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HE MEXICAN REVOLUTION.
= Gtrnl AtFF saRGures Maamora~

dew NO6a. ArriI a dispatch from
RfrEuENiiie 81, says: Al . O'Clock this a.
N turf5fip I1.rE presented himself with his
Iaf at EbCuf n thousand men, % attack
Aia suiCrus- General Ia Barrs. IN COM
ria 9 20 ~ Errri son, cent out force OF some
So u.sfI, gf.3sI General Toledo. To attacE the
thrmF. Gtis fuTcC "prunounCed" when Out
a. fsr city and came hack In the ranks OF
/ 80 TIE NailoTUl Guard. Zoo strong in
TEE clay, Rl.i TIE artillery. refused % IRE
single tlaf NJ n ordered by DE Ia RarrA,
auh q esolLuouists Kept advancing. On
us
~ snE GOVERNMENT TROOPS TURNED
ONER
Q, rpEt he 5th cavalry. which stood drn1.
4 i,F Some lighting General De IA Harv-a
81 irs that he was betrayet Dn TIE battle
ht - lcf the city with squat OF the sfh
O.. VARY Isr BTnWusvtlle. Toe General
cIf,'B -d over finally. and b. now here. The
y. FU1no8t RIO Bravo is In front OF Mata-
n Ora 90 project American citizens.
i'iat - 10 MatafnOras. and has been re-
c. Nd with great rejoicing. Al the present
wsiliEg
FIGHTING Is GOING ON
al PORTS san Fernando ana Casa Mater a
foIufratioI in The suburbs 81 Matamoras
~ y r. uuant Of The government troops un-
def toiLmaud Ut tpls. tristp and Parruft
Wiz ncfuse 70 surrender. TIE artillery il
rOs. ~ anu TIE contest is uncertain.
hH~ Or us OF tAM Mill > FROM MArAMORAs
hs ~ ieen pouring into this city for a week
PAL. Do anticipation Of the battle. and the
gr, at@-t excitement prevails on both sides of
ihs fVer The officers and troops who crossed
oNC. 20 Texas have been arrested and dis
src7gs by GeI.. Pattcn. and taken % Fort
Brown under the orders OF the Secretary of
W.
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The Belknnp Im peachment.

The articles OF Impeachment against Sec
r tary Belknap were brought up In the House
this afternoon, and Immediately after their
reading Mr.. Knott moved the previous ques-
ton, unless some gentleman Indicated that
they desired To amend them. The vote was
then put, and the House unanimously or
dered the main question and adopted the
articles. A resolution was then adopted
announcing the managers to conduct the
impeachment, heretofore printed in THE
starr Mr.. Wheeler requested to be re-
liEVed on account of his already too pressing
dates. He suggested as bis substitute Hon.
e. q. Lapham, of New York, and he was
chosen
A resolution was then adopted to motif
The Ser ate of the action of the House, throug
The MAJ ayers, aud that the CLERK of the
House accompany them; also. that William
w. BelkGap late S. cretary of War, is i'm
eacht 4 IN the name of all the people of the
UuIted States
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CGSToMs FRAUDs AGGREGATING MIL
LOSS "A statement has been made al SaH
FrsEciscO, "auLhorized on Semi-official
authority that frauds on customs by snug
gbDg sud Otherwise, amounting TO from nva
TO seven million dollars per year, have beeK
pefpe.Tated In that city. A large proportions
dlttlable fnerohandise being ostensibly
shipped from San Francisco 20 New YORK a
AM vice versa, but on ths arrival Of the
stiunted containing goods answering tha
description in the manifest The informant
algo states that large amounts OF Mexican
wool enters the country free of duty via the
Csttallle islands, OF the southern California
coast.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Exynf's Mar Win AhVssNula

lBhIoN. april The Times special from
Al'NaLuria says the King OF Abyssinia sent
en- Voys 10 Egypt asking for peace, but after
wH,'ts rnsdc impossible demands FOR a treaty
OF lntnsrue before q treaty OF peace Was
sikrtd and for the payment of the war eN-
Pc fuses. TIE l. gyptians are certifying strong
vi . garrison these and Withdraw the re-
m;i'bder of their troops during the rainy sea-
sou u j. suggested That a neutral territory
he .6Tned To prevent future collisions be-
tne0fi a y sslnia aud Egypt 10 Is reported
that Prince Tigre has revOlted and II m arch
in % Adowa, capital of the state of Tlgre.
M ' persons favor the idea OF placing the
ia e King ThcodoTe's sou on the throne OF
Apytslull under guarantees.
Tee Ensiihh University Boat Race
t. Drtiing ON The luter- uni versity boat
rae ID Icy is xix 10 four IN favor OF Cam
britge.
rHnIs Ri tire Centennial.
.Sr Heap. utts1 states consul A. TuniS.
W ~ Es family, will sail from Liverpool
April >, n The steamship Indiana for Phila-
Del Ia lie viii represent TGnis al the
Geo tfCI Isl eNhi oitiOn.
IBfiare at Liverpool.
: fXanler Guaranty & Co. merchants OF
liverpool, have JAILED. II 6 reoOrted that
Their liabilities are heavy. Their connec-
tUL with a meriCau trade is slight, but the
failure Las depressing influence.
The Empress Bill.
Tho Times thinks the report that tie gov
erIILeI iItends TO abandon the title OF En-
pres - too good 10 he true.
Military visitors.
NgW YORK Aprll 3.-General Sherman
yes To-day, made visit to Fort Hamilton.
The lNs'rs6ss was partly Official and partly
conn inentary. There was a full dress In
specjYn q troops. The visitors were re-
ceivel by General Getty. Secretary Tan
expressed himself much pleased with the
military bearing OF the troops.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-03

BAIT,soEs, EprI S.-OOrion quiet and essier-
mild ms BALI Flour steady aud frmer-HOward
stree AID western super 375s4 e; do. extra, 50s
IS; Co family, bH5a7 81; City Mills super, 75A
4IO 81. EXTRA. t;7sa7 90. do. Bio brands, boI
do. fsrssiy, 30. Nhesr strong bat qllet-No. =
westorg I-d, fSsl IS; PennsylvaEis red, sOAl
msIy,ssd red lSOel IS, do. amber, 6Jal 6s; do
white, seb1 o. Oorn-southern firm; western
unsettled southern white elsss southern yellow 81
ass vstitrn mixed, ga IesS spot, az bid April.
90 big hEg. Oats Gull and unchsnged-sOuthern,
40S4e Wertefn white, ffsfS; do mixed, f0a4s. Rye
guieG -soss2 Hay Maryland ard Penu.ylysDis,
l5.QOst ~. Oilsicns quiet but hrm. Pork, G00A
q JOS BEihmeais-sbouldtrs, 9sshs clear rib sides.
l2iaalZs lose; So aiss. packed Bscon-shouldeTa,
lOs1lr. lclsaf rib sides, - salsA. Hans, l5.l6.
Lard srsn-IefBsd, la; crude, none Offering. But
ter s.Arce and str0Dg-western extras. S5a q; DO.
hrsts, sssG. PstrOleum quiet-erude, So; refined.
hssJitT. Coffee quiet but nrm-Rie cargoes, l6s
ls: lJDbing. l6'EsD. hisky nomins'ly l.i2k.
bsLsiAUEs, ApiH - Virginia SKIES, Old, 80.
do 60 so,Idstsd, CO..; West Va, 9; Nor'h Oarolins
IS, Cd, y new .psci al tax, Ibid today. Sugar
NE,g Y0EEsAprsIS stooks-Money, no looms Sac.
Gold LIZ, Exchsgse, long <S71S; short, $50. Cow
ernneHss active AID low.
Nav Y0EE. April s.-Flour dull and uaohsnsed.
VIVA fulet AID da'!iGing. Corn quiet aud firm.
IbELDy, 4 phi 1880 y. m.-OousOls 90 g-l6 for
mo pCY b1a q II u f.r tie accozat. U. 8. bobds.
lse< ca, les g :: lOs's aew loan, lo6<. Erie,
HSi do. preferred. y.
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HS-JidTty-fou governments viii be repre-
ser lied ~ Philadelphia =
sSyis bishop Of urgel is about 10 proceed
10 lsonle 10 resign his Gee.
1Tlge race horne Ballsnkeel has been re-
tire ION the tarfo on account OF al aiiiistiou
cauATd. by the epiEootic.
- Tue French chamber OF deputies haG
annt sec the elections or the Due de Feltre.
Bonararast, and NJ. Csrdenau, legltimisL
~ 5he new classification OF fr1Ikhf rafHa
over tile trunk lines from New York 90 the
west went into effect Saturday, Q reduction
OF nom - tD16 per cenL having been made
upon ktyeral important articles.
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SHOT IN THE NECK.-Edward Stockfn.
aged fourteen years, was accidentally shot
in the neck to-day by son of Reginald
Wentworth, United States paymaster, at the
latter's Office in the custom-hOuse. The boys
were playing with pistol, when il was dis
charged. The injured boy was taken to the
Chambers street hospital. The wound is a
very serious one, and may prove fatality.
y Letter Let
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-03

DEATH OF THE BLACK SWAN. Miss
ElZaheth Taylor Greenfield, widely known
as The Black Swan, for her pecul ar yoca
abilities, died suddenly of paralysis at hall
past three O'Clock yea erday morning, at her
residence on FOthergill street, below Pine.
MISS Greenfield was born slave In NatcheZ
Miss, sixty eight years ago. Her father was
foil African, and white and Indian blood
flowed In her mothers veins PhGdlielpht1
Press. In
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A HORRIBLE CAsE.-A horrible case OF
poverty and suffering has just come TO light
at Worcester, Mass. On Tuesday of last
week the wife of Daniel Shea. a city laborer,
purchased some secondhand clothing from
q travelling vender. She gave the same 10
one of the children, who was taken sick and
died the next day. The remaining 1 children
were taken sick with the same disease,
which the city physician pronounced mea-
sizes and diphtheria, and two more, a boy of
years and a girl of IL months, have since
died, a fourth is not expected TO live, and the
nth is slowly recovering. The father and
mother were SO reduced by watching and
starvation that the former resorted 10 the
bottle, and was found Thursday In a drunken
stupor in the house with his two dead chill
dren, ard The latter is a raving maniac. The
parents were unable, OF course. TO bury their
children, and when the wretched home was
visited by persons who had been notife1 OF
the condition OF the family, the bodies had
lOng been mt only for the tomb. The two
children were buried by the city Tuesday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-03

THE PROGRAMME OF THE CARS JOUR.
NEY is officially announced at ST. Peters
burg. He goes first to Ems, stopping a short
while at Berlin, thence to JugeDheim, aud
returns to Russia to witness the military
mannuvres- During the summer he will
visit Helsingfors and Warsaw, after which
ne VIII accompany the empress tn Livoiia
in Greece, and will return to ST. Pet ersbure
in autumn $3.50 .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-03

CASE OF TRICHINA.-At Indianapolis a
fatal case or trichinosis occurred I'm Ger.
man family, named Kaufman, last week.
The victim was young lady of 16 years.
Her mother and brother were attacked, and
the former will also die. 1t is reported that
there are quite number Of cases in the city,
but the physicians are afraid TO report them
About thirty per cent. of them prove fatal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-03

BOWEN VS. PLYMoUTH.-The special COM
mittee appointed by Plymouth church to
Investigate the charges made against Henry
{. Bowen by the examining committee, have
Informed Mr.. Bowen that they will be ready
TO hear Mr.. Bradshaw, Mr.. Richards. or anv
other witness for the defence, but he Bowen
must, before producing witnesses, tell all he
knows himself. Mr.. Bowen denies the right
of The committee to dictate what evidence
shall be taken first, and declines 10 procee 1
unless he is allowed to go on in his own way.
IN. y. ETDTeSs, Isl.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-03

TEE RIGHT TErBuNAL TO TRY BE-cHERs
Eyeisy day Ttnoers IL more doubtful waslher.
thsTs Is anybody free enough from bias In
inlEEtially tnvestigate the Beecher scandal.
WY ROT amt the national Importance oa
the tasy, and have it erbityafed by q Cath
oIic, Methodist, an Episcopalian, Pres
byttt1sn, and a Baptist? We viii agree tU
deai Thte Methodist bishop who would
deG4s the case 50 far as his vote would gos
uPosl ibe Facts presented at The trial.
mo e,olst,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-03

FREIGHT RATES ON THE CANAL.-The
boatmen of the New Central Coal Company
yesterday signed an agreement to carry coal
to Georgetown during the coming season for
S1.1O per ton, a reduction of five cents per ton
from last years rates. The company will
commence shipping coal by canal to-day. 1t
psny will also begin shipments to day
l(IunbefLInR NfIrS Let
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THE PHIIADEIPBIA NJ f.. CoyEFpE,

THE PHILADELPHIA NJ +. CONF EREyC e
Saturday adopted, by way of substitute to
the 6rst Item of the report on changes and
notifications, a resolution reaffirming the
doctrinal ways held by the MethOdists. viz:
that the episcOpacy is not third order, aud
requesting the general conference to consider
in the service for the installation of general
superintendentS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-03

LYNCH LAW IN TENNESSEE.-The store of
Hlrsh Brothers, at Somerville, Tennessee.
was entered by fifteen disguised men few
nights ago, robbed of 81 600, and the two
brothers beaten and dragged with ropes by
the necks through the streets. They were
released with the assurance that they would
De killed should they remain another nj light.
committee OF citizens has been organized
for their protection.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-03

A MINISTER FOUND DEAD IN HIS Bed
At Norfolk, Rev. A. Paul Repiton, d. D., a
distinguished divine OF the Baptist church.
was found dead in his bed Saturday morn
ing, PIT the residence of his daughter Mrs
Howard, on Boush street. The deceased had
returned from Ba fillmore short time since
where he had been to have an operation per-
formed on him for the gravel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-03

A WOMAN OUTRAGED AND MURDERED
Bridget O'Donnell was found dead yesterday
morning in field on the northern outskirts
OF W1lkesbarre. Pa. a post norton exami-
nation was held, and IL was shown that her
person had been violated. and then she had
been choked TO death. There is, as yet, no
clre 10 the murderer, but the police are In
search of a tramp who was seen in that
neighbOrhOOd Saturday evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-03

AsSAsSINArIoN IN CINCINNATI.-Iu Cir
cinnRti, Saturday morning Martin South q
son OF the keeper of the Kentucky peniten-
URTy. vas essassinated at his stall in the
Frankfort (ky0 market. The assassin shot
him through a crack In the building. Mr..
South dicd In few minutes. Walter Ste
phens, prominent butcher, was arrested on
suspicion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-03

SILVER FOR ST. LoUIs.-Six hundred and
fifty FIVE thousand dollars In silver coins BE-
low the denomination of one dollar have
been received AZ the sub treasury an st.
Louis from the Pacific slope during the past
month TO be used in the resumption OF specie
paymenfs.
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HTbe Upited states ernre

HThe United States express once at
Akron, Ohio, was entered by burglars Friday
night who stole between 81, 900 and $50, 900.
aOIt is now estimated that the damage
from the Worcester dam disaster viii not
aggregate above S29o,000.
EB. p. Rogers, who absconded from
Brooklyn with 200 of the funds OF the Full
ton bank OF that city, has been arrested at
Knoxville, Tenn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-03

THK WAR IN MEXICO. DiaZ, in conf
mand of the Mexican revolutionists, is
before MatamoTas, and an attack on tie
city is momentarily expected. United States
gunboatS are patrJlling the river, with III
structlUns Ia afford all necessary protection
TO American citizens The matter OF sun
plying power 10 General Labarrl, the Next
Ian COMMANDER at Mat 9mOras, by the COM
mander Of the gunbOat Rio Bravo is under
investigation, but the result cann)t yet be
made pu plic
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-03

WHERE'S YOUR GALLANTRY?-When the
bill regulating the admission OF attorneys to
practice came up in the House of the Mary
lend legislature Saturday, Mr.. Hooper, of
Baltimore country, offered an amendment,
which, had ii been adopted, would have
allowed females TO become applicants for
examination, but it was voted down.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-03

FRANCE HELPING EGYPT.-A Paris paper
a: serts that the Khedive, being fearful that
his signature would be dishonored In Lon
don, appealed to the French government for
assistance. A meeting of the Paris brokers
was Immediately called by the Duke de
Cazes, Minister Of Foreign Affairs, and the
sum required to meet the interest On the
Egyptian loan was at once forwarded to
London.
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Iafiure at IIyerpooi.
rho scbuyIkt.I CoaI Rertou

thrOp EhDut the Srhuylkill region remains
unci .arged. The Philadelphia aud Readin.
coal mud from collieres, that resumed work
last ~. 90 ay, continue regular shipments of
coal, .SIt no additional mines have been
starirC the wet weather iuterforing with
trict ill keep mp the strike against reduce
ton n he usual contract work aud the ad-
ditioifa' labor required in bringing coal TO
the altsCc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-03

THOMAS u. DUDLEY died at Richmond
Va, Saturday night, OF Rheumatism OF the
heart, aged 6S. He was one of the most
prominent members OF the Masonic frater-
nity in the country. During life he held sew
eral high official positions IN Richmond, and
was the father of Bishop Thomas u. Dudley,
OF Kentucky, who was with him when he
died.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-03

Cumberland Civilian of yesterday says: The
coal trade has not yet fairly opened. The
Cumberland and Pennsylvania railroad has
not yet made known its determination as 70
freiR Int under the late act of the legislature.
Yesterday the New Central Company sent
four boats at SI10; the American, Borden
and Black Avon will ship tomorrow at
same rates, and 1t is generally conceded that
81 10 will be rates paid bOatmen this season,
although six boats left yesterday with Con-
soltdation coal at 81. Wewere informed last
night that two of the leading companies had
determined to offer their miners rednctio on
Of ten cents per ton, and give them reason.
able notice of the same.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-03

GEN. MEIGs RELIEVES GEN. INGALLS, AS
QUARTERMAsTER GENERALITY direction
OF the President OF the United States, BrIga-
der General VI. c. Meigs, having reported IN
obedieI &c TO telegTaphic orders OF Sd of
March, 1876, will assume his duties as Quar-
ingalls,, Acting Quartermaster General,
April list, 1876. Colonel Rufus ingalls,, on
being relieved, will resume his former duties
as Chief Qusrtermaster Military Division of
the Atlantic, and the charge of the general
depot OF the quartermasters department in
New York city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-03

AMONG those who had interviews with the
President to-day were Senators Morton and
Boutwell, and Representatives Wells and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-03

STRIKE.-The brakemen ON a portion OF
the Lehigh Valley (Pa.) railroad are on
strike against ten per cent. reduction.
They stopped a number OF freight and coal
cars Saturday and their ringieaders were
arrested.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-03

ATRoCIoUs USAGE OF CHILDREN has been
the practice in the Ohio Soldiers Orphans,
Home. An official investigation shows that
pounding with barrel slaves, blows in the
face that left dishguring marks, and other
equal severe punishments, were daily In
ffcted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-03

THE Senate Com nittee on Privileges and
Elections met, to day, TO Continue the
Spencer investigation, but no further wit.
resses for the prosecution having arrived it
adjourned until to morrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-03

H1n consequence OF the separate action
OF The Irish and Scotch teams the organiza-
HOE OF British team 10 participate in the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-03

LITTER FROM WENDELL PHILLIPS
Senator Morton has received the following
characteristic letter from Wendell Phillips:
"Deor Sir: Let me trespass on your time so
fer as TO thank you with all my heart for
your reply to Bayard. Be sure the seaboard
journals do not faithfully represent the Ma
to1ol mood. If the bugle sounds they'll be
as much amazed at the peoples uprising as
the same coward fools in 1861. Do not weary
the fl answer will come.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-03

HoRRIBLE.-The dead body OF a new barn
infant was found this morning lying along
side the railway track near Guy street, and
from appearance had been thrown from a
Pullman car window in the express. Its
tongue bad been torn from the roots as IL 10
stop the little things cries, ana could not be
found. An inquest was held, and q verdict
OF wilful murder returned against party or
parties unknown.-AOatredl telegram.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-03

A CLPRK TO BE INvEsTlGATED-In the
House OF Representatives on Saturday, Mr.
Robinson. of Illinois, offered a resolution,
which was adopted, that as it is alleged that
one Horace Boyden, now clerk to the Com
mittee on Military Affairs, was guilty Of
corrupt and base practice while an off. of
the internal revenue in the state OF Texas,
he Committee on Military Affairs be direct
fd TO investigate the facts In the case, and 10
have power TO send for persons and papers
and report the facts to the House.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-03

QUEEN VICToRIA's VISIT to Germany has
reference TO the cessIou of the Duke of Edin-
Duchy Of SAKE Coburg and Gotha to Ger
many.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-03

NAVAL ORDERS -Lieutelant Commander
j. b. COughlan, detached from the Saugus
ard ordered TO the Dictator. Lieute0a1t
Commander Chas. ]. Barclay, from tae Die
tatOr ard ordered to the Saugus.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-03

TRAGEDY IN A CUBAN CoURT-Ro oM-At
Havana, in one of the courts, on Saturday,
after an angry controversy over claim, the
Marquis of ArguIder. as he was leaving the
court, struck Senior Sanchez Isnsgua. The
latter pulled out a revolver and shot the
marquis, who died yesterday morning. The
parties are wealthy and well known.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-03

CROOKED WHISKY-RumOrs directing the
NcjC York and brooklyn Distrtcts.- For the
past two or three days ruTnors have been
Tying around that the crooked whisky
frauds, such as recently created so much ex-
element In the west, had been discovered in
New York and Brooklyn, and that govern
ment officials were taking steps to procure
certain parties. There always has been
plenty of work for the officers OF the internal
revenue department in this city, bat lately
the exposures of the immense whisky FRAUDS
In the west have, IL is said, led TO closer
and more searching investi CATION at home,
and, from what can be learned, their labOrs
have met with success, as future results will
show. IL is reported that several seizures of
DOORS were made few days ago, on the
ground OF Justification of entries, and that
the evidence of fraud was so patent that the
cases wee referred at once to the u. s. grand
jury that is now in session. 1t was under
stood in legal circles yesterday that Certai n
we'll known members of the bar have already
been retained by certain individuals VINO
either know that they are about to be prose
cuted or fear that they stand in danger OF
visit from officers OF the internal revenue
department.-IN Y HeTCld. 2d
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-03

h MAX WHO LAUGHS AT DEATH. At
NsshstIle, Saturday, the Supreme Court
sen ~ ced l.. A. Gilbert % be hanged atS
Fa gegttSIlle, May s6th, fof the murder og
mtp Tie prisoner received the sentence
WI Al fSslNfter,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-03

BEFORE THE GRAND JURY.--Cale5 P.
Marsh was before the grand jury to day In
the case of W. w. Belknap, and Columbus
Alexander IN the safe burglary case. The
former was before the jury for an hour or
more and the latter but a short time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-03

THE TOTAL RECEIPTS collected IN the Of
fee of the Secretary of the Treasury for the
suffering employees recently d scharged,
amount TO S3ciI5