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fNAT HTATk WILL BE INVESTIGATED.
spAolai Dttpatth to Tia CA,eaon Jrseune-
WAslus0roN. D. c.. March 81.-Ihhuka to tho
tirnness and tho persintoncy Of tho Republican
Senators who had ngreo1 not to adjourn uuti!
thoy had accomplished thor purpose, tho senato
passed thta aftornoon tic resolution introduced
By Ms. Morton on tho 18th Of December last.
and modified fcw days since at the request OF
Gona.or Ch1ihtianoy. providing for tho appoint
ment Of 4 committee Of fivo to Investigate the
mississippi elections OF last fall. Tho debate
lacked tho vigot and fro Which was manifested
by those senasors whospoke ycsterdsy. 6onasor
bruce rcad wolhnritson, hlgh-toued revlew
OF Mississippi atfalra. ::Beoasor Freinghuyson
a1ao advocated tho passage Of the resolution,
and he was followed by Senators herman, Thur
man, and Salisbury, WHO In turn pRthotically
urged a restoration 70 peaco, aud Expressed theE
regrcts that Senator Doutwoit should have beon
roativo yesterday under the patzonlzn6 aud
domtnoeE.ug remarks which met his ear. Mo-
tons by shs Democrats to adjourn weze lost, and
At last,
SHKIN0 TIE NEPUnLlCANs FIRM
and determined to paaa the rogolutlon before
leaving the Senate Chamber. tho Democrats
thgea up tho sponge, Tho resolution mas passed
By , vote OF % yoaA againBt 10 nays. An At
tempt to change the preamble WAS voted down,
aud the preamble WAS adopted by yota OF II
yeas sghlnst 10 nhyA Then, after o'clock, tho
Hen2to adjourned oyef until MonlRy.
, 1876-04-01
THE OTHER INVESTIGATIONS.
rOsrAL cd4THAtTl.

gntcfdt D,snateh to III. Eh,ea9n TytbYnt,
Wasutsarox, y. c., Mafch 3l.-Tha House
Tost OiIico CoHimftkon farther examipo1 Taylor
thu Tcxas mMl-contractor, who yesterday told
ouch fsb,t!oua sto1tcs Of Tho corrupt tse Of
mof,oy hcre. Ills Testimony to-day failed to
confirm t1is swoopipg assertions Ut Yesterday,
but IL did shov that she1o haa boon
very largo expenditure of nonoy by hia
firm hero for sous pnrroBs. 1Io produced
his book, tho accounts In which rc-
duced tho expenditures hero from e2o0,o0 to
about s125osj0. or ttlis sum thars were items
aggsegatug about e25.ooo to Judge lascbal.
for loeal services dome $4,000 70 ous Wilson,
for legal services and entries Of fi01 at various
timcs to rost-Ot,!co clerk namol Floyd. Tho
enttics tn tho latter poRon AFRO tho ohiv ones In
whict, payment to any officer Of tho nosoru,nont
ia charged or imputed. Floyd Is Tho name clerk
that Tostnlastor- General lowell proaecltnJ laHt
year on account Of hla cotnp1!cisy in tho Kettlo-
Htnda straw.btd matter. 0ov' Routt will soon
appear to testify. .-..
TIE HAYAL 1sQU1nr.
THO House Consnisteo Oh Naval Affairs has
bccn engaged for the pAAt two dAsH In tho OK
ssninn.Eon Of tho books Of Matthevs. the largo
Nav YORK contractor who has furnished CLOTH
bookkoepor VI tho firm. Who has made sotno in
terostif,g explanations OF 0bscure ontrics dis
covered by tie Committee. From the testimony
already thkon. nna from that yes 70 30 secured,
to E. u. Cattel, Of Now 1eFsoy, commission Of 4
rer cent upon nll contracts whioh tho firm OBJ
iaiuod from tho Navy Doparsmons. Csttol
did not, howoYnr. act ~ agent tot
tho firm or perform any service whatever
In return for this commission. About 1870 the
fru, aeokiug to obtasu contracts from tho Mary
Department, found that they had TO compete
with porsona from rlilado!phla. and that on shis
account thoy nero lahorng under great dissd-
vautagos~ In order to remove thla competition
md secure for themselves cloar field, thoy
mado tho arrangement described with CAtteI,
aud havo since tint time paid him In the noIgh-
borhood OF sl00, 900. Tho drafts OF chaoka 1t iH
understood, wera nado payable to the order Of
a. q. Csttol l. Co. or ortler, but they wors do
Iiyorad to E. g. Ctttol.
, 1876-04-01

Elemental hstof III tho cohte8teu eiectlon-caso
Of Lo Moyno VI. Ea,vol!, witch will be fnnlty
consdetoi Ey the fu,l Committee "Wednesday
no,t RI, fo,,ortr1 ,curea arhh,t Tho condi-
noAS .. ~ 'ooS ~. .'0. .,t..s. T., ,,, a.,
t'on OF INC Sote' h'lu 'ho cot'ce''o'o w .,"o
NJ got out in tho bricf. throwing out tho First
thc aopteatanta ten1ana. nnl ttelt,otinv Ear
-ot,,s ,,o;or,tv In t,,nt n,c,c,oct frona hin
"o,t an"5o' ~. - .'."s s,sn,..a, 0'A IT,,
ma1or'sy III t'o eo"ss'sa'oha' o'bs.is'' l'n
majority an tlio hf5tflcS was 10. tifas
PRECINCT Of lilo Twentieth Ward, votes
uroycl for Fa.wcli 4, Lo Moyue 10; Second
Precinct, s.tno wara, illegal votcs for
Tarnell. 10; Firth Precinct, satao ward, Illegal
r. tle Third Precinct ot The E!shtes.1 Ward,
tcstant, tho votcs rrovsd for Farwoh givo lin
tho @hmc majority as thu rotarps do, loss 1.
r'yos aMo lin IL count for To sfogno. IT, ro,rttt
fi frecnc. IiisssI votcs 10. e.el, esp1''lsto TO-
Third Precinct Nsnetconth Ward, mistake isl
count Of ballots, Farwei. 4; Norwood
Fatroil, it; Lo alpyuc. i; total for FarweIi,
SO; total iot Ie Moyno, 81; Farwells mejosity
TnE on1EF ARGUMENT r..
IT. ~
tho evidence that the iorsy.seyen persons voting
from tho Alms-Ilouzo woro paupora Who had
/ @ neen su'ntteu 10 tne n!me.Houso ~ sncn' Ana
tuAt a. the .sHo ot tne eiectspn ~ tlucHuon
| thoy "efs ln mo cnstody and undor t1o contfol
| County AimG- IIDueo, aa pauper inmates thcraof,
aud that mono Of thotp wero admitted az such.
Ifndc- thc ia nwa ~ Ifroa thnv ia mi sanniraI
Il, tint Observation-Disclosures amc 49, = raai,cncn 1ics
nad III -, H. s,t.ss ~ rnint - ar1s "
Huco ~ sno 1t@tut3o ~ 1'Ano'h W nshAhJ poE~
iAnuo't nDuuo} ~ - Mese HoeGhhAl3 " suu tnM-
III oAolclao Or tne flGnt OF snntago a. 'he polls
these openea' 1ac ai9nmeht Ii
| vEhY ssyEhE
upon tho Alna.uouS1 e. manhgoment ana upon
Ainbsrly's eFidenco. Iho BRIEF aays:
! Nmleriys testiheA that ho Ia Tho Warden Of ehe
gook County insanS'A'y'unn: A1as-aoass' . . a
~ & eno co,;nt nr % "ngus ~ rac,.nax if1 t
two thst hs conss,acrr,i Ia Ia na,,nrrs rI,err
IL some confuston Ia h!s abatement IL reference to the
IAy-rols II tho instltut!ons under his management
il aeets, however, that there aro two pay.rols upon
enc Of Which ere Tho regular engaged os eer.
stSo ana pas - LOT Scrso o a4o sss thcf" m ~ ~
, 1876-04-01


DEn1rT, April 1.-The Retchsdn.etqsr eotrects
Tbs announcement that tho detman Minister to
China hA1 given notice Of tho termination Of
lilo treaty of commorco botweon Germany and
Cllina. It Bn1s auch notice waA given In
1879 The German Minister was recently In
struesed 10 prepare negotiations for = revision
Of the treaty. An this Affects tho interests OF
A1f treaty povats. Germany has taken atops to
secure tho support OF othor foreign repreaen-
tatras ln Fek1n.
THE CzAk.
DrB1tN, Marcf, 3t.-TLe Car ia o1peeted hers
on tho luth Of April.
It il stAsed thnt tie Duke Of Ed1npurg, Oh IT,
Stunning command Of the squadron, will proceed
TO Lvodta, ureeco, TO fe:ch tho Duohcas and the
Russian Imperial family. who will 60 to Italy
aud Malta
yO1t ARNIN.
BKn1in, March Silt II announced that
Count von Arnim's property will not b. ssques-
trascd previous TO his trial. The Public Prose-
cutor has applied TO have tho proceedings con-
Quoted In contumsciAn II Alnim disrega ards
summons TO appear.
, 1876-04-01
FOREIGN.
GREAT BRITAIN.
TIE AQYAL TITLES DILL.

LoHDoN, March 3t.-The Times this morning
hopeH that tho Ministry may Jet bc better i'd
rised than to persist ID recommending to tho
T.ns.a,s - -, rsa;. r. Ia,,.,. ~, -. h.s h..n
Empseea OF 4nu'a. II aoc'AteS toe' !. aas peen
unfolgnod'y alarmed By tho rapid decine IN tho
authority Aud reputation Of the Govern
mont siuco tho beginning OF tho
scaafon X dor. mt nrotnna To sny
oon'.oa' 49, uo'o WV PAo. s.,a,. ~.
apecal eueetion 1of .ue M'nislv, pa1
it cannot holp eeeing that tho Opposition is
thoroughly disorganizod, that the energies Of
its o,dar motnbers sre erhsustod. nhile tbo
~ s ..,.C. ss..1,.h,. ~.
3ouuKut no4 ~ su'eAy .sA.Aao's ~. -
maturity OF mlnd WHICH thfeatehs aosos 70 t'pen.
such materials would threaten mischief to che
rountrv Evrn tt,ose Win think tn fcars fenci.
s..,3 ......x.i..s as,a. ,..;ts+a IN r,naa
,u' aau 'ss!esano .s, a'ass s ssa. ,,,sa.st.na
tms now tttlo 1of"atu "nen tae9 uuaa1s'sho
that II doos In fact provoke discomfort.
nryssrra AND EXPENDITURES.
ro1no.. Marc], 81.-The British reyanue for
.ho ans,,c;,, .e.r snd,,r to.5.v "a. sss5 Gss :
inc nnanc'a1 yeat oauane ,o'aAs, "AS sooo'ooo'-
and sl1 o4o, 100 moro than last year. Tho actnal
oxpenditurcs OF tho financial yeAr up to March
os fs7e w. eac5 sol An Vii. thn eatt,n,tod
~. tou. "as ssoo "n"e an1,.a @ sa =. -
expenatases iof tne an'ne yeat 'no'nS ''"uAs
waa e379, 900. .-
snEiDs1u5Te.
IoHpoN March 91.-1he corn tT1de ha8 r.
,.n.o3 t,to III, 1.prnnr vhtcb <cb.-.rtariyed Il
a!1;or ths ,;rst tTo 1rnnth. ~ tha var Tia
recnnt advance in tho yaIue Of rhoat. f1our. and
ES! E1cs!.r1o m~ Scrtardsr a. Manrbostcr tbare W.
= dcei,1c NJ a sb;,,tnr nor nnsrter on foroirn
wtcst' Int Fno,Ish fully nnlntained previous
ns.a. 1.at wseL,a er,in .rr{v.I. frnm ahynad
ttnrad . sl;cbt incrcssr m tl,e nrocrdinr rnek
i'I'o ;u,t,or3a ~ wneat wo9e 1e} f,71 nnHrtsrs.
-nss,o III mi ounrtera, and fnnr "a t1sl sscks.
Hama snnnIiaa r.thnr s,nail. VIZ: Whnat. 414lg
or.rta-a hn-io,, n, f7]nna-ter.. and oats r g05
Ia-to.s H. sysr.1n ,,rica ~ Enai;sh ,rhsst T.
~ ~ H. aisTk T,snc to.dsv' hnansss va hnnvy.
a,,1 I'm st,on,ancc hin. What nfnroi nt N On.
asv,s n-icss ia nnltn ncrtectnii. FInur cAnnnt bo
~ ania s1".nt ~ rennctions rom Tia receot Id
So,1 1onca Daroy stosdY. M.ze rstnor chospcr.
mmcl, NJ tha supnIy bniru inferior or DAMAGED.
rhs u",t;,c, w. @ INV sors NJ serjcutursI work
drors sro,,ud ldesea .re renortod to be- growing
fayarahy'
IryEppoo1 March 91-A loading corn oI!cu-
lar a.va. - Wlth tho retur,, OF mora temrorato
| maathnr and aantle ranx. tho corn trado bo-
comra cnlIuers hfiltors having previously pur-
o1as.d wi,ast to = fair oxtant. sre disincliuod to
ona5ata oxcept at aotne reduction In
fpra;n1, GrnweTs on tha contrary ara etiN
, 1876-04-01
NOTES AND NEWS.
IS11-OnTANT HILLS.

Bpsefal Dispatch to The Ch,eaoo 1,4bnns.
WARRINGTON, D. g., March 3l.-Tha House
haa passed bill OF much Importance 10 all i'm
porters. II provides for the separate snsry Of
exprcss packages contained In one importation
aud included in bill Of lading With other ar.i-
clos.
A,bill Of much importance to brewers passed
tho House. Tho bill proSidcs for tax upon tho
quantity Of tho product and not upon the guam
tity OF material used. 1Iomhers OK tho Ways
and Means Committee generally agreed that the
Ian could not now be construed to tax material
used, but the Commissioner OF Internal Revenue
has ruled otherwise, 80 the law whs passed..
THE IMPEAcuxENT MAHAdEhB-
The Democrats wore in Caucus until nearly
midnight. Thc evonlng was occupied IN dlacua.
slons Of order anu precodonts In impeachment
proceedings. There NAs gfoat difference Of
opinion ~ to tho method Of appointing i'm.
peachmont IuaungorH, whosher by ballot or by
nomination Of tho Speaker. Tho ballot was
chosen, nt,tl Tho following pcrsons It was agreed
should bo put in nomination: Bco.t Lord OF
Now York; Proctor Knott Of kontucky Lyndo,
Of Wisconsin; Mcsiaton ol Ohio; aud JonkB. Of
Peuusslynnia, Domocrntk, and Wheolor, OF Now
York, and George uoak. OF Massachusetts, no-
ITO fhs As.ottattd prtss.1
nELKsAr'H CASH DEroNg TtiE GRAND JuhT.
Wasli1HaToS, d. O., March 31.--Eyidanos In
tho Dolknap case Ia bolug prepared BY tho Dis
trict Attorney here for presentation to tbs
Grand Jury, md II is probable that m iudct-
mout will be found boon.
ARMY HEADQUARTERS
It IL believed that tho order restoring the
army headquarters to this city will bo iasued
enrly uext Neek.
the rnxB1DENT'e HEALTH.
The PrcAideut has no far recovered from bis
lnto lntliapoBtion IS to DO able to attend to his
Official duties.
NOMINATION..
Tho President has nominated Stephen D.
French Appraiser Of Morolandiss TOT tbs port
Of Nsw York. vice Darling resigned.
, 1876-04-01
preas[ons made, woro BY cuanlngty coutEIvod
narrAtiscH.
Tho q,uAttpns asked hy Faulkner wers fur.
ntahntf BY II. 4. johnson, Lyon'B counset+
Adjourned till tomorrow.
THE SILVER BILL.
IT f8 PASSED IN TIE 1opaA.

THE SILVER BILL.
IT'S rAsaED IN TIE aousA-
SPECIAL Hspatch II 1he Chseaaa 1sfbunA
WAsn1NaTos, D. O., March 0i.-Iho Houao
paused tho Silver bill in tho form in which IL vas
originally reported from tho Appropriation COM
mitteo, with oue amendment. Tho bill pasted
by % majority, tho voto standing 122 yoaa to Lou
nays. Tho bill a. phssed provides, first, for an
appropriation Of S1C900o to continue tho opora.
ttons Of the Engraving and TsIuting Dureau
during tic remainder Of this fiscal yoar; second,
makes provision for tho issuance OF silver SUBJ
atdary coin ~ stbhtltuto for fractional Gulf
rency and, third, decIaros that e,lvcF dollars
shall BIO legal tender to tho Amouns OF $50,
aud small atlvor coinB legal tender Tor
tho last provision failed. Tho opposition waa
composed Of Observation-Disclosures. and In pnrt
Ehatosn hkrl-mouoy mon. Moss or the Msw
England hard'monoy men opposon 1na olli ~
account Of tho provision Which mssos Gyer lei
thai II MAS dangcroua to mako silver compeh- q,
tor With gold 10 such largo amounts as fbo. Tho
inf1attonists, on tho othor hand, opposed tho
bill because u seomed 70 them partial advance co
towards specle-paYments. great many vosaS
were cast In sp!rit Of compromise:
[IatAs Astcetattd iTsss.1
THE lItI.
ia tha taxt Of tho btu relating to fractional cur
renuy as passed in tho Houso to-day:
That thers b and hereby Is appropriated ou Of any
onny in the treasury not othtrw1so appropriated the
eum or S1C3o0o to provide for engraving. printing,
aud other srpcnses Of making aud 'saulug United
aEu l. That ths Beeresary Of The Treasury "a hereby
directed 10 isaue sver coin1 Of tho United sa,eA ct
ard value In redemption Of equal amount Of ssac.
ona currency, vhsthef the aAme 10 10 tho Treas.
urT awaiting redemption whcthor 10 presented
for redemption, aud tho Bscretary Of tho Trca1ury
tnsy, under tho regulations Of tbs Treasury Depart
nsa pfova' Tor snSn ana ,n atts
Repositories Of tho tnitcd Etstea unt tho whole
amount Of fractional currency shs!l be redeemed.
denomination of dollar shall b leBA1 lender al
their nominal valno for at5 amount not esc.cdina
800 In nny payment hnd silver coins nf the Unilc
Btatta Of denominations OF less tAnn one dollar shall
bc lrFal tender At tltir nominal valuo for All,
amount not exceeding $23 In any one payment.
, 1876-04-01

tho abolition Of tho asats of siege. Minister
uufauo, Hho wAs examined by tho Committee.
asst'ntod to tlleir dscsior.
T1haAux-tEf7o1,
pAnIE, March OLA billiard tnAt1h between
lam iA,xtop, OF Nav York. was played hers TO-
night. Tie content wAs for tho championship OF
tho w.a-id. ths centennial silver cup and e1,0o0
aide, COO pon:s up. three bsIls. Tho match
wan wo., by yignanx, the present chanpton, who
ntdo GfAi potots to 459 scored b. Sexton. This
latter taa1s rim Of 129, tho largeat during The
game.
, 1876-04-01
POST-TRADEHSHbPS,
nYLL's TESTIMONY.


hefofe Cy1nerB Committee that ha made ~ sp-
pI1cattpu for post-tradershtp 1t Fort Uhvis,
;T,1os md cnn,, hire IN Iune tB72. ia 500 Ho1.
go ssa.,. :. r. h.s . r,rnho, ~ v,.or.
Hnap apous ~. ~ ~" w.. n."|a
fnehdaAohs from army omcess. oas oocie.hsS
Eclsnap told him that II 10 had known 10 had
como to mako suc, an application he (l'aiknsp)
wouldn't nnye seon hin. Witness replied that
T. .rorid tnkn Inn varv Iitt,a finn tn nat ant of
liz nri'n md In snnn
DOR GIT,
Tbja hrnnouo s1sAtn,ens made h,u, angry, but
m ltv rot to Tho wost front Of Tho building
yn,,np rren cana running aflor him, and re.
'n,cstci lin to cn1ne bn,k. WIsn he rntnrncd.
1;rl,,,nn said. rather apolooetcally. Inst be VA
1rast" ,,,noyol aver tiir Y,1nnv nnnI{cntinna fnr
nout'troJcrshine liaiknsn thcn turnoi l., hin,
hrutn,,oIv. nui nsked IIow much ls that no.
sition wotth I" lie Tep!ed That be- did uok know
% is 4 wnrti, 20 Inn, rnnr - In nskca liz ra.
a1 +" "tm s",1roaa, :. w. xorti, thst Wnnd
% yn, In nlI1inr ia nav that :" Dolknsn
;5,,1,,,n,, 5"u WI VT .SEor,dn,. Il w,litrv ~ nsy
n,,t,inn" In 1n.nonf7nd tnd theo
na' H. A"tnf' inf5 7,ci statnd tint hc diln't
ho,,ova TIM Eecrotnry meant to MARA him an
otTnr - tho ,,nst fo, ~ nilo hut thnnoht tin
socr,arv stta,nnt- III n nntrn him into ofYerinu
- hr;ha tn tI,at In might hayo son,n rcnron t6
Haciinc In nnnnint him, Tho witunaa on1,1d nat
snnm,Nr ~ XXI e hs1 p, To nnvnolr thas tol
unndS"i,nv and Mr. Croaiov. tho scrfasarv and
chlof ctcTk rnre 3e1tnn,i'a ro-hntwno,,a Il, mont.
it.9s tr.4arsm sJ,a hs.@.ns. "e e"o"0'&'' 49, p'"'
Ti,o "xapu;matn,, nroc,4ded .a fot1ov..
nNWha, h,1.1nc.a sys ynu snrnoeh IN nor
49,, ~ 5otortiva ,TnrE MT ~ nressnt un,9cr
tho aavernn,cnt ''''
'01 nNyon WIRE a dntec.fva and scout for ve,rs
l., T.xass va ~, hsve sIsn hoen At :
rs sa anaciai ooont nf Ina 1nternsl Tsvoure
nn,nrtn,on,
.Q:MWho appointed you ? A.-ntr. ubaudlor.
, 1876-04-01

member Of tho Bantto, and not IN any Official
position thne IYoolloy only pstd him s,,s oH-
peuses : that he nsyus was Interested III any
t,aIorshp, and never kno1 of auy uouatlnTn-
tion being paid for ono or to any ono for procuE-
Ing uu appointment.
, 1876-04-01
ROME.

TIE rorr REpon7Ep sEntuuLY III.
LONDON, April la dispatch from Vienna to
tho Daily Nt1cs says: "The rumor IL spreading
lere that tho Pope Is Enktng."
, 1876-04-01

Bpee1aI D7spateh 70 1Hs Chica0s 1Ffbun1.
WAsuHaTos. D. O., Mhrch 81.-Ths Sab
CommIttoo On tho 1uver and HA1hor bill th!s
morning presented sheir report to tho full Com
mittec, and 1t naa adopted. An Attenpt will he
made to pass the bill under . suspension Of Tho
rules. on account Of tho great opposition OK
pected from those who consider their local.lcB
sighted. Appropriations hsys very generally
boen reduced aoven-teuths from the estimates.
Tho following arc tho allowances for tho ptinoi-
pa! Western rivers and hhrboT9:
, 1876-04-01
SPAIN.

SPAIN.
TAQQrg ron CUDA4
MApntp, March 3t.-Csya1ry fsfufotoemsnts
have started for Cuba.
JOHN HULL HFCBnKp.
Logpon, April Ia special from 0Adiz 10 the
Times ssys tho Government demands from
British subjects tho payment Of the var tax aud
arrears thetaof. together With quoth Of the
forced loan, while French and German rosidenss
a1a exempted.
MALICIOUS.
Tho norre controversy concerning Catholic
unity continues.
IoCuBT9
atf,ict the Provinces Of Tsledo, Badaios 8svtlle
Salamanca, and Ciudad Heal.
, 1876-04-01
cuRA.

HHo 1NCOMK-1AX.
HiYAHA. March a1.-A decreo has been iBausd
which establishes All iucome-tsx Of 81 per cent.
PAYABLE In gold OF tts equivalent, The 5unta
debt u abolished
, 1876-04-01
MCCORMICK MUSIC HALL.
GILM0RE'S FAMOUS Band

Grand Concert Organization,
or New York ton IT. way to Baa Ffsnc4sco} viii gin
TWO GRAND CONCERTS ONLY,
on ss1. 1hn.lsy and Friday E!on!aEs, April nd ],
aS,s. TIE organization Win includs Hiss EMMA q.
IHu''sbY tho hfgtlly.gfted young American fritna
Donna: NJ. J. LEVY. tho greatest Uornt P3kyer lts-
,ng; Mt: ADOl.pii sOIST tAs fasortts Daritons Ths
- aolo!st Ms u. A1tEucK1E, tho celebrated AnaaT-
i1an Ian cornet EsSsr; Mr E: A. LEFEDyRE, s.xo:
kEdEL, cattnetse: Mr, r. DHAcHT, Frute, and
other enlnent nointrta The whels under the direction
OF Atr. P. 8. GILMORE.
popu1sr rrice Admission Al o1pr the house. Il,
No extra charge for reserved Seals which can b4
turo threo dA5r in advance 1t Lyon Hesl51 rnt1Id
etnft.
, 1876-04-01

HAx FAArc1sco, Cal, March 31.-DAtes from
Honolulu, by the bark u. c. Murray. arc to
March IL.
The volcanoes Of Kileauea, snd bIokuAwsowso
arc reported In Actise csuptft'n.'
There was much rejoicing In Honolulu orer
tho premature announcement that Con-
gress had pasacd IN set 70 put tbs ReciprocitJ
treaty In operation, sud the peoplo were very
much disappointed on leaning that there was
10 real foundation for tho report.
a good deal Of excitement existed In the Tal-
ands over the addseas Of many leading citizcns
In reference to thu deplotabla condition OF
things, And tho absolute urgency for action on
tho part Of tue Crown and Ministry aome vory
acrimonious published correspondence had re-
auited thorefrom. In tho matter Is involved tho
proposition 70 encourage emigration from Japan,
CHM, and East Indies, The Ministry took thu
AddEell Of the people III high dudgoon.
, 1876-04-01

nS.ate cfrefa .nd 1nehet. Of H,s 1es,slature" snd
It vaa 1nst-5hsst 10: nays. n, -
Tllo question t.sn rseurlcd on t,e Yes7tutfon
o?.s.d, " slr. Chrisanry ~ sltatItute. II wss
edSptr,l -Ye,@. n; nIys n
The Ben4se then adjourned nnt,l Mond.y.
, 1876-04-01

FARWELL AND LIE MorNE.
4 SUPPLEMENTAL BILL.
xpseta1 DtspateA 10 1As EAteaoa T5toun&.
HAsH1AaEoa. D. g.. March SIR, r. Mss1ick,
counsel fos RAsssll. filed tonight \ sup.
, 1876-04-01

Ons hundred thouBAnd dollars IN f!ly6r was fr-
ceiyel ut tho Treasury today from Sau FAncsco,
, 1876-04-01
EVERY AFTERNOON THIS wExK.
GRAND MATINEE{

Al gao, fof which tbs Management hars en-
Av0Yg Original HIbEnNtCoN, or, 1i.1in3ff, O. og
IRELAND, oonssIne Of eighty beautiful pGaa ri Al
With which Will appear the ltORRl8 C0MEDY OC9.
PANY n their aongst Duets, Dsnces, sad lsughsbie
especially for these MatlneeA, tbs beau4ful ana 10.
eomplt*hod Vocalat, Mia KATE HARDING, who WIN
feotar soma Of Tho choicest gems OF Irish ballads
Observation-Disclosures. Is cents; evening, - eenta.
, 1876-04-01
PRESCRIPTION FREE

fuf the epasdy cusoof AAmlnsl Wosknass Lost MAJ
hood md III 4iAosdsEs brought aa By indiacxsous q
exeess, Any druggist h4s tAs inerstisatA kAdzsss
DAVIDSON + co.. Boz 2.99k EeE Yaxk.
, 1876-01-30
THE uNDERTUNE.

watched the violet spaces Of the sky
Soft-shaken into stars; and, wondering, boup.
To know the Awful Power that had wrough.
And set them circling to their destiny,
In Hons long xono By.
! heard mother crying In tho night,
Pleading with Fate that she might look onee moro
On her dead dariinr's face, long months before
sea-cradled, wave-enwrspped from her sad sight
Meath flowers Of encEinite.
saw two lovers kiss, and kiss again
Through streaming taars, with clasped, cltnging
hands,
For QUE must journey into tar-oH 1ands;
Gray, countless leagues of distance would remain.
Through years Of loss aud paini
met crippled beggsr in the way,
One who had never harmed his brothermha
Or sistar-woman; yet the Almighty Plan
Forced him to stretch bis feeble palm cach day,
Till head md heart grew gray,
Seeking the worlds cold aims. The 6un went down;
And once again watched ths purple akies,
Weary In soul, heavy with memories
Of wrong aud grief that were that day uaads kzevn
In Lies drear uudertone.
-NTa. D. Il. Clark in the Indet.
, 1876-01-30


4 few days ago > 1oueh-and-ready appearing
fellow, dressed in butte1nut gray wearing q light
slouch hat, and carrying formidable-lookipe
musket, might have been seen, and in fact was
seen, alorly vending bis way along Pennsylvania
the latter place he inquired where be could lind
Gen. Eppa Hunton, Virginia representative in
Congress. THINKING he meant MISCHIEF the
person addressed ian emploYe Of the house)
asked ''What do you want With Gen. Huu,on p"
"What do want with him, Sub! Well, Sui, I
au from Bo.etouEt County, Nlginns, Sub, sn'
moss Of tho places up yere, and so Sub, / hoofod
# a1 the way M yere (eos9ldn't cog afford 70 ride in
Hutton. I fout under Gen. Hunton. sub. iii
through the wah, and il the confed'rits is .
:. But what are you doing with Tint old 1nn -
quelled the party addressed. That, sub" re-
musket carried al through the wnh, / fost
brought it along to show Gen. Hunton, and.
sub. hos got to git me good place." Here he
left his gun in charge Of the other party, aud
went to lind Gen. Hunton. The result Of his
interview has not transpired. This is no fancy
sketch, but an actual occurrence.