, 1876-07-22

Special Dfspasch 10 7Hs 7.taunA
WASHINGTON, D. G., July 2l.-The report 10
widely circulated to-day Of Avory's pardon Is Ut
least premature. The various attorneys at work
here for thu st. Louis anl Chicago parties feel
coutldent that Avery will he partlouel Within
short time, and that the pardon Of tho rcst will
follow. Part Ut this confidence appears to DO
unfoundel,. 90 far as can be gathered from ex-
prcssions Of officers of tho Government. Tho
Chicago erow.l lnls bcen reinforced BY Robert
lDgcrsoal, Esq, who presented Mr.. Dlaino at
Of Ills unfortunate clients. Tho letter OF
Rysr eto1 slon as s,tronE request .h, for
After stating that ho las repeatedly refused to
recommend parlon, anil TINT nothing ilas
occurred since trial 10 convince him that Avery
wss improperly convicted, he is willing to say
thoso above lsi'll, and, rs thuss tu higher POSI-
tlon, who were far moro guilty, Escaped, he re-
CARDS Aycry's sentence rs excessive, IN View of
the total escape Of tho Others
CORRECTION.
There was an crrur concerning tho Apprppria-
tion BILLS In these dispatches lust night. Tho
Increase o. the appropriations for tho year is not
onc-tweltth Of lust years appropriations, -
all are to coao cut Of tho pendtng bills. There
Is very material increase, however, owing to
tho extension being ut last year's rate.
CoNFIitMED.
4lk1 C4HAt9 EGIlHlllsGA &EG mountainous OIL
Jamca 8. lpclano, ot Illinois, as Deputy second
Comptroller OF tho Treasury, and Dnyid s.
Goo.1oc, Pension Agent at Lexington, Ky.
HosiINAr1oNs.
Tho President sent to the Senate tho nonina.
tton ot sultucl Hooper, or Iawa, Us Unttcl
States Consul at Glasgow'.
THE CONFERENCE COMMUTERS.
Tho Committee Of Consercnco on tho LcgIa-
lat!yc. Executive, and Judicial APPROXIMATION
bill to-day. informally agreed upoa a basis for
settling tIlctr prinr{pa! disagreement, as fol-
1tnTs: Tho reduction In tho humber ot clcrka
to be abnut two-thrtls Of tic number originally
proposed by tho 1iousr, tho lcads OF tho Ex-
rc,ltlvc Departments to determine tho c1assld.
cation Of their respective clerical forces; a.d
this Conferences Committee recommended TINT
their salaries be liked accnrilsgly. Tho Conf
nittcu ntsourncd until next SIou.lay, mud In tho
interval Inquiries arc to 10 made and inforlna-
ton collected In tho Executive Departments
which, It Is hoped, may lead to q final agrcc-
lnent " tho oaats aboyo suggested.
Tho Confcseneo Committee on tho Diplomatic
No tlmo Is fixed Tor further meetings OIL tho
Indlau Appropriation md the Military Academy
bills.
T1E Silver DOLLAR QUESTION,
wAsl1.soros, '. Jaiy io.GTho' ''I Goamlttco on
Mines and Mining to-day reported back to the
llousc thu bill to utilize the product Of gold and
taaed tue right to have 1t considered regularly
durin. tho nlorntng hour. The bly, proyldcs for
the issue by tho Secretary OF tho Sfrcasi,ry Of
coln notes OF the denomination Of SO, and
nulsIplcs thereof, up to 10000, to be tssucl
through tho yartuus lnlnts and assay offices for
this MI value Of gold aud silver bullion DO
pnsttett ttlcroat. or the bullion thus re-
cclyed nat lcsa tlau Is per cent IN coln
or line oars shall bc kept On land for the
redemption Of tho coin notes. Tlle gold de-
positca shall be computed ut tta colnt1g yhlnc,
and silver 1t tllc ratn OF 420 Krairs standard
silver to thu dollar. Tho coin iotes arc made
receivable without limit for ali dues to the
United ,btntcs. Tito Committee added an
issue Ut tho silver dollar OF tl.o wo!ght Of 4laI
grains, rs prescribed In tho act IT 15:s7, tllls
Silver dollar g bc u !cgal.tendcr IN payment ut
afl .lcts, public and private. T)h aeslpn WA
aud tho atlvoe1.tcs ot tho silver dollar lays thus
gained another opportunity to forco vote, un-
less the bill shall lie found subject to point Of
or.lcr, which will taku It to tie C0mmiIttee Of
tho Whole. The action IN tho next motning
hour Will be interesting.