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THE MINISTER'S TENDER THEIR REsIGNA

TIONS.
=, President Mac Mahon sent message TO the
French Assembly yesterday urgently re-
queSting the following legislatiOn:-First, the
passage OF the bill creating a second cham
ber; second. provision for the maintenance of
adtu quo until 1880 in the event of MacMa-
hons death before the expiration of his term;
third. that when a second chamber is organ
lied both chambers decide upon a definite
government to succeed the Septentate. The
President in the course Of the message, says:
II have instructed the government to ask
YOU to place the bill for the creation of Il
second chamber on the order of the day for
one of your next sittingS. Conservative in
tercsts most imperatiYely demand its adop-
tiOn. The point relating To the transmission
Of powers after 1850 must be promptly set
tied. 1t ought 10 be so regulated as 10 leave
TO future Assemblies complete liberty TO de
teTmnc a form of government"
An ADMINISTRATION DEFEAT IN THE
ASSEMBLY.
At the opening OF the session of the assem-
bly, yesterday, Gants bill for instituting in
quiry into the state of Algeria was rejected
presidents message Batbic moved that the
constitutional bills he placed on the order of
the day after the army bill, and that priority V
of consideration he given 10 the second cham
Der bill. Laboulaye. OF the left center, de
manded priority for the bill on the organiza-
ton of the presidents powers. Chaband La
Tour. minister Of the interior, encrget iCally
supported Batbic'S motion. The house divi-
ded. and BatblcS motion was rejected by Il
vote OF 80 To- 40. The majority was COM
posed of all sections of the left-the legti-
miSts and the BOnapartists. The assembly
subsequently decided without opposition to
the day after the army bill. which will be
taken up next Monday. The sitting was
marked by scenes of the greatest excitement
THE CABINET STEP DOWN AND OUT.
The London Times Paris dispatch an
nounces that the entire French cabinet has
rendered its resignation.
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TWO CENTS.

at the peril OF your life. Was that a Just
bearing towards one in their power he
could be tried by the laws OF the land. His
condition OF health was such that the prop
osition was simply one To torture him.
The Nero'S of the old world could do no more
and here Is republican House setting a pre-
cCdent that he trusted their SUCCESSORS would
never follow. He referred 10 the long con
test i'm the House under the lead of John
quincy Adams. In support of the right of pc
tition. and said that TO lay this petition on
the table was now 10 deny the right oT peti-
tion. He thought il better 10 refer the peti-
uon 10 committee to inquire by commits
sion as To his health, and whether his life
would be- imperriled by such confinement
Referring to the remarks of Mr. Dawes YES
tcrday. ne said they were i'm the nature OF a
threat that If the House did not put this man
in jail the committee would stop the inyeSti-
CATION. He could not understand what he
meant by such remarks.
Mr.. Dawes said that unless witnesses could
be compelled Ia testify, the hands of the COM
mittee would be tied.
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0ofthe sixty-six convicts in the Floridl

A%Of the sixty-six convicts i'm the Florida
penitentiary only nine are whites.
The Cubans i'm New York hint that
another expedition is shortly To sail, which,
they are sanquine, viii land its arms and
men safely.
@lt Is decided that the argument on the
writ OF certiorari in the Tweed case will come
on on on next FRIDAY in the supreme court OF
New York, general term.
- The Prince OF Wales received The thirty.
tnlru or last degree OF Freemasonry in
Golden-square this month, and was Formally
lnstalied as Patron of the ancient and ac-
cepted Kite. BY this act the Prince of Wales
has become associated with every important
branch OF offreemasonry in England.
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EUROPE TO-DAY.
MacM IuteussauS

LONDON. January The Tunes Paris cor
respondent says a. il Is well known that a
dissolution of the assembly would render
MacMshon very popular and influence the
general election IN favor of his government
the president viii very probably break of
negotiations with the LEFT and form diSSn-
tuition ministry comprising Duke DeBroglie
VI FonTton. NJ. DePeyre. General CiSSey
and Dukes DcCaZes and ID. Audifilret Pas
quier.
CABINET COUNCIL TO-DAY.
PARIS. January 1.-M3cMahon decides to-
daH whether he will accept the designations
OF his ministers or not. a cabinet council is
TO be held to-day.
Enter Alfonso Exit CASTELAR,.
4 dispatch 10 the Telegraph says -. Caste
lar il preparing toquit spain before AlfonSo'S
arrival. Two Protestant newspapers have
has sent Geographic dispatch to Conovas
Del Lello confirming the ministerial appoint
ments, and expressing the hope that there will
now be inaugurated am era OF real liberty.
peace and fOTgctfulnesS OF paSt discOrls.
TROOPS FOR CUBA.
MADRID. January One thousand Span
lsh troops viii be sent TO Cuba ON The 10Th
instant.
THE KINGS SISTER.
PARIS, January king AlfOnso's sister
countess OF Girsenti, accompanies him 10
Spain.
Satisfied with Turkey.
vienna. January The MonfenegTin
government declares itself satisfied with
Turkeys action i'm the Podgoritzs affair.
Dead.
BERLIN. January 7.-Frederick William,
ElectOr OF HcsSe. il dead.
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The New Financial Policy.

IBE HOUSE PASSES THE SENATE FINAN.
CIAL BILL.
Mr.. Maynard. from the Committee on
banking and Currency, this afternoon
brought up. under the special order of the
House passed previous to the holiday recess.
the Senate financial bill. No amendments Ia
the DILL were allowed by the committee. The
cote on ordering the main question was I.5
NeaS 10 lO6 nays.
The bill was passed al 2:i0 o'clock this af-
1eTEOOu-ayeS 1J6: naVS -.
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NELLIE COLLINS, a variety girl, at Dali
las, Texas, was the only person among the
large population with sufficient heathen cha
rity 10 taken in and care for ten women and
children, immigrants from South Carolina
VINO arrived there starving, shelterless and
penniless. She gave up her room to them
bought them food, and brought their case be-
fore the public authorities, who provided for
them.
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AMeuOrjal 20 Congress-

WHAT PIII>BU KG WANTS.
PITTsBURG. January A meeting OF cit
liens last night adopted a memorial TO Con
gress. urging the importance OF a system of
Improvements such A. will make the Ohio
river naVigable AT all stages OF water. aud
asking for the Improvement OF the mouth of
.oa Mississippi i'm view Of the great aud rap
idly in, ,~-asng traffic VI the Ohio and Mis-
SiSSippi valleys
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The steamer Abbotsford Disabled.

BHILADELPHTA.J a. January "A gents OF the
Red Star line have received a cable dispatch
stating that the steamer Arian had passed
the steamer AbbottSioTd. two days from
Queenstown, on her return 70 that port under
sail, with machinery disabled. The Abbotts-
ford was on the way from Antwerp To New
York. via London. where She had been re
paired. The steamer kenilwOrth. now due
here. has been out twenty days from Liver
pool. but no alarm is felt for her safety
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GRAND PROMENADE CONCERT

NEW NORTHERN LIBERTIES MARKET.
h ~tI-vl between 3th and 5ih ~.
For the Ben. ht Of
TIE WoNENS CHRISTIAN HONE
81. AIMS INFANT Asylum.
The PRo~E~IEyr ORpHaN ASYLUM.
1HE FAMILY oF ioSEPH METZ
hJ unfortunately killed Al this Building, and
THE WA~BrNGICN MONUMENT.
or TIT R~I'AY. Dan II IS-j dec2i III
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New York NO1as

THE STEAMER SOUTH CAROLINA AFLoAf
AGAIN.
NEW YORK, January The steamer
South Carolina, which went ashore az Bar
negat, ON her passage from Charleston for
this port, has been fioated after discharging
her cargo
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JERSEY CITY OFFICIALS IN PERIL.-Mr
Berghs agents I'm Jersey City have warrants
for the arrest OF the participants in a cooking
main fought i'm kearney township on Sun
day night. Among the spectators were two
Jersey City aldermen, three members of the
Hudson county board OF freeholders, a JUS
tice of the peace, and several police officials
in civilians dress.-N T. Stfa Oh
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ANOTHER CLERGYMAN Is under a cloud
This time IL is the Rev. Luke Miles, pastor
OF the African Methodist Episcopal Zion
church in Norwich, Conn. He has sssteppei
down ana OUT with considerable sum of
money belonging to his congregation AMI
which was raised for the building of new
church, There is said TO be a 'slady in the
case" also Vs.,
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THE ELoNGsHoREMEN's BArrLE RENEwEI

THE LoNGsHoREMEN's BATTLE RENEWED
Al special meeting of "Longshoremen's :
Union, No. 2" last night. il was voted to con-
tinue the battle, and the action of a previous
meeting allowing the men to go to work at
reduced wages was rescinded. All members
VINO nave obtained work at thirty cents an
hour are to be required TO Quit, and those who
may hereafter accept the reduced rates are to
ce expelled from the society.-N T. San, 6th.
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The DEPOSIroRS in the Charleston branch
OF the freedmen's Bank, numbering over
nve thousand, and representing over a quar-
Ter million of deposits. have held a meeting
and adopted memorial to Congress- show
ing mat the depositors were mostly of the
laboring class, who were induced to place
their money in bank under the impression
that 1t was guaranteed and protected by the
general government. and praying Congress to
take measures for indemnificafiOn
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sharon Nominated for senator from
Nevada.

SAN FRANCISCO. .January7.-The republican
caucus OF the legislature Of Nevada last night
nominated Mr.. Sharon for United States
Senator. He has IS votes pledged, and IS only
are necessary 10 a choice.
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A Steamer Relieved.

BALTIMORE, January THE steamer San
maraus, which was ashore below Cape Hem
ry. thas been hauled of, and is now being
towed 10 Norfolk by Bakers wrecking feet.
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The EVENING STAR appeared yesterday
in general appearance. IT is rrafifving i'm
this day OF prostration 20 see evidences OF
prosperity on the part OF our neighbor.-
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ANOTHER FAILURE at the cotton ex-
ciIalige III New \ Ork, was announced Tues
day morning. The house was that of Corn
wall 4 Co, % Stone street No particulars
are made public, except that they failed to
meet their contracts. Failures at the cotton
exchange, IL may be added, excite less atten-
ton than like occurrences elsewhere, for the
reason that they are usually compromised
without much ado, and the party in discrciit
Speedily resumes.
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ICR Balls AND PARTIES
MADAME r.. BASTIEN.

tskcs pleasures 81 Informing the Ladies Of a-hiuC
ton thai -hr has from this day taken charge If tho
EAiR DEPARTMENT at CHA>. BAL VI :. and
being experienced ia this business for the Hast
twenty years guarantee full satisfaction VA AIR
nRhSSiNt;, tHAMPoOiNG; AMI CITIlNts
DRESSING = specially Lalirs viii De attended
10 III their houses bN l-lying their orders AT
IIA>. BAUM : Corset FACTORY.
d.Cl5 Pm 40- 1fh street
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A PACIFIC MAIL DIRECTOR REsIGxs

y IAtIFIt MAIL DIRECTOR REsTG NS-
racine mail circles were again agitated YES
ierday by the resignation of William III
rnsg' the director elected short time ago TO
III I the vacancy caused by the resignation of
Kusse.l Sage. The ground of Mr.. FOgg's re-
siSnatlon is his determine ton to go to China
ana esiabiish business there. No successor
has yet been named.-N y Tribune 6ib
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y ~ Blessed are they who ashes nnon
slippery sidewalks; for they shall slide easiI
through the gates of fparadise-Richn,ond Ea-
qUTeT.
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Co,IIQUE.-Mosday,J Jassa,g :
WILLARD HALL.
FRIDAY EyENING. JANUARY =. ISIS
conc CERT.

FRIDAY ENINiNts- jANtA All =. ISIS.
CONCERT.
bis. FLORENCE SCHLIECKEE respectfully
announces that she Will give Concert ct Vocal aH
Instrumental Music Et Willard Hall Ola FRIDAY
EVENING. January : l>s5-
Miss SchlieCker Will pc assisted hy Miss Jeanne
Bryan. Miss Zaidee Jones. Mr. Thomas q. SLafcr.
and amateur artists # known merit.
Tickets. 81 and programmes NAV he obtained a.
HessF-. MvtzeTutt- and Elli,s Music Store, At
HessTs MChun and Philip Boob Stores AMI n tn
door the evening Of the Concert.
Door will be opened AZ I'D Z. VI. Concert n b.
gin at L NJ ftIt
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A MAYOR ARREsrEn FoR REMaEzzrr.r

MAYOR ARRESTED FOR EMBEZzLENESr
FROM A RAILRoAD-M. ID. Mc(or1niclS
road supervisor OF the Kansas Pacific raj
road, and also mayor of Brookville has been
arrested and committed at Ellsworth. Kan.
charged with embezzling large sums of
money from the Kansas Pacific railroad ,,,r
ing the years 1868, '69 and 20 WI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-07

STATE LEGISLATURES. The MasSacbu-
sets legislature met yesterday. and O. h.
LOrine was elected president OF the senate
ana John r. Sanford speaker of the house
The FlOriday legislature has as vet faile.I
10 organize.
Both branches OF the Missouri legislature
met yesterday, and after q temporary or
ganiz3tiOn. adjourned until to-day
dispatch from Springfield. Illinois saws
John &. Haines, democrat was elected
speaker OF the house yesterday afternoon In
The senate \. y. Glen was elected president
THIS gives the democrats the organization of
both houses VI
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1Atlania, Georgia, treated itself TO a
carniya al yesterday.
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THERE were few visitors az the Executive
Mansion this morning. senator Dorsey ans,
Representatives Smith. Farwcll. Lewis
Sypher. and Lowndes had audiences with
bs, President
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THE MILITARY IN LOUISIANA.

Expressions OF Public Opinion.
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ALL QUIET IN NEW ORLEANs.-The dis
patches received by the Government from
Orleans tO-dayd do not contain any additional
news. The city i represented as quiet.
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w HARRY DONEHUE.

i2- IITH STREET. NEAR Z
New and neatly fitted NJ PsrlJrs aud Show rooms
and GUGtly Increased stock 81
hASQU ERADE AND THEATRICAL COSTUMES
compTisir- several hundred and costly Dresses.
together with every variety " CJstume-LtiIes'
Gent : and Children for
hASQtE BALLS AND PARTIES.
- PRIVATE TUEATRICk AIS
TABLEAUX AND OLD FULk> CONCERTS
p S--Mith thorough knowledge of our bu-i-
Less We devote ourselves {" the want, and wish - of
our Bdtrvu- and ty courteous and polite attention.
Irs-sist Die CEaTE- aud disposition - acrlnu A.,
and p!~s,-' We .el'ilIu itil {" give -atisLIcJi n
OsfZ3 1u
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CAPTAIN Y. W. SHUFELDT is making pre-
paTatiOns To- assume charge of the bureau of
equipment and recruiting. Navy Depart
mcnt. vice Rear Admiral VIM REYNOLDS
who j. ordered To- command the Asiatic sta
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INTERNAL REvENUE.-The receipts from
this source to-day were S329 .2I4.53.
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MUNIcIPAL ELECTION IN FRosrBURS.
MD.-At the election for mayor of Frosfbur1
Allegany county. Md, yesterday, to fiji the
vacancy caused by the resignation of Alden
cary. Frederick Johnson, republican. was
elected. There were four republican, candi
dates voted for, one of them colored, the dem
ocrats having no candidate
The NUMBER OF IMMIGRANTS who ar
rived at New York in 1874 was 1493S7 com
pared with 2G6,s1s during 1873. There is thus
a railing of OF nearly one-half i'm the immi-
grafton. fch shows the effect upOn the
other side OF the Atlantic of the Intelligence
nom this country OF the depression in trade
and the ina bility 10 procure work,
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MRS. GRANTS RECEPTIONS will COM
mence on the second Saturday in January
t9th,l at three O'Clock p. m, lasting until five
O'Clock p. m. on each reception day.
The Presidents public receptions Will oc-
cur as folIows:-TueSday evening, January
12th; Tuesday evening, February 2d; Tues
day evening, February 23d.
State Dinners:-Tuasday, January 2Gth;
Tuesday, February 9Th.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.

TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
THE MILITARY IN LOUISIANA.
Expressions OF Public Opinion.
TIE IIt1TfON IN FRfNCE.
Presitent macMahor's Intentions.
ALFONSO Nil
He SURPRISES Newspapers and Sends
Troops 10 Cuba.
Sharon the Coming Nevada Senator.
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NIOALEi.

MOALEi.
COSTUN
6O- IO-H >IEzE- NuRruvE-r
large cullreti,u &C Fine Artistic HALL. TAB
IEAJ ana THEATRICAL COSTUMES A-p; ON
hand.
MASKED BALLS and PARTIES supplied AT
IeasCuJt.e rate.
p S-Rsmemher- N3,k = furnished with each
tostHHEe and al i.l-Cs Delivered aud Cda Tor
Cctl9 an L. NOyLEy Cos l6.b strs..
Or 10 ON INHIBITION AND SALE NEw No
I'm ~. NARkRITER' l.rES =
Nc. 43S 1's S-rs-F- ss'tr.sa ID cat sfrsgtS g,sI
d0oss T51r- Otf FsHGsrS Hal.
Choice OIl Paintings. Euarsty ifgs t'Iir,,rlos e.
Also ltrgest stock 81 Paper Hanging, Wiu.lsw
Shad.-- Pl-tuTe~- Fraue- Picture. Cord, and IA
hels hing Nails &c. Ia the District
81 1FEG~ CASH
- Pleas remcnii er Name ami Number Iellv
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SAD DROWNING INCIDENT.-Mr. A. G
Jones. Of New Haven, whose brother "a sur
Neyor FOR The Nova Scotia government. was
drowned while attempting 10 cross a lake on
the Ice, has received news that the BODY was
recovered n few days after the sad affair ham
pened. Friends went To the spot. and after "a
patient search their labOrs were rewarded
Cutting off a large bOugh of "A tree. the BODY
was placed on it, and the bOugh with its bur
den drawn through the woods and over the
country. distance OF thirteen miles. To the
bereaNed family, there being no other way OF
conveying 10. \ singular circum stance is
that on the day of the drowning the little girl
OF the deceased suddenly spoke to her mother
and said Papa is dead'' The mother told
The child to ''hush," but q little while after
ward the child repeated with emphasis the
remark The mother with sad foreboIiu"
asked anxiOusly of the first conner regarding
her husband. and recei we'd lle sad nelxs
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TIE NITJITrON IN FRfyCE

President MaeMahor's Intentions.
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N THE BALTIMORE CITY COUNCIL. yes
terJIay the First Branch adopted resolutions
for tine appointment of committee 10 visit
Washington and request Congress To make
an appropriation for the erection Of a suit
able post office building i'm Baltimore.
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THE PRESIDENTS SALARY.-The bill
recently intrpiUcei in the House by Mr. Cox
To bring the Presidents salary within the
operations Of the act repeating the law by
which il was raised from 50 600 to $50 900 has
been laid on the table by the House Appro-
priatiOn Committee. 4 bill il pending how
ever in another committee. which provides
for the establishment OF the Executive salary
at 5000 per year after March 4th, 1871.
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SECRETARY BRIsTow held an imprOmptu
leveC al his office i'm the Treasury this morn
ing. Among the distinguished gentlemen
present were Postmaster General Jewell.
Secretary nelano. General Spinner. Commits
SiOucr Douglass. Colonel George Il. McCarfee
and the representatives of THE STAR. the
American Press Association and the ASso-
Ciated Press.
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THE FOLLOWING internal revenue APP
pointments have been made:-Gaugers-R
y. Jones. ID district Alabama; james w.
Lyle. 4th do. kentucky: John FesSengen. ri
10. dO. StOTckecpers-ISaac w. Bpner, 5tn
district North Carolina; Calvin III. Smith, Sd
DO. do. Charles ~. May. Isl do Wisconsin;
T.. 4. Dick. 5ih do. North Carolina; SAINT "
Evans 1St 10. Maryland: ID. r.. Henderson.
Eth do. Pennsylvania; Jacob Rchner, IAN
a. a.
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The Recusant Witness. Irwin.

y
This morning, about IL O'Clock, Col. Ord
way, Sergeant t-at-Ams, and Mr.. Martin, a
friend OF the recusant witness before the
House Ways and Means Committee Richard
r. Irwin, met az the District Jail to confer
with General CrOckeT, the warden. as 10
what arrangements can he made for the i'm
priSOnment of Mr.. Irwin by order of the
House Ot Representatives under the reSolu
ton adopted yesterday. Mr.. OrJway pro
duced his authority, as follows:
" EeSotreJ, That Richard B Irwin be remandeI t.
ther order Of the ousc. aud that while in such rsi-
tody he Le permitted to be- taken ly the Sargpantt
Arms before the Committee of WAYS and Means
IL shall declare himself ready tn answer such au.,
lions a. may bc lawfully put to him, including IN
asked him by order nf the Hor>. And while La IA ii
remain ia custody, the Sergeant az Arms shall KEN
the illness IL his custody ia the common alI -! the
District ~ Columbia
AtIe,t.-ED. MCPHERsoy. Clerk
By Isaac STROHN- Assistant Clerk
Inc conference resulted in an agreement
that the room on the ri floor, directly over
and orders We're given To- repair the concrete
floor and fit up the apartment with bel and
bedding, chairs. stoves. sc.
Mr.. Irwin is at WOTmley'S to-day i'm Gus
1ody OF the Sergeant-at-ATms. and on ac-
count of the bad weather and his Door health
ne VIII not be removed TO his new quarters
uilS afternoon. unless the weather should he
prOpltIOU> and the room can be fitted ND
comfortably. 1t il not probable that the
room can be got ready until Tomorrow
speaker BldIne'S commit tment to the iaiI
IN lTwIn'S case. was handed TO Sergeant at
Arms. Ordway, this morning.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-10-01

WASHINGTON, Sept. 7.-In conversation at tne hobltt House two or three days since, blshop Hare stated that Mr. Welsh was alone responsible for the statements contain ed Tn hls letter that no other members of the Executive Commission of the Church sympathiz with Mir. Welsh in his assaults on the Interior Department, nor his state ments so far as they tend to impeach the in tegrlty of Secretary Delane or Commissioner smith; that Dr. Dyer, the Chairman. and MT Rogers, the Secretary, were willing to testify before the Investigating Committee that they have now, and have always had the utmost confidence in the integrity and good faith of those officials, and that they nave never been dictated to or intertcred with, or embarrassed improperly in the man agement of Indian affairs.