H. and ROBERTSON
Rep. s. C) who would have voted in the Affirmative,
we're paired with Messrs. FENTON Lib. Rep, NJ ~
and NORWOOD Dem Gal, who would nave voted IN
the NEGATIVE. -, ,,x
Before proceeding with the consideration OF the Iarn
hill Mr. MORRILL, yielded 10 several Senators, ana the
following bills disposed OF:
The House bill authorize t1e Secretary OF the treas
ury TO adjust and remit certain taxes ana penalties
claimed be due from mining and other corporations
in the Win Collection District or Michigan. -
The House bill change The name OF tine port OF NO
bleboro. Me. 10 DamaTiscOtja. Passed.
Mr. CONKLING, from the Committee Cd commerce.
repOred with amendments bills to aid the improve
ment Fox and Wisconsin Rivers IN the state OF
Wisconsin. Placed on the calendar.
The senate then, at u o'clock, LOOK recess until
D. IL, when the Tariff bill comes ny.
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pASSkNGERS SAILED.

FOR LIyERPOOI-fn steamship CtV Of broostyr Msfch 3
3 joyce T. Anus Tbou. GruGdy, NJ ard M John ,zs sba
and infant Mr. Brown Wgran james oee- Lnsss ao
.ugh Mr. Mrs Francis Csmpoeh MIA keanY MS ssan5
n o,h,rp VIM Pnuay J. h. BeSeIidse D. A. alAA NJ -Li
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-03
NOMINATIONS BY THE PRESIDENT.
W AsHIEGTON, March 2. The President sent

the following nominations TO the Senate to-day:
John Murphy Of Consul Mnatlan Joeph Pot
;er OF Consul ". Chapman l. y
hsbAi s. Hodsou. Collector Of Customs Eastern DE-
tre OF Mrvlan G. WRIGHT Register Of the Land Once SIOUX
ttv Iosa Pe1son Aeents-C H. Bctn. Raleigh, n CT J. r..
Rsru burg PostasterG c. Crawford Brua."ek
Me- L. h lands yineiand y. W. T. Maxwell, Creston, Iowa
II " Coutef springs Kan Robert Love, Veasen Tenn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-03
HORSE AND GARBAGE MARKET.

NEwYoRK, Tuesday. March ., 1875
The usual semi-weekly sale took place to-
day at Arch Johnston's Mart. Thirteenthst between
Unversty. place and Fiftb-sye. The attendance was
good and the prices obtained were in he main sas-
factory Below VIII be found the result OF sale: